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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09
Founded in 1850, Chartered in 1ssl

. rms IS nllcourse BUSINESS COLLEGE compIet,
minds sd pa TIM is by
e5Sdisd wWIsdGm W the and the superior
Of the rising b3ss nd used to the
| the interests of it's patrons 'O' anu u'Ance
and is enphatcsy the Commercial Gthone9a nv @
1t possesses commercial library. numeron, conntin,
Appointed o fe6T sd.s balls and proficient and we
business regularly daily lectures GiVon and
aba aH practically scientifically and philoso
The curriculum of studies is specially arran1sd 70
well the ant and banIer
tie b@hsr hbags education Taught and also
man maenenatics the French, Spanish and Ger
,bs poslGfl or Religious Discussions allowed in
Ninety one premiums gold and silver medals. diplo.
merits this IDstituton '' o "''eS' Inc superior
the H Busna,s h% good
beIlng thirty six Colleges. NUM-
rsseId sor College Journal containing full alton in
office or "ddress GEO. so0LE New niL orieans an she
clAL AND EXCHANGE CALCULAT00iR1.h MEX
by GEO: soTtT; t Practical Accountant Commercial
Lawyer, and Principal of SOules Business Cole9e
Inns Is the Great Arithmetical Work of the Ace
It's the largest (nearly 900 large oetavo noc., e
ssT @ & practical and complete treatise ever pub
snT on snS OF numbers applied commer
the of Trad Eih mp. pertaining to
solution of thousands Of
VenalnR over the whole field of business lifs "a
preseOA the r1rest gems of the science OF nubera
1esc9ea that new truth better than an oid
error and that facts and reason are bettS o
tneories, however ancient renowned,
DO Btudent, teacher, clerk mechanic nIartor .,r
slohal iSn accountant merchant or bsnker can afrJ
TO be without copy of this work Can "h'fu
For sale at tho principa slationers a,a a. ~. -
eoule commercial College. Price So foIS d VI
PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
MISSISSIPPI.
Inc nalI' Oh TINS Institution open to young men
desirous Of pursuing thorough Commercial soien,Jsc
or Classical Course of Studies.
vacation commences the frst of August
Terms, per apnum, s3OO.
oc27 If BRO IFo,-rn1,,
j. K. BAILEY,
246.'--------.cANAL STREET. .2k6
VINE EGAR.
yH72g ESTABLISHED IN 1s.c,
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Quilp being asked at the end of a very
stupid speech why he app!auded, replied,
Because he is DONE"
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. IsMARCK HOTEL,
PENSACOLA. FLORIDA

JOHN BAPTIST rFRFFERLE. Proprietor.
Inc attehton OF travellers called to this large com
nouoas anh elegant Boarding House. which is sttnated
9pposte bhe Catholic Church and convenient to the
1IAlIpan oepot-Ihe Fare Is always the best rms
marESt lords and the pr :es always very moderate
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09
ST. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL CoLIEcY
BAY sr. LOUIS, MIsslssrYr1.

and chartered by the State Legislature
mas oeen IN sucoessful operation since 1855
stuAteo on the shores OF the Bay comm an 10y
sve view OF the Gull and RfoTding all the sdvant
S a. me see oreeze and bathing in tho Summer its sSi
% looeon - great incitemont heathfu ersScis.
snd for the pupils The Comm erciai 1,
comprises all the branches Of good Englisb edcTi
TERMS; A'"-
ana tuition per session, payable half yearl,z in
ySss hS- - on
Redding ner a. EsIon 10 90
Doctor Foes --.---------- 10 90
Vacation If Enenf a. az a 10
Ma. w., EXTRA CHARGES:
1lano and Violin, per month each. m
Flute rar m, ,tb ""H-----' 1 30
Brass Inatrnmon. 90
8pantSs a and ~ 80 80 ~, month. %
Anu herman languages. per month, each, co
For; urther particulars, apply to
mh9s ~ Iy rirecto- - ~ T,,,,.
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Loaf Bread Soda Crackers, Butter Crackers Boston
CracE Eers, Water Crackers, Wine Crackers SuGa-
Crackers Crestn Biscuits, French Biscuits CrackIel
Blscuts Ptl't Bread Navy Bread Ginger 81 cad q
Nuts Pic iiic, etc, Lemon, Cracker Meal at tho Iov
Market Rates, and Full Weight Guaranteed. '
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5"-- barOhno Street .---..---.. %
Manufacturer aud Applier.
The best Trusses and Braces. Abdominal Suppor
aud other very necessary articles America Europe
can be had, and be applied by the inventor patentee
and manufactured whose motto ia honest dealing will
last The highest honors awarded at the St
Louis. Missouri. Jackson Mississippi, Houston, Texas
and New Orleans State Fairs. Ny instruments are re-
commended BY all leading surgeons and physicians
Twenty sig different patterns of Trusses on hand.
send, with stamp, for circular no24 ~ ly
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ihis institution stuatsd . very delightful iocali,,
IN f'nnsyvana Is under the direction of the sstsrs
of the immaculate Heart Of Mary The Sisters having
recently purchased the large dous bu,,dn1
belonging to tho late Anthony Bolmsr, are now prs
pared to afford their pupils greater advantages than
heretofore.
Inc scdolnstio Year Is divided into two sess,ops
h'o months eaoh commencing Septcm bor Ist and Fab
ruary 1st.
TERMS.
"'" h"'t'0n per annuin. payable half yearly In
i<AhSaages' Music, etc, form extra chareea
For further particulars apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
West Chester. Pa.
orat OFFICE OF MORNING STAR
ses ~ 1y I24 c.rond.I.t 60. -
COLLEGE
Al NJ ACU LATE ONCEPTION
Nofner OF Common and Baronne streets
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EDUCATIONAL.
CoS er THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Seshes St. fhiiiP and Calves stroeta "a
New Orleans.


mild ana psrenas ahroanhSut this establishment 1,
the samc G M "crcaton table dornitoros are
xnnnr 'aonato 'a nnion between the Sisters AMI ~
S1hg iadcs intrusted to their motLerlv cara S mo
Instruction In thorough solid ana h, b.rz,o.
,ne reqnrements Of society. The cour,a eornrsnay
IN M o"tn English and French an the Of nn
tS,I SMVated at the present day. Each anguocc &.
49, Wy natives OF respective countries 40 "a H. In
nm, ny .acanemica year closes with public exbi,o,
vited Va P1e"ia'hS' 10 which Parents are In.
Is hero the object OF specal att.nt,o, Ana
hv Soverning those placed under thcir Oh .raa
v9r to suasion alone the Sisters Of ST. Josenb enJa
str;ct cate principles of solid pfetv raapiro I'M.
instii f sahee OF polite and amiabe deporfmant and
Pnn;is 81 " respect and affection tow ara uarents
NJ. Nr,." VI au denominations admitted ss''
IHt-pa'ihg tho bathing season the goard,r,
oS 3, morGd to the Bay St Louis wbere the Sistsrs
u 81 Se9spn have nourishing academy "' ''''s
r., Eh AiS,To be paid In advance "a fol,ox.,
wash,nE' per t1ree months. .---........... AKA M
Entrance, --'--------.--.-----. 10 90
Sin naiU ain Lessons and Use Instrument. . " On S
Pastel oil nana;nr- 90
ork In all Is varietes golden mtrs1idar1'
charge sA' =" 'ne ooarders without extra
particulars address, 'sSnperior,a, n, thu
OF the Sisters of st. Joseph Box 1911 New Or
''~'i or more convenient, apply to
nosa,p,r TH0MAS LAYTON
C. II, ELDER
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tAssIDY & MILLER,
AILM ERS,

CASSIDY MILLER,
SAIL AKERS,
COTTON DUCK Agent Manufacturers nj Ev.r,- n.
scr1ptiOn OF TENTS, TAbPA ULISS AwyTEf9
ETC., etc Dealers in all slzea and Qualities of
MANILA and TARRED ROPE. PUR.
CHASE BLOCKS, all sizes.
all colors and qualities. N'"S t"F EAAgs'
Flags Of all Nations made TO order and ~, t.s -, -,
times. s' ~Iu 0h hAno AZ ~
W.. we pay especial attention 70 getting up In apy
oesired style or hbiAh hne SILK FLAGS or ANNFRy
taonties and long experience busino-s iasties
US ouefng cur services to alt requiring auyt6InG IN
@ our nns snd onr work shall be First RatS and our
CASSIDY T. MILLER,
lV--.--...-.......- PoJ dras sstreet.-.........IO 10
a9779y Botveop Conn and M"..-,..
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Corner Of Rampant and Congress strses Third r.,,,
New Orleans. Louiniann -. ~.
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1 classes commence about the frat of Ssptember
public exhibition. - ~ examination ana
BOOKS, ete. may be procured at the Institution n,
received At time during tho year. and
For further particulars apply to the Mother srnsr,o-
academy of tho holy rgela. seI 10 iw
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACApEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.

onder the Direction OF the Sisters Marisns q, HOLY
Crosse. - N''
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

ts established Inst tution favorably known
third Scholastic year on f A'' IVY
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| IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
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New Orleans, Louisiana
This magnificent Institution was cbsr,s-oa u.,--
4 aeeo ~ situated in quiot and healthy locality In
sne supuros or the city, and at short dstance from
% ana aa9rds an those advantages which contribute to
Pupils OF all denominations are Admitted h, for IN.
promoon OF order and regularity all are obliced 10 At
the Institution. W. sAo iui0@ VI
49, TUITION:
u no system of education embraces tho French and
hnShsn languages, via Reading. PENN anship FTenoh
anu Gg, GEngnsn Grammar Arithmetic, Ancient and Mod
ppos hstory and Modern Sacred and
k kkae.oris Mythology, Natural Philosophy Chemistry
1, ioh9ny, Botany. bookkeeping, Mathematics etc.
Ii a~hg, fainttng. Plain and Orn amental Nee.
u''"ork tapestry Embroidery Artificial Flowers, oto
fEkNis-rAfMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in Frenoh and Enrliah ,Ar
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"MARGAREr'"-eMA AGAEEr HAUGHEE75
STEAM AND MECHANICAL BAKERY.
"a '6 and 78----Few Levee----7I, 76 and 7s
Near Poydras street Now orls,n,
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a CADEAIY -
- tsH.
- et
IMMACULATE HEART OF mApv
WEST CHESTER,
fKNNsrLvANIA. .-
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Near PoJdras street, Now Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
Suhinsteir.

~. s,a;'.nt pans: Wi; a..,.a: IN con
.e'' =. Il. Opera House "a 'hi' city nex'
Monday evening. IH. ..:5..'..' Refer
give. 80. s.oio.Ls. :u' :cr -, is .pys...
GHcs .: ...'u.:
although. Hlpin...;n lad lea, i-ral,ie,.
vii. all me tl.U.lsn required to emphaslz.
'ha .'tyeI. .. " gr..' a"tls:. '.e hB~ sur
p:is"C. 'ho su4.f,ca puhi.c u. an;icipa-
non. excite. ~ Che press. respecting. great
performers from abroad, have. ~ 80 many
.ns:o.ces. si.ierei. GA PROOF. ff0s. .mper-
tec' fu'tllmeu'. that we have gToEH dccu.-
toned 10 disappointment. and have Ioun!
il prudent to make IarG. abatement from
the high strains in which introductory an.
nouGcemcnts .T. general. w,ittCa. On;
amateurs were conrdeut .. hsa.gng Ia
Anton Rubin>t in great !i5.is-, Cor his
European !ep.aiion Eestc. On 500 broad
and solid basis t. itIl.t 81 any .!GQht Of
HE excellence, but .Aey v.I. 'ot prepared
for 80 rh-uomtsal an exhibition Of human
pnwe: a. they witnessed. at StclHway Hall
on Monday gsUing last for IL surpassed
anything y e have seen III This country he
fore. ard trars"euded obr conception d. al
the possibilities on the Bianufo.re.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
Duty Paid Permits.

!.Vu.y collector ChampaiD SEND. Ii. tie
: .uuir.neG letter from .he Ac.ing Secretary
.: .le treasury :. Csi!..ioS Casey. dated
lie .i.'e.n.i. .u-:.n'o
transmit herewith foc sour Information
and guidance a copy OF ctrcula. .iatec the
sixteenth snst.nr. requiring ;hc immediate
presentation ~ duty paid permits :" .he
s:orekeepe. in charge ~ the warehouse. y.
which III. goods are stored.
Tie 20! owing j. che sir.Uia: :" cole :o,.
OF Customs:
IL. department having been advised that
the failure eli importers to present 'tutS
pdi,. pe.'..!-s within a reasonable time after
.hsy ~. ..-UtG !s the cause of much diff.
eUl-s apG. confusion in the wal ehouse de.
partm"nt. The following instructions are
issued supplementary 80 article !65.
a: par: ). Revised Regulations, viz:
Such permits shall be presented 10 The
strgtlle.ptg AZ charge ~ the warehouse in
wHici. 'he goods are stored immediately
ate. !Ee: issue. and in case such presenta
tioI. Is delayed longer than thirty days
II ON !he .idt. OF 'he permit. such vermi:
sLa.. be considered as Cancelled.
You wi. please cause importers - be in
formed q. ne requirements q. this circular
a. !ae :lme O.: obtaining their permits.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Thursday, January IS. 1873.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship, Margaret Baker, for Key Tsss
British ship Atnenais Baker 20. LeghofI. 90 NJ.
pies
Bark Paramcun., Brown ~ .aruuos, Spa.
Bark H BIDS, Penr"y for Boston
Bark Alice Campbell, .iprhaIn, Ter HARE
..hooH.! 3 " Hill, Cobb, fer Boston.
s..o.: Lily % The valley, Lel'ch, for Bell. II.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
40 aG.iVals from sea I.9ort..s
STEAMBOATS,.
Go"e:U., s'en Benson. :ro.n "!.:.,..ss
sal.u.. >in!.et'. .!om .aWc.a
EXPORTS.
:}HsTSS-. :, fIooH.r I. H f.il1s-isI3 Bale. cotton
!eSToN-scAOoH.i i :. E!!--.3C. bales cotton
3ol0 slaves
.ARUNOa-b.rs SsIs.ro UI.- 30; MID. tobaec.
kEGHORN SsPiGs.-shIp Atneaai. .8s, hhis
tobacco cases do y 800 slaves
H.VRE-Bars Alice Campbe'l-.&3e bales cotton
500 bdls hides 800 :es lard 1880 slaves
KEY BST-StsaInsisiI' Ma'saret-li8O SIS corn
25 SKI oats goo SKIS bran 200 ties ard 50 bbs sosn /!
bhls whisky II ties bacon :. bids sCgtT 1874. bbls
-four and sundTi.,
lumber IS 900 shingles 80 bbls pork 8. bbs flour IS
bbis pota 70 Dbl. beef 10 bbls apple. ~
3 hhds bacon binds tobacco bale do kegs lard
. sXs cheese q bS'"ap % pkss ou't'. % 'nls taG
and sussr.es
IMPORTS.
SSN SSRS-kriS Yam ..S' 8h.s eysUS sd
a.sta M,.-s
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
l.SSBURG-Steams, GOV Allen. i8gi Bales COT
soE 2IG8 eli. ..toG seed ~ axis seed cotton and
sundne.
CAI-DEH-s:eaa Satin.-tl. bales .st.os and
suaaI..s
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
s0RGaS's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
January o2-62 bales cotton II SKIS seed cotton 1893
flidS sugar 10 bUo, GaI $50 bbis oass.s .IG
ari-s
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE sND TEX. RAIL.
Road, january ?:-3 - bales cetto, and sundry
produce
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
SRN RAILROAD. January !1--l!3. bale. cotton
and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
sEw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened a: lib dll34, against
ll3a, at New York. and after fair bust
ness. closed at ll+9S 1875, against ~
in that market The sales summed ny
SIS. 600, including $4,000 $4,000. $1,000 and
Sl0.OOO) at lib. So, coo $1,000, $1,000, $1,000
$4,000 and 81 .O00l al 1875, $4,000 at ll3ls
aII34, and $1,000 at ll3i4.
The only sales reported N SILVER was
$1,000 in American half-dollars az IlOl2.
American half-duiars are now quoted noml-
nal at lO9l2 ll012, and Mexican dollars at
y a. t. cent premium IL gold
TIE movement in sterling exchange wa
active and bank rates were shade weak
er. The sales amounted To .rop, com
prising $500 bill Of ladiug at l%I-+. t-OUo
do at l22l2. $4,000 do at l22l9 l229s, $500
AL clearat l245s $1,000 tt2500 bill OF fading
AMI ciG00 Al lear at i22a4. 10000 bill of
lad,ug AT I.25s 1925, 5000 Al clear at
I2378s $50 100000 bill Of lading and
fi00l. 5000 and tJ0Q0 Al clear at ll3,
cI5OO 1880 and elGG0 and 4lGtp Ameri-
can shiu's bill at l23l8. 5000 Al clear at
1911. and $500 bank at 1888.
The sales Of francs comprised tSe,OOo.
embracing 200, eco commercial at =, $1,000
do at GSl4. 100000 do at 81 q 4.664,
10000 do at 4G6l2, l00,0 coo on Antwerp at
1913 and 30, 000 Swiss at 4 ol 4.
A. the close sterling bills were quoted az
:225s a 1881. for bill! Of iading and Al clear.
aut: 80 a 1893. for bank, and francs az 4.6I !.
%. Sol. for private, and i.'3t. a 4o242 tor
bank. G.vna. marks we've quoted ~ 10. %
di0S.
al. offerings of domestic exchange were
liberal. and rates {: shade higher for com
in.rcia!. The sales covered $40 900. EN-.
bracing $50 900 private bankers and bank
sight, on New York. at L a 5,lo y cent dis.
count: $4,000 $50. eco commercial. S25 900.
$4,000 and $4,000 private bankers and
$4,000 and 81. 900 bank a. J-l0: 100000
private bankers az 5-la q l'o3,: $4,000 coIn'
mercial at 1872; $4,000 do at s.. and 49,.
zoe do -. The banks checked on New
York at :. T. cent discount, and CONNER.
.ial sight was quoted a; $40.
IL stocks we noticed a sale o: - share
Hibernia Bank a. SIP: > Germania Ma
tional Bank at $40. AMI u Orleans Mutual
Insurance Company at SIT.
The sales Of bonds included s3U.G new
ety. 2 cents at 80, and .i.'lQ and 5000 do
al 81.
Nothing was reported IN s:a.e. and city
securities were ..uie'.
No sales of warrants were reported.
City appropriation certificates We're quoted
at the close at about 80, decline o! &c from
Yesterday. The only sale reported WORTHY
of note WAS $1,000 at &C.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

George Alfred Townsend, in letter 10
the Chicago Tribune again sketches
Colonel II. 5. McComb. He says:
McC0mb's character Of government
contractor grew naturally out of his
b 'anch of production. II 1876 he was a
yong and thriving merchant leather
e ser al Wilmington, DelaWare-a place
always noted for the eXcellency of its
tanned skins. The army required for the
Mexican war knapsacks, belts, tent straps,
cartridge-boXes, shoes, hats and other artl-
cles of leather, which exceeded the ordi-
nary calls of the market; and McConb,
under this stimulation, began his large
mercantile life.
He married Miss Bush, OF Wilmington,
whose father was the founder of the car
wheel casting and railway furnishing firm.
and, at the decease of his fathcr-in- law. he
became a partner in the house. a. the out.
break OF The war. the Mississippi Central
railroad has. owed McCOmb about 100000.
After the war. in which he signaliZ.a him.
self as one of the most tremendous and
sleepless furnishes of the War Depart.
ncnt. and was the special !avorite OF Sec.
Te.a,v Stanton. McComb headed the
organization 10 recover Che Southern
IA ways tor their original owners.
and was perfectly successful. he
then advanced abou. s3OO,U0N to the
NJ sSlsSlpPI central road: ana " was TO
serve him as their friend that the directors
proposed lease Of tie road to McCOnb.
lie accepted it. and also the New Orleans
and jackson ;oad, about the time that
Ames. Alley and party took The New Or.
leans. Mobile and Texas road. Iolegisla.
ZION was required. except - expel the
small State interest: and. in Louisiana,
M.COmb did not appear a. all. while, IN
Mississippi. Governor Alcorn ana the Legis-
llturc aOdicated the intert 81 OF the State in
cons Iteration o. ceI tain extensions. To the
New Orleans and jackson and MISSISSIPPI
Central roads uui-edly. Colone! McComb has
added seven and one half million. Of equip
MEM. track and shops and further undertC !
10 build from jackson. Tennessee. 90 Cair,
Illinois. 10 miles, at an additional expense
o. siX millions. The latter money has been
borrowed abroad on easy iefms. In Nc.
CONT. combination are Thomas Scott. II.
h. Newcoiur. Of Louis lille. aud 'hs most
reputa ole and legitimate railroad man III
the sSuat:y. IL. Is understood 20 be the
chir3 stakeholder in the Southern Railroad
Association, o! which he is president. and
wI:c. Don j. the owner OF the trunk line.
In In. Texas and Pacific railroad, McComt,
il ;.lSG . large stakeholder. and .ruste. of
III. Union P.c,Gc, while meantime his regu.
..S .:h.s bushes. gocs on at Wilmington.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
NEW BUILDINGS.
NEW ORLEANS CREDIT EOSCIE!:
ASSOCIATION.
sLace-:o. eG OLD IEVEE STREET
uace--.o. &c OLD LEVEE STREET.

! Buildings colssraete,. by the association in zen
| months work. ended December 81 1872:
! One house coTnor DaupLine and DesIonde.
one double tenement house on Gasquet street
! between Tonti and Rocheb!ave.
One house On tigLJh street, bet Wcon chippewa
| and AuuuuCiation.
one double teneI4e It house corner PALMYRA and
| DeTgenOis
one house OF. Iod street, be. we.n ST. Bernard
and Annette
one second house on GiroG street be. ween St
one house on St Claude street, between Ker.
leTeC and Columbus.
o. 2 double tenement house EivsIau Fields.
between Girod and st. John Baptist.
One house corner Soidelle and st. Anthony
st.r-tts.
one nous- Oh Palmyra street, bet Roman
and PiIeUr streets.
Two brick houses oG Rampant street, between
Ci0utt aId MtnteEut.
One double tenement house. co.1er OF Claiborne
ard Bayou road.
One double tcncr ent .out. on 1auphil.e .tr.et
corner Delery
one tine finished house o!s .a.oaiels: street
between First and Second.
One tWO-stOTy LCuse, with an 'O' ve.lEda in
trout OF Oreet1Ien stgeet, pei. esn ElItien aud
Feet
one house on s. Terna.H s.I.e., br..een Good.
children and Morales
One handsome, .tylis: Grish.. building OIL
LSpeY'Guse street, between Broad and y bic.
One house @: First street, betweei. I.a!22:ts ens
Willow.
oae hou.e o, Gas.ue' stree, .e.w... aoc.s.
ON. house On .aI.n'..e: ..:.es .e:-..- ro..
cher snd amelia.
On. house %. '.i-. oak street: t....e. -.
and Seventh.
uae .:u.e q: Gasq.e: street. s.....a :,...gpv
and Roman. "'
One house on Y.au.. street. aets..:. C.s.ea.ve
:.'t AoI.au
'.ne hou.- -. Graf. s:r..:. b.tse.: Hc.. .,d
-. Ere 81.
One nous. Oh :hs:- street, ...w... Tom. and
HOch.b l.v..
One double c.neIn.rt horse o;. Saru.a.. serre.
se."een totton 4 Press and ST. yerd .nand.
coe house on seventh st8se: be:~e.u -. HsY.
and ST. Patrick.
one .wO-story euiidir: o. Gr.at,.e.. .. zee: -.
tween Clcu.c and Louisa.
one house On ~" -. ?.:rs1! .e:a-. b,.c-
and V.4:G..
.he object ~ Hi. association. !. :. ....l..-s.
sors o. restricted ;..sus 20 become S.n.f. o. i.
home By paying small months ins.allm.n.. coma,
20 . rent. 80 the came time the stock O, .hi.a
socis'ioIs = fully guaranteed BIZ :rst NOR.
with Teador. privilege on al the prop. 'sase,
~ the said association. s'es SOLD
IS Old tevee street from eli at the ofsee. SO.
ss1 cod ia " T. H'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

REAL HAVANA CIGARs Mr.. Jayne Nag.
at the corner of st. Charles aud Common
streets. has stock of fine Havana Ct .ars.
to which we would especially direct ehe at
jent.ou of our readers. They have been
imported expressly by Mr.. Magi fog ii. own
:etaii sales. and are from the :."s: so..4
Maguiaeto;irs in Havana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
CcAfMEROIAle
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. January -. :.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. saIuafy y. -.
CcrToS-The Gales To-day summed nj
!3,080 bales. ~ prices requiring ala adVanc"
OF l.a.:c il cur quotations tor good or.
binary. and - ia other grades. This /,
exclusive Of $50 bales omitted yesterday.
when the actual .ales were a little over $3.50
bales. .xclasi". OF any on the day pre- Vlrus.
w. give also tae Exchange figures.
which are for average lists according with
. its ..t!icia! type. whii.. ours p1esent the
proper range .: The market :or average
!isrS. but with the outside figures Tor low
middling and the tower grades given as
the Oureid. figures Tor strict:
~, ORLEANS .:sssIFIcAr.oy. .ssHH!iA:El.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
ESTATE OF CHARITIES D. FAHNEYER.

KNITTED STATES MaRsHAL's SFFlCe
New orleans, January - 1873.
's'His lie TO GIVE NOTICE THAT wAHRsSS
4 il, ban sruPtc, has been issued ont - tns lis.
tTIct Court of th. yHi:e! stat.. for the District uI
Louisiana, against the Iestate Z: ChGElts Y. Pau-
meyer, o! New Orleans. II re raslst Of Orleans
state % Louisiana sdiudg.d a ban sr1Ipt upon his
Owl petition; that tie payment OF any L"lts and he
delivery Of auF properly longing said bank
rupt. to him OF for his u~e and the transfer Of v
property by Lin, sEr forbidden hv law: that a
meeting OF the creditors Of said bankrupt o prove
their debts and choose OF or rUIt 9ssisntes Of
his estate viii I've held ~ court Of b4ukruptcy
TO be holden on the twruTy-:!rst dav of Feb.
ruaTv, = i. 1878, at twelve G'cloa 4 NJ at No q
Exchange place, New Orleans, before =. Aagustiu
Register
s. B. PACKARD
Jal8 TEL United States Marshal