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OONSTABLES' SALES,

L. q. S0per vs.. Mrs. H. j. Smith Ct
same We. eame-Third Justice Court tusl
Parish OF Orleans, Nos 1891 and.lO32.
pY VIRTUE OF TWO wRIrS OF FIERl m,
~ to me directed by the Hon. John LeMnd
thiId Justice OF the peace for the parish o.
leans, IN the above entitled causes, 1 will pro-
Blenville street between Royal and Boui
streets, on THUSRDAY. December %, 1875, sitv'
O'Clock NJ, the following described propsrt!
THE CONTENTS OF AyARIETY STORE as
inventory on file in my ONCE,
Terms-t ash on the spot.
del4 1923 JOSEPH DkMORUELLE, Constsbl
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La Belle-lOl6 bales cot
ton 1888 SKIS cetton seed l67 bbls molaeses 2 half
DOS molasses "a hhds sugar 100 bales hay e. head
cattle and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES St John--35l hhds
sugar bbls sugar u SKIS seed cotton l02 AXIS rice
'o5 bbls molasses 10 half bbs m0asses and sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Fraser-40 hhds
sugar " bus molasses and sundries
TENSAS RlVER-Steamer Stella Block-la6 bales
cotton l256 SKIS cotton seed and aundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Wawenock--257 SKIS
roIgh rice 20 bb.s rice and sundries
IENSAS RlVER-Steamer Tensas--2S5 bales cot.
ton I52! SKIS cotton seed and sundries
Low hh COAST-Steamer Orioe-2O hhds sugar
u bbls molAsses and sundriee
Low ER COAST-Steamer Ibsra-i9 hhds sugar
i3 bbls molsssesI3 bbs rice 70 SKIS rough rice and
ST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ida-5s ba,es cotton
253 hnds sugar 53 bbls mo!ssses "a half bbs molas.
and sundries ~
UNION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Josephine
sundries
UPPER CoAsT-Steamer ouaker-ss bbs mo,as.
se5 and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
December 22-lsei bales cotton .23 SKIS rice % bbls
rice 4b5 hhds sugar bbls sugar 1910 bbls molasses
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, De.
cember 22-l2l6 bales cotton $50 sks cotton seed :
hhds bacon 10 cks bacon 80 tcs hams 2610 pcs meat
in bulk and sundriee
Ter 22-39 hhds sugar IS bbs moasses 81 ske rough
rice and aundTiss
MEMORANDA.
By Telegraph.
New York, December %, 1875.
10 a. Aoulton-The steamship New Orleans, Cap.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey,

THE mBEKA SrGARn PLANTATION EQUIPPED
AND SUPPLIED WITH MJLKs BIC.-oNR
OF THB MOST PRODUCTIVE SUGAR ES.
TATES on The LOWE6 COAST
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, December %, 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

steamship Hudson, eager, for New York
steamship Tappahannock. Pendleton for Key West
British steamship Arbitrator, Jackson. for Liver
pool
British ship John Bunyan, Sccvill, for Bremen
Ship Zephyr Sweetser, for liverpool
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IN THE MATTER OF ANTOINE GIRAUD. INDI
E,nually, and az member of the finn OF
Blanchin u Grauc.
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COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EvaslsG, December %, 1875.
COTTON-The sales to-day summed up ll7Go
bales, at steady prices for good staple kinds and
irregular and easier Ter other descriptions reouir
ing further reduction of C in our inside cures
for ordinary and strict ordinary and j., the outside
also the figures and report OF the Exchange, as
below: ~
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLAssIFIcArroS
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BY ORDER OF THE A>sEGNEES. MEssRS. c. I
ABLE TO THE ORDER OF COURT.
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IN TIE MATTER OF ANTOINE GIRAup. rypt.
niDaALLl AND AS MhMBER OF THE
FIRM OF BLASCHIN L GIRAUD;
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By B. N. & B. J. Montgomery.

MARBLE AND ALABAsTER STATUARY-CLoSING
OUT OF THE GREAT sTATUARY SALE AT
AUCTION.
by r.. NJ. q b. j. NIONTGOMERY-R,
~ " Montgomery, Auctioueer.-Will be sold
WEDNESDAY, December %, 1875, at II A. N. and p
NJ at No. 60 Camp street.
Terms-Cash. daor
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By Nash q Hodesou.

THREE VALUABLE PROPBaTIBS ON THE COR
HER OF CLAIBORNE AND CUSToNHu(-s A
STREETS, ON EASY TERMS, WITHOUT Re.
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DEE. iat II . Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF ord
Emile BOuny, h. salOy subrogated.
Theodule Martin.

SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISl
- Orleans No. 6333.-By virtue of a wit of
faeias issut on q twelve months bond again
diaudln, sas principal and G. C. Antoine as
rity to me directed by the honorable the
District Court for the parish of Orleans. il
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell al
lie auction, at the Merchants and AuctioueeT:
change Royal street, between Canal and On;
house streets, in the Second District of this
on MONDAY, January "a, 1876 at twelve Oe
VI: the following described property. to VIII
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, togs
wltn All the buildings and improvements th,r
and all the rights, ways privileges and aiyanl
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertslr
situated in the Faubourx West Bouigny, SIKH
trict OF this city, in square bounded BY Chest
PIaquemine and Jena streets and NapoIeorl
nue., designated by the numbers eleven and ty
on plan anne xed to an act In the Office OF s
ner, late notary public in this city, under iii
April ., 1868, said lots measuring, each, twenty
feet front on Plaquemine street, by one huii
and tWentyseven feet six inches in depth
tween parallel lines. Being the same pruys
acquired by the defendant herein by puIis
from Emile Buquoi, per act passed before In
Con N gere, Il notary puol;e in and for the ~
OF Jefferson, on the twenty-sec0nd day OF Ds
Der, 1853.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAY
de23 JAZZ 9 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of OH
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John G. Stevenson vs., Jesse B,l,,n1.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pr
y OF Orleans, No. 6s33.-By virtue Of a W. "
rectet by the honorable the Fifth Distrc+' u
for the parish of Orleans, in the aboy, en-,
cause | will proceed to sell at public arc.io
THURSDAY, December 20. 1875, at haifpas
O'Clock a. n. at my warehouse, Nos 70 add
leans street, between Royal and Bonrbnn a..
III the Second District of this city, the iolloyi1
scribed property, to wit
THE FUkNITURE, GOODS AND PIANO rem
nom the Vienna Garden, No. l26 Common s.
Seized in the above suit - O-
Terms-Cash On the spot.
~ EUGENE WAGGAMAy
dell Is 10 % Civil Shrriff nft b., -, ~
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United States District Court FOR the District of
Louisiana in bankruptoy-No. 1iTs
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Britain ship Dunrobin Harris, from Bristol October
to Lowell Baiey-3d district
tober ID, via Fort Spain and Mobile, to master-
LIST district II d
Norwegian bark Hirundo, Ugland, IS days from Co.
penhsgen, to master-P0int
schooner John McAdam, Rathburn, days from IA.
vAna, 70 mAster-2d district
schooner N Bryan, -, from Philadelphia No.
vember Id, to Ocean, zerega kco-Powder House
sTEANBOArs.
La Belle. Wood, from Alexandria
Tensas. Cooley, from TensAs river
Oriole, -, from Lower Coast
iberia, Sheldon from Lower Coast
Fraser. Canton, from Lower Coast
stella Block. Greeks. from Tensss river
Wewencck. Taylor. from Lower Coast
Ut John, Borgeron, from DOnaldsouyille
Ida, Muggah, from st Msrtinsville
Josephine. Coasens. from Union Plantation
Quaker. Raiehle from Upper Coast
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THE POINT AUX cHEsEso PLANTATION

A MOST PRODUCTIVE SUGAR ESTATE. EoUIP.
PED WITH MACHINERY, FINE RESIDENCE
ORANGERY, ETC
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By Hoey & o'Connor.

BUSINESS LOCATION ON THE NEW BASIN. AND
TWO LARGE SQUARES OF GROUND, ON
COMMON STkKkT, CARROLLTON AVENUE
Oh GARDEN PURPOSES
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SALE FOR A PARTITION,

JAMES ". KENNEDY EFT AL. VS.. HoNoga KEN
NEEDY.
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me MAJ ket opened under the depressing inf II.
ence OF adecine of Lied at Liverpool where the
sales were 1000 bales but with nothing in the
New York dispatches calculsted TO have much in.
huence. Under these circumstances buyers
claimed concessions which factors were uuwliu q
to grant, and the sales during the morning hardlT
exceeded 1000 bales. mostly previous uuotAtions
but partly at easier rates, after which parties
came together more freely, and the business I'M.
Draced 700 bales, making total fer the day as
noted above, of II 700. Good staple kinds and
some desirable lists commanded steady prices.
DINER descriptions were irregular and ca ser fac.
tors meeting the demand freely and in seyaral
cases accepllng offers which they had preyiousiy
refused. Buyers complained that the assortment
included an undue proportion of the medium ana
lower grades which were consequently much
weaker than the better qualitiea The New YORK
market closed quiet and easy for futures at q de.
NO quotable falling off, "''A
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared before today's exports) 81 5O7 bales.
embracing 8,210 for Liverpool, 90 $50 for Hayre
sS FOR the North sea- 5000 for Bremen STA for Spain
$50 for the Mediterranean and 2626 for coastwise
ports leaving In presses, agreeably to its account
at IL NJ, l37 81 bales. II We deduct from this the
amount sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
Will be about $1,000 bales to represent the ousnttv
nnsold, large part Of Oh IL withheld from
the market. In transit or not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports: Sales 9l00 bales Mar.
ket easy" it, sales are computed from p NJ YES.
rordAy TO p. n. to-day. '~o
Members OF the Exchange are reminded that the
election for president will be held Tomorrow
ThurodAy, from 10 A. N. tn 2P n
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A. kocherenu Il Co. VS.. George w. 4,
ran.

Gl8TH DISTRICT COURT FOR THs PAL
~ OF Orleans, No. 9l06.-By virtue of a VT
seizure and sale to me directed by the n
abie the sixth District Court for the par.
orleans, in the above entitled cause I
proceed to sell at public auction, ut the
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, ROYAL n
between Canal and Customhouse streets IN
Second District OF this city, on MONDAY, lam
"a, i6Ib, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the folIovinr
scrlled property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, to,etb4,
al the buildings and in provements therein
ated in the First District OF this city. in ire
bounded by New Levee, Tchou pitoulas (,,
and Poydras streets designated as lots uunI
one and two, on plan drawn by L. H. Pill
CITY sur' eyor, dated the eighth day of Deesri
l5as, deposited in the records of E. Bouuy ma.
pubnc, In this city, for reference sad o,,
JOIN each other, and measure in American ms,,
as follows, to wit: Lot NUMBER one, tweDty.v
fset two inches front on New Leyee street
depth of one hundred and thirteen feet tonr
On Natchez alley, of which 1t forms the c,-
one hundred and nine feet one inch two lin.
depth on the line dividing IL from lot numb4rt
aud twenty.seven feet eleven inches six llsss
tAe rear Lot number two, twenty seven feet
lucAes front on New Levee street by dpt|
one hundred and nins feet one inch two U5ss
the line dividing it from lot number one on N
dred and i've feet two inches on the oths,
line, and twenty.eeveu feet eleven inches III 4
IN width IN the rear. Being the same props
which the defendant herein acquired by purth
from William B. Schmidt and Frederick Mil
Zelger, per act passed before Hugh Maddeu
notary public in this city on the tyeptri
day OF February, 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash On the spot
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by c.. E.. GIRARDEY. Auc1

United States District Court-In Bankruptcy
M. I@,}
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We continue 10 quote xceptlora! paper at &c
u cert y annum; al DO at lOall and second grade
at l50l3. Fist Cliss mol tgsges 5tl rule at 3lO
= cent y snnum; second grade cort.zus entirely
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23
BELOW-COMING UP.

Ship Mari, Morse, 10 days from Baltimore, ia
Ship Raphael, Sherman, from Roccport October %
to master
ship Jane Fish, Brown, from Livelpool October 1
via Savannah, to master
Norwegian bark Saga, Svensen. rom Gibraltar No.
- vember 9, 70 Ocean, Zerega &co-
t0ber %, to master
Norwegian bark Fylgia. Jensen. from Barcelona
october z. to Ocean, Zerega SEQ
Italian brig krminia. Fresco, 10 days from Havana
70 master
schsonsr Martha Hall. Burgess, Is days from Az.
Schooner Anna = Krsnz Brown, 81 hours from Key
West, to MASTER
Schooner Brigadier, Norton, 20 days from st
ThomAs, tO1nAAter- - = =
WAITING ORDERS.
ship Bonanza. Webster. from Liverpool October "A,
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DY NASH a. BODGSON-w. HonGso

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. SO, l13.
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MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph.

new 10fh, DeCemDer y, I975.
To A. Moultor-The steamship New Orleans, Can
taiil Dearborn, arrived this Afternoon
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ExPORTS.

BREMkN-ship John Bunysn-4o04 bales cotton
LIvikfoOI- ship zephyr-4Ii7 baiSs cotton $500
LivHnPooL-shsnsAip Afbssntor-asia bales
1o~I0i&HS(sAAnp sssss.Asrss. ~, ~.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON JOHNSON STREgT.
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF BERNARD pUpo,

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No.
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j EWELRY, SILNkRWARE. LACES, UASnM.hr
SHAWLS, BOOKS, WEARING APPAREL Etc
SUCCESSION OF MRS. SOPHIE pARIssT

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. So 1885,
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Vegetine IS Sold By al Druggists.
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New lguics for Base Ball.

The professional congress will meet in
Philadelphia March 1st, and the Boston
club will be represented by Mr.. Porter,
president, and Harry Wright, captain of the
champions. The judiciary committee, of
which Mr.. Porter is member, will meet
on Saturday next. At the congress the
rules of the game will be radically amended,
and many changes have already teen in
formally agreed upon by representatives OF
the different clubs. In the rules for the
government of the game during the season
of 1875 it is proposed to allow over-running
the second and third bases, as is the case al
present on first base. Wide balls only will
be called on the pitcher. and he will be al
lowed to pitch two successive unfair balls,
the third in succession to be called a
wide This will prevent Matthews and
others from pitching the first ball over the
heads of strikers instead of at the bat. Foul
bounds will not be allowed to count against
the striker, and all balls must be caught
ere touching the ground in order to put the
striker out. A ball caught on foul fly will
remain in play that is, it can be fielded by
any player without being first thrown to
the pitcher as provided for atpresent. I'm
der the rules of 1874 if player attempts
to run the bases when foul is called and
the ball is fielded SO as to reach the base
from which he started before he can return
to it, he is declared ont. 1t is proposed to
amend this rule SO as 10 allow the base
runner to return. The reason Tor this
change is obvious. For instance, in a close
game, when spectators are worked up to a
point when their vocal organs are used &c
urge the players, the cry eff foul by the
umpire is frequently unheard, aId the
PLAYER sometimes reaches third base from
the first before he is aware of the decision
OF course he is iielded out in this case
though not by any good play of opposing
nine. Again, if the umpire should be pre-
JUDGED he now has the right to delay his
decision until the base-runner has almost
reached second base, and the man is put
out because of the umpire's fault is not
calling the ball promptly. Fair fouls will
be made more difficult to strike by moving
the strikers position back, and If general
desire is manifested new rule will be
framed fixing the lines for fair souls so that
twill be almost impossible to strike one.
The maximum number of games for Sc
ries O0) Will remain the same rs at pres
ent, but the minimum number for series
to count will be increased to seven or eight.
The responsibility of umpires VIII be- Inn
tied, so that hereafter decisions will be
more impartial than at present. Several
other changes are proposed, but the above
are the most radical, Boston Journal
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The &atlaad daily Globe
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1875.
The Law of Special Deposits.

The supreme court of the state Of Yer
mont, following, we believe, the prece-
dents of other courts, declines to hold a
national bank responsible for valuables de-
posted with it for safe keeping, having
just rendered decision to that effect in
the case of Josiah D. Whitney against the
first national bank of Brattleboro. In this
case the plaintiff held a receipt for $4,000
for safe keeping ass special deposit"
signed by the official signature of the
cashier the amount was in United States
bonds, and rs the owner was about to
carry them away after purchase, the cashier
offered to take them on deposit, said that
all the bonds of the village were kept there,
and was finally allowed to keep them, Civ
ing the above receipt The coupons were
paid regularly out of the bank till, and the
cashier on one occasion changed the bonds,
which were In the denomination of $500,
to that of $1,000, without the authority of
alleged to have been stolen. Yet, notwlth-
standing the whole transaction was very
pointedly conducted by the bank in its Of
fetal capacity, the court declines to hold
the bank responsible. The Springfield Re
publican says there is a weak point here in
the bank law. Either the banks should be
compelled 10 notify special depcsitors of
the absence of responsibility, or else in
cases where there is pretense of rcspon-
sibllity the reality should be substantiated
by the courts. When a bank officer So
licts deposit of this kind, receipts for
it with his official signature and takes the
liberty of changing its character while it is
in the possession of the bank, presumably
to the profit of the institution, there would
seem to be pretty good equitable grounds
for holding the bank responsible.
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Dyspepsia is the most discouraging and
distressing disease man is heir TO- Ameri-
cans arc particularly subject to this dis
ease and its effects; such as sour stomach,
sick headache, habitual costiveness, heart
burn, water-brash, craving and burning
pains in the pit of the stomach, coming up
of the food, coated tongue, disagreeable
taste in the mouth, impure blood and all
diseases of the Stomach and Liver Two
doses of Green's August Flower will re-
lieve you at once, and there positively is
not case in the United States 1t will not
cure. If you doubt this go to your drug
gist, Albert w. Higgins, or f. Fesn & Co.,
also, Rice & Co., Castleton, and get
sample bottle for ten cents and try it.
Regular size, 70 cents. nov16dSwly.
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VEGETINE

Strikes at the root OF disease by purifying the
blood, restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy
action, invigOrating the nervous system.
VEGETINE
Is not n vile, nauSeOuS compound, which simply
purgeS the bowels, but a safe, pleasant remedy
which is sure 10 purify the blood and thereby
restore the health.
VEGETINE
Is now prescribed IN cases of Scrofula and other
diseases OF the blood, by many OF the best ply
sicians. owing to It's great success In curing all
diseases OF this nature.
VEGETINE.
Does not deceive invalidS into false hopes by
purging and creating a fictitious appetite, but
assists nature In clearing and purifying the
whole system, leading the patient gradually to
perfect health.
VEGETINE.
Was looked upon AS an experiment for some
most incredulous In regard to Its meri are now
It's most ardent friends and supporters.
VEGETINE
Instead of being a pu1ed-up medicine has
worked its way up TO Its present astonishing
success by actual merit in curing all diseases
OF the blood, OF whatever nature.
VEGETINE
Says a Boston physician, "haS no equal as d
blood purifier. Hearing OF Its many wonderful
cures. after all other remedies had failed,
visited the laOratory and convinced myself OF
It's genuine merit II Is prepared rrom banks,
roots and herbs, each OF which Is highly etfec-
tive. and they are compounded In such IA man
ner as to produce astonishing results.
vEGETINE
Is acknowledged and recommended by physi.
clans and apothecaries to be the best purifier
ana cleanser OF the blood yet discovered and
thousands speak In It's praise who have been
restored to health.