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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-08-29

.SoUTHERN OUTRAGEs. -Ihe New
York Tribune shows just appreciation
of the motive which under!ies the pnb-
lication of one-half of the stories OF
Southern outrages" which have lately
appeared, when it says: ''The almanac
makers who adhere TO the old style Of
representations would be justified in
running down the pages deyoted to the
three months preceding The tall elections
to the stereotyped wanings-,About
this time look out for eutrages N the
Southern States.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-08-29
The Wlnow OF SToSEwALL JACKSON.

THE Wlnow OF SToSEwALL JACKSON.
in a letter to the Augusta (Ga.) Con-
s.itutionalist, from the Warm Springs,
North Carolina, the following paragraph
occurs among the most notable
visitors. ] will first mention, with a
reverential bow, the widow Of the i'm
mortal Stonewall Jackson, who reached
here, in company with her little dangh-
ter eleven years old, few days since.
Modest and unaffected in her manners,
Of sweet, intelligent, and animated
face, she moves through life, as though
unconscious of her share in the glory OF
her husbands name. Mrs. Jackson is
quite young. l should say between
twenty-five and thirty, Of medium
height, and beautiful face. She lives
now at Charlotte. in this State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-08-29
Gbe A!arksts.
ShepherdstoWn Market.

Corrected weeEly by ID. S. Rsnfeh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-08-29

DspIcArIoS.-The new Presbyterian
church at Berkeley Springs, was for
mally dedicated OH Sunday morning
last. Among the ministers present
were Rev. Do. Evans, who made the
opening prayer; Rev. DR.. Riddle, of
Martinsburg, who delivered the dedica-
tory sermon; Rev. DR.. Cumpstou, who
beautifully rendered the dedicatory
prayer; Rev. DIR. Reed read an appro-
pirate passage OF scripture; and Rev.
DR.. Harrison offered the invocation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1874.


bran 1874 bbls whisky 400 bbls pork CAT bales hay
1889 SKIS corn aud sundrypF0duoe
Observation-Disclosures Lee-46l3 bales cotton
2a7 sks cotton seed Is SKIS seed cotton snd aund!ec
FISHERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w Piko-lO6I
bales cotton 4 SKIS seed cotton 1862 hhds sugar aaO
bbls aOlassfs and eundres ~
WALLS LANDING--Steamer Hodge, 24S
bales cotton sks seed cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed
1876 hhds sugar 81 bbls mOlasses hall bbls mOlas
SEES and sundries
CONVENT LANDING-Steamer Mary lda~-68
Lhds sugar l69 bbs molasses and sundres
BONNET CARRE-Stesmer WavenOck--t hhds
sugar &c bbs mOiasses and sundres
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie HODk1ne- -
l3 bids sugar $50 hbis mOlsses 80 half bbls mOlae-
ses 1873 SKIS rough rice and sundries
DONALDSONVlLLE-Steame Seminoie-lO7 hhds
sugar II bbs sugar 32l bbls mOlasses and surdr1es
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer-lO6 bbis
rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-steamef Marie-sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
LOWER COAsT-Stsamer Frank Morgan--76
hhds sugar l23 bbs nossses 27C SKIS rough rice end
BONNET CARRE---SteameY Josephins-14 lhds
sugar 20 bble mclasses and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Bastr0p-l92 bales
cotton 6s3 SKIS cotton se<d bbls moasses and sun.
ANTE RIvER--S:eamer Alcs--l1 bales cotton
and surdries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
November I5-l03 bales cotton ia hhds sugar $40
bbls mOlasses half bbls mOlasses 487 SKIS rough
1876 head cattle and sundres
NkW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, N0ven-
Der l6-l21 bbs mOasses half bbls mOlasses 10
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD No
venber 168t bales cotton 3l3 Dbls whisky 500 bbls
NEW 0RLBANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO Rail-.
ROAD. November l6-46.4 bales cotton $50 SKIS Oil
cake "a hhds tobacco and sundrios
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17

sn "a sea demsrd rem TIE legitimate trade would
be 81 encouraging AID satisfactory sy"hscm .a IL
the threatened dram c: golc is 20 he regretted
TIE Local mon<y market stow. ht'1e cnange, .:sil
:osns being 30i = ctI. with .,di; cen as Ilie
Y:!i'.c quotatlous. Prime mercaLtl-e Pate! It -
At sae + cef., ard Tie range Of aop!o7ec ..i.s.e
names IS 7GIc = cent, with sycettc.!a! :!ans'
actioIs 10th heloU AID aboCe these rates Gov
.-.rue.- Ucr ds sc higher 10: Se!d bearing e.
!. STATE bonds business a. the board wac ana:
Virginia sizes. deferred, were y up al.
rev Tennessee were steady. IL the marke Tor
speculative shares p.c.s opened 81 q + csnt
ower Tran lSa,uEta, a Ssi ,ats tsG Wtie u
changed, ard Telegraph. tnioI Pacific. chI1 a:.s
Mlssi= 'pp., which were L + cent LlSh.!. .ne!.
has sines been az ia, avafes Of to ts ne an.
ree1. st. Paul. which advanced u. and t.eck
Island which advanced IL. outside OF ,hsse 'a''s
stocks the advance has Leen limited 10 =.
Whea. opened Shade inner; moderate .:qifs
ested qi.ej, wlthgu: decided chs e, torn "'tn
~. FOR RIO sugar dull ard unsettled; ir!ses
nominal. Rice dCl and unchanged. Ia!!o" steady
At u. .8 ;.:tc. Rosin AID turpe2t.ne .eads a
Lard srmer; priue Ateam rendered I,al2 nc
Whisk- dull and lower at i ". eight: hrmss
ard quiet: cotton by sal I'D; oy s.taM I'D.
SCAR =, axe COZ IA 20 good ietnng 20 :oi
,rlm.: Yeuled dull aid unsettled; o. d9,s sAc
io's AH'.c Tor hard H-ad.s. hoiasses-Fvi' =.
and declining; 20tic ior choice fancy: p.c al *
IRENE.
net receipts 21i4; gross s.53.
Futures closed ba,ely .r.acy; sales g 900 tales
l,ZGl. 1a.32c; January IS ;-3l0l5 3-l6c; February
IS I5-J2c; March Is l5-3l0.S 1916; april 10 va
10 3.32c; May It 5lsd.2c June 1875 go .l.3:c.
GIxC!sSArI, Noveln eeE ls.--Cot:or-pemand: ss'
market firm m,ddlins l'';c -Four dnI ana ar "a
changed Wheat scarce s,d firm sed s ~ ~;
S,{r Snsa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
senator FentOn.

The following significant editorial :. !:oK
the New York daily Republic o. F,iG..r:
The good gentleman who conducy. .ke
BROOKLYN Eu1ic loses his AM U.lity OF our
modest suggt stion that Mr.. Ferton Mlg.t.
under certain contingencies. 0e mad. ns
own successor. He says this y ba.. year
for political hariotry.'s and tina. the RI
public is shameless N suggesting tLe return
OF Mr. FentoD by union of The Republican
with the renton strength in the Ge.t Leg!s-
lature. Well. really We can no. see tie
shame in this particular instance o: political
gossip. The Republican party would ike
to see the next man 70 thelr own MADE
United States Senator. Their own man is
out of the question He vii. lack eighteen
votes on JOINT ballot. II Ny. Fen.on should
20 into the Democratic caucns he would be
beaten out OF sight. DUt having gone IN. his
ten or a dozen friends would nav. 20 sab.
NIT and vote for Governor Seymour. Ii Mr..
Fenton should keep his friends out Of
caucus and on join: 5ailo: vote 10,
him. thus prec.ud!ng majority q che
whole for Governor Seymour We assume
that he vii. be the Democratic nominee.
why then, we respectfully ask, on the
second Joint ballot should not che kepub-
Leans vote for Mr.. Fenton as the choice. if
you please OF evils Mr. Fenton has al
ways been much nearer TO our side of the
house-lndeed, he was for long time OF
lt-than Governor seymour, and !: would
be safe to say that he would do the admin
istcatlon OF President Grant lees injustice
than the representative in the Senate OF the
Utica Regency. VIII the Eagle please
point out the difference between the Repub-
lican party uniting with the Liberals to
elect Senator and the Democratic party
going into the Liberal ranks for candidate
tor Lieutenant: Governor or for mem Der of
Congress. In Brooklyn that party even
went into the administration ranks for
congressional candidate. and the Eagle was
the first to indorse its action. II strikes us
such conduct the editor of the Eag'c is too
old stager 10 attempt to play the par. OF
pruIe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
Crushfng Our u Scandal.

The victsJurg.r O: the fifteenth .ns:an.
CONTAINS the following. vhich conveys .ss
own moral:
On Friday We published letter from 'ie
New Orleans EulIe.i,, signed Thomas J.
Hough, in which nc proposed 10 give
bri0e of $2j0U tor iudgesh!p in North
Louisiana. It was supposed IA New Or-
leans, and By many here, that Thomas J.
Hough was the present district judge over
the river, bur it seems not: that lis father.
Hon. Wade H. Hough, occupies the bench
there. This error. which any new spaper Is
likely to fall into. seems 70 lave become
mountain at Delta, as the following pro.
ceedings will SNOW:
At meeting of the oar of Madison parish.
held this day at Delta. Louisiana, jacob G.
Scale was called TO tine char and Walton
Farrar, ESQ was appointed seere tarv.
On motion ., Judge E. D. Farra-, che
following resolutions were unarlno.s.-
adopted, viz:
Resolred, That We have learned with sur.
prise tia; the !icFsb'trger, a daily paper
published IL Eicksburg. Mississippi. las
published Letter winch il attributes 70 th+.
Hon. Wade X. Hough. the presiding jas g
of this district, and makes theron comments
alike insulting 10 him and offensive - the
bar of tins district.
Reso7rca, Tia. We promptly take occasion
to express 10 this :o-m and publicly, our
respect Tor Juo &c " ate Hougn AZ a gentle.
man OF honor ard Integrity. and a iaJs; IT,.
right judge-one who would have o-u-;-G
to have even imagine such !et,e: as -as
been falsely attributed 70 him.
That H. K. Morrison. ". 3. Spencer, <.
D. Farrar and James I. Coleman. E>o.. De
appointed a committee TO walt upon the
editors OF the ttetsJn5ye| with copy O.
these resolutions, and tina. said copy be
then published Il The T;cksbury Hsrc.a and
Tteisttrger.
On motion ths secretary was requested &C
furnish the clerk OF the cour. with sop:
OF these proceeG:I rs. and request t.at sGey
lie spread upon ne MINUTES OF the eo-r.'
The meeting tlen adjourned.
J.C. Scale. Chairman.
WALTON FARRAR. Secretary.
Delta, La, November IA. 1874.
In our Judgment, there was nc necessity
for meeting o. the oar to correct this mis-.
take, nor do We see anything insulting 20
Judge Wade Hough or to the Madison bar
in the paragraph, which is as follows:
at seems there is 10 end TO the letters
captured from the State House IN New o..
leans during the revolution on the four.
teenth of September. Hundreds have been
published and the cry is ''stil. they come
The last is from Judge Hough, and as that
functionary is now holding court az Delta,
it will prove mighty interesting reading COZ
our neie hbors beyond the river.
Our comments were based upon VIA. ap.
peared at the time correct information. and
az Judge Hough did no- write the letleg IN
question. and the bar were not alluded TO
at all. it seems 10 US there was very little to
complain OF. Sill we take pleasure IL Civ.
ing cur Madison friends the benefit OF any
correction that viii place Judge ". II.
Houyh right before the PEOPLE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
FOR 4 PARTITION,

pY =. GClNAULT, AuCTlONEEk- OFFICE
- corner Exchange alley and Bienville street.
SATURDAY, December 49, 1874. will be sold at
twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
CustomhOlse straets by viltue of judgment from
the honorable ehs second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans rendered OH October 49, 1874 and
signed October 2s 1894 the following property, to
wit.
ACERTAfN LOT OF GROUND situated in Suburb
IRENE. Second District of this city in the square
bounded by Durnaine St Philip. Roman and Prieur
streets, measuring 90 feet inch front OH Dumaine
street by depth Of 1853 feet inches lines on the
line dividing il from lot No. d. and 63 feet inches
lines on the other side; together with handsome
house, No. 223 having brick 'front.' and containing
tour rooms, with side gallery two story kitcll-
of four rooms the whole slate rooted; wash
etc. See plan at the Exchange.
Te.ms--OIe.half cash, balance at six and twelve
months credit, for notes divided into coupons to
suit the parties interested, bearing eight per cent
interest from day of sale until paid and secured by
mortgage vendors lien and privilege on property
sold: the taxes the assessment of 1874, payable
in 1875, well the drainage privilege. to be paid
by purchaser; the buildings to be kept insured
and policy transferred to the vendors; and the fees
of lawyers, who may be employed at the maturity
Of the to prosecute the ment, to be borne
by purchaser and fixed At i've per cent on the
amount collected.
Act % sale befo.e A. D. DOriOeOurt notary pub
lie. al The expense Of the purchaser.
nnIs ie2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
An Inevitable Result,

We have no quarrel with what is ie.
lusively styled independent journalism
We repeat. however. what we said few
days ago, tina: The press, 20 be useful,
can not avoid being partisan in greater or
less degree. II an editor undertake the
role of supporting both sides, his position
is equivalent TO a double affirmative. which
amounts 10 a negative. Ii be habitually
censures and condemns both. he is soon re-
garded as common scold and nuisance
To be entirely bipartisan leaves him in the
condition of cipher: and when news
paper undertakes TO be wholly 'independ-
emit Of Its party. and yet discusses politics.
it is on the high road 70 the camp Of it, po-
.!.icsl opponents. '-Chieago Tr.tine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
MARKETS.
Nnmesiic Markets.

Nxw YORK. November l6.-Ihe Posts financial ar.
al the advance in the Bank OF highlands minimum
rate nor 81 the effect OF the advance on the gold
al d foreign exchange markets hole. Gold here
vsuced their rate for bills on London 10 81 SO for
sixty days and 81 81 for demand. This large rise
in the leminal ratss has Lot as yet been followed
has been paid for this clAss of sixty day sterling,
and - goa for demand. 1t is unnecessary
TO say that with even rates. maintained
gold coin can be shipped and the prob
ability now is that there will be a consider
able drain from here. Should money here advance
because of the Drain of gold from the country, no
one would he benefited except money lenders.
Al advance u the rate Of money because Of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE J. BKAULIEu.
by .. EUyNAUkT, AUCTIONERR.-OFFIC

E1Y q. EUINAUkT, AUCTIONERR-OFFICE
- corner of exchange alley and Bienville street.
On SATURDAY, December 10, 1874. will be sold at
twelve o'clock II. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streets by virtue OF an order from
the honorable the Second District Court for the
Parish OF Orleans. dated october %, 1874
LOT OF GROUND, situated in suburb Pontcha1
tyaiu. Third District OF this city. in the square
bounded by Bayou st. John road, Savage. Campo
nlent ard LIE Page streets. measuring French meas.
uye so feet front Bayou st. John road. BY ITO
feet inch deep, together with a frame house of
fous rooms. cabinet and gallery, kitchen, privy,
etc.
See plan at the Exchange.
Terms-One-halt cash and che balance 81 one
years credit, tor note bearing mortgage and
eight per cent interest per annum from date; the
buildinssto be kept insured and policy transferred
to tn. bearer o; the note; and in case of judicial
proceedings for the recovery Of the above note,
the lawyers fees liked at five per cent, to be paid
BY the purchaser.
Act OF sale before AinedAS Ducatel. notary pub
lie. At she expense OF the purchasers, including
the taxes FOR the year 1874, due in 1875. well
TIE drainage privilege nOl7 Is de2 10 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.

49, $500 ...sr,
PROMlSSORY aOTES AND HOUSEHOLD flSN
TCRE. ETC.
WIDOW AnOLPHE HULLENBERG, TUTRiX, "
IDA ZIMMkRER WIDOW OF GEORGE JOSEPH
HALTER FOR PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 ,453
DY PLACIOE }. APEAR. ACCT1oSEs.-
ID ONCE No. IS Exchange alley.-SATt aDAI:
November a. 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ, will b. sold
at public auction, at the Merchant. and auction.
eers' Exchange on Royal street. between Canal
and Custornhouse streets, by vlTtue and IL pursu.
aHce to a Judgment rendered October 3;4. AID
signed October Is, 1874 by the Eon. A. L. "issot.
Judge of the Second District COu1: for the parish
OF Orleans in the above matter, tie following De-
ecribed notes to wit -,
/. NOTE drawn by A. Roch and ). z. Rsch :" 'i!e
order OF Joseph Halter, fox S2o0 dated July :! 1915
at one year, bearing eight per cent interest," ua,ii
paid; and protested for noupaylrent, and SUISSE
auently renewed with good Endorsement,
NOTE O: Jean Din dated MAY &c, 1872 az ore
year for the sum OF 1920, secured by mortgage
per act before A. Ducafel, August i3 1872. on ac'
count Of which pots the sum Of eto' Jas been
paid.
And BY virtue of the same Judgment: az -" T.
~. viii be sold on the premises, corner OF h!ln!Ee
and Peters streets
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC., There Il
contained.
Terms-Caeh she spot. colo icai
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
By Nash & Hodgsop.

COTTON COTTON COTTON,
PAIR COTTON SCALES.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES G. WILMER, DECEASED
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81 l2O.
DE NASH 4 HOD(:SON-W. l. HODGSON
II AuctiOneeI-Othce No. CarOndelet street.
On SATURDAY, November 81 1874, at II A. n, Oh
the pr misses at the Louisiana Press, the corner
OF Ropin and st. Thomas streets, by virtue and in
pursuance of all oruer of the Hon. A. L. TssOt
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
os orleans, dated November H. 1874, docket No.
Wilmer, deceased, al public auction. will be sold
TWENTf.TWo BALES COTTON, ONE PAIR
COTTON SCALES,
Terns-Cash on the spot in Cnited States treas
urv notes nOl2 1921
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
By A. Gerard.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, FANCY
GOODS, ART WORKS, PAINTINGS, JEWRLRY
DIAMONDS WATCHES, BTC.
DY A. GERARD, AUCTIoNRKR-OFPICF
ID and sales rooms Nos. IL and IA Bourbon street,
near Canal. commencing at eleven o. CLOCK
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS FANCY
GOODS. AIT WORKS, PAINTINGS. JEWELRY
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, etc
Triw weekly Gales TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS. ~A'"
Liberal sdyapces made o. cenai gnmeuta nolp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
THE SHIP A1LSA AT AUCTION.
ALSO, BALANCE OF CARGO.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
RY Nash 9. HODGsON-w. L HoDGso,

Df NASH g. HODGSON-W. l. HODGsON
ID Auctioneer-Ottce No. 5 CarOndeet street.
On SATURDAY, Novem bel %, 1874 at twelve o'clock
NJ, At the st. Charles Auction Exchange at public
auction without reserve, Tor account OF whom It
concern viii be sold
THE BRITISH SHIP AILSA, together with her
apparel. tackle. chains anchors, ETC.. as she now
lies sunk III the Mississippi river, at the head of
Washington street, IN the Fourth District OF this
city.
ALSO, THE BALANCE OF CARGO. in and around
The above wreck, supposed to be 3.o bales Of cot
ton tnofe or iessl and lot OF ballast.
T.rm5-Cash the spot At the moment of sdju-
dication nOlT n d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
By Albert Paul.
by ALBERT Paul.
CHOICE AND VALUABLE PROPERTIES X .rurpn
DISTRICT.
second District Court for The ?assa 0. c:leAos-
No. sail

by ALBERT Paul. ArCricEEEy-cy
- nee and salesrOOm No. 70 2oyal street,
On SATURDAY, December s. 1874 at :weIy1 o'cIock
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' B,cnaupe
heyai, near Canal street, will be sod by public
auction BY virtue of al order Of she Hon. A. L.
Tissot Judge OF the Second District Conr1 d,.tad
October "a, 1874. the following desc. bed properties
Third District of this city designated by the No
10 IN square bounded bv Love Port, Engaein and
Traps streets, measuring % feet front on Love hv
lD feet IN depth: the improveme hts thereon con.
sistng OF onestOry frame building stable etc
T. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third
square bounded by Casacalvo Ciouet Morean a ,rd
Louisa streets measuring 81 feet inches front COW nu
Casacalvo street by depth Of 50 feet The i'm, ",
story house, kitchen, etc s"is Sne-
Terms-Cash.
pense Of purchaser. uas u "a "a tne *
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
HOUSEHOLD FCRsITURE. WEARING APPAREL
SEWING MACHINES, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF ApELlSA DVGAST.

SECOND Distrie. Court for -he Parish Q. Orleans
No. 81. 496
pS PLAClDE .. APEAR, ArCTi0SEEg-
- Office 80 IS Exchange alley.-MONDAI. 80
vember %. 1884, at 1880 O'clock. vii be sold al
public auction, at the corner of Custom house ard
DaupiliIe streets, by virtue and in pursuance 70
an order from the Hon. A. Z. TIssot Judge OF the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated November 10. 1874, for account Of the above
succession
THE CONTENTS OF THE AFOREMENTIONED
premises. consisting in general assortment of
Household Furniture. Wearing Apparel, Sewing
Machines etc.
Terms-Cash. nOl2 I: %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
of MRS. ROSE GILBERT, DECEASED
WIZ! OF LEoSvILLE AUGCSyIN.
Second D:ssrc: Ceur: FOR the Parish VI Orleans
80 % :06.
&CIc N PARTITION.

DY VIRTUE OF JUDGMENT RENDERED.
ID September II, 1874 signed S.ptemb.r a.
1874, to me directed by The honorable the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans in .he
above entitled matter viii proceed to sell at pub
lie suction, az the Merchants and Auctionesrs
Exchange, ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse str~ets, III the Second District Of the
city, on TUESDAY, December Is, 1874, ., :wslve
o'clock n. for partition she following deserted
property. to wit
A CERTAIN hALr LOT OF GROUND, without
the buildings thereon, situated il the H.ubouss
IRENE, second District OF this ci,y in the square
bounded by st. Philip, Claiborne, Crsulines and
Robertson streets, and formn: the hal; neares:
Claiborne street OF said lot which - iesi grated
the number thirteen OF . plan made by Joseph
Pile, late surveyor on the ninth o. December 1881;
the said half lot OF ground neasu,in. thirteen feet
iron OIL s.. Philip street By ono hundred and five
feet five inches in depth between parallel lines
Bald lot being the acquired by The late Mrs
Rose Gilbert. deceased wife Of Le"n-ille augusti1l
from Mics Marie Rose Roberiat. ny ac. passed be.
fore 4. Ducatel notary public il :hiS civ on the
ninth of November, 1867.
Terms-One-third cash, and Che balance at ono
and two years credit, ne purchaser .rruis,iru
notes secured by mortgage and vendors uyIy.,e "a
on said property until tLa pavment.
W. P. HARPER,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
GRlCGLTUKAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
University Buildings. Corner Of ,.mmon
ana barsnne streets, New Orleans.
'hh REGULAR SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Will Begin November Ii.

Al candidates for admission will r.no-e -.
lessor >; L. Cross for examination TIe eya,nIna.
a,ohs VIII be conducted in the hall OF the AcaIrI,
o'clock NJ a. "a :" '"e4'S
D.. Under the provisions of the law TO eutitle pupil.
Ef aamlssion into the Agricultural and Mechanical
EoAege they shall be residents of tbs State az
isast twelve years Of age, and be found com pe.n;
IA .ne branches Of good English edncation % en-.
yer upon the prescribed course of studies
mere win be attached to the college under Ito
ment, f0e'-' "'Pai''
The course Of studies In the college shall include
% leading object, the arts and sciences a sp.
pncaoo to the progress and Improvement of agrs
culture and the mechanic arts. not neg Getting the
literary branchea
ocl5 cod tnols
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
COMMERCIAL.
Mona. Evn.ryG, November . Is,j

COrTOy-The eaies to-day (Gos iHcl.Gins g.;
add .onal OF satHIday) embraced lit:,e ever :2en
BALES at ir.egula, and h. he5 p. ces ~ith pretty
general advance % y 9, 5Bt in some cases az &C.
We rsst our quotations accordingly, aud sIve as
below:
AMERICAN e.AScA.n Of CLASSIFICATION.