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Tic upderd Jobb
attention friends the North
f 1oEe't market
poe. Receiving, hands bob4n this country .ndn Eu
rope. and relying on facilities the shipment
enabled offer superior : any other
be the best Western Market Tor al kinds
products make
'''' ~ AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
S s@ s :' a: s Egg;
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS srAr1osERs:
Pro-. n fass Co. Co., S Third a''a h'' ''' 'n''
''''''' w. BOOKSELLERS AND srAr1osERs
Merrill Co, "a Taylor, 14s Third st
Fs.paush G.,be., aosisn Co., 70 Thirds
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS rsA1sRs -.
oDby Auo-en, % and 25 West Fiji st
CARPETS, CLOTHS. PAPER, &C. ,
t. n ':s: z; and @''*
l. =: :.... ~..-x. CHINA GLASS. AND oUEENswARE
| CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
'';' ''' e.o,: s. ':$'
a.sss:: CO. n; ss 4 s1' 80 Third
c-:|S~Gry~nr = COFFEE AND .:>1
Granger : Hodge, e rsi' So,,...,o, ,,,.cu.nrs
"a: q: !; E: a: -: e
%' s Ss:7 "a hss;F 4'1'
Miner Mccarthy 10 Fourth st M,1.nu. 254 and s5s
| "' ..~ COPPER AND BRAss~ WORKS
"'' Waiter pooes -; SASH, BLINDS AND nounpuas
! DRUGS MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
Noyes Cutler, 12s Thirdst
| 49, -. ...
s Finch " and ZIG Camp ill., *ss. Third ind Retail.
William Lee 1856 Third st ,.ror ooon. .onnrs
B Hor"eod ITO Third P!sohnss Bros 1874 Third st
'''' '.''>' @'N@ FURNITURE
stees VIM ls9 Third
| GUNS RIFLES. PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
VIM Bukbad Martin Kennedy
+ s.:> ~: .4@: AND PROVISIONS.
5 Co., &C., s 4 % Sicily s ss ;stss1 s I'd
(Fanoy Rean) 2Thd l2e
Ess.o $3.50. z-r =. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
s:'t: % ' ss N.Y.
R Gordon, 50 Rob.r,st 49, / VIM = Mason 100 Third st
sieo, s. Dean, 81 rh,rass Ban&B Brothers,
Richardson (wArcnMAkERs TOOLS MATERIALS 174
! i<.., =: J. LEATHER AND FINDINGS
Combs Brothers. 155 Third ct
Pax ss en- IL a :ss Reed cor Third an" Jackson
LUMBER COMPANIES DEALERS.
41f hs g. sS n Pin c R1e '"' Co.,
MACHINERY, MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES
woosey Robinson Co 81 Third
= -. 81 :. MILLINERY GOODS.
o'" Co.. Third D ss r sssn:' <"''''' and Retail
!, NOTIONS, TOYS &C.
PAINTS, OILS WINDOW GLASS Sc. z
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS
T ais.n Roessn, 4z..ls..-@- -:
lAvern 224 Third
= T.. - .>~-s. PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK, FRAMES
thinner Third
| &:]Sf
Woolsy CO, O. Jackson
..."! sADDLERY sADDLERY HARDWARE.
SAFE MANUFACTURERS
Buell. Northwestern"
81 SEWING MAcHINEs-wHoLEsAtE
Grover Sewing
Sewing
ford Cen Aes,l ksonst Manager
! STOVES ~a1
i - = ~ TRUNK MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Upen,l29
LIQUORS. .,
Beaumont & Euer1l6 st
1rankel .feI
Benz& 297 Third Kieer & Heck "a Jaoks'n.t
Retail Business of Sit. Paul.
parties visiting
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=
T @, Mcclure sstsmpes, through
bin osaAn, III hslit.l sfslA o. sss-II
- Bsrbpl 8 4! 4 90 Il 4
eAeeh aaioaa I'D d IT.
~ . 81 l. A h
= / y - Ssssidatt = III - d
the strongest men in The Senate vsrs
bitterly opposed g u. No,n.l School.
f6st mary ushss vs11 sith9 hosals
or iodi6srsns, and that there wass -,
powerful lobby" o. any other lobby,
from. s.. Cloud. y assisae hin, .Ai~sas.,
esssis ahs.isisg tho appropriated .sf
43lo,00o u 'oouplsts ,hs 2psv Abutldisg
|.sae'ths sdai.losal opp pa iais III
esurredt i.,txsplea,as, "a ~ avsty. a..
tsting, aud +. =. Do ,ea,,isb =
bn personal influence !vith lii .fsllev
Ssas,oss, .sHs sueessded In lea,ryiag
through the Senate svs.y billatAs In.
Il. .ducsd. He carried The bill giving
s5, 900 .ddition.l . tho g. -Oload
School fsr current sxpsaass, and IL
amount vss cut down il AAs House n
a. 00-thtssgh 10 hals, however, sof
Mr.. Barnes, Who labossd hard % pre-
vent the defeat 81 the bill alsoesthst -
that brunch q the Legislature, and
great credit u due " him fos ssvisg i
toef0. : e. a. i svA8 a."1st9 1&;s' as2s
Mr.. Mcclure. u surprised that Sen.
ator Burbank failed 70 s'azo1ss hostility
OF so,ssts astsgsnisms. ~ - That he ~
.ols to mAiotaia friendly relations With
bis fellow Sen,sors, enjoying their con.
ddenee and esteem, and thereby =.
curing Z, large degree OF influence, w
because that, while nss might differ
With him ~ 70 the policy Of hin meas'
ares they did NOT question his integrity,
With T. G. Mcclure 10 the same 20.
si.ion there would have bssn bi.ts'
'.atsgonian.," for Tie rsasoe1 that
from the well ksown ehazsetss. of tn
man, any bill hs might iasrudses' would
DO subject - inssaat suspicion. 4
I''iob'' would e ones b looked III. and
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4 TT: 7sTt.E .4t.sE8tEs.
4. AN International Asrisalt.ussa l H.
b;bisinp. will b. held 9se Bremen: fise
Jupes13shsto Jasss 21st, 1871: Min.l
snesots has been invited to send speoi.
mems of the prodnotsEof her soil, and
should most cer,.ibly do 20. s.''ss g
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-12

& Il Tho sa1dsst ssws that . has' come
oysr' the wires aiaes ths announcement
Of the sa1asai.asion of. Prssidsat Lin.
eoln, il that Of the death Of Charles
sannsr. He died in Meaningless Al
three o'elsek yesterday afseroooo, after
~ illssss Of .boa. Eighteen hours,
caused BY rupture Of ! blod vessel
d Ne hsart. Almost hi" last words
wsss. "Isks aars Of my Civil Right
,bills He Ms . little moro than sixty
tksss ysaas Of -. One Of this COM
! tsy's sblest statesmen and pursss AID
most gifted men he's gone T.
hi rest -. -. -..... .>.... "a.
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II CHICAGO hes taken 70 counterfsiting
ass.sent oieksls. Thee IL moro truth.
thar joking iuskiog ID the .'1ribsss's
ob.sr,.,ioo' that tbs .l.wss sg..in.. soun:
tsrfsitisga should 70 repealed in order
% aeeounnmodsts these inAation,sss. ~. 49,.
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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE

.ANO S1s FAOA NIX,
THE ONLY THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL 49,. ,.
-.. MILWAUKEE, & CHICAGO.
And the only railway line traversinp the Valley of
the PIPER Mississippi River, and along the shore
Lake repin. uu~e-cs .,'4nn $.
This Route passes through more Summer Resorts
and Business Centers shan any other Northws stern
line. 20 - -. .!aG
THROUGH PALACE COACHES, AND
SLEEPING GA RS
all Through Trains, without change:
~ C"nnecting Minneapolis and st. Paul with the
several lines centering those points.
81. Paul Depot, corner Of .ckscn and Levee. City
Office. corner Third aud jackson SITS.
sRConnecting in Chicago with all routes for the
East, South and southwest: :, $50, .l,,
SITS. City Ohit =. 81 and % Clark St. ~
u9-Connectiug in Milwaukee with Western Union
and Wisconsin Central aud other Railroads. Also
other Divisi ons If this Road.
r.. II So 57A.2v. HI. ;CARrENTER, Asya
= General Pass and Ticket Agent
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The Superintendent sIof'saP usiie
sshos,S isr Illisoss 1a3s stbas solsssd.
shfBdfsa . sssdssaesd thers, bing
ssll IN 100 8 the q, g.
sEzs ss sEsa 5g-if sss
=. ~ u asss W. IL ssss s "a ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

new YORK, January g. Evening.-Cottoa Closed
dun and irregular; uplands sac; Orleans l5A.c.
Me- receipts ISL bales gross 51i4; sales 81
Futures closed easier; sales II 500 bales follows;
January Is l6c February Pe Is 3ls@oe' March
Flour l0c higher demand moderate; common to
fair extra at st 9odS; good to choice at o5 o8
Wheat and corn quiet, and shade hrmer Pork
Quiet and firm. Lard trmer; prime steam at &c.
Groceiies fairly active and advancing. Naval
stores quiet and steady. FIeights firm; moderately
Money easy at 4; sterling fiImer at ABB; gold
strong. Governments strong; little doing. State
bonds quiet and nominal.
The market for cotton on the spot opened Mon
day with a strong tendency, and before the close
prices advanced &c, bringing low midding up to
l55jc, when nnfavorabe adylces from Liverpool
caused a break, and the quotations were reduced
l,c, closing duh Wednesday he count of stock
in Liverpool showing an excess of 10000 bales
caused further decline and tie dull market
which has continued ever since closing yesterday
at IS 90 for low middling. In the forward deliver
les the rourse of prices was very similar to those
OF the SPOT dealings, (which were very moderate
and he market closed very steady at a slight ad
vance. The total sales of the week were SO 138
bales, of which 1900 were on contract and sioo az
follows 3i79 for export 4l8O toE spinning, and li7s
foT speculation.
Ia naval stores business has been quiet, closing
with better steeling and sight improvement in
sizes of 1881. III; ve-twenties of 1862 1885,; OF
1864, i of 1865, IA new IA s. Of 1867, la OF
1853 lis; new hves Ill: tenforties, 1884.
Tenutssees 80, new 80; Virginias o.. rev 40,
Consolidated 50. deferred To- LouIsisnas 80, new
~ levee SKIES 40 eght595 Alabama els nus %, nveS
IS; Georges skies o. sevens IS; North Carolinas 25
new a. special tax s. South Carolinas "a. new
~. April and October TO-
sr Louis, January 3-Cotton quiet, middling
15c. Flour-Demand good at full prices for low and
medium grades. Wheat-Demand light, but hold.
ers finn; No. spring Chicago 2l No. 3 fall
g Al Corn quiet; new mixed SOC on east track
and in elevators; No. mixed So 153c Oats higher;
No. 4e!s Gale east track, AZ 043c in elevator.
Whisky steady; Csc. Pork trm; small lots at
4i4 50dl5. Dry salt meats firm shoulders 81 C;
clear lib 7hc; clear 7ssc loose packed lots &c
higher. Bacon stronger and nominalIy higher;
shoulders 7a1tc; clear rib 8hc; clear sac. Lard
firm and higher; 8 y dSac.
CIscINsATI, January 3-Cotton steady; demand
modei ate; middlng l5tc. -Four advanced; s. 10
az g. WheAt-Demand fair and market firm at
4i 4OGl 50. Corn-Demand good at full prices;
s3d6oc. Oats quiet at 430 i9c. Pork quiet held
firmly AT SIS So Lard quiet; steam held at sic;
small sales of kettle at 81 d87sc. Bulk meats
Coed demand; shoulders 6ac clear nib II 07asc;
clear : : 09c. Bacon-Good demand aud firm;
shoulders 7Ac clear rib Sas dShc; clear SIS asSc.
Whisky firm at 94c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, January 3, Evening.-Common rosin
IS 6d Turpentine 30s cd. New pork middles IS Sd.
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which the following is translated verse,
was sung amid wild applause in Madrid;


Down With the Bourbons down.
The very stones do cry;
From end to end of Spain they shout
Well conquer or we'll die"
Without horne shall wander,
AS the scOrned Hebrew race.
As an sutcast from her country,
She OF the shameless face.
The x-Queen has several times attempted
during these last few years to recover her
hold upon the Spanish people. 1t has been
useless. Instead of washing the "linge
sale" of her household, all her explanations
befoul it still more. So much for the value
of moral character. even among the great.
OF the young Don Carlos this can be truly
said: He is a man of unblemished morals.
Maria Beatrix, his mother, Catholic, In
deed, and welded to her creed. bears a
character not only without stain, but
that commands respect even from her enc
mics Maria Teresa of Belra. his grand
mother. long an exile. but never doubling
for moment the ultimate success OF the
Cariists cause. Is a heroine OF the old
Roman stamp. Margaret of Parma, adopted
child of the Duke de Chambord and grand
daughter of his prosecuted sister, Ia the
young pretender's wife About her even
the calumnies of Spain need not fall harm
less, for they have never arisen. And
the flag of Charles VII. should ever be I'M
furled within sight of the snow-capped
ranges OF the Guaderrama, We may be
sure that those whom its folds protect will
hear no cry OF de la puta from its bltterest
foes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 1874

mdse 500 bbls -four 60 bble sugar 40 bbs whisky 80
bbs moasses As bbs potatoes leo sks salt 200 SKIS OF
corn 50 bags coffee 20 cks bacon n.u.. oss ,.,a.
cotton 800 bbls molasses 200 SKIS rice 800 bds hides
$50 bills oil 200 bbls rice o;o
NEW YORK-St-amship Western Metropolis
bbs noasses 2OlO bales cotton 80 half bbls molasae
1893 hhds taow 322 bbls beef 1888 bds hides aooi
NEW YORK-Brig Daphue-2o67 bbs moasses
hides 200 bales wool IS bags wool so bbls oil 2o3
bales skins 80 bbls pecars 1900 empty barrels
LIvERPOOL-Ship Victoria-4ooS bales cot'on
LIvBRPOOL-Steamship Louisiana-2l5s bales Of
sps ocake 500 bbs oil 1850 slaves in specie
BREMEN VIA HAVANA AND SOUTHAMPTON
Steamship HannoverEFor Bremen12S6o bales co.
Southampton-226 bales cotton-For Havana-'9o
NEW YORK-Brig John W Hunt -22o7 bbls molas
SOS $50 empty barrels
IMPORTS.
EAST HARBOR-Brig Tally Hop ,i4s bushels Of
MARSEILLES-Bark Simeto-1696 pkgs oil 800
bxs soap TO bales cork 23 cases wine 2oo cases OF
LIvBRPOOL-Bark Malta-42OOO states 10000
tiles 100 crates earthenware
LIvERPOOL-Steamship Caledonian-46 bales OF
mdse 1915 SKIS salt 60 tons coal
NEW YoRK-Steamship New Oreans-Astd mdse
RECEIPTS OF PgoHJCE.
BAYOU Observation-Disclosures Bastrop-a88
bales cotton l21 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
and supdres
SAREVEPORT-SteamerG Governor Alien-2347
bales cotton bales hides FPS bdis hides SO head OF
cattle and suudries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st John--252 hhds of
sugar hid molasses POS bbls molasses half bbls
m0lasses 416 sks r ugh nee and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILnOAD January 3-2089 bales cotton and
sundrv produce
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
hall D.
mestics 544 pkss tobacco l4l bbls rOsn ties hams
and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04
The Romance in the Life OF n DepOsed
Bourbon Queen.

from lie Chicago Evening Post, December %
Fifty years ago there were in the Court
of Naples two young ladies Of royal blood,
whose names often appear in the journals
of that day. The younger was but girl of
ten wears, indeed, and vet still in that
almost tropical climate she was budding
into womanhood. and had become one OF the
many priucesses in Europe about whose flu
ture marriage rumor busted itself. The
other was eight years older. Both were
beautiful and gifted: both educated accord
ing to their rank, high bred. accomplished,
AMBITIOUS aud free from all faint IN the
blue blood that flowed in their veins. To
make use of common phrase, both the
Young ladies were in the market for royal
marriage alliance. After receiving and de-
cIiaing various proposals, Caroline, the
elder, was married to she Duke de berrl,
heir 10 the throne of France, and became
the mother OF the Count de Chamoord,
prese 1t pretender to the kingdom as success
sor o. ne great monarch. Alter some years
Maria Christina, the younger, was esponseo
to Ferdinand VII. Of Spain, and gave birth
to Isabella H., the exiled Queen OF Spain,
and TO her sister, the Duchess OF Mont,
nensicr. Let us take both Caroline and
Maria Christina for the text OF our
remarks. The former left the theatre
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04
MARSHAL'S SALES.
Harbor Protection Company vs.. Br.

Harbor Protection Company vs.. Bra
Lepauto and cargo
In THE UNITED STATES DIS rRICT COURT FOR
L the District of Louisiana, No. 10 326.-By virtue
of an order Of court to me directed in the above
entitled suit, l will proceed to sell to the high
est bidder, on TUESDAY, January g. 1874 at
twelve o'clock n, at the entrance to the Custom
house, on Canal street, in this city, the following
described property, to wit
THE BRIG LEPANTO, her tackle, etc. now lying
at post twenty nine First District Of this city.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
United States Marshals ONCE, New Orleans,
January ;, 1874.
s. B. PACKARD,
ja4G United States Marthal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship CaledoniaD Pearse rs days from Liver
POOL. TO J H Ashbridge aco-4th district S.
Steamship New Orleans, Clapp, from New York
to Moulton-2d district
Ship Eastern Star, Justar 90 days from Plymouth,
Eng in ballast, to Hall 4co-Point
Norwegian bark Castor, Danclesen, % days from
Lisbon, to master-Point
Norwegian bark Arlington, Pamstrong, s. days
from Antwerp, in ballast. to master-Point
November g. to Ocean, zerega Sco-lst district
Brig Tally Ho Plummer, 10 days from Turks Is
land, to Russell Hall Point
Swedish brig Carl Johan, Traype, 46 days from Rio
JanerO to ma5ter-lst district
Swedish brig Fritz Hakansen. Al days from Rio ia
metro. to master-lst district
Swedish brig George ONeil Bndman, 43 days from
Rio Janeiro to master-lst district
Schooner Sexana, Rault, II days from Tuxpan, to
SFernandez &co-2d district
Schooner G. Whipple, Webb, days from Utilla
to Morgan &co-2d district P
TowBoATs.
Harry Wright Davis. from the Passes = lowed
down to the bar 3Oth ultimo, brig Margaret
Brought up barks Arlington, Malta and brig
Je,yett, Riddle from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar 3lst ultimo, chip d w Chapman
Brought up bark Castor and briss Carl Johan
Norman. Lumberd. from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar, goth ultimo, ship lnvincible, brig
Glendale and schooner Excelsor-Brought up
ship Eastern Star, brig George OSeie aud
schooner TeXana
STEAMBOATS,.
Bastrop Hodge from Bayou Bartholomew
Governor Allen Benson. from Shreveport
ST Joha McElroy. from Baton Rouge
BELOW COMING UP.
Ship Victoria, Warren, 49 days from Liverpool to
master
Bark Augustine Eoffe, Amss, days from Havana,
to master
Swedish brig Hannibal Gyles, A. days from Bio ia
metro, TO master
EXPORTS.
SABINE PASS-Selooner Lizzie Kelium-4oo pkgs
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TIE CROMWELL LINE,
FOX FLORIDA.

HoA II
Cedar Keys and Key West, Carrying
United States Mail.
A The New Orleans, Flor
1 and Havana Steamship C0ml
&1G4Et. will dispatch first class last
80 senger steamer
Every Week.
From the foot OF Calhope street, F.rs. DEs
RATES OF PASSAGE:
TO Key West. To Cedarl
CABIN .....................$4s Oh
Steerage.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30 u
Through bills Of lading issued to all p0n
FLORIDA, including Tampa, and to New York, Chs
ton and Savannah.
None but the company's bills Of ladng 81.
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accom- r1odatious, and thN
tickets given to above peints.
No freight received without II rmit fo1
Office
For freight or passage apply to
l. h. ROBERTS, Treasurer,
Nc. 1870 Common street q
OTer the Louisiana National Bal
me steamship follows on regulI
de5 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING JannaFs 1879
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including little
over 500 bales omitted yesterday sum up 1850
bales st easy and irregular prices for the lower
grades, and sitter for the better uualties, closing
at an advance of about &C. We ad Just o + quota
tons accordingly, and give also those of the Ex-
change as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP VONPAN
LOUISIANA,
SATURDAY, January

SATURDAY, January 6.
From New York to Glasgow, sailing fortnghtr
Will receive and sign through bills OF adiu,
Havre, Bremen: Hamburg, Antwerp, Rottert,
and all Continent tai ports.
Return tickets ISSUED available for TWELl
MONTHS, at reduced rates. and Through Itch
to all parts of the United Kingdom and Euros
A stewsrdess and surgeon are attached to q.
steamer; no charge il made for attendance 1
medicines.
Money orders granted free Of charge
Prepaid Emigra alton Tickets issued here to Il
ties DESTROYS OF sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at all times with
detention.
For freight and passage, having superior acs
mOdatiOns, apply to
A. K. MILLER L CO.,
sei4 No. 90 Carondelet street New Orlssu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
sunday, January 4, l31is
YESTERDAY

German steamship Hanover, Himbeck, for Bremen
via Havana and Southampton
British steamship Louisiana, Stewart, for Liverpool
Steamship City of Dallas Hines, for New York
Steamship Testern Metropolis. Quick, for New
York
Ship Victoria. Atwood, for Liverpool
Brig John Hunt Hunt for New YORK
Brig Daphue, Watts, for New York
Schooner Kellum Nulty, for Sabine Pass
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04

VIyHE LABORING, HOMESTEAD
COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
Louisiana.
OFFICERS.
ARISTIDE GERARD President,
EMILE DEBUYS Vice Presidents
DuSUAU HALPHEN Secretary,
ULCER LAUVE, Treasurer.
BOARD DIRECTORS.
JULES TUYES, JEAN LANGLES,
ALPHONSE TERTROU, WILLIAM B. SCHMIDT,
p CYPRIEN REGARD, EMILE DsBUYS,
CHARLES NATHAN ARISTIDE GERARD,
DANvILLE L. KERNION
COMMITTEES.
Organization-E. DEBUYS, J. TUYES, C. Ma
THAN.
Finance-A TBRTROU, J. TUYEs. Do L. KER-
MON.
Lands and Farms-A. TERTR0U, D. L. KERNION,
P. U. PICARD.
Cooperative stores-W. B. SCHMIDT, E. DE-
BUYS, J. LANGLES.
4By-Laws-E. DEBUYssJ. TUYEss CHARLES Ma
THAN.
Office of the observation-disclosures Building foot
of Canal and Common streets. del6 3m
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STEAMSHIPS.


O Fer NEW YORK DIRECT
H1EN The steamship
MISSISSIPPI.
Q NJ. B. CROWELL, Conmaud,
will leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson strse. 4,
SATURDAY, January 10. at 8 A. NJ.
These steamers have superior accommodate
for passengers.
Cabin passage. ............s9
SttcraIe. s.-..-.-..... Is
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool. q.
gov, Bremen and Hamburg
Through Tickets for First Glass and Sts4,
Passengers for Liverpool and elle Continent -
Meeting With Gui0n's Line of Steamers. saS~
from New York every WEDNESDAY.
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN Il. LUDWIGSEN, Agent
No. $50 Common stree
The steamship GENERAL MEADE will fIn
leaving SATURDAY, January H. at A. M IN
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VKEAT JACKSON ROUTE.

TkEAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows from do,
foot of Calliope street; ~
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express..7:OO A. N. Express. l:l5p,
Mail .....5.5j P. II. Mail. ......l 100
ENTIRE TRAINS RUN THROUGH TO CAB
ILLINOIS
Pullman Palace Cars attached to morning :.
evening trains
Only oae change to Eastern cities.
Tickets fsr sale and information given at Ma
Camp street, corner of Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
jal2 ~ +. D. FROST. Ger eral Manager,
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Tickets 80. Half tickets SIS. Quarters So So
Our lotteries chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named, ana all draw
ngs are under the supervision of sworn commits
siOners. o
The official drawing will be published in the ST.
Louis papers. and a copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets
We will draw a similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year 1873
Remit by postof1ce money ORDERS registered
letter, draft or express.
Send for q circular Address
MURRAY, MILLES 4 CO..
Postoffce box A46, ST. Louis Missouri.
apl0 cod WY
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LOST.

T OST OR hIISLAID. "A PROMISSORY
IL NOTE secured by mortgage, dated February
a. 1872 made by John L. Dunnlca to his own
der and By him indorsed for the sum of s 30o0
payable one year after date payment Of which ID
cent interest per annum from date until paid, and
paraphed by P. G. Cuveer, notary, on February
a. 1872, for Identification with act of sale from
W. j. De Van and wife to said Dunnica The pub
lie is cautioned against negotiating this note, pay
ment of it having been stopped
CARLETON HUET,
ial To- No. II Carondelet street.
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RAILROADS.
ANEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
oTEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot of Canal Stree,
RAILROADS.

On and after Dec ember 25, 1875 trains will >,
as follows
Leave New Orleans daily at II A. M and SD,
SUNDAYS train leaves at BIS A b., instead of !,
NJ.
Trains arrive at 4 P. NJ and 10 P. NJ.
This is the shortest and most reliable ror.s
New York and all Northwestern points II ia u
only line running Pullman Palace Cars to Iossa
vile, st. Lonis and Charleston without change
TAKE THE MOBILE LINE
For tickets and information apply at Office a..
ner Camp and Common streets, opposite CITY n
tel or at the depot.
+. P. SHUTE
General Ticket Ays,.
5. II. SCRANT1y
de2S General Suuerintend...
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