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New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

NEW YORK, January 4.-Robert j. Har-
yey, a shipping merchant, died from an as
sault by a midnight assassin. corner of
Flushing and Adelphi streets, Brooklyn.
The Pacific railroad trains are still blocked
near Sherman station.
Two persons broke the ice and were
drowned near Poughkeepsie.
A number of smallpox deaths III Chicago
last week.
The people of Rochester last night were
not allowed to stop on the streets.
Only thirty delegates attended the Labor
Reform Convention at Bridgeport, Connec-
ticut.
Half dozen arrests have been made for
a triple murder at Windsor Locks, Con
necticut. All the parties are lewd.
The Senatorial Committee are hOlding e
open sessions in New York.
The Clifton Springs Hotel is burned. Loss
$l20,000
Arrived-Ind;a, Europe and Oceanica.
The HeraldS special says Bismarck's note
10 German agents indicates distrust Of
Theirs government. The arms taken from
France by the Prussians were secretly pur-
chased by the internationalists.
The archives Of the old New York Board
of Aldermen have been seized and locked
up by Commissioner Van Mort.
ROCHESTER,, January All quiet. The
people are not allowed III the vicinity Of the
iail or the streets leading thereto.
MATAMoRAs, January 4.-Troops have
been placed in the Notifications around the
city to repair and strengthen them. The
works are reported as being strong.
An insurgcnt force is coming to the in
surgenis at Micr, and threaten CUmargo.
LONDON, january 4.-The Roumanian
Chambers have adopted a convention pro
viding for the settlement of tue Danubian
railway difficulties.
Queen Victoria has returned to Windsor.
Four Greek vessels sunk in the Black
Sea. All hands lost.
Official advices show that the Persian
famine continues. Entire districts have
been depopuIated. The suffering ia the
cities is terrible.
The Irishmen at London demonstrated in
favor of home government for Ireland.
Mr.. A. NJ Sullivan, editor of the Dublin
Nation, addressed the meeting.
Two members of Parliament from Liver
pool, addressing their constituents, advo-
cate an alliance between Great Britain and
the United States, and praised the Wash
Ington treaty.
The Adrcrtiser alone, of the English jour
nals opposes the treaty, declaring the Eng
Ish commissioners have been Outwitted;
that England has been bound hand and
foot. and that war is preferable to allowing
the Yankee claims; appeals to England to
withdraw from d treaty which insults the
country.
A church was burned by lightning at
Manchester.
An earthquake reported at Sheffield.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January 4, Evening.-Cotton
irregular: sales 1858 bales; uplands 20asc:
Orleans 2lasc; futures tirmer; sales to-day
1850 bales. as follows: low middlings for
January 202., 20la, 20as, 20A, 2Ols; 20 5-l6,
90 ZIG, 205s, 90 9-l6; February q 4, q Is,
2l3s, u ls Il 7-l6 u 12 April 2l5s, II p, u IS,
q 9-16, II 1l-l6; May 2la4, ll2.
Flour shade tirmer; common to fair
extra So 70G7 i5; good to choice s. 30 %
25. Whisky heavy at 81 l2 092l3c. Wheat
203c better: winter red Western 81 590
81. Corn steady. Rice quiet, 81. GSl2c.
Pork shade lower $l4 a IA .. Beet quiet.
Lard dull; kettle rendered 9'sc. Turpen-
tine firm, 6S a 69c. Rosin dull, 81 80. Tai
low steady, S34 d94c. Freights heavy.
Coffee firm; Rio IL 02l Rc. Sugar steady;
fair to good refining quoted at a case; Cuba
saa a9l4c. Molasses firm; New Orleans l5 a
55c. Freights-Per sail, grain DC = 90 lbs;
per steamer, grain &c, cotton lc.
CINCINNATI, January 4.-Cotton-De-
mand fair and prices advanced: middlings
1874 20c; Low middlings i9 al94c. Flour
Demand fair and market firm: family st 10
06 S5. Wheat-Demand fair: prices ad-
vanced red 81 4S0l so. Corn-Demand
good at full prices; AZ a 4sc. Oats steady;
moderate demand at 3Sc. Pork-Full
prices asked, but no demand Sl3 80.
Lard-No demand; held at Sa4 09lsc. Bulk
meats-Demand light and holders firm;
shoulders 5054c; clear rib sides 6l4c;
clear sides Ga 0612c. Bacon-Demand
light and holders firm; shoulders 634c:
clear rib and clear sides "a 07l3c. Whisky
steady; demand moderate at S9c.
ST. LOUIS, January 4. - Cotton quiet.
Flour-Medium and lower brands scarce
and firm; supertine winter s. 80; extra
winter $606 10; double extra S6 % a6 80.
Wheat-No. . spring Chicago S q a 2S;
winter No. 81 4S No 2 red winter 81 54
Corn-Demand good; mixed. on track, i0la
04lc. Oats 34c; No. , in elevator 3Sc;
mixed sacked 4212 a 43c. Whisky S9l2c.
Tobacco firm. Hemp nominal. Bagging
quiet at l6l2 a l7c. Pork unchanged -
$l3 So Dry salt meats-Shoulders loose on
cars 4sac; clear rib &c; clear 6l.c; packed
shoulders 5lsc: clear rib sides 6l4c; clear
sides 6lec. Bacon - Shoulders G2s a7c.
Lard Size.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January 4, Evening-Common
rosin l2s Cd a l2s Sd. Bullion in the Bank
of England has increased f370, 900.
LIVERPOOL, January 4, Evening-Cotton
closed excited. Uplands lois a load: Or
leans l03s a I01ed. Sales today $4,000 bales
of which 10000 were for export and specu-
lation.
PARIS, January 4.-Rentes closed 56f 2oc
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05

with light supply. Green salted com
mand l00 l0hc; dry salted l4lsc; dry flint
l60161ac y tb.
SALT-The dealers rates from store are
81 550l 60 for coarse and 81 Goal IS =
sack for fine. A deduction Of l0c " sack is
made on lots taken, by boats, from ware
house. Turks Island is selling at 81 % a
| 80 y bag of two bushels. Table salt in
pockets is selling at pa 0Sc y bag.
NAVAL STOREs-Spirits of Iurpentine are
dull and quoted at 65c T. gallon. No.
rosin commands S. 25a5 SO y bbl. There
is no pale, No. =, or common rOsln on hand
Tar is dull at 81 - y half bbl. There is no
pitch here. IL would command 50 as 80 T.
bbl.
HAMs-New sugar cured are in light sup
ply and command Sl50l l513c T. 'fb.
TALLow-Is in light supply, and com
mands ga 09-sc " fb.
CoOPERAGE-Molasses barrels are in de-
mand 81 50 az, and half barrels at 81 % %
| 80; sugar hogsheads are dull at 50 5004
2 hogshead. Hoop poles are in demand
at $40 a so y 1000 for hogshead. and S25 %
80 for barrel poles.
STAR CANDIEs-Are in light supply and
in demand. They are quoted at 1912 02Oc
T. ib.
BAGGING-The movement is confined to
dealers, who are filling orders for the
country at lGl9 a lie for India in bales;
l6c in rolls; lie for jute, and lSc for West
ern bagging.
Pics FEET-Kegs are selling at s. Is:
half bbls s.; bbls Sll.
PICS TONGUES-Are selling at J0Gc
apiece % bbls sold at &c.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is dull and nominal
at a &c t. fb.
BUTrER-Choice is in light supply ard
fair demand at - 021c for Western, and
SO a 35c for Goshen. Inferior is unsalable.
CHEEsE-Choice is in fair supply and
moderate demand, and at l60 l7c for fac
tory, 10 a lic for Western Reserve. Northern
cream lea lie. There is no demand for
inferior.
BALING TwISE-Commands I9 a 20c T. tb.
Moss-There is very little here, but the
demand is limited. Clean picked is quoted
at 81. He; country picked 3l4 a 6l4c + Ii
CoTToS Seeds coming in freely and
meets with ready sale at $l3 y ton, sacks
returned, and Si6 80 with sacks.
LIME-Is i'll good demand with small
stock on hand. Western commands 50
. -; Alabama and Rockland s. 25 + bbl.
ToBACCo-The market is without anima-
ton, and only hhd sold to a manufacturer
at lie. The new crop is coming i'll and a
better stock is expected to bring out buyers.
The supply is Yet limited. We quote
lugs at : &c: low leaf at Sd She; medium
at u 912c: good 9l2 i0l2c: fine and selec-
tons at |! a BE.
FREIGurs-The rates bv steam for cotton
for Liverpool are a SD; for New York
7.c; Philadelphia lc; Boston lsc; Hamburg
l3 l6d Molasses, to New York &c T. gallon:
sugar, S. T. hhd. BY sail-Cotton for Liv-
erpool lj-32 a l2d; Havre Id: Bremen ! sd:
Boston sc Sugar to New York 81 50 T.
hhd Molasses 81 80 = bbl Tobacco to
Bremen 45s. To-day a ship and bark
were taken for Havre at lc.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
An American ia Europe-AGdress of Gem
eraI Banks.

General n p Banks addressed his fellow
townsmcn 1T Waltham, Massachusetts, last
week, and spoke upon the impressions an
American receives i'll Europe with regard to
the great political questions Of the present
and of the future. He spoke entirely with
out notes. The following report of bis re-
marks is from the daily AdrcrtiSer:
The most prominent sensaii0n said tie
General, 10 he American Traveller, newly
arrived in Europe, is the thought ot how
glad he viii tie to get home again; for, alter
al, theru Is no place so great and coed as
oar own c.uuirr. But the object II the
stu.!cLt is 10 compare the old with the new,
..ld to discover wItar he may that viii im-
prove A,s own condition and that OF his
CUut ~.
G.-.I thr arst problems Of tho modern
t1l..3uru .nQ4lgoi 80 to find out the cause
Of sine destruction of France, that he may
TINS team what evil- we are especially to
3tsil IN the view of tie speaker, the
fo,utiun was simple. The cause Of her
ruin Wa t'3e s.,lua which has brought on
tie Ta.n.: c'rry government which ever
O. -f,G. Tire spirit Vi scnsolcs-. icmJrsclcss,
sou!.c.- and 2U,I = faction. vt Tie end Of
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
COMMERCIAL

THCRspAY EVENING January 4, 1872.
CoTTON-The sales to-day summed up
5000 bales at a further advance of y
q lac. We raise our quotations accord
ingly and give also the exchange tigurcs,
which are Tor even running of its types
while ours are for average lists, with the
outside figures for strict:
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
CONsTABLES' SALES.

- ,, ,,I,ihrGhndo vs.. Mr.. and Mrs. Steiler
- iIIohipSOn anu Mr.. and Mrs Mc@raTry'
No. 2ilT. iii9n Vi orleans
ny VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF PIFRI EAC1,s
10 ne directed by the Hon H NJ niIiin
'uStict OF tue Peace in and for the parsh nj
opeaAs VIII proceed to sell at pubic an"finO VI
FRIp.y IH warehouse No ~ Tchouptoulas street On
one EIYE Pi y "a 10 -; IA at Twelve O'clock M.
Seized IN tie above entitled suit
!elmS-Nash On the spot
dr27 81 las DANIEL CpnIvJrv r
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Penelope BcstiCk-NO.
34.Gl5.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
> of Orleans-Sotice is hereby given to the cred
itors of this estate, and TO all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have or can, Why
the account presented by j. Z. Bostick as surviving
husband III community and tutor Of his minor
children in this estate, should not be
homoogated and approved, and the funds dis
tributtd in accordance there with
By order ot the Court.
dc3l ia49 VI. 0. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
| lited States w. Frgulx Afxvood

y THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DIS
ulcI OF Louisiana, No. 911i.-ln obedience to an
admiralty warrant to Gc directed in thp .hova 90
ltita SUIT have seized and taken into nv pcs.
me schooner FRANK ATWOOD her tackle etc
now Hbe.d by the United States for The causes s.+
i"ith III the libel, now pending in the District
Court "t the United States '''
And do hereby cite and admouish the ovvne,
or owners thereof, and all and every person or rar
sons having or pretending to have any ripht titla
OF OF interest III "r To the same to be and apear al
ba'ict Court OF the United States for th,. disrct
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
snow cause, if any they have or can VII ~
SAD schooner shohli not be condemned and he soii
aIieeahiy to the prayer of libelants ~
United States Marshars Office Nov, or,ao,
th'rieth day of December 1872 ''''17
ia2 l5 % fc5 r,itod 500. "a, naaD,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
tnifed Stafes VS.. Cert in Ciaars Cogn,c

Etc.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrpr
4 District of Louisiana. No. 9.75-ln obedience
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possrssIon- ~ ''AeH 4uIo
o =. W. l-I8 IL eases of cigars marked F r &C
I'o cases OF cosnac marked VI Tin dismondI IN
fualter'l lipes OF rum, marked 80 lin 1ianond1. %
Iuart"fplpes OF rum, marked F. b. {. G.. co o,,ar
Wr-PPts OF rum, marked F. b. 4 C.: so eiGhth
plpcs OF rum. marked +. b. & C; Is auarter.ninas
Oh Dtahuy marked F. B. \ c.; 80 eighth. ninfst %
oqrandy now fbeled by the United S,atas f"r m
in 5ne ga ra'uSes set forth in the libel now peudfna
III Ihe DstTlct Court of the United States 5
ana do hereby cite and adnlonish the ou,por nv
oo thefeof and al and every person or ner
sons having or pretending to have any riobt W.
III IN or to the same to be and appear at
aforesaid to be holden at the ctv of New o,ia a.'
on m or before the first Monday of February ms
20 20 sho" cause, If any they have or can yhI,
inc SAID articles above m, ntionad "rl, ny
mol be condenned' and be sold agreeablv 70 thn
prayer OF hbclants. '' " ms
United states MarshaPs Office, New OrIaaps
thlrtleth day of December 1871 " 'i'e''iis
i.2 = ., s- s. B. PACKARD
United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
RECEIPTS nV pROnUnH.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belle Lee 1923 bales cotton
4l9 SKIS cotton seed
ARGYLE LANDING-Stcamer Katc-l594 bales
cotton 30 SKIS seed cotton 3j29 SKIS cotton seed lao
SKIS ulCdke
LOWER COAST-Stcamer Marce!la-25i hhds OF
sunar 459 hhl5 n"laz-ts
ST MARTINSEI ILLE-Steamer Lula D--8i bales
cotton 1876 hhds sugar G8 hDs ihoassCs IS half bbls
do 90 SKIS cotton seed
OUACnITA RIVER Steamer Era No 9-924 bales
cOrton
Observation-Disclosures Arsansas-43l bales cot
tor y hhds sugar "a Bio WOi7sts l59 head cattle
TWELVE NILE PsINT--Steamcr st Jobn-lO7
hhds sugar IA hhIs mnasscs
JACkNONPORT-St Steamer CoiOssai-932 bales cot
ton $500 stavts
CnLUMEIA-Steamcr Jennie Hovel-li5I bales
cotton
tAMDEN-Stcamer Garry O"eI-9I3 bales cotton
1903 SKIS cotton seed
LOW Ell COAST-Steamrr Baun"ck City-l9G hhds
sugar $50 hhls molassrs bhls uGar
LOWER COA>T-Stcamtr AgnrS-Sundrifs
LOWER COASr-Steamer Hensey--6l bbls
molasses
BiYoU Subsistence " s Pike-G2 bales of
cotton 385 hids sugar J23 bis nOlas5es half bbs
do % SKIS seed cotton
Il. FHF RATL9OADs.
MORGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TFXAS RAILROAD,
January 4-63 bales cotton so hhds sugar - half
bbs moass.s 81 bbs molasses and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TtXAS RAIL
ROAD January 4-52+ bales cotton 50 bxs tobacco
and sundIies
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERE RAILROAD. January +--lG68 bales cotton
ami sundTy produce
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
Succession of Michael Ross Haggerty-

SECoND IISTRiCT COURT FOR THE P.RI> H
- of Orlcans-W whereas, Edward Lahauve has
peiitioned the court for letters Of adnnistra
tinn on the estate of the late VI r. HaggeTtv
deceas d: Notice is hereby given toall whom
it may concern, to show cause within ten
days, why the prayer Of the sad petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order OF the Court.
iai 8 II NJ. q. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
COMMISSION.

The undersigned has made ample arrsngene,,t.
with counsel III the City OF Washington for b.
prosecution Of claims against the United States
nnder the late act Of Congress
Address Washington, DistTct Columbia So
1873 street, corner 0! Fifteenth.
@Y9 -NNH d. q. PARKER
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
Succession of Mrs. Eliza f.. Howell, De-
ceased Wife of K. X. How ell.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate, and to ali ot ht persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten DAYS
from the present notification, II any they have
eau Why the ac' ount presented by Rufus X.
Howell, tutor, and as such administering lhis
estate, should not be homolegaied and approved.
and the funds distributed i'll Herewith.
Bv order of the court.
lnI4 Ii q TR ACN Clnrl
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
EDUCATIONAL,
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL,

NsEEEVARg ITltHEE SaI.VVLl
1873 RACE STEET bead Of Coliseum Place.
II, IL. Edwards esid Samuel Il. f,eyyis
principns.
}vill prepare pupils to enter tie Louisiana state
UnivtrJity or any other College in America. A
Commercial and Primary Department attached
Milil arv discipline with daily drill.
Circula to be had at the School, or az James A.
Gresh2n's, 92 Camp street aul9 lom
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
IhFORTE,

LTVERPOOL-Ship Aran-29+ tons coal
LIEERPOOL-Bark j ! CaIlton-52l7 SKIS salt
LIVERPOOI-B4rk Pehn--8U0I SKIS salt
BRITON FhRRY-Bark Eyr-3279 bars railroad
iron
CARDIFF-Rarl Cavour-65,6 bars railroad IRON
a go fruit plates
HAVANA VIA FLORIDA PORTS---SteamsLip
Margaret-l369 bXs sugar
INDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON -Stta amship Clin-
ton-l50 bales cotton IL hhds tallow 10 bbs tallow
+Ql head cattle
AETWERP-Ship Presciila-35 cks gin 40 cases
liquors so mill stones 2,7. bars railroadiron 1893
cases window glass
RCATAN ISLANn-Schooner Constance-18Oo0
coc0anuts go bnnchts bananas 500 piantains pine
apples
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05

NIQTltE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PARTIES
~ having claims against he estate of George L.
tapp, deceased to present tie same to The. uudnl-
signed within thirty DAYS from the date hereof
other" ist he gacY to the minor, George Clam
Greer, VIII be paid over to his guardian, to be ,t
moved from the State.
EMORY CLAPP, Excrutcr
New Orleans December IS, 1871. del6 4iIgy
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleaus-Notice IS hereby given to the
creditors of this estate. and to all other persons
herein interested. to show cause within ten days
from he prest Mt notification, i anv they have
can why the account presented by the executors of
this estate should not be homolOgated and ap-
proved and the funds distributed III accordance
there with.
BY order OF the Court.
las II MO. TRACY Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
Notice TO Creditors.

CREDITORS OF TIE SUCCESSION OF CHARLES
" Ga'legtu will present their claims to the under
signed administrator ot SAID succession.
T. Il. F0CkE,
Public Administrator, No l3 ST. Charles street.
ft29
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
Succession OF William }. Goodman-No


SECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orlcans.-Notce is hereby given to the
creditors OF this estate and to all other persons
herein interested to show cause within tea days
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, Why the account presented by the admins
ilatIIS of this estate should not be homologa1 ed
and approved, and the funds distributed in &C.
COrdanCe Herewith.
BY order OF the Court.
de3l ji4 Q NJ. O. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05


=. .ECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
~ of CIltaus.--W Whereas, Oscar Valetou Jr
has petitioned the court for letters of ad.
lninsJrati ~ on the estate of the late Henry
Reese and wife, deceased, intestatr: Notice
hereby given TO all whom il may concern to show
cause within tn days why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should nor he granted
by ortier OF the Court.
dr29 las 6 NJ O. TRACY Cfork
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
STEAMBOATS,.
LOST


4 eva o' Sh N5Ss tID-TWO SENATE yOCCH.
(+6l1l f,t5Vu ~ SIX hnutl ed and seventeen dollars
dr,d and ~, HaTeh p 1871 ana Que for two hun
payab}. 70 5 uoiIars i ,50) dated March Is 1911,
ties are 20 my order, ANA by me udorsed All par.
PAYMENT has b against purchasing the same ~
New OrIe"91o oe9h stopped. AMOS y. COLLINS.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN.
Friday, January 5, lo12.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship J Southland Bishop. from Liverpool
Norwegian brig Lcpo!dine, Hacslo"p, for Bremen
Schooner John Krantz. Pitcher, for Boston
Schooner Welcome, Rhode. for GuadaloUpe
Scnuol.er W Il Sleele. Sears. fol- Havaua
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Oreans.-Notice is hereb, given 10 the credit
OF this estate, and to all rtaer persons herein
interested, to show within daNs from the
present notification, If any they have can. why
the account presented by the testamentary
executors in this estate should rot be houoogate ed
and Approved and the funds distributed in accord
ance there
BY order Of the Court.
dc24 ja36 Vi. o. TRACY, CLERK.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
MONITION.


dbye
nurnu1Iu
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05

NECnND DIS RIOT COURT Far THE PARISH OF
- nrl-iIs.-N hereaS. Antonia Merz judi has pc
ttioned the court tor letters of administration on
the estate her late husband Theodore JUdt
Notice is hereby given to all whom il may concern
TO show cause within ten DAYS why the PRAYER Of
sa Il petitioner should not be granted.
BY ord r OF the Court.
iaT : II ". q, TRACY Clerk,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
I OsT OR yyySy AVN

/ ItTn UR WISIAID.-CFRTYFlCA OF
issued TO On " New Orleans stock Ter eight shares
1852 No =" castillo 4 Harispe. dated Decpmber 10.
new, crr,i,;s ,fe s hereby given that application for d
tpnoI hiIcato No., has been made al the shove mem
lc6 20 IA IL
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
EyPORTg.

LTVERPOOL-Ship Southard-3309 bales cot
ton 1900 slaves
BREMEN-Brig Lepoldine-523 bales cotton 1900
slaves
observation-disclosures John krantz-l652 bales
cotton 1890 slaves 25 bales iron
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Welc0me-300 900 feet
lumber 100000 shingles
HAEANA-ScAUOuer W II Steele-S9 tons coal
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
Succession of Daniel j. Sheehan-No

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orlcans-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate and 10 all other persons
herein iGtere sted to show cause within ten days
from the present no itcation. IL any they have
can, why the account presented by the admi istra-
triX in tls estate should he hOinolug..ted aud
approved and the funds distributed in accordance
IhtreNlth.
BY order Of the Court.
jas II ". q. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
succession of Widow Louis tldci-No

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Whereas, louis Gaze has peti
toned the court for letters of adnnstratio on
the estate of the Widow Louis Gadel, his de-
ceased mother Notice is hereby ii en- to all
whom il may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of he Court.
dt.iO iat d. o. TRACY tI-Il'
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

6Es NJ v bG ! 1SA bhOA
Steamship st Louis. Whitehead, from New York
sd ult. to 4 Mouitou-2d district
Ship Theresa. Tay lor. from Glasgow November 10,
to J II AshhIidgt &co-Point
Ship VIgjlate, Wlitmvre. 81 davs from Martinique
in ballast Norton 4 Bell-lSt district B.
Bar X Eva, Trew, days fr' III Santiago de Cuba, 70
G MusgTOve SuHs-Pout
Bark Ptkln. Dah IN. from Liverpool October 81. to
Hunter &rO-4th district
Sorv e.ian bark ksr, Laruaners from Brtonfcrry
November Is, to nas1tr-Gretna
TOW BOATS.
Sentinel. Wright from the Passfs-Went down
light-BrougIt up ship VisIhate and bark
Ptkln
Tillie Jewett Folle;t from the Passes-Went
down lSht-Brought up ship Theresa and bar q
Eva
STEAMBOATS,.
Garry Owen. Cellns. from Camden
Hauuuck titY. AIDeIts. from Lower Coast.
Agnes. AIuut. from Lower Coast.
" y Pike p1gas, from Bayou SARA
- John. Grcathouse, I'm Twelve Mile Point
Colossal. Riley from Jacks"nport, Ark
Jennie Howell. SlHuOtt. from Columbia
+ Heusley Bassett, from Lower oast
Belle Lee Hicks. from Memphis
Katie. White. frsm Argyle Landing.
Marccila Jeautreau from Lower Coast.
Lula u. Labarth from st NdrtIusville
Era No 9. Prubst. from ouachita river
Arkansas Mont from Shreveport
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05
Succession OF Patrick Donmcily - Nc

-ucCes-iOn OF Fatrick DOnmclly = No.
81, l2I.
s,ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Observation-Disclosures, Francis Hagan has pefj.
toned the court for letters of administration on
The estate OF the late Patrick DUnney deceased in.
tcstate. Notice is hereby given to all whom il may
concern, to show cause within ten days WHY HE
PRAYER of said petitioner should not be granted
Ey order OF the Court.
desc ja48 II. O. TRACY Clerh