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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
CUBA.

Cane and Coffee Crops Seglected-LOss of
the InsarrectionIsas- Cooking I'FOVl.
sIons and -trSchnIne
HAVANA, December 30 The following In.
teligence is published in the Didrio:
On account Of the scarcity OF provisions at
Santiago, emigration TO Kingston of the
suffering poorer classes continues. Grind
ing of sugar cane and gathering coffee on
plantations in the vicinity of Santiago is
prevented, owing to the presence of the in
surrectiouists. With these exceptions, San.
tiago is quiet.
Tue official reports of the battle near Hol.
guin are confirmed. The DiGrio says the
msurrectionisis confess the loss of 800 and
and their only two cannon.
Small bands OF revolutionists have made
their appearance in the vicinity of Char.
Count Balmaseada's column is advancing
from Nueyitas into the interior. No re-
ports OF engagements have been received.
The steamer Teutonia sailed to-day for
New Orleans. .sa
The following report has been made by
the Spanish officials in reatiOn 10 the u-e
OF strychnine by the insurreciIunsts. They
cooked quantity of provisions previously
prepared with strychnine, and then re-
treated, expecting that the troops on ar
rival at camp would eat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
ST LOUIS.
SherIdan's Campaign-FrIendIya and Hos.
tile Indians.

SherIdan's CampaiGn-FrIendlya and Hos
tile Indians.
ST. LOUIS, December 29-General Sher.
man has received dispatches from General
Hazen at Fort Cobb TO the seventh instant,
and General Sheridan to same date. Gen
eral Hazen says since Custar's fight, he has
had 40 trouble in distinguishing friendly and
hostile bands. He pronounces all Cheyennes
and Arapahoes unfriendly and hostile the
Kiowas divided half and half, the Conan
ches friend y, Apaches, Kech.s, Caddoes,
Wichitaws, aud affiliated bands, numbering
about three thousand, are clustered around
Fort Cobb, claiming the protection Of the
Government. Hostile have separated from
friendly tribes, and gone over to the
head Of the north fork of Red River,
near the mouth of Sweet Water. They
numbered some 1000 warriors. General
Sheridan WAS to have left Camp Supply, on
the Canadian river, for Fort Cobb, on the
seventh, and it was expected in from three
to five days he would be in communication
with General Hazen, and be able to strike
the hostile tribes without interfering with
the friendly tribes. Satanta, the principal
chief of the Kiowas, is represented as not
having gone to the hostile camp. General
Sherman, however, regards Satanta and
Bull Bear as the most hostile and treacher-
Gus of the Plains Indians, and believes no
lasting peace will be had with them at
large: he has, therefore, given orders to Kill
them, or if captured, to imprison them at
Fort Gibson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
Snle Of uanti.ented Ctrnr,.

TIE Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
IN RESPONSE to letter from a collector OF
New York, stating that he has on hand lots
at cigars on which tax has not been paid,
tul whlcd h. desires to sell under the pro-
uetdtngS OF distraInt, aud at the same time
requesting information as to what is re-
quislte 10 give the cigars currency in mar
ket, replies that If no tax has been paid
upon them the proceeds of the sale, after
deducting the expenses of such sale, are
to be appropriated to the payment of the
tax, In this case the collector is to return
Ia the assessor the number of cigars sold
aiiiS the stamps necessary to cover the
amount Of tax due thereon, and from the
proceeds of the sale accredit to his stamp
account so much money rs shall be equal to
the value of the stamps affixed, aud the
balance, if any remains over aud above the
expenses of the sale aud the value of the
stamps affixed, is to be paid into the
treasury. If the cigars do not sell
for enough to pay expenses and the
tax Cue thereon he is authorized by law TO
bid them in for the United states for an
amount not exceeding the tax, Goods sold
upon forfeiture and by order of court pileJ
be sold TO the purchaser free of tax. In tbs
case the lsw provides no way by WReh 3he
Government can stamp such goods ~ re-
pack the goods to comply with the yequire-t
menis OF The law In respect 10 PrAuultig,s
notices, etc. The goods must b. ottert d TO
the pHreh iser free Il tax in. such Packages
as they may be iil, aud in eVsry Case of sale
the Collector should give the purchaser n
bill If SAFE Of the fohds, statiug The nunlber
aud kindl OF paskSgaE aud theiraconEents
aud giving such Il description rs will serve
to ideut,iy the goods. The Commissioner
thinks it not improbable that Congress will
at this session make some provision for fur
nishing stamps to be affixed to goods sold
nnder ioriab ture.--Nelr York Herald.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
EVENING, DECEMBER 30 1868
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Billiard Game at New York-Rieh-
mond City Attorney Removed-Kero-
aene Fire in ChIcago-Steamer Jewess
Snagged In Alabama RIyer-sIeepGng
Car PrecipItated
New YORK, December 29.-The following
are the figures of Foster and Dion's game OF
billiards: ia innings played, Foster scoring
800 and Dion 296-the average of both play
ers, therefore, being considerably under two
points. The highest was 81, made by Fos-
ter Dion's highest run was IL. Among
Fosters rune were Is, II, 10 and 8; and
Dion's, II, 10, 8 ands.
RICHMOND, December Or. T. Daniel,
City commemorative Attorney, was re-
moved to-day by military authority, and L.
H. Chandler appointed in his place. This is
the first action under the application of The
fourteenth amendment.
CHICAGO, December pa fire occurred
here last night from the careless use of
kerosine. Three men and one woman
jumped from the fourth to the second story,
aud escaped uninjured. Two brothers
nan ID Cane joined hands and leaped into
he l..et; both were killed.
NJ lie, December 29.-The steamer Jew
ess, With $50 bales cotton on board was
snagged and sunk in the Alabama riv.
this morning. The greater part of her cargo
will be saved in damaged condition. No
lives lost.
LONDON Canada December pa sleep.
ing Car on the night train from Niagara
Falls was precipitated down an eighteen
foot embankment last night. 1t contained
eighteen passengers, of whom twelve were
injured, two fatally.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
EUROPE.
The Country QnIet la SpaIn-Details of
the Eestern Conference Setttsd-COl-
IIsIOn Between Greeks and Turks.

The Country Qniet la Spain-Details of
the Eastern Conference Sc tied-COl-
IIHIon Between Greeks and Turks.
LONDON, December 29-The reported
laundering of the emigrant ship Starry
Banner Is a hoax. The bark Circassian,
from New York, November Is. arrived at
the Island OF Jersey, having. lost her mast
and being otherwise damaged.
MADRID, December 20 General Cabello
has been ordered to take troops to the pro.
viuces Of Seville and Granada, to prevent
trouble. The country, however, is entirely
quiet. The government has contracted d
loan with Erlanger.
PARls December 29.-The tribunals have
forbidden the new Government organ to use
the title.of MOhHem,
FLoRENcE. December 29-General Carl
baldi, In a letter published, formally declines
the commission rendered by the Greek Gov.
ernment, in view of threatened war.
LONDON, December 29g-The Morning Post
publsnes the correspondence between
James Gordon Bennett, j., and MIR. Ash
bury, looking to an ocean yatch race be.
tween the Dauntless and Cambria. The
Post, commenting on the challenges, sug,
gests the Azores route as best adapted to
test The sea-going qualities OF the vessels and
seamanship. The Post expects the owners
OF the English yachts to join in the race.
PARIS December 29.-Detlils of the con-
ference have been settled; the session COM
meuCes on Saturday night.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 29.-The Porte
has issued circular refusing to participate
in the projected conference upon the Gretan
question
LONDON, December 29.-The Russian Gov
erument denies authorizing Grecian mer-
chant vessels to bear the Russian flag for
any purpose whatever,
PARIS December 20. "A collision is re-
ported as having occurred between the
Greeks and Turks, on Turkish soil, in which
the former were victorious.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
SINKING OF ANOTHER STEAMER.
Sugar, Molasses and Water Mixed.

By the arrival of the steamer Robert E.
Lee, last evening, the Times reporter learn
ed that the steamer Empire, hence for Gin
cinnati, laden with sugar and molasses,
sunk at Henderson Ashley's plantation,
fifteen miles below Natchez, on the Lou.
lslana shore. The cause was dense fog
prevailing at the time. She put into the
bank, and while lying up the bsnk caved,
ard heavy mass falling on the boat sent
her down Immediately. When the steamer
Robert f. Lee passed by the crew were out
on the bank under tents, The Empire was
a sternwheeler and valued at about $40 0oO
and was insured in Western offices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30

DYCE GIRARDEY a. co.. AUCTION.
ID eers-Ofice No, u Exchange Place. ..SATUR-
DAY January % 1863, at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be
sold at public auction, at tine Merchants and Auc;
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal street between Canal
and Customhouse streets, by and in pursuance OF
an order from the Honorable Il. H. Dursll Judge
of the United States District Gour5s tlr the DIS
trict of Louisiana, dated the twenty fourth DeCem
ber, 1863 and rendered in the above emitted matter,
the following described and very valuable property,
l. That CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE, situ-
ated in the Fourth District of this city, and IN the
square bounded by St Charles, Prytaula, Jackson
and Phiig rect. TINS very desirable property
comprises four lots Of ground measuring together
l20 feet front jackson street. by depUn between
parallel lines aud front on St, Charles street OF lO5
feet, and is composed Of part Of lots designated by
the Nos, H. T., l9 ard 70 on plan by Hedin, egbt.
eenth November ls1 oeposlted IN ot1ce VI the late
II b. Cenas, notary public.
theruunto belonging, comprising vel built and
most elegantly arranged and tnis ed Frame Cot.
WIDE. having wide hall in the GENRE, parlors and
bedrooms. with large dningrqom on the side,
wide galleries around the main building; kitchen
ccnneu utlng with the dlnlngroom, detached out
building containing wood, coal and wash rooms,
and servants rooms above; the yard Handsomely
Jagged with German stone, and another portion
partially paved in brick; clstern, etci handsome
ornamental garden planted with fine shade trees.
The dwelling is built we'll retired from the street,
with openings to eacn room, and tine entire prop
erty incIosed by a substantial IRON fence. As
situation Tor dwelling, it is one of the most cheer
fal and commanding in the Garden District, sur
the most a,hionabe nelghborfoods IN the city
The property worthy the attention OF any one IN
want of choice city residence
2. A PORTION OF GROUND in the Fourth Dis
trct, in the square above described and ADJOINING
the above property, and measuring, in American
measure, Al feet inches lines front on Jackson
t, by Depth between parallel Ines OF l59 feet
10 inches lines the same being composed OF ot No
Ii ard the hAf thereto contiguous Of lot No. 10 desg
mated on plan OF Hedln, dated eighteenth NoVem-
ber leI7 and deposited with IL B. Cenas, notary
public, and sketch by Thompson, annexed to act a.
Boudousquie tweuty. first July, ls65
he above described properly Will be sold sepa-
rately from tt at firstly described
The property will be sold bv the assign ees with a
certificate OF mortgage free from any and all liens,
but are respon ibe for 40 other guarantee
rerms-Cash in United states Treasury notes,
The purchaser will be required to make satlstae-
tory deposit with the auctioneers at the time OF the
adjudication, and he will be required 10 assume over
and above his hi all the taxes OF the year 1868.
de29 3O p @ Is %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST.
Theresa streets. between st. Thomas and
Tohoupitoulas streets-suocession of Joseph
Steil-No. 81 500.
DYG. DE FERTEr, OFFICE NO Sc BIEN.
Id WILLIE street-SATUR0sY January 2, lst5,
at noon, at the Merchants and Auotl luneerS E&-
change, Royal street, between Canal ana customs
house Streets will be sold by publc auction by Vr-
tue OF an order nom he Hon L puvigneaud Judge
of the Secopd District Court OF The pdrish Of Or
leans, dated Seprem er 3D. 1865 the following de-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROU D, with the bullc-
ngs ana improv thereon, situate in the !Ist
District or this city, in t square bounced py
IchOupitoulas, st. Thomas, Belleehasse ana rSt'
Theresa streets, measuring twentyslA feec nVe
nehes twp lines front ST. Theresa street., one
hundred and one feet eleven inches aud seven llhes
in depth on the side toward st Thomas sure J.
nnety-seven feet i chss in depth on the other
side and front alley twenty feet wide nenlhg
on St Thomas street and running parallel wIIn WIN
TchoUpitn las street, and twenty tlye teet tAree
inches and SIX lines in width on the rear line.
The buildings ana Improvements comprisei -
l. two story brick house covered with slalee9
contalng below Large room used s. blacksmith s
shop and in the second story hall four rooms and
gallery, in the at lc large room,
two-st0Iy brick building in the yard contain
ing one room in each story
8 two story trame building containing four
rooms with hreplaces.
l. large shed covering the yard, two cisterns
priyes etc.
Terms-0nehalf cash and the balance on a credit
Of one year, Java e in three mortgage Of the
same amonnt each, ard bearing elgh per cent in
teTest from date iii final payment secured by special
mortgage and vendors len the hu dnRs to be
kept msared and the policy transferred to the
trI, of suit he purehA er to pay per
cent attorney Commissions on the amount recover
ed, the said commissions TO be likewise secured by
nortgaEe,
stamps attached, before A. }. Lewis, Notary Public,
AZ purchaser expense. Gel 3 IL 10 2b lal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
oREsesNP CITY RAILROAD STOCK.
FIFTYssHARE AT AUCTION,
SUCCESSION Of MICHAEL AsPILL-No.
a2,o46-second Distrist Court for the Parish OF

DR q. r. GIRARBEY . co.. AUCTION.
ID GERS Nicholas j hoey, Auctioneer Office No.
II Exchange Plaee-SAPURDAY, ninth January
lse9 at twelve o'clock A., at tie Merchants
ant Aueti9neers' EXCHANGE, on RoJsl street,
in, the ely Of Nsw Orleans. by virtue
OF an or Ter Of hs Hon. L. Dnyisn aud. Judge OF
the Second District Court for the parish OF Or
leans, dated Oci ohpr a. e6s will be sold at public
auction for tn conn of he sucoe sion of Michael
A pil he following described property, TO wit:
FIFTY t5A SHARES OF the Capital Stock Of he
Crescent City Railroad Company Of New Orleans.
one hundred dollars per share, ull paid.
l'erms=-0ash IN United States Treasury notes.
de2l 2s iAa6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
AUCTION SALES,
CHOICE BRICK DWELLING,
No. 22l Magazine street.
FRAME HOUSE ON LOVE STREET.


Succession of JAMES f. GREGoRY-No. 81, ,4O7-
Second District Court for the Parish of Or
leans.
RY G. r: GIRARDEY 81 CO., AUCTION
~ eers.-Nicholas j. Hoey, Auctouer-Ufiee No
II Exchange Piace.-SAfUkDAY, January 30, 1869,
at twelve o'clock Nj, at the Merchants and Auc-
tieneers Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouss streets. in this city Of New Or:
leans, by virtue of judgment rendered and signed
December 49, 1898. by the Hon L Duvigneaud,
Judge of the second District court for the parish Of
Orleans, will be sold at public auction for account OF
the succession OF James +. Gregory, deceased, the
following valuable 2rr99Tn4enTty, ,r9T4ny, to with -.
ments thereof situated in the First District OF this
city, in the square bounded by Magazine, Camp, st.
Joseph snd uelord streets, designated as lot No.
stark, notary public as plan No. ILL., and measuring
25 feet front on Magazine street by lG feet in depth
between parallel lines and bounded in the rear by
common alley. II feet wide, opening St. Joseph
street. The improvements comprise choice three.
story and attic Brick Dwelling, known as No. 2I
Magazine street
. A LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve,
ments thereon situated in the Third District OF this
city, in the square bounded by Love, Goodehidren,
Manueyile and Spain streets, and measuring, in
American measure, 81 feet II inches and lines front
on Love or Rampant street. by 27 feet lO incnes and
lines in depth, between parallel lines Inc I'M
provements comprise onestory Frame building,
known as No. l49 Love street.
Terms-Onetnird cash, and the balance at
and two years credit, in notes OF the purchasers
divided to suit the convenience of the parties in
lien on the property sold, with the clause OF " non
aienando,' and bearing interest Of eight per cent
per annum from day OF sale until tna payment,
with the clause of five per cent attorney fees in the
event of suit to enforce the payment of the notes
policies transferred to the holders of the notes.
The purchasers further to assume over and above
the amount of their bid tina payment OF all taxes
the property for the year 1865 and to the day OF
sale.
pense of the purchasers, before 2 g: Cugellier,
Esq, notary pubic deJ JaS 10 Is ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30

RovED PROPERTY, NO. as MAGAZINE
Ersst-suocesslon OF William Lama Williams
o. 80 lo7-sseond District Court for he Parish
i& Orleans.
II @, Il. GIRABDEY ~ CO., AUC-
'foneers--Niehoias j. hoey, Auction. er-tSioe
HI Exchange Place SATURDAY, January 8
n al twelve o'cl OK a.. at the Merohants' AID
Eioneers' Exchange on koyal rtreAt, by VIM at
order from the tion. l. DuviRneaud, Judge
8 Second Dis rict C0ntt for he parish Of Ut.
dated seventeenth November, 1868, viii be sold
bic auction, t,r account of the succession of
am Lamar v Il am d ceased the toilowifg g
,Nlbed property, 80 wit:
HOT OF ,tsROi Ntl, with all the improvements
en 10 the Firsi District Of lhis city IN square
dad BY Magazine, Camp. fhAlia, and Melpo
streets, beng the he n arrest mslpon enc
of lot No. 2, and IN asurtnR thirty feet front
#agRzina street by one nunufed and twenty live
ID depth. = he nupr5Vefli nts comprise one
irame frni builf tnss occupied as two stores
Is Magaz ne st set, i've story kitchen in
&c
sns--One.ialf cash 10 United states Treasury
balance At 1--we We nd eighteen months credit
lHs seeurt hy Fpdctal NOR NaHe and vendor 5
sase on the pIots rts, With th+ clause OF hve per
.aFneK,a teass in case OF suit, and bearing
Ni t5Rnf fFE 4snt, fIaRnuum from date Of
Nnai % sn' q lle improvements to be
fuHF 4neu Ell ans aolici rs antzerTed TO holder
& a ID lnrcha Eel Il, Il iles o llaanme payment
ead Ahovs his I'D 81 AL taxts tef the ye r ls6a
@ tAle Eud United States tt4tnpF st the ex
EAsAas HAR Rs1ahcAr4 f+&sFe UetaFe Nn7el 80
y i4tll AZ ~ fnI1.S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
AUCTION SALES,
SUCCESSION OF A. RoUssEAuX.
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON DE.
LORD STREET, NEAR BARoNNE STREET.
Second District oourt-No. soo1.

RX w. 1. HODGsON, AUCTIONEER.-
- Omce No. 2l Commercial SATURDAY.
January 30, 1899 at IL o'clock NJ at the Me chants
ana Auctloneers Exchange, on Royal street, between
Canal aad CustomhOuse streets, by virtue and IN
pursuance of an order of the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud
Judge OF the Second strict Court. parish of Or.
leans, dated December IS, 1858, Docket No 30OH,
Did "
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, in su
pufD Deord. In tine First District this city the
square bounded by DeOrd date Triton Walk Ba.
rome Gate Bacchus, Dryades and Ca ltope streets,
measuring twenty hve teet front on DeloTd street,
by depth OF one hundred and twenty nine feet six
inches on the side next Dryades street. and one
hundred and twenty eight feet six inches in depth
on the sde line next to Bacchus street, all American
measure together with the Improvements thereon,
which consist Of
A TW0srOKY FRAME HOUSE with q Cot
drant, etc.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
Act OF sale before E. q. Wells notary public at
the expense OF the purchaser, incluoing of United
States revenue stamps. de30 ia9 l6 q %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
PEREMTORY SALE AT AUCTION
By order of the Assignee,
of a.

CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE IN THE
Fourth District, southeast corner of st, Charles
and jackson Streets with large ornamental gar.
den, together with two adjoining lots, forming
OF the prettiest and most desirable residences
in this city.
In the matter of Messrs. GIVEN, WATTS Il CO.,
Bankrupts-No. 2se-United States District
Court for the District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
ONE LOT OF GROUND ON PLEASANT
Street, between Magazine and Live Oak Streets,
At Auction-Suocession of Mary Elizabeth
H.ueman.-ssoond District Court of New Or

DIV a. 81 Walton 81 DEeL0RDE-
ID T. Walton, auctioneer.-Ofic No Oaron,
delet ,treat-SA TURDAX,-Ja January 0, 1859 at
twelve clock M. at the Merchants and Auc'
Pursuance OF an order of the Honorable Louis
Duvgneaut Judge Of tho Second District Court OF
New Orleans dated December 7, 1868, GORri docket
No ~ oA, VII be sold Tor account o. The above
nam sucessshn the following described property
TO wit:
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the euildines and
improvements tnea n, in The Fourth Disrlet OF
this cits, "a the are bounded by MReazine,
Pleasant, 1--we o. Aut II NOM streets nen 4nrHg
wenty-two feet front Pleasant street, by deptn
II e. entssik feet thr,s inohsss betws parallel
lines being the rear sub divs Of lot desig ated
by the No u OF square No H. on Alithographie plan
exed tn an act pat sed before r. o. STARK. notary,
on he seventh of july 1852
Term.-Cash in United States Treasury notes
Act OF sale before htlER shannon. notary public
At ana exs4Pne q ths pnsealszer ioeluaing United
4tA54a N6eanes Il s4stHF1 dea u Is iR2 g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30

LuMBER. R.--There is no visible change in
the lumber miTket siuea our last rs1ort-
Arrivals have been limited but meet with
FeaQy seis. we quote the market firm at
the following figures: Seanling Sll 10 SI3
per l000 feet.; rough flooring SIS. men
hoerds. Sl3; dressed llautiQg $40 10 S9aspqF
1000 feet; II ssed eeiltpg nauIinal. SlFia5iss
are in good demand At So 50to So rs. Tarhs-
Inq demand aud several cargaea ea tie
market.-N 0 Price Cssrent,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
CHARLES s1HEATRE.
EXTRA ORDINARY ENGAGEMENT.
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
Monday, january 4, 1S6O,
nion and farewell tour of all the worldfamed
HANLON BROTHERS,

Avs William. Alfred, Edward, Frederick, and
3ber youthful prodIgies, Julien, Victor, Fran
Sois and their new Transatlantic combination,
How making their farewell tour through the
limited States In addition to the attractions
Presented by the danlous, they have also under
krgsgement the following Eurorean celeb
<tlss: Ptau, the daring yonng Russian Athlo e
knd Champion Of the World on the Flying Ira
haze, who will perfo m his blood chilling leap Of
In feet throu gh md air, turning Gomsrsault in
In tremendous aerial fiji hit. Accompanying the
Hantous is Miss Emily rhorne, the accomplished
and vocal st; Mrs X. A. Bren nan.
kIr r. A. Brennan, burlesque operatic artists (;
kIr James Biamphu, turope's greatest harpist +;
hil Alfred b Sedgwick, concertinist and butfo
kinger MIR. Sylvani and MIR. Benedict, srotesque
Erti,ts. desc 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
FURNgruRs-t'u RNIrURE.


HI MORTtsst RHR EsRug. 81 Co.
III NJ honta-tlqs, snutioussr- Will be spld o.
ERSDAA neasu4rrl 81 tss9. az II o'clock, ~ Old
lion Mart ~ als4 street..
gsnerai sssuI fu-rT ~ HOtshB'5LD FQhHt
ID, such az Tcsswoab Mahogany, and Waau,
Iesds Burrsu~ Arinotra " sshstauds Manoss
pd walnut lstga Sofia Sgrins Seat Chairs
Chssrs Hsrble Toy uo'tre Tables, 4arnis Tol
oAr d. E1te slor Fables, geIYet ana Brussell
ets French Elite a lrrors, Mattreesee, EHsrsy
Psintnes, JrIkrs SfoyeF and Utsl5ils, eto.
the oontent ~ several well turntanad bouEns
ALSO
Arse invoice Of n7ttaRs Beds, Dane and Wood
Ghairs eto.
5z1Wa--f1aahF