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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
Transfer of TroOps.

we copy the following from the Wash
:ngton Chronicle:
The transfer of troops from the South is
& significant movement. 1t IS contrary to
prevalent sentiment there among Repub-
LEANS. Whenever the suggestion for such
- transfer has been made, it has been fol
lowed by circumstances, showing the ex
;stence of an apprehension that the Ku-
Elux would again perpetrate their deeds
Of violence if they were not deferred by
:he prevalence of the military. There is in
some neighborhoods morbid sensitiveness
and apprehension, excited by the sad ex.
,,eriences of the past. The disposition to
Uverawe and terrorize the voting popula-
ton, SO far as it symp athizes with the Re.
publican organization, has been 80 manifest
IN many portions of the SOuth. the pres
.nce of military force has been deemed
;ndisp ,nsabe to the maintenance OF q
semblance of justice.
The President has finally come to the
conclusion 10 risk the experiment. He has
been pardoning many of the ku-klu
whose cases seemed to Justify lenlency. and
ne now follows up this step by ordering the
troops to other positions, where they are
supposed to be needed. THE Northern Pa
,sifc railroad has met with so many indlca-
lions of persistent hostility along its line it
has asked for military protection. Trans
f.rring and maintaining troops so far from
a convenient base of supplies will involve q
'leavr expense, and if the depredauons OF
che Indians impose upon the troops the
,recessiIy of an artiye campaign the burden
vii! he 80 much the greater. This il add
iug SO much 10 the cost of these Pacific
~oads-an element of cost that has never
,aen taken iuto the account when estlInat-
lne what the nation haa done.
Il 10 10 be hoped that the Presidents con
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

quoted at lilo round; dry sailed at lSa
l81ec, and flint at l9 goo 2 fb; damaged
half price. In city slaughter, sales are max
ing as follows: Steer hides over % lbs, y ID
are quoted at 101sc; steer hides ~ to "a lbs
at lie; steer hides under ~ lbs at l0hc;
cOwhides rs they run at lOc; klps 20 to "a
TBS at 1212c; kips 25 TO 80 TBS at l0c; calf
skins 81 each. Beeswax, prime yellow, p
ID at 38c. Ok horns sc each.
LARD OrI-Is selling at zoe p gallon for
winter strained
STAR CANDLEs-Are quoted at zoe v Is.
STARCH-ls selling at JQ5Esc + Is, ac.
cording to size of lots.
IRON CorTos TIES All kinds are selling
at Sls a &c y b.
GUNNy BAGs-Selting at liz q lSc each
BALING TWINE-May be quoted at whole
sale at lac + b. Dealers are retailing at
lie y tb.
COTToS SEEo-fs in limited supply and
good demand at Sl3 y ton sacks furnished
COTTON SEED OIL-The market is dul
Crude is quoted at 80 q 40c: refined A. q sc
y gallon.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-City factory is
selling at S24 80 a - y ton; country $50 IL
OAK STAvEs-The market is nearly bare
We quote: Extra pipe. culled b 1900 at $40
a 23O: wine pipe sl2j 1870; extra hogshead
$50 l60; extra claret sos lis; extra
barrel So G7O; extra key at $50.
CoAL-The supply of Pittsburg is mode
rate with light demand. The stock is
increasing daily. 1t is retailing at 81 v
Dbl. SIC to manufacturers. Use to steam
boats, Doc at wholesale, and s. 50 y hid.
Virginia camel at 81 80 y Dbl
MOss-The market is dull with a good
supply. Country is selling at &c; mixed
at 4c: black at &c. and city picked at 6 07c
T. ID.
WooL-The supply Is moderate with
quiet market. Lake is selling at 10 0i2c.
Louisiana clear 35c. There is some Mexican
offering at 25c y tb.
TOBACCo-The sales today embraced 81
hhds. embracing at =; % at Sc, and at
l2e. The supply on sale is sestl-
mated at about 1900 hhds. We re-
peat our quotations of last week as follows:
Lugs a Sc: low leaf 9 a l0c: medium 10 a lie;
good IL a l2c. and selections l2i2 a i3c. Re.
ceipts to-day. none; exports 8: stock on
hand by our running statement 100 hhds.
FRETGHTs---A ship at the bar was taken
up for Liverpool at as1 on cotton. The
scarcity of tonnage has enabled mas.
tiers TO realize advanced rates for Liver
pool. We now quote: BY steam-Cotton to
Liverpool SD: to New York a4c. BY
sail-Cotton TO Liverpool sd: 10 Havre
i4c: to Bremen lac: to Genoa l3sc: to the
Baltic Ii-l6d.
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MARKETS.
1tnmesfic Markets.

New YORK. February 20. Evening. Cot.
Ton closed dull: sales $50 bales: mddliDS
uplands 20a4c; Orleans 2li4c: net receipts
go bales; gross receipts 5l9i; salts OF fu.
lures 5000 bales--FebruaFy .0's 020 Bloc.
March Dol; 020 bloc. April 20 9 l6Q 20lsc,
May 201 go IL l6c. June u Ac. July II i2c.
Southern flour more active: common 10 fair
extra s. IS: good to choice extra s. 30 u
i275. Whisky 9Ii2c. Wheat--spriDg dull;
| 90 lower; winter unsettled and lower.
little demand for any kind. Corn dui, at
I'D q 65l he for new mixed Western. Pork
quiet and tirmer: new mess SIS H!i 1879.
Beef dull plain mess S9Wll -; extra mess
El2Ol3 80. Lard very firm at .-l6G
3 Lice. Tnrpentine irregular at "6i! a DC.
Gosin 81 80.
Leather quiet and firm. Hemlock sole.
HnenOs Ayres and Rio Grand light, middle
Ind heavy weights :Sa3lc: California do
3. u 3Sigc; OrinOcu do at y n - l2c.
Wool duh and buyers insist ON decline
holders refuse 20 make concessions. DOmes.
Tic fleece 81 a GSr: unwashed 1. doc: pulled
~ Il .l5c; Texas 80 q Zoe. Coffee strong: Rl"
!. i G!Oi2c. Sugar active and firm; fair to
.sod refining Sl2 Sac. Molasses frmer;
New Orleans - 01!c. Rice STEADY a. ."
sac.
CIScGNHATi, February !6--CottOn steady:
.uiddIing, Ig7sc. Flour dull and lower at
+! 10aS. Wheat steady at 81 70ol II.
Corn quiet at 80 a iOc. Oats quiet at 300
iS.. Pork firm at sl3 so 0l375; generally
held at $li. Bulk meats firm: shoulders &c;
clear rib &c: clear 7l4c. Bacon steady;
shoulders 5a4 G5'sc; clear ribs FAC: clear
So. Whisky steady at SIC.
ST. LOUIS. February 26.-CottOn dull and
unchanged. Flour dull: supertne winter
S5aj 50; extra winter s. 1906 IS; double
extra winter $7q7 IS. Wheat-More
doing: No. :! spring Chicago. 81 90; do soft
. 33 a. 81; sample lots No. . red winter
81 30. Corn firm; No. . mixed 81 l9c on
east track, 33l4c in elevator. Oats dull;
No. ; .6l3c on east track E2Sc in elevator.
Whisky lower at SS13 90c. Pork firm;
last years standard at $l3 IS, seller, April.
Dry salt meats strong; cash lots I4c higher.
Bacon firm; shoulders DC; clear ribs 7s,c;
clear sides Sc. Lard nominally unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, February %. 1870 p M.-COt-
tor closed dull; sales 10000 bales; export
and speculation 1000; American 5000; mid
.tling uplands 9a4d, Orleans l0d; sales of
sott0n shipped from Savannah or Charles
:oR in January and February 913d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
BREMEN
Ssrth German Lloyd

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OREgkss
VIA HAVRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
IL The Steamships of &he NORTH
In,sa.ss German lloyd will sesime their
regular trips as follows:
Prom Brerners From New Orieans
FRANKFURT. January 29 March 2.
hOELN.o.. ..FebruarY2Eo March 80
HANNONER..o March 10 April II.
STRASSBUR Re-. March 26o April 26.
FRANKFURT...spr 9. May 40
FurtheS days OF departure Wiz BE advertised hereo
AFTER
The steamers touch outward q: Havre and Hays
ana. and OF their home trip st Havana and southo
aHpton 10 Land and receive Passengers aud freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremeas Southampton or Havre 10 Havana
or New Orleans.
SaOlf''........ ....,...........o SlS0 gold
=, Ntet,Tase. ........... .-..o......e 30 gCoo
from Anew orleans or Havana to Southampton
darse or Bremen.
SIce!aSe..... ......,.... ID g0de
from New Orleans to Havana.
SaoIn. s.'........s.......os..SS - gode
CGctTdSPs.......ss.s 10 gGiQs
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton OF
HARE TO New Orleans. issuef BY the unde.siguedo
For further particulars apply 10
3D. y ST0CEAEYEH & co. Agents,
Aus lT No az Union streeSO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

The boulders OF SOlauo Ccuntv, Califor-
MIA, Weld a marble superior in beauty to
any European article, and ono that is pre-.
terred by the Italians themselves. who buy
ii 0y the pound and use it for fancy veneer
ing. But the detached b.ulders which
yield these many-colored slabs are incon.
renienty located, and the supplies from
tina. source limited in quantity and variety.
Not so. however. the vast beds of marble
recently discovered iu an old-settied dis
trict OF Western Vermont, on Lake Guam.
plain. Strange as it may seem. that such a
mine of wealth should have remained 80
long undiscovered, the State geoIogist re.
rorts these beds as the finest ci!arries Of or.
uareptal marble in me vorld.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
COMMERCIAL.


:rzDNzsnAr BvENEHG. February IS. 1878.
CorroE-The sales today. tnot including
40 bales omitted yesterday! embraced 84OO
bales at irregular and easier prices, yequir.
ing a partial reduction in our quota.
ti0ns OF lbc. We give also the Elk.
change figures. which are for average
list. according with its types. while ours
present the proper range of the market for
average lists. but with the outside figures
for low mlddIing. good ordinary and ordi
nary given as the outside for strict Of those
grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AsslMILArED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
ESTATE OF CHARLES GUERINEAU. Jr.

USir9D STATES mARsHAL'a OFVICE
New Orleans. February b. 1879. (
TElEiS Is no GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
l. :in bankruptcy has been issued out OF the Dis
tIct Court Of the United States for the District of
Louisiana against the estate OF Charles Guertneau
Jr. OF New Orleans III the parsh of Orb ans State OF
Louisiana, adiudged bankrupt upon bis own pt ii.
tioI: that the paymen. of any debts and The
delivery Of any property belonging to said
bank apt to him or for his use, ard the trans-
that meeting OF the creditors Of said bank ruut
to prove tLeir debts and choose one or more a.
sig ees OF lis es.ate will Do ned at a court Of
bankruptcy, ID be holden on the sixth dav
of March. A. D. 1878 st A. 81. al the Cu,+oIn
house building. New Orleans. before @. 8 Kellogg
Register. A6'
3. B. PACKARD
SesI mae Enitod Stales Marshal
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Thursday. February q. 1875 )
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship George Washington. Quick. for New
steamship Margaret. Baker. for Key West and
other florida Ports
Steamship Lizzie. Felsner. for Pensacola
British ship Nile, NewcOmb. for Liverpool
EOrwegIan bark Libra, Jensen. for Antwerp
Norwegian bark Admiral Tegethofo Rehers :or
Sell V Islands
Spanisi. brig Profeta. Font. for Genoa
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig William AIMING, Rider. 81 days from Rio Ss~
metro. to 81 A De LIZARD dco--lst district
Schooner Charles Morrison. smith 10 DAYS from
Boston. TO Geo FO5dick &cO--lst district
TOwBoATs.
Sentinel. Riddle. from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea 10 th inst ant, ship NJ Day and bark
AIma-Brought up brig William AIMING
STEAMBOATS,.
John Howard Desmukes. from Little Rock
BELOW COMING UP.
Schooner Nelson Monastery. days from Gibson's
Light. to Oteri-
Schooner william sher, lyman. 5 days from Rua.
tan Island. to 1t DeGregorio-
EXPORTS.
ANTTERP-Bark Iibra-!24s bales cotton e40o
LIvERPOoL-Ship E!le--4267 bales cotton $500
slaves
SCILLr fSLAEDS-BarI Admiral Tegethef-157s
bales cotton 264O staves
GENOA~Bris Profeta-s6s bales cotton 200 bbls
.osin 50 bbs oil hhds tobacco 1000 slaves 88 horns
NEW YORK-Steamsh p George WrshingtOn.-2l5
bales cotton 27S bales hides 1892 dry hides !61 bdls
hides bbls tallow bags wool
MISUNDERSTANDING Liszfe--175O SKIS corn so
SKIS oats IA bbs -four ~ bbia pork 20 bales hay and
SuudrieS
FLORIDA enthusiastically Margaret--l4,0
bbls -four a cks bacon 1886 SKIS 10 hbs lime u
5b's whisky 200 ska oats % bales bay 10 head cattle
and sUudEes
IMPORTS.
RIO ysEFIrO--Bark Eros- $500 tags coffee
RIO JANEIRO-B.ig William Annins-343I bags
coffee
RTATAN ISLAND-Schooner Gertrude Rowes--
u 400 eocoaauts Il05 punches bananas sl05 plan.
sains - pineappes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LITTLE R0CK---Steames John SoNard-227l
bales cotton and SuuGr!eI
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
HORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
February 25-75 bales cotton 20 hhGs sugar 81 bbls
IAOlasseS and sundTies
February 26-328 bales cotton 81 hhis sugar II
6bls mOasScs and sundrIes
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. February 26-665 bales cotton and sHndry
produce
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD. February 26-2o69 bales cotton
aud sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN SHK NATTER OF WILLIAM e. RnoruP
Bankrupt.
6o Bankruptcy-No. a-S

WH6REAs, william G. BOOTHR, OF Gaia.
w houla parish and district aforesaid duly
a. G AIRED bankrupt under the act of Congress OF
March q 1907. has this day fsd in said court = o
tltloh praying Tor discharge and certificate
eraof rom all his debts and other claims prov.
able under said act
Notice ID therefore given TO all creditors who
nave proved their debts, and to all other Dersous
IN interest, that tho twenty first day of March
1875 at II A. NJ is ASST CRED for the hearing of the
same. and that they may then and there attend
dha snow cause. II any they have, why the
PRAYER OF ths said petition should not be granted,
ana mrtheT notice is given that the BANKRUPT will
Undergo an examination befor Register Baker on
the tenth day of March. A. d. 1873, at Ii A. n at
his office. Monroe Louisiana
Clerks of. ce. New Orleans February. d, 1878.
!eI3 fnh6 ~ K LOBW. Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

An ole Texas csttle-rhiser says tina. the
gu pply of cattle there is being rapidly ex-
hsusted. and that in four years d steer will
be worth more in Texas than he ID to-day
IN Illinois.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

tdcnce in the peaceful disposition of the
South will be justified, and that there viii
be no further occasion to enforce the law
there by the aid of the bayonet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
HANNAH PAULINE GOLDSTEIN W. JOSEPH
Isaac BarDett-EO 4204.

Isaac Barnett-No. 4204.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE ELEVENTH
L dav of February, 1873, Judgment was rendered
in this court i'll the following entitled suit, in the
words and figures following, to Wit:
Hannah Pauline Goidstein vs.. Joseph Isaac Bar
nett-NO. 4204.
On motion of McIiloin / klenpetef, OF counse!
for plaintiff aud submit ting TO the court due
proof of plaintiffs demand, it is ordered, adJudged
and decreed that the judgment by default herein
entered on the fifth instant be now conhrmed.
That the plaintiff Hannah Pauline Goldstein. do
have and recover iudgmt Mt against Joseph isaac
Barnett her husband, dissOlving the community
OF acqursts and gains heretofore existing between
them and decreting q separation Of property, ana
according to plaintiff the administration OF her
own affairs. It is further ordered adj judged and
decreed that the plaintiff do recover OF defendant,
Joseph Isaac Barnett, the sum OF 800, with legal
interest from Judicial demand. amour. Of her seps-
rate paraphernal property received bs tho defend
ant with the Wife's legal mortgage and privilege
upOp tho effects OF DE- PENDANT and fOr all COSTS
Judgment ssnsd February II. 1873.
A. SAuCIER. Judge.
In Testimony whereof have Aereunto set my
hand and an xed the seal of the said court at the
city ofNew Orleans. Oh this seventeenth day of FEB.
uary, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and Sc Venty three.
howard II. CANNON.
fei9 mh4 10. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

{ rREAT JALAsON KUUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as roynws ;fror. DEPOT
foot Of Calliopa atgeet,
SKPARTs ARRIVE
h'pfess.... 500 4. N iRx press......I Hoe p ST.
mall'...'.. .b:oO I. 81. Mall. lU:S5 40 Ne
ACcommOds- Acccommdao
ton.......&:0O ?. 81. tion.......o 1884 M.
This line is many miles tho shortest, aud many
hours the quekes. to all points North and East
and the only line running Pumau's Pa ace Sleeps
ing Cars to Louisville. Hun boldt and Memphis
without change. Only one change to PRINCIPAL
cities North and East Tickets for sale aid all ins
tormatit u given corner Camp aud Common atreeta
under City EOte New Orleans
'af2 ~ f. D. FROST GensTsi S,,oro,
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STEEL RAIL: DOUBLE TRACx

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The great short line from Cincinnati Ter Ce!umbus
EAST.
SAVING eiglty-Eeven to no miles and arriving ous
train IN advance at
NEW YORK,
Saving hftY-ui1e niles and arriving al. Ard Salf
hourB IN advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saytn seventy-seven miles, and arriving eight
sno tAree-quarters hours in advance st
WARRINGTON,
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest,
TIE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
over Vne OHIO river at Parkersburg and Bellste
are completed.
pu, soREIs9 AND NIGHT LINES OF
rance Drawtns-R0om aad
Sleeping Cars
axe run on this route from ST. Louis Cincinnati or
"oi~Hous 70 y1 BaIum0re and Washington City.
WITHOUT CHANGER
and ferries. ~ "-i"u' '-'hA'tS
Tickets for sale at Ell ticket Offices in the soutk
L b. COLI,
"enera Ticket Agent. Baltimore. MARYLAND.
""e'oF transportation. Baltimore. Maryland.
SIDNEY 3. JOKES,
mhl5 '0'''' '''"' ''ulA''' oip'S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

I'o FhG EASr......."T1 THR E&sT
Via Louisville and Ohio ans yy,,rg..,v,s
Railway.
16a complaG1on OF the louisville frvI,,on ~ Ttis
toso and the splendid aquipms.. for ssa.f.Exs
travel, makes this the Wa F~@~ o."
bEsT k0UTK TO CINCIhNsr2a
ALL POINTS EAST AND rORTHR4s,
ahhh THROUGH TRAINS DLs1,Ys
"'SA eNe'' connections from the south !vy G!a
cinnGtt
WITHOUT CBANGs Op CABS
ot sure and SAX for scket ria louisville sps FRI
go ano Miss ppi Railway Tor sale st prxs
~ .lIAet onces 10 tho south, and il .oui Cit ~
sn1 1ehersi ONCE or the Coru pany correr fr1-Xa
1no nam streets also at '1slt aouse snd Lcutt ula
me ann willard Hotels
~ ;9--Ilckets 20 Cincinnati and points Es-s ~Is
H is Ife Are good or mail Line steamers s.ad kIaI
mo dossts ara goOd on this road
CHARLES &. FOLEETF
NsoaxA passenger and Ticket Agent B. EoriS
J. L GRlSWORD,
6enera superintendent, st. Lcuta
49, THOMAS HORwN
iTH esaeeAl Southern Agent, r.svtas
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rHK CROMWELL LINE.


For New York Dirscf.
FhIs Line Ia composed OF the Steamships
NEW ORLEANS. CoRrKs
GEORGE CROMWELL. GEORGE WASHINGTON
A Tbs steamship
- CORES.
KYhBLE. Commander
SATURDAY., March l. al A. ii.
WIZ leave hsI EhArk. foot Of Toulouse street, o.
Freight for liverpool Bremen and Havrs tsksy
BY this Inns, and through bills Of ladpg ztvas fsr
shs ssm~ soE freight or passsgs apply to
iaT 30 81 Garondt!st strast.
FOX HAVANA.
fauchlns as Cedar Keys and kes West
Carrying the United states Null.
@Ex The New Orleans, FIcrida
HkkE aud Havana SteameAip COMPANY
LL&4&M will dispatch frat CLASS fast pas
senger steamer
Every Wednesday.
Prom she foot of Calliope street, First bistriGt
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 s2s
Throsgh bills of ladiug issued to sl1 point. IN
Florida, including Tampa, and To New York, Char.
lesion and Savannah.
EoRe but tho company's bills of laatng signed,
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from the Of.
flee.
yoy freight or passage apply TO
|. &. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. 1873 Common street
Over the Louisiana National Bank
The Steamship HAVANA fellows on regula~
day. dF5 ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.

FtNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
Il of his appointment as assignee of the estate
OfHenry Ruty Of New Orleans parish of Orleans,
and State OF Louisiana. adjudged bankrupt upon
his own petition.
fe20 q milo r. z. norton. Assignee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1915.

YsNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
4 OF his appointment as assignee of the estate Of
g. Dupuy OF New Orleans. parish of Orleans and
State Of Louisiana adjudged a bankrupt upon his
own petition. --
fl mi L. II u. NtlRION. ASSl gnee.
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RklLRCAD

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal ::reese
on and sf:er February 9. 1875. traits :e.aye 80
! 4. b. and ;.IJ p n
Trains arrive at s5s =. n. and:P.M.
COAST TRAIN RUNS To OCEAN SPRINGS
Leaves HeS Orleans every satuyday at3 hi.
Leaves Ocean spI!ugs every Sunday at p Me-
stopping at all way static g.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS fun
through TO LSnchburg. atlanta. louisville and Sic
Louis making close c0nnsc ions with all the popuo
Lar routes to the last Forth and Weat
Tickets for sale corner Camp ami CCnInoIg
stseets. opposite City Hot. and at DEPOT.
NORMAN G. JONES'
General Freight and Ticket Agent
+. II. SCRANTON.
'ai GeEeiai SUI eriuteudenH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

Tor BENT-RoOMs WITH OR WITHOUT
L board, in suites or single. Also few day
6oaEders takeRs Apply Ct No. 317 Camp stxest, neal
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FOR RENT.

sNUtk RENT CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
Il corner of Carondelet and Julia streets This
Eosel is just being finished, has 1902 rooms and
stores. built expressly the travelling public on
the European plan. located next to the Exposition
building.
To any person having means to furnish -he
above hotel in proper style, a liberal lease for a
term Of years will be granted.
Also stores TO let.
apply 20 GEORGE ". ROPER.
"A I'm cod EeyS Orla,n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

NOR RENT FURNISHED OR UkFUkNISEED-
Il An elegant raised cottage, with gas through.
etc. situated on st. Charles avenue six sh District
Rent moderate 10 a good tenant. Apply to iocI
box 30. iOI2, New Orleans postoffce. tea Of su
HOUSE FOX KENT AND FCKN ITi-EE
~ for sae.~A comfortable two-storv bGnsa
ellg.bly located on Camp street, with everythino
complete for housekeeping, and all in good order
ht lg nearly new, will be sod in block tn a mr.
chaser for his own The establishment is com
Plete in all departments, having been selected nv
IT'S owner for nse- viii be sold on account Of baS
health. Furniture dealers and vendors need nc,
apply. Address HOUSE. at this Office. al 4
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DisTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
District OF LOUISIANA.
IN Eankruptcy-No. 1888.

lETHE MATTER OF MRS. MARIA D. A. TRRzI
want. Bankrupt.
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IMPORTS.

RIO 3sHFiE)-- Bark Eros- $3.50 tags coffee
RIO JANEIRO-B.ig William AnninS-343I bags
cottr"
RTATAN ISLAND-Schooner Gertrude ROwes--
u 400 eocoaauts Il05 punches bananas sl05 plan.
Gains - pineapples
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STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORtBkE,
Wa HAVaE. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
BELOW COMING UP.

Schooner Nelson, Monastery. days from Gibson's
Light. TO s Oter-
Schooner William sher, lyman. days from Rua.
tan Island. to u DeGregorio-
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NEW oRLEANs CLEARING HOUSE.

Thus tar this week.. + ) As 5b1 3. Si8I ib6 SI
Same time last week. 10 s0i -Il3 - oSo s64 o o
Total lat week.. lt.426.fb9 80 +3Uo9 -
Total week before 1853 $50 81 liz IZo' ~
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LIVERPOOL, February D. 1870 2 M.-Cot.
tor closed dull; sales 10000 bales; export
and speculation 1000; American 5000; mid
stling uplands Dad, Orleans lOd; sales of
Hotton shipped from Savannah or Charles
:aa in January and February 9l4d.