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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21
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ANNUAL. .,..
CONDITION a.
ON
Dccenibc,
vvrrcv,vv u.'t rHf-
VIRGINIA FIRE and Nm.
Of Richmo5s
Organized under the Law.
Virginia; Made 10 n.
State Of Mississippi, ipp'
Laws Of said State

FIRsT.-Tho uumc.rTt...
ny. THE NIKGINltpf..
INSURANCE COMO ''.+I a.
VIRGINIA.
SECONp.-Thc amuurt
Two hundred and tnr..
THtRD.-Tle auunrI... MY.
in. Two hundred .,I
lars
FoVRTH The total l.....
Company ...-.... ........
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BROWN's PETRO on

HKOWN'S PEIRO OIL
has stood the test. He has never changed its
name or compared ii to anything. Nothing is
equal 10 it. Some parties have tried to initiate
it, putting out big advertisements, but it re
minds one of the RuzZard initiating the Eagle.
Browns Petro Oh has nothing to look up to,
or to initiate. There is nothing to compar re
with the light produced by Browns Petro Oil.
but the Sun.
If you want the best article of Coal Oil go
to Browns for he has he best that is made
Brown has had some experience in Oils and
knows what he is about. Brown keeps the
very best Family Groceries, Brown keeps
Choice Tobacco Brown keeps Choice and
common Cigars. Brown keeps Fruits, Nuts,
and Candies, etc. Brown keeps great many
good things.
Call and see.
oc22-tf VIM. y. RE&OWN. Sr.
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THE FAVORITE


III o IN g R en- q dy .
rs WARRANTED NOT TO CONTAIN A
Il single particle of Mercury, DR. any injurious
mineral substance. but is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs.
which an all-wise Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail
II WILL CURE ALL Diseases caused by Derange-
ment of the Liver and Bowels
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, OR
MEDICINE.
Is emInently Family Medicine; and by be-
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many an hour of suffering and many q dollar
in time and doctors bills.
After over Forty Years trial it is still re-
eeiving the most unqualified testimonials 10
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ter and responsibility. Eminent physicians
commend it the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
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CAUTION!
Buy no Powders or Prepared Simmons
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per, with Trade mark, Stamp and Signature
unbroken. None other is genuine
]. H. ZEILIN l. CO.,
Macon, Ca. and Philadelphia.
Sg For sale by all Druggists
t A K E
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
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90 TO BROWNS TO ge. your Petro Oil and
" Lamps. He has the only oil that will not
explode. That viii not injure the eyes, OF
emit poisonous gas that Is very injurious to
health
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Best and largest display of all kinds
of needlework, on any machine
the work to be made during the
wear 1879 . diploma and $40 90
NoTE.-Other entries may be made in this
class, and if there is competition a diploma
will be awarded to the best.
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The name OF The Company H
Insurance Company, of Ncw fer
IL is located In New York, alA.
way.
The amount of iis capital a0as
half million dollars.
The amount Of its cnp.lHI a#aH
two and a half million dollars.
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CLASS No. 2.
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FIELD CROPS.

LID t-AbOA -
Best and largest display OF the pro-
l.c.- =, 3 Vie GoiA .rar1an orchard
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

rs WARRANTED NOT TO CONTAIN A
L single particle of Mercury, dr any injurious
mineral substance. but is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-13

Amerlca continues of . peaceful character.
Nicaragua quarrele With Costa Rics are
being smoothed over.
Presidehs Perea, OF Bogota, seeing the
State of Panama was not likely to vote as
ne wanted IL in the election for President
of the republic. took The plan Of throwing
military obstacle in the way. A. there 10
in Panama . national force which had
been seduced from its allegiance
. General Camafgo was appointed com,
mander in chief OF the Atlantic States, ana
She other day made his appearance 10 rama
ma to communicate his orders to the national
force stationed here. Tho State govern
DAnt suspecting that lis errand was 10
overthrow the present authorliies' anu 90
necure tho vote of the State tor Senior PARA,
the BopOta government candidate, arrested
the general before he was formally Tecog
nized by tho troops. Whether the Bogota
government will resent this bold measure
remains TO be seen. In the meanwhile 1t 10
doubtful whether there will be peace or war.
The United States steamer Osslppee was
at Aspnwa1l
no money, it has informed the merchants
that it is necee sary to double the amount OF
taxes they pay, and has gwen them GER
tain number of days to pay up. Business
ia 80 dull that the merchants find it difficult
to pay expenses.
The Peruvian government intends selling
ealtpeter manufactures and lands and de-
voting the revenues therefrOm to cOmplet-
ing the railways Mr.. Meigs explained that
unless Congress. did something in the way
OF a new grant the work would have TO be
suspended, and would OF course fall into
ruin The bill proposing to grant subsidy
to establish line of steamships to China
has fallen through. though the project will
he revived in another shape.
The authorities at Molendo, on the second
of MAY, ordered Captain Murphy. Of the
American ship Alexandria, lying in that
port, to dress fh" ship in honor of the event
celebrated. This he declined 70 do. stating
that he ought not to be compelled to join in
the celebration of recent victory over
nation with which his own country was at
peace, AZ it would be Q deliberate insult to
ba Snapiah Nan
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-13

closed ut 34ls, fully points lower than
yesterday. The movement, however, was
unusually animated. tho Gales and reeales
summing up el0l 900, embracing $1,000 at
Ban; $4,000. 5000. $4,000 and so goo at IS,
$1,000 and $4,000 1t 35A; $4,000. $4,000,
go, 900 and e25. 600 at Sc; 5000 at 36ss, and
$4,000 and $1,000 ct 36lt. We also noticed
sales and resales Of $4,000 new city enr-
renew seven per cents. comprising 5000
at 1874 and e25 900 at 34k 03a's.
The only transaction reported ia new
State consolidated seven per cents was
$4,000 at san.
No sales Of city scrip vere reported. It
is still quoted At about 80 GAO.
Metropolitan Police warrants are held in
few bands, and rates are entirely nominal.
No sales we're reported.
No transactions we're reported in State
warrants. Warrants OF 1874 were quoted
at 40 q ~; 1873 and previous years, fundable,
At &c 037. and do, not fundable, At $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-13
The New Direct Cable.


There was great rejoicing in this city this
| afternoon and evening. especially among
merchants and business men. and more par
| ticularly the patrons of the European cable
| telegraph wires. over the receipt of the we:
come news of the success of the new sub
marine lines OF the direct United States
Cable Company. The first announcement
Of the news was received at the office Of the
company in New York. in q dispatch from
Torbay. Nova Scotia. this afternoon, stating
that the direct United States cable was
completed this afternoon, and communc.-
ton was now established between America
and ireland. This telegram was received
at about eight o'clock this afternoon, and
was immediately published here. and :ele.
graphed to the papers Of the American
Press Association. The bulletin boards OF
many of the newspapers. business ex.
changes, and other public places announced
though it was expected by many. still it
WAS something OF a surprise to Others.
Later news from Tnrbay vtyed in.
formation to the effect that the cable Was
IN splendid working order. the signals from
LELAND being perfect.
The new cable runs from RYE Beach,
Ne" Hampshire, TO Baiing, Sslllegc Bay.
ireland. which points are i'll connection
with all the first class lines in and from the
respective countries.
The last work of the company was 10
complete gap ofDhe American coast to a
buoy at sea $50 miles distant Owing 20
the prev alence of continued heavy iogs
this finishing link has been greatly delayed
The offices of the new company are at No.
10 Broad street. This street was brilliantly
lighted up tonight TO late hour. where
Mr. u. Glrard, the general American man
ager, and other officers OF the company.
gave to many congratula,ing callers any
information in their possession relating ~ !
the great work and ifs history.
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lie, from st. Louis. at p. NJ; Simpson
Homer, from New Orleans at seven o'clock.
Departed-Great Republic, for New Or
leans, at seven O'Clock. River is twenty one
feet seven inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
CINCINNATI, June l2-Rivef thirteen feet
ten inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Depsrted-lndiana, for New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, June l2-WeatheE clear
and cool. River rising. DOwa-Robert
Mitchell, as midnight.
LOUISVILLE, June u.-River rising, with
seven feet elk inches in the canal. Weather
cool and windy. Arrived-Mary Houston,
from New Orleans. Departed-HoustOn.
for Cincinnati
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-13

The Boston Adrertise,. thinks that the
prospect now 10 that 'long before the
nation gets through celebrating the ami
versaries of the Revolution there will be
such Q revival Of patriotic sentiment in
every section Of the country that the anl-
mosities Of the civil war will be practically
blotted OUT
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Approximation Prizes,

Second Capital Prize, $1,000. with Ap-
OrOximn ti0ns, Sold in New Orleans.
The subscribers, having Witnessed the drawing
OF the Louisiana State Lottery. Glass H. hereby
CERTIFY that the above the numbers which
Wheel
Witness our hands 1T New Orleans this day.
Saturday. June IL, 1875
#. PERALTA
ADAM GIFFEN,
Sworn Commissioners
PRICE Cashed Without Discount.
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ueneIAl exchange
quotations. quotations

The dispatches received during the morn
ing reported further decline of i-l6t at
Liverpool, with sales of only 5000 bales,
and = slight falling of in futures at New
York, but most factors continued to adhere
to their previous pretensiOns, and up to
twelve o'clock M. the sales were confined
to 300 bales at prices indicating no QuOtable
variation. At later hour the New York
dispatch Of l2:47 p. NJ. quotea spots a c
lower, but even after this there was o
sensible change in the market, the leading
factors refusing to make any concessions on
the kinds in req lest, except in one or two
cases, accepting offers which they refused
yesterday. Other descriptions were neg
lected, and could not be worked off unless
at inside rates or q fraction less. We have
consequently slightly modified our figures
for good ordinary and the lower grades,
but made no other change in our quot atoms
Some authorities assert that the higher
grades could be bought At less than the ex.
treme outside rates.
The amount Oh shipboard not cleared
going on board, and engaged for shipment,
was set down at the opening this IN Orning
At $4,000 bales, embracing II 900 for Liver
pool, IL 900 for Havre, 1000 for Spain, aud
2C00 bales for the North, which. when
deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement yesterday evening,
leaves $4,000 bales to represent the guam
tity at the landing and in presses unsold
or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $50 bales.
Market quiet Its quotations for ordinary
and good ordinary are reduced lsc.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
lNo arrivals from sea reported.l
aTy t4fDNArc

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
lNo arrivals from sea reported.)
STEAMBOATS,.
Susie Silver, Silver. from st Louis
Future City ard barges, Coil from st Louis
Carrie Thorn. Jumei. from Baton Rouge
Criole. Carrick. from Lower Coast
Colonel P Kouns. Kouns. from Shreveport
Rice Farmer. ylor. from Lower Coast
Naoon. Valette. from Lower Coast
BELOW-COMTNG UP.
British steamship Arch Druid. Thompson from Ha.
Sana 9th instant. to Ocean. Zerega Aco-
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK--Steamship Kn'ckerbocker-s22
bales cotton JOG bids tobacco 22 67 slaves SSH div
bbs moasses 800 bbls onions and potatoes 40 bbls
bsuDhite lime ~ bbls glts 80 bales iron lO4 tbds
IRON - bales m"ss 1873 bags wool bds shingles
MISUNDERSTANDING izze--3OO bbls aour 50
half bbls nOnr 700 corn IS sks oai 30 axis bran
10 bags coffee Is bbs pork 10 bbls sugar csk bacon
PbNSACOLA-Stesmer Amife-. 800 skis corr s. sks
oats II sks bran II SKIS salt 800 bols aouY % half
S Sbs nGa. BPS PORK y bbs 10 bible rice %
eundIies
IMPORTS.
~ uTILLA-sehooner g Whippie--oo 200 pian.ains
1900 punches bananas o" cocoanuts 2y0 pineannles
bills mangoes half bbls lines
RECtlf1S Ot PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Future CITY and ba,ses-
oo1l bbs hour 100 half bhis nouy 81 bbs meal 8429
axis oats IS 299 sks 800 sks matt 1885 bales nav
$1,000 bushels corn in bulk and sundry produce
81 LDU!S-Steamer Susie silver hhda tobacco
1919 bbs flour 1924 bbls meal 1915 Ak. oats $50 al
corn az SKIS bran 81 bales hay u cks meat 200 ska
duce Wv
BATON ROCGE-Steamef Carrie Thorn
81 bales COTTON % bales Al bDs potatoes Is aka
potatoes bbls onions and suudres
LOWER COASr-Steamer Oriole-l23 aka onona
~ sks potatoes ann sundrles
ShREVEPORT-St~an. er Colonel Kouns--la2
paes cotton 30 SKIS cotton seed 500 aka ocake 100
bDs OIL III head cattle and sundrles
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farner--64 bbla
nee 40 SKIS potatoes and sundries
WEIR GOASI-Steamer WaoOn-- gundrieA
TESNESSEE-Per fiatboats--5s geo stsves
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROADS
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June l2-A baos cotton % hhds sugar 81 bbls rice
1913 bb's pOiatnea ll6 bbls onions 50 .nn1r,ee
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD tune
!I-S3 bales cotton 100 bbls lin. 20 bbls rosiu 58a
axis pas md sundres
NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
Road. june !2-72 bales cotton aud sundries
MEMORANDA.
lBy Telegraph
New York. June IL, lsas.
To l. Xoniton-The s:eamship Rudscp. Captain
lager, sF'-sd early this us' ming.
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COMMERCIAL.

SArURDAY EVENING, June Y, 1875.
COrrON-The sales to day embraced $50
bales st previous rates for the better
qualities. and irregular and easier for the
lower grades, requiring slight modification
of the latter. We give also the figures and
report of tho Exchange in full, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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LADIES' LIST.

Allidon Annie Miss
| Alexander Elizabeth HI
I Barry Mary Mrs
Barr G Mira
Bartlette Zoi Miss
I Baquie Crcile Mrs
Ba. ties Lucy Mrs
Biacaddey N Misc
Beid~n Ann Mrs
Breen sarah Mrs
Brown Anna Mrs
Bonrg Eva Mrs
BROWN NJ A Mro
Bowen J. n Mre
Bird geiors l. Amanda
! Miss
Bieuville Arilie Miss
Brown A Mrs
| Bui'ard Fannie Mise
Bull Jennie Miss
I BieunaI i NJ .ry Mrs
Boyne Fannie Ars
Crea, Ellen Miss
Cleary II p Mrs
CozeO Elizabeth Mro
Coynelieus 4 P Mrs -
| CASTOR A Mrs
Ga. L L NJ Nrs
CrumhOin Sallie = Mrs
CassiGv. Katie Miss
carey Mary L MIs
Carey Jennie Mics
ChauveS FRANCHISE Misc
Chondl-r Lucy Mise
Carter Mis .......
l Charles Lizzie Miss
Clark Carrie Mrs
Campbell Mary Mrs
Coffee Carr. | MIS-
\ Cole sarah Miss
Condor = Mrs
CullOm Robert L Miss
| CyumbOrn Lizzie Mss
Deveney Bell Mrs
De Leu,s Mrs
Des ly Carrie Mise
Deoll Georgie MISC
4
DIahe NJ MIss2
Davidson Cora G Misc
Daily Marion L Mrs
Day Mary > Miss
Douglass Edith Miss
Dickson j lie Miss
Dixon Carrie Mrs
Dunlap Mrs
Dubois Ellen Mrs
DuSbaek Lottie Mro
Edwards Lucy Mrs
Elfee MarraA1S Mrs
Flesh Harriet NJ
Fairchild Mary Mrs
feYth Bella Mis-
Francies Catharin0
Flanders NJ Miss
\ Fox ]syisy Mrs
Folk p J Mrs
Fox Eta Mrs
finch } P Mrs
Foster Allen Mrs !
Francois A p MIRA
Fry Ann Mrs 2
Green Eveline Mise
Green GeOrSie NJ Mrs
German EuIalie Mrs
Graham Jennie Mrs
Gaines Mar q Mrs
Grace NJ .Ylebne 4 Mrs
Grant Maud Mise
Greville Mary Mss
Carney Catherine Miss
Grubles j, liza Mrs
Glover N Z Mrs .
Grgreve 4 A Miss .
Gcrler Mary Mrs M
Harrison Alec Mrs
Hari mon Nina Mrs "
Hauilagan Kate Mrs
Hunk Adeline Z Mrs
Harris Della Miss
harris Ellen N
howa I'd sarah Mrs
Hans NJ ss
Hanas Mary Mrs
Hall Ciarissa Mise
Halliday NJ A Mrs "
Hartman NJ nv Miss
Henry kdii h Mise
Htnsiev 5 \ Mrs
Hendricks NOrah Mrs
Henry hllen K Miss
Hickey May Mis- a.
Hiney SUSIE miss ...
hold Anne Miss .
Hopkins Jennie Miss
hOllaud NJ J Mrs
Ha i DIS Mary Mrs
Hodges LAWN, a Mrs
Hurst Henrietta Miss
Hurley Fanny Miss
Hun aker julia
Irwin sadie l. Mrs
Jefferson Mamie Miss
Jewt II Jane 4 Mrs
Jarvis 4 } Mrs
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kQurth Iusiica Coralt foe aris llrIeRnl.

Fourth Justice Coutt fos III. parish OF OresnS
No. 1855.
PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERf PAClAs 10
~ to me directed by the Hon. John Cain, fouftn
justice Of the Peace for the parish Ot Ulsrr.:
VII proceed to sell at public auction on IOHs'
DAY. June ~. 1878. ct twelve O'Clock d.. On Aoe
premises-
THR CROP OF A VEGETABLE GARDEN. now
under cultivation. situated in the Third W, Sncss
bounded by Forstau Geodchidren. Liz sfoi ao4
Morales streets.
The purchaser will bind himself 10 pay $l1 psH
month rum day Of sale. =
Terms-Cash on the spot.
is2 ls22 JOSEPH COHTRRRAS. Constants.
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Weekly Quotations of Hides. Etc.

Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish us the fol-
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Weighing,
bundling, drayage and commission have to
be added:
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LIST OF LETTERS

aeassiAlno d The New Orieass ResssAeo
June ID, 1875.
Office hours oluBundays from 10 4. u. TO ~ ".
PEI sons calling TOR these letters viii please say
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MONETARY.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
SATURDAY EVENING, June II. 1875.
The demand Tor money from mercantile
sources continues fair, and review Of the
business for the week shows that the mar
ket has maintained the improved tone
which we noticed last week. The state.
ment Of the associated banks given below
shows again an increase in loans. Fer some
time past bankers and tinaDciers have been
locking forward to a better inquiry tor
money and an accession of activity in ousi-
ness should the crop prospect prove encour-
aging. This condition has apparently deve.
loped sooner than was anticipated, o wing
no doubt to the very favorable reports re.
ceived from the interior.
The stock market has been extremely
dull throughout the week, and very few
transactions are reported. Holders appear
I'm willing to press the market and there is
almost an entire absence Of demand except
for leading shares. Some Of the latter
maintain gradual advance, being quoted
a little higher than last week. Generally,
however the quotations show no material
change.
New State bonds are quiet. Since the
rapid advance on Monday there has been
little or no demand, and few sales have
been reported. The quotations. though
lower than on Monday. are still two points
in advance of last week.
City gold bearing seven per cents and
new city currency seven per cents, after
ON Thursday, and rapid advance on Fri.
day, dropped back one or Two points to-day.
At !he close. however. after an unusually
active market, they show net advance Of
three or four points, as compared with las.
SATURDAYS quotations.
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RIVERS.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
office OF THE REPUBLICAN,. /,
sunday. June Is, 1875. !

Steamship knickerbocker. Kembe. for New York
Steamship lizzie. Felsher for Pensacola
Steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
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MeteorOlOgical Report.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBsKRvKR,
New Orleans, June u, 1875. !
The following is the report Of the weather
and ri rers NJ 3.A3 p NJ local time 4o-daY.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTICE.-OFFICEM MERCHANTS STEA M BOAT
~ Company, Brownsville. Texas April rs, 1875
by mutual content of the parties concerned, CsY-
tain II. X. HAztkTT has this day Withdrawn from his
partnership in the Merchants steamboat OmpADy
Of Brownsville Texas, and has no fur her interest
Ia said company, or IN the steam boats jessie and
Andrew Ackl-y The undersigned is alone author.
lied to contract obligations for the company and
StHaR boats above named.
WILLIAM KELLY
Manager Merchants Steam ooat Company.
myl3 lmt
fIVHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
Il fore e1is,ing between The un 'ersi gn-d under
the name and firm Of KELLEY DJhERTY, is
dissolved nv mutual consent Jun. l. 1875 M.
Alexander Kelley Wal sign in lgu d4tlrn.
ALEX KELLEY,
EUGnSE DOAERTT.
Referring 70 tina above the undersigned will coz.
tinue the business at he old stand N SO 'oydrae
street, for his own account, and vii. be ,hankfnl
lor continuance Of the lber.l patronage hereto
fore bestowed on the Arm.
ALEX KRtLBY.
New Orleans, June 3, 1875. je6l W
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MEMORANDA.
tBy Telegraph

New York, June Il, lsas.
TO 4. 4oulton-ThS steamship Eudscp. Captain
Eager, sr'i"sd early this ,ps,ning.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clesrnga Balances,
June H..................Sl23 $50 1873 1s $1O743 ~
Same time last week.. S07 f5i 6a lis 40 OF
f"'a} last week....... 6,6J2,S5 81 39e, 495 n,
Total week before...... e.O85,6!9 O6 sS3,6 Od &c
We are indebted to Mr.. l. N. Maynard,
manager Of the New Orleans Clearing
House, for the following report of the con.
ditioD OF the associated banks at the close
Of business. June IL:
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Principal Academy. No. 1913 Prytsnis street
Editors Of L. Monde lllustre
st Lou Book NeNs Company
Anacre0n
J. NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster.