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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-24
EXPORTS.

MISUNDERSTANDING Castlla-3O00 bales cot
ton 1870 slaves
LIvERPOOL-ship Agnes-2334 bales cotton 54oo
slaves 2ll9 skis Oicake go bills oil
LIVERPOOL-Ship Antarctic-39lO bales cotton
5000 slaves
HAvANA-Brig M Burns-4OO0 feet lumber 1900
bbls -four bbls beet 30 bills rOsn
notwithstanding JOse-2208 bales cotton
MISUNDERSTANDING Arbitrator-3i9O bales of
cotton bbls sugar pix gs Bdse $50 staves
observation-disclosures Rel+f-4OO cabbagesl50O
cocoanuts bbs pOtatoos6 bbls onions bbls apples
md sundries
HAMBURG-ship Colonial Bmpire-3sOO bales cot.
ton 3l25 slaves
slaves
GBNOA-Bark Bridgeport-l2OO bales cotton 1850
bbls oil 5l6O slaves
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By Nash & Hedgson.
COTTON. COTTON. COTTON.
FOUR Hun RED AND FORTY BALES COTTON.
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY WATER
n ORDER or THB MASTER AND WARDENS OF
THk Pc r.

EA SPANISH BRIG LEPANTO, CAPTAIN JOSH MAS
FOR ACCOUNT or WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
RY NASH 4 HODG~ON-W l. BODGSON
- Auctlnneer-Ofiice No aror del-t st, eeI =
On FRIDAY. december 26 1873 at ii A. M at the
rleAns Press for account Of whom it may con.
80 BALM COTTON. damaged saved from the
" ok of the Spanish brig Lepanto. Captain J"se
kaA 'oso
Terms Cash delivery de2a 81
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DIAPER STOCK WANTED.

DIAPER STOCK WANTED.
The highest cash price paid for RAGS, OLD Pa
PER and ROPE, at the LOUISIANA PAPER MILL
on Liberty street, between Girod and Julia New
Orleans. Louisiana.
We are now Ilskipg from 1000 TO $500 pounds of
printing paper. which will Or promptly executed.
ns29 I'm EMBBRION BROWN Proprietors
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RECEIPTS OF PEODUCE.

LOWER COAST-Steamer BrAdish Johnson
lis hhds sugar $40 bbls molasses and sundries
WASHlNGTON-Steamer Leslie Taylor 436 bales
cotton SKIS seed cotton 40 hhds sugar &c bbls mo-
lasses and sundr1es
LOWER COAST-Stesmer Hunter-6O bbls mo-
lasses and sundries
PLAQUEMINB-Steamer st JOINTS hbds supar
$40 bbls molasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rmpire-272 bbls rice Is
SKIS rough rice IS bbls molasses and sundries
observation-disclosures Katie Kountz-734 bales
cotton and sundri+s
YAZOO RIvER-Steamer Yazoo-l3O0 bales cotton
200 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
OUACHITA RIvER-Steamer Ouachita Belle-30I0
bales cotton Is sks seed cotton and sundries
WASHINGTON-Steamer Bertha-326 bales of
colt n 207 SKIS cotton seed los hhds sugar l79 bbs
:nolasses and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Glencoe-15I5 bales cotton
and sundry produce
RECEIPTS-EEw BASIN.
COVINGTON-Steamer Creole-lS bales cotton
and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. IA CKSON AND GREAT NORTH
RRN RAILROAD. Decem boz 23-3lS5 bales cotton and
sundry produce
NKW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
Road, December $3.50 bales cotton and sundries
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
December 23-292 bales cotton 1853 hhds sugar Is
,bls sugar al bbls nolasses and sundries i
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Jules MAhCHAL CHARLES vAUTHIER
M AkCHAL's RESTAURANT,
NO. ID union street. between st. Charles and o.
Ond-let
boarding by tho Day, Week or Month.
FURNISHED ROOMS
frvate Supper Saloon for parties. deS I'm
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SUIT In PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 36,72s.
DY ALBERT PANL. AUCTIONEER-OFFICB
- No. 40 Royal street.-By virtue of decree
Der H. 1873, by the Hon. A. L. Tissot judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
VIII be s. sold at public auction, on TUESDAY, De-
cember 10, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, on Royal
A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm
this city designated by the No. % in square bounded
by Clio Erato, Locust and Magnolia Streets meas
uring Is feet inches front Clio street by III
feet inches lines in depth. The improve m nts
comprise double one-story house known No.
Terms-Cash. The purchaser to assume payment
OF the taxes on the property for 1879. payable in
Act Of sale at the purchasers expense. before
Abel Dreyfous, notary public. no27 dt4 ii 10 "a 30
SUCCESSION OF CONRAD voLLRATH.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1854.
DY ALBERT PAUL, AUCTlSNBBR-OPPICB
ID No. 40 Royal street Will be sold at public
auction on TUESDAY, December 30, 1879, at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioperrs tx
change Royal street, by virtue OF an order of the
Hon. A. L. TissOt, judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated November
THE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings, ETC., thereon, situated in the Second
District Of this city. in squars bounded by Bar
racks, Esplanade, Royal ana Chartres street meas.
ur1ng 30 feet front Barracks street. by IA in
depth. The improvements known by the No 81
Barracks street comprise one-story brick house,
Terms-Cash. The taxes of 1873, pay able in 1874,
to be assumed by the purchaser.
Act of sale to be passed before Abel Drey fous
at the expense of the purchaser.
no27 de4 II 10 "a 30
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We have put the sales down at IL 600 bales, but
toward the close heard Of 100 bales additional,
which We were unable to authet iicate. We were
also assured that the actual business was consid-
erably in excess of the amount reported Prices
exhibited unusual irreguarity. Some descriptions
were held with continued fImness, ard could not
be bought unless at outside rates. Others were
offer ed freely and in some cases pressed upon the
market. Ordinary was reported as low a. llc
strict ordinary sold as high a. l3c; good ordinary
sold at l3 and l3Ac; strict good ordinary at IA aud
AXE; strict good ordinary tO low n i'd ing at l4ac;
low mddling as low Is lake. and also 1t l4k and
H'4c; strict low middlDg l5c; middling at l5hc;
Is s-l6, IGN and l7Ac further dt cline in for
eign exchange, and OF ll6d q, Liverpool, had an
unfav0rable influence but. Oh the other hand. the
New York market for futures advanced i a &c.
The sales for the past three day . sum up 81 600
bales $500 on Saturday, 1850 yesterday: including
400 not reported until day, and II 900 today,
$50 Tor the corresponding time last week.
Receipts since Friday evening 47,3! bales. EN-.
b. scng 40l1 from other delivery ports. OF which
1898 from Mobile, from Florida and $40 from
and Ol6 last year. Total proper since August 81,
46l OTIS bales, against 44S,7u last year-incresse
1888. '-.-
The exports comprise a744O bales. embracing
dam. $500 TO Hamburg, 22o0 to Bremen STAB to Bar
celoDa. 1900 to Genos and 27s to New York.
The amount on ship00ard not Cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at 129 900 bsles embracing
IS 900 for Liverpool 36 600 for Havre 5000 for SPAIN
5000 for the Mediterranean $500 for Bremen. II 00H
for the North ses and 400O for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock ON hand by our
running statement last evening. leaves 81 500
bales to represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses uns0ld OF awaiting orders.
ing 400 after r. NJ Yesterday. Market active;
prices Irregular lower g, AIDES easier" Its quota
ton for good ordinary 10 reduced &c, with no
change in any other grade.
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IMPORTS,

MISUNDERSTANDING st Louis-Astd mdse
CARDIFF-Steamship Prince Edward-8oO tons
coal
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Excesior-44. 900 CO.
coanuts 100 punches bananas 5000 plantains 5000
in specie
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MISCELLANEOUS.


iPOTATOES-5oOo barrels Jackson Whites, Pink
Eyes. Peerless, Peach Blows and RussetA
ON1ONS-2Oo barrels silver Skins.
APPLES 800 barrels. in good shipping order.
For sale by J. G. MURPHY CO.,
DEL st No. Is Poydras street.
GOBBLlNG FOX Ga KIeTMAS. =
Orders for TURKEYS, which are positively COB.
bling their first and last Christmas carol under q
pressure OF chestnuJs and ptcanS, and yelpinc for
some one to buy. roast and eat tnem will be taken
from this date and filled in TIM for the slidays
Canal street. Don't all gobble at once Dressed
Poultry and Game of all sorts always ON hand.
4 del96t :
Gh.TEFUL FOE The LIBEKAi {. PAT.
~ ronage heretofore bestowed, the III, dersigntd
respectfully informs the public and his old friends
III particular, that he has removed to
No. 81 Camp street,
In the Tulane building, where his former specially
.." will be continued as
REAL ESTATE ACCTlONEER AND APPRAISER
He will give his personal attention to the sale
and purchase of all city Real Estate; Plantations
Mineral and Timbered Lands; Bonds Bank stocks
and otter city securities; Cargoes, ETC.. whether
under private instructions nv judicial prOc4 S.
Loans on mortgage ne sctiats,d The renting of
city property att tended to upon moderate terms
With his known experience aud de votiou to the
interests of his patrons, he hopes to merit a con-
tlAuancd OF their former confidence.
C. K. GIRARDRY.
New Orleans December IS. 1873 drl7 Inn
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EAsHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.

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pETITIONs AND SCHEDULES

Prepared strictly according to the bankrupt hv
general orders of the United States Supreme
''ourt and rules Of the United States District
Court, by JOHN =. CARTRR
At tho oface Of C. 8. Kellogg, Register in Bank
ruptcv, Customhouse building, New Orleans
Blanks ALWAYS on hand, MI
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AUCTION SALES.


SUCCESSION OF JAMES PHILLIPS AND SUZAN
PETERSON, HIS wIFK
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AUCTION SALES
By Albert Paul.

BY Albert PAUL.
CATHARINB ODONNBLL, WIFE OF A. GRILLE
yA SUCCESSION OF PATRICK ODONNRLL.
SUIT In PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS us.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20
Vol. VII. 1873.
OLD Il Nd N r. W.
The Peoples Magazine

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volume of wider interest than they have ever
published MIS-. Greenoughs Story, 9 Python t,,.''
and Mr. Haie's story. ''Ups and Downs,'' will
be continued and completed in this volume.
series of short stories by Miss Meredith, Mrs.
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Mr.. l-oring. and others. have been engaged. Mr..
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on he Church and its Exclusive Claims,"
" scripture, and the Limits OF its Authority"
"God in humanity" &c., The series OF articles
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PRACTICAL HINTS. =
DIET AND BEVERAGES FOR THE SICK.

DIET AND BEVERAGES FOR THE SICK.
RenadrkS.-Where persons have be-
come very weak and much prostrated
from the effects of fevers and other dis
orders, nothing, especially alter the dis
ease is broken, and the patient is Begin
ming to be conyalescent, is of so much
Importance as suitable food and drinks !;
as the least indiscretion in this respect,
will often bring on relapse. which, win
be apt to prove fatal. Therefore, avoid
all hard and :indigestible substances,
such as pastry of every kind and des-
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bles; hard and unripe fruit; tough and
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THE HURRICANE
COMPANY.
Office. - Barclas St. y. Y.

Up Stairs.
Offer to the public a lantern combining safety and
ecnnony with elegance and usefulness 1t can-
not explode; it gives good light and consumes
les off thar any other: it i not disturbed by
thehighest wind. and if glass is broken it Is
easily replaced by meand of the screw. They EN-
play no Agents except their travelling clerks.
but their goods can be had from the dealers
throughout the country. 4l5 4witsi
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RELIGIOUS NEWS,
ssIF.,,
BY LOUIE PRINDLE.


BY LOUIE PRINDLE. ~ -
-
TF there were no foes to conquer,
1 II there We're no strife to win,
we should have no victor's triulnphS, S.,
And no rest to enter ill., a-s s-.-
If our life were always sunny, -.,.t'
18th no soft and quiet shade,
There would be nollowers growing,
For they all would quickly fade.
If there were no tear-Jrops fallng,ssz y q
And no Clouds across our yyay, - Al -
There would be no rainbow promise,
There would come no brighter day
Iftrere were mo friends unfaithfGb wss
&nd no. fond tics severe,iAhere,
We would never feel this longing
For Il higher, holIer sphere
If there were no sore temptations, s
For each one of Ills to meet, 1s~- !
And no tempest dashing wildly 7sf
All its btlloWs ut our feet, ~
We should never look above us,
Never take our Fathers hand;
And our eyes would see no beacon 49,
Cleaning Cn the far-oif strand.
Bishopajoxe, of sEestcrrr New York,
Is reported to have forsaken his High
Church notions. - 4
The United Brethren vote next No
yember on the admission of laymen in
TO their Conferences. r.. Z ~
The only Unitarian Church in Con-
nectcut is at Brooklyn, and its pastor
is a lady, Mrs. Celia Burleigh.
The two congregational Churches of
Galesburg, H., have each sent recently
Il missionary into the foreign field.
Southern Presbyterians quote the
sayings of Northern Presbyterians dur
ing the war as reasons for opposing re-
union. ~
Rev. Joseph Gurley has withdrawn
from the Methodist Episcopal Church
and united with the Episcopal Church,
in Minnesota. i-sssf
u Every man must, in a measure, be
alone in the world. No heart was ever
cast in the same mould as tllats which
we bear within us.
One ship sailing lately from New
York took soat seven Methodist mission
aries for India. Two ladies of the num-
| Der are sent by the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society.
Theobold Butler, of the Jesuits. is in
| Ireland, looking up candidates for the
4priesthood to supply the wants Of the
Catholic population of this country. ~
There are in Paris, France, 1872, ,52a
kCathollcs; 0,42l Israelites: l7,2Sl Cal
iVl1lStS; l4,JU4 IutHerans' 3,o4z AnRll'
cans, Methodists and Quakers; 422 Mo
! hammedans, Huddhists and Brahmins
$500 persons that belong to no sect, and
only two who call themselves free think
ers.
Professor Tying, of the Theological
Seminary ut Gambler, o., has resigned
This leaves the School without facul-
] ty. Last year, there were but two stu
7 Dents. The Seminary has u valuable
endowment, and it is not 1ikely ahat !
willleng remain dormant.A
The Presbyterian has reached the con
clusion that uuioa with the Cumberland
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