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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
By Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSi0S or THE LATE JAMES T. NcTlr4
DECEASED
Seeoad D:s:-.c: Court for the Parish O. Cxesns-
50. ;:0,o.

pr VIRTUE OF AND rs OBEDIENCE TO an
14 order OF sale rendered July 25 1873 to .as dl.
rected by the honorable the Second District Court
Tor the PARISH OF Orleans. IN the above entitled
matter, VIII proceed 10 sell at public auction al
the Merchants and auceioneers' Exchange R0val
.he Second District o! this city. On TUESDAY
october u. 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ for ac.
count OF said succession. the following described
property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GKousD. with thu
buildings and improvements thereon and al. tn.
rights, WAYS. serCltudes, privileges and advau.
taSes thereunto belonging or in anywise appUr.
faining situated ying and being in the Fourth Dis
trcc ct this city designated by the numb. two in
square number Sill bounded by Jackso Josephine
Apollo and Brainard streets. said lot measuring
snIity feet seven inches seven lines front on Jack.
son street, by one hundred and five feet in depth
as per plan drawn by Pile, late surveyor dated
she sl1th day or February 1928. annexed to ac:
passed before q. Polsck, late !. notary public in
1his'city, on the thirteenth day of March. 1898.
Being the same property which was acquire! hv
the said deceased. although standing in the name
of !is wife. from Philip Thomas Philips, by m ac:
passed before EdTard Barnett. late notary public
IA this city, OH the sixteenth day of April. l3o.s
Said property was purchased by the said De.
ceased with his own money, and altiou Oh the title
stands i'll his wife name. still the same il not her
separate property. but belongs to tn. community.
The plan :heyeo! is EoW on exhibition at the Ex.
change
TeIms-One-.o;:r.h cash on the spot. and The
balance a Cyedl: o: one, two, and three years
III notes secured by special mortgage and vend.
ors ilen bearing interest at the rate of c;gh: per
In case OF suit five per centlatt0sneys commissions,
to be likewise secured BY mortgage. The property
to be kept ins:Se,. and the policy transferred to
vendors.
VIZ. HARPER
Sheriff Of the Parish o: orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
FRANCE.
Elections Ordered.

PARIS, September l3.-Elections 70 fill
vacant seats in the Assembly have been or.
dersd for the twelfth of October.
ChnmbOrd Proposes to Acknowledge that
the People of France Have Rights.
A declaration is expected shortly from
Count de Chambord acknowledging the
right of the people to share in the govern.
ment of the nation, and consenting to the
settlement of the future constitution OF
France by national representatives
Cholera in Hungary
COLOGNE, September lS.-.-The Cologne
Go-ette says the cholera is raging with great
violence in Hungary, the percentage OF
deaths being unusually large.
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MEDICAL.
S>|><0'<~>(>N|>~,ON.NN~o
RJ REAC OF NIONADtE :

! RUREAU OF MONADsC ,JEnIrI%E
nar If Pa ana Midwifery No l63 Bienyiie cor
" nam part street, near Canal street '' va
e;niI a. a. ne pdrtlnent-Cures Palsy Ferars Err
aIpdstas, Epilepsy, Insanity Dropsv Pennat Ely
matinra !" uhys all painful affections and iriam
T%rnot W tne brain, Spinal Cord and Nerves
pindSt, lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach $500
BLADDER Kidneys, Bones joints e4 boT H,a
Seek LOT the treatment and cure of am di.eass
80, 81 sica! De partment-Reduces Franz t.
nioIs ana Dislocatons speedily ruraS it
anu Sterlhty, Scrofua, all UretbraV 81 HpoteHUS
f,ar'"Se9 geo, stneItal, Scr0tal and Skin Diseasez
80, "t dHhcuIt Urinations; prtservrs IImlo
~ IN, aihPutaton and the Bladder from Lit6otomv
cayo or ~ stoAes, etc. and cures cars saCo
ce,s or Stfictu!es without pain e.o0A1' '~~
MldWlfery epaTtmcnt-Posi+jre,.- .-,. -, ,,;,~
Eases OF the womb and ovalirs iii 1890 80 az a. =
saaI Ses, uicerations Or irritatons AID - H..
nSi5eo are painful or ObstructeG frnr, ~ n..sa
WhateVer, the cause is relubytd 49, S"SS,.I ~.
stored IN a few DAYS. ~ gnu -e@''H ~
hetteTs addressed to postofice bor 11-1 ysv or.
Lnrrs' LOUISIANA, VIII receive attention Ot6cS
For .a ,oI iauies 10 a H. to IL Di, and 6Io3PM
Corona+aa no. LAECELOT II. EvERTTT
g!I1ted DOCTOR of Medicine ana pLi'nsorbv
FenoW Member of the ROYAL CoIIrge o SITytons
G uifIt Britain, Licentiate OF Hidsitrr7 and
CJ5iHtecolssy, formerly Obstretric surgeon in
mel with Sir james Y s,imnsan Pa22one+ NJ
Si nsiaHu surgeon of the Louisiana Cavalry and
TLa t.a lhIautry i'll Mexico, Master of Aria of
MnhpeuIics and Embryonic Ev0latious
Sria,'c VI Ihe Hun erian Society of Medicine,
rs ~ ana Bellies Letters Assoc st. Member
lea. Va ofedL britain anu Amelo
~ 15.-All fees honorab,v returned tn na+ior+z
ono NO W hot receive their full value as aId rrz
fr2G "
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SPAIN

Opposition TO n Recess Of Ihe Corfes.
MADRID, September l8.-.The minority OF
the Cortes oppose recess until a colstitu'
ton is adopted.
CnrIist Newspapers Seized
The police have seized the Carlist news.
papers circulating here.
Fight Between the Intransfsenfes and
Republicans
The 1ntransigentes in Seville attacked a
party of republican recruits. The latter
resisted and several were killed.
4 Town PilIageds
Tie insurgent men of-war from Cartagena
effected a landing at AgrUlas. and pillaged
the town and suburbs.
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I ~ =
T.! lay September i., 1879. {,
| erca2rD yrcrrpo,v
steamer Ar,it. D"nnel, 70: Pensacola
| ech,'ohsS He1tG." ia"'S ARD i"s k'!a:aL l.
| iiH3
|
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
S.esm.fi, C..v o.. oaIf.. r,.I,., ,,,r. NV Vol
| to Geo A F,.tiiCk Aco-2,i .ifstri,.
Steamship Harlan. LeHis from Galveston toe 4
| WGItG.V co--5.l:i.r-
Snip ,"r:"4. 's.ii( 10 davs frois; 10 !.ii"::n. IL!
ba.iast. 20 E!a.ieG-pt h:5t!.c:
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| uo.,v W.T.. ,,-,-,. .-.. a., w.
,j,wn f.. TN. la -. -: So,
pr",.,1 ~. ;,;,e .o,.,g. .'-s.'-' a.. "'A'-
~
STEAMBOATS,.
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9'ie Deadly Effects q: AH,yu:hea

During the session. o! til. medical con
gf.ss at Lyons. "i!e day va, 50 apart :oI
the study o: alcoholic s:!mriant. On tia,
occasion. '.!s physician o: the s.. Anne
ASYLUM. ID. Angnan. Comparing the chem
zeal actor! nf ale p.!o! and :.bsiu:he Oh man
drew the conclusion tl,: the :o.iner ac.,
more slowly. sradua'!v provoking deiiriuu.
anc .sts.e arrangement. :" lii. absinths
RAPID. : :"aI.:s:u el';e2sv. Then r.oducins {
.oEple .: dogs. he ;gea Cc. one w.tl alec.
10! an: the ctHc, with essence d: ..bsnthe.
this latter ocin: III. active principle OF the
absi..ie !!Iro. wL..iI j. COMM only drunk.
The a.coho!!,et brute could no. stand I'D.
became sleepy and stupid. and when Sc: on
his legs :im@lc': into al inert mass: the
other dog experienced :r.gtt.U! attacks of
epilepsy. analogous effect. a.e Produce.
on mankind.
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Races nf Nashville

Speech from G. enpra. (srans.

speech from sEeneras erranss
PITTsBURG, September lS-o-At the re
union of the Army of the umbei:aQL Pres
ident Grant spoke as follows:
''Gentlemen of the Army Of the CumOeI~
!and-Ladies and gentlemen, j: affords me
verf great pleasure to meet again so many
of my old comrades.
Il never had the pleasure OF & command
with you. but | had the pleasure OF being
Immediately connected with YOUR tlistin.
guishcd leader, who has added so much
lustre and glory to the Army o: the CSlSbe,-
lond.''
The Boat Race mt ~. Johns
ST.. JOINS, September lS.--The pari, crew
won the four-oared race by half - length.
The Longshore crew vera good third.
Fulton won the single anal. Sscs BY .
quarter of q engtho
The Credit e'iobiiicr SUITS.
HARTFORD, September is.--In tie Csiaoi
States Circuit Court This moyains die
Credit Mobilier suits came up.
Judges Hart and ShIpman ruled thar Che
1n0tlou :or Dismissal shona !.o heard first:
chat the arguments on the question and de
:narrcrs must be closed by Tomorrow night.
Roland G. Hazard, e defendant. scaS his
own argument before the court. holding
that the suit. were hrough: under uniu.;
and Illegal acsiouo Larg. number. OF proI,.
.ne,t lawyers from otleS cite. were pres.
ant. The government "a represented by the
Attorney General the .!ss.stal.. attorney
GeIeSal ond otherso
= Holiday in Cincinnati.
c.Ns!SSATI. Sebtembee Is. Mays: .'oir.
Son to-day issued his proclamation settin:
apart next Monday a public holiday III
honor OF the success OF She industrial expo.
sition, and requesting all sitzense TO sus.
pend their business and give their persona!
encouragement to the exhibition OF our in.
Gustries and arts.
Illinois Crop Reports.
JACKSONVILLE, Ill.,, September iS-Heo
ports have been received at the Office of the
National Crop Reporter from seventy ont of
s02 counties in this State under date of Sep
TENDER -. The average condition of the
corn crop at present Is thirty one and a half
per cent below last year.
All the counties in the central and NORTH |
orn portions of the State report frost at
various times from the eighth to the fifteenth |
Instant, but only in one county OF a damag-
ing nature. Extreme southwest river coun- |
ties speak of the pastures as severely dam |
aged by drouth, the roots in many cases |
being utterly destroyed. Light scattering |!
raius have fallen in some central. western |
and northern counties, but not extensive |
enough to afford decided relief.
The Texas Editors.
INDIANAPOLIS, September lS.-The Texas
editors excursion, numbering twenty-five
ladies and gentlemen, arrived here tonight
from st. Louis. They will be entertained
bv the Board of Trade to morrow, anG
leave for Louisville in the evening.
Opera House in Galveston.
GALVESTON, September lS.-The fremont
Opera House opened tonight with q
crowded house. The new company is much
admired.
Tho Crew Of the Polaris Safe mt Dundee.
WASHINGTON, September lS.-A telegram
from st. Johns, Newfoundland, to the Navy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
AUSTRIA
Arrival of the King OF ItnS,

VIENNA. September l3.~-The King of
Italy has arrived. He was cordially re-
eeived by the Emperor and populace.
A Newspaper Suppressed for Attacking
Him.
The publication of tho Eoscr'ond news.
paper, of this city, has been suspended. and
Its bureau seized by the police. because it
published an attack on the King of Italy.
while the guest OF the Emperor.
Many ultramontaines belonging to the
Imperial court, and leading members of
society here, have left the city. to avoid
meeting Victor Emmanuel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19

From observations made along the Qua
Ghita and Black and on the road from the
trenton 10 Homer, We are very certain
that not Ealf of the crop of cotton planted
will be made in the State The average on
tle OCachita will be four or five hundred
Gnds CT seed cotton to the acre. About
Ienna the cotton worm has only COM
menced TIE work of destruction in the last
four or five days, and IN many places it's
presence has not yet been seen at ALI Be-
low Monroe we do not remember seeing
leaf of cotton left upon stalk-Claibornc
AdrOcate, September III.
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icosr,sUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
wounded. The man-ofwar Thalia has been
dispatched to the scene OF the outrage with
orders TO chastse the pirates.

The I1chD0rre Ease.
Chief Justice Cockburn, at the close Of
the hearing in the Tichborne case to-day
said that if the claimant resumed his travels
through the country, representing himself
as a martyr, it would be the duty of the
court to put stop to the scandal by com
hitting him to jail. Every Judge and jury
man. he remarked, connected with the case
had been threatened with assassination il
a verdict against the defendant should be
brought in. The Chief Justice warned the
claimant if lie made another speech or ap-
peal before the public that he would surely
be imprisoned. New revelations are made
every day Of the trial. Public interest is
increasing.
IOut of Funds.
The Tichborne claimant has published an
appeal, in which he states that prohibition
BY the court of further speeches from him
or solicitation paid by the public has cut Oft
his supply o: funds.
Reception of the Heroes OF Wimbledon.
The Irish team which won T.. ElicbU
shield at Wimbledon arrived at ''!tlin 10.
day, and were received with WI: T.! thusi.
assn. The eight victorious rihe;i.1 were
presented to the Lord MAYOR, and an I'd
dress and speeches followed.
Working Women for America.
Miss Crye sailed for Montreal to-day by
the steamship Polynesian, from Liverpool,
with another detachment OF working wo.
men, fifty five in number, for which she has
secured employment in America
The Traiee Riot.
DUBLIN, September 10. 80 RiotOus de.
demonstrations at Tralee have ceased, and the
consta bulary force sent to preseyye order
has been withdrawn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19

The -insio. B'o.''ir1 y'..es has discovered!
the Methuseia 81 the day. The gen,'emaD's
name Is Jose Martins Cout.nii0. He was.
says TIL. bi'a:i'ias Times. born a. Sacua.
rema. on the twentieth OF May. 1894. and
is therefore over Us years DID, He is still
in possession of the mental faculties. and
the only bodily ailment is stiffness of the
leg joints. In his youth Coutirh no fought as
a soldier in Pernambuco agans. the Dutch.
and remembers the most notable facts of
the reigns of Don John ". Don Jose and
Donna Maria L. The testimony to the ex.
traordinary age of Coutinho is strengthened
by the fact that he can count 1913 grand
children. thirty-six great-grandchildren
twenty-three great REORGANIZATION, and
twenty great great-great grandchildren.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
THE TURF.
Races at Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO. September is.--Saif furdv
won the $1,000 trotting race in three st.aigh,
heats. Time 2:3334.
Occident then went for the 6es: time ever
made in California for $.00G--qraytey milo
3614; half mile l:l0H; mile .:lG}!.
Dan Voorhees, won the $1,000 pacing race.
Time go.
Races Mt Nashville.
NASHVILLE, September iS.--TiG fan meet.
Ing Of the Nashville Blood Horse Associa.
ton commences on the tweHty.ninth in.
slant. One hundred horses are already
here, with some twenty five or thirty yet to
come. The prospects have neyey leen more
.lattering tor a fall meeting
The colored fair now in progress is work.
ing wonders in the agricultural advance.
Ment of the eolorei people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY ErxMNG. September IL. 1873.
COTTOS--The sales TO day embraced So bales,
! at stronger prices. showing an average improve.
ment Of abou; sc. We adjust our quotations ac.
cordn.y. and give also the Exchan &c CURES which
types. while ours present the proper range OF
the market :or Average lists. bit with the out.
side figures for low MiddEg, good ordinary and
ordinary gIvea as the outside FOX s.yict OF those
grades:
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AUCTION SALES,
By E. II. & B. J. Montgomery,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, IRON
SAFES ETC, AT AUCTION
TRI-WBEKIY SALES.
by II. n. & b. j. MONTGOMERY
- E N. Montgomery Auctioneer, ONCE No. 81
camp street-Mlu sell every TUESDAY THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'clock. at their auction ROOM corner Camp aud
Natehez streets
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc.
Ierms-Cash myl
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~ EW ORLEANS, RED kIVER
LANDING

AA'A ANDKlA LINE OF UNITED STATES MAIL
COACHES
Concord Coach will leave Red Rive, r.,dfr,
hoalsiaEa' EVERY SUNDAY, wEDHgsnAv and
rhiDAf at P. NJ, on the arrival Of 20 n.o5ats
:, - fHAsK PARGOUD and NATCHsz from
Ne" dreams, 70: Simsport, MoreauviIIs Ma,srta
"aiksvi--e, Evergreen, Cheneyville, Lecomnt ar
ing a1 Alexandria at I A. NJ. next morning max
''s ciose connection with stages for Natsztocbes,
1ouisAna' San Augustine and Eacogdoches. Texas.
A.. me mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY for
the above places.
apr 6m BIZ pRrppsor -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19


IMPROVED REa. ESTATE IN III. ski. oI,,
SUCCESSION ~ EMMA JA:v DAY
Second o.''..'t Cur: Coy 'hs !aEs.. o: cr!-aas-
| pY pL.c,DE j. i. ~ p. .rc.rossEn
~ Once ~. II h:.cAal!-. ailsv.-THJ.sDA; .c.
'obe! II !i.1, a. tD..ve o'clock NJ vii be s.,. a.
the ST. Charles Auction Exchange on -. Charles
street between Common and GravIay streets ,y VIZ.
tu ail'; II. pursuance {" order fro1u .he Hon L.
L. .sso' Ju!seot he Ssconc Distrc: CoIr: .or he
pa'Ish % cTean.. date; September 3 13:3 20. .c-
count Of tll. above succession. 20 Wit
:. ! tk"IA!: ~: Or GROUND with III. :, liz
l!-' and Improvements thereon in Vie :..sh S.s
'.c. 81 IN. ..'v. 'i"s' grated by fhe ~. 80 Of
RI lac 10 20. bounce. hr Iai!z ta.ll.e2n.a.. Jena
and Chestnut streets, sad lot mrssUYia. % Zee.
nc 1"' front ~: adj st!.et - ~ zee; Ge.,..
between Ha:a... lines.
:. / ..I..iIN LOT CPG.G'S. situate: /. .b.
f,th District. commonly called D.o.n!incda!.
ana IL III. s'ti.ar. .oild.4 b. Henry Clay avenue
Victor Lesn'e streets and th. line of BiooiY g.!a.
and measures 3 .set iuc.e. .ia.s from. on Viz.
Tor street, witt. With AZ the 0! 80 feet 10
inches and Lies, AID depth and FROM OF .n..
division line -: Sloomin.da. OF $50 feet l inch
lines, and depth ~. .h- opposite side In. u.v.G.
ing i from lot No. i $50 feet inch .I..
3. CERTAIN 20. OF GROUND in :ir same
strlc; az abo7e, III tie square bounded hy Henry
Gay avenue, Edn.n,. !.eonce and Veto. streets
IL square N" III SAID 10: !. designated b.- .bs
No. II, and forming the come: o: Henry CLAY ave
ne ana Aeonce street and measures 30 fee. :roc.
OF! Henry Gay a"enGe. b. 10 Tee. III derth and
front on LeoLce stree: and i WIDTH il the rear o.:
- feet u inches . iiHes.
Terms and Conditons--s,-e Ia: eas. on -be
spot and the balance at one wears credie s-itI
notes secured by mortgage, and bearing .sigbt nov
cent interest per annum from date I'll mad and
I'VE per cent attorney fees !H OF suit to re-
cover the amount OF said notes The taxes 0. 1873
price os adjudication. 0
acts of sale before Theo gus.o1, so,arr ouf...
a. the expense of the purchasers
q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19

pY CHARLES -. HEED, AUCTIONEER-
ID Office under Masonic Ball, st. Charles street
near Perdid0 str-et.-FRIDAf, September D. 1873
at IL A. NJ, will Do sold at public auc
tion, on the premises, at Murphy's Hotel. Nos SO
and 100 So Charles street. by virtue OF an order
from the honorable the Second District Court foS
the parish of Orleans dated Septem Der r3 1873.
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ENTIRE
CONTENTS OF that large hotel known as Murshy's
Hote.. sos "3 and 100 st. Charles street consist.
ing o! elegant furniture of parlors, bedrooms
iinin grooms and Kitchen contained in sixty rooms
ten pin alsys and fixtures: large 10. of mattresses
and bedding. and all the movable property now
.on's.ns! IL this we'll saown hotel. az per .uveu.
tory.
lerrs-casi;. sei6 "a
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MISCELLANEOUS,

PELICAN EXCHANGE,
CORNER PERDIEO AND ST. CHARLES STREETS
1nhoice WINES, LIQUORS ard WESTERN LAGER
always on hand. aoce
MOI LUNCH from 10 4. N. to p NJ daitv
JOHN kOCNIZNAE NIKE LARDSEP
PrODIfetorz
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RAILROADS,
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD

Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal Strest.
On and after May 25 1873, trains leave daily =,
s A. N. and S P. NJ
Arrive daily at A. NJ. and4 NJ
stations. ~
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Springs and intermA
date stations leaves New Orleans daily SUNDAY,
excepred) at BIS p Nj. N"'s
Returning. leaves Ocean Springs at A. NJ
arrives at New Orleans at $50 l. NJ ~
This IS the only line running PULLMAN PALACE
CARS through without change to LouisyilIe. \,
Louis Lynchburg and Virginia Springs. w
For tickets and information apply az Office On,
and at depot. "
E. P. SHuTE
General Ticket Agent
T. II. SCRANTON
nyI General Superintendent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19

pS PLACIDE J. SPEAR. ArCriC:sEH-
~ cice 10. 70 Exchange sllev.-THCRSYAY DC
taber %, 1875, Il: twelve o'clock NJ VIII be- sold at
the s. LOUi. Auction Exchange on ST Louis stree.
bs'N"en E0yal IN! Charities streets, by virtue and
II iu.sualc. al az order from the Ho:. A. l.. Tissor
lutS: OF the s"crn! District Court :or the parish
OF Orleans date: september II. 1858, tor ;..c.uu: -:
III" shoT" successor. 10 wit
CEE.AiS !cT Or G4tCHis. VIE. "a. by.iid
:nSs and Improvements, thereon, situated IA See
Third District OF tbs city, in III. sqI,a,. bounded
By '.aiaorue, Annette, -. Bernard AMI Prosu..
STREETS. measuring, french measure, 20 :set :.Uat
Oh Ola. borne street 10y ayvu; - Feet .i.e:.
T.rms--Cssl al! :h. SPOT.
Act OF sale i.:o.e A. J. Le".s 1otA-- publ. q.
Ii. expense -! IL" purchaser.
S.IH y 90 10 /. >.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
By Charles E. Fort,eru
SUCCESSION OF % NJ. FLEITASo

Rf CHARLES E. FORTIER. AUCTION
- eef-Ohce No. 81 Exchange ailey-WIll be sold
az puohe auction, by order of court at my Office
aaioIesald, on SATURDAY, September 30 1875, at
sion
one LOT OF GAS FIXTURES ONE BATHTUB
Terms-Cash sell 10 %.
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Monetary--Co
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
THURSDAY EVENING, September 10, 1873.
We have 20 statement 10 notice in the s:Tin-
gency OF the money market. The demand fOC dis
counts to, day was if anything, stronger, both in
bank and on the street, and it was reported that
even first class signatures with coilaterals could
without at i, while A. ruled al Il and second
class g First class mortgage paper, however, Is
still quoted at ~ + cent E aHnVm, and second
grade at IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19

SALE OF WAREEOUSED AND UNCLAIMED GOODS
CusroAHousE, NEW ORLEANS,
September l6 1873.
RY VAN SOlIINGEN & CARPENTER,
- AuctiOneers. - The following goods having
remained in warehouse over three years, or I'M
claimed over year, will be sold at public
auction, in accordance with the regulations of the
Treasury Department, at Warehouse No. l, Gus
tomhouse building, on FRIDAY, October 10, 1873,
at 1890 A. NJ
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CONTENTS OF MUsPHY's HOTEL.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARY E. TAYLOR
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By Mash & Hodgsou.

By Nash & Hodgsou.
OFFICE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION Ov y. E. KEEEE, DECEASED.
Second D;s::ic: Cour: for the Parish o: Orleans
Nc. $685.
pY NASH & HODGSON.-w! HODGsOH.
~ Auct.,neeE-Otiice No. Carondele. street.
on IukSDAi September 20 1888. at 10 A. 81. on the
premises, No. & Carondeiet street: lower floor BIZ
virtue and III pursuance Of order OF tho Hon.
A. L. Iisso: Judge of the Second Distric. Court 70.
the parish OF Orleans. dated September H. 1873.
docket No. 80 ,a:3 for account Of the .bov. Succes.
s.on: az pubic auction. will be sold
ONE LOT OF C"IToN TABLES, DESES CHAIRS
ARhOlRS, Bi.ickBOARDS. ETC.
Teyms-C..s on the spo.. e-.9 s;5S
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AUCTION SALES,
BY Charles II. Reed,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND BARRoOM FIX.
TURES, ETC,
NOS. go AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET
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SECOND District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. So 473.
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f2 P.acide J. Spear.
vALCAELE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAY.
EoREI. STREET THIRD D.STR.C.
SUCCESSION uE JEAN GREGOIIE, ALIAS G.E,;.
Nae.
SecOa! ns.gic: Govt for the PARISH Of o.! .a:s-
No. ): 4.I.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Van Solingen & Carpenter.

SALE OF wAREEoUsED AND UNCLAIMED GOOD
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Marine Intelligence.

OfEIIs OF TIE RE?rEL;CAg
I iay, septen.D-. -, 1872.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
amer A'nit. H"nnei',. tcr Pensacola