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PROPOSALS. s.

IT o e o N I X A q I o r s.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the erection and con-
struction Of the Public Baths Of the city, endorsed
proposals for Public Baths are invited. and will
be received at the Mayors ofilce up TO WEDNES-
DAY. June ~ 1870 at 10 o'clock, at which time they
will be opened.
The baths are TO be constructed according to the
approved plans and specifications OF q. d. Supplee
Son. architects, which open for inspection at the
Mayors ONCE, and where any additional informa-
tion will be furnished
Each proposal will be accompanied with certih-
cate that bond has been executed and 1led at the
law department Of the city, in compliance with the
ordinance OF May 25, 1860. HENRY HuHN,
6 IL fmw 3t Chairman Committee on Police.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Captain Ayward, OF schr Mary and Eliza before
reported wrecked of Beaver TAIL reports the buoy
mara in the location OF the Old Newton Rock some
200 fathoms TO the westward of it's proper place,
which circumstance occasioned the stranding and
loss OF his vessel.
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Napoleon has SO far recovered his health
that he presided at Cabinet council on Sat
urday.
"A special commissioner has been de-
spatched from England by Lloyds to inyesti-
gate the Dacia hoax
There is a rumor in Madrid that the Car
lists Junta has voted in favor of the restora-
ton of the Inquisition in Spain.
During the discussion in the Spanish
Cortes relative to the abolition of slavery, a
quarrel occurred between Romero and a De-
putty from Porto Rico, which, it is thought,
will result in duel
On Friday the Pope was congratulated
by the Sacred College, that being the twenty
fifth anniversary of his accession to the Holy
See. In his reply be insisted on the danger
of a spirit of emancipation in the Church.
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IEOAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF ALEXANDER BENSON,
II Deceased.
Letters OF Administration having been granted 10
tho subscribers upon the estate OF ALEXANDER
BENSON, deceased, all persons having claims or do
mands against the estAtel OF said docedent will make
"AO"A WV '~'''N GUsTAVUs 3 BENSON,
EDWIN NORTH,
Administrators, No. B. I'll lRO street,
Or TO their Attorney, GEORGE JUNklN, Esq,
Southeast corner SIXTH and WALNUT Streets,
Philadelphia May ID, 1870 - mot
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ries. II is thought that white men we're the
perpetrators
The chances of Akerman being confirmed
as Attorney-GeBeral are no slight that IL is
believed he will ask the President to with
draw his appointment from the Senate.
A terrible fire broke ont at Panama on
the 9TH inst. Before IL could be got under a
very large amount of property was destroyed.
Upwards Of twelve lives we're lost, aud many
persons we're injured.
In the United States Senate on Saturday,
after the close Of our report, the Post Office
Appropriation bill was resumed, and Mr..
Rsmsey's amendment 20 abolish the franking
privilege, amended 30 as TO make the rate OF
postage cents, was rejected by a vote Of 32
TO IL. The bill was then reported from Com
mittee Of the Whole, when Mr. Rsmseys aud
other amendments were renewed. Pending
action the Senate adjourned
In the House anumber Of private claims
we're disposed Of. Mr.. Schenck gave notice
that on Monday he would meve TO proceed to
the business on the Speakers table.
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INSTRUCTION..

III n. LAUD r. R B A a. HIS
~. oLASsI0AIs sotENrIIHiq, AHp CONNER; M r.,
South TENTH Street-A Primary, Elementary, and
Finishing School Circulars at MIR. WAEburtons No. 4
Chestnut street. bO
NHEGARAY INSTITUTE, Nos. 1927 AND
" 1929 SPRUCE Street, PhilAdep phia will reopen ON
TUhS SDAY September TO- French is the language OF the
fami aud is constantly spoken in the institute.
s is WIN 6m L. D'HERNILLY, Principal
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MRS. JOHN .DREW's ARCH STREET
1u THEATRE;17lMiRE, JOSH HART, Manager.
MONDAY. June 20, 1870
No uperfluous announcement requisite with Mr. Harts
,,D'' 1a" y oOrPa1s o1 THR NAMES OF THE ARTISTS
Mr. Ek. JAMES JAMES s & MAAEsfEFF, MAEsEFF,
The Artist Il NJ iRSFfaSoE 'n'0"i"'
TIksS sSGy mo w %'FSS FSNosFss Slsrfi
THs EsEFSAkEX SskT2oTspU Troupe.
THE NEW NHEHsoPs %s,RiS has iIfSSredited them Merit
,,u1, n ENDORSES THE OLD.
-, and MAULLE BERTHA,
rBEAQTIEs AND ARTISTS,
sr,rorrp pSSSRSs pa B%E1R% with 'o''
0''.''0- NJ 'o' 'f'1Ih AND ACCOMPLISHMENT.
MISS LILLE HALL
High G'mna'uS SiGNoR SGyN pEpANro.
Terpsichore again-Represented in the new country,
Amef'Ff T%6 70 OF HER FINEST DAUGHTERS
SALLIE MADDOX
LILLE ASR WHITING.
FIFTY ARTISTS, WHOSE NAMES
80, This GREAT ooMBINATIoN
BRINGS THfEE IN oSn SIFfHsf NfsHT ADJUSTMENTS
thfSs snusemsnt conSentTSssS FIRST time
III nIauelphls. wv
w ALNUT ST. THEATRE-BRGINs AT 8.
THIS tMonday) EVENING. June 90.
Success At ssoEs Theatre New YORK. the Grand
THE LANCERs.
Engagements have been made with
MISS LOUISA MOORE
MR.. CHARLES ESP DwYNpHAM,
81 %aess Ss Gs'd by
Ohalrs secured six days in advance.
FOX's AMERICAN THEATRE.-
Il POWERFUL ATTRACTION
EVERY .ENENING and SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
PASTORS NEW YORK COMBINATION.
FoX's TRIPLE STAR COMPANY.
Best Entertainment in the city.
Everything Grand and Splendid. 6?o6t
nUPREZ 81 BENEDICTS OPERA HOUSE,
a. SExENTH Y, NTH street, , below Arch THE COOLEST
ZOE. Two great dramas this week, "FLOWERS OF TaE
FORESTn and "NITA," Benefit of Madle ZOb, FRI
DAY EYENING, June "a. The Fayorite Tragedian O.
HARRY FRANCK, will appear. MATINEE, SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON at290 62o6
DENNSYLVANIA POLYTECHNIC AND
l. ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, No. 1905 CHESNUT
Street, three doors above Twelfth the most complete
collection of objects, illustrating Physiology Pathology
Natural history etc Illustrative Lectures every evening.
Open A. M to 10 r. NJ ---- SO 3m Z
VALER'S OATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN, Nos 72O, 722, 724, and 726 VINE Street.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the property
of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at great
expense by JACOB YALER, of this city, in combination
with planners ORCHESTRA and Miss NELLIE
ANDERSON. will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and
Admission free. I 1su
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine NeDs see first Pare.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THISD DAY.
Sun RISES ........ 429 MOON RISES. .......... o. G
SUN SETS. ............ 734 HIGH WATER......... 654
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JOHN o. JAMES,
G.. Il. DVRBoRow, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
T. L. GILLESPIE,
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COM M e KCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING. May IL. 1870
CoTToN-The Gales to-day embraced 1900
bales at further improvement of &c on yes.
terday's quotations, which we modify as
follows; Ordinary lsa@lslc; good ordinary
21s@2llc; low middling 22i@223c: mlddliDg
22}9-c; strict middling 23@234c, and
good middlng 23a@-c.
The market opened with fair inquiry,
out under the favorable tenor of the LIVER
pool kilograms factors raised their preten-
sions }@4c, which checked the movement,
and the sales were Consequently confined to
the moderate amount noted above at about
the improve meDt stated. few broke rs re-
ported no quotab'e advance, v lille Others
put down low middlinget &c above yes,er-
DAYS figures. The market WAS much less
buoy ant toward the close than earlier in the
day.
The sales for the past three days sum up
10 500 bales, making an aggregate for the
week Of SO 600, against 20 750 last wee k, and
1900 The week be fore. and the weeks re-
ceipts IA 723 bales. embracing 716 from
Other delivery ports. aud IA COT proper.
against % 574 proper last week, and $500
la.f yesr. kece ipts proper s'nce September
l, O6l, 226 bales, against 765 468 as year.
The weeks exports comprise u SIC bsles.
embracing Is 1896 TO Liverpool, 6646 70 Havre.
1864 TO Brtmen, Oil to Boston, 2Ah3 to New
York, aud SO to Philadelphia.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September I, ls63-bales, 74g
Arrived since last statenent....... $3.50
Arrived previously. ia SILL lls.sn
Total. Inae5I
Ciea ed to-day Observation-Disclosures ,il3
Cleared previously s7soss- $al5e
Stock on hand anApn shipboard-balss... Az
sar:r si T. w:'sss a..:=I. a Nv s. 80 '-'-. -
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$40 bonds at 89t. Sugar, to arrive, steady
Tallow easier at 4A@44s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, May 13.-Wheat and hour
quiet and steady. Pork los. Lard Is 3d.
Tallow 44044s 81.
LIVERPOOL May Is, Evening.-Cotton
closed unchanged. Sales $4,000 bales on
speculation and 5000 for export. Common
rosin 4s Cd. Turpentine 29s Cd.
yesterdays Evening Dispatched
CHICAGO, May 12.-The st. Paul Press
publishes letter from Dunleith announcing
the arrival there of large number OF
Fensns, en- route for the Red River country
to aid the rebels
The forces at Dunleith are commanded by
distinguished Confederate officer who
fought Banks, in Louisiana, during the re-
bellion.
LONDON, May l2.-The House of Commons
postponed the female suffrage bill by l2t
majority virtual defeat. The vote was
was greeted by loud cheers.
LIVERPOOL, May II Cotton: Sales OF the
week So 900 bales-7O00 for export and II,
600 for speculation.
Stock on hand $4,000, of which 324 oO(
are American.
Receipts of the week sc, 600 bales, of which
% GOO were American.
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MARKETS..
Domestic n arkots.

New YORK, May l3-Evening.- Cotton
closed Quiz t; midd'iDg uplands 23ac; sales
to. day $500 bales. Flour dull and declining;
supeifne State 81 95@5 IS; Sou bern, CON-
mon 10 fair exlrs, S6G6 IS. Wheat irrsgu-
lar ard unsettled; win'er red and amber
Western 81 320l "a. Corn dull and lower:
new mixed Western ST l0@l IL Beef
active at a. 500 372@?9 so. Lard steady;
kettle redert d 164c Whisky 81 10. Groce.
ries and naval stores quiet. Tailow firm at
95093c. FIeights finer.
CINCINNATI May 13-Flour So 1905 so.
Wheat 81 lO@l IS. Corn in good demand
at 81 03@l Us. The latter for white. Oats
se0e2. Rye Sl01 OF Cotton in fair de-
maDd; midd.ing.s 22l@22tc Tobacco in
Ss 42022 So WHISKY du1; nominal at
81 06; Old 81 0s. Mess pork held at $50,
Lard noninaliy unchanged. Bacon arm;
shoulders lac; clear RIB sides i6sc; clear
eides l7lc Blu meats: shoulders l13c;
slear lib sides l42c; sugar cured hams firm
a. l8@l9c. Butter Csc Eggs l5c.
81. LOUIS, May Is. Flour firm: fall su.
gertine s. 1894 80 Whta. S@Sc lower:
and unsettled; mlxea. IS, @s1 Oats 69c.
BYE 83Gs6c. WLi.ky 81 0e0l 10; Pork
$29 Is Blu meat: shoulders ll3c; clear
sides 1910 Lard 1s3c.
f0r~lxs - arkosA.
PARIS. May IS, Evsning.-Bolrse closed
arm. Rent+s 1910.
LONDON May Is, Evening American &C.
c0iiues closed steady.
LIVERPOOL, May - EveniogICotton
closed quiet. UpIands III; Orleans 1li@
ia. Cotton stock on shIpboard sAoat,
bound to this port. $50 600 bales Of which
1po c0o.ss~a Ace,~aeA 1-z-s-----,
and. provided you wrrrn armed, I'd defy
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Monetary and Commercial.
MON ETAKY
OFFICE OF THE DAILY EPPUkLIOAT

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
FRIDAY EVENING. May l2. 1870.
The money market is unchanged. On thu
street Al notes accompanied with unQues
| tionable collaterals and AL business paper
without collaterals are quoted at l0@l2 Il
| cent f annum. aud second grade at 10l!
| y cent y month; and mortgage paper a.
9@10 f8 cent 70 annum for Al, and 1llI:
for second grade.
Gold opened at ll4g@115l against 115t al
New York, and closed at ll42@115 (against
l14E). The sales included $1,000 at ll4s
$1,000 at ll43; $4,000 at 114y6ll5; $1,000,
$4,000, S15, 600 and S30,000.st lis. and $50
600 at 1l5B. We heard of no sales of silver.
The offerings of foreign exchange were
very light, and with a decline ia gold,
which. however, was partly counteracted
by an improvement in sterling bills at New
York, the market c'osed lower. The sales
of sterling were confined to about go, GOO,
including $4,000 and $4,000 bill of lading at
l25, f2500 AL clear at 1854, $1,000 at 1855,
fl000 bank at 1851, $4,000 and f25UO at 1875,
and q small amount at 1861. The business
in francs amounted to 200 900 commercial,
of which 70 GOO at 534@4 525, and $4,000
a. 523G4 5l4. Sterling may now be quoted
at l24i@l25 for good to AL bill of ladiug and
clear, and l252@l26 for bank; and francs
4 .534@4.525 for the former and 45li0450
for the latter.
There was less done in domestic exchange
and rates, though rather weaker, showed
hardly any qaotable change. The banks
continued to draw On New York at - cent
premium. and the sales included s25 600
commercial sight on New York at 1881 3
cent premium, $4,000 and 80 coo private
bankers at 3l6, 500 900 commercial and
$4,000, S25, 0G0. S25 oO0, $40, 600 and $50, 600
private bankers at / $1,000 len days sight
on New York at ! discount, $1,000 sight on
Boston at J premium, and small amount
on St. Louis at par.
There was very little movement ia stocks,
and the only sales reported are 100 shares
Ship Island Canal at 81 60, co Loui-la lana Pc
troIeDm and Coal Company at SCI, and 40
at 500. Yesterday, 40 shares IMPORTERS
Bonded Warehouse Company sold at Sl02 so.
Nothing reported in bonds.
One thousand dollars State warrants (new)
changed hands at $50; $1,000 metropolitan
Police at 933; smaller amount at the same;
S2lO0 at $685.: S2l00 at $50. Dealers bought
State at 88@8Sa for new, and 9l@93 for old,
and Metropolitan Police at SO, AMI sold the
former at S9@S91 for new, and 934@943 for
old. and the latter at 81.
We heard of no round amounts of City
Treasury notes offering. Dealers rates for
small sums were 1920 per cent discount
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d. IL Cam"Js 81 Go. vs. Daniel Bak er.
SEVtNTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR:
- ish OF Orleans. No. Z2'9.-6y virtue of writ o.
herl facIas, to me- Olrec cd by the honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans,
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell 9
lubic auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneen
Exchange, Royal street. betw. en- Canal and Custom
house street., IN the Second Dstrict Of this city,,
eATU tUAI, June II. 1870 at twelve o'clock II
the following described property, to wit
A. CkkraIN LOr Or GROUND, with
buildings and Improvement thereon. RI gh hts, way
servitudes and adva ntaRes thereunto belonging, O
IN any wise apoertainine. 81 uate in the First Dis
trct OF this c,ty, the square bounded by Benton
Liberty. M.lpomepe ana ierpscbore streets, de-.
ss'snated as lot number seventeen of .Quare number
fifteen, . Ger, ain tlAn drawn by @ L, Dunbar.
late Sui Or on the frst Of April 1913, deposited
IN the Office Of Adollhe MsEureau, notary public
in {, 10 any.
Which tot measures thirty one feet front on Terp
sich.re stIesI. by depth OF ninetysix FEET betWees
parallel lines. mer,c n measure. Being the AZ n
property acq 'ired by defendant BY purchase fron
AofaAem ~ rrl-, per act pa sed before Edward
Dsce mher. l61.
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Unstamped Letters.
Retained In the New Orleans PostoHcs
for Want OF Postage, May Ii.

Retained In the New Orleans Postomcs
for Want OF Postage. May Ii.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
.srs can have them forwarded to destination
oy calling a. the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
20 the Dead Letter Office.
ReUeraue stamps not TeceiUdble as postage.
Glass Box 262.
q. C. Caukins, Jefferson City, La.
Fabian Garcia, MatanZas, Cuba.
Simon O'Callagh han, Santiago de Cuba,
Cuba.
Miss johanna Allen, Demersra, 8. G.
Z. Hughes, Cairo, Illinois.
Had Directions.
B. 8. Simms. Buffers Landing, La.
a. Stevens, Delaware.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
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HOKATIO KING, ATTORNEY.
SIOa STREET, WASHINGTON, D. O.

Agent for Patents, Pensions, Bounties, and a.
other Claims against the Government
PATENTS-Domestic and Foreign, obtained at
usual rates; Reissues prepared: Patent Law busi-
ness, lnterfere"a es, ETC., attended to.
Observation-Disclosures furnished, and ciamt
promptly prosecuted On receipt Of application and
proof Pension Arrears payable in this city. GUY
collected
Bounty Land. Indian Depreciation, Soldiers
Bounty and Arrears, and internal Revenue Claims
faithfully prosecuted.
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS speedily adjusted. IN
Arrears secured
QUAkTERMASTER AND CnGMISsARY
CLAIM land all other claims, whether against The
Var, Navy Treasury, Postof1ce, or Interior Depart
ment, TO be present ed to Congress- or before the
Court Of Claims, cs1efuly attended to
NAIL CONTRA O7t RS Al d POSTMAETERS-
will find it their interest to secure bis services
In this connection be may be excused for remark
ing that be held the efce of First Assistant Post
master General for several years. retiring a. Post
master General, March ls6l-sipce which be has
been constantly engaged IN the practice Of hi.
present business and consequently 10 familiar With
~. :: M, nor: # II sis :es
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Ca.terell and Edwards, of Virginia, advo-

O8kV Ci Ola 0uO AsA " AN0S "a sA6AAAap ssNsc
cate . change.
FoRrREss MONROE, May l3.-The monitor
Terror cropped down from Norfolk to-day
and anchored in the roads. It is under.
stood that she will sail for the West Indies
in . day or two.
RIcHxoND. Va, May 13.-In the House
Of Delegates this evening warm debate
over the proposition to strike the word
''white" out Of the tax bill. 1t was defeated
by % yeas to 81 nays.
The sufferers by the Fincastle fire are IN
great distress. An appeal for aid is issued.
CHICAGO, May l3.-rhe reports relative to
the concentration of Fenians at Dunleith is
confirmed by the newspapers published at
that point.
The st. Paul press has news Of the mus,
tering of Fenisn clans in various parts OF
Minnesota, and one party is now en- route
to Red river by the overland route.
CINCINNATI, May 13.-The return game of
the friendly series Of base ball was played
to-day betwe en- the Red Stockings and For
est City club, of Cleveland. There was a
large attendance present. The result by
innings is rs follows:
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EtiCMAS L.. MAJ w ELL.
api2 Dc myI4 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.


CEVhNTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish of Orleans. No. 2359.-By virtue OF writ of
feri facias to directed ny the Honorable the
Seventh L. rict Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell ct pub
lie auction. on the premises hereinafter desg mated,
on WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1910, at haf-past ten
O'Clock s. Nj -
3a5 ierpsichore street. in tho irss District Of this
city, together wit the furniture, fixtures stock and
movable property said pre- misses.
The whoie as per inventory which may be sesn IL
my otfce.
Seized il the above suit.
TsrIns-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS l. MAXWELL
ny6 1918 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
Saturday, may IA, 1870. !
nLEEnEr yesterday.

0LEkREn YESTERDAY.
Steamship Bienvs, Baker. for New York via Havana
Steamship George ashnst' D. Eager for New York via
Steam.hip Clinton. Beckett for indian~la via Gal
Steamer Bismarck, Thompson. for St Louis
b itish ship Ros allie Grandson, for Liverpool
ship Getty b. TX. Ross tor Liverpool
hip Alb RI Gallatin. Chandler, for havre
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lord Lowell agnew. from Havana, to j
Fo'staii h Sens-2d district
Fl rid . Ports. to F " Parkinr &co-lst district Is
Steamship Morgan Talbot from IND annls and calves
ton. to c A htney &co-l't district
Ship Lady Cartier crosby 60 days from Falmouth. En-
gland. to master-PsinJ
wBOATs.
Mary Alice, Dawson from 1t L,uis with barges
sTKAA BOATS.
Thomson Dean. Pepper from st Louis
La Bei'e B ardrnsn from h eveport.
Mas flow r. Carlton. from Ouach, ia river.
kBtchez, Lea ners from Vlcksburg.
Wade Hampton. 'rk from uachits river.
Myrtle, Albert from Lower Coast
Laura, Walker. trcrn Mobile
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-Stesmship George
Wash gton-No for Havana. 99j bales cotton 80
bales hides 502 bal, des hides 33i bos flour 225
NEW YORK VIA II Notwithstanding Bieavle-
100 doz bro IS bhs -four sJ5 ks brad 3 'ks oats
GIG S435 specie Is pkgs NOSE Tor Havana 81
pkgs mdse IT'S empty barrels 65o bales cotton tor New
York
INO(ArOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Clinton bacon 81 bhls mol4sses 100 bxs candles
ll00 bbs onr 100 BIB whisky 10 cks ale 10 nhds
50 ba coffee 100 SKIS oats lL0 SKIS 100 boxes
for Galveston 200 salt 100 bxs candles for pdianola
LIVEkPuOL-5aip Rosaie-2tJ3 bales cotton 500
slaves
LIVERPOOL Ship Gettysburg - 1903 bales cotton
1909 slaves
pAykF-Saip Abe G4'7tln-3539 bales cotton
ST LOUIs-steaner Bismarck-49J bxs sugar IS
pkss mdse
GstE
APALASHTCC LA-Steamship Pert-33 bales cotton
13 pkgs INDIE cases tobacco
Ri .E-stsrmer Laurs-l07 bales cotton 60 pkgs
tobacco and spndres
gRGsIP.cS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUrs-stesmer Mary Alice and Barges-70a4
bbs -four 400 hf -four CO. bbs pork So ibis meal 2U11
SIX. n 1858 oats $50 sSs bran and sundries
ST LDUIS-Steamsr thompson Desn-A full cargo
of w. stern produce and sundries
NHktVEf OSr- tsaIner La 3ele-ll35 bales cotton
81 SIS cotton seed and sGndries
OUAGhIr. hIVER-Steamer MayhOwer-2sS bales
Gotten AZ hines and sundries
VfCksBU Rj--team T Natchez Ian bales Gotten
"a SKIS oicake Is KS corn l43 sks cotton seed
OUACHIFA R1Ekh-Ste.mer wsce Hainpton-2l5
bales cot on hides III d suUdIy produce
Low hk a sT-sseamer Myrlie-yI bb!s lice III
6 ks bran and sundries
ST rms BALBOA
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, May 49, bales cotton 10 hhds sugar II half
bales moss and 81 dry produce
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hIOt tOO hs
II. j. Stewart vs.. !. 9567.-in ODE.
Wagona. directed in
IN THE UNITED STATEad and taken
/ Eastern District OF LoulsA =,
dence to al admiralty, warn nov Hoeieet
the above entitied su;t I n forth in tho
into INV nossession- Court Of tho
The steam boat WILD W.
ny. r. j. Stewart for the = me owner OF
hhel now handing IN the son or pc r50cS
IInir.d States I, title, OF in.
And ! do hereby cite and pear ~ . D1s.
owners thereof, and all and etne pis.nce
having or pretending to hare =" Crieanss
terest in or to the same, u o1 june
tricL Court of the United Sta,i can, way
aforesaid, to be holden at the l,d rot DO
on or before the FIRST Mpe prayer
ls70 to show cause, If any thl
the said steamboat Wild Wast nrisane,
condemned ano be sold agree Rp,
OF libelant. AarshaL
United States MarshaPs OF - =
May Z 1870. s. n, q.
myl1 Il rs led UniteE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-14
Philip Dscios VS.. pominIque Gels

NlFrh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l. parish of Orleans, No. lt32.-By virtue of &
writ of seizure and sale to me directed
by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
for the parish of orleans in the above entitled
cause, VIII proceed to sell at public auot ton at the
Merchants and Auctiore ers Exchange. Royal street.
between Canal apo CustoLLhou streets, il the Sec
ond District of this city. on WEDNESDAY, June
l5 1870 at twelve o'clock Nj the following described
property, to W +
A .uT OF GROUND, together with the build
iugs aud Improvements thereon, situated in the
Fourth District OF this ~. designated by the
Der three, in the square bounded by St Denis,
Fourth ard Dry AIDES streets and Washington
aver ne, on plan posted in the Office of Beard
MAY, late aucti oueers this city, said lot
uriug twenty four feet seven inches and one line
nins fact in depth. between parallel lines being n
same properly scquIreo b. the defer dant bv pur
chase from James agau per set executed before
p. @ Cuyelne-, rotary public, IL this city on TIE
fo1rth dey of December, 1855.
Seize1 in the above
Terms C4sh the spot.
ri MAS T.. MAXWELL