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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
EUGENE WAGGAMlAE
jel 20 jy3 Civil Sheriff of the Parish M IN


L -
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE yAx,sH %
~ Orleans No. 673t,-By virtue OF syn 81 ee5s.
ure and sale directed by the honorable ;ar Srsii
above ntited cause to W. Harper. ls;s sb ~ ~
and by said late sheriff to me trans .e,1.n, J wiz
proceed pro- to sell at public auction at tbs .~rha1,
ana Auctloneers Exchange, Royal Ies, De1yrsr
Canal and Customhouse streets in the SteBrsl Ns-
trlct OF this city, on TUESDAY, June -. IS75 u
~, O'Clock NJ, the following dss,rss plsrss
Ia CERTAIN PORTION OF GRognI ,yrssa,r
Win me improvements thereon. and al shs zY-
PnrteDances thereuntO belonging 3 5slas I'd in tSe
Third District of this city, IN me square bcns6sl,
Dy Clouet, Greatmen, Louisa and Casa ga 40 stY.s7,
one hundred and twenty feet fr0g.I tie ttrner q
Greatmen street, measures forty feet Mon7 on
Clouet street. by depth of hundr s{i srd dsae
p A CERTAIN LOT OF GRoG H5n sit t SD n u,
city in tbe sans, IN the Second nd Ds1s Of s
ines, Galvea and Miro Streets and ssa gnssi D Is
o9e number ten on plan deposte d in The oHrs
IN TINS CITY, as plan number fifteen, said let bsy-
ING, IN american measure, according to sHId 1fz.s
street by enc hundred and thirty. Tyyp feet IN
depth and thirty feet niae inches ave, ana ooa-
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situu.ss n, ~.
a h' sag faubourg IRENE, in the slaNe square
BOUNDED BY IT. Philip, Ursulines, Gave7 and MIRO
ABOVE reclted PLAN said lot having, in Amarican
m inshsa according to said plan, thin ~ fest ssr
h nEnes three lines front on Miro street, by ant
nun nunuIed ana th1rty-twO feet in depth, and 1birv
ieet nine inches five and a third lines in widtlx
Ine rear together with the improvements zinsisg
on the said two lots of ground, and tl,s Tiebts
thereun se, haod PRIVILEGES aud asaniasss
The above deser6eS a. M any~lse apfelsannE
.n Inc defendant herein in the manner fonpwng "
W.T. me one firstly described by pure:asse 3uR
"a oscar Barry by act passed beore At-s] Prey
rus notary public IN this city on the .xsrty.,fs,
ohd OF December 1871, and the one se q undl, a,S
IN s described by purchase from Alre Irsnia
oy act passed before Ernest Eude rcss,-y n. b3x
III ms city, on the sixth of March 1872
Seized in the above suit ~
Terms-Cash Oh the spot
,,.,c -, 70 M EUGENE WAGGAGaE.
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John SIemmer, for use, etc. w. Tno.,.,.-
Kierli an.

Kieruan.
S1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE pAp,su
a. .. dreams No 4643-By virtue of writ of fieri
directed by the honorable the Sixth District Coz
of Inc PARISH OF Orleans in the above entiled 90 us
70 r. Harper. late sheriff and by said To-.
sneIin TO me transferred, will proceed to sell at
hAcnange, Royal street, between Canal and Cns
tomhouse streets, in the second District NJ ,hi
s1'y tb on SATURDAY July 8 1875 at twelve O'clock
L. TWO LOTS OF GROUND. topstbsr u-;tt, a..
t uuia,h and improve ments thereon situated in
$1,000 oeconu DstIlct of this city, in the souara
MyGu ua oy Customhouse, Bienville Galvez and
MIRO stteets designated as pumbers ton anS
:leSen OF square number tw. MY. two Said lots al
JON tach ",her, and measure each twentv.s;y ts".
h1 hen ncnes sever lines front Miro street by one
denth anu lhirty ret three inches 81 lines in
HnRR a, Delween parallel lines. per plan of A.
nemecOurt, late surveyor of the sjY feantb -
Su!y 1905 deposited in the office of p O. Cnveiiiar
nc,ayp 9oc In this city. by act of the tenth of
=. LOT OF GROUND together with the bni,d.
S so anu ": improvements thereon situated in the
bv Dsti1ct OF this CITY, in the square bounded
~ inlenvlie, Cont, Derbigny and Roman streets
uesighated by the number twenty nine of thss
s ny, number fity-two as per ri an OF Jnaanh
nns,sd ate surveyor Of the first Of May 1870, de-
PUBIC IN this city, and has twenty seven fear fr
On bienville street, by one hundred feat th uno
IoT on, os z, Gs dR,h between parallel lines
improvements thereon situated in the Ssnn ana
trict OF this CITY, in the square number frrv.ona
pounded by Roman, Benville, eIbjgnv and C,s ,
measur use streets and measures, in American |
street. by eighty feet in depth between nar.ii1
INES as per sketch annexed to an act Of saIa ht
Of February, 1862 IVY 'oi 'he s4th
Seized In the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot,
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ieI 20 iva oi'i 'herin OF The Parish of Orleans
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A. hochereau & Co. VS.. Jeremiah Pri,cn.

01s.n DISTRICT NJ 13lo COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
nnd sale to me directed BY the hs
above en, II. Tor the parish of Orleans in the
a. a. public auction, at the Mercsants 10 sell
Canal and Cust anhamg.. ROYAL street between
t1, OF this city. SATURDAY, JuIva 1sTs 10
erfy, to wit oescflbed prop
nrar LOr OF GROUND, with the buildings and inn
~, IN thereon, situated in the Frst his
AZ. u tns city, IN the square bounded by Caron.
uri Hsvia Baronne AMI Guod streets. and maaS
on caro"d.ist SIX ieet seven inches six lines trout
na nee. ih1ee inches one line, between eanai and
pcs;,aS a. nnes, and in confoi NIFTY with plan &C.
=. y. S!arke, notary public in this city BeInSPha
from properly purchased by the defendant herein
n1 eai1 Starke, notary the twenty ninth oS
Seized in the above suit
Torms-CAsh on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAu
je162oiJ3 WIG 1alisn OF O1leanR
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The McB Onogh Trust Fund.

Among the properties devised by the late
John McDonOgh to New Orleans and Balti.
more, Tor the purpose of establishing tie
public charities contemplated by the tesla
tor, were large tracts of land in what as
formerly known AS the Florida parishes. in
the State of Louisiana. These were de
vised by MIR. McDonogh under Spanish and
French grants in 1903, and subsequently,
Mr.. McDonogh, in his lifetime, was never
able to get from the United States apy ac
acknowledgement of the validity of his title
to these tracts. In 1868 or 1869 Mr.. H. CLAY
Dallam, the secretary and counsel for the
Baltimore trustees. caused a suit to be in
stituted in the United States District Court
OF Louisiana, at New Orleans, to test the
right of the city of Baltimore and the Nc
DonOgh trustees as one of the two Joint
devisees under the will of Mr.. McDonogh
to this property. decision was rendered
IN favor Of Baltimore and the trustees in
the court at New Orleans. The United
States appealed from the decision, but at
the last term OF the Supreme Court of the
United States the decision of the lower
court was unanimously affirmed, which is |
now final. Within the last few days Mr.. |
Dallam, by virtue of the above referred to /
decision. has received from the General |
Land Office at Washington certificates of |
land scrip for 5000 acres of public land:
a nd it is expected that the McDonogh fund |
Will receive quite an acc. ssion from the |
sale OF the same-Raiinore American.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
james Foley VS.. Bartholomew ScanIa

james Foley vs.. Bartholomew Seaman.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH on
~ orleans No filthy virtue of a writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Six tn
Distrlct Court for the parish of Orleans in the
ABOVE entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
nc auction. at the Merchants and Auctiope.rs'
hxchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
CITY on SATURDAY, July 3. 1875 at twelve O'Clock
a.; Inc following described property to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. stuated
lying aud being in the First District of this cit
IN Inc square bounded by Meromene Locust
LerpsichOre and Magnolia streets designated by
1 n NUMBERS four and five, on a plan made by b.
helzenstein, late surveyor, and deposited in the
re corns o. = Barnett, iate notary public in tt is
CITY, under date of twentieth December 1865 Lot
plumber four forms the cerrer of M.lpomene and
Locust Sire Is, and measure thirty. one feet tn
II ches TWO lines front on Melpomene street. by a
depth and front on Locust street of one hundTed
ana twenty seven feet nine inches and lot numher
nVe measures thirty-one feet seven inches on NAL
pc meme 81 rect, by one und ed and twenty. seven
Ieet nine inches IN depth, between parallel lines.
t' Their with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, rights, ways ana advantages thereunto
oelob ging or In anywise appertainiDg. Being the
same lots acquired by the defendant herein nv
purchase from NJ }. Brenan; lot number fou, mar
act passed before Richard Brennan late n0tt'v
pubic III this city, under date of the twenty
January 1866, and lot number five per act befora
sald notary under date of the thirtie th June Inns
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
oi ~ JNo ClVll Sherln OF the Parish of Orleans
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is charged with d. tilling saloon Stops, and
is suspected of using sour beer mash. He
had no license as q distiller, and his entire
outfit was captured by the officers.
Probabilitiss. -
Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, May 81, 1875, 4:3o p. NJ.
For Tuesday, in the Gulf States, Tennes-
see and the Ohio valley, southerly winds,
lower pressure, warmer, cloudy weather
and possibly occasional rains.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. May 81, P. M
Barometer 1850. Wind southeast, light.
Arrived-Spansh bark Rosario, Gorordo,
master, forty-two days from Malaga, in bal
ures.
PAss-A-LOUTRE. May 81 6 P. M.-Wind
south, light Weather clear. No arrivals
or departures. The chip Western Empire is
still aground on the bar. The dredgeboat
EssayOns and towbOat Leviathan worked
on her awhile at high tide this morning, but
there was SO little rise they did not move
her but few feet The steamships Bolivar,
st. Louis and New Orleans, and the ships
City of Boston and Harmonic are inside,
bound out.
VICKsBURG, May 3l.-Passed up-Robert
Mitchell. at 5 p. NJ; Illinois, at 5 P. NJ.
Passed down-John A, Scudder, at 9 A. NJ;
Frank PargOud, at D +. M. ArrlVeO-Ndt-
chez, at p. M. Weather warm and clear.
The river has fallen eleven inches during
the last twenty -four hours.
MEMPHIS, May 3l.-The river fell four
inches. Weather clear and pleasant. De
particularly Houston and Pointer for New
Orleans: Indiana. for Louisville; Belle
Memphis, for ST. Louis; st. Genevieve, for
Vicks burg.
Cincinnati, May 3l.-River eight feet and
stationary. Weather cloudy, warm and
threatening.
PITTsBURG, May 3l.-River three feet
eight inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, May 3l.-Weather cloudy
and warm. River seven feet seven inches
and falling. Up-Cherokee, at IL P. M;
Thomas Means, at 6 A. NJ.
CAIRO, May 81. - Arrived - Louisville,
from Cincinnati. at A. M. Departed-St.
Genevieve. for Vicksburg, at P. M; Louis
vile, for New Orleans, at 10 A. NJ. River
twenty feet and falling. Weather cloudy.
Mercury go.
LOUISVILLE, May 3l.-River FIVE feet two
inches in the canal aud about stationary.
Portland bar causing trouble. Weather
cloudy and warm. The Charles Morgan
stuck on Portland bar until p M.
ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-Arrived-City of
Vicksburg, from Vicksburg; Yaeger from
New Orleans. No departures. River fall
ing. Rain all the afternoon; cool to- night.
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A. NJ. Durand vs.A. nouc..-

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT E,OR TpE p.p,sr
- Orleans No. 763l.-By xllue of a writ of 81 or
facias to me directed by II hono,abl" ~ " neTi
nlstrlcf Court for the PAD, sh of Or cans in tbs
auction at the Newfoundland Aretionee,ppu I Rn
6 6nad ge 10! al street betw Canal and Custom.
on SATURDAY, June IL 1875 a. twelve oc cs c.y
'he following m' DESCRIBED pfoperty, to wit ~"
4. ALL TIE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREsT ~ n.
Soncner Co. doing business al the Gre, a.
sasn' b.nd ard Door Fictory, under the Arm .ns
s,n s. OF a: boucher Co. situated on TonIonso
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
jel IL Civil Sheriff Of Inc Psz aS' IA
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extra hogshead, 48-inch, $3.50; light pine
% to t0inch, $lO001lO; extra claret, SIS a.
w y i2OU These quotations are for slaves
culled and delivered alongside of vessel
from the ward.
| SALT-Purchases for the local trade are
small. Prices are unchanged. We quote.
dealers rates: Coarse at 81 80 y sack: fine
| $l oO0l 10 v sack; Turks Island Goo ~
bag OF two bushels. When taken at ware
| house a reduction is made for dravage.
| Iao'e salt in pockets sells at 21a a Size
| each, as in size
| CoAL-The stock on hand comprises 1874
boats and > barges Of Pittsbug; this time
last year, 264 boats and IA barges, show
| ing decrease of 80 boats and 10 barges.
f1ttsourg is selling at 80 a $50 y Dbl at
wholesale; 75c at retail; 81 y hid; SOC "
box to steamboats,, and 6Oc to manufac-
turers; Virginia camel 90c y Dbl.
STARCH-GOod supply and limited de.
mand. Quoted at 4lsc y fb.
LlNsEED Oils selling at 80 SIC " gal
lon. D.
COTTON SEED IN SACKs-The receipts are
all taken by the factories, who furnish sacks
and pay Si0al2 y ton delivered on the
levee.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-An contracted
for the season.
CooPERAGE - Molasees barrels sell at
81 %; halt barrels s. a soc; sugar hogsheads
~ - piece. Hogshead poles So a 60;
barrel poles $50 y 1000.
GUNNY BAGs-Are selling at lac in bales
and l5c piece reserved.
HoPs-Wisconsiu sell at Al q 43c: New
York 40 q Acc; California asa so y tb.
FIsH-A fair iobbing demand and prices
show no change. We quote: Mackerel.
extra No. ], SIS in bbls. So 80 in half hbls.
% in quarter bb1s. and So 25 in kits; No.
$40 90 in bbls, s. 50 in half bbls, So 25 in
quarter bbls and 81 % in kits; No 9 So so
in bbls, IS in half bbls, s. IS in quarter
bbIs and n 81 10 in kits No 3, large, SIS IS in
bbls, 81 30 in half bbls. s. in quarter bbls
and 81 IS in kits. Goldfish, quarter drums
S6 .; boxes 81 80. Herring 55c y box.
MOss-Receipts are large and the demand
is fair. Black sells at 4le a sc; gray PIP a
3lse; city picked q lie y tb.
MOUNT CARBON CoAL-Sells at wholesale
at 3a3 35c, retail Csc y bbl
FERTILIzERs-Good demand. Peruvian
guanO is selling at $lI00- y ton, 1000 lbs:
less quantity at &c p tb. Raw bone su'
perphosphate sos T. ton. Pelican fertilizer
$35 T. ton, 1000 Tbs. Fine ground bone
$40; coarse S45; bone dus, $45: cotton seed
meal 49, No. blood $50; No. 2 blood $45;
fertillzing substance, phosphates fine
ground bones) $i5 y ton; superphospbate
Of lime $65 y ton; phosphate precipitat
500 p ton; dried flesh, in powder, $50 y
Con, urleu DlOOd, IN powder, $75 II ton;
hair, horns in powder, $50 p ton; azotized
compounds representing the Constituent
Of genuine guano $50 p ton.
RICE-The demand has improved and
prices are NC y tb higher. Very little good
stock to offer. The receipts are still small |
and the mills have stopped working. The
growing crop is little backward on &C.
count OF the cool nights we have had lately. |
More planted this year than last year. We |
I.nn mo IN
1T 334 a Ac; common 5a a &c: fair 707hc.
prime ~ 07aac " IL
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SiAih DISTRICT COURT FOB THE pagIsH o.
f-c;, Ut =, no: e366,By virtue Of VIA % 8.f
DistIict Cn o ulscted by the honorab, sss sszf
nc c entitled cause, will proseed to alf ., fs-
chon ~ the Merchants and Au oti5.s4 n s-
no nOass streets in the Second District Of ,fss a
the fo1,orna June IS 1875, at twevs o 1ssss ~
LOT OF GROUND. w WHEY af TO 20 I1sE
hnnr0 thereon, sitnated in the ns. 10
nataf ha Third District IF :liis, stey dssle
t rt ~ the number Ave, in sauare, unEaC
and Rlsnoh, bounded by Onion, Prosper ST ~
msa.nra hcnmen tets. and measuring, u HpG@e
oy one hundred and twenty nina fset iet = fSusS
.ido VI 10 one sde by lot number fo2r and OF as So
hersiny .ot number Elk. Purchased BY asE.ni.S
IoseIh from John Henry Wilberaing, by nr7 1sfaW
sosepn CChn, notary public in tsis ,.ey DSD
seventh day of January. l&7s.
seized in the above snit
1erms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WaGua NAN
u,,o y. Civ Sheyid OF the Parish s-is&s>'
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EOuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= OF orleans, No i59L-Bv virtue of an order
OF sale rendered MAY "a, 1875, to me directed Nv
the honorable the Fourth District Court for the
PARISH OF Or cans, in the above entitled cause I
VIII proceed TO sci at public auction, on MONDAY
June !, 1870, at five o'clock ?. NJ. at nv warebonsa
NOS. 70 and Is Orleans street. between ROYAL ana
BOURBON streets, in the Second District of this
A LOT OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS GROCERJES
office. ~ wv" 'n ns
Attached in the above suit
TeIms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
yZo 20 el civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleapa
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ean Marie Saux vs., MIR. aan,..-Sacona
497. "a oAiooA'' w.
PY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIER1 FAcJAs
- 10 me directed by the Hon W. II, Holmes
second Justice of the peace for h g parish of Or
leans. IN the above stated suit l will proceed to
sen ~ puollc auction, at the corn of Claiborne
ana orleans streets, on SATURD AY June S Is75
at twelve O'Clock NJ. y '''
TIE CONTENTS OF COFFEE HOUSE. IA nsr
inventory on file my Office ." p0'
Stlzed in the above stated suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
my26jel5 JOHN MCCORMICK Con,t.b,.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

i HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE THIRTY
Il first day of March, 1875 judgment was entered
in this court in the matter Of the Introduction
OF Julius Levy. No 1872 in the words and figures
following, to wit:
This case came up this day on the petition Of
Julius Levy.
Present-C. 2. Schmidt. ESQ.,, for petitioner, and
Joseph F. Dick Esq, for defendant.
When after hearing pleadirss, evidence and
counsel the court being satis ned that the defend
ant is bope lessly insane and should be interdcted
it is ordered, adjudged ard decreed that Julius
Levy be and be Is hereby declared incapable of
performing va'idly any of the acts which person
OF full age and competency could pr rform, and
consequently interdicted to all ends and purposes
Judgment rendered March 81, 1875.
Judgment signed April S, 1875.
A. L. TISSOT, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and liked the seal of the said court at the
city OF New OrIeans on this TWEEN tieth day of May,
IN The year Of our Lord one thous and eight hun
dred and seventy -hve and the nj Dety ninth year
OF the INDEPENDENCE of the United States.
my2321 ielt FRANK PACE, JR, Clerk.
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GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAaJs4s Oh
~ Orleans. No. 7444.-Bv virtue of a WIFI VI Ear
tacas against John Lane, to me dirsetrG by slur
honorable the Sixth District Court for ahs yNssSA1
of Orleans, in the above entitled caase, , WHY me-
coed to sell at public auction, at the Aa.rshSnte
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal sire 81, as1r1Sx
Canal and Custonhouse streets, in IA. SeeamI
District of this city, on SA rURDAY, 7ul~., lrK
at twelve O'clock NJ, the following desa15asa pxss,
ertv, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GRoUEE, With I'M
buildings and improvements thereon 8 j Y1s ssSs 81
the Sixth District of this city, in squSTe i1yH5,t
bv Paquemine Tor Co seuU), Soniat Da 1,sssss AND
Chestnut streets, square number th;rf eight n.
FaubOurg AvaIt and number two hun irsis AMI.
ninety eight new plan of City of jetersssp- Sac
lots are designated BY numbrs ten and elsrsn q,
subdivision plan made by H. C. Brown, ,lrvs.sr
of the CITY of Jefferson, the fifteenth vi JxSx-
ary 1863 deposited in tie office of &. 6o1DmaerYt
parish recorder; sketch il annexed to M are n
sale from Friend to Hafner, June 4, ME-. XXX
number eleven has forty 1.-TWO feet fron7 tstuttC
parallels; lot number ten has tveasxy eigsn
feet six inches front on Son'ar street, by o dSrcs
of ore hundred and twenty II We feet he7reeI
parallel lines. Acquired by the defe nd auf issueir
from Joseph Hafner by act before W. = Eaa,Hn
notary public in this city, on the fon-s4ru;h zys
cemcer 1871
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMaH
~ Nyv~rVG Tnv.EX ~cA
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold ruled throughout the day at ll6 a
ll6ls, against ll6b, the closing quotation
at New York on Saturday. The sales were
limited, being confined to -$29, 900. embrac
ing $4,000 at 1l6. $4,000 and $4,000 at
ll6ls, and 5000 and $4,000 at 1l6A.
No sales Ofsilver were reported. American
halt dollars were still quoted at lOS a
l09, and Mexican dollars ut 960961e, gold.
There was scarcely any movement in
foreign exchange, and rates were without
quotable variation from Saturdays. The
sales of sterling were confined to f95OO.
embracing fl500 AL clear at S. 621a.
aud $4,000 do at S. 63, and $1,000 and $4,000
bank at S. 66.
The only transaction reported in francs
was 2OO,O commercial at 44sh.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
% 62 as 63 for bill of lading and AL clear.
and ass &c for bank, and francs AT
4.4S5l "a AZ y for commercial, and 4.45a
- tor bank.
New York sight was scarce, in moderate
demand, and unchanged. The sales were
confined to $aN,OOO commercial at 9-32 T.
cent premium, and $4,000 do at SIG. We
also notice sales of $4,000 Western com
merclal at T. cent premium, and Sic, 900
commercial on Providence at Ii,
We notice scarcely any movement in
stocks. The only sale reported was 20
shares Home Insurance Company at 500.
City bonds continue dull and dropping for
nearly all issues. No sales were reported
New currency seven per cents were quoted
at y; old do 30, and gold bearing seven Der
cents at 81.
New State consolidated seven per cents
were dull, and fully y cent lower than on
Saturday. This decline was attributed to
the probability of large amounts being
funded under the ruling of the Superior
Court as noted above. The sales included
$4,000 at 54A; $4,000 at "a, and $4,000 at 531a.
at about which rate the market closed.
City scrip was in fair demand for the pay-
about 3949 40 for time of 1874, No trans.
actions were reported.
Metropolitan warrants were quoted at
% a &c. No sales were reported.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in State warrants.
" WI Grants OF 1874 were quoted at 42a44:
S73 and previous years, iundable. at 81
q; do, not fundable, at 300, and legisla-
i've per diem at 81 a. 90.
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Succession of Isaac NlaKendie.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOX The PARISH OF
~ Orleans No. 81 ,S37 -Notice is hereby given to
the creditors OF this estate and TO ali osr or nor
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
aays nom the present notification if any thew
R Mave or can, why the account presented by John
Magendie admins rator Of this estate. shnnld nnt
be homooeated and approved, and the funds dis
triouted in accordance Herewith.
By order OF the Court.
my29 ie1 FRANZ pACC I'd