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EAlpbonse yyni, vs.. Henry Joiisaasnf

EAlpbOnse Vynih Henry 4 oiiaassnf.
NINTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIN
Il parish OF Orleans, No. l36O--By yirtps Of
writ OF nerI tncI2S % directed by the Souor-
able the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Or
leans, in the above aAtitisd cause VIII proceed
seli at public auction. at the Merchants and AUG.
tioneere Exchange, Royal street. between Oa1al
and ouss s.yssts n the Second District Of
this city, WEDNESDAY, May II, 1870 at
twelve O'Clock M. the following described property
to wit
CFRTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate in ths
Third District of this city and measuring thirty
feet front on owe, now Ramuart street, between
Bagateile and Union streets, by ninety feet deep.
Being tbe same property acquired by defendant
oy purchase from +. Deultut, per act of sa q
passed before o. Dreuet, notary public in this city,
dated July 26, 1851
Seized in the ABOVE suir.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
ana % rnvn Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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The Paris correspondent Of the Pail Mall
Gazette says: "The other day sent you an
extract from the American Register abusing
Count Hector c., who had offended q
young lady from New York. The Count
was told that if he required any explanation
ne might call on the editor. hear that he
cid call, and was shown list OF about
dozen names to choose from, or if he pre-
ferred he might begin at the beginning Of
the list and 20 through it. How this inter-
national question will be ultimately settled
Is doubtful, but for the moment Hector is
s4id to have retired TO his tent, discount
tenancef a. the amount CT accommodation
QEeraL .
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2UrIU6-OdsA Oh lNe tDOt.
THOMAS l. MAXWELL
mhl9apl - Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans



ok I'll DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Urlea os No 1921 By virtue of writ of seiz-
urs aud sale to NE directed by the Honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause will proceed TO sell at pu bic
auction, 1t the Merchants and Auctioneers' Eg.
change, Royal street, between Gar al and Custom
house streets. in the Second District OF this ciJy
on SATU kuAE May IA, 1870 at twelve O'Clock ~
the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all
td9 buildings ana improvements thereon mo .j9
St Mary street rights ways and privileges Gus
toms, 5ervruGss and appurtenances thereunto be-
oLg ng or III any appertaining, situated the
Fourth district Of this CRY, IN the square bounded
Dy st Mary, Felicity, Plaquemine Coii- cum and
Chestnut streets. SAID lot being designated by the
number hve on the original plan made by John
schubert, civil engineer, in March, 1885, and n
nexed 20 an act passed before ID. L.. HcCay, then a
notary public in this city, on the twelfth January,
1887, ana measures thirty feet eleven inches and
i've lines front on ST. Mary street and thlrty-twe
feet IN width III tina rear by hundred and twenty
seven teet ten inches and two Ines in depth the
SIDE llue toward hestDut street line adjoining
lot number four, on original plan, and hundred
ana tWeHty-seven feet two inches and lines on
the opposite SIDE toward tIaquemine or Coliseum
street, on the line adjoining lot number six on
Original plan: al English measure.
beIng the same property acquired BY the de-
iendant BY putchase from planllJ, per act passed
before James W Bre.diove, late a notary public in
this CITY, dased March % 1863.
Seized IN ths above SUIT.
Terms-Casl on be spot.
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9oseph Pslnelanl..e VS.. vyll,lam a;ell.

Soseph FEinciauls.e VS.. william Eseu.
HOURih JUSTICE COURT, PARISH or
4 orleans. ho. 5Mo-By virtue OF a writ Of 6eri
I@cias o5rsSts9 to me 6y the Honorable j. G. Baum
ouoge OF the Fourth Justice Court il and for the
parish OF Orleans, viii proceed to sell at public
auotion, on tkiDAY, April %, 1871, at
views ciocH d., IN fIon OF my office NO krencn.
Oh " S! e. HORSE. oith sst Of HARNESS.
eeZed IN the above stated suit
Ierms--Ugsh On To auot
apl2 rs % f,---t-t,rs
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BATON ROUGE.

stsg n New Orleans, Coast and Eaton
aStsassslsas Rouge rni.waekiy passenger packet
81. JOHN
W. X. GREArHOUsE, j. A. CoMsToCT
Master Clerk.
NJ, and SATURDAY st p. HI; leaves Baton
Rouge THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below charlottesville in
daylight. Fridays and nondsys. .
EO MELBNCON, agent
mh3 &c Old Levee street
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uORAT9G KING. ATTORNEY.
$40 Il STREET. WASHINGTON, D. O.

Agent for Patents, Pensions, Bounties and al
oaosc claims against TIA Government.
PATENIS-Domestic ald Foreign, obtained at
us IA. rates. Reissues prepared; Patent Law BUSH
ness, Interferencss, etc, attended to.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furnished, and claims
promptly prosecuted receipt of application and
proof Pension Arrears, payable in this city, duly
collected.
Bounty Land. Indian Depreciation, soldiere'
Bounty and Arrears, and Internal Revenue Claims
faithfully prosecuted.
OFF iCERs ACCOUNTS speedily adjusted. an
Arrears secured.
QUARTERMASTER AND COMMISSARY
CLAIM and all other cisifns. whether against the
Var, Navy, Treasury Postotice, or Interior Depart.
ment, to be presented to Congress-. before the
court Of Claims, carefully attended to.
MAIL CONTRACTORS AND POSTMASTERS-
will find it for their interest 10 his seryiCes
In this connection he may be excused for remark.
ing that he held the Office of First Assistant Post
master General for several years, retiring az Post.
master General, March, l86l-sinoe which he has
been constantly engaged in the practice Of his
present business, and consequently is familiar with
the mode OF proceedings in all the Departlp ents
the Government.
BUSINESS EMEETS--ente-ed into
with Attorneys for Claims Patents throughout
the country on mutually satisfactory terms my27
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Jamss u Uomes VS., Succession OF ,,b

EIFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
ish OF Orleans. No LEA BY virtue OF a wit ~
seizure 1od safe to nae directed by TIE Hororsbe
Tho Itn DISTRICT Court tor the parish OF CrIear =;
toe ap9fe entitled cause, will proceed to IN a.
puoto aCcat0h al me Merchants and AucEioneerss
EGchaa Sc, Royal street, between Canal apr CS1sfe
non3e S'reets IN the Second District Of Ibis cIty @
FMiph'At, Msy 1870, at twelve o'clock II he he
i01eg p, qe5 81, propeFty, 10 Wit VIC
W. Sh A IN 10 s OF GHDTrVD t,ooSh.,
Win we tuuGfnss and imprQYements rhsraan
tLu inc IlGnys, privi eyes, ways B1c appurtsnanct
ltGsLgLuto peioaE'nG or ia auywise SpueTtsIrin1
situated IN the tirst rs riot of this tv ~ NJ,
tteeus, N me square number twenty vhich IA
gIuaosd py C2aai s,borne Gasauet I'd Der6sgny
isr, aHc sad lots bang desIgnate ed ty the 1Tn,
pei hiIetG ACo sixteen, ca plan crawu hy Tcsanh
Fule i@e survey or. Gated the enty-ffst Sev ~
h'aJ' iS4c and deposited the flee OF d T. Mcfay
ste notary pnb c ~ this city Ssij I1fn aG;o!,ss
e@on oLIef, and MEASURE esc5, English ryessnre
sTnS.9Ve ieet on Canal treea, by &c an Of oae
nunQSTd and six f7et AND seven inches bsfvesr
p&Faii3l lines; which said lots OF nronnS &c 80
o.s.tsbeo: were econ red By Arthur W. RCrior Nv
purchase ir9rl jam h Jones (the plsiDt;T hsys,1
as per act passed before Andrew AS,o ~ vc,s-I,
p2onc IN tals CITY, ON tie twentieb cf tri issy
SeizeG in the above suit. %' set.
Ierins-Cash Gu the spot.
ancpo THOMATL. MAXWELL
spe - mGS sheriff OF tia parish Of flriasny
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EDUCATIONAL.
NnAtsE - ~ as MMnmcKAA

COLLEGE.
G1rnSs aFao nnd s'cEnaoD &sresss a~vg
E5rRGtAE.as
1ne olesgt nd icom efficient sed successful C)oro
mercisi College IA the United States gbers Is a
iui isculty. CllzHas and strangers who visa A
business educsslon for themselves or sons, ere in
S,seo 10 cat stede5!is can enter in any or AL tie
n. b. NOT GRE Ct all tbs npmsroSs c,aIDuAq,s
OF the College, 70, the past THrR1Y.sEvKg YEARS,
Is nov oot OF prodssbe employment so far 90 kuo
Il word 10 the HIsE is sufficient -
For eEtalogGss, ate, address
dse Ii RUtu9 QOLBFAR P-esidans
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AZEIEED YESTERDAY.

S!esnslip Tappahannock, Whitney, f-om Apalachicoa
. 20 Hall q Briggs-lst district II
Florida, Bake. from Havana via Fiorids
Ports, TO Perkins &co-1st district
township Harlan Lewis, from Indisnola aud Calves
ton, TO A Whitney &cO-lst district
3TGAa BOATS.
"''j Wagner, Goddin. from Estchez
1T. John, GresthCuse, from Baton Rouge
y. u Blacklord, Pickett. from Washington.
Annie wagiey, Blanchard. from LockDor.-
'retender Auggah, from St MartirsViie.
u. D. Hine, Sharp, tom Lover Coast.
Mary, Carroll from Mobiis
smnole Taylor, from JGcksonport Ark
Belle LIE. White, from Evansville
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I6TLl5-OaoN on me sbpt.
THOMAS L. Maxwell
ap5 I8 myT Sheriff of the Parish of Orlesns
IA. HOnAaaO md n. 81. BseAHin., Execu-
tors, Peter Klein and al.

III BOnAaaO md n. Il. BseAdin., Execu-
tors, Peter Klein and al
ETFTH DISTINCT COURT FOR THE
writ of heri facas against Matthias Walter,
surety on appeal bond, to directed by the
Honorsois the Fifth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. in -the above entitled cause,
I will proceed 10 cell at public auction. at
the Merchants and AuCtioneers' Exchange. Regal
street, between Canal ana Customhouss streets, in
the Second District of this city. on SATURDAY,
April 80, ls10, at twelve o'clock NJ. the following
described property, to wit
A OhRgAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated,
lying and beng II the Fourth District of this city
IN the square bounced Oy Second. First, Chippewa
and fulton streets. measuring fortytWo feet front
on Second street. forty two feet two inches and
one nait lines on the rear line. BY depth of ore
hundred ard twenty-six feet six iEche3 and three
lines on the side toward Chippewa rect, and enc
hundred and twentySlG feet six inches and two
lnee on the side line toward Fulton street, being
number esven, adjoining lot number twelve.
scribed on certain plan ORA by u. hoelhausen.
architect and civil engineer, dated twenty fourth of
February. 1896 ana deposited in the oFhce OF w j.
Caste notary puolc III this CITY, for reference. in
his book OF pans, number one. Together with all
the rights, ways and advantages tbereunto belong
ing, or in any@iss appertaining. Said property
acquired from the succession OF Jasper Strong per
act passed before said notary, w. j. Castel on the
twelfth of nay, 1866
Seized IN the above suit
Terms-Casa on the spot,
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL.
nhI9 apl0 30 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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MAEe u ETG.
nnrn R4iSc MlrkAia

New YORK. April II. Evening. Cotton closed
dull and heavy: middliDg uplands 234@233c;
GALES to-day 1900 bales. Flour heavy and
declining; supertine State 81 $500 As; CON-
mon to fair extra Southern So 50@55 90.
Whest heavy; l02c lower, with more doing
winter red and amber Western ST 20@l 20.
Corr new mixed Western 81 06@1 0S.
BeeS steady. Pork S27 75@27 S7a. Lard
heavy; kettle rendered 16@l6ac. Whisky
lower, at 81 0l4@l 02s. Groceries active.
Naval stores quiet. Tallow heavy at 9i0
9 Bloc. Freights steady.
CINCINNATI, April 12.-Flour IS l5@5 40
- Dbl. Corn s8@90c. Oats 55@61c. Cot
ton dull; middliDg &c. Tobacco, sales to-
day 240 hhds at full rates. Whisky 9Sc.
Pork SIS Is. Bulk meats Shoulders. lie;
clear rib sides. 49, &c: clear sides. AIc; bacon
shoulders held at l2c; clear rib sizes, 15}c;
clear sides. l6lc. Lard Ice. Butter I'M
changed at 36@37c. Eggs 1Sc.
ST. LOUIS, April 12.-Flour, better feel
ing; superfne IS 95@4 Is. Wheat: No.
2 red fall 81 04@l o.. Corn S7@93c. Oats
53@5ilc. Rye 75@77c. Whisky 81. Gro
eeries unchanged. Pork $25 500125 rs. Bulk
meats: Shoulders l08c. Bacon; Shoulders
ll3c; clear rib sides 15!c; clear sides l6ic.
Lard 155@l6c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL April u, Eyening.-Cotton
closed quiet; uplands, lid: Orleanis, H.
Sales to-day 5000 bales, of which lO0e were
Tor export and speculation.
PARIS. April u, Evening.-Bourse closed
firm; rentes 1872.
closed at 94@945. Bonds steady at 90}.
Taliow quiet and steady. Sugar quiet, both
on the spot and afoat.
FRANKFORT, April i2.-Bonds opened
hrmer at 944G94s.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

D u OIL IN LOJ CaAN GbSt
NoTlCE-THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS
~ his customers AND the public, that he has sold
his confectionery establishment TO j. VILLAR-
RUBIA d 90 Grateful for he patronage bestowed
upon him by his friends he requests the latter
extend it to his successors, who will exert them
selves with a view of preserving the reputation OF
the establishment as u first class confectionery
ERNEST TuRPIN.
V,BE UNDER SgGs GD HAVING
4 bought the confectionery establishment of Mr..
ERNEST TURPiN, No. g3 Old Leyee between
Cont and ST. Louis solicit the patronage of their
friends ana the public. They will eudeavor 70
maintain the high repItSuon given TO the establish
ment by their predecessor, and will continue to Off
Iheir customers she very best articles in their
line, Rand prices challenging competition. The
business will be conducted ct r" 90 ord Leyee
L 90.
=. VILLAPRURIk.
J. a. D'HEdEGUURT.
apl2lm BERNARD TURpIN, in commonoe1n
rEHE BCs4NE%S FEs.sf RTG FpEE
l. conducted hv kEARAY, DLOlS L Co, by
resson of the death hr Thomas Hlols. viii heYe.
after be eonduo BY the undersigned on thor OWE
account, and IN der tho name ana ctlle of EEAE-
ny 6EHNUS-
The new firm VIII sssuIne Ell the liabilities OF
KeaJny Sko;s Is Go,
j. WATTS KFARNY
LOUIS BkRNOS,
ALI RED KEAkkf,
In csSaIsendurn.
March ]. 1910 mh3 II
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EXPECTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LzSie-830 ska corn $50
bbls fcur 30 bbs moasses &C bbs potatoes 81 bps pork
IS bags coffee 70 bbls meal 80 csks bacon
PENsACbLa-Schooner Florida-7l5 SKIS corn 62
b1s -four bb pork csks bacon bbls whisky bb!s of
beans bbls lice res hams pkgs NOSE
observation-disclosures m Ebbitt-650 axis corn 80
eks oats ~ bbls pork 42 bbls -four bbis rlossses
ST LOUls-Steamcr Cornmo1wealth-35 pkes mdse
2344 bsrs railroad iron
L1yEEPOCL-Ship Jane Fish 1000 bales cotton 1900
slaves
ST LOUIS-5tee ner Grand EEs-S6O bxs sugar
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CRESCENT CITw
Gko l. NoRUoN Commando:
VIII Leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY, April IS, al p. M.
These steamers kays superior accommodations
for passengers.
Cabin Passage -.......... ........t50
eteerage Passa GO. ..-- ....,. ........... %
Bulls Of lading signed through so Liverpool, Glss-
gov and Bremen
70; freight or passage. apply 70
LOW d LUDWIGSEN,
no. $50 Common street.
The steamship Wss .srn Metropolis wlI follow,
leaving on SATURDAY April g. 1T p. NJ.
oclIyy
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STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.

CAIRO AND OHIOAGO-THE ILLINOIS GEN
trail Railroad and Blue Line via Cairo take
freight from New Orleans on frstclass steamers
leaving daily at5P.M.
EEDN2.M FOR CAIRO. CHICAGO AND
Ss1Hs all points North and West via
OAiro-The
Great Republic.
Virginia.
Tom egnsper,
Es-tle Lee,
Indiana,
Hagents,
Grand Era, end
Robert q. Loo
Are among the first.class steamers of this line
Through tickets TO all points North via Cairo for
sale at No $50 Common street under the St Gu aries
Hotel
All rates and all through bills of ading from
New Orleans By the above given and signed only at
The office OF the company. NO. 26 csronceiet street
snippers by this route save drayaec ana transfer
charger, and their goods are always under cover
Insurance one-quarter less han By aay other route
and rates lower.
JAMES 7. TUCKER. General Agent
lmhl5 5m
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THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
apl2 y myI4 she of the Parish OF Orleans.
John L.. Clay Barbara Ann Plntts-
myer. widow Of Iaeophits PARK

John X. Clay Barbara Ann PInfts-
myer. widow of Taeophii.s Park.
GEEENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ PARISH OF Orleans No. 27s5.-By virtue of a writ
of seizure and sac TO me directed by the Honorable
the seventh District Court tor the parish Orleans
IN the above entitled cause, will proceed sell
pubic auction. ~ the Merchants and Aucti0neers'
Exchange. Roy al street. BETS Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city on
SATURDAY. Mag :, 1870, at ~ O'Clock NJ.
the following described property, TO wit
a CERfAia LOT UF GROUND with ali the
buildings SD in pcOvemeuts thereon, situate in the
flrst District OF this city, IN the square ised
within s. Peter tUOw Frankiinl. Heg now Lafay.
ette) st. John (row BASIN, and Girod streets
designated Dg cne number twenty three.
Said Iot OF ground measuring, in American
measuret thirty eight feet turee inches and three
lines ont said st. Peter now Frauklinl street:
one hundred aud Is euty-eg ht feet nine inches and
seven lines Oh The line dividing said lot from the
lot number twenty 1.-TWO, and hundred and
twenty eight tset zine inches and six lines the
opposite side line and thirty five feet inch and
hive lines IN width II the
Being the same property which belon ged to the
community that existed between the sad defendant
band, the SAID Theophllus PARK. The interest OF
the hers OF the latter i'll the said property
CURED by the Widow Park, by act passed before S.
Il Lewis. then notary pu bic IN this city, the
twentythlrd o. March. 1850; and the late L. Park
had purchased said lot from tie estate of l.. O.
H1lgsberg and d. 4. Burthe, oy passed before
jules Messy la - notary public in this city. ths
nineteenth OF March. ls45.
Seized IN the above suit.
Te-ns-Casa on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
TflC ShGrtF H,Ngt l,aB De-, !, n-i,o
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f.. Luis vs.. ssr Preno;s.

EOURTH JUSTICE COURT, PARISH OF
4 Orleans, No. 402o by virtue OF a writ of fer
facias. directed to me by the Hon. j. G. Baum
Judge of the Fourth Justice Court. ia and for the
parish o. Orleans, Will proceed to sell at pablo
auction, on kIDAI, April y, 1870 at fvey-e,
o'clock 81, in 'front.' Of my otice, No trepcbmen
street NA1iien
Saving MACHINE az 1--WE
seized in the above ST atsd suit.
Tecms-Cash on the spor
apnl622 - { 1Jo n
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OPELOUSAS.

OPELOUSAS.
s-sHknxs n FOR OPELOUSAS. WASHING.
hA.--Ss5 ton, Fort Barre. api Il landings on
&4ssTE1STttrsssS the Coast, Atehsta!Ays rIvsr and
Eisz.ss Bayou jSht draft
steamer,
j. q. Hioek<ordy
q. O. Pickett. master. j. 3. S5hmit clerk,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,. at 6 p. N.
Leaves Washington for Eew Orleans eysrV
SATURDAY at u N.
Ths J, @. Bieckford connects at 3iTsport with
steamer PGynswck, and at Onurchvil.e with Jeonie
Gibbons. Through bills latiug given.
Bills against steamer j. q. Siackfor6 will rot be
paid without written order from tee captain.
The j e. BisCkford, wher the w1tsr 10 too low,
viii connect with steamer Maggie T.
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GOLD.

Quotations at the specie and exchange
office of Bruno & Warner, No. I46 Gravier
street:
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FOB FLORIDA PORTS ARD NAV
ANA.
ALLIANCE LINE UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS
FOE PENSACOLA, WARRINGTON, APA-
LACEICOLA. ST. MARKS, CEDAR KUYS
TAMPA ARD KEY WEST. Through bills Of
lading to Columbus, Georgia ard Barbridge,
Georgia. and all regular landings on Chattahooohee
river; also to fERhANDlNA and JACKSON
WILLIE.
This lire is composed OF the following steamships
to sail EVERY SAL URDAY:
LAyA0A. ........... K. z. hcheilenger, Commander
FLORIDA. VI. q Leary. Command der
BEAU FORT; ...--.....J. Moo. Baker, Commander
TAPPAHnNNoCK % W Reed Comma comma der:
The steamship
-ssssaIsA N'APPAHANNOCE&,
G. W. Reed Commander.
Will leave her wharf. foot of Calliope street, on
SATURDAY April Is, at ?. NJ. For freight or
passage, apply to
+. W. PERKINS & co, Agents,
26 CarondeleJ street
N. B.-Shippers will please procure orders from
Agents Office before sending fret sbt to steamer.
te2 IL
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OONSTABLHS SALES,

III. a. Lyons ". r. II. Fuaua-No, $3.50
and 1851.
pF. VIRTUE or two wRTTS OF FIFRJ
- facias to me directed by the Honorable the
second Justice Court for the parish of Orleans .
VIII proceed TO SSH at public auction on AYU X.
DAY, April 10, 1879, at my Office, corner St Crares
street and Commerci al Place. al twelve o clock NJ -
One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IA ner
inventory on file in my office -
Terms-Oash.
apps 10 Is J. W QUINN Slonst,s,a
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EDE NEW YORK VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the United States mail
To sail FRIDAY. Aprii Is, at 4. II.
rk-z..;sr The magnificent Al sidewhsol OCEAN
H.asSs..fAss stsamship
EsIENVEI1.E,
BAKER, Commander.
Will leave her wharf, post Ia, First District, es
above.
For freight or passage having UNSURPASSED accom-
raodations, apply to WI. CkEbVY, Agent.
SIS Csroudelet street, corner Gravier.
The steamship De Soto. Morton, commander, viii
follow and SSH on Friday. April 20 oc3l
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UPPER COAST.
ST. LOUIS

MJasJssiPPI VALLEY TIA XsE'OK-
TATiON aDAHAaA
e-~~ +. For 81 Louis Cairo tconn~ct-
se44s44ers ing with Illinois Contra. Railroad and
s$Mzrssssss Memphis-The steamer
BEE AND ssA sks3Fs.
W. A. COLL, Master.
Leaves WE DNkSDAN, April l3, at p NJ,
taking freights for Chicago and ell points on the
Illinois Central Railroad ano its connections.
j. Z. bUkDEAU, Agent
apl2 Is Poy dras street.
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GwrJRcS.


BALTIMORE VIA KEY WEST AND HAVANi-
stes mship Cuba $50 cigars aud fruits vegetables
and sundres fruIl Havana
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVhSA-Steansh ship va
%0oiU0UU cigars II cases bTeatmsstS2 crates pineapple
p ants sud .uydrIas fisvana
CARDIFF Barr Harriet Hp-sey-3i8y bars rail-
road iron
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turtles
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rock salt 65 dozen mats
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ba eo skins 81 bds hide S5862S IS in specie
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size cotton seed Is pds paper eno sundries
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30 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and snu dries
BATON EouGE-Steamer st John-4 bales cotton
~ hhds sugar 81 bbs classes IL BIZ bos molasses u
AIS bran "a obs ii e ard sundres
LOChPORI-S.eaInFE Anne Wagley--43 Ehds
81 6sies mosb bbls ice hides snd -undres
VA Observation-Disclosures q B.sckord-l92 bales
cotton 81 bHs cotton "a hhdS eugsr Is DJls
% nlues aGd suGdfy produce
81 Observation-Disclosures pretendsr-9l bales
oetos 10 bids sugar Is bbs SO sis seed
20 hides aud tul dry produce
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81 ohdS tobacco 200 bblS our No Lbls pc add undries
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13

GEORGE WASHINGTON.
{. V. GAGER, Commanders.
Will Leave her wharf loot of Toulouse street On
SUNDAY, April II, at A. 81.
Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Havre taken
by this ne and through bills OF laiug given for the
same.
Fer freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
molly al Caror deiet stra II.