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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
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Gales q soo bales AZ follows November ID l5-lG q
lac, D~eemSrr Il 3.I6a IA zee; January i4A a
= !3sac; February Il liss0i4 - 1c Mafeh Il i'o
soutbern fiour little more active; closed a
Oh ade firrner at sc o5a6 IS for common to fair ex
XIV steady at &c. What I02c better, active ex-
mort demand; 81 430l IS for vii ter red Western.
Corn shade I1ner and less active at 59ls a6oc for
prime Western mixed Polk duh and unchanged.
Beef dull; mess So 5o0lo. Lard 6rrner; IL d1ssc.
Tu,pentine steady at 39h 04oc. Rosin quief; 81 60
Tal0w firm and active; 81 al.
Money freely offered at sac. Exchange firmer at
G. Gold quiet at l070iG71s. Rates for carrying !. 6
sand a. Governments steady. states strong and
Conte Duh and unchanged; Rio ls4 a22Ac.
Sugar quiet and steady; fair to goud refining ga q
7c Molasses dull end unchanged. Rice STEADY
Skies Of 1881 li2.4 fve-twenties. Of 1892 1857; Of
1864 loi4 of 1865. l075s. log's OF 1871 llO1;
OF 1868. ll0's; new fyes 1861 ten-forties Io0A
Tennessee skies Ga new a. Virginia skies 80 new
IS. consolidated 49,, deferred "a; Louisianas IS,
new a. levee SKIES 50 Fights sAan n el6hnsuo
CINcIssATI November l.-Cotton steady; mid
dl ng 10 &c. Flour dull AID lower ar Sc 25a6 80.
Wheat Guiet at SI 250l 30 Corn firm at 4Jc.
Oats eteadv at 32d4oc. Poik-Old nominal; new
scarce and firm; obbiug sales ut : RAP So Lard is
scare, jobbiog at 7G1tc. Bulk meats nominal;
shoulders. 4k45c; clear rib sales at SIC; held
ders So acc clear rib 81 acc clear 644c. Whisky
86c.
ST. Louis, November ii lotion lower; mIhd1ng
l2asc Flour quiet and weak; little doing. Wheat
qaief; fair demand for sample lots of No. fall at
= i30l 20: No. red winter s 30. Corn fiimer:
No mixed 34c bid. oats dull and lower; No.
2219 033kc. Whisky dull; 90c. Provisions dull;
only small jobbing and order trade.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL November IL, 5 p. M.-Cottop to arrive
easier. Sales of uplands on the basis OF lew mid
dlngs, delivered November, 81 d; do basis good
ordinary. deli veratle Decent Der and January, Cd.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and
unchanged.
LONDON, November II. Evening Common rosin
Is 80 0ss I'd; fine rosin l2al4s. Spirits turpentne
Jis Sd ais.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
MEDICAL.
RUREAU OF MONAD,C Nrp,C,

4
RUREAU OF MONAD,C urp,c,yD
- Surgery ano Midwifery No lss Ri'-1,1tSoi Inc,
her Oh rampant street near Canal strs. iie' COT
,mTolcai Department-Cures Palsy Fevsrs
eipeias, Epilepsy, Insanity Dron. Rb., Ely.
nation Gays All painful afftcl ions and IN
Throe4 u -, the Brain, Spinal Cord and NarHaa
Bladde,r Eu5ISs, heart liver, stomach RoveIs
wees }or tba vs. Bones, Joints, etc Ien doI,ar:
n surgical Department-Reduces Er +, nHn aisease.
and S,a anu nlsiocations; speedily cures tnrst.i
SSaerlIity scrofu!a, all Urethraf an6 P .eEtS
transe yes, ttnereal, ScrotaI and ST. u; ~ .A1
tIueht or difficult Urnatiors. nrssar D.seases
nv a.putatlon and the Bladder nom T,tbo Lulu
GERS or 81 stones etc. and cures Ulcers. Can.
aaawtery Depa tmentLPositiva,r
ch VI the womb and ovaries al, ,,, al 9is-
yes uiceratons irritatjons ana suai US
wSasare painful or obst1uct4d froIn 81. nen me
sta.ssttf, The cause is remoyed I'D t Sny cause
stored III a few DAYS anu Meath re-
Lean addressed to postoffice box ~, Nav ~
hours for iadiaa a. VIII receive attention. once
IVA gentlemen from to 6 p M !" r. u.
Coron.+.s ~ LANCELOT H. EvERrTr
GTiialed DOCTOR of Medicine ana b. 1.
ne E ~ 70 Der of the Royal Coleys ~ S,osopny,
C "ea1 britain, Licentiate of Mi5uix f seons
Ciif roiegy formerly Obstretric srry anu
Enclsn mI' H slr James Y. Simpson. Basoun+ ~
Sixth Infantg roii OF The Louisiana Cavairv and
Mneraapentlcs and Embyyonic ~ arts, OF
lScmper of the Hunterian Sr ouic Evointions,
re .L ana Bellies Letters Ase.n; ~ HtSalcihe,
ioa 'he Universities of Great Br;,air ee 9em Der
who n 6 b. "a. fees honorably Returned
quo. 'heH 1ul value AZ a ulId nro
teen "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
By 9. e. Girardev b Co.
BRlCh DWELLING NO: 4os BAROlJNE STREET,
NEAR THE DRYADES MAlKEr
SUCCESSION OF DIVIDE OH BUYS.
Second District Court for the pariah of Orleans
No, "a 690 =.


Ply c. E: GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION.
| fee No. II Exchange place-SaTURDAY, Decen.
Der 8, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ. at the Mer,
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange on Royal.
between Canal and Customhouse streets. by virtue
OF Two orders OF the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans rendered IN the
anoVe entitled matter, will be sold by public auc
non the IGli1wing described property to wit:
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROuNU, together
with all lie buildings and mproverne uts thereon
IN the FIRST District Of this city in the square
bounded by Baronne, Dryades. Melpomene and
le1p .lchofe streets the said portion being com
posed OF he whole OF lot No. and small portion
ot the adjoining lot No. A. on plan by Hedin in
once OF T. o. Stark, notary public, plan No ISL
ana on plat or certificate OF survey BY j. A de
Heme court. twentieth June, 1885, annexed to an
act Llntl September. 1869, before A. Hero Jr no.
tary public. Said portion OF ground, according to
salG Plaza and sketch, meas lres about Is feet
lhcnes : lnes front on Baronne street, by the
depths following, to wit 1875 feet inch III depth on
the side line nearest to Terpsichore street: on the
opposite sde line, nearest to Mepomene street, 1t
runs parallel 10 the other side line for 80 feet
at which point it deviates from straight line
toward MepomeDe street and widenB the said
piece or portion of ground for further depth of
80 feet inch to the line thereof. which mea-
sures about 26 feet inches. The improvements
comprise two.stoIy brick house. retired from the
street, having front and side galleries, and known
as No. 4G6 Baronne street.
ierms-One third cash, remainder on a credit OF
one ana Two years, i'll notes of the purchaser
bearing interest AT eight per cent per annum from
date OF sale until final payment, with The penal
cause of i've per cent attorneys fees in event of
sun 70 enforce pay nlont, and the clause of insu-
laitce OF the property and transfer OF the policy
unrl the payment of the notes. The whole to be
secured by spec al mortgage and vendors lien on
Inc property sold, and purchasers to assume pay
ltHt over and above their bids of all taxes for the
year 1873, payable in 1874.
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers,
before "A. Pilot, Jr., notary pubic.
ocfl i;U8 10 Y 29 dec
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
The (lpera.

A very large attendance last night wit
messed the second performance of Lucia
di Lammermoor," and attested by their ap
plause the correctness of the remarks made
in the last issue Of the REPUBLICAN. The
public is beginning to appreciate properly
the thorough, yet unobstrusive excellence
that marks the performance of M. CanOnges
troupe. NJ Gadilho, at bourd, has in
stalled himself favorite, placing himself
outside the pale Of lypercritical, old fogy
comparison by introducing style essen
TALLY his own.
Mme. Lagye has caused us to regret more
than ever that Marguerite, in Les Hugue-
nots," is not a more prominent character.
N. Lourde 40 Ashton again displayed true
ability. M. DeGuerey as arthur made the
most of a subordinate role.
The Minister, tor, must be noted, for on
him, as we'll as upon Arsh,r and Ashton,
depends in great measure the su cess of the
grand sextuor in the second act.
LA File Terrible" the vaudeville that
proceeded the opera, was effectively rem
dered and afforded much entertainment
Tomorrow night we are to have Rossni's
grand Opel "Guillaume Tell" in which NJ.
DevOyOd will make his first appearance in
this city. M. DevoyOd comes from the
Grand Opera of Paris and report speaks in
the highest terms of his voice aud acting
Underlined for an early date we note LA
Traviata" in which Mile. Moisset is an
nounced to appear.
Academy Of Music.
Miss Lucille Western repeated her fin
ished persOnation of Gii6ertc in "Frou-
Frou," last night at this theatre to a fair
houee. In striking contrast to the airy
Frou-Frou, Miss Western viii appear to-
night in her thrilling PRESERVATION OF Nancy
Sykes q character which she has made pe-
iliarly her own. Even Charlotte Cush.
Inan has not made more OF this character
than has Miss Western. During the long
ran of the piece few years since at the
Grand Opera House, in New York, her act
ing Of the Part was pronounced by the press
and public to be the most vivid and real |
lstic OF anything of the kind ever seen upon
the stage. Her struggles for life against |
the brute Sykes, and the terrible death, |
once seen can not easily be forgotten. To |
make the strongest cast possible the little |
fsvorte, Miss Alice Harrison, will appear |
as Oiicer Twist Leah" will be played on |
Thursday evening.
ST. Charles Theatre.
The audiences are steadily gaining in size
at the st. Charles, fact 70 be attributed |
solely to the cone cientious and excellent
acting of Miss Ada Gray. She is not a
great actress, and is not sensational, vet
she easily wins favor with an audience.
She appeared last night. and will appear
again to night as Mercy Melr;cL in the
New Magdaen." Little Goldie' is I'M
derlined for Thursday evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
aIONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
W SCHMIDT VS.. MRS. NJ. J. BoRDEN-No. q

W. B. SCHMIDT VS.. MRS NJ. j. BORDEN-NO. 1894
FINHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
L II may concern. greeting: Whereas, W. B.
Schmidt, of the city OF New Orleans a. purchased
at sale made by the civil sheriff of the parish OF
Orleans, the twenty eighth day OF Nav. 1873
the property hereinafter described aud has ap-
pied Ia the Judge of this court for nionitinn or
advertisement in conformity with sections 1870 and
$3.50 OF act No. 96 of the General AS enby of 1870
cor monty known s the Revised Statutes of 1870.
Now. therefore know ye and ali persons inter
ested herein, hereby cited and admonshed in
the name of the State of Louisiana aud of the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, who cai.
set up any right, title or claim in and TO the prop
rrty hereinafter described, in consequence OF asy
irreaulIrity illegaliry i'll the app! aisemtut OF
or advertisement in the time and manner OF sale
for any other defect whatever to show cause
within thirty DAYS from the day this nonition is
first inserted the public papers, why the sale SO
made should not be homologated aud confirmed
The sad property was sold by the aforesaid sheriff
nv virrnt OF and pursuant TO writ Of seizure and
sale issued nv this honorable court, at the suit
", i. Schmidt Mrs. III J. Borden, No. 4.84 OF
thr docket of said court at which sale the said W.
B. Schmidt became the purchaser for the sum of
eight thousand dollars.
description of the property as contained in the
public conveyance:
4 certain piece of ground, together with the
buildings ana improvements thereon, situated in
the Third District OF this city, in the square
bounded by hspl..nade Craps, GreatInen aud His
tory streets, measuring seventy eight feet froat
Esplanade street, ninety one feet eight inches in
depth and seventy seven feet five inches IN width
on Iit rear line together Win Inc use OF an aity
fourteen feet eleven inches wide. opening on Craps
street. and common to said piece of ground and
other lots; said piece or portion Of ground com
prlses the whole of the lots designated by the
numbers tive, three and four Being the
property acquired by the defendant herein by pur
chase from pl4intitf herein as per act passed be-
fore Edward Barnett, late notary public in this
city, Oh the twenty-second day of March. l8LL
A. L. TISSOT,
Judge of the Second District Court for the Parish
" Orleans. acting in lies of the Hon. X. North
Culom, Judge of the Fifth District Court for
the Parish of Orleans absent from this parish.
THOMAS nUFYY Clerk.
New Orleans, October IA 1873. 0cli % non
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
The Grave of HI. w. Allen.

In describing the decorations and cere-
monies in the different cemeteries in New
Orleans on All Saints Day, we find the fol-
lowing notice of that gallant soldier and
eminent citizen in the New Orleans REPUB-
LICAN:
This column of polished Missouri granite.
erected by admiring friends, commentaries
the memory OF man whose virtues were
many and whose faults were few. None
can gainsay the truth of the epitaph craven
on the tomb of Henry Watkins len. which
reads as follows: Your friends will be
proud to know that Louisiana had a Gov
ernor who, with an opportunity of securing
a million dollars in gold, preferred being
honest in a strange land without one cent"
The tomb OF Governor Allen was profusely
decorated and ornamentcd with flowers
Perhaps some of our old Fusion friends
will object to having proper tribute paid
10 the noble Allen by Republican paper
on the same principle that they scorned the
donation of Governor Kellogg TO the suffer
ers of Shreveport. and the equally generous
gift of Lieutenant Governor Antoine for the
same purposel Governor Kellogg and
Lieutenant Governor Antoine gave of their
means To assist the afflicted, and our val
liable contemporary displayed most excel
lent taste il its tribute to n good and
worthy man. Can or will the Fusion prints
retarn the omplimenil-Sugar Planter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
COAL.
FOR SALE,

DOR sALE.-THAT VALUABLE TRACT CT
l. land lying in the forks of the Tchefuncta and
Bogue Falia rivers, one and one-half miles from
Covington, in the parish Of St TammaEy, contain
Ing SIX hundred and forty acres. Il is de sirabls
location Tor summer residences well timbered with
pine, oak, and ash, aud having about five miles
front ON the Two rivers, with convenient sand
without Expense to the owner. Apply TO F. H.
Hatch No. IS Carondelet street, OF o. Webber.
Covington, Louisiana. no2 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
PRIZE LIST


rH ne .i'ie 70 the above real estate is p,arapt..a
ponieIt. ne liberal terms of this schema hi
!. INN the reach Of all-the greatest
PRicR DF 1Sf ths poor man % rise to wealth
ticKefs S2'5 ffty-six tickets I25 liz to- eeeen
f. ndenna wing ". WIN be made under the snneIi,
otciaIs n ., committee appointed by the bIpbas,
IN ~ me stat. duly the faithful mes,
est oficias i h, auties assigned them. The heh.
T1. OILY ndorsed Mr.. Abeles. but also he nave
aenahd for tickets is urparalleIed az, SSIashe.
form 10, 20 latleipate in the drawing sbopid a,i ae-
'''AN 'nen CLUBS and send in their orders at once
Agents Wanted
'o'' oi'os ana towns in the United s+..,.
M oRey should be sent by reg;s.
purchaser in piaip with The full address OF r.
win eleven prisss q h eleven tickets has cbanc ..
chase s He person out every ten xh to win
prizes. ID bound to win two
circulars to The wans and particular, sena ,o-
dress and proprietor ard 81
sell 3m esd SIMON ABELEN q"
Aeavenworth, Kanssa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1873.
Supreme Court.


On motion of NJ. Grivot, or Suggesting
the death of Hon. Christian Roselius, and
on motion of Lewis Bush, on suggesting
the death Of Hon. Miles Taylor the court
said that receiving the resolutions of the
members of the bar, and considering the
death of the distinguished members, il
would adjourn till to morrow
Superior District Court.
John j. Barnett vs c. Z Grarley and
N. T. Ducros Pc tition for an Injunction.
Plaintiff alleges that he hired an office, No.
Is Royal street, and stand No 8 in the
Merchants Exchange, of defendants, and
that they are about to interfere with him in
the exercise Of his business, and therefore
prays that they be enjoined from making
any changes in his office. Writ issued on a
bond Of $500
City OF New Orleans VS. Home Mutual
Insurance Company.-The answer of the
defendants sets up the objection, that the
assessment of taxes was illegal because it
was for the Metropolitan Police fund. and
in violation of article llS of the constitu-
ton. 1t denies the constitutionality of the
acts creating the city park, and the right Of
the city to collect school tax.
First District Court.
NOLLE PRosEQUI ENTERED.
Carrying concealed weapon-C. w.
Underwood. Joseph Baryon.
Larceny-Nelly O'Ne,l
Assault and bait. ry-N. L. Cutohmore.
vERDICTs
cs State vs. Henry sheppard-Larceny.
State vs.. William Alexandre.-Larceny
Not guilty
State VS.. Thomas Davis.-Larceny. Not
guilty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES, =
By Walton, Davis & Freret.
BAKERY AND TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN THE
THIRD DISTRICT CORNER OF PORT AND
DAUPHINE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF B. BUSCKBR. DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No Sc 5l2.
SUCCESSION OF B. BUsCKBR, DECEASED.

pY WALTON, DAVIS 4 FRERET-J. B.
~ walton. AuctiOneer-Otfice No. 30 Camp street.
SATUhDAY December 10 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
koya, street, by virtue End in pursuance of an or
der OF the honorable the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans dated November = 1873,
docket No. 365l2, will be sold
THE BAKERY AND TWO LOTS OF GROUND
III ne buildings and improvements thereon. sit
uated at the Garner of Daiiphine and Port streets
square bounded by ROYAL and St Ferdinand
streets: Third District. The lot forming the cor
ner OF Fort and Dauphine streets. with the build.
Jugs thereon measures 40 feet inches front on
FORT street. by depth and front on Daupi,ine
street or III feet inches, between parallel lines:
the lot adjoining the above described measures 81
ieel II ches lines Tront Port street, by l21
feet lines in depth all between parallel lines
American measure
Terms aud Conditions-One-thrdc cash in United
MATES treasury notes. the remainder in one and
TWO years IL the notes OF the purchaser to his own
order, and by him Endorsed, bearing interest at
lhe rate OF eight per cent per annum from date
ara mortgage on the property until final payment.
with the cialse OF five per cent attorneys ices in
case OF SUIT Tor the recovery OF the credit pay.
ments: the buildings to be kept fully insured BY
Inc purchaser, and the policy of insurance trans.
ferred to the administrators until Iiua payment
Act OF sale before Joseph Cohn, rotary public at
Inc expense OF the purchaser. nos 2: 30 dec 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12

NO. 3d. 80.
by c. Z. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION
- eers-Nlcholas J. Hoey, Anctioneer-OfHce No
IL hXchangt p ace.-SATURDAY November ~, 1873
az twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auc.
toheers Exchange. on Royal between Canal ar d
CnsTomiouse streets, in this city of New Orle ans
py virtue OF an order OF the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated
october 10 1873 will be sold by public auction for
account of said estate
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together 18th all
the buildings and improvements thereon, in the
Third District of this city, In square No. Gil soUnd
ed BY Girod, Arts a. st. John the Baptist streets
measures 81 feet inches front or Grod street. Al
eet ii inches lines front Arts street GO feet
lhcaes me On the line dividing it from lot No. 10,
and "a feet inches line the rear line.
Terms OF sae-Cssh i'll United tates CURRENCY
act OF sale at the expense of the purchaser, be-
fore Joseph Cohn, notary public.
Ucl9 mol 3 Is Y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
; AUCTION SALES,

RY G. r. ESTLIN.-LUUSIANA AUCTION
- SALE STA BLES, No. 248 Common street be-
tween Rampant and Basin streets. C. T. Estin
Auctioneer. will have regular sales of Horses
at II A. M.
Constantly in receipt Of large Invoices of Ken.
tucKy ana Indiana Stock, which WIZ be sold on the
above named DAYS without limit. sele 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12

, Doctor Blank attempted 20 defend him
self against the facetious assault of
= friend by saying: II defy any person
HON l ever attended to accuse nae
ignorance or neglect" THAT you may
safely." said his assailant, ''for You
DIV. doctor, dead men tell no tales"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
By Charles E. Fortler.
E-FCRNlTURE-FCRN

Second District Court for the Parish o. Orleans
No. $685.
PT G. DE FERRET & CO-JOHS G. MON.
- rose Auctioneer-ofice Nc. 81 ROYAL street.
TUESDAl, November 25. 1873, at 1890 A. W.. on the
premises, Louisiana avenue. between Camp and
Chestnut streets, Fourth District viii De sold by
public auction by virtue Of an orCer IRON the
hon a: L. Iissot, Judge of tn" seccud District
Court for the Parish of Orleans, dated October
p. lE.3-
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FIR
NITURE.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes
ROLL % Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12

| The following telegram was posted at the Cot
| ton Exchange.
LONDON, November H. $50 P M.-Amount of bull.
lion gone INTO Bank OF England on balance to day
IS 48l ore.
Currency opened with fair demand at p az Z
Z cent premium, but at the close was less III re-
quest and was quoted at 202R.
Gold ruled at i01 y 1l09 for currency, and lo932
Gle for certified checks. The onlv sale reported
worthy Of note was SIS 900 at 1912 a o. Tie New
York market opened aI.d closed at lU.+s, touching
loIAs DIR ng the interim.
Nothing traIlsplred in silver.
The movement in sterling exchange was OF fair
extent comprising about 956 900, and embracing
all for certified checks) $1,000 bill Of ladng at no.
f2J00 and $4,000 do at llGl: ELS 600 do and 10 900
AL Gear al llGGll0a; 43J00 Al clear at llG4
$500 do al III; &2500 do at III Il i220O do at III 1e
& 1900 and $4,000 do and 92200 bank at - ana
4 1860 and 5000 bank for remittance at ll32.
The sales OF francs Included 10000 and 10000
commercial at $40 also for certified checks.
At the close bill of lading and Al clear were
quoted at lO1Hl0S for currency and l094s 0ll0 for
certified CHECKS bank at ll01 al ii for the former
and l3n l3l5 fer the latter and commercial francs
522is as ~ for the former. Bank francs were
t!reIy nominal.
The offerings of domestic exchange were of
liberal extent, and rates about q p cent
higher than yesterday. The sales comprised $685.
900 sight on New York at | u cent discount, ard
IL 600 do at both for cuTrencv; S22 600 private
bankers at v cent premium; $25 600 commercial
at Lie; S5G00 and +25, 900 do at i; 100000 and
425 900 do at !, and $500 do at Is al 3l6 all
tor certified checks.
The banks checked on New York at 4 Z cent
discount for currency and j premium for certified
checks, and private sight WAS quoted at / T. cent
discount for the former and al i fol the latter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12

FOR FLORIDA.
Cedar Keys and Key West, Carrytn~ III.
United States Mail.
- The New Orleans. Flortd,
F4 and Havana Steamship CompanT
rz.4.krlG VIII dispatch first class fast nas
senger steamer POW
Every Week,
From the foot OF Calltope street First District
RATES rF PASSAGE:
co,;u 10 Key West To Cedar Keya
S, ST.. .''.''''.''''......-S $50 SIS
49, e, i''se' Is
r., through bil!s of lading Issued to al pon-s in
.lorloa' Including Tampa, and to New York CHARLES
ton and Savannah. - SA-"11 oo-
None out the company's bills of Ialiur s;enes
e.u noiie signed after sailing of the stearreJ
.np'.hutu passenger accommodations AZ, d tbrouph
tickets given to above poute ~ "usn
office. "' Peiu-t from Inc
For freight or passage apply TO
i. n. ROBERTS. Treasurer
No. 100 Common street
Over the Louisiana Nat;nnal pa,s
de5 ly oA regular Gay.