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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15


As the nights are rapidly becoming LANCER ,vher
requiring good
iLLuMINArING OIL
~ examine IL carefully and ascertain beyou the u.
sioility of doubt, Its perfect safety II h mn
@hea TACT that four -hfts OF the ordinary coal o,
Iouna ~ the market Is quite and danger
vu, lShhlng readily at ordinary tslnperatures when
Drought in contact with the nsine Of lighted uaicp
@ lung tne winter the newspapers almost daily 10
.otu the iaet ol great suffering and terrible deaths
setting Of lamps. "p
tlIey avoided by the use of ~ 80
PRATI'S ASTRAL OIL,
uee hot only nom the danger OF explosion, hut
aiso iIoh the danger ot the taking tire shou, IL.
lamp be upset or broken.
We can hnaarse th,s oil a.
M. EXTRA SAFE,
Win Tue FULLEST confidence after an experience o5
over Ihree sears, during which period welaye hnn5-
lea upwards Of forty-two thousand gallons Nhien
hss peen used In thousands OF familles vita vrrsI
satisfaction, and rfou the which no aqeiiei,t
has occurred. either directly OF indii ecriy
large stock Just receiv ell and foI sale Wholesale
OF retail at the lowest rates, by the mabufagtnI.I
aEsEts, L. BRINGHtRSr n 90
wholesale and Retail Druggists
.oo Corner 81 sixth aud Market Streets
wilmington 4
HHEaT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
FOR SAIfS,
hisyunt Reso Vest Street Residence,
No Yu9

No YH3.
.s.S,A bai during last spring due pressed bIie !
slIIf i.oht, tLrss stories high, having eyeIy conse
itatH1 hienoe hhd all the modern iInDIoyement nts
4 lie bsst materials were used and the work done bv
the day under my super vision, -
Front "a feet, 70 ieet deep with seven feet bs In
tue eentre large bay window In the southern parIor
back building 80 teet deep by Is feet vide. Lot fronts
S west stTeey y rect ny inches ss feet deep, ali
Whole building registers In every room arranged to
heater bath loom with hot aud cold water. Ihs
oudiiig Was put up In the most substantial manner
ana contains eleven rooms and commands one of rue
most delightful views Of the Delaware and Crislsna
ii'ers Laige side yard planted with hourishing
eserg eens and shrubbeTy.
The property will be sold bargain and on accom-
nodAtng terms $1,000 may remain oil for a NUM-
her OF years, Those desiring " buy are rsoueste1
10 cali and examine tue house. Apply to
DAVID WOoLMAh.
Ill Orange Street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
HEART DISEASE.

I a Z 7
Having fsgained my health and resumed the praa.
tee of medicine, will hereafter make a speoislty 9
OF heart Disease and Kidney and Dropsicaf A fec
tions and can be consulted At all times at NV Office
front and West streets MRs. c. FOSTER, NJ. d.
Trusses, Braces, Supporter Suspensories and SyY.
decl5
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15

EoSTER'S ORIGINAL PoMADE-Fsr BARRIERS
use the cheapest and best in the market to.
eesesr wnuers soaps, brushes co abs, sponges pow
BARRIERS supplies generally very loves
Cash prices Call oTd see at
FOSTERS DRUG Slo2E,
Front and West Streets
.aI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
Sure Cure Tor RHEUMATISM.
MAHAN, HILL & CO..
No 4 e. Third Street. WHINING
ton, Delaware,

tsaS story Of MOrrOws's ButIaiussA
Having invented and prepared for salog medicine
that sure cure tor rheumatism. 1t las not fsilrd
L. L. THREE CASES OUT OF HUNnRED--
reer 10 the following persons Ia this city
tneS tS naVe cured among many hundIe,ts within the
last isW years Many of them desperate cases
Eo Nm; MeCateIty, i04 West Fourth Street MARY
foi man siS Poplar A. hufnal, soc Conrad ST. Pat
Iick MeCulen N 4, corner FItth and Pine stl eets
Lewis List 2il West seventh Street; $. Casperson,
al East sixth street s. Marshail Walker 4Os Pop
TAR street VIM. ID. Sparks, ia Fast Seventh Street
Mary Boyee, .orner of Fifth and Madison Streets
mary hoopcs, 100 East Front Street Also, Ernc,t
Neunlsn, Odessa Del
For sale, retail at III bottle.
MAHAN, HILL & CO.
NO; East Ihird street, second story st Morrow
shlidhgs, Wilmington, Del.
S'B.-Aso Tor sale at +. Brnshurst & Cos, cor
neI Sixth aud Market streets and Ut 4i3 East siSIs
street. Wilmington, Del. snI5,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
PILES OF uEMORRHUIDAL TUMORS

AZ kinda pSsssy, perfectly and permanently ears4
or instruments, by
W. a. MeCANDLiss, NJ. u. q SON,
NO POOL Arch street. Phlladei phta
nest o. reference given to persons cared,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
PIMPLEs.

whi send tfree recipe for my VEGETABLE
SAL9i removing Pimpies, Black Worms, Biotcnes
ekies, Moths, and all Diseases the Skim leay!
ing clear and with healthy glow. Also sure pro
cess iof nne growth OF HsiI on bald heads or smooth
faees. THOMAS +. CHAPMAN C9kaIsr
r o. Box o,i2s. - broadway, New York.
Lnar32-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
TO CONSUMPTIYES.-

Ihs advertiser, having been permanently cured Of
At " cad disease, Consumption, by a simple Isue
hhAious to make known TO his fellow sufferers ths
nasans OF cure To al no desire 1t, he will send
nopyoi the prescription used, (fres of charRe win
ne tons fol preparing and using the saine
.iieS "lil nnd sure cure for CONSUMPTION, AsTa.
"A. bHoHoHITI-, &c.
hsv. L. WILSON, N1''''
1874 Penn St., Wlamsbursl, New YorH,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15

FoH sAlt' sk
small srst mill. near Cecilton, Gecil cuui,- III
w Old In pleasant reighborhOod, surrouuds d uy
iIgs Iai nls and good farmers, who would supply
Roou miller with as much he could do. 10 Young
man who Ia master or his business would sell on
,nen Terms that the payments can be made without
lars, apply to q. j. Scott, Esq. 0slena, Kent Co
Ad OFT the shbserIDsr, No. els Market street, or
soS tilm Asshhe, Wilmington. Del
JOHN b LEWIS,
eass AlsI, Tor sale two small Frame Houses No,
.aW sOs and so4 Tatnail street Also, a 4Ise second
Aik hand cook stove aud fixtures Tor sale AuuSg
above. fdaca2-til 4. ,tPs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15

BOQgEf hULDEhS.-A .,eat anu conyenlep
article for hodug water preserving the freshness
and beauty OF bUds mowers worn In the coat asa
! hau. iaigs assortment for sale by
e. BkINGHU ST s co.,
orDsr Sixth Apa Market str sat
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
Errors of Youth.

A Sentlsman who suffered for years from Nervous
"A OsbHity, Premature Decay, and all the effects
oi youthful ndscreuon will toT the sake Of suffer
Ing humanity, send free to all who need It, the
and direction for making the sirnpe rem .dy by which
ne was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adj
vertisers experience can do so W addressing Ia Lar
tset confidence JOHN OG,SEN
novl7-6mG 4. Cedar street SeH VAR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15

uSf hEoEIVED AND oPENED-A ful and
excellent assortment Of peITGmeIies and fancy
soods suitable for the holidays. '
lage stock OF hrst class buckskin sloye- ohsm,is
skins, hngsr cots, ETC., etc.
iIeth and large stock OF No. sage, sweet malone
thyme, pure ground black and csyenls pspraT
ohoice assortDent Of Havana and othor cigars
sne wing tobaccos ~ ~ We"
a eomplste assortment Of fancy soaps houI sapo.
powders. hair brushes, combs, &c ~
A nne SELECTION OF kites, collars ON ffs ste al
fosTEH'S DRUG sTORf,
,,,. FT,int aud West street,
spisi.1 WILMINGTON, Dol
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
FOR RENT.
For Rent

GsEVERAL Houses on Locust street, near b H..
- street, South Wilmington. M
House Tatnsil street near sixth VsN
streets. -''"'A
h9use uhd garden on eausewsy, near Wthnh, gtou
S Western Railroad Depot. A Apply TO
WM. MoCAuLLEY a. 90
Goa Market Street. Wtmin ston 0al
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
La s.sssasa,zdta Philadelphia, Wiimiugson
syH and haittmore Hail koad.
COMMENCING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER nth,


fuaislphia ani Washington Express trains sr
dshenated thus, II 3o.. New York and Washingto
rom ssnsss tor F1resss I'M Monros m 'sa an
.Iurioik.
On account of difference In time, trains leave Bait
more by city time i've minutes CARRIER than stated be
on Monday ami Thursday only. aTbe li.45 p. In
train from Philadelphia will run Tuesday, Wednes
Jay, Friday and Saturday only.
Trans from Philadelphia will leave Depot, corner o
Broad Street and washington Ayonue. as ioilows:
sGO, 4aO, 6i5, $50, e0,~ Gas, $50, iosO,t ii3o, Z
roi WiLMiNGloN, $ 80, 10 30, a. M, 1900, I.
!. IL H. 30, 400. 6i6, GOO,- 10 30, ii 3O- ~
tor Newport, 80, a IN, and 100 p. IN.
teE Staht III, & 30, q IN, and 90 p. IN.
For Newark, 80, a In. I w, IL 3o,~ pm.
For NoiiI East e. $50. $ n' ~ 90, III Il sb
for Shariestown, ~, a LII, 4 90, y, in
Fer PIineipio, $50, a IN. %, y. m,
fsr rerryvile, 10 a m, l2Os,A IL i5.4 70, Uo,-
For havreds Grace, 80, a. IN, ~ oO- m, laia
Fer Baltimore 8 3o a. m, i2 oo,- IN, Ials,- co.
'''- u 'Y' 'NHbikTHwAaD.
TRAINS Tor PlIladolphia win leave as io,iows.
From Baltimore, l 80, ssO,- a. IN. AS 1905
From a.ss4G a.sts4G b j. nm 81. pm
S$spSFi, 81, iS l. a; n, 10 ". pm.
1850 a. m, iass- zoo, 44s, 8 a. ~ 10,
PORT DEPOSIT BRANCH
Trains from Port Deposit will leave s4 foilJws tor
PeIryville 80, i 80, II %, a m 45, 49, p.
aatIe Grace and Baltimore, sO ii 90, Il. m
BALTIMORE, and way stations, c 50, II 90, a In as
lrain4 lor Port Deposit viii leave as follows
Baltimore, stopping al all way Stations. ~ IN, 06
Fion baltimore, stopping only at Aavre-de- Grace
snd pstrysic, %, a. IN.
tto@ Perryyille, 80 oG, II 2j M, o5,7 co. p M
Il ~ me IL 23 a. m, and w, p. m, trains from
pegyyiile connect nj that plSce with tralns nom
Philadelphia.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
rains from Philadelphia viii leave as follows:
foi STATION on Delaware Division aud all connee-
uUbs, 30, q
New Castle, u 90: N, g45, p. III.
I'm hSd or ssaiord s and Way Stations connecting at Clay
hi,i Kent railroad, ior all stations, 8 l5 y. IN
aas To- afa Fhs.phs Ssi Win ~ % % So
FROM Wilnngton, connecting with Delaware Di-
zion train from sraoId and way stations with
hnSfna Train at Clayton anu with Kent comfy tram
NJ TO" ascend. 10 20, a.
From Wilmington, connecting with train f, om all |
rthioh1 Oh Delaware Division aud ull connections
= 10 D.
Wilmington connecting with train from Dslmsr and
"a! stations, / IL, lO "a p.
, From Wilmington, connecting with trains from
faiaDa FIJI Gai1,s T. sAIf. III q GEySTkA RAILROAD
stopping at all Stations ON Chester Geek and PHI
aieiiilila and Baltimore Central Railroads, /
Trains iIoln Philadelphia will leave a. foliows:
for port Deposit w n. m. 4 80 U. M;
~ wsdne.ass % Go aud Sal satasisys 40 oEaa Fo,S
w. 10 So , =; In., 3o,g o. D. NJ, 30, y. M We'd
Trains Tor Phadephia will leave rs follows from
H So DtS1,'t % % m & chaaa. Fcra T. d. oi,o1a
t,o," I,o% wsnstSn connects A. LamOEn
~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
% no trans VIII be run on Sunday, except those named
rrsins from philadelpaa will leave follows Tor
anal n 1
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15

kennstt Road, miles from Wilptpr &AxA&
Ton: Apply TO THOMAS WALTER. lEaD1
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
8 U Y ID A MS
a uC L 10 N ROO M
". W. Corner Third IL
Shipley Stree4s.
8 u YD A MS

HILHINUTVV, DKL.
we take pleasure in informing the pubnr that ss-
peeia attention will be given 10 sales In coa1t an,
city and respectfully solicit liharsl snare OF mar
tohags' t1shA GEORGE DRAKE, AustlonesT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15

Trains leaving Wilmington, at I03O a. M.eonnsct.
WIN train leaving philadelphia AT $50 a. Al.
with train leaving Philadelphia at 400 p. NJ.
Train arriving at Wilmington l,6i A. NJ. cOnnects
With tram Tor Philadelphia at s.lU A. NJ.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 80 r. NJ, with
tam for Philadelphia at 400 P. N.
=, Omnibus transfer between W. q W. and p. W. =
b. Depots and cars Of WImngton city K. H.. at Tont
and Market Sts by MsMulen g Seal, at cents for
each passenger, au cents for each piece OF baggage
3I-tf DAVID CONEIt Sut,t
". h. CONNELI.. General A penI.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
H6GI - wiiInington and Reading
Hall RAas.


"a 6ASuDnna wiiningto,n and nsadins
SUMMER AaRANG fMTNT.
On aud after Sunday, JUNE, 22d, 1873, Pse
.eaeeT e trains will lsas, southward as ioilor'si
ls.,. Reading s,5as RsS%' :" Ia
| - QOatesvills sJs tlU e&
Chadd'sFd iU4U sli 80
| Arr Wilmington li3U 800 $40
| sRA,ss ThAiss Nsi .sAvE NohrAwAHp
~se an. pm pm.
LeAve WILMINGTON $50 350 tJv
| Coatesviils SID 4GO vu
Arr. BpdsbGIo 955 ESQ
" Reading 1929 40
CONSPICUOUS.
AZ Wilmington, with trains to Phnaadeiphia and
Baltimore, aud with Delaware RsiirOaj trans. Gy,
and make direct CONNECTION Win trains TO gHi
from Washington.
At Chstds Ford trains Nos, /, 2, ani Ter PhiIs-
deiphia. Nos and with trains from Phtads lInia.
Trains Nos. and with trains tor Port Deposit.
Al Coetesv lille, all trains connect with trains for
philadelphia and Harrisburg Trains Nos. 2 and
makeduect connection with trains to and tromPh hila
dephia.
At Birdsboro' trana l and connect northward and
southward with Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
ahd and with southwar bound trains. Train Nc
4connects with train from Philadelphia.
ohioia aud philadelphia, via Chadt's FoId
connection BY Stage to and from West Chester III
Sayer's with all trains.
Trains do not stop at stations where rguIes are
omitted. O. STOfZ
nov J. General Superintendent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
FOR RENT.

aa Large Dwelling, N. Il. corner OF Eighth
NnAM and French, With stable 90 Walnut stTest,N
IsssM Rent, $500,
lAAAk. Also, House, Oil East I weifth street
-Four houses on Locust street. nssr Townsepd..
Rolling mill
teenth streets $3.50 --
Seeend street an4 union Avenue.
Two houses on esuseway, near Wilmington a v..
to- Railroad Deppt, APPLY 70 " 20"
WILLIAM McCAULLkY q Co
marH NO 6o6 Market street WilininQtop bel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
MEDICAL WOTIC ES
DIR, w NJ. FIELDS

u TILL continues Liz successful practice OF AiEDI
ZINE. for tie cure OF consumption liver uiseasel
dopsy Etermitng fever or chills and fever dlsess,
the eye and ears insisted and other tumors letter
fchd the worst grades, ulcers OF the iimbs
win many other diseases, such as tevers small poH
&C. The Doctor returns his thanks for past favurs
aud hopes his customers viii still continue theg Lat
mage.
Residence and ot1co Dr VIM Fieids No ats wss
SeFshth Street. Wiimir-tsn' Del. Lnhl9tI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-15
* ~ RAILROAD ABvRRfIsRNENTs.
- q DEI.AWARR
T. RAILROAD LINE.
SPRING ARRANoHMENT

On aud silsr MONDAY, April 2ist, 1873, (Sundsys
srcepted,) Passenger Trains Will leave az follows:
EuRTnA soHraw A nm.
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FOREIGN

dsszaisersafS of Che Surrender OF Sedan.
6snaGINs September To-day has been
oM;ser'Ted throughout Germany as holiday,
Sasiaro In this city Emperor William re-.
sEs~ed the guards In the evening his
sEa.sScy will give banquet, at which the
ssIDc.e of Wales, ambassadors and other
onEnifaries wills be present. The day is
osaebxated with Jgreas enthusiasm eyerys
9ptIE-pc
EGc0mmunicati0ns
ge9s0 eff MEXICO, August 22.-The bishop
ent fEcatan has issued an order excom.
nr1,ic:ating alb Catholics who contract civil
S.HnGS1ageso
THE Cotton Cropo
a.. 5'hec9ottOn crop in one of the districts of
MIRA Cruz, which last year yielded 100000
gysB1fi'Ase this year exceeds 100000 pounds.
The Cuban Sugar crop.
6Ga97lNA, September THE Indications
az. that there will be a very abundant CROP
qit s,ugn,o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03


although the secel: Developments with regard
90 :Gs Institution have caused apprehension
that II might De forced ntO susper sion. that event
10 day was the subject OF genera comment and ex.
cited more sensation than m.Shs lave been exc
s,ected Iader the Ci:cr instances. ]: appeared
nevertheless to ne .he cOmmoa impression shas
the banks assets %..! leave large surplus over
its liabilities. although the complication of its
affairs may protract qtIidatsn. This unfOIeunat
occurrence snoud nor excite auy distrust OF other
banks and banking institutions The amount due
to bank and bankers as above is understood 20
,e secured. and the recens drain of the bank de.
pOsts has lad she effect of increasing that OF
Others Our own convection ss that the retirement
OF the weak oaa ks has .eft arge constituency to
support Abe rest. and with augmented resources
they arc entitled to even more confidence than
Gold opened at 1858 iO9s agains. ios.,. a. New
York and. after moderate business, closed mt the
opening rates in both markets. touching lO97s dur.
ing the iate'im. The sales summed up $2l 900, EN-.
bracins s 1909 at le9a: $4,000, $4,000 ana $4,000
at l09I. aud $4,000 at ioS1,.
No sales of silver We're reported. American half
dollars We're still. quoted .. !o.:.0sI.. and Mexi.
can dollars at 81. gold.
Foreign exchange was withou: quotab;e -aria.
ZION. and aothiuS transpied either in sterling or
francs.
At .ae close sterling biiis were quoted. at s: So.
as 80 tor bill o. .ading and Al clear and "a 8:
fOr BANK. and francs uOn.!uas a. 4.2z tor private
and - for bank.
Nothing transpired in .io,nes:i C Exchange worthy
OF notices and quotations. were without 9uotable
The nanks continued 10 check OH New York a. 4
quoted at 15-l6.
No sales of stocks were reported
The sales OF bonds included 5 l0oe and c0s. eity
gold bearing seven per cents at a.: s lOJc at 49,,
8zoU0 at !3s. and $1,000 at s2}:. They closed at
about 43a.
City scrip continued nominal at 1915 TO, cty
Appropriation certificates, Metropolitan Police war.
ants and time certificates OF 1873. and no sales
we're reported.
Old State warrants were stii quoted a. 3ca3:
md new a: '!9'2. but no sales OF either were
exported. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

| TRw ToRR, September 2.-Slxes of l89e stSs. Gre
new llsk; of 1867 Hiss of 1863 Iis5,: new Ives u
| ll21,, ten fOrties, lllao
State bonds are quiet and nominal. except reu
| nessees which are little otfo Tennessees Sc new
,2a; Virginias %. new %; consols la deferrei
Louisianas e. new o. ieyee skies q. Fights 81
80; North Carolinas 10. new 10 specia! tax 81,
south Garolinss rs new Is, April and October Is
god he host r"s.s financial oa article says All sales Of
the rates have been fat, and / az p cent u aunnm
for use. Foreign exchange is nomlnay as yeste,s
day, the rates tor business in first class bankers
sterling being 81 S5A04 5000 and 81 aSi, to
~ sshs Government bonds arc firmo State
| confined to Missouris Tennessees and yiroinias
n. Here money is to 2ia cent for call loanss and
onr dses DATE TIE m ssoc and
Prices t then R advanced the LATTER Union Pa
raetion Erie ha as sn'G fa a1o aesS Tss
M have been She Union Pacitis and lme
r ree sraph. Extreme sales have been as follows:
Shore 49,, 074 Erie "a ass IL Wabash "a as,s pan
G,fG Mail ~ 045a Rock Island 1911 \ 0lO2s: ST.
Io2 g!s2ss; Columbus Chicago and Indiana Cen"
tral II 0llk Northwest SO i 1381so 0s'S'
NJ; Leather a.a hrn hemIock sole Buencs ayres anq
zsc; California do 251 028hc Orinoco do 25a27l,e
90 W ool steady: domestic fleece 43a65c fubbeG
S5s; pulled 's0aSc; unwashed 67d36e8 Texas I8
Cotton closed quiet and steady: sales 1000 bales,
nuiInS upianus 1914 c. lnludnpg Orleans II \ c: NET
receipts 80; gross $40 49, '
futures closed barely steady: sales II $50 bales "a
IoI s September IS el64l51 &c. October is 3
10 .i6c; January Is l3321l5 7l6c FEBRUARY Is 2l32
az, S lilec; March Is l5-l6c; April is 3.I60isac.
= southern flour quiet and unchanged, Wheat
export demand more active; market irregular and
unsettied; new spring scarcely so firm: old I 12c
ue.tsr; WINTER wheats heavy, 102c lower Corn a
THsue nrner; better export inquiry 83kc for
" estsrn IN store 8ia for do ahoat
CoHee duu and n0minaly UNCHANGED Smear
Huet ana steady at SE 18 i for fair to good refn
tns sac Tor prime; \ d8ac for muscoyado. re-
nhed nrm. Aoasses quiet and unchanoeJ p;na
oull and unchanged. Tallow firm at 4 l6ISkc To-
prime city and 80SAc for country ROsn steadv
=. ~ z9aZ 80 Turpentins steady at 35c pow
Gun u $ZZ 20 for new mess. Beef upchanged
at closing. oA' 81 o'~l "a
ST LOUIS, September 2.-Cotton quiet and I'M.
ura1ged. Flour quiet dull and weak; little doing
, Wheat dui; no. red fall 81 05. Corn-Demani
n ngh. ana holders firm; No. mixed 73c, delivered
soc, according 10 location Whisky hiebsr o9c
rork quiet, @23 IS 124. Bacon higher small lots ~
steady. Ahc. nav Aafo
Foreign Markets.
, LIVERPOOL September 2, $50 P. M.-Cotton
SAFES on the basis of middlng upands notbino
below nldd ling. deliverable September. I'd. sales
OF shipments OF the new crop on the bass nf
niddllng uplands. ncthing below good or,iinary
, I'D. sales OF deliveries of the new crop on the |
dlings, ed. WV" AZ" niio'
LIVERPOOL, September 2 $50 Mar, f,s "a
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GcPEsiCH DISTRICT COCR: FOR .HE PARISH
~ -: Orleans. Nos. y, :.S and $685. virtue OF
Two r1ts Of heri facias to directed 5y the non.
cradle the Superior Dstric. Court :oS the parish o.
orleans IN the ADORE entitled causes for .tv faxes
of :.! and i83. Will process 30 sell at public. auc.
ZION a: thc Merchants and Auc:ioneer.' Excbsagr
Royal street. between Cana' ard C:Istomhouse
streets IA che Second District OF this civ on Mon.
oAi. October ;. 90 a: ."eive "clsGs 81, e.,
following described property. TO w.t.
ONE CERTAIN LOT o! GROUND. situated IN
the First distric: of ;his city. IN square number
four hundred and thirty. bounded by Perdido vii.
low. Clara, claiborne and 2oydras streets .iesig.
mated as lot number one, measuring thirty fee.
On Perd 1 street by.ne hundred feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated j,
tie same district OF this city, in SQUARE number
four hundred and four. bounded ov Gas0ue.
Claiborne. Canal ard Robertson Streets iesir,ated
slot number fourteen, measuring twenty i've feer
on Gas1uet street By one hundred and six fee: IN
depth. "
ONE CERTAIN LOr 0r GROUND. situated ;r
the Fourth District of this city N square number
three hundred and nineteen. bounded by Jacksnn
Philip. Liberty and Franklin Streets designated as
lot number tweuty.three. measuring tlirTy feet on
Jackson street by one hundred AID ;went. feet in
depth.
seized IN the a5o-e suits.
TeTms-Cash on til. s.,o:.
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seo Il 0CS Sheflis of eiie Parish of Drie