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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
Amusemfnts.
-,T. JAMES CHURCH, NEWPORT.

CT. JAMES CHURCH, NEWPORT.
FORMAL OPENING, NOV. 1iTH, AT 1880, A. "
Al the Clergy of New Castle county have teen IT,
yted 10 be present.
FESTIVAL AND EVENING ENrERTAIN NJ gNTS.
November iith. : p m., epenug of Festiyal-pin-
ner ~ y. IN DiaOg ies and 60 cert.
November IAN, I. D. ~, Spelling Rec
November lath, p M, sig. Blliz Enter'aln-
ment for children. ~ p. M, Sig. Blliz knter'
tainmeut
Dinner refreshments viii be served each Jay, .
ternoon and evening seful articles for sale. . he
Rlmita COrnet Band OF Newport, has ndy offered
to play each evening Oc VT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

E'OR SALE.
30 miles from thc city, tine water prwer ami
ialm ut II tive acres, on treEch cre' H. haf mile
from s'0 ION at Klmheriln, on Pickering Valley
kA lrGad aud miles from rhoenXyle, IN the
Vlding talrOad. The improvements ar. stone
lwelll h'n-e, tenant house, hHrktW d stop aud
Two staue buildings, have hcen usc.l FOR barn aud
stable, fol iuun ". For furtGcr particulars eau On
Mr. Stpue BARRIER, kmberion, VINO Wli STOW tile
property. Apply or address, John WR GHr r. No.
6ls sou 4 Broad street, or keupc sqiarc, Chester
county, Pc nsyyania. od'2g 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
oci2O tn0v10

NJ OT / q u CONTRIBUTIONS OF
~ books for the Young Ladies' Relief Society,
will he gratefully received on eYeryW odneS1ay after
noon from to O'Clock, at their room No9 En-
change Building. L. T. WARMER.
lInil0-nM SRrrniuIN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
atantrd.

"ANTED A coon COOK. To GO
w To Philadelphia. Must he a good washer and
ir Nor. bpply at Get 2s-2t' tn : pFF'Cs
N1 A N Il T. D.-TMD GENTLEMEN
w bnarlers, IN private family, g'ol loraion,
with ga. lmth AMI h. -a, II desired FERNS moder
ATE address M TIL s OfFlCF.
ocl2s,5r
" A N 4 l. ID. --DKUG CIT RK-A
w young man a' an assistant IN drug store.
one that can come We commended. address,
with refnrer ccs, Dir | L. lLBSTEtN,
octls 9td,2tw GreenshOrough, Md.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
Ruardina.

u o A RDI ING.-PLEASANT ROOMS
- with board also table boarders. Apnly at
cctfslm' 6l3 KING STR BIT.
ROARDING-TwO GENT LEMEN CA N
- he accommodated with board and home COM
forts IN private family pleas0nt location. Ad-
dress ocf2f.eo,ltf s. THIS OFFICE.
ROAhD---w ITH ETHER -lNGIIE OR
, communicating rooms, at sol West street, VII
minpton. Del. ,cti ~
A FEW GkNTI EMEN CAN BE AC-
IA CuMMODArED with board at
aug9o-tf 8Ol KING STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN Az
- ang21f sig KING STREEr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
for Sale.

TOR SALE-A PURCHASE MONEY
a. m1rigsge for 81 20'. Also n PDnd mortgage for
SnO. EVANS PANNl NGrbN,
oatg9t Eighth and Market SIR els.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28
SHERIFFS SALES.
William T. Richards W. John McKeev,

William +: Richards vs. John NTcKeever.
and R HS u
= Orleans No SS3.'OBv virtus of = r1it nf se liz
ure and sale 10 me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
E1ch ange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse strests in the Second District Of this
NJ. the following described property. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated
trict Of this city in the square bounded by Liberty
Cate St Paul., Franklin Gate st. Peter), Julia and
GirOd streets, designated by the numbers one hun
dred and sixty-six and one hundred and sixty
seven. as per plan drawn by Richard Delafeld,
dated March 1882, deposited IN the office of g. R.
Si1inger. then notary pubic in this city. and
other lot number one hundred and sixty.six
meas ures twenty five feet front on Franklin or st.
Peter street. by one hundIed and twenty nine feet
six inches in depth on the line dividing it from
lot number one hundred and sixty five, ard one
hundred end twenty nine feet seven inches in
depth on the line dividing it from lot number
hundred and sixty seven, and said lot number
hundred and sixty.seven measures twenty-five
feet front on said Franklin OF ST. Peter street. by
one hundred and twenty nine feet seven inches in
depth on the line dividing it from lot NUM- one
hundred and sixty six, and one hundred and
other side line Together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. rights, ways and ad-
vantages therennto oelongin or in any wise ap
PERTAINING. Lot number one hundred and sixty
six was acquired by defendants herein by pur
chase from the succession of Bernard FarlanG by
act passed before Louis F. Maureau. then a notary
public i'll this city, under date of the eighteenth
of December, 1874, in which act his title was
enormously made to let number one hundred and
sixty seven, and which error was rectitied in a
subsequent act of Iec:ifcatiOn passed before the
same notary, under date of he thirty first De-
cember, l345 and John McKeever, ono OF the de-
PENDANTS herein, purchased the lot number
hundred and sixty seven from Henry W. Palfrey,
by act passed before S. II. Lewis, late a notary
pn5lic in this city, under date of the twelfth Of
November, l347.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENB WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, April &c. Coupons of 1881, lI2as; We
twentes of 1862 cO pom. ll92s. 1861 coupon. l2l
1865 l23 2lsS 1861 l227s; 1868 1924; fves
II7's; ten-forties, coupon, Hog.
Tennessee SKIES 50 ty; Virginia skies "a
new "a, cOnsOls 50, deferred ga; Louisiana skies
81 new 80. levee skies SO. do Fights 3d. Alabama
Fights As, fives 80; Georgia skies SO, sevens 971a;
North CarOinas 2O1s new 10ls special tax 4; South
Carolinas 80, new 80, Aprl and October 32h:
Stocks closed active aid unst tiled. Central
1914; Erie 30ss; Lake Shore 70h; Illinois Central
lO: Pittsbure g2,a; Northwest 42s, preferred S.;
Rock Island los.
Cotton closed quiet; middling uplands l6ac;
Orleans 1856 sales 1913 palesi net receipts 100;
gross 1876 bales.
Futures closed steady; sales So 700 bales as fol-
lows: April Is l-320l6 Lice; May l6 ll60I6 1-32c;
June l6 56c; July Is l7-32c; August 10 ll-6c; Sep
tsmber l6 i.32al6 l6r; october l6 5,20l6 Ice;
l6c January l6ls nl6 532c.
Southern -four dull, without decided change in
IN price. Wheat without decided change. Corn
steady; fair demand at so d92c fol Western mixed.
Coffee quiet and firm Sugar quiet and steady at
8s O8asc for fair to good =. finlng; SIC for prime;
sac for muscovado; refinedihrm at lo0loAc;.lOkc
firm. Rice quiet; fair jHbbing trade. TalOw 81 q
exc. KOsin steady: 81 O502 10 for strained. Tur-
pentine steady at SIC. Pork easier at $22 for new
mess Beef quiet. Lard easier at l6c for prime
steam. Whisky steadv at ST l6.
CINCINNATI, April 27-Co,ton duh; middling
Whe.t s,eadv Gsm a"a go1o lam a 7IeS
Corn frmer; 14077c. Oats quiet; 670t9c. Pork held
at $22 25. Lard-Good held l5ssc; l51sc bid. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders 8asc clear rib II ac clear
l2Ac. Bacon is selling shoulders 9a d95sc; clear
rib l2Ic; clear 10 nc. Whisky steady; demand
mOdera ate; 81 IA.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. April q, 5 P. M.-Cotton-Sales on a
basis of middling uplands. nothing below good Of
nothing below low middling, deliverable May and
June, IS l6d Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, April %, Evening.-Tallow ABS 6d0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28
Tragic Amateurs.

A correspondent of the St. Louis Globe,
writing from Kirksvile, Missouri. says:
The Klrksville Dramatic Association has,
for several weeks. had Mr.. l.. II. CarysIe,
New Orleans actor, and his wife, gagged
TO aid them in producing a series of Shake.
speare's plays. Hamlet" had been played
with wonderful success, and on the nine
teenfh the company was to bring out erich
ard ILL., Mr.. l. II. Carlysle had the part Of
Rich ard, and Dick Picker the Earl of Rich
ni0nd. The play passed off well until they
came to the combat in which Hing Richard Is
slain by the Earl. Mr.. Carlysie came on the
stage and met Picker at the left second
entrance. As soon as they met there was a
clash OF swords, and the sparks flew from
the polished blades, and clasping his hands
to his forehead. Mr.. Carlysle was seen TO
drop his sword, stagger and fall to tie
stage. CONSERVATION held the audience
dumb. The treacherous sword Mr.. Carlysle
held in his band had turned and allowed the
blade of Picker to descend on his head. Mr..
Carvsle arose almost as soon as he fell, with
the blood streaming down his face. He made
a noble endeavor 10 perform his part, but
had only risen to his feet when be tainted
from loss of blood. Mrs. Carlysle now
rushed on the stage, and her shrleks
brought the audience to their feet. Several
other ladies joined in the fainting and
screaming performance, and for few mo-
ments it was all that they could do to keep
the stage from being crowded. The enter
talnment was broken mp, as the actors were
too much alarmed to finish it. Mr.. Carlysle
Is seriously but not dangerously hurt. He
Is recovering slowly.
Mr.. Carlysle is not known in this city as
an actor, but it is hoped he will live to
learn the cunning of fence, and tame his
Richmond.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28
SHERIFFS SALES,
Henry Eden vs.. r. Lepandre ct nj,

Henry Eden vs.. r. Lerlandre ct mis-,
IHnURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
l. of Orleans. No. 25 1882 BY virtue of a writ of
feri tacias against F. Lemandre. J. Macheca Co.
and NJ. De Greg0rO in solldO, o me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, l. will
proceed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
and AuctiGneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets Iii the Second Dis
trict of this city. SATURDAY, Nav 49, 1875
AT twelve o'clock NJ the following de. bed prop
erty. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, of an irregu.
lar form, situated i'll the Second District of this
city in the square bounded by ST. Louis Char
tres, Toulouse and Old Levee streets, having
thirty one feet three inches front on Old
Levee street, ninety seven feet two inches
i'll depth on 4 he side line toward Toulouse street
twenty six feet ten and half inches IN the rear
AT which distance said line runs perpendicular to
Charities street, thirty feet ten ard half
inches until it reaches the line of an alley making
part OF said iO!; tie whole in conformity with a
plan drawn by Z. Girnux architect on the fourth
OF May, 1853. Together with the buildings and
IrUyements thereon. Being the same property
acquired by purchase from C. H. Reques i CO., bv
said J. NJ checa. by DOtsiial act of sale before A.
BoudOusquie. late notary public, dated twenty.
fourth OF May 1859 and recorded on the THIRTY.
first May. 1883 iii book 81 folio 1922 III the office
OF the register OF conveyance.
Seized Ill the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMbN
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of orleans.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28


No. 81 2i0.
by WILLIAM DAVIS. ArCTIONEER-
- NO IL Commercial place SATURDAY, hg
20, 1870. AZ twelve O'Clock NJ, at The Merchals
aLd Auctionee1s Exchange, Royal street, by virt,y
ana In pursuance of AL order cf the Hon. A.
1lssot judge eff the Second DISTRICT Court for Wv
parish of Orleans, dated spri IS 1875 docket
81 Zo, Will be sold by public auction the desGrip~
property
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. togetbs
win all the improvements thereon ri hts Ws
ana advantages thereunto belO gipg or in anywlS
apper'alhi1S, IN the tquare bounded b y CalHoPs
Triangle, front and Peters stress me asuri &.
american measure 40 feet 5 inches fl ont on Gar
nope street. ~ feet inches lines liz idth IN tho
rear, by dep h Of IS feet inch lines the sos
lhe toward Peters street and 80 f ct incbesGH
tne Other SIDE line nearest Trout street, the wno'o
as per plan BY Lo is II. Pile deputy city surveyo
dated Ap il 70 1875. The I'm provements ccnsisto..
Sheat one story frame house slate roof, with w.
rooms and kitchen. cistern. sheds etc. A..
ierms-Five hundred dollars cash al lowing w
pufchaser with consent f holder of TWO n0ieee
e,oo oo4 EACH tn assume pa ment thereof, ahan
~hich Case the amount to be deducted from - -
casn pay ment; the balance in and wO ytSs ~
purchaser to execute his promissury no ties. 70 co.
secured by mortgage, with eight per cen nteIs,
from date till paid. with clause of five per CO. 80
attorney g. fees in case Of suit, the mprO vemen''
10 DO KEEP insuI ed and policy transit rred az. at
Act of sale before A. Barnett, notary puohc, - :,
the expense Of the purchaser Taxes for the GU ~.
rent year, payable in 1876 to be assumed Dy ~
purchaser over and above the price Of se1 e1 20
ton. ap28 mys II ZII9
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DY 8. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFy,cy
ID corner Exchange alley and Bienville straat
SATURDAY, May e. 1875, will be sold at two1n.
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers, ~
change, Roya street, between Canal and Cns,nr
house streets, by virtue of two orders from, ~
honorable the Second District Court for tba ING
ish of Orleans. dated March 80 1875 and AMI "a
1875 the follow ing property, to wit " "
TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND sitna.os
in the Third District of this city desi On st. ~
Nos. and of square bounded by Good cbildraJ
Frenchmen, Union and Morales streets Lot No !
forming the corfer OF Frenchmen and um;o'
streets, measures 80 feet inch front on Goodohu
dren street, by "a ct deep; tOg -ther with ali 1ha
brick improvements and dependencies there"n
Lot No 2, adjoining the above, measures SO feet
inch front on Grandchildren street by "a feet dser
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND situated in ~.
same district i'll the square bounded by PeanS
Esplanade, Royal and Bourbon streets measnr;nn,
u feet inches lines font on Peace street hv u;
feet deep, together with twp-story frame honse
No. 81, having three rooms below and three ahova'
with gallery i'll front and on the side Anotbsr,
brick building in the yard of two rooms shad
privles water works. paved yard, etc. See plan at
the Exchange "
Terms-Onehalf cash and the balance at ons
years credit fornOtes bearing mortgage with eight
per cent interest per annum f ON the day OF sac
The buildings TO be kept insured and policy trans
ferred to the bearer of the notes. the LAWYERS
fees xed at tive per cent in of suit TOR the ~
covery Of the above nOtus, to be paid by the mr.
chaeers.
Acts Of sale before - notary public, at ths
expt nse of purchasers, inclulit all The taxes tn
the current year 1878, payable III 1876.
apo % my1 Is %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

District Court Of the United States of America for
the District of LOaisiana-No. 1856.
RY HOEY & O'CONNOR-NICHoLA J,
- Hoey, AuctiOneer-Cffice No. II Exchange
place, New Orleans.-THURSDAY, May 20 1875. at
wv. I've o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange on Royal street. between Canal
aud Gust omh house streets, in this city of New Or
leans. by virtue of an order of the Hon. W. B.
Woods circuit judge, acting during the vacancy
in the Office of district Judge will be sold by public
auction the following described property be- lOt @,
ing to the estate of the Bank of Louisiana in bang
l. THE RANDOLPH PLANTATION, in Mont
gomery county, Alabama, containing about 1850
- res, situated on the Cotoma creek, about seven
miles from the city of Montgomery, tn such
buildings and improvements there NAV be- and
sold a. being rented for this current year, 1876
z. TIM PARK PLANTATION, in the parish of
COncOrdia, Lou siana, containing about IlO3 acres
situated on the Tensas river, with such Improve.
menus h as there may be, and sold as being rented
1875. 'e"A'
3. THE CONCORDIA PLACE, in the parish of
Cohcoida, Louisiana, conf aiming about l6l3 10
"oies, sI'naden on me east side OF Black river.
T.. The MOSSGIEL PLAN rATIUN, in the pari sh
or o. noncordia, Louisiana. containing abo ut
lloi9o acres, situated On the Tensas river wi tn
such Improvements as there may be- and sold as
being rented with the Park Place for this cur Mt
5. ANUNDIvIDED INTEREST INTHE DUeBAR
TON PLANTATION, in the parish of Concorda
louisiana; which plantation contains about 1875 IL
acre and Is situated at about twenty miles from
Vidaa and about miles from Trirrifv and
the interest of the bank is equal to about 35I So
" W
Terms OF Sa!e-One fourth in cash on the snSnt
ana the remainder in two equal paw u1euts payabe
respectively IN six and twelve months from the
dale OF sale and bearing interest of seven per cent
per annum from date of sale until final payment.
with all the usual security clauses of special mort
gage and VENDORS lien on the property sold, and
the Pr nal clause of five per aftorney's fees in
event fsult to enforce payment of the notes and
purchasers to assume pay ment OF all ia xes on said
Acts OF sale at the expen of the purchasara ba
lore - LOtary public.
The decree Of court ordering the sale Of the
above described properties directs that the sans
be freed from all incum brances and the asslonees
acting officers of the court will CONVEX and
transfer only such title in them vested nv The
assignment in bankruptcy, and by the Aforesaid
Greer of court.
Also. at the same time and place
A LIST OF PERSONAL EEFECrs such A b;lla
bonds notes, accounts and claims State and Con
federate bonds, ETC., set forth on schedule m
ME IN court, copy of which schedule ia in tba
hsn hands OF the auctioneers for examination by the
public and printed Catalogues descriptive thereoS
time Of SALE f- w "Ao ~' Inc
TsrmsaFor the personal effects. claims. ETC.
va '"e 'p"~ apps ny5 IL 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

Valuable faOPER r., ADJOINING THE KEN.
TUCKY PRESS.
IN THE MATTER or THE INTRODUCTION 0P
ALFRED PENN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 36,0l5
RY NASH e. HODG.ON-w. l. ,HoDGsoS,
- Aucti0neer-Ofiice No 5 Carondelet street.
On WEDNESDAY, April 90, 1875 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the
basement rOtunda of the ST. Charles Hotel in this
Gtv, by virtue and in pursuance of an order of the
non. A: H. fissot, judge of the Second District
G os Tor me parish of Orleans. dated March ",
t87o, docket No 360l5 in the IN after of the inter.
diction of Alfred Penn, at public auction, will be
cold
First District Property.
EIGHT VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, TO-
GET her with ali the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated in the First DIE
H,lct OF TINS city: IN the square bounded by
Ichouptoulas Fulton Gate ST. Thomas), Terp-
slcnor- Gate Disciplinary and B5llechasse streets,
designated as Nos. l to 8 inclusive and me assuring
together about SO feet inches ines front On
ichoupltonlas street, the same trout: On Fulton
street, 329 feet II inches lines front on Terpsi'
t t street and abo!t he same measurem ent On
Ine Iear iine dividing ii from ths property known
as the hentucsy Press, lot No. forming he COL,
ner OF Tchoupitouas and rerps chore stree Is, ana
r,' no. form ng the corner of Terpsichs re ana
ruiton strrets, all more or less, American meas
ure, according to a survey and III of L. H. Pihs
surveyor, dated Aprl5, 1875.
lefms and ConditioRs-,ne-thrdc cash on tho
apJ'' aua the balance in equal payments At gig
anu Two years. with eight per cent interest snu
sPecia' mortgage with vendors privilege from dsy
d SAFE until paid; the mortgage to con ain all inc
usual &c Clauses for the protec ion Of vendor incina
pay all costs, with five Der cent for alto rneyd
Tees in case of suit
Act or sale before George W. Chr1sty, notary pus
~, az Inc expense OF the purchaser. incluoiht
me taxes for the current year due and passoa
LII 1910 mh23 app ii lSN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28
AUCTION SALES.
By g. De Ferret & Co.
SUCCESSION OF ADAM LECBE.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 37.154.
DIV G. DE FERRET & CO,-JOHy q MON.
- ROSE, AuctiOneer-Ofhce No. 50 ROYAL street
On WEDNESDAY. April %, 1875, at twelve O'Clock
Royal street, between Canal and Custom bonss
streets. will be sold at public auction by yirtus
OF an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge Of
dated April 8. 1875 -
YOUNG GENTLE FAMILY HORSE. broke tn
harness and saddle
Also SADDLE AND BRIDLE
Terms-Cash on the spot. spls 2.28
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold ruled throughout the day at ll5a 0ll5ss,
against 49,, at New York. The business done WAS
Of fair extent. the salt summing up $63 Coo, em,
s IS 900 at us Oils 3 and $1,000 at ll5as.
No sales of SILVER were reported We. Ontinue to
quote American half dollars 1T lO80lO81. while
Mexican dollars continue TO rule at 961 09I gold.
Under the influence of light offerings and fair
dt mand sterling advsI ced lilo " cent and francs
y The sales OF the former we're confined eio to
$50 40, comprising s 1000 bill of adiDg and 4200
AL clear at SIS &c; 9l5OO and $4,000 AL clear at
S. COY; 3d. 90 do and bill OF fading at SIS goa
6Ck; & 1900 bank at SIS 63 The only sales Of the
latter reported were so 600 commercial at ASH
and 80 900 at $50.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS 59ha
as 60h for bill of lading and Al clear and q
and 4 Al y a for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were also
light, and meeting with a tair demand, commercial
closed a shade higher than yesterday. TIE sales
of New York sight covered $loo"co, embracing
$1,000, $50 O0o and 500 600 commercial at %
y cent premium; and 500 900 do and $50 600 aud
$50, 900 private bankers at l6.
The banks continued TO check on New YORK at
y cent premium. aid commercial SIGHT was
still quoted at -05-ls, against 81 yesterday.
Stocks appeared to he less buoyant. and met
only a modeIat demand but holders continu, d
firm in their pre- tensions. The only sac r. ported
was 30 shares New Orleans Mutual INSURANCE Com
paDy at Ia.
City bonds were in request. and new city seven
per cent. were held the close at IS (abOut y
cent higher than yesterday and new city gold
bearing seven per cents at Sc (about u v cent
higheI) The sales OF The former included = 900
at "a and 10000 at 30 and OF The latter, $50o0
and 5000 at IS y and $25. 600 at IS "a,
State bonds were less IN demand. and were
shade lower. being quoted at the close at about
Sc d5aH. The Only y sales reported were 5000 at
No sales of city scrip were reported. 1t WIS
quoted at about 40.
Nothr g transpired in Metropolitan Police war
rants. They are stl quoted at 5O05l.
We heard Of no Offers or bids for state warrants,
and nothing on which to base quotations.
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X. king Cutler vs.. Mrs. Widow Mary
+. Whey!aud.

Is. Whey land.
ENFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il o. Orleans, No. 6283.-By virtue of a writ of
hrri tacias 10 NE directed By the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the PARISH of orleans
III the above entitled cause | will proceed to sell
al pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auc
tioneeIs Exchange, Royal street, tween Canal
and Custoinhouse streets, in the Second District
this city, OF. MONDAY. Nav TO- 1875 at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, to
wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defer dant herein as It stood the twenty third
day of January, 1875, in and to the amount of in.
surance, by policy 10 Is 9Io in the Crescent Mu.
tual Insurance Company OF New Orleans being one
thousa d six hundred dollars. The property in.
sur d in SAID company was DESTROYED by fire on
the first day of January. 1875 and the company was
duly nOtIfis of The loss. SAID insurance money
was ATTACHED by the plaintiff en- the twenty thru
Gas OF January. 1875.
Seized III. above suit
1erms-Ths being the second and last auction
the said property will be d. nitey adjudcated to
the highest and last bldde, Tor what it will bring
at twelve months credit the purchaser furnish
irg bond. with good and solvent security bearing
five Pc, cent interest per annum from date until
final pai menr Said purchaser will have to deduct
and pay in cash the amount of printing shoriffs
anu clerk's fees, etc. say about twenty We dol.
lars.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
apps my29 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans