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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
THE HAND OF A BABE.
BY JOAQUIN MILLER.

There was one who stood by the waters one eve
With the stars her hair. and the bars OF the
Broken up at her feet by the bountful boon
OF extending old trees-who did questioning gIeve:
Z" The birds they 90 over us two and by two;
The mono is mated; his bride in the bnughs
sits nursing his babe and his passionate vows
OF love you may hear them the whole day through.
There is nothing that is that can yield one bliss
Like innOct Mt love; the leaves have tongue,
And the tides talk low in the reeds and the young
And the quick buds open their lips but for this.
" In the steep and the starry slences,
on the stormy levels of the limitless seas
Or here in the deeps of the dark brow'd trees.
There Is nothing 30 much as a brave mans kiss.
There is nothing strong, in the stream on tho
land
In the valley of pa ms. on tie pinnacled snow,
In the clouds of The gods, on the grasses below.
AS the silk-eod touch of baby brown hand.
. It were better to sit and 20 spin on a stone
The whole year through with babe at the
knee,
With its brown hands reaching caressinS'g,
Than to Sit i'll gird!e of gold and alone.
" barren dull days when never the brown
Sweet hands of babe hides back in the hair.
Wien a mother comes home with burden of
care,
And over the life OF Ler life bends down.
- Il were better, perhaps 10 be mothers of men,
AUd to lnuImur not much: there are clouds in
the sun.
Can woman undo what the gods have done,
Nag, The things must lie az the things have been"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
River and Marine News.

SOUTHWEST Pass November q P. NJ Barometer
$685. 1ind souI utheast, blowing strong. Ar
rived Norwegian bark Mercurias iudwigsen
master fort, three days tIom Caldif, Wales, in
ral,ast to nasteJ; MOI wegiau bark ?. Blrde >dOI II
PeTkels0n aster, fOrtV-e ght days from HAVE, IN
ballast. 10 order; American bark A y Franklin,
HolbroOk, master twenty four days from New
York with a general cargo, To George ". Hynsop;
steamer Kn!, keT booker, at 40 +. NJ. eager mas
ter from NJ York TO A. Noult0n; ship Pride OF
England, Lemieux, master. fifty SIX day from Liv.
-TpOol, with salt. To order steamship Vandaa,
FIauzer, master at A. NJ, from Hamburg, via
HAVE ard Havana TO Williams, Rupert Co.
Scholarship Francis P. Sage and steamship Juni-
at,. The barks John ). Harris and GIantOa
sti anchored outside, outward bound
PAss-A-LOUTKE, November -, N0oD.-W.nd south
east. blowing hard. weather cloudy. Arrived
French ship Emma, OLIVER master, fifty days
from Havre in ballast, 10 Hoffman Co. No de-
partures
vIcksBrRG, November 22-Dowr-Mary Alice
and barges at 3 p. NJ; Katie, at P. NJ; William J.
Lewis at II P. NJ Up-Robert Mitchell, at twelve
last night. Up to lsy-PaIg oud, at u ii. Weather
cool and cloudy River falling.
MEMPHIS November 2l.-Weather warm and
raining steadily all day, Depalted-E!!a, fol White
ivrii Ben Franklin, fol Cincinnati; City OF Helena,
Tor st. Louis.
81. LOUIS. November 22-Eo boats arrived. De.
parted-PauliEe Carroll Ton New Orleans; Julia,
Tor VicksbuTg Clinton, City oh Quincy and St 10.
seph, for Memphis. River TAI ing slowly. Steady
rain all the evening.
EVANSVILLE November 22.-weather cloudy and
RAINY The river has risen TX inches
PlTTsBFRG November - River falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE November p. River falling slowly
with six feet in the canal and four feet in the pass
Weather waim with rain.
CINCINNATI, November 22.-RIver twelve feet and
stationary. Deparied-ShannCn and John Means
and barges, for New Orleans.
CAIRO. November 22.-Arrived = Molie Moore
from New OIleal s. at 10 last night: c. i. Church.
for st, Louis, at A. NJ. The river has risen nine
inches. RaiLiI all day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati ya-eti.
tells very amusing anecdote about a tor.
mer city editor OF the ERGuireF. named
Bennett, which illustrates phase of Jour
Ddilstlc enterprise never KNOWN in New
England but which was common enough
at the West when Artemus Ward was a
local on a Cleveland newspaper, and
Mark Twain gatheIeT vi river news on the
OHIO When news was scarce Bennett was
IN the habit of inventing extraordinary
navy items Tor his department, a tavOrite
Tesourse being to make children fall from
the landing OF the Newport ferry -boat into
the river, and to have them rescued by
his acquaintance. He had honored one
Mr.. kellum Celia Burleigh's first Lusbandl
several times in this way, when the tictI-
tlouS savior OF drowning innocrnts became
tired of The joke, and at last called at the
EHq"ircr office and demanded that il
should not be repeated.
He was assured that his request wouId
ne complied with, and so it was in its letter
nut hardly in It's spirit. for lie next day the
enquirer contained paragraph to the ct-
fect that beautiful little girl. the daughter
OF prominent citizen of Newport had
fallen from the ferlyboat into the river. and
that Mr.. helium. who was standing 0y, and
could easily have saved tho child from a
watery grave, refused 70 rende. the least
assistance
When kellum, boiling with rage, went to
the EHq"iFo TO seek an explanation OF
what he had begun 10 regard in tie light of
a persecution, his threats of vengeance
were suddenly stopped by BENEFITS taking
of his coat and coolly saving:
You're not a bad fellow in Your way.
kelum, but can't stand any interference
with my department. If make any state
nent in the Enq'ber, you must not come
round here contraGicting it. That isn't
Journalism. you know, ana il must be put a
stop TO at any price"
kellum's wrath instantly subsidized and
the two men remained friends until Ben
nett's death.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, November o. Evenng-Cotton
cas- er; middiings 5S.|tc; net receipts 1925 bales
2l.iCo bales. as follows: November I5i.c; De
cember l5l4 0l5 93l: January Is a-i60l5 l9 3lc:
February l5ss ais l5-l6c; March l64c April To-. a
10 l7.32c.
Flour dull; prices unchanged. Wheat Inactive
and lower; shippers hold of; winter red Western
S IS. Corn inactive prime Western mixed in
store 69c. Pork firm; new + II so Lard steady at
'7sc Naval stores quiet. Groceries firm Freq hts
steady
Money active at 7dl 81 commission Sterling
heavy at :. God strong; ll85s QllOh. Govern.
ments duh and stronger. State bonds quiet and
nominal.
Money-Eates for carrying 1892, l-l6, 364, : and
: gold.
The subtreasury balances-Go,d, s48 III ,O89; cur.
rency, j. Il, 1872 l43
Cold opened at 10, sold up to liOl! down TO
lo9'i, up to ll013, down To 10 AID up llOl the
present quotation. There s bull clique III the
market working it up TO It's utmost. The rates on
90 loans have been from ! per aunum to 5 $40 II
cent for two Gays for carving.
Foreign exchange is weak, with sales of prime
bankers demand at lo8 and sixty days first class
bolrowers On call money is accessible at 6Q3
prime mercantile paper is quoted at u 10 ~ cent
with not much business below - t. cent. Gov
eminent bonds as ii rule are higher than yester
dAy. Southern States bonds at the board were
strong for Tennessee and Missouri 10 which The
business was confined. Tie stock market has in
The main been steady, although at time during
the first hour OF business It was weak.
SKIES or 1881 ia 3; hvetweutIes of 1862 1895 of
1864. lO9 i; of 1868. 10 H J.; of 1857 liz !;
of 1868, III i; new fves l04i, ten-forties IO8
States bonds unchanged
CINCINNATI, NovtmD-r 22.-Cotton firm; middIinp
lac. Flour firm at 80 15d7. Wheat firm AT Il 40
Corn firm; old ear and shelled 05i055c. Oats quiet
ana unchanged Provisions irmcr. Pork strong;
sales at + Y -; held at : Is. Lard-seam held
FIRMLY at : d14c kettle II, d1i,c. Bulk meats
brm shoulders Sc; clear rib 6c; clear b l,c. Bacon
shoulders scarce and iirm, bn6tc; clear rib Gl q
bAc; clear & d1c. Whisky steady ata35c
ST. LOUIs, November 22-Cotton firm and higher
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat advanced: No
spring Chicago = "a al 05; No fall + il 29I, a
~ Corn dull No. mixed ~ ai34,c track and
IN elevator. Oats dull ami dropping; No. , 36I, n |
sc IN elevator. whisky nomiF al. Pork nominally
higher SIR 30. Dry salt meats firm: loose clear
rib 8 &c IN December Bacon-Notliu" dojug Lard |
active and stiCng good &c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, November o. EveHing &C om.non |
eosln IS; turretine 32s Sd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

The bridge across the Mississippi at Lou
lsiana, Missouri, is expected to be COM
pleted December .. There will be eleven
spans: two draw, each 200 feet clear one
raii span, 80 feet; one 100 and seven 100
ieet each. The west approach has bridge
over Knox creek, 100 feet span, on stone
aoutments. 1t extends 500 feet into the
river, constructed Of heavy entertainments
and rip-rap walls The east approach is
built out 1900 feet into the river. with SINH
lar embankments.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23


The following kilograms were posted at the Cot.
ton Exchange:
LONDON, November e. 80 F. M.-The rate of dis
count on three months bills IN open market is =
cent.
LONDON, November %, 2:3e P. M.-Amount of bul-
lion gone into Bank or England on balance to-day
t28OOn.
NEW YORK November 22.-Specie shipments per
steamer to-day $500 900 ii silver bars
me receipts OF currency per express from
Saturday to Friday inclusive are set down at
f50O,0Oo.
Currency was i'll fair demand at Ia. ~ p cent
premium.
Gold opened at yesterday clost q figures of
l09 a 10 for currency and III ll1t3 for certified
checks, and closed at the opening rates for the
sales summed up 10 600 the transactions for eur.
rency embracing S20,00O at loga5, $4,000 at l09h,
$4,000 at lo3ai. and 5000 at 1893 and for certified
cht cks 500 ,OCS at Ill ! alll'..
E0thlng was reported in silver.
The movement in sterling exchange OF mod
crate extent, but at higher rates the market clos
ing at an advance of T. cent i'll private bills and
l y cent in bank. The sales amounted to s 46 900
embracing $1,000 bill of ladins at ll67j; $1,000 do
Gll1A; 5000 and $4,000 AL clear at ll75s; el20OO
bank at lib; 1000 bank at 49,, $4,000 do at =
- ano safes OF francs comprised 80 200 embracing
and 200 600 90 and 100000 private bankers and
bank at.
At the close sterling bills were quoted a. ll7h.
ll12l and ID for bill Of ading and clear l9
q for bank; and francs at 490Qi.57 for iprivate
and nominal for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were of mod
crate extent and rates improved 4 y cent The
sales, all for certified checks, ed about s 49,
900, New York sight, embracing s 10, 600 commercial
at l13 y cent; $5OO0 and s 900 do at ia; $1,000
commercial and Sl5 900 bank at l ll-l6; 5000
$1,000 10000, s 10 900 and b25 900 private bank.
ers, and 10000 bank at la, end $1,000 and 500 900
commercial ct IL
Tie banks checked on New York at al,
= cent premium for currency, and "a per cent
Tor cert ed checks, and private sight was quoted
Il par for the former, and q az y cent premium
for the latter
In securities we noticed sales of $1,000 ard $4,000
city gold bearing seven per cents at So; Is 1000
and 500 do at 537.. aud $4,000 city ten per cents
M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
'Hisah STATES DISTRICT CDEHg
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
~ "f'. NA'dhR OF DAVIS 4 JACKSON BANK.
rupt5.
On Bankruotcr--Ec. IIs9

w nETIaAs' WILLIAM DAVIS, INOfvIDrAt-v
so ~ as a member OF the fem Of Davis & ID,
$3.50 ". re" Orleans, and district afpres "a At
Warnh % ,ranKrupt under the aot of Conrr,ae y.
os-itia oo', has this day filed in said eon, VI
tba,asi praying iOr a discharge aad certpeot
biz MI IRON al his debts an3 other claims
Notlce /. Is therefore given 20 a.. creditor.
IN 1he En-, ass anh to al other
at II a. NJ, 10 assigned for the be.r;n yer, 1873
ar s1de and that they may then aad tbarss the
Of t snow cause II any they have why the
larther notice is q ven that the sat'ed; and
sours dam Hso Kellogg
at his office in Custombon =, a, q 1873, at IL a NJ,
o ni, ONCE, New Orleans. Novenh.- :, lon
n. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, November g, 1879.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Snip MOntebpllo Kelly tor Havre
Italian bark Domnco Lanata, Zahra for Naples
Schooner Gertrude Halves, Ward. foc RI&tan Is
land
AREIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kniekerbocker, eager, from New York
18th instant, to Moulton-2d district
North German steamship Wanda ia, Franzen from
Hamburg 18th ultimo, via Havre, Santander md
Havana, to Williams. RupertI Aco-4t!l dis
trict 40
Ship Zephyr, sweetzer, 10 DAYS from Portland, Me-
to Norton 4 Be-4th district
Ship Invucible Strickland. 20 days from Bath, Ne
in ballast, to Lowell & Bai!ey-3d strict
British schooner Annie Letch, Hnnterman, from
Havana, in ballast, to MASTERED district
ToWBOATs.
Norman, Lumberd. from the Passes-went douu
Asht-BrouSht up ships Zephyr and lnvinc be
STEAMBOATS,.
81 John. NcElroy from Baton Rouga
Lessle Tayior, Kennsson from Walls Landing
BELOW OoM1ya Up.
French ship Emma olivier, from Havre, October
?, in BALLAST, to Hoffman &co-
EXPORTS.
HAvRE-Ship Montebello-22C3 bales cotton
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Gertrude Hawes-5O
bbls flour 2G00 feet lumber bbls pork cases of oil
and sundries
NAPLES Bark Dominica ra1a.a-s %. t.bae.o
500 bids tobacco u OOO slaves
1MPoRT2.
BpEDEACT-Yark Runebuys-Asti mt.~
NEW sCSH~stsa msa'p AlsickssoSc >.:-ss:3
II .se
RECEIPTS OF PROOC1c.
BNfSS kOCGE-Steames St John-l55 0olae %
cotton 65' bbls molssses % half bbls molass-s II
SKIS SEED Gotten g. sis cotton seed and sqndres
bales cotton +5l SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
% elGs eUgar Az bis Iuolas5e5 AID sundr:ee
RECEIPTS By gAILRoAD,
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERE RAILROAD NCTem ter y $50 bales cotton and
snndry proc nee
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
Road, November 2-63f bales cotton and suadries
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BUREAU or MONADiC MEDICINE,

III hEAt Or MONAD1C MEDlClNE,
ID Surgery ana Midwifery, No. 1853 BienviIle cor
ner of Rampant street, near Canal street.
Medical Depar tm-nt-Cures Palsy, Fevers, cry.
and in few days all painful affections and nfam.
nations of the Bralu, Spinal Cord and Nerves,
Throat Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels
Bladder, kidneys, Bones, Joints, etc. Zen dollars
a week TOR the treatment and cure OF any disease.
Surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures Tu.
mors and Dislocations; speedily Impstentia
and Steriiity, ScrOfuia all Urethral and Seminal
Discharges, Venereal, Scrota and Skia Diseases
frequent or difficult CrinatioDs: preserves limbs
By dissnlving stones, etc, and cures Ulcers Can.
GERS or Structures without pain.
Midwifery Dep8' tmeAt-POsitiTe'v cures ali dis.
eases of the womb and ovaries, al unusual dis
charges alterations or Iritations, and when the
menses are painful or INSTRUCTED from anv casse
whatever, he cause is removed and health re.
stored in a few days.
Letters addressed to postofice boz HI New Or.
leans, Louisiana, viii receive attention. Office
hours for ladies II A NJ. to II NJ. and 10 p NJ
For gentlemen from to P. NJ
LAECELOT H. EvERITT
Coronated Doctor OF Medicine ana Phil0spphy
Fellow Member OF the Royal Coeg of Surgeons
OF Grea1 Britain, Licen.iate of Midwifery and
GTnecOi9gy. formerly Obstretric Surgeon in
Ghief with Sir James 7. Simpson Baronet of
England, Surgeon Of the Louisiana Cavalry and
hlXta Infantry in Mexico Master of Arfs NJ
iherapeuic5 AMI Embryonic Evolbtio-s
L-elnoer CT tie Huateral Society of Medicine.
Sr.tnce and Bellies Letters, Associate Menohrr
Of the Univ ersities of Great Britain and aruer
lea.
y. All fees honorabv returned to na+ian+.
Who do not 1eCeiye their full va,ue as a dTIId ira
dAo te21 Iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
FOR FLORIDA,

FOR FLORIDA.
CEDAR Keys and Key West, Carrying the
United States Mail.
kaA The New Orleans, Florida
GfS,eg and Havana Steamship Companv
Eesaz1Ez.::1 serger steamer 1-'''' '''' Pas
Every Week.
Frvm the foot OF Calliope street. First District
RATES Of PASSAGE:
TO Key West. TO Cedar Keys
s S4,'... ''''''''.-...'...8S as
% UeifSt-' Is u
=, through b!.s of hiding issued to all ports in
florlda, including Tampa and to New; York Cnsres.
ton and Savannah ~ " M NN"-'e'
None but the compapy's bills Of lading sicned
'u' uoie Signed AFTER sailing OF the ST raIrt,
Npieho passenger accommodations and tbrou oh
IiCkets gwen to above points.
Office "' Pei'-i-I l.oih INC
Fer Height or passage apply to
1. n. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. 100 Common street
I'll 4 over the Louisiana National Bark
ms sleamshIp - follows on reg1tTa- dav
dt5 " on ies 4-41 oay'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

Pardlnf. who recently sang ia Rossin!.
.'Othello'' at Paris. IS seventy wears of nv.
though behind the toouights lie look. a
man of thirty at the most. His voice still
retains its freshness in some q: his notes.
while art conceals the ravages time Jas
made in others
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
MEDICAL.
@R CURTIs' RETURN
n r0 NEW ORLEANS.

mn nv +. CURTIS, NJ. D., F. R. Z. D
.>.hor If Manhood" Medical Essays On 'i'A
riage." Etc,
~, lava "a announce to the citlzeEs VI A'e
-. o,d tina surrounding country anu eape
o;.u. +hosa who have already placed thenisei,e'
under his care, that he has returneo " We"
,aaps for the season. and may be cohsui'eu' 90
heretofore at his old looms
M. = Rampant street,
Retween Canal ard Custom house streets,
DAILY-From 10 A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ and 10 : w.
on rNDaYS-From II A. d. to r. III. ons.
DR.. CURTIS has devoted twenty years OF ns
nractice and adopted as mia specially inc '''"'
ment and cure of
Nervous Diseases
Arising ron, ply seal debility, exhausted vitality
abuses Of the system, and all others
appertainIng thereto.
~. fr-pT1S addresses himself particularly 10
those Y ho have already placed themselves unoe'
the Gaze of Ignorant Advertising Charlatans' nom
,,hom thew have received no benefit, and who, in
fact have done them more harm than good. Medl-
cine like all other sciences. is progressive, ana
every ear demonstrates its advance by COM
b;nation of remedies o: great curative power Df'
CURTIS mas so arranged mis- treatment that IL Will
afford rot only immediate relief, but permanent
cure. .
The Medical Tines says Dr.. Curtis system OF
treatment, the result OF twenty years successful
practice, differs from ali others in general use
and comm ends itself to tee afflicted as the only
true source of relief Many cases pronounced IN
durable have yielded successfully to his remedies
DIR. Curtis on "NIanhoOd.'
TWO HUNDREDTH EDITION.
Revised and Corrected By the Author, E. de T. Cur
It's, III. D., F. E. G. 5 etc
Medical Essay on the cause and cure of prema-
mature decl inc in maB, showing how health is lost
and how regained. 1t gives clear synopsis of the
Impedments to Marriage the treatment OF Nerv-
Gus and PLY steal Debility, Exhausted Vitality, etc,
the results OF twenty years successful practice.
CURTIS ON MANH0OD.-Tnere is no member of
society by whom this book will not .e found use
ful, whether ne be parent, preceptor or clergy
man.-LondOn Times
CURTIS ON MAEHOOD.-This book should be
read BIZ tt. young for instruction, by the afflicted
for relief 1t VIII ipjure no one.-LondOn Medical
Gazette.
Price Fifty Cents. by NIail.
Address the Author
DIR. URTIS,
no. 8 Rampant Street, New Orleans,
DR.. CURTIS would impress upon those patients
who have already correspondent with him the nee
essity Of personal interview, the material Ivan
tage of which will enable him to form a complete
and thorough diagnosis Of the case.
Consultations confidential. no23 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

The New York Independent takes a rnoss
cheerful view OF our financial situation. and
recommends the easiest thing yet Ii says:
Let our bank presidents smile, and all will
be we'll"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, November q, 1879
COT ICS-The sales to-day mot including any
Yesterday embraced $500 bales at irregular and
hl-Aer priees, which closed at an advance of a
C. We rSise our quotations accordingly, and give
also the Exchange figures, as follows:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, ASSIMILATED
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THE MAILS.
Arrivals and Departures.

| Mobile ard Lake Coast : A. n 1 T. NJ
| Mobile, Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York city,
Boston, Maryland, Pennsyl.
| vania. New York New jersey.
Delaware. Eastern States.
! Canada East and Provinces $50 Pm. 4. II.
Northern Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia, North and South Ca
rOtina and Florida. $50 PM. y. n.
New York CITY. Boston, Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Circin-
natl PiHsburg, Buffalo, 81.
Louis, Chicago Jackson. Can
Western and New England
States and Territories. a. ". ?. N.
New Orleans and Humboldt
postal car, Southern Missis
sippi Shreveport, Monroe
Northern Louisiana. Eastern
Texas, Arkansas Tennessee
Virginia Pennsyl vania, North
and Western States and
Galveston and Western Texas
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 4. N
Arrive-Monday, Thursday ana
NIorgans Louisiana and Texas
MISUNDERSTANDING parishes
of Assumption, Calcaseu
Iberia, Lafayette Lafourc!e.
st. Landry. St Martin st.
Mary, Terrebonne, Vermi)ioni
Red River-supplying Aexan
dria, NatchitOches and Red
River parishes, and counties
of Angelina, Sabine, San Au
gustin and Shelby, Texas. + & A N
covlngton, Vaudeville and
jacksonville
Monday aud Thursday......... 4. N
saturday .....-....s. .......... ~ S
Arrive
Monday Tuesday and EGlia~ % 81.
Sicksburg Packet Coas: 20
SIckSburg~
guesday Thursday and Sasr,
cay. r. 80
AITvs-
Monday. "Wednesday ana Tr:
daF ,...o......-.s.s.-........ 4. 81
Bayou sara Packet Coast 20
st. FrancisvIl~-
Monday and Fri sa~............ 2 80
Arrlvco-
Monday and ThursSav. ..... A. q.
Guras and Lower Coast. ss'a ~.
mines parish
edne sday and SatuyiaS......i s5.IS
Arrive
Monday and Friday. ..o....... A. y.
Donaldsonvllle and parishes OF
st Johp and Sto James,. A. II ?3apM
sarpoI,ton. . a. NJ 10 !. 81
s. Bernard parish
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. ..............s .......... A. ~ sP.s.
AIsiers. ....................... A. NJ A. II.
Timely notice will be given on the buletin board |
OF DEPARTURES for Key West Florida; Brownsville |
and Brazos Santiago, Texas Havana, Cuba. British |
etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

For mere cash you can buy the best cash
mere.
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COAL,

II & G. TYLER,
COAL DEALERS,
STEAMERS AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED.
once No. Csrondelet street; yard foot of First
and Levee streets New Orleans. Coal delivered to
any part Of the city noe 3m
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.


:,
Henry Thompson vs.. Schooner Cor.r.
1929. "'
Il District of LoUisiara-In obedienre 10 ~ a
mTaity warrant to me directed il the ahova a,,
.Ieo SUM- nave seized anu taken in to nv posses
Ihh SCHOONER CORA, her tackle apparel etc
now h9eled by Henry Thompson for the causes set
WnI. Ia n tae nnel row pending in the District
anu 40 hereby cite and admcush the owner or
owners thereof, and all every person or r,sr
sons having, or pretending to have any right titia
or interest in or to the same to be and a, nsa ~
nesici yourt OF the United States for the district
az sa, 10 De holden at the city of New Orleans
cause cause II any they have or can WHY tine said
siIoeneI should not be condemned AID sold agrea
anly to the prayer of libelant, '''u as io7
United States Marshars Office New Gr,aars
seventeenth day OF November, 1873. '-''n''
ro1o,o,c S. e PACKARD
"''' % oeo ~ United States Marshal