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THE BAG OF GOLD.

Money IL . great trial." said the
Widow PeckingtoD, impressively. 81
declare l did not know what care
meant before brother Gabriel died
and left me oil the money"
"Wen. Cousin Clarissa," observed
George Merrilton, who was assiduous
y engaged 10 entang!ing the widows
work to the very worst of his shiiay,
: III case you ihd yourself usequai to
the strain, oil you have to do is to
leave me the Eve thousand dollars"
1.-The first thing in the morning."
sent on Mrs Peckington, unheediDg
Mr.. Merrilton's modest hint. land
the last at night, I'm thinking sboc,
it. First l put il in Deacon Elijah
Horizons bank, and then | drew j, out
aeaiu-bsnks sren't nowsys safe
rdsys. And then ! buried it in the
east cellar. close to the apple bin.
and there came the deluging rain. and
knowed the cellar would be three
inches deep in water. So up it came
again. and hen l could moi rest in my
bed for fear Of Ere. So | got it chang
ed into gold and | guess it is safe
enough"
"In the bottom Of your big red
chestY" mischievously hazardej
George.
"No matter where. sir" said the
widow. uodd,ng her head.
20, bat. Cousin Claris.a, you
might tell u.s." persisted Merrilton.
I'VE are al your own folks, Cora and
l."
Cora Dallas sat stitching quietly in
the corner-the pretty orphan whom
good Mrs. Peckington had taken out
of the orphan asylum ITO bring up"
FIVE years before.
II don't expect to leave you moth,
ing" Mrs. Peckington had said. "for
I've relations Of my own; but tn Civ,
you q good deestrik school educstion,
and q decent bringing up, and . good
chance to 90 for yourself"
And Cora accepted the good damcs
offer with meek gratitude.
Shehsd grown very pretty in the
last few ysar., this solitary child Of
nobody. Dark-eyed, With her hair
full Of deep chestnu. golden shadows,
peach. blossom skin. where the rosy
blood glowed brightly through on the
slightest prcvocatiou. and . mouth
like Hebe. It seemed ~ If nature had
made 4 solemn compact with herself
to atone for all social s!ights that
might be cast across Cora Dallas
psth.
"wen." said Mrs. Peckington, Sc
riouly, Il don't mind telling you,
but mind you don't repeat 1.-THE
BAGS hung half way up the chimney
on an mon hook"
"But suppose the chimney should
take FIRE 2" Sid Meuilton.
"It won't. ] keep it wcll swept,
and, besides. if it should, II takes a
pretty good heat to melt gold"
"Upon my word, Cousin Clarisss."
eaid Merriltou. you are . second
Machiavelli."
"Whc in pity Akes vas be? ask
ID. Mrs. Psckington. Theirs neigh
Dor Sinkiss 1t the door jump and let
him IN, Cora. for it's beginning to
. spov Ike all possessed"
And neighbour Siukius came ina
ssread-Sced, jovial sgriculturiss Who
Mo lived on the next farm. and vas
1.peefed Of matrinouial designs On
Abnrtsf Widos P~kiassua
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THE AiupSE pAssE.1ARTouys.

In compliance with renested requests. the
publisher, of ThE ALDINE have prepared
impression If many Of their most beautiful
The cu,s A 2 mounted on = beautiful tinted
axurs mat. 18th q handsome red border line.
TO attach the glass. il is only lett for the
customer To Paste and ioid over IN si.e"as
child. En-.
n subjects. l2xis inc. 25c.: with Elas. SIC.
Six II this size for 8 ". when selection Is
4elt 10 publisher.
s .utieets. mx02ll5 in. DE-; With glass. &c.
I subjects, 6kxsl. in. 15c.: with glass zoe.
l. subjects '4xl9 IT,. Sic: with glass, l..p.
Sent b. nail. without gls--. ,"st-paii. tor
price.
CANVASSER- WANTED.
TIE Accr:E COMPANY,
So Maiden Lane, NV York
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l. YEARS CREDIT

In which cas- the purchaser pays st
TIE ou,-et ore yeas In'e,e-s ., az
Der ees. ON the price. He mikes
,bre other psyments. each OF tx Der
crp, Il the commencement Of the
.ecood. :kird and fourth year. AZ
the een Of the 6hh year:
be psys eoe-eveosh Of the psiscipsj
and ose years Interest o. the remain
der. aud the same u the oODwsnce-
sosn OF each Successive PEAR uDsii al
has been gaid d the end IT ten years.
Any hsyes can psy IN fsll ct aay tips
and GIT ssrrsssS deed Tree ct ell u
enmbnDcL
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GEES FaoE TsE ALOiEE.

Scrap Book Wus'~n'i.ps asd D."'"sh Gas.
'op,e.
A lare. collection If pictures OF dtif,-eni
sizes and on limo Z ever c'r"rl' an. -ut1r't
have be n nut Up IN an q trnc I e ehv-';'i. 90
and are now offered at a rice in'cndcd "
make them popular IN every sense.
Envelope No. 1. containing 20 beautiful
.nyyay,na snow really. and vii be sent.
pos,agce pail to md address for ONE Doll
LAR. A LIBERAL discount TO agents ana
teachers.
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A mar cannot expect half q loaf
when he loaf. all If the time.
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PEkTs !, III 4 II! Avn JusT Pr~sLIsHTD.
THE ART JOi

Com piete in II monthly parts. az 81 each Re'
pioilcing me hest tuii q tse illustrations
tie earlier volumes II he 'itiue.
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entirely beyond c mpeiitipn ~ pr. 90 u Il.
tic character Every impression vii" lee in -
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ami nc pains will De ~ areit ~ m \
richest pruLu ioG oi y pr rs wh oh has won
in a marv.lousiy short lime. = wVr VI
reputation
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01

The market continued inanimate but there was,
nevertheless rather more inquiry. Nothing trans
pred to indicate any variation in prices but in re-
peating our quotations IL is proper to qualify them
by the remark that the outside figures for low
middlIng, strict low midiling and middling
IRENE rates, which it would be necessary to pay
to fill orders of any magnitude for high styles of
those grades. In fact, all quotations above low
middling are to great extent nominal We con-
tinue to give wide range to the lower grades to
represent their actual irregularity.
The sales for the past three days sum ND 1900
eales l4zS on WEDNESDAY $50 YESTERDAY, and a2S
bales, against $500 last week, and 3i0O the week
before
Weeks receipts PSI bales, embracing 1924 from
other delivery ports TO- which 773 f ON Mobile and
81 from Texas) and 1927 proper against 1853 proper
last week and 1863 last year. Total proper since
year-decrease 10 l49
The weeks exports comprise 2lss bales, embrac
ing 120 to Boston, 1894 to New York and Is to Pha
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports to-day 1896 bales, against 1888 on last
Friday, and 2O6O last year, ana since Friday 1895
bales, against 5637 last week and II Isl last year
Total slnce August 81 40 l42 bales, against $751;
439 last year-ncrease 1919
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive) to Great
Britain Alb bales against l6 GAG last week and 1858
last year; and to the continent - bales against
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to u NJ
16 Sls bales, against 1892 last week and 1898
The above totals at all the ports are exclusive of
corrections.
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening TINS morning at 6G00I bales, embrac
ing 5000 bales for LIVERPOOL and 1000 for the North
which. when deducted from the stock on hand by
500 bales to Represent the quantity at the land
ing aud in presses unsOld or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Sales 400 bales; market
quiet"
We copy the following monthly tables from the
bulletin boards OF the Cotton Exchange:
PROPORTION OF CROPS REcsIvsD AT DELIVERY PORTS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01
new ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

A. the special meeting of the tockhoders Of the
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company To- day, IL
was resolved that the trustees appoint three CON-
mi. siOners to liGuidate the affairs of the company
Gold opened at lO9 \ 0l091s against 1917 a. new
York and after a far business closed &C 10y a
1885 against 1898 in that market the sales sa
summed up $35OO0. embracing $iOoo At ioy;
5000 ut l09i 5000 and 5000 at lO9 4; $2oV anu
$1,000 at 1903 4, and 5000 and $1,000 at lO9h -
III silver noticed q sale Of lOU Mexican uo
lars at SO gold. American half dollars were sun
quoted at i040l05 and Mexican dollars at W gold,
or 107 in currency. -. .,:
Under the course Of gold at New York sterling
exchange closed about ITO p cent higher inc
Opjy sales reported were $4,000 bill OF ladlng al
SIS 3l05 3lk and $1,000 bank for gold 1t % ~
Francs closed higher also, but no sales were re-
ported. -, =. d 90
as 81 for bill of lading and Al clear, and g
S5 35k for bank, and franco at 40 10r prIvate
and nominal for bank.
As the banks continue to remit currency, rath Oh
than pay the rates asked for sight exchange on
New York, there is scarcely any movement III DO
limited demand rates continue noInmany tho
same. The only sales reported were Si0Ooo com
mercal at 9,32 y cent premium and Si9.ooo 40 al
s l6.
The BANKS continued to check on New York At
y y cent premium, aud commercial sight Is stll
quoted at O5-l6. s :;
Various small transactions were reportea IN
stoch 9, of which the particulars were withheld: nm
The only sale of bonds reported was SooW
city gold bearing seven per cents at 46a, winch
was about the closing rate.
CITY appropriation certificates. metropolitan
Police warrants and time certificates OF 1878
continue nominal at 47048. No sales are reported
rants which are quoted nominal at 3003 for largo
33Na for medium and IS O36 for small. d
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lots. ws.elD soep. SIC ? n ii round lots
CooPERA poles sell At 80 p
quoted At 81 350i 40 each sugar hogeheads g. 50
NAVAL sTORES-Good supply and fair demand.
Spirits turpentine is selling at 36a38c r. galion.
81 IS; No. $3.50. No black or common here
Pitch 10 quoted ct S404 rs y Dbl. Tar $404 SO p
LARD olLyLie i,t supply and fair demand.
Choice is selling At 900s3c. ordinary S0soc Y
LINSEED Oils quoted at 81 for raw and
81 o5 gallon for boiled.
COAL olL-Sells at l70lSc y gallon IN Dds ana
22d25c in boxes
RlCE-The stock on hand of old rice is small and
the market is dull. Old is quoted at 8sc foI prime
Louisiana 7ac for fair; 707'sc for good aud &c Tor
C0AL,Pittsbure is selling At sac p be b lat q.
to steamboats,, 6O065c TO manufacturers. Anthra-
cite 6l3 ton. Spadra 15c at retail ~.
sTARCH-Is in fair supply and demand. Selling
at &c p tt.
wO0L-Small stock good demand and firm pr ces;
Lake sells at 34c Mexican improved at 20c' pulled
super and extra zoe; bury laa20c; clear Mlsss-
sggi and Louisiana At 2s13oe p n DIES po..
ESCULENTS AND GREEN VEGbTABLES-P0ta-
toes, apples and cabbages are in fair supply; The
market is bare of onions. The demand is moderate.
Potatoes quoted at s2da Is y Dbl for Western
and 60 5O33 IS for Northern. Onions 8 50. Ap-
Piles s203 y Dbl Cabbages s70lo p box;
COTTON SEED-Receipts are hight. The mills
generally have stopped working. IL Is quoted az
COTTON SEED o1L-None here.
COTTON SEED OIL CAkE-None mere.
MOUNT CARBON GOALS selling at retail! at
Csc. wholesale 45c y Dbl.
STAR CANDLES-Are in light supply and mod
crate demand. and held at l75sc T 10.
CASTOR OIL-Seils at 24U26c " 10.
HIDES-Are steady and fl m. 400 country green
Texas steers sold at 9hc p 10. In city slaughter
sales making as follows: Steer hides over Is Ms,
loc; steer hides 10 to "a bs &c; under 10 ms &c no.
Cow hides, they SC; kips, ~ to "A IDS lie;
kipe, Is to 30 lbs 10c. Calf skins each ~. Bees
wax. prime yellow 28c. OK horns SC each.
BUTTER-Good supply and dull. Inferior West
lie quoted at l8a20c; choice Western 23dl5c: in
ferior Goshen 25a3Oc; choice Goshen 80 05'c = 10.
CHEESE-Owing to large recelps, prices nave
declined The demand is moderate: Choice Wes
tern factory is quoted at l40l4kc; English dairy
Western l8c: Northern l9c " ID.
DRIED FRDlT-GoOd supply and dull. Apples are
quoted at 91ac; peaches 9d91ac " 10.
-BAGGlNG-Round lots are held at l5c y yard for
domestic jute. 1t is retailing at l5c " Yard. The
supply is fair with active demand Hemp and
fax sells at l40l4hc; India l2c y yard IN bales
and rolls.
Establishments West continue large: Being
the last Of the month the local demand is fair.
Purchases for Red river have already been shipped.
No cargo sales to report We note sales OF 1000
sacks for st. L, uis at s Is y sack We quote Lv-
erpOOl coarse at s 250l 80; fine s 4OOl SO y
sack: Turks Island is quoted at 85d9oc p bag of
two bushels. When taken at warehouse reduc-
ton is made for diayage Table salt In pockets
sells at ~ 06Aac each according to size.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01
,o,o W. P. HARPER
aul Is ee2 Sheriff Of the Partial ri OY1 ana
City of New Orleans Va. W. II Avu.r
same We. same; came va same. Same va same

City of New Orleans vs.. w. H. Avmar
same We. same; same Va. same; same Vs. same
SUPEBIOR DIS rRrCT COURT FOR THE PARIS
B. or ilea, Nos 500l3 422 IL 1872 IS 2ST 81 3d.
by virtue OF five writs of fier facias TO me directed
~. '.e honorable the Superior District Court fol
S o Raisn OF orleans in the above entitled causes
aUr CITY taxes for the years 1862 1863 1870 1871
a anu 1878, l will proceed to sell at publ,
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Cus
aGmhouse streets in the Second District of thb
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, Il
wit ~ "
i. NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in thu
FIRST district of this city. in the square
humber twenty seven, bounded by New Levee
now Peters, Suzette, now bratO Front Leyee
now Front and GaienDie streets and desia
mated as lots numbers ten to eighteen inclusive
on plan by Joseph Pile, late surveyor on the
thirteenth OF March, 1882, and annexed TO en- act
passeq on the twenty sixth of April of the same
year, Deiore LOUIS T. Caire, then notary public in
ms CITY which nine lots measure togst her one
trout on New Lsvee street a like f,ant "n ths ina
neaiest To. Front street, one hundred and fitty.
.hfse ieet SIX inches front Gaepnie street and
street. ~ ~
2 ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
same district and square, and adjoining the prop
erty above described desgnated by the nnmbar
thlfIeen on plan drawn by Pile, late surveg or
on me twenty-second Of April 1896. and deposited
~ ,he once OF H. b Cenas, ae notary public in
inns cry; the said lot measuring tw. nj y-one feet
nve inches six lines front ON New Leyee street DJ
ono INJURED ana three feet six inches in Geptb.
$. AND SQUARE o. GROUND known as SQUARE
numoer twenty six. with all the buildings ana i'm.
p,ovehents thereon, sill uated in the First Distric!
o. OF thls CITY and bounded by New Levee (now
PETERS, Gae1nis, Front Levee (now 'FRONT.' and
10 LOUISA now CaIlope) streets measuring one hun
u f ana nlnety-0ne feet ten ihche. front each
Ii NsW Levee ana Front Levee streets and three
nuharea and six feet front each of Lou lisa and
as the Merchants Cotton Press,
.. All VI winch property was purchased by the de-
Lenos1t herein from r chsrd H. Alien, by an 90
Psssea oefore W,liism Shannon, notary public 10
snis ,city; on the fifteenth Of September 1865.
Seized in the above suits.
TeF6s-Cssh on the spot. "a
.-E --. a. W. p. HARPER
sui 10 se3 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01

The Hebrew Congregation Dispersed Of
judah vs.. William H. Aymar.
GIXrH DI STRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ orleans, No. 643l BY virtue of a writ of seizz
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable thu
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans il
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell n
puohc auction, at the Merchants AID AuctiOneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets 1t the Second District of this
CITY, On WEDNESDAY, September Q, 1874 at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
!. A PORTION OF GROUND, with the building
.hereOh known as the anchor Press Warehousen
and all the rights and appur enances thereunto BE-
longing situated in the First District of this city
IN the square bounded by Belechasse, St. Thomaa
Ut. Theresa and TchoupitOulas streets and having
IN american measure, one hundred and fifty. nine
Ieet Ten inches two line, front TehoupitOulas
street. and one hundred ana twenty AZ ven feet ZEN
inches five lines in the rear and fronting on st.
lnOmas street, by depth of three hundred and
twenty-hine feet eight incl hes seven lines on the
Sue ironing on be chase street, and OF one hun
dre0 and fifty nine feet four inches three lines on
Inc aide towards st. Theresa street. at which
aeptn the said portion OF ground uarrows thirty
one ret eleven inch five lines and thence fur.
; Snen aeptn or one hundred aud seventy feet siI
ihShes Two INES, extending to st. Thomas street.
q AND VACANT LOT OF GROUND adioinins
the proper ty abO described beng designated by
W. me humoer seventeen, and measuring twenty
Imce ieet nine inches six lines front on St Thoma
street, twenty one feet two and a half inches IN
width In the rear, by DEPT of one hundred and
Ieet SIX inches two lines on the side toward
f sA street, and OF one hundred and sixty
side line. s' VII 'no 'p''''"
beng the same property acquired by the defend.
nns herein by purchase from Mrs. b. Winchester,
per act passed before Theodore Gu, oil notary rub
1872 o '"eh'1 eisnth Oh MaicN
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
aul IS se2 Sheriff Of the Partial, nt on. ans
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Above low

The wonderful performance OF Goldsmith
Maid at East Saginaw last week gives her
renewed right to the title OF queen OF the
turf. For over two years her record OF
2:l6&, made at Mystic Park, Boston. has
stood the GROWING exploit Of the trOtting
turf, and now in her old age-when many
thought her,speed was diminishing and her
DAYS of prominence almost oversize has
sent old time to a lower notch. The track
over which she trotted, though q compare
lively new one, is undoubtedly one of the
fastest in the country. As it was carefully
surveyed, and as there can be no doubt as
to the correctness of the time announced,
nrobably no effort will be made to deprive
The Maid of the laurels she has won, as
there " as at Milwaukee when she collapsed
the fame of Dexter. 1t is noteworthy that
aimee Flora Temple a. Kalamazoo. IN 1922.
then unprecedented time Of II Si99 no morse s.s 9
ever tro tied faster than go in race on 2
Michigan track until Goldsmith Maid
marked tho lowest figures yet sstaan =.
Flora's record stood unexceiled IN me
country for ten years. How long Will thsti
Of G old smith Maids as j
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01

James McCracken, AdmfDist raIOr Of the
Succession OF William McCracken VS.. John T.
Micael.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans No 6516.-By virtue of a writ of seiz-
ure ard sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, On TUESDAY, August 25, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
ONE-HALF OF CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND.
with all The improvements thereon, situated in the
suburb West BOuligny, in the Sixth District Of
New Orleans, designated by the number ffty-two
On the original plan of said suburb made BY C. r.
Zimpe late surveyor, in March 1884, and deposited
il the Office of L. T. Caire late a notary public in
this city; said square number fifty two is bounded
by Bordeaux. Vale, ce, Prytana and Perrer
streets, and said half thereof measures az follows
tO-wit: One hundred feet front on Valence street
three hundred feet mont On Prytania street one
hundred feet front on Bordeaux street and three
hundred feet on the line dividing it from the other
half Of said square Of ground. Being the aame
property ACQUIRED together with the other half
Of said square number ffty.twO) by the d. fend
herein by purchase from &. K. Chevellev Der .ct
passed before Ernest Commagere, notary public in
this city, on the twenty fifth of August. la7O
Seized in the above suit.
Tefms-Cash on the spet Sc
W p HARPER,
jy23 au2 10 Is Sheriff Of the Pariah Of Orissns
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As hUCuCSCuu ~ SOs We ~ECCUD0TEy
Ridgely.
EnFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 5899-By virtue Of writ of seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause. will proceed sell 1t
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal aud Gus
tOmhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, SATURDAY, August Is, 1874 at twelve
o'c Ock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
all and singular the buildings and improvements
thereon, and appurtenances thereof. situated in
the Fret District IF this city, in the square bound
ed by Magazine, Foucher, DelOId and POyfarre
streets, desi a1attd by the number four q plan
city. Oh the twyeffh Of November, 1916, deposited
plan number fDrIy six of his book OF plans mum
Der two, in the ohire of William Christy. late
notary public in this city, which lot measures
twenty four feet five and twOsevenths inches front
ON Nagaz street DIV one hundred and thirteen.
feet two inches in depth, between parallel lines
and is bounded in the rear by alley eleven feet
eleven inches, of which said lot has the use
with other lots, all American measure. Which
property was acquired by the defendant herein
by purchase from the New Orleans Gasght Com
D4ny, by act passed before William Christy, late
notary public in this city. on the twenty ninth of
December 1886.
Seized in the above suit.
Teims-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER.
jvI4 10 a,I2 Is Sheriff the Parish of Orleans