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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-16

H 81 50, NJ and N 81 5005 y Dbl. Spirits
turpentine 32k 1850 y gallon. Pitch $3.50;
| tar 81 y Dbl.
COTToN SEED OIL-No stock on the mar
kef; all contracted for. Refined is quoted
at zoe p gallon.
CorToN SEED OH CAKE-All contracted
for the season.
Ion.
MOUNT CARBON CoAL-Sells at wholesale
at 32le a 35c, retail Coo p Dbl.
CoAL-Pittshurg is selling at 400 T. bbl
at wholesale: SOC at retail; Sc v hid; SOC
y box to steamboats,. and 60c to manu-
lecturers; Virginia camel 90c 2 Dbl.
STAR CASDLEs-Quoted at 1919 a l5c Y
Is.
Moss-Receipts are small and sell read
lily. Black cells at she; gray 2h 31sc:
city picked xxx lie; do XXX &c y tb.
SALT--Purchases for the local trade are
email. Prices are unchanged. We quote,
dealers rates: Coarse at 81 80 T. sack: fine
81 50al GO Y sack; Turks Island 9Oc T.
bag OF two bushels. When taken at ware
house reduction is made for dravage
Ta6lc salt in pockets sells at als a She
each. as in size.
COopERAGE - Moiasses barrels sci! a.
81 IS; half barrels IS a a0c: sugar hoysheads
- 10 pieca. Hogsheau poles So q 60;
barrel poles $40 Y 1000.
MALT-Good supply and fair demand
Spring is quoted at 81 55Q 90: fall 81 ~
al 20; California ST .jal 50 = bush-.
HOPs--Naw York are quoted at IS q ;5c:
Wisconsin 40 a a2c; California i6 q AZ I, ib
GUNNY BAGs-Are selling at / ic in bales
and l5c piece reserved.
SOAP--Good supply of New Orleans make;
small! stock. and very little of Western ar.
irving; good demand. Western sells at ;,3.c
+ ID. In round lots. for inferior qualities:
extra olive o3.c in round lots, and &c in Job
lots. German olive, New Orleans. 6, Z 10.
FIsH--A fair jobbipg demand and prices
show 30 change. We quote: Mackerei.
extra Ne. !. Sl0 in hbls. So 30 in half bbls,
W 10 quarter hb's, and s. % in kits: No.
$40 80 Ia bhls. s. 80 in half bbls, s. y, in
quarter hhis anc y! . in kits: No 50 30
in bbls. 3. in hal. bbis s. =. in quarter
bbls and s 10 in kits: No. 3. large SIS - in
bbl., 81 50 in half bhs. s. in quarter bbIs
and 81 % ii kits. Goldfish quarter Gru.ns
S6 %; boxes 81 So Herring SOC = box
rERTILIzEas-PerUvian guano and raw
bone superphosphate are mostly in re
quest. Peruvian guam" is selling a: |
Sl!Oa-- l. ton. 200c TBS; less guam
t'y at &c T. tb. Raw bone superphos-
rhat- 500 y ton. Pelican fertilizer $35 |
Z ton. 1880 lbs. Fine ground bone $40;
cOarse $40. bone ius, $45: cotton seed
meal 81: No blood $50; No. blood $45; !
tertli'zng substance. phosphates (ine !
ground bones, $40 y ton: superphosphate !:
Of lime ST.. y ton: phosphate precipitate |;
500 + ton; dried flesh. in powder, $50 =
ton; dried blood. in powder, SIS T. ton; |
hair, horns in powder. $50 y ton; azo.ized |
representing the constituent
OF genuine guano $50 y ton.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
The City OF New Orleans VS.. Annals de L.;

he Sfy Oh New Orleans VS.. Anals dc La
barre; same W same same vs. Miss Anals IA.
barre; Sac OF housian. same.
CUPERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= of Orleans. Nos. si!9. 5i,l,0. SO 't8 and
all&s teri faeias t" me directed py tue
honorable the Superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans IN tho above entitled causes for
city and STATE taxes Of 1871. 49,; acd 1874, !
will proceed TO SCI! at public auction at
tho merchants and suctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Custom house
streets, in the Second District OF this city, on
MONDAY. July 10 1878. at twelve O'Clock M.
the following described property to wit
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated. in
the FIRST District of this city, in square nuEbar
five hundred and eightyone. bounced bv Cana
beers one and two Measuring each twenty seven
feet by one hundred and titty-nine feet; lots num-
oers six and seven, measuring each tw. Ii seven
feet by one hundred and tfty.nine feet; lots num-
bers irty five aud thirty six measuring -
FIVE CkRTAIS LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN
the Second District OF this city, in square number
three hundred and twenty.sisht. bounded by
Cont. ROcheblSve, Dorgenos and So. Louis streets,
three !ots measuring nintt feet on Cont street,
by one hundred feet in depth: two lots measuring
in depth.
FOURTEEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. stu.
Sted in the Second District OF this city, in square
number three hundred and thirty. bounded by
DorgenOis, ROchehl.ye. Bienvie avenue and Gus.
tOmhOuse streets i've lots mea ing one hundred
and forty feet, by one hundred and thirty nine
feet; nine lots ms suriuc one hundred and eighty.
v W. ~ ens EYnd1 o and feet
in the Second District o! this city, in square num-
Der three hundred and shirty-one, bounded bs
Canal OoIgenois. CustomhOuse and Rocheblave
streets. designated as follows: Lots numbers four
and five measuring each thirty feet on Canal
street, BY one hundred and thirty-seven feet
in depth; lot number six measuring fourteen feet
on Canal street, by one hundred and sixty six feet
IN depth; lots numbers eight and nine measuring
each thirty seven feet Canal street, w one
hundred and fftysevsn feet in depth.
Seized in tho above suits.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAS
i. l6 q iYiH Civil Sheriff the ut Qrlaara
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SUCCESSION OF ANTOINE CRISPiN PIERNAS.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans-
No. Sc $50.

by :. GrfNAULT. OFFICE
- corner of Exch ange allev and Bienvlle street,
| O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctiopeers' Elk.
change. on ROYAL street. between Canal aud Gus
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
| OF Orleans, dated June9, !a.5-
| J. LOT or GROUND. situated in the Second
Bernard avenue Miro, Ton,i and d Abadie streets
designated by No. :. said lot meas uring SO feet
inches front on IAbadie street. by liz feet il,
depth between parallel Zines, tose ,her with ,hs
improvements and Dependencies .Aereunto be.
longing.
3. AHoTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in n.
same square. designated by no. g. meas, ,rire q;
feet tnchess lines front on dAbsdie sweet by II.
; 4 LOT OF GROUND situated in the same
front dAbadie street by 10. feet lines in dent
between parallel lines. together with the circuu,
stances and dependsncies thereunto belonging
described one. designated by No. 3, having 30
feet lines front dAbadie street, by IL feet /,
inches in depth, betwee parallel lines. together
win me circumstances and dependencies there.
S. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, in the same SQUARE.
above described lots measuring 80 feet ! inches
'front.' on dAbadie street By ia feet II inches il,
depth, between parable lines. together with the
clrcumstances and dependencies Of said lot of
ground.
g. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. situated nea,
the New Suburb Mari2ny. designated by No. G,
square No 20, bounded by Broad, Rousseliu On
ziga and d badie streets, forming the corner Of
Broad and d'Abadie streets. measuring ~ ret
front Broad street by lo5 feet depth and front
on dAbade street. as per plan of J. A. Puevo
dated second OF May, i843 and deposited in the Of
flee of Joseph Cuvillier. notary: together with a
frame house of three rooms. and Kitchen az joining
the house. shed. stable, cstern. well; privy. etc.
Plan of the above properties will be exhibited at
The above Exchange before the day of sale.
Ierms1one halt cash, and the balance pavaSi.
bearing eight per cent interest per snnum frsm
the day OF sale unit! paid. and secured BY mort.
gage on the property sold; the purchaser to as.
sumo, oye, and above the price Of sale the pay.
ment Of the taxes Colleciibe In 1874 and the
draining tax: the purchaser binding himself +"
keep constantly insured the buildings and i'm.
provements erected on the last described properly
until the final payment of said notes. and to trans
fer the policy of insurance to the tutrix Of her
min3I children for their own benefit or that of
any holder of said notes. and in case of judicial
proceedings for the recovery of the same the pur
chaser TO pay all lawyer. fees at ten per cent on
the amount sued for. "
:, Acts Of sale before Joseph Cuviier, notary prb
nc. a. the expense OF the purchasers
fel6 "a iy2 1.
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The New Orleans Railroad,

fn to-day,s Telegraph will be found a
communication upon the Texas and New
Orleans railroad, based upon a recent deci
sion in New Orleans of Judge Wood. The
writer takes very plain common sense
siew of Tatters, and states the case IA if
he had looked at all sides of the question
critically and calculated the chances. We
are inclined to the opinion that the reasons
for building the road from the Crescent
City to Texas on the old line are SO copent
~ put that they can scarcely be answered.
a railroad connection between the city of
New Orleans and our State is a necessity
to 1t and to us. and il must be made soms-
where before very long. Our corr. spond-
snf, Houston shows the utter folly of
suppOslng that from any personal feelings
Ames and others would throw away an
opportunity to retrieve their fortunes. By
allowing "a great work, which they own
and control, 20 be idle and reproductive.
and when the fact is considered that the
railroad from this point to the Sabine
slver is TO be pushed 70 thorough
completion. immediately. il does not
seem possible that the Louisiana division
viii remain long uncompleted. There have |
been many suImlses upon the effect of this
soad on the city of Houston. and we have
heard the question discussed very often |
and very earnestly, but we have not space |
to day to analyze the arguments of those
WIN peiieNe IL Will pe injurious, or those l
who are confident it will build up the CITY
mere rapidly than any other enterprise. If |
the raj lroad is built between Houston and
New Orleans, the Crescent City is thrown
IN connectan with the whole railroad sys.
tenn OF Texas Just where the railroads cen
tire, and the same reasons tina. existed for
IT'S beng built ten years ago exist at the
present moment.
The question is, ought not every encou,-
agement to be given to the immediate con.
of this road by Houston. 1. il
not to our interest to build it. and is i, not
an enterprise that recommends itself to our
favor as well as Others in course o: con
struction If any reply can be made TO
Houston we should be glad TO see and
publish it.-Houstom Telegraph.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-16
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
,eir 20 o 2. Civil ShaIitf of tie parish of o..
George Rice vs. Su cce.siOn Of .kohn and
Mary TIaiuOr

EOcRfH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Orleans, No. 43 63l.-By virtue Of writ OF sslzur,
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Four
DISTRICT Court for the parish of Orleans in tn.
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and Aucrioneers E1-
cnanSe, Royal street. between Canal and Custo1r.
house streets IN he Second District of this city or
sAIURDAY. July II, 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ thu.
ior139 yo tEI,G property; to Wit.
Two CERTAlN LOTS OF GROUND tore.ie.
WIN all the buildings and improvements thsreo.
rlsh1s ways, and advantages thereunto belonging
or n amy wise appertaining, situa ed in the frs:
81 this CITY, in the square bounded by 81:
mmasnaien tnow Clara. st. AIDE line (now Willow
potn,as and Perdido streets: which lots are desi:
nates by the numbers twenty ii ve and fwenty.
six on plan drawn ny George +. Dunbar.
.ate civil engineer, dated June 20 l84. and slepos
ieh as plan humber thee in fbe book of plans ~
io, beard, late notary public in this city. sac
1ne-hai line front on said Magdalen street by on.
inas req =; ana twenty-five feet seven inches .vc
ITS IN 0epth, between parallel lines Being .ss
same property acquired by John Tranor by pa.
cnase from Miss Lizzie Dean PEP act passed befors
date of December u, 1865.
Nelzed in the above sulf
Verms-Cash on the spot
je'e u i,d Il Civil Sheriff Of the Parish o, orleans,
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MARSHAL'S MONIT1ONS.
Henry Peters Ct al. VS.. SteambOns \" q


Henry Peters Ct nj. VS.. SeeamDOns wa
WenOck.
IN THE UNITED MATES DISTRICT Couhi,
J. District of Louisiana. No. 1064.-in obedience
to an admiralty war; ant, to me directed III the
above entitled suit have seized ard takei! INTO
TifE STEAMBOAT wAWENOCK her boats. en-
CINE. tackle, etc, now lbeled by Henry Peters ct
al. for the forth III the lbt now pending
in the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonsh the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or per
sons having pretending to have any right, title
or interest in to the sara, to be and appear al
District Court of the United States for the dis
trict aforesaid. 10 be holden at the city or New
Orleans on the third Monday of June, TO show
cause if aay they have or CAM why the said steam
boat should not be condemned and be sold agree
ably to the PRAYER Of llDelsnts.
United States Marshal. Office. New Orleans, Nav
49, 1878. s. B. PACKARD.
my29 les IS y United States Marshal.
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1coNrNuEp FROM FrRsr PAGE,

Changed. flnur- Low 2,a,i.snni! aud weak;
high grades held above buyers views: lutte
doing. Wheat higher: No. = ;ed ~in'e,
81 81, soft: No. :: spring Chicago 81. Corn
better; No. = mixed b. n 81 &c. Gate :irrer:
59l1 n G0r. Whisky nominal. Pork-More
doing; So -. 10 arrive. Dry salt mssf.-
Small lots OF clear rib a. li',.c: clear !!'.c.
delivered. Bacon quiet. only email! "'i3r
trade.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Jane l5-Eveniny Tn" street
rate for money il y below bank :a,-. Lax
pentinG l2s Cd n 23..
LIVERPOOL. June - Yam" Az: :a'r:'.
1T Manchester quiet. but flfiH.
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN
le15 Is u 20 Civil Sher f o: TIL. Parish of nrI..
The state of f.OHisjana w. N;doxr NJ
ROusselet: came same anna 70 xan.a w

Inc stare OF Louisiana vs.. Widow NJ,
housse!cf: same VS.. same: same vs. same
GUPERrOR DISTRICT COURT FOR rHR pAR,st,
~ OF orleans. Nos. Is COB. 6,tOi and !6 605-Br
virtue OF three alias wrts of heri faclas 70 ma
directed by the honorable the Superior District
court Tor the parish of Orleans. in the above
entitled causes for State taxes of 1871 will, pro.
ceed to sell az public auction. at the MERCHANTS
an and Auctlonssrs Exchange. Royal street between
n ntnt ana Customh0uss streets, in the Second
plstrict OF this city, on MONDAY, july 10 ia7,
al Twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROrsD .;,,,.,.,
N TIE second District of this city in SQUARE MIN
p DE-. one hundred and five. bounded by Burgundy
rampant st Philip and Ursunes 81 r-4ts ''
one CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. .i,ua,eS
IN tne second District Of this city, in square nun
neI one hundred and eiSty -seyen bou AIDED nix 1r
leans ans, ~; Ann. Marais aud Liberty streets.
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND sitra..,
IN Inc second District of this city, in eouaTe nm
o oe. one hundred and sixty-fve. bounded hy 81
'e,es. urieans. Maras and Liberty etr.sts
Seized in the above suits
Terms Cash Oh the spot
;s,s - ;r,. EUGENE WAGGAMaY
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EUGENE WAGGAMAS
jsl6 2. jyi8 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OrIe,n


VCIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
Il Orleans, No. 53l9.-By virtue OF a writ of feri
facias to mo directed by 'he honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
auction, ct the Merchants and Auctoneers Ex.
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets, i'll the Second District of this Gitv
on SATURDAY, July Il. 1875, at twelve o'clock Nj
the following decribed property to wit
ALL THE HEREDITARY RIGHTS, TITLE AND
INTEREST of the defendant herein. Alexander
Macarthur as one of the heirs of Arthur Macarthur
deceased, as fully appears by record Ne. 1901 OF
the docket of the Second District Court fox the
parish of Orleans.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
1elb u no II Clyll Sheriff of the Parish
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. EUGENE WAGGAMAN
e6 y j'6 |. Civil Sheriff of the Parrish of OJleocs
]. i. Camors vs.. Mrs. Louise Ferrand.


GIXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans No. Go24.~ By virtue of a wit of
feri facias to mo directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
CnstOnrhOuse streets, in the Second District of
this city on SATURDAY. June 2S 1875 at twelve
wit SS''' ="
defendant herein. Mrs. Louise F.rrand. i, and ,"
her claim and right of action against J, b. Canon,
IN SUIT entitled Mrs. Louise Ferland ye J. p
CamoIs and numbered 43 500 OF the docket of I'm.
Fourth District "ourt for the parish o! Oy!.sn.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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new vegetable fibre has been .iiscov.
cred in California. l. is obtained from a
weed that grows in low. moist earth. and
makes height of three to six feet. Ii is
exceedingly strong, and the Indians have
used it for bow strings.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-16

Cincinnati has become = musical city.
and talks learnedly of sirer :oghorn.. 1t
10 thought the shr:I notes o: the diving
awine can be utilized into melody by pour.
70. i through one of those machines.
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CAUTION.

(AUTlON.-CERTIpTc. w -. non -,
Mechanicss Of stock, issued June is. isa. BY the
mien. haviuseI S Irsdsrs Bank, to Francois Roo
TONED aRanst ioee Al parties hereby caa'
New Orie. sce 1cr the issue Of new certificate
0''ssns' Hay 10, 1875. myso 2? je5 l0l7ss
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;,c 49, EUGENE WAGGAMAN
)eie = iylS Civil Sheriff of the Parish n, o.
'"'cnnei t'ernon vs.. Charles NIoptaydn
SECOND justice Count Tor tn. parish of CrieaU.

No. So3 ' |"ii'" w orleans.
Rf VIRTUE or WRIT OF PIERY F.c,,c 70
;L1; He erected by the Hon. W. II. Holmes, s.cand
I.s!lce lor the parish of Orleans. in nh. aho1ra
s.a.ed SUN. will proceed to sell at nuh,;. go
tion. at the Merchants and Auctionesrs Exchann
st va street; between Canal and Customhons :.
SArTsn w me second District of this citye nm
iva a tERTAiN LOT OF GROUND. with the iui,d
thss. sla; iSasG9on rghts privileges etc.
IN the square bounded by Prieur. PamYra
anu common s streets, designated BY Is ~
~ M NO ~ on plan by J. Pile, dated the f ~.
i;nas i on ralmyra street, by lO2 feet inches
''H Se;, IN dteph. BET ween parallel lines.
Ierms~Cash on the spOf
leLo 20 !yI. JOHN MCCORMICK r.o,s,..,
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By +. y. 4 B. ]. MONTGOMERY.
II M. d b. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL. AUCT1ONEERS

AMI phALEhS IN NkW FURNITURE.
Omce AfmorS Hall. No. 81 Camp street.
Trweekly sales of every description OF bousa
hold furniture Mirrors, Pianos Carpets, Mattresses
ETC. on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATTK
DAIS, At Auction Room. No 30 Camp street. con-.
menciDg at ii A. III. S
semI,Weekly sales Of Horses Mules, Baygie,.
Carriages. etc.. at Sales stables No. 70 Baronns
URDAYS. commencing at lIA. NJ
tended to. SS1 -
Special attention paid 20 Che sa,es Of ,.a! e.t,t.
and stocks ''~~
Always on hand the lars est stock o. New pr,n.
lure OF every variety to be fornd in the citv A.
their show rooms, Arnorv Hall No 81 Camn street
Being the largest aud oldest establish ment of ths
KIND IN the South. they solicit . portion OF tn
public patronage both in their line % suctioneers
and dealers IN furniture. iai -
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COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING. June -, 1875.
COTToN-The sales to day embraced 1909
bales, at prices requiring 40 change in
our quotations We give also the figures and
report of the Exchange in full as below:
AMERICA. STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
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OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,. J
Wednesday. June Is. 1875,

wednesday. June 10. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Argentine bark Enrique. Payson, for Galveston 1,
ballast
Schooner Anna Hran,, Pervier. for Ha,r-
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ba;ientine Gem, Co.e days frou. Havana. "a
aAatii.;. Assr-Aigiegs
STEAMBOATS,.
Cherokee WOLF from Cincinnati,
Maria Louise Brinker. from Shreveport
Ruth QuatreyauX. from Washington
Bertha. Broad from Washington
Orole. Carrick. from Lower Coast
Waoon. Valette. from Lower Coast
BELow-COM1NG UP.
British steamship Arch Druid. Thompson. from Iia.
'ana 9th Instant. to Ocean, Zerega Aco-
ON THE BAR-BoUND IN.
Steamship Menphie Mellon. from L;yerpool 26th
utimO. to Silas Weeks &co--
AT QUARANTINE STATION.
steamship Tappahannoek Pendleton from Havana
VIA Florida ports. to l K Roberto
EXPORTS.
MAvRE-Schooner Anna Kranz--2l4s ba'es cot
ton "a bales NOSE Is crossties 5000 staves
IMPORTS.
Observation-Disclosures Gem-8:.; hhds sugsr 80
hUAIAN 'SLAND-ScnOOnef = FabeCs-28 900
plantains 1900 punches bananas $500 cocOanuts 1904
pineSpples bbls maagoes Dbl. Imes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ClSCfNNATi-Steamer Cherokee-.5o bb,s poYk
10 bbs whisky 81 bbls oil 10 bbls vinegar Is half
bbls vinegar IL bbls -four 20 ties hams 1872 ties lard
slkegs lard 81 kegs nails 3is bales hay bxs soap
9 gs butter y hhds tobacco 800 bxs starch 3l3i
bdls iron ties 20 hhds bacon l225 bars railroad iron
and eundry produce
Observation-Disclosures Maria LOUISE. bales
cotton sack cotton 10 bales lint So head cattle ,pg
head sheep 2l6 bbls oil $50 sks oilcake Loo SKIS oil
cake meal and sunjries
Observation-Disclosures Ruth--3 oales cotton
10 SKIS cotton seed % head cattle and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bertha--9 bales cotton
70 SKIS cotton seed axis seed cotton 3s head cattle
aud sundries
BATON RoUGE--Steamer Carrie Thorn
bales cotton y bbs potatoes % head cattle and
sundries
LOWER COASr-Steamer Orioie--J3 bbls cnions
bbls pot; oes II bbls cotp SKIS ear corn and
sEndries
LOWER COAsr-steamer waloon-su,ar,e.
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS. !
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD |
'une l5.3 hhds sugar bbls molasses IL sks rice |
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. ,une
IS bales cotton bbls wine Is bags wool and sun.
liee
NEW ORLEANS. ST tor1s AND CHIC eo RAIL.
aOAp. June ls~Svadries
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A"e thty OF New Orleans W. AndrA -
san,. same Va. same: state OF Lou.siana "

The tity of New Orlenne "a. and-. -
s ay, sa"e va same: State OF Lou.siana ~
SuPERI0R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE .p,s,
yirtns ~ thras NOS % .86. 70.a5o and l6 ei5Rv
,acss 70 mo directed BY the hoporah,s ,s usr'
fbs oho I'.liCt court for the parish OF Or,ean. T.;
NJ ,sT e., entitled causes for city and STATE 10 ~
lie auction at ths WIN proceed TO sell at pub
bnnsss noya! street between Canal and Cns.d nA
oose SlTeets in tho Second DistIic, ~
ths foioi July 10. 1875 at twelve o.cinst
ONE CERTAIN LOT pO9gFps GRGn to git-.
suu District Of this city in eona,a 80, ~
go. Ply. bounded by Toulouse I.Tsr NUMBER
Der eioht streets. designated "a Iot 40
w sxty zine feet IN de pth ~ '''."'se street,
seized IN the above suits
Aofn'-oash On the spot.
Je.s iyls Civil Sheriff of ths p a1GAMAF,
The City Of New OrIeao. :. ;, 1...An.
" aus sherman: State of Lonisiana william
SufERioR DISTRICT COTRr FOp r,1n Iame.
- VI O.Ieahs Nos. - ls3 and ls s9t De IakiSH
directed ~ ,' Iacias and alias teri fac;, VI
Cour, fo, X Tue honorable the Superior D,st, me
iass eI causes for city and State ,axs al" ABOVE en-
Wsrch".l oioceec To sell at public anct,. 80 ana
rect hut- ana Auctioneers' Eschanoen AZ the
the Second District Of a ahd customhonse streets in
To- TO- q. Twelve O'Clock NJ. The toSn!i. 'nig
the 1S ssca CERTAIN "a. LOT OF GROUND .itr.+.,
iserenty one bounded by st. Lonis fbnate mum Der
her n,na DAuphne streets, desionated ~ Jo.' lou-
By one hundrsd thirty feet on St. Lou 10y sr,
Seized n the abovs seven feet in d.pth'
A'f"'-cssh on the spot:
'e'' '!' Civ! Sheriff Of the pss,sb q A. b..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-16

Sales, Receipts and Exports of Produce.
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