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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOUlS-steamer laeger-2464 bbls -four
6o8 bble meal IS cks bacon AIS axis coru s532 axis
oats 3o6 SKIS bran 1896 bales hay and sundry pro.
duce
ST LOUIS-Steamer Bismarck-55: bales cotton
100 hhds tobacco 1881 obls hOur 9i7 bbls meal 473
bales hay 1904 SKIS s95 sks oats las oks bacon
and sundry produce
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-5 bales cotton
l9l hhds sugar 384 bbls mOlasses 47 half bbls mo.
lAsses 50 SKIS rough rice Anf sundries
Observation-Disclosures + Lee-2807 bales cot ton
1850 SKIS cotton seed 200 SKIS oilcake and sunGros
BAYOU SARA-Sleamer Governor Aileu---3l0
bales cotton l8 SKIS cotton seed 36 hhds sugar 40
bbls mOasses and spndres
ST MARI Steamer George Spanger-
l6 bales cotton Is hhds sugar II bos moiasses and
ST JAMES-Steamer Mary Ida--l4 hhds sugar Is
SKIS lice aud saudries
LOVER COAST-Steamer Wawenock- 26 hhds
sugar Is hbls n0lasses and sunares
Observation-Disclosures Carrie A ThCrn-960
bales cotton 6S8 SKIS OF icake ana sundries
ANTE kIVER-Steamer Alice--3 bales cotton
z00 sks cotton seed ~ hiids sugai and sundr,es
ANTE klVEk-SchoOner Reporters bales cot.
ton and sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
POINT JBFFERSON-Steamer Era No 10 592
bales cotton 1888 SKIS csCtOl se1d and eundries
LuWER COANr-StaSmer Wai0Ou-87 sks rice &c
SIS rough rice and sundries
CAMDEN-Steamer Ehannou-2l94 balea co+top
aud sundIles
LnWhk COAGT-ateamer Oriols-Supdreis
LOWER COAST-Steamer Josephine-Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS
MOkGAk'S LOUISIANA AND TkXAB RAILROAD
March l2-4S4 boles Gotten l49 hhds sugar Ii bbls
mOs sses 299 head cattle and sunuriee
March l4-47l bales cotton hhd sugar 100 head
cattle and sundri0o
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. March
1919 bsiee cotton II hhds tobacco 81 hkds hecon
IS bbls whisky 2oe bbls lime and sun dries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILRO1D. March
1873 bbls moIasses and sundr7es
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF BENJAMIN F. SINuS
No. 1914.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's Oyr1cr ,
New Orleans. February %. 1876.
VTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AN ALIAA WAR.
j. rant in bankruptcy has been issued out of the
District Court OF the United States the district
= simm,. Of New Orleans. in the parish Of
ns sDo Sta s, of Louisiana
ment Of any debts and the delivery Of anv np"y
erty belonging to said bankrupt, to him. Or
MS ass use b a1d the transfer Of property
creditors Of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
ana choose one or more assignees Of his estate win
ce neid a. court of bankruptcy, to be holden on
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Customhouse building
new oTleans before c. 8: Kellogg, Register.
mn' IL Z. Low. Deputy Clerk.
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OEO PROFIT FROM INVEST

&7OkO PROFIT FROM INVEST
%lAOV ment Of s2o6. ore Of our custom
ers purchased . spread on 100 shares Of New
buying one huudred shares against the pnt ct
81 o., which were sod at 81 IA, selling at the
same price the. her 100 shares called ct 81 o.
netting profit Of $3.50. This operation can be
repeated every month of the year. slO $50 $50
500, 1000, will pay az we'll for amount invested
GOLD, STOCKS. COTTON and TOBACCO bought
and sold on commission. Advances on consjeu.
ments. Send for price lists and circulars
CHARLES SMBDLkY CO.
Bankers and Brokers'
No. 40 Broad street. New York
POstofdce box No. STA ial6 IN, AZ -
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The City Of Ne~srleaps W. c. II. Chase.

CUPERIOR DlSTRr COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, NolSl3.-By virtue of a writ of
feri facias to me &cted by the honorable tha
Superior District CafOr the parish of Orleans. in
the above entitled ne, for city taxes of 1875 I
will proceed to sells public auction at the Mer-
chants and Auctions Exchange ROYAL street.
between Canal and astomhouse streets, in the
Second District Of ID city, on MONDAY. April
10, 1876, at twelve dock NJ, the following -
scribed property, tow
FOURTkEN CkRTDLOTS OF GROUND, s;tuatni
IN the FIRST Districtdths city in square numb
forty bounded BY I'm Tchoupitoulas Peters an
Orange streets, desieted as follows: Lots mum.
Ders eight ana ninaneasuring fifty two feet on
Race ktreet, BY ouhnndred and sixty feet in
depths lots numbersdeven to fourteen measuring
two hundred and thrive feet on Race street. bT
one hundred and tvmty feet in dep b; lots nun.
bers fifteen to eiglkn measuring one hup d, ed
and fifty nine feet shhehes on Peters street bv
fifty three feet threeathes in depth; lots numbers
nineteen and twent measuring seventy.three
feet on Peters streeiw one hundreu and forty.
one feet in d=pth; w numbers twenty one 10
twenty four mes surg ninety n ne feet on Peters
street, by one humid and fifty ine f.es six
inches In depth.
A CERTAIN PORTm OF GROUND, situated in
the First District Ofth city, in So lare number
one hundI ed and forgive, bounded by Constance.
Orange, Race and NJ apiDe str. ets designated Is
lot lumber eight, unguriIg one hun red and
sixty feet on Consists street, by one Luudred
ana VI ETY., six feet siYhehes il. depth,
Seized in the above Mt
Terms-Cash ON thsP0t.
mhs ID ap9 Civil SlMf Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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~ EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
C19herif of the Parish of OrleanA
fe23 mil 8 1S25
Ad0lDho S1cnn W. Robert e. Diamond
ct ais; ne Va John A. Diamond.

Adslphe sic2n We. Robert e. Diamond
ct sls;D De Va John A. Diamond.
EuFTH DISTH COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, 1851 and 677O.-By virtue Of two
writs of iert fse sgainat Robert &. Desmond and
John A. D,AnoloD me directed by the honorable
the Fifth DistrDurt for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entie causes, will proceed to sell at
public auction, be Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Roysereet, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse stree lin the Second District Of this
city, on TuklH, March IA, 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ. thsnowing described property, to
wit
THB UNDivID THREE FOURTHS OF the fol.
lowing describeqpperty, to wit:
A Certain plsof ground, together with the
buildings and 1Dvements thereon, known az
the Louisiana ;" situated in the FIRST Dis
trict Of this city he square bounded by Tchoup-
itoulas, DeloId. vcher and St Joseph streets
Said piecs Of gid measures, according to .
sketch drawn b. c. BoudoueQuie, architect, on
the tenth of III. 1857. and annexed for refer
ence to an set & ed before R. J. K-r q notary
public in this ciGn the eighth Of March, 1859.
forty four feet ft on TcheupitOulas street, enc
hundred and feet two inches aud seven.
e'ghths Of line One line 10 depth and ninety
i've feet in depththe other line, eighty-one fest
one inch and the Ugh, his Of liue front on De-
lord street, by oGllndred and TWENTY-FIVE feet
five inches foulles in depth on one line,
twenty four fe00e inch three lines Oh IN "A
other line.
Seized in the ale suits.
TERMS ash On spot.
EuGENE WAGGAMAN.
fell IL Is mh1l CiEheriff of the por;.h az N,,~ns
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No sales of stocks we've reported except 1t the
Exchange and at auction by the eheriG compris.
il 6 40 shares Calcaseu sulphur Mining Company
II 81 for the lot, and 10 Hope Insurance Company
at 6 36 so p share
Under . good d. mar d. State couso's advanced
about y cent, closing at 6S d6sh. The Only sale,
Lot repCr ed At he Exchange. was $1,000 at g.
City bonds were steady, and were quoted at
about saturdays rat. s. A the close premium 10.
33h asa; new do at 3sd35k: gold bearing sevens
Admin atlon series, 81 IS d3eA, and d., d air.
age, at 36d36k The oily sale. not report. at the
Exchange, was 5000 premium issut . at 3sk.
No SAT- Of city scrip were reported, and no po-
1ice warrants or Stale warrants kept q. the Ex.
change.
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AMuHEl(ENI8.


VARlETiEs THEATHs'
THE LADlES THEATRE
.~.,,.,+ Tor six plight. Of the beautiful young
1n&sso"s" ~ smotiossl artistic,
MISS MAY HOWARD
who.e brilliant success in AustreIs, CSiSih her,
and the chief cities Of the county o04-
to attention.
.-.a.. w...Anv. wednesday, ThuFsSsSs
'"ss~"'I and wednesday Matinee.
THE NEW MAGDALEN,.
nm TaE RED CROSS OF GENEVA.
Frd.y-Miss HOwARDs farewell osnens. az her
by Colonel Barnes, Of the Cah'orms "sf' whi3
SILVER -
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EUGENE WAGGAMAU,
mh8 10 apS Evil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleaa
MRS. Ann lzabeth Green, testamentav
executing the succession of F. n. Fisk, /
Miss AnNc0narv

MRS. Ann lzabeth Green, testamentay
executing the succession of F. n. Fisk, /
Miss AnlConery.
EOURTH NRICT COURT FOR THE PARIS
L. Of OrleaEO. ~, 9S9-By virtue Of q writ
seizure and : to me directed by the honorab9
the Fourth strict Court for the parish of O.
leans, in the We entitled cause, viii proceed ,
sell at publ0ction, at the Merchants and Au.
tiOneers Exsnge Royal street. between CAM
and Cnst0mlDe streets, in the second district
this city, SATURDAY, March rs, 1875
twelve o'cloch.. the following deScribed prof.
LOT OF 0UND situated in the Second Dis
trict Of this 4, in the square bounded by Canal
Rampant. CylmhOuse and Burgundy streets
measuring ~ teet ten inches i've lines sl Bur
gundy st5eetssixty three feet eleven inches two
lines IN depteetween parallel lines, the whole
more Or les: Sther Nth the buildings and IA
the defends, herein. having acquired tho
came BY pure from Mrs. antoine joseph D.
Silva. per act february 10, 1870, in the Office of
Joseph ca, III notary public in this city.
Terms-Cash the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
C9heri6 of the Parish of OrleanA
fe23 mil l42S
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IN BANkRUPTCY.-C FIRMS
Il or individuals DESTROYS of avaiIinp themseIyes
OF the benefit of the bankrupt act can have their
Petltlons and schedules prepared strictly accord.
orders Of the United States Supreme Court and
rules Of the United States District Court. by ap-
plying to the undersigned at the Office of G. q.
Kellogg Register in Bankruptcy. in the Custom.
house building, New Orleans, Louisiana. Terms
reasonable. P0stOf1ce box 2097.
0c6 JOHN g. CARTER
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EuGENE WAGGAMAN.
fell Is Is mhl4 Ci6heriff of the Parish of Orltn
The City Of NJ Orleans W. Mrs. Cree
c. III came Va same.

G. IN same Va same.
CUPRRIOR DISf0T COURT Fog THR so
- Orleans No.so and 81 ,3l3- By vfrtuSs
writs Of 6eri faciao me directed by the hlDie
the Superior i.istnCOurt for the parish of CT
in the above entitcauses. for city taxes Of
1875, will prOceeo sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and uoneers' Exchange, ROYAL street,
between anal Customhouse streets, in the
Second District tthis city, on MONDAY, April
10, 1875. at TWEEN O'clock f., the following de-
described properyO wit
TIVE CkRTAlNWTS OF GROUND, situated in
the FIRST Districts this city. in square number
sixty seven, bounla BY Peters, Caual, T. houpi-.
toulas and Comma etrests designated ~ lot
numbers three .ndbur. measuring for " e ve feet
two inches on PsEs street, by forty. four feet in
depth.
TWO CyRrAm LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the First District Of this city. in square number
one bundled anA eeven ty -one, bounded by st.
Char es, Common. Camp and Gravier streets.
designated - ION numbers tweuty-four and
t~ entv five. measHDg forty. five feet o. st,
Cha les street, By dshty.one feet on one line and
eighty -pine feet 06e other line in depth.
TWO CBKTAIN uS OF GROUND situs 1ed in tha
First District Of = city in square number one
hundred and si4three. bounded by Camp.
Mag. zine Girod a1tAfaN cite str. cts, designated
ss lots numbers taly-three and twenty four.
me assuring thirty nj feet on Camp stree t, by one
hundred snd elevehet in depth.
Seized in the abovMits.
Terms-Cash on tspot.
NGENE WAGGAMAN,
mhs Is sp9 Civilesif of the Parish of Orleans.
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The C1e 81 New Orleans W. Mrs. Rossna
3. Clayt ton.

The Gu 81 New Orleans W. Mrs. Ressna
E. Clay ton.
0UPKR3R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Grams, No. 80. 736. = By virtue of WIT Of
feri face to me directed by the honorable tho
Superior 9strict Court for the parish of Orlean in
the abcvsntitled cause for city taxes Of 1873 Isi
proceed teell at public auction, at the Merchants
Canal sndsustomhouse streets, in the Second lis
trict Of bis city, on MONDAY, April 10, lss,
at twelveclock NJ, the following described pnp.
erty, to W
A CEsIln LOT OF GROUND. situated in 10
hundred "a sixty. 1--we, bounded BY Magazis,
Camp. PoYRs and Natchez streets, detignated .
lot numbeen, measuring twenty feet on MaA-
zine stressy ssventy;one feet in depth.
F1vk C4A N LOTS OF GROUND, situated 4
the First Arict Of this city. in square numhr
one hundr sud thirty four, bounded by Msa-
zine. julia instance and st Joseph streets, deg
mated - Y nunbers seventeen to twenty-W,
measuring hundred and twenty feet on Mas-
zine streets ninety. seven feet in depth.
Seized in above suit.
Terms-CS on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAH
mh8 III Bps lvu Sheriff of the Parish of OrlpaL
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FoLEr's
CELEBRATED GOLD PENS
PENCILS.
TBR FINEST AND BEST.
ROLEYv

CT, CLRcuLAR.-Te those engaged in mercantile pur.
suits q invention that will facilitate their labor
ls highly worthy Of notice, as we'll a. Of extensive
patronage One Of the most important inventions
the necessary qualities of drmness in marx anal
joan FOLEY. Manufacturer Of Pine GOLD PENS
and PENCILS, No. Aston House. Their superior
value 10 tested by the long time he has been en-.
gagged IN our city in their manufacture. We, the
subscribers. who know the value Of FOLkYS
F6NS from constant use Of them for q number Of
years cheerfuily recommend them to these who
wish for the best and most perfect Gold Pen ever
Signed by the following gentlemen and over
J. E. Williams. Pres. Metropolitan National Bank.
.. s. Zoe. Pres american E1nhanee Natl Bank.
VIM A. Fall, President Coz, Exchange B snk.
R. II. Lowry. Pres. NATL BIN of the Republic.
CT Thompson, Cashier 90 tlnental Bank.
l. g. Ogden, Cashier New York c !, Natl Bank.
c. Dennis, Vice Pres. Atlentic Mutual ms Co.
Daniel D. Smith, PresideIt Commercial Ius. Co.
,Fwood Walter. Pres Mercantile Mutual ms. Co.
VIM. T.. Jenk ins. Pre-, dent Bank of America
W. Lewis. Cashier Union National Bank.
Buell.. Pre-. Importers aud Traders Natl Bank
J. ~. Craze cashier Shoe L Leather NATL Bank.
A: F. Wilmarth. Vice Pres. Home Fire ms. Co.
Morris Franklin. Pres. new York Life ms Co.
White, Morris Co. Il. r Morgan & Co.
Wsow GS Co. Adsm. Co
Wells Fargo Co. T. Kstchum / Co.
Unitsd states Ex. Co. =. B Chttendon Co
Barclay Livingston. johnson Hggins.
JOHN FOLEY.
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
No. 2 Astor House, Broadway, New York.
Sold by many of the leading Stationers and
jewellers Of New Orleans. ful3 Pm cod
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SHERIrFS SALES.

The City Of New Orleans ". m. A. se..S
w9to' T. Blcomsr. c. \. Gi, ardey 1 %.
SuPKRlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAalsa
1eri fscias to me directed by the honorable ~ III
superior District Court for tile parish of Orlesns
IN mt, entitled n cause for city taxes Of ms
chanfs and Auctioneers' Exchange RovaI strest
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in H.
secone District Of this city, on WEDNESDAY,.
Atrn 100, ct twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
CSTAlN TRACT OF LAND, situated in thu
sixth Dstrict Of this city. bounded bv st. Charles
nvenSs 0wer Line Of Greenville and upper lire Of
Eeizedhl the above suit.
Terms Cash ON the SPOT
milo lspls Civil Sheriff Of the Par;sh Of UrjAn.
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PROPOSALS FOR CITY BONDS,

DRPARTHRNT o. FMANol.t
New Orleans, March TO- 1876.
GRALBD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL.
y FRIDAY March 81, 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ.
city of New Orleans and Of the late cities of Jefer
son and CarrOlltOp, including premium issues
All bids must stale the class of bonds. the
amount of accrued interest thereon. and offers
must Include Doth principal and interest
Proposals must be directed to the Commissioners
OF the Consolidated Debt, aud indvrsed ..Proposals
tor Bohds"
3D. PILSBURY. Administrator.
mill Il II 81 q % 81
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TAX BILLS OF 1876,

DRPARTMRNr OF FINANCE,
City Hall. New Orleans, February S, 1876 !
VVAX BILLS OF 1876 WILL BIZ READY FOR
l. delivery on MONDAY. seventh instant Two
and onehaf per cent rebate will be allowed on all
bills paid up to the twentieth instant inclusive
TWO Per cent on all paid up to the twenty ninth
instant and one per cent during March, after
which interest at ten per cent Der snnum aud
costs will accrue.
fe5 tmh3l 3D. PILSBURY Administrators
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to day summed up $500 bales,
at prices requiring . general advance in our QUO
tstions Of nc: We give also the figures ana re-.
port Of the Exchange, a. below:
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LOTTERIES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE OLD VIRGINIA KITCHEN,
Il WILLIAM BURNS RESTAURANT,
No l57 Camp street, opposite st. Patrick Church.
Open every day from 6 4. II. to midnight; meals
furnished at al hours Of the day; meals furnishs
able terms. Every sunday. dinner served with ex.
ira CARE choice bill OF fare including ice cream,
deser. and coffee. 1t fifty cents e., person. Gen.
tlemen, ladies and faDilit will find this the most
economical and pleasant place in the city. jaA 3m
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A RE YOU IN NEED OF MONEY
If 80, Apply. at the Corner of Dauphine
and st. Louis Streets,
Where second hand Furniture Men and Women's
Clothing, French, English and Spsnish Books, etc.,
are bought
Subscription to the Reading Room, 81 per month.
Goods inspected at home if desired.
j. BEGON,
de3 ly Corner Dauphine and St. Louis streets.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.


The slight increase We noticed in tho INQUIRY for
discounts ct some Of the banks on Saturday CON
tinued to-day. but the money market was without
from New York, gold eighty advanced, and good
business was done in foreign exchange at CORE
sp0ndinR improvement The movement in New
York sight was Of fair extent, and the market
little stronger, but without quotabe variation. A
liberal business was done in securities, but they
were without any now feature TO- notice. State
consols were most per cent higher. City bonds
have shown mole tteadiness for several days. and
in some instance have ruled 1t stronger rates. but
the market has mo- exhibited much spirit.
We continue to quo.e excepuonal commercial
It 90iO and second srade 1T l20ls; first class
mortgages at 909k, and second grade entirely
nominal
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new ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at Has 0ll4f, against has ct New
York, and after . moderate business, closed at
lI4 Oils, sgainst l14aS in that arket. The ssles
summed up 81 900, embracing $500 at 114a;
$4,000. $500 ard $4,000 ut ia and $1,000 D. lis.
No sales of silver were reported. American half
dollars are still quoted ct 1OS0lO6k, and Mex.
lean dollars ct 9lkc gold.
Under the imp OF ement in gold at New York,
ste, ling closed about No higher eq1la, to An ad.
vance Of about Ito p cent; and francs y y cent
The movement was of fair e3 tent The sales If
sterling amounted TO 285, 600. comprising &i0n0
bill of lad,ng and $4,000 Al clear ct IS ST. $1,000
Al clear at &S 53h' &l5,0O0 bill of ladin2 at
IS S3h05 81 22a 900 do at S. Ssh as 81; 25COO
and Sit 200 do at e5 81; &7OOO do at S5 53h %
81 h; S4C00 bank at IS ssh, and 9500O do at
e5 81,
The sales of francs comprise $50, 900 CONNER
ca 100000 = 100 coo at 455s, and 40 900. 60 900,
200 600 ana $50 600 at 4 IS.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at IS 50
as 81 for bill of ladng ana Al clear. and at %
IS 81 for bank (hank counter rate -0@5 57k) and
francs at 4ss04AA for commercial. and nominal
for bank.
New York sight was stronger, but without quota
bic variation and the movement was of TAR ex-
tent. The sales comprised @28s 600 embracing
$50 Oe0 private bankers' ct l-32 y cent disco, mt;
SIS 600 and $4,000 do and S2S,OO0 aud SIS 600
bank at pa': e20Or0 bank At l-32 p cent premium,
aud $50 900 do at l.l6
TBe banks continued to check on New 70, X at
i cent premium and CONNER cial sight was
stiil uoted at -0par.
The following 10 the official statement of the
sales reported to-day 1t the New Orleans Stock TX
chanRe
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The City Of New Of1 .kG

orqnnt1s same ~ 81
S o Of orleans oiSs o.. corar FOR al
Two writs f tier faeiass l Is ana BY
able the Superior osd, the
Of 1874 an 1878, vii tited :" sell at public
aSetion st the na
house streets, in Between Cana ' of this city
on MONDAY, April S0eo at twelve O'Clock H.
'e Th sGSsns sSpsrtyo to csRsoesD s:1
ated in tbs ~ a' 81 this S city, ;an "ss
b Da"Ssins ::
sngs%ss, ;ais s:,s
feet in d IN, pauphine strest, By su, neasu..
ing tw~I mari 10. number foar'tt~st BY one
hundre Sete fee, On Daupsins 18th sh
EeiA6 3 wraty.si eht feet In deP'
o4D 1,e above suits .v
Y sh ON the spot. rA0oAMAnnL 1900
~ civ,, sheriff Of th' P'f''
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SoAo~Ns
Schooner Lady Woodbury. Woodbury.. for utilla
Schooner Craig, Sterling. tor Savanna 10 Mar
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tappahannock Pendleton, from Havana
via Florida ports 10 Roberts-lst district Is
Ship Sar,nak, Wood - days from Asvre, to mas
British bark Carolina Cook from Liverpool. to
Schooner Reporter. from Amite river-New Basin
sTEAMBOATs
H C Jaeger VanhoOk. from st Louis
Bismarck. Spane. from st Louis
nenry Tete. Aucon; nom 1hib, dau1
Robert Lee. Campbell. from vicksburg
Governor Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara
George Spangler. Smith, from s. Martin svile
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from St James
WawenOck. aylOr from Lower Coast
Carrie Thorn. Thorn. from Shreveport
Alice. Porter. from Amite river-New Basin
ARRIVED SUNDAY
eamship George Elder, Read from New York
4th instant. to A Whitney &co-Algiers
Swedish bark &c uthiord, -, As day. iron Fleps.
burg, to master-Point
sTEAMBOATs.
Era No TO- Taylor. from Point jefferson
.tt'0nu, Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Shannon, Johnson. from Camden
Cs.oie. Carrlck. from Lower Coast
Josephine COzzens. from Lower Coast
BELOW-WAITING ORDERS.
British steamship Doolis Stevens, from Grimsby,
to master
EXPORTS.
BATH-Schooner Margaret and Lucy ll62 bsles
cotton
UTILLA-Schooner Lady Woodbury-22 bbls -four
pkgs l.dr.e 5000 feet lumber
SAVANNA LA MAR-SchoOner ] G Craie-1 bhl
pork pkgs mdse SEQ f. ct lumber 1000 shingles
BAY lSLANDS-bchooner Sargent Day-25 bbls
-four bbs beef 10 half bbls beet to- hams and lot
of lumber
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship George W Blder-Astd
mdse
RUATAN ISLAND-Scheoner Jennie Wood-2oO0
punches bananas 19, 600 plantainS "a pineapples
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