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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-19
Jean Marie Abadie VI. Bernard Absx.

Jean Marie Abadie VI. Bernard AbeG
NTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PAiE
4 OF Orleans. No. 73S9.-By virtue OF Ven
seizure and sale to me directed by the h3 nY,..
tne ruth District Court for the parish OF Vi.s
IN the above entitled cause l will proceed w ~
at public auction, at the Merchants and ~ -
tlOneers Exchange, Royal street, between -
ana Gustomhouse streets. in the Second ~, vs1t
OF TINS city, on TUESDAY. June 20, 49,
to wit -
i. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, ,ita, ~
ylnS and being in the Second District OF I1ls
Louis and Toulouse streets. which portioa.. a.,
ground is designated by the number four ~ -
s1etch annexed to an act passed be ore t1 nu N
tenth Of An.us, nG 9as pponc IN 1ot 10 ts
Ion OF property between James Met abe s nu il
MeCabe aid others, which lot meaeu Is.,A
american measure. and according to sslo s cmN
eighteen feet eleven inches two lines IRON. s,sg
Louis street by seventy.One feet in deptn M"lths
itss between parallel lines; together WIFI H. ~
r Dorttuinss and improvements therein, .syityh
Upon an alley or pass age way III c0mmon
cont iguOus property -..,.,d
q: A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, stun oas
IN the Second District OF this city, in squire nc
oer nineteen. bounded by Galvss, J0nnsfv ruror,d
maine and st. Ann stI ee:s, which portion ~ b1s
measures sfty feet front on st. Ann stIeo' me
Hepsh OF sl1tyeisht feet four inches ~. strss
between parallel lires, an front on GaivsA .sHii
an American mt asure. Together with LIE
lngs and improvements thereon. tod Is
4, The property firstly described was acq Peis
inc deft ndant herein by purchase IRON t.st,ry
ser by act passed before +. Bouny, oaysf
Ruolc IN thls IT,, on the twenty tSe,cribd
october, 1868; and the property secondly oe pr
by purchase from Widow Daniel Montesau's 20
act passed before AeO!phe Bcudousquie n.s mhr
tary public in this city, on the ninth Of pe'S
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
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A SenatOrship Bought.

The United States senat0rship in Con-
necticut has been virtually put up at auc-
ton and has been bid off by William II.
Barnum, tor it is to be assumed that Mr..
Barnum's nomination by the Democratic
caucus on Wednesday evening is equivalent
to an election. The style of the transaction
has been little peculiar in order to fit it to
the political market, but the pecuniary and
the mercenary features stand out as dis
tinctly as if the scene had been an auc ion
room or brokers' Office. The object Of
the competitors-two of the richest men in
the State-was to secure favorable Legis-
lature. and the simplest way, and to these
men the most effectual, was to buy in their
friends IS members. One of them, the
present Senator English, is said to have
laid out $2l 500 in the canvass, and his
friends for some time thought he had
sure thing of it. The other, Mr.. Barnum,
proved to be the better financier, not only
because he kept his own counsel, or to use
the olitico-cOmmercial dialect, covered
his tracks" better, but because he "double
discounted English" az he claims, in his
actual expenditures. And so the senator
ship is his, because he has bought it with
hard cash down on the nail. His stocks
and bonds and his iron mills are not held
by q more obvious titls. Talk about his
representing Connecticut-the Connecticut
Legislature represents him, and hands over
to his charge the censorship which had
been, for Q consideration, pledged to him
on election day.-Boston Journal.
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her boilers at Shawneet0wn at eleven
O'Clock last night. The following parsons
were lost: Captain Fowler and Richard
Partridge, express messenger. Wounded:
Charles Cotton, second mate; Walter Mo.
Ehenry. engineer; Sid Humphrey. first
clerk; Alex Porter, second clerk; George
Smi1h Waterman. Fourteen roustere are
MISSING, and one unknown passenger killed,
and . large number Of Passengers slightly
injured.
PHILADELPHIA, May Is I'm the billiard
tournament last night, Sexton against Ru.
dOlph, Sexton won, making . run OF 25l, the
highest on record. ScOra-Sexton 300. Ru-
dolph 100.
Reelected.
At meeting of the United States cen.
tennial commission this afternoon, General
Hawley was reelected president of the
centennial commission by reclamation.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer: I
Washing on, May 10, 1876, 40 T. NJ
For the Gulf States Tennessee and the ONO val
ley. falling barometer, increasing southeast TO
southwest winds. generally warmer ano cioudy
weather. with rain artas.
River and Marine News.
PORr RAIDS. May Is, p M.-Wind sout beast
fresh. Weather cloudy. No arrivals. Sailed.
This is tho rst outward bound ocean steamer that
has crossed this bar. She made the run nom river
to sea, q distance of two and one eighth mics. IN
twelve minutes. Her draft was fifteen feet ten
SOUTHWEST Pass, May 49, P M.-Baron eter 1895.
Wind east southeast, fresh. Arrived-Britisa
brig Emma. Robertson. master, forty two days
from Rio JaneirO; American schooner Sargent
\. Day, Huoterm IN, master. seven days nom
Uiilla. Sailed-Steaners Algiers and Margaret
SHREVEPORT, May la-Weather cls ar and hot
River on stand Arrived Kouns, from Jefferson
Depsrted-Dawn, foc above the Raft, and k'uns
for New Orleans.
vicKsBURG May la.-The river remains station.
Shreveport i: 1t A. ii. Up Genevieve at T. NJ;
susie Silver, at 5P. N. Arrive i--City Of vicks.
turg at noon and IlllnOis at p NJ.
thirt three feet eight inches. Wee ther clondy
aud threstenins. Mercury Ss7. Arr sed-VInt
Shinkle, from Cincinnati; Storm and tow from the
VucISNAr1, May l3-River fifteen feet and fall
| ing Heavy shower this afternoon; fair and warm
P,rTssrSG' Nav ls.-River eight feet one inch and
| rising slowly. Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May ID River f. ing; seven feet
| sey ca incnes in the canal. Weather warm ana
ear. Down-Thompson Dean, from Clncinnati 10
CAIxo, Nav ls-A-rived-Grsn nd Tower. from
| vicksbnre. 8 P. N Mollie Moore. from New "
Ia n; Bismarck from New 0rlesnea 4. NJ; At.
lsutic from 1T. Louis ga. NJ; Sherlock, from New
orleans, 4 P. n. Departed-Capitol City, for
P. N; Mollie Moore, for st. Louis, midnight;
Church, for Cincinnati A. NJ; Moran. for New
Orleans 8 "A. n; Bismarck, "A. ~; She rlocs for
and falling. Weather clear. Mercury 7s,
Sr. Louis. May IS.-Depa1 ted-Grand Republic,
New Orleans; Maude. vicksburg River fallen
| EvAssv1LIs, May ls-River eleven feet eight
| inches and rising Weather clear, waIm and
| WINDY. Up-Cherokee, at A. M.
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Religious Oeviltry.

Religious federation among the subjects
of the Sultan docs not seem to have gained
in strength by the recent DEGREES. Some
time ago the tomb of the Rev. Mr.. Morgan,
an American missionary, who was stationed
for many years at Antioch, and who, dying,
was buried at Hababiy, village near An
tioch, was desecrated and broken up, to-
gether with the graves OF the native Pro-
Jestants who slept near him.
Bands of young men and youths of the
city have also OF late been addicted to
parading the streets, invoking curses on the
heads of the "Katfirs,' or infidels. These
proceedings, coupled with frequent insults,
did not naturally tend to reassure the Chris
tians; and as no check was attempted to be
put upon them by the authorities, they
have been kept upon the tenter hooks of
still greater evils. A week ago, a man call
ed Gabriel Effendy, the cashier of the La
TAXA cus.omhouse, an Armenian Christian,
q native of Bagdad, was accused OF having
been overheard to blaspheme the Prophet
while in conversation with his wife in his
own garden. This crime, if proved-and
the two witnesses required by koIaaic law
were not wanting. besides Others--ls pun
ishable by death. Notwithstanding the
lat denial of the accused, and the imprOb-
ability of such statement the charge
alone was sufficient TO pour Oil on
the already lambert flame. The city
was coon in an uproar, the mob crying for
vengeance aud psrading the streets with
loud cries. The Governor, as usual, looked
wise and did nothing. He is an old man,
whose special mission in being sent from
STEAMBOAT is according, as it is said, to his
own statement) limited to levying the taxes
and asserting M0slem ascendency. The
major. however, in command of the hand
ful of troops arrested the accused and took
him to prison under Escort, to save his life,
followed py the mob, and safely lodged MIN
there. The telegraph, meanwhile, reported
the state of matters to the Governor Cen
eral of the province Of Damascus, who in
reply sent orders to send the man to Vri-
poll, the chief town of the district. He
was, accordingly, clipped on board the
Russian steamer last Sunday morning, I'M
der a guard, in company Of several Of his
accusers. Forty minutes after quitting La
TAXA the unfortunate man, worn out by his
past sufferings and despairng of the future,
threw himself Correspondence
Pail Mall Gazette.
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c..es Yarmouth 81 cases vino &C cases liquors ~
cases vinegar LIS cks vinegar
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CrNCINNATI-Steamer Mary MIle--os ~ nnui lard
hacco sci bble -four l35 ties lard Ivy DuSnJr asaO
aaS bales hav los ties hams Jos bbls wnsHy nro
sks corn AS bills pork 10 chs bacon ana sunu'' Wv
duce o..,., A,an---33 bales
cotten so bbs molasses so head cattle anu ~
LAUREL vALLBR-Steamer Henry rev. rev.. and
seed Gotten 1889 SKIS rough rice % Dds mol's''
observation-disclosures St Mary-76S pa and
ton 394 AKA cilcake 1853 bpls OIL leo head cs''1o D
sundriee - p4 Ah,e-268 bales
.ottnn IIg sks cotton seed SO head GALLO M" '"A
dries p;,no-23 bales cot.
ton "a bags wool and sundrlts < ha,as cot.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vlctoria--' '"'''
'o Rn.nxI~Sohooner Rlchara-3l bales cotton
"ssI1WKR OOAHT-nteamer waloon-bunanes
LOWER COAET-Steamer Oriole-Sunofi0'
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROADS.
MoRaANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAlLhO ,.ao.
NAV 1925 bales s0ttOn 81 hhds sugar oDt saf ss
hba m olasses 22l bills rice 239 sks rough k0o ~
nG NEW OHL FANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. NAY aGy
la-7s bales cotton 20 hhds tobacco 1874 s&s Po' wv
aka oilcake IA tcs hams and sundf1es
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THE BORDER.
3IcNelly Again-He Whips Gang OF
Cattle Thieves and Receivers the
Stolen Stock.

sIcNeny Asain-He Whips Gang OF
Cattle Thieves and Receivers the
Stolen stock.
GALVESTON, May Is "A Galveston Nevs
special, from Brownsville, today, says.
Captain McNelly, who has been stationed
for some time with his command OF Texas
rangers at Santa Maria, about forty miles
from here, en- yesterday morning broke
camp and left, it is eaid, with orders to re-
port at Laredo, Texas. Last night, while
near Edinburg, he struck band OF cattle
thieves, as they were in the act of crossing
the RE Grande with cattle, killed two and
wounded one OF the thieves, and captured
some horses and cattle.
aIatamoras Evacuated by the Revolu.
tI0nists.
Another special says the revolutionary
forces commenced moving ont of Mata-
lnoras last night. Gonzales will leave this
morning with the rear guard. it is thought,
TO Join Diaz and atta Escebedo, who is
this side OF Reynoss, advancing on Mata-
rnOras
I1atamoras in Charge of Foreign C0nsuls
Waiting for EscobedO.
Another dispatch says General Gonzales
On leaving MatamOras, there being no mu-
nicipal officers, placed the city in charge OF
the American and German cOnsuls until the
arrival of EscObedO, to preserve order and
insure the protection of foreign citizens.
The commander Of the United States gun
boat Rio Bravo, now there, co-Operates with
the consuls, aud detailed part Of his crew
as guards. 1t is said General Devln, OF
Fort Brown, Texas, sends further assistance
# required.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

Nav York, May Is, ,Evening@o,Money easy, at
sd5k. Sterling steady, 81 88ls. Government
bonds dull and steady; new lives ll1k. State bonds
Flour unchanged. Wheat closed with brisk e1,
% re inquiry. Corn 62d68c. oats fair trade, 3S0
Soc. Coffee, Bio quiet. l5a0lsAc.. gold Sugsr
steady. very quiet. Molaeses ana rice quiet and
3urpentine heavy. 33c. Pork dull and heavy; new
$50 IS al; closing at $50 8O02U IS. Lard closed
b. avy; prime asieam 1860. Whiskv finn, 81 u
Freghts firm; cotton pr sail d932d; &c am 81 O
led
CINcisxA7I, May l8.-Flour easier and Unchanged.
Wheat steady; 81 1901 80. Corn dull and unset.
tied; 81 052c. Oats inactive; 35O42c BYE dull and
unchanged. Pork dull and nominal; sM: I Lard II
Bulk meats dull and unchanged. Bacon quiet
shoulders 3ssc; clear rib sides II sc, clear sides
axe. Hogs-Demand fair a i'd easier; fair to good
heavy 81 lo07 Is. Butter easy; choice Western
Reserve 2ld7c; prime to choice Central Ohio
CHICAGO, May la-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat 81 06'a al Nc &. June delivery Corn irmer
4s048tc cash. Oats dull and nominal No. 3c;sc
changed Lard ste sdy; II 2s0l2 21,sc spot and
June. Bulk meats easier; shoulders &c; cear I'd
sides lOTc; clear sides l2ac; ali boxed. Whisky
81 O7Ia.
wheat dull No. .ei fall g. IS bid; No. do
Sl2Tk bid. Corn quiet and steady; NO. mixed
45d45Ic Oats dull and dropping; BIN N33c
Rye dull No. . 60c. Barley and whisky unchanged.
Pork dull sal 2502l 50. Lard dun and noui-
nal. Bulk meats essier; shoulders 7ss01a4c;
oloar rib l0lsc; clear sides lie. Bacon easier;
shoulders SIC; clear rib lhc: clear sides l2c.
Bogs steady; bacon So 60O7. Cattle active and
strong; a0Od to choice native steers 81 osaa l2'i
Foreign Markets.
PARIS May l8.-Specie in the Bank of France in.
crsASod Is 900 900 francs.
LIVERPOOL May ID. $50 P. M.-Cotton-Futures
gu let and UNCHANGED
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened al Il30ll3A. against ll2aa at New
York. and after q fair business. closed. under
more liberal supply. at ll2A all3 &c lower than
yeste day. against tho opening rate in that mar
ket. he sales summed up $4,000 embracing
k5OOO $4,000, snd $4,000 at liz i; $500 and
$4,000 at 49, $1,000 and $1,000 81 ll3's, and $4,000
at l13A.
Anne ilcan silver was in limited demand, and no
sales we've reported. but the market was still
quoted at l00ls l0l.a, currency. Mexican dollars
were quiet and continued to rule at 89a, gold
L nder The Improvement in gold at New
York. sterling advanced 1c. equal to about
20 p cea', ard francs nearly \ " oeht
embracing $4,000 Al clear at SIS 49, $4,000
bill OF lading at SIS 43 as 4Gk; 10000 do at e5 asa
4Sh: G25O0 AL clear at IS 49, and $4,000 bank
at IS 50.
The only sales of francs reported were 30 900 COM
mere ial at 4.6vss, aud 200 600 at AGO.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS a
for bank and ass 50 for the bank counter
rate; and francs at 0l69 FOX commercial, and
nominal for bank.
With light offerings and fair demand New
York sight continued strong.
The sales com Or sed &2l7 ,50a, embracing $500,
s 10 900 and S25, COO commercial At y cent pre-
MUM 5000 60. $25 WO private bankers aud
We also noticed sales OF $500 Oc0 in gold checks,
embracing s 40 900 and 100 coo 1T Tar and i p
cent premium. and $400 GOO and @20.OoO at i, the
market opening at par ana closing at premium.
The banks continued TO check on New fOik at
u p cent premium, and commercial sight was
stlll quoted at Is.
Tn. following is the official staten. Mt of the
sales rep Jrted Today a. the New Orleans otock
Exchange;
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O0NSTABLES' SALES.

w xU;..,ra va. Richard Small;
- Richard small VS.. Lucy Robinson-Fifth JUS 0as
tee Court for the parish Of Orleans NOS $50
and a43.
x 800 - nc t,irected by the Hon. William l..
9Th Justice Of the for the parish
Of in above nss eat aa In .aoton.
frnnt of the CouI thouse Fifth District, CITY OF
New, New onleans Gate Algiers SATURDAY June Il
1876, at twelve O'CLOCK NJ, the following oescf'oou
pC.RraIN HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, NO.
8, ard ali the Improvements thereon stua.ea u, ~
The Fifth District, city of New Oreans IN squa,
Emra streets measuring q feet inches front on
Market ct eat by 100 feet and assessed IN Tue
name of Lucy Merr!et. anti,
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
myI9 u iel1F ". u oW enI, Oone'a"'o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-19

vance, Fame Vs. eAUlcs
~rpERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR Par.
y ish of Orleans, Nos. 7s1ls and s',aL-
SS;r.c+ad nv the honorable the Superior Ia
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, in liz
above entitled causes for city taxes OF 1874 and l
+ will nroceed to sell at public auction, q. ths
Merchants and Auetioneers, hIchange, Boyal
the second District of this city, on FRIUiY
Nav 49, 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the folosns
described property. to viii
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated in thu
First District Of this city, in square number ene
hundred and thirty.two. bounded by Mag,sias
CnmmOn. Gcayier and Tchoupitouias Streets dsrs
mated a. lot number nineteen, mt assuring twenty.
one feet on Magazine street, by one hundred md
twenty feet in depth.
O. FIVE CERTAIN LOTS " GHOUND, Gtu
number thirty.three bounded by ChartIes Cana
Customhouse strsets and Exchange alley, dese
mated "a follows: Lots numbers fifteen and III
Teen measuring fOrty-three feet on Cbartres
street bv ninety-seven feet In depth; !Ot number
twenty.ons measuring thrty-ore on Exchange
siisv by six ~ three feet in depth; lots numbsrs
twenty-two and twenty-three measuring each
twenty one feet on Exchange alley, by S1ty.
three feet in depth.
g. A ChRTAIH LOT OF GROUND, situated Ia the
sixty SIX, bounded BY Royal, Canal, Customhouse
and Bourbon streets. designated - lot numbefI
thirteen, measuring seventy-one feet On Royal
street. bv sixtv.twO feet 10 depth.
4. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city, in square number
nine ty-faur, bounded by Canal Iauphine, CuE
tom house ard Burgundy streets, DESIGNATED ~ lot
number three, measuring thirtv.Ono feet on Caaal
street nv one hundred and forty feet in depth. 6
Seized in the above suits. A
EUGENE wAGGAMAN. IS
anIs % myl9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleau
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
TurpsnAY EHRNINa MAY Ii 1H76. !

The offerings were Of fair extent at the tanhs
and on tie street to day, and We noticed strong
or undertone outside, indicative Of still better
demand, less from renewed activity IN business
than to carry excessive stocks, at the same time
commercial paper continued to rule At previous
rates. In the face Of an advance at New York
gold gave way q fraction under the unnecessarily
heavy stocks, but the movement indicated in
creased activity.
In agree ment with thu cour Of gold at New
York foreign exchar &c advanced lc. or about 2,lo
y cent, and francs nearly y p cent. but the
movement in 10th was moderate. New York sight
being scarce and in request, ruled strong at our
quotations. considerable business was done IN
gold checks on New York. covering 500 ,OoO, the
arket opening at par and closing ct p cent
premium. Stocks continued dull. Both State
consols and city DO ads exh bited but little ANNA
tiOn, and were quoted slightly of 1T the clofe
Nothing of any consequence was reported IN Amer
lean silver. which was still quoted at 1908 OlOlh,
currency, dealers making but little demand for
round amounts. and teing reluctant to buy ev. n
at the inside rate We hear Ither complaints OF
the limited supply Of small change.
We low QuOoe exceptional y,aDer at 80 y
cent y anuum discount AL 40 ut 1922, and second
grade l50l8. First class mortgages still rule at
9OlO y cent p annum. while second grade are
entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-19

In Jail.
ST.. LOUIS, May i5.-McKse and Mcguire
are in jail
Children Burned to Death.
ELM1RA, N. y, May 18.-The house of
with three children, aged Eve, eight and
fourteen.
Bad for the Mill Hands.
Boston, Nav lS.-The Merrimao w0rsted
mills, at Wilton, New Hampshire, have
shut down. Sixty hands are thrown ont.
The Peabody mills at Newburyport will
shut down on the twenty seventh instant.
The Ocean mills will run, but at reduced
wages.
Bad Ncws from the Back Hills.
CHEYENNE, May 1S.-Emigrants to the
Black Hills are returning with melancholy
stories. The mining settlements will soon
be deserted The plains are infested with
blood thirsty Sioux. Custer City. which
had 1900 Inhabitants, has only 3OO remain
ing. ....
Still Walking.
SAN Francisco. May l3-O'Lsary main
tains his lead, but SchnelPs condition has
much improved, and his hackers feel more
confidence
Tho Reformed Presbyterians.
PHILADELPHIA, May lS.-Fhe General
Synod Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
OF North America assembled today. Rev.
John Afford was elected moderator.
Capture Of nm Abscondisg Governor.
ATLANTA, May lS.-Ex-Governor Rufus
b. Bullock was brought back to-day under
requlslti0n from the Governor, after an
absence of five years.
Governor Bullock was arrested under old
indictments that were made soon after his
fight. His bail was fixed at Ga, 900, which
he gave promptly. Several wealthy citi.
zens of both parties went on his bond. His
arrival created good deal of excitement,
- it was not expected.y
Steamboat Disaster.
CINCINNATI, May 18-The Cincinnati and
Evansville packet Pat Cleburne exploded
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
John Daily vs.. John w. Yam

John Daly vs.. John W. Y0uman.
SixTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ov
~ Vrleans No. 82O9.-By virtue Of a wr;. y" ~
n nS,a iaclas to me directed by the nopo W.
az the Sixth District Court for the nSr;sb
VI ;,, orleans. in the above entitled cause
ises hereinafter designated on TUESDAY r.e ~ M
aso at half past ten O'clock A. NJ the follownG
CERY STORE AND THR FURNirnRR o Avn s uHU'
o. contained at the corner
sixth District Of tSis cite streets in
may be seen in my Office A A~Ventory which
A ALSO; ONE n0RSk AND WAGON.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
uv,o >, o. % o., EUGENE wAG0AMAN
sA' ~ 81 j" C'7u Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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sumption act of 1875 and oppose any mea,,
s ~ "s legisiation which shall arbitrarily
liz day Tor such resumption. ..;o,
RESOLVED, That the charters Oh 'n 80 Zach
al banks ought not 10 % ISr hs wound up at
the expiration Of the term for which 1T, It Is
noc treasury notes Of the United States
Convertible into coin, on demand, and re,
ceivable for oil debts or taxes oue inc
slnited States. should he issued to the ex-
tent required by the necessities OF the gov
ornment.
Reselred, That we favor tariff tor rev.
owns. nDlv.
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SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsH
- Of Orleans Nos. Il 10 snd 81 .259-Gy virtue Of
two writs of feri facias to me directed by the hon
orable the Superior District Court TO: the par;ah
of orleans, in the above entitled causes for eit}
taxes of 1874 and l875, will proceed to sell at pus
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auetioneen5
Exchange, Royal street between Canal ard Cus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of tbh
city. on FRIDAY, Nav 49, 1876. at twelve OclockA
the following described property, to wit
/. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District of this city in square number sae
hundred and twenty.n nine bounded BY Magazine
rourth Const ance and Washington strt cts, desg
mated as lot number ore, inca surfing thirty.t1e
+. ct three inches on Magazine street, by enc hun
bred and twenty six feet III depth.
D Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situstsi
III the Fourth District of this city. in square INN
her one hundred and thirty. bounded by MagAzne,
Third, Constance and Fourth streets, designated
as lots numbers twelve and thirteen, measuring
ninety three feet on Magazine street, By one huE
dred and ten feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
kUGENE WAGSAMAN
apis 90 myI9 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of OreaM