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, 1875-12-04

6ABEUCk.
Ms QlSE BEFORE THE CAD1SE'

MS o1sE BEFORE THE CABINET.
WAau1So7ox, D. C., Dec. 3.-Tho Cabinet wore
in session four hours to-day. The5 considered
tho request Of Gen. BabcocG for Court Of In
qutry to examine the charge that l,e vas con-
neotad nth tho whisky frauds. Those who
know the result decline at pEotent to mako IL
public. There ia reason to belioro the request
will bo granted. aud detail OF officers appoint.
cd BY the Secretarv of War
DISTINGUISHED rErtosSEL-
5peefat insrateh to Ths chitaco IT1bHne.
NAsu1xoroS, D. C.. Doc. 3.-The designation
O! members for the Babcock Court Of 1nluiIy
WIS mldo to-day. ltis Understood that shsrl.
dan Will bo named - President. aud that Han
cock aud Tolry will ba melnEets. This court
will not. In any eyeut, take the place of tho
trial ns st. Louis iu case Of an indictment. which
now 10 bsieyod to be certain .heie. Tho matker
was discussed and decided In the Cabinet To-
day, and the ,mtWopi1ety OF this court esan ap.
paar1ng 10 supersede The proceedings in CIVIL
courts MAS admitted
, 1875-12-04
HENDERSON.
coMMyxTa ON Hfs AsiS1NE SPEECH.

Sn<efai Dlsoateh to The Chl aos Tribune.
81. LoEt, No., Dec. 1.-The conviction Of
Ayery was ratllar surprso to good many
people, because she oyideucs against him was
not OF that clear anil unu1istakhhlo character
of tho Testimony acain.k Mcdonald apd Joycc,
.,su -, AZ r,ht H. >. ,ta j,y.,a.,,,s .h.n,..
su ~ 80 - ukns ~. 10 sos.'sos
ol escape on accouo. Oh !easohan' coup. OF nlS
guilt were very good,-nos that tue public arc
not sufficiently convinced Of Ave1y's guilt, bus
that tho prosecution failed 10 copnec. Inn 50 d.
.sc''s WIN sno a,.n". roa.pn'os o'o r! ~
tue easea o. neDonasa ana joyce. ino
speech OF 8cnstor Henderson created
q profound seun.tion, and is regarded
IA AZ sssau,t On tho President, sud an .r1.ieo-
~ ~ as1s. s..,,.s;.,...,as ~ ~ ,.a ns.s,,,
uacns ~ n'a nunii'.a'la''ou' tno Auo"n a's',.-
" OF tho speaker to President Grant has doubt
less given much strength to this Idea, for tho
seDator vas e1ceedluely n.ry In bis aI,uBious
to the reIonInr ndniuistr.t;on. and oo,y
" "o 1e'e''ns A4,a'1o."N' ~" oa'
once OF t"'ce ieonehea oas INTO
direct abuse. Tho great drift Of hts epoech,
however, especially when hla manner Ia con-
u,aorad waz aottc cr,ut in cvcrv resrrrt and II
, 1875-12-04

re'oned nuch Astonishing loss # taen,'ry
that tiey forgot all H.. ct:int,atorr
facts. ar henied thcm. And s4:3 t.,er r.c..,g7at,dh
hhd been lost. Thn7 Ne': l'l1.yei II cnu'e-
fln :ncn nf nattots then brought out nn the 3lst
O! December lAst.
All All noronAn1. nax.
On tho 9Th uf January last. :soua!or Carpenter
look letter from Etsdlue % NA+t1ngio,l, "llicI
wa. In tho 1tsndwir'nR nj we!serri. hit cnei
by CoIicrtor E1eEne, and hai boil, Weibsett and
Moellss fnsnstated on Ian. 2, hy telegram.
In this letter Wcissors RAYS ri iaa1sclf, end
Erskine signs It. that - Sir. Neistett IN QUO Of
honrzf oficurn in tho sta:c.' And Tho lei.or
concIndcs A. fot'own: ~ trust when you and
,he Hon. secrnt4ry ot tho 1raa.ury hear from
Surer..aos u. Y. !fnnn and 1tnsenuc-ARens
their evidences hod cunnecsio,l Will, this case,
that YOU may reccnsidcr tbs Jcction arrived 1t
in yo'lr lines Of tho :'1nt .s.nt'
July !, 1871 suit IN rFm was begun Ia this
dintsict by llnb'.c1i against s1.hpD moth Of
liquors in lsndtkopf's honse. nv order OF tho
t0mtnitn ontr. tut waa noTer moved tor trial,
nnt Ia e.l pending.
WHAT siCHH wIo7E ynx NE cAmE TO TIE cox-
rLrs1'S THAT He 1snAh1rEp CatsfAI rAL-
ACE H1MsEtr.
On aisrcl, -, 1876, .Iunn vrota lha following
efcfifieaht latter to Etekne about This case, and
It Ia remarkable that tha letter from Er-kine to
Mum Of tho 22d refollel t. ia not coplnd in
Esek1nee leltsr-boox. aud is contents may bb
6neshea at:
tCory from ex Collector Erritncs letter t>oA.l
uxErEn tiTA FRS fHIknKAL EEyEHCE, hCrEhv!hoh'a
OFiIcE DtHrniCr or fLtiHufa, NIsCurhtH, AND NEctt
tnaa, CH1cA1o. March, a. l813.-slR ionr. Of 22d re-
rffvt1. Tho rApers had In TIN findskopf
sfnt I" Cii!trd 3tr<s Attorney Mckinney 1y lie. but
Wehert aud 3nt1rr but remember that onn lot nj
goods rece!vrA from Rogers at such datn contained
tic ba1eis h.y gauHcd aud c1s,ined and Jo3nd o h.
h1huinss. trnw that Ri bools Of thai date, aud
nnwihR that iot contained no lghvines. hut ho had
entered tho spirs In question setaky. will try
and he thrEn 3H"rsdau+ We,aerrt and 3oIttf aod
seit know rnostgh to .onc'cf. II thcy forett in this
vii think Mckinney hal entne reason iu oa,aa
for them. Trll Coukltn hasc brcn looking for htEn
her.. tut will him tlern Thurfdly noon. Please
| toll him to meet me there. Tours truly,
3. ". MUM. SuFetTisor.
| Gro. g. Eusx,Sr, Coll. M1l*4uk.".
| atuno t.tIs Erskiue. !" Wclsaert and MoelIer
and m1seif know enough to eonric'.''
How do tAceo words compare with the 5000
bu.'oiu of wheat dispatch. ''We arc prepared 10
Fuua sLinga.'
| FOR SALrE RECEIVED.
| Now lnnrk Ito Ec4ncl- On April 6. Erskino
| indcrsea 1lubbtIls letter recommending that
| the l:indskopf case be dismissed on payment Of
costs.-no costs having been made. o.-aaI giving
AZ the reason that they have not eyideuce sut-
| ucient to convict.
In tho light OF these fscts read tho Hebrew In.
tcription OF tho nexs day, April l. on tho Niuds.
! kupf ntub. $500 10 Stuun-aHaessad against q
single distlllc,y.
, 1875-12-04
GERMANY.
THE t'ENAT. CoNF.

DZn11.. Dec. Sin the Reichstag, to-day, 4
bill aueudlng the ponat codo uks under cousid-
eration. Herr LAshef opposed the politicst
clluseB simed ut otfeuses similar to those Of
Connt Won Arnm. Frinco bismarck declared
tuss the mattcs would not permit any delay. II
st1ictcr disciplinary rnes waro not passed. ha
could not take tho responsibility Of continuing in
the Ministry OF Foreign A1airs. Tho House de-
cided 10 discnss tbs political causcs at full Sit
The other clausea vera referred 10 committee.
, 1875-12-04
Tho French Assembly Committee
Recommend mn Early Atl.
jOtlvntncrlt.
British Troops Preparing to 8nbduo tho
11alays.
Tie Great Powers win Dictate Certnfn
Reforms for Tie Turkish
Provinces,
Why France Declined Tempting 0her d
the suez-Uana1 Shares.


CENTENNIAL ITEM.
PAnts Dec. 3.--Ths Municipality at PArh
has contributed sc 0J0 towards tho subscription
to eeud deputnsl,n Of French workman to thu
Philadelphia Exhibition.
THE ss'Ez CANAL ruEcMAsE.
NEW Tons, Dec 3.--Ac or Ing to Paris dis
patch. tho due bcca,es tne Ftench Minister Of
Foreign A:salEs, A:a.ca thlt ils raa'on ~hv tho
Government tofua.i 10 purchase tle Su.. Canal
ehaEcs. when this property was rendered 70. sAle
to the afInietry, "Ah th,t Nacstehou's Cublucs
feared 3 naF with {icr:nauY.
THE COMMA ELEtr1nSa.
1in1s. Dec. 3.-Th" Conntt,e appointed t.
consider the rrop,sal Of I'll. Hight and Loft
Centr.s ~ to tho tins 0! tho u'e:tnns An meas-
ing Of tho ne. Chan,bsrs 1laTo .c1ced - report
tn favor Of tho dissolution Of the prosons As
sem5ly IN December, The exact da7 - b. hcle-
aftes fixed. 1hoy hnyo aso dccid ID to rocom-
mend Tint tho genera. elections bn hold on Fob.
a., Aod tho new Chambers conrokod March 7.
, 1875-12-04
BAD FOR THE RING.
FIosPEGT THAT ALL OF THkM WILL dR5EVE.
rSs-.oS F1tsrrtah ~ Th< Fhtenr.1 Y+.4httn<

RnosPEcT THAT ALL OF THEM WILL dR1LVE.
Spe.ol Dspdteh to Tht Chicago Yssbune.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. g. 1673-And now, rhcn
thu Ring shall DO eroctually exploded depends
very much upon whether Louis Riudskoprs
imprisonment for contompt shall bo an actual
punishment, or nero eunptuous boarding at
jail snd removing thither OF his business office.
There are apprehepsions that Il will be but tho
latter sort OF imprisonment which be will have
to endure, but that lemAins to DO seen. uo has
declared that he will iny iu jail until ho rots bo
fore he will anawer as 10 tho chock. stubs indl-
eating pavmeuts by tho Whisky Ring to tho
official thieves Ring; but Louis Binds
kopf ts not ons ot tho sort who
we'll endure any rsal punishment for tho sake oE
ehie!ding others, aud, a. his evidence will il
any event not DO admissible against himself,
his refusal to auswer bsforo tbs Supervisor will
a7ail only 10 shield others. When the actows
are put on, Rndskopt. 1t Is bslaved. will toll all
ho knows II ho does. 1t is almost impossible
but that al tho hitherto concealed msmbers Of
the official thioTes' Ring will be dragged forth
into daylight
AZ ENTIRE sunrR1nE.
At II O'Clock tonight tho Jury In the Taft
NcimeT case, after being ont hya bours, return
Cd verdict os guilty ~ to both defendants.
CIVIL CAFES N PnoaPgcr.
~ u 41I0 EusAeAt 46Pott ~ O!hIAAs Gl4 4Gttn
that tho evidence lhteEy oxhuned viii
be used ir civil auts for tue
recovery Of uurald taxss axAinst
tho old Whisky ling. Criminal prosecutions
are barred BY tho stttnto Of Limitations after
tho lapse Of five yoats. but there ia no limit to
tho time within abIch suit may b brought tor
taxes unpaid out Of uhtch tho Government Was
defraudoi. 1t is roport~d hero that Tho Nuu-
nenachars' disttiery to tho pass ten ycara In al
hsA de(rauded tho revenue oul Of several mill
lons OF dollars, and that the operations Of 9th.
els wefe on . like scale. ~ eyldeuco now be-
Ing dug mp tends to show.
, 1875-12-04

Sp<efa! Ditpatrh y ThS GAicaa" 1>1o9*4,
Spa1NoElkLp, ILL.,, Doc. 3,-A party Of ssntle
mea, comprising tho Board Of Trade Of Toledo
a1a visiting the princpal poiuta On tho Wabasl
las in the iateEeata OF tho Tole<1o grain txAds.
Thar special train Is expected hbgs tomorrow.
The Springfield board Of Trads will 1ooelre and
bAuqpnt ihe1a. They stay over dundAy, hsQaA
gqIpk 10 Quipoy Aud 81. I,ouia.
, 1875-12-04
THOUGHTS ON THE rRCCLAT1Nn PEHCuANr or TIE
1YSth HOMO.

+AotoaAo w AA1 tAGe1At4s" FA"Sa0"A u 1AI
oEsra HOMO.
5psetdi Diapasch II Taf Chteaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. g." There is no use talk
inv .hc@t ~, Ripo e.id n m. In A. nioit ma ~
~ ..' 80, -,.,t. ~ -.s., .e;.;.,.
sao 'e.f e"a" n"'uos' ~ .Ato'auuo ou1s's4e
noFe VINO wasn't ioo!otea. " II it"a0'mpoeeio'o TOT
= man to 1ona,n tn tho service and not be con-
tumiasted,-no matter how honest nun he
v,s A ,htnc. v.re cojnp- 1,verv man sav that
su.,NA "4.' ~ e. w." -.
eseistMuS ~ae cos1up'' ~ "~a u no uso 20 To-
port what fellow saw. Reporting to Washing
ton didn't amobnk Ia q fin Of tho finger. tried
IL onca. md IL CANA mar rostIho mn ,nv plsoc
.,,a I' nnss h.,t.- .t,a- 49, W. -. = r..n.,
Aua AUS" oet'et si'ei .ua'' aoo nee "'n >
Ike common stealing. They were AL IN 1t; and
no dintlllor OF rectider could got along and ran
honnst Tharn were. hovsyer. sharo follows
.,,a ,.,,t.r ,.a 5.til,.rio. M r.ct;f,,no
WV "'.'uo' u0u o,a''o.'os ~. h
nonseo' out VINO e'"P's oooRnt u TUG oaoa'Ao"
tu.ers OF tho crooked aud 30 got along A!i right,
r... - ..,...J.I ). t.n hou ~. f1.uu.-.
, 1875-12-04

LoSpoy, Dec. 40 4. ma Vienna telegram
meuttons rumor that tho Princes OF Ah5ssuis.
through tho American missionaries. have Aake3
tho ass,Btapce Of thu Uuitcd States ngainss tho
MahoMednp luFaJeI3.
, 1875-12-04
THE PRESENT CORRUPTION.
CHEEKY BARKING ABOUT lrs uxINa 4 nkruaLlc.
AN FUNERAL.

Stxc31l N1pd tch e Tkt thEo0Ro 1F75NN4.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2.-The Netos, which Is tbs
Democratic organ hero, With Wh.sty Ring In
spirasion, has II length ysutured An opinion.
this morning, that she.o has bean something OF
= Ring here. and elsewhere u the country. which
has robbed ths doyornmsnt OF untold millions,
but With oharaotesstio uendaoity It attributes Il
Ill to tho decentralization of Grants Adu1nlst1a.
, 1875-12-04
IkE WEATHER.

WAauiso7os, D. t.. Dec. Al T. rn.-For tho
Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, tho Upper Lake
Region, Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, falling barometer, south hnd nass winds.
warner, cloudy, fo3gy weather, aud occasional
light rau or SNOW.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
Cu3r4qQ, Dec, 8,
, 1875-12-04
SPAIN.
eIt$f
THY NT{u NfN{t

TuE NEW MlNIbrnF.
MADntp. Dec. 3.-Canovss Del Cssteto will
assume the M{nlatrs nt War while Gen. JovellAr
il III the north ~ Chief OF the hlnga staR-
, 1875-12-04

Report Of Con, missioner uurdctt.
WAsH1SoroS, D. c.. Dec. 1.-The annual re-
port OF the Commissioner OF tho General Iaud
Olhce for the fiscal year sndlng July 3O 1875,
makes the following exhibit:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

A FINE PRIVATE LIBRARY
"A on exhibition at clinton Hall salesrooms
prisiug choice secc in all the departments tera
ture; Illustrated ana standard WORKS mostly In hne
binding to be sold NJ auction Tuesday, May Is AM fol
lowing evening at ~ O'Clock.
A VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE AND GROUNDS
n at Mount Vernon, at auc ion JENKINS CAM
ERON, Auctioneers, will sell Wednesday, MAY 10.
the promises. fnc Dwelling House aud Grounds
Fourteenth avenue. First street: house large ana
commodIous; has he ater. gas anl water: beautifully
located perfectly healthy and n rare investment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
CLEnKs AND sALEsMrN.

GTATIoNERY-WANTED By AN OLD HOUSE A
- young man having thorough knowledge OF the
stationery business liberal salary state references and
for leaving last position. Address STATIONEks
box l75 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

INANrsD -FIRsT-CLAss HANDS TO TRIM An
w anish Waists; only perfect need apply. ~ RAJ
Tenth street. between Broadway and University fiace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

- EAST 18Th ST. BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND
i r 5th AVA respectable Young woman as first class
waitress will assist with chamberworK If required best
reference from last employer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

YOUNG. SOBER MAN WANTS A SITUATION Al
N coachman; is hrst class groom and steady driver
good from last employer. Address q.
hox los fieral office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

II WEST 4STH ST.. THIRD FLO0R-A RESPECTA-
# BILE woman S waitress in private family or
private boarding house. good city reference Call or
adj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

To WEST 2IsT STA COMPETENT LADY's MAID:
X - understands her business thoroughly; best city
reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

DAKKE sPER-A YOUNG MAN OF SEVEN YEARS
ID experience worked in three places \ situa
ton best reference; city or country. Address D. j. n,
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

YOUNG FRENCH LADY. A NATIVE or PARIS.
~ who speaEe English nuently. desires situation
zoveraess, or 70 travel win family going 70 ku
rope, address TEACHER. box IS south orange y. J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

NANTED-BY Az AMERICAN, A SITUATIo: Al
w porter night Waterman ianitor; best reference.
ana security given Address j. A. D. ~ East 36th 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

roo EAST lfTH ST. ROOM I7-AS FIRST CLASS
waitress: capable Of taking charge Of large
1Inlng take mans place; is not afraid OF
work. 70 years experience; boarding house hotel
preferred Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

Il children want places: man as coachmnn ana gar
dener take OF gentleman's place wife TO
cook and do good reference l37 Liberty ST.
corner Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

n WEST 56TH ST present EMPLoyERs.-As
first class waitress IN private family; best city REL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

yNANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN, AGI
w a. as clerk porter make himself general
useful can give best OF reference Please address Z.
H., Washington place Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

d1.l 6rH Az. CORNER 18TH S'-.-A PROTESTANT
f1O lEngish 70 take of "A house. invalid lady
or growing cnildren undouoted reference. Apply for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

RIO HARDWAgE AND CUTLERY DEALERS.-A
4 irst class sIesman. having large nearby trade,
wishes to make arrangements with AL house TO sell
goods comm son salary; best Address
Al. anu ~ Herad oflice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

~ WEST Bath ST. EASEMENT BELL)-A LADY
II leaving town wou.d like TO md good situation
for her ktchenmaid. Cal for two days. between the
hours Of 10 and o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

90 EAST 2srH ST. TOP FLooR-A RS PECrA-
ITO BILE woman 10 take care OF house during iami-
lyss absence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

A REGULAR GARDENER AND FARMER OF
n merit German wishes steady emp loyment IN those
branches; prefers The country especially ii planted
with grapeyincs; has written recommendations
from here and from Germany. Inquire at john j.
Snyder's, Flatbush, h. L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

19S sTH Az. CANDY sTORE.-A GERMAN GIRL
Il ~ as ladies' maHl and 10 take care oi growing
children good seamstress and hairdresser call or
address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
SITUATIONS wAnTED-MALEs.

SMART WAITER WANTS EMPLOYMENT; CITY
n country. Address A. G., so2 East 18th St, top
floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

A FIRST CLASS MAN AS HEAD WAITER IN
~ hotel. city country; best reference Address Y
g. H.. Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS

A SINGLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
"A coachman and groom: four year s. best city refer
from his last employer. Call address +. g.,
l3l East 18th 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
Intelligence omces.

GERNAY AND ENGLISH sRRvASTs. CAPABLE
VI and Trustworthy. found constantly hand az
Mrs HOLzsTEINs, 2a7 ~ av., east. near 21th t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
A UcrIoN sALE-oF RICH AID ELEGANT

THIS DAY Monday), ut private residence
q East goth ST.. near Broadway, NJ lvlS O'Clock,
all the Furniture and Effects contained III above resi-
dencc property family leaving city; MAGNIFICENT III
rosewood PIanoforte used six months: late /
Parlor Suits made 10 order; Bookcases. Eta
ceres, inaid Centre Tahle-, Paintings Bronzes, Cur
talns Jardinierrs stands Easy Chars Lounges tier
Mirrors carpets Chamber Sets, with Dressing Cases;
Bedsicads bureaus. Washsands, spring aud hair Mat
tresses BEDDING neat rep ani harcloth suits, library
and dining Furniture. Buffet. extension Tables.
Dining chairs, Cutlery and Glassware. silyerplated
Ware and other articles too numerous 70 mention
HGNhY ZINN, Auctioneer.
los E,, near s@
This Mono VI moruiuq NAV IL nj IpL O'CLOCK. mag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

IVANTED-A PROTESTANT WOMAN As LAUN-
w dress cay reference required Apply, from "a.
NJ 10 ~, Mt ia East Seventeenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

y WEST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
4 waitress cnambe rmaid and nurse. Call for two
days at her present employers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

= WEST 18Th ST. present EMPLoYER's).-A
I young woman rs lady's maid and nurse; best city
references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

as COACuMAN AND GR0oM-By Man OF TX
n Teriencc aud capabilfy: sober, Trustworthy; will.
inc and obging years good city Address
y d., I5i West 3sth ST. stable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17

OF I'd AVA GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD
o. i rcn in an American family, and 70 assist with
HE homework
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06

Spirits turpentine is quoted at 30033c p
gallon. Rosin-D 81. E and F 81 1902 25,
@ and h 81 3002 so v Dbl. Tar-$2 IS y
halfbbl, 81 y Dbl. Pirch-$2 so v Dbl.
MOss-N0 stock here. Good inquiry.
Black sells at she; red and black mixed
4l7c; mixed &c: gray 214 csc y ft.
MALT-Spring ia quoted at 81 GOAL Is;
fall 81 650l 20; California 81 750l 80 y
bushel.
HoPs-New York ATE quoted at 43045c;
Wisconsin 40 042c; California 46 48 y Is.
COTTON SEED UIL CAKE-An contracted
for the season.
L1NsEED Oils selling at 50 087c v gal
Ion.
MOUNT CARBON CoAi-Sells at wholesale
at 3214 a $50, retail Csc v Dbl.
FIsH-A fair jobbing demand and prices
show no change. We quote: Mackerel,
extra No. !, $l8 in bbls. So so in halt bbls.
IS in quarter bbls, and 81 25 in kits; No.
$40 so in bbls, s. so in half bbls, s. Is in
quarter bbls and 81 % in kits; No. 2 50 so
in bbls. $5 in half bbls, 81 IS in quarter
bbls and 81 10 in kits; No. 3, large, 50 Is in
bbls, 81 SO in halt bpls, s. in quarter bbls
and 81 IS in kits. Goldfish. quarter drums
IS %: boxes 81 so. Herring SIC y box.
CoTToH SEED OIL-No stock OF the mar
ket; all contracted tor. Refined is quoted
at Zoe y gallon.
New ArTAKAPAS CHEEsE-Supplies of
new are coming in from ST. Landry and
selling readily at zoe y Is. It is given tho
preference for local consumption.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
ludian Pickle.

This consists OF all kinds of pickles mixed
and put into nelarge jar-gherkins. cucum.
beers sliced, button onions, cauliflowers
broken in pieces, radsh pods, small string
beans. Lay them on plattere, and cover
with salt for three days; then scaid them in
vinegar for few minutes; skim out into
the jar cut large white cabbage into
over night, and then add to the pickles. To
one gallon of strong vinegar put four ounces
of race ginger, bruised, two of whole pepper
corns, two Of allspice, four ounces of tur-
Deric, one pound Of the best mustard. The
vinegar and all the other Ingredients, ex
cepting the mustard, must boil together for
twenty five minutes. Then strain into Q
pan. put the mustard into bowl and wet
it with cold vinegar, mixing it until free
from Jumps, adding the vinegar in email
quantities. Then mix 1t with the spiced
and turn all the pickles into the
pan, mixing them well toRether.s Put them
all into the jar and cover tightly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
SHERIFFS SALES.
RiDeFnia Bank Of New Orleans 70. ~. II
Walters and George Cronan.

RiDernia Bank Of New Orleans -. ~. H.
Walters and George Cr0nan.
EOuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THR PARISH
fer facias against George Cronan to mo directed
by the honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause will
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets, in the
Second District Of this city. on FRIDAY. July
T%o c&sT1s e LOIS OF GROUND ,tu.t.d
lying and being the First District of this city, in
the square bounded by White, Palmyra, Banks
streets and Jane alev, designated by the numbers
fifteen and sixteen of square D. q certain plan
drawn by }. A. D. Hemecourt, surveyor: ON the tenth
OF January, 1867, q true eOpy of which is annexed
20 an act passed in the office Of Edward Barnett,
late not sry public in this city. the twenty
eighth Gay Of March 1867 copy o. which sketch
tleth OF April, 1870 in the office Of ". J. Castei
notary public in this city; said lots of ground ad
join each other. and measure each. according to
Palmyra street. by depth between parallel lines,
Of one hundred feet; lot number fifteen forming
the corner Of Palmyra and White streets; together
With AL the rights. ways and advantages there
unto belonging or IN any wise apPertaiHing. Beipg
the same property acquired bv the defendant
herein, George Ctonan. from Paul snrgi, per act
passed before SAID notary Castel. the sixth day
OF June, 1872.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Tbis being the second and last auction, the
said property will be definitely ad udcated to the
highest and last bidder, for what 1t will bring, at
twelve months credit tho purchaser furnishing
per cent interest per annum from date and special
mortgage on the property sold until final pay.
mebt. said purchaser will have to deduct and pay
in cash the printing, sherif7s and clerks fees, at
tOrney's fees, etc, which amount to about one
hundred and forty live dollars. and, furthermore
the State. parish and municipal taxes. the amount
OF which is not yet a's Ff9dHSs w.aa.x.r
j.t II iS % Civil Sheriff Of the Parish If Orleans