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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23
THE MOST woNDERIvL DISCOVERY OF
fHE 18Th CENTURY.
DR.. j. D. H0wo's Arabian uilk Cure.

Dr.s D. Howss Arabian Milk Cure,
For CONSUMPTION.
Cures ordinary Cough. and Colds in q few hours,
Ike magic; also,
Dr. I'D. Hewss Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Whieh 10 purity Vegetable, clean.es the system Of
all imPgriss builds it right square mp, and makes
broken down consultations.
"I0a'Is.ss =. E =. sas:s os"'~v'
fysc bottle ( s sSEth il: weight ht., in gold
Gas sToTE CO., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
y b. GiLMAs, es1 Psnusylvania avenue. z
VIC; pucKErr corner Penn. ave. and I'd st. :
MMsy66 S , GS, n! near Treasury Department
! B s s162E 81 7,s and and 4 street! streets.
D. B. CLARKE 4 Co., "a street and Penna. are.
8. JosEs, za and streets southeast.
ID. DoWIiss, ~ and s Streets s1 southwest.
fGssn GsR,S and .ss e
". r. sroNi, corner an and o streets,
MLrREp McLEoD, Georgetown. ap1s was ,sm1
NEW AND S 9EsT CRENt BK rs GOODS
began = WYLIE, -5
l01S AND 1920 SEVENTH STREET NV.
POLKA DOTS, in Psrcales, at 70 cents; in Alpacas :,
sTlRs j. sud az psP esn at cents
ffSiS s 4; s ;ss,: s:'''
SPECIAL BARGAjNs In BLACK SILKS, MO-
weh.-e 5000 Worth q Goods nSs on hand and
are constantly receiving fresh supplies. a23 -tr
BANkRUPTCYi
AT Washington, the = day Of April, A. D. 1873
the Indersiened hereby giyes Rotcs Of his sppoint
p c. who have been adiadsed Banerupt bnf upon
psts y 'hs So Of sand
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
District Of Columbia, holding special term, let
s s.tsis y ESU n sASmEs On :as
D. AL
hereby maFnsd t9 exhibit the same with the !ouoh
G5 Ss tss 81
excluded from all benefit Of the said estate Given
under ny hand this ed ds{ # AP5 a 3onn
e2w Administrator d. b. N. c.. {. Q.
OFFICE RESIsTEk OF Wills,
The sttsntion q ali paTtis. soScsrnsS is called to
a aDt Il K.' admitted to record during the years 1877
Last viii and testsment Of
Samuel Adams.
k kH1asf B. A sssii Barry
Rowland iS H CroSmelisn.
GathaTine Chisholm
Jacob COlciazer
Catharine Conner.
Mary Ann Hanson.
Robert Herforth.
NlCtOF HannOt.
Charity Lemon
Charles A. Naegele.
ReDecca Peter
Aairy Ross.
Mary Ryan.
Daniel Sampson.
William M Steuart.
Susan Charlotte SimOnds
Charles Seals.
Thomas Thomas.
Ann Young
Charles Vinson.
Matilda w. william
Moses Warren.
Such parties interested in the record of the
above wills are requested to call at this office and
take tie necessary steps to effect their proper
record: A. WEBSTER,
aZi-a Register Of Wills, D. g,
STONE.-Superior BUILDING STONE, and
~ screened CRUSHED STONE Of ali sizes, for sale
by j. e. ZUG CO.,
apl9-ln 2T23 X street, at Canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23

The Springfield Republican suggests that
few words from Charles Sumner on the sub
jeet Of the salary grab would have q
positive value for the country under ex-
listing circumstances, and q still greater value
for Charles Summers friends in Massachusetts,.
IL adds
distinguished gentlemen, whom IL ought not to
he necessary TO remind that there are good ac-
tons which gain nothing, but rather lose, by
being deferred, or that the public servant has
no right to cultiv ate his personal dignity at the
expense Of his public duty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23

The ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
CANAL.-A call has been issued by Governor
smith, Of Georgia, for q convention of COVER
nors and other prominent citizens at Atlanta,
to consider the propristy Of constructing
canal from the Tennessee river, at Guntersville,
Alabama, to Savannah, Georgia, by way of the
Coosa, Etowah and Ocmulgee rivers; thus con-
meeting the Mississippi river and its tributaries
with the sea on the Georgia coast. The adyanta-
ges claimed are that the line Is 500 miles shorter
than by the present route, through a country
that is not effected by frost, and will build up
the business interests of the South and open
market for the surplus products of the West
besides bringing into closer and friendlier rela-
tons the two sections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23
nIss UTIO ON.

WARRINGTON, d. c., April Is, 1873
The copertnership heretofore existing between
Elphonzo Youngs and VIM. H. Sears, under the
dissolved BY mutual consent the term Of such
copartnership having this day expired. The bust
ness will be continued at the old stand Masonic
Temple, corner 81 and streets,) by ELPHONZO
YOUN0S, who will pay all Just claims against and
collect all amounts due said frm.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS.
WIN. H. SEARS.
Thanking my friends and the public for their lib
eral patronage In the past, i would respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same.
ELPHONzO YOUNGs.
Having spent the past two very satisfactorily
with MI; Youngs in the above named business,
would take this opportunity to thank friends and
the public for their patronage, aud cheerfuy rec
ommend whatever influence NAV have to his in
terests. lap19nI VIM II. SEARS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23

The Morning caddrer viciOusly expresses its
determination to live long as possible, 50 that
Ii may keep its eyes open to watch any schemes
or The STAR. Alas! we are afraid those bright,
yigilant, vrtuOus orbs viii soon be closed, and
weighted down by the proceeds of copy Of the
immortal EVENING STAR, which shines for all,
Price two cents But We submit that IL Is not
quite fair in the Caddrer, after enjoying its
good things in life, and faring sumptuously
every day on credit mobilier, extra -compensa-
tlon, railroad and Indian steal swag, 70 be
haunting its living contemporaries to see that
they don't get any nice little tid-bits. 1t is
downright hoggish-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23
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No. 1899 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters. folly
nFTHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Wy disposed OF their entire stock aud trucking
business 70 GEO. W. KNOX, EsQ., and solicit for
him from orr former patrons q continuance Of the
ing the past year. BECK a CO.
WASH NsroN, ID. C., April ], 1873 al+2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23

BOARDING.
EOR RENTAL 323 LIST street southeast, Capitol
= Hill, Rooms single or communicating; desira-
BILE location for summer. a22-7t.
EOR RENT-With Board, ROOMS, communi-
l. eating or single; delightful summer location;
opposite Iranklin Park, 1886 street, second door
from l4th. al9 6ts
E0R RENT-At 4I6 Pennsy lvania avenue, we'll
!, y furnished Rooms communicating or single,
from SO to $40 per week; bath and gas. al9 lw'
MISUNDERSTANDING TABLE BOARD, with
~ elegant ROOMS en- suit, on SECOND floor. Also,
single ROOMS to accommodate, in that fine brick
house, No. 61s street, near 7th, only one square
from Patent Once. Mrs. M. MAPES. ais 2ws
I AIDES AND GfNTLEMEN, either singiy or in
IL parties, and families, hear of the very best
and cheapest Boarding arran cement in the city by
addressing Dept Club, Box 10, Star Office. az -tmal
(NOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
" prices moderate, ct BIOS corner Of Pennsylyanis
avenue ana list street. may1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
i OSr-Yesterday, on Pennsy lvania avenue, be-
II tween 9th and 18th streets, a pair Of @@
gold frame SPECTACLES. The finder
Will be suitably rewarded on leaving them ct go
18th street. It's
OsT-About the LIST instant, long haired vel ow
- SETTER DOG, with white breast and &S
feet, tail tipped with white, and one fronte9X
foot badly SCARED, answering the name "a
Dash" liberal ward will be paid for his
return to the once Of the Propagating Garden cor
ner 81 street and Missouri avenue. a13-A
I OST-On Friday, probably at Hardwood, a a
II LADYS UMBRELLA mounted In silverlJN
monogram v. W. l.. Please return to 14Ol
street. Liberal reward. ga 2ts
RoAKD OF PqSLI0 M0Rks,
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1873
reward ef FIFTY $5Ol DOLLARS will be paid
Tor the detection and conviction Of any person or
persons who have stolen, or who may hereafter be
found stealing. the Man- hole and Sewer Covers
in the cities Of Washington and Georgetown.
By order Of the Board.
EDWARD JOHNSON.
a3-t tRepub .Chron.J Chief Clerk
Il OSI-On the LIST of March, on street, between
IL 10th and ID streets northwest, RUBY RING,
with two pearls. liberal reward will be paid III
returned to No. sO9 ID street northwest MI :
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

OORN0tiC Markets.

Nxw YORK, July l2-The market both for spot
and contract stock has ruled dull throughout the
sales III told aggregate S. saS bales OF which Go 800
were contract stock, and 6O36 for immediate de-
livery, follows: 100 bales for export 1887 for job.
bling and l049 for speculation.
Rosin and spirits of turpentine frmer and in bet.
Ter demand.
Cotton closed duh and nominal; middlings 2o,.c
Gales to-day S. bales net receipts 42i; gross 449.
Futures closed steady; sales TO-DAY 1900 bales, as
follows; July 20s a2o 3l6c; August lss 0l91ac Sep
Flour inactive and unchanged Wheat 02c better
Corn closed dull, holders anxious. Pork frmer;
new $l1 s71s Lard dull Groceries and navals
Money closed easy at aa4. Sterling ehdsss.
Gold closed At lis i ll6h. Governments duh and
skies of 1851, llsT; tive-twenties of 1852 III.
Of 1864, l7'; ofls6s 1884, ll7'4 of 1867 llS7.
sf 1868, lls; new hvrs. llSl; ten -forties ll4h
Money easy, to on call. Exchange quiet and
frn; 81 d9ss for good to prime bankers. Gold held
firm all day from ls7s to llbt. Loans were 2Is to
4 for carr. ing. Governments dull, prices very
firm.
LOUISVILLE E. July l2.-River falling with seven feet
eight inches in the canal five feet eight inches in
the chute Weather clear and warm. Departed
Colossus for New Orleans.
Tennssste % sizes &c. new W ;sh; Virginia SKIES 42h.
skies A. new AZ levee SKIES 10. eignts so; Ala
bama eights so. ives IS; Georgia skies r. sevens
20; North CarOnas q. new Is special tax l3
South Carolinas "a, new Is, April and October 90
CINcINNAri, July IL Cotton quiet: mdd ing iskc
Flour steady; demand moderate at S6 75d7. Wheat
quiet. 3 4o0i q. Corn in fair demand, market
firm at 4sd5Oc. Oats quiet At 3sd45c Provisions
firm and active; mess pork firm, held at SIT. Lard
quiet and firm; current make &c; steam 81 Q8,s c.
kettle eh d8Ac Bulb meAta etrong; shoulders 7ssc,
clear rib 9h Gsac; clear sSashc. Bacon strong
aud in good deu and shoulders 81 C; clear rib iOc;
clear l66l9hc. Whisky steady at soc.
st. LOUIS. July l2-Cotton dull and nominal; low
niddling l7tc middling lsNc. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dun and lower; sample lots Of
new No fall 81 25 prime red and white 81 4O
Corn in &C i've dcmanc and priccs advanced for
vhioe and mixed to 53d55c. Oats dull and prices
6rooping: no 10 in elevator. Whisky better at
0kc Fork easier; ANAL lots at 8 Is SO. Dry "a t
Mseats-uo Gales. Bacon firm; only jobbinG and
ortler trade Lard nominal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
ESTATE OF HENRY F. WADE, JR.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New Orleans JuIy l813

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,
New Orleans, July 8, 1873. s
nlHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT IN
Il bankruptcy has been issued out OF tue District
Court of the United States for the district of Lou
isiana against the estate of Henry F. Wade, Jr., of
New Orleans. in the parish of orleans, State of
Louisiana, adjudged a bankrupt upon his own peti-
Of any property belonging to said bankrupt, to
him, or for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by law: that q
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one more assgnees
Of his estate, viii be held 1t court Of bank.
ruptcy to be holden on the second 0&y Of October,
A. D. 1873 at A. NJ, At the Customhouse build
ing, New Orleans before {. s. Kellogg, register.
3. B. PACKARD,
iy9 oc1 Cnited States HSyshAl
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Inc .Nuf0ercS0 OF G0O0flcUs
Concerning the arrest OF the woman who
has confessed her guilt Of this crime, a
New York special to the Chicago Tribune
says:
Amy Snow, alias Amy Stone, alias Kate
Stoddard, the paramOur and supposed muir
deress of Charles Goodrich, was arrested at
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn side, last night
During the search for her and Roscoe,
the Brooklyn detectives came across one
Mary Handiey, who had roOmed with Amy
and who knew her well. They held
out strong inducements to her to as
sist them, and she promised compliance.
Ever since she has been travelling around
the country in company with detec-
tives Folk and Videtto, Baltimore
and Philadelphia especially being thor
oughly overbauled. They had begun to be
disheartened, as not the slightest clue to
Kate's whereabouts or those of Roscoe could
be obtained. On Monday last Folk and
VidettO returned to Brooklyn, and on Tues.
reached Brooklyn in the evening, and it
was while on her way to headquarters to
report that she suddenly saw the object of
her search standing before her. She in
stantly grasped her by the arm and called
a policeman, who took her to the York
street police station. Chief Campbell and
Commissioner Jourdan were at once mott
fed, and had a long interview with the
prisoner, but failed to illicit anything from
her. She stoutly denied that she was the
person they wanted, or that she had had
anything to do with Go0drich's murder.
They gave her up finally as bad job, but
she has since been positively identified by
several persons who knew the murdered
mans mistress. When arrested she was
completely woe-begone. worn out and half
starved. All the clothing she had on was a
ragged skirt and shawl and frowsy bonnet.
She is a perfect picture of Lucette Meyers
in appearance, except that she has blonde
hair and light complexion. She refuses to
tell where she has been since the murder.
The police think when she shall have been
fed and rested she will be more communi-
cative. She is still confined in tho York
street police station, and no one is allowed
to see her.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

A few days ago Mr.. Emerson addressed
these words to the pupils of Boston
school: II wish to say one word or two to
the boys and girls. Everything depends
on you and you alone in the future. l hope
you read the right books. am afraid there
are too many story books. too many news
papers; that the young people do not read
quite as good books as their fathers did.
At the same time wish to say to the boys,
let them read Scott, let them read Plutarch,
let THIN read Mrs. Edgeworth's stories.
There is noble life that you will have to
read, or ought to read, the life of Sir Philip
Sidney, that hero and pattern of the times
and age in which he lived. His friend, his
lover, Lord Brooke, says OF him, that In
youth, as q child, he had the same bearing
and carriage as q man; that in his youth
there was nothing to distinguish him from
the man who was sfterward the hero Of
Europe. The same gravity, the same solid
ity, belonging to him then a. afterward.
1t is remarkable that some of the better
English people have been the same. 1
think it belongs - much to us that the
highest traits should also appear in the
form of the child. But see / am taking
too much time, and will not ssy any more"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF RUT>ON MAURY, JR.

UNITED MATES MARsRALs OFprCg(
New Orleans June 8. 1878. !
vI'slS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WAR
i rant il bankruptcy has been issued out of the
District Court OF the United States for the Dis
trict Of Louisiana. against the estate of Rutson
Maury, Jr.. individually, and partner of Kop.
penburg / Maury, of New Orleans, Louisiana,
and of Rutsor Maury, Jr., Co.. of Liverpool,
England, adiudged bankrupt upon his own Pc
delivery of any property belonging 10 said bank
rupt, him. or for his and the transfer of any
ing Of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose more assisnees of his
estate, will be held at court of bankruptcy. to
be holden on the seventeenth day OF July, A. D.
1873 at II NJ. at No. Al Exchange Place. New
New Orleans, before D. Augustin, Register
s. B. PACKARD.
ieS ivi7 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
MEDICAL.

BUSMEAU SnEsalJ .Ga OF MONA ,Ms9l!NAD!C MEDICINE.
her OF part street, near Canal street o' 0or-
Meolcai Department-Cures Palsy Fevars p
s,peias, s Epilepsy, Insanity, Dropsy, Rhermat;sy
ana IN few days all painful affections and ints
Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomaeh ha sserves
biadder Kidneys, Bones, Joints, etc Ten do,at
weeK lot the treatment and cure of anv diaaas
suIgical Department-Reduces Fracti,rsa' 'eSse. T
mo's % anu Dislocations; speedily cures Imnnt u-
anu eternity, Scrofula, all UretbraJ and plS
nscnarses, venerea1, Scrotal and Skin n:nanas
!requent or difficult Urnations preseryD. 'Taasess
IRON m amPutatlon and the Bladder from Ii,SotDs tiD
GERS or stones etc, and cures Ucers Ca
uwHery Depal ltment-Ptsitiye'v crr., ~, ~,
Eases OF the womb and ovaries ali rnr, az 9ls"
cnaIses, uIcerations or irrtations and uai h ois-
mspses are painful or obstructed from w wnen the
stored in few days "no nealth re-
lie. ne.teTs addressed to postoffce box III, n.
hnurs e.. noussiiana will receive attention or'
Eours lou lor ladies' 10 A. NJ. to IL NJ. and H. once
FOR gentlemen from to p M - anu 10 +. ~
c,,.., LANCELOT H. EvEprrr
Nor0nated Doctor of Medicine AVID nii pi L.
a nemDer elect of the Royal College ~ fnStosophys
nno pIu oi inc Hunteran Society of SSuIgeons
fhlosophy and Bellies Letters If " " Tedlclne.
ties Of London. Ednburg St, " AnJ,v lne universi.
fa1n
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
ovY,cK OF TIE DAILY RBPUBL1cAN.l
SATURDAY EVENING, July IL, 1875. ,
The money market presented no new feature TO-
day. The demand Tor discounts continues noue
rate both in bank and on the street ana
continue to quote first class paper WIN or
without collaterals, al 9dlO y cent = annun,
Al at II, and second class AZ -lo; nna ciSss
mortgage paper rules at 90lo. ana secono Gibbs
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
y,,,r - Sq,9512 73 $2T8, ,l59 03
same tims l.st week lo56,32 II 1875, .O6 80
Total last week.. 1,ot2, 800 Ol S5o, 100 ~
Total weelr before. i,5s.,3s5 81 'oo zio "
The weekly returns OF the Clearing d, 'lse banks
show no material variations i'll either the deposit
or currency lines. but sight increase IN the dis-
counts. -,,c .. nc . ~,
York AID after light business closed at rs e q
II5I against Il57. in that market where it had
ruled until the close at the opening rate: me
sales were confined to $3l 900. embracing $4,000 at
ll51s $1,000 at 1855; $l5,coo at ll5s.; $soUo at
lI55g, and $4,000 at lie.
Tie sales of silver included S 1000 in American
half.dollars at l011s. American hafdOllars are
quoted at 1867 Nl1. against l0oal0' yesterday,
and Mexican dellars al v cent premium (so d
The movement in sterling exchange was even
less than yesterday the reported tfai sactlons pc
lading at l26; 25OO AL clear at l26a; $1,000 do at
1866, and $1,000 bank at l27.
The sales of francs embraced 5000 commercial
at 46G and 10000 at -.
Nothing was reported in German marks.
At the close sterling bills were quoted az lA9 = q
1868 for bill Of ladins and al clear, ard -@i27 Tor
bank and francs at 4571s ui.5G4 for commercial
and -d4.533. for bank. We hear Of no quotations
for marks.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were light,
and all the sales reported were either private
bankers bank, the business comprising l85 600
New York sight. embracing $4,000 private bank
ers $ 10 900 and $3O0o0) and Sl45,OOO bank Is TO-,
600 and IS OGG) all at SIG fs cent premium. The
banks continued 10 check over the counter at g.
Nothing was reported in stocks.
In bonds we noticed sales Of $4,000 city gold
bearing seven per cents at So and $IO,O0O DO At
59As the market closing at-a59l:.
The sales Of city appropriation cer1itcates In
cuded $500 at g. but at the close they were
quoted at 58a6O.
In Metropolitan Police warrants we noticed sales
of 1900 at "a and $4,000 at 751 the market closing
at 73074.
We did not hear Of a sale of Graham State war
rants. They were quoted at ~ 045.
Nothing was reported in Clinton State warrants.
which we're quoted at the close at 55G56.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

H1eteorOloElcal and River Report.
The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit of commerce, the
record, and rise or fall of
the rivers, at 3:43 P. NJ. local time, yester-
dow fnl!ouo.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, July -. 1879
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 92l bales
at steady prices for the better qualities and ir,eg
ular for the poorer. requiring no change in our
quotations. We give also the Exchange figures,
which are for average lists according with its
types, while ours present the proper range Of
side figures for low middng, good ordinary and
ordinary given e. the outside for strict OF those
grades
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Sunday, July IS. 1878.

SuAOoS, July A0s A"'S'
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tappahannoch. !endleton. for Key
Steamship City ef Galveston. Evans. for New York
British steamship Lagos. Pegden, for Liverpool
Ship Rochester, Oliver for Liverpool
Mexican brig Guadaloupe, Alcala. for Camp. ache
Schooner Helen Hastings. Carter. for Pensacola. in
Dallas:
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
tSo arrivals from sea yesterday
STEAMBOATS,.
s. John Greathouse from Baton Rouge
ST Mary. Mitchell. from Natchitoches
Texas Stinde from Shreveport a
Crescent City. Dawsop. from St louis with
baTses
EXPORTS.
KEY WEST-Steamship Tappahanock-3 bbls
four loo doz brooms I55 ties lard l2 bales hay 400
SKIS bran 5000 SKIS corn
NEW YORK-Steamship City of Galveston-16.4
bales cotton bales hides 280 bbls Hour 20 bbls of
grease 2700 SKIS corn 2l7 pkgs liquor
LIvERPOOL-Ship R0chcster-l764 bales cotton
1911 SKIS oilcake l3l cypress logs 1900 staves 995
ARCELONA-Brig Marie Ysabel-2o 900 slaves
LIvERPOOL-Steamship Lagos-1256 bales cotton
CAMPEACHE-Brig Guadaoupe-l2, 200 feet lum.
Der 800 SKIS corn so bbs tar 10 bbls pitch
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Texas-8s bales cotton
and sEndries
NATCHITOCHES-Steame st Mary-43 bales cot.
ton and sundries
BATON ROUGE-steamer St John-lo hhds sugar
and sundrles
ST LOUIS-Steamer Crescent City and barges-
5U52 bbls flour l05 half bbs -four 1923 bbls meal 1876
sks bran 10 63l sks 1903 SKIS oats 46 bales hay
81 hhds tobacco and sundry produce
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, July 2-90 bales cotton 10
hhds tobacco and sundry produce
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
JNGe l2-sundries
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD, July l2-288 bales cotton and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

An Indian woman lately died At San
Francisco aged lbs years. Az neither Of
her psrents were at the funeral, she was
Thought to be IN orphan.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Above low
Ralph Waldo Emerson to the Children.

The river here is FIVE feet three inches be.
low high water mark Of 1871.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
INSURANCE.


A MERICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE AS
ISOLATION OF NEW ORLEANS.
2S........... Commercial Place.
Between Camp and St. Charles streets.
CAPITAL, S5OO,OOO.
tStrictly FMe.)
Parties desirous Of insurance have the privilege
of making two half yearly payments, and are On.
titled TO an equal portion Of the dividends at the
end of the year, in lieu thereof to the usual re-
bate. Insures against fire risks exclusively, IN
city or country. 1t the lowest rates of premiums.
s. Z. LOEB. President.
o. s. ASCH,
Superintendent OF Agencies.
B. MEYER. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
r Beline PS. Anderson.
s. 4. Loeb. P. Baise.
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