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s7aesc y gallon; Is barrels choice cincinnau sou
at 81 % gal3n. ,,,. Tho has. sold
at s. 50 > busnei they are called for and supplies
would NEE, with ready sale.
HAY-The landing Is bare. Good supply IN w "a :,
house. No sales to-day. The last were at 9|4
ton for prime in warehouse.
STA. sTAR {. IN good supply and demand anu
kICE-Is dull. We qrote prime (Louisiansl at
ss4c. fair 7Nc, good 7G7Ac, ordinary &C. NO. &c
sSCULENTs AND GREEN vEGErABLES-The
supply Of potatoesls exhausted and the dema1 ~
for them is good. Potatoes would sell AZ el0s
bhl We have heard of sale at SIP p bb.. onions
p Dbl; eabbages s1aa p box; (Louisians) sour
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-The supply is
are qEo.el nolninally $500 p ob,; Northern beans
sell 1t 10 5oall; green peas 81 bn4
GuNNY BAGs-Are selling at lik 0l5sc piece
SUGAR OF LEMoN-sells at ss40s4 so in bbls
and s26d46 50 IN cases y gross ,,
TALLrW-Llgh- suppiv with good demand
GALr- -G supply aud demand: Western sens
FsAT ii1a Ss eno.ed At 7oc b.
WOOL-Fair supply and demand take 10 9uotueNH
at % i 034ec: Louisiana clear % a3oe; Texas l30
sCe; bury l6a2zc; cos,se Mexican isc; Mexican
coAL-Pirtsburg is selling at soc, ? bbl at
to steamboats,, e0n65c TO manufacturers. ALIhra-
PoCLTRY-Western grown chickens are selling
:. ses aIssys say dosan
COFFEE-The market 10 firm aud the demand
fair No stock in frs. hands STOCK in hards OF
prime % 023.s y 10.
sOAP-The demand is good. German olive (Sew
orleans) is selling AZ 606'sc y n. masnolis so
she, olive So aSc treble extra palm 6's G5c, Cas-
tie palm lldl2c. with areducti6n on IOupd 10 ;.
Western soap S'sc p % in rouId lots. and &c =
BuTTER-Choice Western s scarce. The supply
Of Goshen is light. Choice Western sells At $50
Csc; medium Is 020c; CHOICE Goshen 320 SAC p 10
SALT-The demand continues active aud stocks
81 Sal S. sue sssl sack, with 'si re-
duction of LOG = sack when taken from warehouse.
Turks Island is quiet and is quoted nomiuaily at
60c p bag of two bushels Table salt n pockets
sells at ~ a6sac eact as in size.
CHEESt-Tbe market is E'mes. bare The de-
mand is fair. Choice Western factory is quoted at
is small. Round lots sell at l3'sc, .jsb lols &c Y
yard for domestic }ute, Hemp and fax 1872 0i4c;
India l2c Y, yard N bales and rolls.
Z Iron COTTON TlES-LarGe stock and Jar de-
mand. Sell u ,o-s under 800 bundiss at Sc = No
25 off, in lots OF ioGg bundles and o-er &c 2 70.
COTTON sEED-Receipts are light. The mills
genoe1rs.ly haYe stopped working 1t is quoted at
COTTON SEED oIL-None here
COTTON SEED OLE CAKE-None here.
CSC. wlo,essie H Sc 3D. '<As al '''i o.
WOol-Fa;r supply ard demand. A lot Of leoo
quoted at % o3oc; Texas 23a3oc; bury l6a22c;
coarse Mexcsn l@c Mexican improved .3e = D..
but ftw extra pipes on hand Arrivals from the
interior are small, and good lois obtaining
higher prices We oqo1e dealers PRICES eel:ver s
extra pipe. Sc iuc. S15cdl55: light pipe So TO 60
inch, Sll50l20; extra hogshead; IS inch, 9l2S0I3C
extra ciarer 90 inch, ssed95; extra barrel 81 inch,
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o # H ICIAL.
Laws of the Cpited states Passed at the
First Session of the Forty.Th bird
Congress-.
GENERAL NATURE-No. GOT

GENERAL NATURE-NO. COL
An act providing for publication of the re-
vised statutes and the laws of the United
States. -
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States. OF
America in Congress assem- led. That the
existing contract or contracts between the
Secretary of State on the part Of the United
States. and Charles c. Little, Augustus
Flagg. Henry T Miles. and John Bartlett,
of Boston, known "a the firm of Little.
Brown and Company, dated the twenty.
eighth day OF May, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, and all other contracts between
the United States or any officer thereof with
9 id firm of LITTLE, Brown and Company.
respecting the Printing or publication of
the laws of the United States, are hereby
declared to be determined, pursuant to the
powers therein reserved.
SEC. .. That the Secretary of State is
hereby charged with the duty of causing
to be prepared for printing, publication
and distribution the revised statutes OF the
United States enacted at this present SEES
sion OF Congress; that he shall cause to be
completed the head notes of the several
titles and chapters and the marginal notes
referring to the statutes from which each
section was compiled and repealed bv said
revision; and references to the decisions of
the courts of the United States exnlaipino
or expOuntlng the same, and such decisions
of State courts as he may deem expe,lient
with full and complete index to the same
And when the same shall be Completed. the
said Secretary shall duly certify the same
under the seal of the United States. and
when printed and promulgated as herein.
after provided. the printed volumes shall
be legal evidence Of the laws and ire aties
therein contained in all the conrfa of tho
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IcoxruuEp FROM FIRST PAaE.y

easy % the investigation progresses. 1ns
Minister of Justice has not yet comM 1:a.,a
legal proceedings against the mp
parties, expecting additional d'scovei'es'
The Emigration Qaest'es.
An official diana. h % published to-day
varo;no ap.icrltr-ists and others against
emiprating without making INQUIRY u inc
administration in reference tnefeto. AZ
stated IN the nora that IT. course tPken
hscsnse a number OF epiafants have made
ann1;cation 10 the government for assist
ance 10 enable them to return to France,
particularly from Philadelphia, where
nromises held out by the euil ca.lOn agent
have not been reahZed.
Magne Expected to Resign.
The resignation Of Maene, ettlr TO days
v,te, is considered certain.
OnIy Gold Will Purchase Liberty.
HAVANA, July I5-The Captain General
has ordered that, hereafter, payments made
by slaves according 10 law to purchase
Their freedom mpst be made IN gold Or 10.
equivalent ~ paper. TIE sum Of $500 Is the
smallest with which slaves can be gin the
operation Of self-ensncipa-ion. q
Waiting for a Chance. =
KIssENGEN. July 81, has been ascer-
tanned that Knlmapn was in Berlin tor
fortnight at White ultide for the purpose OF
assassinatng Prince Bismarck.
Desperate Time in Lower Isdia.
CALCUTTA, July l5.-There are disastrous
accounts from the Purneah districts; the
rain tall there has been excessive and the
country is under water. The river GaDges
is unusually high. The rain fall around
Calcutta has thus far been seanty, which
causes apprehension of the failure Of crops
in this vicinity. Advices from the Bombay
presidency are more cheerful; the
fall of rain there has been abundant. end
the crops are IN excellent condition.
Death NJ the Vatican.
ROME. July l5.-The funeral Of Mon
seigneur De Merode took place at the Vati-
can to-day with the most solemn and i'm
posing ceremonies Of the Church. The
deceased prelste sbequesthed 90 the Pope
all his property for the support of iftt q
charitable institutions. The Pope has ap-
pointed Father Howard, private chaplai0,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
OF Merode.
The Lesson Of Assassination.
BERLIN. July 1.-THE press declare the
attempted assassination proves the neces-
sity of depressing the Uultramontane
teachings.
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ivl5 26 aus Sheriff of the Parish OF OIIeanA
A. Rochereau 4 Co. VS.. Jean Br0usse.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 590I.-By virtue CT a WI: OF
seizure and sale to ne GrecIeo by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish 0! Orleans
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell at
public suction. a. the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between CaGal and Gus
tomhouse streets. III the Second District of
this city OF SATURDAY, August IS. 1874, at twelve
O'Clock Il, the following described property,
70 wit b.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings
and Improvements thereon aid all the rights,
ways privileges and advantages there unto belong
ug situated il the Farbourg Sau-et, First Dis
trict -a!s city. and forming Part OF lot nu uber
twelve. in square number seventeen, on plan of
said. fauDOu;g drawn " LatCn, tten surveyor on
The Gever teen 0: September. 1910 AID deposited
in the office Of q. De ArMas. notary public in tn
city said half lot of ground measuring, il French
measure, rhirtj ieet front on Magazine street, BE-
tween rhol0mew tEow Gaiennle) and Eeicerte
NOW Erato) Streets, by dtprh OF one hundred
and twenty feet bounded on one side by 10. NUN
Der eleven, and on the other SIDE by the remainder
OF said lot number iSelve: beng lie same prop
erty acquired by the defendant helsin from Mrs. a,
CoutaDceau, per act passed before E BopLy, 20.
tarv pubic IL this city on the seven Ieelth II
April 1863.
Seized n the above suit.
Telms-Cash Oh the sp0t.
W P. EAEpER,
iyI5 26 aul Is Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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A. n. Hooper, No. 4. Of Trinity, has been
excused. Mr.. Buckley. has been suosti.
tuted. The Wesleyans went over the course
yesterday afternoon in. il is said seventeen
mir ntes. TIE Harvsrds' new she'll has ar
rived. The Cornells. in their practice zee
terday. made thirty-two strokes per minute
velg evenly. the Yale Freshmen made
Dead in Her Bed.
Mrs. Chancellor Walworth died last
right. she was found dead IN her bed this
morning.
Base Ball.
In the second game Of base ball between
the Ysles and Harvavds, played to-day. the
latter were defeated by score OF eight to
three. The Ysles thus winning two games
take the championship.
Landing the Cable.
PORTSMOUTH, July 1.-THE shore end OF
the telegraph cable was successfully landed
from the steamer Ambassador at Rye Beach.
Probabilities.
WAR DRPARfHBNR,)
once Chief Signal Oficer,
Warrington, July IS, 1870. G2S P. ~
Z For the South Atlantic and Gulf States partly
cloudy weather local rains near the coast. south.
east 10 southwest winds DUNG the night, slight
changes in the tempersture, and Continued high
River and Marine News.
esr7HwIsr PASS, July l5 6 P. M.-Barometer 1850
WIND esst-northessr. strong. Ariived-Ste&mship
WilIniu gton, at =. u, Holmes master. from Balti.
lore VIA Key West. 70 J. n WitheIspoon. Sailed
schooner Robert Ruff
PAss.A-LOuTKE, July IS, P. M.-Wind east,
strong. Westher hazy. Arrived at ESQ p. NJ
Steamship Layaca, C0oksey, master, from Cedar
Kevs. TO ]. K. ROberts No deparru 90.
vicKsBURG July 15.-Cp-Herry c. Jaeger at II
A. NJ. Down-Great Republic al twelve last night.
West Wind and tow att 4. NJ to-day. Weather
cloudy and pleasant. River fell three inches in
the last twenJy.tOur hours.
MEMPHIS July l5-RiveT rose one inch. Weather
clear AID hot Departed-scudder, for St Louis;
Mollie Moore, for New Orleans.
sCIscIsNAIr, July -l5-River four feet six inches,
and falling. Weather fair and hot.
PITTsBUKG, July l5.-RiveI three feet seven inches
and failing. Weather clear and very warm.
ST. Louis, July l5.-Arrived-Julia, IRON Vicks-
bpIg. Departed-John Kyle ana Belle of Shreve-
port for New Orleans Capitol City, for Vicksburg.
River rising slow :. Weather cleudy, and heavy
rain this afternoon Another storm 10 now com.
ing up.
Lv1Esv1ILE, July l5-Weather partly cloudy ard
Sharnon, at A. NJ.
CAIRO, July 1s.-AIiived-Eenry Ames from New
Orleans a. p. NJ. Departed-Henry Ames for
ST. LOUIS, at 3P. II RIVER twelve feet FIVE inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy; mercury $50.
LOUISVILLE, July i5.-River Stationary; four
feet III tie canal and two feet in the ctute.
Weather vely warm and clear.
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REWARDS
SOk REWARD 49,

$40 nKk!EWARD- STOLEN 49,
s :S's n hIs On na1to THE
between kIenehmen and g;o on Robertson syest
Fst con, aiming tSs streets Leahes
note for 5000 nac to him to notes ps
eay aaa him a dss.S wSed t.
PoaScn nSss and s ssnsa s
paSab isd by 1% .nss%ss.s
onen. s not. after date and sSsd
to his o Sc1e o 1Sr s2oo subscribed .Ad.,, 10
is pssss End By him Lesprt
ne yaristur ons year asr date sns Scto
and "a sonc uSIic z warned not T.. ,s.,., kHeo
ssssa sS s sSs notes
AAANDRKSGODRArr
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J. NJ. Lamerhe VS.. Francisco Guitar.

CXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
y OF Orleans No. 6546-Bv vlr.1e of wit Of
seizure ard sale erected by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to Sell at
puO!lc auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOnet-s
Exchange. ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District OF tnis
city. OF SATURDAY, August is, 1874 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, tie following described property, 20
wit
CERTAIN PORTI3N OF GROUND together
with al the bUi. d ngs and improvements thereon,
situated in the Third District Of this city, in the
square bounded BY Victory, Levee, Port and
Eughien streets, and measuring, American meas.
fttv-rhrte feet line front on Port street,
xtv-eeren feet seven inches six lines in depth on
the line toward Victory street, and separating it
f.om the corner lot, s;xty-iour feet two inches
tour lines in depth on the line toward Levee
street. and hirty-two feer six inches N Width in
the said portion of ground part Of Ier
portion of g:oupd acquired by the defendant here
IL from Mrs. Widow Juiiauna Helfer per act passed
before ". H. Seymour, rotary pubic in this city,
the twenIy-fouTth day of November. 1871.
Seized II the ABOVE sun.
Te-ns-Cash On the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
jyl5 IS auI5 Sheriff ofthe Parish of Orlesna
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold continued % rule at 1924 at New York and
1893 0lpt in this aIket The business was of
moderate extent, summing up $32 00e embracing
$1,000 a. l0e y: 5000 and $4,000 st 1893; $1,000
at ITO. and 5000 and s IL 600 at l0t.
In silver We DOtlced q sale of $50 IN American
half dollars at los. American half dollars were still
quoted a. lO4k 0l051s, and Mexican dollars ruled
at 109A or p cent lower than god at New York.
Foreign exchange without QuOtable varia-
tioc. The sales Of sterling bills were confined TO
&465G, embracing 2l000 bill of la1ing at SIS 80;
220o0 Al clear 1t IS 331s as "a; $3.50 American
ships bill at IS IS, and 1000 bank at the counter
at SIS 40. q
The only sale Of francs reported was Is 600 pr.
waite bankers at 40.
I At the close stesi ing bills were still QUO ID at
s5 32k as "a for bill Of ladiLg and Al clear and
S5 38ao 80 ior bank, and francs nominal at 4.72k
for private and entirely nominal fl bank
The Oderlngs of domestic exchange were light,
and with qUite limited demand r~tes were with
out Quotable variation. The only sale OF View York
sight reported was $1,000 commercial at i y
cent premium.
The banks continued TO check New York at
y cent premium. and coUmeTclal eight was
still quoted at A05-l6.
Several sales Oh stocks were reported, Of which
the particu 'ars we're withheld
The saes Of bonds included 5000 city gold
bearing seven per cents at 49, $1,000, $500 and
SO GEO at 484 and $4,000 and S5oe0 at as =. They
closed at about 48I42A.
City appropriation certificates and metropolitan
Police warrants are nominal at about 81 aud time
certificates Of 1873 at 50. No sales OF either were
reported.
Nothing r.nspred in State warrants which con
tiuue nominal. at 30032 tor large a5037 for me
dunn. and a. $50 for small
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A Alma vs.. i. Shisa.


cylyTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAhlSn "
- Ureans no. 6532--Bv virtue OF VIII o. sei1u!S
and sale 10 NE directed by the hono.st4e -he sl1to
District Court FOR -he parish 81 orleans, u LIe
apeve entitled cause, viii proceed 70 sell al pao
lie auction at the Merchants and ArctloneS1e
Exchange ROYAL street between CANA ana Cus-
torhOuse streets, n tie Second .,!st1lct % IL
civ on SATURDAY, August u.s. lsI4 81 t~eiSe
O'Clock NJ, the following described properly !"
wit ..,a,
with al tie buildings and improvenents theTeoh,
rights WAYS privileges and advantage .heIennlo
belonging or IN anywise appeTtamnG. sltuactd ~
The Suhurb IRENE, Second District OF this city IN
the SQUARE bounded bv GaIvez, pumaine, 81 = IN
and Johnson rIee,s, designated by letter A OF q
sketch annexed for reference to an set passed pe-
fore 4. Z. Eieuvenu, norarv pubic IN ms cry,
dated January IA, 1873 according TO wtlch sketcn
said portion OF sround measures, American meas
NE fifteen fest six inches front on Ga!vez street,
by sevenry.sx feet three inches il depth, between
parallel lines which said portion OF gIodud forms
par of lot designated by the namber nve on pan
made by L. SuIg late deputy surveyor, OF the SKIN
of January 1913. Being the same property acquired
by the defendant he,ein by purchase IRON L. =.
Lehman and r. Lehman. per act passed before
said E. Bienvenu, notary puhlc IN TINS CITY, Oh
the fourteenth of January, 1875
Seized III The above suit.
TeTms-Cash on tie spet.
ivl5 26 aus Sheriff of the Parish OF OIleanA
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Henry Meirer VS.. Henry Miller.


Ir1FTH DIS rRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans. Nc. 5805.-Bv virtue Of wit of feri
falias to NE directed by the hond bic the
Fifth District Court for the parish OF orleans in
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
pubic auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, MONpAY. August II, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the TO lowing described property to
wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Third
District OF this city i'll the square bounded by
Clouet, Love Louisa and GoOdchildren streets
measuring each thirty feet eleven inches two ines
on Love street BY depth, between parallel lines.
Of one hundred and ninety ght feet inch four
lines, moe or lees Together with all the build.
lnRs and Improvements thereon, rights servi.
tudes, wavs, etc said square Is designated by
the number Elk on a plan drawn by j. L. Pile.
then deputy cry surveyor, dated May 7 1893 and
deposited III the office of G. Pollock late notary
pubic IN this city. said property was acquired
by the dete ndant herein from G. Roselus and the
heirs of H VI. Shift On the tventy.sixtiI OF Nav
1853 registered III the conveyance Office 81 This
city, book seventy-nne, folio one hundred and
twenty four. "
Seized III the above suit
Terms-Cdsh or the spot.
". p. HARPER
JNIo auI 10 sher1 Of the Parish of Orleans.
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a. tn. steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
e.. ...- II. s. QUICK, Command
Will leave her wharf foot of jefferson street, On
SUNDAY, July 10 at IAN
These steamers lave Superior accomEoda ticuu
for passengers.
SaMA passage........... ............e!0
S,eeIage. ............... .....,,,. IS
Bile of ladiEg signed through to Liverpool, G,an
gov, Bremen aud Han burg
Through Tickets for First Class and s.ee-age
Passengers for Liverpool AID the Continent ON
meeting with GuiOns Line of Steamers. SANG
from New York every WEDNESDAY,
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN h. LUDWIGsEN Agent
No. 1870 Common street.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI will follow IeavGnp
OF SATURDAY, July IS at s A. NJ IA
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iyl5 rs au2 IS Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
j. VI. Lamothe VS.. Francisco Guitar,


CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y. Orleans, No 6547.-By virtue Of a writ of
seizure and sale to me- directed by tie honorable
the : sixth District Court for the parish of Or cans
il, the above entitled cause, I vii proceed to
sell At pubic anction, at The Merchants and Auc.
tioIeers' Exchange Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse stree is in the Second District
OF this CITY. OH SATURDAY, August Is 1914, at
twelve O'clock NJ, the following described property,
TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all tie
buildings AID Improvements thereon s:tua ed in
the Faubourg Marigny, Third District OF this city,
which OF Of g1ouId measures thrty.fve feet
French measured front on Mandevie street by
ore hundred and twenty feet in depth between
parallel Lines, i'll The square bounded by Vaudeville
Spain, MOreau and CasacalvO streets and bounded
or the line next to Cssacalvo street by property
now or late helongsg to Cheri Lange aud on the
line nearest 10 MORGAN street by property or
formerly belonging TO Jean 3. Lamothe. Being
the same property acquired by defendant herein
by purchase from Miss Marie G. T. Lamothe per
scr PASSED before William II. Seymour a notary
pubic IN this city, on the twelfth day May 1863
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
". p HARPER
jvl5 26 aul5 Sheriff of the Parish of Oreaus
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SHERIFFS SALES.
saIoy vs.. Abraham Hau.er.,

Bertrand SnlOy vs.. Abraham Hauser.,
LlFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 5828-By virtue of a writ Of seizure
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at pub
Tic auction. at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets; in the Second District of This
city, On SATURDAY. August IS, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock ~, the. following described property, to
wit ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Seco' District of this city, ii the square bound
measuring thirty two feet one lire f1ont on Royai
street, by one hundred and tyenty-eight feet
eleven inches two lines deep, between parallel
lines; together with all the buildings and improve.
ments thereon. Acquired by the defendant here
IN from Bazie Lapace, by act passed before Al.
phonse Barnett, a notary public in this city on
the fourteenth of August, 1866 .4't
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-CIs Ssh on the spot.
". p HARPER
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Leopold Martinstein VS.. JUliefte Francois
al,

C1xrH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 6457.-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale TO me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Otlesns the
above entitled cause, / will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tioueers' Exchange, Roy al street between Canal
and Customhouse streets. in the. Second District
of this city, on SATURDAY. August 49, 1874 at
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
erty, to wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, and ap-
puTteDauces thereof, situated in this CITY in the
Second district thereof, On ST. Philip ktreet,
between Dauphine and Burgundy streets. in
the sqnaro bounded by St. Philip Dauphire
Dumail.e and Bug andy streets, measuring thirty
feet front OF 81. Philip street. by hundred and
fifty feet IL depth, the whole French measure.
Be Dg the same property The usuIuct of which was
b-queathed 10 tie said defendant terei T. and the
naked ownership 70 The other parties hereto by
the late Gertrude Cupdon by her last will and .es-
taTent, received oy Louis 7; Ca,re, ate no'ary
public Ill this city, on the fifteenth OF july i3l-
and whose success on he been opened and Settled
by the honorable First District Court of New Or.
l-aps, as " i fully appear by the pIocee cinps
therein, No. 1882 If the docket o. sad court.
Seized i'll tie above suit.
TeIIHs-Cash ON the spot.
". P. HARPER
jyl5 rs au2 Is Sheriff of tire Parish of fpl