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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-07
SUCCESSION UF l., MOULUR.
Second District Court for the parish of orls.n.
No. 80 COZ

ny: u. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN q.
street-0n TUkSD.Y, March y. 1875, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auciioneers, Rx-
change. ROYAL street. betwee Canal and Custom
house streets will be sold by public auction. bv
virtue Of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot
of Orleans, dated February 10, 1875, the following
to wit
l. A NUMBER OF CLAIMS, part of which NAV
have been paid. agglegating about S4l..3, 30 de-
scribed Oh list.
2. NIX NOTES, once secured by mortgage. each
$4,000, and Interest. fully described in the inven
tory.
3. A NUMBER OF NOTES. DUE BILLS AND
DRAFT. agsregatng $l993, described in meme
randum.
I. FIVE shares Of the Union Insurance Company
of this city, each for + GO full paid.
The whole as described on the inventory and To
the list aud memorandum attached to the petit ion
for sale and tie the clerks office in said prO.
ceedings.
Te'm--Cash f+25 mb6s
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The Cleveland Plaindealer says: ut oc.
ours to US that the General Assembly of
OHIO had better get out Of e. lumbus IS
soon las possible. The taxpayers don't
want session to last until warm weather.
So much for Democracy among the Buck
eye.."
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1926.

by g. K. GIRARDEY. ALBERT PArL,
- Auctlonttr-Oifice No. 81 Camp sIreet.-SAT.
uRnAf, March q, 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ at the
ST. Charles Auction Exchange will be sold at pub.
lie auction, by virtue of lder from the Hon
A. H. Ti5sot. Judge of the Second district Court
Tor the parish OF Orleans, dated the eighth of Feb
ruary, 1875. and rendered III tho ABOVE eatitled
matter, the following described property to wit
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND situated
IN the Third District OF this city and III The square
bounded by Esplanade, kererec, Robertson and
Where streets, m- assuring 80 feet inches 2 lines
trent on Where street BY l27 feet 10 inches lines
IN depth. Together with all the Improvements 3
thereon, nights. ways. privileges and servi'ude 8
tereunto belonging or in anywise apprrtaiuil,p
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
rights. ways. privileges and servituGes thereunto
belonging, situated in the FIRST District of this
city, and in the square bounded by st. Charles
Carondeet. Terpsichre and Euterpe streets Said
iot measures 30 feet front st. Charles street by
lZO feet In depth, BET ween parallel Ines The iqi
provements are designated by the No. 407 st.
Charles street.
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
The Third District of this city in the square
bounded by Brood, Abade, White and 0. zaga
streets The said lot measures 80 feet front on
BROAD stree, By 100 feet III depth Together with
~ the rights, ways. privileges and servitudes
thereun'O belonging.
Terns-Cash the spot
Acls or sal" At expense of the urcbasers, be.
lore Charles 7 So lat, notary public.
fell 81 mh6 l3 20 p
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~ AlCTIONEER-
- once No. Il Camp stIeet.-SATURDAY March
~ 1873, at twelve O'Clock ~. at the ST Charles
auction Exchange, will be sold at public au..t on
by virtue OF an ordar from the Hon. L. Tissot
Jid 2e OF the Second District Court for the parish
OF orleans, dated the eleventh of February 1875
ana rendered in the above entitled matter, the
following described property, TO wit
rim District OF this city tate Agiers), and the
square bounded by Lavergne, Barthelemy Della
ronde and Where streets drs gnated by the NO 20
~ ~ rare 40. Z as per plan drawn by A. b Heme
court, on the eighteenth Of March, 1872 deposited
IN the office of I l. Caire, late notary in this city;
ne SAID lot measures 30 feet front on BartheeuIy
stree:, BY 20 feet ID depth between parallel lines
an French measurement, together with all the
improvements thereon aud thereuntO belon cinp
Terms-OIe-half cash on the spot and the re-
maiuder at one and two years, for nOtes specially
secured by mortgage On the property bearing
eight pr cent interest per annum from day of "a
until final pas ment; the improvements to be kent
insured ard the policy to be transferred to the
holder Of the notss, and the purchaser tn assume
payment over and above the price Of aG I'D icatl0n
of all the taxes for the yesrs 1874 aud 1878.
Act OF sale st tho expense Of the purchaser be.
fore Janice Fabev, Req., notary public,
fel9 Fl nh6 - 20.
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OFFICE of THE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, March 7, 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

ooAu0S, uAhACu 1861
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship st Louis, Reid, for Liverpool
Steamship New Orleans. Dearborn. for New York
Steamship Mississippi, CrOwrl for New York
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Steanier Amite, Adams. for Pensacola
Norwegian bark Australia, Iversen for Havre
BRUSH schooner Ellen, O'RouIke, for C.enfuegos
and Ruatai.
Schooner Henry Wilmington, Crowell, for Boston
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
(No arrivals from sea reported.)
sTEAMBOATs.
Future City and 3 barges, Coll. from Cairo
Wailoon, kuiz, from Lower Coast
Henry Tete. Aucoin from Donaldsonville
Pike. Brown from Fishers Landing
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from White Hall
BELOW-COMING UP.
Norwegian bark Niobe, Osen, II days from Mar.
Unique, i'll ballast, to MASTER
EXPORTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING st Lous-3992 bales cot.
ton 1900 SKIS oilcake 50 ons tlonr 81 bales skins
HAVRE-Bark Australia-2037 bales cotton 1000
BOsTOS-Schooner Henry Withington--l626
bales cotton 10 bales moss 63 tens old iron 20Ou
CiENFU EGOS-Schooner Ellen-6O0 bbls -four 100
bbls lard 300 hbls potatoes 10 0GO feet lumber
NEW Y0RK-Stea mship New Orleans--lloO bales
cotton 200 bbis oil 800 bbls rice $50 bdls hides so
bales hides 39o dry hides 1000 empty barrels
NEW Notwithstanding Mississ pp;--l3l5 baIes
cotton Goa bd!s hides l6 bales hides 2l6 ,ry hides
II l oates moss III bales iron cks metal l2l logs
cedar w.
MISUNDERSTANDING Lizzie-ll 100 SKIS corn rs
SKIS oats SO bhls pork $50 ,bls tour 10 cks bacon
fhds sugar 10 bbis molasses rs bbs rice so bbls
crackers
observation-disclosures Amitc--5no SKIS corn 40
sks cat 70 ks bran ~ bags coffee SKIS salt 100
flour 20 half bbs nOur 40 bbls pork 10 bbs mOlasses
cks bacon 10 bbs whisky SO pkgs ndse
IMPORTS
BREMEN VIA HAvRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND
Notwithstanding Frankturt-lO0, bags sugar
iooo baskets champagne 81 cks zine 31l pkgs mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
CA1RO-Steamer Future City and baryes--43s5
bbls tour $40 half bbs -four 523l bbs meal 229 bbIs
pork 80 bbls whisky 1902 ties lard 100 kegs lard 10
cks bacon 2l5 SKIS 602J SKIS oats 1865 bbs flour
200 SKIS malt 227 bales hay 10 bales cotton and sun
dry produce
DONALDSONvILLB-S Henry Tete--53
hhds sugar bills molasses and sunGries
BONNET CARRE-Steamer WaweuOck-23 hhds
sugar bbs sugar and sundries
WHITE HALL-Steamer Mary Ida z hhds sugar
81 bba :holasses 1879 SKIS rough rice aud sundries
Low Elk COAST-Steamer WalioOn-lO hhds sugar
4O bhs mOasses lO5 bbls potatoes and sundries
OHIO k1VER-Per fatboat-600 bbls apples
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD |
rice hhds sugar 43 bbls moasses II half bbls mo-
asses SOB head cattle and aundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD March |
'-295 bales cotton 444 pkgs tobacco 632 pcs bulk |
neat 81 cks bacon 80 bbls pork and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, March |
- iIllds sugar SO bbls mn'asses and stIufries
NEW ORLEANS, ST louis AND CHICAGO RAIL. |
toAD. March 6-l077 bales cotton and sundries
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SUCCESSION or MAkTkLINA kCKERT
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleaus-
No. 37,4l4.
by &. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JoHN {

pY &. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JOHN a.
- MOnrOse. Auctoneer-Offce No. so Royal
street-SATURDAY, March 20, 1875, at twelve
O'clock NJ at the Merchants and AuctiOneerss
Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and
CustOnhOuse Streets will be sold public auctiOn
bv virtue OF MI order from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot
judge Of the SecOud Distic- Court FOR the parish
Of Orleans dated January 49, 1878. the following
A CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND, situated In the
Fourth District of this city. designated by No. l.
IN the square bounded by TOledano, st. Denis Har-
mony and DryAdes streets, and measuring 80 feet s
inches lines trout TOetsnO street. 1888 feet
inches lines on one side l86 feet inches on the
other side al d 80 feet inches front on Harmony
street. together with tho buildings aud improve
mtnts thereon.
Terms-Cash on the spot The taxes of 1874 to b.
assumed by the purchaser.
Act of sale before John L. Laresche at the e1-
pense OF purchaser f-l6 20 u mh6 Is 20
COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDEN II ON BOUR-
BON STRkET, BKTWEkN CONT AND ST
LOUIS STREETS
VALUABLE BRICK STO ES ON ST. CHARLER
STREET, BKrWEBN PEKDlDO AND POYDKAs
bTREETS.
HOUSE AND LOT ON JOHNSON STREET BR
TWEEN DUMAINs AND ST PHILIP
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON pUMAINw
STREET., BETWEEN JOHNSON AND PRIEUE
STRkErS.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ADkLARD BIONDEAu
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Stakeholder, In the slaus. ter house
men who no d beeves while q ey are being
knocked down.
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, March 6, 1875.
COTTOS-Tbe sales to-day as far as reported
.,d no, including 50 bSlos additional Yesterday
embraced $3.50 bales, at prees requiring go change
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in our quotations, but we have reason to believe
that the actual business exceeds 1000 bales it'll
out reaching 5000. We give also the figures and
full report OF the Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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AUCTION SALES,
By q. De Ferret 4 Go.
SUCCESSION OF ADOLPHK DUPRB, JR
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlesns-
M a.

o6cOnu DIstfIct C0uft Tor The Parish Of Or5o0nD-
No. 81 ,74t.
by q. DE FERRET d CO.-JOHE g. MOS.
SATURDAY. April 3, 1875 at twelve O'Clock M. at
the Merchants and Auc,ioneers' Exchange. be-
twes Cana. ard CustOnhOuse streets, will be sold
81 public auction by virtue Of an order from the
non non a. L. T'ss It, judge OF the Second District
= "I lg. '1h the parish Of Orleans. dated February
iss 81 ,Te following described property. to wit
SecGna District o. this city, in the square bounded
ny elsnilafs Galvez. Hospital and johnson streets
n.easufing % feet in, hes fIOnt on Ursulipee
street s.lre,, sy 1871 feet inch in depth. between
tIual ana parable lines. together with the build
ings and i'm prove men's thereon
Ierms-Cash on the SPIT
80, S vi eae AT the expense Of purchaser before
ona hH 9 !, in ~ Son.at. notary public.
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LADIES' LIST.

| LA%E
Alexander Louisa Mrs
Amber Luraney Mrs
Anderson Luvinis Mrs
Andrews Charles G Mrs
Alexander Elix = beth Nj
Anderson Minnie Miss
Atkinson Joseph Mrs
Augustine SeliLe Mrs
Ba ker Ann Jane Mrs
Bay III ROselle Mrs
Babe Joseph Mrs
Erandle Margaret Mrs
BSilliO CeIt ste Miss
Bragden Albertin Miss
Brantity MOilie Miss
Rorlain Aline Mrs
Bailey Low Mrs
BabcOck G w Mrs
BranagAh1nn8 Jose phln
Bell Lizzie Mrs
B-lger Fame N
Bernard l. G Mrs
Belts Ellen Mrs
Bird Manda Miss
Biggar Hattie Mrs
BOursey harriet Miss
Busker d Hiss
Butler l. ID Mrs
Burning Amelia Mrs
Caulheiu A B Mrs
Carey Jennie Miss
C.iumor Margaret Mrs
Claber W Mrs
Cieget Mrs
Christensen c Mrs
Cowen Mary Mrs .
IOnklin sarah Mrs
Cochran F A Miss
CoOie Marie 4 Mrs
barring Mary Jane Mrs
Dawson Fannie Miss
Dawson Amanda NJ Mrs
Daire Maggie Miss
Dahlgrreu Mafy Mrs
De Ma'igny A Miss
De Bruys Aminade Miss
Deter 1 Miss
Digcs Sllinia
Dillon Sarah Mrs
DOn+hO Francis Mrs
Dsri, on Ana Mrs
Duffy Nelly Misc
Dubois Ellen Mrs
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Dunbar Harriet Miss
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Ed wards Annie Miss
Easterling Ella Mrs
Elmer Lizzie Mrs
Mastering Ella Mrs
Eddy Clara Mrs
Ellis ". nth Jane Miss
Etc inc A Mrs .
Ferguson Edwin Mrs
Fem Jennie B Mrs
Filler ID L Mrs
FOntenette 4 Miss
'iain Josephine Miss
Grahm Ellen Mrs
Ga,raId James Mrs
Gras Sarah II Mrs
GirdesGe + Mrs
Grimes Mary J Mrs
lrOuld Miss ...
Hanna Mary L Miss
Hall Alfred Mrs
hanel Lie Mise
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Han Pierrie Mrs
Harper Louisa MISS
Hart MAJ ia Mrs -"
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Helti.isn Louise Miss '
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teidemann Carrie Miss Y
Isgan Alice Miss y
tOUbs b B Mira "- \
4olsteiu Hattie Mrs '
hobbs Minnie Miss '
1OsSins Ed W Mrs '
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hughes NJ aria Miss Y
!-lev Mary MISS '
ny William Mrs v
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ohnsou Frances Miss
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Reminding In the New Orleans Postohlce
Uncalled tor for the Week Ending
Saturday, March 6, 1873. at q p. NJ.
The Postofice remains open ON Sundays from 10
A to Tn
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SUCCESSION OF SIDNEY THEzAN.

FINE RESIDENCE ON VILLERE. BETWEEN
EsplanadH and R"rlefec str.ets and the two
story house, No. 407 st. Charles street, etc
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ADoL' .vE;, ~ ,kE AND EuGENIE PLsssAN q.
TUTOR, ETC. DohLLf AND AS
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Meteorological Report.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER
New Orleans March g. 1875. :
The following is a report of the weather
and rivers at 3 10 =. NJ, local time. to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-07
By G. Z. Girardey.

IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY IN THE
FIRST AND THIRD DISTRICTS
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IlY G. DE FERIET a. IN

Second District Court for the Parisb q, o.,.
No. 35,777 VI oi'eahs-
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LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
ew Orlea ns P0st0mC
r the Week Endin
! 6, 1875. at d r. NJ
Is open on Sundays from
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Jones Sarah n IS
johnson MaIhilda Mrs
JuhceOn Cily Miss
'sJOhnson Josephine Miss
Jones A Mis-
Kahn Ellen J Miss
Kabian NJ Miss
krichen kebecker
k-aTney Kate MIS-
kreu:her Nina Miss
Leclair Ann Mrs
L+rch S-ttie Miss
LvOns Pinkev Mrs
Lloyd Lizzie Mies
Ma'seI bauah b Mrs
Martin & i Miss
EahOn Annie Mss
{ Martels S Marie Miss
Mitchell Murite
MIiZ Mary Miss
Miller Clrmeuiine Miss
Murphy Lizzie Mrs
More e II Mrs
MDrel Louise Miss
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Murphy Hannah Mrs
Murray Mary Miss
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Mel A j Mrs
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kugent PlIce Miss
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O'Neill Johu Mrs
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Powell l. R Mrs
Polg Marie
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Richmond Mrs
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RO clifford Sarah Z Mrs
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Sentchal FANNIE Mrs
swiE9Iey Iris & Mrs
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Mollie J Miss
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VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRIcE sTopp No 40
OLD LEvEE STREET o"'-' NJ ~
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RIVERS.
Sleeplessuess.

Below high water mark of 1874.
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RY q. DE FERIET a. CO.-JoHN

by q. DE FERIET Il CO.-JoHN @,
SATURDAY APP lis, 1873. at twelve O'clock NJ ar
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, ROYAL
street between Custcmlouse and Canal streets.
by virtue Of two orders from the Hos A. L. TissOt
judge of the Second District Court for the parish
n 1875, the following described property TO wit
l: ONE LOT OF GROUND. situated in the SEQ
S on District OF this city in the square BOUNDED
streets DESIGNATED by letter A, and meas
s ulinS 80 g. ft IT.. nGaes front on Bourbon
ward st. Louis street, l21 feet 10 inches on tire line
which separates it from lot b, and 80 feet inches
on the rear line. Toge her with he one story and
attic brick residence erected thereon Containing
four large rooms, dningroom, cellar stair landing
and IN Tie attic Two bedrooms a wo-story kitchen
containing four rooms below and four rooms
.. TWO LOTS Or GROUND, stu TED in the First
81. Charles, Pe'dido, Poyiras ard Carondelet
streets, designated by the Nos. 6 and T. and meas
on ST. Charles street. by 65 feet in depl h. between
equal and parallel lines together with the three
story b.ick store erected thereon lot No. mAae-
ures 20 feet front on ST. Charles stree, by rs
feet in depth, between equal aud psrallel lines
together with the three story brick store erected
3 FIVE LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
second District of this city, in the square bounded
s Dy pnna.ne Johnson Prsur aud st. Philip
%; and measuring rs 'oliows
LOT Nc. "a meas res ~ Get inch 4 lines front on
Johnson street. l49 ieet inches lines on q line
towad St Philip street. 1873 seet lines on the line
which senarates It tom lots Nos. 65 Sc, 81 and So
o' ieet inches lines on the rear llne: together
with the build ags and improvements thereof. 'e'
Lot NO. to mea ur.s 10 feet IL CHI line front
on On; pumain. street ~ feet 10 inches linss on
llne toward Prenr street, loo feet inches lines
on the line which separates It from lot No IS az
feet lines on the r, ar hue " w. ~
Lots Nos. ito 81 and SO measure each 27 feet fror,
on Dnmaine stIe-t. by 100 feet 6 inches Wras ~
depth, o,twten equal and parallel lines lot No 50
'o tn 'hs corer Of Dumaine and Johnson streets
tttotI r
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W. S,, YAL -; Bu!LhING LOTS ON RAMp.rr
p1Tah srnn. TWEEN BAkRACKS AND Hon.
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General Exchange

The market opened under the influence of q
rather diseouragng teleeram from Liverpool, with
a fair inquiry, but mostly from buyers who
claimed further concessions which factors would
not admit. but he sales during the morning
ertheless reached 1000 bales, after which. under
hight receipts at the ports, factors exhibited ill.,
creased confidence. and the market assumed
greater steadiness and firmness. Among the safes
we noticed low m:idling Is and l5li C. and barely
middling at l5Ssc The movement was checked
during the morning by rainy WEATHER.
The amount shipbcard not cleared goirg on
board and engaged for shipment, was set down at
the opening tnis morning 1T IS, 500 bales.
bracins Al 0d for Liverpool Sc 0J0 for Havre, 1860
for Spain 1000 tor the Mediterranean 1900 for Bro
men, 5000 for the North SEA and 5000 bales for the
North, which when deducted from the stock on
hand by cur running statement yesterday evening,
leaves Ito GOO balts to represent the quantity at
the landing and i'll presses unsold awaiting
olders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $500 bales in
GLIDING 200 alter P. NJ. yesterday. Market
strong"
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Weekly Quotations of Hides, Etc.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

iidts are steadv and prices unchanged since
report. TallOw is active. Wool dull.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT
LATE ALGIERS).

IN THE MATTER OF THE INTRODUCTION or
JOSEPH ROUX
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pY c. z. GIRARDEy. ArcTroyEvR

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 J12
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We are indebted to Mr. l. N. aynard manager
of The New Orleans Clearing Rouse, for the follow.
ing comparative statement of the associated banks
for the week ending to-day:
Increase. Decrease.
Specie .......................... ...... $50 0i0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-07

POSITIVE AND uNRESkRvkU SALE TO VEEv1-711r7
PARTITION EVA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-27
rOMMIssION MERCEANI,
A nIsER-s METHODIC MADNESS.

"A MANEh > MEAAO1AL MADAt-N7s1-
Baltimore is called upon 10 mourn the
death Of an elderly Iniser who, in bis jour
uev through this world, had spent little
else than his life. There was method ID
his madness, for sii5ely miser may be said
10 be mad. a short time before his death,
he info med a friend that lie had never
given away a cent, nor spent one when the
expenditure could possibly be avoided
Four wears ago be married
tbi-d wife. and though she was
vOnng. and be was In bis dotage,
he lad entire aseendenCy over her, COM
pellipg her to work In a factory and turn
over her wages 10 him. he assumed the
whole responsibility Of the household and,
under his penuriOus management, notning
went 10 waste. Some six years ago he pur-
chased a cheap pine coffin, and stored Il I'D
his tenement, biding patiently the
dav when he would need 1t Tor
his final wrap. Shortly before his
death he told his wife that ms
funeral expenses must not exceed SO, ana
10 that end he directed that his body De
carried 10 the grave on the shoulders OF
men. instead Of in a hearse. Learning,
however. that the mode OF conveyance
would cost at least SIP, be decided upon
the employment Of an express wagon,
which could be had for the purpose for
about s.. Finding that barber's tariff for
shaving a corpse was something more than
his charge for the same service 70 q
sick man, he sent, on the night
before his death, for one OF the razor
craft. who did the work 10 the old gentle
mans satisfaction. The widow was mind
full of her deceased lords injunctiones, and
the total expenses Of the funeral were
SS.75. The miser left property valued al
$4,000, the result Of pinchiDg himself ana
family through a long series Of years by
his win IL was divided between his VIE
and a son by a former marriage.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Detroit Board Of Education has re-
considered its previous action providing for
teaching German in the public schools, and
adopted a report adverse 10 teaching either
German or French.
Gen. Levi Sparks, a pubhc-spirited citi-
zen and widely known as leading pOliti-
clan Of Indiana, died at Jacksonville yes
terday.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has forwarded a reply to the protest Of the
Sc. Louis tobacco manufacturers.
Secretary BristOW has returned 70 Wash
ingtOn.
The Secretary Of the Interior has ap-
pointed Walter P. Genny geOlOgist for the
exploration Of the Black Hills country.
George Pemberton, accused Of the muir
der Of Mrs. Bingham in Boston, has been
fully committed for trial. A strong dispO-
sitiOn was manifested to lynch him.
The Treasury discussed IN New York
Yesterday Sill, 900 in gold.
The imports Of dry goods into the port
of New York for the week amount TO ST.
95S,O49.
The people along the Susquehanna and
Lehigh rivers in Pennsylvania, are fearful
of another food. 1t was raining yester-
day on those rivers and their tributaries.