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The New York herald., 1868-05-04

The wheat heavy, prices for No sprng
Soc bushels. mainly ss for So SsS%ps'': spsns eSns,
% %f lssss .n5 gPsssfs Ps ,1
@S ss%prs about s%s 1SSs saho
% ls s s o "a .ys and
ns = 4 .s' i ETass % i p "a $ s. H. s:; %:
sS ssaa 's,S ss % e T s
all a ssss 5 s a s:s sr scd
terms barley malt was scarcely firm. saes OOO
FaxGnrsThe continued dull and sales were low
s1 sr n some sns mse Liver
Steamer grain 7d f6s charters wsre: per
An Amaricap shP, $50 tons tnow the way TO Mama
GuxsS BAGS were but srsd at s % O'
Gyssr cLorm-we s heard of no further sales. Prices
Morsrhs he msrss. s Va. =. qDss but steady &c.
varlan. W D'
nrNr;-Msnia was generally held iIc. gold. We heard
HAY IL laI demand and arn at Soc s5c for ship
ping ~ a 4s for retail ots Soc for long rye straw ana
MoLAssrs-The market ouie. but quite ste,v a. ,hs
quotations In last Sales l2o hhds Crox on private
the mark. eo.ps At about 1 II bcS Tsrs decidedly
wa. disposed or The msse for osn was vsry oms b os
price. ssneraly a1sssnsed d - bs., e,rs
we're 10 SS Ss d. ssS a. On pf psc
oSon ss ,sn. ~" 10 pa. s ~ !. ind "a ana. s, No.
"a .ss s.srs ss 49, - g. ~: sS rss
sossIa.ssd va. "a as and quoted a, ., Is 81 IS in
PRovsioss- -Rccept., 277 bbs pork srs do beet. sss
vy pork TODAY but prices were better cles os
ST sfw .r M. @s, ,, there we're ,s .sIs: y Of
"a so sSs u sitor prime and as as * = for FOR
prime mess neiding bc bbs new Cor June al $50 %
Live hos. ss. oa.ae sc,ve and rm a. syy qSiscn:
s; I 2; 5 s. ss . sss 9Sgss s9 y.: ", steady :.
ss 2 ,s. beef .:ss ese q s' private sr
y . hss ssr "'s cut meats WERE s, made
hn, with sales of s7s package. is picked sbou.
- Tor pickles hams isc smoked aud sie. S.
for haggei bacon was du but nrmy held for long
Seane cut No sas. rr lard there oonnna i' 70, ps} Gu e
nani At fun prizes The "a 2. eogprsci iac bbs aud
and cheese were waisou change Of mo nent.
rErso,sus-The market er crude was armcr and prices
odsass sc@sser Sale. I bs oi in Sssncc of W., Wa
qac, seay Sales $50 Db. q, Iisc. Bonded a was es.
cited aud decidedly higher closing at about 2sc 2,c for
q So % s.nsra sSssnss %s @ o se5s s wsJs W % 'rs
DO fog the las, half Of June at 2s 80 do for July al c
sayss option rhsdshs The market was scsiye and
sSsara rfrs .. sssdsay higher 's WERE made @ so
THIS hgure; aSo DO delivery at ssc Sec icS5
ss f91 '"rs a. i s @ aS or So bGSsT s5 Ssa
naIh,ss tor july at ls$e sobls standard white, from
supposed at sic and 75oO S.c Other sales
were n,a ie, eud were KEPT private.
rangoon We beard OF no sales bui prices were steady
market shade rnsr ciosns al c lie "a az fre we
5000 refining Cuba the sales coinprsed 90 hds at c
kehned was moderately active 16sc. .e for nov.
dcred crusledaud granuased, j.c H. for soit " lie
srrps.cseu,,a liusssd was ,lun and ron''aai co7er
w. qss s hrm & :, 90 20 &C. loc go a il.ny steaoy
TALtcw.Ihe business MAS light e0ooD los at lsc
n y ,o-amos ali AZ 30 a. &c.
NHBKFY.-- teoerts nnuf. Ihc market rruaned mac.
dive and urices we're Dnni"al
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

Corrsf.The transactions in Rio were licht and prices
favored NE buyer Sales leo bags St. Hersun private
terms. We quote ordinary to fair cargoes Silc sod
in bond; good to prime, ac. L. &c. lots
a13ac
FLOUR AND GHMN.-Pecelpts, 1888 bhls. -four, 81 bbs
AM to rags corn meal 81 2 bushels wheat 1903 do corn
600 do. Is Do do. rye and $50 barley The
for State and Western -four heavy uner limited In
qury and in order to sell to holders
been Obliged to material concession Some es
We're made at reduction Of loc Hc but this not
therefore, reinseIt last quotations. -four
remained quiet but steady The sales 5000 bbis
Southern flour firm, with only small supply
demand WIS moderss but prices were dn superhne
be quoted l1 "a *l2 2 The sales $50 bbls rye
6onr the demand small and prices lower. Sales
0o bbls Cora meal In moderate demand The sales
were goo bbls at 80 for Jersey and 80 for Western We
The New York herald., 1868-05-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY May 2-6 Pm.
CorToS.-The market for this staple strengthened 10y
the cable from Liverpool and prices shade
ter There increased business
mand being mainly from specuators Saes $50 bales,
cudng sos for speculation 4 for spinning 70 for export
and 200 Ia transitu. @ quote:--
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

bursement OF the Nay interest on the pubic debt,
and the purchases on both domestic and foreign ac-
count were in the aggregate large. There was also 4
good demand for the first mortgage bonds Of the
Central and the Union Pacific Railway companies ut
par. The indications favor higher range Of prices
for United States bonds under the cheap and abun-
dant supply Of money we are likely to experience
from this time forward until autumn.
The duty on foreign grown cotton Imported into
the United States ceases on the LIST of November
next, following which such imports win be Free The
importatons OF foreign dry goods at this port for the
ten months beginning with July ! were valued at
$50 in coin, freight and duty unpaid, against
ss3, 5l4 for the corresponding period in 1861
and $122,9 ,47S In 1861 The dry goods import
movement for the first four months Of the present
year was as subJoined:-
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

Subioned Is the total valuation of the foreign i'm
ports at New York for the week ending May CON-
pared with those OF the two preceding weeks, as also
the value Of the dry goods entered at this port ana
thrown on the market for the corresponding period
in 1865 and 1857
Week ending ADril II. Api-I "a. Man l.
Dry goods ........s1, 26I, 400 Sl137,10O Sll4SOt0
General Merchandise 3,399,049 4,319,3 4,26is75
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

For the Week. 1866. 1867. 1853.
Entered at port 0ss,264 $1,2926o7 s1,143 $40
Thrown on Market. l,603,974 1,425,42i 1,2y7,325
Since ynnndryi. /.
Eutered at port. 558to5os 3.2l7,521 27 so2, col
Thrown on market 52,759,S77 4,35l, ,511 3o,5l3,6lS
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

Total for the week. 66o,45s s5550,55s $685. sl5
The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

E'OR SALE OR To LEr-A COTTAGE, WITH Is ROOMS
" ann Kitchen; quarter lot barn, fruit, &c three
ninuee from New ltayen Railroad deun hount yernaa
n. Z. Ia1viGe Of orc. GOUbn
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

E,OR ShLE-AN ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURED
business easily understood doing good cash blsnt
good chance for business with capital; Wl
sold cheap for selling, going Wc.t
Address Business. Herald oalce.
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

E,oR sALE-FIFTY SUPERIOR SECOND HAND DOORS
and Frames also ten marble Muntela, all 9od OF a..
JOHNSON's, Tenth street, corner ay,n e y.
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

Tor sALE--A VERY PETTY COTTAGE WITH Ex-
ira Lot in good ne ghborhood; 80 minutes from ferry
1850; terms very easy.
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

LNOR SALE, At BROOKLYN-FOUR THREE STORY
basement and subceiar brick Houses two with
one nice private dwelling, with all modern improvements
best business location only few blocks from City Hail. In
Smith aud bergen Streets sold terms together
sepnrae the whole for OOO terms chance
Tor Investment The owner going to Europe. Inquire at 49,
Smith street, second floor.
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

ToR sAhE-QN BEDFORD AVENUE, r. s., CORNER
II of Wioughby East Brooklyn, three three story
basement and cellar first brown stone Houses 9xiQ,
with furnaces in cellar; connected with gas
lures hot and cold water and modern built
IN the manner under supervision Of acy architect contain
Ing IL and IL wardrobes and each price $4,000
half remain for years. would prefer 10 rent low
careful and responsible tenants and others need apply
to the owner NJ. j. BYRNk the premises Also gen
teel Houses with high scos pazzas II each Gnshet
above, Tompkns avenue, Wioughby price
&6 b00 each; terms above.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-28

The following, recommended therein, was
adopted on its first reading:
ReSolged, That the strip or portion of
ground in the square bounded bv Brainard,
Apolo, Josephine, and st. Andrew streets,
WhlCh measures $50 feet inches and 4
nhes front on st. Andrew street, 100 feet
inches and lines on the rear line, and ~
rect IN width and front on Brainard ana
apollo streets (now Carondelet street,,
designated by the letter S on plan drawn aSn
0yd"N. De Pouilly, dated March 0, iooU'
deposited in the office of ]. W. BreedioVe,
notary public, which is necessary LOT
public banq1ette, and the same IS oiIeTeq
for sale to the city Of New Orleans by r. "
Huntington, who proposes to convey II az
price to be fixed by two experts, one 10 pc
| selected BY E. w. Huntington and the
| other by the city of New Orleans, to deter
mine the value of said ground, and in case
| they disagree an umpire to be chosen whose
decision shall be final.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The following resolutions came up in
their regular order upon their second read
ing, and the following was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings:
RESOLVED, That the Controller be and he
is hereby authorized, after ten days notice
in the official journal, to sell to the lowest
gent dead and conveying the INDECENT sick
to hospital for one year.
The following was postponed one week,
pending the report OF the Committee of
Streets and Landings upon a resolution of
similar purport
ResolUed, That the Crescent City Railroad
company be and is hereby authorized to
build a single track from the present termi.
nus Of its road in the neutral ground
| intersection of Magazine and Old Levee
! and Canal streets, through the south side
of the paved street of Canal street to Char
| tres street. thence to the north side Of Canal
street. for the use of the TChoupitoulas
street cars, aud to build q single track from
| intersection of Charities and Canal streets to
Royal street, thence to cross to the north
side of Canal street, for the use of the An
nunCiation street cars, thence 8 single track
through the paved street of the north side
of Canal street to the terminus of the Cres-
cent City Railroad, in the neutral ground
intersection of Magazine and Old Levee
streets, the work TO be done iu accordance
| with specifications to be given by the City
Surveyor, the city reserving the track so
laid as trunk for any other railroads which
the city may from time to time authorize to
be built, by reimbursing to the Crescent
City Railroad company a fair and reasona-
bic compensation for the portion of their
road used-the running of the Crescent
City Railroad cars not to be interfered
with.
The Board adjourned until Tuesday next
at p. NJ.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL,
SeCretary,
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Monetary and Commercial.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. ,
MEDsEsnAY EYENINa Nay n 1859
MON ETARY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May q. 1865.
There has been no material variation in
the money market proper. The supply CT
available capital is ample for the wants of
Al borrowers, but it is difficult to negotiate
second-class paper even on terms more oner.
Gus than the ruling rates. The banks dis
count most of the approved business paper
offered by their customers, and are free
lenders for short periods on satisfactory col
laterals. The street rates may be quoted at
l0l4 ID cent IL month tor AL paper, and / /
D15 for second-class, and mortgage notes
at ll0l2 81 cent u annum for Al, and $50
10 for second grade.
Gold opened at l4Ol @l4Ol, against l4Ol at
New York, but with subsequent advices of
decline in the latter market rates here re.
ceded, being quoted at the close at about
l4049l405. The movement was of a limited
character, there being but little demand
either for the customhouse or on specula.
ton, The sales included $1,000 at l40f; $4,000
and $1,000 at l40j; $4,000, $40, 0O0 and $l5, e0e
at l404. In silver the movement was circum.
scribed. A lot of $1,000 American half.
dollars sold at 1856, and subsequently resold
at 1863! Nothing was reported in Mexican
dollars, which are quoted at 143 in currency
and 2024 q cent premium in gold. On
The offerings of foreign exchange were
light, but the demand was moderate and
rates if anything were easier. The sales of
sterling included f50G0 first-class at 1884
and $1,000 bank, sixty days, at ITO for gold.
Nothing was reported in francs. We now
quote sterling at l53@l534 and l54 for
good to al bill Of lading and clear, and
l54@l543 and 1855 tor bank; and francs
9.70@3.673 for commercial, and 3.65 for
bank.
The market for domestic exchange has
continued very dull, but with no material
variation from yesterdays figures. The
banks generally checked on New York at
S9 cent premium, but one of them, how
ever, supplying its customers at Z. The
sales of commercial included SIC, 600, SlO,-
600, and $4,000 New York sight at 5-I6 %
cent premium. We notice also a sale Of
$4,000 bank at the same.
There is very little inquiry for stocks, in
fact we have net heard of transaction
The last sales reported were at $40 % for
Louisiana State Bank, SIS % for Merchants,
S33 so for Union Bank, and $165 for City
Railroad.
Nothing was reported in city bonds,
which are quoted at so for the old consoli.
dated, and "a for the new, and 62A@63 for
the railroad issues. $1,000 State leYee bonds
changed hands at 40, and we heard of sales
of $4,000 as low as 80.
City treasury notes were rather weaker
during the early part of the day, but subse-
quentiy tine feeling was better, and some
lots changed hands at slight advance on
yesterdays figures. The transactions en-
braced $4,000 and $40 900 at 81 b cent dis
count, $4,000 at $40, $4,000 and $1,000 at 379,
and $4,000 at 3S. The dealers bought the
small sums offered at their counters at
38@39, and supplied the demand from tax
payers at 57@Ss. Nothing transpired in
State notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-28
ESTATE OF B. F. ROBINSON.

UNITED STATES MAasHAIfs OFFICE \
District of Louisiana
Monroe, La, March 30 1868 J
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
1 twenty,se yenth day Of March, A, D. 1853, WAR
KANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate of b. f. ROBINSON, in the parish OF
Franklin and State Of Louisiana, who has been ad,
Judged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for his USE
and the transfer of any property by him are forbid
den BY law that meeting of the creditors OF tire
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate will be held at
COURT Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office Of
w. j. O. Baker, IN the town of Monroe. parish Of
0uaohita, before W. j. @ Baker, Register, on the
first day of june, A. ID. 1858, at 10 o clock A. M
+. j. HEBRON. u. s. Marshal
Per NJ NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger
No. 660-Ap4 iel
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EsTArE on HENRY MARKs.

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL, !
District Of Louisiana Z
Monroe La, April l. 1893
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
\ first day Of April. A. ID. 1851 a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against
the estate of HENRY MARKS, in the parish 81
Orleans and State of Louisiana, who has beer
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition: that the
payment of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging TO such bankrupt, to him or for his use
and thetrAnster Of any property BY him, are forbid
den BY law that meeting Of the creditors of the
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assgnees Of his estate will be held at
Court Of Bannaptey to be holden at the office Of W
j, ~. Baker, in the town of Monroe, parish of Qua
chita before W, j. q. Baker Register, on the TWEEN
ty-eighth day Of NAY, 4. .. 1858 a 70 o'clock A. b.
80 II. j. HEBRON, United States Marahal
Per d. n. GRADY. Deputy, as Messenger.
No. 6It-ap7 my23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-28

Deed to elect a Chairman of the Finance
Committee.
The President declared the motion to be
out Of order.
Mr.. Dunn appealed from the decision of
the Chair.
Which resulted as follows:
Yeas: Messrs. Scott, Kearny, Shields,
Perkins, and Sullivan-5.
Nays: Messrs. Sterry, Mary, Breen, Flood,
Thezan, Dunn, Sauvinet, and Jeubert-s.
The decision of the Chair was overruled.
On motion of MIR. Joubert the Finance
Committee was empowered to elect their
own Chairman.
PETITIONS.
The following petition was referred, with
the accompanying resolution by Mr..
Kearny, to the Committee on Police and
Health;
New ORLEANS, March 5, 1868.
To the Common Council of the City of New Orleans
The undersigned, owners of property or
residents in the immediate neighborhood of
the Half Way House, at the intersection of
| the New Canal and the Metarie road pray
your honorable body to place day and night
policemen at that place.
GEO. II. BRIGHT,
j. MCWILLIAMS, .
Per G. L. Bright;
r. TAYLOR,
E. W. EASTMAN,
GEORGE GRUBER,
MARTIN sGAYNES, r
AUGUSTUS RICHARDT,
JAMES CRAGIN.
RESOLVED That the Mayor be authorized
and directed to establish police station at
or near the junction of the Metairie road
and the New Canal, and to detail for duty
there two day policemen and two night po-
licemen and that he be further authorized
| to rent suitable place for station at a
rent not to exceed twenty-five dollars per
month.
Apetition complaining that the grade OF
the street between Baronne and Circus
streets has by order of the city authorities
been raised eight or ten inches higher than
the sidewalks, rendering the drainage Of
that part of the city almost impossible, and
praying that the sidewalks be raised in pro
portion with the street, was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
The Board, on motion, adjourned.
ALFRED BOURGES,
Secretary.
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ESTATE OF JAMES BELL.
UNTEED STATES MARsHAL's OFFrcK
District Of Louisiana.

UNIFIED STATES MARsHAEis OFFrcE !
llf L 81 Ll District Of Louisiana
MOaFoa. La. March 90 1863 J
THIS rs TO GIVE NOT1GE THAT ON TIKI
4 twenty ninth day Of March, A. D., 1863 WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against tbs
estate OF JAMES BELL, in the parish OF
Morehouse and state Of Louisiana, who has heeh
adiudged bankrupt on hia own petition that the
property belonging to such bankrupt to him 81
for bic use and the transfer Of any property By him
itors Of the said bankrupt to prove their Debts and
to choose one o. more assignees Of his estate will be
ONCE Of w. J. q. Baker, in the town Of Monroe,
parish Of 0uachita, before W: j. @, Baker Register
A. NJ II, u HERRON. Il. 81 Marshal
Per N. NJ GnADfi Deputy, as Messenget
No. 65S-ap4 je2 ~ lI-llF71T lai5f
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ESTATE OF RoBERr LoYELAoE.
UNIrEp sTArrs MARsHAL,s orrr.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District Of Louisiana :
- - - - Monroe, La. March 30 1861
FNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
4 twenty.seventh day of March, A d. 1858 WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against The
estate OF ROBERT LOYELACE, of the parish OF
Catshoula and State of louisiana who has been ad.
judged bankrupt on his own petition; that Il
payment OF any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for his use,
and the transfer OF any property BY him forbid
den BY law that meeting Of the creditors OF the
said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and to choose
one OF more assigaees Of his estate will be held az
Court OF Bankruptcy. to be holden at the office of
w, j, 9. Baker, In the town of Monroe parish OF
0uaehita, before W J. q; Baker Register, on the
nrst day OF June, a, ID, 1858, at 10 OF clock A. NJ
r. j. HEBRON, u. s. Marshal
Fer ~; NJ GRADY Deputy, as Messenger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-28
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF JOHN JOHNSON.

UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE.
District of louisiana
Monroe, La, March 90, 1893
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
twenty ninth day of March, A. d, 1859 a WAR.
RANT IN BaNkRuPFgY was issued against the
estate Of JOHN JOHNSON, in the parish of Qua.
chta and state of LouisAns, who has been adiudRed
a bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery OF any property be,
longing to such bankrupt, to him or for his use
and the transfer of any property By him. are forbid
den by law; that meeting Of the creditors of the
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at
court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at The office Of
W. j. a. Baker, in the town of Monroe parish OF
ouachita, before W. j. Q. Baker, Register, on the
second day of June, A; D. 1858, At 10 clock A. N.
n. j. HERPON, U, s. Marshal.
Per N. NJ GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
No. 655-ap4 ie2
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UNITED STATES MARsHAIs,s OFBIuE
l1r rr OistFigt Of Louisiana,
fIr az Nav flFlrann Ma Ie fFlra 4
EsrATE oF JEssE 3. ooLLIEs.


aaf4 ~ -. Distretof Louisiana, !
-tt.t'itt New Orleans, Nay Is. 1863 y
'THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE Thar ON TILE
y tMenty.thlEd day ~ NAV, A. y. 1854 n WAR
estats Of JESSE q CQkalN6. loi frank,
a Ise u sns parisa o Mery ,i avg
rupt on his own petition that fhs payment
q any debts and daliyers q any propesty be-
sne ne transter Of any propgryhy htIa are forbid
oe1 ~ l4Ai that anaeatlng d the creators o. tie
sAin cen ttnpt 70 prove tpaif 49Nt ail2 w 4ltee
one D. more eaisnsea 81 hia egtsto, WI ~ le.d al
Qealt e haakrupt os, % ~ hqldsn q tle Cnston
ana, before q y. Kellogg Regislaf. ~ taetNeuts.
fourth DAY q Juns. a. p. -. s alses a ~ g;
80 Us MARSHAL. District d i.oIiliAna.
: No. 1e0-myD is1A A.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Hudson, Fairchilds, from Indian
ola, 10 master-Algiers
Steamship Lavaca, Livingston, from Key
West and Florida Ports, to w Perkins
4th district 40
Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn, from In.
dianola and Galveston, to G A Whitney
&co-lst district
Lugger Mariana, Francis, from Cheniere
Caminadas, to MASTERED district Is
Lugger Young Charles, -, from Vach-
erie, TO master I'd district Is .4ssl
Lugger La Provence, Francis, from Jesuits'
BEND, to master-2d district 10
Lugger River Queen, --, from st John
Baptist, to mastered district Is
Lugger Hard Times, Cavalier, from Jeffer.
son Parish, to master-2d district Is
Luggar Small, Leclerc, from Jefferson. to
master-2d district Is
Lugger Olivia, - from BAYOU Heron,
to Mastered district Is
TowBOATs.
Peytona, Onion, from Louisville, with two
barges.
STEAMBOATS,.
r Z Lee, Cannon, from Louisville.
Hunter, Jeanfreau from Pointe-a.la- Hache
Frances, Blakeslee, from Mobile-P RR.
Sarah, Deering, from Mobile-New Basin.
BELOW COMING UP
British schooner Oriental, Bado, three anC
half days from Havana, to Golden
bow & Kelley
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-28

A singular freak Of nature was seen IN an
Arkansas town recently, n TIC shape Of y
man with three e4Is one on oech side Of his
fellow Between bis teesh .slli2 9asue &
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-28
RAILROADS,
ALLENTOWN 3AILKOAD

IN direct between Boston, New Yori y
burg, via Han isburg, Allentown, and issaaa
without change Of Cars. osliq
New YORK goods for Pittsburg must be dsl..
Allentown Transportation COMPANY. ana y. "
agents OF the New Jersey Central Railroad Y.
Bills Of Lading issued at the Office Of than.
Boston Office No. n Washington strsat
JOHN P. HAMILTON. A..
aus Ofhce foot of Liberty straaf hsss..l