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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-14
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Owing to the absence of tho manager of the
Clearing House we could not obtain to days re-
turns.
The following teiegrams were posted a: the Cot
ton Exchange:
LospoN, November 10 800 P. N Specie in Rank
Of England decreased :ssl geo. Amount of bullion
gone into Bank OF Eng and On balance to day IS
292oA
P4Rs November l3.-Speeie in Bank OF France
decreased 0o9 90 francs.
Currency opened with a moderate demand at y
az 4 v cent premium. and closed more IN request
Gold opened at o1A. 0io8as for currency and losa.
1l10l tor certified checks, and clne+d at 1880
l0ia for the former, and lln 0lCz for the latter.
agains' l07li Gl08ta for currency yesterday. and
1881 0ll0s tor certified chrcks. The sales Included
Sl5e 90 at i0a 1881. and 5000 at 1851; fer cur
r+ncv and $500 Al IlO7c for ceri ifi.d checks Ihe
New York market opened at l0l AID closed at lO3,
touching 1913 dur ng the interim.
"Othing was reported III silver
The movement in sterling exchange was of
fair extent aud, uLder the influence of the ad-
vance in gold and bills at New York, the market
bills and y for bank The sales amounted to
about 456,0o0, cornnrsing 5000 bill of lading at
lls; $500 do and $50 AL clear at III L; & 5000 bill
Of lading at III al a; $500 bill Of ading at
Illal: 42OOo and e2500 A clear at ll2; f8so0 bin Of
ladng at llla4 all2!; 5000 Al Gear at llZ $500
bill OF lad,ng at ~ a 0ll2aa; 3l2,GoH do At IL d
li3: $4,000 private bankers and bank ut -, aud
f300D bank At Hay.
The sales OF flames summed up 475 900 embrac,
ing 80 OO and IS 900 commercial At $50. 20 oG6 t
5i1h 50 900 and $1,000 do at 5l2, and 100 900 do at
At the close sterling bills were qnoted at liz ! q
ll3h tor bill Of ladiug and Al clear and ll50-
for bank and francs at l515.l23a for private and
Dominal for bank. These figures for certified
checks.
The market for domest xclAau re opened raj her
sitter than yesterday but under the influence OF
liberal otferr gs. closed a shade weaker. The sales
covered ab0uI $500 600 sight on New York. EN-
bracing, for certified checks $50 600 and $35 600
commercial and 5 Is 900 and $50 900 private bank
.rs' at / % cent premium; s IS 600 commercial at
lA0la; Sis Oo0 IS 900, $40 OO, $50 900 s 30 900
y 80 OO0 $50 900 and $50 ono private bankers at
IA, and for currency, SlJ oOO commercial at d dis
count
discount for currency and y premium for certified
chec ks and private sight WAS quoted at IA y
cent discount for the former and i premium for
the latter.
In securities we noticed sales of 1000 city gold
bearing seven per cents at ssh; reeals of the
eame and 1910 at IS K; $2Go and s 5000 at S. q.
and $4,000 city ten per cents at rs.
Some sales If 1t. Charles Street Railroad were
reported but the particulars were withheld.
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IMPORTS.
ANTwBRP-Ship Colur bia-As,d mase
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOVtS-Stcatutr James oward-ltQl bales Of
cotton 1000 sks cotton seed 1856 SKIS 1900 ,s
oats $50 bDs flour li2 bbls apples so o3s baceu Coz
bbls lime and sundry produce
ARGNLk LANDlNG-Steamer Frank P8rgOud-
29I7 bales ei53 SKIS cotton seed - sks seed
cotton and suIdrtts
WALLS LAEDING-Steamer sabine-T bales of
cotton SKIS seed cotton 81 ski ugh rice , hall
BID uolasses 203 hhds sugar 374 bblt molasses and
sundr'ts
BATON ROUGE-Steamer Hodge-55 bales OF
ttup l25 SKIS cotton seed SKIS cotton 69 halt
bbls moiasses 236 hhds sugar 354 bbls moasses and
suntries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lizzie Hopkins-i0O hhds
sugar 3lo bbls molasses half bible nIoasses SKIS OF
seed cotton and sunGiles
LOVES COASI-Steamer Josephine-26 hhds Of
sugar 30 bbls molassfs and sundries
Low ER COAST-Steam.r Enplre-324 bbls rice
is hhds sugar 80 bbls mulasses l12 SKIS rough rice
aud sundTIes
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradish Johnson
l48 hhds sugar % bbls molasses ITO bbls nee 243
shs rough rice and sundrIes
MOUTH RED RIVt Steamer " s Pike-524
baes cotton 355 SKIS cotton seed 10 SKIS seed
SO hhds sugar 40 obis Masses ana suDdrles
ST LOIIS-SteameT Susi. Slver-p8 bale cotton
3l9 bales hay 2252 bDs Hour 225 bbls potai oes 227
bbls meal $50 bbls apples ls bsc con so lard
1885 SKIS corn III SKIS Gate 800 AXIS malt 40
and sundry produce
UPPER COAST-Schooner Frederick II-3l hhds
sugar and sundres
RECEIPTS BY nAuDOAD.
INV ORLEANS. JACKSON AND a1IAT NORTH
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad

On Monday last the annual election of
the board Of directors Of this company was
held and the following gentlemen chosen to
serve for the ensuing year:
John T. Ludeling, G. c. Waddill John
Ray, W. X, Gordon, Frank Morey, Frank
p. Stubs. Ben K. Thomas and w. j. Q.
Baker.
president of the company, and the board of
directors in re-electiug him to this position
showed their appre citation of the many and
faithful services rendered by him to the
road, and gave him renewed expression
of their confidence in his ability to success
fully manage the affairs of the company.
That old and tried officer of the company,
Mr.. Joseph +. McGuire, secretary and
treasurer, was reelected to the same po-
sition by the board of directors. as was
also Major Green, superintendent and chief
engineer.-M Monroe htelligencer.
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10y VIRTUE or WHIT OF PROVISIONAL
ID seizylre to directed by the honorabIe the
PiftlI district Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, have seiz-d. and
purhuant to an agreement entered into between
sell at public auction, on The premises herein
after designated, on sATURDAY, Novem Der IS 1873
scribed property. to wit w
THE con BHTs AND PICTURES OF A DRUG
STOhE, situated 1T No la6 Royal street corner of
IS per inventory which may be seen in mf Office.
W.P. HARPER
aoas * Sheriff Of the Parish OF OrIeana
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At His Home.

This local had the pleasure of greeting
Hon. l.. j. Souer happy return TO Avoy-
elles last Thursday, together with many
other OF his numerous friends; in fact, his
reception was a complete ovation Mr..
Souer's business arrangements are such AS
TO prevent his remaining long with Us, but
while here he VII be more than plea sed to
meet his Republican friends, and to ex-
change views with all of our citizens As
he is an active and influential Repre senta
tive of the Legislature from this parish, he
not only represents the party thai sent him
there, but has the interests of the entire
people at heart. and will most faithfully
attend to any business they may desire.
Mr.. Souer is atfable III manners, humorous
and fluent in conversation, and courteous
and generous to degree that wins one 8
admiration impereeptibly. His constituents
in this parish fully appreciate his worth,
and are more than anxious to have him
promoted to that position which his merits
as true Republican entitle him to-
Aroyelles Republican.
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Commissioners Sale.
SAMUEL l. HUNT VS.. JOHN INNS EFT AL
In the United States Circuit Court for the Fifth
Circuit and District of Louisiana-No. $685..

DUR~UANT TO THE DECREE OF FORECLOSURE
L rendered IN the above entitled cause the
tenth day OF June A. D. 1873, during the April term
OF said court, The undersigned Commissioner, ap
pointed i'll the decree will proceed TO sell at punlic
auction at the door of the Custonhouse, in the
cit y OF New Or. Al on Canal street. on TUESDAY
December lG 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ, the follow
ing described property, to wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
situated, lying and being in said parish Of RaIdes
sat>' of Louisiana. the lett bank, descending OF
Bayou Rapides, bounded above by land of Polical
Lamothe. and below by land of Willis Bonner, com
My called the LacrOx Tract" including the
back conct ssinn, containing The quantity of
twenty -one hundred arpeHts more less, bein g
the SAME ACQUIRED by the said Cornelius Innis at Ii
probate sale OF the property held in community
between ale xandeT IBnis, deceased, and his WIFE,
Emily Baltic, the - Gav If March, 1870, with all
the buildir 81 and Improvements on said lands, and
rights. privieg. and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing.
1erms-Cash en- the spot.
j. WARD CURLY JR..
nsl3 20 p de9 Is SPECIAL Commissioner
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TBB MATTER OF GuILLAUME DUPUY, BANK
rupt-
In Bnnkruptcy-NO. 1915.

WHEREAS. GCILLAUME DUPUY OF NEW OR
w leans, and district aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress OF March 2,
1867, has this day filed in said court petition
paying for a discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and ether claims provable under
said act.
Netice is therefore given to all creditors no have
proved THEN debts and to nil OF her pers inter
est, that the seventeenth day of November 1873 at
II A NJ is assigned for The hearing of the same,
and that they may then and there attend and show
cause, ifany they have, why the prayer of the said
petition should not be granted; and further notice
is given that the bankrupt will undergo an eX
animation before register Donation AuSustin, on
the fifteenth day OF November, A. D. 1873 at ii
A. NJ. at his office. Gus ON house building
Clei KS office, New Orleans. October 81, 1873.
mol 10 IIOEW Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-14

by NASH & HGDESON,-W. I HODGSON,
ID Auctioneer-0tIice No. 5 Carondtlet street.
ON MONDAY, NOven Der "a 1873, at II A
NJ. on the premises on Mar ct street, between
Water and Peters streets tils District, by virtue
and III pursuance of order the Hon. A. L.
Tiss ot juda of the Second Dist let Court for the
parish of Orleans dated November H. 1873, docket
No. 36,67l for account of the succession of ". j.
Singleton deceased at public auction. will be sold
1894 SIXTY inch PIPE SLAVES (rnore or iess,
one lot ROPE, QUILTS, TINWARE etc.
Terms-Cash delivery. no14 10 20
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In THb MATTER OF GEORGE L. KOUNS, BANK.
rnpt.
In Bunkruptcy-EO. 1921
In Bnnkrupicy-No. 1921

WHEREAS. GEORGE l.. KOTNS, OF NEW OR.
w leans and district aforesaid, duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress OF March 2,
1867, has this day filed in said Court a petit ion
praying Tor discharge and certificate thereof,
nom all his debts and other claims provabe under
said act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, aud to all other persons
interest, that the twenty second day OF November,
1873. It II A. NJ, signed for the hearing of the
same, and shat they may then and there attend
and show cause if any they have, why the prayer OF
thu said petition should not be granted and fur, her
notice is given, thar the bankrupt will undergo
examination before Register Kellogg the TWEEN
tenth day OF November, A. ID 1873, at III A. ~, at
his office, Customhouse building.
Clerks Office, New Orleans November S, 1873.
moo l3 u LOW. ncpIltY Clerk.
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TEE CROMWELL LINK.
FOR FLORIDA.


Cedar Keys and Key West, CARVING eha
United States Mail.
EA The New Orleans, Florida
-R and Havana Steams hip Comnanv
HshL ~. ~ will dispatch first class fast No..
senger steamer '"0' p'"'-
Every Week,
From the foot OF Call,ope street FRS, p,s,r,ct
RATES + PASSAGE:
c.., 10 Key West. To Cedar Kew.
fD
-, through bills of lading issued to all p,nts m
rloilda' Including Tampa, and to New York Charles.
none out the company's bills Of latiing signed
euu nune signed after sailing of the stean.e,
opiehdd passenger acco IN modal ions and thror~>
tickets gwen to above peinte.
Office. P'1ihii HoH Mo
For freight or passage apply TO
n ROBERTS. Treasurer
No. l20 Common street
over the Louisiana National Ranh
de5 ly VII ieS u'hr uay'
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash & Hodgson.
COTTAGE ON JOHNSON STRBET, BETWEEN
CANAL AND GAsQUET sTRkETS
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELLEN TOBIN, DECEASED
WIFE OF EDWARD HENNINGBN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 8 6O2
AUCTION SALES.

pY NASH & NUDESON-W. I HODGSON,
ID auclIoueeI-Ofic-' No. Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, bee. mbeI 6. 1878 at twelve oclock
Nj, at the ste aries Auction Excl ee liz the base
inert rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel IN this city.
by virtue and in ursual or order OF the Hon.
A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans dated october 49, 1873 court
docket No. IS 2. for account of tho succession of
Mrs. Ellen Tobin, decreased wife of Edward Hennin-
gen at pubic anction. will be sold
ONE VALuABL Lot OF GROUND together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated i'll the First District of this city, in tine
square No %, bounded by Canal, Gasqu.t, JohnsoI,
aud Gavrz streets, designated lot No. T. which
rs feet front on johnson street 70 feet 7
inches IN width III the rear, by dep OF 1875 feet
inches 3 lines the line OF lot No. 3, aud ll6
feet I inch lines on the hne of lot Nc. 5,
American measure according to plan by L. IL
Pile, hurvt or dated November -, 1873
The Improvements consist Of FRAME COT
TAGR HOUSE, with two rooms and kitchen,
clStefn, etc.
1erms-Cash on the SPOT
Act OF sale before c. Vi. Emerson, notary, at the
syDens, of the purchaser, including the taxes for
tn. current wear 1873 un2 l6 ~ 30 dec
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THB MATTER OF MctiLINSEY WELLS &
Co. and a. Hacker & Co., Bankrupts

WHEREAS. Il. N. GAUTlER INDIVIDUALLY
w and as member af the finn of a. Hacker 4
Co of New Orleans and district aforesaid duly
d, clared bankrupt under the act of Congress OF
March 2, 1867, has this day filed in said court
petition praying for discharge and certificate
tttreof ron al his debts and other claims prov.
able under said act.
Notice is therefore gwen to all creditors who
have proved their debts and to all other persons
in interest, that the twenty mint day OF Move Der
1873 at II A. Nj, is assigned for the hearing of the
same and that they may then and there attend
and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer Of the said petition shond not be granted ;
and further notice is given that the bankrupt viii
undergo an examination before Register Kellogg
or the twenty seventh day of November A. D.
1873. at II a. NJ Mt his office, Customllouse build
ing.
Clerks Office New Orleans, November :, 1873.
nos Is % X. LOEW. Deurty Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL.
THURspAY EVENING, Move

THURspAY EVENING, November l3. 1873.
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 1924 bales at
pr showing an irregular advance of : Ac.
We raise quo atoms accordingly, and give also
those of the Cotton Exchange. as follows:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.
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ERN RAILROAD November l3-f7oo bales cotton and
sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
Road November 13-S79 bales cotton and sundTies
MDkt+ANS LOUlEiANA AND TExAS RAILROAD,
November $3.50 bales cotton 80 bids sugar nan
bbs molasses 32l bills molasses 81 AT in specie
els head cattle and sIndries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-14

Here Is an authentic instance of true and
faithful love: A Pittsfeld, Massachusetts,,
school girl, in order to convince a jealous
boy that she liked him better than some
other urchin, exclaimed: "Of course, like
you better than do Bill; for, don't miss
words in my spelling lesson on purpose SO
as to be down at the foot of the class where
YOU areg'
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SUCCESSION OF MARY ELIZABkFH Pow hRSi
DECEASED WIFE OF MICHAEL CRINEN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 30,295.

DY G. DE FERIET & CO.-JOHN g.
ID MOnrose, Auctioneer-Otfice No. 5O Royal
street.-W kDNESDAY, December II, 1873. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
change, RDyal street, between Capal md Custom
house streets, will be sold by public auction. by
virtue of a udgme mt rendered by the Hon. A. L.
Tissot, Judge OF the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated August 81 1873, and signed
August 10 1873, the following described property
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Third
District of this city, III the square bounded by Ma
rigny, Greatmen tnow Dauphne) Elysan Fields
and Casacalvo tnOw Roya) streets, and designated
by the Nos. 10 and II lot No 10 forming the corner
of Mari9ny and GreStmen (nOw Dauphine), aud
measuring 2s f. ct 10 inches lines front Margny
street BY l0i feet inches i'll depth and front on
Greatmen; lot No. ii measuring p feet g inches
front Marigny street. by lN feet 9 inches in
depth together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, the whole accoldini. to plan made
by Arthur de Armas. dated october II. 1873
Terms One-third cash on the spot, and the bal
ance at one and two years from the day of sale
the note of the purchaser or purchasers, drawn 10
his their order, and by him or them in
dOrsed. and D. airing interest at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from date until paid. with
special mortgage and vendors privilege upon the
property sod the mort gaze to contain the clause
of five per cent attorneys fees i'll Of suit The
purchaser further to assume payment OF all taxes
fol the year 1873. The Improvements on the prop
erry to be insured and policies transferred
the pXppnsp of purchasers. nOl2 p 20 dec ID II
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IL THR MATTER OF DAVIS JACKSON, BANK-
rupts.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1859.

WHEREAS, WILLIAM DAVIS, INDIVIDUALLY
w and n member of the firm of Davis Jack
son, OF New Orean., and district aforesaid duly
declared bankrupt under the act OF Congress- Of
March 2, 1867 has this day filed said court a
petition PRAYING Tor a discharge and certificate
thereof from AL his debts and other claims prova
Die under said act.
Notice is is therefore given to all creditors whs
have proved their bts, ard to al other persona
III interest, that the sixth day o. December 1873.
at IL A. NJ. is assigned Tor the hearing I the
same, ana that they then and there attend
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 bankiurt will
uergO examination b, fore Register Kellogg IN
tn fourth day OF December, A. II. 1873, at ii a. NJ,
al his office i'll CustomhOu3e building.
Clerks office, New Orleans Nov "mber 10, 1875.
nol421 70 X LOEW. Deuutv Clerk
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DY q. DE FERIET & CO.-JOHN @. mon
u rose, Auct ioneer-OfceN No. 80 ROYAL street
"WEDNESDAY, December Il, 1873. at twelve o'ciocA
NJ. AT Il hi Merchants and AuctiOneers' ExchanSe'
ROYAL street between Canal and Cust0mhoust
streets, will be sold by public auction by virtue
of an order from the Hon. A l.. Tlsso udge OF tne
Second District Court for tie parish OF OrleaIs'
dated September 81 1873, the following descrioeo
property - 4, nj.
l. A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the sixth DIS
trctof this city the square bounded by Laurel
Deschais. Constance formerly Live OAK $ reefs,
and Louisiana avenue, measuring 81 rect irent on
Laurel street by l29 feet in depth and front on
Deactaise street. together with the buildings anu
upI Ovements thereon. r. i,
2. A SQUARE OF GROUND, situated IN the n'Ath
District this city, designated rs square NO. ~
and bounded by Deachaise, yades, Fouchsl anu
~. Denis streets measuring 22 feet inches ines
on Dryades street 1913 feet inches lines on Deia-
chaise street 1888 feet FOucher street. 1873 feet ~
inches ON ST. Denis street. divided INTO seventeen
| lots. , ,, i,
8 A SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the Sixth
District of tins city, designated as square NO. 49,
and bounded by Poucher. Amelia, Dryad IS ana 81.
Penis streets, measuring 288 feet on Forcher stree
2S8 feet inches lines on Anne Ia street llo ,eel
inches lines on Dryades street, l0 feet lhrhes
lines st. Denis street, divided into seventeen
lots. .
The whole according to plans made BY Arthur de
ATmas surveyor and civil engineer. dated Septen-
Der 90 1873
s-One-third cash on the spot, and the bah
ance a credit of one and two years in The pur,
chasers notes bearing interest at the rate OF teht
per cent Ter annum from day u sale 10 ma pay
ment, and secured by special mortgage and ven
doris lien and privilege on the properly sold whlch
is to be kept insured by the purchasers, and The
policy OF insurance transferred to the vendor; IN
case of suit enforce paym OF any OF the notes,
the maker to pay five per cent for attorney fees,
and assume payment of taxes iOr the year 1917,
and all other usual penal clauses
Acts of sale before Charles T. SOniat, notary pub
liz, at the expense OF the purchasers.
nOl3 % 29 de - II
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FOB RENT.


Il pleasant I'D. ROOMS FOR RENr.-A
men convenient tn IT. room suitable for two ssnte
No 2as DeloGd street n i'nes of Apply -
required. near Bazonne. References
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BELOW COMING Up

Ship Nile Newcomb, 48 days from Antwerp. III bal
last, to master
Ship krntuckian, Foster, from Liverpool Septem
Der 70, in ballast 10 MASTER
Ship Scioto Mitchell H. from Liverpool September 10,
in ballast to master
Ship Maid of OIeaus Houston, from Liverpool
September II, to master
German bark Admiral Tegethof Reher, from Brc
men, September 10, to Ranger, Fatn;ln ScI-
Norwegian bark Jeanne. Hautf, Is day from iiaNr.
III ballast. 10 masteI-
French bark Comtesse Duchatcl Dupont from Dor.
deaux September o. TO PM 4 Bas set
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EYpORTs

BARCELONA-Bark Esperausa-25l bales cotton
80 yG1 slaves
HAVRa-Ship Francis Sage--36T7 bales cotton 6
ba es moates ~ hall bales moss AGO slaves
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lroST,suED IRON FIRST PAGE

cfuded to-day. He was found guilty and
septepced to three months imprisonment
and the naympnt of costs.
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By Sheriff Harper.
POSITIVE sALk.
" p HARPER, SHERIFF VS.. EUG8SE Sill
vESThR.
No. 5044.
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VIA HAWKE. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
1CA The -tenmshi;.s Of the North
So So, German Lloyd win resume thor
regular trips next fall, follows:
STRaSspupc ON 81 tfnti From New Orleana
HANNOVEp '"ep,em"er ~. October IL.
FR.NR Errpr Co'PtthiDtf "a. October 26
KOtIY 'S.tootIo November O.
81 hhnsbtlRd. November 49, neca,bsr y.
FRANKFI1RT n iper Jannary3 1874.
KOEIN ~ er 10. January H..
Further do, .. - January Is. February Il
o1 'hor oays OF departure will be advertised hero
rI afttr.
ne steamers touch outward at Hayre and 10
S"mat anu on their home trips at Havana AMI
freight. 0oi'e p"shttgess and
I,r De- PRICES OF PASSAGR
ivan oreihen, southampton or IIavre ,c uo.on.
C.: or New Orleans
Pror, ~ aEe.. .-..... ............. 40 sold
it VI havana to Southampton
St4.rac: .''.'''' ...-.-.........$ $50 gold
Prom Nv. ~, .6;.;;....'...:... - gold
StAaraa' ............ s IS gold
ua1 'aSe tickets from Bremen Sont n. 49,. 80.
For psrt,cr,e dreams Issued by the u.t.rsiapeL
au3 ly En- a 20. Agents,
NO az Union st rect
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SLAVES SLAVES STAY,

1900 FIVE FEET PIPE SLAVES
SUCCESSION OF W. J. SINGLETON, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 50 Ell.