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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
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change fully TX = cent, gold about |
c4nt, and g, ecuiative stock from 5@lO
cen taking this mornings price as the
HIGHEST and Thursday mornings as the
lowest.
fraction commission. Sterling higher at D.
cid II73. ELISA Governments x q as
higher State bonds dull and steady. I'm
,,orts of the week nearly s., 800, 600 Specie
sbipments today S3I5,OOO.
The hank statement shows an increase III
reserve Of 81 100000; loans decrease ~ 30
100; specie decrease trit1e legal tenoers
increase ST. II, 000; deposits increase S23O,'
900.
Deaths TOR the week 53S.
The Express says the Norfolk trlp DID
James Brooks no good. The disease seems
80 battle medical skill.
The Erie investigating cemmjt'e con.
tirued The hearing uf Mr.. Sherman who
testified that The legal expenses OF the
Erie road during 1870 and 1871 were about
81 .0OG. 900 per year. which was charged 10
the construction account. Tho fees OF 'he
regular counsel of the road were aool'.
100000 which were charged 10 euFFehs
expenses. Witness did not KNOW VI.
Twecd's receiving money Cor counsel ices;
he received abou: $4,000 per year !imsen
AS counsel. and his firm Of Field and SheT'
man. received about $4,000 year.
Arrived-Adgcr. Virgo and Minnesota.
Drg. .Jarohs and Potts were held IN the
enn OF $jO0c' each. 81 The charge o! :toor'
ton. .os 80. IN.
-erest On call loans ranged from +! per diem
20 t; Der aunum. Exchange strong ana
higher to-day, bankers having advanced
rates Ia s. Gold opened at ~; mas Deeh
tr.ttv active between ll794 llo'4. Loans
were :: so coin for carrying. Ho.erh'
Inents very strong, about u /" =! &Uo'e
last quotations. go uodocs
have unonestOnably escaped from the laVa
beds, and are making their way Ia sonth'
,astcrIv direction. Parties tamIilar with
the country say that it is probable they are
making for the mountains " here they may
escape snglys
trail, and with the cavalry Will run down
the fu-i ives If possible. But 1t is not
likely that the band will be entirely ex'
terminated as was promised by General
Gllem.
Considerable concern is felt for the set
tiers in the upper part of the State, VINO are
liable 10 be murdered at any moment oy
the now thoroughly desperate savageso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
MEDICAL.

20
BUREAU OF MONADIC MEDICINE,
- Surgery and Midwifery, No 1863 Bienville coyS
ner OF Rampant street near Canal street.
Medical Departmeut-Cures Palsy Fevers Ere
sipelas, Epilepsy, Insanity, Dropsv Rheumatism.
and IN ew days all painful affections and ntiaus
nation II the BI ain, Spinal Cord and Nerves
Ihr, at, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach BOwsls.
Bladder, h1dneys, Bones Joints etc. Ten dollars a
week for the Treatment and cure of any disease.
suTglcal Department. Reduces Fractures Tss
mors and DslOcatlOns speedily cures ImpOtentia
ana Sttrlhty. Scrou!a all Urethral and Seminal
II schargeB, VtneTtal, SCTotal and Skin Disessess
frequent or difficult UnnatOns. Preserves limbs
nom amputation. DissOvts stones i'll the Kidneys
or d adder, and cures Ulcers, Cancers structures
without pain. Five dollars, $50 5 100.
midwifery DcpaI tmsn POST vely cures all DIS
eases OF the womb and Ovares all unusual de
charges, uiceratiuus irritations, and " IN the
nit nsts are painful or ObstU4Ct, d from any cause
" hattVer, the canse il remoI ed and health re
stored IN n te days. Five dollars P25. $50 xlOC.
Letters addressed pos Off box HI, New Orc
leans. Louisiana, viii receive attention. ORae
hours for ladies lOA N to u NJ. and to r. n.
FOR gthtlrmeS fS"n to p. N.
LAECKLOT II. EVERITT
Soronatfd Doctor Of Medicine and Phllosoubc
Member II, CT Of the Royal College of S1lrgrofS
and of the HunteIian Society of Med cine.
Philosophy and Bellies Letters Of the Inivers. %
ties of London. Edinburg, ST. Andrews and
Louisiana fe2O Iy
nBrTACLES TO MARKTA(E.-H4PPY
~ rthei Tor young men. Sent iree in sealed let
ter envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia Pennsy vania-an institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro
eeeIohal skhL mh25 3m cod
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MARK ETS.
Domestic Markets.

40, youK Aprl ~ kvening.-t'Otton closed
1T ,aIss ass bales; uniddiiug uplands lJac; Or
leans s receipts to day So g,qsas 5} 5. 81
st,Es. anr;i I8 9-l6r MAY IL IS 1913 Is lbc,
Its s ios. 6Is s Joe July 10 5l6G9 9l9cl August
is 5l69isAc; October Ii slice Flour clos 'te Sn
" uos q shade frmer Pork excited and higher
SO IS Lard frmer Navsls quiet and NM uro
.csr;es ouirt aud steady Rreights easy. ,oco ,,o.
sizes OF 1891, l2ot; hvetSenties 81 1884, 'AS "a
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, ApI!! 81 !6J3o
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship City of Dallas. Jones. for New Yo:.
Britt N ship ~ Louis Prarce. fl Lvr'nool
Rritjsh ship Queen of the East 'egg, .Ur l. r.fp0"
Ship Genesieve Strickland. sni.kI"o';. fol- hiSei
schooner MARTIAL Granger. S!.arre;:. for Ci.L:,.
Schooner Lad. Woodbury. Woodbury.. for Ut.Ns
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Strnm.sip cuba John on, from Ealtimr," ,ia
Havana. to N Wit'lerspoon--lst district
Schooner Lily o. the Valley. Leitch. from R.s:aE
island. To Macheca &co-2d disrictPT
STEAMBOATS,
Mary Houston Durham, from ST Go..s
.,ladioIa Lee from Lake B,s:eaeaU
LIZZIE Hopkins, Aucoin. from 1hiboda.s
st john. Orsathouet, from Baton Rouge
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK teamship City OF rallas::, bales
cOtton IS bbs beet - bbls molass,- t29l hides -
bales skins q bales paper stock 200 empty haIT"ls
.IykRPOOI--ShpS :, Lou.s $3.50 bales cotton 500
sbls oil 1900 slaves
IvERPOOL-Shtp Queen OF the West-Js05 bale.
cotton .23i slaves 1850 SKIS Oicake
iIVERPOOL-Ship Gene..eys stIi:Ei&n6-si22
ba les cotton 1900 slaves
hb}s Hour go SIX. corn u! 6ackers lard 70 bbs beef
5000 feet lumber $500.
10 bbls polk 600" fee. !uuhrs bags coffee Snd
supdr!es
IMPORTS.
RYsTSS iSIASD-SchOoner Lev a.: Sic Tal'er-
1861 lunches bananas j. 500 plaRtains . Lbls lines
II 600 c"Coanuts 600 pinsapples
PENSACOLA-Steamship AH!;e--a bales cotton ~
cords God and snndrles
notwithstanding Ma,garet-,9i lhis suGa.!
!29 G,ssugar p demJohn rum eases cisars
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
At LOvIS-Steamer Mary HoustOn--i: bales co:
ton 81. hhds tobacco 3.J" axis cora and sundry pro
duce ~
LAER Observation-Disclosures Giadio!a-6G bales
corton and sundrles
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lizzie Hopkins~2 bales
cotton Sc hhds sugar II bbls molassts and suudres
BATON ROUGh-Steamer st Johu~1l Ghds sugar
~ sks cotton seed and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD. April l9--!5 bales cotton and suuGries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
BRN RAILROAD, April $3.50 bales cotton 80
Ehds tobacco and suudrv produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

An innocent soung man in Dee Moincs
was asked by the Rev. Mr.. Hammond. the
revivalist, if he was laboring for the good
Of his soul. % Me- was the 'eply. - work
for Billy Moore"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

Timothy Titcomb's Letters 10 Young
People, Single and Married" are being
translated into modern Armenian by ma
tive Armenian at ConstantinOple.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

An applicant for a pair of boots a: one of
our shoe stores, was asked what number be
wore, and replied, as soon as be recovered
from his surprise, why, two, OF course"
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SOM ME HClAo
S.rrp,., EvEsIsG. apri. le, 1873


COTTOS-The GALES HO-da. en- oracsd 400 bales,
al steady prices for tie medium and better Hu"Il
mes Int irregular and ~aseT fOY Lower grades al d
dusty lists. We repeat our previous quotations al"
rive also the Exchange figures which are for aver
s,nt the proper range OF the market for average
lists but with the .utside figures Tor low md
ding good ordinary and oTtlUary gwen 80 Tie
outside for stI."t OF those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLAsslFICA !IOs, ASs!%ILA:ED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

A man who bought 1000 Havana cigars
Yesterday. on being asked what he had
replied that they were tickets to course
of lectures to be given by his wife.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

A frisky youth of sixty three. At Erie,
Pennsylvania, has ensnared the affections
of a gushing maiden of seyenty-four, and
they have eloped. Their parents are mad
abOnt their marrying SO young.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

The above statement Is q just true and correcI
transcript from the books of the company.
PAUL FOCRCHY, President
q " S1Jy. Secretary
sTATE OF LOUISIANA, .
Parish OF Orleans
City OF New Orleans. }
sS or. 20 ana subscribed before me this tenth
DAY OF Jane 1872.
p CHS CUV8LLEBR, Notary Pubic
At meeting of the Board of Directors held OF
the tenth day Of June, 1872 1t resolved TO pay
CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PBR CENT on
the net earned participating premiums for the year
ending May 81, 1872 payable on the third Monday
Of July next. Also. to pay demand ten per oe nj
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion OF
their scrip into capital stock per amended char
ter Of the COMPANY.
Directors
P. MASPBROo DAVID McCOARD.
s. L RELY, L p GEkERES
Il PUG, P. FOURCHY
1.s VILN, y. YERNANDEs,
teI! CHARLES LAFrTTR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

An Indiana woman is mad because her
husband took her very best sheet 90 hang
himselfo wien there was an old clothesline
in the cellar which was good enough Tor
the purpose She says he always was ex.
travagant and 600 lazy TO 90 into tu- 'e!!ar
fnyO cpvtbino
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

4 Western man at the st. Nicholas,
having taken possession of his toom. locked
it up to go into the city. and leaving the
key at the bar told the clerk with great
simplicity. not to wait dinner for him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

Quint, the California lawyer who saved
Laura Fairs fair neck from the halter,
thinks her treatment OF him is exceedingly
foul"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

4 Chinese servant was brought home by
the gentleman of the house. and his mis-
tress inquired his name. 'Yung Hoo Win"
"Oh." said she. II can not call you that;
will cali You Charley" 'Whatee your
name 70 he asked in return. my name is
Mrs. John browning" "Wellee. ] callee
you John" exclaimed the Ceiestia!.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

Mr.. Clement Bates has yung the Town
bell in Plymouth, Massachusetts, four times
day for torty.twC years. This is the long
est time any man is known 10 have been
connected with 'ring" and still. main.
famed a GOOD character.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

With the exception Of one gentle burs: Of
laughter at Bret Narte's lecture in Louis
vile the otheS evening the son.ne'riGi
says there was no demonstration, save that
made by two gentlemen asleep in the centre
of the hall
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROADp
Passenger Depot Foot of Canal street.
On and after February 8, 1873. traiLs Jeave 81
A. n. and 5:l5P. N
Trains arrive at 355 p. ~ and P N
COAST TRAIN RUNS To OCEAN SPRINGS.
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday at 4 p. M.
Leaves Ocean Springs every Sunday o. j. n
stopping at all way statiOl S.
PULLMANS PALACES SLEEPING CARS rTrA
through to LyncbburE, Atlanta Louisville and n,
Louis making close connections with all the pOpIs
lar routes to the East, North and West.
Tickets for sale Camp and GEMRea
sirests, opposite a8ty siotsl and at depot.
E. 2. SHUTE
General Ticket Ass1S
y. II. SCRANTON.
'sY sseneraI Superiuteud.,s.
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE. COMPANY
Office Corner Of i'app and Canal Streets
Capita. ...s.o........-. 5000"
Assets December J.. .sTl ............. =; az "a
iusures yfre. Marine and slr-r Risk dividing
the profits separately IN each department 20 he
insured.
For the accommodation Of its ousfomors the
Company I'LL make marine .osses payable II
London
J. !UyBs. Pses;den:
. * E.~CEs Secretary,
Directors.
George Crsuharto II. Psyro,
T. r. DugazOn. Pl2cide PorstaAo
e. y. Babcock. Aug. Re3chaTd,
T Bailly BlsnchsrSe K kitenbeIgeI,
4 Schneider. W. B. Schmidt,
C1aylss Latte J. SEyess teIt ~
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SEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

N 4.
.,or,ire, az the national b.uKs att Ddpd friend
iv conference of the pre- sidents al the clearing
house banks to-day at when mere was fref m
in relation 30 or banking institutioIs, and many
valuable sugge.t!uEi we're madr Inc ME- en"e
W, = prolonged for c0nslu" aoie Illne and proved
hjphiy satisfactory 20 all parties
f;nld op-ned at ll.-, al. :. against lie AZ New
WI and af,,ra 'arAe business, closed at III 2. 4
,ls.., advance over yesterdays Oslng hSuTts'.
anal..t ~. IN that market, where Il touched
Ii8l, during the interim Tn" sales summed mp
1000 at III q $1,000" 1T !!'s and = !Oo0Oo at AZ =
GllG.. 70
dollars are ,tii. quoted nominal at Aio~l4'' Mex
.cau dollars continue eL tlreIN hoiulai' ,.
Tae movement III sterling tA"h@Iige Was oI ItlI
axten- a, upC pr the vi gold and bills at
NJ y,Tk rates showed some irIegularitV but
closed J. + cent higher than yesterday or private
hills aud = for halk The sales am nc ,o 40
Ell 500 c,Ir rising $3.50 Al Gle ar at l26 - 1000
RritisI. skiI's hi. and &! 20J0 private bankers at
I264 Is coo bill OF ladi, AT 40 '2o 43Ooo and
$4,000 do at l2t4s s25'9o DO al l]o S1oo
hank AZ I2b 1000 do at III. $500 do at ~ and
so 900 private bankers and bank at -;
The s:i es Of tIancs were 81 considerable fnaSni
sude summing u6 $685. 900. and embracing JI5o0o
and 30 pO cninmeicla! at So 10000 do at Soj :. q
4521a, 10000 al +5Z- ana lVo,uoo at - ,or.,
There were no sales OF German MAJ KS reported
At the close sterling bills W. re quoted at 10
1855 for bill of lading and clear ana IZ14 foT
hang francs at .53a4 GASP; for private, ana SO
a.. t8s, for bank: and Ger nan marks at III : u
The offerings of domestic exchange were "i
liberal extent and Yatss were SHADE miheI mn
Yesterday The sales covered $35O,OO. tmbra
cling $4,000 and $4,000 commere al sight on
New York at .. + cent premiums 3 ioo,oio a" a,
Sd332. II OOu do at 81: IL, 900 commercial and
! IS 600 42O 600 and $4,000 bank at Bio; s2og0o
$2OOcO and R30Oo0 commercial at ~ 3 ~ ooc d."
81 600 private bankers ana 20 'oo 0Ah~ al a.
and 10 900 Oh Providence at par
With one or two exceptions, where fhe rate was
;. for small sums, she banks continued 10 cnech
un New York az i t. cent premium Private
sight was quoted at Sic against dJ'Io Nese dity'
We heard of no III movement IN Stocks not u single
Transaction having been reported ~ 1870.
The sales OF bonds INCLUDED Sio0c, sto' ana
> 700 city gold bearing seven per cents az 2g f'Go"
city currtn, seven per cents at o., anu e9Oop q"
at ST. City god bearing ssve- per cents were sI!!4
quoted at -059 -, .,
Metropolitan Poii'" warrants were siIii GC"u0
at :. as. We heard of no sales
CRY Appropriation and school cefllhca'es CON
iii urd dull and u0mln. at 65dOi.
Old state war; ants were lower than Yesterday
bring uuotph a. TIE clos at abou' 50 30 fAe sales
InclIdt + 5OOa at IS and $4,000 at 30
lie gislative warrants we've also much Il" yer nan
vestlIday being quoted at the C ose at I""~-. 4Ae
sales included : !5Ja at H. aud sIwe at 't'so
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

s Memphis detective recently arrested a
runaway wife. and wrote TO that effect TO
her husband at Quincy, illinois, at the
same time claiming the reward which had
been offered The husband. however.
thought thai virtue should be considered
its own reward. and replied that the de.
tective might keep her, rs che was OF no
further use 90 him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

BOARD OP DIRECTORS
Elected February Il, 1873.
s'.sr.es Briggs Thomas H. Huns
Ant Csrriere, Chm. HOnOld,
George A. Posdics. D. Jsmison.
2 Brugier. Z. 8. Howard,
=. Anderson. Fehx Lsrue.
=. Frerchs, Aug. Bohn.
%eorge W. Dunbar. Edward Toby.
E,P. stockneyec Wash. Morton,
Henry J. Voseo William Knox,
&. Marquee, ". 8. Bailey.
Charles Weishaas :. z Lvsudais.
q. Lecourt, atv GOD Vioietts
Prank Wilisns A. K Miller,
Charles Laftteo Edward koxphy.
Rudoiph seg. Ia um,
u. c, Black, S;Ias weskx
Snotgs " Hyasoas sh2s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

mississippi Legislature Adjonrned-Tes-
timoniaI TO Speaker Lynch-Raiiroad
Accideut-ShOemaker Sirike-Treas-
Travn.

Jackson. April l9.-The Mississippi Leg
lsIature adjourned sine de at noon 10 DAY,
after a session Of seventy five days. Gov.
arnOr Powers made a cOngratulatory ad-
dress.
Just before the adjournment OF the House
the members, irrespective OF party or
color. united in a substantial te StlmonIal 20
Speaker John K. Lynch, who is a colored
man. An elegant gold watch and chain
was presented to him, with very appro.
nriate speech by colored member named
Pile. Lynch responded gratefully.
A Democratic member offered resolu-
ton of thanks to Lynch for his ability. I'M
partiality and fairness, which was unani'
mously and enthusiastically agreed TO.
Mr. Lynch will take his seat IN the next
Congress. He was a slave until the close
of the war, and is selfeducated. He was
elected to the legislature and Congress
from the Natcbez district
CINCINNATI, April l9.-The night express
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
railroad collidrd with a freight train at Car
rolIton. The freman's leg was broken; the
others were unhurt
Seven hundred Crispins struck Yesterday,
BosroN, April l9.-Dr. David K. Brown.
the abortionist, has been held in $4,000
bail.
George ID. Emerson. of the firm Of Head,
Emerson & Co, has been arrested for
forgery.
RALEIGH April l9.-ln tearing down an
old ont building at the Marlboro House to-
day, Nathan Field, "a colored waiter, found
a package Of money rolled up IN paper,
containing abOut 100000 in old State notes,
some Confederate money 500 in gold and
several silver watches. There is no clue to
when or by whom they were placed there,
GEORGETOWN, Del, April 10 Joseph
Burton, convicted of rape, is sentenced to
he hung on June 30.
WuMINGroN, April l9-An explosion
took place to-day at Dupont's powder mil!o
killing one man.
SroNINGToN, CT, April ia train hence
went through the bridge at Richmond
Switch. Six ears were burned, and fifteen
persons killed. Six bodies have been re-
covered The accident was caused by a
freshet.
ALBANY, April l9-Six dealers in obscene
literature were committed to jail in default
of bail.
A private dispatch received here tonight
saws that the steamer West Wind, from
Fort Smith. for New Orleans, with 800
bales of cotton sunk in six feet of water
twenty five miles below Fort Smith, to-day
Nc particulars as yet.
CLEVELAND, April l9.-ln response 20
writ of habeas corpus granted to-day by
the probate court in this city. two girls
named Martha and Mary Kelly, aged tit-
teen and seventeen years, were taken from
the Catholic Orphan Asylum and given into
the custody of their mother, who testified
that her daughters were placed in the
asylum ten years ago by force and violence.
The children had been refused to theI:
another, hence the action of the cour?.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
GREAT XAU&NON ACUTE

SRENF AA'srsON ACUTE
Trains Depart and arrive as follows tsYcss SsEHs
foot of CaIiOps stTeetE
GEPAKT.
Expt.ss. 7.4OA. Nj lex press 49,. 1880 4 y.
Mail...... 500 P. NJ idail......... kIs0 P 8o
AccOmHoda- IAcccomuIda-
e ton. ......<tOG P. NJ. tion........ 9;5OA-R.
This limo is many miles the shortest, and mar 9
hours the quickest to all points North and Eas:,
and the only line running Pulnan's Palace Sleeps
ing Cars to Louisville, Hun bOldt and Memphis
wlthort change. Only one change to principal
cities North aud East Tickets for sale and al iIe
1ormati' given corner Carp and Comm stree %
UEdeS city Briel New Orleans.
J.. ID. SHELDON, Agent.
'ai2 AZ Il. IL FROST General Manages.
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MACHINERY.

SHA&sPEARs E0ENDRSs
GiFo.: street., Bet s'eeD Harorne eo6 QYSe
Sdes StreeIss New OrieanSs
6ssspn a Shakespeare. a. smith. y. SwUoS~
SHAKESPEARE SMITH 4 co.
GSnccess0rs to deddes, ShaKespeaI L Cos
IROE AND BRASS FOUNDERS YN0 MACHINlETs
manufacture every vsriet of Steam Engines Sugar
Mills Centrifugal Machines Saw Mills Draining
Machines Mill and Gin Gearing and Crate Bsrs
Store Frontso Columns vtntilatols and Easn
Weights.
Blacksmith work Of all kinda. ap27
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The above statement IS tue and tUT5"Ds SrfsL'
script from the books Of the company
CHARLES BRIGGS. PEesideEG
J =. R.vr S"cf.taryo
STAIR OF GOUIsI.SA.,
sarish of Orleans. city of New Orleans.
sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty
fifth .o,y OF March 1875.
P. Charles CUVELLIER,
Notary Public. NO. i40 GravieG stgecfe
The Board of Trustees have resolved TO pay SiT
PER CENT interest on the outstanding certificates
of scrip on and after MONDAY. May II. 1873, said
scrip 10 be then converted into capita. stock So
peg amended charter Of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
ANT. CARRERg. See President.
:. % E."s Secretary
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NOTARIES,

"~-~>>~> s,o.~>>>->>.~,,orlo~> .. 90
JAMES GRAHAM,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER o. DEEL.s
Bss removed his office to
Al o.o.s.o .CarcndeIet street. "a
mh20 I'm
A ZERO, JR..
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DsKb6
0h1ce No. ~ Commercial Place.
Passports procured with dispatch, and ProApt
strepSs9 gves to AL sple y eod
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fSh HAVANA.

fGh HAVANA.
Touching at CedHr Keys and Key wssss
Carrying the United states Mail.
e. The New Orleans, Ftortass
N6sSG and Havana Steamship Company
&ZE.1Easn will disp4tch frat .Isss fast psae
&xzzs senger steamer
Every Wednesday,,
Frog tie foot of Caliiope street, Fret D.rrrIeS
Rates OF PASSAGE:
To Havana 10 GeohI KaS
Cebtn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a S2s
SteeIagC.. .....s...-....... ~
Through bills of ladiug Issued 70 all potntR =.
Florida, Including Tampa, and to New York, ChATs
lestol and Savannah.
None but the companys bills Of lsa ng sigLsSs
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to shove points.
No freight received without permit Srotn abs sc
fee.
SOI 'Is'ghs os pssea2. eppiy to
!. X. ROBERTS, Treasurer,
No. l2a Common streSa,
,vsr the Louisiana National BanE
The steamship HAVANA fellows regula5
dav. ds5 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
Weather Report.
WAX DFFAkI u EZNI
Office Chief Signal officer,
Washington, April 49, 1873. s:j5 p u. }


The barometer will continue TO rise OF SUNDAY
very generally throughout the States east of the
Mississippi. but will tai some what in the North
west and the upper Mississippi valley. Westel y
vino and clear or partly cloudy weather, with
rising temperature will prevail in the Eastern Guf
and South Atlantic States. For Lake Michigan the
lower lakes aud the Middle states, nOrthwesterly
winds and partly cloudy weather. For New Eng
clearing Hnnthnr.