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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

MADRID, August lS.-There is no truth in
the dispatch sent to the Carlst Junta at
Bayonne. The attack was gallantly re-
pulsed by the Republicans, who. after a
severe contest, defeated the insurgents and
drove them from the town.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

ter drums: large do 606lRc y ID. her
rings. So y Dbl, 81 50 p half Dbl. and soc
p box.
SALT-The supply IS good, and the de-
mand 10 better, with frmer prices. coarse
is selling at 81 So: fine 81 50 + sack, with
deduction for drayage when taken IN !ots
at warehouse. Turks Island is selling at 81
a 10 p bag of two bushels. Table salt
in pockets 212 a 6l9c. as in s'ze.
COAL-The supply is good, and the de'
mand slack. Pittsburg is selling at D. oO T.
mid zoe 70 steamboats,, - a soc to manutac-
turers, J242 a SOC at wholesale and 81 at re-
tail. Anthracite is selling at 81! % a IS 0O
T. ton. The stock at the Willow Grove
landing on the first instant comprised o.
boats and barges. There We're taken tor
consumption last month 81 boats anu
barges.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND SUTs-.Are scarce
and in demand in consequence OF few ar
i.vals. Palermo oranges are selling at
g 80 T. box; Palermo lemons 50 0O;
layer raisins s. % T. box, half boxes
ST 20. Quarter boxe. 65c: citrJn 45c = 10:
currants Sac: prunes tGermanl sac; tigs
l21ec; Brazil nuts l2l2c: almonds 20c: snelled
do 32c: tilberts i643c: pecans ~ 2 a !+1Rc:
dates S12c t. 70; bananas 81 % . 0o T.
bunch; plantains 81 80 = bunch; PlneapPles
none here; cOcoanuts s. 30 = 100.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-The demand
i. good. Navy bread IS selling at a42c.
pilot do 51a DC. French biscuit &c.
soda crackers 6G1c, Boston Sc. picnic DC.
oyster Sc. sugar gar. cream !2c. ginger
nuts l2c. lemon snaps l6c. cracknel! DIS
cults 35c y tb.
STAR CAsDLEs-Are quoted az zoe . fb.
STARCH-The supply !s ample. Western
is selling at sc y t6. -.
TOBaCCo-TLe sales to-day embraced ~
hbds at a'sc. and .! at !07sc. We notice
soms looking around and indications that as
soon as satisfactory freight engagements can
be made, buyers will come forward freely
We continue to quote lug. at a &c: low Leaf
az 9 q l0c: medium az 10 lie: good at II q
l2c. and selections az l2l9 a l3c. Receipts
since Saturday 2l2 hhd.; exported none;
stock on hand By our running statement
1915 hhdso
FREIGHrs-On Saturday we reported two
ships for Liverpool at sd tor cotton and
! one for Havre at ll4c. The market is firm
| at previous rates. We quote as follows ::
. By eteam-Cotton to Liverpool il-l6d; to
| New York 7sc. By sail-Cotton TO Liver
! pool SD: 20 Havre L4c: to Bremen il-.bd;
! tobacco 10 Bremen 57s 6i z Sos.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
MARKET@.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, April 7, Evening g-Co'ten
closed quiet; mIddling uplands l9@tc;
Orleans 204c. sales to day 1894 bales; net
receipts S07: gross 1892; sales for export 7l0.
Sales offutures 500 bales. as follows: April,
10 DI9 Lice; May, 1875 I919c; June, 1888
QI94c; July, 10 1916 10 l5.I6c; October,
l719c. Flour very quiet Whisky quiet at
81 09lAc. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn
dali and heavy; old in store 63 q 634c. Rice
~ 8SI9c. Pork firmer new ST. % a II 81 p.
Lard frmer S76 a9Ac. Nava! stores dull
and heavy. Tallow steady. Freights quiet
and steady.
Beef quiet; mess $9Gll IS. Coffee quiet
and unchanged. Sugar quiet and steady at
S992sc. Molasses quiet and steady; New
Orleans 73c. Freight to Liverpool quiet
and firm; per steam, cotton, 1882 a l5-32d.
CINCINNATI, April Cotton quiet: miG
ding l9c. Flour dull 81 400! %. Wheat
dull; 81 @oa %. Corn firm; zoe. Oats
steady; so q 3Sc. Provisions quiet. Pork
nominal at SIG 80: demand and offerings
light. Lard firm; steam 81. gSasc: city
kettle held 40 sac: sac bid at interior
points. Bulk meats quiet and nominal;
shoulders SIS 6L4c; clear rib s1S GSNc;
clearS3s 68leo. Bacon quiet; shoulders 7sc;
clear RIO S7sc: clear 94c; Bc less bid; de-
mand moderate. Whisky firm at S5c.
ST.. LOUIS, April Cotton dull and
unchanged. Flour quiet and weak; super
fine winter 81 1906 25; extra winter s. 50
a6; double extra winter $6 25 al. Wheat
dull, prices dropping; No. spring Chicago
81 Is; do soft Iowa offered at 81 30, 81 20
bid; only sample lots OF winter sold. Corn
steady, demand moderate; No. mixed
33I4c on east track, le 042c for sacked
Oats steady, demand moderate. 28c on
east track, 81 a $50 for sacked. Whisky
quiet; SIC. Pork dull and weak. generally
held at SIC 50al6 IS, only peddling lots
sold. Dry salt meats dull. little doing.
Bacon quiet. some sales lower; jobbing and
odd lots shoulders IN 07lec; clear rib GA
09tsc; clear 81 y G9iac. Lard firm: Sc bid.
SIS GS4o asked.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April :. Evening.-Cotton
closed quiet and steady; middling uplands
9La 693sd; Orleans esd: sales 10000 bales;
export and speculation 2000. The sales in.
clude 1000 American. From New Orleans.
March or April, esd.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

Judge Train Opens Court ar Franklin
Fusion BallOting at Baton Rouge
Bloody Murders in GalvestOn-HIurder
and Duel In Memphis-HdsOn River
Again Navigable-A GubernntOrial COn-
vention Row in Cincinnati-Fire in
Pittsburg.
FRANKLIN, La, April Henry Train,
Republican Judge of the Third Judicial Dis
triCt. arrived this morning and opened the
regular term of the district court. The
members of the Franklin bar positively re
fused to appear and practice before him.
BATON ROUGE, April THE municipal
election to-day for aldermen, city treasurer
and city marshal passed off quietly, result
ing in the election OF the McEnery ticket,
there being no opposition ticket in theiheld.
GALVESTON, April Quite tragedy oc
Cured in this city last night at ten o'clock.
A man calling himself James Helm, who
arrived here from New Orleans last Satur
day, drew a knife and severely cut boy,
whose name is unknown, and in his attempt
TO escape attacked and cut three unotfend-
ing parties who happened to be IN his way.
Officer Ferguson, in attempting 20 make
the arrest, was the next TO receive the
knife and died in about five minutes alter
ward.
Mr. W. Benson. an old and respected eiti-
GEN. who was one of the rntortunates, has
since died, and it is thought that two others
will die.
Henry Myers, q driver for engine com.
pany No. >, it is believed will die. The
tremen swear vengeance against Helm.
Intense excitement prevails, and il Is
believed that he will never be allowed by
the mob to have q trial. Some of the
police have already asserted their intention
to decline it called upon TO defend the
Jail
Helm gives his name as James Bennett
Helm, of Floyd county, Virginia, and a
cousin to the notorious Jack Helm. OF
Texas. ,
MEMPHIS. April Robert Coleman and
John Keel. charged with shooting John
Newell on Friday night, were brought be-
fore Judge Raw to-day. After partial ex-
animation the case was postponed till to-
morrow. the defendants, by consent of
counsel. being placed under SlOoOO bonds
each. ..o.
two miles south OF the city, oy Two young
clerks. James Boston and John Murtough.
After exchanging four shots the latter was
shot in the arm when the seconds inteTfer-
ed and the affair was amicably adjusted.
HUDSON, n. Y, April THE river Is now
MTRFREEsBoRo. Tenn, April 7.-Lorb's 8
iewelry store, Reeds hardware establish
ment. Cargill's millinery and other stores
were burned to-day.
n W1LMINGroN, April 7.-Weather very
warm: thermometer as high as 81 yester-
,day and to-day. S
SAyANNAH, Aprils T.. Arrived-steam-
ship General Barnes from New 1ofk.
STaeareJ and sailed-Bark Washtaea for
Hi1" Nc tev;deo: schooners A. J. Simon gton for
poston d r. Bickford for Salem and Mat
80 Y Tuher for New YORK.
~ CHARLESTON, S. c., April 7.-ArriTed-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
COMMERCtAb
MONDAY EVENING. April :. 1878

MONDAY EVKNIH6s A3IlI % Lo'0
COrroH-The sales today embraced $500
bales at firm prices for desirable kinds OF
all grades. but easier for other descriptions
without any quotable. variation. We ac,
cordingly repeat SATURDAY. quotations. and
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
side figures for low mlddling, good ordinary
and ordinary given as the outside for strict
OF those grades:
sEw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssIMLiATED
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
(coxrrSUED FROM FIRST PAGE!
Republican candidate for Congress- Wi
6ave probably 400 majority.

Republican candidate for Congress- VIII
&aYe probably 400 majority.
GSecond Dispatcn.1
Hartford, April This mas been I!le The
es5sSI' 9eDefaI opinion piD is That there will be no eec
fion bv tire people for Governor, a prohloi-
zion zion " vote preventing either candidate from
Hawley will probably be elected 20 Con
sress from this district by larger majority
Sban that of last year. Stockweather WI VII
he reelected from tho third district. Inc
shances favor Kellogg's reelection from
~" SIC se second and Barnum's ;Democrat) from
axe fourth. Travelling bad.
Third Dispatch.i
HARTFORD, April 7, Midnight Seventy;
ave towns give Haver 1856, lngersolii
9i,l22, Smith 6S3, against Jewell 1870, and
Hubbard $1,000 last year. fngersolls ma ma
;orlty over all. so far as heard from, 4723
The towns yet 90 hear from gave Jewell
g12i majority last year.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

Gold opened at ll7% 6llS, against ll9,s
a. New York. and after q comparatively
IarGs business. closed at ll13s q llS hac oe-
cline from Saturday, quotations on the out-
side figuresI, against 1883 in that market
The sale. summed up Sl69. 800. embraclng M
5000 at ll714 $1,000 az il7A: :lo,oVo
$4,000 and sl0,000) at ll77s: $33, 3,OOo ts-UOO'
$4,000 and S25 .00O) at lis; slOO,oOo at ~ II
oilSls; $4,000 $4,000 and s2OO0i At lioH'
and $1,000 at 1885. VIZ.
No sales Of silver were reported. we
now ouote American half dollars nominal
AZ iIial!2. and Mexican dollars az 2-2
y cen. premium. gold. tor new ana . !oG
old. ;, ,o-
o,,;te active, without any quotable Earia-
ton in private bills. the decline IN golH al
New York being ceunteracted by the ad-
vance there in the bill market. Bank on
the contrary. was quoted al the c!ose near |
\, y cent lower. The sales amounted 10
fj06 OOD. comprising 100000 bill OF Iadlng
| at l251a a 1854; fl000 do at 1854; tl9,OJO
do at 1876: Ell 900 do at =; $4,000 bill OF
Iading and first class at l26ls q l2bH; 5000,
f3ODO and $4,000 AL clear at l2614: ti9.OUO
private bankers and bank at l2O4 q l2',
and 700 private bankers and bank at
The only sale of francs reported was
lS0, 900 at 4.56A.
At the close sterlin. bills were quoted
al I2534 0l26R. for bill of lading and Al
clear. and 1864 a - for bank; francs at
4.:5S44 04.5614 for private and 4.o2l2 4.0O1t
for bank, and German marks at ll0a-.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were
| of liberal extent, and rates were nearly an
q p cent higher at the close. The sales
covered $297 900, embracing SlO,O0O, Sio,0o
! SI7. 900, and $4,000 commercial sight on
New York, and 100000 and SiOe,OOO private
bankers at par; $4,000 private bankers
and $4,000 bank at l-l6 y cent premium
| and $4,000 do at 1872. The banks checked
on New York i dk. = cent premium, anC
private sight was quoted at par a :, Y GEM
The only sale of stocks was u shares O
Ammonia and Thermo-Specihc Propellln9
Company at SD: :, aoooo So
| gold bearing seven per cents az 9912
! 5000 do at 59ta a 50, and $1,000 do at 6O, tht
demand improving af the close, when sheI
| were quoted at % q o9I2.
The sales OF Metropolitan Police war
rants include $1,000 az s5. $1,000 at 80. $i90'
and $500 q, 81. and $1,000 at 81 a IS. 1Ae!
| were nueted at the close at 81.
CITY appropriation certificates eontlnu'
dull at So. and school certificates were with
! out any movement, and are quoted aolllha
| at SO.
Old State warrants are still quoted
about 81. but no sales were reported.
| Legislative warrants OF acts Nos. II an
and 80 were quoted at the close at - a 81
| bu, we heard of no sales worthy OF note
Act No. 80 was entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
TErON COMING Up.

Ship Princeton. Robertson. from Liverpool. Jaiu
arv 10. 20 MASTER
Ship Nonquam DOrml0 Cousins. from newport
British bark Charlie. Hickman Tingiey. from Lono
don Fes a. 20 Lowell Ba!leT-
Bark Na,ta MalculmsOn. from Liverpool. January
24 TO master
Spsnisl. bark Maria Mercede. Nassina So days from
Palermo 20 Caaeres- -
Bark Olaf Glass, WeGnst. from Cardiff January %,
to MASTER
Bark a Munich. Bernstein. nom tardiH. FeoSu4Iy
Is, to MASTER
Bark valkyrian Anderson, from Newport January
"a. to master -
yaua TO " Camerdan-
Schooner Traveller Hodges. Is days from Charles
ton, 6, 20 MASTER
schooner Martha Newman. days from Grand Ca
ilIoU, to John King
OUTSIDE THE BAE-BoCSD IN
Ship Rrran, Lawson, from AndrOssan
Ship AdOnna from Liverpool January "
British ship Begravia, Bell from Liverpool. J4lu'
ary % 10 : 6 Iiugham ScO-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
MEMORANDA,

The mouth Of the new canal has been blocked
since Saturday evening. fifth instant. by the
steamer Lizzie Captain Felsher. for Pensacola The
steamer in going out grounded at the mouth. and
no vessels have been able TO come in or go out
since. large number OF steamers and schooners
are outside at present. waiting 10 come il
iBy Telegraph
Key West April 8. 1873.
To Fairbanks & Gi'nan-Steamshp Tappahan'
mock, Captain Reed sailed for New Orleans at day
light this morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
ForeiEn Markets.

The Brashear Ne,eS says that last Thurs
day, at about noon, Samuel c. johnson.
colered a justice of the peace in that city.
while resisting an arrest from the town
policeman, was shot at by number of ex-
cited colcred men and received two mortal
wounds in the left side. He lived but twenty
minutes after.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
IMPORTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mime s6ea-ls'i n ise
LIVERPOOL-Ship c SCranton-b3i2 SIX! salt
LivERPOOL-Ship Felica-8565 SKIS salt
LlvERPOOL-Ship LancasterAstd mdse
ROFDFAVX-St Steamship Mnnesota-Astd rn6sS
CARDIFF Bark Askoy -3422 bars railroad iron
CARDIFF Bars J3BcTids-sl3S bars EailgOa1 JroR
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Mississippi CrOwell from New York
29th ultimo J H Ludwidsen-2d district
Steamship Havana. PendletOn, from Havana VIA
Florida Ports to I RObeIts-lst district Is
Steamship Minnesota, Haml.I, from Liverpool
shin Hampton Court volk, from Liverpool! Janu.
srv l6 to Lowell & BaileY-4th district
Ship Sparkeuhoe Butler, 81 days from Liverpool.
20 Becau Zetega &cO-%th district
Ship Lancaster, Bartlett, IS days from Liverpool!
TO Ocean ZeEega &cO-tth district 80
Ship BrOokvi'le Thompson from Liverpool Nov9m'
ber 30 via Greenock January %. to Ocean. Ze'
Iega NCO-Polnt g..
Bark Saudemanden, 10 lakes. "b days from Ne"'
port. 30 mastsr-POnt ~
Bark ZuleimS, Hansen. from Newport. JANUARY 2J.
TO masteT-POlnt -
Bark Gusta Helene, Thorsen, from Newport Jan Is.
TO masteg-Po:nt -
Bark Meteor. Eankene!. - days rom FOrt Ia!Dol'
10 masteG-A gers = go,
Bark Pekn, sutherland. 6i days fGon. Cardiff. TO
masteV-Po!at
Tow3oA-s.
CaIhoU,. vr;zht. from the P,7ses-Ten. down
!ight-Brous sh: Up ships Hampton Court and
Ocean Williams. from the passes--Wen. down
nght-BrOuglt up ship Lancaster
Norman, LumDerd. Tom n" !aSsrs-Went d""n
iighc-Brough Up ship B.oOh'.le anu bark San
Gladiator. Caldwell from thr Pas5es-Went down
Nght-Brousat up barks ZUlioma ana Gusta He'
He,oIn.. Folie.. from the Passes--went down
NgAt-Bgought up Oarks MeteoG and PekiH
STEAMBOATS,.
Cl.- of Quincy West from 81 IoU:l
Kane Campbell, from VicE5DUrs
~ Pike, Brown. from TunIc>
Rice Farmers Dragon, from Lower C0a3s
Emp:ye JeaufreaE, from Lower Coast
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
EXPORTS.

ST NARHS~Scao0ner Palmer 81: skscorE 81
SKIS bran 20 bales hay and sundrat
LIvERPOOL-Ship JosgUIn-a56. bales cotton 6'C
6bls cotton sesS e!6
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
uEn ~ rrrror-r,Nn n,.trn.

WANTED - TEN THOUSAND RAILROAD
~ TIES Sealed proposals will be received by
me. at No. l22 Carondelet street. till TUESDAY.
April Is 1873 fer furnishing ten thousand cypress
cross ties TO be hewed ou both sides 10 make six
inch surface, and to be six inches thick and seven
feet long. The whole TO be delivered within nine.
ty davs from date. the east roadway of Or.
leans street. between the Metairie road and Lake
POntchartrain. and along the lake shore TO Bayou
ST. John, at such places as may be designated.
app l0t' WILLIAM HENRY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

Succession of Philip WetZler-No. 81, ,94j.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans-Sotice is hereby given to the
creditors OF this estate and to all other persons
herein interested to show cause within ten days
from the presen: notification. If any thev have or
can, why the account presented by Mrs. Mary
Unricht, administratTi1 of this estate should not
be homologated and approved and the funds dis
tributed in accordance therewith.
BY order Of the Court.
sPsal3 FRANK PACE, tR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAIL ROAD
Passenger Depot Foot OF Canal street
On and aft.p February 9. 1888, trails SeaEe
4. NJ. and Sis P. NJ.
Trans arrive at 35; P. II and4 NJ
COAST TRAIN RUNS TO OCEAN SPR1EGg.
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday at 4 P. NJ .
Leaves Ocean Springs every Sunday at u P,
stopping at all way stations.
POLLMANS PALACE SLEEPING CARS r
through to Lynchburg Atlanta. Louisville and
Louis, making close cOnnec ions with all the pop
.dE routes TO tne East. North and West.
Tickets tOy safe corner Camp and Come
streets. opposite City Hotel and at depot.
(. P, SHUTE,
General Ticket Agent
S H. SCRANTON,
IA! Genera SupeTIn teudent
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
Succession of Mary J. .Eckel--No. 35.saa

Succession of Mary }. J.Ecke1s-No. 3J. $40.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. Notice IL hereb given to the credit.
Ors OF this estate and to all other persons herein
Interested, TO show cause within ten days from the
present notification t!f any they have or cam ybv
the account presented by the administrator Of
tins estate snouId not be homologsted and ap.
Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
aP36 IL FRANK PACE, JR, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.

MoRGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
April 7-I07 bales cotton a hhds sugar 5bis sugar
Is bbls mOlasses and sundres
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD April 7-l8 bales cotton and sundrles
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, April 81! bales cotton 81
hbds tobacco and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

DR.. George Hill died at Opelousas last
Thursday. He was eighty-fVe years old.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,

Thomas ChaHbourns IS. ship kOonare
No 1913.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
j District OF Louisiana. In obedience 20 an ad.
miralty warrant. 60 me directed in the above en-.
titled suit have seized and taken into my posses
siOn~e
THE SHIP KOeMAR, hes boats. tackle. etc. now
ibeled by Thomas Chad bourne. for the causes Sc.
forth in the libel now pending IN tho District
Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite snG admonish che owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person or pero
sons having pretending to have any right, title
interest in to the same. to be and appear at a
DistricJ Court OF The United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city OF New Orleans
the third Monday of May. TO show cause if anv
they have or can. why the said ship should not be
condemned. aad be sold agreeabty to the prayer OF
!Ibeant.
United States Marshars office. New Orleans.
seventh day OF April 1873.
S.B PACKARD.
ap3 ~ 80 fnv9 u United States Marsila9
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
ID. 4. Mcdonald ct al. vs.. , teamboat II. >.

Turner-No. 1916.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CO1TR7
District Of Louisiana---ID obedience to all admi.
ralty warrant. 10 me directed in the above entitled
suit have seized and taken into my poasession-
THE STEAMBOAT H. s. TURNER, her boats
tackle etc. now !ibeied by D. A. Mcdonald et al
Tor the causes set forth III the libel pending in
the District G, art Of the United States "
And do hereby cite and admonsh the owner or
owners thereof. and all and every person or per
sons having pretending to have any right title
or interest in or 20 the same to be and appear at
district court Of the United States for the ds.rct
aforesaid, To be holden il the city OF New Orleans
on the third Monday OF May. TO show cause if anv
they have or can. why the said steam boat should
not be condemned and be sold agreeaby to the
PRAYER OF ubo.ants.
United States Marahars Office. New Orleans
seventh! day OF Ap.i. 1913.
s. 3. PACKARD,
ap3 80 my9is United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
WANTED.

BOY WANTED-ONE HAVING SERVED
n already i'll a Drug Store preferred. Apply at
the corner of Rampant and GravieE streets.
ap6 IT.
WANTED TO RENT-A BUILDING SUITAo
w Bile for school purposes in the second ward,
on or in the of Dryades street. between Iha!la
street and the New Basin. Apply to
J. G. BADENHAcSES.
Secretary City Schoo! Boards No. 80 Burgundy
street, sp8 81
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

Dividend Declared.
Payable on and afteT Monday. Aprll H. i"''''
Stockholders three aai quarter per cent for
three months; depos;tors three-1usrteTs OF one
per cent for three months.
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, President.
Charles Z. C. DUPUY. Cashero
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
STEAMSHIPS.

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED
The following new first class fuil'PoWered, Clyde
h;IiIt screv steamships are intended TO sau regu.
larly between NEW ORLEANS nd Li'ERPOOL
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA 1000 tons regl ster ..'Captaln S9eWat
MINNESOTA 2000 tons register. CAPTAIN Hamll
ALABAMA. 24O0 tons register go. zap tam fIlnt
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register.Captaln braes
VIRGINIA, 2500 tons register. btIGlng
GEORGIA, 2500 tons register. bulldng
~s sal Hhs fors steamers OF 'n-' ,.D' Will
E - as follows
NINNESOTA, on or about Saturday April u.
ALABAMA, or about Saturday May ).
LOUISIANA on or about Saturday, May H.
MINNESOTA, on or about Saturday, June :.
ALABAMA on or about Saturday, June 23.
Will receive and sign through bills of ladlng "a
Havre. Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp Rotterdam
and all CCntiuenta! ports.
Return tickets available for TWELVE MONTHS
at reduced rates and through tickets TO all parts o.
the United Kingdom and Europe.
A stewardesS and surgeon aie attached to eacf
steamer. No charges for medicine OF medical at
tendance
Money orders granted free of charge.
PREPAID emigration tickets Issued here to parties
iesr6us of sending for their friends.
These vessels cross the ba- al all times without
detention.
For freight or passage. having unsurpassed 30
coAmodations, apply to ~
No % CarOndeet street, New OrleanA
ROSS SKOLFIELD & CO,
No Chapel street Liverpool
LEWIS T. MERROW 4 Co,
sells " No. 65 Great ClTde street, Glasgow