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New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
SUCCESSION OF JOHN SCHMIDT.
Second Distric: Cou,. .o7 the Parish Of Cslean
No. - ,s39.

Second Distric: Cou,. 20. the Parish Of Orleans
No. .S,s3S.
DY .. GUINAULT, ACCT1ONEER-Ohce
ID corner OF Exchange alley and Bienvllle street
On SATURDAY, August 9. 1873, will be sold AT
twelve O'Clock NJ. az the Merchants and Auction:
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Cana anu
CustOmhOuse streets, by virtue OF an order from
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans. dated june 81 1873, the follow
ing property, to wit
SIX LOTS OF GROUND situated N the Third
District of this city III The square bonded by An
nette, New Orleans, Magistrate and Virtue streets
designated by the numbers !, q 33. "a, IS and 40
Lots Nos and measure together 10 feet 'front.' on
Annette street by l0 feet deep. and lots Nos So 81
and 35 measure each 80 feet front on Virtue street
by l59 feet II inches lines in depth, and lot NO ~
measures so feet from. Magistrate street by i59
feet II inches lines deep.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in tie new
suburb Marigny, designated by the Nos. and
square No. ST. bounded by 81. Anthony, Prosper,
Bagatelle and Sodelle streets. measuring ~ feet
lines front on st. Anthony street by depth OF
1922 feet inches lines together with all the build
!ngs and Improvements thereon.
The whole as peI plan 70 be exhibited at the ny
change.
Terms-Cash.
Acts of sale before l. J. Ker. notary public. at the
expense of the purchaser, including all the ta1es
for the current year 1878, payable III 1874
jy8 l6 20 81 aug
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CAUTION.
AUCTION SALES.
>~-or,~c-rO>s-oo~oc-Oo 1~eo1or''>>~-
BY Charles n. Reed.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM c. LEE.

Z
Second District Court for the Parish of OrieaHs-
ny CHARLES II. REED-TEOMASJ J. HAN
ID NA, Auctioneeg Office No. =. ST. Charles
street SATURDAY, August 10, 1873, at twelve
oc!ocs NJ a: the Merchants and AuctlOneers' Ex-
change ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets by order o: the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
md ge of tho Second District Court parish OF Or
leans for account of the above succession. will be
sold at public auction
CERTAIN PIECE OF GROUND, with the build
ines aud improvements thereon in the Fourth Dis
trict of this city in the square bounded by Chest
nut COlise um, Pleasant and Harmony streets, and
measuring p feet front on Chestnut street land
forming the corner of Pleasant street, by a depth
of Il3 feet inches and lines, running down Pleas
ant and between parallel lines part of four lots Of
ground purchased by said William G. Lee from A.
Mclaughlin, on the second of February, 1858. by
act before A. Abat. notary public. The improve.
ments consist of twO-stOry frame house fronting
on Pleasant street containing about six rooms al
together, conveniently arranged; and on the end
of the lots cottage Of four rooms, under rent
ground high, and neighborhood rapidly advancing
Terms-One third cash, balance in one and two
years, in notes bearing eight per cent interest,
with special mortgage on property, with hye per
cent attorneys fees in case of suit on notes and
buildings to be insured to amount Of notes, and
policy transferred to holder Of notes.
Act of sale, st expense Of the purchaser, before
g.. Christy. notary public, No. l2s drsvIer street.
iyI6
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.


Pursuant to the provisions of an act of Congress,
approved March 5, 1873, authorizing the corstruc-
ton of bridge the Mississippi river. ST.
Louis Missouri, h the st. Clair and CaronGeet
Bridge Company, the aforesaid company hereby
gives notice to all concerned that they viii,
before the tenth day of July next, submit 10 the
Secretary Of War, fer his examination and ap-
of two channel spans of six hundred feet each,
and two end spans of three hundred feet each,
with an elevation Of one hundred feet above -ow
water mark. They will also file map giving the
proposed location of the bridge, the topography OF
direction err @ Of Of the the current al ali stages. and he
soundinss showing accurately the bed Of the
stream and furnishing such other information as
NAV be required for full and satisfactory under.
standing OF tie subject by the Secretary OF WAY.
By order Of Board of Directors of the 81. Car
ard Car0ndee: Bridge C. mpanv.
HENDERSON, Secretary.
St Louis No. June 80, 1873 iy2 5r.'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
CONSTABLES' SALES.

Chnrlee Bernard VS.. Mr.. and Mrs. (:.r.
of Orleans, No. 4l67. "A1'n
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1ERf FAC1AS ro
~ me directed BY the Hon. ". L. Evans, Second
Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish of Oreans
proceed to sell at at my warehouse, NO II6 1;irod
street, at public auction on SATURDAY jnIn DC
1873, at twelve o'clock M '"Ay So'
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURR
Terms-Caah on the spot '1e0 solt.
lyle % % JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable
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AUCTION SALES.
1y b. II. & B. J. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS lAoS
SAFES, ETC, AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES.
DY X. ~. Il Il. ,. MONTt.OMEHso- -
ID r. NJ. Montgomery. Anctioneer. once IooS 40; O.
Camp street.-Win sell every TUESDA1 iho Ms
DAY aud SATURDAY, commencing At eleven
O'Clock, at their auction room, corner Camp anu
NatChez streets .-rr,
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAhFElS,
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc.
Ttrms-Casb. mVl
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
FOR FLORIDA.

FOR FLORIDA.
Cedar Keys and Key West, Carrying the
United states Mail.
0<> The New Orleans, Florida
[8 and Havana steamship Company
&LI~H1ELE: will dispatch t1st cass fast pas.
Dsenger steamer
Every Week,
From the foot of Calllope street. First District.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Key West. To Ceda, Keys.
CaDln.... ......................Sjo 80
SieeIage. t5 I2
Through bills Of ladng issued to ali points in
Florida, including Tampa and to New York, Charles
ton and Savannah.
None but the company's bills Of iading signed,
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid pass senger ccOm mOdatiOns, AID :hrG i.h
tickets given to above peints.
No freight received without permit from the
Office.
For freight OF passage apply to
]. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer,
No. l2O Common street,
Over the Louisiana National Bank.
de5 Nv
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. July IS, Evening.-Cotton closed
dull; mddlngs 20Ac sales to-day 80 bales;
net receipts 202; gross 1857 Futures closed shade
easier sales $500 bales as follows: JAY 20 7.l6c;
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
TEE RVEE4.
AhoveioO

The river here is FIVE feet tour inches be-
low high water mark OF 1871.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
Me.eorolos,cai and River Report.

The signal service, United States army
reports, Tor the benefit OF commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall OF
the rivere. at 3:l3 P. NJ, iccS! :.me. yester-
Ear as follows:
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RAILROADS.
N1Ew ORLEANS. MOBILE

N1EW ORLEANS, MOBILE
IL AND
a TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot Of CanaI s'sess'
On and after May rs, 1878, trains leave u''A'' -
Arrive daily at A. NJ and p n. =. ,ecuLa,
ThesP. NJ. Express train stops oriJ a. ''s"~-
cO.ST TRAM for Ocean Springs ana tdave iS.ed[
di.ta stations leaves New Orleans daily '>anu'''
eIsep,ruiJ p.eprnin" leaves Ocean Springs st 4. u
arrives at New orleans at $50 A; n, p.IACR
This is the only line running PCLLMaS s;sr - 81.
CARS through without change TO LoNs'4-4e' ~.
Louis Lynchburg, and Virginia Springs. .o,.
For tickets and information apply a' ~ 1n Eotel
uer Camp and Common streets opposite ~-'' A'
and at dspot. =, sur-rp
General Ticket AgenS
r H. SCRANTON:
,1 General Superintepd dent.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
By g. De Ferret & Go.
SUCCESSION OF O. PONS.

Second District Court .or the Parish Of OTlean0-
No. 26337.
DYG, DE FERRET 4 CO.-jOHN q. MON.
ID rose. Auctoneer-Cffce No. 50 Royal street.
TUESDAY, July % 1873 at twelve O'Clock W., at
the st. Louis Auction Exchange will be sod by
public auction, by virtue OF an order from the
Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second District @
Court fer the parish of Orleans dated June 13 1873
CERTAIN LEASE TO GEORGE PEARSON. and
by him transferred 10 A. O. Pons, Of premises No.
so Camp street. $500 per month, expiring
September so, 1874. This lease is subject 10
two subleases made by said A. O.. POns.
One to Albert Weber. Of q space on the sec.
ond fiOoH now used by him office, for $25 per
month. expiring October l, 1873. and the other to
r. Luckner Of the third and fourth stories of said
premises. for $40 per month. expiring September
80. 1873
Terms-Cash on the spot. iylc l6 p
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By 8. Guinault.
SALE FOR A PARTITION
EAETHELEMY BEOCBAY VS.. SUCCESSION O.
EDWARD BARNETT-No. s6 4i2.

-
DY =. GUINACLT. ACCTlONEER-Omce
Dcorner of Exchange alIev and Blenville street.
SATURDAY, Angus: {. 1873, viii be sod at
twelve oc ock NJ. at The Merchants and Auction:
tels Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets. by virtue of a Judgment
from the Hon. Z. Tissut, Judge of the Second
and signed OF the seventh of July 1873
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated III the
Fist District OF this city. II the square bounded
BY New Levee, GIICd. Commerce and LAFAYETTE
streets forming the corner Of Commerce ana Gllod
streets measuring 81 feet inches front on Girod
street, by depth and front on Commerce street
Of IS teet II ineres ! LIES together with three
story brick store.
Terms-Cash.
Act of sale before Oscar Drouet notary publit,
at Tie exper Sc o. :he purchaser including Al tie
taxes for the yeaI 1873, payable in 1874
iva Is % II aCQ
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OP THE REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday July Is. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Margaret. Nc Baker, for Cedar Keys
Bark Liz ili.s.oa. BowltZ. for Havre
Bark Var guard. NJ rke.l for Liverpool
spanish bar. Valparaiso, Roses, fol Barcelona and
I.T-a.o:..
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
mo arrivals from ycstsrda:.)
STEAMBOATS,.
Jo,,. Moore. Boardmau, from Shreveport
Peerless. Bread, from Washington
ST John. Great house. from BatoL Roase
Sabine. SiEaOtt from Camdeo
EXPORTS.
CEDAR EEYS-Steanship MaIgalet-385 bbls
flour % haf bbe fouH bhls whisky 10 cks bacon
IS tcs hams 100 bales hay 1924 SKIS 40 SKIS oats
HAvRE-Bark Livingston-l3i3 bales cotton 5-i"
slaves 3i5 baskets champagne boxes furniture
LIvERPOOL-Bark Nanguard-a0e' bales cotton
Zoo slaves
BARCELoNA AND TARRAGOSA-Brs valpa-
Ia 500. bales cotton rs 400 stsves
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
SHREyEPORT-Steaner J Ohm Moore-iil bales
cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PeeIiess-2! bales cotton
and sundry produce
BATON ROUGE-Steamer s. JohI-ls hhds sugar
CAMDEN-Steamer sablne-.s bales cotton and
sundry produce
RECEIPTS B1 RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
RRN RAILROAD, July l5-62 bales cotton
It'd tobsccc aud sundry psesuoe
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP OONfANA'

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPAN1'
LIMITED
The following new first class, ful!powered eiy"s
brilt Screw steamships are intended 10 sili fes"'
larly between NEW ORLEANS and AlVEhfooA
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA 3 90 tons register Captain sIeWaas
MINNESOTA 1000 tons gste: .Cap:aln h&M EI;,a.
ALABAMA, 24O' tons register. CaptA'n 1s P4ni.
PENNSYLVANIA 250o tOns register. Captain b!;eo
VIRGINIA 250O tons re gster ....- Capl"iu S"'''oI
GEORGIA, 25GO tons register. .........."
The steamers Of this iine y IL San
II ,' s',.,,.., ,.,:~,., direct. {: ~ .: '..:',-
MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, Ju'yN.
From New York to Glasgow:
PENNSY YLVANlA. .''''. nv as x
NlhGiN '''''''''''''r IL. =
GEORGlA.. .'.'''.'''''''s'''!
Will receive and sign through bills si ladIng 70
Havre Bremen. Hamburg, Antwerp. RotteraaA
and ali Continental ports.
Return tickets issued available for IWELVA
MONTHS at reduced rates. and Through llckets
to all parts of the United Kirgdom and Europe.
stewardess and surgeon aie attached 10 eacn
steamer; charge il made foT attendance Sn0
medicines
Money ord. rs granted free Of charge.
Prepaid EmigT alton TCkets issued mere - par
ties desiIous of sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at al time > ~Ithous
detention.
For treigh: and passage. having superior ACCOM-
mOdations, applyto ,co
sel4 No. 80 Caronde let street, New Orleans.
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Monetary--CommerciaI'
MONETARY.
z-,c~ ~ wup nA,vv pHprpy-CAN !

TUESDAY EVENING. July Is 1873. :
The money market presents 10 new feature.
The demand for discounts at some OF the banks
was liberal. The offerings the street are
light, and we noticed a continued tendency nc TO
sitter rates, without any actua. variation; we
continne to quote first class paper, with or
wi.houf cO,,sterals at 90l0 y cent y annum,
Al at p, and second class at -ale INST class
mortgage paper rules at 90lO. ara SECOND CLASS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
COMMERCIAL .
TUESDAY EvHyIsG, July IS. 1875

COTTON-The sales 70 day embraced t5i ba.es, at
steady and in fuller prices Tor the cet-
ter qualities and .ular and easier prices Tor the
lower grades, requiring some variation N oar quo
as below. We give also the Exchange figures.
which are for average lists according with Its
types, while ours present the proper range OF
the market for average Lists. but with the out,
ordinary given as the outside fer strict OF those
grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
MEDICAL.

RCREtAU or MONADIC MEDICINE.
- surgery ann Midwifery, No 1853 Bianyiiis 80
Atr oi ram part street, near Canal street ' wa
Nedlcsi De Deparfment--Cuyes Palsy Fev.,, ~
sipeias, Epilepsy. Insanity, Dropsy. Rheums.tisGy,
nnu II, rev & days all painful affections and inam:
Badder hrSi 1ss Kdas,s Heat Liver stomach Bowels.
week Ior the treatment and cure of anv disns
cur glcai DtpartmeHt-Reduces Fract1ras T Su'
oi a aiG - siocati0ns; speedily cures Imnoten+i
Ihu uht.elinty, ncrofua, all UrethraI and SeminnI
DDlhtha1Ses, venereai, Scrotal and SIN n;sn ~
me6nsn, ,re OK dfncult urinations; preserves %h:
, and tie Bladder from Litbotnnt.
s nS a,ssoivlng stones etc. and cures Uicers CaI
cers rs or Str1ctures without pain. o''e"s' oan'
ahu"lefy Depal tment-Posjtiye.v nr,o. .v H.,
.ases VI the womb and Ovaries all UnnSna, az US
ses, "lceratltns or iIritatioDs and ,,b uis.
uitnses are painful or Obstructed from .~ NJ nno
stored in a few days Ai" Atssith re-
au.'eTs addressed to postofIiee box W, Nev NJ.
tmna LOUISIANA viii receive attention "ss.. oi
1onfs lou 1oT ladies' 10 A. NJ. to IL NJ and a. Gnc'
To' gentlemen from to p NJ ~ "" 3. NJ
C., LANCELOT II. FvEp,.rr
Iof3nated Doctor of Medcin. and ph;i. =.
J ne"Ds' % Elect OF the Royal College Of SuSopy.
ano n OF The Hnnterian Society of Wndge ddgeOns
rhliosophv and Bellies Letter. IF n. Tnedclnes
TIES OF London. kdlnburg. St. AnIre @ enlversi:
0lv
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16

WILLIAM CLARKE,
COMMERCIAL COLLECTOR
Aud General Agent for the Collection Of
Rents and SOldiers' BOunties.
Now due at Washington, District OF Columbia.
No. 81 Exchange Alley,
Between Customhouse and Benvi.le streets.
New Orleans.
Office hours-From ten TO three and from six 70
seven O'Clock. .le2l IN
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16

HlDEs'''.''''''''sKINs '''.''''''FcRs
JOSEPH B. WILKINSON. JR.
Dealer in
Hides. Skins and Furs, Moss, Wool Tai.
low, ETC.,.
Eo - Peters street. near the Customaouse. New
Orleans, louisiana
Liberal Advancement made on consignmentA
iAl4 "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE .
Trains iepal, and arrive as follows fIo" "'I"'
foot of Cal.iOpe street:
rxn,s.. D,r1.:; ,:;o ,M Express. l:oeA.n
hapies. NAP ...5 5:5S P N. MatI...... 9:ss p N:
This line is many miles the sh"rtes, a1d ara Ta Easi
hours the quickest to all points MOTH anu sIasn
ins cars to louisville aud Milan without chanSI IA
ony one change prir cpal cities so'n riven e
e, M % Camp street. corner of Common 80"
Orleans. A. b. SHbLDON, Agent
iaI2I Iy F. D.. FROST, Geseral Manager.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
RECETPTS OF PRODUCE
RECEIPTS BH RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GRRAr North.
BRN RAILROAD, July l5-62 bales cotton
It'd tobscce and sundTy psosuos
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-16


On Wednesday. for the Gulf States. winds gen
barometer. higher temperature and increased
clondlness.
For the Souti, Atlantic States. southeast winds.
with local rains on the immediate coast.
For the Middle and Eastern States westerly
winds. lower temperature. partly cloudy and clear
weather.
For the lake region and Ohio valley south and
east winds. falling barometer, higher temperature
cloudy or partly cloudy weather and occasional
local st tolms.
For the Northwest. winds veern. to southwest
and northwest, with lower temperature and gen
orally cleac weather.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass july Is, 6 P. M.-Baroms:e: zoe;
Wind east southeast; blowing hard. No arrivals
or departures
fAss-AIOUrRK July Is 6 p M-Wind east south.
east. strong. Arrived-SChooneT Mai. Webb mas
ter nine days from Stilla with cargo OF fruit to
CINCINNATI July l5-Rver thirteen feet eight
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and threaten
ing
e5o.
PIrrsBuRG. July l5.-River four feet and rising
slswly. Weather cloudy, warm and threatening.
SHRryFPoRT, July l5-Weather fair TheImome-
ter s0o. The river has fallen eight inches. De-
parted-Maria Louise for New Orleans. No ar
rivais.
vIckssrRe, July i5-Passed down-Bart Able 8
last night; Mary Houston. ! A. NJ; Henry Tete.
Pm. Ip-H. c. Yaeger, II A. NJ: Capitol City. 8
Pm. Weather warm and clear. River falling.
LOUISVILLE, July l5.-River SIX feet ten
inches i'll the canal. Weather warm. Raining
this evening. Up-C. B. Church tlom Ee~ Or
leans 10 Cincinnati.
ST. Lou!s. July observation-disclosures and Bis
mark from New Orleans; Colorado from vichsburg.
pepai'ea-tiN OF Helena for NioasburG. kiyer
falling fast. Weather clear and very warm. Mer.
SuIy =. to-day.
, 1873-07-19
WANTED, A CITY DIRECTORY.

70 tho Editor ef Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN Arc no to havo city Directory this
year7 II 80, who is to issue 1t, whom is it toap-
pear, and what will DO tho nature Of it7 Theso
questions arc occurring daily to our business
man, and for several reaaonB.
It iH conceded that a correct oity Directory
was mover before 80 greatly neodod aa now, aud
1t aeoma high time tho regular issue mado its mp
poaranco. Tho canvaas was begun In April last,
and, though throo full months hayo tranBpired,
we arc informed from some quarters that several
weoks will DO required yet bofore It appoars,
while from othor aoureos 1t is reported that Mr.
Edwards will not iaBuo his general Directory at
nll- The latter information comou from men
who arc now engaged carvaasing upon 3d.
callod "London-plan" Directory, and tho sin
gularity Of thia appoars, when II Is known TINT
Mr. Edwards ia tho proprietor OF thia Lon.
tho samo Office. III 1t truo, as reported,
that tho regular gonoral Directory, now nearly
all In the haniis Of tho bindors, Is to be kept
back until this oheap London apology il pushed
AZ far IA possible, aud whom its uH0losa charac-
tor ia discovered the regular edition Is to 30 Of,
ferod ut s5, a. s8 and $40 por copy? To all
largo citioH tho publication Of Directory has
become q mattor Of absolute necessity, and why
| Chicago should be bohind nearly oyory city In
tho country is aurprisipg. The Directories Of
Now York, Philadolphia, Doston, Baltimore, and
Cincinnati aro issued with commendablo prompt
meas; aB q rule, they arc models OF accuracy,
| while in binding and Typography they aro vastly
superior to any wo haye Ind for several yoars,
Moreover, they arc cold at from 81 to IS per
| copy, tho 1attor boiug for book nelrly twice
tho size Of tile regular Ollicngo Directory. It
their heroic patience and liberal advertising pat
| ronago arc to bo rewarded in the end with q
alip-shod, high-priced, dilatory fraud. ]. B.
, 1873-07-19

DErno1r Mich, July 1s.-pAssEo DowN-props
CITY Of concord, Forest city aud barge; barEs Ausn
Mel.os Summer oioa sardn,s Cavalier Mary
ad CHARLES Iul!ng, Miami, Enterprise, daiiatn 6ar-
lingford, Mary pcrow, gekirk, l{aaks, Light Guard
Aida Rodgers, Nevada, pausman, Z. Blake Aetropo-
Champion Mineral State, City Of Buffalo, William Al
lon sasco, Anna Mazta, Q. Il. Walker r. L. Dsnforth,
g. r. Williams,
PASSED Ur-props sheridan, Yosemite, Alaska, st..
Louis Java Tuttlo and barge Jcnncss aud barges St.
Abans; schrs Cortez, osDorne, Eliza Turner, uar-
tison.
WMD-southNest.
, 1873-07-19

New Yonz, July 1s-nEEvzs-only II cars. or 1870
agai1st 1850 time lust week. Limited sales wero
made ct yeatcrdsyia ngurea, l0H9l2o for common
to primo nativo steers, and 81$@t0hc for Texans.
6uEEp AND LAMBs-lieceints, 3,77o, making IA 600
1nce Monday against 10 27o tho same io last week.
ers Fair to primo shoop ranged at 6Go to oHc, and
lambs from 80 to loo. Among tho eales wero !: chr
Ohio sheep, s. lbs ay, at do, " lbs at GAo
cara Jorsoy ta1nbs o. It's, at10kG911o car Canata
81 ibs, 0o car Of atato 90 LBS, 1879, aud Ruau lot
81 lis, &c.
swias-Arrivals, 1900, mixing 1910 alnce Mon-
day, against Il, ,710 Ae sa,o Htue last week. None
sale alive,
DnnasRn Una8--T{rm al E3/n73<o
, 1873-07-19

n1r. &. W. Haywood, Of Springfield, VT.
wants position teacher, being compelled to leave
his present place for change Of clinhte. uo tsa
graduate OF Dartmouth College, aud lod responsible
positions in tho porry Street Grammar School, Daven
port Iowa, and In the Albany FEeo Academy where ha
Among bis references arc Gen. Lcako, President
School Board, Davenport, Iowa ). T. Hraaley prin;
Franklin arllool, TonBla, Me-; aud Dennett shcr-
buruo and Calvin Dwell, Chicago.
, 1873-07-19

arc used by tho rich aud the poor They fovar and
ago. Intermittent foyor dumb sgne and all n,alarious
foyesa at They do not contain Qunao arsono.
Thpy For sale by druggists at 70 cents
toF on doeious sy51n Of the Castor Beam f,eY from
Also arc MoLaln'a Volnituyo Bonhons delicious
Ssns' Ssn;9 VI psEf5 fSEH6S f sher tut
pago solo agents.
, 1873-07-19
Tho Produce HIArikC&s.

NEW Yoak, July 18-Cor1oA-Scaly; midding
upland, zoe.
transformations in fair len,and and higher
receipts, o000 brB anperlne Woatorn and State I'd
9585 common 10 good oxtra, fJ.20{a8.b6; Euud to
choice $o0o7 40; white wheat extra u @8o0 Ohio
@ Il oeea ssi sstSs .a ~ ror no;
Western, $3.l53.33. Wheat lcsa active hut higher
1ecalpta t4 600 bu; rejected spring. *l25G3lS4; No.