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, 1875-04-07
SUIT AGAINST TowH.c0LLec1oa EVANS.

att was hsoudht Yesterday Ia tbs Circuit oourt bv
~ Peep!s Of ths sats Of nnnts, for ,bs u,a Of N
fovn Of south Chicago, ag.inst Mtchael E,,ns NJ
as bond.nsn, y. Q. c4ulaell. D.aisl OI,.ra. ci.rI
ups' = aoo1sn and u. Y. pass, tas d.tosssa bsina
sa a!aooo.oo. Iae real amount sought 10 BE- rs.
aea na4saee Of about ", ,ooo. which Rysns ts-
lusea to Ply for Two Foasonx-oas reason hnc,'..
" Y Town board votod to gva him sis.o0a m,
- ~ .is nas17ess md the s1pnsea ct III oniss.
aasf fseson beinq that b haa been enjolnea stair
1aae sny ssisis1aa5 Of his soooaats o. psyis car
, 1875-04-07
SPAIN.

1os1,ox. April GA correspondent wr1tes f1un
Madrid that usary al the University Professors Ut
aln hare siRuoa protest agaiakt reaesIo4ry elca-
tloal neasreh and that Le audcnts intend to mako
9eutEA demonstration In tho aaus lrsctiou.
uenE. Saba!ls and ll1zarogA h&ye seni ad.Iseas
Don GaFlps, ennnheuG Cabrctas treason, and tss;3.
fyiu2 10 tbs taeh:y of tbs CatAloniAus.
, 1875-04-07

CRUSHED BY LOG
Fpstias byhs!eA 10 Thr thitl:s Iri!rat.
rEoR1A. H.. April a. sad atcieu. harpcned Ian
night to Ilt,ls negro boy NAMED Edrrd Palmer, Ill.,
with his slater. was playing aroal lumher-plls In
yxtd South Washington A,ret t wban largo log bccsro&
In sons way detached from tho others, xna. roilint
down, rs1ehel tue liftr feow Into shareles4 mas1
When e1,s1eass4 fran uulrsuea.a, ths poly Wa lf&
iess. Tho boy was onIy yfars Of aye.
, 1875-04-07

sTtfks1 N',l41ffk O tn F!.if ~ 7fibuaa.
Ixr1ASAreLls, Ind, April G.-Who party wore en.
gagt*! In nrtnS salute this evening in honur Of hs
Democratic yicluFy In Counect3cut tho gun was ptenE
tur.ly exploded On tho nineteenth rolud, tnJu1uS
William lstrts In terrible manner. Tart Of one O.
hs hauda sras blown OF. and hs ahockngly burned
utt te hrrast and face noth his eyc4 Ars supposed
IL " destroyed. II IL poasihle that hs may recover,
, 1875-04-07
SEtF.nEFENSE.

sp~r{as Dtspurh IL TAt cAifayo 1ttbuas.
oA1so, H., April a.--Ang<lo Acl3rias, pilot WIS
seriously c,t Jlntea DuugArry, another pilot, In an
III spy tA!4 fosrnoou, discharged from custody thv
eyc,,iug afrs III examination befure Judge HsaAa who
decided that c acted In fslsefen3s, DouKhartJ 4 In
fAthHr n tfScutttGx Su44ltiyN.
, 1875-04-07

NEw ioRx, April G.-The Panama Directors 1t their
meet{ug today elected T. ". Park President, J. @.
stcculloch Vice President, and ". J. Emes Secretary
and Treasurer q. ", bellows having resixned. Tho
board voted to nosify ths paahc Mall Company Of tho
lettntuatun Ct tie present euutssct, Which uada
With tho old fegilus Vt abe Steamship Company
, 1875-04-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LospoS, April d-TLs steamships Marathon, frots
Bostou, and Ahen. from New fork, hare arrived out
Nxw ronk, April s.-Arsised atsansilps China
Italy ctY Of Esw York, aud ureeee. frsm 1veEiooli
BAN FRANCISCO, April d.-Arssed. ths P*clts Maj
steanAlup Nunt2ia, from lsn2lna aud way porta.
, 1875-04-07

Epseial pdpu<A IL ria chifa3a Ttasa&.
QuAcY, ILL.,, April 6.-TAs spelling mania kss 1t
lsuyth fairly broken out In tAis city. grand spsleg
match took placs 1t tho OHr House last evening, aud
the ltso.Iaa1 net1at In khe
by tAs largo xAl!eueo III attendance.
, 1875-04-07

es91E Laps.s i +. Tie II; "a Tribune,
LASA.lI, ILL.,, APRIL t.-Tae salninc1s of LASH.
anil rtru commenced work tD-Iay i. 20 cents ten
the eotn!1uroae rfcs demanded " ,ien; Sill Ic,
ton Is to be paid for nuuug III tie third yein Of IL
Carbon SHAFT.
, 1875-04-07

Wasutsazox, y, G., April 0.-Fo8 tbs Uppar Iake
reEu KsnvEatly Cloudy W. thvs aud local rains With
As.issppt followed w eo4r vsaaaAe I'D Fzaa5 kass
pulst&r,
, 1875-04-07

hEroRT coSTAApicTED,
LONDON, April G-The Fettur& thai lbs EmpaFor Of
nsszu proposed 10 sblIcsts /. untrue.
, 1875-04-07

Br. Louis, April G.-As Conductor Wagner waa
bringing freight train to Ut. Louis on the lnanal,-
nliR st. Louis ltailroad this forenoon, Wien near
blsstoou, Ill., h. noticed that Two to1aa Of boots had
tsu thrown from. hs train, and upon making search
discovered ye lu ole Of tho e4rs, hut they e.
ea1et, Aftas going irw snss further - sRa.u dl',
III u CIR loadrd with marble, neat to them, le
found alVhs NOT, Two It them tu'arad
out aud Maue their cacale, but With ts Rsxlasugp of
the brakeman b. Auccct in milling Tho ttons Ut hs
ce1 aud Bringing hc olhct x ~ Eaas It, louls whe1S
they vera deyetrl luto tho hsuIs of tls pure ats-
thortties. TApy gaze thets naur4 William CIsck,
William Moar, Jassph Hrsausp Edwa1d uelter, john
Duuohue, and john uoyv.
, 1875-04-07
CRIME


KILLS HIS UNCLE.
coluxuus. O.. April 0..-Loonsrl Phelps, young
man. aged 70 ye.ss shot au killed hIs unrle. Homer
Fhtlps, this morning. Homer Phelps and bis lznher
had dt1iculty yesterttsy, which ended in hard
words. This muruing Homer canIe 10 h1s bsothsr'a
house sud found ths DOOR !oksd sg4us him. whom hs
attempted 10 gain ~ entrance by force which attracted
tho steatsoa Of hia nrIhew, Lronssd who at
1ercSl him awuy. lafoscng ha dsmsua hy throwing
Chased tho urlew trota The !ouke, when Tbs family
tntsFfrfsd and dtoys tho uncle from tbs hoso, Al
he dowu tho rukd LeollaE returned 10 the house,
got a!s rne and hnd, tlIe ball striking tho unrIe Ia
The back. killing h!aa instantly. The Iaufdazsr gars
hiHAef up,
, 1875-04-07
wfFk,MuRpER AND SUICIDE

81. LOUIS. No., april 0.-A drunken wsu,rh named
John Carney, living lu tie ot 7cs south Thlrd
stscct, bis wifes throat while In bed about half
rust O'Clock this morniug+ and shortly af.srwarl
draw hiA own ahrua aud u e1pected ~
asked L!s wills duEug iLs day for money to buy w1iy
xtkh which shs refused 10 Sise hlul. CsEpsy IL !
Woxthtesa c<sAtuEN villa RtS xl{s xx4 n u1lsgiouy
, 1875-04-07
STABBED,

r"spretale vontn and supported tho family, consist
STABBED,
.9pA'ini Dfsrotea to 1as cAfc4ss T+fsSss.
hAasAt CTR. No., April G.-At ons q? lho yettps-
pa'ea to-tay tao nc9roea anarretsd and engaged In
to.ay nght. John amnona etn9 STABILIZED And annozt
'isssn15 kile1 tty John DrcemA&s
The MURDERER 9HA4KEY,
se'tfat hfsn0tsA n Tas CAf~oyo 1t.hsne.
St" YORK, April 5.-saarkey, ths murderer, who
na's hte actzsd In Harana, did not srrtss t.
dag, II expected.
HE1Aous CRIME.
oaAHA, S"h.alrl a-Wlllan T. Galloway hss been
arrested At col""bna Feb, charged With having out.
faEed she ner,on Of s sdortsd daughter cal,d lat.
than years old. ~ ~
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
The Apple Girls Dime.

"Il give you $40 to have that train
stopped!h exclaimed Major d. A. Carpenter
yesterday to Mr.. j. B. Hoxsie, master Of
transportation of the East Tennessee, Virgil
mia and Georgia railroad. The eastward.
bound passenger train had pulled out of
the depot, and was rattling through the
yard, the bell ringing merrily. Major Car.
penter stood within the depot, and Mr..
Hoxsie was watching the fast receding
train. The request was sufficient for Mr..
Hoxsie to act upon, although totally ig.
norant of the reason, and a freight engine
standing near by shrieked shrilly at the
engineer of the passenger train, and the
alarm was taken up by other engines in the
yard, the train was motioned down by
every employe of the company in the
vicinity, and in thirty seconds it had come
to stop, to the wonderment of the passen.
gers and the curiosity of the engineer.
1t happened in this wise:
just before the train started man stand
ing on the step Of one of the cars had called
to him little girl with Q basket of apples
on her arm, aud purchased dimes worth
Of the fruit He placed the apples in his
pocket, and just then the train moved elo wly
of. Taking ten cent note from his pocket
he held 1t in his hand as the train moved
on, the little girl following imploringly
along. and finally he returned the money to
his pocket and went inside the car. The
little apple girl burst into tears. Just then
Major Carpenter, head of the wholesale
grocery house Of Messrs. Carpenter, Ross
IL Co., CROSSED through the depot on his
way to dinner. He asked the reason of her
tears, and she told him. 'I'll give $40 to
have that train stopped shouted the ma
lor, who, though small man, physically
has heart as big as all out-of-doors.
The train was stopped and backed into
the depot, and with the majors protection
the little girl identified the fellow, who was
made to give her the dime, and then to
listen to an opinion about himself expressed
in very vigorous English by the thoroughly
aroused major, who would have liked no.
thing better than to have given him a
sound thrashing. Officers Madden and
Cain were called, the fellow taken eff the
train, marched to the calaboose, and kent
there chewing the cud of his own drearv
thoughts until evening. Then he was made
to solemly promise that he wouldn't eat an.
other apple for twelve months, and re-.
leased, taking the evening freight train for
his home, near Strawberry Plains.
When Captain Jaques, superintendent of
the railroad, heard the reason why the train
had been stopped, his face fairly shone aesin
with pleasure, and his ample sides e6ook
with the qualification IT gave him.-Knor.
rile Press.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
MEDICAL,
u WASsERZrG, NJ. D.,
DIPLOMAS PROM POLAND AND THIS COZ
may be seen at his Office
NJ. 1876 CnnaI street, First Plos

When YOU have tried all other means
hausted the skill Of medical praetitiUners
DR., h. WASSEHZUG.
Those who have been injuriously treated
fer ir IN the painful effects of mer.ury Q,
mineral r0isons, or those who may he deri
curaoie will seldom IA to obtain spe, dy and
neht rchefby the use Of the Polish remedies
CATARRu, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Scorbutc Eruptions. Blotches of the Skin
ated Legs, Cancers, Tumors, skin Diseases d
form, Rheumatism, scatic Cont Billiousues,
Complaint asthma, Dysentery Piles Fits, a
Disea-es, every c. M plaint of hidueys Gravt
most successful ly treated by IN. i. WASs
who has had practice and ex erience In ths
stages OF diseases in his country ry-Poland
10 nervous sufferers, all cted it'll the fl
symptom-: Pain depres esson, wind in the s.s
In ard weakness, wei,ht and pressure on
eyes, dimness of sight body depressed N J
fused beating of the heart, strange earll
OF daily occuration as we as of soc ety
rushing to the head, confusion of ideas whg
lected result i'll Decline, consumption and la
AL Female Diseases atte ded to.
The action Of the Polish remedies and the,
derived from their use exceeds belief. Eolaa
can convey an adequate idea f he immedG
marvellous changes praduced by Their IL
mental and physical symptoms of decay so ~.
yield TO their influence that every s,mptonf
yyousness and relaxation speedily remOvsl
body becomes rebraced, enlivened and restOa
STOPPING, trembling, timid, care worn victisi
preston. languor and debility, wretchedns
despondency becomes bright elevated and
ful. he will stand erect in the pride OF heal.
m we with firm, elastic step
OFFICE l3OURS-trom 8 A. NJ. to P. 81. n
to $3.50 P. NJ. Sunday same.
No. 1875 Canal 4
SPECIAL NoTiCK-Tape Worm expelled !;
hours. oa
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ST JAME'-Steamer Wawenock-5i hhds sugar
l39 bbls n0lasses and sundres
Observation-Disclosures st Johu-252 hhds
sugar 462 bbls molasses half bbls molaases 10Y
sks rough rice and sundries
LOWkR COAST-bteamer Orole- 85 bbls molas.
ses and suDdries
YAZOO CIrY-Steamer Yazoo-ll2o bales cotton
lO2 ska csttOn seed AMI sunorie,
st LOUiS-Steamer Kate Kinney-9 bales cotton
4i65 sks cotton seed 1872 sks oats 28 baes hsy $50
6bls meal 1900 bbls -four 100 kegs lard q cs lard 70
Cks bacon and sundrv produce
UNION Observation-Disclosures Josephine--S6
hhds rngar lO3 bbls molasses and sun iriee
observation-disclosures ,oipnel A Kouns-I2i5
bales cotton hhds sugar 90 bbls molassea and sun
LOWER COAsT-Steamar Ib ,ria--s hbds supar
70 bos moasses 5O bbls rice l55 sks rough rice aud
sTJAMEs-steamer W Pointevsnt-l3, hhds of
sugar 2s8 bbls molasses half bbls molasses and
eundres
LOWER COAST-Stesmer Wsloon-r bbls rice
II sis rough rice and sundres
ANTE RlvER-Steamer Alics-32 bales cotton
IL bbs moasses and sundlies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Berthsr-622 bales cotton
80 sks cotton seed % sks3seed cotton hhds sugar
61 bhls molas.es 100 head cattle AVID sundrea
uPPER COAST-SchoOner Gabriel Aime-28 bbls
molssa 9 - hhds sugar and suudries
LAKH B0RGNB-Schsoner Lake Island-iH bbls
molasses SKIS seed cotton and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS
MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TFXAs RAILROAD
November l1-4e9 Oales cotton l6 sks sead cotton 2J
ekB cotton 1886 SKIS rough rice 80 bbs rice 64a bbls
molasses 344 hhds sugar 326 head cattle aud sun
dries
NEW ORLEANS AND MoBILB RAILROAD. No.
vember I'LL bales cotton l27 bbls whisky 10 half
bhls whisky 1876 bbs pork As ds bacon 100 tee lard
200 bbs lime and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Novem.
Der l1-66 hhds sugar 243 bbs mOssses 96 sko rough
rice and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18

small and prices are firm. 1t is quoted at
1908 v gallon in bbls. and 26028c In
cases.
CoAL-Mount Carbon sells at retail at 6Oc.
Pittsburg at Wholesale 800, at retail 6Oc
Dbl; 81 v hid; $50 to manufacturers;
SOC v box to steamboats,; Virginia camel 80
0s5c y Dbl.
LARD OIL-Extra winter is scarce, selling
at 81 1901 IL; fall strained 81 O20l OF y
gallon,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18

j. Chr1ettan,
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ OF Orleans, No. 67,s77 BY virtue OF
OF heri facias to me directed by the honoI
Superior District Court for the parish of Or
the above entitled cause, for city taxes
! VIII proceed to sell at public auction,
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
street between Canal and Customhouse 81
the second Distric. of this city, on FRlD
venoer i9, 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
lowing described property. to wit
L. ChRTAlN LOT or GROUND, situate,
First District of this city, in square NUM-
hundred and thirteen. bounded by 20
hobn, Annunciation and Pace streets, de-
as lot number fifteen, measuring sixty
Constance street, by one hundrea and
eight feet In depth.
2. TEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sits
the Sixth District of this city, in square
two hundred and fifty. bounded by Camp
tine, Chestnut and valmont streets, desigp
foilows: Lots numbers one to Ave measuii
hundred and ffty-fve feet on Camp streei
hundred and twenty feet in depth; lots o.
s'I 10 nine measure one hundred and TIVE,
ieet on Camp street, by one hundred and
rect in depth; lot number ten mt asures
eight feet on Valmout rect, by one huDG
thirty.nine feet in depth,
CkRTAiN SQUARE OF GROUND,
ionr hundred aud four, situated in the ~
trict OF this city, bounded by Boudoueguit
Peters avenue and Octavia streets. me asuh
ty Ave feet.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
K6GRNB WAGGANy
ocls 81 nols Civil Sheriff Of the Parish oto
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
Succession of Camille Their,

htoSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p
~ Of Orleans. No. 81, ,GO9 Notice i, hereby
to the creditors of this estate aud to all oh
'Sons heren interested to show cause " N
days from the present notification if any tbs,
or can, why the account pre.ented by III
roy, the tcstamentary executor of th!s I
should not he homologated and approved a,
funds distributed in accordance thercWiti
BY order ofthe Court
uOlH u 26t FRANZ plCE IN =,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
SUCCESSION NOTIO[


succession of james T.. HaQnu
SECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THR ,,
~ Of Orleans No 80 ,33i.-W Whereas. Olivia
ton has petitioned the court for letters az .
istration on the estate of the late Jams.
gan. deceased. intestate Notice is herfby
10 az when ii may concern, to show cause
ten days why the prayer OF the said net,
should not he granted. p'''
By order of the Court
p,l3 III 26k FRANK PACE ID ~
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. November II, 1875.


WBDNKsDAY EVENING November II, 1875
The banks reported steady demand tor
mouey, while on the street the inquiry was
rather light, aud good commercial paper in
request at quoted rates. Cash gold con-
tluued scarce and higher than at New York.
The movement in foreign and domestic ex-
change was rather light, considering the
heavy sales OF cotton for the past two days.
few transactions in bonds aud stocks
were effected, with no material change IN
quotations.
The Louisiana National Bank and the
city have taken rules to dissolve the writ of
sequestratiOn obtained yesterday by the
Southern Bank, on the grounds mainly that
no such process can issue in such "a case,
and that no showing is made by the plain
tiff in justification of the prayer for that
relief. The Southern Bank, on the other
hand has taken rule requiring the Louisi-
ana National Bank to show cause why a
writ of distringas should not issue to de-
strain all the property of said bank until it
shall comply with the writ of sequestra
ton The rules in both cases are return
able on Friday, and the argument will
probably develop interesting questions with
regard to city finances and the operation of
the national banking act.
We continue to quote collateral loans
and first class commercial signatures at
l00l2 " cent T. annum discount; AL do
at l01A y cent y month, and second
grade at " O.. First class mortgages
continue to rule at 10 v cent y annum;
second grade are entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
succession of Mnrgaret Linck

SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB P,
NJ of oreaus, No. 3s,263-An persons
Gains against the succession of Margsrs
viii please present then within ten days 10
OLIVIA J. 1YREB, Admisistratix < or 4
G. L. HALL. attorney at law
nol3 10 % No. 81 Carondelet street Nav 0s
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
SHERIFF'S SALES,


Michael j. Brennan VS.. william sci
EIFTH DISTRICT CoURT FOR THE Plsl
II Orleans, No. 6754.-By virtue of I
Eeri facias to me directed by the honors'
Fifth district Court for the parish of Ord
the above entitled cause, will proceed "
public auction, on MONlAY, November -
hive O'Clock p. NJ, at my warehouse. Noe. g
Orleans street, between ROYAL aud "
streets in the Second District of this dg
following described property, to wit
THk fuRNlTURk AND MOVABLE PRO-
taken from the premises situated on ths
corner OF Baronne and Lafayette streets. I
ing OF wall paper, window shades, shou
counter, writing desk, shelving, etc, IS I
venfory which may be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
kUaENE WAGGAMN
uOll III III 2R Civil ShariH of tho po ali nj n
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
LEGAL NOTICES,
CAUTION,

C,AUTloN.-I HEREBY CAUTION THE puB.
y ~ llc AGainat trusting my wife, OCTAVE KNO-
bLoO, = : will not b. responsible for any debts
board sinos November IA, 1875, without sny csuse
or provooation. L. p DRIfI,LR
New Orleans. November II. 1875. nois 81.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

The New York dispatches to-day reported
no change IN spots, but decline in futures,
which closed at a reduction of $50 al 1929.
| The land lines being down, the only tele-
grams received from Liverpool were BY the
direct cable, and reported sales OF Amer
loan, SlOO bales, and arrivals steady, which
| was all that was received by the agent of
the Western Union Telegraph at New York.
This interruption happening unfortunately
when reports from Liverpool were of un.
usual interest, caused q good deal of COM
ment and inquiry why, if the sales of Amer
| lean were telegraphed, the quotations, total
| sales and tone of the market might not
also have been given? Notwithstanding
these causes to check operations, the de-
mand continued good throughout the day.
Prices. however, exhibited considerable
irregularity. Some sales have been IN tde
at an advance and others at falling off of
lsc, the bulk of the business, however,
showing no material variation from yester-
days figures. Good ordinary sold at IL Ac,
strict good ordinary at llssc, middling at
1873 and l2lsc, strict middling at 1874 @. and
strict middling to good middling at l2Bc.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shipbosrd not cleared S2,72l bales, embrac.
ing 35, ,o72 for Liverpool. 28,5l7 for Havre,
685l for the North sea, 7476 for Bremen, 1908
for Spain, 1866 for the Mediterranean,
and 43l for coastwise ports, leaving in
presses, according to its account, at IL NJ
82,72l bales. If We deduct from this the
amount sold but not vet delivered the
balance will be about. GO, 600 bales to repre-
sent the quantity unsold, large part of
from the makret.
The Exchange reports, "Sales 5000 bales.
Market easy"
COTTON STATEMENT.
s.oo, =, hand s.,..rn, ,,, Bales; les;
Arrived snce last statement. 8,826
Arrived previously. .339 274-348 100
Total: :................". a5a.o76
Cieare9 to-oay.. 4,2S0
Cleared previously. 1872 9ll-ls7 ,16l
Stock on hand and on shipbosrd l60 el5
Stock on hand same time Last year. no. 89s
To-day's exports we're to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening 1920
bales. against 3645 on last Wednesday,
and 1873 last year. making an aggregate
against %, 9Oa last week and 20, 3s8 last year,
and since August 81 of 28l ,o28 bales, against
225, ,6i8 last year-increase SIS, $50
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the pOrts from l2 M. yesterday
at u M; to-day 2s,oO6 bales. against 22,6lI
on last "Wednesday and 2o, $40 last year. and
last week and 81 ,82l last year. Total since
August 81, l, 1888 99S bales, against l.034,o77
up to Tuesday noon, November IL, last
year Excluding the above O,slO)-increase
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive)
to Great Britain a .83S bales, against 81 500
continent 24.0l2 bales, against % 3O7 last
week and IL, 205 last year.
Stocks Ct ail the delivery ports made up
to l2 NJ, 565, lao bales, against SIG. .O9S last
week and 497 ,376 lAst year. -
ToBAcco-The only transaction reported
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18
Succession of Ellen 1;ibney

SFCOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA
~ of Orleans, No. 38,26l. Notice is hereby
to the creditors of this estate and to all othr
sons herein interested to show cause viii,
days from the present notification, if AMI
have or can, why the account nrestptI
Is. I. Parker, public administrator and adns
tor of this estate, should not be homoIogaiJ
approved, and the funds distributed in a5tgl
therewith.
BY order of the Court.
nUl2 Ii 90 FRANK PACE I'D n