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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-22
IcosTNUEp FROM FIRST PAGE. i

EgyLt and a daughter of Elhari Pasha wa=
signed on the sixteenth instant in the pres
ence of the Kbedive. cabinet, highest OFF,
Gals Of the vice regal court and representa-
IiYeE OF fUTtign powers. Each cnnAnl re-
ceived present Of a cashmere shawl ana a
dromedar On the eighteenth ~, re were
races, and In the evening grand Dali was
given The Sultan sent congratulations
and honors TO the Khediye and the mem
bcrs Of his family.
PARIS. January 2I-At the Assembly
this afternoon the Right introduced resO-
luton censuring jules Simon, Minister OF
Pub)ic Instruction. for his circular of last
autumn on school reform. Bishop Dupan-
Loop and VI Johnson attacked the min ster,
who replied with an eloquent defense Of
his opinions on education.
The question Of order was raised on
priority of motion made some time
ago by " ChIistoples, which approves the
circular in question. The latter motion
was declared in order by vote OF 3ji
against 3Oi.
The question was then put on the motion
itself. but al the members of the Right alb
stained from voting, and the vote " as de
clared void for want OF a quorum. The
sitting was soon Afterwards adjourned.
ChIistopleas' motion will come up tyI a fresh
vote tomorrow.
Gambetta il Ill Of bronchitis.
Three Communist prisoners have escaped
from prison ia Versailles.
A thunderstorm Of unusual violence
passed over Paris last night.
In The Assembly today, after noisy and
undignified discussion, NJ. ChristopIe's
motion approving the circular OF the MIn,s
ter of Public Instruction on educational
reform was adopted by a vote OF 42o yeas
~ 81 nays.
The members of the Right abstained
from voting, but III vain, and the vote was
declared valid.
The Orleans princes to-day. for the hrst
time. attended mass in CONNIE moratiOn OF
Louis XVI, at the Chapel OF ESplatlon.
The circumstance excites CONNIE ut, and 10
regarded by some journals as an indication
that the union of the legitimlsis and Or
leanists has been completed:
Fenouillit. Decamp and Beust, three
Cou,u,unists are under sentence Of death,
10 he shot tomorrow at SatOry. In the
case of ten other Communists who were TO
have been executed about the same time,
the President has committed their sentence
to imprisonment for lie.
The court martial sitting al Algiers has
condemned to death eight OF the perpe-
TRAITORS of the Paleatre massacre, and sen
fenced thirty seven others 10 various terms
of imprisonment.
Prince Orolo, Russian ambassador, has
returned to Paris.
HAVANA. via Key West, January 81
TIE United States steamer Neipsic arrived
in the harbOr of GuaranteTrO yesterday.
Pedro and Juan Cruguriza, insurgent
leaders, who surrendered some time ago,
have been appointed, the former captain,
and the latter lieutenant in the Spanish
army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-22

'SlTED STATES MARsHAL'S OFFICs,5
-. = sJILeaus Lanuaru Il IL

'SlTED STATES MARSHAL'S OFFICs
Nes Orleans, January Is 1873.
fsfHis "a TO GIVE SoTISE THAT : WARRANT
L IN bankruptcy has been issued on; of rEe Dis
trey Court OF the United States for the District of
Louisiana, against th.- estate 81 CLailes B. Pal
lneN or, 81 New Orleans, in 10 garisl OF Orleans
state Of Lou. ana, adJUdg0d bankrupt upon his
own p"uInn: JhSJ TIE payment OF any debts and the
delivery ~ any property belonging TO said bank
Tupt Z" him, OF for HE Iee and the transfer of av
property by him forbidden nv law: that a
meeting % the creditors OF said ban srpt to prove
then de5ts and choose ore more assignt-s of
his estate, VIII be held NJ courr OF bankruptcy
to ". holden on the twentv-trst dav az IN
,uarE, s. D. 1873 at twelve o'clock ", at no. Il
Exchange place, SEQ orleans, before D. Au.1ist!a.
Register.
q. 9. PACKARD
fre tod
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The Washington Chronicle is after Gov.
.rnor Warmoth IN the following article:

It's given ont that Wsrmoth proposes to
post Senators a To the political and per
saual history % Mr.. Pinchback He is
r.rohahly atiTcly samne.ent ~ give about
as mech ot thc history vi political corrup-
--'A H. Louisiana 10 an oJ.srr man IN that
STAGE. ~Hr il vii be .rrv bard for him TO
az mo- ...nl' GI~cloair /. his own ras-
.alirr aua IN. unce.ja biiity Us i. witness
whs,. .'h": men aye concerned. Never
,hr'rss. Nj. NaImolh ha. :u! liberty 10
.uIeI .l.1' n. exposures and i he can
..rnl.h good reasons invaiidating the RICH.
~ any man - sIt in she senate of the
Unit. / sac, IL will do more for others
.tar can le readily done for himself As
T.. Is .ba str.ngsSt candidate In TIE NJ
tne-, ..adv lie stone-throwing business
NH H. nkeiv 70 prove fatal 10 more than
gae t..ubitiou. aspirant for senatorial hon
t.e
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and Capitol City. 4 A. NJ for St. Louis.
The river has fallen six inches. Weather
clear and pleasant. Mercury 4GO.
ST. LOUIS, January 2l.-River falling
slow II with six feet six inches at Horsetan
bar. Weather clear and warm. New Or
leans uues announce the following freight
rates Flour, 81; pork. 81 80: whisky,
= 50, pound freights, fifty cents per hun
dred. Several boats will leave tomorrow
for the South. Nothing Bew from the up
Der streams
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GSlTED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, }
NtN Orlraua. I.nnnrv % LIZ

tSlTED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE
New Orleans, January 20 1913. !
fsNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
II IN bankruptcy has been issued ont
OF the District Court of the United States for the
District of Louisiana, against the estates OF G. G.
Gordin L Co and g. G. Gordin and Theodore L.
Shute individually in the parish of Orleans sta e of
louisiana adiudged bankrupt upon the petition
Of their creditors; that the payment of any debts
ana the dtlvefy OF any property belonging TO said
bankrupts to them for tie use and the transfer
of any property by them forbidden bv Law; that
a meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupts TO
prove their debts and choose ore or more assigDee
Of their estates, viii BE- held at a court of bank
fuptcy 70 be holden on the seventeenth day OF Fl
r airy. 4. D. 1873 at eleven o'clock A. NJ A. tho
.ust"mhouse building sew Orleans before c. 5
Kellogg, Reg istsT.
'.B PACKARD
ia2l rel1 United states Narsb,1
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Varieties Theatre.

Another large audience witnessed the
great impersOnatiOn of Meg MerritleS by
bliss Charlotte Cushman last night at the
Varieties Theatre. AS the same play will
be produced for the matinee this morning,
those who desire 10 secure seats should
make immediate application at the box
Office The Neg Me,Til.es of Miss Cushman
will be given this evening again.
Academy of Music.
Robin Hood will be presented at the
Acade nv OF Music this evening. Next Fri
DAY evening Lydia Thompson will take her
second benefit. Grand matinee Saturday
noon.
81. Charles Theatre.
The Lingards are still playing 10 nice
but small houses. as they have done since
they were put in competition with Lydia
Thompson at st. Louis. Memphis and New
Orleans. There is no mistake as To the
merits of the LingaId company, but they
can NOT draw against the peculiar attrac-
lions of the blonde burlesquers. This eve
ming, the new comedy of Kind to Fault"
and the new comic opera of Los La
drones." Friday evening. fare well benefit
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Horace Lingaid.
Roller Skating.
This evening, first grand monthly re-
ception OF the Roller Skating Association.
To morrow evening. New Orleans ClD b
SplTtt JOT liFHDtT% anu luNlLcu guests, III
Carondelet Hall, Exposition building. Gen
tiemen's practice every Wednesday night
from halt past seven to halfpast nine
o'clock. in Carondelet Hall. instruction for
ladies and children in Carondolet Hall
froa ten TO twelve o'clock.
Opera House.
Frs; Rubinstein concert at the Opera
House next Monday evening.
Anton Rubiustein was born in Russian
Bessarabia in 1880, and is now forty-two
years of age, ard is one of the most re
markable musicians of the world. He COM
menced to compose at twelve years of age.
At twenty years of age he founded the
COuservatorie of Music at st. Petersburg.
and his wonderful compositions have placed
him beside List, Schumann and Wagner
He is accompanied by Henri Wieniawski,
one Of the most celebrated viOlinists of the
world, rival to the memory of Paganini;
and also Mile. Louisa Lie bhart, the prima
donna soprano, whose success has been i'm
mediate and unmistakable. She sings in
Italian, French and German, and her
English singing is said to be both charming
and fas cinating; also Mile. Louisa OrmeDi
the contralto, possessed of pure, rich
mellow voice and much personal beauty
which gives her an immediate popularity
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-22
CONNIE RCIAf4
TUESDAY EVENING, January n. 1879

TUEso DAY EVENING, JANUARY It. IsTs
CoTToN-The sales to-day Exclusive Of
any yesterday summed up little over
eral advance OF lsc in our quotations.
We give also the Exchange figures,
which are for average lists according with
it's official type, while ours present the
proper range of the market for average
lists, but with the outside figures for log
middling and the lower grades given SIS
the outside figures for strict:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssMILATED
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
oFFfOB OF TKB DAILY RsPCBLICAS,
TrTgp1Y EVENING. January q. ieI5.

TUESDAY bYKHIs1' V"Iu117 y 80
The Improvement IN the m0heJ HafktR
continues but without any quotable vaJla-
tion in street rates. The demand for dis
counts at most OF the banks, though gradu-
aIly decreasing, is still of fair extent, while
the offerings on the street are becoming
more limited, especially those OF first
lass paper. We continue 10 quote
first class signatures accompanied by
unexcepuionable collaterals at 10 ql2 T
cent = annum, Al at Is, second class at
Is. first class mortgage paper at III and
second class do at Il.
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r y
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL

GOOD InlQdlln1 $U72 UEO7p SHT.
The market opened with an active de.
mand. aud although factors were more
stringent IL their pretensiOns, a liberal
business was done during the morning.
partly at previous rates and partly at an
imprcv enc Mt of &c. after which. the move
ment being stimulated By a material
advance in foreign exchange, buyers ope
rated still more freely. and while the bulk
of the business was at an Improvement of
lsc, some sales were made which indl'
Gated an advance of Ac. In fact, &c
more was realized in the latter part OF
the day than the cotton had been offered
at in the morning. The New York market
was steady for spots. but closed al an adj
vance Of Is q 3 l6e for futures, and no i'm
prUvements was reported at Liverpool.
either III prices or demand, but the con
trolling element was the course of foreign
exchange. which, under a steady upward
mOvemc nj in gold at New York. ad ganced
S. + cent, making the net Improvement
since Friday 80 T cent Good ordinary
sold at l134, Il Is and lSc, strict do a 1875,
1874 aud 1889. strict good ordinary II low
middling at 1874 ana lSasc, low middlng at
1872, 1855 and 1890. the latter for good
style and staple, strict do at l9c, niddiing
at 1919 and 1850. strict mddling at 1878
and 2Jc, and strict middHng to good mid
ding at -Oisc.
/ ne sales 81 Tue past tuTtc days sum uj
q. 600 bales i66j0 ON Saturday, 1880 yes
terday and 900 TO day., against 2l.oGJ
for the CORRESPONDING time last week ard
10000 the week before. Receipts since Fri
day evening 40 bales, embracing 1894
from other delivery ports tof which --
from Moble) and 1886 proper. against
2274j proper last week and y G3i last year
Total proncr i ce August 81, COG 063 haje-.
against 559.G5s last year-incrrase -. t9%
The exports for the three days embrace
1922 balys tuE Liverpool. 2tl6 for Uayr". S.
for gh.la3alphia and - for Baltimore
CoTTOS STATEMENT.
STOCK on hand August 81 l812.......;;;s.;.-. $3.50
Arrived previously soi,l83~ S4lS
Cleared todaT..-... -....-....o...o none
Cleared previous. ..-~....o.-...o :8 S1S-Str5 81
Stock III hand and on shpboard .os cleared 1872 8o5
stock hand same date last year.-.......!9!.1 79
The amount on shipboard. nos cleared,
going on board and engaged FOR shipment
wa. set down al the Openin: this morning
at i23 500, embracing 60,0jG fog Liver
pool. 1900 5yr Havrr, 1900 for Spain. 300
tar me Mediterranean. II 900 for Bremen.
4 900 for Cork and market. 5000 for the
North Sea and 5000 for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement left 1900 bales
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ESTATE OF HATTIE HAMILTON

CErTED STATES MARsHAL's OvFIsE
New Orleans, January Is 1873 :
'E7ElS Is TO GIyB NOTICE THAT WAR.
r4ht IN bankruptcy has been issued out
of the District Court OF the Tnited states for ~,
BoTlct OF louisiana, against the estate of Hatte
hauihton OF New Orleans II the parish eff Orleans
Own petition; that the payneuf Of any BITS and the
deHVeIy OF any property belonging 10 said hank
I.Pt' 10 hef, or for her use, and the transfer
Vi any property by her are forbidden by law; that
d meetlng OF the creditors of said bankrupt TO
prove tnelr debts, and choose one or more as
slgnees OF Ler estate, viii he held at o0ar. %.
bankruptcy, to be holden the ffteeEtA day ot
February, A. D. 1879, at eleven o'clock a. NJ a.
me tustomhouse bui sing New Orleans, before o
= Kellogg, register
o. 3. PACKARD
lai1 leiS s1!ted States Marshal
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATE OF G.. G.. GORDIN 81 60. AND
G. q. Gordin and Theodore L. Shute. ndIyidu-
sllyo
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ESTATE OF LEWIS W00Ds

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE
New Orleans, January 49, 1873 I
FE'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WAR
4 rant IN bankruptcy has been issued out of the
District Court OF the United States for the Dis.
trlct OF Louisiana, against the estate of
Lewis E. woods OF the parish of Tbervi'le State OF
Louisiana, sdjudged bankrupt, upon his own ne.
Itlohi mat the payment OF any debts, and the de-
10 nm, or Tor hl@ use, and the transfer of any
property by him are fOI hidden by Ia ": that meet
ing OF the creditors OF SAID bankrupt to prove
Their debts and choose more assigneeg Of his
estate, VIII be held al q court of hankruptcv 10
ba holden o. the fifteenth dav Of Februarv a n
1873, at II 4. NJ at the CustoInhOuse bniiding NJ
Orleans, before c. ). Kellogg Register
s. b. PACKARD
Iaio It4' United States Marshal.
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CONSTABLES' SALES,


}. Miller VS.. lIr. Harding aud Wffe-sixih
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans, Nc.
$3.50.
~ VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FAC1As
~ to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
Justice of the Peace in and for the paris. Of
orleans, will proceed to sell, at pubic auction,
on MONDAY, February ?, 1873 at wareroum No 23l
st. Andrew street at twelve O'Clock NJ
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SEIZED IN the above suit
Terms-Cash in United states treasury notes
Ia22 :. fee william FOLEY, Constable.
David NicOls vs., &. L.. Browa-Firsi JUS
tee Court for thr PARISH OF Orleans, No. l34.
PY VIRTUE or . WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
- to me directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston
First Justice Of the Peace in and for the narish OF
Orleans, viii proceed to sell at public auction,
at my warehouse No l39 Julia street on SATUR
DAY. F. bruary /. 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ, the
following described property 10 wit
ONh LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
seed in the abe We entitled suit. per n"saHosS
Terms-CasL on The spot.
Jazz = fel AJ6HS FHUELfY, Constable
Henry Eilerulap v.s Emu! Psrers-sec-
%nd o Justice 'our: Tor the Parish Of Orleans
DY VIRTUE Gv WRIT OF FTER9 FsCIAS To-
- me directed by she Hon W L. Evans Sec
ono Justice of the Peace in and for the parish
OF orleans; in the above entitled suit viii pro-
iced 70 s'll az public auction on THURSDAY, Jan.
Sary 90 1873, a. twelve o'clock NJ, as my ware
nous nous No. l!O Gro! street, between Camp and
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
neIzed IL the above numbered and entitled suit
Ierms-Cash on Che spot in United States treas
JAZZ 222 JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable.
James WesterBIicr w.. james Todd-sec-
Shd Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans,
RY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF FIEaI FACIAs
~ to me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans,
Second Justice of She Peace in and for the parish
OF Orleans; IN the above numbered and entitled
sn!t, / VIII proceed to sell at public auction
TUESDAY, January q, 1877 g. at twelve o'clock NJ,
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WkE.::,

"rCSEkE EPER.-WAE fE1-s SITUATION
L Il as house per il a gentlsman's family by a
lady who well understands the management of :
Household lsidreas g., at th.s nfSc% a.-
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Marine Intelligence.
HFFTCE OF THE REPUBLICAN !:
Wednesday, January 81 49,. :
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacols
Schooner .elief, Feiand. for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson from Yea Iork
90 John LuGwigsen-2d district i
Spanish brig Prof Ia. Eore'. days from Havana,
in ballast. To PUG Bros-sd district
Brig Fa ny, Smith Is DAVIS frOI. New FORK 30 q X
HynsOH &co-lst district
Schoonrr MAJ, Webb 10 dav. from !o.. !.I..o. "a
20 Morgan Sco-2d district Pa
TcWBoATs.
perrv Caldwell from rh4 Passes--@ow.d down
J. aud 20 SEA, l.th instant, ship Matura and bark
tonstantine-Brought up s!iss srot.ts ..EG
Fanny
STEAMBOATS,.
~ $ Pike Brown from Tuuisa
Crescent City. Weaver from Pear river
Belle Rowland Rea from Shreveport
Right Way Wilkinson, from Shreveport:
Lotus No 3. Dannals. from Shreveport
St Jonn, GreathOuse from FlaC uemine
EXPORTS.
PENSACOLA-SchOOner Relief-I8i head cabbage
hbls apples bbls potatoes Dbl rice and sundries
MISUNDERSTANDING Lizzie-40O bbls -four 90
bbis pork 1900 SKIS corn cks bacon log pkgs mdse
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship Gen Meade-Astd rudse
PORT ANTONIO-Schooner Mai-35Oo cocoanuts
1850 lunches bananas % 600 oranges bbls lines
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
TUNICA Steamer " : Pi1e-lG64 bales cotton
30I hhds sugar 34l hbls m0a--as and sundrles
PLAQUEMINB-S ~ John-259 hhds sugar
2o9 bbls m0Iasses bale cotto1 SKIS seed cotton and
sunsries
Observation-Disclosures Belle Row.aud-IQ71
b-'-s cotton and s0udres
SHREvEPORT-Steamsr Right way-745 ba,es
cotton and spndries
Observation-Disclosures Lotus No a-8s. bales
cotton and 9rudri,s
PEARL RIVER-Stea1ner Cresr-l {. $50 bales
cotton and sundrirs
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
TIRGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
JaEUSrv 2i-ll3 bales cotton 52l hLds sugar Is bbs
do 1856 hb!s moia=ses p half bbls do and sunGr7ea
wv ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD. January 2l-3IO bales cotton and sundry
produce
NV ORLEANS, JACKSON .HD G8RAr NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, January Zl-Iio2 oslsF cotton
and sUudrS produce
nEM0RANDs.
3. Tei.grayn
Philadelphia. .a.u.s. - .5ess
To am Gr.esy-Ih- steamship .Gai.ts arrived
sa:urtsvsvsuIs. - 80. ~ sail :. .s- I.n.
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MEMORANDA.

By Ieisg ra %. .
Br-sHo A.f.TF.

Philadelphia. .a.u.s. 50 .5eeoo.
To SIN Cr-esy-!h- .t.amshi;. .gai.ts arrived
sa:urtsvsvsniIr. 80 ~. 81 sail !. .s- I.n,
uar@ %
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steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Schooner .eIief, Feiland. for Pensacola
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EXPORTS.

PENSACOLA-SchOOner Relief-l8i head cabbage
hbls apples bbls potatoes Dbl rice and sundries
PENSACOLA-SreamshipL izzie-40O bbls -four 90
bbis pork 1900 SKIS cks bacon l669 pkgs mdse
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SUNDAY EXCURSION.
>
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT s0RTB-
ERS RAILROAD.
Commencing SUNDAY, June g. and until turthe1
notice an excursion rain viii leave the Calilopt
street depot at 7:35 NJ. and returning, reach the
city at | P. NJ.
Great Reduction In Fare.
New Orleans to
Premier. Intermediate stations and return. y
Pouchataula, intermediate stations and re-
turn. - ~
Amite City, intermediate stations and re-
Magnolia interrl.t-d ate stations and return. u
g. D. FROST, General SupeTintenf ent.
ie6 s. f. CAREY. G. neral Ticket Age1 T.
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STEAMBOATS,,

" $ Pike. Brown from Tuuisa
Crescent City. Weaver from Pear liver
Belle Rowland Rea. from Shreveport
Right WAY. wilkinson, from Shreveport:
Lotus No 3. Dannals. from Shreveport
st J0nn, Greathouse, from FlaC uemine
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STEAMSHIPS,
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP

The vessels Of this line viii stop at BordesnyA
freight and passengers on the passage from Liyss
pool.
Due notice viii be given Of the days Of ssjli,,
from New Orleans
Return tickets available for SIX HONTIIS. at "a
duced rates.
No charges for medicine OF medical attendant.
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid emf grafton tickets issued here 10 partA
DESTROYS of sending for theiI friends.
These vessels cr05s tine bar AZ all times githop.
detention
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed "a
cOmmodatiOnE apply 10
l. K MILLER s co. Agerts
No. % Caroude,tt street, New Oriehns
ROSS SKOLFIkLD L CO.,
30 9 Chapel street. Llverpool
LEWIS T. MEREOW L co.
g. l5lv No s. Great Clyde street Glasgow
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Academy of Music.

Robin Hood" will be presented at the
Acade nv OF Music this evening. Next Fri
day evening Lydia Thompson will take her
second benefit. Grand matinee Saturday
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IMPORTS,

NEW fORK-Ste3mship Gen H@ade-Astd rudse
PORT ANTONIO-Sch boomer Mai-35O0 cocoanuts
1850 lunches bananas % 600 oranges bbls lines
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-22
BILL RELATING TO RULES.

A hill TO amend and re-enact q portion
of Chapter one hundred and twenty
five of pae Code of West Virginia, in
relation 10 rules.
Be il enacted 5y The Legislature Of
Nest Virginia:
That section one Of chapter one hun
.dred and twenty five of the Code of
West Virginia be, and the same is here
by amended and re. enacted as follows {:
In the clerk Office of every circuit
and county court rules shall be held on
the first Monday of every month, except
when a term of the circuit or county
court shall commence on the first Mon
day in a month, or either of the two
following Gays, or on the preceding
Tuesday, "Wednesday, Friday, OF Satur-
day, the rules which would otherwise
have been held for the said month on
the first Monday in the next preceding
month. The rule may continue three
days; but when in any such continuance
would interfere with the term OF the
court for which the rules are held, they
shall not continue in such case beyond
the day preceding the commencement of
the term Of such court
Section two Of chapter one hu4dred
and twenty-five Of the Code of West
Virginia is hereby repealed.
This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.