[OONTCHTTED FROM FIKHT PAOB.l ■onimission which was some time since ippoiutcd to inquire into the capitu !iition of French fortifications and army during the late war. The minister said the committee had examined into the facts connected with the surrender of six fort resses of secondary character, the com mandants of which have been sentenced to undergo punishment according to the. army regulations. On Saturday the commission will com mence an investigation into the eapitula •ion of the fortress and army of Sedan, anil 7. ill turn their attention to Met/. I.iveri-ool, Iteceinlier 14.—Arrived; Ship Aiaiiiiuta. from Savannah. November with thill) bales cotton. MISCELLAWEOL8. Express Robbers tnplured—A Desperate Fight— Woman Nitlrngp Repeal Bill Defeated in IVyoming-Dealh of Dr. Hess, n Former Opera Jlunigrr. Memi-HIS, December 14.—A private dis patch says the men who robbed the express caron tiie Mobile and *hio Railroad some two months ago were captured near Verona oil Monday, after a desperate fight. '1 he detectives have been on their track ever ,-iucc the robbery. Cheyenne, Wyoming. December 14.—The bill to repeal the law iu Wyoming giving women the right of suffrage passed the House, the Governor's veto notwitbstand Tbe repeal was lost in the council for w ant of the requisite two-thirds vote. Chicago, December 14.—Dr. Hess, for merly business manager of Crosby's Opera House, who attempted suicide a few weeks j since, died last night from the effects of the wound. Weather Report. War Dkpakthrsv, 1 Office Chief Signal Officer, Washington. December It, 1871, 7:30 P.M.' SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. The low barometer iu New York State has moved norteastward beyond our sta tions. The high barometer in the North west has moved southeast into the Ohio val ley, and is now stretching northeastward. Clouds and snow have prevailed in New England and Western New York and Penn sylvania. Brisk winds have prevailed lira short time iu these regions, where north west winds and rising barometer are now reported. Partially cloudy and clear weather has prevailed on the Atlantic coast from Connecticut to North Carolina and west ward. An area of low barometer has de velop d in the Gulf, and an area of north easterly winds and rain has advanced northeastward to 8011th Carolina. The barometer hut} fallen during the day in the Northwest, with southwesterly winds and threatening wea'ber. The high barometer in Iregon has begun to fall, with southerly winds. P. to IIAHILIT IKS. Falling barometer and rain will probably advance on Friday northeastward along, the Atlantic coast: northwesterly winds back to northeast in New York and New England. The barometer falls, with in creasing southerly winds, from the upper lakes westward;' rising barometer, with cool northerly winds, extend from Alabama westward. Falling barometer, with cloudy weather, on the Oregon coast. Dangerous winds are not anticipated for out coast this evening. River Intelligence. Southwest Pass, jiecember 11, 6 P. M.— j barometer 30:30. Wind north, strong, j Arrived Norwegian bark Speranza. Neil I son. master, sixty days from Hrittan Ferry, with 731 tons of railroad iron to order; schooner F. V. Turner, Groves, master, eleven days from .Cuatan. with fruit to the New Orleans and Hay Island Fruit Com pany. Sailed Steamships Said aud L'liu ton auil ship Belgravia. RKsni'lio, December 11.—Passed down John F. Tolle at twelve, and Edinburg at one o'clock last night. Boat (town to-day: Clarksville at 4 A. M. Passed up Mollie I.bert at 4 A. M Governor Allen at 9 A. 31. Weather dear aud cool. River fall Memphis, Dei ember 14.—Weather cloudy and cold. River stationary. Passed tip: Bismarck. Down: Andes and Alaska. The latter is aground on Reeves bar. The Belle Lee rau through herself below Helena, Ar kansas. and is mining up on one wheel. Cincinnati, December 14.—Iiiver five feet in the channel, and about stationary. Weather clear and colder. PlTTSliuitG, December 11.—The weather is very cold; freezing again. Monongahelu three feet one inch in the channel, and tall Evansvii.i.e. December II. —Weather dear and cold. River falling. Passed up: Bee aud barges at seven last evening. Freezing hard to-night.. Cairo, December 11 —Arrived: Janus Howard from New Orleans at 5 A. M.. Colorado from l*tiwcrs' Island, Arkansas ior Dag Tooth at 8 A. M., Sali ne from Louisville for New Orleans passed down at 10 A. M. The Dexter is over the bar at Dog Tooth, and is expected here hourlv. River risen one inch Clear and cold. Mercury 28 L*iu 1 svri.l.u, December 14.—The river is --till tailing, with three feet ten inches in the canal, twenty two inches in the chute, anil scant four feet to Evansville. Weather dear and cold. MARKETS. Domestic Market*. Ntw York, December 14, Exening.—Cot tun closed weak; middling uplands 204c; I Irieaus 204c; sales to-day 3279 bales. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whisky weak at 97c. Wheat favors hovers; sales trifiiug; winter red and Western «1 58 a 1 60. Com active and unchanged. Rice quiet. Poik taxors buyers at $13 55® 13 62. Beef steady. Lard heavy; kettle rendered O ne. Naval stur-s quiet and firm. Tallow heavy at 9\e. Freights steady. Cotton futures sold to-day 17,000 bales, as follows: December, 19V, 19 4, 19 15-16 •O'*. 19 11-16, 194: January-, 20, 20 4 "b 7-»6. 1" 15 16. 19h: February. 1 20 4, 20 9-16, 20 3-16, 204, 20 5-16, 20, 194: March, 204, 20 9 16, 204, 20 3-16 April. 204, 204. 204: Mav. 204, 204 204' •.7) 9-16. Freights to Liverpool steady. Flour, per -ail, 2d.; cotton 3-16 27-32(1.' Coffee quiet but firm; Kio is cpiotcd L "Vi ^r*J0e. Sugar, lair to Rood refining is quoted at 9«9n,r; Cuba 84®9-\io. Molasses is firm at 48 58c tor Xew Orleans. Cincinnati. December 14.—Cotton: de maud pood at full prices; low middliug 19c: middliUK 194c. Flour steady: demand moderate; iannly $6 l»®6 75. 'Grain uu cliauged. Fork in fair demand; market f irnj; Hales at $14 cash. Lard 'steady and in pood demand at 9 a 94c. Bulk meats (lull and prices (iroopinp; sales of shoulders at 54c for February; sides held at 64 ®64c; clear rib 64 a 64* e, cash—no sales. Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders 74c; clear rib ides 7 4c; hams 13«rl4c. Whisky in fair demand, but at lower rates—904c. St. Louis, December 14.—Cotton market firm; middlings 184 ®!9e Flourquiet; su pertine winter $5 7,0 a 5 CO; extra winter 80 a 6 15; double extra winter $6 40 6-50. beat dull aud lower; No. !I spring Chicago $1 26. Corn dull and prices have declined; low and high mixed on track 42®44c. Oats dull; No. on track 344c; elevator 354c. Whisky nominal at 92c; Tobacco firm. Hemp and begging nomi nal. l'ork quiet at $13 25. Dry salt meats quiet; order- lots: shoulders, loose, 5c; packed, 54c; cleat rib, loose, be; parked, 64 ®64c: clear rib sides, packed, fi Sie. Bacon unchanged: jobbing lots shoulders 74c; clear rih sides 7 %c; clear sides 74c. Lard quiet; more sellers than buvers at Korelan Markets. ix)M)i>n, December 14, Evening —Bui .ion in the Bank of England lias increaw*d .1,241,000. Consols 92 i; live-twenties of 1862. 9'4. Tallow 49s. Paris, December 11. Evening.—lien tea dosed ut 57f 20e. Livkrdool, December 14, Evening.— otton closed dull nnd lower; sales to-day 20,000 bales, 7000 of which were for export and spec illation; uplands lod, Orleans 104® !04id. lied winter wheat lls fid. Flour 25 a 28s. Corn 32s 3d. [Yesterday's Evening Diepatelies. J New York, December 14.—Arrived; .Steamers Thuringia and Henry Chauncev. Arrived out: Java. The Grand Duke Alexis sent $5000 here for the relief of the poor. Controller Hurl but took possession of the L'lfion Square National Hank, and appoint ed 11. F. Heekman receiver Washington, December 14.—Attorney General Akerman has resigned. The dent lias accepted his resignation, and will nomiuate George II. Williams, of Oregon, to-day. as Akerman's successor. Salt Lake City, December If Several Mormons were arrested here yesterday as alleged murderers of Dr. Johnston, m Octo her, 1 Stiti. I)r. Johnston was called prot< s sion.il!v and murdered iu the streets at miu night The first number of the Waco Ailrance, published by Golledge A Tomlinson, editors, proprietors, and practical printers, has reached us. We make this extract from their -Obeisance Espousing no cause political, we reserve to ourselves the inherent right. :»s free-born Americans, to use the pen and scissors to the condemnation of wrong and oppression, wheresoever it emanates. The South is sick of such politics as lias been in vogue since the surrender, and awaits passively some favorable move on the chessboard of national unity which shall restore to her the place she was wont to till with glorious effulgence in the bright galaxy of stars, ere the demon of lauaticism drove her to the fratraeidal step of endeavoring to sever the bonds of amity forged by the framers of the grand old federal constitution Her hope ot prosperity lies iu a sturdy effort to ro trieve her errant fortune by tin* develop ment oi the varied home resources so lav ishly bestowed upon her by nature. The Claiborne Ad r, irate says The sleet of Friday last was followed by a heavy snowstorm on Saturday—the heaviest known tor some years iu this see tiou. The hoys of all ages had a lively time, only a couple of small lights disturb ing the general hilarity. The weather has com uued unusually fine ever since. Thu Kalamazoo Telegraph remarks that '•there isn't so many prolonged contests at the front gate as to whether he should come in or she should stay out, as there was 'when the stars shed their gentle light, love, what time the summer roses gan to fade.' good many gates have been utterly ruined this season in that way." N. B. In visiting the one whom you a-do:e, don't leave that door a jar. T Lady ushers are proposed at church wed We have received the first number of the Erpor'v, published at Hillsboro. Hill county. Texas, by W L. Bond C. Dal ton. The salutatory says "In polities we shall he uncompromisingly Democratic, be iieviug that the salvation of our uoble, but oppressed St^te, depends ou the united and zealous effort of every true and houest citi zen dings, :nstead of gentlemen. We hardly think this fashion will take well Major R. L. Shelley arrived ,n the city yesterday, after an extended tour iu Eu rope Monetary—Commercial. MONETARY. j j I OFFICE OF THS DAILY REPUBLICAN. r 1 i!*i»T Btzninu December 4,I87L We have no change to report iu the condi tion of the money market Applications at bank for accommodations show no diminu tion, and ou the street there is a fair busi ness doing at about quotations, viz: 12 per cent per annum tor A1 notes secured by un questionable collaterals, aud 15 at— for good do; aud 12 2 15and IS for A! and first class business paper without collaterals. Mort gage notes are still quoted at 10 iz forAl and 12® 15 for second grade. Gold opened at 1094 109 d against 1094 at New York), and, after a fair busi ness, closed at the opening rates The sales included $1500 at 1094: $18."00 at 1094: $1000. $8000, f9000 and $3)1 000 at 1094; and $2000, $•-*000, $5000, $10,000 aud $14,000 at 109'1. Nothing transpired iu silver We quote 108 ir 109 for American half dollars, and 1 a 24 P vent premium iu gold for Mexican dollars Operations :n foreign exchange were of about the same exteut as yesterday, lint the market for commercial bill was stiller. The movement in sterling exceeded t.50.000. which l 1000 clear aud 11400)) bill of ladirg at IIS; 11000 bill of lading aud clear at !IS4i 5*1184: 13500 bill of lading at 1184; £6000 A1 bill of lading and 1.10,000 AI bill of lading and clear at 1184 118 12000 A1 clear at 1184; 1T200 American ship's lull and 121)1)0 hank at 1184, 11000. £1.500, £1500, £2500 and 13000 clear at 1184: £5000 hank at 1184 c 1184. and 14000 at II84 21184. In francs 40,000 commercial sold at 4.95. We quote sterling at 118 r 118 tor good to A I bill of ladiug anil clear, and 1 !S-4 2 III* for bank. We noticed a still stronger feeling in domestic exchange, accompanied t»y a further improvement of 1-1 percent. The banks drew on New York lor remittance at per cent discount, and the sales in I eluded $15,000 commercial, and $10,000 pri vate bankers' sight on New York at 3-16 discount; $15,000, $18,000 $20,000 and $30. 900 commercial at 4, and $20,000 at 4. Some of the banks drew gold checks on Vew York in small sums for remittance at 4 per cent discount Operations in stocks included '0 shares Mechanics and Trailers Bank at $36; 13 Canal Bank at $106 75; 25 do at $107, and 100 Louisiana Levee at $2 '24. Vi e heard of 100 Mechanics and Trad.-rv Bank at $35 75. In bonds there were sales aud resales of $2000 tv Consolidated at'7 net and $.5001) January anil July coupons at 7~4, and $1200 r.ty ten per cents at 814 We heard id a sale of about $2000 Metro poiitau Cilice warrants at 85. Cit y ti usury notes are quot 'd no: j:n:>l at 55 7 4 P cent discount COMMERCIAL r'H -1 -dat Btkkino, December .H71 t o):ox—The sales to-day summed up 5500 bales at stronger prices in the morning, but easier subsequently,reouiring no change in our quotations, except omitting the out side figures for middling. We give also the Exchange figures, which are for even run ning of its types, while ours are for average list*, with the outside figures Ibr strict: Exchange figures. 20 5 Average lists. Low ord.nai7..................— Ordlnary.......................!*l»®17i. Good ordinary..................ID»i*10 Low middling..................l iSirlfl Middling.................r. .X;iv, £_ Strict middling.............. 2n it— Good middling.................205 The market opened under the stimulat ing iuduence of an advance of 1-1 fid at Liv erpooland 4e at New York, which enabled factors to realize very full prices, in some cases showing an improvement of 4c, but later in the day, New York receding to yea teiday's rates, and Liverpool losing tbe'iin provement in uplands, and Orleans giving way 4d in New Orleans—M6d from yester day-factors were compelled to meet the demand more freely, and prices lost their previous buoyancy. Strict good ordinary sold at 18"s and 19c, very strict at 194c, low middling at 194 and 194c, strict low middling to middliiigat 19 4c, and midd'in** at 194c. I lie Exchange report* Market opened strong, but closed quiet at yesterdav's fig 89 i'k r.u hand Septernli Arrival ojiict* la<$t atatei Arrived previously..... COTTON STATEMENT I. I8"l Tot a:................. Clparnl to-day......... Cleared previously...... 367,136 392,759 629 iCft.'"29—267.358 Htork on liand and on eLipboard. not cleared. 125 401 Mch'L Land bame tnnelaht year..... 159607 To day's exports were to St. Sebastian. Receipts proper since last evening 7172 bales, against 3261 on last Thursday and 10,615 last year, making an aggreate since Friday evening of 31,'ll bales, against —Ill for the corresponding time last week, an I 49,124 last year, anil since August 1)1 of 311,355 bales, against ))ti,752 last year. Sugar—R eceived, 1148 hhds. The mar ket is steady, with a fair demand at about yesterday's prices. The supplies were only partially lauded, and are selling at 64 a* (n\c for inferior, 7 ®7'4C for common, 74*® 7-40 for good common, 8 a 8*40 for fair, 8 to a She for good fair, 9 n I'hc for fully fair, 9to«9\,c for prime,. 10's lO'xe for choice. 8 a 10Vue for seconds. 9 l 2t- for cen trifugal. lOVjiill'ii' for yellow clarified, and 11 V4 1 g*4c for white clarified. The medium grades are quiet. M01 asses— Received. -701 bids, 99 half bbls. The demand is good, though the market has shown less activity to-day. Prices are unchanged, and the supplies have sold at C J0 it -K)e for Inferior and centrifugal, lit) d :(5e for common and centrifugal. 98 2 lie for fair. 1- a 48c for prime. 11 a hie for strictly prime and 46 a 18c for choice. Fuu it—The market is quiet, but steady, with a small stock on hand. Superfine is quoted at ft) 75; double extra f7 H7 0 treble extra at $7 75; and 1000 and 1500 treble extra on private terms. The large lots were taken for export. Corn—T he market is bare. The last in first hands sold at 85c P bushel, If ATS—There ate none on the landing. The last sold at 58e P bushel; 400 sacks sold iu warehouse at title. Bran— None in first hands. The last sold at $1 50 P 100 tbs. II x» —Is in good supply and fair demand; 400 and 450 bales prime Ohio rivet sold at $35 p ton, and 500 at $34 P ton. Pork—M ess is offering on the landing at $15 P bbl. A lot of 50 bids new sold at $15, and 100 do at $11 87'j. It is retailing at $15 25 2 15 50 P bbl. B xcon —Is quiet. Shoulders are offering at7 l 4c; clear rib sides 7 :i 4c; clear sides 8c. Thirty casks clear sides sold on private terms, and 10 and 30 casks shoulders at 7 be P m. Duv Salt Meat— Is in demand. Shoul ders are quoted at 5^ a tiUo P lb. Sixteen casks and 30 boxes shoulders sold at fie, and 31 boxes clear sides at 7c. Clear rib sides are quoted at 6 h 7c. Lard—C hoice is in light supply and fair demand for export, but poor is dull: 73 tierees new packers' sold at 94c P lb. Tierces are quoted at 9 a 9 be for packers', and 10c for refined; kegs 104 2 104c lb. Corn Meal—I s scarce and in demand; 50 and 55 bbls sold iu store at $4; holders are now asking $1 20. It is retailing at $4 50-P bbl. Whisky —A lot of 50 bbls choice rectified sold at $1 024 P gallon. Good proof is quoted at $1. and ordinary is dull at 95c P gallon. Esculents—N ew York potatoes are sell ing on the lauding at $3 a 3 50: onions $3 50 a 3 75 P bbl: Western potatoes are selling at $3 2 3 50 P bbl: onions $3 a 3 HO: apples $3 a 5 P bbl; cabbages $6210 p box; soar krout $92 11 P bid; horse radish $6 2 7; turnips $2; carrots $3; beets $2; parsnips j Western beans $9 211; Northern $12 a 13; green peas $fi®7 P libl; dried apples 8284 c. and peaches 7 <1 So P lb. Poultry and Eggs —Chickens are selling on the landing at $4«6; turkeys $!5iz20: geese $9 2 12; eggs 40 2 42c P dozen. Bagging —Some '250 rolls jute sold at 15c P yard. The dealers are filling orders for tliq country at 164 a 17c for India in bales; 16c iu rolls; 17c for jute, and 18c for Western bagging. Hams— Continue dull. Sugar cured are quoted notniualh at 14 a 15c P lb for new, and 12 2 14c for old. Tallow— Sells as as received, tor export, at 9 nc P Hi. Louisiana Ru e—I s in demand, with a good stock on hand. Common is selling at 6c: fiyir 8c; prime 9c; choice 94c P lb. Star Candles— Are in light supply anil in demand. They are quoted at 194 a 20c P It Nax xi. Stores— No. 2 ro-in aud common continues scarce, but tiie higher grades are in supply. No. 'J rosin is <|tinted at *4 50; No. 1 at 50. and pale at a 0 50 fc bbl Tar is iu good supply and dull at $2 75 p half bbl. and $6 P bbl. Pitch is scarce; lake commands $6; domestic $1 50 ir 5. Spirits turpentine is dull at 70c P gallon. Hides—T here is no stocks ou hand. The demand is good and the supplies are light. Dry flint are quoted at 154 a 16c; dry salt I lo: countrv green 9 4 a 10c: eitv wet salted 94 irlOc P ft,. Mxi.T—Tin- market is well supplied, but is very dull. The dealers have a large stock on hand. Western i* quoted in store at $1 19 v 1 59: Canada $1 17 a 1 choice Canada $1 75 P bushel. Hops—A rc also very dull. Interior non are pioted in store at 70 c 75c: choice 80 a •S5c P tti. Cooperage —Sugar hogshead* are offer ing at $3; molasses barrels $1 85 each. Green poles are quoted at $3" p loon for barrel poles and $10 a 59 Air hogshead poles. Barrel slaves $30, and hogshead staves $15 i/5)l P 1000. Co: i-EK —The market is uuiet. with a moderate demand, and we quote prime 1;> 1 /r 20c. gold duty paid good 184 ti 194c fair 184 a 184c. Moss—Is in light supply, hut there is very iittle demand. Clean packed is quoted at o4 lie; country picked 3'» a 64e p lb. Cotton need —Is coming in freely and meet* w ith ready sale at $13 p tuu, sacks returned, and $16 50 with sack*. Baling Twine —Commands 19®2)V P lb. Iron Cotton Ties—C ommand 5 *®5 4c P tb. Wool.—The demand ha* fallen off at the North, nnd in consequence buyers here have retired. Lake is quoted at 40 a 42c: Louisiana clean 37 a 38c; Mexican improved 30 a 35c; burry 20 a 25c P tb. Manui xi Tt red Toi!.x< i o—Tli-re is very little doing ou Recount of the low» stage of water :n tiie tributaries. AH descriptions are quoted at, 40 a 85c P lb. as in quality aud parking. Lxrd Oil—T he stock i- light and the demand good. Winter strained command ing 97 l jc a $1 P gallon. Hoi ean:> Herrings—A re selling at $1 75 d keg. S\it—T he market is uuiet. and we quote Liverpool coarse at $1 1 f»a 1 20; fine $1 50 a, ?l_ 55. Turk's Island $1 30 a 1 50 p sack. When taken from warehouse a deduction is made for drayage. Table salt in jiockets is selling at 2 4 a He each, as in size. Cotton Seed Oh. Cake— The supply is light, and sells readily at $29 5l< p ton gross lor city factory, and $27 50 a 28 for country. The demand is for England. Brea ui* vst Bacon—I s ir> supply and very dull. Choice Western :s quoted at 9 it 10c p It,. Gi'nnt Bags—A re quoted at 19®20c each. Tobacco—T here has been more inquiry, but owing to scarcity of supplies only 5 hlids sold in the past few days at 84c and 30 on private terms. There was further small receipts of the new crop. We quote lugs 7 o'8c: low leaf 8 d 84c: medium 9® 94c; good 94 a 104c; line selections 11 13. P tb. Butter —Choice is in light supply and good demand. Interior is dull anil unsala ble Choice W estern commands 23 a 25c; Goshen 32 0)340 P lb. Cheese —Choice factory is scarce and in demand, and commands hie p lb; Western Reserve 13 a. He; New York cream 16® 17c. Freights —There is an ample supply of freight room, and the rates are barely maintained, though tiie offerings are fair. The rates by steam for cotton for Liverpool are 19-32 (t Sd; New York 4t®le; Phila delphia Ic; Boston 14c; Bremen aud Ham burg r sd; sail, lor Liverpool 4d; Havre 14c; Bremen 14c; Boston I3-I6c: molasses by steam for New York 7c P gallon; sugar $8 P lihd; sail, $5 P lilid for sugar, anil $1 75 p bbl for molasses. Marine Intelligence. OFFTCB OF THE REPUBLICAN Friday, December ir», 18T':. Strain* CLEARED YESTERDAY. for Bra. p Morgan. Lockwood ago v.aGalveston Steamer *au loan. Dalzeli, for Br Spanish bark Seguuilo Triumio. basrian Schooner NiUson, Keene, for New ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Felclier, from P.-naacoia, Steamship Haain Slop '.ru-rai Perry, Lcvense'er, 15 days from New York, to Norton 4. Boh—1st district British sli p Preston. Donald, horn Liverpool Oct 14. to J J Liiiglism Aeo— Point Ship Ida Lilly, utis, from Car ill Oct 5 to master— Algiers British ship Antarctic, Flynn. 4o days from Liver pool to Decan, Zerega ico—Point Italian harkeutine Maria. Chighigola, X days from Dunkirk in ballast, to .1 S .epherd—Point Brig ropoldme, Haesloop, 56 days from Rio Jan eiro via K.-v West, toJTtuperti 4.CO—.Williams, 1st district. Schooner Uabrfel Aime. from .Icffersoifpar.sh. to master—id district TOWBOATS. Tillit* f* Jewelt Follett from tiie Pawses—Towed down and to sea, 9th iu.stant, ship Northamp ton and hark GcOr^o Peabody—Brought up ships (ten Berry, Preston and baikentiue Maria Norman, ('ooksev, from tlic —Went dowu light—Brought up ships Antarctic, Ida L.llv and brig I.eopoldiuc STEAMBOATS. Bannock City. Alberts, from Convent Landing. Laura. Cozzcns. from Mobile. Agnes. Arnot. from Lower Coast. Nick Longworth, Kates, from Louisville Bart Ably, Baranco. from Wall's Landing Travis Wright Andrews, from wreck of 'he Wade Hampton. W S Pike. I>ugas, from Bayou Sara Big Horn. Uolahoussave, from St Martm- ville. Katie, White, from Argyle Landing. Jennie Howell. Sinuott. from Trenton. ship EXP0BT8. BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA GALVESTON—Stem Morgan—for Brazos—100 pkga mdse For Galveston—20C0 bbls dour L>0 bbls whisky LH> bbls ii«|iior I00(» sks corn 0 sks salt r>«» bags cotfee BK^WNSVILLE—Steamer v *i;u o* S ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH of Orleans Notice is hereby given to the creditors ot this estate, ami to all «»thtr prrsous lipu in interested, to sliow t a'.se within ten days from the present notiticat on, if any they have or ran. why flip account preaeute^l bv the exe«*u tors of ih:« estate shoulu not lie homologated and approvetl, and tiie funds distributed iu ac cordance therewith. Bv «>rd*-r of the court. del:; 17 21 M. O. TRACY. Clerk. 9ur(*<***ion of Widow B. Mlivnri—No. [•71. S econd district cou^t for orleara.—Wliereas. P. B. Knwke. public adnun HE PARISH OF Kouke. public admin* otirt lor letter® of ad iatrator, baa petitioned t lie ministration on the estate or the late Wid B. Olivari. deceased. mte.-state. Notice u hereby given to all whom tf may concern, to show cause within ten days why the ©raver of said pe titioner should not be granted. Bv ord*-r of the court. deH 12 16 M O TRACY. Clerk. >urofssion of rharlesi Lallrgno-No. 9 J S KCOND DISTRICT COURT of Orleans.—Whereas. Phi FoR THR PARISH ip B. Kouke (Pub lic Administratori has petiti»»ned the court for letters of administration on the estate of the late Charles <»allegan. deceased: Not ire is hereby jriven to all w hom it may concern to show cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted. Bv order of the court. deLS 19 2. M O. TRACY. Clerk. su(Tf$*iion of (hiMtiMF Suniat Diifo**at~ No FOR THE PARISH rcbv given to the creditors of tics estate and to all other persons herein interested, to show cause within ten days from the preseat notification, if any they have or can, why the account presented by Theodore S miat Diifoasat. administrator of this estate, and claiming to be the soli heir of the deceased, should not b« homologated and approved, the funds dis tributed. and -■•.lid T. S >utos-*at recognized as sole heir of 11 1 e* deceased, and put iu possession of his estate in the manner indicated by said account B\ order of the Court. del5 1^ 2 M. O. TRACY. Clerk. Succession of (•eorge C.,9b7. W. Miller—>o. S ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISB of Orleans.—-Notice is hereby given to the cred itors of this estate, and to all other persons of Orleans.—Notice is herebv given to the cred all herein interested to show cause within ten da\ s from the present notification, if any they have or can. why the account presented by the e< ci ut ri of tiie deceased in this estate, should not be homologated and approved, and the funds d;s tributed in accordam e therewith. By order of the Court, deT II !5 M. O. TRACT. Clerk. Surcr^ion ot C liarle* Houtet—No. 3 I.R9H. gECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISB Orleans.—Notice is hereby given to the credit ors of ;hi» estate and to all other persons herein interested to show cause within ten days from the present notification, if auy they have or can, why the account presented by M. O. I'racy administra tor this estate, eliould not be homologated and approved, and tho funds distributed in accordance there Bv ith. of the Court. M. O. TRACT. Clerk. Succe»»ion of Mrs. II. AIcAiIriiim, (iccc.iHcd wife ot Joseph McAdams-No. 3.).ft8. r S KCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH of Orleans.—Whereas. Mr,->. Margaret A. Tennev has petitioned the court for letters of adi tiou on^ti.e estate of the lat** Mrs. B. McAdams, deceased, intestate. Notice is herebv given to all whom it may concern, to show cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted. By order of tiie Court. del? 1ft 20 M O. TRACY. C!erk. Succession of Alcxnnder Wheelless—>o. ECOND DISTRICT S ECOND DISTRICT COURT FoR THE PARISH of Orleans—Wlicrras, J. S. xx>n B i, aB tinned tIn- court for letters of adniinisttatiou on tiie estate of the late Alexander W heelless, de ceased, intestate Notice is hetehv given 1° all whom it may concern tu show cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner should Hot he granted. By order of the Court. del-' Ih 20_ M. O. TRACT. Clerk. Succpssiofl ol H idow Josephine C'ontro* winski—No. 35.U78. S KCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PiRI'H of Orb ana—Whereas, Frederick Raicble has petitioned -.lie court for letters of administration ou the estate of tiie late Widow Josephine Contro winski, deceased, intestate: Notice is hereby piven to ail whom it may concern, to show cause w'ithiu ten days, why the prayer of the said petitioner should not lie granted. Bv order of the court. dr9 13 17 Jf. o. TRACY, Clerk, fittrreasion of James D. Hell—No. 33.074. S ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH of Orleans.—Whereas. John Anderson lias petitioned the court for letters of adnnuistra tion on the estate of the late Jamm 1). Bell, de ceased, intestate: Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern, to show cause within ten days, why the prayer ot the said petitioner should not tie granted. By order ot the Court. dr? 18 17 _ M. O. TP.ACY, Clerk. Succession of Josephine Morlot. Deceased Witr of E. L Bereier—No. 83,077, S ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF Orleans.—Whereas. Kitsebt L. Bereier lias petitioned the court for letters of administra tion on the estate of his deceased wife, Jose phine Bereier. Notice is herebv given to all whom it may concern, to show cause within ten days, why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted. Bv order of the Court. deb li 1* M. O. TP.ACY, Clerk. LOST. OST —TW1..NTY-FIYK DOLLARS REWARD.— A note for e'even hundred aud filly dollars )-FllbO(, drawn by Charles Kiaeimr in favor of George 51* r\, dated July 12. 1371, and payable Jan uarv 12. 1H72. lias been lo.^tor srolen. The public is e utioueil against trading or negotiating lor said note, and any person delivering it to the under signed. win# is the present owner of it, will receive a reward ef twenty five dollars. CHARLES LEBCH. Corner of Valence and Chustnut streets, (le2 15 31 Sixth District. L O«*T Oil MIN l*A I D«—CERTIFICATE OK tl lie Bank of New Orleansstoek lor eight share issued to Castillo A Ha'ispe, dated December 19, I6t)'2. Notice is hereby given that application for a new eer'ificate has been made at the almve men tioned bank. deti law 6t RAILROADS. rjTO THE TRAVELING PL BLIC. NKfr ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GRBAT NORTH KKN RAILROAD SPECIAL NOTICE. On and after December I 1*7:, paaaeugers to all points North. Kant and tVeat will leave N'ew Or leans from the depot, Calliope street. Way, Mail and Pansenger, leave Dailv (Sundays exfepti-d), at...........'. 7:00 A. M. Night Bxpress, leave Dailv, at........ P. M. Night Express, arrive Daily, at........iSlOO M. Mail aud Passenger, arrive Daily (Sdb daysexcepted.,at................. 12:00 P. M. Niglit Express will stop on'.v at all reguutr sta tions south of Magnolia, aud at flag stations Satur day nights aud Monday mornings. Five Hours and a Half Qnirker|thaa any Other Line. Baggage checked from residence to destination, and berths secured iu Pullman Palace Cara as usual. Tickets for sale at No. 22 (.amp street, comer ot Common street, and at depot corner of Calliope aud Magnolia streets. 8. B. CAREY, General Ticket Agent. New Orleans, Jackson and Great Nortlieen Railroad. D. B. MOREY, General Ticket Agent, Mississippi Central Railroad. C. P: ATMoRK, General Passenger Agent ap22 CtU ORLEANS, MOBILE TKXAS RAILROAD. Change of !"irhediile and Kates, Friday. December 15* IS7I. DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS. II M. ExprpNN (leaves daily j arrives at Mo bile at 5:20 P. M., «onuecting with tli rough trains for Louisville, St. Louis, Atlauta, Lynchburg and all points North, East and West. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars run by this train from New Orleans to Louisville; also from Tensas, near Mobile, to Lynch burg, without change. <5 P. M. Evening Kxpretm (leaves daily) ar rives at Mobile at 11:.;o P. M.. making close connection with Mobil* and Ohio Railroad for Meridian. Selma, Dalton. Lynchburg aud New York. From Mobile, trains leave 12:3a A. M., arrive at New Orleans at I A. M. From Mobile, trams leave 10:30 A. M., arrive at New' Orleans at 5 P. M Frtight taken at iiew tariff rate*. Fare from >e%v Orleans to Mobile. £7. Through ticket* sold at the office corner Camp aud Common streets. Through Freight Trains daily between New Or-* leaus aud Mobile. Freight received at loot of Girod street before 6 P. M. delivered in Mobile at A. M. next day. Through Bills of Lading iigned for al! points North, East and West. Apply at Fre.ght Office, Oit laot ot Gtrud street. G. W. R. BAYLEY, General Superintendent. G (j. SANBORN, General Ticket Agent. W. J PHELPS. General Freight Agent. CHARLES A WHITNFY. ly General Agent. J^OI IMA>A DIVISION OF Tilt PkEW ORLKAHS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD. TRAINS FOR DONALDSONVILLE Leave New Orleans at 3 A. M. Arrive at Doualdaouville at 12:15 P. M. Leave Donaldsonville at 1 P. M. Arrive at New Orleans at 4:50 P. M. Freight received aud tickets sold at the station ot the Mobile division. G. W. R BAYLEY. de!5 General Superintendent S FEl'lAL AUTICb. »t. Louie, Iron Mountain nnu Sonthoi* Railroad. THR ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTS Po St. Louis. Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, 81 Paul, Kansas City.l^aveuworth, St. Joseph, And nil Point* North* East and Want. TWO RXPRK8S TRAINS leave the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily, at 7 A. M. and 5 P. M. AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot of Canal etroat daily at 11 A. M., via the New Orleans. Mobile an." Chattanooga Railroad, making close Conner tions at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio la!) road to all points North, Bast and West. For tickets apply to A. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent New Orleans. Jackson and Great Northern Railroad, corner Camp and Com mot streets, under City Hotel; or to W. BEDELL, Ticker Agent New Orleans. Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad, corner Camp and Common streets. Story Building, opposite Cit^j Hotel. ____WINGFTF.LD, Genesal SuDenntendinjr Agent St. Louis, iron Moon tain ana Southern Railroad. no?4 BUSINESS CARDS. I). NOT A in I 1 i it A N PUBLIC AND UNITED STATE'S COM MISSION KK. Commissioner of the United States Court of Claims and Commissioner for the States. Office >o GO Cninp Street. New Orlenns. Testimony and depositions taken at short notice. Passports provided, and Customhouse papers promptly attended to. deJ 211 V William O. Coylk, Samuel Alston. P New Orleans. G. COYLE A O.. C OAL MERCHANTS. Office—>o. 138 Cirnvier Street* oc2ft tim >r> A Co., Pittsburg. HAKL.fi..*) (i. Nt'lll'LZE, No. 00 Gravler street. New Ortea Postoffice Box 1132. Stereotype and Klectrotjrplnc, Seei Press Engraving, Die Sinking, Stencil Cutting Designing. Agency for the ts-st Card and Cancel Ing Stamps, Red. Black aud Blue Ink. Rib eons lot Hand Stamps, Stencil Plates, etc Ktrst premium for best Stereotype Plate at last Fair. ia!4 c. .tlblli.K Of t o.. CHRIS. MEHT.K, B. C. STEINBACK. J. DONALDBOB CO.IMIISSION .TIKKCHANTS roH TH SALK OE LIVE STOCK, Htork Landhi, New Orlenns. lei iy M AOA.1l fc. HL a( K, fhh itKfcAT Astrolojgist, U Etill at 191 Carondelet street, near Julia. She will dinclose to you past, present and future events of your life, whether connected with marriage, business, etc. Has a sure remedy for rheumatism, and for reconciling estranged lovers. Satisfaction given or no pav. mv4 ly E ,'DUAUD O'KOl'KKE, Steam Boiler Manufacturer and Blacksmith Nos. 183 and 185 Fulton aud 213 New Levee streets, between Nt. Joseph and Julia streets. Residenes No. 33b C'.io street. Low Pressure, Locomotive. Fine and Cylinder Boilers; Clarifiers, Filters and Juice Boxes made at shortest notice; and all work done at this establishment will he guaranteed equal in point of workmanship aud material to any in the city or elsewhere. iel5 1y JOHN GRAVER, Proprietor of Pha-nix Stables and Undertaker, Noe. 35 and 37 Elysian Fields street, opposite Pontchar train railroad, Third District, New Orleans. Car riages. Barouches. Buggies aud Saddle Horses to hire. Horses bought, sold and kept ou livery. Patent Metallic mirial Cases. Mahogany, Black Walnut and plain Cnflius always on hand., Funer als attended to by the Proprietor, who hopes, by strict attention tb business, to obtain a share of public patronage. jy28 ly UrM'l^lAill PHILLIPS, UNION STA v V bles. No. 184 Calliope, near 8t. Charles street, has every accommodation in the line of Pleasure and Fain ly carriages such as hacks, brettes, phae tons, buggies, etc., for the use of the public, and at rates to correspond with the stringency ef th* times. All hacking done below tariff rates. Or ders for weddings, balls, picnics, races, etc., will be attended to so as to guarantee satisfaction. I am also prepared to hire vehicee (alene) to par ties having their own horses. |e!6 ly IN BANKRUPTCY. KSTATE OK i.\i' iffi YOl NG. Marshal, lirtiaua, J 14. 1871.) Opficb Unitrd Statrs Marshal, District of Louiniaua, New Orleaos, December T hus is to give notice that on the third day of November, A. P. 1871, a warrant in bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Jacob Young, of Raton Rouge, parish of East Baton Rouge, and State of Louisiana, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment of any debt# aud delivery of any property belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for fns use. and the transfer of any property by him. are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts aud to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to he holden at the Customhouse building, in the city o f New Orleans, Louisiana, before C. S. Kellogg, Register, on the twenty ninth day of December, A. D. 1871, at nine o slock A. M. S. B. PACKARD. United States Marshal, District ot Louisiana. de!5 29 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. gAWKlNN THARP, (J. HAWKINS— ISAIAH THAU*.) ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, 10............Commercial Place............IT NEW ORLEANS. Pro-npt attention given to biiineee in Us State and United State* Court* *U INSURANCE. I> ELTA INSURANCE COMPANY. OKKIC8 CORNER CARONDELET AND COMMON STREETS, NEW ORLEANS. CAPITAL STOCK DEPARTMENT Shares $100 each. Annual interest dividends ten per cent. PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.. All dividends to Stockholders payable in Cash. FIRE, MARINE and RIVER policies issued by this Company at Current Rates of Pr TRUSTEES: C. J. Leeds. F. Laborde. A. H. D'Meza. Emile Dupre. John Biunaso, D. Bouhgrn A. Palacio. M. A de Lizardi, T. M. Simmons. E. Ganucheau. OFFICERS: E. GANUCHEAU. President. A. BALDWIN. Vice President. W. BAOUIE, Secretary. A. Baldwin, G. P. Blancand, A. Eimer Bader, O. Bereier, A. Teitrou, B. HulTt. R. W. Tlieurer, L. H. Gardner, J. Lapene, O. Hopkins, C. H. Moutin. W. B. Conger, K. hordeloia, T. L. Airey. Joseph Aleii, oc31 6m J^AFAYBTTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NKW ORLEANS, Capital................................9300,000. Office corner of St. Andrew and Magazine street*, upstairs; entrance on St. Andrew street. INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BT FIR) AT LOWEST RATES. KASPaS AOCH, President; ROBERT JAG KNOB. Vice President. Louis Mathis, Secretary; John Purcell. InspeetOl directors: Philipp Dnimm, Henry Rice, L. L. Levy, Florence Ptiiater, F. Kraus J. H. Keller K. H. Burton, W. R. Fish, O. F. Theisnaac Loui^ Faessel, Henry Ellermann Henrr Bensel, Jr.. Charles Kummel, Christian Mehle, B. H. Schene, August Bernard. Dr. W. B. Wood, Alfred Shaw, R. D. Maclin, John Henderson, J. M. G. Parker, Jelft I? BUSINESS CHANGES. jyOTICEo—THE FIRM OF S. L. JAMES CO composed of tS. L. James, Tom Bynum, James J. O'Fallon ami Samuel A. Hatch, having been dis solved by an adjudication iu bankruptcy, declaring James J. O'Fallon aud S. A Hatch bankiupts, the business of the Penitentiary at Baton Roug^ will be continued by the umiersigned lessees, Namuel L. Tames and Tom Bynum, under the name and style of Janies 1. Bynum. S. L. James aud Tom Bynum w ill be charged with the liquidation of the old him. L. JAMES, TOM BYNUM. Baton Rouge. December 2.1371. de6 lm L. E. KENAI D ilAH THIS DAY sold his interest :n the firm of Voorhies. Aud ler L Co., to Messrs. O. Voorhies and K. 8. Audlar. who assume aud will settle all the liabilities of the old firm. O. VOORHIEaS. E. S. A I DLER L. E. REN AUD. Referr.ng to the almve, we would respectfully in form our friends that we shall continue the general auction business, at our old stand, No. 36 Ohi Levee street, for our own account, under the name and stvie of Voorhies k Audler. O. VOORHIES, de2 15t K. S. AUDLER. YYISSOELTION.-TaE FIRM OF MORAN, A J soi BLE A WOODS is this day dissolved hy utual consent, William Moran retiring from the firm, having dinpos4 il of his entire interest iu the firm and its assets to K. H. Noble and James B. Woods w ho assume its liabilities, and alone have authority to oliect its assets, aud who w ill con tinue th*- harness for their own account under the name and style ot Noble A Woods. WILLIAM MORAN, R. H. NOBLE J. B. WOODS. New Orleans. November 22. 1871. no23 lm ni^OLlT!OK.-I HAVE THIS DAY DIS AJ posed of my entire interest iu the business of Pike. Laytyre A Brother and Pike, Brother A Co., to William xS. Pike, who assumes all liabilities ot the him. and is alone authorized to liquidate tlieir affairs. In retiring from business, I return thanks to my friends tor their favors heretofore extended, and beg of them a continuance of same with mv late associates A. BROTHER. New Orleans, Louisiana. November 25, 1871. From this date Alexander Brother, Esq., retires from our firm. The business will he continued as heretofore under the saine style of PIKE, BROTHER CO. George A P;kc Las an interest in our busi ness from this date. WILLIAM S. PIKE, A. SHIPPERS, P BLANC. New Orleans Lo umana, November 25, 1371. no2h I ui LOTTERIES. pKAWI.Mi OF TUB 1.0 II MIAN A 8TATB LOTTERY FOR DECEMBER It, t87J. CLASS -J«7. 1 4 i a 4 0 6 7 8 9 10 ti 64 4"> ftft 76 19 59 13 1» 13 i 14 16 I The above drawings are published laali the pnn oipal papers, and ore drawn in public daily at the rooms of the company. Ir r ormation furnished and prizes cashed by HOWARD, SIMMONS L CO., Contractors. St Charles street, comer Union, New Orleans. Witness our hands at New Orleans Louisiana, this fo.irteent ilav of Dtaemher. 1371. iv or luweiuner. H. PERALTA ADAM OIFFEN Comm.ssioners, BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. apM STATE j^OflSIANA COMPANY. Incorporated August 17 OHARLBS T. HOWARD........... LOTTERY 1861 PRESIDENT. SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY. BPLEXDID SCHEME—ONLY 3ft.0<)0 NUMB BEE. Capital Prize............930,000* TO tLANX K. B3 DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS Saturday, December -J:i, 1S71. ON HOWARD, SIMMONS A CO., CoutTACtOI*. SCHEME: -JO.OOO ft ambers—Ticket a Only 8 JO. 1 prize of 050 a.................. 6.004 1 prize of 4,1810 a.................. 4,0)8) 1 prize of 4,ft4W is................. 4,000 1 prize of 3,300 is.................. 3,188) 1 prize of 3,000 is.................. 3,000 1 prize of 1,000 1 prizes of l.ono 1 prize of 1,0(8) 1 prize of 1,1881 1 prize of 1,188) 1 prize of 1,04*1 1 prize of 1,188) 1 prize of 1,000 1 prize of 1,0(81 1 prize of 1,0)81 1 prize of 1,040 1 prize of 1,000 1 prize of 1,000 MS..•••••«•. 1 prize of 1,188) 1 prize et 1,000 1 prize of 1,000 1 prize of 1,0410 1 prize of 1,04*0 1 prize of 1,0*8) 1 prize of l.ono 1 prize of 1,(881 1 prize of 1,000 1 prize of 1,(88) I prize of 1,000 1 prize of 1.000 54 prizes et 904) •re...........*..... 16,004 117 prises of 300 •re................. *3,440 36 Approximation prises............... 13,640 444 nrises, amounting to................ ,...•280,400 Whole Tickets, shares In proportion. Prizes payable without i Orders to ae ed dna e sd to CHARLES T. H'WARD, Lock box 69®, Postoffiee. New Orleans. Send postoffiee money order, or register you let FOR RENT. T O RK*T— CLhB ROOM AND OFFICE. AT No. 227 Terpsichore street Apply oil the Apply premises, or to OKOROK W. HOMAN. orner Terpsichore and Prytania stret-ts. delft K t F or rent-a fplkndid new raised cot TAOK in the Sixth Distnc ituatad on State street, in the first satiare from St. Charles avenue; has all the modern improvements, including a good wood and coal house, c hicken yard and garden. It has seventy feet front on State street by one hundred and seventy-eight feet in depth, a good plank walk to St. Charles avenue. State stre et has recently been shelled. Rent low. Apply to the un dersigned, at the corner of Conti and Royal streets, or at the corner of St. Charles and State streets, nolft C. B. FISH. E legant roo ai s—f rxish e d-with or without lsiard, in that pleasant residence. No Uarondelet street. Suites of rooms for f.uni UeA. if desired. se.8 pOR RENT—THE DESIRABLE TWO STORY residence No. 159 Calliope street; well adapted for families; conveniently located; terms moder ate. Apply to Lock-box No. 160, New Orleans Postoffiee eel5tf STEAMSHIPS. FOK HAVANA. Touchinff nt Cedar Keys and Key West, t arrying the United Htnte* >Inil. LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY The New Orleann. Kiarlda aud Havana Steauishij) Company will dispatch their new and unsur passed fast passenger steamship MAKGAHET, J. McC. BAKER- Commander, WEDNESDAY, December 20, at .3 A. M. From the toot of Gaienuie street, First District. RATES OF PASSAGE: To Havana. To Cedar Keys. Cabin....................*40 $2.'> Steerage 20 12 ThroHgh bids of lading issued to s i po.uts on line of railroads in Florida and on the St. Johns river; also, to New York, Savannah ant Charleston. Through hills of lading aud passage tickets given to Tampa via Cedar Keys by steamer, making close connection at Cedar Keys with steamships of this line, aud laud ng freight on wharf at Tampa. None but the company's hills of lading signed and none signed after sailing of the steamer. Splendid passenger accommodations and through tickets given to above points. No freight received without permit from the ot Fur freight or passage apply to I. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer. No. 120 Common street Over the Louisiana National Bank. The steamship HAVANA follows ou Wednesday December 27, 1871, at 8 A. M. deo Iv FOR PH1LAJFKLPHIA, VIA HAVANA. To Sail on SATURDAY', December Is, at 6 P. M. The Fine Al Hteamahlp JUNIATA, IIOX1E, Commander. For freight apt ly to WII.LIAM CRKEVT, Agent. se3 Corner Oarondelet end Oravier streets. FOR NEW YORR. MERCHANTS BtTaMSHIP LINA Comprising the tirst-class steamships SHERMAN................. Captain Thomas Halsey. GENERAL MEADE.........Captain A. W. Sant peon. UNITED STATES.................Captain E. Howes. WESTERN METROPOLIS......Captain H. S. Onto a. EMILY B BOLDER..........Captain B. F. Burdick. SAILING FROM NEW YORK BVKRY SATURDAY. FOR NEW YORK DIRECT—The steamahip SHERMAN, THOMAS C. HALSEY Commander, Will leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson stroot, on SATURDAY, December IS, 1871. at A. M. era hey* superior acconimndattwo These far era hey* superior acconimndattwo .0» 36 These far passe ngers. Cabin Psiwge....... Steerage Passage.... Bill* of lading signed through to Liverpool, Glas gow, Bremen and Hamhorg. Through tickets fin Irat-claea and steerage passengers for Liverpool and the Continent, connecting with Onion's Line of Steamers, sailing from New York eveiy Wednesday For freight or naaaage, apply to JOHN H. LtJUWiOSRN. Agent, No. 190 Common street. The steamahip UNITED STATES will follow, leaving on SATURDAY. December 2.7. at 3 P M oe30 BREMEN. North Germs Lloyd. STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR LEANS VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA. The Steamahip* of the North German Lloyd resume ther Prom New Orleans. October.. 22. November 12. December 9. January 13. regular trips as follows: From Bremem. KQLN..........September 11. FRANKFURT. .October 7. NKWY'ORK.....Sovember 4. FRANKFURT...December ID. Touching outward at Havre and Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and Southampton, to land and receive passengers and freight. Later days of departure will he advertised here after. PRICES OF PASSAGE From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana or New Orleans: CABIN.............................*130 gold. STEERAGE..................... 40 go'd. From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton. Havre or Bremen: CABIN.............................* 130 gold. STEERAGE........................ 43 gold. From New Orleans to Havana: CABIN.........................®5b currency. STEERAGE.................... 20 currency. Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton or Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned. For further particulars apply to ED. F. STOCKMEYES A CO., Agents jy25 1 v 42 Union street. THE CROMWELL LINE. For New York Direct. This Line is composed of the Steamships GEORGE WASHINGTON. CORTES. GEORGE CROMWELL ST LOUIS. The Steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON, K. V. GAGER. Commander, SATURDAT, December !b, at 8 A. M. Will leave her wharf, foot of Toulouse street, as above. Passage..............................*54. Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken by this line, and through bills of lading gtvan (kw tbe same. For freight or passage apply to ALFRED MOULTON, au23 No. 41 Carondelet street. STEAMBOATS. CAIRO. NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO AND THE WENT. THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD BLUE LINK. VI V CAIRO, Will Take Freight from New Orleans on first Case steam ere, LEAVING DAILY. AT FIVE P. M.. FOR Cairo, Chicago, and All Polato North, West and East, at the Lowest Rateo. All rates and all through bills of lading from New Orleans by above route given, signed and recog nised only at the General Office of the Company No. 26 Carondelet street. Shippers by this route save all drayage and trans fer charges at Cairo, and their goods are always under cover, and L« charges are made for forwdar lnjt. JAMES T. TUCKER, General Agent. MEDICAL. jmmedjate relief. AND A PERMANENT CURB GUARANTEED. THE GREAT WESTERN REMEDY au* Certain and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia, Kueumattsm, Kidney complaints. General DebiUty* D IO*P»ia, Sick Head ache, Chills aud Fever, eto "hole pages from influential citizens, testifying disease dispelling and health-promoting aaulities of the GREAT WESTERN REMEDY, will bo furnished on application. Sold hy All Flrat-Claea Drwggists. pbicb: 3S cent*, 50 cents, 75 cents, gl, *Dd 1 So per Bottla AOSHTS WANTED ITHHTWHBUB. AARON DAVIS, Discoverer and Manafiactare* 3'J3 Washington Street, Newark, N. J. To be obtained of the Manufacturer at Wholesale and Retail, or at DKMAS BARNES A r<> and Bit! k RUCKLE, Agents in NEW YORK CITY: mv2B (SWEET QUININE IS A RECENT IMPROVR mentj replaces the nae of the Bitter Sulphat* Quinine, with which all are familiar. Dose for doe*, it Is warranted fully equal in every way to Bitter Quinine, and like it. Is tiie one GREAT, POSITIVE AND UNFAILING CURE For all diseases of malarious origin. FEVER AND AGUE, NTREMITTENT FEVER, CHILL FEVER. RKMMITTF.NT FEVER, BILLIOTS FEVER, DUMB AOtll And the *ong train of disorders following these when neglected. SWEET QUININE Is made solely from Peruvian Bark (so Is Bitter Qui nine I. tnerefore is of vegetable origin, and not a mineral poison, but, on tiie contrary, is proved to be one of the elements found iu the blood of eL healthy persona SWEET QUININE Acte as an antidote to. as well as a enrer fir mala rial or miasmatic poison, the absorption of which by the lungs causes intermittent fevers, a to. Tie only advantage claimed for SWEET QUININE ever the use of old Bitter Quinine is the entire ab sence of that intense, persistent bitterness which, In the latter, is su insurmountable obstacle to itfl use with moat persons, and always with children. SWEET QUININE Is tn two forms—in powder for the use of physicians and druggists, and fluid for use ui the family, and for the general publio. STEARNS, FARR k 0O„ mjlS Manufacturing chemists. New York.