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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-26
miscellaneous.
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NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
m erpaoN'S DIsPENsARY,
MO. 1913 KEARNEi SIREEi, f..


MO sas KEARNEY STREET, f.
corner Commercial. san Nos
Francisco. Private entrance on A
street. Established
in 1884. for the treatment oil SeNu- -.
al and Seminal Disease, such as on
hea. elect, structure, SyphiliS I'D ~. ne
,nrns seminal Weakness, lmpotency'
n,n s;c skin diseases of years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc, sueeessiuiis
T6R GIBBON has the pleasure OF an
,ouncinr that he has returned from WIS.,
itinr h principal Hospitals OF Europe
ana has sumo practice.
The Doctor has spared ne1tneriiihe noi
money in seeking out new remedies, II
has returned with increased facilities lor
the alienation of human suffering.
seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence
of self.abuse. This solitary vice, or de-
prayed sexual indulgence, Is practlced oy
The yolth of both sexes to an almost un.
limited extent, producing with unerring
certainty the following train oil morolo
SYMPTOMS, unless com oy sciehtihc
medical measures, VIZ Sallow counter
ance. dark spots under the eyes,, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears. noise like
the ~rustling OF leaves or rafting OF a
tos, uneasineSs the IONS. weakness
al the limbs, confused vision, hlunted IN
~tellect, loss of confidence, dlffldence IN ap-
proaching strangers, II dislike 10 form
new acquaintance, a disposition to shun
society, loss OF m mory, pimpleS and va
cious eruptions about the lace, hectic
flushes, iurred tongue, fotid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats, mo-
nomania, and frequently insanity. IL re-
lief be not obtained, you should apply I'm.
mediately. either in person or by letter
and have a cure effected by his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease,
which never fails OF etiecting a quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons al a distance may be CURED
AT HOME, by addressing a letter TO DIR.
GIBBoN, stating case, symptoms, length
of time the disease has continued, II
have medicine promptly forwarded. free
from damage and curiosity, TO any part
oft country. with tull and plain direc.
tons for use, by inclosing $40 in coin IN q
registered letter through the Postoffice, or
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.
\ package of medicine will be forward.
ed by EXpresstoany part OF the Union.
orsonS wrltingtothe Doctor Will please
state the nance OF the paper they see this
ADVERTISEMENTS
All communications strictly confiden.
tial.
Address, DIR. j. F. GIBBON.
Box 1857, San Francisco California.
feb6-ly
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@istGuaa,,,,
vapor n
Try DIR. Monroe. Media.
Por Baths or Msaati
"tgensra,st.
At the wa'er-cure E.t.sp.,|
W.. splsa'
NokTH MAIN ST, . rrs,1
MAIN ST., . r,,,,1
BATHS u.r,-

THESE BATHS WIDE
April II, ISL, and nm PJ
in existence Tor The a,e suprl
pARALl sis, IlVfRanL1Al
FECTlONS. LkONcHaT@a Al
Las SCUkNl, ana
Diseases. In fact, all ai.sa
fIom a bad 81 tate OF Tho Iniseata
Al persons whose sysie% Vs
with murcury lead or o,ba.is
sons can be eomplt,elvsu "a
inns process. ASIDE irom, ,balN
cacy, these baths are usfas'
them. 'u 70 al
Gon"rrhea, Syphilis /, :,
oflong standing, pnepm,sl
all descriptions, billonsnS-
ton of the low els ana I'm l
weakness, etc, successinl, u
so have the Chemical Nh
mon baths. s''sl
Perfect cures Warranted
abONe-naned diseases ut.
are strictly followed. ov.,
been treated 10y the unde,r.'l
reka, and perfect cures 49,
instance. DR.. spinks ha, M
first patient. A speciai,v.
diseases peculiar To chjlo,.
dies and gentlemen are ~.
these baths. A compe,en, I
ways in attendance 10 xa,,'}
n good surgeon and phySr'}
consulted If necessary.
Family rights to the y,,o,I
be sold 10 parties RESIDING n,
at reasonable rates. No ~
be without them. They as
al home, Rooms and bo.n
when desired. ~ CHARGE
NAH
au.1-tI Water.prl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-26
Applica cation for Patent.
NOTICE NO. Dbl
L. S. REGISTERS OFFICE,

EUREKA, Nevada. August 18th, 1851
NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIvEN THAT
~ Simeon Wenban tpostotiice address,
CorteZ, Nev..l has this day fled in this
ONCE a diagram, together with a notice
OF application for a patent from the Unit
ed states under Act of Congress, approved
May 10Th, ls12, for fifteen hundred Il ,5UU)
linear feet OF the Garrison lode, the
same running 80 feet southerly and $50
northly, from the location monument,
with surface ground 400 feet in width. sit.
uate in Cortez Mining District, Eureka
County, New, and described in the plat
and field notes on file in this Office as
follows
L. S. SURVEY, NO. 81.
Beginning at a post marked NO. /,
Us. Survey No. 81" whence the section
corner common TO sections ), t, :, and S,
I. &c. n. K. As f. NJ. ID. NJ, bears ; 81 deg.
40 min. w, 3.5.4 feet and the shaft known
as the Garrison Air Shalt bears :. 13a
deg. T., 49, feet thence running y. S-k
deg. f., 40 feet, TO post marked No 2, L..
5. survey, No. 81 thence :. ~ deg. f.,
l.ooO feet, TO post marked No. 3, \. :.
Survey, No. %; thence :. S.L deg. W,
4V feet, to post marked No. 4, l.. :. Sur
vey, No. 81, and thence n. ~ deg. W,
1.HV feet. TO post No. 1.-the place OF be-
ginning. Containing 10 1900 acres
causes expressed from the true meridian
with a magnetic variation OF lG}9 deg.
East.
This claim is on surveyed land in T.
26 n, r. As r. NJ. ID. NJ, and is bounded
on neither n by any known claimants,
the nearest mine is the Arctic. The
claim is recorded in book b, Iage l56, Of
the Co-tez district Mining Records.
aul9-6u CYRUS r. HORN, Register.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOGTH EUREKA MINING COMPANY
~ Location OF principal place OF bust.
ness, san Francisco. California. Location
OF WORKS, Eureka District, Eureka Com.
~, Nevada. oouh'
Notice Is hereby given, that at n meet.
ing oithe directors Ofsaid ma held
on the 18th day OF August, 1878, an asses.
ment no: o. of Twenty Cents C20c1 Nor
share a levied upon the capita stoctf ~
the corporation, payable iminediateIH W IN
United states gold coin, To the Secretary
a.. n once OF the company, No. AS
Salilornla street upstairs, San Fran.
cisco, California. "h
ANY stock upon which this assessment
snait remain unpaid on the 9TH day of
october, 1873, Will be de~linquent andaG--
vertlsed Tor sale at public auction and
Unless payment is made betore
VIII be sold on Monday, the 27th daI
OF October, 1873, to pay the deIinnn uay
assessment, together with costs of anvar.
using and expenses of sale. "'e
4. r. CRONlSE. Secretar
cisco. "a. "" ridn-
sept5
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anu IN accordance with law, and an
ORDER OF the board oil directors, made on
lhe nlth Jay OF August, 1873, so MANY
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
lha! De necessary, will be sold at public
auction, AT he office OF the company.
Ne. ils California street. San Francisco
SaiiioThia, on IhCRSDAI, 1HE SIC
~ Dal or OCTOBER, 1873, at the
hour OF one O'Clock p. NJ. of said dav 10
pay salu delinquent assessments thereon
1osttEer with costs o. advertising anu
expenses OF sale. ~
U MAGUIRE, Secretary.
oElce, Room %. Hayward's building
SO.sls california street, san Francisco
SlG-fI
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Delinquent Sale.
-.,~,~ suvra MINING COMPA-

ny Location of principal place VI
business, san Francisco, California. 10
cation OF works, Eureka Mining pis'rie''
Eureka County, Nevada. ,
Notice.-lhere is delinquent upon my
following described stock, on
assessment mo. ~ levied on Wy
day of August, 1878, the several amounts
set onposife the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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NOTICE.


T OsT ONE RECEIPT, NO. 81. FOR
IL 800 bushels Of charcoal Oh the RUBY
Con. Mining Co., payable on November
18th TO McByrne & Dunn. All parties are
hereby cautioned against buying the
same, as the payment has been stopped.
MCBYRN e q DUNE.
Eureka. Sept. lstil, 1878. N4Iv
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-26

ANING ENLARGED HIS BUSl.
III ness to accommodate his customers
and the public generally, takes pleasure
in announcing tnat he is now prepared
to serve ali h may favor hlnl with
their patronage.
ELEGANT PRIVATE ROOMS
have been fitted up for ladies and fam.
lilies. The tables will at all times be sup
pied with all the choicest viands to be
mad in the market, either here or III san
Francisco. Ed. will, as before, give his
undivided attention TO the
COOKING DEPARTMENT
Of the esta blishment. A full assortment
OF choice wines, ales and porter always
on hand. Give me a call.
apt ED. SCHAEFER.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN,
i Transcripts OF Monsssp
Tor Eureka county ale
OF the Board OF EqualinIs.is|
interested in the caneel'i MI
cages or satisfaction Of MI N
costs ! by appearing oeis 9Scsl
show cause why the! Al
sessed Tor the amounts
cages and liens. BY eIdJ H
.,e.ov Ex-ofieio ClerS, ]
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Business Chan;
T TAKE THIS METHOD

T TAKE THIS METHOD G|
i ING the public that hs1
sold my entire stock Of GNsl
ing, Liquors and General ss1
MeSSrs. Ubertelder 4 HarHS]
continue the business al M
In retiring l take occasion d
them a continuance Of MI
hitherto SO literally bestOyaI
cheeriully recon menGlng vi
to all of my friends and lead
All persons indebted 10 MY
payment within thirty csyl
their accounts will be plaea'|
OF the Sheriff Tor COLLECTED
against me will be laid Cd
Until further notice | cal
the old store. 4
Eureka, sept. 10, 1878.
Referring to the above, vi
solicit a continuance Oi lN
the old friends and customs
decessor, assuring them 81.
public that We will 90 all ID.
merit their favorS. Our 'ac4
Quoting a general mercalp|
in all its branches, are Iovl
at any point between sahi'
the Missouri river. rl
OBERFELpER & II
Sl7.tf
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NOTICE
CHANGE IN All

ON n AFTER S Sset,sI
~ will deliver lne bs1
and Virginia Lnteri gsscy VI
ed the exclusive su.b
Lambert Molinelli y I'D al
ceiVe subscriptions ana
same.
Rl-tf -
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DIR, r. DETH

TIAS TO TIL
II adjoining the La olals n
Our bathing apartment
fitted, making them the Ws
10 those who have lawn
share OF their patronage ~
thanks, and respectiuli! WV
uance of the same.
In connection with Inc an
ment, Dr. Deter has p'l,%1]
for the reception OF those y
ed. Medicines manulaet.ns
vegetation. Cures guaran""l
Sly.tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-25
by Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF THB LATB A. CONSTANT
HEARING, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. IS asa

DY VIRTUE OP AND IN OBEDIENCE TO
Id order Of sale rendered March rs, 1879 and
TO directed by the hon orable the second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, IN the
above entitled matter Will procet to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
chang e hoy al street. between Canal and CustOrn
house streets i'll the cODd District OF This city
SATURDAY May 10 1873, at tweve o'clock n the
following described property, for account of said
A LOr or GROUND, with ali the buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated in be Eau
bourg LIvauia Fourth District of this cit de-
nsted b. the number eleven of squaTr nun Der one
huudr d and thirty three, bounded by fsveD tn
Dryades st. Denis aud Eighth streets, and meas
ur1ng one hundred aud hfty iett front on Seven tn
street By one hundred aud twenty feet in depth,
b. tween parallel lines Said property belongs 10
the sucO4 of the dec+ased. A. Cons ant Hear
ing by means of thr IeconyeySHe1 of the
thereof TO the succession By Mr.. Jean z. NJ. Son-
dard TN who's name the title 70 the same vas in
vested by act passed before Amedse E1ca'e a
ls7 q IL '"'- '''' W '10 --' ' - - . vie
buildings ans improvements the con, 81 u@tAd in
the SECOND District ~ this stg, Ia the square
bounced by ROy al, Quartz r, ct Barracks Bourbon
and Rs plauade stre-s forming the corner of Royal
a. Quarter or Barracks stroetS> and measuring
In French measure Thirty nine ~ seven inches
front Oh Royal street by siAtv feet - d-pth and
divided half of said property belongs to 9Id sue
cession and The other u divided thPFtOt to }. B.
Iud In " no agrees to tie SAL
3 CERTAIN LOT OF GhOUSO with al the
buildu es snd IN prove mtnts theron, except the
Email cistern in the yard the property of NJ.
Urrhsuer, situated in the Second District of this
city in the square bounded by Hospital, Old Leyee
COade or ChaTtres ard Barracks streets and mess-
uTing in AUt r1csn measure FIFTY eight feet
ess frsnt or Bospita street, by a depth OF A'xty
feet French measure and was pureha ed BIZ ihs
late A. c. Hearing from v. ?. Perillist by set
before A. Drey fous, notary the twenty third OF
January, 1857.
w.P HARPER.
apsEnyN Sheriff Of tbs Rsrsa q oEls.aa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-25
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

RKw YORK, April "a, Bvening.--Cotton closed
quiet; middiing uplands l94c; Orleans 1870; net
receipts 89 bales sales e60 FIR export 729 sales OF
futures 6lOO bales April 10 1916 0IsEc; May 10 1916
QIs1c; June 10 316Gl9hc; July 10 5.l69l9sc @;
August 1914 0l9 slice; September 180l8kc OcIO-
Der rs dl7Ac; November l7hc; December II SIG
0l74c. Flour steady. Whisky a shade easier.
Wheat q shade tirmer. Corn hrmer Rye steady.
Pork gu ct and steady Lard weak at g y DlUh G..
Naval stores firm. Tallow active at i 40 l-l6c.
Freights quiet Coffee steady Rio I64sdl8ac.
BIgir week fair to good ref in2 ~ dT4c. Mo-
CINCINNATI, April "a - Cotton quiet; middling
1880. Wheat steady; 81 65Dl 81. Corn firm; 43c
Oats in fair demand; prices advanced to 40dai4c
Provisions strong. Mess pork nopin ally $l8 500
49, Lard strong sales OF steam at SIC, held at 81 c
at close; sales Of kettle at 9hc Bulk meats stro
end In good demand; shoulders 707a c. clear nib
9h09kc, clear 81 0sAe Bacon sirtnr; held
T1and at \ C less Whisky quiet, &c.,
ST. LopIs, ApTil "a Cotton dull and unchanged
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat scarce and
better; No. red fall ST. &c. held higher; No. 2
spring Chicago, : q bid and refused. Corn quiet;
No mixed 36c on track; sacked 44O45c Oats
firm, clO' ing higher; No. ao03lac track;
q ,oked B. y q. &c whisky firm, $40 Pork firm, Il ss
meats held firmly; she deIs 7c clear rib &C; clear
9kc on SPOT; no sales. Bacon firm; less doing;
shoulders she f. Jul SIC for August; clear sidee
II &C for July; NC for August. Lard firm; untry
kettle SOLD al 81 city steam held at exc Oh spot;
sRc for June
Foreign Mar kets.
LIVERPOOL. April "a, Bveniug-Cotton closed
quiet; midd ling uplRnds 81 q; Orleans 9Ad. Sales
I20O0 bales. Of which 1000 were for export aud
PARIS, April 24-Rentes 5sfS7c. Bullion decreas-
ed $50 600 franco.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-25

Gold oper ed at llTk Dll7E, against ITS at New
York and. after liberal business, Closed at
II7S airs &c higher than yestesdia az, agar 81
the interim. TIE sales summed up = isl 900 en-
bracing $500 $500 ana = oo0) at I'm; S 900
at III Il; S2S,oco at ll7S 0il7t; ZIG 600 +ooo,
5000 AID s7oO, at ll7la; sl8 oeo 5000 and II :
il7s.
dollars were still gu, ted nominal at llGdlli, aud
Mexican dollars at ] T. cent premium i'll gold for
new and for old.
The movement in sterling exchange was of fa!r
extent Under the influence of the advance of
gold In New York. the market opened about Il q
I y cent over yesterdays closing fguI es, but un
der the subsequent dec.ine in bills in that market,
lost the improvement in private. The sales
amounted to 46o,loo, committing 5000 bill OF
ladng at 1854 dl26l4; &35 900 and 4600 bill of
lad and 1 1000 AL clear at 1864; 235 40 bill Of
ladlDg at 1861. 0lZ7 $4,000 British ships bin
and 422O0 AL clear at III; $1,000 bill of lading
l27 l6; 2l8O0 AL clear at l27S, and 9leoO bill OF
The sales OF francs comprised 325 900, embracing
25,ooO and 75y0Co commercial at ASK. and 5000
and rs, coo at ASIA.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at I26h
0lI1 for bill Of ladins and Al clear, and l21'a
private and nominal at 80 for bank. and German
marks at II 0lllA.
The offerings Of domestic exchange we've very
hight. and rates were without fuotable variation.
The sales amounted 10 only $4,000, embracing
$4,000 and SIS O0sprivafe, ban ers' sight on New
York at go, and b20, 100 and SS 900 do at 5-l6.
The banks continue TO check at ! p cent pre-
MUM, and private sight still quoted at i d
SIG.
The only sale reported in stocks was 22d shares
Louisiana Leve+, preferred. at 81.
The sales off bonds included 5000 city gold
herring seven per cents at 59h and Sl4GO at
5ek They were quoted at the close at SO Ii G58a.
1ne demand for Metropolitan Police warrants
reported yesterday continued. and still higher
rates we're realized, being quoted at the close at
sOd9l, showing an improv ement of | = cent
The sales cluded Z 1900 at 9Oh. and $7tD, $1,000
ara 5000 at 81.
In scbocI cert ihcates we uoriced O. sale "a &6ODn
at 81 D. which about the closing quotation.
Nothing we reported in city appropriation Ger.
tihCates which continue nominal at 63d64.
In ordinary State warrants MOTTO, d sales of
$4,000 old and Clinton at "a ass, $40 600 do at
"a ass and $1,000 do at IS, at about which they
wers quoted at the close.
The only sales reported IN legislative warrants
were S2oOe at 76 and 5000 at IT, at which they
are now quoted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-25

The Herald prints the following as q
spe cial telegram from Vienna:
VIENNA, Anril l9-Swindling is reported
in connection with the appointment of the
American commissioners To the Interna-
tional Industrial Exhibition to be held in
this city. IT. is asserted that many of the
commissioners purchased the position for
the sake of the honor # appearing in an
official Oh racter at the Assem- blage of the
fair and during its management. One Of
the gentlemen says he paid the sum of
$4,000, hut the rate generally charged was
somewhere i'll the neighborhood of $4,000
The majority of the commissioners are in
capsble persons The more respectable
amcng them are engaged in iustituting
iuauiry into he matter If the swindle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-25
Don CarlOs Interviewed "A.

The New York Herald's Spanish CORES
pondent interviewed the pretender, Don
Carlos, in an isolated chateau in the south
of France one day last week. OF the dis
tinguished Bourbon the correspondent SAYS:
The first impression produced by the
Princes presence is agreeable. He is tall
and sim in person, with a remarkably
ehand7Ome face He wears his beard full
The first pleasing impression is rather
weakened as he speaks He is slightly
effeminate in his address, and his manner
and delivery are not in harmony with his
energetic, manly, physical appearance. The
immediate effect lie unfavorable, but this
consequence of his popularity, or habit, is
soon effaoed by his smile, his candid tone,
and, above all, by his good sense and CO.
gent reasons in exposition of his position.
Over two hours were passed in pleas
ant chat, the royal host evincing, in his
conversation, more liberality of sentiment
than the typical Bourbon ever gets credit
for. On the subject of the Church the
Prince is reported as saying:
l have never given any one reason to be-
iieye that after my accession to the throne
religion would he permitted to interfere in
politics or politics with religion. | greatly
value the influence of the priesthood. /
admire MANY men who are priests but
admire them In the Church, and would be
the first TO oppose their interference in
matters beyond their clerical sphere. No
country in the world is less susceptible of
government by absOlntists than Spain. 1t
never was so governed it never will be so
governed. The Basque provinces and Ma
yarre have from time imm-morial pos
sessed the privileges of free countries
They have always emphatically declared
they will leave the formation of q Spanish
constitution to the action of a freely
elected Cortes. / wonder there can still |
exist doubt of our intention in this re- |
spect.
NY programme of government can be |
set forth in few words. Everything shall |
be done through free Cortes or Parlia- |
ment. There shall be complete decentrali- |
cation in everything but general politics
Don Carlos expressed himself on the |
Cuban question IN this manner:
Although believe the abolition of |
slavery 10 he indispensable, l am of opinion |
that emancipation should not be at the ex. |
pense of the proprietors; therefore it must |
be gradual. As to the alienation of the |
colony. believe that no Spanish govern |
ment, of whatever form or nature it may |
be. dare propose or allude to the subject in |
Spain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-25
RECEIPTS OP PRnnUGE.


ST LOUIS-Steamer John Tolle-s7 bales cotton
III hhds tobacco 3575 bbls dom $50 bbls meal 100
bbis pork bbls oil Ibis whisky 81 cks bacon 1873
SKIS oats $50 SKIS corn 33J bales hay ties hams and
sundry produce
ClHCINNATI-StesmerT B Chutoh-l466 sks corn
l54 hhds tobacco SOC bhls 6onr I79 bills whisky 2Q1
tee bacon IS bbs meal 20 ties hams and sundry pro.
duce
TUNICA Steamer " Pike-l7e bales cotton ,
SKIS seed cotton 30 hhds sugar IS bbls Fnoasses and
sUndriPa
EVANSVtLLR-St amSr Robert hitchell--lo4
bales cote 308 bids tObaccn 6705 * 2L24
hbs pork 100 bbls whisky 227 bbs meat 303 ties lard
Sc cks bacon and sundry produce
GRAND BC0RB-Stesmer st Mary-l89 hales COT
ton IS sks cotton seed 10 hhds sugar aud auudr1es
LOWER CoASl-Steamer Hensley-25 hhds
sugar and sundrles
LOWBE COAsT-Steemer Bmpire-l0 sks flee r
bbls potatoes and sundries
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD.
SRW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
BRN RAILROAD, April A--326 bales cotton
hhds tobacco ard sundrv proanre
SBW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TBXAS RAIL
ROAD, April 24-33 bales cotton hhds tobacco and
sundr,ee
MOKaAES LOUISIANA AND TRxA. RAILROAD
April $50 bales cotton &c head cattle and sun.
dries
Aprll 2Les bales cotton 10 hAds sugsr ~ bead
cattle and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-25

The Emperor of Austria has invited all
the soyereign~ to be his guests during the
Vienna exhibition. The Prince of Wales
and the Crown Prince of Germany, who are
patrons at thu British and German exhibit
lions, WILL "e present ut the opening on the
first of NV There was some prospect OF
the hereditary Gland Duke of Russia being
likewise pr,,...nl; hut, according to the last
arraugrm NJ, he is t. arrive with the Gar
at tue beginning of June. The German
Emperor hls ,nnonnred his arrival Tor the
end f Jane. A. regards tne Sultan nothing
has vet been settled. An inquiry WAS made
on his email ~ 10 whether the Gar and
the CORN n Emperor were coming at the
san.e :iule IN hich case the Sultan, ex
creased "A sIeh 20 he present also. The
; reat lion undoubtedly will be the Shah of
Persia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-25
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN FHk NATTER GP MAXWELL l. CO.. BAEK-
Pupt-
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WHEREAS JOHN MAXWELL, FORMERLY
w Of New Orleans, bat residing at Kanka-
bee, Illinois, and H. N. Sora, of New Orleans, and
district aforesaid, members Of the late firm OF
Maxwell Co, duly declared bankrupt under the
at of Congress OF March 2, 1867, has this day
charge and certificate thereof, from all their
debts and other claims provabe under said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
in interest, that the seventeenth day of May,
1873, at II ~, is assigned for the hearing of the
and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer
of the said petition should not be granted and
further notice is given that the bankrupt II. n
Soria will undergo an examination before Regis
ter X llogg, on the fourteenth day of May, A D.
1873, at II A. NJ at his office, Cusomhouse uldiDg
New Orleans and 10 L Maxwell on the first dsy of
May, 1873 before Register H. N Hubbard, at Chi
cago, Illinois.
Clerks office. New Orleans, April 10, 1873.
apis IS myl K. LOW, Deputy Clerk.