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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-12-04
FOURTH OF JULY.

FOURTH OF JULY.
VIVA the following list Of Stockholders:
FRANCIS PALMS, President.
ANTON PULTE, Vice President
NJ w. O'BRIEN, Cashier
JOHN MARK. JAMES FLATTERY,
JONI y. FLEITz, NEIL FLATTERY.
GAMBLER Bios, ALEX. CHAPoToN.
NM \ CARPENTER, WILLIAM h. MORAN.
FERDINAND MoREL, +. A. SCHULTZ,
JEREMIAH DIVER, SCHULTZ a BROTHER,
JOSEPH kARRER, ESTATE OF CHAs. DU-
AARON kARRER, CHARME,
Z. FITZSIMuNS, EST OF n. f. BROOKS
WILLIAM FoxEN, EDWARD REIDY,
DANIEL SULLIVAN, G. 2. 4 MRs. RABAUT
MATHEW KRAMER, j. s. p HATHAwAY,
PHILIP KRAMER, DAVID WHITNEY, JR.
Tn, Bank will receive deposits a. low As ONE DOL
LAR. ami is~Ue hook therefor without cha n, aud
viii pay credit interest half yearly, small well
a. large amounts at the rate u SIX per cent per
num.
COLLECTIONS al points promptly attende' to,
1nd draft odd Great Britain. Ireland and all the
principal cities u Europe
Bank open f,r business every day except SUNDAYS
and legal holiday~l from a. 70 p. a,d from
20 Is Also fTnm u p. m sat rda,, and
Mondays. iu .fder 20 ummodaty those Who work
during the dAy time.
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demand for coal during the week has been TAR.
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Cleveland Coal Market
Pittsburgh Coal Market,
st. Louis Coal Market.

Delivered m St Louis, per ton Of ,, OO0 lbs.
WrUMIN0Us.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-12-04

Last Saturday sixteen mouiders we're
discharged from Hicks a. Wolfe's foundry
on Green Island. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Friday, Dec. 8. 1873.

NEw.YoRK Fridxy Dec. 3. 1873.
To-day's auction sales at the Exchange Sales
room were as follows:
Bvh j. Bieecksr a Son
story brick tenement and lot, No al Broorest ss
100 W Of GOerck st. lot. 25xl00; Ernest OIL .Slo<oO
Br %. NJ Seaman.
story brick houses front and rearl. with lot NO
Ludlow st, es 124 II n OF Canals lot 32+xS76; o.
Bergemann. ----szS'oVV
By NJ 4. j. Lynch
4story brick house, with lot No 81 West llth st,
299l0 II of 5th-ayo lot "a lx9i9 H. s. Mount$lsoO0
Ry r. y. HGrnet
4story brown house with lot, on IS OF West
5Sth-st, 225 Il Sth lot 20xl0O5; j. Bern- ..
helmer. Sz3.OVO
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
Eectures ano nleetinos.

A COURSE of LECTURES will be delivered
~ in Jane Street NJ. T.. Church MONDAY EVENINGS.
Dec. 8, Rev. WIN. LLOYD; Dec. l3, Rev. JOHN JOHNS;
Dec. 20, Rev JOS J. SMITH. commencing at O'Clock.
Admission for the course, Use Single tickets 30c.
NEW-YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOClA-
~ TION-Lecures at the Broadway Tabernacle xth ave-
ana Thirty fourth st. Lectures lrDiuy Isti ated by Pho
tograph Niows. First lecture Dec. 7--itev. HOWARD
CROSBY, ID. d. SOul alstine: Prom Jafa 10 Bottle
hon the jordan and Jerusalem. Second Lecture Dee 3Iss
CHAS :. ROBINSON D. ID. jerusalem: Tie iOly city and
EnYrOns The Tempt and GetisemaIe. Thri Lecture
Dee. REV. CIAS s. ROBiNSON ID. y. Northern PaeS
line From SGeCeu ~ the Of CALL Ma areth. Tyre aud
Damascus. Fourth Lecture Dec lGRey Wn. NJ. TAGBn p
D. -. scotland Edinburgh, Melrose, and tle 1Tosac,S
AYRSHIRE aud AbbOts.ori.
commencing al quarter before p. m.
single Admission 5jc. Course Ticket, sl So Chilcren
H. half price Reserved seats for each Lecture 25c
Tickets for sale At Rantuphs. GuT.ys ourtbiy
Twenty thrsi; also az the ReadingF0om. o0i Fourth
ave-, where TeseTy yetl seats be secured.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTA

SEw-YORK CITY
'pn Tsase sefven ' to 70 EiIabe Backh@rst
aGh-st property James Blackhurst TO Isaac -oo
'gpS Stokes. cS, to to ino CF Fucker 27.75o
CRas o I,eiy to Neison crawiori Nominal
irregular; also, stan,onst lssx irregular
McMniSn and wife to Cornela GRAHAM Nominal
40; also Grand 81 cor Of sglIyanst 22Ss2x IregGl
same to same Nominal
il Sullivan aud wife to Annie biSck. 1925
OF iothaye Achie Nicolas 70 Thos -: Nominal
6ishwasr, sd Ward Annie Black and husband to nm
2id st. $50 Of adave 2o198s Jas Kelly to
GTeemesi cor ionston s3x2O same to Same 10000
Findey place 3O9G # Of Central Lave lO0xlO0(2ih
amanda GccdcnouS Sh ana other Emily Goodenough
Alice BanSe to Henry Rigs Ioe37
BarIs TO fRos smith ....1 1850
Tart ofc Henry w Cohen to HELEN Sonnebon $500
GeoV Hudson 4.5S3
Mott st. same property Geo Horn others guar.
sit6 l 20 4i0 It Of 5ihavc. 25SioO5; Angelina
l. Isssclyn and husband To- augustus II Ellis Nominal
r. Rose and wife TO Adele Rcppcr Nominal
ogl & ara sy fe peG Of Tif SaS aSGlo04 Elliot sand 0OO
lord reefee to Join BainsOn. ..-........ $500
Colin IT. Teferce 10 bank Of Metropolis .....-. GOOO
KSiieS Teierse To- stephen Bay $4,000
and Wife to Herman Bach Nominal
r FGiIer To- Gc6reie NJ Coles Nominal
s lose AMI husband 10 David II Mcilpn 1GGOO
Barreto ave l337 IT (0f Browns andsl U3jXl, ,OG26
10 Beacnave, Nirrcsular path Ward; John ONeill o
to NJ Mi lOOO
Tey To- Jcse1h en- MaTren 1920
and w,fe II 7 70 susan sullivan $50
10th ST. Il g. 955 IL of Ave Is, l9X92; also l6ihs MS
ll4.6ft W Of Ave t. lS6X92 Bridget Connol TO
john Al Re .N"iniil
I25.st s. 200 II W Of 7thave. S1GX2O.lO; MaIyy
ChaTlOck and husband tO Edward larre Nominal
lO4th.st, 100 IL " OF 3dave l6.sNlUOll; Henry n
Root referee simon II stern 1900
2gth go 10 Is of Sthave, 2jX321i7 irregular;
George TO Anna NJ Sch mme 1000
Mafis ana wife to Mary Spearfng 10000
IEAsIss EFCOEIED.
No fg4 broadway and No IL Lafayette place. 9years
and Henry as0n 10 Whiting Mig Co. sG6OOO
3dave II cor S4th 81 years John & ii Craherto -o
eeSpner ' ''' $500
% ysrs - Danei Mcf5ry @x TO + A Packer. ~ 1900
l0mcsLJ j.. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

ETY.. n Chain6efs-s g Of Ch1rol-st: 500 900
KrOu6ke, Werner and wife, 10 Ferdinand SeighaIdt,
KiyingOE 81, between ClintOn and SuhOSstsi .
Sullivan Susan and husband to Metropolitan savings
Bank. II - 1eet Ol 2GaFe year l,1O9
a same, 2daYc; 900
same same. 7jth.si, Of 2d-aN0 year....... 1000
allison ave bet 34ti and 4t SIS ycss'..... 1900
4.i0 az same $4,000
same Edwards ; InDes W MaiiSOn-aye, = OF 4Jth- -
Il; year t'oVI
same to same MadisOnaye o. 10Th Fear... 1000
sS 6ct Clinton an1 suffolk year 1900
75si ~ Of 2aTe l.GGo
Ruger Chas 20 Anton IrsegeI, MOI on lease, cor cd
ave and 0-d-st year 900
7gh ave Of 5jtist 1000
id al " Of ioti ave; ..........,... 6OoO
..NIl.. ilauc and NIfo t0 Cattarue DOnOhue. -
Il 10Th and lS0thst; year -:.-:...;..: 800
DaHii and Bdaie7sTG year. 10000
iS#l6hs e stl ave; 2 years 5000
KEN. Susana TO Andreas Euge : s Hehfysi, seam 80
rS...- -.-
Ifol,..f year 5000
Ieets. Iliip and wife GerInania Lie lns Co.
Gtha l26ths , years 1900
of 6t ave, near l2Oi!i years. 3UOu
same same, of OtaVt, near l2Oiiei years. sUDl
same 10 same G. Ctiaye 126tn 81 1900
7s u, Of dayc; 135OO
"S'i'' "eSa,'s of sttl,.st ye.rs ........... 1lCOo
sam. same 3laVc; inStalment OOJO
lOlHcal1 J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
Gin Rcal C5inte FOR Sale.

CNIOKEY CiIIMNEYS CURED, Rooms above
= range heated range ire warranted send for circular
Hull, GRIPPiN & 60, Third ave, above 23o.Si. y. J
E1OR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN. on very easy
Z terms to close estate nNS very desirable lti7 ,li-
able for immediate Improvement on flFI4fIt m : T.,
north sie Of PdTkiyc adjoining row OF hr"
brown stone HOUSES. Apply at office oi estate Of
NJ. H. KAGEOR.
No 1}OO BIOadNa at, Room 80. 6.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
anrtiou Sales of Real estate.

IMPORTANT SALE.-RARE OPPORTU.
NIFTY FOR INyEsTMENTBy virtue Of 4. te ascTSs Wes,
k FACTORY the corner OF Paterson ave-
us aud Wesi Hoboken New covering
os of including extensive factry bunns
with machinery and ali the necessary appliances y e m ta
Ia frs Of dress silks sold at public aucuon " 'e
United states Marshal the premises On the i0t uay "a
Decetnber instant at O'Clock M for pafnouaiS sPpv y
Messrs Benksrd Ne. 42l Broonie 81 Jonn ~
Whiting Ne III wall st John D0s Passes. No IL Wais@
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
Proposals.

DROPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII
he received until Fob l. 1876 by the TEU SIZES OF the
NEW-YORK AND BRoOKIYN BNpGE. at Their enGe
Nn 81 WateTet rO0kly, y T.. Tor the Manufacture ana
delivery of - tons u cast steel WIRE ROPE required ior
the erection Of temporary foot bridge cradle cables ad
ie opnancrs necessary for construction Of the man
cables ~ tne Last River Suspension Bridge.
Printed SPECIFICATIONS, together win any DINER lhlOri
In regard ropes bc Obtained from the secretary
al ile Ioar OF of chief Eng Nv A. io bling
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
fine Arts.

A RI NOTICE!
SPEC lAEf
Now on exhibition at the Art Rooms. 6l7 Broadway
day and evening uEt.l time Of sale.
OIL AND WATER COLOR PAINTINGS
From the collection OF Louis Prang esq, Boston. Tis
line collect on OF mors than Two Hundred Paintings viii bs
by the Place Of Exhibition without reserve.
on the EvENISGs OF TUESDAY and wEDTESDAI.
DEC AMI 3 The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctonecrs
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
Auriion Sales of Real estate.

" X. STEVENSON, jr., AuctiOneer-Offices.
W No Pne-st. and 80 East Seventeenth st-Wn sell
under tho direction OF Vernon
stevenson esq., special guardian at public auction at the
Exchange SaesroOm, No. III Broadway, on THUhSDAf'
Dec. 9. 1875, at ~ O'clock 49,
THE TWO EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE, MAG
NIFICENTIY LOCATED THREE-STOBf
AND BASEMENT HIGII-STOOP
BROWN-STONE DWELLINGS.
NUMBERS
1,52O AND 1.522 BROADWAY,
EAST SrDE, BETWEEN FORTY SIXTH AND FORTY
SEVENTH-STs. PACING THE OPEN PLAZA
AND BROADWAY AND SEVENTHANE
JUNCTION. SIZE OF EACH
HOUSE 20 ABOUT So
LOTS 80 FEET. SALE
POSITIVELY WITH
OUT RESERVE. -
Maps and particulars OF V. X STEVENSON, President
No II Nassau ST, from the Auc
pnea a East
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
ttlnsicaI JnslrnnIe1is.

GlnsicaI JnslrnmeTls.
LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
Z Upright REN OF SELL cheap sales easy moHtuy
payments Call at VI. NJ MEBkLLLS, NO Un.on square
lNo. lOJ FOurthayej
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Squire
"A. PIANOS second 10 none; prices moderate '"n
sany hand large assortment of second hand faip'
from nest makers amt secondhand n amos to teIe
WaTeroOms. No % UuOn square.
A FINE STOCK Of FlRST-CLASS PIANOS
"A SOLO at bargains -. Elegant Grand Plane N per
feet order $50; Weber square S&Dy; Elegant pisinl
square, 800. do. 800; no.. %. HIEEbMANS OH
ESTABLISHED WAkEROOMS. - W est 6th-st,
I IGHTE Il ERNST, old house O. Lighte IL
4 Bradbury Offer their splendid PiAHpFOklh.o al 10"
prices monthly at IL East list AsJ
smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
e. Y. BALL & Co,
>, No. Is EAST l4TH.ST
Chickering's Stenway ani other Pianos aud Organs low
for cash, instaliurniS. ana for rfht
UPRIGHT PIANOS, large and superior as
- sormcut for SALE RENT at OUF FRIER & SOY >,
Manula,gre u West 3thst between 9TH and bfaves
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04

~ young French woman with good references Is good
sams,ress and ut perfectly by The day Or month Is
good with Children. &o L. competent 70 please "a,
be HOME BUREAU, lj3 Vta ave. ABOVE lVt 81
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04

ENARM of 81 acres valuable land, near depot
on NewJcrsoy Cautrgl RalrOad 80 miles from city, for
ALE or EXCHANGE for NewlOrh or Brooklyn property.
rutland ~ WHITING, Beebman st.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04

n
~ PLOT OF GROUND
H. County adjoining The city line and two lines
railroad near Wooaavn. for SALE dose partnership
J. II. WELSH, 100 BTOadwsy
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
Gelp Wanteo-- Malcs.

AN INTELLIGENT, ACTIVE MAN, with
"A good references, money tho neKt ten
curing Holiday ADVERTISING. Address with referencos
HAYS a Co. ". Y. p. O.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04

Citn properin 90 fct.
FRENCH FLATS-Very desrably located
ami possessing every Apply at No "a West
sd ST.. tO the JanitOr or Jiutress
E,RENCH FLATS, heated by steam in Grand
Circle Building Broad way and J9tlst elevators; one
block IRON elevated ralW ay REASONABLE rents. .
j. W. STEVENS. Broadway and 5lstst
TINO LET-FIK-T FLOOR and BASEMENT
in the highly desirable building No. iS Iow1rtst near
Broadway reasonable 20 good tenant Apply 10 H. e.
PEDDER, 500 tan3l.sL
rVNO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x5O,
I'm fine building iacing city Hal PARK the rooms Wei
adapted a billiard rOOT having hig ceiling, nne
icni easy Apply 10 j. y "GChOFF IL COg "a
Park
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04

CrEADY and PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
CAL at II Eant FourtconthSt. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
Dentietrp.
CHEAP and BEAUTI-

y.
- FUL-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and sub
saDcel tos excel everything heret0i0re Of
irsd Tor beauty strength and needs 1 !" DO ~ seen @
set Gall Also Rubber Sets from $40 70
SIS Gold and PlstanA e35 845. ExuseSng under gas
~ e. WAII as last Tse.ty third ST.. near MalsSD ave-
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
MRS. r. III. JENKINS has one pleasant suite
wi nf ROOMH 10 KENT with board. at l1B MadIson ave

MO. 16I LEXINGTON-AYE. ION the Eu-
IN ropean plan-Very desirable front ROOMS 10 LET fur
nished AT moderate rates; private table II desrod
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
Gountrn Real gslale for Sale.
GREAT BARGAIN.-A desirable

~ Tarytown brick house. good stable ~ acres land
comm Dn fine river views; for SALE ~ less than The value
I'D 10 land. HOPkINS q CAKKINGTON East 22dst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
EUGENE wAGE;ATsE.
mvZo Iel 10 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish ~ g-..ns
Henry Renshaw. Testameu,,.
OF Robert Geddes W. Charles r .-s...u

Henry Kenshaw, Testamentarx Rx.r-,~~
OF Robert Geddes, VS.. Charles T. lTy1DH,
SlxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ~
~ dreams No. 7672 virtue of a ~, az ss,s.
sixth District Court for the parish Of ~ ssss,s.
~ tne ABOVE entitled cause will procees, ., ss, a
PUBIC AUCTION. at the Merchants and A-Ds, W. . n
tt1chhapge' Koya! street between Canal MA. Gne.
city on MONDAY, June IA 1els ~
O'Clock NJ, the following described prsy.seT n. as
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GRouun .o.s,a.-
war mo improvements thereon and al fcss as,Sss
ways, privileges and appurtenances the.~ ry,tss ss
longing or in anywise appertaiuing sssnaaas m
.ue ruin Dlstrlct OF the city of New O,{.an. =
In9 I'ght Dank Of the Missi ssppi riye- fhr -.
OF land commonly called the Brooklyn Il aSsh.~~
company property and designated "a lfssr,~
oeIs twenty one, twenty-five, tweutT, wee .,I
twenty -FOUR OF the square number elays1, .tn,t
IL bounded BY Atlantic and Pacific ayenn.z. at
said tsact A1 streets az per the org W plans
yeyor, under date of the seventh Mare ~ -
ueposlted for reference in the ofee ~ Ir,.s O.
nam lam notary public in the city OF Nav I-1-rC
,n .Jn salu lots adJon each other ana sai.s -
NUMBER invent four forms the Gomez IS Ps..sss
avenue and Alix street and measn1e. 9+."..~
teeC Ilne inches front on Pacific ayen-n.s t., ,re
d.t ana twenty-three feet s;uht nebss "a
,is ana mont on Alx street. betyses pnrsr4
I W. al au salu iots numbers tWenty-Ceh Sseuess
deet seven inches front Oh said Paeiie a,s,-.. g.
S nuhured and twenty. three feet eli gIt JsrhsssG
u urp.n, oetWeen parallel lines. BENZ fts,sane,
which the defendant herein asrU,rsr!aF
kehrrae ron ,a1 robert Geddes as per arr sH.A
retoruary : 1871, passed before ANDRE ,s@-D q.
notary public in this CITY.
seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGSAMss
mv,a ., ;si y w shenn OF the Parish Of 5zirxno.
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RECEIPTS or pRODI7Cr

| ST LOUIS-Steamer Bee and barp4s-68-a hb,
Hour 5!6 half bbs -four 9l8 bbls meal Is bbls crit
1900 sks corn 1913 SKIS oats $50 SKIS bran 297 SKIS mai
1855 bales hay 81 csk bacon ESQ ties lard Is OGe
| els corn in bulk and sundry produce
| MISUNDERSTANDING Era No l0--95 Ska roug,
| rice ID bbls uough rice 1888 SKIS potatoes lO3 81
onions II bbls potatoes SKIS cotton bbls molasse
BAYOU SARA-Steamer W S Pike 90 ba,as n
cotton l5 SKIS cotton seed SO bbs molas sea and
BATON RouGE-steamer Carrie A Thor,
o oaes cotton bbs 1holasses So bbls potatoes and
LOWER COAST-Steamer J Fraser--2, hh, ,
potatoes SKIS potatoes % SKIS rough rice and ann
dries ~ u eun'
BGUF RIvER--Steamer Stella Block-9 ba,ae
cottenfl4 head cattle and sund,1es ~
CAMDEN-Steamer Lesse Taylor-62 balos ma
ton 4947 slaves aud sundres WV
Low kR COAST-Steamer Waloon-48 bbls onions
III bales hay and sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY
FoRT SMlTH-Steamer ClarksyiIle-5Ob ales co+
ton 215O SKIS cotton seed 1923 slaves
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 Lee--22l bales cotton
3oS SKIS cotton seed 80 bbs oil and sundries
WHITE hALlI.Steamer Mary lda-1O SKIS onions
bhis onions 10 bbs potatoes 81 SKIS 20 atoes and
sundres. ''' "nu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Henry Tete-2 hhds supar
bbls sugar bbls molasses and sundries e"'
LOWER COAST-Steamer OIiole--29 bbls onions
D 0bls potatoes and sunarles
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-Sundr,es
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
May 3l-2 bales cotton 81 SKIS rice III head cattle
and sundres ~ Ao
May 3o-sl347 in specie ll3 head cattle 20 bales
NOSE 35 SKIS potatoes 10 SKIS onions 20 SKIS peas and
sundres ~ Po'o "no
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Nav
5i-49 bales cotton 81 bags wool 81 bbls turpentine
VA bbls rOsin and sundIiee
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
hOAD, May 3l-5ll bales cotton and aundriea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

A. Rochereau & Co. W. The New OrIean,
| Female dominican Academy
SlATH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF orleans No. 134-By virtue of a writ Of
her facias to me directed by the honorable
| the sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
To , ss aotVe nue entified cause will proceed
| and Anctioneers, Exchange, ROYAL street he.
tween tween Ganai and Cusomhouse streets, in the
| second district of this city. ON SATURDAY, Jnlv 4
1910, AT Twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
THE THE FOLLOWING . FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, to.
gether with all and singular the buildings thereon.
and the appurtenances thereof and ali the riebts
ways, servitudes. privileges and advantages t6ers
/ TAIN LOT OF GRo6N N c Situated in the
FIRST District of this city, in the square houn5ad
by Dry ades, Caope, Hercules NOV Ramnartia nI
Clio streets, desig mated as lot mum Der pina on
plan Drawn by l.. II. Pile late surveyor, dated the
hrst December, ls43, deposited IN the office of DC.
lave Oe Arnas, notary in this city IN bis hook a.
plans number two, which said lot measnres IN T.,
american me asure, twenty-eght feet five inches
Calliope street of one hundred and twenty nc VEN
feet ten inches five lines berw eep parallel Iinea
forming the corner of said Dryades and Gallons
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in n.
same district and square as the above described
l01 OF gronnd designated by the number six on a
plan drawn by c. A. Hedin civil OF pineers dotaS
twenty third OF November, l849 d. posifsd in III
s SiuiG OF me Aforesaid notary, DeArmas, which
sad iot OF ground measures twenty eight feet f;va
lhthes mont On Dryades street BY one hind, cd
ana twenty four feet in depth bel w.en naraiIai
ilpuiD S III lD6 rear allpy VIII
to CalliOpe street. ion ioduS
s. TWO OTHER LOTS OF GROUND. situated :,
a ans zane district and square as the above de-
scr oed loIs OF ground, designated BY the numbsr.
seven ana eight on the above described nan
drawn by d. Pile, which said lots measure each
twenty:eight feet five inches front on nrvsSSa
tltet, 6y one hundred and twenty four feet fen
inches hve lines III depth between equal and mar.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
e,eoo:.. EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
tI ~ 10 C1V1l She riff Of the Parish of Orlean. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, May 3l.-No local or general
cotton markets, on accoun: of decoration
here.
CHICAGO. May 3l.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat-Demand fair and strong;
No. spring Chicago 9ile 095c; No. 2 81 &c.
COrn-Demand active: No. 2 mixed $50
58A. POrk-Demand fair at $40. Lard
Demand fair; l4asc. Bulk meats-Demand
fair, market firm; shoulders &c. short rib
middles llasc; short clear ll5sc, loose.
Whisky nominal ST. Is.
CINCINNATI, May 3l.-Cotton steady, de-
mand moderate; middling l5Ac. Flour dull
and nominal. Wheat dull and nominal; red
81 2501 %. Corn steady. demand mode
rate; II O73c. Oats dull: &c. Pork steady,
demand moderate; $40 %. Lard steady,
demand moderate; steam 14lac, kettle l43,
15c. Bulk meats steady demand; shoulders
3Oc, clear rib 11asc, clear lIa4c. Bacon
steady, demand moderate: shoulders $780,
clear rib l2l9c, clear l234c. Whisky steady
at 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-Cotton dull and
nominal. Flour dull and lower to SELL only
order trade. Wheat-No ? red winter 81 %;
No. 81 Goal 81; No. spring Chicago 94c
bid for regular; colt sold at CSC. Corn
firmer; No. mixed 62 a 63c. Oats frner;
car lots So a 60c. Whisky 81 H. Pork $2l.
mostly delivered. Dry salt meats nomi-
nal. Bacon dull; jobbing lots of shoulders
9ls 09l4c; clear rib 12l2 l2a4c; clear l30
i3Lc. Lard nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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u. r. Humbrecht VS.. John Ma umus.
Antoine Doleac ct al

e. r. Humbrecht VS.. John NlRumus
Antoine DOleac ct al.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 1033-By virtue of writ OF fer
facias to rue directed by tho honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, In the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' tx
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets. in the Second District of this city.
on THURSDAY, June u 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ.
the following described property, to wit
THE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST of Mrs.
Widow FRANCHISE D0eac and the undivided one
sixth interest of Marie Doleac and undivided
One-sixth interest of Antoine Dnleac, in and to
two certain OTIS of ground with the buildings and
lmprOveme nts thereon, situated in the First Dis
trict OF this city, designated by the numbers
twenty eight and twenty-nfne Oh plan made by
J. Pil Q, late surveyor ami annexed 70 an act Of
the twentieth OF January, 1929 before j. N. Duncan
then notary publ. in this city; said lots measur
ing, each tw enty feet front North street of
the market. bet tween New Levee and TchOuptOulas
streets, by fifty eight feet in dtpth, between par
alel lines, American measure. Being the same
property heretofore belonging to Jean Doleac de-
ceased, OF which Mrs. F. DOleac his widow, and
Antoine OOeac apd Marie Doleac, his children AZ d
heirs, were put in possession by an order Of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
under date Of the twenty first October 1870.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Thls being the second and last auction
the said property will be definitely adudc ared to
the highest and last bidder LOT what It viii bring.
at twelve months credit the purchaser furnish
ing bold, with good and solvent security bearing
eight per cent Interest per annum from date, and
spe cal mortgage on the property sold until inal
payment. Said purchaser W II have to deduct and
pay in cash the amount of printing, sherifrs and
Clerks fees attorneys fees. ETC., say about three
bundled and hfty-five dollars; and furthermore,
the state, parish and municipal taxes, the amount
OF which is not yet ascertained. :
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jel ii II Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana