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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-10
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

In september, 1861, j q. Smith pro-
cured the lease of the Sullivan railroad,
and in one form or another it has been
leased until the present time, and is now
leased to j. G. Smith for the benefit of
himself and his associates. We find that
it is individually for the best interests of
the Central road that the Sullivan road
should be operated in connection with it ::
that their interests should be identical
and not adverse. We also find that the
Sullivan road has not been run to the
prejudice of the interests of the Yer
mont Central road.
Since the leasing of this road in 1861.
large profits have accrued and been paid
over to j. Gregory Smith and his as
sociates. 1t appeared that the net earn
ings had exceeded four hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
MONTREAL AND VERMONT JUNCTION RAIL
ROAD.
This road is principally owned by J.
Gregory Smith and Joseph Clark, and
operated by the trustees and managers of
the Vermont Central under an agree
ment by the terms of which the Central
pays fifty per cent. of the gross earnings
as rental. The amount has been paid
over to Smith and Clark, and amounts
in the whole to nearly 1897, 900. This
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
MARKETS..
OOmesfic Mafkefe.

NEW ToRk, June 10 vening-Cotton cN.st 1!
aCc sales today 4as bales; net receipt. IS safes
gross i.G8; exports today 2G7 baiss. Salee OF s!-
lures l2,ooO bales, AS follows: June l9s,c July
l9'sa53c August 1921 Gl9 l5l6c; September 1874 G.:
October 10 l-l60l8tc; December I'5sc. Flour
Southern quiet and unchanged Whisky more
active at s3c. Wheat lc better; moderate export
pay any advance; closed at 8 65o GO for Western
red winter Corn opened shade trme,; fair ez
port and scarcely SO active at 540 '9c for new
mixed Western. Rice quiet at =. a8a.c Pork
steady; new mess i6 62'. Beef dull mess $50
u 25 Lard lower at 9'se. Turpentne duh at 4ou
steaOy at *oa3 TO- freishis to LIvsIpoo! !.itt
per steam.
Rio Il, 90" bags. Sugar strong and advancing: far
10 good refining 7zas..c. Molasses du.! and un.
changed.
si1esot 1884, 1879: fivetwentes of ise. MI; Of
1864 llik; Of 1865, ll9; new u 4; of 1867 i2l7.,
Of 1865 l2o2a: new fves ISL. tep-iorties El2..
TIE nessee skies Il 4 rev is Virginia SKIS
-, 50, consolidated 50, deferred io.s, LoUis.
iana skies 10, new 40, levee skies ~. eigtt. So
Alabama eights 10; Georgia skies 10, sevens 90
North CaIo0linas 70. new j.: South taroliuas ~.
new l5h.
CISclESArI, June lo-Cotton steady, middlins
al "a. Corn dull l5c. oats DUH @6Ri6c. Provi-
. s,G1s lrIner' improved feeling. Mess pork finn;
steady; steam sac: kettle held at SIZE Bulk meats
firm shoulders t7.c; clear lib axe clear sac.
Bacon irrner shoulders ~ clear rb &c; clear
9kc, with jotbing sales. Whisky steady al ssc
ST. LorIs, June l0.-Cotton dun and unchanged.
Flour dull, market unsettled, with Only small and
broke lots selling for these the prices Tregl
lar and lower. Wheat frner; sample lots OF pi me
soft spring 81 IS; choice 90 + 40; No. fall 20
81 H. Corn steady, demand moderate No. p4ixed
38,ac. Oats hrDer and % shade bette. No 80 i 70
3llac. Whisky duh at 6yc Pork dull at Ri1. Dry
salt meats lower; loose clear nib 81 c: clear C.
Bacon lower; for future jobbing aud order lots of
shoulders Z ac clear rib sc; clear o.. Q94:c. Lard
dull, summer e..
Fsreiss Markets.
LIVERPOOL; June 10, Evenng;-Cotton closed uu
changed; sales to-day ~ 900 bales OF which J0.!
were tor export and speculation. The sales il. !
clude 6e9 American May shipments from Savap.
nah and Charleston at I'd: June delivery DO I'D |
August and September delivery from New Orleans |
Sl6d Red Western spring wheat 1lsdl2s I'd. |
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester trn Common
rOsn IS I'd. Spirits turpentine Sos Sd.
} LONDON, June 10. Evenipg.-Consols closed un.
changed. Bonds OF 1865 sold at 80; 1867 ~ 80;
new hVes 8g2s.
PARIS. June 10, Evening.-Rentes s6f .0c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
The COlOre6 Cadets.

says the HGGNS west pOInt correspond.
ent:
Flipper is dark. large, awkward man.
but Intelligent. Williams is butternut in
color, quick on his feet. and. am told,
made the best showing of any of the
''plebes' in the mental examination yeste.-
day. Both will pass, in all probability bu,
they are not 10 be congratulated. Theirs
Will be a bitter experience tor the next four
years.
Cadet Smith has had hard row 20 hoe
at West Point. Put down and put back
snubbed and sighted. he set himself
bravely to work for the prize Of ,ecosni-
ton. He is now in the third class. He has
grown tired of complaining, and seems 10
recognize the fact that he was no more
roughly "deviled" while .'plebe'' than
other youths. The cadets, the best of them,
confess that he has won their respect. as
most white lads would have incontInentiv
fed from the Academy rather than submit
for week to the treatment he has received
for three years. He has shown doggeG
courage and quiet determination 10 sue
coed that Is duly appreciated by tie cadets
1t is admitted on all sides that he viii
graduate at least with honor.
The poor fellow suffers for color. though
and in this favored school of our free re.
public, among mixed assemblage of Young
men, buttoned into stiffness Of department
and drilled into arrogance, he represents
the ambitious and pretentious OF his race.
With his high mission it is pity that he
was not named in his bDlbous DAYS Mont.
mOrency. rather than Smith. Even De
Smytherson might have saved him many
sneer. But Smith he is and on that broad
line he will fight it out all this summer and
part of the next.
If Williams passes the preliminary exam.
inatiOn he will room with Smith
Fhpper will have TO struggle alone IN a
room and in perpetual Coventry.
like Smith OF that ilk. l hardly think lie |
can stand it.
For the present the coiored gentlemen |
are left severely alone, although .hei. iso. !
lation is their greatest misfortune. They !
are not spoken tn except officially. 4 caGe: !
with whom l conyersed today said ,ha. |
these colored lads would he treated respect ;
fully. ''None OF .he fellows wouli hurt |
them, but every fellow ~cuid lie. ,hem |
alone" TO be sentenced 20 be ''le. alone
lie terrible doom. Another cadet thought |
that strong measures might be taken with !
them but tor Smith. Smith has inspired |
respect of a certain KIND. and the cadets |
think that it viii! no longer pay to knock
their heads against the fifteenth amend
ment and the civil rights bill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
BY Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF The LATE JOSEPH BENSON,
DECEASED
Second District Court for TIE Parish Of Orleans
No. l1,lo5.


DR. VIRTUE OF JUDGMENT RENDERED
- January 20, 1873, and signed January IS,
1879, 10 ne directed by tie honorable The Second
Distrie: Cour, for the PARISH OF orleans, in the
above entitled matter, VIII proceed sell at pub.
Ic auction, al the Merchants and AuctiOneers Ex-
change. Roya. street, between Cara and Custom
house streets, in the Second District of this city,
on SATURDAY. July L. 1873. at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the following described property. TO wit
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
v.th The dwell:nSEouse erected there on. situated
IN the Fourth District ~ this civ. in the
square naInoe .ix.y-,even which is bounded by
Washington. Camp, MagaziUe and Sixth streets.
Designate! by the numbers nine and ten. On plan
made tv c. A. Hedn late surveyor, on the elev-
enTh January 1851 deposited II Tie rec1 rds OF L.
K Kenny, formerly notary public. Said lots adj
JON each other, and measure each thirty feet one
ii"i ore I'VE font on Magazine street by one hun
slred and tweLty.six feet inch deep, between
paSallel ises. Said property was acquired by said
deceased 10y purchase from David Goodman. by act
passed before H. 3. Cenas late a notary p.l..c IL
this city, on the ninth day of June. 1852.
Tsrns-Cash OIL the spot.
" P. HARPER,
jeIl 2, 81, Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
ON THE SHORE OF THE GULF OF MEXICO
LOUISIANA.
Omen for the Ap0 NJ

The fines: surf bathing in the South. Delightful.
shady groves of orange and oak. Tho finest beach
Tor driving IN the world. The oyster farm Of the
South: Fish abound in every, variety. and game,
shIlmps and crabs always plentiful. Sail boats
fishing tackle and guides to enable guests to enjoy
the best OF sport VIII always be kept and no effort
spared to make this hotel the ne plus ultrs of
Louisiana. ~ "
The swift, light Draft and comfortable steamer
BOSSiER, under command of Captain Gus Richards
viii leave Harvey's canal every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY at A. NJ. Tor Gil and Isle aud way land
lngs, at the moderate fare of So
~ BOARD POI month $50; per week SIS per iay %.
era. The only real watering place and the rhst
Soalof'ape ooat TO take you there in the entire
'ou . Is. MARGOT
Jeo pr1urieso-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
MEDICAL.
RUyKEAU OF ,MOsADIc MEDICINr

II STrLnU VT NOCADIC MEDICINE
~. ., Ssuplgery and Midwifery No .s3 Birnyia zoe ~
nT VI "a nd14part street, near Canal street WI
mTuIcal observation-disclosures pa.sy Tever. Er-
and in t dsy. IL lrpsanit. OIopsv, Rheumatism
TRrdst Z nu IN. f a ssn. Cord and Nerves.
,au 1 hidneys, Bones JoInts etc TIN dnT"s
"S S loI me Treatment and cu:s of any d;seasa
, " Slcai Department-Reduces FIactnDss IT,
and ster p,soea,lons; speedily cures Impotentia
nInh reIlnty, Scrofula. all Uretlrsl and S.mi,aI
fre sIsseS dHsneIea seIota and skin Diseases
toIuens OF oimcuIt Urinatlons Preserves Th
ron amputatiOn. Dissoives stone. in ~ F I'M os
withont G and cures Ulcers Cancers or stx;ctnrs.
"Ian iIV pain; Five dollars, $50 s 100. 'os
Mio"IIery Department-PositiveIv cnr.. -, H.;
c%ar. VI tne womb and ovaries, all unnsnai a.;
msnsss .r n,eerations or irritatons and Wen the
whatever t nantui OF DISTRACTED fiom any cause
IeIte ~ rev days Five dollars s25, SO 100
leans To addressed to postoee box HI, New Or
hours for nos aSis. r. vii, receive attention once
luz gentlemen. from to p NJ. - q.
Coror,.a LANCELOT II. EvERIrr
~"iVWIs,1u D0cto1 of Medicine and Philosonh
and Of t isc1 or the Royal College Of Surgeons
Pbilo o1 Inc lHunterian Society of Med1cinas
ti tn and Bellies Letters Of the nnvsr.;,
fles OF London, Edinbnrs u. Andrev.V e at
fo0n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
W. p. HARPER,
Iel! - jyI2 Sheriff OF fine Parish Of (,rleans
John Z. Maynard V. lime Murni,x

John Il. Maynard vs.. Jane Murphy,
WidoN OF a. Calhoun. Natural tut:ix and su:.
c9vor III community.
GSOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans Nc. II 9Jl-By virtue o: a writ of seiz
Tie ana SAFE 20 ne directed by the honorable the
FOURTH District Court for the parish of Orleans in
tie above entitled cause. viii proceed TO sell at
pubic auc.ion. a. :he Merchants ard Auctioneers
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
toLLouse streets III the Second District of this
city. oh WEDNESDAY,, June II. 1878 AT twelve
ocioeE W.. the following described property, to
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. wifi. all o..
buildings and improvements thereon rights wavs
seTVitudes, privileges and advantages .herenntn
or IL. any wise apperta aiming. situated in
,ne FRS, Bistiic: Of Nh. city. in the square
Doanded BY Liberty formerly ST Paul., Fran Xii,
formerly 81. Peter) Grod and julia streets m,aa.
ulibg IL American measule, forty-sx feet front on
liberty street, by a depth of one hundred and
twenty lille feet SIX inches between parallel lines
rem beins the same propertv Which the late Archibald
calhoun acquired by purchase from the success
SION OF Frederick q. Eichels and his wife Sin4tfe
beins"s,Ier, as per act passed before Louis m.
vlsneaud notary public il. this c1ty on III. 18th
day OF Dece IL Der 1867. "
seized in tie above suit,
1erms-Cash the spot.
". P. HARPER,
mvl" - jet Sheriff of the Parish nf crI.oa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

Total week t.ioIe.... t.0l .GJ5 - 60. J,3 81
Gold opened al H.: dlI.a., agans. He. AT New
IL 4. against HE. i'll that market. The advance
res lzed the New Yor, IS ascribed 20 the
scarcity OF cas- n eod of the custornlouse weight
The sales summed up S2o,GGo, embracing 5000 at
l.. s. SIS Ott s l"oo 5000. s 10 coo and 35 900 at
ia, b15 go at iI.1p 0Il.7s. and $500 AT !l8.
No sales Of silver reported. american .aif
DOLLARS were still quoted at l0s0lIo and Mexican
dollars rlle at :. T. cent premium IN gold for
AID FOR Old.
Exchange, and under the course o' gold at New
York the maike! gave way !. t, ce.t. Tie sales
were confined 10 eli GOO. embracing $50 and
Gi:t0 bin OF !adng at 211,: $1,000 bill ei lading a:
ll.3, and G!Gi0 bank at -.
The only sales of francs reported were 60 eco and
10000 at.
No sales o! German marks reported.
At The ciOse STEERING bills were quoted at ~. !. a
l28', for bill .; aiding and Al clear, and -al23':
for bank: ard francs at 4.5l Hi.46a. Tor private,
and roinnal al I.it.. for bank. German marks
were nominal.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were nodeI.
ate and private bills were at ll6 = 1T lower The
sales covered S 1855 ,oO sight New YORK, eIptrac-
ing SIS Geo commercial at . = cent premium,
w 900 commercial and sl5,ooO private ban rs
and $15 600 bank at ..32.
The banks continued to check on New York
al . t. cent premium. but private sight was
quoted at 4 a3.l6, against 3.lG0, yesterday.
The only sale of stocks reported WAS ?" shares
of state National Bank at S97 50; we also heard
of other transactions, but al the particulars
We're withheld.
In bonds noticed sn active demand for city
gold bearing seven per cents, the reported Gales OF
which comprised $50 COO embracing S.e9o at 591.
) Is, 900 at 594 aj9a4 and 5000 at SEA. They
quoted at the close at SO I. J9a.. We heard of
order pending for s 800 600, and there may have
been other safer not reported.
Metropolitan Police warrants, unde: The il.
sueIce of an active demand, rose 20 s2d34, at
which they closed. against 80 yesterday. TIE
sales included 5000 at 81 y, and i 200 at 65.
No sale of Graham State warrants were reported.
but they were quoted at a54i6. winch shows a
slight Improvement
The sales Of Clinton State warrants incudeI
1900 at 5i4s $l210 at 561 and $50 al 56a. They
quoted at the close at $50 IS, against IS yes
terdsy.
We hs ard Of netting in legislative warrants.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

A farmers convention, composed of men
of all parties, was held N Washington,
Iowa, on Monday last. 70 nominal eandi-
dates for the Legislature and country off,
GERS. Every township in the county was
represented, and, Judging from the vigorous
tone of the resolutions. the delegates were
D resolute set of men. They denounce the
State Legislature for falling to pass law
regulation railroad rates and declare that
no candidate for the Legislature will be
supported who twill not pledge himself to
vote for such law, and TO refuse to accept
passes or any. other petty brides from rail-
road corporations. The candidates whom
nomination, to abandon all former political
connections, and to profess allegiance
benceforth only to the interests Of the
farmers and workingmen. 1t is expected
that State convention of the same chsrac-
Ter viii soon be held in Iowa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
OOMMEROIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, June 10, 49,,

COTTON-The sales today mot including 81
bales yesterday, not reported until to-dayl en-
bIaeed $3.50 bales, at about previous rates for poor
al dusty lots but fuller prices for clean ard
running lists, especially CT strict good ordinary
and street low mddling. We accordingly make
partial advance in Our quotations for strict Ordi-
nary, strict good ordinary. low !niddling and
strict low midding, and give also the Exchange
figures, which are TOR average lists according
with its types, while ours present the proper
range of the market for average .ists but with
the outside figures Tor 10" middlirg good ordinary
and ordinary given IS the OUTSIDE Tor stiic: Ci
those q AIDES:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
r. p. Duconee We. E. Il. L;yauda;..

Il
Etot ETH DISTRICT COURT FOR y!Ep,pISH nE
L cHltans, No. =, iSi-Bv -iTtn. ut Z writ ~ -. -
t!'e ana SAFE to me directed nv til. ho,o,ah. ~.
toufth District Court for the par sh 0: ORLEANS i,
me ABOVE entitled cause. 1 will proc-.G 70 IN az
puoiic auction, at the Merchant. and i.c.ione.r.
hAchaLSe, Royal street, between Canal .ud Cus
tonah"use streets. IN the second District az IN.
csy, on SATURDAY, july IL, 1873 al tw,lv.c'.,nct
Vi, inc following described pr,pei4 :; =, WI
A CERTAIN LOT OF GRotNS WIN .is o.,
psoSemehts thereon, situated III 'he Sixth District
VI til5 city IN the square beuHced BIZ Magazine
Jena 1--we OAK and Cadiz streets said lot desio.
na1ed oY the number three of sad snusre Will
Is designated by the number :wertv.three m n
pan MADE byS a. Heddn. late surveyor. dated
ne SIXTH OF October. 1889 and deposited ia tba
t tee e iI a. and ce1as formerly pubic in
on special plan by William Thiel. late architect'
ua.ed me NTH OF December 1885, deposited n The
once OF Robert j. Ker: notary public in tbs citv e
according to which plan the said lot of ground
nn h,,,' tIlty 1eet most On Magazine street bv
property acquired by the defendant ierei, frn mo
Leopold berner, on the sixteenth Of ANIL. 1859
Seized in the above suit A''"' "oo's
Terms-Cash On the spot
jel2 % jyl2 Sheriff Of the Par;sn as o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
Constant Cambas vs.. Louisa EOurce0 IT,
Wife OF ThOmas Taluino and her husband.

-
WIFE OF Thomas Taquino. and her hus baud.
GlXTE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. $649-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale 70 ne directed by the honorab the sixth
District Court for the parish of Orleans. IN the
above entitled cause, Will proceed to sell al public
auction. at ;ne Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
chanse, Royal etreet, between Canal and Custom.
house streets, il the Second District OF this city.
on SATURDAY. J1iy y, 1873. at twelve O'Clock NJ.
the following described property TO wit
LOl OF GROUND together with the buildings
and improvements thereon Nos 283 ard 285 Mar
ais street. situated il the Second District of this
clty. and designated by the number five, in the
square bounde" BY tn. Bayou road P!auche or
MafaIs. Where ard bsplanade streets, plan
drawn by Joseph Pile, late surveyor and dc pos.
ted ia the Office OF o. de Armas, notary public IN
thIs city. SAID lot measures. French measure
forty feet front on Plauche or .Marais street bv
one hundred and thirt Weight feet seven inches in
depth; winch property IS the separate property of
the defendant herein, Mrs. Taquno, given 10 her
by AeE grandmother. sne late Mrs. Jose phne Toll
edano, widow OF Jean Lou is DIouet by virtue OF
the maria &c contract of said TAquinO and wife
executed before 4. E. Bienvenu notary public IN
this city. on the twelfth @. January. 1855.
Seized il the above suit.
Terms-Cash OF she spot.
". P. HARPER,
leI y iy2 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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and River Report.

The signal service. United States army,
reports. for the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record. and rise or fall! of
the rivers. at ;':.3 P. NJ. local time, yester
day. as follows:
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THE RIVERS.

Tie river here is two feet FIVE inches
below high water mark of 1871.
younS lady. On being asked where was
her native place. replied. Il have none; l
am tne daughter of Methodist preacher"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

tl 1sie1 81 - 70 MARRIAGE.-HAPpv
+Sr . u1l I0E young men. Sent tIee in ss,i1 :,
Phi,e1s,SPes Address HOWARD ASsSCIxTT,n1SMs'
high r., INSTITUTION havin:
ssionai Xiii ios honorable conduct and nro
Nb2s I'm cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

PY G. DE FERRET & CO.-sOEN G. MON.
y ROSE. AIctIOneer-Ofice No 81 ROYAL street.
THURSDAY juiv Il. 1873 at twelve O'clock NJ at
TCtllda OF lie ST. Louis Hotel, viii he sold by pnb
nc auction, ny virtue OF order from tie hcnora-
hIe A. L. IsSo.. lUdge OF The Second District Court
foI the pa: OF Orleans, dated jane c. 1873 the
follownG described real estate. tor mt of said
IA CERTAlyPoRTIoN OF GROUND. situated in
he Third District OF Gins city. u square
No II. bounded by Casaea!vj CT ROYAL!
Gleatmen, or DauphiIe. T-icou and Delery
streets, designated by the letter A. and
measuring Y feet front, more or less. on
tIIeaimen, or Dauphine, street, by 90 fee, inches
Hnes, mere or less, in depth and front On Delery
street. together with tie One-story house erected
,aeitoa containing q store. i've rooIn> side ; ID
rear gallery. sheds. two c.stern., garden. etc.
:. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
same dlstrIct, and adjoining the above. and meas.
nlNg - 1eet i.Ont, more 1T less, on GIeatInen or
Danphine street, by 80 feet inches lines more
0: less III GeIth. together it TIE ones:o y house
four rooms, story kitchen, covered with
states, containing two rooms, shed. prlvies, two
cisterns. etc.
3 TWO SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK. OF
$50 each, o; the New CIlesus Cye1i. Foncier Asso.
cation.
the stock thirdly described, cash on the spot for
the properly secondly described She purchaser to
assume the payment Of ftty.thTee mortgage notes
o. 5 ~ I" each, il tavCr OF the New Orleans Credit
ronc!er association, aud payable respectively and
maturing every month from the first o: May 1873;
ana !or The balance u sbe pI-ce OF aGj Indication
cash on tit spot.
Acts Of sale al he expense o! purchasers before
=. g. sudIv. notary pubic.
jell "a p % iy5 IL IL
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of Caleb Wilmington No.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of OreaEs-WheIeas Henry White has De.
titioned the court tor letters Of administration
ca the estate of the late Caleb Wilmington de-
ceased intestate. Notice Is hereby given TO all
whom il may concern, to show cause within ten
days why he prayer vi the said petitioner should
not be granted
By order O. the Court.
iell Is 10 FRANK PACE II CYerf
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession OF DR.. j. HOmberger-HO.
$50.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- o: Gieans-NOtice is hereby given 70 the
creditors Of this estate and to all other persons
herein interested to show Calse. within ten DAYS
from the present notification. # any they have or
can. why the account presented by the admins.
traitor Of Wis estate should not be hOnOiogated
and approved, and the funds distributed IN &C.
cOrdance herewith.
By order 0. che COare.
ie. II Is. FRANK PACE iR, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

Succession of Geronimo Sayini. Deceased
widow 10y first marriage of }. NJ. Stella and ds.
ceased vie W SECOND marriage Gf '. GATH
No. 36 }9i
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
~ % OIieans.-Whereas as, Charles Savn has pe;i.
TONED tie court for letters OF aimini stralon on
the estate OF tLe lat Geronimo Savini. deceased
interstate. Notice j. hereby given TO all whom it
may concern 70 sh.w cause within ten DAYS why
the prayer o: the said petitioner should not 30
granted.
By order Of the Court.
my3a je4 9~ FRANK PACE .H Clerk
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WANTED.

WANTED-BY LADY OF uNoUEsTIoNa nv
family position ladys maid nurssrv
goserness or such like position either in the city
W else"ae1e' address s.. st thus office. ies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

Succession Of George ". Cav.on-No.
GECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Oriears.-Whereas. Henry C;eMen: Millau.
don has Petifoned the cOuI: ,Or letters OF admins.
lation on the estate Of the late George y Carson
deceased .rtestate. Notice - Ie2eby given to all
whom !: MAY concern to show cause, within ten
days: Why he prayer OF the sad petitioner shoud
not De granted.
Bv oIGey CT the Court
je7 II FRANK PACE JR Clerk.