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The New York Times, by no means
bias sed adversely to England, thus con-
cludes an article on the European question !:
/. In aword, the European Powers seem
fast settling into q pro-Russian instead OF
an anti Russian coalition; and England IS
now left to confront, singie-handed, In de-
fence OF an ally who does not wish TO De
defended, the whole strength OF Eastern
Europe"
Things have very much this aspect. 1t
seems now that Europe has been in stu
DOR for long time. It appears that the
real issue presented by England has not
been well understood by the continental
countries.
England, covered with jealousy of Rus
sia, whom she suspected OF design to steai
Hindostan, considered that there was no
way TO hold her in check save by maintain
ing Turkish power in Europe. In every
phase OF the Eastern question this was her 'e
motive. And she has by diplomacy en-
pIoyed some continehtai ally to assist in
carving out her purpose and succeeded IN
prevailing upon others to remain NEUTRAL
and thus she has defeated all attempts unrll
the present time to- expel the Turk from
Europe.
Thus we have England, the enthusiastic
and heroic nation, in the effort to drive Mo-
hammedanism from the holy land, using
her whole power OF diplomacy and force
to bolster up Mohammedan rule over a
large part Of Christian Europe. The mo-
tive has been intensely selfish, and the con-
duct unchristlan and inconsistent.
But the European nations understand II
better, and are very tired OF bolstering ur
the Turks to crafty the sordid purposes Of
I'm n1and
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There is a somewhat more lively move
ment in real estate in New York city. The
Times says that prices show some improve
mcnt in values. The Improvement is mol at
all indicative OF excitement. Indeed, it is
well that it is not; for that recovery which
is impulsive and excitable is almost sure to
be dclusivc. We want nothing OF that sort.
We believe that prices will from this time
gradually grow better. and that is the only
sort OF recovery we can rely upon.
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Agents OF the British Government are
reported to be engaged in purchasing horses
in the West and Southwest for the cavalry
service. Tine price paid is from $3.50 to
5000, and the number required is said to be
eighteen thousand They are to be shipped
by the way OF. Canada as rapidly as accepted.
Comptroller Kelley, of New York, has
asked for the release of William III. Tweed,
in compliance with the promise made to him
in return for'ihis evidence in, the suits
against the ring OF which he was formerly
the head. I, s 49, t 81
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Senator HowE's broadside was intended
TO be q s..gaulbustin" affair. Printed slips
OF his speech were sent to leading Journals
in various parts OF the North and West,
that the press, being prepared, might CO.
operate with the redoubtab!c Senator and
make such combined attack as would
blow the President out OF water. The re-
suit is a "phizzle"; and now MIR. HOWE is
how and there IN end on it.
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spEa,aAs NOTICES.

= s
ae9- GRAND OPENING OF SPRING
GOODS Ar THALHIBfEE BROTHERS., COL
BROAD sTREET.-We wish to announce That W
have just received the latest novelties III DRESS
GOODS Of every kind, BLACK GOODS; COL
ORED, BLACK, and STRIPED SILKS. WHITE
GOODS OF every description, CASSIMERES III
l.rge variety, HOSIERY, GLOVER scAKFs,
.CORSETS, and lots OF. other goods, and as we are
one of the first houses to exhibit new goods at low
prices, 1t will pay you 10 give us call.
In DRESS GOODS we have one OF the largest as
sentiments we have ever exhibited, at very 10"
prices Call and see MS on Dress Goods. All shades
WOgSTED PRINCES TO match.
BLACK ALPAOhS, CACHEMIRES, GRENA-
DIMES, CREPEs, and CREPE CLOTHs-a large
line very low.
WHITE-GoODS DEPARTHENT:-Wc have q
splendid stock. such as LACE SATIN, ana BRO,
CADE.STRIPED MUSLINS, VI CT RI a and
LINEN LAWNS. SWISS and NAIESOOk MUS
LINS, JACONETS, IRISH LINENS, &C., ut very
In CAsSIDIEREs and DOLA1AN CLOTHS. for
ladies', childrcn's, aud genteIncns suits, &c. we
have one Of the largest lines in the city. Call and
see them before you buy.
we have lots OF other goods which we cannot
mention and all We ask Is call ut our store, COL
Broad street. .,,,,,,,n,
NH % IHALHiMEH bhoAhGi'"-
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own welfare. Long have her people been
f.rawa away iron, the true policy for their
good. They certainly cannot fail 70 under
stand their interests longer. The present
condition Of the connections between the
West and tho East are such that it IL a mat.
ter both Of ease and expedition to finish
them, and TO impart to Ohio commerce
new life and vastly Increased prosperity.
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THE COUNTERFEIT SILVER CoIN.-The Sc
cret Service Division has several specimens
of the counterfeit half-dollar, the trade-do!-
lar, and the new silver dollar. They are
closely in imitation OF the genuine, and
therefore calculated to deceive. There is,
however, an appreciate difference in the
weight, they weighing less than the genuine.
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ME- ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN
LINEN SHEETING.
Ten-nuarter BARNSLEY LINEN SiIEETING at
s per yard worth 81 80:
STILL ANOTHER BIG BAKGAIN-PILLOW-
CASE LINEN, Ii yards wide. at 50c-actual
value. 75c.;
TURKEY-RED TABLE DAMASE at Coo. worth
75c. per yard:
Grea. bargains In HUCKABACk TOWELS ut Coo,
81, Sl.15, $50. 3l.75, 81, $3.50. and IS per
dozen;
DAMAsK TOWELS s1.7o, Sc. 25, 49, and 1885,
per dozen;
WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS n. ~ sworth
$50;
TIDES at 25, 50, so, 60, ana 75c.. ard higher
all very cheap-;t LEVY BROTfiERS'.
a large assert mcnt Of FANS. NH ~
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DIED.

Died, ut his residence, 2l5 west Marshall street,
Professor CHARLES lehman, in the ffty-irst
year OF his life. 80 %tsf
Funeral takes place from Park Place methodist
Episcopal church aI 10 A, h. FRIDAY, March
18th. Friends and acquaintance invited 10 Mt
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strEN0GRApHY.

The second and last
~ class in SHORT HAND Will be formed at Z.
NJ. FRIDAY March 29th, In The room over wal,
ford's hooks ore. No. IL Main street. The oincial
OF the legislature OF virginia VIII
give the instruction. Full course, s1Oin adYance.t
smh 29-2t ~ si55Sf -.if
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Ill TWO HUNDRED REMNANTS OF
DRESS GOODS in lengths OF from two 20 thir
teen yards % be closed out II once;
BLACK ALPACaS in al q'lrlitics-,hc cheapest
ever brought to this c;y-ptice' from 1876. to
81 per yard;
ALL-WOOL BLACK ChSIfMERES 1T GO. G5. IS,
Soc. 81. and $l.2J PEE yar'l-ha cheapest yc!
offered;
BLACK MOIIAIRS and BRiLLIANTINE& at So,
40, Is. so, and 6nc., and up to 81 % per yard
the incest goods ever offered for the money:
\ large stock Of FANCY DRESS GOODS 1T all
prices 1T LEVY BROTHERS..
TURKISH CLOTH in al qualities. NH 81
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MARRIED..

Married, March 5,ls7s, at the residence OF the
BRIDES father, James L. Davis, Estl. by the Rev.
John E. Edwards, OLIVIA GRACE DAVIS and
WILLIAM II. ADAMS: all of this city. - sa
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0S-CES'f STORE.
d ECEIFED AT TIE

t4EtEl Ell AL LIZ
99-CENT STORE:
$50 LARGE LAMPS, trimmed in 7-inch shades
and Arsand burners complete, ut 99c.; ....
A very handsome ERONZE-BASE LAMP. with
chimney, at soc;
Also, BRONZE PENDANT LAMP for the hall
at 99c.;
A full line and large assortment of LADIES' MUS
LIN UNDERWEAR, In new styles, at 90 and
soc. These goods are well made and handsomely
trimmed.
I5O more of those NICkEL-LEVER CLOCKS at
s1.9S-warranted perfect lme-keepcrs or money
refunded;
More Of those large !THREE-sEIELF WALNUT
! BOOK-RACKS;
$50 dozen GOBLETS NJ 99c. dozen;
100 dozen STAR TUMBLERS at SOC. 4 dozen;
Some very handsome genuine MEERSCHAuM CT
GAR-HOLDERS and CHIP MEERSCHAUM
PIPES-two In case-for 99c.;
All sizes In our FINE INEN-BoSON-AND-CUFF
SHIRT; -.
New style 4-PLY LINEN COLLAR at s9c. per
half dozen; .a1sr..
New styles Ally CUFF, four pair for 99c.
Catalogues sent free 10 any address from 900
Broad street.
mh21 W. \. SIEfENo.
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III NOTTINGHAM LACE FOR CUR
TATNS at ~: worth 20c.: at 16. worth csc. !:
NOTTINGHAM LACES at 20, %, 81, 50, 40. 50,
GO. anc 7:c. per yard;
WHITE QUILTS ut 90 worth 75c.; at 75c. worth
Sl.25: at Sl.25 worth 81; ut $50 worth
$3.50; at Sl.75 worth 80 ; al $3.50 worth - !:
at So worth So at So worth IS;
WISDOW-SuADES ut all priccs-a fuil assert
ment on hand. with fixtures complete:
A Iarge assortment ofPAPER WINDOW-StIADES;
The largest stock OF TIDES ever offered. and 1T the
lowest prices ever known. --..
LEVY BROTHERS.
LINEN suIRT-BOSOMs at Is worth soc.
mh27
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bca- ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
BLACK SILKS

BLACK SILKS at 65 worth Soc;
BLACK SILKS at 75c. worth 81;
BLACK SILKS at csc. worth S1.25;
BLACK SILKS at 81 worth sl.35;
BLACK SILKS up to So per yard;
STRIPED, PLAID. and PLAIN co L o D
SILKS at lover prices than ever.
we intend to sell SILKS cheap to all who give us
a chance to do so.
mil 81 LEVY BROTHERS'.
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MI CLARET.
n.y. FRENCH AND AMERICAN RES

n7> FRENCH AND AMERICAN RES
ANrONI takes pleasure
In announcing 10 the citizens of Richmond ano
strangers visiting the city that lie has opened III his
No. 1105 Main street Square below
Il FlRST-CLASS FRENCH and AME-
R!CAN RESTAURANT. MEALS for PRIVATE
FAMILIES gotten up in the best French style ut
reasonable prices. The cuisine IS under the man-
agemcnt of Monsieur LEVY. late OF the Union
League Club. philadelDhia. mh 2-eodlm
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We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe H. and OF patients who la We taken It, that 1T
rs MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASSI,ILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE &C BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
nol5 $40 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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MT EQUAL JUSTICE TO ALL.

THOMAS Il. PRICE 6 co.
make no professions of selling leading domc:t les at
less than cost and swindling tho consumer on other
less familiar goods. at The lowest rates we offer
WAMSUTTA, POSEMAI, ANDROSCOGGGS,
AUBURN, ANCHOR. and other A COTTONS.
To-day fresh lot of REMNANTS;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS at astonishing igurcs;
HAMBURG EMBROTDERIES ut lowest figures ami
In most beautiful variety.
Look at orr BRIGHT SPRING PRINTS that arc
displayed to-day.
signs:
KID GLOVFS-the most complete assortment CT
coIorS and styles ever offered in this city.
GENTLENEN'S FURNISH NGS.-Wc have be-
slowed great care on this branch, and solicit Il
review of our stock Of
COLLARS,
CUFFS,
SCARFS.
GLOVES.
IiALF-lIOSE.
liSEDkEit"HIEES. &c.
'CUSTGif-MADE BhESS-Si!iRTS st 1925. of
WAMSUTTA or NEW YORK MILLS MUS
LIN. and cut regular.
BLACK ard COLURED SILKS III beautiful aSsOrt-
m"nt; -
LINEN SHEETTNG9,
DAnhSkS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES. &c.
We shall be pleased 10 receive orders.
fe27 7. K. PRICE : co.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-03

choice 90 so34 os. Whisky IN good demand ct
u o.. Corn fairly active; mixed ear a on track.
shelled Al. Oats quiet OF 5s134 for whit. 3l3a2
spring. 4o045 for fall prime to choice sample.
Rye firm and quiet at 61@65 for prime to choice
on arrival Flour firm and In fair demand.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. April 2, 1890 D. m.-Cotton fiat
and Irregular; Middlng Uplands $50 MID
ding Orleans 61,d sales 5000 bales, Of which
1000 we're iaken for export and speculation.
Wheat California average lis sd@lls sd; club
lis sd@12s Cd; Western spring % lo111is win
Corn new 26s026s I'D; old 2ss@2ss sd. Oats IS.
Barley 81 3D. Pork-prme mess Western sos.
BacOn-long clear 2ss, short clear 295. Lard
prime Western 37s I'd. Iallow-D. y. G. Lon
y. m-Breadstuffs quiet. Wbeat-Western
spring 81 10d@1Os tod.
changed at 2ss. Wheat in fair demand and
prices steady-spring los 3d@1ls: California
club 11s 91@l2s I'd do average lis 5d@l1s 1oi.
Corn duli-Oli 2ss02Ss sd new 26S Cd. Oats
steady at SO. Barley quiet at IS cd. Clover seed
steady at 40s@p42s Receipts OF wheat for the
past three days $1,000 quarters. Of which s. 100
5 D. -Bacon-Market dull but prices un-
changed: Cumberland cut 25a. short rib b. 29s,
Western declined cd and duh at ats Cd. All
other articles unchanged as follows: Pork
a sa s9 Wssr gea sps at as Bse
India mess steady ut 9os extra India mess duh
at 1898 prime mess steady at 8os. Talow-
Prime city steady at 39s 3D.. Turpentine-
Spirits dull at 25s Cd. Rosin dull common SIS
fine 1os Characterization choice dull ut 6ss.
Lard oil stehdy at ass.
4:3o o. m-Ta,low-P. y. C. London 3es Sd.
LONDON. April Q, .. m-Flour- lean
extra State unchanged ut 28s Wheat weaker
arrived cargoss = Chicago Els 6dO52s. red
winter 54a@55s, California 55s si@56s. cargoes
to arrive Chicago ADS; California 53s@55s
arrivals for orders light. Corn. weaker; Br-
rived cargoes ntw BIS, new to arrive 2es
Rosin-common IS cd. Linseed oil y ton f2f
1bs@G27; Calcutta inseed per quarter 5ls 9dd
SOS: sperm oil y ton ETA: whale oil v ton f35
Lpssed cake p ton G8 Is ,4f9. Turpeptine-
spirits U ewt 23s 3d@o23s cd. Petroleum y gal
lon-apirits 7tad@7ad; refined s1,d.
ANTWERP April 2.Petroleum 27i4f for fn'
pale American.
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fBy Telegrapb.l
COM " ERCIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Evening April 2, 1873, J
GENERAL REMARKS-To- day has been both
clear and cloudy. with occasional splitting OF
rain.
Business generally continues dull. though
there was some little Improvement in the job
bing trade.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable news from
European markets and New York early in the
day, the feeling in Cotton later became more
steady at yesterdays quotations. and 5000 bales
were sold
The stock of Flour is comparatively moder-
ate the receipts are small and there being n
slightly better demand the market in that article
| exhibits q better tone During the present
week prices have improved in the high grades
| l2h@25c " Dbl: yet holders manifest n disposi-
| ton to sell readily at our quotations. The
market to lay showed some life. and closed
| steadier and stronger, but without any uuotable
change In prices.
Thus far this week there has been but mod
| crate movement in Grain. The feeling is
somewhat stronger. and there has been adj
vance of 1c u bushel for white and yellow Corn.
There is still n good supply Of Western Corn
| Meal. The demand is moderate and prices are
easy and unchanged
| The sales OF Corn to-day amounted to 1850
| sacks, the market Delng SilRhtlf SCeduleI WIN
| u fair supply.
| The stock of Pork continues light. which
coupled with the fact that there is n good de-
| mand, prices showed to-day considerable
steadiness and were strong at $40 62f@1o rs e
| Dbl Some holders. excited by hopes Of higher
prices in the near future, are asking sl1 y Dbl.
The supplies of Bacon are small and the mar
| ket Ia quiet and inactive except in Il jobbing
| way.
The receipts Of Sugar to-day footed up $50
hhds. with sales OF 800 hhds. The demand was
| fair and prices firm.
| COTTON-The market ope nod under flavor.
| able advices from New York. Liverpool and
| Havre, which caused prices to rule irregul ar
| throughout the morning hours. alter in the
day. however. the demand improving. the feel
ing became moro steady. and a fair business
| was done on the basis of yesterdays quotations
| amounting to 5000 bales.
The following is the official closing of the
N.AA Mako.
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QUOTATIONS. FOR GOLD.

u G4kss sse' demand "a @
mixed at 4eo 800 white mixed at &C 800 choice
OATS-Are in moderate supply and quiet
sales-1;o bag; prime at 5sc. 200 and 200 choice
BRAN@Is plentiful and weak. Saes-a5O and
$50 bags choice at 75c and $50 do at soc v cwt.
HAY-small stock Of choice grades Sales
CORN in BULK-There is still small sup
ply on the market. with buyers at 47c; holders
asking 4s0o4shc. The dem md is good.
moderate and in prices scarcely any change
stock neglected and dull. We quote choice,
Cincinnati 81 O3@l 05, fair 70 good western anu
Louisiana six per cent sl@1 o.
AGGINd-steady at lie In round lots; re-
failing at 11a@11Ac. Baling twine at l3&c In
BUTTER = Moderate stock. Demand fair
Choice New York creamery, a2@33c: New York
a and medium ,, grades isaoc
| fresh pack 18@19c: good do lb@i7c GOOD run
house 14@15c; summer packed 1a@l4e' low
grades s012c; roll, wet packed 16@lsc roll topS'
CHEEsE-Prime Western factory 12A112hc;
COED Do New York cream an aM@se In
WOOL-More stocks Offering than there Is de-
mand, and it Is held above the views OF buyers
clear lake S7I o29c . ID.
POULTRY Old chickens SO 50; young $40
3; ducks 1903 so: geese s5e9S 80; turkeys ia
* EGGS@Western 1000: Louisiana 8@1oc y
RICE-Is quiet. No. 2 sM@4c. common 4a@5c
ordinary s5a@55lc. fair 5l@5Ac good 5%96%c
| prime 6A@62sc. choice SIC v 10.
| Domestic Markets.
New YORK, April .. 1870 m-coffee steady
Steady: sales 500 hhds. Refined sugar steady
and in fair demand Linseed oil 59@6o
3 D. m.-Coffee steady; sales 22s2 Holley
May. 'oe Corn 14sh@4sN May Pork g 45e9 q
May, 50 6O@9 62A June. Lard Z Is May. ~
| June Later wheat became firmer at 81 II April
81 10 May Corn quiet 42l4 bid cash, ~ April
nomnally 4sA May. 4sI June, 44I@44 a ~ July y
MAY, sOtG7 .s2K June. Dry salt meats---boxed-
Union stock ards,Estimated receipts cals, o o
ii sos; shipped, $3.50. Market opens moderated,
active. and prices are Sc higher and quality
fair, light grades sold at g $500 So hea nl
mixed packing So 1908 10; heavy sh1pDlne
SO 65m3 90 Cattle-Estimated receipts Is 0
market quiet and steady, coo u7hoo
1:so .. m-Morning Cal and and, c 10 az Maa
Corn firm 421z cash or April. 1914 BID May o.
June. Az bid July. Oats steady: 23A cash o.
h pprd az May M hoFk 80 az as use 'z' june
At the close Of the morning call the board ad
s4 dG Hst Hdf9ssao5S R2s9RWFh firm
% Noonowheat unsettled and higher; 81 ~
bid April; 81 21B bid May. Corn firm; 4o7
April, 42k bid May.
} lis D. m.-Wheat-No 2 red, no sales; No
} 8 red firm; 81 20 April. 81 % May. 81 20 casn
Corn firm; 4O4 cash. 42a May. 421s bid june
OATS steady; 275s bid May 27I BID june 26 n D,
cash. Whisky steady at 81 o. PORK nom an al
SO 80 cash, So 80 bid May. Cut meats steady ant
unchanged. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Lart
7.05.
demand at SO s51l0. Bacon-shoulders Al
clear rib sides so, clear sides 6, sugarseure
: hams 7A@8H. Bulk meats-shoUlders 32sg3A
clear rib sides 510@5B. clear sides 5A@55s
Lard-prime steam winter 7A current make y
@7A kettle leaf. city 7A@8 country IN, Hogs
receipts to-day 1926; market quiet and steady
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New YORK April 2.-In ocean freights the mar
To Liverpool by steam. 1900 bushels grain at
s@sad. TO London. by steam. 1000 bushels
lid. Grain by charter. to Cork for orders.
quoted mt ca. British bark to Havre or Bor-
ieaux with $500 bbis crude petroleum was taken
nt 80 cd
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We understand that several of the prominent
insurance companies have already made settle
ments for their losses by the Magazine street
fire. Prompt work, that
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Mrs. A. r. Stewart has sued jas. ii. Breslln 10
recover So. 600 arrears OF rents Tor her metro
poiitan Hotel. and $4,000 Tor damages 70 the
hotel and furniture. Her complaint includes
An items Of damage to furniture In various
rnotna. to say nothing Of a deficiency of over
s7ooo worth OF house linen.
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RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANs
RAILROAD.

DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
will depart from and arrive at the CallIope
street depot from November 49, 1877: as follows;
Express No. B. 700 am. Express No4. 1000 pm
Nos. and run daily. sand daily except
Sunday.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through to Louisville. Cincinnati and Chicago,
without change. and for st. Louis sleeperi
attached at Milan. enabling passengers to go
through without leaving the train.
Only one change 10 New York and Eastern
cities
Friday evenings train makes no connection
Accommodation trains between New Orleans
Leave New Orleans s:45 D. m. Saturday, and
TOO Il. m. Sunday.
Arrive at New Orleans at 900 a. m. and 1000
D. m. Monday.
through trains to and from all points North and
East.
Tickets for sale and information given at 80
CHANDLER I'll e Gem snF Pass Agent aeA0' ASG NH
rT'HE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAIL
THE ahE Est IS sSRTa Aa H9 WET TO THE
Vi" LS g4FRfS VI A FhR rna y1 Il Louis
Trains arrive and depart from Depot. foot OF
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express Sun Express 1895 a. 10,
day only. .. 7:5b q. m. Express, Sun
Express go. 90 o. m. day only $3.50 o. m,
Passenger ex- Passenger, OK
cept Sunday 2 30 q. m. cept Sunday s:46 D. m.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati
Louisville. Nashville. st. Louis, Washington
Baltimore and Philadelphia, without change
and only one change to New York and Eastern
cities.
Ticket office. corner Of Camp and Common
81 ss' ~ + ~ snperintsnaent
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Quite dem and for cork comes from Russia.
III Is cut into thin plates and used to line the
walls Of apartments.
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The steamboat Future City. with barges. will
arrive here to-day with large cargo Of grain
from the Ohio river. Among the items we note
47ss bushels Of rye. 13o0i5 bushels Of corn In
hulk and 4o46 sacks OF corn. We are Informed
that tho bulk corn is brought to this city from
the Wabash river at the low rate of seven cents
ner hllRhel.