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The New York herald., 1875-10-31

DARTNER wANTRD-ACTIvE OR SPECIAL; ONE
who can invest about $4,000 in manufacturing busi-
sines established twelve years. in this city Address A
MERCHANT. Herald office.
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MEMS FURNISHING GooDS.-PARTNER WITH
1h 5000 wanted for equal interest in well located
downtown house leading thoroughare and doing good
trade. Apply to GRIGGS CARLETON, 9S Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

IF YOU WOULD MAKE FROM so TO 100 PER CENT
small investment and have the best security for
tho money address RAIN. box 1873 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

T WISH TO PURCHASE A BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
in good location, easy terms; appoint interview "
Address BOOTS box l62 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

EloR SALE-FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE WITH
lease Of Of the best locations in Brooklyn For par
Ross street. ~ -
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

MONEY TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE on
'l improved Property in New York. Westchester Brook
COOK l13 Broadway, room IS.
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RuSlNESS GHANCE-HAT STORE AT AUCTION BY
- u II, FAVOR, Auctioneer, Monday, November / al
a. 4 NJ at o4o Third avenue, Haywoods Hat Cap Fur
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| L DAN WANTED-S55,o0O ON REAL ESTATE SALA-
IL bio to-day for $l7OO0o; reliable first Investment
and principals invited to examine it, Address MORT
/ GAGE. Hernld Office
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TTOTELs.-WE HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE OPEN
ngs for parties desrous of embarkng hotel busi
SHOVE 4 co. Business and Financial Agents 23s
Broadway, under Grand Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING COM
pany doing large and profitable business now reora-
ng desires $4,000 additional cash capital Any party
. thts amount make very desirable Invest
ent anu receive ample security. Opportunity for
town Branch Office 1850 - - '.et"+4 ~
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

7 IFE INSURANCE AGENTS CAN DOUBLE THEIR
IL incomes For full particulars send nd address
for interview to +. A. j., Herald office.
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DARTNER wANTED-WTTH $4oo OR $780, TO JOIN
Il lady, having the same, in boarding house. would
snperntend hotel Address BUSINESS box 1T Herald
Uptown Branch office.
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T ADY OR GENTLEMAN PARTNER WANTED-TN 4
IL thoroughly established cash business paying about
5000 Call in person only W., g. East Ninth
street. opposite Stewards.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

Il EELy MOTOR STOCK IN PARENT CoMPANY.--A
N desirable Investment Twenty shares for sale by W.
Is. HUGHES, 10 Broad street
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

MONEY TO LoAN-oN FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH
1l out bonus; second and Leasehold Mortgages at
easy terms GEORGE w. STAKE $50 broadway. room s.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

MONEY TO LoAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT ON GOOD
IVA Real Estate. Funds always hand for good Mort
cages. No delay L. e. LOCKE 13s Eighth street near
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

5000 n VS. 7s,bl,r..
l2tDO Tenn es, new.
1000 TOuR 6's, she
5000 No 6's. b...bc
1000 An X snsq lst..
100 Dis Col 3.b5's.be
5000 u. K ! q L 7'a...
5000 Leh 4 W B con.
2ttuOC x NV ccgb.
600 Do 0,........be Q
5000 Mor& rs LIST, &C..
1000 Erie 3d m...
$500 Cedar u & NJ lst
1000 y ! Fac RR lst....
otEU uO...........
1000 Mich Sou "a. ....
20i0 J. ) Div Ids. ..
600 Mich Cen 7s....
10 oO liar lst rs, ,c....
400 North Mo ist....
HNO Pac 81 Mo ID. 49,.
5000 Cley n T. con s I.
1000 q, ~ al q ist...
1000 ct Western 2d
1000 W u cou, 1900
20 shg Bank of Amer
3S Am Ex Bank .ex Il
80 Merchants Bk.
33 Del a iind Can. =.
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A GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE AND POSITION
y VIII be given the position ~ company;
salary 81 500; $4,000 Address X a. NJ box
llo Herald Uptown Branch Office
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A GENTLEMAN HAVING A CONTRACT. DESIRES
u means 80 carry out the same; S25 900 wanted Ad
dress u Y. d.. box ll2 Herald Uptown Branch Office
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A PARTNER WANTED, WITH $1,000 TO $1,000 IN
II an old established cloak aud suit house knowledge Of
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

LNxCEIsIoR SAVINGS BANK, CORNER or TWENTY
II third street and Sixth avenue New York-Interest
computed aud compounded January and July Interest paid
six cent Interest the LIST of the month
following the deposit Bank open daily; also Monday
Wednesday and Saturday evenings
JOHN f. DEWITT. President
H. X THURBER, Vice President. Gro. q. WALDO, Sec.
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FINANCIAL.

A LADf HAVING A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
mouse put financially embarrassed a present desires
- M aym there II IN this city gentleman of means willing
Branch Office. ooA 10Y hetAio Uptown
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A LADY LIVING ALONE IN A FINE FURNISHED
u hat, wishes TO her front Parlor with without
Board % husband and wife, gentlemen.
partner in dresgmakng with nall capital AS Fourth
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

A SMART MAN, WITH SMALL CAPITAL, WANTRu
~ m every county In this state and Connecticut 70
the sale Of staple article In grocery and drug line monop
oily and permanent business Address MANAGER. Manhat
tan Manufacturing Compeny l47 Reade street. New York
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

THRUST FUNDS TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT ON
Il first class Dwellings Property in this CITY,
Only principals noed apply to WM II. HAYES n SON. IS
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

THE FURNITURE, FIXTURES AND LEASE or THH
best paying Hotel in the country short distance from
the city line of railroad; this opportunity seldom
offered; perfect given for selling. For full partc
ulars call address H. THOMAS Ashland House.
Fourth avenue and Twenty fourth street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
NEW YORK.



New YORK, September 23.-C. & A. S.
Schuyler. wholesale grocers, have failed.
The Peeksklll Mining and Iron COMPANY
have failed for $l50O00.
Drake 4 Colby, large grain exporters,
have failed.
Buliing the Coal Market.
Coal has been advanced ten cents per ton.
The Delaware and Hudson and Delaware
and Lackawanna and Western companies
have agreed to suspend shipments to com
petitive points for two weeks, confining
pus less 10 the western and local trade.
Fire and Loss OF Lite.
The house of James H. Rutan. with bis
"sed mother, burned on Staten Island.
Government Business.
Sub-treasury balances Gold So, ,233, ,6225;
currency SIS, ,5s7 ,954.
The sub-treasurer paid ont $4,000 on ac-
count of interest and S25 900 for bonds.
customs receipts to-day S5S3000.
The Legal Tender Club.
A meeting was held in Cooper Institute
under the auspices of the Legal Tender
Club the object OF which, in the words Of
the call, was to demonstrate that green
backs must meet the necessities of neace
as well as they met those Of war. Hon.
Richard Schell presided. A list of vice
presldents was read, among whom we're
Peter Cooper, Ben Miniar and General
Davies.
Letters were received, expressing regret
at being unable to attend, from WendeIl
Phillips. of Massachusetts; William E. Pol
yer, of Pennsylvania, and Thomas j Du-
rant, OF Washington. General Butler, Hon,
w. ID. Kelley and other prominent gentle
men announced TO speak were not present,
Speeches were made by Theo. E. Tomlinson,
Edward Crane, of Boston, and others, and
appropriate resolutions adopted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
The Census,

The returns from the parish of Living
ston have been received by Colonel Wright,
State Registrar Of Voters. As compiled
they are: Males 252l, females 1868; white
1915, colored 939; can read and write, white
1909, colored 81; can not read and writ,
white 2l3G, colored 902 There are II fo.
eigners who have been naturalized and %
that have not. The number entitled to vote
is 1867. There are l714 children between
six and twenty-one years of age, and thirty.
one people temporarily absent at the time
of taking the census. Only fifty eight pee
pie have had the yellow fever. In 1874 the.
were l73 births. There are six schools wi /.
l42 pupils. OF land 1881 acres are i'm.
proved and 81, ,ls2 unimproved. The native
population is 4729, foreign 10; total populs-
tion 1881.
This completes the census. According TO
it Louisiana, exclusive of Orlanps, has a
white population of 259, 1876, colored 392. 96l:
total, G53, 800. With Orleans the entire
population is, white 404 GIG, colored 45O. Gil;
total, Sj7 ,039. OF the number entitled TO
vote there are in the State I43,967, in Or.
leans Il, i,392; total, 1885, ,559.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
Early Frost.

A special dispatch by way of the Southern
and Atlantic line, from Tiffin, Ohio, says a
heavy frost visited that section Wednesday
night, and ice formed quarter of an inch
thick. The late corn was badly damaged.
A dispatch from Manchester, New Hamp-
shire, last night, says the heaviest frost of
the season, and ever before known in that
part of the country in September, occurred
Wednesday night ana yesterday morning;
vegetables of all kinds were destroyed
throughout the State, and ice formed in
many places. At sunrise, Thursday morn
ing, the thermometer was at freezing point
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
MISSISSIPPI,
The Auditor of Mississippi Restrained d
from Paying the Expenses of the state
Militia.

JACKSON, Miss, September 23.-An in
1nhctlon was granted to-day by Chief Jus.
tice Peyton tRepablicaDl, restraining the
AUDITOR from paying out moneys to support
the militia Governor Ames proposes t call
out. Ames, after stating in his reply to the
Attorney General that the organization of
negro troops would be likely to produce a
war of races, and the organization of whites
alone be Intellectual, was proceeding to
muster into active service 8 regiment of
ca ;h with view, as claimed by the peti-
TONERS for the Injunction, to produce a con-
lict.
The injunction is based on the acknewl
edged TACT that perfect peace and order
prevails throughout the State, and that the
mastering OF militia into service was but
creating standing army of State troops IN
violation of the constitution.
The injunction does not interfere in
the Least with the power of the
Governor to call ont the militia 10
suppress disorders, should any occur. but
only prevents the Gov arnor getting the
State funds to keep troops in time of peace,
and when there are no disorders to sup
press.
Offers heretofore made to the Governor
by the citizens to aid in enforcing law and
order, though never accepted b. him, have
never been withdrawn, and the citizens are
still willing, should occasion offer, to render
all the needed aid.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
POLITICAL NOTICES,
state Central Executive Commit.

Rooms state Central Executive Commit.
tee o. the Republican Party, State of Louisiana
New Orleans septe In 'er g. lS75.-To the end of IN.
shflhS peace, good OF lei al stable aud frugal
government IN Louisiana, and view of the ua ional
and local cot tests OF 1876, Instructions have been
issu, d by the State Central Committ.. of +bs
Republican Party of Louisiana for a reorganzs.
tlop I SAID party rpon the follow ng de elearatiOn
o. prin cirles Qnal ii ID voters without regard tn
former naitv Affiliations, respectfully invited
10 subscribe thereto aud orgarizs to tle ends re-.
cited
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
!. The equality, civil and political of all men
before the law, ard their especial protection in
t,e ti,e rights OF labor suffrage and public steward.
2. The republic is a nation, one and insepsrable
, .. The maintenance ard enforcement of the
thirteenth, fourteenth .nd fifteenth amendments
10 the eonst tuition aua laws enacted Hereunder.
:. .. An honest ecoromicai and efficient admins.
ation of the public trusts and the election to that
END o. scrupuinus and capable men only.
,. Continued reduction OF taxation
!. Opposition to all legislation in the interest of
7. The prompt punishment for all pillage in pub.
rights.
q. Free education for all the children of the State
in her public schools
:. To mmgl alton is extended hearty welcome
to the abundant resources ard prosperity which
under thtlr development await labor in Louisiana.
10 We affirm the cardinal priu aipi.s OF the Re.
prbiean party, which have become the estab.
llehed policy of the nation IN especial relation TO
citizenship enfranch sement civil rights and 10
the internal improvements already projected in.
beAalf OF our present commercial and agricultural
needs, TO wit in a river nut'e AMI the rebuilding
OF the levees by national aid and to promote that
policy and BRING about perfect amy bet ween
All classes in the State, dU promis, our best en-.
deavors.
il, The earliest practicable attainment of cur.
rency convertible with coin, and to that end such
continuous and unfa!IeIiug steps toward resump.
ton as may not embarrass our material interests
l2. That in this declaration we disavnw all par-
tisan pref !dices and welcome all citizens who
shall desire to unite with us i'll earnest effort to
secure the best measures and servants to Louis
iaHp.
By order of tie Committee.
5. E. PACKARD, President
J. R. q. PITKly, Corresponding Secretary
selh I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
Contributions for Texas.

s. M. Wiggins, Esq, chairman of the
Louisiana Relief Association, will be found
daily at the Morgan depot, head of Lafa-
yette street, prepared to receive and receipt
for donations ready for shipment to the
Texas sufferers. Small bundles of clothing,
shoes. ladies apparel, etc may be lett with
j. c. Potts. at the rooms of the Howard AS
sociatlon. No. 50 Camp street. Those not
having the means of transportation, wish
ing to contribute, will have their contribu-
tions sent for by leaving notice. Donations
in money can be made to Mr.. John Glynn,
Jr., treasurer. No. Union street. The
steamer Morgan will leave Saturday, and
donations received to-day will be forwarded
at once
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
WASHINGTON.
The Boston POstofflce.


UAonI,uIvs, Sep vemuo, ci.-TTil-tv riiii
be no change in the Boston postoftice.
The Chicago CoIiectorshfp
The collectorship of customs at Chicago
has been rendered to j. Russell Jones,
The Attorney Geuerai.
York
Marine.
The wreck of the bark Evelyn has shifted
position since last buoyed. The present
bearings are Cape Henry lighthouse. west
by north three-ionrths north distant twelve
and one-fOurth miles; windmill at Sand
town, west by north half north, distant six
miles. The wreck lies with head TO wes6.
ward A second class iron buoy, painted
green, with the word wreck in six inch
white letters, is placed thirty feet off her
stern in six and three,quarter fathoms
water
Redemption of Stamps.
Persons having documentary stamps of
uenomln itlons greater than two cents are
reminded that under an enactment of the
last Congress the same can not be redeemed
unless presented TO the Commissioner OF In
ttrnal Revenue TOR that purpose prior to
the first proximo.
Disabled.
The steamer Rebecca Clyde is at Hatteras
inlet disabled. She damaged her engine off
Hatteras light.
Quartermasters Transferred.
The assignment OF Qnartermaster Major
Doudv relieves Major Hodges at Buffalo:
Captain Howell, San Antonio, Texas; Car
tain Foster Charleston, South Carolira:
Captain Barstow, Raleigh, North Caroline:
Captain Beicher, Columbia, South Caroline:
and Captain Alligood, San Antonio, Texas.
The Fort Concho Mail Route.
The Postotfice Department received in
formation to-day that ID. o. Coffin would
perform service on the Fort Concha and Fl
Paso mail route Texas, at his bid of $50 9O3
per annum, and he has been directed TO he
ID readiness to commence the service De-
cember l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
FOREIGN.
A Treaty.

"A treaty.
New YORK, September ga private
the republic of Colombia and the repellions
coast States has been signed.
The Carlists Cut on.
HENDAYE, September 23.-The Northern
army has cut the communications between
the Carlists in Navarro. and Aragon. and
they are compelled to cross the frontier.
Dorregarray has concentrated his forces
ground Estella.
Discovery.
MADRID, September 23.-The poIiee have
discovered deposItories of arms and ammu
ritlon, whicn, II Is supposed, were for a
Socialist rising.
Positlon OF the Government on the Church
Question.
The government will be firm. II will re-
spect religion, but at the same time protect
the rights of State.
1t is believed here that the Vatican will
finally abate its pretensions.
Neutral.
LONDON, September 23.-A spec;aI dis.
patch to the Daily Telegraph from Vienna
states that Servia and Montenegro have no.
titled the powers of their determination to
remain neutral in the troubles between
turkey ana the northwestern provinces.
The Scraps.
u,, siSipcu Inc scraps Today.
Inc vessel makes six hour trial trip to-
morrow, and sails Saturday for Brindisi,
Italy, where the Prince embarks for India,
The Turks Moving.
"A Times special says Server Pasha. with
nine battaliOns, entered Piva, near Trayi.
nick, unresisted. ~ @F--'-
swindlins the Brifish Pnsisc.
The Times, in Q leading article commsnt-
ing on the detailed report of the specisl
committee, OF the House an foreign iosns.
says: IF these allegations can nc1 IS n.
futed, Don Guiterrarex. the ministsr Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
By Nash & Hodgson.
0ABLR BUILDING LOTS IN THE sECONI
58 DISTRICT.
GsIoN OF EDWIN W. RoDD, DECEASED.
q District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 34,67l,
NASH & HODGsON-w. l. HoDssos,

NASH & HODGSON-w. I. HODGSoN,
snctloneer-Office No. S Corondelet street,
sDNESDAl October 6, 1875. at twelve o'clock
sthe st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
ent 10 unda of the st. Charles Hotel, in this
Y virtue and in pursuance of an orde, Of the
L. fissnt, adge of the Second District
nr the parish OF Orleans, dated September
uochet No. "a oil, Tor account of the sue.
nSf q Edwin W. Rudd. deceased, at public auc-
VII be sold
g VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, in the
District OF this city, in square No. A,
" by Cia., Front, Customhuuse and Bi, n
ueets, oesignaied as lot Nos. I, 8, IL and 10
inessnre each about Is feet inches front
OF Clay and Front streets, by q depth of
LS feet 8 inches lines, lot No torIaipg
fntr of Clay and Customhouse and
snd Customhouse streets lot No. IL
thf cor OF of Clay and Bienville and
snd Benyiile sire Is; all more or les, be-
aiallel lines, American measure, according
nc maze by L. H Pile, city surveyor, dated
1906, and d, osited in the Office Of w J.
hotary. The buildings on this properly
the present tenant, and are not Included
and Conditions One third cash. and the
~ one and two yeare credit, In nOtes Of the
ers, TO their own order, beaiiug eight per
f9st and special mortgage, with vendors
nom date until hnsl pay ment. The mort
smbrace the clause Of i've per cent attor-
- In case of suit.
q sale before W. J. Castell. notary, ct the
81 the purchasers, including the. taxes
Ayable In 1876. sel II "a ocl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
From the Levee Commissioners,

A dispatch received yesterday at the
office of the chief engineer reports the
Garry Owen as having passed Vicksburg
and now on her way down home. The com.
missioners have visited all the levees above
Vicksburg, and propose to proceed next to
examine those of the parish of Tensas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
Academy of Music.

The outpouring at the Varieties Theatre
last night somewhat lesseued the audience
at the Academy, though not the attractions.
On Saturday the Sheridan and Mack com
bination will give a matinee performance
Tor ladies and children, and on Sunday
evening the bill will be changed entirely,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
More Shooting in East Feliciana,

We learn by letter from East Feliciana
that Jerry Raumer, recording secretary of
the Eighth Ward Republican Club, was shot
by white man on Sunday, twelfth instant.
No reason is assigned, unless the fact that
he was a member of Republican club be
considered one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
ORLEANS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER a. 1875

houses are destroyed and nearly the same
number of lives lost. The following is as
complete a list as could be given on Wednes-
day:
Dr. John II. Leake, Mr.. w. Coffin, mother
and family, Mrs. Madden and family, Mr..
Contret and family, nearly all Of Mr.. j..
Morrison's household, twenty-one in nun
ber; Rev. Mr.. Jope and family; DR.. Nc
Creary, quarantine officer; the child
Of DR.. Lake: John Young and wife,
colored; Phil Jones, wife and daughter,
colored; Captain Mike Brannon, body found
and buried; Jim Grant, colored: Puss Tur-
ner husband and three children, colored !;
Uncle Joe Green, colored minister; Mrs.
Frank antoine, colored; Mrs. MOI. son
body recovered and buried Mrs. Hurd and
whole family, bodies found and buried: Mr.
Haller, baker found and buried; Mr.. Co1tiu
vador and wife; Mr.. Clarke: Mr.. Coutrie,
wife and daughter; Ed. Williams and WIFE
colored; man known as ''Scotty."
Sixty bodies were recovered and buried
that could not be recognized, the features
being disfgured by coming IN contact with
floating lumber, etc.
One body was found with belt around
the waist containing $1,000. The money was
deposited in the bank, and the body decent
ly inferred.
All but two of Captain Decrow's family
were lost at Decrow's Point.
William Taylor, accused of the Sutton
murder, and other prisoners, escaped.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
Personal.

Elder George w, Bryant, of Mobile, has
arrived in this city, and will deliver a lee
ture this evening at the Central Church,
corner of Liberty and Gasquet streets, to
which the public is invited. He will, at a
day not yet agreed upon, deliver his lecture
on Alabama as 1t Is"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24

General Joseph E. Johnston contradicts
the statement that he Is to become the
commander-in-chief of the Egyptian army.
The khedive did make him a tempting
offer three or four years ago; but 1T was de-
clined and has never been renewed. The
General intimstes that his sword lie not
for hire.-Charleston Ne,cs and Courier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24

RY A. IL. PoNS. R.-OFFICE
SO 80 Camp street SATURDAY. Septenl ne r
| 1875, at twelve "clpck NJ. at the Merchants .
Auct ctioneeIs Exchange, Royal street, between
bal AID cIstoIuhnise Streets
! Thh TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, No. l26
Ia street, ill the square bounded bv Orleans,
/ ICaude, RENE and 81. Peter streets. This prop.
tcontalns parlor aud dniag room, three well
lied bed rooms, gas throughout the entire
ItlIg, aud III excellent order. and also two.
~ frame kitchen attached, tn cistern, etc.
| TIE TW O STORY tRAME DWELLING No. -
Peter street, in the square bounded BY s.. Peter
|Claude, IRENE and Urleaus streets containing
be bed rooms; tear markets, schools, churches
near the old basin. The property is desirable
locCupat GU and Investment.
iH dim-n ioI.s Of lots SEE plfn at sale.
Itrms-One third cash, aud the remainder at
and two years credit, for notes specially 80.
I'D BY mort gag1 and vendors lien GU the prop,
Il sold, bearing all the usual clauses of eigh,
/ fteIt interest per aanum, policy of insurance.
3sfeired and the purchaser TO a. sum- the taxes
SIS, pay able in 1876. over the price of az juuica
d Of sale al purchasers expense, before An.
n He'o, JI.. notary. sel9 81 % q 2j
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
SAFE OF LEA-E OF FERRY.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
New Orleans, September Is 1875 )
FJNHR LEASE OF THE JACKSON STREET FERRY
l. for ten years, from January |, 1876, will be sold
at public auction in the Council Chamber, City
Hall, at twelve O'clock NJ, WEDNESDAY, Septem.
ber 29 1875.
Specifications on file in the office of the City
Surveyor
The city reserves the right to reject and and all
bids
J. O. LANDRY,
Administrator of Commerce.
sel6 II Is 2l % % "a IS 28 20