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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12
Monetary and Commercial
MONETAR Y.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY RRPUbLrOAE.l
FRIDAY EvEsING. March IL. 1870. :

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY EvEsING. March II. l650
The money market proper is unchanged.
On the street AL notes with unquestionabe
annum, and second grade at 140l3 u cent
T3 month; Al business paper without col
iaterals, at l@14, and second class at -@13;
Al mortgage paper at 10@l1 % cent u an
mum. and second grade at IL.
Gold opened at 112i@l13 against ll3b at
New York;, and after selling as high as 1lSa
and as low as ll25, closed at ll2s@@liSt
Guided SIC, 600 at 112t. $1,000, $4,000, $4,000,
s25 600 and $25, 900 at l124; $4,000 at 112s;
$4,000. $4,000 and $4,000 at l12s; SIC, 600 at
I12s6112a; $1,000, $4,000, $500 and $4,000
at 1857 $50, 900 at ll39l13t and $4,000 at
1874. Nothing reported in silver. 1t is
quoted at about par with gold for Ameri-
can half dollars Is, ana zsg ddsrs cent pre-
The movement in foreign exchange was
quito active, and with marked improve
ment in gold, rates advanced 2024 y cent.
The sales of sterling embraced GS2,000, IN
GLIDING $1,000 bill of lading and floOO clear
at I19i: $1,000 bill of lading and $4,000 AL
clear at l19a; 100000 Al bill OF lading at
1I92: fI4.OO0 Al bill of lading and clear at
l19iNl2O: ESOO0 AL bill of lading at 100;
$4,000 Al bill of lading and clear at 1900
1901; s17,O00 AL bill Of lading at l20@l2Oa;
s60oo'sAl clear at 100, and $4,000 bank at
12lM12l4, In francs there were sales OF
2,44O, 900, of. which 100000 commercial
100000, 100000, and 250,00O) at ABB; 200
Goo at 4 7Sa@4721; 1,275, 600 at 4. 734g4.70;
ard l75,OOO i25,000, $4,000 and 100 0o0l at
l.7I4. STERLING may now be quoted at l200
12Os6l26s for good to AL bill OF ladlng and
clear: 10y lCll2l2 for bank; and francs 4.7l40
40 for theiformer and 4.66@4 .664 for sthe
latter.
There was no material variation in the
market for domestic exchange. The banks
checked on New York at par, and the sales
included $50, 900 private bankers sight on
New York at Slipper cent discount; Sl2 600,
$4,000 and SAC, 600 commercial, and $4,000
bank and private bankers at I; s25, 600 COM
merci al at 9-32; SIC, goo at 5-l6, and $4,000
and S22, 600 at &.
In stocks we noticed sales of 100 shares
Crescent City Slaughterhouse at 81 70 and
500 at s22 so, and - Ship Island Canal at
SI75Ql so. Yesterday, after business hours,
1000 latter changed hands at 81 90.
The transaction reported in bonds Is sl9O0
CITY ten per cents at 96B; there were other
sales, the rarticu ars OF which were with
held. "A lot of $4,000 State warrants changed
hands at 763. Dealers bought State at 100
75 and Metropolitan Police at o6@o1t
and sold the former at 74@SO and the latter
at sS6SSh. We note sale OF S50OO state
notes at 20.
CITY treasury notes were IN demand, but
the offerings were confined to only few
ANAL lots. Dealers rates were 80 per cent
discount buying and 275 selling.
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taken ct warehouse by boats deouc-
ton is made for drayage. -.
NAVAL SToREs-There is only q limited
demand for resin for the local trade, and
none for the West. No. 2 is quoted at 81,
and No. l to pale at So 50@3 barrel.
Spirits turpentine is jobbing slowly at
476l474c ~ gallon.
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! NC PAP e r .

This is a hard. compact paper. like an
ordinary book cover, ana is saturated with
tar aud used on the outside OF frame build
4 ings under the ciapboards, also under shin
giles ard floors, to keep out damp and cold.
1t is also used on the inside, not saturated.
INSTEAD OF PLAsTERING, and makes q
warm and cheap wall 1t costs only from So
to $50 according to size) to cover houses on
the outside. Samples and descriptive circu-
lars sent free.
ddr ass, Rock River Paper Company. Chicago.
Or, e. O. PALMER 4 CO..
%. e5. 81 Camp street, New Orleans
rs General Agents for the Southern states.
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COMM ERCIAL-
FRIDAY EVENING. March II, 1870.

,CorroN-The sales to-day summed up
esf,0 bales at irregular and higher. prices,
which ruled at one time at 8@5c advance,
hut closed at {@sc. We now quote
low ordinary at l4@l5c; ordinary "a, ..
l6017c; good ordinary at lSgdsac; o, Tow
strict middliDg a 22@22lc. and good mid
The market opened Of about previous
r.tes. but on the receipt OF the New YORK
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Cuba Dukehart from Baltimore via Havana
TOD NJ Witheispoon-2d district ..
EfYANBoAfe.
Mary Houston, Durham, from Louisville.
p W. Stradsr. Stein. from Louisville.
w j. Lewis Whitledge. from ST Louis
Kate Kinney, Beinp, from Campte
Natenla, kenisonn, from Washington.
Welcome Chsnd er. from Ouachita river.
T. p. Hine. Sharp, from Lower Coast.
Jefferson Rea. from Carolina Bluffs
Frank Pargoud, Tobin from Vioksourg.
Pauline Carroll, Dix, from ST Louis
Selma, KoCns. from Shreveport.
Mary Carroll, from Mobile.
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
COAST AND LAFOUCHE PACKET
- - CoIapaay.-The new and elegant
le3ek-H .teansT
Henry Tetes
Leaves every MONDAY at F, NJ, and every Z Ri
DAY 81 u a NJ
,Joseph Dslf,-es Master NJ. II. Landry, Clerk.
leaves as above for Locsport and all Intern ediste
landings on the Coast ana LafouTche
E. G, MARTIN, Agent.
ia.I "a Old Levee street.
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PORT HUDSON.
- New Orleans, Coast and Port
Hudson semi-wsskly passenger packet
ST. JOHs.
". r. GEEATHoCsE, J. a CoMs-ocK,
Master Clerk.
Leaves New Orisans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A.
NJ, and SATURDAY at p NJ; leaves Port
Hudson THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below DonaldsonVile IN
daylight, Fridays and Mondays.
60. MELAECON, Agent,
mh3 &c Old Lsvee street,
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
W. F. MCLEAN VS.. L. GRAHAM-No. 2sl7.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN creditors of Mclean Graham, and to sll par
ties interested to show within ten days from
the FIRST publication. why the account presented
herein by the receiver and Quidstor should not be
approved and homologated, and the funds dissrib-
New Orleans, CLARK saics. March :, 1870
mh6 1918 A. D, BERNOuDH. CLERK.
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Monthly Advertisements, insertsd every osnef oaS'
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Second psgs monthly advertisements. eaoo SooSfs
Ezeper month. -, -, =.
Tfaos;snt advertisements, having the run OF the
Paper hrst insertion 81 60 per square; eacn suooe
event insertion seventy-hve cents per square
Eaoord page transient advertisements, eson lnser
slon 81 81 Per square
Go new each insertion. ~,
RsYuJar advertisers who advertise largely, viii be
allowed such discount from above named Transient
yates Us nsy be agreed upon; provided, that IN no
1&se ssl such discount exceed twenty i've per CENT
All business notices OF Advertisements % 90
charged tHeaty cents per line each insertion
TIE WEEKLY. REPUBLICAN
In pubi.sns e,srysaturday morning ana consa rs
che news by telegraph, miscellaneous Iesdins sal
serials, local matters of general pubic interest,".
commercial and monetary reports, ana everything
that appears IN the Daily. except such items ss are
Of little no public moment The WEEKLY hEpuB,
EzoAS ie an excellent family paper valuable as wen
for instruction and amusement as Information on
tie currept topics OF the dsy.
Terms OF Subscription.
One year, -; six months, 81 g.
Advertisements.
Transient advertisements same terms az IN tns
HsiEy. Mentally advertisements inserted fos ons'
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A liberal commission allowed 70 tnOee WIN soou
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPU SLOAN,
Saturday, March IL, 1879.
0LBAEED YESTERDAY.

UUhAh6U 60I 0hUAAs
Steamship Cortss. Nelson, for New ork
Steamer Glasgow, Lamothe, for st. outs
Steamer M j Wioks. Ashford, for st Louis
Steamer Ssle, Calhoun, for Cincinnati
Steamer Magenta. ticks, for Memphis
Steamer Bee and barges, Nelson, for st Louis
Ship Wild Hunter. Kelly for Hsvre
British ship Aracsna. Morrison, for Liverpool
Bark Guipuzcoans Giraud for Havre
Spanish brig susanna, EsquiguiZa. for Cienfuegaa
Schooner Walter Denney, Gale, for Mobile
British schooner .hallsnger Woodville, tor UtiLa
Schooner Msggia Gray, PlIsburg, Tor Gioaiuegas
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OPELOUSAS.
RemNAh FOR OPELOUSAS, WASHING
ton, Fort Barre, and al landings on
Asa7 SesII18 the Coast, Atchafslaya river and
kziisSiE7s:ssfl Bayou Cour.ableau-Thelig light drat.
j. G.. blackboard,
O. q. Pickett. master j. B. Sohmit. cis-k,
Leaves on TUESDAY. at P. M.
Isayes Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY at Il n.
The J. @. Biackfora connects st sinspo-t with
steamer Payuswick and at Cnurchv,lle with Jennie
GiDbens. Through bills ladiug given.
Bills against steamer j. G. Blackford viii not be
paid without a written order from the captain.
The J. G.. Backford, when the water IS too low,
will connect with steamer Maggie F.
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HI THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
In BankrnptcY-NO. SO.

In BankrnptcY-NO. 61o.
THE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE
l. are hereby notified that the second general
meeting of creditors will be held at the Office OF Do
ratien Augustin, one of the Registers in Bank
ruptcy, No. Al Exchange alley. at the city OF New
O'Clock N.
mhI22t e. E. NORTON, Assignee.
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kilograms quoting gold at 1l3s, against liza
last evening, factors raised their preten-
sions about &c, and sales were made to
some extent at an improvement of S@ac:
subsequently, as gold receded to l22 and
12s, prices lost their buoyancy, and after
the dispatch from Liverpool reporting de-
cline OF I'd, the advantage was still less on
the side OF sellers. With these fluctuations
and gold advancing again to l34 prices ex-
hibited great irregularity, The quotations,
however, given above, represent as closely
as possible prices at the close. The supply
was moderate and badly assorted.
The sales for the past three days sum up
with the addition of $50 bales to Wednes-
days report) rs, 500 bales, making, with QUO
bales more on Tuesday, an aggregate Tor
the week of &C. 900 bales, against 80, 3o0 last
week, and ii, $50 the week before; and the
weeks receipts 3S, 862 bales, embracing l772
from other delivery ports, and 81, 900 proper.
against S7,935 proper last week, and lO,6Ol
last year. Receipts proper since September
l, 876. 1873 bales, against $50, l42 last year.
The weeks exports comprise 46,66l bales,
embracing a. 144 to Liverpool, l0,775 to
Havre, 1927 to Bremen, 3f58 to Narva, 349
to Vera Cruz, 1888 to New York, and 375 to
Philadelphia
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock ca hand September l. .e69-baes no
Arrived since last statement. .....,.... 7,231
Arrived previously ZIG 3Z2-S25 1o3
Total. ............................... sM5s
Cleared previously and burnt Gao
GO"
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RXP0RTa

NEW YORK VIA misunderstanding Cor.es-
hams For New YORK Clio bales sotton q Bales hides q
bales moss l66 tcs beef IL bbls beef e. pkgs mdse
ST. LOUIs-steamer Bee and bsrges-sS pigs earthen-
st LogIs-s.esmsr Gassawass crates era esr.henware
CAIRO-Steauer Sallie-54 SKIS coffee
MEMPHIs-Steaner Msgenta-l2o kegs soda IS chsts
HAvRE-shp Wild Hunssr-275l bales cotton 6oOe
INTERCOLLEGIATE araesns-S74A bales cotton 5000
HAvRE-Bark Gnipuzcoans-9l2 bales cotton $3.50
CIENFUEGAs-Brig Susan-ls6l bbls aour bbls of
tslew q hams 50 bxs cheese % Kegs lard bbs rosin
MOBILE-schooner Walter penpsy-l4OO SKIS corn
UTiLLA-Schooner Chs Singers bbls -four 8 bbis OF
beef ss bdl, shingles os snbs e1v bbs
and hhds 100 bbls -four 800 hbls potatoes
BAY IsLANDS-l cask bacon ID pigs mdss i5oo feet
lumber
IMPORTS.
RUATAN IsLAND-Schooner Brszo,-Cargo fruit
SAGUA LA GRAND-Brig Ottswa-474 hhds moias.
NEwPORT-Bark Stabbsrstadt-2la bars railroad
ANTwERP-ship Record-25l5 bars railroad iron
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
SHREvEPORT-Stesmer Sslma-5ll bales cotton
CAMPTk-5tesraer Kate Kinney-ll baiss OF cotton
40 sks cotton seed 81 bbis mossses As hhds sugar obs
Observation-Disclosures Natoma-3ls bales cotton
cotton seed 2A1 nj Dds nlOlhsses eundrOs
OUACHlTA ENTERTAINERS Welcome - us bales
cotton and su1dries
CAROLINA BLUFFS-Stsaue, Jeferson-5Z bales
cotton sundries
LOWER COAsT-Steaner D Hine-69 bids sugar
Is bbls molssses and sunores
MOBILE Steamer hsry-l0l bales cotton
ST LOUIS-stsamer W j Lewis loo kegs lard 50 ties
lard 60 cases lard 1870 candles 1869 bbs -four Is tics
bacon obs oil 3 bxs drugs 100 bxs 1922 SKIS corn
IA hay Is pkgs brandy los bbls whsky64 csks bacon
1853 beef 10 bAs eggs 80 coops fowls C
pcs stone l03 stoves and fixtures 10 nf bbs whisky
vICKsB Resistance Frank Psrsoud-l0a2 bales
cotton 2434 SKIS cotton seed l424 SKIS oats
ST LOUIS-Stesmer Mary Houston-l573 bbls fur
532 bbs potatoes JO bbs pork 53 SKIS oats
and general mdse
ST LOUIs-SteaIner Pauline CAROLS bales cotton
go SKIS cotton seed hhds tobacco 37 bbs -four 1922 SKIS
1856 bbs whisky and full Of Western produce
CINCINNATI-Steamer W Strader-43 bales cotton
73 seed 200 bbs -four 20 hhds bacon bxs OF
bacon 800 b5ls whisky $40 hf bo beer and general mdse
BY THE RAILROADS.
MORGAN'9 LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD-Narch lll00 hhds As Dbl molasses - SKIS
IL bales cotton 80 bales hides sx seed cotton bbls
tallow and sundries
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FOX NEW YORK VIA HAVANA.

Carrying the United States mail
To sail FRIDAY, March 49, at A. NJ.
~ez~ The magrihcsnt Al sidawheal ocean
9hisk. steamship
KAPEDAN,
WHIrEHURsT. Commander,
VIII leave her wharf, post II. First District, -
above
For freight or passage. having unsurpassed accom.
modstions, apply to VIA. CREEVY. Agent.
s. Carondelst street, corner Gravier.
The steamship De Soto, Morton. commandsr. viii
follow and ssil on Friday. APRIL OCH
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STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO.

CAIRO AND oHIoAGo-THE ILLINOIS DEN.
trail Railroad and BIus Line via Cairo, take
freight from New Orleans on hrstciass steamers
leaving daily at P. NJ.
,HAh FOR CAIRO. CHICAGO AND
~ all point. No rsh and Yves. via
THOMPSON DEAN of this line. leaves on TUES.
DAY, March 8.
INDIANA. leaves on WEDNESDAY. March 9. and
boat daily thereafter.
All rates and all Through bills Of lading from
New Orleans by the above given and signed only ut
the Office ef the company, No. 26 Oarondelet street
Sy as save apd
Insurance onsquartsr less Than by any other route
~ lows JAMES T. TUCKER. General Agent
OHIO RIVER.
y> For Louisville. Cairo, Mem
Iphis. ths Bends, yicksburg. Natchsz.
Baton Rouge and all intermediate Iandiugs-Ths
elegant steamer
r. w. sTKADERs
ALBERT STEIN. Master; ALEX STEWART. Clerk
Leaves SATURDAY. March Il. at P. NJ. giving
particular attention to all way Business. mig
OUACHITA.
For Camden and Way Lend
ings-Tas fleet. hrst-class packet
ST. MART's.
7. O. SWEENEY, Master; MORRIS DORSEY, Clerk.
Leaves SATURDAY, March r. at NJ mig
CINCINNATI.
- - For Cincinnati, Louisville,
Evansville, Psduoaa, Cairo. Memphis,
and way landings-The passenger steamer
KENTON.
II. q. HART, Master.
Leaves SATURDAY, March u, st p. NJ, giving
particul ar attention to way business mill
RED RIVER.
~ For Shreveport and Jefer.
Sson-Ths new and elegant packet
BKADIsH JOHNSON.
WI BAssETr. Master.
Leaves SATURDAY. March Il. at P. NJ for
above and way landings mhS
- - For JeffersOn- Shreveport,
Alexandra. and intermediate land.
ings-The steamer
DORA.
r. G. MONTGOMERY, j. JOHNSON.
Master. Clerk.
Leaves SATURDAY, March L, at P. NJ, for
above and way. mas
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Quotations at the specie and exchange
Office of Bruno q Warner, Ne. las Gravier
street:
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOX NEW YORK.

Fob NEW YORK.
N E RCHANTS' TEA n 81 HIP Ii z,
Comprising the firstclass steamships
CRESCENT CITY Captain Geo: Norton.
SHERMAN .::..:.:;...-.:.C aptain q. o QUICK
GENERAL MEADE..... Captain A. W. Sampson.
UNITED STATES. Captain George Il Smith.
WESTERN ME- VROPOLTS 49,. Captain -.
= COMPRISING THE FIRST-CLASS
&MIsI& Steamships
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
The Steamship
MISSISSIPPI,
". p Henry, Commander.
VIII leave nsr wharf. foot of Jefferson street, on
SUNDAY. March Ii. ct 9 Al
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers.
CABIN Passage.
Sueerage Passage. --...-.-'.,.-..-.-.'....-. 20
Bills Of Iading signed through to Liverpool, Glas.
gov and Bremen.
For freight or passage, apply 20
LOW q LUDWIGSEN.
No. 100 Common street.
Tho steamship Crescent City will follow leaving
SUNDAY, March 20. at A. N. oc1O ly
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FOB FLORIDA PORTS AND HAV-
ANA.

ALLIANCE LINE UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS.
FOR PENSACOLA, WARRINGTON, APA-
LACHIOOLA. ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS:
TAMPA AND KEY WEST. Through bills OF
lading to Columbus, Georgia, and Baipbridge,
Georgia and all regular landings on Chattanoocnse
river: also TO FERNANDINA and JACKSON
WILLIE.
This line is compos ed of the following steamships,
to sail EVERY SAT URDAE:
ALLIANCE-L. IL. Livingstone, Commander.
LAVACA-Henry Gait, Commander.
FLORIDA-M. q Leary Commander.
BEAUFORT-J hIcU. Baker, Commander
&=~ The steamship
SszaassA LAVACA,
SCHELLINGER, Commando.
Will leave her wharf, foot of Oalliope street, on
SATURDAY, March IL, at 8 P. III. For freight or
passage, apply to
h. w. PERKINS d 90, Agents,
Is Carondelst street.
n. B.-Shippers will please procure orders from
Agents Office before sending freight to steamer.
fa2ly
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IMPORTS.

RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Brazos-Cargo fruit
SAGUA La GRAsD-Brig Ottswa-474 hhds moias.
SIS AZ ties noasses
NEwPORT-Bsrk Stsbberstsdt-2la bars railroad
iron
ANTWERP-ship Record-25l5 bars railroad iron
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H. NELSON, Commander.
Will Leave her wharf. foot of Toulouse street, on
Friday. March II, at A. b.
Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Havre taken
BY line through bills OF ladng given for the
same.
ALFRED MOULTOE,
molly Al Carondelet stre,t.
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T FRED. BIKCKMEIEK,
WASHINGTON MARBLE WORKS.
NO. 100 Washington Street.
Between Prytania and Coliseum. opposite the sa.se
Layfsystte Cemetery, No. l.
ohssers. ToMBs Of Mar5Is o. BRICK, Monuments.
Images Of Marble or Plaster Paris, Vases, etc.
We. Work done in any Cemetery and in the country.
los H. WILSON.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
aos and 40 Magazine Street.
delIs New Orleans.
DAVIS g. JACKSON.
civilian DAVIS N. 0. J. JACKSON. S.Y.
WHOLESALE oLoTHIERs.
....9rnvier street............1oS
Factory ISL Chambers street. New York.
RETAIL HOUSE AT OUR OLD STAND.
Recommendations street. 200
Large Assortment Of
MEMS. YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
oc2Iy FURNISHING GOODS.
JAMES BUcxSEH & Co.
6. L. James. O. B. Buoknsr. Tom Bynun.)
COTTON FACTORS
COM EMISSION MEKC HANTs
Manufacturers Of
Cotton and Wooien Goods, Cotton Yarns
Boots, Shoes. Barrels. Hogshsads, Bricks.
NO. lAO Grnvser Street. New Orleans.
T0HN g. FLEMING
GAS FITTER
AND
DEALER IN GAS FIXTURES.
Poydrns street...........1A&
Near S.. Charles Street.
NEW ORLEANS.
Will attend oaacsaaIly and faithfully to sill orders
entrusted to him
Orders LEI. in Box No. Is. Mechanics and Dealers
Exchange. will meet with prompt attention.
my2l ~
WkEDE q sEAHs'
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS,
Plumbing Matsrials and GINS Fixtures
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Stores ofscss and Private Residences fitted d ,
with Gas and Water Pipes at the shortest notice.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. oc14 6m
". ". EASTMAN. ...... ...............a. g. MORRIS
EAsTHAM n NORRIS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
BKUs HEs.
No. Is UNION STREET. BOSTON.
IT w. BorHICK.
UNDER KER.
No. SAT Camp street, Corner Of Dssord
Parties in want OF METALLIC OOFPINs would
do well by calling at 7. W. Bothicks establishment
METALLIC CASE and OASKET. for which he il
the sole agent Warranted to be indest1uctihie and
sSy otSers eSer e1 al
Rosewood, Mahogany. Black Walnut and all othel
styles OF COfhns always on hand. le21Y
r @. KATHMAH.
TROPICAL ROOFING MANUFAvgoRY
And Deaisriz
CsA1t Caaresei Coke. Whisx sand FAD
fzrswood.
IA Senvihs st-est, corner Of Marais, rev orieani
Orders left ss the above place, Or 5ox 3d. Nechanci
HKoharge. will receive prompt attention.
GEORRE H. VINTEN,
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
187..........Poydrns ssreet............1Et
BETWEEN CAMP AND ST. CHARLES STS.,
| New Orlsans-
A full supply OF Printing Presses Types, Inks ant
Papers oonst.stiy on hand at manufacturers prices
ocl2 lyaaw
WA. NEU3ER-
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
Ne. lis Carondelet street,
NEW ORLEANS.
! uy2' r. Louia.uA
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CROMWELL LINE
This Line is com posed OF the Steamships
GEO. WASHINGTON, OORTES,
GEO. CROMWELL, MARlPOSA.
For New York via Havana
= z4zskaah Tia Steamship
GORTEH,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

CAIRO AND OHIOAGO-THE ILLINOIS CEN-
trail Railroad and Bus Line via Cairo. take
freight from New Orleans on first-cass steamers
viu dahl oS6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

SrARou-Western is jobbing at 62c, and
selling in round lots at 6ac per lb.
SALT-The demand tor Liverpool salt -
light, and prices are easier. The dealers
are selling coarse at 81 50@1 55, fine at
81 6501 20 per sack; when large lots are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

In this court yesterday, Recorder IIackett
granted application for trial in favor OF George
Allison and Charles Tucker convicted OF grand larceny
on Wednesday. Joseph b. Fernandez pleaded guilty 10
a charge false preJenses in charterng from Benjamin
Mecaf OF No. IO7 Wast vessel for the transportation
of goods TO Texas representing himself TO be an agent
for Il. b. sherman, although never IN Mr. Shermans
employ. He was sent 10 Sing Sing for two Yeas
Mary Donovan on the 20h of June, caught in the
Of stealing clothing from the house No. 40 Macdou
ga-st Sent 10 State Prison for two years Edward
Kearnan who the 9Th Of June broke into the Joness
Hotel by forcing open the back door and caught
carving off clothing pleaded guilty 10 burglary in the
third degree and sentenced to State Prison for five
wears John j. Cassidy pleaded guilty to attempt at
grand larceny in trying 10 steal iewelry, valued az $751;
from. MagdalCna HOckein, at No 2l3 SecOndave, ON
June II State Prison for two years and six months.
Frank ONeil. Frederick Bartel and James McAvOy,
broken 10th OF June into the liquor store corner Of
Mott aud Beeckersts., were discharged, the Recorder
remarking that, personally, he was not convinced OF
their innocence, and that although he dis
charged them, he would remember the case should
they be brought before him again.. Eugene
Brush who was Jointly indicted with Ephraim Allen
and Nettie Allen and convicted Of robbng Mr. Beekman
on June l at No. 2l2 WOoserst. OF a gold watch and
chain and $50 was sentenced July "a to five years
hard labor ut Sing Sing. Yesterday Ephraim Alien was
tired and Mr. Beekman that the prisoner r1hed
his pockets The jury brought in verdict OF guilty
and the Recorder remarkng that he sorry that he
could give sentence of ten years TO panel thieves
sent Ephram TO Sing Sing for five John Brooks
who has lust served term in State Prison. was con-
viced of burglary, and goes to state Prison Tor nye
years John j. O'Donnel charged with stealing gold
watch and chain, valued at $780, from Mr.. Hardy or
Philadelphia, placed ON trial. His case VIII be
closed this morning