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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-24

flint Ice. In city hides there is a good
demand. We quote: Steer hides, city with
sales of 500 city slaughtered steers at lie;
400 do green sailed kips at l313c and
$50 do do at, l4c y fb. We quote:
slaughter l019c: do 70 to 81 TBS lie; do
under 70 lbs 101ae; kips, 90 to "a rs
dc; do IS to 30 lbs l2c; calf SKINS 81;
country hides, flint, 20 to :" lbs 10 q I9c'
damaged half price. Ok horns &c apiece
NAVAL SrOREs-Owiug to small receipts
and nominal stock spirits turpentlne com
mands Csc y gallon. The demand tor rosln
is confined to the local trade, the want OF ton
mage restricting shipments. we quote paIe
and virgin at S. y biol; No. l at " - %;
No. 2 at So 50, and So y Dbl for common.
The market is bare of pitch, and the deal
ers ask $607 T. Dbl. Tar is held at ~ q l@c
Y gallon, with very little demand.
Goals in moderate supply and active
demand, and prices have advanced.
Pittsburg is quoted nominally at 60c
10 Dbl BY The boat load and IS
hid, zoe y Dbl to steamboats,, 80e
to manufacturers and 81 at retail. An
thracite is retailing at $l2 80 0l3 v ton
and American camel at ST . T. bbl. No
English camel coal in market.
S0AP-New Orleans brands are in good
demand, both for the local trade and for
shipment to Texas andoMexiGO. We quote:
Palm &c % ID; oldve 6l3 ale; magnolia BIC,
and CASTLE l2c. A deduction of "A o Sac & 10
is olI0wed on large lots. Cold water soap
Zoe, and polishing i0c T ID; extra olive &c
in round lots and &c a Inc Job A deGuc-
ton L 4 &c i 6b 10 allowed according 20
size OF LOTS
SIoss-The 9eceip9e Ga1e fallen off; and
supplies coming in are readily taken at ~
a 3 for gray and 8 513 for country bLacke
Gity picked is dull at 60912Cs #o fbo
OAK STAyEs-The stock on hand is large,
and few shipments are being made on &C
count of the scarcity of tonnage. We quote
extra pipe, qulIed, p 1900, delivered along
side % yesseb $50; wGe pipe SIP SIP q i30;
eStga hid $3.50 49, extra oStreb $l0O a6o5;
Dbl $50, and ke& $40
GoFFEE-NB aIua indebted Go Messrso
4Harke & co RoB the following telegram,
from rio Oct0beq 8 and New York October
%: Purchases since twonty-third 4l,OOO
tags; cleared $1,000; f0ading 4600lG, stock
l45000; avePage daily receipts II 200; price
eHl00. Exchange q % The market is firm and
strongs aWequote SoP eargGes: Prime (gSoidl
57ab q t8l6c; goo8 Y6l3 0l7l5c; fair l60
l6I3c; ordinary 94l2 0l512o p ID.
Jobbels' prices Ia currency are: Choice
2l21c; prime 50l2c6 good 2Oc; fair l942c T
tie d'he stock in first hands is 236l bagss
and dealers hold 5000 bags.
ToBACCO-To-day we did not hear Ct
sale. Factors report no change IN prices,
and we continue TO quote 81 oH4 ~912o 1of
Jugs, 9l9 q l01ae for low leaf, l0l2 q II 1Rc for
medium, l20I244@ Scr good and l30l4e
for fine and selections
FREIGHTs-eWe hear of aboue 300 bales
engaged for Liverpool To-day at Sad. We
quote: By steam--C Cotton to Liverpool 1860
I'D: TO Bremen and Hamburg ll-l6c; to New
York Sc: ts Boston 78c. By sail-Cot-
ton to- Liverpool 24ds to Havre 11zc; to
Antwerp I34cg to Bremen o7sd; to Gothen-
burg %ds to Genoa lac; 90 Boston $50
So1aceO to che Mediterranean $2l.
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but her barge stuck. The Belle Of ShreYe-
port is aground at Plum Point.
C1NcrNEATI, October 23.-Weather clear
and cool. River four feet eight inches IN
the channel and rising.
LOUISVILLE, October 23-The river is
rising with seventeen inches in the chute,
forty-two inches on Portland bar, and
nineteen inches reported at Puppy creek.
EVANSVILLE, October 23.-Rained nearly
all last night Clear and pleasant to-day.
The river has risen one inch in the past
IS ST.. LOUIS, October 23.- Arrived - Co
lossal, from New Orleans. Departed
Susie Silver, for New Orleans; G. v Kountz,
for New Orleans. River falling slowly.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, October '23.-No arrivals or de-
partures from or for points south Of Mem
phis The Glencoe is aground below Column
bus. The river is falling. Weather clear
P1TTsBURa, October 23.-River three
feet one inch in the channel. II rained
east night and this morning, with prospects
Af more,
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NEA-RExE TSs
@lomastic Markers.

Sew YORK, October Colombian
&et weak; n9iddling uplands 1890; Orleans
S0Bc; sales 1901 bales; net receipts 992
Sales; gross 53l9 bales; sales of futures
1850 bates, as follows: Low middlings for
October ~ l-16c, November 1888 0lS ll-l6c,
December 98 9-I60I85sc, January 1875 q
t8 1@86e, February I9 5-l60l9a8c, March
R978e, ApT4l 203s 2017c, May 2044c. Corn
@irm; en- adSance is asked. Rice quiet at
IN SSE3S. R0rk steadier at $l4 45Ul4 so.
lard active at 6l2 09c. Turpentine firm.
aosia steadS. Freights quiet. Flour in
SmSed req9est; prices unchanged. Whisky
quiet but steady at 93c. Wheat lc lower;
very moderate export demand; winter red
Weston ST. 580l &C.
. Leather eather more active and firm.
Hemlock, sole of Buenos Ayres and Rio
Grande light. middle and heavy weights at
81 029c; California and Orinoco do % are.
Wool quiet and steady; secured California
quoted at 8719c; Texas 3713c; California
fall clip 2O@22c; spring do SOC; lambs do
S0c Coffee firmer; Rio l443 0l8Ac. Sugar
} firm; fair to good refining 918 a912c; Cuba
S1ac; Havana 94a q l0Ac. Molasses dull.
CINCINNATI, October 23-Cotuon dull
Gut unchanged; middling l9c." Flour dull
and uncbansed; 81 2507 so. Wheat dull
and unchan ged; red ST. Sol 81 white S 68
al 70. Corn dull and lower at 80 040c.
Oats quiet and unchanged; new 30 033c.
Pork-Demand fair and firm; sales of cOun-
try at $l4; city held at S14 %. Lard-De-
mand good at full prices; kettle 734c; steam
steady at Use; summer 712c. Bulk meats
Shoulders very dull, and no winter cured
sides here Bacon dull, but unchanged;
shoulders Gaze; clear rib 1913 a II nc. Sugar
cured hams steady at 1716 0l9c. Whisky
Demand good at full prices; 88c.
ST. LOUIS, October -Cotton-Demand
fair and market firm; middling lSa 1890.
Bagging unchanged at IA a l5c. Flour weak
for low and medium grades; choice super
fine winter $505 so; extra winter S. 7506;
oLoubIe extra winter So Is 06 SO; family
winter 81 7509 so. Spring wheat I'M
changed; Ne 2 spriRg Chicago 81 II; win
ter lower; No. red 81 65; No. 2 red winter
ST. &c. Corn irregular at 81 1850. Oats
steady and demand moderate at 2512 026c.
Whisky steady at $50. Pork quiet at SIS %
BacOn-Shoulders Z "a 0719c; clear rib u a@co
clear l20o Lard dull; nothing doing.
Foreign Markets.
GIvERPooqa October %, Evening.-Eoe
Con closed quiet; middling uplands ga
619zd; noiddling Orleans l0A 0l03sd; sales
eo-day IL, 000 bales, 1000 Of which were for
export and speculation. Bacon-short rib
Gaiddles 36s 6ds Common rosin l2G Bls 3D.
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Marine intelligence

Shursdaye Oct6bes 80 $3.50
CLEARED YESTERDAY
S4eaor s9liN c W Lord Rogers, for New SO'2s
.A6s5Sja@ dSig s'0stin $ Percich, fer Marse6lspe
2RRiyfD YESTERDAY
e:esgrsa Snip siosehen, BaH1o from Brenlea Susses
Bark Dru8 Wiisno, from Bort 1Iadoo .susrse g.
SO master-4th distsic8
FSe'leh brig Conception, Are'nao, 9: Sayo 9soes
G6$t4e 80 6 90 I6Ient60no-26 disSSl@S
goWBOATso
TeG4las Gl'qpS.srsH fy0q eh soe OFes.9 oagvG
aud to see, !6tlo instant, ship BegF@aia~"
Brought Uie ss.2o ''"octeA, S@ghs DS6AS 6sa6 d0lS
sJ0ac@Qt6"3
sGE23BosTss
s2snsg Use, 2'qgaso from Dona?8sonesGS0
Governor Allen Benson from YicksbuTS
Right Way, Wilkinson, from ShrevepoSS
8SSIe Row.Sand. &es, from Red 5aSeg
BELOW OOMISa Up
snip 2iza>e Mosea Goso Sr"de biSsSUOoS 9ueues g.
BARK Brdstror,. s;"rges.. 50 dIayo sso@ Sossoue
S"S0SstsS~
EXPORTS
MaRsE2EHEs-Srig Justin B-3oOs s9seeo
FEW YoRK-steanshils :, " Lord-"l426 SaHess
cotton 20 sks cotton see6 SO SkRs Q9&C8iasGS IS
VkSs SSeosjs 9sS U(ose
IMPORTS
GRETES-sHifp @SosGhe1s-Ast8 mise
s'ETTE-B Brig Conctptisu-Cargo Of wiGB
PoBY MADoC~8rig Druid-6l2 tons slate
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
observation-disclosures Gov AIen-ol50o Bales eoe'
con $3.50 SKIS cotton seed SO SKIS seed cotton ana sun
dries
WASEINGTON-SteaYne4 Sontene9e-o~421 Iaafes
cotton 326 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
&HREVEPORT-Steeln@R 2iglg5 Nage~28S SafeS
cotton and sundries
RED RIVER-steeues Ssse Ssos.9ansS93S9 S,sSas
GotgOB aDd sundyiee
gEcE?P7s 8g GASLRea4go
QP0RGAWs &0UIsIAHA md TEXAS R8!2gO80,
october 23-83 bales cotton J dhds sugay Dbl aiV
50 bbls mOIasses and eundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON &ND GREAT NORTH
EbN RAILROAD GsstobeE $50 1893 bales cOttSn and
sundrv produce
NEW qRLEAFS TcB1GE 4SR SEx4S R8Y-
ROAD %lctobeY S3~6.4S bales cotton and sundry
produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-24
MEDICAL,

ON MARRIAGE. = HAPPY REIIFF FOE
- young men from the effects Of errors and abuses
m N cay me. Manhood restored Impediments to
and .ase removed New method of II eatment New
seat free, in sealed envelopes ~
4 aaafess howard Association, No. South Ninth
Ssl ecu Fniadelphla, PenDsylyania-aR institution
nSglng nigh reputation br honorable conduct
"A@ P1V4esslOnsl SKILL auI5 3m cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-24
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Total last ii4 3a ~ 9r 90 9
Iot"l "eeA '0'o1e ''''''''
Gold opened at ll34 GIBBS, against lls
at New York, and after an active business
closed at 1884 01I44 IAN advance OF
II a 50 against 1888 at New York; The
sales amounted to 100000, embracing
$4,000 at ll35s; 567 600 $4,000, $4,000, $50
600 and $30,000) at 1874; $4,000 $4,000
$4,000 and $4,000 at 1875, and $4,000 $1,000
$1,000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at liz
Nothing wasreported in silvero The mar
ket is now quoted at l03 a ITO for American
half dollars, and 3 az t. cent pBemiuA il
gold for Mexican dollars.
The movement in stealing exchange was
of fair extent, and under the influence @t
advices from New York rates advanced 4
a a y cent. Bhe sales comprised e3I 500
embracing $1,000 $1,000 Al clear and g200C
bill Of lading) az dSldsg $4,000 Al clear al
1915; $4,000 @0 S9s 62l a8 q l2l 49, $500
$4,000 and $4,000 bill OF lading and e200C
and 92500 Al clea9) 81 IN h; $4,000 bill OF
lading and Al clear % l2ll2 a 1918: $4,000
/, d|O at l2laS 0l2la t5 $4,000 bill OF ladin9 Of
@; $4,000 first class at l2l 20 $1,000 banl5 at
l22a8o G2SO0 lgo0Os $1,000 and tlO0Os at
322125 f30O0a5o as 90 and gl5O0 5oS gold
as-
The 9aYee OF francs Included 49OsJ9S GdpgsS'
mercial at 1855, and 200 600 do ate
At the close s.erlln9 bile wereGIu0ted ct
l2l46 q III p Tor bill OF !adlng and Al cIears
and l22Ab q I221b FOR bank, and francs at
A7Sab a 4.a5 Il jog RTlVate and nominal tod
bank.
domestic @9cAange NTas without var7ae
eion, though fhe tendency was to increased
weakness. The offerings were OF liberal
extent, the sales covering S24O,0OO, and EN-
braclng $780, OO slgnt on New YORK tS2Q00
commercial, SD0,UUU private Dank, ana S4u,-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-24
Thomas McCarthy vs. william Nartin-

Thomas Mccarthy vs.. William Martin
Second Justice Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. 1892.
pY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs
- to me directed by the Hon. W L. Evans,
Second Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Customho9se
TUESDAY, November 5, 1872, at II NJ %the follow
ing described property, to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, in the
square No. 600, bounded by Poydras, Perdido
v bite and Broad streets, in the First District Of
this city, designated as lots Nos g. 10 and H. I0r
No. g measuring 81 feet inch lines; lots Nos 10
and II, 81 feet inch lines each front on Poydras
street, all by q depth of 100 feet, all American
measure.
Seized in the abeve suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
oc4 I2l5 Ia p 25 % mol 5 --''-'' Constable
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Ex-senator Yvade's opinion of Ohio,

Inns Is special to the st. Louis Globe:
WASHINGTON, October I9.-Ex-Senator
his belief that Ohio viii give over over 70 600
majority for Grant and Wilson.
Speaking Of the German vote, he declares
that they were influenced in the recent
election by their opposition to the Sunday
law and the liquor act known as the
"Adair" bill. This is shown by the fact
that the Republican losses were all in the
towns and cities affected by these acts. in
consequence of the large German popula-
ton. Elsewhere the Republicans gained,
and that, too, among the Germans in ali
and Cleveland the Germans generally vote
the Republican ticket. The Republican
loss in counties largely Germanized was
about 1900 over the vote of 1870.
Mr.. Wade is quite confident that this will
in no case affect Grant and Wilson's vote.
- yo~ -, lie Y1,E~
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CBABss& OF gGDIE@

0BABssG OF gqME@
On ana aftes September a. 1872, srains o9 tia
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern, Missis
sippi Central, and Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
soadsI will depart and arrive as follows
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express go A NJ. Express. o.
Mail. $50 P. NJ. Mail.......... $50 A. NJ
Accommodatn.4:l5 Pc NJ. Accommodate 8:35 A. n
Neil grSB Sune dailPo Express daily, except
Sundayo
ghese trains qnake
THE QUICKEST TINE
From New Orleans to NEW YORK, CHICAGO, ST
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and aJI intermediate ctties
.Tillages and stations
PULLMANS PALACE Day AND SLEEPING CARS
from New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt and Lo,s
isg6llR, sVitbosS change
a. .. SHELDON,
SjcRet agent New Orleans
S. s. JONES,
6icket Agent, GalvestOna
C. P. ATMORE,
%eneral Passenger Agents
5. Z. CAREY
General Ticket gems
Z. D. FROST
StS General Superintendent.
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G9GlTMERCXRXq
@EDessseas gyns1SG. d,csoBea g., geea

CoqToE-9he Gales eC~lay summed UP
5000 bales at easieG prices, requiring pretty
general reduction in our quotations of Asc.
We give also the Exchange figures which are
type, while ours present The proper range
of the markec' for average lists but with the
outside figures FOR low miG3li0g gj@e& IS Gle
outside figures s0S stJiGfS
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BREMEN,

KSfAEIAE1Ns
Nsrth German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NRyV ORLEANS
VIA HAYRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA,
z7S@ The Steamships of the North
S1S@sas4s German LLOYD will resume their
regular trips as fol@ws:
,,,-,-o,- From Bremen From New Orleans.
hLANN0yER September is. October % es'A-R'
STRASBURG.. October 16 No yeSefa ~ %
ERASkFuRT. November 20, December 28
hohLN'''. December 10. January rs,
further days Of departure will be advertised here
after. a
me steamers touch outward at Havre and Bav.
ana and on their home trip at Havana and South
upton to land and receive passengers and freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
&S'ln 7relnen' southampton Havre to Havana
eo,,- or New Orleans
Staarar 80 ''''''''.' . '..........., $3.50 gold.
"'eoh"gtS '''''.........,."....9.. 40 gold.
EA0LA New orleans or Havana to Southampton
roh+ Havre OF Bremen.
st pihl :. '.''.'..... ,......... ESQ gold.
oSo...' ................. As gold.
c.,.- From New Orleans to Havana
, St p4hl' - $50 currency.
ro es.o11age. :.......... .......... 20 currency.
n, r 6ssage tickets from Bremen, Southampton or
6S+Yre to New Orleans issued by the UNDERSIGNED.
TUE i0FtheT particulars apply to
ED. r. STOCKMEYER & CO. Agents
No. % Union street.
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STEEL RAILS DOUBLE TRACES .
BALTIMORE AND oH1es
RAILROAD.
The great short line from Cincinnagier golyqb bus
EAsTe
Sewing eighSysev to 10 miles, and arrivinasonS
train IN advance at
NEW YORK@
Saving ffty-nipe miles, and arriving six esns s.Fit
hours IN advance at
BALTIMORE.
saving seventy seven miles, and arriving esob,
ah0 'hree-quarteTs hours in advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
THR GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
oEoF 1he ONO river, at Parkersburp and Peno@
are completed
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES or 9
FnIiman's Palace DrayvEn1Roou,
Sleeping Cars s-3u
Gou G s4 n PoHfe from St Louis Cincinnati on
N'0An'us 10 r Baltimore and Washington Civ ~
WITHOUT CHANGE
a6 By ft tRig route you avd all omnibus ransfars
and Ie Vets for sale at all ticket offices in the South
c. L. NJ COLE
0eheTa! ilcket Agent, Baltimore. Msrvla,g
,ro.4o- W. P. SMITH
master transportation Baltimore Narv7orS
General Passenger Agent Cincinnati Ohio
TO THE EAsT....,....To THE EASE
ssA Louisville and Ohio and FTgass..s.,.s
Hallway
no completion OF the LOuisyile r,4,r,.,,, - =,
.oao, and the splendid equipment for ps. " ssls
travel, makes this the Aux PSSSanssg
BEST ROUTE TO CTNCyyNa~v
ALL POINTS KABT AND EORTHRAsT
THREE THROUGH TRAINS nau
WED direct connections from tina aou4b ~ e,;...
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
oI So sure and ask for ticket .7ia Lonfsv41ro 49,.
ci snG ssippi Railway for sale st Al So
~ sIcke0 onees in the South and in ToTjS;1Y1l
10 GxeaersI O1nce Of tine Company oorne- S - g
IN a Ia Ss3ITsets also at Gait House and To1,Sis;s
n. R-Toketa to Cincinnati and ,,o,-,.
H. sFe good on mail line steamers a. 80 ~
Hns GcReSs are good on this road. aug Raj
General passon.oSC "a e. FOLLETT.
j 'A1 T. e a1e IS4y AGENT, St, LouIs
1ensral superintendent At Tnu.s
4vx7- THOMAS BORWTas "'' LOUIE
NS y General Southern Agent n,,,;ro
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HOOsToN amp EE8As
CENTRAL .RAIR%AYs
Change Of ScbeduIe-.EanuaPy4 4, 9S73.
aEpA RTI1RE mn ARRIuar OF IT'D a1So

Change Of scbeduIe-JanuaPy Ga, 4S79s
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
$3.50 70 Rta Express leaves Houston daily, arrfD
ing at Corsicana at 1880 P. M, and III
Austin at P. NJ. Connecting at
Eavasota with daily stage for An.
@erson, Huntsville, Crockett, Rusk.
Henderson and Longview. At HeaIne
with International Railroad. at
Calvert with stage for Belton-tri.
weekly At Bremond for Waco
daily. At Richland for Fairfield
Cotton Gin, Palestine and Tyler. At
GOrsicana for Dallas Mckinney and
Sherman. At Ledbetter for La
Grange and Bastrop At Auatin fol-
San Marcos New Braunfels San An
N tonic and 81 PasO %
5:SU Fs ~ Night Express leaves daily, arriving
at COrsiCana at 1880 A. NJ, and al
Austin at 8 A. III. Connection with
all points made above.
CLOSE connection at Houston with Morgan steam
ers via Galveston, Houston and HendersoB Rail
road or steamboat from Galveston. ga
From COrsicana trains leave at 8 4. al. and 81 &
P. NJ, arriving at Houston at P III. and SIS 4. Nj
From Austin trains leave at Sis A. n and P N
arriving in Houston at 5 ?. NJ. and96:l5 a. NJ
Passengers for San Antonio AID all points Il
Western Texas will save twelve hours by going via
Austin, and avoid nearly 100 Miles of tedious stag
ing. %
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas viii
find this the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
roate Delng nom forty eight to sixty hours quicksG
than via Red river.
8reight always as qoG as by any other q6ute
CORNELIUS ENNIS,
General Superintendent
General PreighS and TicketAg gent. gals q
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
oFF,CB OF TEB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WpnxpEnAv EVENING. October %, 1872.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, October %, 1872 }
We have no material change to notice in
the money market, nor any variation IN
rates. Tie demand for currency continued
strong to-day, but the offerings were OF less
extent and the demand for discounts less
pressing. The business on the street pre-
sented no new features. We heard OF no trans
actions ofspecial interest or magnitude we
y cent % annum; Al at Is, second grade
at IS; frstclas mortgages at 10, and sec,
ond do at -. The most Of the commercial
paper negotiated continues to be at 30, 60
and 80 DAYS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-24

A Liverpool workman rides to his work
every morning upon a.veloeipede and car
ries his dinner pail upon his head.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-24

Nj. GernOn VS.. Susan Johnson-Third JUS
tee Court for the Parish Of Orleans, No. 1871.
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERl FACIAS
~ to me directed by eHon John P Montamat
Third Justice of the Peace in and for the Parish Of
orleans, will proceed 10 SELL at public auction
on III ESDAf, October 90 1872 lat twelve O'Clock H.
at my warehouse No IS Bienville street. the fol
lowing property TO wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit,
as per inventory on file at my office.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
OClS 2I % WILLIAM WEEKS, Constable
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FOR HAVANA,

Xouching Cat Cedar Keys aud Key WeHss
Carrying the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY
@Sh The New Orleans, Florida
<ENBS&99sss aQd Havana Steamship Compaygy
SsaASG4AsTElla VIII dispatch their new and ufsuT.
HsassE passed fast passenger steamsh5a
MARGARET,
J. Nice. BAKER, Commander
WEDNESDAY, October %, 1872.
VTo1e One foot of Calliope street, First Dtstr3e9
RATES OF PASSAGE:
cst<r To Havana To Cedar Keys
Ssplns .,'''''-.GG $40 &25
Storage. ................ 20 IL
through bills of lading issued so alI points On
ne OF railroads III Florida and on the St. Joh1e
river also, to New York, Savannah and Charleston.
through bills of lading and passage tickets gwen
10 tampa We Cedar Keys, and landing freight 81
none but the cOmpany's bills of IsStnp sfoyra7
ana none signed after sailing of the steamer
opiehdlc passenger accommodations and through
2ncEets gwen to above points.
No freight received without permit from +he os
fee. pA' Ai""4 'Ns oA'
For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. 1928 Common street
Over the Louisiana National Rsnh
ne steamship HAVANA follows on WEDNFR
uAf OCTOBER 80. 6e5 "
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SEcE?P7s Gg GASEHoaqIo
CONSTABLES' SALES.


G6GS OF Rev Orleans Us. Salvador PrOhaieo
Sambola and E. North Column, curators ad
9oc-Sec0n6 Justice CeuIe for the Parish of Or
laans Nos. 263s 26}s 1857, 1915, 28I6, 28l7, q868
s8Ie, 1920 1891, 382;, 1923, 1924, 1925 and $3.50
fgY gIRTUE 0F FIFTEEN WRITS OF FIBRH
I'D facias to me directed by the Hone w z. Ev-
ans, Second Susrice o: the Peace in and for the
parish OF Orleans, VIII proceed 90 sell at public
%Sctior, Nn FRIDAY November %, 1872, aS twelve
O'Clock ~ 81 the o9 Wells and Canal streets
ia the Second l's'Oies 90 shis SitB and BarsB 81 o
aans-~
ALL THE RIGHT. TlTHE AND INTEREST oqqa6
defendant Salvador Prohas in and to a certain
lease entered into BY Shs said defendant and the
city Of New Orleans t0Y'he lease Of a certain piece
portion of ground, situated in the Second Dis
rict of this city in the square isIet bounded by
the line of the POntShartrain railroad and Canal
Wells and Crossman streets, measuring tiftytwo
feet one inch front Oh Welle street. seventy.eight
feet six inches fTOnS Oh Canal street ffty-seTep
feet three inches Gon9 the street facing the line
of the POntcha' train railroad and sixty five feet
five and onehalf inches on the line nearest Cross
man street per sketch Of the City Surveyor with
all the Improvements thereon or in any wfsv
thereto attached sai6 lease expiring August 81
SGs3o
Seizeei il th@ above entitled and numbered SUITS
Berms-Gash on the spOs.
oc23 ZOE 4 j. DAvERN, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-24

A MARKS We. Louis 43imble-secOnd JUS
tee Court, parish of Orleans, No. 2734.
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACTss
ID to- me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans,
Second Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish of
Orleans, will proceed TO sell at public auction
on MONDAY, October28 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ
at the premises, situated on Jackson street be-
tween Chippewa andiAnnUnclation streets, in'this
city and parish of Orleans
all the right title and interest of the defendant
Louis Gimbel, in and to certain seat in the .syn
sgOgue known as the Gates 81 Prayer" and NUN
bered sixty eight.
Seized in the above salt.
TeTms-Cash on the spot.
OcI6 1927 A. j. DAVRRN Constable