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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Thomas j. Murphy, reporter connected
with the press Of this city. disappeared from his place Of
residence, No 81 ussc1 st, JeTsry City the 18th inst
T. Is feared that misfortune may have happened to
iHn, since none Of his friends In Brooklyn, Newark.
els.whese have heard OF hts whereabouts although dill
gent inquiry has been made. Mr. Murphy is about %
years. age bat has gray hair. which gives BIN much
Older sppearane When he ilst he
round topped hatdark blue heavy aFeTooat close GOAT
VI BLOCK DTDadclotA. and dark tIowsera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
THE PROPOSED TRANgFER OF THE JERSEY RAIL
Road.

The DirectOrs of the United Railway Com
Ianes Of Iew,Jersey met in Trenton yesterday. The
t@s directors apponted by se State present II
nnder.tood that the qeetng was called 10 decide the
trnnsfs OF the lease Of the rrids TO the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad. but nothing definite arranged.
The State Directors 1t IL believed have been instructed
10 vOtS against the transfer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
HApS AND MISHAPS.

William RYAN Of No. 10 ChaTton-st.. fell yester-
d,v naming into the Alaska living az Pier No. 49,
y r. AMI injuries that caused bis death lat eyenn5
Mrs Sarah Gill of No 81 Keap-St Brooklyn. +. d.,
l uIer; In the Rooscvetst Ferouse o'clock vesteriy
morning Sh her way lone from social parSh some Trends
Conrad SercnO, an Italian laborer, age 40 late Of
No a. lIuberr7st yesterday Bellevue Hospital from Injuries
ved Jan cayet in on bin while o. o on
the Boulevard Thirty yeatst and SeSelhaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
ptScpNcFPS APRTPFD

FROM LIvERPOOI-n steamship Cuba jan l9 Miss Locke MI
Richard Bocte Mr. Loebe Mesr spading, H. Collins. T. Ao
r. " Ne,t A. Huffman Banbnige, Petpan, T. l. Hunt mrS
smith Parkr Snhe Suhe Messrs Cooksr seLhem Dal
ham Barey Miss Moore Miss Graham Mss NewooTe Mrs ~
Wsis Messrs Hare Wasbrough loury T. Smith, Mr. SJ'
ohn Mr. ststt W. OConne j. Cracker T. Morris Chester X 70
maTe NJ Mopou H. w Sharless C. Watson H. Anderson j.
H. Wiiehonse Muray and servant Miss ALLEN W X H. hng
Mrs r. n KIM Wade Mr. Wade Mr. Hill Mr. Gtdnes Misses
Non,e,h M and Moneath. C. L. hanpp Gayer Nh toiher'
v w b. Wells Buteried Mr. Shei j. steans Ger Abbot VT
Mills H. T. Sproue ROBBERS Steele, Henri Salenbch Mrs ary
Oouoysn Rosa 0DonOyan Rose John Mtgre John
Harry Shaw Mr. hueda Chas Inier"ool W. tonAe Iu o.
in thrS teera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
HOME NEWS.
TuR WEATHER

NV. YoRr, Hour Their Bar. Wnd ,anoGn' rs ana r.
Ian - "a 3l6j NNb. jan - "a IA ENR
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81 1910 n. T. "a -. a m 2to.
RYyARKs-Jan. 49, 1870, Thermometer ~ :" 49," "
q o. M $40; II u. M, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20

Poor HUMAN NATURE STRUGGLES for Truth,
vue and success. often yany because understand its
er and its defects PHKryoLoGY applied at 800 Broadway directs
each man 70 bis right pursuit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
Announcements.
BuRNErr's KALLrsroN is the best Cosmetic.

All kinds of Irvine, COrdage, and Paper
Net cash puee WILLARD HARVEY, JV broA9"ai "e"'ioA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20

NewYorE Personal References;
TBOs A. HOYr Hort Ganaer Banke, Vice-'res est GOO
Exchange Of Newiork.
EVANS GARDNER Co, 81 and 5il Broadway
Hon. JOHN +. WARD 80 Waist
ANDERSON STARR Co., Broadway.
r e,. m ale IN YcvYork By P. {. DEYLTN, At No. e"'i
and ticket ofce' at prre psi hotels.
THE PATENT MAGIC GAS-t LAN. -
PANDPR il instantly spp "a eonnou ''s = i"if. ~
cen, more Eqbt from burner 10 pc. cent -
Certificates AZ our OCee Only few States sor.l ID.
be licensed general Ageais. Inclusive cor,fd ~ ~. ~
NIL Tor 81 ceuts FISHER CR0OK Sole Iauafctirs aaA Pro-
preor 331 Broaiw@r, r. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20

A SERIES of GRAND DIAMOND GIFT
CONCERTS
FOR THE BEsETT OF
VICTIMS or THE FRENCH WAR
win be beB
IN WASHINGTON D. C.. FEBRUARY q. lg7b
10000 TICKETS. AND no MORE WILL BE SOLD.
Numbered from to 10000
so ooo WORTH Of DIAMONDS Of the FINEST QUALITY
Appraised and Warranted bys Diamond iioc'e
Second to none in existence S he given to hoe Of Ecls vou,
reservation whether absent or present
T m,yDissDt collection WHICH IL THE LARGEST ard MOST
VALUABLE in Amche. Is oa.slogei ssfOovs o.. neh -,
R,,,pin and Earring. zasnted the finest in ea
100000 one magnificent foil Set Bres-pin, Eahnp sra Bnor
Tortb $4,000 one dmar S worth t32coi soare Dsord
Ring worth $1,000 one magnificent Of sotr1 amosi s
worth $1,000 ore beautiful Gades) fall set cluster in, Bar
rings. and Bracelets worth $500; $3.50 and separate aress
ALL ranging IN value from SIS to 10000 sacs.
No stronger guarantee the Of the distinguished geareh
who have consented to Commissioners and oaee can be gwen
for the character and integrity Of the enterprise
Agents in all principal cies
orie for tickets or Information addressed Se~YOk o1 ''
Broadway, Will receive promp; attention
re- FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULARS II
Gen. ALDE5 II. Fl 57l:s, D. C, Commissioner.
Hon. JOHN L. s %AY0 City.
NJ VICTOR PLACE )ru.,es ~ receive and control
Consul Ge0er seS4 5HGs e., this French Doaatoa
NATIONAL BANK OF THE Depository.
W
j. /. ROBERTSON Co, Agents
$40 BroalEsy, AsS-iok
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21
River Intelligence.
oFrcB OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN. ,

SUNDAY nOhSlSSr May Il, 1911.
WEATHER. BUSINESS. ETC.-Yesterday
was a changeable, close day. During the
! forenoon it was bright and warm, and in
the afternoon cloudy, with high winds, and
| heavy fall of rain. For nearly an hour
the rain descended, the skies again be-
came clear and the day ended with sun
shine. Business on the wharf was unim-
proved. though the last day of the week is
generally the busiest one.
Among the arrivals were the Importer,
| with good trip of cotton, from Arkansas
river; ArgOsv, from Cincinnati with fair
trip; Atlantic and barges. from St Louis.
with heavy tow of freight: c. H. Durfce,
from Shreveport with good trip of cotton
The departures included the Pauline Car
roll for St. Louis, with fine freight trip and
blg list of passengers; {. b. Church, for
Cincinnati, moderately laden: B. l.. Hodge
John I. Moore and Texas, for Red river
with moderate cargoes. The Maytiower, for
Camden, secured a pretty good trip of
freight. but few passengers. The Natchez
for Nicksburg. had her usual complement
OF freight ard people.
The river here continues TO recedp quite
rapidly. The condition of our upper rivers
is announced in the regular river kilograms
in another column.
The Atlantic and barges will depart to-
day for ST. Louis
The NatcheZ Is announced to leave here
for ST. Louis on the third of next month. 10
make four fourteen day trips.
Captain Neal, OF the Indiana. telegraphs
10 his agents that his packet will arrive on
Wednesday next.
The st. LOUIS democrat, of the eighteenth.
says. in relation 10 the steamer Phoenix, that
she ran in the St Louis and New Orleans
trade forty years ago George Taylor and
William Hill were among her commanders
during her career. Her freight book is a
curiosity; when closed its size is u by liz
inches. The binding and paper are very
inferior.
The st. Louis papers contain, under the
head of Information Wanted" a desire to
learn the present whereabouts of J. Jeweet
Wilcox, Esq. late of Cairo. The informa-
ton is desired by William Lee. of Cairo.
Mr.. Wilcox is well known TO a number of
our steambOatmen.
General Reynolds. superintendent of
Western river improvements, is pushing
forward the work of examining the various
rivers in his department, with view to iIn-
provements in navigation. Major Allen has
Just returned from the Ouachita river,
having examined that stream from Arka- |
delphi down to Trinity bar The river was
found susceptible of Improvement, though |
in places full of snags, logs and sand bars. |
The flats and one of the snag boats will be |
put to work on this stream. The water in |
he upper portion of it is from three to four |
ect above low water mark, while in the |
over part ii is from twenty to twenty five |
eet above it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21
IooNTNUED FROM FIRST PAsE.l
afro. River stationary. Weather clear
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

CINCINNATI. May 20.-Cotton firm and in
demand. Middling 15ls a l5lz. Flour trru
and in fair demand; family J007 Wheat
scarce and firm No. red winter 81 30.
Corn dull and dropping 81 IA 55c. Rye
steady 81 10. Oats steady 50 a 55c. Barley
steady choice 81 1O41 II. Provisions
quiet and weak, though there is less pres
sure TO sell. Mess pork sold SIC so Lard
$40 80. Bulk meats: shoulders SIC: clear
rib nc; clear sides sac: bacon shoulders
&c; clear rib sac: clear sides 9asc. Hogs
scarce firm 81 50G4 Is. Whisky in active
demand S9c.
ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-Flour easy and
strong; superfine fall s. -; extra S 80 a
Sc 10; double extra Sc 81 a6 GO: family
spring 81 40 al s.. Wheat scarce and firm
Tor better grades of fall; No. 2 red fall
81 68 a | 20; No. 3 81 81 81: spring steady:
No. , Iowa 81 So. Corn quiet and un-
changed; mixed 40 soc: white 81 a j2c.
Oats shade lower; No. 2, ~ a Sc Rye
steady. Barley unchanged. Pork dull and
shade lower; mess SIC 25QI6 30. Lard
dull and nOmi-al Bulk meats dull and
nominal. Bacon dull; shoulders 67s a7lsc:
clear rib 81 G9l1c. Whisky soc. Cattle
firm and in fair demand, s. j006 %. Hogs
50 Is "A l2R.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21
Monetary--Commereial.
MONETARY.
w V - u 4 n ~ a
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY EVENING, May 20, i'll.

| SATURDAY EVENING. May DO lslL s
The money market is quiet and steady
with no quotable change in street rates.
which we continue to quote as follows
as per cent per annum for AL notes
with nnuuestionable collaterals. 8Gl0 for
good do; ga 10 for short Al business paper
without collaterals: II Is for good and
second grade do, and 10 a IL for Al long do.
Mortgage notes rule at ga for Al, and 10
a IL for second class
Gold opened at 1924 a ll2l4 against 10
at New York and closed at the opening
rates. The sales included $4,000 at ll2A
5000 sellers option ten days. at the same:
$1,000. $1,000. $500 $500, 5000 and $40.
900 at 1923; 5000, $4,000, $4,000 and
$4,000 at ll2l2: $1,000 at 1l25s, and $1,000 at
lI224.
In silver the only sale reported is 500 in
American halves at 100. We still quote
1854 a l09 for these, and ga + cent pre-
MUM in gold for Mexican dollars.
Operations In foreign exchange were very
limited, the sales of sterling being confined
to about 9l5,0O0, of which - at 1923 a
l227o: 5000 bill OF lading and clear at
l227s l23; fl50O clear at l23; $500 A bill
of lading at l23ls: $500 Al clear and $1,000
first class at l23as. There were sales of
fair amount of commercial francs at 40.
Sterling may be quoted al 1925 1888 for
good to Al bill of lading and clear, and
= a ia for bank.
We have no alteration TO make IN our re
port of domestic exchange. The banks
drew on New York at y t. cent premium.
and the sales included SI25 900 and $50 900
New York commercial sight at L premium:
$4,000 government draft on New York at
The same; $4,000 and $50. 600 commercial at
9-:'2;; 5000, Sll 900 and $4,000 private bank
ers at 5-l6; $1,000 sight on Boston az sic,
and : 900 thirty days sight on New York
at discount.
We note sales of $4,000 bank gold checks
on New York, for remittance. at = t. cent
premium.
Thei stock market was extremely dull
Fifty shares Hibernia Bank sold at Sl25:
100 SlaughterhOuse at S33: 80 do at :; SO
do at s33 %, and 30 Louisiana Levee at 81.
Canal Bank was offered at S39 20, but no
sales reported.
At auction, by Messrs c Z. Girardey g.
Co, - 90 Home Insurance scrip of 1858.
Sl2O same of 1859, $3.50 OF 1860, and $3.50 of
1861 were sold at 63c.
Nothing transpired in bonds Two thou
sand dollars State warrants changed hands
at 81 Dealers buying rates for these were
49 q % for large. and 81 a 60 for small. and
selling at ii a u for the former and Is a So
for the latter. Metropolitan Police. new.
are quoted al 9Slz a go.
City treasury notes are nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21

WASHINGTON, MAY 20.-Captain Shufeldt
Of the Tehuantepec surveying party, ha'
arrived here. He reports that a thorough
survey of Tehuantepec has been made. am
he has no doubt Of the feasibility of a sur
face canal, with no more cost than the i'm
pOrtance of the work warrants. The supply
of water is taken from a source never before
thought Of for that purpose.
Captain Shnfeldts wife died and was
buried at sea between Havana and Savau
nah.
Cbannings and Farmers fire alarm tele.
graph patent has been extended.
The decision that every package imported
Is liable TO internal revenue, and must be
stamped, has been reaffirmed.
An extensive swindle in counterfeit rail-
road tickets has been discovered. 1t is es-
estimated that the railroad companies have
lost $40, 900.
LONDON, May l0.-A special dispatch to
the Duly Netrs says that the report that the
Prussians would attack Paris was I'M
founded.
special to the Telegraph says that Favre
and Simon leave the French ministry.
Private letters implcate Gambetta in the
conspiracy against the Versailles govern
Hent.
A flag of truce from Paris has arrived at
Versailles.
Rochefort's arrest at Meaux is reported.
The occupants If corner houses in Paris
have been ordered to vacate them; the cor
ner buildings will be loopholed for mus
kerry.
The central committee has assumed war
powers, and the communists have deter
mined to take the offensive against the Yer
saillists.
Another dispatch says the communists
are preparing to explode the ramparts.
PARIS, May l9, via London. Midnight
1t is said that the Germans demand that
an armistice be arranged around Paris,
making plebiscitum throughout France
decide the future form of government and
bring the present civil struggle to a close.
Officers of the Commune have seized
valuable sacred articles in the Church of
Trinity. All the churches in the city will
be similarly dealt with and then closed.
Demolition of the famous Chapel of Ex-
piatiOn has commenced.
A court of impeachment was opened to-
day to select hostages upon whom to exc
cute retaliatOry measures, determined upon
by the commune.
The communists claim that thew repulsed.
yesterday and to-day, attacks at Neuilly.
Clichy, lssy and Vanvres.
VERSAILLES, May 20.-Rochefort was ar
rested while attempting to escape from the
commune, and brought to Versailles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCR.

Observation-Disclosures John T Moore-.l244
bales cotton 29O head cattle and.sundres
ST Observation-Disclosures Cherokee-e4 bhls
melasses 8 hhds sugar 43 bales cotton 524 feet of
lumber and sundTies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flicker-I Dbl moasses 2
SKIS seed cotton II bbls peas and sundries
Observation-Disclosures G Ii Durfee-I755 bales cot.
ton and sundries
LOWEE COAST-Steamer Beaufort-78 SKIS pota-
toes l6 bbls rice and snndries
CAMDEN-Steamer Lizzie HopkiDs-gI bales of
cotton and sundrles
ST LOUIS-Steamer Atlantic and barges-86 hhds
tobacco 1927 bbls -four Gil half bbs -four 200 ties of
lard $50 bbls pork 44l0 SKIS oats 4l29 axis corn $50
sks bran and sundry produce
ClsCdNNATI-Steamer Agosy and barges-5435
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21
State of Louisiana VS.. Thomas Cassar,
Third District Court for the narish OF 0rlaaI..

state of Louisiana VS.. Thomas Casserlv-
Third District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 1927. 0'
PY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI Pac1.s
- to me directed by the honorable the Third
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
at public auction, at the Merchants and Anc-
meae Ger EIehange Royal street, between Canal
ana CustohHouSe streets IN the Second District Of
twelve o'clock NJ the following described prop
First District of this city in square No 498 bounded
by Preur, johnson, Grayier and Perdido streets,
measuring thirty feet front Perdido street, by
one hundred and sixty feet in depth
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
c. 8. SAUvINRT,
my9 25 jelo Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21

The Buffalo Commercial prints the follow
ing letter from one of its old and prompt
paying. patrons: please discontinue nv
paper from tie time that have paid up TO-
/ do not stop the paper because do not
want it, but to get rid Of an intoerable old
bore that intrudes himself in my house re-
gardless of time or circumstances, to sit for
AL hour or two three or four times a week.
TO read my papers, and who is a thousand
times more able to take dozen papers for
himself than | am to take one. If the nui-
sance is stopped | shall send for the paper
again"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21

Horace Walpole once said Had | chill
dren my utmost endeavors would be to
breed them musicians Considering have
no ear, nor yet thought of music, the prefer
ence seems odd and yet it is embraced on
frequent reflection. In short, as my aim
would be to make them happy, think it
the most profitable method 1t Is a resource
which will last their lives, unless they grow
deaf; it depends on themselves, not on
others: always amuses and soothes, if not
consoles; and of all fashionable pleasures it
is the cheapest"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21

1t is hard to believe, but it is actual fact,
that William Jones, British subject in
Australia, has been sent to prison for speak
ing, disrespectfully Of the Old Testament,
and for denouncing the code of Moses
what would such a people do with Ralph
Waldo Emerson, if they could catch him
Tar and feathers would probably be his pre-
angelic plumage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21
j. l.. Follett VS.. sullivan, Billings &

Hughes ID. 7. sullivan, E. G.. Billings and Aug,
Deb Hughes)-Seventh District Court for the
parish Uf Orleans, No. 1915.
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
40 to me directed by the honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, June 20, 1871, at IL o'clock NJ
the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon and
appurtenances thereof, situate in the Second Dis
trlct Of this city, in the square bounded by Gus
t0inh0use: Charities and Canal streets, and Elk
change alley, and measuring about twenty mne
feet front on Customhouse street by sixty feet in
depth French measure. according to a plan made
by A. Reizenstein, on the thirteenth of May 1885,
deposited in the office of William shannon notary
public in this city, as plan number thirty-s even
said lot being bounded on the side next Exchange
alley and in the rear by property now or lately
owned by Gilbert Vance, and on the side next
Chartres street by property now or lately owned
by Henry Carleton. Being the same property ac.
CURED by defendants by purchase from Edgard
Bdmunds, per act passed before Joseph Cuvefler
notary public in this city, dated October o. 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
Z. \. SAUVINET
myl9 1e4 70 Sner1n OF the Parish of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21

hAFUhIE,
RUATAN lSLAND-Schooner Village Bride-3OOO
feet lumber pkgs mdse
ST LOUlS-Steamer Pauline CaTroll-4O7 hhds of
sugar 1854 bXs sugar
CINCINNATI-Steamer Church-Asstd mdse
GOTTENBURG-Bark Marienly st-178O bales OF
cotton
UTGLLA-Schooner Challenger-lOOO feet lumber
bxs soap
MISUNDERSTANDING BlackstOne-19l bales cot
ton 20 bales 50 bales paper stock 30 bales wool
bales hides D SKIS corn l6l 84 feet lumber 800 dry
hides IL bags wool 100 pkgs mdse
BRAZOS misunderstanding IIarr 500
bxs btters 1900 bbls -four IT'S bbls whisky tics Of
hams 800 SKIS corn 100 bags coffee 1000 pkgs mdse
and sundres
PENSACOLA-SchooDer CharOtte-l2 bbls oil l24
bbls Hour ties lard bbls whisky 20 bbls pork 400
SKIS corn bags coffee bales hay ties hams ] hid
sugar and s9ndries
TAMPA-Schooner W Dill-4Oo bbls -four 600
SKIS corn 10 bags coffee kegs butter bbls meal
10 bbls pork kegs lard ties lard ties hams bbs
onions 2 bbls whisky and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21
OHIO RIVER.

Louisville, Evansville, Henderson and
Cairo Passenger Packet.
<ySaans~ b. For Louisville, Evansville.
7 IL 10y Henderson, Paducah, Cairo Mem.
gTHf1tfffl9 phis. Vicksburg, Natchez and ali
--zz--ZEintermediate points-The passen.
ger steamer
MARY HOUSTON,
L. B. DUSHAM, Master; H. II. WALKER. Clerk.
Leaves on TUESDAY, May 30, at P. NJ
Leaves on SATURDAY, June il, at p, NJ
Leaves on THURSDAY, July 6, at s P. N.
Leaves on TUESDAY; July Is, at p NJ
Leaves on SATURDAY, August u, at 5 P. NJ.
Passengers can rely on this steamer leaving as
above, and going through to Louisville. Through
tickets 10 Cincinnati and all important points
North for sale board. Plan of cabin can bt
seen and staterooms engaged by applying to
Q. q. WAYNE, Agent, 81 EatchSs street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, MAY 81 1871

bales hay 400 starch loo lard 60 bsls whisky
and sundries
ARKANSAS RIvRR-steamerIm porter-l5l bales
cotton and sundries
BIZ THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, May 2o-l6l bales cotton and
sundry produce
M0RGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
Nav 20-l5 bales cotton 50 SKIS cotton seed half
bales moss bags wool los head calves g head Of
sheep and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21
SHERIFFS SALES,
lillian T. IL

William T. Richards VS.. Thomas Steel and
Steel Co-Seventh District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, No. 1878.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERT FACIAS
ID against Thomas Steel to me directed bv the
honorable the Seventh District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause. will pro
coed to sell at public auction the premises he re-
matter designated ON THURSDAY, June l. at half
past ten o'clock A. NJ, the follow ing descI ibed
property, to- wit
The FURNITURE and MOVABLE EFFECTS in
4 e house No. 476 ST. Charles street in the Fourth
District of this city, per inventory which NAV
be seen i'll lay office.
SeiZed in the suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
c. s. SAUVINET
my20 q lel Sheriff of the Parish of Oreapa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21

john Bernard, of her Hajesty's marines,
was directed by his captain to remove his
belt while in Woolwich parade, and he
obeyed; but he threw it down ''in such a
contemptuOus manner" that court martial
ordered him dismissed in disgrace and i'm
Prlsoned, with eighteen months hard labor
Hereafter he will treat her Maiestv's beIts
with respect.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21

=, IL IS beginning to be well known fact
that many of the leading statesmen in the
Republican party, whose influence is power
FULLY felt in making presidential nomina-
tons, are getting into substantial agree
ment among themselves as to the non-feasi
biilty OF renominating President Grant
Golden Age.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-21

The Michigan liquor law is beginning to
have its effect In Detroit the Tribune SAYS,
when business room is advertised for rent
this clause is inserted in the notice: Twill
not be rented for a saloon Property
holders in Michigan do not wish to become
responsible for damages resulting from the
sale Of intoxicating liHuors.