[continued rmox first page.]
unanimous consent, Is delivering a long
apeech on the tariff question.
Liverpool. May 9. —Shipments of cotton
from Bombay since last report to the sev
enth, 26,000 bales; pork firm; lard flat.
Paris, May 9.—This city voted 44,000
against plebiscite. In the departments as
far as heard front, there is a great majority
in the affirmative. Precautions against
outbreaks have been doubled. There
great agitation, but no conflicts have oc
curred.
ISnnday's Dispatches.)
rains, May 7, 6 I'. M.—Tic voting on the
piebi-utum is completed, and counting the
vole has commenced. Great mili ary pre
cautions were taken, but the city has been
quiet all day. Dispatches from the ii- part
uieiits report all qtii-t. Some official j .ur
nals anticipate disturbances to-night or to
morrow, but nothing has occurn d up to the
present hour to confirm their fairs. All
election committees are assembled at their
places of meeting, and wiil remain there ad
night to rrceive returns from the provinces.
Polls were opened in the barracks, aud
nearly all the soldiers in and around the,
city cast their votes, but no civilian was
admitted to witness the voting.
The police continue unremittingly In tbeir
search for parties implicated in the alleged
conspiracy, and many arrests were made
to day.
Sugary bsi beeD condemned to ten years
imprisonment, and a fine of 2000 francs, for
making violent speeches at political meet
ings. Other per-ons have received similar
■entenoeefor inflammatory speeches in the
provinces, where many journals have been
seized, atid several condemn'd to heavy
penalties. A large number of arrests have
also been made in department*.
Gus ave Flourens is still in London.
Philadelphia, May 8.—Hail fell here to
day from the size of a pea to seven inches.
Windows and fruit trees wi re destroyed.
The storm lasted thirty minutes, and was
moie destructive than that ol 1868
New York, May 8—In addition lo the
a'a'ement previously made, the Chamber ol
Commerce has $4000 (or the Richmond suf
ferers. The fit ol now r< aches tSOOO.
A r file lor $10,COO worth of diamonds and
plate is to be given in Brooklyn on the thir
tieth instant f ir the cause ol Cuba.
11 P. M.—People have assembled in im
mense crowds in ths boulevards and other
par s of the city. The agitation is very
great, but there has been no cm flict with
tne police or the troops. Precautions against
sn outbreak are doubled. Strong military
guard has been stationed around the Tuiie
ries. Places of the Conservatoire and Arts
et Metiers are occupied by troops, and the
Place des Iuvalides is filled wi'.u cavalry.
Fre-h troops from (Jainpde St. Maur arrived
in Paris to-niglit.
Midnight.—The vote on the plebiscitum
in the city of Paris, with one section only
to bear from, is as f allows: Yes, 138,7U0; no,
182,881. The city remains tranquil.
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THE FILTHY FASUIO.V.
A " Short WuIklCK-Uroa" Soelety.
The New York font publishes the fol
lowing communication from Arabella:
For some years we ladies have enjoyed
the privilege of walking the stieets in short
dresses—dresses so short, that is to sty,
that they no longer swept the pavements
as we walked. Nobody but a woman
knows how gi ea^ is the comfort of this,
or bow abominable a nuisance a long
trailing street dress is. The oih-r day I
went out to look at the new fash'on; and
behold! long dresses are once mote ''com
ing in," as the phiaseis. I protest; tali'
a dozen of my friends protest with me;
but the dressmakers and dress-venders are
ini-xorable. It is the fashion; it is the
la'i s' style; and it is of no use to appea',
they say. For my pa-t I do not mean to
give in to the fi.iliy 'ashion without a
struggle. I dhre Buy I shall be beaten,
and that a month or two hence you will
see me sweeping Broadway like the rest
ot my foolish sisters. But I am deter
mined to stand out for awhile at least.
Will not somebody j in me?
What is the use * f the Sorosis clubs,
if they can not put down this monstrous
and filthy abomination? What is the use
of the American Female Suffrage Associa
tion, if it can not successfully oppose this
last decree of some French woman with
large feet? Will you not kindly print tnis,
my appeal for leave to be (ban; orlib
«r:y to be comfortable; for license to walk
lreely without being lbought odd for a
"fright?" I confess that I do not like to
look o ld. Nor does my husband like to
eee me dressed differently from other wo
men. lie rails against ihe fashions; but
he would be the tir-t to complain if his
wife were to ro'use to conlorm to the
commands of the latest mode.
I propose the formation of a Short
Walkmg-Dress Society. I don't dare to
ask my husband to canvass for members,
for he would think me "odd" if I were to
speak of it. Will you not come to my
help and to the help of all the sensible
women I know^ and receive the unmes of
meuibtTs for the society I propose? And
will you not give a little corner to ibis
Complaint, and to others—if this should
attract and draw out otherr?
" BeieDea 1 ' la Clodouitil-l Remarkable
Contract.
iFrom the Cincinnati Gazette ]
The following is nn accurate copy of a
contract, ot partnership entered into be
tween five partners iu the "Frame Bes
cnes:"
Cincinnati, November 10, 18G9.
The undArsiend a'e sa'i-feit with.this
Contrnckt under tbe firm- & Co.,
Frame Best nee. 481--st., between-
and--street.
Each Patner (o work to the profed to
the B. senes.it hedount work to the proled
lo the Be-eces he k ui expeikt no watshi s.
Sickness or Fannlie Beset es ar not
eck'udet, if he dount tant >o his Besenes
stall then he kau pu.-ht t ut liy in jonta
out fhe Besenes, the other Partn« rs got
the first rith fur to buy him out. or he lias
to put a order man in his plise, were them
order Partners are s disieit with.
Each Pa ner can drou $15 w.itshes, i! t' e
Besi nea eriau it, each Putner can drou so
moutsh then the Oder.
If a P .toer git sick, he is entitled to his
fool Wat lies the fust week, the order lime
only half wa'shes, il the Beseness erlow it
11 a Patner die his Familie can expeekt
only the profid Horn the Beseness, or the
Familie can sell the S : ock to the oder
Patners, ot to a order man were I hern oder
Potners are satisfied wiih.
No Patner can borrow money fir bis one
p» race on the Kesenes the Besenes is not
responsible tor th it money.
If a I'atner goes Securde for somebody,
tbe Besenes got noiing to do with it.
If a Patner do out side Besenes, the
Besenes has to pay it.
Each h dl Jahr the first of January and
the first of July the Stock halt lo be count
cb, end the Books are be seitlet.
Each Patner is int< itlet to 7 Pro each
Jahr on the Stock wot hie got more in the
Besenes theu the oder.
S gned by the five partners.
Notwitbstandi g he particularity with
which the rich's and duties of the "Pat
B' rs" are ldd d"wn in ti-is instrument, its
prov's ons Were mu, observed and a l.iw
eu t has been ins itiued
Lady reporters «r, eviiiently utw to the
newspaper men of Dsyton, OLio. The fol
lowing is a de-cri^ii"U of ooe in atteudnuce
a»t)ie woman's sufl'mpe convi ntion, drawu
by sn envious mA!e ecrib :
Miss Snllie M Juy re preuented the Boston
Tost Sue d s'ii guistied h< r-elr hy i er
gen, rally ind> pend m don't rare-a cent air.
ami by the numb'r of b > k. sue cariii-d
under her arm and Kep' on In r table. She
ks »i li sonieihu g of a m sculii.e s'ri e,
a d al was carries a i t-ueil in In r hand, sin
baa the B< 8 onto atfrctiiu (or eje-glaR-eu.
we rs a sailor bat, and dresses neatly, bur
jiliiidy. As she is not pre-eminently 'a
thi' L' of beauty," I -ln*nld ihink heri-hauces
ci ithibu ing "» Joy fortvtr" are good.
Unstamped Letters.
Nlaln.d Id th. N*w Orlaa.i Portoffle*
tor Want of Porton. Mar #
Persons mailing the below mentioned Jet
ers can have them forwarded to destination
iy culling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These tetters
ire retained one week, and then forwarded
to the Dead Letter office.
lievenw not receivable a* postage.
C. Cazarre, Plottousville, La.
Thomas A Hampton, Pnseut.
8. Marx, New Orleans, La.
Str. Win. Pike. New Orleans, La.
Iluii Mlrectlou*.
Mrs. Carrie It. Holmes,-.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
Monetary and Commercial.
MOM ETAKV.
GFFIOK OK TtIK DAILY REPUBLICAN. j
Monday Evening. Mu> 0. ''"TO. •
The rmney marketcoutmueeeasy tu'about
previous quotations, the street rates still
being quoti d at 10ft?, 12 per cent, per annum
tor Al notes aceuinpanit d wnh first-mass
collaterals and Al busincs paper wi'hout
collaterals, and 1(?£1§ Ijf cent month f r
S' corn! grade. Mortgage pa; er rui> s at 9@10
t*4 cent & annum lor Al and ll(<i}12 lor
second grade.
Gold opened at 114j@114c (against 11 1' at
Now York), ai d after a very light bu.-n e;s
closest al 1 Ill'lllfi (against 11 If at New
York). The aides included $2500 £1000 and
£6000 at 1144: £4000, and £10 000 at 114j;
$30 000 at 114g$$ll 4j, aud £1500 aud £0000 at
U4J The only saie of silver reported is
20eU M x'.cati ii.dials at 'll y cent premium
in gold.
Foreign exchange varied in agreement
with the course ol gold, opening easier, but
subsequently stiffening up to Saturday's
figures, and linary elosiusr at a decliue of £
iff cent in the rates for sterling. The sales
of sterling embraced about £55 000. of
•Allien £3)00 bid ot ladies' at 121|; £1000
and £3uO0 Al clear at 124^; £8000 bid of
lading at 124,7; £10,000 bin < f lading and
dear at 124f@12t{; £1000 bill ot lading at
I 121;; £2000 Al Pin ot lading and £12.000 Al
[ bill ot lading aud clear at 125; £5000 Al
' clear at 1251; £2500 Lank at 125£, and
£3500 at 1254 The business iu francs reached
660.000 c un(herein!, including 60.000 at
4.53; 100,000, 100 000, 110 000 and 250 0)0 at
4.52j and 50,000 at 4.62$ net. Sterling m-iy
now" be quoted at 1244@124j for good to
Al bid oi lading anu clear, and 1254'3
1254 fur bank; and francs [email protected]| for the
former, and 4,51 for the latter.
The m v>jnicut m domestic exchange was
of raodera'o txteut and ra'cs were without
any quotable change. The backs continn d
lo diaw on New York at 2 percent premium,
and tlie sales included £20,000, £35 000 and
$70 009 commercial flight on New York at 4
premium, £10 000. £25 UOO and $25,000 private
bankers, aud $30 Ot.O bank at the tame,
$30 000 five days sight on New York at par
and £15.000 sixty days at 14 discount.
Iu btoi ks 200 shares Ship Island Canal
sold at £1 40. 250 and 500 at Si 42A a: d 250 at
£1 174; 100 Cr scent City Slaughterhouse at
£29 25, 2U0 do at £30, 32 Mississippi Vuilt y
Navigation Compai y at. $8. and 100 Jacks u
Railroad at $0, 3000 Railroad city bonds
changed hands at —.
A small amount of Metropolitan Police
Warrants sn d at 93@934. Dealers b ugkt
Slate at 88@884 for new, and 92 for old and
Metropolitan V dceat9l®92 and sold the
formers: 834®89I fur new, and 94@95 for
old. and the latter at 93®94.
Nothing transpired in city Treasury notes.
Dealers'rates lor stna'l sums were 18@20
discount buying, and 15@1C selling.
COM. Mi (lUIUL.
Al On day Kvkntno. May 9. 1870.
Cotton— The sales to-da.v summed up
5760 bales, at suffer prices, showing an
advance of c. We now quote low
ordinary 15(§Ht<(c, ordinary 174@18|c. go< d
ordina-y 2u*(<{i21c, iow middirng 2IJ@2l4d,
ini.'dung —175224c, strict middling 22j(Sj
22;c, aiid gocn middling 23@— c.
The d-inand was active throughout the
day, and rigid < laseiticatiou lor Northern j
buy r- commanded a fraction over our out
side figures tor strict good ordinary and
strict iow middling. The luttt r, iu fact, tool
as high as 22 ■, and fuither sales could have
bceu made at the close at the same. On tli
other hand, average iow inidd inn sold curly
ia ihc morning as low ns 21 j ai d 21^c. ai d
subsequently at 21'c, but at 'lie cn se there
wa« bale, il any, to lie had under 21 Ac.
Prices were stitfeced by the New Y'ork ac
counis aud con petition among buyers.
Saturday's salc-s were 490 bait s more than
reported, swelling ihc amount to 7350 bales.
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STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept«ml>er 1, lflc.?
Arrived since la«i staiement.....
Arnvtd previously...............
-baits, 770
3.916
..l,I0i t 2u9—1,103, U5
Total...............
Olea ed to-day.......
Cleared previously____
1,109,955
. 7,65ft
961,471— 972,130
Stock on hand and on shipboard—bales........137,e25
Tu-dtiy'i exports wt-ro to Liverpool. Ro
ccijits jiropcr since Friflsy evening 4804
titles, Hgmnst 7581 for the coiresponding
time last week, ami 2735 last year, amt eince
Hepteruber 1, 1,051,822 bales, sgatust 762,543
ast. year.
Sugar and Molasses—T he receipts this
morning embrace 227 lihtis. sugar, 164 bb!s.
molasses. 1 he demand is goon, imd prices
are firmer. Pretty much all the supplies
were S")d at 7i§,8e. y lt> n r inferior, SJi^Ojc.
for common, y^toje. for fair, 101@lUo.
for l'u ly fair, 1 life, lor prime, l>J($l2.jo. tor
yellow clarified, and for white.
Tbere is no choice here. Tne molaest s sold
at 65c. for common plantation reboiled,
60<7J67c. lor plantation fermenting, and 75c.
fur prime reboiied.
^rkivals khom the West—T he ITichmond
and Atlantic and barges, fr m S'. L uis,
have arrivi d sn ce our review ot Saturday.
Fi.ouis.—The maiket has exhibited very
little animation to day. The receipts by
the A'iautic's barges have not been dis
charged, laborers ori the landing lefu-ing
to work, having struck for higher wages,
demanding $4 per day. Fine fl ur is quote d
at $4 '25; superfine $4 37|@4 50; double ex
tra at £5 121 {1 bbl. t he rati s were c n
fiued to 15(ib\.nls, of which ton superfine at
£4 37i; 360 double extra at. £5; 150 do at
£5 10; 175 treble extra a f $6; 100 choice
extra at $7 15; 200 do at £7 20, and 75 choice
extra at £7 75 p ,j r bbl.
Corn— Is scarce a'd firmer. Halesto-day
12< 0 Sts, of which 518 white at £1 32, 250 do
at $1 35, and 425 tanev white at £1 40 39
bushel.
Oats—A re also in lieht supply and higher.
400 sKn sold at 72c bubhel and 400 iu lute at
73c.
ilnAN— Is a'so firmi r. 800 eks were sold
today, of which 110 at $1 374. 250 at $1 40,
55 aud 300 at £1 5(1 100 Its.
Hay—T he stock is light and prices lire
firm wi h a modi rale demand, fcy vi-ntv
five bales prime Western so.u at $26; 76
balis choice at $27 y ton, and 95 bains
ordinary at $25 50 y ton,
I'okk-Is in good demand and price? are
ti mer. Sales to day 612 bids. • f which 50,
100, 155 and 157 mess at $31; aud 150 at
$31 124 y l bl.
Bacon—W e note a liniu eto'k and film
market, w tli shoulders j •tdvng a- 14'-; rh ar
rib sides 17|c; clear sides lap-; sugar eured
hams command 20@20Jo ft. At whole
l H ft I0°w" r fcr8 aUd " lde8 C0U d ° U had " l
$ Laku -Pressed lard is in iigl t eu; ply and
ii request. Fifty tierces pressed bold, to
arrive, at 17Jr; 25 kf ttb' rtnriered, on
tin* t*pot 19c; 50 keen n fim d at 19*'c. hmI
25 kegs Jiri-nn il h> ltȤc ft Tu-rci R are
qui'leo at 10j@17Jc ao in qua iiy. Ke^s
ls|(<il9ic.
HukakkasT Bacon— CoRiiuands 18@19c
y it.
Uhy Halt Veat—S h ul iers hi c quoted at
12^0; elei r rib i-j'ii s ut feuv uldtra
aie 2etrtiiiiiji at 13.jc ft
Louisiana IIiuk.—T he demand continues
Rood, ai d Hie receipts sell hs soon as
la; ded ui full t rices, W'u quote choic 8 -;
I r' «u * * 1o ri od do 7(g;7ic: ordinary to good
do 61@(!|c V ft
< okn jltAL—The market is very ii^l t'y
supi-ied. tdunce kiiu dried is 1- Id on ihe
lauding at $5 50#from store at $5 75 per bln.
fciAacu—Western i* now held al ihe an
VAneed price of «1e ft
Salt— llie demand is active; 10i»0 sacks
Liv: ipool coarse sold t*>r Ji iferson a' $1 40
y sa»k (rum warehoii-e. W.' sii 1 quo'e
(•■ :i) denies hands $1 5U@1 55 for coaise,
Hint $1 C5@l 70 for line. Wi.ere large lots are
al; u al warehouse by heats, a deduct ui
is mado for cranage. Nothing dose in
Tn k- I-'slid
boi'iBH—Choice O ••■hen i*- in light supply,
and cvinuiands 42c ft. P'hrr km.is are I
dull and plenty. Common
quoted at 25®35c; good Western at 36c, and
inferior do at 15@18c $ ft. No
in yet.
Western is
t at 36c, and
new butler
They
Cow Peas—T he market is bare,
are quoted at $6 y bushel.
Coffee—T he demand is fair and prices
are firm. 1 he stock is confined to 2000 bags
in first, and some 6000 iu second bands. We
quote prime 171®18;jc; good l«ii@17|e; fair
16£@16jc. Extreme ranae for loti, 16j@
18ic & ft. •
Quotations at the specie and exchange
office of Bruno & Warner, No. 146 Gravier
street:
GOLD.
ctona sovereigns.............
Old sovereign*.................
* Dgliah bank cotes.............
Twenty ir-aocs..................
BiPfr of francs...................
X thalers........................
aalerw, Prusbian.............
X guilders, Holland.............
Kronen..........................
D-ica's...........................
Spanish doubloons..............
Patriot doubloons...............
8ILYFJ5.
English aj ver....................
Frencn sliver.... ................
Spanish dollars..................
French crown-.................
German crowns................
Thalers...........................
Prussian paper thalers..........
2 00
lb G
15 3B
\ f<0
1 IHJ
1 02
Guilders
Species...........
Spanish silver. pi
■ ounce.....
Cutllw Market. '
PRICES.
Texas Peeves, corofed, choice. 7* ft net.. — <$ —.
Texas Beeves, comfea. Bucond choice, ^
ft r.ct..................................... — (3 —
gibs Beeves. heed, first qnalitr......'Tp 0t;O«5 0i
Texas Beeves. ^ head, second qui bry ...i ti u» (>si0 mi
Texas Bfleves. head, third y|uaiil>......10 it MJ10 00
Hop. ft gross........................... u
bbtfSp, bead.................... 3 00® 7 00
Vea Clittle,V head........................ 0 MVaill ! M
.M ilch Cows, ft ii ?ad........................60 ffH&nj do
Milch Cows, cueico......................— 00
Lumlier Murksti at the JSusIds.
WHOLESALE rKICES
Inch boards, M...........
boantllcg (accord.og to qi
Jeuglhs)..................
Ws»aih«r beards rou?h______
Weaker boards dre-sed.....
H4 D flooring No. 1.....
% and \ D ceiiiug..........
Shintf los................. .....
laths..........................
-BY TUB CARGO.
............ $15 Ui@16 00
•xlity S!id
13 nr *14 Oh
n V&& -
16 u @-
--Cr23 00
22 0P@-
4 00 3 4 i.5
2 25 A 2 bo
BUILDING MATERIAL.
Paving brick.................... ........
PniidiDK brick...........................
Salmon brick............................
4* bite
Yellow Ean J.
If- C03S-
11 009-
6 ID® T 6G
50rt-
2-(a» 30
WOOD. ETO.
Ash .......
Oak........
Pine........
Charcoal...
fl 7S<3 ?50
t; CP * C 60
3 3 75
46<J 50
Hates of freight by Riser to Cairo and
Rail to Chicago.
Snear, pf-r 100 cor.nds....
Sait, per 100 pounds.......
Hides, per 100 p. u ids____
Liquors, per iuO pounds...
Orm.gts, per bed..........
Orai-gt'E, boxes............
Cotton seed, ptr 100 !bs...
Molasses, per bbl.......... $1 00
Crates, per 100 lbs____
Cairo.
OHICaGO.
20c
40c
15c
30c
20c
45c
25c
50c
5 lie
$1 00
25c
50 e
•20c
40c
11 00
£2 00
20c
40c
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE IMILT REPU«LIO\N,)
Tuu:,aay, ^ay 10. 1870. j
HLEARSD YR8TBEDAY.
IleweB, Tripp forGhlvettcn aihl Indi
KJor ida Forts
Steam skip W
Hnoltt
SteHJUN'iip Margarot B'nkfti.'V. :
Stenner Maguolia, Ove, t r Pen
Shii* .4d v wncH. vt al nee, I *r Live
~ * bp George A
pie
iu k si > i
ali
vli f
Lug r ,er Auio ic*. Ayeua, liw Pc
•n. lor Liverpo
tacola
■AY,
i Fcrdeanx. to
Achj.e
to matter
AKRi YBii i . 1STE1U
Berk Lp, B-n r K Trevst- 54 dijS
V.h gn»n rpb .rde—
Sthr....i- VVeic..,ne, U1 ter. from U'.illj
2d districs I* i'
bchoourr K w . Roidt, 6 diivs from Tculula, lo K 16
sgisio Aco -2d dictru-t T T
A) W BOATS.
ti.lie C. J* wet*. rvi~>*. from iho I'as»c—Towe l dowr
t i the B,r b.i k It ze. or e .lore it d .chooser Au
ve io» U-i imhi up b.i k Le» So . Kd-.
Oiwlmnr. >cfcu is. Kr ; - the H»m»— 1 down wndt
t:e ti.r, rhip Kl-emde wrd -crooner idtlend —
HryUi.bt o;i?-chi aLer rn»t"<*4
t e I'hs f*8—Went down Tight
er VTelc me.
iiht up belt
4TR4.Yf?<«»AYR.
H#*nry Trte D«lferi
Slmj,(Jarrell, fr.im .V >lj >
ARRIVED" SUNDAY.
m New Vu.k HO'.h nit,
ct
ve e York 30th n't, via
-trict
"iter Pom New York
Steamship Sherman. Crow!! p
to Low l,u :ui L - H —n )
Steambhir, Sicn.i'lc, Bake-. fr..m
e»var ». iu W m < ro-vy_-.>, ,
atenm-btp (ieo tre ^ hhhinyt n,
3 tb ult t 0 A Mouii.ib —HA di
North G rmoo h'frnin*hip Vr<n
meu vi » r'avr# a^u havau
4ih dibt ic; 45
a T M aM BOATS
Frc.nk Parcmf. Tut in. from V ckabnr".
Julia A Rnduloh, Mc'ema-, I'ri'in 'effergpn.
Sail Nicnln,. h tKl-i ic. fn.m Lower Ooa t.
L'rnrse, Hopkins, from Mobuo,
Alice, Muncjr.i rt,m Amite r.ver—New Ba-in.
RXFliRTc
RXFliRTc
rNDfAWOLA VIA GALVESTON--Rteam-htp
W li Hewe—I3f0 ska c-in I So bbl- tic r 1.35 ba a cofP-e
81 bb » wni.kj tor Ur.Pest.in, 2t5 bsp-s coEte 2-.U sas oats
SO-' b a hour 5i b'J. wu<skv
KtY WE-T VIA K4.0Itl''A PO«r<_Steam»nm
caret- I"h3 bo s floor 331 pkirs nni-e 18bb'- whi-ky 1
bods ru.ar 3 hxasoKar ill Ob'-p t.it..»s I bb'son.onr, 6
aas bran 23 pkK« tnba Cl 13 b«(r« c ffee 6.t> ks corn 12
C-kr bscti. 2 IM la.d 3 bbl- pork 5 bills uroiaases
PENS l)UL a—M- amer ,«»iro«iia 40 bbl-flour 100
anoik i c-k- bacon 4 -as oats 1 ba^s cutlee Ic6
png- rud e 4 hales hay
LIV'r KPoOt.—Sh.p Advance—4030 t'aieo cot on 2400
BOSTbiN—Burk St Mary—40 100 f« t walnut lumber
L VEH POOL SbipGtoA H 1. 36 9 t»«.ra c.ttou
PKNSACGuA—L uggoi America—b4b pkge
ROrKPORT—Vhooner Maggie—329 bb!® beef 13 bf
tb Hbeef 129 rev b**ef and rnmn^s
UTlLl.A—-Seb'-ou* r '*■ el . «.m —hun'di** banant#)
4f U. 0 i la*d-*ii> 7(00c- coanutw ^ partn a 1 monkey
0*aFM:HK- choiM.T BrazoT-11 8tr..w h«ta
1 C 'Be do lb pieces ce ar 343 biiucii s piai.iaiLb and 8*
buT.cbe- ban
M B »-iE— M* .mer Mary—Mmdriea
BREMEN, VI A HAVtiK A.M» liAVaNi
Ship Krai kfu t—At»»td i.dse
kiOKiLE—Steamer L u se— 43 ba.os cotton
tobacco 12bb!& r^riu and uu dries
0- 49 bbls ice $
aFO-Vi^jc G :
p OKT—Sle^mer He
• ■iMfehOH 4 i» .b m c tt
?i?0i
MiaDEN— te»mer Lo..»w-.unk— 31 b^e* cotton and
Steamer Ida—79 bales cotton and
n ton 130
J fcKEEKSON
Sundrio^
1 tJi IsVILL — Steamer Indiana 38 bales
bhds tobacco uni Western p odu e
hA>OiJ SaRA—M amer W. S. Diky—77 ?'aleh of
cotton ? 6 h* ds natrar 3l bbU molab8<jn iu o*ies mo»8 2J
nd bU5 dries
bi>l» r:< o 24'bi;
MCRDAN'S LOUISIANA AVP TK X AS KAIL
BOA b. Mhj9 27 b,l*. co'.tnn 27 hhSa,iiif»r 1 3 biii-s
22 bill, lube- 2.* hi bale. m.n. 25 bul. ric« itud kuud.ie.
| of ^and Texas Hai.ruaS a: Be w„ k-, Ba
! " a . th " " r iT8 ' of 8 A " "
| J 1 .' Jo etb "' e - Lew "• fV, ' r TTu«da> a>
. Uf iy * ,l> ° ! Nf ' rf " K * a P* , * in Wiuon, tn*ry Sai<
BECElPTa SUNDAY.
V i K^BURG—Steam-r Frsuk r*Hr^nud—1333 bales
colt • U6 n. s cotton cerd and Mji.drifw
JEFrER D — ten me Jn : ia t • n-'nlph-T 69 ba es
C 'ttou (il '•id*8 16 r. 11 leather and Mi'idf-ie*
}f* 1* R VMAf T-Sie ir er — n io.inn-.17 bbls rice
29 h* a- v Urf n.r 34 bhm ni la es a ri tiundri e
aMITh KIVEh—Me. m«4r Alice 1 -A), 00 bhi g]-« 20
<ord w cd Ji 0*0 feet umb r Id ek* bead coltou and 9
bales COitow tlid bUIidrirS
MRMORANiDft.
STEAMSHIPS TO SAIL.
TI e Luma eti, Capttin Rut'er, i- leading to
Ichvf with dispaien f r Liverpool.
Th- fctefir; m» ip Mstage da Uapta n 4>l-en, leave Bra.
ohra: Ci y r*r Nubra© P >h evpiy ►ntordiy oc tbe -trri
va) o ibe 7:3d A M train, from
'I h , kio-'gan hte-ica rv f«*r i«hiv<hj. n 1* ave the terminus
hmvd y
UILDING PAPER
a IH B Jb^rff compact
«*iry bool* to vet", and i
r J U8Pd on »heoutrtii?
>i4e
■$0 at carding to
1C flit 1<1« c ft III |»
Irtff sent free.
Rock
ape
s tur ted w. t h
»t »r irati build
board', fj-fo UtHler e>biD
k*.*ep ou« dump und c Id
•lie r"-1d»*, not phi ara'-ed
TK..1NO a nd makes «%
)> from $
h« UMr-e on
• vh circu
i im
mfcP
93. 95 97 C&r „
K O Hsl.MKK » C
any. < 'htcago.
5f; O
50v.......... ii4>kb
500
UWM K W UIII.Rs
H '.M « tv MU I H.
Hour m niK*
s- rt) within past tw - „ ► , u DBH
NOT ON
FULL Gl'/ (tvi ..
RETURNED. K T, K<.'
PEAK- MIR irp,
In Operatio' Drily
Bfpu!, ar.. i7« (an . t
phi «
Nrw Oxsito : lepni* klr - .
AINl
STEAMSHIPS.
FOB NEW YOKE.
MERCHANTS' STEAMSHIP LINE,
Comprisipg the first-class steamships
UKtiMJEN l (J11Y..........Captain Geo. h Norton.
SHERMAN...............Captain JVlii er b. O oweil.
GENERAL MKADE.....Captain A. W Sampsoo.
UNITED STATES...........Captain A. Blaccrard.
MISSISSIPPI..............Captain W.* t. tteury.
WESTERN MKf ROPOUS .captain H. 8. Quick
EMILY H. boUDEK...............Captain----.
COMPRISING THE FiKSi'»CLAJ58
Steamships
SAILING FROM NEW YOKE EVERY SATUR
DAY.
The 8 teamen ip
nil PKMJi N,
MINER B. GROW ELL, Commander.
Willleave rer wharf, foot of Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY, May 14, at 6 P. M.
These eteamera have superior accommodation*
for passengers.
Cabin Passsge.............................
hteerag*.: 1'abSbge........... .............. 25
Bi)!d of !ad*ng bigLcd through to Liverpool, Glas
gow and Bteinen.
For lreight or passage, apply to
LOW A LUDW1GSEN,
No. iPOCoTf'mon street.
The stesmshin ORESCENT CI1Y wni Jollow,
leaving on SATURDAY Aiay 21 at 5 P. Al.
oc20 ly
t ltO&i YY F.LL LL\ K.
This tAine is oompoeed oi the Steampfiipe
GKO. WASHINGTON, UOKTES,
GEO. CRUM WELL, M A KI PI )3A.
l .~igr For New York via IIuvmbu
Th» Sr^'anidhip
GEOIIUE itASU^OTOW,
E. V. G * GER. Commander.
Wii! ieave her wharf, loot of Tonlou&e erreet, on
SATURDAY, May 14, at 8 A. M.
Passage......................................
Freight for Liverpool, Broraen and Havre »elren
b> tli'B lire, aid through bibs oi iauing given for the
> or freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
oo51y 41 Crrondele- «»trr
FOR P2NSAOOL&, \V A RR1NUTOV, A PA
LAOHICiiL.t M. MARKS, i.kOAR KtCi'-.
MPA AND KEY W l> i'. Tt-iongh hu e of
lading to UoiUHibus. Georg'a, ftD'l liar bridge,
Georgia, ai a t*d r#»g. iar ge od f hat'ahm-oheo
river; aiso to FLRNANLUNA a:d JAUKNON
V1LLK.
This l.-e i3 foinpo oil o f the following ftteaiofibips,
to i il .• VEKk ;>a U H i '» :
IiAVaUA............E. v >chfellsrg^r roniiaHTicflr
rL( *i,If»...............MJ 'I * -v , Comma de
Bi AIUOR r.....J. McO. B*kt-r. t^mmjiuoex
MARGaRF r ................, < omtnanc.rr
TAPPAHANNGCK......C. W. Kfcc(?, C- iumaudtr.
' « --* «» TAPPAn.mo(K,
Rkljd. Oomri&Dtlcr.
WiH leave bar wharf, ''cot of Calliope stre«*t, on
8ATUKDAY'. May 14, at 8 P. M. For freight or
passage, apply lo
t. W. PERKINS A OO , AgeutB.
'26 Caron dele i nreet.
N. P* —Shipt ers will rlea-e procure order- from
Agent's Office before sending reivbt to kteimt-r.
No freight received on tie da\ cl saiiiLg.
le^ ly
FOB AKW YOKk VIA HlVAkA
Carryinff the United States msiL
To bail hKlDAY. Maj 13. at 6 P. M.
The magnificent Al Biuewteel ocean
Ruritaiift sieamsnio
BiFXVIL? P,
Baksb, Commander.
Will leave her wh&rf, pett 14, Fim District, &§
ftbovo.
For freight cr having nnrrir^ac^ea aooorn
ttoti&noDa, api»ly to UM ORKfcVY. *irent,
35 f earner <>rHv er
The Bteamehip DoSo»o Morton, commander, will
fo iow Av.f 4 . tad on Her regulur ay. cc31
LOTTERIES.
RAWING
state
OF Til E LOII^UYA
LOTTERY FOR MAY O. 1870
(LASS 1 OD
31 I 57 I 30 ■ 39,72 £6 I 37 52 1 47
10 | 11 | V2 13 14 ,
& I 62 I 16 ' — I — j
«re published i
rtivva in publii
Tne above drawing
e pit papers, ana ar.
xooir.M or the Compa .
IniOrmat'Oi furmbhed and n
HO-V AftD, SI MONS A (
St Charles street, comer In
ul ; the prin
diiily at the
cashed by
'•»n tractors,
New Lfeiii
W»
this niiith day :
Now Orlaans,
v. 1870.
ii. PER ALT A.
yfivM GIF FEN,
Louisiana,
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTEdll-S.
<n;»ijkhj
LUmiKS
COMPANY,
Incorporated Auguat 17, 1868.
CHARLES T. HOWARD............PRESIDES
WAOLF KlSfliMJ LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SCHEME-ONLY 20,ff0fi NUMBERS.
Capital I'rlzt................$<>0,000,
CLASS F,
BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
ffuturday, May 14, 1870,
HOWARD, SIMMON> A UO., Contractors.
SCHEME:
TO
SO OOO Vamb«ri
-Tlct.u Only 1)20.
1 priz*j o
ifO.UhO is.....
..................... $50 000
1 prize of
3'i.nrc u$____
..................... 30 000
1 prize of
j* one .....
..................... 50 COO
1 t»nz« ol
LU-0U0 ia.....
..................... ID OUO
r.r ze ot
SU**0 is.....
...................... 9 m v
l :■ nze of
KUO* is.....
...................... fj.crjc
1 prize of
7,000 .s......
..................... 7, OOC
1 prize oi
3,1**1 is.....
..................... B,(»».
1 prize ot
5.00*1 is.....
..................... 6.UX
1 prize ot
4,oon , H ......
.................... 4.0(0
1 prize of
3,i "Vis____
...................... 3,000
1 prize uf
2,000 ia______
1 prize of
1.0UUJ
I prize of
1 prize of
j prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 pri ze of
l prize of
of
of
1 P r
1 prjZe OT
1 pr i ze of
J pr*zeof
1 pfize of
1 nrv.e of
I pi
I pr»ze o»
1 prize of
1 prize cf
! prize of
1 prize «>f
1 p^ ze of
l prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
60 prizes cf
317 prizes of
............. 25,000
.........2S.8C0
.........63,40C
440 prizes, amounting to.......................5280,400
Who'e Tivkets, $20; shares in proportion.
Prizes payable without deduction
Orders to be addressed to
U AS. T. lit)WARD,
Is)ck box 692, P istoffice. New Orleans.
Ktnd posiotlice money order, or register >onr let
r er. f,
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
N KW
GOOD
KE*ITa IHA^iT.
PRICFB.
LIVING AT LIVING
Table «f* Holes
Pr^akf^st, fifty cents; D nr.er, fifty cents
Ail the delicacies of tbe e« sou served up to ens
tom«*ra, and iho cooUmg utjexcv piion&l. Try my
h Uue. EDWARD MaKI IN, i rourieior,
Nf*. 57 .^t i 'harles ntn et.
Bonr-i p^r month, S25; per wh©k 56. f»v-6m
''Art ui: la Huiuirr..
r I NOS R K T A IT U A NT,
&<>«. S und Kt < anmdtlrl Sirtet
One of the most elegant estabiisnmenre in tht
city; everyth.n* about it new. The rooms larse;
the location central, and the management unegooi*
tionahie.
»ir Pino, woo hn« the direction and inanarement
of this e tab! siitfient, havintr had twenty years
penecoe a- a roaturatenr in tnis city, feels cooiiden'
in beiuii able to satisfy tho patfbns of this house.
Tbe c oka are real artists, and tne WiKS the
bestr ver imported.
hsk-nyr for a share of the patronage of tne publu
perfect fair deaiiny is ynaranteed.
Gentlemen, accompanied by ladies, will find, m
-taire. deligblfni aaloons furnished e'eeanily. an<
no extra charee made for service or style ded ant
lAMOrU (Ofy-kl.llUI Ht. aft-
LAGEK BEER SA LOON
(Late Cotton Plant).
eruerPsrttnilelet and f.atuyFti, #tre*t<
Onoioeav ffinss. I iqnoi-s aod (Jigars, otwaye oi
■ana. as also the very treat Western Latcer Iw.er
G. HJLNNEttKRG
» b.-LUNt'H -erven every <;,v rerp |1 to
»(.'oc* .)»ll
.ncrn.I- n «>» <1 B. Moll.art-No its, 70.
UW'tiM) DIbTRIUT OOCKT Euk IHE PAR
-7 isn o' ('rieans— Notice i* hereby rivee to tit
red>t<>rs of this es'ate, and to al 1 other p-renne her.
o n-1--e-ted. to show cause within ten da i fron
-.hepres-nt notification, if Any they have or car,
>» » th" acoonnt pre-ented by A, IMo inari,
admtnii ra or of this e-tate, a hop Id t^it b
• oolorated anl approved, and to- Innde die
- a..., < n -.-cordance therewith.
- er o .tie t Oort
* '4 n. il 1 'Hjjo V cert,
STEAMBOATS.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.
OAIKO AND OHIOAGO—THE ILLINOIS CEN
tral Railroad and Blue Line via Cairo, take
freight from New Uileans on tirst-ciasa steameis
leaving da.ly at 5 P. M.
FOR CAIRO, CHICAGO AND
points North and West via
Cairo—-The
Oieut Itrpublic*,
Virginia,
Hrury Ames,
Melle Lre,
, Indiana,
Magenta,
Alcholan liuntcworih, a ad
Bulicri K. Lee
Are among the first-class steamers of this line.
Through tickets to all points North via Ca»ro, for
saie at No 160 Common bireef, under the 8t. Char es
Hotel
Ad rates and all through bills ot Udine from
New Orleans by the above given and signed od! at
be office of the c« mptny. ^o. 26 Carondslet street.
Shippers by this route save drayage and transfer
charge , and their goods are always under cover,
insurance one-quarter less had by any other route.
aud rates lowe
J 4MES T. TUCKER, General A gout.
mh 15 6ra
ST. I.OUIS.
For St. i.uuia, Fulro, Mem*
—--—_phis, the Bends, Vkk-bnrp. Natchpz,
Ha on Rouge, >ind all intermediate landings, tho
loamaiotti passenger stea-i er
THOMPSON DEAN,
J. H. PEPt-t.il. Master. N. b. Iowleb, C erk.
Leaves SATURDAY, May 14, at 6 P. M.
Connecting with Packets and Kailro ds for ad
poicta-North and West. in lO
in lO
For St. A.-*:nts, Cairo, Hri
e and the Kends—The magDiiicent
*u»' v-ieebure i*vi8aenger packet
GK rAT KFJ*i BL1C,
W. B. Fonalpfon, Mrefer.
J. ff. Atkinson and w a Hui:d, ClerLe.
Leaves »> » I IJ KD a Y May 14, at 5 P. M.
A plan of ibe cabin c-iii l)fc seer, and state room*
Sf-cureo hy applying &t the office of fciunorr
A dam? , N o. 25 Uomme rcial i-iace mya
«T.
LO L'f a AXO K E W OKLEA^H
lMl'< roMFAlY,
For Si. Looli, Cairo, Mem
phis and the Rends, Vick.ibarg—The
lowurccau.e steamer
KJCHMOXD
Nat. S. Green ..............................Master.
I UTHI31. Woods .............................Clerk.
W ill leave on TUESDAY', May 10, at 5 P. M., as
above.
l or freight or passage apply to
vJ. B. WOODS,
General A pent. No. 104 Common street.
A plitD ol her cabin may be seeD, and stateroom
secured, on application to Af?ent. myl
8r<ular Fnurirra ilsySp l.uuiiuatl N« w
orlrani I'ackrt
ST. I.OUI8 and NKW ORLEANS
Pact©', for St. I on-*-, Carre, Memphis,
Helena and the Benda.
The Oral class passercer steamer
DEXTER,
ISAAC H. JONES ..........................Master,
VViti leave as loilows:
WEDNESDAY ...................May IP, 5 P. M.
W, I'-.tsDAV.....................June 1. s P. M.
WMiNI SOAV.....................lane 15, 5 P K.
WiDVK-DtV..................,1a e 29, 5 P M.
WKDNESDuY.................luiv 13 5 P. M
Wh.LNKSDAV......................J„iy 27.5 P. M.
WEDS SDAY..................uuvust'lO 5P.M.
A plan of h-r cabin may be seen and state rooms
set ure.i on api.l ratmn to J. H. WOOD*,
myl 3m General A Kent, 104 Gommon street.
lo, isviL Li-:.
F*i
LouNvMe Evanavllle,
. Cairo iMemphis, the Ht-nd**,
> V'ck-sburg Natchez. Baton Rouge anAl
yli intermediate laooicgN—
Tee favorue pacnefc
Iu\ 1)1% VA
R. K Neal Ma«>er: Chari.es Mili^fr, Clerk.
Leaves WM-.NK>DAY. May 11, al 5 P. M.
(Iiv»ng paxtiaUiar aiumion to Li ndsand a l way
lUftineos m>7
'
1
BaION KOI JOB.
^cvv OcieiiQi, ('ouit and IStiton
W.
utiBaBKouge s»mi-weekly passenger packet
mT. JOKt.
It. Greathouse, | J. A. Comstock,
Clerk.
Leaves New Ork&n£ every WEDNESDAY'at 10 A,
M.» and SATURDAY ar 5 P. M.; leaves Baton
Rouge TH CRN DAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS,
coining down the ooast below Donafdsonnlle iu
daylight, Fridays aud %lcnd»ys.
K. O. MELaNCON, Agent,
mb!
f6 Old Levee wireet.
rPPEK COAST.
rPPEK COAST.
COAST AND LALOUROHEPACKFT
• omp&ny.—The new aud elegant
steamer
llrnry Tete,
Loaves every MONDAY «it 5 P, M., and every F*RI
DaY at IOa.M.
Joseph Dalferes, Master. M H. Landry, Clerk,
leaves an above, for LocLoort and all intermediate
landings on tne Coast ana Lafourcho.
K. O. MAR I IN. Agent,
jail 64 (»id Levee 6treet.
OPKIjOTTSAS.
for uptLuusA.s, washing
ton. Fort, Barre, aDd all landings on
the Coast, Atchafalava river and
K Bayou Ccurtableau—The light draft
«f. O. Klluekford,
O. O. Pickett, an aster. J. B. Schmit. clerk.
Leaver on WEDNESDAY, at 5 P.___
Leaves Was>hingtoji_ _for_ New Orleans every
Saturday at 12 m
The .J. O. BlacKtord connects at Sin"sport with
steamer Payn^wick, and at G'hurchvilie with Jennie
Gibt en8. Through b'lls ladiug given.
Bilis against steamer J. G Blackford will not be
paid w»tn«nt a written order from the captain.
Tbe J G. Blackford, when the r iter is too low,
wiP connect with stenm^r r
ATTORMEYd AT LAW.
A.
W. ALOii r IU S,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
So, 24 IOuimrrct.il Place,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Will pract ice in all the Cou r ts of ihe purithes of
Or:3ttL s and Jtff*.rson, ao.l the Supreme Court at
Now Urlean^, and will give particular atteut on to
the Collection of t (aims. de7 ly
JOUAT 15. UOWAU1).
i LAW OFFICE
so......... .St. Chari*. Street.......... SO
Prompt attention given to civi 1 business in the
several courts of the State fe'22 ly
ISAIAH lUAiiP
J. HAWKINS.
do T1IAKP,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
IV Lotnaierciul Place,
NEW ORLEANS.
Prompt attention given to all batfineaa in the
State and United States Courts. j&i3
IIMIUMAA, Jr-.
K.
IIMIUMAA, Jr-.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
......«t. C.t.r Alrt-.v.......
It
reS I?
J^thKY V. A H. M. IIIOULA,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
H3 X.tche* Street (Morgan'! Building],
NEW ORLEANS.
vv
■ I.TEA 11. AKUalitllSU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. Al Uagarlue Street, New Orleans.
oc21 tm
yjUAATIU KINO, ATTOBIt EX,
S»l* H STREET, WASHINGTON, D. O.
A*enl tor Patents, Pensions, Bounties, and al
otoor Claims atcainet the tiovernment
PA'iENTS—Domestic and Foreign, obtained at
usual rat, s; Kecssaes prepared; Patent Law Ur.si
-e-e interfere »e-j, e'e , attended to
Pii.NnluNS—Instructions furnished, and daunt
promptly prosecuted on receipt cf application acc
proof. "Pensiou Arrears, payable in this oity, July
•Ol ected
Bounty Land. Indian Depredation, Moidterv
'ionnty and Arrears, and Internal Kstsoov I 'iaim
'aithful y prosecuted.
GFKIUERS ACCOUNTS speedily afljn -led. an
trrears secured.
OU A RTERM ASTER AND OOMMlSbARI
JLAI w —and au other claims, wnethec aeamst th
*a r , Navy. Treasury, Postofflce, or Interior Denar
-en', or to be presented to I) npreas, or "afore the
'Jourt of Claims, carefully attended to
M All. CONTR aUT- Kb AND POSTM ASTEHs
eill And it for tbeir nterest toaecnre hia serncee
r. this connet tion be may be excused for remarl
nvihat he he'd the office of Kir-t As-isisnt Post
taster General for Several years, retiring as Poa
naaier General, March IS6I—mnn which lie ha.
W" const-oily ersaped in the practice of bit
reeent basineee, and oon oqnenUy is familiar wit)
ne mode of preoeedincs in ail the Departments n
oe Government.
BUSINESS ARHANGEMKATfi-epreren , B t t
vttb Attorneys for Olaimsor Patents 'hronrhont
the conn try en matnaflr oatiofaplon terms myT
FOR BENT.
F OR KEI'T-PART OF 8KOOND FLOOR
of store No 21 Canitl street. Also two .melt co>.
tages on Hagan avenue, near Bienville street obeli
K«.d. for real ..rjensap. A^SDESBAN.
a P 231m _ 21 Canal street.
I FOR KENT
S PLKflHU IIWKLL------ -
A HAKE CHANCK —The second and third
lloors of that splendid brick dwelling houee, No 17
Dauphin street, will be rented, farnibhed or an
larnished, until the first October next, on very
reasonable term^, to a good tenant. 'J he furniture
is elegant and 'he location one of the most desirable
10 the city. There are ten room*, besides bath
room, wasb-room and kitchen, with bo h hydrant
and extra large cisterns. The ground tloor is de
tached from the balance of the house »nd occupied
by a popular dentist. For terms, apply on the
premises. jan!4
WITHOUT
________ __________ __ ^. tlemsn, at 21
Gravier street, between Franklin and Liberty. je3
R oom a, with ok
BOARD—For families or gentlemen, at 2£8
REMOVALS.
I^EUOVAL.................... UXVOYAL.
Tho nndereigeed has removed Pis STONE YARD
from the old stand, on Cubtomhouse street, to the
ARTIFICIAL FKKAKHTOO: YAUII,
on Poydras street, between Loeast and Freret
streets, and ihe offioe U* N o 34 Natchez -troet.
In extend'ng and consolidating h's bujsiaess with
the 1-rear Artificial Mone Cjiu at y, be would ex
pre^s bis thanks to a g* n**rou« public, tho patrons
and friends of a bosireesof f h *■*> eight years stand
ing in this city, and would aol'.cii acui mi'^Rte of
same to t be Louisiana I rear Mone 5TaniPa*jtur
ing Company. JitWl'OS RiUHARDS.
Referring to tho ebove, 1 he FR' AU «*RT1FI
CIMj 81 ONE COMPANY will furnish their
STONE, aieo. Granite and Marble for al) purposes
of buildinj? iron's cl stf>r--8 and dweilm^. step',
v.irdow sills, lintels, tombs, monuments, ila^ging
fer banquets, yards, garden walks, etc.
articiar at tention of property b Iders. architects
and builder- is called to ihe Artificial FrearS one,
now offered as a beautiful and economica substitute
for brek aod plastered fronts of buildings, and
suitable for cornices, window trimmings, wall cop
mgs, f iont femes, etc
N K * TON RICH A R DS, President.
Jamkp Clark Secretary.
Depot tor the sale of RICH ARDS' CAPE LIME.
ip»
STOLEN.
(IX MH6AU1.-A
L OST, 8TOLEW
Crijuiissory Note for tho sum of $2C0 bear
•ight per cent it t^ref't from it 1 date, -Mav
1^53, ti l pirn', s gned b> Katharine Froinherz made
pavable iocrd»r of fridoiin Ifroinherz, and by /:im
indorsed. Parties tinoieg or having fte .suiue n
their poss^ssioti are hereby notified not io negotiate
the same, as payment hab been stopped,
nr. 5 8 U .
SEWING MACHINES,
§ 3(> "GENKRAL R. E. LF.E,
writing under date cf January 12, 1867, say
its bjai^le mechanism, and the experience my
daughters have hi d in operating it, makes th« Wil
cox A Gibbs' hewing Machine a great favorite in
my tamfiy ' WJL1 COX A GINKS' m lent Twisted
Loop btiich ShWING AlACHiNE. For sale by
KEDKIUK,
87 and 11? Canal street, P*ew Orleans.
Agents wanted _ ^3h*2b'>m
RAILROADS.
THE XOUT II AND EJlsT
Cairo and Illinois Central HaUroud.
Two Daily Express Trains leave Cairo on ftrriva
of trains from Now Orleans. No « hangs of cars
from Cairo to Nt. Louis. No change oi cars from
Cairo to Chicago.
ONLY ONE CHANGE FROM CAIRO TO NEW YORK.
This is the only direct ronte to Chicago, and to all
point* North Mid Eaet, via Chicago It is trow 110
to 150 iu'les shorter, and fro**i twelve to twenty-four
hours quicker, than any other route.
At unicago, direct connrc ion* are made for Cleve
land, Nia P ai& Fa Is, Buffalo. Ntw Y'ork, Boston.
Mon : re*l. Pitrshuig, PhiLde'phia, B<t»t more, and
' aii part-.ot tbe U >; also, for Milwaukee, c«t. F&uJ,
1 L&te JSupeMor. and a l points North
New aLd elegant Drawing-room S*eepir-g Cars on
all Night Trains between Cairo and Chicago, anti
Cam
Baggage checked to all important points.
ota ap^ly at ihe New Orleans,
For tiircugn tick
J ckson and ureat Nortnern Railroid t.cket offic
corner Uarao and C- mmon streets (uDder city
Note), & r 15) Common street (unc^er Nt. Charles
I!od', and at tbe N* w Orleans, Ja^Kcon and Great
Northern L& Iroa t Depot.
B. F. LG' GLEY,
General Southern Fas'erger Agent, New »'rcans.
W. e. JOHNSON.
General Patseng»-r Agent. Chicago.
w. N. HUGH ITT,
Gen era) Superintendent Chicago.
OOI.AO EAST,
VIA LOUISVILLE OR CAIRO,
Should purchase Tickets by the
ERIK AM» ATLANTIC AND
ttitKAT WESTERN KAIL WAY,
Formic r th* best and most comfortable Dice to i
New York. B'.stoc and Northern and Atlantic cities,
with magnificent Palace Combined Day and Night
Coaches, through to New York without change
Two LUhtnlnt ExprrM Trains Dally.
This in 'he only Line from Cjccinnati to New
York onder one tnaragenu nt; the only Line from
Cincinnati to New York without break of gauge;
th» only Lice whose trains run through to New
York without change; the cnlv Line running
coaches through without using compromise wheel*;
the only Lire running Palace Broad Gauge Coaches
through without charge.
If you oesire prompt time and certain connec
tions. finest scenery on tbe ( ontinent. meet com
fortable cars in the wond, most mugmticent dining
halls and arr.p'e time for meals, and the safest,
best and most comfortable route—go to New York
by the
Erie and Atlantic and Great Western
Hallway.
Tickets by this Line for sale at all ticket offices
through the bouth.
WILLIAM R. BARR,
General Passenger Agent, New York.
W. B. 8HATTUU,
_ ^, Genera] bonthern Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
f©2 ly
BANKS AND BANKING.
gT. UHABLK* LOA.V OFFICE.
15 ST. CHARLES STREET.
ST. L . RK8 TEZ,
SUCCESSOR OK A. MAKCUASD.
Money loaned on furnitare. clerhinR, jewelry, dia
mondi, etc
i^PECUS AND LXCIIAMtiE OFFICE
BRUNO A WARNER.
140 Oruvter Street, nnarst. CkarltA
P«y the highest prices (or ail kirn's of American
PAPE»N^ ,LD ' MLVK "' BULLION and
Baj and sell GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
SJOUKS and COMMEKOIAL NOTES Dra,
SloH I and TIME DRAFTS on New York, and
the .irm.MT.al oO.un nf IT...____
^^erincipal cities of Europe, in sums to suit.
I^UAJd AMI CLtliOIS ASSUCIA'MUK,
UOKNKR TKRD1DO AND ST. CHARLES STS.
Authorised Capital................#500,0 00.
This Institution has been chartered by the S'ate
of Lome ana lor twenty five years, and hiving effect
ea a permanent organization, is prepared to m-ke
loansatnoi more than FIVE PEk OENT onDia
Ware. Watches. Jewell, Goods
(.aces, Wearing Apnare!, kurmture and all Movei
able or Immovable Property.
-------- roperty.
etre^lS^.lBENT MON_EY. State Warrant..
MetropoMUo Warrao'.S' OiryNmeV, LeV£™s o'r
fT. V :. 0t . ?!.''T 1 of . State ar oity mdebtednea.:
United Mate, Officers' P^y Act-oonfs. uSded5 id?,
taktn 8,8rB Vouohcr ®'» nd Uld Gold and b, We
ron.tifl ENTRANCE— Ladies visiting tbe As
sJfri C1 ?' by P * SS1D ® duvrn Uarondelel street
it.A.t^ p " ,4t ® «tt trance to tbe office on Perdido
Joint W. Hillman Cashier.
d- H. WILSON, President.
educational.
JEFFEKnON ACADEMY,
no. 123 Conti street, between Dauphine and Bur
Rundy streets.
CONDUCTED BY G. J. LORD.
This establishment, lone known ioth.'™u
ope of the lead n* tnsitn.tiU ofTh. So uth P -. --
open and rescy to receive stndents r' '
achol; rs or bo&rdens.
JJ|ULISKAIi CoAlMKHUAL
s again
Mb d t
ap!9 2m
COLLEGE.
« umo mid Cumiuoa Street*, New
Corns
Orleans.
The oldeat and mod efficient and snocesafnl
merci.l Colley-e ,n the United Sta'eiTTh,we " ,
tub faculty Citizens and atranaers who wish I
business education for themselves or sons, are in
vned to call. Students can enter in any or III th.
departments of the pollen- and at any time 1
„/Vh B <A OT OI * E °f ^all the nnm-rous oraddate
of hi* Go) ege fo the past THIS»Y-BEV*n
a n . .°v! pro5f * b,e employment eo far avknowr
A _-.ord to the WI8K is sufficient. ~ "Known
T°r oatalognes, etc., address
deify RIlVUB DOLBEAR. President
P W. H 2TH1I K..
UNDERTAKER,
No. *47 Gismo Street. Corner of Deloro
fo^wellTy* oalhng at WV4!S«£JK«
CJ. S. MARSHAL'S MONITIONS
T*. IlMBtwl
I N THE FINITED STATJS8 DISTRICT OOUBT.
for the Di.-trictof Loaiaiaua, No. 96*3 —In obedi
ence to so admiralty warrant, to me directed In
toe above entitled suit, 1 have seized and taken
into mj possession—
The steamboat FKOLIO, now libeled by Aleck
Warren et ale., tor the causes aet forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court of the United
States.
And I do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereo\ and all and ever; person or persona
having or pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at a Dia
trict Court oi the United States, for the District
aforesaid, to beholden at tne city of New Orleans
on or before th- THI"D MONDAY iu May*
ld70, to show cause, if any they have or can, wnj
the said etramboat Frolic should not be con.
dernned, and told agreeably to the prayer oi
libelants.
United States Marshal's office. New Orleans*,
fourteenth day of April, 1970
8 H. PACKARD,
apl9 30 my7 14 . United .States Marshal.
Koberi Lewis va. KtearabmU Auicaea
N THE UNITED 8TATES D18TRIUT OOURT
for ti e District of Louisiana, No. 9564 —Id obedi
euce to an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit. 1 have so.zed and taken into
into my pos4essior>—
The steamboat NATCHEZ, now libeled by Rob*
ert Lewis for tne causes sor. forth in tne «belnow
pcsdiBf ir the District Ooorl of ihe United Mates.
And I do hereby o»t-® nud admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and ali and every pf rson or persons
having >r pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at a Dis
trict Court of che United Matos, tor the District
aforesaid, to l o holden at the city of New Orleans, on
or before the THIRD MONDAY of May, 187C,
to show cause, if any they have or can. wnj
ihe »aia steamboat Natchez -ibould not be condemn
ed anr, sol ' agreeably to the prayer of libelant.
United .Stans Mar tal's office, New Orleans,
bix'.eenta du> of April, leTO
8. B. PACKARD.
apI9 30 roy 7 14 United States Marshal.
Wllllum
PaUemoii vw. Sfiemibuat 1*1
oneer
IaN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOURT,
1 Di'-.trictof l oui -ana. No. 9540.—In obedience to
an sdm'ra ty warrant to m*. directed m the above
entitled suit. I havo oeized aud ta&t n into my poe
eewion— #
T'h« BOlLKR. ENGINES, etc , from tbe wreck
tbe steamboat PIONEER, i ow libeled by Wiii»
Patterson, for t; e causes set tortn in the libel i
penning in th* Distr.ct Goar? of ibe United bt&fc
And 1 do hereby cite and admonish tn© owner or
ownt.ra thereof, and ali and every person or persona
having or pretending "o fc*ve au> right, title cr in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear al & Dia
ti'ct Court of tne United States tor the district
aforesaid, io be hoiden at tne city of New Orleans,
on or belcre the HKhT MONDAY of Jr»:;e, H70 v
to show cause, it any tr.ey nave or can, why
the said toiler, engine*, etc., should rot be con
demned, and bo cold ugreeab j to tne prayer of li
belant.
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans.
third day cf May, lb70.
my* 17 26 js6
5. P.VOKARD,
United States MarshaL
U. S. MAR HALLS BALES.
ArDeide Mlltenbe'g-r -va -John F. Fois
luck, Adiuinstrator.
]N THE UNIT! D STATES CIRCUIT COURT
L for the k ifi n Circuit ana District of Louisiana,
No. 6166.—Bv virrue of a writ of seizure aud sa'eto
me directed ir. the above entiilea suit, 1 wiJ proceed
to bed to tne nignest bidder on SAIURDAY.
May 14. l k 7D, et twelve ()2) o'clock M., at the
entrance to tue Customhouse, on Old Levee street
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in this
city—
1. A TRACT OF LAND, OR SUGAR PLANTA
TION, immediate)) in the r«ar cl tie estate of P. P.
Lttbn, and Messrs. Allen lihinilton. About
eleven rail s above the conrrhouae ot tne parish of
West Raton linage, containing about twenty ar*
pents front, rrvr.» or le*s. with al! the depth there
unto belonging', ihe Side liner opening in the rear,
bounded above bv lands of J. 'i ALd William Nolan,
and Allen Ham 1 oc; in front by tho-e of Alien
Harai ion and taid e^^ate of P P. Bd-m ; bHow by
tnot-eef thee t» oof P. P Btbin.and ia the rear
by those of John A. Bird. J. v .ro»s L. Loboell ard
Abraham Lobdel (the sn i b<-und«ri(-s being those
exist.Dg on the second of February, ls-G. date of the
mortgage*, t- gelfier with al : the buildings and im*
proveaients thereon, including ah lands found with
in said b. unaanea, w.tb the exception of a mtuII
lot contain*:.g two arpents, si ua ed in thefrontof
said land, with bc>undarie- as then established to
wn: On the second ( f February, P60, and helong
ing to Zenon Allamat »hat time. Two small tracts
iu the hack part of said land-, with tee boundaries
as then »Mab!i>hed. on»* belonging to Evariste
Eng^r and tho other ro Lon s Lavi?ne st that time,
anu acothe* tract or icf, be ong ng to the .School
District, whereon tho puD ic tchool. oaSe was at that
d *. 6 k?wlfl CR TRAOT OK L4ND, situatod in
the said parish of est Baron Rouge, on tbe south
side of the Raton 1 oug ana Grouse l**te and Upe
lo*i>as Railroad, and about lialf a mile theretrom,
acquired Rom J. T h'ynn, ot East reficiana. onrne
ten d of Apr *, 1851, ana deaig ated ii the Ke>
ceiver's receipt as lue sou Lwe-t quarter of section
number fourteen, in icwn sh p .-'f-veu, ol range dieven
ta^t. containing about • re i uDdred aid s xtv sores.
3 a • U UER IKAl'r OF land, also situated
iu the tfud parish oi Wes Ba on R,uge. to the
f ou h of a f.il'Odd aria fronting th*-reon. kiiown
a-~ tfie Jce Richely irac f , designated as the
nert w. st quarter of t^c ion T hirteeri 03., in town
ship aeveu, oi rango eleven ease, ountaimag 170 J&
(0 «CJ>
4. ANOTHER TR • OT OF L-V NO situated in
fa d p,iri^h. ou the soil to of s*id rai'/oud, ana front
mg t r, or» on, containing teir ^ nine iu erticial
« !' }'■; ded i n the no 'had west by lands o f J.
i rod VY. No au, on th'* etat b> tho*»e of Stephen
Pipe-*, and cn the sou hbytho-eof A. Lobdel) at
tho datti of said m< rtg/.ge; t:grttier wuh all the
iirp-ov ;ufutri on ti e sai l tracts, aa
ut ot mcrV*
uit
Gash, at the time ot adjudication, in
United States Treasury notes
Co-t or deed, stamps, etc , at tbe expense of tho
purchaser.
United States Marshal's Office, New Orle ans ,
be dins
whmo'ui' , onflle i * M ' 1
Term__Ga
April 9, lfcTO.
„ ® PACK ARD, United States Marshal.
ap9 16 23 30 tm 7 14 District of Louisiana.
DomlLlque
Mrs. Zuemle
Domic va.
Hararg.
TN THE UNITED STATES CIROUTT OOURT
iT cM* ne o ^ k Circuit and District of Louisiana.
No. bli7. —By virtue of h writ of seizure and sale
to me directed m the above entit ed suit. I will
proceed to sell to the nighesr bidder, ou SATUR
DAY,.rnne4, 1870. at twelve 12) o'clouk M., at the
Courthouse, ia tne town of Ihibodaux, parish ot
Lafourche, the following described properry, to
cT-, t f?u U nP'.Y.i )Et ! FOURTH OK A CERTAIN
f'laAK PLAN! Al I'iN. sitrated in said pariah,
on tne left defending bank of the Bayou La ourche,
at about thirty-six nines below the town of Thibo*
danx, mea-tiring ninety-three arpents ( oore or less)
front by f *rty arpents in depih. bounded above by
the lands formerly owned by Bush A Bea»ty, and
Jl ow 1 b- T Roussalaod Format; and below by lands of
ur. I homas o Head; together With aii ihe build
mgs and improvement^ and apt urtenar ces there
un.o belonging, consi-tirg of dwelling, ou'bouses,
saw mi*l, sugar-hou^e. draining machine, cabins,
carts, larming utmula dredge boat, corn, hay.
*° w r * n ? u , • cal ^ e * anc ^ f very tiling else connected
wti n or belonging to said bugar PlanUtion; a so.
, ® lo - 8 lumber and co d wood thereon; also, a
Grgecana! on said PlantaLcn, running from the
W*you Lafourche to Lak^ Barataria, with all the
port ons or la^ri whioh have been pur.: ased for the
purpooe of t'UJ r 'ng said cana*. or for the use and
0'-nrfffOt 8&id Plantation, some of . aii land being
-!li U o ^r d ' tf » om 1 V re *t r ' f furty ■ n>ents, on both
- f , s .. f ;,hl4 ' ' an ^' lo ^ LVOU Catahoula, and some on
i-aia nayou Gata,Joula to tne said Lake Barataria;
anu which lanes are in the name of j-aid Durac,
n me name oi tne par:r.ership of Th. Hsrjgag
- the State of Lon
*k Co., and were acquire - .. VM . luw a VJL
l;w r l V A ] °- t tie contents of tne store, senate,
ila tS a, I d > crcdlt9 dae lo ,b « partnership of Tb.
,, . - ■ N- lop UIAr.HJI(f DI I J.
or tf * rtr y t. e uartuers md;viduaUji
h J r |-n.A 3 With said pa tn-.r-hip.
rms— Cash, in I'nitt.d Si* es treasury notes,
t of sa.e, stamps, eto., at the expense of the
pnrehafer
Uane.1 States Marshals office. New Orleans.
April 1C, 1670.
ap30 my 7 14 21 28 jel
8. B. PACKARD,
United States Marshal.
BUSINESS
NOTICE.
CHANGES.
.........NOTICE.
The public is hereby no ified that I havewith
t * he rflr; h P ot TABUNY A
a. h lor Li 10 t r MD, *f k ' M ,0n ot vegetable bu-mess,
at-a that bfr»>nft»-r I will not be responsible for muj
aer-t or raid parttu rthi>•, und rfin publ'C is cau
M 01 i. v- C * ot a\? f * y &ny (1e ^«s to the (aid James
»Ir C h a »Ko K r tha acco ? 1 nt of saili rartn^rship. Her«
aU^er the basin* sn will be carried on in my own name
muitflJn 1 ! k b0 vertoiiaily re^pontible for all debt*
coiitraciea by me iu my n^u>e.
3< -* J. H. T A BONY.
NI,
HE-1HE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS
his customers and the pub ic, that be has said
RiTHi ? , S 0 .. , .°. ,, *P ee'ablisnment to J. VILLAR
0,5,1? k ** V*-*'. ftjufefnl for"th. patronstre bestowed
ui-ou □ ni by his trunde, he no* r^quesra - he latter
io extend 1 to hisbuccehsor^gwhowil'e^erttheni'
helves w»*h a view of pr Ferv ng th»? reputation oi
uie ebtababhrueut as first cas-y confectionery
EltNbsd'l' T KPIN.
T il F
bOL
KkN Ft . ....... #
Uont, ™* Si l ouis, so icit t he patronage of their
mvr>KK8I»M FI), HAVIWG
., bought thec^i tectip try eHtablishment of Mr.
KKNkvBr Tum ^, ICo 9t Old Levee, between
friends and the public. lh,y will endeavor to
rmuntnm the hivh reyuialion jrtyeri io the establish
ment )•> their predeo s or. and will continue to offer
lo their customers ihe v<-ry htsl articles i n their
* ne, and st prices chaile pinjt competition. The
hueiness will bo conduced at No 63 md Levee
-reef, under the firm name of J. VILLARRUBIA
A OO.
.1- VILLARRUBIA,
aplfl Im BERNARD TURPIN'to^mSen^S
M APKY At CO.,
UALLIKlt OOIJKT, NEW ORLEANS.
Sto imnt f oasender Arents for Ham part
direct Bcuthcrn line oi s*earners, and
Gl.NEKA-L EMIGRATION AGENTS,
are now compietinp their arranremenia for supply
!?* or , e 'E n l abor, so much required throoyrnout
' bouth, and invite interviews and oorrespoederee
*ntn plaotera and laud owners.
^ *IW«N*4
IjiMnoPOLITAX tltWI IIEFOT,
STATIONERY. BOORS. ETO.,
(Formerly -8 Baron ne street),
„ No. 4 Kxoiiaoge .tllev,
Detweeu dienviu^ ^ao Oonri aireetf.
• J,,* rper ^?_ w ^«kly and Monthly, th* New York
WeeJily Independent, Nation, Round
IT 1 *' "to • t8e New Orleans Repnhlloon, New York
I allies*' ,U,d ^ tb " large Northern and Western
"tty different »n>
loations re^elarly received mV. sold,
oubwiptumy received to all per
periodical public*
Subscriber* will bo accountable for tb* *ubeon>
Mley do rot send hart th* paper ,at
•tie otalatwiae. a pi