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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16
4 he EirGs and the PeSsile >.

Sometime during the epidemic we pub
H5hed az extract from an exchange giving
an account OF bow the birds left the interior
towns of Texas during the epidemic Of 1867 !.
The purport of the extract was that the poi
soned air drove them oft. At the time We
published the extract Mr.. Asher, cashier OF
Pixies bank called our attention to the fact
that the large number Of martins that usu
ally lowered about the portico in front OF
the banking house had disappeared before
the epidemic here broke out Mr. Asher re-
marked t. Mr. Pike 81 the time the birds
migrated that there was evidently some
thing wrong. as the birds never left before
so early in the season. 1t was cur intention
to make mention OF the fact at the time our
attention was called 10 it, bug owing to tue
peculia1lties OF getting out paper during
such az epidemic, and the worry and
''durry" OF mind, it escaped orr attention
The more we thought Of it the more were
we convinced that the instincts of the birds
warned them of the approaching pcsti-
lence.-ShFerep0if Times.
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[ trnIn the Danhurv NeMS.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16
[Flom the London Spectator
n NJsA<THHDPE On IALyAHiSlI.

There must be some reason fpr being
For the misery man calls Life,
For the cea5sless tolls OF the millions
For the never victorious strife;
For the priest who guides without seeing,
For the bowman who gamers 10 gram
Hnr the st ,ts sman no breaks without founding
For tho thinker whose thought edges pAiS
For the Path which but fortunes the doubeg,
For tie nope which attans not the prszeo
For the love which loses it. SAVIOR,
For the Instincts they tel Us are Les
Z here must be reason for being,
And tue best they can tell us is thS5--
That We asa TO he Infinite eomd Ehets
Ani iuclpasa IN Inetfah,e Bliss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY EVENING, November Is, 1873. }
The money market continued quiet. The posi-
ron of the banks appears to be rapidly improving,
the Clearing House statement for the week show
ing an increase OF half million in currency. and
million in deposits with considerable falling OFF
in the discount line. The demand for money
the street, however. continues without abatement,
and the market is without any material variation
in rates We continue to quote Selected
aper at 213 T. cent = month; first class at go;
other grades entirely nominal first class mort
gage paper at lodll year, and second grade at
SEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
November Is .......... 81 .955 $50 % sl66,676 30
Total last week ll.345.z5t |. l99tso7 q
Total week before..... 9.522 466 o. l,llG,2s5 %
Currency ruled during the greater part of the
day 2q24. cent premium; but closed at g a. !.
Gold quoted at the clpse at l0aOld9h for
currency and llidill15 for certified checks he
sales for currency Included ss2oeU at loa3a dllo,
and 800 al ITO, and for checks : 500 at H. lie
New York market opened at l0s'. and closed at
Nothing transpred in 81 'vct.
The movement in sterling exchange vas more ac-
tive and the closing rates We're about i T. cent
higher than yesterday the inside figure for phi
waite hi Is The sales amounted ElG7 500 EN-
bracing s 5000 bill OF lading at ll44 Gll419: a25oo
do at li41a; $4,000 DO at HAS, $500 and t2Jo3 do
at ll43, i 1900 do and $1,000 Al Gear at l el2 coo
and Sl3 900 bill OF lading at ll4sl 49,. S,3H
clear AT Z; 5000 bill OF lading and Al clear
li5Dll51 4l80ob do at ll50 l55s. and go 600 psi-
vate bankers at - all for certified checks.
The sales OF francs embrace 400 900 comprising
10000 20000, 10000 ard $50 600 commercial at 500,
and 100 900 10 at O3a also for certified checks
AT the close sterling bills quoted, in cer:i-
fed checks at la ailli 4 tor bill Of lading and
Al clear and l70l7ls for bank, and francs at 5d1 j
as 05 for private and nominal for bank
The offerings of domestic exchange were of fair
extent and rates were without quOtable variation.
The salt for currency include 3 IS 600 commercial
sight on New York and ) IS 900 bank at p t. cent
discount, and for certified checks s 10 900 and
S3o, 900 CONN eroial at ! and s l3,oo0 commercial
and 425 900 private bankers at d.
The banks checked on New York at !. q p cent
discount for currency and =: premium for certified
cheeks and private sight quoted at-0 ,, T.
cent discount tor The former and 10 premium for
the latter.
In securities noticed sales of s 10 600 city gold
bearing per cents at $50; 5000 s0 at 81;
$1,000 at "a 4 and $1,000 cityisevcn-thrty improve
ment bonds at IS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

49, v,r,, Sov.,,har Is Eyeung.-Cott0r closed
dull; p,iddlings Is dl5t G. sales to-day ~ oieS
net receipts 1881; gIoss 3'93 baes ,.,os a. fo,
FnlulT ma,.r Iis.c. January l4% ala 5.l6c
t2%s; Is 8.I6QI5bc; March Toe; April
10 io-lor: a,,a irac,,va wheat closed dull and
flot ir ~ - ~ Wesfern 81 12L Corn closed
heavy Pork IA shade easier Lard nrmef, tllo"
-ar Navals irIner. Freights dun.
~. , ninsad EASY sac Sterling heavy at Z.
coId Jpli AZ l099l095 Governments strong.
States strong with better feeling. ',.z,,eo.
Freights-By sail flour 4'sc; cotton ! esioei
wheat l3ac. B, steam, wheat lac; cotton &C.
Rates for carrying lilo, so, w, ana :: -.
During the week the market tor cotton on t!le
spo. las improved. The more settled state III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16

DR VAN SOLINGEN q CARPENTER
ID H. NJ VAN sOIINGEN, Auctioneer-- Office No
So Carondelet streer-WEDNESDAY, December 3,
1878. at twelve O'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on royal street, VIII be
sold by public auction, by virtue of two orders
OF the honorable Second District Court for the par
sh of Orleans, dated October q, 1873, the fol-
lowing described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
First Dislnct OF this city, and in the square bound
ed by St. Joseph, Foucher, julia and Magazine
streets, measuring, according to plan drawn by
g. A. Hedn surveyor, on the fifteenth of March
1882, and deposited in the office of H. B. Cenas late
a notary public in this city, twenty-five feet front
st Joseph street. by sixty-three feet eleven
inches two lines i'll depth, between parallel lines
together With all It's buildings and i'm prove lts
rights, etc.
Terms-Cash.
Acts OF sale before 4. Cucatel. ESQ ssotas.T pub
lie, at the expense Of the purchaser.
nu2 10 de3
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AUCTION SALES.
By G, z. Girardev & Co.
BRICK DWELLING NO. 403 BARONNE o1hhhi'
NEAR THE DRfADES MARKET.
SUCCESSION OF DIVIDE De BUYS
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. 81 600.
SUCCESSION OF OvI

Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. 81 600.
DYC.E. GiRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION,
ID eers-Nicholas J. Hoey, aucfioneer-U
fee No. Il Exchange place -sAIuaDAi, pes War
Der S, 1873 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Wei
chants and Auctioneers Exchange on Royal
between Canal and Customhouse streets py 1irtue
of two orders OF the honorable the Second pis', ~
Court for the parish of Orleans. rendered IN the
above entitled matter, will be sold by pubic ade
ton the following described property to Wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROONu toSelnef
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
il the First District Of this city. IN the s4uais
bounded by Baronue, Dryades, Mep0Hene anu
Terp-ichore streets, the said portion belhs CON,
posed of the whole of lot No. and small portion
OF the adjoining lot, No. A. on plan by de.iii; ~
office of T. 0. Stark notary public, as plan NO l2i
and on plat or certificate OF survey pv o. a ao
Helue court twentieth June, 1865 annexed to an
act binth September 1863, before hero IL, no
:arv pubic. said portion of ground. according TO
fad plan and sketch measures about 70 1eeI .
inches lines front on Baronne street, by the
depths following. tn wit: 126 feet lnch IN tepih on
the siGe line nearest to Terpsiehore street; on the
opposite eide line, nearest to MelpOmene street IL
runs parallel to the other side line for go feet,
at which point it deviates fri In a straight iine
toward Mepomene street and Wlden5 the sa'l
piece or portion Of ground for further nrplh OF
IS feet inch to the rear line thereof which mea-
suIes about 20 feet 5 inches. The lmpI3s eiGVnts
comprise a two-stoIy brick house, retiredfrom Tue
street, having front ana side galleries, ana known
No. 4G3 BaronDe street. ~
one and two years, IL notes OF the PURCHASER
bearing interest at eight per cent per anntn from
date Of sale until final payment, with the penal
clause of five per cent attorneys fees in event u
suit TO enforce pay ment and the clause OF lis''
rance of the property and Transfer OF the poitc}
until the payment of the notes. The whole 10 De
secured by spec ial mortgage and vendors zen on
the property sod, and purchasers to assume pay
ment over and above their bids OF All taxes TOT the
year 1873 payable III 18Th
Acts OF sale at the EXPENSE Of the purchasers
before A. Pilot, 3r., notary pubic.
az
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7, the United States Gin cult Court for the Fla,
Circuit and Distrit of Louisiana-No. 63g5

y,URSUAyT TO THE DECREE OF FORECLoSra7
rendered IN the above entitled cause on M
tenth day of June A. d. 1873, during the pril tss
of said court the unde rsigned COMMISSIONS s
noiuted in the decree viii proceed to sell at pnbr
auction at the door OF the Customhouse, IN tbs
CITY of New Orleal s on Canal street, on TUESDAY
Dei.ember &c. 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, the fono
iuy described property, to VIII
& CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAM
state of Louisiana en- the left bank deseeAdino :.
BAYOU Rapides bounded above by land of Poieea,ru
Lamothe and below by land of Willis Bonner comp
mcnly called the "Lacroix Tract" including ~
back concession, containing the quantity ~
tweuty-one hundred arpents, more or less bens
the same ACQUIRED by the said Cornelius Innis at
probate sale of the property held in communita
between alexander Ipnis, deceased and his VIII
Emily Ballio, the - CAV Of March, 1870 with al
the buildings and improvements on said lands and
rights, priv eyes and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing.
Terms Cash en- the spot.
J. WARD GURLEY, JR.
no13 20 y deg 10 Special Commissioner
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~ u. pr FERRET 81 CO.-JOHS G. MON
AZ ross, aurtionetr-oIilce No. 50 ROYAL street -
MEpH ESbAir December Il. 1873 at lively.
. clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc.
GustomhoUse and CANA streets viii he sniI t =
pubic auction, by viItue OF an order from ~, lo,
a IA. lt71ot Judge OF the Second District Court -.
the parish OF orleans, dated Nnvemher 3 18H3 ~ =
io!lo"ihg described property, for account of said
I. TWO LOTS OF GROUND. situated IN +,a soo
onh District OF this city, il the square bondad ~,
Johnston. Barracks, Galvez and Eosnitai stre.tS3
designated by the Nos. l aud and 1neasnIino r.
wit: "
on johnson street, 80 feet 3 incAea lines from on
Barracks street, 10 feet inches lines on tbe linz
Wnch separates 1t from lot No. D. and 81 fact /
inches lines in the rear line together with thu
buildings and improvements. Lot No . Joins tbe
ABOVE, measures Il feet front on johnson street 70
Barracks street. 81 feet inches lines on the Inc
which separates it from lot No. g. and % feet o
inches ) lines in the rear line according to pan ot
A DtArmas surveyor al civil III gineer dated M.
vember 4 1873 together with the BUILDINGS and i'm,
prOvements thereon.
,. LOT OF GROUND situat ed in Alciers now
Fltth District of this city, in the SQUARE No it
bounded BY Homer, Jackson, Jefferson and Madison
streets, sal1 lot measurng 90 teet front on Homer
street by l2O feet in depth and front on Jefferson
street.
Terms-One-t third cash on the spot balance on a
crecit OF one aad t"o years in notes bearing III.
teEtst az the rate Of eight PER cent per annum
from DAY OF sale 10 final pa ment and secured BIZ
special mort gage and vendors lien: the propertv y
u be kept insured and the policy Transferred 10
commission, and all Of her usual penal clauses
Act of sale before +. Bouuy notary public Al
the e1penfe af the purchaser.
uOlJ % 20 de6 Is II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16

financial matters and the upward movement In the
advance of gold have relieved the long depression,
and prices have recovered quite large part OF .he
decline Business has been chic hv tor export, but
there ha been some increase in the demand from
spinners In forward delivery he upward move
The advance, however, was lot without wide fcc-
tuationS.
8The total sales for the week were l53, 40 bales OF
which IFS $50 bales were contracts and IL, l23
bales were tor immediate delivery, 1927 bales for
export 1923 bales Tor spinning and T73 for specula
ton.
Naval stores have sold at higher prices only
within tie past few DAYS.
SKIES 1881 ll45: fve-tventles Of 1862 c8 I: Of
1904 iO275; OF 1865, ITO lis Il of 1857, 1l378;
OF 1863. IL; new fives lG9 ten-tnrtits l081t.
Tennessee slxes 69h, new 69a; Virginia skies
81, new 60. consolidated AZ, deferred g. Louis anas
s.. lew 40, levee SKIES So Fights So; Alabama
tights o. fves 35 Georgia skies g., sevens %;
North Caioiiuas Ply, new a. special tax .;
South Catolinas u, 81. April and october 10.
The Chronicle gives the following as the visible
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By Walton, Davis & EyeSe.:.
By Walton, Davis & Eyege:.
EaFeES: ssD o'W.e .oTs OF Gi.OUssS ~ THE
SH'AD p..TagCg. CORNER q: Sosr a>D
1a-PH.s. STREETS.
o['sa S.:s.US 9T e. 4issSSo ieSoeesEo
seCloa sesre Cssst ;"G tslss 70 ia 80 ESQ aase
- 36'Ie
~ GsIa.N. n.y..s 9. npsnssrs =

NJ EAISnNo DAVIS & egsEsggre-s 3.
ID alton, AUCt loneer-Nficr ~. ~ GaInu acsrer.
SATURDAY, 0eceAber IL, 1873, ~ sw.lye s'clnc k
~, at the Meschants and AuCtioneers' Exchange,
ROYAL street, by virtue and III pursuance of ~ or
s!ar Of che honorable Che second Ostrict court &r
she parish st orleans, dated sosei.beS 2. 1873,
cooke. DO 3d5l2, wiz he sold
THE BAKERY AsD TWO lots OFF SR6vSD
y til the buildings and improvements thereon sir
1atsd az the corner -: Ieauphise and Pors Streets
sq!ate bounded by 9:oyal and st Ferdinand
streets. Third District TIL. lot forming the cor
ner OF Port and Dauphine streees with she buil@-
Ing5 thereon, measures e. t-et . inches fronS on
Port street BY g depth and Sro0t on DAups.ine
street OF lcr feet inches between palsi Ell lines;
The snt adjoining the abov. described measures 4
frst il ches liEss 'front.' Port Street, by III
feet lines IN depth, all oct v.elS Parallel lines
american measure.
Terms and sjondtiens-sele-tnirds ash IN Emitted
States treasury notes; ohe remainder in one and
two years in shs votes OF lie purchaser to his own
order, ana nv HIN uGorsed, bearing interest at
thu. Sats OF eight per cens per annum from GsHe
~od mortgage on che property until final paymeI {,
H!tn Shs Clause OF tive per cent attorneys ices in
ease OF su for the recovery of Pile credit pay
Vn' hts; She buildings 10 be kept Tally in ured by
the purchaser, and the policy OF insurance trans
tered to tie administrators until final pay nent
Act 81 sale before Joseph Cshu, Loiary public at
she expense os she purchaser. uea q g de6 l3
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Marin; Intelligence.
GTFJCs o. THE ssPTslIC9S
49, N.nrarlnaS

Sunday, November 10 1873,
sLoraHEu YESTERDAY.
stracoa- Amite. ppnnel'v. f}r Pensacola
schocaee Naro Enliiy, ATyger, Tor Pensacola
AIgl.EC YESTERDAY.
shy victoria Atwood a. DAYS from I.iSag ooos va
t.obe, 90 master-4th district
Ship agnes, owens, - days from Giveepose, 60
Ys.cee-sth dstrics
Spanish brig Cusimira. Dura, DAYS sCosa Ha s8nae
% belfast, d y PuiS Aco-PoiaS
soWBoAfs.
Gladiator e'UTeevant from e!le 9sasses.-Nent
dopn Hghs-Becusht up shiD Asnes and bSl z
aasnlTa
Je~ett. Riddle. aron sne Passes-IoveS down
to the bar, 9Th instant, barks Leone a sai jobs
1auassByousht up ship Victoqis
STEAMBOATS,.
at John. ScEroy. from Piaquemina
Iessle TAYLOR, kennisson from " all Haneidg
la Belle. Dugas. from Red River Landing
Louisville Madison from Cincinnati
Carrie 'bhorn Boardman, from Shreveport
Josephine tsusias, from Loves soasU
EXPORTS.
rEgSACOLi-S'eaIner Amite-1-50 ska corn 250
SKIS oats 50 bag. coffee 10 bills whisky bbs liquor
POO bbIs pork so b5s -four - half bbls hour 100 haf
bb!s beer 10 cs5 bacon II tcs hams 20 bales hay $40
psgs iHose
Observation-Disclosures Mary Fmi!y-4 ties lard
hhds sugar hts bacon IS bxs bacon Is kegs lard
kegs uails ~ kegs beer 30 bbs -four 40 bbls pota
toes bbls whisky Ok vine ties hams Is SKIS cats
bags coffee o20 SIS cora
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Observation-Disclosures Carrie Thorn-402
bales cotton ~ SKIS cotton seed and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST John-Z33 hhds sugar
SIS hhis moasses 80 ialt 0bs molasses and sndri-s
RED RIVER LASDlNG-Steamer La Belle-l0l
ba cotton 1865 SKIS cotton seed IL bb.s nOlasses
and sundues
LOWER CoAsT-Steamer JosepLine-l0 hhds of
sugar obls noiasSao aud SuuGIies
WALLIS LASb!NG-Steamer Lesse TaElOr-l2
bales cotton p hhds sugar 294 bbls molassts II SKIS
rough rice and suudIl-s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LoGisvie-tl6 bales cot
ton 90 SKIS cotton seed I0j cks bacon cks hams IS
bbs PORK li34 bos potatoes 215 SKIS malt loo SKIS Of
bran 4l9 kegs lard 100 bbs flour and sundry produce
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW 0RLBASS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ESE RAILROAD, November lJ-lS39 bales cotton and
suldry produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
M0aGANS LOUISIANA AND THXAs RAILROAD
November l4-14 bales cotton 100 hhds sugar 81
bols molasses half bois molasses and suudries
November l5-l73 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton
80 bids sugar 2il bbls molasses and sundIies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16

A curious library may be seen at Cassel,
Germany, made from 800 European trees
The back Of each volume is formed Of the
bark; and the sides. of perfect wood. When
opened, the book is found to be box, con
tanning the fower. seed, fruit, and leaves Ct
the tree, either dried. or initiated il wax.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16

R1 NASH s. HODGsON-W. /. HOpGSOy
NJ auctioneeT-Ot1ica No. Carondeiet street.
On SATURDAY, December E, 1873 at twelve q clocs
NJ at the St Charles Auction Excl al ge IL the base
ment rotunda of the St Charles Hotel III this CITY
by virtue and i'll pursuance OF an order OF the hOn
a. L. Tssot, judge of the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, dated October % 1873 court
docket No. Sc COZ for account Of the succession OF
Mrs. Ellen TObin deceased wife OF Edward Henniu.
gen. at public auction will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the NlIst District of this city, i'll the
square No ~, bounded by Canal. Gasquet johnson
and Galvez streets designated as lot No. 4 which
measures % feet 'front.' On johnson street 26 feet
Inches in width in the rear, by depth of 125 feet
inches } lines on the line CT lot No. g. and l6
FEET | inch lines on the line of lot No. s
American measure, according to plan by L. H.
Pile, surveyor dated November = 1873.
The improvements consist of FRAME COT.
IAIh HOUSE, with two rooms and a kitchen
cistern, etc.
Iernls-CAsh on the spot
Act OF sale before C. VI. Emerson, notary at the
expense of the purchaser, including the taxes for
tde current year 1875. np2 10 % 80 dec
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80 sgse ToS Y..1.a s-e.r~

~ sgfe,S, Davis A s"EssEY-I 3.
~ Nator, Auctione+r; 0Ece No 80 tatup etr-et
TUESDAY Aovember 25, 1873, atswelve o'oioca NJ
Oh the premises, the banks of tho Paper sIill
canal corner of claiborne and P.ess streets Third
pstrlcs. by virtue and IN pursuance st an order
OF 'l.4 honorable the Second District Court Tor tf
parish OF orleans dated Rosenlber 2 1873, docket
No. 36,5l2 viii be sold
FORTY CORDS OF WE'LL sEASOSED CYPRESS
WOOD, Eow lying on the banks of the PAGER Mil
canal corner II VA borne a2d Press sSeets, in the
Third District of this city.
Terms-Cash Oh tie spot 10 gnitsa States t ea-
surY notes. nol2 is u %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16

Potter Palmer's pew hotel il Chicago,
just thrown open to the public, is said to u
the finest caravansary in the world The
building will cost about $4,000, 900; the site
upon which it stands is valued at 81 ,000. 00O
and the furniture will cost nearly $500, 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16

CIHC1NvATy November l5.-Cotton quiet: md
ding l4c. Flour advanced: 30 1905 b. wheat
Demand fur prices advance; : 210l %. Corn
Demand fair prices advanced 46c; shelltd 49, i5s;
new 42c eats Demand good; 3Ddinc. Pork firm;
ne Leld higher Bus meats steady shoulders
5e clear 1o 81 &; clear 81. ass" Bacon tilmeri
shoulders ca; clear rib She Gear &C. Whisky
steady, SIC
ST. LOUIS, November l5.-Cotton hell firmly;
nonlinaliy LIyhel middllns He flour dun ana
nnchaused Wheat firm; best g AIDES higher sor
No 2 spr rg chicago 99c0 81; No. fall s. 2fa
| :; sample lots OF No red winter 81 500l 50.
Corn higher; No mixed 42Isc in east elevator
SIC Provisions held firmly, but there is only a
small orler tlaGe Lard aliet; good &c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16
AUCTION SALES.

DY e. II. ESTLlN.-LOUlSIANA Auction
Il SALE STABLES, No. 243 Common stree. ~
tween Rampant and Basin streets.-C T. Estf "
Auctioneer will have regular sales of Horae
Mules. ETC., every WEDNESDAY, and SATURD1S
at II A. II.
Constantly in receipt of large invoices of "a,
tucky and Indiana Stock which will be sold on ~
above named DAYS without limit. sels5m