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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
Monetary and Commercial
MONETARK Y.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, !
TL-EanAY EYENLAa. Angmst 4. lS5a.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EvENING, August 4, 1858.
The money market proper CONT uues quiet, but fer
several days past there has been rather more de
mRnd, as Is usual at the commencement Of the
month. The supply of capi al available for the dis
count of strictly notes Is ample, but it is difficult
to negotiate second class near of no transactions
in country paper ders insisting city gnAture5,
Whicu can be relied for payment at maturity.
The banks discount most OF tue approsed notes
offered by their customers and free lenders for
short periods solid colaterals. On the street Al
pa eri quo ed at Z. cent . month. and second
class at q. Mortgage notes rule at l0al2 q cent g
Annum Tor Al and 2al5 for second grade.
GoId opened at li5S@l45I against l45S at New
York; and being stimu ated By later accounts closed
Of l4tA9l46e5. The sales included SI0,70O 1000
l0UO 100 POO and 60OO at l46i 5000 and 5000 at
lt6A Sl2 aud sl6g at 1857, and Sl150O 1000. 1900
lie sales Of SILVER embraced 5000 in American
half dollars at l36f aud $l5O0 at 1885, Nothing was
repOr ed in Mexican dollars. The former quoted
az i36S9lS, and the latter at l4a9l4e5 in currency
and u cent premium in gold
WITH oomlnere al bills offering the business in
foreign 1ohange was again o. very limited extent.
tue lly sales OF stering reported being E5O0 bauk
at l6l $500 at 16l 100 at lb2k aud $500 At Il06 in
gold AMI OF francs 5000 private banksrs' and
so 600 bank at 35lX aud % 0 private baukere' and
bank, 5000 and $4,000 at 50. Sterling may be
gu ted at 1870 62>s for bank, private nominal at
q II and SO for I bank '' 1 '''. W ''-''--''
Domestic exchange continued quiet but Il rm the
banks checking on New York at z p cent premium,
with fair demand at some oounteys and limited
demand at others the sales of commercial includ
ed $4,000 New rk sight, in three sums, at x %
cent premium, 80 600 at x, and 100" at 5 is.
There were some transsctions in stocks, none Of
which were reported. ! be sales OF Bonds included
40 State LeYee at 5sts and 5as< 10 At $50 at $50
and "a 40 and IA SO These figures show further
improvement In State warrants We noticed sales
OF S2500J no 600 and Is 600 69l4 but was stated
that other transactions had occurred at lower
figures, the particulars of which were withheld.
There was but little variation in o ty treasury
notes, the sales Of which ineinded $4,000 At 3ts y
cent discount; $1,000 and $50 900 at 35 $500 Q000
1900 and 1000 at 35z $3.50 at S6 and 5000 at 36iG.
Also $780, o. at l5 days, sellers option at 35 Yes
terday, not before reported, $1,000 sold in two equal
cunts at Is and 35I De lers bought the small
sums offered a. their c sunt9rs ct from 3593T dis
count. and supp led the demand IRON tax payers at
34a25 The sales OF State noIes included $4,000 at
the advanced OF 26 discount $40 coo 81 2s and
$500 at 2s1s.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

NEW YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE TEACR
~ Railroad for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, suspensior
On and after &0EDX4, May 9'I is. 1867, Trains will
leave Albany. Athens. and Troy as follows:
s;lB a. M, from Troy. $50 a a. from Albany
Stopping a.! AZ sGeepect%dyy n ii9 Hodmans 1855 Am
Bridge $50 Fort Plain s:5s St. Johnssille SIG
Little Falls Sss, Herkimer :5J lion s5s FTankfor,
Il 80, Oneida n,ss, OAnastota ll.50 Ohittenango
ISI ISie . Mannns i2'@ aod 9rriyins II syracuse Al
trains far ali points west Of syracuse.
SECOND sTEAMBoAT EXPRESS.
stepping at oheneotsdy 500 Fonda .O5, PaIatine
Bridge $3.50, St Johnsville $50, Little Falls IO:1
los, (dinel and cave syracuse By Direct Road a.
l;So, stopping a. Clyde 26O l. ons s0T, Newark 3:a
tons 70 ButslO. Suspension Bridge, and Niagara
Passengers By Auburn Road leave syracuss a,
i3o E r. stopping at Allstations to Rochester Al
CoaNEcr1oNs.-At Suspension Bridge at7.so p
NJ. with Steamboat Express on Great Western Rail.
way for Detroit 500 A: A, and Chicago 4:sO P. NJ;
train, on Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland 500
600 A. M, from Albany only-Stopping at all Sta
tions to Syracuse Is 90 z. M and connecting at Is
n;45P NJ and also with Express rain, via the Dt
rect Ro9d. reaching Rochester At s;sO 2. NJ, But
Meeting for all points 10 the West
EMIeRAET AND ACCOMMODATIONS.
tons passing Utica $40 r ". SSikepss ss e II r II r.
Rochester 20 A NJ. and arriving at BuifGio l0.s A.
NJ, Suspension Bridge 40 A. a. and Niagara Falls
e;56 A M, and connecting with Emigrant Frains or
Lake shore and Great Western Roads for ali points
NEW. YORK AND WESTERN DAY EXPRESS
I l9o z. n from Troy, stopping at sohenectsdyl 80
LIS I; ;M from Albany r NJ, PAlAtine Bridge s:l6
$40, Syracuse ESQ, CONNECTING with Train on An
burn Rcad, arriving In Rochester l146 p. M Port
Byron f:30 Palmyra $50 Rochester $780, Batavia
1880, Buffalo Y 100 r. NJ, and all principal stations
10 suspension bridge u 10 A. M. and Niagara Falls
OoEaFcTIoRs-At Utica with Train for Trentou
Falls. Al Buffalo and SuspenA0n Bridge with Night
Express Trains to all points in the West.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
5;so r NJ from Troy. Amsterdam S:2S, Fonda 81
9lD .M. from Albany, PAlAt ne Bridge e.25 Fort
Plain e:35 St townsville $50 Little Falls e:30 Her,
kimer 94e, Utica 0:26, Rome II :02, Oneida II 80
Syracuse 1880 A; NJ, Port Byron 13O Palmyra AS
Rochester $40 Batavia 90. Buffalo e:20 A. M and
principal stations to Suspension Bridge e:45 A N
and Niagara Falls $50 A. NJ, conneoting with FL
press Trains on Lake shore and Great Western
Railroads for all points Most
u60 p. NJ. from Albany ony-StcppnR at Bchu
neotady letD Il. NJ, Amsterdam l2.21. st. JohnaVit
] 40 nerkimer ESQ. Utica 500 Rome $50, Oneida
40 Syracuse $50 A. H., breakfast (and connects
n:A6 A. M Also with train on direct road arrvine
in Rochester At 9:20 ~. land with mail train lsav
lng Syracuse at 7;o A NJ, stopping 81 al stAtionA
and arriving in Rochester at II rs A. M, BatavIa
p II. -'''''' - -'-s-'- -'-- ~
with trains for a pynts In the West.
Through @ @sesRing Oars are run on this train from
ONLY ONE TRAIN WEST ON sTJNDAY
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
AGENTS ron THE REPUBLICAN.


Fn the Country Parishes OF Louisiana.
-DouAldsonville, ?. +. NalfrolI Nn-
tea1a aan,nn nt;on-eS apoieonville-O Il. Hampstead.
R,rnvilIe-R RinKgold-M, H Twitcheu-
Bossler-Beut0n-John Pearce.
ddO-ShreveDort-benJaMln ~ Tsrda-a
CIalcasieu-tairVIew ba1dlnK-J; Il hEAnoors..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Richard b; Edgewortn'
SSarrol-IAke Providence-G gorge U. bennAm
Olsiborpe-MM M9d;,Dk Mi9den-kk ~ nssT,a SsEsr
0a Soto-MA Ansheld-G. Snyoer. II.
Esst baton R0uEe-BAton Rouge-Louis franGols
a. iEost ~, 1Fslieisna--Cliuton-R Richard Lewis.
Tberville-sayo Gouia-P. q. Deslonde-FlaQue
mines-Wlliiam Brown.
jscsson-Vernon-G. W. Ferguson.
son-Carrolltou-R q. CardineT;,
I.afavettA-Ver iHionvie-Fortune harul,, =.
Isfourche- e--ThibOdaux--D. Il. Reese" luiam
Nurrsl. -, 1ry,,..
Nstchitoohas - Natchitoohes, Charles Leroy anu
William II. Hestand . rn;bartRnras
Plaquempes-bon beiOur-D' A. AHiN"~S
Eettiement--W. A. brainaru. ,,,, r.--osa,
pointe e0oupee-HeTmitage-E bonneIol'
des-Alaxaudria--Oapt8iu .. Sypher'
st. Hslens-Amite Ctty-MIiamp IbSn1rgnoA-nan- ba1er
St es-Convent-NApoieon Onu0l"00N SNN
treIle-Jossph U Oliver -. r,u.to l.
NJ dry-tlpalousas--AuRust tomato, Jr
ST MArtin-st. MArttnsviiie-s; L, snaer. r.u,a-.
St MAry-trankl kln-A- D. DelnAresl-OennSi'
~ lam apy-Oovinzton-Johu Hutchinson
Hsdisonvlllo-Daniel D. Riggs. -,. r.. .
.,TeDsas-St Jeseph-ospt N. h Steeie-OAp'- A.
= Tsrrebonue-Houms-F Marie u. Dupart-
West Baton RouSe-Lobdeifs Store-Theooore
West Felicana--St. Franoisville-J P. Newshs1
Texas.
Austin-Ridge PsschAl.
San Antonio-W. W Gamble.
SheIbyvile-George q. stubbleteld.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
"The Nice Girl"

As with her male congener, locality, to
ne extent, changes her characteristics.
z 3 iLon, for instance, q nice guhl is one
8. 10. & appearance and actions are marked
by Tho superior intelligence which pervades
aAe air OF that fav ved town: who is pale,
lrail, and general howerlike and interest
ing; who dances i6tellectually and not any
better than nj gnhl ought who firts = s
ifit were a moral duty; who admires Mr..
Emerson, thinks Katharine sweet poem,
belongs to one of The best families, and
lives in q swell front on Beacon street. 1t
is her popularity that she may wear spec
tacles or not without at all affecting her
niceness, her nose having just the bridgy
curve Of beanty which suggests and ex-
plains myOp IA perfect p0nS spectdci-
t0iUn. Indeed she often adopts the articles
without AZ ali needing them; simply for the
sake OF their intellectual air; but she com
monty cumblaes Intelligence and coquetry
BY wearing nip nose glasses. The Philadel
phia nice gurl is more difficult to describe,
because she leaves oa the mind OF the
bsholder no particular impression but
one of extreme niceness and evident
gurlshness. She ought to have had a
grandfather, however, SO as to talk about
her family, and some relative in the Loyal
League. A nice gyurl in Baltimore is ex-
tremely pretty and bewitehingly dislOyal;
adores Harry Gilmor and the Sunny South;
sings MARY land, Ny Maryland" in way
to ravish all ex-Confederates, and takes
every opportunity Of conh1ipg to you, in
the pretiest way imaginable, her sorrow
that you Yankees were not exteIminatea,
and her conviction that Druid Park is
several thousand acres larger and several
Thousand degTees hendsomer than Central
Park. la Washington there are no nice
gyerls; the instant they develop they are
either married or depart of their own ac-
cord. We have left New York for the
last, because. of course. New York nice
gehl is the incest of all girls, and is known
by being prettier, more graceful, and more
accSmp ished, aud by doing everything that
is to be done batter than any other girl in
The world Round Table.
This writer ia evidently unacquainted
with the girls Of New Orleans. They at
tend rebel political demonstrations and
lament the " Lost Cause"
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

The stock hand is light and 1t II coming IN free Y
We quote ls sxSc p b Tor LouisiAnA; leeIbc for DO
bury: enc for fake and 26o q D fer Texas one
fourth and three -fourths mer1no. -. -.
SAl.T- The market is quiet but firm at 81 1892 90
p sack for Liverpool coarse and hne from wnfehoa
and 81 65@2 70 ( do from store Turks island IS
quoted at 81 eO02 p bag ~
MALT AND HoPS-Mslt is in good snpply, With
y oushel for Ca ads. aud 81 sO62 90 for American
Hops dull Ut 25@45o D. .,,,
NAVAL LSTOKES-Shipments Of rosin are still
restricted by the high rates for freight and the local
demand Is exceedingly limited. Common y qnotedd
No. at s. b0@l Tar is still quiet at $294 D pack
age according to size. hpirits turpentine 70 still N
very little II any demand for round lots 1t is quoted
nominally at 30, y gallon.
BAGGf ,G-There was an active retail demand ioT
India bagging t-dRy at go u yard in bales, and
24@24tSc in rolls, but heard of no tIansactions
in round lots Hemp baggng is held at 2Oc g Fard
for hand loom, and 23926o for power loom.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

The Q P. n. Train from the Lake viii not go be-
Jond the Passenger Depot at the head of Elysian
Fields street.
The Horse-car will leave the city at A M, and
the Lake at 10 p M, and not for the present
beyond the Old Depot.
For the convenience of Bsthers and Fishing Par
ties, Steam Train will leave the New Depot at4
o'clock Sunday mornings. An extra trip will also
be run at O'Clock n the day.
All Trains eEpec I'd 10 reach the Passenger
Depot on Elysian Fields street in about twenty-six
minutes after having left the New Depot
The Oom pany's rates of Fare and Of Toll remain
UNCHANGED.
Adults will be taken to the Lake and back ON
THE SAME Day for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Children under twelve years of age will be charged
TEN GENTS.
Freight will be carried at the rate of l2S cents
dry barrel.
The full penalty Of the law will be invoked against
all parties who ma obstruct the track. may at
tempt to hang on steps
GEORGE PANDELY,
yI6 General super Intendeut.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

A Chicago newspaper tells the following
story, which may serve to point out many
political moral in the present campaign
Thlrty or thirty-five years ago the cana
which now serves Washington city as a
sewer was not the mudhole it has become
Of late years. 1t was a favorite bathing
place for boys, partiuiarly the smaller
ones, who did not venture to go to the river.
On one of these occasions, when Frank and
one or two other of the Bialrs were pres
ent, a little fellow 10 advance of the others,
picked up a shirt from the pile of clothing
and began to dress. As the boy was very
little one, and the opportunity to show the
power Of Blair was too good to be lost,
Frank snatched the shirt from the child and
threw il overheard. The outcry at so mean
an act he answered with laughter, for his
big brothers stood by him. The shirt not
sinking so fast as be wished, he threw
chunks Of mud and stones upon II,
antil the overfrelghted garment
went down. Frank laughed long
and loud; the little boy cried; Frank, as
punishment for not accepting as an honor
fle notice Laken OF the garment by the
Blairs. threw additional weights upon the
sunken shirt. BY this time all except the
Blairs h d dressed themselves, and the pile
of unchanged clothes was reduced to those
belonging 20 them. and the Lad selected as
vistim. The Blairs hod enjoyed their
paafime, dancing ia aboriginal costume,
but fnrned now 70 their own clothes One
oi thelr shirts was missing. The supposed
victim hadfound bis own garment and
elcapa1 e a ssfe distance. Terrible was
tho probably nnd rsd yhn wrath when the
&trnsb became apparent mai klNA& Blair
had thrown His own AAirs 0yerb oafl and
lad sunk Is irreeoVerablg. Tbs iisssls boy
Woe shirt be enuk IN II Washington
canal Is 3 deieBale 10 be faamany Con-
Fanlion. and Be 4. least will recall The IN
eidont Ue have rslated, add laugh 81 Gen
2Ia1 oltu's blundrfias psFzEtsneF IN eiak-
fts Hfpag SHIFT.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
Henry TrIeon v.. steamboat Irene. Hs

Henry TEfeOu VS.. Steamboat Irene, Hes.
Boats, Tackle etc
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of Louisiana, No. giB5- IN obs.
dience TO an admiralty warrant to me erected in
the above entitled suit have seized and taken into
my possession
The Steamboat IRENE, her Tackle Apparel, etc.,
and her Boats, now hbeled by Henry Tricou for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending IN
the District Court Of the United STATES.
And DO hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having or prstending to have any right, title or in.
terest n Of g the same, TO be and appear at Dis
aforesaid 70 be holden at the city Of New Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
the said steamboat, ETC., should not be Condemned
ApG 9e solo agreeably % the prayer Of libelant
twentyfourth day OF July, 1868.
No a4-ivzs 0.u4s uI,,Si II y HsERRQE. si On,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
0. S. MARSHAL'S MONITIONS

William n. COaksey and Others VS. Bark
Fanny Ealer Her Tackle, A pparel Etc. Boats
Cargo, and Freight Money
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Louisiana, No. 9lb9.-Iu obe-
dience to an admiralty warrant to me directed
IN the above entitled suit have seized and taken
into my posse-slGn-
The Bark FANNY EALER, her Tackle Boats
CArR and Freight None a, now libeled by William
n. Oooksey and others for the causes set forth IN
the Libel now pending in the District Court OF the
United StAres,
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right title, or in.
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District
Aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
hereof 70 show cause, If any they have or can why
the said bark, cargo, and freight ney should not
OF libeants.
United States MGrshaI's Office, New Orleans,
fourth day of AuRn I. 1858.
+. j. HEBRON, U, s. Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
IMPORTS

HAyANA-Brig Hope-sOO oxs sugar to Trois.
gros
LIVERP0OL-Sohooner Marion-252s SKIS salt 20
dozen mats so csks beer 29 bbs beer l50 bUs liquor
TO orderS6 bales m lee . b Graham &co-2 cks rndse
cks hardware 20 bars iron and lao bds hoop iron TO
M Kaufman &oo-790 pkgs mdse Branch. Crookes d.
COL Dbl mdse 80 bales 40 Il Hart &co-25 cks beer
Turpini2 tons coal 1873 b1s tin 30 bds sheet IRON
Stautfer. Kent &co-
MOBlLt-Steamer Francesca pkgs powder to w
Wood-l2 b les mdse Lehman, Newgass &co-23 bxs
fruit q Cloud-sundrIes to order
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
ALLEKToWH KAiLHoAD Linz

NEW. ALL RAIL. FAST FREIGHT LINE,
~ disest bstgssn Boston, New York and Pilis
o&qrk ~ " harriabuEs. Allentown. and jersey Oity.
ke feEk goods ieE RittsbuTK must be delivered a,
E1fr M No. - North River. to the Agent Of tho A"
afen1 Of the New JeEsoT Central HailFoad. a. GAns
Bis q LsdinE iaszsd At the once Of the L4ns. Ne
JOHN 2. HAMILT(lN Agent
a1s Oasoe foot1f Iibslty street. ritts6arx.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Oh. AasselhOh vs.. ship Ida Lilly, Her
4 ackle, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
4 for the District of Louisiana, No. sl66 i'm obe.
dtence to an admiralty warrant 10 me directed in
he above entitled suit have seized and taken into
my possession
The Ship IDA LILLY, her Tackle, Apparel, ETC.,
now h6eled hy Oh, Hasselhof for the causes
Court of the United States
And do hereby oite and Admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right title or in
tereet IN or to ths same TO he and appear at Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the District
Aforesaid t. be holden at the city OF New Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show canse. If any they have or can why
the said ship should not be condemned and be
sold agreeabiy to til prayer of libelant
United States MarshAls Once, New OrleRas
twenty ninth day of July, 1858.
No. a42-iYa and IL Is y -
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
SUOC6S SSION NOTICES.


- oHsec9HIWH u NNWEHe. 2 Nss1uI -
SECOAD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
~ lsans-Not ce IL hereby given 10 the creditors OF
this estate and 20 all other persons herein interest
ed, to show cause thin ten DAYS from the present
notification Iif any they have or csnJ why the 40.
count presented BY the Of thus ertete should
NOT be homolog4 4ted and approved. the funds dis
srlbuted in accordance Herewith
BY order Of the Court. -
SpIA NJ O, TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
GANALAND CLAIBORNE STREETS
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
A New Route to the lake.

A New N QUITE to the Lake.
Commencing on SUNDAY, July le, 1868, the
steam trains on the PontohArtraiu Railroad both
to and from the Lake, will connect at Claiborne
street with the of the CANAL AND CLA1-
BORNE STREETS RAILROAD COMPANY,
passing through spacious and park.like avenues to
Canal street, corner OF Rampant,
Time from klysian Fields to Rampant street, TWEEN
ty five minutes. from Claiborne street TO the Lake
twelve to fitsen minutes.
RICHARD j. EVANS,
R26 Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Succession of Widow Joseph Duasuau
SE OND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
- leans No 80 234-Notce Is hereby given to the
herein intere- to show cause within ten days
from the p esent notification Cf any they have or
CAM why the account presented BY the executors of
this es ATE should not be homoogaten and approved
the funds distributed ia acoOrdanca Herewith.
By order of the Uo1rt.
jy29 au47 MO TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
RAILROADS,


near VermilliOnville; thence in westerly direstiOn
60 point on the Sabine river. connecting With the
Houston and Beaumont Road
6. Tho buildins of The road 70 be commenced
within four months after signing the contract of
heAse. to BE- prosecuted with all dispatch, and 70
be fully and finally constructed within three
years from the signing Of the lease.
g. The grading. culverts etc., now made beyond
Berwioks Bay, to be iGkea by the lessee at a
valuation to be ascsrtaiued by experts, one to be
appointed By each party. in case Of disagreement,
they TO select an umpire and to be paid for on
such terms as shall be hereafter agreed on.
The road to be built, equipped. and maintained
during the entire lease as a first class road in
every respect
g. At the close of said lease the said road depots
stations. rolling stock ETC., from Berwck's Bay to
the Texas line shall be valued by experts 10 be
appointed by each of the parties herett and in the
event Of disagreement, the two to select an umpire
whose decision shall be final The value thereof
thus aseertAned shall be subscribed stock in the
present company, it being well understood that all
costs of maintenance well as expenses OF operat
ing the road shall be at the exclusive charge Of the
lessees.
a The contract with ob,-,o. Nso.u.n ,o
.u...
- - -'opee"
H. Inc present road to berWicks Bay. Including
depots. machine shops rolling stock, bridges etc
| to bs ,.r,sd ovs, to tho Iossoo .t... ;-...,
@AN
@ppfaisement and the sasd property, or property et
like character and value and like condition and GOOD
ord.r a bo ra,rr,,sd IN .bs ,,o,v, =. A.,
~ Wv 'ApA"
1on OF sara tease
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

John bralOc0vIsh VS.. schooner Theodore,
- Her Tackle eto
IL The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana. No. 968 In obedi
enoe to an admiralty warrant TO directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
The Schooner THEODORE, her Tackle, ETC.,
now hbelsd BY John Brslocoyish for the
set forth in the libel now pending in the Dis
trict Court of the United States.
And DO hereby Cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right title, or in
terest in or TO the same, to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city OF Now Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date here
Of, to show cause, il any they have or can why
the said schooner should not be condemned and
be sold agreeably 70 the prayer OF Hbelant
fourth day Of August, 1858.
T. j. HEBRON
No. p43-Au5 ii ID q United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05


CECONO DIS STRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- sh of OTlesns.-Notioe is hereby given to the
creditors Of this estate and to all otner persons herein
interested to STOW cause VII hin ten days from the
present notification, if any they have can why the
account presented by Bernard Soulie, testSmentaTy
executor of this estate should not be homolo ed
and approved, and the funds distributed accord
anoe Herewith.
By order of the Court.
aul59 NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
STEAMERS LEAVING TODAY.

Florida Ports. ~. =. LAvAcA Livingston, ga. N.
GaIvestou,.,... HARLAN, Lewis, sA.M.
Opolousas ,.....J. G. BLAcLFoBo, Pickett, 5 p N.
Opelous ANNIE wAGLEY, Burton. P NJ.
Natohez ..,...,,, WILD WA .osER Richardson, Pm
Amite Riyer....,.ALIJE, Muncy, p M
Ravoy Sara. OR Y EAGLE. BArsnco, loA n.
RfobiIs .SABAs. Deering, P. M.-9asin
Bay St Louis. C REoLE, Baker, 8 A N-Oars.
Mobile MAIL BOAT, 2P BE.-Uars.
Naudeyile ....... { CAMEIIA Cozzens P. M-Cars.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
succs s.lon Of John

GECONDDIS RIOT COURT FO r THE PARISH
- Of fUrleans.-Notioe is hereby given to the oredi
tors this estate al other persons herein inter
ested to show cause within ten days from the pre-
sent notification if any they have or cam why the
account presented in tn ate should not be
homologated and approved, the funds distributed
in accordance herewith.
By order OF the court,
auAsI3 NJ o. TRACY CLARK