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Pans, Sept. lS-Wilfrid de Fonvielle, the au-
thor OF several uearses on sir navigation, Is con-
stanty on the watch for the approaching Prusslans
from Q balloon. He has also prepared other bal.
looms. which will be properly anchored, 70 scrvc
as outlooks, from different parts OF the city.
The Opinion Rationale, referring to the Parts
Notifications, says: Tne Trussians viii end sume-
The conversation long and interesting"
LONDON, sept 49, There IL an active inquiry pro-
eeedng at Paris into the distribution OF the vast
eret service fund OF the Empire
A STRONG POSITION DISCOVERED.
The stat OF fhe Ministry Of the Interior has
reached Tours. pass countersgned b. member
OF the Ministry is now requisite Tor anv person en-.
tertnR or leaving Paris. A position has Just been
discovered al Sevres commanding the Seine ana o
portion Of Paris, ana IL is being rapioy forti.
bed. Count de CpsmbOrd eIborts his adherents to
resist invasion as the duty oil all Frenchmen. Nam
souty's cavary escaped miraeulously from Seian,
and have arrived In Paris
ALsAcE AND LORRAINE REPUBLIC.
LGttr.-There Is a strong feeling here that tho
mission OF NJ. Theirs to the three courts will be pro-
duetive oil fruitful results. Shortly aner his srri-
val In London he was visited b. LORD Granville
Asaee and Lorraine into an independent Republic,
and 1t II afded with favor In London. Ii Is looked
on ~ condition 10 which both the beugerents can
Agree.
A letter from DR. Marion Sims, who Is doing hos.
pttal service with the French army states that
American ambulances have been more useful than
Others, but, as slap to DR.. Evans, 1t adds: I'VE
essaries What pity our sp,endid stock is locked
In the Rue de Ia Paix -
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Another First Avenue Tragedy.

AZ about nine o'clock last evening, Thomas
hcConylll auarreod with his sister-in.law, Catha-
rine heConyi at their residence, 423 First avenue
and stabbed hsr In The groin with . dirk kniie,
wounding her seriously II mot fatally.
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Oa.rins n Pound to Recover n Penny.

Some ladies' took q quantity Of lace last week
To Madame Carter OF 20 Union square be repaired
On Friday. Madame missed the lace, and she finally
concluded Mat II had been stolen. She vas In
quandary but had no alternative except to offer
reward oil 800 Tor the recovery OF the lace. al
though II wus worth only t26, since 10 replace II
with new lace would coat even more
The sun., 1870-09-14

Movements Of the French Army,

LcSDos, Sept l3.-0n Sunday . Prussian
seconnOitring party encounrereu pooy OF rreuen
ct Chateau urherry. sharp egagemeut occurred,
ard the Prussians were repulsea with considerable
loss.
The city OF oissons has reused TO surrender,
h response to the summons Of the Prussian CON-
nAnder.
The sun., 1870-09-14
How they DO IL in San Francisco.

The managers Of the German Ladies' Sanitary
Festival Yesterday remitted 10 Berlin t250 900 for
equal distribution TO the fsmiies OF the Landweir
soldiers or North and south Germsny. Tho pro-
eeeas Of lAs festival 10 Or are sboat $4,000
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Tho Rev. t. l.. Cuyicr ms Campaign Orator

Theodore L. Cuyler's congregation. All temper
snce meeting. yesterday, the Rev. Mr.. Cuylsr advo-
Gated the election Of woodord on the ground Of his
total abstinence. In his relation to Woodiord, as
sryituai adviser. the reverend gentleman should
know whereof he speaks but what did he make
by talk about total nhstnsncs tn thirty thousAnd
lager-loving German yotersf
The sun., 1870-09-14
BROOK LYN.

The BROOKLYN Evening Public Schools win opea
on Monday evening.
The CorOnors Jury In the case OF Bernard Duny,
late OF ~ Little street. who was dubbed TO death by his
nloherlnlaw. James Mo ldy 90 the 6th inst, yester
d returned verdict agai. Moody. who has th"- n
The sun., 1870-09-14

Death OF a u. =. Consul in Cuba.
b'vAsA, Sept. l3.-Consul Parsons, at Sant-
ar', de Cuba, died this afternoon OF ro0ito after
snort illness,
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and Belle third.
To-Day there viii be two raccs. In the nrst-s $50
T,vois sans c'rpo,i Emncror fonsy f,sb' and Oh
Pat Iu the seconds double team rsce-the entries
Bep and Flora Day India Rubber Ben and Lady
walton, britain and Berth, Lad Blonde and Ilda and
Dot and Hickory Jack. the latter pair favofte.
The sun., 1870-09-14
TROITIS0 AT FLEET WOOD.
The woodrun stake Won by N,co

Tho woodruff stake Won by Nicotine.
Yesterday the great colt stake, named In COM
memorstion OF Hiram Woodruff tro,ied at
Fleetw wood Park. It originally embraced eight en-
Gies but only four OF them came to tie post These
we're Nicotine. Liberty Lucille and Bryant's colt
by Golddust In the oettinR Nicotine was the favor
lie at against the hed. He Won the In two
heats. The following Is The
SUMMARY:
FLEETWOOD PAaK, Sept. lA-Hiram woodruff Stakes.
$50 500 forfeit for fouryesr-olds mile heats
10 harness eight subscrhers Value OF stake. ei,toJ
T. Thornet Nicotine by Black Chief. .............I |
g. r porseyS Lucille. by Qolddust.
NJ. L. OTIS ny Liberty ny 1ndependent. Dis.
Time-ANS ASK.
rnx RACE.
Before the start Mr.. Dorsey protested Nicotine as
Eve years old. aud he trotted under that protest,
yet 70 bs decided T,s betting vas IN hi, svor .!
Nicotine st once took the track ami went right
along uropping all the other-. and reach
ed, winning the heat By n dor IN lcagths In 40 Y
Liberty was distaneod. In the second heat he was
OF and led away, but Vas taken in hand the
north curves Of the course and Lucille got up to
within 4 length. when he was let away aud got
home forty yards In fr mt Lucille holding pp Of the
hnlsh. not havipg chance. Time 2H6%.
Nicotine was driven by Carl Burr, carrying ~ ms
overweight. This colt IL sashinx. ylish QUE and
promises highly. Mr.. Dorsey with tlucK came from
Kentucky TO try her blood, and Lucille did him
credit. There was a good attendASce 70 see the
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

s,y,s ,,o ,.,,,,a
Third hvcnue-h Railway Company that
r,, =" Noeo"""e"'e n,',,,' 'ne r"o"c
=, ,',-' '''o "''' NJ. 0,a'ou
- w so.V""'Ou"non N. gwen mem oy .ne hAu'Son
''"uo Ns'"'su' iho'o arc 'Nen9'n'e CATS On
~, ,ao io'u' '"."s nio'o a'o Ounu'nk' auu sooh .ne
So"p'A, VIM na'' WITH cars runnins' Inc
wy .u'"o' .''o' ''s s,su'nk s"' pa'"k m'uison
s'enae 40 nr as h'sn's s"'n- street. ahu 'ne Gas
oompan' "e m,hs pipes' ana as soon as the o's
nn M rrn. ~ e e srGea % cats az s, ma
sieps have been butt leading TO the tunnel on
Fourth avenue, "ne at Thirty fourth street and tue
20 Ss nrrs ,o,S. as. ar an apu ds msas
sbronsh ~. 49, A. pssl e,onrn 'V n,aht ,Se
tunnel Is 60 be y, wish gss Tho road is soon to be
'N''"'0" W "'''0"-
mnrshsi Daiton's Adventures In the Brook
bn Whiskey District.
The experience Of Supervisor butcher among
sne hno' o'ao''ies VI hisn'o"n' prookpn' On
Monday. showed worry clearly that hand nj Of men
..n"o. en'o,.o .ne nN 'mVns sae ae,pel ~ .uoo' VI
'hat aoooo OF cu''nro'ts " o. MARSHAL pa'on &c
and marched down to John street, near Gold, where
John win.sioot had little still whieh Dptcher at
~ss i,rit,e.s WnItssao. nd M. Il ,,ess .sns b.d
removed ali tie disilierv apparatus after butchers
|
retreat enu na.hing was lett LOT TIE hsrshh 70
| who had marched down the nil marched nm again
|
| New Form OF Struggle for the Cuban FLAG.
| In December last an expedition managed 10
e,ude uu,ted st,,es Marshal sharpe and s,ied from
here IN n large steamer To aid tile struggling Cuban
| natr,o,s sesor Cey,do y,,,,verd. who VA, In,
| - -.-. .,,-, -, -, a. a.,
| eoumsnuo'' p'eeonoea oeau'''u' Suoah nag W 'ne
expedition st the time. On acoount OF unfsvorable
| u.a,her and ths x,v,sno, os IN, s,anisrd. thu,
| - .,,. ,' ,r, sS.'-, ,, 80
wero proventeiH from landing ihe epanish nuthor-
tiles, having been informed Of tho object OF the
| n.,tton hv ,.s,, sr.. a, tns c,,v and orr,,at Al
,.,' .p'. .,s 1 ,.,.s
| win ueeorpuon o' INC r'esmer, niormeo
| s,e,me, rpnninr sbor, of coal nm, into
Nassau under tho American FAR The su-
thorites tnere seiseo tne steamer. ana under order
| aud rrrcha,ed oy senior Diego DlsE senior Wills
| yerda returned to New York few weeks AGO.
ocnoI Dlhn aso oiousnn nls s.eAuer nere, ADO toVk
The sun., 1870-09-14

This VA, mile heats. a harness. in Which there yere
Lucy Morton, Gaslight Charlie Walcott. and Back
Riddle. or these only Fly. Day Belle. ana Ned came
10 start In the hettinR Shoony was favore, and he
won the race in ave heats, getting the last three.
The sun., 1870-09-14

The Madison Avenue Line to Rival the
Third hvenue-h Railway Company that
Int nds TO Accommo I'd 4 te the Public
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
By S. Guinault.
OF LEWIS W. LioHS
No. 49, SOC.

DIX .. GUIwa ULT. AUCTION EER-0f-
Is fee corner of Exchange alley and Bienvilie
street-SAT URDAY, JUICE II, 1870. will be sold
at twelve O'Clock M, at the ct. Charles Auction
Eychau ge st. Charles street, between common ana
Gravier streets. by virtue of an order from the
Honorable The Second District Oeurt tor the parish
of Orleans dated April s. 1870 the following landed
pfTWrLYt. LOTS OF GROUND with the i'm
provence is the con, situated IN RickervIe Ci'y
ARD parish of Jefferson, es1gpated by the mum bers
one to Twelve inclusive, Of square o 81, WI en- 10
banded BY Peters avenue, Perrier. Ottawa and
Pry ana streets, per the original plan OF Kicker
Vile drawn by s. buis on and W r. Thompson.
SURVEYORS on the tive ty third of March, 1910, and
ceposite in the office Of James Graham, notary. in
the city of New Orleans
Lots Nos TO 6, Dclus i've, measure each 2S feet
in ches fr mt r. tiers avenue by depth, betwee
para lei lines, of 10 feet Lot No l forming the
corner of Peters avenue and Perrier ST eet Lot NO.
forms the corner of Peter avenue and Prytanla
stree aud measures % feet inches 4 ines front on
the former BY depth and front the after OF ~
feet between parallel lines: and IS Nos 70 ~ N.
elusive. measure sch 81 feet front on Frytahla
street. by depth. between parallel nes OF iO CT
inches; lot 70 10 forming he corner OF octa'1 "a
and rrytania streets. , he whole agreeaDy TO plan
to be- xn bite d at he xchai &C.
Terms-Une. hird cab. ana the balance upon a
credit Of one and two years for notes airing mort;
Is GO and ,eht per cent inie est from oste upii
paid In case of judica proce. dings for the recov
cry of any Of ssid notes, the LAWYERS Ices n4eo 81
I'VE per cent, ne paid by the purchaser
Act of ,ale before Joseph CuvlIer. rotary puoIio
at the expense of the purchaser, incIuoln& me
United States stamps, - well - the taxes ior vne
runnirf wear ls7Q. nSen 2Sl "a II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
By j, 3. Walton.
SEA SHORE RESIDENCE AT BAY ST LOUIS
Auction.

SEA SHORE RESIDENCE AT BAY ST. LOUIS
At Auction.
DIX j. II. WALTON. AUCTIONEER-
Id Office No. l62 Common street, FRIDAY, May
l3, 1870, at twelve o'clock M, ct the ST. Charles
Auction Exchange will be sold ,.
THAT HANDSOME AND COMMODlOUS
FIRST CLASS SEA SHORE RtoIUEN OE, well
known as the property of Thomas +. Fisher, Esq.
situated st Bay st. Louis one m, southwest OF
Martins Wharf, measuring about feet on the shell
road fronting the Cult, by about 1850 ee in depth
ONE STORY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELLING,
on brick pillars, having in the basement Two Iooms
and hall, tour and hall On main tloor with au
unfinished attic, susceptible of beng converted into
sleeping rooms at very small cost. one story
building near the above, containing three rooms;
also story out buildings. COG I'd nng four rooms
Ia The Of the property there IS QUE frame build
ing, used as gardeners house, with three rooms
and kitchen, stables, carr age house, chlcsen ana
pigeon houses well OF excellent water; new whari
Tho grounds are beautifully laid out with ali
kind of oTna mental trees and shrubDery. One nun
dred and seventy. tive fruit trees Opeacbee. tsa
apples, plums, oranges. figs and ounce naII OF
winch in full bearing, besides 7C0 10 GU ee' Oh
grape ar Dor in full bearing. ,
The properly is occupied, and will be shown to
any one de firing to purchase fosSess On SiNel a.
ones The party purchasing the properly can also
have the furniture fixtures, san pcat seine, etc, al
Terms-Opethird cash in United States Treasury
notes. balance at tx, twelve and e'gntSen months;
with eight per cent interest from Day OF SAFE 'il
paid Wi, h deed of trust under the laws OF MISS 8
s1puj for the crenit payments. 1he ouuc ngs 10 pe
fully insured until Nnai pay nent anu poioy u 1h'
Act Of sale before Charles Stringer notary public
az the expense Of the purchaser, including tue
Io;tad tates Revenue Al amps, my3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

DYH. w PALFKEY. AUCrIONEEE-
= Office No. % CaroDdete5 street On SATUR-
DAY May "a 1870, at twelve O'Clock M al the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement TO-
tunda Of the ST. Charles Hotel, by virtue and in
uursu AZ ce of an order of the lion. Louis Duvig-
neaud Judge of the Second District Court for tbs
parsn of O. leans, dated pril 4, 1870 will be solo,
for account OF succession tf Christian Ludowig, the
10 LOVING described property to wit
A CtnTAIN LOr OF GROUND, situated in the
FIRST District of this city, il the square bounded by
annunciation Uslliope or Louisa), Tchoupit ouas
plan drawn by Ed Go thieI, architect on the TWEEN
no. airy public. plan No. I, according to which
said lot measures, in American M ASSURE. 70 feet
inch front on Annuncist,on street IA feet I inches
in width the e feet ches in depth on the
line of lot No. H. and 81 feet in depth on the line OF
lot No. II. 49,.
store two ped above, slate root DITCH
alley in rear cstern and hydrant, and rented al s
per month. A., ,,..
on Gre dit of one and two years, IN notes OF pu!-
chaser secured by SPECIAL mortgage ana vendor
lien and privilege property sold, with eight per
cept;iuterest per an, um from date until pa1d the
mortgage TO include the five per cent attorney Zee
clause in case of suit enforce pay mept OF notes
buildings and improve uents be kept insured and
policies transferred to vendor; . .
ct of sale together with the United states In
ternaI revenue stamps. at the expense OF tie pur-
chaser before w. J. Caste. notary public
ap9 l6 23 30 my7 IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
Fer Partition, and Settlement of Intsreshs.
AT AUCTION.

DYNASI8 IL EsODGsON,W. l. HODGSOE.
ID Auctioneer Office no. ITO drawer street.-On
The s.. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rotunda of the st Charles Hotel, by v,rtae
Duvigueaud, Judge OF the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans dated April u, 1870, docket
No. 1898, in the above entitled matter, will b
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. with
in the Fourth District OF this city, in the square
bounded by Washington, sixth, Laurel and Amman
eston streets. designated as lots Nos. l, 2. and q,
Lots Nos and measure each 30 feet front
Sixth street. by depth of 40 feet.
Lot No adoins the above, and measures 30 feet
front on SIXTH street. by depth of rs feet.
inohes front on sixth street, by depth of 10 feet
All between parallel lines. American measure as
per plans made by Messrs File ana murray, snr-
the i'm provements on these lots consist follows,
On lot No. l there is double tenement frame
slate roof cottage house, containing two rooms on
each side; two oisterns, etc.
On lot No 8 here is a frame cottage residence,
On lot No 4, there IS a double tenement onestory
brick slate roof residence. containing two rooms,
and the
| buildings and improvements thereon. situated in
b ~s BY SIX h. Seventh. Anuns.ton and chip
pewa streets, measuring thirty five feet front on
sst and front forming the
corner of Anunciation and Sixth streets. al be
tween parau6i lines, Ameficdn meueuIes occofuiHh
| to a plan mace By Messrs. Pile Murray, sur
veyors. Cated April =. 1870.
The improvements consist OF double cottage
frame slsteroot house, containing two rooms and o
| kitchen each side, cistsrn, etc
Terms and condIt1ons-One third cash in United
States treasury notes, and the balance in equal pay
ments at one and two years, with eightp cent in
erest and special morris age with vendors privileges
from date until paid. with the five per cent clause
for attorney fees case Of suit The buildings to
be kept fully insured and the policies transfer red.
| Acts of sale before John F Coffey notary pner
lie, at the expense of the purchasers, including,
| the stamps nd the taxes for the current year.
Ap27 my7 IA 2s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

DY BGUGEaNY O. HIE.s- ALI
d Bou)igny Auctloneer-offioe No; l2I Grayisr
street~Wili be sold at auction, SATURDAY
i ma5 Exchange, in the rotunda of the S..
Charles iote groued floor, St Charles street. be.
tween Con mon and Gravier streets, by virtue AND
nv pursuance OF an order of the honorable Louis
Duyigneaud, Judge of the Second lnstrct Conrt
ITO 10 So docket of said court, tho follow
ing descr bed property belonging to the successaoo
Oh !. n f share of the NEW ORLEANS OPERA,
HOUSE ASSUCiAi IuN-S5G0 paid. tal
q One lot OF GRJUND situated in the FotrrhE
d strict OF this city, square bounded By seeoads
Third. Liberty ana Howard street,, and dss,goated
by l29 feet inch II. lin IS, the line dividing il
from lot No. II, and 1873 feet ~ lines in depth
the side TO ST. Andrew street. and 70 fees
o. g. "a a '1 g. R iv, PIECE OR PORTION OF
GROUND. in the Second pi tret OF R uh,s city: n
and Derb COY; said piece or portion Of ground BE-
il g compos ID OF lots designsed by ictters and b,
We, or, on the twenty third September, Is 66. and
measu ing as follows: The lot designated By the
letter has 50 feet inches snd lines front az
BAYOU r. adj bv depth of i20 feet between parallel
lines and the lot designated by the letter B has g
% feet inches ano lines front on Roman street,
runni thence q diagonal line lo2 feet inches
DIVIDING it from lot A, and l2 feet 10 inches on tho
other side line toga tber with all the improvements
thereon, consisting of q two-etory mouse. covered
with states G. ntaining on the first sor wo parlors,
dinine-roorn and hall on the second II ,or three
Sieeplrg anu CauInet, Rdfiery IN 1rORks
two-story frame back building attached to main
building ard containing SIX rooms bath room and
closets Gas pipes laid al the buildiu s. The
ground laid in handsome garden. All he fences
completely renewed.
Terms and con1itions-For the share of the EsB
Orleans posra Gus. cash; for the property second
ly described cash for the property thii descrb
ed the purchaser to pay two secure by mort
t,ge on sao property of two thousand dollars each,
dated tbs tenth July, 1875 payable spectively st
Twelve and eighteen months w,'h eight per cent par
! annum from date unl paid, and will assume the
| pay = Of note of two thou sand- dollars, dated
ten th july 1862 beaing also eight per cent I'M eresl
| Ger annun from date un,il paid. due the tenth
! of July 1870 balance, if any cash he improve
ments to be kept insured. and the policy transxs
! red TO the adninistrat tx. The purchasers to as
| sumo the taxes of the current year.
Acts of sale before > sgner, notary public. q
the expense of the purchasers, includinR the Units
Statss internal revenue stamps spls u rny5 lsS2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

Respectfully,
L. T. DELASSIZE,
From the Department of Improvements
the following report was received:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Cry Of New Ok cans MAJ 8, iea0 }
Hon. b. r. Flanders. Mayor:
SIR-In compliance with section ten ofthe
charter Of the City of New orleans, have
the honor tn pre-ent q report of the admin
istration of the Department. OF improve
ments during the month of April, together
with remarks upon The actual and respective
condition thereof.
The peculiar nature Of the responsibilities
of this department admitting OF no delay in
assuming control. a temporary organic ,tion
was at once entered into, embracing the
three bureaus of streets, Of wharves and
landings, and of ci'y drainage; and in pur-
suance of the au' horiiy conferred by reso-
luton No. 3, Administration series, acting
appoih tments OF the Ulcers and clerks
deemed necessary to carry on the depart
ment were made This action has siuce
been ratified by the Council. In enacll' g
the ordinance organizing the Department Of
improvements.
By that organization yearly exper diture
IN salaries OF. $s4 400 is provided for. but
the Qrganizati0u vas made 70 embrace such
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
VALUABLE IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

EY II. j. MONTGOMERY. AUCTION
u eer-Win be sold on SATURDAY, May 81,
1870 at twelve O'Clock at St Charles Auction TX.
char ge basement St. Charles Hotel. by virtue OF a
judgment OF the Hon. Louis Duvieneaud. Judge
OF the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans. rendered April l, 1870, and signed April e.,
1870 No. 80 100 of the docket # said court
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated in
By Claiborne, Cypress. .Derbiany and Lafayette
streets said lot forms the corner OF Lafaytte and
lines front on Claiborne street, 100 feet inches
and lines in depth and front on Lafayette street,
100 feet on the other line, and p feet inches and
lines in width ia the rear, all American measure.
Plan exhibited at place of SALE.
Terms-One half cash, balance at one gears credit
in notes of purchaser bearing eight per cent inter
est with special mortgage and vendor privilege,
the property 10 DO kept insured and policy trans
ferred to venror.
Act of sale, including the internal reven ne
stamps, at the expense of The purchaser. before
- notary public apis "a myi Is 20 q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

accomplished at ell events, namely: That
the credit of the city, SO far as the present
administration was concerned, had been
restored.
Adjourn ent.
On motion OF Administrator Pierce, the
Council adjourned till Thursday next. and
the election of Assistant Recorders was made
the order of the day.
The Council then adjourned.
II. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Secretary pro tenn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
By Vincent e. Co.
CLOTHING-FURNlS GOODS.
SUCCESSION OF S. W. LYONS.

NY VINCENT a OO-P. VINCENT aUO.
y Iiopeer Will be 500 on SATURDAY, May 81,
1870 at twelve O'clock at our saesrYoms os 62 ana
Honorable the Second district court Tor the par
ish of Orleans, dated the third of Msy, ls7. in
the above mentioned SUCCESSION ct y. W. Lyons,
A large assortment OF OLOTHING AND FUR
NJSHIeG G,UDE comprising he balance stock
in tr ,de belonging 20 above succession.
Tsrms-Cash in United States notes
my6 l0l6N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DYE M d VI. y. MaeNTGOBEIiY,A 0C-
ID tioneers-Will be sold MONDAY, TUES.
DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY Of every week, at the Old Auc-
ton Mart, No 81 Gslnp street, at eleven clock
A general assortment Of new and second hand
tU2NIrURE. fuch as Rosewood, ManoEaty ard
Walnut Ee6steads, Armoirs, Bureaus Haststands,
Parlor furniture Marbe-Top Centre Tables, Gar
pets, French Plate Mirrors. Mattresses, Cooking
Stoves. etc.
ALSO,
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane snd Wood
seat Chairs, etc. -
Terms-Cgsh. JpZ5