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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-05
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

REDEMPTION OF CITY BoNDe.-rHr
k,bolders OF bonds ofthe city OF wheeiIne
issued under tine ordinance ofjuue, 1871 s,s
hereby notified that in accordance with fhs
provisions of said ordinance the follovins
bonds. as Numbered, tn-wit: /, IL, IS, So A.
s.. "A, 90 lis. l40. l67, III, having been drawn
by lot: win be paid on pre- emit ton to the
on and after April LIST, l,&
henry K. LIST,
BEN. DAvEN PORT.
mar3-o CONS of ity OF Wheeling
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TIE Boston Transcript knows man
who has not given bis wife a cent TOT
the last month for fear OF being sum
moned before q C Congressional committee
on a charge OF trying to influence oef
action by the improper use OF money.
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NEWSPAPER ExoHANeEs,-The HouI

NEWSPAPER EXCHANGES The House
committee on appropriations on Frl-
day considered the Senate amendments
to the postoffice appropriation bill, and
agreed to non-concur in the amend.
meut forbidding the transmission OF all
free matter 60 far as the same affects
exchanges among newspapers.
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CssiOria Is more than substitute for
castor |. 1t isthe only safe article in ex-
istence which il certain 10 sS'imilsle the
.uod, regulate the bowels, cure winr-c rlic
and produce natural sleep. 1t contains
neither mi eral, morphine or alcohol, and
* pleasant take. Children need not cry
and mothers may rest.
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Mrs. Q. MCCOY.
Ils MAIN hTkEEC.

KEEPS A FULL ASSORTMENT or
N Laces, Trimmings. Gloves Corse;s, la.
Guiding Mrs. Moody's Abdominal Corsets;
Gents and Ladies Hosiery, Handkerchief
and everything apperiaining toa complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods. Orders for
anything In her line promptly attended 10.
Ladies' desiring TO purchase handsome win.
ter clio KS or er-proofs would do well 10
examine her stock before making selections
nlshwhefa ,sfI2-r
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A RICHMOND man carried home a
photograph OF an actress which be had
drawn in q lottery, and his wife put
out one of his eyes under the impression
that it was local affair. .....
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United states for the District OF West
Virginia. In Bankruptcy.
in the matter OF Richard Porter and
Richard ]. Porter, partners NJ K. Porter 4
Co., BsnkIupts.
The undersigned hereby give notice thst,
I'm pursuance OF an order OF the said Court
I'm said case, he will on Wednesday, l2h
day OF March, 1873, commencing at 10
O'Clock A NJ, sell for cash Al pm Iic auction,
nj the 'front.' door OF the Uouri house OF Ohio
county. W. Va, the outstanding and un.
objected debts due the estates OF said
Bankrupts or either OF them, a lis OF which
may be seen al the Office Of Geo. h. Csld-
well, ESQ one OF the Registers In Rank
ruptcy, un Fourth street, In the city "
wheeling. W. Va. Said debts will be sold
under the exp esS condition that they are
sold al the risk o the pu chasers Thereof,
and without ecourse TO the undersigned OF
the estates OF said Bankrupts should Tie
~ me prove worl hless or uncollectible nom
any eau. cor paid in whole or In part.
said debts will be sold separately or all
together AS may be best Tor my trust,
RDBEkT r. STOLL,
Assig ee in Bankruptcy ofsaid BankruptS
feD 21-ra
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HARNEss AND TRUNKS.

CHARLES W. ADAMS INvITEa THE
~ public to call and see bis stock OF Har-
neas and Trunks before purch asing else
where. He keeps the best quality aud
latest styles, to be sold as log as they can
possibly be sold. Also whips, collars and
all kinds of horse equipmenfs- at l06 Market
street. or at X. Lakes livery building AFTER
the LIST ofApr1l. feh2S-b
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NOTICE BANKRUPTCY

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THr
United States for the District OF West
Virginia. In bankruptcy
In the matter OF David X. Irwin and
julius wehrman, partners as ID. X. nwin &
Co, hankIupts.
District OF WesttVi, ginia, ~:
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10
an order o. said court, q Third and finsl
general meeting O! the creditors OF sad
bankrupts will be held at Wheeling, In the
/ 4, trict and state OF West Virginia, on the
10Th dav Of March 1873, at 10 o'clock, 4. Il AT
the flee OF q o. B. ialdwell, ksQ., one Of
the Registers In Bankruptcy Tor the District
OF W st irginis, for the purposes nsmei
in the IS b section of the Bankrupt Act of
March ID, 1857.
II. CONANT,
As, ignee in BapkruE icy OF said Bsnkrpt.
taho-.r
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NOTICE.

rJNHF UNDERSIGNED LUMBER DEAL
i ers Whe' ling would respectfully In
fO' IN the customers that all accounts will
be presented for EetItmsni gu ,rterly In
stead OF semi-snnualIy ~ here,o Of, re.
armstrong, toen N 20. klevis, KRAFT Go.
HAMS q Wilson. II 81. Hubbard.
Pannell q Updegian Beliz Flading
j., a ollidsy q SON. Joseph salisbury.
February n, 1878
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Notice

THE Co-PARrNERsHIP HERETO.
fore existing under the frm name a,
, mshein e. 4 Blum Is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent
z. EMSHEIMER
!. BLUM.
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash.
To provide means for this magazine
Concert, One Hundred Thousand Tickets
only will be issued, large portion OF whlcn
Ai' c." PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, s.; and quar-
tiers g 50. Eleven Whole Tickets for slCO,
No d iscount on less than 500 orders. Moth
ing could be more appropriate for preSenl
lhRn tickets to this Banquet OF Wealn or
more likely to produce Hander SATISFACTORY
results. The object OF this Third Gift Con-
oert is the enlargement and endowment o
the Public Library OF Kentucky, which, oy
the special act authorizing the Concert for
its benefit, Is to be forever free to all citizens
o'every State. This Concert viii De con-
Quoted like the first and second heretofore
given, aud full particulars OF the MODE OF
drawing the gitts and paying them and
everything necessary to q thorough under
standing OF the scheme, from beginning 10
end, are now published In the form OF q
circular, which will be furnished nee OF
ment Of this undertaking has been com.
mitted by the trustees to Hon. Tbos.
Bramlette, late Governor OF Kentucky, 10
whom all communications pertaining 70
the Gift Concert should be addres sed.
RI. DURRETr, Prest
W.N IA DEMAN, Vice Prest.
JOHN 8. CAIN, sec'y Public Library OF
FARMERs q DRovERs' BANK, Treas
urer. .-...f... .. :.
Tickets are now ready for sale, and all
orders for them. or applications for agencies,
circulars, information. etc, will meet with
prompt attention when addressed 70 me %
- THOs. 4. BRAMLETTE,
... s- Louisville KY, "A
Agent Public Library ny.
"a J.V. L. RODGEkS, AgeuI,
lO6 Market %.
anl4-d2taw&veow
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n T. w FIR n .

r,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORM.
ed a co-partnership under the rrm
name OF |. Plum & Nro. will continue ths
Dry Goods business at the old stand OF En-.
sheimer & Blum. he lat firm Of q. Blum
& Bro lI9 Main street will he'eafttr b.
known as the Branch House OF 1. Blum A
Bro. j. BUN.
marSs q. BLUM,
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best In the
H'orld-Perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri.
genuine w. A. BATCHELORS HAIR DYE
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFE(CT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, Is BOND street, New York.
mar5-degc
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Use the Relslnger Sasn LOCK dHu 9uPPOFtt'
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS!

No spring to break, no cotting OF sash
c cap, durable very ea,ily applied, holds
er when tn sash is down. send stamp for
circular. Circular and six cope -bronz d
locks lent to any a dress in the U. j., post
paid, on receipt OF D cents. Liberal In
10 The trade. Agents wanted
Address SINGER SASh LUX CO.i
no. AZ Market st Harrisburg. "a.
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Travellers Insurance Company,
Or HARTF RID. CONN.
ACCIDENTAL PLAN.

Dash AS ETS JULY I, 1872, o., iO3. 1881.
" John b. Trull, Agent, arket street,
one door south OF REGISTER Office, Wheel.
ing, W.. Va. eodra
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HEALTH OFFICERS NOTICE

HEALTH OFFICE, MoNPoF STREET ABOVE
FOURTH, March 3. 1873
VIEW Of THE VERY UNPLEsS-
/ ant and often dam erouS consequences o.
carting through our reefs and alleys In
very hot weather offensive material an
especially the contents OF privy vaults,
which eXhale offensive and nauseOuS gases
II de irable that all such necessary work
should be done now, ard LOT be deferred
until warm weather returns.
All person. therefore who have knowl
edge o. any nuisance OF he above urgent
nafurs and especially renters, who know
their vaults to be in a condition TO become
offensive on the r. turn of warm weather
are gently requested 10 report the same
at once TO this III e. All notices by respOn-
sible pa ties, either verbal or written, will
re eive prom NJ attention. The exact loca-
ton OF nuisance must be given.
=. l.. JEPSG n, N. D.,
mBrl-q Health officer.
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6H6 - UO0 PER Jay! Agents wanted
HD 10 DIU All classes of working peo-
pie, OF either sex, young or OH, make more
money at work for us In their spare mo-
ments. or all the time, tn IN at anything
else. Particulars Tree. Address Il. ST N
SON & co Portland. Maine. mars
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on ,,,,n - , W ID II d.
8 .UUtDFor any case of Blind, Shedding,
Itching or liberated Piles that lEbING $
PILE REMEDY tails TO cure. 1t is pfepa' cd
expressly to cure the Piles, and nothing
eIee. Sold by all Druggists Price, slOO.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MISUNDERSTANDING
3 Alb CO q 4.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
y Send for ITS RECORD"
F.w. FARwELL, Secretary,
4G Broadway, New York. Is Market
street Chicago. marc
E$$!ii& i|I|2|!'E3
SEWsNC MACtsiNs1~-8
Is THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Agents wanted. Send fer circular. 'Addrss !:
aIoMEsTIc' SEWING MACHI' Z Co.,N.Y.
III the BEST BUsINEsS
opportunity and most taking nmbination
offered is to be found In an Agency Tor tax
ing subscription ior .. -,,r.r,-
HENRY WARD BEECHf RS
Great LITERARY EAMILY NEWS
PAPER, with which Is givEn away I e
L
fered, the new ana exquisiteSi5 90 Az
FRENCH GEOGRAPHY,
called ~ TITLE RUNAwxY AND HER PETS"
Oleoordphs are the choicest class OF french
AIt.printing In oils-the pert ction Of chrome
ne also give the super u BIO pair oi''enuine
French Oil CHI omos "w IDE AWAKE ana
Fast ASLEEP" suit jects Life-size- cnarm-
ing fac similies Of original Pa ntings. This
paler n 3 the largest circulation in the World.
n will this ear he made better than ever.
s. rial tales by world smous Authors, l.. NJ.
Al COLT EDWARD EGGL sToN, BAR IEr
PErCHER STOWE. .tc New ami trllnant
Contributors. frustrated Holiday Nun ,er
and SAC num- rs Of Miss lco' : st ry
FREE. The largest commissions paid. One
agent made 500 III mouths: anot Ler %
S37., ON one day. and any oimers from u
and $40 to $40 der day. This year ou- offers
are even more profitable. he SuLscr per
gets the Picture Premium when he pays the
Agenl. IT,.
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED.
Intelligent men and women wanted ev-
erywhere. To get good territory, exclusively
assigned, send early for circular and Terms.
j b. FORD 4 CO, New York, Boston, Mass;
Chjcauo III. San Franc SEQ, Cal. maI5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-20
MARKETS.
Oo,ueetjc Markets.

NE~ ToHv May ~ Eveu;ng-CottOr Closed duli.
sales today 80 bales; midjng uplands l954c, o.
for export loo. Sales futures 1854 bales, fol-
COWS May la;!6'; June "a loc; July io'. zig S6c
August l.i,0l8 Zoe: September l.he. Flour a
shade fimeg and fair inquiry. Whisky hrmer at
9ic. Wheat shade easier. Corn dull and heav.:
yellow Western .ta6!i,c. Rec dial. al l.d34.c.
Pork we ak at bi: :50ls Lard dull and lower at
90 as'3c. Naval stores dU... Tal.ow steady
SKIES OF 1881. ~; f've.tweuties OF 1862. ,l6 i:
of 1864 l6i of 1885, II, =: new il3'i of 1867. ~
Tennessee SKIES 81. new 8. i: Virginia SKIES AZ
new so. consolidated 81. deferred Il; Louisiana
SKIES 40 40 levee SKIES ~, Fights so: Alabama
Fights 80. tves IS: Georgia sizes %. sevens gu,
North Carolinas -! new %. speca. tax i!11: South
CarOIas, d. new. Ok. April and October, b.
ClNUlNNAvI. MAY ~ lotion dull middling 10 80.
Flour firm at s. .3ds. Wheat quiet at ~ "a
! -, Com quiet at 4a05oc. Oats steady, de.
at ST.. lard dull and nominal; steam sac; kettle
&c. Bulk meats frmer; shoulders 81 0b'."; clear
ri. 81, d25.. clear ~. 1s7sc. Bacon hrner: shout.
ders lc. clear rib 9c; clear exc with sales: held
b. hi CHER. Whisks steady at &c. =.
ST. Logi.. May !9.--Cotton dull and montreal
middiing l8c. Flour I. uet and unchanged. Wheat
in fair demand and prices advanced: choice soft
spring s. io0i Is: No. red winter ST. ~; No. J
S 130i 81. Corn inactive and easier: No. ?
mixed 33e on track 39d39 &C in elevator. 46d 10 sc
SIC on track: 310}3c IN elevator. Pork dull and
unbalanced. Bulk meats dull and nominal Shout.
ders g. d6i,c clear r!l' 3.H9'sc: clear 80. sc.
Bacon dull! and nominal. shoulders n. &c clear
sides ga. Lard que: aui weak. WHISKY dull. alc
c.o5.ng lower for round o's.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. May 10. kvening-Cot.ol closed
easy; upands Bad. Orleans ga aaa d: sales TO day
10 0o6 bai-s of which .Wl1 were for EXPORT and
speculation. The sales include 5000 American.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-20
,coSrYrU@o From FIRST PAGE.

the enactment OF Conservative laws az" "
wholly reject radical plans.
LoSDoS. May ia telegram to 'Ee LON
don Tines from ST. Petersburg states mat
the Russians reached hhlFan ei!itols
Nitlout serious encounter.
There is talk in s.. Petersburg now o. the
annexation Of Bajhard and hGoHond as
well as Khiva.
The Russian press represents turkey as
fottcrire with misgovernment, and pre-
dicfs that the time Is coming when her
troublcs will eliminate, and Russia Will
tlrn be able 10 r.adlcate her interests.
HAVANA. May ie.-Ali vessels from New
Orleans which were yuarantined have been
tele. sed.
Az export duty Of five per cent has been
imposed on specie.
NuSSA, May lS.-The indications at the
close o.. business on the Bourse yesterday,
were that the worst Of the crisis was oTec.
MADRID. May i9.-It is anticipated that
senior OTenz. chief o. the African Repuo-
ilcan party, will be president OF the Co2st:,'
uent Cortes and Senior FlgIeras vii! !c'
main president OF the ministry.
II is reported that the Carlsts nave ~ -
.ou,e cases not only shot soldiers VINO ie!i
into ;heir hands. but wantenIy mulIateo
before killing them. c,.oa,,
The United States steamer ShehanNoaH
las sailed froin Port Mahon.. :.
HALIFAX, May 1.-the AcauIa PcEdef
works exploded to-day with terrihc !o!ce,
causing much damage 70 properly. 40 Avs
were lost,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-20
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.


Gold opened at Il7'i aiI77s, agal1s: !i8's az New
York and after limited business c.osed at u :.
0l..5. &c lower than on SatufdaFj against II.
II, tina. market. The sales summed ". s II 49,
embracing j. 1000 at l73s; Is t'a A. H.: 1900 =.
IFS, and ts3 900 $3.50 Sit"c. $500" and s lco9o'
at li:i.-. .., ,u,.-,,.u
half dollars are now quoted az I0t0l!o, ahc
Mexican dollars at y cent pIenl..m Ii god Io'
new and for old.
The movement in Sterling exchange We. quite
light. and, under the COURSE Of gold at New l2rk,
rates savtway cent WE t sa4rs am"an.e u 70
at l25t.; & 10 0G0 b III .adlng az ~. ~ o)7 40
at r.. a IA: 5000 DO at i2:a., and sl..'0' do
aFra.cs we're h;ghe, than on Saturday. owing
to;ths scarcity and demand. bus 'he oly sac re-
I. ~. close sterling bills were quoted at 1878
l2.7 for BIZ o. adiug au Al ciea.. ani i2.!. toE
BAN aud francs a; s3y0ii.'. fox private. and
The orierng. 0: domestic exchange were OF lib.
era: extent and rates We're shade hsa go Go fan Oh
Saturday, ,Io and aes eoT ra sea sight e on
New York a: Lilo t. cent premium: SO 900 Pr
vat- bankers. s!o"oHo do and oank. ana : 10 ., o"
$1,000 $4,000 and s2a0J9 bank at :: io'-
sank at 81 5 40 900 do a: 3-!6. and $40 s"c.l.'
Tie banks continued to check New York az
r. cent premium and private sight was stu ylloed
at para /. T. cent preniit!n.
IN ocks we noticed Ii.ite Az active movement
in Louisiana Levee. stimulated by the decision o.
the Supreme Court affirming that of the superior
Court IN relation to the taxes collected and pace
aNhe credi: IT the !evee tud. ne saies
300 and 500 shares preferred a $40 a: s. y ::
and 500 a. s. IS We also heari of sale of %
CarrO'lt0n Railroad az 10! IS. and - do late o.
The onlv sales reported in bends s!Dn' II
citv gold bearing per cents at ~ L. anu -
first mort gage Jackson Railroad a: 80.
No sales of Metropolitan police warrants were
reported. They were still quoted at 9o19i.
Nothing reported in city appropriation or
schoo. certificates
Clinton warrants. Under an ac.i-e demand. rose
20 seas. about T. cent higher than on Saturday
The sales included $500. saI!y. a. -: 10" at
SO /. and ) 1910 aud $500 al s..
Graham warrants quiet. and quoted a:
aJHI6
LIE. s.a..ye warrants were entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-20
THE NODOCSs

The indians Again Outwit the KsgniRrs-
Troops in Pursuit-The MOdOce Lh'
cnmped Oh snow AIOuDtain-The warm
spring Indians Something Expected
90 be Done.
SAN Francisco. May IA lava beds
soecial of the fifteenth states that Mason
and Hasbrouck'- commands have formed
junction near Captain Jacks last strong
hold, and Will. IN al. probability. hem the
A second dispatch, dated May l6. contra.
diets the first. A junction had not been
made. and, furthermore. the Modocs had
escaped from their stronghold by three
rontes. Both comman ds are pursuing then.
Nothing has been heard from Donald Nc
kay's Warm Spring warriors.
At later accounts the Modocs were en-
camped on Snow Mountain, twenty miles
south of Sorass Lake. Hasbrouck started
in that direction on the sixteenth. ana
Mason's command remained IN the lava
beds.
Mckay thinks that Boston Charley was
killed in the last tight. -. -,
1t IS thought that Mason Will hnd the
Mo,iocs this time. Kingsbury 8 comuand
has been sent to reinforce him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-20
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Tuesday May -. 1919.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
;-Inla: si:ip Shakespeare. F.:cle:. tx Bremen

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sherman. Bake: ;.on EaN York ;.th
instant. to John Lul"'sstn--2d districts
Ship angeli Z Alma da l, rom Havana ~ bal
Spanish bark Rosa del Futia, Fuesc, days from
Havana. i'll ballast. 10 NJ P,lis Aco-
Schooner Traveller. Hodges from BT.: Santiago.
to masteg-.a' district
TowBoATs.
Gladiator Caldwell, from, III. pa.-..-To~e: Town
- the bar. lit!! instant. ship it.in. bark Malta
and schooner Helena-B ought W ..li? Anse.
IA and bark Rosa del F.1iA
STEAMBOATS,.
ws2ke. Brown from TIME.
Katie Campbell from Ncksh.rS
Liz1. Hopkins. Accom-. from Tl.3,farx
Henslev. B!o'heIton. from love: Coast
Empire. Jeaufr.a'.. from Lowe: CoaS.
Ami.. -. from PenSa cola
Alice Porter, from Amt. .irer-S-w Basin
Eijo, White. -, from Pearl River
PREMIERSHIP Shakespea.e-I.'D ha.s cotton
II: hAds tobacco ~" slaves
IaPoRTs
NEW yORH-Steamshir Sherr,an-As'dmas.
UTILLA-Schoone. R B l.ocke--I4 aa} plalta'n,
300" cocoauuts 1909 punches bananas 3" dozen o:
BRaEoS observation-disclosures Tra-e.e.--3,o
bales ystle and sundEies
CEDAR KEYS Steamship Tap ai.annosk-s ia:es
VERA CRUZ -B:is J n Brrus-As:d m,!ss
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
-rEIcA Steamer " : P.ke-.r 0a!es Of cotton
L. Aids sugar 81 SKIS cotton seed and srndr!es
Observation-Disclosures: Kati--.i. bales cotton
iO,9 SKIS cotton seed and .1nd,IeS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIZZIE HODhiils-S ba e3
cotton y ihds suga, and s:adrrs
PEARL 2iVER-Steanlsy MAJOR W.ite-t5"o0
feet lumber
ANTE RIvER-s:eamer Allce-5e. ~ feet um
De,
LOWER COAST--St E Heus.e--.5I SKIS rice
:51 sks Dutatoe. and suadres
LOWER CoAST-Steam.v Emp;,e-Su.i:es
Observation-Disclosures Am::e-s;.rdy.aA
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD May i9-a bales cotton 3 Ghds tobacco
and sundrIes
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD May i9-3I3. bsles cotton 3"
hhds tobacco and sundry produce
MORGAS'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
Nav 1872 bales cotton and sundries
Nav 1916 bales cotton AnC sundries
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=. s, MARSHAL'S SALES.

.aIcide Albert ct nj. IS. steamer BanHock
City-NO. ie!1.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i for the Distric: OF Lauis!ana.--Bv virtue OF
VII; of venditioni eyponaS to me directed IN the
above EMIT ed SUN, wi: proceed TO sell to the
bighe st bidder on SATURDAY Nav p! 1873: AT twelve
o'clock NJ. at the entrance 10 the Cus'omhOUse,
Canal street, between Peters and O.1 Levee
streets IN This city
THE STEAMER BANNOCK CITY he, .lcf q ..e.
now wing above Canal stree: ferry, Iiss: Gaak .:
the river.
Terms-Cash a: ~. time Of ADJUDICATION.
United States MarsAa.s office. sew orleans.
ninth day OF May, 1873.
s. B. PACKARD
my2A I'd United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-20
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
~ AND
TEXAS RAILROAD.

passenger DEPOT EOOt OF CahaI Street.
On and after February g 1873. tracs Leave It
A. NJ. and Sis P. NJ.
Trains arrive at 3:55 P. NJ. and 4 4. NJ.
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Springs and inferno.
date stations leaves New Orleans daily lSUldays
excepted at SIS P VI.
Returning leaves Ocean Springs at A. and
arrives at New Orleans at $50 A. n.
PULLMANS PALACE SLEEPING CARS run
through to LynchbuIg, Atlanta, Louisville and st.
Louis making close connections with al! the pOpu.
lar routes to the East, North and West.
Tickets for sale corner Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel and at depot.
f. P. SHuTE,
General Ticket Agent,
s. II. SCRANTON 8
fal General Superlnt eldent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-20
ny WALTON. DAyIA 4 EREREr=l

DY WALTON. DAVIS & tRERET-l B.
ID Walton. AuctlOneer Office. No. 80 Camp
street-SATU EBAY, MAY - 1873, at twelve o'clock
NJ. at the Merchants and AuetIoneers Exchange
on ROYAL street, will be sold, by order OF the
Board of Directors OF the Crescent City Loan and
Building Association, under the provisions of
artis! eleven of their charter and for account of
whom it may concern, the following shares Of the
stock of said association. IL Eaa.s .: sc follow.
ing respectively
A. Mayn!er Jr., Two Shares
NJ st Elme One Share.
&. ST. Zine, One Share.
Joseph Tcmmineiio. Twenty Shares.
J. P Ecslenburg. Ten Shares
John BIen, Five Shares.
T c. Meyers Twenty ShareA
John Remv, Ten shares
Joseph Valenzano, Five Shares
Ernest Turpin, Ten Shares.
John c. Hood Ten Shares.
Mrs. L. J. Peers, Ten ShaEeA
Z. J. Ewert, Five Shares.
Jacob BALI, Five Shares.
Joseph D. Bourg. Five ShaceA
John BObb, Ten ShareA
Paul Granzln. Ten Shares.
Mrs. F. Z Russ, Ten Shares
John q. Smith, Ten Shares.
Emanuel Maggie. Five Shares.
Terms-Cash on the spot .. the tirce Of adiudica
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