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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-19
Monetary and Commercial
Is ON ETA by.

oFFiUK CE THE DAILY RgpUbaiCA n, !
MONDAY EVENING. April le, laTo. !
| The money market proper CONTINUES quiet
and easy, with 90 Quotable change in street
rates, which are l01l2 % cent % annum
| for Al notes secured by uuqutationable
| collatteraIs and Al business paper without
| collaterais, and liWla per cent y month Tor
| second grade; l0@ll u cent % anuum for
Al mortgage paper, and 120- Tor second
| grade.
Gold opened at 1850 49, (against 49, atNew
York), and closed al ll3sG9l134 against ll3f
| at New York;. The sales Included $4,000 AID
SIS 600 at lis; $4,000 at 49,; sII 900, SIS coo
and SIT 600 at 1874; $1,000 ana $40 900 at
1lS{Gll53; and $4,000 at llSs. We near OF
no .Ies OF silver
The movement in Foreign Exchange was
very limited, but under an lnlF rovemens in
gold ana sterliDg;bills at New York, rates at
the close showed Il further advance OF SOB
81 cent. The sales OF sterling embraced
Gl2,O00 including $1,000 and $4,000 Al clear,
at l23 and $4,000 at 1881! In francs /, CSC 600
commercial changed hands. of which 800, 900
at -, and 10000 aud 200 600 at AGO. Ser.
ling may be quoted at l223@I234 and 1881
for good to Al bill of lading ana clear, and
l24Ql24s Tor bank, and francs COG for
the former and -@4564 for the latter.
The offerings OF domestic exchange were
more liberal, but still the supply was only
mOutTdLt, duu rates continued without any
quotahle variation. The banks checked on
New York at / u cent premium, and the
sales included $1,000 and $50 900 commercial
sight Oh New York at /; SIC, eco and $50 600
commercial. S23 000 aud $4,000 private bank
ers', and SIS, 600 bank at 8 81; so, 900 and
S25, 1000 private bankers, and SIS coo bank
at 5 lG. and $4,000 five days sight on New
York at par.
III stocks we notice sales of 200 Crescent
City Slaug hterhCuse at S3l %; 200 do a.
$32 so; SO do at S32 62A; 200 DO at S3a 70;
100 and 100 DO at S53; 100 do deliverable
day after to.morrow) ut s32; 80 Crescent
City Railroad at s13 50;10O Mississippi Valley
Nav cation Company at IS; 80 10 at IS %;
20 and 30 do at IS SO; 100 al 50, End 100 at
50 25.
We heard Of no transactions in bonds.
No round sales OF warrants reported. |
Some OF the dealers bought State at SO for |
new issue, and 92@923 for old, ana Me,ropcl |
itan Police at 92@925, and sold the former |
at 80 for new anu So ga for old, and the |
latter at $685.. City treasury notes were |
without any apparent movement. Dealers |
rates for small sums were III per cent dis |
count buying and - selling.
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MARKETS.
Domestsc Marks t..

New YORK. April IS, Evening. of
1881 l14s; fvetwenties of 1862, 1924; of
1864 ll0s: of 1865. l119; new, 1895; of 1867,
ITO; ofls6S 1l0i; ten-torties. 1906 Tennes-
sees, 80; new, 54i; Virginias, cog; new, So;
Icuisisnas, 754; new, 70; levee skies, "A;
Fights, 81; Alabama Fights, SO; fves. rs;
Georgia skies, IS; sevens, SO; North Caro-
inas, 463; new, 22!; South Carolinas, 49,;
new. SD Sugar firm; Demarars. l12@12c;
Porto Rico, 9a@l0l; muscovado, $685..
NEW YORK, April Is, Evenlng.-Cotton
closed quiet and firm; middling uplands
C3ac. Flour: State and Western shade
tirmer, more doing; State at 81 so; Western
Mt 81 As; Southern firm. Wheat active at
moons advance. Corn in good demand; old
and new mixed We,te 81 1901 Is. Beef
steady. Pork heavy and lower at S27 621.
Lard heavy, shade lower; kettle rendered
I5s@l6}c. Whisky firmer at 81 O50l O6.
Rice dull. Sugar firm. Coffee firm and
quiet. Molasses steady. Turpentine 1890
47c. Rosin 81 05@2 O6. Tallow quiet.
FIeights quiet; cotton, steam Id; sail Id.
fine s. s5@4 10. What dull; No. w. 3, red dp fall
81 03@1 05. Corn 92@93hc. Oats 53656c.
Rye 75@77c. Whisky 81. Groceries IN
changed. Pork s2S 75@S29 Bulk meats:
Shoulders lie; clear rib sides l5c; clear
sides 15sc. Lard l51c.
CINCINNATI, April lS.-Flour steady; fam.
Hy 20 IOtU5 Az. Corn S4US7c. Oats 540Q
SOc. Cotton frner; middlings 22c. To
bacco firm and receipts light. Whisky $50
80. Pork $2S Is 028 so. Bulk meats: Shout
ders l03c; clear rib sides 1890; clear sides
l43c. Bacon: Shoulders 112c; clear rib
sides l5sc; clear sides l6sc. Lard Ice. Butter
Sog35c. Eggs Ice.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April IS. Shipments Of cotton
from Bombay to the sixteenth instant, since
the last report, $4,000 bales. This is re-
garded as excessive among the cotton men
here. Corn BOD. Lard 6ss Cd. Pork quiet.
HAvRE, April 18.-Cotton opened quiet;
low mlddlings l3i.
FRANKFORT, April ls.-Evening.-B
closed at 95b@95l.
HAvRE, April S.-Evening-Cotton closed
quiet both on the spot and afoat; low mid.
dlings afoat L. 80.
PARIS. April lS-Evening .--Bourse closed
firm. Rentes 1850.
LIVERPOOL, April 1S.-Evening.- Bread
stufs 6rmer. Provisions quiet,
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Toorr1HuED FROM FIRST PAGE
Appalachico'a, with merchandise and pas
eenrers to F. W. Perkins & Co. No de.

Appalachico,s, with merchandise and pas
eeneers to F. W. Perkins Co. No de.
V1oKsBuRe. April ls-Passed down: Hen.
~ Ames, 8 A. NJ; Glasgow. l P. Nj. R. E.
Lee, p. H.; Natchez, P. NJ. Weather
clear and pleasant. River rising slowly.
CINCINNATI, April l8.-The river fell two
inches within the past twenty four hours ;
twenty-two feet ten inches in the channel;
eeyenty-nine feet two inches under the
bridge. Arrived: Edinburg, from New Or.
leans.
kLoursv1LLR, April 1s.-Departed: Louis
vile, for New Orleans. River rising; eight
feet eight inches in the canal; six feet eight
inches in the chute; eighty-two feet under
the bridge. Weather is cloudy and disagree
able.
PIrrsBURG, April 1S.-Weather raw, with
occasional rain. Monongahela, eight feet
five inches. and rising. Arrived: Lorena,
from New Orleans. Thermometer SO.
P7TsBuRs, Pa, April 1s.A 500 barrel
oil well, that commenced flowing at Queens,
town, near Brady's Bend, Pennsylvania,
this afternoon, took fire soon after, and is
still burning.
MEMPHIS, April 16.-Up: Rubicon and
Belle Lee. Down: Grosbeck. Weather
clear. Mercury 60 River stationary
ST.. LOUIS, April lS.-Arrived: Belle st.
Louis, from Memphis; Grand Era, from
New Orlesns. Departed: Belle st. Louis,
for Memphis. River falling.
CAIRO, April 1S.-Passed: City of Cairo,
from Memphis for st. Louis, 10 A. Nj;
Grand Era, from New Orleans for ST. Louis,
IL A. 81, Arkansas, from Arkansas river for
St. LOUIS, st 2 P. M; Alice Dean, from
Memphis for Cincinnati. at 2 ?. NJ; Atlantic
and barees, from New Orleans for st. Louis,
at P. M; Pauline Carroll, from St. Louis
for. New Orleans, at P. n Grand Lake
No. 2, from New Orleans tor Louisville, ia
2 P. NJ; Virginia. from New Orleans for
Louisville, st 2 P. NJ; Commonwealth,
from New Orleans for ST. Louis at P. NJ
Joe Fleming. from st. Louis for Memphis,
at 5 P. ii. River six inches lower. Mer-
cury 40
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tSunday's Dispatches. ]

: SAN Francisco April l7.-Total yield of
quicksilver on this coast for 1869, SIG, 1913.
Flasks Delong, Minister to Japan, threat
ems to resign unless Congress makes the
mission first.class.
In recent storm on the Sierra Ma3re
mountains two feet of snow fell. The Cen
trail Pacific Railroad will probably last
through the storm season. Trains have
run on time all the season. demonstrating
the TACT that the road can be kept open all
the winter.
Rich gold discoveries have been made in
Siskiyon and Ell Dorado counties, California.
New YORK, April l7.-Commodore Meade
is dead.
General Stone, of Massachusetts,. sailed
to-day, to take an important command in
the Egyptian army.
Over seven thousand emigrants landed
here during the week.
The Cortes has arrived.
The Baron Won Bulow, in prison at Eliza
beth, is now said to have swindled many
persons in Mississippi, and to have married
. lady there.
WASHINGTON, April l7-Senator Flanagan
was serenaded last night, and was intro
duced TO the crowd by Sella Martin. Flana-
gan, in responding. said he hoped never to
do Texas Injustice, or, while representing
her, neglect ner interests on any occasion.
His speech was mainly devoted 10 railroad
interests. Flanagan proposes the removal
of the capitol.
INDIANAPoLIs, April 17.-Five inches of
snow fell on Saturday.
NoRpoLK, April ia messenger just ar
rived from the school ship Mercury, before
reported ashore near Cape Henry. He left
tha bosch earlv fhis m0rptng~---1ha shin lea
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Unstamped Letters.
Dssainsd In the New Orleans Postomc,
Tor Want Of P0afaRe. A pEii IL.

Desainsd In the New Orleans POSTPONED
for Want Of Postage. A prii Is.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
sers can have them forwarded 10 destination
oy calling at the Postmaster's room, ano
paying postage by stamps. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
70 the Dead Letter Office.
Revenue stamps not recejoabSe as postage.
Leampiere Publ. Williamson, Missouri.
Captain c. G. Wynne.
Wesley johnson, Vicksburg, Mississippi
D. Lsrrien, Algiers, Louisiana.
=. Buttner, Jefferson City, Louisiana.
X. B.. New Orleans Posto1fice. box 700.
Mrs. J. Couplin, New Orleans.
Bright Maxius, Johnson Plantation.
Had Directions.
Rev. Perley Marlborough, Clinton.
NJ. J. Gillen.
D. Solomon & Bros, Washington.
Captain Francis.
Washington Goodison, Harlem Plantation.
Edward Anderson, Lewis Landing.
p. Lamard.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
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lock- Administrator.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUET
L for the Fifth Circuit ana District of Louisiana,
No 6!65.-By virtue of writ of seizure and sale to
me directed 10 the above entitled suit viii proceed
to sell to the highest bidder on SATURDAY.
May IA. 1870 ct twelve CD O'Clock NJ st the
entrance to the Customhouse, on Old Lsvee street
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in this
l. Attract OF LAND. OR SUGAR PLANra-
TON Immediately in the rear of the estate of P. p
Babn. and Messrs Allen Hamilton, about
eleven miles above the courthouse of the parish of
West Baton Rouge, containing about twenty ar.
pents front, or less. with all the depth there
unto belonging. the side lines opening in the rea,
bounds above by lands of J. T. aud William Nolan
and Allen Hamilton in front by those of Allen
Hamilton and said estate of P P. Babin; below by
thoge of the estate of ?. T.. Babn and in the rear
Abraham Lobdell (the s&io boundaries being those
existing the second of February 1850 dats of the
proven ents thereon including all Ian DIS found WITH
in said boundaries. with the exception of a small
said land with boundaries as then estsbiisbed 70.
wit: On the second CT February, 1885, and belong
ing to zsnon Allan at hat time: Two small tracts
as then established, one belonging to Eyariste
knger and the other to Louis LayiGne at that Time
District wherein the public schoolhouse that
2. ANUTH Err TRACT OF LAND situated in
the said parish Of West Baton Rouge, on the south
side OF the Baton ouge and Crosse rete and Ope
acquired from j. r. Flynn of East telicians. on inc
tenth of April, 1854. and designated ia the Re.
cevers receipt as the southwest quarter of section
number fourteen in township seven of range eleven
east containing about one hundred and sixty acres.
g. ANO' HER TRACT OF LAND. also situated
In the SAID parish OF West Baton Rouge to the
south of said railroad and fronting tn ereon, known
as the Joe Richely tract, and designated as the
northwest quarter OF section thirteen O3, in town
ship seven. of range eleven east. containing l7O S.
l00 acres.
4 ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND SITUATED in
SAID parish on the south of said railroad and front
ing thereon, containing thirty nine su 2erficial
acres, bounded on the north west by lands OF j.
y and w: Nolan. on the east by those of Stephen
pipes and on the south by those of A. Lobdall at
the date of said mortgage; together with all the
buildings and improvements on the said tracts as
will appear by reference to the said act of mort.
gage, copy Of which is on file in said suit.
Tsrms-Cash, at the time of adjudication, in
United States treasury notes.
COST OF Decd stamps, etc al the expen SO of the
purchaser.
United States Marshaps Ofiee, New Orleans.
April 3, 1870.
9 B. PACKARD. United States Marshal
ap8 l6 23 80 my7 IA District of Louisiana.
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u ohm X. Clay q. Barbara Ann F,agre-
myer, widow of Inaonli;s Pa1k

myer widow of TneophiiIis Park.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ PARISH OF Orleans, No. 2733 BY virtue of writ
OF seizure and sale to directed by the Honorable
the seventh District Court the parish of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in tie Second District OF this city,
SATURDAY. May 7, 1870, at II o'clock NJ.
the following described property. TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT UF GROUND with an the
6uttdlngs and improvements thereon, situate in the
First District of this city, in thu square comprised
ette), st. John (now Basin), and Girod streets.
oes' grated by the number iweny -three.
Ssid lot OF ground measuring, in American
measure thirty eight feet tnres inches and three
lines ont on said st. Peter NOV Frankn) street;
one hundred and tp enty eight feet nine inches and
seven lines on me line dividing said lot from the
lot number twenty two, and one hundred and
twenty eight feet nine inches and six lines on the
opposite side line, and thirty five feet one inch and
five lines in vic b IN the rear
Being the same property which belonged to the
community thst existed between the said defendant.
Barbara Ann Plettsmyer, and her deceased hus-
the heirs OF the latter i'll the said property was 90
quired by the Widow Park, by act passed before g.
"A. Lewis, then notary public in tt is city, on the
t. enty third of March. 1850; and the late r. PARK
had purchased said lot from the estate OF I, q
HlIiesbers and D. f. Burthe by an act passed befora
Jules Noisy Iate a notary public in this city on the
nineteenth of March, ls45.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
apo 10 my' oner1n OF the Parish of Orleans
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Henry Larqoie va. Pascal Lanarque.
EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pap
lsh OF Orleans. o e, s52-By virtue of a writ cs
SEIZURE ana sale :, me directed by the Honorable th
Fonrsh Dstr'ct Court for the parish of Urleaps in
the ABOVE eEtitied cause. will proceed TO ELI AZ
Rooic auction, at the Merchants and Auotioneerss
EAcnangs Roy al street, between Canal and Ovstom.
mouse streets IN the second District of this ctv On
WhRNESDAf, April "a, 1870. at twelve o'ciook
III. sne l0rieWlDg described property, to wit
pERIAtN LOT OF GROUND, together with
OH ne oulGlDgs and i'm provements thereon riohte
ways privileges and advantages thereunto belong
Sns OF IN any wise apperta ming, situated in the
Secono Dlstr Ct OF this city, on the Metairio
hoao. designated IS number one on a plsn de-
posted IN the Office OF Z. G. Gottschs,k notarv
p1D,lc IN tr is cit as plan number fifteen.
men sSid lot m 7asures according to said plan
one hundred and xty-thre feet nine inches and
teVen lines front on said Metairie road: five hun-
ared and seventy feet four inches and seven In es
IN oeptn from point marked to point marked @.
Two thousand two hundred and two feet two ipches
ana seven lines in dep from letter O to letter ID.
1lnet -nve feet ell inches and three lines also n
oepsn, from letter n to letter +, and nve hundred
ana thirty three feet ten inches and ak lines n
Geptn from letter + to letter A, stsrtine poin1
DeinS sne came property acquired BY defendant h~
puiGnase rom the clty OF baltimore sucoe saion ~
McDcnognl. per act passed before said petaYv r "a
Sotssohaik dated March a. 10 g. duly recorde6 ~
Oonyeysnoe Once Of shis city, book 7S folio ~ -
1exed in the above suit
TeSms-OaAA On the opos
THOMAS I. MAYWErr
u>eA - y ~ ~ ~ pnvioh =; Css.s
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

NEW YORK, April ls.-Arrived: Steam
ships Cortes and Mississippi, from New Or
leans.
PHILADELPHIA, April 18.-The- Schuylkil
river rose five feet last night, and is still
rising. An overflow is feared.
WASHINGTON. April lS-House.- The usua
number of bills we're introduced under regu
superintendent bill is now up. Nothing
from committees.
The Judiciary Committee recommends
indefinite postponement OF the bill to pre-
vent prize fighting.
In the Supreme Court to-day, other bust
ness pending slaves off the legal tender
argument.
Senate-Mr. Kellogg introduced bill
granting lands to the Vicksburg, Baton
Rouge and New Orleans Railroad Company.
Referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Drake introduced the following rs the
sixteenth amendment to the constitution OF
the United States: The United States shall
protect each State against domestic violence.
Whenever it shall be shown to the President
that such violence exists in such State Con-
gress shall have power to enforce this
amendment.
A sharp debate sprang up, and Mr.. Drake
moved that the proposed amendment be
referred to the Committee on Military At
fairs, but it was finally referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
DIR. Morrill, introduced the following:
Resotued That the Judiciary Com mittee
be instructed to inquire whether corrupt
measures were employed to influence the
vote of Senator on the pending Georgia bill,
with power to send for persons and papers.
Passed.
1t is now asserted that New Mexico will
be admitted into the Union as State dur
ing the present session of Congress-makipg
thirty eight States.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-The defalcations of
the late City Treasurer amount to $167, 600.
+ The river here is rising rapidly in the
main caisson surrounding the east pier of
the bridge and the pier is now twenty tour
feet under water. Work on the west pier is
progressing finely.
LIVERPOOL, April Is, Noon.-Cotton, of
all classesl afoat $4,000 bales, of which
200,0 coo are American.
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j. A. hui. VS.. l.. j. 0imstead aud ais.
EIFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l. parish OF Orleans. No. 58-By virtue of q
writ of ieri facias against Henry Buchanan, to me
directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
for the parish of Orleans. in the above entitled
cause. viii proceed to sell at public auction at the
street. between Oaual and Oustomhouse streets, in
the secend District OF thus city, on MONDAY,
May g. 1870 At twelve o'clock A. Al, the following
described property Io-wIt-
l. A OERIAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvems nts thereon stu
sed in the First District Of this city in the square
bounded By Carondelet. Clio, st. Charles and Er8to
streets. and nea. urng in American meas ure,
twenty feet and four lines front on Carondelet
street, By . depth and front on Ohio street Of one
hundred feet.
q CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and i'm provements thereon eli n.
stsd in the First Distric, Of this city, in square
bounded sy Cafoudeet, Ulio. st. Charles and krato
streets AID measuring twenty ine feet eleven
inches and four lines front Uarondelet street. b.
depth between parallel linee Of one hundred feet
6ei1o0 in the ASove sat
ferms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Z. MAXWELL
~ = ma ahlsa1 q ~ PnslaA q orloass
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Nothing has been landed from her. Motives
lost. There is no present danger, the cap
tain awaiting the arrival of a steamer from
Norfolk to take the boys off, There are two
hundred and sixty persons on board the
Mercury, two hundred and thirty OF whom
are apprentice boys. Two steam tugs left
here early this morning for the wreck. The
boys will be brought to Norfolk and quar-
tered on board the receiving ship New Hamp-
shire until arrangements are made for their
transportation to New York.
HAVANA. April THE brig Gladiator re-
ports the schooner John Limburgner, of
Rockville. with molasses, bnrning and aban.
doned. The fate of the crew is unknown.
Seventy.six insurgents surrendered at Can.
mis-
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ordinary to fair. The local demand is fair.
Corn MEAL-The market is quiet and
steady; % and Is bbls Kindred sold at
81 so . Dbl.
SALT-The demand Is fair and prices are
steady. The dealers sell coarse Liverpool
at 81 50@l IS, and fine at 81 65@l 70 y
sack. When large lots are taken at ware
house by boats deduction is made for
drayage. Turks Island salt steady at 81 80
0l IS Q bushel. Weeks imports, Is, 426
sacks from Liverpool, and 5000 bushels from
Jamaica.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
ish of Orleans, No. % e2l-By virtue OF writ OF
seizure and sale to 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 Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this city,
FRIDAY, May 20, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the
following described property TO wit
certain portion of gronn situate on and forming
part of the batture mt Of the faubourg Taulst.
First District of ths city, and in the square bound
ed by Frort, Robin ano Race streets and the Mssis
sippi river; the said portion OF ground having about
one hunored ard seven y-t~e feet frent on said
Front street. by depth and front on II contipus-
ton OF Race street of about one hundred and eighty
feet, to the said Mississippi river. and being part of
the property acquired by the said Jointly
with the late w am NJ. Lar. bstD, by an acs OF par
ttion beta them and Alexandert Z. Grey, Wilt
q Hewes. Cha-les DeBlanc and Edward Dnrrvs.
passed before David l.. NcUay, late notary public
Of this city, the twerty-fourth dag OF Juns,
1888
Seized in the above suit
Tsrms-Ussh on the SPOT
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
apis my3 20 Shsrif OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Ferdinand No,ttEg Henry Noting
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish OF Orleans, No. Z07-By virtue of a writ OF
feri faeias TO me directed BY the Honorable the
seventh d. irlct Court for the parish of Oreaps,
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises hereinafter designated,
On : SATURDAY, April 80, 1870, at half.past four
O'Clock Z. M
TIE CONTENTS OF A BAKERY, and all the
movable property and effects therein situated as
the corner of Eys;au Fields and CasacalVo streets
IN the Third District of this city. per inventory
which may be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Tefms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL
apl3 "a 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The flag on the capitol at Washington, on
the fifteenth instant, was at half mast, and
guns were firing every half hour on the
anniversary of. the death of President
III .inc0in
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
Tho city Of New Orleans W. Francis q
hatch.

Tho city Of New Orleans VI. Francis III.
hatch.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
/ ish Of Orles.s No. ~ 356-B virtue Of . writ Of
eri facas to directed by the Honorable the Third
entitled cause will proceed TO sell at public sue
ton az the Merchants and Aucioneer.' Exchange.
ROYAL street, b. tween Canal and Custombouse
streets in the Second District OF this city. ON FRI
DAY. May 20. 1870. at twelve o'clock NJ. the foL
lowing described property, to wit
A CEKIAIN FORTH OF GROUND situated
in tho First District OF this city. in the square nuia
Tchouptoulss. MAJ Azins Natchez and Gsavisr
streets, and measuring twenty three feet front on
Natchez street, by fifty feet in depth, togetA-
with all the mproverne nts thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spo,.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
apl9 my5 20 Sheriff of the Parish of Orieaua.