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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE

Gold opened at ll475 a HIS, against
II4za at New York, and after an active bu-
siness closed at Il41. 0ll5, against Ili7s
lat 1913 p. NJ in that market, WheFe IL rose
| at up. n. to ll4M. The sales summed Cup up
$l57 500, embracing $1,000 (s3ev ana s3VVO!
" siI1I,. $50 600 1880. 600 and $50 ,0O0) al
II4n ellis: $l6 500 $500, $1,000 and $1,000
at lis: $4,000 at Il5 ll5is, and T3o,NO0
$4,000. Si2 900 and 81, 000) at 1873. $500
THE only sale of silver reported was Ss>>TtO
American half dollars at lilrs.
Tie movement in sterling exchange was
of fair extent and, under the course of
cold and bills at New York, the market
closed at a decline of about u " cent.
The sales amounted to STOOD, com
prisiup $4,000 bill of lading at 1914 a 1893. !;
EDO, 900 bill of lading and AL clear at 1884
0l24; E350O and f6J00 AL clear at ll37s;
fl5O0 E2000. $500 and E700O Al clear at
I2i; and ElG.00 private bankers and bank
at -.
The sales Of francs included 10000 CON-
mercial at 4.65; $4,000 do at 4.o2ls. and
200 do at 4.6lk.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
l23ls 0l2i for bill of lading and AL clear.
and l2iAa l2ia for bank. and francs at
1 63l. al62Ls for private, and i.62+2 for
bank
The Offering. Of domestic exchange were
of liberal extent, and Commercial! bills
closed a shade weaker than yesterday. the
sales covered $fGJ, 900, embracing S23O,0O
sight on New York ($20,g10 commercial
$4,000, So 900 and $4,000 private bank.
ers', and $4,000, SIS, 900, $50, 900 and $4,000
baukj at par, $4,000 private bankers
and bank at par a l-i6 b. cent discount,
$50. GOO $780, 900 commercial and $1,000
private bankers! at l-l6. and $50 900 So
900 commercial and $4,000 private bank
ers'l at +.
The banks continued TO check on New
York at = y cent premium. asd c0mmer'
cial sight was quoted at par lilo y cent
discount.
The only sales of stocks reported were -
sh ares Orleans Railroad Company at SSl.
and at auction by Mr.. Eugene Tourne. for
account of Basset's succession. > shares st.
Louis Hotel Association at Sc; :! Mechanics
and Agricultural Fair Association al s.: APO
Crescent CITY SlaughterhOuse Company at
Sl2: Is New Orleans National Banking
Company at S3l ~: 20 Levee Steam Cotton
Press at SIS %; 30 Importers Bonded
Warehouse at $40: 10 Globe Insurance Com.
pany at s66 50, and New Orleans Mutual
Insurance Association at S9oo
The only sales of bonds reported we're
$1,000 new city : = cents at 81 p. and $>uJ0
city gold bearing y cents at o..4e. at
which they were quoted at the close.
The demand for Metropolitan Police war.
rants was active. and they were quoted at
the close at 80, an advance of = cent.
The sales included $1,000 and $1,000 at 81.
$1,000 and $l4O1 at 81 14, $500 and $1,000 at
SO, $1,000 at ssh, and $1,000 and $1,000 at 81.
City appropriation certificates closed at
about 6S a SO. and schoOl certificates 1T 81;
no sales OF either were reported.
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NEW YORK.

RYriVois- Seizure OF Struggled Goods
sales Of Government Goid-SOw City
Charter.
,reria and Idaho. Arrived Quietly of New
York
Twenty thousand dollars worth Of lace.
silk and worsted goods, which passengers
@udeayored 70 smuggle FROM the steamship
:Silesia, were seized to-day.
The government sold 100000 gold To-
cav Mt ia 53-l00 u ia 57-lG0.
The Assembly at Albany has passed the
New York city charter.
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bill. and demanded that the nation should
be consulted as to it's choice for a republic,
monarchy or empire.
The debate will be continued to morrow.
James u. Orr, ambassador of the United
States TO Russia, has arrived, on his way to
St Petersburg.
Mr. White. United States minister TO tho
Argentine Republic, is also here, en- route
for Lisbon. where he takes the steame! :or
South America.
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HERKBY CERTIFY THAT on The ELkEEH
L dav OF February. 1873, Judgment was rendered
in this court in tbs following entitled suit, n inc
words and iGiras following. TO wit
Hannah Pauline Gold5tt IN VS. Joseph Isaac BAG
nCtt-No. 4All.
On motion OF hc<iioin l. Ktenpeter, OF Counsel
for plaintiff and subUi ting 10 the court que
rroof OF plaintiffs demand, 1t Ia ordered, adIudStu
syud decrped that the Judgment by aeiauit hersln
entered on the fifth instant be now conArheS-
That the plaintiff Hannah Pauline GOldstt1n. DO
have and recover Judgment against joseph isaac
Baruett her husband, dissOlying the community
OF acoues > and gains heretofore existing between
them and deoreeing q separation of property, ana
according to plaintiff the administration OF ntr
own affairs. It Is further ordered adj judged ana
decreed that Tho plaintiff do recover OF detendant
lose oh Hsaac Barnett. the sum of $3.50, with legal
interest from judicial demand, amount of her sep-
rate para pherusj property received By the DEFEND
ant with the wite's legal mortgage and privilege
upon the tfs cts Of defendant, and for all coats.
Judgment aisned February n. 1879.
A. SAUCER. tudge.
IN testimony whereof have hereunto Get mr.
hand and att Yed the seal OF the said court al the
CITY OF New Orb ans this seventeenth day ofPt D.
uary IN she war Of our Lord Ole thousand e.g ht
hundred and X Ueutyth.ee-
kDNAHD H. CANNON.
feiouS4:e. Deputy CleTI.
DISTRICT C0LKT or THE UNITED
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looH7NUkD PROM FIRST PAGE.1
snasterly inactivity voted aye: al! Demo
!nccratd voted nay.
Eleventh nispstsh.H

e1deteIly DactFlIy FOteu aye 'A' DonIO
saccrata voted nay.
Eleventh DspstshH
WAsHISGfoN, February %, 2:l5 q. M
Tho vote on Mr. Sherman's amendments
.,ou tin uing the Kellogg instead Of the Nc
Emery government pending the election
provided for by the uiil of the majority of
she COMMITTEES on Privileges and Elections.
resulted. yeas 70; nays %.
All the Democrats fDted nay. The vote
= progressing to lay the whole thin. on the
able.
iTwelhh nsps;rh!
VI. Chandler moved 10 lay the %hote
9Atvcr on the table.
Mr.. West voted aye.
hesult-Ayes 20. nays =.
The Democrats still vote nar.
HE. Flanagan made rambling speech.
tThiEteenth pspatoh.
WASHINGTON, February %, $3.50 =. II
Sl8uagau is telling q story o! 7eXa'
tinker.
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Bos :on Is getting its fear OF Mars sd
roof, provided they sre fire ,root. Prom.
iuent architects of that city advocate :h;s
.tyis Of roof Oh account Of rs picturesque
beauty. and Ii is probable thai tho burned
diBtriCc when rebuilt wi! be- topped with as
MANY Hansard roofs az before the are. To
a Mansard roof which Is proof aSainss FIRE
or not too elevated to be beysDd the reach
IT water from nre engines. there es2 &c no
3ease2atss objection.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
IN TfH NATTER OF WILLIAM c, Hx-oTdY
Bankrupt.
IN Bankruptcy-No. psS.

WHPRKAS, WILLIAM C. B1OrHB, or CATA.
w hoGLa parish and district aforesaid duly
q clared bankrupt under the act of Congress g..
htrch 2, 1851 has Shis Gay filed 10 said court pe.
tltlOn praying for discharge and certificate
t 'reof rom all His debts and other CLAIMS prov.
able under said act.
Notice ia therefore given 30 all Creditors who
have proved their DEBTS. and to all other persona
III interest. that the tsenty hrst day OF MarcL.
S71. at II A. - assigned f6r the hearing the
SAM. and thst :boy may then and there attend
ans sho| Gauge. II any they have. whv the
tT+ver u Tie sad petition shouh not BE- grated,
ard furfht. notice - given that the BANKRUPT viii,
undergo ~ EXAMINATION r. for. E.gIsttr Baker Oh
'he tenth day OF MarC:.. A. D. 1878. at II a. n At
HIS ".hce. Monroe. Louisiana
DIRK. Office, New OH ans February ~. le-3
!25 Th6 Is K. LCsW Deputy Ck,k
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DOM III Z ROlAL
ruuRs.A1 Rrsy.Ns. resrra,y g

fuJRs.Af RYEy-Ns. Te5ruBry -. is:S.
CorroN-The sales today inot including
430 bales additional omitted yesterday. EN-
braced 1900 bales at Irregular and easier
prices, requiring. however. only partial re-
duction Of lsc in our quotations. We give also
the Exchange figures. which arc for average
lists according with its types, while ours
present the proper range of the market for
average lists. but with the outside figures
for low mlddling, good ordinary and "rdi-
nary given as the outside Coz strict Of those
grades:
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FOR HAVANA.


Touching mt Cedar Keys ahd Key Wees.
Carrying the United Stntcs Mail.
ArA The New Orleans, RiorfdR
-Easg and Havana Steamship Company
~Iaaa.G will dispatch firbt cssss fast pa.
az5k ess senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
From the foot OF Calliope street, First District
RATR5 OF PASSAGE
To Havana TO Cedar KsS
Cabin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E3s
cIeefsSe. -...,.......-...s ~
Through bills Of lsdibg issue6 20 al points IN
FLORIDA including Tampa, and 70 New York, Char
ieston and Savannah
Nose but the cOmpsny's bills of lsalng signed
and none signed after sailing or the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and throuzn
tickets given 10 above points
No freight received without permit from tha d.
foe
Fog freight o. passage apply to
J. z R0BERTS Treasurer
No. 100 Common street
Over the Louisiana National Bank
The steamshtp HAVANA fellows ON regulsaO
day. 6a5 Iy
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acknowledgements.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF ThB DAILY RRPrBLlCAs,}
-arEapAr BvssINs. FebruarT y. 1879.
Wa have no material change 10 notice in
the money market to day, excepting that
public confidence appeared to be somewhat
disturbed by the course of political affairs
The demand for discounts at the banks was
of moderate extent, and the offerings on the
street light, The few transactions reported
on the latter we're confined to first class sig
natures or paper with unexceptional oollat-
erals. Nothing transpired to indicate any
change in rates. We continue to quote hrst
class paper, with or without collaterais. at ~
U cent . annum, Al without col
laterals az i2d15, second class at Is, hrst
class mortgage paper At ~. and secon"
class do at IL.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED sTATEs.
DISTRICT o. LOUISIANA.
IL TIA hATTKR OF q. DUFFY, BANKRUPT.
q, RRnk ruDirY-So, 1910.
In Baukrupacy-se. 1919.

fssRR csDERsIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE.
4 cf bis appointment as assignee OF the estate
G. DupUy OF View Orleans, parish OF Orleans and
state OF Lcrli.iana, sdjads ed q bankrupt upon his
i-rtltlune
N rs K X NORTON, Assignee
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

fldiCs
Spanish brig Liaest MARRIED. for Barcelons
Schooner Eugenia Juan. for Pensacola .
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Havana Pendleton, from Havana va
FLORIDA Ports. to | K Robelts-lst district -
Steamship Tappahannock, kead. from Havana 10
Fairbanks 4 C Imam ist district u
Schooner Nelson, Monastery, days from Gloson5
Light to 8 Oteri-2d district 7
Schooner William Fisher, LYMAN, DAYS from Rua-
ton Island. TO d DeGresorio-d DISTRICT j
rOwBOATS.
RIO G-are,e. Williams. from, the Pae.ee--rored
dow, aud to sea I'D instant, bark COur ~, JU-
vents and Cham pion-Brought up scAooIers
Er!sGn anc Nilin Fisher
STEAMBOATS,.
Redmond Green. from St fouls
John FToiie Brady. frsnl st Louis
Southwestern. Jacobs. from Shreveport
Creole HOPKINS. from NobIle-New Basin
C!J Durree. Alkeno from Shreveport
BELOW COMING UP.
snip Ga'ona Russell. sdays from Havana IN ballast.
20 HeWOf-
schooner David An.es. Anes. IS days frsm Nes
York. 10 q W Hynson Loo
EXPORTS.
BlRCKEoSA--Brig Llasat-scj 6afes cotton ~.
gARBADoRs-BrE Lewis Ci4rk-l7S. 900 feet ium.
Der 100 900 shingles
PENSACOLAoScnonuer 3usen'a-ll95 axis oorr
IS hbls flour bags coffee SKIS bran SKIS oats 10
bY. tobacco and sundrits
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAviSA--Steemship Va
900 For PhIladeIphis-i0l bales cotton 1000 empty
barrels 80 bag. DOL 800 blIs hides 10 bales hdes
Iti3 dry hides bales pam 10 empty casks Is pkgs
mdse For Havaua--.320 ska eog1 .e4 Dbis HGuS =
bb.s grass
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS Steamer kicrmoni---?&49 bills aou:
a2f bills whisky $50 S6Ls pork 29l bb meal tpl
huleF hay 2. Oa- cotton iitt sks oilCake ?i0! SKIS
oats 1916 ska bran 1916 SKIS corn ia bills oil 5e8 SKIS
wye 10 tee hams IL ca. bacon - segs LARD and SUM
dry p, duce
s.. LuUlS-~Eteam-r John Tofe-+55; Ibis Hour
500 bbs meal = bbs wlik 700 corn 5a SKIS oats
us SKIS hran ia .sk bcou2G5 SKIS maIt7!l bales hay
and -undrv produce
REvEP6RT-st-an.s Notwithstanding
bale cotton and sundr1es
Observation-Disclosures C II nurfee-i91i bales
cotton and suIdres
MOBILE STEAMER Creo.e-.69 bales cotton and
sUl!dSe
RECEIPTS Bv RAILROAD.
NoRGATS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
February 2r-t33 balrs cotton l2S hhds sugar 2
bbls moasses and sundrie.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS Rail-
ROAD February 25---l9 bales cotton 4 hhds to-
baCcO and sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
SRS RAILROAD. FEBRUARY 2'--89I baIes cotton
aud sIndry produce
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ooctress Astroiogst and Healing Medium.
Who Ne consulted at No. % Rampant street.
! CustOuhcuse. New Orleans on all tho affairs
-: lite. As temal. physician enc is the bss. III
the country. Those living at {. distance. by send.
IL their names and ages in tIll with So, get
by return Of mail ful outline ct their life. Those
contemplating business. will ind it 10 their nd van.
tag 20 consult Mad uc RoSS. Consultation fees:
Ladies ! SO; gentlemen So fec Am
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BREMEN

North German Lloyd
STEAM BETWEEN BRBMRN AND sew ORLEANS
VA HAFRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA,
~ The Steamships Of 1hs Sottb
- German 1.sa >1a 's"sn' sAsa
regular trips foHo~ss
From Bretneao From New orlesnA
FRANKFURT. ..Januafy ~ March q
hOBLS .Fehruaiy~ March 20
HASSOS Err. March l&. April q
STRASSBUR1 March 1se April 90
FRANKFURT. .oapri! 9. May II.
Further days OF departure Ell ess advertised hsrse
eftsr.
The steamers touch outs gard az fisvre and HANV
ana, and on their home trip at Hsvana and SOuthe
smpton 70 land and receive passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGK.
Prom Bremen Southampton or Hare 70 Havana
or New Orleans.
SaoiH.'.o.''..o ...s.o.........s's = 40 EOlos
SIt-fR2e 40 gold.
From New Orleans or Havana to SoDtl4amp tou
RaVre or Bremen
Sto'n. ..........$ $50 gold.
StSerage.. - gold
From New Orleans to Havana
SAobI.' .'...os.ss'..s....s....SS % gold
Stoera&e ........... ......o... IS gold.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton %
HavTe to Hes Orleans issued by the undersigneds
For further particulars apply to
I'D. J. STOCKMEYBR & co, Agents.
nu3 iy No ~ Union street,
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FsTAyE OF CHARLES l.uERtNRAU, r.

C.rfBc Sra EANsHAi'. oyyrr,
Ee~ Creanh February 3 IdTs, (
fE'RiS iS 20 GIVE MOTTO. gHATs WARRANT
4 ~ bankruptcy Ia. he.. Issued out of the Dis
tr!o' ~ AT OF ,h' United tat"s for the District Of
.oa-'.Is against the eat o. (nar4s tir,er,ue.u
e. III Ne" oE'aIls u ti. I.r!sh Of Orl. Stat. Of
I'1Issn:. sGludEod ban rIlp' upo.. III. "a pei.
'i2c. that tnr payment CT any debt. snd AZ,
d'6vrTy OF any ProeaT,y I. longing to sad
fe' Of any property b. him. srs FORT -ldt,Il BY .,g
.'-1t Dee ting Of the r edtoi. of sid bankr,ut
t. ProFe '.-ir debts aUi cFo0ss CO. or roore a..
~ s-s OF tbs os+ats v.H be held Is = couct of
bankruptcy. ~ M holden on tbs. sixth dey
Of Hareh, 4. y. is73, at 9 i. n, at the Ca,tsln.
NJ use guiding. New OTlsans before c. = Kellogg.
Registero 300
4. D. PACKARD,
tezI ILLS S.jsed sts,ss Aatshal
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1--WE ONLY PARI. ,osTrnER,

TFVEE V4<Isf AIII' NUSL y TiEE.
L NINE. GROUX. Nd. 90 cos * STREET,
Between Bourbon and Dauphin J.
Has just received her fresh supplies, direct from
Paris. All who have patrOLlz"d her during the
past twenty-five wears viii understand that there
is uOIhug fashionable, b. sutful Worn il
Paris which has b@~B tOrSo ten. She has
abundance Of the latest styita of uateCals to make
costumes TO ords, for both teI9ss Prices always
reasonable. del mtl9
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TfNHR UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
L of his appointment as assignee OF the estate
o Henry Rutv of sew Orleans. par sb of Orleans
and stats q louisiana sd}udged bankrupt upon
hiS own petition.
$40 27mh6 F. f. NORTON Assignee.
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IDES............SkfNS ..........Et Ifs
J0SkPR B. WILKINSON. JR..
Dealer IN
Hides. Skins and Furs, 1ioss, u col, Tai
low. Etc,
No. 79 Peters street. near the Cuseomheusa. New
Orleans. Louisiana
Liberal advancement made en- consi 5nRsnta
Ia "
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THB RBPUBLICAS
Friday, February %. 1879.
I = 'VttIN ; t 2 Ut NIt1I J - ~
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steainsiip {azso. Barrett. for Philadelphia va
Havana
Brig Lewis Clark. Smith. fox Barbados. West
Indies
Spanish brig Liasst MARRIED. for Barcelona
Schooner Eugenia Juan, for FeusaCola q
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FHk CROMWELL LINZ.

EHk CROMWELL LINZ.
For New York Direct.
This Line 10 composed Of the Steamships
NEW ORLEANS, CORTRs
GEORGE CROMWELL, GEORGE WAS9IEGros
aHA TIE steamship
E~dE- OORTEet,
KBMBLK Ccr,nandeE
SATURDAY.. &aEch l, ~ 8 A. Il
VIII leave her wharf. foot OF Torlous Sc street Am
above.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Hsvre .skas
BY th1s line and through bills Of lsifng givsa tas
the sana. FOR freight or passage apply to
ALFkRD MOULTOH,
iaf No. ~ CarOndelat street,
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STEEL RAIL. DOUBLE TRACE

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
TIE great short h1e from CinciRnat Tor Columbus
s@V':-S eighty seven to Ito miles aud sxrfytnA ous
train In advance al
NEW YORK
sSV.iS MY nine nfee and arriving sfS ssaH nAI3
hours In advance at
BALTIMORE.
eod shros-quarters hours in sd vsuce ~
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest,
THR GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGHs
OVER the Ohio river, at Parkersburs and Beslnse
are completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES op
k"A""hs faiaoe Drawtnk-Ro0np SSa
Sleeping Cars
Are run On this route from St Louis Cincinnati oS
ouicnous 70 baltimore and Washington City.
WITHOUT CHANGE
BY tbs route you Avoid al osp afbus aransfsrs
and ferries.
:lckets for sale ct al ticket ofices IN the sout
ane Westo
L III. COLE
osnerai Ticket Agent: baltimore NaryLapS
W. p 1HrIH
S5zstSr TRANS lott2tinn, Baltimore, TaTyIabH
SIDNEY B. JONES
SetaetaI PassengeE Agent, CiDoiaasts, psstn
n.i5
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In Baukruptcy-Ho. 1875.

IN !gs MATTER op MRG MARIA D. A. -eEsE
Sant. Bankrupt
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
QRLBANA
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In Bankruptc>-Ko. 1880.

~ THR MATTER oV .HsERY RV'TT. RAsKRCPr.
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HANNAH PAULINE GOLDsT8TE vs.. sy'sEPH
Isaac Barneft-So, +14.
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T'o THE khsT......."Tv .itk EasB
siS ASsfas'os and th;o An& !i1Isss.s2ye
me ooi p.ettch Or Uke LorAs7i.'a l-..,n- 2. e.te
'oaH. a." the splendid ~ utIr ;t :,, ,1Ass.r ys1
Srsvei. -. kea this the 80 P>'-$ "'
S&"T ROUTE TO GlttJisSsYg.
ALI. POINTS EAsr AMI s(.ss.l sART,
NIX THR0CG3 Ta.l.sS ns;!x,
$50 s-ieCs oonnectnos FROM a.. sSr.ta e., -
cinnSj
WITHOUT CHAsas % GAZE
OF re aif SAX for ti3keA =. -, III :. srI
ynt1 A. @lsbiE19ni Rsliwsr for eale 81 =. ;. .
"a" A't Oh G.e r! thu south ..ri = isccis,'
~. E'aI oricb OF the CO..: ,.g;r, HorIaT ~ .-ta
a11 q Gtrseta, AFRO AZ Ca! -ouka Sad Loats- a
'ne an " naaia F.t4ls
=. b,-:fc.s",e u. cincinnati s1d bo,Hts Fart wa
t as e Are Socd OF nai LIS stoaaerE. arg SssA
pnS E1sstI s-e good on thi1 vcs..
CHAhLGs Z. FOLLEfT
sSrfTs- S1aeenga- snd .7,Sai s3s;.t, ST LIZA
J. =. E.RtrH' "SD,
srz.ar4j SupsIntefst.rp. 1T. S6N. 4.
EEo4AS 3GLVtS.
1NH 9c@ersi ssQtaerr agent, R.sviQs
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LEGAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

DI.VHILT cot RT or THE UNITED
tTATEes
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SLOW But SURE.

Woman 1 American Society" is the
title Of Q new book on an always interest
ing subject, by Mrs. A. q. Woodson. The
author entertains rosy views Of the near
approach of the time when woman WILL
mo longer hopeless psnsionsr upon
mans bounty" be released from that spe-
cies Of moral slavery which compsls her to
"marry tor q shelter and sure supply of
food and clothing" in which good time,
wsdlock will be and appear mo other
than a sacred and voluntary relation
that she assumes toward another All
this may be and probably is true.
Events show that the relations Of mon and
women are gradually changing. Every
year women are becoming more self-de-
pendent, more able 70 take care Of them
selves. All this is subject of congrstula-
ton, as much perhaps to that large class
Of over-burdened humanity, the fathers of
the girls Of the period, ~ to the girls them
selves. When the daughters OF . family
may learn trades. may turn their attention
! TO the professions or to the various depart
ments Of merchandising With ~ much pro-
priety and IS sure prospects Of success as
the sons, a large part Of the anxiety
which haunts many households with
grown up but useless and expensive
daughters will be unknown. Its cause
will have fed. These same daughters
will have other and better objects of am
bition than bswildering bonnets and loves
Of hats. Something of tbs romance and
the poesy of life may be lNst, but the ex-
change will DO more profitable and more
satisfactory to both men and women than
the dull disappointment which too often
waits our mature years and old age, when
woman is regarded As helpless pensioner
on mans bounty, and husband the only
rightful and legitimate means OF support.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04
BANCROFT.

A Berlin letter 10 the New YORK
World asserts that Bancroft, American
mini ster 10 Prussia, is unpopular to the
last degree with his country people aud
Just rs much dsliked by the court, where
be is utterly unnoticed except in the
interest official way" The reasons Tor the
unpopularity are said TO be his dislike,not
TO saw jealousy, to have any American ap-
prosch the imperial circle. This feeling
has on more than one occasion, led Minis
ter Bancroft into actions altogether un'
worthy his position and directly contrary
TO wha. his position demanded Of him.
The Worlds correspondent relates a cir
cums,snce in which Bancroft played n
very ignouinous part and demonstrated
his unfitness for the place he occupies
His extreme dislike TO have any Ameri-
cans appear at court except himself, had
prompted him time and again to refuse
TO highly respected and
wealthy American family. The persist.
ent neglect impelled them finally to ae-
cept a presentation at the hands OF the En-
glish legation. Tho cultured Bancroft
resented the ofense by representing his
countrymen as Of such 4 character that the
cham berlains felt called on 70 request the
ladies to leave the palace. Such an
exhibition Of his petty spite and
jealousy shows that Bancroft might adorn
some other position than that of minister
10 Prussia with As much credit to himself
and as much comfort TO travelling Amer
leans