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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO BUT
DRY GOODS CHEAP
- CARTER'S. 707 Market Space.
We have the greatest quantity OF Retnnsutx
Bleached Cottons, C8licoes, Dress Goods Oa.tss
Flaunels, Wool flsnnels, Cassimeres, Black AZ
psca-al Rennants-whch We are selling At 90.
hall Their real value. almost giving them away
Great bargains in Black DRESS GOODS w. srs
selling the cheapest Black Alpaca in washingtop
Iuil double width, and very fine beautiful black ouIg
S5s cents; also, Black Cashmere. TAme-s Graps
Cloth, &c, &c. Black SILKS at cost Another
case Zec yards, OF the bet Merrimac Calcoes Just
recel' cd short lengths only Ga cents; "a Andres
coggln, lZ's cents; - Wamsuita, l6 cents ENca-
lent Canton Flannel, 10 cents one yard and oUarter
wide Cotton, l2's cents. Extremely wide Sheetinx
~ cents; later proof, IS cents Our entire Brrsss
Good stock At cost. Excellent Stockings I2s oeste
Excellent II andk erchiefs 8 cents
0ARTEk > Is the Cheapest Dry Goods in Wa
ingtOn, ID. q. ians D.
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PR FAX DOWN IN THE
PRICES OF DRY GOODS
AT THE NEW STORE,
corner OF aIH ANn MApKEr SpAcr


Best Prints, fast colors and good styles at saIoc
Best Blesched Brown Shifting CottOns at TO- 49,, Ia
aloe; Double Width Sheetng COttOns I,1, ISal5c !:
- dozen All Linen Doyiies at 75c 80 dozen full sized
Napkins at 81; loo dozen Towels at 5 IS TO 3 Der
dozen; all very cheap. Table Diapers, Bed Spreads,
comforts, Blankets III very tne grades. All marked
down extremely low.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
Black Alpacas at %, worth 512c. All the finer
grades in Mohair Lustres very cheap. Black Grape
Cloths, Merinos, Cashmeres and BOmbazines Extra
cheap Black Silks at e. 81 3, 20: 81 rs and Sc
For Boys and Mems wear in fine and medium
grades marked down TO least prices The entire stock
Of Dress Goods I'm fine Woolens, Serges, Sstteens,
DiagOnals, Merinos, Empress Cloths and all fancy
Dress Goods at cost to close out this season, with
many other desirable goods too numerous in
this advertisement. We ask the special attention Of
all IN want Of good and cheap goods before buying
elsewhere at the CHEAP CORNER.
J. w. COLLEY,
JaniY I'm oth street and Market Space
RANkRUPTCY NOTICE.-Noticei Is hereby CIV
~ en- that third meeting of the creditors of WAL
LACE 5. q. REDMAN will he held at the ONCE OF
Sayles Brown, ESQ, Register in Bankruptcy, in
the City Hall on Saturday, the 0th day of yanusry
ls5, at II O'Clock m, for the purposes named in the
18th section Of the bankrupt act At the same time
and place the book accounts Of the bankrupt will be
sold. REGINALD FENDAGL
JaD1 Assignee.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, without children, would
"a accommodate gentleman and his wife with
BOARD. furnished front room, with hall room con
Meeting; gas of bath. Reference exchanged
Address Comfort" Star Office. JanI9 ST.
ROOMS AND B0ARD.-Several very desirable
H Rooms, nicely furnished, with first class Table
Board, at 11O4 18th street, near Massachusetts, av
Location very desirable. and terms moderate jI5 3t*
Q0OMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE; WITH
H BOARD; including the use Of large ParlOr;
suitable for receptions. No. 413 4th street, be-
tween and Is. anI3- 6tr
tNlRST CLASS BOARD AND PLEASANT
IL well furnished ROOMS can be had on the lowest
possible terms in a private family; 1909 Maryland
avenue. ian7- l2t<
FURNISHED Rooms, with BOARD, at Gil
l. street northwest location excellent and rooms
nicely furnished. Terms moderate. noyN Pm
CHOICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
y ROOMS, together or separately, in the best To-
cslty in the city. Refer to Hon H Boariman Smith,
Hon A. L. Barber. Hon. A b. Muett and DR.
Verdi Apply at 1918 X street northwest. sepl ON
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DRY GOODS.
AUCTiON AUCTION

AUCTION AUCTION
DRY GOODS LESS TWAIN AUCTION rRtrr.
Al THE NEW sToBE
Inst onanf-!-
1000 yards C,Iilrie snd Insertion Eabr,ia,r,,.
600 Psirs Mlss.~ >icck.nr,. At 10 o-uts -,r,h q
Cambria for facing IN Al ciiors, cents
ali worth double the money
Wznsutta ,tt,',. bet. j. crIlt-
A Cotton n nod better than Andres ssrIs q -.
ShceiinG Cotton, y Cents
Very bet alicpc-, So ccuis.
Pnre. MoESir. silk face, 50 cents worth .
An Linen HsnSk-fchirfs, cents-
All our DRESS GOODS ~ cost "a ciose th,s..
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS srsRE 4,
AMERICA.
q. VI. TOwsON CO,
Janis tr 6SS Penn. ave. south sad". near ia.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
BRODuEAD & CO.
1905 srRzUr. BErws,N I2rH ,Vs Israsr.
Owing 70 thu depressed state II tn ~, G..a.
MArket We have beeo able 20 parchsss tsI 40 .
large STOCK OF ,-
exceedingly low. and nov oa,r theuh a A,s.,.
vance on manufactur-rs price, W aa'te-
New York Mills "a Bleach-i Cotton. n g-nts.
Hn ISo i,,.T.s.
Lower grade from g., ceuts mp
= pillow CASE C0ttons - centr up.
Ard fuli line Of the 5sN watts BE. h,i .si %
blesche.i Cottons a; prices thai cannot - b~,i
Pes make Paper Cambria. cents
Button Parts n i'd s. cent.. Button. o. Ruuss
full length. In party and street culprs, = 4
BRODHEAD 30.
fapre e. hot rsfh
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TEN PER CENT. OFF,FOR CASH

Anxious to realize on our very large and comnla,.
stock Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GO0DS,
5d by our recently
MARKED DOWN PRICES.
We sun ma 20 be too large for this season OF the
year, have concluded to offer the ErfT1 JsJ,,]s
8.Hf 81 Ten Per CENT. from our present reduced
rate, on all our Heavy WOOlens and Dress GoOIs
above . cents per yard, in order to turn the good,
INTO money a. quick : possible.
~ One Price. just dealing to all No deviation
began 4 WYLIE,
IanlStr 101S and 1920 7th street northrazf
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Lf0R SALE-A very desirable HOUSE ON the
l. south side Of n street northwest: S5,W
dec2tr E. .SWKEI, 81 tn street,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

Wy Vi
4 Salter;
fRl0R DIs
| Orleans,
fnts Of ii,
&ble the s
| orleans,
faxes of
Factions a
tnge, Royal
streets, in
u, NOveui
+lovingdei
cERTAIN
Pitnct OF
% and e
3Ranpart
d ihirtee
3tiieat by
CERTAIN
uAtflet {
n and IL
p, hsxazi
~ lot nun
p one incl
n twenty
fh the al
o
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
watching for chance to put Wheeler out

watching for u chance to put Wheeler out
the way.
Tney all lived in Brighten One day "a
Widows house ca ght on fire. Wheeler be
lug close at hand. icr thew we've tishbcrs
worked hard t. extinguisA the II 4nts AMI
saved the widows house. Thirty dollars
damage was AL. Wheel4,'s sister saw the
point aud had him arrested on % charge Of
setting firo 10 the ouse, and ut the trial
sworc that she saw him do it. Her husband
cnriooorated the testimony of the false wit
ness. The widow, herself testified that
Wheela; had saved her house from burn
ing But 1t was tSl against one, and
i'll February, 1866, Moses b VIII, eer
was cenric ed of arson and sentenced
for lito to the Charlestown State Prison.
Two years ter the pris Il doors olo.ed
upon him his sister died On the day
before her death she confessed to another
sister that she hal PICTURED herself at that
t'lal tor the purpose OF gt ting her brother
out Of the way. But before Il legal deposit
ton could be obtained the Temorseful
woman was too far gone TO give it Her
lips were closed forever anu the innocent
man langushed on in prison. The facts he
camo wei! known, bnt there &c. mea to be
no way of loosening the giip of that terrible
sentence under which an innocent man w9s
suffering. Wheeler himself made inressant
efforts tn have his sentenced revoked, nut
always failed There was no legal process
TO lit him from his dungeon into the light
OF DAY, Last Friday, alter eight Years of
false Imprisonment, he was paraOneu as 4
criminal, for crime he never committed
and permitted TO GO tree-.St. Louis Repub
Gcup.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

succession of j. NJ. CabaIiero-Secoud
Dlstlct Count Tor The Parish of Orleans Nc.
Fieri Factas Against Francisco Pizarro Maritime
Charles Maduel, Testamentsry Executor ct al
We. 7. H. MonsseauN ct al-FIfth District Court
- Tor the Parish of Orleans, No, 51i7
rieri raclas Against Francisco F. MARITIME and
Achtlle Chiapells
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI FACras
- to me directed BY the honorable the said Dis.
trlct Courts for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled causes, | will proceed to sell
AT public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tloneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhouse streets in the Second District oT
this city, on WEDNESDAY, December a Ie75 at
twelve O'clock M., the following described prop.
erty, to wit f
|, A LUT OF GROUND. with the building, and
Improvements thereon, titusten in the Third Dis
trict OF this city, being part OF lot number four
huhufeu, ct square number fortv.one Compri se,l
Wlthin annette, ST. Anthony, Morales and Urou.
mart streets on the original plan of the Subnrb
MargLy; sad lot having forty feet front on Mo.
rales street, by "A depth of ono hundred and TWEEN.
" feet bstween parallel lines; acquired by defend
ant, MARTINEZ, by purchase from the Merchants
Insurance Company, BY act passed before A. Bon.
uousqult; late notary public in this city, on the
thirteenth of October, 1852
= LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated in the Third Dis.
trlct OF this city. being the side nearest Annette
sIrtet OF ot number tnfee hundred and nil ety.two
or square llumher forty 'one above described, Said
LOT or portion measuring, French measure thirty
rect irOnt on Morales street, between St Anthony
and annette streets, by one hundred and ity feet
bounded on the side of property above described
L. and R, Courtin, by act passed before A. e Bien.
venue, notary pubic in his CITY on the nineteenth
OF October. 1857. ~
Seized in the above suits
Terms Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAS
no6 10 81 de8 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
Citizens' Bank of Louislana vs., Bernard
Turpin ct al.

SuPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No % 4o5.-By virtue of writ of
orable the Superior District Court for the par
lsh or Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I
%aai proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer.
chants and Aucti0neers Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Cust0mhouse streets, In the
Second @ ,a District Of this city on TUESDAY Desem,
scribed 1E a. twelve O'clock M the following de-
Lof Of ai31HD. together with the building.
district q tbis city in ths Square b bounded md b b1
aGSs. and evil
g. A De Armss, archIteet. in November, 1855 any ny
Ess Ists notary public Il tins essy for TessTsnos.
two, three and four on the above plan, Which, cS
engine house and the property now OF formsrls ne
bslonging to Wiemann. fronting on victory
o. :sss e. iSs ss ass .ss
sss q Iss. sah as is.%ssly ns 4;
ot iss asi sdsph Of atty S nss s'ds sS.aes aes
u clesss at right angle forty seven feet eleven
es1ss nss Ssp's and q
four feet seven inches four lines in the rear
Also email strip Of ground three feet four inches
wenSnn. opening and fionssns on Victory sfset' I,
together with the use q two slleys. one Of which
ANA four. having ten feet wide, more or less, and
the ether lying alongside Of LOS number four, and
oPcning upon Levo0 stroet, having ten feet nine
inches In width. the whole American measure
Together with thirteen shares Of mortgage stock
thereto sttached Being the same property which
defendant, Bernard rurpiD, acquired 6y purchase
from the estate of A. Deslondas. as per act dated
teG,ua.y 56 1855, passed before said late notary,
a. Boudousquis -
e6e1sa IN thoabeve suit. s.--.- 4.s. .s.s...-H..
Terms And Conditions-The purchaser to furnish
stook ucte fof the sum Of one hundred and twen-
ty,tnf.e< dolars. falling due on the frat day Of
Juiy 1871. and renewable according to the charter
2. S.,sn .nS Gssear Bank ef louisiana, and, the
oblieattons and responsibilities Of . stockholder
q tue Citixeng 94pk Of Louisiana, and the stock
noteso furnished to ~ Identified with the act Of
mortgage OF Scptemtst ., lsa8, BY widow Pouir-
~ before the Ists Theodore seshsrs, notary pub
n3, BY Andre besiondes sod Vie, Before Terence
e gianc parish judge Of b. ychn tho Baptist and
BuGBHR WAG0AMAN
aols % des d Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALES,
Mrs. Cs Augustin, widow OF l.. Henrion-
net va r Rerun5ay

IN0URrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 4S, ,75+ BY virtue of u writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
tho Fourth District Court for toe parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause.I will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhousc streets in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, EOvem er 80, 1875 at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with ali
the anpurtenances thereunto belonging situated
III the Third District of this city, designated by the
number t n in square nnmber nineteen, bounded
by DAbadie, AubrY and Broad streets and Passage
Eoussslin, on n plan drawn by J. a. Pueyo late
surveyor, dated the secsrd of Nav, 1858, aud de.
posted Ill the office of Joseph Cuvi!lisr, notary
public i'll this city. Sad lot forms the corner and
measures, American measure, thirty one feet
inches front on Broad street, by one hundred nd
nine feet four inches four lines deep and front
Aubry street. Which property acquired bv
the defendant herein by purchase from Mrs. NJ. +.
Marchand per act passed before Abel Drevtous,
notary public in this city, on September 49, 1873.
Seized i'll the above suit
Terns-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAS
oc29 no7l co Civil sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
Ont Of a Living Grave.

A Massachusetts man named Moses B.
Wheeler presents q case of most shockin o
wrong which must command universal sym.
patby. He and his brother were in the late
war, and fought side by side for the old
, flag. They had Q dependent mother at home.
Moses saw his brother shot down at his side.
The dying man charged his brother to see
that their mother had his property. When
found the property claimed by his sister on
the strength efa forged letter purportine to
be from the dead brother. Then there was
trouble in the family about that property,
Wheeler seemed resolved to carry out tie
dying request Of his brother, and sec that
their old mother got her rights. The sister
was equally resolved to hang on to the
properly BY the thread Of the forged let-
fer. That sister sppears to have been n
uncommonly wicked woman. She was
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
Alexander Mcneil W.. Henry Tabary,

ITIFTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No BY virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the.
Filth District Court for the parish of Orleans
i'll the above entitled cause, will plo-
csed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and CustomhUuse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on MONDAY De.
cernber -, l375 at twelve o'clock NJ. the following
described property to wit
All THAT PORTION OF THE SQUARE OF
GROUND, number SIX, on b. LsfoIs plan of Fa,-
bouig st John, dawn in 1902 and Gated June .
l3h9, measuring turty-eigat feet, more less on
the side toward Crete stree, thence four hundred
and hiitvthree feet eight inches front on Seventh
street. thence five hunded and forty.t,ve feet four
lines fiOnt on Lepage str. ct, thence hundred
and seventy feet Elk inches two lines front Gen
Lly road, ana thence, by an irregular crooked
line, two hundred and sixty feet nine inches
three lines, and three hundred and twenty
point on Crete street. Being the whole
OF said square number six. less a portion subdi.
vided in lsts, numbering from one TO twenty in
euslve on plan drawn by C. a. De Armas, sur.
vtyor on the fifteenth OF February 1851 and de.
poslt' in the flee of =. 4. Laresche late notary
public in this city. sketch thereof is on file ia
the sherih's office Being the same property ac-
qured BY the defendant herein at a public sale
made by the sheriff of the parish of Orleans on the
fouiteenth day of July, 1873. under writ Of Teri
facias issued at the suit of William Culmrn VS.
acertan piece tt ground on Lepass street No. 4li6
OF the docket Of the Sixth District Court for the
parish of Orleans.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAS
noll 81 % del2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of DrIeans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

the matter OF the Draining Commissioners of the
first Draining district praying Tor the homo,
legation OF the assessment roll
SuPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 25.935 (So 40. OF the
sheritfs docketl.-By virtue of writ of teri
idelas against W. H. Compton, to me directed by the
honorabe the superior District Court for the paris.
cttd to sell at public auction at the Merchants
anu Auctloneers' Exchange, Royal street between
canal ana Customhouse streets, in the Second Dis.
trct OF this city, on WEDNESDAY November "a
lS'9 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
property, to wit
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVE.
MENTs, in the First District, numbers sixteen
70 twentyone, inclusive. in square number six
hnndred and ii teen bounded by Perdido Poydras
Wh'te and Dupre streets. measuring ach twenty
eiSht FEET nine inches five lines on Perdido street
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash OH the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
oc23 no7 "a Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, Nos 1863 and 73 645.-By virtue of
Two wrts OF her facias to me directed by the hon.
oTable the Superior District Court for the parish
OF Orleans IN the above entitled causes, for city
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' ESebange
Royal street, between Canal and Customhollse
streets In the Second District of this city on FRI.
following described property, to wit ' >''0
AZ, SEhTAiN PoRTiON OF GROUND, situated in
two hundred and ffty-eight, bounded by Girod
Baronne, Dryades and Lafayette streets, desig'
mated az lot number enc measuring forty.two feet
A CERTAIN pORTlON OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District Of this city, in square number
Rampant and Bienvillo streets, deaignsted AS lot
number one, measuring eghty.five feet on Cns
N depth. -0''
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot
c26 noI rs Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
c26 MOI rs Civil Sheriff of the. Parish of Orleans
Fieri Factas against m. Nj. .Beuachy-
In the matter of the Draining Com missiOpers
of the First Draining nstrict nre vim = e. ~, .


In the matter of the Draining Commssioners
OF the First Draining District prs wing for the
homol0gati0n OF the assessment roll.
SuPERiOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
the sheriffs docket).-By virtue Of three writs Of
feri facias against n. M. Benachy to me al.
rected by the honorable the Superior Dis.
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans In the above
entitled cause. viii proceed to sell at public auc:
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second District of this city. on
FRIDAY, December 10, 1875 at twelve O'Clock Nj
tne fol1TinS nSr "a Sesssi5ea aRn property to
in the Secoud District, number five in sousre
number hve hundred and eighteen bounded by
81 Phihp, UIsuiines and Scott streets and Carroll.
ton avenue measuring sixty feet seven inches six
lines on Scott street, forty feet two inches five
line in depth and front on Ursuiines street, and
sixty y-Dine feet ten inches on the other aide
LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS in
the Second District, number two, in square mum.
ner nye hu1dIed and hfieen bounded BY st. Philip,
ursulines. Cortes and Scott streete measuring
forty -one feet nine inches six lines on Ursulines
street, thirty feet In the rear eevent seven feet
three inches in depth and front on Scott street.
and eighty seven feet six inches two lines on the
3. A Lot OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS. in
the Second District, number three in sotlare mum.
Per hve hundred and seventeen, bounded by Ursu.
lines street, Bayou Sc. John, New Metairie road
Scott street and Csrrollton avenue. measurinr
twenty feet ten inches three lines on Bayou 81
John. forty'six feet eight inches one line on Ur.
sulinee street, one hundred and eighty seyen feet
eleven inches six lines In depth and front on Scott
street. and one hundred and ninaty.six feet three
inches two lines on the other side. II =
Seized In the above suit. fTH ~ 'H't
Terms-Cash on the spot
nos N delo Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans; No. 6si'.-By virtue of writ of iz
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
II the above entitled cause, Will proceed to sell
atpublc auction, at the Merchants and Auctonet 81
EXCHANGE, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tonhoise streets, i'll the second District of this
city, on MONDAY, December 10, 1875 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
ACERTAIN LOT OF GRoUED, together with the
buildings thereon and the appur tenances thereun.
10 ne9nsing, situated in the Third District Of this
number ten bounded by Drlery, Moreau' Casatalyo a
ana lrcou stree ts and mea. .lripg, said lot twen.
ty.tleht ieet one inch six lines front on Delery
street, by depth aud front on Moresu street al
one hundred and four feet Which lot of ground
was purchased by the defendant herein from the
helrs OF Sarah Gnillemain per act executed on the
twenty ninth of March, 1870, befors o. DeArmas,
notary public in this citv,
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash OH the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
noll 81 20 del2 " ''