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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30
DERBY EAsT.-Two quarts of water

DERBY Two quarts of water,
one good handful of hops in a bag, four
good sized potatoes, let all boil togeth-
er until the potatoes are done. Have
ready large dish with about two hand
fuls of -four; pour on the scalding hops
and potato water; strain the potatoes
through seive, and stir up together;
add teaspoonful of ginger and molas-
ses; one teaspoonful Of salt. Let stand
a few hours and put away for use.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

II LIVE in Julia's eyes" said an affect
ed dandy in Coleman's hearing. "pon't
wonder at it," said George, since ! OBJ
served she had a sty in them when |
saw her last
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
jcoxr1NrEn Prom FIRST pAGK.l

New York Herald of the tenth, in which
statements are made regarding threats
against krzyZanowski, supervisor OF inter
nal revenue for Georgia and Florida. Is mn
true. The Mayor Of Savannah has no
k1ywledge whatever of the alleged threats.
z AID does not even know krZyZanowski.
The entire statement, as far as tins clty As
concerned, il untOunded.
4 Boston, January l4.--I1e Fenians Of
q this city are preparing an ovation tor those
Z coming on ;he steamer Cuba.
SYRACUSE, n. u. January l4.-Arthur
x. Breed, alias Chittenden. who was ar
rested in this city on suspicion of being the
assassin of Halpine. the express mes
senger at Albany and discharged. was ar
$4,000 o, Folgcr & Co.. of New Orleans.
Breed, t is alleged. forged the name OF
DoWittC. Littlejohn Us in.lorser. and pur-
chased Of Judge Low. VIII" is Midland
Railroad director. Midland Railroad bond
for $500. receiving Il check for the remain
der, This check he had certified and pur-
chased "a diamond pin worth s2tO. receiving
the difference in cash.
ALBANY. January A.-Bisho2 Doan ha>
Nrdered prayer for rain.
IosroN, January l4.-Mr. Bliss. OF Nor
toI, Bliss & Co., has been elected PEesi-
don't of the Union Pacific Railroad.
CINCINNATI, January l4.-The suit brought
B. q colored woman against Zei. Ward. Of
kentucky, charging him with being instru
mental in kidnapping hen from Ohio. in
49, involving fifteen years Of slavery was
.,-day trSns:cyge& s, .hs CAitea Sbtes
Co.rt.
River lntelfiRences
SOUTHWEST PASS JANUARY ~. SP. NJ
Barometer :0:l1 Wind ives! and blow
ing strongs No arrivals. Sailed: Steam
chips Crescent City and Washington.
VIcKsBUEG. January il.-Down: Il. f.
Lee. Z. N. Ups Pargoud. IL NJ: Dexter.
3 p. NJ. River falling. Weather cold and
MEMPHIS. January li.--Weather cold.
.imes. River falling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
NrARIIETS.
Domestic 0Iarkcfa,

New foHx. January lf-Evenin: Cot.
Ton market strong and active: sales $500
bales; middling npiands l5isc: Orleans
1850. Flour-Southern active and y triie
better: common Sc 30 az 20; good to choice
extra So - as 80. Whisky quiet and tirmer
Corn lc BETTER Pork quiet: old Sl9 500
S2l 25. Beef lin fair demand. Lard irmer:
kettle-rendered l2a. el3c. Naval stores
firm. Tallow steady. Freights quiet.
CNcySSATi January l4.-Cotton firm and
An fair demand; middling ~ a l4ic. Flour
in fair demand: family s. Is 6. Wheat
advanced.c: 81 1871 20. Corn steady and
IN moderate deinandc 81 e Sc. Rye ?5c.:
Oats 81 63. Provisions semain buoyant.
holders not offering to anyextent, anticipat.
ing higher prices; Mess pork saleable at
so; mostly held at SO so. Lard saleable
q: II y a l2c: but held at Toe higher. Bulk
,neats, shoulders Slsc; clear rib 9l4c; clear
sides ii l:c. Green meats, ca. a sac for
shoulders and sides: ii \. a L? for hams, de-
ST.. LOUIS, january l4.--Flour: low grades
scarce and wanted: winter extra $4d 5.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull
and dropping; mixed and yellow 43l. a 45c.
Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye firm at 81 q
SOC. Whisky SSc. Provisions strong, but
In only a limited ]obbins demand. Mess
pork $50. Dry sailed meats held higher.
Bacon nominal. Lard Ice. but held at
llalc. Hogs strong at Sc aSa6so.
Foreign Markets.
foHDoS. Januaryl3. Aftegnoon.-Consois
.23s; 1.s0s Of 1862. 90i.. Sugar ahoat
1irmero
LIVERPOOL, January -. Aftcrnoon.-Cot.
Con market steady: uplands "a sd; Or
Jeans Sd. Estimated sales to-day 600 bales.
Sales of cotton for the week. 10000 bales;
for export. 1000 bales: for speculation. H..
600 bales. Receipts for the week. $4,000
bales, of which $4,000 were American.
Stock of all classes on hand 5l5. 900 bales
of which a34, 900 are American. Germ. new.
::S2s cd. Pork easier. Lard j9s.
LONDON. January Is. Evening.-Consois
o23s. Five-twenties OF IS6e90i..
LIVERPOOL, January IS. Evening.-Cot-
Con unchanged; uplands "a q sd: Orleans
Sd; sales $4,000 bales. 5000 Of which were
for export and speculation: cotton loading
at New Orleans Sisdo Breadstuffs firm.
Common rosin 6s Sd afs Sd Yarns and
fabric steadyo
Stock of cotton Of al classes shoat for
Liverpool. 300, 900 bales. 27o 900 VI which are
American.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
.,rT1CH OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.

| .,FrCH OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. I
/ SA-rYDA, EvKNISG. January IA. 1871.
9Th. money market Is Huiet and easy
On the street Al notes with and without
collaterals are quoted II 70 Z /: per cent pe,
annuin. and Al mortgage ra,er nj 1913 ii,
and second grade a: l!Qli.
! Gold opened at lln;-s q !los4. with no dis.
patches from New York. and closed after a
, very good business ut 1903 1i!o'. against
| li01s'. The .alc> included $1,000 at HOY.
! 5000 and $4,000 the latter deliverable on
| Monday. a: 10 a-lG. go, 900 ut iini: a'l0's.
| s3O.OOD at no a-l6 1903. $1,000 q. :;o's.
$1,000. $500. $1,000. ani 81, 900 at io;., and
! $1,000 at 'I0's. Asinail anl",;n' II America
silver half dollars h,ong ht 'oSis
": noticed more .io,ng Al fr.e'.n tx
change, the market o:,enIu: at Yesterdays
.suy.-, hu. subsequently, giving way ;nder
the dcc.n. n gold. and ciosin. :, =
cent !owe- The sales Of sterling embraced
fail; :Si 100. of which G3sg,o clear at I,?'.;
80 bi! Of iadins and clea, a: l!?..; :::NN
c'ea- At l!.7. ::;.N0 a. !i";.: $500 a: -;
fl0.0DN bill u :a.iin. a: Has: 2;.on0 and
c2O3O ships bills. ..0,W and t!0.01O hiN OF
!aIing and 42J00. G:DD0 and :';Dsm Al clear
at Il9.,. $4,000 and :2iG9 ships hills ut
] -. E.o0o ;iist class q. the same: - bank
az l.D;- q 1905: t!.ND nld $4,000 IL :2nl.:
.r1 bank and S1oOO Commercial. sight at
1904: 600 bank sight -: ;::i:.. and t1J50O
Al clear AT i0S',. gold Sterling may now
be quoted at :lni. o li9', for good to Al bill
of !.dius and clear. aati lSD'. !'.ol. for
bank,
The offerings ~ domestic exchange were
again light. ana ratcs were sitter. The
banks su:piied reniitters with sight drafts on
New Jerk 1T Z, at. y cent discount. and the
tales included $1,000 bank sight on New
YORK at !. discount: 5000. $4,000. $4,000.
Sl5,DD0. S25 900 and $4,000 commercial and
$1,000 and $4,000 private bankers 1T ;.-iG:
$1,000 $4,000. S!!:,.oiD ana $4,000 CONNER.
cial az =: :3j.u00 private bankers at ll-l6.
aud 5000 sight Oh Boston at =. Some of
the banks drew gold chccAs cn New York
at = T. cen: discount.
The reported transactions all stock. We're
confined 70 ~ shares Sanitary and Fer
tiizing Company tiate las: night, at SO:
10 do '"-day at $50: 10 do Mt So, 30; y,
Sugar Shed Il. S3l: 100 Slaughterhouse a,
So. and 80 Mississippi Valley Lcvee at
81 So. marked decline: S23 50 WAS sub
sequent:; bid Cor Slaughterhouse.
Nothing transp:red in bonds.
5000 new State warrants changed hands
At 69l.. and 5000 1T 73-an extreme rate
Dealers bought these at 6a0:0. ami new
Metropolitan Police at ~ a q LIZ. and asked
for tho .o.nl.r go. q -. AID Cor the latter
-a3S.
Dealers rate. FOR city treasury notes
were =, &c pee ccl. disc"un: hrsias. an,!
u S..ija..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ARKANSAS N:|!.R-S:... - Importer -,,:, h;...-
cuttoi.
GRAND r'''RE-Str.,nc" y =. Il ra-" No 3
1919 u..c- cotton - So seed cotton 1915 HID. Igr
- b',i- mol. -s.s {. hal: bills ,noi.ses
tAiRo-St.a!n.r " x Ar:lsur-3,j 49," cotton
hhsl- ioraCco 1925 ibls lo,.r .-'s nbis s,ra
CAllsO--Steamer Ccni'.o, - ca.:.i-..' bales cot
ton hl. bblS -four and sllndTv :ruuuV"
MOUTH of RED EivF.t-.t-au"v Se,ma-S5s
bales COTTON g :. seed co!t";. hhi- sugar b. bbs
mol..s7,.,
JNiTEHSEN->.-a nrr '.'a vi ia'.- cotton
Observation-Disclosures Ia Beil.-i,o hlds
;-,ag % hhl, sugar - bills
SnSA!.''SOEIlLyH--Sr.a ans. : .in.c HpNc..-61
hhs ,u; 'o3 bbls ;n"l.t,,rs
BY TIE !.iI:;C.cS.
.A:H ORLEANS. MOBILE ASo Cl!AT'TANOOGA
RAILROAD. Januar. ii-s7 bales cotton and sun
dries
NEW ORLEANS. JAtASOS AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, Lluvh.: ..-- bales CottOnE.nd
suydrN Orpdlic-
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
Jiuuary Ia--.}2 bales cotton y; 81. seed co;t b
.hd, sugar 30 bbs noaso.-s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
GENERAL. RYAN.
\ Nice Little Game SpOiied-Pjnh to Seize
the Ocean Queen.

AsPlNwALl, December ia Cuban Off
Ger states that a plan was organized to seize
the steamship Ocean Queen. which sailed
from New York December 3. General w.
A. c. Ryan, Of Cuban celebrity. took pas.
sage under an assumed name on the Ocean
Queen. After shipping two thousand cases
of arms and ammunition. two or three hun.
dred Cuban troops were expected to 20 on
board as passengers, and, when two days
out, to seize the steamer. land the troops
and arms somewhere on the Island Of Cuba,
and then release her. Two hundred United
States troops for San Diego, California.
were on board the Ocean Queen, which SO
alarmed the Cubans that they did not en-.
bark.
WAITING FOR THIS HORNET.
General Ryan went to Aspinwall alone.
landed the arms, and awaited the arrival OF
Che. steamship Hornet. This vessel arrived
December y, and sailed for Cuba Decem-
ger 81 with q number Of Cuban recruits.
RUMORs.
There are rumors that shis expedition
was arranged for the purpose OF aiding
General Mosa,iera in an Anticipated revOlu-
ton having for its object the overthrow of
the present government Of Panama, and
the visit Of General Ryan to the fortified.
tons OF Panama, accompanied by United
States Consul Perry, served to cOrrObOrate
these suspicious, but thus far there have
been no demonstrations pointing toward
revolution.
BLOODY COLLISION.
On Christmas day collision occurred be-
tween a small party of Cubans and about
two hundred Jamaica negroes, originating
from d display of Cuban flags from Bethan-
an courthouse, and the bark Harris Lane.
To natives hoisted the British flag, which
swas promptly captured, and general fight
took place, in which knives and other dan
gcrous weapons were freely used. Some
twenty persons were seriously injured. by
the intervention Of General Ryan the dis
turbance was quelled. and the negroes
retired, leaving the Cubans masters Of the
field.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
BELOW COMING UP.

SD p Ge. tf,,v-n, sIni.h. from LIVERPOOL Nov r.
to nisst".-
Bark Limerick i-.-s Mars.Inan. from Cardiff Wa!cs
Nov ~. ~ nidst..;--
Bark Prudential L,certac days from Havana.
in ballast, 20 master
Bark Kennedy. H.Tisey. from Bordeaux Nov :;
toe Cara-oc--
Schooner Alice. Ay.,"e, Parsons from Utiila, to !:
Pillsnu.r--
Schooner Lady Woodbury.. Voodbury days from
Ut.lla to J Macheca--
Schooner Frank Aucas Hulsr, days from Rnatan
island 10 Morgan AGO.
Ship Broohvil!r, Thompson f-oin Newport. Wales.
EO> 20. 20 master
BARK harvest Home. ',o,Mac. from Liverpool Nov
p, "a, Iii>,.r-
Bark William AMI Ant non; Webb, from RIO a..
JaHc.r,. 20 AngeiaS:r1-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
The pointe COunce Echo saws:

On Wednesday last a colored woman by
she name of Pelagie died on False river, in
this parish, at a very old age-supposedt to be
between one hundred and thirty and one
hundred and forty years Her remains were
escorted to the grave, by large crowd OF
relations. friends and acquaintances. She
always said that when she first came here
there were only few cabins on the banks OF
False river. That must have been long ago,
AZ this il "a very old settlement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

THE Walla Walla Inion published in
Washington Territory, has the following
obituary notice:
Died, in this city, December IL, Henry L..
Boyle, aged forty three years ten months
New Orleans, louisiana where his aged
mother and brothers and sisters now live.
He leaves a wife and infant child to mourn
him. He has been a respected citizen of
Walla Walla for several years. and has left
MANY warm friends behind him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
u E1j0IaL............. REMOVAL
IL GREAT DESi0ERATCT.

y .erirv. 20 Nos -: sfl 66 Canal street, OplO-
So. Ch!lst Church. na.isvn '.le same sp;lare s the
Law sad Sled ca Colleges, re University ~ iouis-
aii, a!a the Mechanics iust.tute--ti,a seadquar-
ters q the iioclaGca! ard Agricultural Fair As
socat:o.---t thus coucetr ttI1g The leading Educa-
iona. Institutions OF tue state the square.
Ladies ami gentlemen VII t,i new location far
superior ~ ever respect aid entirely private.
Hours fot Ladies'. nine 'D ten, and tive to six.
Citizens and strangers .!.-lt~d 10 visit the Col
leg. Tae Faculty extend friendly greetings to ali,
especially to Teachers, a! III " happy to the
patrons and friends and tie, pubic genoray, Nov
day, eighteenth instant. trp,n !. y NJ. 10 & p. NJ.
Special Hs parIments and .'ntes-'-. for each study.
Open Day and Evening. Slcy-.a si..,Ia.ts.e6 to all
WHIP foiss,w instT1Cti.ia
\. IA DIPLOMA from ta.s To,'ey- ia a passport
In al! btIs.ne5. comm Fur terma-whch are
libers.-sppiy at TIE S>et.,~ oS sddrees
deGs!y MUS D0L1EAR, PRESIDENT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
The Mindcn Democrat says:

A difficulty occurred in this parish, lew
nights since between J. NJ. Burns ana Troy Troy
Harrison, both planters, in which Burns
vas stabbed and killed and Harrison shot
j, o; it and leaves . large family. We learn
. th. the difficulty was fabout a negro who
had been living with Burns but had hired
himself to Harrison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
RAILROADS.
NKW ORLEANS, MOBILE

|
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD COMPANY.
SPECIAL NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS or FREIGHT
On and after January 10, 1877. through bills OF
ia<sng will he signed from New Orleans via t his
road 10 Meridian GAINESVILLE. aud stations on Gains
vile Branch and all points the Mobile aud Ohio
railroad to Chattanooga and the following inter
mediate points Wetumpka, Cnlera, Randolph.
MontevallO. Columbiaua WiLSOnville. ChidersburS,
Alpine, Talladesa, Nunford, Oxford, Jacksonville.
Cross Plains. Prvors, Cave Springs, Rome and Da,-
ton. For Knoxville. Cleveland. New Market Messy
Creek. Talbot, MOrristOwn. Russeliville. Whites
burg; Rogersvile junction, Midway. Grtenvilie.
Johnsons. Carriers. Union. Bristol. Lynchburs etc.
MONTGOMERY AND PENSACOLA
TO ali points in Georgia. VIZ: West Point, Comm
bns. Macon. Port Valley. Savannah. Augusta.
Atlanta etc.
In South Carolina: To Columbia. Camden, C',arses-
ton, etc.
70 SRLMA AND AL. LANDINGS on ALABAMA
RIVER.
Shpress should beas IN su:AI
NO TRANSFER
rs MA)H or GOODS BETWEEN HiRX AND
NODILE 81 THIS LIN.
Rates Are n Low rs by Any Other Rom!c.
All through bills !nhnS must br signed either at
the Freight Depot. too' Of Julia street the Gen
er.ll Freight Office, corner Camp and Common
streets. previous to r. 81, for goods shipped at
els p N OF the day. Ii bills of la,ing
not 80 presented. CoI,g nnent- Will not M for
varied until the following dav. %: until blk Of
fading a!e signed.
AL! goods must l.. clearly marked x.h IA" name
OF cUns.cnce and destination.
!. r. KBNDHlCH,
General SuceriDt4 n,i-nt.
WILLIAM J. PHILIPS
lola General Freight Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

Monthly Coffee Statement.
Mes.rs. Lonsdaie. Marks & Co., coffee
brokers, report the following transactions
of :the mouth:
Bags.
Imports from RIO Jane.ro from Julv 4. 1853.
to July !, 1870 1912
Imports from July !. to January Il, lg:o.... 1914
Imports from first July to fourteenth ut!mO SO, i3+
Received since fourteenth .it .no......... 1900
rota; Imports this s..a.sa. 1874
Sales since July TO date :o.lA
Ex.A.irC1Ay'OS.
ReCeipts-
December -. 1a:k Hna. 90 =. L. Phiprs
i ........................ 800
December 23. bark Kate A.nes, Ia B. Kennedy 1900
December %. bars hate Agnes. 70 ChaAraiX
January u. brig william. mud Anthony. t"A.
n. \: sias,o ................... 1000
Total. 1900
pee-inbcr2 ex Kat. A.,nc. e.. fore arrival 1000
December ~. eX william and AUthcny tbc.
for. arriva). Observation-Disclosures. 1000
December %. cX Bina. -. $50
December 81. Bua Observation-Disclosures. $500
January Z, 81 Kate Agnes. 1000
Total! 1000
Market
Prime. gold duty paid, Observation-Disclosures. '.Nl5hs
GoOu sold autE paid. ltaNl'
Fair. gold duty paid ..................... l.aaHt,
Ordinary. gold duty paid. l3N0-
Remarks-M .Tker quiet at cH- quotations..
Dealers hold say 1000 bag,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

At church dedication in Newport, New
Hampshire. recently. Rev. Ira Pearson. who
offered the dedication prayer fifty years ago.
performed the same service in the new
sanctuary, and it was ascertained that fifty
three persons were present who attended
the dedication fifty yesrs before in tns
former house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
Marine Intelligence.
OFFlCB OF THE REPUBLICAN,, !
Sunday. January Is. lS7l. )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Hutchinson. Talbot. for Indiancla via
Galveston
Steamship Cnba DulSellar. for Baltimore via Key
West and Havana
Steamship Victor, Gates for New York
Steamship Lord Lowell, Agnew. for Havana
Ship Forest Eagle. Hosmer, for Bremen
Ship Crescent City. DelanO for Bremen
Ship Oakland Merrill. for Antwerp
British ship Belgravia, Orkney. for Liverpool
British ship Royal Charter. Murphy for Liverpool
Ship Cathedral, Nickerson. for Liverpool
Bark Vesuvius, Curtis, for Bremen
Bark Navesink. Weeks: for Genoa
Brig + II Denning. Noble. for New York
Schooner Denike. Jones; for New York
Schooner TeyaIla. vlOr, 70: Pensacola
Spanish bark Rosario, Treya for Malaga
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Morgan. Lockwood. from Indianoia
and Galveston. to Z A Whitney &co-lst dis
trct .
Schooner Angelina. Ward. days from Ruatau Is
land. to = Ceitruvch-2d district PIT
Schooner Is Emery, Clay ton. Il days from Plisr
ds!phia via Icy West. to Jenkins SprinGtett--
ID district P 7
Schooner Genevra, Glover, 10 days from Ut,lla. to
Gregosso Aco-2d district Pr
sIsAMBoATs.
la Belts Ducas :roin Dovai.isouviiie
Laura. Walker. from Mobile.
selma. Pickett. from Mouth OF Red River.
Ada, HarSrav.s. from Jefferson
Importer. Williams. from Arkansas river.
l. Hodge N" ?. H.inn. from Grand Ecorr.
". Il Arthur. B.olask, from ST. Louis.
Commonwealth, Setam from ~ Louis.
JeHisit Howell, Blanchard DoHaldsOnvI.ie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
(lPEEl)lJSAS.

OPEEOlSAS.
Rexriar Wednesday Packet.
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY al r n.
Leaves Washington every SUNDAY, at 10 A NJ.
HNc~ h For OpeiOusns, " ashfDzs
ton, Fort Barre and all landings On
S3fSHff2R I'll. coast. Atchatalaya n yer AN
r - ~ e Bayou CourtabieaY 80 The :as:
and spteudi.. .Aia heel steameS
SELMA.
&C Pcset. master. J. B. Schmit, CLERK
VIII Le:,,~ .t ABOVE. connecting at himnlspOrt ".
steamer Maggie p and at ChurChvius with s.easn>,
Jennie Gibbons.
Through bills lading given. nof
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY l5 1871

penses taken out, weighing. bundling, dray-
age and commission have to be added:
Steer hides city slaughter, over IS fbs
d.. ~ - ""~
Isl rs n ...' e"'e'' q s.
Steer hides city slaughter. under 70 lbs.
Cow hides, city slaughter, as they run.
K;ps city slaughter 20 TO - lbs - ID 0l3
Kips city slaughter D TO 30 TBS y tb . 10 al2
Calf skins each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W$l
Country hides flint 20 to IS MS y D.. ais
Country hides. flint, damaged. half price.
Beeswax. prime yellow. T. tb.............S a
Ok horns each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a.
Tallow y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D3
The market Is active and strong. with a
good demand for the trade a. full prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
NORTH GERMAN LIOyD

WIN !" UH1n.uAN ll[O1D.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORIkANs
VIA HAVRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
&FA The tine Screw Steamers of the
hhea4tn&N North German Lloyd will resume.
their regular trips in September next.
These steamers viii touch outward a. Havrs ans
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton to receive and land passe,ra,. a,,,
freight.
The DAYS Of departure y Ii b. published ha,>
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
from Bremen or Havre to Havana or N.w or,aa,.
First Cabin-gold. a,,c a.
o'>S1a@e-2oid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Aon
f'o'n Ne~ orleans or Havana to Southampton
Havre or Bremen.
FIRST Caoin-sold. ....., aka ~
i'sNfse ilckets from Bremen or Hayre To Havana
VI new orleans issued by the undersigned
Inc steamers Of the New Yorl. Bremen Lima ,eax.
every Thursday and Saturday, aud those Of thu
Baltimore Bremen Line every alternate We'd ,ssaav
touching at Southampton
ltssaSe Tickets can be had 4. this olfc. =
f"r further particulars apply to
ED. +. STOCKMEYER Agent.
- ~ ~ Union al rect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
REMOVALS.

L k""' 'L'''''''': 800: ALL
The u,.a rs. ,n-d has renewed s STOKE YARD
from Tn. Old stand, on C.toI1hrg-e street, to tue
ARTIFICIAL FREa">TONE YARD.
on pnyt.ras street Mt r-.-f, Locust ara Fre:et
strt. t., snd me Office 70 NJ % E4tctez street.
IL extending and consolidating li5 business with
the Fr-ar Artificial Stone :"nIR'tF, Il" would ex-
press his thanks to generals public. liz. pat
ana friends OF busn-ss ~ thirty light years
standlu, ii this city, And woi solicit ro:itin,i-
8ncc .. -..e to the Louisiana Fr.ar stone Nal-
utac...-Is Company. NEWTON RICHARDS.
He;,-r7ng 20 the above !h~ f2Hil. ARTIFICIAL
STONE COMPANY vii tirnis.! their SToSK. also
Grant,. and Marble fol al pl!ritses Of N!tidinx,
fronts Of stores and dwellings, Steps. = -
lIntels toni,s monuments, IA. ,l- 70, bsul meta,
yards garden walks, etc.
Particular attention OF properly Hni4rIs. archi-
tact. an. builders c.'-d tn THE Artificial Frear
StoIls now offered as = beautiful and economical
sbsti:ste for brick AID pas:"".d fronts ~ build
iGss AID suitable for co're,, "lAhos TIN 'l.gs,
wal cov.ugs. front fence, etc.
NEWTON RICHARDS, p, .rI.nt.
yAMy- CLARK Secretary.
D.po. for tie sale 81 RIcH ARDS t'AHr ..fME.
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Rates Are n Low rs BY Any Other RoM!c

PEClAL NOTICE.
st. Louis. iron Hountain and Southern
Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL RDCTE
To ~. Louis Chicago, Omaha. San Fraucl.cn, =:
Paul. Kansas City, Leavenwor!h ST. JOS. pin
And oil Points North, Eas: and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the Iew Orleans
Jackson ard Great Northern Railroad Depot
daily, at A. NJ. and ) P NJ.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves tii. foo. Of CANA street
daily at 8 A. NJ. Vi, the New Orleans, Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad, making close Connec-
lions at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road to a.. points Nor:.i. F:,5: AMI Wts..
For tickets apply 10
A. n. SHELDON
Ticket ASen: Ne~ orisaI.s Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad corneS Camp and Common
stres,ts under City Hotel or to
W. BKDELL.
Ticket Agent New Or,eanA Mobile and Chattanoc.a
Railroad No. 10 Common street under st.
Charles HOte.
III. WINCE1ELD,
General Superin .l''ing Agent ST. Louis Iron Noun.
tam and Seirth' IN Railroad. no24
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BOARDING.

BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS
~ rooms aIOne-Oia reasonable terms at that
elegant residence No. 2I2 Ca:obdel-; street, imme-
diat+y above Julia street. DIES I'm