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EUGENE WAGGAMAE
iva aul "a Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
The City OF New Orleaus x~. Ju,e, e..
LevOis.

SUPERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No; &c, 42l;-By virtue of a writ Of
heri facias to me directed by the honorable the Su
the above entitled cause. for city taxes of 1874
VIII proceed to sell at public Auction at the Mer-
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
second District of this city. on TUESDAY, Au.
gust r. 1879. at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following
described property. to wit
4, THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situa ed in
the First District of this city in square number
three hundred and thirty eight, bounded bv Lib
efty, Gasquet, Marais and Common streets desie-
mated as lots numbers twenty-five to TWEEN y-four,
measuring seventy-two feet on Liberty street, BY
one hundred and twenty seven feet IN depth
Seized in the above uit
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGENAN
jy2i aul "a Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orlaana
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SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ ~ OF orleans, No. 76..27-By virtue of a writ
OF. OF men 1aclas to me directed by the honorable
me superior District Court for the psrish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause for CIT =,
aaxes OF 1874 ! wi proceed 10 sell at public
Exchange. Royal street. between Cana and
Customhouss streets. in the Second District of this
Guy, on TUESDAY: August "a. 1875, at tveive
wit 0u property. 20
:. ONE CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. Situated
har .ns second district Of this city. in square mum.
a sa Dauphlne streets, designated as lot number
zen measuring forty seven feet on ST. Louis street
Seized in the above suit ~ Oop'''
TeEms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Jyz4 aul ~ Civil Sheriff of tie Parrish ~ O,is,r.
The City Of New Orleans rs. - M. n,
Zadick.

NC Sity Oh New Orleans Is, " iliium
Zadck.
SuPkRlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. .32S7--By virtue of 3 writ
OF heri facias to NE directed NV The 49,
oIable the Superior District Court for The nav.
s OF Orleans. in the above entitled cause
LOT , city taxes of 1874, will proceed 10
aionesrs k1change Royal street. between Canal
Of thus o31 streets the Second District
ertv to wit AA ~osSAiDou prop
=, ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sitpa.aa +,
.no tlrst District of this city, in square numher
C 0ne nundred and sixty five, bounded by Povdras
G 10 Msgaz!ne and Natchez streets designated
feet three inches on Poydras rest NV eai.yregnt
feet ten inches in depth 'i'"e
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot =.
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Neteorological Rep0fts

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OssknvRn.
New Orleans, July -. 1875. J
The following is the report of the weather
and vera al 3:43 2. NJ. ioca! time. to-day:
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The Confederate ram Nerrimac is to be
raised from Hampton Roads for the iron
shat il 0n-him
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Low lnlOQllng 500 at l3C and strict low
middllng at l31tc. but the reduction il
quotations is predicated more on the state
of the market and the prices at which
purchases could be made than on the few
sales. A part Of the stock unsold is held
tor future Instructions. q part would be
sold at satisfactory prices. but is held fol
the present above the ruling rates, and a
part is pressing on the market. under or
ders to close consignments. the last portion
being considerably in excess of the limited
demand. and exciting a constant clearing
influence. Under such circumstances it il
not surprising that with further decline
IN gold and foreign exchange, prices should
have continued their downward tendency.
The receipts of new crop to date embrace
bales, of which from the Rio Grande, I
from Central Texas and from Louisiana.
against I last year. all from the Rio
Grande.
The sales of the past three days sum no
304 bales az on Wednesday, l47 yesterday,
and 80 to day.. making an aggregate for
the week of SIG bales, against 1850 last
week, ard 5000 the week before.
Weeks receipts 430 bales, embracing 81
from other delivery ports (of which 9
from Mobile and l2 from Texas) and 400
proper. against co. proper last week end
1853 last year. Total proper since August
II, 994,ll4 bales, against 1.2l2 94s last
year-decrease $3.50.
The exports comprise 1856 bales. EN-.
bracing 1875 to Vera Cruz and 1871 to New
York, to which We have added G BY rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from 12 NJ. yesterday to
II NJ. to-day 563 bales, against go last
week and SS3 last year, and since Friday
1888 bales, against 4Ol8 last week and 5637
last year; total since August 81. 3,45O, sos
bales, against 3,734.372 up to Thursday
noon, July g. last year Excluding the above
883)-decrease 283, 767.
Exports. Friday to Thursday, inclusive,
to Great Britain 260l bales, against 9ll7 last
week and 16, GAG last year. and to tho CONT
nent, 3274 bales. against 577229 last week and
2796 last year.
Stocks az all the delivery ports made up
to IL NJ. 135. 342 bales, against l46,Sl6 last
week, and Isl. 1892 last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
1918 bales. against $40 last week
and IA last year: the shipments 2IlS
bales, against 1924 last week and 1923 last
year. and the stocks ll.2SI bales, against
3,24S last week and 26OIO last year,
Compared With last year. this shows an
Increase of :;Ol bales in the receipts aud
decrease Of los in the shipments and 1929
q the stocks.
The amour, on shipboard not cleared.
'0lng on board, and engaged for shipment,
vas set down at the opening this morn
ng at $500 bales. embracing 1900 for
liverpool. 1900 for Havre and 500 for
he North, which, when deducted from
he stock on hand by our running state
nent yesterday evening, leaves 2O,1OO
ales to represent the quantity at the |
anding and in presses unsold OF awaiting |
rders.
The Exchange reports: 'Sales IS bales:
uotations nominal" Its figures are re-
uced &c.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Nicholas Conneil W. Mrs. Sarah Boo,h.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= OF Orleans, No. 5626.-By virtue of q writ Of
seizure and salete me directed by the honorable
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell
at public auction. at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Cnstomhouse streets. in the Second District Of
this city. on TUESDAY. August "a. 1875 at twelve
clock ~. the following described property, to
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND. designated as num.
ber two hundred and seventy seven, situated in
bounded by Liberty Gate st. Andrew, St. George
Washington and Fourth streets, measuring three
hundred feet on Washington and Fourth streets.
BY two hundred and Fifty feet on Liberty and ST.
George streets. Purchased by defendant herein
from Jesse Gilmore, as per act before John f.
8 1860.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
y2s aul II Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana
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l SoneuLucU ~ AculuAL, ADT1Qam
q Cos cotton mill. ilso-l,l4s,22l
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared % 500
Stock same time last year,. ...,....... % BAG
The amount set down for to-days ex-
ports were by rail-
bales, against l6a on last Friday and
273 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three
days and tor the year and for the three
days' exports and receipts, SEQ above report.
ToBACCo-The only sale reported to- day
was hid at zoe. The previous accounts
OF serious injury to the Western crop from
excessive rains have been corroborated and
to-day the dispatches report still heavier
storm on the Ohio. which makes factors
more stringent in their pretentions. but for
the present we omit quotations
FREIGHTs-The market continues dull,
but with the limited supply of tonnage
masters are more stringent in their preten.
tensions and a vessel could hardly be had
under ZIG q ed for Liverpool. and 1c for
Hayre. Grain could have been shipped to
the former port at Sd, but masters now talk
of l0d. For reference we repeat our pre-.
yious quotations. as follows:
By steam-C0tton to Liverpool "a sd:
to Boston tvia New York; zsc; to Providence
and Fall River 1850; to NewYork SC: to
Philadelphia 10.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool ed: to Havre
l5-16c: to Providence and Fall River 9-l6o.
SUGAR - There were no receipts this l
morning, and there was only a small job
trade; but the market is firm, under North
err advices, announcing an improvement
of '2c. Several grocers were looking
around, and $50 bids sold to grocers on
private terms, and % hhds centrifugal
sold to q grocer at gao y Il. We quote
as des ale job rates Sac for good com
for yellow clarified, and IO,s q lie y is for
white clarified. Stock in the sheds, on
the twenty-third instant, 1868 hhds; on the |
landing 300 hide
MoLAssEs-None coming in. and little or |
nothing doing. We continue to quote AZ
dealers job price,: 40045c for common; |
80 q 55c for fair: So 200 for prime; 60 062c |
for strictly prime. and IS 070c for choice. I
Stock in the sheds. on the twenty third in
stant 1925 bbls and SO half bbls of Louis.
lana molasses, and 90 bbls New York I
syrup.
FLoUR-We note a stronger market TO-
day, with the stock mostly held under still
higher limit from the West. Buyers are
looking around and making offers which
ire refused, holders declining any conces-
lions. Owing to the small quantity Offering
md the very high views of holders the
'ales are confined to the local trade, and
'nly 479 bbls sold, of which a consignment
# II bbls common at s. %; 81 damaged at
a IS; 50 choice extra at s.: IS at 81 l2A1;
o and 100 at s, 50: 50 and 100 at
!. IS p Dbl. We quote superfDe at
a IS; single extra s.; double extra s. 25:
ow treble extra IS 624s a IS; good treble |
xtra 36; choice do Sc Sac IS; choice extra
z a. SO, and some desirable brands are
cid still higher.
Corn MEAL-Continues very dull with
God supply, aud only 375 bbls sold, of
.hich 25, 50, 50, 50, 100 and 100 sold at {
) IS y Dbl. Jobbing at % 9504 y Dbl. ,
ep0rted.
Cow PEAs-The season il drawing to
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICE OF TEE REPUBLICAN, I
Saturday, July "a, 1875.
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WI aui u Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Oryean.
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..HEAL THYseLF."

The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, o book OF about 900 pages, H.
Illustrated with over $50 ~engrnvings and
colored plates. and sold at the exceed.
ingly low price OF 81 90. tells you how
TO cure catarrh, oliver complaint" dys.
pspsia, or indigestion. sick, bilious and
other headaches, scrofula, bronchial,
throat and lung diseases; all diseases
peculiar to women, and most other
chronic a. well as acute disorders. II
contains important information for the
young and old, male and female, single
and married, nowhere else 10 be found.
Mon and women, married and single,
are tempted to ask their family physi.
cian thousands OF questions on delicate
topics. but are deferred from doing 80
by their modesty. This work answers
Just such questions no fully and plainly
as 10 leave NO one In doubt. II In sold
by agents, or sent by mail (post.paid)
on receipt OF price. Address the author,
r. V. Pierce, Worlds Dispsnsary,
Buffalo, N. Y.
tyr,m the Lafayette Daily conrierl
AVALuADLE WoRx.-Dr. II. v. Pierce,
OF Buffalo. distinguished In surgery,
and tho general practice In the profess
sion he honors, has mads o valuable
contribution to the medical literature OF
the day. In q comprehensive work enti-
tied "Tho Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser" whilo scientific
throughout. Il Is sinRularly free from
technical and stiltod terms. II comes
right down to the common sense OF
everyday life. DIR. Pierce Is n noble
specimen OF American manhood. Ne
has sprung from the people; and. with
many sympathiss In common with tho
masses, has sought TO rondcr them o
substantial service inthis the great work
of hiR Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-04

'ScoUnrSo."-Somo OF tie policemen
In Virginia City do mot seem to take
very kindly to the assistance given them
by tho military in maintaining the peace
Of the city. They seem to think that
the closing Of the saloons and arresting
OF DRINKS and suspicious characters,
performed by the soldisry since the fire,
" IN unwarrantable and uncalled for In.
terfersnce with the duty Of tho police
force, and also think that such q
step should only be taken upon author
iiy OF IN order or permit from the Gov.
ernor OF the State. They claim that tho
patroling Of the city BY the State militia
haa beeA done without either his order
or permission, and IN therefore Alto
gether illegal. Whether the action OF
the military Ia strictly legal or not, We
do not prstend to say; but II 10 certain
that without any place 10 confins pris-
onsrs, o. Is the case now. the trouble
and expense to the city, II the aid Of the
military was Withdrawn, would be great
ly increased. and therefore their assist
nnce Ii timely. aud should be land 10 by
most poople) regarded as such.
ONLY A KsocK.Dows.-The cause OF
tho big crowd rushing to Hurley Broth.
ers' stsrs this morning was not that .
had been killed. II was only .
socisbls knock.down, for which the
principals will DO called upon 10 donate
q few dollars for tho support Of osr
public Institutions. Justice Wright In
the party authorized 10 receive the dons-
ton.
Arrra A SurrLY.-S. Packsher, tho
we'll known tobacconist Of Virginia,
will leave for San Francisco this oven
ing TO procure o new stock OF goods.
He will shortly open o Keno room and
cigar stand In 0ndorf Il Magee's Delta
saloon, ON @ street, Virginia.
A FAvonAnLx NoroRrxrY.-The good
reputation OF Browns Bronchial Trochss
for the relief OF coughs, colds and throat
diseases has given thcm . favorable mo-
torety,
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SAN FnAxcIsco, Nov. Air. NJ
A petition il being circulated in San
Bsrnardino, San Diego and Los Angeles
counties addressed to Senator Sargent,
asking an adjustment Of tho Tsmscula
Indian question. and the purchase OF
reservation lands. D. A. Dryden, In
dian Agent. has returned To Los
Angeles from the Indian country,
and reports being unable TO fnd eligible
Government lands on which the Indians
can be placed. and recommends The pur.
chase OF o rancho for them. On his re-
turn from the South q dispatch from
Smith, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
granting authority to ezpend $500 for
the immediate necessities Of tho Indi.
ans, was received. The Commissioners
hope shortly 10 make arrangements for
leasing o rancho subject to purchase,
when funds are appropriated.
D. F. Sherwood, reported 10 have
died yesterday, Is still alive, but In q
dying condition. His rumorsd death
was used on the street yesterday In con-
nection with reports set afoat concerning
the affairs OF VIM. Sharon, to influence
tho Stock Market. II was known that
Sherwood held q large line Of stocks. the
sale Of which would naturally tend 10
dspress prices and to this Circumstances
the decline to-day Is largely due. Sharon
and his friends scout the idea Of his
being involved In ~pecuniary difficulties
though rumor 70 that effect was prsva-
lent upon the streets yesterday. Il 10
undoubtedly q stock jobbing operation.
Tho notes Of tho National Gold Bank
and Trust Company aro being redeemed
today at the United States Treasury.
Tho officers Of the Bank this morning
report that although no formal action
has been yet taken BY the Director
TO place tho bank in liquidation, thai
such will nevertheless DO the result d
another meeting OF the Directors. Thu
liabilities will DO paid In full and th'
Affairs wound up.
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p,p.rssres i.aas Evssisx.
AsSE~sMENTs.

4, tsua-f5 pr -hsrs: isyieI October 81.
d.iinl ssnt November N. sale day Deceiu-
Il. -
New York-si Is per share: levied oetob 2
n delinquent Deeember l; sale day De-
ormhcr -.
New Ysrk Csassildaeea.,s cent. per
SAW, hyied October n; ~dehnauent De-
csmlsr 4 .sls DAP Deeemher 20.
Tsieassls-t1 par share, levied Soysnb-r
!: a.litqa-hi Deeemher 4; -AIs day peeeen-
her -.
sh-ba lIuniohltl 10 cent. por share; lev.
led October n: delinquent November ~;
sale lay December p.
Gsldea ri-eee tP.s Inel-9 cents per
.hafs: levied November I: dsiinauent De-
c.mber I. sale day December II.
Trey Cssssiidat~d-s cents Per shsr~;
lovi~i october II dsllnaaSnt November
-; ale day December ".
Gould and Curry 81 PER share: levied
october ii. dclinauebt November "; sale
LAY Decemoer -.
Roman Capital 81 p~r share levied Oct.
b-esmter 10th.
Iatoa Coasslidatsd- 80 cent? per share
ls.isl Octohss iith dslin9uent November
18th sal. day Decsmoss 9Th.
Rs~k isinsd-so eshts per shsrc; levied
o,tohsr ith d~elisqusut Sovemssr 10th /;
sale day. Decvnib-e ~.
North Con. yirgiuia-iD cents; levi~i
Os,ober e,h. delinquent November nth ;
sale Dcceml-r lat.
liaiaimore Csassiidat<i-Si per share (;
lsviei Oclobrr 1th d-linqusnt November
lth sale day Noveabsr 9oth.
ksssuth- rs cents pcr shsre: levied October
4. deliIquen, Sovcmbsr y. sale dag Novem-
her a.
.--- A.. -l-u nglAIAE NH .
drlihqusnt November 10Th sale day. No
Nembsr 18th.
Hattie Consolidated 10 cents per sh.re;
lcsied octobsr ytL; delinguent Sovene-r
18th; sale day NOVEMBER soih.
sierra NeSaLa-N pr share: levied Oeto-
l-r d: d.linqusst November ); sale dag
November -.
theiiar rsts~i-Ss Per -hsr-; isyiei osto.
,sr ~ delinquent So'emesi III sale aA'
ttah-sa psr share; levied October 10; de-
lnqnrnt November ~ sale day pesemoe'
n.
Nss,ey. Consolidated - cent. Pss ssass
lsvici september n. d~sltnqusnt oesooss
u: sale day November %.
Yelisw Js~kes-ss per sharc; levied sept.
-; delinquent Oct -; sSh day. NOV. ~
siISer Iuiii-si pes shsrs: ievied 0etoisr ]:
delinquent November q; sale day kovem"ss
-.
colossus 10 cents per shsre; Levied sep,'
a.; Delinquent Oct. n; salc day. Nov. ~
Iowa. cents per share; levied s.p'' "'
delinquent oct. IL; sale day, Nov. ~
Aa,ies % cent? per -harv; levied septen,es'
10, ~delinqGeni October Is, sale day No
svmber 3.
Wells rmrge-,o cent. per share; ie,iei
sept. "a; delinquent Oct. 10; sme uAJ'
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TMANKS.

Tho following note was received at
this Office to-day:
En-. NHwo, win you please return
the thanks OF Piper'g Opera House Com
pany to the Miners Union OF Gold Hill.
for tho very generous return OF tho rent,
paid for tho 8 Of their hall by the
company on the Goth and 3lst ultimo.
JoHS JACK. Manager Of Company.
We are pleased to learn that the com.
pany has met with the most gratifying
success at Silver City and Dayton. and
hopo that 1t may continue. The company
viii appear ut Silver City thsi evening.
In the "Hiddcn Hand" and will open
for n short season In Carson tomorrow
evening. at which time "Uncls Toms
Cabin will be presented.
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T~TnTWfIIHN
Men are again a. vosk ~ de 1850.
foot level as usaAi.k n sssSssary
hosting being dens through The Gould
aud Curry shaft. ,Ths.faos e. ~ main
north drift on the lt60-foos lgvel IL
being steadily advanced toward the
north line, the face still .bsing In rich
ore. Sinking the wihzs below cross-cut
No. 8 on the l5J0.foot level is making
good headway. the bottom also 10 rieh
ore. Sinking tie @. Il q. shaft iS being
pushed forward with all the vigor pos.
sibls. The new battery mill destroyed
by the late Ere ID being rebuilt n rapid
ly as tho necessary material eau DO OBJ
tanned.
Lady washington.
Both pumps in full working condi.
tisn. Shaft entirely freed from water
and easily kept so. Sinking Is resumed
to-day under the most favorable aus
pieces. Tho ponderous new machinery
Is working right straight along. moving
easy aud smooth. and with the regular
ity OF clock-work.
nevada.
Tho winze below the east cross.cut
from the south drift at the lower level,
Is being SINK at q satisfactory rate. fol.
ing q streak Of low grade ore. In search
Of something better.
Cosmopolitan.
Face OF main tunnel oil In good mill.
Ing ore. Prospecting at other points
going ahead as usual.
Original Gold Hill.
South ore body showing more ertsn-
,ivo rs further developed. Nothing
now TO say Of the north drift.
vivian.
Now SHIFT down 40 feet. Grading
new road to tho mine. and also grading
Tor hoisting works.
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srArIoNEny Ann JEwELRY

J.. b. Marshall. at tho Gold I'M Pos,
ONCE store. 10 sole agent Tor ~
papers. All the laiest Eastern pchodieals..
in issxlnes. etc.. received ~ soOu - published.
and delivered in any part Of town. HANK
hooks and stationery In great variety. blank
books Of every description made Ia order 81
short notice. Gold and silver watches, eioeks.
and . dne assortment OF Jswelfy; repsiripg IN
that limo neatly aud well done. large sioek
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular advsf'
tipemeut In Another column. lele
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In Z letter to Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western prcss, she
aseribes tho cure Of dangerous cough. accoin.
panied by bleeding al the lungr, To iaie
Honey Of Horehound and lar. NY eoasn'.
hui The Honey OF Iiorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF IT, Tn letter Was TO
= adv friend IN this city. who has placed u Of
he disposal OF q. N. crittspton, Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothschs Drops eurs IN one