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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25


Cancelled gold returned to Washington, $2l3lOOO
Foreign Exchange is weak and at deadlock
Prime 60 days bills at second hands are obtainable
at 1OG the official asking rate being l07 and for sight
1O7s The bank Presidents have passed a resolution
soliciting the Treasury 10 prepay the outstanding
IT, S. bonds due on JAN l. 1874, and If Mr. Richardson
can comply without detrment to the interests of the
Government. he might perhaps thereby relieve the
situation to certain extent There was very little
doing in money, which was offered at / per
cent per diem and could probably have been OBJ
tanned at much lower rates A London dispatch an
nounces the failure of Messrs Clews, Habicht d Co..
their assets being it is said, sufficient to meet their
own liabilities but not those of the New York house
The Philadelphia stock market is unsettled
Reading Railroad, 49,! Pennsylvania Railroad Az
Gold, 1l14
The balances in the Treasury at the close of bust
ness to-day were as follows Currency, less amount
paid for bonds purchased in NewYork and not re-
ported Sl4 S2 S63; special deposit of legal tenders
for the redemption of certificates of deposit. SS3
725OOO CON- Ss4 Cos S3; including coin certificates
1896 900; outstanding legal tenders, S356OOOOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

VERMONT DIVISION OF THE PORTLAND AND OG-
DENsBURG SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
BONDs.-Ibese desirable New-England Securities for
sale by
FAIRBANKS & CO., 81 Broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN d Co., Milk st, Boston
E. FAIRBANKS d Co.. st. JOhnsbury, Vt.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

The Massachusetts, bonds, which sold at 81 cur.
rency fetch par in gold on the London Change. OF
course there are less private transactions in
railway shares but, as we have already intimated.
it is very difficult to obtain accurate quotations.
We, therefore publish the following, made up by
private banker for what they NAV be worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
WOOL MARKET.

Bosroy Sept 2-The for Wool has fallen OF OWING to ne
financial NewYork and there Is pressure TO u or sen
Manufacturers having good supply on hand are disposed M
draw from present and wait Tor more SETTLED ieeg
while Wool had rather hold their stocks until money ahnIs
assume more satory position Consequently TRANSACTIONS are few
active movements We quote treble extra
And pick ock Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA 6Od65 double do
A. Medium and 53c and Wisconsin snd Mich.
ComDng and Deaue feec are scarce anu
higher prices expected they quoted 90 d65c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

.,xy Sent "a Fosr IL good dsmapd Is dnenn 70 get
mi ,e rt er, same week lair soek hand Wheat
, cav, esI mice, EASIER sale, Of No Michigan Tresiw, 81
~ M $780, t.n.Ia Tr,sdwen a 81 b7i the stock ksgd !.
"a 100 hus RE steady 500 Corn dull and easier sales NO
- =, NJ HARLEY ease Oats easier aud IN light demand
-. a 4oatOc for No New Western soc foI Old No. West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
Marble ann Blair Mnnlels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA. SG WORKS l3i and 1876 Bssi Bgeeutnt Marble snf
hsbied Thing Marble Counters Monuments a. pnees that
ssiy Connection. Marble tnruing for The trade
CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
~ Maue Rich designs al the lowest pnees ~ and III
West Twehty-ihirt-st between seventh aud Bghth-sveS
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
Wareroos Unonsquare Fonrthave and Seven
ieet Offering large assortment o. MANTELS CRATES
te many unique designs al onees Challenging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

- 30 Nup reu.....-. 5:53 Moon sets. 749
TBU nsN--A n
40 island. ..lO;l9 Hell gate rerrY O'UO
TBis Dty-p. y no
s,, sooI 5s Cows lslaBG 80 Hell Gate FsnT.. O:Os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

100 Zc3 lOoo
Forward deliveries lower September. aud % on later
months demand at the ooneson sales as ioo"s
eli On bass Of Low hddlngs: ana 800
Use ioctober 1900 l7l2.; 300 IL 7l6c NovenbeL zoo
l7@ December 200 IL 1924 200, l72 total 100 bales
IL iSc sS5 II 7Yee 800 i7a; 100 il 6l6i 200,
17l4i ZOO u l6 300 Tie 500 l7 lOO r. , 1oo,
l7l4c 100, IL 3l6e- 400 II 1926 400 3lGS 100 t,+
zoe i7 300 II 5es 200 l7s 800 Y 6 u go go
100 l7e 400. II l.16e 100, l7isci 100 ~ SIG 1oo
~ es 200 IL ll6c 100. lie 100 IL Ice 200 ~ li6e5
II 3i6e 100 II 332 400 10 l5l6ej 200 10 2sS2e 800
10 l6l6c 200 lie; 400 II LII 100 II l5Ze SVV ifi
200 u 1879 300 lie Deenber 400 l1si 800 10 10 iSc
January 400 174e February 200 17ss 500 II e6e 200
ESys 200. II 9loej 400 17es February 100 March 100
17ts together March 200 17i 500 II l3 &c EIehanes
is paid exchange 900 October Tor January Ios So4Oo
bales. Grand total. % 900 bales
COALTbe Delaware LackawanIa and Western Hallway t"mDshy
sold TO day the regular monthly sale 10000 tons scranton ,o
The attendance Of buye very smaller than usual cD oe
shade Lover The following table the low - and highest bo
CHAINED to-day compared with those Of The lat sale
T.nE Sept. "a. Aug =: 49,,
1000 Steamboat 81 50 asa s2t2 a$l s.a
10000 Gfnts........ . 90 u . OZ9 90 a W
1000 Esq ........ 32La 3 30 37i2@ 40
1000 Stove ... 46 a 47a 80
$4,000 CbesInut. 10 4 TN 4 7f9
COfrEE-Tbe market quiet almost STANG
sl quotations nonnAly before Rio, 21G23ci Java zI@
20 az gold
FLOUR AND hEAL-The and prices are
nominal and the dsfd light chiefly oobhned the aGe hn
most FAMILY brtndf shipping bIsn6s IN moderate cemsnj ana
easier 10 eel freely Al ih e The natei is SOsi gia"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Citp Real estate for Sale.
p0 GA0 CASH WILL BUY, with $1,000
INC,VVIU mortgage staining, three-stoy brown stone
ioJSE with modern improvements 10 Harlem Also for SALh
Morrisans COTTAGE containing thirteen rooms. well bn
fruit &c; tbOOU
Apply to MINER the German savings Bank Mornsana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
nous.s ano farms manifo.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED--ln the vicinity,
HI 81 HIGUBRDGE east side on proposed New forh Bos
tee ard hsb;rss r. r. email HOUSE 40 70 ~ room'l and barn
.ith w good order Address a D ~
Boz No. 35l3 stating locality present. mode Of access pes sDo
~ DO, % WAshbgtontqusre OrAmsfeJ
yHs opposite Other e<p green Nv
sseEAs ntfsnss ASdref ssihs pnCe, H. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDs-COupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital SI,0OO,OOO'
For sale at the Office of the Company No 76 Cedar
St.. n. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, PRESIDENT
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froohlpn Real estate for Sale.


EOR INVESTMENT-LAND by the acre In
IL Brooklyn rutland W hllIN1, . beeAnan-s'.
LOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
80 and Al 50Il00 and s 20 H. and "a Montague
AZ lOtlOO House and Store lO2 Pnsappest 2iI6O House
NO I79 Wioughby- House No 1917 Woashoyj Houses Nos
40 81 and SO Sasant GORDON l. FORD ~ htoohyn
EOR SALE-A three-stOry and basement,
bh and Drown stone stoop HoUsB srt class all improve
men hest part Nineteenth Ward Wamsbngh. TO the
ferries IL rooms esyng the eli
suit Apply Pao Carpets, Furniture and Pier Glasses
for sale
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on very easy GORDON FORD. 81 Cikst, BooElgn
o. SSn WILL BUY Three-story, Phila-
,sbOO delphi Bnek HOUSE in Taylorst Brooklyn Al
improvements only $lOOU cash required X L. BISh
owner 12S Maiienlane
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New- Jersep Real estate for Sale.

Nem-yfrsep KcaI Ustaff Tor JuIe.
A Il SPRINGFIELD one hour in New-JerSey
~ Beautiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE and 10 Of available
BUILDING PLOTS Photographs and plans at Oe OF
rutland WHITING. 8 Beeknan-st
nor SALE-COUNTRY SEAT at Dayton
Cross Roads, NewJersey Pennsylvania Rsroai New
Brunswick 344 land 500 fruit large villa residence
good farm buildings; healthy location. Price $4,000.
PHILIP c. ALLENDORPH. Dayton n. j.
ORANGE, N. J.-Great variety property for
" Houses furnished anurnishc to rent Sale Gaia
ogues l. H. GERRY. 80 Nassau, eeTUer Lbert5-st.
arrange, N. J.-FOr SALE, on Orange
" Mountain. RESIDENCES prices $1,000 to S20O00i
term, sasy eminent physicians Orange Mountain Tor the
B. =. SMALL % Lber,y-st
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THE MARKETS.

fCareuv reported TRiBUSHi
"WEDNESDAY. Sept. 81. 1873.
AeHFSThe receipts 81 pgs. Pots steady with
moderate quoted Pearls dull and nominal
the SPOT has been only MODERATE
and prices are Ia, " 10 lower; quote as follows
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Gouarlnersnlp Aoilfes.

NOTICE is hereby given that the PARTNER
~ SHIP ..r subs ftng David AleftOn Archibald NJ
At,fs Joi D4icher and Va Moore, Under me hrm nam Of
ALLEKgOSS DGTGHER MOORE dissolved the hH DAY
S.ptsuber 1873 BY uiut consent Al debt os,g 10 The sd
p,s,ht Ar. n, be received b. DAVID ALLBdION aud an Do
t sad Psnrersbp We presented h'O or psyeD
Ns- Yort. SEPT 2. 1873
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Eoifls.

VERMONT SUMMER HOME, Poultuey, Vt.
-RsvJ NEWMAN, D.. Pssa osss hss MAJ spsslAi
. huihss AID bsarasia
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The days business at the Z. 5. sub-TreasuTy IN
cludpd
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VESTCHESHER in BLAZE

LEGGBTTS CREEK I5frH, 18TH, 15GrH and i31TH-
sTs few minutes Post Morris Three minutes ron Harlem
iPortehes Railroad Nhcn runs troagh zoe proper 70
lactoH the premises by pefempoy order oil l. l. iolN"
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Monday, Sept. 90.

II Is confidently expected that this will be tie - ,,
GREATEST SALE EVER MADE o. Thf PlhH"r' >.
The propertv warrant. tn Fti-sye q Nccue'ier IL
will be woudea opportunity pecnlat ant very ea! tus
The Eth Band will be there and VIII Hair son e great
singer while himself ih banguei uudsf
Tent sud her will stlash ever ON h ls a1ns -
the earth Free excursion boat Tor e
grounds will leave Ferry Pier 1910 sogrEe ~ NoT1nt
COMPLIMENTARY passes JERE JOHNSON y y Prfo" s1d ~
formation OF FRAHSlOL TILNEf hOSEh, NasiasL y l.
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Gountrp properfp to Get.

FNO RENT or for SALE on small payments,
grounds, 40 miale NON dOus By comfortable travel songs
depot pared ssts hes bssts
acre. shade. and garden, large and sDaa @
low fare, eqaen and late uass ea hsvs stable aad ass
oily West Elizabeth IN q 81 Depot or address OWNER r. o.
Boz lS4. Elizabeth, N. J. r.
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Giaticrerp.

CLOTE g. JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
~ EES AID BLANk.BOOK MANUFACFUkERS No 93 Fuon-st
ACCOUNT BOOKS maze 70 AM pattern. oroers solicited.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-12-12
ANOTHER LETTER FROM CAPTAIN
FRY.
On BOARD TnESPANISu MAN-or-yVhnl
La Tom ADO, SANTIAGO DE CUuA.

cN 5oARD TnESPANISH MAN-oT-WARl
LA ioRi ADO, SANTIAGO Dls CUnA,
~ November 4tli, 1873.
D. y. o. King, Ne,o Orleans L., U.SA..
Dear Doctor-I have boon captured
by tho Tornado, subjected to a rigid
examination and cross-examination
and tonight havo been officially in
formed that tomorrow morning
and thirty Others will be tried by n
court-martial. They did not add sand
SHOT," but as look upon it as polite
way OF making that announcement, /
have but few hours left in which to
say to you, Mrs. King and Mary, Tom,
the Judge and Mrs. Gayarre Aesois =! as
they say it hero. For your warm
friendship and many acts of Kindness
to me and mine, receive my last and
warmest thanks. They shot yesterday
four splendid fellows, and i'm less than
forty-eight hours will be with them,
and am not sorry that it is SO for my
own sake. My little Lie
hovers over me now. Say goodbye
for me to Fellows Of tho Academy. 1
shall DC spared Il bed Of sickness, and
die in full possession of my faculties
anu III good health. God bless you
and yours, dear Doctor, and may He
send peace and plenty to our poor
State soon is amongst my last prayers.
Yours afTectionately,
JOSEPH FJ,y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-12-12
THF GRANT PARISH PRISONERS.
The picayunc of Saturday syas

Tho Picayunc of Saturday syas:
The gentlemen arrested on the last
expedition OF the Ozark, charged with
participation In the late disturbances in
Grant parish, were yesterday arranged
before the United States District Court,
and plead not guilty, rcscrvine the
right to modify their plea or de,nur at
some future time. After pleading, the
prisoners were rc1nandctl to the Parish
Prison.
The information against them is still
II State document, and cannot be seen.
1t Is stated that it covers something like
three hundred pages Of legal cap, and
that the charges and specifications arc
innumerablc.
Counsel for the defense gave notice
that at an early day he would movo to
admit to bail.
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THE CASE OF SMITH.

We find the following among the pro,
ceedings of the House, on tho 9Th. The
admission of Smith to the scat from the
9TH District, by u strict party vote
shows that the House ia not disposed
to act fair with Louisiana:
Cox, of New York, offered a resolu
ton to admit e. O. Davidson to n seal
as Representative from the Fourth
Congressional District ofLouisiana, and
proceeded to explain and advocate it.
stating that the contestant, Mr.. Peters,
had died since the election, that,
therefore, Davidson had the right to
the seat, not only prima facie, but on
the merits.
Hale, of Maine, sought to raise the
question whether the House now con-
slider the matter; stating that his object
was to have the States called for bills,
in order that he might press a bill for
the repeal Of the increase of salary law;
but the Speaker decided that Hale was
rather late in raising the point, and SO
Cox proceeded with speech in sup
port Of his resolution.
Butler, OF Massachusetts,, sent to the
Clerks desk, and had read, Il certificate
from Gov. Kellogg, of Louisiana, dated
November 20, 1873, and stating that ut
special election, held in tho Fourth
District OF Louisiana, on November q.
George L. Smith had received majori-
~ ana was duly elected to represent
that district.
Cox intimated that the certificate had
been made up in Washington, and
stated that it was practically impossi-
bic to have had the vote counted SO
soon i'll Il district 500 miles LONG ), without
railroads. He appealed to the House
to give the State Of Louisiana tho right
to be heard through Mt least ono Rep
rescntatiVc, fairly elected.
Mercy, Of Louisiana, moved to
amend tho resolution by inserting the
nane of George L. Smith instead of
that Of Davidson.
Butler, of Massachusetts, stated that
the House, by its action yesterday had
virtually decided the question, because
II Peters had not died he would have
boon admitted with Sypher and Shell
don. A special election had been held
to I'LL tho vacancy, and George l..
smith had been elected and was enti-
tied to his seat.
Morey's amendment was agreed to.
| Yeas 164, nays 81. WoodforCI, of Now
| York, and Phelps, of New Jersy. Rc,
pubiicins, voting in the negative.
| mo oath of Office was administered tC
Mr.. Smith.
| Butler, of Massachusetts, then moved
That tho credentials of tho contesta nts
for seats from the State of Louisiana be
| referred to the committee OH Elections
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-12-12

Ne
What will probably DO tho character or
quality OF tho fold labor Of Louisiana seven
yoArs henco? ~ : '--'-~ "
1t has boom moro than o,uht von,u u,,,c,,
the war closed. - = : :
A.. II has boon moro than twelve years since
The industrial training which negro chill.
urcn have had In tho, last twolvo YEAR.. have
not boon such as their fathers had before
Black children and white children who
n nave hn1 q pretty sovero training mako
not compelled to labor in early ljfo.
DNrinS Tho war, and since 0mni cipation.
tihou;sands OF errors havo boon plaited by
aosiEning mon in tho minds of negro
mothors and their childron, in rpgnrd In
labor and education. ."
Iho error has boon oxtonsi voIy adopted
by tho negro population that tho Rising iroY
grafton OF colored people will most OF t5,em
avoid work ifthey go to school, and get nm
Tho older negroes themselves say now
t tita tho young colored pooplo aro OF but
Nv Isso ,,t,s 80 taf as labor II concerned
nave pnsseu nwny, or become supernatural
90, and tho now, unframed, labor-shnnm-
tthhsl oiice-seeking race, will in part take
Who has not Observed that this class Of
negroes do not relish field WORKER ThSv
take to tho villages and cities. ma rn.":3
TO ~ sorts OF eNpedicnts to avoid tho piow
people since emancipation to do thc%n
things. They got oasy and Study pIaco. If
industrial question of thS state. "s VIZ ,; ,1G
it, and prospcctivofy. '''''
norr%os DEPEND np9n this new generation of
n ,sN shc yoap or 1850, do wo not reIy upon n
The past experiences since 1896 warn am,
cultivators OF tho soil against reIyinw ','""
other Southern States for u supply OF blncs
!anorors; but il they wore to bring bnck
not lind tho Same trouble in regard to Labor
III those States that we find in our ownY
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-12-12
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

RksuAfTIoN OF CURRENCY PAYAEENRs.
., NoShing Is said In banking circles about
inc resumption of currency Payments. A
sogatod. said that il tho rato for M Now YORK
exsSnaango wore reduced below tho shipping
she Ssnks w ss aa aao 20 take
s SSi see No reason why tho rate OF oxchango
s sno%i9.i a net them unless It were extrav-
.,1 There Is believed to DO acknowledgements
enalroady IN tho bunk vaults to makorosun,nS
would BE- MSe a tSat !. outside
P nIs1 Tho exact amount OF CURRENCY
tainod Il cannot 6s f Se d fom sssss
The of,ieal report 81 tho oondition , Of tho
lished in the official Journal yesterday sl,n,ss
these these institutions to he in very good CON
against totrI liabilities Of 10. 4Ss.2eS. oo''oia'
The reports OF the national banks, SO fur
as published, show equally as good a con-
COTTON ROLLING IN. ~
Receipts of cotton Mt this point for the
commorcial weok ending ut IL M. Friday
ne ne Sniag aa
reeepts %ese ss hy nSas 7os
aDont S0,OOO,C o0. From IL Friday to "a yes-
to day 9s23 bales gross camo In, and tho
Jackson Jacks Railroad Supplemented Tits by the
ba!es-annking total of 1901 bales. The
prospects arc favorable for receipts This
WSeh oI W,oOO 10 O2,OOO bales.
o, ~ TX addition to the foregoing, nearly 81
OOV,VoO worth OF sugar and nlolasses wCro
received and sold last week..
THE LOUISIANA SUGAR CROP -,
Will certainly DO q short ono this season.
from NJ tho sugar farming district wo hoar
ING ING yieid is very poor: Tho current crop
as, 900 hhds. - ''' 80
Keceipts OF sugar of this crop unto FRIDAY
Msnt amounted to Id, $50 hhtls., compared
with y, S77 Same time last yoar--,I decroaao
oa a Sods mnds, or about 20 gor cont. The do
buyers. for tho most, have not come f;,,..
tn. '~ov''"'f
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-12-12

o. r, 600 Per Day! Agents WanLedi
Yo ~ SIO All classes of working people
of either sex, young or old, make moro
money at work for US fiji their spare mo
monts, or all the time, than as any thing
clse. Particulars free. Address q. s5tinson
IL Co., Portland, Maine. janis
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-12-12

Tho deed from John II. Ford, convey
ing for 5000 to the United States the
building in which President Lincoln
was assassinated, was recorded in
Washington last week.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-12-12

The French Supreme Council Of War
have determined upon the construction
OF three fortified camps ON the German
irontier--at Belfort, Besancon and
Yerdun.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-12-12
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
gl51 'sTIE OLD RELIADLE!" ~ssssa

HARDWARE,
STAPLE GOODS,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS!
-. M a %,
| Referring TO his past dealings for eight
years in the Monroe market and to a much
longer business acquaintance in the Qua
chita country, respectfully calls attention
to his readiness to supply Purchasers with
| almost any article required in this market
and kept i'll
General Dry Goods and Grocery
Establishment.
He has recently opened II wcll-assortcd
DRESS GOODS,
THING Il ND
Which was selected by him i'll person, aud
is now offered for sale at tho
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Visitors AFRO assured OF II cordial welcome
and polite attention. No charge for show
ing Goods.
Planters will receive the Highest Market
Price for their Cotton, whether they pnr-
chase Goods or not, and may be assured of
FAIR DEALING.
Location ut present in the building tOr
nerly occupied by &c. Droyfus Il Co. Call
ana inspect Goods and Prices for yourself.
$. MARIN.
Monroe October; 10, 1873. i:Iy
POEEET j. NELSON,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC,
MONROE, LA.
Respectfully solioits share of tho bust
ness OF Monroe and vicinity. lie will keep
constantly on hand a supply OF al such
sumption, which lie will sell at tho to,0cst
cash prices. His stock will embrace, also,
Liquors, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, MEATS,
CANNED FRUITS, &c.
iIo will cndoavor TO meet fully the do
nt,n.lss OF his customers, and will give the
very best bargains for tho cash.
rs Cnl' and examine goods and prices
ROBERT j. NELSON,
DCSif,.H street, !ffO?t7fn't-
September rs, 1873. 21y
W II. pEeONKGODLE.
Grand Street, Monroe, La,
DEALER IN
Drugs, Mcdicines, Chemicals.
FINE TOILET SOAPS,
BRUSHES, COMBS, FANCY ARTICLES,
pcrfun.cry in Great Variety. and
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
for medicinal purposes.
g:ss+ Physicians prescriptions carefully
dispensed. May "a, 1873. 3G:tf
MEATS! MEATS!
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FOR SALE.
TINE DRESS GOODS X MILLINERY

Mrs. NJ. Solomon, thankful for past pat
ronagc, informs her friends and the public
that sho has recommended business next
door above and adjoining the building of
MI. S. Meyer. The best and latest styles OF
Millinery Goods of all descriptions will be
kept for sale, and sold ut lowest cash prices,
Mrs. $. will be in constant attendance at
her store and in sole Charge Of tho business.
Nov. 7, 1873. S:tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-12-12

Tho london Times publishes an official
list OF Tho British subjects takon prisoners
on Tho steamer Virginins and executed.
The Times, commenting, says tho British
government, whifo demanding tho surron-
committing itself to tho position that the
selzUro of the Virginlua was Illegal,