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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
SBW ORLEANS REPUBLICANS OPFfCB, /

FRIDAY EVENING. June II. 1875.
We have no material change to notice in
the money market. The demand for money
from mercantile sources continue good, and
to-day fair amount OF business was re-
ported BY most of the banks The supply
of loanable capital, however, is still abun,
dainty in excess of the present wants OF
actual business. and is expected to continue
80 throughout the summer. The inquiry
on the street appears to be principally for
money on long time. and we hear OF some
paper making at ninety dsys and four
months. The movement III gold and in for
eign and domestic exchange was limited to-
day. sterling and francs being quoted
shade higher.
Nothing has been reported in stocks.
The market is devoid Of any feature of in-
terest unless it be the long continued iHae-
tivity which we have heretofore noticed.
There is little or no demand for this class of
investment except for few OF the leading
shares, and quotations show scarcely any
variation to-day.
CITY bonds were somewhat excited, and
advancing. with an increasing demand, and
some considerable orders reported in the
market. They closed with an upward ten
dency, several points in advance OF last
Fridays quotations.
New State con.ols are again quiet, with
another slight decline in quotations. There
| is . falling off in the demand at present,
which is, perhaps, attributable to the con-
| lecture entertained by many that the fund
ing of their bonds by the London bondhold-
ers will probably leave a considerable
amount on sale in this market.
Nothing is reported in Metropolitan war
| rants or city scrip. both showing slight
l decline.
We continue TO quote first class sixty dav
| paper and collateral loans at 809 v cent t.
annur. Al do at 10 a II, and second grade
! at l5alS First class mortgages still rule
| at 90i0 Y cent y annum. while second
| grade are entirely nominal.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

vIOlO ODPneu HI llO1Z ~ AAo74s 0kAiAcN 4" -
NJ New York, and sitter q limited bust
mes. closed az il6as q 1l67s (lsc higher
than Yesterday. against ll67s in that mar
ket, The sale. we're confined to S34.G0O.
comprising $4,000 at 1'65s $40 900 at ll6as O
iIG3s, $1,000 and $1,000 at lI6aa. $4,000 at
1863. li67.. and $4,000 at ll67s.
No sales Of silver were reported. American
half dollars we're still quoted at 1852
q 1903, and Mexican dollars az -496. gold.
Under the influence Of tho advance in
gold at New York commercial sterling
ruled 80 = cent higher. and francs =
The sales of sterling comprised tlO.oOO
embracing I250O hill of lading at s. 81;
1850 DO at =: cl500 AL clear at s. e. y,
and $4,000 bank at -.
The sales of francs amounted to $50. 900
commercial, embracing 100000 at 845ss,
and $4,000 and 10000 at AS.
At tho close sterling bills were quoted at
S. S61s as 67Is for bill Of lading and AL
clear, and ass 20 for bank, and francs
at 446l& al 4519 for commercial. and %
4 Ala for bank.
New York sight 10 unchanged. The sales
comprised si20 900, embracing $4,000 com
mercial, So. 900 and $4,000 private bank
ers' and $4,000 bank at SIG = cent pre-
MUM.
York at Is T. cent premium, and CONNER
Nothing ,ranspired in stocks, in which
we see 10 indication Of any movement,
bidders being unwilling to press the mar
ket and buyers to come forward.
CITY bonds continued 70 improve, partlou-
Early gold bearing seven per cents. which
were quoted at the close at 36A 361a, about
2l2 T. cent higher than yesterday. The
sale. included $4,000 new currency seven
per cents at 80; $1,000 old do at ;;s3ls: $4,000
gold bearing seven per cents. early, at 3ita,
$4,000 do at 1914: $1,000 and s3o0o 10 AZ 80;
$4,000 do a, :.6l,: $4,000 at 36l.. and $4,000
do at 3619.
New State consolidated seven per cents
continue dull. and were quoted at d a ol19,
a shade lower. No sales were reported:
metropolitan Police warrants are without
any apparent movement. and are quoted
nominal at 500-.
No transactions were reported in State
warrants. Wsrrants of 1874 were quoted
at 40 a ~: 1873 and previous years, fundable,
1T sc 037. and do, not fundable, at a 80.
The following are the quotations OF time
and school certificates:
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LEGAL NOTICES,
THE STATE Of LOUISIANA.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. BARBARA HARRLE ETC, vs.. CHARLES
Schlinger, her husband-No Sass.
T HEREBY CkkrIFY THAT ON THE FIFTH
1 day OF April. 1875. Judgment was rendered III
this court in the following entitled suit In the
words and figures following, to wit:
Mrs. Barbara Harrie. wife, etc. ve. Charles
Sehlnger her husband-NO 643S.
On motion of Charles s. Rice, of counsel for plain
tiff and producing tn the court due proof in
support of said plaintiffs claim the law and evi.
dence oein: in her favor it is ordered adj judged
and decreed that the judgment by default. herein
entered the twsnty niuth of March, 1873, be nov
confirmed and made final, and accordingly that
there be- Judgment in favor Of plaintiff Mrs. Bar
bara Harrle. and against defendant, Charles
Schlinger her husband decreeing Il separation OF
property and = dissolution of the community of
acQuests and gains heretofore existing between
them. 1t is further ordered that defendant pay all
costs of SUIT.
Judgment rendered April 5, 1875.
Judgment si.ned April 1873.
i. NORTH CULLOM. Judge.
In Testimony whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and aii Xed the seal of the sad court at the
city OF New Or. ans on this ninth day OF April.
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy. tive, and rhe hinety-niuth year
OF the Independence OF tho United States.
les II jy3s PAUL T. ABADIE. Deputy Clark.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


~ Z n. b. ). MONTGOMERY. a. Il o'clock.
1t corner OF Camp ant Natchez streets. assort'
nens of new and secondhand furniture: and
sso a! che same time, AZ No % Baronne street.
sorses mules. buggiss. etc.
n =. Y. NORPHY, ct IL O'Clock. at No 66 Common
s.ree.. liquors. wipts. groceries. Office surni.
cure. fixtures. etc.
~ o. yALETO1. at II O'clock a. Merchants and
Auctisnesrs Exchange. brick stores eorne, Of
p. Charles aud Common Streets Q lot, with
I,iidings. corner Of Dumains asd BvuH.
>on streets: = LOT. with buildings.
SouBl.o2. bet veon st. Ann aud Dumsine
s.sests: ssfns eoSses Of Osuphins and
sienviie streets; same on Claiborne, between
q. Ann and Oumaine streets; anothe. let with
buildings, in came Sguals came on Dunaine.
se.ween q .abOrne aud Rob eJt son streets >. same
Bayou read. bet NesD Rampant and st.
C'suds streets: nine lots OF ground in Car
.olit on; Judgments. etc.
q: q. b. GIRARDEy. At IL O'Clock. At st. Charles
Auction Exchange, Al improved lot on Caron-
desf. between Euterpe and Terpschore
s.fetts; an eighth interest in lot. With build
nss corner Of ST. Ann aud Derbsny streets
.hs Pearl plant alton. in tho parish Of Plsqus'
~iheo
ey SHERIFF wAG0AMAN. u II O'Clock, az the
Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange, . 10.
With buildings, corner Of Claiborne and Per
dido streets; same on Triton walk, between
Saronns and Dryades streets; the Brooklyn
warehouse property. in Algiers; let With
buildings on Orleans and St. Peter. between Ma
eAis and Where streets; lot With buildings.
corner Of Chartres and Barthelsmy streets;
came on Love. between Elysisn ysldS and
MSrigny streets.
~ y. GUINAULr. at IL o'clock n the Merchants
snd AuetisneerS Exchange, . lots, with build
iugs Oh st. Anne. between Roman end Desblgny
streets.
~ PLACIDE ;. SPEAR, At II O'Clock. 1t corner
81 Camp and Common streets, law library
soskc asses, stc. At II O'Clock, ct Merchanss
end AuctiOneers' Exchange, = lot with build
,sgs on 81. Louis, between Burgundy and Ram
sHrt streets; same, on Dumsine. between viii
ere and Robertsoa streets: same, or Liberty,
between Perdido and Gravisr Streets
~ NOEy l. OCONNOR. at IL o'clock. ct Merchants
md Auctieneers Exchange, five lots with im-
provements on GrAvier. between Bolivar and
Bertrand streets; i've lots, with warehouses.
..n Tchouptoulas, between Thalis and Erato
streets; vacant lot in same square; q lot With
buildings on TchOupitoulas, between Benjs-
aln and Suzette streets; lot With improve
nents on Pleasant. between Laurel and Con-
stance sreets.
yy CONSTABLE JOSEPH DRMORUBLLE, ~ u
o'clock, at warehouse on Benviile, between
Royal and Bourbon Streets furniture.
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jeIl q
ESTATE OF xSIDORE LEVI. ~ THE
EiIM Of GeNrge G. Wolf i LeXi-Nn. E.a

CxIYEp STATES MAksHAL's OEpiCe,(
New Orleans. NAV ~, 1875. !
f1'H1s 1910 GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
Il III bankruptcy has been issued out Of tho Dis
trict Court Of the United Statts for the District
of louisiana against the estate of IsdOre Levi, of
New Orleans. in the parish Of Orleans. State Of
Louisiana, adjudged q bankrupt upon his own
petition; III Z the payment Of any debts,
to said bankrupt, TO him, OF for his use and the
transfer of any property by him, are forbidden by
law; that a meeting 81 the creditors of said bank
rups. 20 prove their debts and choose more
assigness OF his estate vii! be held at court Of
bankruptcy, 20 be holden on the twenty first dav
or juno, A. ID. 1873, ~ II NJ at the CusiOmhouse
building. New Orleans. before G. s. Kellogg regis.
ter. =. b. PACKARD
myso jeyO Crited tates Marshal.
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rough rice bbls rice lOt SKIS potatoes sks onions
and sundrios
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie bbls hides
Abhls potatoes and sundries
WHITE HALL-Steamer Mary Ida-25 sks pota-
toes 2 bbls potatoes and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer J r Fraser-Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
June HI bale cotton l hid sugar SKIS rice 1853
ska pets hoes aud supdriea
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, June
ll-5 bales cotton 29B bbs lime and snndr,es
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD, june ll-Sundrles
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATE OF ROBERT L.. ADAMS.
individually and as u member Of the firm of
Robert L. Adam. Son.
CNIfRp STATES MARsnAL's OYYtCA,j
New Orleans, Jane III, 1873. !
nVHiS IS 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
L in ban kruptcy has been issued out Of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for tho District of
Louisiana, against the estate of Robert l.. Adams,
Individually and as member Of he ran OF K beI,
L. Adams Son, of New OileaBs in the parish Of
Orleans, st tie Of Louisiana. adjudsed bankrupt
upon his own petition: that the payment of any
debts and the delivery Of any property belonging
10 said bankrupt, to him, or for his use. and the
transfer of any properly by him forbidden by
la ~; that meeting of the crenItors Of said bank.
yupt prove their debts and choose
ASST nees of his est ate, will BE- held at OF
bankruptcy, to be holden on the tw4n eighth
day of June, 4. 10. 1878. at twelve -. lock N at
the Gust smhOuse hui. ding. Eew Orleans, before
4. y. ke!I gg register.
s. \. PACKARD
isli 20 United states Marshal
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Local Intelligence.

A PERSISTENT NUIsANcE.-The nuisance
sf those old night carts still continues.
After twelve o'clock our most public thor
oughfares are made fues for an intOlerable
stencil. Residents along the route of these
pestilence- bearing cess pools complain; pas
sengers in the midnight street cars inveigh
against the nuisance.
A company has been chartered TO attend
to this business and method of vault
cleaning legalized, which is inocuous to
health and void Of smell. Why don't this
company protect the rights of the people,
the comfort of the community and the
health of the city, The company by its
very name claims to supervise the sanitary
condition of this city. The company has a
great duty TO perform, and the public sx-
pect immediate action on their part. The
iygienic condition of our streets demands
thorough supervision, and We look 80 the
duly authorized company to see that the
community is protected
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ESTATE OF JACOB II. AND AHKANI }.
cher individually and nemo-rs ~ the
6,M -: J. H. i 4. !. d phes-No. It.:.
CNIrgp SrArss MAK.RALs OVpICa,
New Orleans, MAY %, 1875. !

CSIrsp STATE. MAK.HALs OvpIcs,
New Orleans MAY %, 1875. J
fVNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued on OF the Dis
triet Court of the United States Tor the district Of
Louisa gaiust the estate Of Jacob n. and
Abrarp J. ~ phe. individual " an! me nbeI, ut
the Arm OF J. II "A ). Syph.s ~ rankin IN 'he
parish of 81. Mary, state %: Louisiana, Ad'udge8
bankrupt. upon th.iy own petition; That the pay
men: Of any debts ans. che delivery ot any prop
city !. lJagin: 70 said bsnkrupts I" the IN or fos
Their use sd The transfer OF any pr"rr,'v ~ fe
for ID. NV law 9 ~ meeting q: the ere?
ita.. Of "a. ankrUp'. to prov. IN If DEBTS and
choose NOR. ssg1"es ~ shcIE ee ate, ~
be hold at {. court al bankruptcy :" 'e len
he nineteenth, DAY o; June. y. 1875 ~ ~ A. y.
a. No. /, Exchange alley New orleans, before
William Grant, reg! .teS.
T. B. PACKARD
ie1s crt..d Stas.s Ma bal
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Huccession ef AIexnnder VIE

Nucces siOR Of Alexander Shefess.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOX The PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 35, O66. Notice is hereby given to
the creditors OF tins estate, and 70 all otter per
son 8 herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have can, why the account presented by
the admins ratOr of this estate, should not
be homologated and approved aud the funls dis
tributed in accOrdanc Herewith.
BY order OF the Court.
ieG II l5s FRANK PACE JR-. Clark
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Below high water marx o: is7a
From the Brasheav A.,c.. jane =.

We are glad TO learn from OF: .r.e;.ds on
the T.che that the sugar zane i looking
we'll and promises a .sr.. crop. We re
ceived letter yesterday from a planter
near Jeaneiette. and he Gays the prospect
was never better a, This season Of the wear
than at present for good cane crops. Crops
are clean and the cane growing rapidly.
Mr., Il. b. Lawrence called at. our office
Yesterday ami left with us bottle OF Colo
RADIO bugs. which made their appearance IN
his garden on Thursday night. He says
there are millions of them, and they are
learn that the grasshoppers have made their
appearance on Bayou BGuf, and are doing
great damage to gardens. etc. Are they
yisitations Of Divine WRATH
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.


Hcsgy Peters - "s. -. Ste asnbOs: N.o
%enoek.
IN TIN CElyES STATES INSTRUCT '.''rs
j District Of Louisiana. No ~ 6!t-in ~. I3s.cE
20 Ill admiralty var 49,, 10 directed = sLr
ai.ov. sNtit!.d s.it have .riaeS a.. tex
.Hs STEAMBOAT WAwEs"'k nee h-.ts s~-
.ine, tackle etc. uoA l.bri.d .y N.n,y ~.
81. fos The causes o.; l. To- ia. i- 40" - :u:
in Tho district Court ui tle United Sidtes
And Oh, her. hy o.. ans ~ uivfis'. ta- "..e' ~
owners thereof and Al and every ycsscsu hi pr
sons having or prstsnsiiI. :" have any ss.:, sec
Or insrses in Hl 70 III. Same '" b- trh >pt.t
y .tgicf Court OF ths tuise9 Stasy -: str f:IS-
srist atov. said: 10 L., holden st tine city Ell ..
Orleans ID. third u ,rdAv o! Jane 80 e!i3S
II ANY th~v hAv" or can, sh. Oh. s.S sio
boat sh.Ud ROT b. 'ond' ME Il, an. To- ...l "a"
ably - me psa'sr - 'l's iI'ts
Ini'.a states " 81 49,. .s.ic.. Sew "'fl.auo E.e
D. .t1j. :. " "a AHT
we. ~ 10 - United stA-.s Har.hs
~. =. NcNa-sev ~. steamship ~. B"u.~e
IN TIE IS!IEis sraysS DIsTHI.S s'(et'aT
! District "s L.!i5isns, y. loss in .,br,!!u.~
'r AZ admiralty N.rr.E' l. 'n- .srsts. 10. 80"
sbov. ent.t.1 ~Iia, ..sye sss-S AID .aA.. .a-.s
INV sT.AN,G'v 81 ioUI. .e,.... ..
gUs., etc NOS. llUe.sd by - =. .:cN.st.' % 80
sau.r. Get forth :. The j s- Hos ~ G..,s .
District Court 81 the Unite. S'str.
And q .. hereby n. aud ~ npni ~ S}s :. . =.
s.wne's thereof And all and svsry I-.s.1 :.
spns hSvin. "s pseIs aiding ~ n ~. ~. .IS1s 'rs
or interest IL or 70 te same. 10 isr and spr..
District Court of the tnite. States t.is
aforesaid 20 be ho lei. az thu, city ~ SeB
.u the third Monday OF jane. I. show - 81
they have can, why the said sesNsI ahpsa MOI.
be condemasd amt sod agreeahS lie so Isc.yss Il
libeants.
United States MsE.na's Office, Sew c.i.ans
MAY 2G l5.a 8. Z PACKARD
my2s il. 1872 United States Mapanas.
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COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY EVENING, June

FRIDAY EVENING. June II. 1875.
CoTToN-The sales to-day mot including
100 bales additional late yesterday en-
braced l7J0 bales. partly at decline of isc
but mostly at previous rates, requiring no
change in our quotations. We give also the
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Succession of ROYAL A. Porter.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
y Of Orleans. No 80. 547-NOtice Is hereby given
to the creditors OF this estate and to all other
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, v any they
have OF can. why the account presented by William
H. Hunt, testaMeDtary executor of this estate.
should not be homolOgated and approved, and the
funds distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
jel2 1920 PRANK PACE JR., Clerk.
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Successions Of John HOhl and Elizabeth
Eethar wife

OECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, Nos. 81 ,466 and 27,2Oi-Notice is
hereby given to the creditors of this estate and
to all other persons herein interested. to show
cause within Ten days from ahe present nOtica-
ton, if any they have can why the account
presented by Y. Weissen bach, administrator of
this estate, should not DO homologated and ap-
proved and the junds distributed IN accordance
Herewith.
By order OF the Court.
i.l2 l6 20 FRANK PACE. JR.. Clerk.
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Successi0n Df i ohm RrOwnIee.

CRCOND DISTRICT COURT 1OR THE PARISH
- of Orlesne, No. SO ,O48~ Whereas. Mrs. Widow
Mary Ann BrOwBlee nae petitlOned the Court fog
letters of admnisl ration the estate OF the late
John Brownle~, deceased. intestate. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern to show
cause within ten days. why the prayer Of the
eaid petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
itl2 I6 b. FRANK PACE. JR, Clerk.
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OFFICE OF TIM REPUBLICAN,
Saturday, June IL, i8.3.
.Sv ..as.gs.. ~ ~. C..'on.lIGu... yss:erdayt
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
BARK JAYNE hawkins, from Havana. L" d'."
7 Id X Nco-i lgiers
Schooner i! F." WHIP lie. N.,b, asrs from C:ilis
10 ii to.Ie-2. district 7 :.
STEAMBOATS,.
Lessee TAYLOR. b uas. from alao.-i. Landing
Bart Able. siuG'i Il. from Grand ksoI.
sl.ts. Pickett, IRON. Nasi..s :.
cri0le, CsrricL l.un Eo.er coast
Name, Sassett. from. Lower Coast
Frazer. Cantor from Loysr .css'
Josephine. Cozzeu.. f.om Roskat CAlIe
Mary Ida, Ruis, from Whit. Hal.
BELOW-COMING Up.
British st.a m.hip Arch Drli! Thompson. i.". IL
ysns 9Th instant, 30 Ocean, 1ereSs 500
IMPORTS.
EivEKpOOL--Ship scioto-s(sss sks al: 9. .los..
mate
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GRAND ECORE--steamer Bart Able; bales
cotton SO SKIS cotton seed 6480 slaves hhds sugar
bbls molas ses and sundries
ALABAMA LANDING-Steamer Leslie Tay loS-e
bales cotton s20O slaves and sundres
WASHINGTON-SteamerF leta--32 head cattle
$50 slaves and sundries
LOWER COAST-SteameR Ofiols-s0 sks onions
~ SKIS potatoes % bales moss and sundries
BONNET CARRE-Steamer Jossphiue-S4 sks
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Succession of Adelard B,ondeau.

CEOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
y OF Orleans, No Ii 227.-NOtice is hereby given
TO the creditors of this estate, aud to all other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
DAYS from tho present notification, if any they
have why the account prest n'ed by Aris
tide MlltenbeTger, rsstamentary executor of this
estate shoe ID not be homOiOgated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance there
with.
Bv order OF the Court.
lea r. FRANK PACE JR. Clerk.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1875.

n TIE MATTER OF l. W. Holman s. 60. ISAAC
W. Holman and Frederick Roman. individually.
Laukrupta.
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ANY GENTLEMAN DESIRING A
"A pleasant room or rooms whore there are h0
bOarders or children in quiet nsghborhoof in
the central portion of the city. can find the sxms
BY applying esriy Ct No los cohatapca Atrsess
ApZ5
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NOTARIES.'

HRROs 1H.s
uOTARY PUBLIC AND COHMIsSlOA1k % D13a
O0oo Ne. ~ Commercial PlQoos
f.1speets procured WITH NePotaA. - DlsuAt
st1sQt5ea. QvW y " H~
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VfNHE CREDITORS OF I. ". HOMAN & co ARE
i hereby notified that the undersigned has been
duly appointed assignee of the estate of w. HOman
4 TO-, Isaac W. HOman and Frederick Roman. indi
vidualls. who have been adiudged bapkrupts upon
their petition
je26 Y JOHN H, RARESHIDE, Assignee
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
TAX COLAECgOR's sALE-NO. 1901


NAV s,nt EcTni,,x SstE-Nn aSNt
STATE OF iOuIS,ANA PARISH of ORLEANS
.Th;rd nistr;ct e;itv nf Naw or,eann
- " '
erarR Ov sOf-ysfANs fOp OF EyDavNis
srnnt;no On Adam. ana Cha, honuat st,set. .r
sSuara So So. assasaad H., nam..,f CuARrEa
SaWAunc '' ''e' 'is '"'
Sr.uu r. cos. e.-ou.. f,,y...s
o's'h ~ Ss1 q '1Sshok
~ Sipm. 10, q ,s1s
. 80 ~
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SUICIDE BY BULLET AND WArER.-Guil-
faume Bendernagel, tailor. No. pa St.
Louis street, has lately been somewhat En-
ratio in his actions, so much SO that his ac-
quaintances feared he would do something
rash, and their surmises were correct.
Yesterday he visited Algiers, and when re-
turning on the Second District ferry BOAT
stood near the edge, placed pistol to his
mouth and fired. He fell into the river.
but the body was recovered by person in
skitf from the Algiers bank. and police
:nan conveyed the corpse TO the harbor
station, where an inquest was held. A son
of the deceased then took charge OF the
BODY and sent it home. About a year and
a half ago deceased's wife died, since which
time he has been somewhat erratic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-12

News was received from B0ytop when he
got half seas over.