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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07

the event of MacSlah0n's death before the
expiration of his term. That when the sec
Ond Chamber is organized, both Chambers
to decide upon the definite government te
! succeed.
The President, in the course Of this mes
| sage, says:
Fl have instructed the government to ask
you to place q bill for the creation of q
second Chamber on order Of the day for one
Of your next sittings. Conservative inter
ests most imperstively demand Its adoption.
The point relating to transmission of powers
after 1880 must be as promptly settled. 1t
ought to be so regulated as to leave future
Assemblies complete liberty to determine
the form Of government"
Action Of the Assembly.
At the opening of the session of the AS
sembly the governments bill Tor instituting
inquiry into the state of Algeria was re-
iected by large majority. After the read
ing Of the Presidents message, Batbic
moved that constitutional bills be placed
on the order of the day after the army bill,
and that priority of consideration be given
to the second chamber bill.
LabOulaye, of the left centre, denied
priority for the bill on organization Of the
Presidents powers. Chaband La Tour,
Minister of Interior, theoretically support
ed Batbic's motion. The house divided,
huu Dat oicS MOtlOn was rejected by 2oO to
40. The majority was composed of all
sections of the left, the Legitimists and the
Bonapartlsts.
The Assembly subsequently decided,
without opposition, to place constitutional
bills on order of the day after army bills,
which will be taken up next Monday.
The sitting to- day was marked by scenes
OF great excitement. 1t is rumored min.
listers have rendered their designations. A
crisis is regarded as serious.
King Alfonso departed this evening on a
special train for Marseilles. to embark for
Spain.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN II. TEUNISSON.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 36 622.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 36 622.
| DY K. Nj. & b. }. uONrGOMERY-R
| - " Mont gomery, Auctinneer.-Wil be sold on
| SATURDAY, January 30. 1875, at twelve O'Clock
rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel, by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge or the Second District Court for the parish
! Sc G22- awe
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION or GROUND.
together with all the buildings and Improvement
thereon and all rights and privileges thereto be.
longing. situated in the Fourth District of this
city. in the square bounded by Sixth. Seventh.
Coliseum and Prylania streets, being square No 81
on the original plan of said Faubourg Livaudais
and measuring 60 Ieet front on Prytania street. BY
100 feet in depth and front on Seventh street. be.
tween parallel lines, forming the corner Of PRIV.
tania and seventh streets.
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND.
together with all the buildings and improvements
the and all rights and privileges thereto az.
pertaining. situated in the Sixth District of this
General Taylor and Magazine streets, being square
TO- = On plan drawn by A. s. Phelps surveyor.
ence in the Office Of }. R. Beard, then notary in
this e.ty, and which said portion of ground meas
ures 70 feet inches front on Magazine street. bv
feet inches lines. with width in the rear of
Terms-That the property herein firstly described.
forming the corner of and Seventh streets
upon the terms of Onesixth cash, and the balance
at one two, three four and five years credit, in
notes OF the purchaser to his own order, bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from ard after
maturity, if not then paid. until final payment
and payment thereof to be secured BY special
mortgage. with vendors privilege on said property
and the usual clauses Of five per cent attorney;s
fees. and transfer OF insurance until notes are paid
and that the property herein secondly DESCRIBED
forming the corner of Magazine and General Tay.
LOT streets, on the terms ana conditions of one. |
fourth cash, and the balance at one, two and |
three Years credit, in notes of the purchaser to
ms own order and by him ndorsed bearing eight |
per cent interest per annum from date Of sale I'm.
tli PAD, and payment thereof to be secured by !
SPECIAL mortgage; with vendors privilege on said
pr operty. with the usual clauses Of i've Der cent
attorneys fees, and transfer of policy Of in.ur
ance until notes are fully paid.
Act of sale before A. Hero Jr notary puhl;c ar |
ne eApenee OF the purchaser. de29 ja9 % 80
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| Gold opened at ll20ll2h. against il2A at New
1rrk: ana Aiter q fair business closed at the
opening rates IN both markets. touching ll21s dur.
Ing ne O. interim at New York. The sales summed
up S8' GOO. embracing SIS 600 at liz; $4,000
3iSU0 and Sl50W at 1l21. and $4,000 35OOO
$50 600 and SIS 900 at ll2a.
dollars are still quoted at l6S Il. while Mexican
dollars nov rule 97d97h gold.
=, Under the influence OF the advance in gold at
New YORK. sterling exchange closed about $40 "
cent higher. The movement was of liberal ak.
tent. amounting to ESQ OCO, comprising $4,000
bill OF "a ing at IS 39d5 40 $4,000 do at SIS 391
90 40 1880 do at IS 40; S2o0O Al clear at IS 4Ol
Of iadng at IS alas 4lk: 95OcO Al clear at
70 IN; $500 do al =; $4,000 bank at SIS Is. and
1000 do for gold at 81 81.
TO 1000 commercial. embracing so 600, 100 600 aud
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS 4o0
~ ior bill OF ladiDg and AL clear, and -lDS5 As
46l "a 60 for bank ~
The offerings OF domestic exchange were of fair
eAtsnt, and with coed demand commercial was
$500 o0n embracing $1,000 $lO, 400, S2OOOO. s2s 600
end $50 ,Oo0 at = v cent dscount $50 GOO and
sao0eO commercial and SIS 900 ana $50 600 pri.
vate bankers at 1872, and Is 600 CONNIE, ciai at
To- We also noticed sales Of $1,000 and $1,000
commercial on Providence and 10000 on Phila-
delphia at i.
y, The banks continued to check on New York at y
cent discount and commercial sight still
In stocks We noticed q sale of 10 shares New Or.
leans CITY Railroad Company at Sl47 ex-dividend.
me sa!es OF bonds included 5000 city gold bear
ing eeven per cents at "a H. and SIP 600 at 49,
NO eales OF city appropriation certificates were
reported: they were still quoted at 40d42 |
Noth1ng worthy OF notice is reported in Metro.
poa sa romeo warrants; they are still quoted at
Nothing transpired in State warrants Old were
VIII quoted at 2z024, and new at about g..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07

G.snds. light, middle and heavy weights. ash
Sr LOUIS. Jannary S.ICotscn Strong anu, y hsh.r.
good ordinary l2sc; low middling I3Hc; middlne
Hsc; Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat higher;
ter 81 oi0l o5 Corn y shade better: No. mixed
644 0S6.lc Oats easier; No. ,, Sc 4 05sc whisky
quiet. fosk-More doing; $40 Is 0l9 50; latter de.
nothing doing. Lard held sl2 I ol3Ac.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. January 6. 4:3O p. Neutrality-suspicious.
on the basis Of middiing uplands. nothing below
1i.l6d; sales on the bass Of middling Orleans
nothing below low middling, shipped January and
Febu ary. 7 l3- l6d.
81 M-Cotton-Sales on the basis of middllpg
npiands, nothing below good ordinary, Slipped
February and March, ll-l6d. Corn 3ss Sd 46s Sd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
1MRGOVkA PROPERTY ON TOJIIOi1Sh : rpf, IN
SECOND DISTRICT.
ToCCESS1ON OF MRS. u u. fHiION
second District court for the Parish Of Or,san...
Nc. Sc l2S
Rf PLACfDE }. SPEAR. .ArCr1oSEss

IL OIL pLAClDE !. SPEAR. ,ArCr1ONRER-
- once No % Exchange alleyeSATURDAy
February 8. 1875. at twelve s'clock NJ vii Il, =
sod at pubic auction, at the Merchants and An 20
Iohesfs exchange, On Royal street b.fwes.,
Uanai and Customhouse streets. by s.stue and IN
pursuance to an order from the Hon A. Il. Tis.. ~
Judge of the Second Dstric. court for the
% Utrleans dated DecembeS %. 1874. for accnnnt
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND si,ra,ea il, o.,
second District Of this city on Toulouse s,rsa,
s PssSes aoya ana Bourbon measuring
BY % feet in depth, together with the bon thast'
on S,cked tween posts, crcumsr arcss and .i.
pehuehcles, together with q certain s4rv,tnd. =,
sG sm. ana passage established by deere. al III.
supreme court, In favor Of said proper " "
leins ana COnditiOns-One- f. I'd cas6 .b1. g.,
Snce on a credit Of one and twa years far .a, a.
SSeallhg eight per cent interest per ANN. ,nos
aaIe OF adjudication ill! paid, ana srcnreI y ~.
mortgage and vendor's lien and DriviI.-a n' ny
sG bd the buildings and to
70 .ne TUTOR, and. IN case OF suit u proeecntn @
m OF the notes, five per cent lawyern, E.s ,
De pad by the said purchaser The pnrcbs os snai,
DE- REQUIRED 70 make deposit of ten per csn, VIII
the amount Of adjudication at the uomsnt zen. on
1Gt OF sa,e before A. D. Doriocourt. Rsn' no sa.
jss l0&1e2S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
SUGGESTIONS OF RICHARD w. cox AND HIS
WIFE. MARY COX.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
Nc. 81, 3l8

by &. E. ;fRARDKY. AUCTfONEEk-.
- once No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY Feb.
[ua'y -, 1873. at twelve o'clock H., At the st,
Cnaries Auction Exchange, will be sold at publ q
auctlOn. ny virtue and in pursuance OF an order
from the Hon. A. Z. Tssot Judge of the Second
district Court for the parish of Orleans dated the
second ofJanuary. 1875, and render red in the above
entitled SUGGESTIONS. the following described prop
erty to wit F"%
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
First District of this city and IN the snnare
bounced by Cypress, Willow and CIa borne streets
and Florida landing, designated by the letter q on
sKetch OF said square drawn by J. A. DiHeme
court deputy surveyor, dated May II, 1866 said
10Y measures. in American measure so feet II
inches front on Cypress street. 46 jeet inches
nnes IN depth on the line dividing II from q DOR.
tiOn OF lot T. 40 feet inches lines in denth IN
the INES of lots and N. and 81 feet inches in
wldth III the rear on an Oblique line dividing II
from q portion of lot I; said portion of ground be
ing part OF the original lot No. nearest to Clai
Dorne street. Together with all the improvements
.heieon. rights, ways, privileges and servitudes
Terms-One half cash on the spot at the moment
OF anJudIcation and the remainder at one ana two
years credit for notes of the purchaser specially
secured on tho property by morsgage and vendors
lieu, bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from the d ~ OF sale until final pay
menf; hve per cent attorneys fees clause: Dolicv
o insnr ance transferred and the purch aser TO a.
sumo the payment Of all the taxes for the wear
1874 payable in 1875. over and above the price of
adjudication. "
ACTS OF sale at the expense Of the purchaser be-
ja7 l6 80 30fcl3 /
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FOREIGN.
Collision.

LIVERPOOL. January 1.-THE steamship
Chilian, Fl ON Galveston via Port Royal. has
been cont iderably damaged by collision in
this bs, b. r.
PARIS. Jan uary 6.-Presidept MacMahon
sent message to the Assembly to day mr.
gently requesting the following legislation:
First-The pass tge of q bill creating a
second Chamber. DISQUALIFICATION for
.zuaiptepance OF statu quo until 1880. in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
By A. Gerard.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS FANCY
GOODS, ARr WORKS, PAINTINGS. JEWELRY
diamonds, WATCHES, Etc.
DH A. GERARD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID and sales rooms Nos IL aud IA Bourbo street
mar Canal, commencing at eleven O'Clock
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. FANCY
GOODS, Akr WORKS. PAINTINGS, JEWELRY
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, etc.
6ATUEDAY6
AbeeA sdvsoes made o. 1nAsppsets. reN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
WASHINGTON.
What Mr.. Wilson Authorizes.

WASHINGTON. January 6-The Vice
President authorizes aud requests pallia.
ton of the on dit Of this morning While he
deplOres the condition OF the South, he uses
no words OF condemnation of the conduct
Of any officer, and he hopes that the Repub-
lican party is not killed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07

STOCK On hand and on shipboard not cleared 264 80
StOck same time last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 SO
| To"'ay's exports embraced 1876 bales to Live,
| pool z9SS 70 Havves 1882 to bremen and S99 t
! Recei.ts proper since last evening .oss hale,
against 1873 On last Wednesday and t.O4 asst veal
making an sgg egate since Friday even ng of 23 q
les against 3d.; IS las, weeA. and Al, 7ss last az
last ytar-decr. asst 81 5ia
Che Exchange kilograms make the receipts a. al
1854. bales. against Ii 656 last week and !s "a;
last year. anu since Friday So 100 ba'es, .gai,is
e'io3 last week AID l04 $40 last year. To.al slpc.
Angus 81. !84 z3a haes. AGAINST 2.ols 2o4 up t.
Tuesday noon. January s, last wear, lexcl,idins
ile above H. .i5l-i crease !65 02s.
Imports 10 Sprdsy to Tuesda. i,.lusive, 70 6rea
4'"86 w.. var. aid +" ihes" 1i''r,'t l0si1 bales
a>a'a. T '6.s7S last week and 2s,os7 last year.
,s . ae az Al t Ht.vsls ports. 'n.Ge.p 10 IL NJ
S5'268 bsles. against 1877 939 last and s62 IS.
TOBACCO--Yes'..tis. shhas sold a. Is, .aI 3 -
Ike. Nothing furthr reportet to-day. The
ai uiis On sae Is esiiu'a cd a. 1875 Aids We con.
tinne ~ quote AS follows: l.i-rfr Sngs S03hc:
med :" fnr 20 ii sc- wv Iei.. lsso; ms,.i,,m
Soc L. ceived since last +yeniH, leone: exported
$50 hhGs 10 Leghorn and TO IN. II: stock . u
AaI. hy orr, 4Mr fuIm'ins state m~ni s2i\shods
faEidH ~ IIU N4agket cOnti!AseS firm We
quote as lows:
By s,eam- Cotton t. Liverpool -as isa; to lia-ro
ton, sis New York. ~: 10 Pro,.deuce. via New
York l".
By ssil-rof,on u, Ijve.poo, .n.s =, r,.r.
"a lie. Ia Bremen I.i6c: 70 Genoa 4 i.ib6ikc: tn
Boston sc "
SUGAR-O w $50 bhds were ,ec.i we'd this morn
ing. There ~ as 10 movement on the iandi, o on
account of ,nny weather .rh. ,nayk., il en-
cha. ged a. we quote Az a as for inferior SIX a6c
an for good air: ~ 10. fully fair. a.: for
for low m cbn;cs =. r.,Ls. a naLn 60 o,n
f,Ipal. al n8xr n, gra .,,,,sS y. "a. &c ai
low clarified; sashc for OF white Clarified. and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
ARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

TIE movement was che ckod throughout the day
by unusually inclement aud rainy weather and
more stringent pretensions the part Of factors.
VINO, undrT an advai Co at Liverpoo! of 50 in up.
Ia DIS and l6d In Oris ans, and at New York of G.
foIlowed later in tho dav by further advance to
the ssme extent. together with rise OF 2oF
cent in foreign exchange. raised their asking
p !ns !ni! ae. 1hs ssies during the morning
bales, after which the demand sacksnsd off, and
tie additional transactions embraced onjy 1900
bslea, making total as noted abpve If 300 bales.
small part Of the husiness was at previous rates.
out the bulk of it showed further imp, ovement
o. Oh Sc aud in part the advance NC. Factors
continued falling of in the Fl ceip.s compared
with last years, the excess at all ID. ports being
now reduced 10 165 O28 bales.
TIL, Ihe gu cunt on shi, board not cleared, going Oh
BOARD. and ngssed for shipment was set down at
the opening his morning at 1871 500 bales. en-.
6raclng 1910 for Liverpool, q OOO FOR HasIe. 1910
for Spain. $500 Tor the Mediterranean. H. 600 for
Bremen ss. 70 for the North y aud 1000 bales for
the North, which. when deducted from the stock
Oh hand by. our running statement last eve.
niog leaves al 200 bales to represent the quantity
at tire landing and in presses unsOld or awaiting
orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $500 bales iuciud.
ing $50 last evening. Market iInas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 6, 1878. !
There is no change worthy Of notice in the
money market. lho offerings continue of model
ste extent at the banks and limited on the
street and the few transactions reported In
commercial paper are without gu0tsble Variation
We continue to quote first class paper
a. d collateral loans for sixty days at s19 y
l50l8. First class mortgages continue to rule at
lOOl1ts cent y annum. while nothing is reported
In second class on which TO base quotations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Janu

WEDNESDAY EVENING January s. 1875.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including any
eddlilonal Yesterday were confined TO 300 bales
partly at yesterdays improvement, but mostly al
IurlhtT advance Of 0ae. We revise our quota.
lions accordingly. and also give the figures and
'nil report OF the Exchange. az below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
Succession of Duni,, O.

orleans D' Sa q sD, COURT FOR THE PARISH .
ton the court for iett"rs Of Parker sx
Bserly. dec-as.T estate Of TIE late ' .n,a assfss
given to all whom it ma notioe is ssr4sly
peiito %sn. ten day. why ihs 81 o.
Nv order If She C0prt e"nto'S
Ile1M i.3 '"A "
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Nu~eession 30 80 -.

SEOOND DISTRICT 0Oypr - roHWs
~ o., .. ~. ans No. asss6-In dhs PA4zs4
aboa. .anss OF IT, =. second district coaIs ~ %
list ..s3D hereby give wsn nass fourth Of e@ass
hed at M 'hs ste John ARM 1nai e
CONDITIONS Of sale ' or ahs "oss Mso ss aha
sNADkE DUCaTEf Va
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
By II. M. Van Solingen.

SALE OF WAREHOUSRD AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.
UNITED Stairs CusToMHoUsE
Collectors Office
New Orleans, December I6 1874
by H: n. VAN SOLINGEN. AUCrIONEER-
- The following goods having rem aimed in ware.
mouse over three years. or unclaimed over one
year WIN De sold at public auction. in accordance
WIN sne regulations OF the Treasury Department
az warehouse No. ]. CustOmhouss BUILDING on
IHOkSDAY. January !. 1875 at 1890 A M -
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AUCTION SALES.
:. AUCTION SALES.
~ r. =. 6 d. J. 1[ontgomsfY.
- II. & b. ,. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTfONEERa
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE.
n0leA rvnmrv 1la m. - Gamn AfHAAh.

Tri-weekly sales of every description of house
bold furniture. Mirrors, Pianos Carpets, Mattresses
ETC.. on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR.
DAYS, at Auction Room. No. so Camp street. COM
mencug at ii A. N.
Semi Weekly sales of Horses, Mules Buggies
Carriages ETC.. at Sales stables of BarOnre
and Gravier streets, WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
CRDAYS, commencing at IL A. NJ.
Out door sales Of every description promptly at.
tended 10.
ecial attention paid to the sales of r<al estate
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of New Furni-
tnre of every variety to be fond in the city, at
their show rooms, ArmOry Hall. No. 81 Camp street
Being the largest and Oldest establishment of the
kind IN the South. they solicit q portion Of the
public patronage, both in their line auctioneers
aud dealers in furniture ial ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
BY Placlde j. Spear.
sALFABLF IMPROVED REAL ESTArh asS
TCHoUTITOULAS STREET,
SUCCESSION OF JOHN GROE7sCW
"e@0A0 DlstS.ct Court fov IRE PBiA - G.p.eu ps-
No. 8: 3lsl

Ply PLAIIDE J. ~PEAR, grCrioSEys-.
- One" ~" 46 Exchange allcy-SATURDAY.
feDrsS 3. 1919. 1t twelve O'Clock ". vii! be-. sold
AK pubic auction. az the Merchants and Auc.ion-
eefs Exchange 90 Royal street, between canal
anu ouhtonhouss streets by virtue and liz pilssi.-
anc" 70 an order from she Hon. A 4, !Xiasos
nudge OF the Second District Court for .h., sarish
OF Orleans, dated DecealbeX %. 1854 ~, xccpu OF
said succession-e 10
49, CERTAIN LOT OF GROCNN, sisuat.a h. H..
LIsr pistrlcs ct thi. city in the square iouI eed
9y I.honplt"uas, Foucher Der Constance, st.
"oseph anu Oe'oTd streets DIES grated az i.s No 3
on p an made W Louis H. Pile. surveyor dared
ApIi - %7l, accusdins TO vhich said plan said
iot measures, IN American measure, ~ beet lines
'front.' on .choupitoulas street 81 feet S inches N
Iines IN width in she Tar. :. t-se 10 inehe, iines
on the line nsxf to lot No. : aud 90 feet n inchr.
nnes on the side nearest 70 Deiord street. together
WIN an the buildings and improvements thereon.
consisting or a story bIiUk store kuovn "a Ne,
199 Tc bOupitOU!as Seek @s's'"
T1rms>Cash.
The purchases viii be required N NJ St. = H..
post OF ten per cent on tbs amount Of ai.d.caion
at the moment of sale,
the expense of oh. purchaser ''' a.
jas " IS % t26
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship. City of Mexico. Sherwood. from Ne,
! LIST district IA
Brig Burns, Fronty. from Cierfuegos in ba,,as,
! to MASTERED district
schooner Anna kranz. Ptrvcre, II DAYS from New
aorks to master-lst district
I STEAMBOATS,.
1radish johnson. Brotherton. from 10 xes coss
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from Convent Landing
Moli,e Moore 1 Hsncy. from St Louis
Frank Palgoud White. from argyle Landing
Quaker. Ralchle. from Upper Coast
Josephine. COzzens. from Bonnet Cara
Walloon. Ruiz. from Lower Coas.
Narles B6ssett. from Lower Coast
BELUW-COMlNG UP.
Norwegian bark s,orpena, Ansuld. 10 dass from \,
Norwegian bark Stadtmunister Stang, Taikeaberg
. 10 days from st Thomas, to MASTER
iagona, to master
Spanish bri Goltio. Antonia days from Ha, ana.
TO MASTER
OUTSIDE WAITING ORDERS.
Ship CoroDet, Bryan. from Havana to MASTER
British bark Bomidon. Comb. IL days from Asp!a.
wall. TO MASTER
EXPORTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING vicksburg-4s6s baies
cotton l94 SKIS oilcake l62 SKIS oicake % SKIS seed
BREMRN--ship Uhland--2532 bales cotton i3i
bales moss S bids tobacco
LEGHORN-Bark Simeto-lao hhds tobacco 10 200
slaves
HAvRB-Bark shatemuc-2s8s bales cotton 1900
slaves
BARCELONA-Schoone Sullivan swain-6ss bales
RUATAN IsLAND-schooner Old Chad--l bb! 81,
gar SKIS 80 oats keg nails 1902 feet lumber
KEY WEST-Steamship Clyde--642 b6is
-four s bhs pork IL Gbls MOlasses 800 SKIS corn s4O
ss oats $50 SKIS bran Is hhds sugar 0 ties ialow 80
cks bacon 52s pigs mdse
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK VIA MEXICAN Notwithstanding
City OF Ae1ico-2lI bags coffee and sundries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST HOUIS-Steamef Nellie Moore--l355 bb.s -four
43s SKIS corr AZ sks oats 60 SKIS bran 30 axis malt
90 bbls meal ADD sundry 0roduce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bertba-3i2 bales cotton
ss sks cotton seed IL hhds sugar q half bbIs nolas
sss 2l1 head cattle and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradish Jobs. son..;S
hhds sugar :6 ibis molasses 166 SKIS gcugh rice and
suudries
. CoNvEN7 LANDING. steanss Mary la.-.as
hhds sugar 81 SKIS AID s,lndrles
ARGYLE LANDING-Steamer Frank Parroud-,
'o bales cotton 227S SKIS cotton seed and sugtles
. IrrER COasT-Sttamer QHaker--so hhds sugar
% bb.s ',olasses an' sS,dies
BONNET CARRE-Steamer JOsephine--'3 hhds
susar ''s obis moiasses - ska Tough rice and sur.
LOWER CCAsr-steamer w:,noop-supdrs.
AV"hR NOAsT-h:eamer Mare-SUndriss
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS..
MOReAN'S LOl iSlANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
sahuiiy 6>liS bales cotton l8l khds sugar bbls
sugar 1853 bbs mOasees rs sks rice 292 head hogs
s8S head cattle os,d sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. IAN.
Vary gill bales II cks bacon ~ bxs cheese
" '.,s .hiskv ard sun'ries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Jan.
uar, $50 hhds sugar 10 bhs 20 asses and snnir;es
HkW ORLEsNS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO Rail-.
D" ~ January 6~lO29 bales cotton and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07

CLANN UWELG1NVi
No 2l8 CAMP STREEr BETWEEN lila
AND ST. JOSEPH STnBBTS
SUCCESSION OF SARAH A. WALTON. DECREASED
RY }. =. WALTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- NO. Caller court-On WEDs ESDAY Jan uarv
~ 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, al the y chants and
in pursuance Of an order of the Honorable the
1894 will be sold - '' AZ"
THAT CENTRALLY LOCATED, FIRST GLASS
6hiCh DIV SLING No. 2l8 Camp street near ST.
Joseph street, containing halls. two parlors, and
building. containing pantry, store room. kitshen
ironing room servants bedrooms etc all in good
Oidef. The lot in the square bounded bv CamD
81 Jose pm, Magazine ana Jus streets measures
- 1eet front on Camp street, by 95 feet in depth
between parallel lines, bounded IN the rear nv q
wide. 's 'ioes
Terms Ter IS Cash in United Statessseasu,y notsa,