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is good. Navy bread is selling at 4l3c,
pilot do 51s 06r, French biscuit Is,
soda crackers 6G7c. Boston Sc, picnic &c,
oyster Sc, sugar 90l2c, cream l2c, ginger
nuts l2o, lemon snaps Ice. eracknelI bis
Quits 35c T. tb.
TALLow-The market is quiet. !: is
quoted at 8 G9c z 10.
SoAP-The supply is good. The demand
for Shreveport and Ouachita is good. There
is no change in prices. We quote magnolia
at Size in small lots and 43.c in large lots;
olive Gd612c; palm 1l2 al Sc; patent pressed
olive 074Rc, and CASTLE l2c y fb. with
deduction of 4 a l2c y 20 on large lots;
cold water soap l0c + 10 polishing soap
i0c; extra olive 20 in round lots and I X
l3c y ID in job lots.
IMPORTED FRUIT AID NUTS-Hacana
oranges are selling at s. a . T. Dbl: Palermo
s. IS IS p + box; no Louisiana oranges or
lemons here. Layer raisins are quoted at
81 1910 . y y boz, halves 81 I00l Is, quar-
ters IS a 75c; London layers 50 T. box, halves
81 u.s. quarters none; Sulcaua raisins ltc
y Id; citr0n ii o 45c; currauts Sc: prunes
tGermanl Sc; figs l2l4 t'l3c; Brazil nuts
IL II ] &c; English walputs pc. French do lie:
almonds u q pc: do shelled 32r; tilherts
IL u i5c: peGans II q l:}c; dates Si2o T. h;
bananas s. "a; planCain- 90 81 - 1
bunch; pineapples none: @""oanuts 81 % al
4 100.
SALT-The supply Oh az kinds remajns
good with Il moderate demand. Dealers
rates are 81 50 n - for coarse, and 81 - Il
so per sack for fine, delivered. with a deduc
ton for drayage when taken in lots ut ware
house Turks island is selling at s q | 10
y bag OF two bushels. Table salt III
pockets 211 6L2c each, il size.
COTTON Seeds in light supply and
good demand at $l3 y ton. sacks furnish ID.
W. l. doll Is "A
quoted at q q iGc, and e lined AZ - {" 40 =
gallon.
CoTToS SEED on C.hr-City factory is
selling at S!t 80 G25 E ton: country a: $50
$2I
WOoL--Tnere is u" demand. ~
quoted al 20 .2c e ID; - 0}jc for Lpuis
lana clear; zoe for Mexi32n improved, an!
ID a zoe for bury.
CoFiEE-Js quiet there were resases
yesterday of 900 bags at full prices only
small lots were sold to-day. We quote
prime jgoldl t9l4 2nc; good II I9!:". fair
1917 a l9c r. b
NAVAL SToREs-The supply is good; =,
bbls spirits turUentine sold 10 day at uSG
y gallon. We quote spirits turpentine at
Csc e gallon; pale rosin at S!05 25 Y
hbl; No. So 75Gi; No. , 81 80 @3 Is
y bbl; tar s. y Dbl. and s. - T. half Dbl:
pitch s. % l. bb.
TOrACCo--The only sale reported 10 iay
was bid at lie. The supply on sale may
now DE estimated at about 1890 hhds. We
continue 10 quote Jugs at DC; low leaf at
q Ice: medium AT 10 u lie; good at II be.
and selections at l2Iz q l3c. Receipts TO-
day 80 hnds: exported, none; stock on hand
by our running statement, 2002 hhds.
FREIGBrs---A small vessel was taken M
for Havre to day at i3sc for cotton. The
market continues firm. We quote as fol
lows: Bv steam-CottCn 10 Liverpool y d:
to New York $40. By saiI-CottOn Ia Liv.
erpool ll-l6 a 2If: 10 Havre IiSc: 10 Genoa
isr: 20 the Baltic J. l6d.
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Fergeries on the Sub.Trensury in Sun
Franc iscO.

From the San Francisco Bulletin. February l5 |
Recently numerous forged checks have
been discovered, purporting to have been
drawn by United States disDursing officers
in Arizona and other frontier stations on
the United States Assistant Treasurer at
San Francisco. These checks have all
passed into the hands of innocent parties,
brokers and business men, and have been
presented to the amount of several thou
sand dollars for payment. The checks are
remarkably well executed, and calculated
10 deceive any one who is not perfectly
familiar with the signatures of those whose
names are forged. Among the forged checks
presented in this city are some to which The
names OF the following assistant quarter
masters, stationed in Arizona, are signed:
w. I. Ross, Fred II. f. Ebstein and r. X.
Upham. Detectives have been put on the
track, and it is hoped the guilty parties
may be discovered The checks are all
drawn on blanks furnished by the Treas
ury Department for the purpose; they are
all made payable to the bearer and need no
Endorsement. This is requirement for the
protection of the sub-treasurer, but it as
slsts In rendering forgery more easy.
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Death of G.. T.. Hunt.
The New York Herald saws:

Advices from Alexandria, Egypt, of the
thirileth OF January, inform us of the
death OF Z. + Hunt, a major of the Esyp-
tian army, and formerly an officer on board
the American rebel cruiser Shenandoah.
Tn major went out riding from his resi-
deuce, at Buckley station, Ramlrh. His
horse was annoyed by dogs, and turning to
drive them of, he Lest control of the horse.
was carried to his own front yard, and lust
at the gale was dashed to the ground.
Either on the gate, the post or low wall
Inside, his head received a terrible blow.
which fractured the skull and rendered him
insensible. He soon rallied little and
spoke few incoherent sentences. but fell
into a stupor, which ended in death ON the
twenty eighth of January. His remalns
were buried in the PROTESTANT Cemetery
with military honors, and the funeral was
largely attended. The reigious services
were conducted by Rev. }. W. Yule, u d.,
Scotch chaplain, assisted by Rev. :, c.
Ewing, American missionary. lie leaves a
widow and one child, who are at the house
of the Rev. David Strang. at Ramich. and
will stay there till they can leave Tor
America.
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The Jackson Pilot wants a Mississippi sea-
port, and SAYS on that subject:

port, and says on that subject:
Mississippi, washed as she is by the
waters of the Gulf of Mexico, has not a
seaport, but must needs send her cotton,
grain and other exports to New Orleans,
Mobile or the Atlantic coast for shipment
TO foreign countries. Where nature has
kindly furnished the way, it certainly is
criminal il us to neglect to provide the
means by which we can have two or more
seapOrts, through which, with railroad
transportation TO the interior, a prosperous
and thriving commerce might speedily be
built up with foreign nations. Mississippi
Is the only State in the Union bordering
upon the seaceast where this has not been
done, and it reflects nothing to our credit
that We should still be so Indifferent to a
matter of such vast Importance
The Governor is fully alive to the i'm
mense advantages that would accrue to US
from having intimate railroad communica-
ton from all parts of the State with our
Gulf coast, and thence by suitable ports
with outside maj kets. His recommends
tions upon these matters are such as will
meet the hearty approval of every man in
terested in the material prosperity of the
State. We hope the day is not distant
when these suggestions will be acted upon
with that spirit which vii! speedily give
them practical shape.
4 seaport on the Gulf for Mississippi
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened al ll4A 0lI3. against il5
| at New York. and alter moderate Dusl
| ness closed at the opening rates IN both
| markets touching 49, during the interim
| at New YORK;.
The sales summed up $4,000, embracing
| $4,000 $4,000. $500 ami S4OOO) at ll4;4;
| $4,000 at ll47s: $1,000 ar rs; $4,000 at ll5
ISIS. and $4,000 $1,000. $1,000 and $4,000
| at Il51B
| No sales OF silver were reported. Aneri-
| can half dollars are quoted nominal at lIO
| oil, and Mexican dollars at IA q cent
| premium, gold, for new and pa Tor old.
The movement III sterling exchange was
| also of moderate extent, and, under the
| influence of an advance III bills at New
York, the market closed about 4 y cent
higher. The sales amounted 90 E49.20O,
com rising $4,000 bill OF lafing at l23A;
$4,000 and $500 do AZ l23l1, el50C and go,
600 do at i235s, 9l70O and $1,000 do at l232l.
43500 Al clear at I237s, $1,000, $4,000 and
$4,000 private bankers at l2l. and $1,000
AL clear at l2ils.
The only sales OF francs reported were
250,G00 commercial at i63as, and $4,000
private bankers at 400
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
l233R q 1884 for bill of lading aud a clear,
and l2449 O. for bank; francs at 4.634 q
- Tor private. aud $50 for bank, and Ger
man marks at about l0SL2.
ne offerings o. domestic tACHdbSS were
of fair extent, and commercial closed q
shade higher. The sales covered s305,0C0,
embracing $4,000 private bankers sight Oh
New York ($25,000 and S30,0O0) at par,
$3.50 900 do 1875, 600. :25 COO, $50, 600 ST. 0UO
and 500, 0O0) at 1872 y cent premium.
The banks continued to check on New
York at u = cent premium, aud CONNER
cial sight was still quoted at par q Lie pre-
MUM.
We heard OF some heavy transactions in
bank, insurance and other stocks, hut all
the particulars were suppressed.
The sales OF bonds included $1,000 city
gold hearing seven per cents at IS, $4,000 do
at 654, and $4,000 aud $500 at 65L2, at
which they were quoted at The close.
In city gold bond certificates We noticed
a sale of $1,000 at 6tN.
metropolitan Police warrants were quoted
at the close at $50. City appropriation
certificates at 6S a SO, and school certificates
at "a a IS. No sales of any Importance were
reported OF either.
Legislative warrants have been offered
more copiously on the street and among
the sales reported today were $1,000 at 81,
$500 at GO, $1,000 at 60lh and $1,000 at $685..
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FST4TE OF ~. n. SikB0ECHT.
UNITED STATES MABsEAL's OFvIGS,
New Orleans. February {. 1875

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OWES,
New Orleans. February c. 1879.
rEsBIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WAE.
Il rast in bankruptcy has been Issued Gus
Of the District Court of the United States for tho
District Of LOuislana, against the estate OF H. ~
Siebrecht of New Orleans ill The parish Of Orleans,
State of Louisiana adj judged bankrupt upon bIs
petition; that the payment of any debts and tho
delivery Of any property belonging to said bank
rupt, to him, or for his use aud the transfer
a meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupt, tu
prove their debts, and choose
signees of her estate, will be held at d court ce
bankruptcy, to be holden on the twenty first dsv
of March A. d. 1873 at nine O'clock A. NJ. as
the CustOmhouse builaing. New Orleans. before C
S. Kellogg register.
s 3. PACKARD
;e26 rhY United States narsEso
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Does q man who ascends Mont Blanc go
Oh a hunting or an exploring expedition
This is question which the Superior Con,
OF Baltimore has Ia decide. 1t comes up in
IA curious way. DR.. Bean had his life in
sured by IL Hartford company for $4,000,
and then got permit to travel abroad. pro
xided be did NOT 60 On hunting or eNplor-
ing expeditions" He attempted 10 ascend
Mont Blanc, was lost in n fog and slow
storm ami trugeu 10 death The c"muany
refuses - pay the Insurance on tie grcund
that ascending Mont. Blanc was hunting
or exploring expedition.
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VNITrN Nr.rr. N.N.H,L'. Orrsp
NV Orleans trNi!aTS 90. 1879. !
fs'H.- = ., i,v- t.o,I'E 'ilI.T AN aL;A&
2 warrant biii kvprs d lee" /. issued .,;.. %
RE Da,.'r: Court OF ~. Iiitri >Iat.s f,y xte
blsfr7"t ~ !ouls'5'., .ri'! 4 Ne. estate ian@a
!l. key, ~ 'hs. pa' sh "t W. ST Baron kOuge State
q. I..',!.s:."r aG.udge'! bani fNp. NpOu u aH.
p-:'". -. 1 IA" pa. ."'t -! any deDts. suI .le
Ge!'.-'. ny OPr.'' belonging 20 said n.uSs
rupt :" ''' ar :nT ii. . and g.. transfer VI ars
= OPP ~ him ,ornldrr hv iaw: MA, n
~ - The ,"d t,r. ~! s,d hsnkri.I. -,rove
;t"'c Hts and "i'"o5" on" OF more ass ..uees e
NJ s'f" =. VIII be held AZ .rur. - baukrptcs
:" W '"td"n on 'h" seven Il .,aN 0E NarcY
A. D -. al u A. NJ. II: TN. Custom hOu1e,
''1la.' New Orleans before &. , ". Io.g MY q.
\ 3 PACKARD
leI. 49, Waited Srstss Marsha.
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ESTATE OF .AKIOs Z. BLAUKNIAK.
OFPICK UNITED STATES Marshal,

OPRICK UNITED STATKs Marshal
New Orleans. February :, 1877.
ftHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT wa.
Il rant n bankruptcy has been issued out g:
the district Court of the United States for he Dice
trlct Of Louisiana against he estate of ArmOG L.
Blackmar, of New Orleans, in the parish of Orleans,
state OF Louisiana, adjudged a bankrupt upon h,s
own petition; that the payment OF any debts.
and the delivery OF any property belonging 70 sag
bankTunt, 10 him, or for his use and the transfer
of any property by him. are forbidden ny Law; tina;
q meeting of the cred tors of said bank rupt TO
prove their debts, ana choose one or more aes
slgnees of his estate, will he held at a court O:
bankruptcy, to be holden on the nine eenI l. daN
of March, a. D. 1873, at A. NJ. AT TIE Gn..
tomhouse building New Os!-ans. before e :. Es
!Ogg, register. y 4 PACKARD
1e. mh' fai'r.6 = ates
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ESTATE OF j. Il. sHTHUR ULtRtRIE.

UNITED SfATKs MAR.a.L'. Oyg,s a.
New Orleans. February 20 1873.
EHthfS - TO GIVE EOTICK THAy WARPASee
II bankruptcy has be issued out or ths Dis
tr1ct Court of the United States for the District ~
LOUISIANA against the estate &f J. IL. 4 sLur Ilare
Tie, Of DOnaldsOnville il the parisl Of Ascau ioI
state OF louisiana, adjudgcd a bankrupt upon hiS
own petition that the pay et of an, debts And tLa
delivery Of any prOptrt, beiUnging 10 said banks
rupt TO MIN, or for his use and che transfer of an,
property By him. are forbidden .. law: that s,
meeting OF the creditors .f sa bal krupt to proys
Their debts and choose OF more assi.pees 90
his estate, will De held at u c.IrI of baukruntcv
70 be holden on the swenty-sscond day ~
March. 4. D. 1873, ct nine o clock A. ~ at she Cue.
Iomh9use BulldIngs He@ Orleans before q. 3 E1S.
}ogg, Register.
fa2s mh22 Y'nitai So &C. nl|i
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'jirIS Vi -kti;As
WEpsssoAY EVENING, March

WEDNESDAY EvBNIHG, March lB13
COTTON-The salrs to-day Exclusive OF
100 and $50 bales omitted yesterday, when
the actual sales were $3.50 bales,) embraced
$3.50 bales, at rather easier prices, T. quirirg,
however, no reduction in quotations. ex-
cept lsc in ordinary and good ordinary, and
&c in low ordinary. We give also the tx
change figure. which are for average lists
according with its types. while ours pre-,
sent tho proper range Of the market for
average lists. but with the outside figures
for low mldding. good ordinary and ordi-
nary given a. the outside Cor ssriut o! these
grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, Ass;NILArED
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E~9AVh. az AKNULD " EBER.
V,lrtD STATES MAesHAL's OpFicB.

T,ITED STATES MARsHAI's OYFtsB.
sex UTcan-, Fl bruary s. 1875.
rev. = - GIVE NOTICE that WARRANT
Ga' krnptc, haG been Issued out Of the Diso
nc: "'vt the Un,tel States for tie DistIiot %
LcU..ian4, against the estate o! Ar old Weber os
Nv. Or ana Ia T. parish o. Orleans State e3
Louisiana. GdjUdg a naukrup'. upon his Own pto
''tio.. chat tho .ym"ut o! ST.. scbts. and fh's
delivery OF any property ht / nS!ug to saii hanko
ruu' 10 hin Ir for hi. and the transfer OF any
property By him. toI hidden by law; that %
- sting 0I snr creditors os said bankrupt, to
pros. 'hsiT debts and ct Dose or more assisBo
ees 81 he estate, Will b. held 4: p court OF bank
rupt.y sc les h"ld-:! the :Went sec ond day %
March a. ~. 1873 at II a. NJ. at the Custom nc use
building. Sew Orleans. before c. S. Kellogg. Reggie
teE :. h. PACKARD
feli mhE2 NnitPh Stafes Marshh.
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ESTATE or CTARL.s i!T1-If1yE1T- ~

iSiTEp STATES srarsnAL'. OYPTsp %
H"w Orleans Eebruaro 70. 1873, q
'e';.> - ~ GIFR NOTICE CHAT A WARRANT.
Z - ~" BTuprCy has :,.n es.lst' ous OF the Dis
tut 'oIr' tn. Uut.d n.8tes for tn. Dist riot ~,
'i!st't az al!st I'm. .s'att of Charl Si,l+r,ueau
-. ~" Orleans - III. 'arss h Uf tbrlt State ~
L''li' -, a. judged > kTrg.i upon lis Own peI
~; MAJ the p,'mr.: "f az: debts and YhHr
Et1''"t ~ any pr.p-r'y - longing To sai.S
bankrupt :" HIM tor his 'r.. "A Il the trans
lei o. any property ~ INN, hidden nv !ayrr
lhat meeting OF ~. editors of laid hani ~,
10 prove their debt. AID . Uo." pi, or mora -
tlg ees OF his estate viii be. held a, 80, 70
bankruptcy, to b" holden "a The .i..h do
OF March. a. H. !6'3. ~ A. M. at ,be Cnston.
rouse ou!!0 ne New "a cans b, loI. g. & E,IICc,~
RegIstey ''""sAS
.,,, $. b NA'KAKD,
~ U'iftd Sta - Marsha.
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EsTATE az WILLIAM WATKINS
DIVINE.

CElfED MATES MAKsHAL's OssIoe, !
New Orleans. February rs 1878.
FsNEls is 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
L. in bankruptcy has been issued out OF the Diss
triot Court of tho United States for the 0istric:
of Louisiana against the STATE OF William Watkins
Divine, of New orleans, in the parish Of Orleans.
State OF Louisiana, adjudgcd ba, krUpt upon his
own petition that the pay of any debts and the
delivery OF any property beo ging said bankrupt
10 him or Tor his and he transfer of any prop
erty by him. are forbidden by law; that meeting
of the creditors OF said BANKRUPT, to prove theiI
debts and choose one or .lore assg rees of his
tate will BE- held at a court Of bankruptcy to be
holden on the twenty second dav of March, A 10
1873 al nine O'Clock 4. N, ut the CustoILhOusso
Buildius New Orleans. before 5. Kellogg, RegiSs
y. b. PACkAhD,
fe2S nj a2l United Sta1ea Marsha.
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a national convention of writing paper
matters is shortly to lac held at Sprin gtield.
Massachusetts,. to discuss measures for in.
creasiDg their profits.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

In London club circles the al absorbing
theme of conversation Is the approaching
race between Oxford and Cambridge.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATE OF FRANKS JOSEPH PACk.
wood individually, aid as a member of tbs
S.ua % PackwoOd Brother.
TsrrEp SrATRa YARsH4I'a DEP. cS .
New Orleans March ; 1873
FkHHis IS ~ GIVE NO FICE THAT 4 WARR6p?"
Z IL lnLraptcy- has been issued ous
OF the District Court OF the United States for tie
District of Louisiana agalnss the IS! ate OF Frars
els Joseph PackwooI Individually, and as as &
men, Der OF the firm of Packwo' d Bother OF
New .rleam il the parish OF Orleans Sta -
of Louisiana. adjndged % bankrupt upon h4
own petition; that The payment 0f eny debt,
aud the delivery CT any property belonging to said
bankrupt TO HIM. fer LIS use. and the transfer
Of any property By him are f0rhGi"D by Law; than
y meeting OF tine creditors Of said bank rupt TO
erave thrIf debts and choose one more assignee
IF his estate, will be held court o. bank-
rupt,y, 10 he holden the twenty rinth day OF
Marcel :. d. 1873. at nine o'clock A. ri, al the
custom house building, New DIehus. before q. 20
l.-ii"Ig. Register.
+. 8. PACKARD
M. % Cnirr q States Mars 9:
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Captain Marryat used to talk of his pub
fishers os though they were natural enc
mics, notwithstanding he received from
: 400 to .17O0 a novel from them.
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E0R REAT-ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
L board, In snites or single. Also, q few dsy
enarders taken Appy a! s III Camp street neal
~ 'os-Ps 5e22
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OVR'CE or TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN,
wKpEBEDAY EvRHIys. March 5, 1873. J
The demand for discounts at most of the
banks is limited, but at two or three O'Clock
to-day we noticed some increase in the offer
ings. The few transactions reported on
the street we're at previous rates We
continue to quote first class paper, with
or without c0llaterals. at 10 + cent Y annnm,
Al without collaterals at - ais, second
class at l9, first class mortgage paper at
10, and serond class do az II.
At the election for directors OF the Cres-
cent City Slaughterhouse Company, Messrs.
Charles Cavar,c, L. E. Lemarie, JOS Don
aldsOn, Charles De Ruyter, Joseph Her
nandcz, Z. r. Motion. 2. Sarthon, j. n.
Avegno and II 6. HHlbert were chosen tor
the ensuing year.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Thursday. March c. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Havana Pennington. for Key We. s.nG
other Florida Ports
Bark II Br0okman, Ames, for Cronstadt
Schooner htinSray, Hansen, for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
NO arrivals from sea reported.i
sTEAMBOATs.
/; T8tiy. Haberle from Nint;ef
:1eta. Greenlec. from JetrersOIo
'lsLi.r. :,inI.ott. from LamdsG
EXPORTS.
'R0%SrADT--Sarl. H D Eyoosman-zo:: ual.,
cotton
. h:lB pork cks bacon tcs bacon 400 SKIS 20
sks uats 20 SKIS bran bales hay 20 bxs soap 10 bag
c&ud es bbls whisky and .umdIirs
KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS-Steamship
Havana $40 bbs -four 'lU5 SKIS corn Us SKIS oats ;.
bills whisky 38 c6s bacon - hnis pork SC bales hay
}. :"s lard % head cattle ~ empty hid. and suI.
C:i"e
IMPORTS.
y 4f.SffLLBS-Brig Aurora-Astd m6se
PALhKMO-Bark baiZio-5G0r b&s orange ,i<;
bxs lemons e bxs paste and sund7eS
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MlNnES-StcanneE I. :. Tslly-lGls bal. cotton
and sundrie.
JFFFKRSOE~St.aiuc. Flcta---'OO3 bales cotton
and ~uutTres
CAi-pEN-H:eamsr SahUe-- 1882 bale. cotto, anc
spu,!Gles
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
hORGsNS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
March 80 bales cotton - hbls mUasses }? hide
sugar 81 SKIS seed cotton and sundres
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEYAS RAIL
ROAD, &Arch 5-:}32 bae- COTTON - hhds tobacco
and Uudrv produce
NEW ORLtANa JACKSON IND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD, N.rch :~3!s bales cotton and
sInGry produce
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NOR REST-FURNISHED OR UEFURNISHED-
n An elegant raised Cottas. with gas through
ant. large grounds highly cultivated, fruit trees
eIc., situated st. Charles avenue Sixth District
sent moderate to a good tenant. Apply to lock
box So 1912. New Orleans pO-totficp. tt23 st Sn
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CNITEp Sr sTK- MAGMA Obsi.e .
New Orleans, Ja.uaIy 20, lG:J j
fsNEtS = to GIVE NOTICE THAT 4 WARRANT
] u. baI kruptcy has been :ssI!. out of tho IN.
trcI Court OF the United STATES for the District e.
Louisiana, against the estate OF soB fhal BrotheTes
of New Orleaus, III the parish OF Orleans.
St,te of louisiana adjuGgef h3nkrdpis, IpOn their
own petition that the pay ment OF any tsehts an6
the delivery of any property belonging to salS
bankrpts TO them, or for their and tho transfer
OF any property by them are forbidden by law; thai
q meeting of the creditors OF SAID bankrupts, TO
prove their debts and choose more assignees
lhsiT estate will be held at court of bankruptcy
to be holden tic eleventh day of March.
A. D. 1873, at twelve o'clock u At No. 81 E1.
change alley. New Orleans. before A. Augustine
register. "
p, =. PACKARD,
-, sr.,t.c Mo- ~
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MOLE LOST.

NOiE LOST.
Lost. asst evening, FotKE1R00H. containing
among other Things. PROMISSORY MOTH
drawn by waldo 2. Todd 20 tis order. and by
him Endorsed in blank. dated At New Orleans, May
3 49,, payable two Years after date. for $3.50 ,.
with interest at eight per cent per annum from
date until paid. paraphed vsretUr By Andrew
HeIo. notary.
All persons are warned not TO negotiate for or
parch4Be said note. able reward S.l t-
given FOX tie Tet'.rI Of Bad note to me.
K. II. MARI,
N62s7 No. - Carondelet street
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HOUSE FOR KENT AND EURNITynp

"a E~F<A'R 2 I
IL for sale.-A comfortable tw0-st0ry house
ellglbiy located on Camp street. with everything
complete for housekeeping. and in good order
bel z nearly new, Wi! be sold in block 10 A nuT
chaser for lis own use. The eeta Establishment ia com
plet- in all depar mente, having been selected "
its owner for use. Will ne so'd or account of baS
health Furniture deaiers and vendors need not
Apply HdhItsa hOOSh, al tina SIbCe. ia5