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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, February 10, Evening Got
l1u closed dull: sales 1GH bales; middliug
,sFiands 2lIsc, Orleans 2lAsC. Net receipts
:as:l9 bales. gross TO- 81 bales. Sales for ex-
port 70 bales Sales Of futures T., 900 bales:
February 20 Il 20l4c; March 20 5-l60
~ 7-lGc: April 203s l07!e, May 20 l5-l6 q
alc; June II 5-lCd2l@sc Flour dull and
Acavy: common to fair extra $6 80 a 9. good
90 choice 50 Is -. Whisky dull al 94c.
Wheat dull aud numiual!y unchanged.
Corn q shade frmer. kce very active and
strong. Pork frmer At SlI 20. Lard Sl4
Sl4e. Naral stores quiet. Tallow active.
Weigh, qaiet
CisC,xSATI, February t0-Cotton dali
x.f nominal. Flour dnli 1t sScS -.
STh.a, duh aud lower: Nc: red winter
81 ;ael;2. Corn quiet =: tlc. Oats quiet
ar n & go. Pork nominally unchanged.
q ard ,tesdr: sale, st steam Sf !4Sc; hfid st
: ;ac: Kettle -. Sc. Bulk meats steady;
salty cured helI-~shculierS issc; clear rib
s,4sr; clear csc. BsoVR steady: dema0a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
FROM FIRST PAGE

=,1rl OF the committee OF thirty in the As
Srvi(,iv on Saturday. He will preVioh7i!
communicate with President Theirs, o.,
The trial Ot nine persons, charged with
,aviai,;ug. and subsequently murdeIlng
rheis victims, has begun at Doual; The
crimes we're perpctrated in the nc;ghboring
goresg ut intervals from !he bcglnnln. 81
$50 10 September, 1872.
II J,,,rdrs publishes letter from one OF
%anpicgn's ministers. whose name IL not
s,;ren. confirming the revelations made by
yJnkr SIC Granlmont as to the promises Of
z.ssistaace made by, Austria to France at
shs &egilning OF the war with Prussia
enc. correspondent adds to Gtanont,@
s4atefncnts that the treaty for triple ALI
aucc vas nearly concluded between France,
Acsly and Austria. but it was not signed be-
gause Napoleon rejected Is IA dishonoFabIe'
The same writer also asserts that II was
5v Hustria's suggestion that Rome war
rIvsrr UP 10 the Italian government.
ETESl.vs, February l0.-The Grand C"un
I'll has decided against a complete srpa!a
:lon Of church and State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
CONNIE EsCiAiS
MoNrAY EVENING. Febrnarr u. :.

CorToN-The sales :o-day embraced 1890
bales. exclusive of 300 omitted on Saturday.
when the actual business was .S00 bales.
not including any of the day previous.
Prices were easier and require reduction
of isc in our figures fox low middling to
strict middling inclusive. and a partil! re.
duction to the same extent on good or.
binary. We give also the Exchange tisnres.
which are for average lists according with BIS
official type. while ours present the proper
range OF the market for average lists, but
with the outside figures fox low middiing
and tie tower grades given as the outside
figures for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
potatoes l276 bxs candles 20 ties hams and sundry
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.

observation-disclosures City of Cairo-44 hhds 10
oaccO and sundry produce
81 LOUIS-Steameg Mary / EOrsyth--Sundry
Western pToduCs
IAXOO RIYER-SteameT Seima-i0l. bales cotton
1913 ska cotton seed ard suudrles
rAMDkN--S:eameg Lotawanna-ll28 bales ceVtoh
and sundres
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lizzie Hopkins-197 hhds
sugar 90 bbs molasses u haf bblS do ~ bales COT
Ton and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradish Johnson
q. hhds sugar 22I bbls moasses and sundTles
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MORGAS'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
February 9-l26 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 10.
hhds sugar bbls sugar $50 bbls molasses nan
bbl4 90 and sundries
February 1916 bales cotton ;: SKIS seed cotton
100 hhds sugar CD bbis mOlssses and sundres
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS KALI
ROAD. February 1873 bales cotton ard sundry
produce ,1
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND tREAT NORTH,
ERN RAILROAD FEBRUARY IQ-2667 bales cotton
and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

QrEEsSTOWE-Barl Coiumbis--ll:0 bales cot
ton
HAyRR-Bark Constsntire---iiat bass cotton
5000 -tsve.
LIvERPD OL-Ship WoodburD-i'3: bales cotton
1910 slaves
BARCELONA-Ship FaSo,ita--l99s bales cotton
81 20O slaves 1900
HsvRE-Bars Martha 4 McNei!-:t-5 bales cot
Ton 1909 slaves ~
BARCELONA-Bric Jo'"n Misuei--''h "ales cot
ton 1920 slaves
QUhhNSTOWS-BarS Faedreneiand't-' bales
col on 1000 slaves
LIVERPOOL-Nhip william ioc-Slgo pae-c COT
ton 5000 slaves PSI AXIS oilCakc
BREMKN-ShIp I hIai ,-l25l bales cotton 80 3aies
moss 49, hhds tobacco 5000 slaves
Observation-Disclosures Ch .io: 1874 bale. cot
tor IS 600 bushels in bulk q bb., ;a.!oA i"'n
SKIS oilcaKe 10 pkgs mdse $50 s;.Fes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
PECEIPTs OF PRODUCE.

Observation-Disclosures Eeurv Tete---;
ba3es col ton ~. Al... -usa IA bbis uOia6ses .AG
5uudrftS
TUNiCA steamer " y fike--8J6 bales eo.to:
"a ss cotton seed sks seed cotton 80 shds SugaS
40 bbIs raolasses aud sUnuTIes
NEMPHIS--StcaI er plIt.. Aba and 08rgc-2II:
bats cotton a1d sLn-1,s
EAMDEE--Stealue1 EVL.te..''e--.ias bai.s cot ;,
and FunlreS
VICKSB!Rti-S Ste ,n,er r Z L-e---.4f. .sies cotton
Sll1 Ak, cotton seed and srudrIes
.HREEhPOt !-St. amer =. ta--.G1! bales cotton
aud oIrdiies
SHREVEPORT S.ea1c.. Mary K Poe-l30: lales
cotton and sU.drles
CAM!EN-S.ean.er Berths--Io0i baies cotton IL, i
srn'rl-s
HCH;LE-Stearper CIeoic-28! b.ies cotton snd
suEdrles
"HaEVEPoRr-s:ea;ne. Rapides-793 bales cot
ton a,It: sundries
CINCiSNATI--Stea7 ~ ; Hals-3 hhds tobacco
;4o3 baes has 6ae AIS 9ats LIS bbs whisky III. Ska
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

4 rumor prevailed in San Francisco fine
other day that Governor Stanford had sold
the Southern Pacific railroad 20 Thomas A.
Scott. The San Francisco Chron:cLc says:
The Southern Pacific embraces the road
frou, San Francisco. by way of San Jose
and GiIroy. through the valley OF the Sa.
Iinas, and connects with the roads tina: are
80 accommodate Los Angeles and San
Diego. and finally to connect with the roads
now in process of construction from Mar.
shall. Texas, by the thirty.seoond parallel,
to the crossing of the Colorado.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

Amass meeting of leading colored men.
in favor of Cuba. will be held in Washing
ton the third of March. 1t will be addressed.
among others. by Senator Carpenter. Gen
eral Banks and Representative voorhees,.
Mr.. Downing will proceed through tho
South. after the fourth of March, to organize
Cuban emancipation aid societies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

A meeting of the paturalized Republicans
of the parish of Orleans will be held this
evening at hal!past seven o'clock. at their
rooms over Kernberger's saloon. corner Of
Customhouse and Dauphinc streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

General Clarke, postmaster at Galveston,
is working hard TO get such a change made
in the schedule of the Texas Central rail.
road as will insure mail connection with the
interior Of the State. but thus far without
success. He will push the matter and keep
pushinp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

John sheppard vs.. ship GhOise--So.
10 l02.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L District of Louisiana In obedience TO an adj
miralty warrant , 10 directed in above entitled
suit have SCI ged and taken INTO my pOssessioI!-
THE SHIP CHOiSE, her boats tackle. etc. now
iibeed by John .h ppard, for the set forth
the libel now pending Ia the District Court OF
the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
owner. thereof an" all AVID every person or per.
sons having pr. te"Ging to have any right. title
interest in or to the same to be and appear at
District Court of the United Sites for the district
atore said. 10 be holden at the city of New Orleans
the third Monday of February. 10 show cause. II
any they have can. why she said ship should not
be condemned and DO sold a. ably to the prayer
of lIbtants.
United States Mars'ar- of'c-. View Orleans
twenty -tft!. day OF january. l5;.i.
s. b. PACKARD,
1l28 fpi 10 !? OFltrd States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

4 Boston artist, John a. Whipple. Of No
291 Washington street, has photographs OF
Prince William Lunalilo. the new KING Of
tine Hawaiian island. The portrait makes
him an inteIligent looking young man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

Napoleon " is tall, slim, and of I'M
prepossessing appearance. He pays very
little attention to dress. and would easily
pass Tor Hebrew.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

There was no executive session of the
Senate yesterday, and consequently there
are no combinations of appointments by the
Governor to announce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

1t is pleasant TO know that play bear
ing the title of "Three Men After One
Woman" was burned ID the Fifth Avenue
Theatre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

The lowest point Of the Thermometer yes.
terday morning was II above zero at
Pittsburg. The highest point yesterday
afternoon was 50. at Indianola. when it
was % at New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

Archbishop Purcell. Of Cincinnati. pro-
mulgates an edict that in his diocese no
child shall receive the rites of first COM
munion unless he. or she. has attended
Catholic school for two years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
RAILROADS.,
"~>'~e~-''o
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

e'o~s = o
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arriv. as follows s!,ou 'fsPOs
!ost OF Caliopc street,
DKPARTs AHRIV&
Express. o... SEC a. 81 'Rr press.....1 l:G0y Ne
Mai. .6:0O 7. NJ Mail. U,:jJ AZ Ne
AcCommUda. iACCCOmIuda
.lon........4,O0 r. ~ tioH........ 9,95 No
This line is many miles the shortest. and many
hours the quickest 30 al points North and East.
and tn" only line running EuilmaH's Pa ace Sleep
ing Cars to Louisville. Hun bold. end Memphis
"lth"Ts change. Only on" chang" to prlHcipa1
cite. North and East. Tickets f.: .aie aud ali ido
f0rmaJit II given corner Camp and Common stg.stso
under City hotel, New Orleans.
~. d. SHELDON ag.sc
JAZZ L. D. FROST. General NafMssRo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

Interested parties are requested by Nr.
n. C. Folger. State tax collector of the
First District. TO settle their license bills
without delay. at lis office; No. l69 Gravier
street. Due notice will be given of his
readiness TO issue tax bills collectible in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour. of New
York, with his family, has gone South to
remain until May or June next.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

Senator Wilson's resignation will take
effect later than he a; frs; intended. in con-
sequence Of the indisposition of Mr.. Sum
ner. Should he resign to take effect at
once. Massachusetts, would be practically
without representation in the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

The New York Assembly has passed
bill to prohibit officers of the NATIONAL
Guard-mi litia-holding municipal offices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

Mr. Sothern. the actor, is said 20 be ne
gotiatins for the purchase Of the Liverpool
Post for hch the present proprietors ask
$50, 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

The Canton Mat recommends reduction
of railroad trave! TO minimum prices.
arguing that it costs no more to carry
crowded train to New Orleans than it does
to fake them half empty. Thousands OF
people would visit the city if only three
or four dollars was the COS: Of passage,
whereas only score or two run down for
day, and then hasten back 10 escape large
hotel bills. The Maii argues further that if
the cost of comfortable nights rest was
reduced from two dollars to fifty or seven'
ty.iye cents the night trains would De CONE
posed entirely OF sleeping coaches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
BELOW COMING UP.
HYPORTS-

Schooner Constance, ATnet, :. days from Bonae'a.
20 Morgan &cO-
Schooner Rlcnd iowa Little. u days from PTO'i-
dence, to Union Oil Co
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
4 meeting of the Isabelle police board

4 meeting of the Isabelle police board
was TO have been held last evening a: Odd
Fellows Hall. No quorum Of the commits.
sioners was obtained, however; consequent
" nothing was done. RumOr hath it that
a full complement Of captains and sergeants
have been appointed. and the trouble now
seems to be to get men to serve in the ranks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

The Boston chief of police. in his annual
report. makss . lengthy sppea! !os woman
suffrage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

Tuwboat Petrol Snnk-Thc CnptniH an"
.sjy Others Lost Bark Repaired-Alu-
n.suu Finances Amount Needed 10
L.,v Interest Chicago Merchant Conn
,,,Ifcd SSuicjde-BDiIer ExpiOsiOn Two
PronrjctOrs kilied-HailrOnd AccI-
%rut-PasseDgcr Car Thrown Into the
R;vcr-Ki.ted and Wounded
g.,>.iSNATI February lO.-Ihe toWboat
2styei. II j. reported. struck a log: Inc
g,,l.,t,.iu avian: ashore, but was CHILLED 10
death. Seven rthers were Lost.
Huir.X.N \. s., February lO.-The bark
Tapaka has undergone repairs. she hal!H
sa-nighi for London. ;,
ATLANTA, February lO-GoVerhor Shhth
.a.y,Y q .nccial message 10 the Legislature to
,be cAec, that $500. i35 must he provided
syyis current year 10 meet the bonds falling
AZ ur and 10 pay the interest on the public
ssbr. Among the debts $4,000 are re
.s,yfired 20 meet the claim OF Rnssell Sage.
and sufficient to pay the interest on S15I 900
at gnid bonds, up to January !, 1874, to pay
I,,uds falling due this year anu January |,
1924. and 10 pay the interest on the public
ass5t.
The message was referred 20 the Joint
Finance Committee, TO report upon to-.
2aarrOw.
(;ulrAGo. February lO.-Iienry W. Bigc'
law a well known and wealthy citizen,
committed suicide last night.
HAVANA, III, February 10 Tho boiler OF
Yates x Brothers Agricultural Works ex'
pladed to-day, killing both OF the propr!r'
gTrrsv.LLr, Pa. February iO.--This af'
ysyaoou the Brady's Bend accommodation
srain, an rhe Northern. Allegheny and
gaITev railroad, when near Scrub Gras5
station. broke a rail, aud five cars Of oil and
q passenger car were thrown from the
sra.sls down the bank. The following were
younded: Michael Kain. Q. Singleton. q.
a, &uox. }. 2. Riddle. j. Hanna. II. Miller.
s. $. Hamilton, w. Froriarty. John IL.
%hlto and the train boy. The passenger
eozch still remains in the river the
wrsckers being as vet unable to raise It.
gSwo hoaies are floating in the water inside
She car, but can't be extricated. How
1aany persisted is yet unknown. The con-
sfuctor is unable to tell the number OF per
so,s that we're in the i'll fated car.
ST. LoUts. February l0.-Mrs Crittenden.
qpia!ow of the late Senator Crittenden. OF
Gcntuckv. died here yesterday at the resi-
Fence Of her sOn-!n-!aws
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

A loaded hatboat sunk at the opening OF
Bayou Lafourche few days SINCE The
freight consisted OF ninety-two hOgsheads
of sugar, two bales o. cotton. several bar.
reis of morasses. and quantity of sun
dries. The cotton. moiasses. sundries. and
some eighteen hogsheads OF sugar ;consid-
erablv damagedl were recovered from the
sunkeu boat. but the remainder o: the
sugar was lost. The cargo was insured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

A number of the planters of Ascension
parish have adopted the share system in
securing labor for the current year, while
others still hold to the plan Of paying Ia
borors monthly wages. In the New river
district all the planters have adopted the
share system as the only safe method Of
running their places. being at once advan'
tageous to the planter aud most acceptable
20 the laborer. We learn this from the
nonaldsonyille CNicfs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

moderate; shoulders 525c; clear rib "a q
use: clear 75sc. Whisky steady at SIC. :.
ST. Louis. February :0-Cotton dun;
middling I9lac. Flour in fair demand ana
firm: snperGne winter s.. 5Oa 8: extra win,
ter So p a6 50; double extra winter 8. %
al 20. Wheat dull: buyers and sellers
apart: No. " spring Chicago 81 81: soft DO
81 l0ai d.; No. :; red fall 81 81: No. req
winter 81 go asked. 81 70 bid Corn-Mode
doing: No. mixed Bic on East track; $50
elevator. Oars dull: prices dropping; No. :
- a 2GIlc on East track: - a Bic IL elevator.
Whisky a shade better. az S93 3.H2cs Fork
quiet and irregular at ST. - q y. Dry SAT-
meats and bacon-N0 movement i'll round
lots: large order demand. but owing to the
blockade the Southern railroad orders can
not be filed. Lard--Only peddlin! S:ade'
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. February 10. Evening Tot
ton unchanged; sales l0,GO0 bales; export
and speculation 1000: middlins "glaads
9tsd; Orleans lO12d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

Tho House Committee on Patents has
finally agreed to the bill tor the reOrganiza'
ton of the Patent Office. and Tor the division
of it into separate departments, similar to
that of the Agricultural. The bill also re.
vises and amends existing patent laws. but
does not materially change chem. the object
being TO effect the separation with the least
possible amount of trouble and friction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE REPUBLICAN
Tuesday. February ! 1873.
rrENRED YESTERDAY.

i'.: "a steamship Chevoit. Tate. for Liverpool
British shi. William Y0r H0"cs. for Liverpool
British snip WoOahurn. HsLtweil. tor Liverpool
German ship HAND. Meiner5 too Bremen
Spauish ship Favorita C4-.Lht ia for Barcelona
NOryyeE au chip Faedreu.!audet HELM, tor !eens'
town Tor orders
Norwegian bark Constantine Een-icksen, for ilavrs
EoT vegaI bark LoiHInbia. .tIomOuT:. fox Gueelia-
town
Bark Martha 4 Mcneil. WAITE, for llavre
Spanish brI, .oy"n Miguel. MaEIstdnss tog 31''"'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

DUTTEs ...CHEEsE ....o..BUTHER.
300 Firkns StTirtiv Choice GOSHEN BUTTER
80 Tubs Strictly Cho ce GOSHEN BUTTER.
50 Boxes Choice New York GRE3 GEESE.
D C4ses Choice GOSHEN BUTTER, in 10 ID cane.
Is Cases Choice GOSHEN = TIER. in 5 ID Sanso
TO FIklns Choice WESTERN BUTTER.
50 KEGS ChaCc WEST ERN BUTTER
100 Packages choice Yellow Roll BUTTER
AL these goods al store, and for 5. lie ~
HOfT Il WILCOX,
fe93e No. 81 Tel OHpitou az street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
eeASD-e
TEX AS RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD
Passenger Depot foot of Gabal ~trcefs
On and after February 9. i8s?. ;g1.!us se.aso ~
4. NJ. and sis p. NJ.
Trains arrive nj 3:33 p. 81 ard AZ. NJ.
PLLIMANs PALACE SLEiP!N's Ears run
through 90 iyncibuTg. Atlanta. Louisville AMI Sto
LOUIS making ."se Correct!0ns wit Il al. the Iopuo
lar 9nutes to TIM. East. North and Westo
Tickets for sale corner Camp and CouS3non
streets. opposite City Hotel and at depot.
NORMAN e. JONES'
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
y. II. SCRANTON,
iaf " General Superintendent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
Ia28 Eel 10 II Crited States Marshal


pran-NO. 10 TU4.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
a District OF L0uIslaua---In obedience 20 an ad-
rhiraltv warrant, to me directed in the above
entitled sui!, ! have seized and taken into my
posse. sion
TIE BARK TARPBiAN her tackle. etc. now Ii.
hele6 by William Seelt aud 0th.r4 for the causrE set
forth IN the libel now pending the District Court
o! the United States.
And DO hereby cite and aimcnisf the
owner a. owners thereof, and all and every
person or pera0rs having pretending to
haV. any right. title interest III or to the same.
20 be and appear At d District Court of the United
States for the distric, aforesaid. 20 be holden at
the city o! New OreanE. or Tn. third Monday OF
February 10 Sow cause. i any ''"y have can
why 1t" saIi bark shoult not be 'o1demned
and he sold agT.eahly 20 h. pr.v.. of nclIrlts.
United states Narshais o'h"". Srw Orleans
'Se.t! '.ftE day Of January Il
fniS Fnit-,. state. Marshal,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
Weather Report
Ar DKPAF1 hF.NT I
Dfice Chief Signal Giticer, :
Washington February 10, 1873 4:3a e. h. }
PROBABILITIES.


The low barometer over Wisconsin will
gr,cvc eastward into Canada, accompanied
nv brisk and high winds from the Ohio val
}g-y to the upper lakes and Northwest on
'EtIesd,t, Fresh and bIisl: and probably
sEgb westerly 10 northerly winds. falling
temperature and clear and clearing weather,
accompanied by probable areas Of light
snow over the upner lake region. For the
Middle States, fresh and brisk winds. in
ersasing possibly to high over the lake re.
gIon, aud rradually veering To sou;heriy
sad westerly, rising temperature. cloudy
Seather and areas Of generally light rain.
For New England, winds shifting to fresh
and brisk southeIlv. rising temperature and
cloudy weather. For the South Atlantic
States, fresh sOutherly to westerly winds
and generally cloudy weather: For the
Gulf States east of the Mississippi, winds
veering to southerly and westerly, cloudy
weather and possibly areas OF light rain.
Ror Tennessee and Kentucky, cloudy
weather and rain, but winds veering u
sTesterly and northwesterly, and clearing
weather during Tuesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
ruG CROMWELL LINHs

TUE CkDNSS BILL LiSEs
For New YcrA Direct,
Thln Itae ia composed OF the Steamships
SEg ORLEANS sOgTss
9EORGE CROMWELIe OBOEGB " ASIsISGyoBo .
e~15res Use steamship
SEyS ORIE3Sss
EV. GAGEI. Eomnanfe26
SATURDAY.. February IS -: 4. NJ
Wi: !eays her wharf, foot Of TouiOuSe street, -
a5ovs.
s2SAaR9.s . sssSssS Wv
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen ana havrH tSkGS
~ this Inc and through bills OF lsding given reg
the ssnss goT ireigat or passage apply to
ALFRBD MOULTGS,
ia> Po. al Csrnuit et aLssso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
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