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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO LOTS OF GROUND
fronting on Washington street. in squares Nos.
rs and 3l6; assessed in the name OF PATRICK
MURPHY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20
TAX COLLKUTOR'S sALE-No, 033,
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Third street. In square No. 1871;
assessed IN the name of EDWIN or EDWARD
FERGrSON
, 1875-07-07

Orphsns" that nhi}o there h not jfno at unuauaJ
br,}ltancy thcrs ia, o., lie o,her hsnd not n tit
uatleu which in not exceptionally iorc,te, Thcts
~ nut fnc ART OF in,tnc,.an t.orsit,,,ty to An
actor. bit .hcre II not ot,e which canno. ia tnaIe
affective by an artist. Tho autl,or has prersn,od
facls, and outl,le'athen1 With nuch bo'tussn and
onphasiA that comparatively little opportunity
tenalun 70 the actor for embelisf,msht. There
IL not exhibited = profoundly philosophical study
OF human nature. nor TIM delicnto tintng Of
character. Which haa diseinguihhed most latter
tlAy pto'nctiona. and Indicated morbid Intel.
lecsna! cond1.'on among thr dramatic wsltorn Of
, 1875-07-07
5fAtN.

SPAIN.
TIE NEW CONSTITUTION.
MAnntD, July G.-Thh Communion of nine
momEcrs, appointed ia prepare tho drift Of
new C0nretltiob fpr tlo Klugt'om OF spnin, han
concluded 1ta lshors. Tho tirnFt opntts with :'in
declaration Of individual sud religious liberty:
The Legislature ,a 10 consht Of q Senate sud
Chamber Of Deputies composed n In Other lio-
ernl tnonnrcical s'atcn. TITO maKIst' scy ,r to bo
irFenuyahfe. 1t In believed talat The ConbtItu-
ton will be adopted wtllont modification.
ARMY MOVEMENTS.
MAnn,p. July G.-Thn U,arfo rava IL has
rcaeop 10 bel,pyo that Dorregaravs at1nv. feol-
ipe Inca, Alle of resisting an attack Of tho ~.
rf,onetst forest has eft CantayieiA and cFoased
lin Ehro. and ia now marching into Catalonia.
Il il 1utuurnd that tho Aphouttsts have cao-
tuIod CantA VlogA. Tho CarIfsts hare cut the
railway between lluosca aud DaFceloEs, At Tor
dlants.
hssera9 suns Of heavy ca11hre have heeu dls-
embarked from steamers at San Sebastian Tley
aro intended for detached forta at Renseria.
Tho CatllAtn hnve sEected fresh GattetloB
aga[,Bt 8an HebaAtjan. .... .
4 Freucll eunboat has arrlyed to protect tho
interests OF French aubjecte
The father Of Don Carlos hns been hrrested At
H+ndayc. on tho Spanish frontier. and conducted
to Baynnno.
Tue Blnnis,, man of war yittoria has returned
to the northern coaat 10 complete the dostsuo-
t!on Of tba CRllss porta.
, 1875-07-07
FRANCE.

aAN1EF1k WILL NDs fi1HT oA34AonAn
pAass July 8.-pse4ilent MaoAaAoa hsa n.
91zusd to VeEsA]lles.
Il Pays published letter from Caasaspao,
holding dAnbstta rosponsibls for Insulting lau-
Eaass Ia La Repuo'i4as FraAta{sa, md demand
taK s&txfactlon.
y; 0annstta has declined TO eccept Caesasnso's
s,nslenKs. Ia aAva tAas he "cAnnos hu!d him
rat;.; tas dlsposal OF the htss comer amuug bis
ksMasaa ha4e1sa1ies, and b has other dutiss Aud
~ hu@1i!aea ths 10 fahl towards hls party, ReApes
u.~ s4oT8 ExouAM0KD.
@a3 S~-A aaA IN fought JaatsRtAy IN
, 1875-07-07
Tho Dccrenxc II, t,t,t,l migration.

sNH OK TT{JaW. =
Tha Aa(t-yeatly report, np to July |, Of tho
yesterday, Hl1owA decreasc nf immigration dur
inc Tho tlrrt Hx montl,a Of this year, IN cornrar-
run with thnt Of tho sasno 1nriost Of 1874. ot
2}.GG2. Tho Commissioners arc Of tho opinion
that tho total immigration will not amount to
not pay any lloRl-tax Wintever. They do not nx-
rett the actual roceipta 10 be half of those fu1
ts7t. Notwithstanding un o1pected Loan al
s:po.o0o on tho Wards Inland pronetty, inclnd.
fsss tss At s4c cione Of tic year the Hoard vii
lie greatly in debt, and that they will have to
c!ogo the institutions before the winter sets in.
Get ria OF rold 1cfore you contract smother on
TOP of IT, yuu may securely esabliah tho sreb q
atrios lung complaint before you cotlsrinls ii
danger. Dett0e trtiaently renort tn Dr. JarreH Ez.
~c.arart. effective curs tns coughs ani co!a, and
h.!ful aiAo for lu healug uaueuce the lungs and
ll unriis,
, 1875-07-07
WASHINGTON.
Tic Management Of tho Chicago
l'ost-Oiflce COmpltn,csitcu
by MIR. Jewell
Prof Jennoy Makes His Truthful Ro
port on tie Black Hills Region.
There Is Not Unid Enough There TO Heel
q Peanut Stand In stock.
Monthly Report Of tho Comptroller Of the
Currency,

lnE TOo NfFILE1s
THE brkCiAL A0EKcg SERVICE.
hreeidt Ltspateh 10 Th< Ehtcdqo Tribune.
WAsnlsdroH. y. O.. July G.-The t0stmastef-
General has concluded 10 reo.ganize The Spec,al
Ausncy scrvtce Of his Department In manuer
similar to tho recent organization Of the Rail.
way Postal 8ervco. The entire country will b
divided Into four or I've grsnd divisions. With
local cheia. A number OF tho agents Who, It ID
expected. will be appointed to these ,oaltionH
bare already arrived here. q. Il. ilaw1sy, Of
Chicago, viii doubtleas bo Appointed to be Chief
OF tho Northwestern Division. and Capt. Shorty
Of Ct. Louis to th.t II the southwestern. bn-
pcrvtsing Agent Woodward will ra4aln general
charge OF Tho cntiro service.
ANOTHER 7oCH CONTEMPLATED.
Tho fostmAstcr.G II contempnteA making
an official tour Of Now England III AugnHt and
Of the SosIth In November. This "Trip will hare
Tie came general purpose a. his recent Weatcru
tour.
/ COMPLIMENT.
Tic President has received \ latter from The
Postmaster General, III which the latter very
highly compliments tho management OF tho
Clcago Post Ollice. Gov. Jewell writos that the
Chcsao office is better managod than Auy OF the
osaces be has yet visited.
, 1875-07-07

Erfetdf Dfpakch 10 1ht tHk.aan Tf&5unt,
w,s,,,.a-ox n n 1,,1 E~prof. 1ennav
'a,as'... "n. - ~ n..sn,nont NY ~ avnr,i,,
''e Eso'oess1, son' W 'no oo.o." s.'. ~ o.
Tie Black Allta, hsa reported TO tue eeefete!y OF
tie Interior that gold doea not sxist taere In
an f11rient ouantfties to make mining profitable
,T,- -,.,.,. - .o,.t,.a - ill., ,,.,-on
:. ..'@ 4opos' "u'sn N,n 's1- ,,."s.,-. ~.
0erasthaat 0-on4' WV Raoass so'"Fpot"s .ne
gold.huntors nod border apoculatora. Prof.
Joppey practically refutcs all tue sensational
storios vhtch h.ya been nnbished about hi,
..sS r. ,.x. ~. i. ill., .,,a,+ ,,o,,.h h,
feg.an. iAo 4s'e' "'eof ..'"R speD. l4ousn :.
catofuI 'nVest1satlona' thAt mining theto Toulo
bo prodtleas. Gold ezista, bnt III smal! qnants-
ucH, and scattered over inn,epBo
aseas. lie tcssed tho soil where
1t was said to yield n cents . pan, aud found tt
worth only u cent? per pan. In tho bed rock.
where the orc ~aa said to bo vosE rich aud
THE CHICAGO sun-rnEAsunEn.
The commssinn Of ". u. Nichols, to ba
United Statos Treasurer At Chicago, has been
siHned BY .lIo rrohidcnt. It is understood tilat
Mr. Nichols hrs already perfected h1s bonds
Tho apeciht agent nho has heen Investigating
tho ,nothod Of classifying melndo aud sugar ut
boston. under the new EeEon,ie sot has rosnrned
to this city, Tho pfesont practice at Boaton 10
to adhere to the old classification by which
meado and auRsr Hero carefully kept distinct.
In Now York, howeYoE, tho law 10 30 Interpreted
that HuEar ia generally imported ~ me!sdo.
Tho result OF tho investigation thus lar 10 that
Bugar which will poIanxe ut loss tLhn Is IN to bo
clsssed ns tnalado aud At 10 and more A sugAr.
The losa to tho Government under tho previous
constructions Of The law has boon from 4 cont
to " cents per pound. according 10 grades.
(ioMs Asso<'dsa frs&s.1
WARRINGTON. D. t., July G.-Tho Comptroller
OF the Currency reports the Rtnount OF additional
circulation isaied during the month of June at
81, GIG. 52o. Amount Of logal-tonder potea do
posted in the aane poriod 81, Op9, GU; Addltlou-
81 circulation lasued since tie passage OF Tue act
at June 70, 1874, $11. .00l. .8o2 amount tn clrcu-
lxtlout deatro5 3D. snd rotirsd during tho same
time, eg.G27.00G, showing N actual Increase of
bauk circulation during tho year Of only 81. o7a,-
B2a. The amount OF le8ai-tondor uptea deposit
ed for tie purpose Of ,otlsiug circulation since
the passage Of tho same ack ia S25,ba3o57. aud
tho amount deposited by tho bAnkH IL llqnida-
hon previous to that date, S3, sl3.67b, making
tho total $29.8so7S2. Deducting FROM th's
amount 90, G27,0CU {auount Of circulation po1-
n,aneutlv retirad), nilf leave e18. .7o9GG8 legal
tender notca on aepoais July for the purpose
OF tetirlnt, circulation.
APPOINTMENTS.
The President has appointed john Tnffe, OF
NebfAaka, Secretary Of Colorado; John Il.
Clark to 10 Surveyor General fur Nebraska and
, 1875-07-07
AUST RIA.

yuxRhAL or THE EMPEROR FERDINAND.
VIENNA, JUL 8.-The funeral Of the Emperor
Ferdinand took place to-day. Tho Emperor
and Empresa Of Austria. tho CzareT,tch and tho
Grown Princess of Germany and Italy, tho en-
tire hustrIao Court and Sfinistry, tho diplomatic
body, and Austrian Cardinals and DiShops. ~.
sisted 1t the ceremonies, Which were Of = most
iulpl ea8lye character,
, 1875-07-07
THE TRIGGER.
THE SOUTH BEND T0cANA2tHF.

Er<e,at HtukttcA to lhs chsat1o IS4aH"s'
goUrn BEND. Ind, July 0.-IAe *eatoee so@
tue shooting ass been cool and c'oaos' NJ n@'
could bs desired. md the spost "ss kept op 'sou
half-past 10 tilis morning uasi sunaoSn' a
IA mi in Al APPEARANCE to-day. Hosea Barnes
.ha old Granger OF Tho knnAakee marsh. Who
took tho hrst prize yssssIday, hid 70 content
b,mv.lf today On = divide with DR..
Middleton fos The best gonnsal average tor
10th tl&ya. Tharo weta Z numUer Who
liked tAs sport so sell thai they rs-satsrsa and
took ths,s chances ever again, though It did not
syall them for The psizaa. for thoao who hsd Two
ehoolipg-of pslses won nothing on THAR second
shAans4. Tia a1zt aAAm at four gol ihslI forty
, 1875-07-07

BASEBALL.

Sperta1 lspakch 10 Th< thr1oo Tyibun<.
low. C1rv, H.. Jnly "a nnirtted game of
h,.o.h,iI ,,.n n,.xoa h.r. to-day hv tha Acttvea
oaee.oa" "*n pay ~ noi' tu'u"! ~ '"1 @''''
Ut Chicago, and the Iowa City Amateur Ciub III
til q proseuca of d large crowd of peoplo pt ths
80, . =. a. - ,t..t "a
fairgrounds IL WEB AHe 8tn'' Auo e''t'sea
much eusauBinsm from tho immense thsoug.
:rh, c.m. raan1,oa ;n N. dcfcst NJ the chtcavo
- a."
' ~ - 49,. -, .i.ls ts.;n..
tnh'nRs' aaa sae heasea oAo III osaa' 'ao'asa'
For st1 consecutive tnnln6a tho ActlTes were
ThstoWashed. Tho IOWA Caty Clno hsSo cha'-
, 1875-07-07
nIEn.

e1or1 CRY. Ia. July 6.-Hollis wh!te, one Of
tho oldest AMI 1nost prominent cifRe1B lere,
died to-day. lie waA ono The original Irorrie-
torB of tho Niagara Susponslen Bridge,
and obtained The charter for that great enter
prisu from tho Capalian mud United Btates Coy
arufuoutY
, 1875-07-07


ST. PAUL, 3I,t,n.. July G.-Johnns, aged II.
sou Of Or. Wedslstaedt, having yesterday after
poonloadod aud oockod Dorr!nger In ilaa piay-
ing With other boys. stopped backward STUN
bled and discharged tho pistol. with the nozzle
turned do o.uaarda. into his bowels, inaicting =
wound from which he dtod 1t o'clock last
night. His pxreusa wore absent in the country,
and arrived home only in ti1uo to witness bH
daath he being kept up by stimulhnts. on his
pleading .hat ha might saa thsm, aud bcS their
pardon for dlsobeylug them In psiDg ball cart
ndge4.
ToLzno, O., July 8.--Dnring tho celebration
OF the Fourth Ut West Unity, O., man named
Peter Krtodie was killed BY tho premature DIS
charge Of CANNON. He !eAvea family.
, 1875-07-07
FATAL STEAMBOAT COLLISION,

No1fotE, Va, July 6.-TLa stoaIuaT 1saaa
Ball eot!Ied With smaller steamer last night
aud oaly EaYou peoplo ware saved out Of tho
&&ysptesu Nho wore On boAs1.
, 1875-07-07
BOILER SION.

L.rF14 nocx, Ark., July e.-rus boiler Of ,
aswntu ss Hot Springs s1rlodsd on Saturday
killing four I'D sskioQsly uJ4ssag sataa oa1sf
pA1eaAt.
, 1875-07-07

spttn1 D1spaseh to Tbs Chso.soo Ttrbtn<.
DIooxtNoToa, ILL.,, July G.-A 8-year-old girl
Of Guy Carlton, grocer. toll on aoJshs III the
yasd to-day. Her leg w&a cut ha!s OF. and hes
recovery u doubtful.
, 1875-07-07
SPORTING NEWS.
Closing Day If the First July Meet
ing at Dexter Park.
oomm.nta On Mondays Game Of Ball
at st. Louis.

1EE riiHc

TIE TURF,
THIRD DAT or 1HE DExrLR PARK NEEr1r0.
The third day Of the irtt Dester Park tnoet-
Ing for the year ~aa losa aucceasfni In potpt of
attendance than either oi tho dam preceding,
Only q small number Of peoplo ware presont
and they devoted thcmaeivcs largely to backing
their Judgment tn Tho pool.bo1. II Is nos ou
record thai 80 many poois wcre ever sold IN Chi-
cago to "o few people beforo. Segertho1css, tho
sport wsa fair and tho };eoplo well satisfied,
Doth the trottsng aud running tracks wore heavy
and r4ther a1oH.
THE F1Nsr ErE*r
Was milo and half dish for 3-yenr. .o1d+, with
uit'o entries. II wss lod OF by Aramus, vino was
plainly moro than mattel, for tho rest ha held
tho lead to tho eloso with oase. Fol!oxingis
THE nuMMAnr.
DEXTER PARR, Inly 6.-prrin,iitn fnr 3~yeAr.nlds:
ST. etch r. r., 90 Aided - niiles secoud hotsa to
recslye $l40; cEoxet Juna ], .s'a:
Hanktnpf b, {. AranuA.
Rowtt1E b. jennie hIwett.
H,wattA cE. d. uoctnr Weldon. h..................p y
GTAH5 u. hlDHf
hh1thh bf. c. SING Nao ~
Hake4' ct. (. KITTY yYl1,..,.....,........... .
Mnvrs h. T. Win.TtA Il
Mt.rr'4 ch, T. Mama
I0nta ch. LII uutlsr. -
31fnk-l%4,
, 1875-07-07
4 CIRCUS MAN KILLED.


SPECIAL Dtspatch to ThS chteaQo Frtbr4ns.
GRAND ltAp1ps, Mich, July 6.-H. N. Daker.
one Of tho cAnvaHmon OF Darnum's Hppodrome,
was killed late last night by centre-pole falling
on him, breaking bis bsok. 1t Is hiutad that
some discharged cAngaamen Let OF ther guys
too fast and Intentionally caused tha polo to
fail. Daker uyoj in New York City, aud II sup-
posed to lnsve vito aud two chiIdtau. Lie MAS
the strongest msn il tho ecnpany.
, 1875-07-07

ohAnA. July e.-Tba AsraNFs specials from
81 sections Of the st4ts so-nlxht represent the
osops generally in = ve.y aAttstlpg condluon*
fha eorlous rains of the past wsak hAys done
nut very Aiah& damage to soma, bat tbs balance
~ plaesd bsyoad fear Of droaRhk tbs farm
~ Will es6in harvesting nsat Hsak. Ths graaa-
hoppsrs hAyA about disAtpsar sd-xa44 R4ts d.
nS AA<s ee-aA1 q Z &ttA lalghA
, 1875-07-07

in shooting OIL for tho arrt prize David Wool
man won 1t with three brt}a. Tho aecnni waa
taken bv ha brother Charles, Who tied on tho
first three birds witt, Htraycr, RarneA. an sldde-
ton. when they eterpad back to &c yards and hs
eos Il or two o'sas. The tn1'1 brought To DO.
hetween fIoguo ana Mvers, who divided, The
tourtl, was taken By Galloway, OH 1htee birds,
and K1zer tho NTH.
Tie attendance this afternoon was bettor t!,kn
yesterday, and tho whole Passed OF without !
jar and with expressed eatisfAction.
, 1875-07-07

new YORK. July 6.-Tlroe young mon wors
drowned a. Rockawny. In addition to those ro-
ported injured by tho railway accident At Rocks
way yesterday. Nr, parpoahausor. tho Psesi-
dent Of tue road, was seriouDly inju,ed+
Fonr WArNR. Ind, July G.--Yeste'day yuupg
man named Henry Ho1stein, of Williamsburg.
N. T., student ut ConcoraA College, this city,
was drowned In the Maumso River, fex mica
EAST Of town. while iu bathing. Search for tho
re,nains has ~ far proved unayailina.
FAIL 1sIvKH, Mass-. July "a party Of seven
lads. bathing At the juucti1n of the Wautupre
Lake and Quequechan River. to-day, joined
xater, wneto si1 OF tho nurr,bor, John ". Fiold-
lpg JAmcs aud William 1acquee, William Dyer,
Francis Kama, aud George McNsaus were
drowned,
, 1875-07-07
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

spsetai Di.a4tcA "a TAs CA,eata itibun<.
BpaIsoT1xLp, ILL.,. JULY 8.-John Davis. Jf.,
OF CnlTAn In this county. Agad shout % Joa1a.
willis attending TO some atock in Held near bis
houae was yeatesday struck by lightning aud
Instantly killed,
, 1875-07-07


GOODRICH HTEAlElks.
Eor RAains, MuNAukcs, aud N&At 6hofs ports,
dsily. huaaAg s1asossI:
IsIIT. hQatay r5csDtett, ,4......,.t.,..,., p N.
nrcuufeG a Observation-Disclosures I. IL.
EAtu15aYta hVAt luut iaAt4 uhtil p L.
kys AAnstss. LutlnstAa. uso.. IussdJ sad
~. Kse4s.S., N:s:au.s: I'D tais Superior
tawua, Mu41a34 .aI TaatsIs1s - H.
E4o 9o-. n'T?a r..a:y. asy' "a E.,das ., D. n.
kus ih.Hs a., H,shisausy, r, a. ItfIiS. 3upt.
, 1875-07-07

birds straight and tbs second team only lori
thre4.
The following Ia tho summary for Tho caasa
shooting. ten eioKle rises. Prizes T'ir,t, sl0o
eecond, ESQ thtd, &25 fourth. Els; and Afth,
~ Also. for beat general Average both daSs,
H1t1s - "f0f
, 1875-07-07

Lt0HfN1N0.
6psotdi DispateA 70 Ths chtaaod 1ffbvnA
Btoon1aoroK, Ill. July 6.-Ysstsrday light
ming ripped tho aiding from tho house. Of 8. u.
Kttsr, ssste Superintendent In bloomington. aud
shocked tia Inmates,
apte1ai G7spatch n TN CHICAGO 1fto4nA.
DLooMNoroH. ILL.,. July 6.-At Downs, tho
valuable Atslion No4loo WAS killed by Lightning.
, 1875-07-07

4hRss4s O4NF"ss1" ," 'ss e'EEFoV7 7F87"'@E
GALxsBua0, ILL.,, July 9.-The preliminary ex-
smlnAtlou Of William Moyael1, tor tho shooting
Of William Gala, xas held hate to-day, but uot
sufficient evidence nsa produced to hold hiua.
Tho physicians hers thsnk uale vii die.
, 1875-07-07

CHCL II HHoE} dAesG1 VI sH0 FsVFs ~ N Nt@0-
oratstf 10 seven slsuatious, sud the skill OF tho
author in involving 1t IN further lutitctoics aud
then gathering tha scattered threads toRothor
for the dsnouenlont, IL deserving OF ui,stintod
praise. TITO aut1-climnx III the last act !ndl-
Gated aboYo, 10 tho oaly obvious deac1sncy
OF tho pieoo. AZ the hAne tauo, the
work Of Mr. Jackson In snbdaing some
of ita ooo.s ia clearly svident To an
American audience tho high tous OF eou,o OF
tho characters In tho foreground would be
rather saEinh- ne hAs purged AWAY without
computation olemtnts Of 0feusa whinh waro
commented on tn sdvAncs BY ptAyTrishts who
hkd attemntod tho adaptation Of tho Ffeoch
version. Due credit ahould be gtve1 him for
what he has doue Ia tnss direction tor noAny
.eaaooa, not tho least fo1clhla Of Which u tho
rarity of suoA "a experiment,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-07
BY g. de Ferret.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FURNITUREt
Posiiv and unreserved sale of very handsome fur
nture account of departure
RY G.. DE FERRET & CO-Jno G. Monrose Auc-
- tioneer-Otice No. so Royal street. - MON
DAY. May 10TH 1875 at 1012 o'clock A. M, az 1866
Dauphine street. between Espanade and Bagatelle
will be sod by public auction
large assortment Of Household Furniture, consist
ing of Mahogany ParlOr Set Mirrors Pictures Tables
Book Cases, Sideboard, Chairs Bedroom Furniture
Grocery Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, ETC., etc
ALSO, splendid upright :" Erard" Piano.
Terms-Cash on the spot. my7 St
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-07

WITHOUT RESERVE
HANDSOME DOUBLE COTTAGE,
With Hall and Southern Exposure, nearly new al d
delightfully."- situated.
Also
CHOICE BUILDING LOT ADJOINING
81 and 973 Magazine street next to the residence of
+. Wintz, Esq.
ON LONG CREDIT, Ar AUCTION
QY NASH e. HODGSON-W I. Hodgson Auc.
- tioneer-Ohice, No. 5 CarOndelet street - On
SATURDAY. May Is, 1875, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the
St Charles Auction Exchange, without any reserve
or limit, will be sold
l. THAT NEAT AND NEARLY NEW DOUBLE
ONE-ANDA-HALFS STORY FRAME RESIDENCE
adjoining the beautiful residence of F. Wntz, Esq.
97t and 973 Magazine. between Alne and FOucher
stret ts in the Sixth District of this city only few
squares above Louisiana Avenue
THE LDr No me sures 4s feet front on Maya
zine street by depth of 40 feet and the house
tains wide nall parlor, two bedrooms. dining room
kitchen and serva IS down stairs, with large
bedroom above, each side: pantry Closets etc.
with gas throughout all in splendid order; slate roof
large cistel ms, etc leased until next all.
9 ONE VACANT LOT, No. 2 of ground being a
choice building site adjoining the same, measuring
80 feet inches front on Magazine street by depth
of 100 feet, all between parallel lines. American
measure, according to plan ty Louis H. Piiie sur
veyOr, dated May : 1873.
This property offers rare opportunity as an in
vestment built in 1871 of superior material has
stylish appearance and in fine neighbOrhood on
the line of street railroad, near market schools etc
Terms and ConditiOns-On third cash balance ct
one and two years. with eight per cent interest and
usual q uses Ten per cent to be paid cash on the
spot to bind the SALE
Acts of sale before N. B Trist notary, at the ex-
of purchasers including the taxes for 1915 due
in 1876. my6 I'd
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been So, 1921, 246. But in the same period the
total amount of legal tender United States
Treasury notes outstanding has been con.
tracted from 1882, O75, 267 on Nov. !, to $685.
O51, 76O now, being net contraction Of 81, O23,-
5O7, SO that the total contraction of the cur
rency has been 1854, 753. In this connec-
ton it is noteworthy fact that the currency
balance in the Treasury has been run down
to the lowest point ever known, being only
81 ,O96, 375, against SIG, sos, 81 on Nov. i,
1874 The following is detailed statement
of all the United States currency ''outstand-
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Bloody Mutiny on Board an American
Schooner.
Especial to the St. Louis Republican

Especial to the ST. Louis Republican,
LONDON, May 3.-The schooner Jefferson
Borden from New Orleans for this port, has
arrived off Perth. The captain reports that
the crew murdered the first and second
mates, killed two sailors, wounded and put
the pump another, and another is dying.
The vessel is worked by three hands.
The following additional particulars have
been obtained: The schooner Jefferson, Bor-
den Patterson, master, sailed from New Or
leans March 5, for London. When eighteen
days from the former port. mutiny broke out
Capt Patterson and his officers fought the
men with revolvers and knives. After ter
rible struggle, in which the first and second
mates were killed, the captain succeeded in
disabling and securing all the men who re-
sisted. He hailed passing vessels, obtained
sufficient hands to work the ship, and pro-
ceeded on the voyage to London.
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Once Of the Life Association of America
st. Louis, April Is, 1975-In accordance with the
provisions OF section Of the Charter election for
Ave members of the General Board of Directors to
for the term Of three years. will be held at the
General Office. in St. LOUIS Mo, on TUESDAY, the
18th day of May, 1875.
The pells will be open from II o'clock A. NJ. to 8
O'Clock p. M. H. W. HOUGH, President
j. 8. PIERCE, Secretary. apps 1taw
Time Of Departure-The Mail Train BY the
Great jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at
the foot of Calliope street at 6 o'clock P. NJ and
O'Clock A. NJ connecting with all fast trains North
East and West Arrives at 1890 A, NJ. and II P. M.
Pullman Palace Cars on all trains. jy4
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AUCTION SALES.
BRITISH SHIP WATERLOO AT AUCTION,
For Account of Whom it May Concern,
TOGETHER WITH HER RIGGING. APPAREL,
As She Now Lies

As She Now Lies
AT THE NEW LIVERPOOL WHARF,
Opposite the Levee Steam Press
RY,NASH 4 HODGSON-W. 1. Hodgson, Auc-
ID tioneer-Ofice 5 Carondelet st eeteOn SAT
URDAY, May Is, 1875, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the St
Charles Auction Exchange will be sold
THE BRITISH SHIP WATERLOO Capt Ha-
ward, together with her Rigging Apparel and Tao
kle, as she DOW lies at the Liverpool Wharf Third
District She is 1922 tons butt then was built at Que
bee in 1865, injured while crossing the Bar con
demned and is to be sold for account Of whom it NAV
concern.
Terns-Cash in q. S. Treasury notes. on the spot
Act of transfer, etc. before Edward Ivy. notary,
at the purchasers expense. my6td
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BY Geo. Pearson.

GOOD MAHOGANY PARLOR SET, FINE WAL
nut Bedroom Sets Dining room Furniture Stove
Mattresses, Blankets, Mattings, Shades, Crock
cry, Etc.
ID salesfOOm No IS Camp street Will be sold on
FRIDAY, May I. 1873. at II o'clock, A M, on the
premises, No. 1879 Baronne street. between GirOd and
Julia streets the entire contents of above residence
consisting of Fine Parlor, Bedroom, Dining Room
and Kitchen Furniture Bedding, Shades and q large
lot Of household effects. Terms cash. my6