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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
Monetary--Commerclal.
MONETARY.
oFpICB OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
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ogpros OF THB DAILY RBPUBLIcAE.l
e.rrapAY EVENING. February p, i6'1.
The banks being closed, and no tele-
crans received from New York, the OBJ
s4ryance of the holiday caused more inter
ruption to business in the money market
than in any other department We
heard of no negotiations for money
on the street. and continue TO quote
first class paper with or without COllater-
ais, at 10 Y cent y annum, AL without col
laterals at II ais, second class at lo, first
class mortgage paper at 10. and second
class do at II.
We learn that at the close yesterday there
was further increase in the deposit line OF
the Crescent City Bank. and that its cash
funds were in excess of the entire amount
of its deposits. In fact. the indications are
that confidence has been restored by the
ability this institution manifested 70 meet
the run made upon It since the De LHardi
failure.
The only sales Of goil reported we're
$4,000 at / Ia a lli7.. Nothin., has trans,
pired 10 indicate any change IA prices, and
we repeat last evenings quotations OF !lf'S
aIl47s. predicated on Yesterdays Ne~
York quotation of ll4l2.
no sales of silver were reported We cor
tinue 20 quote American half dollars at 10 %
Ill. and Mexican dollars at = T. cent pre-
MUM. gold. for new. and for old.
The movement in sterling exchange vas
of trif1ihg extent, the only transactions re
ported being E!O.OC0 bill Of !adins at .;-'' u
rl24.
Nothing was reported in francs.
Sterling may be quoted nominal II
i23a4 l2ii4 for bill Of Iading and Al clear.
and -9l2j for bank. Francs at d. .63s
r46lh for private and 1854 toS bank
and German marks at lO8l9.
Nothing transpired in domestic exchange
yesterday.
The bank. checked on New York at Is Y
cent premium, and commercial eight was
quoted at par TO !-!6 premium.
The only sales of stocks were the follow
ing at auction by Mesars. G. z Girardey &
Co: 10 shares IIibernia Bank ut SOL; !"
do al $l0I 80; |. Canal Bank az S9' l2h: 30
Metropolitan Loan and Savings Bank at SD;
40 Lonisiana Starc Lottery at 500 50. and ~
New Orleans Sanitary and Fert!.lziGg Conn
pany at 50.
We did not hear Of a sale OF. bonds.
City gold bearing reven peg cents were
quoted at 65 a t5l2.
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan fo-
lice warrants. which are quoted at ~.
CITY appropriation certificates are quoted
at 80 a 20. and school certificates 1t III D.
No sales Of either.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
The Interchangeable Love.

In recent discourse Rev. w. II. II. hur-
ray said:
We must learn to look upon the Lord as
unchange ble-the same yesterday. to-day
and forever. The eflulgence of the cross
should shine backward as well as forward.
and light up eternity as well as time. show
ing God ever the same. This unchange-
ablepess Of God helps to explain the car.
dinal facts of Christianity. such as the in
carnatiOn. We need to take God in this
view to make our faith large. There is
plenty of doubling. trembling faith uttered
in prayer and spoken from the pulpit: but
we need more faith. 40 that we can take
God at His word. When we pray, too. we
need to look at God as not only now loving
us, but as always loving Us. Half our
prayers are arguments. used aS 8. means of
pacifiCatiOu to gain Gods consideration.
The true lover of God delights in prayer,
aud trusts in his Lord entirely. We must
beware of making unto ourselves a little.
meagre. minute God. Oar minds should be
trlescopic. not microscopic in this matter.
At the heart of all Gods magnificence we
find the sole power to be love. John, in his
visions of God in the Apocalypse. say W. first.
His colossal power: second. His controlling
wisdom; third. the truth dwelling within
Gods almightinCss. as tho soul dwelis IN
the body: and fOurthiy. ne beheld. above
power higher than wisdom, that crownng
attribute of Deity. love; so much above all
the rest of Gods attributes that IL alone
could litly charaCteiiz ize him.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
tTr. KcIiORg'E Eligibility.


This is what the Washington Csrosiei.
says:
The Isdcprndtn: claims that Governor
Kellogg. of Louisiana. is not eligible to the
Office Of Governor .: that State. and can
not hold it. because its constitution says
mo member of Congress. or any person
holding Office under the United States gov
ernment, shall be eligible to the Office of
Governor or Lieutenant Governor" Our
contemporary is evidently wise above what
is written in this matter. Before Mr.. Kel-
lOgg attempted to hold the offic. OF Cover.
nor he resigned the cfice of Senator. The
constitution does no: make him ineligible
as II candidate. He may pc eligible as
candidate for dozen offices, yet be able to
hold bu: one OF them. The plain intent of
the law, as all courts would decide, is that
a man can not hold :Ge federal and State
Office ut the same time.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
ESTATE or III. n. SIEBRECIT.

UsIrrD STATES MARsHkLs OVFiSs,
New Orleans, February 8. 1873.
fEsBfs ~ TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WAR
4 raat In bankruptcy has been is'urd out
of the District Court the United States for the
District of Louisiana, against the estate OF He n.
Siebrec hit of New Orleans in the parish sf Orleans,
State of Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt upon his
petiiOn; that the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging 10 said bank
rlIpt, to him, or for his use. and the transit
Of any property by him. are forbidden by law; thst
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt. to
prove their debts. and choose one or more as
signees of her estate will be- held at court cf
bankruptcy, to be holden on the twenty first day
of March A. d. 1873. at nine O'clock A. NJ. n:
the Customhorse building. New Orleans. before g.
5. Kellogg. register.
8. B. PACKARD.
fp20 mh2l United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
Attempt 20 Reduce Printers, XVrR,s.

At q meeting OF 'he Coiumb bia Typograph-
ical Union, held in Washington Saturday
evening, resolutions were adopted rscjting
that certain employing printers OF Wash
ington "av- appeared before the Sena:.
Committee on Public Printing. U'ging such
legislation IL. w0uld secure he reduction
Of the wages paid tr th" printers IN the
government office. This Unon considers
such action as sunwavrsated by any cOu~id-
Grafton OF Justice or equity; also that the
thanks at the Jni.n are due 20 Mr. a. N.
Clapp, Congressional Printer. for his argu
mcuJ before the same committee IN C1pvai
tion ~ any reduction of wages.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
EsTATK OF ARNOLD WEBER.

CsTrsD STATES MARsHAt's OVVIcR,
Sew orleans. February 3, 1873. s
Ts,HiS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT 4 WARRANT
/ IN Bankruptcy has been issued out OF the Dis
tlict Court Sf the United States for tue District of
LOuisia against the estate Of Arnold Webc-. OF
New ORR ans the parish OF Orleans. State ef
Louisiana. aduig q a bankrupt. upon his p.-
taion: that the payment of ans debts, an The
rupt. to him foc his uae, and the transfer any
property by him. are for hidden by law: that
meeting of She creditors OF said bankrupt. to
prove their debts and choose more assign.
of hi. estate VIII b. held at a court of bank.
ruptcy to be holden on the twenty second day OF
Mlreh, A. d. 1873 at II A. 81. at the Custonh.ust
building. New Orleans. before G. S Kellogg. Regis
ter u B. PACKARD,
FIJI mhHs United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
q Noticeable E.hes.

An exchange mentions it as a noticeable
fact that there has no. been strict party
vote in either branch Of Congress during
the present session; nor ia there any proba-
bility that any measure which will involve
. partisan division will be brought up
during the present Congress. This Is with
out parallel in recent congressional e1
peIience. The Republican party have IN
trOduced no measure of y partisan char
acter into Congress-. and the Democrats
were too thoroughly beaten last fall to at
tempt any opposition to the usual c0urse Of
legiSl alton.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
MARKETS.
DomPsfIc Markets.


CrScINSATI. February 22.-cotton dull
and nominal; midding Zoe. Flour dull and
lower. = II a s -. Wheat dull. 81 70al 3D.
Corn dull and lower. 81 @4Oc. Oats quiet,
30 :;ar. Provisions strong. Pork nominal,
Il3 30. Lord quiet: steam 1'sc; kettle SC
i}ulk mats strong and higher; shoulders
.,c: clear rib &c: clear IS d14c. Bacon
lirmer: shoulders held at sac; clear rib
~ a1'.r. clears a 7sc. Whisky firm. Sc.
ST. IDUIS. February 2.-Cotton dull and
unchanged. Flour quiet and weak: de.
'Iined about ?5c during the week. Wheat
duh and lover: hard TO sell; No. spring
Chicago. 81 % a q; do soft s -; No. fall
Il So Corn dull; No. > mixed Bic on east
track, :}3c in elevator. Oats dull, prices
drOoping: No. = 2Gi. a27c on east track.
u ;. .!Sc in elevator Whisky lower. SO a
:0c. Pork firm at Sl3 -. Dry sal: meats
active and buoyant: shoulders and clear
sides delivered here at 4As a Csc. Bacon
:irlner; shoulders .,iI i,5c: clear ribs 'Asc;
clear ,ilc.7i. 4Sc. Lard firm: seller March.
ug country.
foreign nnrkcts.
IoSnoS. February -. Evening g.-tonsols
closed ".1s. Fives 90a4. Tallow I is cd.
PARIS, February 22--Rentes %.
LIVERPOOL, February -, Evening.-COt-
ton closed quiet and steady; middling up
lands 94d, Orleans l0d. Sales 10000 bales:
.xpnr' and speculation 1000; American 1900.
BREAD tufts quiet.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
ESTATE OF WILLIAM Won PHUL AND
Frank Won Phul Individually and as partners
uf Von Phu. Brothers.

t1rrRD STAIR MsRsHAl'- OPFICg.
New Orleans, January %. 1879 )
!g1HlS IS TO GIVB NOTICE THAT WARRANT
4 in bar kruptCy has been issued ont OF the Dis
trct Court of the United States for the District OF
Louisiana. against the estate Of Won ?hu Brothers.
of New Orleans. IN the parish of Orleans.
state OF Louisiana, adjudged bankrnpts upon their
own petition. that the payment of any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupta to them, for their and the transfer
OfaRy property by tkem are forbidden by law; that
a meeting of the creditors of SAID bankrupt.. 10
prove their debts and chOasr one more assiGnees
OF THEN estate. Ill be held at court of bankruptcy
to b.. holden the eleventh day of March,
A. D. !871, 81 twelva o'clock N, at No. Al TX.
change alley. New Orleans, before A. August!n.
register.
r. 3. PACKARD,
f.i mill United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
sTATE or LOUIsIANA.
SIXTH DItTRICy COURT FOB TIM TAEisB %
ORLEANS.
MARY aEEe GEBR wIPR W. NHSky
Sahwands Her Husbsnd-Eo I9ssi

MARY ANNE GEfBR, ~IPK W. HYSAg
S0hwands, Her HusbSnd-EO. .E}ssi
Z HEREBY CERTIFY That ON THE sTxTEEsTH
day OF iScemhtr, 1872, jud gH ent was rendered
III thls court In the following entitled suis the
words and figures fOliowing tn wit:
Mary Arne fitlsf. site, Henry SehvAndt hep
hu.hand. 10. 1916
In this submit ted 60 the court for adiut9 ca
tlon upon aIplc2tIOrtO confirm default, upon the
court considering the law tho evidence AID
the sams being in favor of plaintiff and against
tho defendant 1t 10 ordered adiudged and drcreed
that there is Judgment herein IN favor Of plaintiff
Henry Sehwa dt her hH7baud, decre+lng a srpar.
tlon fiom bed and board between said D aintff nd
dtfehdant and 40 legal constqutI ce thereof a
separation o. property and dlssoi iution of the
community o. aquests and gal heretofore existing
between them, and ava ding to tho said plaiutT
the care and custody Of tLe MINOR chi dren Of The
marriage, who-e namts are set forth in the n+ti
ton. 1t IL further order. d. adIuoy yed and drcre4d
That he hight of the raintIf oe reBrrved q inst
tut and carry further proceedings for he l!1ui
datIoH OF the community heretofore existing b4.
tween hers.f aud her said husb aud aud to tecover
almoAy, If any Ge due, aAd 70 secure a final di.
VorCs after the hgal driac. 1t Is further ordered
adjUl ged and dtcIred that the iniuDctisn herein
issued 10 restrain the defeu daut Henry ScIwaudt
as prayed for Ill the petition be made Ne rnrtnal
and that d. PENDANT do pay all cost. of suit
Judgment sigusd twen tieth December 1877
A SAUClER Judge
IN testimony whereof have hereu1to cat
haEl and aft zed the zeal of the said oonrt ~ !h
city Df New Orleans, on this twenty-third dav 10
January. III the year of our Lord one thnn.y,nGI u
eight hundred and seventy three
EDWARD H CANNON
eA~e EN - Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE or DANIEL HICKEY.

CSrrRD STATEs MtRsHALs CPTiCa
New Orleans FEBRUARY 70, 1915.
rsfRrs rs TO GIyK NOTICE THAT AN ALIAS
4 warrant IN bankruptcy has been issued OUT OF
the District Court of he United States foS the
Hickey in til. parish of W. Baton Rougeo state
Of L pusiana, adjudged a bankrupt, upon his own
petition; that the pay ment of any debts ana toe
delivery Of any p operty belonging to SAID b1nk'
upt 10 him. for his ueo and the transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by Jaw: that
meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupt 20 prove
thei. tbts and choose one or more assisnees OF
his estate, will be held at a court OF bankruptcy.
to be holden on the seventh day of March.
A. b. 1873, at II A. ~. a. the Customhouse
bullGins New Oyleau., before c. ) Kellogg. ge.s
s. +. PACKARD,
t,.cl nhH United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

:. Ihe .ldrertiSer, a paper published at
MaSnolli, Duplin county, North Carolina,
states that farmer in that county made
she past year on thirty acres of land 545
bushels Of corn. 5000 pounds of lint cotton.
800 bushels of potatoes and 1900 pounds of
pork. lie has done this, principally. with
fertilizers
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

This pin.uuney ot innois wives is likely
20 be materially reduced in conseoueuce of
- recent judicial decision that before dam
ages can be extorted from liquor dealer it
must be proven that he knew his customer
% be an habtual drunkard.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
OOM NJ MEkClAHs
s.ryHnAY NvsYINe. EebrnatS g Is

e.r,HnAY EvRSING. February gs 1873
CorToN-The Gales today embraced 5000
bales ut easier prices, showing in several
cases further decline of lsc, but on the
whole requiring no change III our Quota
tions except reduction of &c on tho out
side figures for low mlddling.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssIMHATED
TO TuAI UF LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

A LIVERPOOL journal says that among the
late Or. Lushington's papers ie minute
history of the quarrel between Lord and
Iady byron. While the greater portion of
the Interesting narrative is not to be given
To the puoiic daring the present century.
that par. Of it which has reference to Mrs
Stoves notorious statement will be pub
Hshed Immediately. " hatever DR.. Lush
pgton may have left on the utject will be
authoritative. He vas the confidential
adviser of Lady Byron, AS ne was Of most
OF tie noble families of England. or ques-
Ions Of matrimonial llleio!ty.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

The following is the exact text OF the
new act by which the frankins E.irlese
sas abolished:
Be it enacted. etc. That the frankins
privilege be and the same is hereby abOl.
ished from and after tho first of July. A.
ID. 1873. and that thenceforth all official
correspondence of whatever nature, and
other uIailable matter, sen. from or ad-
dressed to any officer of the government or
person now authorized to frank such mat
ter shall be charged with the sane rates of
postage as may be lawfully imposed upon
ike matte. sent by or addressed 10 other
persons.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

& Philadelphia woman having married of
.iler ninth and last daughter, weekly foldpd
her hands and died. "My Life work Is don>
were her last words.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
IMPORTS,

misunderstanding YazOo--l56 80 cigars =
hhds tobacco and sundries
HtYAEA-Steamship Margartt--ijlo o1s sugar
. bales tObaccO i+6 t50 cigars aad sundries
RUATAN lSLA&D-SchoUuelL LADY Woodburv--S
bbls lines 1870 cOcoaugts 300 bnnehes banauas
800 plantaus
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF HENRY RUVY. B.HkKUPr
in Bankruptcy-So. 1880.

fEHHH UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES SOTTCR
4 Of EIa appointment as assignee of the est"tt
of Henry Ruty OF New Orleans, rarish of Orleans
and State OF Louisiana. adjudged bankrupt upon
his own Betitaono
fr2U - mh6 r. X. NORTON, Assignee
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
PEnrYpTS OP pPnnUCF.

'EFFERSON-Steamer Little F!eta-1Is baie cot
ton aud sunries
CAMDEE-Steames Pontenee--s26 bales cotton
and sundrits
SHREVEPORT-~Steamert Carrie A Thorn--i09l
bales cotton aud suudlies
BATON ROUGE-Steamrr st JOhn--t8 bale cotton
SKIS seed cotton lJs hhds sugar u bbls molasses
and sundrie.
THIBODAUX Steamer Lizzie Hepkfns--ST hhds
sugar Is bbls sugar 10 bbis moiassts and suudnes
LOWE, COAST-StesrhsT Bmpire-52 hhds sugar
!si bhl1 rice and sundrles
NCERGSTOWN-Stea hs,r feninah-f7ol bales cot
ton and sundr1es
LITTLE ROCK-Steames Stah--l9l2 haiea cot
Ton and snndries
EVAASVILLE-S.eamer Robert Mitchell--lO 81
sis 99O bales hay 996 hhls -four IS cks mt az i8
bids tobacco y tCs lard $50 Lbls whisky and sun
dry produce
hhds tobacco l+R bales hay .54l axis corn 79t Ska
kegs lard IS! bbls potatoes u csk bacon and sundry
produce
PTTTSBUHG -ros boat James A " God and harses
go GU bushels coal
PITTSBURG wheat Simpson and barses-
>25 eu1 bushels GOAL
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD.
MOEGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
February 2255 bales cotton y hlIds sugar 81 bbls
Inoasse5 and suuf1es
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. Febrvuary 22-j0 balea cotton and sundry
produce
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GRRAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD, February 22--]29 bales GottOn
anG saDdry produce
--s4>
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
EXPORTS,

S.ORIDA rORTs-Steamship Laraea--sUss -ts
corn 80 pkgs ndse 900 bbIs lour 50 Ibis pork %
Cka bacon
RUATAE iSLAND-Schooner Etsa-4o bbls fOu.
bbl5 bread bbls tax bbls SNGOa bbl pork
S.S .aEd keS tut14s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
icufenv Of Music.

" East Lynne will be produced at the
Academy OF Music this evening. with Mrs.
ID. i. Bowers in the leading role. support
ed by Mr. j. G. McCollom and the regular
dramatic compaAy. Tomorrow evening
Mrs Bowers vii! commence her third week
at the Academy. when the "Ladv of
Lyons" will be presented. Tuesday night
there will be no dramatic performance. The
secOAd Mardi Gras ball will occupy the
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
1YeekE, Qpotat.on. Of I'D .. Etc.

Meser. Hay 81 MehIe furnish rs the -
lowing report. Their quotet.o.. ropreeent
actual sales a: first haLds. Weig hiag,
buhdi'hI. drayage aud eomm; >isil have -
H., adu'd:
Steer aides. city slaughter. o.eT85bs
e NJ. .s......-o-.. --..-.... e PNs
Steer indies. city slaughter. 70 20 u
fot, T. 5............. .......-....- 70 II
Seer hii,&, c4ty sLauybteT. luder -
Aa- 2 b.. .-....... -..-..... . tcls
Cow hi i,>s, city slaughter, as the; VT.
& u s..-..--. - W
Nipi. city slapgat-,, 20 - . ~. tr 4: 49,.
Ei - eli. slau.. uteT. x ~ q Al, ? n c. -
Country hides, i.nt. q % Is To. = % ti
County hc.s. riiE:, daLns5,i hl4.'
b+-eswaz vtiIae y-l.o '. q to.........- - -
Tai.ow, q t5....................... t5 -
Green 6alted hides are il good srNp.y,
aud the demand is far at Last weak 5 ,..-...
DEy arr dull, but unchanged
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

This evening Mile. Aimee. the queen OF
the opera boutfe. with her new Partisan
opera troupe of siXty-fve artists. will pro
duce Lecocq's new opera of the "One Hun
dred Firgins" ("Les Cent fierges.") This
is the1atest iarisiau sensation, and had a
run of 200 night, iu Paris. Vienna aud St.
Petersburg. H. will be produced with new
costumes and the full strength of the coal-
pany. Lies Cent Fierges" will be repeated
tomorrow evening. Tuesday evening there
will be no opera. On Wednesday there Will
be grand gala matinee by speciaI request,
when "Barbe Rleue' will be produced.
Masonic Hall.
The last Blind Tom concert at Masonic
Hall will be given to morrow evening. after
which that wonderful pianist will wend his
way to the Pacific shores. Those who en-.
brace this last opportunity to see and hear
this musical prodigy vii! rejoice that :hey
did 90.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH or
ORLEANS.
MRS. JANE h. VLLMORE W. HER HUSBAND
No. 3s5S.
Z HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE TWENTY.
4 thiTd day of December. 1872, Judgment
der-d i'll this court IN the following entitled suit,
in the words and fgures following, to wit:
hrei Jane m. Fillmore Va her husband, No. 1855.
Ia thus case, the court being of opinion that the
law and evidence sustain plaintiffs demand it is
ordered adj Judged and decrerd that there be judg.
mrnt III favor OF the palntitf. Mrs. Jane III. An.
dPrsou. and against the DEFENDANT Joseph K. An
Gerson. h"r husband. docreeiuG s.pAratiuu Of
goods and property between he said parties.
IL is further ordered and daCrced that defendant
t- condemned to pav the costs Of this .uit,
Judgment signed January 4. l873
a. SAUCER !nds..
In Testimony whereof have hrrrUnto ~ ruE hand
and an ~, be al - tht said CONT at he city ,f
Ne ~ orleans. Oh thr th!Td day OF February
4 the N"sr Of orr Lord Sn" Thousand eight hun
or.d and seventy three and the ninety -sv-r:h
year OF the indeIe.. Ckance Of the Gnited >ts.t"S
EDWARD Il CANNON.
- l. mhf 9epu'y Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
stea m-hip Lavacs, Cooksey, for Apalachicoss FItd
other Florida ports
Schooner Btua HeybOrs. for Ruatan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Louisiana, Stewart. from Liver
pool via Bordeaux, to A K miller tco-4th dis
sT7Ct
Srg FIniy Marshall from Boston. 20 Fairbanks
characterization
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury., days from
G'.atan island. to master-2d distEictP
TOWBOATs.
P.uhP, Caldwell. from the Pas5es-Towed down
and to SEA, 18th instant. ship Lake Michigan
and bark Tarpesn-Br0usht up schooner Lady
Woodbury.
R!o Grsndr Wiiiiams from the Passes-TOved
down and to sea, 18th instant. ships Caledonia
sad Ssur.se. and bark AsstuS
STEAMBOATS,.
Eob--rt Mitchell Po~ttr. from Evansville
" ",ah. EOorhits. from Little Rock
Littir Fieta. Pon from Jefferson
tOntenelle. Shaw from, Camden
Carrie Thorn. Thorn from Shreveport
st John. Greathouab, from Baton Rouge
Lizzie Hopkins AuCoin, from TEibOdaGA
Fmp;re Jeanfrtau, from Lower Coast
Ptniuah, Shaw, from Norris Own
seK.e., NsCOrd. from st .otAs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
STEAMSHIPS.


STATE LINE sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.
LIMITED.
The following new first class, fun powered, Clyde
built screw steamship ps intended to sail resu-
iarly betveen HHW ORLEANS and LIVERPOOL
and GLASGOW aud EBW YORK.
LOUISIANA 20O0 tons register Captain Stewart
lNNESoIh. 2OOO tons register. Captain HsmJtu
ALABAMA ZOO tons register. Building
FhSNS1 ANA, 25O0 tons regist building
HlhGlNlA, 2SoO tons register. ...........B Building
ohohSlA, E+c tons register Building
EeA For rLiverpooi-stesmshiR
s1sAE LOUISIANA.
J. STEWART. Commander,
VIII sail -, February ts73
VIII re6 eve and sign through bills of la1iIlS 70
Havre Bremen. Hamburg. antwerp, Rotterdam
and ali Continental pOrts
Return tickets available for SIX MONTHS At re-
duced rates. and through tickets to all parta Qs
the United Kingdom and Europe.
ste ~Rrdess and surgeon attached 70 each
steamer. No charges tor medicine medical Ats
tendance.
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detention.
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