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SHERIFF'S SALES.

II I. Rosenthnl vs.. Thomas McOy ~,
pTu n1,TRCT COURT FOR THE fAh asai
kns Orleans No 7,37.-By virtue OF a. ;roats1
- ale renl1 ed February 1870, 70 nue. for the
~ eS'o hnorahle the Fifth District Court ioa .no
by the honoIa aoms in tie above entitled cause,
vii proceed to sell at public auc m1SnAY Feb,
premises hereinafter deslsnat eu oc,ock A. NJ the
fmas u, ae cribed property, to wit .+
The tONTEN rs or a GKo ~ po,d,as and Ram
t strsats in the First District OF thls .t'y't
er;nvento,y W, ich may be seen IN my oS
PROVE iobal, seized in the above s"i''
Terms-cash on the sR RGsNE wAGGAMAN.,
h,,2l72o Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Ol-
T.,...,. No,,ouaI Bank, c. Uilman
rosa,ed, ys. z. =; Wq, ap TsE pAR1
Slx,H DISTRICT &C, G9uK Rr virtue rnn Of :writ
District Court for the parish Of 2rean s. at pub
cause, at the ~ Merchants
Exchange, ROYAL street, betwee e!,;strict Of this
customRouse streets in the seeGns $40, at twelve
city, on sATuKnAa ari msi deseried property, to
FOUR LOTS OF eRouSsci ass eight and !, nine
in SQUARE bounded by CAM, each thirty feet
and white stI.ete. mea a .ty six fezt eight inches
troIt by one hundred an enty five AID twenty
six front Oh Cana. str"onhouse street, thus form
and nine front on " let front on both Canal and
| ing toRt tue. ,rass, running through Tue eA'iAo
SQUIRE; or or aoUSD designated by the be-, NUM- md
.. u! of oare number three hundred anu y
ber nFe. t.Sy Bienville, Customhou M.rv S "n
| two oounue. mea suring tweat seven 1tet uoii.
Tontl sure , Street by one hundred ana SIX resi- III
depth xE LOTS OF GROUNh, designated by
3. THh ra fmr. fivs ard six, in quarr b1nndeI
the nun.I 1us,omhouse, DotgenGs ard 3 o ~,
by t.n" ard me surug as follows: Lot IuH U u
stThas thirty feet most on Chl IL e.ee1 uu 81, "
11ondr feet In depth; lot numoei n,e us Canal
, On fe I tour inches hv' lines nio'F Oh o ,ear
49, ,wenty fe-t six inrhes SIX hl , - me ano NJ
stret. IA = Of on lice # lot number four a..
one urd ann tix feet FIVE inchee fonr ilues ~
| ~ other al, e: lot number Elk % tyuud, e.
| zoo. nire riches on DOreenols SUI O., ~ 90 on tn
nd TIVE ty six feet eight inches IVY ~ ~ sset I'VE
| line &c ard CustOmt ouse suieo., ~ ~. nundre
| inba thee lines il the rear, anu oho a .res
| and forty feet slx inches sAA iin
Cana, 1Vn LOTS OF GROUND. situated IN the Zee &c
| "a iistr;ct of this city, BUMPERS tn' nm =,
.a 20 tn rteen and fou teen n s4ua'fb ~ Cam
5 three hundle Ell aud th,rtyone, p nnr,
m l,esst bu one hundred sGgnt on Canal
~ ,,n,hsr four14 en1 ma 1mrfeet in d-Pth;
Q %ra1e md Cana, s> forms the les OF hocne-
y | nearest ; OF gsoefe-ts and io.ioer tea oelhg
1917 esehois street obibit;on at tn.
n The ADORE described <rt'es comprise
| someof the choicest vacanM ing sues on
: | Inv e.;snal street, sbout ones nom the Clay
| statu The lots are vel Anu IeH ca anu
, | ban0ettes Ia d and will be separately.
, Sefd in the above suit
Tens-Cash on the spot. y.cc,
fes a2s mill Civil Sheriff Q. PARISH OF Orieans.l
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n. w. Casey Receiver, VS.. MRS. Widow
r. Roche TO It al.
NTH DISTRICT co, RI FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, n 6354-By virtue of writ Of
seizure and sas to me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District curt for the parish Ell
Orleans in tie asve entitled cause, will proceed.
to sell at public action at the Mere ants and Auc
tioneers' Exc age, kOyal street. between Cana
and Customhous streets in the Second Distre.
of this city. FRIDAY, March ). 1876, a.
twelve O'Clock :, the following described prop
erty, to wit
build ngs and imrove mel IS thereon. rights ways,
privileges and aCantages thereunio belonging or
IN anywise appetAiuing, situsted in the Second
District of this ity, in the square bounded By
Ro, al, HI spital, B ,urhon and Barracks streets,
and having, fr1ch measure, thirty seven feet
IF mt on Royal steet, by one hundred and eighty.
Six feet in dept ,,r more, if any bounced on the
side toward H3Hital street by the property now
or lately beoI gig to j. B. vignie. and on the side
toward B.rracksstreet by thai now o, lately BE-
forging to g. Du,G. Being the same property &C.
quired bv the de- ndant herein, by purchase from
Claude Jules Alot 'Hemecouri, by act pas. ed be-
fore A. E. BieIveau, notary pubic IN this city,
on the thir tn o June, 1870.
Seized in the abUe suit.
Terms-Cash on The spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
fel 10 II mh3 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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We must patiently suffer the laws of our
condition; we are born to grow old, to grow
weak, to be sick, in spite Of all physic. IT'S
the first lesson the Mexicans teach their
children. So soon as ever they are born,
they thus salute them: Behold, thou art
come into the world to endure, suffer- and
say nothing" IT'S injustice to lament that
that has befallen any one which may befall
every one.-Aontaigne
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

| Observation-Disclosures Commonwealth-4 D SHe
Gotten 1873 hhds tobacco 1864 AKA oat4 8S1 4k9 Isb
1886 bills whisky 81 ok. Sacon $ tcs hams $40 "
pork 2l00 bxs soap l40O bxs starch and sundry pr
duce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cherokee-zl5 bales cot
ton 5S7 bales hay 46O bills pork 81 bbls whisky 244
bbs nnuI 1851 AKA 2l9 SKIS bran 81 cks bacon
hid tobacco and sundry produce
observation-disclosures Lee-3583 bales cotton
1872 SKIS cotton seed 1856 Ska oicake 272 SKIS
sesd mt al 10 sks seed cotton and sundries
BAYOU SARA--Steamer Governor Allen--7O9
bales BAL sks cotton seed l76 hhds sugar 2l6
| bbs mOlasses II bali bbls molasses and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kate-l947 bales cotton
444l AXIS cotton Iced n SKIS seed cotton az sundriee
UNION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Josephine-Sun-
MINDEN-Steamer Belle Rowland-l44o bales cot.
ton ard .unGri.s
wASHINGTON-Steamer Bertha-347 bales cotton
1873 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton l57 bbls mo
lasses bbls mOlasses and sundries
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henry Tete-4 bales cot.
ton ESQ hhds sugar 327 bbls molasses and sundries
mOlasses bbls sugar 1876 bbls rice 1893 SKIS rough
LOWER COAsr-Steamer waloon-2o3 SKIS rice
LOWER COAsT-steamer Rice Parmer--e6 bbls
rice ard snndries
CAMDEN-Steamer Fanchon-l52O bales cotton
ANTE klvER-Schoorer Reporter-lO bales cot
ton aad sundries
Observation-Disclosures Celeste-3 bales cotton
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOUIS-Steamer John Tole-24 bales cotton
81 hhds tobacco y tcs lard l25 kegs lard 574 bbls
pork 465 bbls -four e23 bales hay 1853 sks oats 1916
SKIS corn 429 SKIS bran and sundry produce
BAYOU SAhA--steamer L Hod ye--23 bales of
cotton ITO hhds sugar IFS bbs molasses and sun
dries
HOUMA observation-disclosures Mary 1da--ll
hhds sugar 81 rbls mOlass and sundries
LAUREL EALLsf-Steamer Robert Young
bale cotton IS Ehds sugar l0l bbls MOI asses an I,
sundries ~
LOWER cOAST-steamer Oriole-lo hhds sus :,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamshlp Margaret, Baker. from Havana via FIR.
@. lua porte to Roberts-lst district 10
oteamsnip Harlan, -, from Brashear Citvto
r., ca Whitney &co- Algiers w
Snlp h1poundtr. Croker, 80 DAYS from Havre in
ballast. to Lowell Bailey-Pont
ortlsh snip EvauReline, Manson. 80 days from .iy
O., erROoi, IN ballast, to master-4th district
Shlp Bertha, Pate 46 DAYS from Pl, mouth .no
~ IN bal last, to mas. er-Point Isl
snip Union, Green eaf, IS days from LIVERPOOL. to
Norwegian bark Sldon, Ii lison, 81 DAYS fron ~
vincent, in ballast, to Ocean, Zerega atH2S
district ~~-Su
Martinique, to master-Poiut "JsAom
Norwegian ba Bj Imsen, Nelson. from, r.,.,.
pool December 30, to French Gc0-pnnt "''e'
swedish brig Oscar Ain, 43 DAYS from ri. Ir.,..
to mast+r-lst district A' ''nelro.
Schooner Reporter, from Amite river
schooner Celeste. from Springfield
STEAMBOAT
commonwealth. Shield. from Cinc;,,.x
cherokee. Wolf. from Cincinnati
Governor Allen. Brown. from Rsv.,
Katie Tobin. from Greenville Oan
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales today embraced $500 bales
at prices requiring no change in our quotations.
We give a, so the figures AID report Of the Elk.
change, as b slow:
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birthday
February l4............42 O32, leo 10 &1s972i "a
Same time last week. 4 o83 937 81 5836ls a.
fetal last week II $50 352 II 37 ,Ol8 81
Total wet belOre.... 10 1888 LOG "a 1000 964 y
Gold opened at ll2z 0ll3S against ll3s at
opening rates in both malketa, touching n3 i
during the interim at New Yorh. The Gales
summed up $87 00O embracing $4,000 at ll24;
$1,000 at l27s 5000: Els 600 $40 600 and S2S coo
at li3 $4,000 ll3h and $4,000 at ll3A.
No sales of SILVER we're reported American
half dollars were still gu tied at lo5dOS and both
new and old Mexican dollars at 80, GOLD.
Under the improve eHt in god and bills at New
at about &c advance, eqsal to about Ito = cent.
The movement was moderate, comprising Zoo 00l-
f2OOO Al clear at S. 46: $4,000 do and 4l500
and $1,000 bill of ladns at IS i6is; 5000 and
IS s61s as A.; 4l5,0O0 bill OF l,d.ng at s io1s
5 an and & $500 bank at S. so.
Francs were stronger but the ma, ket was with.
out quotable variation. The only sales repor ed
were IS 900 CONNIE rcial at COS and IS 600 at GO
At the close sterling bills quoted at IS "
as ASS for bill of ladipg and Al clear, q a
SIS so for bank (bank counter rate at 10 5o3s
and francs at 4o07s for commercial. and nominal
for bank
The offerings being more liberal, con mercial
sight ON New iork was weaker. The sales com.
prised S 345 600 embracing s 10 900 comm. rca and
s 10 600 priya bankers at p r; 10 Oc0 CONNER
premium; 35 eco and $40 COO commerce II, 600,
S Is, 600 FPS 900 and $40 $50 private bankers and
5 Is csc, $40 900 aud 81 900 bank at Lilo. We also
noticed ga es Of So o., ten days comm ~cial
sight New York at 10 + cent discount; $ll 900
thr-e day S at is; and $2ut 90 LIee day $ par
The LANES continued TO check on New York at
i y cent pr MUM, while CONNIE al sight was
quoted at = 0i-l6, against 10 Oh Saturday.
The following Ollie al state ment of the
sales report d to-day at the New Orleans Stock Ex-
change
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GlTlZENS' SAVINGS BANK.

[ 1TlzENs' SAVINGS BANK.
"a BANK FOR SNAIL SAv1NGS)
GruneWald Hall.
ok per cent Compound Interest.
- DIRECTORS.
inu sMSunbkRNATOR, ED. ". BURBANK,
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG, THOMAS HASAM,
n. BENNRR
l. GUBERNATOR, President
~. ~. bsNNkR, Cashier.
How To Get Rich" sent free. sp20 ly
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INsTITU.
Mc,.l lON, No. 1853 Canal street. Trustees--A.
Dsv uson. Palfrey, Gail Kshn, T. L 1ayne
Th,m.u rqnhart. George JOnas John g. 0a A.;os
e.hnase a. Adams Thorn ~ Allen Clarke. Cnr's'is"
'0nno'oer, Charles J. Leeds Samue, Jsmtson'
Interest Allowed On Depesits:
c, D. URQUHARr. Pfende nj
UAARIss KlLsHAw. Treasurer. JAS
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|
> The Steamships - North
| &E4 German Lloyd will rusollov.:
| - From Bremen FROM Orleans
| FRANKFfrRT Decemher % tbruary 3.
| HANOVER. February l..
Further days of departure viii soVertlseo
hereafter.
The steamers touch outward afvre and Ha-
vana, and on their home trip at Ha ana ooutn'
amptOn to land and receive passeys ano Helgnt
subject to exceptions defined beL
PRICES OF PASSl
From Bremen, Southampton or Fe TO Havana OF
Rev Orleans
Saolu. .'''''' Ho,V
From New Orleans OF Havapo southampton
London, Havre OF men,
ShoiH. ......'... VA.v eoi,o
''oei 03o'' :; 80. ..Iorona e0'0
From New Orleansiavana:
Saon.' .'''''''...~3 go,o
Passage tickets fr,m nm, Southampton OF
Havre to New Orleans issue the undersigned.
The comtany reserves trlsht 10 change OF
WithdraN the seam rs tcinse .1elr Gays OF
sailing. their destnation,elr routes, and the
prices OF pas age.
For further particulars ~ 70
I'D. F. STOCKMK1 1 CO., agents.
aus ly No AZ Union street.
FOR HAVANA vIAEDAK KEYS AND
KEY1EsT.
United Stg Mail Line.
Steships
WILLIAM P. CLYI WILMINGTON,
MARGARET, EMILIA.
Thoew Orleans, Florida
<& and fana Steamship Company
A4ELe will datch one of the above FIRST
~ class amers from New Orleans to
EveryVednesday.
Touching at Cedar is and Key West and con.
netting with steam. for ApalachicOla, St. Marks
vnd Tampa
RATEOF PASSAGE.
Key West. To Cedar Keys
Caoin.. ...............S40 SIS
S.Terage.... .......:... 70 l3
Through bills ohding issued to all points In
nollda including mps, and to New York, Charles
ON and Savannah
None but the cnpany's bills Of ladng signed
sna none signed ar the sailing of the steamer.
!, splendid passeFr accommodations, and through
Ackets given to owe points.
ofdce ~ ''
For freight CT ssssge apply to
80, L <. ROBERTS Agent.
!9. No. I'M Common street.
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BANK! AND BANKING.
.OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
"A..............Camp street...............6l

CAKIXALs SOUUsUOUs
Z. @. PALMER President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President
Directors,
~. CONkRY, FRkDERICK WING,
J. a. KILLER W. n THOMAS
". B. SCHMIDT JAMRS JACKSON
Z. G. PALMRR
,hi tms company iRsures against loss by burglars
saeves and fire at low rates and it's capital give,
Smau deposits received, and six per cent inter
%. PSt annum. payable semi.annuaily.
-yyu " JOHN =. WALTON, Cashier
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RIVER REPORr-3P II.
Lieutenant Colonel Grant lntervie we d

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
MONDAY EVENING. February IA. 1876.
We are indebted to Mr.. 1. Maynard. manager
of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the follow
ing report of the condition of the associate banks
At the close of business Friday, February II:
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS,

RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILRO
February l3-43l bales cotton 2l6 hhds suga4
bols mnIasses 81 bbls cistern bottom $50 SKIS n
rice .; d sIndrI-s
February lift bales cotton 100 ties beef AIS
beef BIZ head cattle $50 head sheep and sund,,
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAFD
rusry li-736 bsiee cotton 10 hhds tobacco Spcs
meat in bulk 200 SKIS oilcake aud sundries
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Meteorological and River Report,
AFTERNOON REPoRr-3:43 p. NJ.

The following statement of the weather and
rivers is furnished by the Signal Service Office sta
toned At New Orleans:
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Josephine. Cozsens. nom Aion Plantation
Robert Lee Campbell. ffSq vicksburg
Belle Rowland. Rea from Mhaen
Bertha Broad. from WashlneeQ
Henry Tete. Aucoln. from ThSOdaux
Wawenock. Taylor. from Lower sOast
WaiOon. Ruiz rom Lower Coast
Rice Farmer. Dragon. from Lower Cost
Fanchou. Sweeney, from Camten
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship C " Lord. Cotton rom Havana.No A
YUrke-2d district 10
Shin Mont bellO, Kelly, from Liverpool Oeceaber
IS 10 mast.r-PO MT
Norweeian bark Re m, To, jusen, from 40
Hail Il Vaughn-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
John FTole, Brady. from st Louis
ri Hodge McklrOy, from Bayou SARA
MARY ida Ruiz from HOuma Plan'a ION
Robert Young TerrebOnne, from Laurel Valley
Uuole Carrick, from Lower Coast
BELOw-COMING UP.
British bark Mexican. weibech IS days from New
ta.,ls, in ballast. to master &c s.-
\ Norwegian bark Auguste LO. ffier Olsen, 80 oay
frSn Bristol, in ballast, to master aervoer 4. dav
| French bark Reiee des Enges LecuyaeA' II ~"J
from Havre to Pontz SEQ
Austrian bark Avsldo, FarAbochia. 81 days 3ron
| Beltas, to master nm e.or
Norwegian barx Charles Bal Lund, 80 days frop
| Boi,ep,NOrway, to master IN
| Norw eglan hsrk Westlandt L0ken' ~ oaJs AoA
MaranhaA, to master c
Norwegian brig Mississippi, Helm, 43 days lrol
AIendal. r. Schustz &co ,s..
Spanish brig BatolomeO, days from Clen1uego
to master
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury.. days frol
| Schooner Ebenezer, Bethel, days frOm huaIa
Island, to master
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MARINE intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Tuesday, February Is, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

British ship Cora Linn, Nance. for Liverpool
British bark Gunhlida Me kle for Llverpool
Austrian bark Matt-a, COsu ich, for Liuerpool
Swedish bark John Fougt Carlson for Kouen
swedish bark Sandirk, SamuesCn, for Liverpool
norwegian bark Joh annss Foss j bsen, Norrkopit
Schooner Lig btb0at, Wood tor Jack sonnnrt Fla
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The above statement exhibits Only a moderate
increase in currency and de, osts but consider
able decrease in loans, il dica,ing shrinkage in
trade and an increase in the supply Of nor ey
which accounts to some extent tor The active
mOvemert in securities, CAPT al seeking sound
investment, outside OF the wants Of trade
The money market to-day was very dull both in
bank and outside. Al commercial paper is scare e.
and, being in demand, can easily he paced st our
inside quotations, or occasionally even lower
The movement in gold and foreign exchange was
moderate but the latter wac Father strOnge
owing to the Improvement in bills at New York
With more liberal off-rings CONNIE rcial sight on
New York was little w-aker. The movement i'll
stocks of fair extert. and the market firm,
but without marked advance. City bonds
were active al strong at the opening, but under
liberal offerings rul. at rather irregular Rates,
and closed ltte lower A liberal business was
done in State consOs at her lower rates. and the
market closed at q decline o: fully y = cent.
We continue to quote -xce ptlOLal paper AT -tO8
p cent p annum discount; Al do at SOLO. and
second grade nominal. First class mortgages rule
at 90lO T. cent y annum, while second grade con.
t,pue entirely nominal
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.

North German LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEWLEANo,
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND lana.
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EXPORTS.

LIvERPOOL-Ship Cara Linn-3363 bales cotton
l26 SKIS seed cotton 1903 AXIS Oilcake 5000 slaves
LIvERPOOL-Bark Gunhida-lS6o bales cotton
1888 SKIS Oilcase 1900 slaves
INTERCOLLEGIATE Sandirk--l8Ol bales cotton
1860
LIvERPOOL-Bark Mattea- 8109 SKIS oilcake
NORkKOPING-Balk Johannes Foss-ll6z oaies
cotton o
HAvRE-Bark Albert--2539 bales cotton lsOo
slaves ..
JAG KSONvILLE-schooner Lighteoat-25OO sks
corn oooe
kOUEN-Bark John Fougt-400 bales cotton soO0
axis corr 5000 slaves
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Cearings. Balances
February IL tlegal holiday, Abraham Lincoln's
birthday
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IMPORTS.

LIvERPOOL-Ship Lake Ontario-7924 SKIS salt
LIvERPOOL-Ship Mon ebello-S04as Es salt
UTILLA-Schooner Lady WOodbury-l5,ooo pi Sn,
tame 1904 punches bananas 1000 cOcoanuts ooi
oranges bbs lines *
Enthusiastically " Lord-20 b1e sugar %
bb!s oranges &c bbls pneapples 10 cases cigars
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-15

!..t year r. and since Augus 81 ef 1883 go bales
Tne Exchange kilograms make tho receipts ~
= 81 o a1e Perts from u taNzday 70 u a:t
vs.r an% nea'ns! is77s la* week and "a SIS
last week a. 80 1852 last year. Total since AueusI
o oao ~ ISL bsles against up 70 sInd fhs
above "a .Oi6)-increaee 46a sci.
- Exports Friday and Saturday, to Great Britain
as- 0aes against 1876 last week and % $50 iast
l3,o4s last week and 66O5 last year.
Stoke at all the delivery ports made up to II ~
S5 3oi oales' against 926 GA last week and s32 l
last year.
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ExcffSe .r+;a. cnn,rrisa
If the ri oi,,est yacanMl ing sizes on
low et;anal street, bout Ones IIoln Tue 'ity
statu The lots are vel aAu Ieu co. anu
banoettes lad and will be separately.
Stfd in the above suit.
Tens-Cash on the spot. oo
r.o 40 mill (,;v;1 Sheriff d Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-15

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n. w. Casey Receiver. VS.. Mrs. Widow
y Rnc hxfO I IL

EINENE W iVu.iIIiN.
fe9 % 20 mill Cy1 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-06
ROWING AT HARLEM.

rowing event that attracted considerable attention
and awakened little interest occurred the Harlem
River yesterday afternoon. The contestants were
James PlkiRgton, OF the Seawauhaka Boat Club OF
Greenpo,nt l. L. and John Hatten, of the Friendship
Boat Club Of this city. The prize for which the men
rowed was a handsome gold medal, presented by the
friends OF both parties. II consisted OF SOUL and
oars around which was neat wreath OF oxidzed gold
and silver, all pendant from bar Of gold. On
the reverse side was the inscription :--"won by -,
Harlem River, June .. 1871 The blank 70 be filed
out with the winners name.
The start set down Tor three O'Clock, but long
before that hour large crowd assembled about the
Fourth Avenue Railroad bridge. and both banks OF
the Tor some distance up, and when tho time
finally arrived for sending the men oil fully 500 pco
pie were present. Both men appeared IN excellent
Trim, but Piikingon's form was particularly nne. The
betting before the began was brisk Haton nj
time being warm iavorite. IN less than three min
after the start, however, those who had staked
their money the representative OF the Friendship
Club cndeavored by every means TO hedge.
The word ''Go gwen mt 2h. 57m., Pilkington
getting much the best OF tho send-on. The tide
now on the ebb, but not running very strong PHI
kngton pulled marvcously strong steady stroke, hut
Hatten nervous and jcrky in his style THIS
so apparent that before the had pulled their thirty
foot shells half mile II was obvious to every that
the seawanhaka representative must win. The course
was from the railroad bridge Fourth avenue to tho
second dock above Mscomb's Dam Bridge and back a
leisure nearly the entire distance and upon three or
four occasions ceased rowing entirely Al the finish
he came winner by four lengths tho time con-
sumcd being 20 minutes.