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$50. They. now OMAR =.
BACKGROUND ,coLoRED sIl. ~
GRENADINg at ioae-would beScheap atS'c'
warTE.aRousp, coLoREns STRIPE GRE
NADINE at ,2sc. per yard worth aoc.;!
RACK GROUND COLoRED STRIPE ahE-
NADINE at 1o,c. per yardworth eoc''
pratN-coLoR JAPANESE PoPL1Ns al lssc'
+ worth CSC; '' ~ y;
GRIP ,prn JAPANESE PoPLINs, in all eolors'
at lssc. worth ssc-; f..a1E e,r
poLKA-DoT CHINESE GRAss-CL1o'th' 'uA
rard-.s,de, at l5c. worth csc. per yard ,r
PLAIN and STRIPED WAsH-PofLiSs al i''
,.ras .sso,tmept Of fast color LAwNsa at l7s and
-lsac. ! per yer yard worth 1853 and zoe;
SCOTCH GINGHAM at 1sac. worth ssc. per safu'
BrJFF VICTORIA LAWN at CSC. worth a7sc. per
RI, nrEp SATIN -sTR1PED PERCALEs at esc'
worth Soc per yard; ,,,o
LINEN TUssoRE sUITING-somethine ne" ul S
season-at rs and soc. worth 20 anu '0' PC
. yard; worth
COLORED LINEN LAVE a' -'' 80 - 49,. -.
IS cents:
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN with satin oahu si"e-
.,,,e for trimming at CSC. per yard worth 'Ve'
p1orrEs at es, 3d. 49, 49, and Soc per yafaaii iiiu'
below regular prices;
VICTORIA LAWN at soc'-
would be cheap at aoc.; Ga.
R1,aCK SILKS from 81 to - per yaId'
toIoRED SILKS at much below regular prices'
SWISS, CAMBRIA, NA1NsOOh' NULL a"'
oRGANDIE MUsLINs;
u,pr1yf; CAMBRIA at 2oc per yard worth
25c.; a>.
r,1rCKED CAMBRIA, full yard WIDE at si'25 per
yard; IN
R1,.Ck ALPAcAs and BoMBAzlfEs III all
qualities; ....
AUSTRALIAN CREPE at soc. per yard very
cheap;
BLACK IRON GRENADlNE;
DOMESTIC GINGHAM, an excellent articie' a'
l2.c. per yard
LEATHER BELTS in all qualities
TpIrNks. vALIsEs, sATCHELs, and LUNCH
BASKETS;
SASH RIBBONS, III fredI '"iiS''' ~
regular prices;
FANS in all styles and qualities;
LADIES, READY-MADE GARMENTS OF every
description; ....
LADIES TRAVELLING SUITS and REDlN-
GOTES;
ENGLISH cHEyIoT SHIFTING at zoe. per yard
same ms we sold last season at Csc. per yard;
RED TICK every quality, from 10 to a5c. per yaro'
, ro,or., assortment. of GOODS suitable for men
and boys wear
Utica BLEACHED sHEETIHG at SOC. per
yard; ...,
v1uI.w1D1H USBLEACHED sHEETING at
aoc. per yard;
EIJLL-WIDTH BLEACHED SHEETING at s5c.
per yard;
REACHED PILLOW-CASE COTTON, yard
and a quarter wide, at shilling per yard;
NEw YORK MILLS COTTON at zoe. per yard,
waMs,jTTA BLEACHED COTTON at lsc. per
yard;
pAyoL MILLS BLEACHED COTTON, the IA
yorte brand, only &c.;
ANDROsCOGGlN, AUBURN, and FRUIT OF
THELOOM BLEACHED COTTON at a shill-
ing per ward. LEVY BROTHERS,
10l7 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Orders from the country per express Z. y. De-
will receive prompt attention. oy "
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New Books.

Insanity in ITS Relations TO Crime. 4 Text
and a Commentary. By Nm A. HAM.
aoNp, NJ. D. New York: y. APPLETON
s. Co. 1873.
This book has attracted Ii good deal of at.
ten,ion. The author is distinguished ply.
siciaii, and discusses bis subject understand
ingiy. Lawyers and doctors Will find it
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We have received pamphlet copy of the
excellent address delivered July 3, 1873, be-
fore the Society of Alumni of the Virginia
Military Institute by Colonel JOSEPH MAYO,
of Richmond.
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MOONLIGHT On THE WAVE.

EFOONLIGHT On THE WAVE.
a brilliant MOONLIGHT EXCURSION will be
given on MONDAY. August !, 1873. at y O'CLOCK L
H.. on steamer JOHN SYL VESTER, Captain Post.
MCCANS'S CELEBRATED BRASS Asp Ooilhho'
RAND has been engaged for this OCCASION .. .
: This excursion will be one Of the most pleasant
and brilliant OF the aud affords an opport-
nifty to those who desire pure atmosphere, pleasant
rccreatjon beautiful scenery, and daucing to ENJOY
their tastes.
Order will be strictly observed
Should the day be iuclement the ne 1t fair day.
| Refreshments and CONNECTIONS Will he furnished
by Nnlmer at city prices.
Tickets can be had Of West, Johnston 90. ana
on the boat
MANAGERS:
j. II. ALLEN, L. IL. ClilLDRESS.
Gentlemen. Laules. ..'oVc'
jy 29-Tu, Th, S&M4t* .-......
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w JULY 5TH, 1873.
Il. 4. PRICE & CO. have lust received by steamer
and express
New STYLES PARASOLS and SUN-SKADES;
Silk and Cambria UMBRELLAS;
Black IRON GRENADINES;
SoIid-colored and black LAWNS;
Sash and other RIBBONS;
Black English GRAPES aud GRAPE Wells;
uemsttched and nen-Cambric HANDkER-
CHIEFS;
Hack FUULARD SILKS;
Lisleand Thread GAUNTLETS, &C., &. jy S
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MASONIC NUTICE.-The stated :. &
lNl meeting of Il ENRICO IN LON TX
HODGE. No. 1870, will take place THIS lMon-I
dayI EVENING at Masonic Hall on Twenty-h
street ut O'Clock. Members OF sister lodges an, ~,
transient brethren In good standing are 1raternaiS
'n'''''' ~ WILLIAM WILSON,
- ,.x .Sper.ary. }
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A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
N of the BANK OF MANCHESTER will be
held at the office Of Judge Clopton on THIS MOD
tiayJ AFTERNOON at O'clock. A dralt OF tne
Iroposed charter. as also other iinportat
will be laid before the Board
Manchester, Va, August ), lsI3. au 4-It'
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MEETINGS..

CT. ALBAN'S ROYAL ARCH MsZsz@
. CHAPTER, No. 33-The members OF ssZ&SS
St. Adams Royal Arch Chapter. No. 90 GSWSA
are requested to attend stated convoiI III, TrIIc
Monday EVENING. 4tb Instant, at 4 clocs. An
ROYAL Arch MaSons In good standing are lr 6 81
I 70 IA s. B. ia COBS.
T., ~. ..... ..ss Secretary.
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TULEs ROBIN 6 CO.

:CoGNAC BRANDY, DIRECT lAfon na,r
we have just received direct is'"' ,oGSAG
one-eiyh,h casks Iples Robin "
RRaSDY--yintage, 1888 . 10. IOGNAN
one eighth casks jules keeln
~ BRANnY-.ytntage, 1861 IN. CeGNaS
one-eighth casks Julsa kooii
BRASDY-yiniage, 1852 10 CuGN"
10 one-eighth casks jules Rohih
BRASDY-ylntage, 1874 Ar ,iu,y paid y
low a. any importer Ia the pnit.S ''
Samples at our Office for exaininas,oon. t.;nfIts,
spss corner Of Thirteenth ana AZ
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POWDER.

POWDER.
A TTENTION, sPORTSMEN!
~ NEW YORK STATE sPORTSMEN'S
-url 81! 4 ASSOCIATION. ,s
EXTRACTS FROM ''RRPoRT OF COMMITTEE ON
al, ii. STANDARD FOR SHOT," gsg
g All manufacturers will have eventually to con
form when sportsmcn require that their shot shall
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
which your committee has fixed. ta
upon the most critical examination, your COM
mittee have determined 10 ADOPT as the "AMER1-
CAN Standard the scale presented to us by
Nessrs. Thomas Otis LIE Roy u CO.. Of New York. $
K. NEWELL, Chairman;
Is. N. M. SMITH, f's
tEN ..a s.t~ +. O. SKINNER. ID
above SCALE, or any information relative thereto,
can promptly obtain the same by applying u
THOMAS OTIS LIZ ROY & CO., New York.
je g8-eod3m
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DERSONS desiring to visit VUE De
i L'EAU by way Of Richmond and Petersburg
and Petersburg and Norfolk railroads, can connect
with the steamer n. p. BANKS for TINT place uu
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
" 2s-l0t J. II, FRklMAN.
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND ODD.FELLOWS

GRAND ODD.FELLOWS' r g.
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT.
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1873, .
under the auspices of STUART Lopez, No 1il, L
d. d. f. Manchester. A fine baud of music has been
an Gagged for the occasion dancing, &c.
Trains will leave The depot of the Richmond, YORK
River and Chesapeake railroad at "a O'Clock a. NJ.
TIcKETs: Gentlemen, 81: ladies' and children
5oc. To be had of any OF the committee, at The
Grand Central, Weisiger's drug store or ut the
depot. ,,,,,,.,,, ros.er
]. J. Writ, ii. II. Gary. A. a. Wells. ly n At
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RAILR0AD Lrxrs
M IIs:s ssSaaD
HIcnAoHb 1sDw istEp0s 80
$500 tSE saE ~ MAsAGgR's- GFriSyno fk'l

HlSii,iosps VS. .sJuIy 81 T.,
THE TRAINS on THIS KCrrrs ,S
4 THE Mail. TRAINS leave R n ;, ), -
and 40 ID, arrive at petsrsb,sg a, t az a. a.
s ss,e4 sss ~ Z. Arrive at Weldon at III T. D.
iFEEIgHT TRAINS. via, 4 ,,as4snv., -,
tacned leave Richmond for Petersmsa g eoaef -.
and D.: anS returning leave Peters,uroo ~ NJ
RETURNING MAiLTRargs ,cavs w.t..
4ss AM auS p 1 go and leave Petersburg =;
i The SUNDAY EXCURSION iTsasfNs .,.s
Eicsmon ono and Petersburg leave both plucss ss =,
+ The Freight Trains will not run ON sJ,,,,,
ana the 1855 T. n. 8aif.Train will not lcaya rs,
nurg on sundays, and the S A. NJ. Train III Sers-
leave IsichIn0nd on Mondays rr wiz not
Inc d ALL TRAINS Will not utop betrno,, M,
chester. - :, =. 14"hehf5ter and
Passengers for Norfolk will take tho trail, ;,
ing Richmond at 1870 p. M. 'n "a'-
Passengers from Clover Hin will leave =, =,
Except Sundays). ~ oally
Passengers win take their meals at ar,s,,.. r,
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will AIR., nc, no
the Washing Street depot, 80. from
tPULLMAN'Sg PALACE SLEFPISa-c,pu
attached 10 all the Night Mail Trains. 'i'' are
) IHOStAS n. HYYyr
fJy ~ ..a.#. - ~ aA'ff ' .freuerai
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND poTo.
MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Sueet station $40
Am. ...L -,gts -, ~ ...- "
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Str.ct station a.,
7. NJ. Except on Surdays.l
: UP >ACCOMMODAfION leaves Broad -s,req,
station 8 z. Nj. Except Oh SundayE.l
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrl->uest ia.
ton at 1903 p. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives al Byrd-str.c, s,s
tiou 4:40 a. NJ. Except or Mondays.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives Il
Broad-Street station s:a7 A. III. except on sun.
days.l
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broat-Srct station ON
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays At e:i5 l. NJ,
CONNECTING at Quanuco WIN me Alexandria and
Street station ON Tuesdays. Thursdays, aud satul.
days al $40 =. VI.
BY order Of General Superintendent.
j. Il, GENTLY,
feJS General Freight aud Ticket Agent
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M THE eRHARC osNGoT
sA1s Of SUMNER DRESS soois Ar
. Lew BRorHsagN
Vii be constansd Just foas Weeks longer
Theyn6w OMAR

:. 80 "a. -. Tteyn6w OMAR =
BACKGROUND ,coLoRED "a
GRENADINES at ioac-would beScheaP a. I'''
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SlIUA-
"A TION rs TEACHER either in a family or
school, teaching French, music, usual English
branches, and beginners in Latin. Wouldn't object
to going out Of the State, either south or wes1 AL
Goochland Courthouse, Va.
Richmond city references: VIC. Darlington and
u. }. Hartsook. y I--LIn
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RiCHaosD, Y0EK RIVER AID CIiEs,pr,vS-
I =. ~ RAILROAD tc,aPayY
- IN ri RlcHHOHp, July IL ls;a (
I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE pas
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS On m.
road Will run as follows: Va uiis
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Pcip, ,e,ro.
Richmond at Q p. NJ. and train from Wc,, pc,,,
will arrive at Richmond at 1890 A. ". d. iiy ,snn
days excepted. "'"'
fine splpnJidsteamer SUE, Captain c, ,cr,v
has been placed ON the Toe between West Poin;
Baltimore TO run! II, connection with this road ana
viii make three trips week, leaving West pSin
VS., THURSDAYS. and ShTrRbA'T," ~
ON the arrival Of the train. which leaves Ricl nna
nj 3 T.. NJ, arriving Al Baltimore next nnrnimr H.
ample time to connect with trains Tor The Noth
and West: andleave BaltimOrcMOSDaYS VIII
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at4P. NJ. conu.c,ing
al West Point with the train due at Richmond ~
iD:3o next morning 81 tta a.
Fare TO Baltimore, IS: colored people, s.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Tue
'tiare, Thursdays. and Sat,Irdaysat& III Ihroupb
freight received daily TIL P.M
FhEIGUT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West pcjn,
leaves Richmond on Mondays Wednesdavs .ni
Fridays at A. ~ Local freight received Tnesi,ys
Thursdays, and Saturdays tills VI. -
i"H 800 > EDW. F. FULGEP
ils9.. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
w. n. BRAGG. Master Transportation. IVA
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POrnN,tl
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that they can buy frst-class GRoCEhIn r.,
chem for cash at greatly reduced prices at the Tip
Ton Family Grocery Store No. 1884 Main street.
BEST OOLONG TEA. SIPS worth sl50
and everything else in proportion. Favor me Win
call. F. GEOhGE !. ChNch'
" 3n-StInwlw
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Potomac
4 RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE OF
GENERAL TICKET AND FREIGHT Agent,
: ...a" 2 f. rE RICHMOND. June Is, la
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
MARKETS.
DOAle1tse EsRrkarA,

NEW YORK September 10, Evening.-Cos.~n closed
unsettled and nominal Sales today 1887 bales
recepts 81 bales; gross 376 Sales OF futures IL 700
September 10 ll6c; October ls5jc; Ecvsmbsr
II ZIG; December l7a,c.
Flour dull aud Declining common 10 fair extra
S7a8 20; good to choice SO 25Qll50 Whisky low
er. 96 a97c. Wheat-heavy Ease lower: winter red
IVES Western $ 68 Cora heavy and about lc lower.
hlce stea1y- Pork steady at declire new
SIT 15a ID. Lard weak at l6c Turpensine
lover at AZ: at2c. ,Tallcw qute'. Frei:hts irm.
government bonds and States unchanged
Money very unsettled. and early IN the day at
was Impossible TO borrow, ard no transactions
were reported; closed nominal at gold. tx
change demoraiized by the tightness of money
and the prevailing excitement. 81. Gold active
at IL s. ma Rates for carrying %, rs, 5 and
gold, and Is to fiat for borrowing.
Coffee very quiet; Rio is quoted at q 23c Sugar
quiet; financial troubles check business. Molasses
quiet and unchanged.
are generally quiet; owing to the unsettled state OF
financial affairs in New York. Tile feeling is gen.
ir ss Fiat Fiat Of 5 copidence t1tton-Mddng
81 JSUl 40. Corn firm at 55c. Oats steady at 3.
gao. Provisions quiet; buyers and sellers both
inclined to wait; quotations largely nominal. Pork
quiet and steady at SIS Lard firm; steam az a
he; kettle 3 d3>sc inside figure offered and re.
used Bulk meats dull and unsettled shoulders
iers 9c clear rib 81. clear loo. Whisky firm az &C.
81. Louis September l9-COtton nomi nally lower
mddIng lghc. Flour quiet and weak, but not
luotably changed. Wheat dull; prices have de- |
5 3D. No: red winter ST 50. Corn dun: prices |
nave decilned for track lots; No. mixed 44046c |
losing at inside rate; higher for elevator lots; +:
a!es at 49u50c. oats dull: prices have declined:
So 81 >;c on track 35 i &c in elevator. Whisky
i'm. 95c Pork quiet az SIG 251is 50; order lots |
) 10 10 Bacon dull and lower; jobbing and order
ots OF shoulders gag &c: clear yib IG0I0,c. clear
oAc. LAID quiet,
Foreign Markets.
LIvEHPooi. September 10, Evening --t'o.ton closed
let; sales 20 day IL 900 bales which 5000 were
,r export and speculation. The sales include !
500 American: Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
uiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Septe mber 10. Evening % Tu.pep tine a3s !
inancss uneasy. but no failures. Erie s.s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
OF THE LATE MARy KIL1ELE,.
DECEASED.
Second Ds:sies Ce.lE- for The sseisa - Crlese>-
TO - !4A

| OY SfHfrE OP AND IN SBEDYESCF 70
- an order of sale rendered August l3 1878 and
! to me directed by the honorable the Second Dis
trlct Court for the parish OF Orleans in the above
entitled matter. | will proceed to sell at public
! auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneefs' Ex.
| change Royal street, between Canal and custom.
house streets, in the Second District OF this civ
on SATURDAY September 20, 1873, at twelve else
NJ, for account of said successios, the following
!. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND s1tnatsd
in the Second District of this city, in Pie square
bounded by johnson, Hospital, Barracks and Gal
vez streets, designated by the number three on n
sketch annexed to an act passed before A. D. Do
riocOurt notary public in this city on the eighth
of March, 1867, and measuring thrty-one feet
front on johnson street, by hun6 red feet deep
on the side coward Hospital street, and ninety
feet eleven inches six lines deep the other side:
twenty 19ar feeehve inches on the line OF the odd
Ghemln des LepreuK, and seven feet eleven inches
on line parallel to Johnson street.
Q. ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND. sieusted
in Che same district and square and adjoining the
one above described, measuring three feet trout on
Johnson street, by ninety one feet eleven inches
SIX lines In depth, more or less, adjoining on one
side the portion or ground hereinabOve described
and on tine other side the property of J. Andrieux
and forming "a part of the lot designated by NUM-
fore said L. r. Doriscourt Is0tary pube on the
sixteenth day of May, 1871, together with III the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways, servitudes, privileges and adyan
tases theseunts Sslopgin: OF ia snysise sppes.
tanning
Being tho same properly scq,,i,~d by ,h.. LAT.
Ihoinas hlllsea by purchase from James Killelea
per act of sale before Edward Barnett notary pui.'
lie in this city. dated August 6, 1870
change.
Terms-One half cash, md the Sslanc, in sw.
eauai lnstalimsnts at ono and two ye>rs' credit
with interest at the rate of ght per cent Der an.
mum from the date of the notes to be gwen with
special mortgage upon the property to secure the
payment St tbs notes and l&wyegs tess 1t tive per
cent.
VIZ HARPER.
auze ~ sew Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
AUCTION SALES.
BY G. De Ferret & Co.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN A. FRYER.

\ SbLtEoSltpS OF JEAN A. Fryer.
Second District Court for the Par;.l. OF Orleans
80. 32,53J.
ply G.. DE FERRET 4 CO.-;OHN G. MON
BS ROSE, AuCtioueeF-Office No. 50 ROYAL street -
On TUESDAY, September 30, 1873. At twelve o'clock
| d. at the 81 Louis Auction Exchange in the base.
ment rOtunda efthe s.. Louis Hotel vii! be sold
by public auction, by virtue of an order from thu.
Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated August 10.
1873 the .ollo"in. described property .oy account
of said succession, to wit
NINE LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Third
District OF this city, in the square bounded BY
Lesseps, Moresu, Poland and yasacavo streets;
designated by letters A. b. c, D. Z = 6, II and
and measuring to vii: Lot A measures 2s feet
inches lines front on Lesseps street. BY lis feet IN
depth and front on horeau street o: which il
forms the corner. Lot adjoins the above and
measures 26 feet inches lines in depth between
equal and parallel lines: Lot mea sures =: feet
inch lines in depth; .otsD I, FG Il an. measure
each IS feet inch lines by us feet in depth be-
tween equal and parable! lines. Tosethe. with tho
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the
town of Miine6urg on the Lake Pontchartrap in
this parish and designated hereafter specified
Lot No. H. IN the square No. 81 bounded by llvsian
Fields, New York. MaIigny and Frankfort streets
Elysian Fields street by Il: feet 70 inches lines
in depth. Lot No 3, in the square No rnO bounded
by Market, Dublin Marigny streets and Edinburs
avenue, measuring IS feet II inches 3 lines front
on Market street, by !!1 feet 20 inches line. in
depth.
b" Ell Z Aois VT TfIOUSD, IN Che eduage
bounded boende9 by Music, Arts, Dublin and tdin-
burg stEeets; together with the improvements
thereon See plan OF A. De sr!uas, surveyor. on
exhibition at the Exchange
Terms-For the fourteen lots situated in the town
of Mlneburs, cash on the spot and for the other
property one-half cash on the spot balance on a
credit of one year in notes bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from day of sale
to final payment, and secured py special mortgage
and vendors lien; the property to be kept insured
and the policy transferred to vendor in case of
SUIT ave per cent attorneys commission, and all
ether usual penal clauses.
Acts OF sale before A. D. Doriocoure notary pub
hc the expense of purchaser.
aug SEQ 10 % q 30r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING. HOUSE.

Gold opened entirely nominal. against ll2h at
New York, and after light business closed Of II 2
UilZ',. agalnat ll2l5 in that market. which OK
HiDlted WIDE fluctuations opening at il2h, rising
TO ilZ.5, but subsequently giving way and closing
at vi Il al Indication that the panic was sussid.
ing. TIE sales summed up &3i 90, embracing
$1,000 at fl21. $1,000 at lI9'.. lJt3 and 5000 at
il3 and $1,000 at .i3i,.
No sales OF silver were reported American half
dollars were quoted at i08nl0. and Mex can Dol.
lars st 80 in gold for both new and Old
Under The course of gold and bills at New FORK
sterling exchange opened and closed entirely nom
NAL The only sales reported were $500 bill Of
!adiH. a: - and si'e Al clear three day. sight at
III.
no sales Of francs or German marks were re.
ported aIG rates were entirely nominal,
The offerings of domestic exchange we've Ncht
The sales included St0ot 80 900 fIi 900 and
bl1 600 commercial. and $l'09s bank Alght on
New York at !. Y cent premium; aud !! 10 800 pr.-
vote bankers a. SIC.
The nominal rates for bank checks o.. View York
was ). = cent premium. Private sight .yas quo.
led a, G5-!G
The only sale OF stocks reported was 70 .la,ss
Ammonia and Ths1mo-SDeci&c Y.0gelliDs Com
pany at $40 -.
The saes of bonds included Z 1900 city gold baa,
ing seven per cents al 80 and &l00,. > $3.50 and
$4,000 at 81. They closed at coast.
Gtv appropriation certificates were nominal
st 56G5,.
no sales ., metropolitan Police warrants were
reported. Th"r were quoted nominal q. s.0S3
Graham state variants closed nominal at seal
and Clinton State warrants AZ :065!. No sales o:
either were reported.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20

SAVANNAH September ie>Stsck IS. bsies; week
~ net receipts 1871 exports coastvis< sts: sales
30l3.
WILaiNGroS September ls.-ssoc. ,13 naiAs
weekly net rece.pts SIG; exports @ossewiss 1885,
sales 49,
AUGUSTA. September 19.-StOck ii4y bars weekly
net receipts 2432; shipments 1850; sales2
PROVIDENCE, September - -N6ekly net receipts
bales. sales $500, mostly TO spinners stock 715
NASHVILLE, September 19-Weeky receipts 635
bales; shipments 600; stock 1890.
NORFOLK September 19.-Stocx 537 Sales; weekly
ns receipts 1913, exports coastwse 1890 sales 100
PHiLADKLPHIA, September lS.-Weekly net Pc
eelpts 516 bales; gross 1895; exports 90 Great
Britain 34s.
BALrIsoRE, Septeuber la-eStosk 396 bales; week.
ly net receipts 68 gross 1859 ports l20.
sales 20.
MOBILE, September J9.-Stock 1926 bales: weeks
Ee receipts i'32 exports coastwss l-52 sales 1900
GHAKLssToN, September ls.-Stock 5593 weekly
net receipts 5l95 bales gross $3.50; 2xoax,s coast.
wise 3+02; sales 1850
tITi POINT, September fS~weekIy nee receipts
81 bales.
MACON, September weekly receipts 1885, 5ass
shipments go: stock 1895.
GALvKsToN, September Ia.--Stock 55Ss bales;
weekly Het receipts als3; exports Goast~ise 1850;
sales 5tt
BosroE, September f9--stocs 5000 bales weekly
Let seGsipts S9a gross 1888: sales S7gS