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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28

POLICE Court, Observation-Disclosures
Falk was fined one dollar and costs for
cursing and abusing Thomas McClintoek in
the market-house..
| James Warren was fined two dollars for
interfering with passengers at the Richmond
and Petersburg depot.
! Henry Walters was fined one dollar for
drunkenness. ..i.&sr ts<7
William Madison (negro), assault and bat
terry, was jailed for three months.
PERsoNAL.-ReY.A.E E. Dickinson, D. D.,
returned yesterday evening from Salem
Baptist church, Caroline county, where he
preached on "Wednesday a missionary SER
mon, after which S125 was secured for mis-
sions. Next Sunday he will speak on the
same subject ut CROSSROADS, Halifax coun-
| ty, Va.
The Governor yesterday pardoned Archer
Scott, q colored prisoner now serving out a
term in Jail for petty offence. Thereafter
he was sentenced to three years in the peni-
tentiary for shop-lifting. Scott's health is
OF so precarious nature that he could not
work were he put in the penitentiary, and
may die at any moHRent. This representa-
tion, from the proper authorities, has been
made to his Excellency.
A pardon was also ordered to be issued
by the Governor for Martha Clarke, SEN
fenced to sixty days in the city jail for mis-
demeanor by the Police Justice.
Captain John Disney has been reduced to
such state of physical exhaustion as not to
be able to speak above mere whisper, and
his demise may be expected any day. He is
member OF the X. X. Klub.
D. f. Kcfanvert, OF Big Lick, Roanoke
county, was appointed q notary public yes
terday by the Governor.
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FLOWERS, &c.

:PosEs, VERBEEas, GERANIUMs,
FUCHAs, &C.. In great quant!tie, and varieties for
sde at ToLER & HooPER,s FLowER-GARDEE,
corner OF Gerry and AIbemaFlc streets. Richmond,
Va Greas bargains offered. ap 23-eod1m
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IEURE \. WEED, CLASSICAL AND
VI NNVUEMATICAL TEACHER. 800 east Main
F,v', would Dee glad 10 have ten twenty scholars
Terms very low. ap 2S-lt*
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REGISTRATION NOTES.-The following is
a statement OF the registration up to last
night:
Marshall Ward: First precinct-White,
167; colored, 100. Second precinct
White, 1S1 :. colored, 139. Third precinct
White, 212; colored, POI. Total white,
$50; total colored, 40. White majority, Ill.
jefferson Ward: First precinct-White,
2i9; colorcd, 1Oi. Second precinct
White, 800; colored, 14S. Third precinct
White, 1859; colored, 1853. Fourth pre-
cnct-White, lS0: colored, 81. Total
white, SCI; total colored, 49I. White ma
iority, $40.
Madison Ward: First precinct-White,
2e3; colored, 1Gs. Second prccinct-Not
heard FROM Third precinct-White, 26O :;
coord. IS. Fourth precinct-White, 119 /;
colored, So. Total white, G42; colored, 344
White majority, 29s. ...
Clay Ward: First precinct-White. 315;
colorcd, 13l. Second precinct-White two
days., III; colored, 70. Third precinct
White. 2l8; colored, 1874. Total white, CAT;
colorcd, 3SS. White majority, 259.
Monroe Ward: First precinct-White,
$40 colored, 1S9. Second precinct-White,
244; colorcd, ISL. Third precinct-White,
1876; colored, 10S.. Fourth precinct-White,
211: colored, 143. Total white, 966; CO.
lored. 521. White majority, 375.
Jackson Ward: First precinct-White,
So; colored, AL. Second precinct-White,
145; colored, 36S. Third precinct-White,
1888; colored, 362. Total white, AIS; total
colored, 1,151-colored majority, 1856.
Total white registered in the ,o97
Total colored registered in the ecity........3420
Total white majority ty................... GIT
Including the registration at the second
precinct in Madison Ward for the first two
days-whch was white, 147 colored, III
the white majority in the city would be 107.
At the second precinct in Jackson Ward
two colored men registered yesterday one
OF whom was born in 1899 and tllS other in
1900. One witnessed the burning OF the
old Richmond Theatre, and the other was
driving pair OF oxen into the city at the
time Of the fire.
In cases where transfers for voters are
needed for whites Conservative runners
will inform their respective ward superin-
tendentS.
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MEETINGS.
-.--.-....,,,,,/nFNT CONSERVATIVES.

INDErENpENR Co' I-1--
, meeting at Schiller Hail TO.
T'.tr, Nj, ~ "a consider what course the In.
MORROW IN >hali pursue on account OF the re.
%;<nlon' Ftt NC civ Ccntra, Committee. All the
",5. 5,. ac;iru ~ a'' rbSsrRyATIvES from all the
i>prrENIip,tN Sify sr,, invited to Inc present.
.r,r', ot '.r c| G ,,.c COMMITTEE.
,;y ov,Er o' '''
g.
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NEW TURKISH PRUNEs-hnest quality-thces
mounds for a quarter, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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Airltnlond 1ispattIl.

aS~TtE CIRCULATION OF THE, DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE coMBfSED crRCU
I.ATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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rI'u LOAN. $1,000 ON CITY REAL
| ESTATE for two wears.
FRANK ID. HILL.
aro--l; HOS Main street.
LANlESOF THE EGRACE-STREET
| PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FAIR have been
rar recipients ii Il FIRST-CLASS SINGER SEW
l\G-Mttlii NJ. with AL The modern improvements
Az! a.y uIr wishing such article can bc accom-
!Gosl4'c AZ the Fair and III the same time help
s,,~tl.y object. They have also 4 DOMESTIC MA
CHINE lur sale. Parties requested 10 call and
'! varieties. Price the same as ut the regu-
.ra.-rric~ ap26-4t
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RYSiNESS CHANCES.

ID\N>, LOANS, LOANS,
nH ErAI. ESTATE OR COLLATERAL,
,....l,,.,iay FRANK d. HILL,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
,.y-... 1l0S Main street.
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have analysed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of "B SELECT" !" controlled by Messrs. w Al
TER D. BLAIR C Co, Richmond, Va. and hna IL
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL aud other Impurities aho
racommend its use for medicinal aud family pur-
roses-J. r. McCAw, III. D., late Professor or
chemistry. Medical College Of Virginia
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BCsSINs In great yardet
At BoscHES's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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My Dear Mrs. Jones,-6et the BRAtSEaD q AhH
STRONG Spool Silk, and you!l have no more tfoupiS
with that machine.
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y .-..,.,,.r ny THE VIRGINIA PROTECTION
V'' IrE INSURANCE COMPANY. {
vs. A,Nril ph. 1879.

r' Irr INSURANCE. COMPANY.
RICHMOND. April 25, 1875.
,. ,v<l,AL. MEETING OF THE
1Ht .,,,un1 nfES OF the VIRGINIA FRO
| iS,i,WT< "iL'FE INSURANCE. GoMrAN wtil
TrCi i!V> '.tr rarri,ary's Office on TUESDAY, May
n bel" al !!.%.rx !.S =. VI. III. II. WILLIAMSON,
otN, ST :, '''> Secretary.
,,1yWOOp CEMETERY COM
| wv The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
IL - lakewood Cemetery Company Will be
-. 81 .ry.I,.DtN. May 2d, n 3 O'Clock L. NJ, a;
b. sS. virS,ni' .ir,1' State insurance Company
~ 1905 JAMES II. GARDNER. Secretary.
,,os.72S,29&Myl&2
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Cohen Brothers, E. w. F. Franck, Hudgins, Cor
don g 20. A. Hutzlcr & Son, Charles Hutzier, l..
Hexter, L. Held, Levy Brothers, George 4. snlth'
sycle brothers, J. strause, and William Thahlmer'
all keep the BRAINERD & ARMSTRONG SPOOL
cyy. +.
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SLIPPERS AND NEWPORT TIES at GaIsG's.

Go TO GRIcG's, Tenth and Main streets, for ,
spring shoes.
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HAIR GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DC.

Irespectfully invite the ladies to examine my stock
of FANCY IVORY, ENAMEL, JET, and PLATED
,JEWELRY; FANS, HIGH BAGK-COMBS, HAIR
ORNAMENTS, HAIR-BRUsHEs, PERFUMERY,
&C. uy,1pm
NH 30-1m '. WlLDI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-29

Liverpool On the twenty fourth of August.
The Affairs of Thomas Vaughan q Co.
The Fno,,cier to-day says: Private ad'
vices from marlborough state that TIE
arrangement OF Thomas Vaughan g. Cos
affairs is not progressing satisfactorily
The Liabilities of the concern ere to DC pro-
vided for under q Joint stock scheme Oh
about $4,000, 600.
lsabelia;s Mission to Spain.
A dispatch to the Times from Paris reiter
ates that the OBJECT OF ex-Queen Isaoo'ia 2
return to Spain ia to arrange for King Al
ph0nsOs marriage with I1fanta Mercedes,
daughter OF the Duke de Montpensler, !he
EXC .een leaves Paris to-day with ner
entIce family and household, the spanish
amba ssador accompanying the party TO st.
Jean de Luz.
The Grain Market.
A leading grain circular, issued to-day,
says the supplies of English wheat the past
week have been rather larger. and the ten.
iency of prices has continued in favor OF
buyers. who have restricted their purchases
to supply immediate requirements. Prices
generally have been somewhat lower than
last week. The cargoes on the coast now
number sixteen. They have been reduced
principally by Withdrawals. Trade has re-
NAMED very dull at this end. In the neigh
boring markets there has been more
active demand, which has sprung up since
Tuesday, the weather having become IN
settled, with heavy rain and low tenn
perature, and lair business has been
transacted in wheat and better prices
Maize has also been held for fully late rates
An Improvement was also apparent at TO-
days market. The millers generally wei
rather short OF stock, and purchased wheats
largely, paying an advance Of two pence
per quarter for both white and red. Flour
was dull and unchanged. Corn was IN
good demand at an advance OF SIX pence
per quarter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-29
NEW YORK.
Yacht Racing.

New YORK, July % The thi.d race, for
the Bennett challenge cup, commenced this
afternoon. The yachts crossed the line at
Sandy Hook in the following order: ldler,
4:l2.3O: Anne RIGA. 4:l2:53 Wanderer, 4:l3:29;
Tidal Wave. 4:l3:59, and Countess OF Dut-
FERN, 4:li:56. When last seen the America
was in the lead, Idler followed. then Wan.
derer Tidal Wave next, and Countess OF
Dufferin far to windward and also far be-
hind. The race will probably be finished
tomorrow afternoon or the following day.
The New York yachts rounded BreDton
Reef, on their return run for the Bennett
cup, at half.past six o'clock this morning,
in the following order: ldier first, Tidal
Wave second, Wanderer third, Countess OF
Dutferin fourth, America fifth.
The Cornell Rowers.
Cornell University has organized tor rep
resentatiOn at the international regatta.
A West Point Cadet Who Killed Hack
Driver.
il. Rothelin, the West Point soldier
who shot q hack driver few days ago,
was brought here this morning and COM
mitted for examination before United States
Commissioner Osborne.
Counterfeiters Sentenced.
Judge Benedict sentenced John Il. Sill.
convicted Of passing counterfeit money, to
three years and six months imprisonment,
and Charlotte Thompson, convicted OF the
= ne crime, to two years.
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rno.r,.,,rp from FIRST PAGE

tor Of bulls. and of an inspector OF boilers .ns
for the district Of Cairo in addition Pho 70 Inc n
eert new provision of lava section section
requiring all pilots navigating 80 where mere
a correct log or memorandum OF all
such changes, and all new Instructions aa.,nas
they may observe, giving marks course CO. 90
end directions to avoid them, ana TO
place copy of such log in a box at
the fret station of the Army sigma nls hores
are to be furnished and placed at convent
ent places by the signal corps, and pe un'
der their charge.
Packard and the NIarshafs once.
Evidence is cumulative that the Presl.
dent hes no present intention OF interfering
with Marshal Packard.
Personal.
Genera, Badger is here.
Governor Kellogg COOS to HeW 1eA III
the mOrniIg.
s:0ode.
Mr.. Goode, OF Virginia IS retained IN MS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-29
A Mysterfous Stranger.

Our colleagues publish q rather sensa.
tional account OF mysterious person en-
barking at New Orleans aboard the City of
Havana tor Tuxpan. 1t is said that this
person was disguised with heavy wig,
false beard and green goggles. that he did
not leave his state room until the arrival of
the steamer at Tampico, but at this place,
seeing body of Federal troops come
aboard, he rushed out of his stateroom,
jumped overheard. and swan to q lighter:
having been brought back to the vessel
minus his wig, beard and goggles, he said
his fatigue had caused the chan 90 in his an.
pearance, and Immediately entered his
cabin. Search was atterward made for
him, when it was found that he had made
his escape either to an American man-of.
war near at hand or to land. Persons who
saw this mysterious individual, declare
that he is no other than Porfirio Diaz, the
guiding star of the revolution.-Tro Re.
ubiics.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-29

over IS lbs, 7kc TO to 81 ne SC; under 70 to'' &C.
kips IS to 80 ss &C. Calf skins each re beee~SA'
6SALT-Remans quiet and there lis 10 very nttie
hand. Dealers are Offering coarse A. S, and
7o9s5c y bag Of two bushels table salt in pockets
2kd6kc each, as in size. ...d q.
DaIED Profits quiet Apples are quo1eo 81
909kc; peaches 808hc y rs.
BAGGiEG-The market il quiet, but prices ar arr
firm. Large lots are held at l30l3Ac; Job lots SOL
GSAI SiL Inss IN oes at 10000; in
Observation-Disclosures barrels are quoted at
ST. 20; halt barrels s50s9c kegs 6oc; sugar hogs
barrel poles $50 " 1000.
MOSs-Large receipts, and prices have down;
ward tendency. Gray sells at ldlhc, gray mixed
aa3hc, and black 49sc y Is. ,.,
IRON COTTON TIES-The arrow tie ia selling at
Crook q Go. &3 50 y bundle each bundle contain,
ing so bands Drake & Flournoy self-locking and
rivetng cotton bale ties sac 10; the PHILIP wire
are fling at So "a p bundle
WOOLSIs without any change but is firmly held
at 2oaaIc for Lake, AID l7dl5c p 10 for Louisiana
LARD o1L-winter strained is quoted at 81 oS;
spring strained CSC gallon
POULTRY-Western grown chickens sell at So
a6 so; Young do 81 5O03 80; ducks 81 5o03'
sss crown and sea youas
seas so; daeks 81 250s geese St; Turkeys $lod
II y dozen.
EGGS-Ths market is bare. Buyers are o1er-
ing 220,5c " dozen for Louisiana, and l40Io, for
western
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS-Dull, and Of
fered at 2a2a,c p b for Northern, l0l &c for
Western, 3la315c for white kidney, 2034c for
red kidney. and d a2c for green peas.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arrived since our re-
view of yesterday II $50 bills hoDr, GIL bbs PORK
20 bbls whisky 1876 erces and l54 kegs lard, ie2
casks bacon 1910 bbis corn mea', 1859 sacks COZ
10000 bushels corn in bulk rs sacks eats, ~
sacks bran 9l4 bales hay, 80 hhds suS +, 30
bbls apples zoo rolls baggng Al key. butter, ios
sacks cotton seed boxes eggs, 301 hides - bales
moss 81 bbls oil $500 sacks oil cake, $40 bbls
potatoes. lis bags wool and $50 sacks wheat
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-kxports since our re,
view of yesterday: 262 bbs flour. 10 bbls Pork 50
casks bacon tierces lard, bbls whisky, % b6is
corn neal ia6 sacks corn l47 eacks oats, 20 sacks
bran :. bales hay. IS hhds and 81 bbls sugar, 40
Ibis molasscs, 81 bbls rica, l40 sacks coffee IA
sacks salt Kegs butter, II bbls potatoes. bbls
onions sacks COW peas and q Ibis apples.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-29
SUCCESSION OF ARISTIDE BIZ

Second District Court for the Parish OF or,ea,s-
No. 81, IL.
by PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTrONEER-
~ once No. 40 Royal street.-WEDNE>DAY An
gust 50, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ. will be sold at
pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
h4change, on Royal street, between Canal and Cus
tomnouse streets by virtue and in pursuance to
an olusr from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the
SECOND District Court for the parish of Orleans
ua.eu July u, 1876 1or account Of said success.
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND toretber
Win me buildings anu improvements thereon,
situated In the Third District of this city das;a
mated by the Nos. 8, g 10 and 90 in euuar, No
bounced 0y Esp,auafe, GOOdchdren (now 81
Eiaudel History (nOw kerlerec) and Plaucbe fnow
MAlals) streets, On plan drawn by A. d'Hems.
court on the eighteenth of December l847; lot No
Hns 81 ieet front on Espanade street, 80 feet
n INES IN width IN the rear, by depth of 1877 feet
nches lines on the side of lot No 8 and lao feet
II lnches lines on the line of lot No :. LOT M q
having 80 feet front on Esplanade street 10 faat
INES IN width in the rear by a depth If les fest
9inches q line on the side of lot No m. lot Nc
- having 80 feet lines front on Kerlerec strss.
ieei nnes IN the rear, by a depth of ITO feet 10
nches iines on the side of lot No 10 and 10 feet
~ inches lines on the lima of lot No Ia and liz
feet inches lines on the side of lot No o. .na
iOt NO. ~ having 80 feet inches front on Kar-
ierec street, 80 feet il ches ia the rear Inv :.
aepth OF liz feet lines on the side of iot M" -
ne SAID property was acquired by the said late
blenvenu from Samuel Nelson Jr by Act axe
Guted before r. LacOste late notary in tia civ IN
in T twenty second of April 1852. Va
!erms-Cash on the spot
Act Of sale before A. f. Blsnyenu Ear ,o..
puonS at the expense OF tho purchaser
]yZ9 aus II 10 Is 80
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River and Marine News.

River and Marine News.
PORT EADs July 20. 6 p. M.-Wind south. light.
Weather clear Notwithstanding nickerbocker,
at ll0 P. NJ. Kemble master, rom New York, to A.
MoultOn. No departures.
SHREVEPORT July 23.-Weather clear. Mer.
curry go. No movements of steamers. The river
here rose two inches during the last tweL ty-four
hours and is five inches above the danger line. No
furt her damage repol ted.
vICKsBuRG. July a. River fell two inches.
Weather warm and clear. Passed up-MorgaD.
at 10 A. M; Illinois, at : A. N. Down-kat!e, at
M
MExpHTs, July 28.-River fell fourteen inchee and
now stands twenty-five feet one inch. Weather
generally clear; maximum thermometer ". Al
rived-kuth from White river. Departed-Cspitol
City. for vcksburg; Helena for st. Louis Shinkle,
for Cine innati.
CINCINNATI, July 23-Rver nine feet three inches
and rising. Weathe clear and warmer, Arrived
Arlington, from New o. leans.
PIrTsBURG, July 28.-River two feet three inches
and rising. Weather cloudy and threatening.
LOUISVILLE July % River falling; five feet 81
inches IN the canal. Weather clear
EVANSVILLE, July 29.-Rver seven feet seven
inches and fal,irg Weather clear and hot.
CAIRO, July ived-RobeIt Mitchell, from
New Orleans at ten last night: Yeager, from St.
Louis, at elk tonight Maude from St. Louis, at
two o'clock Departed for Cincinnati,
at IL P. NJ. River tventythree feet three inches
and falling. Weather clear. Mercury 30.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-29


Nos. SO. i0l and So 35S.
PY sELLE & MALOCHEE, ACC
~ GERS, Armand Sel'e, AuctiGneer-0fice
Royal street.-SATCRDAY, August rs, 1876, at
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Aucrionsel
cnange. on Royal street, between CANA sl
tonhouse streets, will be sold by public .;
oy virtue OF Judgment from the Hon. A. !.
Judge OF the Second District Court for the
OF Orleans, rendered the first of May, 10
signed May 10, 1876, and OF judgments Of ths
court OF the seventeenth of april, eleventh .
and thirteenth of May. 1876, the following des
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated
Third District of this city, in the square o.
0v To6dchiioren now st. Claude) Union y
men aud Love (now Ramparf) streets. deae
oy letter =, and measuring 80 feet lnchess
'front.' on G0o5children street, by IS feet I
IN depth and front on Union street '
ing to plans made by George H. Grandles.
engineer and surveyor, dat d October IL ~.
on exhibition at tffMerchants and Aucho
ENchanse, Royal street, between CIst0mh0u
canal streets.
Terms and third of the p
adjudication to be paid each in United Stsls
rency, and the balance at credit of one y
years, IN promissory notes divided into cV.
secured by usual clauses of special mortsas
vendors lien ard privilege, with confess y
Judgment, bearing interest at the tate o.
per cent per annum from the day OF ssle
nnai payment. with the clause de non aile,
ana IN case of suit renunciation of the oeu
appraisement., and allowing five per cen Y,
ney s fees on the amount sued for; to be II !;
secured by mortgage and privilege the ou,
to be kept sufficiently insured against loss
and the policies transferred to vendors; la
cnasers to assume, over and above the price
adludicatlOn, the payment, OF the drAhss
the state taxes of las payable in 1876, sna'
city taxes of 1876, payable in 1876. .,.,
act OF sale at the expense or the purcas'''
fore John L. Lare che. notary public.
ly22 % aus Il 26
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-29

The market opened with q moderate demand
v hich subsequently exhibited more spirit and as
the aggregate purchases of two buyers embrace
1850 bales, the emit re business summed up 1900 as
noted above. Tie lower g, AIDES were in good re
quest as they have been throughout the week.
and commanded stronger prices, requiring sn ad-
vance of In our quotatlo ms for low ordinary to
good ordinary in Inclusive. The grade above were
frm although not quotably higher, with leaning
to outside rates.
The sales Of the past three days sum up 1900
bales Q3OO on Wednesday, 600 yesterday, including
so net reported until today, and 1900 to-day) max.
irg an sggr gate for the week OF $500 bales
a. 4inst 22OO last week and $500 the week before
Weeks receipts 1926 bales, embracing SIS from
other delivery ports (of which 529 from Mobile
and 46 from Galveston, etc. and I'll proper.
against 1888 proper last week and 359 last year.
Total proper snce August 81 42 lao bales, against
994 473 last vear-increase Al, 667.
The exports comprise 1912 ba es embracing 9'6
to Liverpool; 1856 to Have; $50 to Brennan, 796 to
Naples and 1894 to New York, to which we have
added IL by the river.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all he ports nom II N. yesterday to II NJ. to-day
I140 bales against 1875 last week and $50 last year.
and since Friday 6O9l bales against 5819 last week
and 1923 last year. Total since August ST. 4097 359
bales against 3 451 GAS up to Wednesday noon, July
%. last year-increase 635,9l4
Exports FRIDAY to Thurtday inclusive) to Great
Britain 1894 bales, against 1923 last week and SCI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-29
By Aoey q O'Connor.
y hwy % . 0O102V4s
CHOICE STORE PROPERTY NEAR CANAL SIRE
NO. Is EXCHANGE PLACE
SUCCESSION OF FRANK OBERHECSER
Second District Court for the Parish of 0riaAa
No "a 6l2

RY HOEY & O'CONNOR-NiCHoLN
ID Hoey. Auctioneer-Office No. Is Commaa
place-TUBSDAY. August %, 1876 at twelveoth
NJ, al the Merchants and Auctioneers' k1chs4
on Royal street, between Canal and Cusl
house streets, by virtue OF an order of the hr5
able the Second District Court for the parish dt
leans, dated April 81, 1876, will be sold BY pu'
auction, in the above entitled matter, the folssi
valuable property. to wit
l. THE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE, No |
Exchange alley. in the second District of this II
in the square bounded by Canal Customnss(
Charities and Exchange alley; the lot Is desipA
by the letter 8. and measures q feet inches ~
on Exchange alley. 81 feet inches lines IN "
in the rear. by 81 feet IL inches in depth. .
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, and the remNH
At one and two years credit. in notes of the +
chasers bearing interest of eight per cent ?
annum from date of sale until final PAM
with penal clause of five per cent atom
fees in event of suit to enforce payment Impn
ments to be kept fully insured and peI5
transferred to the holder of the notes; the W
to be secured by special mortgage and veaa7
lien on the property sold, aud purchaser q
Dune payment of all taxes due and exigible inv
Act of sale at the expense of the pure aeen /
fore William J. Castell, Esq, notary public. .
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