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iv-,ao c. EUGENE WAGGAMAN
~. 70 quo Clvn Sheriff OF the Parrish m eSr,..x.

me CMy OF New Orleans Va. L.. j. ns.h,
We DISTRICT COURT FOR THk PAEISu
the ms, iaclas to me directed by the houorahs
District Court for the Dsrisb "f 0
q is.4 will proceed to sell at Dubiic Gsy ta1es
street caants and Auctioneers exchange Rny 81
the SeconH Gar al and Customhouse street. IL
descrih 1870 At twelve O'Clock NJ, the ioo1;n
ted m the Sixth District of this ci, UoND, sltua-
ST. 1our hundred and forty four boundsd h
measuring acehns sonat and Daftssat streets,
Sn9 and thirty eight fest by one Snrar$
three hsndyy.d deet , the other portiou measuring
dred and twenty. five fsst o1gnt iees BY ono hun
Seized in the above snit
Terms-Cash on the amt
jys ls aull Civil sheri@ 81 tbs p.sa1 ~
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JaWeB WO0dWln vs.. Il. Beebe. NJ. PeyrOuN,
surety on appeal bond.
SECoND JUSTICE COURT FOR THK PARISH
y of Orleans Ne. 5s99-By virtue of a writ Of
feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Secehd Justice Court for the parish of Orleans in
public auction at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets in the Second Dis
twelve o'clock M. the following described prop.
erty. to wit
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second Dis.
trict of this city, in the square bounded by Maras
Where Ursu'ines and st. Philip streets and meas
nllng, American measure twenty six feet front on
Marais street. by one hundred and twelve feet in
depth. between parallel lines. Registered in con
veyance office, DoOk ninety -nine folio two hundred
and sixteen.
Seized in the above suit, as belonging to defend.
ant Marie L. Peyr0ux
Term6-Gasli IN fha anof
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EtGENB WAG6AMAN
jy9 10 sul1 Civil Sheiff Of the Parish Of Orleans
Tho City Of New Orleans w. Efflnghan
LaKIHUce.

1no lily Oh new Orleans VS. Gm0&00m
Lawrence.
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. IS 699.-By virtue of q writ Of
feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1874
l will proceed to sell at public aucti0n, at the
Merchants and An, tioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and CustOmh0use streets
In The Second District Of this CITY, on WEDEES-
DAY. August II, 1875, at twelve o'clock M, the fol
lowing described property to wit
ONk CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District Of this city, in the square
Der sixty three, bounded by ST. L .uis, ROYAL,
Cont and Bourbon streets, designated as lot num-
Der nine, measuring thirty two feet on st. Louis
street: by one hundred and fiftys feet in depth.
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
jy8 Is aull Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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When your uncle tells you he has made
his will and cut you off with q shilling, ask
him FOR the shilling immediately. He may
change his mind
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SHERIFFS SALES.
The City Of New Orleans w. David b
North.

The City Of New Orleans vs. David b.
North.
CuPBRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 72ss8-By virtue Of q
writ of feri facias to me directed by the
honorable the Superior District Court fer the
parish of Orleans. in the above entitled cause for
city taxes of 1874. l will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
touhouoe streets in the second District Of this
city, on WEDNESDAY,, August II. 1875. at twelve
O'Clock H.. the following described property. to
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District Of this ci y. in equare number two
huI dred and twenty. bounded by Poydras. st..
Charles. Bsronns and Lafayette streets. desig-
mated as lot number one. measuring nineteen feet
three inches POy dras street, by eighty feet in
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Second District Of this city, in square number
four hundred and sixty.On., bounded by Oileans
ut. Ann, Hagan avenue and Bayou St. John, desig
mated as lot humber I'VE.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District of this city, bounded by
Eighth Magazine, Camp and Seventh streets, de-
signsted as lots numbers eleven ana twelve, meas-
uring fifty feet on Eighth street, by one hundred
and Iwenty-seven feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District of this city, in square humber
three hundred aud TWENTY-FIVE, bounded by St.
Andrew. Franklin. Liberty and Felicity streets,
designated Is lot number ninety four. measuring
twenty .nino feet on st. Andrew street, by ninety
feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
EtGENB wAGGAMAN
jy9 10 sul1 Civil Shetif Of the Parish Of Orleana
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
JY1 IL ana Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans


A. Lafarguc & Go. vs.. Gustave sabatier.
EIFTH DISTRICT COORT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 66Sl.-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
ntstrlct Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
auction, at the Merchants and Auct1o neers, NJ.
change, Royal street, between Canal and c ustom.
mouse streets. in the Second District Of this city.
on SATURDAY, August T. 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
the f1llowlng described property, to wit
LOT Or GROUND, together with all the build.
ings and Improvements thereon, situated in the
b cond District of the city of New Orleans in the
square square bounded by Royal, st: Ann. Dumaine and
ROYAL street. by depth of one hundred and
twenty feet, between parallel Ines, the whole
american measure; being the same property which
the defendant herein ACQUIRED by purchase from
the widow and heirs Of the late Antoine Boudous.
que, by act passed on the tenth day of Nav 1859
before Adolphe Boudousquie late notary public
in this city. 'N0A'
Seized in the above suit.
TeOms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAG0AMAN
jy1 ID Is su' Civil Sheriff Of tho Parsh Of Orlaans
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At Hills, 400 sets studs and cuff buttons
at cost.
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EUGENE WA6GAMAN
ie3O v1 18 81 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
Tho City OF New Orleans vs.. Juan Garcia
y Mora.

y Mora.
SUPER1OR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 20 88O.-By virtue of a writ
OF feri faciss to me directed by the honor.
able the Supe ior District Court for the parish Of
orleans, IN the above entitled cause tor CITY
taxss OF 1874 will proceed to sell at public auc.
non. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
s Hoyai a.. street; between Canal and Customhouse
stf.sIs IN the second District Of this CITY, on
following described property, to wit
s ONE CnRTAlN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
sixty;two; bounded by Royal St Louis Toulouse
aud Bourbon streets, designated az lot number
seven, measuring sixty four feet on Royal street,
oy one hundred and fifty. three feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
me second District Of this city, in square number
anirty nine bounded by Royal. st. Louis Exchange
ailey and Cont streets, designated as lot number
thirteen, measuring twenty-five feet on ROYAL
street, by one hundred and sixteen feet in depth.
Seized in the above su t.
Terme-Cash ON the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-03
G. Gorge TO w N.

CATTLE MARKEr.-MeSsrs. Means, Wea-
Yer & Co. report sales to-day at Drovers'
Rest of 10 head of cattle at from toTl
cents per pound; as sheep and lambs at from
to 6 Ger Is per pound for old sheep. aud from
- TO Si.I5 per head for lambs; 30 cows and
calves were sold at from S25 to SEQ.
FISH MARKET.-Messrs. Simmons & Co.
to-day sold S.0eo herring at SIS per thousand.
GRAIN TRADE.-Mr. III. NJ. Talbot vester-
day sold SEQ bushels OF wheat, and Hartley
4 Bro. sold 500 bushels ditto, at Sl.i6 per
buShel.
AQUATIc.-At a meeting OF the Potomac
Boat Club, last night, Mr. Walter Wheatley
was directed To correspond with the Eliza
beth Boat Club, of Portsmouth, Va, with
reference To their proposition TO row a six
Dared race.
NORTHUMBERLAND Thomas OBrien is
building for Messrs. Lucas Il Sons, contract
ors. extensive stone embaukment walls on
both sides OF Washington street. from the
canal to Water street. Mr.. Sears is raising
the four frame houses belonging To Mr.. Leon
Knowles, on the west side of Washington
street, near the canal, TO conform to the new
grade. Mr.. Sears has also contracted TO
raise for Mayfield Il Ilieston two frame
buildings on the east side OF Washington
street Messrs. Young d Keenan, have COM
menced the erection of 81 three-story brick
dwelling for DIR. IOockerman on south side
of lst street. between High and Potomac
streets. They are also to builda additional
story to the dwelling of DIR. Loockerman
which improvements will materially add 10
the appearance of list street.
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LOCAL \ E w s.
Condensed Locals.

Prom SniillUgtOH We have FTG4E Ls,'ieS
and BGlYsr's WCcAiH for the 12ih inst
The Washington base han nine yesterday
defeated the Nationals by a score 90 10 tn s.
Thompson sells 81 much pharmaceutical
confectionery that 10 must be an easy metti-
cine 20 take.
The iron bridge over the Potomac IT Little
Falls mas been re-painted by NJ George
Jillapi OF this city.
Judd q pefweileT sends MS an official u bic
Of foreign postage rates that Is just the thing
for q counting room.
The ladies OF the Metropolitan Church give
grand festival at their church this event ng.
The large lecture room VIII he tastefully
decorated with flowers and banners. a superb
TsfTeShment table viii await the coming of
tie guests. Delightful music Will entertain
AL who come. ir. Newman will exhibit
some Of his rare cuTiOSities from Japan,
CANA and India NeSSTS. Taylor, BOteler,
aud others are on the committee.
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FINANCIAL AND COuuERCYaL,
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 3.-Cotton easier-middling,
l51salsss. Flour dull-Howard street aud western
faniy 15a6 rs; city mills super, 42jai ~ do. ex
ira, 25a51 other or AIDES unchanged. Wheat duh
-miNed western amber, so; No. i western red
81: No do, 1.2Sal 80; ether grades unchanged.
Corn dull for western, southern krmer-soutbern
white, s.; southern yellow 80; western mixed, soy
oats dull and wesk-sonthern, 70a75: western white,
lis. Hay quiet but firm aud unchanged. Pro
visions quiet but firm; Pork firm q s0i22G0. Bulk
meats-shoUlders, 50; clear rib sides, llsI: loose
packed, 94aI24. Bacon-shoulders, 9s5agsi; clear
rib sides, l29ial3; hams, H1Ssl5. Lard firm bat
quiet-rstined, l5al51s steam, l416. Butter strong
and unchanged Petroleum inal-crude, 6a6
refined, l3sl3l4 Coffee duli-ordinary to prime Rio
carg0es, l5'sals1; iobbine, q higher. Whisky
dull and heavy; offered al IS without buyers. NJ
stocks called. Adjourned on account of death
o. Israel Cohen. sugarstrOnger, but not quotably
higher, To- al0ie.
New YORK, june 3.-Stocks active ard unset
ss9 bhSaey Sd lS a EIiSh9 % long
NEW York, June S.-FloHr quiet and unchanged.
W hcll a shade tirInnr- Cnrn a cent haftEr
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A l. EX A n d RI A.

ALEXANDRIA Posi- OFFICE-The runlors
current to-day. on the street, that irregular,-
ties had been discovered in The post office in
Ibis city, and that one of the employees had
led. are incorrect and without foundat ion,
other than from causes of private character
only, and in no wise affecting the public, the
assistant postmaster has been relieved and
his brother appointed I'm his stead.
COUNTY TREASURFR.-Judge James Sang
ster has appointed +. T.. Corbett, county
treasurer TO fiji the uneXpiroi term of his
brother, V. =. Corbett, deceased. and ne has
qualified and given bond i'm the sum of 49,
0Go. with VIM. Cogan, Samuel Baker. 6. II.
Corbett and /. c. O'Neal as sureties.-Gu-
-Syfe
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Retail Prices. Center Market.

MEAT Beef, porter house, 20a25 per 10: sirloin,
20 round, Is; roasting pieces 20a25; corned, l0aI5
dried, 20 sliced, p; chipped, 30; Pork, loa2g:
I5a25; Dried Beef, 2a25: Hams, whole ~: cut Isl
sliced, Is; Middlngs, Is; cut, l6; Tongues, 5Oa60
each; Lard, lSc. per ID.
fIsH.-Rock, S5ai0 per bunch: Perch, 35a4O per
bunch; Catfish, % per bunch; Halibut, % per lb
Perch. yellow, 80 per punch; Shad 3la5c per pair;
Herring, Is cts. per bunch; Shepherd, 7sal 90
Salmon, California; l0a50c. persib.; Salt Wafer
Tayl ers 40a:Oc Cod, l21aal5 per h.; Lobster, Is
CLAIMS, / 90 per 100.
YEGETABLEs.-Potatoes, Irish, 40 per PIX; sweet
On per PIX; Bermuda Onions, per PIX; spring do,
per bunch; Cabbage sprouts 90 per PIX Lettuce Bald
pei head; Raddish, per bunch; kale, % per peck;
Asparagus, saS per bunch; Peas, 50 per peck. To
matOts- 70 per box, g per peck.
RUITs-Oranges, 2DaS5 per dozen; Lemons, 20aSi
per dozen; Apples, cooking Si0 per PIX; eating 5Oa6
per PIX; Pine apples, 25a40 each; Cocoanuts, salt
each; Strawberries, sal2c per quart
DRIED Il RUITS.-Apples, l0al2 per ponnd; Peaches
peeled, So unpeeled, Is; Blackberries, 10; Cher
BUTTER Philadelphia print, 30 per h.. New
York Creamery, 40; choice roll, ~; fair do 25a35
Eggs, 23a25 per dozen; Cheese, 20a25 per ID.
POULTRY.-Chckens, live, 25al 30 per pair; do
dressed a 80 per pair; do. pring 81 per dOZ.
Ducks, ga 81 per pair.
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RUSH FOR THE SAN JUAN GOLD FIELDS
\ dlSpatch TO the Philadelphia Press from
South Pueblo, Colorado, says :-..HundredS
S gre oItnttlhs ana organizing to start for the
san Juan gold fields. Stories of fabuIons
strikes are coming in every day. One has
recently been taken out which ASSAYS over
S9y,OOo per ton. The rush for this section
exceeds anything ever before seen i'm Colo
rados mining history. An immense amount
OF machinery has just arrived via the mar
row gauge, aud is being shipped by teams
eTai Van Giesen, who is about erecting LARGO
reduction WOrkS.v o - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-03

SEQ TO IT.-An old friend of Theodore
IlItons met him on the street Just after the
ueIlVeTy OF Judge Porter's hottest fire, aud
the following brief but pitby convers3 ton
ensued: NA''''4oh
TiliOn's Friend.-HOw under the sun do
you manage to keep cool and keep your tenn
per while Judge Porter piles up the epithets
AGAINST you, and shakes his fist in your
Tjlton.-O, I've been used TO that sort of
", y Sunday Pdpe,
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a INTERVENING EVENT transpired on
rlday at La Crosse, Wis, where fiftv Win
law in abandoning their tribal relations and
accepting the customs of civilization, made
thelr appearance at the Land Office and pro-
SeeuSu 70 enter forty acres of land each un-
der the Homestead act The land is Ioootat
near the Black River Falls, Wis, and the
Indians will at once occupy their new nos
sessions, where they will erect farm honses.
generic habits OF their race ~ viz
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g. a KANSAS COMMUNITY DECLARED TO RE
SQUATIERs.-Wallace Kansas, is partly
situated ON a government reservation and
ORDERS nave been issued by the department
commander notifying to nearly all the resi-
oehts OF ue place that they are souatters.
ahd must leave by the 18th of June. The
ROAD depot, VIII have to be removed under
the order. ~ 'i
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the copa IT.
l Dership heretofore existing between the under
signed, trading under the name and style of
MULDOON & CARLFY
is this lst day Of June, 1875, dissolved by mutual
consent.
All debts of the firm will be paid by FELIX
MULDOON, and all debts due the late firm will br
Drawn pay able TO FELIX MULDOON.
FEJIX MULDOON,
Je26t' WM GALLEY
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Il
Yesterday after our report closet the fol-
lowing cases were heard: Hulbird. adj
illustrator, against Glenn; order disTnissing
bill Talbert against Talbert; order Of refer
ence TO examiner. OTutt against King; order
overriding motion TO vacate Auditors report.
Cater, ct al, against Fletcher, et al;
Fletcher TO his wife and for sale. Libbey
against Sibley; order of reference To exami-
ner. Harris against Johnson; decision in
behalf OF complainant.
CIRCUIT CoCRT-,Jt,doe RtuaphTelEs.
To-day the case of Beall against the BaIti-
more and Ohio Company was resumed, and
after argument, given TO thejGry, VINO found
a verdict for plaintiff for COCO. Hoyey A
Co., against Mr.. Hingley; motion for new
trial fled. The case OF A brams against Lin
coin and Willard and De Wandnlaer was re-
Sumed, and The plaintiff discontinued the
case a. to the last named.
POLICE CoURT-Juolge Smell.
To-day, Willie Rouser was charged with
assault and battery with intent to kill
waiter Green. This was q quarrel between
two newsboys, which grew out of a dispute
as 10 priority in getting papers at THE STAR
Rouser Knocked Green down with a stone,
cutting his head severely, from the effects
OF which he has been lad up i'm bed for sew
eral weeks. Dr. Thompson testified that the
skull of Green was fractured, making a very
dangerous wound; a piece of the skull was
pressed against the brain, but by careful
treatment he had recovered, and seems to
be perfectly well. DIR. Winter gave similar
testimony; continued for further testimony
YESTERDAYS CUTTING AND SHOOTING Ar
FRAY.
VIM. Hubb|ll was charged with assault
and battery with intent to Kill II. X. Wilson
This is the case Of cutting and shooting, re-
ferTed 10 the THE STAR of yesterday. HUI
bell was held 10 await the results of Wilson
injuries.
ALL SORTS.
Angclitta Allen, larceny OF - lawful
money Of the United States; spa or thirty
days. James L. FoU tame, charged with Oh
structing the sidewalk at Center market. no
space being assigned 10 him; 40. Appeal
taken. Similar case was brought against
him in which he was also fined so. Peter
DAILY, loud and bOisterOus talking on the
street; s.. Theodore Thomas. forfeited. The
odCre Addison, forfeited collateral. Alex
ander Brooks, disorderly; -. Clement
Washington, profane; -. Henry Steiuhard,
throwing stones; forfeited collateral. Patrick
Burke, double listed vagrant pleaded
guilty, and was sent down. Mary Welch a
prostitute and vagrant, was sent down.
DICKSON II PATTERSON pay the highest
prices for }-G5 bonds and certificates.
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oTREET-CAR TRANSFERS. A LADY, and
gentleman paid their fare, including a trans
der, on buIaio street-car, but on changing
cars the second conductor was not notjfied
and they were expelled. A Jury has now
gwen them 500 damages against the Buffalo
East sue railroad company; but the report
OF me case does not enable us TO state
whether this company were the PRINCIPALS
behlnd The first or the second conductor
Mr.. JOHN T. FORD has been selected nc
Inc foreman of the grand Jury of the JTniIed
states court. Mr. Ford has had great expe-
rience as the foreman of the grand juries of
lhe criminal court, and viii serve with
credit IN the new capacity.-Bdn. San.
81 Somebody very much i'm want of rones
mas stolen those used for lowering collins in
the Jersey City cemetery.
- Retail dealers in New York report much
larger sales this spring than during the same
period last year. and the cry OF shard times,
is much fainter than in the past.
DAs a preliminary step towards the
abatement OF crime. Hartford, Conn, has
abolished its detective police force.-M Y.
HOTtd
The RI Rev. j. j. Kahn, the new bishop
OF wheeling, is the youngest bishop in the
world; He was born in Martinsburg, w. Va,
III lS42, which makes him about 80 years old
~ Horace N. Weld, for nine wears en-
pioyed in the post Office at Boston was ar
rested Saturday on the charge of stealing
money from registered letters.
A. The house OF Mr.. Van Nicer, near On
tario. was destroyed by fire on SATURDAY.
night last. Three OF his children persisted in
the flames.
@Mr. Curiiffe owen and Mr.. Stewart
SsDdfoid, the English commissioners to tina
centennial. arrived in Philadelphia yester-
day, and were ENTERTAINERS at the Union club
last night.
KEA Charleston (S, C.) dispatch states
Ihat funding of the state debt goes on rapid
~, Ibe amount already funded being six mil
hon dollars or atout one half the entire