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, 1873-01-31

In the Tweed case, to-day, Mr. Graham pro
ceeded with the closing add1eas Tor tho defence
At the conclusion Of Grah.ms address, Iro,
Judge Davis commenced to charge the jury
Judge Davis said: Tho defendant stands indict-
ed before you for alleged violations Of official
duty, in neg gloct Of duty, and in granting certif
Gates upon the auditing Of accounts which were
Judge spoke in soma detail OF the organization
OF the Board Of Auditors and it's
duties, and ruled that the language OF
tho Legislative act creating the Board, that Ill l.
cured previous to ita passage, shall bo audited,
meant tho performance OF those several things
necessary to egcertain the existence OF tho Ia-
bilities that we're justly and properly payable.
It required at the hands Of the Board something
more than mere clerical duties thoy were re-
such a form a. should furnish, to thar
judgement, satisfactory evidence that they were
just aud should be paid. 4 public officer clothed
se s sosa inbG pa gep baess i ss
constitute board Of trust for the people. It is
Of no importance whether tho evidence has been
given hero TO shoN wilfu1 neglect On tile part Of
ei the Mayor 9go 4, or .. co9@9ptToneE; = tSa it s
sat9Ssa saa fo sou s . hs ds piSRs R hass
in the meaning Of fhe Law, guilty OF neglect.
Wilful neglect is an Intentional set OF omission
An officer is bound to know the duties deEolving
upon him, il he accepts and enters upon the
duties Of bis office There is no neceasity Of
The defendant is also charged with issuing cor
tifcates corrup.ly upon false claims, With
out having audited them. In order to
prove, this, the people should establish
that the liabilities were false, that the ce1tifi-
accused The Board OF Audit met the 5th Of
May, 1870, and organized aud passed reso1u-
tion referring the claims to County Auditor
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
iCOrn nmUnicatei.
Charlcs NJ. EiIpaSd. ESQ

EpI!oH RE"UBi:cAS:
We notic. the arrival OF this gentleman
IN company with the congressional deega.
ton. Few men a:e more tavorably or more
generally known in his State. Missouri.
than no. From the frs: dawn o: rebel.
lion he placed himself in active and earn
est antagonisn. to the mo: ement. and be.
came a stauncE Union MaD. while many
Others Guailed before tbs storm which At
ono time bid fair TO carry his State cut Of
the Union.
Closely identified with tn. commercial
interests Of the city OF 81: Louis. where he
has resided since about the year 1918. and
where he has accumulated large property.
he presents an example. especially 10 the
young men Of our country. of what can be
done by energy and enterprise. He is to
Missouri. politically speaking. what Thur.
low Weed was in old times to the State of
New York. Never yet has he been induced
to accept politica! office. although On nu.
merous occasions positions OF honor and
emoiumens have been rendered to him.
We welcome him 20 our city. and trus: he
will. carry back with him pleasing recollec.
tions Of Lis visit. He i. stopping at the St.
Charles Hotel. and will doubtless be pleased
70 see all who may call upon him. c.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
MARKETS..
Domestic Sl0rketS.

Spw YORK MAY - Evening --Cn.'": r:,sei
auet safes todav sa2 bales upaads - ',G. orleans
Sales OF futures ,oj.: Nav 8 si6e; June IS elo1
sS,c; July 1850. August l8'.'; October !l2'
Flour favors buyers Wheat about !c better
closing dull Corn slightly farOrs sellers. Pork
steady; new $lo IS. Lard hrmer. Nava. stores
iirmer. Freights firm. Groceries h'm.
The cotton market for the week shows but little
improvement. Transactions were confined 20
small lots of which spinners took the bulk. Sales
all told sum up q, lao bales o' which es 500 we're
contract stock. and s246 for immediate delivery -
follows 3i6a for export, 4316 for consumption an
255 for speculation. Included 1877 bales 10 ~.
live. Naval stores show some mproveme1
Governnients strong SKIES OF 1881. isZos: i've
twenties OF 1902 l6s. of 1864 lie a. 1855 il3a.
ll9',; OF 1867, III L, Of 1868, i20a new ives
ll5h; ten iOrties lllie. Tennessee skies 81, rev
8oS; Virginia skies -, new so; consolidated 53l.;
deferred Il; Louisiana SKIES ~, new 10; levte
s xes, 40 eighths 50; Alabama eighths 80. hves IS.
Georgia skies -, sevens 90, North Caronas ISL.
nev 10; April and october.3 special u: South
Carolinas 25, new Is
Yiour quiet at S, 75d8. Wheat dui; No. red
winter 81 60. Corn quiet; iaa50c. Oat. quiet;
+l4+sc. Provisions s.roaIer. Mess pork quiet.
held at s 10. Lard hrmer; held steam 3l,e; kettle
Sc. Bulk meats stronger and more ac i've; sa es OF
shoulders at 6lc; ear rib in demand at SIC, held
at 8sic at ciose clear sides 8 &c, Bacon hTmer;
held shoulders at arse, clear rib 3s.f. clear
sl,c in dem and shade less. Whisky ste dv; e0c.
ST. Louis. May "a Cotton quiet; middlins f8c.
Flour dull and uHchan ged. Wheat dull and prices
have declined No. red winter s :8dl 80; No. ;
81 55 al % in elevator, Corn duh and prices
dropping; No. 2 mixed 3.dS1hc on track Ale in
elevator. Oats dull and prices have declined; No.
80 &c on track; 80 d33l,c IN elevator. Pork du
s Sl6Ql1. Bu,k meats dull and nominal: shoulders
6hc; clear rib Si.c: clear sac loose. Bacon duh
and nominal; shoulders 1Isc clear lib eAc; rear
9I;c in demand ac less. Lard dull aad NOM nal.
shc, summer steam salabe At &c. Whisky ST. aIy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
THE LAST SUPPER.
By yOAQC.E MILLER.

And when they had sung hymn they weat ou'
into the Mount of Oi:ees.
What song sang the twelve with the savioa'
When finished the Sacrament vine
We're they bowed and sW bd uhd ii behavior.
O, bold as made bod with sign'
We're tha hairy breasts strong and dehant!
Wer. the naked arms brawnT and ssIohs
Were the bearded Ii ps ..fied feliaat,
Thrust forth and ig.!. sturdy WIN sons
What sang .iley' What sweet song OF A!ah'
Will, Christ in their mid5. .!Kr c'o""'
VIII q here sat SAINT Peter. the nor
And there like a lamb. w.e. nead ooH"'
Sa. Ssiu; John witt. his sliken and raven
Hicl, hair on his shoulders, ana egsS
Ontina IN 30 the faces Gp 5AaTol
Like a sen. tive CE!.! ~ surprise.
Va. .b. SOL, a. s,rong fs'etman swinging
The. nets fIl. Of hope 20 the sea-
Or low like the ripple wave SINKING
Sea sonss on t.ic l0:ej Ga..ee
we. they sal with 'oresiadow g: sorrows.
Like the birds that sing low wG' Il : he Dseeles
I, tip-toe W. tn a tale of to morrows-
O:ea.; hl'.akes aaj sinking o: seas
An. soft was :.lei. song3he waves arc
That fall n low mus.ca moan5.
AID sad should sar as the w:nd5 az.
TIA. blow By tho white grave stonea
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

The Galveston .'ers gives our venerable
contemporary little lesson iu manners:
The New Orleans Picay'',.e does not relish
the address recently delivered by the Hon.
Matt Carpenter. at the Exposition Hall Of
that city. to over t0oe people. The Pea.
y',nc declavcs that MIR. Carpenter might as
we'll have gone to Europs to gain infor.
nation Oh the Louisiana troubles as to
seek hi. facts from. and have his assc.
Citations with the Radical clique that at
present rules the state. There is no doubt
much truth in this but the Picayunc should
allow what is universally conceded. tha:
Mr.. Carpenter is disposed TO be friendly 70
the Soath. and We cannot afford to .uub
such men,"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

4 mother made the first pair Of trouser
for her son and heir. They were equally
proporticned front and rear, and when he
was brought 70 the fond father the latter
coo!ly observed: Poor little fellow ne Will
not know whether he is going to school or
coming home
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
NOTARIES.
FOR RENT.


fcOR RENT OR SALE.-A NEW RAISED
Il cottage in the Sixth District, on State street,
between 81. Charles and st. Patrick streets. The
house has all modern improvements. The grounds
have front of 10 feet, by l73 feet in depth Terms
reasonable for either rent or sale. Apply az the
corner of State and st. Charles streets or at the
corner Of Cont sad ROysl stSeets. % G. 3. FtsH.
Pla
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

TOta. week aetD-e... S,e5.,S.S ~ A!S"V's -
Gold opened a: !l:,. nlia. agaias: iis;: az New
York and after a moderate business. closed az
the opening rates i. nOth markets The sales
summed UP S55 o, embracing S iprn AZ ;ii; ,o;
and t!a,oo0. at lib.
No sa.es of silve: were reported. We continue
to ..rote American half dollars at losdI!1 ana
Mexical. dollars al Il. = Cont premium. gold. foG
new AID ~. for old.
The movement n sterling exchange was OF fat
extent, and under the ;nrIeuce of the advance ii
gold a: Sew York. the rates we're ! = cent aSn-
for pirate bis and : Tor san5 aaS =, af ,aIins
Y aass n esaT & Is 5000 90 do
!27. ss5o' bill! of fading at y. t2oeo 30 ana
A. c.ea, a: .2:', ss sooo9 do a., ~. i5a.. i5a
aEd G6't0 bank at l0s1: gold. 49,
No sales OF francs or Gormaa ma.ks were re-
a. the close sterling bills we're quoted at 2t,;0
i25 soc bill 0: .ading and Al Gear ana 10 :
for bank; france nominal at i4H: for private 1,lis
and 4 is for bank: and German marks at III 1OilS.
The offerings OF domestic exchange ware mouec-
ate. and rates a shade higher than YESTERDAY.
The sales covered 5000 900 sight On New York
embracing $40 900 commercial at IS y cen: pre-
MUM: $50 800 private oankers' and Soo,'o' oanS
at !, and saoooo and s'euo bank %i at TO- ;, csn.
premium except one VIII ch drew at 4. and private
sight was quoted at y.
Lev.e ordinary. at 50 IS; 25 Calcasieu Salpher
Mining Com pany at St 80, and 10 New Orleans Gas
light Company At lt'; and at auction, Dy Me'srs Ei
T!ermO Specific PrOpalling COMPANY at : 10 %.
The sales o, bon"s included $4,000 and $1,000 city
gold bearing seven per cents at %. which vas the
closing quotation .
W. noticed q better feeling In CITY securities.
owing to the decision i'll favor of the city. III tho
appealed case of the FactOvsaui Traders Insu:-
ance company.
No sales Of Metropolitan Police warrants were
veDnrted they were quoted az @ldel.
TIE safes of c:tv apDropr. .a,Iol certificates
included 5 400, a: S3i.: they were quoted at fle
close at 64.
Graham State warrants opened at 46041. ose to
So and then receded to % II. The sales include
$ltt0 at so.
Il he SALES of Clinton State warrants Included
S50rJ a, so 15. and 3 1000 and &1'00 at 81. They
closed at ABOUT Yesterdays figures 5613..
Legislative warrants continued nominal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

An orator lately said to his audience, II
am speaking tor the benefit OF posterity."
when some one shouted. "Yes, and If you
don't get through soon they'll be here.'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

w. NJ. Tweed is said t. have spent $500.
900 in repairing, improving and refurnish-
ing the Metrcpt Titan Hotel when 1T was put
into the hands { f his sOa: and A. 1. Stew
art, the owner Of the house, ls repor'eo 70
have bough. all the improvements for
mere tritie.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

The writing desk used by Edmund Burke
has been presented to the Western Reserve
Historical Society, of Cleveland, Ohio.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
CCMMEROIAL
SATURDAY EVENING, May Il. 1873

COTToN-The safes to day mot including 400
bales befo:e P. NJ sierdsy. not reported until
to-day, embraced 3H5o bales at prices requiring no
changes in quotations. We revise however
our fisuIes TO, good middlIns aud give also the
Exchange figures. which are for average lists
according with i.s types while OURS present the
proper range Of the market for average lists. but
with the outside figures for low midd!n2 good
ordinary and ordinary given as the outside sor
strict of :hOse g AIDES.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AsaIMILATED
tn raA- G-: i-EERPNNI..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
MEDICAL.


RUREAU OF MONADIC MEDICINE,
- - surgery and Midwifery No l53 Bienviue, cor.
nIi OF rampant street, near Canal street.
Msolcal Department-Cures Palsy Fevers, Fry
snt spsttas, Epilepsy, Insanity. Dropsv Rheu matsm
= ana IN .sw days all painful affections and Inhsn'
1mauom u the Brain, Spinal Cord and Nerves,
pi.at, pihr.at, Lungs, Heart, Liver Stomach, Bowelt
n.addsr Kidneys, Rones Joints etc. Ten doiiarss
week Ior She treatment and cure of any disease.
cuI uIslcai Departinent-Reduces Fractures. Tu.
oTs ,'I anu Dlslocations speedily cures Impotentn
nnu n oterlty, Scrofula, all Urethrai and Seminal
tnscnarges, Venereal, Scrotal and Skin Diseases,
fro' foIuen. or dihcult Crinations Preserved limbs
nr Dissolves stones in the Kidneys
"1sn9ut Mi4 pain Five dollars $50 alOO.
Miu"nery Department-Positively cures al dF
oio onsos ot tne womb and ovaries all unusual dis'
unises, s, uiceratiens or irritations, and wen tno
hnsre hbnses are painful or Obstructed from any Gauss
wna'sver, tine cause is removed and health 9 to-
''9tcu M ~ few days. Five dollars 325. $50 $iS'
netteTs addressed to poscfice box Hi, New U.'
h, hieans, louisiana, vii! receive attention. ONCE
Hours lor ladies 10 A. N. to 12 NJ. and to q.
'or gentlemen, from l to s p. ~
r LANCELOT H. EVERITr,
"oio.iattd DOCTOR of Medicine and Philosophy,
Mem Der Elect of the Royal College of Surgeons
hnd OF the :Hunterian Society OF Medcine-
rhiiosophy and Bellies Letters Of the Universe
Louisiana fe20 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

The next worst thing to raining pitch.
forks-hsiliug ouaiboses.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
FOR HAVANA.

TUX HAVANA.
Tsaehin3 as Cedar Keys aud Hoy Wsss,
Carrying the Uulted States Mali.
Sn The Now Orleans. FtsrsAa
43 will dispstch frat ossss t.a. ~
senger steamer
Every Wednesday.
Prom tbs foot Of Caillopo st-e.t' Pira. bssnn
BATES OF PASSAGE
To Havana, Ia Cedar Kst
S. Sss.a a...''''''....''.'.....94e - Dx
'-To. nso. ;..;;...: 1890. ~ Is
Florida including Tampa, and 70 New ToEx Ohsx.
lesion and Savannah
rone oHt the compsny's bills Of lslinS nn>d.
ana none signed after sailing Of tgs steam or
~. eooid passenger accommodations AZ. thrccan
eickets given 70 above pOnts
doe. " --'
Sor fs!ga: OF passage apply to
!. z. ROBERTS Treas1re-
No. l29 Com 70 ca street
over the Louisiana Nationa, 3aax
day. VI" az.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
8RENEN.


North German lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND sYt oRrAAha
Via HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
- The Steamship. ct the Nsr,s
z German Lloyd viii ,..sn. .s.''
regular trips as follows:
r,.vzr, From Bremen. From New CrlsAaA
FRANKFURT. January 29 March
AANNOVER.. February E. March ~
STRASSBUR R3. March 2S. AnriI 9O
FRANKFURT. April g. Navl-
Further days of departure vii. be ad yertised hstp
after.
the steamers touch outward at Havre and Hsv-
qua, ano on their home trip 81 Havana and South
Ainpton 20 Land and receive passengers and ftslsht
PRICES OF PASSAGE
from Bremen, Southamp pton or Hayre Co aav6ns
or New Orleans
p-o '0S1 ~ oso:. .............. " gold
'NA HS" OToS.ls or Havana 10 SOUt .SuppD
c.v. Havre or Bremen.
Sun .oIn. ...''''.'............... -. 3i5O gold.
o'oofage....: ............ IS gold.
from New Orleans to Havana
Ss. ..'..'........ $3 gom.
10 XON.
rassage tickets from Bremen Southampton q
n4yse 70 New Orleans issued BY the undersigned.
|'' 'uriner Rn Rar9Sulars a2ply to
eu' ~ No. AZ Union street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
MEMORANDA.

sBy Telegraph.l
New York. May Is, 1878.
To A Molfson-The steamship George Wash
in..on Captain Quick arrived this morning
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

n6STACLES TO NARRIAGE.-HApp
- rehei ior young men. Sent free In seae1 nN ~
sSL % envelope. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIVE.
shniladeiphis, Pennsylvsnia-an institution having
nisn reputation foJ honorable conduct and pro-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Observation-Disclosures Lessie Taylor-e9; bales
cotton and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H Tucner-3O0 sks malt
80 hhds tobacco $50 bbls whisky 349 tcs hams %
cks bacon 27S tcs lard 3S tcs meat and sundry pro
duce
PITTSBCRG-Towboa: Grand Lake No so. 900
3Lsh coal
ST LOUIS-Steamer GlenCoe-16 bales cetton Is
hds tobacco 364l sks $3.50 SKIS oats 80 bbls of
pork 1881 bbls -four 500 bbs meal 50 tcs lard l89
tea bacon IA bales hay and sundry produce
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
RRN RAILROAD, May 24-593 ,bales cotton 81
bids tobacco and sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TBXAS RAIL
ROAD Nav A-23 bales cotton Ii hhds tobacco ID
bbls sugar Is bbs molasses and sundrles
EUR1ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
NAV 23-9 bales cotton s57 head cattle p ba!es Of
hides and suIdries
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
Mrs. Widow Francis Lur2ess vs.. John
WilitamSou-NO. 35l4.

Mrs. Widow Francis Lur2ess vs.. John
Wiiamson-NO. 3Jl4.
OY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans, Sec
0nd Justice of the Peace IN and for the parish of
Orleans will proceed to sell at public auct on.
at the Mere ants and Auct!oneers' Exchange on
Royal street between Canal and Cus'OIhOUse
streets on WEDNESDAY. June 25. 1873. at twelve
O'Clock M
CERTAIN TWO LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
square No. az essuated by lot No. bounded by
Live Cak) streets, with all the improvements and
encumbrances belonging thereon per plan of
G. II. Hedien December d. 1855 within the office
of c. Barnett. notary: also. another plan dated
March i3+a said lots measure eace29 feet front on
Wa hington street by l2c feet in depth, between
parallel lines. English measure
Seized III the above numbered and entitled suit.
Tc!ms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
ny - Iel % JOHN MCCORMICK COn5tabe g.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
TO TIA. CE LIVERPOOL.

Although there was little or no freight room on
Liverpool Offering at the opening. except by
steamers to arrive a. ii yet buyers came forward
took about $40 bales during the morning. mostly
al previous rates. but parity at sight CONCESSIONS
alter which ship coming up the river was put
on a. I'D the demand became more active, and
res.ite IN sales TO the eXteiit noted above. Nothing
transpired 20 Indicate any qIIOtabe variation n
plicea bc. if anything. the advantage was Oh the
side OF the bu, e,s
Tie amount on shlpboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was SET down al
the openirig this morning at 81 900 bales. embrac-
ing IS 900 to- Liverpool 500 for Havre. $500 tor
the Ned erranean 1910 for Cork and
market asi 5000 for the North, which, when 90
ductad from the stock on hand by our running
statement last evening. leaves S5.}o bales to
represent tie quantity at the landing anu in
dresses un-od or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Market steady sales
SO. bales including 400 after ?. u. yesterday.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
EXPORTS.

pENSACOEl-Steamship Lizzie-tlo bols hOur
2l0o SKIS corn 1000 pkgs sundries
TAMPA Schooner w Dill-,Gl sks corn box
bacon ,! bags coffee 10 SKIS oats 9e2 Dbis hour IL
cks bacon and sundres
MISUNDERSTANDING LOusiana-2+19 bales of
cotton % $40 bushels corn in bulk hhds tobacco
ll0 bbls beef
PROvIDENCE-Bris Mary Pennell-!36o bbis oil
1000 feet lumber
GENOA-Bark AscenzOne-il0t bales cotton 2+0o
slaves 100 bbis rosin
EOUSTON-SchOoner LeonO.e-3o Goo feet lumber
l55 bdls Iaths and sundrias
HAvRE-Ship AleXander-3+9} bales cotton 1900
slaves 10 pkgs mdss
TAMPA-Schoouer Enterprise-.oas sks corn 50
bales hAT
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, |
sunday. May 25. 1873. )
CrcARED YESTERDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

St.ams!!io LIZZIE. Eeister. for Pensacola
British steamship Louisiana Stewart, for L"trso0!
Ship Ale ander. Hutchins, for Havre
italian bark AscenziOne DassOr! for Genoa
Brig Nary Pennell. Eaton, for Providence
Schooner 1eonore. Cause. fOr Houston
schooner Enterprise. Royal. fOc Tampa
Schooner SEQ IS Dil Raymond, for Tampa
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish ship Bella Juana, Carsabella, days from
Havana ii. ballast. 20 Fa: 10 ScO-Point
TOWBOArS.
Rochester cer7nain. from the Passes-TOwed down
20 the bar, 20th instant. ships Be!gravia and
SOuVuam IOrmio-BrOHsht up ship Bella Juana
STEAMBOATS,.
Glencoe Calhoun from st Louis
Grand Lake No and rges Williams from
Pttsburg
LESSEE Tavlor, rrusiOw. from Shreveport
us Turner. Rusk. from Cincinnati:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
CONSTABLES' SALES.


A. NJ. HOlbrOOk W. Barbara Bayenderffer.
Or StOever-SecOud Justice Court fog the PAY
isil of Orleans No. 274t
DYvlRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF FIBRr FiCfAS
ID 10 ME directed by the Hon. ". L. Rvans. Sec
Oni JUST ce of the Peace for the parish OF Orleans
will proceed TO sell at public auction. at my ware
house No. l49 GiTOd street. on TUESDAY. June j.
1873, at twelve O'clock N the following property
to wit
Seized in the above numbered and entitled sui..
Terms-Cash ou the spO..
my25 81 les JOHN MCCORMICK Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
EORSTALL 4 DELAVICNF

kORsTALL 4 DELAVIGNE.
ooiA'h fohsIALL. ALFRED DELAvIGNb
NO. "a Magazine street, New Orlesns.
Dealers in LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER OF PARIS
FIRE BRICKS. KETTLE TILES. FsRTILIzRRS
PAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES, NAVAL STORES etc
=, Sub agents for Blood Fertilizer Mauufac.nr,no
Company. oring
THE UNDERSIGNED Rave This nav
OF FORSTALL DELAvIGNR, and viii c"ut;uv,,e s;.ve
ths same business at No. 6. Magazine street hera
toiore carried on by Octave Forstall who viii ner
s0nauy attend to the setten eat OF tha aSya;rp s
'ne oio urn. Octave FORSTALL.
New Orlesps. April l. ls73,. ans,,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
~ AND
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger Depot Foot of Canal s.rs.,
On and after May 25, 1873, trains leave daily :.
"A. n. and P NJ S
Arrive daily at 4 A. NJ and 4 P NJ
The P NJ Express train stops Only at regular
stations. "'
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Springs and i,tsrm.-
date stations leaves New Orleans daily (Sun.avs
excep,edl at Bis P. H. >'1sys
Returning, leaves Ocean Springs 1t 6 80
arrives at New Orleans at $50 L. ~ ~;
This is the only line running PULLMAN Am
CARS through without change to Losisvi1a ~
Louis. Lynchburg, and Virginia Springs. e' VI"
For tickets and information apply Al oa;ca .,.
and Of depot. s 1"''s'e
E. F. SHUTy
GENERA. Ticket A.saa
my2i General S,iDeri,its,da,,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
IMPORTS,
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IMPORTS.
HAvAHA-Sc!,OOner Linda-l2s hiis maiado 2l3
hhds sugar 100 :Xs sugar
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
Monetary--CommerclaI.
MONETARY.
opp,Cs o. r39 DAILY REPUBLICAN,;
RrnxLHl MAY u iii2. !

SArCRDAY EV1NIN5, May n t''S'
We haze no change to notice il the money mar
ker The offerings at The banks are OF fair extent
ana o. the street moderate. All good paper 10 &C
capt.d az the banks. while, Notwithstanding that
she r.so-rces ara ample outside: and the demand
only moderate there appears to 10 continued re-
paDer with unexceptonable cOilatelais The re-
turns of tlie Clearing House banks show but little
var;aron from .ast we elk. Their currency 0a ances
and discounts are nearly unchanged. but the de-
nos. ire. manifest some ,hrinkage. We aear
toweve. Of some Increa5. N outside oaiiks We
continue 10 quote first class paper a. "a 10 = cent
au,i;lYn 4. az !2D-. aud second c!ass al lib
and fra: class mortgage paoera. ID. and seccna
c.ass a. IL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

John NarQUaf vs.. CharIes F. VutfIe-
Sixth Justice Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 9027
OY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FlERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon John DAILY. Sixth
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish OF Or
leans l will proceed to sell at public auction
at my warehouse No. 23l st. Andrew street. on
SATURDAY May 81 1875 at twelve O'Clock M
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE as per
inventory in my Office.
Seized n the above suit.
Terms-Cash i'll United States currency.
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