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ATTENTION LADIES.
60 and see Lavcnder's Custom
made Shoes. Every pair Warrant
cd

Thirty years have elapsed sin &C the intro
duction OF Davis Pain Killer to the public,and
vet at the present time it is more popu ar and
commands a larger sale than ever befe re.
Its popularity is not confined to this gentry
alone all over the world lis beneficial effects
in curing the I'll that flesh is heir to-" are
acknowledged and appreciated, and rs a Pain
Killer it's fame is limited to no country, 'cct
or race, has never been equalcd by any mcdi-
cine In Europe or America.
1t Is sold by all medicine dealers
The earthquake q Friday opened . seam
from eight 70 ton feet wide at Waidenboronph
Ne. causing great alarin N li,e village, Use
Magic Arnica L.inlmcnt in 1t a. Vpee
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Masonic

ARD1s LODGE No. 307 A. +. & A. NJ.
Stated Communication third Thursday
chit IN each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W NJ.
J. N. WADDEY, seey.
Sardls Chapter, No. II.
Order Of The Eastern Star, Regular meeting
st Thursday night in each month.
Mrs. N. A. Thompson,
Worthy Matron,
Mrs. X. D. Wright,
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VERANDA HOTEL,
SIRDiS, MISS,

&. W.
This Hotel has just been completed, and Is
furnished throughout IN most handsome style.
The proprietor pledges his utmost endeavors to
give satisfaction 10 those who may favor him
With their patronage.
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Religious.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services every 2nd and 4th Sundays Rev,
q. Doak, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Heryires every LIST and Bird Sundays Rev.
b. Yonng, Pastor,
METHODIST CHURCH.
Services every lst and 3rd Sundays by the
~. MI. Sage,
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If yoH want Cheap Goods 90 TO
Laycndcr's. lie sells for Cash.

ICE CREAM, AT ~ fines ID BE
-tonnd II AluekIy Couniectionry.
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Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets ith Mondays of March, July and No.
|mbcr, and holds two weeks.
CnANCERY COURT.
Meets 81 d Monday in January, April,Julyr
Etobcf and holds two weeks.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15

que Sc contento con recorrer q toda
prisa las GALES de Santa Maria la Ma
yor y de San Juan lie Letran, el Fo-
70 hasta ell Capitolio, en- donde Sc
apeo por un momento, ell Corso y
dos 8 tres GALES mas. Agrega ell cor
responsal que 4 pesar de la inunda-
c;on, de la lluvia y del hielo, los bal
cones cstaban adornados con colga-
duras, y que la multitud, va que no
espansiva, era bastante numerosa.
En- las ventanas del Quirinal Sc veian
algunos eclesiasticos. Antes de vol
yer sus habitaciones, ell rey Sc aso-
mo al balloon desde el cual Sc han
hecho hasta ahora las proclamacio-
nes dc nuevo Papa Victor Manuel
aument6 hasta doscientos mil fran
cos los veinte mil que hab'a dado va
para las v(ctimas de la inundacion,
{ insis.i6 en- que Sc aplicasen al pro-
pio oh: :eto las cantidades que habian
de gastarse para su solemne recibi-
miento Finalmente, termina la carta
diciendo que. ell rey Victor Manuel
dijo los ofciales de la Guardia ma
cional que mi6ntras esperaba poder
regresar, enviaria a SUI hijo Roma
tan pronto como hubiesen terminado
las obr,ss que Sc estaban hacienda en-
ell Quivinal. Esa vista, hecha sin apa-
ratio al guno y despues de una inun-
dacion, dispens6'al rey de la entrada
triunfaI, que tanto, dicen, le repug-
naba -\ntes de partir, Victor Manuel
frm6 Y fech6 en- Roma la ley sancio-
nando 81 plesbicito romano.
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Noticias de la Peninsula.

Ell dia 16 public6 la "Gaceta" el real
decreto convocando C6rtes ordinarias pa
ra el dia de Abril y mandando que las
elecciones empiezen el dia de Mario
pr6ximo en- toda la Peninsula y en- las is
las Baleares. En- las islas Canarias no en-
pezaran hasta ell Is. NADIA dice ell decreto
respecto Cuba y Puerto-Rico.
Ell movimiento electoral es grande en-
todo el pals. Los partidos Sc agitan mucho
y es diffsil predecir el resultado de la lu-
cha. La coalicion es un hecho en- alguras
provincias pero en- otras no, pues las di-
sidencias entire los partidos coaligados es-
tan mas pronnnciadas en- ciertos puntos
que las que hay entire cualquiera de ellos
ylo que propia 8 impropiamente puede
lamarse partido ministerial. Ell gobierno
ha publicado un manifesto electoral que
insertamos mas abaio:
Habiendose negado prestar iuramento
de fidelidad alrey los capitanes generates
duque de Montpensier, conde de Cheste
marques de Noyaliches y otros generates
J brigadieres entire los cuales Sc cita los
senores Cslonge, Contreras, Blasser etc.
etc. =. el Consejo de ministries acord6 Ell
dia Is que todos los que Sc hallasen en-
estecaso pasasen inmediatamente Mahon
esperar 6rdenes del gobierno. Ell vapor
"Colon" Ia tiene de esperar en- Cadiz al
duque dc Montpensier para conducirle a
su destino, y los denas jefes miitares de-
ben embarcarse en- Valen ,ia, menos Ell
marqu6s.de Noyaliches quien Sc ha es-
ceptuado de Il medida en- consideration
al estado de su salud.
-Hasta ahora la media no Sc ha lie
vado efecto. Hay quien cree que Sc sus-
hspdeTf' pEc ptros afrman que 81 gobieF-
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vueltas polfticas, y de que no es po-
sible encontrar la ventura de ningun
pals sobreponiendose peri6d 6dicamen-
to al 6rden establecido.
Hay un partido, incapaz de desen-
gaflo, que con rara tenacidad levan-
ia la bandera de 10 pasado; hay en-
ell opuesto estremo de nuestra polfti-
ca otro partido que labraria en- su
triunfo la ruina total de la revolucion,
sxagerando hasta ell delirio sus con-
secuencias Tardan mucho en- estin-
guirse los clamores de los intereses
hollados, y siempre es grande la a
TRACTION que en- los espfritus temera-
rios ejercen las regiones de 10 des-
conocido. Ell gobiorno mira sin sor-
presa, aunque con pena, estos encon-
trados prop6sitos, seguro de que en-
todo case sabra someterlos al impe-
rio de la ley. Pero en- el espacio Ii
mitado por estas imposibles aspira-
clones, esta la Espana liberal y con-
servadora, la Espana, en- fin, que
vive en- SUI tempo; ningun interes
one no sea particular y contrafio a
los generates del pals, puede inspirar
& las varias fracciones con que este
gran espacio polftico Sc LENA ell de-
sesperado arbitrio de las coaliciones.
Ell gobierno entiende cumplir uno
de sus mas altos deberes, llamando
la atencion de cada una de estas
parcialidades acerca de cuanto mas
prudente y patriotico es aceptar de
buena f9 la legalidad constituida y
solicitar pacffcamente ell apoyo de
la opinion pdblica para modifcar la
parte de las leyes que no este de
acuerdo con sus principles, que con-
tribuir provocar una serie indefini-
da de trastornos con la vaga espe-
rama de que en- algunos de ellos le
favorezca la fortuna. Pero 81 los es
pfritus acostumbrados a vivir en- la
alternative de ejercer 6 sufrir la ar
bitrariedad han decidido que la pa
sion Sc sobreponga al patriotismo, la
ira q la prudencia y ell despecho
todos los acomodamientos de la tenn
planza, y por medic lde monstruosas
coaliciones pretenden que esta situa-
cfon no tenga mas heredero que ell
caos; este reto insensato ell gobier-
nocontesta anunciando solemnemen-
to al pals que sabra en- todo case CO.
locarse q la altura de sus deberes, y
que esta. firmemente resuelto q no
dejarse sustituir por la anarquia.
Madrid Is de F'ebrero de t071.-
Ell presidente del Consejo de minis
tros, ministro.. de la Guerra, Francisco
Serrano.-El ministro de Estado,
Cristino Martos. ministro de,
Gracia y Justicia, Augusta Ulloa.-
Ell ministso de Marina, Jose Maria
Beranger-El ministro de Hacien-
da, Segismundo Moret y Prendergast
Ell ministro de la Gobernacion,
Praxedes Mateo Sagasta.-El minis
tro de Fomento, Manuel Ruiz Zorri-
lla.-El ministro de Ultramar, Ade-
lardo Lopez de Ayala.
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Flour; market steady: family Sc G006 10.
Wheat scarce and firm at 81 A. q | ~. Corn:
demand good at full prices; Il a isc. Oats:
market steady, with a moderate demand at
36 a 40c. Pork in fair demand, with sales at
$l3 IS; holders are asking Sl4. Lard: de-
mand light but holders firm: steam rem
dered S7s a &c; kettle rendered sc. Bulk
meats demand light shoulders 3Lac; clear
rib and clear Gig 6a4c. Bacon scarce and
firm; shoulders 7Ac: clear rib sides and
clear sides ~ 073.c. Whisky dull and
prices have declined to ?ic
ST. Lorls. December I!.-Cotton closed
higher: mildlings isaac Flour quiet; choice
superfne winter S. -: extra winter St;
double extra winter S. $50 10. Wheat:
BUYERS off; No. 9 spring Chicago 81 b: No. ,
winter 81 81. Corr. more inquiry for bulk
high mixed on track at Ala Aiac. Oats
dull: No. , in elevator 35lsc. Whisky: slow
sales at 92c Tobacco firm. Hemp nominal.
Bagging dull at l. 0lsc. Pork firm at
Sl3 IS. Dry salt meats active: shoulders
ten days in salt FAC. Bacon steady: order
lots of shoulders lac; clear sides 1l.c. Lard
in good demand and higher at Sac
Foreign Markets.
HAVANA, December l2.-Sugar easier, but
not quotably lower. Exchange on the
United States. sixty days. currency ga
pa premiums: short sight q IL. On Lon
don, 2a24i4 premium; on Paris. az 4
premium.
PARIS, December Il, Evening - Rentes
r,.if S.s.
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m0netary--Commsrcial.
MONETARY.
"SF!CK OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
Tuesday Ev&NING. December II. 1871.

Tuesday EvGNING December II. 1871.
The tendency of the money market was toward
greater ease due mainly to increase in the sup
ply of currency though with strong demand at
bank and fair offerings the street outside RAT
we're without any Iuotable change. We quote
i2N- per cent per annum for Al notes secured
by first class cOllateIals, and ia for good do;
and l20l5 and IL for Al and firstclass business
paper without t"llaterals. Mortgage notes are
still quoted at l00- for Al and Il q Is for second
grade.
Gold opened at lo9,: 1907, against .ea'. at New
York; aud closed at lo9i. 0los'. taganst 1924, J.
The market was very active ire sales including,
ln9t,; $4,000 $1,000. j. 10 900 and $50 900 at 1895:
s 1000, 10 OO0, Ia 900 and j. 3 eE at lOel, ami
5 10 900 ut j. i0oa, Il lo97s.
A lot OF + 1900 American silver half dollars sold
At 100. We quote 1851 lO9 for these and II. az,
= cent premium in gold for Mexican dollars
The business in foreign exchange Wa, larger
than usual the sales of sterling reaching l0l 900.
of which S27 900 bill of lading and clear at Il7t n
llS; $500 clear at ll7's airs; 8l5C0 and 5000
clear 600 Al bill of ladng & IA 900 Al bill Of a,iipg
and clear and $500 ships bill ll3 bank af
1888; $1,000 at llsi; 10000 at 1884,: 1885,; and
In francs 10000 A! commercial Clear sold
at 96h.
We quote sterling at HI. 0lls for good to Al
bill Of lading and clear and ll8 sVllsSt for hank
Domestic exchange was higher The banks drew
on New folk at i per cent discount and the sales
included > 10 GOO bank sight on New York s 10 900
private bankers and s AS 900 bank and private
bankers at "a discount 5 IS, 900 commercial, s TO-
900 bank and 250tO private bankers at 10 S23-
900 and r23.0O commercial at l.: s IS 900 at s.:
5000 three days sight on st. Louis at p, aud
s 10 900 sight OH st. Louis at the same.
The sales OF stocks included ~ and 100 share,
MECHANICS and Traders Bank at t55 25; 10 do at
t35 so: 20 State National Bank at lOl So -
New Orleans National Banking Association at S33
and 100 Louisiana Levee at g. IS
Fifteen hundred dollars city tea per cent bonds
sold At So 1000 city appropriation certificates AT
s. :; and small amount OF small State warrants
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, December ~, Evening.-Cot-
ION closed unsettled; sales to-day 2592 bales;
m,ddling rplanls ooIsc; Orleans 2C7sc'
Flour dull and unchang ed. Whisky 81
Wheat quiet and steady Corn: ipferinr
's@79c: Rice firm at sss acc Pork steady
at VIZ 5O0l3 IS: Lard quiet. Turpentine
very firm at 5V65kc. Kos,n firm. Talln,,
heavy at s095sc. Freights firm.
Sales OF futures to-day Is, 100 bales. as fol-
lows " 81 Dseembsr, 1875 - l5l6 20, 2ols, 20
20s, 90 l-l6. 2O4, 2Oss, 20 BIG 20. i97s
10 l3l6c; February, 2OA, 20 SIG, 2Js,
20 ZIG. a'c; March, 20ss. 2Oks, 2oss. BOA
20A, @lsc; April, ZIG, 2Ok, 2Os 2Os.c:
May, 2Ole, 20& 2Ossc.
Coffee quiet and firm; Rio is quoted at la.
020c. Sugar dull; fair to good refining i.
quoted at 90936c; Cuba $685.. Molasses
a shade firmer: Now Orleans 5O05Ohc:
Freights per sail: corr, Gid; wheat, I'd; -four
ID; cotton, 7.32d; per steam: corn, e. 67sd,
CINCINNATI. December l2.-Cotton ex-
tied and prices higher; low mlddling l9Ac.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

l.. II. Mace & 20. vs.. F. Heer & A. &.
HeaIlng-Charles 6. Pease Co. VS.. Same
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, Nos. 1888 and 843l.-By virtue of an
order OF sale rendered December :. 1871 to me
directed by the honorable the Seventh District
Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
ton, on THURSDAY, December % 1871 at half. past
ten o'clock A. NJ, at my warehouse, No. "a ST Ann
street, between ROYAL and Bourbon streets in th.
Second District of this city
LARGE QUANTITY OF FURNITURE AND NOV.
ABLE EFFECTS, as per inventory, " hich NAV be
my Office.
Seized i'll the above suits.
Terins-Cash on the spot
c. s SAUvISET
del2 20 p Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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CONTINUED FcOM rIRs- PA0E.l
cupy the Moro, Guiana, and Principe

occupy the Moro, Guiana, and Principe
forts.
Captain General Valmaseda thanks the
relieved volunteers for the manner in
which they performed service Tor the past
two years.
MADRID, December l2.-The elections in
Spain, wherein the Republicans were SO sue
cesstul. were for municipal councils, and
not for the Cortcs.
New YORK, December IA Rio Janeiro
letter reports a row in the halls of the
Paraguayan Legislature between the pres
ident who appointed an unpopular minis.
ter, and Congress. The people took part
and several were killed and wounded.
LIVERPOOL, December l2.-Arrived: ST.
Louis and Alabama, from New Orleans.
PARIS, December l2.-The National As
sembly, at its session Of to-day, adopted. by
a vote of 2S9 to 277 a recommendation from
the committee having charge of the subject
for the alienation to the State OF the crown
Jewels
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The City of New Orleans Va. L.coh n.

The City Of New Orleans vs.. Jacoh O,,.
SExTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. l69s-By virtue of writ If
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Or.
leans, in the above entitled cause. | viii
proceed TO sell at public auction at the
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
IN the Secord District of this city, on SATURDAY
lowing described property to Wit INC 'oi'
sEEENTf SlX LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
FIRST District tthis city First-Ten lots in souar
Dnpre, Gayoso, Perddo and Graver streets. each
lot measuring thirty feet front by hundred and
in square number six hundred and h,rtv.ainI,
bounded by Gayoso, Salcedo, Gravier and Perdido
streets. Third-Ilnrty.two lots in square number
six hundred and sixty-tive bounded by Lonrz
Rendon. Gravier and Perdido streets f"'
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
c. :. SAUEINET
heiZ z. JAZZ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Inc lily Of new orleans vs.. =. Anglada.
kOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No 4437.-By virtue of a v rit of frri
acias to zoe directed BY the honorable the Fourth
Dstrlc Court Tor te parish of Orleans III the above
entitled cause. viii proceed to sell at public auc
zion al the Merchants and Asctioneers' Exchange
Royal hoya. street, between Canal and Customhollse
nPn III the second District of this city, on SAT
folInwing described property, to wit
tNOCERTAlNL LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
FIRST district OF this city. Frst-In square number
three hundred and nine, bounded by BASIN Frank
m Glrod and Julia streets, measuring twenty-six
ieet 'front.' on Julia street. by one hundred and
Der tour hundred and ninety two bounded by Ro
man, Prleur Julia and Cypress streets, measuring
dred and twenty feet IN depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spor
C.. &. SAUvINET
cel2 % Js!S Sheriff of the Parish o. Orleans.
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FRANCOIS I.imOngy vs.. John 5. Tully.

FRANCOIS IimOngy vs.. John s. Tully,
IrouRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
l. of Orleans, No. 29btt BY virtue of a writ
OF seizure and sale to me directed By the hOnora BILE
the Fourth district Court for the parish of or
leans, IN the above entitled cause, will proceed L,
Sell at public auction. at the Merchants and Auc.
toneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal and
Crstomhouse streets. in the Second District of
this city. on SATURDAY. January b. 1872 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND with the buildings and
and appnrtenanc.s thercuuto belonging situated
III the First District II this city IL the suuar.
bounded by ST. Charles. Carondeet Heya and
Iirod streets one OF which twenty eight
feet front on 81. Charles street, by ON, hundred
and twenty six feet i'll denth between equal and
parallel lines together with the use of an alley in
tic rear com mon o said lot and others, per plan
drawn l,y g =. F. Nichols architect on th. twenty
ninth day OF March, 1852; and the other of said lois
lying i'll the rear. Of the Just described has a
front on sad ale of sixteen feet seven inches and
onehtth. by depth of thirty feet six inches b..
tween equal and parallel lines. Which said prop
.-rtv was purchased by John s. Tully defendant
herein, from Mrs. Maria HERNANDEZ wife of Angus
fus W. Walker by act passed before Theodore
unfoi notary pubic IN this city, on the eighth DAY
OF July 1870.
And hundred and sixty shares of one HIM
dred dollars each, III the capital stock of the Citl
zens Bank OF Louisiana, no" reduced to hun
ured and fort N-IllIe shares, and secured by mort
age on sad described property.
NrZed IN the above suit.
Terms-l The purchasers to ASSUME the pay
hicnt OF stock note III favor of the Citizens Bank
OF Louisiana tor the sum OF two thousand four hun
dreh dollars fliHl}. payable the trst day OF De-
cember next, lo12, hxsd rene uabi. from year to
year aGrteahIy to the provisions of the charter of
the said bank and to the law thereto relative
:. The purchaser to assume. also the pa ymcnt Of
prohiss0rv note, secu ed by mortgage on said
property. drawn 10y defendant to his oNn order and
by him ndoised, for the sum of two thousand six
hundred and sixty-six dollars and sixty six and
two-thdS cents t$2tG6 90 J. dated on the eighth
day Of July, 1870, and payable in eighteen months
after date, and bearing interest from maturity until
paid az tLt rae OF eight per cent per annuui.
O.. ana the balance OF the price OF adjudication
cash OH the spot.
,,.. - c. S. SACVINET
ticlZ " FalS Sherlff of the Paris of
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SWEET QUININE Is RECENT IMPROVE
~ ment; replaces the of the Bitter Sulphats
9uinlne, with which all familiar Desc for dose
u 10 warranted fully equal in every way to Bite,
0ulnine. and like it, is the
GREAT, POSITIVE AND CNFAIt.EG CCRE
For az dlseases Of maariOus origin
FBVER AND AGUR,
INTERMITTENT FEVER
CHILL FEVER
RBMMTTTENT FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER
DUMB AGUl
And the long train Of disorders following thss
when neglected
SWEET QUININE
10 made solely from Peruvian Bark (so IL Bitter Out
nine), therefore is Of vegetable origin and NOT
mineral poison but the contrary is prov ed t. b
one OF the elements found in the boOd Of all healthy
persons.
SWEET QUININE
Acts as an antdots to. as well as q curer for mAla
BY the lungs causes intermittent feve1s etc. Ths
only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININx
ever tine use of old Bitter Quinine ia the entire Al
sence OF That intense, persistent bitterness which
IN the latter. is An insuunOuntAbe OOst acle to IN
use with most persons and always with children.
SWEET QUININE
IL in t.o fo:ms-in powder for the use Of phyGcisn
and druggists, and fluid for use in the family au<
for the general public
STEARNS FARk CO..
myl3 ManufactuT 2g Chemists. New York.
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Joshua Jones & Co., vs.. William Muir.
ply.
ELEVENTH. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 9lo3.-By virtue of a writ Of
fer facias, to me directed by the honorable the
tine above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
al pubic auction on the premises hereinafter
designated on SATURDAY, December %, 1871. at
haI1-Past four O'Clock r. NJ the following described
property, to wit
THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFsCrS
tween Grod and Julia streets in ti,e Lirst Ms,,;t
i'll my office. "a ~ oon
Seized i'll the above suit
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
c. s. SACvINET
deIZ Il - Sheriff of the Parisb of Orlao,.