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made By the Attorney General and acted upon by
the Court are in vi atOn of the above stated arti-
Giles of the constitution, both state and federal
:. That no bend has been furnished for in unC-
ton.
Suggesting furthermore that in his conduct in
the premises he did not intend nor does he intend
contempt or court, but the assertion of his legal
and constitutional rights and that upOn fair trial
OF the above issues of law and fact he expects to
satisfy the court TO the ectuess of the above
disclaimer. 1t Is ordered that the Attorney Genera
show cause on the twenty second of April, at
2. NJ, why the writ of injunction herein
issued should not be dissolved, and in the mean
time, respondent be considered not being N
contempt of court, and that upon hearing said
rule be made absolute.
surance Company. l. w Arthur Co., Shropshire
& Co. and Eclipse Towboat COmpany.-On mo
ton of Attorney CT neral Field 1t Is ordered
that Wertsteever, president of said company,
Peter Marcy, Arthur, Shrop- hire and H. b. Waims
lev do show cause. on the twenty second insta ant.
their establishments and why said parties should
not be panished for contempt OF the decree of this
court by fine and Imprisonment.
First District COuff.
The Attorney General withdrew his appl cation
TO change the venue IN the of State va.
Victor GtrOdas and the fixed for the
twenty-ffth instant, Judge B. L. Lynch to preside
By agreement of counsel.
The of State ys. Gaetano Rosa and sIe,
charge 81 arson, is on trial.
Esarth District Csnvt.
NW True Co. vs. c. s. Sauvinet IS sl.-S"tion
for damages against defendant in his capacity of
gencs and defendant responsible for the acts
% his deputi-s.-C. g 1917; Sandd.e VS.. Jones,
An, 9}3. Judgment OF a22J0 against sheun ana
sureti-a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UKc- Of the snnu,ania and TbsrH,e 50


GfSce Of the Ammania and TherRe spe.
citic PrOpelling Company OF America-NO rs Com
mon street.-the stockholders of this company
hereb notified that che annual election for fifteen
directors, TO serve during tho ensuing year, will
b. he'd on MOsDAY, the fifth day OF MAY, 1873 at
the office OF the company, from 10 a. NJ to y; 81
Transfer books will be closed from the thirteth ct
April TO the ninth OF aay. nclusivsly.
apo tmy5 r. L. MTLLAUDOS, Secretary.
NStice.-Metropoitan Loan and savings Bank,
M. ii Camp street, New Orleans, April 10 1873 "A
sale of FoR'kITAD PLEDGES held BY this bank
will be made by Messrs X. NJ. B. J. Montgomery
sucton.srs on WEDNESDAY,. April 30, instant.
Parties interested notified 10 redeem or
renew their pledges by the payment of interest
ap2o iOt T. %. VAN HoRs. Cashier.
Office OF aOuisiasa Iewee Company.
Few Orleans, April TO- 1873. Holders of Divident
Scrip issued BY this company, dated October |,
converted into Eight Per Cent Coupon Bonds OF
the company, including interest to Nay ProXimo.
New certificates SIls IN" issued for fractional parts
of = 1000. THOMAS l. DIN,
apll 10. Secretary and Treasurer
Office OF fhe Louisiana Le.ee Company
Now Orleans, April 8, l873.-At the annual election
ior directors of this company held the NTH ill.,
stant, the following gentlemen were duly eleo'sd
JOHN G. GAINES, THOMAS II HUNT
DUNCAN F. KE.SEG CHARLES 7. HOWARD
R. B. CAMPBELL, PATRICK IRWIN,
JAMES +. EA>EN. BRsDISH JOHNSON.
JOltN TfNDfGSCo, j. ). hfN SED'.
+. HERHICs J. II. bGLESBG.
And a meeting ~ the board JOHN g. GAINES,
Esq. unanimously elacted president, and
DCsCAN 7. hEHNEts vice president.
THOMAS Y DIX.
aI,O f0s Secretary and Treasurer.
9atchelsr's Hair Bye.-Ehs splendid Hair
Dye Is the best IN the world. Tns only true and
perfect dye. Harmless reliable and instantaneous;
no Disappointment; no ridiculous tnts uupless
ant Odor Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and
washes. Produces immediately a superb black
natural brown and leaves the hair clean sOtt and
beautiful The genuine signed by W. a. Bachelor.
SOD by oil druggists.
CHARLES BACHELOR
or2 " proD,iatOr York
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By Sheriff Harper.

SAFE rs TIE SHERIFF. op THe "AR:>a ~
ORLEANS. IN ORDER go 6;std- PARA:
S!OS
LiVgiGNT?T'o CoNNISS.nSH.s 90. OrsRl
i"GS!. ASSOCIATION ~. H.NGY AtI'J
Gn,g!DA..sG. AND Delta IN>..:,S s...I
~4%o.
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FAN CORLEt"TOh's NWTf0R.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR. FOURTH DISTRICT .
No. 54 Camp street, St. Mary. s
A LII TAXES ACCRUING IN 1873 MUST BE PAID
Al at nv Office within the the time prescribed
by law Failure to comply with this demand wiLg
involve ehe legal penalties.
J. W. FAIRFAX
mhZ Collector Fourth DistrPa
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CireMis Cour. OF the United states. District Q
LE=!..sna-So $3.50
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The Temperature.

M Louis Frigerio, No. 80 Chsrtres street,
reports che weather for Sunday aGd yes
tegtAy AZ follows
saM am eP. ID.
Anril y
tpriI II . 6I - 70
Lowest po.nt during the night cf April
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MUNITIONS,
lOUo.ONI>cOO-~>|
niONITION.
UNITED STATES CTrsTONuorSs
UNITED
Collectors OfBcn ,

JsTONH0r
Office Or-a 3iq3{
" within mdaen
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FURNIrURE' FTENITURE'' FURSITURE'l'
CGE %SiCN 0F ). MANUEL ELhiTA&.

NsGulo WIsfSsc3 NouFH fOT Fhe tSIINO - OglTsns--
NJ. $3.50.
bSG. DE FERRET q CH.-JOES @. Mon
ID ROSE AuCtiouter-Ofice and satsrO0n No 81
ROYAL street.-SATURDAY MAY ?, 1873, at 1910 A
NJ. on the premises, on kspauade street between
Robertson and silere streets Will t'1 sold bv pub
lie emotion. Ev virtue OF order from The hOncIa
bile a. L. gss"t, iud e OF the Second District EoHrT
for The parish OF Orlt ans Aattd So il al 1873 the
following described mOvable,. Scf account eel sttst
SuCreSsIOn-
LARGE AMP GLEGAST VARIETY OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE consisting of splendid pa' lo'
ard bed room furniture. valuable sJOks glass and
CuOCkerv ware. Kitchen utensils. Also. at rhs
came time and place I9sG'aHco. s"SIg ana e SArd-
some family carriage.
Terms-Cash on the spot. app p mss
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man, startled at the cheapness of the ami
nal, went to find Sergeant Bahnke the
otterer decamped. He was afterwards ar
rested. His Maine is Harry, alias Andrew,
Rowdine
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

Cr.csAG.-~S match game % cricket. be'
tween r1e Louisiana and the Crescent City
CLUBS. - among the multltuilnous attrac'
tons offered 70 the visitors to or State
fair. Tie game will be played "n the
tweu-y .ev4Ith and twenty eighth instant
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SlIrlS raSri!.ssS
% v:syUg Os Sci",%.sr ..sDH",

8 49, % 'oo' o'O'i.S Coz ~. 8's.s. 90. s.s. 0
80 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

fcp,5. SrEALING.--a sorreI loTse,
branded IS. B." with the j inverted, was
offered for sale to gentleman in Gretn3
;QT 50 ca Sunday. but when the gentle
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BY s. Gulnau!t.

sSiGG&SSION OF JEAN gARgckT.
80 GW:A !sGrrGf C"ur' for VIE g.Vieo az CO. e.oV.
no. 80 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

RrH DowN 8Y A CARA woman,
qamed Madeline Conner, was run over and
badly huIt on Sunday by mule and cart
driven hv Pat Hogan. who was arrested for
il and Locked M at the Jackson s'lu ars SJS-
t.-
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AUCTION SALES.
~o-~','~~~>~>,1~~y~O~~-~
BY Nash & Hodsscn.
as ELIGIBLE BRICK RESIDENCE.

Az ELIGIBLE BRICK RsSIDSSCN
so. 1873 JULIA STREET.
BErWaES So. GHsRLEs AND GAsOKDkLET
STREETS.
sCCCGsSI0S 90 BENEDICT BAGGETT sSD His
Second District Court for the Poi sh %! OrLAans-
No. 27.334.
AB auctlOneer-Ohce No. Carendelet street.
On SATURDAY, May "a, 1875, at twelve o'clock VI
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
M at gotunda of the ST. charles Hotel in this cty
by virtue and III pull suance of order of the Hon.
a. L. TissOt judge of the Second District Court for
docket 10 1884 for account of tie succession of
Benedict Baggett and his wISe, both deCe ased at
public auction, will be sold
OSE valuable LOT OF GROUND together
with the buildings ana Improvements thereon
situated IN the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by Julia, st. Charles, Girod and
aarOI delet streets, designated as Ne. 8 and meas
ares % feet front on ua street BY depth of l21
feet 10 inches lines. all between parallel liuss
american measure, according 20 plan made by d.
Il Pile surveyor, dated April -, 1873
The Improvements consist of veil bus two
and q half story brick residence, with eHO-stOry
srick back buildings, known as no. 1873 julia st rect
alley he side, yard paved cisteIn, stc.
Terms aud itions-One- third cash, and the
balance "a ono and two wears, IN equal payments
With eight per cent interest and special mortgage
with vendors privilege from date until paid, the
mortgage 10 embrace the clauses Of non alicnaudO
Improvements so .e kept fully insured and the
policy translated to the hsldere Of Tho credit
notes
Ac, OF sale before 9. q. Suvsllier. notary public
az the expense ~ the purchaser, ipcl sIins the
taxes foG the current NeaS 1873.
AD2l mY2 10 Il q
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. e. Girardey Is Go.

VALUABLE SIXTH DISTRICT PROPERTY M
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
30 CASH AND A CREDIT OF OSE TWO and
THREE YEARS.
SECOND AND LAST OFFERIs@
&UCCEsSI0N Og ALBERT r wHITsEs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

RoBsGRr-Swo Jehus named LEcien Ma
poi and Michael LeOts. are unGcrarrest
o. charge OF assault and battery ~H% a.
,ampt;r. =, :sls one A. j. Ih0ma'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

BAsE BALi.-The srasshopper SGuI beas
Pie Junior Towards in match game for
500. at tie Base Bali Park on sunday.
The score was to B. The towards aI'-
,aared for snp first time III their new UNI
form. presented 30 she cI p 30 t'Sarles ].
Howard Esq.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

yAUs TORY BRfCK RESIDENCE. WITH YWO
LARGE L0Ts OF GROUND, Hg SHs corner
OF ". LANES AND REaISyoCs &TEETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

sUCCEsSlcN OF CALVIN TATE. DECEASED
Second g's'Ties Cour, fos the psNe's OF ssrisaaso
No 35,6o..
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AUCTION SALES.
BY g. De Ferret & Co.
POSITIVE AND USRESERvED SALE
ONA LONG CREDIT.

THREENTOES BRICK STORE $40. 50 ROYAL
STREET.
}nVE %yVGY GRIcS SToHs NO 80 GUYAE
STREET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

H. it32. state of Louisiana rel. James i'nrss
vs. Metropolitan Police Board, appellants From
sixth Districts 'urt of orleans. ApIea! diSm ssed,
no bond ha Wing bten filed
No s9Jl. scsb WeIdner, appellant. -. Canal and
Banking Company -Sr0m SIKH District Court o
Orleans. Judgment affirmed.
No. 1854 Dexter a. Hitchcock vs. SouthSrn Pave.
m"ut company. apnellant-.-trOm sixth bIstslct
Court OF Orleans. Judgment affirmed.
Ne t64+ Marcel Guir.ry, appellant, vs. }. j"Au
neaud s'o-Fr.m sixth District Court ct Orleans.
Judgment Tor s.leUiaut reversed; piaIDtlt q" 81
COVER S6UHs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

IHs ES3a.-A sounc nlan a.ned James
I!snau. .ISlsn-a years of age, vas severely
e.sbbet is the sbdomen by John Walsh
early 81 Sunday night, the Latter making
rs escan-. She wounded yOusg man was
ISen - sh~ charity Hospital, where AIs
condition - regarded as precsr!vus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

Gn-:ti;?N.-A young Srt:. os""d Mar:
Blsr.. wa. assaulted and badly beaten
with a sick. whsle st the cornr! o. tal"nc"
and Water ."r.ess, ab,.." seven O'Clock Nj!
SUNDAY svcnluc, by mu and ""m.n.
who huyief away GA III. approach 81 ras-
!"s - afford assistance. IL" S1si was
:.und lying Oh The banYnet'c IN q sense.ese
condition. and taken - her !saidenc" near
~ The attending physician pronounced
Aec wounds dangerous. "A "l0 grudgr De
.weea :h. -s'llduts and the girl . parents
!. :ne .. .:.t cease of this brutality.
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CITY TAXES OF 1873.
tHP0RTAsT S0TIGE

r"ss~,srs, ioos Go yo~e n~S snarssss.
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qAsTET.LA$SesN or BnND,

&v she sspc@s~Ss'
70 %. 2E.SoeDe, sasIstare of - ste
lnl Z. 70,
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=. Jos.rn's tAIa.-Ih. ladies' o: n.
s,ses, :s-l.h have in progress fair for
re seneti. e: .he new church oa Comm II
street. viAa has $" far been brilliantly
a..enie: an! Literally ratroni1eI. The
IGl a. .kr corner of Common and Der
bgny street. viii continue 70 lee open Cor
tie ssc.sI purpose nsmea 30. % sew nisht.
isaye.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

DATE MARKS (
OF AND
sHIECRK NUMBERS |
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No St5s. Sss Bibiana Brandsck.i, " !e -? fienS'
walker, w. J. Il. E,iprsAn, poellant.-srom fourtl
d strict tou., of Orleans judgment affirmed.
10 1903. Succession OF octave Vives-fUOm rro
bate EOus. OF Assumption parish. "GdSMth
affirmed.
No 4jGs Sary CLARK "iuear and husband Vs. y
Vounover ct al, elisnt.-FrOm seventh Judi
cisi District Judgment reversed. WHY. j., dis
senting.
No. 453s George Cronsn "a. J. q, Belknap s 20.
appe lsnts Prom Fifth DisiTiC: Court -. tsitans
Notion 10 GismIss appeal DSsrrUleh.
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ra0PSsAi.~ sSRg sSFeeN~.

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SrslsfasV - otde.. O.
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''Star Foundry"
BENJAMIN FISHER.

Acomplcto assortment OF MGrbleiZed Iron and
Slate Nantes, Slate HeArthS and Other OrnAmGn'
tai Castings at manufacturer prices.
Manufacturer Of the celebrated ACORN COOK
STOVE, extra large, burns wood or coal, oXten'
sion tops, hot water reservoir, &C. Also the
following Cooking and Heating Stoves:
COOK STOVES.
Eureka, sizes, wood or coal.
TorchlIght, 8 sizes, wood or coal.
TrOpIc, Improved, 8 sizes, coal only.
Defiance, sizes, wood.
National, : sizes, wood.
Improved Olive Branch, wood, sizes, plain
top.
Improved Olive Branch. wood, 5 sizes, extcn'
sion top.
La Belle, wood, sizes.
America, wood, 81 iEGS.
Kentucky, wood, 2 sizes.
HEATING STOVES.
Wheeling franklin, parlor, SGlzcs.
Model PGrlor No. 2, size.
DINING-RO0M STOVES.
Bachelor, 2 sizes.
OFFICE, WARE ROOM, SCHOOL
AND CHURCH STOVES.
Bellont. coal, 3 sizes. burnside, coal, gi10s.
Sunshine coal, 5 sizes. Equator, coal, Sizes.
Ir0nPidcs, wood, sizes.
JOB CASTING attended to promptly. Machine
Shop at Foundry.
OFdeFS respectfully solicited.
Nos. and Market and and Fourth sts.
fec ~
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Financial.

D. @. LIFT. JosETU BEYBoLD.
HENRY h, LET. UIIsoS EA&B,
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Total, 10000 6Ittg, all Cash. 10000
TO provide means for this magnificent Concefl
Ono Hundred Thousand Whole Tickets only Will
DO iesuGd.
81 90. Eleven Whole Tickets for $lCO. NO dls'
count on less than $l0Oordc
The object OF this Third GIFT Concert, like the
two heretofore given with such universal approx
Al, 10 tho enlargement and endowment Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, which, by The
0pOciA act authorizing tho concert for Its benefit
Il 10 beforeVCr free 10 ali citizens OF every state.
The drawing will be urder the supervision Of the
Trustees OF tho Library. assisted by the most
eminent citizens OF the United States. The sale
OF tickets has AltrAdy progressed so lar that
complete success is assured, and buyers are
therefore notified that they must order at one
II they desire TO participate In tho drawing:
The management Ofthis undertaking has been
committed by the trustees 10 Hon. Thomas 4.
Braml0!te, late Cow rnor Of Kentucky, to whom
communication pertaining to the Gilt Concert
may bUAddTcBscd.
4. T. DURRErT, Prcs't
W, N, HALDEMAN, Vice PrcA't.
JOHN &, CAIN, Ecc'y Public Library OfKy.
FARMERS AND DIE0VERS' BANK, Treasurer,
Public Library Of Ky, Louisville, Ky.
AgthC time for tho Concert Is closc Of hand
(AprIl Sth), parties wanting tickets should send
In their orders Immediately II they would avoid
tho rush and delay absolutely unavoidable In tho
few dsys preceding tho drawing. All orders and
applications for agencies, circnlaEs and lniorma'
ton will meet with prompt attention. THUS
E. BRAMLBTTE, Agent Pubic Library Ken
lucky. Louisville, Ky.
]. Y. L. RODGERS, Agent,
iOG Market Street, Wheeling.
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meeting held by the Camdenites in this
hall few weeks ago. Were your pro-
anblCs and resolutions OF denunciaLiOn
hurled at the heads Of RepublicausY No,
sir. They were Numbered at the Wheel.
ing Register, the former prayer.book OF
the Democracy. With a single exception
your own newspapers have refused 10 In
dOrse your course, and you have held the
tilt hammer of destruction over his head,
thereby rendering him pOwerless, or he
would be against you. / refer TO the
Charleston C0uri6r
"rhc gentleman from Ohio Mr.. DaVen-
pufU tells you that Gov. Jacob is a Re-
publican. deny the charge. He does
not act like one. Has he ever appointed
u Republican to an Office? We have
never asked him 10 support us, nor do we
intend TO do il. We voted for him be-
cause he was un honest man, and not for
the flesh pots and plumber. Your objec.
ton to Gov. JuCOb is the same as was
your objection to Gov Foreman; he is
keeping your hands and arms out OF the
State Treasury as much rs it is possible
for him 10 do. You are too hungry for
office, and there arc not enough Offices TO
go around. My advice to you is 10 call q
new convention and create sufficient
number OF Offices to supply your wants.
To-day is the first time that have felt
like saying bitter things, and l now give
warning that the next time the Rcgistra-
ton laws arc thrown into my face, l in
tend TO read the history OF the last war to
this House; tho whole history from the
firing upon Fort SumptGr to the hanging
Of WirZ for the murder Of the thousands
Of soldiers ut AndersODviile. | will try TO
picture the grOans Of the widows, the tears
OF the orphans, the empty sleeves, and last,
but not least, the hundred millions OF dol.
lars that are annually paid to pensioners.
"In conclusion, let me say, sir, that l
have never been the bloody Radical that
the gentlemen has seen proper to call the
Republican members If this House, but
to-day l am ashamed ormy conservatism"
Mr.. Campbell, OF Hancock, next spoke
ut length and acquitted himself honora-
bly,. will give his speech in my next
letter.
The question will no doubt be settled
on Monday, one way or the other, honora-
bly, or dishonorably.
The weather has been beautiful and
warm for the past three days. High
winds are abundant. Mud Is drying up.
Snow all gone. Printing frauds still on
the table. Mails regular. City rather dull.
"Want to go home" HENRY.
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TOLEDO, March l8.-Flour-Dul and
prices have declined. Whcat-No. |
white Michigan 81 so; amber Michigan
81 60; No. 3 red 1917 Corn-High
mixed 30tC; low mixed $3.50. Oats-No
l, 93ic; Michigan 34ic.
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BALTIMORE, March 13.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; western
red 81 Goal so; amber 81 S5a1 95. Corn
Mixed western dull at 69c. OAts-Firm;
western mixed 47a4Sc. Rye-Unchang-
cd. Provisions Quiet and firm. Mess
Pork-$1G 25. Bulk Meats-Firmer;
shoulders 53a0c; rib sides 7ia7fc; clear
rib 7iaSc. Bacon-Good demand; shout.
ders 6ta7c; rib sides 9fasac; clear rib
91a0c; sugar.cured hams l4a16c. Lard
Firm at Ste. Butter-Western steady;
good to choice roll 20a3Oc. Whisky
Steady ut 90c,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
AARNEVS ~ TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, March 13-Finsrcial al
fairs arc dull.
MoNEY-Stringent most OF tho day
loaning as high as 1.1G per day but about
81 o'clock became abundant and easy at
Gao per annum, ut which closing, loans
were made. Treasury issued half million
more legal tenders to. day.
STERLING ExCHAEGE-Lower and dull
at Tiara.
GoLD-Quiet and declined from 115t
to 1l4I. ralIying to 1l5t. Carrying rates
8 per cent TO 3G4. Clearings 1856 OOO,0 900.
Treasury disbursements outside OF gold
sales $19,5OO. Customs receipts $4,000.
GovERNMENTs-More active but rath-
or lnTunr
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New York Dry Goods marriott.

tNEw YoRK, March 13.-The trade
movement was sluggish with jobbers, but
the agents Of domestic cotton goods were
fairly active for all descriptions. Cotton
firm and steady, but prices unchanged.
The Daily Bulletin says prints are in mod.
crate request and ginghams active. A
new l0ic print called Somerset has been
introduced in this market, and is CONTROL.
cd by a leading jobbing house. Foreign
goods IRE quiet except ut auction, where
large sales Of dress fabrics, silks and rib.
bonA are made daily. One sale Of dress
goods yesterday realized $4,000.
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Intelligent men and women wanted evory.
where. To get good Territory, Ere!USirsIy as.
signed, send early for circulars and terms. ]. b.
FORD Il CO., New York; Boston, Mass; Chi
capo Ill. RRn Francisco Gal
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 13.-Flour-Dull aud
prices a shade lower; extra spring, small
sales at s. 50a6 25. WheOt-No. l spring
81 29a1 90; No. 2 closed at 81 2lial 21G.
Corn-Irregular, closing at 32bc. Oats
No. 9. 2GSa2G5c. Rye-No. 2, Csc. Bar.
ley-Fall No. 2, G0ta70c. POrk-De-
mand fair. and prices advanced $l4 60
Lard-74c. Bulk Meats-Shoulders 5ba
5tc; short rib middles packed TIC. Bacon
unchanged, no sales. Dressed Hogs
s. 80 for good shipping lots. Whisky
Soc.
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CINCINNATI, March 13.-Flour-$7 rs
Assoc. Wheat, 81 7la1 70. Corn, 39c.
Rye, Oats and Barley-Quiet and IN
changed. Provisions-Srong; Pork
Strong and higher; sales at SIS so. Lard
Dull; steam 7iaSc; kettle StaSic. Bulk
meats-Shoulders 53c; sales at 5Hc; clear
rib sides TIC; clear 7Rc. Bacon-Shong
shoulders held at 69c; clear rib sides SIC
clear SSa0c. Whisky-95c.
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POST OFFICE REGISTER.

t,o,r. M which malls arc due and close at tho
Post ONCE in this city. Prepared IN accord
Nnce with the latest tune UoleS On Ino E""'
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er lower.


STATE BoNDs-Firm and higher Tor
Tennessee's; otherwise dnll.
RAILROAD BoNDs-In good demand.
STocKs-The market is dull, the only
activity being in Pacific Mail, which fell
9 per cent, Western Union Telegraph,
which declined, but subsequently recover
ed, and Lake Shore, which is in demand
pending the April election and advanced
I per cent, otherwise'p prices in the main
were lower, but tho market closed with
some recovery and steady.
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Stationary, Portable and Blast
ENGINES.

Saw Mil, FIGURING Mill and Blast Furnace \
chIneTy. II. j. F. BLANOY. Newark, o