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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-24

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-24

SHERIFF SALE.
Jacob Iamllle w james NJ Johnston Of

JhcOO lAnllle w James NJ johnston et al.
BY virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court Of common pleas of stark county, Ohio and
10 me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry, at the door Of the court house in the city Of
Canton, ON
Saturday, he lOh day Of October, 1874,
the following described real estate situate IN said
county, to wit: Beginning Mt point on the north
line Of street known as Broadway, In the town
Of Alliance, eighty feet distant from intersection
Of eastern boundary Of appropriation for the Cleye
land and Pittsburgh Railroad, thence with said
line OF said Street In an easery course along said
street for eighty S0l feet; thence a nOrthery course
on line parallel with &. and z. r. Road one hun
dred, iOrty-hve and 2-lO feet; thence westerly
course parallel with said Broadway street eighty
(S0D feet thence In o southcrly direction parallel
with the G.. q r. K. Road one hundred, fOrty-liye
2-lO feet, TO the place Of beginning
Sale To commence at one o'clock D. m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
gppttO'Tt-WJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
West Baton Home.

y At the conve ntion held in the parish Of
West Baton Rouge. April Is, 1874, in COM
pliance with Intersections from the State
Central Executive Committee OF the Re
publican party, dated March z, 1874, for the
purpose Of reorganiziDg the parish execu-
tive committee of the parish, twenty-one
delegates answered 10 their names. 1t was
unanimously agreed that Hon. T. I. Allan
be elected temporary and permanent chair
man.
On motion of Frank Delaney, Esq, the
following resolution was unanimously
adep,ed:
Resolred, That this convention hereby
calls u distlct senatorial convention, the
other parishes concurring. 10 meet ut
Pisquemine, Iberyille parish, on the second
Saturday OF July next eleventh,
for the purpose of nominating candidate
for the State Senate tor the iOurieenth
Senatorial district, and that the basis OF
representation be the same as il was at the
Baton Rouge convention OF 1872, 10 wit:
. lbersille. 8; West Baton Rouge, 3; Iberia,
3; s.. Marin, 4-Total, lS
Resoteed, That a copy of these resolu tons
be orwarded to the parish executive com
mittees II the parishes OF lherv,ile, Iberia
and 81. Martin.
The Onveution then took a recess of
thirty Dinutes IN order to enable the parish
executive committee TO organize. and on its
reass milling, reported the following named
persons rs members aud officers If the par
isiS executive committee:
President, L. T Allan; vice president,
Rufus h Cciwell; secretary, +. A. Woods;
,treasurer, Stephen Colweil; sersean,.a,-
arms. Like Billups, Jr., Peter Dsuiels, Col
lin Bland. r. A. Woods, LIKE llops. Jr.,
George s,eptoe, John J. Meldriek. jules
Menard, Stephen Celweli, Frank Delsney,
Anthons Britton, Alexander Lewis. Refus
b. Coldwsil. Harry Virgins. Oscar H.it,
David Tsdd, Jasnss Cross, Wiliism A. Col
Sell, y.hsrson Hebbs. Stephen WATKINS.
Williams Jqb Rhodus, Washington Nat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
st. Tammany Parish Convection.

The Republican delegates from the va
ri0us wards assembled in convention at
COvingtcn ON Saturday, the twenty -tifth in
slant. Mr.. \. p. Babain was made presi
dent, and MIR. II. l.. Leblanc, secretary.
pro tenn.
The following delegates were present:
Second ward-E. TrouiIler, Adam Green.
3 Third ward-M. Smallwood, e. Robinson.
Fourth ward-Gustaye Depart, Thomas
Washington.
Sixth wards. p. Babain, John Turner,
George Daniels.
Ninth wsrd-C. NJ. Leet, Joseph Ma
thews, N. Robinson.
The convention was permanently organ
ICED by electing Hon. G. Dupart, president;
8 p. Babain and K. Robinson, vice presi-
dents; NJ. L. Leblanc, secretary; Sam II
Brown, assistant secretary.
On motion of c. M. Leet, the following
parish executive committee was chosen:
Judge Dupart. A. Green, L. Trouiller, Hon.
A. J. Cousin, Al. SmallwoOd. 7. Badesux, T.,
Washington James Taylor, s. p. Bsbain, f
Flot, 3 u. Gill, c. H. Leet, j. Mathews, NJ.
Robinson.
After passing resolutions requesting the
New Orleans REPUBLICAN and Vaudeville
. Wave to publi-h it's proceedings. the con
vtntion adjourned in the most perfect har-
mOny and amid the greatest en- thusia III.
Dol Alter the adjournment of the convention
the new executive committee met and or.
/, gsnized by electipg Joseph Mathews, pres.-
dent, and c. IL. Lees, secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08

The Republican Parish Convention met in
Doualdsonville Saturday, April Is. In the
temporary organisation Aaron Hill was
chosen president and John D. Cantey Sec
xetary.
After the committee on credentials had
reported, and q minority report of P. Lam
dry and L. K. Bentley had been adopted,
permanent officers were elected, to wit: G.
II. Hill, president; H. 0. Msher, secretary.
A resolution was adopted by which the
convention, as then constituted, was re-
solved into o parish executive committee,
~ follows:
First ward-Louis Butler, G. N. Lewis,
8. H. Mullen, George Diggs, Isaac jenkins.
Second wsrd-P. A. Jones, Carpenter
Third ward George Wcodside, Manuel
johnson. -...
Fourth ward-P. Landry, N. N. Conway,
Robert Noel, Louis Lefort, Nathan Hays,
Joseph Reynsud. II. f. Bentley, Frederick
Fob6, Beverly Willis, Edward Cantey, V.
c. Gabrielle.
Fifth ward-G. II. Hill. Albert Brandy,
Hillery Rice, Charles Henry, Cuba jackson,
Calvin Carter, Aaron Hill lhalf votel. James
Sixth ward-A. Heyman, q. knight,
John w. Graves, Joseph Carter Milton
Ncrris, Allen Stephens (one-half vote),
Isham Th0rity (ope-half vOte), =
Seventh and eighth wards-Two vacan
Cies. s.
The election of officers OF the parish ex-
ecutive committee being declared in order,
p. Landry was chosen president, L. E.
Bentley, secretary. and g. II. Hill, treas
uter, the choice in each case being made
unanimous
Resolutions were adopted expressing con-
Rdence in the national and State admins
trations, indorsing Hon. Z. u. Darrall,
member of Congress, and P. Landry, Rep
resentativc, and requesting Governor KEEL
lcgg to approve the. act passed by the re-
cent General Assembly to authorize the
funding Of the floating indebtedness of the
parish Of Ascension.
The convention then adjourned, subject
u the call Of the president.
l.. E. BENTLEY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
By Francis Fernandez.
TWBETT LOTS OF GROUND. WE'LL LOCATED
IN THR SIXTH DISTRICT OF THIS CITY
Succession OF MRS ELIZABETH RRrM
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlaans-
No. IS s9l.
By Francis Fernandez.

R1 FRANCIS FERNANDEZ J. B. CgOzAr.
49, - ,Auotioneer3onaee Nos. lol and no. carner
June s 1874. at twelve O'clock NJ, will be sold at
me ne at and Auct'6ne RS Exchange, on
streets, by virtue and in pursuance Of An ord. ?
trct Ca Sm -, T. assot Judge Of the second Dis
~ isa4 the following property b. longing to said
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. No. 4s in
square bounded by Broad way, Pine. Ann and
msnts .Ssnesa ssth District With all the
April Is 1896, deposited In the ONCE Of W. q. Law;s
tM .s rotary In this city said square containing
meas uIe, 3o0 feet on each Of Broad way and Pine
streets and 24o feet front each Of Ann and kster
streets; which said square of ground above 10.
scrletd was acquired by Andrew j. Brim. the bus.
Dada OF the deceased, from MIRA Rsther Colgate.
wu9w OF Jacob Klein, a. per act passed befors "
Nc: Jones notary public Of this civ. on ths ~;
OF August, 1871. S' Va sno nHsS
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
Act OF sale b fore q. A. Hogan notary nrb;. a.
the e1pense OF thepurchaser. ap3O mys Is q lei 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
NEW oRLEANs CLRARIN0 HOUSE.

Gold opened at lllh 0ll2. against l2A at New
York and. after mTderats ous Ys na sa,ss
It 1iIN; $4,000 st lE0lis $1,000 and s 1900 at
NJ ana sass Of silver were reported American hall
dollars were still quoted At io7h 0losk. and NICK
lean dollars at ll00lll.
ton. at the opening but uRdef the influence Of an
ad vance in gold, and steady bill market ct New
ss.t hs sa bank on .hs Hs Ss ..s:
amounted to &3l 500 embracing 5000 bill Of Lad
inc at e5 TO- $1,000 do at IS 4ok. $4,000 do At
SsoSo bl Of ,sdnS aud sioco Al clear at IS a.
$500 bill Of iadms ct ss W. and *'00o 90 ss
~Prsncs opened at previous rates, but owing to
their being in light supply and good demand rs
well as to the advance in gold ut New York, com
mercial closed At material advance. Inc only
sales reported we're 100 commercial at 465. and
At the close sterling bills were quoted at e5 Il
q fS Por Ssn Z: and 4s3 for
Domestic exchange opened . shade lower for
The Offerings were fair. and while the demand was
limited the salea were of moderate extent. tho en-
TIE business pcrted in sew o York sight covering
cent discount, SIS 900 private bankers at Il g,
sa5, 900 bank at ga, 5000 and $4,000 do at7a2,
AZ" Ths SsnSs CONTINUED to check ON New York at
par and commercial sight closed ct tVk p cent
discount.
shares but no sales of any class were reported.
City gold bearing seven Yen ps sias c ;ocuSeS 5000
& 5000 and s TO- 900 at So. No other transactions
were reported. Until some outside demand springs
up, it is apprehended that there will be but little
done unless on some irregular, speculative move
ment Capitalists are disincliuod to invest in any
class OF securities, with D tendency to tie marked
fuctuation which have characterized many In the
list.
payment of taxes.
City appropriation certificates were lower. being
quoted az the close at about 6l06fk. The sales
included $500 at g. 1900 6l, and 1000 at 81.
reported They were also quoted about 6l06ik.
We noticed an apparently speculative movement
in State warrants, under which the market slightly
improved being quoted at the clos0f at 4lO43 for
large. Il 046 for medium, and 4705O for small. The
sales included 8 1000 large at 4at and 5000 40 at
43.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
MARSHAT,S SALES.


George Bement vs.. Steamboat st. Mary.
I'm THE UNITED STATES DIS rRICT COURT FOB
Of an order Of sale to me directed in the ABOVE
entitled suit, will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, on MONDAY. May Is. 1874, at twelve
house on Canal street in this city, the following
described property, viz
THE STEAMBOAT ST. MARY her engines. flrni.
District ferry landing Algers.
Terms-Cash at the time OF adjudication
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans
Nay 5, 1874.
8. B. PACKARD.
my6 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
Stock hand and on shipbeard not cleared .0s 6l5
same time Las5 year .149 l2O


Receipts proper since last evening 1915 bales,
against %. oe last Thursday, and 4sl last year,
bales, - LAST Est last week and 1925 last year,
1883, 7a5 las. yesr--incresse 2S4s.
The Exchange kilograms make tie receipts at
all the ports from y ~ yesterday to I tsd ia
last year and snoe Friday l9. 3 bales against Is 25
last week and 1893 last year. Total since An.
CAST 81 ;s:4 90 bales against 3,ssessl last year
Exports Friday 10 wednesday inclusive, to Great
81 8eS ast year and to the continent ISL bales,
against ID i.a last week and 1888 last year.
Stocks at Oil the delivery ports made up TO u N.
36s, III bsss Against al BITS Last week and 42s. 1895
suGAR-aeOei red this morning. 4, hhds and q
bbls. There vas good speculative demand on the
email. and zoe oSds sold At 1tc for good common;
&c for low far stc@s* for good far to fully fair:
Sc es fse ally So ,s Se Ps 90 for 'tr'y
morning; no saieS The stock in the sheds is
It sc ysmenns SAFE
fLOUR-The market II strong with moderate
stock AID scarcity Of low grades which are
small. The dsmsn is confined to the local trade.
but the sales embraced ssi3 bbs. Of which 50 flne
Extra st q; rs and 80 low treble extra At e IS
So So So 100 and 60 at &c ss g Is and 50 at SO 50
80 good treble extra ct 81 lJo st 81 30 q and g
at 81; leo CHOICE extra 1t SO IS; 50 and 200 At
So 50, 2s and rs at % l2s; 70 1t 80 50 p Dbl;
6aO and 90 choice extra on private terms. and 5O0
for export, On private terms.
CORN ksAL-Nearly 1000 bbls were received
this morning. . part Of which I'D previously to
arrive. Prices have further advanced and are
higher under Western advices and light stock
and coed demand here. Holders are now asking
81 <Od4 30 y bill. and less is refused unless for
large lots, winch might be had this morning for
"a 70 y bb;. 20 and IS bbls sold at - y Dbl.
P0Rk-A stronger and In request, with . email
stock in fe " hands. Holders are askiag for run
new me % Q 10 ~. and for original heavy Sl8 500
ia Is y Dbl. early in the day 50 tbls even weight
Dbl subsequently lCO bbls old mesa sold at $I lah.
New mass IL retailing 1t el6 81 y Dbl
URY SALT NBAT-In request, and Y q kc frmer,
with none left in first hands. - Sasks were sold.
COZ prising 20 casks. yesterday ct Sic; 10 and 10
today on the landing ct To- 1t no and Ut 1kc
p b. Dealers are tobbinG shouldcrs at 1kO1hc,
clear rib ssdes exc. clear sides 0kc$ b:
BACCN-Sides are scarce and IN specuieuve de-
mAnd at advancing prices, Int shoaldeEs are Gun.
Gear rib s.des q. g now held strongly as lehc;
CHAR cides IL i 3loAc y D. Shoulder are qunted
a. TAG. The principal holder Of clear sides Is
under limit at lie y H. The oalee embrnce t7s
casks OF hich 0 and - casks clear rib ~ lOtc;
u 1t lok c. IT, H. TO- Is and 6i casks clear sidee at
ytc; ~ ct l0ssc, loat lose. aid 10 casks shouldss
IBkEAkiAs1 sAooH-I IL in light supply I'd
dhoca cOmmanaI l3c y b. $500 .
AAMs-Cho. % eng. cured are in light supYy
lasi4e 2 , - a quantity and brsnA 70 cAsks
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08

yrv Yoax, May 7.-rhs Posts Anancia, article
s.ys All saIss 81 gola have been r. lll2 ~
On gold loans the rates bave len t2 ~ ioI CT
. ,1s s S: ss;s s1s q =
speoeiv.ly. Money was in good supply 70 gay q
PAPER Government bonds are ) on higher than
yesteraay In Southern State bonds well dis
fributed business wss done N Fsnnee T AL ~
which were . fraction lower. Virginia sixee. de-
ferTed sold ct II. The stock martet. ON hardly an
weak aod strong, prices being nearer ~ rule to
tho lowest than the highest
Coffee heavy and nominally lower Sugar steady
hess doing; ~ 68c tor fair to god refining; IN a
axe for fair to prime muscoyado. Molasses quiet
Cation closrd Quiet, middling l7k0laAc; sales
todsv ,.es bales at II 0isc; net receipts ba!es
s",u,.. eles.d ateady, sales 1890 bales as fol
lows: Nav l77-320l7hc; for June Use; for July
10 l320i8 Lice; for August 10 1908 ll.a2c ior
september 70 s21ls i.l6e: ocIoSer 1.S1 C.
oil. Whea. opened steady With q fair export and
Corn opened steady, fair demand. closed quiet,
scarcely 90 firm. Coffee heavy and n0mina Y
lower: Rice quiet and unch.ngsd Tslow . dun,
steady q 4oK O4lc. Pork frm: si70l7 10 for new
mesa. Beef dull Lard lower. loSi60isSc.
whisky steady. SIC. Freights scarcely 30 nrm;
0VSc y css. Nav cotton steady demand mod
crate. fnlddfng l7c. Flour steanr; demand mn1er-
aus. nneas Gull and lover; 81 45gl ~. Corn
Ann; 52a.5c. Oats steady; demand moderate;
JoOSsc. Polk firm; Sl7 so. Lard firm; sales OF
currvpt make 1t iOc; Kettle loA 0llc. Bulk meats
Arm; shOuders 6kc; clear NIB SAC; clear Shc
1aosn steady: demand moderate; shoulders 60
$500; clear rib sAc; clesr sK0ioc. Whisky firm
er. iors. May 7--Cotton quiet and unchanged.
Flour oniet and unc hanged; business very light.
Wheat dull No. spring Chicago 81 21Cl IN.
Corn slow snd easy; No. mixed 6s06shc on
rack ana in elevators Oats inactive; held firmly;
M q 5lk0S2 on track. Whisky firm at CSC.
Pork strong It Si7 s; held higher at close; pry
selt meats frm; shouders Oh az Ac; clear rio SIC;
clear 9kc. Bacon strong shoulders 'U!&c; clear
rtbISAc; clear l0c. Lard hru; held higher; Ioc
bid for summer.
I,vxnpooI. Nav T. Evening. -Ccttons-Sales Of up
Ya,,Aa nothing below good ordinary, deliverable
Nay, .ssd; Do DO, deliverable Nay ,. and ,. June.
IS led; do, nothing below low middilne, dehver-
ma HuSust. 9.l6d. sales of Orleans, nothing be-
Ia ooc6 ordinary deliverable June and July, SID;
"a 40 deliverable July and August Esd; sales 6f
upisnds, d4liv3fies Of new crop. nothing below
eood ordinary. ell l6. Lard - Cd
LoHDoN. Nay 2, Bvening-Common rosin Is Sd.
Turpentibe sos
PAnis, NAV T. Evenine-Epecie In the Bank Of
Hrancs increased IS ,ooo.eoo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08

them, Mn..r es' = g '..se.ial'o'' T.
Snb-Exe6utive Committee-R. B. Cold.
we'll, chairman; Frank Delany, Alexander
Lewis, Harry Virgins, David Tadd; Viii
liam A. Colwell, Stephen Colwell, F. A.
Woods. '''t.
THEOPHILE T. ALLAN,
President.
IA. WOODS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF CHARLES J. HOYT-NO.
1877

UNITED SrArKs NARsHAL's OPy1cK !
New Orleans, May 6. 1874 I
FTVEIS Is TO GIvR notice. THAI AN ALIAS
4 warrant IN bankruptcy has been issued out Of
the District Court Of the United states for the dis
triet Of Louisiana, sgainst the estate of Charles
}. Hoyt, Of New Orleans. In the parish Of or
rupt upon his own PETITION; that the payment
Of any debts. and the delivery Of any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt TO him or for
are ferbio den BY law; that meeting Of the cred.
itors Of Sid bankrupt to prove their debit and to
be held ct . court Of bankruptcy, 10 be holden on
the et1tcuuth day Of June, A. b. 1874, ct II a.
r.. g - Custenhoase building, New Oreaus
q = PACKARD.
N.Y. 1oW United 0toteA naxnhsl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
BUSINESS CHANGES.

HAyING DISPOSED OF MY STOCK
Ii of Liquors And reciifying apparatus No. ~
l speetfully solicit for hi N continuance Of that
patronage so literally bestowed upon me. All
bills and outstanding accounts of mine will be
paid by me on preseni alton. and all parties hold
Ing claims will oblige me by presrntiIg the same
for collection as soon as possible
my6 1t JOHN A. WALSH.
rOPAkTNER- HIP. - The UNDERSIGNED
~ have Associated themselves tog her under tire
name and style of HOEY l. OCONNOa, for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the business of Auctioueers
place.
NICHOLAS ]. HOEY.
John II. OCONSOR.
New Orleans, NAV J. 1874. my1i0t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08


DY PLAClDE j. SPEAR, AUCTTONBER.
ID Office No. rs Exchap 80 alley.-WEDNESDAY,
June 3, 1874, at twelve O'Clock M, will be Sold at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhoase streets, by virtue and in pursuace to an
0rder from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge of the
second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
das ed April g. 1874, for account of the above
cesson-
LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm
prOvements thereon. situated in the Second Dis
triot of this city, in the square bounded by Bour-
bon. St Philip, Royal and Dunn aine streets, desig
mated as lot No. on a plan drawn by L. Surgi. on
the sixth of March 1886. Said lot forms the corner
OF Bourbon and St. Philip streets. and measures
48 feet IL inches front st. Philip street by a
depth and front on Bourbon street of 81 feet 9
inches. and depth OF the opposite line Of u feet
inches.
Terms and Condtions-One-third cash and the
balances In one and two years. purchasers furnish
ing notes bearing eight per cent interest from date
until paid. with special mortgage and vendor 8
lien and privilege, five per cent attorneys fees,
Insurance. on the property and transfer of policy to
those in interest, and all other penal clauses.
Act of sale before Joseph Cohn notary public at
the expense Of the purchaser. A deposit Of ten
per cent on the amount of adjudication will be
required from the purchaser at the time VI sale.
myl Is % % IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08

Fonrs 5 Tsrry c vs.: Lawrenee Sullivan
No. 27l6, "Ao EoElsn OF Orleans,
RI Virtue OF WRIT OF prRRI pAc1As Nv
iuso me 81 q tSs By the Hon John Cain Surb
Win in1 peecsss n q and Or the Of Or
TURsDxi. cnSe. 70. rrsneSnsS stIse ta o IN
ON fof 81 H e III 81. e .Ssls: ss!esE K" Oh
ea ~ ehe AAeve estttisi ...t
Ic-0aoA o. tAe M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08

the District # Louisiana, No. l40l.
DY HOFFMAN,, MARKS & Goa. LRvY,
ID Auctl0neer : Office No. 80 Cbartres street
On SATURDAY, May 9. 1874. at 1890 H.. will b.
sold, at sore, No 80 Charities street, by virtue
OF an order of the Hon. 4. H. Durell, judge Of
the District Court of the United States of America,
for the District Of Louisiana sitting in bankruptcy.
dated April %, 1874
THE ENrIRE STOCK In TRADE Of Victor T..
6arrazin, in b.nkTuptcy. consisting Of general
assortm mt of Fancy Groceries, Liquors. Canned
Fruits Jeles Candies etc. Also. Fixtures. Shelv.
ing. and No. l Coffee Roasting Machine, in
spiended order
Terms-Cash. ap3O my3689
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
BY Il. II. q B. J. Monteom.-v

HOUSEHOLD FURNrruRR c.,,
SAFES, ETC, AZ AuCA1HHs IROD
TR'-WBkkLY SALRs.
B1R Il No. ~: 4 B. ). MONTGOmKRv-
S.p WfHin :s . As9,,eHss: one s. 9
a. CAt and SATURDAY, commen SsSA! TAuk&
SsasSs: g. their auction roe, corner CO svs9 -
NE Sn1as 4. 1.: H0gsKaOLD yuHNrruRr oarpvre
Ts.r cccS COOKING sTo1zs, e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
OONSTABLES' SALES.

n0muo0 Dwyer W.. Mr.. and Mrs. Jahr
1ogers-Ffrst Justice Co. IT Tor the Parisb ~
OrleAns. No. 1890 ~ VI
RI viRrUk or A WRIT OF PIRRI FACIAs To
-. me directed by the Hon. ". T. Houston. Ara
OF the peace In and for this parish Of Oreans
ali III proceed to sell at public auction. & nv
10, is94 At twelve o'clock M. the follo1irg ~.
scribed property, to Wit "A"s 40
VOHSBB LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seised in the above entitled euit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
myS l3lI JOHN HURLRY. Con.t.hl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
OFFICE FURNITURE. IRON sAFE, GAS FIXTURES.
ETC
IN THE MATTkR Or 7. & 4. HENDERSON,
Bankrupts-Eo. 1871.

United States District Court District Of louisiana
by PLACIDE ]. SPRAR, AUCTIONEER-
- Once No. IS Exchange alley-PRIDAY,
auction on the premises. No. 80 Perdido street. oy
virtue Of and tn obedience to au order Of sale
rendered BY the hon. 3. II. Durell, judge Of the
District Court Of the United States for the District
or Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy, and dated
Tim CoNTbNTS OF SAID PREMISES, consist.
ing 10 part Of ONCE Furniture, Tables, Iron Safe
Copy Presses, Gas Fixtures etc
Terme-Casb. sn2a mvaa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.

United States Mail Line.
Steamships
WILLIAM p. CLYDE EMILIE.
MARGARET, LAVAUA
S> The New Orleans. Florida
&S4f WIN dispatch one Of the above sP firss
GLASS steamers from New Orleans
Evory Wednesday,
touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and CON
nect1ng wrh steamers for Apalachic0la, St Marks
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Key West To Cedar Keys
SSson...'...''... $40 SIS
Oteefag0.. ........... 20 IL
through BILLS Of lading issued to all points in
Charleston and Savannah. -A'
a.. none out the oompAnys bills Of lading signed,
ard meme signed after calling of the steamer.
tickets given to above points. '--~'s-
No freight received without permit froro the
Office. :, 's AA"0a eAe
For freight or passage apply to
;orc L. K. ROBBRTS. Treasurer,
I".0 NO. I'D Common etreet,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY RvBNIs8. May !. 1874.
COTTOE-The sales to-day mot including $50
bales yesteeda-. not reported until to-day en-
braced 4ss1 bales at stronger prices generally IT,
curing q partial advance Of &c on ali grades from
strict to good niddling inclusive. We give also
the KXc mango 6gures 80 below: