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Unstamped Letters,

ossAined In the New Orleans Postofnes
fsr Want Of Postage. May 2.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
sers Can have them forwarded to destination
BY calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
TO the Dead Letter Office.
Reuenue stamps not receivable as postage.
]. E. A., Times Office, lock box No. "a.
Had Directions.
Miss Amy Calmon. WashIand Plantation.
Miss Martha Douglass, Lewis Wood Yard,
Louisiana.
Matthew Caughlin. Donaldson Plantation.
Miss Rebecca J. Reading, Leesburg.
E. Stowe, Plantsville Co.
E. L. Fairchild & Son., Hazlehurst.
Illegal Stamps.
Miss Anna Wheaton, Shreveport. La.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
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Monetary and Commercial!
MON ETAR Z.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, 1
MONDAY EVENING. May 2. 1870.
The money market proper is unchanged
On the street AL notes, with unquestionable
cOllaterais, and AL business paper, are
quoted at 10 u cent q annum, and second
grade at y cent . month; AL mortgage
paper at 9@1O y cent % annUm and second
grade at 1l@l2.
Gold opened at 1l5@1l54 against ll53 at
New York;, and closed at ll44@1l5 against
lis at New York;. The sales embraced
$4,000 at 1l4!; 5000 at l14s; $4,000 at
114s@ll5; $4,000 and $4,000 at lis; $500 at
pll54, and $4,000 at l15s. Nothing re-
ported in silver.
Foreign exchange varied with the course
OF gold, opening iirmer, but subsequently
falling off to about yesterdays closing rates.
ing $4,000 bank at l26; $4,000 AL clear at
1255@l25l; $4,000 Al clear and bill of fading
at l253; $4,000 and $4,000 bill of lading at
l25; f4500 doat 1244 f2500 at l24a, and s23OO
at 1244; also Els, 900 rates not ascertained.
The only transactions reported in francs
were So 900 AL clear at T. 52A, aud so, 900 at
5l4 We quote sterling at l25l@126 for
bank, and l244@l254 for good to AL bill of
lading and Clear, and francs at -@4.5 so for
= Domestic Exchange was without any varia-
ton. The banks drew on New York ut per
cent. premium. and the sales embraced
SIS, 900, $50, 900 and $50 900 private bankers
sight on New York at 9-32 premium; $50, 900
Go at 5.l6; $4,000. SIS 600, and $50, 900
commercial sight at 4, and $4,000 bank
sight on New York at premium; $40 900
gold check on New York sold at 4@5-16
premium.
The stock market was very dull, and but
few transactions worthy of note transpired.
Mississippi valley levee stock broke. and
was offered in the afternoon freely at s12 D
share. The only sale reported, however,
was 200 shares 1T s14; after the board last
night lot of 200 shares sold at s14 so .
share.
In bonds we heard of no movement;
dealers bought State warrants at ST. for new,
and 81 for old, and Metropolitan Police at
"a for new issue, and sold the former at SS9
for new, and 1894 for Old, and the latter at
Cages.
City treasury notes were bought in small
sums by the dealers at Is and sold at Is dis.
count.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
ID Car,ere ". John Il. Dyer.

u. =. C0rBerS Vs. OOnu - AS1S
COURTH DISTRICT COURT FOB The
+ parish of Orleans, No. % 975-By virtue OF VIII
of sci and sale to directed ~ the nonGrsoe
the Fourth District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
IN the above entitled cause Will proceed 70 sen =,
public auction, at the Merchants and Auc1oneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Cana! ana Ousoom'
house streets in the Second District OF this city on
SATURDAY. june ! ls7s; At twelve 1;t O'CLOCK NJ
i GER iAlN LOr OF GROUND, together WITH
all til buildings and Improvements thereon rlents.
WAYS and privileges thereunto belonging. or IN any
Wise apperrainng, situate. lying and being IN tne
Faub1ur2 Waship Gton, Third District OF tnis CITY,
drawn by Giroux Castaipg. architects, on the
9 ghteenth December, 1850. and deposteonn me Oh.
nee of p Lacoste, then notary public In TINS Guy;
said lot measuring twenty SIX feet front on Deslio
street by eighty feet deep, between parallel nnss
being th same property acquired by the oeienoent
by purchase from Mr. O. W. Salzmann. q per ecs
before Cuvilier. notary public. in TINS CITY, os'eo
ALL AND SINGULAR THAT PORTION OF
GROUND adjoining the above described. together
with all the buildings and improvements tnefeon'
rights. ways and privileges thereto attacneo' nAv
Desire street, by one hundred and twenty feet IN
depth, between parallel lines ,,o
g. AND ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND,
contiguous toward Casacslvo street to the one mere
in above secondly described, and measuring (said
portion of ground) fifteen feet front on said Desire
Street, by one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
The said two portions OF ground hereinaoove
secondly and thirdly described, being the same &C
0uired by the defendant from the said Mrs. q. ".
SaIzmaun as per act before said notary, j. Cuvil-
Ier dated twenty sixth October 1865.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
my3 l6ie4 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Board of School Directors for the City
OF New Orleans.
OF THE

Board of School Director. for the Cit,
| OF New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, La, April %, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
President Hahn in the chair.
Ten members present, and
On motion of Mr.. staes. the reading of ths
journal was dispensed with.
The President asked further time in which
to announce committees not yet appointed
which, on motion Of Mr.. Staes, was granted
MIR. Stockdale gave notice that at a future
meeting he would offer a resolution to sc
amend paragraph one Of chapter two, of the
rules and regulations, as to divide the Com
mittee on High Schools, Normal Schools,
Lib rary, Text Books and Apparatus, and
| form new committee, to be called the Com.
mittee on Library, Text Books and Appara.
| tus.
! REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Shelley, chairman Finance Committee,
| reported favorably on the rent of rooms No.
203 Camp street, from April / to May Is,
which was adopted.
Mr.. Stockdale, chairman Committee on
Rules and Regulations, reported progress.
The Committee on Credentials reported
Mir. Fabius NICK. Dunn, who was present,
as having qualified.
On motion of Mr.. Grant, several commu-
nications, recommending names for appoint
ment as ward directors, and referred to this
board by the State Superintendent, were
placed on file.
Mr.. Shelley moved that the board elect
City Librarian, which was adopted.
Mr.. Staes proposed the name Of Mr.. Clar-
endon DAWSON, who was elected by &C
clamatioD.
Mr.. Grant moved that Mr.. Samuel Jack.
son be elected to continue as Assistant Lii
brsrian. The motion was adopted and Mr..
Jackson was unanimously
On motion of Mr.. Grant, the Secretary
WAS Instructed to report, at next meeting,
the amount necessary to be paid per month
for services of messenger.
The following resolutions were offered by
Mr.. Meade, and adopted:
ReSol0ed, That the president of this board
be and he is hereby requested and directed
10 apply 10 the person or persons lately con.
trolling the public schools in this city for
possession of the books, furniture, appa-
Tatus aid appendages in the possession of
the late Board of School Directors of this
city.
Resolped, That in case the late Board of
Directors of the public schools of this city,
or any of their officers, agents, employees,
or any other persons. shall persist in vio-
lating the law, or shall usurp control OF the
public schools. or shall fail Ur refuse to de-
liver the books, furniture, apparatus, and.
appendages Of said schools, or shall presume
or pretend to act as School Directors for the
city of New Orleans III violation of law, the
President of this board shall be authorized
and is hereby directed to cause such legal
or judicial proceedings to be instituted in
the premises, as in his judgment may be
necessary and proper, and in such proceed.
ings TO act in the name and on behalf of the
members Of this board.
On motion of MIR. Grant, the board ad-
j burned, to meet Monday evening, May 2,
at seven o'clock.
NATHANIEL T. KENDALL.
Secretary.
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OPELOUSAS.
Richard .. venables VI. Anna C,av,,r

&IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPkRIsu
~ of Orleans, No. l29l.-By virtue of a writ Of ssiz
ure and sale to me directed by the HonorsbIa t1a
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in The
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell ar nnb;c
auction, at the Merchants and Auctiorsers; ~
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District of this citn
on SATURDAY. May IA, 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ
the fonoWlag described property to wit "
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all
the puilolngs and improvements thereon mo 15q
ot mary street,. rights ways and privileges cns
,ons, sefVitodes ana appurtenances thereunto he
ong ne or N any wise appertainfng situated in he
Fourth district OF this city the souara bonn SaS
Dy St Mary, Felicity, Plaquemine or Coiisenm and
chestnut streets. SAID lot being designated bv ~
number five on the original plan made nv yoh0 o
schubert, civil engineer, in March, 1898 and 80
nexed 10 an act passed before D. L. McCjay Ihen .
notary puoiie IN this city, the twelfth iarrarH
1887, ana measures thirtyone feet eleven inches ca
nve lines front 81 st. Mary street and thirtS a
feet IN width IN tina rear by hundred and $500
seven FEET ten inches and two lines in dentb ~
Sloe line toward Chestnut street or line ad;o;r; ~;
lot number four, on original PLAN and one brnaSS
and twenty-seyen feet two inches ana s;r T 81
the opposite SIDE toward Plaquemins or S,aiia On
street, on the line adjoining lot numhar us I'M
original plan; all English measure 'iA' on
being the same property acquired nv tho a.,
,endanS by purchase from plaintif per act nassa
before James w Breediove, late ~, KS;
TINS CITY, dated March 3, 1865. p''''io IN
Seized In the above suit =
Terms-Cash on tne spot
.r,e,o,. ., THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
"s'f caerin OF the Parish of Orleans
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iEpOBTS,

L1VERPOOL-Bsrk Annie K rlbaIl-2S $50 blue f re
briczs 700 SKIS salt 81 800 states 70 earthenware
pkgs hardware 30 kegs sroODate soda 1876 eace. OF
soda ash t3 bbs soda stalls 50 drums SOFA
csks hardware loo csks beer 81 bds rolled l03
bdls bar iron bags cotton
CARDlFF-shp Iua Liy-42S5 bars railroad iron
lNDlAsOLA AND GALVESTON - Steamship
Gov Marvin9 beeves Ito yearngs lC00 dry hides 65
bdls green tkns
TAMPICO->choonsrJ acinto-S520O in specie 80 par.
rots 100 pounds red pepper
PENSACOLA-Stesmsho Lizzie-50 900 Iaths
NEW 1ORk-Stean ship General Meade-Asso-te ed
mdse
MOBILE -Stesmer Laura-5l bales cotton IL gins 1.
bale domestic 20 bdis paper II bbls turpentne and
dries
KEY WEST VIA FLORIDA PORTs-Steansni,
Lavaca-So bales cotton 5l0 SIX. and suudries
SABINE PAsS-SLsamship MatagOrda-5 b slss of
cotton and sundrIss
MoBlLE-Stsamar Lcuise-Sruiries
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CGNSTAHLE'S SALES.


j. Pritcirns d vs.. Mrs. n. F.. Thompson
and j. a. Shsldon.
ENIRST JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
L lsh Of preans-Nos 1873, 1878 49sU and 1881. by
virtue OF four a. wrts of teri facss to me directed
oy the hodorabie q; W. Sader First Justice Of
the Pesce In and for the PARISH of Orleans | viii
proceed To sell at public auction on FRIDAY Mas
o. 1870, at twelve O'Clock Nj. at No. I39 Julia street
near corner of Damp street.
One upright PIANO.
Seized IL Lhe above entitled and numbered suis
Terms-Cash on tne spot in United States rgas-
ury notes.
A. A. PLATTSNIER,
apo -Smgb Constable.
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RECEIPTa OF PRODuCE.

sHREVEPO Rr-steamer 3ele-l4S4 bales cotton
20f SKIS COTTON iced and suudries
TENSAS RIVkR-Sieamer Eureka No. l7-S7 baes
cotton Us SKIS cotton seed and uCdries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Henry Tete-2 q hhGs sugar
& bbis moiasses and sundries
BAYOU SARA-Steauer Vt. S, Pike-lI2 bales of
cotton lbs hhds sugar and sundries
ST LUUIS-Steamer " Arthur-9i bales cotton
~ hhds tobacco 213 SKIS 1l30 oats 25 bran
100 csks bacon 80 hams 1851 bbls flour 75i pbs
2a7 ties lard 2a1 bales hay and sundres
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
Observation-Disclosures Frank Parxoud-l5H balas
cotton ISL SKIS cotton seed and su1dries
JEfFERSON-StearlerL Lotus No 3-lC44 bales cotton
and sundries
MINDEN-Stesner Big Eo.n-59l bales cotton and
sundres ~
MINDEN-steamer Jennie H0well-IOl5 bales cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bradish Johnson-o9j bales
cotton l5S head c. title 61 head sheep
LOWER COAST-Ste srer San hicolas-ls4 hills r,a
62 hhds sugar SO bbls moas'ses
TUN1CA LAEDING-Steaner NJ Sbarn-1201 rnrds
wood and suldries
BY TIE BAIL9Cl
MCRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAs RAIL
HoAD May 2-2 SKIS cotton seed IS hf ba es moss and
sun, ries
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j. Hurckett ds Son vs. Coarad schola and
Mrs. G. Scnold-
ESIRST JUSTICES COURT. PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 4560-By virtue of writ of fieri
taciss to me directed By the Honorable George
w. Sacer First Justice OF the Peace in and
for the parish Of Orleans. shall proceed 20 sell
at public auction. on WEDNEs DAY. May 4, 1s70,
st twelve o'clock NJ. at the corner Of Psrdido and
Rampant streets. the following described property
to wit
CONTENTS OF one bar ROOM and one lot of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, seized in the above
entitled suit ! ~
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
A. a. PLAFTSMIER,
apA n7l4 Constable.
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MEMORANDA.


Captain Partridge Of the bark Hindoo from Liverpool
reports seeing ship Lawrence, from Boston, IS Gays
out, having experienced very heavy weather losing
Storage apparatus The captain of the shp had bis leg
broken dur the gale Captain Partridge offered hel
assistance, but on account of the heavy Sea on was
unable to communicate. The Lesrence was steering
for st Vincent Cape de Verde Island which bore south
south, a)out 400 miles.
STEAMSHIPS TO SAIL.
The steamship Lums ten, Captain Rutter, is loading
leave with disRSSch for Liverpool.
The sreams Matagords, Captain Olsen, leaves Bra
shear City for Sabine Pass. every Saturday on the
val o the 73J a NJ trains from Algiers
The Morgan steamers for Galveston leave the terminus
of the Louisiana and Texas Railroad at Berwiek's Bay
on the srrval of the s A. M trains from Algiers as
follows: Josephine, Captain Lewis every Tuesday and
Saturday City OF Norfolk Captain Wilson every Sun
day and Thursd3y.
DOMESTIC POETS.
Philadelphia. Ma 2-The st ssmship Yazoo from New
Orleans arrived ou the frat instant
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A Elmer Bader 81 Co. w. Mrs, Mnth,lae
Fortier (Widow Edmond Fortier)
EIFTH DISTRICT COURTFOR THE PARISH
= OF Orleans, No. sl.-By virtue OF a writ If
nefl lacias issued on twelve months bond
70 me directed by the Honorable the Eifth
Distrlct Court for the Parish of Orleans in
tne above entitled cause, will proceed to So a.
Puonc auction, at the Merchants and Auct;oneers'
Excnanse, Royal street, between Canal ana Cas-
toihnouse streets. IN the Second District OF rhis
city, on SATURDAY, May % lsso ar
we've O'Clock NJ. the following deserted
r.! A LOT OF GROUND, situate in the Faubeurx
ILreine IN the Second District of New Orleans in
ne square comprised within Ursulines. IRENE S.
Fnnappe and ST. Hlsude streets, and measures. in
~ tort! five feet seven inches front on
eepth petween parallel lines and bounded on one
soe by the property of A. Chevalon OF alkIens AND
Won- osner see by the property of the heirs of
on Ine rear by the property of Mrs Biondean ~
Ass,sns; together with all the buildings and im
3riv;1ensn ~ .neIeon, or appurtenances and
-; ne ouloinSs and improvements comprise sna
oto4a t"o-'tory brick dwelling house. sIaia roofed
outnoSses, etc, nne garden in front iron siI;n1'
Ds,hg the same property acquired nv the a.
tenuanl herein by purchase from the successon os
q DeIedmlni. Sr., as per act passed bafora Ajcsa
July, 1851. ''' 'A me Ursl oay OF
Seized in the above suit
1erEs-Cash on the spot.
a,oe ruc,o THOMAS L. MAXWELL
apo my6 q Sheriff of the Parish Of Ora.,,.
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o,oc c,a = THUMAS i. MAXWEIJ
"o-o Ihyo % Sheriff of the Parish of Oria.s.



k'oGETa DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAD
teri in Oh orleans No % 37l-By virtue of writ Of
1 E. Iso1as to me directed by the Honorahia tSa
rooft IN District Court for the parish Of Orssns
sell nj n aHoys entitled cause. will proceed to
.ar ~ pqohc auction, at the MERCHANTS ana A."
and fbehsnse Royal between Canal
snis city,; on MONDAY May 3 iS!0 D =, OF
to e Ms NJ the following described nronestv
xi Ivy ~ CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. topetba,
s;tna+e ei T.; tpuIialngs and improvements thereon
BY Ios,o In this State, in the square bounded
Jersey sfraaf avenue. Delachaise, Chippewa and
SSu.eeS slfeets ON plan drawn BY L. A. Had;n into
in ths ose 'o os Sixteenth Of deposited
IN lhs city as plan No. 20s Said lots aSip;n;n
un utner, m asure each tnirty.two feet front n
in depth o" anu seventeen feet
oeihe the same property which the dafe,d.
acquired by purchase from Jaenuas G Goi91,noant
A n,ho per act passed before sem Magnet nopar1
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Oash on the spot
s,-o,o -. THOMAS L. MAXWELL
p. - nyo oner1ff OF the Parish of Orleans
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62PUHTE,
BALTIMORE VIA KEY WEST AND HAVANA
Is bbs -four 10 IF bbls -four 0 SKIS 10 sks tc
bacon tor Key West % bills oil Is bales hay 1000
flour S75 in Specie for Havana bbls whisky IL pkgs
mdse for Baltimore
INDiArOLA VIA GALVESTOS-Stearn.hi hip
llC0 bbs -four 10 hhds loo bxs candles so bbls
mo asses 50 ebs whisky LOO ba coffee LOG SKIS 100
SKIS loo bbls leo bbls meal 100 pkgs mdse
Tor Galveston leo SKIS oats 80 tales hay leo bbs potatoes
$50 pkgs mdse Tor indianoa
BOSTON-Sehooner A F Ames-2l2 900 feet lumber
FLORIOA PokTS-Steamshlp L4vAcs-l503 bbls of
flour ga pigs mdte 81 hi bb -four IA Is csks
bacon cbis Iolasses &c hams bags coffee II of
whisky bbs sugar pkgs tobacco 10 bales hay OF
lard bbls beef bDs pork 50 SKIS cats
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CEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten da,s
from the present notification, if any they have or
can. why the account presented By the testament
airy executrix of this estate should not be homolo
gated and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith. !.
By order Of the Court.
apps 30 my6 NJ o. TRACY Clerk
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SnmpaOn bros VS.. william u. Th0np.
son.
FOURTH DlsTRICy COURT FOR THE PAR:
L ism of Orleans, No. % s2l-By virtue OF writ of
seizure and sale directed by the Honor able the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans In
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctionsers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse in the Second District OF this city
on FRIDAY, May 20, 1870, at twelve O'Clock ~, the
following described property, to wit
THE ONE UNDfvfDED HALF PART of .
certain portion of grount, situate on and forming
part of the bature front of the faubourg aulet,
First District of this city and in the square psund-
ed by Front Robin and Race streets and the Misss.
sippi river the said portion of ground having about
one hundred and seven'y-hve feet front on said
Front street. by depth and front on the continue
ton of Race of about one hundred and eighty
feet the said Mississippi river. and being part of
the property acquired by the said defendant Jointly
with the late William NJ. Lambeth by an act OF par
tition between them and Alexander p Gray. Willism
G Hewes Charles DsBlapc and Edward Durrive.
passed before David l. McOsy, late notary public
of tins city. the twenty-fourth day OF June,
1899.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Casn on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
apl9 my3 20 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
d o ANTS MSHIP LINE.
Comprising the tirstclass steamships
CKESCENT OiTH. Captain Geo. L. Norton
e SaNHn .Hi;,r. Captain Miner B. Oiowell
$1,000 al AiES Captain A. BiaEcn ard
WESTERN ME rROPOLiS captain H. S. QUICK
ES6n. COMPRISING THE FIRST GLASS
- SA1sa Steamships
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATUR-
DAY.
The Steamship
GENERAL ME1DF,
A. W. SAMPSON, Commander.
Will leave her wharf foo. of Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY, May T. st5PM
These steamers nave superior accommodations
TO, passengers.
Cduiu HdosdSe' sou
Steerage Fassa g9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool GIss.
gov and Bremen.
For freight passage, apply TO
Low LUDWIGSEN,
No. $50 Common street.
The sssamsnip SHERMAN vii. follow. leaving
on SATURDAY May IL at P. NJ.
ksS5 oc21 iy
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The Ciiy Of New Orl.an.
C,EVENrrrI Gamblin.
= ism Of n.i DiSI RlCT COURT FOR TIE PAR.
Herr fan;a Crieans No. 2735-By virtue Of n w-.t ~
entb Dssr 10 me directed by the Honorable the Ssy
in the nhoI Court for the parish OF Orsans.
nnbI;c a. entitled cause, will proceed to sail al
fIohsHaaue tIon, at the Merchants and Auctsnsers
house. stra Eoya street, between Canal and Custom
On SIIIHSsts, In he Second District Of tsis civ
M ar LbnifDAAY, May 20. 1870, at twelve ocIocs
CER TTTAl.9Mlng described property. to wit
ReonD isrrlot OF his city in the square by
nienVIe Irene. Cont, and Franz lin sSrasts Mas.
si ,hs twenty one feet front On Coat Stree nv
eighty feet In depth. Is' s'hee" W
=, A CERTAIN LOT Or Gpo1,xn .;.,,.,os :.
t he second District of this city. in the square
streets ss Bengiie Irene. CONT ard Franklin
depth. a sWenV-seVSH Ies0 IN
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on che spot
.ronroo THOMAS L. MAXWELL
"p~ N.Y. ~ Sheriff ct ShelParish Of Orleans
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MARKETS.

DOmestic Markefs.
new York, May 2, Evening Cotton dull
and unchanged: sales to-day 800 bales; mid
ding uplands, &c. Ficur-superfne State,
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BELOW COMING Up.
BELOW WAITING

Bark Alice Gray GO days frou Cete Frsnce master
Ship Mary Russell. 50 days from Liverpool to master
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Steamship Liberty, Reed for Baltimore via Key Wes
Steamship Clinton. Beckett for Andisnvls via Gal
weston
Steamship Lavscs scheil ger. for Key West via Fords
Ports
Schooner A Ames, Whet more, for Boston
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Marine Intelligence.
YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIC An, ,
Tuesday, may g. 1870.