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Assistant ouartermAater uenera U. B. A..
Depot OuArtermAater.
PK0FosAis FOR g., FUEL, FORAGE AND

PRorosAts FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
srcOxp O. NJ. RR I:IsIsT Ss.f =! TsH III
Sealed sSsE is I Ms Ma, Sp q K.
fssG M * 81 a: Ss; s9
lissJ & Tf I'D sAS fasthn tssSs3
% eq ssGS26 ia ss,a Mssss,
mn P OTndd. q !, A hI,,11,nsss c S
7ees pounds q Oats.
i sss pound: g 8 s Msy;
FORT IsDEPESDEgoy,. BOSTON HARBoR.
. $ sss:s: ! s$l $ss O.. 40. .,.
i g $$$ $$$$S: 4 4 s i:s
FORT s g aAs 5Ss
:lss s P Found: q g! ~ 2:i;:
ii.D+O pounds Of Straw.
E%sa SsssI 2 ESssTthS 6Si M sss m
i s$ S SS$$$: 3 4 INK INK.
FORT SULLIVAN. Y ME-.
iOoooO poundS Of Anthracite Coal. utovs
ne bSS SSRSS: & & E Rsy;
f0As Pssas. 3 f SaisEssiis Coal MASS
FORT AT G!SRRs ,EoiSf' NEW BEDFORD.
sl!ss pounds % Anthracite Coal.
~ ~ b bSaRa: q q s Mss;
FORT coSsT TI1 h, E Nv CASTLE, Nh
iA pounds of Straw.
FORT KNOX. 1uoKspoRT, ME.
'iSs P PSSna: & & A sI4.E Coal
LONG POINT BATTERIEs. PRovIScETowS,
n,ieord; q lara Wood.
FORT MS,Sc LEA 4, KTTWL CGB ME.
IHpounds Of Straw.
FORT PHOENIX. IAlRHhyEN, MASS.
~ PoSnds q STRAW. 0OA'
FORT poPHAM. PAREER's HEAD, NE.
~ pounds o. Straw.
FORT SSEwALL, yA,,R AZ MASS.
Npounds Of straw.
FORT sTA lIDs PLYMogTH; MASS.
ia pounds Of Straw.
$500 pounds Anthracite Coal.
| iu pounds Of STRAW.
SOao polnas An,hrseiie Coal
Al 6 e. as sS Ss.s y E Ss %.1 b
| Wood 70 DO sound. understandable, dry. free from
small or crooked limba and cut in lengths OF not
more than four feet Coal 70 be Of the best quality,
quality, free from dust other defects, and daliy
cred In " cd, welleewed sacks.
Hay 20 be pf the beat quality, well cured timothy
securely baied Straw 70 be of the best quality.
WOOD % Be Pulled in he post Wood Yardsor Sheds
Coal 70 be delivered In cellars or bins. OATS Hay
and Straw 70 pc delivered IN Post Btablea
All 10 be delivered. frea OF expense. TO the United
States In such quAntti6s and at such time. A. the
Zach proposal must be accompanied by euaran.
tee, signed by two responsible peruons, uhe standing
OF the suArantOra TO DO certified to by collector
assessor Of revenue or other United btAtee Ofcial
that II the proposal u aecepted the bidder viii q
and that the guarantora will become hts uuretes IN
q equal 10 one fourth OF the amount Of the
tract for its faithful performance.
Proposals 70 be made on separate sheets for The
price per cord (s cubic feeO OF wood, yer ton 2us
poundsj o. oats, and price Of sacks, at which tbs
supplies will be delivered at each station.
plies required al any one or more q the stations
No Proposals will be entertained from person.
who have failed TO comply with previous oontraetr
| or lids, or from unknown persons not guaranteed
made IN accordance with this advert senent or Nc
considered advantageous y the public service or
accept such portions Of any bid A. may be deemea
OF advantage TO the public interest," or To receive tn
whole or any part OF the supplies that may be eot
Fropossis to be endorsed Proposals for.-twood
coal oats. hay. or straw, as the case may bel an
Address to the underSisneS NoSraovppv
o Il Col. md psPn!y 2. AZ Gen; Y .. A.,
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PROPOSALS.
pBoPosALs FOR wooD.

oryror or cHnr QuAnTruxAsrxn.J
DHPAnTHHrT or TIE QuLF. \
NEW 0RLHArs, L., MAY VI, is7a
Sealed proposas, p tripiicats. with copy o. CHI.
this once until u O'Clock M, July ls7s, for sup
plying ne pY,. @ Js,stsGp H u
~ cords of hard wood. mnre OF less
Al nscss..ry Information In resard to bidding.
describing the quality Of The wood. will b. fur,
UPON s. iof% Or Y % p sSsrsio
vii Tot BE- considcred.
narhed Proposals. for Wood for Jsckson, Mlssis.
Chief OuartermA ater,
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LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
MAan1nar6TzSH NEW YORK

HorraiisAfS lhs Inc "a ,issaS.RiPSs L . iOH
ma TS'|SjI{ $SsE sISs % x
Eiday. ssTA m. and NsISndrS iSs same day Il
w fs isiScasioa sgPIy y !,I pESS IIAI.
IliN pTealdsiL
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DRoposALs FOR FRESH BRRF.

OTFIcE AoTISa CoMNiIssARY or sunsIsrRNcRl
foRT McHRNni, MD, May ~, 1873, y
az once ceoSS % m y sSf 70. A.
nishlns frssh Bset required by the sub.lste1ee De
tiI te) months, commencing July l. lssa
Information as to the conditions, quality OF Beef,
j. II. LORD,
myA First Lieut.. Second Artillery, A. C.S.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

L
~. bHcaErAnr'a OYrfoK,l
asEnAIn on rnH NHirnp hfAIks,
bealed prnposA!s VIII DC received a. this once un.
~ y. O'clock M Jape lns ier turnishins station
cry for theuno OF the SENATE Of tho United btAteA
Bank fgrms OF proposals, showing the quAntitY
hna ~ eaSh st.o,o, sna ,ns form q pona 70
ni,Red n o. alpsscs'icn i9 tn. otiice., A.,
be put NJ In paoi sscs Of Aye qulTes each, ali psr.
teet papeT, q uniform quality, with NO Outside"
of imperfect quirca. -
an ihs nsni. psnsr Hnsi BE- q pure Manill
alaiity.-.! = -.
1he Adhesive Enysiopes must b ,rtra well
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ID RoPosALs FOR REMOVING ROCK.

q. 3. KaanEKR'B OFFtcRl
EsKKARST srREET, Ban fRATgIsoo, on,
May l. l679
Inent AtsAched, VIII be received pntn noon, July 4
is1S for the removal Of Rnepn Rock In this har6or
information can be obtained y this once
mJN MAJOR u SEnsikssfa,
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TIE pIARIknTs.



BALTI,foRr. June y -Dreadstuns-Hionr... The
sales today were 80 bbla Western EItIh q ~ lu
90 Family a IS, and 10 DC; Do At Ws also also
TR.si III sales on N '0hsnse include 20 bushels
fair 70 GOOD southern white y 81 NO ~ 80 bush.
s co pi ssd e S Sh osS sub.r %s
am the sales were 900 bushels strictly choice amber
% ii Isl ioo Do prne amber 4 eeb, and aco bush.
's sDOd e sT1%s 5sd t 81 soSsSsrS . dull but with
S S. bsGsS II ssG s:n ssc and do ssSs 4 9
ssp wsss19 %iIsd . ,ese md v.nsd and
,oasy q iScS 6u, he's a va . ssatss Il.
oii..Tns sales to-day were ooo bushsl. south;
ssat. "a al 6Sss Spt as s.n SSSs.
n Wy ssis Is i.ppoFIs9 u dsS q 70 SSsSsI; .. IS
cent and Y quot SSsss sres. sis gss
ipk cents; low middllns, IAN cents; good Ordinary,
EsIiA cents, and 9rdinsrl " .fyh do At issb
fSo.iSc... HshouIders are reportsd hsid at q.
esnts and are scarce. but clear 10 side. s5s IN bet
gseons q fair demand for ISeo,ps .c'I s. md gs
aS cent? s Tor 1ib SIDE. snd sspts iOr
q % quality sad .Iss: lard consgu.s Saii and
sSa ~ cents fcr ss,tis fsadsrsd Mess Pvrf We
quote At eli TOO els per Dbl
ssvs-r-Pric.- rrnsin unchanged. and We quote
gos ss ..uSs H Sss II ssS &
issi. ssS cenIs: az do Sciss 'f w a sSs
AZ P0s q ss ,S sse osS p.n &
exc 70 cents, nd brazil at 7illss eenth
EM,'yLThere are 20 ,sies @ Hlsh Mines e
f soI mai io,s't "O'' =" ''"''' ',''s'
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s 3 NE ca TON .

The Maryland Freestone M. and M. Com
pany is now ready to receive orders for STONE,
either sawed or rough dimension.
Send orders to Company's Office,
CORNER AND IwEnIr-EluHIR STREETS, ROCK CREEK.
G. w. HAYDEN,
m,esa HRIssID ENT.
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: STOVES AND TINwARE.
MEDICAL.


nRAFNRssf
ufaks RhS stEs9asss WI sRh s IS
out palm. mediGips IN any m hs, nYapn
b5IssfE IL IA n I'LL vi s. %sa
Brtnaes bissases o IN BE oURRD bPEkD1fH BY
ENEw NEDiciNk Without uEink mercury, Cal
~ ~ Z ~ p and fTaS ste 3 N. lsiSim.
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PROP0ALS.
pRoposAIs FOR MATERIAL AND LABOR.

=, oyyIoE OF LioHr Eoun EsamEyR.l
BAtrrxonr, Mo, June j. isT
,,, Sssle g nEcIo.aa yi ee Esfsiyed II once
July, lea. for furnshinR tho Material and IaOor Of
Al kinds neces-ery 70 completey construed and De.
Hghthouse. TO be ereeted At Tybee Knoll, Bayan.
specifications for the same which, tovether with all
2thet needfn. formation. can n bad on apglica-
Gsl. ID Ensinsers. Q. A, Lishi LIQUID fnslnesr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-16

DROPoSAlS FOR BToNR
orTIcS or LiaHr; gogss, EI,..onEsn.j
BALTTMonE, MD, Jupsk ., liza
Sealed Proposals viii be reosiygf A this Office
until II O'clock. m, Of SATURDAY tho sth day %
July tlsll for Furnishing all the brQNR Tor Rip
LAP Protection around The iron work Of the Front
The quantity Of Stone required for this work IL
spsciacsiions and fuit6er Information can DO had
on Application to this once. =
MAI o. Ensinecrs, Z. s.A.. LiEhthousc R5sins:r.
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nps1Aclrs In MARRIAGE.

H.ppy relief fot Yougg Men from ne eject. q
y P ssst%sPi kss saa fs%s HO29lSi
ana UMSwARb Iss0Gi kfiQ ". No. soqth sinsh
sEse. Phllsaephia pa.SS inssi,1,iSn paving S,a 4.
sional shlL -. mhsltm
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pR0PosGTs FOR FRESH BKEF.

OFTIca OF THE A. C.Bl
FoRT PRIBLH. ME-. May H. ts7l \
Sealed proPo.ss In duplicate win be recsiytd a
this once until II m, June attn. ls71, for furpish.
ns the fresh Beef required BY the hubaistenoe Pc.
Iartment United States Amy, At this Post. durtns
siH months, commencing July l.. 1874 Information
can be obtained by application to :. -
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C o K e
no BUILDER rs.

oIFIoE or LIoHr HOUSE EnoIHEER,t
TgInD DIsInlpr,
aes,.d pfopcssIs vii u resolved BY The under.
s,TnSd 1nfll noon Of the lsh day Of June, sIs for
dpfap fogH1Ahon and Iron Tubular Pier for ne
LlfhthqnAl 10 be erected on sonthw est Ledke' NeE
ptans aud ipgcilea TONS, which, with AZ necessary
pn'Au'" :" P''''- - y " II Q. YooD9yEFI
... Colonel Of L gtneern, u, y 40
.. Engineer Third L. H. Distract
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
Court Items.

number of interesting cases are now
before the courts. In the United States
courts the case Of the receiver OF the New
Orleans National Banking Association
against c. Cavaroc will attract the atten.
tion of lawy ers and merchants. and the suit
in our State courts of Cavaroc i Son will
start lively cross fire.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Harrison has fled peti-
ton in the Fifth District Court against
the Carondelet Street and Carrollton
railroad for work done according to con-
tract. And in the same court is a case
of habeas corpus, which involves questions
Of far greater Importance than either Of the
learned gentlemen engaged dreamed of at
first, is awaiting Judge Culloms fiat.
Judge Lynch has a number of interesting
decisions to read and the majority of them
being on unappealable causes, will be of
interest and Importance.
In the First District Court the sentence
Of Norton, convicted OF uttering a forged
certificate Of public officer, has been
again continued. Counsel for Shonhausen
have fled motion in arrest Of Judgment
Captain Tobin still refuses to allow any
professional bondsmen to shut his eve. and
watches closely the cases he mas already
instituted Business is regular but Of little
note.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
The Engineer Ronrd.

The board of officers of the engineer corps
appointed some months since TO investi-
gate report upon the practicabiIity of the
proposed Fort st. Philip canal. and which
held a meeting in New York last summer,
will meet in this city at Major How
ellis office at ten o'clock on Monday
the twenty-fourth instant. The board
consists of Colonel John Barnard.
Lieutenant Colonel John Newton. Majors
g. A. Gilmore, Gouverneur X. War
rem. William P. Craighill, Godfrey Weitzel
and c. W. Howell. The importance of the
subject, in the estimation of the War De
partment, is evidenced by the appointments
on the commission, for the world does not
possess ADLER engineer cficers than those
selected for this work. These officers will
probably remain here several days, and
will doubtless be here at the same time with
the Senate Committee on Transp0rtation-a
very fortunate circumstance, and one which
those interested in the commercial pros
perity OF New Orleans should make the
most of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1873

ravished, and they knew that the militia
and soldiers were in no manner responsible
for the crime. The fellow who committed
the deed is an old resident Of this part OF
tne world, and few years ago was guilty
OF a like crime, and as then befriended by
relative of the last victim. His name is
Hampton Henderson, and he has escaped,
although the men there might nave caught
him easily if they had made proper exer-
tions; they were too busy eluding the off
GERS of justice. Sc much for that sensation.
HARgIsoNBURG, November }, 1873,
We arrived at this port about noon TO-
day, but as the news of our approach had
been heralded by an underground tele-
graph, the men tor whom warrants were
held had fed, seeking hiding places IN
which militia, police or soldiers can not lind
them. This village is dull place; noo a
single murder within week. The lively
men have gone where the woodbine twineth
in solitude.
Lieutenant Robinson with twenty men OF
the Twentieth Infantry has been here sew
eral days, camped close to the town, and
during his stay the great rovsterers have
remained silent. Colonel DeK!yne has war
rants for men who live in this section. The
accused have been guilty of grave crimes,
some Of them having been il the Colfax
massacre.
November 6.-Last night Marshal Stock
ton and Lieutenant Van kirk made an ex-
tended night raid, but the refugees were
non est. From present appearances ii looks
as if the mission in these parishes is unsuc-
cessful
Among the militiamen, honorable men-
ton may be made of Privates H. c. Huey,
II. +. Hezeau, w. Nickerson and Ryder,
aud Sergeants Beaster and T. Ryan.
Senator j. Z. Alexander, of the twenty
fourth senatorial district, visited the boat
to-day and had a pleasant time.
5ndge Cuny is holding court, and the
grand jury is active, but it is not expected
that their labors will sum up great things.
heard this morning that previous to the
arrival of the United States soldiers quite a
mob of bad spirits had combined 10 give
them a fight, snpposing them to be the Ne
tropoltan militia. When the Metro.
politans appeared the belligerents were
unable or unwilling 20 muster. 1t
is stated that there is a regular or
ganization somewhere in these paris, per
haps at this moment located on Sicily
island, in this parish. Colonel Deklyne is
half inclined to believe this, and WILL if
necessary, give the fellows a tussle. if they
prove rampant. 1t is hot intended to draw
rifle OF them, but bullets will whiz around
pretty lively in response 20 an attack.
1t is well enough to inform those men for
when warrants are issued that unless they
surrender or are arrested they will have no
exemption from trouble; they will be waited
for longer than they can afford to wait. l.
not captured this YEAR twelve months in
the next will be devotedvto them, directly
or Indirectly. The prospect is that they
will remain refugees for long time and
perhaps one-half of them will seek quiet in
Mexico or the wild parts of Texas. ID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
CONSTABLES' SALES,

valentine Lei&htman vs.. Daniel PauI-Scy.
"nth Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1923.
Dl VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIFRI FACIAS TO
y me directed by the Honorable the seventh
Justice Of the Peace for HE parish OF orleans IN the
above entitled SUIT, viii proceed TO sell at public
auction at the Merchants and AuctIoneers' Ex
change Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District OF this city.
on WEDNESDAY. November 26, 1873, ar twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, 10
wit
LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Sixth Dis
tf1ct OF this city, in square No. IA. bounded by
Preston, Calhoun, Market streets and Henry Clay
avenue. designated by the No III SO uare No. IL.
The SAID lot of ground measures y feet inches 8
lines front on Calhoun street, by a depth between
parallel lines OF l2O feet which LOT acquired by
Daniel Paul from Valentine Leghtrau the seven
teenth day OF January, 1871 per act before vii
lam II. Pascoe, notary public. parish OF Orleans.
oc26 no9 70 f. b. FALLS. Constable.
MIR. William and Mrs. f.. BIackwooti. his
Wife. Charles Fits, agent, vs. }. g. Shouldlce
and H {. Bull, i'll soNdo-First Justice Court
for he Parish of Orleans, No l459
Dl VIRTUE OF WRIr OF FiERI FACIAS TO
ID me direcied by the Hon. ". 7. Houston first
Justice of the pt in and for the parish OF Or
leans will proceed TO sell at public auction at nv
warehouse No. l39 Julia street, on WEDNESDAY.
November IL, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow
ing described property, TO wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit.
Terms-Cash Gu the spot.
no27l IL JOHN BUeLEY, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
A Movement an the Interest Of Count
MISCELLANEOUS.

Fires.
STAYNoR, Ontario, November IA fire
here this morning DESTROYED the North
western railroad station, Randolph's saw
mill and lumber yard, Sammerfeldt's hotel
and four houses, causing Il loss of about
500, 600.
Suspended.
PITTsBURG. November The D1auesne
Savings Bank, of this city and the Savings
Deposit Bank, Of East Liberty, suspended
today.
AJUdge Assaulted.
RICHMOND, November ll.-Judge Under
wood, OF tue United States District Court,
was assaulted here to-day by W. A.
McYcigh, former owner of property IN
Alexandria purchased under the confsca-
ton act By Underwood. Fou: blows were
administered by McVeigh No resistance
whatever was shown on the part of Under
wood. McVeigh called the judge hypo-
critical scoundrel. aud charged him with
rob5lng him and making his family paupers.
Alabama state Fair.
MONTGOMERY, November 1.-THE Ala
bama State Fair has been indefinitely post
the times.
Yellow Fever at an End.
The board of health again publish notice
that all fever apprehensiOns are at an end.
No new cases for several days, and the ten
deaths which had occurred were from old
cases.
Railroad Collision.
PATTERSON, N. j., November ia col.
Gsiou occurred ON the New York and Oswe.
60 Midland road yesterday, near Hancock.
Ths engineer, fireman and a lady passenger
were killed.
EmbeZzliug Postmaster.
BENTON, November 1.-The postmaster
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
ENIK E...........FI X e.. r X
GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGA1NSl

i is announced 70 the friends and patrons of
MRS. D. j. LONENSTEIN that, having removed
from No 3193. Drya@es street to No. $40 Magazine
street, between Felicity and st. Mary streets she
ras been v sited by the Fire fiend after stay OF
only ten days at the place and is therefore
compelled to sell the portion of her stock remain
iag on hand, which damaged by water at the
ire for less than half the original cost, and at
enormous discount.
over 100 900 pair assorted BOOTS and SHOES of
al sizes and descriptions, for children, boys.
misses ladies and men. from ten cents upward;
also damaged HATS and CAPS, AL literally thrown
away. EVERY SHOE AND HAT A BARGAIN TO
TIE BUYER.
Whoever misses this not everyday chance now
held out to the public viii regret ii. The attention
of our colored citizens is directed to the above.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
Coming TO Grief.

On the eighteenth instant TWO men named
Benoit and Thibodeau were hung at Point
Leger near the Mermeptau river, in
the southeastern part of this parish, by a
vigilance committee. Four alleged mem
bers of this committee are in jail here for
this violation OF law. and Others will soon
be provided with similar accommodations
We have not space in this issue to say what
we wish to say on this subject. We will
merely remark that all our executive Off
GERS OF the law are fully and openly com
mitted to the suppression of vigilance COM
mittees in this parish, and to the certain
and condlgn punishment of all men who
appoint themselves judges, Jurors witnesses
aud executioners. The laws of the land
will be enforced in St. Landry at any and
all hazards.-Opelousas Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
An Outraged Tax Collector.

Some New Orleans tax collector must
have fallen victim to the wiles OF some
desperate criminals, judging IRON the tol-
lowing paragraph in the st. Louis Glote:
Detectives Pearson and Edgeworth, from
New Orleans, called at police headquarters
yesterday with acquisitions for three men,
respectively named Heating Foley and
SwIller, who had been arrested by Detect
ives Duckworth aud Tracy, on telegram.
The prisoners are alleged to have embezzled
or stolen about $1,000 from a tax collector
They will be removed South on Monday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
1 EOOd RrEIaU,

We are informed that Hon. John g. Alley,
Of Massachusetts, president OF the New Or
leans, Mobile and Texas railroad, intends
coming to New Orleans with his family
about the twentieth instant, where he will
remain through the winter, and as much
longer as it may be necessary for him TO
devote his personal attention 70 the inter
ests of the road
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12

SALE OF WAGONS, BUGGIEs, MATERIAL,
FURSITURE, ETC, THIS DAY.-Messrs
Nash g. Hodgson, auctioneers, sell the en-
tire contents of the wagon and carriage
mandatory and residence, for account of
the succession of Elizabeth Weiss, at No.
e5 Rampant street, at halfpast ten o'clock
tb;. morning. See the advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12

SHERHF's SALES AT AUCTION OF REAL
ESTATE FOR STATE TAXES FOR THE YEARS
1859, 1870 AND lS7 S7l.-At!ention is called 10
the sales at auction to be made this day. at
noon, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, by the sheriff Of
the parish of Orleans, of real estate sit
uated in the First, Second, Third, Fourth
and Sixth Districts of this city.
For particulars and terms see advertise
naDts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-12
ENGLAND.
Fniiesl.

FHiied.
LONDON, November lit is reported
that William Alfred and Arthur Burrs {.
Co, general metal merchants, have failed;
liabilities $4,000 coo
Gale in the Channel.
A violent gale prevailed yesterday on the
British and Irish coasts and the harbors are
filed this morning with vessels disabled or
seeking shelter. No serious disasters are
yet reported.
Lawson, stock broker interested in Erie,
failed to-day.
A Movement an the Interest Of Count De
Paris.
dispatch from Paris says it is reported
that an extensive plot in favor of the Count
De Paris has been discovered in that city.
1t is said the authorities are in possession
of documents by which q number Of we'll
known politicians are compromised. 1t is
also reported that "a deputation of mon
archsts are about to proceed to Salzhurg
to request the Count De Chambord to abdi-
cate his claims to the throne of France in
favor of Count De Paris
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DETITIONS AND SCHEDULES

Prepared strictly according TO the bankrupt law
general orders of he United States Supreme
Court and rules of the United States District
Court, by JOHN \. CAhIER,
At ii office of C. s. Kellogg, Register in Bank
Tuptcv, Customhouse building, New Orleans.
Blanks always on hand mol
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'kHO SUGAR PLANTERS.

Notice IS hereby given 70 Sugar Planters that |
have Tor sale a few Of celebrated and wei
known SULPHUR FNMlGATOR>, for Cane Julce.
which VIII close ont at + 25 and $50 each, at
ninety davs, If purchased in thirty dars s.. Original
price = 500. WILLIAM A. JORDAN.
ucis In No. 23r Erato street New Orleans.
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Chartres street, on November IL, stood
as follows: At s A. NJ, 56o; at P. NJ, 10;
at s P. NJ. 69o Lowest point during the
NIGHT of November 10. 52o.