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EDUCATIONAL,

JErEERsON ACADEMY.
No. I23 Cont street, between Dauphine and Bur
gun0y streets
CONDUCTED BY g. J. LORD.
This establishment, long known TO the public as
OF the lead pg institutions of the South. again
open and ready to receive students, either as day
scholars boarders apl9 I'm
nULH "a ~ co n NJ EkCIAE
COLLEGE,,
Corner Camp and Common Streets, Nsw
orleans.
The Oldest and most efficient and successful Uonn
meruial College in tbs United States There is .
full faculty Citizens and strangers who wish q
business education for themselves or sons. are in
vied to cali. Students enter in any or all The
departments Of tho College and at any time
N. b. NOT ONE of all the numerous GRADUATES
OF this College. TO the past THIRl Y-sEvKN YEARS,
is now out of profitable mpioyment far "a known.
word to the WISE is sufficient.
For catalogues, etc, Address
deaIy RUFUS DOLBEAR. President
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r. j. Stewart Steamboat WIG
Wagner.

Wagner.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
1 Ess tern District louisiana. no. 9667.-fn obe-
d suce to admiraity. warrant to M directed in
the above entitled suit l have seized and taken
I'M o M possessioL-
The s;eamboat WILD WAGNER, now Ebcled
by Z. j. Stewart fer lcs causes set forth in the
libel nov pending IN the District Court OF tho
United States
And / DO hereby cite and admonish the owner or
thereof and all and every person or pc rsocs
hsyng pretending to havs right. title, or IN.
terest IL TO the same t. he and appear st Dis
trict Court OF ths United states for the District
Aforesaid to bs Holden ct the city OF New Orleans.
or or before the FIRST MONDAY of june
ls70, to show cause, " they have or can, why
the SAID stss rnboat Nid WAGNER should roJ be
condemned sn6 be sold agreeAbly 70 the prayer
OF beiant.
United States Marshals Office. New Orleans,
May 1870 S. r PACKARD,
uYlI q rs Ie4 I'm red States HarspAl
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SEWING MACHINES,

C5E AND &SI-GENfRAL Z. f. LEE,
% 2SC wiring date Of January II, 1867, says:
ats sing lie Mechanism, emo the experience my
daughters have hBd 10 operating it, makes the VII.
cox & Gibbs sewing Machine & great fsvorie 10
my family VIII COX 4 GIBBS silent visited
Loop Stitch Swing MACHINE For sale by
Nj S. UEDkIOk.
81 and lie Cana street, New Orleans.
Agents wanted mh202m
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STOLEN.

est, STOLEN GR MKs,.ATD.-A
a fronissory Note for the sum OF 500 bear
ing eight ger cent terast from IT cate, Nav 70,
1853, I'll Dait, gned b. Katharine Fromhcrz. made
payable order of trIdolin tromherz, and by lin
Endorsed. Parties fndine or having the sGme n
their possession hereby notified not negotiate
the same, as payment has been stopped
rNbSil
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US, MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS


Henry Dyke et ais. VI. Steamboat Nat
chez
IN THE UNITED STATES DIS TRICT COURT.
i Eastern District of Louisiana, No se5S.-In obe-
dencs to admiralty warrant to me directed IN the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into ny
pot So Sion
The Steamboat NATCHFZ. now libsled b.
Henry Dyke ct ais. or thevauses set forth in tta
libel now rendiug in thSSDistriUt Court Of tA0
United States
And do hereby cite and sdmonsh the owner %
thereof and all and every person or persons
having Or pretending to any right title or in
terest in or the same to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States for the DIs.sA5t
aforesaid to be hcluen at the city OF New Oyissna,
on or before the FIhS MONDAY of june, lS7e,
cause, II any they have OF cam why tine said
bteam boat N8tcneZ should not be copdemnsd ana
be sod agreeahly the prayer of hbelants
United States Marshars office, Rev Orleana,
seventh day of May, 1870.
S. e. PACKARD,
nlyli 81 IS 1e4 United States Marshal
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOB NEW YORK.


FOB NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS sTEAM sHIP LINE,
Comprising the 6rst-cass steamships
sK HEHShn sal min eG j. o SsR
unI Iis, STATES...... Captain A Blanc ard
WESTERN MKfiRoPoLiiS captain H. S Quick
EMILY b. hUUDEk. ............ Captain ---.
.Es. COMPRISING THE FiRSr-CLASS
&AIssSsS Steamships
SAILING From NEW YORK EVERY sATUR-
SHERMAN.
MINER B. VEIL, Commander.
Win leave wharf, foot of Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY, May II. at 5 n.
These nteaners have superior accommodations
for passengers.
CABIN Passage.
stesrage Passa ge.....-....-.........-.....' 20
Bills Of ladirg sigred through TO Liverpool, Glas
gov and Bremen
FOR freight or passage apply 70 9nwrosFN
No 1870 Common s.reat
The steamship CRESCENT CITY WI follow.
leaving on SATURDAY May Ii, at p. NJ.
CROMSY ELL LINE
This Line is composed Of the Steamships
GEO. WASHINGTON, CnRTEs.
ESQ. CR0a WEiIl- hARiPo3A.
<= For New Fork via HavaHG-
aasssSSss.sss The Steamship
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
E. V. EAGER Commander
VII, leave her wharf foot Of Toulouse street, 90
SATURDAY, nay L. st \. NJ
Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....Stu
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen ard Haere JaHen
By this line, through bliss OF ssing given for the
same.
for freight or psgssse apply to -
ALFkED AOULfON,
ii t@fcnd Dlel st.
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LOUISVILLE.

<n FOR IOHlsvi'le. Fvanspilie,
q ,yITf5s psducah. Cairo. Memphis, tns Tends
A--ssaasssss VickshuIg, NatcheL. Baton Rouge ana
al intermediate lsuolngs-
The fGvorite pacheJ
INDIANA.
r. r. NEAL Master: CH.RLFs MILLER Clerk.
Leaves VII DNtcDAY. May IL, at T. VI.
Giving partic uar attention to Il nds and al way
business Ey7
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NEW ORLEANS PosToFRfCE.

CHARLES W. LOWELL, POSTMASTER.
Revised and corrected by the Postcf.ice Depart
mept.
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i, s, MAR HAS SALES,
Ariseide HkIiSsnbe g-Tvs xohn f. Pos-
lCck, Administrator


Ariseid- Missenne s-rv, sohn f. Po,-
!cck, Administrator.
IN THE UNITE d STATES CIRCUIT COURT
L for the Fifth Circuit ana District of LouNiauh,
No el65.-Hy virtue of CT seizure and sale to
TO sell to the highest bidder On SATURDAY,
May IA l"7O, at rwelge On oc'ock NJ, at the
snranee to ,ne Castomhouse. on Ola Levee street.
oetSesu Canal and Customhouse streets, il this
l. ATRACrOFLAND. OR SUGAR rLsNrA
Bab,n, and Messrs allen Hamilton about
eleven miles above the courthouse OF tie parish Of
West Baton Rouge, containing about twenty
penis front more or less with all the depth there
o1 @ W IL the S
snd Alien Ham on IN iIont By those Of Allen
by those OF John A. Bird, james l.. Lobde and
Abraham 10 oael ohe ssiU boundaries being those
mor:eagel. toget her W tn all the buildings and i'm.
proyeaents thereon including all lands found with;
lot two argents sltua ca in the front Of
M On Fesn as % and TO-
ing to Zenon Allan at hat time Two small tracts
IN the back psrS ct said iand1 with the boundaries
Epger and the other to Louis Lavigne that time,
ana anotner tract or lot De onglng TO the School
2. ANuTh FIR TRAUT OF LAND. sitnated IN
the said parish of " est Baton Rouge, on the south
side of the Baton ouge and Crosse iete and Ope-
9uas aflroa1 ana cab, about hsli mile
tent of Ap-.l, 1854 and desg ated il the Re-
cever receipt as the SOU Invest quarter of section
number fourteen in township seven, OF range eleven
east containing about hundred and sixty acres.
ASO HER TRACE OF LAND also situated
in the SAID PARISH West Baron Rouge. to the
south OF said rail DAD and freptiog tn ereop, known
as TINS Joe Elcnely tract, and oesignsted as the
nortnwr quarter OF section ihrteeu Ga, in town
ship seven, OF range eleven eas1. containing Ito g.
20 acres.
T. ANOTHER TRtCT OF LAND situated in
SAID parish the south of said raiI DAD 'front.'
ing thereon. contain ing thirty nine CRITICAL
acres bounded he north g. west by lands OF J..
Z. and ". Moan. on the @ ist BY those of Stephen
Pipes, and on the sou' By thoe Of a. Lobd. q st
tho date of sald mortgage; together with all the
buildings and impro7 Iuents the said tracts as
will sppe by ref renee TO the said act OF mort
gage copy of y hlcn on file in saiG suit.
Terms-Cash. at the time OF ADJUDICATION, IN
United States ,ressury notes
Cost OF deed. st mps, etc at the expers Sc of the
purchaser.
United States NarshsPs Office, New Orleans,
April 8, 1870.
s B. PACKARD, United States Marsha.
ap9 10 Is 50 ny7 IA District of Louisiana
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AIeck Warren ct ais, VS.. Hten3
Frplfe-

rs THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT ;. I
Tor the Di~trlct OF Louisiana, No 1858 in a.
encs to admiralty warrant. TO me direceA< =
tne above entitled suit, | have seized and aE
inro my possession W.,
The steamboat FR0LIC. nav hbeled BY Neck
Warren ais, Tor ne set forth in ssRs,ei
nov pending in the District Court OF the Uaated
States.
And DO hereby cite and admonish the own5r or
owners Thereof and all and every person pezsons
having pretending to have any right title or %.
'erest IN to tee sans 20 bs end appear at LIS
tricJ Court CT he United States, for the District
aforesaid, to be holden the city of New Orisaps
on or before tn TIL j. MONDAY ia May,
1870, 70 shoW canse, if any they have can, why
the said steamboat Irolic should not be con-
demned. and sold agrseaby to the prayer o.
libelauts
United States Narshsrs Office, New Orleans.
tocrceenth day OF April, 1910
S PACKARD
splo 30rn!7l4 United States Marshai
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ana I'm

SPaE = DiD DIV ELI "a FOX kENr
y A RARE CHANCh--Tbe second and sniro
Dauph,n street, will be rented, furnished or m.
furnished, until the first Oct ober next on very
reasonable terms to good tenant. The furniture
ia elegant and he location OF the most deslra pie
in the city. There ten rooms, besides pain
room. wssh-roon and Kitchen, with DO n hydrant
ana extra large cisterns. The ground hoor IS de-
tsched from the balance of the house aco occupied
premises janA
ID OG n q, WITH OE WITHOUT
n EOAHD-For families O. gentlemen. at %
ursvier street, between Franklin and Liberty. 1873
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Succession Of E,ie.o~ COrdevioiie-No.
4.6e2
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orieans-N0tice is hereby given to the
creditors Of tins estate and to al other persons
herein intersstsd, to show cause, within ten days
from the present notification. II any they
have or can. why the sseond provi iona, account
presented , the testsmentsry eyecntr,x Of this
estate. should not hs hemologated and approved.
1900 ,;,s.sss 4. o. TRACY. CLERKS Cha
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FOB RENT.

U,OR RENT-PART OF SECOND FLOOR
+ of store No 81 Canal street Also two small cot;
tages ON Hagsn avenue, near b,enviiie street Snen
-'o~N' ~ JAMES DESBAN,
.n7ay~ a Canal street.
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8Ep0RTs

Observation-Disclosures Lizzie-?55 bbls -four 80
bblr o,s.ss 60 hbl- pork go sk 40 bbs potatoes
81 bbs ~ BIB meal IS cks bsco 10 tics hams %
ba coffae
PEksaCOL.--s chconor Tex anna HIS hbls four 225
SKIS corr g. bran bb whisky 90 bales
hEy bags coffee lb7 pkgs mdie
PEnSAC0L A. rig Mar pOherts-iO0 SKIS corn 10
SKIS chks bacon l Nd pbls molasses dozen
b. CONS 4:1 b Is -four
at LDUi----teamer allan ic and Bgrge.-6 bxes OF
glassware 100 t-LS pig iron -
ST & sUiS-Steaurr R,chmonj--l35 csSs o3s ash 1913
pa gs nd 1870 bars raj rosd iron
i4tjHf&,
M-BTLE-Sta ner Isu-a-705 bales cotton 2 bales Of
wool bbs turf ent ne IL DD's whisky ard suudri,s
SfdIriffe III fbUUuuts
OUACRITA RIvkR-S'eamer Governor Alien-60s
haes cot on 81 hilessnd srR0ries
BATON koUt1 hr-stramer Il j. kn-s3 hhds 4sr
8 bales Is ks rice II bbis ice y bil- hde.
wash h,,T- N Steamer J q 81 'ckio- DIS bales
cotton AZ hides rs shs colt seed Ard ~ drie-
GRAND RIVER Steamer Piopeer- % ,00 feet OF
lumber
LOWER CoAsT-stesmer MyT1e-27 sks nee l6
btir &c 50 bb|s mOlassS- and eurdties
ST IOU1 -->trane, Mary GU t,n--ST bales cotton
ln6 hhas tobacco Us SKIS 240 tx. oats 33 bp -four
300 b pork aud su dies
CiNCIhnATI-ste.ruer Silver spray-57 bs es cotton
v Western o oduce and suDdrles
<n1C1 EE-St-ansr Wild Wagoner-7I bales cotton
1873 .k. cotton saed 81 bids tides and sundres
JEFFERt OS-S Gamer Era No. 10 45i bales Gotten
al suL diS proCuce
~ Tas a&tLsu4D
MoR8ANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
KDA Nay 1915 bale cotton 10 hhds sugar z6 hides
4 bales moss Il IF nsf moss * seed cotto1
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RbbcFt E.tWFn "a. HtcambOoI NAtchcA-
IN TIE UN&TAD STATES DISTRICT UVUar
l. for the District Of louisiana No g564-Ip obad, =
ence 70 al admiralty warrant to directed in tho
sbcvs entitled dnit, / have seized and taken into
into ny pos
The Steamboat NATCHEZ. hbeed by ROB.
ert Lewis for the causes set forth in the ace now
pending the District Court OF the Unite States
And do hereby cite and adinonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person o. persons
having or pretending 70 have any right, title or in.
ceres, N Or TO the same, to be and appear at Dis
t-ict Court OF the United States, for the Distrc.
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY of May, 1870
70 show cause, # any they have Or can, why
the SAID steamboat NacheZ should not be onde,ur-
et snd sosr asreeab'y to the prayer of belant.
United States Mar hal's Office New ORGANS,
six .eentn day of April, $50
S. B. PACKARD.
apis GO my II United States Marssa.
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William FuttersnS Us. Steamboat Fs..


William Fuitersnr Us. Steamboat Ps..
y THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L District OF LOU lana, No. 95j0-in obedience TO.
an admiralty warrant 20 the directed IN the above
entitled SUIT have seized and taken into my DOS
session.
The BOILER. ENGINES, etc from the wreck OF
the steamboat FiUeEhR. now Ebeied by William
Patterson, tor TIE causes set forth in the libel now
peloing IN the nstr ct Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner cr
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having or prete ending o have any right, title in
terest In or 10 the same, to Re and appear Dis
trlct Court of the United States for tie district
aforesaid, 20 De holden ut the city OF New Orleans,
or before the FIRST A0SDAY of Jnne 1870.
TO show cause. II any they have or can why
The said boiler. engines, etc, should not DO CON
belant.
United States Ma.shars Office, New Orleans.
third Day Of May 1870.
\. B. PACKARD.
riy4 II e jas United States Marshal.
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GOLD.

Quotations at the specie and exchange
Office of Bruno & Warner, Nc. LAG GraVier
street:
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UPPER COAST.
Opi,l.OTjSAS.

OPIII.O E ISAS.
sssaa>xa e FnS orr LOUSAS, whSHIHC3,
In ..-lS ron, For. Barre, sud ~ landings O.
ss7f9Sffay3 'he j}osst, AtchatGiaya river ard
Bayou CoUrt,beauthel light draft
steamer.
j. Il. BiacA ford,
u sicse o., "sss5j d a. Sspt,i 'eEk'
Leaves Washington. for New Orleans every
SATURDAY at IL Ii.
The J. g. BlacHford connects ct Sir sport With
stesner Payn wick, aud 1t Unurchville with Jennie
Giohens Through bills la1iug given.
Bills against steamer j. q Blacstord will not be
paid without written order from the captain.
TIE j G. BLACK lord, hen the ster is too low,
viii meet with steamer Maggie =
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II A 81 I 10 II y 10 IA Is
e. 8 Is 70 60 IS - 81 Y Is 81 Il % - -
TIE above dras'rgs sre published in all The rrln-
ciptl papers, endarr drawn ID pubic daily st the
o. the Company
Information .c5 zjshed and prIzes cashei by
aofv 2 sd /, tlDHS i co Contractors,
81. Dbs-es strtt, corner Union, New Orleans.
Witness our t5adF a. New Orleans, Louisiana,
this tenth day G. May. $50.
Il. rERaLTA.
DAN CITIZEN,
Commissioners
BEWARE q BOGUS LOTTERIES. ap2T
I uafSsAfa rrAI ( LO k',TEsAs
COMPANY,
IIo pcrsraa august II. 1853.
CHARLES t Nov ARD............pRESID
SgHsEI,A: gChEsEK LOTTERY.
SPLENDIIJSCNEYE-ON Il, 600 NUMBERS.
class q
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday, May 1t, 1870.
HOWlRD. SIMMONS CO.. Contractors
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Marine Intelligence,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY RE?CRL!CAP, !
Wednesday, ay II, 1870 I,

=
CLEARED yEaTHErax.
Steamship L zzie. Fesher, for Pensacola
Steamer at,spric aud Bsrpes T"wn end, for ST Louis
Steamer richmond Green for 1t L. uis
Brig Mary FIR .nces 1 ropci-. for Pensacola
Schooner aid SCI oder Kehoe for Ba. lends, in
ballast
Schooner Texan s, Taylor, for Pensacola
hEhIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Nayhow Coll 81 days from Liverpool TO Lowell
d bailey-PenL
OwBOATS.
Harry WRIGHT. Wight from the Passes flowed down
totre Bar bark batres,. brig Sir Robert Peel and
schooner lect ic sp,rk Cleaner and Oak Ridge
Brought ups p May flower.
AMBOATS.
Gov Allen Sinnott. from Ouschits river.
j. q Blackford. = ok It, from 4 Washington.
st. John. s,house. from R.toD Rouge
III n-er, Petit, from Grand river
Myrtle Albert, from Lever Coast
Mary Houston Duuhnm from louisville
Silver pray Pa teson, On iuciu bait.
Wild .g"i er. CIoddin. from faIcheE.
E,a 10 Tfuslow from efe;son
Laura. Walker II N Mobile
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VA ALEE Is Ii. AKEsI&DAts,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
No. 81 htagaziue Street. New 0siesns,
HOs.ATIss hsN4, ATTORNEY.
SO II STREET, WASHINGTON. D. O.

Agent for Patents, Pensions, Bounties, snd al
other CLAIMS against the Government
Acknowledgements and Foreign, o6tainsd st
usGa, rates: Reissues prepared: Patent Law Busi-
ness. Interfere SOS, erc., attended TO.
Observation-Disclosures furnished, and claims
promptly prosecuted receipt OF application and
proof Pension Arrears payable in this city. duly
col ected
Bounty Land indian Depreciation, Soldiers
Bounty and Arrears and internal Revenue Clsins
faithful y prosecuted.
OFFiOERS ACCOUNTS speedily adjusted. an
Arrears secured .-u
QUAKTERMASTER AND CoHMISskRY
CLAIM and ell other claims. whether against the
Var Navy Treasury, Postofios, or Interior Depart
ment or to be presented to Congress- or before the
Court of Claims, Car efuly attended to
MAIL CONTRA CTORS AND POSTMASTERS-
will And IL for their interest secure bis services
In this come, ton be Iasy be excused for remark
ing that be held the Office Of First Assistant Post
master General for several years. retiring as Post.
MASTER General, March ls6l-sInce which he has
been CONT emily engaged N the practice OF biz
present business, and sequentiy is familiar With
the mode Of proceedings in all the Departments
the Government. -
BUSINESS ARRANGFM ENTS-entered into
with Attorneys for Claims or Patents throughout
the country on mutually satisfactory terms my2I
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STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.

OA1ttO AND CHlCAGO.
CAIRO AND CHIOAGO-THE ILLINOIS GEN.
trail Railroad and Bfus Line via Cairo. take
freight from New Orleans on frst-class steamers
leaving dal ats M.
RZanhs-A FOR CAIRO. CHICAGO AND
1aa all points North and West via
Cano-Ihe
Great Republic.
Virginia,
Henry ADes,
Belc Lee.
Indiana.
MageEts,
NIcholss LOngvyorth, and
Robert Z. Lee
Are RmorR TIE irst-class steamers of this line
Through tickets to all points North via Cairo for
sale at No l50 Common rect, der the 81. Chsre5
Hotel
All rates aud All through bills OF lading from
New ~ leans by he above given and signed only at
me ONCE Of the tmpany no IS osTonceiet street.
Shippers by This route save draya4e ana trs nsfer
Charge, and their goods always under cover.
Insurance one.cuarter less han BY sEy other route
and rates lower
JAMES T. TUCKER General Agent
mhl5 6in
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COMM se RCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING. May 10,


CoTTON-The sales to-day summed up
$500 bales, at prices still more III favor of
factors, requiring a partial advance in our
quotations OF ABOUT 10, rs follows: Low or
binary l5l@l64c; ordinary l6@l9:; good
ordinary 2'&N2lsc low uiddIiag 2l5Gt22c;
mldding 2Z4zt-c, strict middlng 22sGl-c,
and good middling 230-c.
The demand continued throughout the day
and although the movement was che cked
by Tie stringent pretensiOns OF factors, yet
the GALES summed up the hbeiat amount
note Dove, at the improvement indicated
by the quotations. In fact, it YVES difficult
toward the close 10 fad low middling At the
inside rate OF 2l3c, but on the other hand
some buyers quoted strict mii0ling at 4.
fraction less than The outside figures OF our
quotations. An even runIi g list OF THIS
grade brought 22!c. We also heard of some
strict good ordinary as high "a 214c. Yes
terday'e sales summed up $3.50 bales instead
OF 500 as reported, iuclluing one list late
in the evening.
The sales tUr the past three days sum up
-. 200 tales and The II ceipts Sl9l, embracing
4G7 from other delivery ports aud 1854
proper. against IS, 257 for the corresponding
period last week, and 1922 last yeaI; and
stree September 1, / 055, COP bales, against
1G3 040 last year. The exports comprised
10 40 bales, embracing 1863 to Liverpool,
2O06 to Hayre and S05 to New York
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LiTTERIES,

DYAVVsS& OF TIE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR MAY %. 1870
CLASS no.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-10-12
LEXAN5I}fA 4, la, WET NEsDAY; 0eFOBI5Rl2 1870.

IS, At last Dunbar came tonne AGAIN.
s "4All ready, Smith, Carriage is'wait-
ing You'll catch the evening train by
smart driving .ssse 4,e zss't-tfslsi 3
They hustled me ont again, kissed
Rose, shook hands with. me, and we
two alone were driving pell-lneH to
the; depot. ~ @ tls
4, Ibonght tickets for New York, gave
FIVE dollars and we were off. pi9ii
We'll, we got iutoi New York after
midnight. I took a carriage to the. st.
Nicholos, took rooms, locked. TIE
door, and told my wife all about it.
. She looked at me awhile with her
great blue eyes, and then said limo
Gently: 8 -
"Well, I don't know as it makes any
difference fe35a 81,
After all, what difference did il
make7 The .disheveled young man
with the bumped forehead proved t.
be the expected Smith, but he didn't
arrive until half an hour after our de
parture.
Dunbar came after us, raving, bu
there was nothing to be done.
Rose was, satisfied, the other RAJ
wasn't; but | imagine he was afelloy
f of bad luck, tg:-g.. ,sa.f 7t
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-10-12

WILL OF BENJAMIN NATHAN.-The
New York Nathan, whose name is his
,torical as the victim of the bloodiest
and most brutal murders recorded in
the annals OF crime. 1t bears the date
of December 81, 1863.
He gives to the Mount Sanai Dew
ish) Hospital 81 GOO; to the New York
Institute for the Blind $1,000; to the
Hebrew Relief Association $l,O0O; te
the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Socie
! ty $500; to the Hebrew Orphan Asy
flum $500.
After providing literally for broth
er, seven sisters, two namesalles an,
his executors, he gives seyenty-fiv'
thousand dollars to each daughter AM
as much to each son, except one name'
/ Washington, to whom the same amour
is bequeathed, with conditions that h
shall have attained the age Of twenty
I five years, or having been previousl
I married to a Hebrew lady. He give
, the residue of his estate, in lieu of dow
: er, to his wife Grace, who is constit,
j, ted guardian of his minor children.