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MARKETSs
DOment1c Markets.

TKw FORK, May 8. Bvening.-COtton ciosed s. eadys
endd ing uplar DIS l9ac Orleans l9a: 6 sales today
1854 bales; sales for export 5SS. Sales of futures
to day l4,00O bales, follows: May Is Is dl8sscs
June Is 9l6dl8ic; july 1875 0l8sc; August Is LID
dl8l. &C. October l. &C; November II l.l6c. whisky
Lc higher: 93d93lsc Wheat-Prime spring scarce
held 1a2c higher; winter wheat held above the
views of hui sers; amber Western S. O5 white
State S2-20. Corn frmer; yellow Western 6el5 %
69". Rice steady. Pork lower at Sl8. Lard steadys
Tu,pentlne tirner ROsin oqiiet. Tallew firm az
87sd91sc. Freights above shippers views.
CISCINNATI, MAY 9-COttOn in fair demando
middling l8ssc. Flour firm at 81 6507 80 Wheab
uuief: held at 81 IS. Corn firm at 47ss Oats duh
at 4Oa48c Provisions dull and weak; mess pork
unchanged. Bulk meats dull, held shoulders 1(S
clear lib &c; clear SIC; buyers ask concessions q
"a &c. Bacon du shoulders "a Q87lc; clear rib
55 go G. clear 97s l0c. whisky held firmly at 87ce
st. Louis, May 9.-Cotton dull and nominal low
mddlng l7c; mddling l8c Flour dull and
changed; business light. Wheat dull prices droope
ing; only sample lots sold; prime to choice soft
spring ST. Sal 3719; No. fail s 60. Corn firms
No mixed 38Ui8Ac in elevator cash. Oats iIb
IS ass sc in elevator. Whisky scarce and higher
89c. Pork duh at 4la. Dry salt meats steadyg
packed lots OF shoulders &c; clear RIB ea cleal
S1.c Boon dull; prices droOpingS Sply Q Smam
joubing trade. Lard nominal.
Foreign Markets
LIVERPOOL. Nav 8, Evening.-Coaeoo asosea
steady; uplands sgd; Orleans gid. Sales to-day
II 900 bales, of which 2O0o were for export and
speculation. The sales include 60D0 Americano
Sales for the week SO 900 bales which 5000 were
for export and 1000 for specuatOre; stock 78l COO
of which 81 0Ga are American receipts l0' 00Os OF
which II $50 are American; actual expoS5s Gao9
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NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1873

| C1ases condition when be first saw b IN
after the attack, said: He suffered no pain
and died an easv death.
1t is now said that the Judges of iEe Su-
pTeme Court general term, who have
denied Stokes a motion for Few trial. viii
not resentenca him pending :be decision OF
the Court Of Appeals. 10 which she ease
must next be taken.
at the annual meeting of the National
Temperance Society, held to-day, William
E. Dodge was elected president, and J. N.
S;earns corresponding ard recording secre.
tary. Receipts the past year. S53, 9S2: ex-
penses. $53,S42 Resolutions were adopted
appealing to Congress to appoint ccmmis-
sicn to inquire into the liQnor traffic
throughout the country. and 10 pass gen
eral law prohibiting the manufacture and
sale OF Intoxicating !ig1ors Sn !he United
States.
1, j. charged rha. sour~ .: shr ASSISTANT
aldermen whose :iames are required 20 pero
mite ter exhibitions, signs, show cases. etc.s
have sXacted trcm one 20 I've dollars for
such services contrary 60 lave an invests
CATION will be made.
Morris Warner, of Myamns, Connecticut.
had his pocket picked Of Sll20 in Fourth
avenue car today: no clue 10 the thief
-Four of the sailor boarding house keep
ers are ont On bail. They weIe arraiened
to-day; they pleaded not guilty and were
relnanded, their counsel not being present.
The funeral Of James E. Hayes took place
this afternoon at st. AIMS Protestant Epis-
copal Church. A pumbsr OF theatrical
people attended.
A special to the Hercl1, dated London
to-day, says that John Stuart Mil died of
ph!egmonCus erysipelss. IL terminated
fatally the third day after is appearance.
closing the passage of the throat. Mil
left an autobiography ready for the press
and several other completed works.
A Her0ld special, dated Madrid, says:
The government army in B:scay is in
state Of mutiny in consequence OF got kayo
ing received their pay.
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lCOmmuIicated.Y
"shannOn's InsOlenCese0

EDITOR REPCBLICAN:
Under the above heading one OF Che 9SySse
lists on the sta fl of the HcraM ma es specc
tacle Of himself in yesterdays issue Of fhas
moderate sheet.
The writer of that article muse indeed be
familiar with this community and the lavorr
ite idea of certain class TO whose senselesa
prejudices he seeks to pandero No one else
would dare to put forth such stupid trasfJ
for the delectatiOn OF his readers. Bu9
familiar as he may be with the ideas of his
9caders, think he has 0vershOt the marb
this time. Certainly he puts very low ese
mate on the common sense of even the motl
who robbed the gun stores, when he expects
them to be ignorant OF so plain PROPOSE
ton of common sense to say nothing of law,
as that Commissioner Shannon had no right
to show the atlidavits in question to any
one, until the party most interested had
availeG himself of the commissioners very
pressing invitation to come and inspect the
same.
Must an officer before whom q complaint
has been lodged, charging party with a
crime, rush INTO print ana warn the accused
TO stand from under, or he will be arrested J
The smallest newsboy on toe street knows
better than that.
If no better vehicle for personal abuse
can be found than the article alluded 70 the
| "Hrdlds occupation vii be gone GER
tainlv; ard the intended Injury vii recoil
on the heads of the perpetrators LEN
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| patch TO the government, Gays: Many Gar
| lists are surrendtring.'
The misunderstanding between Genera
| TellsIde and Minister Of War No1vllOs
has been amicabiy adjusted.
He also states that he is making prepara
sions to order levy on the people 10 raise
forces 70 assist his troops i'll crushing the
lrsurgeGcs
The bards Ct Cariists commanded By
Campo and Gomez, have been totally de
;eateu by the National forces Many OF the
insurgents 5EciuGing their leaders, were
killed
BAYoSNE, May g~~Ts is said shat 'ratfic
viii soon be resumed ON the Northern rail
road in Spain, there being tacit agreement
between the government and the Carllsts
to respect the neutrality of railways and
permit the running of trains so long as they
do rot bear troops or material OF war.
HASASAs May "a boat from the Eng
fish gunboat Fly received Bidwell fhe
alleged Bark Of England forger, and carried
biln TO the English steamer Corsica, which
left this evening fer England. Bidweli is
in charge of an English detective. His
vile is Il passenger ON the Corsica. II is
reported that Bidwell will turn States evi
dence onipis arrival in England.
A dispatch from Santiago de Cuba, says
Okelly arrived there yesterday and was
placed in Moro Castle. The trial will be
continued there.
All vessels arriving here from ports in
communication with New Orleans will be
uuarantiDed
The United States steamer Powha;tan,
from Key West, Ia. back, declining TO be
Quarantined.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 30.-The police
have been ordered TO prohibit the Jesuits
from living liz societies in Oaxaca. Several
Jesuits preached disobedence to the laws
and constitution, and their arres. was or
dered, but being advised Of the movement
against them, they fed.
The government candidates for Presi-
dent an! secretary OF Congress will proDa-
bly, be elected
ROME. MAY 9.-In the Chamber Of Depu-
ties to-day Viscount Venosta, Minister of
Foreign Affairs. made a speech in favor Of
the bill abolisEing religious corporations.
He said Italy was not compelled to preserve
the obligations OF Mortmait, by which this
body existed, but az the same time should
leave generals of religious orders means of
keeping up their communication with the
Catholic world. Italy, in abolishing tems
poral power. had con .r5buted to the progress
u; the century, hus enc must yefrajn sSep
attacking She sp;ci!ua! power
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FOREIGN.

The Spanish Government Demand. ehe
Punishment of the English Car!isf Com
mittee-Carlists Leaving Portugal for
LiverpoO!-Bidwell,t the FOrger, Leaves
Havana for Englnnd-O'kelIy Arrived
at Havana-The Quarantine-Death of
John Stuart IIill-Defeat of the Earis
lists Ds Villavi9O>Afrsst % TOpete.e
War Old the jesuits in .NeSico> Finans
eiaI Troubles IN Vienna-Rs!igious
Legislation in italy.
IoSpoH. Mas 9.-it is fenofteti thas the
Spanish minister TO Great Britain has made
. demand upon Lord Granville Sor the
prosecution OF the London CarIists com.
mit:ee, which Is soliciting funds 30 aid the
cause Of Don Carlos.
\ dispatch from Lisbon says: "Twen.y.
:hree Carists took passage in steamshi p
which sailed from that ucv: !os I.:ve:vOo3
today"
John S,,,ar: Min Is dead.
4 train tan Uft the tfac:. rear Shs-ws.
bu:r. -Four o! the passengers were :si!;ei
and many hurt.
a special .lispa:cf: 20 the S.,-.'e.-s from
Vienna say.: ~ serious titlerence las
arisen between Archdufe Charles. Louis
Patron and Baron Sch wartz. superintendent
of the exhibition. :1 consequences of.the
backwardness of the arrangements. The
Emperor siding witt, the Baron. the Arch.
duke Charles has taken uusbsa:e and jets
Vienna
VIENNA May a..-There wa. q wild panie
On the Bourse today. caused ~ the failure
OF leading firm, which threw q large
amount Of stock on .he Market SO great
was the excitement that business became
impossible.
The spectators nave petitioned .fe gov.
eminent to order the suspension of transac-
tions for several days and TO adopt fneaso
ures to mitigate tie crisis duriug the height
Of the panic.
Rothschild and Schey vera pu6ljc?y Sno
suited, to- day, on the Bourse,
The number Of visitors to tie exposition
since the opening has been tyom 1900 to
l6.09O dailys
MADRID. May e-Generaf villarYgo mas
defeated the Carlsts, at once killing three
of their leaders, The victory is regarded
as great blow to the insurgent cause.
Admiral Topete has been arrested, but It
is thought he will be released soon.
General Eellardee in . telegrsphie dig
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FROM THE FRONT
GENERAL ot bls%C's FORCES r!s9ANeE0
THE REBELLION At ~ End
fNk TROOPS GONE UP TIE 1EcHc

The so9He~he dispatch was received Sy
Governor Kellogg as hal! past eight o'clock
last nigb:s
sr. NARriNss!s,x. NJ. 3. ss:3
6ovsInss II. p Kellogg:
DsB!sac's :srss s!!.5andsd: s'ne home.
A. s. BADGER
4 Gisea'eh was received last evening
from Brast.ar. Sy Marshal Packard. 90 :he
effect that Messre Price, E;ne Il Turper
had changed their lnirds late III she day.
and had put their boat. the Iberia, back in
the line. Consequently Deputy Marshal
Deklyne and the troops under Colonel
Smith, eeft FOR New fberia easc night on
the arrival IT General Smiths SeinfoSee
mApta.
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Court Items.

Judge Abell Yesterday kad ieH ythy in
terview with the grand jury. Hec iIlei at
tentiOn to the inh4mmatorv character of
the addresses at the Lafayette square
meeting, and strongly reprObate. the dis
ORDERS hich followed. He instructed them
that in the matter of their report of Wed
ntsday there was no law authorizing them
to summon the Governor and the other
parties before th' IN as they had suggested
He explained that an act OF the Legislature
authorizing the transfep of the M.tro2oli
tan Police from the ctyo and that the State
, officials were not responsible for crimes
committed on ehe aitS9 o5gSing the absencs
Of the policS
Two of those 0eeches wHnGcn 9estep sus
criminal courts will probably como To
grief to dayo A. Marquee and eo Remand
induced one John Williams to- Gap 9hens
$:.5 to sign his bnndo Then they each eook
an oath that they possessed imnooahle
propert,o Then they promised a ohg VIII
iams that the bond would be good and see
cue him his enlargement tilo tho com .S9ee
ton of his case. But it didsfo ybrY cid
not own any property of an 9 Kind exo,epS
the SO they swindled Williams Que oto 81
the grand jury did some legitimate 9GsS-
ness and indicted them ipintIc to9 ootsigs
ing money under false preten.es snS each
separately fer periuryo anb wheoSeS gheS
get their deserts or noto 20 % o6 &c, $3.50 S6lE
have a sautary scare.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1862.

Orleans. 9 P. NJ; Bee, from 81. Louis A. NJ. Nen-y
Ames, from New Orleans. 2 ?. NJ; Colorado. from Sta
Louis, p VI. Drparted-LOngworth, for Louisville
10 PsM; Bee, for New Orleans, this afternoon;
Ames, tor St. Louis, P. NJ Colorado. for Vicke-
the last twenty four hours. Weather clear and
pleasant
st. LoUIs MAY 9.-Arrived-Citv of Alton from
New Orleans and Emma Elliott from virksburg
No departurrs River rising s,owlye Weathes
showery and warm.
EiCKsBuRG, May 9-PAssed dOwn-Jthn Kiigour
at u NJ, smoky City ana targ.s at ?. NJ. and
Katie at 6 P. NJ. Cp-Robert +. Lee ~ ; A. NJ and
Iron Mountain and sarGes at p. NJ. Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling.
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DeBlaEc's Men Disbandinge

DeBlaBc's Men DisbandlnEo
The following dispatch from General
Badger was received at fous v'c1ock yestere
day afternoops
ST. MARTISsvIL1Ee La. May 9. 1873
TO General H. Street, Adjutant General Sev Os-
leans:
Since the fight day before yesterday De
B!a1c's ,orces have abandoned their camp
and disbanded in bands. Que crowd re-
turned TO Lafayette, another crossed
Breaux bridge, moving toward Iberville,
and another toward Lake Fausse Pointe.
l think their uen can not be held together
theme A. S. BADGER,
Brigadier General
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THE WASHINGTON HOThGo -oLCaieo JSissfoee
1t is an unquestionable SaoS that Shas eefee
brated establishment cab nos go Sj0aied
outside of this ci.y and Pari5o IS eSegant
suits of rooms. ots magnifcens tab9e oeS-
vices, the wondrous art as oos eus9nt2s ans
the perfect quality of its wines hase spread
its ioIne all over the worldo Ip so osheS
city in this Union, can such dimes De ses
out as at the WashiDgtoue the amsitious
restaurateurs of the Northern % Res Save
tried to copy its style, but have ufserably
failed. What will our readers saw, then,
when we tell them that this establishment
mas been thoroughly renovated this sprisg,
and Is now open for the seasons campaign
with greater spendor than ever. There i.
the chance for happy family dinner parties
at the lake by the Pontchartrain railroad,
and splendid dinners, TO say nsthing o.
ba:chelor parlie care.
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NRw YORK, May 9.-ihe fOil0Wn2 "a Stc COE@
paratlve cOttO statement:
Receipts of cotton for the week aS al9
United States ports. 90 600 soooooooe q3.3ag
Receipts same time last year. Ooo...sooso 1850
Total receipts Of cotton SINCE Septemo
Der l. 1917 10 date 10000 8 ~ w
Total same time last year .825
Exports for the week from all ports. $3.50
Exports same time last year .........Ooo.. l5,4S+
Exports since september l............o....2lA IA 9O3
Exports same time last styear..........e...I.14 "a I'll
Stock at all United States ports. ........ 4l2 9a3
Stock same time last year Observation-Disclosures. $50 6Ss
Stock at interior tOwne Observation-Disclosures. 79187
stock last year. So l24
Stock at Liverpool. 18l 900
American cotton aicat for Great Hritain SoS ooo
Same time last year. l47,ooO
BosroN, May Stock IL 100 bales; weekly net
receipts 228 gross 2O3a exports TO Great Britain
49, sales 815
BAIrlxoxE, May a-Stnck 1878 bales; weekly net
receipts 2ll; gross 1887; exports TO Great Britain
1871 coastwlse 5C5; sales 1883 spinners 49, taken
GALVESTON MAY 9-Stock al 693 bales; weekly
net receipts 1881: exports to Great Britain II 100,
coastwise IL 1852; sales 1880
MEMPHIS, May 9-Week's receipts 1861 bales;
shipments SAP sale s 5000; stock IS, ,755.
PhILApkLPhlA, May s.-Weekly gross receipts
MoBLK, May a-Stock 20 9l3 bales; weekly net
wise 1891 sales $500
CITY PoINr. Maya-Weekly net receipts I47 bales.
NORFOLK, May s.-Stock 6774 bales; weekly net
receipts 1885, exports coast wise 1927; sales 8od.
WILNISGToS, May Stock 43t6 bales weekly
net receipts 406: experts coastwse 209 sales ll8.
COLUMBUS. May 9.-Weeklv receipts 239 bales;
shipments 36} sales 1872; stock 7+35.
SKLMA, May 9.-Receipts of the week 229 bales;
shipments 1913 stock 1923.
SAVANNAH, May 9.-StOck so 483 bales; weekly
net receipts 1885, exports TO Great Britain 4444 to
the continent 1857: coast wise 276e; sales 3l31.
CHARLEsTON May 9.-Stock 25,54l ,-s weekly
net receipts 3lSs; oss 61t9 exports coaswise 1893
sales 1880
Providence May s-weekly aeb eecsipes SSG
Gasee6 sales ~ Ot'6 stock 20 GOO.
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e~o~o-~-n-~e~@'ee eee9
Valuable Improved and Vacant Real Is.
tate at Auction by sheriff Harper.
Particular attention Is called 10 the safe S
at auction. to BE made this day q: noon.
a. the Merchants and Auctioreers' En-.
change, Royal street. by the sheriff OF the
parish of O.!eans. Said sales comprises
FIRST DISTRICT.
I. A :ot Of ground. with :Ee buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated on
New Levee and FElton streets. between
Lafayette and Girod streets.
SECOND DISTRICT.
8. 4 portion of ground. situated a: tie
corner Of Bourbon and Toulouse streets,
with 'he buildings and improvements
thereon. being an opera house and It's de-
Tendencies. and all and singular the fnr'
niture. decorations. scenery. wardrobe.
library ard other accessories. etc.
3. a ios O: ground. with the buildings
and Improvements thereon, situated at the
corner Of Royal and Barracks streets. IN
square bounded hy sad streets sHs 5y
bourbon and Espianaes T streets.
!. 4 LOT Of ground. with the buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated on
Hospital etree:. between Ola I.evee AID
Conds os Charities streets.
.HIRD DISTRICT.
:. 4 vacant 10: Of ground. Situated IN
fantourg Marigny. Or Love tnow Ram.
part:. between Spain and Poe: s:see:s
fOrRTH DISTRICT
6. Twenty-Five lots OF ground. IN .!ra,e
bounded by st. George aven.e. Jacobs.
Sixth and Seventh streets.
:. 4 lot of ground. with tie t:::.iings
and improvements thereon. situated in
:auborrs I.ivaudais. on Seventh s:.ee:. be.
tween Dryades and St. Denis streets.
s. y !os Of ground. with the buildings
and improvements thereon. situated on
First stsee:. between Live Oak and Laurel
streets
fifth DISTRICT.
9. 4 portion of ground. with the Improve.
ments thereon. situated Oh Che right bank
of the yivers on Market street. IN square
bounded by said street and by Alix. Church
and Jefferson Streets
SIXTH DISTRICT
20 Ana three squares or portions OF
grounds with the buildings ard improve
ments thereon square No. 1879 bounded
by. Henry Clay avenue. Edmund, Barrett
and Story streetss square No. l29. bounded
by Henry Clay avenue. Edmund, Peters
and Burke streets; and square No. 13l. q
triangle, bounded by Claiborne. Edmund
and Burke streets.
For full par .iculars and terms. see adver-
tisenents.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTftTooe oooe 600 esooooeOo. SWIPeA.
az persons aavfqAs rad guns ara pistols in my
charge for repairs requested to make them
selves known 10 mo immediately so that the, may
ess 81 SssemuS oao
CARSON NUDGE Gunsmith,
No. 95 Magazine street.
Rew Orleans. 9av 8. 1873. myast
sf'EEyRe 10000 oo. q RETes Tes..........TAETas.
GREAT REDUCTION.
9.2p-Giod and Platinum Sets-GS6e
Usual charge s 1901
SSSoSSSss AS um iIlium and ot her Matese.ss. = )
Usual charge $50
@2-Goid Fillings-GSs
Usual charge So
Ge0eooSeSs amalgam and GuirSYe Csn1ept
tl..ng-S1.
sgsual charge $3S .
Dle. q. q. NETANCNUKTs
6S9Oooo..... .Ss. Joseph street .ss.s..o.o174
Gss~ssis Camp Gna s.. Charles
Goeeqs % iusort SETS 0F TEETH et Che sSove
Rrices, with or without the extraction of the roots
Warrants the purity OF all Materials. as also the
Citing CT Plates, stability and duTatok OF hNnSsv
Or 4 paid at the highest pr;Ces.
EXtractiOIs and other Operators $eSsoSms3 py
Oceans of anTsthetic agents.
S'ooi ha che cured lnstantaneOuslNs
aOnsuit atom gratis ssZSS~
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T OST.-AN ORDINARY SIZED BLACK AND
IL Tan Terrier answering to the name OF PliEce.
= reward Of + 10 will be paid upon his return 20
No. 23 Prytauia street.
New Orleans. May !. 1873. My2
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rORsTALL 4 DELAVIGNEo

TNORSTALL 4 DElAVlGNEo
OCTAVE FORSTALLs ALFRED DELAeIGNH
No. 81 Magazine street. New Orleans,
Dealers in LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER OF PARIS
FIRE BRICKS, KETTLE TILES, FERTILIZERS
PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, NAVAL. STORES, etco
Sub sgents for Blood FertilizeS MannfactuSong
Companye
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
L entered into q copartnership' under the style
Of FORSTALL L DELAvIGNE, and will continue
the same business at No. 81 Magazine street here
tofore carried on by Octave Forstsll, who will per-
sonauy attend to the settlene ent Of the affairs Of
the old firm. OCTAVE FOkSrALL
ALFRRD DELAV1GNE.
New Ort tssf, April ], 1873. APP I'm
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VOLUME VlT--,NO. q.
ADJUSTMENTS,


VARIETIES THEATRE.
Tuesday Evening, May q3, fs73e
FUN? FUN! FUSS
82e gre atsst living humorist,
THE FAT CONTRIBUTORS
tMr. A. Ii. Griswold),
0.s 6eloess lis GRAND GIFT LECTURE on
"INJUN NEAL,o
eHish Yas been received with roars of Laughter %
eLe plitcipal cities of the East and West
oTbe wlite man has followed upon the scent of
SSe red man until the red man hasn't red cent"
'He that have that have tears to thed, pre- pare
Gv ehbd them Eow."
ADMISSION AS USUAT
SoQ Office oden Mondago %ooxtiD ctStge sos 600
0erved soat6o
Wgwao Seuo az sovoao &jab ealS oegias a.
0ghe.
INJUN MEAI MATINEE WEDNESDAY
mylG at
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DY THE DEATH OF MIR. DANIEL
d Blume the firm of D. BLUM. STERNn CO. is
dissolved. The undersigned will continue the
business at the old stand, under the style Of
SIERNE < KLOPMANe SOLOMON STERNE.
PIERRE kLOPMAN.
New Orleans PebIQarrS, l9.S my2 Pm
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NOTICE Ofe DfSSOIUTION.ATHB c..
~ partnership heretofore existing between NJ.
LARDNER and WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN is this day
dissolved by mutual CONSENT All liabilities Of the
Press SALOON aSs 6eSeby assumed by WAliam Ne'
Laughlino
May 80 I8sS
The undersigned wifi continue the business, so
Tong favorably known as the Press Sa.oOn, and
respectfully invites all the Old friends Of the house
10 continue the patronage they have here ofore so
literally bestowed WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN
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dispatch from Marshal Packard to the
Attorney Genernl-4A Resume Of the
&iruation-Return Of the President
Aunouncins the Death of Chief Jus.
tice Chas e. CsnditiOu of admiral " ins.
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COTTON
Comparative 6tatement-d'ransac OF
the Week-Receipts, snlesa Exports
and Stock on Hand.

NKw YORK, May 9-The following g Sho cont
parative cOttO statement:
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MISCELLANEOUS

1aW1essness IN the Rio Erande-Scene Pm
u Mary land CGurt-A Prisoner Sluug-
4hOis m Officer During n Trinl-The
Central Methodist Enivcr>ity-Funera
. Services of Ysi. hop Mcllyaincs