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New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

The National Trust Company have declared
semi-annual dividend of per cent payable on and
after the lst day of July.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
svlyania Skies. 100; Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road. 25 Reading Railroad, 5s! Pennsylvania RaiS
road S. Gold. 1lGs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

| rons uemn and fay atI40I5c ~ ward II
| rons India ar vhoIesale i. ouoted an 10 a
liz - rarG and dcmestic int !. held a,
I1c
T,yn a,,Aio-o - 9O hills uir.sr x+r.;nsd
! .oid az e.. - raIlnn
So g.. 'Ie C "a, so or,ted =. Doc - n
! Sr.pCu-Is selling a. 5n5l4c g. h. ae.
oord;n~ ~ SIC o4: inEs ~
| ipnS CnTTos TTrs- All linds .re se,lir .
| % al o. AZ n
Crr~x y 30. so,l;r. o. lila lSc each.
! 49, TZ,,,yrN NJ no ono,ed at whole
| 80 =, ~ ~, Ira ra+a;Iiup at
1@a ~ n 'D'
! Crrr'I,, >r,,., =, .;m:,ad .unnlv and
-, a ,rN si} - .r,,' sacks furnished,
&C. C"T u Grrn o., re market il dn Il.
;1'.fH ~, : a.. ro+naG X n i-c
10 ~ III =,
}" %rlur srr,.,,, C,rv-C;.v factory is
io' Ct - - =, tn o,Tntrv 600 G2l,
We a. ~ e,,I,,,,,- - rn,5arata with a
,,;at ,y-.,I.- "iIp,' sa7I;,'t, at 10 n 42c,
ian;s;ana clear ::,3'. Nexican i7uuroyed 20c,
80, coo ~ "
ouIiy ~ sI tn. rte+ IS ,car,r hare.
ip ,i', a,,1'nd \, ION S5Io
52f. ur4 nine si, = I30 axtrt hocshead
so. 1Go. sP,,., cIare{ sl0S y III. ,1tra
Snv q ~ 2c. -. 49, a. &5 90
90 CoIT... .,,nr.y at pi.tshIrg ia rco,'e.
,,i.a . ,;rLt 1e,rl,d tn. s+urk :
"to w. sa:7t. +, :. ,ataiiinn -. e. &,
~. Ga. ~ ,.,..,,rt.c:ur4rs no IA .teon,.
p nD,' ca. rhnI.sal. and s. 10 a, hid
w $3.50. o, ...,r,..! -, :, 80 ~ hi,
UnSe..TI,. ,r,,Er. j. duh with Good
,I, Clr,,.r,. !, .elIino AZ 3.. ,niyeG
or IFit f.: hIsck a. r. and eity picked at 8 G7c
!. ~
;iIn,sTbe marie. 10 r,ie,. Green sat.
-, ii." 80 :, ,n,,, s,,In,I1. and ,b. ,ie.
,n,,'d :. ,,",, - ,,~,.vions nrices. Dry arr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

Kerosene Explosion Fstafiy Burned
New Hotel At JacksonviItc-Railr
buildings Burned-GoId Weather
Thermometer Thirty Degrees Below
EeY0-LOss ~ the GinsgOw-Arkassas
Congressional EIectiOB-OhiO STATE In.
du.triaI SchsoI 8urusa-s bockiu Cru.
city 70 % HsYse.
PHILADELPHIA, February - Catherine
Ryan was fatally, and her father and SISTER
seriously, burned by the explosion of . keIo-
scne lamp day.
BOsTON, FebEuary 2i.-The thsrm ometer
Through Maine and New Hampshire ranged
Between 100 and 800 below zer".
Arrived-SteamShip Seminole, from Sa-
vannah. Schooner l.. ID. NJ. knOwles. from
ErunsVick, Georgia, ashore on George.
island, got OH today without damage. and
was flowed up 10 the city.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, February 2i.-Mc-
Geulsy's new Grand National Hotel, at
Jacksonville, opens to-day. 1t il said to be
the tinest house south of Washington.
CAMDEN, February 2t-The Pennsyiya-
mia Railroad oil shop and adjoining build
Ings are burning. The wind is high. En-
Glues from Philadelphia are arriving.
LGtcr.-The fire is now under control.
MEMPHIS, February 24-Water wgs
turned on the pipes Of the city the first time
this afternoon. Ghc machinery is working
we'll
Little Rock, Ark, February "i.-Vhe
Governor has issued a proclamation de.
clarlng shy der elected to Congress from
the second district.
Nr. Louis. February IA private di.-
patch from Bayou Sara reports the sinking
ot the Glasgow. and says that she will ne =
total l"ss. The point at which she sunk Is
not stated, but it is supposed that she was
III Nrd river when the disaster occurred, as
the LETT hrr" Tor Shreveport IN the tenth
Instant.
Ehe clrgu-valued at S75,000-was fully
insured in st. Louis Offices. There was no
nun insurance on the boat but the freight
list was insured for SS00O. The steamer
was owned By William l.. Am.rhe. her
commander.
For other particulars of the loss If the |
Glasgow. consult the news columns of this
paper.--EDIToR REPUBLLCAS1
COLUMBUS, o.. February 24.-rh. Stat. |
Industrial Iuusr for Girls at Writ,. s,I |
phur Springs. Delaware county. Ohm wa.
burned this atlernoun. turning out I53 IN /
mates. The building consist, Il OF "A hnr.l
and mansion house. each three stories hipk
with row of smaller buildings. making a
total length If 800 iect. Much of the Tui..
niture was destroyed. Loss NOT >tatrd
PHILADELPHIA, February a. Charles
Cochran AMI John McCalIum have neen
held 10 BAH for cruelty TO q horse. The
animal. having heavy load, was mired,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

We learn from one of our Nashville cy
change. thar the yellow locust and red
cedar are ttiu. used more extensively
every year for ship-ouilding purposes. hay.
ing been found vastly superior to other
woods for strength, durability and tenac!.v.
Both Of these woods are indigenous to the
South. but it has been suggested that III
those section. where they flourish best.
their cultivation 10 large quantitie. 10, the
purpose OF supplying our ship-yards would
prove ,he source of immense croft, The
people OF thi. country. however, have not
vet been brought to that point when they
can see the profit in cultivating trees tor
building purposes of whatever character
and for the present. at least. any argu-
ments in support of such economy would
be a mere waste of time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

cotton SKIS seed cotton ITO SKIS cotton seed 80 hhds
| sugar u bbs molasses and sundries
! YAZOO RIvER-Steamer Belle Yazot-llc3 bales
| cotton and sundres
| Observation-Disclosures SeminOe--IZ@0 oales
cotton and sundries 49, 49,.
| CAMDEN-Steamer Lottawana-l423 bales cotton
SHREvEPORT-steam La Belle-lG38 bales cot
| FORT SMITH-Steamer Ashland-22S1 bales cot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Katie V Kountz-lO6O bales
LOWER COAST-steamer Bradish johnson
l29 hhds sugar 40 bbs mOlasses 80 bhls rice and
LOWER COAST-Steamer Ernpire-69 IBIS rec
bhIs molasees and sundrles
p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lizzie Hopkips--s9 bids
sugar and sundrles
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
YAZOG RIVRR-SteamerS elma-g5O bales cotton
:3oG5 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
CHICOT ClTI-Steamer Gov Auen--25Il bales
cotton 1879 SKIS COTTON seed and sun6rles
Observation-Disclosures Texas-i3O6 ba,es cotton
i4a SKIS cotton seed and sundries
CAMDES-Steamer Bertha-8li bales cotton and
ST LOUIS-Steamer City Of Alton-44l ba, esfhay
29l cks bacon 1907 bbls -four and corn meal and
ST L0UIS-S.tames Susie Silver-Spndry West.
ern produce
LLE-Steamer indiana--ii9 bales cotton
6. hhds tobacco 1880 SKIS 20l bbis -four 1888
sb}s mea! $40 bales hay ?48 hbls pork and sundIy
produce a, =,
FITTSBCRG-S:cauef Iron Mountain and barSes
G.. hhds tohaecn 1000 SKIS corn al bales hay 1888
Dbls tiou- 9S. bbls pork and sundty produce
tAMDEN--Steamer May toweT--t91 La.es cotton
) SIX. seed cotton and smrdrieS
ANTE RiVER-SttameT Amite-u baies cotton
eAs seed cotton and sundrles
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
&ORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
February ?3-I9 bales cotton !39 hhds sugar and
SIndrIes
February 2l--io bales GOTTEN SO hhdB .ugar 20
bis rnOlasses and sundres
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
Road. February 24-.-99 bales cotton aid sundry
produce -
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON ,ND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD, FEBRUARY ?4-2276 bales cotton
and su0dry prGAuc..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

SEw YORK. February 2i-Evening.-
| Cotton closed nominal. Sales of l5i bales
middling upands at 2078c. Orleans 2l3sc.
Flour steady. Whi~ky steady. Wheat
dul! and heavy. Corn heavy and lower,
new mixed Western 65 Il 066c. Pork firmrr
| at els. Beef duh. Lard 87-l60S 9-I6c.
Turpentine 81 u a 68c. Rosin 50 &c.
Cotton-hes receipts to-day 209O bales;
gfoss lS2)3. Sales OF futures IL 800; Feb,
ruary 20 5-l6 20l4c, March 203s q 20 GIG,
April 20's 920Ar. May 2Ia2lAc, June
2lA 02l l3c.
Coffee unchanged Sugar fairly active
Molasses unchanged. Rice steady at
8OSBc.
CINCINNATI, February 2s.-Cotton dull
and nominal Flour duh and lower. s. Is q
10. Wheat dull; 81 20 al %. Corn quiet;
80 a 40c. Oats quiet: 30 3Sc. Provisions
steady. Pork steady; Sl3 80. Lard neld
firmly; steam as 0:a4c: kettle steady. Sc.
Bulk meats steady; shoulders as a sc; clear
nib ga a &c. Bacon steady; shoulders SIS
&c; clear nib IA G3aac. clear = Q S.. Wits
Ky steady, SSc.
ST. Louis, February 2i.-Cottcn dull and
unchanged. Flour quiet and weak: su-
pertine winter 50 2505 50; extra winter
g. - a6 -: double extra winter So IS al 25
Wheat dull and lower: No. , spring CHI
eago. 81 %: ITO soft 81 30: No. 3 tall 81 IS.
Corn dull and prices dropping: No. mixed
81 2 a $50 in elevator. Oats dull at 26L2
G47c Oh east track. 28c in elevator.
Whi.kv dull at s9c. Pork firm at $I3 ID.
Dry salt meats finn: less active for ,jobbing
aud order lots; packed higher: shoulders
DC; clear rib. G7S a7c: clear7 II 07i4c. Bacon
firm; 'jobbing and order lots higher: shoul-
ders &c: clear ribs "a n Sc; clear eides S "a
Sl.c. Lard steady at 1l4c, seller March.
sosstss Nlafksrs.
Eahrpo,y y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Shirlock-, b.i.,.ot.,D
y mas tobacco 493 bbs meal "a bio pork 40 bbi1
"h6ky % tCs hams 1850 hos 0uY 10 SKIS .ata 6cC
oHs starch 91} SKIS 81 hxs bacon $50 cks bacon
19 Kegs lard 500 cases oil 1928 hay 70 SKI bran
'''Jn ,ro5 meat IL bulH and sundry produce
'INtlNNA ll-Steamtr Thompson Dc an-S36 ok.
bacon 500 bales hay IN hhds tobacco 0l bbs no =
l4zo Dds pork los ties hams lS bbls meal Sgi bbls
WHISKY zoo bxs candles BAH IL corn II3 ties lard
$50 kegs lard and sundry produce
- CAlhO-Steamer City OF tairO-304 bales coftop
51t SIS cotton seed 43 hhds tobacco l3j bale. hav
6jzo SIS corn 4Ol bb,s -four $40 bbls pork Sc hhi
WHISKY go bbls meal 1919 SKIS oats l6I bxs bacon
duce '' ""
CAIRU-Steamer } JOlInsOn--7G3 bbls 1our las.
sks oa 5 20 SKIS bran 1T Cks bacon 100 bxs bacon
|vo DDS meal ana suudTy produce
LOUlS-Steam.T Henry Ames--:}03I tbIs Aorr
iJe Dois meal Is bbls whisky 500 aks corn Zga 81
oats 40A bales hay Is s,aI. houS 81 bbis pork ard
sundry produce "N
SO LOUls-Steamev isutis and barne,,r $50
hushels corn il bulk 5l32 com 34G9 X hra .0O
zegs lard 1913 tcs lard 4722 oats so! bbls norh 80
6ols meal liz bbls hour 375 half bbls do Ed sH.'
dry produce '"''
observation-disclosures 4 > Eee-278l baIa. .o.,
1871 SKIS cOttoH seed and sundries 'oh
LOCkPORr- Steamer Henry Tete-l3 ha1.s..,.
az sesd cotton ZIG aids sugaE g43 bbIs 80
End eundr1es ~ ol~Ssts
FaEeU sARA-stssrAer " s Pike-sao hall, -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
Louisiana end tEe Vienna Exhibition.

Governor Kellogg has received the col
lowing comm aH.ca;:or:
DKp,h7skSf oP S1aTH. /
Washington. February Is, 1873 !
Tolls E1c.!iency william. ?. Ke!c,g. Governor OF
che State @; louisiana:
SIR-I have the homo, 70 inform you that,
by Joint resolution o. Congress, approved
-four .eenth instant. provision has been made
10 enable the people OF the United States t.
participate il ,he advantages of the inter
national exposition OF the products OF agri-
culture. manufactures and the fine arts, 20
he held d. Vienna. Austria, commencing
May !, 1873, and terminating October II OF
the same year.
i have. therefore. 20 request, III conform
ity with that resolution. 4 copy OF the sec.
oLd section Of which is inolOsed herewith,
that you vii! invite ;he patriotic people of
your State 20 assist in the proper represen-
tati0n Of the handiwOrS OF our artisans, and
the profit: sources OF material wealth with
which oar land is blessed and 20 take
such further measures az may be necessary
90 ditfuse knowledge Of the proposed TX
hibitiOn. and 10 secure 70 your State the
advantages which il promises.
have the honor 10 be your tXceilencys
CheG:.r: servan'.
HAMILTON Fish
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
Handbook of the Carnival.

This little volume. published by W. Z.
Seebold. Is sold a, all the bookstores. Its
description of Mard; Gras and the festi,i-
ties incident thereto makes very agreeable
reading, marred, however, by the frequent
typographical errors, which are disgrace
to the proof reader and ought not to he
permitted TO occur IL publication other
wise creditab!e in every way, and which
reaches so many strangers. Professional
pride should promo: condemnation Of this
sloven!y proc; reading.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
Wand, rfuI Immigration Schemer.
We copy the subjoined special from Ne
York to the ST. Louis RepubttcGh:'

We copy the suhjoined special from New
York to the ST. Louis Republicans:
Anton sontag. of New Orleans, q pas
has communication TO the clerk CT the
New York common council and 70 both
houses of Congress, rec Testing such aid as
NAV be necessary 10 establish a line of
steamers between this port and some avail
able uoint on The Black sea 70 bring TO this
country - ,000.Q00 OF Austrian subjects. Mr..
Sontag in his circular SAYS that "Al who
speak the South Slavic language are beau
tiful, strong built, and live to the age Of
seventy-fve or eighty years He adds
that they work fourteen hours day, and
that they are anxious 10 become American
citizens, and that he is willing TO bring
them Uut here in communities of 5000 each
if the necessary expenses are detra7ed.
Mr.. Sontag has been before the New Or
leans Chamber OF Commerce with his propo-
sitiOn, and WAS considered here "a visionary
and !mpractioable schemer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

Cotton is to be added to the list If pro-
ductlons OF Plaquemines parish for the
coming year. One hundred acres will DO
planted on the Fair View plantation. one
hundred on Harlem, and one hundred on
the Ecrbois plantation. Smaller quantities
will b. cultivated on many smaller farms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

Monsieur Alexandra Aksakof, Of St
Petersburg Imperial Russian Aulic Coun.
Robert Dale Owens last work. 1.-THE Deba-
table Land" with a biographical sketch of
Il . author: TO issue in Leipsic. for circula-
tion in Russia as well as in Germany.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

To people in Piaqle,nines parish who are
discontented on account of the failures Of
crops. the Sentinel SAYS Stay at home, is
our advice. Wo have the richest soil and
the 6es. climate OF any State east OF the
Rocky Mountains
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

Queen Victori. Is making extensive a.!
tsrations and improvements in tire royal
palaces. and il il understood that durin 9
the coming season she will be more fire.
quently seen in public than at sny time
since the death Of the Prince Couso::.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

An oil planter informs the PIaquemiues
Sentinel hat certain indications well known
to HIM are favorable 20. the culture Of 1.-THE
King" This season. Ha viii back up his
opinions with deeds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
sunk in Red River,

The steamer Glasgow. from St. Louis fo,
Shreveport. sunk on The moraing OF the
twenty second instant in Red river. having
run on the wreck OF tie Monsoon in Prud-
hemme's benz. Boa: and cargo total loss
All hands saved.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
Grand srsre Fair.

Tn" grand State Fair Of the Mechanica
and Agricultural Fair Association of Lou
isiana will commence in this city on
Wednesday. the :wenty-third Of April
neX:. and continue seven DAYS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
Q -
iMPORTS,

LlrERPoCi-->teamsh p Lou. s'ara--i.,I ,n,s.
MhSNlNi-Bafs Uman-65hO bx. oranges 1900 l. IS
l'niOu-
nld-e
M"B'Lfr steamer CreOe--29l bales cotto:, Il
f.!'s dOmssilcs hhds sugar and sundre4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

Dacks and geese. says the PIaluemines
Sentinel. which were very plentiful early in
the winter. have now almost entirely dis
appeared. Sportsmen are obliged to con-
tent ,hemselv.s with snipe. robins and
other small game
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
Opera House.

Strangers and the public in general will
be pleased to learn that there will be
grand masked ball tonight at the French
Opera House, Bourbon street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
.fctesreisxicai aHd River Report.

The signal service. United States army.
reports. for the benefit of commerce., the
meteorological record. and rise or fall Of
the rivers. a; 3:43 p. NJ. local time. yester
Ior-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
COMMERCIAL
MONDAY EVENING. February "a. l,7

"O"UHI r''k-'IE'"' TOOI I0N - I038.
CoT1Oy-The sales today embraced 695C
bales az easier prices. TIE lower grade.
showing increased irreguiarisy. We modify
our quotations accordingly, and give also
the Exchange figures. which are for aver.
age lists according with its types while ours
present the proper range of the market for
average lists, but with the outside figures
for low iuIddhng. good ordinary and ordi-
uarv giveE DIS the OUts de tor et.ict Of those
grades:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

A. Gustave Dore has concluded the grea
work on Rabelias, on which be has been eu-
gagged for some years past.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

rk,H-r.E---Ears Nrstor-le0a ha.s cotton
LiIERPUUL-ba. = A',i!a-!aG' bales cotton l2G'
stave.
R.vEh--.lmp southsinpton--3J5; bales cotton
5000 slaves
BARCELONA-": Dos i- MayO--iii bales cotton
1908 slaves
LIVERf' Oh BarB J & Harris 1915 bales cotton
1871 STATES
~ r"F.'pi--S,p Assam! va,-y-2:96 bales cot
ton 1900 slaves
MOBILK--Steamcg Creole $3.50 ~ rice q tb's ale
bhls oil aEd suudrIet
UTILLA--Schuoncr Lady Wn"lbur.-l tb! bread
bh's torr 3 bo pork and suu.rIes
BOSTON--Bri Fanny 1903! bales cotton 20 bales
paper STOCK Il pkgs mdse and lat old iron
Belize. Schooner L.uda--3. 900 :cet humber 30
bhs beer 10 600 shingles bbls meal firiins butter
81 hbis flour % bhis pork ties hams 70 bba bread
Dbl nuts and sundrits
PORT LIMON-50 SKIS rice 20 ties lard 4 bills do 80
buckets do " cases do 70 kegs do II bVs bacon 3
csk bacon ties bacon 3l4 Dbl, beef so 6bls pork 81,
bbls bread 100 be do ties hams 200 obs 40, 10
half bbs do 900 feet lumber ~ bxs cherse 22b by
hSh 10 bbls be 10 .h- sugar 70 half bbls do IS
hrklns butter SO AKA caudlcs SO Gases al. bb, .sh
800 vkgs mGas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
nonetary--C0mmero!al.
MONETARY.
oPYCE OF THE DAILy REPtBLIcAx

OFFICE OF TEE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
huNDAY EvKNtHG February u, 1878.
The money market continues quiet and
easy, bCt without any further improvement
or reduction in rates. The demand for dis
counts at the hanks Is quite hghf, but We
notice considerable falling of IN the de-
post lines for the week, compared with the
previous weeks, attributed 10 al increased
demand for exchanges. The currency bal
ances show little or Lc variation. me otter,
ings On the street to-day we're OF limited
extent, and the few negotiations reported
were confined to first class signatures or AL
paper, with unexcepcionaGIe cojlatera!s.
We continue to OUUte first class paper,
with or without Coilaterals, at 10
f cent T. annum, Al without col
latersls at l2dI5, second class at l8, first
class mortgage paper d. ~. and second
Class do at l..
NEW oRLEATa CLEARING HOUSE.
C7eannes Balances.
February February .4.: s1 hS59zS :, s2s,4s =:
Same time Iasgweek. 1855, 1855 e 4o0,9 57 20
Total !a1t week ....... l4,43e 469 - ,403os9 .;
Total week before. C,639,959 20 LII Z6' y
Gold opened at las lliB. against Il4l2
at New York. and after an active business
closed at the opening rates. Al a later hour
2 telegram was received from New York
quoting gold a: i.4la. The sales summed
up S!56,000, including 100000 $4,000. $1,000
and $l2.00Gl at lI4%: $1,000 at lli;4: $i02,.
900 tt30Gc. $4,000. $4,000. $4,000 and
s50,000l at li478: s20.O09 at 'l7l ais. ard
$1,000 tSl500 and S65OQl at ID.
NO sales of silver were reported. We cor.
tinue 70 quote American hail dollars at ITO q
III, and Mexican dollars al . T. cent pre-
MUM, gold. FOR new, and ) for old.
The movement n sterling exchange was
hI1f tat 40 IA l-HIl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

Tableau OF tirenens parade. No 80 Camp
street. Take your lorgnctte to exanin.
this remarkable picture.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
Magical Bazaar.

Every body likes the tricks that ere
played on purchasers at the Magical Bazaar,
No. lI2 Cana! street Consult the adyer-
tisement column for further particulars
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
THE RIVERS.


The river here 10 six feet eleven inches
below high water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN !
Tuesday. February %. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Juan @ Nrigs. shake ford for Port L..
mon via Hav and Aspiuwal
Steamer Creole Hopkins, SOr Mobile
British ship outhamptun Dunn. for Rev.l
British ship Assam, Valley, naken, for LivtlPoc!
Norwegian bark Atiila, Fac, for LiverpoO.
Russian bark NestOr Lauseu Tor ClOustad:
British bark Harris. Dnril, for Liverpool
Spanish hri. hos &c Mayo, SauiuaD for barcelona
Brig Fanny Smith, for Boston
~ hOouer Lindl, Agntw, for Belize, Hon
schooner Lady Woodbury.. Woodbury., for Iti!'a
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FOR RENT.

i
NOR RENT FURNISHED OR UEFURSIsHED-
, Gus, large grounds. highly cultivated, fruit trees
etc. situated st. Charles avenue, Sixth District.
Kent moderate TO good tenant. Apply TO lock
box No. 1912, New Orleans postOffice. te23 st Su
|NDk KENE-~SrUlk Me-. LOB CANAL STREET,
l. formerly occupied ny Joseph H. Wilson Pos.
session given FIST of March. Apply to JOHN p,
BUTTS. agent. No 1861 GIavier street. fe2O 1t
NOR RENT-A RAISED COTTAGE in THE
L sixth District. Vaience street. between
Constance and Laurel cont aiming six rooms front
ami side galleries. wood sled. large yard. Will be-
rented cheap Apply on the premises or address
letter &C." thid office. fel2
NOR SENT.--Tik CONTINENTAL HOTEL
Il corner of C:.rOnd-es and Julia streets This
stores. built expressly ios the travelling public
the European plsn located usxt ia the Exposition
building.
To any person having means 20 furnish the
above hOte! i'll proper style. q lDeIa3 cease toT o
term OF years vii! be granted
Also ,stoIes TO let
Apply to GEORGE w. RoPfR,
iel4 I'm eOI New 0reansoe
HOUSE For KENT AND FURNITURE
for salt.--A comfortable fwo-stOry house,
sligihiV located a.. Camp street. with everything
complete fo2 housekeeping. and all in good order,
bel e nearly new. vii! be sold in block so purs'
chaser for his own USE The est blishment IS com
p!tt' III all Department having been selected by
its owner for use. Will b. sold account Of bad
health. Furniture dealers and vendors need not
apply. Address HOUSE, at this office ja4
NOR REST-ROuMS WITH OR W!THOUT
board, i'll suites or single. Also. n few day
boaTders takeno Apply ~ 80. III Camp street, neaI
St Joseph. de22
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