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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

Nav NorE. July az Even:ng.-CD:ton quiet
sales to-dsv 80 bales; Miiiliu. Upands 2lc; net
receIpts 5i!; gross go. Sales Of futures 1890
bales as follows: July 2nIs Angus: .9'. 10 i3.sc
September 10 3-lsc; October Il l3-i6:.
Flour in limit, 4 request and uncL use" Wins
heavy; amber Western 5 %. Jorn in fair re-
quest and unchanged. Rice firm; 81. &c. Pork
steadier. new ST. %. Lard weak: sA,c. Tu'pen-
tine dun. Rosin quiet. Talov quiet: ga &c.
Freights steady: cotton Or seam $500 I'd.
Money very easy, ga; AZ intervals offerings
very large at ;. Exchange heavy IN the morning;
steady close at g. Gold arnlcr 2; lis i dll5a;.
Coffee qrii.t and firm; Rio 10 !. letc. Sugar firm
an, N tar demar d: fair to CORD r1dning - 0sse
Governments closed dull and steady. Skies OF
1913! lla'S; hyetwentes OF 1861 Il61. OF 1864
o. 1868, i.9's; new ilIi,; Of 1885,. l!8t OF 1865,
lisl, new hves ll57s: tes-forties 1854. 40ll5',.
Stste bonds CO sed very aule- Tennessee SKIES
81 4, new 81. Virginia SKIES ~, new so, c0nsoli.
dated als,, deferred II: Louisiana skies 43, new
new as levee SKIES Il, eglts so Alabama Fights So
hves a. Georgia SKIES 20 sevens on North Carolinas
q. -, special tax lIL,; South CarOlinas 80;
new Is. April and october ~.
CIsCtS2ATI, July 23.-C0tton .u;et; mdGling
Is &c. Fleur dUl So 40 for Few and old Wheat
steady; 81 25Gl 80. Corn in far demand and
market firm at 43G+5c. Oats il far demand and
market firm at 81 q i3c Mess pork uonually held
at SIG offerings light. Lard duh and nominal;
steam i c; kettle SIC. Bulk meats strong: shout
dsrs CSC; generally held At .i.c clear rib sales az
q C. offerings light Gear, sales a s'sc; held
elc Bacon stlopg shoulders 81. C; Clear nib 10 &c;
clear lose Whisky firm al 9ic.
s.. LoUIs. July 2a.-COtton and .iovr quiet and
unchanged; little doing. Wheat very firm. closed
higher; new No. fall closing at ST. 27A.; No. red
closing = AZ (~rn t-rna- e'nsir~ h'"fn.-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 Man Run Over and Killed on the Jack.
son ROad-NIississippi Odd Fellows
Child Burned to Death Brigham
foung's Domestic Troubles-GrnssOOp-
pers HOveriug Over Sioux City-The
State of NashOba-Accident to n Bridal
Party-Ceiebrasing of the Anniversary
Of the Laying OF the Atlantic Cable
Important Land Case in n ~. Louie
Court-The Poreroy Casc-A Dakota
surveying Party Attacked.
TOPEKA. July 29.-John =. Page, who
began an action to recover $1,000 paid into
the Kansas Legislature by a. NJ. York,
abandoned tLe case today, paying all the
costs. The suit was 10 Recover the money
now in the hands of the State Treasurer. on
the grounds set forth by ex-senator Pom
croy in his defense--:ha: the money was
paid to York, to be given 1" Page IN the
establishment of Il bank az Independence.
The case was set down tor hearing on the
eleventh August. and il was thought post
pOnement would be asked. as al! the testi-
:nony given in the cyiruinal acticn against
PomerOy would naturally be adduced. 1t is
now a very puzzling question who the mo-
ney belongs to as it is positively understood
that POmerOy will set To claiii on his own
account.
YANKroN, D. r., July 2..-The surveying
oarty in charge OF Lieutenant Woo!ey ar
rived here last night having been fred into
by a war party Of about fifty Sioux Indi
ans of the la.e Yankton band from Fort
Thompson, under the lead OF chief named
sGulled Fan" This occurred about two
hundred miles directly north OF here, on the
James river.
The Indians declared that the lands be-
ION ged to them, and that they would not al
low them to be surveyed.
VIENNA, July 29.-There ia no doubt
that many of the highest prizes for goods
exhibited at the exhibition will be awarded
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JAPAN.

Defense Of AIinistes DeLOng-Df. New.
sman at WOrk-Jnpnn to be Thrown
Open TO ForeiSuers-1nsurrect Of
che Farmers.
SAN FRANCISCO, !Gl- 2s-The steamer
Japan brings Yokohama. dates to July ..
The Japan Gazette, defends Minister belong.
1t SAYS there is universal sympathy for him
and expresses indignation at the charges
preferred against ht.u. aHG says the United
states were never te-.ec served ID this
empire than by him.
The inspector OF coasuiates sent from
Washington was .ovsshau.ins tine American
IOnsulates.
Political affairs ara generally quiet.
An insnrrection had broken out on the
island OF Kinsin. and troops had been sen:
60 quell il.
1t is reported ,ha. n. soon a. the en-
Sassy to Europe returns all Of Japan Will
be thrown open to foreigners
In tho province Of Foe kee Noken 10000
farmers reDeiled on account of the land
tax. They destroyed che HOUSES o: the
officials. and raided through their section
generally. A man-o.- wax and troops had
been sent against the rebels. The Hokods.e
yebellion is ended and quiet is restored.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30
DECEASED
Secon! D.s::.c: C.,.:: for the ?a:.s'. o: Orleans
No. 81 a3s.

DY WRITE OF AND Is OBEDIENCE TO
ID an order of sale rendered July 5, 1873, and
to me directed By the honorable tie Second Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled matter, will proceed to sci. at public
auction, at the Merchants and AcctiOneers' kX
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets IN the Second District o. this city
on SATURDAY. August 9. 1875 at twelve Ocio ok
NJ, for account OF said s""et ssion. the following
described property, 70 wit"
i. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
in the Second District of this city, in the .uare
bounded by Johnson, Hospital, Barracks an! Gal.
vez streets, designated by the number three a
sketch annexed to an act passed before >. = DO
riOcOurt. notary public in this city the eighth
of March, 1861, and measuring thirty-one !uet
front on Johnson street. by hundred feet deep
on the side toward Hospital street and ninety one
feet eleven inches six lines deep the other side
twentv-tOut feet five inches on the line OF the "Od
Chemn des Lepreux," and seven fee. eleven inches
on a line parallel 10 johnson street.
2. ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND. situated
in the district and square, and ad Joining the
above described, measuring three feet front on
johnson street, by ninety one feet eleven inches
six lines in depth more or less ad dining one
side the portion of ground hereinabove described
and on the other side the property Of J. AndrieUy
and forming part of the lot des gnated by
Der four a sketch annexed TO act passed be-
fore said A. D. Doriocourt, notary public, the,
sixteenth dav of May, 1871. together with all .he
buildings and improvements thereon, and all ne
rights, WAYS. servtudes. privileges and advaI..
tages ihoIeUnto belonging CT III nvHl:e appel
tanning.
Being The property acquired; by .!le ...n
Thomas Kile.ea by purchase from James Elii..e.
per act OF sae'befOre Edward Barnett. notary pub
lie in this city, dated August 5, 1870.
Terms-one-hait cash and the bala'c" IL tcO
equal instarnents at one and two y.aI- credit,
with Interest at the rate Of 81 5ht per cen. per
mum from the date of the notes 10 be g ven, vi i.
special NOR gage upon the property to secure She
payment o: tae 1ot.s sd lawyers fees a. tn. peg
cent.
iy8 - an, Sheriff Of the Parish O: Or!.ass.
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icoNrINUED FROM FIRST PAGE
sb,re, inquired whether the Grand
uchess ACKNOWLEDGMENT proposed TO con-

cssb,re. inquired whether the Grand
duchess ACKNOWLEDGMENT proposed to con-
form to the Church of England.
Mr. Gladstone replied that this could
no, be required Of her by the act Of cue
eession. because she could not be au heir
10 the throne. lie added thar 10 push
this question would be od:ons and insult
ing to the parties concerned. Mr.. Newdaie
me IL Der for North Warw .ckshre, suggested
that as tie issue hi ght become heirs. tfe
question raised was pertinent.
After further debate il was agreed neces.
cary that the appropriation bill be intro
Guced tomorrow.
Ia the House of Lords :le motion for an
annual allowance 30 the royal par was
carried unanimously without debate.
The resolution censuring Scudamore. SUI
,erinteudent OF the postal telegraph service,
for alleged misrepresentation, ialied to pass
the House of Commons to-day by vote OF
I6l nays 10 II! yeas.
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NIEXICO.

Confirmation Of the Capture Of Leza6a-
Sin Thousand Troops to Reinforce the
ftio GranLc-NKcj Loyalty Dues.
, eiOned.
New YORK. July 2o-Lata advces from
che city Of Mexico stare that the govern
mcnt has received dispatches confirming
The report that The famous revolutionist
Lozada had been taken prisoner by the ma
tional troops. He Wa. captured on the
fourteenth instant.
The Topic revolution i. sbcu: ended.
The government is arran -ir : TO send 5000
troops to reinforce the army ON the Rio
Grande.
Minister Mejia declares that lie will no:
support the government. III it, dictaroriai
powers. He is charged with holding revo.
lutionary cau2nsses az the house of Santa
ella, a sou-in-law OF tue late President
Iuare,
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MEDICAL.
BUREAU OF MONADIC MEDICINE,

RLkEAC OF WONADJC MEDICINE.
~ surgery ana Midwifery, No. 1913 Benz lie cOrs
her o: Fam part street, near Canal street.
Medioe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Palsy Feyers FRY,
sipelas, Epilepsy. Insanity, Drop;y, Rheumstlsn.
ana IA ie" days all painful affections and milan.
nations OK the Brain. Spinal Cord and Nerve.
Throat Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach. BoyeIs
Bladder. Kidneys, Bones, Joints, etc len foIIars
week tos the treatment and cure of any disease.
su-gica! Observation-Disclosures Fractures tn
mors and Disiocations; speedily cures InlDotenti.
and Sterility, Scrofu,a all Urethra! ana seminal
Dlscharses, Ienereal, ScrOtal and Shin Disease,
ire9uen5 or difficult urnations preserves limb.
i ron siip'itatlon and the Bladder from Lthotomy
ny tise9ivlnS stones, ETC., and cures Ucers. Can.
GERS or Structures without pain. ~
Midwltery Observation-Disclosures cures All di,
Eases aset the ~omo and Ovares, all unusual dis
ses, uicerations Or irritatiOna. and when the
uiehses are painful or INSTRUCTED from any cass.
wnatsver, The Cause is removed and health To-
stored II a fsw days. ~
Letters addressed to postofice box III New Or.
Fans tes,s, louisiana, will receive attertiol. Office
nonrs for ladies' 10 A. NJ. TO IL NJ, and 20 p 81,
fcr gentlemen from to p NJ
co LANCELOT H. EvERITT,
Io1onated Doctor of Medicine and Philosophy
member Elect Of the Royal College of Surgeons
ana OF the HInterian Society OF Medicine
rnliosophy and Bellies Letters Of the Univ ersi
NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING house.

God opened at ll5Is al rs 3, against us at New
York. AID after moderate business closed ct i!3tt
OIl5id (,lc higher than yesterday, against La
in that market. The sales suramed up - ,Ooo
embracing 5000 at ll5a; b3Nt at 10 o. 'ooV i.
AT lI5h; s7Oi0 at 1855, and 5000 at ll3a..
No sales of silver were reported. but owing to
.ra scarcity OF American half dollars, they were
quoted at 1881 lo9 against w = 4.I''s u;,
pre Inilliu in gold for new and Tor OH .
The movement in sterling exchange was ient.
and rates were without quOtaD.e variation. me
sales amounted to SO 200, embracing 4 lsoo Dill
of Iad;nr at l25ls; 800 and &l5G0 do at l23a4.
{ 1900 AID 1900 AL clear at 1868. Rlot0 marginal
credit on Liverpool at 1861 $500 bank for remit.
lance i27, $1,000 do st l1'. aud 100 do St lio
gold. 1890 -
At the close sterling bills We're quoted AZ l260
1866. for bill of ladng and A! Gear, and 2.0- fof
a aux and francs at 4.56a at. s. for private. anu
~ nillaI at 4.521a for bank German marks con-
Ss.ucd nominal
GUS rates. The ONLY sale reported was 900 one
DAYS sight on New York at 81 p cent premium
Owing to the scarcity of exchange and the ruling
rates. there have been some shipments OF currency
to New York.
The banks continued to check Oh New YORK az
q. 4. y cent premium and private sigh. was still
Quoted at 5I6.
ip stocks we noticed sales G: 500 shares Louis
lana Levee preferred at S. ~ Is Merchants, Nh
tuai Insurance Company at $50, and 3 New Or'
leans City Railroad at : 1862 50. o
The only sa es of 10 nds reported were Szom
city gold bearing seven E. cents tt2i., and SsouS
st 621,. They closed at about 62':
CITY appropriation certificates were still quOieu
at 5335s. No sales were reported.
The sales of Metropolitan Police warrants IN:
Guided S5Gp at 80, $4,000 at 3O3., $500 at u ana
y, at 81. They quoted at the close at 81 g.
Graham State warrants were entirely nominal
The only sale reported in Clinton State warrants
was S2Gg }: 5.h. They closed at 30 G3..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30
By Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED GREATMEI :.!Eyv
PROPERTY, THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES ANT. tiSSY
at fnrt he pa ali NJ.

VALUABLE IMPROVED GREATMtT s.!E;I
PROPERTY, THIRD DIsTRICr.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLE> ANT. tiSSI
Second District Court tor the Parish o; Orleans
No. 81 3-3.
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIvNEER-
ID Ofic. -" 10 Exchange alley Tit RSOAY
August - 1873 a: twelve O'Clock NJ. will be sod al
the st. Louis Auction Exchange ST. Loui, street,
between Royal and Chartrea streets. iy virtue and
in pursuance to order from the honorable A. L.
TssOt. Judge Of the Secon, district Court tor the
parish of Orleans, dated July 1873 FOX accom-: G:
the above euccession-
CERTAIN PORTION OR LOT OF GROUND %.
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Third District OF this city
and designated by the letter 3, on sketch at
tached TO an act be fore c. " Foulon, notary pub.
lie in this city, dated the eighth of JAY 1857 SAID
portion of ground measuring 80 feet on Great,nen
street 80 feet in the rear, BY 3l2 feet IN depth on
each side between equal and parallel lines bounded
on one side by the property Of Charles Catfen or
assigns and on the other side by portion Of
ground dividing it from lot on the above sketch
Terms and Conditons-Onehalf cash on the
spot, and the balance at one year for note bear.
ing eight per cent interest per annum from date to
final payment, TO be secured BIZ vendors privilege
ard special mortage the property sold: the
buildings thereon to be insured for the amount of
said note and transferred to vendor; the purchaser
to pay nve per cent attorneys fees OF said note or
any part thereof IN of suit secure pay nent
said fees TO be secured like the note iteif and TO
assume, over and above the price Of adjudication
the State and city taxes Of 1872 and l373.
Act OF sale before G. +. SoniAt ESQ., notary nuh.
n n
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FRANCE.
Treaties with Great Britain and Belgium
Approved-llacNa0O n's Address to the
Assembly.

Assembly.
VERSAILLES, July :'-ln the Assembly
to-day the treaties OF commerce with Great
Britain and Belgium. which were con
Guided by the Due De Brcclie, were ap-
proved. o.,
A message from Presiden: MacMahon
prorOyu;ne the Assembly was received and
read he President saye he will answer
for the preservation at order during the
recess and viii insure the maintenance OF
respect for the authority D; the Assembly
He points ont the happy Results OF concord
between the government and the Assembl y,
among which he specifies the passage OF the
bill for the reorganization Of the army.
Abiding to the evacuation OF the soil bJ
the German troops, now last approachin.
completion, ic makes grateful az
Acknowledgement OF the successful negOha-
tiOns of President Theirs to that end, and
praises the eastern department tor their
herOism and the French people Tor thelr
PATRIOTISM and abnegatlon IN the prOtracseo
Eial they have undergone.
The country, he adds viii never cease to
feel a sense Of its dignity when At remem-
bers what price it has paid tor peace, out
manifestations Of joy owe: the event should
not be INDUCED. Peace il the first neces-
city. and the government: is resolved to
maintain it. Assurances are received daily
of the sincere amity of foreign powers.
The President closes his message by de.
rlaring that he shall continue the policy
indicated by the tregIea: and unanimous
votes Of the Assembly.
Al the conclusicf of the reading the:e
we're cheers from the RICH: and centre.
The permanent committee OF the Assem-
Div has resolved to SIT once every two
weeks during the recess. An amendment.
offered by the left, making the sittinSs
weekly, was rejected. Tie committee
holds Its first regular session On the th!r-
seenth proximO.
Prince Jerome Sai.olron has sentotfi-
eially asked for the restoration OF his rank
in the army. as General OF division. No re-
ply yet.
Henri, Rochefor. will a gain be examined
ty physicians. Vi his condition warrants 1t
ke will be sent off in the mex: convict snip.
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SUCCESSION OF LOUIS +. DgOUET.
Second District Court for the Pa.:s. o. Orleans
No. 81 49,.

No. J3,63..
DY =. GiJNAUIT. ACCrIOEEE7--OFfICE
ID corner OF Exchange alley and Bienv!lle street
SATURDAY, August 2 1873. Will be sold at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants ard AuctOneers Ex.
change, Royal street, between Cana and Gus
tomhOuse streets, by virtue OF order from the
honorable the Second District Court Tor the parish
of Orleans dated twent yseventh of June, 1876
TWELVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the Sixth District of this city, in the square
bounded by Louisiana avenue. TOedanO st. Denis
and st. Patrick streets designated by Nos. to H.
inclusive, particular plan OF said said squa re-
drawn by Louis II. Pile, on the fourteenth of Oc-
tober, 1872 and annexed to tie inventory OF the
property of the succession Of the said L. F. Drouet
made on the sixteenth and Sc en- teenth of October
1872 by Oscar Dr0uet, notary public OF this city,
said lots measure in American measure as fol-
lows, TO wit: Lots Nos l, 2, g. and5 measure each
80 feet front Toledano street, by 1873 feet in
depth. Lot No. l fOIms the corner OF ToedanO
and ST. Denis streets. Lots Nos. and : measure
each % teet front St Denis street by $50 feet in
depth and lots EOs 3. g. 10 ii and II measure each
80 feet front on Louisiana avenue by l23 feet in
depth. Lot No. forms the corner of Lo; siana
avenue and 81. Denis street. The whole as1eeSbly
10 plan to be exhibited at the Exchange.
Terms-tash.
Acts of sala before Oscar Drcue:, notary public,
az the expense OF the purchaser. including Ill the
taxes for the current year, 1873, payable IL I31i
jyl II "a au2
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TnE CROMWELL LINE,
FOR FLORIDA.

Cedar Key. and Key West. Garry ing tho
United states Mail.
h The New Orleans. Florida
1.IEf will dispatch first elias. last pas.
sS16a2D senger steamer
Every Week.
From tho foot OF Calltope street Fi.s: District,
RATES IF PASSAGE:
20 KEY West. 30 Cedar KeyA
Calm. .................@ $50 S25
Stetlage. ............ Is IL
Through bills OF lading issued 20 a.. points in
Florida, including Tampa, and TO New York Charles.
ton and Savannah.
None but the companv's bills Of ialins signed,
and none slyued aIte: sailing of the steamer
Splendid pasSen ger acc Om modatioIls, and through
tickets gwen to above psints.
No freight received without permi: from the
office.
a.. ::ei... G: passage apply TO
!. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer.
No. 40 Common street.
Over the louisiana National Bank
tbs steamship. follows ca 1enl:lar dav.
dies IL '''
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2oa 3oc in elevator 33134c sacked. Whisky hrm at
oIc PORK auiet: SIG scale 62is. Dry salted meats
arm loose clear sides at st. Joseph &c. Bacon nIm;
good iobbing d order trade: should - Ceai
rib ltaIOhc; clear lOa lO1.C. Lard quiet; smaii
Io;S of refined at 31sc.
FOREIGN Markets..
EoyDoS. July 20. Evening. -ConsoIs closed as ~
0g2h Sugar on the spot 2oa2 3D. oos
LryesPo0L July %, Evening -Sa!es today io,VVo
haTas of which 5000 were for export and specuia
ton; the sales include $500 American. Yarns ana
fabrics drmer at an advance demand "A!ca buyers
refuse. Turpentiue 3203ss Cd.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

James Carter ". @teamD0At ENIfNe16E
No. 10 264.
TX THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. DIS
L trict OF Louis.ana.-Il obedience TO an admit
raty warrant 70 me directed in the above entitled
suit have eeized and taken into my possession
THE STEAMBOAT FAIRFIELD, her tackle, ap-
parel. ETC., now Ebeled by James Carter for the
causes set fort the libel now pending the Dis.
trict Court OF the United States
And do Hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person per-
sons having or pretending to have any right title
interest il or 20 the same, to be and appear at
district court OF the United States, for the district
the Hrst Me1day OF August, to show cause. if
any they have can. why the said steamboat
should not be condemsG and be sold, a.reeably to
the PRAYER Of tie hbelan..
United state. Ma,slars Office New Orleans,
July II, 1875.
& & PACKARD
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE EEPTBLICAN
Wednesday. July 90. 1873.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lizzie. F.sher. for Pensacola
Steamship Margaret. Nc Baker. for Cedar Eeys
Ship Caledonia, Patton, for Bremen
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Louisiana, Stewart. from Liver
pool via Bordeaux, % K Miller aco-4th dis
Steamer ANTE. DonIe:y. from Pensacola-New
Shin Mayfover. Coz. ;, days from HAVE. in bal.
last to IIaster-PoiIt
1owBOATs.
wicaco Lombard. from the Passe.-T.E. down
i.ht-Brousht up ship MaytlOwe.
STEAMBOATS,.
Bee and bar-es. Coll. from st Louis
John r Moore. Soardman from Shire
Peerless, Broad. from Washington
:! john. Greenhouse. from Baton Rouge
BELOW At QUARANTINE.
Steamship Tainailanuock, P..dlesoa. :rcm Ia
va,a 70 i Roberts
BELOW COMING Up.
Bark y q Putnam Ptts, from Lverpo1. April ,.
via Queenstown Nay 10, 70 nasteE-
EXPORTS
PESSACOLA-Steamship Li1zie-266o sks corn $50
bh,s Hour TO bDl5 pork
CEDAR KEYS-steamship, Iargaret-523 bbs
oS ~ Ss lard 800 SKIS corn 50 Is GALES
hav 337 pkgs mdsa
BREMES-Shir Cal.d,niA-!!.} hid. tobacco
q 90 stavea
IMPORTS.
PENS iCGIA-Steam-r Arnite-l bale cotton 6
bales WOO! Gags ~oGl aides deer 81. obs o:
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST IOiIS-Steamer Bee and ba vgea--i I35 ska corn
:o7l5 bushels corn in bulk 1851 sks oats 1888 sks
bran 35 SKIS malt 2,6 bales hay 81 hhds tobacco 95
half bbis rorr ..8. C5.s meal 6226 bbls -four and
.undrv produce
SHREV EPUaT-S:ea1er John : Moore-a,: bales
cotton and sundries
BATON ROCGE-StcaIneY st JOhn-sundres
WASHINGTDN-SteamerP Peerless. bales cotton
S. Ks cotton seed and euudrles
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
EET ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
E2N RAILROAD, July $3.50 bales cotton ana
dry produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD Jniv 29-Ii2 bales cotton and sundr1es
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foIAIE OF MRS. ELIZABETH II.
% ..-,s. a.'ss katherine A. Z. nuis, John INNS

ISiTHD STATEs MARsHALs OrrrCy
vs,.t,x - - New Orleans, july 49, l373
'IN!tis Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ~
rsat IN bankruptcy has been issued out Of th.
ISL ~ tonIt OF the United States for the Dis
ha.T Hy'is-aha against the estate OF Mrs Eliza.
r. %, AaAA3, Mss Catherine a. f. Inuis. John
M MI |orhe.ius lHnis ana Alex Innis of Alex
.stana , u ,ae parish of Rapides stat Of Lou
ION non; that the payment Of any debt. and pfie
ron.s OF any property belonging to said oank
70 o!e'i', or for their use and the transfer %
ynee PuPer.y by them are forbidden by Law; that
ot tae creditors of said bankrupts 10 prove
.rat enia and choose one g1ees cftheir
he Iri,"tl VIZ De heid at court OF bankruptcy, tn
A r. ,5.SH on the twenty second day OF August
49,. a - a. Twelve o'clock NJ. at No. Al Exchange
'' We" orleans, before D. Augusta, Register.
an g. 3. PACKARD,
w ANkl United States Mnrlhal