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Ex-Governor Fenten,, Views.

The Columbia, South Carolina, Union
Herald prints what purp0rts to be q svnop-
sis of the views of Ex-Governor Fenton. of
| New York, on political affairs. Regarding
| South Carolina, he is represented as saying
that Governor Chamberlain's administra.
ton is an honor to Southern Republicans,
and his unqualified Endorsement by his
party is demanded as matter of right and
policy: on federal politics he is thus re-
ported: Governor Fenton regards it as
certain that reform must and will be the
issue OF the coming presidential campaign;
that old names and old party cries have
lost much Of their force; that the party
machine will not be permitted to grind
out q candidate without reference to the
demands OF the people. He believes that
the chances OF success are with the Repub-
lican party. if their nomination is Judi
ciOus, but cot otherwise. His opinion
is that there are several candidates now
named for the presidency whose nomins-
ton would insure defeat. With good
nominees, men whose characters of them
selves make platforms, whose names are
associated with honesty and capacity in
public trusts, he regards the success of the
Republican party as little less than certain.
He thinks the Democracy has learned little
by defeat and retirement and that that
party seems to have lost its former capacity
for leadership, which once made it so power
full. The country will not give its con-
fdence to them unless the Republican party
places before it men who do not represent
and illustrate the reform spirit and de-
mand Of the present time. On the subject
Of Southern Republicanism, and the duty of
the party in these Southern States, the
views Of the Governor were clear and pro-
nounced. Its first and highest duty and inter-
eat he declared to be clean and instant
departure from all the past and present
ways Of corruption and misQovernment.
The party must change it's leaders and its
practices, so as to command the respect of
Northern Republicans and the confidence
OF all classes OF the community here. He
believes the time has come when, even at
the South. public man may be q pro-
nounced Republican and yet, in his public
capacity, command and receive the support
and respect of all parties. There are. of
course, few Toombses, but the masses of
the Southern people, Democrats though
they be, can no longer be led to hate and
oppose . man in official station, provided
he is pure and honest. The moral support
of, substantially, all clesses at the South
can now be relied on by an honest Repub-
lican official who will use his Office for pub
lie and not private ends. This affords at
once the opportunity and the test of that
party"
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, April IS money dull at s. Sterling
81 s7k. Governments bonds active; new fves llsa.
Cotton closed quiet and steady; 10 0lssc; sales
1920 bales; net receipts. l075; gross 1857; cOnso
3s22s to France e47s to the continent 1885, to the
Futures steady: sale. $4,000 bales as follows
l3kc; July 10 2l320l3 II &c., August 10 10 Ice; Sep
TENDER l3x 013 81 SEE; October 70 7-l60l3kc; No
vember laA 3l3 slice; December IS 1913 II 32c.
touthern Hour quiet and steady. Wheat with.
SsHc. Oats firm; zsGssc. coffee~Rio quiet and
refining; refined unchangef. Moa.ses steady and
Turpenti1e steady. Pork dun; new SO 75eas S.
81 Freights- decided change. -''N'
Apl isog 9a steady s. and nm
and pork unchanged. Lard steady; steam rendered
i3,sc fettl. lac Bulk meats dull; eh ,uldrrs skc;
Shoulders ssci Clear rib sides Is alsse e clear
81 se Butter dull; prime to choice aSaasc; far to
RF. LOUIS, April l3-Flour quiet and unchanged
81 37h. Corn active; No. mixed A. 04Sac. Oats
unchanged Lard dull: offered at 1870 Blk
meats easier: shoulders axe; clear rib and clear
clear rib and clear sides l2s. 0l3r. Whisky frm;
81 o. Hogs active; hacking 81 6o07 90. Cattle
6rmer; not quOtsby higher.
CHICAGO, April l3.-fl0ur steady. Wheat-No .
Chicago spring 81 o. Corn easier; 43t04SAc
Oats dull; 30033c.. Pork $22 20. Rye quiet and
weak; 63064hc. Barley Soc. Lard, l340c cash.
Bulk meats steady and firm. VIII sky quiet: il OS.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April II. Evrning.-Sugar 81 OILS Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April Is, Evening. -Cotton-Futures
quiet aud unchanged; sales middling uplands low
middling clause, April and May delivery SID.
TurpentiHe As Sd.
The Liverpool Gotten Brokers' Associ ltion cir
cular this evening says cotton has been in very
for leading descriptions are further slightly re.
duced. American descriptions nave been in un
Usually small demand, but prices have only de.
c'ined Lied in middlng grades. Sea Isla I'd hiss
been in moderate request and prices have been
steady The transactions in futures are still small
q d prices have further declined about l6d
Tho actual stock of East Indies3cOtron declared
this morning proves to be 600 bales in excess Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Fire.
FULTON, Mo-, April l3.-Twentv business
houses burned. Loss $4,000.
White League Tactics In Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 13-The committee ap-
pointed by the chairman of the Ex-
position grand mass meeting held on
Tuesday night last waited ON Mayor
Golvin, and requested his resignation.
Inc mayor made NO response tOthe re-
quest, but desired the committee to sub.
init it together with the reasons therefor in
writing.
Fre1ghts Reduced.
Pool lines leading from Chicago east have
reduced freights five cents per hundred.
Storm I'm Iowa.
A storm prevailed throughout the North
west; $4,000 worth of property was de-
stroyed at MeGregor, Iowa.
MEMPHIS, April ia gentleman from
Bolivar county, Mississippi, reports the
levee broke Monday night in 'front.' of DnoE
Ridge Landing. and when he ieft the
ut both ends. This viii o ov rn% wasn ing
country between Lake Bolivar md ths
river, Including Catfsh point, the Will;sro
bayou country and the upper end of Wash.
ington county.
When this gentleman left, crevasee WA
expected at Utopia.
The steamer Quickstep was caught in the
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sAins. each, 500. OK horns, each. 800c Beeewax.
30 p d.
TALLOw-Is scarce aud quoted ct 81 09kc y y.
p 9allon.
MPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS-Goed demand
and receiPte arc large. Aessina oranges cell q
- 2504 50 p box. Raisns arc quoted: Quarter
boxes 800, half boxes o. 6s, boxes % 60: lemons
$3.50 bog; citrcn so p m; currants 7kc Brasil
ll0llkc; walnuts llaplic p b; cscoanuts go z
1000; bananas e103 y bunch; pineapples % ,
dozen.
COAL-Pittsburg reils at wholesale at 2S030c;
1t retail $50 p Dbl; e6 y hid; Soc to manufsc-
turers; SOC y box to steamboats,. Virginia csnnel
7Sc p Dbl st. Bernard soc 1T Wholesale, and Soc at
retail.
GUNNY BAGS-very little stock on hand and no
demand. They are quoted at l5c apiece in bales,
and Ice reserved.
M0SS-Gray ia quoted at 2k03c; mixed 304e;
black ~ 05c y ft.
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'A ASSURANCE company VS.. Matthew
StAFH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Oh Orleans No. 36l6-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to me directed BY the honorable
o 1n9 Nxth District Court for the parish Of
proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange ROYAL street
Seeween Canal and Customhouse streets in the
S IS 1ses District of this city, ON MONDAY May
scrihaS at WE'VE O'clock NJ, the following de.
pd L. ChRTAlN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
rourtn District Of this city. and designated Inv re-
twan one hundred twenty-one in square number
RurG Rousseau ard Philip streets Is per nisn he
I Iusa Grant, late city surveyor of Lsfaystfe.
uaSou second OF February, 1874, and de pOeifed in
fne once OF T. R. Kenny, then : notary public in
Ialay cite. Said lot measures tn rtv.f brea Ssat
nve inch.s front on Sorapuu street Hv = Senth ~
que que nundred and fifty nine feet ten inchas threa
nnes oetW cen parallel linee. 'A'eo
CkkTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated
IN the said Fourth District of this citv in Add
SQUARE number tweDty.seven, which j: bonndsd
~ - uIton, S0rapuru Rousseau and PhiIin streeta
S Ss,a portion of ground adjoine the prom rtv
t Nh;ry descrl5ed, and measures, more OF less.
cent? ~ h tses non. on said Sorspulu street, by
nue. betv cen parallel lises and 10 taken from ths
80 POTION OF lots numbers one hundred AMI
cwenty th1ee one hundred and twenty four And
b. ors refaTq ane twenty five, a. per plan herein
ms and Improvements on said aforedescrihed
kIoPerty, rights, ways etc. thereto belono;ng ~
Al BY a. wise apperta:ning. -
heren en ne same property which the defendant
zen hent.aD q Per act pass ed before William Shannon
i a.e notary public in this city on the twentv
nttb OF February 1864 ~ ~ '"o"'y'
~ Ttized IN the above suit.
lefnis-Cash on the spOt
,,, EUGENE WAGGAMAN
apis zz my6 IA Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Or,o.,
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Bv Selle & Malochee.
TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, NO. 800
VICTORY (OR DECATUR STREET.

DY SELlE 4 MALOCHEE, AUCTION.
ID eers-ArEand Selle MISUNDERSTANDING Nc
so Royal street.-On SATURDAY, April IS, 1876, at
twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction,
eer Exchange Oh Royal street. between Canal
and Customh0use streets, will be cold at pubic
auction
the buildings ar d i'm improvements thereon, situated
in the Third District of this city, in the square
bounded by Decatur Gate Victory, Marigny, Pc.
te ate Levee) and Elyeian Fle Ids streets. Said
lot measures - feet inches trent on Decatur
street by 34 feet in 6eptb between equal ard par
allel lines together with the privilege OF com
mon alley and common yard.
Terms-One third cash Oh the spot, and the bal
ance at ore and two years credit, secured by
mortgage On the property, bearing interest at the
final payment; in of suit, five per cent attor-
ney's commission, to be likewise secured by
snreS and the po1icy transferred 10 vendors. 49,
Act of sale at the expanse OF the purchaser be-
. fore Abel Dire yfku notary public. apl4
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at lisa 0ll34s, against llSk 1t New
York. and after Q moderate business. closed at
!l3As 0ll3B against the opening rate in that mar
ket. where il touched ll3as during the interim.
The sales summed up Al ,OOO embracing $1,000 at
ll3i $1,000 at 1885; $1,000 at ll3a $1,000 At ll3a;
SO 600 at llSaa ola; aud $50 600 at ll3 I ola.
No sales of silver we're reported. American half
dollars are now quoted at l020l04. and Mexican
dollars st 9ok gold.
FOREIGN exchange WIS without quctable vAria-
ton. The sales OF sterling confined to $500,
embracing 1000 Al clear ct IS a. $4,000 bill of lad
ing at IS Ash: $500 hank at the counter At
S. 52h; and $500 do sight at IS $50.
The only sale of francs reported was 100000
commercial at 46.s.
At tho close storing bills were quoted at ss AZ
as % for bill of lading and AL clear, and q
SIS 81 for bank (bsnk cter rate "a SIS 521s). and
francs at 46l. 04.ee5s fei commercial. and nomi-
nal for bank.
There was scarcely any movement in New York
sigf t. and the market was Unchanged. he enly
Gales reported $50 90. aid $50 0GO private
bankers at l-32 y cent premium. We also noticed
q sale of 8 1900 Commercial. on Providence at i
y cent discount.
Tee banks continued to check on New York at
4 y cent premium and commercial sight was still
quoted at par0l52 y cent premium.
The following lie the official statement Of the
eal. 8 reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
vcIa
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EIGESE WAGGAMAN
ap13 % my14 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans


The City of New Orleans VI. Joseph
Keller; same W. same.
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans Nos. 70,O71 and S4,986.-By viz
tUe OF two writs of fieri facias to me directed
by the honorable the Superior District Court for
the parish OF Orleans in the above entitled causes
for city taxes of 1874 and 1875, will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street between
Ganal and Customhouse streets, in the Second
District of this city, MONDAY NAV Is
property, to wit
l.. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. situated
IN the First District of this city, number ak
bundled and twenty one, bounded by Dupre.
Calliope. Gayoso and Euphrcsine streets
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the First District of this city in square mn Iobar
one hundred and fifteen, bounded BY Conetance
Annuuclati0n, TerpSichOre aud MelpOme ne s.reets
det Ignated as lot number twenry.three measuring
thirty'two feet on Constance street by one hun
dred and twenty- eight feet in depth
>. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Second District of this city, in SQUARE nun.
Der two hundred aud fourteen bounded nv Cont
claiborne perbigny and Bienville stree ts deeig-
mated as lot number seventeen, measurnr twe6.
t1-hve feet on Cont street. by one huEdred feet in
depth. ~ IN
4: THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situ.ted
Id the Fourth district Of this CITY, in square NUM-
per seventy seven, bounded by Cbiprewa Aunun.
c!aOicn. FIRST and Second streets. designated -
lois nun Gers ten, eleven and twelve neaeuripe
&c ch twenty.fi five feet on Chippewa strt by one
hundred and twenty. six feet in depth
Se2ed III the above suite
Terms-Cash OH the spot
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
Hnft1, D.: -
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

German steamship Frankfurt. Won Bulow, from
Bremen 18th ultimo. via Havre and Havana, to
F Stockmeyer &co-4th district 43
Bark Fannie Mcclellan. Allen, So days from Grimsby
to MASTERED district 80
Italian bark Michele Galatola Ferraire Sc DAYS
from Cette, to M sster-2d district II
Schooner fabeps, LYMAN, days from Ruatan
Island to SOteri Br0-2d district PIT
Schooner NJ Pippo. from Covington-New Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
C B Church. Patterson. from Cincinnati;
Grand Lake and barges Toms, from st Louis
Governor Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara
Wsl0on Ruiz. from Lower Coast
nriole. Carrick. from Lower Coast
Mary IDA. Ruiz. from Houma Plantation
Johc 2 Tolle. Brady. from St Louis
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RICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

The market opened inanimate with no gener al
demand and only few buyer looking around, but
1900 bales. after which buyers came forward more
freely and additional transactions were reported
to the extent Of 1000 bales making total Tor the
iriegularity. Desirable lists of kinds in request
were held BY fsctors 81 previous rates, and could
hardly be had at any CONCESSIONS but other de-
scriptions comprising the general run Of the
offerings we're easier, showing an increased ten
dency 70 inside rates, without requiring any re.
noted above. The dispa 'ches we're not calculated
to have much influence, Liverpool being quoted
and arrivals dull, and New York steady for spofs
and closing at reduction of 3.3203. Ice in futuree
No variation in foreign exchange.
To morrow being Good Friday the movement will
no doubt 10 to q great exteut suspended. The
sales thus far this week sum up 1860 bales,
week.
The telegrams to the Exchange report the Bonn
bay movement up to date 40 follows:
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MONETARY AND connERcIAL


Although the demand for discounts continued
moderate to-day, it showed some improvent both
in bank and on tho street. the market exhibiting
NO quotsble variation. Gold and foreign exchange
were unchanged and inactive. Scarcely snything
was done in New York sight, which was sitter. out
without quotsble variation. Securities exhibited
any rev feature. State corstls were reported BY
the Stock Exchange . shade lower. City bonds
were without change. To morrow GOOD Friday
being legal hel day, the banks, Stock Exchange,
Cotton Exchange and public offices will be closed.
We now quote exceptional paper at SO y
cent y snnum discount; Al do ct S0l0 and second
S0Sk y cent p annum, while second grade con-
tinuc entirely nominal,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14

The CITY OF New Orleans W. George W.
Lee; same va. same.
CUPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, Nos. 1856 and So ,Ss2.-By vir-
tue of 20 writs of teri facias to me directed by
the honorable the Superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled causes for
city taxes of 1874 and 1875 will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city,
MONDAY, May Is, 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the following described property. to wit
l. ONE CkxTA1N LOr OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District Of this city in square number
thirty three. bounded BY Kxchs nee alley Gus
tOmbouse. Canal and Charities streets, designated
as lot number twenty me assuring thrty-on feet
on Exchange alley, by thirty three feet in depth.
2. TWO CkRTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District OF this ctv, in square number
one hundred and nine, bounded by Philip, Laurel.
Constance and jackson streets designated a. lots
numbers seventeen and eighteen. measuring seven
ty-nine feet five inches on Philip street, by two
hundred feet in depth.
Seized III the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EIGEvE wAGGAMAN
nVI2 A-l4 1tv-rIC
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14

A Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Young
man who was inconsiderate enough to
.come in after he had escorted q girl home
from prayer meeting the other SUNDAY
evening, was obliged to stop to family
when the pious householder PRAYED that
1.-THE young man who for the time being ia
one Of our number may be directed toward
his Fathers house." he took his hat and
left without ceremony.
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,rJa % c,. =. EUGENE WAGGANAN
aPIo Iz my6 IA Civil Sheriff of the Parish of lr,o
he City of New Orlenns r. 49,
Collins: same va aame AAs


SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TUE p..,s,,
~ o. orleans Nos 6S0 63 and 81, 232-By virtma ~
Two ~rits OF fieri acias to me directed Nv th To-,
oa orleans in the above entitled canse. az ns
nnSc OF 1871 and 1875 will proceed to sell at
sioneers aq E.cha,r at the Merchants and Aue
arct omst9mhouse streets IN the Second oI ma
at at' twelve 81 TINS oes city on MONDAY. May IS ISIS
property. to v wi. NJ, the following described
II, T ths &c GkErAIN LOTS OF GROUND .tu..ed
Der two hapSr ssTct Of this city in square num-
st. Chares Erato and Carondeiet s:reety So
forty fest vs. Lot number fteen measuring
seventy feet in depsh lot num- y one nmndIsd and
MY cF rect on Clio street. BY feet in
SIX feet on 1Usmres twenty four measuring thrty-
reized in the above suts
Terms-Cash ON the SPOT.
sp'' % myA Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlean.
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A thoughtful young man makes pencil
memorandum ON his shirt cuffs of the
money he borrows, and tho washerwoman
cancels his obligations.
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to day mot including 400
Gales 1850 baesl embraced $500 bales At irreg-
ular pricea, requiring no change in our quota
tions, except deduction of partial &c on strict
low middlinR to good mddling inclusive. We
give also the figures and report of the Exchange
as below:
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PLACIDE }. SPEAR, ACOTIoEEgR-
- Otdce No. 46 Royal street.-SATURDAY April
q, 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange on Royal street. between Canal and
Custemhouse streets by virtue Of q Judgment rem
dered March s, 1876, and signed March 10, 1876 BY
the Honorable A. L. Tissot. Judge of this Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the
above matter, the following described property.
TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city. in the square com.
prsed within Cont, Rampant, st. Louis and Bus
gundy streets, measuring about 80 feet front on
Cont street By 100 feet in DEPTH bet ween parallel
lines. together with the buildings thereon; being
the same property purchased BY the deceased
from Jeanne Olympic Marchs. by An act passed on
the eighteenth Of April 1861, before Amedee Duca-
tel, notary In this city.
Terms and Contradictions half cash, the bal
ance on a credit of twelve mooths for notes bear
ing special mortgage and vendors lien or priv.
lege, with eight per cent interest per I'm from
date till paid, insurance of buildings nd transfer
OF policy clause of five per cent for attorneys fees
and all other penal and usual clauses. The pur.
chaser will ba required t, make q deposit of ten
per Ger on the amount of adjudication at the NO.
ment of sale.
Act Of sale before Theodore Buisson notary pub.
lie at the expense of purchaser.
mht6 % so aI6 Is 20 %.
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s ~ sss e 4: pS = i. r.
bales. II No deduct from this tho amount sold
but mot vet delivered. the balance will b shout
rs 600 bales to represent the quantity uns0ld. .
large part Of which IL withheld from the market,
in transit or not yet sampled.
Compared with last year the shove shows de-
crease in tho shipments to Great Britain Of l4l 900
bales and to tho continent Of Ill 900 bxles-t0tsl
2S300o. and in the Iecepts Of $4,000 bales; and
compared with the year before decrease in the
1873 eco bales
At noon today middling was quoted at Calves.
l2kc. ct Chsrleston at l2A 0l2Nc, at Wilmington
at ike. at Norfolk ct 121c. At Baltimore 1t II 20,
ct Rev York at 13kc, and 1T Memphis At 12kc.
ket quiet" Its quotations are reduced &c on low
ordinary and &c on good ordinary to good mid
ding inalusive
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EXPORTS.

LONDONDERRY Caspari-62ao axis oilcake 1903
MISUNDERSTANDING San Jacir to-o5 600
LIvERPOOL-Shp Bertha-2576 bales Gotten III
black walnut logs 3 white ash logs
GLOuCESThk-B E B S and sisters-.25o
ST MARkS-Schooner Pama-l70 bbls u0ur 9.s
sks corn 81 SKIS oats bags coffee hid sugar
RUATAN ISLAND-Scheorer B Locke-2 bb,s
pork half bbis beef sks SKIS salt 1000 feet
Lumber s goo shingles a2 pkgs sqndries
1909 SKIS sks oats 200 SKIS bran IS ties hams so
bbls hams 100 bb!s rosin rs bbis grease
IMPORTS.
RCATAE lSLASD-Schooner S q Fabens-2s or
plsntans 1000 punches bananas 5000 c,cos,urs is
dozen pineappes
RECEIPTS CT PRODUCE.
CISCINNATI-.Stean:er c Church-l.2 hhds tc-
bacco 2Os pkss butter "a bbs whisky 200 bols pork
1906 bills flour IS cks bacon l9 tics hams l7o tc lad
1885 sk cor corn and sandTy produce
bales cotton 3Os9 bbls iour GAO half bills four 400
bbls meal so l6o bushelscorn in bulk 1857 SKIS corn
bacco 1895 sks ocake and sundry produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer John Toilette bales cot
ton 47O4 bills -four 80 bbls meal 81 ties lard 1924 SKIS
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Governor AIlen---IOs
bales cotton $50 sks csrtOn seed 10 hhds sugar %
HOUMA observation-disclosures Mary 1da--lo
hhds sugar 50 SKIS rough rice and sundrIes
tOWkk Steamer WA00n--39 bbls rice
50 bbls molasses and snudr,ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r Pippo-1 bales cot ton
and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Oriole-Sundries
RECEIPTs By RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEN AS RAILROAD
April 1871 bales cotton sks 70 d cotton 1903
hhds sugar 43 tv.s luvasees buis cIsteru bottom
and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD April
1875 bales cotton SO hhds tobacco 666 SKIS rice ITO
SKIS Oca Ike and sundries
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LOST,

II OeT.-BY MRS. E. II. JOHNSON, A PROMIS.
IL sorry note made by Green, Crump 4 Co., to hor
order, due May l, 1874 for e237 %. The finder win
please return tho same to
McGLOIN & NIXON
Attorneys ct Law,
New Orleans, April s. 1876. ap7 II l6s
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At Cincinnati, and on motion Of j. s. Lewis
. complimentary resolution to Senator
Norton was also adopted.