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lowing amendment, which, on motion q
Mr. seweH, Of Orleans, was laid on the
table:
Resolved, That the experts appointed by
law for the purpose of examining the ac-
counts Of tax collectors be directed to make
report of their investigation to the Gene
raj Assembly for the year 1872.
Mr. Benham, of Carroll, moved that the
resolution be referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means, and being seconded by
Mr.. sartain, of Carroll, called for the yeas
and nays, resulting as follows:
Yeas-Armstead, Antoine, Boyd, Ben
ham, Blackstone, Bickham, COnnaughtOn,
Davis, Devices, Guicbard, Hefner, Paul
Jones, Kern, Mayo, Marie, Paris, Rochon,
Souer, Sartain, Snaer, Smart, Wands-22.
Nays-Allain, Bryant, Baker, Barrow,
oie, Dayries, Decker, Elliot, Greene, Gair,
CAN'T, Hubeau, Hahn, Heath, Hedgepath,
Jones, Heating. Kenyon, Keys, Lewis,
Landry, Lawss, Murrell (Madisonj, Ma
honey, MOntaldo, Page, Radrigues, Sawyer,
Stewart, Southland, Sutton, Sewell Thomas,
Tureaud, Williams, Wilson, Worthy, Wash
ington, Ward-43.
The resolution, on motion Of Mr.. Sewell,
of Orleans, was adopted.
Under suspension of the rules, Mr..
Hahn, of St, Charles, introduced House
bill No. 18, entitled an act to re-establish
the Seventh District Court, and to repeal
certain parts of an act entitled an act to
establish an additional district court for the
parish of Orleans, to define and limit the
jurisdiction and determine the powers
thereof; to provide for the transfer of GER
tain cases now pending before certain other
district courts for the said parish to the
court hereby created, to authorize the Gov
ernor to appoint judge and clerk for said
court, and to provide q courtroom for said
court; to abolish the Seventh and Eighth
District Courts for the parish of Orleans,
and to provide for the transfer Of the
records and suits in the Seventh and Eighth
District courts to other courts in said parish,
approved eleventh of December, 1872, was
placed on its first reading.
Under a further suspension of the consti-
tutional rules the bill was placed on its
second reading and ordered to be printed,
and referred to the Committee on Judiciary
The following memorial, accompanying
House bill No. IL, was ordered to be printed
in the journal:
To the honorable the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives Of the State of Louisiana:
The memorial of the members of the bar
of the city of New Orleans respectfully
shOweth that the abolition of the Seventh
District Court will cause great inconye-
nienee and embarrassment in the admins
tration of justice in all cases heretofore
pending in said court. 1t will cucumber
the docket OF the Fourth District Court,
and be vexatious by retarding the trial of
cases brought in said Seventh District
Court; that the number of courts hereto
fore existing is necessary for speedy justice
in civil cases. Wherefore they pray that
the Seventh District Court be re, estab-
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w. +. HARPER
FRANCOIS EranCiugues vs.. the Mount Olive
Bap ist Church, OF New Orleans.

Bap sat Church, OF New Orleans
SEVBETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No. 9759.-By virtue of a writ of eeE-
ure ard sale, directed by the honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, to G. s. Sauvinet late sheriff
ana By said late sheriff to me transferred | win
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Meroherts
ana Auetl9reerg Exchange, Royal street, between
G Gaats and Customhouse streets, in the Second
District OF this city, MONDAY, January 49,
1873 at twelve O'Clock a.. the following described
property, to wit
LOT OF GROUND. together with all the bulld-
Ings ana improvements tLere on, situated in East
Bou4sny, Sixth District of this city in square
number twenty-five, bounded by Live Oak, Mar
engo, Magazine and COnstantfnople streets desiv.
mated BY the number three on a sketch marked
"C,' annexed to act Of deposit, before j. D.
Augustn notary public, in this city and dated the
tvs second Of March, 1859, which said lot nun
per three measures twenty-nine feet front on Mar
engo street by depth Of Ons hundred and twenty
feet between parallel lines. Being the same proG
erty acquired by the defendants herein by pun
chase from Charles Washing on, as per act passed
before W q, Pascoe, notary public 10 and Tor the
TENDER. 1870. I
Seized in the above Ruit
Terms-CaAh on the spot.
del2 q JAZZ sheriff Of the Parish Of Organs.
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An ingenious Fraud.

A photographer in Berlin has been sent
tt the penitentiary for an ingenious fraud
which he has practised ON the aristocracy
of that city for several months past. He
pretended he could make photographs of
gentlemen so lifelike that their dogs would
be able to recognize them. When these
photographs were held up before the dogs
of the owners, the dogs would wag their
tales and lick the pictures. The other pho
tographers of Berlin, who were unable to
perform anything similar, watched their
colleague, and finally discovered his secret.
1t was very simple proceeding. All LIE
did was to cover the photographs of the
gentlemen with thin layer of lard, which
off
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stitutional rule was suspended and the bill
put on the second reading, and duly read
and referred to the Committee on Finance.
On motion of Mr.. Ingraham, the Senate
voted to adjourn until tomorrow at
twelve o'clock NJ.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned until tomorrow,
Friday, December 30, 1872, at twelve
o'clock R.
CHARLES Il. MERRITT.
Secretary of the Senate.
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civil rights, and to furnish the means for
their vindication.
Calendared for second reading.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary OF the Senate was an
nounced with the folio wing message:
To the Honorable Speaker aud Members of the
House Of Representatives
l have the honor to inform you that the.
Senate has concurred in House concurrent
resolution authorizing joint committee to
examine the amount and character of the
Indebtedness of the State of Louisiana.
CHARLES FL. MERRITT,
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
B06SS OF REPRESENTATIVES

EXTRA SESSION
or TER
g7tRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
@T AT0C 9SF LOUISIANA
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Alfred Wehb. RrifIng from Dnhlin IA An

Alfred Webb, writing from Dublin to the
EDe'ttnq Post, in reply to the misrepIesenta-
ton OF Mr.. Froude, says: When a man
does well he is called an EngIishman M,
Lecky and Mr.. Tyndal are called English
men, though really Irishl the moment h.
gets into scrape and acts wickedly, he is
called Irish" How very true this is; but
it's q weakness England has of claiming
good things that don't belong 70 her.
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hel5 Jas ~ Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
Alice Nolan VS.. Gustaye Marirnv. Ezar
Husband

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
H of Orleans No. 2768.-By virtue of a writ IF
feri tacias, for costs against plaintiff d.
Cected by the honorable the Fifth District Court
for the parish Of Orleans to G. S sauvipet late
sheriff, and by said late sheriff to me trans ana
ferred in the ABOVE entitled cause I viii
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Her
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Customhsuse streets in
the Second ,o District Of this city, on TUESDAY,
January 1879, at twelve O'coCk NJ, the follow.
ing described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build
ings and improvements thereon, and all the rights
ways, seEytudes, privileges and advantages there
unto belonging or In arywise appertaining stu
ated in the Third District of this city In the
square bounded by Victory, Port Mereau or De-
catur and st. Ferdinand streets designated "a Let
number nine of square number two, on a plan de-
posted in the office of Felix Grima notary public
IN this city, under number si1ty.0ne of BOOK of
plans. Said lot measures. in English measure
twenty-five feet f0ur inches two lines front on
Victory street by fftv-eight feet fonr inohes on
the line dividing 1t from lot number eight 1fty-
ono feet seven lines on the line next to St. Ferdi
nand street and tTenty-one feet one izch three
lines on the rear line,
Seized IN the above suit
Terms-Cash On the spot.
W. P HARPER
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de2O rs 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

f. p. MarfEne2 ct ais. VS.. Louisiana Fer
tiiiser ManufaCt turing Company
StIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. S952.-By virtue of a writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish of
oresns in the above entitled cause, viii
chants and AuctSneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal Ind CustOmhouse streets, in the
Second District Of this city ION MONDAY Jsnug-
ry 70, 1873 at twelve O'clock NJ, the following dc
/. ALI THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
built and put up by said company ON a certain
square OF ground situated ia the First District OF
TINS city bounded by Common, Gayoso, Grayier
and Dupre streets.
2 ALI THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
built and put up by said company on another square
OF ground adjoining the above, bounded by Com
mon, Dupre 1ravier and Salcedn streets
3. AN ENGINE, 30 LER AND FIXTURES,
I. HYDRAULIC PRESS.
5. a MIXER
g. And finally, other merchandise fixtures and
articles sui ed TO the said factory
Seized in the above suit.
TeTns-Cash on the spot.
W. p. HARPER
helJ Jas ~ Sher1H of the Parish OF Orleans
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SHERIFF7S SALES,

Andre ETaliener, William Stewart ma I'D.
W. E4mes subrogated, vs.. Hill & Vti zie.
EHIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
a of Orleans, No. 346l.-By virtue of a writ
Of ieI faciss to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, win proceed to sell as
public auction. on the premises hereinafter desIo
mated on TUESDAY, December 81, 1872, and
succeeding days till closed halfpast ten O'Clock
A. M, the following de oribed property to wit
TIE CONTENTS OF STORE No. IA Damp street
between Grayier and Natchez streets in the Pirsf
Office. ~
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cesh on the spot
W. P. HARPER
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
L. B. BOOMER of Chicago, President.
Authorized Capital Stock, $l,OOO,OOO.
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE oC

THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE OCT
|, 1871
The whole amount Capital Stock oftss conpanr
be made in o in'mens Of % per cent each
Is per cent July IS, 25 per cent Aug L. 25 cent
sept. aud - per cent Oct. l. 1877. Fast due iH-
siamens 10 be paid with interest at the time OIL SUD-
Boor, now open Office Of the uudgud will be positively
The o Of ap aid issued at this time !.
and this the Saa,,I @
their extensive works and they have
on hnS % %, be meuoSsd the Chicago r. l. and
Pacific, Lake shore and w. southsrn Chicago and y;
Central. Missouri Pncfc &C., 6c and the net profit on
so to the than So 600 600. including Of the
built this country 10 iept OF which and rhe
material have constantly hand and the COMPANY are
freuuslr obliged receive in part payment for their work RAILROAD
and which perfectly good secunues but not Always IN
~ Ts TsTTr icnTs Of land "a Cago belonging tie Company.
nor or nsqrly $4,000 and prominent real e deus say
tH Be rorh IN SIR years at least SiOOOor amount e4Da' 70
bs erter St The AMERICAN BRIDGE COMPANY though bh.
has already fully the prodabness Of the enterprise fhe
Company constructed organization and TO the Jst OF
Deeeer 1871 % 1877 feet OF bridges 10 turning tables and
600 facilities for construction Of pn.umstc
piles unsurpassed by Company IN 6e country sno capacity o Se
least $50 feet Of bridge, for eVer working day IN the
Tue Ou Railroad and Highway Bridge Of three
Of $40 feet each aud the Union Paehe Bridge across h n's
$50 each by this Csmpany
M ne. p'Oou 1 10 l % Mb as was the sum Of sS1
4Sl Ia of SPA OS0 2S annum being over 80
nsw structures machinery &c. the Company will ha'e mach greater
for cash thereby making saving Of from SoOOOOto
% CoHpsny can undoubtedly basis make dividends Of
from 25 per the full amount OF capital,
900, 0OO with iar prospect of considerable ners':e
details satisfaction regarding the reliability q the CompnT'
statements and the unquesuoned INTEGRITY and ability OF u 0heIs
confidently commend capitalists the above as an Investment
worthy their attention
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
COTTON MARKETS

CScISyATI 16-Coton queti Mdugs 2o!ei receipts 20
bales shipments. IL bales; stock, "a bales $50,
net receipts, 50 bales; saes 425 bales
GALvKsroS Sept l6-Cotton doll and nominal Good Onnary
1f!c recep So baesi etpO-coastWse oi bi Ses -
bales stock. 9,14 bales
PHILADELPHiA. Sept IG.-Coiton quiet; MidIluls. 2e
BosToN Sept l6-Cotton quiet; Miing., 2c gross receipts
79O bales; safes 800 bales: stock, 6,Oj bales 49,
Egw-OKLEAS Sept l6Coton fmer Good Ordinary l8ci Low
MdinCs l8lc Mdng nominal receipts lbt baIesi gross
receipts 1908 bales; sales 23O baesj stock l84 bales
CHARLEsTOS l6Cotl0n du lower Ordinary, b9hle
Good Ordinary III ollie Low Miidings sc; hd1es Ildltei
receipts 32 bales; erporeoase. NeElOrk steamship
Manhattan l2f0 bales; lJu bales; stock o. ~ bales,
sept l6-Cotton nominali receipts bai shipments 10
bales. . -
SAVANNAH Sept 16Coon firm: demand goods ofrugs m Good
Ordinary i7!c Low 4 idLngs lc. Mtlngs bt net receipts,
2gg bses eIpos-coastwe 1896 bses sales 1900 baf' STOCK
Also bales.
LOUISVILLE Sept lG-Cotton dull and nothing doing; Mdngs
20ie receipts 2f3 bales; shipments l63 bales. -
MKNPH sept l6Cottou dull and dr0ongi htings, H 4l9.c
receipts bales shipments l8l bales: stock 2i8 bales
NORPOLK sept I6-Cotton quiet; Low Mng, Isle; net
eepts eporsoosstNe $50 Bale Is baei stock,
ks bales
WmxrNGrov Sept lG-Cotton quiet; M.lrHgs l3ei net
cepts bales; stock. 4j6 bales. .
dngs. 8le; Mimgs 8l net receipts lS baesj exports
coastwse 40 bales; sales 80 bales; stock. J.lJ baeA
BALTIMORE Sept l6Cotion trm; Mdilnr ~ gross feee @
346 bales eIposcoaswse 70 basi sal - baes sto teS
bales.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
To INVESTORS.


10 those who have funds TO invest In large or
small amounts OF who wish to increase their income
from means already invested in other less profitable
securities. we recommend, after full investigation,
the Seven-Ihrty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company Bearing seven and three-tenths
per cent gold interest equal now to 6! currency
and sold at par, they yield an income considerably
moro than one-third greater than L. 5. 5-2Os Ihey
arc Coupon and Registered, the lowest denomiha-
ton being 800, the highest $1,000.
Nearly one-third of the Main Line of the Road VIII
be completed and in operation with large business
the present season. All the property and rights OF
the Company. including most valuable Land Grant,
averaging about 23,OC0 acres per mile Of road, are
pledged as security Tor the first mortgage bonds now
offered.
All marketable stocks and bonds are received in
exchange at current prices. Descriptive pamphlets
and maps, showing Route Of road, Connections,
tributary Country, &c. viii be furnished appli-
cation. JAY COOKE Co,
New-Tork, Philadelphia and Washington
Financial Agents n. p. Il. II.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
T., B, & w
EXTENSION RAILWAY
First Mortgage Z per
Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
al 90 and Interest,
al 80 and Interest,

Issued by the indianapolis, Bloouin gton and Western
Railway to a in buldas its BXI ENSoN hao West 10 Hroc
Inc from Champaign q S5 niles Mississippi River al Kookuk
and brauch from White Heath eBS mes 10 Decatur all IN thc
state of Illinois. secured By first and only
mortgage the EXTENSION being rapidly constructed IN
the thorough by able and experienced contractors who
represent capital Of several millions Of dollars Which nsures the last
rail being i At early date About 60 miles are alrsidy IN
hhei and 10 miles graded the whole line 2l7 miles Will be
completed early in 1879 We been connected and entirely familiar
with the L. b. w Railway from Its early organization II
completed the Autumn OF 1870 ah has developed ay nio Sue
CESSFUL AND WEALTHY CORPORATION having large revenue
largely increasing With the EXTENSION will be
corporation with 42O miles located In commando
ing position in the heart OF the best portion Of the county
the line OF Tie EXTENSION in 1870 had population
Of 22 $3.50 valuation Of real and personal estate S1Sl OOO-
900; bushels grain raised 27. .O0O 900, value Of fm pro-
ducts S2j,570,000j AMI live stock, Sis,3l9,OOOJ TO
which may safely be added ID cent to represe Mt
the present population and value. The counties on
the Old Line and the EXTENSION together contain a
population of nearly thrcc-quarters of million, and
property valuation exceeding s1O0,OOO,O0O.
From these statistics viii be really that the EXIk NSON will
have Local Business that will make IL complete sue
In addition this viii haye 1.-THE entire Through Trninc
the Missouri Iowa, and Nebraska Road, connecting
with the Mississippi River AMI extending ives; to the Missouri 300
miles with the Midland Pacific IN Nebraska. These
corporations Peoria and Rock Island (9I mes and
the Davenport Paul 900 miles, although corpora
tons, ARE CONTROLLED IN THE INTEREST OF THE INDIAN
APOLIS, BLOOMINGTON. AND WESTERN RAILWAY aud, pSe-
uea will be united line OF than 1.2OO miles tue through
Of which will pass the L. B. W. Tbss an East and
We and has parallel competing line. The
Eastern connections indianapolis the pennsylvania Gem
trail Baltimore Ohio Bellefoutnine, Lake shore,
and Nev-Yorl Central other roads eenng this point
and NorthWeEt distances are
materially reduced this system OF roads, so much SO Dat
eannot M be the popular line for travel and business.
Liberal pons made by towns and counties
of EXTENSION and the remainder has teen taken by
experienced railroad men and Eastern capitalists.
These fail to make the boal which will be ssued
Ike
securities.
The bonds $1,000 each eonveTb into stock At par at the
option holder may registered free Of charge
Coupons payable January and July free Of tax The bonds o"
he had from banks and bankers throughout the country
them present 90 and interest, and recommend
them strongly friends investors Of the safest and most
desirable securities on market
delivered Of charges hap pamphlets and efcu
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

H0WrS & MACY, Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st, New
York offer the same facilities to DepOsitOrs as In
COrpOrated Banks, and allow Interest daily bal
anCes at the rate of -Four per cent.
t COLLECTIONS made ON any point at current rates,
with immediate returns
Special attention paid TO choice Stock, Bonds, &C.
&c. Tor Investors.
NEw-YoRK STATE Cs. Gold Bonds due 1887, for
GwYNNE & DAY, 1G Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
TIE STATE OF TRADE. +,

s,pt ISL mCODsOlS opened al 8li for MONEY and
col & ,hs srrnt United FveTwony bonds 1885 old sJt
7s ,aI Ten Pores sf New Fve Ss Er Railway shares @
P1sfa Sept l6-G m.-hentes opened Al SS' ISe . .. -
IVrHrooL sept lGll a m-Coton opened dull hiddhns Up
LAM, gid Hid1hng Orleans. l0id - .,,.,
a.1sr51 Mdding Orleans. IOtd Lard, tois " evt.
16-5 mCOnsof closed ohtSo
Tiye wsnty bobds 1864, ". Bns Railway share Ssl
PaR sept l6p Repses closed at etL Ne 81 lnisre ~,
irrspooI sttt m-C0ttOn closed irTegusri hdhlg
tans "a asa hddng Orleans lodotd he sac, o. tne J
Iesn O8 bales ipelsdng 1900 or export and speculation
IoSeeS sep 10 Evening -LInseed OIL RH per tnh spns
Tn,peutiue a. sass per cNt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
Diplosno Notlfes.
5ituaiions Uanteo--femalcs

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
OFFICES Nos SAY West rhyseeoudt, S3 West Twenty third
S-. up to p. m, At regular Office ra1es
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL as WATT
Machines understands bairiessng best references III West Niue
teelthst
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as lNFANT's
"A NURSE; thoroughly experienced the nursr and 10Y
coluy FaYeAng
arstcas refer be given. 40s sxhave
A YOUNG Protestant French Lady wishes a
IA SITUATION Goyerness Ladies Companion IN pn'a"
family. Call at No. 81 West FOurhst
A COMPETENT GIRL to do H0USEW0Rk
"A for a small fimiy CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS co"
reference. 10 West Nneteenthst, top toor
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to do general
IN HOUoEWORK or CHAMBERWORK and FINE WASHING n'
small family. III West Forythrlst
A GERMAN GIRL as COOK in a small
"a Protestant fsmy good eiu reeaee b@J Leen'A'e1 'O
floor
A HOUSEKEEPER in a private family OF
IA hoteli references satisfactory sap not 80 maeh @n oo'
a reliable place. 80 Deancey-st. near Orchard
A DRESSMAKER of experience wishes to
make ENGAGEMENTS by the dayi only hsicass SeTk de-
sired. Address Madam COHEN Perry.st
A number of German SERVANTS constantly
n Blreau. III Norfolk ST., between hvingon
and stantOusts. d. HID
YOUNG GIRL as LAUNDRESS best city
"A reference. % West Washington-plaee.
1.-TWO respectable yOung GIRLS, lately
A landed; one 10 do CHAMBERWORK and the other PLAIN
COOKING WASHING ant IRONING Call for two days at Jon
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

ses bag 77 br Ranroop an 7ioe Coz Pana also 10 tcs
Carolina a. 6l09!c
suGAR-Rsw suSus dull hot e market remains ha d9i
for fair Rdung fog ao sales i hhls una
9D9e; kepei reHrs sdy; sct Yellow 10! d" WING
uR0ubc, nd Grouu. Gsaaassd ami Crushed. vi 6i2le
du, sc Indiana AMI 1J - for ordnarl
Timothy; $40 "a % Cor Prime Choices FlsIsed orasp at
81 IS; Prime 70 Choice At S20 ~ O2I.
sEi Rim Is IN fair dsmnl AMI stay sales OF 10 tes So'
gtc Prime quoted at 0i dl0lc
10 iriue County.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO Sept 5Reeep for the weekfae n 40 hesf ;hogs
&C. 4 sheep. G5 Same last yarCae y 8Ji hoes
J63 sheep dull for all grades except quality
fenOr prces demand light shipments hands quota
tons: 50d sc 65 extra Se0s6 q; choice - "a
81 good prime, meAm ~ 50a % y0 inferior
fair stock. 50 O0 - 2j Norhern fatel TIns, 81 5d -
through Hogs dull prices supply large; quoons:
Range y; - S10-i good b choice - % a
IS TO- sheep dull; slow sales pes nge $685. 90 accord.
ing q quality. Lambs salable.
PHG,DgLPma Sept lsCatie fue sales, so head At $50
81 per Sheep funer; sales 100 ueli S5a % 90 Live
Hogs firm; sales 1900 head. at 80 per cEL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

NOrth YSssels ana Ratlroadt
Sppr l6-3 pkgs Ashes pkgs BeeswaI o bales Cotton, 4J
hI Eggs l. 8 pkgs Dried Fruit l6 40 bb Flour 800 bbs Ae.
10 isa nh Wheat Corn 50 BUSH oats 2034 bush
Ry $50 Malt aS2 bush Barley A bags Gas. SEED ~ bass
s,..d 10 bales Hemp bales Hops ll58 Hides lS bundles
Hd @ sides Leather bb sphts Turpentne, $40 ibis Tar
Hess ILL., Rosin Moss 3l pkgs OIL Cake 81 bb Luo
M esg psh Peanuts Pecans 100 pkg Beef III pkgl fo
Ia pLTa Cut Meats 04 pEgs Lard Is pigs steann lN pEa
Rn,T pkgG Cheese ~ pkgs Grease Tallon u bales
Ys <o haQ sumac pkgs Starch u bales kln sll bundles
Silver ore Tobacco lsOl pigs d. ees bo WHISKY ="
U.al