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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

ARRIVED

Jan l3-Steamship ID J Foley, Price,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Steamship Fanita, Doane, New
York, Barry Bros.
Jan. Craftsmanship Lucille, Ben
net, Baltimore, A d Cazaux
Schr Artie Garwood, Young, Bes-
ton, G G Barker & Co.
Schr Martha, Smith, Navassa Island,
Navassa Guano Company, with guanO.
Schr Turtle Dayton, Farris, Eliza
beth CITY, Mitchell Il Son.
.. CLEARED.
Jan 9-Steamship Regulator, Free
man, New York, Barry Bros
Schr J l. Merrill, Halsey. New York,
Harriss & Howell.
Schr Mary Stowe. Bellows. Matan-
Zas, & G Barker & Co.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakelev. Phila-
delphia, Worth & Worth.
Brig Redwood, Melville. Havana.
Worth Il Worth.
German Barque Leopoldine, Frande,
Liverpool, SprImt d Hinson.
Steamship Fanita. Doane, New
York, Barry Bros.
Schooner H H Fiske, Stone, New
burypOrt, g G Barker & Co.
Jan. 1J-SteamshipD T Foley. Price.
Baltimore. A ID Cazaux
ENPORT>.
COASTwISE
New York-Schr John /. Merrill
2.2UI bbls rosin.
PlliladeIphia-Stea Pioneer
IA bales cotton, 46 bbls tar, BIB pkgs
mdse, go bbls rosin, no do pitch. AL
casks spirits turpentine, ], 40 bushels
peanuts, IA bales rags, 10000 slaves,
~ TONS Old iron, 30 ale kegs. ID bbls
crude turpcntine.
New iork-Steamship Fanita-242
bales cotton, 6S1 casks spirits trrpen-
tine. 30 bbls rosin, 1872 do crude tur-
pentIne. ~ do tar. 600 bushels pea
nuts. II pkss mdse, A. bales sheetlng.
Newburyport, Mass-Schooner II II
Eiske-2m. 800 feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
MataIIHaS Mary Stowe, 4:,s,,
cypress railroad ties.
Liverpool-G German Bar.Iuc L.upol-
dinc-::,02S bbl> rnsiu.
Havana Brig Rrdwtnd Io:s .6,,;
feet lumber.
List Of Vessels in the Port OF vii.
"i"gd"n. y. L.. january Is. 1873.
STEAMSHIPS.
Iucillc, Bennett. ldg Baltimore.
\ ID CazauX
BARQUE
orr NarGaretta. ketcls. ldg, Europe.
Willard Bros.
briggs.
{ { NmIIorn. Hooker. IIdg. Europe.
Moffitt X Co
Br Town. Elliott. ldg Europe.
Wick n Mebane
Adelaide. Wilson. ldg. West Indies,
NorthrOp N Cumming.
Open Sea. Feazier, ldg Boston.
q q Barker X Co
SCHOONERS.
-trtie Iarwood. Young, dis.
& q Barker X Co
. Martha Smith. dis, Master
f.: Donna Anna, Whalev, dgl West
! Indies, Worth Il Worth
NJ Morales. Eldridge. rpg,
q Ct Barker X Co.
W p Green. Tracy, ldg, Mayaguez,
G G. Barker N Co
: Helene, Adams. ldg, Boston,
q G Barker L Co.
List Of Vessels. Nailed for this Port.
CARDIFF.
! Meteor. McCullock, sid Oct II
LIVERPOOL.
! tBrl Barquentine Elizabeth Taylor.
: Proctor, sid Nov Ii
NEWPORT fWALEs).
Delta Peterson, sid Nov II
/ BOSTON.
Schr Artie Garwood, Young, cid Jan.
Brig Francis Satterlv. StetsOn,
! Sailed Jan 9TH
Brig Ocean Belle, Kelly, sid Jan 9th
PORTLAND.
Schr A c Lamphrey, Gould, sid Jan 10
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for I"unE Men from
The effects "i Errors and Abuses IN early lfe
Manhood restored fmprdments To Maria re
removed. New met nod III treatment New and
remsrkabl. rcm.,ties, Books aud Circulars
>Cnt Tree, in AcslUu envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. =
South Ninth ST.. Phil -,leplia Fa-.-au Ipstitu-
ton having high reputation Tor honorable
conduct amt professional skill
dec >. l-dS w:mosch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

Measures are pending in Congress,
at Washington, seeking to secure an
international Coinage of Silver, for
theimmediate use of nations lnAmerlca
and Europe, now embracing poPnia-
tion of more than 100, O0G, 900, and fol
the eventual use of all the civilized
countries OF the world.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

Hannah Dustin, who killed nine
Indians, at the junction of the Contoo-
cook and Pemigawassett rivers, n. H.,
is to he concentrated by mon1l-
ment
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{n QF4fei. ------|
CRUDE TURPENrINE.- re-
SPONGE to the advancing tendency of
the naval store market for the week,
this article, from the opening of our
present review, was very firm in tone,
out no advance was gained up to
Tuesday when 2G1 ibis were received
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17
SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADTAN-
TtE.EN.

faSEESs
LIST. No RESTRICTION CIa HesiGence o. Travel.
"a. No extra charge OF the lives CT Females.
ID. Policies Incontestibie after Five Years.
18th. The rates of Interest on the Funds Of :ae
Company higher than those the Fund.
Companies located in other States. Thu insur-
ing larger Dividends TO Policy Holders.
5th The Directors and Officers @ the COM
pany are prominent NORTH C-AROLtNfsISs;-
who are KNOWN 10 be men OF INTEGRITY
and WORTH.
6th. The Company Is es.4oiished Of, d solid
to increase the Capital Stock to +y5G4S.G0U.
Ith- ALI the Funds Of the Company
are Invested in fEais State aE.si GETcU-
lated among oar own People. This f:.rI
should commend the Company, above all eth
ers, 10 North Caroiini;Ins. It = wei known
that hir,ireds of thousands OF Dollars OF LIE
Premiums are annually sent North 10 enrich
Northern Capitalists, thus continually .lEaiIiins
our people oI immense amounts v iIIch should
be kepo at home. On TINS ground tie friends
OF this Company confidently appeal {" every son
of the Old North State, and ask their support
for tins Home Institution. which, while il
offers Substantially al the advantage North
ern Com panies, helps 10 build up ik"Esss Fn~
terS>stS.
JAMES D. BROOKS,
General Supervising yent-
Ealeigs, =. ..
rHoS. CREME Local Agent
anvil <+h 'GT1 EeI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

WXANNNSSN

OF Chronic and a cute Rheumatism, Neura igii..
Lumbago. Sciatica, Kidney, and Nervous his
eases, afrer wears OF sr rferir-- by taking
Esr. Eitlerss Vegetable k.s,eissnafia
Syrup-the SC ieLtI1ic discovery OF i. J.. Filter
M D., "A regular graduate physician. with
whom we are pc SO'.aIly 2cq u.inttd. Whe has
for - wears treated tlie>e diseases eSciu4yev
with ASTONISHING results We believe il Cur
christian duty, after deliheratiol. - coDscien-
persChs in moderate circumstances who cannot
afford TO waste money and time on worthless
mixtures. As clergy men we sSriouiy feel the
deep responsibility resting on rs III publicly
endorsing this medicine. But our knowledge
and xl,erience OF It's remarkable. merit fully
5ustifies our action. Rev. =. III. Ewing Medifi.
PENNSYLVANIA suffered sixteen wears became
hopeless Rev. Thes. Murphy. ID. ID, Frank
ford, PHILADELPHIA. Tev- j. AZ. Davis. Hight
stown, New Jersey Rev. :; :. Buchanan,
Clarence. Iowa. Rev. G. t. smith, PiftSferd
New York Rev. Jos. Beggs, Fails Churci, ;
Philadelphia. Ot\cr TESTIMONIALS from Sema-
tors, Governors, Jli3ges, Consres slner. Physi-
clans, e.. 10 gratis " th psInp'ilet eN-
planning thes- >-.--lses- One thousand dollars
will be presented to amy medicine fer same dis
eases showing equal merit under test, thai
can ploduce ODe-foGrth as MANY living cnraS
Any person sending By letter description 81
afliction will receive gratis a legally signed
cure agreeing 10 refund Inouey ppef, sworn
statement of its failure To cure. fiicted ilvi-
ted to write to Dr- Filter, Philadelphia. His
valuable advice costs nothing.
Green q EIansser,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Wilmington
N q. jan iG-ls-d&w
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- -n,>aAe,lche, Eta.
NNIhers be Advised
Always keep bottle OF DR. ~, ,,,,.
brated EHpectorant in the house. II ,s . Ger
tain and pleasant cure for Cropn co,ahs
Colds, etc. 1t is agreeable to the t.ste and
children take it readily. Go to ,o,. a.,,aoisl
and get it at once. it NAV save tie Fro 81 your
little one. =
s'oELT AIA., MAY 81, 1864.
Or. Va. + Tt,n:
Dear Sir-l should be pleased 70 .,.r,isa
your medicines. and vii eheerfuny give you
sona,ly used it with great satsfactio.
Very respectfully,
". d. MANN,
Proprietor Of the Nonn. ,.so,stsr,
The Barbers Prefer DR.. r,,., Hair
4-deodlw&wlt
a LKINDS OF BLANKS ---
n FOX SALE AT THE
IIURNAI OrrICR,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

BATCHEl.uK'S HAIR DYE
This superb Hau ny- IL the hest in the world.
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and Instantane-
Gus. No disappointment. No Ridiculous TiHts
or Unpleasant Oi0r. The genuine W. A. Batch
elor's Hair Dye produces lNMEDIATELY q
splendid BLACK or Natural Brown. Does not
Stain the Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft
and Beautiful The only safe and Perfect Dye.
Sole. by tilprnggists. Factory 10 Bond Street,
New York.
aprH -. is73 Hs...s. isi-d-eO.t!EVly
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SIN.-There has been considera-
bile relaxation in the rosin market since
the opening of the new year. From
the beginning of the present week and
up to the close of orlr writing the mar
ket has shown an improved tone and
prices throughout the week have been
tending upward. Strained, which is
always the leading grade at this season
of the year. has shown more than
usual animation. On Friday the mar
ket opened with strong undertOne
and an advance of 10 cents was gained.
Saturday the market was quiet and
firm, with sales ut previous days
figures. Monday the market continued
bnOyant md further advance of :.
cents was obtained Tuesday the
previous days feeling prevailed and
the sales of the day We're still further
at an advance of 81 cents. Wednes-
day no sales were made, but the mar
ket was firm and sellers were demanding
still higher prices. To-day Thursday
the market closes quiet and nominal
ut 50 20-last sale. No. , has also ex-
hibited more animation, and sales of
upwards of 800 bbis. TRANSFERRED during
to those of strained. No. IA good
feeling has prevailed the market with
free transactions, also at an advance
on previous quotations. The receipts
are moderately large. but the exports
are light and the stock in market is
upwards of $1,000 hhls. The following
were the transaction for the week:
Friday, Jan. 1O.-Sales of 9, 800 bbls.
strained at 81 10 r Dbl.
Saturday, Jan. 11.-Sales of PIG
bbls. strained at 81 10 r Dbl.
Monday, JAN 13.-Sales of 800 bbls
strained at 81 IL, 400 hhls. extra No.
, at &; %, aud POO hbls. No at 81 II
p bhl.
Tuesday, Jan. 14.-Sales OF BOO bbls
strained ut y; 20, ond 23o bills. No.
at ~ 304h%:i 80 p bhl:
Wednesday, Jan: 1J.-Sales of Bon
hbls. No. , at r., ~ T. hhl.
Thursday, Jan. 16.-Sales nt hhls
strained allowed.
SPIRITS TURPENfINE Tile ten.
dcncy of the market during the past
week has been upwards. During the
early part of the week and up to- Tues
day morning nothing transpire.l t.
change quotations, and the market
ruled quiet and firm. Tuesday evening
however the tone of the market was
strong and the sales We're effected a
an advance of | cent. Wednesday the
advices were still more favorable ant
the market further adyauced ) cents
To-day Thursday the market close
ullet and steady ut ~ cents. The re
.eipts for the week, 7Sa casks, agains
aS4 casks for last week, were an in
crease III 49, casks. The exports wer
$40 casks, and the stock i'll market /
about $3.50 casks. The sales for tn
week We're AS follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17
LA 4 FERRINs'
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE

RIVERS cautioned to avo.i the numerous
Couuterieits and limitations nfie: ell Tor sale.
John DUNCAN'S SOSS. New lork,
Agents for the United stat
oct -, 1872 v deb
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''':EDIIoE> HILL.
Ordered by the Court, that uklicaton be
made for six successive weeks at the Court
House door in jacksonville, y. e, AMI at three
other public places in the county OF OnSiow,
and also in the Weekly edition of the VII
MINGToN Journal. notifying all creditors OF
the late White ID. Humphrey. deceased, who
may JOIN ia and contribute to this action vi
the filing OF this bill and the puI poses tor which
IL IL framed, and advising them to appear at
The Office OF the CLERK al tue Superior Court ot
Onslow county before I5th day Of
February, \. d.. 49,, prepared Ia MAKE a
proper exhibit and proof Of their claims against
sati E.ttte, and make Intensely YES parties plain
titf to this process ding they shall elect Ia 10
50: and on their failure TO do this, they Will be
debarred OF all participation i'll the fund that
may be derived rsuant 10 this proceeding.
...--'.: Given under my hand and seal at
SEAL: office in Jacksonville, this 9Th d. '
:....... at January. A. p. 1913.
!, Z, HCGGI\S, 4. = &.
Cn>low County.
Jan /. w-6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17
WICK & MEBANE,
Cotton Factors,
AND
General Commission Merchants,
WII MI\lI'illN \ [,

- Liberal Advances made.
~ Co, signmcnts OF Cotton, Naval Stores
and Coz ntrv Produce and orders for the pUr
chase, ot same solicited.
~ Ba.ging and Ties on hand for sale.
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Nathan $. Humphrey, w u. Humphrey, Mary
:. Cox. wife OF G;tder q. Cox. and o1I'r>,
defendants.
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cFE IN.
DIR. a. j. DEROS SET President
John W. ATKlNS President.
E. Il. ca lIERON .. Secretary
DIR. f. 4. Medical Director
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
North Carolina,
ONSLOW COUNTY.


Durant 4. Rhodes in his own behalf, and in
behalf OF such other creditors OF the late
White ID. Humphrey, deceased, may
unite in and contI ibute 50 his action Plain
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

SHINGLES-Ih trade i'll this artl-
Gle is confined principally to exporters,
who pay for contarct orders: s6@$s,
and 50 25@s5 for comm non Z NJ.
FLOUR-There are no new deyel
opments in the market n fo 81 tE II. article
There exists 9 ffai,F aeemlfiand tar TIE
t F:tt ard ard! prices continue to be main
.ained, but the feeling in the market
is not strong and the tendency is rather
in favor of buyers. We refer to orr
table of wholesale prices for quotations
of both Northern and State brands.
tUMBEtE BE is a heavy bust
ness doing ia the shipping trade both
aoastwise and to foreign countries.
Our city mills are selling at the fol-
lowing rates:
pArHS-pER 600 FEET
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RATES Of FREIGHT.

.vrICJ.FS parSte.m., Per Sailing
Vessel.
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INSURANCE. COMPANY.

oFFIEtEs...
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17


The Wilmington JOURNAL, IN enter
ing upon the New Year, comes to us
enlarged and very much improved.
The change of its entire makeup is an
improvement, and we congratulate our
neighbor upon its success The Oldest
established paper i'll the city, 1t has
hosts of friends and supporters, who
evidently "swear by it Barring It's
politics, the JOURNAL is good news
paper and seehly alive to the interests
Of this city: Long may it wave:
Kieie, News w.
The Wilmington Journal began its
twenty-setohd volume on the lst inst.
On that day it appeared III a new
dress, and In an enlarged form. 1t IS
now thirty-two column sheet, the
largest daily in the State, and it Is one
of the handsomest and ablest edited.
Col. William l.. Saunders, the popu-
lar aud efficient Chief Clerk of the
Senate, for the first time makes pubic
announcement of his connection with
the Journal, although it is well known
that he has been contributing for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

e4uIk 4SrniH I'm fce-A Murderer Surrens
ders-Arrest for Embezziement-Acci.
dent so "A Freight Trnin-IlunR for
ekape-Hogs slaughtered in Cincinnati
s-SIeamship Accident o Poisoning u
FamiIy-Pinnina Miii Burned Dominion
Government and the Pacific Railway
Contrucs n Dishonest lawyer Re-
cOvery againss IA RailroG6-smali-PO x
Deaths.
pu1.ApEipu,s. Sanuasv u--'Th. Sriti,f
eon screw steamer Potomac. which CLEARED
Yesterday with a 0arg" ~! grain and pro-
sluce for Liverpool. had her bow plates
stoye in bs ice in the Horse Shoe, and r..
surnri Ia port. She - now IL 'hs dock.
Uey r...go will haze ~ he discharged prs
YsratorN 10 repsirs.
MEMPHIS, January ii.--iiexander. who
killed NJ Call ON tho Hernundl road " dew
DAYS since. surrendered himself t0-say and
was committed for trial.
James II. Tummeny WIS arrested to-day
on the charge Of having embt EHled Si4.OsO
from i. Drsaner in 1870. while Tommeny
was United States marshal fer This district.
RICHHoSD. January IA freight train
an the Clover Hin road was thrown of tho
track by p misplaced switch this morning,
nea'' ." station, killing two negroes,
W. -~oted on ~ car loaded with
iur b.. -H H5,,.s "a frc" ride.
tIT.-..., .i.G,..rS Il-Barnes and Dun
q ?. .s,..ed, con icted of rape, were hung
au v.f.yrson, jackson county, yesterday.
Farnes ron essed, but Dunston asserted his
innocence.
OrTowA, Dat, January Il The four
"a NTH at Januaty is the date fixed for Tho
exeouyios Of the contract between the
Don'T,iou gover1neo. and n" Petite Rail
way Company.
The Minister of Justice held AZ examina-
ton yesterday in relation ~ y matter
Etlch forms a subject Of lsqury Sy Tie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS,

emitting the holder to one admission to the Pair
and a chance i'll the Grand Lottery.
Parties presenting their tickets at the gate for
admission to the Fair should be particular aud get
their numbered coupons back from the Gate
Keeper, as they can only claim drawn prizes on
their numbers.
The Directors of the Association having through
a series years resOr ed to every means In their
power keep alive and foster this Association,
Identified with the progress and development OF
the resources of our State, and finding themselves
at present involved to extent that eudsHgers
its very existence, have adopted the following
plan, which TO them seem the only practical and
certain way ofralsng funds necessary to perpetu-
ate this Institution and place 1t upon basis that
i'll ensbls il TO continue It's course of usefulness
The obj ct of the Association is to create
newed interest among all classes of our citizens in
our coming Falr and at the same time by Ing
large Inducements. stimulate the sale of its tLokets
to an extent that viii enable it to realize I'm
amount adequate to Tia pressing wants.
The plan adopted by the ASSOCIATION Is to iesue
200 90 kets, at fifty cents ticket, the same
price as s usual for admission Ia the Fair with a
coupon attached bearing mum Der the said ticket
emitting the holder to one admission to Pair,
the coupon to be retained by himself
On the lest day of the Fair numbers correspond
ing with the number of tickets issued will b.
placed IN a wheel and all of the prizes in another.
when the grand drawing will take place under the
supervision Of the following we'll known gen
tiemen:
4. n. Marks, Esq, President of the Mechanics and
Agricultural Fair Association:
kIR-We, the under gned, have received your
communication asking sur aid in experimenting
the drawing OF the Grand Lottery the Fair
Grounds at your next Fair, and fully recognizing
the Importance of the enterprise which As
socation has laboIed earnestly to establish, and
be lieving the plan you have adopted to be thor
Oughly practical and web worthy the confidence
and support Of the public, cheerfully comply with
yOar request
Hoping your Association may find In this plan
the relief earnestly sought for we remain with
much respect, very truly yours,
GENERAL q. 7. BBAURBGARD.
HON. L. A. WILT,
Mayor of the city of New Orleans.
Charles Cavaroc, Esq, Patrick irwin Esq,
James |. Day, Esq, c. A. Whitney, Esq.o
l.. H. Gardner, ESQ g. B. brggs, tsq.,
w e. Pike Esq, J. Il. Oglesby, Esq
:. u. Kennedy, Esqo Sharles PothOff, ESQ.,.
B. F. Flanders, ESQ Albert Baldwin, Eeq.o
Louis SClnei' or, Esq.
For full Particular concerning the scheme, sole
of tickets and other information address
LUTHER HOMES,
Secre sry Meoha1ics' and Agricultural Fair Assos
citation dt22 Up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
IcoNrnyIrED Prom FIRST pAoE.l

t,hiselhurst with an autograph letter, and B
Telegram Of coincidence has been received
from the Pope Cardinal.
BoDaparte is ex expected to arrive hourly.
Prince Napoleon comes by way Of Ger
many, not being permitted to pass through
France.
Benedict and Nine, Canrobert have ar
rived at Chiselhurst.
Irish Journals generally express sorrow
for the loss Of the Emperor.
Bonapartst officers in the French army
have asked leave to attend the funeral. Per-
mission will probably be granted if they
agree to go in civilian dress.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales will re-
main in strict retirement at their country
seat at Sandringham for one week as q
mark of respect to the memory Ot NapO
leon. Prince Napoleon and his wife, the
Princess Clotilde, Princess Mathiide, Nj.
Paul Cassagnao and a number OF other
Bonapartsts have arrived at Chiselhurst,
where an important conference on the
course to be pursued is expected 10 take
place Napoleon lett two wills, one Of which
Is in London and the other III Paris.
The remains of Napoleon will probably 70
buried under the seat OF his family IN thr
cbancei of the Roman Catholic chapel at
Chselhurst.
LoKpos, January 10, Midnight.--The posi-
Inortem examination OF the Enperor's re-
mains was concluded ut ChifelhGrst TINS
evening, and shows that the Immediate
cause of death WAS u failure OF the actloh
of the heart. :.
The b,dy will be embalmed and lie IN
state. The date and place Of the funeral
has not vet been appointed. II is probable;
however, that the funeral ceremonies vi
take place in the Roman Catholic Church
near the imperial residence. Prince murat
and Prince Charles BOnaparte we're al Chls-
elhurst to-day.
LONDON. January 1.-THE time for tho
funeral of Napoleon has been dehMtely de-
cided on. Il will take place next Wednes-
dav mornIup at eleven o'clock. The royal
family of England will be represented BIZ
the Prince and Princess of Wales and
Prince Christian, who will accompany the
OK Empress.
The BODY of tho Emperor Napoleon has
been embalmed, and will be in state on
Monday and Tuesday.
The report that the Empress Eugene
will issue proclamation announcing her as
sumption of regency during the minority
OF the Prince Imperial, is denied.
The British court will be in mourning
from the fourteenth to the twenty fourth
Of January for the late Emperor.
A dispatch from Paris says numerous
officers of the French army have applied
for leave of absence to attend the funeral
Of Napoleon, but they have In all cases
been refused, excepting where the appli-
cants were formerly connected with the
Emperor's household.
MILAN, January l1.-Severai newspapers
in this city have opened subscription lists
at their offices for funds to be devoted to
the erection OF q monument to the ex-Em
peror Napoleon. The papers refer to the
fact that Milan was the first city liberated
from Austrian rule by the French troops IN
der Napoleon after the battle of Magenta
MADRID, January ll.-Countess de Mon
tito. mother of the ex-Empress Eugene, has
lett here for Chiselhurst.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
LOST,

Z OsT q X MI-LAID-A CERTAIN DUE BILL
II or acknowledgment given to me by M Der
mann p sture@en dated New Orleans, Septein ber
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