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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-27
Quotations. Quotations,

The market opened with fair demand, but
operations were restricted by light supplies OF
the descriptions wanted. The sales during the
morning We're consequently moderate, aft Or
which, although 1t being legal holiday at New
York, no market dispatches wefe received, yet
the movement became more amin ited, resulting
in the fair business noted above.
In a few cases buyers obtained some conces-
q ms, mostly in neglected kinds, but general
thing, prices were steady and good staple kinds
continued strong at yesterdays rates. command
ing about &c above our outside quotations.
inc amount on snipbOard not cleared, going
OF board and engaged for shipment. was set
d 'ga at the ope.lng this morning at $4,000
batos, embracing $4,000 fer Liverpool, q, 900 for
b ,vre, 5000 for Spain, 1000 for the Medlterra-
noan, 5000 for Bremen, and II, 900 for the North
Sea, and 1000 for the North, which, when de-
Quoted from the stock on hand by our running
statement yesterday evening, leaves about 80, 900
bales to represent the quantity at the landing
and in presses unsod or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports "Sales $500 bales,
including 100 after Z. NJ. yesterday. Market
ma ra1
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-27
ST. LOUIS.

4 Vs
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRANSPORTATION
| COMPANY.
| Leaves on FRIDAY. Nov. 81 at ) p NJ.
| For st. Louis. Cairo. tconnecfinR
1gss5k with Illinois Central kailroad,) and Mem
c. phis-The steamer
Future City and Barges,
w. A. Coll MASTER
will leave as above. For freight or passage apply o.
board, or to
]. A. STEVENSON. A. gent, 46 Camp street.
Will take freight for Chicago and all points on the
Illinois Central Railroad ana its connections. n26
KOUNTZ LINE.
NEW ORLEANS AND ST. LOUIS PACKETA
Leaves on FRIDAY. Nov. 81 at p NJ.
n - For st. Louis, Cairo. Memphis
llss s!szI and all way landings-The steamer
Henry G. Yaeger.
l. C. VanHoOk master. n. =. Fowler clerk.
will leave as above For freight passage apply q
board or to JAMES MELLON, Agent,
IKountz Line Office "a Gravier street.
Will take freight for the Illinois Central Railroad
and its connections. ma .
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-27
PasseH2ers.

10 arrive pes steamship Junata. Capt. J. W
Catherine. from Philadelphia via Havana:
Miss Laura c Redden-Chas O Blackburn. Law
ler-SJ Mliken-Jas NJ Hewett-MiSs G Esparno-
J Suatez-tliss Espargo-A Hamieres-Ew.
Fornias and witc-G II a Blettowskl-Thos Clark
son-F BeInardon-A ID TeTres-V NJ Vicil-M,s
Nellie Jackson-Miss Lottie kins-Miss JUL:
Brown
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08
IN MEMORlANI.

One whose pen is able to shed Ulster
upon whatsoever it may touch sends us
the following communication:
I'D. APPEAL: just picked up your pa
! per announcing the death Of Ey-Lleut.
Gov. SlineerlaEd. Would you give me
space to speak last word over one who
will not be mourned as he deserves: be-
cause misfortune, disease aud blighted
hopes had changed him SO much from
what he once was that no one could tell
in his autumn what the spring time had
been. except by calling to mind the years
gone bv. At sight of the announcement
Of hi. death, as Macauley says, IAN the
burial places Of memory are made to
give up their dead and in the presence
Of the forms that memory awaEens. ]
sec James 5. Slingerland as lie was. HIS
form was perfect. his mind was ample.
his soul was as brave as ever looked out
of aauntless eyes; his hear: WAS as warm
and true as ever was i'll human mould.
Ambitious himself be never had a friend
that be would rCt sacrifice himself to
serve: never rich. hut always ready to
divide his last TART hing; honorable, open,
true. Scorning all :hrt was sOrdid or
ignUb!e: with natural abilities equal TO
any man in the land, II is Il sfis VoUs
thing % think IL fore toItv be VS. :" die:
mere .~icYoUs still 10 feel that IS things
were. It were better 1t should te 81.
N0c many may recognize The OH, iHrl )"
this Picture: but / tel! you when W. come
To that lil,! where what men accomplish
vii he Of secondary weight. and VIVA:
they sought to accomplish viii form the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

10. O. F. INSTALLATION AT meet
ing of Carson Lodge No. 4, I. o. q. F.
the following officers were duly installed
by Daniel G.. kitzmeyer, p. e., for the
ensuing term: Alexander Lepolt, n. G..
Andrew Maute, V. c.; ii. II. Bence, X.
s.; George ellison, y. s.: William Pat
terson, T.; L. Sternberg, W; l.. Mohr,
O. e.: 2. II. Mulcahy, c.; Charles d.
Meder, l. g.: Jacob Muller, r. 5. \. g.;
l.. Lacbapelle, l.. $. n. c.; Frank Prenss,
Il. :. V. G.; c. 4. Witherell, j.. :. v.
g.; Joseph Steruberg, II. 5. s.; Adam
Uhl, l.. 5. 5.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

Sacramento, january THE Go
vernon to-day approved bill forbiddins
the sale of liquors within two miles
of the State University. -Pre.s dispotca.
Inasmuch rs Governor Booths rum
shop is safely ont,iie the contemplated
l;,aits. we come 20 see the meaning Of
tie following funny thing in the san
Francisco io<t Of Jan ):
The CAfaM,c'e says Cockliil or2ht not
10 toe { hief If Polio, h.c,Gs. h IS inter
estel in Il wholesale liquor house. This
is one * the reasons It Urgc| aGaiHst
Booth with snch eminent success.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

Ar THE h1sK of stimulating the playful
wag who presides over the funny part of
the Virginia Enterprise to new scintilla-
tons OF wit at our expense, we will state
these small but cheering facts relative to
the '. 4 I. f. R. Co. IS machine, black
smith and car shops. namely: That in
the machine shop, where. yesterday. the
many beautiful lathcs and shaping tools,
and presses. ana punches and 50 on
were working in their perfect and pleas
ing fashion, We noticed the hull ard
running-sear and standing rigging Of the
l. Z. James locomotive, So far recon-
structed as to be pretty much ready for
going onto the road again. There seems
to be quite full complement Of men at
work in this big shop. In the smithy
We stopped long enough to see the steam
hammer put in operation on car axle.
The axle was brought along to the exc
cutioner's block. and had one Of its hot
eXtremities amputated under this steam
driven sled-e. IN less time than we are
taking to tell il. ], cut It of IS cl-verlv
as - house"ife eats q bar q soap. w
noticed that this heavy bar Of iron, this
aXle-trce, WAS pretty uniformly red-Ln;
all the way through. They are putting
in patent blower into this sn!ithy 70
drive ont tie smoke. ~h.c! i, going 10
he conveyed Of 10y 4 nolse-,tacs
present ventilating apparatus proving
itself Insufficient Il is Il husy place
quite Nulcan-ike, wiki is sparks and
smoke and claugor Of heavy blows. and
squads OF ''SN@rt Griao-ers.' 1he
apartm n, constructed for arat!ern-Hlah-
'rs SHOP las been rAttmpu'iZ-d into p
drafting room for the architects; ana
that part II the north hri:ding designed
for the iron and brass foUn tries has been
utilized as a storc-roon for the various
sorts OF iron,noaGe:y needed in building
and repairing cars and engines. MIR,
Gering:on tells Us that h. Is going to
have the car shop supplied VITA some
needed lahOr-savInG machinery, sUcu rs
scrol! AMI band saws, boring machines. !
moriIclng machines, p!aners and the
like. The beautiful Corliss engine, with |
its noiseless working and almos. intelli- |
gent establishments. is always to be- !
admired and mentioned with honor by |
" loSoever does justice to these shops
the b = on this coas.-barring nothing. |
Some substantial pitnk-w ,lks leading !
from the DIP + across TO and round /
itoHt thrse buildings. Is lat improve
L. ii 1ul.l = h@ COMMENDED.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08
RORN.

In Carson. ON Wednesday, January Z, to the
wife of Benjamin L. Winnie, q son.
1t would take many stamp to carry this
male matter through the post, tor it weighs no
less than ten pounds. 1t will doubtless be held
for postage. Meantime. We congratulate the
Postmaster On having SO substantial pc-qui
site
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

THE Adelphi Club will give their long
expected party, on Friday evening next,
the 9th inst. Those who may receive
invitations to the coming event will
please excuse any little inaccuracies of
date. etc, which may tend to create the
impression that the party is thing of
the past, and not of the future.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

BAcK.-Willis, 0. p, and Ellis, A. c..
are at home aSain-Willis from Suffer $
Fort and thereabout, and Ellis from
leaning up asin' Bob Pages door-post,
ana talking with ellis and the other
stock sharps from the Sunny "Sooth."
These worthy citizens are well.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

New Millinery Store, trJJ duore South .. the
reETul Adams RoUs-. An entire y new assert
ni-itt u Ladies and AIss.e HAS and BUunt IT,
Il mined Ia her Own iuimitslle style: also, on
safe tue fiG,st Feathers, Ribbons, and every
description OF Millinery Goods. Hats trimmed
to order. Remember her new xddres. del
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08
Christmas Novelties, Toys, Jeweiry
Etc.

AT +. Fred. Brooks noted store Tor imported
segsrs, tobacco, books, stationery. musical in
struututs. cheap yewclry, toys. etc. at TLeatGr
Block, next door to aiat tinckells butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for all the Calitur-
STA papers, Gold uili News, Iic,Urials and Ma
gazines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

EIIIsEEr.-Ars. Anderson Moody, Tssh-
iOnsbls Mill Liners, corner Vt Second and Carson
streets, oppositeths Orn.sby He rse, C.rson City.
orders seEci;td. oci-u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

TEosE IArIKs desiring to learn the art OF
clusively. Will be opened on Wednesday after
nvou Il. 1t. January !. ~ continue every Wednes-
day after that, st Burns L M,rLbachs Dancing
ACADEMY. at | O'CLOCK. sharp.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

? Williams ~ Egnscclle Fenly NcIaIum
y Barr Frank WiIburu J J. Clark
l. u Spaucor 4 Sp'nrsr VI LahusS
Henry Shots / jlayDou-u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

STocKs were off yesterday. They say
that the bears have teen saoopin' about
the Ophir. Still hope springs eternal in
the stock gamblers breast. 1t is pre-
dicted that the market will be way up in
the pictures in fortnight or so. But
there is constitutional uncertainty at
tending doubtful things.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

We understood, as Icy authority, yes
terday, that Hon. c. Z. De Long was
soon to be amongst US with his head
lights ablaze along the broad gnase of
politics. Charles is not immense in
stature, but carries a very generous sup
ply Of steam to the square inch. He
viii make things interesting, and We
shall be glad to See him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08


I'''''- 0' l. "o % .'ii.'S' ''''i-
non by name, were arrested on compliant
OF John y. Mitchell who accused them
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at ? te our town h0Ns are GONG On J.
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,' 81 t''rson street are a hard SCI
.,r, ,,,.;a T. .,. AZ !
81 ain thesa vnrnas.er, Thev .,
I min ~trai9At for the Warm SPrinee |
nov. There should be in each couny |
OF the STATE a house Of correction fer !
small offenders Bad boys suffer
injustice by not getting prop
ef,y restrained now and then. Night |
row!inos and loetinG about saloons and
& ''nins places, and late horrs, all mixed
WINS and the D,,,'s Da;',os ora anoi-',h
to send any unsuarded boy to the Devil.
r..:---<., =.
''-0 Al .'-'' -''9' -'Ao''-
day evening was exceedingly pleasant
and interesting. The numbe. present.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

BENEFIT To THE ORPHANS HoME.-hs
is announced il another column, the
members OF Union Lodge No. i, l. Q. G..
Trmplars, will give Grand Ball On the
evening of the 22d inst, for the benefit
of the Orphans Home. This enter
tainment will take place under the man
agrlnent Of Merzbach Il Burns, and will
be as attractive as experience and en-
thu>iasm will permit. OF course. an
extra inducement is offered in the oppor-
tunity to dance dollars into the pockets
of the orphans.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

oRHsBT HoUsE-GEORGE d. rRyER, PRoPEIsToH
Ruos Denton Al WIZ 4 Dond
" Z Cary
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TUFLv, PROPORTION
II Chm ! NcFanuins II y GelSt.
J TANNER Miss V Mullen
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08
Furnishing Goods, &c.
Grain & General Merchandise

on STORAGE Al oil times. and to AiAis CASH
ADVANCES On the same.
Goods delivered fr.s VI charge In ali parts Of
the city aAd In any part Of the surrounding
country.
apl-H MASON CHlxDRRlN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29


etace o. Leaialala ". i. W. Zacharie,
ssme u same aame ". sssnes seuse "a eame
same VI. same; Same ". sAuaes oamo VA aame
GUPRRlOR DISTRICT COURT ron The RAaIRu
- Of Orleans Noe s3sI ,635z 6353 63sl cess Is 247
eis and Is s bs-By virtue Of seven alias writs Of
Superior District Court fbr the pazish Of Orieans
In the above entitled eause for State taxeo for the
year 1911, | will proceed 70 sell ct public
suction, ct the Merchants and AuctioneerJ RI.
honee streets in the Second District of this city
On MONDAY, June I. 1874, ct twelve O'clock n, the
ioiiowing described Proptrties to wit
five hundred and eighty three, bounded by Pal.
myra, Banks, Broad and Dorgenois streets, and
= two LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the same
front on Palm yrs street by one hundred and
3. a Lot OF GROUND, situated in the same dis.
trict and square and measuring thirtytwO feet
iron 'front.' On Palmyra street by one hundred and SIXTY
4. THREE IOTs OF GROUND, situated in the
same district and square and measuring ninety.
nine feet front on Broad street by hundred and
twenty feet in depth.
S. LOT. OF GkO JND, situated in the same dis.
trict, in square numb three hundred and thirty.
eight. bounded by Gasquet Marais, Liberty and
common streets. measuring TWEEN, -four feet front
on Common street BY eighty feet in depth.
o. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
bounded by CustomhOuse, Bienvilie, Bourbon and
!. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District of this city, square number sixty five.
Bourbon streets.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spet
.oo,o., w. F: HARPER,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened nominal at ll2k OILS, against ll3k d
New York, and after trining business closed nom
inal at ll2A 0ll2h, against 1l3 in that market
only sales reported were $1,000 At li2a and 5000
at ll2b. The market was extremely dull through
out the day.
dollars were still quoted at F70l08. and Mexican
dollars at 100. -
Under the influence Of the advance in gold and
bills at New York, sterling exchange opened un.
settled and nsminsl, some authorities reporting
an advanceof 2.l0 " cent and others still higher
aud notwithstanding the subsequent decline ia
gold in that Market closed about 2lO p cent
higher than yesterday for commercial and 9 shade
embracing $4,000 bill Of lading ct SIS AN. 5000 do
and $1,000 AL clear at IS 45 $4,000 bill of ladng and
ELS 900 do and Al clear 1t IS 440s &C. R25OO bill Of
mercial sight at 54s and $1,000 bank at the counter
At SIS 50.
The sales of francs included so 900 commercial
at 4.6S, and 200 600 at 462k.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at IS A0
IS for bill Of lading and AL clear, and s S 40
for bank; and francs at 463a 0462a for private,
and nominal for bank.
crate extent, and the market was without quota
BILE variation. The sales Of New York sight GOV
srsd oo Si1s co. embracing ss &C. e ooo and
pSSate s1 at and
$1,000 privsUe bankers and $50 900 bank at 7.a2.
The banks checked on New York at par, and
commercial sight was stin quoted at \ p cent
No sales of stocks were reported.
The only sale Of bonds reported was $4,000 city
gold bearing seven per cents at 53A, which was
ton certifcates and Metropolitan Police warrants
were weak ct "a: We noticed q sale of $500 Of
the former at 64a.
The sales Of state warrants included $1,000 and
$1,000 large at 42k. Large were quoted 1T 1909
medium At ZO4S, and small at 5CO55.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29

;.;'zG; 49, 81 ssals - { "a e. e:
since been q lisA Sii5H,. aithsush & eleven
O'clock ll3t vae the pres On gola ioons the
essss e.;s 't E T. 4; gs
g ssS4 81. and were soen reduced to @ ssS and
Sstns & sSout 81 s7 and 8 az a. s1 soi
me stock market opened firm. There was .
re- as.e decline during the first halt hour a
nhsving been in both Telegraph and Pacific Nail
Government bends ere k0k higher than yestsr.
southern state bonds were dull and steady. with
seles confined to Tenuessess.
!s0so for prime: 1sSss for n 10 avs and &
for centrifugal. Molasses quiet and firm. Rice
steady, with fair business to trSde. ,o.o ,,o,.
1858, lsos: new f a III; ten. fortiss: iiss.
putsles cSssd Ss1Ds, sts:a
Is follow; April i ss21 Il Nay is2c June
December 17t OF lll6c
Flsur stesay, moderate inquiry. Corn firm.
%sxsd Cose more re- .e"e At ia sssac
whisky ss,e. Havsis heavy. Freishts unchanged.
tic. Flour steady demand moderate Wheat
quiet 81 1901 IS. Corn firm; 6s06sc. Oats $50
Gales for outhern shipment at SIT. Lard-Steam
l0cc kettle lOtc. Bulk meats-ShOuiders 81 a
sac; clear rib 8ssc; clear 9tc. Bacon stesoy;
shoulders 7c clear rib 9hc; clear 9Ac. Whisky
firm; 93c.
ST. LOUIS, April ae.-Cotton quiet; middling IKE
Flour dull, only order trade. Whest-No. spring
Chicago 81 26k0l 26k; No. fall 81 80. Corn
advanced; NO. mixed 68ac on track and in Gle
vafOr. Oats-N0. 25005lkc on track and in ele
vator. Whisky firm, sc Pork dull, generally held
1t eI6 IS. no sales. Dry salt meats--Buye,s and
sellers apart some inquiry for clear RIB at Quincy
held at 8,sc. Bacon dull, only small jobbing and
order TRADE. Lsrd-NOne on the market.
, ROrOaan Markets.
LONDON, April %, kvening.-Tallow 38s d38s Sd. .
Turpentine 3Os.
LIVERPOOL, April %, p. M.-COtton-uplands,
nothing below low middling, shipped March 7l6d.
Yarns and fsbrics at Manchester steady. Lard
ASS Cd. Common rosn Go Cd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29

| EObRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
ct orleans no. ~ syS-By virtue of writ of fieri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
| the above entitled cause, l will proceed
TO sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
| Canal and Customheuse streets. in the Second
District of this city, on MONDAY. June. l. 1874.
ct twelve O'clock ~, the following described prop.
l. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. with all tho i'm.
Provements thereon, and all the rights, WAYS,
privileges and aPpurtsnances thereunto belonging,
designated as lots numbers one two. three and
four on plan drawn by C. A. Hedin, late surveyor
IN ms CITY, on the twenty ninth Of November 1850,
notary public in this city. Lot number one meas
ures tw. nty-three feet three inches one and three
feet eight inches front Pleasant street twenty
three feet one inch front on Leyee streat and
twenty seven feet four inches lines in depth
number two measures twenty.three feet three
inches ope and thlee fourths lines front on water
STREE by den,b of s oSe men front on Leyee
inches seven lines on the division line Of
io us sia ns one f ana twenty six feet
number three; lot number three measures twenty.
three feet three inches and .fourths lnea
Fun On aver s,ee,, twenty, three feet one inch
feet one inch six lines on the division line Of lot
number Two and OF seventyfv feet four inches
on the line dividing it from lol number fonr and
said lot number four me asures tw.ntvthres fer1
three inches one and three fourths lines front ON
Water street, twenty-three feet one line front on
Leyee street, by . depth Of seventy i've feet four
inches on the line dividing i. fiom lot number
three and of seventy six feet one inch two lines
on the other side line. Together with all the
!gnt, utle and interest Of William H. H. With
erell. defendant herein, if any he has to the bat
lots and the river. O 'N
.. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
same district designated as lot number ak on a
plan OF D. Bulss0n late surveyor dated twenty.
}h. ffal
- trina, late notary ublic in this city the said
tot measuring twenty seven feet ten inches front
on Levee st eet, between Pleasant and Toedano
streets: and extending in depth to tho Mississippi
on and all the rights. ways and annnrtenances
thereof and also all accretions and baGture formed
or TO be formed in fr~nt OF the said lot.
Being the same property purchased bv the said
defendant from Fred Fawcett by an act nassed he
lore Theodore Guyol notary public in this city,
on the twenty seventh day Of February, isI2.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Caah on the spot, ..-4.............
ape mylon Sheriff Of the Perish OF OrIcspa. u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29

l
| GUPRRlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
| ~ OF Orleans No. 3008.-By virtue OF a writ OF
nerl facas to me directed by the honorable the Su
Der1or District Court for the parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled will proceed to sell al
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on MONDAY, May II, 1874, at twelve O'Clock
NJ. the following described property, to wit
TWO PROMISSORY NOTES. being in the words
and figures as follows. to viii
$ll0O NEW ORLEANS. October II, 1872
The first of September, 1874, after date l
promise to pay to the order Of myself eleven hun.
dred dollars at the Bank of America with eight
per cent interest from and after maturity till paid
andorsed) MOSES LOPEs. - "
Secured by mortgage, ne varetur, to identify it
with an act passed before me this day. New or.
cans. seventeenth of October, 1872.
tSigned) ANT. DORIOCOURT, Notary Public
Sll3s. NEW ORLEANS. October II 1879
The first OF September, 1876, after date promise
to pay to the order of myself eleven hundred and
thlrtyslx dollars at tine Bank of America with
eight per cent interest from and after maturity till
paid. Was
tSigned) MOSES LOPES.
Undorsed) MOSES LOPES
secured by mortgage, ne varietur, to identify it
with an act passed before me this day, New Or.
leans, seventeenth of October, 1872
tSigned) ANT. DORIOCOURT, Notary Public
Seized in the above suit.
Terms = Cash on the spot. .-
". P. HARPER,
ap28 my3 10 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans