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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-13
8altimore, N)tb., W}Outag ben 13. SauuQr 1878

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als @oninl bon Ecuador in philadelphia an
erfannt.
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nuez@lnnabmer betrugen beute 1897 .197.17,
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frouf; Trau Gunner halt id lpGbreno bes
8inters in &ensOig aut,
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@Ommliiion sur lln:,riuduug Der meritani.
| Iden Streif;i9e nad) Ger tsyanilden 9rsE6e.
mercen morgen uod) Chicago ubreiien, mo-
itb linen Gen. Osborne anidlieBen rutr0,
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lsne @OmmiiTion ernanut muroe. Hifter
WloOre BON Suinois lit gum Setretdr Der
SOmuiiilOu eruannt mo10en.
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nnB General @ortlna gegenndrtig Iiarter lit,
alS Je; er mirbt I'D lett cine Armee an unO
rutro am -. Ntdr5 etn 8rouuucianlcnto er-
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grenSe 81 beieeeu.
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nnb 28ableu bat entihieoen, feincG GommiiIion
naf 2Ouiiiana 81 id)ideu, iOnOern ielnen Ger,
geantenzat'2lrm5 angemielen, Die beibeH
StimmSabler. GOmmirIOneu bierber Sr laOen.
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bon i6m al Sen Geianoten Sidle8 gci9idten
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll7dll7i, against III at New
York. and after moderate business, closed at
ll74 dll7h Csc higher than yesterday against
III ,, in that market. The sales summed up S68,-
600 embracing 900 at III; $4,000 at HIS; $1,000
$4,000 and $4,000 at ll7a; 400 at ll7as: $50 600
a, lI7as 0lI7l3, and $50 600 at ll7la.
No sales of silver were reported American half
dollars continue nominal at ll0Dlll. but Mexican
dollars are now quoted at p cent premium in
gold for new and for old.
The movement in sterling exchange of
fair extent and ates were about \ T. cent lower
for bank The sales amounted ed TO 81 900 comPrs
at l2b al $4,000 do at 1868 $500 and 5000 do and
920oO AL 1851; $4,000 bill of fading at l2634;
$1,000 and 435 900 bin of lading and AL clear and
9aOvo AL clear at 1861 dl27 and $500 AL clear at
~
The sales of francs included 100 900 commercial
No sales of German marks were reported.
At the close sterling bills were quoted Il I26'.
for bank, and francs at 4.53aa 04521s for private,
and nominal at $50 for bank, and German marks at
Ill.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were light,
and rates were a shade gher than yesterday. The
sales covered S 600, embracing $40 900 CONNER
cial and s 900 private bankers and bank at 4 y
cent premium: S25 600 commercial and S2Oc o
bank at 932; 5 600 private bank. rs and $4,000
bank at SIG, and 10 900 ten days sight at y ais-
count.
The banks checked on New York at 4 q cent
premium and private sight was quoted at 4 65-'o;
The Only sale reported in stocks was u snares Of
State National Bank at $99.
The sales of bonds included 5000 and $4,000
city gold bearing seven per cents at 5Sh. They
now quOtedat ASK.
There was some demand for Metropolitan Police
warn ants but no sales were reported and they
were quoted at $3.50
Noting repOried in city appropriation and
school certificates They may, however, be stllI
quoted nominal at 63d64.
The sales of old State warrants included $5000
at 34'a. and $4,000 at 81. They were quoted at the
close at "a O35
Legislative warrants were quoted at about r6T
II The sales included $1,000 at 1874. and $1,000
at &c.
In what called ordinary or Clinton warrants
noticed sales of $500 and j II. GEO at -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

New YORK. April 70, Evenng.-Cotton closed
dull middling uplands l9Ac; Orleans 49, sc; net
receipts 643 bales gross 29Ss; sales for export Loo
sales of futures 800 bales as follows: April
IsAc; NAV Is IL l6alsasc; June lsGl9sc; July
10 3.l60l9 slice: AUGUST l9S Glekc; September
[0l8c; October IL OF 9-l6 Flo in good de-
mand; common TO far exira IS 85Gs u.s. good to
choice So 20Q8 so. Whisky 9oA G9lc. Wheat
holders disposed TO reaize red Western 81 30;
white So 05. Corn dull. Rye steady. Pork firm er;
new $50. Lard frmer. Turp% ntiue steady. Rosn
frmeI. Tal'ow firm. Preights unchanged.
Skies OF 1881, l3ea; tive-twenties of 1852 ll8S;
of 1854, llSS: of 1865, l20 new, ll7%; Of 1867,
sl9k; Of 1868. y; fves, lie; ten tortts, ll3S
Tenue ssee sizes 79A, new 1913; Virginia skies 43.
new 40, consolidated ssh. deferred l3h; Louisiana
skies 30. Hew 40 'eret, skies a., ievee Fights 50;
Alabama egh;s so. fves IS; Georgia SKIES q.
sevens SO; North CLrOnas 49, new Is. special tax
I+k; South casoliaas Is; new. !8: April and octo'
per. 20.
Leathet ir Fir request and steady. Hemiock
sole BuenOs iyIes md Rio Grande light middle
ana heavy weiph's D. y 03lc: California do % \ q
29hr; OIinOC" 40 2T12Stc. Wool IN fair request,
but in buyer, "a or pulled quoted at 40c; Caifor-
mia spEing clip 26dt9t; secured do 58,; Ohio tSc:
mand s gar tive fair TO good Re fnjns y 17Zc
Hoasses rm: Ntw orleans o. d80c
ClsCrSNATl April % Cotton Gull; middng i8 s: c.
Flour finn; 81 5uQ7 rs Wheat quiet; + IS. Corn
firm 43c q IL fair de mSnd; prices advanced TO
a59i5c Provisn strong and higher POI strOT &;
ibid a. Sl9 Lard strong and active;
steam hell ~ asc: kettle 9hc. good demand at a
sSade irss Bnik m, sts frmer: sh Iude's 7c; clear
RIB exc; rlpsr 9ko. Bacon frmer; shoulders &c.
clear rh ga =; glchr Toe HIth ssies WHISKY steady
ST. Lo,.is. an -rr-ron dull and uncl ang ed
flour duh a,n prices dropping business small
nj srfne wl.'.r - zsSo extra winter $500 10:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24
rcov,rrr,rn yRox FIRST PAGE.

Fgueras we're buried to-day. The funeral
was attended by an immense number Of
persons, including members Of the govern
Inent. foreign ministers and other digni-
9aries from this city.
Special TO the New York Herald
BERLIN, April 23.-The Japanese embas-
padors have just returned from St. Peters
burg. They had lengthy conference with
an eminent German professor of jurispru-
dence, regarding the propriety of endeavor-
in & to establish Christianity as the State
religion of Japan. The professor earnestly
dissuaded them from the project. The en-
bassadors had already cUme to regard the
change as probable and favorable.
They listened eagerly TO the reasons OF
the professor, who adduced facts from the
history OF Christendom 10 show that this
religion Can not be enforced by governments
He said it was only vital when it grows
amongst the people and from the people.
He coupseled the granting of full religious
liberty as the moet desirable course 10
pursue. The ambassadors expressed salts
faction with the advice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24
FOREIGN Markets.
Academy of Music.

The large audience at the Academy OF
Music last night that went there because II
loved the rollicking farce, with that uni
yersaI favorite, Roland Reed, in the leading
role, Every body was convulsed with
laup hter. The burlesque extravaganza of
Cupid and Psyche" was performed again,
and it seemed TO be even better than 1t was
the night proceeding. There is an alum
dance Of fun in the piece, which closes with
a grand and most exciting dance, accom-
panied with song. Pauline Markham's bur
ieseuers, Cavanagh's grand constellation OF
talent and the Academy dramatic COM
PAW. all in one combination, get up an en-
tertainment that is worth attending by the
multitudes. And they go.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24


| PY r.: NJ. Il R J. sfOSTGOMERY~R.
ID NJ. Montgomery auntiOneer.-Will be sold, on
SATURDAY, May "a, 1875 at the St Charles Auc-
ton EXchange III the basement rOtunda Of the eto
Charles Hotel in this city by vi;tue and in pursu
ance OF All order OF the Hon. A d. Ilssot, Judge of
the econd District ouTt for the parish of Orleans
dated April II, 1873, docket No. 35,4l5-e
| l. CERTAlN LIT OF GROUND with s're in9o
! trict of this city, in the square bounded by DG
maine, 81. ann, SlXln ana Broad streets, Ceelg
feet inches lines front on numain+ street, 29
feet inc es in the rear by 700 feet so dept AND
! front on SI1tb street.
! 2. ONE LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third
District OF this CITY, IN the square bounced ~ u
| Guhart, Music, Arts and Grod streets meas ring
81 feet font on mutlc street, by lzo tees Oh depth
and front on OIquhitLt street.
3. ONE LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the II I'D
District of this city, dPsi grated No. T. Ill HlIe
square bounded by Washington avenue. Spar
GiTOd and Urquhart streets, and measuring IS
feet in' hes front on Spain street, by III feet IN
ALL AND SINGULAR an UNDIVIDED THIRD
PART, share ana nt' r. st OF III and to the Follow
ing squares OF ground lying and beng III the
Suburb Washington THIRD District OF tina city,
viz:
Square No Il. bounded on 81. John the BAPTIST.
ST. Avid, france ana Lesseps Streets
Square No. p, bounded BY st. John the Baptist.
ST. A id, Lesseps and Poland streets.
Square No. %, bounded by ST. Avid. Prosper Les
square No. "A, bounded by ST. Avid Prosper.
France and besseps streets.
France and Ltsseps streets.
Square No. 49, bounded by Josephine. CeiestinP
Lesseps and Poland streets
Square No. 81, bounded by Ceiestfnes Genius.
France and Poland streets.
Square No 9, boundt d by Liberal. Force. France
and Lesstps streets
Square No 80, bounded by Liberal. Force Poland
and Lesseps streets
square No 81 bounded by Force VIRTUE Lesseps
and Poland streets.
Square No. ~, boun dtd by virtue Force 1esseGs
and France streets.
Square No 80, bounded by Virtue, Lesseps and
Poland streets ana other adjoining property.
Square No 80, bounded ny virtue, Lesseps and
france streets alo other ADJOINING property.
>. NINE ChRl LOTS "FGROUND, together
with the imp ovrments thereon, situated in the
Third District OF ths caty, IN he square bounded
by Eysian tleids Frenehmen, treasure ara
Beneht str+e1s, Deing numbered l, z, . ,, o, l. 9
and y, OF square no ~ ana measure each 81 ieet
inches lines front on treasure street by a depth
(mOre or less) OF ~ 1ee lot NO forming enc cor
ner 81 tIenchmeu ana treasure streets ana lou
No forming the corner oil FrenchmeR and Ely
sian Field stree 8, o -, ,.
3. CERTAIN LoI or GROUND with 'hr ino
rrovemtnts lhrfeoh situated In the second DIS
tTlct OF inns cItH' IN me square pouhntu pY II
audt, ~ ftIeI, dreams ana rene streets, etihg
lOt NO OF squait No 20 aii measuring. IN FfehCh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24

1t is told Of certain well known railroad
constructor, that being DESTROYS to push a
certain work forward as fast as possible, he
wished the lAborers TO work on Sunday.
This they were not disposed to do, and sent
a committee to wait on Major Williamson
and convince him Of the inconvenience OF
his demand; but the Major would not be
convinced, when the spokesman of the
committee, becoming impatient, said, Even
the Lord rested Sunday" Every true"
was the reply, but that was after he had
finished his contract"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24
apps 30 myS
BY G. De Ferret & Go.
ee-o-SR-ee
POSITIVE AND UNRESERvED SALfpo
ON LONG CREDIT
FOR Account OF ABSENg OWSERS
THREE STORY BRICK STORE no. Sc Royal
STREET
F0UR-s STORY GRICK STORE no. 80 ROYAL
STREET

DY G. DE FRRIET IL FO.-JOHN 6. MON
ID rose Auctioneer-Ctfice No. 50 Royal street -
THURSDAY, April "a, 1873, at II NJ, at the st.
Louis Auction Exchange will be sod by public
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Sec.
Oud District of this city, in the square bounded by
Rovaf Customhouse and Bienville streets ard
Exchange alley designated by the letters and B.
l. Lot A III assures 81 feet front on Royal stree,
BY l26 feet inches in dep.h, together with tn
splendid three story brick store erected theron,
and being No. 80 Royal street leased at the rate of
$200 per annum to November !, 1873.
2. Lot adions the above, and measures 30 feet
inches front on Roy street, by l26 feet inches
IN depth together with the four story brick store
erected thereon and beng No. 40 Royal street.
Terms-One fourth cash on the spot, and the
balance a credit of one, two, three and four
years in notes secured by special mortgage aud
vendors lien bearing iutere ST at the rate OF eight
per cent per annum from date until final payment.
In case of suit, five per cent attorneys commits
sIOns. to be likewise secured by mortgage The
buildings to be kept insured and the policies trans
ferred to vendors.
Acts of sale at the expense of purchasers before
a. He 70, Jr, notary public. ap3 IL 10 % 234s
COMFORTABLE ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE ON
PRIBuR STREET, BETWEEN KERLEREC
AND COLUMBUS.
OF DR.. JAMES DuPAS.
Second District Court for The parish of srleansN
ryE pEFrRHTqn;TT re, 20 co-yoBs @ MON
ID rose AuctOneer-Ofj"e No. so Royal street.
THURSDAY, April "a, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the st. Leuis Auction Exchange, will be sold
by public auction. by virtue of order from the
Hon A. L. Tis'ot, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated March 10
1873, the following described property
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Third District of this city the square bounded by
PriPur Kerlerec Roman and Column bus streets meas
uIing 81 feet inches lines front PTieur street
by 81 feet inches ines in depth, between equal
and parallel lines together with the buildings ard
Improvements erected thereon. The whole accord
ing to plan made by Charles g. de L1sle, Or
and dated March q. 1873.
Terms-One half cash, and the balance on
nj In in Dnta rod nv pJat
mort gage and vendors lien bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cert per annum from date until
paid. In case of suit, five per cent attorneys fees
to be likewise secured by mort gage. The buildings
to be kept insured and the policy transferred to
vendor. Taxes of 1872 to be assn ned and paid bv
the pun chaser over and above the price of adjud
cation
Act of sale at the expense Of purchaser before O..
Morel, notary public. mh22 20 APPS IL 10 "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXA S RAILROAD
Passenger Depot Foot of Canal street.
a. M. and 5:l5P NJ
Trains arrive at 1855 P. NJ and 4P. NJ
COAST TRAIN RUNS TO OCEAN SPRINGS.
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday at ! p NJ
Leaves Ocean Springs every Sunday al SIP. II
stopping at all way stations.
PULLMANS PALACES SLEEPING CARS nm
through to Lynchburg, Atlanta, Louisville and 81
Louis, making close cOnntc ions with al The poTJr-
lar routes to the Fast, North and West.
Tickets for sale corner Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel and at depe3.
X. p SHUTE
General Ticket Agent
\. II. SCRANTON,
JaI General Superintendent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24

A Frenchman, soliciting relief of an Eng
l;sh lady. said gravely to his fair nearer:
Madame, nevaire beg, but dat have
Won wife vid several small family, dat is
growing very large, and Messing to make
der bread ont of but de perspiration of my
own eyebrow"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24

The tug Universe, OFF Liverpool, about
fortnight ago, picked ur log book, from
which it is supposed that the brig sunk off
Holyhead is the Amelia, from New Orleans
for that port Her crew had been picked
up by the ship Mary Austin, it is supposed,
bound for Dublin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24
MEDICAL.
BUREAU OF MONADIC MEpICINE.

II 9,
49,, surgery and Mo. fiery, No. 1853 Benvine, ool
her OF Rampant ST. ett, lear Canal street
medical Department-Cures Palsy Fevars, kr-.
spsias EPILEPSY, Insanity, DrOpsy, Inflammation,
ana IN ew days all painful affections aad inasEa
nation D the Brain Spinal Cord and NeIgyes
1hrnst, Lungs, Heart Liver. Stomach Bowels
bladder, kLdneys, Bones Joints etc Ten dollars
week 1or the treatmel t and cure of any disease.
ruTslcai Depart meDt-Rrducps Fractures Tn.
nloIs ana Dlsloc atoms speedily cures Impotentia
anu Steflhtyi Scrotula all Urethral and Seminal
discharges Venereal, Scrotal and Skin Diseases
frequent or difficult UrBatIons. Preserves hmbs
lloIn am putatlon Dissoves stones in the Kidneys
OF adder, and cures Ulcers, Cancers structures
"ithout pain. Five dollars $50 s 100.
midwifery DepaIt mrnt-Positively cures all dis
eases OF the womb and Ovarles all unusual dis
charges uiceratious or irriiations, and wen the
ntDses are painful or ObstrUCttd from any eause
Whatever, the cause Is removed and health re.
stored In te = days. FIVE dollars $25 $50 a IOe
Letters addres ed 10 pos Off - boz III New on.
leans Louisiana viii receive attentln- OfHco
hours Tor ladies 10 A, to II NJ. ard In aP
for gentlemen from IA { p d.
LANCKLOT T. RYERJrT
Coronated Doctor Of Medicine and ph iIosnnS7
Mem Der Elect Of The Royal College OF SnTgen,ys
aud OF the Huntttian Society Of ned 80
Philosophy and Bthes Letters er the Tnixs-.S!
ties Of London Rdinburg St. Andrews sSs
Ga 800 fe20 Iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24
JACKSON ROUTE,

Trains depart and arrive follows (frc1s dspei
foot of Cal!iope street)
DRPAHr.
Express. '.'. 7,40A NJ. BI press. .... 1 BOA
Mail ...'. 500 P. u. Mail. p
AccommOda- Acccommda-
ton. .....4;OO p NJ. tiOn........ 9:50AA
This line is many miles the shortest, and may
hours the quickest to all points North aud East.
and Lhe only line running Pullmaus Palace Sleep
ing cars to Louisville, Hun bndt and Memphis
without change. Only one change to principe
formation given corner lamp and Comm on st-ea+E
under City Hotel, New Orleans
jal2 ly T. D FROST General N ana0er
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24

by ALFRED fsOULiGNY. sry,rrsrvys-
Ek of1oe No. Cnrondelet street. sWiy he cold
at auction. on THURsDAK, April "a 1873. at
twelve o'clock No at Che Merchants and aDc.
toneers' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal
and Eustomhouse streets, BY virtue and IN pue
slanc6 of an order Of the Hon. a =. Tis.nr
Judge of the Second District Conr. fer the narist
OF Orleans dated December g 1872 No 81 $50 II tho
docket OF SAG court: the following described prop.
@rtVO b. longlng to tho sboys SnentS,aed succ.s
sion 70 witt '' "u'"'
THihThkH LOTS o. GROUND sisua-es IN ~.
Third District of this city in square hornd.s h.
Gentlly road, Abundance Treaeure streets
ana 81. bernard shd Paris avenues the who'll. AZ
per pano WHICH will be exhibited DB she aay 81
sale 40 '' ' We
Terms and conditiohsADne .Hslf Cash oafanr. nm
. credit OF one year in not4s occurred hy morte,9.
on the properly =olf and beariog Eight ~ CT.
interest per annun from date until psi and Ave
Per cent awy'rs fees in case Of Ut for tbs colac
nor OF sad notes, the taxes of 1871 to se p,id Nv
the purchase and who yil have thenlsslye. D.;
in possesaion At THAR OWE expennn S
Acts q sale before A Pito4 " ustsrv oubUe q.
the eIpoase Of the purchaser. t.he2 ss alS ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-24
BY r. N. & B. J. Montgomery.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS CARPET

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS CARPETS
ETC. AT AUCTION.
RY X. N. 81 IL. MONTGOMERY
every sATTRDaY, TURs6Af and THURsb jay al az
the auction rooms No. 81 Natchez street. at eleven
o'clock
= A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SEC
oNDHAND FURNITURE. such Rosewood, Ma
hOgaHy and Walnut B"dsteads, Armoirs Bureaus
Washstands, ParOr Furniture Marble-top Centre
Tables, Carpets. French Plate Mirrors Mattresses
Cooking Stoves etc
Upright and Square PIANOS Of PIese!. Psvts and
otlpG manu- torres
At theft large s.rtroJms Encan rs armorg Hal.
NO " Camp street, d large stock of NEW FURNg
TCRh OF every descriptions and design a. private
Terraa-Cash ono
CONTINUATION OF TIKI SALE OV C4RRT4GFS,
CALECHEs. BUGGlEs. HARNESSES. WHEELS.
sPoKEs. POPLAR CoYgINs. Obj AND Nsw
IRONS. BELLOWS WORK BENCHES. gooLs.
ETC: Also NINE a! GARBAGE HORSES
AND 0SE LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
at AVCgOS.
SUCcKSsIoS OF WILLIAM PHILIIPS
Second District Court for the Parish % Orleans
No. 30 300
DIV II. N. Il II. J. MONfGOMERY-R
~ Montgomery. AuctiOneer. Will be sold
on WEDNESDAY,. april 80, 1873, AZ IL A. NJ. on Cal.
Hope street between ST. Charles and CaroI deIet by
virtue and in pursuance of an order of the Hon
A L. Tissot Judge of the Second district Court for
the parish of Orleans, dated March 4, 1873 docket
No 20 BOB
CARRIAGES. CALRCHRS, BUGGtES HARNESSES
Whees, SpOkes Poplar Collins old and new from
Bellows, Work Benches, ools, etc; a so 9 10 !
Carnage Horses, and one lot of Household Eurpb
ture.
Terms-eash in United States treasury notice.
apo "a n 29 20