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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-13
FOREIGN.
BismRrck's Ultimatun..


LONDON. January i2.-The Times rs.
reason to believe that Bismarck has init
mated to Spain that the German government,
will defer recognition OF Alfonso until the
decree suspending two Protestant news
papers and closing the Protestant chapel in
Cadiz is repealed.
Abandoned at Sea.
The Georgia, from Boston tor Savannah,
was abandoned at sea. The crew were
taken to Liverpool by the Adorna. from
New Orleans.
Carlos Meets the Issue With Dignified
Sorrow.
Don Carlos has issued prociamatiop
dated "IIeadquarters, Eara, January o." in
which he declares. as head of the Spanish
Bourbona, he contemplates with profound
sorrow the attitude of his cousin Alfonso,
whose inexperience has led him to consent
to being the instrument of the same persons
who expelled him and his mother. Not
witAstanding he makes no protest the dig
nifty of himself and army is the only protest
he can offer. He AYERS that he will remain
faithful to his holy mission. and keep the
dag nnstained.
The steamer COrtes was los: in tie Bay
cl D.scay with six persons.
Alfonso at Valencia.
MADRID, January Fixing Alfonso was
enthusiastically received at Valencia.
The Carlists Mt Pampeluna.
PARIS. January l2.-Le .Soir says rumo.s
were circulated in the lobbies of the As.
sembly today that the Carlists mad taken
Pampeluna, and General Morones, com.
manding the national troops in The North
had pronounced against Alfonso.
The Kansas on Cruise.
HAVANA, January l2.-The United States
steamer Kansas arrived here from a cruise.
during which she has visited SANTANA bay,
Curacao, Puerto CobellO, Laguayra and !
Aspinwall. She left the latter port on the |
second instant. She brings rumor from
Puerto CobellO that President Blanco, Of |
Venezuela. had captured General Collna,
toie remaining insurgent. and dispersed lis !
troops.
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NEW YORK.
Fire..


New YoHE. January i2.-Fi,e II }. W.
Shaw's crockery store, on Duane street. IS
raging. The loss will be heavy.
The AcurrjlOus Postal Card Nan sen-
fenced.
Moses Chamberlain, convicted OF sending
scurrilous postal cards through The mails.
was sentenced to pay fine OF 5000.
Will be Hanged.
Governor Tilden has refused &c interfere
in the cases Of two murderers jackson and
Jarvis. and they Will he hanged Friday
Aext.
The Stolen Murillo Recovered.
A cable dispatch announced two months
ago that portion OF one OF Nuril!o's pic
lures in the Cathedral of Saville. contain.
ing the picture of ST. Anthony OF Padua.
had been cut cut of the canvass and stolen.
IL was supposed the fragment was taken 10
America. This turned out 10 be true. Mr.
Schans, the we'll known art dealer on
Broadway, was recently offered by two
Spanards the missing picture. and after
identifying purchased it Cor S2O0. Mr..
Schans has voluntarily and Internationally
placed this work OF art, which i. badly
damaged, at the disposition OF the Spanish
government, through Senoc CO Vc:ocse. its
consul in this city.
Resigned.
General Thomas Z. Eckert has resigned
his position as general superintendent of
the eastern division Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, and George II. Mum.
ford, vice president. has taken temporary
charge Of the office.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY b. 1875.

of the Governor to the contrary uotwith
standing!
Mr.. Brewster moved to postpone tbs bill
till next Wednesday. and it be printed in
the journal.
! Mr.. Blunt made the point Of order tina.
such . motion, to wit: to postpone to . day
certain, had been voted down. and that the
! same motion was not in order.
The President sustained the point Of order.
Mr.. Brewster moved the bill be referred
to special committee. to be appointed by
the Chair.
On motion Of Mr.. Cage. and on cal. OF the
yeas and nays by two Senators. the Senate
voted to lay the motion on the table by the
following vote:
feas-Alexande:. Al!ain. Blunt, Burel,.
Cage. Chadbouru. Crozier. Detiege. Du
mont. Ola, Greene, Landry, Masicot, Poi
lard. Twitchell, Whitney, Ioung-l..
Nays-Brewster, Harper, Herwig. Ke!so.
Wharton. Breaux-6.
The President again announced the aues.
ton: Shall this bill finally pass. the veto of
the Governor to the contrary NC: withstand.
Ing,
On cali OF the yeas and nays, the Senate
refused to pass the bill, two-thirds of the
members present no: having voted in the
affirmative, as foliows:s
Ieas-Blunt, Breaux, Brewster, Cage.
Chadbourn. Crozier. Detiege. Dumont. CHA,
Greene. Landry. Pollard. Twitche!l. Young
ii.
Nays-Alexander. ALLAH, Burch, Harper.
HerWls, keisO. Mascot. Stamps. Wharton.
Whitney-lD.
The President declared that the BIZ; had
not passed. two-thirds not vo.ir, IN the
affirmative.
Mr. Cage ga7s notice that he would move
a reconsideration of the vote JUS: taken.
MI. Burch raised the poin: OF order that.
by rule twenty-seven. the Senate. not yos-
ing with the prevailing side of the Senate |
On the question. could 60: move to recon.
slider.
Mr.. Cage withdrew his motion.
On cali OF two Senators ths Senate wen.
into executive session.
Executive session having been raised. the
following Senators answered to the. names:
Messrs. Alexander. Anderson. Allan.
Blunt, Brewster. Burch. Chadbourn. Gro
.ier, Detiege. Gia, Greene. Herwig, Kelso.
landry, Pollard, Txitcheil, Wharton.
Whitney. Young-lo.
On motion OF M. Young. tae Senate
7Oted to adjourn.
The President then announced .ha. the
senate stood adjourned to NEE: at l2M.
tuesday. tae twelfth day OF January, A. d.
So.
p. f. BECHTEL.
Secretary of the Senate.
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Mr.. Murrell, of Madison:

| MT. MuFE0ll. VI NAaulSOu.
An act for the purpose of sbolishins the
ofice of division superintendent of public
education in the second, third. fourth and
| fifth educational districts.
Also, an act to abolish the present system
| of levee improvement. and for the abollsh
men. Of the State Board Of Levee Commits
s;oners. and for other purposes.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Previous notice having been given. Mr..
| Hunsacker of St. James. introduced House
bill No. }. an act to detach the parish OF
st. James from the second school and con-
gressionai district, and attach the said
parish to the third schoo; and congressional
district. which was read.
The constitutional rule having been sus-
pended. the bill was read 3 second time.
considered engrossed. and it's further con-
sideration was postponed for one week.
upon melton of MIR. Thomas. of Bossier.
Under previous notice. Mr.. Sartain. OF
Carroll introduced House bill No. I. an act
making an appropriation for the payment
Of the mileage and per diem and contin'
gent expenses Of the General Assembly of
the State of Louisiana, Cor the regular
session OF 1875. describing the manner in
which the same is to be paid. which was
read.
rule, the bill! was read second time. re.
ferred to the committee OF the whole. and
ordered to be printed.
Previous notice having been given. Mr..
Levisee, Of Caddo introduced House bill
No. ). an act 10 amend the Civil Code Of
Louisiana. by repeating article 9l6 thereof.
which was read. and ca!lendared for sec.
ord reading.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received:
SENATE CHAMBzR,l
New Orleans. January II. 1873. :
I am directed by the Senate to inform
you: honorable body that the Senate will |
meet the House in Joint session. tomorrow.
January y. 1875. for tine purpose of com. |
pairing journals on the election OF United |
Pc. BECHTEL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Ray. of East Felic. |
ana. the House proceeded to the election of |
,hiet enrolling clerk and doorkeeper.
Mr.. J. 3. Davis was unanimously elected |
IS chief enrolling clerk.
Mr.. Robert Malcolm was unanimously
elected as doorkeeper.
Mr.. Leyisee. OF Csddo. move,: that the
'ules submitted by the Committee on Rules
'e printed for consideration tomorrow.
Carried.
Upon motion OF tir. Heating, Of Caddo.
he House was adjourned until tomorrow,
t twelve O'Clock.
WILLIAM VIGERS.
Chief Clerk.
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| Total week before o.. l0.56l, oi3 a ..6 O5S 3.
.. The foltowin: bank directors were elected
| Nessrs Louis Schneider. Jules Cassard. Henry
| Abraham: ). w. Suhrmann. L. s. Cain. T. Prud
homme: II; R; Gosrevs; John F: kranz and J. K.
r. y. Laner Thomas l. Airey. ". J. Frierson. Theo.
dore Hllltnar; Henry c. Miller. Richard Pritchard
and Joseph II. Oglesby; of the Hibernia National
| Bank-Messrs. P. Irwin. Emile Gauche. Thomas
g. more. John Henderson. Thomas Smith and Ed.
ward ward a; iHrke; Of the Mutual Nationa, bank
P. rourchey. A. ". Bosworth. J. CYAN Wickle. =.
s. Keep; Charles L; Chase and Lloyd R. Coleman;
Baldwin. J. X. Bell. J. T. Burdeau ). P. Garvey A.
Chapsky: Charles Peasants. Charles Chaftee.
Es9rse Martin; Samue! Delsado. D. C. Mccain. 5.
We notice that the Home Insurance Company
has declared dividend Of five per cent.
York. and after liberal business closed at 1923,
li.s:, against iI2,l III that market. The sales
su%med up ga Qua. embracing $1,000 at il2 /;
$4,000 and S 900 at il2's; S 10000 at l!2h4ll25
and $500" and $4,000 at 1926.
No sales OF silver were reported. American half
collars are still quoted at lo8 GI0s,s. while Mexican
dollars now rule 97a97k gold.
Under the influence of the advance in gold and hill,
at New York, and the Improvement in domestic ex.
commercial and fully RIO for bank. The move.
ment was of fair extent. amounting to E63 900
DO at as @ s of a at e at ~ - e
do at S. 1915 q, and $1,000 bank at S. u.
Francs responded to the same infuenc es which,
T.
comprised 900 commercial. embracing :O00V at
A6iss, and 600 do at 463 0s62t:.
At the close sterling bills were quoted AZ as a
% 43H for bill of lading and AL clear and "A SIS fS
Tor bank, and francs at 4G3s, 1a.62s, tor CONNER
cial and 4.53as QI.5.1: for bank
The offerings OF domestic exchange were Of fair
extent, ard with good demand, the bank cheek
ing rate on New York was raised 4 ~ cent and com
merclai sight il6. The sales OF New York sight
covered S2ee,oO". embracing $250OO commercial
at 70 + cent discount: 25 900 and $50 Oe0 do and
520Ooo private bankers at L and Is 10 OON and
$500 commercial and IS 900 and $4,000 pri.
vate bankers at l6. We also noticed sales of
b2o 900 commercial on st. Louie and $40 OOO on |
phade lphia at . p cent discount. and 10000 on
Providence at p.
The banks checked On New York a. par. and
commercial sight was quoted at y al rs ~ cent
lisc0unt. against . discount for the former and
~ a tor the latter yesterday.
IHefe IS scarcely any movement in securities |
lnd rates are mostly nominal. ON ing to the I'm.
ettled state of affairs ~ ~ ~
In stocks we noticed . sale Of so shares New
':teans City Railroad Company at Si41,
Nothing was reported in bonds. City gold bear.
ng seven per cents were quoted at $50. ass,
Nothing was reported in city appropriation cer. |
inca'es or metropolitan Police warrants They
ere still quoted at so1:2 for the former and -a6o
)f the latter.
. N state warrants we noticed sale Of $500 new
81 4 Old were still quoted a. asou. "a. wh,!e
ruled a. abOuf - >-NHs l
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IooNrrNUEp FROM FIRST PAGE.

Louis Janin, of Louisiana. lately deceased.
The Alabama Committee.
The Alabama congressional! committee
have arrived here. They will: examine
Hays, Streets and Pelham, and then make
their report.
In Consultation.
Half a dozen Senators were in cccsu..a.
ton with the President this morning before
Cabinet meeting. On Iii: the Cabine: will
sustain the Sheridan Gran: policy.
Don Piatt has Ugly Questions to Answer.
Don Piatt has until Fridav TO answer Ger.
tain questions concerning :ae Pacific Ma:
subsidy.
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What the Women Have Gained.

Lacy Stone writes ~ fellows to III,
W0naM's Journal:
From the time, still fresh l.. :.le mind, o,
middle aged persons. when tiara was No
remunera'Ive Occupa,iDns crea 20 women,
when thera Was no high sc::co: ts- girls, no
college, that would admi: women: when
women lecturers. lawyers. doctors. editors,
and ministers were unknown. W t. this
time. when all these tai - and MANY others
are tree To women. tae gaia seems marvel.
Gus. But ah" gaia liz le-A' right. i, even
greater.
| 1t IS now thirty yea, sine. 4 married
woman could not own ;noney. even when
she had earned i, BIZ ha-d work She could
not make vii. OF any property she pos
sessed. She gave birth 20 ciilt. and the
law SAID it was no: hers Sle could not make
| a contract Sac could 20. make valid
deed ct the iac.i she owned Sac could NOT
be til. guardian of children. not even of her
own. Sac had only the pavDe-s' right. viz.
the right TO he maintained! All the hard
work Of ier hands ami al tas ;ncom. from
her BRAN belonged to the husband. who
owned and was supposed to support her.
To day = wife can legally earn ani own
can buy and sell and will. caa ,nass valid
deed. can be guardian Of children. aad at
the marriage ceremony is nos necessarily |
required to promise to Obsy.
In Wyoming and Utah Territories women
are voters. In Michigan mora thar 20 900
men a. the polls cast the: vote for woman
sul1rag". In many States womec are |
legal elected and do servo OF the ecaooi I
BOARD. Iowa has taken the first legal step
20 secur" suffrage tc. women, Three
JUDGES OF the Supreme Cou-: in Maine
express ths opinion that women mayieyally
serve az Justices o. the peace in that Stat.
III Congres'. and III eveg: Northern STAT,
Legislatures. Tie equal ,.o:;s.c.. r:yL.S Of
weman are discussed,
thus. from TIE sci.'i-.. .. h.,i-,:-,.
through :hrc" dec AIDES has -. god caIss
OF woman's rights grown ms MAJ. ana
power. Now u only wa;.. Z: h., crnvnaj
with wonaE suffrage.
10 this cad societies az :: . .-e:. N,,.'..
scn Stit', aupp!emsnte,; T. county AVID
.o"r so'..as. by poi:.ica: c.n5s. pledge |
% s.1u'. the election y: Legislatures. I'll
uch ms! d. Will yo:. T.: ::le e::-an.,;sa.
nen' y! w yuuan.
An army D! womsn :. :=a.-.. 70 .e:.e-
q solemn G1vcnaa. - s.cu-. .heiI rights +.
voice IL making the laws which .hay ar, .
equira. ~ obey. The ;.ns can no, BE- :ac .
way whea tais viii be accomplished.
AZ 30 InoentiTe - activity. i: shc:.i
ever toc . moment be- forgotten that in 5
ne different States the law makes women | I
ne political equals o. pauoe:s. idiots. tuna.
cs. :elons. of zen guilty o: bribery, tor. r
cry. Illegal voting. dueiing. treason and !
ny otner CRIME or weakness which units
zen 70 De trusted with tho rights Of citizen. r
Zip.
This picture OF gain ana :os, closes the L
,ar 1874. May the next one end With
lighter color. u,
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BY Nash & Hodgsou.
FIRST DISTRICT PROpERr.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES CRAYNH crcrasEo

sV'csssIoN OF JAMES CRaYNE DECEASED
Seconl Distyic: Court for the na,;s. q. o,,s,r,
No. 36, 1856.
RY NASH & HODGsON-w. = gc.DGso,
- - AMGIleneer-Otfice No. 5 CarOndelat ct raat-
IN SATURDAY, February 10. 1875 at twelvs ~ cot
n., AT the ST. Charles Auction Exchanoe. in M
basement rotunda of the S. Charles Hs3ei in tIt
C!y; ,Dy Virt1e and in pursuance of an order frr
Ine non. A; L.. Tlssot Judge of the Second Dstns
N , lor the parish of Orleans, dated Jannarrn
Io.', court docket No. 80, 1856, for account ofth
succession OF James Crayne, deceased. a, nu5E
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND .sge..e. wifi
ali me buildings and improvements thsr4on at
uaaeu "a tae Faubourg LacOurse in the E.rst G.
t M OF 'his city. in square No. IL bounded b.
81 sell designated as lot No. n. which measures
,iont on treret street. by depth OF les feet
.,n, Anee between parallel lines ali A marca.
nana according to plan by Louis IL Paie. str
'or"n, uated january - 1873
Germs aud Conditions-OneaAafe aa.9. ~ sts
.po.' anu the balance at ona yea1 with s,ohtpe
sent interest. and special mortgages 18th r.ndga
p par,iese from day of salsIlnt paid yi,I va ~
ens sor attorneys tees IN case nj ami, aua iii IN.
T clauses to be embraced il 4is ,nnsfa,es
iI aAts TOT the eurrelk year 12.s. ... "a nav
and aho Sn1 10 De assumed ay the psolsses over
IL, act 4, Of sale before W B. Kfeinpss., sssasY sus
3al3 - d fec ~ s"os'
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IN mi!der temperature and some o,o.nec,
"a q te,urn OF tine weather. the market ontneS
WITH more genera! inquiry, bu. th. moytmant
osln; checked n, by the stringen, pretensons Of
49, 10! dry and other~ Use desirable list. the
oai.a. after which the movement iecame morS
an mated anu resulted in sa es to the extent noted
ABOVE Prlces exhibited some irregularifv Tb
genera! run OF the supply was offered nre,Hr
Icy az previous rates and there was no nnof
ao!e variation IN such descriptions In DRY iots
and the higher grades generally the ad va,+s os
vas maniiest.s on the side of the factor to sut
sdvancs sh 70 REQUIRE the irregular and parta,
aovance SHOWN oy our quotations. In some casaa
n nov even dry lots were disposed of withsn;
any Improvement, but several buyers who were
unable to execute thei: orders We hears "e,s
uea OF complaint Of the supply comprising Serr
poor AssoI tment. 1t will be observed from ~
s1a,ement below that the excess in the recein,s 40
% te Poiss over last year has been reduced ="
70 VA ana tomorrow's receipts ito run $500 ~
duce the amount o'Ni AultneH Io. !
The sales OF the past three days sum ~,
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By A. Gerard.

oo9 Gnnng FURNITURE. CARPETS R.ss
niAMoNDs. WATCHES. ETC, ''' o . '''0 '''
a. GERARD. .AUCTIoNEER~aSFFICB
near Csn saies rooms Nos Il and Bouy BON street
HOHSEH HI commencing 1n at eleven o'c1ck.-
DfAM0ynas R " WORKS. PAINTINGS, JEW ELBT
SATER Resxyy ssss TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and
Liberal advances made on cons,snme,.s nois
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Succession Of Calm. C.S
LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES hIsCr,,~ .n,pa
b:,va'C" OF LOUISIANA.
'"" '""AAEA ~ CHARi.S A. ResssSee
Bankrupt.
In BuhkYuptcv>Su Vs..e

WHEREAS Charles fosnr,, e.2
~ ish of Ihesville ana aisi.,., 49,: cr az
Marc "hee s San kTupt snder Tho acs os sos ,v.s
petition ,r.1;n "a; IT, this day filed .s1 oass
thereof from al f ~. sais.lares a1S eos: see
able under said act. ~Ao osAtS ->i:ssS '''
nav. - 'nSi etoIe Sssxa ~ AZ eyed: as seS
in in,proS iheir Debts, and 30 all sa,s ,s.rso1s
i3z5 :. tina, the fifteenth day Of Js.ss>;
ana shnu, anu thas they ~ then and thers ssseTs
ths said petition should not be granted and
dercn notice Is given that the bankTups ,sfiss
II .ne thirteenth day of January. 4 D. Is7s.A
- a. r., q bus Office. Customhouse building
I JaSIKe ONCE. New Orleans. December %. is.A
WV !a' - /. IoEW. Deputy cS.L
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COMMERCIAL.
SuE.pAt EVENING. ianuarr !

'tEsUAS EVENING JANUARY y. I3:S,
goIION-The sales to-day tnot including aoo
osles additional Yesterday embraced 1850 bales at
irregular prices for all dry and desirable kinds re-
guirihS an advance In our quotations of sc in the
OUTSIDE nSures for ordinary to strict low middlino
inclusive, &C in middllng and stric. middline and
&c "a the inside figures for the higher grades. We
Change as below:
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Wilmington. Holmes. f,om ~,
81 Instant Instant: via Havana. to 81 W.hssssss,s'
| Steamship Margaret, Baker. from ia, Ana.
ida Ports. to X Roberts-lst distr na
! Bark Wesser. Popp. from Bremen N.v..u
to master-POint o~oes
I Spanish bark Rosario, GOrOrdo 5, d,r,.
laga to AvendanO BrOs-zd distric. 10nS
| Schooner Thomas Winans. Morgan. fron,.
Gallon
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Alice and barges, Toms. from a.,
hsnry Tete. AucOin. from DOnaldsonvnNs
WawenOck. Gleason. from Bonnet O.
GAINESVILLE Pritchard, from Fort Smitt
YazOo, Richardson. from yasoo river
Wa,lOOn. Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Frazer. Canton. from Lowsc Coa,a
BELOW-COMlNG Up
Norwegian bark Racer. Knudsor. 1. daus
Scharpuco. to MASTER as
Spanish brig GolitiO. Antonio. DAYS from H.
to master
OUTSIDE WAITING ORDERS
Ship Coconet. Bryan. from Havana. 70 mas.a,
EXPORTS.
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KEYS-S,eamsb;,x
garet-For Key West-l10 bills -four $50 Ak ~ y
aka oats cks bacon bbls whisky G. pkos snI
For Cedar Keys-250 bbis tOur II cks hscor sSs
corn % SKIS oats bbls whisky 1872 pkgs suSdsaa
IMPORTS.
MONTEGO BAY---Schooner C:aig-s.
oranges 800 punches bananas
INDIANDLA VIA GRAND CAlLLOr-Scb...
Thomas Winans-5S hhdS sugar % bbIs mola...Ss
half bbls mOlasses
RUATAN ISLAND-Scho0ner Fred Dunbar
cOcoauuts 1890 punches bananas 1000 pIautan,s
pinsapples bbls lines
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Mary Alice and bar,s,-,
bbls flour IS half bbls d0ur 500 bbs mesI NJ,
bushels corn in bulk 6O29 skis corn 2,43 aka o,..
SKIS malt 1918 SKIS Oilcake 1870 bales cotton 91S.
hay and eundry produce
DSOEVILLE-Stearree Henri TetAs
hhds sugar and sundries
BONNET CARRE-Steamer Wavenocs.-aN
mOlasses and sundries
FORT SMITH-Steamer Crarksvi:,e-s2.sa]rn
ton 430 SKIS Oilcake so bbls oil aud sundriss
YAZOO RIVER-Steamer yazOO--.92i bales mt,
638 sks cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and sundrm
LOWER COAST-Steamer Frazies-l2l I'M
sugar l2o bbls molasses and sundriss
lasses 50 bbls potatoes and sundries
OHIO R1VER-Per tlatbosts-ssOA sa.. poax
1900 bbls apples and sundrles
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAigROs
January 12-84 bales cotton l42 hhds sugar aE
nolasses half bills moasses 222 head cattsU
sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROapi
and snuiries ~
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL-
ROAD. January l2-72s bales cotton and sundna
$1,000
MEMORANDA.
!By Telegraph.
Philadelphia, Janrary:l 1874
To Z. a. forke-The steamship Juniata, Cspss
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
TUESDAY EVENING. January H. 1875. !
We have no new feature to notice in the money
market. The offerings continue of moderate ex.
tent at the banks, and limited on tho street. and
the rates of commercial paper unchanged. We
continue to quote first class paper ard collateral
loans for sixty days at s0s v cent T. annum. Al
class mortgages continue to rule at lO0N y cent
p annum. while nothing ia reported in second class
on which 70 base quot atoms
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Daniel NrulIiann
SECOND DISTRICT COURT Fop 1ur e.pIsaoy
Ia. ,s.isi. No 1924. - W hereaa r r Parfa
ans court 70. da
late DAME: Mnl1i9snn' on Abe estate Of the
show n.r gwen to al whom d. NAV concern 70
the .a Eaose Within ten dayA why the prayes
Byorder of tho rar should not he graneas
jas 13s CD Anp..
Succession Of Gallu. F..,..,,.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT MoR rur p.pIs, ~
Eabrmsaann NO. Whereas Mrs i izabett
daiys mae ps.l,..n. the tos
shs late Galus Fahrnsns sa,a "n a'c $50.
to sbou - hereby sven to all whom II nav soacea
Tho sa;a . aus, within sn days wbv III. pyEssx
By ord.r ~ ,' should act be grAu.xa.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY E. II. d B. J. Moutxone.5.
X vi. d b. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL. AUCTfONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE
OMce Arm0ry Hall. No. 81 Camp srrsa

Iri.weekly sales Of every description OF nous
hold furniture. Mirrors, Pianos. Carpe.s Matrssn
ETC. on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATI
DAYS at Auction Room. No. 80 Camp street. CON
mencing at Ii A. NJ. w.
- Semi Weekly sales Of Horses, Mufes. f:,sais
carriages, ETC.. at Sales stables corner OF Baronp
and Gravier streets. on WEDNESDAYS And SIi
URDAiS. commencing at IL A. NJ.
tended to. f''Ap'E"
S1eciai attention paid to tl.e sases Of r.a: ests,
and stocks. 800 o''s'
Always on hand the largest s.ocs Of S... Fun
turr OF every variety to be found IN the rtv
sheir snow rooms. Armory Hall. No. {: Camp stree
Beng she largest and oldest esta b,ls'l men. Of fin
KIND KIND. ~ the South: they solicit por:;on of th
public patronage. both in theiy line a aucsionssr
and dealers in furniture, N' t ;aI 10
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