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Also Soldiers who contracted disease or were
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war of 1861.
When widows die or re-marry, the child OF
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12
Aiming the New York Police.
M U..oI<y AMMAN .as that the N2w YOr

Aiming the New YORK fOnces
Tho Herald announces that the New York
police commissioners are about to introduce
some changes into the New York police
force, very like our present system in New
Orleans:
As soon az the present board Of commits
sioners took Office General Duryee directed
his attention to the drill of the men. He
made two or three inspections OF them, and
on the closing day Of these examinations
delivered them an address, cOmplimenting
them upon their quickness and steadiness
of movement. While General Duryee was
able to admire the proficiency OF the officers
in drill a. they understood it he saw many
things that could be conveniently intro
duced In the system that would tend
materially to advance it in point
of efficiency for public uses. Fore
most among these in the mind OF the
commissioner was the putting the men into
amore military training and teaching them
the use of arms. The idea was communk
Gated to come of the other commissioners,
and they entertained it warmly. General
Duryee's desire is to have the men properly
Instructed in military drill, and to have
them supplied with arms, SO that in the
event of public necessity they could be
used at once, without waiting to call out
militia or the regular sOldiery. The move
ment would be beneficial in many ways. 1t
would give the officers q greater reliance in
themselves, and 0anse an increased fear of
them by the .rsaAhs'-twO very important
points to gain, cod which are very desira-
BILE at the present moment. 1t is understood
that General Duryee is now making ar
rangements for gift of 1000 stand OF arms
; from the State to the police, and as soon as
he obtains them operations will begin at
once.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12

1t il to be hoped that the dispatch an
nouncing that N. Paul Granier de Cassag.
mao has been seriously wounded in his duel
with NJ. Ranc is not an exaggeration. This
Young man has been pest in Paris tor
several years. He has done more to dis
credit the character of French journalism
than any other person. He early formed
his plan of campaign, and has adhered to it
with singular fidelity. He is one of the
best fencers in Europe, and relying upon
that he has made it his constant practice to
abuse with brutal personalities every one
who engages in discussion with him, until,
according to the Partisan idea Of gentle
manly responsibility, one is forced to chsl-
leneethe other. His skill and experience
have hitherto invariably given him the ad-
vantage. He is, by long odds, the first
duelist in France, and has never been
touched before. Lieutenant Lullier once
slapped him after he had refused to fight
with him. but NJ. Granier simply called for
When Vermorel declined duel with de
Cassagnac the latter spat in his face on the
boulevard, and described the exploit at
length in his paper. His most notable duels
were those with Flourens and Lissagaray.
Flourens fought with great energy for half
an hour, but finally fell exhausted oy ms
sapnac simply parted, refusing to expose
himself until he had thoroughly wearied
out bis antagonist. The fiery Gascon, losing
his prudence and bis strength together, at
last cried out, "Why don't you striker to
which Cassagnac smilingly replied, That's
NV affair" Az soon as he saw that LISA
geray was helpless from fatigue, he coolly
ran him through. On the fifteenth Of Aug
ust 1868, when the Emperor made up his
Jewels, the only journalist who received the
Legion of Honor was this young rutiian.
The Empress sent her own Chamberlain,
n. de COsse- Brisssc, to congratulate him.
Ever since the war, the utmost abusive at
tacks against the republic and republicans
have been signed by Paul de Cassagnac.
We have NO means Of knowing what IS the
especial insult which proved into]erable to
NJ Ranc; but the Pays has not been spar
ing of it's assaults upon him since his cleo
ton as deputy from Lyons. fit should re-
suit that this scene in Q forest OF Luxem-
bourg should prove to be the end OF this
violent and disorderly career, it can not but
be beneficial.to journalism in Paris. They
will at least be spared the anomalous spec
tacle of furious bravo sustaining daily
polemic against tree institutions, in the sa-
cred name of religion and order.-New
York Tribune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12
SUCCESSION OF JACQUES sAINTOU.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No rs 200


Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. e, 300.
DY G. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN G. MON.
ID ROSE AuctiOneer-OfHce No. 50 Royal street.
THURSDAY July II, 1873 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
rotunda Of the st. Louis Hotel will be sold by pnb-
lie auction by virtue of An order from the h0nOra
BILE A. L. TssOt judge of the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, dated June 6, 1873 the
i. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District of this city, in square
No. II, bounded BY Casaealvo %. OF Royal Royal,
measure measuring s. feet font, more Or less, on
Greatmen, or Dauphine street, by SO feet inches
lines, more or less in depth and front on Delery
street; together with the One-story house erected
thereon, containing a store, five rooms, side and
rear gallery sheds, two cisterns, garden, etc.
O. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
same district, and adjoining the above, and meas
uring 30 feet front, more or less, on Greatmen or
Dauphine street, by So feet inches lines, more
erected thereon, covered with states, containing
four rooms, one-stOry kitchen, covered with
states, containing two rooms. shed, privies, two
3. TWO SHARES OF THB CAPITAL STOCK, OF
$50 each, of the New Orleans Credit FOncier AssO
citation.
Terms-For the property firstly described and
the stock thirdly described cash on the spot; for
the property secondly described, the purchaser to
assume the payment Of fifty.three mortgage notes
of $24 80 each in favor of the New Orleans Credit
Foncier Association and payable respectively and
maturing every month from the first of Nav, 1873;
and for the balance Of the price Of adjudication
cash on the spot.
Acts of sale at the expense of purchasers. before
C. G. Audry, notary public.
jel1 Ia 81 20 jy5 II II"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll51s 0ll5ss, against ll5ss at
New York and after moderate business, closed
at ll5b ali6 &c higher than yesterday, agalnst
ll6 in that market, where u touenea Ss oSn an
bracing $1,000 at 115 i; lOQ0 ct llos S6ooo az
SCI ,oO6 at 1854; $4,000 at llsa Gll5as Ssooo a'
Il5k and s 1905 at l16. .,e
10 Gales Of silver were reported. American nan
dollars are now quoted at loeOl9a, anu ass md
dollars at 2 p cent premium in gold iof ne" ano
for old .,orr. xr.s aoa;n
ouifa limited and under the course OF gOid AT New
York, rates closed cent hlgner sr Ys Mon emh1ac
ing $1,000 bill of lading at i2S1sTile 3!Vy ,1 ana
p5,oO Al clear at l26; 5000 bill OF fading At H6
9 1000 All clear at 1864, and 3ls0O bank for remit
lance at l2.. on mn x;... h.rb
In francs we noticed sales Of 30 O0O private BANK
ers, at S. and IS, 600 do at 4.52k.
No sajes of German marks were reported.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 10 a
126 for bill of lading and Al clear and -Oi17 IOI
bank and francs at 4S11sN4.ooA Ior pI,.a,ei @nu
The offerings Of domestic exchange were OF moo
crate extent and rates were shade higher IMAM
YESTERDAY for private bills. The sales covered
s225 600, embracing $4,000 commercial sgnt on
Network at ZIG cent pre%Smm9S ana as S0 and
S45 600 private bankers anu eZVVVV' +|''o0' "Au
Tie banks continue to check on New York at y
~ cent premium, and private sight was quoteo
o. No sales of stocks were reported.
The sales Of city gold. bearing seven per cent
bonds included 10 6O0 at 59's and $lOoo at as'a.
They closed at So 059R.
City appropriation certificates were quoted nom
i" The only sale of Metropolitan Police warrants
reported was $1,000 at 1915. They were quoted ~
Graham state warrants were quoted at "A, and
Clinton State warrants at 81. NO sales OF eitner
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12
By Charles II. Reed.

VACANT LOT ON ENGHEIN STREET, THIRD
DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF MARY ANN BREWER.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS 2l0.
R4 CHAKLEs -. EED@THOMAs ).
street.-SATURDAY, July rs, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
from the Hon. A. L. Tissot judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
June IS, 1873, will be sold at public auction
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in the Third Dis
trict of New Orleans in the square bounded by
Enghein, Craps, or Burgundy, Port and Greatmen.
or Dauphine streets and measuring 70 feet IL inches
lines front on Enghein street, BY . depth Of 1870
feet inches lines.
Te1ms-Cash in United States treasury notesL
Act of sale before p C. Cuvelier notary public.
at expense Of purchaser. je22 % jyl3 is 26
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12
MEDICAL.
,DlCINE.

RURE:AU OF M0NAD!C MEDlCINE.
ner Of Rampant street. near Canal street.
Medical observation-disclosures Palsy, Fevers, cry.
spelas Epilepsy, insanity, Dropsy, Rheumatism.
and in few days all painful affections and infiam.
Throat. Lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach, Bowels.
Bladder, Kidneys, Bones, Joints, etc. Ten dollars
q week for the treatment and cure of any disease.
Surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures, Tu.
mOrs and DislOcati0ns; speedily cures Impotentia
and Sterility, ScrOfula all UrethraI and Seminal
discharges, venereal, ScrOtal and Skin Diseases.
frequent or difficult Urinations; preserves limbs
from amputation and the Bladder from LithotomY
by dissolving stones, ETC.. and cures Ulcers, Can.
GERS or Structures without pain.
Midwifery Observation-Disclosures cures all dis.
eases Of the womb and ovaries, all unusual dis:
charges, alterations or Invitations, and when the
menses are painful or obstructed from any cause
whatever, the cause is removed and health re.
stored in a few days.
Letters addressed to postOffce box iii, New on.
leans, Louisiana, will receive attention, Office
hours for ladies 10 A. NJ to IL M and to 8 p Nj.
For gentlemen from l to P. NJ.
LANCELOT H. EvERITT
COronated Doctor of Medicine and Pbilosophv
Member Elect of the Royal College of Surgeons
and OF the Hunterian Society of Medicine,
irhiiosephy and Bellies Letters Of the Universe.
ties Of London. Edinburg, St. Andrews and
1o4.slAna: fe20 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12
AUCTION SALES.
By q. De Ferret q Co.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARIE JOSEPHINE NOR
LOT, WIFE OF E. L. BERCIER, DECEASED.
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvBD SALE OF VAL,
liable Third District property, improved and
unimprOved, in the square bounded by DOrge-
nois, Columbus, Broad streets and Bayou road.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
pY G. DE FERRET q co.-1oHs G. MON
ID ROSE AuctiOneer-Ofhce No. so Royal street -
THURSDAY, July 81 1873 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
rotunda Of the ST. Louis Hotel will be sold by pub
lie auct!OH by virtue of two orders from the
hn Court % the aatsd June
and 70, 1873, the following described property, 1or
account Of said suecessionn
District of this city, in the square bounded BY Dor.
genois, Columbus, Broad and Bayou road. and
designated BY the Nos to l. inclusive ~ To', .nd
Dorgenois streets, and measures 80 feet front on
Dorgenos street, by ITO feet in depth and front on
Columbus street, together with the buildings and
Improvements erected thereon.
.. Lot No. 2 adOins the above and measures 81
feet inches front Oh DorSeAos street by llo ieet
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
feet 10 inches lines front on DorgenO street, by
10 feet in depth, between equal and parallel lines
4. Lot No. adjons the above and measures 81
10 fee: in depth, between equal and parallel nes
together with the buildings and improvements
s. Lot No. 5 adioins the above and measures SO
feet inches lines front on Columbus street, by
l27 feet inches in depth, between equal and paral
lei lines, together with the improvements erected
thereon.
g. Lot No. 6 adioins the above and measures 80
feet inches lines front on Columbus street. by
I27 feet inches in depth, between equal and
parallel lines.
l. Lot No. aiioin. the above and measures SO
feet inches lines front on Columbus street, by
27 feet lines depth between equal and parallel
lines
Terms-One third cash on the spot. and the bal
anee on a credit of one two and three years in
notes secured by special mortgage and vendor 5
lien bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from date of sale to final payment. In
case of suit five per cent attorneys c0mmissldns
to be likewise secured by mortgage. The proper.
ties to be kept insured and the policies transferred
to vendors.
Acts of sale at the expense of purchasers before
Abel DreyfOus notary public. jyl II 10 26 3lr
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,covr,vurp FROM FIRST PAGE
p,rt GIT a50l7 SIN. Lard quiet and steady

Pork SIT 2s0I7 SIN. Lard quiet and steady
Yreights unchanged. .r>.r
Money continued easy and the supply super.
abundant today. Call loans ranged S04: ana a.
the close money was freely offered 81 PrMee 81 us
counts were quoted Ut Z. Exchange hIm az S,s =.
ga Gold opened At 115h, sold up to ITO y Ieh 10 ~
I51 and closed ct lis = 0ll6. Loans were Z@' luz
carrying. .a q, fo;r
Sugar Grmer; m0lasses sugar nrmer gooo " i~1i
IKE seod &c, MOlasses dull and irregular
CInCINNArI, July ll-C0ttOn quiet: middnnG ~ q;
Flour steady; demand moderate 1T St iS0.. ns a
auiet. NO 4 red winter 81 4O. Corn hrm al ooc
Oats In fair demand at 35045c. Provisions open E
active but closed quiet; mess pork firm at 10 Ioa
III Lard firm; steam 8as 08hc; kettle, JogDins
sales at 8h08ssc Bulk meats frm; snoni oI -
Opened at TIC, closed at 7ssc clear no ~ 60
clear 81 69hc. Boon in good demand; snvu, ;I
8hc; clear rib l0c clear Toe, with sales WHISKY
sT. Lows, July ll.-Cotton dull and nominal Flour
ouet and unchanged. Wheat dull and prices dro0p-
ing No. fall 8 10; No. red winter Sl ~; cia no.
}all 81 So Corn III fair de mand; market It'll M1;
No mixed 35a 037c in elevator; 44c sacked; vAts
in fair dem md and prices advanceo; no. olc "A
elevator; early closing at 32'ac 3SW1sG sacked q;
Whisky steady, CSC. Pork better; small lots a.
Saiena X G: clear rib here 8a4c Bacon firm; shoul
ders X as2c clear rib l00l0sc; clear los OloAc
Foreign Markets.
f1vxRpooL July IL, Evening.-Cotton closed
npiet and steady; uplands 84d. Orleans Sd; Saet
srdav IL 600 bales Of which 1000 were for export
and speculation The sales include 7750 American
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull, but moi
lower
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12
BY Nash & Hodgson.
VALUABLE MAGAZINE STREET PRoPERT


SUCCESSION OF JULIEN NJ. ISAACKS. DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. SO, lei.
DY NASH & HODGSON, W. I. HeDGsON
u auctioneer-Office No. CarOndeiet street
On SATURDAY, August 2, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ,
at the St Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this city,
by virtue and in pursuance of order Of the Hon.
A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans. dated June 28, 1873
docket No. So 49, for account of the succession OF
Julien NJ Isaacks deceased, at public auction, will
be sold
together with the improvements and foundations
thereon situated in the First District of this city,
in the square bounded by Magazine, Camp, Delord
and Poey fare streets designated as lot No. on
plan BY 3. Gotthiel, architect, deposited as plan
No, s in the office of Selim Magner, late notary,
and measuring "a feet front on Magazine street,
by depth OF 100 feet, between parallel lines.
American measure, according to plan made by
W. A Freret, surveyor, taken rom the above plan,
dated July, 1873
Terms and Conditions-ene-third cash, and the
balance in equal payments, at one and two years,
with eight per cent interest and special mortgage
with vendors privilege from date until paid. with
the clause of five per cent for attorneys fees In
case OF suit.
Act of sale before A. Hero Jr, notary, at the ex-
pense of the purchaser including the taxes for tie
current year 1878. jyl u Is rs au2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED
To THAT OLE LIVERPOOL.

It Will be observed that we have still further
extended our preyio%s unusually Woe TO sasee with
the prices paid. Barely good ordinary mas soia AZ
from 4a up to &c. and fair style 90 At ~ tso 10
ICls up to 1874 and even lie for particularly de-
sirable list. To-days business included strict Or
binary at IL and ac while IT. en style ae Mn ,ar
l4Is, Is and l5Ac; low middling at lIt ana II =,
and strict do at l8Ac. Many factors adhere 70
their previous pretensons or are unwilling to sell
at less than quotations; Others under peremotory
orders to close off remnants of shipments wlthout
regard to price, meet the demand and IN oTaet 10
condition of the market it must be evident that
quotations are to some extent nominal. oeoo
bales (sO3 on Wednesday, Ala yesterday and 1888
making an a week and o
the week before. Weeks receipts 3l9S bales
embracing 6e6 from other delivery ports sSf which
GAS from Mobile and 81 from Texas), and 25l9 proper
Total proper since August 81 l227 52 bales against
So 2i5 last year Gncluding additions in taking
stock increase 275,53s o,o.
bracing 1879 to Liverpool, 457s to New York, and
SAG Philadelphia, to which we have added zSi by
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports to-day 3O51 bales, against 1888 on last
Friday and 32s last year, and since Friday -, sou
Total since August 81, 3,5l3 2O5 bales, against
2,66l ,5s7 last year-increase 85l.6l8.
Friday to Thnrsd,y 70 az. Gfe 81
the continent none. Against 1897 last week.
stocks ct all the delivery ports made up to ~ N.
ia l57 bales against 22O l65 last week, 1, $50 last
year and l82, 454 the year before.
The amount on shipb0ard not cleared. going On
board and engaged for shipment was set down 1t
ing 1000 for Liverpool, 5000 for HAvre. 500 for
the Aediterranesn and $500 for tho North. which.
running statement last evening leaves 81 900 bales
OF all descriptions to represent the quantity ut the
landing and In presses unsold or awaiting orders.
grades scarce and in demand; lower grades dull
and nominal Its quotations are reduced nc in
ordinary and good ordinary.
To-days exports embraced 255 bales to Liverpool
and 2l4f to New York. to which We have added 2sl
by rail
Receipts proper since last evening 800 bales,
ing IN aggregate since friday AZ 1919 bales against
leee last week and 60 last year. and since August
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12
VALUABLE MECHANICSHAM PROPERTIES.
SUCCESSION OF N. A. DESTREHAN, DECkASEp.
Second District Court for tie Parish OF orleans
No. 20, 534

ny NASH A. HODGSON, W. I. HODGS0N,
ID auctioneer-Oiice No. Carendelet street,
at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
MI mt rotunda Of the St. Charles Hotel in this city,
and in h CO aa
the parish Of Orleans dated June q, 1873, dccKet
No. 2U534, for account of the succession OF n. a,
Destrehan deceased. at public auction Will oe
soIo CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, lying and
situated in the parish of Jefferson, on the right
bank Of the Mississippi river in the village of Ne
chancsham in the square No 10 on the Original
plan Of said village which eaTaie nd sptb Streets
su6divded into nine lots designated as NOS. ., >;
Sc 8, g. 10, and 10, which aojoin each other and
avenue $50 feet front Fifth street, and $50 feet
front on Culver street.
in the square No. &c. bounded by Copernicus ave;
nue., Cuvier, Fourth and Fifth Streets designated
mated Nos 4, 5, g. 10 and H. Lots Nos: anu .9
adjoin each other and measure, each so feet 'front.'
on Copernicus avenue by depth of l25 feet. Lots
Nos g. 10 and II adjoin each other, and measu1 t
esca sty ret s be G1s On PARALLEL lines.
3. SIX LOTS OF GROUND, ii the same village,
the square No e. bounded p t Gopfsnic ss
ignated as Nos. i, T. and9. Lots Nos. J. and
adjoin each other and measure each 50 feet mont
forming the Corner Of Newton and Eighth streets.
Lots Nos. 7, and adjOin each other, and measure
depth Of is feet all between parallel lines lot No.
forming the corner OF Eighth street anu "copper"
4. SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in the same village,
in the square No. 81, bounded by Copernicus
avenue, Newton Eighth and Ninth streets, desig-
mated as Nos. a. 56: TO- II and IL. measuring each
Lots Nos. T. and adjoin each other and front on
Newton street, lot No. 6 forming the corner OF
Newton and Eighth streets Lots Nos IL, II and ~
adjoin each other and front COpernlcus avenue,
lot No IL forming the corner of C0pernicus avenue
and Eighth street. The whole according to the
aforesaid plan.
Terms and Conditions-One-thirdc cash, and the
balance in equal payments at one and two years,
with eight per cent interest per annum from DAY
Of sale and special mortgage with vendors privi-
lege from date until paid the mortgage to embrace
the clauses of alienandO and five per cent for
attorneys fees in case of suit, the purchasers
being given the privilege Of cashing their credit
payments at eight per cent discount per annum:
Acts Of sale before p. G. Cuveier, notary, at the
expense of the purchasers, including the taxes for
the current wear 1873 jy1 IL 10 rs au2