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The New York herald., 1870-04-26
GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND ACTIVE.


The case in money, the Washington announcement
that the Ways and Means Committee had agreed to
do nothing with the Senate Funding bill and the
general activity led to sharp advance in the gov
ernment list, where prices closed full one per cent
higher than ut the close on Saturday. With refer
ence to the Funding BILL it Is now definitely known
that the Senate bill will not emerge from the House
Committee-a fate which we prophesied for 1t
when we learned the extensive hostile force
brought to bear against II by the
national banks The House Committee have In con-
temptation entirely bill which, even IL intro
dueed-and on the latter contingency there is much
doubt as the funding business has been SO muddled
that Congress will probably decide to let the whole
matter go over until next sessl0n-woud meet with
certain defeat In the Senate, in retaliation for the
Houses action on the original bill. The following
were the final street quotations for the government
list:-United States currency slxes A2k . ll2X;
do, 1881. registered, 1lS . 115x; do. do.,
coupon, 116s 116X; do. nve-twentles, regis.
tered, May and November. los q 1osH; do,
1852. coupon, do, 11aX ia; do. do, 1884,
DO. DO, 112X 112X; DO. do, 1866 DO. do.
112A l1s; do. do, 1855. coupon, January and
July, Ill 11i1f; do. do., 1857 do. do, 111x o
INK; DO. do. 1888 DO do.. 1fIH . I11X; do.
ten-fortieA registered, l0eN . 1857; Do. do. cou-
pom, lo6X o 1o7.
SOUTHERN sECuRITIEs DULL
The Southern list, with few exceptions was neg.
lected in the diversion Of attention To the railways
but prices were steady il not strong. The following
were the final street prices Tennessee OK coupon
50 5oN; do., new. IS 66aI; do, five per cent,
l5a 4s; Virginia, ex coupon. COX esx; do, new.
6sA osA; DO, registered stock, sex Q 81; do.
registered, 1885, SO eS; do. do, 1867, o. n 63;
Georgia skies, IS q SO; do. sevens, % . 9sh; 40.
sevens. interest payable in Georgia. SS Q 90; North
Carolina. ex coupon. 46N Al; do, new, 2sH o "a;
Missouri skies, 02x os oo., Hannibal and
st. Joseph, % q 90; Louisiana sfxes, IS o 76; do.
sevena 7s . 80; do. eights, IS . SO; do evee sxes
"a 76; do. do. eights, OIL q %; Alabama eights
loi 103; do fves, rs 7s; do.,
SKIES, sterllng, 90 q 95; South Carolina sixes
50 OIL do, new, 81 s2X; do, registered stock, 80
80; City Memphis stxes 51H So; do Atlanta eights
81 sb; do Savannah sevens, 80 a 81; do. New Or
leans consos, Is; do. do issued to railroads, u
"a; Mobile Ohio sterling, "A Is; do, eights, 90 Q
10; Mississippi Central Railroad, first mortgage,
70 80; do, second do, 50 q 90; Memphis and
Charleston first mortgage, 81 50; do, second, 7s
. 80; DO, stock, A As; Greenville and Columbus
Railroad, guaranteed, 70 . "a; Macon and Bruins
wick, guaranteed BY State OF Georgia, 81 81; Ar
Kansas sevens, 75k q 75K.
THE GOLD MARKET STRONG.
The dealings in the Gold Room were without OK
citsment. aud the market st times rsapsed into dui
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former quotations Tho sales Ss bags JohAnne
private terms For other kinds The market dull but
arm.
FLOUR AND GsAIr.-Kecsipts, T,1ss bbs aonr, 800 do
and oOo bags meal 79 bushels wheat 1878 do corn
~ do oats and $500 DO barley The market for State
and Western nour ruled rmer under fair demand for low
oS Saturday. prices Sale: 900 bbl nciudng sbou: svo
Southern nour quet but nrm sales 500 bbs Rye nour
hrmer with moderate demand the sales being 2O bbs
or corn meal 20 bbls Jersey Western brought "a 7S
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The real estate market opened this week with but
slim encouragement for high agures Buyers are,
however, becoming more numerous and greater
amount of business will be transacted. There are to
be great many legal sales in May, and country pro-
perty Is coming into the market In considerable quan.
titles The following are the particulars OF yester-
days transactions:-
NEW YORK PRoprnTY-BY D. n. SEAMAN
House and lot b0th st. 31 II W Of 1st hot 166xl00S
TO SlZoou
BY STANLEY DAY
326 West 90th A. lot II sxoll1 John 1900
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consumma,ed. Tho offerings were liberal however, and
prices were easier will be by reference quota
ton. Including bales to arrive.
sold 2bS bAleS OF which A0 taken exporters 4e6
by spnners and $50 by Tho bisiaess In future
deliveries small tho sales being bales basis mid
6-f6c = =
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

.t..,,r MONDAY, April cS-sP.h.
oorroN.-Ths demand was Light for both spinning and
speculation sut aaw Tor sGpo Nad good business wss
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THE MONTY MARKET.

The money market was easy at four to ave per cent
on governments and at ye to six per cent on stocks
With the abundant onerings of the banks and the
present plethora OF idle capital in the hands Of pr
vae bankers, rate, would doubtless have yielded TO
three to nve per cent had not the increased
demand for money arising out Of the ex-
pansion OF business at the Stock Exchange
checked the tendency to decline. Commercial
paper was current ut 6H to7h per cent for prime
double name acoeptances and at to Is per cent for
single names. Foreign exchange was steady on the
bases OF 1o9K for prime bankers sixty day sterling
and 1921 for sight bills. The market shows very
rm undertone, and the foreign bankers disposed
to buy In order TO cover remtances against the May
coupons Of the ive-twenties held In Europe
- THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
The imports OF specie at this port during the past
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
New York.

Perry ST. 17as " OF 0rcsnwoh sv ssre5 900
I'd ri, adjoining the . house OF Manhattan
saA1eep Xx70 footobsr. 1axs 5000
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Holders OF gold had their balances carried for
rates ranging from TO four per cent The opera
tions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared. $s3517 900
Gold balances. 1852, $50
Currency balances. s.................... l,7p6, 200
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

AMERICAN SILVER IN CANADA-The Silver Coin
proclamation Is now In force in Canada, causing
depreciation OF twenty cent the value OF silver
coin. To prevent too great loss the government
count or only hve per cent The Montreal Tele-
graph Company offers to take American money at
f0rty-eluht cents for the half dollar twenty four
cents for quarters, dimes for nine cents ana haf
dimes for four cents. This company violates the
provisions OF the proclamation IN some imp0rtant
respects and also statute. 1t advertses the rates
at which II wll receive American and British silver
and IL sets less value on British SILVER than that
prescribed bx law
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G.ono. PIAsoDy,s wILI..A g statement has been

GKORGH PEABODY's VILLA statement has been
extensively published, occasi0ned by the probate OF
Mr. George Peabody's viii at Gloucester last week,
20 the effect that Mr. Peabody lett only about
$4,000 after the payment Of his public beQuests to
the London poor We learn from good authority
Abat the S1t0O00 Is merely she amount OF per-
sonal property belonging 70 hts estate In Essex
county; Il being necessary 10 prove the will
mere, as also In some other states, where
there are funds or securities belonging to the
estate. But, as we supposed was already well
KNOWN the greater portion OF his property was lett
In England, where his Will was originally proved in
December last and where the administration OF the
Tbe amount OF personal property returned to the
court In England Is aoOut four hundred thousand
pounds, not tay from two and quarter millions Of
dollars IN currency. The whole amount In this
country y not yet made public as the executors
have not yet taken out letters in other States
Salem fAass.J Obserpev, AprA 2s
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M E x TOO.

Revolutionary Troubles Near tho Capital Sub
dding-A Traitor to bs Tried for Trea-
son-Rosscrans Mexican Improvement
sohsme-Tho Tehuantspeo Canal Bill
Tho Sinaioa Disturbances = A.
tempt to Kin the Rebel Gen.
ua Cadsna = Impositions
on Foreign Merchants
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r AND LOWEST PRICES,

HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICkS. N
The following shows the highest and lowest prices
to-day Of the leading speculative stocks;-
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

The dealings in the Gold Room were without OK
citeuent aud the market st times rstapsed into du-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17
Monetary--CommerciaL
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, }

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, I
-rs SATURDAY EVENING, July 16, 1870. }
The money market was more stringent
to-day and rather more decidedly sitter,
especially for short paper. We heard OF AL
notes being placed on the street at y cent
y month, and the street rate may be now
quoted at to 2 y cent v month for paper
without collaterals, and GLE a Is for mort.
gage notes. which embraces both first and
second class
Gold opened at ll5a4 a 1l6 against 1853
at New York;, and closed at l15A !l6A
against 1861. The sales embrace $4,000
and $4,000 at lis, $1,000 at ll5ls, $4,000 at
1853, $4,000 at 1854, $500, $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000 and $1,000 at 1l6, $4,000, $S0OO,
and $11 ,OOOat 1l6ls, $25 900 at SLIGO 1854,
$500, $4,000 and $4,000 at 1l6A, and $4,000
and $1,000 at 1l6sa Silver may be quoted
at 1O91s a llO1a for American halves, and
3 " cent premium in gold for Mexican
dollars.
Foreign exchange was completely I'M
settled throughout the day, The only sale
reported was $4,000 francs, commercial, at
Asia. We quote the closing rate nominal
on 1l65s gold, at 1850 for bank sterling,
and 1861 a 1T for commercial; 4.44 a 4.43aa
for bank francs, and 3.4Sa4 for private.
Domestic exchange ruled quiet and steady.
The banks checked on New York at IS
premium, and sales embrace $4,000, $780,
600, $4,000, and $25, 900 bank sight on New
York at 9-32 premium; $4,000 at IS; $4,000
and $4,000 commercial at "a, and $4,000
sight on Boston at 80 premium.
Nothing was reported in bonds. Stocks
were inactive. The only sales reported were
500 shares Ship Island Canal at soc; 600
Levee at 81 50 and "a Mechanics and Ira
ders Bank at $47.
Dealers bought State warrants at 75a
nc for new and Metropolitan Police at 9Sle
099c, and sold at SOC for the former and
1914 099lac for the latter.
In city treasury notes $1,000 sold at 90c
Dealers rates are la l3c discount buying
and 10 a lie selling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17
The New Orleans Firemen.


We copy from the New York Standard of
Tuesday:
The New Orleans firemen left this city at
noon yesterday on tour to Long Branch,
as the guests of Colonel Fisk, who has
specially provided them with the Plymouth
Rock, one of his floating palaces. As pre-
Icons Minstrels, being invited by the man
ayers, and on Wednesday evening a COM
plfmentary dinner will De given them by the
proprietOrs of the Astor House. The fire.
men have not yet decided when they shall
take their departure from New York. Their
advertised challenge has been accepted by
the HObOken tiremen, and a committee of
the New Orleans men waited yesterday upon
the chief of the Hoboken department, who
was not aware that his men had accepted
the challenge of the volunteers. The New
Orleans companies are unwilling to contest
in any way for wager. They seem judi
ciousiy to guard against anything that
might induce an unfriendly spirit of emula-
ton during their present tour, which is en-
tirely governed on their part by feelings of
general friendship and political neutrality.
The volunteers have been cordially re-
ceived in New York by prominent citizens
and delegates from our Fire Department
and other bodies. 1t is.untrue, as was stated
in city paper last evening, that no friendly
agreement seemed to exist between the
volunteers and our paid firemen. On the
contrary, the most cordial welcome has been
given by the New York firemen to their
brethren of New Orleans, and since the ar
rival OF the latter they have evinced toward
them genial hospitality, and sought to
ment.
Among the athletic contests which the
volunteers are prepared to engage in are
foot races, racing with their fire apparatus
a9d throwing water within given time
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17
War Footing Of Europe.

The military foroes that France and Prus-
STA can bring into the field are simply
enormous.
footing, a field army of 647 .271 men, or
100000 as her war strength. OF these,
$4,000 are ready for instant service.
Austria, which is looked upon as the ally of
France, 27S,47O men on the peace establish
ment, 83S,70O of a war strength, or 300. 900
ready to move. The South German Con-
federation, which may become the ally of
France, have 1874, 406 soldiers on the war
footing, of which 1000 are prepared for
instant service. In such a coalition, France
could WELD about III, 900 fighting men,
with reserve of 1886, LOG trained soldiers.
Prussia has 726,000 men on the peace or
1866, 900 on the war footing, with 300 900
ready for immediate operations. North
Germany, which would naturally go with
Prussia, has 3l5, 500 men on the peace foot
ing, 55l 1893 on the field, or 944 ,32l on the
war footing, of which $4,000 are ready to
march. This would give to Prussia 846,0
men for instant service, and 1864 ,32l in re-
serve. Such are the forces which will be
brought against each other. Should Italy
and Russia be drawn into the contest, near
ly another million of men might be added
to the above figures.
The French army is divided into seven
army corps. The district of an army corps
is called an reimbursement mlitaire. The
ACCOMPLISHMENTS are divided into divisions
and subdivisions. The total number of
divisions is twenty-five the number of sub
divisions equals that of the departments.
The headquarters of the army corps are as
follows l. Paris; cOmmander-in- chief,
Marshal Canrobert. 9. Lille; commander
in-chief, General of Division DeLamirault,
Senator. 3. Nancy; commander-in-chief,
Marshal Bazaine. 4. Lyons General of
Division, Cousin Montauban, Count de
Palikao. 5. Tours cOmmander-in-chief,
Marshal Count Baraguey d'Hilliers. 6.
Toulouse: cOmmander-inchief, vacant. Z.
Algiers; COMMANDMENTS chief Marshal Nc
MahOn, Duke of Magenta.
Preparations have already been made to
bring to France the army corps from
Algiers. Its commander is now in France.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. July l6-Cotton dull and
unsettled. Sales $50 bales; middling up
lands 20c. Flour active and excited at -
05Oc higher; supertine State and Western
| S. IS a SIS and 6 25. Whisky 81 O1s a Ola
Wheat active and excited at 3 &c higher;
| No. 9 Milwaukee 81 35d1 40; winter red
| and amber Western 81 As a SIS, chiefly
| 81 50 al 81. Corn active at 305c higher;
new mixed Western 92c a 81 05. Coffee
active and firm; 5I36 sacks Rio sold on
private terms. Sugar a shade tirmer; sales,
125 hhds Cuba and Porto Rico, ga I'll; H.
700 boxes Havana at 1913 al 0A. MOlasses
firm: 300 hhds MuscOvado, SO a 50; Rio IN
| moderate demand.
CINCINNATI, July l6.-Flour active and
higher, but demand light, at 81 2501 80.
Corn SO 095c. Oats Sc a 60c. Rye CSC 0Sl.
Cotton entirely nominal, and in no demand.
Whisky 95le 096c Provisions stronger,
but no demand for pork or lard. Bulk
meats: Shoulders held at 12Ac; clear rib
sides l50 l51ec; clear sides Ice; not much
offered at these rates. Bacon in good de-
mand; sales to-day l6O hhds; shoulders l3a4c;
clear rib sides 16a. a lie; clear sides YEA a
18c-held higher at the close.
ST. LOUIS, July l6.-Flour frmer; fall SUI
perine, 81 IS "a SO. Wheat firm and high
er; new No g fall, 81 150l 90. Corn firm;
mixed. S5c. Oats 49a52c. Rye T0SOc.
Whisky, 96a97c. Pork $50; order lots
held at $50 So Bacon firm: shoulders
14Ac; clear rib sides 17lac: clear sides IL
0lSAc. Lard 15A 016c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July I6. 2 p. M.-Consols 9l5s.
American securities fat and nominal.
Bonds Of 1862, IS; 1865, IS; 1867, IS;
l040s, "a.
LIVERPOOL, July 16, Evening
market closed heavy; middling uplands
9asd; Orleans esd. Sales to-day 1000 bales.
California white wheat, lis Cd a lis 80: Red
Western No. 9, 9s ed 9s 1Od. Western
flour, 25s; No. 9 mixed, 34s. Pork, loss.
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TcoSrrxuEp FROM FIRST pAGE.l

Oh alons to will broken up immediately
General LIE Beuf exchanges the war port
folios for command
Holland declines an offer made by Prus
STA of an army to defend her frontier.
Edmond About will go to the front as
war correspondent of the Moniteur.
The Desair agricultural show is in pro
gress at Oxford. Many mowers and reapers
are on exhibition. Premiums will be
awarded on Monday.
ROME, July 16.-The Pope wishes to pro
claim the iifallibiity dogma on Sunday,
the twenty fourth instant A leave OF ab,
sence for three months will then be granted
the Fathers desiring it, and those VINO
choose to leave questions undisposed OF.
A Liberal uprising is expected here, and
fears are apprehended OF an attack on the
city.
CONsTANrINoPLE, July 16.-The Viceroy
of Egypt has given 10000 pounds to the
sufferers by the late c0nfagration.
LONDON, July 16.-The Shipping Gazette
feels certain of the recognition of the doc
trine of the Paris Conference on privateer-
ing and blockading, and possibly the immu-
nifty of private property afoat 1t also
thinks England should remain neutral, even
if France takes Holland and Belgium,
The German shipping will stay at home.
The French will find no charterers; and
business will fall to the neutral flags.
Business will be active in the neutral
ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam.
dispatch from Berlin says the South
German States, in responding to Prussia's
notice of declaration of war, are enthu-
siastic in support Of Fatherland. All poll
teal differences are Obliterated by the ag-
gressiOn of France.
Columns of Prussian troops are moving
in the direction of the Rhine.
A yacht showing blue lights and supposed
to be the Dauntless, passed on the eight
instant latitude ago, longitude 1872, by the
ship Deverna, which arrived in Liverpool
from Charleston.
HAvRE, July 16.-The Balthazar arrived
from Montevideo, reports having passed on
May 26, black vessel about 1000 tons bur
den, on fire from stem to stern. She had
cargo apparently ofpetroleum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17
uor,n. =, r,or;d. norris to F. w. Perkins

Havana via Florida ports, to F. w. Perkins
& Co. No departures:
LOUISVILLE, July l6.-Arrived: Leonidas
from Cincinnati. Departed: Leomdas, ana
Mary Houston and barges for New Or
leans. River falling with five feet one
inch in the canal three feet one inch in the
chute. Weather clear and intensely hot;
Thermometer ranging from 93o to 10
in the shade.
CINCINNATI, July 16.-Arrived: Edinburg
from New Orleans. Departed: Sam Porter
for New Orleans, Minnesota for Memphis.
River has ten feet four inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear. Thermometer 92o
MEMPHIS, July 16-Passed up: City Of
Alton. Down: Silver Spray. River rising
slowly. Weather clear; thermometer $40:
ST.. LOUIS, July l6. - Arrived: M0llie
Able, from New Orleans. Departed: Pau
line Carroll and Ames, for New Orleans;
Shreye, for Shreveport; St. Joseph, for
Memphis. River falling with seven feet
to Cairo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17
IMPORTS.

INDIANOLA VIA GALvESTON--SteamshipC Gin
tOn-S6l99 in specie s las in currency rs bags wool
Ii bales cotton 20 bbs tallOw and sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-l7 bales cotton % bales
domestic and sundries
BORDAUX-Bark Halcyon-Cargo of wines, oil,
liquors, preserved fruits and sundry mdse
LIvERPOOI-Bark Countess of Fife-2836 bxs tin
plate and cargo of hardware, glassware, earthen-
ware and sundry mdse
UTILLA-SchOOner Lizzie Lina-39 500 plantains
300 punches bananas 1000 cocOanuts 100 pineappes
bbls lines
UTILLA-Schooner Challenger-230Oo plantans 5
bbls lines 5000 punches bananas $500 cOcoanuts 50
pneapples
BRITTONS FERRY-Bark Minor-33S3 bars
railroad iron
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17

FREE VACCINATION. Our citizens are
hereby notified that owing to the spread of
smallpox in this vicinity, and the refusal of
physicians here to visit it, the Council of
Brashear has sent to New Orleans and pro-
cured the services of Dr. w. Il. Vaudeville IAN
intelligent and courageous young physician
from the Charity Hospital. He comes to us
highly recommended, and will not shrink
from fulfilling his professional Obligations
AtGkopas Register.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17
John II. O'Grady vs., Mrs. Randolph, No

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FAC1As To
- me directed by the Honorable the Second Jus
proceed to SELL at public auction at nv Office
corner st. Charles street and Commercial alley on
MONDAY, July 49, 1870, at twelve O'clock M
ONE 10 TOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE "a ner
inventory on file in my Office w. ~
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash.
jy8 10 ID J. W. QUINN, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17

EXFUKTS,
NEW YORK-Steamship Crescent City-l037 bales
cotton ITO bales % bales hides lie bbls oil zoe
bbls flour Is hhds toaacco 1880 hides 326 bdls hides
$50 bags wool 116 bbls beef ia ties beef
NEW YORK-Steamship MaripOsa-59l bdls hides
97 hides l4l7 bales cotton II bags wool 100 bbls oil
Is bales lao bbs pecans 5l4 SKIS cotton seed 81
pkgs mdse s ,457 in specie
INDIANOLA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING ar.
lan-56O bbls Hour 10 cks bacon ITO bbs whisky 200
SKIS corn 20 ties hams 125 bags coffee 200 SKIS oats 200
slaves for Galveston 200 SKIS salt 500 SKIS oats 800
bbls flour 200 bbls pork p pkgs mdse in bond 100
pkgs mdse for IndianOla
observation-disclosures Lorena-l0 crates earthen-
ware
bbls pork 5 bbls meal bbls mOlasses bbls whisky
50 bbls potatoes 10 bbls sugar 30 bbls onions 800
SKIS corn 50 SKIS oats 20 sks bran bales hay
observation-disclosures Martha-300 SKIS corn 100
bbls flour so bbls pork ties bacon
LAGUNA AND TOBASCO-Schooner Vincenta-
$50 bbls flour 10 bxs cheese 40 bxs candles "a caddes
tobacco 100 bxs tobacco Is bbs onions 40 bale4 oak
UNI 1000 feet lumber 103 pkgs mdse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17
Important NOtice,-At the great demand

Important NOtice.-At the great demand and
for the convenience of the inhabitants of the
Fourth and Sixth Districts L. Pessou, Recorder of
Births and Deaths hereby notifies the public that he
has opened branch Office at No 524 Camp street
opposite Magazine Market, where certificates for
births and deaths will be approved every day from
seven A. NJ. to five P. M.
The main office will remain at No % st. An.
thongs Alley, Cathedral st. Louis. where
all records will still be kept. L. PESSOU
Je28 I'm Recorder of Births and Deaths
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17

Inc honorable George c. Peavey, a mem
Der of the New Hampshire Senate, is totally
blind, and legislates with the aid of his wife
who sits beside him all the time. He ia ono
OF the abiest and most useful members. Mr.
Peavey was a student in Phillips Academy
Exeter, New Hampshire, when ATTORNEY
General Alderman was there.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17

Succession of Mary Anna EngstrOm-NO.
1906.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the credi
tors OF this estate and to all other persons herein
interested, to show cause, within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have can, why
the account presented by the administrator of this
estate should not be homOlOgated and approved
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the court
jyI3 u N. o. TRACY. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17

Succession Of Pierre Pinaud, No. 33, 914.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Pinaud has petitOned the court for letters of adj.
mnistration on the estate of her late husband
Pierre Pinaud deceased, intestate: Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern to show
cause within ten days, why the prayer of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the court
jys IA II NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk