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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02

sDY =. GTISAILT. AUCriONEFE-orE,C

Hf =. GIiSACLT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- c"iIie, .! Exchange alley and Benvile street.
SATURDAY, October II. 1873 Will be sold al twelve
Cclcck N at tllr Merchants al d iuc,ioueers, E,
change, Royal street. between Customhouse and
Canal streets, By virtue of Older from til. hon
cradle III. secon. District Court to. :he parish .t
Orleans. dated September 2, '6:j-
Third District.
FIVE CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROrsc .jtr,.
ted the Third District of tn. crv ON the rich,
bank OF Bayou 1T. John designated by Nos :. s !.
and :, on plan drawn by Groux, on the seventh
OF February 1883. deposited in the office of o. De
Armas notary publ: of this city, said five Ots of
ground measuring together more less. 800 feet
front Oh Eay" 81. john, by abou, $50 feet IN depth
on We npper nm and about 'ee feet deep The
opposite OF lower line, together with the buildings
ana lmprofemehts thereon tknowA as the
Halfway Hoase} J, consisting OF large frame a0use
STATE rooted, having 'Rrae large rooms front ana
BACK galleries another frame house having A hall
IN 'ie cent g iolr ICONS. back gallery and cab.
net; au,! tiIr! building. OF e.eI a: W.. room.
'N9 ..T.e G..teyI., etc.
Fourth District.
FoUG LoT' or GROUND. situated i: ~. rourti,
District OF this city de sig grated BY No / B, Il
and Nos. ! ana 2. III .qusie bounded by Chippewa
Fult"l!: Pleasant and Tosdano streets
Lei No. ~ measures 80 feet 5 inches front on
fHlton street, - feet inches in DIT on M, line
OF iot No. greet 10 inches line. on the opposite
line, and 20 feet inches /: lines or tn. re ar lin.
together with a vw0-story frame house having a
room and "A large hen on she ground t5,r Two
rooms above, with balcony in front and on the
siue, .istss.. shed, etc
Lot No. - y measures 80 feet front on C.ippewa
street, by - feet inches in depth Oh In. I'm.
coward Pleasant ttreet. Y feet ~ inches lines OF.
the opposite .e. and 30 tee. inches ines on the
ieas !lne, together with .aTg. stable o. .h.d.
slate rooted.
Lot No. measures 50 feet 9inches from. on Fui.
ten stree'. 10. depth Of 81; feet inches on the line
toward Pleasant street % feet inches on the on.
posite line an: 80 feet inches In. on the rear
llIe.
Lot No. forming ~. corner of FULTON am, Pleas
ant streets measures 80 feet neLe. front on Full
,0 erect ~ fees inches i'll depth and front on
Pleasant street and 80 feet inches lines on the
rear hue. The "hol" agre.abis to plans exhibited
AZ ne :.hov. exchange.
1erus-on. third cash and the ta'aH &c az one and
"o years credit tor tnotes bearing mort gage and
light per cent interest from tn. dav OF sale TIN.
TO fave the buildings insured to the
amount OF the notes furnished and to transfer III.
l"!!c+s 81 Insurance 10 the holder of said notee
'la The act OF sale to contain five per cent attor
ltEs fees III of suit for the ptyClent of tLe
notes furnished by the purchasers
ACTS OF sa before E. Bouny, notary public. az the |
xnen.e o; the purchasers incluGing al TIE take,
Oh th. running year 1873, due il 1874. |
seq u IS ot2 /!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF SIMEON BElDEN.
OPrICR UHIrRD SfAfss MAassA.,
View Orleans, September %, 1873.

HtV UTItaN5, september ., !d.J. !
fflHiI ~ TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WAR
L rant in bankruptcy has been issued out OF
the district Court OF the United States for the Dis
tIice OF Louisiana. against the estate of Simeon
BedeD. OF New Orleans, in the parish eff Or
leans, State OF Louisiana ad ged bankrupt upon
mis- own petition; that the payment of sry BITS,
and the delivery ct any property belonging to sad
bankrupt, TO him. or for his Use ard the transfer
of property by him. are forbidden By law; that
a meeting OF the creditor. OF said bankrupt, -
prove theiE debts, and choose Ole OF more as
sgnees OF his estate, will he held at a court OF
bankruptcy. to be holden On the seventeenth Gav
of November. 4. D. 1913, at eleven o'clock NJ at
the tustomhouse building. New Orleans, before e.
8. Kellogg, register. s. E. PACKARD
se2t nOIl Cnised States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
The Civil War in Panama.

The Civil war IN fnnama.
PANAMA, September 22-Political affairs
in the city Of Panama still continue in a
disturbed and uncertain condition. Some
800 men are kept under arms in consequence
of large party of rebels against the exist
ing government being in the woods near
the CITY, which they threaten to come in
and attack.
The captain of the United States ship BENZ
cha, now in the harbor, offered to disemba
l59 mariners and sailors for the better pro-
lection of foreigners and the property OF the
railroad transit. The government, through
the United States consul: refused to accept
Captain Cary's Offer alleging that it had
force sufficient for all purposes.
In the meantime the city suffers nightly
alarms. business is at stanGstlli, and no
one can tell when such an anomalous state
of affairs will cease. The presence, how
ever, of the Benieia and Pensacola, the
flagship of the Pacific squadron, which ar
rived on the eighteenth instant, gives a
sense of security in case of trouble.
Admiral John j. A!my arrived on the
thirteenth instant to assume command of
the South Pacific squadron. Admiral
Steedman transferred bis command to Ad-
niral Almy on the twenty second instant.
The Cable.
The cable between Aspinwall and Kings
ton. Jamaica. was reported spliced on the
ninth instant. 1t has not as yet been
opened to the public.
Excitement in the Interior.
The interior of the republic is still in an
unsettled state IN regard to the election for
next president of the republic.
Revolution in Bolivia.
A small revolution was got up in the
state of Bolivia, near Basanquila, by Gen
eral Mendoza Llano, against the state gov
eminent. 1t was promptly put down; the
principal leaders were killed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
MEDICAL.
RCREAt OF MONAD,s, uro,C,yr

RoKEAt OF. DiONADt$, nrD,C,,p
ner of SupISery ana Midwifery No l63 Birnvifa car
Madinai Ip part street, near Canal street
siraIo. a. a. W partment-Cures Palsv Feve,s Fry
an in tpllefsy, Insanity DroDsy Rheumstlsm
nations Of lays an painful affections AID inflam.
Throat Inv Tue BRAN, Spinal Cord and Nerves
Bladder Kidnss,h 9art Liver Stomach Bowels
a week inr th Zones, Joints etc. Ten dollars
surgical spartment-Reduce sr " % Tp
Ar ana Dlslocations; speedi1v suras imnotantia
Discbalty Scroiul9, all IJrethrai and Seminal
fra1Ses, Eenereal, Scrot.i and ST. n;aaasas
from ANNIE Uncut Cr1natioDs; preserves limbs
by dissnfPIatlo and the Bladder from Lithotomy
GERS or stone, etc, and cures S.sers Can.
MidwifarnoI I Tres without pain,
eases of ~ DePa! tment-Positiye'v eusse ali dis.
charges uIc.r ~oD and ovaries all unusual dis
menssS uioefatlons or irritation. and ,yban the
wba3esare painful or Obstructed From anr casse
st yer, the cause is rema,ad IL ~: ni.t TO-
stored IN a few daya "0'e3 ANU isstA "
leans addressed to pSstofics boy .,sI Sew Or.
hours f,r ia5iia, VIII receive attic. ton office
For pent.m nes " 4. NJ to IL H., aad :.s1M
Corona.e+ noo. LANCELOT II. lvERITc
EIIn ,Doctof of Medicine ana phiioao-,-
re mbeT VI the ROYAL CoII H. : q
Cynaadit britain, Licenfiate ~ Nidy,f4r9 and
S,binf olsSy, formerly Dbstret,in .,'raacn in
EnnI"it. sl!' James Y SjJnnson Tts0pL, ri
Hixfh T,. 1T Steh OF the Louisiana Cavalry and
.ni.ntry in Mexico Master =, Ans Of
s,.mSpr ~, and Embryonic Ev,lutiGns
Scit,ra o. ,ilS L,unterian Society of Medicine,
Of III r anu Bellies Letters Assoc. ate Tanber
lea. os ureAt Britain ana Amer
vbo IS,-AI Tees tonorabIy ,e.ur,e,, a. ro.ia,+.
orn w -oe aeteIVs their full vaira ~ 80 ,ro
TAIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN, /
Thursday. October :. 1879.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
anisiI big Fiomborg, Christensen. io- Hl'rs

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Margaret Baker, from F.cril. ports.
:oIh RobeTs.-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Selma lucOin. from Da;.ais9rV.;ir
Gladi0la. Lee. from Slirevepol;
Belle Row land. Smith. from Shreveport
ara. Blanks from Ouachita river
BELOW COMING Up.
Spanish bark Virgin de "a Nievas. Gisper,. days
EXPORTS.
HAvEE-E::s F.ombors-4.i 1a.es cc::o. eco
et.sveS
IMPORTS.
BoRDEArI-Barf Kraljevica-Astd mise
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Observation-Disclosures Selma: sfls rice
10 SKIS rice :. SKIS seed cotton and sund-ies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or Gladiola-35 bales cotton
and sundrrs
SHREVEPORT Steamer Bell. Hov.anC,-sa bales
COTTON ana sundries
OCACHITA RIVER-Steauer Cra-.s. bales cot.
to-. .2I SKIS cotton seed and sundrles
RECEIPTS BIZ EAILRoAD.
SET CRLEAfS. JACKSON AND GREAT S"s1s.
REN RAILROAD. October ABB bales cotton aid
sIudry produce
nORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
September s0-3. bales cotton 40 SIX cotton seed
and suhdries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
COMMERCIAL.
WRpSEspAY EVENING, obi,

w EUNESUAf EF aSI'O ., VUIU.Jt-- T. Io'0
COTTON-The sales to-day summed up 1900
bales az Irregular and higher prices closing at
net improvement, of &C on inddlins, strict mid.
ding and low middling, &c good ordinary, low
middlng and strict low middng, ana &c OF! strict
good ordinary. We raise our quotations according
ly. and give also the Exchange figures. which
are for average lists according with its types.
while ours present the proper range OF the
side figures for low mddlins, good ordinary aud
ordinary given as the outside tOS strict OF those
grades.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
By Eugene Tourne.
WHISKY, WINES, CHAMPAGNE, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF HYPOLITE PERCIEAI

by EIGENE TOURNE. AUCTIONEER-
- on FRiDAl, October 10, 1873, at 1888 A. NJ.
at No. % Old Levee street, by virtue of an or,sT
from the honorable the Second District Conf far
be sold = io''' WIZ
The BALANCE OF THE STOCK Of said srocs.
son, com pllslng Whisky, Champagne, Wines, etc.
Ie ad u.s. Gas III United States treasury notes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02

Second District Court for tho Parish Of Or.esns-
No "a 81.
DSPLAClDE }. SPEAR, AUCTIOEEER-
ID Office No. % Exchange alley.-THUkSDAY, &C.
tober 3D. 1873, at twelve o'clock M viii be sold at
the ST. Louis auction Exchange st Louis street
between Royal and Charities streets, by virtue and
in pursuance of an order from the Hon 4. L. Tissot
judge of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans dated September To- 1875 tor account of
the above succession, to wit
4 CERTAIH LOT OF GROUND with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the
Third District of this city, i'll the square bounded
by Claiborne, Annette, st. Bernard and Prosper
streets measuring, French measure. 50 feet front
on Claiborne street by about 90 feet deep.
Terms-Ca.h on the spot.
Act of sale before A. J. Lewis. rotary public, at
the sxp ense of the purchaser.
sel9 Is Oc3 10 Il %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
THE CROMWELL LINE

For New York Direct.
This Line is composed of the Steamsbi,s
NEW ORLEANS TnpgTcs
GEORGE CROMWELL. GEORGE WASHINGTON
<A The steamship oiV'
1kle5H CORTEs.
u:r,. hEMBLE. Commander
VIII ieaye her wharf foor of Toulouse street
SATURDAY, October 4, at A. NJ
freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havra +. gs
~ TINS line AID through bills of lading given h,
'Ae sanie' Sof freight or passage apply to
TO- ALFRED NOULTON
Ja' No. Al CarOndelef s.reat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
COTTAGE ROUSE NO. !!u CONT STREET.
SUCCESSION OF ANTON MA.TIX
SALE IN PARTITION.
Second District Court for .he Parish o: I,.I.>r..
No

Rf q. r. GIRARDEy n 60, AUCTION.
IIeers-Slc4olas }. Hoey, Auctioneer-otfice No
Il Exchange Place-SA1 CRDAY November q I3-3
at e"elv" O'Clock NJ, az the Merchants and Auc.
tlone.rs Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and
customhous" streets, by virtue OF two certain
Judgments OF tie honorable tire Second District
Court Tor the parish Of Orleans. signed respectively
on me fWsitih aid twenty sixth day. of Septem.
to effect partitions.
LOT OF GROUND. IN the Second O:stric. of
TINS cry, IN the square bounded by Cont Ben.
vile, Miro and Tonti Streets being lot No !. of
square No IS, and measuring = feet inch front
OF .onr! street, b" 100 feet in depth between par
aliei INES. The improvements comprise q on-.
story frame hausr, slate roof kitchen two els.
terms, well. she. etc. kno~a ~ No. go Cont.
street.
Terms OF Saie--Casi,. Tie purchase ser - a.sr,n.
payment over ant. above lis bid of al! taxrs.,r
the wear 1878.
before Joseph Coh!, notary public.
ocl II IL 25 mol
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
STEAMSHIPS,
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP Coun
LOUISIANA, SATURDAY, Octohar

IOUISIaNA, SATURDAY, October
From New York to Glasgow, sailing fortn;ch..
Will receive and sign through bills. of lsdi.s.
Hayle; Bremen Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotters.Ms
and all Continental ports. Aot'efaa
Return tickets Issued available for Tuprr,
MONTHS at reduced rates. and Tbronpb TsL'l
to all parts of the United Kingdom aud E,rone.a
stewardess and surgeon ale attached W.
steamer no charge is made for ATTENDS ~ ssi
medicines. 'nuaace an
Money orde granted free of charge.
+;d PREPAID s emigration Tickets issued here to IA,
detention. ~ ''Aea "i'na1
FOR freight and passage, having superior acco,
A. K. MILLER co
sel4 No. 80 CarondeIet street NJ o. ~,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
MEXICO.
Banquet to Ex.Niinister Nelson

Banquet to Ex.Minister Nelson.
City OF MEXICO, September 90, via
Havana.-A farewell benefit was given to
ex-Minister Nelson on the eighteenth in
slant, by Mr.. Barron. Sixty guests were
present, among them the President of the
republic, the members of the Cabinet, Mr..
Foster, the present Minister of the United
States, and the chiefs OF foreign legations.
President Lerdo made a speech, compli-
menting Messrs. Nelson and Foster and
prasing the government and people of the
United States. q
A constitutional Amendment. 8
Congress on the twentieth adopted an
amendment to the ninth article of the con-
sti.ution, to the following effect: A deputy
elected to Congress, before taking his seat,
must swear without reservation to support
the constitution of the republic and laws
of reform, and all other laws passed
in accordance Herewith; to perform
the duties of the office which the people
have coniei led upon him with a single eye
for the good of his country and the pros
perity of the Union, accepting the gratitude
of the nation if he is faithful, and sub
hitting to its condemnation if he tails to
observe this obligation.
The passage OF the amendment is an i'm
portant victory for the friends OF the con-
stitution, who make up the liberal party,
and indicates that liberal laws will con-
tinue to dominate in the Congress Of 1873.
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Time-l:il q l:5l "a.

Track in good condition; weather fine:
attendance large.
The Chicago Races.
CHICAGO. October Amy B won the
three minute race. Time-2:40, $50, .2,:36l2.
Badger Girl won the $50 race. Time
2:25le, 2:261a, 2:2612
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
BREMEN.

9S1i11 German IFoyS.
"irAh De-! ZEN BREMEN AND NEWCOMERS
va HAVRE. SOUTHAMPTON AMI. utE. SI'e
as The steamships Of th. North
1essjssas1sss Ge'nsn h,oyI wiz: p...l.. ,hsh
regular trips next fail As follows.
Srp ,scn,,, ON Bremen Sro,, s.-e,.o,.
HANOVER N.aHtef ~ Sctoi.e1 !.
FRASKFIPT puvnpeS - Sc,OiseY 25
KOkLS N.re,hs :ovsmber3,
: II , HiSS DR,'. November !8. h.c.,nbor "a
FRANKF1TRV Enantr yanUaIy3 1874
THoE1.-s.. January ID sr.o -
" '"' t.le VA! be advertised here.
yana arJ @ ,"uch outward a. HSv.e And Hs
Sonth.m nu ON shels home trips at Havana and
fxe.gbt. aooSi'e p@sseos.ss and
r,,,. PRICES OF PAssAGy
''"nl SIeGeG, SOUTHAMPTON az ~.
steerss.' ''''''............ts5e s"la
'A'iA we" Orleans Of Havana .. sn.,.n.or
Cabi, "svr. or Bremen,
At..,a. - '''.'-.. s..........Sl5, rsd
4
sahi.. r'"ha Ne" Orleans to havana
Nt..ra, - '''e'-.... ......o,.,,. Sy5 onL
p,uo,n. 80. ......... Il S,IJ
y, aaSage tickets from Bremen s.',., 80, n,
10, 70 NeW orleans Issued By IN. r.IaTsianed
-" P1.Iiculars apply to
ana " r. sIoCkSIEYER Il Sc. f.enss.
no. ~ Union street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened and closet entirely nominal. a.
New York II opened az II! :, ;.id closed AT l0l..
touching dIt'"r III. l;-fsc.n! iiG51. The sales
cnded @5oGJ at IL. +. 200 q: i..l:. and $1,000 at
AIR
no sales Of siiTe: w".. is.oi;eC:, and quotations
were entirely nOmipsl.
Under The 'huente Of the i.anc. III bills at
New York, steI'rg exchange exhibited stee "
upward tendency, and closed az an advance 81
ABOUT + Ieat on Yesterdays rate. Tie sales To-
ported prised iB000 b OF Iadir: early. at lis.
and $1,000 bank at ll3A.
The Lies OF francs included ;.5,0oa commercial
at ABB. 100000 Go at 486i. and l5J,o" do :85
At the close sterling bills were quoted nominal
at 0li, for private and 1883 ll9l. for bank.
and francs entirely nominal.
Domestic exchange was extremely scarce, and
some small sales were reported at premi2m.
while the nominal rates ere a. a SCOUT.
No ISLES OF stocks were reDorted.
Nothing trausplred in bonas. City gold bearin:
cents were quoted at COZ col ex.. Oupor.
We did not hear of single transaction in city
appropriation certificates, Metropolitan Pol ce
rants, Graham state warrants. or Clinton State
warrants, quotations for al! OF which are entirely
nominal
TIE general movement was materially restricted
by tie day being Hebrew holiday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
~ xvAIroX DayIx & rPERET-

f1Y WALTOS. DAVIS & FRERET-
ID j. 3. Walton. Auctloneer-Ottce No 80 Camp
street.-On FRIDAY, October ,. l373.' begin-
ming at 1880 A. IT.. the premises No. IS Coliseum
street corner OF st. Ar drew street. will be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above named
residence, consisting, i'll part of two elegant aud
superior esewoOi ParlOr Sets, Carved Oak Man bic
Top SidebOard Oak Extension Table, Oak Dnin g
room Chairs, ele CANT Rosewood Bedroom Sets, Ii
brary FURNITURE. Marble and Bronze StatuetteS and
Statues. Oil Paintings and Engravngs, Hat Rack
and Hall Chairs, superior Wilton Carpets, Window
Shades and Cornicet etc. Also, one Marble Top
Silver Paror Safe and one Organ.
Terms-Cssh tho spot in United States srea-
sury certified checks. Furniture to be
removed Immediately after sale. seq I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
THE TURF.
The Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, October Second day Of
the Blood Horse Association races. The
first race, purse $500, two mile heats. result.
ed as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At AUCTION.
SE'CEsSlON OF IOHN TABOR

Second D.a:.iet Ccus. 10, Vie Parish -: Or..A-s.
No. 3b,S}.
w 4. X. e:1RARDEf g. Co, AUCTION.
II "ers-Nlchoiaj J. HoeY, Auctioneer-ofjc4 so
!! Exchans. Vlace.--TCESDAY October l. 1878
az II l. VI. an the premises. on Live Oak bet w.en
BY virtue OF sn order Of the honorable the second
District Court TOY the parish of Orleans dated
september | 1873 will be sold by public auction
ALL THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PER
SoNAL EFFECTS of the deceased as per inv.n.
tory t.
Ieftus-Cash on cle sp"s. oc2 II 70 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
BY B. NJ. & B. J. Montgomery.
By G. E. Girardey & Co.

IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON EAPO-
LEON AVENUE, LIVE OAK AND CHFSrSCT
STREETS AND 4 h0UARE AND LOTS IN
CARHOLLTON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WEDNESDAY EVENING October /, 1873.
The more cheerful feeling noticed in the
money market yesterday continued to prevail to-
day; but with no new feature except in currency,
which sold at the close at 2k as = cent premium
for certified checks. against toward the close
YESTERDAY. The de nan0 for discount continued of
fair extent both in b. TX and on the street, but
heard of no transactions which can he used 3
basis for quotations. and We repeat our figures of
lass name viii colat4ra - d month. withomt
ga; AL i az and second cless20-. First class
mortgage paper still rules 10 T. cent y annum
and second grade u.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
SUCCESSION OF JOHN =. SINONDs

Second District Court for the Parish. Of Orleans
No. IS .286,
Pf G. 4. EIRARDEY g. co., AUCTION
- eers-NichOlas J. Hoev, AuCtioneer-Ctfice No
l. Exchange place-TUkSDAY October la
az i:Jo r. NJ, on the premises, No. 237 Philip street
By virtue OF an order OF the honorable the Second
District Court for this parish of Orleans dated the
twenty-secOnd Of September 1873, will be sold by
public auction ~
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Personal EP-
FECTS etc, belonging to SAID estate as per inveu-
tory on file.
Ierms-Cash on the spot. SEQ 80 oc; :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
By Charles z. Tort1er.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on CL4f
BORNE STREET THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN GREGOIRE ALIAS GIG
NAG
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y oSLEANs CLASolf lIaatoS. hSoAh1LaA
40 THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

The demand was active throughout the Gay, and
the bU mesa would no ouht have been a still
more liberal scale had not ooerations b en- 1e-
stIicted by scaGt supplies end the high preten
siOns Of factors Some Gales, L. AIDE early, showed
quotable improvement but the subsequent
FRACTIONS were at hardening rates, the market
clio ing strong at the advance noted above. The
sales included good Ordir ~ at l61sc strict coed
obituary Is .-l6, l6 q nd l.c, strict good ordi-
nary TO low middiing at sc, low mddug az l6's.
Il, lIs and l. c, strict low middlin. at III, II.
and l15sc niddling at l1ssc and strict middling
rae. Pl ,ccs were strengthened by advance at
New York of sc in spots and 1882 03l6e i'll futures
" it'll more ty and trmer prices at Liverpool.
but the controlling eleuen. vas tbs competition
among buyers.
The smornt on shipbosrd nos cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipment sat down
at the opening this morning at 10 500 bales cmbrac.
ing 1860 for Liverpool 5000 for Havre and 1900
for the North. which, when deducted from the
stock on hand BIZ our running statement last
evening leaves 1890 bales TO represent the guam
tity at the landing and il presses unsold Oh await
ing orders.
The Exchange reports: "Saes $500 bales; active
demand a, quotations" Its quotations raised
y for gooi ordinary and y for the h2hev grades
Hi.h 10 change in ordinary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
BY Walton, Davis & Freret.

SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT AUCTION ON ACCOUNT OF
BREAKING Up HOUSEKEEPING.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLOR AND DRAWING
ROOM SETS, WILTON CARPETS AND LINEN
COVERS, OIL PAINTINGS, CARVED OAK
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, LIBRARY AND
PARLGR CHAIRS, MIRRORS, HALL AND BED
ROOM FURNITURE, sTATUETTES AND EN-
CRAVINGS, MARBLE TOP PARLOR SAFE,
ETC
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-02
RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS, DIOBnk
IN AND
TEXAS RAILROAD
Passenger Depot Foot of Canals
On and after Nav rs, 1873, trains le,,. %
Arrive daily at 4 A. NJ and4P 'e
The P. NJ. Express train stops o,1r
stations. 's at Ter
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Snrirrs S
date stations leaves New Orleans ss ana inteo.
excepted) at 3:I5 P. NJ. Wy tSundsSs
nj ssw lea rssns Ocean Springs at
This is the only line running PULIN.r
CARS through without change to Loss,rrAll
Louis Ing; c{nehon ours ana virginia Springs
ner Camp and Common streets, opposit a. C1nee o.
and at depot. f''''o oity Bon
E. P. SHUTF
General Ticket A..
u,. T. H. SCRANToysa,
hFIf General Superintsr;