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Burned n: Sra-CargO and Mails EOst-Au
Lives snycd-Snle of Government Gold
-SnOw storm in New YOrk-Maii ser
vice Ceased - 1nconlpIeIrd Railroad
Bonds stolen -RecOgnitiOn of u Jour
na!ist-Sfokes-Th ScGnnei Trini.
New YoEH. February i3.The ship Erie.
of the United States and Brazil line. burned
at sea. She had ~ 600 sacks of coffee { n
board The fire commenced at midnight n
the uppe: cargo deck. The crew and pas
sengers tool. to the boats. No lives were
lost. The cargo and mail are total loss.
The United State. consul at Pernambuc0
surcOred the crew.
The government sold 81, 100000 Of gold
today at Il u IL 100.
Eight inches of snow have fallen, and
badly drilted. The weather to-day is clear
and cold. Wind strong, northwest.
The mail service between New York and
Bermuda has ceased, the steamer having
been withdrawn.
Two hundred incomplcted bonds Of $1,000
each of the Toledo, Canada, Southern and
Detroit Railroad Company were stolen
from the otiicn of the company i'll this city.
Yesterday The bonds are valueleEs in their
prrscn: condition.
Joseph Phi lipson was arrested today on
h,",.i the steamer Java. OIL the charge OF
forgery in Epglaud
Neither Judge B,ariman nor Judge Da.
Wis has given decision in the case OF the
app!icator of Stokes for stay of proceed
in IS and writ of error.
David w. Judd. agent Dt the New York
stat. Press. was nominated today quaran-
tine commissioner by Governor DIX, and
unanimousi; confirmed by the Senate.
To-day was the fourth IF the Scannal
trial. and in the pan. lit being the fourth
bat eleven Jurors were obtained. The fifth
panel has been ordered for tomorrow.
Sizes of 1881. 1882: iv"-twcnties of 1862.
ll5&.: Of 1854, Il5As: of 1869. ll5l2; new,
| HE. of 1867, Il04s, Of 1868. lij3s. new
| tvcs. 1923: ten-f"rtes. llfM. Tennessee
| sixc. ~. new 79A: Virginia sixea Is. new
| :G consolidated J5l4. deferred l4h: Louis-
iaua skies -. new -. ieve" skies 30. eights
| 10: Alnhama eights 81. Gvcs 55; Georgia
| SKIES -. sevens 30: North CArolinas 331R.
new lSi.: special tax IL. South Carollnas
| 10. new u; Apr! and Octoher "a.
Arrived Montgomery. Huntsville. Man
| haitian. Nevada. liamonIa and st. Laurent.
Arrived uut-lndia.
| Money closed firm today. although not
so strin gent "a yesterday; call loans ranged
from igold) to Lie y cent until the close,
| when operations were n,OhcEatc at to 7.
! Exchange is heavy and lowe! on offerings
! of borrowed bills and money euingcncy and
was quoted at 9a9H. Gold pretty active
| through the day. opened ut llItd, tluC
| tua;iug between IA and l'i;is, and closed
at iiiall!ls. Loans Were 80 iOr carry
! ing. and from Hat 10 "a for the use. Gov
| .rnmeut- opened steady; were .Quic
througi: the forenoon, and ti:m"r on second
| call
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The Ball To-nrgh, at Exposition Hall.

Few balls gwen this season have been
more brilliant or better attended by III"
elite o: our society than the bali which Is to
be given tonight by the Young Mems Select
Society. Daring the past twenty years II
has been the custom among the Young
Creole gentlemen OF the Second and Third
Districts 10 give a series % balls. AZ walca
tn.y would only invite their acl"aintan"eS.
and then they were always gay ard brilliant
| affairs followed as d matteg o. co,u-c. Inc
bail tonight u one OF tie s&m" h.It. gwen
by III" same parties o: !eir sors. - "ae
Tho wish {" .e" our CGeol' .oc.",: ~ sh"Ir
lgs: saoa,d try and be pree,..G
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WELCOME TO SPANISH REPUBLIC
,uAcKiHs OF CUBAN SLAVERY
fAssoelated Press Dispatches..
CONGRESS.


New Appropriation -V'ashiHgton and
~. LOuis RaiirOad-COmmission OF
Commerce Bill Tabled - Report on
Water E.ines-The Report Tabled-N0
Hope of Water Lines Navigation.
WAslIINGroH. February l3-Senafe.-The
naval appropriation bill was considered:
$4,000 for SURVEYS on the Pacific was
at.upteti. The amendment appropIiating
So. 800 900 tor the construction ot steam wax
vessels was adopted.
NJ. Gorhett. flom the Committee cn Com
mevce, reported without Amendment the
Senate bill Authorizing the W ashIngtCn and
81. Louis Railroad Company to construct a
rtil?nad from Washington City, through!
II. States of Virginia. West Virginia. Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois. - ST. Louis. with Il
brauch rDad from any point on the man!
line in ludiaua 10 Chicago, extendinG, I"
the company for these purposes ali powers
enumerated iii .ts charter irOlu the State oi
Virginia.
The bill restoring pensions to the soldier.
ot iSj2 who took par! III the feDeiiion
passed.
MIR. Conkl;ng introduced bill to repeal
all, the rights and privilege, heretofore
granted TO ;dc Alexandria and W ash!nGton
Railroad Company. or /" the Washington
AI-xandtia ant; GeurgctOwn Railroad Com
pauv, to extend their railroads INTO tht
District q: Columbia. or build bridges over
,h., Potomac river, nr construct any railroad
1!,rourh the streets OF Washington. III,
hiil .,.s,. maiIe. i: !I,iawtui ior any steam
-aiirnarj cOiurany {" construct any raliWa!
or ;!ainway whatever on. along OF ac1osS
! Pcnu-ylv&nii Avenue.
:IDuS. The C,mE;ttee on Ways and
Means were authorized I" send for persons
and papers in the matters referred 20 them
The Committee on Mines and Mining ha'
the day. The Sutro tunnel WAS considered
| without action.
Tn. bill cvea.ir. commissioners OF com
mercr was tabled.
TIE Committee on c.'mm"cc" reported
! tp-.iav un water lines The tone OF the re
! ,.o., is highly iaN"rabl" 10 several enter
! nri,cs, but advises delay i'll conslderin:
] IM.In. ~ tuI! information could be obtained
| ~ an early day.
J committee attached to the report
! li!i creating commissioners ot commerce
/ and with TIN. ,he report went to the table
! Daring the discussion. speeches laVor!nj
! WATERWAYS were made by Mts>T'. irlce. "
| Ci.,ruia; Duke. OF West Virginia: Steven
son, Shellabargtr and Kerr. Mc. Kerr Wa
.ioQucn. III favor OF the James river an
! kanawha route. which he said was III til
inter. 81 OF the W hole people. and tree iron
| ali io6hcrv or private interest.
| The action TO-DAY defeats al hope OF !CG
islarion fox water line navigation tn
|
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WASHINGTON.

- Vo,.u,i,f Nu
Declining TO Pardon an inh""nt'''i hn-
Alux- Protest Against ffeP"!meHt OF
Newspaper f"si"se-The Lexington
Election Ohicers-Their Conspiracy to
Defraud Colorcd Foters-Excitement
About Their Arrest.
w,snrSGros, February l3.-The Attor.
pev General has declined to recommend
,hr n.rd,n Of Samuel G.. Brown. an alleged
south Carolina Ku Ktux. sentenced to tive
YEAR. at Albany. Brown Is said to have
h.en a leader uf the Kn-K:ux in South
c.rn;ipa, He occupies a high social posi-
tinn a; home. ana his friends have made CT
,'.r,.tn .cure his rardon.
President Grant has ordered the removal
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THE RHPUBLiC OF SPAIN

The reocie of Spain haze been making
hj-,or, RAPIDLY within the last few days.
six days aro tie Cortes almost unan:
il.usIy--ther. were Two dissenting vc:aa-
nassed "a vote of confidence IN the ministry.
and 20 the outside loOkers-on Amadeus. the
Italian King. seemed seated firmly on h,s
throne. TO-DAY Senor Marscs ;s President
of the rrnub!!c Of Spain. and Amadeus has
abandoned his crown. packed his baggage
and is on hi, way down to the sea.
peaceably and quietly the transition was
effected. Order reigns throughout Spain
and even the old war veteran Se1ano has
gone to the capita! to pledge 'ealty 70 the
government OF the people.
Only three years ago the Spanish Repub-
licans organized their resident directory at
Madrid. consisting of Orense. Figueras.
| CASTELAR, ri Nargall and urqUe!lcs on the
simple platform Of individual rights. di-
yorce of church and State. abolition Of
! slavery and the autonomy of the colonies.
. nf these five men. Figueras, the eminent
! LAWYER ard scholar. Is President % the
Couacil: Emelio CASTELAR,, the brilliant
| Young orator and able statesman. Is Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs. and 7! Marga'i.
the solid logician and pure minded patriot.
| i. Minister of the interior. Added 70 these.
: the rugged old soldier. Cordoya. i: Minister
| of War, Earerra. the "schoolraster orator
! of the fauboDrgs.' is Minister OF Marine.
and the philosophical Eche:aray assnmes
charge of the bureau of france. This is q
s;rou. Cabinet: and the administration ot
J the Il. v c!t2e': President opens pTOmia.nG!y
! with these men tcr his counseors.
':i- uew President. Na;tos, is one Of the
! old Eerufiic.as. q man Ci siUe abilities.
! and has i'll late years distinguished himself
IS the nnronirorusius anu persistent adj
; yuc,.te o: Ahoii,.oui>m.
| p"ghap. the best guarantee Of t!,r sue
! cess u .ha Kew government: is in tie most;
.aj.;.; .elcg;ion Of Don Emilio CASTELAR, as
Secretary %. Foreign Atl..!y.. Although
his nam. has been tamila: as hou@ehold
word for many years. he j. yet but thirty
fv. years Of age. iull o: yigor. indet4tI-
| sab,e in labor. thorough. keen and pene-
trat!Ic a. Diplomat he i;&s II Europo
, today no superior. snl - an orator 10
equal. His wei! .,no"n s..;in"uts argue
tavorabiy for cGha. We question Ii IN the
| .:e ,iiuistrv u: which he was 4 member,
,hc Cuban people had u !irncr friend
Bat while these events have occurred a.
Madrid. Others OF character not 80 prom
ising 70 the tl;gh: future u SPAN are
.rans?iri.s in h. northern provinces OF the
Peninsula. The Carlis.s are I'i!uest!onably
gaining strength. They o1errUn mos. O.
the territory bordering upon the Pyrenee-
| and the inpnrtan: city u! cara GOA. and III"
railroad bo.wrc;. Madrid and Barcelona IS
invested ay them. The followers ot Don
Carlos may find thi. "a favorable :i'ne t'
pusi. oro:a lens vigorously in behalf 81 the
pretende: 10 the crown. with the AID OF
foreign gold. and il remains 70 %e seen Il
the new government will be strong enough
TO Successfully rcsis. their cner"aclni'n;s
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SPAIN.

Don tarios pu-hing for The Crown Move
nlcnt- Against II Repub'ic- Character
o; the Government ReRuinr Troops
Divided--Spnin Tranquil Permanent
Organization Of the GUrfrn-Acguies-
crncr in the RepHbIic-Thirr. Hnd the
Spanish RepuhIic-ilc will RrcOgnize
it.
WAsuISGToH. February l3.-If il stated
that Don Carlos is preparing :" take nd.
vantage of the crisis lit Spanish affairs. and
will push for the crown.
A 100000 600 francs were subscribed at
the meeting held al the residence OF the
Duke d'Aunale TO aid the D"k' d" Mont
penzer in operations against movement
for q republic in Spain.
Masses will be celebrated for the success
Of the Bourbon cause.
Con4ort x-Uueen Is,.b.!la has left Paris
Tor NJ 4d.id. he Spanish Minister Oioncaga
has taken leave OF Pr'sidrut Theirs. and
will probably leave soon for the came dcs
tna',on.
Neither Victor Emanuel nor the Italian
government advised King Amadeus.
IT.. reported il !ari- that til" regular
troops IL Spain are d.vijcA regarding the
form %! :uturc go:ernm"nt. lh" cavalry
r.orornc.d for q n ,narct,v, with th" King OF
the Asturds Isa1 ,lia'.aon, IA King. III" IN
fantyy favor = republic. Fighting reported
in the -tT..ts of ..aUrid.
Madrid. February u. Noon pain "ohe
tInues tranquil.
Tn. National Assembly h44 chosen
Martos President by ~ V"trs.
MADRID. February l3.-I.e tN1 houses
of the Cortes convened to day IN ."jEt ses.
sion as the NdtIena! ASS. Inbly Of Sna'n, and
proceeded to et!cc. i permanent organlza-
linn.
S.ao- T.. Marfos. tic rr.s;icr. of :he
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kcApH3sY OF MUSIC.
~ COTFRIE CARNIVAL.
AHD MARDI GRAS BALL.
-. Director. and Managers Of Ia CorfRiE
say,,raas .ha: the secon, of the series OF GRAND
.AI. DE-.U!SE vii! be given
Tue.ia, Evening, February %. 1879
:....,o..-n. Bldwel and J. hittted8e.
MANAGERS.
, ,y,i,, 'no Fitzpatrck John sinnott.
;, :irah.r, II BidwrH. Lew. rover
sd \ ghsy.r II. Lardner. .iohu IL. .iahi"'
. Z: "-n.nr.d George Sanford W. rdLis.h'
" II ,nn,or Paul Waterman. David SwartZ,
~ .s,I.r J. ". Madden Geo }. Plttht'i,
:k .r,rL George ". Doll. Taylor Adams.
y St.,r trcd M,UDrot. ". j. G"hs
...ui.. .,n,h. william Lucas, fr't,k Pace.
sk,.rt.~r itut. VI. ". C,ontN. - r ,tn'-''".
A'.Ix I!tyw.. Daniel Ro-c. IL. a. weber,
! l. :.. =. h. Landry.
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
: E:..,G. ~ Iarduer George " Doll.
John Fitzpatrick.
.E.EPTIOE COMMITTEE.
,,., >,uo.- Fred. n Thayer. J. H. Hama
= &sra4 :; Kidasr: @s@: TtsG Ts.EsS sSSnor.. M "G
] .'.'. A.c3 Navel. }. II. starr
FL0OR MANAGERS.
gqn. :: +, Wit, J. E.tzpatrck. L"~i' G7a4ain;
Geo: n,;a,.t. u. Y" "n"y. AaI'iSt o. i.iI''
4 e Flanagan. Daniel Rose. H. \. h'Lo-:'
: y LadI.1, Il a weber. IL. L' b'""'
.Ii. !: Draper.
,T,ef rDrchrstrr Professor J. NoS'r.
,hr: I,. Raul,. Nlutair. Ir'd SrhleIchard.
Applications Tor ladies lnFitano' Ta'l ", ~ ',' :,
20 ,nv the managers. 81 ie.t at 'he 'o~ o''' VI
:ae Theatre. ,,
'uyitallou Committee mt NJ tho ASaI'h ny
svprv dtg D..l on. 30 ihe Ga nIval.
No F.tll - alu.tte unlosa "Its. in'it"toh ah" i'
cu.-I"n cad. ,o,,,
,.a,i.e7 uu1uasit in the reception committee '""n
:-Ii,ru.r.- ~, .ntrInC" door. ,-., :;
..at...s Masks aut romi'!c"s can De "o'1e' "
-. ...a}..a reception ro"n ,
,yU... g., f.,rtt. 'En!c" W'nF" hN ile po!'s'1''!
-irkpts-Thrcc Dollars.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


VARIETIES THHATkho
GAg".PrEAR.SCES -. TIE GRfA: :n:.Eo!AN,
John Z. OWENS.
!o-IIGHy tFRIDi:o
ta.s:, :Iu::Aa3 1iL OLD .oi N,s.G
Di'NI EEiiE.
Sal.:!.o cia..rc.-j:. ONl&s a, CALEB iLuH
N+t..
S,;n..iy E.i,.-"AUL PR ana LIVE INDIAN.
Mv os.,., III !"u. harsCteTs
NJ pA.n: appears IL Mobile or Monday. fe!t
CtHATI>i: RINK .sE\ATEH<: RINK
CarOn.elc; Hall. ENpo.i,iGn Eailiin1.
G2,yo ASSEMBLY, EV.R: SATURDAY NIGHT.
O,..l :" :l~ ;';4'... Wolfs .ts.n. jAnd ~ ::
tendance
TT.ty Saturday morn.as and afternoon :oi is'I.,
an, .i.iIdr"n.
The next scfits OF enc ttn'Ient5 givrn oy TIE
NJ. Jr.,n. tss.tin. Cu5. !! coma euce OK non
Di. NIGHT Mkt.
Persons si-h!ng ~ ipn She club VII send II
.he,: appIiCa ioL, 20 III. office %: '!i- Exposition
Building. felfN
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LMUShRENTS.

z T. a ''-' A-h@'
Carnival Opera Season
.....:.. NAK1E ANNIE.
-,- +. 30. .: Opera Bcutfc. supported b: h"-
sE., r4EiaIAS OPERA TROUPE.
.-,;Y :.:. 80 ORGANIZATION EvnI TRAVELLED
uy.n."; ..::ht, Monday. February 80.
.. GGA%DE tuCihs,H
~. i':.l. - .I.r rurt,..i role q! "A Ctsh%1;:
3UIHr ,SE.
Non, :'r.'i:' ~. first app"arH c'' in h.. mos:
.'.n.,.-' ! ".I,Ya. t.r OF FniiH .
koa, I" .."-.h. tn" Cd taNort. "hHhi.AH
GBt u.
NJ. .''*D u .": chtrE!,i: rol" "t WANDA.
s,.i!.:,.--Mon.. VAN 6HhLE.
-..S.. q -. m.,- .. i.6r,t"l C.e:s. :or -"
-: ;IH. IN Nv nsl"iIi-.
iE PITT FAUST
~. sIH. IL a. MEl'HISrO
r@....,.u.."i 1T Nile. Du*HLil, ~ 60: AZ,
...' -.r'""' .!""! IN, '",ilo ~ .'a!''i'' IL
....7-.a' ,"i. OF MAh'.HhnIEE
A.. Gg'. ....Ct EH. tie '2rt"Us to.lrti~h ioih
-. N /: a.. .....r..l.. %, TALEHi!HE
-s,:-- .,,.-"2sTDE DrChassH.
-....l ..ARBE EtE'h.
.!.r. -. :'aI!g FAUST.
.,-;:.I. -r:Au,. matin." ~ necH. IA hNANDh
plCHES>E.
lS.: v:...rar..irn, The newest ~ all oI-:A' f"'
-. .r4t tim. IN y, ~ or "aIe
.f> CONT VIERGES
.,. .;..,t raI sian 80 .sS;1R.
"a. ...,. .Ir six night. IN a6ra'e" and
q. .u.. .. ."Inrns noes To day, February ~ .'I ~
" E: ~. f,,x o:tic.. at til" th.atr" only.
cg.IrF. --2--.:yri .csts in orchestra. Hrcht-tfh
aud - ~ -
.p..- :! fanny cuce - Gents. prIy~t" boxes
=. .uG + =
p,-:>E. PH.GE>-Aiui.-ion With reserved seat
Subscription TO season tickets rec yea
fell
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TIE LIBERALS DISCOURAGED
special TO she New Or!cnn. Republican,.
WA.!iLNEvON. E.hruarv Il. Is. :.

WA-!.IscIoS. February Il. 1873.
Rejecting the electoral vote of Louisiana
signifies that Congress viii give 10 quarter
70 the McEnc-r government.
Con .ress viii act interfere. and Kellogg :
government vii, be rontinued as the legal
government under the decision o: the Su-
prene Cous: and the recognition o, the
President.
Narlav,i and NcN.ltcn are discouraged.
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EXISTING GOVERNMENT MAINTAINED
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BY ELE RAPH.
no HOPE FOR McENERY

KELLOGG TIE LEGAL GOVERNOR
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or several point. which VII. attend the
coming prosecution.
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sUccc.si0n OF Calvin Tate->o. S5.t69. :.
c,ECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PaR,HH
y of Or'eaus- Whereas, Leo cl H. Levy hiAe
n.titionrd .he co,l,. tor letters OF adm,rls
traticp on tie estate of the late Calvin Tate.
deceased, intestate. Motto" IS htleo' tE t.Etn
IN ali whom 4 may concern 20 show cause. "itiIl
tDn DAYS. why ;hc prsyes OF the SAID petitioner
should not he granted.
bI o,H5F g "' 'i'' FRANK PACE JR. CLERK.
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MAGICAL. BAZAAR.
Ii2. FRnal street...'..
a,E~i 4 LEVY. PRoFRlETGRS.

4 CARD.
A-sr.. Esr,s i Levy beg leave 10 state 'ha: 'ne!
a.. reo7en their Magica. BaSaf Oh
Monday, February ~, iS72.
si.h an Immense assortment OF SN iNh M"
TRICKS. designed expressly for pHrl'F
The public are Respectfully ln'i'' ~
Grand oeening, MoNDAy. February -.
Brancb of No. ll82 Broadway. Ne" Iors; iof'
~.e. Of No, /; Camp street. New Orleans. fel'
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

succession oi EIvirs HrHli. deceased. "iIe
OF G. KrUjl--Sr Ja,3J,.
C,rCOND DISTRICT COURT tO. THE PARlSh
~ orDrIeans-S Notice is hereby given to the cred
TORS Of this estate and TO AL other pS'soLs hertn
Interested to show cause WITHIN ten days from w"
-, 80 sotifcstfou II auy they have ran. why
The accoun. presented by y hrul. adnl"lssrS'
Tor Of this estate should not b, h.noioGated ana
sDnroysd the SAID G. F. kruN recognized =. sole
In r. of the decreased, and AZ such put IN posse"
tOr.
bT b2 s'lef ia 52o u '"' FRANK PACE. u. C7-rk.
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ssucrrs.;on4 OF Mr.. and Mrs. 10 IL. Lee
prc-re-Nos. i,7,U aud % o6E ,,, ,,,
1IEcONr DIS TRICT COURT FOE !hh f3tl"n "
itors of this estate a,..i to al other persons
Interested to show caC-c within sen sSs from me
~, sent Uotifc.t on If any they have or can wy
~. account presented by the 6ativc tret.n"EtarN
.y.rutris ia ,hIs estate should not b." hom3o,
rat, d and approved and the tuLds dio1F!S'!.oo 'n
accordance herewith
Ev order of the Cour:. ,,
FHANk Eit r. JtN'. WV
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New Appropriation Bili-Eashington and
~. iOuis RniirOad-COmmissiO OF
Commerce Bill Tabled - Report on
Water E4ines-The Report Tabled-N0
F{ooe of Wafer Lines Nf:yigatiOn.
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Grand Railroad Demonstration
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The VOICE OF MASSACHUSETTS
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cuc,Cs.iOn ci G. W. LanghO:i-Ho' "t'S3'
.,EI0ED DISTRICT COURT FOX THE AhlSi'
= nf orleans -Sr =. is ner. L. giV'n 20 t'l' 'I'u
tora of this estate ard to all other rtrson" hsFesh
iTJrre.ted to show cause within ten dave 'loii
The present notification II any they na "T '"5 .be
Wy at;Iran ~ the eCrA=e!' and as such admin
i1.gIInc this estate should not be h9m"oga, ed
IId annroyed and the funds distributed IL accord
auce herewith.
6E %Iqtr o. 'No FRAME PACE JR.. CIeTs.
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e..C0psslOu OF Henry Deg 20 nh" .'ih'i'
7' &c Bounv his witeNo. 36,087
r,.c,.n r1sTRICT COURT FOR THE FARESH
- of OrIeans.-Whereas Henr5 nfSc,I n6..ty,, .s g
@ n the estates of his DIT ceased parents hear:
Rgro W and MaTs Bouny E9ss is a5rsoy n tifTn o 10
an whom it may concern io sh%S .ifioper should
daNs Why tn. prayer o. inc SN-N
not " granted.
By order Of the Court. ,,cv ,y t-e-N
f..l3 L u. Ft-NNN 49, ---,----.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14

I4i LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION CLOSED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
NEW YORK.

Burned n: Ssa-CnrgO and Malls EOst-AlG
Lives snycd-SRlc of Government Gold
-SnOw storm in New YOrk-nTaii SER
vice Ceased - 1ncOnpleIrd Railroad
Bonds stolen -RecOgEitiOn of Jour
rLi.t.. ~ yLk.a, slunnGl Triul.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14

FEARFUL ACCIDENT At RICHMOND
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14

lCosTNulB os BIGHa PAGE,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14

S,cce- sion of Mary EialeS-No. 80" 81: :.
c,KCOSn DISTRICT COURF foh - b.s nett
nsd - U.eIs hs court for letters of n. OK
the estate OF the lac Mary haasy' 10 oe s, Whom
tes ste Notice Ia hereby gwen 70 o.. 49,
~ 80, - .o,,,orn TO show cause WITHIN zen ust
WHY '' he prayer Of ths said petition sh''' not ~
granted.
b. b S51r rs ~. q 'DS '0' FRANK PACE JR. Css.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.
NsW Ysrk 6sskss. " ~
NEW YoRK. March IL.

N1W YORK, March IL.
FLOUR.-Market quiet without any
material change S 0O06 Is fol
super6ne state I $7@N 50 Tor extra
state; q 55@7 IS Tor choice; 81 70@
8 40 for fancy; IS 85Gq6 s. for super
fine westefB; fse I9o07 IS tor common
to medium. extra wsstefS q. 40@8 0(
for choice do: % 50@l0 SO orcommor
to choice, white wheat sssisrn extra
81 l5(a7 60 for common to good.
WHEAE-Markst quiet without any
decided change in prices 81 $50
l 81 Tor No. 2, spring 81 77}@1 sc
lor No l, spring; 81 S0@l IS ior win
ter red western; 81 S502 00 for amber
western; 81 sO@2 l2} for white western
latter for isncy; No. 2, milwaukee,
quoted at 81 64@l IS in store; 81 GIG
l IS sfloat
RYE Quiet At 92@s5 cents.
BARLEY.-Quiet and steady.
C0RN,-Market quiet and steady;
65@66 for new western mixed; S6f@66a
TOR old western sAost 63i@6f .tor
western in store.
OATS.-Firm and fairly active, at
48@5l for new mixed western; 529523
Tor old mixed western in store; 5l@52
for white western; 5000 for new black
western.
PORK.-Market is frm With light
offerings at SIG 90 for new mess;
$l2 25@l2 so for prime; $l4 ESQ
ii so new prime mess.
BEEF.-Is dull and unchanged at
SO 0O@ll IS tor plain mess, and
$l2 00t2l3 50tor extra mess. II.
CHEESE.-Quiet and firm at l2@
tic for common TO prime.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and steady at
Ste Tor crude; 1871 for refined.
TALLOW.-Quiet and in the buyers
favor at 8f@9c.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady at
924 cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-12
Money Market. g, ,
Nnw YoRK, March III.

The general situation in Wall street
to-day, was strangely in contrast with
Yesterday, dullness being one. Of the
chief features. The Gold speculation
was steady on a very moderate business.
There were no evidences OF any fresh
movement for the Bulls account, and
the market seems to be left to itself tor
the moment. The foreign exchanges
opened firm and closed weak. The
monetary situation was without any
striking change. On the stock exchange
the Bull, speculation made further pro-
gress early 10 the day in Pacific Mail
and Rock Island. But in the afternoon
there was general decline and prices
ranging from t to 81 per cent. Late in
the day however, there was q steadier
feeling ard some recovery in prices,
until the final close che market became
weaker.