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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
Atfnck on the lnrransipenfes.

Yesterday, while the Intransigentes Of
this city were attempting TO organize Z.
demonstration in opposition 70 the Carlists.
they were attacked by body Of citizens
who dispersed the assenbiage. destroyed
the red flags, and beat TIE bearers Of the
Objectionable colOrs.
BARCELONA, August 9-The Carlists are
concentrating their forces before Burgos.
the capital of the Spanish province of that
name. preparatory to making al attack on
the city.
Moving in BerGn.
A force Of Carlis.s. numbering four
thousand men, is marching on the town OF
Berga. fifty miles northwest OF tai. .!ty.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
STORE And DWELLING AND SMALL 'U1!aHE
UN DESIRABLE LOT OF GROCNn, ON ST.
LOUIS STREET. BETWEEN DERBiGNl AND
CiA!SCENE STREETS. SECOND i.STRlCT.
PvBL!C ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES AND GECRG. iOWLRY
DECEASED.
Second District Cour. for the fa:.sI Q! Orleans
No. c6,;o7.
pY WALTON. DAVIS T. FKERET

pY WALTON. DAVIS e. EkERET-
ID J.. Z. Walton. Auctioneer-Ottce No 80 Camp
street.-on WEDNESDAY,. September :. 1873, at
tioneers' Exchange. on Royal street. in this city,
By virtue and in purs OF order OF rne Hon.
4. I. TissO. udg. Of the Second District Court for
the paIlsh OF Orleans, dated tie twenty-titn day
of July 1873 court docket No. So 46!, will be sod
for account Of the above named succession. the
following described property, to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND. with the buildings and
Improvements thereon, IN the Second District
OF this city, designated by No. 26 OF square
No. IS, bounded by st. Louis, Claiborne and
Derb,gny streets and Carondeiet walk. according
plan By Joseph Pile, dated May !. .9lO, depos
tied in the Office OF d. L. McCay. then a notary in
this city measuring, in American measure 25 feet
front St Louis street, by depth OF llO !eet. be-
tween parallel lines.
The Improvements on this lot consist of a one
story frame store and dwelling, fronting On st.
Louis street, onestory cottage in the yard. con.
tanning four rooms with galleries, wood shed and
kitchen detached. ciste:n and paved walks.
Terms and ondltions-One half cash; balance
on credit of year, in the note OF the purchas
CT, ts his own order and by him indorsed bearing
interest at the late of eight per ceut per annum
and mortgage on the property sold until final pay
ment, with the clause OF five per cent attorneys
fees in OF suit, The purchaser to assume the
taxes for the YEAR 1873; The buildings to be kept
sured and the policy transferred.
Act ot sale before Theo. BusaOA, notary pubic,
al the expeuse Of the purchaser
aul . IL % 50 SeS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
By john 6. Wire.

'ol = VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. WITH TIE +
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, CONSISTING OF .
.Nc-STORT UWkLL!NG and AN EXTENSIVE
BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT ESTAB
L;ShAsNT, IN THE >erARE BOUNDED BY
GiE0r. EAsIE il LA AEDERANKLIN STEETS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

FoUR.ST0RY BRICK HOUSE NO. .c5 OLD LEvEE
SUCCESSION OF JOHN LORENZO ALIAS LcREg.
ENCHITI.
Second District Court for the Parish Of O.leaos-
No. 81. Asa.
pY G. DE FERRET & CO-JOHy q. MON.
- rose. AUcJ"Ieer-Ofice No. % RoyaI street
THURSDAY, august IA. 1873. at ,weive o'clock NJ
at tie st. L@lls Auction Exchange II the basement
rotulda o, the ST. Louis Hotel. viii he sold fv plb.
Ic auctlou. hv virtue OF order from the Hon
A. L. 1lssot nudge OF the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated July 2 1873 the fol.
lowing described property, Tor account OF sad
succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in tbe
second District OF this city i'll the square bounded
by Old Levee. st. Louis, Toulouse and Chartres s
Streets designated by the letter A and u1ea rim q
lt feet front Old Levee street iy 6i feet inches
alley common TO SAID lot and 70 three others said
alley being ) feet wide and placed IN such wav as
10 dlVlit sai0 lot III Two parts, together with the
torI.storg slate root brick house ere cted til ereon
and being No l35 Old Levee street. and now occT.
ped by r. Siovltcb. The wLoie according 20 pjsu
MADE by A De Arinas. surveyor. dated July H. 1873
and on exhibition al the Exclauge.
Terms OLe- I'D cash on the sp0r and the hsi
ace equally at one AID two years ur notes divided
INTO coupons 10 SUIT the convenience of part ies
concerned. gearing SIX per cent interest from date
I" maturity ana eight per interest ner a. mum
from maturity until PAID secured by vendors priv.
llege ana special mortgage the prOrelt. sod:
tHe purchaser 20 assume t.-c taxes C.! 1873 and 70
insure the property 5or the amount OF said notes
ana tiusiei t.!t same 70 ce holders q: said rn,es
III case OF .N}t, .!V' pei cent attorney. comnis.
SONS to he lke"is+ secured by mortgage
j.. Act OF SAFE befoce VI. T. Uuc,cs apIaYy y, bic at
the +2pense rf tll- 1uYch.sSr.
rvfu (. >
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
CONNIE ROyAL

SATURDAY EvkS.ys. aug-s: 9. :2.-.
COTTON-The sales .o-Gay embraced 20 bales
at prices requiring no change N $40
tations. We give also the Exchange hgures, which
average lists according with It's types wl.le
ouIs present the proper range OF the market %:
average lists bat with the outside fguTes for low
middi ing, good ordinary and ordinary given as tie
outside for strict OF those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ASsIMiLlTED
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

mThe Reedsburg Wisconsin, Free Press
employs women exclusively. 1t says: I'VE
have a calico foreman two dimity com
positors,' and the sweetest little devil in
pink muslin to be found anywhere
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

. ne undrsigned coal merchants ia.iu. suffered
~ mine Ihe past season heavy losses in :h. way of bad
s' iitNe oeth compelled to .ssue this card to the
pnohc, notifying ali consumers of coal that from
anu a'ter this date Our terms for coal win in.
Mvarianiy va ne IN cash when ordered or Oh de.ivery.'
''sAsep'!o!.s WI! ne made to This Ilil.
W.G. WILMOT L CO,
kkSiifs / 60.
BEALES 4 LAME
". q. COYLE L CO
SPENCER FIELD, .E. CO..
!. 4 Z. DEVERGE>,
H. : c. TYLER
B. .. WOOL. {. BROTHERS.
.,. K. D. MACLN
.. V, -. MiCHRAi L KfiT
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
SPAIN.
Salamanca

the restoration Of the national authority in
Salamanca have been concluded between
the deputa tion from that city and the gov
ernment, but the conditions have no: been
na6e vuh1ic
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

pY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. aCC-iONEER .
- cf:.e n" (. Exchange alley.-THURSUAi Sep.
tenoeT l.. 1913, at twelve o'clock NJ WI! p4 sold At
the 81. Louis Auction Exchange on st. Louis street.
between Charities and Royal streets nv virtue and
in pursuance 70 all order from the Hon. A. D. Tis
sot. Judge OF the Second Distric: Court for the
parish OF Orleans dated August 1913 in .he above
matter the following described property 20 wit
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND situated in III. Fam
3oUrg 81. Joseph in the CITY o. Jeferso now III.
Sixth District OF til. city. designated by the Nos
a., and OF square No. :, which i. bounded by
Laurel. Pension, 1--we Oak and General Tavior
streets, as LEI certain plan drawn by J. A D Hem
lcouit, surveyor G'. the eighth Of September I2t:
10, 80. ioTtna tIle corner OF Live Oak and Cen
.r.. Tayor streets and measures 20 ieeet from on
Live "a street by lis feet in depth and from, On
GENERA IavIoi street Lots Nos. s. and adio;1
edch other aud measure each 2s feet from an jiya
OAK stree: by rs IN depth, between parallel lines
Lot No - feet front On General Taylor street hv
10 .eet IN depth. between parable. lines all Amer
lean measure ~ N
Ierms-Casl rs on the spot. The purchaser to as.
sume the pay ment OF half of all the taxes due On
said property for the current wear 1879 over and
above the price Of adjudication NA Oh"
Act OF sale before E Bouny notary public. at the
expense of the purchasers. au8 Il ~ 20 ssS II IL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
BASE BALL.
The !Atinntics Beat the NIutuals.

New YORK, August 9-The Mutuals
were defeated by the Atlantics this even
ing, on the Union grounds. by score Of
fweIy tO two
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
TIE CROMWELL LINE
FOR FLORIDA,

FOR FLORIDA.
Cedar keys and Key West. Carryius thu
Cnited States tfuil.
A The New Orleans Florids
80 - @ WI alsl,a'ch liIsJ c,ass fast pas
Every Week.
Tien' 'he 1907 o, Sal!l0pa street Fist District
RATES OF PASSAGE
c,,;, 10 hey "es,. 10 Cedar Keya
observation-disclosures. SO S25
~ through bills of iadirg !ssre,. 20 al points IN
Florida, including Tampa ana to New Yo,s Charles
ton and Savannah.
None but the compan-s !'iiis of ladipg signed,
ana lone signed after sailing o: til. steamer
Splendid passenger accomInoa aa.io.. and through
Nckets gwen TO above points.
Office. f''A' A'o'' '1'
For freight or passage apply 20
4. ROBERTS Treasurer
No l2G Common street,
over the Louisiana. National Bank
The steamship -- follows OIL regular dsv,
Geo iv N'N 90 ~ "''' ~-I'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
BREMEN

VIA hAFEE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvAIL
Ak The Steamships OF the Nsrn
&6f6 German Lloyd VII sssun. .A4,
regular trips next faas follows.
STRASSBURG. ..xepte1aher II 1r-obsr ~ iI
HANNOtER.. .eeptemter q; Dc.oI,sr Ok
FRANKFURT. October q rs|[,o IgnueL 90
kokLN October o. Nova,ahsr %
FuztIer days of departure will co .dv.r,,ssa n.re
r, after.
Ae steamers touch outward at Earre and Hsv.
ora, ara or the!r home trip at havana anG South.
amp1on TO land and receive Passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE
'AoA- DAeHeN. southampton or HAVE 70 Havana
49, or Now Orleans.
- ihSc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, - gold.
fIoAi new orleans or Eavana 20 SoUtLAmpton
davre CT Bremen.
1"A1I.'s 3 t5O gold.
"'eeiaRe... IS gold.
from New Orleans to Havana
StecAssc.. IS gG:d
faesag0 tleEe5s from Breneu Snutbamptnp m
havre to New Orleans. Issued oy tie uude rsicDad
For !uTther particulars apply 30
I'D. +. STOCKIEfEk co, Ayepta
""' ~ No. AZ Cnien street
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPCBL!CAN I
sunday. August 10. 1913.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
stea:Is. ''ity OF Galveston. Evans. 70, :ew York
VIA Eayau.
Ey...s.. lark pine, Brown .or Liy.rpoo:
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Sc;ecns. Helena. Evans. s days f., u Gonacca 20
. MacLeca * Oter;-2d dist,le.pT
STEAMBOATS,.
s: JchE. Greathouse, from Ea:oE :ccge
BELOW At QUARANTINE.
S..ar-i-ip Clinton. TaTwe!l. Iroiu H.v-L:.. % A
H.-.:..E aCV-
EXPORTS.
EivERpoOL-Balk Alpine-I3ql na'ts cotton go.
SsW YORK VIA HA"ASA-Steaas!i City of
Galre ston--to, Nea' Yofk--l2l bales ct.tul!-For
Eavaua-til- .ks corn 700 doz hrooIns 251 empty
!ogsheaa. ;" empty barrels 1tHo s..vet IS tols of
grouse - JOS :lrpeDtine
IMPORTS.
EoErEAUE-Barb Po ymnie-Ae.i nis.
OLA-S chooner BeliI,..-.5 tons old
!:0l . b.ls honey pAgs beeswax
ECSACCA-Schooney Ee!ena-le0G cCcoanuts 900
ounche. bananas II 600 panta;ns
HAVASA-Ea:k PO.ar-10 hLds Eo'asses 20 iLds
aspLa.t.L
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BATON RoVGE-Steamer st Johl-. y...s cotton
aLG s-Ad!!es
RECEIPTS By RA1IEcAp.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREA? NORTH
EES RAILROAD August 9-3S bales cotton 10 binds
tobacco snd s-ndry oroauce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD August 9-333 bales cotton ard sundrles
&OKGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAN RAILROAD,
Angus. .-.: bales cotton 10 hiGs sl.ca: and sun
d.i-s
.ic,.. a., bale. cotton AMI suniri.s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

ID eeI-Offic. No. Se Exchange alley.-WEDNES.
DAY. August 20. 1915 at 1880 A. NJ viii he sold on
the premises. No SO South Market street by ogde
OF the Second District Court for the pa1isl. OF
Orleans
TIKI CONTENTS OF THE COFFEEHOUSE con.
sisting OF Wires Liquors, Chairs, Tables etc.
Also-One lot OF Household Furniture one Gold
Watch aI:d !, fot Of Jewelry.
TerMs-Cash on the spot. aus 2Os
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES W. WILSON.
pY CHARLES r. EORTIEk, AUCTION
ID eer-Otf.e No. 81 Exchange all-y.-TCESDAY
August 'e. 1873. at twelve O'Clock NJ will be sold
on the leree, rear Canal street ferry. Alsiers by
order OF the Second District Court tor the parish
of Orleans
One lot Of Paint. one 'ot Of Furniture and Jew.
elrv, and Scrip q: Texas Lands.
Terms ash on the spot aug y lS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SOUTH MARKET
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF MARIA B. SEITz,

SUCCESSION OF MARIA B. SEITZ.
DY CHARLES E. FORTlER. AUCTION
ID eer-U1ice Ne. 90 Exchange allev.-THuRS-
DAY, September H. 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, will
of the Hon / T;ssof uoe ~ +ha seco35d = Ii;s
trict Court for the parish of Orleans dated August
S, 1875
LOT OF GROUND. with all the buildings
thereon situated IN the First District. des guateI
by the No. 2 il square bounded by South Market.
Delord, Tchcupituulas and New Levee streets, meas
urir 2l feet inches front OIL South Market street.
by So feet inch in depth. The house bears the No,
SO South Market street.
Terms-Cash the spot.
Act of sale before Joseph Cohn. notary pui.c, at
purchaser! 5 expense. aus y sci H.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
By Charles E. Fort1er.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. HOMAS MCNAMARA.

DY CHARLES T.. FORTIER, ACC.
ID tioneer-Otice No. 81 Exchange alley.-WED-
NFSDAY Septeubr TO- 1873 at twelve O'clock Nj.
VIII be sold at Meehan's eotfeehOuse, corner OF
Where and BOuny streets (Agiers), by order OF
the Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge of the Second District
Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated July 81,
1873
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ing and Improvements thereon, in the Fifth Dis
rrict. designated by the No. 20, of square No. i,
bounded By Elmire, Chestnut, Alex and Eliza
streets, measuring 81 feet inches front on E!uire
street. by $50 feet deep
Terms-One- half cash; balance in one year. for
note secured by mortgage with eight per cent in
terest, the purchaser to pay the taxes Of 1875
Act of sale before W. H. Seymour, notary public,
at purchasers expense. aug 20 50 selU-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP (,0Mp.v,

NIAIG LINE s1EANSH{p (OMpANv
LIMITED
The following Iew trss class, ic.l- powered IN,
built Screw steamships are intended 70 sail
,arly between NEW ORLEANS aud LIyRppo..
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA, q 90 tons register Cao-si.
MINNESOTA. 2Ut0 tons register. .iIaItaip u"ET
ALABAMA, 24o' tons register. ....... Cantan rA rlA
PENNSYLVANIA. 25o0 tons ,esisteY "an,sin ps& p5s&
VlRGi MA, $500 tons 2isters rsntsin ~ ~
GEORGIA, 25Go tOrs res eas;er........- 'aeH
ASA The steamers o! t..ie lipe will "a
a. for Liverpool direct. a. follow. W. :
LOUISIANA, SATURDAY. .urn.,s
From New York to Glasgow:
oIs.HaSla a.........'.......'.N " &c nesGay Aueust
GEORGIA. .......... We'd esdav Ausns. y
PENNSYLVANIA. ....... Wednesday. SertsTS.s.ss
VIII receive and sign through hlits of lsd;rs!.!!
Havre, Bremen Hamburg Antwerp AotterS"
and all Continental ports. 'isS
Return tickets Issued Svaiiat's fop rWp,v,
MONTHS, at reduced rates, and Through Tos.s
TO all parts of the Unitea Kir gdon and Eu1ons 's
stewardess AID surgeon a,e attached IN ss,,
steamer no charge IS ma6e fox attrn6.noaesV1 nv esV1
medicines. s~
Money orders granted free OF charge.
Prepaid Emigration Tickets issued he,A IN -,
ties deslrous of sending for their friends p'
These vessels cross tie bar al all times w;,h.
detention. "i'no"
For freight and passage, having su..,ior oo,.-
nOdatioEs, apply to NS''~
A. Z. MILLER l. CO.
sei4 No. 29 CarOndelet street, New Orlean.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

Stock land Angus: &. .I8,,:............. 20 ea84
-REIIhTS-We have no change 20 notice in the
market. which continues extremely dull, with
only limited amount OF freight room and few Of
te.ln-s W. qNote: BY steam-CottoE {" Liverpool
1oaa-: 20 New York lc; to Philadelphia. lc. Corn
:" Liverpool. 2d Tobacco TO New York Sc.
Flour 80 Liverpool IS I'd; oil cake AZ Q45s. BY
sail-Co-toD TO Liverpool -0ll-lod; 10 Hsvre la.c:
I" Genoa ia.c tobacco to Liverpool Cos. to Hav.e
ttk: 70 GENOA .ys.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

Second DistI.c: Cour: for the ..,:sc Of Orleans
No &c 81.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
Il. D. NACL1E.
No. 81 Car0ndeiet street.
TO THE PUBLIC.

f!!lsbu's anthracite and Virginia Camel Coal
screened Tor family Use and deliver.. al lowest
market rates. % ia ..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
AUCTION SALES.
By Walton, Davis & Freret.
AN IRREGULAR PORTION OF GROUND IN The
THIRD DISTRICT AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF r. P. G. OLIVE. DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Sc 443.

DY WALTON. DAVIS & FRERET-'. 3.
on "Wednesday September 3, 1878, at twelve
o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange OIL ROYAL street in this city, ey virtue
and in pursuance of order Of the Hon A u. ils-
sot iudse OF the second District Court Tor the par
ish os Orleans. dated July 19. 1873, court DOCKET
No. 3S.4 4l3. will be sold for account OF tEe 'sooFe
named succession the following described prop
erty. 70 W.T.
AN IRREGULAR PORTION OF GROUND. with
the buildings and improve ments thereon, in the
Third uistr ct OF this city, III the square bouuded
by Paris avenue. Bruxelies, White, and SrTe
streets, measuring IN AmerlcaI. measure. $40
feet 20 inches ines more OF less front on
Eruxell.s street, ~ eet inches front On White
street 32a Tee front Sere street, - iees IL
incnes lines front Paris avenue. ana 5tI rect
inches lines on the line luIlir. :Ton Waite
street to Paris avenue.
Te1ms-Casn i'll United states treasury notes
Act of sale before --. lCfafv peo &c.
at expenst of purchaser. aui . 10 l3 ~ -"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

seeon! ist.i,: Cou:: 10, the Parish O: O:.esrs-
80. - ...9.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
HosEEoLD FURNITURE, WATCH ASD JEWEL
RI. PAINTINGS, LOT Of TOOLS, ETC.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
By Placide J. Smear.

FIVE VALUABLE LOTS OFGROliND N THE SIXTH
DISTRICT CORNER OF LIVE OAK aEpGEN.
EE.tL TAYLOR STREETS.
IN TEE NATTERO OF THE MINOR Michel DuTHEY.
Seccn. N.s:Ic: Court for the Parish o G..a,.s-
No. 50 529.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
SALE IN PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. So .49I.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

SUCCESSION OF Z. {. AND Z. H. SHAW.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ASSIMiLI
10 THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

A rain storm of unusual violence suspeH3.d ont
door operations during the great: par: o the
morning notwithstanding. which 5i8 bales changed
hands divided among three buyers. stter which.
although the weather continued shOw.Iy. Ihe.e
We're further sales OF 26o bales at prices showing
no auotable change. OrdiLar9, dusty, sold a. !,
asd strict good ordinary al l.c The better aut.-
tiles appeared to be steady. but tie lower grades
especially when dusty, were irregular ana cas-.
The amount on shipDOard cot cleared, gong OF
bo4d and engaged for shipment was set Gow.-
at the oDening this morning at Sooo tales en-.
hracing 65o" for Liverpool, 1000 for HARE and
5gG TOR the North, which. when deducted from
tie stock on hand by running statement
last evening, leaves 1900 bales to represent tle
quantity az the landing and IN .Itsses unsu!d or
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Market .l.c..s .td-
Sales 80 bales
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
RAILROkDS.

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD
Passenger Depot Fnor Of Canal sr..-
Or and after May rs, 1873, trains la.v.
S 4. NJ. and p. NJ. oal,
Arrive daily at A. NJ. and4 rM
The P. NJ. Express train stops ouly at
stations. 'oeA
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Spring. and j..
eycepted} at SIS P. NJ. NSendA
Returning, leaves Ocean Springs At 6
arrives at New Orleans al $50 l. u. I
This is the only line running pULLMArp.
CARS through without change TO Los;s,snaLA
Louis, Lynchburg, and Virginia Springs l
For tickets and information applv a. oe
ner Camp and Common st-eets, op1osite Guy y
and at Depot. nut
:. P sHuTB.
G-nsra; :, ; nekst Ag,st
i. Il. SCRANTOS0aa
myA Genera Slperin.s,i
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
By Sheriff Harper.

sUCCESS.cN OF THE LATE JAMES E. McSETH
DECEASED.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
By 8. De Feriet e. Co,

F0CRSTORY BRICK HOUSE NO .95 OLD lEvEE.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN LORENZO ALIAS IcREI.
ENCHITI,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
AUCTION SALES,
~'~r~~~~~o'~>"~e"~~> ~~>'S>>'>|~'-"->-N>>>'>">
6v G.. =. GirardeY & Co.
|. HALF SQUARE ON WASHINGTON AVENUE.

SUCCESSION OF JAMES McNALLy VS.. Success
SION OF JOHN KELLY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
SUCCESSION OF MARIA Z. sEl.Z.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Placer herald., 1873-02-15
NUMBER 26.

Two CLERICAL ANECDOTES. = Western
Pennsylvania has clergyman named Talbot,
of considerable repu alton for originality and
wit, of whom the following anecdotes are
told: On one occasion Mr.. Talbot had come
into church late, after long journey, and
was spattered with mud from head to foot.
He entered the meeting without brushing the
dirt from his clothes indeed, without wait
ing for his breakfast-and huge pair of
raw-hide boots, size about fifteen, covered
with coating Of "moistened dust" were
painfully conspicuous. His congregation was
too good-natured or too respectful to look at
his appearance, and no remark was made
until he stood up at small deal table, which
was bare of all covering, to preach his SER
mon. The table was without cloth, and the
dirty raw-hide boots were singularly distinct
objects when compared with the neat sur
roundings of the altar. Yet not a whisper
was heard until the reverend gentleman an
10 lnced bis text
GLOW beautiful are the feet of those who
stand at the gates of Zion."
For a moment there was only suppressed
ii ter; then, all at once, the whole congre-
CATION, with an electrical sense of the humor-
Gus, burst into a suppressed roar, in which
Mr. Talbot joined.
A certain sharp fellow Gn his own con-
ceiD, having heard one of Mr.. Talbot's SER
nous, thought he would joke the clergyman
a little, and, meeting him soon afterward, he
rem nked:
"That was good sermon of yours, Mr..
Talbot, on the miracle of the wne Tie
only trouble of it was, it was not original"
mot original 2" exclaimed Mr.. Talbot,
with TWINKLE coming for moment into his
serious eyes; "why, you surprise me-
"No doubt, replied the wag, shaking his
head, "but have a book at home with
every word of it in.
You are mistaken" replied Mr.. Talbot,
with an air of severity; "this is an unfound-
ed, and, excuse me, serious charge"
"Well, ! have an excellent box of cigars
at home" replied the wit, "and if ! cannot
convince you-l know you never make wa
gers-I will make you present of it..
agreed, said Mr.. Talbot, with all air
of great confidence.
Next day the gentleman brought up
large dictionary, and endeavored to convince
Mr.. Talbot of the truth of his remarks.
81 have heard the joke before" replied
find that in my sermon | used the phrase
"chorea rustica," when alading to dancing,
and, unless you have sot your proof will
thank you for the cigars"
lie got them.--Appleton's journal.
The Placer herald., 1873-02-15
AUBURN PLACER COUNTY. CALIFORNIA FEBRUARY l5 1873

attire at home, as when go out. | believe
row that many wife has lost her husband s
love in consequence of her slovenliness. Not
that | have. But | might, you know"
Carrie Loring was not entirely cured at
once; but whenever she was the least bit
careless in her personal appearance, Asa had
only to show himself in soiled clothes or hair
not brushed, and he hint was taken. Asa
told Aunt Lotlie, that his way of managing
a wife was far better than scolding or neg
lect; and if this story is the means of curing
any wife of soveniness, my work will no,
have been in vain. Golden Era.
MRs ELIZA f. ANTHONY
The Placer herald., 1873-02-15
THE sAILOR-BOY,s FAREWELL.

Farewell to father-blessed hulk
In spite of metal spite of bulk,
His cable soon may slip;
Yet while the parting tear is moist,
The flag of gratitude I'll hoist
In duty to the ship,
Farewell to mother-frst-class She
Who launched me on life's stormy sea,
And rugged me fore and aft;
May Providence her timber's spare.
And keep her hull in good repair,
To tow the smaller craft.
Farewell to sister-lovely yacht;
But whether she ii be manned or not,
l cannot now foresee;
May some good ship a tender prove,
Well found III stores of truth and love,
And take her under lee.
Farewell to George-the jolly boat
And all the little crafts afiout
In homes delightful bay.
When they arrive at sailing age
May wisdom prove the weather. gauge
And guide them on their way.
Farewell to all on life's rude main,
And though we he er may meet again
Through stress of stormy weather,
Yet summoned by the Board above,
Well anchor in the port of love
And all be moored together.