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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-01
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Aeeat and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY EXGELLENr FARM CALLED
xr"B0SWvRrH.' IN HANOVER COUNTY,
SIX AND A HALF MILES EAST OF RICH.
MUND. ON THH MAIN ROAD TO THE OLD
gHUREH.--Atth the request OF Mr. James r. Oren,
offer Cor sale bis little FARM, located us above, adj
)eaniDg Al. ushaft and Others containing AtIy Two
ano Two thirds acres. the greater pact or whicL Is
open lard OF excellent quality highly improved by
the literal aas OF Fertilizers applied within The Inst
three ys1rs. There - o frst-rate orchard on the
Ing with three rooms harm, stable, &c. s IN 20
. YEhNs: sve,y liberal; ana possession given ut
the end Of the year. apply to $3.50 80 81 q
Z no 2s-M&W2t - W. GODplE. Auc.iopesr.
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MHrEoROLo GICAL.-The following is state
ment OF the thermometer taken at sunrise
every morning during November at an ele.
waited min. in the clay. ia Ee .
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MEADE& BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

TMEADE& BAKERS DRUGSTORE.
GI7TIER,s POCKET.INHALERs, for the cure of
bronchitis, sore throat, &C.;
ENGLISH LUNG-PROTECTORS, double and SIM
gle, TO prevent consumption;
GAkRETT's ELECTRIC DISKS, for the cure OF
nervousness, palsy, &c.
The GALyANO. FARADIC BATTERIES Of all
sizes and latest improvements;
yOLTAIC ARMADILLO SOLES, BANDS, &C.,
for the cure OF cold feet, neuralgia, &C.;
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANS and CUSHIONS, for
invalids;
TRUssEs OF HARD RUBBER, impervious to
PRESENTATION or water will outwear any other;
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, for varicose veins,
weak JOINTS &C.:
LADIES' SUPPORTERS of the best patterns :;
SHOULDER-BRACES, for boys and girls.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
noA S19 Main street.
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BY Paine, Cabell & Co., Auctioneers.

BY palne, Caoeil q 20, AuclioneeiS'
r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.
On. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER SIN,
commencing at 10h O'Clock,
we will sell at our warehouse, BY CATALOGUE, a
very large and attractive assortment OF FRESH and
SEAsoNABLE GOODS, now receiving from Boston
and New York, and comprising the largestand most
desirable stock we have ever offered at auction con-
sistiug Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS Of all kinds,
BOOTS, SHOP 8, and BALM0RALS-
large stock, mostly prime goods;
READY-MADE CLOTHING Of every variety.
MEMS and BOYS FUR, SILK, and WOOL HATS
and CAPS,
,CARPEIINGs, QUILTS, COMFORTS.
BLANKET S, SHIRTS, WOOLLEN SHIRTS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., &C., &c.
The attendance Of the trade Is particularly In
yited at this SALE As the goods are to be sold with
out reserve, they viii be able TO buy such goods
they may require for present and holiday .aiesa
low prices, PAINE, CAbELL q So''
M 90 NV. s. &tdtd, Auctioneers.
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ByP. 8. seabury, Auctloneer, Petersburg, Va.

ByP. s. Seabury, Auctloneer, Petersburg, va
A IICTION SALE OF A LARGE AND
n VALUABLE STOCK OF STOVES, TIN
WARE. PLUMBERS'TCOLSA AND MAJ EHihLS
CR1lCIERY, &C., ON MONDAY, DECEMEh
9Th, Ar IL O'CLOCK MAJ the store OF BOOM 2.sa
Of 10 O'Clock M, L shall offer for sale TO the
richest bidder, at auction, the entire stock OF
Messrs. Booth & somuers, consi ting Of large snS
rp1STKERY, PLUMBERS TOOLS and MA
TERIkLS, aad many Other articles usually kehs 10
a lrst.class stock OF the kind. The STOCK VIII ne
"ffered "a whole. This is an opportunity seldom
offered 10 tho:e desiring to 60 INTO this business:
TERMS: One third cash: balance at three ana SIX
mouths, ,iae Tor negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed CARRYING intCre I from date.
- :. = 5ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
Assignee OF Booth & Sommsrs.
/: p. 8. SEABURY. Auciioneer. no 29.4, vs. &s4t
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Observation-Disclosures RasS.
Eaward.G Soc6su, s:js
Real Eatate Agent and Aucttonser,
s No. Io1s Mafn strees ~. :.

DEAL ESTATE IN ROCKETS Al
s1DtApCTToNBy virtue os adecscgrronouuced
on the 26tn Of Noyemb n, 1875. By tie Circuit
pending by lhe style Of Tyler 90 Msore Il ah., the
undersigned, as commissioner therein naned. win
on for ae on ERIIyAY the 3d day OF December
1875, az auctions on The ptemfses at the hour or az
n. o. that day. The fs.lowpg real esta.e-to Wit
That eliglbly located LOT lin the town or Eulf0n
tnear Rockeitsi fronfne 30 feet on me souli iiss
OF Nacholspn atrees snd rsgniDg back between
parallel lines 10 teet loan sly 19 feet wide Nth
TERMS: Cash r. TO the costs OF said suit ard en-
penseS Of tale, and also the sum OF 1919, with
interest az sfx per cent. from the 31st or AprIl.
and che further sum OF S98. ~, with fkc
intsres. from Che 90 OF October. unit. paid
aud as to The residue, upon cscdtt or stx mohtns
from the cay Of s1ie. Che purchaser % execute his
negotiable note, wi,hintese,t added from the day
OF sale Tor the deferred payment and title TO Do
and q Conveyance dfrectsd blythe Court. ss,s.igs
sfttsst aigr EiS ..sl}ii INWARD Y.GASNOI, !
Sale cbnts,c.ed By EDWARD G. tioppfN. no 80
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Dry GOODS.

DLAID DRESS GOODS at %, 80, 40.
4 and Soc;
BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. to $3.50;
BLACK CASHMERE at 75c, IL, $1.25, $3.50,
ana g.;
CLOTH CLOAKS from Sc to S35;
sHAWLs, BLANKETS, &C.;
BUCK, DOG-SKIN, KIDs CALF, SHEEP, SEAL
SKIN, CLOTH. and BERLIN GLOVES;
ALEXANDRA KIDS, two buttons, 81;
VICTORIA KIDS, two buttons, 81. so;
'WoRSTED PRINCES, YAK LACES,
ERENrH and ENGLISH CASSIMERES,
CASsIMERES;
Full. line OF BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONs
and SHEETINGS retailed at wholesale prices.
COURTNEY s. POWELL, 49,
noo6 S15 Broad street
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Real EsTaEE AT PRIVATE SALE.

nor SALE PRIVATELY, NEW g.
n FRAME DWELLING, on Pine between LEI
China and Holly streets, containing about six
rooms, In nice order with lot go feet trout by 165
feet deep. Ibis Is very nice properly, and will be
sold at great sacrifice us tie owcer Is determined
10 sell. it Will be- sold for less than two thircs Of
Its value. Apply to FkANk.D. HILL,
!. =, keai Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
no30 At No. 110S Main street
EOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
H ELEGANT BUILDING LUTS On east Leigh
and Clay streets between Eighth aud Twelfth
streets. VIII be sold on oae two, and three years,
six per cent. interest added, with no cash paw
ment. provided the purchaser builds at once. Also,
LOTS Dear Monroe Park on same plan. ~. s
Apply TO FRANK d. HILL, II Z
.-.s--y.--s---.~ Real -Estate Agent,
no 20-6t s,. E..1s HOS Min stteet I.
,-...yg .a.G- Ey W. Gt,ddifs
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Corp wEArngK.--The weather tufnea
very cold on Monaay evening, and CONSIDER
able ;ce formed during the night fsstesuas
was the colteas day Of The season thus iar'
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!, mAxCHEsTER NEWS.

fsos sraEa LOCAL SEE r1ssr rAss.l
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EOR T.-Having.rented out No. ASs
Il SOC I now offer the han 1some BRICK HI
RESIDENCE No. 507 Third street, between Clay
and Leigh streets. at preset occupied oy the Reg
has eight rooms brick kitchen, and all other necss.
s,ry out-houses; gas and water on the lot. The
rent will I've moderate to punctua tenant: ha9ress
Pos.nfice Box No. 81. q. ID. N1MMo. =
. M o0.Rt '-.t ..- - +.
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! Handsome DREss-G GODS lust received of the
newest shades and styles, varying in price from
1876. to $3.50 per yard. 'J 49,. s-aI.:,r 81,
We have. Just received large lot of BLACK
SILKS, which have bsen bought very cheap, rang.
Ing in prices from 81. 25 TO So per yard. we call
special attention to our 81 grade. Purchase rs
win find 1t to their advantage TO examine our STOCK
before purchasing. s
CSLoRED SILKS in all of the newest shades !: r
Also. TRIMMING of all grades ana snaoes
In VELVETS our stock Is handsoner ano laigeIs
than ever heretofore. both In CLoAh ana
:. TRIMMING YELVETS; -. - -.
,SPIiZBERGEN CLOTH, for over dresses "a
'CLOAkS.-We have now In STOCK the laIgest auo
hapdsomest display 10 be found IN the CITY.
WORSTED FRIsGkS from zoe. mp, 10 SUIT tne
new shades; t.sIa SWIM ,..,.e.y. y -
SCARFS OF the newest Styles
BhANKETs-I large stock, ranging in prices from
Also. CAERiAGE-BLANKETs ~,.E
CARPETS, RUGS,1ess--
DRUGGRTs, .&C- &c. .-. .. u 60 no 70
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CPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. employ
- inc no regular book. keepers, and desiring the
servioes OF a competent accountant Tor posung
books, &c, &C, cam be accommoaated on Ino1ea
Baidwii. Satisfactory references ssured. ~,
no 2fI,St .-f- ~
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WT ANTED, GOOD HOMES FOB SIEVE
wv RAJ BOYS at the Male Orphan Asylum.
me- desire these sboys 10 learn some useful trace;
may;are plainly educated, and Will De b9anahnul
1.e es 5 o. superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-22
MARKETS.

NEw YORK December q, Evenifg-Mor ey active
1bd. Sterling firm. 50 Sc Gold closed at lI3t; a
4oki new SO.
s,e ,ressury balauces-Gold s4ao46. 7O4; currency
rhe D,tressurer paid out $1,000 on account Of
interest and &lO5 900 for bonds, -
Customs receipts los 400.
Cotton CLOSED qulet; middling up'snds 10 5.l6c,
Orleans l3}tc sales to-day s43 bales consolidated
net receipts l0S,o39 bales; exported to Great
Britain 1920; tn France 634s; TO the channel
l9s sl net receipts aS5 gross 1901
Futures closed quiet and steady: sales $1,000
- 3-l6Gl3 732c; February l3hal3 10 sac; March
!3sc April l3'sal3 % SIC; May a 32dl4ssc; June
u - . 1oc' July II 7ie0l4 ls-32c; August l4a
Flour in buyer. favor; limited demand; superfne
quiet aud unchanged. Wheat steady and quiet;
81 goal 80 for new winter red Western; 81 is for
whte IN Mshgnn Corn dun and heavy c lower
for new Western mixed and yellow zoe for new
white and yellow southern. Oats quiet and
46a52c foI white Western and State Cofiee-Rio
dun; TN alsac gold for cargoes; l7 a2lc gold for
good refining; 9hc for prime; refined steady Mo
lasses-New Orleans steady, tar demand; IS d62c
Rice quiet and unchanged Tallow steady; 100
lOAc. Rosin and turpentine steady. Pork quiet
and nominal new me IS, job lots, S2ld2l rs. Lard
easier; prime steam IL l5.l6al3c. Whisky closed
IL SD; per steam T. cd.
CHICAGO, December 2l.-Flour nominally up.
GnkEstu. WHtat slrOnEi no. spring ii q, No.
do Sc. Corn irregular; No. 47Ac spot Oats
steady; prices unchanged Rye dull; buyers offering
lower prices. Barley dull Csc spot. Dressed hogs
Inactive; 81 I5d8. PoTk-Den and good; bl9 10
spst Lard 10 in good demand at full prices; IL zoe
spot. Bulk meals and whisky unchanged AT the
afternoon call wheat was steady es099b c. Janu.
ary Corn shade lower. Pork timer; SIe is
cash. Lard tirmer at l220dl2. Csc cash.
st. Louis, December 2l.-No markets held here
today. 0
CIScINNArI, December 2l.-Flour easier, family
6506. Wheat nomnally unchanged, Corn stead v.
demand lair; 48c cash, Deceu Der and January'
Oats quiet and steady; 35d45c. Rye quiet and
steady 18d80c. Barly dull and nominal Pork
nominal at el9 75020. Lard easier; demand good:
steam RSc; Kettle 13dl3Ac. Bulk meats mac.
tive; shoulders 6dT7se; clear nib ard clear sides
iO0l01c, l0a dl0Hc. Bacon-Fair iObbing de.
msDdj shoulders 81 0l0c clear rib and clear sides
2A Gl2 sc. Green meats are in fair demand Live
% 85Q7 choice heavy 81 05d7 Is Whisky firm:
fair demand at 81 10. Butter steady and up.
changed.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, December 2l-Evening. -Turpentine 25s
9dQ26s. Tall0w 53s.
LivBRPooL, December 81, p. M Cotton
Sales Of middling upands nothing below low mid.
ding, shipped December and January BY saii
10 l6d; do February and March delivery l3-I6d
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady
HAVANA, December 2l.-Spansh gold 2lld2l2
Exchange quiet on the United States so DAYS cur.
roncy 90G9l premium; short sight 93d94 pre-
minmi go days gold ll81ll9 premium; short sight
l2o0i2l premium; on London l440l46 premium
On Paris 1l7Glls premium. Sugar nominal.
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No IS, l78
- Auctoneer-otice No. 10 Carondelet srreer.-
on MONDAY, January g. 1876, at tweIv,
O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchsnae
u the basement rOtunda OF the St Char es Hotsl
Ill this ty by virtue and in pursuance of an orde,
and Judgment OF the Hon. A. I. Tissot Judge Of
he Second District Court for the parish OF or
leaLs, rendered November 10 1875 and signed No
vember 10 1873, couIt docket No. ia ip IN.
matter OF James W Kennedy It al. vs. Yonora
Kennedy, for partition, at pubic auction viii Dc
sold "' NC
THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, with
oulIdlhSs ana improvements thereon, situated iu
the Second distinct of this city, in the square
bounded bv Canal, Customhouse Claiborne and
De1bigny streets, designated as Nos A and q
10 wit " '"o
Lot No. A forms the corner of Claiborne and Gus.
tomhouee streets. and measures 81 feet 10 inches
CustOmhouse street OF "a feet ii inches, and the
Improvements consist of a one.story and at IL
ilsme house, containing six or eight rooms with
also cleterns, privies, etc.
Lot No. b measures 80 feet 10 inches lines front
on Sustomhouse street, by depth of 50 feet 2
lncnes lines; the improvements consist of A
double tentme twO'stOry frame slate roof resi-
dence, with two-story frame kitchen, este n
privy, etc.
Lot Ne. G measures 10 feet inches lines front
on Claiborne street by depth OF "a feet II inches
lhe improvements consist of frame slate ROOF
cottage, one-stOry kltchen sheds prlves etc
The above measurements all between paral
lei lines, American measure, according to pan
now on exhibition at the place of sale, and are
formed OF lots Nos and 9 Of square No 40 "f the
original plan OF the said square, and will be sold
separately on the following
Terms and ConditiOns-One half cash and tbe
balance at Six and twelve months with eight ner
cent interest, and the usual clauses for special
MORTGAGE, insurance and attorneys fees ten per
ce4t TO be paid cash on the $40 TO bind the sale
Acts of sale before Octave de Armas notary Mt
the expense of purchasers including the taxes for
me eaireht year 20 1872 due and payable in 1876
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AUCTION SALES,
By Macon. Ellison & Co.

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON COMMON
SQUARES OF eRous sTf e TIN FIRST n,srp,cr
BANK AND oTHEk sToCKS, ACCouST ~ 1T ETC .
IN THE MATTER OF MRS WIDOW BOYLE EFT
ssco-d n. AL vs. s. TIE MINORS BOYLE
RA. MACON. ELLISON s',i 4 co.-A1BsRr
stree t-SATURDAY, January 20, 1876, at twelve
Gei9ck NJ, at the Merchants and Auctoneers'
hA5ehange; on Royal street, between Customhouse
anu Canal streets, y virtue of an order OF the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, dated December 81, 1875 will be sold
for acc cunt of said estate the following
!. that VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND. No. 1874
common street, N square bounded by Baronue,
Narondelet GtaVier and Common streets; lot 90
res trent on Common street by 100 feet in depth.
O. THE sQAURE OF GRoUND bennded By Com.
g. 3 THE HALF SQUARE OF GROUND iro, ting On
re lemachus street, bounded by Genois Gravier
common and lel-machus streets.
Also the following bank aid other stocks
elaine, etc ''o0N''
~ rive shares New Orleans Canal and Banking
Twenty five shares Bank of America
nHe hundred shares State National Bank
paDy, old. "
Eighty shares New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany. N'A
One hundred and TWEEN y shares Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company.
:, sixty.two shar, 8 Factors and Traders Insurance
Company.
Twenty shares HI ms Mutual Insurance Conpanv
Nine shares Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com.
Two shares Delt. Insurance Comnanv
Eve shares Sun Mutual Insurance Company
H Hiie shares New OF ans 6 4slight Company, new.
One City Bond of New Orleans of 1000
And sundry PIomssory Notes CLAIMS and Ac
coatts que said estate, as per schedule ON Tile in
Terms Cash in United States treasury potes
Act of sale and United States revenue stan ps for
the zeal estate at the expense of the purchaser
de22 Jas Is % 20
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES DAvRRN, AND OF HI,
WIFE, MRS. A. A. DAvERN
Second District Court for the Parrish of orleans-
No. "a T68
by ROEY & O'CONNOR-NICHoLAs

by ROEY & O'CONNOR-MoHoLAs J.
place.-sATURDAY, January IS 1876 AZ fWeiys
O'Clock M at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, by virtue of an order of the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, dated November "a 1875 will be sold
az public auction, for account of the su Gee ssion
OF James Davein, and of his wife, Mrs A A. Day.
ern, the following described property, to wit
LOT Of GROUND. in the First District of
Inis city 10 the square bounded by Julia, Frank.
no. loi. and measuring 26 feet font on Julia
stree BY 50 fee in depth between parallel lines
. TWENTf'klNE LOTS OF GROUND forming
the whole OF the irregular square No 10 or no
and Jnla streets, measuring 434 feet inches 6
nnes mont Oh CO rrOllton avenue feet front an
Solomon street, 3l4 feet inches lines frTnt On
Common stSeet, and about 300 feet tro on Florida
3. FOUR rEEN LOTS OF GROUND. comnosinG
me whole OF the frregr Jar square No. II OF 79i.
bounced Dy Common, Napo con. Solomon aud
suiia streets, measuring about 3i2 feet inches
iropt on Juia street or Florida landiog 3Oi feet
inches mont on solomon street 324 feet 10 inches
front on Common street, and IS feet inches front
on Nap0ie on street (be the whole more or lessl
. y ne eaid Two squares are situated at the juno.
Ion OF three shell roads and the Common street
bridge, and are admirably adapted for dairy or
gardening purposes, and will be sold in lott To
suit purchaseIa
Terms Of ssle-One third cash and the remainder
~ one and two years' credit in notes of the pur.
eonSm Dsarns Of eight peI cent
WITH the penal clause OF i've per cent attorneys
lees IN event of suit, the whole secured by
special mortgage and vendors' lien ON tho prop.
Acts Of sale st the expense of the purchaser.
del2 Is ja1 us
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BANKRUPTCY.
THE STOCK OF A WHOLESALE HOUSE AT Auc.
TON

| BANKRUPTCY.
| THE STOCK OF WHOLESALE HOUSE AT AUC.
| TON
| IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC
| OVER sl73,oOO WORTH OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
THE LARGE AND SPACIOUS STORE NO. 100
CANAL STREET, BRTwKEN CAMP AND ST.
CHARLES COMMENCING ON TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 2, 1875.
BIN Mo N: B.. iManoaNTGoMERY-R.
TUESDAY, November Q. 1875 will be solf- VIZ
LAkGE CONSIGNMENT OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, consisting OF West of Eng.
WOODEN Cloths Of all shades and colors; French
snglish and Scotch Fancy Tweeds and Cassi meres:
furback, Moscow and Esqumaux Beavers; Chin.
French and German Paisly, Cashmere. oueena,.
land Ottoman. Lace and other fashionabIe And de-.
sirable Shswls w.
BLACK and Coored Silks satins, Irish and Lyons
ropnns, all wool Merinos Delaines, Sateen Cloths
serge elegant imported Plsds, Alpacss, Rm press
:, a very rich and rare assortment of LYONS SILK
veivets, velveteens and fne Plush Suitinss Prints
DIeached and unbleached Cettous from one to
three yards vide. 4 large line Of Rnglish and
and ehildrens Hosiery, Gloves, etc, tosether with
very choice and well selected stock Of veivets.
BTU Bsss' s. A.ninstsr Tapestry and Ingram Gar.
Msfseillee and Turkish Quilts, and variety Of
other goods too numerous TO mention.
saies e continue fren day to day until the Gu
Without reserve q ios % suit. al fos e.sh - ''a
I3oPM oc2S ~
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 22 1875

LlvERPoOL-Ship Bohemis--s263 bales cotton
&c slaves
LlVERPOOL-Steamship Puerto Rico-l560 ba les
cotton $50 axis oilcake 1900 slaves
NEW YORK-Steamship W Blder-l702 bales
cotton ISIS oble moasses 81 bags wool 1873 hides
90 bales hides Ill bds hides 339 ibis petans 500 bbs
oil 200 bbls rice cases sundries
cotton 1900 slaves
CEDAR KEYS, TAMPA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u W Dlll-l65 bbls -four 20 half bbls -four oks
meat 10 bags coffee bbls whisky 1T pkgs sundriee
70 half bnls nour Is bbls pork 500 bricks 1900 rect
lumber AZ pkgs sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-22
FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICT LOTS.
SUCCESSION OF XAVIER sIMEON DRcR.sRn
Second District Court for the Parish of Orlsapa-
No, 81 379

RY NASH & HODGsON-w. /. HoDGsoN
On THURSDAY, December 30 1875, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange
IN tine basement refund ! of the st. Charles HOfel
IN TINS city, by virtue and, in pursuance of an
order OF the Hon. A. l.. Tssot judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated
november 20, 1873, docket No. 81 379, for account
OF the succession of Xavier Simeon deceased at
pubic auction will be sold
l. THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND sit.
nated in the faubourg Jackson, in the Second Dis
ttlct OF This city, in the square bounded by ST.
Louis, Toulouse, Cortez and Telemachus streets
SAID lots adloin each other and measure together
Il8 feet in hes lines front on Cortez street and
TO 81. Louis street. aud SO feet 4 inches 3 lines
on the side next to Toulouse street, and IS feet
or the reapouts 10 width in the rear.
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, in the
Flrst District Of this city, in the square bounded
oy perdido, Bertrand, Poydras and Prieur streets
measuring - feet 10 inches lines front on Perdido
street, sy III feet inches front on Bertrand
street and l26 feet on oblique line running from
ferdldo street to the of said lot and rs feet I
inches line in width in the rear, and forms the
corner OF Perdido and Bertrand streets The said
,ot IS composed OF two pieces of land numbered
u and 10 IN square No. l. acquired by dece ased
rom Thomas Hagan, ST., according to an act
before a. Chiapela, then a notary dated June al
1877, al according TO plan by L. H. Pile, sur.
vey0r dated December -, 1875.
ierms and Conditions-One.thirdc cash on the
spot. ana the balance at one and two years wi III
elght per cent interest and special mortgage with
vendors privilege from date until final payment
the mortgage to embrace the clause OF five per
cent for attorneys fees in case of suit
ACT OF sale before W. B. Klenpeter, notary at
due in 1876. no3O DIS 70 10 no