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THE THEATERS.

At the ST. CHARLES THEArER MADAME
L'Archiduc " continues to attract crowded
houses and Miss Soldene's rendition of the
title role is nightly greeted with prolonged
applause. The success of this opera has
induced the troupe to continue its represent.
alton for two nights longer. This will afford
ample opportunity for all desiring to enjoy its
attractions.
At the ACADEMY OF Music Mr. Wallace is
meeting with q fair share of public patronage
in his very clever rendition OF his MAN from
America" The peculiar manner of the self
constituted Next President" is admirably
assumed by this actor, and its truthfulness
can not fail to evoke the most favorable COM
ment from all who are fortunate enough to at
tend his performance. The entire pertectness
with which Mr.. Wallace assumes the charac-
teristics of any role entrusted to him is noto-
rious, and his present effort is but An indorse-
ment of previously formed conclusions.
The Cawthorne Children, Miss Granville
and Mr.. Blitz make up q very excellent olio
A matinee will be given tomorrow, and
those desiring really enjoyable day should
not fail to visit the Academy.
The Gaiety Theater was we'll attended last
night, and the audience gave frequent and
unmistakable evidences of their entire appre.
citation of the efforts of the performers. A
very agreeable entertainment is nightly pro-
vided at this little theater, and we suggest q
visit.
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A JOINT stock company is building immense
steel forging works at Washington, to fill the
orders OF the Washington editors for shears.
D1nl,uru Ners
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If women are angels what's all this talk about
q penitentiary for females in India ?-Couier.
Journal.
Being angels, they want to "send them up. !.
YOU stupid hr0uEee Sentinel
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Andrew johnson. Jr, son of the Senator.
editor of the Greenville (Tenn) IdeHiyencer.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-14

fecty convenient, half Of the good actions OF life
would never be accomplished, and very few Of it's
successes
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-14

; Milwaukee baby has been named "Zero in
honor OF the cold day on which he was born. The
woman who marries that boy when he grows up
will assuredly come to naught Mark these
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-14

Concerning the fatal mistake" Of putting an
ex-Contederate upon the Presidential ticket for
1876, the Lynchburg Nesrs says: LET aspiring
Southern men keep in the background tor the
present. The South cannot be sacrificed in any
mans ambition. A Southern man as first or sec-
ond on the Democratic ticket for the next Presi-
cency would sink 1t TO the bottom Of the ocean, :"
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When two hearts that beat as one attend divina
services in the evening, it is bashfulness that
leads them to select seat in the most obscure
pew under the gallery Br0oklyn Argus.
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Scene-Street. Two gentlemen walking and
conversing together.
First GentoWhat would you de to keep the
water from running away so fast?
Second Cent would slips on ce)-dam it
Whitehall Times.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-14

FRENCH PATENT MEDIcINEs.-Au kinds It
/. L. Lyons's.
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young widow in Indiana declares her wiling
ficate OF responsibility and echedule showing
the possession OF 900 worth OF property AZ
young widows are singulariy scarce who are
willing to marry on such terms, this one we pre-
sumo, receives by every mail certificates and
schedules weighing at least tor.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-14

All hotels and steamboats, use Paragon Yeast
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-14

Don't fail to try Paragon yeast powders.
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We!cub, welcub, birthful sprig,
Happy birds are dow cd wig.
Flittidg about from tree to tree,
Fillidg the air with belody.
Phildde,Dhia Lell1er RI.
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VAr1cASrsM An ANSWER 70 REPIoors AND
REPLIES. By the Hon W. E Gladstone,
NJ. P. New York: Hrper & Brothers
From George Ellis 4 Brother, 50 Camp
street, New Orleans.
Mr.. Gladstones celebrated Expos.ulation
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A stamp act-Treading on peoples toes.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-23
Da 0erpen Bier mig prep,
bo lerte lea at fienbe

Ea Verpen bler mtg prep,
ba lerte ies at fienpe
Tor Mlprr ferif min Sub,
mig lelp, min Ben. min 5ienee.
Ntn 5isnpe par mig gram,
min Ben par ipisefulp,
Seq ielp par frsbelts
Sub blep alene bulb.
Vortngiicreu Ilpbouils be Mlbis
qnerque, / Song Gmanuels 3to, Icm
lepebe / Slutninsen al Bet femtsn'
be aarbunprebe, bappe 9iort tore
Oppaseller % Grcbrinser Olttn'
ben, % fit oerfcr Napnet: Sn'
piens fore Grobrer' Wen Iom be
fore Grcbrere, bapbe ban beaer life
fspls pift &etiaro % Sfaanlonl'
bep. Dog I lin epffe a9tsoe taH
Bet life, tenfte Ell paa Sub, % bsr'
te Ell SampittisbepeaS Stsmme.
Wen Nepen TOM. San sigr enc
gang en- Ssreiie. st Traffslist
upeir fr%embrpper. Sfibet itaar |
Sare for at apiplittes at epnet el'
Ter for at opiluses ar gelssrne.
San fer 0epen for Ulnene. Ssrite
Sang / tit qip bliper ban banse,
fsrite Sang ieler ban Sampittls'
beosnas. urolis % nar reo at
fcrtpiple bliper ban paa Stlbet
raer ct tibet Barn peb i'm Wcpers
Srpit. San taser Der | fine arme,
lsfter BET MOB Simlen % raaber :
8 Sub, ipar Den Sfplctse FOR
ben u1plbiSe.
llbegribeligt. Sea trcr iauoslts.
pu er blepsn eal &ar!!" raabts
9"eitnant q. y. I'll i'm Oppasler.
iom ON Worseuen fpm inp msc
bans Stspler, "oe CT 10 nma8e-
bease to til iamme SOB"
"Sa, jes bar rgiaa icrunpret mig
Orer bet % life funnel besrlbe.
bpcraf BET fommer iia, Or. Sett'
nant," iparepe Oppasieren, mel
bet fcrunperligite er, at Der upe
@ansen c9lal liaa 2 laaoanne III
mage Stspler, beage III famine
5rp."
Grniombeo / Glore Sioer. papt
Snncesnts III inbfsrte Snfriitlic'
men. Stcrinfpiftcren 3pttrsmaot
lob 10,2O9 RenneNer lepenpe bran
Be; 5000, Der alereee rare pee'
uuper Yinebaufeus 8paler eaer
Senoisl, blepe liSelepsS branpte
o. 97,400 pemtes ri 8%cuTsfattcr
al peres Sormue. ! aaret l49:
uoicees 500 900 Sober AZ Grant
en-, Mar 1902 TO WlQicner Wdu'
rer, aarene 1919 cs 1910 isien II
Wiaionsr Waurer. s 1906 ont
braatss al 8Orsiarsrbanper alen,
Maine $4,000 Sspsr; / @aret
1910 Tube Sialo til Secerue if,
betales. Mlba Loo benrtIts $4,000
Wsnneiler / HsreIlanpene, %
Sambers branptes | aarene 1924
- 80 life farre END 307 Sere.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-23

Cab %
Spnse
Suleialme.,
Simmelpalmer
xor BAN bore
"a | Nanpsn glade p0re!
"a stb Dor Drpo Deb Sulefcelo
Mlaa iirsmme al ct beaist Deb
% elabe Dor Scripner (!
3. ba Ral 9imlens Gnsle 9ldc
Gig lsirs trinpt ON gus % Stae
% ipnss 5ulttpner!
Serre.
Serre!
Glib pi funpe
3il big ftunrs.
@amle. hinge
I'll bin pris alene fjunse!
8srnt Mffspclt.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-23
Snleaiten.

O"sSs$"
(Mel. vi Ssibentn rprunb.n cry.
Som, itsrie arilt. fra bsitn Gal
Ser n.p til @ | Scrpens Oal,
Som ntp msb Qps o. @aper!
9pm msp bin @ano | @isrtet inb
% slab tpsrt i~crsbstpnsst Sinp, -
Da Sulefrpo ri taper! -
9eo eu
Dor Su!
Qsft bort Die
Rop bet Ssts!
Sitlp at raabe
% paa big altne baabe!
Ia btIts Sui pi feirer slab
WRse Julslps % Stmmelmap,
Mlsns Gnslttcnsr lpesr.
Da aabnss Raapens Simmsl Risn.
Sccr Qnsltfiarer Deb SUBS Ssn
GIG btlIiS'slaoe frpeer!
sGre
Bare
Ssit Be ipnser,
Sueftab brins.r:
brsp paa Scrpen,
Ssius CT Dor 8rsller porben!
3. Spli paa al ben piee Serb,
Stem nu mso be famine Orb
% LAD Be lifiiSt Hinge!
Heetnal | Bon. butr aptnes. @anb,
SVm Sprbsrnt I G~dsrlanb.
Dor Sfium TAI at brines!
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-23
"HOr 0iemmet".

iem iubebcleer ct afperlente ~ cmbpa,
aelis ucpal t saieitcf, uotcmmsr / 1870,
lem fer, 2 @anse maaneelis, men
Sttapbefter OF srneo Smild1. Yris
6critue $500, Yortr i%bers9nst. 10.
eipsren betaler ielp Pcrtcen. alubber
paa 6 fc~rutbetalts 9rsmplarer faa bet
Zoe frit. Aoresie:
&. Sbrcnbisn.
Sraper IA, Seeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-23

Yen, iom bar 1aa r1e8e1 Ma8t
% @isoom, ,nua ftt.rt funne be.
Isnns fs ieIu," iuarebe Silper 8in9
roliat.
"D.r eipes Sing, iom .nbos min
Ma9t, Il heller Sorbens Sub fan
beberifs, = moset, iOm ieg enbos fan
attraa % nit 9ierte Ienses eftsr.
% Tom bog tanite fan nestss mig"
SiIuer 8ins iaa paa bam msb
eienipnlis B%eunorins. Sun funhe
ei forftaa bans Msnine, Der forsfOm
bsnoe iaa bemmelis % iaa eaabs'
fuIb.
"$perfen @isbom sQer Ma9t,
bp.rt.n Sub euer &onssrise fOrilaar
til at tiebe ct Siertss @ilie, elsr
formaar at beie Si.rtets obIeite
5eIelie," fortiatte ban piosre. -
"Nnna /! PED bu, bpab 8ierIi9b.b er?
"8ierIiebsb? ?" iparebe bun lang
font % iaste % Iissiom oremmenos.
ibst bsnbeS merte tinbrenbe Sine
taitsbe Blitt.t op mob be lanst
fiernsoe Stp.r pau ben eitlise Sim.
mel.
"Sa, bu bar left ON BET | Bigger,
i.s bar sipet big. % ben Ros1,
iom iss forrise Mar loo big Irrs
mon ON lite bit Sisrte man9m
Sang sr bIepet parmt % fulot al
eble 6slelisr. naar bu fOropbses bin
lSiI BERT"
. "Mt leit Ct en- Gag - at fienos
% fol, er en- anbsn," iparsoe bun
"Ou bar alorig ellfet NJ 8,
Mnna ?"
"Wan fan 81 elite ben, fom mol
aItib bar lart at frpetej lpareo'
Jun.
"papoe ies pcret en- % COB,
aIbris baarn % itrsns. laa bapot
ou fanlfs eIlfst mis?"
"Ses funbe muIisenS baue lisI
Sem psI. Seq tror Il, at ie9 bar
slif.t nos.n Sing. fereno min fiers.
cpre Wat" fom til mig"
"0u Dor elite bin Saher."
"Min Saosr! Sc er lite min Ga.
Der. Mit Sierts Tiger mig, at itft
en- Oraabe at Osrss BLOB rinoer
mine Marsr," ipareoe bun baitist.
"Oit Sisrte taller Sanobeo, min
Yiss. Seq er GLAD beroper /; tbi ON
ru noseniinbs eliter mig. iaa oil lea
life, at bin Rlarlisbso fial bIipt
SIestifabens &ierlisbeb."
"Ssg ifaI aIoris elite Oem," iasbs
bun paa fin aItio rolise Maaos.
"Ses tror. at iss peb, bpao &ierlis.
BED er, ifient ben iploer inssn Ylaos
| nit Sisrte. meo llnotaesIi. al ben
&ierli9beo. ie9 bar for min Sen %
Beifptter Der - ben ifienne "Nat."
"Oit Sisrte! Yise, ou er bisrte.
Ies. eQer ioetminbite hnbss Der intei
Spor Of / BIZ
Brpft."
"~SatnemmeIigbsb - for bpab,
Sr. &aptsin Sllimaine? Site 70,
9iuet; tbi bet GAP Sc mig aloris
Site for 3ptfe; tbi ieg bar alotiQ
erfaret noseu Suite. Seq bar ineen'
ting at bore %tafnemmeIis for. 8,
bar bebanblet MIG Del for at ubfsrt
Osrss esn. Ylaner, buao be MI END
tan uere."
"Ou itaI inart srfar.. bpab bisis
YIaner er. ~bsimOoise Yiee. Seq
ifal tuinse big til at elite mig naar
ou fer alt. buao leg bar siOrt oa
fan siere for big. ital bin Ssnatur
imslte til Smbso, % bit Siertes
3aarbbso iOruanbles til &ierlisb.r
% ~3afnsmmslisbso. Seq saar MI
fra big, for at ou fan opsrtanfe,
bpao ise bar iast - tenfe paa en-
6temtio fulo Of 2ptfe % berIiss
0ass.."
Bortiettelie).
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24

Cotfoe-kio steady and very quiet; cargoet
held at l60l8ac gold; job lots quiet at
I6l4 q l9a4c gold.
| Sugar very dull and besvy;7 0sA fol
fair to good refining; .ssc for prime; nc
Gales of any magnitude reported; refined
steady, l30l3,4c for graduated, ~
| Ola for crushed and powdered. MOlas-
| ses-Grocery grades dull; IS q $50 for Porto
Rico; 700 &c for New Orleans. Rice steady;
fair demand at 70S19c Tor Carolina COM
mon to choice; 6as q sc for R4ngoon. Tai
| low firm at Slsc. Rosin quiet at 81 - d
| 50. TnrpentiDe quiet. Pork firm; new
| job lots $40 81 20. Beef dull at Sl5 80 for
packed. Lard firmer at l311c for prime
steam. Whisky quiet at 81 20. Freights
to Liverpool scarcely go firm; cotton by
steam 9,:32d.
Leather nominal; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light, middle and
heavy weights &c q 29c; California do 2Ile
al "; common do % 027c. Wool uDchang-
ed domestic fleece ~ 63c: pulled 30 soc;
unwashed Is 03lc: Texas Is 030c.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-Flour-Donble extra
winter 81 75a5: treble extra $505 so;
family s. 7506. Wheat dull and lower:
bid cash. Corn dull; No mixed 65c asked,
Gihc bid. Oats dull; No. 2 551sc asked,
SIC bid: Rye lower, at 81 O3: Whisky
steady: 81 IS. Pork firmer; small lots sold
at $l9 IS. Dry salt meats-More doing;
shoulders &c; clear rib llAc: clear IL NC;
all at Burlington. buyer July. Bacon
quiet; clear 1915 a i3h.c Lard lower; suIp-
mer l2c. Live hogs Shippers Sc 2506 50.
Cattle weak, supply of Texan exceeds the
demand; fair to good native steers Sc 100
E 50; medium 81 "a: choice Texan steers 81;
good So SO. Receipts-Flour 1000; wheat
1900, corn $4,000, oats 10000. rye 1000. hogs
1900. cattle 5000 heads
CINCINNATI, June 2l-FlOur quiet and
steady. Wheat dull, red 81 200I27 Corn
dull: 81 a 69c. Oats dull: nominally COO
6Jc. Butter steady for choice; other grades
scarce and firm. Pork sold at $40 on spot.
Lard-Steam nominally 1913 q I3c; sum.
mer sold at II 12kc; kettle i31ec. Bulk
meats quiet and steady: shoulders Slsc;
clear rib lac; clear ii hc. Bacon steady;
shoulders 9lsc: clear rib l2i4c: clear l21ec.
Whisky steady: sales at 81 a. Live hogs
steady: prices range from So 80 to s. 10;
receipts 1000: shipments $40.
CHICAGO. June 23.-Flour quiet and weak.
Wheat dull: No. spring 81 OF; No. 2 97c:
No. J 95c. Corn-Demand fair; No.
mixed 67Ac. Oats dull; No. 5f+c. Rye
dull and lower: No. 90c. Barley dull
and loweg; No spring 81 D. Pork buoy
ant; sales at $40 10. Lard steady at l3c.
short rib middles lIisc; short clear II lsc.
Whisky 81 l6.
foreign Nlarkefs.
LIVERPOOL. June %. Evening.-Lard j6s
id q SIS.
LONDON, June % Evening.-Tallow As.
HAVANA, June 2,-Spanish gold 2Ills
02l2. Exchange quiet. Sugar active: No. |
II. Dutch standard. 40l4la reals per |
arrObe: in gold ga MI. reals
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24

Widow Falentin W ilhelm Cha rles Ebert.
testamenlary executor vs.. Andrew Berrll.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No s99l.-By virtue OF a writ OF
heri fscias to me dire c,ed by the tororabl the
sixth Eistrlct Court for the parish of Orleans ia
the above en'itl' cause, will proceed 30 sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction eers'
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
;omhouse streets. in the Second district of tn 8
CITY on MONDAY, July 26, 1875, at twelve O'Clock
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Fourth District Of this CITY, det igDated by the
numbers one and two. in the square bounded nv
~ Mary Religious Rousseau and Felicity stI eets
on plan drawn by H. Grant late surveyor. dated
May 81, !84:. and deposited in the Office OF l. r.
kenny late notary public in the parish Of J. ier
son. Lot number one forms the corner OF KeIi.
glOus and st. Mary streets and measures eighty.
hve feet nine inches front on II Mary street tv
2 depth Of one hundred and twenty feet Oh the
line OF lot number two, depth and front on Reli
gous street OF hundred and forty four feet four
inches sevsn lines. and five feet three inches in
width IN the rear Lot number two an jor lot u UNI
Der one and mea sures weT ty feet inches
nve lines front Oh st. Mary street. by depth on the
feet, and on the side line OF lot humber three OF
one AundIed and twenty feet ten Oh ches fl We
AND haf lines, and twenty seven feet five inches
nve lines ID width in the rear; lot Il um Der two hav.
ing an opening I" a. front Religious street in
the rear of said lot number one Of nine feet sis
inches elgb: and a half lines. the uhole American
measure Being the same property acauir- d bv the
defendant herein, by purchase fTom Ihomas Mar.
tin, as per act passed before o. l. Kernion late a
= otarv pubic III This city Ga the 4ecend day Ut
July, 1872.
seized in he above suit.
TeIms-CAsh on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGsN4S
Jt J'2 l6 . Civil sheriff of the Parlsh OF Ofleaus
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Charles Graham vs.. George Crouan md
John Coleman,


John Coleman.
SXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. sa67.-By virtue of writ Of
ne s;ed iaG pa az, against George C.onan to d
Court ioi the parish Of Orleans. iDthe above
entitled cause. J will proceed to sell a, public
charge. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
fomhosse streets, III the Second District Of tb's
CITY on SATURDAY. July TO- 1875, a. twelve O. CLOCK
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GR0uNp tcpe,,s,
with the improvements thereon and appnrte.
haiees thereof and the rights, ways and .ervi.
D.st'lct OF this city, in the square bounded nv
C"hti MIRO. St. Louis and Tent ., rests Designated
o y. .le humber twenty four on sketch annt X ed
10 an act OF sale to D.nris Cronan passed before
Edward 9. GOttschalk; late not.ry public in th,s
cliv on the fourteenth of April. 1866 ana me asnr
ing ne hundred and Thirty five feet five INCHES
front on Cont street. one hundred and sev.n,v
nve rect four inches in depth on the line rest
LII street: one hundred and forty six feet ten
my four feet two inches on a rear line naraIleI ~
Contl street, thence twenty eight feet five jnches
.hree hes on q second dep h Inc and eighty feet
tsh me mes ON the extreme rear line The whols
as per plan made by C. A. DArmas surveyor d.
poelted III the she riffs Office for refe renee BENZ
hereir rs .d properrg acquired by the defendant
act passed before Sellm Mapner late . ~ ta re
pune IN ,a anis city. Oh the ;wsEtI second day of
Seized III the above suit
>. ierns-This being the second and ~. auction
me me ,d property Will be definitely adjudica,ed to
me highes' aud last bidder for what It will br NO
a. t~' Iye months credit, the purchaser furnisb'
ing poho with good and solvent security he ari,o
.,.c pef ee. interest PEE annum rom date and
s,tcIai mortgage on the proper ty sold untll final
payment. Said purchaser IL hav to deduct and
lay y, cash the amount of printing sheriff. and
sn I ices, etc say bout two hundred and fiftv
cola ., and fun tneImore tie state ,arish and
~ unlcl' Z" axes. the amount OF which is cot vet
acc r aimed.
EUGENE WAGGAMAH
PA q N(c CivfSherifHf the Parish or O,,..u
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
George W. Lane -. George r. bowers
1NIFTH District COrRr E0E THE pAp1Su a,

George w. Lane ~. George r. Bowers
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orlea No. 6367.-By virtue OF q wit Of feri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the
above entitled cause. will proc eed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and AuctOneers Ex
change, Royal street. between Canal ana Custom
house Streets in the 81 eond District of this cty or
SATURDAY, July Ia. 1875. at twelve O'Clock the
following described property. to wit
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated In
Burthevile IN the parish Of j fife rsOu in this State
(now the Sixth District OF this city, designated by
TIE humber fifty four photographic sketch an.
nexGd to an act OF deposit in the office OF S. Mag.
1869. and bounded by Henry Clay avenue Calhoun
Jennet and Pitt streets. containing twenty lots of
ground numbered ono TO twsnt inclusive; the
whole according 10 plan made bv J. D'Heme.
cOrIt. late deputy city surveyor of this city, on
May p. 1867. Being the same prope Yty acored by
the defendant herein by purchase he made tnereof
from the heirs OF D. F. EuIthe, per act passed be.
fore said ate notary. Magner. Oh the seventh of
June, 1869.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction
the SAID property will be definitely adudcated to
the highest and last bidder for what i. vii! bring.
at twelve months credit. the purchaser furnish.
ing bond with good and solvent security bearir @
eight Der cent peg annum interest from date aud
special mortgage on the property sold until final
payment. Said purchaser shall have to deduct aud
pay in cash the printing, sheriff. and clerks fees,
attorney fees, etc. ~hi' h amount to about one,
hundred AID thirty tive dollars: and, furthermore,
the state, parish and munlci pa; taxes the amount
OF which is not yet ascertained
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
;e2i q iva 10 Civil Sheriff of The Parish of t,reans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24

Ordinary l7A 0l7I4c; fair IS 0l8Ac; good
1871 lS&c; prime l9 01914c v b..
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-All contracted
| for the season.
L1SsEED O1L-Is selling at 80 csc p gal
Ion.
HoPs-New York are quoted as 43045c;
Wisconsin 40 q 42c; California as a 48 " h.
| GUNNY BAGs-Are selling at lac in bales
and l5c piece reserved.
| MALT-Good supply and fair demand
Spring is quoted at 81 81 81 70; fall 81 IS
al 20; California 81 IS O. 80 y bushel.
81 %; halt barrels IS a soc: sugar ho2sheads
" % piece. Hogshead poles $57 q 60;
barrel poles $50 y 1000.
MOUNT CARBON COAL-Sells at wholesale
| at 321a q 35c, retail 65c y bbl
SALT-Purchases for the local trade are
small. Prices are unchanged. We quote,
dealers rates: Coarse at 81 30 v sack: fine
81 5o9l 60 y sack; Turks Island 9Oc Y
bag OF two bushels. When taken at ware
house reduction is made for dravage.
Table salt in pockets sells At Pc 06&c
each, as in size.
FIsH-A fair jobbing demand and prices
show no change. We quote: Mackerel,
extra No. l, $l8 in bbls. So 80 in half bbls,
IS jn quarter bbls. and 81 25 in kits: No
$40 so in bbls, s. so in half bbls, So Is in
quarter bbls and 81 % in kits; No 9 50 so
in bbls. g in half bpis, g. IS in quarter
bbls and 81 10 in kits; No. 3, large, So IS in
bbls, 81 so in half bhls s. in quarter bbls
and 81 % in kits. Goldfish, quarter drums
$6 %; boxes 81 80. Herring 55c y box.
fERTILIZERs-PefuviaD guauO and raw
bone superphosphate are mostly in re-
guest. Peruvian guano IS selling at
$ll00- ton. 5000 lbs; less guam.
phate SOS y ton. Pelican fertilizer $35
= ton, 1000 lbs. Fine ground bone S45;
coarse el5 bone dus, S45: cotton seed
meal $32: No. blood $50: No. blood $45;
fertillzlng substance. phosphates fine
ground bones) $45 y ton; superphosphate
Of lime 500 y top; phosphate precipitate
$50 y ton; dried flesh, in powder. $50 y
ton; dried blood. in powder, So y ton;
hair, horns in powder, $50 t. ton; azotzed
compounds representing the constituent
elements OF genuine gnano $50 Y ton.
COTTON SEED OIL--No stock on the mar. |
ket: all contracted tor. Refined is quoted !
at zoe T. gallon.
STAR CANDLEs-Llgh, supply and limited !
demand Quoted at IL ec y fb.
HoNEY-Receipts by the jackson railroad
were selling to the trade in lars at S. T.
dozen.
BAGGISG-Domestic jute is held in round
lots at l4lac y yard; retailing at l4lec. |
India lOlsc at wholesale and llc at.retail.
SIARcH-Fsir supply and dull. Quoted
at y 0434c v ID.
New ATTAKAPAs CHEEsE-Supplies of
new are coming in from St. Landry and
selling readily at 20c T. ID. It is given the |
preference for local consumption.
RICE-Small stock on hand and dull.
Louisiana No. 2, according to quality. sells
at Sc q &c; common 5l9 q &c: ordinary Ga q
6l9c: fair Ga 07c: prime IA 0711c y tb.
IRON COTION TIEs-The demand is good.
The Arrow tie is selling at 512c y tb. with
. discount on round lots. Pi.ced Arrow
tie, IL feet. sells at 3l1c net: 8 feet 6
inches at 313c net. The Beard & Brother
tic sells at 51ao Y tb. with discount on
round lots.