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New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll734 Oils, against 1872
at New York, and after moderate busi-
ness closed at ll743 Gll74 tl4c decline
from Yesterdays closing rates., against
1875 in that market. The sales summed
ND sci 600, embracing $1,000 $4,000 and
SiO0O) at ll75s: $4,000 at ll77s: $4,000 at
II74 Oils; $4,000 at llS; $4,000 at ll77s
aIl8 and $4,000 at llSlS.
No sales Of silver were reported. We
now quote American half dollars nominal
at llf0112, and Mexican dollars at 212
q cent premium. gold. for new and , for
old.
The movement in sterling exchange was
of quite limited extent, and under the
course of gold and bills at New York, rates
closed y T. cent lower for private bills and
"A for bank. The Gales amounted to
E45,OOO, comprising 100000 bill OF lading
at los a l25l5: $1,000 AL clear IAN outside
BILL at 1854; $4,000 do and 2I500 bill of
lading at 1855 $1,000 AL clear at l25l2 a
1853; $1,000 bill Of ladiHg and Gl5, 900 AL
clear at 1853; $4,000 do at 1858; 96010 bill
of lading and AL clear at l2534 0l26, and
E7000 private bankers and bank at :.
The sales of francs included 25 600 and
&c. .OOO commercial at 4.j7 y, and Al, 600 do
at j64.
At the close sterling bills were quoted
at 1854 a 1864 for bill OF lading ami A
clear, and l2612 a. for bank; francs at
45S24 04.56l4 for private and -! IL u 80
for bank.
The offerings Of domestic exchange
were quite limited and rates hardened,
closing at slight improvement. With one
exception, where ls was adhered to, the
banks checking on New York at a Y cent
premium, and private sight being quoted
at I-l60 ls. The reported sales amounted
to only Sl05.000. comprising S25. 600 com
mercial, $4,000 and $4,000 bank at ts. and
$35 900 private bankers at 5-322.
There appears TO be but very little move
ment in any class of stocks, and the only
sales reported were 20 shares Teutonia
National Bank at $40, and 20 Ammonia and
Thermo-SpeciGc PrOpeIling Company at Sl3.
The sales of bonds included $1,000 and
$4,000 city gold bearing seven per cents
at 59A; and $4,000 at -. They were quoted
at the close at 59 a J91R.
Metropolitan Police warrants were weak
er, being quoted at s. a6G No sales re-
ported.
City appropriation certificates continue
dull and nominal at G3, and schoo! ceTtit-
Gates were quoted at the same.
Old State warrants were quoted at -,
hut no sales were reported.
Legislative warrants of acts Nos. "A and
No. 1873 were quoted 78 go. The only
sale reported was $1,000 at 79. Ac: No. 30
was entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09

SO 30 = box; Palermo lemons 80 5V;
layer raisins 50 25 p box, half boxes
81 20, quarter boxes 65c; citron 400 2 10;
| currants sac; prunes (Germanl sac; figs
ENC; Brazil nuts 213c; almonds 20c; shelled
do 32c; tilberts l614c: pecans l019 0l21ac;
| bunch: plantains 81 so T. bunch; pineapples
none here; cocoanuts 50 80 p 100.
STAR CANDLEs-Are quoted at 20c y Is.
HIDEs-Are dull. Country green are
quoted at lie; dry salted lea l7c, flint
Il a lSc p fb: damaged half price. In city
slaughter, sales are making as follows:
Steer hides over S. TBS at 1890 . tb;
steer hides, 70aS4 lbs, lie; steer hides
under 20 lbs, at l012c; COW hides, city
slaughter. 20024 TBS, l2c; kips % 80 lbs,
l112'.F ID; calf skins each 75c. Beeswax,
prime yellow 30c + fb. Ok horns Jc each
ToBACCO-There has at last been some
movement for export. Yesterdays sales,
in addition to the amount reported, EN-
bracing 2l0 hhds, OF which SO at Zoe, l at
lie, and | at Zee, and l3 AID 100 at -. and
256 to-day as follows: / at 914c, at IO13c
at He, y at II lsc. ~ at I2Ac, at l3lec.
and 3, lG 80 and I40 at =. This, with )
hhds on Saturday and 81 10 and 22) re-
ported yesterday, makes an aggregate for
the thee days Of sol hhds. Nothing has
transpred to require any change in our
quotations. which We repeat as follows:
Lugs at 8Ggc: low leaf at q l0c; medium
at l00llc; good at II a l2c, and selections
atl2t a 49,
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for
Bremen To day at SD for bulk grain, and
two tor CrOnstadt at Lied for cotton. The
market Is firm at previous ra,es, and we
continue to quote: By steam-Cotton 10
Liverpool il-l60 Cd; TO New York 7sc. BY
saii-Cotton to Liverpool SD: TO Havre
li4e: 10 Bremen ll-l6d; tobacco to Bremen
j7s I'd: bulk grain l5d
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
EW ORLEANS CLASSIFICAIION, AbhIHILAIEl
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

The market opened with a moderate de-
mand, mostly for good cottOns, which were
in comparatively limited supply, and con-
tinued Cuiet throughout the day, factors
being free sellers for all but desirable lists
with good staple. but failing to impart any
animation to the movement. The course Of
gold and foreign exchange-the latter Civ
ing way 4 T. cent-a dull market at New
York, with a falling off on futures of Lie q
isc, and decline Of l-l6d at Liverpool had
a depressing influence and checked the de-
mand.
The sales of the past three davs sum up
1880 bales l49O0 on Saturday mot in
Guiding 2j0 omitted on Friday, 1900
yesterday and 1850 Oday), against l9,050
bales for the corresponding time last week,
and l9,600 the week before. Receipts since
Friday evening l0,36l bales, embracing 1916
from other delivery ports, and SS45 proper,
against 1854 proper last week and 1888 last
year. Total proper since August 81, ,045,-
427 bales, against sos, GA last year-increase
1858 bales.
The exports for the past three DAYS com
prise q, ,49l bales, embracing 1879 for Liv-
erpool. 1892 for Havre, 1920 for Falmouth
for orders. $40 for Antwerp. and 20 for
Baltimore.
The amour: on shipboard not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at 81, 900 bales, embracing 1900 tor Liver
pool. $1,000 for Ravre, 1000 for Spain, 5000
TOR Bremen, 1000 for Cork and market,
1900 for the North Sea and 1900 for the
North, which. when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement
last evening, leaves $4,000 bales to
represent the quantity at the landing and
in presses unsOid or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Market dull and
weak Sales 1900 bales" Its quotations
are unchanged.
COTTOE STATEMENT.
BALES.
Stock on hand August 81. ls72............ 6.259
Arrived since last statement. 2,60l
Arrived previously le5 ,303-l, 1888 l4
- Aoiat .iISi,SoS
Cie6ieu to-csS -. :'.'' minimum. ~ oSJ ---
Cleared preylorsIy.. 999 SAL olo, ,116
stock an hand and shipboard not cleared 1873 5s7
Stock on hand same date last year.........l33,lH ,lH
Today's exports embraced 1908 bales to
Liverpool, 1892 TO Havre and 1910 TO Ant
werP.
Receipts proper since last evening 2442
bales, against 1880 on last Tuesday and
&c last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of SS45 bales, against 1884
last week, and 1888 last year, and since
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
MARINE.
Latest from the Scene of Disaster-Divers
n. Work-Bodies Being Recovered.

Latest from the Scene OF DIsaster-DiNers
"A. Work-Bodies Being Recovered.
HALIFAX. April THE divers at work on
the wreck report the vessel as most aWk-
wardly placed The passengers and the
cargo are 50 mixed that the bodies can not
be got at. Two girls we're found lying in
their beds in the after steerage. Holes Will
he blown into the ship to facilitate the re-
coyery of the bodies and cargo. Eleven
bodies were obtained to day, Of which five
were grappled. Up to tonight, two hun
dred and twenty six have been recovered.
None of those recently found were cabin
passengers.
HALIFAX, April 8-Only one body has
been recovered from the Atlantic wreck to-
day-that OF an unknown cabin passenger.
Divers saw in stateroOm lhe bodies of
two ladies believed to be those OF the
Misses Brode and Baker, of Chicago. The
steamer North American, which arrived
last night from Baltimore, reports having
passed IA body floating twenty miles south
Of Halifax.
CAPTAIN Isaac Smith, of the coasting
steamer w. A. Starr, was interviewed 20
day in regard to the current spoken OF by
Captain Williams. He says all coasters
are acquainted with strong currents run
ming north and west in shore, and south and
west further out at this season, and
especially is the current strong; nut at most
il would not make a difference of more than
Il knot or a knot and a quarter. Therefore
he is satisfied that at midnight the Atlantic
must have been less than tOrty-eight miles
from Sambro light, or she could not have
got to Meagher's Head when she did.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09

kettle S1ec demand and offerings light.
Bulk meats steady; sales of shoulders at 6c;
clear rib Sc; both held lsc higher at close;
clear SA S2sc. Bacon in better demand;
shoulders 6a4 967Sc; sales of clear rib at
87sc: clear 9l4c. Whisky steady at SIC.
ST. LOUIS, April S-COtton dull and
unchanged. Flour quiet and weak; little
doing. Wheat dull; No. spring Chicago
81 10; do soft Iowa at 81 80, only sample
lots of winter sold. Corn quiet; No. =
mixed 33l9c on east track, 4212 43c for
sacked. Oats quiet; No. ? 2Sc on east
track. $40 Tor sacked. Whisky steady; SIC.
Pork quiet; SIC IS, seller May. Dry salt
meats nominal. Bacon-Little doing; job
bing and order lots shoulders az 12c; clear
rib 81! 944c; clear 9l2 a924c. Lard firm;
good up country SC.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April 8, Evening.-Cotton
closed quiet; middling uplands CAD; Or
leans 913 d95ad sales 10000 bales; export
and speculation 1000. The sales include
GG00 American. Yarns and fabrics at Man
chester duh but not lower. Friday, Satur-
day and Monday will be holidays.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
.MARKETS.
domestic Markers.

NEW YORK, April 8, Evening.-Cotton
closed dull; sales to-day $50 bales; mid
ding uplands l94c; Orleans 204c; net
receipts 9lS; gross 2276; sales for export lO7.
Sales of futures 1900 bales, as follows: April,
lS7sc; May, 1915 ql9k4c; June, 1898 q l9Iac;
July, l9 l9 l6 ol9As October, 7l7cs Flour
quiet and heavy; common to fair extra
50 lOdS %. Whisky ST. ady at Gle. Wheat
IN limited demand for home or export Corn
heavy; yellow Western at Ga a Csc. Rice
steady at IA 0Slac. Pork firmer; new
Sl7 300l7 35. Lard firm at S7sG9kc.
Naval stores dull. Tallow dull at Si4 a &c.
Freights firm.
Beef quiet; mess s9eIl IS. Coffee dull
and unchanged. Sugar rather more steady:
fair to good refining SaSAc. Molasses
quiet and firm; O. a75c for New Orleans,
Freight to Liverpool quiet and firm; per
steam. grain 8Slsd, cotton 9I6 a ssd.
CIScfNNATI, April S.-Cotton dull: mid
ding l9c. Flour dull; 81 25@7 -. Wheat
dull; 81 60el 63. Corn steady; i0c. Oats
steady; 3OS3Sc. Pork quiet and NOM
ipal at SIC 50. Lard firm; steam SIC;
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
CONsTABLES, SALES.

a. L.. Bradley VS.. William Mercier md
Wift-Seventh Justice Court for the Parish OF
OrIeans-No. 70i.
DT VIRTUE OF AN ALI sS FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. J. W. Falls. Sew
enth Justice of the Peace tor the parish of Or
leans. dated on the eleventh day of March, 1873,
IN the above entitled suit, ! have seized, and
will proceed to sell at public auction on TUES
DAY, May 49, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the
Merchants and Auc iOneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, to
satisfy Judgment rendered in the above emitted
SUIT against william MERCER and wife and J. w.
Harrison security, i'll sOIid0 the following de-
scribed property, to wit
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, Equars No. AL
situated in the taubOurg st. John. in the Second
District of hia city, designated by the NOs to 49,
inclusive, in square No. AL which is bounded by
Hagan avenue. Ursuines RendOn and Washing on
streets, on q plan drawn by w. H. Wilder, engineer
deposited in the office of Alphonse Barnett. Said
property acquired by said Harrison from Mrs
Gene raj Games per act of Alphonse Barnett, dated
first of March, 1870
apo 80 myl3 Il. VAN HORSSEN, Constabia-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EvKSIEG, Apri

TUESDAY EvESIEG. April 6, 1878
CoTroN-The sales today embraced 2Gj0
bales at steady prices for all good cotton5,
and rather easier, without any quota
BILE variation for other descriptions. We &C
cordingly repeat our quotations, and
give also the Exchange figures, which are
for average lists according with its types,
while ours present the proper range of the
market for average lists, but with the ont
side figures for low mlddling, good ordinary
and ordinary given as the outside for strict
of those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssIMlLATED
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
BELOW COMING UP.

Bark Aurora. Anderson. 47 days from Cardiff, 20
master
British bark Charlie, Hickman. Tingley, from Lon.
don, Feb "a, 10 Lowell Bailey
Bark Malta, MalcolmsOn, from Liverpool, January
%, to master
Spanish bark Maria MeIcede. Nassina. Sc days from
Palermo, 10 Cazeres-
Bark Olaf Glass, Wernst, from Cardiff, January IS
to MASTER
Bark a Muucb Bernstein from Cardiff. February
Il, TO master
Bark lkyrian Anderson. from Newport, January
"a. to master
Schooner Eastern Queen Csnnere, 6 days from
Lucia. jamaica 10 Macheca &cO-
Schooner Helen Hast ngs, carter. days from Ha-
vana. TO W Camerdan-
Schooner Martha, Newman, days from Grand Ca
.lIou, to John King
OUTSIDE THE BAR-BOUSD II.
Ship Arran, Lawson, from Androssan
Ship Adonna, from Liverpool January IS
British ship Be gravia. Bell from Liverpool. ianu
ary b. to ! & Liugham &co-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF The DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
TI.EsnAY RrKNlHG Anil G. lh13.

We have scarcely any change TO notice
in the money market, except slight IN
crease in the demand tor discounts and a
shade stiffer rates on the street. The offer
ings at the banks continue Of fair extent
and the deposits exhibit a further improve
ment The few transactions reported are
mostly at our outside quotations, but
we hear of none of sufficient magnl-
tude to Justify change of our figures.
We, therefore, continue to quote first class
paner. with OF without collaterals, 90lO y
cent T. annum, Al - a., second class
ais, first class mortgage paper 9GlO.
and second class H.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
THE MAILS,
Arrivals and Departures.

Close. Arrive.
| Mobile ard Lake Coa7t........ . A. NJ P. u.
| Mobile, Washin ston, Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York city
Boston. Maryland, Ptnusyi-I
vanIa, New York, New Jersey.
Delaware Eastern States,
Cansda East and Provinces
Northern Mississippi Ala
b4ma, Georgia, North aud
South Carolina and Florida. $50 7. h. I I. u.
New York City, Boston, Phila
dclphia Baltimore. Cincin-
natl PittsbuTg, Buffalo, ST.
Louis, Chicago, jackson, Can
Western and New England
States and Territ ,ries. 49,. g. NJ. P. n.
New Orleans and Humboldt
postal car. Southern Missis-
spp Shreve port, Monroe.
Northern louisiana Eastern
Texas, Arkansas Tenne Ssee.
Virginia Pennsy u vania, North
ern and Western States and
Territories es...-................ 5 i. M J. NJ.
Galveston and Western Texas
Daily Except Monday ).....-. A. NJ.
Arrive-Daily teXcept WedI es-!
,Iorgsn's Louisiana aud Texas
Railroa oad-SupDlyirg parishes
OF Assumption. Calcasieu
Iberia, Lafsy ette. Latourche
st. Landry. st. Martin st
Mary, TerTebOnne Vermi)ion,
and Cameron. A. VI a:-e = J..
Red River-SupplyinS Ale,an
dria, SatehitOches and Red,
RIVER parishes, and counties
Of Angelina, Sabine. San Au
g7lstin and Shelby. Texas....Is p Nj A. ~
CovingtOn. 7maudeviue sndi
hadisOnville-
Monday and Thursday. A. "
SATURDAY .s.......... '......o.--i J..
Arrive
Monday, Tuesday and trida, ia "
Vicksburs Packet Coast 10
Tuesday, Thursday and satur
dag = r. hi
Arrive
Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
Bayou Sara Packet, Coast to
St Frapcisviie-
Monday and Friday r.
Arrve-
Monday and Thursday. ........ 4. Il.
Buras and Lever Coast, Plague
mines parish
Wednesday and Saturdsy...o.. $50 An.
Monday and Friday. : A. II.
Doueldsonville and parishes OF
st. John and st. James..... a. u. $50 Pm
csr. { 9 A. NJ. 10 \. b.
st. Bernard parish
Monday, Wednesday and ri
DAY ....s-....-.s''' ..-.-....., Il. NJ . r. 1l
Aslers.-. .'..s..-....,.......-. L. a. A a.
Timely notice viii be given on the bulletin board
OF departures for Key West Florida; Brownsville
and Brszos santiago, Texas; Havana, Cuba, British
HoI6urss, etc.
c. V. RlSGGoLp. Postuss.ef.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
STEEL RAE! DOUBLE TRaCH

STEEL RAII.! DOUBLE rRaCn
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
" S''a' shor' me rom Cincinnati isr Columbus
EAsT!
Saving eighty to 10 miles and arr,vtns czs
Train IN advance at
NEW YORK,
Saving hf'y nine miles and arriving six aEs han
hours In advance at
BALTIMORE.
SaV1h seventy seven miles. and arriving sauhs
%ho threequarters hours in advance 81
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest
THB GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRrDsKs
" vac N'D' ii'or, se Farkersburg and BellAtS
are completed
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES on
Shhanf Falace Drnwing-Room ssxa
Sleeping Cars
coanSns @ gn .ss 10 so1t from St Louis Cincinnati %
WITHOUT CHANGEb
By this route you avoid ALI onn,,,.
and ferries. A 'Ail"oss srsnshfs
and West ''-'0o" 10 tss Aeess
"shefA 17oks: Agent Baltimore, Hs,ylars.
Master Transportation Baltimore Mariana
SIDNEY 3. JoSES SAf siA0@
esnsrsl SasAsnges a ysxt CJncinpar. ca.s
4" THk kASr........ftA TEE EASY
vie tsuttvfus and Chic ana sD..r-v.n
- hallway.
me completion OF the LouisviIs ,.,....- =. ...a
20, and the splendid eauipnent A. t.n-~s =. "a
travel. makes this the "s "' peS*snSss
SEsT RoUTE TO CrNsrrr.ys.
ALI POINTS EAST hrp .oury,
shRKE fHROUGH TRAINS rAur.
a onees connections from Che ~or.a .rx fxa
c1nnad
siT8OUr CHANCE af c..S
& &c surs and ask Tor c;eket Vi. Lsn,sv,,. ,nx sas
49, nu Mss'sSrpi Hallway for sale at an rYtps
tbH oLnGes In TIE South and in Ioutaytfls AZ
snS No. "a a. o.ncs Of the Company corner FourEk
tna aI1 yyr yStTeets also at Gait Rouss and ZJuSvius
n 5.-T1ckets to Cincn,c.r, an, .o,,+. Tar. xA
nne tnka.. c. Soa on Il line steemers and &AD
Ane sokets are good ou tins road
s~ F"NengeI sad Ticket Agent 81, Loan
l. GRIswORD,
Henera superintendent St Eeuxk
,A,s THOMAS DORWIH.
NY seeass Sos thsrs aaeax, ais$aS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
RAILROADS.

SA44I4dN- Dk.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD,
pwssen9er Depot Foot of Canal S,reet
a. N. and 5l5P NJ "
Trains arrive at 3:55 P. NJ and P NJ
tOAsI TRAIN HUNS TO OCEAN SPRINGS
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday at p NJ
stopping at all way stations
, PuLLMANS PALACES SLEEPING CARS run
TTIGuen 10 Lynchbur8, Atlanta, louisville and 81.
Louis, making close connec ions with ali the T,onu
lar routes to the East. North and West
Ilckets FOR gale corner Camp and Common
streets. opposite City Hotel and at depot
e. p. SHUTE,
General Ticket sger.
jai Generai sonarit Ut,,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
Dividend Declared,

Dividend Declared.
Payable and after Monday, April IA, 1881
Stockholders, three and quarter per cent for
three months depcsitors, thTee.quarters Of one
per cent toI three months.
SAMUEL II. KENNEDY, President.
Charles L. c. DUPUy. Cashier.
mi III IN
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Princeton, Robertson, from Liverpool Janu-
AIRY Is, TO naster-Point
Ship NOnGuam Dormio, Cousins, from Newport
January IT, to master-POint
Schooner Traveller, Hodges, Is days from Charles.
ton, S C. 10 master I'd district F T
TOWBOATS.
Ocean. Williams. from the Passes--Went down
light-Brought up ship Nopquam Dormio
LevIathan. Sturteyant. from the Passes-Went
down lisbt-Brought up ship Princeton
STEAMBOATS,.
Simpson Horner, Reno, from Pittsburg with
lG boats
Atlantic. Gable from ST Louis with barges
Texas, Stinde, from Shreveport
Robert Lee Cannon. from Louisville
Ouachta Belle. Blanks. from Ouachita r!ver
st John. GreathOuse, from Baton Rouge
Fenslev, BrotheTton. from Lower Coast
Lizzie Hopkins. AucOn from ThibodGux
Peerless. Bread, trcm Washington
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
EXPORTS.

MOBiLE-Steamer Creole 60 bales Lay 5O6 SKIS
corn and sundr1es
HAVKE-Ship Virginia 1892 bale. cotton 1900
slaves
ANTWERP-Shlp Guardian 354O bales cotton i2l6
slaves
LIvERPNOL-Ship Kentuckian 1903 bales cotton
24lO slaves
4SCO-S"hoorer Norma 10 OO0 feer lumber
so pkgs butter l50 tbis -four - bbls potato ties
nau.e ana sUlGres
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

Thomas Chadbourne vs.. Ship Koonar-
No lO,l73.
IN TIRE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Il District OF LOuisiaua.-Iu obedience 20 an ad.
mrslty warrant. TO Ine directed in the above en-.
titled suit have seized and taken into ny possss-
sion
THE SHIP KOOMAR, Ner boats. tackle. etc. nov
Nbeled by Thomas Chad bourne for the causfs SCI
forth III the libel now pending in tho District
COUr, of the United States.
And do hereby cite anC admuniah IA. owner cy
owners thereof and all and every person or per.
SONS having or pretending TO have any right title
OF interest to the same to be and appear al a
District COurS OF the United States for the
aforesaid, to be no den at the cit, Of New OrIesns
On the third Monday of May, to show cause if any
they have or can, why the said ship should not be
condemned, and be sold agreeably to the prayer OF
hbelant.
United States Marshall. ofic~. New 0r.eap,
seventh day of April. 1913.
S.B PACKARD.
ap' 70 80 hly9 le United States Marshal
ID. a. mcDonaid ct nj. ys. , teamboaI IL, =.
Turuer-No 1916
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURI
j. District of LOuisiana.-In obedience to an admj.
raty warrant to me directed in the above entitled
SUIT, have seized and taken into my possession
The STEAMBOAT II. S. TURNER her boat,
tackle, ETC. nov libeed by D. A. McDOn, Ia ct al
FOR the causes set forth in the bel now pending IN
the District c, urt Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and sdmOnish the os ney %
owners thereof, ard all and every person or per.
sons having pretending to have any right, titIa
or interest in to the same, to be and appear at
district court of the United States for the dis.rct
aforesaid TO be holden in the city OF Rev Orleans
on the third Monday of May, 10 show cause if any
they have can why the said steam boat shouId
not De condemned and be sold agreeablY ts the
prayer OF hbelants.
United States MsyshaPs Office Fev Orleans
seventh day Of April. 1879.
s. B. PACKARD
sN ~ WySH tnite9 States IsrsEsls
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09

FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West.
Carrying the United States Mall.
EA Tho New Orleans, Florida
S0&$8 and Havana Steamship Company
AfaAAR will dispatch a frat class fast pas
senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
from the foot of CalliOpe street, First District
BATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana To Cedar key
Cabin. bin......................S40 $40 S35
Steerage. Observation-Disclosures. 20 Ii
Throsgb bills of lsdug issued to all pointa IL
Florida including Tampa, and to New York. Char.
lestoD and Savannah.
EoRe but the company's bills Of lading slsnss
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and throush
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from the Of
fee.
For freight or passage apply to
!. z ROBERTS, Treasurer
No l29 Common street
Over the Louisiana National BANK
The steamship HAVANA fellows on regular.
day. Ge5 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
WANTED.

NNTANTED TO RENT-A BUILDING SUITA-
w bic for school purposes in the second ward,
on in the of Dryades street, between Thalia
street and the New Basin. Apply to
J. G. BADENHACSES.
Secretary City School Board, No. 80 Burgundy
street. ap4 3t
WANTED - TEN THOUSAND RAILROAD
w TIES Sealed proposals will he received by
me, at No. l22 CarOndelet street, till TUESDAY,
ADril IS 1878 far furnishing ten Thousand cypress
cross ties 10 be n wed 90 both SIDES Ike six
inch surface. and to be six inches thick and seven
feet long. The " hole t. He delivered within nine
tv daVs from date the east roadway of Or
leans street, between the Mctairje road and Lake
PoUtchartr;In, and a.oug he lake shore to BayO
St John at such places as may be designated.
apr l0t+ WILLIAM HENRY