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q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

l.. NJ. riournoy, President Of the CONNER.
cial Bank Of Kentucky, vs. Samuel T. Tnorne.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana.
No 627.-By virtue OF a writ of sez ure and sale to
S ss tas ss6ss bdss sa H
july q 1870 at twelve 90 o'clock NJ. at the Court
house. in the town OF St Martinsvile parish OF ST.
Martin in this State. the followiig described prop
l. TRACT OF LAND, lying at oharpentier's
twelve arpents in depth from said bayou, and from
thence having eight arpents 'front.' more or less by
twentytw two arpents in depth; containing two hun
dred and twenty arpents in superficial extent.
purchased by the said s. I. Thorne frem Mrs Julie
Dugas. widow of jean Baptiste Chiasson and from
Narcisse Ohiasson, BY an act passed before Simeon
Valery Martin notary on the tirst OF October lsSs
drsd and City acres, bounded on the upper
side by the proper. Of valsin bernard and on the
R I Of
maud. by an act passed before Simeon Valery N lar
tin, notary. in the parish of St. Martini on the
TaAoT f'S 81 r LSND lying gin in township
Der eight, south Of range numbe. SIX east. on the
upper line By lands belonging to the said ). r
Ihorne. and on the lower line by lands OF Jean Gail
r s1 BY as sd 10 MRS o
Alexandra Vszat by an act passed before Simeon
yalery Martin, notary. on the twenty fifth day of
1. a TBAOT OF LAND. lying in said township
number eight south Of range number six east,
vided half of a tract Of lana having four hundred
aud sixsy.one 43 100 arpents. the whole purchased
by s. T: Thorne from alexander Estelet by an act
passed before Simeon Valery Martin. notary. on the
first day of October, 1851.
s, A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, lying at the
place calls ''Grande Pointe." containing one hun.
dred and si1ty.three IS iao acres: being the fras
five in township number eight south. OF range hum
Der six east, purchased by the said S. T. Thorne
from John q. Hamilton, by an act passed before Al.
phopse Landry notary Of the parish Of ST. Martini
6. A CERTA IN TRACT OF LAND, being in the
southwest fractional quarter of section number
twenty-five. in township number eight, south of
range number six east in the Southwestern District
of Louisiana, containing one hundred and fifty
l6l0O acres. purchased by the said T. Thorne
from Aurelin Breau1 by an act Under private sigma
ture, dated twentieth day of August, 1865.
Together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. machinery, etc.
Terms-Oash, at the time Of adjudication. in
United States treasury notes. q
Cost of deed, stamps, ETC., at the expense of the
purchaser.
United States Marshal's Office. New Orleans
May 81, 1870.
S. B. PACKARD,
United States Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
my3l JED II IS rs jy2
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" pitcher. 0esrys Wtight Ieisat second.
fxtlsnsics-rhs chances Of the Aslansics
tieing seemed very slender, but they did tie
and win BY sheer. hard hitting. Smith to
first on . grounder 70 left field. start struck
! ball to right field into the crowd, Tar over
McVey's head, and made third on It. Ia
pushing the crowd aside to get the ball,
GcVey was kicked at by . scOundrel Who
had previously tried to kick the ball further
of. THE ecoundrel was dubbed BY apolice-
man for this act. Chapman out at drst BY
Waterman. Ferguson to first by hit past
second. that, NOT being stopped.
to first on fine bit to right field. Ferguson
to second. Hall to first on grouhder,
stopped BY George Wright. who delded it 70
Sweasy to put out Zettlein and Hill.
Sweasy let the ball drop, and Ferguson
shot over the home plate. The crowd rose
and vented its Joy in shouts. graduating flu
riously ana throwing up hats. Pixies fly was
caught by Sweasy. who sent it to George
Wright, at second before Iettlein could re-
turn-double play and side ont. Three
runs.
A victory for the Atlantics by eight to
seven, in eleven innings.
In the fifth inning, to-day, the Reds
BANKED the Atlantics, but had they not,
the umpire made decision that would have
caused great dissatisfaction. Two OF the
Atlantics were out, and Mcdonald at first.
Pearce hit ball to G. Wright. which would
have resulted in an easy double playff the
umpire had not called Q ball on the strike,
making the ball dead.
Mcdonald went on to second and refused
to return to first until Harry Wright came
in from centre field, and after submitting
the question to Mr.. Chadwick, the base ball
author. showed the Captain OF the Allan
tics the error of his claim. The strike was
perfectly fair. and the umpire had no reason
to call ball on it.
Pearce's next hit forced Mcdonald out. 80.
as the ,Atlantics were whitewashed anyhow
in that inning, the umpire's decision was
no: vital one.
The Atlantics never played better than to-
day, and the Reds did not play at their best
by any means. IT the clubs should play
again the Reds would be the favorites at
long odds. The Reds are not demoralized
in the slightest degree. They still stand at
the head Of ball players in the United States,
and the club that supplants it this year will
not be the Atlantics, with four defeats al.
ready on their score-book for 1870.
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A very unusual case is reported from
Bloomfield, Pennsylvania. A little girl was
taken with bleeding at the nose, and as it
continued for some time, doctor was called
in. Not experimenting cause for alarm, he
was about to assure the mother that the
hemorrhage would soon be stopped. when
she called his attention to dark red spots on
the chest and limbs Of the child. He at
once saw that it was case of that rare dis
ease known as purpura. and administered
medicine promptly, but of no avail other
than to partially stop the bleeding for a
short time. 1t appears that the blood
sought to escape from its natural channels
throughout her whole system, and actually
spots showed themselves under the skin on
all parts of the body. Medical skill availed
not, and the child died after two days
illness. gr-
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W. Wat Divine W. A CazAbat.

EIGHTH JUSTICE COURT. sixth DIS.
II trict. parish of Or leans, Nos. 3A and 345-By
virtue of two writs OF feri faeias to directed BY
the Hon. H. G. Oaukins, Eighth Justice of the
Peace for the parish of Orleans, in the above mum.
bered and entitled cases. have seized and will pro
coed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder
in front of the Eighth Justice COURT. situate on
Magazine street, between Berlin str eet and Nspo
leon avenue, IN the Sixth District, city of New Or
leans, on %TURDAY, June Is 1870, at twelve
o'clock A.. the following described property. to wit
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND. with all the improve.
ments thereon belonging or sppertainlng, situate
in the Sixth District of the city OF New Orleans
formerly city of Jeffsrson). parish OF Orleans, in
this State. in the square bounded by Napoleon sv-
enue. Berlin, Plaquemine and Chestnut streets. and
designated by the numbers ten eleven, twelve, thr
teen and fourteen of square No. ~ fsubourg Fast
Bouligny Said lots adjoin each other, and measure
as follows.
Lot No. 10 measures 80 feet front on PlaQuemine
street By l27 feet inches in depth.
Lot No. IL forms the corner Of Berlin and Plaque
mine streets. and measures 81 feet front Berlin
street BY depth and front on PlaQuemine street Of
100 feet.
Lots Nos. L. 10 and IA measure each 81 feet 10 in
ches front Berlin street by 10 feet in depth, be-
tween parallel lines. American measure.
Terms OF sale-Cash on the spot in United States
currency NJ. FOX,
my24 ie5 q Constable.
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Monetary and Commercial.

OyYIOE or THE DAILY RRPUbIIOAN.
ERipAY EYIEN0. luna II. lam.

OBFIOE OF THE DAILY RkPUbLIOAN. /
FsiDAY EvEENo. June II. IsN. !
The money market proper continues in
about the same condition as noticed in our
previous report. The street rates may still
be quoted at 10@l2 y cent annum for AL
Detes secured by unquestionable collaterals.
and Al notes without c0llaterals, and 1@l4
y cent y month for second grade; 9@lO D
cent % annum for Al mortgage paper, and
HOP for second grade.
Gold opened at ll3@ll3s against 49,
at New York;, and closed at ll2s@1124
against 112l) at New York; The sales in
Guided $4,000 at ll2s, $4,000 at 2s@112l.
$40, 600 and $4,000 at 1l2l. $4,000 at 1l2l
OILS. $4,000 at l125 and $1,000, $4,000 and
$4,000 at 1l3. Nothing of any moment
transpired in silver. It is quoted at 1850
100 for American half dollars and So =
cent premium il gold for Mexican dollars.
We noticed fair degree of activity in
the market for foreign exchange but at
easier rates, prices giving way under the
steady decline in gold. and the falling of in
sterling bills 1T New York, and ruling y
cent. lower at the close. The business in
sterling embraced about FAC. 900. including
ELS, 900 bill of lading at 1925 @l22J; fI5OO
clear and $4,000 bill OF lading at 1929; $1,000
AL clear at 1913; $1,000 bill of lading and
clear at 1891. and $4,000 clear at 1889. In
francs 5000 commercial were sold, of
which 1OO,0 900 and $4,000 at 4.63}, and
u, 900 at 4.62a. Sterling may now be
quoted at 1224@l23 for good to Al bill of
lading and clear, and -@l233 for bank;
and francs -@4.632 for the former, and
4.60@4 $50 for the latter.
The offerings of domestic exchange were
more liberal, and with only about the usual
demand, rates ruled shade easier. The
banks continued to draw on New York at
u cent premium for small sums, but round
amounts of bank sold at 1 premium. the
business including $25 0C0, $35, 900, So. 900
and 100000 commercial sight on New
York, S25, 600 and $50, 900 private bankers
And SO 900 bank at / premium; $50, 900
bank at 400 80. and SIC, 900 at 9-32.
There was very little animation in stocks,
and the only sales reported are leo shares
Crescent City Slaughterhouse at SIT rs;
200 Jackson Railroad (buyer thirty days) at
Sc so; 200 Louisiana State Bank at =; 100
Mississippi. Valley Levee Company at So;
100 ditto at 50 Is; 100 ditto at 50 so, and
500 Ship Island at 723. We heard also of q
sale of 100 shares New Orleans City Rail
road yesterday at Sl70 so. a
Nothing reported in bonds.
In warrants, 5000 new State sold at 81;
$4,000 sold at IS, and small amount Of
$500 at 984. Dealers bought Sta,e at 500
81 for new and "a for old, and Me-
tropolitan police at 974@98, and sold the
former at 87@88 for new and IS for old,
and the latter at 980981.
City treasury notes were in demand, but
there were few or no round amounts offering.
Dealers rates for small sums were 22@24 y
cent discount buying and 1920 selling.
We ouOte.
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COTTON.
Receipts and Exports OF the week
Stock On Hand

Receipts and Exports or the week
Stock On Hand
NORFOLK, June 17.-Cotton: Receipts OF
the week, ll50 bales; exports coastwise,
1927 bales; sales, 20 bales.
SAVANNAH. Georgia, June 17.-Cotton:
Stock, IS. TAG uplands and SAB bales Sea
Island; receipts for the week. 26l4 bales;
exports to Great Britain. 34S1; c0astwise,
2ll2; Gales, 1900. In report of June Is the
exports should have been 665 coastwise and
34S1 to Great Britain.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., June 17.-Cotton
dull; stock 1851 bales: net receipts for the
week, 1928. coastwise Al, total 1869 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1880, coastwise
1880; sales 1850 bales.
Providence, R. l.. June l7.-Cotton re-
ceipts for the week, los bales.
WILMINGTON, June l7.-Co:toD: Receipts
OF the week III; exports, coastwise, 1874;
sales, so; stock, SOL bales.
MOBILE, June 17.-Cotton: Stock, 81 .O27;
receipts for the week, 1884; exports, to Great
Britain. 2505; to the Continent, 534; coast
wise, 1776; sales $500 bales.
BOsToN, June l7.-Cotton: Net receipts
for the week, l6l bales; coastwise. 6368
bales; total, 6529 bales; stock, 5000 bales.
CRY PoINr, Va. June l7.-Cotton: Net
receipts Of the week, l47 bales.
MEMPHIS, June E.-C0tton fst at 204c.
Sales, lbs bales. Receipts. $50 bales. Ex-
ports, liz bales. }s|
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warm. River declining. Passed up: Mary
miller and City of Alton. Down: Marble
City. =,
LOUISVILLE. June l4.-River rising with
eight feet and five inches in the chute.
Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, June E.-Arrived: st. Joseph
from Memphis, Republic and Carroll from
New Orleans. Departed: Belle Memphis for
Memphis, Kellogg and barges for New Or.
leans. River falling slowly. Weather warm.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE river has risen
twenty.six inches in the past twenty.four
hours; twenty-five feet and five inches in
the channel. Weather cloudy; thermome-
ter 80.
PITTsBURG, June l7.-Weather clear and
pleasant. The Monongahela has six feet in
the channel, and stationary. Forty-five
inches at Oil City, and stationary. .s.-
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Unstamped Letters.

oosAlned In the New Orleans R0stomee
fer Want q Postage. = uns ~.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
terra can have them forwarded to destination
By calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
sre retained one week, and then forwarded
10 the Dead Letter ONCE. I.'
Lock box $40.
Rev. Father Rubie. Havana, Cuba.
BAD Directions.
Martha Henderson, care w. W. Norris,
AvOca Plan tation,
J. W. McHenry, Hillsboro, La.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
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COM N ERCIAL

FRIDAY EVENING, June II, 1870
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 275O
bales at still lower prices, showing decline
of about &c. We now quote ordinary a, l53
@l63c; good ordinary at ls@ls4; low mid
ding at ls4@l94; middling at $1,000; strict
middling at 204@2Os and good middling at
@. -
The market opened dull and dropping and
was subsequently, still more depressed BY q
decline in foreign exchange, discouraging
kilograms nom Liverpool and Z further de-
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yesterdays Evening Dispatched

Yesterdays Evening Dispatched
CoRRINNE, Utah, June l7.-Indians in am.
bush yesterday fired upon an unarmed party,
wounding one slightly. The party were ali
mounted, and made their escape. r-'
Liberal rains fell here yesterday, but II is
feared the season is too late to help the
crops.
BALTIMORE, June l7.-Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte died here, aged sixty-fve years.
His mother-in-law, Mrs. Williams, died at
the same place some time ago.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-House-Discuss-
ing the Government Island bill.
PARIS, June 18.-The Emperor is much
better. y
LONDON, June 1.-THE iron-clad Swift
sure was successfully launched to-day.
HAVANA, June l7.-Tw of the three men
whose capture was reported near Cayo Cruz,
have been executed-the other sentenced to
two years imprisonment.
Colonel Augletas, moving in the direction
OF Majaza, killed twenty-s six insurgents.
DeRodas celebrated his birthday by lib
Grating twenty-six soldiers who were con-
demned to death, and liberating number
OF other prisoners, mostly negroes.
The 1nsurgent leader Sanguela was
wounded. and Augustir Aguilor killed, in a
recent fight. 1870
CITx OF MEXICO, June u.-Congress has
adjourned. Jaurez saws the revOiutionists
In San Louis Potosi and Zacatecas have been
reduced TO petty bands.
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KgOsIPrN of PRODDOB,
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

Heury Durety Va 0ch0Onsr Barge Car.
tain James Stephenson and owners.
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PARISH
and by special order. to me directed by the Hon.
orabe John p. Montana, Third Justice of the
Peace. in and for the parish Of Orleans. in the
1876 ct twelve O'clock M. to sell the following. TO-
wit
The Schooner Barge EUNICE, lying in the New
Basin, between kampart and Basin streets, to-
gether with her tackle. apparel, and fixtures, etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
B. AGERET
jels q % Constable Third Justice of the Peace.
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Marine Intelligence.

|, ~ a - II 1890. tOLa 2 "a
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Saturday June h. ls7Q !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steam.hP Cuba Dukehart for Baltimore. via Key West
sssaner Bee ADD bsrsxs Lawson. for St Louis ''
Steamer Olive bsAnch, bcUord. tor 1t Louis
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Zodiac. Morrill,. from Rslzs Honduras, to
CIV Hynson &co-lst district II
British steamship MsrEset Manery. from Havana vie
Brig Theress Butler Butter from Roekiand. Asins to
ThorDdke. Norton 3coAlst district
Schooner Nellie Starr. Polsnd, Is days from Cardenas
~ FELTON, Dunbar-lst district
Areosy. schenek from vsvsy Ind. with baress and
Republic sturtevsnt, from the Passes-Towed down
brig Theress Butler and schooner Nellie starr.
sr1AnBoAfs.
La Belle. srdman from shreveport.
Mary, CsrrsIl from Mobile '.
Myrtle, Albert. from Lower Coast
1syfow.r, Carlton, from OuachIts river.
Cherokee. Ci.rk, from Cincinr ali
Lsonidss Marstta. from Cincinnati.
BELOW AT QUARANI me.
Fod. roH.
% aoidsnSo~ i Kelley
EXPLOITS
BALTIMORE VIA KEY WEST AND HAVANA
Steam hip Cubs-955 SKIS 100 dog brooms Dbl Of
Is bbs beet IS bbs tslow 25U hhds tob IS
bills ell pkxs md.e for Havana 40o bdls hides ID half
bales IA bales cotton lO0 bbls whisky pigs mdss
for Baltimore
ST LOUIs-stesner Bee and barges-392 tens Of pig
iron
ST LOUIs-stesmsr Olive BraHcs-a95 bars railroad
iron 700 bxs sugar l50 hhds sugar
IMPORTS.
fruit LA bols sugar and snudries
HAVANA - steamship Aargaret-95 hhds sugar 3O4
bxs sugar pigs sundries
MOBILE->.e.mer Mary-216 bales cotton q half
bxs tobacco II bbs turpentine 70 BIDS paper
kRCEIPrs OF PRODDGB.
sHREvEPO Rr-Steamer La Belle IS bA'es cotton
and sundyy produce
cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed bales wool hides
BAYOU SARA-S.eamer Bart Abe-5 bales cotton 8
bbls moiasses l6 hhds sugar % SKIS cotton seed
LOWER COAST-Hteamer Myrte-l5 bbls molasses
1 sks onions and sundry produce
observation-disclosures CherGkee-A full cargo Of
Western produce and sundries
CINCINNATl--Steamer Leonidas-6l bales cotton 763
Ska and Wssters produce and susdries
vEVAY-Steamsr Argosy and Barges-1243 bales hay
DX SEE AAILROADs.
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, June I7-45 hf bales $50 SKIS potatoes IS
hhds sugar bbs molasses ITO head cattle % hides lbs
sks onions and SD cdry produce
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THIRD JUSTICE OF Tue PEACE. PARISH
of Orleans. No. ls70-By writ Of fsri faciss,
to me directed by the Hon. John P. Nontamat
Third Justice of the Peace in and for the parish
of Orleans. in the above suit. will proceed On
THURSDAY. Jay "a, 1870. at twelve clock ~. At
the Merchants Auction Room, Royal street,
between Oustomhouss and Canal. in the Second
District Of this city. to sell the following lot CT
ground, to wit
ONE LOT Oy GROUND. situated in the town of
Greenville parish Of Orleans in the square desig-
mated by the No. II, bounded by south Marker.
Cnesnut, Foucher and Market streets. Said lot is
the No. 9 of said sketch, and measures 3lA feet
front South Market street, 3is. feet front on
Chestnut street, by 2l0 feet in depth.
Terms-Cssh on the spot
B. AGUET Constable
jel4 81 jyl4 Third Justice of the Peace.
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ER. Arehinard Va. q. ID. stafford

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
e ish of Orleans. No l394..-By virtue of a writ of
Fifth District COURT for the PARISH of Orleans, ia
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub
warehouse, No. "a st. Ann street, between Roy al
and Bourbon streets in the Second District of this
city. at five O'Clock P. M
ALL THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFF.
fects taken from the house occupied by the defend
ant. No. % Poymnia street. as per inventory which
may be seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash ON the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
isN ls1 shssik Of ths Parish Of Orleans.
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FROM THE RESIDENCE OF
~ the und.ersignsd. during the year 1858, the FOL
!. a CERTIFICATE Of thirty shares If tba Rsrb
OF New Orleans, to the rarne of p L. Bernard'
A CERTIFlOATE OF twelve shares of the RANK
OF New Orleans, tothe name Of P. L. Rernard
Apple alton has been made for new Certificates.
p 4. BERNARD
APT 2tam Sm ~
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. The Bossier Banner expresses some peril
nent ideas in the following:

ueuL lucas III tuc 4OuOWlng:
We used continually to taunt the Yankees
about their tricks in trade and traits of
character not according to our notions, But
we are fast becoming Yankeeized, and the
best of US are getting to be as tricky as the
blue Connecticut man. What nice schemes
our former leaders have concocted for using
their regulations as statesmen and generals
IS capital to put money in theh pockets.
One becomes President of life Insurance
concern under the bride Of twenty thousand
dollars yearly salary to give it come
reputation with our people; another
is nominal secretary. All projects requir-
ing for success confidence in them by the
people must be headed by some Confederate
General, however much it may cost to bride
him. Now we don't dislike this tendency to
Northern ideas at all, for if our people are
to lose their money by indirection we want
il kept at the South. Our people are in
clined to defy some quite common sort of
men, but we think they will lose their
idolatry on noticing the conduct of their
gods.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

JOURNALISTIC CouRTEsY.-The Chicago
Journal says:
A breed OF dogs that can not bark has
been discovered in Australia. The Chicago
Times ought to send for some of them, and
substitute them for the barking whelps it
now has in its Office.
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BATON ROUGE.

IL Ne" of''..'' Coast ..d Baton
Rouge ssmi-wsekly passenger packet
ct. jobs.
". X. GRxATHoUsE, j. A. CONsTOCX,
Master. Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY ct 10 A.
NJ. and SATURDAY st r. NJ: leaves Baton
Rouge THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below Donsdsonville in
daylight. Fridays and Mondays.
E,O. MELANCON, Agent,
mh3 S. Old Levee street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

FOURTH JUSTICE COURT PARISH OF
Il orleans, No. 6Sa-By virtue OF . writ of 6eri
facias directed to me by the Hon. j. q.
Baum, Judge of the Fourth Justice Court. in and
sci, At public auction, TUESDAY, June 81, 1870.
at twelve O'Clock M. in front of my Office, No. 6
Frenchmen stree
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above star ed suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
ielIl52l kUG. MEILLEUR Constable.
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SUNDAY MORNING,

STOI SUNDAY MORNING.
~ 5wel'tn instant, from my residence en- Louisi-
ana avenue. Sxth District, some Cash. a Promis.
soy Note Of 500 and Mortgage Note, drawn by Mrs.
Uadnerlne Endel ana by her ndorsed dated May 3.
per cent per annum interest from maturity until
paid. and ID paraph he'd me varietur by w. q. Pas
baen stopped. JOHN A. MAYER6,
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Stock on hnd and on shipboard.

FREIGHB-Foreign freights have advanced,
owing to scarcity of room. There are now
no unensaged vessels in port. Though
some shipments were made to-day at l7-32d
for LIVERPOOL, yet at the close 9-16d was the
ruling quotation. Havre, l l-16c. The de.
mand for coastwise is fair and rates steady
at &c by the New York steamers.
rosin are scarce and in demand, but the
lower grades are dull. We quote pale at
s404 so, and No. l at So 25@2 IS % Dbl.
Spirits tupentine are in good supply, and
selling slowly in a jobbing way at 42sc q
gallon.