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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
a STONE BOWL FULL OF GOLD
Remarkable Discovery of French
Count, Who Counts His Riches by
MIIliOuA

4
Remarkable Discovery of French
| Count, who Counts His Riches BIZ
| Millions
There has been one emotion in Paris dur.
| ing the last few days, created by the sudden
| temperance in the world of Paris of the
NiComte d, one of the quondam favor
ties, who had left the city in the greatest
| condemnation and disgrace some seven
years ago, and who returns bronzed aud
hardened, both in mind and person, to re-
sumo the place among his friends, which,
not they but he declared he had forfeited by
his own imprudence and folly.
By the kindness Of relative he was
enabled to steam away for New Granada,
where he had been able to obtain a situa,
ton as clerk to the engineer just then EN-
ployed in the construction of line Of rail
way through the country. In this position
he fulfilled his small duties with the utmost
perfect exactitude for more than three years
and at the end of that time, the railway
being completed, was ordered to another
| duty in a different part of the country.
The way was over the steepest mountains.
He had already got through the greater
part of his journey, when one day, overcome
by the heat, he lay himself down by the side
OF a running stream, which refreshed him
| both by sight and sound, and fell to musing
on the hard fate which had torn him from
his relatives and friends TO wander thus a
lonely exile in foreign lands, when his atten-
ton was directed to a circumstance which
was taking place Immediately beneath his
eye, and which had escaped him while ga
zing on the heavens.
The phenomenon was this: Close to
where his head was lying amid the grass and
flowers the running water formed an eddy,
which after turning III q tiny whirlpool,
proceeded TO fall into q narrow aperture,
whence on examination, he beheld no issue.
His curiosity was aroused, and he raised
himself up to gaze into the hollow, the sides
of which he found to consist of two blocks
ofEstone, go worn down and polished by the
continued rush OF the current that he could
sec to the very bottom.
The sight he there beheld made him stag
ger and tall back, almost without conscious
ness, upon the grass. In that single hollow
had filtered for centuries the gold sand car
ried by the current from the bed of the river
some miles higher up, where gold washing
has been carried on for many generations.
There lay before him one glittering pile of
the precious ore, cleaning at the bottom OF
the limpid water demanding only a strong
hand and resolute will, both of which he
possessed to draw it to the surface.
Needless to say. he retraced his steps to
the place whence he had departed; and soon
returned, bringing back men and machin-
cry; and. as he says, when telling the won
drous tale, ''You may believe me if you
choose; but in less than three weeks, had
become the richest man in the whole re-
public. What bears out the assertion is
the purchase he has lust made of one OF the
mansions at Barriere de TEtoile, and the
splendid style in which he has mounted his
establishment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
GnIzot on uhrI.tInnitr.

Guizot, the French Octogenarian. and
able Defender of the Faith, after an &C
tive and useful public life, now devotes a
large part of the leisure Of his old age to
expounding the fundamental truths of
Christianity .Hr
In the preface to the latest volume, lust
issued, of his last great work, M. Guizot de-
scribes the condition of the French nation
in religious point Of view, aud saws that
France contains vast population, either
Indifferent or unsettled in their views re-
garding the relations Of Christianity to the
wants Of our age. He expresses, however,
Inc iirm hope that the nation, OF beco n;uE
more enlightened, will recognize the great
harmony which exists between evangelical
faith and public liberty. "If it was per-
mitted to me-" SAYS he, " to render still
some service to the two great causes
which, 10 my eyes, make oue-the cause Of
Christianity in souls, and the cause of DO
litical liberty in my country=-I would
await with confidence, in tAe depths of nv
retreat, the dawn Of the eternal day which
the insane call death
The author treats frst Of siChristianitx
and Liberty and demonstrates that those
nations which possess the most sound and
evangelical doctrines possess also the best
laws aud the widest and most enduring
liberties. Secondly, he writes Of Christ
ianify and Morality aad replies TO the
arguments advanced to establish an indie
pendent morality, entirely distinct from
any religion-even natural religion. Id
writing thirdly Of "Christianity and
ScienceH be holds that human science is
restricted to very narrow limits. and that
the Bible is confirmed rather than contra.
dicted by the progress Of modern discover
les. Next N. Guizot treats Of Christian
Ignorance, and Christian Faith and Chris
tan Living. Under these heads, saws d
foreign correspondent of the Observer en-.
Gui50t first proves that the intellect of
man meets with problems and mys.
teriea which II is Incapable OF solving com
pletely. The wisest and best educated
men confess unhesitatingly that they are
very ign0rant upon questions which are
important for our regeneration and saliva
tion. Ii is Christian faith which dissinat es
all the darkness. and reveals the aaerat. 81
grace ana providence. showing IL 4 t6s
ali-poWerfll God a Father Who has lowed
us from the beginning aAd has given M
Son 10 the world In order to save those
who are lost. Lastly, Christian living.
when It Is faithfully practised, is tie true
preparation for happiness Ia the future
world. Here is the answer to that ques'
don which is more important than any
other-"Nkat must do to be saved ~
Tbs present volume, With its companions
val be read with interest BY the students
q thrlstiaalty throughout the world, and
VIII doubtless be regarded as one Of the
9t9on9est Literary hulWarks of sO-called
otsao414yI lH these days Of questioning,
ceaDt end Genial. 'lzsehanys.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
Monetary and Commercial
MONETARY.


OFFyOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TEURsDAY EVENING August 81 1858. I
The money market proper is without any material
very limited character while the supply Of available
capital ampe for the negotiation of all strictly
paper Tne street rates for the latter loo ~ y
cent o. annu on call or for short periods secured
l@l4 d cent b month. Nor gage paper rules at
IL all q cent % annum for firstclass and II Sl5 for
second grade. The banks discount most of the ap-
proved business paper offered by their customers
and are free lenders for short periods solid coat
erals.
Gold opened at I431{taI44 against liist at New
1orkl and after limited movement closed at l44 a
li4 The sales incude 50, coo $1,000 and $40 600 at
l4 Ss 800 $1,000 $500 $40 90 and Sl50OOl at MAJ
and 5000 at l444 The only sale ported in silver
500 Mexican dollars at u cent premium in gold.
We quote f3554 Gl36d for American half dollars and
l4s5s9l4ss4 for Mexican dollars.
The market for foreign exchange was very dull.
We did not learn of any sales OF sterling. IN francs
10000 (200D AL commercial and SO 600 bank sold at
362H; 10 600 private bankers and $4,000 bank at co.
We quote nominaly 1885, l69 for bank, and private
A is @l5l5s; and francs $50 for the former and
3.6SI93,626 for commercial.
Domestic exchange was quiet with light offerings
an limited remittance dem nd The banks
checked on New ork at y "a cent pre- MUM and the
sales OF commere al included $4,000 tsl5oO0 and
Sc COO a. u per cent premu N; 5 1900 at b-l6 and
$4,000 at .. There were also sales of $4,000 ba ak
sight on New York at "a premium, $4,000 do at lis
and $4,000 gold check at X
In stocks Is shares City Railroad sold at the ad-
100 shares bank Of New Orleans at S3i Nothing re.
ported in bonds.
Oity treasury notes were inactive The sales in.
clude $40 600 $500 and $1,000 alta o cent discount
end sold at 3333A
Nothing reported in State notes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
ERIAAy Anmnst a. soao -

FRIDAY. August 20, 1893.
But little change in the weather since our last re-
port. As we predicted yesterday, shower came up
about one O'Clock which effectusly laid the dust
and made levee freouenters feel in much better
humor than when their eyes were constantly full OF
dust --7T =
Business was at perfect standstill Nothing at
all in the way of commercial movements was trans
levee.
ARRIVALS. General QuitmAn, from vicksburg;
mittie stevens, from Bayou SRrs; Aloe from Lower
Coast; and Era No. g. from Shreveport.
There were no departures yesterday. The Cuba
No. Lotus No. 2, Lizzie Tate, and Era No. were
adsertlsed TO leave, but did not get OF.
Eoa JEFPERsos.-The Lizzie Tate Is advertised
70 leave Tor Jeterson and all way landings on Red
river at i've o'clock this evening.
FOR LOWER UoAsT-The regular Lower Coast
packet A. g. Brown will leave this day at twelve
o'clock for Lower Coast and all plantation landings
between the city and Fort jackson.
The Wild wagner came TO the landing yesterday
evening, thoroughly renovated, having been repant-
Cd OUTSIDE and IN alro having received pair OF
chimneys, which adds greatly to her appearance.
She is now in every particular boat so far as
fresooinE and general appearance is concerned.
Captain w. B. Richardson commands the Wagner.
The compromlse line steamer Uommon wealth had
not arrived up time o, our going to press but no
doubt will be found az the wharf this morning TO
ceve for st Louis this evening she is up for to-
morrow evening at i've O'Clock.
The swift little steamer Annie Wagley, Captain
Dowty, will be found the landing this morning to
receive for Red river. She takes her departure to-
morrow evening at i've o'clock
The river Is almost stationary, not having fallen
more than quarter of an inch since report yes
terday
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
VIM. MeDoasald VS.. Thonsas. Crane
MarS MonahAu-No. bts4 -

TRTIsIEME JUSTICE DE PAX, pARonip
\ AQfl6tna~Hn vertu dun Mrib d hefi faS'.ssi
moi alrpe9f par 1uorabla jonu r. &onfss,s
dOrleans, le pEne8deraz Ia Ne1t4 nuhii0na b
SAMEDl. oinqQiauze Jour d zspt6rih rt 3se q nd
sur 10 Leyee en- fscs d. Eerry d. Il rue d Canal II
la propri5ts suivante ssvoir: - 49,
Une CABANE EN BOTS
tee -A4rN
.Conditions-Qette criee Slant IL ssoonde ct d,
Mere, dite cSbene sera oehniiivement adiuRee /,
plus ofrant ct dernier encherisssur pour le prr a.
en- sera ottert dou-0 mois de CREDIT recquertu,sr
les acquereurs fournissant leurs bons gu ohieassS
ayeo cautions bouues ct solvahes portant inters /,
taux de cinq pour cent de 10 date de Ia vente uss
parfait Placement. lie DIT aequ6rPur dedGifs n
montant de son enohere ct paiera au compliant L
frais d announces, de comm ission, de Ia taxe d.n
atfaire, ct du Constable, seleyaDt on totalite III
somme de quatreTingt piastrss on environ.
au2I 81 se5 j. A. M0LAISON Constabs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
RECEIPTS or PRnnnCE.

LOWER COAST-ste ,mer AIoe-ss bbls rice to
Plnaud & Fallon-2B do 4 Dupre-s do A Socola-6
ST b iUiSE-TOwb, at Keliogg-looO bbls -four to
j II Oglesby &co-703 do Prudhomme a Grace-635 do
Kehlor, Updike &oo-4I3 do H ohnAus &eo-4ll
J 1 Dunqica &eo-sOo Dc Keep Uaulaeld-29 do 70
Allen, Wayne &co-lsI r. G Massenger-lls do meal
Il GroebeI &co75o do Chenoweth, Casey &eo16o do
Greeneaf--23ls bbls Hour ? 0 hf do to Glover I
Odendahl-2o do sundries ncboberts Dick
bbs flour $50 SKIS bran Nanhorn &oo-lU do 422
bbs flour + Del Bondio-leO5 do 200 SKIS bran 800 do
oats saksr1 s3 do SO SKIS corn Weed Low Ind
Il SorIa &co--30AO SKIS bran 10 order-Il3i4 222
sSs corn 81 sks bran Siss SKIS oats Geo Martinsii
sk bran e bales tow whitney SooLllo bales hay
H. 61F sTd Pkgs %ds S d BTo to
Shropshire & HatheTn-fotal. Il 6sl bbls flour 2ls
bbs meal 50 SKIS corn 1927 SKIS oats 5s SKIS bran I2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oen1 Quitman-2i bales
cotton B Newman &eo-s do new N Mugson Acc
q do Buckner Sob Garrard 4 Uraig---9 40
Ohamplin- L Newman &co-6 M Greenwood a son
Richardson fa Msy1s eritohard BTiefa@ do 20
JnO Burnett &co-3 do. Lehman Newgass &eo--2 DO
Nixon-2 Violet, Black &co-I Hogan 4 Pattoni-l DO
j p higgins &eo-l do Cooper-l Y DaStya-7OO
10 G W Byrne &co-l NJ Gordon-l2 K Boarmanr-l
o A McKenny-lo to order-3e Tramontans--l DO
Gsrbrini PeTrovie6~e B siierse5 bbls aour to
VIZ Ktlnball--i5s do TO r Moore &eo--23O Do 70
BIS ny e %bu qS S 20 b %fs sS
paper stock Blake q Tower-59 SKIS corn 424 SKIS pran
Julian, johnson &co-29 SKIS corn ID r Carroll &co--
Al SKIS cotton seed NJ aufman &co-40 do s n sfx--
693 do Aldige-6 bales paper stock 20 SKIS feed and
sGndries to orders bbs oil bags beans r Walker
80 SKIS cotton seed Union Oil Co-l6 do to A A Ma.
ginnsl22 bales hay Bussey &co-sundries to ORDER
Total. 1876 bales cotton 104 new
COVINGTON-Schooner Pippo-55O bbls sad to
o Stewart-tar. rosin, and sundries to order
MOBILt-Steamer Luoreta--2 hhds sugar 80
bags coffee 50 bds iron iron ties 10 SKIS cotton seed
4 pkgs mdse a..
VERA CRUz-25 bbls flour 40 tons coal II boxes
lard 20 bxs Dol SKIS % cks wine 50 bxs coal
40 000 shingles g 600 feet lumber
BARArA RIA-Lugger Louisa--65 SKIS potatoes
and sundries to order
PETIT LoU-Lugger Gent Tauri-52 half.
bales moss to order
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAS AND GREAT
WESTERN RATLROAD-August 2T-l bale moss 10
] n WAlsh--5 hat do to } Bopnefon-5 de- Terre-
bonnie Gourdsin--I65 head eaAe to MoC2uoid a
mehie-sundIies 20 order -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

The P. d. Train from the Lake viii not 90
yond the Passenger Depot at the head of EyA
Fields street.
The Horse-car will leave the city at "A w. /
tho Lake at 10 P. M, and can not for the pressaH
beyond the Old Depot.
For the convenience of Bathers and FishlngPl
ties, a Steam Train will leave the New Depaa
O'Clock Sunday mornings. An extra trip wild
be run at o'clock in the day.
AllTrains are expected to reach the Passes
Depot on Elysian Fields street in about twenty
minutes after having leftth New Depot.
The Company's rates of Fare and OF Tolrsn4
UNCHANGED.
Adults will be taken % the Lake and backq
THE SAME DAY. for TWENTY-FIVE Ckk7AI
Children under twelve years Of age will be ehEs
TEN GENTS.
Freight will be carried at the rate of 12ls I'd,
dry barrel.
The fall penalty of the Law will be invoked asI
all parties WAC may obstrucL the track. or nHI
tempt TO hang on cars or car steps
GEORGE PANDEIE
Vie General superintendu,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
sOnzEBODx ma GOvRs.
''ss JAMES J. poHsarr

N.aaAa -
| overheard moonstruck chap, the other
lay, remark that he slowed a certain young
!ady well enough to die for her" know
love somebody very much, and
rdswear for her
I'd tear for her
The Lord knows what I'd bear for her:
I'd lie for her
I'D sigh for her
I'd drink the Pacific dry for her!
I'd ''cussn for her.
I'd "muss" for her
I'd kick up q thunderin' fuss for her
I'd weep for her
I'd leap for her
Id go without any sleep for her
I'd fight for her
I'd bite for her
I'd walk the streets all night for her
I'd plead for her
I'd bleed for her
Id go without my '..feed" for her;
I'd shoot for her
I'd boot for her
A rival who'd come to "suit'' for her:
I'd kneel for her
I'd steal for her
Such is the love feel for her;
I'd slide for her
I'd ride for her
l'dswim against the tide for her;
I'd try for her
I'd cry for her
But-hang me if I'd die for her.
N. Dor any other woman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
Arrival and Departure of RAilr'

Arrival and Departure OF Railroad
TraAnh
North and East via jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at $50 P. NJ Arrive at l:50P.M.
Galveston via Opslousas Railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Ieave foot of st. Ann street Thurs
days and sundays at 1850 A. n. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays AZ II. NJ
Coast Steamers.
For Mobile-SteameE leaves Milneburg every day
on arrival of p II. Pontchartrain cars.
For Mobile--P Propeller steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at P. NJ. ~
For Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi
City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs-Steamer Leaves
Milneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival OF {
A Il. train on Saturdays on arrival Of P. M. train
going to Pascagoula.
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot of Oalliopt
street on the 6th and Goth Of every month
For Madisonvills Mandeville. etc.-Steamer leavei
daily on arrival of P. NJ. train; Saturday, P. NJ
Sunday texcursionls $50 NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
Arch,SaIa +. Benpett vs.. John Eamoo

TRoIsIEME JUSTICE De PAX, PAROlssT
d'Qrleans;-E vertl dun alia- writ de al
mat. Troisieme Justice de Paix dams ct pour "a Al
roisse dOreans, ie procsderai Ia vsnte publi1ui|
le NENDREDI, vingt nuitieme Jour d aout I6N
midi sur lie Nouveau Ohsmln a Ooquille, pre- N
Pont Magnolia, dams filet borne de- trois aukl
e0tes par les rues Euphro, inc. Magnolia ct Clara
la propriste cihpres d6crite, SAVIOR:
-, Les BATIsSES MoBILIERES, AMELIURl|
TlONS, ct BOIS RPARS.
rotee
onditions-comptant en- biliets du Trsso, d
SnIs u - MoLAIsoN. Oonst,h.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PARBB|
to me directed BY the Honorable John P Mona
mat, Third Justice OF the Peace in and for the IN,
ish OF Dreams, l will proceed to sell at pablo
auction. on FRIDAY the twenty-eighth day ioi kul
gust 1855, at twelve clock N ON the new Shell road
near Magnolia bridge, in the square bounded On M
other three sides BY tuphrosine, Magnolia, aud CO,
streets, the following described property. viz,
The movable BUILDINGS, IMPROVEMENT
and loose LUMBER on the said premises.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notea
j. A. M0LAISON. Oonstabla
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OONsTABLE'S SALES,
w. M.Ds...s y, =. ,TAs=. =. c.ra..-

VIM. MeDenald W. Thouna Cramer A.
-ss--- Mary Monahan--No. 1854. -
RrHIRn JUsTICR OF THE PEACE. PARfss
Of crlesns-By virtue Of writ OF Iieri fEciss i
nae directed BY the Honorable John r. Montana
Third Justice Of the Peace in and for the pasiah y
Orleans. will proceed to self At puhiic atcfias
on SATURDAY, the fifth day Of SsptemRs,
1858. Ct twelve O'Clock M, on the Lsvee. IN front
the Canal Street Ferry the following describe
One WOODEN SHANTY.
Seized IN tbs Abovs entitled and numbered suit
Conditions-This being tbs second and laat an
ton, the above wooden shRpg Nill be adiudcateds
the highest and last bidder for whatever the ~.
or purchasers will furnnh bis or theft bonds vis
good and solvent SECURITY. bearing five per csr5 4
chaser paying sna out 81 &c 81
the chargesf0r advertising, Cotni ~ Y, MS ~
and Oonstables costs, amouni 70 hS6ut si ~
J. A Aa0LAts0N. coustsbl,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
schoone, Pippo, PippO, tom Covington, to master
New Basin
LugGer uen'I Tauri Guallaume, fTem Petit Caullou,
to MASTERED dist Is
Lugger Louisa, Petit, from Barataria, to master
sTEAMBoATs
Lizzie Tate Groves, from Shreveport
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
Gen QuItmAn, Lehthers from Eicksburg.
Aloe, Woods. from Lower Coast.
TOwBoATs.
kellogg, Grant, from st Louis with baYges
BELOW COMING UP.
Schooner Elyira. Johnson II days from Tampeo, to
s Fernando
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

For New York-CromweEl line every Saturday at 5
Pm.
For New York-Merchants' line every Saturday at
e., N.
For Baltimore and Enthusiastically from Jack
sor Square on the LIST and 18th Of every month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
EXPORTS,
IMPORTS.

MOBIL E-Steamer Mary-IT bales cotton 5 bales
nose TO Lehman, Eewgass &oo4 bales cotton do
camping "a bales dse TO order-4i pkgs tobacco 70
j N Lewis &co-e7 do q Block &co-O empty bbls
Mrs Geo Eimer-2 bales mdse Peet, Williams &oo-
do " Person-sundries to o-der-Total, 81 bales
cotton do samples
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
S Sl:.s:a ssssss:; q RHss .=ss ..

Stock on hand and on shipbcard.... 2O5i
SUGAR AND MOLA SSteS--The transactions IN
Oupa suxar are stlll conhne within narrow limits at
lS9l4Ao = u Tor fair to prime. Still market for
Ou9s m9,a sses mos.
AhHhf abS fhvM HE WhST-Since our re-
VIEW 1t yesterday there nave been no arrivals from
'n ET ngfs;
FLU h-lt can scarcely be said that there is any
market for honr today In prospects Of further
receipts the dealers refuse 20 accept any offers
Hnion are mage and there 10 very little demand for
shis me- e Prices are very unsettled, and even
nomln, ly somewhat ca Ter than yesterday. We re-
port sales 81 ~ bbs treble extra at 50 % Dbl We
$3.50 near OF lot OF l90O bbls taken for shipme t
ut Old not ascertain the particulars. We are com
PEELED 70 omit quo atoms.
The only transaction was 50 begs mixed at 81 10 3
busheL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

For Galveston and Indianoia-M Morgan line foot Of
St Joseph street. Wednesday and Saturday at 6
A. N.
For Brazos Santiago-Morgan line, foot Of st. Jo-
ssoh street, every Saturday at 8 A. M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

REEvE~ AMHRosrA
FOR THE HAIR
IMP I've d.
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
II causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
II keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy
1t tnyigorates the Roots Of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair Snd Beard to grow Iuxariaaat
It Immediately stops Hair FaIins Out.
Itkeeps the hair from Changing Color from Az
1t restores Gray Hair to It's original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been baliA
years.
tits composed entirely of simple and purely sssi
BILE subataneea-
IthAs rscsivsd over sig thousand voluntary tsstiH
malls o. its excellence. many Of which are f-onb
Hcians IN high standing.
tits sold in hAlf-pound bottles. tths name blon
tbs slass BY Drugxists and Dealers in Fancy q
everywhere. at One Dollar psr Bottle. whoIssi
Dem Barnes : Co.; G. =. swIsIls : CO. seAis
mh2 Co.. New YORK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
+. j: CrnIs vs., Houser-No. ps.ose

EOURTH JUSTICES COURT, PARISH q
II 0rleans.-By virtue of q writ Of fieri facias
me directed by the Honorable j g. Baum, Judge
Fourth Justices Court IN and for the parish 81 {
leans, will proceed to sell at public auction
MONDAY, the thirtY-frst day Of August, 1855
twelve oc oek NJ, in front of my Office, No. 5Frenc
men street.
One lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terns-CRsh on the spot in United States Trs
ury notes
EUGENE MEILLEUR, ConstabA
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q River Intelligence.


Red River....,.. LIZZIE TATE. Groves. p. NJ.
Lower Coast "A. g. BROWN. Bassstt. u NJ.
Msndoville. CAMILLA, Cozzens. 2 P M--Cars
Mobile ,,.,...... MAIL Boat. 2 P. M.-uax%
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FOR RENT,

UU0Ma AND RoA ~ b. FIX EAn1
~ Rooms and Board Tor famihal hpd single gen-
teupq can BE- obtained by iia dAt4 application AZ
TO RENE.-A AnwEV BUILT TWosToRY
= Hllfh DWELLING With Al nof4Fn cQnTouanceS,
80 Rampant street, few df.e1< above Canal
elrlat foeEQaal1u NlFa1 irAmar.ief1lIs Apply 10
N. 9ernon. No Attfr NufidInft nor
RIO MnH'r : EARQR AND ELlGaBl.E
aterp~enoo f the nneIi III an cieQ-Hn. l1a Canal
glr41t near Oa1ondnItt ltIdsL e 4 t1tf4rtitIQ oi
1tlnE Divided iul1 tHo 1to=azl IL l1od ta61l1 Il
ptl ~ S4Nlod Cheap Inquire RI Il n ~ 81 7lsI + :
y. bEHNQI no q II114 trlidfne.
to Corner q Camp ~ 1anl4e4 1LlAeiz.