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Capt. J. b. ,Eads, the man who In,
undertaken a contract with the ma
tional government to secure dee.
channel at the mouth of the Missis.
sippi river by means Of jetties, arrived,
in New Orleans last Tuesday, and
was received by i numerous assem-.
blage of business men, including the
Chamber of Commerce aud members
of the Merchants aud Cotton Ex-
changes, Ship and Steamship Associ-
alton and other mercantile organiza-
tons. Capt. Eads was accom- panied
by Capt. james Andrews, who will
make his headquarters in New Or.
leans aud build the jettics under con-
tract with Eads. The great work
will be completed as soon rs possible,
and will afford employment to large
number Of men. Messrs. Eads and
Andrews are both confident of COM
glcte success in their undertaking.
and considering the vast interests
dependent thereupon, it is t. be hoped
these cheering anticipatious will DO
justified by the nature and extent of
their accomplishments. ...
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present and the proposed terminus.
It is useless to add any thing more.
That road viii beibuilt when its own.
ers ara ready, and not sooner. If
Asoms aisbitious prpjector will plant
for good season of election riots to
reap few offices for his hungry fol-
lowers, the owners will te quite ready
to build that road, but always on the
day after Tomorrow. II New Orleans
can display greenbacks aud energy
enough to convince capitalists that
she is not declining, half dead city,
u few carpet-baggers will come dow,.
and build it in q few weeks, But
keep sharp look ont for pick .axes
on the other side Of Donal,lsonville,
and tell us when the first now tie is
laid. More anon. ate Ie..t. ?.
''' GENERAL. OBSERVER.
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FACTS WORTH kNow1NG.-The Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine is to-day tho sim.
plcst. most perfect. most easy operated. best
made. most durable, and in every way, nl,st
valuable sewing machine in existence, and
it is sold fifteen dollars less than all other
first-class machines. Machines will be de-
livcred at any railroad station in this State,
free of transportation charges, if ordered
through the Company's Branch House, 1s9
Canal street, New Orleans, La.
They send an elegant catalogue and chro.
mo circular free on application.
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Ok To e3o per Day. GENTS
WO WANTED. All classics Of work
ing people IT both sexes, young and old,
make more money st work for ", in their
own localities. during their spare moments.
or all the time, than at any thing else. We
offer . e,nployment TINT win psy handsomely
terms, ETC., sent free. Send vs. your address
at once. Don't delay. Now i the time. Do
not look for work crsbusincss elsewhere. nm
til you have learned what we offer. g. 6rIN-
son l. Co, Portland 3le. ial6-lv
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Saturday, - May Is, 1875.

We stand corrected, Bro. CmEr donald
sonville.) in the correction Ut our spell on
diversion and ask whether ,tcetotally il
spelled "toc." Us in yours of tlate alluded
tol-Bastrop Republican,.
Why, no, Of course not, friend.
Toe spells "toe." Any other hard
words you'd like to learn how to
wrestle with
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One of our exchanges has a New
Orleans correspondent who signs him
self Barber Pole Candy" A sweet
old stick he must lie.
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plate making contracts with newspapers for
the insertion OF advertisements. should send
2J cents to Geo p. Rowell l. Co.. Al Park
Row. New York, for their PAMPHLET.
BOOK flSinety-serenM cditioal. containing
lists Of over 1000 newspapers and estimates,
showing the cost. Advertisements taken for
the leading papers Of many States at q tre-
mrnd"ns reduction FROM publishers rates.
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A I.BERT BUQUO1.
SUBSCRIBE NOW.

WE will send the Donalds0nville CHlxr
w and the Louisville Wcekly Courier.
journal. postage prepaid on both papers.
for ono vear. for - 50. 4ss-sstf..f
The Weekly Courier>)ourmal Ia the great
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hemaan.ng In Uonal0s0nv1le 10st-Omce
Nay 18th, 1e75.
Brand, &c - K.nnerd, RichArd
Banks, Miss 4oso Iyns, john Il
brown. Alfred d4ehMe.nn, H
Bertrand. Eugene Landlord, George H
Crawford. Cornelius Mcl4in. Jack
Dorater, Mrs McCollins, George
Dugas. Felix Mayen, Ephieux
das1,cr, Maria - Sasith, Oliver . !,
Glover, Miss Adeline Smith, Albert
Hamilton. Thomas Switzerland,
Harrison, NJ II Tlumss, John
joseph, DsOSen ThOElas, Robert
s1ahp. j acksoR TaYlor, Abraim
Julien, Mrs Ccles Tingler. Donglaas E
Johns, Mrs Peter Williamson. Agnelx
Jackson. James Washington, Willie
Koch, Miss Louise nWheutley, Arnold
~ Williams, Mrs Chcnty
P. LANDRY, Pm
F. FOBB, ASST. p. NJ.
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GENERAL OBSERVER.

|
Mclaughlin g. Reeds Wandering
Minstrels gave performances III the
d. 5. G.. B. Hall, in this town, last
Saturday and Sunday evenings, but
did not meet with the hatteriug re-
ception they had been led to believe
would be accorded them. The at
tendance Saturday evening did not
exceed fifty persons, and number IF
these went in on complimentary tick
cts. The entertainment was very in
ferior, the members of the troupe,
with three or four exceptions, being
new to the business or sadly in need
Of practice and rehears;.ls together.
Several ballads were attempted, but
as only one Of the company possessed
u good voice, while the others were
generally ignorant Of the words Of the
songs they essayed to sing, and the
orchestra consisted of one violin and
violincello greatly out of tune, the
musical feature of the entertainment
can hardly he termed u success. A
few ancient burnt cork sketches were
given, but excepting one by the De-
laney brothers, these were poorly
rendered. W. II. Trimble appeared
twice during the evening in clog and
character dances, and his really mer.
itori"us performances in thnt line
were rewarded with much applause.
Despite the mediocrity Of the exhibi-
ton, however, the audience was quite
1appreciative, and the performers re-
ceivcd even electromagnetic than
their efforts deserved. Sunday'night
the attendance was larger aud the
exhibition much better, b t neither
were of nature to cntl,use either the
minstrel troupe or the audience to
any remarkable extent. The profit.
realized by the Wanderers were very
diminutive, and they left for Thibo-
daux after Sunday nights perform
ance Will, no, kindly feeling for our
town or the parties VIII" encouraged
them to visit us ut this unfnvorable
season Of the year. There is material
for good troupe with the McLaugh.
lin & Reed combination, and if they
stick together long enough they may
yet meetswith success, though it must
bc confessed their debut ut Donald
sohville was very disl,eartening. The
troupe was advertised to exhibit ut
Thibodaux Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
From the April report Of the De-
partment Of Agriculture, which has
been sent us from Washington, We
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
|DNpREcEDENrED sUccEss!'
Enterprise will Tell,
AND PEOPLE WILL BUY WHERE
THEY CAN GET
The Most and the Best Goods
FOR THEIR MONEY.
1t is agreed by all who have endeavored to
inform themselves upon the sub w..
ject that this place in ..,-..
IlONAI.DSONvILLE I'D.
is, undoubtedly, at the Grand Emporium Of
Mrs. M. ISRAEL 4 CO.,
(MRs. NJ. ISRAEL, Mr. WIN. KIorxAx,]
Corner Of
N1ississippi and Lessard Streets,
At MARX IsRAEL's old stand.
At this mammoth popular establishment is
always kept on hand the
Largest and Best Assorted Stock
of Goods
to Ike found any where in Southern Lolisi.
ana outside the city Of New Orleans,
EMBRACING
staple and Fancy h..
DIR Y GO DDS,
LACEs, TRIMMINGS, GLOVES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
LADIES' AND GENTS UNDERWEAR.
Latest Styles Of
MEMS AND BOYS READY.MADE
CLOTHING,
PLANTATION SlOkES,
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES.
BOOTS e. SHOES,
HATS T. CATS, --..
HARDWARE, .t.-
sADDLEKY,
HARNESS..
DUGGIES, CARRIAGES T. CARTS.
Ere, Ere, Ere. ''st n
Tho timc-honored motto of s.s.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,
t.= ...t II faithfully observed.
And we invite the public to examine and
price our goods, that they MAY be
assured We make no vain and
empty boast in saying
Our Prices Defy Competition.
Seeing is Believing. Give US Gall.
Look for the big sign of H4:s
MARX ISRAEL,
On the Front street,
apis DONALDSONTI LLE. Tyr
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From the April report OF the De-
partment Of Agriculture, which has
been sent us from Washington, We
Gull the following items relative to
Louisiana crops: ......
Wheat experiments i'll the northern part
Of Louisiana arc more frequent than usual
marked increase of the small urea of wheat
generally planted in the Gulf States.
The percentage Of last years aggregate
Of bales Of cotton produced in Louisiana was
IS. Florida was the only cotton State pro-
ducins full average, Or loo per cent.
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ICE! ICE!

DONALDsONVILLE ZOE HOUSE
Cor. crcsseot Plsce and Henmas street,
F. Back d n.rA. ,u.e.
1bavc received and stored } basga Of sr-
perior quality NORTHERN, LAhE IL; IT, :.
which am prepared to retail at following
Pricess
For s or 10 cts. wortiii,. ~. a cts. per b.
/" Is, ~ and Is cts. WORTH. ...23
T" more than Is s. or :.
{ 81 iess than 100 fts........ % cts. per ID.
For a block, or 100 fbs.,-.... II
Country order. Yo1fciteA. =
Ice packed and delivered Vt tho Steambose
Landing or Railroad Depot at the rate u
q per 100 u.s., and -. "a
g per hogshead Of 500 BE.
Cash, draft, or r. O. money order must de-
company all orders. Address, Donalslson-
willie Ice House, DonnilhNnville, L.. liU
81 j. NJ. DEl4AvALLADE.
ap24-2sa.tf Proprietor.
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l.. d. ARCENEAUx, a4
President Police Jary,
HENRY HAYMAN.
FKED'K DUFTEL.
Dist. Atty. pro fem,
COMMITTEES.
Donaldsonville, March Is, 1875. nd
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nLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE It tho
" CHER Office. Soc. per hundred.
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List ofLettez.e

Remaining in Doualdsonville Post Office
Nav 18th. 1n76
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| OS'N' A~"S''s"SSS AAOA SASuNo "a
chang and the Ship and Steamship
Association. Mr.. Eads comes to ar.
range for the building Of the jetties
F.! A survey will be made Of the pas.es
and s,b-contracts made for the driv-
ing # piles and other preliminary
work. The opinion is that tho work
will MT be delayed longer that Au-
gust.
At . meeting Of parties interested
in the New Orleans, Mobile e. Texas
Railroad, held III the Governors office
on Mmday, it was agreed that the
Attorney General, in the name Of the
State, Join the other parties III agree
ing to submit all questions now in lit
Igatiol to the adjudication Of the
courts" without further evidence, ar
gumeat, OF dilatory pleadings y; and
to rewganize the directory by giving
New Orleans eight Of it's thirteen
members. This is looked upon as
hopeful sign of /. resumption of work
and the completion of the road to
Houston, Texas. IT. that has been
written ON the necessity aud advan-
tagcs Of the completion Of this road
were placed in one straight newspaper
column, it would DC of sufficient length
10 compass the distance between it's
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-05
AnecdOte of Senator Nye.

We published day or two since the sad
fact that ex Senator Nye had become hope
lessy insane. He has been failing Tor many
months, but up TO very recently has had
lucid intervals OF few moments duration,
in which were almost painfully apparent
flashes of his old self. When Senator Booth
went East last spring, the daughter of Sen
ator Nye, in ar effort to arouse him, bent
over the old statesman and said: Father.
Senator Booth has reached Washington. Do
YOU remember him. Booth, Booth!' re
Piled the failing chief: lis he not of Cali
formal YES" said the daughter. do you
remember him! His friends in California
think he is the coming man" The light
was beginning to fade in the old eagles
eye but he ans~ cred as he would of old.
Shaking his head slowly, he spoke: '.They
are mistaken: Booth is like squab-he
was biggest when first Matched. Virginia
(Nerado) Enterprise.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 n. 4 b MONTGOMERY. at IL O'clock
ct corner of Camp and Natchez streets. assort-
msnt of new and secondhand furniture.
97 G. z. GIRARDEY, at IL O'Clock, at st. Charles
Auction Exchange four lots in McDonoghville.
3y J. WILLIAM DAVIS at l2o'clock, at Merchants
and AuctioEeeTs Exchange, pre- misses No. ! Tou
iouse street; q lot with buildings, in square
bounded By Love. White and Annette streets
St Anthony avenue and GENTLY road; ten lots
in same square, half of rouare bounded by
White, Pleasure and Antonio streets, and St.
Anthony avenue.
3YRORY l. O'CONNOR at II o'clock. at Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, double cottage
Nos. 373 and 375 Rampant street; twO-story
dwellings, Nos. $50 and 1913 Rampant street; the
square bounded by Second, Third Dorgenois
Broad and Mepomene streets.
81 EDGAR GRIMA, ASSIGNEE, at II o'clock, at
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange. three
lots with buildings in square bounded by ST.
Andrew. FIeret, Josephine aid Locust stleets
lot with buildings, in square bounded by
Magnolia, Philip, Locust and First streets.
3Y q. DE FERRET CO., at II o'clock. at Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, lot with
buildings, in square bounded by Broad, Es-
planade St. John, Seventh and Live Oak
streets.
81 S. GUiNAULT, at II o'clock, at Merch ants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, tract of land three
miles below the city, lot with buildings on
Esplanade, between Moreau and CasacalvO
streets; eight lots, with buildings, corner of
Esplanade and Charities streets; brick res.
.dence No. AZ Esplanade street. premises No. 40
came street; three lots vi it'll buildings adjoin-
ing the above; lot corner Of Barracks and
Charities streets; lot with buildings in square
bounded by Bourbon, Royal Toulouse and St.
Peter Streets same in square bounded by Old
ravea Conf Rienyile and Chartres reefs. a
lot with buildings in square bounded by Levee
&splanade, Barracks and Chartres streets;
twenty six lots in square bounded by Baudin
DHemec0urt, Alexander and Napoleon streets
BY CONSTABLE JOHN MCCORMICK, at IL O'Clock
at the corner of Claiborne and Orleans Streets
contents of a cofeehouse.
By CONSTABLE JOSEPH CONTRERAS, at II
O'Clock at No Ere nchmsn street, household
furniture: night CARTS etc.
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Above low

Mr.. David B, Bayles is building three
decket ship in his ward Of Setauket, New
York. for Captain James Davis, TO be EN-,
ployed in the cotton trade between New
Orleans and Liverpool. Dimensions
Length of keel. .35 feet; on deck. 30; beam,
IS feet; hold, 81; tonnage, $500, with carry
ing capacity OF 1000 tons.
Bark Saga tNorwe giaul, Olsen, from New
Orleans for Malaga, before reported at
Gibraltar IN distress, was run into by an
unknown steamer on the morning of May s,
about twenty .our miles east of Gibraltar,
and the latter vessel immediately backed
clear and was not seen afterwards, The
bark was struck on her port bow. and cut
right through her planking, and is full of
water. She has since been surveyed and
recommended to discharge.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVENING, June 4, 1875.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVENING, June 4, 1873. )
We notice continued demand for money,
with fair offerings for discounts both at the
banks and on the street. The indications
of permanent improvement seem to be en-
cOuragine.
As will appear from the reports below,
foreign exchange advanced to-day and
closed at higher rates, sympathizing with
the rise in gold. The stock market presents
no decided change, and is bare of any fea
ture of special interest. There is little or
no demand, and holders are generally indis
posed to sell at present rates. No transac-
tons are reported for the past three days.
We notice no material change in quotations.
New State consols are dull, but exhibit a
steadier and more settled feeling than yes
terday. No transactions are reported upon
which to base positive quotations.
The Issues of city bonds which lately ex
hibited a material decline have rallied, and
show decidedly upward tendency, with
fair demand. This revival is generally at
tributed to the fact that the premium bond
ed fund plan having assumed the form of
municipal law will be promptly carried into
operation. and to the impression that the
measure is growing in public favor. Several
corporations and private parties, holders
of considerable amounts, have already no.
titled the committee of their desire to come
in for the first exchange, and we learn that
some of our most solid institutions, headed
by able tinanciers, are also coming forward.
These facts appear to have terminated the
dropping spirits of the bcndholders, end
excited some inquiry for the bonds from
general sources. In referring to the gen
eral popularity Of the premium plan, we
observe that it meets in some quarters
with considerable opposition, the extent of
which will be hereafter determined.
We continue to quote first class sixty dav
paper and collateral loans at Sa9 T. cent t.
annur, AL do at l00 IL, and second grade
at l50lS First class mortgages still rule
at 900 u cent v anDum, while second
grade are entirely nominal.
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succession Of u. Eckeri.

CECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. :1,ti3.-SGtiCe ID heiAD g. IN
to the creditors of - IL estate. ard to al tther
persoEs herein int ed, 10 show cause lth Ia
zen days from Ile present notification I t any they
have or cam why the account presented by 10 eph
kckeIt, administrator Of tho estate shpl.Id not
be hnIDologaed and approved, aud the tuuda DIS
tEibuttd in accorGauce herewith.
Nv order OF the Court.
je2J9- FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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schooner Locke, Sshriver, days from Bonaca.
to Grande-2d district IT
ssnd 10 sss
Schooner Bennington, Edwards. II days from New
York, to master-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Houston Miller. from Cincinnati
f1eta. Pickett. from Washington
Marie, Bassett. from Lower Coast
Oriole. Carrick, from Lower Coast
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Carrie Thorn. Jumel. from Baton Rouge
Falls Pilot, Mcclure. from st Bernard. with5
waloon, valette. from Lower Coast
EXPORTS.
GENOA--Bark Mignon--l576 bales cotton 1900
MISUNDERSTANDING Andean-3ss5 bales cot.
ton 27s3 SKIS oilcake 24OO slaves
KEY WEST-SteamshipM argsret-loao bhls -four
bbls whisky csk bacon 800 SKIS bran 1925 sks
corn 800 sks oats lO9 pkgs sundres
PHILADELPHIA VIA Notwithstanding Ju.
nataoFor Philadelphia bales cotton l499 bags
wool 60 bdls kips lO3 bdls hides ties hides l bbl
hides 2aO pkgs sundres For Havana-250O bbls
-four 100 bbls meal II bales moss 50 ties hams bxs
MEXICAN PORTS-Steamship Cuba--For Vera
Cruz-4iO bales cotton 20 bds shingles 200 bdls
pkgs mdss For Tampico obs aonra bSlson a
20 bbls potatoes bbls hams For Progresso loo
bbls flour For Campeache-l2Oo f. bricks sugar
kettles 20 CRATE bars
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mary Houston-l3 bales
cotton 397 SKIS cotton seed 81 SKIS oilcake 1912 SKIS
corn ~ bbs oil 1858 bbs meal GIL bbls nOur 500 bbls
pork IS half bbls pork 25 bbs whisky ll8 bales hay
2 hhds tobacco 81 hhds meat As cks meat and sun
dry produce
LOWER COAST-Steamer Fraser--lo bbls
rice hbls potatoes Is SKIS potatoes ard snndrle.
LOWER COAST-Steamer Orioe-2l bbls onions
20h0 slaves and snndries
Observation-Disclosures Fleta--252 head cattle
and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer Carrie Thorn
bales cotton 400 SKIS cotton seed "A bales moss II
bbls potatoes "A SKIS potatoes and sundres
ST BERNARD-Steamer Falls Plot and tow
10000 bushels coal
LOWER COAST-Steamer Wa0on-Sundres
LOWER COAST-Steaner Marle-Sundnes
TENNESSEE-Per tlatboats-leO 900 slaves
kENTUCk1-Per tiatbOats-37 900 slaves
ARKANSAS-Per tiatbOat-25 600 slaves
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TkXAS RAILROAD
June 4-l28 bales wool 600 bags wool l32 bbls onions
8S9 hbls POTATOES 1924 head cattle 3i3 head sheep
$l4.424 60 in specie and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD June
900 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL-
ROAD. June 4-l50 bales cotton and sundries
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

AOts1i woOA ooloAo ''ioo,1v~ 90 ooo,oSo q
Gold opened at ll6ls a ll6a4, against III
| at New York, and after a moderate bust
ness closed at l65s Pigs, against | Il Is in
| that market. The sales summed up $4,000,
| embracing $4,000 at 1l6le. $4,000 at 1868
$4,000 at IlGA. $4,000 at ll6a4 a ll67s, $50, 900
at IS and $4,000 at 1863 a III.
No sales of silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at l0S0
| lO9, and Mexican dollars at So 96la, gold
in gold at New York sterling advanced 10
v cent, and francs nearly a. The move
ment in sterling was rather limited. being
| confined to flS20O. embracing FL 900 bill
of lading at s. 66la a ) g.: $4,000 do at
| s. e.; $4,000 AL clear at S. 81 ID: $4,000
bank at S. 20, and fl2O0 do, for gold, at
| 81 SO.
bracing 10000 commercial at 100000 do
at AS, aud $4,000 do at 4.44as, aud $1,000
bank at $40.
New York sight continues in limited sup
ply, moderate demand and unchanged.
The sales comprised Sis, 900, embracing
| $4,000 and $4,000 commercial $4,000,
1000 and $4,000 private bankers, and
81, 900 bank at JIG.
The banks continued to check on New
York at % " cent premium, and CONNER
cial sight was still quoted at -05-l6.
Stocks continue without any apparent
movement.
City bonds were in better demand, and
were materially higher, being quoted at the
close about % o. for gold bearing seven
per cents 2Sd- for new currency seven
per cents and 2Sla for seven-thirty improve
ment. No transactions were reported.
We noticed little better feeling in new
State consolidated seven per cents, but
rates we're without any material variation,
the market being quoted about - a D. No
sales were reported.
There is no movement reported in Metro
politan Police warrants. They were quoted
nominal at 50 a 80.
No sales of State warrants were reported.
Warrants of 1874 were quoted at 4204i;
1873 and previous years, iundable, at 81 a
80; do, not fundab BILE, at 300-, and legisla-
tive per diem at 81 09S
City scrip was in fair request for pay
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-05
Succession of Mrs. T.. R0uhc;.

IECOHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No %, ll9-NJtice ia hereby gwen to
the creditors OF tins estate to AL other
herein Interested 10 show CAUSE within ten davs
from the present notifications If any they have
can, WhY the account presented By j. II. Keller.
documentary executor of THE estate. shpuid not
D. hompiogated and appioyed. and the funds dis
tIibuted in accordance theIewItA.
Bv order OF the Court.
itJ Il tEaNK pAGN IR Ctark