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is illegally held in confinement, and de
mands immediate trial
johnson made somewhat similar atfida
Wit. The district attorney said that new
indictments will not be ready until Thurs
Gay. and asked al adjournment
An Important Witness in the Stokes Case
The detectives have arrested Mrs. Ben
ton, an important witness in the Stokes
case, who they have been looking for since
the killing of James Fisk. Jr. II is said
that Mrs.. Benton saw Stokes throw away
the pistol after the shooting. II IS believed
her evidence will be fatal TO Stokes.
Acquitted.
san FRANCISCO, September l0.-G. L
Jones. who killed John Gallagher, has
been acquitted in the police court.
The cOroner's jury in tie case OF William
Dwyer, pugilist, who was stabbed and
killed BY John Harrington, returned yer
dict Of justifabe homicide.
Embezzlement.
j. j. Marks, harbor commissioner, has
been indicted for embezzling State funds.
Attempt TO Rob an Army Paymasier.
DENVER, Col, September ia special
to the Netrs from Hugo, Colorado. contains
the following: A bold attempt was made at
River Bend this morning, at daybreak, TO
rob United States Army Paymaster Major
Brooks, as he was going from the train to
the camp Of the Sixth Cavalry, about three
miles from the River bend. 10 pay the
troops lie got off the western bound pas.
seng5r train early this morning and was
met ct the station by Captain Irwin and
Lieutenant Wetmore, Of the Sixth Cavalry,
with an ambulance.
Blra. Roberts, wife Of the cost trader, and
some soldiers were also III the ambulance.
When a short distance from the station the
ambulance was halted by two men on foot,
who were masked. Three shots were fired
by them from a shotgun loaded with buck
shot, one charge taking effect in Twins
back AT first his injuries were considered
slight, but he has since commenced bleed
ing internally, and is now splitting blood.
Another shot was fred by the robbers
from pistol, the ball passing across Major
Brooks lap and through Mrs, Roberts
hand making q painful wound. Lieutenant
Wetmore fired mis- pistol at one of the rob I
bers, named G. w. Graham, formerly cap
tain in the Tenth Cavalry at Fort Leayeno
worth. The ball passed through his body
] ust below the heart. He is dying. The
other robber, John Dick, formerly keeper
Of No. ] stage station on the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe railroad. escaped, but
the cavalry are alter him with hopes of his
capture.
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Another Fight Near santiago.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Tuscarcrs.

SAN Francisco, September l0-Tne
United Sta ties steamer TuscaroTa detailed
to make the preliminary survey tor the
cable between America and Japan. has ar
rived at Seattle. The initial point of the
survey viii be Cape Flattery, Washington
Territory.
Celebrating in California.
The twenty second anniversary Of the
admission of California was celebrated TO-
day by the Society of Pioneers.
supreme Court Decision.
BOSTON, September ia decision has
been given by the Massachusetts, supreme
Court, after three years litigation, in the
borrowing interesting case: III April. 1870, a
boiler and engine exploded, severely init
ing the engineer, Charles Is. Ford. who
brought suit against the Eitchburg Railroad
Company, and the case was tried at the
November term of the Superior Court. The
jury awarded $1,000 to the plaintiff. Int the
verdict was set aside by the court on the
ground that the damages We're excessive.
The suit was again tried in june. 1871.
and verdict rendered for plaintiff of
S5375. This verdict was set aside by Chief
Justice Brigham. and the case was again
tried at the November term in the same
year. The trial lasted four DAYS. and the
jury found for plaintiff the smount being
fixed at $685. Judge Scudder refused to
set the Judgment aside, and the case went
up 10 the Supreme Court on exceptions.
Inc supreme Court overruled the eXcep-
tons, and Ford will receive the last named
sum with costs
Catholic Temperance Union.
NORWICH, Conn, September l0.-The an
nuaI convention of the Catholic Temper
ance Union met here to-day. The word
temperance" was stricken from the CON
stitution and total abstinence" substituted
therefor. There was q large attendance of
priests of the State. The Rev, Lawrence
Walsh, of Hartford, was reelected presi-
dent. A grand demonstration Cook place
in the evening, with speech .,iyocating
total abstinence.
SaImeron President OF tee C0.,es.
MADRID, September la.--Se1or s..u.eron
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CUBA.

Message from the Colonial Minister.
HAVANA, September 1o.-A telegram has
Soeen received from the colonial minister OF
SPARE cordially saluting the authorities
and nperialists of the island, and saying the
principal mission of the new government is
co extirpate the ideas ofintolerance sustained
by the Carlist Eordes and give the country
taat peace which is required Tor the ad-
Vancement of our new institutions Our
colonial brethren will without doubt aid us
in our patriotic mission for the paciticaton
of the peninsula and Cuba.
Another Fight Near santingc.
A telegram from Santiago de Cuba states
that "a party of insurgents attacked a coffee
plantation at Guadaioup. but were repulsed
with the loss of a lieutenant and seven
men.
There was some skirmishing between op-
posing forces near Gibera.
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The Rivers

DSroo . so.e pssS wees sae He.s s5SeS Gas
fasIes. aboSs one 500: ana a halls OF Shrevee
pore The Missouri. Gas sallen slightly at
Omaha and Laavenworti The Mississippi
has fallen slightly from st. Paul, keokuk,
and at Memphis. six inches at St. Louis,
CAIRO and New Orleans, and about one
fcct and half at Ficksburg. The Cum
oerland has risen eight inches at Nashville
The Ohio has fallen two feet at Pittsburg,
while 1t has risen about six inches at Gin
einnati and three inches at Louisville.
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Marine intelligence.
s.Fti.E y. vHs s.rU.:'.4.
;h'.I.!a" sr.t...b.S =: a.:3o :

sh'.i..a', September: -, a.'e
! cIsiaE. YESTERDAY.
| St.sqn - ANTE Oo;r.i,:. for :ensa.oe
German ship Silsr.l M.iEseI. TT Maple
Danish !aEk I'or. Predecessor, S..s. o. g. .:..:as:
| Gag. .a.s.-s s:.O.'... 10: Ecs.os
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
$50 a.si"a:' :.o.. ses se9o:se's
BELOW At QUARANTINE.
s'ssn1.eir C:.u'os :.rsel., iross daya.s. g. q :
Steamship Bsiiva. :.'.r.r. t.orn E.:.a.o.. Vi.
AspiY"all. 20 PIN YGcn.od aco-
Spanish ship F.v0r.ta sssdoells ts " :.o.1 Ia.
Sana, in ballast, -. master
Spanish bark sers, S,:uley, Gass s..n Ia. ana
in ballast, 20 81 Pal: aco-
Brig Dsverri-, i..t. ..l. !: Gays :.O:! s.c':.:s
sc;oon-. Rive: H.a.- Ec',e. g :s.s s.cs: = sss
- GGas.. !" . el.om,son scse
Exports.
SHTairE-i:ars c...s ES-,ie.s.a~s0 $50 e..s..
go hhds :.ba...
SAPLEs-sa.s c..I.a..-88: aaH. ....cea $50,
slaves
EoSyo.-.:ss srs.::s-.:j.0Cs Re. .. black va.
iIus
PENSACOLA .st..:nps .,l..e-eO H.'s -,n. a:5
css bacon aa1 s4..ii.es
IMPORTS
RE 'ASG!'.O-H..s Aa.. W..,9-'sG~ tsss q.
coffee
I!VEa3ocl.-::;a.. L :. s:.-:ess-s..! .,..s.
RECEIPTS 2. RAILROAD.
SHW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND 'IaEA. NORTH.
kRG Rai-sua. se.ae..l.. .ee5s !aies c,..os. Az.
S1ndCIeS
mORGANs gne.si.:. .sa.Eys. RAILROAD.
Septemhes 1913: b. ssoteol So. sesd c..:os 50:
SKIS nee ;tSe'i srnd:ies
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MEDICAL.
RUREAU or MONADiC rIED,r,>E

~
RCkEAu or M0NADIC MEDICINE.
- 80 SpTsery ana Midwifery, No. 1853 Bienvie, cor
Heu VI ram part street near Canal street
Med1csl b.pa rtmeLt-Cures Palsy Fevers Fry.
! slpeias, Epilepsy, Insanity Drop.y Rbeurna+lsn
'lu IN a IL days all painful affections and In M
NATIONS or the Bran, Spinal Cord and Narvaa
pi h,Jdat, i;unSs Heart, Liver, Stomach Bowels
teuugr, Moneys, Zones, Joints, etc. Ten dol airs
week LOT Inc treatment and cure of any disease
Sul s!cai Dtpartment-Re6uces Fractures tn.
os9 anu Distractions; speedily cures Irnpotentja
s n Sterlliiy, Scrofua. all Urethgal and seminal
discharges, FrneIeal Scrotal and 81 ia Diseases
ireqnen! or difficult Trinations; preserves limbs
rom am pntatlon and the Bladder from Litl,of0mv
W ul9soiViiS stones, etc, and cures U.cers Can
GERS or Structures without pain.
MdWl'ely DePal tmeut-Postive'S cuses all die.
o a OF tIe WOMB and ovalies all unusual dis
chaGes Ulce!ations or limitations, and ~ hon tLa
heiises are painful or obsfIucted flow auv ca..a
Whatever the cause q renewed ard hes,+h ~"
stored in a few days "'H re-
Letters addressed to pOstoffce boz Ifl New Or
1eahs, LOUISIANA, via receive attention, OSjca
nouTs for ladies' 10 A n. 20 u ~ and sIosp NJ
For gent!emen from TO p NJ ~ l. ~
c LANCELOT II. HyEETrT
Cofnnafed Doctos Of ledciHe aua Phj,o..nb.
reno" 3.ernbtr OF the Royal Coli. .. of Si,,geon.
OF Efeies britain, ticeDtiate of Eid.iG.r. ana
'Nhccolssy, Formerly OSstrct,ic su,T.r,. =,
Chiei WITH sly James Y. simpson E.ronpt Of
Easlsna surgeon 81 .he louisiana C.v.jr, mi
Nth Infantry IL Mexico. Nssfc, T., ~. ~
x'tstpeuEc. and Embryonic Hvolttio,.
science and Bale. iS-ter. 80 ~ n .el,.,,
lea. ''''' |i.t"a e4A Amer
\. B.~A! ICES hono.abv vetu.r.s 4. ,,t,a,t.
"no az "o' receive tnels IL. y,iu, &, . t'ni! NIX,
sr.O IL
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=: eiAc!DE J.~PEAis. e'.T9's.se.
~ Once No 80 Exchange s~v.-IHU9sDs. .-c.
temt.. u 1873, Al tp.l"e N.lu. -. sill /. sold -.
lie St Aouis Auction A..i.an:. -. Louis .t...r
Des"..I Shar'.es e. {. I..ys streets b.sir.5.e =.
10 oitrsuan.. % az osdey tom eh. N..n O. q .i..
sot, Judge q. she .e:o.s DstTi.s s3ot..- fls "a.
sa'l.a OF Cs!esns dst.o August 1873 in Che ato,e
1na,t.r, toe tJlowin. described propeery % vie,
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, situated In One Fan.
oourg 81. Joseph, in the Ctvof Jefferson noS tn.
sl1 District Of s.e city, designated By the A.s
Z. b, ., aid or square 90 2 Shich 10 Bounded bo
4aI,el, Pension, Give oak and General Tav!nr
sIeeas, IS per csleain tlanslTawn bv J. . D'Ifem
,'opi', surveyor on the eighth of Septen Der 1854
LOT 20. forms the corner OF Rive Oak and 0ene
Tal iayior streeos, and measures % feet front on
ave eak street by lis feet in depth and front "a
GENERAL Taylor street. Lots Nos. 5 and ad;on
Steh olheF ana measure each % feet front on Live
OAK street by lis in depth between parallel lines
L2t 30 ., 50 feet front General TAYLOR street by
10 feet III depth, between parallel ONES al Amere
lean measure
Ierms-Cash on the spot. The purchaser to as.
sumo the pay ment of half CT all the taxes due on
SAID property for the current year 1873, over and
above tue price of adjudication
Act OF sale before &. Bouny notary public at the
expense IT the Purchasers. au3 Is ~ 20 se3 IL
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WEST INDIES.
Threatened Revolution in Panama.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, September l0.-A
revolution is imminent in Panama on ac-
count of the murder by the police of
Colonel u. S. Catigne, whom the police at
tempted to arrest in the Grand Hotel and
take through the streets to prisoro
Cable Laid.
The lost cable between Kingston and As.
Dfnwall has been recovered.
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Succession OF ysxRrH .ivos De .aA,A.

| RI >.GtISAULT. AccT;ossEs -o,gIsE
| ~ c:rn"r 81 BienV! e street and Exchange .sy.
I - StStAt, October & 1913, will be- sold q swels.
chsng-. ga Royal stseei between Cana. a..l s'us-
| .'mE"use ss-.s. By sil4ue 81 az exec. sr,.n
paris. OF cr!esns dated August s, 1873 the :o.ls.
| .ns 3rcpe.ty helsn gin % said suco...ion--
I 4 .QUaR. Cf GROUND situate. il. .He
.i'., .l..igHat.a ~ No IT, said CO.. Al. i. ..n.-
! 2rls.i within Gssacalve. Greatmen, s..l.. and
S'oId r. s';.e's .nt 10 composed 0: '.e'..: SIX
i.'s SOS. 10 e. SIs nsiSe> measuring
: 3i3 ,eer IRON: %. .sreatmen snd .'.s.e.IT..
s''..t. a:2 tee: !. nches sroa. o. :'o.lr .. and
!..s. .a!ias Jun. .. ia.5 a. Il. ... .. 20 -:
meniH. a.. buildings erected HE cad s1sas- o..
sT@,.:. are rot in. ndtd in III" "a.s. 'sn. '.e
! ,. ss'tN lots OF GRoUNr, situate: L. 81.
! came srDrrs and district, ia square 40 IS .o..
streets, designate. ay ehs Nos. 8, 20 IL Il. -
"n6 IL. Said acts of ground are COW guo,;s and
which m'a,u.s. % :est 8 lines front ON Tris.
street i.y IAN without exssptios) l9t siHches
..ep.h i.%.e. .a.al., lin.. lot NO. |. ..nn.
gs .G..t.i ors said lots OF ground aye 81. prop
~. o: -. :.n;A: snI aye 80. go .l.S u L. Gil.
,. SQUARE Or sjaoUSn. sisue..: ~ :s:r..,
frsrsn Third tssI! cs % thi. city ee suae. ID.
IN. \" l!8 bounded ~ Arts, Sodelle Painters and
"S !. stlttls -:oss's"f s"eHSsl. s's-S's.
:; THE ONE rsD,yiDEY. 1ocRyH eAsr oy
%
Washington, designated - Nos 3. =, 8 anS6 O.
square No. %. 3oUudes by Moraes si.vIGhii.lr-n
Bapthoomew and Mazant streets, sueasusug 90
getheS l2O sect Sont OIL Mazans street by - feet
inches :! lines deep each lot No : ss.mil { ae.os-
n.r Of Moralss ane Mazant streets
.. A PORTION OF GROUND, seuaeeS 10 else
tlTst District OF THIS city il he squaie BOUNDED BY
M,. ronti, Pssmyra and Banks str.s's niessue
-: feet inches Pines front MIRO street sy
Z. see: inches .iHes in depth sh. side
- I'aayra street. 10: f.s line. in d. .h on th.
opposite side. and 80 it.t 10 :nchss width . sh.
lear .lne. Oh an s'hli.ue lie. Tog~hes with :
frslse house. on's.niHg tire. roons, ..s,sr1s
priVes. etc. $50. one double frame h.eus. con.
'aln!n. "a escs side t,1S Sosras :s.sc ssll.Sy.
prlSies. two srstern.. etc.
.. CERTAIN ior OF GH'sC.D. .is:sse3 IN she
g, III the snuar. bounded bs {3iensille White
.ienVi..e street. by septh 81 l0s feet .Ysi.s
nn's. ~. "aa.- =. i.s AL. So >. e2i..'.teS ct
the Exchange.
serms--On-.,hi: casa. ana si. aaia.. =. ~.
and two years credit tor HoteS civ ...a
csgnea, bearing eight Der ssGs .nteI.st Sr.m sats
Iii. mortgage the property s,sld Che vus: s.trs
property on when :l.r. are lSIildin1e o.. sh..
tie holders ot sad notes. il - .l... ev. f.y
mortgage.
.c's o. sal. before. Oscar S.ouee. E.e.e. 10
AZ. .it IN" . XU"f.se -. :lc pure l4.s see.
So , 90.
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ENGLAND.
Elected 10 Parliament.

LONDON, September l0.-Mle Campbell.
conservative, has been returned to Pagi
Inent from Renfrewshire by majority of
l78.
Schooner Wrecked.
A schooner named Orrell was wrecked
to-day at the entrance of the Mersy, and
four of her crew were drowned.
Cholera in Paris.
There were eight deaths from chGie1a in
Paris within the last Two days.
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NIARhEI@e
Domestic Nfarzetso

NEW YoRS sep'embts 10, Evening o-FoteoasIoseS
firm; sales l;63 bales; Hpands 2ol.c; Orleans 2les
Septembte l334s; october % 81 II 5-6c Nove1ne
Der l727-52 case December I, Is 32al7 2732e
Flour inactive and ufe hanged Whisky 81 clos
dull. Wheat 304c SDwelo holders anxious. Rice
steady. Pork quiet and steady Lard weak at
8 5l6c8fsc. Turpentine steady. kosin easiero
Tallow active at oU8a3@ lights heavy.
Ayres and Rio Grande light, middle and heavy
weights 274a a3gc California do 26G23c; Orinoco
Ohio quotef at SOC; WISCONSIN AZ i9c; California
spring S6d3lc; Texas 25@361sc c; secured de 93Ge
pulled 3 Gi8c; tubbed 5jc; unwashed 35to
Hay suiet and Srm; 5 lGl o5 T. 100 o5s fo9 new
and old. Coffee quiet and firm; R1o 2Oa. dD22a4 Co
Sugar quiet, fair to good refining 8@3te Molssses
firm and quiet. Freishts-Grain. steam, 81 dllad
There exists an uneasa Seeling in financial cir
Giles, growing out OF a eresh batch Of sensation
rumoIs Money aceiSe a d stringent during the
day, but shade easier at tie close ct y cens:
gold l6i and Interest," Exchange seak at one
time, but closed St. adv az 8G35o Gold active and0
lower, with frequent dVctuatiOns, at III 40 Rates
for carrying 8, l. 4, 3, and to lat.
Skies of 1881 H. five twenties Of 9a62 re of
1864 ll4ai new fves 63li new Us . Of 1861 1854;
of 1868 ll6 I; five. 10 ten-.ortees Sl4a State
bonds unchanged.
CISoIsNArl septembes 20 cotton steady; mid
ding 1870. Flour quiet at +70S 25 Wheat quiet
at : 40 Corn steady at 81 a55c Oats steady at
34042c. Mess pork nominal at Sl6Gl6 p. Lard
quiet steam Z! a8c; kettle S03l5r. Bulk meats
steady shoulders 81 clear nib exc; clear go e
Bacon steady; shou ders &c; clear rib l0 Ll0 c;
clear 1875 close. Whisky active at 92c.
LOUIS, september Io-tottOn III ll1nt demand,
holders firm. Flour in fair demand and market
finn; superhne winter Si14 IS; extra winter E50
, 30; double extra 80 - az %; treble So 50d7 IS;
family winter 81 5009. Wheat i'll active demand
and prices advanced No. spring Chicago j. Is;
No. > red fall i i0Ul =; No. , red winter ) So
Corn lower and unsettled No. 2 mixed nomirallv
44c.. Oats frmer and a shade higher; No. s4a,
3i1@ce Whisky steady at 9}oe Pork Ylreto Sic SOa
ID -. Bacon quiet onlS a small OS3eS 5Sadeo
Lard-sm&l lots of refined sold az 90
Foreign Markets.
Sal ~. n,Iar 49, IL
PARIS. september lO.-Rentes 53f Sc
LIVERPOOL, September 10, Evening Cotton closed
firm: splauds = G9d; Orleans Sls az i'd: sales to-
day 1000 bales of which 5000 tor export and
speculation The sales include 200 Americano
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KEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

| Owing to limited supplies of cash gold the mar
ket ruled aiively higher than New York. open
ing nominal. but with uhsequtnt sales at liz Z
| against III 81 at New York where at l0r3 4. VI.
had declined TO llO7sl and closing ll2 q III
| against III Is at New York. The only sales re.
| ported r Y GG0 5000 $4,000 and $4,000 at
| ~ / ard : 1900 $4,000 ard fJG0I) at ll21s
No sales of silver We're reported. American half
dollars still quoted 100 a. and Mexican dollars
at ga i'll gold tor new, and par for old.
Under the influence of the decline in gold at
New York sterling exchange was quoted > T. cent
lower for private bills and q for bank. The only
sale reported was ) leoo bill OF ladins at 1880
No sales OF francs were reported.
In German marks noticed sale 0t oo,t0)
at IGG.
AT the close sterling bills were quoted at
I20@I2 Il for bill of lading and AZ olear. and
d III i for bank aud francs nominal at Al. for
private, and entirely nominal for bank. Nothing
tIarspired III German marks which We're e tirely
nominal.
The offerings of domestic exchange were Fight,
and meeting better demand private bills closed
n0minally higher than " sterdav. The sales GOV
cred Bl59000 embracing $4,000, Sli OC0 and Sis
go commercial aud l., 900 private bankers New
York .ight at par: $1,000 commercial at 3-l6 t.
cent premium; +25 800 bank 7-32, and : 900 de
at !.
q ~ cent premium, but private sight was quoted
nominal at l. n 4.
No sales of stocks were reported
In bonds We Lotlced the sales CT $4,000 IL
cent Louisiana Levee Company at ~: $4,000 and
$4,000 city gold bearing T. cents at 81 ! and $500
city 10 q Gene bonds 81 20 Also, yesterday, not
bete e. porteHo : 1900 T. cent S0lisiana Levse
Cempane as SO S6tS ses2 Beating 3 esSss Gese's
Cits appropriation. sess.seas.s cos.saea s..nsns!
The sa.es az Ne.seps'isaw Police warrants sn.
seaded 400 81 sal5e fseS 90 az 90 ~. SEQ at
90 SteS closed a: 6eSe.
Graham State warrants ~srs Hes.:sae az sf&s 81.
sGS az 81 AID $4,000 sSG 80 20 SeieS HaSs vote
ss sese aeose o. Sc. s5SIse
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The Temperarur.

The thermometer at Louis Euperio's.
No. SO Chartres street, yesterday stood "a
follows: At A. M, 75o; at 3 PM, $50;
at P. M. $50. Lowest point during the
hight of September 9, $50.
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80
COMMERCIAL

WRSsSsoAs EVENING September 30 $3.50
GsTTSNosS,s saees 90 Cav mos Sacuine !s'
yesterday not reported until tOdaF) embraced 90
bales, full prices without quOtable change We
give also this Exchange ngures, which sis' iOr
average Fists according with its sypes while ours
present the lsop.s sange of tho maIkes toY aver
age lists, Gss with She otHsde figures fog Cow
middliI g .ooS SrinaI> anS ordinary S.sea IS
theoutsI.s SoS seSisf os close gradee
SSyg OSsLaASs sGassfFSCsTsoSs s.s!I:.AyE;.
S,e aiA2 eH I.yssIss.s.
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MeteoroioS.csi and River Report.

The signal service, United States army
reports, for the beneS S OF commerce, the
meteorological record. and rise or fall of
the rivers: az sof,s 20 NJ Sooao time, gestere
day, as soIiSwso
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In the 2:33 class the following were en-
tered, and but four heats run, to be finished


LONDON, September l0.-Marie Stuart
won the st. Leger stakes, with Don Caster
second. Eight started. The betting was
two to one against Stuart.
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b glacide J. Spea..

by" VALUABLE .oTS OF .BO."..".: $. -,
H:sIaI.., SOE:E!: 81 L!v. sAs ..D.Ey.
aR... TAILOR STREETS
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Easis & Hodgscu.
se1s SesaO. H-ssO.S

s"GsS-soO. H-ssO.r
-. C.:...G: s.rE.. RAILROAD s..-gs 80
AUCTION
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pY NASH & EODG>ON, 50 Z :@'G...
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ga SATCRDA!, - peemle: - 1873 at .uriv. ot lor.
NJ at the st oh sres slsrl., exchange IL the ba ST.
nent 'otunda o! tds ~. Charlie. Hotel in this cit
by virtue and IN pursuance 0; oil order OF the Hon
4. l.. !lsso', judge ~ Vie sscoud District Court
for the parish - SI-eas.s. dated august 20 %
docket No. s. o. sor account Z? tie eucce ..oi. OF
James B. .iSce4e, de ssed .. pssle i.ctiou viii
be sold
foRTIYIsE SHARES - 9HR"A9IsAY STOCK
OF She ~. aAa'ss >-te.. Railroad company.
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ury notes. SCI 70 -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DELICAS ExCnANC.a
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-11
AUCTION SALES,
BY Charles E. Fort1er.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SOCJI5 SagKES
STREET
SECESSION OF MARIA B. sEIgS

6yC6ESSiON OF MARIA 3. SEISS
PY CHARLES +. FORTlER: A4CT9OSe
~ eer-U1ice No. 81 Exchange alley-riGRS-
DAY, September H. 1873, at twelve o cicck NJ will
De sold at the st. Louis Auction Exchange by order
of the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge of the second Dis.
trict Courb for the parish OF Orleans dated august
s. S373-
a LOTT OF GROUND. with all t9to Suildars
thereon situateS in the First Distrige designated
by the No. g, il square bounded by South Market
Oel1Sd, Tchcupit0ulas ana New Leyse streets meas
ssl q Feet inches front South MorIet street
% 50 feet inch in deptls 9ne hoose eeoSs Shs SO
90 Soat6 Market street.
Serms-Cash on the spd9o
Act of sale before Joseph Conn aooaov public az
purchasers expense. aUa22 SCI liz