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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

Mr.. DeBar closes his engagement with
himself at the st. Charles Theatre tonight,
playing Ralph 'S.ackpolc in the "Nick-ot-
the Woods"
The dramatic event of the week will be
the appearance at the St. Charles Theatre
on Monday evening OF Mr.. Lawrence Bar
rett, who will enact Richelieu. The merits
OF MIR. Barrett as an actor are too well
known in this community to need elaborate
notice. For several years he has confined
himself to few great characters, and he
has mastered them, He has been rewarded
for his studious application by fame; at
home and abroad, and by what is quite as
agreeable, money. Mr.. Barrett is an
actor who polishes and perfects the
parts he acts, and he is an
honor 10 tho American stage; in all
ways, a gentleman and scholar. He will
receive good support at the St. Charles
from the regular company, with the addi-
tional assistance of Mr.. John w. Norton,
who comes from the Grand. Opera House
of st. Louis especially to play the opposites
of Mr.. Barrett in tragedy. The business of
the week will be "Richelieu." Monday:
Dukes Motto,' Tuesday, ard Wednesday
matinee; Marble Heart Wednesday night
and Saturday matinee; "Man O'Arlie,' y
Thursday; Hamlet Friday, and "Richard
ILL.," Saturday night.
This will be the last week OF the French
opera bouffe troupe az the Varieties Thea.
tre. la Jolie Partumeuse" will be given
tonight, and on Monday evening "Le Petit
Faust for the first time this season. Nc
better performances OF opera bouffe, taken
as whole, have ever been seen in this
country than those given by tho Chzzola
troupe.
At the Academy of Music, tonight, Hav
erlys minstrels will put in an appearance
This troupe is one of the best travelling
The favorite end men. Barlow and Wilson
are still with it, and the quartette anG
ballad singing are OF the best description
On the sixth of December Mr.. Barry Sui
livan will commence an engagement at the
Academy, and for a few nights at least We
are to see the most legitimate of legitimate
acting by great tragedian, and a company
strengthened for his support.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

HAIR GooDs AND FANCY ARFICLEs.-Mr.
George T. Schilling, who for many years
has been known as a reliable dealer in hu-
man hair goods, braids, curls, switches,
combs, brushes, fancy toilet articles, soaps,
etc, has opened at No. l59 Canal street
with an entirely new stock of goods well
worthy of the inspection Of our readers. He
gives the best of goods, the latest styles,
and charges moderate prices. His old
store, No. 3sl Dryades street, will also be
continued, and those purchasing at either
place may rest assured of a courteous re-
ceptiop and fair dealings.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
Local Intelligence.

AL OF ME. T. DEvEREAux FOR MUIR.
iuother Turn IN he Casc.-Judge
:. Yesterday resumed his examination
!. charge against Mr.. Devereaux, ac-
of having killed Munson Alexander
Iav. 1874. The. State having closed
saturday, the defense called witnesses
gday.
Castellanos presented an affidavit,
n TO by James Barry, accusing James
sui.h of the killing of Alexander, and
smith was arraigned and the affidavit
TO him.
Luzenburg stated that, as Mr.. Smith
nrincipal witness in this case, he is or
Id be protected and be free from arrest.
Iusenburg asked the court TO refuse a
If arrest. District Attorney McPhelin
ID in the request, but thought that the
had only one course to pursue-the
,yit hasj been sworn to ana must be ac-
tsd
Csstellanos insisted on having a war
Issued for Smiths arrest.
te court accepted the affidavit, and MIR.
h was placed under arrest.
.reral Badger esuified-Was Super!r-
,spt of Police in May, 1874; Captain
risber was chief of detectives at that
the arrest of Alexander was given to
n and Devereaux; Alexander was a
sbly bad character, and an escaped con-
think there was specific charge
iust Alexander, and the officers held a
[rsnt; a few days before Alexander was
a policemen attempted to arrest him,
he made desperate resistance and es-
td do not know that Ben Alexander's
uttered threats against the police; we
" for long time that Munson Alex
ar was an escaped convict.
sorge Relf-Knew Munson Alexander
saw him the morning he was killed; he
pistol in his hand, and l heard it
Il, as if he was cooking it; the pistol was
kiny one; he asked me If l had seen any
b,ers going out; / had seen none; Alex
Eer went into q grocery: saw him again
ku he was dead; Rose keeps the grocery
kre man went in with long pistol
10. some paper to cover the weapon.
bsnry Weber-Sixteen buckshot were
len out of the corpse, but some remained
at the inquest neither Devereaux nor
Elh testified, they being charged with
murder.
|udge Sadler-Lived near the place
ere Alexander was killed, and heard the
s fire; saw the dead body.
lsng-Remember the circumstance of
(mnder's death; got stray buckshot
w did not hear Alexander say he sur
|isred; the affair occurred in front of my
ks; three shots were fired, close to.
ler.
". Whitaker then submitted the case,
the State had nothing further to offer.
by the Court-The officer who made the
iavit in this case has been on the police
Es long time, many months before
Fyander was killed, yet he waited eight
months before he made a charge, and
u charged only one of the parties.
send both prisoners to the Superior
nnal Court; $4,000 bonds each.
Both furnished bail.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

0uNTERFEIrERs CAPTURED WITH BASE
Efficiently Captain Lawlor was noti
BY q person that number of counter
nickels had been passed on him, and he
ught he could point out one or more of
Individuals. He was instructed to take
nof the coins and keep the subject
nt That same day more of the uickels
gwen him. Officer Killinger was de-
Fed to wait and watch, and he readily
med that the crooked parties lived in
house No. 67 st. Philip street. An
eayit was made before United States
nuissioner Shannon, and yesterday
|ning Captain Lswlor, Sergeant Moore,
poral Kelly, Officer Killinger and
paty Marshal Stockton visited the
We designated, where they found
man and four women, all Italians,
ase names are Charles da Maggi,
n da Maggi, Mary Void, Galins
aAlaqui, Julia Marata and Mariana La
When the officers entered one of the
IA tried to conceal sock of bad coin
ne failed and the counterfeits are now
nidence against the party. The man
eetsnpted to hide proof of his guilt,
made . failure. The rooms were
f0ughly searched but nothing like
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

[HEY ARE ON THE, RETIRED LIsT.-Dep-
Sheriff Pegram yesterday sent off a
by batch of sin on the steamboat Gov
lc Allen, for the State Penitentiary:
burgary-Francis Antoine, two years.
Breaking and entering-Elijah Tillman,
years.
Ftand larceny-Benjamin Alexander, five
Petty larceny - George Whitfield, six
nths; Charles Joseph, one year; Elijah
Imam, one year; James Conovan, one year;
na Smith, two years; Frank Mitchell,
months; Sam Brooks. one year; Martha
dsrson, two years; William Williams,
years; Dan Robinson. one year; Joseph
lrs, one year; Elsy Howard, one year;
nOs James, one year; Louis Williams,
years; Auguste Allen, two years six
rihs; Laura Harris, one year; John Sui
ha one year; John Williams, six months;
pee Williams, six months; Charles Hord,
months; Jefferson Boyer, nine months;
lna Brown. two years; Eliza Wingtield, +,
years; Henry Wood, two years; Felix
Fnard, eighteen months; John Thomas,
pyears; Bill Haywood, six months; Wash
ton Banks, eighteen months; Henry
10y, two years; John Jones, eighteen
nths.
Eubezzlement-Joseph Guidry, one year.
EAooting with intent to kill-Henry Rob
On, twelve years.
Entering dwelling house ieloniously-
nry Sheppard, two years six months.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

ments pouring in through every channel,
and the indefatigable Levy to bring up the
reserve Novelties by the million are ar
irving daily, and displayed as fast as un-
packed. AL the new styles of trimmings,
in silk, fur and feathers; dress buttons, silk
scarfs and handkerchief, novelties in jew
elry, etc. We bespeak for the Dollar store
succession of triumphs this season un
equaled in the annals of former fall dis
plays. We need hardly remind the public,
especially the ladies, that it would be q
treat to them to drop in daily and see what
is going on in the Dollar store. Of course
everybody knows Levys, No. l37 Canal
street
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
RIVER REPORTS p. NJ.
Below nigh water mark of 1874.
The Next senate.
A special To the Chicago Times from
Washing gtou SAYS:

A special to the Chicago Times from
Washington says;
In view of the coming contest in Con.
gress, the Republican majority in the Senate
is scanned with good deal of interest. The
position OF the so-called Independent Sena-
tors is one that is eagerly questioned. 1t
is not believed that any Of them will be
able to stand outside of parties, so closely
will the lines be drawn. Senators Chris
tiancv of Michigan, Cameron of Wisconsin,
Mcmillan of Minnesota, aud Paddock of
Nebraska, will act with the Republican
Senators. Newton Booth, OF California, is
the only man in the Senate who will oc-
cupy an independent position. 1t was be-
lieved here quite generally that he, too,
would act with the Republican party. Mr..
Booth, in conversation with the Times cor
respondent on this evening, said that
nothing had happened during the congress
sional vacation to make him change the
views or position held by him last spring.
He will be found opposing the present or
der of things, but will not advocate or op-
pose any measure in mere party sense.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

EGuLAR CONDITION OF AFFAIRs.-Yes-
Day, while the examination of Mr.. T.
'ereaux was progressing in the Fourth
aieipal Court, an affidavit, made by Mr..
pee Barry, from information received,
fglng James l.. Smith with the murder
Aunson Alexander, was filed. Mr..
Hth was at once arraigned and pleaded
guilty, and as is published elsewhere,
b Smith and Dsvereaux were committed
trial. The strongest and only direct
dsnce against Devereaux was given by
ih, and just here things take a queer
+. Smith is now one of the two princi-
80 can not testify in this case in the
srior Criminal Court. either for or
Pinat himself. Without his testimony
Pc will remain but little which can con-
!. .Deyereaux.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

BEAUTIFUL GooDs.-A magnificent dis
play of watches, jewelry, diamonds and
silverware may be seen at Mr.. NJ. Scooler's,
No. los Canal street. Mr.. SCOOTER has had
many years experience in his business, and
his rare taste and ability have often been
acknowledged in this city. During his re-
cent visit North Mr.. SCOOTER secured the
fastest and most beautiful goods, which he
is low offering to his customers at very low
Dricee.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

BAcKRAT GLASSWARE AND FINE CHINA
The friends of that old and reliable mer-
chant, Mr.. Isidore Levi, are requested to
call at Messrs. A. Peiser & Co.'s, No. "a
Magazine street. where they will find a
most elegant assortment of real imported
Backrat cut and engraved glassware, deco
rated vases and China sets, Parian marble
figures, house furnishing goods, etc. Pur-
chasing from first hands, they are enabled
chasers great Inducements. Their stock
includes every article from the finest orna-
ments, glassware and China, to the com
monest articles for ordinary use, and will
be sold at remarkably low prices.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
Declined with Thanks.

Some time ago, a certain set of Southern
Republicans united upon the idea that Chief
Justice Waite would be their most available
man for President. Recently, delegation
called upon the Chief Justice here, and
asked him if he would consent to become a
candidate. Mr.. Waite responded that he
would under no circumstance accept q
nomination. He was very grateful, and all
that sort of thing, but he now occupied the
highest position possible in his profession.
fed, and would have no other Official joys
Chicago Times.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
COURT RECORD,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1875.

Supreme Court.
Adjourned to November 90.
superior District Court.
Mrs. Christine Buerkle We. city of New
Orleans.-Petitioner for herself and minor
children, alleges, June %, 1875, her son,
Julius, eleven years old. play ing Oh the levee
between Benville and Cont streets, fell
through hole in the wharf; that the hole
was caused by decay; that it was the duty
of the city to keep the wharf repaired, and
claims $4,000 damages.
Mrs. Julia Heyman VS.. New Orleans Gas
light Company.-lnjunction made perpet-
ual.
Southern Bank vs.. Louisiana National
Bank.-Supp,ementa petition filed reducing
the amount claimed to $46,400.
Rules of contempt dismissed.
kule to set aside sequestration SUE aimed.
The court said the plaintiff had not proved
ownership of property; nor that the money
claimed was the property of the Southern
Bank; that money has nothing to identity
it, mo ear marks" that the money sought
to be seguestared belonged as much to or 9
holder OF coupons as another. Also, that
under act No of 1870 the court could no
sequester money due by the city to any per.
son whatever.
Suspensive appeal allowed.
superior Criminal Court.
NFoRMATIoNs.
Carrying concealed weapons - Henry
Murray, Henry Mcclellan.
CONVICTED.
Burglary and grand dlarceny-Tay lor Har
ris, alias Zach Taylor, burglary and grand
larceny on the sixth of October at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Samuel Bell, No. 225 Camp
street.
MIsTRIAL.
Burglary and grand larceny-Taylor Har-
ris, alias Zach Taylor, burglary and grand
larceny on the second of October at the
residence of Mr.. John Cuggy, on Magazine
| street, near Thalia.
FIXED.
State VS.. j. w. Ward, Robert Harrie
Frank MeShan-, James Kain. r. Stewart
Dennee, and Samuel Gomage-Stabbing,
| ETC., of Captain A. +. Wild, in the parish OF
| st. Bernard, on the fifth OF May. Trans
| feIred from the Second Judicial District by
| change of venue. Fixed for trial for De-
First District Court.
INFORMATION.
| Petty larceny-Charles Harrison.
| NoLLE PRosEoUI ENTERED.
| Andy Devine for petty larceny.
| SENTENCED.
| Selma Mathews, petty larceny. sentence
| changed from eighteen months to one year.
Fifth District Court.
| David II. Harvey VS.. Home Mutual In
surance Company.-Judgment for plaintiff,
| sixth District Court
Charles E. Caylat vs.. John Moylan and
Joseph Caylat.-Judgment for $40 for value
| of watch and $50 for attorneys fees
judgment for defendant for the balance.
Henry Stern VS.. American Mutual Insur-
anee Company.-Judgment for plaintiff for
| $780,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

Ten per cent discount
Ten per cent discount
Ten per cent discount
On every eleven tickets.
On every eleven tickets.
Get up your clubs.
Get up your clubs.
Grand golden drawing.
Grand golden drawing.
Grand golden drawing.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

moulds could be discovered. The accused
were taken before Judge Shannon, who
sent them to prison in default of $4,000 bail
each. They will be arraigned tomorrow,
and there is abundant evidence to convict
them
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

HARDWARE, SHIP CHANDLERT, Erc.-The
great and important sale of hardware. ship
chandlery, ETC., to take place, commencing
at 10 A. NJ. on Monday, November %, by
Messrs. Montgomery, is worthy the atten-
ton of the public and the trade in general.
For full particulars refer to the advertise,
ment. Catalogues at sale.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOoDs.-At the
wellknown establishment of Messrs. Levois
& Jamison, No. l26 Canal street, our read
ers will find full line of imported fancy
and staple dry goods, all fresh and stylish,
and to be sold at greatly reduced prices.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

The State Grange of Louisiana will hold
it's annual session in New Orleans on the
fourteenth of December next, in the Grune-
wald Hallbuilding, Orleans Grange No. SO
having proffered the use of its hall for the
occaaiaD
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
The Coleman Case.

The announcement, in another paper, of
the delay in relation to the signing of the
death warrant in the Coleman murder case
is entirely erroneous. 1t is still before the
Supreme Court, and the application for a
rehearing has not yet been determined.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
BILLIARDS..
AUCTION SALES,
By R. NJ. & B. ]. Montgomery.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.
One of the Largest Stocks of Diamonds, Watches.
Jewelry, Silverware, etc., ever offered in this
city, to be sold without limit or reserve, at
Hart'eV corner of lSt. Charles aud G.avier
streets, st auction.
Rf X. Nj. & b. J. AIONTGOMERY-R.
IrSnavS II Al MS0ntgomers-Auctioneer.-w be sold on
WEDNESDAY, November "a, commencing 1890 A.
and continuing from day to day until ths
whole stock is disposed Of -
combating of valuable Solitaire and Cluster Dia.
mond Rings. Earrings, Pins and Bracelets, Watches
ofthe most celebrated makers, Ho warl and ,8art-
ette stem. winders, Jnrgensen, Eardils, etc. Chro-
nograph and split quart Al. second Watches, Opera
and Vest Chains, Ladies' Coral, Pearl, Cam 90 aud
Anathyst Sets, Bands and Bracelets Of every de-
ecrption, Studs Sleeve Buttons, Opsra 0lasseg
Revolvers, Guns, ETC., and lsrss lot Of articles
too numerous to mention. Als0. elegant Pleyol
Upright Pianos.
P.E-Ihe Whole of the above ssois are ssla IN.
der . guarantee. 49, ---l-r-
TermA-CSsh. nozI In,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

THE FIRM OF WALLACE e. Co. FAILED
The dry goods house of Wallace & Co.,
corner of Common and Magazine streets,
yesterday ceased operations, and it is as
serted that their liabilities are something
like S750,000. The assets, it is supposed,
will figure up about $5O0,000, but much is
poor paper in the country. The principal
sufferers are in Manchester, Dublin, Liver
pool, New York and Philadelphia.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

The tableaux and dancing entertainment
of the Variety Dramatic Club, to which
only subscribers will be invited, is to take
place on Thursday evening, at Exposition
Hall. Tableaux at halfpast seven;
dancing at half-past eleven. An enjoyable
evening is anticipated.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
No. 90 Canal Street.

Staub, at Goldthwaite's book store, No.
SO Canal street, is still in daily receipt of all
the latest publications, weekly and monthly,
from the North and West, which he exposes
on his counters at the lowest market rates.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

DRY GooDs.-Look out for the great sale
of dry goods on Monday, November q, AZ
No. 100 Canal street. Sixty boxes new
stock to be unpacked for said sale. Messrs.
Montgomery are the auctioneers.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

Beautiful goods and reasonable prices at
Nine. Rosa Reynoir's, No. 9. Chartres street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

Elegant hats, bonnets, etc., at Nine. Rosa
Reynoir's, No. 9 Chartres street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

Fashionable millinery at low prices at
Nine. Rosa Reynoir's, No. 9 Chartres street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
WANTED.

AfoUNa LADY OF THIS CITY,
w aitnAtion in . variety, machine or hair
store, - salesweman or worker; In willing to make
herself useful in either capacity. Address 8 Y. g.
at this office. nol7
WANTEO.-A POSITION As GOvERNBss, BY
w young lady capable of teaching Kngiish,
French and Music. kefereuces exchanged. A.
eyeBs Miss G., at this Office NOS
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

NJ colors Berlin and zephyr worsteds at
be- Rosa Reynoir's, No. Q Chartres street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

French millinery, new styles, at Nine.
Reynoir's, No. 9 Chartres street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
ENTERTAINMENT

PROGRAMME.
Tuesday Evening, November 23.
l. Trio for Piano Violin and Alto...........F .Fesca
Nessrs. E. Tyler, G. Hsase an I A. Ha4se.
2. Tableau-Lady Of the Lake, Barns and High
land Mary.
8. Solo- OseaIx Legee ........,.,....M Mr.. Metaye
4. Tableau-Three Graces
5. S9lo-JudtL dtL.............,......,.Mis Miss s. Yerri
s. Tableau-The 0nginal Gaost.
Mrs. c. Witharn, Mis-, Il Uann;n, MessEs Ne
teve and Cassard.
9. Tab!eau-Lttle Nell and Her Grandfather,
Parted Friends.
9. Soio-Ah! Mon Fls....,... ..... Miss J. Roman
10. Tableau-Naom Ruth and orph
II. Soio-Return. ...,............Mis Tersa Cannon
II. Daet-Our Way Across the Sea. .... essrs. Ms-
teye and Tracy.
l3' Tableap-Gypsy EnesMpmenr.
Wednesday Evening, November e..
]. Trio for Piano, Violin and Messrs. c.
Hasse, A. Haase aud Maysedar.
2. Recital ion.Uream OF Eugene Aram. G Stern
4. so'o-Le Barber de Seville. MISS T. Cannon
5. Recitation-Pyramus and Thisbe. F. Thayer
.. Solo Air from La Prophate. Miss A. Wagner
I. Recitatloa-fne Gridlron., ...Mr. c. 7. Buck
q. SoIo-nignon; on;.,;....:...''..'....M Mr.. a. Davis
=. Solo-Rondo BIT inaate,. Hoeifler
Mr.. c Haase.
10. Recitation-Betsy and Are Out. H Pickles
ii. Solo-WalunS Mrs. c. Witiam
DANCING.
Thursday Evening, November rs.
Programme arranged exclusively for dancing.
ADMISSION. S.............. -. FIFTY CENTS
The City Railroad Company will run extra ears
until A. NJ. nol9 I'd
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

Fresh stock of millinery at Nine. Rosa
Reynoir's, No. Chartres street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

VERY DEAD DUCKs.-InspeotOr Charles
Fox yesterday morning made visit to the
French Market, having smelled something
disagreeable about the game stalls. He
found a sufficient number of dead ducks to
fill wagon, and the man who hauled them
away will not shed the perfume off from
him for month. The ducks were badly
decayed, therefore they were seized and
dumped into the river. That did not finish
tho trouble, for parties belowrwent out in
skitfs and gathered some of the birds.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

BRIEF MENTIoN.-Young McCatfrey has
not been arrested.
Summer has come again. Dry lettuce
seed sown in the open ground last Monday,
was half an inch high last evening.
Pauline Bell and Della Davis, usually
called Biddy Fury, were last evening
dropped into the first precinct station for
stealing 500 and two gold rings, at the
corner of Basin and Perdido streets. The
complainant is w. j. Grady. The same old
villainous story.
The carpenter shop of w. j. Cooney, cor
ner Of Marengo and St. Charles streets, was
raided by burglar Friday night, and a lot
of tools are missing. The articles taken are
such as burglars use in their profession.
Jerry White barely missed a wet grave
Yesterday. He was trying to fish up an
empty barrel at the head or Bienvile treet
and the paddle wheel of the steamboat
Robert Young struck him on his head. He
Hospital
A good measure-P igs' 4eet.
Early yesterday morning, the room occu-
pied by two members of the opera boutfe
company, was entered by q thief, who
stole gold watch and some currency.
Marie Washington, a servant in the Pelican
House, was arrested on suspicion.
James Bradley was thrown from his cart,
at the corner of Coliseum and Washington
streets, and nearly killed. One of the
wheels passed over his body. He was sent
to his home, corner of First and Annuncia-
ton streets.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

once OF the Bisnvilie OIL Works Com:
meeting of the stockholders of this company will
be held at this office, No. 25 Csrondelet street. at
a reduction Of the capital stock and upon other
matters.
By order of the Board of Directors.
nol7 dell A. BENJAMIN, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

New goods, new sty les, low prices, at
Nine. Rosa Reynoir's, No. 8 Chartres street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
.,cr,oN SALES TOMORROW.

,cnB J. SPEAR. at 10 O'Clock. at No. 40 ST.
y,,,ss street, billiard tables, etc.
~ B, J. MONTGOMERY, at 10 O'Clock.
W. Is and Al Front street, hardware and
"a ehandlery goods. Also, at ten O'Clock, at
|. 100 Canal street, bankrupt sale of dry
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Notice.-No. las Common street, New Orleans,
Louisiana, November A. l875.-Parties having
pledges at the st. Charles Brokers Office, No. las
Common street, upon which interest is due up to
August 81 1875 are hereby notified to settle the
same on or before the first of December, 1875,
otherwise the said pledges will be forfeited and
sold. R. H. WOODS, Proprietor.
NJ JOSEPHESON, Manager.
Opposite ST. Charles Hotel. nol4 eOdtdel