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Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
HIGHEST PRICES
PAID FOR GRAIN,
FARMERS
LOOK TO YOUR InTR1BSIs n

s1sHE subscriber having retssnsd ffom Pssn-
L sylssnia, and having ihrce more years expe-
rience In the milling bssleses. , nov prspased
10 make the finest braus of nour meal, tsd, heas.
iny and CRISIS. Thankfui fur past ivcss \,
asks Liberal patroaaOs ftun, hIs old cuseeo13s
and al who gay vast He guarantssp pes1btl
liou psld 10 grists. JOHN =. 9ltC0x,
sPsil IA N0saptgWn lllIs.
rsLOvKR mar ron sAi.s CGsaAp, =
~. ~. Nh. vltl1fg.
srs IN .Nl4dsbyn, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
WpDnnobAY, March 8.

0ssAss Tho fDlleeinG bi)ls passed The
ssaass: nspes IN ssppls3est % Tie aet
y oIso1s q. 0eosgse 6Se15s1 70 s4lsnl
- sprposats llss6 q Nssa nnebsd tu
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

Smith, Pastor. Hcryiccs-Sabbath MORNINGS at
iol o'clock; Sabbath evenings at n o'clock.
A (soop Cow.--A COW, purchased at the sale
Of William llnylctt, by William and Henry Pierce
In Mil Greek Hundred, made In fourteen milk
iaes fourteen pounds and three quarters of Int
Ter In the lump-lacklug only two ounces Of he
ing ~ pounds when weighed out for market.
They paid 3ils for her, and from her product
she u certainly cheap COW. She was fed lihcr-
ally ON dry fcrd, composed Of Oae-thrd corn aud
two-thirds wheat runius.
Fns.-About o O'Clock, on Monday evening
last, the dwelling of Clement Reed, ESQ. on his
farm about Two miles from Smyrna, caught hrs
and was entirely consumed. The 6rc originated
IN Che hark building, nfscs the family had retired
and some one passing by awoke them 10 time 10
savc themselves and nearly gu their furniture
The ioss u shout -, 500 on which there Is nm In.
sursnce of u 1888 is the Farmers Mutual.
RausoAp Accspsxr we learn that The dowr
train. on Thursday week, ran Into srrigh
CIR Al willow Grove Station and was delayed
| until abost thsss o'clock neHt mOrntng. Ths
| lfelaht eas was shlvessd and the locomotive
| ha1Iy damaesd, bue we AID rot learn that any
pessse was jnlufed. Il d supposed that the high
wlad caspsd ~ fsiGht car 70 move from th'
sldsllag y ~ aais track.
IN Quaun Apus's RAilssAp Work pro
gpsrpo = H. sailsoa1. TAs trese)e wosk In IN
fsspin'e aoa jooooh y. Cock's nendows an
| osiSAet, n (toek b MD y pyioe's Station
sbsat q qlDn ~ CG0sssllle. 4 y expectst
y hass w. ssa1 h suoolao esass = Ceatssvi'l'
" p1HSk sssssa.
DswM .. wsilM 4 ~ ~, ~ ~ Il
Gyss., s pr, VIitM tsnsls'' 4 jsst lsws
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n Z. -!
~ ~ A ~ - 1T anl eeonomy IN
~; cs1sfSiS' 81 1I1szes, Is 3 almost
eure 81 8 living profit. He can put his crop
-eooaer IN The market than growers can in
Caroline or Georgia. -,
The atmospheric conditions under which
the planting takes place could hardly. be
more favorable. The young rice sown last
month looks healthy and vigorous. With
few exceptions seeding win he over by the
end Of this month or early in May. The
river now stands 20 high that there viii be
mo- lack of water between this and July.
The crop for this year promises to be
large one, unless Providence shall send un-
prOpitiOus weather or some of those
blights to which all crops are liable.
Should the future turn out right, harvesting
will commence in the beginning Of August.
Free arrivals may be expected early in Sep
TENDER.
The following table exhibits thereceipts
Of clean Louisiana rice at this port since the
first of September last up to tie thirty-first
uIfiunne
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

+. Imbert vs.. Eugene-N0. 5455.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO NH
ID directed by the Honorable John P. MOntamat,
Third Justice of the Peace in and for the parish
Of Orleans shall proceed to sell ut public auction
on SATURDAY. April 70, 1871. at twelve O'Clock
". at my, warehouse. No. IS Bienville street, the
following described property, to wit
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE, seized in the above
entitled and numbered suit, per inventory de-
posted at my Office.
Terms-Cash OH the spot.
api2 Is 70 WILLIAM WEEKS, Cons. able.
Pope & Elliot vs.. j. J. DAILY = First
Justice Court, parish of Orleans, No. 667.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by tho Hon. H. NJ. Dibble First
Justice of the Peace in and for the. parish Of Or
leans, will proceed to sell at public auction. at
the corner Of First and Derbigny streets, on SAT.
UkDAY, April IS, 1871 at twelve O'clock NJ, the
following described property. to wit
TWO sONE-STORY FRAME BUILDINGS-one sit
uated at the of First and Derbigny streets,
and the other situated at the corner Of First and
Claiborne streets Said buildings to be removed
fifteen days after date of SALE
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
notes. DANIEL CROWLEY.
APPS 8 Is T. Constable.
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OFFICE o. TEE DAILY R1PUBLIrAN;l
TuuHSnAY 9VuuIvo. Apru IL. It'll !

EZyICB w IUB OAkNy BukT V0Aps AM
TnUnsDAY uvnuIuo. April u, III.
The money market continues quiet and
easy, with NO change in street rates, which
continue - follows: $40 Per cent per an
mum for Al notes accompanied by unques-
tionable collaterols; l00ll for short, and IL
for long AL business paper without collat-
erals, and-0l3for good do; and q 10 for AL
mortgage paper. and ll@l2 for second
grade.
We omitted to mention in our previous
report the quarterly dividend Of four per
cent declared yesterday by the New Or-
Gold Opened at ll0h a ll0ss against
1lOk at New York;, and closed, after
touching. llOA, at Il0h 91l0A against
lIO3kI. The sales included SIC, 600 at ll0k;
$1,000 and $1,000 ct HOS; $1,000 and $4,000
ut ll0N: $4,000 at ITO GIG; $4,000 at
Iioh q IIos, and $4,000 and sl7,5oo at
HOS. :.
can halves sold at l0S1s. We quote 1O7h0
1854 for American halves, and 2A 02l4 per
cent premium in gold for Mexican dollars.
Foreign exchange. was more active, but
still the business was only of moderately
fair extent. Themarket ruled shade lower
during the forenoon, but stiffened up later,
closing at yesterdays figures. The sales
summed up E65, 900, including $4,000 bill of
ladihg at 1901; E4OOO, G5O0O and G5OO0
AL bill of lading and E5O0O clear at 1904;
100000 Al bill of lading at 1909; ElO,O00
AL bill of lading and clear at l20A q l2l;
ElO,OO0 private bankers at 12lA q 1918;
ElOO0 bank at 1915. and El20O bank at
lO9b, gold. Sterling may now be quoted Ut
l2Ok q l2l for good to Al bill Of lading and
clear, and 121 " O. for bank.
We have again to report very firm mar
ket for domestic exchange, with no quota
BILE advance, but exceptional sales at
shade higher. The banks supplied remit
tiers with sight drafts on New York at q
y cent premium, and the sales included
$4,000 commercial sight ON New York at
SIG premium; 4l5, 900 at v; 5000 CONNER
cial, and $4,000 and $50, 900 bank at SIG;
$4,000 and $50, 600 bank at 1l-32, and $25,-
600 private bankers ut %.
Nothing of any Importance was reported
in gold checks on New York. Some of the
banks drew for remittance, in sums to suit,
ct u y cent premium.
The stock market was again very quiet.
The sales included 100 shares Mississippi
Valley Navigation Company at =; 50 Sugar
Shed at $21, an improvement: State Ma
tional Bank at &lO2; 5 CarrOlltOn railroad
at Sis so; 50 Peoples Bank vt $66; Mis-
eisslppi and Mexican Gulf Ship Canal at
500, and same at $3l2 so.
No sales OF bonds came within our notice.
A lot of 5000 new State warrants brought
81. Some of the dealers reported buying
rates for these 50, and for new Metropolitan
Police IS 095l4, and selling 81 q 81 for the
former and sc 96l4 for the latter.
City treasury notes are nominal.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis and New orleans Packet Com.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
the see sens: efRs'i ssns c1 ss::ea sca
5is9! steamers Of this line viii leave o.
follows:
OLIVE BRANCH. .McC0RD, Master
Leaves ON THURSDAY, April Is, at P. M.
BELLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HICKS, Master
Leaves on SATURDAY, April Is, at PM
DEXTER.......,..... JONES, Master
Leaves ON TUESDAY, April Is, At SPIN.
Giving through bills Of lading to all points on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad. and Memphis and Ohio
Rsilroa21.lso to St: Louis
routes via Menu Cairo and st. ~ Loa as stsse'
rooms secured at General ONCE. lo4 Common
"A. WOODS. General Agent,
lo% Common street.
c. G. WAYNE, :, f nstsss! Agent gent
JOHN \. BOFINGRR, President
Bills Of ladisg for all freights over the Illinois
''''' ''-' JAMES ST +. TUCKER,
mM Is Carondelet street.
NIerchants' ssuthern Packet Company.
i0M Memphis and the Bends-The
3&E steamers Of this line will leave
las follows, At p. M:
M. :. WlCKs,
WILLIAM BARNES, Master,
SATURDAY, April Is.
Giving through bills Of lading over the Illinois
Central Railroad, and to all points ON Arkansas
White and Cumberland rivers. Through bills of
ladiDg and Passage tickets issued to all points on
the upper PER- Mississippi as high ss It Paul.
No. 135 Gravier street.
JOHN F. BAKER, President.
Bills Of lading over the Illinois Central Railroad
signed only at the office of
JAMRS T. TUCKER,
apl2 No. 26 CarOndelet street.
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= - enGaesnent Of THE excellent actress
~ drawing to close. 1t has been
lnt 1nl su6cessfnl She is alike good
~ and comedy. Her elocution ID
~ ~ voice ringing and forcible, and
nnnee unexceptionabfe.
od with q hsndsome person, graceful
f1ed action, and an intelligence
- nst isil to somprehend the mean
language, she may justly rank as one
= tsigAtest etars that now illumines the
13eal Armancnt. During her present
66nent she has played the leading fe
ruae IN "The Hunchback," "Love'a
uerade," lady Audley's Secret, y
e Lyons" Mary Stuart" MAC
~ ~. She he's rendered. these char
M Ntfh force and ability that is sell
Nd now-ardays.
k DoWers takes her farewell benefit
l1es and, If we are not mistaken, her
2enf viii be complimented by a
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Total

There are fully 10000 barrels Of paddy re-
naming in the parishes, forming an ample
supply for local consumption during the
spring and summer months.
The stock in store does not amount 10
1900 barrels. Though the demand has been
moderate for the last five weeks, prices
have been very we'll sustained. With an
increase Of trade, the Indications are that
quotations would advance.
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Stock on hand and on shipboard =. .....

1,7U
To days exports were to Havre. Receipts
against 27O2 on last Thursday, and
1895 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 2l,756 bales, against
q ,125 for the corresponding time last week
and Is, 762 last year, and since August 81, of
,229, ia bales, against 977, 466 last year.
SUGAR-The supplies are light but the
demand is only local and in jobbing way.
Clarified is very dull, without any move
ment in it; inferior 51e 06l4c; common a
fair 909Ac; prime 934 l0c; choice lO1k a
1O24c; yellow clarified llh0llAc; white
100 12hc.
MoLAssEs-The supplies are light, and
there is very little business doing. Inferior
fermenting is quoted at 20025c; good to
prime fermenting 30 q Soc; centrifugal 800
35c; cistern bottom 4O06Oc; plantation re-
boiled IS q 45c; city refinery reboiled 30 q Coo;
golden syrup 9Cc Isl y gallon.
FLcURLThe stock ON hand is not large,
but the demand is limited. Superfine is
quoted at s.; double extra s. 6214 06 IS;
treble extra IS S71k al p Dbl. The principal
sales today are confined to 1900 bbls, of
which 100 double extra at IS rs; lbs treble
extra at 81; 100 choice extra at 81 IS; so do
at So 50; $50 and $50 choice extra on private
terms. .
CoRN-Is in light supply. with good de-
mand and firm market; IA, 900 sacks were
sold to-day, of which $50 yellow mixed at
701sc; 800 yellow and yellow mixed, 1900
mixed. $500 white, 500 choice yellow, 300
white mixed and 1923 white Mt 7lc; $50
white and 900 white at 72c; 800 mixed in
dundees at 73c, and 1000 white in dundees
at 74c y bushel.
OArs-The market is firm, with a fair
supply and demand; l4O0 sacks were sold
to-day, of which 100 ordinary Ohio river at
6Oc; $50 inferior St. Louis at Gle; 100 ordi-
nary do at 6214c; 100 and 200 St. Louis at
&c; 100, 200 and $50 do at 64c y bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply, but not much
IN demand; zoo sacks were sold today, of
which $50 sacks at 81 20; $50 and 800 at
81 IS v 100 lbs.
HAr-The market is quiet with a good
supply. Forty bales Ohio river sold at
~. Prime Western is quoted at $23; choice
PoRx-The market is very dull, with
mess offering at so p Dbl. To-day So bbls
original mess sold at SO, and YESTERDAY IT'S
bb1s do at the same price. 1t is retailing at
go 500$2l v Dbl.
BAcoN-ls din and unchanged; 20 casks
clear rib sides sold at lO14c, 10 do clear sides
ON private terms, and Is tierces sugar-cured
6Ac, clear rib sides lOl4c, clear sides lie.
sugar cured hams Is 016c p rs.
DRY SALT Shoulders are quoted
ct 7a.c, clear rib sides l0c, clear eides lOAc
LARD-Is without any movement Tierces
are quoted At l20l2atc, kegs 1874 0l3%c
BaEAxrAsr BAoox-Is dun at l5sl5sAc
y
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w. New Iherie SMea. Boscl says:
~ naay yeaus Louisiana has not been
Mifh such = remarkably favorable
80 eeaeoa - this. The ground has
)4fooa condition most Of the time for
QlfAs posk and the result is that more
- eotton arc planted now than at
ne last year, and SD of all kinds
beea n the ground long enough il
beautifully. Tho stand Of both
~ ee&A = - COED in many places that
- already Be seem across the whole
Weoon Longer, no one viii have z
~ a excuse Or bsing late planting.
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4 GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE.

A GREAT BARGAININ REAL ESTATE.
A fne three story RESIDENCE, which cost over
twenty Thousand dollars to build and nine Lots OF
Ground, fronting Washington avenue, filed up two
feet above the street. with all necessary Out-build
ngs, all in good repair rented on y long lease at
fifteen hundred dollars year,
FOR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Title guaranteed
Apply, between the hours of ten and two o'clock,
to JAMES READY,
fe2 No. Al Natchez street.
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- QhaEoos IheaaFos
- segoning w1n Leona Lavender, the
4 ~ 6pmplished actrese, will take
rs 81 only bone6t ct the St. Charles
" On th{s occasion two pieces will
oto IL Little Treasure" with
- 1872 easly, for tho house win be
AeaAsuy q 1lusle.
GnlnR, farewell benefit of Mrs. d.
voest Who win appear in ''Love's
Tomorrow noon, last matt
- DOWses, when Loves Masquer-
~ again presented. The house
- tosAtght
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r 49, 81 IS
Fer Greenvnle; vIelkebGrg ana - Dah6s,
Leaves every THuRDpAY, = sP.M.
1872 Fer ereepy!.e,. AFayIe,
Laa Sunny SD, Rgjts Point, DasnsG
!Carolpe, P1ehere Point. Skip.
With, Lake Prcvtdenee, !f.nsylvaniA, 0ooa.iehe
Mniken', send, DuckRcat, vieksh.!., Grand CALI
Sara, Baton Rouge, Plaquenfne, DonAldaohville and
81 intermediate and Cost lsndinSs-The new and
magnificent steamer
J. n. WHITE, Master; T. y. Howard, Clerk;
win leave above. and win land an Coast passen-
gers with their freight
Connects at .VicksbuTg with packets for al
points on the YazoO and Tanahatchie rivers.
For freight OF passage apply on board, or to
A. A. GREEN, Agent,
mhB No. l96 Gravier street.
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LOWER COAST.

Regular Lower Coast Packet-Twfce q
Week.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
atl2M,
n Fer the Fsrts, Baras,
In thin Pointa-la-Hache and al planta-
ton landings-The new steamer
HAMMOCK CITY.
lin place of the Bradish J ohnson)
JRrY PcsEY, Master. o. CANTON, Jr., Clerk
Will leave as above, returning every Monday
and Thursday. ]. II. PETERSON.
jail 16s Grsvier street.
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COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY EVENING. April ]

THURSDAY RvRNINe. April IL. 1871.
COTToN-The sales to-day embraced 5000
bales, at still easier prices, requiring par
tial reduction in our quotations Of hc,
as follows. We also give the Exchange
figures, which are for even running OF
its types, while ours are for average
lists, with the outside rates for strict:
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
Regular Independent Ten Day Packes. {.
Leaves on SATURDAY, April Is, at p N.
Naes~~ h Fer Camden, Champa-
10y gnOlle Beach Hill, Monroe, Tien-
ton, Smithland, Columbia, Har-
lris0nburg. and all intermediate
landings On Black and Ouachita rivers-The Al light
draft sde-wheel passenger steamer
MAYFLOWER.
JOSEPH ". CARLTON, Master, J. H. RICE Clerk
Will leave as above. making close connection with
the steamer Goose, for Little river and Ten
sas; Oddly for ArbOnne Jessie. for Saline river,
Bluella, Native and Hesper for Bartholomew For
freight or passage apply on board or to
LORD l. MCPEAKE,
ap12 No. 70 Gravier street.
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CAIRO.


NEW ORLEANS. CHICAGO AND THE
WEST.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND
BLUE LINE. VIA CAIRO.
HAes~ h VIII Take Rreight from
7sE New Orleans on ar'te'a.. steam.
ers,
LRAvING DAILY. AT FIVE p. M. FOR
Cairo, Chicago, and All Points North.
West and East, At the Lowest Rates.
An rates and all through biils Of lading from New
Orleans by above route given, signed and recog
nized only at the General Office Of the Company,
No. Is Carondelet street.
Shippers by this route save al drayage and trans
fer charges at Cairo, and their goods are always
under cover, and NO charges are made for forwdar.
ing. JAMES T. TUCKER,
JAZZ General Agent.
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BELOW COMING UP,

Ship Adorna, Davis, 81 days from Liverpool, to De-
cen, Zerega &cO-
Ship Charter Oak. Turkey, 48 days from Liverpool,
to MASTER
Ship Southern Chief Higgins, nom Liverpool Feb
IS, to master
Ship Dr. Barth, Rockwoldt, 20 days from New York,
to w r Buddendorh-
Ship Freeman Clark, BOsworth, Is days from So
vaNDah, in ballast. to master
Ship H Soule, SOule, II days from Baltimore, IN
ballast, to master
Bark Stormy Petrol. Thrken, 20 days from. Boston,
in ballast, to J Leisy
Bark Brothers, Long II days from Boston, to mas
Spanish brig Eva, Dominica, days from Santiago
de Cuba, in ballast, to PUG Bros
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF
II ground, situated on Gasquet street. between
Prieur and johnson streets, measuring each twenty
seven feet front BY one hundred and twenty feet
deep to be sold WITHOUT reserve. Apply at
294 TchOupitOulaS street aUl2 3t*
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The market opened with a moderate in
quiry and at rather weaker prices, without
any 4uotable decline, and, although the
demand was subsequently stimulated by
factors meeting the demand more freely
and by easier freights, yet the sales did not
exceed the amount noted above. Barely
ordinary sold at 10c and strict as high as
l0Ac; strict good ordinary sold at 1890 and
even higher for desirable lots of clean and
white; average low middling sold at 1874 q
l3lsc, but with very little to be had at the
inside rate, good style at 1886 and strict
at l34c; middling was in less demand and
sold as low as 14lec and as high
as l4a4c: strict middling sold at 15c,
and we heard of none at higher rate.
The offerings embraced very few lists with
out an Objectionable proportion Of stained
or high cOlOred.
The Exchange reports: Market quiet"
Its quotations are-reduced lsc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock ON hand September 1, ls7o-bales 2O696
Arrived since last statement...... 1878
Arrived previously. 1913 658-1 297 sos
Total. ......................... l,sls,sas
Cle9I0Q tO-OAy ............... 1881
Cleared previously. ..............1. ,566
Burnt. acknowledgements. 669-1.lO0.626
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EXPORTS,

NDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON Steamship Nor
gan-for Indianola-20O bbls -four 100 SKIS corn 50
bags coffee LIS pkgs mdse
For GalvestOn-6O0 bbls -four 200 bbls potatoes 200
axis 50 bags coffee 50 bills Olasses 200 bxs bit
tiers 100 bxs candles 100 bbls whisky IS pkgs mdse
aud sundries
HAvRE-Ship Arcturus-339l bales cotton $40
slaves
RUATAN ISLAND-SchOOner Village Bride-5OOO
shingles 500 feet lumber II bills flour bbls pork
bbls beef pkgs mdse
ST LOUIS-Steauer Olive Branches bxs sugar
2s5 hhds sugar IS pkgs carthenware 20 quarter-cks
wine
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CLEANED YEs1E1DAY.

Z ~ = =
CLEANED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Morgan. lockwood. for Indiaaols via
snip 4returus. sdwasds, for Havrs
Bark Jennie Cobb, Packard, for Havana
schooner Village Bride Mccarthy, for Ruatan L.
steamer Olive Branch. NcCord. for St Louis
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship sherman. Sherman, % days from Boston. to
Geo Fosdick kco-Point
Bark Volunteer, Blake, 81 days from Boston, to
italian barkentine Tamasco 1ncigneri, 66 days
from Catania, to master-Point
Schooner Etna, Pezzati, days from Ruatan Island,
in ballast to G Grande-2d district
smsts Lizzie wsoste1 ds9st dsEs nom
Schooner River Queen, Pennington, days from
Tabasco to GOldenbow 4 Kelley-5d district
schooner PiPpo, Pippo, from covington. to master
Two lnggers, from Lsfourche. to masters-2d dis
Rochester, German, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 18th instant bark u Libby, brigs
Amelia and Anita Owen, and schooner Con-
stsnce-Brought mp ship 4 Sherman and bark
Volunteer
Wabash. Melville, from the Passes-went down
schooners Etna, kver queen and Lizzie Web
ster
sTEAADOATs.
Minnie, Warden, from Camden.
MayfOwer Carleton, from Ouachita river
Henry Tete. Dxlferes, from Laf0urche
Hunter, Ssliba, from Lower Coast
San Nicholas, Albert, from Lower Coast.
Frances Blakeslee from Mobile.
Wade Hampton, GOddn. from Natchez.
L Hodge No ?. Heinn from Campte.
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IMPORTS.

NEWPORT-Bark w G Putnam-4196 bars rail.
road iron
NEWPORT-Ship ROchester-7A bars railroad
iron
ROCKLAND ME-Schooner II Haskell-4O2 tons
granite
CAMDEN ME-Schooner Nellie Bowers-3OO0 bbls
lime
NEWPORT-Ship Rival-3765 bars railroad iron
CARDIFF-Bark VictOr-3Oll bars railroad iron
bbls turpentine 10 pkgs sundries 7:cks bacon and
smdries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-14

Blake & Co. VS.. DIR. NIcBride-Second
Justice Court, parish Of Orleans-No. II 489.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Honorable W. L. Evans,
Second Justice of the Peace in and for the parish Of
Orleans, shall proceed to sell at public auction at
Ny warehouse. No. 246 Glrod street, between
iryades and Rampant streets. on MONDAY April
H. 1871, at IL NJ, the following described property,
to wit
One lot of MEDICINES and SUNDRIEA
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash.
A. J. DAvKRN,
APT IL l6 Constable Second Justice Court.
Mrs. G. Williams vs.. Paul Jom-sixfh
Justice Court. parish Of Orleans.
DY VIRTUE, OF WRIT OF FIERI IA
ID cias to me directed by the Honorable the
Sixth Justice of the Peace in and for the parish Of
Orleans. shall proceed to sell at public auction
at my warerooms, No. 23l St. Andrew street, on
SATURDAY, April Is, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ
LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
apSl215 JAMES MOORE, Constable.
st. Lsuis and New Orleans Packet Com.
pany vs. Certain Merchandise Sec0nd Justice
Court fdr the parish of Orleans, No. II ,76l.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 HAVE
~ seized and taken into my possession, under
in favor of the plaintiffs in this case the following
Six TRUNKS, marked as follows: One trunk
One TRUNK marked II. Milton. ' ~ A~'A'
One BOX, marked T. Baxter.
One CHEST, marked T. B.
One CHEST, no mark.
notified to appear and claim the same and pay the
claim. being the sum Of seventy.ave dollars, and
ap4 II 10 Constable Second Justice Court.