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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
RECEIPTS OF pPODUCE

observation-disclosures Lee-2004 bales cotton
273l SKIS cotton seed l hid sugar 4 bbls molasses
DONALDSoNvILLR-s Steamer Lizzie HOPKINS
272 hhds sugar bbls sugar las bbls molasses Is
sks rough rice and snndrlos
CONVENT LANDING-6teamer Mary Ida--25
bids sugar q bbls molasses half bbls molasses 92
sks rough rice and snndries
BATON ROUGE--Stesmer B Hodge-45 bales
cntton sks cotton sks cotton seed $50 bales moss
3l9 hhds sugar 52l bbls molasses and sundries
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Pike-35O baleh
cotton g hhds sugar bbls sugar LIS bbls molasses
SHREvBPORT--SteamerJ John Howard-2le2 bales
cotton 6o2 SKIS oilcake and sundries
NhWPCRT-steamer Wi|ie-7ol bales cotton and
LOWER COAST-Steamer Fraser-a2 hhds
sugsr FL II y s * nee and sundries
~ bbs moasses 50 half bb,s olasses So bbls ice
lsS sis rough rice and sundries
bECF klVER-SteamerK Kate Dickerson-59 bales
cotton and suadries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
CAlRO-Steamer Paragon-lc2l bales cotton ST.
SKIS cotton seed It's SKIS oats 1908 sks corn s hi.
Hour 637 bbs pork l36 bxs meat 1929 pcs hulk meat
A1 Io :71ndFy C R1oSroe uv-,
sugar 20n bbs nolassee 70 bbls rice and sundriea
WASHINGTON-Steamer Ruth-o5s bales cotton
20 n mas sugar i6S bbls molasses and sundries
nee 80 SKIS = nigh rice and sundres
ANTE RIvKR-Steamer Nce-eo bales cotton
and sundres
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGASS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
cattle and snndres CIV A0'~
February ILL bales cotton 81 hhds sugar $40
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Feb.
,uary ooio47 bales cotton ia pkgs tobacco 50 tea
,h rc ,so kees lard 20 ties bacon 10 hhds bacon 6s
NEW Or BANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
-AOAO' Feoruary l-lSs7 oalee cotton and sundries
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O0NSTABLES' SALES

A. r0,ncy W: J; Mandere-Third Justice
court for the Parish Of Orleans. Nc. 6eS'
vIRTuB OF AN ALIAS WRIT az Trp, rsm.s
~. 70 me directed by the Hon. JohI, lie Mouier,
Of t1 lusrce Of the peace in and for he parish
go esns' IN the above entitled suit, will pro.
S;oun sen ~ pubic auction, at my enouse on
i nsnviile street. btvten Royal sd bourbon, in
sn,s Guy; on MONDAY. February s. 1875 ut twelve
VT H. the following described property, to
OBI GRAY HORSE.
ONB BREAD CART.
THclzeo 10 tho above entitled and numbered suit
Tefme-Cash on the spot
ta2q3l fe.. ~0"''s"'e'
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FOB SALE,

EOR SALE AT BARGAlN.-THER STIRR
- furniture of cottage house situated in 8 good
neighborhood. The house contains six room ~.
etc. No leases rent &2s. The furniture IL in rood
ordeF and ID only sold on account Of i'll health o
the owner. NJ clearinghouse keeper need apply
and only private parties who wish 10 purch as at
9 reasonable price and for use Address II OUSE.
KEEPER. Republican office. deli
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

The Pittsburg Gazette says: THAT high
toned and honorable soldier, Colonel Nor
row, who is go discreet, proves to have
been Andy Johnson's private secretary. and
is a bitter Democrat. Hence his Shreveport
report"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

A newly married couple want the order
of celebrating wedding anniversaries re.
versed, that the diamond, golden and silver
weddings, with the usual present., may
come frst.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
FOREIGN.
Thanks.

Thanks
VIENNA, February 1.-The Pope has
tn banked Francis Joseph for his considerable
application of Austrian ecclesiastical laws.
Garibaldi.
ROME, February 1.-Garibaldi informed
the King he did not come to Rome with po-
litical intentions, but to forward the ma
terial welfare of his constituents.
The Constitutional Bill.
PARIS, February Ian amendment was
passed by a yste of 533 to $50 that the
President shall be elected by majority of
the Senate and Chamber of Deputies. TIE
presidential term is seven years and the
President can be reelected. The left are
now striving to obtain q favorable vote on
the entire constitutional bill.
Burned.
LONDON, February 1.-The Japan burned
when $50 miles from Hong Kong. She is
supposed TO have fOundered in sixteen
fathoms. Divers will be sent to save the
specie and valuables.
Idle Miners.
One hundred and twenty thousand
miners are idle by lock out in South
Wales; $4,000 shipwrights Of Newcast-on-
Tyne have struck.
Armistice with the Carllsts.
MADRID, February IA great effort is
being made tC secure an armistice with the
Carlists. The Alfonsoist Generals insist on
the relief of Pampeluna as the first prelim-
nary. then the maintenance of statu quo
until the submission of the Carlists, with or
without the consent OF Carlos.
The Virginius Matter Adjusted.
The Epoca says Gushing and the Minister
of Foreign Affairs have reached an amicable
understanding for the compensations Of the
families Of the Virginius victims.
Spanish Newspaper Trammels.
DEGREES have been issued permitting the
press to discuss the acts of the ministry,
forbidding attacks on royalty and religion,
and prohibiting tho publication of articles |
which may be serviceable to the Carilste.
Newspapers which have been visited with |
the penalty of suspension three times shall !
be wholly suppressed for fourth effense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
MARlNE INTELLIGENCE.
-
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN.
Tuesday, February 2, 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Norwegian chip Loreley, Marcussen, for Reyel
Norwegian bark Tergo, Rus for Liverpool
norwegian bark Leviathan. T0rjeseu. for Cork
schooner California Comfort for ApalacbicOla
Lueser Garibald Felsn, for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Adept, Mitchell. 40 days from Liverpool to
BrysOn-4th district
Norwegian bark COncordis. Nelson, from MART.
nique, in ballast to mAster-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
John Howard Lee. from Shreveport
Willie. Trinidad. from Newport
J Frazer, Canton from Lower Coast
st Mary. PrObst. from Lower Coast
w Pike. Brown. from Bayou Sara
hate Dlckerson. Taylor. from boeuf river
Hodge. McRlrOy. from Baton Rouge
Robert Lee. Campbell. from vicksburg
Lizzie Hopkins. Dupus. from DOnaldsOnville
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from Convent Landing
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship w Clyde, Livingston from Havana
- Vie Florida Ports to l X ROberts-lst district Is
Steamship Mississippi, Crowen, from New York
I'D ultimo. to H Ludwidsen-2d districts
Ste amship New Orleans Dearborn from New York
23d ultimo. to A Moult0n-2d districts
Ship Hercules. Nelson, 80 days from Antwerp in
ballast, to Ocean, Zerega &co-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Paragon, Darragh from Cairo
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Ruth, Cuatrevaux. from Washington
Rice Farmer, Dragon. from Lower Coast
Alice. Porter from Amike River
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
FOB RENT,

DLEASANT ROOMS, WITH OR WITH.
l out board can be procured at No. 800 St,
Charles street. Terms-modarate. oc30
EOR RENT.-A DESIRABLE COTTAGE TO
Il rent situated On st. Andrew street. between
Ramcart aud Franklin streets, No. 469 at 8 Is per
month; will rent 1t for less to a prompt paying
tenant. iaal
ITO RENT or FOR SALE-EITHBR IN
Il block or in lots to suit tenants or purchasers
the Woodlawn Plantation. situated In the parish O.
ver. at about twenty four miles below the city Of
New Orleans having superficial area of about
1oO0 acres. Buildings and improvements comprise
therein, purgeries, cane she'd cabins. etc.
Apply to H. L. NewcOmb, on the premises or to
New Orleans. a8l5t
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COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EYKNING. Re hruarx

MONDAY EVENING, February l. 1875.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including so
bales additional on Saturday EN- braced 9l50 bales
mostly at stronger prices requiring an advance in
our quo cations Of &c in good ordinary. strict low
other grades below midding fair. We give also
the figures and full report Of the Exchange as
below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
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Tho Temperature.

Mr.. Louis Frigerio, No. so Chartres street,
reports the weather for the past two
days as follows:
SAN. 2P.M 6PM,
January 3l...... ....... IS 81 50
February l............. 80 81 50
Lowest point during the nights of Janu:
airy 30 and 81, $50.
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WANTED.

WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD-OCCuPAxrs
w for three very desirable front rooma nesti1
Etven and required. Apply & 10. is csmo
seAe''' jAS I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
VI. CHARLES THEATRE.

ENGA0RMENf EXTRAORDINARY
OF the Celebrated Irish Comedian and Character
Actor, Mr.. JOSEPH MURPHY.
Monday Evening, Februnry i,
And until further notice, the new Irish-AmeIcan
Drama of
MAUM GRE.
Mr. Murphy in four characters new songs
specialties, etc.
Friday-Beneft Of Mr.. JOSEPH MURPHY.
Saturday-MORPHY MATINEE at noon.
Twentieth Annual Mar6i Gras Ball,
FkBRUARY 8, 1875.
Observation-Disclosures to Ladies' can be obtained
Treasurer, subject to the approval OF the Invita-
ton Committee.
Prices a. usual ia3l
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BANKS AND BANKING.


RARNETT & CANInACK,
BROKERS,
No. lie Carondelet Street,
Front Ofice)
Stocks. Bonds and Securities bought! and sold
settled. tas,n
.OUisiANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
No. 81 Camp street.
&C. PALMER, President.
JAMRS JACKSON. Vice President
Directors
!. T. Ho kEkLin TEE y , MISa,
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON,
#. c.n,t., .,v.. 3: C. rALhER.
t.
1y7ly JOIN 8. WALTON. Cashier.
'Hk ClTlZKNs' sAViNGs BANK
10 strictly legitimate bank for sav1n,.
modelled upon the plan Of popular and succssafu
institutions IN New York and London. and ineo-
porstea April "A. 1874, under . special and f.vor
eDie charter granted BY the Legislature O. III.
osSso u Aoulsaa0a, with IN authorized canftal n,
o2O0 $50
Interest six per cent per annum.
Deposits Of ten cents and upward rsxc.tr.s
Al deposits axe payable on demand.
open daily from "A. N. to 3P NJ and nm s.+,,.
oloAy evening from six to eight O'Clock
0RUNBwALD HALL,
No. ~ Raronue Street.
ohHHhk, }. L. GUBKRNATO2
osSAlef Precedent
rorr~.o. DfxECroRe
sOMHSOM ARNSTROHG, THOMAS HAsAM
- y. DOAnANA- J. l. GUBERNATOR
Uni ~ n. BEENKR
~ ~ OnLkANA SAVINGS iNsT1Taj.
- IlON, No ls6 Canal street. Trusteee-Dr
~ newton Mercer, L p. Generss George JonAa
tn0naS 4. Adams Thomas Allen Clarke ChHrier
:: Leeds, David Crqnhsrt, John G. Gaines. T.sri
Aooo, christian Schneider, Samuel JamieOn
Interest Allowed On DenoeIes
c.vL l. r. GNNkRRS, President
Es1AW. irossufef. mh18 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

d A. MURRAY.
CISTERN MAKER.
Ne. 101 Nlagazlne street, between Jujis
and st. Joseph streets.
DIPLOMAS AWARDED IN 1879 AND 1881
Ctsterns made to order and repaired All work
warranted. A lot Of cisterns, from 1000 to 0,OOe
gallons. made Of the best material and workman.
ship kept constantly hand and for sale at prices
. suit the timea Ords-s promptly attended 70.
Vnhl6 "
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Thomas !
curl

Tho mas
Fl oIls.n !
facias to
District Cd
shove entit
lie auctiOI
Exchange,
tOmhOuse
city, on 81
O'Clock NJ
wit
CERTAIN
scribed In |
Office.
Selzed IN |
Terms-1
the said p1
the hiRhea
at twelve /
bond, with
per cent In |
payment.
pay in Gael
clerks tees
dollars.
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WASHINGTON.
Tea ind Coffee.

Tea ind Coffee.
ARLINGTON. February IA very large
number OF petitions were presented against
restoration of the duty on tea and coffee,
against renewal Of any internal taxation,
ana Tor repeal of the law Of 1877, relieving
certain foreign products Of ten per cent
duty. Referred to tho COMMITTEES of Fl.
nance. Kous.-.s.eur.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
BELOW-COMINGU Up.

German bark Auguste, Won Harter ffom Bremen
November 81, to Seller eco
Norwegian bark Racer. Knudson, a days from
Sciiarpuco, to master
Bark Pecahontas. Bogg, from Cardiff Wales. De.
cember Is, to MASTER
Spanish brig The sis CarraN days from Havana
in ballast. to Avendano Bros
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DlpWHLL,s ACADEMY OF DlUsIC.-
ID TIE 0RKAT LIN0AR6S-lliss Alice Dunning
and Miss Dickey Iingsrd and William Horace Lin
gard in Aeries Of eIegnat Society Plays. Monday
and Tuesday. February aud ., first time IN New
1Irissans Of Dumss' Grand P1sy. entitled DIANE.
wednesday and Thursday. February 3 and =, WI
liam L. 0iIberts elegant Comedy, entitled CHAR
ITY. Friday, benefit Of L1Dgsrd. Matinees We'd
ne eday and saturday. tA31
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

EsboSernor Warmoth and bingham Law
renee are hero.
The Elections Committee will hear thu
case OF Lawrence vs.. Sypher "Wednesday.
Debt Statement:
The debt statement shows the DEBT has
increased 81 ,5oS, 1888.
Railroads.
The Senate Railroad Committee had
long and rather excited session, but ad.
journed without action. The proceedings
that have transpired give NO plsusible in.
dications Of the reeult, though the line from
ocean to ocean seems to have most friends,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
EXPORTS.

REVEL-Ship LOreley-l53O bales cotton
CORK-Bark Leviathan-98l bales cotton
LlVkRPOOL-Bark Tergo-3253 bales cotton 1900
slaves
PkNSACOLA-Lugger Garibaldi-9 bbls potatoes
10 bbls apples II bbls onions and eundriss
observation-disclosures California--A bbls
Hour bbls pork bbls whisky bags coffee cke
meat 81 sks corn bbls oil Al pkgs ndse
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IMPORTS.

HAxAEA.Steamship W P ClyGe-346 hhds sugar
NEW Notwithstanding Mississippi-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-SteamshipN New Orleans-Astd mdse
LIvERPUOL-Ship Adept 4075 SKIS salt
LiVERPOOL-Ship Hannah Morris-3293 sks salt
30 dozen mats
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A GRAND BAL MAsuUE

GRAND BAL MASuUE
viii be given
ngardl Gras Night, February 9. 1873.
THE
GLOBE THEATRE
Corner Of Baronne and Perddo streets.
Under the management Of . well known Citizen
Available present will be given to the best fancy
dancer either lady or gentleman. The Ball opens
at P. N. precisely. Gard of admission So, which.
together with ladies' invitations, may he had at
CamOr's Restaurant No. % st. Charles street.
Jaegers full b; asa band Of twenty pieces are en-
gagged for the occasion. feast
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Il Of o.
teri facis
Lester, u
Fifth Dis
in the oh
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designate
eleven Of
erty, to (
One 6o
two Ciste
ter Shaft
Machine,I
Wsshing
bet We0U
District o
Seized 4
Terms
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

The distinguished comedian
MR. JOHN E. OWENS,
win have the honor of appearing in . round Of
his mont FAMOU SPATHErIO and COMIC char
acters for . brief period Of SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
RETURN OF THB REGULAR DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Monday and Tuesday Keveuings, February aud
Q, and Wednesday Matinee. will b presented Mrs
Batemans American Sstrical COMEDY entitled
SELF.
JOHN UNIT, Retired Banker (sef Opintonated)
JOHN E. OWsNs. Wednesday kvening-Happ:est
Day of NV Life and SolOp Nhirg.e. jail
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.ja2s IA

Care
Fo y,
Of feri N
Fourth ID
in the abb
ct public
designated
naiI.p0ot |
property.
TIKI GU
NOVA BIN
the ''Old Y
Gravier ID
District 0j
BE- seen In |
Seized i'd
Termo-(
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IN
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Orleal
to sell
Auctio
Canal
Distric
1875, at
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-24

Of The Egyrt'al f5s-t. Though s0 pain
fully disqu ,lifisd by her extraordinary
EN- aciation rom going into society, the
Duchess Of RisrjO 5foTZa wsa one " The
most social women iu Paris almost 90
the tune Of her death v ieh happened
ip Ger eighteen year, II passion for
n 50 was excessive, and sue fur-rab.y
chose garments suited 10 q your K mar
rit d woman. II faith IN tu- poser o.
the maj tU.-mnEeF and Of bose Artist
setting W q fix the bloom Of youth .r
Tpst r. il when ID vanished was uu
bounded. Contrary t0 French custom,
-he Ov-T-dreSsed az mu a. UgE own
balls as 81 those 81 her .gGailtHEc s
The only badge Of WI 08 u-Js ghe wore
and she and II We're iu-ep. rsb.e-Va a.
= kind If an e aue.ed rchm-ut, su--
pended from diam J. d e kisre OF gold
cuaj I rs q medsl on might have b -Ii
with the hersldIc qUaTJeTiug7 and CHrT-
net Of the late Duke ~ RiauO -ilzs.
As she gave -umpfuJus dinners AMI LaI
on marry ia < T-tairgd q e puHsi Co ul--
.Os e Of nearly six ea tu.u-au E0uHt-
sterling y6a~. pc ole took care not o.
laugh at her absurd vanity al d Wnims
She wac very Suspicious Old IA1yr s.i
TO Keep a vigilaLt watch over II looks
nd gestures OF her guests, bad the
mirrors If her draWiug-rOOm % aTTau2-
! ed that size cCUli see from her JdUtsUlt
sverythi < that took pl2ce behind
her back No servant OF traGesmsu was
| eyer known 10 please her - week She
4 had h-r psiatisl mansion a Psssy pull ed
| down and rebuilt three times In the
course Of fourteen Yeas a.d Just before
| her death che was thinking IF dsmOi-
/ ishing il again. The torment Of the
/ Partisan srcnitects and house deCOra
( tors, she was q Kind Of pTOvijeTCe f0E
/ the N fsOus, l. stimulate whom TO &C
/ tiviry she often allowed dOUUie wages.
| F0Itune-teler chiTOmaur i-t- and deal
! -rs ofother kinds IN occult and super
/ natural Causes will miss The emaciateU
| duchess, who pstrOuized them during
/ 10th her wiCOWnODus a ut 1rlOu-
! tireuT de cdTtes predicted that ne would
| axe for her third husJaLd a royal
/ prince, Jlus. ey Ell, fair-haiTsd rich a
| Cre Us, and devoted to her The tTOu-
DE she was al t. IN fill the prophecy may
| have helped u Kill Ler Wherevsr tue
/ . RI &c who she fauciet was % become
! ner ~, use went she followed him, Il
/ -he heard he was EOiI & T. tue 'heat i
/ she a. once had a X taken. o. CGau-
| lily days she drove 90 the y TLleTu
| railway and stationed teT-eii I'm TIN line
/ IF private carriages b fore tie terminus
TO bow to him IS hep.ssed. she crossed
\ his path in the BUIs de BluOEua, 0u
| Longchamps days, and when g. death g
door maze point o. attending sOiree'
| 20 which she knew ne was invited. I-z
infant grsudchi!d Of tue Ia VI. Berger
| will, it IS believed, su-Csei to her prop
/ eTty.
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A Yorkshirn YiIInge Game

London Notes and Queries
The Ksut.-h gsm5 referred u by Mr.
Hzr.OWs was a pCpu.a~ ne with the lit
IT, boys and girls a a d ,me's school in
zoe city O. GlouCe. ter, hich | atIel ded
SO IT tl5 var he me tons 1920 AS [
was ten bU four years Old cave not
seen il page slrce-I dare LAY l have
forgot e. SINE OE tbs lines, bat my
recollection o. il is that the children
stood in q lie aud a by aud girl, adj
VGuCiGg toward them, saI-:
Here comes a noble knight Of Spain,
Counting to your daughter Jane.
To Whicu Que Of t. e girls replied:
Hyd4ughter Jane is much too young
10 hea yOur IA re AID tiaJtsrin- tongue.
To this h .juveuiie knight replied:
Be she uug, or BE- she old,
For price she must be Id.
WhersuPOu the lady mother irately
rjJ,nri:
EUrn back, turn back, you scOrnfUI KIN ght,
And rlb your spurs, they are not bright.
His k1lght y hOa0r thus ssssIlej, the
boy rep Ell:
My -pu are bright and richly wrought,
For price they we're not bought,
Nor for "a p ice shall they be sold,
Neither Tor : liver nor for gOl
and so z. cd bye, my lady gay,
For must ride another way.
AMI then, I think, there eBsued som {
zissius aud changing Of places, and q
repetition Of the performance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-24


Paris September 25y Core p,ndence Of the
London news
A lady wnO occupied pr minent pO-
sition 10 Partisan soc ely, the Duchess
lie Z an s. Sierra, 5i--rr OF the late NJ
Berr er has ist diei At the Chateau
d'Aae. ryIil-. Sus vas she w dow of
one So tHs richest not -Tles IN Z rs.
WhOse entire fortune she inherited, when
she III ct, a. the house Of the Marquisa De
BOissy, better known as the Countess
GuicCiOli, an old, shabbjly-Grsesed Ital-
ian officer, Who was attached to the
households OF Joseph BOnaparte and
MUrat, and had served as a colonel in q
cavary regiment under the empire. he
was of tue type OF those imperisIist off
GERS who freqUented the Csf. Foy half 2
century ago. The nOtary's widow asked
who lie was, and was sur rised TO Rear
that he wss Duke Of Risrjo S.CrZa, ana
brother o. the car final archbishop OF
Naples Ia Inc course of Couv-r.atiOu
she lesrnEd that he was q bachelor. aud
looking cut for rich wife wiling TO
bert f rune for a ducal TJnet.
Im the woman" she said. " l am
ambitious, / detest my present name
which ia tsu pporlSbiy common, REd
nv T. rune is big enough - + gid the
duke's battered r,S beTry-ieaves In
rOIuce him TO me first telling MIN why
[ want to suOw him The duke Was
iuir Jducsd. He, the lady, and friend
r. rel 10 a bOud IF, where the u rrisge
artteles were a Red over in 3 th rU2hly
matter-of lzct way, the duks sJil uiaIIug
TOR COM lste independence, in fact for
\ separate establishment, with =
large fortune to keepit up. All his cOndi-
lions ere COmpil 81 with, and the we'd
ding took lace some weeks later. Dur
ing his lifetime he COT trived to bTid
the fantastic tastes Of the duchess Blu.
when he died she iudUg,d ia item 10
tire f-'l S1e was phenomena liz thin.
| wasl @ $50 e 2 any one, suddenly
seeing H.T, l-aJ st 10 sLsrtied and
shocked At u5c cadaverOus APPEARANCE.
Born IN so humble rank OF life, she
might have amsssed q fortune by exhib-
ting heTiei H. q femme s77teletts. she
vas Al u festive meeting ,ea. l. ; head