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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-18

Kobevs Kyle vs.. steamboat E1porter-
No. 10, 1870
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 District OF LouIsiana.-IH obedience Il, adj.
mira ty warrant to me- directed in the above
titled suit. have seized and taken :nto LII! pos
session.
THE STEAMBOAT EXPORTER. her .acs'e
boats. etc. libe'ed by John KYLE ios the
causes set forth IN the ..bel pending ia the
District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admorisb .he owner Of
owners thereof. and all and every person per.
cons having pref. nding to have any light, Title
or interest ill o. to the same to be and appear at
district court o: the United States for she district
aforesaid. be holden -, .he cIty of New Orleans
on the third Monday of May. 20 shaw cause. i
an. they lave or can. why Tie sail steamboat
snuuG nat b. condemned an,: b4 solo agrtsaby 20
the r:a,er oI the lbelans.
!L,;fc States Aa;sna.s office. New os.va.n
.we:.'. fg.: day o: Ap.., i@f;:
=. = PACKARD.
avg n"l iHLo VI ~. STA IS Marshal
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS,


G'GlnnPn n n =. steamboat
No. lo,les
r,,1 ,-x,-rn Sr.Tps n1Srprcr ccrRT
/ n; inn ~ n.n.sianaI ~ ooaSi rce w an al
- nront w ~, =. a;r.c+sd i'm +be .hova er+i.
~ ~; 80 si,sd anI 1alen !, IN nv noss.s.
.ieu suit ~ " ~
slnn- cr,,>,po.r v.pcr,I, nov ,oo+s
1iih h1-nD - 49, {, -. e.. 49,
causes set forth in the libel now peLding IN the
District Court of the United states.
Aud do hereby cite and ad1uonish the evrer OF
owners thereof. and al and every person or per
sOns having or pletenolng 10 nave any right, t.'e
interest in OF 10 the same TO oe anu appear al
IistcT Court ol fle uhi.eI S'a'es iot sue u.s.let
Aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
on the third Monday OF May, to show cause,
any they have OF can, why me sdid steam ooa,
should Lot De cONGeH!te0 aHO oe so1u, sieou'-!
to the pray CT the hte'an'.
United States Mafsha!s once, new V!leaHe'
twenty first day Of April, 1915
~ b. PAt hshr
apl2 myl 10 20 United States Marshal.
1I 11-;11;,.,- a, al % ScI,nnOer Ne
h''I X" "a is?
~ WIN ,-x,,EIn r-.TpS iTsTp1CT CGJp.r
mn; M -, rn,ts;ara IN oh.d;erc. to a. at
4 p!e.iLc. VI .ou ni"i *, "a ~ az sho-a 49,,
ni,s'y NaTInl ~ ~ ,,. .I ~ r nv oo
ai i s'''' i'"'e o' " ~ 49,
sloI- o,>,-, rcrsr. .,, ,o1
IHE rNiiO'N hi, u, VIZ a " 80 ."pf 70,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.
LITTLE ROCK-SteaineI E.pCy.e1-.06 bales OF
cotton and sundIies
JEPFERSON-S!eaneT Eose.S-H3 bales csticn
and sundTi.s
ST LOUIS-Stea,ner Thompson Dea--sS!9 bb;s of
-four 554 hbls meal al9 els corn eoe SKIS oats 1898
SKIS bran i22 Uks bacon y cs hams zoe ties lard G6
bales hay
BATON ROUGE-SteaIn.r st joint: Ei,ds sugar
and s,ndres
SRREvEPORT-Steaner Mana Louse-s6s bales
cotton and sundries
CATDkE-SteameV Sabine lac bales cotton and
sundgies
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, May LEO bales Gotten ah3s tobacco
new ORLEANS. JACKSON sND GREAT NORTH.
EkN RAILROAD, May 1853 bales cotton Is
bids tobacco ana snndry produce
n ,KGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
Nav ITO bales cotton and sundries
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RAILROADS.
LIMOS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENCY, NEW ORLEANS.
E.curs;on Tickets to All Points from St.
Louis or Cairo
At GREATLY REDUCED RATES
fo- fail information apply at the general Office
Illinois Central Railroad, No. 26 Ca'Oroei-t street
JAMES 7. TUCKER,
mx1e I'm General Southern Agent
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Taylor Mcl;rado e al. W. Stenmboa
Marceia hey tackle and freight consist lnc
o: So eco slaves No. I0.Zl4.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il District of L"uisiara.-In obedience TO Al alias
admiralty warrant :" me directed in the above Ell
titled s!:. have s*.zed an! taken into ny posses g.
THE STEAMBOAT MAR"rLLA. her tackle.
furniture. and neigh: consisting o: $500 slaves,
yelled by Tavloy HcGrath II "a. .for the causes
set forth n the lb.; low pending IA the H.s1g:ct
Court of the United Sta'e.
And do hereby cite and aimonish :hc owner or
owners thereof, sshd a. and every person Or per.
snEs A."'c or cr+!enijIs to hrvs any right. title
interest 70 the s"ns, 20 be and appear at a
district Court of the United states. for the cls.
rict ature said, to be- holden at tie city %. New os.
ans on the third Monday of Ju.e, 20 show c.Ise,
II any they .iave or can. Why tie sid s;snhc az
and freight should not y" condemned and he sold
agree ably to the prayer %! Nheian's
United Mates MAJ s'a = At.ct. y. y s':ears
s. Z. PACKARD.
nv u ?. ID - United States Marshal.
Edgar Mott ct al. W.. Steamboat Sabine
aud ol9 bales Cotton al q 'ouslgnet s-No. IG2No.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District OF .u.siaDa.--ln oh, Gi.nc. to adj
Miraty warrant. to directed il IL. above emit.
tied suit. Lave seized auG taken INTO my posse
THE STEAMBOAT SABINE AMI 90 EALRs
COTTON and .onsIgnees, row l!beled by Edgar
Mott et a.. fox the set forth in The libel now
pending in the EstIic; Court of the United States
And DO hereb, cite and admonis! :ne owner OF
owners thereof, and all and every person per
sons having pretending TO have any right. title
interest III or to the same, 20 he and appear at
District Court OF the Up ted States for the district
afOresa i'd b. !.o!den at the c,tv of New Orleans
the fourth Monday i'll May. 1872. to show cause. i
any they have can, why :he said steamboat
Sabine and GIG bales OF cotton and censignees
should not be condemned aud he sold agreeabl,
TO the prayer OF !ihelan'e.
United States Marsha"s office New Orleans
f!tE day OF May. 1913.
81. PACKARD
ny6 10 2; Cnte6 States Marshal.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Aiabama-4.N bales #
cotton ~ "a bushels il bulk baes skins l.
bales moss 10 bids tobacco 70 pkGs mdse *le 600
il specie 2O0G slaves
LivEKPtnIL->L!r Eorc an rc,ir;c-33:s bales
cot ION 1900 slaves
LIVERPOOL rark A>k"y-i.s6 Nales cotton 1900
staves
Ty.LiA-Schcoue: Lady wooibury-Ie b1is 70 r
ba gs coffee .Gon :tet .lrmteI ! BIZ. bee: anG
Dire.
Observation-Disclosures .Ea-sle-!'" sas eats 2.
SKIS corn 50 ptgs mdse
NEW YOKK-St.anshp City q; Daas-'i2 bales
81 bales moss l!5o bbs tour ..c bits pork lS
bags " DOL 242I hides bale skins
LIvEKPOOL-Sh!v E.Gras.a-:8as ta'es cotton
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Y&Ik tfAtANAs

FUN NAV ANAs
Teucbfna ct Cedar X eys and Key Wesss
s:nrryfnA the United sta!cs .,iau.
R-A TIE New Orieaus. YsortGA
1k aud Havana Stesmshi. Company
a4 will dispatch a tilst .'.,s fsst pss-
- 1a7zlO sengar steamer
Every Wednesday,.
F1elG Sue :oot OF Ca.iro,e street. y:s: $.tst.lcv
8ATSS OF PASSAGE:
TO havana. 20 tsts- xsy
CanI..- $40 SIS
steera.e. .................. 70 II
Ttr"-.gh bills Of iadiDg issued 20 b. scuts In
blcrlta including Tampas aud to New .C-E, Ch1r.
lestoI and Savannah.
None but the compary's bills OF !s',ng Asps6,
ANA none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger Recommendations and ih-clsb
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without pe:nis e-en Lite o.
dce.
S'ss freight OF passage apply ty
:. K. ROBKRTS, TreasLrei.
No. 12a Common et-eet
Over :he Louisiana Nationa1 BAnk.
The steamship HAVANA fel.ows cG regular
day. deyIy
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Sunday. May 20. 1873.
r,f8prn vpSTErnEv
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Dallas, Jones. for New York
British steamship Alabama. Flint. for Liverpool:
Steamer Mag gle. .ny ,Or. for Pensacola
Ship NunG uan Dcrmo. Cous. 10. for Liverpool
British ship Beigravia. Bell, for Liverpool!
SCHOONER Lacy Woodbury.. Woodbury.. fov V:.Ha
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Il Locke. Ward 3da.s :iGIn e.. tai ~
and. TO & G.aade--2d district
9OWROATa.
Ocean, VI III ans. nom the Passrs-@.wec .'own
to the bar. I41h instant. barks ca, ,hal. AuN
kos and .a!kritH-BICu.i: .chooIti J.
Locke
STEAMBOATS,.
Exporter. Williams. from ti:ti~ ECck
Rcssitr. Maitland, from It1ie's",
Thompson Dean. Reaper. from ~ ic..'s
~ john. Greenhouse. tIOm B;.tou E,'l!e~
Maria Louise. BIifker. from S:Teyelo.t
S.tiIC, S!aHctt. from camden
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John Koran IS. schooner PaImn-No.

John Koran IS. schooner PaImn-No.
IGl17.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CUrH..'.
i F!-t:ic: 9: LNuisaLa In obedience o an i'd
miraitv warrant. 10 directed IN the above
suI.-
THE SCHOONER PALMA. Ter .ac,'e. apparel.
e,r now .ibeiet BY John Koran for the causes Sc.
fort III the ,el ow pel.,:iDg i'll the District Coax:
ct Che Unit. q States.
and 60 hereby cite and admor Isl. TIE OWE: ~,
owners thereof. and all and every person
hav.I pretending to have. a.y right. it,e
interest u! OF t" the same. TO be ard pear a: q.
Dstyc Court ct the United States, for the district
aforesaid, to he holden at The city of New Orleans
on the II .rd Monday OF May, to show cause ]! any
they have can. why tie said schooner should
| not be coudem' ed and be sod agye.atiy 20 tie
PRAYER OF :belans.
United States Mars,ars stfce. New Gli.ans.
eighth day st April. 49,.
s. B. PACKARD.
arc p v.C 10 United States Marsha.
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAN
RAILROAD COMPANY
CHANGE OF TIME.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES.

On src after May the Coast Accommodation
Tram will leave Canal street depot daily tSundays
excep,ed) fur Ocean Sprii gs and Uterine diate sta
ti,rs at :S:l5 p. NJ. arriving at Ocean Springs at
pm Returning. lea, es Ocean Springs at 6 l. M
alr.ves at New Orleans at $50 A. NJ. Excursion
tickets good Tor three da, e to all points.
Special Sunday e1 cu sion tcktt is, good only on
fay Of sale will he iss Ted at following rates:
To Bay st Louis and retu .............. 81 >5
To Pass Christian and return .-..-..,.... = 60
To Mississippi City and return. ......,...... 50
To Bicyi and return ............. .-........ rs
To Ocean Springs and return. SEQ
To Essi Psscasou,a and return .-,.,,.:. 3 rs
Sunda: evenings train leaves Noule az P H.
a~rSes at New Orleans at about ~ P. NJ,
s. H. SCRANTON
General perin-enGeut
X. p. SHUTE,
auSO General Ticket Aren't
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The good efec. G. the advance III foreign exchange
:. t. cent in private ste1liIg aid J. IL bank was
I.utralizea by She gloomy imam iai accounts from
the .oEt men: and the advance in TN. Bank CT
England :ate 20 1. cent. Tie better qua!ti les.
however. .roIr III. j: light supply maintained the!
position, but good Ordinary and the lower grades
were good .ea. enleia.ized. al q nnsalabs III
J. IS Al l:bt RAJ concessions. Average good ordinary
sold Al :: 49, down ,c Il ana !ia" strict DO az Ice.
one good staple list COMMANDING 10 .1r: and ST. Ct
low nidd.ing re Isit.'!hns at :6c. Tie movesen:
wac . checked 10y mere a.ilg scarcity OF i!elgEt
yuon.. very tile being 'et either 10y steam or s.l.
The amount or Shipbcard not cleared. going On
board aut, 81 gagged for sii n@:s was set down a.
tle opening TINS r'.frirg at t2 SOC iaes embracing
.. coo for liverpool, @.G sur Havre 5000 oi :he Med.
.erran. an 5O0A for B;rIe:!, 1000 TOT Cor ate IL
,u:, kex lan" .oy .us North Sea. a.d 5000 for the
North, wiiicl! wien deducted from tie stock on
hand bv :IllEiI.g s. atenent last evening leaves
6! Ge bales 10 represent tie quantity at tina Ia" o..
ing and in dresses unso!G or awaiting oro.is.
The Exchange reports: . Market 'aie'; SAFES
$500 bales" Il. quotations :oY Ordinary aud coca
ordinary are .euuct4 -, with 90 change .: Size
higher .rGttS
CO11CN E1A-EHGS:.
Stock OF, haiG ansus: 81. ,s-2 ...... egg
Arrived since last ststt NELL. .i.y
Arrived pGtviG..s.y 5.d"!.-!5!3.'2
!o-a' .......-...... ..A'-A.t@'
sfeaIed tG-daV.. .........- - " 49,. ...
Clea1si pIsvi0usiv ls3!14- 2os, By
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81 a So y con delivered. The want OF
freight room restricts movements.
CASTOR OL-Sew York commands Il l4c
y b.
NAVAL S!oREs-Are in good supply and
moderate demand. the want of freight room.
| restricting orders for export. We quote
spirits turpentine at 81 4 2l3c y gallon:
| rOsin, virgin dip at s. 50: pale at 81 % y
Dbl; No. 81; No. , So 90 = Dbl: strained
50 10 q Dbl: tar s. 75G!75 y Dbl; pitch
81 75a5 y Dbl.
CoFFEE-Yesterday there were sales { +
3i3l bags. at private terms. We quote
Prim, tgoldl l9le zoe; good !?A. q I91., F.:
fair 1870 q l9c = ID.
ToBACCo-We did not hear Of sale To-,
day. We continue TO quote lugs at Sd9c:
low leaf at 9dl0c: medium at 10 a lie:
good at II a l2c. and selections al l212 a BE.
Receipts to-day II hhd.: exported none:
stock on hand by our running statement
i3S! hhds.
FREIGHrs-A ship was taken up for Bre.
men at ll-l6d for cOltor. We also heard OF
one for Liverpool at the same. Yesterday
We reported one for Havre at lasc. two for
Liverpool ri ll-!6i. and one for Russia al
the same. We qnote: BY steam-Cotton to
Liverpool I'D. BY sail-Cotton to Liver.
pool li-!Gi: to Havre !asc; to Bremen 3.
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FOREIGN.

tgDaaish EIees In Cuban "ateTs-The New
sR,mnnder-UntaRen Bonds of New
loan Killed by Bandits-
Attack by and Rcpulse of fnsuvgeBts-
Several Engagements RepOrted-fnsuH-
gents MISREPRESENTATION OF
National 4, aesabIy y CasIist Bahts TssH.
hleseme.
HAVANA, March .0--Reeaia, tho newly
appointed Admiral Of the Spanish fleet in
Cuban waters. has entered upon the duties
Of his command.
At meeting Of the guild Of merchants,
il was decided 10 appOrtlOn the unt@keD
Honds of the new loan among the Tier.
chants.
Bandits are operating in the vicinity Of
f&tabano. Several persons are reported ~
1aving been killed by the bands.
Artillery and cavalry hay" gone TO ope.
safe in the vicinity of Old Ir0cha.
On che thirteenth instant the insurgents
attacked the town Of Cafasse. Troops
drom Ho!Guin arrived and the insurgents
uere repuIssd. Several engagements are
reported in the central department. La
BaraEtes claims the insurgents were vic.
aOriOus.
The steamer Chickamauga has arrived
drem New York.
MADRID. March 10. .ning.-Francisco
Salmoron was to-day elected president of
the National Assembly. and SardoaI aud
Lopez secretaries.
The Carlist bands ar, bsc0min. numerous
scnd troublesome in Andalusia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-21

and To the greatest possible convenience Of
public interest
MIR. Disraeli closed with the remark that
possibly come OF his supporters IN the
House might be dissatisfied, to ~h!ch there
psrs loud cries OF % MOI mo:
Fourth Dispatch.l
s,,nox Starch cO,-In tho House Of
IDS Far, Granville announced the de.
..'oion Sc the Government in a speech differ.
49, ii,,Ia from that of Gladstone.
The Duke of Richmond defended the
INC 'uh. Vi ~ ,',',,nsi,;o, =,
'op'" ;; Va IL "a L,or .ILoJPi Is DisraeI,
80, not yriIIipC, 90 undertake. the task ,t
,orT,;ry q rnini.try. WHY ,ljd il. labor Il,
iIh.pB ntn,'S y, ", ,nirnrit, j., ,h.
P rL .no H., 'n,nt,n% .b. id",, af ;nc"n
. si"nT and .nI"Sized Di.rseii Who, l..
SnaI.roj had ;nrreaseh m. Instr. Of his
c 100 .,r,,,..n ~. ,;s ,,,;sn ,,.,rio+in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-21
NEW oRLEAss CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at He. q lII. against 1853.
| at New York. and after an active business
closed at ll4's d He. ia decline OF 'ec from
| Yesterdays closing tiguresl. against ll5L2 in
| that market. where il touched 1885 during
| the interim. The sales summed upSl36.0OO
| embracing $4,000 Isll, 600 $4,000 and
| $4,000 at ll43s; $50 900 at HAS 0l147s;
| 5000 $4,000 and $4,000 at 49,; $4,000 al
lli3., and $4,000 $4,000. $4,000. $1,000 and
| $4,000! at ll5.
No sales of silver were reported. We
continue to quote American half dollars
| nominal al 100 and Mexican dollars
pa T. cent premium. gold. Tor new and j
for old.
The movement in sterling exchange was
of moderate extent, and rates were without
any GuOtable variation from yesterday
figures. The sales amounted to sI6OuO,
comprising $1,000 bill Ct lading at l23 n,
$1,000 bill of lading and $500 A clear at
1898, $4,000 bill of lading, and tl500 and
c2jOO AL clear at l23l2. $4,000 bill of lad
ing at 1884 l235s. $1,000 AL clear Mt l23As
Els, 900 bill Of lading at l23As q 1881, $4,000
private bankers and bank at =, and 430OO
bank at Ia "a
The sales of francs comprised 5,00c, e1n-
hracin. 100 600, 10000 and 100000 COM
mercial at 1 634-. and 100000 and 250,O at
62l9.
The only sale Of German marks was
5000 at I0Si8.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
1895 n 1898. for bill Of lading and Al clear,
and l24l. for bank: and francs at 63@. y
1922 for private. and 400 for bank; and
German marks at i0S!s q lOSl4.
The offerings of domestic exchange were
of liberal extent, and rates were about Is =
cent lower than yesterday. The sales COW
cred s34O, coo, embracing e2j, 000 CONNER.
cial and So, 600 and $4,000 private bank.
ers' sight on New York at - T. cent dis.
count; $25 900 commercial and $1,000 and
s25 900 bank at 5 iG; $4,000 commercial
and s55,0 900 private bankers at -. and
$1,000 ard $25,00c commercial, $4,000 prj-
vate bankers and $4,000 bank at Il.
The banks checked or New York at is Il
L y cent premium. and commercial sight
was quoted at i T. cent discount.
The only sale of stocks reported was 20
shares Mutual National Bank It -.
The sales Of bonds included $1,000 city
gold bearing & cents at 6Ol2, $1,000 do at
81; $4,000 do at 81 *; $4,000 ard $1,000 do at
6I y and $1,000 at 6:. These bonds are now
quoted at q. Their decline is attributed
TO the additional issues to be made in fund
ing city school certificates. The latter were
quoted to-day at the close at about o.. u
etill further advance.
Old State warrant. were quoted at ~.
Metropolitan Police warrants were q
shade sitter than yesterday. being quoted
at -. No sales we're reported.
City appropriation certificates were with.
ont any aupaien: movement and q'!a:eL Il.
is 4 e..
Legislative warrants Of ac: M. 20. or Old
vouchers, wee iu,t"d - 90. ara those Tor
The extra al" '.nt.n."nt expenses ~ -.
The .nt"> -: IT, !.f'.,r iLc'ut',: $3.50 n
q: :IU;t' a. ~: si."n AZ .Ul. and :-,tl
"a II.
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ESTATE OF AKNOLD WEBER,

FstrYp STtrK- N.K.HaL'- GYy,cy ,
New orleans. February 4, 1878. {
T'HlS Il TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
l IN bankruptcy has been iseu-d out of the Dis
tIi't Gui "t the nIttd States for tie District Of
L"I.@iai.a agalnst the estate u: Arnold Weber, of
Ne" cri' ans. n the Pa'i-h OF Orleans. State ef
Lonih.ana, adludg d a rauArIp: uicn h. o .n D.
tiI0h: hat iho payment q: anv d. BIS ana he
delivery OF any property btl0uging 10 .ait bank.
Turt. t" h!n. or for his use and the transfer OF any
property ~ him, are TO- hidden Icy law: that a
Eh'+'lng OF the creditors OF sald bankrupt TO
prove thor debts ard ct one OF more ar-ign.
'es OF ha estate. wall b. held al a cour: OF bank
rIp'cv 70 be- holden on the twenty second day Of
March. A. H. 1913 at II A. NJ, at thu. CustomhCuse
building. New OrI.aI!s. before c. s. Kellogg. Regis
Ger. 8. B. PACKARD.
It!l InhEZ United States Marshal
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EXPORTS.

LiVERPOOL-Kark HeTniuia--lG21 bales cotton
HAEkE--Ship Badcn--3s.5 bales cotton 1900
slaves
FALL RIVER Schooner W + uushing-9GG bales
cotton 1850 slaves
IV-KPOOL--Stramsilir Studrn;-I7 bales cot.
ton 100 bls Ers 1915 s:..SS 10 bbls pora 10 hAs t.-
cen ties nams
hET WESr-S,ean+,rip Tl9p&'anrncl-it0 90 s'Is
o&IA loco hb.s iiouI 2Jc az 200 eks bran IL;
ctupry hhds
HAVANA 'chonser syIv.u--5G bh,s four 20
=, tro"us 100 st- 2t' SKIS :. sk- .. Al.
100 :cz r4llow i5iemPty ii d.
RlATAN I$LtEn->:h"nnrI ~ T":ui.'- 6 hhs
t.o. uht mans kegs lard bis ,,u..t:
'-.-- , .E- ."Tn Var- nay 5.I': ,r: !u.nH.g.' .
s'... =: ana s,..,iI.CS
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STEAMBOATS,.
BELOW COMING Up.

Ship Thomas Harwood. Clisam. from Have. 70
Lowell 4 Bailey
Ship Merchant: Gammins. from Havre. to Love-.
Bailey
Shin SparkeI.hoe. Butler. from Liverpool to mas
Ship Shakespeare, FL tcher, iCou LN"!7'Uc. Decem.
byr 10, to master-
Ship Genieve Strickland. Strickland. from LIVER.
ZOO 10 Love-. * Bailey
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E~VATE OF IL. \. SIEBHECIIT,
TSITHD STATES MAK.HAL'- nVY,GR.
New Orleans, February &. 1874

TSITHD STATES Marshall rIVYrGR
New Orean.. February 4. 1873 (
FgNEIs Is TO GlVH NOTICE THAT VAR.
a. !aat in bankruptcy has been issiIrd out
of ihr District Court OF The. United States for tho
District of Louisiana. against the estate of H. ~
SirOIeC!t. of New Orleans IN the parish of Orleans
State of louisiana. adiudgrd a bankrupt upon his
own petition that the ymtnt OF any debts and the
delivery Of any property belonging to said bank.
rupt, to him. for his use. and the transfer
of any property by him. are tor hidden by aw; that
a meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupt to
prove their debts. and choose one or more as.
signees of her estate. will Dc held al a court Of
bankruptcy, to be holden on the twenty first dsy
of March A. D.. 1873. at niue o'clock A. M at
the CustnmhOuse building. New Orleans before G.
). Kellogg, register.
y. B. PACKARD,
REQ nhN Lnlted Stat,A Narshal-
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STEKL RAIL: DOUBLE TRACn

%"c hAAs'' DUBhEIk TRACK
BALTIMORt. AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
re great abort has from Cinciunac isr Columbia
EAsT:
Saving eighty seven to 10 miIe., and arr.v;ps ma
train III advance at
NEW IORk.
SAVING Sfty nine miles. and wing siS and hAfa
hours in al vance at
BALTIMORE.
HaV'7 seventy seven miles. and arriving nishA
and threequarters hours in advance A
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
THs GREAT IRON RAILWAY BgIneH,
O'o' INV "'i4" '''er. III fsThersburg and BeIlhiR
are completed.
HoRNINH AND NIGHT LINES or
PutInHn'S Palace nrayxtngRon.n aA
sleeping Cars
Are run on this route from 1T Louis CJnJinrn,I ~,
|o'uHbus 10 baltlmOre and Washington CYtv -
WITHOUT CHANGE!
~ thls route you avoid sii ornnibas transsara
1fckets for NAILS at all ticket naces IN the s,r,t,,
ARD Weet. " -NS SVHbo
L. ~ COLP
"ei' RAJ !icke: Agent Baltimore Xarytnns
W. p SMITH
Aas+F transportation. Baltimore MaryiAnf
rlDNbT =. JONES
nh,s '""''''''f agent Cincinnati. Ohio.
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
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to,; and si.i..!rH"~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u l. Taay-g:o b.:es'coiton
aid -u:Tdri-s
Observation-Disclosures Z Mau;-2i33 bales cotton
GIG SKIS cotton seed - els ed cotton i2-i ST. %.
cake and sundrics
ARGYLE LANDING-Sttam-r Frank ParCoud-
1883 bales cotton GOUu sks cotton seed and sundIles
TUEICA Steamer W Plk.--l12 bales cotton
} SKIS seed ."tto. and sI.ndri.s
ST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lda-H bales cotton
80 hiIds sug ar 81 bbla mo a.sts and suudues
bHCF RIVER Steamer Tlhle9uall5' bales
cotton snd -undres
THE DAUX-->tramer arrie ThOrn-;l hhds
sugar aud sundIes
SHREyEPO RT- Steamer John T Moore-lo+5 baies
cotton aud sun,iHl-s
BAYOU DES GLAlZES-Stcamer San Nicholas
1910 sks cotton seed and sundues
EECEIPTs BY RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEhNS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD March a2 bales cotton hhds tobacco
and -undIy produce
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERS RAILROAD. March 20--149 bales cotton and
suEdT. p!ttuce