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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

NIo JANfiRO. Nov. a, 1s7S.
Conee-Markct very quiet prices nearly nominal good
hrsts 100 $3.50 iies ~ kiios Average daily
reipts NU bags Shipments Of the wcek-1o the Chan.
North OF Europe no bags; 10 the United States
23n bags sales for the Channel and North Of Europe
I7U bags for the United States 2sUOo bags. stock,
147,UOO bags. -
Channel, A0s. . - -
ConeeMarke very quiet; prices nearly nominal; supe.
ror D 4 res 10 kilos. Average daily receipts
400 bags Shipments Of the week 10 all countries
bags: 10 the Channel Europe and Mediterranean 5000
sales Of week for Europe, 1900 bags stock lisUU
bar
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

Following the receipts Of cotton at tho below
named ports from September l. 1873, to date, inclusive
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prices of spot dhe following based
American standard of classification and cotton ia
store running in quality than half grade
above below the grade quoted =
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|" 4 DvANcRsT ON FURNITURE PIANOS, CAR.
Arssss ssfes, &e loo West sSd g.. west of eth sv
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FINANCIAL.

K REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
Aendowment Insurance policies aud mortgages; same
bought insurance OF all kinds effected with best
/ J. mxBRicH a co, ies Broadway. box $50
4 TCIIIsUN AND PIXIES PEAK RAILROAD
ABcnds Chicago and Canada southern Raiiroad Bonds
aud stocks: County City aud Town bonds OF Western
states. wanted by WM X CTLEy ~ Pine St, New York
A --LARGE ANb SMALL SUMS To 'LoANON cry
A.Propcrsy, AZ lowest rates, by X sfEvkNsOS, ,Jr.
~. 4us N&N44
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT SUNDAY, DEonMBRR 49, 1873

ment houses, livery stables, ETC., per cent
IL demanded. The Ast0rs do not lend on
mortgage, but prefer governments. The
reason Is found IN their objection to appear
In the public prints as parties to foreclosure
suits. Other prominent capitalists, such as
James Lenox, Peter Goelet and Robert l..
Stuart, adopta similar policy. They purchase
first-class railway bonds In large sums; also
city bonds, the issue OF which amounts to
$780, OOO,O 900. This personal property is care
fully kert. The Astors have o large safe,
which Is always guarded. It probably con-
tains $25, 1000, 900 Of such securities. The Safe
Security Company probably has 500, OOO, 600
In Its care, and here no robbery or defaication
has ever been known. There Is probably
$500, 100000 Of personal property held In this
city, almost all Of which escapes taxation.
This estimate does not include merchandise,
but simply capitaL-[N. Y. Cor. Rochester
Democrat.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
BY Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company


SV~VDtsOs
arr, 81 y1K February. y 47K March. Wheat ss,i
0a3h February. Corn 30n January; S45 May
Dry Salt Meats s2boa s.55aa7o
reported. Estimated receipts OF hogs to-day
1000: official receipts yesterday. %. for past
week 162 4o4; shipments YESTERDAY. 1850: for past
mixed packers ~ l502 70: for common to choice
% IS for extra. Cattle-keceipts 1900; market
quiet.
lis .. m.-wheat-s2n December, ssk bid
cember. sok bid January. soH bid February. SAX
DID Nay 9asg" December ss Janus sr
Sax January. 81 4o@7 i2E February. u sos
SAX March. 81 60 April. Lard-s 32k@ SO
January y s.4o@'42h February. $50 asked March,
Bsoon * pss Hams 7s s. m oqt meats e
81 81 IL GoeDs s s WI WHISKY es hogs
sales 1860 City q Para. $3.50 La Place. 1860 Nor.
caraoes- Ordinary Il9ilH. fair 14KSi4x. good
15@151s. prime lbA0@16s< Sugar steady: sales
25s bids; fair to good fair 6@sH; asking y
In, m.-Coffee firm no sales reported. Re-
fined sugar steady; yellow aad extra frmer.
ST.; louis. Dsc. 2s. .. m.-Wheat lower; No.
cash. CORN sctye and and
lower; 29h@29k January. sOh@3ox February.
az March s2h April, ssh@ss. May. 29K cash:
bHl5 lDWtI w 6clt III ZU1e blu 0huudTys IL Dlu
cash. Whisky lower at 81 "a. Provisions very
quiet and unchanged. Lard lower at $50.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2s, IL 80 p. m.-Cotton tend-
Ing upwards; Mlddlipg Uplands sid. Mid
ding Orleans sid; sales IL, 600 bales. of which
1000 are for export and Ppecnlaiion.
Wheat-Western spring No. 9s 4d. No. q rs ;
Western winter No. ss, No. z IS sd; Flour,
92ss. Oats--2s Cd. Pork-Prime mess Western
lOs. Lard-Ptime Western SIS. Baoon-LonR
clear ass Sd. short clear 24s cd. Taliow-Amerf-
can 36s 3D.
Ocean Freights.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Ocean freights were
without essential changes and dull To Lon
ion. by steam. 80, 900 bushels OF grain at I'd y
bushel and by sail, 500 bbls of -four at Is Cd;
Norwegian bark to Honfeur with 5000 quar- ers
Of grain at bs cd: British bark to Havre or Ca
ais with 5000 quarters at 4s Cd.
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SALE FOR PARTITION.
THE BRINaIER MANSION ON CARONDE-
LET STREET
IN THE MATTER OF DUNCAN F. KENNER
AND WIFE vs.. LOUISE TAYLOR EFT AL.
Third District Court for the Psrish OF Orleans
Docket No. q. l38.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

RY NASH d HoDGsON-w. 1. HODGsON
= Auctioneer-O Office No. 10 Carondelet street.
On SATUsDAY. January II. 1879. at II o'clock
basement Totunda Of the st. Charles Hotel. in
this city. By virtue and Ia pursuance to two
several judgments rendered by the Hon. F. A.
the parrish Of Orleans. dated respectively on the
twenty-hfth OF November and seventh OF De-
cember. 1876; for account, OF the parties In the
lor ct al. Docket No. Is 4ss. the following de-
4 CERTAIN PORTION II MOI OF GROUND. to.
thereon. situated In the First District OF this
city. In the square bounded by CArondeiet.
Baronne. Terpsfchore and Mepomene streets.
ana measuring ass feet inches lnes front
the rear line. nearest to Baronne street. BY a
depth and front on each Terpsichore and Mel
pomene streets OF ala feet inches. American
assistant city, surveyor, dated November I. 1855.
and deposited In the Office Of W. J. Castol, ESQ.
notary In this city. Tor reference:
thirty.one hundred and fitieth 1901 x .sisoj
part OF said property cash in United states cur
Of 0T ne
tieth tSsh s1so) part. one-third cash. and the
balance on = credit Of one and two years. in the
o. me bsrag per cent
special mortgage and vendors lien; the pur-
cnassr TO keep the property insured for SUN.
Gent amount to cover the credit payments and
gether with the clause OF per cent Tor aitor-
ney's Tees In CASE OF suit to recover payment on
any OF the notes. to be embraced In the mort
he D to e The be s Rs sFs ss
purchaser to assume, IN addition to his bid, the
taxes due and exisible in 1879
!, Act Of sale before James Fahey. notary pub.
de1o Is a 20 jas IL
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

y: Halpln: L.: John MoAdSry. Noble. Ala.
land. Miss: W 3 Hudson. II ,nroe. Ella La: G L Il
Black, Ala: Capt Anderson chip Mary Durkee:
r J MofFatt Wellington; Mrs Grady, Dayton.
BEAD g.s s gs G6saansr Rsf hs. S TsI
3 Tongue Z Frisehs. Ascension; W Cline.
Singer nsfa boe las,s b 5shn sn xfs
re Johnson Is John
Chicago, "a; Joseph Shields. Brazil; " Grady.
Dayton. Ohio: h Jelly. Jr.. city.
a ST IA. bsesn Ke, New Y1 Msrr
d May and wife. La; + B Hoilinssworth1 and
wife, Chicago: Jackson McClain.. Henderson.
Wiz L Tfa af Paddock ana DdrT VIE ND Nd
braska; A Potts, Washington. d G: T L Will
liams; Tenn; e stevsnson, Ys; John D 0Oon-
New York; B W bushnell and Wife. ChiosSo:
Geo N DnRan and wife. Miss Dugan. Jackson.
Tenn; Mise Lu Ressick. St Louis; 9 = Mac
Chattanooga: II T Foote. r F Broadway. city; N
kjBrown and wife. q 8 a; L Deane, q s I'M;
Cooke e.s 81 Mary guy non"An' Baltimore;
CITY HoTELGMrs Arnold and daughter.
Mi RANDOLPH M% 5Gnf La es Wis., no1as sIa1dl Soq
Calhoun. Robt Cameron. Grant parish AieI
Mitchell James Mitchell, Text i Aidridge.
Grenada: Sikenneir. St Louis: A u Green
and wife, coast: J Swlgert A + Conant New
York: Wright. Miss 9 A Wright. England:
John Boykin. Houma: q A Shur. Skipwith.
ST. JAMES HOTEL-Lson Defourman. T r
Gavil, W 9 Hardwick. G II Balsley. city: L w
Boykin. Camden. 8 G; George Spaulding, ]
Eanes. Mrs Foote. Mobile; G " Bsin, Frank
Monroe. stILonis: J Kendall. Boston i r vii
son. Nashville; " W Harrison. Tenn: A q
Duke. Danyille. Va: s Parker and wife. New
York: J II LoDdell. w Rowland. Elizabeth. N J:
w Davidson. Mo.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Saturday Evening. December 28. 1878.
NEW ORLEANa CLEARINGHOUSE.


Clearings. Balances
December H.. 81 .251, 3o4 rs $ll6.s6o 81
Money quiet and steady.
We quote exceptional paper 7@s y cent: Al
do o@l0; second grade do o.: loans on col.
laterals eos: Al mortgage paper sk01o; sec.
ond grade do o. cent per annum.
Gold continues to rule steady In New York nj
par. and Is still quoted here at par@100k.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s2k@ss.
and trade dollars at o0os5c. Halves and quar-
ters tAmerican) are quoted at k@A cent dis
count0par.
Foreign Exchange was In light request and
easy. Bank sterling rules at -o4slh. and bills
OF lading and clear bills at Arrears.
French bills are easier. but the demand
IL only moderate. We quote bank francs;
commercial B27k.
Bank sight bills opened easy and closed the
came at " y cent discount: commercial is quo
ted 5-1o@k y cent discount.
State Consols steadler, at eoH06oA.
Premium Bonds closed steady at 2sX02eH
Stocks were In light request. and for the list
no changes were reported.
Mr.. /. n. Maynard. superintendent Of the
Clearing. House. has oblgingly furnished US
with the following report Of the average daily
condition, after the morning exchanges. OF the
Associated Banks for the week ending Friday
morning. December IT. 1878. after the ex-
changes:
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E. Bell. q st. Charles street, $40 suits.

On. PAINTS. ETc.-In another column will be
found the advertisement of Mr.. Saml N. Todd.
he has In store full supply Of all articles In
his line such as paints. oils. ETC. The Elaine, I"
which Is now considered one of the very best
Illuminating oils known. is for sale In quaint.
titles to suit at Saml N. Todd's. 70 Magazine
street.
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John n. Kent W. Bernard Hunt

ELEVENTH. JUSTICE COURT FOR !.
y parish Of Orleans. No. 1895 BY virtue
writ Of fieri facias. to me directed by the 3
!. W: Falls, Seventh Justice OF the Peace in
for the par ish OF Orleans. In the above entif
public auction. at my Office. No. o0s MagaEf
street, on TUt SDAY. January 2, 1879. at /
o'cock 9. n. the following property, TO wit
ONE UPRIGHT PIANO.
Seized In the above entitled and numbere
suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
de20 JAMS r. GELS Constable
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Succession Of jain q jmn.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TBap
- ish OF Orleans. No. 40,905-Whereas, Ia a -
Finnemann has petitioned the court foknssoo
Grimm dncassad No,ioa lie bera,, ne iaphn
oil whom II may concern to show cause = ~ ~
ten days why the prayer Of the said pett - -
should not be granted. 'o1
BY order OF the court.
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It Is notorious fact that when mans stom-
ach becomes disordered he begins to feel badly
all over. He loses his appetite his strength
falls him. and WEAKNESS and lassitude take the
place OF his former energy. He then falls an
easy victim to malarial fever or fever and ague
He should renew his health by the use OF Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic It restores the appetite and
stimulates digestion. It Is guaranteed in quail
fty. purity and flavor.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ fsh OF Orleans. No. 4O.74l-Notice Is hereby
given TO The creditors Of this estate and to ali
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification IL
any they have or can. why the account
presented BY Daniel A., Wilson. administra-
homologated. and the funds distributed In e.
cordance herewith
BY order OF the court.
de2o Is 70 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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FLOUR The movement TO- day was restricted
whish prevented them from ofrsrins freely sHs:
| nevertheless. the sales reached 1850 bbls. The
higher prices. saiesMss bbis at q as soat y 90
to so i go AZ Is 20 IS ana 100 90 at
| We quote: Fancy extras Is s7h@s ok: choice
double extras S40l 2S: single extras IS Sc s Is
In their trade obtain an advance Of SOC y bbl
:, CORN MEAIcQniet and unchanged with !.
limited demand, We quote good to choice West
5 store !. = ST. Ssl s
' s 81: ss1hsS'c s.stesa,: ;, sos, IS:
,HoMINx-s2 70 wnolesale; ss0s IS jobbinR y
GRITE-Fx landing ss@a rs. according to
o 2Nb 1GEEs III o 3 q b Dbl
wholesale; and . 50 IN Job lots.
ssW mss s st oSbn s o q sss
advance on these prices. Sales-25 bbis new at
0' s leG and ss9 CID e srTye at g
unchanged. We quote sSouide sas.a sso &c
outlet and easy: clear ribs sXSssc and fc Clear r
t sss, nri Healers 'ob At an advance OF Nc on
BxSSN-6nll and unchanged. We quot.
as Se ssas d 5s fdss and q
Ixhb.stsSsds s's st yesterdays prices. We
PRIME ses @s b:ssrs rna sre
higher; ssles.2O tierces packers at exc.
,n HAdHs. cSaa and easy: We quote sugar.
obtain the usual advance on these figures OF 10
IS seles,2s tiegces ct sMc.
the eny ssqPD Is taR
and easy for choice goods at ek@sx; dealers
af SG SS5sE1af aoS Fl sDt s
selling or, orders In the rob trade At d 1905
= half Dbl for pig pork; 50 1897 2 Dbl for
prime: 1907 30 for prime mess: q 1907 50
for frkins and 81 IS Tor bbis Biz tongues sa:tc;
bbs; eide ri , IS asee 80 for 500 tierces and
3oRN--Is In fair supply. demand good and
Prices "A 1arm me owing to the conditDn Of the
were.soo sacks white ct 500; 500 do at SOC; 800
OATs-Is. good supply and demand. prices
900 do at s2 900 do at sic ana 600 strictly choice
BRAN-This commodity is In light supply
sale to-day Of 400 bags at SOC.
HAYS 10 fair supply and prices are firm.
sales.aoo choice at sle 100 prime at sl4. and las
WHIsKi-Market quiet and easy, We quote
choice Cincinnati q osol 90. fairto good West
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. large and and MI market steady
at s202 25 v bbl
ONIONs--LiRht supply and demand at 81 rs
o1 60 y Dbl.
CARBAGES-Active at 5000 y 100.
APPLES-The supply IL large and prices rule
quiet and firm at 81 6o@s Dbl.
BUTTER-Dull and easy on creameries and
low grade Western dairy. New York cream |
cry fne. 26@27c. New York dairy fine 2SQ24c. |
New York dairy good 10000. Western fine 100 |
17c Western dairy tic y y.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. New York cream 10k011c, |
Western cream 00l0c y b, Western reserve fac |
tory sk@8Lc
STARCH-In fair demand at 3@3kc in lots
POULTRY-Old chickens g 25@4; young
~ 1902 50: ducks q 50; geese Is sOD6: turkeya |
Do@10 dozen.
EGGS-Western 22025c; Louisiana 2s0aoc p
dozen.
RIOE-Hteady. Prime e06kc, good sxc. fair 1
sh@shc. ordinary sk@SHc. common 4@4xc.
FISH-Messrs. O. H.. Lawrence 4 Co. the |
great fish dealer. furnish US with the follow |
Ing quotations:
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Bells $50 suits are all the rage, % st. Charlie

NEwEsT STYLES IN HATs--Messrs. Reinerth &
Montardier. we'll known hatters. corner Of Canal
and Chartres streets. have fine assortment of
the most fashionable hats for men, boys and
children to be found In this city. Their stock
has been we'll selected and embraces all the
latest styles. some OF which they have just
opened. Their prices are reasonable. Give
them a
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(By telegraph

NEW YonK. Dec. 2s.-Money closed easy at
Az cent. Exchange closed steady at 4s3@4ssh.
closed firm: currency IS 1l9k0uQI. Pacific
Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union frsts
funds 1oSh@l0s. Centrals 10sx 0lOsx.
Clearing-HO statement to-day-Currency
exchanges. S67. 46S 900: currency balances S3
go: gold exchanges. es,soo. eS3; gold balances.
37b3 613.
Weekly Clearing House statement-Currency
exchanges. $325. 1896 1874; currency balances,
2sbl6 god exchanges. $50. A7t.796 gold bal
anceS, - 746,56o,
Gold clearings at N. B. g.. N. Y.-Gold bal
ances. 1851. $50; currency balances. So5l, 40:
gold clearinRs, "a, 6s8 900.
In State bonds Louisiana Oonsols fell on to
90. and District OF Columbia 3-sS's to 7SK.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES
succt ssion Of A. n. Ad.u

CtsA1On OF 4. b. Adam
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR n pan
~ ish OF Orleans. No. 34.1se-Notice herahv
given to the creditors of this estate i IN al
other persons herein Interested to [ cor ~.
within, ten days from the present NJ tittnn N
any they have or can, why the acct r,r.a
scented by the adm ntstratOr Of tlfeatato
should not be- approved and homo!oQn 9
the funds distributed In aceordance E,.Ituhu
de2a ia47s JOHN HERBERru
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C0nsrApLE eALn1'
mr.. N Huener ". L. Kllne.

sixth JUSTICE COURT FOR THpAR-
- tsh OF Orleans. No. 1s4s-By vfftuc q 1rft
q heri facias. 70 me. directed By tlHon.
and for the parish OF Orleans, will nffS6 - T..
sell at public auction. at my warehouso.,s $40
Magazlne street. near 81. Andrew street ltha
Fourth District Of this city. on Tuesd 8taf,.
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI9UT =
per inventory on file In my Office k7ss
suit. sAsl'Ao0
Terms-Cash.
deer st JOSEPH KRIEGER. (stabla
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOORAT,
Saturday Evening. December %. 1873. !
COTTON-Under the influence Of an advance
In prices In Liverpool the market here was
steadier and holders held back for higher
prices. which. not meeting the views of buyers,
the former had to concede to the offers OF the
latter. and 1000 bales changed hands at yester-
days prices.
The closing Official quotations OF the Cotton
Exchange are given below:
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weekly Quotations Of Hides, etc.
NEW ORLEANg. Decamher N h

NEW ORLEANS. December n. 1878.
Steer Hides. City Slaughter. over sS b,
n-;;..-.,;:.. ...;--........--.-...:-. TIC
Steer Hides. City SLAUGHTER 70 to 81 b, p b.. G
steer Hides. City slaughter. under 10 b,
Cow Hides. City Slaughter. as they run,
Hips. City aughter. 10 to a h, = h .... 8 G
kips, City Slaughter. IS to 50 b. p De- Q
Country Hides. Flint. 20 to Is b. p B.......n 9
Country Hides. Flint. damaged. half price.
Beeewax. prime yellow. px....--..........2s Q
Tallow. ' y. ......................... S06kc
Hides quiet and steady. Wool dull. Tallow
weak. HAY & IEHLk
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TURKEYs-John McMains. bS4 Magazine
street. has fine lot Of turkeys. chickens and
partridges for the holidays. and a choice as
sortment Of family groceries always on hand,
q reasonable prices.
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Ecw NTLLToNAIRHs InYnsr THEIR MONEY

How lTLLTONAIREs InYHST THEIR MONEY.
= surprising that money-lenders are SO
~ however. Is the case and hence, while
21iOne are waiting Investment, lenders will
notice applications from the country.
Journal advertlses nearly $4,000, 900, but
security Is wanted. Nearly one-half the
u sum is offered By one broker, who rep
~ several large estates. Heavy loans on
Ey best property can be had ut 5 per cent,
~ geoondrgate property. such IS tene-
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The schooner Ruth Robinson arrived hero
yesterday from Rio dc Jsneiro with COLI bags
II coffee The bark Glen. from the same
mort, brought here 5000 bags OF coffee
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State Consols were steady at 601S069H,
against 69I660H On Friday. Premium
Bonds closed steady at 75Jt G26K. against 25H
625M on the previous day. The sales at the
Exchange footed up t1is6oo Of State Consols
end $4,000 OF Premium Bonds,
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAR DxPAHrMRrr.

WAR DKPAKTMRHT, [
Signal Service, United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at a:l3 .. M. Saturday. December 20.
Observations taken at the same. moment OF
time at all stations.J
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
ISH OF ORLEANS.
ISABELLA FOREST. WIFE. ETC. vs.. CHAH,
A. Labuzan. Jr.-No. Is 40.

HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON

HEREBY CERTIFY. THAT ON TIN
nineteenth day Of December, 1878. Judgment
was rendered In this court In the following
entitled and numbered suit. In the words and
h&ures following. to wit:
Isabella Forest, wife, ETC.. Vs. Charles A. Labu-
zan. Jr. Third District Court for the parish Of
In this case. on motion Of Hornor Benedict.
attorneys fer plaintiffs. on producing to the
court due proof In support Of her demand. and
Inc lay and evidence being In favor Of said
plaintiff. 1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the Judgment by default herein entered on
the fourth instant be now confirmed. and &C.
cord1n9ly, that there be Judgment herein in
favor OF plaintiff, Isabella Forest and against
defendant. Charles A. Labuzan. Jr., her hus-
Dsno. oecroe1nR separation OF property be-
tween plaintiff and her said husband: and It II
further ordered and decreed that plaintiff do
have and recover OF defendant the sum OF two
hundred dollars. with interest from judicial de-
Judgment rendered December 10, 1878,
Judgment signed December a. 1873.
+. A. MONROE, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court at
the city OF New Orleans. on this twenty-fourth
day OF December. In the year OF our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and seventy eight and
the one hundred and third year Of the inde-
pendence OF the United States
de27 ct JOE GAkIDEI. Deputy Clerk.
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The largest selection Of musical instruments
ct GruneWald Hall.
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Railroad companies In the West, or rather
tho stockholders In those corporations, begin
% question the propriety OF permitting ex-
press companies to do the best and most pro-
Etable part OF the business that 10 transacted
over their lines. They are asking, In view Of
To entire absence q dividends. or the receipt
~ very small ones. why IL Is that the en-
pa0yees OF q railway company cannot accom-
nodate the public rs promptly and well in
carrying small packages a. large ones. To
this end an Englsh paper says that the an
nouncement is made that twenty-five railway
oompanies in England. Wales and Scotland
ave resolved TO issue from and after the first
- January next railway stamps to the pub
70 Of the denominations OF cents and 16
1snts which shall Garry parcels Of two pounds
I md four pounds respectively throughout
1hcir whole systoms. They have also agreed
% accept parcels at these weights and at
tAase rates throughout the whole OF their
uutems. and TO grant an insurance up to SIS.
4 correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
Whiting from Atlanta, Ca. thus calls atten-
s1f0nof capitalists to the opportunities which
- South affords for successful manufacture
9ng enterprises. especially In the fabrication
- cotton:
j It Is just coming to be realized that the
heap abundance Of steam-making coal almost
= the very fields whore the lint II produced.
Ngether with the superior climate and SUPER
bundance OF that cass OF people who make
ntrs south the most favored ssctOn or the the
f1.ccessful operation Of cotton mills. The
Ills In Georgie. South Carolina and
Alabama have been uniformly profit |
u hand ne "a ia. tsss m az t Iheport have