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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10
The Good Time Coming,

DR.. Linderman, director OF the Mint, il
of the opinion that the substitution OF silver
tor fractional currency can probably begin
early next fall. He bases his opinion upon
the concurrent operation OF two favorable
conditions: First. the decline in the value
OF silver, and second, the appreciation in
value Of the legal tender notes. No decline
in the value ct silver is already realized.
The reduction OF the premium OF gold
seems much less certain. Dr.. LindeTman
summaries his view in these words:
The redundant currency at our com
Dercial centres may reasonably be expected
to be removed through the gradual revival
OF business, of which there are already uL-
mistakable indications, an early relaxation
of the special causes Of the increased gold
premium being probable. An appreciation
in the value OF greenbacks may reasonably
be looked for before the close of the present
year, and especially it the cotton crop
should prove to be a good one.
The increasing production Of silver and
the plethora OF that metal existing in Ger.
many, France and the Netherlands at the
present time afford the U0ited States an
excellent opportunity of retaining on favor.
able terms from the production OF Its mines
a supply of that metal sufficient to take the
place OF the fractional currency. and if it
shall be found by the time the requisite
which to commence the redemption of frac-
tional notes that the amount OF legal tender
notes outstanding is too large to ad-
nit of the retention Of silver coins
in circulation, it may be necessary
tor Congress to provide for the
rapid contraction of such notes. 1t is not
probable, however, that a more rapid re-
tirement of legal tender than is provided
for under existing laws will be necessary.
On the contrary, if the substitution b.. com.
menced with a tair stock Of coiu On hand,
and the coinage of fractional pieces be
pushed vigorously thereafter, enough of the
issue will remain in circulation to meet the
actual requirements of the public for
change. The issue of fractional notes has no
doubt been, for the last two years, in en-
cess OF the requirements to the extent OF
probably $l5,000,O0O which amount must be
withdrawn and cancelled as early as the law
and the accumulation ct a sufficient amount
of silver coin 70 take ;ts place will permit.
The published official statements show that
the redemption and renewal of the frac.
tionai notes average about three millions
per month, and the total amount OntstanG-
ing at from 100000 To Sij 00O. 900. from
which it would appear that ;, has 20 be re-
newed every fifteen months. When the
expense of keeping this paper currency in
good condition is considered, the propriety
Of substituting silver for it as early as
rractlc able will clearly appear.- Washing
toA correspondence Chicago Tribune.
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w. +. Goldthwaite VS.. j. Il. Latii.

INIFTH DISTRICT GOrRT tOil The PARISH OF
Il Orleans No. 6435.-Bv virtue of a wri5 OF 8 izure
ana sale TO me dlr-et By tn honorah'e the FUN
District C0nrt Tor he parish at Orleans. IN the
above emit led cause will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchant, and auctieneers' E1.
change, Royal street between Canal ard Custom
house streets, IN he Sscoud District 1s this city, on
MONDAY. Jul, H. 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ. the
!. A CERTAIN LOy o. GROsISn. % .r irregular
form situated in the Srcon' DISTRICT of This citys
IN the square bou"de'. b. Bayou ssad, Claiborne
treuirSs md Rob- rtsnn - eets nv ssntng forty
Two lee hvt inches tsuIs @ dh-rIe srIest. BY
the folco ing dep hs, ts j.: 90 Tr~ line Arrest
ana para lei TO U elI1 street, slxt hvs set arg
on me SIDE nearest to 2ains s,-a1 rn {. lire par.
allel - the opposite .it- - Ia. arst a-pth Of
thirteen fet eleven 'nc'fsa, az . hIs'. .sint IL
iorne an nstue- AM !" sid Dir ssSrs.H Sbllqu6
I'm. running toward hayou sos.l l...u ,.~tsleven
inches more Or ]. ST: q, 81 snc. Asnsts iltg.
nine fe.t eecpnd slepth an sh. eide -l.sreet TO
sh~ rear iiL~. the whrie i.Isiipg Sal. o. gu
az I" sasrn, aye rdinS ~ Il S... n..i~ .y 6 H
DtA1mas, architect, ~n sic trsutS 9Th Of Pc
senbei, 1883. ard a.sp,e4f i. the ~ ~ q Ds
ArIees, Hoia. p'i.s. i'll 81. 80. il. lie t1s& v
;. . p1kTIoN 0rsessss. Il, on. h. .so.4
ing ~" s'et rsas '.n o = ..s.s D .sef y
>ss .sW nor Or ,.ssl d :. D. ,.s. q
y"IAing he foregoing isi Tie 'eas. .a ~ NJ sDout
ss,t min. feet nine A.s.. o. 30 .Iss n~ssst to
:lsls9rne :',se; ..ins $3.50 SAID 4a
i~l "it6 Tie ti,s lA- '..e '~sfss' Diss inshtA
~ III" line parals to Crsnees stte'' and sbout
Mrs SvsgesD Ii. .l.e .e. 4...:h .oreIel
to 81 act ,. forese % A. s. pubic e th.9
gel viii all the bui si.ng- and ,ep seylenss 80
said \ and position OF eso,s q.
Ssn v.op,1iy ~, .~au''. ~ 20 'saasasS
on ~ d. s..i*.s1oms :. a, .r."sss,s.s
~ ore K. ker, notary put: 10 - cit :. he
sntn 81 ~, Oci"bes 1865: Nia 10 90 shis.sy 20
scribe nom Mrs. N PaSApsis ~ ast esscu:eS
Ssfsis said notars, ~ :. eies. o. 80 Sssne-
sssnth % u brusIy 686s
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. June g. 1875.


The market presents no important change.
Most of the banks reported only moderate
offerings for discounts, while at some they
were more liberal. On the street com
mercial paper was in good request and in
fair supply.
The stock market presents no material
variation. The dullness which has pre-
vailed for some time past continues, and we
SEQ nothing in the situation to indicate an
early improvement in the demand, which is
mostly confined TO a few leading shares.
New State consols show q slight falling
of. The determination Of the board of
liquidation to anticipate the payment of the
July interest by meeting the coupons on the
twentieth instant. appeared to produce NO
sensible effect upon the market.
City bonds are reported quiet and steady
at previous rates. With respect to the pre-
MUM bonded fund scheme, the friends OF
the measure do no+ apprehend that D. prac
teal contamination will be seriously him
dered by the position taken by the Louis
lana State Lottery Company. We learn
that q committee from the City Council had
a conference to-day with the president of
the company upon the subject, the result OF
which was regarded by them as satistsc-
tory.
We continue 20 quote first elias. sixty dav
paper and collateral loans at Sag y cent y
annutD. Al do at 10 ale, and eecond grade
at Ij0lS. First class mortgages still rule
at 30lO y cent Y annum, while second
grade are entirely nominal.
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,naa, 40. No. l blood $50: No. blood x4o;
t fart;l; Yin. snbstance, phosphstes tine
ground s Soues) as Y ton; superphoep!h,sttee
$50 w" y t on dried flesh, in powder, $50 y
ton: dried blood. in powder, 80 .; Ton;
bair, horns in powder, $50 ton; az z;..,an,
compounds representing ne CONSTITUENT pms
elements of genuine guano $50 y ton
soAp-Good supply Of New orleans mas ar
small! stock. and very little OF Wes.etH a. .
y h in round lots. for inferior qualities;
extra olive Ga.c in round lots, and &c in 100
lots. German olive. New Orleans, &c = ID ,;
BAcc1NG-The stock on hand is estimated
at IS, 900 rolls jute with a supply on the way y
TO make a ST. ok ON the first proxlmo o.
10000 rolls. Domestic jnte is retailing me; at
lax 0lllac I, yard; hemp and dax io1sc'
India Zoe at wholesale and lie at retail.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Phi,ippe Beurou VI. Peter HIM.

Philippe BoufOn VI. Potter Huhsch
ClXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pApIsr
- OrleansA NO. T796.-By virtue of a writ If M. "
ano sale to me directed by the honorable ths ses
District Court for the parish Of Or,eann Is oA4
above entitled cause. Will proceed To cell A. re
auction at the Merchants and Auctiones,ps,a 9 by
char ge Roy al street, between Canal and Cn.,h1'
house streets. in the Second District Of nv;
on SATURDAY. July 10 1875, at twelve o'coci Nv
the following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, eituafed in =,
First District of this city, in the square honn5ae
by Grayier. Liberty (ate st. PAUL., Howard M.sc
G!ronde) amt PerdidO streets. designated a ~, sN
number twelve. and measuring thirty feat 20 >! ios
inches five lines front On Gravier street ~ n,oe
hundrsd and twenty four feet nine inches ,o Uae
lines deep on the line separating it from or Uut
Der eleven, one hundred and twenty nine feet an s
inches five lines deep the line p aratis il he
lot number thirteen, and thirty feet Ave ;ncS.a
three lines in the rear. Together with 'u "v
the improvements thereon, rights ways, pryile..a.
drawn bv Joseph ri ie, late surveyor, dated ~
twelfth May. 1887, deposited in the Office of fa my
Feraud late a notary pub ic this ci,y The ss;s
property quirrd by the defendant hers;nui he
purchase from the successinn of G. H. Refill ~,
act passed BIT fore W. H. Peters late potsry pet
lie in this city the fourth day OF February tSs
Seized in the above suit. -''''
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WiGGAMAN
ie9 20 - ivlO Civil Sheriff nf he Parish nj Or,a
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SifSCE:f.L.ANtsOHSo
oeatk 81 nss Edis0Sc


M.esS estEA ! lSfe S-&.saus sS ~ Eii.s,
DAG - she ssiUcps ssA prep serors ss ~.
R4ancastC .Ssifs ana weekly 4sSnSsss, oS.o 4
G6is morning Sf issy1 disease
National Sportmen's Ass cfhs ipno
GLrSEI sNie. Sass S-Sis National 6peee
Gne1s .S.s"sIst 81 go ssseN ble.S sAis Nl,sns
eng: I'sses.'ss an geseao ssoss oiShs.oS
Eaa!SS
strtSSMas 0sgrRGzs&
EsESs~Ifas. k... juUs 20 isr eamsSe e
Wilson. .ast.S - sts~ Flsss ~, sbsssl -
Church - ':is sss. Sss Seqeseo !. -tas
9rOm administering ordinances Of siiucA
Ii will be etmsnib.ress tAas sous. aDnths
since DR.. Wilson wac ssmnsnsd bs tor~ lie.
louisville Pyrsbttery - snev.s s.yf.,n
charges. He al cllne,i 80 sublsi, Il. the 90
Zion of Chs P..sbytryanh casrra ,I. s..e.
before She G-a.@ai sA-sembiy e. s's secesf
session iu $50 l. llis, where ahe ac-insus ,a..
Presbytesy was sustained The Ps. sbyts..
met again yesterday. and "a sesourlon ~.
adopted that DR.. Wilson be requested p
np'ity the Presbytery whether be was
willing to recognize IT'S authority i'll the
points under controversy. and whether h.
chose to exercise his privileges rs III
bezr of that body. A nrte was read l. -ia.
from DR.. Wilson, declining to be govern d
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MARK ETS.
DOunesiic SInrkSfs.

Ntw YORK, june 9.-Inr Posts financial
article .sye: Gnld "nen.., AT 1863, and
la. >ipce S ia a. llb7. III. bn gold l.a . 5
the rale- have h.en tii.s 80 :! L cen. fog use.
aud iafls Z ernt tore ~; ing. For.ig:,
exchange continues stsnrr, 9Th sal.s o!
first si.,. nank...' .terhng q: - :. a. ..
Csc nnnir al rates cuH,i1t;n.at ;! - !. ans!
=: SOLE. The money maUAr; continue. eaay
N ga -. y cent for cai l.ans. aud 4. q )
y ,:!t i,r ;'FIuI. ,,s''can:! pti.'V. Govern
'n' at nnGus are ete.,..s. St,tr t'"ui!. a. TIL.
board were strong. Hu.' h'gH.,r " J;G Ts.
ntsses size aud .'ta.C sea \E..L.iA s:HS.
Iri.r'.a. The .twi nl.ik.' De H~cu -
IsgHlsr SIssS a :itt. M.n. active t.aV 'e.:, J.
stas Cv To- I2::si =. :; The geusr.! !.r
~.as .'.s .aN!.s .seu ('1.o !'cilis,
shlsn -! lls q r.Ns. See. I...::s.. r. NJ
the "s.le Ma,kc' sas iss. :.aSS
St..ksslcsf.i s!U!i ru.i w..'; 81. Central
es,i: Erie ~: lass >h'.. S2!s: .thSuis
Cr.ts.t 1914: 81 t.u'. So: N.~rn sss;.s..
3Sle. p.s'.rss'f. .j i;'ss l. ~ st.4.
Vi. ."s-rSe..us.s ..'o IN. -. 600 i"- ~
.osn, -: ".,..esi, asd sl::.wr. s.......
Cus'"sn. seE.ivts sssSH"
Crs.n si.'s.a 1.s': '.r'r.s'c. ap'.n -.
S5asc; Olieans j"'s 81. i2>5 ..4.e.: c.n
Great SSiis'" y S>.: L. ; .,Hse &. =; :" q.
conls".' 1928: e. 'ha = -'.nai 80, !o..4i
H-' s.s I'VE -: geese l3.s
~ u'"s slos." sire. ..le. s.2~ h.s.e.
- ? spws: JGns a. -:.HI. 4Sts; July
u 1872: Aagu.t - 30. I5s.. Aeur.r:-
BE g. 9lS a .. !NJ;. .O.ru.,tr ~. asss3. ::
y s.~''.s I.is 80 90. u r-.'.. 65iS
I. l.s.-S.: JecUA.. - noo. -: Yelrr-
-. 3. 1!-:d!. $50. Nsrrn - 1876
a.. .; l.c. As'1 I7s.i. $50. 90.
D S-aste e.eas ..rss ..,n.,..
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ID OF CLASSIFICATION,

The market opened dull and dropping
under the depressing influence Of further
decline of lid at Liverpool, with sales OF
5000 bales, and of an lsc in spots, and 1872 q
5-:'2c in futures at New York, and up to l.
NJ the sales, as far as reported, did moi
exceed 300, mostly az decline of fully Sc
after which, parties came together more
freely, and additional transactions were re-
ported to the extent of 900 bales, max ng q
total, as noted above, Of 1900. Had factors
generally been willing to meet the dem aud
freely, at the ruling rates, the business
would. no doubt, have been on q more lib
eral scale. but several of them were unwi!-
ling to give way to the extent claimed, and
the actual offerings. at the decline, were
consequently Of limited extent. The price.
paid showed pretty general off Of lsc, and
III some cases of &c. but good staple kinds
continued scarce, and were held l. a l.c
above our quotations, Other kinds, which
we're in request 20 fill special orders. ruled
easier. without showing any Iuotable re-
duction. but the bulk ., che business was
in accordance with our figures below:
tn. amount ON shipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment,
was set down az the opening this morning
~ 20, 900 bales, embracing 5000 for Liverpool,
10000 for HaSre, 1000 bales for Spain, and
1000 bales :Or the Mediterranean, which.
our running statemen. yesterday evening,
leaves $1,000 bales 70 represent tho guaG-
tsy ~ the landing and Ia prssses unsoll
81 awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "sAles 1900 bales.
including 400 aftes ) y. M. Yesterday
Demand tsis." tts quotations ere reduced
ise.
co1zoS srArxwExr.
Ssoek m hapS sensemNey1 1874 - OK
Arrived since last ststen.Nt.... go
Arrived previously 10, sal l5S 3:3
Total: :........ .............. Isl, 3as
cleared to-dsS .................... hone.
CLEARED previously 100. Isl ioO 1875
ptesk on hand snd ~ shs,sssd not eleavA IS .,si
STOCK came slime last year corrections added o. 2s
Receipts proper eiuee last evening 30,
bales. against 56.: ON last Wednesday. and
30 last year. making Al aggwgate since
fEidss evening "f 1926 bales, Against 1880
last week. aad !913 last year. and cine. Au-
lat yeas--stscrease !i1 35!.
The Exchange Telegram make the receipts
AZ al! the porte from I. VI. yesterday TO
!! NJ. today 2s0S bsles. Agains. 2.;As las,
week. and !WS last year. and since Fri
GSy siSs bales. against $50; last week
and ".l3 Yass yeAy. Total sincs Angus.
81. ;, 4OS 500 bales. eaiiss 3,S.3. 800 uD to
tuesday 0"of. June . !ass wear (exciu1ins
The above :0l9l--iecy~ass 26s, 6S3
Exports iFr..y 70 Tuesday Inclusive, %
Gnea, Britain 2I:6. bstes. agsins. 30 S.S
rostinent 1896 bales. agains. Is, last week
aud sol. last year.
S'ecks ct al! the delivery pcr1s made up
% " N. :69sOs bales. Against 30, s9s las.
week and 2ss, i63 last wear.
ToBACCO--The sales To- ssy were confined
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BY c. E. Girardey.
s%tS-
SUCCESSION OF q, L. NIENaE&
beSsns District CourS FOR the pasieh - Sssle>ase
10. 3, ga

DoSsHs DsIr1ct C0uFS For The basioh - 1SelnAo..
10. 1864
pr q. f. S;IRARDEv. sy~- >v.xrr
- Oihce No. 81 Camp stTeef.-SArURDAy Jur~
~ 1879 a. tvslvs O'Clock NJ, will he eola II Duh. 1.
snete,l. q, the ~ Chares Au tol Eacha. r., in
ths hasss' enl re- Dnda of the St. Char.es Hot.] ~
Sftne an Order fr"m she Non. D. q. lis. al iutay
OF Inc Second District Count fos tho parish ~ DR.
emit 1 suec-. eon- s""'
PROMis SONY EsfI, a,ade ana gu Asc,ibeA IA
20 epn 6usds, !" his s"n order. and ~ him m
Svc years af'~r date, With interest At eight u.s
en- PEI Snum after aaiurits until paid. and "
Chriety, notary SutlA. Auguas ~ Ssas q. l.sanh
Bndd- in favor etc. A. WlemanN
Tern s-Cash on the not .so,s,>
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. June =. 1875.
COTTON-The sales TO day mot including
any yesterday embraced 1900 bales at prices
requiring reduction in our quotations of
about lsc. We give also the figures and
report OF the Exchange in full, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF rHE REPUBLICAN, !
Thursday, June ". 1910. ,

I OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Thursday, june IL. 1879.
! CLEARED YESTERDAY.
I Steamship Wilmington. Holmes. for Key "ess ana
! schoopsr Wbi's Wing Miller. for st Marks. Csdaf
I Keys and Tampa Bas
| ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
| steamship Lizzie Felshez. from Pensseois. 90 q
! Ssubeg--N. Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
CITY Of Alton Bixby. from st Louis
WAGON. Vaiette from Lever Coast
Frank Pargoud. White. from Argyle Landing
Marie Bassett, from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer, Taylor. from Lower CoasS
CHI Durfee. Rea from Shreveport
Josephine, Cozzens. from Bonnet Carfs
Oyiole. CArrick from Lower Coast
BELOW-COM1NG UP.
Ship scio,o. Mitchell. from Liverpool April q, 70
Brig Minnie Able Harding I6 days from Boston. ts
Geo \ F.sdick Gco--
WAITING ORDERS.
Bark { + Jayne Hawkins. from Havana. to maste5
AT QUARANTINE STATION.
Brig Goodwin. Craig. days from Easdsa.so 10
lnastey-.
EXPORTS.
KEi WEST AND CEDAR KEYS-SteamshiD VII.
minston-For Key West-l805 bbls -four 10 hbls pc.
tatoes 1855. sks corn 400 sks bran 20 SKIS oats 1uu
bales hav ties hams SO pkgs sundres For Cedar
Keys-28O hbls dcuE bbls whisky !a fsk bacon BIS
e96 pkgs sundres
ST MAbKs, CEDAR KEYS AND TAMPA BAY
Schooner White WingFOl st Mark 80 bbls hour
bbls meal Dbl WHISKY HID sugar II SKIS bran Sill
eks corn 100 SKIS oats cks meat For Cedar Keys
50 SKIS 81 pkgs mdse For Tamra Bay--3S2
axis 50 bbls DOM Is SKIS Osts bass coffee 20
bales hay SO pkss snndrics
IMPORTS.
RUAfAN lSLAND-SchO0nex Exc fsior-~ IS 800 CO.
1900 punches bananas Is 600 plantains 240O
pineapples bbls lines
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Fred Dunbar-ll,o 900
cocOanuts 1900 plantains 1909 punches bananas Is
dozen pineappes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Stsamer City of 1911 bbls -four
80! bbs meal 30 ties lard 1876 sSs oats 1858 SKIS
200 SKIS bran and sundry produce
ARGYLE LANDlNG-SIeamer Frank PargOud-
ia bales cotton 2043 SKIS cotton eeed 59 SKIS cotton
seed meal and anndries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-lS bbls potatoes
IS SKIS potatoes half bb.s honey and sundrles
LOWER GOaST-Steamer Rice Farmer--54 bbls
rice bbis potatoes IL SKIS potatoes amt sundries
Observation-Disclosures g II Dutfas-l44 bales
cotton 3i4 head cattle 1856 Lead sheep 1872 slaves
BONNET CARRE--Steamer joseuhine-6; SKIS
potatoes IL bbls potatoes and -undres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Orioles SKIS onions
- SKIS potatoes and sundres
Low Ek COAST-SteameE WaiOcn~ Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS
MORGAk'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June S2 SKIS rice 854 SKIS potatoes 2o5 head cattle
s sc: 50 in specie and snndries
NEW ORLhAN. AND MOBILE RAILROAD. June
93S. bales cotton 2O3 bhls lime ia bbls rOsin ties
lard and .undr-a
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, June g.
So sks pc a Oes ana .nndrles
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD, June S--ll: baes cO1tOs and sundres
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r Pearce, kursh & Co. VS.. K. A. Tyler.
CIXTH DISTRICT COCRr FOB THE PARISH OF
- Orle ans. No. 75.O-By virtue OF writ Of feri
tacias to ne directed by The honorable the sixth
above entitled cause, WILL proceed to sell at pub
lie auction at the Mel chants aud Auctoneers EI.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets; in the second District of this city,
on TIL R>DAY, June u. 1875, at Twelve O'clock n,
the f1ll1Ti1e aessrih re- Psow rfy to VIII Ann
RIGHT OF RtDkMp ION .f defe dant herein in
and to the iewtlIy store, fixtures, contents, stock
etc No. lis Ca al street. in the St cond District Of
this city, IS per act bet. ia 4. Here Sr.s notary
public, ated February 20 1875
Seized i'll the above SUIT
lie ms-Cash on the sDot.
e5 10 10 II Civil sher ii Ut the Parish of Orleans.
" lillian Faibvre W. s.eorxe Washington
HouRTH DISTRICT c C III FOR THE PARISH
l. Of Orleans. No. 43 538.-Bv virtue of a writ Of
seizure and s;le 10 me GliecIed by he honOrsb
the Fourth District Court fol- the parish of Orleans.
in the above entitled cause, viii. proceed to sell
at public auction. at the Me,cl,ans and Auction.
GERS Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
Customhnuse streets, in the second District of this
city, CD THURSDAY, jane 10 1879 at twelve O'Clock
H.. the following described property, ~ wit
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
original plan Of the FaubouIg East Boriigny, in
the sixth District of this cay T New Orleans,
which said square is h"nuded by ST. Cha, 'es or
Nayades NJ Ian, Berlin and Pit stie.Is. Said piece
or portion Of ground measuring according 10 ;he
sketch annexed to the sale made bv William Fab
vre unto Protector Steam re Company No. .,
rxecu.e ed be fore Ern. 81 Comna.eIe, notary public.
on the seventeenth day OF Nov, mher, 1870, thirty
feet front on PIT street by ninety feet III depth.
between parallel lines; ana said portion of ground
is composed of the onetouiIh az parts of tho
lots OF ground designated plan made BY
Henry q. Benau, late survey. If the city CT Jeder-
SON. by the numbers one, wc, three, as will more
fully appear bv said SKETCH Being the same prop
erty which defendants herein q,i,red by purchase
nom paIn III herein, "a per act dated February
9, 1872, ard executed before Ernest Commagere,
notary public for The parish of Orleans.
Seized in he above SUIT.
Te2ms-Cash on the SPOT.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sherif Of he Parish of y. ieanA
I'LL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10

LARGE STOCK OF LIQUORS WINK ANn SPs.
CERlkS STORE FiXfURES, ETC
ny ID. K. NIORPHY-A. ?. HORPHs hs,e,
- toneer.-Wiil be SO on SATURDAY june II
100 at u D. NJ in store Ms. SO Corr mon sire q,
oetWseh magazine and Tchpup toulas streets by
the Snieo States bs.rict Court in Bankruptcy
LOT the district OF Lonis&na. and dated the shird
dav 0f June, 4. d. 1915
The ENTIRE >T0i OF LIQUORS WINES
naiio" are rapes, groceries, scai,s, iron s.f,s
I.s 'ninIthrv' snFe aXtuses stc., surrendered
->''-H VII = Jubcatlo t,91t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10
AUCTION SALES,
Ey K. a. a 3. ]. Monteor.eEy.
y NJ. a, Il. j. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL. AUCTIONEER9
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE

Onlco AFmOry Hail. No. 81 Ennp Street
Tyi-weekly sales of every description Of house
hold furniture. Mirrors, Pianos Carpets Mstre sses
DAYS, at Auction Room, No. 80 Camp street. com
mencing al ii A. NJ.
Semi Weekly sales Of Horses Mules Bugptes
Carriages, etc, at Sales stables, No. 10 BarOnns
stre+f near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAYS commencing at IL A. N.
tended To. 49,
Special attention paid to the sales of real estate
and stocks.
Alwaye on hand the largest stock Of New Furnt
ture of every variety to be f, md ia the CITY. a
their show rooms, Arm0ry Hall No. 81 Camp street,
Being the largest and oldest sstabsl ment O! tbf
kind IN the South. they solicit 8 portion Of thu
public patronage, both in their line as auctioneer,
and dealers IN furniture ,oI ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10

I~Htsnan' Coion.! l-pi~y. IS .hs Fifth
SIsy'sna Ecsim.As. while AdaFsesihs bis
S'i.i'sse 'i~ "thsr Aighs about .heiy partici.
1asis'n IN che SuhktS Hill centennial. told
henl stst tho headquarters would be a-
.Ss So-'oA lGstitute If Tachnology. and b
"snteS them all to keep in such condition
anling tLe1 sejourn that sf.~ ~"r,'6 h.e
n" f'cuI y II psonousci -ae oe1e .,
@i- "a rsscks.