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For Sale,

For Sale.
SEEENTY ACRES OF LAND, near the ont.
~ ssirts OF Columbia. Also, ona kalf.ac
lot on Camden street.
Dec II tt- MILTON LEyERETT.
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EURNTTUREsy !
.AAGAN BROS.

% eN KEEP constantly on
GS..;.Sl.9hand fui! .and com.0
zs..=s7sssY EO0N, rAHLoR ~
II K and KITCHEN FURN t.
fURE. OF Tie most nniIu. and novel design.
and il, abort ;iU.,cc
Than:fn! for past patronage, they re.
specially solicit II continuance oi the same,
an1 an examination of their stock. feeling
satirtiod that they can please AL
Sep. Is :3mos
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The debt of Alabama is Off .ial!y an.
nouncci rs amounting to $2t. 40, IgG.
This IS equal to Il debt Of $24 rs npun
each man. woman and child in the State,
aud Of $l22 II upon each voter. Car
pet bag rule Is an expensive luxury.
An exchange says: I'D ,es he want to
marry! Ii tho query among M.lssachu-
setts women the moment stranger en-.
ters town" And it may ba added that
the answer always is: "No; not till he
gets out Of the State"
The last news Of Dr. Livingstone. the
African explorer, is that he was within
2Oo miles OF the coast, and might b. cz
pected home within tw, or three
months.
Miss Foley. an An.cr;c.n girl, who is
studying III Rome, intends t, IN .k.: Il.
ilf:s:ze statue Of the prophet Jeremiah.
who is her pet ideal.
a police Justice in Chicago WAS some.
what astouished when vagrant, being
tried before his cont, conn,ul on, $2S..
000 III grccnback3.
1t IL Announced .ll,t Dumas is COMING
to this country 10 deliver fifty lectures.
We hope he may find in The end that he
had lecture for ench Of his hearers.
AN exchange remarks that wood will
last much longer il left for the women
folks to saw and split
Plus IX has buried over 100 cardinal.
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~ By the Committee: WM. KENNEDY,
f +. CALYO.
J. Il. SMITH.
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members of the House is considering
cheap transportation to night.
The President told Republican mem
Der OF Congress from Virginia, to day,
that ho would, on Monday, nominate
Colonel Hughes as Underwood's sue
cessor as District udge Of the Eastern
District Of Virginia.
Probabilities-Fo the Cult States,
increasing pressure, with low tcmpcrl-
ture and generally clear weather; for
the South Atlantic Stntes. cloudy and
threatening weather, with light rain to-
night and clearing weather and lower
temperature on Sunday.
New YORK. December 13 A petition
TO have tho Union Trust Company ad-
Judged bankrupt. was called in tho
United States Court, to day, nnl dis
missed.
Wm. Doogan waa, today. sentenced
to twenty years Imprisonment, for
boarding and robbing brig in the Lur-
Dor, while masked.
$1,000 ablcbodicd workmon are said
to be ont of employment in New York
city. This estimate only includes those
who had work. arc still willing ana anx-
ious to labor, but hlvo been thrown out
OF employment by tho lard times. It
will DO n sad CHRISTMAS sea.oa in many
d household there.
Bosro%, December 13.-P.of. .ig.s.
sizs condition is critical, bat hi, case
presents no marked change from last
night.
FRANKLIN, Ky, December ID w. g
Wood, agent OF Albums Express Com.
pany, had his skull crushed and tho safe
robbed Of 81, 200. Three men have
been arrested. It is feared Wood will
die.
Teiegrnphic-Comm reports.
NEW York, December 12-Noon.
Stocks irregular. Gold 10. Money 7
BID. Exchange-long 81; short 93l
Governments strong. State bonds quiet
Cotton sparingly offered and demand
moderate-nplands 161l; OrIeaus l65a
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following telegram was posted at The Cot
ton Exchange
LONDON, December L Amount of bullion with
drawn from The Bank of England balance to-
day S3l3 eco
Currency was in fair demand and ruled at ?. al
T. cent premium.
Gold opened and closed at Yesterdays closing
figures of 1921 Gli0 ion currency, and llols 0lll
embracing j. Is 600 10, currency, of which s 1000
l09; s 600 ar 1893; clio, and $4,000 at no. and
f21 900 for certified checks, of which s 10 900 at
nos 4ll0a4; 5000 at ll0s3 and 1900 al H. The
New York market opened at lge a. touched at ll0@s
and closed at l09a4.
No transactions were reported in silver, and
quotations coatinue nominal.
Sterling exchange continued active, and under
the influence OF the advance il gold and bills at
New York the market was quoted at the close a
y cent higher than yesterday for private bills, and
J, for bank. The sales amounted TO 991 800. EN-
braclug 1900 bill of ladng at I'm; t 1000 AL clear
at ll7l, $1,000 do 1l.5s f2000, $3.50 $500 do and
$500 bin of lading at ll7a4; 5000 bill of ladng
Gll8 $4,000 bin of lading at lis; $1,000. 5000 and
$1,000 bill OF lading at ne Is; s150s bill OF lading
aud Al clear nj HI 0llS y 1909 81 clear at ll3 /.
I'd geo bin of ladpg at ilS1s; 10000 40 a. lI8
Gll8k 5000 81 clear ct ll8A4, ana : 1900 bank at
ia
The sales OF francs comprised 28j 600 embracing
100000 numerical at s63i 200 900 90 at I 9334 q
48l, 200o0p, 100000 and rs 000 do at 1871, 100000
do at 4.S8s4 "a Ssh 100000 do at ABB d4S6A, and
10000 private bankers AT 40.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at ll124 a
l16a for bill of lading and Al clear, aud -all9
for bank, and francs at 4SG4 04S5 for private and
nominal and bank.
The offerings OF domestic exchange of lib
a shade lower than Yesterday. The sales of New
York sight all for certified checks covered $3.50 900
$20,oU commercial at par; $4,000 do
at par to ls.r cent premium; and $1,000, $4,000,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-13

BALTIMORE December l2.-StOck l60}7 bales;
weekly net receipts 618 gross 1876: exports to
Great Britain 1892; Coastw,e 1872; TO the continent
40 sales 2l00; amount used by spinners $40.
AUGUsTA December l2.-Weekly receipts 1857
bales; shipments 33A3; sales 6H5}.
SELMA. Dt4cembtr I2.-Weekly receipts 2l08 bales
shipments 1884; stock 6940.
SAVANNAH, December l2-Stock 100, $40 bales
weekly net receipts "a, I25; experts TO Great
Britain 10 073; to the continent 2ll5; CoasUwiSe
55i3, sales II 80.
MOBILE December l2-StocK 70 $50 bales; weekly
net receipts 1888; exports coastwlse 8t4i sales
MACON December 12.-Receipts of the week 1913
bales; shipments 81 To- sales 1921; stock IL 2s6.
NASHVILLE, December l2.-Weekly receipts 35l2
bales; shipments 1888; stock 1872.
WILMlsGroN December 12-Stocl 1885 bales;
weekly net receipts 1911; exports 10 Great Britain
676, cOastwise 1880: Gales 293
GALVESTON, December li.-Stock Ga 4n1 bales;
weekly receipts 1924: exports to Great Britain
996: TO the continent 1857; coastwise 1886; sales
5000
NORFOLK December l2-Sfock 1852 bales weekly
net receipts l6,4O3i experts coastUlse IL 400 sales
$3.50.
COLUMBUS, December i2-Weekly receipts 40N
bales; shipments PIP: sales 1916; stock IL t9l.
CHARLEsTON, December l2-StOck 81 1913 bales;
weekly receipts 2050i; exports to Great Britain
9l12; to the continent 2c54; France 1875; coast
wise 1891; saies $500
PHILADELPHIA, December l2.-Weekly receipts
1894 bales gross 3i83
BosToN, ecember l2-StCck COCO bales weekly
receipts 835 gross 1885, exports 20 Great Britain
.I54 sales 1850
MEMPHIS December l2-Week's receipts % 225
bales; shipments &c 1913; saes q 900 stock As III
PROVIDENCE December IL -WeeKiy net receipts
81 bales; sal 1900; stock 500.
CITY PoISr December l2.-Weekly receipts sol
bales,
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.ther c,opdv and cooler; vii

Cairo and rising Weather cloudy and cooler VIII
freeze Tonight
LOUISVILLE December l2-Rvsr fallen two inches
eleven feet ten inches III the canai niue feet ten
inches in the chute. Heavy rain tonight. Damage
TO Mary Houston BY e late collision with bridge
pier has bee II r. paired and she left tor New o..
leans this morning. All the whisky lost from her
has been recovered except two barrels.
SOUTHWEST Pass December l2, P. NJ -Barom
tel 80. Wind south; very light. Weather foggy.
Arrived-Ship st. Paul, Call, master, ferry two
DAYS from London to master; American ship l.
Richard SOIL Anderson master. forty da' s from
Shields i'll ballast, TO master; American ship Ba-
den Dyer. master, twenty seven days nom HAVE,
in ba Hast TO J Leisy. Sailed-Bark Admiral
Teget HI II. Arrived, aud sailed for galveston
Ship Ceuiaur, Foster, master fifty days from Ant
weip, III ballast TO ma 'ter.
CINCINNATI December l2.-River twenty nice
feet aud falling. Hard rain to-day. Weather
warm.
PiTrsBuRG December I2.-River scanS eleven
and rising slowly.
EVANSVILLE December l2.-Heavy rain this after
noon, with prospects of more. River risen eieht
inches.
last night; Judge Baker and barges at T. NJ. to-
day; 4. + Lee at 9 P. NJ. Up-ChaIles Bodmann at
A. ~; Brlle Lee at 3 p. NJ; Crescent CfT ana
bar ges at II NJ. Weather cool and drilling River
has itsen shteen inches the last twenty -tour
hours.
MEMPHIS December i2-Weather warm; heavy
rain this afternoon. River rising rapidly. arrived
Carrie K1un.z. from 81. Ions. Departed last
night-John ole for New Orleans. THUS at'er-
1oou-CiY OF Chester AID Pauline Carroll, for St.
I4r
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MARKETS..
Domestic GlartsrIs.

NEW YoRK December u, Evening Cot on closed
firm; uplands l6hc; Orleans 1880. Net receipts
693 bales; gross 33i9; sales 2i8i
Futures closed weak; sales Il 100 bales, fol-
lows December IS 66l5 :; Januarg 49, a IS 1882;
February Is 3-l60l64c; March lG' 0l6 % 32 april
1.0l7 Ice.
Money easy at :. Exchange less buoyant, So.
Gold weaker, 1898 1898. Governments sttOns;
considerable doing State bono quiet and nominal
Flour IN moderate request and unchanged.
Whisky steady at a6r. Wheat somewhat frmer;
holders slightly anxious. Corn opened dull closed
a shade frmer. Sugar dull and lower, fair to good
refining !. 07hc. Rice-Common TO prime Caro-
lima l 8ac. Pork a shade firTer; new spot
5 SO held i 10 %. Lard hIlner $50. Naval stores
steady. TaliOw frmeI 7S5c. Freights a shade
tirmer.
Skies Of 1881, 1884, ive-twenties of 1852, l22 OF
1861; ll5l,; of 1865 t5l new 1884,; of 1901 il85
II ''' ''''+' ''' '0 IVA '''' '''i'-'
State bonds unchanged.
Coffee quiet and firu Rio Il i 22Jt, gold. No
lasses quiet ami unchanged.
On gold loans the rates have been to for car.
rying. The rise in gold is directly due to the adj
vance il foreign exchange which, 'or prime bank
ers' sterling bills have been put to g.197s CONNER
cial bills for lie moment are scarce, prime being
held at 1903 i.
Money is in abundant supply to good borrowers
at 607. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 909]3.
In the stock market the volume of business was
small Only two stocks were really active, viz:
Union Pacihc and Lebish, the dealings in Lake
Shore Wabash md Pacific Mail, which came next
order. having been small
ST. LOUIS December i2.-Cotton-Demand fair
market firm; middllng IS &c. Flour-Demand good
fun prices for low and medism grades. Wheat
Demand active prices adyanted; No. ? spring
Chicago + Hal Is; No. 3 fall, 81 53; No. red
winter S. g. Corn scarce, firm and higher new
No. 2 mixed 53G59c on east track. Oats scarce
firm and higher; No 42d42}&c on east track;
49, 4ic in elevator. whisky higher, Ole. Pork
firm, $liai4 81. Dry salt meats firm only i0bbiUg
and order trade. LARD steady; small lots at
IA al sc.
CINcINHATr, December l2.-Cotton quiet; middpg
l5hc. Flour qulet; t7d7 %. Wheat firm; samrls
lots 81 35dl 40 Corn steady; Old 55056c;
shelled 55c. Oats quiet Il ,Di3c. Pork held firmly;
Els So Lard STEADY; kettle 81. 0S3,c; steam 81 9.
Bulk meats quiet and firm; offerings light shou,-
ders sac; ci' rib SIC; clear 1c Bacon quiet and
steady held, shoulders &C; clear no 12.c; clear
&c, all new. Whisky hrm sales at 9zc.
F0refgn Markets.
LONDON December H. Evening.-Spiits turpen-
tine sos sd 8Sls
LIVERPOOL, December II, Evening.-Eeef 85s.
Pork 70s. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dun,
hut not quotabiy lower.
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$50 900, S25 900 and $50 coo commercial $25 900,
B25 900 and $50 900 private bankers and 5 600
and S25 900 bank at L y cent premium No sales
for currency were reported: =
The banks checked on New York at OK T.
cent discount for currency and \ p cent pre-.
MUM for certified checks, and private sight
was quoted nominal for the former and para u
y cent premium for the latter.
There is more movement and better feeling p
pare Mt generally in securities
In stocks we noticed sales Of - shares of city rail.
road at $3.50 50; and about 100 Mechanics and
Traders Bank at -.
The sales of bonds included s 1000 city gold bear
ing seven per cents SIS 1000 at 52A aid 1000
at 529 They closed about 52h
There was some inquiry to day for city appro-
priation certificates, and sales reported of
s 1900 at 50 and $500 az 81 at which figure the
market was quoted.
The sales or warrants included $4,000 Metropoli-
tan Police at II which was about the closing quo
tatiuu.
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FOR j PARTITION.

pY o. VALETON. AUCTIONEER.-SATUR-
ID DAY, january II, 1874. at twelve o'clock II.
at the Merchants and Auctoneefs Exchange on
Royal street, BY virtue of an order from the Hon
A. L. Tssot judge of the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans dated December II 1873, No.
So, III of the docket of said court will be sold
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First DIG
trict of this city, III the square bounded by Mel
pomene. PIytania. TerrsIchore and Coliseum
streets measuring % feet front more or less1 on
Mepomene street, by 80 feet in depth the side of
Col seam street, and about 20 feet the line
and on the line toward Prviania street measuring
first depth of 80 feeJ, thence closing at right
angle about feet (moTe or Less on second depth
of 80 feet, the whole French measure the whole is
now inclosed; together with all the buildings and
improvements, consisting Of e-story building
ETC.
Terms and ConditiOns-One third cash in United
States treasury notes, and balance in one and two
wears for notes secured by mortgage on the prop
erty; the building to be kept insured and policy
transferred to vendor; five per cent attorneys fees
in case OF suit.
Act of sale before o. De ATLAS, notary public
del3 20 2T js1 IA
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DY THE SUCCESSORS OF c. Z
ID GIRARDEY q co. AnctlOneers-Eichnla

DY THE SUCCESSORS OF c. E..
- GIRARDEI q Co, AuctlOneers-Sicholas J.
Hoey, Auculoneer- Office No. Il Exchange place
SATURDAY, December 20, 1873, at twelve O'clock
NJ at The Merchants and huctoneers' Exchange,
R0yal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets in this city of New Orleans nv virtue of All
order OF the honorable the Second District Court
TOR the parish OF Orleans dated clever tn OF No.
vemher, 1873. will be sold bypublic auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city, designated by the Nc
OF square bounded by the New shell road, Euphro-
sine, Locust and Magnolia streets, and measures,
more less, follows, to wit: Is feet
front the New shell road 25 feet front
Euprosine street, II feet inches
lines i'll depth on tha side line Of lot No.
line of lot No 3, ard running through said square
frc N the New shell road to Euphrosine street. to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon comprising one-story store building,
fronting on the New canal and two story build
in rear, having four rooms. This property adjrins
the corner OF Magnolia street and nearly fronts
the bridge.
Terms-One third cash. balance credit OF
one, two three and four wears in notes Of the pur
chasers, secured by special mortgage and verd doris
lien the property sold and bearing interest Of
eight per cent per annum from date of sale until
hnal payment, with the clause of tive per cent at
torneys fees III event OF suit to enforce pay.
ment, the improve to be kept fully in
suIed and tle policy transferred to the holders
of the notes, and purchasers to assume pay
ment OF all taxes on said property TOR 1913, over
and above the bid.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser, be-
fore ". J. Castol. notary pubic.
r IS
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By r. E, Il 3. 7 Mor+r,o,.,a~-
By S. Guinault.


JEAN DUColSG AND OTHERS vs.. JEANrv
DUCoING AND OTHERs-No. 5s.or
SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF FORMER pT-pcu,Sp,
by =. GUINAULT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- corner OF exchange alley and Bieuville sfraet
"a hpAI, December 10, 1873. will be sold az
we've o CLOCK ~, at the Merchants and AuetionY
GERS exchange, Royal street. between Canal ga
Lustomhouse streets for account and rln 81
VA Id Iols en- cherel of Mr Michael Car.
ron, VINO did rot comply with the -,
u u auJ uuGaIioh' made to him on the eleventh Of
Uutopet, los" oy virtue of Judgment of the hon
Nrip ~. Ssooha district Court Tor the parish of
orleans, rendered the first of sentenbar To- VI
ty. to-Wit: 80 A0i'"ies proper
~, A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND sit,ates :, 81.
lLu DlSItict OF this city in the snuare co,,,. Wv.
-, i'iy sIah fleids Love, GoouchiIdren on,
drawn Inv 7 sIiepts designated by No. on a pIan
I9tn ~ .. a futyo, on the tenth of Deceri,hr
io1o' salu 100 measuring according to ga IN
~ iHcHts lines front on Eyefan Field. 80
~ .of Ieet i9 inches lines in depth tooetb.r -
80 I"'story Df1ck house, No. 40 bayin % a; y 60
etc VIGIL, SdIu partly paved,
90 LANSING half cash and the balance IN n os:.
or o car Iot notes secured by mort oaga ~, "a
ppoi y dnu gearing interest at the rare Of aib,
,rrni .t PEI ahnum nom date till maid. and 80
r. on OF SAD property shall biud then ssl,as
rronnd 70 'Ho puilolpgs erected on said lot of
vi nfe until final payment of said 1n,a eli5 I,stS
~ the pollces OF insurance in tha ra,,t. -
vi s'tlu notes. and in case os s,,ir go ~.
III .ny ol SAID notes the purchasers sbaT 10
Act ~ nep} iees at I'VE per cent f'
a, <Aet Oh sale before o. Dronet no+arr ,,. Il
INC expense of the pu1 cbasers ;i PuoiI,, az
de29 10 ~ Ao''' u0e III 1914.
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv q. De Ferret g. Co.
sJ7CcFSSION OF CHARLES LOUIS FOX ALL
CHARLES LOUIS FUCHS.
s.cond District Court for the Parish of Orleans
~ No. Sc. 435


sscond District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. Sc, ABS.
DyG. DE FERIET & CO.-JoHN G. MON
ID rose Auctioueer-Othce No 81 Royal street. a1.
WEDSESDAY December II, 1873, at twelve
o,ninck n at the Merchants and Auc-
t,o,,eers' Exchange, Royal street. between
C1stomhouse and Canal streets, Will be 500 py
public auction by virtue OF an ofner from .io sr
t. TissOt, Judge of the Second Distriet Court lor
~ ,arfsh Of orleans dated November s. 1873, the
following described property, for account Vi S"''
succession o.nor,,n ;.o+oa =, +ba Soc.
onJ Dstrict of this city. in the square Do1neu ny
Inbnston Barracks, GaiveZ and Hospital streo.e'
designated by the Nos. and ana measuring -
wit: i,o,.s 4 l,,es front
IN Iohnson street SO feet iDches lines front on
Rarracks street 20 feet inches lines on te h'G
1rbich separates it from lot No. q ana - teet -
inches lines in the rear line together WIN t tho
i,,;Idinps and improvements. Lot NO oins li lo
800 measures 81 feet front johnson street, ~
feat inches lines the line OF lou No l, to"at"
barracks street 81 feet inches lines on .he lho
which separates it from lot NO D. anu % icoo -
inches lines IN the line, according 70 pan VI
a he Armas surveyor AID civil engineer, dated no
yember A. 1873, together with the building anu LII
movements thereon. - 80,
Fifth District of this city, in the square ~. ~
bounded by Homer, Jackson Jefferson ana MalisoI
streets said lot measuring 90 1eet front on nouet
street by l20 feet i'll depth and front on JeHere'n
street. -,,oa IN a
creGit of one aad two years, in notes bearing ~
terest at the rate of eight pr cent per amin
from day of sale tOhnal payment and secured ~
snecial mortgage and vendors lien; the property
to be kept insured and the policy transferred 10
vendor; in case of suit, five per cent attorneys
commission and all other usual penal clauses.
Act OF sale before L. BOnny, notary pubic at
the expense of the purchaser.
% 20 de6 10 II
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Ri CHARLES +. FORTIER. AUCTION.
Nv eTI-olIee No. " Exchange aley.-SATeR
oe sold at the Merchants ard Aueti0neersi Eni
chanse by order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot, iudpa 81
me Second District Court for the parish nj nr7 "
Gated August 5, 1873 and November 81. I87lH
=, LoF OF GROUND, with all the build;,rs
heron situated IN the First District des rnateJ
py the No 2 IN square bounded by South $500 ,dteu
pfi2rd Ichcup!tonlas and New Levee streets m.es
sring u feet inches front on South MARI r eas
- S 20 ieet men IN depth. The house bears The NJ
+n erm ms being the second aud last adiudica
and b igs oSvs property will sold to the last
credit Of twelve months the nnEc%aa' VIZ On
boha with good and solvent securty the 70 give
interest en said bond 70
to pay five per cent Ease OF suit the
Act ~ 80 70 90 insured and thpoicy transfsrr tle
sSse before Joseph notary pnbc at
n025 de3 10
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

i h fore e Ct,0s,Pi,AsRTINERsHIP HERETO
the finn name of bup eTeeR the undersigned under
instant W mutual consent, to date from second
cbaras os ar aI. Emile Dupre will alone remain in
EMILE DUPRF
FRANK RENE,
A. TREPAGNIER
Time TN TO the above the undersigned will coz.
his owl inc general commission and rice business in
dss 10. u"lne aud for his own account.
EMILE DUPEE