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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
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y written charges slgned 10y The passen-

by written charges slgnec by The passen-
gers.
Arrested.
Michael Ruberry, of Brooklyn. has been
arrested for kicking his aunt in the stomach,
causing fatal injuries, and severely beating
his mother.
The Murdered Sailor.
The friends of Captain Hadwin, murder
ed on Monday night, state that he was also
robbed. Members of the Masonic fraternity
of Fall River, Massachusetts. where he be-
longed, and leaves a wife and child. have
arrived here to take charge OF the body.
suicide in Hoboken.
D. Fl. Tinteiorate committed suicide at
Hobo ken this morning. He was man OF
large means, and came 10 this country from
Germany short time ago. IN consequence
OF dispute about game OF billiards Win
his brother, with whom te was IN business.
Chinese Laborers Attacked.
SAN FRANCISCO, August S--A camp OF
Chinese laborers on the narrow guage ral!-
road, near Benicia, was attacked yesterday
by crowd Of drunken white men, who
tore down the tents ana stoned and dubbed
the Cbinamen The Chinese ted ike She ep
into the hills. and al. work was suspended.
Several OF the assaiied laborers were sub
sequently found miles away from the place
OF work.
Murderer Arrested.
WASHINGTON, August 9-SIattec, vino
killed Hussey, has been arrested.
Wife Murder and suicide.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, August ..-John Wentz.
q Junk dealer, shot bis wife this evening
and then shot himself; both are dead. They
4uarreled about money matters. Wentz
was intoxicated. They leave seven chill
dren.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

Reported Capture Of Cienfuegos by Carlist
SympathiZers.

SympathiZers.
NEW YORK. August e.--It is reported in
Spanish circles in this city that kilograms
from Havana were received here yesterday
ty Spanish commercial houses and by high
Spanish functiOnaries IN this country to
the effect that General Portillo. at the head
of 5000 men, had entered and captured
Cienfuegos without shot being fired. and
that he there proclaimed Don Carlos as King
of Spain, in the presence OF many OF the
leading Spanards of Havana, including
generals in the army, colonies and volunteer
regiments.
The Jesnits and several OF the leading
slave traders of the island are said to be
co-consprators with General Portillo for
the overthrow Of the republican govern
ment Of Span.
A New Republican Paper.
HAVANA, August 9-E2 GoyTo Figaro, a
new republican paper has appeared.
Abandoned Insurgent Camp Destroyed.
Spanish telegram from Puerto Prin-
cipe announces the destruction of large
abandoned cncampment OF tire enemy near
Scranton, in Holguin.
Bringing in Head.
Ten persons presented themselves from
the enemy's camp bringing the head of a
late insurgent, Colonel Jose Arias.
Reaction ut Porto Rico Feared.
Fears are entertained that he news from
Spain will cause reaction in Porto Rico. A
feeling Of discomfort is manifested through
out the islands.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
Nansards TO be Abolished.

The Boston Fire Underwriters Union has
determined to follow the course lately taken
by the New York board. A. a meeting
recently it was decided that after the frs:
of January next Che rate of insurance on
wooden M.nsard roofs should be raised
trcm fifty cents OF 500 20 S, on the same
amount. This. of course. include, not only
the building but the insurance Oh all the
merchandise contained IN it: and il vii!
thus be seen tha: j: will be difficult for the
owner OF such a warehouse to let i. % any
merchants for ordinary busines. purposes.
The addition OF an expense of one pc: cen.
ON ali the goods coming into store woul,.
often take away any profit that might
otherwise come from the sale OF III. same
Ras!v,. .iTreviiS.,'.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

RY JOHN G. WIRE. Acc71oNEER-
- otiics and sa,esroom Ne. To poyCras stree,.-
On "a RSAI SeptemD Der 6 ,6-3, at twelve ocloc x
~ R at tn. her'n nants and Auet.oneers Exchange or
from the honorable the Second District Cont for
the parish o! Orleans dated the " ertv-niutb d a
OF July iS'j. court docket No. So g29 viii he snia
by pubic auction for account of the abny- MN
success'cns. til" following described property. q
l. TW" CERTAIN LOTS OF GaotJE, with 81.
me 4tnIToTeM-nts thereon, situated h the F:ret
DDistIiet "' tins city. in Che square bounded i,y
Hl0d, Basin. Julia anG Franklin streets sntI fas;r
nate,. as lots Nos 30 and :! .. a oan drawn ~.
5"stpi' f.he, surveyor, tated the twentieth .f
January .65I and deposited III til. office q Fex
oehih"S. a notary pub.c .t TIL. city. Said ,o;,
u".n ..,, .'ol. ...eI ara measure each Americ
measure - feet .LcIe. non. on GiIed stree.
.. 40 ieet IL depth between parallel .,n.s TIE
'pfoFe'nshts ccnsis. 0: q large bUi.,.ing now oc.
Cfp!tc as a hiacEsmlti, slu. and . two s.orx
oqlohS the lower i,af: oi which IS used a. =
i"5,lshs establishment and me .rpe. as
,. THO .ERTAlE LOTS "F GROUND. VIII, a..
improvements th.r. situated ia liz. FI~s Ii,.
If4ct bt this :tE, IL The sGuAIe bounded by Eas,
formerly ~. Johnj FIaiki!. formerly 81, Pei; r,
5roone formerly Girodl and Jllia streets. dasja
aatec a sy ,h. nos. ana on Ia. tieuIar plan
d,a"n by t. oiiGuin, surveyor. on the twelfth If
November, 1893. and deposited ia the of,ic. OF
An1edee Ducai... notary public in tlis city. as
plan NO. 81 III Book OF Pans No. 2 accord,n1 In
which said plan said lots adioin each other and
measure in American measure each 20 e ct front on
Basin street, each the same measure ON tbe roo,
line oy the depths following. to wit: Lot No 1872
feet .nches lines on side 1913 feet incbe,
,,nes on the other side line separating it from lot
NO. . ana lot No. z measures l28 feet : inches nm
tie other side: The improvements consist Of "a q
!arSe lnmber shed extending across the rear Of
IONS the rear OF the first described lots whinb
'front.' on Girod street, the whole forming 3. mos.
Iesrabie establishment for the pursuit OF the
business. e"iianicai
Terms and Conditions-One third cash. ba,o,o.
10 pi one sLa Two years from date Of ad
GhaseI, srawn to his own order and by him pG IN.
oorsed, bearing interest at the rate Of eieht rs ~
ledge on the property sold until final naypa,t
VII tte cause oI five per cent attorneys sees IN
Ease s SUIT the purchaser to assume the taxes m nf
policy transferred. f' oeoeo ana the
tba act Of sse before j. Caste notary public at
aus 10 II "a 81 sec "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF T.. DREYFIs &. tn-

UHlTEn STATE. MAH.PA,'. .,F,.cR
New Orleans, Angus, ,, 1873.
FS'hiS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT . w.pR.Nr
n pan kruptcy has beei. issued out Of tLe Dis.
NC Court OF the United State. for :I,. I.s,rict
o., o: honf"e, IA the pa.ish OF cus.ni-a state of
h';,lsA.a, .dJu'G-d bankrupts upon tnei..wn DC.
,iG., ~. ''at the payment Of any Leb.. ana he
' ~ any property belonging to .aif BANK.
Us, 20 mem or for their use and III. transfer OF
os them. are forbidden .y la.y .Eat
Aes.iI.S .! the creditors OF said ,,a..t;u,. to
.'eVa thelr debts and choose one or ,rore assign.
w VI ,ieir estate, WA. be held at a. cotI. OF haGk.
.mpnntt 70 De holden on the :wentyt..!r. day of
In TO- y. io.3 at II A. NJ, at the CustomhCuse
tsr trtiiS' New or!eara before c. S. Kellogg Regis
a,, D, =. E. PACKARD.
&c % . United States Narsiaf
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
IAIE ~ OF MRS. ELIZABETH B..
rns MISS Catherine 4. E.Innis John Ippis.
Sorue!.u US Inuis and Ajax. Inuis
UNITED STATES MARssAi's CPr1CB, I

UNITED STATES MARssAi's oPr1cs,I
New Orleans, July %, 1873. !
't'HlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WAR
~. rant in bankruptcy has been issued olt of the
tia, Court OF the United States for the. Dis
1 peth g. lnnis, Miss Catherine A. 2. Innis John
andr;. cornelius innis and Alex. Innis, of Alex.
is4ana' 10 1he parish of Rapides state OF Lou.
ssl;5 uyH; ,nat the payment of any debss. and the
rupts 70 81 tbsy any property belonging to said bank;
any property by them are forbidden by law: that q
ths;r OF the creditors of said bankrupts to prsve
ss, ueDts and choose or more assignees oftheir
he ho, VIII DO held at a court of bankruptcy to
A n n1aen ,SIn on the twenty second day of August,
ajlev 1SI3 az twelve O'clock NJ, at No. Al Exchange
new Orleans, before D. Augustn, Register
;,,oo s. B. PACKARD,
1'"' s1<< United States Marshal,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
nate the Hospodar OF Montenegro, Is con
tradicted.
Weather Report.

nate the Hospodar OF Montenegro, Is con
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, =,
Office Chief Signal OFFICER
Washington, August g. 1873, AS P. N.
PROBABILITIES.
70, The Northwest and thence to Missouri, low
barometer, warm and cloudy weather and local
For the upper lakes, and thence to the lower
Ohio valley. northeast to southeast winds, part Y
cloudy weather, followed by falling barometer and
For the lower lakes, and thence to West vir.
einia, warmer and generally clear weather, with
south theast winds.
For the Eastern and Middle States rising baron.
eter, low temperature, partly cloudy weather and
occasional local rains.
barometer. higher temperature, southeast and
southwest winds, cloudy weather and .ccal storms
near the coast.
Reports missing from the Southwest.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass August 9, 6 P. M-Earometer
29.7D. Wind south, strong. .irived-steamship
Fire Queen, as P. NJ, CoIhslley, master, from
Liverpool, TO De-, Deesn' zerega e 1 Go. saied-steam
SHREvaPoRT, August 9-Neathe- clear aid lot
in the forenoon. There was a good shower IN the
6s George rom "as isss
John 7, Moore and EIeta, for New Orleans
'lcKsBrRe. August s-No boats down TO. today:
VAIN and cloudy. River falling.
CAIRO, August 9.-Anived-Belle o: Shreveport,
from Red river. at P. NJ. Deyarted- Belle OF
shreveport for St. Louis, at P. II. Weather clear
and hot until 8 P. NJ; now oudy. River fallen
i've inches in the past twentE-four hours. o..
vicksbur2; Lady Lee. for Shreveport. River fall
ing. Weather clear and hot
MEMPHIS. August 9.-Weather warm and showery.
River falling steadily. Departed Belle CT Shreve-
port and Ora I'D Tower for ST. Lo;ls City of Helena
for vcksburg; Pauline Caro-! for New Orleans; J.
D. Parker for Cincinnati: CaIksvile for Arkansas
river.
C1ycrSvArI August 9.-River eleven feet six inches
and falling. Arived-H. s. Turner from New Or
leans. DeIarted-Eck Lonswo-h. for New Orleans.
Weather clear and hot.
PITTsBURG August 9-Rivec .hIee feet ten inche S
and falling. Weather clear anG pleasant.
EVANSVILLE. August 9.-Weather cloudy and hot;
heavy to night. The rive. ,as ten inches.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS,

Nominated for Mayor.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 9.-James Otis
to-day received the taxpayers nomination
jor Mayor.
The First Bale.
SAVANNAH, August '.-The ;rs: bale OF
the new crop of cotton arrived to-day. Ii
was sold at auction to Randall. Dobhin &
Co., at twenty-seven cents per pound
Drowned.
CAzENOvrA. n. Y. August !-Miss Flor.
ence A. Mattoon and Charles J. Beebe
were drowned near the shore while sailing
this evening in Cazency!a lake. the boat
having capsized.
BALTIMORE. Angus: .-Erederict: 10.
senthal with his wife and child. at No 40
Rank street were terribly burned tonight,
fbe child fatally, by the explosion OF cca!
oil lamp. upset by the chiid.
A Prisoner Escaped.
CHICAGO, August 9--John w. Young ex.
clerk Of the Chicago postoifice.. who was
engaged in forging possai money orders,
and who was arrested IN Massachusetts, II
few days ago by the postottice detectives.
10 reno,red TO have escaped from the officers
who we're bringing him to this city by jump.
ing from the train near Edgarton last night
and taking to the woods.
Finding the Lost Cable.
LONDON. August 9.-Rumors are current
in London tonight that tue steamship
Great Eastern has succeeded III recovering
she Atlantic cable Of 1867
Cholera Disappeared from Vienna.
VIENNA, August 9.-The cholera has en-
sirely disappeared from this city.
King Ludwig GeinG to Vienna.
MUNICH, August 9.-king Ludwig Will
$isit the Vienna exposition ineognito next
Veek.
The Attempt - Assassinate Denied.
TRIESTE. August 9.-The statement thas
an attemp; was made yesterday to assaes'-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
IMPORTS,
RECEIPTS OF PRnnrcr
SHERIFF'S SALES,
Merchants Mutual Insurance (ompan

Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
vs. +. J. 'la Si,a.
CrET! DISTRICT COURT FOR THE ?ARlsE
- of orleans: No. i5.t.-Bv "-Et;le of = writ OF
seizure and sale 70 directed. bv II. ncnora BILE
the SlztL Dst.ic- Court for the parish OF Orleans
IN III. ABOVE entitled cause. I win proceed to
sell at pubic auction. q. the Merchants and Auc.
t!cneec. Exchange, Royal street between Canal
and EUs+omhoust streers, il. :;i. Secon! District
81 ths city. en MONDAY Angus =. 1873. a, we've
o'clock NJ. .ile following desc.!b.1 property to
vii
A LOT CF GROUND situated il the Second Dis
trict of tli city in III. square bounded n- DaJ.-
yline trsGlI.. BOIrt". and Hosritai streets
measuring 'hi,tv-one :.et eleven inches Hrt lines
front OF. Dauphne street, Dv nludred and
tw.nty-se~eH feet ten inches :iv. ...as .eep: the
nI.iding. consisting ci an ol" house go, tanning
two rooms. Being the same property acquired by
.he dete endan. herein bv purchase tom ii. success.
sion OF the late John Pen De.tor, deceased per act
PASSED '.tore A. D. Dorloco..s 2v.Ar: |; .u.!c u
This city, January d. 1870.
Seized IL the abOTe SUI.
1e!ms-Ca 81 CI. the spot.
v. p. HARPER
iyia y aI.i" Sheriff OF the Parish of QrIeanl
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
4 Practical Game.

A game recently invented in the Frenci
army by Colonel Lerval. consists OF a man
OF the terrain on which it is intended I,
maneuver. SMALL parallelograms of paste
board, weighted with little piece OF lead.
represent the troops. Some represent bat.
talions. others platoons, batteries and
s,quadrons. Plain pins represent sharp
shooters; pins. with black heads. cavalry
troops: pins. with flags. brigade or division
staff. Wooden parallelopipeds designate
train wagons. and with a red cross the am
balances. This simple apparatus enables
the officer to proceed from the single to the
combined formation, to learn the import OF
this or that movement, or how to value a
comblnation Of movements, and become
well informed on the dangerous fire-zones
and condition of the country,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
BY 3. u. & B. ]. MONTGOMERY.

SAFES, ETC, AT Auction.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES
II, K. Al. d b. J. AONTGOMERY-
~. montgomery. Auctioneer, Office No. 81
Camp street.-Win sen every TUESDAY, THURS.
DAi and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
Seiock. at Their auction room, corner Camp and
,a GESERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
Telus-Cssb. mr1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
By z. A. Deslonde.
FRoMlSsORy NOTES-PROMISSORY NOTES
AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF ANTONIO MONO.

DY E. A. DESLONDE, AUCTlONEER-0F-
ID tice No. Caller court.-THURSDAY. AugHs I
and Auctionee.s' Exchange, Royal street, by virtue
and in pursuance OF order of the Hon. A L. 7 s..
sot, judge of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated August :, 1873 dockt t
No. 30 4a5, will be sold for account of above
cessiOn-
]. A PROMISSORY NOTE. dated June l., 1875.
payable fourteen months after date, for the
$sa5. drawn by P. Amato and indorsed by FRANCOIS
Ortlas.
?. A PROMISSORY NOTE. dated July p, 1872, pay.
able SIX months after date. and renewed for SIX
mouths from January 27, 1875; for the OF S3.5.
drawn by FRANCOIS and Gabriel ClnteS TO ti!elr
der and by them inGOrseG
TeTlns-Cash Oh the spot. aUl0 II q"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

succession OF T.. OrdevlOIie IS. John
Dawsao: Marie Louise Remv vs. same
GlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, Nos. 49, and 45il.-By virtue OF a
writ of fer tacias and of an alias w,i: of feri
facias; both to me directed by. the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, OF WEDNESDAY, August 30 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property, to
wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of
John Dawson, defendant herein in and to an action
in settlement Of partnership, entitled John Dawson
vs. Eugene Bolsseau, No. 3i5s Of the docket Of the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
Seized II the above suits.
Terms-Cash OF the spot.
". P. HARPER
au. ,: Sheriff OF tGe Parish Ct Orleaua
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
Secorc District Cosrt for the Paris. Of Or.eaas-
No. 81 OIO.

NO. S4,UlOs
DT WRITE OF AND IN GBENIENCT TO an
IL oIie! OF sale rendered July 25, 1878 10 ne di.
tected py the houOrable the Secou,: District Court
tOi Tie Iarsi! of Orleans. in the above entitled
matter. wi! Proceed to sell at public auct iol at
the Merchants and AnctOneers Exchange. ROYAL
street. uetWeeH Canal and CuStOmhouse streets in
the Second Dist.ic: OF this city. SATURDAY.
Septen Der -, .g.3. at twelve O'clock NJ. Tor ac.
count Of said succession. the to!lowin; described
prope:t. 70 W.T.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with .he
rlghI., WAYS. servitudes. privileges and aGvau-
tages :her. .nt0 belonging or in aDGNist. appuy-
tanning, situated wing and being in tie Fourth Dis
trict "f this city designated by the number rwc IN
square Number Elk bounded by Jackson. Josephine
Apo.iC .CG BIaiEatG streets said .ct nleasal inr
son street, BY one hundred and five tett n depy.,
as per plan dI:.yy. by j. Pile late survey OF dated
the sixth .tav o! February, 1928 anne Xei TO an ac
PASSED "efore {. Pollock late notary plol.c il
this ci.T, oE The thirteenth dav of March. 1873.
Being the same property which was cGtiir,i nv
OF his wife. from PLihp Thomas P..il.l {. 10y All act
passed before Edward Barnett, late n..arv public
in this city on the sixteenth dav of April, 1861
said property was purchased ny the said De.
ceased win his own money, and although the t;.e
stands n his we's name still the same is no. her
separate property. but belongs the community
TeIms-Jue-iOurth cash on the spot and tie
balance on q credit OF one. two an'I three wears
il notes secured by special mortgage and vena.
'Gs leE, bearing interest at TIE rate eisht pev
IL case o suit tive per centlattoTIevs commissions
to DC likewise secured by mortgage. The rrcper.v
t" ne key; .-.s.:ed and the policy transferred 70
vendors.
". p. HARPER.
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
SAN DOMINGO.
Trouble Apprehended in Hayti.

TF0ubIe AppFehended IN Hayt1.
PORT-AUPRiScE. July :3.-Chambere at
Port au-Prince had not been opened No
session is likely to be held this year. the
government apprehendng trouble if they
meet. There is . revolution on the north.
ern frontier.
Disorders In San Domingo.
San Domingo is progressing. and fighting
is Of daily occurrence.
The roads in all the northern provinces
are impossible, owing to gueIrilias.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
FRANCE.
No Cholera in Paris.

PARIS. August 9.-Inquiry by the govern
ment officers proves that no case cholera of
has occurred in Paris this yea..
M. Dufaure.
It is rumored that NJ. Dufaure Is 70 be ap-
pointed presiden. of tie Counc:! OF State.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
An Exhibition Game.

BALTIMORE, August 9.-The Baltimore
and Philadelpnia clubs PLAYED an exhibition
game. resulting in twenty-four runs for the
Baltimores and twenty-five for the Phila.
delphias. Brainard and McVey. of the
Baltimore club, were pitcher and catcher
for the Philadelphias. and Zethin and Ma.
lone, Of to Phiadelphlas. filed the same
position for the Baltimore club.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

DY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. AuC-
ID tioneers- Nicholas j. Hoey MISUNDERSTANDING
No. Il Exchange place.-SATUkDAY September s,
1873 at twe3ve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Cana'
and Customhouse streets, by virtue OF Judgment
of the honorable the Second District Court Tor the
parish of Orleans. rendered the twenty fifth
July. 1873. will sold by public auction, in order
20 effect PARTITION in the above entitled matter-
Z CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND in The Fourth
District of This CITY forming the halt or the
designated by the No. 63 on a plan by L. II Pile,
city surveyor. and bounded by Washn ston Fourth,
Roman and PrieUr streets. sub!ivlded into lots.
and forming the lower half OF said square, and
fronting Washington. Fourth and P.ieur streets,
to be sod il lots according TO plan exhibition
at the Exchange.
Terms-One-fhird cash; the remainder at one and
two years credit in notes OF the purchasers, bear
ing interest of eight per cent per annum from day
OF sale until final payment, with the clause OF nve
per cent attorneys fees in event of siit and 10 be
secured by special mortgage aud vendor lien on
the properly sod, and with the clause of de non
a,ienando," and purchasers to assume payment Of
all taxes tor 1873 over and above the amounts OF
their bids.
Acts OF sale at the expense OF the PURCHASERS
before W. j. Castell, notary public.
aus Is % 80 srtj
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
M0netary~-Commerciai.
MONETARY.
OyEECE OF TIE Dali! RBPTBNlCAH,

MONETARY.
oyvrck OF TEE DAILY RBPrRHICAS.}
SATURDAY EVENING, Ansus- 9, 1873. !
The money market continued Guis; and IN
tchanged The offerings both il bank and on the
street light, and we hear OF no transactions
worthy Of note. Compared with last week the
returns Of Clearing House banks show q moderate
falling off in deposits and discounts Int without
any material change in cuireLcy. We continue
to quote first class paper at sai. = cert r
annum with without colla1etals; Al at ]. and
second class at -dl3: first class ncE' gage
still rules at sal0 and second Class a: IL.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING House.
August s............. sis. ): s,e5aaa ..
same time last week go $50 .ot aa, ~ :, .e$<l % H
Total week before -. 4.O55.SSs y .,56 SO
Gold opened at l5l. 4ll59s, aaains, :i5'. a. New
York. AID after hight bus mess .loseG 81 the
opening rates. against ll53. in that !nals--. The
sales Comprised $ 500, .mhr.ci.l. Soea and
$1,000 at ll57s, and & 1900 al ilJ5e.
No sales OF silver were reported. imerlCa; half
dollars were still quoted at 1850. ~, AID Mt1csu
dollars at = + cent premium IL so!1 70: lew ana
! !. tor old.
Sterling exchange was wi:I.cy.: .c"-a;'ie var:a
ton. The only sale reported vas 80, bill %:
ladng al 1855.
No sales OF francs OF German n!.rss re-
At the close sterling bills s:!u Gyoted at
l254 6ilo for bill of ladi.s and Al olea.. ana 10
a. Tor bank AID francs al +.o'. 49, :"r private
ana $50 for bank. German niaIk> coAtl!Geu nom
NAL
The offerings OF domestic exchange ".r. light"
ara rates without Guorable variation. TE. '-lV
sales reported were $4,000 commercial and ~ coo
bank sight on New York at SIC T. cen! 1ie,l4liln
The banks continued 10 check on New lofE a. 2
p cent premium and private kIght stu!
quoted at 5-i6
The only sale of stocks reported was shares
Merchants Mutual Insurance ."lnlanv at go
The sales Of bonds included 5 ahot Louisiana
State Of 1866 at 4l9; $4,000 cify gold hearing seven
per cents o. and $1,000 do at 9. /. 1Ee latter
closed at I'll 06l4., against u yesten!ay.
City appropriation certificates were nominal
at 80.
No sales of METROPOLITAN poce waT,a ants were
reported They closed at .31-.
Graham State warrants were nominal az about
40
In Clinton State warrants we noticed . sac "f
$1,000 at 80 a. which they Closed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

pT WALTON. DAVIS 4 FRERET-j g.
II Walton ucti0ueeT; Office No. 50 CaInp street.
MONDAY. August II. 1873, at ee ven o'clocs on the
premises OF ST. Louis street, between perbiguy
and Claiborne streets by virtue and in pursuance
Of all order of the honorable the Second District
Court for the pa,si. OF Or,eans No 10 .6. on ,ht.
docket. wi, he sold
THE CONTENTS OF THE AFORESAID DWELL.
ing, consisting OF household furniture Oil paint.
lng5. pictures, lot OF tools, etc. as per inventory
on Tile III the ctfice Of the auctioneel.
TerIGs-Casn tine spot. The effects to he "a.
moved the day of sale. iy30 an2 G 10