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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-19

4 Wasting, and Indigestion, are sAvORY a
MooREs lsncrestic Emulsion aud Paacrestiae
Medical men who have made IL o special study ties
tify that1ife is prolonged in q remarkable man ner
appetite, streheth, and weight increased digestion
general condition o. the BODY improved By their use
Price from p 70 zls s1Nokn MOORE iOaem
Hsghness the khedive Of Egypt, Sc.,D i43 New
Bond Street, London, and all Chemists. Mort
Name and trade mark On each bottle iy.s-a' L.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
BY 8. Guinault.
:v.'C.-S:CS g.: ARSENE PARKEH.S.. :s.cs
-

:l:CE-s:CN q! ARSENE PARKEH-S: :..:s
DY -. t.UINAULT, AuCTIoNEER-ott1ce
Dcorner of Exchange alley and Bienville street.
SATURDAY, June ! 1873: will be told at
GERS Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhouse streets by virtue of an order
from the honorable the Second District Court for
The parish OF Orleans. dated ApriI29 1879 the soL
NV. Two Eots gSp' 65fGR"uSD. ae.s sna.sa BY the so-
2 and ;. situated ia McDoIOgnyi! e. On the xig ht
bark of til. Mississip,: river. IN rluase No. .s,
hounded' by franklin, Socrates. Hancock and
P'clomr streets. Lot E". measures 81 feet !!
inches Inss ?ronS Oh Socrates strsef IS feet !.
:ncbes lines on she dividing ?ne Of !Ot No. J, i23
teefl! inches lines IN depth os th~ lius of lot No
has he same front lot No. sSn Socrates street.
i22 feet u inches !ines deep 'he line Of lot No.
O. l59 feet 10 inches in depth the line Of lots Nos.
and 8, 49 feet inches on the rear line.
SIX LOTS OF GROUND also in McDOnOgh: lie.
designated by Nos. g. 10, IL, H. l3 and ~. square
Ne. -, bounded by Franklin ,Lapeyrouse, Grossen
Hancock and Socrates streets fots Nos g. 10 and l:
having each 81 feet ii inches lines front on Socs
rates street by l59 feet 10 inches lines in depth
lots Nos IL and l3 having each 81 feet III inches
lines fyont on Socraes street, by l59 feet 10 inches
lines i'll depth al d lot No IA 81 feet II inches 5
lie in dep and front ION first line) or Hancock
street So feet 9 inches lines ton second linel on
Grossehn street, "A ieet inches o. the fear .ne.
and s59 feet 10 inches lines de! tls s." !a.
" !Hs osE uSDIviDED iHIkD PAR. ~ ASD
TO a kOT OF GROUND in the Third District OF
this city. designated as lot No. 26 of square NJ"
having 20 feet front Enghein sfreet. between
MoIsau and CasscavO streets by 100 feet snches
nee il. depth. foget.es with all the Sishts, ways.
etc.
one SQUARE OF GROUND, situate: III Oh.
same district. designated as n" g. as per plan
drawn BY L. BrineieI; said square containin. q
lots numbered from ! to - inclusive. and is
bourded by BaIthelemy, Mazant, Magistrate and
Law Streets See plans at the Exceange.
Terms-One half cash. and the balance ae six
months credit for notes bearing mortgage and
eight Iey cent interest yer annum from date tin
maid W. a m amt fort he
recovery OF any of the above notes lawyers fees.
fixed at :s. pet c.Dts .o Se paid ;. She pur.
chaserss
Acts os safe s+for- amedec fucatsf aosary
public at the expense OF the purchasers, including
all the taxes TOR the running year 1873. due IL.
1874, well as the drainage SssessuaeHts.
my7 0j-7
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HorsE.

Gold opened at ll1is all74, against Glo "a at New
York and after fair bueihess Closed at
ne. ar. as higher than sss5e1aay iS ds sddS dne
5000 and $4,000 at llo7s; $500 at ii,; : ooo
: 1000, 1000 and $4,000 at 1I7s5 $50 GOO al III q
NJ sai.s of silver were reported, american
half dollars are stil quoted a: los.2 lior and
Mexican dollars at az + cent premium il god
for new and for Old. :.
The movement IL sterling exchange was quite
limited, and rates advanced about a. + GEM CEN,
bill of lad ng at l25a, s2500 do at 8l26; 92SoO do
at l26ls s96oo do l26 o l2t 'ss and alo o'o 90
aid AL clear at ll6G l2t ia. .,o.
At the close sterling bill were quoted at 10 e
al26A. for bill of ladng and Al clear, and lz'aI
for bank; francs at 4.53a4 ai5l1. for private and
nominal at s.5l Qi.5o ;og bank and Gelmaa marks
The offerings OF domestic exchange were of fair
extent and rates without quota bic var ilati"p
Tie sales covered b2S3 oO. embracing &2'eoo com
mel clal sight ON N-w York, $15i 90 private bank;
ers and i 20 O(t f25,tGG and &25oO bank at 81 z
cent pIemiu $4,000 commercial and nGc 10 900,
$50 900 al d +25t teJ bank al sic. and l6,ooo on
Philadelphia at i; also $4,000 thirty DAYS Oh Ne"
York at / T. cent discount sHd $1,000 sixty days
The bar Ks continue to check OF New fork at
3 + cent premium and gravate sight 10 stIi
We heard Of some sales of stocks bas the paf,ic'
ula1s were withheld. ~ >,
bear rg se ven per cer ts at 6lic, 1000 do Ia re
sale) sua 1900 at 81 &c, 5000 at &c, and $3.50
at e2Ac. They were quoted as the c.ose at
about &c.
No Gales Of Metropolitan Po,ire warrants svtre
reported they were quoted at g. a9.rs
CITY appropriation certificates Wee quote a!
Ga 065 for new ard '6e0 GO for o!d
School certificates were dull az G4Q65
The sales of old State warrarte included &22eo
at a and $500 at $i5. They were quoted at d..
Ordinary or Clinton warrants were quo ed about
IS. The sales included $4,000 at o6 and 500 at
464.
Legislative warrants closed f cent lower than
yesterday, and were quoted about .o The sales
inclrided 1900 small a. 19; s 200 ard $500 az 's a.
and $500 cal ~ at So
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
MARHETS,
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, May 6, Evening;-Cotton closed dull
srd nominal; middng pplards leac; Orleans
gross 1859; exports 4o Sales Of futures to day II
200 baies, as follows: MAY 1879 dls sl6c; Jure
Is7l6alsssc; July lss dls'.c; August 10 7.lea
and unchanged. Whisky st. adler sla92c
Wheat Prime spring lc lower; other grades of
more active for export. Corn ic lower; better de-
man yellow Western 6ea69lac: Rice quiet:
Pork quiet and weak; $la So Beef steady. Lard
quiet, TallOw active; 8as 09tc. Fr-igh's easier.
Coffee On ct and firm Sugar firm; fair to good re
steam: corn sid; wheat sad.
Skies OF 1881, l2lh 012l i; fvetwenties of 1862,
h. new "a issi Of is ss7 Is OF of i 1853
lies; new fves, ll41: 0ll5; ten fortits, ll3l4 q
1l34.
Tennessee skies sOla, new sO1s; Virginia skies 49,
SKIES 43 new 43; levee skies 40 eights 50; Alabama
eights 80, tives S.; Georgia skies 70, sevens 60
So,h S"h 3 2 new S special tax 10
CINCINNATI, May 6-Cotton nominal middEg
ls,sc; slour firm at - 6Ca7 s5 Wheat firmsat
Provisions quitt. Pork very quiet, nomnally al8.
Lard quiet and nominal steam Sc; kettle 9lsc;
offerings light Bulk meats quiet; buyers holding
of; shoulters held at &c; clear rib 82 aS7sc bid sc
asked; clear held at 9ac Bacon quiet and tirG;
heh-shouders &c; clear rib s7sc; clear osc5 sales
of clear at Lice less. Whisky firm at 87co
ST. LOUIS, Nav 6.-C0tton dull and unchanged.
Flour quiet and unchanged; little doing. Wheat
dull; prices have dc clined; only small sample lots
sold: Corn easier, generally held at 36 j Q37c on
track closing at in 'de price; asa acc for sacked.
Oats in fair demaLd market firms; No. SIC on
track, 35lso sacked. Whisky steady SIC. Pork
dull at il8 25al8 80 Bacon dull; little done;
shoulders sold &c. seller one month declined in
price clear rib l0ac asked, Zoe Ofe, ed; small sots
Of clear sides sold at lOasc Lard nominal
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL May s, Evenng.-COtOn on csoseI IRE quo
lar; uplands 87s d3d; Orleans 9b asad Sales TO-
a hQ a nf w l1Rh
speculation. The sales include 5000 American.
Yarns I'D fabrics at Manchester dull and rather
lower.
LONDON May 6-Rosin opeued az sfs ans GSoseS
AZ I'D
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

symptoms are dangerous in the extreme.
Mr.. Ames has not been able to attend to
business since Tuesday, and was at bis
Office the last time On Wednesday, when he
was advised to go home for rest, but no
apprehensiOEs were felt for him until last
night
WAR DEpAR1sEsS J
Ofice Chief Signal Officer. (
Washington, May g. 1873. s:ss r. d.
PRoBABILITlEs.
For the Gulf and South ktl.Dtic States
an theace 10 the ohln valley, noItnease1 sondy
We; Ier q Il rain. Clesring weather N hn'
i.a,a aId Texas tomorrow ana sis.,: Gar.ia y
Cautionary signae are ordered Tor savannah, " l'
miDsten, Charleston, Norfolk and Cape Aaye
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass May 6, p, M.-BaroHeter
1865. Wind south strong Arrived yesttIdayGI
mutt TO X Morgan Coz steamship MISSISSIPPI at
$40 = NJ. Cro~ell, master, from New York, TO !,
n, eager, master, from New York to 4. Moulton
steam hip Alice, Ellis, master, at t:5O r. n, from
Liverpool, TO Ocean, Zeregs Co. ArIi Sed to-day
Schooner Warren Sawyer, .reil. master, twenty
five DAYS from New York. with ageneral cargo TO
master. schooner Anna Ly%nr;; Grant, master master
cargo TO Norton Bell schooner Eastern Queen,
Connors, master, four days from Ruatan, with
fruit to J. Mache ca Co; schooner Texana Rault.
master eight daye from TocOuta, with cedar, to s.
FeIuapt.ez Sa led Ste ansh . Yazoo. On the bar
bound out-Steane Minnesota and Memphis.
Outside outward bOund-Ships ST. Louis and
Zephs 7, bark Poly harp and brig Maria.
MEMPHIS, Nay yG-Weatber warm, with showers
sircy A NJ. River nine feet six inches below hig h
water mark and rising DeparteL-Smoky City
and Dick Fultoo, for Natchez; Yaeger, for New Or
leans; Belle of ST. Joseph for st Louis ArnladIlle
and Anna for Arkansas RIVER Susie Silver. for Red
river; Cleburne for White river, and st. francis,
for Pittsburg.
vIcKsBuRG May S-Passed dcwn-S. 2. Hyatt
and barges, at seven last night. Down to day-Al-
lrgbany Belle, at 2 =. N PeytnDa and barges, at
P. NJ Carrie V. Kountz at P. NJ; Natchez, at 6
p. NJ. Up-JohE HOwa' d, at A. NJ; Capitol City,
falling.
st. LorIs, day 6-Arrived-Mary Alice, from
New Orleans; Colorado, from FicksbuTg. De
psrted-City OF Helena for Vicksburg River rising
slowly. Weather clear this morning, warm and
rain this attein and 10 night.
oINCINNATI. May 6.-Weather cloudy and warm.
River thirty feet and rising
EVANSVILLE, Nav 6-Weather warmer since 2
P. NJ. Mercury SO. The river has risen eighteen
inches in the last twenty four hours. Passed up
Charles B. Church. A. NJ.
PITTsBuKG May 6.-The river is falling eleven
feet niEe inches in the channel weather clear
ard pleasant. large number of coal tows left
bushels OF coal
CAIRO May -Arrived-JOhn KIgour, from Gin
cinDat 5 a. NJ, Belle of Shreveport. from Red
river 10 A. NJ. Departed-John Kilgour, for New
Orleans, Z A NJ, Belle of Shreveport, for ST. Louis,
II A. NJ. River stationary. Weather cloudy and
rainy since noon. Mercury &c.
LOUISVILLE, May 6-Rver rising slowly: ten feet
il c'les in the chute. Weather pleasant all day,
rainy tonight.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
rooKrMuED FROM FIRST PAGE.

ans was the last year Of the present Par-
lament, ard there was no time 10 cohriuer
q question of such Importance Moreover
lie bclie-ed tie public did not demand such
d measure at present.
George Dixon, member for Birmingham
epoke ip favor OF the motion. He confrasted
the cases of Birmingham, Liverpool and
Manchester with those OF several neighbOr-
iny villages. showing the glariDg ineaua1 y
which was create d in the respective repre-
sentations.
Sir Row land Biennerhassett, member for
{;alway, also supported the motion, and
Ashton and others spoke against it, di-
,ision o: the House was finally reached,
and the molion was rejected by The follow
ing vote: For ~, against 2GS-msj
against iSl.
Ten minutes after the result was az
nannced the House was couIted cut.
The Earl OF Zetland died today, aged
seveIty-eight.
One hundred and three emigraD.s left
this city yesterday for Canada.
LIVERPOOL, May 6.-Arrvcd-SteameI
City CT London, from New York, with 9i1
bales of cotton.
QUEENSTOWN, Nav C.--Arrived-Steam
shin Par.bia, from New York. Three yes
sells which arrived here today report that
IN latitude 231 81 north, Longitude Al
west, they passed a large AuleiIcan ship OF
fire, apparently abandoned. Her name
could not he ascertained
PARIS, May G-The idea Of the forma
,roc,amatinn AT au early day, Of conser
vative republic as permanent form OF
government in Frar ce, absorbs pubic at
,ertion ard is gaining ground everywhere
BAYoNNE, May 6.-Ex-ministers Ecbaso
raw and Martos, and General Cabalo dc
RoGas iave arrived here.
G, neral Els has re-entered Navarro and
assumed command of the Car.ist forces IN
that province.
GENEVA, May 6-The federal council has
issued an order forbidding the residence OF
the Duchess Of Madrid in Switzerland, and
ins.ructing the police authorities to expel
all Ca-Iist agents from the country.
ATHENS, May G.-The government OF
Greece has resolved to abolish its legations
TO foreign countre, except at Constantine
pie.
MADRID. Nav G.-An American man-o!.
war has arrived at Bar aTcelOna.
ROBE, Nav 6-The Chamber of Deputies
has commenced debate on the religious
corporations bill.
BERLIN, May 6.-The German Parlia-
ment has ordered coinage of twomalk
pieces. notw outstanding the strenuous op-
position Of Minister Dalebruck
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
AUCTION SALES.
BY Charles E. FortieS.
srcCesSION OF GEORGE IOHls
fDS CHARLES E. FORTIER. Auction

f)S CHARLES E. FORTIER, Auction.
10 eer-Offce No. 50 Exchange ealley.-SATURDAY. Y.
June : 1873 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Louis
Roya and Charities streets. will be sold at public
auction by virtue of An order from the Hon. A. L.
Tissot Judge of the Second District Court fog the
parish of Orleans, dated Dece mber g. 1872
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city in the square bounded
by Orleans, ST. Ann, Dorgenois and Broad streets,
measuring 81 feet inches lines front on Orleans
street. by 81 feet inches nes in depth, together
with all the buildings and improvements the reon.
Terus-Cash in United States reasury notes.
Act of sale before William H. Seymour notary
public, at the e1rense Of the purchaser, including
s,ampso my 10 n see
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

The thermometer at Loais S'yiger.o's,
no. 80 Chartres street, yesterday stooi as
follows at s 40 Ss.. 67os az i. NJ, slo:
az 6 p. H., soc Lowest point during the
night of May 5, 6loe Fall of rain during
the night of May 5, s Clio inches, the great
est rainfall in this city since OcsobeS 30
6S7ie when 10 Clio inches fello
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

DY =. ECINAULT. AUCT1ONEER-Cff Cffice
II corner OF Exchange alley and Bienville street
On SATURDAY, June !, 1873 will be sold a,
GERS Exchange kOyal street, bet tween Canal and
CustornhCuse streets by virtue of oIder from
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated April 29e 1878 the fo,lowc
1ng property, 10 w!t-e
REAL ESTATE
THE TNDIVInED HALF OF A (ERTAIS COR
kER Lot OF GROUND, situated ia suburb Mai
igny, Third District of this city in the square
bounded by Casacalvo. Mor.au, Marignv and Nan
deE He streets n easur ng French measure 40 feet
front on Vaudeville street, by 60 feet de ep and
fronting on Casacslvo street, where it 70 ms the
corner. TogetheI with the undivided half Of all
sht bulld,I Ss ard improve men the reOn.
2 ANOTHER LOT OF GnOUND situated in tie
same distIct, in The square bounded by GOCdchl,o
dIens Morales Music streets and Washington ave
Lue. Said lot measuring II feet inches : lines
front tp Morales street, by 1856 feet i'll depth. To-
sttEer with a frame house of three rooms and gaS
%ays Go15se kitchen, cis,ern, pIivyO stco
STOCKS
Two SHARES of the capital stock OF Il q 4so
pies Bank of New Orleans of $50.
Terms and Ccnditions-FOr the stocks cash; for
the real estate nne-half ca sh, and the balance al
ole years dit for notes bearing mortgage and
eight per cent interest per annum from date til
paid, the buildings to be kept insured and policies
transferred to the bearer of the DOtes and in
of Judicial proceedings for the recovery of any of
the above notes the lawyers fess fixed at ii ye per
cent 70 be paid by the purchasers
Actssf tale before A. u. DOI ncOurt notary pab-
lie at the expense of the pun chasers including al
the taxes for the running year 1873 due i'll 1874
N.Y. IS % 29je1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

Urban Theurer W. Jnmes Hunter Rams.

Urban Theurer W. james Hunter Rams.
dell and lalcot 7. Burgess.
Sl8TH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH SP
- Orleans, No. 4i34.-Bv virtue of a writ of feri
directed bv che honorable the sixth 0ist,ict
Court foe the parish of Orleans, 81 the above
entitled cause l will proceed tc sell at pubic
anctiorse at ele Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
:onhouse streets, in che Second District of this
O'Clock Nee she following desceibe'6 prope6ese So
yit-s
= sERrAIS PORTION or 2OT OF GROUND.
together with the Improvements thereon, and all
FIghts, ways, privileges and appurtenances there
unto belonging Or in any wise apperanDg situated
:n the Sixth District Of this city, lately in the par
sie Nf Jefferson in this state in that part thereof
commonly called Rickeryille. and in the square
bounded by Peters averue, Oc'avia, Green aud st.
Heorge streets, and measuring fifty feet front On
seet nine il ches Ines in depth between par
alles lines Which said lot portion Of ground is
situated at a dlsfance Of one hundred and feet
from each of said Peters avenue and Octavia
street and is composed OF all of the lot numbered
eleven and of portion OF the rear of the several
bots designated by the numbers six, seven e ght
sIGes zen, twelve thirteen, fourteen, fifteen and
81 teen OF the square tenlgDated by The number
elxtyeight on the original plan Of said faubourg
Rockerville, drawn by W. T. Thompson and Benja.
third March l849 and deposited for reference In
she office as Joseph K. Beard, late notary public
On tsIs cityo Which property pure hased by the
said defendant James Hunt er Ransdell frone Lsvat
A. Burgess, by authentic act passed before Andrew
Hero Jr notary public 80 this city sos she seeeete
OF February. 1872
Seized III the above suSe
Jerms-Cass On the spoSe ga
II. ?. HARPER
sp2s tny:s3S SbsySs os she Parish Of O5leaneb
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

u pious negro woman was once caughe
oy her master stealing goose, and the next
Sunday she partook of the communion,
after which her master accosaed her as fol-
lows: why, Hannah, l saw you to-day at
the communion table" '.Yes, tank de Lord,
massa, ! WAS lowed to be there wild de rest
OF His family" But. Hannah, was snr-
prised 10 see you there, said he; "but what
about that goose T. She looked little snr.
prised, AS if she did not understand the
question, but, catching the meaning, ex-
claimed: why, sab, do you tink Use soin'
to let an ole goose stand between me and
my Mskerf
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

J. Tnyes, G. ". Not T. B. BlnDchard ct
al. Vs. llquidating commissioners of Opera
House Association of New Orleans.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 46l3.-Bv virtue OF writ OF
fieri facias to ME directed by the non,
orabe the Sixth District Court for the parish
of Orleans in the above entitled cause. will pro
ceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and AuctioEeers' Exchange, Royal street, between
canal and CustomhOuse streets. in the Second Dis
trct of this city. MONDAY, MAY 10, 1873. al
twelve oc'ock Ne the following described prop
eIty to wit
TIE COSTUMES, MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC IL
BRARlES, DECORATIONS, SCENERY and other
acos ssOries a'quiIe ed by the Opera House Associa
ton since the purchase of the Opera House, viz:
May 10, 1863 a, given in pledge to plaintiffs by
act under private signature. dated April % 1872.
The whole as per inventory (C on file in my office.
Seized in the abO ye cunt.
Teimse-Cash OH the spOto
W. P. HARPER
qnv1 " Y8 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
COMMERCIAL

TUEs 1AY EVENING, Nay o, II
COTTON-The sales today mot including so
bales omitted Yesterday, when the actual business
was 42OO baleej embraced $3.50 bales, at i1 regular
and easier prices, especially for mixed lists, re-
Of cur quotations We give also the Ex
change figures, which are for average lists accord
ing with its types, while ours present
the proper range of the market for aver
age Lists but with the outside figures for low mid
ding, good ordinary and ordinary given as tie
outside for strict Of those 4: AIDES:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
BkE1lEN,
North GernHn Lloyd.

North GrrEnHn Lloyd
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW uRLRADS
rIA HAvEE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAylRA
E<E> The Steamships at the Nsyth
4derm" Lloyd will vssun:. rhe:u
regular trips AZ follows:
From Bremen. F-cc; New srr;esns
FkANKFCRT. January 20. March 2
HANOVER. Februai rs. MnrcE n
STRASSBuR1. March 26, Apr;I p.
FRANKFURT. April g. Nav H.
Further days OF departure viii be advertised neye.
after.
me steamers touch twafd at IIayre and Eavs
ana, and on their home trip at Havana and south.
amptOn to land and receive passen gers and sreisrt
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
from 6remen, southampton or Hayre TO Havana
or New orleans.
D. S1oSSlase... ............ ~ god.
FROM new orleans or Havana to SnutiAEIJcN
Havre or Bremen.
st ADM @.e0oeoooSoS- 10000 oesas.eosoSi is1 godo
OeerAge eeo. eSoess.sso 4S gOco
"a from New Orleans 20 Havana.
GjaDin. .eeeose sssa $S gOdo
o. GteeIageo eae ,eeaeO esOssesso. Is gold. -
@, s-assage tickets from Bremero Southampton q
davre tn New Orleans, issued by the undsrs;gne6s
sor 6urther EaItIsnlars r;s spply to
hu2 ~ a No. ~ Union street
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
Tho Pueblo Chiehain said os psesidens
Grants visit to Colorado

Grants visit to Colorados
He will be the first President 81 sHe
Unltd States to stand on Colorado soil while
holding the Office of Chief Magistrate and
and to look upon and perhaps ascend the
cloud capped and snow crowned Rocky
snountains In no part of the great nation
has the President truer or better friends
than IN this remote section, and We know
he will be welcomed among US with genu-
ire heartiness which will be gratifying even
to one whose position accustOms him to the
homage of the people,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
SHERIFF'S SALESo

c, L. t;irnrdty & 60. VS.. J. Il. Roux Rry.
ClXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Or,eanso No. 4Gl9.-By virtue OF writ Of
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
il the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
az public auction, on the premises hereinafter
designated, on MONDAY. Nav l9, 1873. at half past
Zen O'Clock Ao Ne che following dee cribe5 poopeee
$y, to wife
THE BOOKs, STATIONERY, PERIODICALS, ,eec.,
contained in the store situated on ROval sire ct,
between Canal and AustonhOuse streets, in the
Second District of this city, per inst ntoIS
may he seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On The spot.
". P. HARPER,
9nyYl1 Is Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH BAUvsR.-so. .s .ar.

DYS, ssUfNACET. Aucr.oSrEs.-.oPfICE
ID corner OF Bienvi street and rNchang. al lev.
MOEDAY, May 10. 1873. viii be sold at We clock
P. NJ, on Ely sian Fields street, betw cen Prosper
and Solidelle streets, by virtue Of an order from
the honorable the Second District ourt for the
parish Of Orleans dated April 29 1874
OEE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
WEARING APPAREL
yerms-casts suy:!3 is