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SAVE THE BABIES.

EXCURSIONS TO BE ORGANIZED FOR THE BENE-
FIT OF THE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL.
is believed that at least 3,oC0 Jewish children OF
this city at present suffering from dsnttion, and
the poverty OF their parents such to prevent the
adoption OF proper for their relleL To AZ
ford temporary allsvisrson from their suffering to
these little in particular, and orphans and poor
children OF the Jewish iaith generally II 10 proposed
TO inaugrrate series OF summer excursions exactly
similar those of ST. Johns Guild Ifpossibls, tho
barge used by the latter society will DO secured ON on
days to take tho little sufferers the river ana down
the bay.
The first definite step in the matter was taken
yesterday afternoon meeting held IN the Office oil
The United hebrew Charities. No ID ST. Marks place
DR.. Simeon NJ Leo, whe presided, has during the
present summer made numerous inspections OF the
houses in she lower wards Of The Guy, and
the present movement 10 an outgrowth from the ex
perence OF these professional visits
THE OFFICERS.
After the meeting haa called to order tho fol-
towing officers wero sected:-President. Mr. A.
Oettnger president Of the Hebrew Frce School Asso
ciation); Treasurer, Leonard Lewison; Secretary,
Nathan Lewis. The Committee on Excursions Ia.
ciudes Messrs JACOB II. Schin David !. Ernstein,
genllcmen and three ladies. Tho committee
is already IN possession OF nearly $500
subscribed for similar purpose some three
years ago which been in the keeping OF
newly elected president also reported The promise oil
$780, and further donations to tho same amount were
received from other sources This swsls the FUND 70
81, 000--an excellent beginning. II - thought that
the excursions will at first DO moro expensive than
those OF tho ST. Johns Guid, now in successful cpe-
raion out Il hoped soon 10 be able TO run them ON
an equally economical basis
Donations may DO sent 10 the Treasurer, Mr.. Leon
ard Lewisop, al No. 40 Park place. The first excur.
Will DO given, 10 thought, during the first week
OF August. Fourteen physicians are enlisted IN the
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SUED BY HIS CLIENT.

John j. Reilly at present OF tho law firm OF Mooney
l. Reilly, Brooklyn, but we'll known In the district
courts OF this city, arraigned In tho Fftysevonth
street Court yesterday on the charge OF raising n
note from $35 so TO sos So The eemplaisants were
John r. Dorenus, OF No. 81 Ninth avenue and Martin
schnyder of No 1863 East sixty-second street, this
city. i, appears IRON their story that the note
was drawn by Doremus IN mvor OF hsily'
Reilly was counsel Tor Doromus IN a suit brought
against him BY schuyler TOR tho sun OF s102 Tue
suit however, was ompromissd by Dorsmus. who
gave Reilly the note TOR $35 and the rcst IN money
Ii is claimed that Reilly appropriated some OF his
clients money 70 hrs use and then raised the
note 10 meet the deficiency. In hts defence he as
serc cd that tho had not been changed The case
was adjourned for further examination.
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AN EXCESS OF JUSTICE.

John Lauritz, OF No at seventh avenue. 10 tho
genilsman Who attained notoriesy AZ Nine. Resteils
bondsmau. He owns lager beer saloon and baga-
tee table, which q couple OF young men pasrsnizsd
yesterday. They played i've games OF psgatsils and
drank various glasses OF lager. Then one OF them
put down nvs cents which tho other SAID was
insufficient and alter putting It in his pocket he pre-
duced ST. which he put on tho counter The first pro-
ceeded 10 leave the place. when Laurz caught hold Of
him with the right hand, while be instinctively
grasped for the dollar with his left. and struggle
began, In which every one about the saloon partic
patec. The upshot OF it was that Laurtz appeared
as complainant against The other two he was quite
court and seemed to fancy that justice
should DO dealt out It suited him. The result
that the prisoners got of and he nsrrewy escaped
being held for tho larceny Of the dollar In
the case.
He was not satisfied, however, and came back to
mako a new charge which dismissed. He swag-
gered up the aisle and, as he reached the door, ne
turned upon Judge Otteroourg ana SAID, I'm get
"8ring that man back" ssid the Judge, and Lau-
ritz ned $40 and put under 81 900 bail for good
behavior
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DIR. AYERS Will.

The following is the subs,sncs OF tho will Of
the late Or. James C. Aver, Of Lowell, Mass -
After nominating HIS brotner and son executors
no bequeaihs 10 his vile Josephine tho family
mansion, known as the stouc house, and 10000
square feet on Pawtuoke, street; also grapcries
and gardens on Mount Washington street, with $1,000
square ieet together with the furniture PLATE pc
turss, works oil art, books Jewelry ornaments horses
and carriages, &c To mis- half brother, william A.
Parker, he gives $4,000; to his brother Frederick
Aver, 500 700, and to his Frederick T. Aver, his
brother Frederick Joseph II. Ely, 400 shares OF
the fremont suffolk mills, with 500 SHARES of the
Merchants National Bank, TO which added shares
other moneyed institutions, amounting In the az
ercaatc TO ABOUT 500, 900.
AMER liberal Iegacies for large number or his rsls-
tves q further provision made for his three Gull
drep, 10 whom he devises ali the residue OF his estate
asilrnasAd n al OoQ-OoQ
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KETCHUM 4 BELKNAP.

The firm Of Ketchum Belknap, brokers, No. "a
Broad street, suspended yesterday. In the morning
hey sent notice to the Board that they unable
10 meet their contracts. The nrm was started thlr-
cen years ago under tho namc of Ketchum, Phipps
k Beiknap. Mr.. Phipps subsequently withdrew In
1873 the firm suspended ana was helped out Of It's
Troubles by relatives business resumed under the
bame OF Ketcnum Il Bciknap rnc firm has been unable
10 MAKE any Roadway la business since shat tme Mr.
ketcnum says that all transactions with the Board
shch amounted to ST. 900 on 800 shares, wore settled
Yesterday morning Tho hrm was "long' Of tho
ranger stocks-New Jersey Contrh, 81 Paul and
Eortuwestcrn-and s'sn0rt" OF trunk line stocks and
Union The rest Of the IL among
The family with the exception Of $780, on overdraL
IN The Fourth National Bauk. The liabilities, II is
iaid, Will amount to $50, 0O0
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PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tho Harlem Bank tho 10Th inst applied by pcti-
ion 10 udge Choate In the bankruptcy proceedings OF
tnderdonk Angcvine, the harlem tea merchant, for
he removal Of the bankruptcy assignee, on the
round that he assignee also under the State as
scnment aud was not acting In tho interest Of the
red,tors, and to dismiss the proceedings in bank
np,cy on the ground that they were fraudulent and
Instituted by COLLISION between said Angsvine and
To creditors who petitioned him into bankrutcy,
aid that the Bankrupt Court should direct Tho as
srnes TO ATTACK ana aside the state assignment
J,dge Choato has denied tho motions saying that no
else made discussing the proceedings; fraud or
cnIusIon Is not msds out; the assignment appears
u DO valid even as against the assignee In vank
ripley aud nothing Is shown winch would JUSTLY an
oder permitting such SUIT TO DO brought Melville
II RegensDergcr appeared for the bankrupt, Charles
" Dayton for the Harlem Bank and Cornelius A.
Meyer Foster mas gone into voluntary bankruptcy
b,fors Register Allen his Liabilities Tor mcrchandise
wnich he " liable a large amount OF notes Tor NC
ctmmodation made by Abraham Slayer, the partner
oi,no bankrupt" Without inc snowsase ana S%nsem
Geidstein, $2,557 81 Juan Aldrich u Co., $l50o;
Boyle, Miller q Co, $1,000; Isaac Foster, $3.50;
Isaac Wymau, $3.50 lie LAS assets.
Register Futon received tue schedules OF William
Bradley, butcher, OF No FOG West Forty ninth street.
winch chow that the total liabilities $50 $780, Of
winch 50, $40 are unsecured fhere are no assets
Among the creditors are Joel W. Mason, $4,000, Sc
cured by bond and mortgage on real estate at Sixty
$1,000 ~, secured by bond aud mortgage ON property
at Elghtn avenue and 143d street; Jacob sharp
$1,000
Rodgcr, wardrobe n Co., importers OF iaccs nj Nc
81 Howard street. have commenced proceedings Tor a
composition In bankruptcy with their creditors be-
fore Register Fitch. 1hcy propose TO pay thirtyhve
cents the dollar IN three equal instalments IN
notes satisfactorily indorsed at three, six snd nine
months The firm liabi amount to sy0, 2i6 6l aud
the aotics OF Mr. Wardrobe are So 5lg 81
Tue schedules In the matter OF the assignment oil
Henry q. y. Koch TO Henry Ii. Stotesbury we're hled
yesterday III the Court oil Common Peas The labili-
ties are stated at se9, 5Sl Az. nominal assets at
$57,723 rs, ana real assets at $29, 342 40. Tho
assigpor Is merchant doing business at No. 3lS
skin avenue. only $4,000 OF his total liabilities Is Sc
cured The following are among the prncipal credit
ors:-H. b. Clafn Co, S4,3s0 "a; Durham, Buckley
Il Co, $1,000 26; Goodman Brothers, S1,V9a ~
1sclin Ncsser Co, $3.50 90; Jordan Aisrsn " Co.,
Spring, Dale n Co, 81, 437 70; Moore, ringuc Co.,
81, 4SO u; 0obberman Il Co, 1,432. 81; swoeszcr,
pembroke \ Co, &I.9l1 90: townsend y Fafna
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s. OFT As; wilmerding. Hoguet Il Co.., $l,Il9 ~;
estate Of A. Heath, sll, 567 81 and julius Hole
kam 81 452


MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
At meeting OF tho creditors OF Thomas L. higs'ns'
bosrmaker at No. l01 Watts street. held yesterday
the Office OF Register Little. the cempos'''on OF
fifty dollar secured BY properly was con-
Armed without opposition.
meeting Of the creditors OF Simon o'sk"'A,
wholesale dealers in gsntemsns furnishing soo3s ~
No. 81 Walker street, was held yesterday at tho once
OF Register Little Melville h. RegensUsrGer sppears1
inc creditors, and Mr. Cohen ON oena. % s.s
bapkrupts II deciled that u WAS LOT tns oses
Interests OF the creditors accept the composition OF
thirty inc dollar, cash IN tnifV asys, sLe
liabilities amounting 10 $ll5,669, and II was A00"i
Ingly confirmed ...,..s
The creailors OF Hamann & Koch, wholesale oes.s.s
In jew elry, AZ No. Maiden iane held meelns &C.,
terday at the office OF Register Dayton, anu unan
mousiy connrnlea the composition oil ior'y GEMS On
the dollar - o,corror
builder neia yesterday al the Office OF Register n
ton, schedules were presented showing iau's u
amounting 10 81 600, and John a. f's' w. ~'
pointed assignee.
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FAILURE OF LESSER srE1NHARDT.

The failure Of Lesser Stsnhardt. manufacturer Of
silk and ribbons at Nos. 1862 and i64 West Twenty
seventh street. and wholesale dealer in clothing AZ
No - Howard street, Is announced, and yesterday
afternoon he made assignment for the benefit of
his creditors to Mr. Frederick LOWS He has been in
III health the past year, and tho business has boon
conducted by his He had good credit until re-
,ently He formerly OF tho firm OF N. Stsnbardt
x Co.. wholesale oiothicrs, which dissolved IN jan
harry 1871 and his share estimated A. $3.50 900.
He has paid and lost the account OF ono OF his
sons about $4,000, and this has been the
main cause Of his financial embarrassment.
s66 600 are for merchandise ana $4,000 10
his for borrowed money the assets are valued at
SG4 600 consisting of machinery valued a. $50 00O,
subject TO mortgage Tor 50 900; good outstan dings
s25 600; stock OF silk and material in process OF
mar facturc 1000; stock OF clothing, $4,000 He
expects pay nearly In full II MS credttors
viii give time, his vile Will release her claim
In order 10 effect settlement His wife owns con-
adorable real estate as he = not citizen. Mr..
phardt has gone TO ST. Catharnes, Canada by Tho
ADVICE OF his physciaps as no is greatly detected on
accoup nj OF his misfortune Mr. Lewis took possession
bf the SILK factory yesterday, which Is running with
h2O hands and will continue IL until tho work on the
looms IL inished and then he Will nave shut down.
lie will submit detailed statement 10 tho creditors
lbs soon as possible, and will call meeting Tor con-
ltuI
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ALLEGED INCENDIARISM.

AZ an early hour yesterday morning an attempt
was TO ire the stables and sheds oil william
weyhausen, u weiss beer brewer. Newark street,
HoboKen. The flames were FIRST discovered IN the
barn and were extingu.shcd before they had com.
IN n GATED to the stable Mr.. weyhausen yesterday
caused a warrant 10 be issued by Recorder Mellon
ough for the arrest OF James Murphy, rmcr cm-
ploye, whom he suspected Of being the inosndisry'
Murpnu IN miasinr-
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following were the highest and lowest prices .,
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.


the total sales OF stock o. the board to-day aggre
gated 1856 os9 shares which were distributed 40 fol-
lows:-western Union telegraph, 1850; Pacific Mail,
300; New York Central les; Erie Al, 1853 Lake Shore
33, 500; Pittsburg, 200; Northwestern, 12,ooo; do
pi eierred $500; O., O., q. and l.. 800; New Jersey
Central 442s Rock Island, 200; ST. Paul, $3.50; do
preferred, 10000; Wabash, 200; Ohio, 500; Lacka-
wanna 3, 300; Morris and Essex, 800; Hannibal and
ST. Joseph 900; do. preferred, 100; G. q. and g.,
200; Delaware and Hudson, ESQ; Michigan Central
1900; Burlington and Quincy, 500; Burlington and
Cedar Rapids, 100.
MONTY MARKET.
Money on call easy all day At 1 a 2 per cent
The following were the rates of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities today:-savan'
nah. buying 4 premium, selling q premium;
Charleston easier, 4 n u premium; New Orleans,
commercial 3-lG, bank u; Chicago firm, 70 pre-
MUM: st. Louis unsettled. so premium, and Boston
neavy at par Foreign exchange was quiet ana wsas
in tone with actual business at 4s2 As2h for banE
ers' long, and ass As5k for demand.
ruE GOLD MARKET.
co,a onsned nj 1OoL and closed at 1908. The Dor
rowing rates we're /, 2, u and n per cent.
amin cLEARryGs THE NATIONAL BANK OF THn
STATS OF NEW YORK.
Gold balances 2g3, 300
Currency l34I,S1
Gold o,osi,VV,
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency excoapges $57, l25, 0s6
cy baan ces. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,2l1. 432
4; i'd 6,5S967o
Gold balanc l,Oll,S9S
RAILROAD bonds
10 railroad bonds the largest transactions 10
c. c. and l. q. nrsts whicn advanced to as, rise oil
IL. per cont The other changes as follows:-
An advance OF in ST. Paul nrsts (La Crosse divsionL
do &C. ard N. divsion) and Hannibal and St. Joseph
sCONTINUED ON NINTH -PAGB<
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REAL ESTATE.


The sales made the Exchange yesterday, July
"a, were ioliows:-
Foreclosure sa.e-wiiam v. Lenry. referee-ofthe
house, with lot 2ox76. No. oU7 Houston st., s. g.. 49,.
10 Il. W. Of Nangn st., to plaintiff. $S.OOO
HUGH n. CAMP.
Foreclosure sale-Louis NJ. Doscher, referee-oft tho
two houses, with lots each 25xltN5 Nos. sos and
oU7 West 49h st., g., 100 It. W. OF 10Th av, to - 49,.
Also similar saie-WilIam r. Dixon. referes-ofa .
plot OF land 53.4x1OO.S, ON the OF s7th st., ~
1t. Q. oil 4th av., to j. j. Lyncs. 200
II v. HARNKTT.
J. Grant Sinclair, referee-Foreclosure sale OF tho
i ise9 wi n. Of spring st. to plaintiff 10000
Also similar sale j. Adriance Bush referrel-of
the two buildings with 1851 each ID 9x99. II, Nos,
70 aha piantin III. .oo. ~. $4,000
A. H.. MULLkR
Ceorxe p Sheldon. referee = For eclosure sale OF
at Bed"rd st. TO piSintin ............. 10000
Total INSTRUMENTATION
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Tho following IS the distribution OF the notes OF
tho Boston Betting Company Endorsed by the Boston
$40 ooo Bank OF Commerce, $4,000; Freemans,
$50 First National Bank (Lynn $40 1000; Revere.
$4,000 Union, $4,000. Total, SAL, 900. Notes
Of the Boston Betting Company, Endorsed by
J. G, Tappan Il Co. and George A. Alden l. Co, Bos-
ton commission merchants, and banding large guam
titles Of crude rubber understood to BE- ioows:
Eagle, 5000; Aamilton,., $4,000; Maverick,
SO oOo NaumIesg (sAlsm), $1,000; State $40. 900;
total $50 OOO Notes OF the Boston Betting Company
Endorsed by John g. TapDan 20. ana henry
F. Durant Bunker Hill. $4,000; Grand
(narblshead), $1,000; Monument, $4,000; Ire
nos by JOIN
Tappan Il Go. and JOSIAH s. Tappan, owning SO5
shares ana also purchasing agent for the company;
State National $4,000.
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Mr.. oLADwIN's FAILURE.

NKw YoEK, July a. 1878.
To rHY EDITOR OF HEaALD:-
wish to state that tho various accounts IN 'n''
MORNINGS papers regard 10 my suspension anu
dealings with Mr.. E. z. Lawrence are Inaccurate. ne
was at his Office during the day rs usual nase
made statement TO any reporter IN rega1o '" '"o
w. IL. GLADWIN.
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the floor without in tho least disturbing pet pigeon
that was eating corn under table. Nobody Was
sick, however and the family looked comparatively
prosperous, SO the Doctor came away, carefully leav-
Ing the door open that at the least little extra air
could
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THE BOSTON BgLTINo COMPANY.
BosroN. Mass, July "a, 1877

The Committee OF Investigation, appointed
by tho creditors Of the Boston Betting Com
pany ON Monday, has entered upon It's labors
At the companys Office, No. 1s9 Devsnshiro
street, bat several days will eapse before
. statement covering the actual condition OF the
company can DO prepared. In the meantime there
seems TO be no doubt that all the stock will be
wiped out and new company formed on some cquit-
able basis. The following is list OF the banks hold
nj No CORR
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TEUTONIA BANK.

SALE OF SECURITIES By THE RECEIVER US
RDAY-FAIR PRICES REALIzED.
Receiver Fish yesterday sold ON the Exchange
through auctionesr Bernard Smyth, securities hea
by the trustees Of the Tsutonia Savings Bank at the
time OF It's collapse The attendance was quite large
and Tor all but tho bonds Of The interior towns the
bidding was quite spirited. The following are the
details OF the sale:- =,
YaLu< Per Cent.
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OTHER LOSERS by TApPAN.

Reports we're In circulation that the Commercial
Agency Of McKillop Sprague, No 100 Worth street,
had been seriously Affected If not entirely ruined by
the failure OF the Boston Beltlng Company. It was
asserted that John q. Tsppan had put into this
agency $500. 600 OF the money Incorporated from
the betting company, and that he has been loaning
this money since 1873 Mr.: Clarke. tho treasurer Oh
the Nick ,lop l. Sprague Commercial Agency, who
returned IRON Boston yesterday denied all these re-
ports He said that his company would not % IN
yOved to greater amount than $5I o0o, ana VI tnis
sum they hed Tappans notes tor $40, 600 me basi-
meas OF The firm would be continued AZ usual
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

CREDITORS ACTION TOWARD THEIR DEBTORS
PETITIONS AND PROCEEDINGS IN BANK
RUPrcY.
The New York Betting and Packing Company are
pusiy engaged In making up their accounts for their
statement TO be submitted " their creditors MI
John H. Chesver said yesterday that hs was still un-
able give any figures TO the extent OF the liao'
ties He had issued q circular to the creditors for
meeting to DO held next Wednesday, which is as fol-
lows:-
Nos. 81 AND SO PARK Row, NEW Yosx.
July %, 1878: !
The undersigned regret tho necessity Of Announcing to
tho payment of their obligations at maturity. tneir
immediate having been seriously impaired
sudden and unforeseen calamity which nos ueaeh
the Betting Company With view to ascertaining
may see necal interests OF all
invite creditors meet at the ONCE OF Mr. r. ~
Dickerson the Stats Zeitung Building, Tryon row,
New York, on Wednesday. July 81 inst, ut eleven A. M
when shall DO prepared TO submit OF our
affairs and hope satisfactory propositions Tor iquos
NEW YORK BETTING AND PACKING COMPANY
BY JOHN H. CuEEVER President.
Mr.. Cheevcr said yesterday in relation to the chat
tel mortgage Tor Mr. q. W. Alden that IL was given on
April IT 10 Mr.. Edward N Dickerson in trust to use
IN case OF necessity protect Mr. Alden for his IN
dorseme nts and advances the latter had agreed 10
furnish $500 900 the Of he company by indorss
mcnts but in reality he had not advanced moro tina
$40 OOO and the chattci mortgage given simply 10
protect him for these advances. Tho business would
continue as usual tho basis OF cash pay menta
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Exports

L1VERPOOL-Per steamship Abdiel--fs6 bale 8
cotton o71 bbs -four 81 SO bushels in bulk 3n40
bushels wheat in bulk 81 sacks and wheat
nixed II 600 horus 1000 sacks wheat 1000 pcs of
slaves 500 bbs rosin ;}55 sacks oilcake
LlVERPOOL-Per steamship BuenaveDtura-'7f0
bales cotton 25 Oh bushels in bulk 9s4 bbs flour
1000 bbs rosn 33 sacks oiicake % bales empty bags
5l4j sacks cotton seed
NEW YORk-Per steamship Morgan City-3708
bales cotton 4S8 bbs moasses 26 bales hides 1897 dry
do 81 bdls do So bbs -four 81 bbls oil 100 sacks
hemp seed 26 bales iSe 1915 bbs potatoes $50 sacks
wool 81 bales junk 81 hhds sugar l36 bales 1872
pkgs HdseI
CORK-Per bark Fxceent-6490 sacks oilcake
HAVANA-Per schr Theresa G--6U0 bbs of fer
tilizer 10 sacks peas ii bales twne 1435 pcs lumber
CETTE-Per schr Allie Burnham--72tGJ pcs of
slaves sack seed cotton
ROUEN Per achr Anna-27 625 1856 bushels corn
in bulk
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Steamship Morgan City, Read. for New York
A Whitney &co
Brit steamship Abdiel Jones. for Liverpool
Miller eco
Brit steamship Buenaveutura, Boliegu for Liverpool
Ocean eco
Brit bark Excellent Maey, for Cork
w H Whitney
Schr Anna. Hawkins for Ruatan-
A Miller Geo
Schr Allie Burnham. Baxter, for Cette-
Norton e. Bell
Schr Theresa G. Gutierrez, for Havana
Joseph Kelley
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lssses order-16 bbls potatoes Joseph vignes-11 do
Lanaux Sops-1s do X Frotscher-24 sacks pota.
toes jos Gaudel-7 bDls onions IS sacks rough rice
g A Lanaux-sundries to order-TotAl IS scks rough
rice bbls mOlasses
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Eva-97 hlf
bbls molasses LaDaux-5 hhds sugar Allen. Nugent
&c0-sundriea to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Wild Gazee--
sundrea TO order
BAYOU BARATARIA-Per steamer Annie B.
sundries to order
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EXCURSION
To the Paris Exhibition,
Reduced Rates for First Cabin Only.

From New Orleans to Paris and hack to1,s
Orleans BY steamer Of this line gold $3.50
" From Now Orleans to Paris and back to New
From New Orleans to Paris and back to BaIti-
more by steamer Of this line, tgold) s21o.
Tickets OF the last named class Baltimore,
are good only to October 81, 1873.
The company reserves the right to changetha
route OF the steamers their advertised days Of
Passage tickets from Bremen, SOUTHAMPTON
or Hayre to New Orleans Issued by the UNDER
signed. ~A~'A
For further particulars apply TO
ED. Z. STOCKMEYER & CO., Agents,
ausl ly' "a Union street.
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Liverpool April 26-Arrived Steamship Oheron
Campbell. from New Orleans; Jam iican Winder, do
Norkoping, April 1s,-Arrived Bark Albion. Lar
sen. from New Orleans.
RoneB April 24-Arrived: Bark Constante Ivan
ich from New Orleans