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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LourS-steamer John P Tolle- ITO bales cot.
ton ~ SKIS cotton seed 3ib2 bbls -four 225 half bbs
hour 376 bbls pork 3i9 obs meal 1918 corn l0L6
SKIS bran ll9 SKIS Gate and sundry produce
ST LOulS-SteameI City OF Quiney-l039 bales
cotton 176 bbs hour $50 bbls meal "A bbls whisky
50 bbs oil 1881 aka corn 2l5 axis oats l6 cks meat
and sundry produce
CROSSE TBTB RAILROAD Steamer L Hodae-
SO bales cet0n SOS ska cotton seed 38l hhds sugar
il29 bbls molasses 10 half bills molasses 10 bbls
syrup and sundries
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Robert Young-l20 hbds
sugsI 366 obls nolsA hall bbs molasses $50 SKIS
rough rice and sundries
observation-disclosures John Howard-232o
bales cotton aud sundries
MISUNDERSTANDING Assumption AT hhds of
sugar 838 bbls molasses and sundIies
LOWER COAbf-Stoamer Fraser-24 hhds
sugar and suhdries
ANTE RIvER-steamer Alice-33 bales cotton
snd sundries
LOWER COAST--Steamer George spangler--22
hhde sugar % obls m0iaaaos and sundries
ST yAMks-Steamer Mary Ida 100 hhds sugar
3A bbls molasses half Dbl molAsses bills sugar 50
sks rough rice aud suDdnos
LOWER COAST-Steamer at Mary-lJ2 hhds
sugar l6l bills molasses 81 bbls rice end aundrios
LOWER COABi--Dcamer Favorlto- 20 hbdn of
sufAr Is bbs molassea bbls rice and sundries
ST JAMR s-steamef Wswenock-19 bbls molaases
w 90 r9uxh rice md sundrtss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. henry Tets--3sI
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CONSTABLES' SALES.
Edward Hansen VS.. J. RigOmar-First
Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans, No.

hdward nansen vs.. D. RtGOmar-First
Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans, No.
$50
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF PIERI FACIAS To
II mo directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston, first
Justice Of tbs peace In and for the pa ish of O
leans have sez d aud will proceed sell at pus-
nc auction. at the Merehanis and Auctioneers'
Exchange, on Regal street, between Customhonse
and Canal strsets, On TUESDAY. January II, 1876
at twelve O'Clock H., the following described prop
erty, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the i'm
proveDents thereon, with eli the rights ways and
privis9es sppertsining thereto. IN the second .
triet " this city. IN square bounded by Where,
tsplanade, Bayou ROAD and Plsuche atreets meas.
uring 20 feet inches lines front on Where street,
by rs feet inches lines fronting part on the
opening OF BarrAcks street and part on the line
which divides from lot No. 3D, 81 feet inches
ON the line diviSing 1t from lot No o. and Al feet
nchss lines on the rear liie.
Seized In the above entitled and numb@ red suit
Te,ms-Cash on tue day Of sale in United states
treasury notes. -
del0 jail ii II. OyULLIvAN. Copstsble.
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MEDICAL.
MtUIUAI,
r WAssERZUG, NJ. D.,
DIPLOMAS FROM POLAND AND THIS COUNTRY
may be seen at his office,

II ,
may be at his office,
M. 1875 Canal street. First Floor.
When You have tried all other means and OK
haisted the skill Of medical pract TONERS consult
Those who have been injuriously treated or suf.
Ter IT m the PAINFUL effects of nier. ury or other
mineral pGispns, "r those who may be deemed IN.
durable will seldom ia to obtain 3! g DIV and perma-
nent relief BY the use of the Polish remedies.
CATARRH, IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES,
Scorbutic Eruptons, Bitches of the skin Ulcer.
ated Legs Cancers, Tumors, skin Diseases of every
complaint Asthma, Dysentery, Piles Fits, ali Lung
diseases, every cum, lant of Kidneys Gravel, etc.
most successful ly treated by i,h, 3. WAsSkaZUd
who has had practice and ex erience in the worst
stages OF diseases in his country Poland.
To nervous uterers, afH cited Il it'll the following
sympt0ms: Pam depression, wind In the stomach
eyes, dimness of sight, body depressed m nd con
fused beating of the heart, strange ears d slike
OF daily occuI alton as vel of roc ety. blood
rushing to the head, confusion of IDEAS when neg.
lected result in Decline onsum pt on and lnsap ~
All Female Diseases ate ded to.
The action q the Polish rerned and the benefit
derived from their use exceeds belief No language
can convey an adequate idea Of the immediate aud
marvel aus changes produced by Their use The
mental and ply sica symptoms of decay so promptly
yield to Their influence that every sym ptnm If ner
body becomes rebraced, enlivened and restored tDe
stopping, trembling, timid, care worn ctm of de.
preston, languOr and debility, wretchedness and
dependency De- becomes bright elevated and cheer.
move with hrn, elastic step.
OFFICE hOuRS-From A. NJ. to l p NJ aed 3:3O
to $3.50 P. NJ. Sunday same.
DIR. wAssERzUG,
No 1856 Canal street
SPECIAL NOTICE-Tape Worm expelled in three
hours oca iy
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POUND NOTICES,

DEPARTMENT OF POLICk, I
New Orleans December 4, 1876
WAS BROUGHT TO THB SIXTH DISTRICT
w pound on Jersey. between vsence and Bor.
deaux streets, on Sov. mber 30, 1875
ONE RED AND WHITE COW, white tail, and ear
cut,
Which, if not claimed within 6ve days and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auc.
tion at said pound, on FRIDAY, December TO-
1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
No. 83-dt5td d. MCCARTHY, Administrator.
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COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EvKxIS.,. December = 1875
COTTON-The sales O.day en- braced 1000 bales at
prices requiring no change in our quotations We
give also the figures and report OF the Exchange,
as below:
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Abraham Lehman VS.. Mrs. VI. Ben
Wife Of J, Benedict

EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE ?
Il of orleans, No. 1896 BY virtue OF a
se zure aud sale to me directed by tie hO-
the Fourth District Court for the par
orlea $, in the above entitled eau
will proceed TO sell at public auction, at tb
chants and AuCtioneers' Exchange ROYAL
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets
Second District Of this city, on TUhSpA
uarv II, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the 10.
described property. to wit
A CEkrAlN LUI OF GROUND, with the
tngs and improvements thereon, sliuafed
FIRST District of this city, IN the square b
by Calliope, Camp, 81. CHARLES and De0Id
aud Tiroi circle, designated by the NUM-
on plan deposited in the Office Of A Nal
late notary public in hi. city, aud Ht
thirty five feet front oil Calliope street,
hundred and ore feet in depth, between ?
lines. Being the same property acquired
defendant herein from Mrs. y. McLeary BY
passed before William Shannon, late notar
lie in this city. on the eleventh Of JuLe, la4
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAy
delO 10 26 i,ll Civil Sheriff of the Parish of d
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Stock on hand and on shipboard .........
Stock on hand same time last year. ....,..

To-days exports were to Bremen.
Receipts proper since last evening $40 bales,
making an aggregate since Friday of A Asa bales
against 36 Gas last week aud AZ, 445 last year and
year-increase 20 $685.
-. The Exchange te g make the receipts at
2l816 bales against 20 200 last week and 26 800 ast
and since Friday IA 084 bales against 35 4I3
last week and l+7,7S4 last year TOTAL since August
Deoembe. last year Excluding the above 2s SOY
increase I66, 77l.
E1ports tfriday to Wednesday inclusive) to Great
itain a, 1853 bales, against rs 594 last week and
against 90 3s2 last week and % 6as last YEAR ''
Ss4 s3l bales against 594 s26 last week and 6s7 825
last year.
TOBACCO-we did not hear of transaction to-
Gay. The amount on sale is estimated at 225
hhes. We continue to quote as follows: Low Tugs
717hc; good l.. $685.; low leaf ss Owe; medium 1870
last evening pone; exported none; stock on hand
BY our running y sts, sment 2e2s hhds.
ports prices unchanged. Aggregate stocks at
New York, Baltimore AID New Orleans at the
Soss e. B h9a' d
1888 AL last year decrease A ,929.
FKklGHTs-Yesterday we reported ship for
and one for Cork for orders at sd if for Liverpool
lsc If for Havre and II led If Tor the continent
By at to h Is IL
YORK, Nc; to New York Nc; to Boston, Providence
Fall River. via New York, &c; to Philadelphia Lei
YorE. 90 as y bb rice 81 IS y Dbl. " Wv
By sailTCotton 70 Liverpool nd; to Havre sls
a!Ac to Bremen ] Ice; to Antwerp u Nc; TO Genoa
l6c; to Rouen lie. to Revel 81 sd; sugar
to New York - 5O15 y hid; molasses s so y Dbl
SU6AR-The receipts this morning were confined
tn 8s4 hhds. We note . good demand today
and the Receipts ali sold at; Inferior is quoted
st 4h0shg common 5aa 6ci good commoa
6sc; fair 8 1 06Sc; good fair en- a6ac; fully tair
s0:tc; prime 7s91kc; choice 1ae; gray cal.
hed ~ G8kc; choice yellow clarified Il 69c of
n.
MOLAssEs-Only TO bbls came in this morning.
The market is quiet and weak to-day, in sympst6y
with New York, where . decline of &c p gallon i
reported. Most Of the receipts sold Al 2003Or
for inferior; 25O38c for cen rifugal; 30d35c fr
common: 36038c for good common; 40a42c for
faii; 4314Sc for prime; 47049c for strictly PRIME
and ooG5le for choice. some prime iermentiug
sold ~ 40c " gallon,
FLOOR-0ood stock on hand but only . local de.
maud, and the ssies srs confined to $500 bbls, Of
whict 100 superne - IS; 50 low treble extra at
y DO ct %: 50 choice extra ct e6 90 50 ct IS q;
20 do Af % 30 1s0 end l3e 1t % 10; rs and rs
- Isl 100 and Is ct o. 100 and son bbls on private
eer9s- Common 2 quoted at % IS; sup<rdae o.
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hhds sugar $50 bbls molasses 10 half bbs molasees
$50 sks rough rice and sundries
YAZ0O RIVER-Steamer Home-643 bales cotton
2085 SKIS cotton seed loo sks corn and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
December 9-267 bales Nnrron SKIS seed cotton 254
hhds sugar bbs sugar 4O8 bbs molasses bbls rice
l6i skis rough rice los head cattle and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, De-
cem0er 9-l35 bales cotton % ties lard 10 tcs hams
and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Decem
Der 9l26 hhds sugar $50 bbls mOiasses and snndres
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No. 80 900.
by VINCENT d Coz. VINCENT, AUG.
ID tiOneer.-Will he sold. on THURSDAY, deem.
Der % 1873, at II A. NJ. at tn resid, nee cor
ner OF Fourth aud coliseum stGeets, " virtue of
an r er from the honorable the judge of the \ &.
ond Iii. tiict Court for patish of Orleans dated
December 8, 1875. No 1900, In the matter of the
su, ces sion of W G. Robinson d-neased-
THE tSTIRE HOUSEHOLD AND XII -CHRN FIR.
NrTNRE consistin ofturnituIe of best class; also,
SiLvEaWARE and va ipus effects al d fine OIL
PAINTINGS bv Cooper and other masters, and a
sell CT ed LIBRARY.
Terms-Cash on the spot. delO is %
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEw'oRLEANs REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,

fnVlsEI'Ni NENIN'T, Deoer1foe1 '010'
The bank reported moderate demand for dis
counts, and on the street there was less lnouiiv
with ali easier market. We noticed a fair move
ment IN gold. which was again lower than the
New York selling rates Foreign exchange was
higher, while transac lions in New York sight were
mod crate at about yesterdays quotations. There
more movemert III stocks. al mproved figures
for some bank shares City bonds were quiet and
unchanged. New STATE consols sold at an advance
The New Orleans CITY Railroad Company has de-
cared quart, rly dividend of So z share paya-
bic and after the first prov mo
We continue to quote exec pit onal paper at 9dl0
Y cent v annuni; Al DO at Pa. and second
Grade at 1913. Fist class mortgages rule at 9
dlo y cent p annum second grade are entirely
nominal
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Marlin Kramer vs.. John schr0ede
DOrothea Schroeder.
EouRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l. of Orleans, No. 1884 BY virtue Of
of seizure ana sale TO me directed by t E lo1
the Fourth istrict Court for tue parish OF Y
in the above entitled cause. l will proceed
at public auction, at the Merchants aud \
GERS exchange, Royal street, between ta1
Customhouse streets, in tue Second Ds'I
this city, on TUESDAY, January II, 1875, al
o'clock NJ, the following described prep1
wit
THB UNDIVIDED THREE FouRTHs OF |
LOTS OF GkOUNO, together with the By
the reon, and appurteDanees theIeuDto bel
situated in the First District Of this city, an
mated by the numbers one, two and three
square bounded BY Roman, Prieur, Hevl1
Lafa,ette) aud Poydras streets, on aIErl
nexed to an act passed before 4. o. StaIk
public, in this cry, on the tenth of JuIl
which lots of ground measure, to wit
LOT NUMBER ONE, forming the corner !
or Lafayette and Roman streets, tweniyni
nine inches three lines front on the iOlI
ninety' three feet ten inches front Oh the
said two streets, ainety one feet five incl
lines in depth Oh the line of lot number 4
twei ty-nine feet nine inches six lines IN
the rear.
LOT NUMBER Two, renty.nine feet min
one line front on Hesia OF Lafayette .
twenty -uine Get nine inches seven lines
In the rear, by depth OF nj ety-one
inches four lines en- the line Of lot nun
and OF eigh y.nine feet nine iuch, one LIN
line of lot number two and lot num~
twenty nine ieet nine inches one line front
street, twenty.nine feet t. n inches in the
hundred and eighteen feet Six lines in depI
line against Piieur street, and ONE hun.
nineteen feet nine inches one line agaiDs'
stIeet.
The above desc ribed lots of ground VI
chased by said John Schroeder during
munity which existed between him and
Lunsemann, his deceased wife, tn wit:
Der three, from Christian J. Mathes, pei
ecnted on the thirteenth OF January, lSs
William Caste II, notary public in this
numb.r two, from George Bernard, Pc.
ecuted on the ninth Of November, lS,
Michael Hahn, then notary public in
and lot numb.r one from Jacob KuhDer
executed on the twelfth of May 1854, bel9
stark, notary public in this city. And
property bel0Lgs now for one-half TO
Schroeder, as partner in community OIL
deceased wife, and for one fourth TO
Dorothes Schroeder. in her caps city Of
Jointly with her sister, Wilhelmina schI9
the said Mrs. Cath Arins Schroeder, their
mother
seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
ElGENR WAGGAhi
delo 81 % jail Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.
ED................... ....... WANTED

Occupants for q large, handsomely furnished
PARLOa AND BEDROOM. en- suite also for one or
the m0st desirable part Of Canal street. Terms
reasOnab e. Apply at No 1872 Canal street. corner
of Dryad-s. entrance No. Dryades street. Refer
ences required. no2l mt
LCOR RENT.-PARr OF A FURNISHED HOUSE
II tn rent suitable tor q small family or one OF
tive gentlemen. No. 484 Magazine street Ocl7
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IMPORT

HAVANA-stesmship MaTgsret-l4OO bxs sugar
cases cigars
RUATAN iSLAND-Schooner Martha-1OO0 cocoa
nuts 26O0 punches bananas 20eO plantaips
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CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE |
- of Orleans, No. 1894 BY virtue of
beri facias TO me directed by the hG
the sixth District Court for the parish of(
in the above entitled cause, ! will proceed
at public auction, at the Merchants and A
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between tar
CnstOmhouse streets, In the Second ps
this city, on TiESDAY. Jauusry II, 1876, at
o'clock n, the following described prop
wit
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION or GR
together with all aud singular the buildn
mpiOvemOnts thereon and appurienances /
situated i'll the Second District of thls
square numter thirty.nins. bounded bf
Gus u house, Broad and White streets, sal
or poi on of ground leing composed Of t1t
of lot lumber twenty nine and the rear
lots numbers Thirty four, thirty five and TIN
0n plan drawn by Y. N. Tourne, arrhtteC
March Is. 1864, deposited in the office u
tgner, late notary public in this ctts
number seventy nine and measuring acc
10 "a skt tch made by Louis H. Pile late SUI
On the nineteenth OF Angus, 1868, and aunt
an act Of mortgage from he defendant be
CHARLES G. L. Baquie, pass, d before said y
tary NJ gDer, on tn. fifteenth of March, lSts
feet front on Canal street, by IA DE- pth, y
parallel lines, of two hundred and eight feel
inches. Being the same Or pertv acquired
de endanI herein by purchase from L.ufe
lnd u and he estate If Mos. Mllaudon,
pss sed before sad late notary MagneT
nineteenth of Anvil. 1861
Seized in the above suit
1eIms-Cash on the spot.
tCGENE WAGGAMAA
delO 10 l6 ialJ Civil Sbar;H of tho parrish Of n
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AUCTION SALES.
By r. M. & B. J. Montgomery.
u NJ. d II. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL. AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE,
ONCE ArmOry Hail. Nh. ~ Camn Street

TTi.weekly sales of every description of house
hold furniture, Mirrors, Pianos tarpets, Mattresses
etc, on tuesdays, rBUhSDAYS and SATURDAYS
at Auction Room, No. 60 Camp street, commencing
at IL A. NJ.
Semi weekly sales of Horses, Mules, Bugges Car
riages, ETC. at sales stables No. 20 BarOnne street
near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
commencing at IL A. Nj
Out door sales of every description promptly at
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales of real estate
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of New Furni
ture of every variety to be found in the city, al
their show rooms Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp street.
Being the largest and Oldest establishment of the
kind in the south, they solicit a portion of the
public patronage both in their line as auctioneers
and dealers iSl furniture. ial ly
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have examined the within and foreg ling act of
incorporation and am of the opinion that the pur-
pose ana ohJects OF said corporation specified
eaid act are legal and that none of the sons
therein contained are contrary to law.
JOHN MCPHBLIN,
District Attorney, Frst Judicial District.
New Orleans, December 2, 1875.
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meteorological and River Report,


The following statement of the weather
ami rivers is furnished by the Signal Service
office stationed at New Orleans:
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the undersigned deputy recoi der of mortgages
In and fol the city and parish of Orleans State OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the wiihil and
foregoing act of Incorporation Uf he Home .,ie
Shoe and Clothing Manufacturing Company, was
this day duly recorded IN nv office, accOrdina to
law In book No tl8, iolios 1913 724 and 725
New Orleans, D-ct - arg 1875
ds5 DARCANTEL, Deputy Recorder
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General Exchange
quotations. quotations

The market opened vi b good inquiry, bur the
movement was checked by the unsatisfactory as
sortmeut Offering and he stringent pret-nsions of
factors tor The kinds most in request. The sales
up 10 noon consequently hardly exceeded 1890
bales, after which parties came together more
FIRE. ~ and additional transactions were reported
to the extent of 6l00 bales making total,
noted above of 7oGG. Prices tXhbl ed some irregu.
lsrity, the better qualities being generally steady
while the lower grades sold at prstts Nide range,
outside fisnres being res lized in some cases and
were encouraging. Liverpool being reported firm
at previous rates, with sales of Il ID bales and
New York 81 ally and firm for spots and l-32 a sc
higher for futu es.
We eondeuse the following rom the crop rppor.
posted on the blackhoards Ut tie Cot on tychbnge
AUGUSTA GorToS EXCHANGE, b cembcr G. 1875.
Rep TT for November, based on fifty 70 repliest
from twenty-siN counties. Average date OF re.
plies, November 80.
The weather since November has not been
qui as ia 'rahle 'Or gathering the crop as la,b
year owing to more frequent rains during the las5
half month.
An average o. about ninety three rer cent of
ihe ron Is torted as picked, aid all will be,
should be, gathered by December Is, if tended to.
Two counties only re art small increase over
last year; the b Ian a decrease rang Dg from 10
yield OF leas0 y cent less than last ear.
While the quantity Of seed cotton picked has in
many localities exceeded the expectation Ct a
month age, the yield of int or marketable cotton
has not been incr. ased 1t is almost universally
cotton to make pound of lint than last year.
The proportion of low grades and stained cottons
10 unutuAlly large.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared before to-day's expOrts) 10 259
bales embracing 3,4I9 for Liverpool, 29Bls for
Havre, 1881 for the North sea, 56l8 for Bremen
355 Tor Spain, 1856 for the Mediterranean and
SAL for coastwise ports leaving presses accord.
ing to it's q count at 70 NJ. i3l 1852 baips. If we
deduct from this the amount sold but not vet
delivered, the balauce will be about 90 600 bales
to represent the quantity unsold, a large pait of
which is withheld from the market. In transit
not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports, "sales 1850 bales Mar.
FIRM
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fcoNrNuEp FROM FIRST PAGE.
A BiGamy Trial in Utah.

sentenced the prisoner to the penlt-ntiary
for fourteen years and eleven months, tn.
limit of the law.
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NOTARIES,

A HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF pRRps
Once No. ~ Commercial Place.
Passports procured wIeh dispatch. and prompt
attention given to all auN
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Fieii FaciRs against II. ID. Il W. II, d
man-1n the matt-r of the Second ORA
District praying for the homologatop d

Hkkt-Rment rO l.
SUPERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE P.
y of orleans. No. 1888 (Nos t86 and {
the snerlti'- ducket) BY virtue of two
of ticri facias against II. b q W. r.
man, 10 me directed by the honoraE-
superior District Court for the parish Of or
in the above entitled cause, will proceed
at public auction, al the Merchants and An
GERS j. change, ROYAL street, between Cana
'tstomhouse streets, in the Second district d
city, on FRIDAY. uecember 10, lB,5, at /,
o'clock NJ, the following described prcpr
wit
/. SQUARE NUMBER TWO HUNDRED
EIGHTY A, AND IMPROVEMENTS in the
en- District, bounded b, and measuring
hundred feet on each Clay Laurel Grove sIt,
and Strilitz stie-ts.
SQUARE NUMBER TWO HUNDRED
ElGHlY b AND IMPROVEMENTS in the
enth District, bounded by and measuring
hundred feet on e,ch Clay, Laurel Grove,
teenth and Steilitz al ee's.
seized in the above suit.
Terms-Lash on the spot
ErGENE WAGGAMAy
no9 81 delO Civil Sheriff of the Par. IA of = Ii
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pNSTAH

9 Morgan
&.-SecOnd
ns, MS. II
ul OF Tw
directed
xice Of the
~ the sb
leu at pub
.Htt, betw.
III. Decemb
RsnsTs OF
lAM BRA.
0e above d
A on the |
u J0HA
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EXPORTS.

notwithstanding San Jacinto--26l0 bales
cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Palma-l5OO axis corn Is
sks oats 80 bbs -four Is bills pork
NASSAU-Sch0Oner Amelia Ann-32 bbls -four 50
SKIS eorh kegs lard kegs butter tire shoulders
10 pkgs sundries 1000 feet lumber
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D II Ingraham-300 tons
coal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
RIVER REPORTS P. N.

Below nigh water mark of 1874.