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New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
DAMP MATING.
70 me Editor Of The TribunG

TO fhs Edttor or The IftOhHc
SIR: A communication in yesterday issue OF
THE TRIBUNE made reference To the damp state OF the
mating the fOors OF the Sixth Avenue cars. Inc
writer deserves the thanks III the travelling public for
calling attention to the want o' ordinary IN leaving
these saturated aud fousmeing nusances in the cars
A ear on the eame line yeserday sample OF what
passengerH have endure In this respect That disease
l. engcndered by OF hlthy and wet mat
ting a patent 70 require corroboratOn
The of the people, through the columns Oh IliE
TRIBUNE will, hope. make a speedy change Tor tue
better cleanliness OF street ~ concfed
Aer FORK, Nov ~ 1873. STOCK LXCHAE1E'
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
pnnie- r.sreise lIt.le nteIsepce and put the mat

companies exercise little intelligence. and put the mat
ned shape o the resch Of passen
gers and brakemeni used tn hght iattrrsy submit
and suffer Buf Bayard Taylor made his vigorous
protest against the dropPer who rin- prize packagt
ngs, and other vianiea upon long suffering tIaVeng
public notice that the praitlce in quareIs has
materially Diminished. and therefore beg tn support
your correspondent Of yesterday N his most sensible
suggestions. n
Aete- York, Dec. =, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
pARBARIsM IN CAR VENTILATION

TO the Edftor Of The IrtbHHs
SIR. / am glad to see that there Is at least
one Vifglnian a. balance that barbarian RON West Va
glnia vino Is 90 fond " a second hand au0spheTr Bl
all means les ~ have specially for people VINO want
L. breathe pure Let them be huiit with ylnila'os
yhc, eannot e coeed aud therefore not at the mercy
OF hraEerneu aud The whole question Of ear
Ventilation nothing ini d source Of wrsneiinr and
contention mu"n poereHrers Why du not he faifoad
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
Proposals.

DROpOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii
b, received untl Fol L. 1876. by tie rsL SrEkS Of tho
NFWYORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE at Their once,
No q Water St bTOoklyn. y. - The mauufacure ami
delivery oi l2 tons of east steel WltE ROPE rguTi fol
the Temporary foot Origr cradle osbles and
other pance- necessary for the construction Of the
sAblr. . Ia llves Saspenson Bridge
Prntea spscincaonA together via am other inovmation
Ostsned from tbe recrcsry
y! BoaT1 0i The Cbicf I'M E1necl wv a.. hOtbAfS
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
SUNDAY TEACHINGS.

THEMES OF METROPOLITAN MINISTER'S
ms REV T. DE- WITT TALMAGE uPoN THE UNION
q" oF rfsR BIBIR AND THE sCHooI-DiscoURsF BY
TIE REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER On FORKIGN
MIssIONs-THE REV. W. r. ALGER on THE KEYS
OF HEAvEN-sERMoNs BY THK REV. DIR. FOss
AND rHK REV. ADAMS.
Most of the churches of this city and Brooklyn
yesterday were well filed large congregations being
drawn in one OF two instances by announcements
that subjects now exciting interest would be dis-
eussed. The Rev. T. DE Witt Talmage delivered a
discourse upon The Union of the Bible and the
School before very large audience. The Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher dropped purely denomina-
tional subjects for the day and preached
upon Foreign Missions" Other sermons were
by the Rev. w r. Alger at the Church of
the Messiah, upon the " Keys of Heaven, True and
Counterfeit :" by the Rev Cyrus d. Foss, d. d., at
ST. James's Methodist Episcopal Church, upon the
regeneration of the desires and passions OF the heart
and by the Rev William Adams, ID. d., IN place OF
the Rev. Dr. Ganse at the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church. upon the knowledge of Christ.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

MINIAIl kE ALMANAL- $500
40 sun SETS 400 loon ''s'--.4- v'
Hlsu WsIER rms pA' "
SANDY Hook Is Gov. ISLAND. 81 iiel q. Ferry $40
HIcu wATER uh- 90 n
SANDY Hook IL COWS Isllui.. hel q. FelTy 4O3
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

fine Ar!5.
4 RT notice.
EXHIBITION
OIL AND WATER COLOR PAINrISGs
From the collection of Loris Prang esq, Bosoo,
on free exhibition dag and evening the Rooms. Ell
Broadway and until time Of sale
TIME OF BALE
Thfs collection OF than Two Hundred Paintings
will by without reserve, Place
hbiti0n VI the EVENINGS OF
TUESDAY and WEDN EsDAY, DEC and 5.
TIL MessIs LEAVTTT Ancuoneers.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
Corporation Aotlces.

CIrY OF NEW Y0gK, DEPARTMENT or FlNANcE, BuRiAu(
FOR THR COLLECTION or TANE., Douhl-nut ~, PAlh,
No. 81 CIiA,lBKi, D.. Dec. l. 1870
NOTICE TO TAA-PAlEBS.-AD persons who
~ have omitted pay their taxes for the year 1870 are
hereby nod-i required by Law, % my the same 10 me
Receiyerof a. his Oice ON or before he FIRST DAY
OF JANUARY, 1875.
nfteerih DAY Decenrr instant two cent on an sAes
raid ai A4l. itoT tc rate al twelve
per per computed fun TIE idth 0i september
isst che dav on roits ana were
delivered l.rCclypI.
ami after said nrst day 0f January, lh11
% viii be received after O'Clock y.
Onice "a u a. To 2 y. ~.
MAAIIN A. ACA AXIOM, he csivtr Of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
Go nJbom il Hlan goarerr

fE'O ARR RCHITECTS.-TllE FRASER INSTI-
4 rUTk requires PLANS and ELEVATIONS for q Free
Library, Museum, and Arr Oalhry Montreal C>na1s
oaeIs r hundred doars lgclI the Pans ard iss
most suitable fnI thos os hundred 0alp VII Do
presented to the second tcst letitJr
TIE requirements OF the Institute Rgj the conditions OF
petition s1h De s.ni 10 apple anita roqaest
Aontral, Nov. 20, 1910. IL {. ABBOTT President.
WANTED TO PURCHASER TELEGRAPH
w WIRE from New-York brooklyn Addrcst. with
particulars aad tsrIa> ILLLGlIARK, tribune oaes>
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
2Musel1f1rts.

2musc cmrnts.
ABBY SAGE RICHARDSON FAMILIAR
and M6VD1Ys and ndTIIURsbATs 3 p n at Han in Decker
Building. 80 Union square. Ticket. 30 cents.
CHICKERlNG HALL Popular Concerts.
scaor JOSEPH WHITE NJ. EMILE sAUREr,
LNENFSS rs, oCr, FRD ~ a r l75 s1
Subscription for tlc SIX G0NSfI including Reserved
Subscription Lists open TUESDAY Dec = q schuterths No.
% Cnonquare and Iits0n, No III Broadway. sale OF
seats commences Friday
EAGLE THEATER, Broadway and 33d-st.
MONDAY. De- s, and every Eyenn. and Matinee.
Mr N' y = "a MiiieeDFFaM5rT ~ MI sHkaLEs Wi3fE,
And RG rsi eniT G29p"4 % of sia 4. leG m PsT 0
sr Lofts To NEW. ORLEANS.
Barney and luckey's New 5ketch.
And he Ie,ni IN MnsicsI .'sfce entitled
tHE DEAD SHOT.
MATINEEs wEDNEsD AND SATURDAY.
I YCEUM THEATER. FECHTER.
FARE comInencing 715, carriage 1910.
MONDAY III IL ~ 9iTs sl FiSJr ~
for the last times in ls o1giual character ksehehOaeh
tLABI5IEj, 30 THOEO OHFARE-
vii 5r IN m orina m saar1e ace o. 6f W WRMSD brVALin
''' >''''' Ia DANE ATX CANELTAs CAMILE)
sPEEciAL PEEF0RSlAEcl every sATt RDN NlGHT
ga iBFShPIT isi>f q alei JGLiEIFE cLSHGScE
First peroTIp9Ies g r % te lrca5 aTlsinn nan success
OLYMPIC THEATER, 624 Broadway:
BEST coMP4,YY iN.ia, 5,I;: ~ = AHEEIcA Mr.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAYS AND sArC RDAYs Ar
rT'uIRD AVENUE THEATER,
Increased attractions EVERY EyEY4TG cats at ocoek
FOY SISTERS, ]. ". MCANDRkWs FRENCH ~ IN
sIsrElu7, ELLA sItELDQN, BOBBY and
ALICE DAILY. .,,,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
forses, Garrlaaes, darness. sc

A CLARENCE, one COUPE, one PHkETON,
= an nearly The zOinu south IL a.
y CCHLI-l's, Sos 100 H. and llJ sss l..s.ai,
sthaye.
A STABLE, with FIVE stalls on ground floor ;
n large carnage house and loft cagnag house aB
staD: 3l ST.. betweon 5thgve and Bro8cWaY lguI, n
"a. ca l.lLA. No. III hsst 1871 81, near 4tlsyc.
GREAT SALE OF HORSE BLANKET, Lap
~ iLohcs, Fur 4nd Buffalo Rohes-Fhe i.uresa a, IN
Blanket Company. 30 Mercer Grad osDr
their imnenae stO retsl al tAer Sb0e,-lc iiss.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
Sales bn Auttiou.

4. HgRRs, AGeuolaer
DY BANGS, MERA IN ~ Co., 656 broadway,
Ie BOgG-st-saiss Of Books. Wor&s OF Art faney
Goods. a.
MONDAY AFTERNOON and FVENING-Cioicc Col.
ectiors of SrAEDAED WORKS, Rare Faefts. Saftricai
and Humorous Productions, Americana, AUTOGRAPHS,
PORTRAITS, ana ENGHANING-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

Domestic Markets.

new York, April 1.-THE Poets financial article
save: Gold opened ut ll5is and has since sold at
ll59llsS. On gold loans ne rates have been
l02 v cent per annum and l 81 for two days for
use and fat. Foreign exchange is dull and un-
changed. In the money ma ket call loans are
303h y cent and prime mercantile paper at A.,
06i. In the stock market speculative shares
opened with no changes Of importance, and until
noon the mai ket was hi avy, prlcee declining al
v cent. Since neon the Iket has been STEADY
and prices have advanced i q of | v cent. The
volume of business has been small Government
bonds are steady. In State bonds old Tennessees
were = lower; Virginia COL soils v cent lower, and
Missoulis g.; higher.
Stocks closed active and strong; Central 102;
Erie 3la Lake Shore Tx. Illinois Central lO3;
Pittsburg 81; Northwestern Il - do preferred
562i; Rock Island 1884.
sub-treasury balances-Gold. SCI. 452Oes; cur.
rency, ga. sc! 3S'
The SubTreasurer paid out 5000 on account
Of interest and &l9 700 for bonds.
Customs receipts TO day &33l 600.
The following is the bank statement: Loans de.
creased e2So.0Oo; specie decreased 5ooDOe, legal
tenders increased el.s's,ooo; deposits increased
So 500 0oO; reserves increased $3.50 200
At the Cotton Exchange business has been slow
and unsatisfactory. Tuesday. the prices were
reduced &c which may be attributed to the dull.
ness at Liverpool, and accommodating of stock
at this port. TINS concession did not attract
buyers until Thursdsv. when the advance in
god and exchange indrced quite nun-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

Der Of exporters to enter the market, and
several large lines were taken Tor shipment
las rried with an improved tone Speculation ha:
been eli " throughout the week. The decline hal
been gradual. say '32a lI6c daily The operators
in contracts have become rather timid, as the
large stock now available at this port. and the
favorabl accounts Of planting at the South indi
were eea SEQ bales, of which 257 go were on con
tracts for future delivery and 1880 on the spot
chiefly for export.
Cotton closed Quiet at sc advance; middllng up
lands l6ttc Orleans sc. Sales to-day 1885 bales
net receipts lti gross ISL
Futures Closed STEADY; sales 20 800 bales, fol
June Is 8 a,ssc July i1aI: i:sc Angus, ]: 8
noyemx.r Is :, ssmis re Decrmber rs ~ T. = -
January l6 7-l6c.
Flour dull ard shade lower; very limited ia
Southern IN: s. soaa IS for good to cho,ce do.
Wheat dull aud heavy; arc lower; s G,0l 30 for
winner red Western: $ 321> for amber do; s IS q
and decidedly lower at 9l0aI.c for Western
mi (. atoat; 9lt. 04ec tor yellow Western; 90c foi
white Western in store Pork hrmer at s2e 81 I
for new. Land quiet at l5'sc for prime steam,
Coffee firm. sugar quiet and firm; Rio quiet.
Holasses firm. Tu d, ti,ia at ssa3a'se.
dun; sail, cotton Tald; corn a. 05d: wheat 5a5 I'd;
steam, cotton I'D; corn SID; wheat sd.
CINCINNATI. Apr l:.-Cot ton Gull; middiing Is C..
Flour firm: family s. 2sdf5 20. Wheat quiet red
6 l2GI l6 Corn steady; 73015c. Oats 6.d7oc
Pork hrm; So % Lard-Good held at Is C; l51 c
bid. Bulk meals-shou!ders 81, aoa1c; clear RIB
lis5c; clear I2c; saies-c!esr rib. buyer Nav, re
clear. buyer. May. l2i:c; shoulders cash aud
buyer, April Sac. WhisAy quiet; S II.
ST. Loris. April l!.-Cotton quiet and
Changed Fiour-De,nand good at full prces
Wheat-DeEnand active; No. red winter Is q
No. spring Chicago g. &c asked, & o3;5 hui.
Oats inactive ard weak: No, GU a6Sc Whisky
: IL. Pork held at H22 25 no sales. Dry "a
meats-ShOuld+:s held at s., u3-c: clear rib HE
hLyp G.v nl,n,,fy a.
exc: clear rib l3c5 clear 1871 0l3+sc. Lard--Held
AZ l. c 1ed, i5c bid.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

C sells at 81 =, and G 81 20: H 81 20 ? Dbl:
spir;ts turpentine 35c gs,l"n; pitch - 6Sa2 3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES barrels are selling 1t
apiece. Hogshead poles sSS y 1000; barrel poles
BEkF-Ths supply is email ard the demand fair.
Fulton Market is quoted q. 81 4o0l1 50 y hall
DBL Teas sdSs h 50 bS half bSls ~ 'e1s
OAK STAvES-Tbe receipts are large and the de-
mand los expert j. moderate Extra PIPE sS9ea
light pipe 56 to so inch. slOO extra hogshead, 49,
inch Is $50; extra claret. 4o-inch, S95QlOO 1900.
ed alongside OF vessel from the yard At Astboats
head S5Saso claret $50
TALLOW-Sells at &c T. fb
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS-Fair supply
and moderate demand. Palermo oranges sell at 5
ter boxes SOC: bananas slo2 50 y bunch.
f o ALMOND" n "a susraHs s'.s
0skc y, ID: coceannts s4oaI5 y ZOO.
WOOL-Is in demand at 28d32c for clear and li0
FlSH-We quote: Mackerel. extra Ne I, $40 In
bbls $40 so in half bbs IS rs in quarter bbls and
81 50 IN kits; No. sl2 in bbs, So IS in half bbls
S3 80 IN quarter bills, and S so in kits; No. $l0
i'll bbls, SIS IS in half bbls, $3 in quarter bbls
aud 20 IN kits; No large SO in bbls. 81 3 in
half bbls. So IS in quarter bbls and s 10 in kts
Shadires full size bexes, a,e selling at 50 soy
dozen, dozen in case: three quarter size boxes
So 80 y dozen, 4 dozen in ease.
FERiILIZFRS-Th demand has s,acksn.a Pr
ruvian guano and raw bone superphosphate are
mostly III request. Peruvian guano, Is lilo - tor
1000 lbs; a less quantity, at &c y H. Raw
bone superphosphaTe &65 " ton. Pelican fer
tiiizer $3.50 y ton, 1000 lbs Fine ground bone S4x
s Is; bone dust *as, cotton seed meal S32
No blood $50; No. blood $i5; fertilizing sub
stance, phosphates (6ne ground bones) y Is y ton:
superphOsphate OF lime. $65 ~ ton; phosphate
precipitate 500 y ton: dried flesh. in powder SO
v ton dried blood. in powder, Is IS y ton; hair
horns IN powder, $50 " ton; azot,zed compounds
TT OrpSRn1lQO constituent elements
guano, $50 p ton.
MAEUFACrURKD TOBACCO-The demand ia
moderate. We quote: No. lbs extra fancy
75090c: tine 6507Oc; fine medium 6od65c; good
medium 5s060c; common sound 52d55c bright
quarters, common medium 5206Oc: bright navy
tours, tves 54UJ3c; black sweet Soc; No. l. fves
aud tens, dark black sweet aOd52c; navy ts, soc
navy, thirds, 54GD53c r. ID.
BEAMS AND WESTERN PEAS-Emall stock and
fair demand Northern white beans sell at $50
SAC: Northern red 81 06Er. W.stern white 34c
5Ac y II. Green peas &3d8 50 A9bO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

The Louisville Courier Journal wants a
monopoly of compound. double headed
combination titles. 1t says: 1.-THE consoli
dation of newspapers is being carried toe
far Eventually, if the practice is kept up
we shall see some paper called the Consti.
nationalist hitched on to another paper
called the 1ntoIligencer, and then (heaven
spare us J there will stand before u.s. in all
its sinuous lengthiness, the Constitutional
ist lntelhgeucer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
LIST OF LETTERS

Re mafntng In the New Orleans Postomce
Uncalled for for the Week Ending
Saturday, April ~. 1873. at 6 p. M.
1.-THE Postoffce remains open on sundays from 10
81 TO TO II MI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

1t the voice Of a fat prima donna bore in
relation to the body of the singer the same
proportion Of volume to bulk as that
existioGuhetween the voice and size of a
canary bird, the priman donna need not
leave Europe to be heard in this country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, }
SATURDAY EvENING. April II. 1875. !
Today being the last of the week and the clos
:iS day OF the spring races. the movement in
~ all departments of the money mar llet was Ii
sted, and its general aspect was quiet and IN.
changed. The offerings at the banks aud on the
tipues in fair request but the supply scantv As
shown by the repOr of transactions below there
was limited business in foreign exchange with no
auotable variation, while domestic exhibited a
ported in stocks show little change. while new
State soils were in fair request closing at an
advance on yesterda, 9 quotations and city bonds
were somewha unsettl d, buyers being reluctant
to meet the rates asked. and holders unwilling
10 cOnrede further decline.
A good deal of interest was felt in the delibera-
tons of the holders of the old city consos, and the
possible effect of the course which they might
adopt upon o. her city bonds.
If We except the movements in State and city
BONDS and in certain classes of stocks the market
for the past week presents new subject
OF peculiar interest the general features
of the situation being large volume of
unemployed capital on deposit at the banks
with no investment Offering sufficiently at
traCtive TO overcome the hesitation of capitalists
As We have before remarked, the demand for Sc
Curtes appears to have been more or less restrict
sd by vague uncertainty in regard 10 The extra
session of the Legislature. aud the financial policy
which might be developed by that body. To THE
cause is attributed the fact that State and city
bonds have exhibited much senstiveness and fire.
ouent fluctuations Notwithstanding this uacer-
tainty. however, the strong undo rtnne which be.
came perceptibe last week in certain favOrite
bank, insurance and railroad stocks continues to
be manifested, and some of these securities show
decided advance upon last weeks quotations
Az the result of the settlement of political issues
early improve ment in this marAet Is generaIly
ANTICIPATED
We continue to quote first class sixty DAYS
paper and collateral loans at SAG ~ cent y an
FIRST class mortgages still rule at 9oO y cent p
annOp1 Whlle second grade are entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18


NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,
April -. 81 o76,4si 20 slO8 1913 Of
Same time last week. ~ on a 252,a42 81
Tota. last week.. 9,762 GA OF 4C6 POT SO
Total week before..... $3.50 81 ,l96,I2a So
We are indebted to Mr.. l. N. Maynard, manager
of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the follow.
Ing comparative statement Of the associated banks
for the week ending to-day:
Increase. Decrease.
Specle. ...'....'..'..'.....". s3S,ooO
Currency OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $85 600 ..,.
Loans Observation-Disclosures. 49,. ........
Deposits. Observation-Disclosures. 1875 oco ........
Gold opened at Il5dll5s, against ll5ls at New
York. and after limited business closed at II4z0
HIS against llo in that market The sales sum
med up S33 900 embracing 5000 at lis; S25 900 At
ii.0ll5s; $1,000 at ll5s, and $4,000 at il5a
dollars are still quoted at IOs 0iOs; while MEXICAN
dollars continue to rule at IS y a VI gold.
.,a Foreign exchange was without 4uotabe varia.
$500 and 900 bill Of ading 1t IS S7s; 5000 do
at IS 50; $1,000 do and $1,000 do and All clear at
g. SSa5 S8}s aud 5000 bill Of lading at SIS 5sI.
The only sale reported in francs was 5000 com
merclal at 453a aud 25 600 at 4.52L.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at IS s7A
05 5sE for bill of lading and Al clear and d
S. 81 tor bank and francs at 4s3al 0AS2k for com.
meIcial and 4.50Q- for bank.
The offerings of dome site exchange were of mod.
crate extent and meeting with fair demand com
mercIsl was shade higher. The sales of New York
sight covered $la5 co., embracing $4,000 c.m
nercial and = IS 900, $50 zoe and S20 600 private
bankers at i y cent premium; and : Is 900 com.
bankers at 8 81. ~
The banks continued to check on Rev York at
cent premium, while commercial sight was
quoted At -d9 ~, against !, yesterday
The salas OF stocks included SO shares Mutual
National Bank at 455; 20 do at SIS so: 10 state
National Bank at j 81; and at auction by Messrs
Nash ogsOn, for account of succession of r.
Aal-r ~ shares Ca'casieu Supher Mining Com.
PaEy al 80 and III the ma ter of Introduction of
aired Penn, zoo ST. Charles Hotel COmnanv at
20 10. and Boston Club at s lOO
City bond were rather weak and unsettled al
thougn holders evinced disposition not to sell ut
tne rates offered. The only trans actions reported
were = 10 oeO city gold bearing seven per cents at
10 and $4,000 and !, 5000 at s.
rev state consOiio ated seven per cents were in
fais request AID about i per cent higher than
S8 $1,000 at So a and S 10 000 at So.
City scrip s quiet at 38h 039k.
Ihere Is nothing doing in Metropolitan Police
warrants, which are still quoted t-a5l
state warrants are inanmate. OLD fuudable are
st!.i held at -, and new at So
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

Richard Grant White says: "Uncon.
seriousness is one of the most important
conditions of q good style in speaking or
writing" The author of "Words and
Their Uses" has never been found in that
condition
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
FOR SALE.

EGR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-Ap PIECE OF
tonla . ~ ~ 400 feet in the town OF Poncha-
stC Viii az improvements thereon garden
az eI: everything attached being in good order fr
this o rsS.y aeap sor cash. Address PROPBRTf st
apis "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
COMMERCIAL,

sA1rRDAT EyEsISs. April II, 1875.
CDTrON-The sales to-day mot including anv
yesterday, embraced q little over laO0 bales a.
prices requiring no change In ourauo.ations. We
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

Il. +. Norton vs.. J. thunderstorm J Us
tlce Court for the parish of Orleans, No. $3.50.
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FiERI FACIAS To
- me directed by the Hon. W. II. Holmes, sec
IN the above stated suit. will proceed TO sell al
pubic auction. in front Of Office at the corner
OF ST. Charles street and Commercial alley on
WEDNESDAY, April % 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of j.
hinaIdQ IN and to certain Judgment rend cred in
the SUIT entitled J. knaldO Thomas Eau Get b.
ing SUIT No. 42,667 on the docket of the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans D ending
in said court.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
anil 23~ JOHN MCCORMICK Constable