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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29

4 near-sighted indianapolis woman
patched the seat Of her husbands pants
with cold buckwheat cake, that the chill
dren had left in her WORK basket last week.
The color of the patchwork matched the
trowsers, and as the cake was tough. the
mistake might never have been discovered,
but the old man got caught out in a shower
q day or two afterward; the patch began to
swell; he felt cold patches ON his back. and,
thinking it was spinal meningitis that had
clutched him, sent for a doctor, who soothed
his fears; but he wants divorce.
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LoKada Of TeVic.

We find in the Chicago yo.vna, Of the
seventeenth the following generous tribute
to a great man with bad name:
General Manue! Lozada. of Mexico. ;s
one of the most remarkable characters that
country has yet produced. He ia a pure
blooded Indian. and for more than twenty
years has maintained an independent gov.
eminent Of his own IN a mountainous range
of country situated in the State Of Jalisco.
His guiding principle is an echo of that
of the Know Nothings Of the United
States. and is comprised in his motto.
"Mexicans must rule Mexico" and by Mex.
leans he means the genuine descendants of
the Aztecs. He is half bandit and half a
statesman. For years he carried ON sue.
cesstul contest with Juarez. remaining in.
vincible in his mountain Businesses. and
fully establishing his authority as dictator.
While the remainder of Mexico has been in
a continual state OF disorder. his little do.
minion has been model of tranquility and
order. Life and property are said TO
be as safe there as in any part
Of New England. Thieves and muir
derers are executed without mercy.
Gambling 10 prohibited. and is pun.
ished with severe penalties. Liquor
laws are III force. and their provisions
are stringentlv carried out. Even the use of
proiane language IS not permitted. All
children between the ages of six and twelve
years are compelled by law to attend school.
and widows and orphans are maintained at
public expense. Criminals are required to
labor on the public works. Agricultural
interests are fOstered by wise and
thoughtful enactments: and Lozada. ambi-
ton is to extend his rule over the whole of
Mexico, in which achievement he would re-
ceive the sympathy of the advocates of
good government everywhere. If his merits
have not been exaggerated, Mexico badly
needs some such man at the head Of her at.
fairs
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Thursday. May %. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

ClEAkEU xESIERUA1s
S.ea,ns;? Mary, Benson, Tor Rockpoit
British 81 p Antarctic, McStoker, tor Liverpool
Spanish oalk Eesolucibn, Rodon. for Barcelona
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Bolivar. Doherty. from Vera Cruz via
Tamr:cc to PIN, Forwood sco-4th district
Ship Matuia Townsend, from Liverpool March p ,
to i Miller &cO-tth district
Brig Hele., Rowley. Davis &c Ia rs from New York
to Geo F.sdick &cc-Point
Schooner Frank Lncas Rulse. 6 days from Bannaca,
to Gi (resorio &co-2d district PIT
TOwBoATs.
L.,iatian, sturtsvant; from he Passes-went
down lght-Brousht up chip Mataur. and
schooner Frank Lucas
Ocean Williams. rom the Passes-Towed dowr
to the bar 24t, instant. brig Mary e TenLeR-
Brought Up brig Howley
Oakland Smith from Pittsburg with g boats
Sampson Homer. Reno. from !ittsburs. with 20
boats
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Z fcysythe Hambletor. from $. Louis
EIank Pargoud. White. from Argyle Landing
BELOW COMING uP.
British ship Choice. Cook 81 days from Bremerlla-
ven i'll ballast, to MASTER
Schooner Lily Of the valley, Leitch, 5 days from
Raatap Island. to Macheca S Otel-
EXPORTS.
BARCELoNA-BarkR esoucion-l35 bales cotton
ROCKPORT-Steamship Marv-500 bbls -four 500
SKIS corn IS bbs whisky 50 bags coffee
LIvERPOOL-Ship AEtarctie-i05s bales cotton
Gi(o slaves
IMPORTS.
LIvERrOOL-Bark Car! Won Doiedon-c66 SKIS Of
salt
RIO JANEIRO-Bark Pusr-5GOo bags coffee
UAVANA-Steamship Junata-Astd mdss
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this afternoon: Robert Mitchell, from EvsIsv,i re
at sevcp DepaIted-C. L. Church, Tor NeT ~;
Tears 1T s A ~. Julia for NicksDu's 81 { P. u.
ne river has :.sen thirty inches. "e-tne' e-ea:
AID warn. ~
ST. Lou1.. May 2s-Arrved-C.ty u Sa-co SLu
era t1on v.cksbu.g. Nc departures. R.'ei :-shs
steadiiy. ..
S'-yt1-ys-. NAV 28-Rver eighteen :ees G-2
inrf.. and falling. Weather .alG aL2 cCo-e..
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,

GREAT JACKSON ROUTEs
Trains. depa.t al d arrive as follows 's;s.s sepp3
go. Of C2iope street:
@RPAR'F. sRfleEs
Express. ...7 sea. NJ Express......I so ?: N,
Ma,I.-.......5:jj 2. NJ MAJ. ......... 9.S5 A. ~
AccCmmoGa. Acccommda.
:3ea.;..:...4:00r M t ton. 1880. s:soA:4
tou.s tine s,iekest to al points Norti. ard East.
snd :Le duly s..e summing, ?allmaE. Palace
Sleeping Cars TO- Louisville and Humboldt
w:Ioct change. Only one change 80 f.iccipal
c.lts North and East. Tickets ior SAFE ana a.! ins
:oIu al on gwen corner Camp and Comm - s.:aetSs
.ndeg City Eo!es. New Oleans.
A. D. SHELDON. kgen.
sai2 " E. b. FROST General Aac aeeH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29

DYG. DE FERRET e. CO.-iOHy 9. MON.
ID rose. Auct.oneer-cfice, No. 50 Royal street.
SATURDAY, May 81, 1878, at twelve o'clock NJ. at
the st. Louis Auction Exchange, will be sold by
Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans dated Apr. 49, 1875.
the following described real estate
in the First Distric. of this city. ia the square
bounded by PALMYRA, Derbigny, Common AID
Roman streets, designated by tie Mes. II and y.
and measurinreach d feet frolt Palmyra street.
by 100 feet in depth, between equal and parable!
lines lot No. u forming the corner OF Palmyra and
Roman streets together with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms-Casl or the spot.
Act of sale at the expense Ct the UA1chassT. be.
fore --. notary public.
ynv3 10 II "a IL
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COMMERCIAL
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nav ., 1873.

COTTOT-The sales to-day inc. Including any
yesterday embraced al.ttle over $500 bales. at rath
weaker llces IoI The general of the offerings
but without ally quotable falling of. We give
also the Exchange hgIrts which for average lists
according with It's types. while ouis present the
proper range OF tic market 70. average lists. but
with the outside figures for low middllrg. good
ordinary and ordinary gwen as the outside Tor
strict OF those grades:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29

'Bummerhaven" is the euphonious pet
name bestowed by the Western press upon
Dayton, Ohie, on account Of its $50 bar.
rooms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29

, ECS ldI LIS "tek 1-'t1l-!f
81 81 e. s., wee: +
Geld opened al II .ai.... :ga.as: IL, at New
III, ala asa.Ls. .i.'. mat Al ker. The sales
summed u1 81 occ embracing 500 a H.:
1850 ~ l.. :: Slbt'G =, ia. 9..s. aid u toe
.f 1900 Sl@, .LG 5000 a. Ii9
Tie CIV sac OF s-.7e. IelnI:el Was s 2oe" II
American La,f dC..ars ~ IL :. We tc---I:e 20
quote American hal: de'!"1, 4: l9eal]e AID
Mez-can Go-a,s a. =. p Ger. I-sIn.Lm. gold, :or
new and =. :oI Cd.
Ire movement l. s:eII.ng tZclarge was 9. Ia.
extent ard The naTke! :-oses : = ctLt EsLer tex
private b.iis. ard = lover !oi nalk: .;ie sies
ing and s2:15 aretv day5 c,ta: a. -, s'1eo I'll
OF laLing ~ !2.s l2!73; 800 DO al -. al-s:
5000 eles- q. rs; %" laik io; reiniItAne. Il
1855: god. SDe t.5'tG private banker, aLG oark
No sale. OF :ranc. were reported.
Tie sa.es 0: German AaIks lLclLLed :o,Uo" :,
A:the e:o,e s.e:.ng Nils were eloted At ~. q
i28 sor bill CT :adirg aid II Gear, AID l28., a
or bank. :ra1cs az 5a At tur private ard ~.
for bsnl, and German marks al IL J. 0ll2fs.
The offerings 81 domestic exchange we've OF fay
ex'eLt ard rates wee withor.: able variation.
The sales covered s2.!teo s'gnt Oh New York. en-
bIaein9 il0,co AID 1880 con mtEcial a: T.
vs,e Yankee ani s2o"co. -; so and s.o'ao,
bank 9. go ara 4sn0"c Y,:"at. bankers at 5'!6.
The hanks checked Oh New York az, 2. F. 81:
premium and private sirn. was quoted at 10.
| No sales OF stocks were reported.
at auction. Nash < Hodgsor: s:c:ioneers.
$4ott LCu!s!ar ftafe ~ years. .S's. .ssutG III
der act of March 9 1859 coupors payable II March
and seGtemre: witt Na:eh. 1873, coupons On. sold
follows: st+oo. at 81. sL5cf' &, ?4.. 4io,9oe at
| So $4,000 q. 56s:, ard ss@t" al 5!!5.
We also noticed SAFES OF istn1 city gc.l hearn.
| seven per cents a. .e'.. lie .a..eE were quoted
| at TIE close at.G.
We heard OF 10 sales of ,le:IorG.:tan police way
! rants: thev were quoted at g. 0e2.
| The sales OF city APPROPRIATION certificates in.
! Guided S3oao new e. g.. !. they wee Guoted at
the close al 62Ct3.
In Graham State warrants we noticed sale 81
$3.50 ST az: they were & noted ~ 4.Gi8.
The sales OF Clinton State warrants included
5000 at 5., COCO ct s.. and $eGC6 at .El. the
mai ket closing az :o1!7.
! We hear Ct ne offerings Of Legislative warrants
quotations fox WI. ca are entire nominal.
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE

NEW ORLEANS MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal ftreees
On ard after May Is, 1e73. trains .eart - ]. at
{ 4. II. and p. NJ
Arrive daily at 4 A. A. and P. NJ.
she IF. u. Express train stops O.i3 :: :.s:.as
stations.
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Springs .ci ..erme.
date stations leaves New Orleans d.: Sundays
sxoe ped at c:!5 P. NJ
Returning leaves Ocean Spriugs =: !. II f:
:.rives a. New Orleans at 9:5e A. NJ.
This is the Onlv line running FUELMAS fAt3CE
CARS through without change to IoHsyle. st.
LOUIS. Lyuchhacg, and Virginia SpIings.
Eor .!ekess and information Apply a: or.., cor.
Camp AID CoRUVS Stgeets. opposite y Hste..
E. SHt-r
General Tieies s.e.E
s. H. SCRANTON.
nv4 General Superintendent.
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Lnoxr1srxn IRON FIRST PAeE.J

On LaeIona with large force. Inc "a
tional troops are concentrating 20 ATTACK
him before he reaches there.
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STEAMSHIPS.

-
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP GG!1PANYs
cfe following new first class. fur. powe:ef, ;T,de
butt screw steamships are intended 90 ST !: .egu.
!a1ly between NEW ORLEANS I'd LivERPCO
ard GLASGOW and NEW york;
LOUISIANA. 5000 tons register....Captan Stewart
MINNESOTA 200S tons register. .Sap:ain Hanlin
ALABAMA. 24O0 tone register. Captain Flint
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register. ca0t.in Graes
VIRGINIA. $500 tons fegsteV.. k.a. eng
GEORGIA 25eO tons 1egister... t.!.ding
Ia The steamers OF tn!s :.:e win
&1E8 $3.50, liverpool Direct.
LOUISIANA, on SATURDAY Maya.
MINNESOTA on SATURDAY. July -.
VII. receive and sign Through biils .; l25'cg 70
Hare. Bremen, Hambnrg. antwerp. Rotterdam
and al. Cont mental pOrtss
Return tickets available for TWELVE %aSTHs,
at reduced rates end through tickets 20 a. ;a51 81
:he United Kingdom and Europe
A stewardess and surgeon are attached 20 each
steamer. Nc charges toS psdis:ns Of Ease. ssI St
tendance.
Money o,de,s granted free Of charge
Prepaid emigration tickets issucd L3:e e 1aftse4
These vessels CLOSE tbs bar At 81 GHeS ~!:hsnf
For freight q passage. having sasurrassed ~
/. I. miller CO.. lgeu.e
Nc. - CaTOndelet street, New ~ IeanA
boss SKOLFIELn u Co
No, Chapel street. Liverpool
LEWIS T. MERROW . co.
se1sIF No IS Great CLYDE street G segcW
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CAUTION.


VNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. VII.
LIAM c. NEAL, private in Captain Josenh
polans Company l, Colonel Baie Peytops Tepi.
ment OF volunteers in the war with Mexico am na,
applying to the Commissioner Of Pens ons for - Da
issue to me OF bounty land warrant No S. 2o for iso
ceres, said warrant having been DESTROYED by the
burning OF the steamer Alice at New Orlesna
Wy2 law 6t WILLIAM G MAY
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STEAMBOATS,,

.G'~'~ b. - For Grand R4s.I5o i::Lr.-7AE
SsStZEif+ttH94 &SOSSfERs
hezklESS3E AUGUSTUS RICHARDS. :as'er.
u i. make !.er first trip from New Orleans ~ G!ai0
!si- via Ralseys Canal aud EaySI t..:.'a!ia,
SATURDAY. May ~, at 9 A. NJ.
Leaving every TUESDAY and SATURDAY 'Hefes
after until further notice. fny.S I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29

HENRY J. GARNER AND PETER ;. Butler rs.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
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TIE CKOMWELA LINE.

Sae CROMWELL Linz
Fee New Y ofh Dfnects
yEA 1i0o ie composed Of the 6tesmshtps
NEW ORLEANS, IORTtA
0kOEGR CROMWELL GEORGE wAsEMG4C1.
A The steamship
&63ES GEORGE CROMWELL,
s. L CLAPP. com.a G. Ger.
SATURDAY, May 81 1T 6 A. n.
Val hsss hss 0hsrf. foot Of toulouse street., -
Freight for Liverpool Bremen and HSvrs ,aksh
~ tins Hne, end through bills Of lading EyfR n
ehssa Say freight OF passage apply to
ALFRkD MOrLTO0.
lA1 NO. Il CsIondeat StrSets
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

II 3
ST LOUIS-Steamer NJ FOrs yth-s6 bales cotton
SKIS seed cotton 1893 SKIS cotton seed bhditobaecO
and sundries
ARGYLE LAND1NG-Steamer Frank Pargoud-
a63 bales cotton l3il SKIS cotton seed andsundries
PiTTSBCEG-Towboat Oakland-5co,G00 bushels
coal
PlrTSBrRG-TowboatS Sampson Hornez-36o"}o
bushels coal
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD. May 27-7S balea cotton aud
sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. May 28-i0. bales cotton II hhds tobacco
and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, IRON
SAFES, kTC., AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES.
DY n. NJ. & b. }. NlONTCONERH-
ID r. VI. Montgomery Auctoneer, Office No. 81
Camp street-Will sell every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'Clock. at theiE auction room, No. 81 Natchez
street
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc.
Terms-Cash. my1
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SALE By AUCTION OF THE NEW ORLEANS
NOBLE AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
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10 yEAJ OF LIVERPOOL.

The market was quiet. especially during the
morning when only few handred bales changed
hands. Later L tie day .leIe was rather more
movement! bl! the demand al no time exhibited
! nuch activity. and. although steam freishts Tor
Liverpoo. and factors free sellers, the
sales do act exceed the amour: noted above. Low
Ordinary sold al ". ordinary at II &C. strict good
ordinary at 49,. Is and Ice. strict good ordinary
to low Inid,..ing al 70 I. and 10. strict low mid
ding at !! &C. ard miGGlng. good style at iSt.c.
I The amount Oh shipboard not cleared gong on
| board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at q, 50" bales eIlbrac.
ing 81 eco for Liverpool 20Cc Tor Havre. 1900 tor
the Mediterranean. 5000 fo1 Cork and a
| market and 5Cco for the North, which, when de-
Quoted from tie stock on hand by cur running
statement las: evening, leaves 1880 bales TO
represent tAe quantity ~ the landing and i'll
presses tnsolG awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: MAJ ket unchar ged; sales
26lc bales. including l5c P. NJ. yesterday.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock OF hand August 81. ,s-2............ 6.25s
Arrived since ,GEt statement..... I15
Arrived IIevCGs y...............i.Ji e61-1eJ2.132
AOSai 81 80" sSf
CleSieu 1o-Cay ...... 800
cleared pIev.cLey ,'Jb-l I3pl.'
stock hand snd OF cupboard, not cleared. e8 So
Stock On hand same date last year......... .o&!5
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BY g. De Ferret & CO.
SUCCESSION OF MARY HALEY. DECEASED WIFE
NICHOLAS FERGUSON.

Second District Court for the faIiEh 0; C:ea1s-
No. 36,He:.
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PROBABILITIES.


For the Gulf and South Atlantic States and Ten
nessee, southeast winds, rising temperature
cloudy weather and rain, clearing Tomorrow in the
west Gulf Stat.s. For the Middle States and lower
lakes, south, west and northwest winds, generally
clear weather slightly lower temperature and
higher pressure. For New England and Canada
southwest to northwest winds, rising barometer
occasional rain, partly cloudy and clearing weather
For the Ohio and lower Missouri valley and therce
to the upper Mississippi valley and the upper lakes
southeast winds. falling barometer, warm and
cloudy weather. Reports are mlss!n. rom the
Northwest and Southwest
River Intelligence.
SorrHvEsr Pass, May 20. P. M.-Earomettr
zs:65. Wind south, light. Arrived Steamship
Bolivar Mt 7:2O A. NJ, Doherty, master, from Vera
I,rnz and Tampico. to PIN, Forward 4 Co. Among
the Bcyars are tbsr
flemen The schooner Lily OF the Valley, Leitch,
master. FIVE days from Ruatan. with fruit TO Ma
checa & Oteir has also arrived. Saiied-shlp Alex
PAss-A.LOurRE, May 2s Eoon.-Weather calm
Arriyed-British ship Chloe, Cook, master, sixty
one DAYS from Bremerhaven in ballast 10 order
nv ylcKssuHs May 2s-Passed down-George c.
Wolf. at s A. N. No boats UP to-day. weather
cloudy and mild. River rising MI.
MrHpHIs NAV 2S.-Weather wet and COOL havef
declining Arrived-Arngton; from cincinnati y.
Departed-Bee and barges and C0loradG I4I 81.
lonis Anna fer Arkansas river, henry fIoDSSce,
for CINCINNATI Commonwealth, last nigh' ior NC"
PfTTssuRs, May 2s-River fonr feet seven
inches and about stationary. "eatneF ciouos
ana onpstnaE Nav 2s-River falling: with eight
feet ak in ches in the canal and six feet SIX ncnes
in the chute Weather cloudy ana cool. Dc'
hartad-Mary Houston, for New Orleans.
Rv.NsvIIIE NAV 28-Weather partly clouuy; SOME
80. of rain The river has risen ten inches,
Passed DOWN.. &. Lee, at A. M H. w. 'ni'nN'
ger TIP. NJ. A.. g. y,r;s at
GiiKo, May .-Arrived-Julia, from b. LOUIS ~
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S.eams;.i? Mary, Benson, FOR Rockpoit
British ship Antarctic, McStoker, for Liverpot
Spanish oalk Resolucibn, Rodon, for garceon
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Monetary--CommercIaI'
ryT.Ce cp TEL DLCf EfftBt.CAE.
Ir.-ras-.x Y-I,--rG Nar e

Ce .ave tca:c.ly any charge 20 nc-i1e Il me
money market. Tie demand for discounts 81 mcst
81 Tie tsLi.s 81 "a: extent While az q -eH hee
3gs s isLt failir: of ard Ill scoc paper presented
: -esl.,y dcle. Tie offerings L tie street are
moderate and lie Il 81 transactions repeated l1d.
cate that lenders are reluctant % accept any hii!
first class sigiatuces 'r good paper VIII a1e1:ef
.onape co.aIe7als. Tie & quoted TO tlrst
.lass rape. with without cc.late-ais az ga 10 T.
cent u auIuI,1 a. d. .26-, and se.cEd class al
ais. first Class ses re 81 a 10 and sec0Do
class q: 2. Mortgage Y.peV was reported 20 1T Z
tai- request.
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Tb,s far this week S.lIZl &. : .5j,e2t 6.
Same .ue T.s- we,k .:.24'D e 80 IA u
Total last HetE...... e.-'".itj !; !i4-.l-- :.
Total week ce.c-e... !: ID. e,o - ist,JJ. ~
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II HI e
STATE JOURNAL FOR 1879

We call the attention of our friends
throughout the State to the very liberal
terms upon which the STATE JOUR-
NAL is offered for 1878, and the extraor-
binary inducements to form clubs, espe
cially for our Semi Weekly and Week
ly editions.
Clubs can be made up from as many
different postofices as there are names,
which can be sent in, with the cash, as
fast as obtained, and when completed the
extra copy will be forwarded to any ad-
dress named.
Make up a Club at once, or send in your
name. Remember that So will pay for
six copies Of the Weekly for n year,
and $40 will pay for ten copies Of the
Weekly and one copy of the Semi
Weekly for one year, and for every ten
subscribers for one year to SEMI-WEEK-
LY or twenty subscribers for one year to
WEEKLY, we will give a copy Of the
"Great Industries Of the United
States" worth 3d. so.
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ASSIGNEEs, SALE.

~'-
Under an order of the United States District
Court for the Eastern District OF. Virginia, dated
De ember ~, 1872, In The matter OF William F.
Leavit, bankrupt, we will sell at public auc.
tim, in front of tue Courthouse, at Gloucester
Courthouse, Virginia, on
MONDAY, 81 of MARCH, 1873,
at IL O'Clock NJ, TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
lying in the county Of Gloucester
NO. l-274 ACRES OF LAND more OF less,
with improvements thereon, formerly
known as Carriers Greek Farm"
NO. 2-50 ACRES OF LAND more or less, in
Abingdon Township.
This land will be sold either as a whole or in
such part and parcels as may be deemed best to
suit the p ii chasers, and will be more particular
1y described AID specifies at the day of sale.
The entire property will be sold free of all
liens and membranes.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance on q credit of twelve and eighteen
months, the purchasers to give notes, with APP
proved security. interest added, for The de-
terIed payments, and the title to be retained by
the assignees untll said notes are paid.
WIN. FLEGENHEIMER and
JOHN HAIRSTON SEAWELL,
fe 6-2aw3w Assignees.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-10
Hay Good Northern 81 .4Sai go. Good clover

HAY Good Northern q. 4oal go. Good clover
sli;Tea1;4u. .no mr. commc, s,zos kxosk
for hands Norway and Sweedes. 7a7Ho. Coun-
trv Hamnered. sXsgc Sheet 7Neec.
LIQUORS Rectifed whiskey Common
"Haryest.U Csc, a9l "; full moot. sIlOal 20;
medium rye. al 5one: pure old rye. s2a4; viz
pinia Mountain rye. new. nj w. old. S2. Nia4Ibo.
domestic lbrandies. Al 2ba2 domestic gins,
Al GOAL 30 Emit brsndies. Al ssaI 10, Black
berry do. Al .25a1 I'D. Genuine Holland Gin,
Slo'0 per case.
METALS-IRox-Horse shoes, 7AaUkc; mule
shoes ehask. nail road a.
NM o,ic. shorts. CSC: Brown.
stuff, SOC; Shipstuff, 60 wholesale from mill.
Don,in1bn. 10 to 8O-penny. Ga, q to
s.pennr' AN: = G To- 7lpepny' sSS; i to trsnny,
Rv he ion kees' o5c. less.
STsStNNayior;s cast. ISM. English blistered.
lac: American do. Ilai2c.
PRFPARATJONS-Old Dominion Fertilizer.
sso G,ibam,s TOBACCO Fertilizer A7o 90: al,
Ssn,s Trnck do. S70: do. cotton Fertilizer. sso O0:
Poyhatan Raw Bone Super Phosuhate. $50 I'd
Wbann,s super Phosphate 1856; Soluble Pacific,
&5O Oo: SEES Fowl, $50 90; English Tobacco Fertili,
Yer. 40 On: Norfolk Ash Sso az. EnreEo. S57b.
Flo,nr Of Rome ESQ %: GilbSa In Peanut FsrtIli,.
ger, $50 90.
RYE-s5asoc
RAGS~White 5kc: cotton 4c; woollen sa3kc
oaeNc.
male s5xas' 49,
pI PAPER sToCK-Mixed cotton rags. 4a4Mo;
| vhite -6n5kc: woollep, 2a4c; imperfectjous 2sss
s y " ~
SHINGLES-6inch No. l Heart Cypress. so
to 40 per MI: 6-inch No. / SAP Cypress. ss to Q.
4.inch Heart t,ypress. ~. %: 4-incb san Cypress:
ss: 4-inch Heart Pine. De: a-inch Sap Pine. a.
These are the selling prices Mt the yard.
TARA. 75a6, 90 for large barrels. a. OOa25
| for small barrels.
OATS-Raled. 81. 4oal.4 40.
CHESTNUTS-s2 .00a2. 25 per bushel, dull.
ENGLISH ALE.-Pints s., rs; quarts, s3.75.
per pound.
SENECA SNAKE per poupd.
Virginia. S0as5c. per Mound.
LUMP PLASTER, 50 so; Ground, $40. 80 TO
mi 20 per ion calcined s9ns o. Lump MASTER
SOC roc
TIME AND CFrIENT-Roe,xvilie. Virginia.
Al ooaI4o: Riyerton. al. GOAL 40 !: Roeklnnd'
N. 50 by Quantity from. wharf = a. rs by retail
from STORE: Rosedale. AZ. 20a2. az: Calcined F,es.
FAR. 40 75a3 , James River Camant. s2a9 81.
| IEAD-Piv. AZ ASA Der Mound.
| MOIASSES AND rood
Svrnn e0asb: n. q Moiasses eOas5: Dark stand
ard Wolpsses Syrups. in barrels. 25c: in tierces
2s: In hogsheads. 2Ic; Cuba Muscoyado, in bar
rels b5nB0. Por,o Rico 6oa75. White Svrup.
All.
eroseue 26oslc wholesale straits.
e5a 7oc . linseed, ono mar Gallon nv The barrel'
Virginia, iubricatins Oh. bOc. Whale Oil. oOc.;
I,ari oil. s5c snar1n III 40 Ok. T.ahrador Coi
oil. for tanning purnoses' 6Sasce. ~
Al e5oi Ia.
PIOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5hc.: retail.
axe
POTATOES-Neyy irish s0aqOc rer busbel
sweet goca&IIO
POLES AND STAyIS-Hoop poles. s7as: