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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-09

ait has held recognized place In our
literature for forty years, and II Will prob
ably long retain that place. Al least no
work has yet appeared ia our Language u"
good many lives Of Napoleon. w. Boston
Transcript.
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Nos. q. y and 10. 10th 81.
MARBLE WORKERS.
VIII furnish American and Scotch. j.
ANTE
AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES. *
Index to New Advertisements.
Trustees Sale.
Dividend Notice Bank Of the Ohio
Valley.
Horses and Mare, Wanted.
Furnished Room, for Rent
Bargains in Dry Good Z. Brucs
jus, R.criy"d-Louis Decucrt.
TnE CITY is full of strangers.
In has been figured out that we are tC
have tweuty--ix snow storms this winter
TIE Police Court now conyenes at II
O'Clock. This Is the winter schedule.
THE race, this week are beginning 10
attruyt attention.
IT pity there Is no amnsements at
the Opera House. Almost anything
woIld draw now.
OrrTr a number Of the members OF
the Legislature, VINO arrived yesterday
visited the Capitol building
PEOPLE cannot be too guarded about
fire ia,t at this time, when everything Is
dry and the win Is are up.
\ TWO horse team ran into an awning
on Water street yesterday afternoon, and
made good kindling wood out Of 1t.
TINS two har., wagon Of Speidel
X Co, upset On the landing yesterday,
and smashed things generally.
WHAT. tine Use of 81 lady wearing Il
dress NJ ".'' "''''s sue mas ~ ''', ''
'' 1t III ''' . - ~ .--'.'.. - " Va ''N "
AVAILABLE running mare, theprop-
.rtv of Henry c. ShaUcro.s, died At the
stable. of In, Wheeling Omnibus Com
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tn" GRAND Chapter, l'"ya' Arcn M"'o"S
W,ll NEE. 10 morrow.
INr2ErANr II tru"!--A high "utAor'-
IS on all matters in which society Is m
l. .l. .IIte tlHt ssvpl .
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WILDMOOR.

ANoycl. BY Florence Burckctt. l2m
Fine cloth. Sl.7j.
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ARANIS X Lucas,
l221 Market II
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, JUNE %; 1875

Choice Goshen is quoted at 2s@ SOC; medium
20 025c y b; choice Western % q 25c; infe-
riOr l00 l8c y Is.
CHEESE Is in good supply and limited
demand. New YOrklcream is quoted at 151s
0l6c; choice Western factory 10 0l2c y tb.
HoNEY-Receipte by the jackson railroad
were selling to the trade in lars at IS p
dozen.
EsCULEETs AND GREEN VEGErABLEs-
Potatoes and onions are in good supply and
active demand. Cabbages and sour krOut
are dull. Louisiana potatoes sell at 50 400
%; Louisiana onions S3aJ % y Dbl
Cabbages SS0l2 y 100: sour krout SIS y
Dbl.
PouLrR.-western grown chickens sell
keys $l2@l Is y dozen. Louisiana grown
chickens 81 2504 IS: young do g. % az Is;
ducks %: geese &c: turkeys SIS v dozen.
EGGs-Large stock and dun. Western
are quoted at II 0l5c: Louisiana Is q lSc y
dozen.
BAGGIsG-Domestic jute is held in round
lots at l4Ac y yard; retailing at l41ac.
INDIA lO41c at Wholesale and lc at retail.
at Az o4Ac y Is.
NAVAL SToREs-Good supply and dull.
Spirits turDentine is GnOted at 80 1886 y
gallon. Rosin-D S.. E and F So l50225,
and Fl s. 3O02 80 y Dbl. Tar-$2 p v
half Dbl. s. = Dbl. Pitch-$2 50 T. Dbl.
New ATTAKAPAs CHEEsE-Supplies of
new are coming in from St. Landry and
selling readily at zoe y b. 1t is given the
preference for local consumption.
Moss-No stock here. Good inquiry.
Black sells at size; red and black mixed
at2r; mixed &c; gray 2le a Sc " Is.
RICE-Small stock OF hand aud dull.
Louisiana No. 9, according to quality. sells
at 313 q &c; common 51s a &c; ordinary Ga q
6i3c; fair Ss4 07c: prime "a a79c y tb.
IRON COTTON TIEs-The demand JIG GOOD
The Arrow tie is selling at j12c y fb. with
discount on round lots. Pieced Arrow
tie. II feet. sells at 3+ac net; s feet s
inches at 3isc net. The Beard & Brother
tie cells at size T. il. with discoun. on
round lots.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of or,a.n.-
No. 81 aa1.
RY NASH & HOD. SON-w. HoDosor
- Auctlouetr-Gfhce No Carondelet street -
On SATURDAY. July ,, 1875. A. twelve o,clocI
~. Al the 81. Charles Auction Exchange IN m.
basement i"tunda of the st. Charles Hoi Ell in Mn.
cry. by virtue and IN pursuance of an order M
the Hon. A. L. Tissot. judge of the Second psfric,
Ctnrt fof tie Parish OF OIl..ns datsd June X
1910, Tor account and at the risk and expeuse NJ
Mrs Amelia smith, wife OF William Wright. who
failed to eomIIs with the terms o. the adindic,
ton made I. her on Nav g. 1875. and nas legal,
put in default viii b.. sold 'e'
CERTAIN LO! OF GROUND together with all
me bulldlnge and impros. nts Their. on situated
IN the fnsr Dlstrct OF this city in the square No
%, bounded by Calli"I'e. Delord Baronne am
OzSades Streets desi. mated by the ~ 6 vhict
measure .! zee inches lines front on Callione
street, 81 feet inches line In widt. in the rea
by depth of 1873 feet in hes 6 lines on The siI.
next 10 Baronne street, and 1876 fee: ii inches
line on the side next TO Dgyad.s street: being III.
same property acquired bv the deceased from
Eo" ara LIE VI oss as Per act before W. j. Caster
notary, on the second Of December 1873. and a.
per plan OF l. h. lie. surveyor dated AnriI
1879; 1 n" III Prov ments consis. of q .xo stor,
Srich house .iate roof amt two story frame rea,
building, with some eight or ten rooms altogether
r. Terms : .na Conditions lone-.hird cash on I'll.
spot. and the balance at ,e and two 1ears w;tb
eight per cent interest and special mortpar.
with all the Usual ciauAis from date until naia
ihcludlhG venaors Hen. attorneys fees and in
Act O: saie before ". B. Keinpeter. notary a,
the puI chasers xpenee inc. uding the taxea n,
je!' "a 29 iva
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BAYOU SARA--Steamer L Hodge, bales cot.
ton bag cotton l6 bales NOSE IS bbis potatoes and
sundries
FORT SMfTH-Steamer c ark sviiie- -. bales cot.
ton 1856 SKIS cotton seed $500 slaves and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry Tete:--l3 hhds su-
sar bbls mOasses 20 bbls potatoes % sks potatoes
and scndr1es
LOWER COAST~Steamer Oriole--l5 bbis onions
bbls corn and sundries
WHITE hALL-SteameS Mary lda-e bbls pota
toes and sundres
LOWER COAST--Steamer J F Fraser--sa SKIS
rough rice and sundries
SOUTHWEST PASS-Steamer Grafton-Sundr,es
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
s:NC!NSATi-Steamer Robert Mitchel!-l5 hhds
$50 bbls -four ESQ tcs hams 800 bales hay and sndry
produce
observation-disclosures z Z Iee--229 bales cotton
12l0 sks cotton seed and sundries
observation-disclosures Era Ne 1870 bbiS potatoes
q SKIS pOtatoe and sundries
BONNET CARRE--Steamef yOseofine--i2; SKIS
rOuG b rice 81 sks potatoes and eundriee
LOWER CGAST-Steamey Mare-Sundries
RECEiPTs BY RAILROADS
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TsYAS RAILROAD
June 2O2o bales cotton ~ bbls rice sks rice 543
head cattle 40 sks potatoes 81 bales 80 sss
in specie s $3.50 III currency and sundries
June 21~+t balee cotton 28s head cattle and sun.
driea
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD June
2l-202 bales cotton 200 bbs lime liz bbls rosn %
bbls turpentine and sundres
NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD. June 2l-27O bales cotton Gnd sundries
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICES,
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
CHRISTINA EBRENz VS. HER HUSBAND-NO.
l3625

] HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE F1FTEENTH
Il day of June. 1875. judgment rendered in
THIS court III the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following. to wit
CHRISTINA Ebrenz Va. her husbaEG-No. i3 625.
On motion of J. +. Dick, OF counsel fer plaintiff
and upon producing due proof of plsiLtff's de-
mand, ana the law and the evidence being In her
favor 1t Is ordered, adudged and decreed nat the
Judgment by default her.in entered on June 8,
!BI5, against defendant be now confirmed and made
final and accordingly that there be judgment in
favor OF plaintiff Christina kb ardt, wife of William
Ebrenz. and against defendant her said husband,
decIeeng separat on OF properly between them.
1t is further ordered sdjudged snd decreed that
there be Judgment that sad plaintiff, Christina
EoIenz, do have the special lien and privilege and
mortgage granted by law TO married women for
the protectio and covery of their rights and
cans, end il is tu Their ordered adjuGged and de.
creed that the community OF property existing be.
tween them be dissolved. and that plaintiff Chris
tina kbreDz, do enter into full control and admin
's'rat1on OF her property, as provided by law in
such cas- 6. defer dant to pay coats OF suit.
Judgment rendered June IS. 1875,
judgment Aigned June 10. 1875
B. L. Lynch, Judge.
IN testimony whereof have hereuntc set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
city 81 New Orleans on this nineteenth day of
june, Ill the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy five. and ninety. ninth year
Uf the II independence OF he United States.
Jezz JyiN }. .. CHALON, Deputy Clerk.
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07 n. u. 4 B. !. Houtsom.r~
Il. W. q b. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTrONErp,,
AND DEALERS In NEW puRSIrrpr

~ mory Hall. No. 81 Camu sr..,
sod furniture sA a1s S Of sou..
etc: on TUESDAYS. THrRssbiU. aVIpets, hatresees
encng At I Il a. ak0om No. 80 Camp street. con
=. semi Weekly sales of Hera..
c,asIiages, etc. At Sales table, n S Raggies
URDAYs, eomm sy,sr: on EDNEsDAYs ane EAT
tended to- ivory description promptly n
md ssoek attention paid to the .aes of ..s
"A, Always on hand the iargest .tocL -,
their sb every variety to be TO nd in ,bs forni
the srGsst A .nS Hall Camp
a ~ h IN sae South. they solicit Of thu
and depsIs both In their line a. OF tn.
ial "
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News from the Interior.

grOm the DOnaldsOnville Chiet June 10
0n Thursday morning, in Donaldson vile
Gid Tom TournilliOn. colOred man, who il
claimed 10 have attained the remarkable
sgs OF l25 years, deps rted this life and was
tIaced beneath the sod he had SO long
awels upon. When Louisiana was ceded
B.. the United States, seventy-two years ago.
yom WAS well advanced in life and had a
son who had reached manhood long before
ahs old fellow enjoyed good health to the
Vay or his death, and succumbed to the
cheer weight of years that bowed his head
and turned his hair as white as driven
snow.
Harvey kanes. an inotiensive and gener-
3flv respected old colored man of sixty
Jour gears. was brutally murdered on Col
sfohn A. Stevensons Claiborne plantation
last Sunday evening about dusk. by one
Robert Love, also culored, thirty years of
age, and man of bad character From
DR.. John Dominique, who held the post
fnortem examination at the corOner's in
quest, we learn the following particulars:
Nanes and Love were both laborers on the
plantation, and occupied cabins in close
proximity TO each other in the quarters
0'n the evening of the tragedy Love
Nas engaged in the manly occupa-
0i"n of beating his wife, and was
demonstrated with by kanes as the
EATER passed by on the way to his own
I,onse. The beating WAS continued until
She woman escaped and ran into kanes'
Cabin for protection. hetly pursued by her
Brutal husband. Names placed himself he
Sween the parties and sought to dissuade
fian from further punishment OF his wife
9.oye grew furious at the interference. and
e.izing a spade which lay close at hand.
BE dealt the old man a heavy blow on
che head, fracturipg the skull in the ,et,
temporal region and causing death in forty
Aiphf hnurs ('nlnpal
send with his own hands securely hound
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. June y. 1875.
CorrON-The sales today were confined
to Az bales at full prices. not requiring any
change in our quotations. We give also the
figures and report Of the Exchange. il full.
az below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
Nv hnro
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SUCCESSION OF c. A. w!EMaSS.
Second Dstric: Court for the Para, ., o.,
No, 81 CPL O''00As~
Rro e. X. GlRARDEY, arcr,ovp

!. NO. 81 OIL,
X om y. X. GlRARDEY, ArCr1oyEsp-
: is9 vihc. g. No. u Camp .treet-sATURb9Y I'M
auctio,n a. .Tsve o'clock NJ at the St. Chsries
NJ Tue 81 an order from the Hon A. t. Tssot
Ia a. ,e seeoud District Court for the parish ~
en,iisd .une g. 1875. and rende red in the bove
Josenb nJ Rada NOTE, made and subserhea NJ
his 10 se5d. By him
awo years after date. with in,eress Ply" payable
Maid ma per cent per annum after maturtv e rate
" ehrsy Dy ,mortgsgs BY act be-
oy Joseph Budds in favor OF c. A. Wama 49, 1873.
lerne-Cash on the spot. "ohi ;A1a,s
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv G. E. Girardey.

s,,pvn,n COMMERCIAL AND INVESTMENT
PROPERTY IN THE CENTRE. OF THE FIRST
AND SECOND DISTRICTS.
THE WEI, xxowx AND POPULAR ORLEANS
HOUSE, OPPOSITE THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
A,PLEsp1DLY BUILT THREE'sToRY BRic C,
BUILDING, FORMING TIE CORNER OF 81
CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS. CON TAIN,
ING SALOONS AN. EMBRACING THE ENTIRE
ROW OF THOSE Prominent STORES AM
BUSINESS STANDS DESIGNATED By inn
NOS. % AND Is ST. CHARLES STREET AM
THE NOS. 1H, l43, Jas. l47 AND l4s soMMoN
STREET. ALWAYS IN DEMAND, WILL TEN,
ANTEp. AMI PRODUCING TIE BEST RATE or
RENTALS IN THE CITY; AND CHOICE BUS
NESS CORNERS AND DWELLINGS ON BOuR
BON. DUMAINE, DAUPHINE. BAYOU hoAO
AND CLAIBORNE STREETS.
LOTS IN CARROLLTON, JUDGMENTS. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF E. CORDEViOLLE.
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WANTED.


WANTED. 10 BUY SMALL SECOND
W band Fire-prosf Safe. ADDRESS. stating
Prie". box 4s' Ne" Orleans Postofice je22
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AUCTION SALES,
By George Pearson.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS.

UNITED STATES CU.ToMaorsE }
Collectors Office,
New Orleans. June Is, 1875
Pr GEORGE PEARSON. AUCTfONEER.-
- Iie following described goods. having re.
NAMED N warehouse unclaimed over one year
VII! be sold at public auction. in accordance with
the law and the regulations of the Treasury De.
partRent. at warehouse No. !. Customhouse build.
ing on FRIDAY. July g. 1875. at II A. M
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RAILROADS,
1NHE MOBILE LINE.

v1NHE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May % trains vii! srri-. and depart
from the depot, foot of Canal street. 80 follows:
DEPART.
Coast accommodation Daily. except
Sunday. at. .:..................... 3:i5 p. NJ.
Express and mail daily, at .......... SA. NJ.
Through nigh: express. daily. at..... 3:4V y. VI.
ARRIVE.
Coast accommodation daily. excep:
sunday, at. .................. zoos 4. NJ.
Express and mall daily. at ......... 3:5j r. NJ.
Through night express. daily, at ....l 80 p. NJ.
Pullman Palace Cars da.iv 10 Louisville Ciucin.
natl Lynchburg, Virginia Springs aud Baltimore
without change.
Oface corner of Canal and Common streets, Cd.
pOsite City Hotel
my22 D. B. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
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NHW ORLEANS, st. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
On aud aftes December IS, 1874.
fr4ns depart and arrive Is follow. from, Gallon.
street depot.
erR.s... $50 A. N K1prs.. ....I 1.soHn
AAu.. P. n Mail. 80. 1880 4. y
fuiNlAn Palace Sleeping Cars through 70 B.
soois Chicago and Louisville.
Only ono change o. sleepins CARE 70 xastsR1
Tickets fcf sale and information given 1t 10. b
AWp street. corner OF Common.
4. .. SHELDON, Agent
Jel111 I'D. FROs-. General NApaHNR.
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By Nash & Hodgson.
Law LIBRARY, IRON SAFE, DESKS. ARMo,R 8
CHAIRS. ETC. HOUSEHOLD FUkNITURE,
GOLD WATCH. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF +. CHARLES CuvEL,,ER. nR
CEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orisana-
No. 1851.
by NASH &; HODGSON-w. T. HopGsON
- AuctlOneer-Office No. Caropdelet street
On TUESDAY, June %. 1875. at 1890 A. M. on
the premises en- the southwest cor or OF Brain.
ard and st. Andrew streets, by virtue and In
pursuance OF an order OF the Hon. A. L. Tissot
Judge Of The Second District Court for the par,sh
of Orleans. dated June :. 1875 court docket No
slt3l. for account OF the succession Of r. Charles
Cuveier. deceased, at public auction viii be sold
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Gold
Watch and Chain Carpets, Kitchen Flu. allure etc
also. ut /" p NJ. IN the same day. at No lao
Gravier street. between st. Char les and Cam
streets, under the same order and 20. account Of
The same succession, wilt be sold.
ONE LOT OF LAW BOOKS AND MfScEr
LANEouS LIBRARY. Iron Safe, Armoirs. Desks
Chairs, etc '
The Who'll. as per inventory On file IL the clerk,a
office Of the above court " A
Terms-Cash on the spot ;a,o - 20
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4 barkeeper said he knew all about
%h'sky frauds. The government. agent
asked for information. and found the frauds
, were always getting drinks and slaays
asking the barkeeper TO pu: ,hem down on
\ s!-!r tor fear he nigh: forge: them.
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EXPORTS.

MISUNDERSTANDING Arch Druii-2ii6 bales
cotton 800 tons OicSke l3s cases can beet 300 ties
lard 5000 slaves
JAMAICA-Scheones Royaliss bbls honr Is
bbls pork bbls beef half bbls beef 25 bbls bread
bales tobacco s055 pcs lumber s3 bdla shingles us
pk gs mdse
observation-disclosures Samus. Fsbens--IOO.o0O
feet black walnut lumber
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IMPORTS.

NEW YORK-Steamship New Oriesns-Asfd mdse
MISUNDERSTANDING Memphis 90. bdls
iron ties 100 cases champagne 1913 pkgs thenware
800 cks beer GC bbls beer Is8 bxs lemons .I2 pu,1
stoned
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NOTARIES.

A. HERO. ar, "-'~~~-
49, u1lo ASD cokkfssIoHYz a, nm.
o' Me- II Ce..sreiaI pa. -
1879 procured 11th a,.,.
s"paea eavan 70 gu Sa'sSseA, nd veun,,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
lNO arrivals from Sea repoytedl
STEAMBOATS,.
3 L Hodge. Brown. from BAYOU sara
Clark sville, jones' from Fort Smith
Henry Tete. AucOiI. from ThibOdaUx
Grafton, 49,, from Southwest Pass
OriOe, Carrick. from Lower Coast
Mary Ida. Ruiz, from White Hall
Frazer. Canton. from Lower CoaGt
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Memphis. Mellon. from Liverpool, 10Th
ultimO, to Sills Weeks &cO-4th district As
Steamship New Orleans. Dearborn, from New York
18th instant. to MoultOn-2d districts
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Mitchell, DuSouchet. from Cincinnati
Robert Lee. Campbell. from VicKsbUry
Marie. Bassett from Lower Coast
Era No 10. Dalferee. from Iockport
Josephine COzZens from Bonnie, Caro-
BEiOW-AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship W Lord. Cotton. from Havana. to 3 A
yOTke-
Steamship Wilmington holnes from Havana via
Florida ports, to ! X Roberts
Steamship Margaret, Baker from Havana via Flor.
ida ports to Roberts
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NeteorOl0gicnl Report.

OPRlC2 METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER I
New Orleans June 81, 1875. !
The following is the report Of the weather
and rivers At .:43 z M inc2l time TODAY:
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AUCTION SALES.
~r>r.o~Nry~c>~~>~~~cv ~~e>o~~~o>on.oS-
By Vincent & Co.
EXTENSIVE SALB OF PROPERTY ON Hon.,
TERMS OF CREDIT.

THK wBLL-KNOwN TOBACCO wARppor..
AND OTHER PROPERTIES NEAR hoReass
RAILROAD DEPOT. IN THE FIFru ~.
TRICr OF NEW ORLEANS.
AND FOR CASH. OTHER PROPERTIES TX
PARISHES OF ORLEANS AND ST. JOHN ~,
BAPTIST.
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By Nash & Eodesou.

E. P. HAMPLIN, Deputy Collector,
i"l5 I. 10 % q jy369
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Above sov
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN. ,
Tuesday. June %. 1875.

CLEARED YESTERDAY,
British steamship Arch braid. Thomson, for Liver.
pool
British schooner Royaiist. Bodden. for Jamaica
Schooner SAMUEL taDens, Lyman. ior Eo.t6s.
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RIVERS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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POSITIVE SALE.
POSITIVE SALE.
ALA FOLLE ENCHERE,
CALLIOPE STREET PROPERTY

CCCESSIOy OF Bridget CANNON nrcv,Spn
Second Distr!c, Court for the Parish Of or,ean.-
No. 81 a8l.
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SUCCESSION OF !. CHARLES CUvELy;ER. nR
CEASED.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
"B.v in Trouble.

EDITOR HERALD: / am nervous,
vexed; have not slept for a week until
two or three O'Clock in the morning.;
my health is fast failing and very soon
there will be solemn funeral and a
long obituary, stating that | died of
some disease to which the doctors will
give scientific name requiring twenty
letters to spell it and which nobody
living can understand, when the fact
of the matter is, I shall be literally
howled to death. My neighbors have
score of ours that make night hideous
with bowling. Nothing undermines
health like the loss of sleep, and
when health fails, nothing makes
one SO nervous as the howl
of dog. If the truth were
known, ] have not doubt but
there are fifty victims now sleeping in
the silent grave in this city who were
how9ed to death. l love a good dog;
one that will quietly watch the house
Knd obey when spoken to, and has
sense enough to know that no bowling
is permitted in aclvilized community.
Civilized people will not permit any
other kind of dogs to live, especially
in city. We have stringent dog
law in this city, and we have officers
to enforce the law; but so far as we
know, there is perfect harmony
between the officers and the own
ers of dogs. Occasionally the
vicious ours will pounceupona a woman
or child and nearly devour them,
then the officers wilt sputter around
and sell dozen or two brass ,llars
for two or three dollars each, aud that
is the end of it--all quiets down until
another outrage is committed. Is there
no law to make officers execute this
law? If not there ought to be. give
the City Fathers timely notice that
heauy damages will be claimed when
die. l have engaged the lawyer and
posted my heirs, and the city must
pay for it. The only means of escape
from this loss is for the city to put the
dog law in force and save my life.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
A Rare Chance.

Those four handsome houses on
Main street, offered for sale by w. III.
j. Brooks, can be purchased for $4,000
each, and on the following terms:
$1,000 cash, the remaining $4,000 to be
paid as follows: $1,000 at one per cent.
in one, two, three, four or five years,
rs the purchaser prefers. $1,000 for
the same term, also at one per cent.
per month, payable in monthly in
stallments of $33 36, which, at the ex-
piration of five years, would pay the
whole amount both principal and in
terest. Making the total monthly
payment which the purchaser would
have to pay sos Sc, being no more
than fair rent for that class of resi-
dence, and with this further advan-
tage that each payment would be for
the benefit of the occupant instead of
o landlord. jan23-2w