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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL--w B Keene,, La Geo
8 Scott and family Mrs Geo Baldwin. y
Stone, Miss; A g Male. Richmond, va; q 2
jpn Miche he'll Phila: d + Archer, New Jersey !;
Fl G Parr .Phila; Chas Smith. MO- J Pettus,
N Y; Thos Howard and wife. st Louis: Z Fl
Burke. Baton Rouge; Murray Livingston: y j
Meyers n Y; B 9 Adams. Jr. Miss Horace
Tucker, Clarence Buckingham; Jno Buektng-
ham, F Tucker. Chicago; p Il MarteIl. Miss
Geo Carr. La; FL L Hopper, Mobile; Harding.
ThosW Hunt, Miss Owen Finnegan. P O Foster.
Mobile; NJ Terrell. Miss: A Parker, N Y; =;
T Simmons. Boston; J Q Haynes. KY; Capt W
Jackson. Steamer Cordova.
ST. JAMES HOTEL-H z Harper, steamer
Belle; Mabry, Warsaw, Ala; Eugene enc, Bar n3
wife, Lipscomb. Madison, Miss: VIM Drews.
St Mary, La: Robt M Lewis. Jackson. Tenn; l.
N Morrison. Jersey City: Peter + Robinson
Pittsbprg. J Myers city; WOODS Calves ,av. 1
Townsend, Millsboro. N j. 7 L Sarony. Vicks-
burg; ID Howard, Wilmington; ] L Otis. East
Pascagoula: r Fl Miltenberger and wife, Mo-
bile A Lindsay. Atlanta.
CITY HoTEIS,AA gazabet; qoItax M, Mrs Mat nat
den; Leo Wolfsonn, Red River; Chas n BTdd
Terrebonne; A W Harris Lexington: M s
Powell. La; l. Martin. Miss; Mrs Schlater.
Mrs W Sclachter and child. La; Mrs Perkins,
Hitchcock and wife, Gorham. N H " NJ Mofftt,
t A Wilkinson. Gainesvile; Geo 7 Larigan,
New York ] NJ Baggett. L Baggett. Texas
Dale M9nticelo; suing z u ana wife wife
pus Christi: W J simmons. Houma Miss Lelar
Marsh and wife, F q Marsh. st Mary; DR. !, !
Rucker, Texas: Rucker Georgeto g B
Winder McGavock, Tenn: J ] Shaffsr. Terre-
bonnie: Henry Brouder. Winchester.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company,


New YORK. Feb 49, 1o:45 q. m.-Coffee easier; ;
total sales yesterday 500 bags careoesa
ordinary IL fair l4@it4 good l4 ~ hh prime
fined sugar steady: fair demand.
l2.9 gq 81 o. PORK ap ~
@io 80 5o Lard $50 Coffee dull. stock 1910
bags. Refined sugar steady; fair demand 10; os
steady. le
CHICAGO. Feb 10. 900 a. m.-Pork,s9 b7H9
60 March sales 80 rs now. 80 80 April Drysalt
meats-3.65. Ats, 40. Wheat opens 89% asked
March. Corn opens 36h May. Lard-e''o
Union 1R 81 Stock Yards-47e cars stock reported;
Estimated receipts OF hogs to-day $4,000: ofhcial
est ss a esyy ae eradts '
mixed packing 50 1904 10 for common to very
choice shipping.. Cattle Estimated receipts
$50 .. m Closing heat-.sO February. ssoo,55
March, 50 asked April, s6a 1855 May; Oats ats
Pork--s9 TIN March. 80 90 bid April, Lard
6723 Marcn. 6.sO@e6.s2h April.
st. Lours FEB 13o0pep PIP ED
asked. April ssx asked. May s4S.
.l2to;p m.-Wheat higher; No. red saiS 90 y
cash. Corn firm; s24@s2'. March. aa'a@33N
April. s4A@a4's May. S2h cash. Oats ilrm z,
2%@241 May, 2th cash. Whisky hrm a.; u % o.;
twenty days clear rib - 1904 rs cash, % June.
Bacon quiet clear RIB S. 3o@5 AK cash. IS IS
April Lard nominally. $40.
CINCINNATI Feb. 13.-Pork S1O@t0 IS. Ba-
cont. 5h@bsS.. 81. Hams-s1t@9h. Gut
meats .65@4s5, bid 400, asked 5. Lard e65
bid els. asked 7. IA. Hogs-sa@4 20; receipts
2G7O. Whisky 81 o.:
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10. 10 m. Wheat-West'
Flour1Western canal 80 6d@lOs. Corn-New
mixeds 7d@4s sd Oats IS cd. Pork-Primt
mess Western 4ss. Lard-Prime Western, 34t
cd Bacon-LoDg clear 26s Cd, do short cleal
u.s. Tallow-American 36s.
Cotton very fiat: Middling Uplands b7-16d
| Middling Orleans 9-16d; sales 5000 bales. o
which 800 are for export and speculation;
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10, 2 D. H. otton-Middlinf
| Uplands sad; MiddliDg Orleans 9-l6d; salet
5000 bales. of which 500 are for export and spec
| ufatiOn.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Department. J
Whereas. W. E. Seymour and John Douglass
have applied to me for the cancellation Of
bond, drawn and signed by JAMES GRAHAM
as principal. on the fourth day Of April. 1877.
and George Purvis. John Douglass. j. 3.
Copes and W. Z. Seymour as securi-
ties. each for the sum of twenty. five hundred
dollars. and conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance of the duties OF the said James Ora
ham as Regieter of the State Land Ofice-
Now. therefore. 1. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
with the view Of giving public notice to all per-
sons therein Interested to show cause In writing,
at the Office of Secretary of State, In the city OF
New Orleans. within ninety days after the last
publication hereof. why said bond and the
mortgage resulting therefrom should not be
cancelled and annulled. and the sureties above
named discharged from any further liabilities
In the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal of the State
OF Louisiana, at the city OF New Orleans. this
twenty-f1fth day Of January. In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
nine. and the one hundred and third year Of
the independence Of the United States of Amer
lea.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG.
Secretary of State. fe13 BOT
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GOOD PROPERTY NEAR CANAL STREET
SUITABLE FOR RESIDENCE Or
INVESTMENT.

For Account of DepGrture-W Without Limit.
DY CHAS. II. REED. Auctinneer-Offlce, 1874
ID Gravier street-SATURDAY. February 10;
1879, at IL m, at the Merchants and Auctioneers.
THE CHOICE COTTAGE PROPERTY on
Gayoso, near Canal street. in the square bound
ed by Customhouse and Salcedo streets. The
two lots measure each 30 feet on Gayoso street
by about 113 feet In depth. The improvements
consist OF WELL BUILT AND SUBSTAN-
TIAL COTTAGE. with Kitchens cisterns, etc.
The grounds are embellished by fruit trees.
such as pecan. fig. peach. plum and other use
full and ornamental treessand shrubbery and,
situated as 1t is, close to the great avenue.
Canal street. offers Inducements for persons
wanting decent and cosy home.
Tern s-One-thrd cash. balance In one and
two years with all the usual clauses etc.
Act by w. Fl. Seymour, notary, at purchasers
expense fec
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,

STATE OF LOUISIANA /
Executive Department. J
Whereas, F. c. ANTOINE has applied to me
for the cancellation OF bond. drawn and signed
by him. the said F. G. Antoine. for the sum Of
twenty-five hundred dollars. with William
Harper as surety, dated the twenty sixth day Of
December, 4. D. 1915, and conditioned for the
faithful performance of the duties of said F. G.
Antoine as harbormaster for the port of New
Orleans.
Now therefore. I, FRANCIS 7. NICHOLS.
Governor of the State OF Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
with the view Of giving public notice to all per-
sons therein interested to show cause In
writing at the Office Of Secretary of State in
the city of New Orleans. within ninety days
after the last publication hereof, why said bond
should not be cancelled and annulled, and the
surety above named discharged from any
further liability in the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal OF the STATE
of Louisiana. at the city Of New Orleans. THIS
sixth day of January. in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine. anu
the one hundred and third year OF the ihde-
pendeuce of the United States OF America.
FRANCIS I. NICHOLS.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG.
jail got Secretary o. osaee. -
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the innocent merchant that he was about to
neglect requirement Of the law. The fol-
lowing is the Registers account Of the affair !:
This morning United States warrant was
served on George Mills, q merchant OF Hem
1ietta, Texas, for violation OF the United
states. revenue laws, and his case will be
heard before Commissioner Williams. About
two weeks ago farmer was In the store Of
Mills, and among other purchases bought
some nails. For convenience sake Mills put
the nails in o tobacco boz standing near by,
and from which the last plug had been taken
only half-hour before. In the hurry OF the
moment the vendor forgot TO scratch the
stamp and the vendee dumped the box into his
States marshal, named Gee, happened to be
standing by, made note OF the proceeding,
and soon after came to this city and swore
out O warrant against the merchant When
Mills arrived 10 the city this morning he
soon found himself In the clutches of a
United States officer.
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ing.
DYC. II. REED, AUCTIONEER-OFFIC 1874
ID Gravier streel-0n SATURDAY. February
Is, 1879, at 70 M. ut the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal between Canal and Gus
tomboiise streets will be sold at auction
/. THE CHOICE DOUBLE COTTAGE on
Third. near Liberty. The lot is 80 feet front by
115 feet depth. me Improvement Il choice
ing double parlors with sliding doors. and two
story rear building; marble mantels, bath
rooms. pantries and two cisterns each side or
namentsI front, slate roof and paved yard. etc,
makes this very desirable for investment or oc
cupation. Usually rents for $40 each side.
Dryades streets, with the unfinished building
thereon. and measuring together 90 feet on Con
stantinople by 100 feet In depth on Dryades;
The building can be finished for small
amount. 49,
Terms One-third cash. balance one and two
years.
Act by Seymour notary. See plans at the
Exchange. 1ell
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The following amendment to It's bylaws
rocxo hn tradn In fifilrnr rnnnntIxr

The following amendment to It's bylaws
regarding the trade In futures was recently
adopted by the New York Cotton Exchange:
SEC. e5. The hours for opening and closing
the Exchange for the transaction OF oil business
Except that relating to the transfer OF notices
and orders for the delivery OF cotton sold upon
lively, except Saturdays, on which days the
the year.
Trading or offering to trade In contracts for
the future delivery of cotton BY members Of the
three e, ?; m, On other days e The week; l.
member violating this provision. shall. upon
omplaint being made under title 3. chapter
Of these bylaws. be fined not less than twenty,
1Ool dollars. at the discretion OF the supervisory
committee. for each offelse, or. upon recon-
mendation Of the supervisory COMMITTEES. may
be suspended or expelled at the discretion of the
board of managers, for violation of bylaws. as
provided In title 3. sections 20 and 30.
All contracts for the future delivery OF cotton.
made or agreed to be made In other than the
duty prescribed hours, shall be deemed invalid
and not binding upon members OF the Ex-
agreed 20 be made on the oor Of the Exchange
| or elsewhere: nor shall any action to recover
| loss or to establish claim to any contract made
tanned: and hereafter. If any arbitration be
called to settle disputes arising from transac-
tons In future deliveries. or II claims be regis
party calling such arbitration, or registering
such claim. must certify. In writing. that oil
| contracts for, or transactions In future de-
| liveries, with regard to which such dispute
arose, or upon which such claim OF. clai ms are
| founded. we're in accordance with the bylaws
/ and rules OF the Exchange. and especially In
| accordance with the provisions OF this bylaw.
No contracts other than those properly certi'
| fed to shall be subject to arbitration by any ar
| btration committee. or to consideration by the
| have reference alone to the hour at which thu
| agreement was entered into. irrespective OF thu
day or hour at which the contract or slip was
| oil
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LOUISIANA BoNDs.-Louisiana recovered to
So, or 4 per cent above the lowest price OF
Thursday. What broke the market on that
day has just transpired. 1t was the further
sale for account Of a party In Northwestern
Georgia of about S150,000, making nearly
100000 sold for the same party within a
month, at a loss probably OF $45,000 or $50 600.
It is surmised the bonds had been bought and
held on speculation, and the margins being
wiped out by the late severe fall. the bonds
were slaughtered. To-day there was de-
cidedly firm feeling. based, In part, on letter
from official sources at New Orleans, promis-
ing another early payment on the coupons,
but later the price declined to 551a and closed
at 56.-[N. Y Special to Baltimore Sun, Feb s.
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NOTICE.
CITY LICENSES FOR 1879.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, December 81, 1878.
This department will receive for City Lii
censss of 1879 on THURSDAY next. January O..
say. during the month of January, 10 per cent
In city Indebtedness of 1876 1877 and 1873 and 30
per cent In cash. And for the month Of Febru-
airy prox tmo, per cent In city Indebtedness Of
1876. 1877 aud 1878, and 95 per cent in cash.
ALE. q. ISAACSON,
jail to fe2s Administrator OF Finance.
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Total thus far. SO .023 2sS u 1851 ,6S2 10
We quote exceptional paper GOT y cent: Al
do 9@1O: second grade do @: loans on col
laterals COS: AL mortgage paper 500; sec
ond grade do o y cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s4@s4h
and trade dollars at 9o0s5c. Halves and quar-
ters (American) are quoted at es@9eh.
The sales of Foreign Exchange were light
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at
-G4s6K and bills of lading and clear bills
at 4s31s 04s4k. Sales-f4s.o 600 bill Of lading at
4s4@As4H.
French bills are firm and quiet We quote
bank francs -: commercial $40.
Bank sight bills opened Arm and closed
the same at par: CONNER cial Is quoted 16@1-16
y cent discount.
State Consols steady at 59a4ge0h.
Premium Bonds closed steady at 2576@255S.
Stocks were quiet but firm.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CALL-10 A. M.
10 shares n. o. Insurance Association. AK
States 59s4@60A: Premiums 25H@25A.
INTERMEDIATE CALL-11 A. NJ.
SO 600 State Consois. ..................-..- 59a
10 600 Premium Bonds. .-............. $3.50. 25a
States $4,000: Premiums 25A@25h.
SECOND CALL-12 NJ.
SO shares Carrollton Railroad Company .126
States $4,000: Premiums 25A@2s&.
INTERMEDIATE CALI P. NJ.
sic 600 State Oonsols. 59I
States 59a4 geo; Premiums 259s@25a.
THIRD CALL-2P. NJ.
sc shares Waterworks Company. 80
90 shares Waterworks Company. .--..-... 30h
% shares Citizens Bank ......-..-.- 65
States $4,000; Premiums 25h@25&.
CLOSING CALL-3:30 P. NJ.
sS 900 State Consols. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 591s
5o0e Premium Bonds .............-.-.. 253t
lC 600 Premium Bonds .....-.........--...- 255a
States 5ex 06e1 Premiums 25T@25S.
The sales on the street aggregated s10s .oodPre-
MUM Bonds at 251S925sl. $4,000 State Consols
at $4,000. and 10 shares Crescent Insurance
Company at 93h.
by telegraph
NEW YeRK. Feb. 49, Honey closed at 25a@s y
cent. Exchange closed steady at 4seag4ss 10Y 10y
ernments closed strong; currency s. 12l@
l?l4. Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows;
Clearing Observation-Disclosures. s7o,-
95e 905 balances. 81 564,157.
State bonds-District Of Columbia S-65s sold
AT & LGS1
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The st. Louis papers are greatly pleased
md encouraged by the present position oil
,AsIr cotton market Already the receipts at
tbst city OF the current cotton year, with six
and two thirds months still to go, show up
,sa hales In excess of the whole year Of 1873.
the figures are gross receipts from Septem-
~ /. 1877, to August 81, 1878, 246,674 bales
september /, 1878, to February 10, 1879, 4s,0o5
balag
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sau York Bulletin anticipates gen.
rance in railroad stocks. It states
~ cliaues are supposed to be nearly
md certainly all members Of the COM
VI have been working harmoniously
~ Some accident may occur to give
! fall. but spectators must be pre-
Y ,or such events"
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There was not much done yesterday In pub
lc securities, and prices showed slight de-
cline compared with those Of the previous
day State Consols ruled steady at b9s4 @6o3s,
against 6014 @6o11 on Wednesday. Premium
Bonds were steady at 25sss6125ss, against 25SS
@a594 on the previous day. The sales at the
Stock Exchange footed up s23, 900 of Consols
and S25 900 Of Premiums. On the street the
sales amounted to S1o5,Ooo Of Premiums at
Nk.@25s4, and $4,000 Of State Consols at
MlaM6O.
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About a year ago the excise commissioner
ii New York city absconded with $4,000 OF
The peoples money. Since that time he has
been voluntary exile, but recently he APP
reared In the person Of next friend" and
brought suit In the Supreme Court to recover
the amount Of salary he would have received
Il he had not stolenthe $4,000. This is re-
garded as the coolest proceeding of an ex-
tremely cold winter.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 D. M. Thursday. February 10.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
tina at all stations.l
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The New York World states that the COM
mon supposition that the funding operations
Of the United States treasury are the cause OF
the extreme ease in money these past few
weeks, with an important qualification Is
substantially true. The qualification comes
In here: The treasury Is far behindhand In Its
delivery Of per cent bonds, and this causes
an increased demand among the dealers for
the use Of the older bonds, shown In the fact
that they lend.money upon them for so days
at per cent per annum, with the right to re-
hypothecate them with the treasury. Ii the
deliveries of fours were up to date, bonds
would be in so much fuller supply that
lenders Of money would occupy decidedly
better position. Money would still be easy.
but not SO absurdly easy as we have seen It
for the past month; it would, however, be
quite easy enough to be counted upon as a
support to the speculation in stocks.
The steamer oburg has after several IN
successful attempts, at last forced passage
up the River San Juan from the sea to Lake
Nicaragua. This feat cannot fail to have i'm
portant results In extending the trade of this
portion Of Central America, and will no doubt
give fresh impetcs to the plans for the con-
struetion of an iRteroceanic canal by this
route The length of the River San Juan
from its mouth to its outflow from the lake is
6S miles: the lake itself is about Sc miles In
length, leaving GA miles-the remainder of the
distance across the isthmus-to be cut arti-
ficialIy. The cost of the undertaking has been
estimated at S10O0OO0ea.
The Providence (R. L. Journal records a
very noticeable improvement in the business
situation at Fall River. The feeling among
cotton manufacturers is characterized as mot
only hopeful, in view Of better prospects, but
by present substantial gains" That this is
something besides mere rhetoric is plain,
wien the writer adds: Eve do not hear Of
one of the new mills that has made less than
$1,000 for the past quarter, and most OF
them have made very much more. The profits
Of the smaller mills for the quarter range
from $4,000 to s2o,0eQ. and there is not mill
In the city that is not better off at the END OF
the quarter than it was at the beginning.
Contrasted with the dismal outlook this time
last year, this is certainly very encouraging.
II shows a quicker progress back to pros
porous times. all things considered, than even
the most sanguine could look Tor.
The Sherman Texas Register reports an
other case Of outrage on an innocent citizen
for an alleged technical violation OF the
United States revenue laws, where spy and
hformer got in his work where faithful pub
lie officer and good citizen would have warned
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Purchases of silver bullion by the govern
ment for delivery at the Philadelphia mint
have been discontinued, as the stock on hand
il such that it need not be replenished for
several weeks and perhaps months. Limited
weekly purchases are, however, to be con-
tinued for delivery at New Orleans and San
francisco. 1t is thought that the effect OF the
course of the government will be to lower the
price of silver bullion at New York and In
London.
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,..ro are two bad things In finance" said
~ president lately; when money Is 50
noople can't secure II; when 1t is 80 low
u body wants It. We never had SO much
A money in bank as now. A gentleman
e..a 10 loan yesterday on government Sc
NM NM s9OO,ooo for one year for per cent,
|. 4 foundfno market" -IBurleigh's New
4. rorrespondence.
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DR.. w. G. AUSTIN,

DIR. W. G. AUSTIN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE.
corn.r Of jackson and Magazine strssrs.
Upper City Hotel.)
Office hours. to a. m. and to 7 .. N.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE.
No. TIA Canal street,
once hours from IL 10 Q D. N.
Dan be summoned By American District tele.
graph at any hour. ly2 5ptf
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n American who has had experience In tea
MIRA In East Bengal writes to a friend in
srth Carolina expressing the view that the
|sulhern States Of the United States are
srrsble in every respect to the culture OF
X. ~ plant, and possess advantages over
IA India. To make 1t profitable over the
.sIIed labor of China, Japan and India he
r,gsests machinery. which he is confident
american, inventive genius will supply.
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What made him act SO? Why he had fever
and ague and he shook so he couldn't keep his
hat on. No wonder he acted so queerly. But
he is better now; friend told him about Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic. He commenced taking wine-
glassful three times day and began to feel bet
ter almost Immediately. He Is now cured and
recommends Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic to his
friends as an unfailing remedy in all malarial
disorders.
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..ronehment committee OF the Massa-
Y House Of Delegates endeavored to
nav Of jurors cut down from SO 50 to
w but the House was not in very
tanner. and adopted an amendment
al compensation at SO per day, which
l',aly liberal pay for jurors.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW OH
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
Street Depot on and after November 10, 1873. as
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
EXP. No, /, 500 .. M. EXP. No. 2, 1015 q. m.
Mixed No. 8, 700 q. m. Mixed No. 4. 800 D. m.
Nos. and run daily. Nos. 8 and daily ex-
'V PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE, and for
ST. LOUIS Sleeper Is attached at Milan, en-
abling passengers to go through without lea 2,
Ing the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO NEW
YORK and EASTERN CITIES.
Improved sleeping and reclining chair cars
to VICKSBURG daily, without change:
Tickets for sale, berths secured and informa.
ton given at No. "a Camp street. corner OF
Common.
A. d. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
+. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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r.rs or ,,v,rrn srArEs PORTS.

ror an davs this weak ................. 12f. 243
no,,a fima iast waak ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1887
Sarne Tina Last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
mi. aa, oono - '...........,.. s45 500
na ne Jrca iaat ,yaaL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 .02O
q nc ,i,na Iaat uaar ................. g27. lit
The movement at ports from IL III. frluay
no to Ia N. to- day is given below ,.,
- " - - 0aooiyad llama time Sama time