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MISCELLANEOUS.

STARTLING TRuTH.-The New York Tri-
bune shows how the sins Of the fathers are
visited upon their children, in the following
The punishment of vice and incompetence
does not end with the vicious and Incorporate,
but the great human family is so constituted
that one member cannot sin without pulling
down others. Thus, in appalling degree, are
parents answerable for the weakness and vices
of their children.
A man drinks moderately and steadily all
his life, with no apparent harm to himself,
but his daughters become nervous wrecks,
his son epileptic, libertines, or incurable
drunkards, the hereditary tendency to crime
having it's pathology and UNMARRIED laws of
scrofula, consumption, or any other physical
disease. These are stale truths with medical
men /; but the majority of parents, even those
of average intelligence and culture, are appar-
emily either ignorant or wickedly regardless
of them. When our people are brought to
remove gin shops and gin sellers for the same
reason that they would stagnant ponds or I'M
clean sewers, there will be chance of ridding
our jails and almshouses of half their ten
ants. We have urged this point until it has
become hackneyed and tedious but how can
we be silent so long as a fresh murder or sui
eide every day exemplifies the CHASTITY peril and
its cause?
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

AN ILLUSTRATION FOR Mr.. O'CoNNoR.-
The Binghampton Republican submits the fol-
lowing: The plea of Charles O'Connor, that
there was no proof which of young Wal
worth's four shots was fatal and the jury
must, therefore acquit him, is not original
1t is based on the argument of the Western
lawyer, whose client shot another mans
dog. You hev heern, gentlemen of the
jury" said the eloquent advocate, "you hev
heered the report : you hev heern him swar
he dug the bullet out with his jack-knife, and
you hey seen the bullet produced in Court,
but whar, gentlemen, whar, / ask you, is the
man who saw that bullet hit that doga"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

A father in consoling his daughter who had
lost her husband, said :: 81 / don't wonder you
grieve for him. my child you will never find
his equal" 81 don't know as I can," re-
sponded the sobbing widow, "but I'll do my
best (" The father felt comforted.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

wonder what makes papa tell such sto-
ries," said a youngster, "about hiding the
schoolmaster's rattan when he went to school,
and about his running from the schoolmistress
when she was going to whip him then shut
me up all day in the dark room, because I
tried just once to be as smart as he was? 2.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

The great struggles of life are limited to
moments: in the dropping of the head upon
the bosom-in the pressure Of the hand upon
the brow.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

Use what talent you possess. The woods
would be very silent if no birds sang there but
those that sing best. II. s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

Let us plant the earth with noble deeds, and
she will yield US children of the sun.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

Little tasks faithfully performed may be
stepping-stones to great achievements and
greater honors. s6s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

)" A Complete Pictorial History Of the Times,
"The best, cheapest and mort swccessfat
Family Paper In the Unton.0
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

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I'm Medicine QUALITY is of the FIRST nronrAscra


We purchase all goods from importers wholesale
dealers, whose reputation for furnishing the
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

+" Internationally the best sustained york
Kind In the scOrId.v
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

Nav YORK May O. Evening Money c!0seh m The
,t,taing ~ I..i2 TO i6, but became easy in the
S,yer,iur; drooI.d 70 before three o'clock. TX
change firm; quotations for actual business -, I"
.S Gold ranged from 1853 10 III, closed at lio 3
aifii,. Loans to Tor carrying.
spenties of 1852 ia II Of 1864, lls&; o 1868, li's
prv III Of 1867. ll9S; OF 1863 li7's; ne" iives
ItS; ten-iortits ll3.
z3a; Virginia siyes 43 new AZ; consolidated 80; de
isrred IA; Louisiana skies 43snew 10 ievec 8 tes 40
a, sevens 90; North Carolinas 25. new To- special
sax i3 South CaOlinas, D. new, II; Ap7i and Oc
ySber, %. >,
IN. week and prices have favored buyers in the
bulk OF transaci ions. The sales include llb.l.3
hsies of which $50 bales were for future detiv
..yy and 1923 bales for immediate delivery as fol
ysSs-ti51 bales for export. 2jlo bales Tor con
,umption .l,8 bales for speculation and ~ oait
"a transit Naval stores have ruled dnll and weak.
Cotton closed dun aud nominal; ,nddinS up
.u'sI 81; Orleans 1870. Sales to-day $50 bales
Ne, receipts 1896 gross i77i Exports to day none:
aalss, as follows: May 49, ala 9l6c: June u ill6 a
lIt.c July Ia i3-l60l3 sc; August l8 II lbQls'ic
Flour aud wheat duh and heavy. Corn-Mode-
p8 81 =. Lard weak Naval stores du'I end
low. /. Groceries steadicr. Freights steady.
ClNClNvArl. Nav ? =, otton duh; niddlins i8@sc
t,onr firm al 81 6ha7 80. Wheat frn al d % q
q - Corn firm at 4iGi5c. Oats steady at va '8c
asroyisions firm. Sales al %,S y =; gener
Oily held at Si8 80. Lard quiet: steam &c; offer
as light; kettle 9Aac. Bulk meats steady; sales
8i .honlders al 7c; sid+s held at ga de'd BaeoI
avn shoulders 3Bciear Gyb CSC; clear 10 no "hisl
Xrm at Soc. "a
Sr. LouIs May 3-Cotton dun and unfaanged
%ionr auiet aud unchanged; business light. Whea
IL ii firmly, hut slow; No. spring Chicago oil, re'
at 81 23 no bids; No. fall sold a: ~ 63 in cas-
elevator; No. red winter, 81 G8 asked, 81 % bid
Corn in active demand priccl advanced; No.
mi ed 370:i7 &c track sacked CSC. Oats in ac
tive demand prices advanced; No. 81 a5@e o,
tIaek; sacked 3su35%c. Whisky firm al 9;c. torl
easier offered ~ + "a 62ip Bacon firm but SLOW
shoulders Sc; clear rib lohc; clear !o'lc. Lars
9Aguinal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

S@or@ Ofs9RIGT COURT FOR THE gbRIsR oa5
OkLE.NS.
CHARLES WHITING VS. f. osANKo-NO. o9so
va,Rg STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO WHOM THESE
L presents shall come. greeting: Whereas
Blanche &. Reicha1g, having purchased at a sale
made by the OWL sheriff of the parish of Orleans,
the property hereinafter described. has applied to
the clerk of this court m whose office the deed OF
sale WAS recorded on the twenty ninth day of
March, 1878, in deed book No. 5, for mOnttion or
advertisement in confor mity 70 sections 2:70 and
2so, of act No. 6, o. the General mbly of 1870
Now, therefore, know ye, and all persons inter
este4 herein are hereby cited and admOnished IL
the of the State of Louisiana and of the Sixth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, who can
property hereinafter described. in conse1u of
any nformalty III the order, decree or Judgment
OF the court under which the sale was made, or
anv rregularity or lille gatv Ca the appraisemeroS
and advertiser euts In time oo manner of sale, or
TOR any other defect whatsCoOer to show cause
pitha thirty dAy0 from the da9 3hs monticn %
Qrst inserted N the public papo5s 0hy the sale s
made should not be confirmed and homologated~ o
The said proptrty was sold by the civil sheriff
March ieT3. in suit entitled Charles Whiting vs..
Ii. Frnnko, Nc. al45 OF the docket of this court
at which sale Blanche G, Reichard became he p1r
chaser for the price OF S5fI'O
Description Of rropegQo as g'oFo o5 7ho9ohclsi
4 certain lot of ground pio the ouildin gs and
improvements thereon. aud all the rights. ways
ard advantages belonging, situated IN the hirst
julia Baronno. ST. Joseph and Carondelet streets.
and Leing thirty three feet inch six lines frnt
on Julia street, by depth of one hundred and
ninety two feet. less. and forming part o;
a lot designated hy the number one on q plan
drawn by LOUIS SHrgi, on tue fourth of October.
l9al, and def osited III the office of Theodore Seq
hers late notary pubic II This city. Being The
same property acquired by the defendant herein
by purchase rem Jacob Deyine. as per act passe d
before Joseph COhn. notary pab'lG in this city
A. SAUCER. Judgso
JOHN J. OBRIEE. Clerk.
New Orleans, April u. 1879. ap1 n MY u
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

Up 20 the thirte,h of April, applications
nal on received for over L., ,o00, 900 postaE
'ards. Five million zee ready for distribns
Son among the principal cities OF the Union.
sud other orders will lie filled as rapidly as
possible thereafter. The Morgan Envelope
Company ut Springfield Massachusetts, to
Shom the contract for furnishing the postal
cards was awarded, telegrapLed 20 the
Postmaster General that they could supply
40, 900 of these cards each day. at which
rate tho demands of postmasters and others
s'l be complied with until all are satisfied.
Thrl Assistant Pos tmastcr General Barber
has sent an order to the manufacturers or
5000 900 postal cards.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

\ legal grntlem. n N one of OR large
Il stern cities, upon entering his office one
- summer rnorntu:, found the loose papers
1ust s5a'tiuC into light flame, which sur-
s'r.sed nint greatly, rs there wss no fire IN
tSc room AZ that tiIc, neither was it aapa-
rent how they coalu have ignited from any
as''rra' cause, the Windows oery closed
r. happelod se,eral mornings in su,.
session, but one day the gentleman ar
r:''d al his ntic. ea-li r than usual :ri
Sticc HeG,d m @vt"ctlrE tba . gir of
abe ,,.e. Sitting as his t,;lr. hr fclt = bu IL
ing ransat! VI upon ,ne Of his hands, With
gcl2 lily Increased UnFii it hocane iniuc-
portihi,; and on looking at the u.ioIy
ttIrcp;h wkicl the sur WAS shi. .ng, he pu-
L.cba chat one OF the pate O: glass h..I
Lhhbie o. fiaw in 10 wLich seemed to coa-
~sen'rstc he rays OF ii.h, III Ia. aame man.
r.s. as :. h,:.lii. !. sl2s.. aud with suf cisnt
power 10 I2a;ta paper in . few mI1ures.
The IAN ger, as pane WAS at cnce removed,
and With t the cause Of "ply btesicas con.
iagration."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
Marine lntelligenceo
e->&~
G,FFiCE OF THE REPUBLICAN /
Sunday. Mas o 1910 )
DLEARED YESTERDAY

ULlAhID bC hnHh
Steamer Am{te Dopuel'No fuy Pensacola
Schconeo Btrso N6bcf5 or Roata@ ioe8selo % S5co
iegA
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
&i&GS,:iIe Jtniata, @.atharnfo from SsN 45aosas o
Hia gGsSS@9 70 GA forke doo-GSS 5-o3ois8
sTEAMBoATs5
9enry 9me. Jacobs. from ST 2Oite0
city Of Alton Bixly. from st Lciio
sam Hale Carer, from Cincinnati
St John Greathouse. from Baton Rouge
Seminole, Mont gomcry, from Shrevt3o'9
Indiana. Neal. from Evansville
Maria Louise. Brnker from Shrevepo'S
OUTSIDE THE EAR-BOUND IN.
British steamship Alabama, Flint, from Glasgow,
April q via Cardiff to A X Miller aco-
Ship scioto, Mitchell, from Liverpool March fS~o
o,ast.G9
EXPCRTso
PENSACOLA-Stomer Amite-to bbls0read a50
AXIS 10 bbis potatoes bbs flour 10 bags coffee
SKIS meat SKIS oats and sundri.S9
IMPORTS.
PHILADELPHIA VIA 9$0ear,s2ip "a.
HAVANA VIA FLORIDA PORTS -Steomship
Tappah snnock-s2o hhds molasses
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fl LOtIS-Stsamer Henry Ames-36 bales cotton
81 hhds tobacco 230 bbs meal 80 tos lard AZ SKIS
39 bales hay 422l bls -four l35 cks bacon 934 bbls
pork 436 SKIS oats xB SKIS malt and 5tlndry produce
ST LOUlH-Steamer City of AlOn-67 bales cot
tor sooS sks oats 1919 SKIS and sundry produce
CiNCINNATI-Stesmer Sam Ha!e-7s6 bales hay
and sundries
KvANSvuLE-Steamer fndiana-~7o batss cotton
4 hhds tobacco $3.50 ska corp 20 SKIS oats !2i1 bbls
pork $50 bbls icur and suudry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Seminole-412 bales cot
ton and surdrles
Observation-Disclosures Maria Louise $3.50 bales
cotton and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steanser st JoLpa-io hhds s,;s,S
bbss moiasses and sundries
RECEIFTs BY RAII ROAD.
ysW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
srnd,v produce
SKW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAn. MAY 3--2u} bales cotton and sus!d7ee
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
May 60 basee cotton and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
STATE or LOUISIANA.
F.oRTH DISTRICT COURT FOB 0HK PARlso opF
ORLEANS.
Mes % 9ooUMAs vs.. 4. P. oUM9So SIS 6a' Q
band--No. IL 20


band-No. IL 20
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on 1oR TIPTEESTH
1 dag Of April 1873 Judgment rendered in
this court Ill the following entitled suit II the
words and hgrres following, TO wit
Mrs +. Dumas vs.. A. y. D,imacler husband
No. II 231.
In this CASE submitted to the court for adiud'
cation aud considering that Sill the facts ard al
legations contained In plaintiffs petition nave
been fully substantiated by evidence taken III
open court and on hle, and the law an6 the 67o
i. Ice being in favor Of plaintiff
II is o,aelsa ,tudgta And deCoeed $40 Qo.e
iud 5ment b. default herein entered against Q5e
f-n9lsto on the eighth instant, be now confirmed
and h4de fnals and a1ordiago Chat judgmcn.
of @ 20 Dumas. the plailQib and againt9 40
Pe lrnas, the defendanSa 3,r Sie suie of
ones ousand dollarS~ith legal interest from o?e
twt oy ninth day OF pril. 1861 till paid and for
leg interest from the twenty fourth day Of De
Ger oer 1869, till paid, being the amount Of her
do Al and parapherna property, and with lien and
Or -iege on the property Of the defendant, and it
the community of gains ard acluests heretofore
existing between the parties herein be dissolved,
that plaintiff be separated in property from the
defendant. her husband. and that plaintiff have
the sole control and administration of her said
property and that she be authorized to exercise
all the rights & anted by law to married women
separated in property from their husbands, and
that defendant pay the costs OF suit
Judgment reLdered April IS. 1875 Signed Ap4
10, 1870. b. L. LfNCEr Judge,
In testimony whereof, have hereunto act 0ly
hand and att xed the seal of the said court at the
city of Ne,T Or eaps on this nineteenth day Of
April, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight
enth Of the independence of the United States
ap12 nv 10 u OSCAR ARROYO Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

Returns Of the election IN The SECOND
QSane ressional district of New Hampshire
Saaa9 Austin s. Pike seven plurality. The
S1eGcd errors subsequently discovered, if
Corrected, would give S. X. Bell thirteen
Siurality. The Governor and council. On
ATE twcniy-ninth utino, discussed the Qucs-
9ion Of their power to go behind the returns.
s9na il is understood they wip submit ole
gaatler 70 the judiciary for decisio,a
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE CT FRANCOIS CROUCHEr.

s0S5TEp SrATEs MARshG's OpYICR
Ne<F Orleans. AprIs:. 1873. !
g9,p-9 is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
L ID G"gRg2lr;,,y has been issued out OF the Dis
f-:c' C"-t of ae United States for the District of
i,t.lsIla against the estste nj frarsois CrouOuet
~ s'uupeI viloa III. par 81 of NJ. Landry ,
s'..t. Df LoC.siRIG ID dyed "a bankrupt up0L tis
petition that !Le yIl,eni OF any d@hts and :he
.ia.very of any rCt'rty belonging 10 said ba4lk
l. TO 1i or fC! L.. IIse, and the transfer of any
ripp'-ty by hin, 81" !yrbdden by lss; that
a., x,.. si ths creditors said hSr Srpt, to prove
t;ei, i.ht . ali ch.S-. assiSnees e'
his -et.t< VII b-s istsd at court of bankruptcy,
4. ~ -.,,id.n the h,Lf Gay Of May, A. D. l8.I
"a o:u. JciOtk 4. N s' ti,-. CustcrIhOuse building
New creams, before C. 80 Kellogg. Register;
q 4. PACKARD.
A,s cn4 C;t1.! States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

The journalistic profession has received
another recognition from the President in
his appointment Of the Hon. Arthur Shep-
ktecd to be consul at San Domingo City.
Nj. Shepherd was until recently managing
eaitor of the Nationa! Washington City)
Etl".6lican, position that is now ably
SLED by John Z. Foley, Esq.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

IN Illinois girl, having $3o,Oc0 g Ger
owu, recently refused TO marry clergy
Gs1an because she thought heraelf not good
enough TO be clergyman's wife. He gave
2p his sacred calling and proposed again,
aud then she refused him becauso she
Thought herself too coed to marry man
sho would abandon mis- high profession 10
s9sin a Woman's hand
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
~
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger DcpOt Foot Of Canal Street.
On and after February 9, 1873. trains leave ~
A NJ. and J:lfP VI
Trains arrive at S55 P. NJ. and { A. ~
COAST TRAIN sor Ocean SpIings and interme-
date stations leaves New Orleans daily tSundays
excepied) at &ls p N.
Returning. leaves Ocean springs al A. M and
arrives at New Orleans at 80 A. NJ.
PULLMAN'S FALACk SLEEPING CARS run
through 20 Lyuchburg, Atlanta Louisville and ST.
Louis lnakingrfose cOnnectieps with al the popu.
lar routes 10 the East. North and West
Tickets for sale corner Camp and Common
streets opposite City Hotel aud at depot.
X. p. SHETE,
General Ticket Agent.
8. II. SCRANTON
i.i General Superintendent 49,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
Tho CemuerI turN.

Yhe therlnometer ut Louis Frigeriof, /,
No. 10 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
Gollows: At s A. NJ. 66-; st 9 =. NJ. 50 /;
AT p. NJ, .to. Loweet point during the
wight of Nav 9, 80.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

Al the beginning OF the Indian troubles
shere were but sixty three Modoos. OF
-hese seventy have been killed; and the
} telegraph now informs us that there arr
ent thirty left. The older we grow the
more we are convinced that the man who
niade the remark, Figures never lie,' was
Insane,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
JKA9HTT OOHLBBH VS. PINCCS COLoSrNEa
her hnsband-No 420SN


= HERRBY CERTIFY THAT ON THB TWENTY
fourth day of February 1873, Judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
SUI, in the words ard figures following, to wit:
Jeanett Oohloer va. Pncus sGodstein, hef has
band. No. 1884
In this case. the court considering that the Law
and the evidence sustans the plsntif d maid,
II is ordered. adiudged and decreed that there he
Judgment herein il favor OF The plaintiff, jesnett
Jehlber, and against the defe udant Pncus Gold
Stein, ner husband, decreeing separation of prop
srty Between the slid parties, ana dissolution of
the community OF acIuests and gains existing
between them, and authorizing plaintiff to carry
on business in her own name a psAdic merchant.
1t Is further adjudged and deereed that the
plaintiff do have judgment against her said hrs
ba I'd for the s4 OF three thousand seven hundred
dollars with legal inter. ST from judicial demand
until paid, and costs of sut,
Jud gmeut signed March l. 1879. O.
o. testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
hsud api xed tbs al OF the said c-urt At tie
city Of New Orl.ans on this twenty fourth day Of
Aprii il th- year of Lord one tiollsa and eight
bu. ldred and seventy three.
kDTARD q. CANNON.
APPS N II rs DrTuTy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
Sa THE DISTRICT COURT OE THE
RNITED STATES

DISTRICT OF LOCISIAHGe
98 8se @lat7YHR tpp JA%Ee SISagSo Se&S,
rupr.
iu Btlnkruptc, 500 1885,
F3fH2 CREDITORS OF THE 2BOVE kSTGPS 2Hk
l. hereby notified that the second and third gen
eral etinys of the creditors will be held at the
Office of d. Auzustin. ESQ., ons of the registers in
bankruptcy, No. al Exchange alley, at the city Of
New Orleans, on the twe!i;!etd day of MSy, l5':c
aotvelye o'clock No
p. Y. BARBoT and
my3 It K. x. NORTON. Assignees.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
MEDICAL,

.
RGREAU OF MONADIC MEDICINE.
- surgery and Midwifery, No 1855 BienviISe. cor
ntI u Rampant street. near Canal street
Medical Department-Curss Palsy Fcver. krx
sprias, Epl-psy, insanity, Dropsv, Rhenmstisn
eho IA ew days all painful affections and M fam-
nAitou u the Brain. Spinal Cord and E.rvas
Throat Lungs Heart, Liver Stomach RUyeh.
Bladder, Kidneys, Bones Joints etc. Ten dollars
week for the treatment and cure of any dis.,as4
turgtcal Observation-Disclosures Fraotures Tn.
Mors and Disol atiuns speedily ctses Irp.t. n tia
and Sterihty, Scro'ua, all UrethraI aud Seminal
Discharges, venereai Scrotal and skin Dip+ases
frequent or difficult UrinstsOns Presers.t ijubs
frOm am putation WsSoives stones IN th- Kidcey,
without pain. Fire dollars, go xiOG
Hd"iterv Department. Positively currs All t}is
eases Of tho womb AND ova,r,+s, au uE,,s,tnl d1s,
chargea, ulo| rnti'ns or Trttafions aid v IN the
me,lsth are pailfur Or ObstEuct.,i from anv causa
whatever the caus. l. removed ard h,alth r,-
stored IN few days. Pive dollars 415 $50 na
Letter. s6frcs-.d pcs otd - hoy I'M NV on.
leans, L"i'i. ana. vii IeO-ive attenti n Ctfce
hours for iadies 10 A u, tn II NJ. aud 6 tosP NJ
tor gcht,eTD.0 from t 6PM
LAetkLOT II RykkIrT
Coro:ia't'i Doctor ~ Medicine ard Phil lsorhy
h"mDr III II 81 the Royal Cci egg. Of a,,r4 4roiIs
End Of the ,Hun,eriaIl S..,,ty Of Mo cfne
Fhflo-"lhf and Bellies letters OF the rlnivtrsi'
hee o. London hdinburg, st Andrews ard
LoHsi'th "6,lv
nH~TACLES To MAHkIat.E-HAppY
~ r'l-f for young s.it in ~ ,,I.d
ter eny. !op's- Address HOWAEl A>>OCIAT .S-
Philadelphia Penns II 9sriin-- IL titutlnn hay
3 high reputation for honorable o.nAuct ami Irc-
eeei'hh' ~ " nj . BIN ed
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
COMMERCIAL
SArrrpAY EVENING. May 5. 1873.

CDrTUH-The sag today exclusive Of ,so
hal, = omitted yesterdav " hen, not including any
on the day previous the business was 1870 ba!est
ware confined to 800 bales at irregular and easier
prices requiring. however. only slight no.i'nca'
tion iu our quotations. We give also me EXCHANGE
figures which are for average lists accord
;ug with it's types, while ours present
the proper range Of the market for aTer-
ags Isis but viii! the outs de figures for low mid
ding. good ord nary and ordinary given as the
outside tor strict OF those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssIMH-ATED
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
1870
STATE LINE STEANlSHY1' COMPANY,
LIMITED.
The following new first class, full powered, Clyds
built screw steamships intended 10 sail Tsgu
Larry bet ween NKW ORLEANS. nd LIVERPOOL
and GLASGOW and NKW YORK.
LOUISIANA, moo tons register. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA, 2co0 tons register. CAPTAIN HamltD
ALABAMA, 24O0 tons register. Captain Finn
PENNSI LSANIA $50 tons register. Captain Brace
VIRGINIA l50O tons register ...-.......,, Building
GEORGIA. 2seo tons rogtster. .............. Building
AfA The steamers o. this line wlG
H{1 sail for ,,,x,rn.o, n,r..,
EHSL. as follows.
Al Aba MA, on SAFURDAy, May IN,
LSSIsIANA. on SATURDAY, May II
MINNESOTA on SATURDAY. June Il.
VIII receive and sign through bills of laltng "a
Havre Bremen. Hamburg. Antwerp Rotterdam
and all ntinentai ports.
Return tickets available for TWELVE MONTHS.
reduced rates. ana through tickets 10 ali partS
the United Kingdom and Europe.
A ste.aIdess and sargeon are attached to each
steamer. No charges for mediaine medical
tendanca
Money orders granted free Of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets is sued here TO rArt,es
desirous OF sendin, Cor their friends,
These vessels ero6s tho bar At al times without
detention.
For freight passage, having Grpasssd
'''''' '''' '' /. K MILLER co. Agenta
10. - Csrondelet street, New OrisanA
BOSS SKOLFIBLD l. Co,
No, Chapel street, Liverpool
LEWIS 7. MERROW 4 CO.,
s.i5 tv Nc. o5 Great Cyde street Glasgow