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New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
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George Alfred Townsend revisited the
house Of Jefferson few days ago. Os its
present ruinous and ii:apidated appearance
he speaks in his last letter to the Chic ago
Tribune:
II mas now been two years since visited
Monticel!3. and. having some acIuain:ances
who we:e nNious 20 make an excursion.
we were driven to the top Of the mountain.
over roads which, in any O.he: State Of the
Union. would be deemed impassabie: part
OF the way WAS actually teyracet over
rocks. whicii the wheels assembled some
times foot high vertically. Anon. the
pleasantrIes o. the trip were piunging into
> creek almost deep enough TO lift the car.
riage up ana float it. Jetfersou's tomb was
in the sane disfXured condition which
have fully described in previous letters; and
the old mansion at the top of the hill was
in even worse repair. the roof rotten and
falling cn. old hats stuck in the windows.
farm gear over the door. and the smell of
must. and mold, and rain. and deserticn
over all tha: gvea; abode. where Once
busts. statuettes, paintings. vases. urns.
books. visitors. and household animals
made hospitality barcnisl and eminence
in retirement still splendid. The little
stairways 50. in the walls. and hardly big
ger than u chimney; the great old clock.
stopped. over the portal. with its weights
Of cannon balls covered with rust: the
secret passageway filled UP with earth.
and the stables drQ1ins to pieces: the
empty brackets around the Rooms. limiting
of former occupants; the bus, OF Jefferson
himself IN plaster, diseolored and looking
hideous: the trewsy mulatto servant going
through the old rooms. reminding us that
quarter was the charge To- see the place:
The great wheeled chair in which the ven.
cradle President used to be pulled along.
now occupied by a cat with litter: and
the halfway where he appeared on bal.
cony and talked with the students. full Of
peeled wainscoting and stripe OF mo!dersd
wal! paper. What ruin: WHAT tomb Of
"Reminiscences! II the students at the Uni
ve,si.y had the spiri. of Northern boys.
they would march somc Saturday. with
picks and spades. up the side OF Monticello.
and d" little wholesome gardening around
Jetfsf.on's grave. Half a-day's organized
fabee would take from that tomb part Of its
desOla.ion. and make jt appear that. i; rev.
erencs fox Js!feyAon were dead. selfrespect
amor: the living might still! Lave some yes.
siyeS 'e'..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
MARhEISs
domestic t.larketOs

SrS YoKK May 3i-Tennessr hes:s
s:xs 80, new os:. ctaes s's..s ANA governments
sHchanged. , . s..,
...i., and without q ~,-Otsbie Ch &c IN va!ueh
IN. sslcs include tota! of 90 IA bales, OF wh;ch
80 $50 were contract stock and sl,' tor 'nn en-ate
,ltljy,ry as follows: 80 05s 70; export. $40 10;
apinners and $3.50 TO. specu s.ors.
Evening Cotton closed Gaie' sa!es 5'' pSies
s.c.s unc anged ne; receipts 40 Dass gToss ie
seipts 1876 bales sales :ur export none sales OF tu
lures n 500 bales as follows June i3'. 4l3 l3!se
:uly I35a Nl9c August ID IS lo0l9 See September
r5 nl1 !s-,6c Fiou. dull; common 20 fai; extra
% 5O18 on; good TO Gna.c. ~ 32dtl So " heat
sow Wests rn 65 js 0ejc. Pork lower; he" Il 3.53
lard lever; steam &c. Naval stores du.. ana
lower. Fxeights firm. Groceries quiet.
s,IScIySArs May 3l .--COtton que: and steady;
sl!ddlins !8lc. eog. steady at u bo93 Wheat
ni.sst at s 43nl 81. Corn quiet at AI01"c. oAts
sork .uie. SO 50 b,d s!6 .5 askec. Lard
sothin. done; steam nomnaliy SIC. S'ac asked;
Xet.e uomnal.y 81, 1d5sc. Bu.h meats strong;
.hOultleYs GLc, ear Iib il2c; clear o'.c. bacon
Arms and in good d. mani: shoulders &c Gear
lib Ga held at g. a: clos. clear 81. Whisky
ssE. at 8as. =,
ST. LorI, May 3l-Cott0H and fou, dull and
unchanged Wheat dull and lower; only sample
,ots sold. Corn steady; demand moderate; No.
s.xed 381s 039c in elevator. 45 &c sacked. oats
,!u prices shade lower; 80 81 !. A32c on track,
g.J. N33c in elevator WHISKY quiet; zoe. Pork
quiet weight SlS -; ever ~ei2as ~. 81.
i,ry salt meats quiet; loose shouldrIs t.c. Bacon
d.Si. Lard nominal.
foreign NlaIkets.
EISEsroOt. May 81. svenlnS;-Cotson closed
.luiet and steady; uplsnds 8'5f; Orleans 9. 1ea ad
aa los 10 900 bales export and speculation ?t' IAe
saales include 5000 American.
PARIs May 3l.-Rentes 5of $50.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
Relics Of che knights Of ~. Joha.

A correspondent, writing from Malta,
says: The refnains o. the knights OF st.
John are before you on every hand. As you
Dass about the city Of fa!etta (ancientiv
the Miletus mentioned in the New Testa-
ment), the corner of the streets have full
sized statues in stone of saints. some Of
them carefully protected with glass coats,
and invariably gaslight for each one.
The gas lights hang of from the buildings
as in Boston. At the governors place 1.-THE
ancient residence of the Chief Sir Knight,
commander OF his order the world over we
see the famous Gobelin tapestry said 10 be
The finest ever produced, and presented to
She order of several hundred years
ago This covers the four walls OF The
Knights ancient council chamber, and the
figures are all heroic. The coloIing is as
brilliant as when first made, and one can
hardly believe the needle could paint SO
Sividly. The armory is most interesting,
for here are preserved among the war
trophies breech-loading arquebuse three
hundred years old, also ritied guns OF the
same age. The arm0ry is some three
hundred feet long and is completely filled
with curiOsities OF the remains of the
Knights Full suits of vertabe armOr,
each suit having its history, and many
dinted and battered in conflicts, ages ago,
with the Saracens and Turks. tor the
upholding of the Christian symbol. The
walls are crowded with weapons OF ali
Sorts shapes, and for all purposes, in ancient
warfare. There can be seen the original
trumpet which sounded the retreat when the
Knights left Rhodes tor Malta: also the gun
which fired the salute, and this later
weapon is indeed a curiosity. being COM
posed of a thin tube of copper. wound with
fne cords dipped in asphaltum, and then
covered with thick canvas, filled with some
kind of pigment; and yet they tell us this
gun was in constant use against the Turks
in their frequent naval engagements. 1t
throws stone balls of about twelve pounds
weight. They must have been stout war.
giors to wear the immense weight Of armor
and use the weapons of those days, the he'll
mets alone weighing from thirty to fifty
pounds, and one belonging to a Spanish
knight weighed seventy five pounds and
had no visor eEen At that. bein: d simple
minor or cap On the palace are three
bells brought from Jerusalem during the
crusates, and three bronze blacka.L0ors
styike the time of day thereon.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01

II connection with the meeting OF West
erD Cougressnen, recently n se.sion at -.
Louis, ~ ,ack after u union Of Western in.
terests a:ains: Eastern encroachMente." tine
Cinciuna EsQasTr figures that the West
md IFS aifics have now al rnGovbted ma
jority ia both houses Of Congyess, the bal
ance Of political power having now. for the
rirst time since the organization o. the gov
e.nment. 6. .esei the Alieghanies. 1T will
be the tau q ouy own members~ says the
Enquirer. Eff We are made tributary any
longer to Pennsylvania iron-mongers, New
York cotton lords, New York bordholders
and brokess end EAatesa ssilgos1 Gaop.
opQliatA~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
OircctOfe,
MEDICAL,

RCREAU or N10NADIC MEDICINE,
ID Surgery and Midwifery, No. 1853 Benyille. COZ.
ner of Rampant street. ear Canal street.
Medical Department-Cuyes Palsy, Fevers Fry
sipelas, Epilepsy. Insanity, Dropsy, Rheumatism
and in 8 'sw days All panfu, sfections and lntlam
matioN H the Brain. Spinal Cord and Nerves,
Throat LungA Heart, Liver. stomach. Bowels.
Bladder, Kidneys, Bones, Joints, etc. Ten dollars .
week for che treatment and cure Of any disease
Surgical observation-disclosures Fractures, Tu.
mora and DislocatiOns; speedily cures imp0tentis
and Sterilty. ScrOf1lS all Urethrsl and Seminal
Discharges Venereai, Serotal and Skin Diseases
frequent or difficult Urnstions. Preserves limbs
from amputation. Dissolves stones in the Kiineys
or Biaddes and cure. Ulcers. Cancers or structures
without pain. Five dollars, so, el00.
Midwifery Depaftment-POstiSely cures al die
eases of The womb and evaries, all unusual dis
charges ulceratiens or irritatiOas and v en- the
menses are painful OF obstruCted from any cause
whatever the cause is removed and health re-
stored il fe0 days. Five dollars, SIS. $50, &lo".
Letters addressed 10 pos.otfcs box il7!, New Or
leans. louisiana, will receive attention. Office
hours for iadies 10 L. 81. to II h.. Su4 20 r. y.
for xe ent!emen, from to =. NJ.
LANCELOT n. EvERirT
COrOnated Doctor Of Medicine and Philosophy,
Member Elect OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
and Of the ,Hunterian Society Of Medicine
Philosophy and Bellies Letters of the Uniyersi.
ties Of London. EdinburS, St. AndIev's and
Louisiana. fe2o "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01

4 little girl attending echoo! has lately
had hes slinne: stolen. No clue could be
obtained Of the thief. although IL was
sought with tears Finally mild plan was
hi. upon. 4 tempsing doughnut with fill.
ing Of cayenne pepper was placed in her
pail. and the resNlt was watched. Before
noon = little boy was seen at the pump,
working II in lively manner. II seemed
II he had bad tso hundred pairs OF arms he
could have used them The fire was put
Cut, howcSer. and enough of the structure
aaseL to take across the knee for . few
Rniurfen.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01

Is ffi. is the time ot year when certain
snen decide what drink they will swallow
during the summer. the following item Will
aus bs out of place: A wife asked her nus.
band for q new dress. He replied. Times
are hard. my dear--sc hard J :an hardly
keep any nose above water. Nhsrenpen
che yptoyted, "You eau keep sour nOse
above water easy enough. it sou have q
mind t.: but fhe trouble is that you keep IL
eOs much abSys brandy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
Marine Intelligence.
CFYICB OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
SUNDAY, June !, 1879.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Tas.' c'ts OF Galveston Rowland. for Ne"
Steam shit, Junista Ca:harine 70, rhiiadepha
Steamship Juan g Me!ss shaHe.ford, for Havana
steamer Mary Forsyth. Haml..eton, for 9ensscola
Spanish bark Boa. julia tor Liverpoo.
Brig 81 Busns, FIonty. for Havana
Schooner Trav-le,, Hodge. FOR Isck,onv, lie, Fla
Schooner fisnk Lucas, a'.i.e. fox Ruatan Island.
Schooner Ann. Lyon. Gram. for Prev:.:.nc
schooner Belief, Fieand, for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
s:s,m.',i? New Orleans, eager. from New rork
1!t!i inst. t" A Mout"n-ll district
Steamship st Louis Roberts, from Live.poo! Nay L
via Havana, to silas Weess-It, distiic.
Schooner Nelson, Mona stero. days from RI.
atan Island, 70 J MachecA ) Soteri-si iisesc.
Schooner Williams Tssss, from Vile, 70 soco
L-91 d.sti;ct
STEAMBOATS,.
Commonwealth SEDAN. fron. =: Louie
Ht John, 6reSthcuse. from Baton Rouge
Maria Louise, Brinker. from shreveport
Colossal. e.MGes from Little Rock
E1PoRTs
NEv YORH-S:eaMshipC City 0s Ga! !vesso1-s:Os
bales cotton 50 oXs mdse
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JUniats-!53 bales
cotton so bales moss IL bales voo 1870 bags WOO ,
bales skins bales hair Az bd, hides ss5 pkgs mdse
PsNsACOLA-SteSneEh Nary Farsyth-soS tans
ordnance stoses
LIVERPOOL-Bark JuliA-li., tales cotton
HAvASA-Brix 8urns-l250 sSs corn 1916 pcs
lumber s. sks sats 83 sks bran 900 bbs rosn loo scs
tAQw
PROviDESCE-S Schooner Anna L. oas-.25! bales
cotton 5100 stAves
observation-disclosures Re!ief-Lo: Of f:ui: and
observation-disclosures Traveler-!ov bbis Of
-four Is half bh.s nOur 25 bbls mea 2ol1 Ska corn
HAVANA AND PORT LIMOS-Stesmship Juan
& HpIuDS-~SOr HAvaNA-lsY1 aka 0UD ska bran
specie pkgs mdse-For Port LimOn-I7 SKIS corn
20 sks rice 10 bbls hOur 10 has bbls Hour 100 half
bbls bread ST. blI.s bread 6xS bacon .cs hams
cans lard 20 kegs lard 10 bbs potatoes pkgs but.
ter 20 half bbls bee: 10, pkgs mdss
BARCELONA AND GEEOA-Bris An:Onia-Eov
GenOa-!.0hhds tobacco % bS.es Co:tou-.or E1yce
.o:.a-se 90 staves
IMPORTS.
S.w YoRK-st.amsAip New 0r!ea,s1As.i mise
hais ta..ow
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST EOUIS-steSmer Common y eath-5a55 sis oa: .
$50 SKIS corn $50 bos meal :43 scs hams 300 tcs lard
239 tcs bacon 81 bales cotton 81 bSes hay 63, bbs Of
BATON R0uGE-Steamer st yOhn-2D hildS sugar
bales cotton and SundTies
observation-disclosures Marie Louise-l!S! bales
cotton and sundcies
LITTLE ROCK-Ste3meI CO!ossAi-5.6 bales cot
ton and sUadrles
RECEIPTS sY RAILROAD
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD. May 3l-ll1 bsiss cotton 20
new ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIt
ROAD, May 3i-2.i bSles cotton % hh1s tobacco
and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01

A solicitor who had recently been en-.
gagged by prominent Iii. insurance firm.
Ieturn cd 70 the etfies Ot his EMPLOYERS. the
other day. and complained that he had
been sNubbed by = gentleman on whom he
had called. 'SnUbhe. - cried the man.
ages. ..snubbed" Why what did ysu do
that he should have snubbed you Il have
solicited life insurance from the Atlantic TO
She Mississippi. and have uever yet been
snubbeA. ! have been kicked dewn stairs.
beaten opes the head with shair. and
thrown out II the window. but suubbed !
kaYe NA,seY been
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
Stock On hand and or shipSoard, rot e;esred.. g
Stock on hand sAN6 date laAf IaaY. 1

Stock On hand and or shipSoard rot e;esred. % sl
Stock on hand date last year. Al '9o
To-dsy's exports embraced 1922 bales to Liver
poo rs TO Genoa 1851 To ?: !GenCe 2!oS to New
York and a5s 20 Philadelphia.
Receipts proper since last evening 2igH bales.
asAnst sos last Saturday and or las: wear
and since August 81 I..s 3Sa bales, against S.1l
l30 last yeaY-iuclease .J5 .s3e.
The Exchange ;e.egTA TAEls make The receipts A.
al the ports to day $40 oAies sgans: 1870 las.
Saturday and SO: las' year, and since August 81,
:3:.a:.
Exports yesterday 70 G,ea. Britain none. against
:45s last week, and to Tie continent none against
200 last week. Stocks At all the delivery ports
made Up to !! " sA,r4@ Saes. against S.s::s last
week.
SUGAR-seceip.. ,. hhds Market dull and TO
ealea Yesterday fully fax sold .. 9sc. prime .:
sQ3Ae T. d.
CITI RkFIEERT suSAa-ls selling on orders a.
Il oil &c Coz coffee L. Ia 0i2b.c for crushed AID
pulverized, and Is = .3Le for cut loaf.
MOLASSEs-Oniy one barrel received. Ne sa'es
Good plant taticn rebOiie3 ana fernleUtnS - in Ee
quest and supplies would sell readily.
CITY REFISERI NOLASs ES-Is selling
ders al sc = gallon fOS eoRmoa. S5c for faiy sc
for prime. and CSC for choice.
FLOUR-1s very dull. with sn:v local Gem and.
The sales confined to l2y: bbs OF which - bbs
common at s.; 100 double extra at Sc z5; 100 good
treble extra at - II; IS do at >. 61.; 30 and 100
choice treble extra x %; 100 do at - .; ): do
at Sc 62ss 100 choice extra At So 100 do ~ 80 IS;
so do at elO i2ls 100 and 1Oo on private terms 6s
half bbe low treble extra sold st IS Is p halt 6bl
stock on hand = 200 bbis.
CORN MEALS il light supply and il good de-
maud 5'S bbls wsrs selS. comprising IS sad " aSs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01

nation Prices remain the same, owing to the
small stock Kips neglected at the above quo
tstons. Dry are little better. and prices Vn-
changed Talow quiet and dull.
An Unusual dull feeling prevails in the Northern
and Eastern wool market, and in consequence
deaiers here dsnciined 90 operate at the
advance caused by the Southern mills. and now
quote lake at 25 10 2ec Louisiana Cleag " tS 2lc,
L0tSiS;Su bury IL to lac.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01

'sfay it pEsass your HONOR said = 'a~'
yer. addressing orc o! the city judges. u
brought the pr ,oner from Jail on "abeds
corpus" 'Neil, said a fellow in an under'
tsne, %hs +tooi in the GEAR of the court.
.these aawys-s will cay anything. fsaw
she mai, get out Of cab a. the court do0y. y
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
Ew ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssIMILATED

Tue marke: was unusually quiet Throughout the
,!ay only seven brokers' participating in the busl-
u,.ss The movement was also restricted by seant
supplies Of tho better qualities. Clean even run
ming CottOus of all grades but especially OF the
higher commando full prices, but the general rLn
Of the offerings, and :he lower grades IN pait:cu.
lar. were irregular, and in some instances sold at
easier prices Upon the whole however the mar
The amoun: Oh shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
in. q 900 for Liverpool, 5000 for Havre, 1900 tor
the Meditesranean, .Oe0 for Cork and a
market 1900 for the Serth Sea, and 1900 for the
North which, when deducted from the stock on
hand bv our running statement last evening.
leaves so 90 bales to represent the quantity a:
the landing and IN dresses Unsod OF swals'nS
orders.
The Exchange reports: Market unchansea sa!es
1900 bales includiag 100 after P. NJ yesterday.
The folIowin. tables have been compiled ny SIR
Henr- L. Hester, superintendent of the Exchange:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
CONNIE ROIAL
SA.rRoAY SvnNIy5. May

SATURDAY AvANIy8. May y. WI.
COT~OS-The sales to-day mot including 100
baIs. omitted Yesterday embraced . little over
1903 bales at prices requiring no change
in gu: quotations. We give also the Ex
change 6gures vhCi, are 70. average lists
according with its types while ours present the
proper range of the marke: for average lists, but
with the outside figures for low middnR, good
ordinary and ordinary given ~ the outside ior
strict of those q ades:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
sTATE LlNE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
LIMITED.
The following new FIRST class, fuli.po~area Clyda
built screw steamships are intended to sa,. rsgu.
larry between NEW CRLEANSs I'D LIVERPOOL
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA, 1000 tons regi ster.. Captain Stewart
Minnesota, 1000 tens register. =. CAPTAIN Hamlin
ALABAMA, 24OO tons eesister. Captain Flint
PENNSYLFANlA, $500 tons register. Captain Braes
VIRGINIA, $500 tons register. Building
GEORGIA 25oo tons register. .:.......: Building
1Sn The steamers OF this Iiys eli
4G&H 1.iveYpasl Diyees.
bas follows:
MINNESOTA on SATURDAY. July Il;
Will Sece1ve and sign through bills OF laiina 10
Hsvre, Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp RottSrjAn
and all Continental ports.
Return tickets available for TWELVE MONTRs.
,: reduced atee and through tickets 10 a.. pAA ot
the United Kingdom and Europe.
4 stewardess and surgeon attached 20 each
steamer. No charges fOs medicine OF MeJlc% a.
tendance.
Money orders granted free Of charge.
Prepaid eInigIat tickets isssed here sc ca.ass
dearous OF sending fo- their friends.
These vesSels Cross the bar at d. eines vi.hy,s
detention.
For freight Or passage. having nnsus2asssS "a
/. 4 MILLER CO.. Agent,
70 q Carondelet street, New Ov,eanA
Ross SKOLFIELD x Co
No, Chapel street, Livs.cou.
LEWIS T. MERROW i CO.
s|la ~ No. e3 Great Clyde street. GlAsgoD
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01

GREAT JACKSON SROEYE.
Trains. depart and arrive as SSilcws f;ea Ascsi
foot Of Csops street.:
oaPART aARitR
Ex,fess 3:j8 4. " Bxpr1es.. 800 P H.
Nail..........S:55P. n. Mail. ...."... 9:3j d
AccOmmOdA lAcccomMdA.
ton. ...... GOO P. q. tion. ....... A:aOA a.
This line is many miles the shortest and man0
hours the quickest 10 all points North and East.
and the only line cunning, PnlmAa,s faIaos
without change. Only one change to principal
eities North and East. Tickets for sale and al In.
formation given corner Camp SndCoN n a. asSeptA
under City Hotel, New OrleanA
l. D. SHELDON Agent.
jai21y E. D. FROST General Maases,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01

IT occurred 10 = Danbuis scholar. while
>sriting composition last week. to make
the remark bic etatemeut that IAN on does
not taste as good as AN oyster. bv: II can
gpp fasteg."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
STEAMBOATS,,

Rx.ss~ h FOX GRAND iNLE,-7HK
4aAC light draft steamboat
EsS.mZZ1ST1IIttfIls& 8OSS<ER.
q AUGUSTUS RICHARDS, NAssse
Will make her first "trip from Iew orleans TO Grand
Isle via Harvey's Canal and Bayou BarStsris.
SATURDAY, Nay 81. at 8 \. II.
Leaving every TUESDAY and SATJ RDAY there.
after until further notice. my25 )m
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01

nBSTACLES TO MARRfAGE.-HAPPy
~ relief for young men. Sent free in sealed let.
ter envelopes. Adduss HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia, Pennsy vania-an institution having
a high reputation fog honorable coujuc. and pro.
sssOnal skill. mh25 3m cod
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
BUSINESS CHANGES,

DE TIE DS SATH OF MIR. OASIEl
ID Blum, the firm of D. BLUM, STERNk l. co. il
dissolved. The undersigned will continus the
same business a. the olS stand under the style o!
SIEBNk kIOPNAS. SOLOMON aTERNE,
PIERRE kLOPMAS.
New Orleans, FebYuarf T. 1879 uy2 Inn
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
TW WHOM IF NAY CON

VO WHOM If MAY CONCERN.-I, VIII.
= LIAM e. NEAL private in Captain Joseph
DOlaR's Company I. Colonel BAillis Peytons reg.
ment of volunteers in the wSr with Mexico am now
applying to the Commissioner Of Pensions foE q re-.
issue to me Of bouaty land warrant No IS 2O6 for l2O
acres said warrant hsviae been destroyed by the
burning OF the stespeg Alice at New Orleans.
NS2 IswsS WILLIAM G. NAL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
FOR HAVANA.

FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar keys and Key W,ss,
EarryfnE the United srates Mail.
> The New Orleans. FisrsAa
6 and and .i Havana Steamship Company
senSer steamer
Every Wednesday,
IRON the foot OF CAliiope street Firso C!As-ss
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To Csda- fsy
Sson. n....'''...............Sp S&
otT9, :Te ,aSe. ;.:,-..: =
~ Ihroaga 6il!s OF lading Issued TO 81 ootc.x IA
fio.ida including Tampa, and 70 New York Unac
lostOc and Savannah
rone but the companys bills OF laalux ,.xasS
and none signed after sailing Of the steauis-
. opiendic passenger cOmmodatons aad saroush
tickets given TO above points
No freight received without permit fro, .,a a.
dce. - ':'s ~
Va: Sslgh: or passage apply to
I. < ROBERTS Treasurer,
No l2a Com lnou strset
over the Louisiana National BANG
Ihe steamship HAVANA fellows oo ra9ulAr
IHr. deS ly
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
Weekly Quotation, OF Hides. Etc.

Messrs Hay Meh!- furnish the following re-
port. TheiS quotations represent actual sales az
first hands. Weighing. bundlins GgSysge AID
! cominissicl. have 30 b. added:
Steer hides city slaughter, owe: IS f6s
= 70. y VV'A
Steer hides, city slaughter. 20 to 50
f6s, n............ ............ q II
steer hides. city slaughter. under 20
ns, = Is ....................... q 49,
Cow hides. city slaughter as they run.
............. q loA
Kips city slaughter, 20 to "a fbs, y ro. d u
Kips city slaughter, IS to 80 Us p b. o IL,
Calf skins each. h....................... q $
Country hides, a;nt. % 10 IS ibs p ~ y d u
Country Gidss flint damaged. haH
p1co.
Beesvax, prime yellow, y 10. .......... D -
OK horns each h..,......... d
fallov, PB..................... p B q 8ss
9hs ieUaUS $os green hiiee i at perfect stag
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-01
stock Of Produce on Hand THIS Day.

Stock Of Produce ON Hand This Day.
We are indebted to Nessrs Burke, TrepasnieP
Co. tor tAe following:
EIw OKLEASs. June !. 1873.
sroCK DAY
Pork (mess I. IS: other kinds s5 a.. ~ SIG barrels
Lard ,,........... .....,..,...... 1863 tlerCes.
Lard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Az. Ae.A
Bacon tc!eas sides 1866. clear RIB sides
S!5 ribbed sides ). shoulders 81! sSW casks
Harns ,susarcured 1850. plain ,:
tierces plain ? casks. 49,. .... l.38" .iesces.
Dry salted meat tin bulk and packed.
all kinds, equal tO........... 333 casks
Bayging india ll3s Dunde. 3l2..... |, 1876 bales.
Domestic .ut.. 6agging ,,,....... S..2l rolls
Hemp and ias hagyny 90. .......... 1919 pieceA
Guuuy bags .............,.,.,....,. ia5 vA.es.