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New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

expenses were incurred last year for filling tresto
bridges. raising track and building rollng-mill;
but the construction account being closed these out
laws were charged to operating expenses, and yet
the net earnings for the year show an increase ana
leave a very handsome surplus after providing for
interest on the Bonded Debt.
The President respectfully submits to the bond
holders that the foregoing facts warrant the steady
rise in market value of the First Mortgage, Land
Grant. and Sinking Fund Bonds. and afford ample
grounds for confidence that the various issues Of this
Companv must take a foremost rank among the
railroad investments OF the United States.
SIDNEY DILLON, President.
OFFICE GREAT SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
ConsolidatedD, No. II Broadway, New-York-
THE SECOND ALLOTMENT for designating 5000 OF
the FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT AND PREMIUM
BoNps of the Great Southern Railway Company
tconsolidated) for redemption will be held at ME-
TRopoIITAY HALL in the City of JACKSONVILLE,
FLA on Monday. March l, 1875, at II o'clock a. m'
in accordance with plan of redemption.
r. w. OSBORN, President
j. w. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
F. WHEELER, Secretary.
Bonds of the foregoing Popular Loan, denOmina-
ton Ten Dollars each, participating in the above
allotment can DO obtained OF
EMIL HAAS g. Co., Financial Agents,
No. II Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

81 2S $500 bph do 81 10 and LOO bneh
Doe Bai,es NAH Is haavs au 90
Of $500 bash Lake Shore at ST. 90 time and Zovo
bush good Western 81 40 time Oats acie ana qns
em the demand chiefly ior the trades the sses are 00Oov s..
Ohio Mited at 6ld6ec track and snO Whiic ~ ov
7U track sad aost Western hcd at 60c ahoat hie a.
G907O track and feoet State Afed 01d66e on Hsfk
aud shoa snd White DO st G9G7O Rye ne nise'
scte the ss 5000 bush Canadian, 10 bona at sle ssn
held 9O shoat Corn offered freely under the efs yofabe
from Euroue lover aud Closes gate tame nj S3c the sses arc
10000 hush Western hrei aidSIe DO hite at S4c 90
yellow S3 adSiei kouhen lelos 80 White hto4
Sic: Jersey Yellow at S3dS3l2l
Tie qun of N ough freight bitpd East the Central Pacific
Railroad In Jsnuy 65U8 800 10 mostly Francisco In
GLIDING the following descriptions and qaahtesi
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALsasY Feb 2-whai dull Rye .esdr aud moderately active
the poe Corn quiet bat 1rm sale, OF S5e for
Round yellow 81 dB5e Yeilow
sut srrve S5e osts dal 0ia67G for all iluds Barley
active; Canada ~ 20, reduction
bash since last sale Ne Stale 81 20
malt steady
Flour and nnehsnged Wheat fm better demands No Rel
Western u l1a Red PennayvahA 81 l0dSl 20 Corn quiet
White soaheru. S0aSe yellow s0ei wsssn Mixed
soc Oats quiet souihsrp 19@7Oc, White weseSs u7D6sc
changed Provisions steady AID unchanged Better
LsavJ; demand habit Wssen Tuba As3oss sa Rslk 92o2Se
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
WOOL MARKET.

Feb 2+wool in fair demand; prices quite steady; the
manufacturers quite small. with better
goods apd the prospects cf the
nopein than COmbpg and Deane
Feecss desirable Of Pulled Wool
there good stock Inferior GRADES OF Pulled ba this desedD
Fine Feeoe she Manufacturers have
Choice Feeces abot 55c and Unwashed
0ZJ5c We quote Of Ohio Pennsy yana
Feeces and Xxx J3IJ1 Wisconsin and Michigan Fleees
i0Q52l2c: Choice Medium and No. Michigan 53 a55c ConbiDg
Deaine Fce 59d65n PEed Wool 43057c Super and
X. with good demnd ior snpers that ere worth abon 6Oc
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
The following are the latest quotations of foreign

Mr. John j. Kiernan Of the Wall Street FINANCIAL
News Bureau announces that hereafter, in response
TO numerous inquiries, he will publish daily dis
patch from Havana dated u m. giving the prices
of GOLD exchange on the United States etc. The
following is to-day's dispatch: "Gold advanced to
g34 Exchange in the United States is strong and
fairly active; sixty days, currency, 9609S; three
days, currency, 1O2G1O4. In gold, 1210l2S; three
days. gold, lSOa131."
Money continues the same, call loans ranging at 2
10 and prime business notes at TO g. and restricted
sn amount of offerings. According to Washington
dispatches there have been issued under the new
Currency bill $1,1OOOO0 National bank currency
which will necessitate the retirement OF S9OO,0OO
legal tenders on March 1.
The following is the Clearinghouse statement:
currepcv exchanges s6s59O401 Gold eIcbsges. $5l99lo
Currebey S53l22O Gold 6alanees''.'' tS9OO4
Government bonds were dull but firm on a small
business dealings being restricted because of q
scarcity of bonds offering. We annex latest street
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
oilcake ID. O36476 POrE, bbl&.. AIS AglImPpkss
MLrAsus-Brg Helen G. Rich.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WEDNEsDtT, Fo1. II. 1870.
COTTOE-he Liverpool aivo nature hut
little from shipper snd the market closes steady
bat the only limited
ce2 At the shipping ports to-day llGij bales this daY last
week 1905 bales this day last 1905 bales Co1sodated
a day receipts 40 j25 bales exports Great Bntan 22GIo bseA
Continent. 3 O3o bales. -
classification Sept 1874,
Upland Than
rraGe or below the quoted;
Orlinay...l4 Stnet Good Orlnary.l5's Mddng ..16ia
..l5l8 Low Mid d.........iJ'9 Go0i Mld".ll'
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Housarosio RAILROAD CoxPAsr,

HousArOxIc RAiiRoAp ConPAsr(
TssAsuRxRs 0rncE BEIDGEpoRT, Conn, Feb 2 1875. !
NOTlCE.-The annual meeting of the stock
~ holders Of the HousAT0NIc RAILROAD COMPANY Will be
held at lhsr ocs In the Of Bridgeport Conn FRIDAY the
18th mat o'clock for ae purpose Of escuug Board Of
Directors for said Company the aud other
business be dore meeting The transfer books will be
esed The l6h " Ibe 20b n both days inclusive By order
CHARLkS K AykRILL Secrstafy.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

Southern State bonds were quiet the sales cover
ing Missouri 6s at 81; Tennessee old bonds at Ga,
and old ex-coupOn at IS; NewYork State registered
bonds sold at 1865, and coupon at 1861! The follow
ing are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
And the following for city bank stocks

There very large business in railroad bonds
and prices were generally well maintained. The
Union Pacihcs were most active and slightly easier
but Centrals were better The bids were as sfollows:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
NOW IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER
CEcAGo ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY. I
CHICAGO. Feb 10. 1879. !
NOTICE TO STQCKHQI .DERS N otice is

berebv shode Of Chicago Alton
road that cash dividend Of PlyB Per CENT has this
been declared the Preferred Common this
payable at the banking house ef the ConpanYs Agents Mess
Jeup Patton Co.. No 52 Nhams NevYork the ID Of
March to holders who registered such the close OF bu
hours The 20h day Of February which time the
books will be closed the 9th day Of
March NJ LARBABBB, seeretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
=, ,se 600 shares of stock distributed as folows'
-.. - ~ "a Aoa ahnros IIninn Pacitic. 2y.SNi

ss~,ic Mail, es,4OO shares; Union Pacisc. SS's";
N.stern Union Telegraph. 2l,6oo; North WESTERN
,esoo. Ohio and Mississippi, 9,2Oo; Lake Shore,
$500; Wabash, 5000: 81. Paul, 300; North-W est
Preferred, 1900, and all other shares 2'Soo Inc
market closed with an apparently strong tone AIDED
nv the covering of shorts in Pacific Mall Inc open
lna. highest, lowest aud closing prices OF "c'i'e
sooks sold to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Niddling. g....16ia
Good Nid...l7os

For future delivery business DOING the market
opened which has recovered. Sales follows
all on hasiso o Low Nidding
sale. YESTERDAY aher p. m-FebrarE. 800, 16c 100 Is
l5I6c March Is 1916; 1000 10 2932c; 300, 1879. April
300 l32; LOO 10 5lGc; Nav 100 ~ lll6ci zoo,
l6 2l32e jane. 100, JIG 3lS2e 100 l6 l66c July 500
Tie; 600 II 732c; August 100 l7 September 200. 10
l3l6ei total 5000 bale; Ye,ieIays eoa9g pneeTFebraa
i6 2i2c oune l6 l5lGq 10 3lS2c; July II Sl6aI7 732c
August II 5-I6a17 1l-32c September I6'iGl67s Market
strong closed sales TO-DAY mPebruay
900 II 1926; 300 l57s 500 10 l56c; March 1900 10
2732c; 200 ~ 500. Is 2732c. 900 10 1876; 1900,
- gS2c 700 157se 200 10 27$2c.; 900 155c 500, l5
2732e; LOO 57cj April 800 10 32o 200, l64c 600 10
632c 1900 l6l4e 500 l6 9S2G 1000 IL 5l6e 100 l6 o
32c Is 5lGo MAY, POO, 6 lllbc 100, l6ssci 300
I6 3lS2e 700 lG 10 32e 500 lG's 200 10 81 S2ei 100
l6S-: 800. l6 2l32c 100 1855; ZOO 10 2l3Ie; 300 10
iiiG; 900 l6 2i32c 100 l6 IlGe June zoo l6 l5l6c
200 IL 32e July. 200 II l6ci 100, II 200 IL 3
Ice 100 IT 72c 2U0. II 932c.; 900. 174e. 100,
II 5l6c lOO II ll32c total 1900 bas grand total 800
bales.
CoFFEBTbe market fO RIO steady h the decline Of yesterday
only hmted sales OF SU bags C. Warwick
lsc quote ordinary eargoes at l6f@l7G far d. l1g@
75tc do 1SalS, and prime do. 1S2u lS56c, gold
Mid grades Te very dull and nominal
FLOUR AND MEALThe inquiry Tor Ponr Is moersie with
arrivals there less buoyany; the 6fnness in frgh
checked The export inquiry the local trade not bqyng freely
unsettled weather At the close the market tame and
the advance Yesterday sales OF lOOOObb We quote
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

Jose 065800 hash Barey
GooGs 1900 Dried 800 ID. TIE freight ffOm
eC6d 10000 Of OIL In
Stockton 1000 ID We and MAsvc 1880 do. Dnrns he
Corresponding a: the total qny through freight )r-
uiird Bast 9,7ii2U0 H. including 3000,UO0 Barley,
2 900 900 n Tea ard 300 900 10 Wool
fKAScnco Feb %Sbpment' this month overland Of choice
Barley he bteg 100 tons for IaciDna the buoyans
owing falling of demand feebz purpose; as the
youlg heat plant two feet gb and uIuriaD this taking
lie plce.
HAY AND STRAW-Ihe demand Is Moderate sni the market
seidy; PINE m"hy 9Oc Meium according 10
aiy 1OGSjc Fine Sbrp1g, 6Dajc Clover AMI Clover
hiIcd at OJG10c bJa"-Loas Rye 7O91jc Snort DO al oOe
and Oat II 45c.
NAVAL Si0RES-The is que. prices
have teen2 quote a. ~ lO0F2 Z2 or
TurDebtn dull and oseri qrote at 3606 & Tar
very quiet " Jdt2 37 Pitch is dull u 81 2oGs@ oIiA
delivered.
PRUvIS0NS-The Pork market and weaker especially for
1850 and hs
at Sl9 20d$l9 25; 100 bbls Wtern Prime bless
SlS; 1850 bb4 Mess. seller May, $40 lOd4l9 20 u ef "a
sales Of 100 bbs Southern At
SS0T9 1eree Beef inactive bat steady Cat Meats are more
frmer; sales ~ 5000 at 72O Tor Fresh
Sholiersi ckel do S 09c for Smoked do lOosW
10il Picked ams Ia pc for PLAN d IL dl2 o smoked
900 ID Rio Bellies 80 o 100 boxes clear do lO lc
Bacon less active. lut nnn Le sales OF 100 boxes oy Long
ear l0300 2; POO boxes Western Short Clear lOS40lO7s 7s l2o
demand; sales Of Wcu S4c. anu City at y
o1s LIN lover ard tess aeyei sales Of 200 tea CITY 1880
700 Western l3 la lJos, closing rih
l3 81 aske future delivery hear o 900 ssr FEB
ulry 2g3 06e 5GOO tcs seller March IL c 2OO0
ADn Is l-l6d 1890; LOO seller Ia l3-lo@
l37e West for this market private terms
BufTERUBde the ss liberal Of Choice grades pee for
tLah
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchau

The cable dispatches report nothing Important
from London. British consols and Cuited States
bonds ruling qsiet ard steady. and noney as iast
.snoted The foreign exchange market was dull ana
~ ont STEADY at the figures given below, the raling
sates beng on the basis of 4.S204S2l for long and
ass for short The gold market was dull and devoid
of interest the sales being restricted at ll40u4'
On gold loans the rates 2 s, and II for car
rying. For the use of gold on time borrowers pay
the following charges: Thirty days, /; 60 days,
b-lG0I; 90 days, 7-i6Ql four months, }0s; SIX
months, ;; all this year, 1401s. Tomorrow the
Treasury begins the prepayment OF the S4,So4'lSO
March interest, without rebate The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest, ana
$4,000 in called Five-twentes The days operations
a, the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows: Gold
cleared S45I1OOOo; gold balances S1.247,615 cur
rency balances Sl4S4,5O6. Ts.quOtstions for gold
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

Corp Meat Je, 81 O01e4 10 COru Meal, Branfe 81 75D
Cor Mea ws,tern 95a 40 Corn Mes, Gold kar4 400
Nss wsaLN 900 10
Burkwbest Flour plenty less se and esser sales OF State at
S3as3 20 and Penusvvania al SO O5 ass 80 y 100 ~.
FREIGHTs-There good demand for berth principally
from there oas also been fair business iraninng
and the whole hrm The charter
ing decidedly active tonnage suited the
troeu the temAHd and rates unchanged The
ineue To Liverpool by steam 800 bales Cotton We
aga partly pressed 25O bb PORK at Is 3d 200
pkgs 35s l2S 900 bush Grain Sdssd y bush To
Hull steam 10000 bub do Gt S To London bv steam.
5000 do t. Glasgow, hy $1,000 bush do 80
nen Daeb pos with 3UOO bbl Refined Petroleum
Al As 3d. with privilege Of taking crude 81 Danish bark
DANISH or Swedish port With 1000 bbA ef1sd do at 5 3D. Rus
bbs As 9 British bark hence Gibraltar with 500 bbs
and 6s 3d. Tor the 26d for the s
40 Italian bars hence Naples with 300 bbl DO s.. I'D
Philadelphia TO the Bsue with 600 bb do At IS
3D. German Of 500 toas placed the berth Tor Hamburg
general taken 1900 bbs. kon
ported at 2 7i British brig hence to L1bon With l0oOU
bush Grain ships bafs ct td gold snd 0s An Italian
bns heue to Geaoa with 300 hhds Touaeo private
GRAN-Tbe Wheat market opened quite dun and the
settled weather hnness hsgh aud less iASobs sdvs from
Liverpool business The quiet and for
sphus and heavy for wntsr the suaess in ehser business
the sales 400 bas sl 07 esl 0 for ungded Iowa and
Minnesota 07asl ~ for No chesgO spnng in store and
a1oat 81 D6 for No 3 10 81 ~ for No. Milwaukee In
store 81 for No siwasiee and 81 rs for No. hinnesosa
sheat s dfl 24a for Red Wssb s 20 for Amber do Bar
Isy sassi and sses ws As Of 1000 bash Fsasvs SUITE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
day: -,
40 ooo l s,.. .nd nehig,n souhern Rsrosd COMPANY


The Philadelphia stock market is weak. Phila-
adelphia aud Erie Railroad, III; Reading Railroad
So; Pennsylvania Railroad, 54I; gold, ll4s.
Attention is called to the circular published else
where of Mr.. Sidney Dillon President OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, addressed to the bond
holders of the road in which Mr. Dillon calls atten-
ton to the generally prosperous and hopeful condi-
ton of the Union Pacific. From this circular we
learn that of the S10OO00O0 Of Income bonds, all
except about $2j0OC0 have been converted into the
sinking funds, which are steadily approaching
in the market. These bonds are a second mortgage
upon the Company's immense landed property,
amounting to nearly 100000 acres; and as they
become first mortgage upon those lands after the
redemption of the Land Grant bonds, which are
being rapidly retired by the sale of lands, these
Sinking Fund bonds are naturally attracting the
favorable attention of investors Those interested
in these bonds or the other securities of the Union
Pacific Company will iiud much in this circular that
will attract their favorable attention.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

PBTROLEUMRehnei s hme with moderate onsnes passne
quote H'sa 44c for spot and IA & for March dei'e
the 10Th Of Mach eaIy the day at IA %
900 the 18th do Il Gases quiet bat t 1t
l9Gl9is. Crude quiet but steady Tic for spot and 7G &
for March reported sold for all March 7c Naht1a
but stronger; Le at lOc At Philadelphia Refined Verf
quet but firm I1Dl4Lc. for spot aud harcl de
livery. AdVces from The OF supply are a. fol
lows Tgsye syery q1ei quotations weak and may be eon
ered entirely nominal 81 IS; Oil CITY 81 To- Rousevle quiet
doing about 81 70 Petroleum Cep,re gae az
CO. Tdioute qaiet 81 80 bl at wells ParEeTs
Lred 81 45d$l 46iic. Shipments, 81 81 i2GSl 30.
request oobng and unchanged;
Carolina LOUISIANA 607 7ee Tor far to
PRIME grades.
Sugars very quiet dealers being apart in their
Of IS hIs Mol1sses 1s and 315 hhds n0a
Mnscoyado Slc Par % Good kedlng Cuoa at d
794 Prime 77s Centrifugal hhd and boxes, Nos to 10
sd7e and No II Glazed boz at o4e Refined T. quiet and
f0r Soh YeoSi ysG9c for Soft Whites 10 &C.
Crushed 10 c for Powdered 10 &c Tor ,irlnnated
srBARN 81 $4,000 bbl Western at l4o:
sEEDS-Cver is 10 moderate bus ia barely sustained sales
Of $50 bags Ste at asGl % - bags Western at IL i
TALLOW-Pees with de,nd; sales Of l55oOO
10 prime stock 3. Lyc
MHsKY-The densn moderate advanced prices; sale, Of 100
bb@ IL O6adsl OIL 80 bbis sellers option days.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

ST LoUs KASsAs CRY NORTHERN RAILWAY ConPAsr,i
SEcRErARY's OFFICE ST Louis Feb 20, 1870
rT'HE COUPONS of the " Real Estate and
of this Company dne March J. 1870 will b
paid date BY tie Bank Of Commerce. New ou
JAMES F. HOW, Secretary.
OVUcg or rHE HAsYBALA sr JOSEPH RAILROAD CoxPAsr
rs BROADWAY, ERw-YoRK, Reb 20, 1870
TTHE INTEREST maturing March |, 1919, on
the Fifteen Year per Convertible Bonds Of tins COMPANY
will be paid presentation Of the proper coupons the Bank Nok
America No. "A Was Newiork on snd after MONDAY hh -
1875. JOHN r. AChhfi' lieasnIeL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

=
CuYEsE-The rule shippers purchasing
10 extent steady the home trade there bust
receipts for the part E ys have been more hbe Dn'
WEI
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

The increase in 1874, year of great commercial
depression and of general decline in the earnings of
Eastern roads, is especially gratifying; and the I'M
provement applies to the net earnings we'll as the
gross. The Company is free from the depressing
effects of the violent competition which is waged
between the roads of the East and of the West The
raising Of the roadbed on the plains has protected
the Company against the Interruptions and the de-
tentions to which it was formerly subjected during
the Winter months, that this year there has not
occurred one case ot delay by snow-storms Large
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N NBWYORK TO 3EISTOL tBng l-DlRBCr
Taking goods og LondOa Isf hesp1gi Gleaee
and all ports In Bristol Chanael.
will sail from Pier IA Eas, River foosi
GREAT WESTERN Windhan.. -. WEDNESDAY March ~
ARRAGON. LyInons. March y.
Passage $40 cuency Interneate $40 stses2s
$50 earency for their friends obtain
paid Drsrs Rl upwards For tshI
to w. d. MORGAN. No. 10 SJuhsl. York
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to the recognized State government, still
retain it's organization, equipments and
commanders, and can be called out any
hour to resist the State government.
Under these circumstances the same mill
tary furce has been continued in Louisiana
as was sent there under the first call and
under the same general Instructions. I
repeat that the task assnn2med by the troops
is not q pleasant one to MEM; that the army
ia not composed of lawyers capable of iudg-
ing at moments notice of just how tar
they can go in the maintenance OF law and
order. and that it was impossible to give
specific instruction providing for all possible
contingencies that might arise. The troops
were bound to act upon the Judgment of
the commanding officer upon each sudden
contingency that arose, or the instructions
which could only reach them after the
threatened wrongs had been committed
which they were called on to prevent.
It should be yecOliected, too. that upon
my recognition of the Kellogg l reported
the fact, with the grounds of recognition, to
Congre %. and asked that body to take
action in the matter; otherwise | should
regard their silence as acGulescence IN my
course. No action has been taken by that
body. It error has been committed by the
army III these matters it has always been
on the side of the preservation of good
order, tho maintaining OF law and the pro-
lection Of life. Their bearing reflects credit
upon the soldiers. and If wrong has resulted,
the blame is with the turbulent element
supporting them. earnestly ask that such
action be taken by Congress as to leave my
duties perfectly clear in dealing with affairs
III Louisiana, giving assurance at the same
time tina, whatever may be done by that
body in the premises will be executed &C.
cording to the spirit and letter Of the law.
without fear or favor.
l herewith transmit copies of documents
containing more specific information as to
:hs subject matter Of the resolution.
L. S. GRANT.
Executive Mansion. January II. 1872.
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's. No.
5o,Chartres street, on January ID, stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ, 62o; at P. NJ, 4o
q. 6 p. M. 6Oo. Lowest point during the
night of January 70, 49o. Rain during the
night Of January 10. one sixth Of an inch.
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Mas SAWED TO DEAln tuesday night
Y,ominuue Monledcus. Frenchman. acci-
deu,ally fell on a saw in the Crescent saw
mill. and before he could be rescued was
literally sawed to death. He had been first
employe ed that morning, and was careless
standing he was warned to be very careful.
He lived an hour after tho accident. but
wa. aware that ne could not live, and
begged some one to kill him.
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Local Intelligence.

pa. THAT BROKEN BE,DcE:- The
.-a.s hri1rs at the corner OF s.. Charles
and state streets is almost total wresk'
md one valuable horse has already tounH
!as, ditch III that locality. Unless repairs
are speedily made more horses "''' 20 "p'
~ tiut Hatery grave.
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U'E,7uEs,sn.-Eary YESTERDAY; morning
Aha weather moderated to mildness tnat
wa. really pleasant. The Ky was olIe
and the sun shone beautifully. out az night
the air became quite ch,il;. .n5 'noon snr mt
:ng prettier than . diah'n" :" " "'""
Nudu.a.
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r1cnr.,rs FOR THE ARMY.-Eight or ten
ga ;,niiei men, Of good character. who
desire TO Join the United States army, in.
tan,.v. may apply at the otflce corner OF
I,,onielet and Girod streets.
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L- sax ..cTO.
RIVERS.
. Selow i!isl. water mark of 1874.


Who ia not rich, himself alone to blame.
Who is not rich. himself alone to blame'
Since SO. goo can be had.
Since so, 900 can be had,
Bv buying the lucky number.
by buying the lncky number.
Ia the Louisiana State Lottery.
In the Louisiana State Lottery.
The grand single number drs wing takes
place Saturday, January i6. Bay ticket:
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Succession Of Fabius Nick, Dunn.

SECoNc DISTRICT COURT FOR raI PARISH
- OF orleans. No. b, .yy Nv hereas, Lewis ~
Dunn Ia. pei!tioned the court for letters os
adIiis'.atIon on the estate OF the late Fab!as
Mex. Dunn. deceased interstate. Nn:lc. is her.br
gwen 10 ali '" in u may concern. to show cause
WITHIN ten da' why the praye: Of the said pe:is
tionFr should hot BE- granted.
By order Of the Court
jalO Ia IL. FRANK PACE JR S,i.-S
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Succession Of Martin III. La frlnZes

CEcCED DI: CT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans M. ..5.--Sotics il hereby given
to IN. creditors of this estate and 10 al! Ithsg per.
sOus ;I-.cin interested to show caise within tor,
days from th. present notification. II any thre
hav" - Can. .iv tho account presented BY ,hs
tu.rix and tastlmentaYy executr.. Of thus estatl,
should not De loInoogatec and approved and I'D
fund. distributed ia accOrGa!.ca Herewith.
= iev of tho Court.
;.i, .822' FRANK PACE JR, Cleric
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

FIRE CORNER OF PLEASANT AND PRYrAN1s
Enthusiastically noon q detective
chimney caused a fire in large house at the
corner Of the above named streets. owned
and occupied by Mr.. Richard Pritchard
The house was badly damaged, nearly
vu!ned, buS most of the furniture wal
saved. insured in the Factors and Traders
office for $4,000.