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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
FRIDAY EVENING, February Il, 1871.

COTToN-Ihe sales today summed mp 100
ieH.atLlE ' - 9rr a." ,ns ~ o,'H 49, H.
ll5sci' good ordinary u l!"c; TO-" mIic.ln7 80
nnffu,i i rnnJ rT-idIIf5rr III. 49, ~
iTne business d7rinn +Lr ,,oru;,,~ was at less
irregular and steader rates than Yesterday, and
-n +bn r,arEat +Gp arcuIuts from I5yrrnoo'' hcinr
more encouraging, as wei as bv an Improvement
n sterling ezchanse, ana desira"'e E-ra Of clean,
's}-h' c"l,on ron!nLan.,n p't'', !, ,rr1. ~ w nn,"
,n+i'nrl+i.s I.yeItbeTrss con1ir,n To- nlotr A. YES.
80 -, s,un. nc,nn.. 81 :, .,,.ti.n
,i'" q 4rj,- rn,r, ,;JIIi',r ,,.,n rn,r.tad OF
- irS -, % t "a" : /. y ,jn Ttst ~ an, ..rcnt on p"
d.tiraI,". IL. a. ver. f,iIIuir,o. anf str1c+ .,oni ortti.
,,, 90 ~ ~ =; o,J IIIr II vas HiiicI,It +n
f d a. . on W ,nSn,iln, na ridtr III g N"' ."
~ 40 ,n. =, th. n'sf +bT.. d,ys Gnrl,dirg 600
vile. add tIoIlaj vcst, r1avl. sum II; "a. 100 b7lcs.
y, Il. I'D ! = on II zon I,,r., =, ,y,n.ad",..'
'nrn,+ tn+oI tnr tI.t WIZ Of 81 oo0 h,lrs og,i,'st
=, ftnn , 80 sd - $40 ~. ,y..i- 49,.
w. ~aceir.. "a -. naIa! n,Lra,;"H i4.9 tr'ni
a+ho~ dar,tnirv ,,nrt. ,rd IA r.nI7.. g,inc+
oihSr ueiNr'S t"I2 S'u = ~, iioP'I, "2'1ps'
49,, =, ,"a .,,rI,t+ ~ 5c5 ~, ,,in,
or'P,a IL 81 vc5, Waat .~nnyts ~ r9t
- D.,. r. - II, "a + yn,no31 IN "a ;"n.
""t'2 IS -, p +,,,a,, - re- p.I,} o. Va 80
alTi u u 526 90 v",Aa, 2-S6 n Grnna i5:i tn T rr,
Cgio n o. o. -. ~ 70 r." ~ ~ Proridenra md 52at
20 Ne" AVN orroN sr.rv,p~r
stock on hand September !, lG7o-ba,rs 296s6
Arrived since last statenent...... il80j
Arrived previously .........-..... H',jo'- 9j8.llo
-
So8,o'O
Cleared t,i{i
Cleared previously. coo o'''@"o
ill., o $50
Today's exports embraced 2943 bales 70 Diver
200. l5ll to Barcelona. 46l to Vera Cruz and lfi6 10
New York. Receipts proper since last evening
lG@OI bales. against 1888 on last friday ', and $3.50
last year, making IN aggregate since Friday
evening OF 81, $50 bales, against 1856 last week,
md II, l29 last year, and since August ii vi 1872 ~
bales, against 1888 last year.
SUGAK-Only geo hhds were received to-day. The
| GrlGand is only moderate and the supplies are sell
inu at Sa55c for inferior; 6a65c for commons; Ia
7isc Cor good common II a8'5c for far q, 08'lc
for good fair; &c for fully fair; ~ 694c for prime;
~l0al0l.c for choice; ia. 0l2a4c for yellow clarified,
| and pa UlJ5sc for white.
MOLASSES-Receivcd today 300 bblS. We note
a moderate demand with n scarcity Of good descriu
tons. The supplies are selling al coarse for in
terror; 30ui5c Tor common and termenting, i1G
500 for fair; 52d53c for prime, a035ctor strictly
! prime. and 80 aGtc for choice.
FLoUR-Tl'e supplies continue light The de
| mand is good and prices are firm. Owing to scarcity
| the sales to-day are confined to 1900 barrels, Of
which so fine at - 50, z %supertne at st Is, 80
single extra at Sc G2'3, so do at SIS -. 50, IS and
300 double extra at ~, 800 treble extra on private
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18

uiciac! l.. Bowling vs.. Dr. lothian Pot
:er--Second Justice Court, Nos. l1,t49 aad
lU.4aU.
(I VlRTCE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERi FACIAS
~ to me directed by the Honorable ". IA. Evans,
Second justice OF the Peace in and for the parish
OF Orleans, | shall proceed to sell at public auction,
on TUESDAY, March IA, 1871, at u o'clock a., at
ne Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on
Royal street, between Canal and tustoHhouso
streets, the following described property, TO W.T.
A CERTAIN o. OF GROUND, with the improve
iEehts thereon, and all rights, ways, scrvitudes
privileges and appurtenances thercunto belonging
or II any wise appcrtaiuinT, situated IN the faa-
boulg Delassize, in the Fourth District OF this city,
IL the square bounded by Pleasant, ToledanO and
Lcvte streets and the public landing, or Water
streets. Said lot being designated by the number
one, On n plan drawn by 4. +. Nichols, architect,
dated sixth March, 1919. and deposited in the OFT SO
of L. K. kiHEy, late notary public, in the parish o.
Jefferson, and forming the corner OF the public
landing, or Water street, and TOledanO street, and
measuring thirty-two feet eleven inches aud ono
line front on the public landing, or Water street.
twenty-eight feet on Levee street, by a depth srfi
front on ToledanO street of eighty-One feet ape
four lines; being the same property acquired by the
defendant herein from Felicite RAYMOND. by an art
passed before \. Mazureau, notary public. on the
twenty-siXth day of March, 1869, and registered in
conveyance office, book So, folio so, New Orleans
August 6, 1870.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash.
A.. J. DAvERN,
icy 20 mhl4 Constable Second Justice Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18

co $50 bbls oil 500 SKIS cotton seed 80 bales moss Is
bales hoop iron 64 tcs beef 613 bbss beef 81 ties tai
low II hlils tallow cks faiicw l4hales skins $50
hides 600 bdlslhi,irs
LIvERPOOL-Bark Mary Ann-l%3 bales cotton
5000 slaves IA SKIS oi,cake
ton 1895 SKIS cotton seed s35 bbls nl"lasses ISL Dii!s
OH 500 btls beef 500 ties beef Ii. hhds sugar 3Ol
bGis hides Il bales wool lo males moss
L!SBON NORTCGAL--SIeausuip Giange-l2,48 1870
slaves
LIVEEFOOL-Bagk AmThion-la'o bales cotton
BAtt B,tEayentHId-il bates OF
cotton
BARCELCNA-Brig Merced-5G0 bales cotton 1000
slaves
observation-disclosures Pau.inr-l-e bh.s flour 20
hhls pork JZ5 sks cora 1856 s<s oa.:s - ekh hiail 10
bales hay 10 kegs Pigs f ct J cks bacon
YER. CRCL->cNuOItr LU.!tSc " ..listoi-ft4
bales cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
st. Charles

Grand Fire Fly matinee at twelve
o'clock, which is also the last matinee per-
formance OF the season by the charming
Lolita. This evening, the "Ilckct-oi-Leave-
Man. with IStta as San HilonghtB, Mary
Mitchell Albaugh as May EtihrGrds- and }.
W. Albaugh az Bot Br'srIy. io-mcrF"w
evening last appearance Of Lolita. Monday
evening, Mr.. John Collins. the celebrated
comedian and vocalist, whose merits are
known by the old patrons OF the 1t. Charles
Theatre. Annual Mardi Gras bal Tuesday
National Theatre.
Grand matinee by Satsuma's Royal Jap
anesc Troupe to-day at twelve o clock, when
school teachers will be admitted tree OF
charge and their scholars III twenty-five
cents. The japanese troupe VIII perform
at the National Theatre this evening. TO-
morrow. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. and will give another matinee
next Wednesday noon. The Japanese
troupe performed with great success at the
Academy. and the National will doubtless
be crowded during their brief engagement
there.
First matinee of the Oates Comic Opera
Company to-day at o'clock. when the
burlesunc extravaganza of the "ralT IN
with the Blonde Wig will be again pre-
scented. The hOuse will Ue .jamincd with
ladies' and children anxious to see the
Invisible Prince. The same performance
this evening, during which, as at the matt
nee, Professor Reardon will astonish the an-
dience by playing the piano with his LETT
hand, and on musical goblets with his right
hand. The music is called 'Tunnbier-
OnicOn."
Olympic Varieties.
This temple OF Menus is nightly thronged
to witness the great match clog dance be-
tween Miss Annie Gibbons and Messrs. Tim
Hays, John Carroll and Eddie Gibbons. for
the championships; as yet the audience has
been unable to decide the victorious party.
Little Japanese Tommy and Chang, the
African giant, appear every night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
Monetary--C Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPCELlCAN.

CFFICE OF THE DAILY KFPVFLIFNN.
FRIDAY EVENING, February II. 1871.
-, au .,;., owl =
I;:c hohty "alh,. ~ - ~. :, -
with no cian"r III IRE i".us' w anS go
follows. o"io Z - re na.u; ~ .'I.t.T~i.
class notes se.artn pS unqmes.ioh ma a o"uaot"is'
lodlI % ~ "n ,mT o. Ia Ht - Al "a",tga"n ,sa,cr
ana ~ ~ 80" a.S :" ~ I'D. 7'7 if'
ana t"lI iui So.o ~, ,na ! !, . III -, ysv
"otu oPehen q '" t"I"ins ia .ri,e
lorN' ".hI ciosrG az I,iHnai4 iaSsn ;, Ia II &c 1000
sa,rs il..,uc i% o"" "t ~ !. o ~ ", ~ ~ = uis If
fi"T; s'"o, SaWo anu So""Y !, u M M lit al
\ +, r. nv ~ ~ T Tai y nv snlJ At loo.
III sliNfl H'" ~ Aii'ei d nan u,'''n ; w. a,i
t li.o't i'"c .'o : VI nm 'o'., "a .x,a, ID.
ms t 'e"' premium III S'"' ~
i'ga. .xr,,,r.
! ut5e was iess animation ~ Ia" IL. .lTes
though the business was OF ini cAtea N o nnI ~; 80 ~
embracing luAy aN",os"; lhcl"''i'iS 10 r .,j
hiu'il2 ana Gear II Nv "in'ras ~ iGr", y.
~" ~ Oh oily III i-n ~ q wv "a az. & ~ ctn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18

There has been a little shooting at the
Olympic Theatre, st. Louis, which is re-
ported in the Republican. That paper says:
The shooting affray at rehearsal on the
stage Of the Olympic Theatre assumed a
new phase yesterday, ana the case Will soon
be the subject of a formal legal inquiry.
Mr.. Taatfe, assistant prosecuting attor-
new of the court Of criminal correction,
Yesterday afternoon made out an affidavit
against Mr.. William B. Cavanagh, stage
manager of the Olympic Theatre, charging
him with having made an assault with a
deadly weapon on Mr.. Alexander Kennedy.
A warrant, made returnablc forthwith, was
put in the hands Of Mr.. Deputy Marshal
O'Conn0r. 1t was not, however, without
profound deliberation and inquiry the as
sistant prosecuting attorney put the ma
chinery of law in motion. He held. as he
held Yesterday. that ii Mr.. Cavanagh dis
charged a pistol at Mr.. Kennedy, whether
on the stage of the Olympic, or
elsewhere, it must be SHOWN
that there was something more than a blank
cartridge. or there could be no assault to
kill. With a view to dissipate The doubts
of this gentleman, Mr.. Kennedy called i'll 70
the clerks office some eight or nine aGtcrs
and employees connected with the theatre,
who were present at the rehearsal, and who
wildly portrayed the incidents already
published. One OF the gentlemen stated
that Cavanagh icharged Kennedy with
being drunk. Kennedy said, Il am not
drunk" Cavanagh: You are drunk"
Kenncdy's rcjoinder was. You are 4 liar #
you say | am drunk" Cavanagh: Am |!
very well.''- Then turned back, drew his
pistol and pointed it at Mr.. kennedy's feet.
1t was asserted by several OF the acters
that after the occurrence MI. CavaIdgh said
he did not intend TO hurt tie man; lie only
fired at his legs, and he did it to show his
authority. One of the actors said he had
been requested to see Mr.. Kennedy and
cover the thing over. 1t WAS further al
legged that Mr.. Cavaragh had told a boy 10
look for the bullet after the discharge OF
the pistol, and that the ball had grazed the
silk dress OF Mrs. Stewart, one OF The ladies'
who were close by.
The same gentleman stated that 1t was
the invariable custom at rehearsal to dis
pense with the use of firearms. so Ear as
related to discharging them, and that pistols
with caps. and not cartridges, We're used on
the stage. They alleged that they did not
wish 70 serve under 4 man who would shoot
at them, and had sent a petition TO MI.
Spaulding. one Of the proprietOrs. stating
that unless Mr.. Cavanagh was removed,
they would consider their contracts at an
end.
These statements had their due weight,
and the warrant was issued at abont AZ
p. NJ, and the matter will come up before
court to-day or Tomorrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
RECEIPTS OF

EAHATAEiA-Stt amer Aguts-!uoh tis no.,sses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E"rrlt ton'":st---SS
bales cotton 20 lm. les tlGes and suEdr!ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LESSEE taN G!-ttI h;..es
cotton 36l iiGs sugar SOC his .io.ass.s . hal oh!s
noi.ss"s and suIuIIcs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |.r"itl"-HS h.-"s cotton
II iliuas tobacco $50 SIS corn &GS tLis .orn u bh4s
whisky and slldry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Natchez-oJc+l ales cotton
Az SKIS cotton sett! and A%i.nLr4es
NIAClliTA RiVkh-Stfai.rr Governor Alien
81 :" bales cotton and sINGIIes
>EL.ISE iT*k-S:tan.cr Latte F!tta-941 bales
cotton and sllcr.s
OWE COAST-S:c:incr Brad.sh Jolrscn-i7
hhd- sugar IS bb!s uCIassts i: !ait bl,is noi&sses
and slfguficS
by THE RAILROADS..
ORGAN LOUISIANA and RAILROAD.
February l.-ci bates cotton g !lEds sugar 10
hhis IuCl.ss, + sFs seed tGttnn
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON n GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, Fchl Iary I.-9" iAies cotton and
sundry produce
NEW pKLEANS. MOBILE md CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD. lthraary III TX ,ot.S"o ~ shs seed
and sIIti,y.S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE R~EPUBLICAE,
Saturday, February Ia, 1871.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
s;ea,nst.ip II. Louis. Whitehead for New York
Steamship Orange. Houston, for Lisbon. Portugal
steamship Mississippi, Henry. for New York
Russian bark A~mpiion, Rein, for Liverpool
Spanish bark Bueuayeuturi, Echcyania, Tor BARGE
lon:
Spanish brig MERGED. Carhonell, for Barcelona
Schooner PluiiIc, Hansen. for Pensacola
Schoorcr'Loiise Nii.iston. Estivai. tor Vera Cruz
Bark Mary Ann, Haailyn, Tor Liverpool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Frankfort, Barre. from Bremen jan
81, via Havcna, to i StocklncSer-ith district
Russian bark lima, Stone, 80 days from Card;If,
Wales, to mastcr-Point
Barkeutine Mary Mckee. Sharp, 70 DAYS from Balti-
more, to Geo a FosGick &co-PoiBt
Schooner Angelina, Ward, } days from Ruatan Is
land, to G Cetovich-Point
Schooner Electric Spark, Parker, 6 DAYS from Rra-
tan Island, to T Paced district FT
Schooner Challenger, Woodville, ) days from Ctii!a,
TO y Oteri-2 I'd district PIT
Schooner Joseph Wapl.s, -, from Grand Can
lou. to Small &co-Zd district PIT
TOWBOATS.
Harry Wright. Wright, from the ~Plsses-ToHcd
down and to sea. nth instant. ship Hern:ine
and bark Harvest ~ilOuc-BrOught up bark lima
barkeeltine Marc Mckee and schooner AnSc-
Ina
Perry, Sturtevant. from the P~asscs-T0wed down
and to sea, 18th instant, bark Lebanon and
l,rius C9simcra and Suwanea-Brough up
schooncrs Electric Spark, Joseph N&p'cs and
Challenger
Virginia. Schultz, from Louisville.
Natchtz, feathers, from VlcksblrG.
Cover or Alien. Sinnott. from OuachIt3 CITY.
Little Flcta, POtt, from Saline river.
Bradlsll Johnson. Bassctt. from Lower Coast
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile.
Agnes, Rolf, from BaIataria
Carrie Converse Dolrmann, from jefferson.
Lcssie Tayior, Kenison, from Washington.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18

The Galveston Cicilion furnishes IS this
information:
We understand that the United States
Marshal for this district has a warrant tor
the arrest of Captain George T.. TIipp, OF
the steamship Austin. issued on the COM
plant OF one Calistro Brown, who was one
of the colored troops who tt SO bully
during the late unpleasantness, who
charges Captain Trip with refusing him
cabin passage on the steamer, notwith-
standing the fact that the Brown complain
ant rendered full payment therefor. The
case will com up for trial i'll the United
States Court, and will, in all probability, he
an interesting one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
RAILROADS..
ORLEANS, MOBILE
CA ATTANOOEA RAILROAD:
ynDvJ DINfSTnN

Two eyrr, SIS trains daily. On and after MONDAY
january Is, ISL, passenger trains will run as FOL.
lows: Leave New Orleans, from the foot OF Canal
street. for Mobile and intermediate stations, at =
A. VI. and 3 Z. NJ. Arrive at Mobile at 2:20 and Soo
p. II. Leave Mobile, from foot OF Government
street. Tor New Orleans and intermediate stations,
at 8I5 A.. NJ. and $50 L. VI. Arrive ut New Orleans
4, 20 and $50 P. NJ. Connections made al Mobile
by 8 4. Nj. trains with Mobile and Ohio road Tor st;
Lonis. Chicago, Louisville, and ALL FOfN!S
NORTH. EAST AND WEST. and by the 3 p.
n. train with night express train OF the Nohlle
and Montgomery road for Montgomery, Atlanta,
Augusta. Savannah, Jacksonvil!r, Florida. and All
points North, Eas, aud West. Freight trains each
way daily, aid freight received at The foot Of Juil;t
street before ) I. VI. delivered at Mobile early next
morning. Freight rs low as 10y any other route.
For through tickets or further information as 20
rates Of freight, apply at the com pany's office, cor
Ltr of CaMi and Common streets.
J. K. kENpRICK, Grnerai Superintendept.
New Orleans, January 20. 1871. I:AZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF Police,
New Orleans, February Il. 1871
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
w pound, on Jersey street, between valence and
Bordeaux streets
One ~ BAY MARE COLT, branded &C. L." on
left hip.
Winch, if not claimed within five DAYS. and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public
auction at said pound, on TUESDAY, February II,
1871, at twelve O'clock NJ.
JAMES EWIS
NO 6Efel1i it Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
REI,OW COMING ZIP.

Schooner Martha Aurora. Reverb, days from Eua-
tan Island 70 Fairbanks & Leaycratt-
Ship Henry Pray, 10 days from Jamaica, in ballast,
to master
Brig Jane Goodyear, Davis, 81 days from Rio de
JaneirO, to A. Foster Elliott
Norwegian bark Ebenezer, Jacobsen, from Cardiff,
Wales. Dec %, to MASTER
Schooner Edwin, Dayton, days from Matanzas, in
ballast. 10 MASTER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18

The Ccrsicana CTexas) O6seyce" eompE-
ments the Texas Central Railroad III the
following article:
This road iSgetting to be al indispensa-
bic institution. Propositions and benefits
are flowing in upon it unsolicited. It IS
making desperate and laudablc strides to
secure them all. The city of Austin gives
$500 for the co,nslerion OF the road to
theiHill City by the first OF January next.
and a contract has been let out winch will
ensure completion before that time. Dallas
county. we are informed, gives $1,000 GOO to
the first road constructed through that
courty, and from present indications the
Central is a candidate for tilat bonus.
kaufman county offers one hundred
thousand acres Of land for the building OF
the branch through that county. and the
establishment Of a depot within hall a mile
of the town of Kaufman; and Corsitana Is
offering six hundred and forty acres Of
land adjoining the town for the establish
ment OF a depot within one thousand vasas
OF the courthouse. All these donations, il
addition to the State aids. are firing up the
Central with a vigor unteIt before, and we
shall not be surprised TO see more energy
and enterprise displayed by this road dur
ing the present year than has ever been
manifested by any Southern railroad since
the war, the Mobile, New Orleans and
Chattanooga road not excepted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
IMPORTS.

CARDIFF Bark I.ma-35l2 i.cs railroad iron
I.hLTi MOHa1-Earkentln e N"lY A>net-t'C tons
coal
RUtTAE SIAND-tSchooL.r AI@e Ea--3t,oO9
maintains d tte ,ccu.unts 1860 lii.tc!.s van. Las
NFWIORT-ShiItI etl.nG-;Ol' bars riI!Todd .:op
N~OBILE-S.e.n.- r Maly-"o@ bales coiion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
%CONSTABLE'S SALES.

ID. {. Mccain W. POIlin~ are! ~yYite-Flrst
Justice Cont ior the parish of Orleans.
pY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FlERI FAClAS TO
~ me directed by the Honorable ii. Vi. Dlbble,
First Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans. | VIII proceed to sell at public auction. az
nv warehouse. No. 13 Julia street. on M0NDAf,
February p, 1871, at u O'Clock NJ
ONE @ OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as per
inventory on file nj 10y Office.
Seed in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Casho on the spot.
fell 20 26 DANIEL CROWLEY. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18

General Hazen is to marry Miss Mclean,
daughter of Washington Mclean, of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, on the fifteenth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18

{. taTIitr. z hNrEC> FL TAT, TT1f>TtTtF:
vs.. Charles kanikiscr, No. il28.
Dy VIRTUE or A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
ID safe directed by the honorable John p.
iontamat, Third Justice of the Peace in and fol
the parish OF Orleans, IN the above entitled cause,
! VIII proceed to sell, at public auction. at the Mer-
chants and AucIioneers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY, March
rs, 1871, at twelve O'Clock 81, the following &C.
sCTibed property, 10 wit
a CERTAIN CORNER LOT OF GROUND, in the
Third District, i'll the square bounded by Delery,
MoIeau. Casacalvo and Tricou streets, being No.4
q squarc No. 10. measuring 20 feet l inch and 6 linee
'front.' on Delcry street. by a depth and front Oh Mo
reau street of l04 feet; together with al the build
lngs thereon. Which property was purchased ~
lie defendant herein, by act passed before o. do
ArInas, notary, dated March %, 1870, from Agnes
Johnson and Adolphe Abeillard, alias Jean Baptiste
Guillemin. OF this parish, sole heirs Of their de-
ceased mother. Sarah Guillemin.
Seized in the above suit.
TeIns-Casho OH the spot.
WILLIAM WEEKS.
Constable of Third Justice > Court.
F1o o-,lJCs E
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Steamship Mississippi-5lO bales of
cotton 500 bbls molasses Is hhds sugar 5 hhds tobac-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18

H,RtVELEKS, ATTENTION!
THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN,
AND
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS,
Run thei: Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cars,
Their combined length without change.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION.
The = 4. VI. Express Train rHns Eni!y,
SUNDAYS ~EXCEPTEpJ
Makes close connections for Nickh1,rg, Memphis
II. Louis, Chicago, Louisville, and all points beyond.
Sleeping cals AT night, Canton to Grand jiiHc-nn aEd
Humboldt.
The Mail Train leaves New Orleans Daily,
at T.. NJ.
Makes schedule connections with Lightning FX-
press trains, 70 all points NORTH, FAST aid VEST.
Carries the Glra, Northern Mail.
Time to New York, 20 Hours.
New and elegantly fitted up Sitep.ng Cars .un 10
Humboldt, Tennessee, Cleveland, Tennessee, and
Express Train south arrives at La A. II.
hHil Drain SoU:n&rTives at li:Gt i. NJ.
Ticket office, Galveston, mon B,.iIdlng.
Ticket Otices, New Orleans. under CITY Hote-
Corner Camp aur Common streets, and at Depot.
Z. &. SEWALL Genera! Superintendent;
:. 3. MOKEY, General Ticket agent, New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Raj
road.
z. D. FROST, General superintendent;
L. 3. MOREY, General Ticket Agent, Missis
svpi Central Railroad.
5. VI. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent.
we 3n
IvO THE EAST........TO THE EAST
Via Louisville and Ohio and Mississippi
Railway.
The completion OF the Louisville Division of this
road. AID the splendid equipment for passenger
travel makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI,
ALI POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
With direct connections from the south for CiD.
cinUati
ITHOU CHANGE OF CARS.
Ee sure and ask for tickets via Louisville and the
Ohio ard Mississippi Railway, for sale at ali prin-
cipal ticket offices in the South, and in Louisville at
he General Office of the Company, corner Fourth
liue and Willard Hotels.
n. B.-Tickets to Cincinnati and points East, via
this Inc, are good on mail line steamers, and Mail
Enc tickets are good OH this road.
CHARLES i. FOLLETT,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, 81. Louis
J. L. Crossword,
General Superintendent, 81. Louis.
THOMAS EORWIN.
iv5lv General Southern Agent, Louisville.