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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
NAfS1&ETS.
Domestic Markets.

SCR :oKK, January 25.-COtton market
essicr; sale. 1860 bales: uplands 2O7Sc; Or
EssaE4. !!asco Receipts net 2Z1 bales; gross
e4l1. Sales of futures 10000 bales; low
sIIAdius for January 1875 a. Oc; February
80 q ~ f5-i6c: March 20A a 20 l6c: April
ss'TJz q 2G3. .: Nay 20 IS l6G2lc: June 2los
sfglizc: Sally Ia 02l zsc. Flour unchanged.
Eheat-Buycrs holding of. Corn quiet
md steady. Pork firm at $ll. Lard weak.
Naval sr0!ss frms Groceries weak. F3eights
aEeady-
<aSyHEsTfo January .; Cotton market
Sruf, middlimg zoe. Flour firm. Wheat
sl@sser ~ 81 GOAL Is. torn steady and I'M
p5aagcd, Oats quiet. Pork quiet at : ~ -
-1.f2 A75R. Lard firm; steam rendered .Re:
lSgGtIe &c. Bulk meats firm; shoulders f4c'
>s&sar rib sides 6Ac; clear SIDES 643c; bacon
,rs5ef, shoulders Sac; clear rib sides I Nc
st,isar aides FAC. Whisky active at $50.
ST LOUIS, January 25.-Cotton nolnl-
yTnNy higher Flour steady, demand mode
..xae.G Wheat stiff, some sales higher; No: :
suzfag Chicago 81. 80, No. a fall u 10;
CsyvE-D Demand fair, prices advanced; No. 2
-Jyiyed 80 a Gle on east track, 44c in st. LOUIS
elevator, declining at close to 42c. Oats
sxrnl- offerings light; No at 3Oc on east
rack. Sic in st. Louis elevator. Whisky
s,ysjet at sec. Pork-GoOd demand for fu-
ssnre Dry salt meats active and firm.
6JSrou tirmer; clear rib sides &c; clear
Sides 525c; all buyer March. Lard hrm;
sxaad ut St. Joseph 712c.
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Iconr1NnEp FROM EIRsr PAGE.

q ereas deal OF floating ice, mostly new
IA de. NO arrivals or departures.
CG5Ci"NATI, January 25.-River twenty
a., fee. in the channel. and falling. De.
71art e5-!I >. Turner for New Orleans.
SFeg the. cold and cloudy.
Presume. January 25.--River falling
sfgys ~. Seven feet IN the channel. with
ears :de,abic ics.
Sr. s.o.is. January 2j.-No arrivals. De-
sxrG es.-!jelle Shreveport for Red river.
XpSg johnson Gor New Orleans.
Rive Selling. Large quantities OF newly
Nade aad sharp ice passing. which serious.
=; q gsa{sGcts navigation.
Fs-.sEUrG, January 2j.-Pdssed down
ESQ vsruos Allen at 8 p. NJ. Up-Frank
as1rg.ud =. J J.. NJ. Weather coo! and
aSres..s,.
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Steamship kOeIn.

The following is the passenger list Of the
Steamship Koeln, Captain Francke, which
rsiis.sEed from this port yesterday:
40 Europe-Mrs. Emma Lang, of Texas;
Mr. etelsen and four children, OF Mexico.
20 Havana. NJ. Wonderly and lady,
A. f. Watson and lady, g. Farnsworth
81 s '"g Thoms and Iady, Of St. Louis;
alasEes l.. budget and family, OF England;
MES. A. b. Keene, of New Orleans; r; j.
Engines and lady, of New Jersey; Mrs. Ada
~. Doaglasson, of Lockport, New York;
esgu Eco Justiniani. OF Cuba; Ralph j.
sfugkss, of England. and twenty-eisht in
Stys sse9-age.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.


Riddle, Coleman h Zoe use Steamey
Henry imtA
IN THE UNITED STATES p STRICf COURT
4 District OF Louisiana. Nc 10 lgn-In obedience
TO al admiralty warrant TO directed in the above
entitled suit, J have seized and taker. into my
poss ssion-
THE STEAMBOAT HESRS AJEs. ne, tackle.
ETC. now Hbeied BY Kiud Coleman = Co. for the
causes set forth in the libel pending IN che DIS
trict Coure of the United States.
Aud do hereby cite and sdmonish Che owner
OK owners thereoi shd IN AID every person or per
iuts.rret in or to the same, TO be appear at
Dist c Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to b. holden AZ the city of New Orleans
the third Monday OF February to show cause If
any they have or oaA why the said steamboat
should not DE condemned, and be sold agreeahly
20 the prayer Of lity-!ants-
u lied states Marstlals Gftca New Ore ans
twenty third day 0S !ssU.ary 1873.
4 b PACEARD
Ia2s j. teS T. S1tte8 Sta tes 2arshaS
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S'oufirmations by the SENATE.

'ghc Senate has confirmed the following
ss{lyo5E tments made by Governor Kellogg:
0feans-Albet Eyrich. assessor. Fifth
seisJSict.
Erankliu-&. F. Osborne. assistant. SUI.
:rsrvSsor registration.
Eacgon-.- M. 1ackey. assistant
enpecyisOr registration.
So Standardization Womack. parish
sfI5s:; J. J. Martin, sheriff, B. w. Thomp'
sSa4 clerk of court; j. e. Watson, record.
ssr, SAnVel Cryer. coroner; H. n. Pipkins.
&Esrr!' Robertson. Pearce Phillips, D. j.
Sksa'-Enan and w. w. Watson, police jurors.
ST. 5Ohn the Baptist-Charles Nerl, assis'
saac supervisor registration.
observation-disclosures Jones. assistant SUI
.sscvisor registration.
Tangipahoa-.C.J j. Bradley. parish Judge;
q &. Sanders. district clerk: Elias
George. recorder: Robert NJ. tanier.
she g; Jesse Sanders. Amos Kent. VIII.
E.asR Akers. Charles Singleton AID Fred
s4G1ter. police jurors.
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY BTEN1SG. January %. 1874
CoTToN-The sales to-day summed up
5000 bales at prices requiring a partial adj
vance of lsc in our quotations. We give also
the Exchange figures, which are for aver
age lists according with its official type,
while ours present the proper range of
the market for average lists, but with
the outside figures for low middling and
the lower grades given as the outside
figures for strict:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, As6!MiLATED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

The finance minister of Italy attributes
the rise i'm the gold premium in 1872, to In
creased imports and the decreased exports
induced by a bad harvest. The minister
stated that, owing to the fact of the prompt
payment of the taxes, the government ad
postponed the levy of the new taxes to the
amount OF twenty million livres, authorized
20 make good an anticipated deficiency,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 SEWING MACHINE
s1H
TWELVE DOLLARS
BECK WITH SEWING MACHINE.

BECKSyITH SEWING MACHINE
SEE WHAT soMR OP OUR PEOPLE WHO HAVE
USED IT say
Sov,SeTos Sep:em6e, g. 1872.
Edward Thompson, Esq
have been using d Beakwith Sewing Machine
nearly swo yeaIs. and we'll pleased with it, etc.
A @. EVANS, .
CovingtOn, Louisiana.
8AseRoP. La. Eovembey 29. 1917.
Becswith Sewing Machine Company
I have been using of the Beckwith Sewing
Machines in my ,mily for six months, and it ope-
rates very Vi II, and seems to please all whe
ito etc very respectfully,
L. j. HOLLAND.
AIRIIE, La, August 81, 1872.
Manufacturers OF tho Beckwith Sewing Machine:
.Gentlemen-Havin purchased of your Ma
chimes through messrs. Clapp Brothers Co, and
had it in for the past three months, great
many of our friends wish to have one, and
would like 80 establish an agency, etc Our ad-
dress 10 DAVID MGR Coz
Nlawara Pestofice. Carroll Parish. Louisiana.
Orders for tn. 81 machines must be addressed to
EDW ARD THOMPSON. General Agent,
No. Is! Peters street New Orleans
They or. 10Y sale az retail at No. 1875 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
The Temperature.

'Ths thermometer at Louis Frigetio's.
NO 80 Chartres street. yesterday stood as
ssl1ows: At 8 A. NJ, 800: at 2. NJ. $40:
oSe 2. NJ. 500. Lowest point during the
sytsh. ct January "A. 32o.
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Marine Intelligence.


OFFICE OF THE Republican I
sunday, January %, so7s }
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British ship Ronochon, Scott. for Liverpool
Ship Lizzie Moses, Cox, for Havre
Spanish brig Jaime, Sureda, for Barcelona
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
Danish bark Assens, Jensen, A days from Rio Ja-
Heiro, to Napier &c0-lSt district
French bark Courrier, La Porte. days fron Tam
p!co in ballast, to master-Zd district
TowBOATs.
Leviathan. sturtevaut. from the PassGs-,Towod
down and TO SEA, nth instant ships Emily Au-
gusta. barks Sebastian Guma, Dolores ana rs
peranza-Drought up barks Assens and Cour-
Eier
STEAMBOATS,.
Glencoe Calhoun, from Cairo
DL Tally, Glascock, from Grand Ecore
Lizzie Hopkins. AucOiu. from D0uaids0nvAie
Rapides Plateau. from Grand Ecore
ST John, GretthouSe, from Baton Rouge
EXPORTS.
LIvERPOOL-Shp Ronoceor-3624 bales cotton
1920 slaves 49,
HAvRE-ship Lizzie Moses-2999 bales cotton POO
BaReELoNA-Brig Jaime 376 bales cotton $50
slaves
IMPORTS
enthusiastically Annie AinsEe-llt6 bdis fish
plates 5lO0 bars railroad iron 267 bags spikes 80
bags bOts and nuts
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GRAND ECORE-SteamtS ! yally-s442 bales
cotton and sUudries
observation-disclosures Iizzie Hopkins -
IS bales cotton SKIS seed cotton s69 bids sugar $50
bbs mOlassaS and sundriea
GRAND ECORE- steamer Rapdes-.2c Stes o.
cotton 10 SKIS seed suttOu and sundrles
BATON RUUGB-Steamer Sc .oh6-36 oales cot
eon 80 SKIS cotton seed S79 shds .uga, go bbls mo
lasses and sIlndries
CAIRO-Steaner Glene $50 bales cotton 552
SKIS cotton seed 256 bales hay 2l95 bbissnour ia
bbs pork Iz27 SKIS 6Ig! SKIS oats Is hhds bacon
hhGs tobacco
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
HORGsSrs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
January 25-l37 eales cotton !52 !hds sugar al
bbls molasses and sundries
ROAD January 2s--60s bales cotton 20! :cs g.e
and sundres
RRN RAILROAD, January S5-s6.s hass sSttoS
and S.udrS 9I.ducs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

sThey have smart boys up in Portland. a
Gsxit &esier caught one of them stealing
znsss The other day, and proceeded to adj
eHI1 ister punishment. The boy begged to
gsss released because he bad Just been vac
s:slG ted fresh from the COW. ''What has
sNA-r 20 do with it u shouted the Infatuated
ii,aIser. "Sbe was hooking cows and it has
rat iAto my blood," the wbimyeging lee
,,sT.
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EYefeorO50picaF md River RepOft,

"EAe signal service, United States army.
sssportso for the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall of
saas rivers, at 3:43 7. NJ, local time. yester.
py,.u Q fnlloUs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
BREMEN,

STRAIN BETWEEN BREMEN AND EKW ORLBlM
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHLAND TON AND HAVANA
HEA The Steamships Of the Nora
&zErNz<SSs German Lloyd will Sesume Their
regular trips as followse
From Bremene @yom New OreaM
KOELN...s December l8e Jauuaey Is.
STkASBC re-. January T. February 81
FRANKFURT. January 20. March l.
hOELN.... .FebruHj DO March 2o
HANOVER. March II. April ~.
STRASSBCRG. March 26. April 26.
FRANKFURT. april 8. May II.
Further days of departure wilt &c advertised here
after.
The steamers touch outward az Havre and HaT.
ana, and on their home trip at Havana and South
ampton TO land and receive passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE
Prom Bremen, southampton or HavrtS TO Havana
or New Orleans.
StetfaSe. ''''.''.'s.e....''.o..oo ~ BOio-
From New Orleans Havana to Southampton
Havre or Bremen.
Saolh' -."''.'...s.O.' o.'o.ss.S'&lC gold
Steeragr. .........,.o Is gold
From New Orleans to Havana
Caplh.s ......-'''..s.'e ..o. $50 gold
SteeraEe. ..-........ ...,,..e.. Is gold.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton or
aavTe 10 New Orleans Issued by ths undersigned.
For further particulars apply TO
Ed. F. STOCKMEYER Il co, Agents.
au3fv No. AZ Union street
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THE RIVERS
ADOfO ~ "
Rise, Fall. water mark
inches. inches. Fl. In

The river here is twelve feet five INCHES
.SslaY Ugh water mark of 1871.
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MEMORANDA.


10y ItIt8rdVIl:
New York, San-ssy p, :3ea
To sicu.ron--fhs steamship ses orleans ~
rived this morning
Philadelphia Ssnusry Is, 1873.
ToTs Yo1fe-Ths steamship Juniata sailed a:
"a NJ for New Orleans via Havana
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w EsyERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPAEIo

The rate. 60 rhe following poi is fave been
changed ara now are: From New Orleans to Alex
audra virginia. Bali hnore. ufflio Charlottesville,
Elizabeth (New Jer ey), Gordonsville, Harris burg,
JERSEY Gity. Newark. New York city. Philalde-
vhis, TrerltoD SNew JerstvS, and Washington IBIS
trict of SournbaS each j. ,; O Albany New York;
Boston, bridgeport, FAN hiver Hartford New Haves
New Bedford, Providence Springfield, Troy, Utica
Rochester, Oswego and Syracuse each So 25 to
Bangor, Bath, Newburyport and Portland, each
81 80; to Norfolk, Lynchburg Petersburg, Rich
lnond (virg Hia) and W .lmiugton North Carolinal
each + 75i TO Charleston AID Savannah, ca IN
j. so; Augusta Georgia., CiarksvIlle Nashville,
Grand Junction, jackson (Tennessee), Macon
Georgia. each 81 %; Opeliba tAlabama), 81;
Selma and lie (Aabamay, each IS cents.
Notice of change of tariff reached by mail
early last week, but the figures ouy came to hand
by Sundays mail Night messages at half these
rates, usual. DAVID FLASERY,
ia21 81 Superintendent,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

The marie. i. quiet and steady. and
prices are unchanged sine" sast report
Among the weeks les are 900 city siaugh-
ter, as they run. At i0c. and 1909 s!rs eeuH-
try hides ut i8l.c.
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Weekly Quotations of Hides. Etc.

Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish us the TOT
towing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands, Weighing.
bundling, drayage and commission have TO
hn ndna{
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WANTED.

HOUSEkEEPER.-W ANTED1A SITUATION
IA 40 housekeeper In a gentl,marTs family by !.
lady WHO wen Gnderstaads the nlanageus 1t Of a
SansehsA Address G., al thds saaeep sen
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RAILROADS.
~ ~ - 49,,
JACKSON ROUTE.


GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows from depot
foot of Caliope street,
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express. 500 A. MExpress. 100 N
Mall. t,iO0 P. M Mail. A. NJ
AG f;on 800 P NJ Af to0. s.o5 NJ
This line is many miles the shortest, and many
hours the quickest to all points North and East
and the only line running Pullman5 Paace oiesP,
without charge Only one change 70 pFiaEiP pa.
cities North and East. Tickets for saie ana an N
under City Hotel New Orleans.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
jal2Iy z. D FROST, General Manager.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger Depot foot of Canal street.
Trains leave at 40 A. NJ. and SIS F. NJ;
Trains arrive at Fps P. 81 and II:ja P. II
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS run
through to Lynchburg, Atlanta, Louisville and ST.
Louis, making close connections With al the popu-
lar routes TO the East, North and West
tickets Tor sale corner Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel and at depot
General Freight and cket Agent.
S. IL. SCRANTON,
iai " General Superintendent.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD.
Commencing SUNDAY, June 9, and until further
notice. an excursion train will leave the CallioPe
street depot at 7:35 IL. and returning, reach tns
city at II P. VI.
Great Reduction in Fare.
New Orleans to -,
Premier intermediate stations and return. 30
Ponohateula, intermediate stations and re- ~,
Amite Civ Intermediates stations and re-
Magnolia mediate stations and return. 90
z. D. FROST General Superintendent
les s. &. CAREY. 6. neral Ticket Agent.
FysO TBE EAsT.........TO THE kAsf
Via Louisville and Ohio and 1Iississips
Railway.
The completion OF the Louisville Division OF this
road, and the splendid equipment for pssSsng@
travel, makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
With direct connections from the south foT CD
clnnsu
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
ne sure and ask for ticke ria Louisville and ths
Ohio and Mississippi Railway for sale at all prts
op9I ticket offices in the South, and in Louisyins
the General Office of the Company corner four1
and Main streets, also at Calf House and LouisvQh
inc and Willard Hotels-
n. B.-TicRets to Cincinnati and points Bast, VII
this line, good mail line cleaners, and Asi
'''' -'''' '-N CHARLES E. FoLLBTT,
General Pc Sssnger and Ticket Agent, St LouiI
J. L. Crossword,
General Superintendent, ST. LoutS,
THOMAS BORWIN,
Tvs General Southern Agent. utsviIe
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Esteile "indCrs vs.. ". Labare-Sec0B
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans Nos 81

Estelle Windcrs vs.. N. Labare-Se second
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans Nos J5H
and 1913.
DY viRrUE OF TWO wRITs OF PERI
Ib facias to me directed by the Hon. W L.
Evans, Second Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish Of Orleans, in the above numbered and emit
ted suits, will proceed to self at public auction
on MONDAY February 3, 1879, at twelve O'Clock
d., at us Rampant street, Second District
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, seized IN
the above numbered and entitled suits, as per IN
ventory on lie to be seen at my office
Seized In the above numbered and entitled suiia'
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ia25 20 fe3 JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable.
Henry Elierman VS.. Emil Perers-sec'
0nd Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 1890
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
- me directed by tie Hon. W. L. Evans, Sec.
ond Justice of the Peace in and for the parish
OF Orleans. IN the above entitled suit will pro
coed to sell at public auction, THURSDAY, jan
uary 80, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, at my ware
house, No. lao Grod street. between Camp anu
Church streets
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled sun
Terms-Cash on the spot in United states tresS
ury notes.
JAZZ % 30 JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable:
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CONSTABLES' SALES,

Mrs. VI. Barringer VS.. q. II. Hcmpstead-
FIRST Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans,
No. $3.50.
pf VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FAClAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston, First
Justice of the Peace IN and for the parish Of Or
leans, will proceed to sell at public auction at
my warehouse, No. 1873 Julia street on MONDAf
January u, 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
sez' d in the above entitled suit as pei inventory
on file i'll my office.
Terms--Cash on the spot.
ial7 % rs JOHN HURLEY Constable.
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HAvRE-ship Lizzie Moses-2999 bales cotton POO
slaves
BARGELONA-Brig Jaime 576 bales cotton $50
slaves
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CARDTFP-Steamsflp Annie Ains;ie-llt6 bdis 4
plates 300 bars railroad iron 267 bags spikes
bags bOts and nuts
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-30

THEY TEACH sELF-RELTANCE in the
Biddleford high school, judging from this
extract from the composition of one of the
young lady graduates: The lords of crea-
ton have been compared TO sturdy oaks,
and we to the vines that cling to and twine
around them but this metaphor if ever
pertinent, to use a slang phrase, has long
since been 'played out.o
We have all heard Of the 6S, 600 oakless
vines in Massachusetts, to say nothing Of
the uncounted thousands in Maine, and
there are too many oaks that can scarce
ly support themselves. to say nothing of
their supporting anything else. / much
prefer life Of activity and honorable ex-
ertion, and believe that the world owes
me living if can earn it, and expect
it on no other condition.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-30
evening State goarnal.
The Convention.

Up to the hour Of going to press the con-
vention has only effected temporary or
ganization and adjourned until 3 p. m. II
is reported that Mcmahon will be with
drawn, which leaves the field clear for
Colonel Hughes, who will. no doubt, be
nominated unanimously upon the reassem-
bling Of the convention. I
A later dispatch announces the re-assem-
bling of the convention with General WINS.
@. Wickham, as temporary chairman, and
the appointment Of committees on perma-
nent organlzati ons and credentials, who
have not as yet reported.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

The French assembly has passed bill
abolishing the shipping tax.
The Liberals have carried the election
at Naples. -.~-
A special dispatch says private advices
confirm the worst that has been published
regarding the condition of Vice-President
Wilson. His face is represented as some
what distorted, and he has partly lost the
power of speech.
The Pope received number of the
newly nominated bishops. yesterday. He
said among other things that the Free
Masons of Brazil, Notwithstanding the
charitable objects of their organization
were liable to communication.
A fire in New York last night destroyed
the Twenty-third street and Broadway
stage stable. Damage $4,000.
At Topeka, Kansas, John Q. Page, has
Withdrawn his suit for the 500 which
Colonel York alleges Senator Pomeroy
give him to effect his reelection. 1t is
said Pomeroy will claim the money now
in bank, himself.
Captain Matthew Walsh, of the brigan-
tine Model, of Halifax, who lately arrived
at Boston from Azua. in St. Domingo. in
forms the Boston Herald that his consignees
there, R. G. Marchend and John King. who
acted as interpreters, attempted to bribe
him to cast away his vessel and cargo on
his way home.
Germany disayows responsibility for the
capture of the Vigilante. The captain
who effected the capture, has been ordered
home for explanation.
Fredericksburg elects A. w. Wallace and
e. M. Braxton delegates to the Richmond
convention.
A dispatch from Governor Kellogg to
Attorney general Williams says they col
lected in june from the city Of New Or
leans alone 81, 100000.
A commission of United States engi-
neer officers is now sitting in New York, I,
considering the plan submitted by Captain
@. W. Howell, Of the engineer corps, for a
ship canal to connect the Mississippi river
with the Gulf of Mexico in the navigable
waters thereof. made in compliance with
the order of the house of representatives,
March IA, 1871.
On yesterday John Clifton was run over
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, be-
tween McKendree and Meadow stations and
instantly killed. @
The seventh Atlantic Cable anniversary
was celebrated at Hearts Content yester-
day. 3@
lnitiatorY steps have been taken under
the auspices of the New Hampshire His
torical society. for the erection of o monu-
ment to the first settlers in the state at
Odiornes Point, in Rye, three miles from
Portsmouth, where the first New Hamp-
shire colonists located in 1923.
Yesterday afternoon man named Adam
Mehl, formerly Of the district of Lor-
raine, was shot and almost instantly killed
in Blandford, Petersburg, by young
man named Frank Rushmore. The muir
derer was arrested. W WM
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lUNITED STATES, Tor the Eastern District
of Virginia
In the matter Of j. M Townsend, VS.. W. B.
Goorick bankrupt--in bankruptcy.
At Richmond Va. this l4th day of July, 1878
To Whom it May Concern--The undersigned
Jacob Cohn of Richmond, IN the county OF
Henrico and State of Virginia, hereby gives
notice of his appointment as assignee of the
estate of w. j. Goolr.ck OF the county of Henrco
in said district; and who was to vii, on the 11th
day OF June. a. d.. 1873, adlndged a bankrupt
upon the petition of his creditors, by the District
Court of the United States, for said District.
Dated at Richmond, the 14h day of Jnly, d.,
1873. JACOB COHN,
jY 16-W3w Assignee.