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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20

tive Barley ou,et sales 5000 bushels No wesssrn nt rsc
Lork an sales at ~iS 3d. Lard dull 100 Hishwincs
Flour steady sales bbls 81 VI for No sprns "a for
amber winter, s ~ for whe winter BS Is double extra.
Wheat steady sales U0 bushels No. Milwaukee, club nj
Ill bO two cars extra white Michigan ~ 7b
At 6'c q Zoo Barley lrn sales $50 bushels at ~ Ia
bushels Canada at VI. free. Corn measi 50 boed
~ 90 for unbolted cwt kueed unchanged; shorts,
gu $2l; shipstu1s, $24 1885, middlngs, S25 AGO per
ton lighwnes, 9sc Canal fresghtsWheai, L.. corn,
Ilc. barley 9tc.s 70 New York mmher 30 ~ the lud-
son. 70 to New York. Railroad fr.shs Flour TO Boson
76c TO New York. &c. TO Albany, bsc. Receipts by lake
49, bushels wheat 1909 bushels CORE 5000 bushels
ley, S700 bushels 500 bushels 0 feet um
ber Shipments by canal-100O0 bushels wheat, 67,0Q0
bushels barley, 5S9,0U0f feet lumber -, :, 90,
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat duh and Dropping
No. spring 81 254;. No do. closed at 81 2h; no 8
ri "a eeler December, 81 22a.. Corn steady; No. 2
mixed 81 elected ac !s sssr pecsmSG e t s9
mnnd but a. lower rates. No. sibc: seller Decsnb-r.
Zoe. a6l,Sc Fork dull and lower. ga seller
pecember $n 30; seller Jsnusry All 90 seller fshruary
81 a sssc.; seller January sac. .si.c.; seller
March, 63sc. We. Bulk meats UNCHANGED ana quiet;
green hams 8c $40; shoulders. sac. 6c short rih
mdtes 6Hc 74sc Boxed meats easier; shoulders 20.
clear mindless $40. a CSC whiskcy ssc asked. go
offered Live hogs active but heavy receipts depress tue
market aS x3 % for fair 10 cbocc "A - ID for
ira; receipts OF the weex l0s.O FreishtsCorn to Buff
asS iec wheat to Baao lc Recepsso3Uo oss nons;
do I.Sley isccS d. rye 5000 hogs. shpmsns SSis.
nonr $4,000 bushels wheat $4,000 do corn 1000 do oats
l6GO0 do. barley, 1000 do rye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
THE TWO COMETS.

The two periodical comets, whose recent apparI.
ton IN our skies has attracted the attention OF the
public as well rs astronomers are situated AT nearIv
opposite sides OF the celestial sphere, one in the
evening and the other IN the morning sky. Though
are daily Increasing In Brightness Encke'a comet
Is traversng vupecula and moving IN the direction
or Anser. line from Lyra passing through AL
bireo and ten degrees beyond points out the region
where this comet now IL. IL was nearest the earth
- wednesday last and VIII be nearest the sun on
plunges into the Solar rays and disappears. The
pathway OF Tuttle's comet lies along the eastern
sky, before the rising sun. Since Its opposition
II has passed among the stars forming
the sickle, across the Sextans. into the
southern hemisphere. Just now II forms an
equilareral triangle with two brilliant stars
Rogulus and Alpha Hydra. Next Thursday IL
reaches the confines OF the Crater, and then Is near
est the caTtn. Its nearest proximity to the sun Is
the nth OF December after which 1t retreats into
the celestial spaces To wander for period OF four
teen years. Much interest attaches TO this comet,
as this Is the first appearance 1t has made since it,
periodical character was discovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
TEE POPE AND THE NEW ITALIAN BISHOPS.

The following Is the text OF the Ailocutlon nd
dressed by the Pope to the newly appointed Bishops
OF the Italian Sees:-
WE'LL BELOVED BRErHREN-I experience great
consolation at fnling myself to-day among you,
although my JOY Is tempered with certain degree
OF sadness. In the manner that on one occasion
our Divine saviour forth the Apostles so to-day
not to say sol i send you ike unto sheep among
You to reach your places Of residence. / know not
whether you can live there. Fear nothing. In the
reduced eiIc the the Charity Of the faithful has
never permitted me to wont anything that
Go forth TO combat the domluant Vices Or our age:
THIS corrupt age espec,aiy tantea oy r I've
ssd sas an na Doa 81
dAsslsse should be dtsc0vered-tnat SAINT WHO leIt
things OF this worlo. Modern discoveres-exceent
In Observation-Disclosures. teegraphs, &C., only serve
a as men nsVer 70 S1H sa % sne love Of
good hey are sacrificing eternal BLESSING ny ap,
psang to and the d Of ans
Healthy ideas. few days since there were dis
covered at Milan the mortal remains Of 81:
the understanding before the divine authority
OF faitn. Ambrose was enabled tic, TO STAND "a
against one Of the mighty Of ms time ian, ana 70
Ambrose had to deal with a doclle and God-fearlng
prince, while You VIII have TO contend agatnst I'M
penitent men; but with patience, prudence, charity
ana strength Of mind you may overcome them.
would remind you OF the Apostles words, "Ful-
al that which Is wanting to Chrst's pas
ample, by zeal In action aud In words, laboring
earnestly and nccssant o you may cure ~ Ta nat
Divine blessings. May those blessings accompany
you In your journeys follow you TO your homes. sus
tain you the difficulties OF your ministry console
you In the moment OF deatn 80 that with the thou
sands OF souls you viii have saved, you may conf
IDENTIFY present Yourself before the Supreme Shepherd
OF Souls, our Divine saviour, Jesus Christ Peace
and bencdiction be with YOU"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
The extreme fluctuations daily III the price Of gol,
during the week were as follows:-
sor THERN SECURITIES.

The Southern state bonds were lower throughout
almost the entire list-a resut OF the enormous de-
cline in the new South Carolinas which, quoted Is
last spring. fell TO % at the close OF the week. The
following were the latest prices Saturday, inclusive
OF those for the leading Southern municipal and rail-
road bonds:-Tennessee, OK coupon cox 81;
do. new, % cox; Virginia, ex coupon, 5sx
90; do. registered stock old, so 50;
do. stxes. consolidated bonds, 6sk . 6sN; 90.
sixes, deferred scrip, 2sh . 2D5 Georgia
sixes 10 q 80; 40. sevcns. 81 . 81; DO. sevens,
gold, %; North Carolina. ex coupon, ssk ssx;
do funding, 1865. 2s 80; 40. do, 1868 - rs;
do new, 10 q "a; do. special tax, IS 10;
Missouri sizes, sok ok; do. Hannibal and St. Jo-
seph, rs %: Louisiana SKIES o5 90; DO. new, 90
"a; 90. evee sizes, 81 60; do do Fights, 20 20;
do do. cights. 1875. 20 IS; do. Penentary sevens
90 o 70; do. railroad Fights, 70 rs; Alabama lves,
% 80; do. eghts, 90 100; do Fights. Montgomery
ana Euiaula Railroad, 90 o 20; South Carolina
skies. II "a; do, new, January and July,
26sl 81; do. do, April and october, %
20; Arkansas skies, funded, 90 o 80; Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, sterling 81 81; do.
Interest cignts, 70 q 70; do. 40 second mortgage.
eiRhts % 70: Mississippi Central Railroad, nFst
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mortgage, sevens. so a IS; do. second mortgage
Fights, " "A; New Orleans and Jackson, first
mortgage So a 81; do. do, second mortgage. rs q
10; Memphis and Charleston Railroad, nrst mort
gage, 81 50; do. do. second mortgage, 70 80;
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by
South Carolina, so So; Macon and Brunswick
Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia, 6s 20; Whining
ton, Charlotte anu Rutherford Railroad Fights, SO
q s.; Selma. Rome and Dalton Railroad sevens.
so SO; Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Fights,
10 80; Memphis city skies. IS a SO; Savannah city
sevens, 50 q 50; New Orleans consols old, 70 70;
do Issued to railroads, SKIES, 90 "A; do. sevens.
81 . SO.
STOCKS on SATURDAY.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20

GALvEsroN, Nov. 10, 1871.
Cotton steady good ordinary. l5% net receipts 49, Ex
ports cosstwise, ~. Sales, loo. Stock, 81, 3d.
NKw ORLxANs, Nov. 1S 1871
Cotton strong; middng 1sAc receipts Ais; gross,
Sales 7,6oU. stock, so,0oz " ~' 49,"
-. o,. M0RfLR, Nov. Is, 1871.
Cotton due. pN urn mlndlings net receipts, CO.,
Exports coAswise' w. Sales, b,0 stock, S3,ail.
. SAVANNAH, Nov. Is 1871
Cotton very firm demand active; mddinss l5sc l7s.c
net receipts $685.. Exports 70 France, yiN Saes Li0c
Stock, 6i,564 80
Cotton quiet; md!ngs IKE ~; net receipts ie7
Exports coas,wise, ILL Sales Co.. Stock. 81 l67 " '
Flour, $500 bbs whest Ssao bu:hsIs &c corn
yuO bushels; oats, 1900 brsneIs bssov, 1901 bushes
shipments By csnaIwtest 1877 busLcls corn, 1900
Cusnes no cas- ioyo PUSHES rye iov bushels; BY rail-
uncaansed Flour quiet and steaiy Wheat duh and nrm:
sales 2OO bushels Green Bay 81 al t No 2Chcsso
nominaiy ~ IS; No. Milwaukee noninaliy Si a. corn
heavy AMI lower sales l36V bushels Toledo az 6:c
g. ooc oats inactive and hcavy No Western offered At
soci sAes IeV ousnes white no. Toledo Al 60 I've
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
SERVICES IN WASHINGTON.

Dr.. Newman On Excuses for Not Seeking lie.
'hafon-Business and Politics Not lncompaii-
BILE with Christian Life.
t WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. 1871.
DR.. Newman, OF the metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal church, spoke today from Luke xiv, Is
Sand they all with one consent began to make ex-
cuse." Ihis 'ext mas reference to those persons
ance Of religious duties. The history Of
. THE RACE BEGAN WITH AN Rxcusr.
Adam excused himself on The ground or tho sasc,.
nation of woman. The woman excused herselr On
the ground OF the subtlcty OF the devil, while tho
devil himself was too sensible to oner an excusc.
Among the excuses offered by those who recornIx IN
the duty Of fulfilling religious obligations are tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20

Tne loHowinS were the closing street quota
tions:-Western Union, O71s q e7sS; Pacific Mail,
AK II; New York Central consolidated, el1z a
e1A New YORK Central scrip, 81 . s7,s Erie, so,s
aso1S; Reading lias 11aa; Lake Shore, s5K q
s5H Lake Shore scrip, 7oh 7ss<; Pittsburg, FAX
124a<; Northwestern, 80 a 6Os; Northwestern pre-
ferred. S9@ cox; Rock Island. 1917 1o2; ST.
Paul. 55K 65,I; St. Paul preferred, Tx q rs;
Wabash, 6ls 81; Ohio and Mississippi, 4O5s a
4oss; Union Pacific. 27i q 274; Boston, Hartford
and Erie, az: HANNIBAL and st. Joseph, 551 SO;
Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred, 0s,S 0 cox;
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central 1sss
n 1Sz<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20

0e g ws think on the lesson OF that tremendous
barne whose heat was across the Atlantic and which
wrote urdy the sky above the foremost western
spndor only sec nearer 70 Ourselves than q
one and rive account power ana OF al opportunities
had lot sedss ourselves anew 20 Coz! to use
He EaS endowed eyer fresh [bute to His cause
khe one now closing work gloons and no
ress ihat every Of sisr kind which have
,ntsd nslss efore IT, But let the years are sn 10
come shine brighter yet aa the augmented power Of the
mail we Joy God TO tine Of life through
etsrnty, and Joy 10 each other sweet and rich
Dear could write much more for my hear ID
fun when thing Of yoI assembling for worship Inc
not engage time long weary your patience
Beloved brehrcn the dear Lord bless you keep you
The Lord make bis face shne upon be gracious
give you peace Amen.
I Most afeconstsly always your friend and pastor.
sTnRRS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA, Nov. IS. 1871.

HAVANA, Nov. lS, 1871.
sugar- Stock In warehouses at Havana and Mntanzas
800 GOxcs and 715 hhos Exporter during the week from
Havana AMI Matanzas boxes 25 hhds, Of which
9675 b, and n the hogheacs tho United Sta,cs
Sugar market Hrmcr Nos. 10 to II D. 81 ~ l0 reals;
Noa- Is to 20 II. s., II 1875 reals,
Bacon fair demand AZ gl5 S16 So Flour In fair de-
mand ut HlS 2b SIS 49, Hams-Amc1can sugar cured In
fair demand At 81 $ Lard. in kegs BIS $l6 25 In
tins, xl7 62x x8 629. Potatoes active Talow nominal
a. wa asa sl3 rs Onions dull Coal oil quiet and steady at
4 reals.
dull. 9''N
reirhts nas per box sugar. from northern ports
to United States, 75c ec; TO Falmouth and ORDERS Bus
a S-s Sd.
Exchange United Statcs-Short sight, currencv, y
premium DO, go, sixty days. a94 premium; on Lon.
don, z05S Il premium; on Paris, 81 4 premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20

The WHITE FEATHER IN THg PRIZE RING.-A
party OF roughs crossed the river yesterday for tie
purpose OF inuuging IN the delightful spectacle OF
two men beating one another according 10 the APP
proved plan laid down In the rules Oh the London
prize ring. When time was called Tor the irst
round onc OF the contestants, by name Lem Fow.
ler aud by occupation an express runner showed
the white feather, and jumping Into an express
wagon lied the ground In great haste. The pau W
then abandoned the field, ceiling lar from salts
fei with the turn affairs had taken. Two hun
dred dollars SIDE Is SAID 70 Aaye been the stake ior
which the contestants were TO batter each other
Cincinnati gazette Noe IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20

-1ae quo cotton running quality not
The oar mr&e, was dun and heavy Oa PRICES Were no
VIM sales 40 sS aoasoa n: Southern ou, wa:
wa. os1 and ioMor we
Sas aSS tst rs 60
for No. Chicago; 10: prvao terms II s. :
bur se s wn' snro and ns
mixed aoa Sc white western % arrive Oats were
for !G aar . Rye Ss
at 9sc ISL Barley was held fm at sSc. 81 20 without
was moderate inquiry for 70:
rates business Tho charsrin business
s1' 's%ss :.s' sss %
:s;s s % '1 its% = ~ 's as' s,se
& charter reported was al British brig from
1sO bos renei petroleum, o., privilege OF the Adrac
WORCESTERSHIRE market remains unchanged, put there
Na ss more on nS to y ss , os n ssss Of "
changed hams al our quotations We qnote:-
cuba-Cenlrfusal and mxed...... suc.s2ic. &c $50
Nsyea tx sIc' asc %ca$c
Auscovadc, grocery .............. a s3c a So.
FSro Sc c a ac.
New There was 81 fo sor s
sss F,sn Va. qqs. but steady q q q for strained
Wilmington and 81 for Washngton
There very little inquiry Change and disposition
e i d % min q Tsere wsSs $ r.
lso Su, sellers ssm.naea sc sut whoa, SUCCESS ss
Wss!a Ss sy a there
the Creek me marSe con,nned dali and was lover.
81 "a @ IT. ss
ssRecelpisp Il packages beef 3i45 do;
sales were LODI oss at s casa FOR future delivery
s ss' for n1Sis 81 Ss's isF shssise
BOXES s ea s'SS y; S say s long
% sd T gr at ~
era !, s.ssS s 81, ~
was active ami steady sales COZ terces a ss sc Tor
Within hs ranrs DE annexed quotations IS $40
@ mesa d SIC s Bee Tsrs sqs, and steady
bos sold "a Cut wave Gs mo Gsmana
Esep aTs s :es S .h' wHquy n sailed
ras e. i clear ba sSe' sn sS en- s bellies x s
! iSs: as cured smoked. iss, iss Dressed
s .sss 81. ' &. re-
e RsHs0oa
% rs ss @ eep rsn nnd Dge' were
Refined ory In moderate request but firm ut NE
II &C. for and f2c. for hard. We quote Cuba
g common retnin c ashc fair to good ia,r refining
grocery, 9sc 9sc.; prime to choice grocery, sec.
lcc centrifugal, 6hds and boxes, SIC. lie; oasses,
goIs. Dutch standard Nos ,Ss sSs: &C. 90, 70
liSc. ~ 70 90 1870. l2fc.; do. white 40
. f2,dc. Porto kico-common to prime refining, SIC.
exc: fair 10 choice grocery, Qsc lU1c BraziDutch
standard, N?a to H. 76o &C. Java-Dutch standard,
Nos. 10 TO H. 9Ac. &c. Manla-Superior aud extra
superior, 7lfc. a Sac.
w sal
STEAHtsx quiet and unsettled; quoted noninally n
&c. y Toe.
fALLoy continued fair request and firm; sales 125ON
his .sIc agsc for good Prime city held at l2c.
WnIsKEY-Receipt 500 bbla The market WAS STEADY Al
3D., with sAos of ~ DDIs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20

been 70 lows Last evening Dccemoer Iloo at 1870,
400 .. y aasc 70 a, isc January soo a. sNc Feb,
!s,ac; Aprb soS at lshs., $40 y. - 5,,6c 1870 At
ost lSac Gscsm5sr 200 Al Is,%c 800 a. sc. 500 al
1885,; January 500 Ct IL slsc February. 200 at 1ssc
l9ac; MAJ, 900 at is3c. total $500 baes grand total,
800 baes Katcs on cotton to oreisn ports close Ms fol-
tdi to Hayre, by steam, lc rod; sai &c; TO Hamburg
L., gold, conpressei;to ac ports BY SAIL To-, gold
Tho receipts mt tho ports sum mp thus;alv ston, isl
Charss;os o lgo1 WIN g, nston l7s Norfolk a-S; BAL
dav last week, 1854 This day last year, 22277. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
Died.

ANDRE-At Antwerp, Belgium, on Friday,
November 3, KATHERINE ANN WILSON, wife oil Mr..
Ferdinand Andre, aged 81 years and months.
AUs1iN.-On Friday. November IL, EDSOv O.. twin
son OF Robert II. and Jane 8. Austin aged years
the relatives and friends Of tho family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his parents, NO. 362 south Fourth street,
O'CLOCK CLOCK p p NJ. ~ - '''' '' "
BARBoUa-on Friday, November II, JANE DE
F0RFsr, wife OF William d. Barbour and daughter
OF Rev. James II. Mason Knox, ID. ID.
Funeral services from her late residence, IL West
ThIrty-seventh street, this day (Mondayh a. ten
A. NJ.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
BEACH.-On Thursday evening, november 10,
WILLIE H., Youngest son OF J. v. II. and Mary IL
Funeral this day lMondayl. November 20 at
twelve o'clock, from 80 East Nineteenth street. His
remains will be taken 20 Woodlawn Tor lnterment.
BUkN.-On Saturday, November Is, CAROLINE
TIMpsoN daughter OF Maria and the late William
ii. Bum.
INC relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence 481 West TWENTY
second street, on Tuesday November I'll at han past
BuRsINonAM lon Sunday, November 10, GEORGE
BUCKINGHAM, aged 81 years.
Funeral VIII take place on Tuesday afternoon, at
one O'CLOCK from his late residence No. "a Carmine
street.
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1871, CHARLES BUR-
MEIsrgR.
the relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend the iuneral from his tate residence. No.
ISL Conoyer street, Brooklyn on Tuesday, November
BuRSs.-On sunday morning. November 10,
CATHERiEE BURNS, youngest child OF Thomas and
Bridget Burns, aged IL months and days.
The friends Of the FAMILY are resuectfulV ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov 1852. N.
CoFrRE-The market for all descriptions continues dull.
There sales reported prices remain nomnaly
unchanged. We quoc: Cargoes ordinary Rio, lsc. 1896
do. fair No. 4,pc do good, l4c. loo; do. prime,
l5lSc 1885, gold in bond, sixty days. Maracaibo Ice
Ise Lasuavra, l6c. $780,; St. Domingo, bond, Ike.
q llc.: Java, 2tc ~ 26c, god, duty paid.
CorToS denan Tor cottoa on the spot was fair and
prices seniy. For future delivery the demand
and rates somewhat easier The sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nInrricA,

UUbBARD-WYCkOFF. -'Hnbuay, november
49, nj the residence or the bride, New Utrecht, BY
the REV. d. sutphen, JAMES r. HUBBARD, OF Flat
lands. to LEMMA, daughter OF Peter WyckoM
Morr-rUTaILI.-0n Thursday evening, NOvem-
Der IL, at Trinity chapel, bv the Rev. Morgan DIX,
u. d., GEORGE Il. MOTT, or this city, to ALICE G.,
daughter oil Theodore a. Tuthll, Esq.
WAI.sH-NEwINGToN.-O On Sunday, November 10,
at 81. Peters church, by the Rev. M. o. Farrell,
JAMES WALSH. OF New YorK, to SOPHIA, youngest
daughter OF John Stevenson Newington, niece OF
George stevenson, merchant, London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
CATTLE MARIE r.
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

The hog market steady &c. Skc, with 5000 head
vad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
FURNITURE,

A RARE u .,C F::s HOUsEKEEPERs.-ALL THE
IL ec-A .,.senold Furniture contained In private ros-
ueace Fifth Mt sacrf
lceDrawing Room Suits, Pompadour Style covered saus
$780, f15O &20y; do. $50 Pan0forcs
.ercs Bookc marquetrie Cnb1ets velvet medallion
Carpets Pnnt'nga artistic bronze! ROSEWOOD wanut Cham.
furnture Mattresses, Glass Ware, China Ware &c. Call
before purchasing elsewhere.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13
EDUCATIONAL.
GTRAIGHT UNIVERSITY.
= NEW ORLEANS. LcBIsIAN4

This University received it's Charter Juns
IS 1868, with the power 20 CONFER al such
degrees and hon0rs are conferred py universities
IN the United States of America 3 s
IT is modelled after the best colleges OF our coun-
try, and its imnsunities are free 70 all
Its first catalogue shows Dhat nearfv nine hun
red students have been in attendance. and present
indications are that the next one will show an
equal number
All necessary expenses are moderate, and deseFv
ing, INDECENT students can have pecunary aid.
The University is situated in pleasant and
heaithfa part of the city, and, IN ali It's appoint
Enents, affords facilities for obtaining thorough
education not excelled IN the South
1t embraces the following departments:
l. ACADEMIC, in which students are prepared
for college, or secure good English education. :
3. COLLEGIATE
3. NORMAL arranged with special reference to
the education of teachers, and Is aided by the Pea
T. MEDICAL. Charity Hospital is accessible
to this de department
s. THEoLoGICAL, which is open to all denomi
nations
Further information may be obtained Upon appf
cation to any cf the following members of the
faculty:
President and Instructor in Sacred Theology.
REV. c. H. THOMPSON, d. D.,
Professor of Pastoral Theology and University
HON. RUFUS NAPLES, LII. B.,
Professor of International Law and Dean of the
Law Faculty.
Professor Of Theory and Practice of Medicine. and
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
J. +. FULLER, A. NJ,
Professor of Mathematics and Principal of the
Academical Department
p. NJ WILLIAMS, A. NJ,
Professor of English Literature and Principal of
Normal Department ap2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM A PARKS. BANK
~ rupt

~ rupt
In Bankruptcy-No. 175.
ITO THE HONORABLE 4. H. DURELL, JUDGE
i of the District Court Of the United States for
the District of Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy:
The petition of E. T. Norton, OF the city of New
Orleans. herein appearing as the assignee in
bankrupt, respectfully represents that among the
assets surrendered by the bankrupt, and belong
ing to the aforesaid estate in bankruptcy there Is
the following described real estate situated in the
State OF Louisiana. in the parish Of More
house, to wit
nineteen, range number five east, acquired by
purchase from D. Pipes, ST.; also, the east halt Of
section twenty-six, and the east half of sec
range five east, in the north of Red river land dis
trict, being the same lands entered by bankrupt.
herenbefore described real estate is, appears
of record, incumbered and charged with the fol-
lowing hereinafter specified mort cages, Judgments
liens and privileges resting thereon. to wit:
Special mortgage in favor Of David Pipes. ST.. for
Judicial mortgage in favor Of David Pipes, ST.,
And your petitioner further represents that it is
impossible for him to determine the validity of said
incumbrances and the amount due thereon; that
he not ascertain the value of said property by
agreement between himself and the creditors hold.
ing said security, as provided in section twenty of
the bankrupt act of 1867. And that it is necessary
in order to ascertain the value of said property,
of said estate and for the interest Of the creditors
therein, that said estate be sold at public auction
free and clear of all membranes. That all said
judgments, mortgages, liens and privileges record
ed against said property be cancelled anc erased
SO that your petitioner can convey clear and
ing to said David Pipes ST.. and to all other per-
sons, all their rights in law to the proceeds of the
sale of said property upon the distribution thereof
Wherefore your petitioner prays that he may
be ordered and authorized to sell said property
above described at public auction free and clear
from all incumbrances That all said jud gments,
mortgages, liens and privileges recorded against
said property be cancelled and erased, SO that