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FOREIGN MARKETS,


saseial D,spustA IA TAs chs~d9a Nrfasas.
IIvxAYooz, 1uns B--ll y. .na--ELoun-No. 2, III;
No. l, 2,d.
-Wnest--wintor, No. a. o.: No. 1, "a ID !;
spring. No. o. H. ID; No. IS ID; who, No. q ~ lou
No. !, ps ID; club No. = Rs Id; No. 81 Id. Cura-
No, >, 3oa8a No. !, :ls.
Paoyl4toas Iard-f1s9foa,
LtvxHpoo1, June 8-LAte4t.-FLoua-E1t1a slass
snd Wostern, IA.
quAm-Whsas--Roceipts for thu past three days,
GG1 qrs Including "a o01 nra American; No. 70 No.
spring, e a:9i 81. Coru-Ai1sd. als.
PAov4sioxa-posk--Wesfosn 73s 81; Eastern, Tss
ID. neef. American, 7ss I'd. Lard. Amar,can. tls
ID. Bacon, Cumberland cut eos.
c1ERar-F1ns American, ~.
TAIIow-Anoricsn, A1s.
pEraosxuM-Nehue1.y yXd; sp!rila do. 7Hd.
LONDON, jane 8-5 p. n.-WxArHxn-Falr.
IHE DANE or EhoLAHD-Anoaut Of bullion gono
Into thu Bank Of England on balance today " Ea,03
GoHsoLs For iaone5, s3Jf4s2k; ao,ouat p1I{9
VII,
UNITED BrA7Es Dosps-.ess, losk; u1s, loox !;
10+os III: now ~, iu9.
Anxn1oAN RAr1uoAn sEorRrTtrs-Nev York csu-
tsaI, %; Ens, 1sIal5k: prafssssd, y
TALLow-Lh9 o. 6d.
cAtnufTA LlNseEn-3oa,
CoMNoN n1s.k-shl.
D1xApsruRgs-Ths Jfark Lans EkrFsss ia its -.
view Of t4s bEsadatuds naarket aays, "lp 0Ieat
Dsitaa cootst weather and rain IL wantod, On
thu C3nIent tyusa and drought havs caused nn nd
vanco In pEcea Of from IL to 81. Tia london market
u n dull - srsE.H
MAacuks1xn, Juno s.-YAsxs AND FApa1o4-Duli,
but not quotshy lower.
pA2fs. Jnna s.-ltIxrxs-d:s 7?Xe.
AksWxnG, Juas sa.-rksRoLEuA-2sS.
, 1875-06-09

NEW yoaK, Juua a.--1usiGa.s was slow With com"
houses. AID ths IotGiug tsdd as*ssd ezcslt
On prints which wsss arsay distributed In vi aHnofs
u now 6gussA. Cotton goods novel sow3, And nskea
beselled thissiugs were Jul and dtprdsstd. Hason.
villa tarer canLtcs have bsep reduced BY Agents to
6c. Wo,1en Rools for nIsnb wsar weEo IL moderate
request. Fanny Imported dtess goada sold tos . SUD
ton tp.tay,
, 1875-06-09
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

cATTLE-Rspos4s fsptu New York and other pronl-
nent Eastern points wsre mol Of character 10 ea OH.
anY spseal Acuvy On ths part cf sA1ppts1 Nov York
bang qro I'd 4 M lowsr than Frfdty, but. hot-
wliAasaudlnx ths unfsvorabts nesA from b.
low. thero vsa , more than ordtnary strong
shirptug demand, And, despite ii. large reeslts.
The lately sdssncsd pslccs ware fully Austalnet
for good to extrs gssdes. Aediun. coumon, and In.
feror oAla loo plenty, aud priced weak aud
irteBukry lowcf. Flsat and Recond+csas sstnrs
prsed ~ unusually large proportion Of ths OF rtuas.
and there wore NuuerQl4 trAn1l1Fy It prGGs ranging
from S89a upward 10 $G90. Stookusu sxefo but Tits
Inquired foF nof was teto much sct1Tty ia tho de-
mAila from tho honaa tEhds tle day tDf0rt. @,
4. NapeF arrived 1t The yards yoslsrday with twelye
cls.losla Of Tsxaus, which In tsahlug this market
had travalod distance Of some l.t1J mltss. They
thence BY r.I. Tbs catt:e arrived In due condition.,
and were pnhrtd for tlte by Keys, brown b Ozark.
Thu markut closed stsAdy sMl firm,
- QUOTATIONS.
E1fts Daaves-atadcd sssers weighing 1.ao0
ubosce Ussvss-Fius III, we'll forn,e4i ys.r
tob ye.r old atsoss. weighing l,a to
cod s' pssvs:wssiaisisousd ;.ssf; 1ssG. "'8'"
ipa l.lso to no a.ss9s.ls
lug LILO % l.3oo ~. as.....:.........,..,. s,sQa1s
common 10 cho3:s cows. for Oily sla4ahtpr,
weighing 700 70 ,iD1 1h&,,....,,,..,,.,,.A h&, AtQ1$3
gtoek u4ttle-~common esttls, weighing 1Uu
to 16u 84,1s
stes, nalls, md ss.l4vue .teuTs........ $50 1928
Tpxxs c4tsae--Thson1h dsostt.,..,,..,,. 8.Hsi,tl
4
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Tho following wcro the reee,pts and shipments Of
Tie o4ding articles Of rroduco IN this ely during the
twen&y-lour hours onlinc at o'clock on Tuesday
morning. knd for shs corresponding data oas year
a2os
, 1875-06-09
i11,t, knt clctel nj 11ss:. o,rsyna and borrowing

NIX, snd clcsel ht 11ss:. cirryra and borrowing
ra.cs, 1ai2. 1nans wcrc MISC ulado fat.
Tue Aa.tstaat-T re- ,a,lr1r lIsbutscd f915,ooo.
Cc,rings, s!3.f0o,Doo.
Haccjo shipments Tomorrow ara estimated at $sas,'
Co0. ..
Government anil railroad bonds hr1a. stass Rcctt*
rites au!s. s1cept Tcuuasscest which are strong aoa
hIphrs.
rto toc market VIA unao&tle,l ths ouahou the day.
will, fre,uent changes from weaknesa to tsnnes T.
III, volume Of business waa very light, and tho ucti.
a;jout ANAL. the stteet hnsn1 iteu nnnRuhiy fsre
trn,, Trantsc.i.ns at tho stock EtehanEe we're 1l9.
NDo ahares, Of which 7sU wero lariao 81 u. 2ii0o
wsern tn!on. ls.nw no1tnwe.tr5,: l. 2soe9 hF's
, 1875-06-09

Notes.-The h1J tr.ue d lcii fair;y Mtf,c at
s'.lAsatiay atohd.t* I,'t tc,l ia't ''H1r'e ini-
snuh rturteIy +ed un l,r1tI. Ill, ,nArto. ,lay'.
n~'l nrt .c'l hlr il, nl lt'rs ins al,s II Oil nj.
Sun.o " Gti0. Ira lug was ut E'5 Ga' for stfl"
tn 10 estsA laron gra.tta sj al .tGti. FIR
mol ~ extra lfaIvs. Thste ws mir MIC rio at tho
ucr tIrtA, -, - - -
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PRoVtStChE.

PROVISIONS.
nCa PR0DECTs--Wcrs moderately ncl!*s and IT.
regular. Tho market orsnod rather weak. though
hogs wtrc rsrostcd btshcst taess tcng moro rsol"c.
ou sAle than wanted. buying pr1srs wcrc fow.
Towards nom ! better demand sprung up, and the
early decline Was recovered. Tho market wAs somc-
what steAdted by tho fact tA1t tho recent
suspensions we1o over, slt differences being
paid up in fall New York was stronger on
pork and sesdy on l.rd, liverpool being unchanged
on tho Latter Thcro soma expectation that tho re-
ceipts Of hogs would b larger. but tsy prorad To be
smaller than !Ie recent average md that tanded 10
improve prccs Of product by fosorinR tho horo that
tho work OF summer killing will not procel 70 rapid
y, aud that terefure, tie supply Of summer product
will he lsts than herettfure.
Mkss poRk-Doelincd Il. .82oo Per bs! oary, but rnl-
tied, and closed some lod higher Than Oh Monday.
sa!ta wcse reported Of SO brls cash At 3la4o ao.%
pssr Angus. II sla.aasl Total. ioo;o btis. The
a1Ae' 5ay tISs g ~ 1usast ani % nosy Il
81 l,l0.e y. Is tor Sol tc'n'cr.,.
4tn s !. fS' 81 s sssaSa on s ss
The clo.lDg hksrcs Of sondaJ. Sales wrc reporttd Of
l,20 srs casl anil seilyr tho mouth ut So 21s3.:1
Isr 1t sl3. ss1..1o Total 1871! tcs. Tue marty.
TOR August. and ti4.ct Lid for September.
MEtTswess dn1 sa d ,san , s4,'sr 1tadss hen
tho nlnrEe. was arm Ut tho close III sympathy With
Fork an Lard. R,les werc limited to eo,oj rs shoul
II re; sroo La short rtbs Ut l1n; sud 700 tcs
! swect-.,itk1ed lau.a tia ~ At l0ltc. tbs msr.
tct closed At 7J@'c for shonIders cash oI roller
Juuo; aGc do seller July: and $50 do sslot August
2Dj6a tor long clets, sab o. seller June &c DO sel
cr July, sud llfc d, seller AHgnst; lie for short
"a for do seller August No tor short clcasa caah
seller June; Ike do selles July: and l1tte for dQ
seller August. D'ied 'uests Ao higher than loose
| picked hams, l, rns sverige, 1oxamfc, nlcon
inests quoted It l5G9ttc for hams 70 fur shoulders
! packed.
| DnEAsE-Was q,'.et At s@l1e.
| BEEF rTODuOrS-Were 4ulet aud anmiualiy un
ehaaye ii $3.50 for mess $yeo for a1tsa u w. aud
-0UHa1l leo for hltns.
| TsffnN-(luutGd at Hkfa5HH.
, 1875-06-09

Tolal of al kinds In store, 7,77o,765 bu. Tloss
figures show dscroass during laAt week Of coot2l bu
wheat. $50 hu corn. s393 bu oas, bl3 bu rye and
G,358 bu barley. Total decrease, 7l8.<47 bu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll37s 6lliAs against ll47s at New
York and aft-r lair business closed At the
opening rates, against lli]a in that market. The
sales summed up ESQ mo- embracing s 900 at ia;
sseoo and sl2 900 at ll4dll4s,. 5000 at rs, aud
$4,000, S70oO and $500 at III also, at the stock
EVGHauge, SlOOD at ia
No sales OF SILVER reported. American half.
dollars at 9lGsits, gold.
Under the advap0 in gold at New York for, ign
exchange was stronger. The movement moo
The sales of sterling comprised 10000,
embracing E lODn AL clear at S. A.; $4,000 bill ii
aiding at IS SO ~; ssOoo BIZ OF aiding, d
lore and sl50o Al cIear at SIS Az; 4l7,O0o do
is ~ as i5, and S25o0 bank AT the counter at
s55lk.
cial. embracing 100000 and 1000 at 100 and
$780, 90 at 4.60
At the close sterling bills were quoted at S. ~
as i1l. fer bill of lauing aud AL clear. ana a
SIS 81 tor bank tbtnk counter rate at a s. 5is
and francs at I 81 di.6oss for commercial and
nominal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight we're of liberal
extent, and met fair demand at previous fdtt 5
The sales comprised t2s5 900, embracing $1,000
$4,000 500 600 and S25 600 ercal and 425 o. o
envat- bankers at 1872 and slOooo, s2oOOu and
$50 90O commercial. $50 600 private bankers and
$50 0vO commercial and bank at at --l6.
The banks continued TO check on New York at
y cent discount, and commercial sight was still
quoted at J. d7.l6
The sales OF stocks included 20 8, ares Hibernia
Nalioral Bank at 500 IS 81 Ute National Bank at
f67 rs and St Charl.s Street Railroad Company
at S7l Also at the Stock exchange, 20 Hibernia
National Bank at $50 90; So State Nationa Bank at
bol, and / crescent Insurance hpany AT Sos.
City bonds continued quiet and unchanged, while
new State consols were in request, and quoted at
the close AT 59l, q = cent h. CHER than yesterday
The only SAFE OF the former was 5000 city pre-
MUM ISSUE 8 at Is. The sales OF the Latter com
urised SIS 900 embracing +0000 at 597o $1,000 and
Sl5,O1O at SOS, and $4,000 and S20,OoO at SO a.
Al ., at the stock Exchange. $4,000 at 5sM.
No sales of city scrip we're porter. AT the
close il was quoted at 4}d4+ for july TO Decem-
Der 1874, tim; al Il 045 for August 10 December
1873. and 81 ass FOE May and June, 1874
Metropolitan Police warrants continue to rule at
60 ass for 1872 70 issues, and 1915 for 1854
Nothing TRANSFERRED.
State war; ants were still quoted at l00.l5 for
issues not iupdabt; al 4Odil for fur dabie and ~
IS for 1874 No sales were reported
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
LEGAL NOTICES,

MONlTlON.-STATE OF LOuISIANA-SEC.
NJ ond District Court for the parish of Orleans =
The State of Louisan. to al whom these presents
Whereas, Mrs. Angeline Avegno widow of Jean
malta ~ hapeyTe. 4as purchased at public sale
made by Camille = diratdey, Esq, duly censed
and qualified auctioneer in anu for the c ty and
parish OF Orleans, on the twenty fourth day of
June, 1875, al twelve o'clock NJ, under and by vir
tue OF two orders OF SALE rendered by this honor.
able court, dated respectively the fifth and
twenty second of NAV, 1875, in the matter of tbs
succession OF Etienne COrdsviolle No 81 592 Of the
docket OF said court the property hereinafter do.
scdbed. has applied to this court for a monition
or advertisement, IN conformity to St ctons 1870
237l, 1872 AID 1878 of act No. &c. approved March
10, 1870. and commonly known as Fan act for the
r.y'son Of the statutes of general character
Now, therefore. know ys and all persons inter
ested herein, are cited and admonished in The
name of the State of Louisiana. and of the Second
District Court for The parish O. Orleans who can
erty hert matter deserib d in consequence Of any
informality in the order decree or Judgment
OF the court under which the sale was made O.
any iriegularty or illegshty in the appraisemeats
and advertisements, in time or manner Of sale, or
Tor any other defect whatsoever to show cause
hrst inserted In the public papers why the sale so
made should not be confirmed and homologated
The said property was sold in the matter Of the
succession of Etienne Cordeviolle, No. 3s92 of the
docket of this court, and at which sale Mrs Anpe.
line Avegno, widow of Jean Martial Lapeyre. he
sand six hundred dollars.
Description Of the property contained in the
proces vel bal of the aueti0neeI:
eer,ain lot of ground, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, rights WAYS
privileges and servitudes thereunto in anvwise sp.
pertaining situated in the First District Of this
city. in TIE square bounded by st. Charles, Com
mon, Canal and Csrondelet stree Is. forming the
corner of St Charles and Common streets, and
measuring 81 ieet inches front on St. Charles
street. by llS feet inches lines in depth aud
front on Common street, l2l feet II inches lines
on the other side line, and % fl ct inches lines In
width III the rear.
Two of the stores fronting on st Charles street
are leased until September 80 1876 to A. DeBen
aud Paul Conrad for 1850.
A. L. TISSOT, Judge.
FRANK PACE, JR-, Clerk. nOll IL % rs de3 10 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEwELRY, ETC.

One of the Largest Stocks of Diamonds Watches
Jewelry, Silverware etc, ever offered in this
city, TO be sold without limit or reserve at
Harris. corner of st, Charles and Gravier
streets, at auct,sn.
by X VI. & Il. J. MONTGOMERY-R.
u VI. Montgomery, Auciioneer.-Will be- sold on
TUESDAY, December :, commencing 1880 A.
d., and crnii uing from day to day until the
whole stock is disposed Of
Consisting of valuable solitaire and Cluster Dia.
mond Rings, Earrings, Pins and Bracelets, Watches
OF The most celebrated makers, Ho sard aud Start
lette stem wind.rs. Jurg-nseu, Marble to-. Chro
nograph and split quart IT second aUches, Opera
and Vest Chair, Ladies' Coral, Pearl, Cameo and
Amathyst Sets Bands and Bracelets of every de
sciiption, tlds. Sleeve Buttons, Opera Glasses
RevOlvers, Guns, etc, and a large lot of articles
Upright PiaJos.
p. s.-'fhe whole of the above goods are sold IN.
der a guarantee.
Terms-Cash no2l I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
BAN KRUPTCY,

BANKRUPTCY.
THE STOCK OF WHOLESALE HOUSE AT AUG.
TION
IMPORTANT To THE TRADE AND PUBLIC
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE or DRY GOODS AT
THE LARGE AND SPACIOUS STORE NO. loo
CANAL STREET, BETWEEN CAMP AND ST.
CHARLES, COMMENCING ON TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 2, 1875.
RS X. M. IL Il. J. MONTGONERY-R
- NJ montgomery. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
TUESDAY NovembeI O. 1875 will be- solo
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, consisting OF West of Eng.
land, French and German b DAD and Narrow
Wooden Cloths of all shades and colors; + ench,
English and Scotch Fancy Tweeds aud Cassi heres;
Ghlllas Vestings, Gloakings, etc. Also. SEQ tch
French and German Paislv, Cashmere, Queens
land, Ottoman Lace and other fashionable aud de-
sirable Shawls.
Dress Goods in great variety such as heavy
Black and Color-d Silks Satns, irish and Ly ons
POplins all wool Merinos Delaines, Sateen Cloths
Serges, elegant impJrte Plaids, Apacas, EN- press
Cloths, etc.
- very rich and rare assortment of Lyons Silk
Nelvets, Velveteens and fine Plush Sutings Prints
bleached and unblsached Cettons from one to
American Blankets Flannels, ladies' gentlemen's
and chidrens Hosiery, Calves, etc. together with
very choice and we'll selected stock of velvets,
Brussels, Administer, Tapestry and Ingram Car.
Marseies and Turkish Quilts, aud variety Of
other goods too numerous to mention
Sales TO continue from dav TO day until the en-
tire stock is disposed of The whole to be sold
without reserve in lots to SUIT, all for cash.
73o P. NJ. oc28
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
A Woman of Great AGE.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat of the first
instant has this extraordinary story:

The st. Louis Globe. Democrat of the irst
instant has this extraordinary story:
Yesterday afternoon the body of Nancy
Carey. who died on Sunday evening last, at
No. BIZ Christy avenue, was consigned to
earth. Aunt Nancy, as she was Familiarity
called, was colored woman, an antique
piece of human furniture. who had reached
the astonishing age of ll6 years. But time
and Its trials had finally worn her out, and
when she died she slipped her cables
through sheer exhaustion, and sailed out of
port without making ripple beyond her
immediate neighborhoOd. Aunt Nancy was
American born, and Of course one could not
live through SO long a period of years
throughout the entire period of American
MISREPRESENTATION having q history,
and one Of more than ordinary inter
est. Unfortunately, her youngest child
has long since passed into "the sere
and yellow leaf" when memory. independ-
emit Of personal experience, becomes treach-
erous. The family biographer has left no
data upon which to draw; therefore, much
interesting matter connected with Aunt
Nancy's life is lost to the public. How
ever, q few facts were cleaned from an an
cient-loOking colored man, who stated that
he was sOn-in law of the deceased. Aunt
Nancy's precise age % not known, her sew
eral children fixing it at various points be-
s"cS& 49, @uu A~o yO0tS ono woo uoIu u
the colony of Virginia, and was owned BY
the Johnston family, the head of which
was . ply stefan. She vas "a big, strong
gall" acting in the capacity of nurse IN
her owners family, at Richmond. when
the revolutionary war began. She
was fortunate enough to see the party
Of Ratchet notsriety several times in the
flesh. and was possessed of an endless fund
Of stories regarding that period when lib
erty dawned" When Aunt Nancy was q
woman grown she nursed the mother OF
General Joe Johnston in her infancy, and
she also looked after the interests Of the
General when he was in the infantry scb0ol
She was . slave for more than hundred
years, and remained in bondage from the
time of her birth to the issuing Of the emaD-
cipstion proclamation. After having seen
moro than half q century of life she was
sold, and went from Richmond to New Or
leans to live. There she remained until the
late war, when she came to 81. Louis to
live with her youngest daughter. who II
now in her seventieth year. During the
last years Of her life the aged woman was
surssundsd BY everything needful 70 render
her oOmfoFtsble.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
SHERIFFS SALES.

Fieri Facias against II. v. Labarre-Iu
tae matter o. the Draining commission.
err. ers Of the First Draining District praying for
the homOlOgati0n of the assessment roll.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
of Orleans, No. rs 1886 No 5l3 and 5I4 of thu sher.
ihs docket:-By virtue of TWO writ of fieri faeias
against L, v. Lhbare. to me directed by the hon
orable the superior District Court for the parish of
Orleans in the above entitled cause, wilt proceed
tiOneers' Exchange Royal street between Canal
ana onstomhqnse streets in the Second District of
o'clock ~, the following described property, to
Il TWO LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVE.
MENTS, in the First District, numbers twenty
three and twenty-four in square number Eve hun.
dred and eighty.one, bounded by Canal, Ga 'quet,
twenty nine 'eet eleven inches four III es on Dor
genois street, and one hundred and thirty feet
. Tors NUMBERS TwRNTY.NINE, TPIRTy
AND THlhTY'ONk, in same square. measurir
each twenty seven feet on Canal street, aud one
Seized in the above suit,
Terns-cash on the SPOT; -
nos u delO Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Fieri Faciss axainsI JacUb Ntt-In the
matter OF the ORA ming Commissioners of
mologation OF the sessment roll
SUPERIOR DISTRICT CnrRT FOR THE PARISH
p of Orleans No. 25,s35 mo. GIT of the sheriff's
docketl.By virtue of writ of ieri facias A. INST
Jac"b OFT to me dire ted by the honorable the
Superior District COur. r the parish of Grleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
at Iublie auction, at the Mer, hants and Auction.
GERS Ex hanee, Royal street between Canal and
astomhouse streets in the Sc, ond Dstr ct of this
city, on FRIDAY, d. cember 10 1875 at twelve
wit :"
TWO LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS.
In the First District numbers five and six, Ia
square number SIX humid ed and ffty.two bounded
BY Common, Gravier. Saicedo and Lopes streets,
measuring eacl twenty mine feet four inches three
lines on Gravier street, and one hundred and
twenty feet In depth. =
Seized in the above snit.
1erms-Cash ON the spot.
noe 81 delo Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND AND I'M
PROVEMkNrS THEREON, IN THE PARISH
OF JEFF ERSON, AT AUCTION
SUCCESSION OF VIRGINIA A. ST.
Second District Court ior the Parish of Orleans
No. -,

Second District Court ior he Parish of Orleans
Py X. NJ. 4, Ii. }. MONTGOMERY-R
II Montgomery, Auctiourer-Will be sold on
SATURDAY, December IL, 1875. at twelve o'cl ok
NJ, al tn st. Charles Auction Exchange BY virtue
aud pursuant TO an order from the Hon A. L. Tis.
sot. Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, dated November y, 1875, docket
OF said court
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated,
lying and being in Rockville parish OF Jefferson
designated rs lots Nos. 10 and II, N square No. 81
bounded by valmont. Plaquemines, Leo"tne aud
Chestnut streets; said lnts OF prouuu adion each
other, and measure together SO feet fir nj on Val
mont street, by 1879 feet inch in depth brtween
partle lines, Big lsh measure, together with n !
tie buildings and improvements thereon, rights
SaNs' priv eyes End advantages thereunlo be-
longing or in anv wise appeita ming.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND and i'm.
proVeme is thereoa and all the rights WAYS
privileges and advantages thereuuro be ongil g or
IN any wise apnerta aiming situated, lying and he.
ing in Rckerville in the CITY aud parish of JefTer
son, designated ny the Nos. 81 and % in square
No 81, bounded by Vamont Chestnut p ,uue
nnts and LeOmtiue streets. Said lots of ground
a. Join each other, and measure togethe SO feet
front said Lt onti street by l39 f, ct in depth
between parallel lines; said lot No q measures 30
feet front, aud lot No. u measures 20 f. ct front
TeIms-One half cash and the balance at one
year with note bearing special mortgage ven.
doris lien and privilege, with eight per cent in
ttrest attorneys fees and all usual clauses
the buildings to be kept insured policy trans.
ferred.
Act of sale before ". J. Ca,tcll, notary public at
the expense sf the purchaser. nolO 20 81 de4 IL II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10


A BiGamy Trial in Utah.
SALT LAKE. December 9.-The case of
George Reynolds, indicted for bigamy, who
has once been tried and convicted. but the
verdict set aside by the Supreme Court on
account of an error in the number OF grand
inrymen. is again on trial before the Third
District Court, and a jury was obtained to-
day.
The panel of the grand Jury in the second
district, at Beaver, trah was called to-day.
There is only one Mormon on this grand
Jury. and it ia expected large number OF
indictments for higamy will be found, as
the Judge called their attention particularly
to polygamy and ascivious COLLABORATION.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer. :
Washington, December 9, 1875, i:30 P. Ny
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, al!ttg
barometer. warmer southwest WINDS parity Cloudy
and clear weather
lev risirg followed by faili & barometer north
west to southwest winds, stationary temperature,
partly cloudy weather and light local rain or
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, December 9, P M.-Barometer
3o25 Wind south. light. Weather clear and cool
Arrived-steaner tuss'e, al A. NJ George Stowe,
master, II m Biashtar, TO c. S. Whitney Co (;
British ship Regina; Murphy fifty two DAYS nom
Bristol; American schooner :. Il. Crawford, AID ms,
Knickerhocker. schooner Nell. Bowers The bark
Toomeo is at anchor outside, outward bonnd. The
ship Fore t Eagle Is at anchor inside, bound out;
river has ri-eu three inches.
MEMPHIS December 9.-The river fell ten inches.
Weather clear and cool Arrlved.-Minneoa and
klttis Hegl"r, from Cincinnati. Departed-utah
and Al a. tie and harges for St Louis James How
CINcrNSATI. December s.-River nineteen feet
seven inches and rising, Weather cloudy, cold
pIrrsurpc Decamher - YER ten feet al incbee