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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12

not open my soul to her as she lid hers to
me, and that oppressed and panied me.
And yet how few, amid the continual de-
ceit which society forces upon US, which
it calls manners, politeness, regard, pru-
dence, knowledge of life, and with which
it turns our whole life into masquerade
how few, even if they wish to do so, can
regain the truth of their nature! Even
love may not speak its own language, nor
maintain its own silence, but must learn
the coined words of the poet, and sigh and
triae, instead of freely greeting and gazing
upon its objects, freely yielding itself up.
would rather have confessed it and said,
"You do not understand me, " but could
not find the words to express myself truly.
Yet, before took my leave, left her a
volume of Arnolds poems, which I had
shortly before received, and begged her to
read one. It was called 'The Buried
Life" This was my confession, and then
I knelt beside her couch and said "eood
night" "Good night" said she, and laid
one hand upon my head, and again my
whole frame thrilled, and the dreams Of
childhood fluttered over my soul, and 1
could not go, and looked into the deep,
unfathomable eyes, until the peace of her
soul overshadowed mine. Then 1 arose
ana silently went home-and that night 1
dreamed OF silver poplar around which
the wind waved but not leaf upon its
branches moved.
THE BURIED LIFE.
Lsat nows or war Of hooking words, and yet,
neno'd, with tears my eyes are wet;
feel nsmeless sadness Der me roll.
Yes yes. We knew that We can isst.
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General Exchange

The market WA iDaninate throughout the dsv,
buyers unwilling to go Oh uness at concessions
Which they could not obtain. and factors Offering
their stocks sp:1ingly and in tome case covering
sire net he ned By the hood account. which was
generally believed to be ul'y ~ serious - Ie
ported. There was also some apprehension that
the DISPATCHES repoItsd LIVERPOOL 81 ady ut pre-
v1ous Eatee, with sales of 5000 les and New York
unchaDgeo Tor spots and l.S2G5-32c higher for fu.
turtR
kcefpts proper since last evening l476 tales.
against ss4s on last weduest ~, ead $50 Last
Of 1884 bales, against 3,4as i.st week ana 43i5
last year and dnce August 81 Of IA 40 balos,
against ~, 70l Last yeor-increase 81 ga
inc 8xohAneo teleG1a0s made the reOoipto IT
y. the petts fo9 u q. yesterday 70 u 4 to1ay.
.son ealee, against ee5e last veek nd 37es iast
= 3el last wees, and IS elo lsst yes nm snes
August 81, 3,sN ~ baaea. against 3.5H.s7 mp .
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Gays Prince Napoleon's candidature seems
now to b very fsvorably received ct Alec
cio. The Noniseur states that the Bona-
partists have decided not to oppose his
growing influence, and his success appears
to be regarded - certain even by NJ. Rouher.
Turhish Supplies Captured.
A Vienna dispatch to the Daily Nesss says
the herzegovinian insurgents have cap
tured ell the provisions lately sent for the
Turkish troops ON the road from Raguss to
Trebigne.
Safe fer . Year.
The Vienna Rresse reports that Andrassy,
in conversation with his c1lleagues, e1-
pressed his conviction that for year At
least the peace of Europe would not be en-
dangered.
GLASGOW. April l9-Brodie & Harper.
David Geddes & Co. and Leitch t. Co., ell
connected with the grain trade, have failed.
BrOdie T. Harper's liabilities are $500, 900;
those Of the other firms are unknown.
On q Visit.
BERLIN, April l9.-Emperor William is
visiting Queen Victoria ct Coburg.
Heavy Fighting.
RAGUsA, April l9.-Hesvy fighting is re-
ported near Nicsic, which city can not be
revictualed. The insurgents are receiving
supplies Of war materials.
A Remarkable RamOf.
PARIS, April ia report 10 current that
the United States intend to annex Hsyti.
Olssentiens in Spain.
MADRID, April l9.-The Imperial mr.
gently advocates the abolition Of Fueros.
It states that the Carlists who have re-
turned to their homes are recommending
agitation, with the object of resuscitating
uDjustlisble and dangerous hopes.
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MARKET
Domestic Markets.

NEW YoRK. April IS. Evening Money dull; at :.
sctive and better; now ives ii7x. state bonds
middling Orleans Is 7.isc; ssles 1918 bales; net
5 % sn net t.
3056; to the continent 223l.
''fs , ' sss sc r.. s'f: =;
august - sl:sssiss; sesssnsss Is s:.ssSls sssss
Sis &c. Is sSs e s Is
q so9s s, good to choice % o soas Wheat
ssS arse. Oats : shsds easss; l4S4sS as3c: coz
iee-Ro dun; lsk9lshe,, gold; sugar steady.
seS s New o1lsans ssasoc. sice and ro.in ' IN.
changed. Tallow 6amer; $4,000. Spirits
stssay Ps15 ss:e' %S;.. S a. e.
silk: Fssiehts steady; cotton Per sail Aos sd;
asSss .41s T. 7ss s. Ea..s n g iss
i've IL; 10 NJ - n!!ed Isl Isl ssse. " ess:ss ssse
81 os. Pork dull; s3s IS. Lard dull and nominal;
13R 0l3,sc Bulk meats ea.er shoulders 8kc;
clear 1s md side: III sscon
Hogs steady and unchanged. Cattle dull and We *.
Gisolss4n Ia april ls-rIour STEADY: wh .et
soc: Data quiet and firm; 81 0.3c Rye stesdy; q
I76e Bailey unsettled; No. spring 81 o30l o.
Pork nominal and unchanged. Lard dull; steam
held l3Ac SPOT. he;tle l3A al4c. Bulk meats cas-.
Ter: shoulders skc clear rib des II c clear sides
nomnally l2c. Bacon dun and drooping; shout.
ders 9hc clear rib sides l2c clear sides l2 0l3c.
Hogs quiet and steady; fair to medium heavy
81 80. Whisky-Demand COED. Butter steady and
unchanged.
CHICAGO. April l9.-Four steady and firm.
Wheat, 81 os0l o5k MAY; Corn generally I'M
65h 466c. Barley, 63d64c May delivery. Pork
622 37h. Lald-Demand firm at lower rates: 1920
Ol32sc spot. Bulk meats dull and weak; shsul.
ders 8Ac clear rib aides l2hc; clear sides lzAc.
Whisky 81 O6k.
FOrelgu Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April I9, Evening Cotton-Futures
firm; sales of middling uDlands. low middling
clause May and June d. livery, Sid; do Jnne and
July delivery, Is SD; dc July aud August l7.32d
LONDON, April 10, Even ngcCommon rosin 40 Sd.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened 1t ll33 Oll3t against lib at New
York. and after . limited business. closed ct
the opening rates, sgansl 1l3 in that mark t.
The Gales eummed MP e28 600. embracing 5000
1t ll3A; 5000. 5000 and 5000 at ll3k aud $1,000
at 1875.
No sales Of silver wore reported. American half
dollars are now quoted entirely nominal Nexi.
c1n dollars rule ct 90k gold.
Foreign exchange exhibited scarcely any VI.
Ration. but showed . little mere animation. The
sales Of sterling comprised Ell OO0, embracing
1000 and $1,000 AL clear ut IS 46k; 1850 and
5000 do and &lOO0 b II Of ading st IS Al; $1,000
Al clear at IS An; 240t0 de- and Al clear ct IS ~
as 48, and &25OO bank 1t IS 50.
The sales Of francs comprsed 400 900, embracing
50 600 and 100 COO do at l62h 100 600 a. 40 600
and $1,000 at 46lA and 60 600 c. mmeraial sight
at
At the close sterling bills were quoted at Ss 46k
Us 47h for bill Of lading and Al clear, and at %
IS So for bank (bank counter rate -0$5 52k)
and francs at 46lk for commercial, and nominal
for bank.
New York sights were unchanged The sales
.comprised $4,000, embracing SIS, 900 private
bankers at par, AID 10 600 ard SiO 600 CONNER.
cial, and $3.50, 625 ,O0O ard $40 OoO prvate
bar kers'. and 900 ard $4,000 bank at l.32 p
cent premium.
TIE banks continued to check on New York
st cent premium, and commercial sight was
The following 10 the Official statement of the
Sale reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
ExcEanRe:
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. proposition repugnant to our republican
ideas and institutions. I do not believe the
citizens of this republic desire their public
servants to serve them without fair
compensation for their services. Twenty
i've Thousand dollars does not defray
the expenses of the executive Tor one
year or has not In my experience. ~ 10
not now one fifth in value what 1t was
when fixed BY the constitution in supplying
demands and wants Having NO pefeonei
intereet in this matter, I have felt myself
free to return this bill to the House in
which it originated, with my objections,
believine that in doing 90 I meet the wishes
and Judgment of the great majority of those
Who indirectly pay all the salaries and
other expenses Of the government.
u, 8. GRANT.
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100 shares Crescent City Slaughter.

No Gales Of stocks were reported except at the
Exchange.
There were fewer offerings CT State consols, and
the market was little higher. being quot at tho
close at 6sk d67A, against So 068k yesterday.
No sales were reported except at the Exchange
The movement in city bonds was principally
confined to premium issues which were . tive
and higher. being quoted 1T the close at 3at d3aA
against 34034A yesterday. Orher issues are
quoted on the bssis If premiums. with due allow.
snce for difference Of interest with the execution
Of odssix per cent conssiid"ted, pa due railroad
.t rates are not offered TO- e1ohsn@s P Pst
due railroads are now quoted At 1904; old six per
cent consolidated ct 1898 and whcrf improve.
Exchange inc:uiedtd $1,000 premiums at 34A,
and $4,000 ard $1,000 nj Ban: also $4,000 hail
patc city coupons ut 81.
No sales ofFol o. warrants were reported, and NO
city ecrp or state ywarrsnts except 1t the Ex.
change
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gHERHF0 SAFE.

-.a5-. - $1,000 vex.a
1ooMoo Il 03yDO ~ - StsS
,.v~u,,~.r ,,rs ~ ~ vr,p svuvr pArr.u -
&1AJn q. OySn- ~ - ~ ~ W
0VIieans, ~ sssa-Dyv s,S +. = ~ ~ as.n.z9
0c1as ,eAsnss ~ s,rtH ,;.s.,st fscs,vs - ~
~ tno nonofa0lo me @1t1 Osssascs 1ox ~
psr,sn ot Y! ieane, n ~ sSs. s,.sssss 81 ~ ~
wW Sooee0 20 ~ - Y1D..J Syn =.
cnante ana AuctioneeN nxSoeo3o, ~. 49,
between C111 - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Cecono U1stf1cs q toay cat&l v1
ASso, q we've O'CLOCK 0.s tn0 l0As~wAA8 ~esexsse
properly e ., wls A., ~up prnur r.rrrp =.
AL AHD SlNuUL ~ ~ Ins Al0n 1i. taa.s
MAJ 9 OF evosy natn0 sne !1no N1ns,o WI ~ ~
de0ndaot nei en- IN zee g 14 ccaI.'n s0t. 49,
t09otn0E WIN tne u1loMys - mIsOv
tneieOns eu0 ~ Hgnu Wyss UxIvlS = 10y
pufto0ancee tnc1eunso Del9n&1nk VI Y 1nyx
apnt rta1rine. e'tuaseo n tno Fout1 DaSss ~
this city, IN sne eqosso oounoea ~ !seCn1, Ia@
Tcno9pitoula. md Msssr q e.. r sns 1a -
nins, ten. eleven. twelve ana tnasseen: e9 g -
drawn BY r Aoeinsnesn' snfvryof. ea 4 tessar
aTy 3, 1876. deposited u the once % T. Dsx1lr.
ger, then notary pQon0 IN tn1e CITY. Aes nm
Der eight measures twenty .nve Mtt seven neheo
six lines front on Tcn09pesnules eaees p 0eaty.
two feet Line inches N depth on the - nne eiy
ing It nom LOT number seveo ana eighty shree -
viding II from Lot number nine. with W1dtn -
its rear line u twenty-five Jses nv0 menee tn1oe
lines. Lot num- her nine meeeus e. tweQsy'nvo ~
seven inches SIX lines mont On Ic10uHto0Aeo
street, ~ e1ghtysnIe0 ieeg ten iDones we nnee u
depth on the side lsCe dividing t. from Ut num1e
eight. and Vt eighty four tot eleven inohe. Ae
lines in depth On the ether aido 1n6 dts1dme :
from lot number ten. with . width to Il. rear e
twenty a 70 feet five inches three Inca Let nanIr
bar ten forms the corner Of TChoupltoulaD ~
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MEXICO.

The Attitude Of the Government-GeneraI
Csuda at Nlonterey-Correspond
IatercepteA.
GALVESTON. April ia Galveston News
special from Brownsville, dated April -.
says: The following 10 just received from
kinggold Barracks, dated April Is, 9 P. M:
The stage from Monterey, which arrived
ct Camargo this evening, brings the follow
ing, which may be considered reliable:
The government maintains q firm atti-
tude.
Outrage, with 500 men, is hunting for
Irevino, and it 10 thought that they met at
R0mss to-day.
General Pedro Martinez is expected in
Monterey with 600 cavalry.
Generals Avuells and Palac,os are en-
route to the frontier with their respective
corps.
General Conda entered Monterey Satur.
Wy last with 400 infantry, four mountain
pieces OF cannon, and funds to nav the
troops: NaraDi0 will enter Mier to-day
wHn oOo men. General Fuero, command
ing the forces at Monterey, don't allow cor
feepondence of any kind from the interior
70 pass Monterey. Ali the telegraph lines
between Monterey and Mexico are in GOOD
working order. ~ h'O'
Mier Captured BY Nara,ie rea.r.,
TroeDs On their Way tn the Ma
GFa1de.
Rio GRANDE CRY, April 19, Pm
0ier was taken yesterday ct p. M nv
Naranj0 and Vara with $50 men. An ths
custombouse officials and employees have
gone to Gueiriono. The citizens made no
resistance, the revolutionists entering with.
out opposition. Naranjo is expected at
CemaIg0 this evening.
Large forces of government troops ara
on the way to the RIO Grande, and some
hard fighting may be looked for within
few days.
The steamer Marion sailed from Port
Royal for Tampico. Mexico.
The above facts have been telegraphed to
General Sherman at Chicago.
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NEW YORK.

A Famous EleceFician Dead.
NEW YORK, April l9.-Dixon +. Marks.
telegrspher and electrician, died to-day, OF
consumption, aged iorty.three years.
Last Day Of the Revival.
This was the last day of the great revival;
el6O. 600 has been collected, but 81, 900 is
still needed.
Suh-Treasury Balances.
Gold $45, ~, 3l2; currency 336 440,09
count of interest, and 5000 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day 1887 600.
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plsaseak Passsa up-CharSss Nersan. Down
11AMv1I1s, April la-Rivsr twsntythrse Seet
nine inch and falling sWeotber clear and pleosant
cams, Apf1 la-Antve1-Jehn 4. 00uA6er. nom
Sc > r Il; Alice. nom New Orleans, ct Z P. Il De.
parted-Grsnd Republic. for New Orleans ct mid
night; Robert Mitchell, for New Orleans at , l. n;
ecudder, for st. Louis, &C noon; Capitol city, for
vicksbulR, at r. n. River forty one ieet and
rising. WeAther clear. Mercury $50.
d. LoUn, April acknowledgements from
New Orlt ans; colorado, from VieksbuYg. River
risen elk aud half inches and still swelling
Weather partly cloudy and pleasant.
SH11vRPORf, April IS. - Weather clear ard
pleasant. River fallen Eve inchea ArEived-C.
b. 0urfee, from New OflesnS
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Carlin.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. g, 432--By virtue Of writ Of
ner facias to me directed by the honorable tho
in the above entitled cause for city taxes Of 1875
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange ROYAL street
between Canal and Customhouse Streets in the
Second District Of this city, ON TUES DAY, NAV %.
property, to wit
.ONk CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District Of this city, in square number
sixty eight. bounded by Customhouse, Bourb0n
Bionville and DaupLine streets, desgnsted g lot
number twenty,two, measuring twentythree feet
Seized in the above suit - T--
Terms-Cesh on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
INV ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OYNCB. }
WEDNESDAY RynHIHo. April 10. 1876.

limited st the banks and without any change on
the street. Tho movement IN god was modsIale
in foreign exchange, the market ruling at y.ster.
days quotations. The sales Of stocks exhibited
NO marked change Under less liberal offerings
and . fair demand state console advanced slixhtiv
Premium issues were active and stronger City
scrip and balfpaid coupons we're reported higher
ard advancing under the Impression that an O. d.
them for the lease or sale of the market rev+nues
We Il arr that the United States Sub-Ireasury has
received $500 600 in American silver hich will 10
exchanged 1t par for fractional currency in sums
Of e5 up to el0c. The following were today
elected directors of the Bank Of syet,e: Aeaers.
J. 4. Braselman. Cue. A. Bteaux, VILLAIN q. Coyle
8 Hopkins, Jr, George Johnston, Berry Russell, and
g. J. PFiederioks.
Wecontnue TO- quote except1ona! paper ct so-Y
cent y Annum discount; Al DO 1t 500 and second
grade nominal First cAas mortgages continue to
rule st 90lo y cent p annum, while second
grAdc continue entirely Iominal.
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FOREIGN.
The Bank Rate.

LONDON, April l9.-It is generally be-
Neved that the bank rate will be lowered
tomorrow.
Andrassy's Plea for the Insurgents.
The Etandards Vienna dispatches say it
u coDlidentially asserted that Count An
draesy viii address . fresh note to the
Porte advocating the claims of tho insur-
reuts. and the Russian and German ambas-
eedors o. Constantinople viii be instructed
- support II.
Geveral engagements have taken place in
Boania. The details aro wanting, but IL ap-
peaEs that the Turks have been Victorious.
Ys1nco NaDoDoeaaD Can1D6afuse.
The Paris correspondent 1t The 1smes
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BU0ENE WA8GAMAN,
Ip20 - my23 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of (lrleans
Tho City Of New Orleans W. MR.. JeeepA-
inc Dejean.

THO CITY Of New OF1O000 W. Mn J000Dh~
inc Oejean.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 81, 139-By virtue Of writ Of
Teri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause for city taxes Of ls7t,
VIII proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District Of this city, ON TUESDAY Nay
=. lS7S, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following dc.
:. ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Second District Of this city, in square number
eightyone, bounded by Dauphine. Barracke
ksplanade and Burgundy streets, designAted g lot
number one. measuring fifty five feet on Dauphine
street, by eighty five feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit:
Terms-Cash on the spot
kU6ENE WAGGANAN
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= 0OcW00f Vs. L0u181008 Mutual Imnmr.
ance Company.
FaFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans. No. 6ol0-By virtue Of an alias writ Of
aer facl,s to directed by the honorable the Hfh
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
ton, ct the Merchants and Auctionesrs, Exchsnee
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhouSe
streets In the Second District 81 this citv an
3TMsIussnAd spi1 y ls7s q twelve O'Clock T., the
words and figures - folio. :, to Wit AS " - 'ne
$1,000. NEW On1..v. o...,
Ose ~ alter date, promise to pov 10 the or6ar
OF mysen q sum OF two thouss I'd dolIare III
soUt sr interest at the rate Of ei9hs -
(Signed) ~"sA "a1s &s1meoS
Endorsed: ANITA CoaNn ANAAs VISTA.
Asss ~. pe.d g seventpeuth Of ootahsr ian
Ssnr.S' n ~, ~ (0tgned)J r. 1eux NJ 0s79,
w ~. =. Ss,essxacs Court; died june III l0e1
S"ssAoo) THOMAS 4, HHHnT4snu
Ne vnxietur w. 49,, .Dsputy CkFh.
66c0sa y To above suit
Aene-Caoh On the spo&
asis se1H CivN GAsriS q - rssssS - $780,.
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Ihe C1ty Of New Orleans W. j. N, Bur.
SuPB1lOe DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- 81 Orleans, No Sc. Sl9.-By virtue Of writ a
uen iacias to me directed BY the honor
~ oo'e me Su?erio, District Court Tor the parish
=! VIieans, N the above entitled cause, ! for
public auction, ct the Merchants and Auct3oneesS
Htxchhsnge, Royal street. between Canal and Ous-
tomnouse streets. In the Second District Of THE
city. on Tuesday, May %, 1876, It twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, 70
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, dtuated IN the
lTss Distr1ct. OF this city, In square number two
n mum and seventy, bounded BY Rampant. Dry
Soes, Perdido and POydras streets. desianated x
Iot Lumber tive mtg two. measuring thirty.two Fat
on Rampant street. by ninety Il 70 feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
apz02S my23 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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SURBR!nR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. so ,6ae.-By virtue Of q writ Of
ner1 facias to me directed by the honorable the
superior district Court for the parish of orleans I'M
the above entitled cause. for city taxee Of ISIS.
WI, proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in Tho
second District of this city, ON THURSDAY.
NAY - is16, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the folloWin1
described property, to wit "--'e
ONk CERTAIN LoT OF GROUND, situated In Tho
FIRST District Of THE city, in square number three
sichore. Luterpe and Liberty streets, deeisnsteG n
iot number eight, measuring sfxty.four fcet an
feet in depth. "e-'S 0'sns
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash ON the spot
EUGENE WAGaAnAN.
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The City Of New Orleans ". NJ.
DeprA

DeprA
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 81 43l.-By virtue Of . writ of
Aen fAcias to me directed by the honorable.
the superior District Court for the parish Orleans
IN the above entitled cause. fan city taxes Of 1875
win proceed to sell at public auction, ct the Ner.
chants and Auctioneerg Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and ustomhouse streets. in the
1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ the following described
property. to wit
A CkkTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in thu
First District OF this city, in square number
three hundred and two, bounded by 0asquet,
Franklin. Common and Basin ST. eets. desenaaet
40 lot number nine, measuring thirty two fees
on 0asqnet street. by eighty eight ieet in depth.
Seized In the above suit - : = :
Terms-Cash ON the SPOT
KO0ENE WAGGAMAN
sp20 g my23 Civil Sheriff Of the Parrish of rIeans
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON.The reported sales to day embraced .
in our quotations. We give also the figures and
report OF the Exchange, ~ below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
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CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= Of Orleans. No 90 4s0.-By virtue Of . writ Of
her facias to directed by tho honorable the eu-
perior District Court for the parish Of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause for city taxes Of ls7
win proceed to sell 1T public auction, ct tbs
Merchants and Auetioneers Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse Streets IN the
Second Distr ct Il this city, on TUESDAY, NAV
property, to wit :
CkkrAIH LOT OF GROUND, situssed in the
Ssss Of this city nonns
Canal. Basin aud Customhouse streets destgnated
~ lot number i've, measuring twenty feet on Ran
In depth
Seized in the shove suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
EtGENB WAG0ANAU
ap20 - my23 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans