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Richmond Pr1ces.Current,

THURSDAY, september y, 1870.
These arc wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance on our quotations Is demanded. Our
quotations of country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
dtcohoi.-S2.5o "a gallon.
4!e.-Scotch, best brands, pints, % a. dozen !:
uBiaatcon.~shoulders l5i@1sc. ribbed sides, mo
1ac.: clear ribned sides lSt@ls3c.: Virginia nog-
round. l7tc:: Virginia hams, insg2oc.; canvassed
B.ater.-Prlme ss@a5c.: poor to good, lsal2sc.
Braady.- French, slo9SlS: e apple, $l:4o@el:45,
wSesas rhoss1phis ree strns
Sc: dye strings, sj.s5al5.so.
Buckets.-Pa,ntee. Two hoops sS''o' 'nfee noopS'
Bsestoaz.-a0c. a u.
Broom Cor1.-Green, 7@loc.; red. '@sc. y L.
c cassy Esy-s2Gsa.ss per dozen by the
CS-n.-see Corn Exchange report:
Corn HeaI.-City mills, boted, Sl.2e; country
Gne s and western prime cutting
l76II7sc; common, l?.1 l5c.: English DAIRY 2an2so.
Ce6se.-Rlo, lag2@3c.; Laguayra, 2sg'2asc. 1s-
H 2,asntaIlss.-Adaman,ine, light weight, Agisc.;
full weight lS@19c.; tallow, lac.
cotton. Cards.-Si.so and 80 q dozen wool cards'
:a,fon Yarnssl. soGsl co: Leaksvlle. sl.so.
, sse,t sodr ssshe s.i black
SAC Dry Home sse Bedford sc; an:
Amoskeag. l0c. Andrescoggin. l0c. Laacastss'
lie. Warugan, l0c. Oriental 2c. Dunneis,
eli 1sc.: Manchester, Isc. ELEAcHED DoaEs-
TIcs j.. Sunny side 7c. Baltic &C.. 7-s West
minister loc. Portsmouth llc.; 81 putnam, iisc.
BROWN DoMEsTIcs "a Trenton, 7sc. - Man
chester, SIC: 7s Carroll lie. - Granite' Wa,
Lawrence lsse PePnsse \ \. Ms5e s1e
lac. a. Grsniteyille, lac. L. Putnam lsc. "a
indian Standard. HE. a. Lowell Z. l0c.
DHgs cna DsstHssA11g5n escii GSpRerss SIS
b.; extract logwood. l7c.; sup. CARD. soda, &C.
Eggs.~so@.ic. r dozen. .,v v,,.
| F;0ur.-slrgInia country Is quoted to-oay Ing.
$50: superane. ss.550ss; extra, sassGss 50
Fish Ptsh.rHerrings: Halifax, SIS So saGss.5s \
barrel IS for NO. ., and 80 q half !oi
No. 5Sss q sar ssi
| Mackercl: Nc Bay mackerel, s2sISas;ss no.
Shore, Sc. s0G$95: No. lin harrelsh els 20 NO;
lars, n sTreIs 81 ao ne nsasa I'm ks s
..es@se.SO: No. q s2.is@ss.ss. Mess shsd as'
I'D Fistasss:ea.-sI.@@sesa bushel.
| Fass Toys mining. 4pc. e1si. g y 100 fest.
Fsqthe7s.-Prime live geese 1oe'oc'' eoi.a'o'I.
sesd.-oats, 4sRasc. shipstuf, from the mill
| s5e. an busbeI Brownstcff, from the mill, sOe'
a ia,sshei. Wheat bran, zoe. Corn brau. sec
'pS,.a,.o.~paruvian, $50 . Ton. sea fowl, $780,
| Gtnseao.--SSap6oc.
| G,.tndstoaes.-2a3ese. VI NJ ,,a,,,.
/ Htu.-Tinothy. D. .Gssl.; clover, sosasSc.
Hdss.-Grcen. sI9ec. dry saited- else.-;as &
| SSiec. !: wet salted calfskins, si.seG %. !.
Hlss.--Wooi, stso{s Dozen p sYnaa nco 3
SoIsl raoeskin silk hats, ssee$fs NJ doxen ores
Cashmere hats, Ss,4assd n dozen. ..sas,a
froa.--Engitsh and American iehnoa. sS a y,
EngIisn and American sheet, ac.s corntfS AAi's
meFed, &C.; hoop, sassses
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HShna &ulS.

BosroS, Sept. 22.-Durham & Thayer,
publishers of the Times in this city, .haye
been sued in the Superior Court by j: w.
Simonton, General Agent of the New York
Associated Press, for $4,000 damages
for libel. The matter complained OF con-
sists of q series of articles which the
plaintiff ayers reflected on his personal
integrity in the administration OF Ine
affairs of the Associated Press. M!.
simonton's friends claim that these arti.
ciss were unprovoked, and so clearly mali
cions as to leave him no other recourse than
to force his assailants to prove their own
charges in court. The real estate OF the
defendants has been attached. to abide the
result OF the suit.
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sser,erai aaysn sferra,..l

WAsHrHoToN, Sept. ~ rms custom re
cefpts for The week ending ON the f7thWert
81, 50e, 200. ss;a. tsj Il, sS
4 The New York EreniBaj Post states thai
Secretary Fish has instructed Minister
Washburne that he can do nothing what
ever in the name of this Government tore
3lieve the suferings OF the German residents
expelled from Paris. 1t adds that there il
great disappointment in private and official
circles at Berlin in consequence OF this de-
cision of the American Government.
The obSequies ofAdmiral Farragut will
be held October LIST. General Alexander s.
Webb has been invited to act as Chief
Marshal.
The Hermann, which sails for Bremen
Saturday, takes out g, 900 bushels of wheat
and large quantity Of tobacco. some OF
these steamers will run between New Or
leans and New York until commerce Is
deemed perfectly safe.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-There Is great
excitement about the new Minister to Eng
land. Ben Wade, of Ohio, is the most
prominent,
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Gc;:S AND FLOUE E1C2ANol.S
.siCHAoND, VA, Sept. %, is7e.
prFsHiHSS
Whedt.-Whit 3.l42 bushels. Red, 4 o42 bushels.
Corn.-White, 45t bushels. Yellow, % bushels.
Mixed coo bushels.
Oats l. 2S2 bushels.
Rye.-l54 bushels. ...-
SALES.
Wheat. White, 40 bushels very good a. g. so ; 81
hushei5 good ~ SlI45: l50 Dgshels very good at
81 4Is 2i2 bushes very good on private terms IS
bushels ut Sl.2j 80 bushels damp 1t Sl.22s: IL bush
els dsutgcd at 81 pa s7S bushels badly ccausd ut
~ IS l0O bushels uaInas led S5t.; 1866 u:tels al
rl.oV; rs bush IS at sl.35 go bushels inie Tor 4
S.l5 .. bm hc> rui At $l.9o is hushel, n 81 ~
T"tal. !, 100 bushels.
Wheat.-reI aa bushels very good Il. $l.35 III
bushels verg inieriyr IL 10; 354 b1sh-ls TAR at
81 % 2j4 bI2n.l- good III i. 80 II DIsbcls very
inferior ~ II Us; ?it bushels in.riOr Al Si.l5 u
nush IL ba'iy ceaaed ut 81 22s $50 ousl els rime
rn pr,yat Ie us 4S .Hsne It Sl.2o; l2u DusIe :
ut 81: A bushels at soc. 1873 bushels at ~ 271
T"Ial, Z. lto hush-'s
Corn. White, 81 bushels very good at Sl.lo: l00
bush. |, Ut 81 90: GO bushels ut $i.0s total. lpi
bus hels yellow. Is bushels ut Si.v2a. Mix u, ZEE
bu he,s very good al SLOT.
Oits.--2g2 bushels grod on vryate terms; III
bushels prime III 4sc 1906 bushels very good I'll 4jc
50 Dushcis Yer. good On private terms. Total
l,2s2 bushels. ,
csc. Total, 15s bushels.
RE-EXHlBITED.
Vhent. ~ hte ls8 bushels. Red, $50 bushels.
Corn-YellGw az bushels.
Rye.-14 bushels.
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ssycssns Ors. -zsnGS3e 81 gAsfong
5 .Sfffse narrcjs ard tsefces. r3sf3ESe s. %
barrels IstgsSscs: In kegs 7acss cdusfrs q


rsssns 0Is. ses sa.,ga. ,.s,,..s 81,
hasrsls III nss sas ID n' 81 PC
assssei, sa as9ts AZ ssasa ss.ss u
lib Il Sssses
s:s s % p ssesse. :rOa ata
z Ess,ss.;..ss e ss. 4 q :. 81 q
G. sss.;y c.. s,e q s.. Z BIZ ssss tx
&C.. & g., 49, ss:: .. a e sar
II: 4 ssSsa s. Size
low pine Soas hss sl ess eis ssssos
. ias e !snsss ssa sagElss gi sa
alsss s. ses q sssss
sado. Sef9sse.: Porto Rico. eoG7ss,; New e'riesas
p. Ra@.@ssv England, $50; Santa Cruz
Haiis.-In store. sosic.
OdLs.-BaIed. s5Gl6sc N hundred. ~
,perS s. sU; wSaie s sss.slis ;.ssness
dozen; best salad sNi castor, y u gallon w.
snia uorica.!ss Sc &C. per g ar s;,.,s,
Ptoto hosesafc, retail 20 %. ~
Pkaas1.--LaInp ss.2s ground Stab ssssy Ss
'' Pspp ~. Ss' Z. ...
ss ,sis;: e q heeof 2 y, passing
Rasx.-Mised cotton, 40 tsc.; waits &C.; woe
ei RoSs.MNanilla, best, ssGgc.
Rus.--6sQE6oc. for good 10 prime.
Rtce.-zcarolina, slaiec. II, ),
Ssesi.-NayIor's cast steel, 1sGSlssc. % nj Eng.
Iish 6iistsrsd, l'ic- ~ Aner1f sa pilsssse'
SaK-Liyerpooi. rom wharf "a s@ss;ss g s asss
SETS ground alum, f2Gtt2.t0 81 sack
Shot.-Northern. $3.50 81 Gax OF - ms, ~. ,s.v
Su9ar.-Market hrln. but not active Snt , tos1
A" 49,: -, - l53c.; xtra {, - lstc
Sodn.-Sai.. atGQ4c.. IN Kegs. Ehsi,5n rotia, eacs
SeTtaGn Ro0t--2aQ2ocr ~. - =
iSodp.-Common, sGse. hes. washing, iiGllscs;
toilet ls@2Oc.. and fancy prices country, s0sc.
Spirits Turpenttns.-soc. L.
timber, &c. 5r@Ss.75 a Loco, Hoop poles, ss hogs.
head hoops, SiU@ysG d.. Loco: red oak hogsnsao
slaves, s2s9Sse loo for seasoned $50 whisfeg
Sumac Al. as@slsa q 100 Us. An merchsntable
Sumac brings the Latter prlce. =,
Tur.-$3zS&Q so II barrel:
Gle npera ass sIsSss
TIti0L2. --lUf ED1lc. ..
I.neoar.-Cider s7s04sc. manufactured, 2sc. p
gallon. @ 49, - u Ssh IN
Wheat.-see Corn Exchange report. K
Whiskey.-Common. proof sf:se9si.2s; pure
rye ss@S4; j. Cromwelfs extra Eagle. .2&o VI
SrHmwels pineapple s.; X. a. x st,arss ao
WATERFORD. common. s1.7s@s2i good, s2.so9
81. Sherry. common. SL5saafs2; xood fs,sesss4.
Woot.-Unwsshed, ssassse.: wsaned 4sGtsc.s
bury wool. sc. less. saEt 49, sik--f.tszs ~
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

Tours, Sept. 22.-There is strong move
ment on the part of the clergy OF France
favoring national defence.
The following are the important engage
ments which have occurred during the in
yestment OF Paris On Saturday, Sept. 18th,
= Prnssisn brigade routed several battalions
of French north of Bretanne's forest. The
next day sharp skirnlish occurred near
Vitrey. On Monday, the 10th, the French
were driven from their entertainments near
Vitrey, losing seven guns; and near Yer,
sailles body of Ooo Gardes MoDiie Me le
eantnred by a number Of Prussians whose
protection had been solicited By the IN
habitants. ,.,,, :.
SIEGE OF sTRAsBouRG--AxoTHER LuNETTE 2
ss5 TAKEN. Sc z.s4
Z NvapELHEIa, Sept. 22s-The Siege OF
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Domestic Markets GBY TEnEenApH.l

NEW YoIK, sect e2-Noot, : Flour quiet and
unch. nged. Wheat and cor dul and ueStaageas
ro otta d u IsaD sse aUfeaas ssc sse
$50 bales: Iurpentine astcs hospi weak s:tsf naA'
Sl.so fre!Rnts n!in. IN 80 .,.,o-. aalest I 40
Eue.s. ..,S nj, wv urnm' Sfa;s and Ws,fprn
steady and 10 M iaps ar extr
30 Is; good to choice, 80 2G(lks. Wheat sheds
hrln.r. with . fair export uemand inter re, req
and amber Western. $lsSl 81 s5s Wnne - a scni-
gan 4s. Corn dull sna ne nnIng AZ s'sSssIe
Pork drmer and more active at $,s.ssGgsss.ss.
Lard unchanged. hlskey dni W eoesss nn.ra.S
Roti Is weak se T4li"w dull at S,sc. Fsgishts to
fvI,oi nn;a, rnttoI, : per sts IN. ID-IeGRAc..;
yi,.a.p ner sseam. &C.: per sail. sic. .5a -
"nS''' pei s'e"n, w. ~ ,-. =. ~ "a
,1 ~ .sttd .sss a. md csi asksd soi,s I'll bid,
slf ssked coupons old, 81 bid 81 ssk d.
Flour qniet and STEADY; Hown.d-ztre+t; -ss "
perfhe, S52Sass5ii3 !; sxtr Spysy.ioe y
Ira, s.egsl a sssSas .51 Emily. ssLc0
~ Z ~ ~ haat s..,dv AID IN rovd ,iem md GhviCs,
Maryland ed, 81 $50, Sl.tS; prime. s':5aNs.sS;
rommun, 81. lOGIsL 10; Whit, SD @tl % winter
~ 32@si. IS. Conn Ghe' yie aei
III T.LT1noHE as.--H-eves dail aud level .,r
a.: r., eip;s ssil mead; sale. ~ S she deii
:nd t-ndng d,wnwaLd, ,,Iiii nc mn y,g1s With
so KeI 4iotra nv i,Qs .'tS., - ,aarei,,t, G. as7
lev s"i'n a, a. tnG win mod ate supliy
u az. resp in ueLianu, $50 10 AMI, stock
la'r 10 g,oi t9s5c'; pn1I W
LOUISVILLE, sept. o. -Fleur fr,n extrs, TT .I
Corn iIrn Al soe c rok q%. u aao.
9'i srn. .t'erc'' l5c. WIN kew, si0Issc.
| 1nr,.TH,, Sest 90 J'.n..s,,--s'roste trssh,
d nrn eSi Irs "a ~. Iow To good lca,
ss'SgC Sis IL ''"AN '"s - 80 -,
c,so,v.r, s.rt % S,our ooes md mn.
changed Crn IL moderate demand ~ oss s.ei.
Wutkey dull and UNCHANGED Mess rors ms e Ia
01isc. 90 !.
,INcINNATI, Sept. 2'.-Tooacco hrnl' seasce'
| and uuchanSeu. - -
sT. I.orIs. Sep. Flour quiet. Nixed i'orn,
| Gor Whit kew nulet and unchaNgcd. HempsteauY
To,k :" dr. ouins. Btcon dali; ou'dets. l4c.;
c,s,r sid 8. l7iG6l7ic. Lard dali aud nnchanged
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The Bremen and American sfean'
ship Eines.

New YORK, Sept. 22.-The agent here OF
She Bremen line yesterday afternoon re-
eeiyed o telegram from Bremen directing
the Steamers Hermann and Frank to ges
ready for sea without delay: It expected
ths steamer Bremen viii sail Saturday Next
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English Finances.

LONDON, sept. 23-The statement of the
Bank of England is very favorable. The
accumulation oil bullion in the past six days
is greater than at the same date in the past
two wears
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Yellow Fever Mortality i'm New Or.
leans.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 22.--The deaths from
yellow fever for the day ending yesterday
were 8, of whom were from Italy, from
France, 2 from Germany, and from Virgil
mia.
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Tobacco Market.

. RICHMOND, Va.
SEPT. % We have no new feature to report
since our last. The market continues without any
material change. there are q few new primiDss
On the arket at $3.50 to SO; also few packages
new bright wrappers worth from $40 to $40:
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Formulation OF the FEDERAL Capital.

WASHINGTON, Sept. OF he census re-
turns show the population Of the District
of Columbia to be 131, 1888, and that o.
Washington to be 109,33S.
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Sale of Government Bonds In New

NRw YoRE, Sept. 22.-Tbe bids for Gov
eminent bonds to-day reached nearly
S9,00U,000. The highest was 10 90-1OO,
and the lowest 10 32-100. $1,000, 900 were
awarded at 100 32-100@109 41-100.
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&C.. So, go.

,nErosTEp FOR THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
ANOTHER PRUSSIAN SUCCESS
AT STRASBOURG.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

Frederick to be Emperor of Germany
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NOON DISPATCHES.

&C., &C., go.
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Dismembermemt of France Proposed
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,Tr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CTEAMDYEING EsfAB !, "a $3.50 AID
SppsGTSGP arsicu!sr sttenston sissn y ~
eeaustng OF carpets AUD csssssps i Egg
fancy dSesng IN any eolsr osssi 81. g - a.
ton essss u = FL LiEwIsLIsssEaika,
No. DO iSroaa ssseSst pes k,ehtn1Da. VI
.a,,,,s n, tho above, have rs,ea 81. 3
!, shsS = pSiSTIsG u Ets ny s.s1s..
MET all sinas Of siik and wasisg as s...,s.
l,Ies AZ nv printing can be seen g ny
a, eNSDi
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Grain and Flour Market.

Cc.S AND ELoUE EXCHANGE.
.2ICAhoND, VA, Sept. %, isfe.
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Hamilton.
Firth nistrict.-Alexander Rives, D. F.
Wilson.
Sixth District.-Thomas S. largest, John
r. Popham.
Seventh District.-John M. Thatcher, j.
b. Sener.
Eighth District.-Geo. G. Gooddell, John
w. Wolff.
The hair announced the following mem
bers as appointed by him:
First DiStrict.-Rufus S. Jones.
Second Distriet.-R. G. Green.
Third District.-Wms. G. Wickham.
Fourth District George W. Finney.
Fifth Distributions z. Jackson.
Sixth District.-Jobn +. Lewis.
Seventh DiStrict.-W. B. DOwney.
EIGHTH Disffict.-R. W. Hughes.
The election of chairman was then entered
into, Joe Cox nominated Samuel +. Mad
doy. Senator Lewis nominated ex-Gover-
nor Wells.
Considerable discussion ensued as to the
merits of the two candidates. Among
others was colored delegate from Iunen-
burg, who said he was glad to rise in this
land of the free and noble brave. Said ne
/" am no speaker, as ara Anthony say !;
but eff Brutus was here Icould puta tongue
in evry one o. Cesar's wounds, or Woonds,
or whatever you chose to eau 'em; WY,
I'd make Rome howl. Great God Almighty
what are we tryin' to do? To march right
straight along for this 0s /; ReFg1n1y H. ti in
peace, and first In the hearts OF our country
men and Mr. Samuel e. Maddox is the man
for this place, because we want Governor
Wells for some other place. Why, great
God. we wants Governor OF sumpin else
AS for Mr.. Wells, well, Pm done we'll. We
all likes wells, and we drinks deep j; but il
the wells leak, then thar's nothing to drink
why, great God, what does he want. n ow
father PRESIDED, speakin' of reyeratior
and yeneration, here's an old mar
iaSeperatorD james, who / saw here
when this Convention was first consnm.
mated, and ! remarked. sir, that you
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our wish anu determination TO show by the
results OF our elections this fall that the
bulk Of our people have been no parties to
this game OF deception, and are swift to
condemn it.
&. That the contrirance through means OF
Il third party, termed L" Conservative" To
evadc the ISSUES between the great national
parties-Republican and Democratic-is but
part Of the articles AND receptions which
won the late in glorious victory in this State,
is too Dalpabie to mislead, and is unworthy
of frank and honorable foe.
I. That no disguise or preteXt can avail
to save this third party, SO far rs it affects
opposition to the Republican party, from
being merged into the Democratic party,
which alone constitutes that opposition; so
that in respect to al national issues and all
national elections the Conservative party
means nothing more nor less than the
Democratic party, unless, indeed, this Or
sanizatiou be q convenient house Of refuge
for time-servers whose expectation may be
TO 20 over to that one Of the two parties
that shall prove to be the stronger. SO that
for the present these two parties have an
equal interest in demolishing this halfway
house and leaving It's timorouS inmates to
make the same open tigat which falls to their
lot.
S. That while the baffled leaders Of seccs.
sion are announcing the failure of Repuli-
can government and the inevitableneSs oil
monarchy or imperialism as its successor,
our faith, on the contrary, is strengthened
and confirmed in our Republican, govern
mcnt by late events, our sympathy Stimu-
iated in behalf Of the people abroad who
are struggling for it, and our teryent graft.
tude to God aroused by the glad tdlngs OF
The spread of Republican ideas among the
nations OF Europe.
9. That we are admonished by the course
of the General Assembly that we have
no chance of securing the fruits OF
our new Constitution, nor the meas
urcs of relief required by the people,
unless we shall demonstrate at the
polls strength that cannot be condemned,
and public will that must, sooner or later,
be obeved and hence that we invoke our
friends Throughout the State to unusual
activity and vigilance in the pending cab.
yass, in order that we may not lose by eva
sion or delay what the people have decreed
by vote nigh unanimity.
10. That we earnestly recommend the
70, nation Of Union Republican tickets OF
county officers in the spirit OF concilla--
tory policy, and congratulate ourselves ana
the State upon the hbera!ity ana regard 10
the public service which have SO lar charac-
terized these Republican nominations, espe-
eialsy in counties where the Repubilcans
have undisputed sway.
il. i hat the Republican party OF 1his
State respectfully and earnestly asks CON
gress for such legislation as viii secure 20
the people of this State the benetcent pfo-
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PLATFORM RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-07
y. Johnson VS.. d, X. Conway.

CIXTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ism Of Orleans, No. s62- by virtue of writ OF
heri tacias AGAINST the city Of New orleans gar,
right and for the OF Oliver Marchand
to me- directed BY the honoraois tbs
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction. the Merchants and Auctioneers
b. change. Royal street, between Canal and Custom
TUESDAY, April 10, 1870 at twelve o'clock H.,
the f2lIGTing 0 asss5;eed PT9IRasNrty to Wit
bounded by Poydras, BaIonne, Perdido and Carroll
streets, measuring one hundred ard fifty feet six
inches on baronre street. nifty feet I'VE inches
on PerdIdo street, and one hundred and fifty feet
four and three eghths inches Carroll stfeer, and
httyseVsn feet i've inches on The line nearest Poy
dras street, subject 80 the usufruct granted to
Christian Schneider, LOUIS Schneider and Hermann
Eaberber by act passed before Will sm j. Castell,
notary public in this city, on the eighteenth OF May,
1867 and al2o all of TIE rights of the city TO purchase,
at the exf alton OF the charter of the New Orleans
and Carroiiton Railroad Company, to wit: On the
lot, at value TO be fixed by four apprai ers two to
be named by each party, who, in of disagree
snf T Sasl ap 9T an uPTe s;tn.tsd in .,s
square bounded by Baronne. Perdido, Poydras and
Penn streets. design ated by the letter plan
OF Piiie It Murray, surveyors, dated September H.
1862, and annexed to act lease passed between
the city of New Orleans and Kern Il Fellnau. before
W j. Castell, notary public in this city, the said
eleventh day OF September, 1869.
sad lot measures twenty feet on Baronne street,
with the same front Penn street: seventy feet
seventy feet eight inches on he line toward Poydras
street, subject to the lease of Kern Fel,man for
fourteen years, from the aforesaid eleventh Septem
Der. lot9 at the rate of $3.50 annuul and tho
further condition that the buildings and imp -ove
ments erected by SAID Kern Il Feman shall revert
TO the CITY at the expiration of said lease and s of
toe rights aud interest OF the city to the conditions
OF said Lease.
Seized il the above suit.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
mnl9 apl - Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-07
no. 81
AN ACT

For the Relief of the Southwestern Bible
Society, and to Exempt their House and
Lot and their Bibles and Testaments from
Taxation.
SECTION l. Be it enacted By the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the State of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That whereas the Southwestern Bible So
Ciety of New Orleans, incorporated in
eighteen hundred and fifty, is an institution
for purely religious and benevolent pur-
poses, and as such is supported by the
voluntary contributions of the public, and
makes no profit in the sale of its Bibles and
Testaments. which constitute It's stock, but
disposes OF chem at coat or by actual dona-
ton, the current years assessment upon
the property mentioned in thIs act be and
the same is hereby RENTED.
SEC, & Be it further enacted ETC., That
the property Of said society, to wit: their
Bible house and lot at number one hundred
End sixty three 1G3} Camp street, New Or
leans, and the stock of Bibles and Tesla
ments usually kept on hand for the pur
poses above recited, be and the same are
hereby exempted from taxation under any
all the provisions of the law for assessment,
any law or color of law to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(SigpedD MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved March 16, 1870.
(Sigped) W. c. WARN0TH,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. f.. BovEE,
Secretary OF State.