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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-14
PORT OALENDA AR. /.
MOONS PHASES.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. S. c., MARCH Ia
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

ARRIVED SATURUA1.
schr Emeline McLain, Hall, Baltimore days:
Corn and -four. Tc Tupper Sons, Slscno1
l. CO. @ Lilienthal 90, knoDelocn omall' "nu
Steamer Pilot Boy, White, Savannah via Beau
fort &c II bales and pockets seq lsland COT
ton. bales upland COTTON anu . pacSageSi, nWse :
Corwin & co, Hopkins, McPherson co. Coi0nei
P Handoru, Southern Express Company,
Edwards, A Green, B Fergusou Fraser, cross,
ger, Rodgers & co, Johnson, fsM "nlte, II
Graver & CO, and Order.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Compromise, Perry, 0geechee River. 1861
bushels rough rice. To W Bee d co.
Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan, PalatSa, via JACK
sonville. Fernandina and savannah. SO bags sea
island cotton, and mdse. To ID Aiken d 70, W
NJ Lawson, w Bee & CO, Pinckney Bros, klrkpat-
rick j. Witte, j O'Neill l. Son, Manloue CO, l.
NJ Coxetler, w Chafee L co, and others ,,.
sloop Greenleaf from santee $50 oushels
rough rice. To G II Ingraham Son.
IN THE oFFlNG.
Bark A wyman, wyman, Liverpool.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York
James Adger Il CO.
Steamship Pronetheus, Gray, Philadelphia /
Getty.
Schr Thompson, Jellers, New Haven, Conn
Schr Emma Shaw, Shaw, Jacksonville, Fla
+ Baker Il co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New YORK.
Steamship Prometleus, Cray Philadelphia.
Brig Orlulan Leeman, Trinidad dc CUBA
ScLr b N Haw kins, Wyatt, New York.
Schr Emma Shaw, Shaw, Northern Port.
Schr j Thompson, Jeflers, Philadelphia.
Schr Venilia, Eaton Baltimore.
Schr Mary Stow. Rankin, Jacksonville, Fla.
Schr Emeline, Dutch, Bucksye, 5 Z.
FROM THIS PoRT.
Schr Anna Clark Tyler, Philadelphia, March
10.
Schr Anna Glover, Ryder, Boston, March 10.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Maud Webster, -, at New York, Marcn
Schr Central America, -, at New York, March
A0 schr ST uussell, Smith, at New York, March 10.
Schr S N Smltn, S.cailh, at Boston, Aarch u
CLEARED FOR Yi...Ss PORT.
Steamship Zodiac, Lines, ut Philadelphia
March TO- x
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, at New
York, March 10.
Schr Woodbury., Woodbury., at New York.
March II. ,,.,.
Schr E a Hooper, Champion, at Philadelphia
March 10.
Schr Carrie Melvin. Slater, at Boston, March Q.
Schr q l. Raymond, Higgins at Boston, March y.
Schr Georgia, Brier, at Baltimore, March ~.
Schr a S GaShlll, Gaskill, ut Phadelplila,
March To-
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING, March u, 1870.
CoTroN.-In consequence OF less favorable dis
patches the demand for this staple was limited,
and prices yielded under these influences about
X@1sc . ID. Sales about 200 bales, say II at 17,;
2s at lS1z; II at 10; 35 at 1853 at 191; at 90;
81 at 2oh4; 26 at coz; at 81. We quote:
80. LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
n-1.., .,- :. ~ood ordinary. .17,s@1oH
Low middling. g.........."......;2o go g
Niddltng. ......-........... .-....SutaSg-
Strict middlng. .................A @-
R1cE.LThe market for this grain was du, and
there were no transactions Of note.
NAVAL SSosEs-The business In these articles
was unimportant.
FRE1eHrs-To Liverpool, oy steam, engage
ments are making at ia q ID on upands and
lkd on sea, Islands; by sail, We quote ia p ID
on upland cotton, and Hd q on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at %c on upands
and 1Hc on sea islands. Cosstwise to
New York, by steam, hc p fb on uplands
and nc on sea islands; by sail, hc p ID on up-
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAL, u
@Xc p fb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
xc p ib on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom'
inal. To Baltimore. by steam, K@xc . b on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
misunderstanding so days bills e092o1S.
DOMESTIC ExCHASGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par, AID sell at x premium.
Outside, they purchase at par to y discount
and sell at par to y per cent. premium.
GoLs-The brokers were buying at IL aud
selling at 1904
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Receipts by railroad. March IL.


$40 bales cotton, - bales domestics, 26 casks
CLAY, IS bOls naval stores, car stock. TO Rail-
road Agent, A B Muliigan, Pelzer, Rodgers CO.
Frost & Adger, Graeser Smith, w Williams
CO, G II Walter & co. Thurston Holmes. M0Wry
Son, w w Smith, W C Courtney CO. f Wiss
4 co. j B F. Sloan, W ? bowling & CO, W Ryan,
kirkpatrick Witte, A Salinas, e Craveley, and
Claghorn, Herring & CO.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.

LONDON, March l2.-Noon.-Consols e9zt.
Bonds COX.
LIVERPOOL, March 12-Neon.-Cotton dull; up
lands loXd; Orleans 1lhal114d; sales 5000 bales.
Eyening-CottoR closed quiet; uplauds 107sd;
Orleans 11Ha1lHd; sales 5000 bales, including
1000 bales for export and speculation. Pork quiet
and steady. Lard buoyant at e3s.
PARIS, March 12-Bourse opened quiet. Rentes
74f57o.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, March lo-Noon.-StocKs unset1ied
and weak. Money easy at 5a6 per cent. Exchange,
long Sh; short SH. Gold 121l. Bonds 10; Tennes-
sees, ex.coupons, 60; new, 5o3s; Virginias, ex-
coupons. TX: new, 7OLl; Missouris, sS; Loulsi.
anas, old, 151s; new, 20; Levee skies, Is; eghts,
Sax; Alabama elshts, 91,4; fves, 70; Georgia
skies 81; serens s2sS; North Carolinas, old, 4sh;
new, 22b; South Carolinas, old, SO; new, S2hsS.
Flour dull, without decided change. Wheat quiet
and a shade lower. Corn dull and lc lowe. Pork
dull: mess S26 Lard lower; bbls 14i4a1+hc
steam. Cotton quiet mdtlllnS upland al1ac.
Shirts turpentine steady at 45c. Rosin steady at
s. o5 for strained common; 50 10 for good strain
ed. Frelghts quiet.
Eyening.-Cotton heavy and lower; sales OF 14oo
active and unchanged; superfne State and west
ern 81 75a5 co. Wheat dull and lc lower; winter
red aad amber Western 81 25al 90. Coin l cent
lower: new mixed Western SSa95c; new yellow
Pennsylvania aud Western 81. Whiskey heavy,
at osaesh,c. Beef quiet. Pork lower S26a26 l2h.
Lard lower; steam l3Isa14H. Naval stores dull.
Groceri S quiet. Freights shade nrmer.
AUGUSTA, March .-Cottou.-There has been
good demand during the day for middl!ng at yes
terday,s quotations, market closing quiet but
steady; midtlling l91sc; offerings light; sales 1S5
bales; receipts Ill bales.
SAVANNAH March l3.-Cotton, net receipts loo1
bales: sales 400; stock 5,SO3; in good demand;
middling 2OHc.
NORFOLK, Ilarch 12-Cotton. net receipts BIG
bales; exports coastwise 49, sales 200: stock $780,
Market quiet ami weak: low mdd!ings 1S1al9c
GALVESTON March 11.-Cottol flrmer; Goou or
dinary lsIc; receipts eco; exports to Great
Britain 247+; coastwise 5l2; sales 66o receipts 81
the week 5O3O2; exports to Great Britain 35le; to
Bremen 34sS; coastwisc 2622 sales 500; STOCK
Is, ,022 bales.
GALyEsruS, March 1o.-Cotton heavy; no de.
mand; good ordinary 1S!sc; receipts $685. exports
to Great Britain 1886; sales 200; stock 42l6 bales
MOBILE March l2.-Cotton dull; middlings 2o&
a2lc; receipts 6e5 bales; exports c0astwlse 4io;
sales 500; stock .5,o47.
NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-Cotton, net receipts
s1e5 bales; coaslwise 244; total 5000; exports to
Great Britain S744; Liverpool $685. to Havre 6l0
to New York s6uO: :stock o36,Il5. Market dull, and
tending dowuwards; middling 11sc.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-A 9
Earle Mr. Burgman, A K0an, Mrs Pritchard, E
Won Wrinkle, Mis- O'Ncill, S C Seaman, f RS n
Roy, Mrs Dunn, T " Hurst. and 6 in stccrace
Per steamer Pvo Boy. from Savannah Beau
fort, &c-D BeatsOn, McKensic Lady and two
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Geor-ctoyyn Market.

GEORGETOWN, March 9.-COTroN.-Sales OF
bales this week ut from Is to 1sc. We quote from
IS TO 20c per pound.
CORN.-Arrval Of cargoes this week. Selling
at 81 Is per bushel.
TIMBER.-Arriving freely-brlnglng from G to l5
cents per cubic feet.
TURrESTINE-virgIn dip, So; yellow dip, sS;
scrape or hard 81 60 to 81 so per Dbl OF $50 pounds
10 the Dbl.
SPIRITS TURPESTISE-Per gallon, 4Oa4l1sc.
TAR-Pcr bbl retail, 81 IS.
PEANuTS-Per bushel Sla1 %.
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COMMEESIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-s5 bags
sea island cotton, $40 bales uplan1 cotton, II tics
rice 50 bales domestics, 2s3 empty barrels, so
packages sundres.
NEW HAVEN, CoSN-Per schr Thompson
1856 900 feet lumber and timber.
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Columbus Market.

Columbus Market.
COLUMBUS, March l2.-There was ialr de-
mani I'm our market by a few bu fers at the fol.
lowing figures, not maay holders accepting them;
market closed dull: sales SO bales: Ordinary 15a
l6c; good ordinary l7al7hc; low midulinE lSa
OF the week 1885 balcs-250 reported for Northern
spinuers 6S3 on European orders, l52 for spccula-
ton. Sales OF the werk are 2e4 bales greater
than previous week. Sales embrace 25o bales not
reported previous week.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. !, 1862. s..................l25
Received past week..
Received previously 5s,9I3-6o4.4
6o,549
Shipped past week. l.6H
Shipped previously ......-....... ..46 23s-lI,sSo
Stock on bnnd March IL. 1870 IL 66y
On the week the stock has decreased 1l90 bales.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FOREI
LIVERPOOL
Bark A Wyman, Wyman. sailed. ..".....Jan y
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Island Queen. Brook, sailed. .......... Jan II
Tie Mamie + Bell, Ackey. sailed. d..........Feb 10
CARDIFF.
The Edith Chegwidden, sailed ...........Jan -
BERMUDA.
British bark VIM Fisher Barney. sailed. ...Feb ia
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1sa1sc gold: Java at 2oka211se, gold; aud 1900
Lans St domingo. to arrive at New York, at exc,

| 15a1sc, gold; Java at 2oka2lhe gold; and 1900
bags ST. Domingo, TO arrive at New YORK, az s%e'
gold, In bond. nv.
downward during the week, Notwithstanding tae
receipts at Southern ports show railing on. Ine
unsettled state OF the gold market mas put STOP
a lower point than was generally believed a few
weeks ago, the decline OF the week having oeen
lal nc peril. We quote ordinary at 2Oa2oHc;
good ordinar- 2la2lhc low mlaanng z1aIanS, a
end gulf Some lots OF mtddling upianas nave
been forced of as low at &c per 10, anu THE mar
ket at the close Is dull and unseeued.
DoMEsTtcs.-Prlnts continue very unsettled ana
have been selling at low figures here and In New
York. the action OF leading New York ]oooers nav
ing completely broken down prices, and sales are
nc king at figures eonsiaeraOiy uaaeT artsd pro
teraly, but the demand Is quite limited, as lower
prices generally are. now looked for. In Woolens
there Is no change, but the lemand Is quite mod
crate. ,,..
Goldfish, and prices have not varied. the sales
have been at IS 25a7 90 per qtl for medlum anu
large, including all kinds. In hake, there nave
been sales at ssa3 25, loose, ana IS 1914 per gu,
qtl. MacEerel are quiet, but prices remain the
same. We quote sales OF No al s26a27 so per Dbl
for bay and shore: No at S15a16; and No. 9, Slsa
wives sales at 81 SOFAS 25 per bol, in bond. Piceed
herring have been in moderate demand AZ S4a1
per bbl, including common and Labrador, IN box
herring sales at 2saS2c for No l, and SSa4ze for
scaled In salmon, small sales at previous prices.
FRUrr.-Mslaga raisins are quiet and the sales
have been confined to small lots at 81 4oa< so FOR
layers. In Smyrna figs, there have been sales OF
5000 drums at 12Ha13c per ID. In dates anu
peanuts the sales have been in small lots as wanted
by the trade The import Of 45So boxes oranges
and 500 boxes lemons per Wanats from Messlna'
sold at So S7k for oranges and So so ior lemons.
GuNEY BAGs-Market firm, with sales OF zoo
bales at lOhc, gold, in bond, to arrive and 1oo
bales at lie, gold In bond, also to arrive,
GuNSY CLoTH.-The demand Is quite active, anu
large speculative purchases have been made, on
the spot and To arrive, at further advance:
Sales OF IFS bales al 20%, currency, 16s bales at
l9,5 gold, and 5000 bales in bond at l2HaaSHGS 1
gold. Higher prices are now asked. Domestic
6agging Is selling in small lots at o4c per yord
HAYSThe market isfirm, with sales of COM
mon at s17alS, and good prime at s2oa24 per ton
Stock light.
NAVAL SToREs.-In spirits turpentine the sales
have been confined to small lots at 47a4Sc per
gallon Tar Is quiet, and in rosln and pitch moth
ing of any consequence has been dene. Some
5O0a6Oo bbls common strained to pale rosln SOLO
at 81 30a6 per bbl.
RcE.-Market dull and the sales have been In
small lots at 6a61sc per ID.
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Jew York Rice ,Iarkrt.

The Journal uf Commerce, OF the 10th instant,
saws: There : Il triue more doing In The medium
and good gra'lcS OF domestic ut about former
prices Soit,e ~ casks have changed hands at
The World, uf the same date says: Carolina
was dull and heavy. Tile sales were confined to
a few small loI> nj prices within the range Of 51aa
6,ic for COMMON 10 prime.
The Journal ol commerce, oil the llth instant,
sars. n,..,c continues to sell in small lots 10
the grocers ut unchanged rates. We quote 52la
6kc. .. p,oo ;, .
The World, of the same date, says: Rice IS
trte NOR. active. In d jobbing way. and STEADY.
Sales Of 100 terces Carolina at 61saIc.
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3 8 sss go sSa.

H1O THE WORKING CLASS.-WE ARE,
now nrepared TO furnish all classesA%ith
constant employment at home, the whole OF thes
tine. or tor the spare monlrlis. Business new,
light AMI profitable. Persons of either sex easily
.r;iunaI si,m by tevoiing their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
a.tr That oil who see this notice may send tier
address and test the business, we make thls uE'
wc will send 81 to pay for the trouble OF writing.
Full particulars, a valuable sample, which VIII uo'
to commence work on, and copy OF THE PEG.
pies Literary conpanionmone, oI se MrseSt sen
Tree .,y mail. Reader, II you want permanent,
profitable WORK. address E. @. ALLEN CO.,
Augusta Maine. >anli oMoS>
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Nashville Market.

Stock on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,S95
FLoUR.-Market steady at s5a7 for supers to
fancy.
CORR MEAI.-We quote at 81 per oushel.
CoEN.-The stock In store Is large, and Is being
addeo to daily, and on account Of the blockade
but little has gone forward within the past few
20 0ars.-sales to-day at 75c, sacked In store.
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EOR NEW YORK-THURSDAY.
THE AL sIDE-WHEEL STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA,

T1OR NEW YORK ON TUESDAY.
The First Glass stde-wheel Steamship ,I#E%R,
JAMES ADGER, T. J. Lockwood Con- ssS3S. sSaslsseaS.
mander OF the New York and Charleston Steam
ship Company's Line, will leave Adger's South
Wharf on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at O'CLOCK
P. NJ
H9-The steamers OF this Line are handsomely
and comfortably fitted up for passengers, and
their tables are supplied with all the delicocles
OF the New York and Charleston markets:
&Sr Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston and the New England manufac-
turing towns.
aB insurance by this Line half per cent.
H8- The SIle-wheel Steamship CHAMPION fol-
lows on SATURDAY The Isih npp lmsnt a. % O'CLOCK
Agents n. Y. and e steamship Line,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay,
meh14 9 Up Stairs.
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOS-
- TON, AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTH
NEST.
THROUGH BILLS OF LADIYG GIVEN FOR
COTTON TO BREMEN.
The fine Steamship "SEA GULL EkSs.
Dutton, Commander will sail for Bal SSaiEak26 e.
| timore on TUESDAY, the 18th March, at r. ID.
The "MARYLANDn will follow on SATURDAY,
| 18th.
as-1rsurance by the Steamers OF this line y
| per cent to Baltimore and rhlladelphla. 10 Bos.
| ton q. Philadelphia Frelghts forwarded TO that
city by railroad from Baltimore without adai'
tiunal expense for insurance.
E1-Consignees by this line are allowed ample
time to sample and sell their Cottons from the
| Railroad Depot In Philadelphia.
PAUL C. TRENHOLM, Agent,
| mchl4o No. 2 Union Wharves.
TOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
The Steamship ZODIAC, Captain ,>EEEA,
Hines, will leave North Atlantic Wharf SGktS3
] on THURSDAY March 1Tth at = o'clock.
For Freight Or Passage, apply to
JOHN THEO. GETTY,
mchl4 North Atlantic Wharf.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
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Savannah Market.


SAVANNAH, March l0.-CoTToN.-The contin-
ued decline in gold has had a corresponding effect
upon the cotton market, yet the business ol lhe
week has teen brisk, and the sales nave reacnsu
1000 bales, at prices not varying much from ihs
close or the market last week. The STOCK on haLd
at the close Of the market yesterday was ol3N
bales upland and 2462 bales sea island-lrom t1e
former figures 200 bales, and from the latter ooo
bales must be deducted, being theamount purneu
on the 9th inst The receipts at au the poIts iool
up 2l37, ,405 bales; the stock on hand al all pors
to latest dates reach 53l 55S bales, against $685.
bales the same time last year.
The following resume OF our daily marker LOT
the week will indicate the tone OF the market:
March 4.-The market was dull and irregular.
Sales, 400 bales at the following quotat'ohs LlV-
erpoo mddng 2lc.
stock oneriag was light. Sales about 14Oo bales.
Liverpool middng 2OAc. ,
March THE demand was very good the STOCK
Offering was light and mostly confined to the
lower Grades. Sales hoo bales, at the following
quotations.: Liverpool middllng 21c.
March S.-The market opened Win Orisk de'
mand at full prices, hut closed quiet. sales !00
bales at the following quotations: Liverpool midi
aang 2oAc. ,o
their Offering figures The transactions OF the
day were 500 bales at the following quotations:
Liverpool mlddling 20Hc.
March 10.-ln consequence OF tne iight stoch
Offering, the business was SMALL Sales ABOUT
500 bales; Liverpool mddling 20l4c.
SEA EAIsLAND.-Operation for the past week nave
been restricted by the continued decline IN goil'
and holders have been compelled to meet Ine ',e'
mands Of buyers Mt the following quotations:
Mains tcommonly called cast cotton) 2ia2oc; COM
mon 2fa3oc; medium 35a3Sc; goou ACC; medium
line 42a45c; extra hne 50a53c.
REcEIpTs.-The receipts At this port for inc past
week have been 1874 bales upland and IL balts
sea island, from the following sources: Cenlral
Railroad 1928 bales upland; Atlantic and Gun
Railroad 1865 bales upland; by wagons anu coast
ers 10 bales upland and 80 bales sea island; Sa'
yannah River steamers 162 bales upland: Florida
steamers bales upland and SO bales sea island
EXPoRTs.-The exports for the week have hccn
66s5 bales upland and sos bales sea island, as iol
lows: To Great Britain, 352l bales upland and 0!
bales sea island; to France 1922 bales upland ana
90 bales sea lsland coastwlse, 1872 bales upland
and 3lS bales sea island.
FISAScIAL.-Sight exchange buying saL ou.
selling at par to = prem. Sterling 17alS. Secur-
tiles very dull but firmly held, 1t being GENERALLY
considered that they would yield The same per,
centage In gold II that should become the BASIS Oh
circulation, as they now do In currency. Money
has been tighter and paper more closely scrutl.
nized The rally in cotton to-day imparts much
more cheerful feeling. The rapid decline In gold
shook confidence for a time, and a return to spe-
Gle basis this summer was predicted by many
cautious men.
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O'Clock this morning Wickiiffe had not been
arrested, but the chances are that ne VIII
be captured to-day.

The PicGu.ne of LAST evening furnishes US
this inf ,rmatiou relating 10 the treatment Of
certain diseases:
We examined this morning. III the Gus
tom house, au ingenious piece OF ulechanism
which has Just been imported 1fon ham :
hurc nv Or. WjIhoft. l. is an electrical bat
terry OF forty Lryden clements made after
the pattern Of the battery Invented by Pro
lessor Remak, of Berlin. The instrument is
used for tue treatment OF nervous diseases,
especially paralysis, neu. algia, St. Vi.us's
dance and histeria. 1t is also used for the
treatment of aneuriem. The medical faculty
of orr city have been looking forward with
great interest to the arrival of this battery,
and its efficiency will at once be tested On a
patient at present IL the Charity E0spitG !.
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E.inrrn iaeann VI. Ehri,tr O.. berry.

Pierre i3slan vs.. Christy Gas berry.
trLVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE ? Ar
- ism Of Orleans, No 2.e2.-by vTtne OF a
writ OF Teri "a directed by he Honorable
The Seventh District court for the Parish OF orleans
il the above e. JIted csuse viii proceed TO sell az
pubic auction. at tde Merchants and Aucuoneers
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and custom
house streets, tbs Second ID strict Of TINS CITY, en-
WEDNESDAY, April z, 1870. at Twelve O'CLOCK
Nj, ths following 5esort bed property to wit
TWO CkhrAiN LOTS OF 0hOCND TO-
gether with the Improvements thereon. rign'5.
ways. privileges and advantages, thereto be ongng
or any wise apertslninE, situated IN the second
,,istric OF this city, IN the square bounded cy Gus
tcmhous. Oaual, routi and Rocheblave Streets
and des grated by the numbers twenty'sI1 ana
twenty-seve1, on piansdraWn oy y: a. lean
posted 10 the Office of the late a. u. AinsWorth,
than notary public in this city, SO pan number
seven SAID lots measure each twenty i've feet froat
on Ca ston treet by hundred feet IN depth
between parallel liDes and bounded IN ths rear, by
an alley ten feet vide in common to SAID lots and
others sai1 lot number twenty'seven, forming the
corner of Tonti and Customhouss streets
Is ing the property acquired by hefend,
ant by puI chase from George Fhster per act passed
before Joseph Cohp. notary public II this city,
dated October II, ls5i.
Seized 10 the ABOVE suit.
Terma-Oasa On the spot.
THOMASL. MAXWELL,
uh26 apl027 Sheriff of she Parish of Orleaos.
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xJCyEoA y MAS THIS II AZ.

pY SHERIFF MAXWELL, at IL o'clock, at Fer
: chants and Auotioneers Exchange. lot OF grorrd
and three story brck house, No e Union street
Martha Johnson vs.. succession Of b. koooins
by LOUIS STAEE & BROS. at lc clock. at
salesroon no. IS Charities stree5, unredeemea
ptecres forfeited to Rart's loan and deposit
office, No. AS Common street.
BY X. Nj. l. B. j. MONTGOMERY. at eleven
CLOCK, at Lean and Pledge Association office,
ccrner st. Charles and Perdido streets, urre-
deemed piec gas and pawns forfeited to the as
suclatior, consisting Of Diamonds, watches and
chains. jev7eIry, furniturs, lacea stocks, bonds
notes, etc. 1T eleven o'clock, ut Old Auction
rart, Nc. 81 Camp street. household furniture,
ere.
eY j. DBJkN, JE., st II O'Clock, at new aucticr
mart, No. Ice Gravier street, near CaToudeien
household furniture etc,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. }
no. 80 burgundy Street Z
New Orleans, April II. lsIu)
ITO CORRECT MISAPPRRHENSION IN THE
I minds of many persons Interested n tue con-
tion of our pubc schools. notice is hereby gwen
that no changes have been made IN the dlreolon Cd
the schools. or in the rules and rggulations es1e"
lished for their government. 1eaeGers ate ke'
CURED 10 see that these rules are stu enfofceo.
and will promptly report to this Office all MATTERS
4 40-AA-s VIM o ROGERS
Superintendent Public Schools, New ore@ps'
Mo