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business CHANCE. /.

IL - .,,f,r : .IC, TT -. yJt -. "a 80
Having determined TO retire from the FEED
BUSINESS, offer for sale. The 1GOOD.RH.L and
FIXTURES OF my store, consisting Of. % n ,!l:,
|. No. ! HORSE, DRAY, and HARNESS, zKa.
+ PLATFoRa scILEs, =. 10 -. i. ~. ,:ai !
OFFICE FURNITURE, 7s,s-e, :g!as - :
BINS, MEASURES &G.:a .alae rS1t ;
an fact everything necessary for the proper COD
DUCT Of the business on an extepsive SCALE is7 ?
This Is g rare Opportunity for any one wishing To-
20 into business as they Will 1ud everything CONS.
iplets with afade already essnbi shed; THIS having
been feed stand fer apntnhs OF Heafs, 4, al
The pascnasess wa Rsys hs taxing
i &c 81 q se sss M 'tsss
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-DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

GReuorted expressly for the Richmond htpatch.I
MARCH 9.-Receip's larger han last week. -
LugS.-Very common. $3@S5; common, $50
So: medium. 48GGtS good. SSG5i O. -, :,
Fitlers:zCommon, s6@tS; medium. sSG$l0:
good. S10@$12 - =. -.
Snokers.-Copmon, &sasl2: medium bright,
$12@.15; GOOD To fancy. 81 5@523. -. - -,
Bright WruDDsrs.-Common. S10@al4; me-
dunn, S14@ta5: good, S25@t35; extra, 1859
$40 {; fancy, s4O@t50. - :,
Hahogaty lFrapDers.-Common.5 12@$lS; me-
dunn, $lS@$22;; good, $22@$25; extra, 1850
$40. - - !, ~ ALPHA
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A Policeman COnvicted-Naval.
Isnenial Iele gram to the nIsnatch.l

Especial leIt gram 10 Inc DIspatcH'J
NORFOLK, March 9.-The Corporation
Court found Policeman James Hollywood
guilty of robbng the Marine Bank to-day,
aud sentenced him TO three years in the
peni!entiary. ....
The war.vessels rem dezyoused here are
leaving daily for Port Royal. The flagship
Hartford sailed to-day. Five monitors re-
main. = - =
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ave sesr Nt AND OHIo RAILRoAp.-We
i9rer. =, "a, ie'ter lrom one of the commits.
I'd Obin r' "e'' Virginia for the Chesapeake
I 10 s,a, ,a,'foad, VINO gives . brief sketch
au /, no,r .! mat road. General Wick
zlre,sG nv y, luhnlne the road. He last week
:nag~ ~ We confident belief that he could
ID s,p,S o. - 20 on with the northwestern
ts,ent yss nss m, connections during the
/: sop,h"n. Inc present views are 70 make
I'D saa Connections tbroneh a ah
u Porlsnonn,pbf 'nwestern through Ironton
D''o'h.--t'ortsmouth Ohio, GIobs
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PoWdef, S,foL nc,
Tobacco Markets.
RICHNDNDTOBACcDE EXCHANGE

e ICHNuJNDTUBA CDEXCHANGE
.a ~ -. :, MARCH 8. 1876.
The breaks of tobacco during the pas: week com
prised 99E,hogsheads, A tierces, and so boxes.
There has been no change in the market since
our last weekly review, but sceipts have some
what fallen q. 49, $50 :, !.
We continue our quotations: D." . 80 - =
DARK Printing -s1.25 E.I6$ 81
:" DARk..Lugs-Very comnon, s2@S3 medium
mon n s4.5ogs5.5o; medium. s. Soa.7.5o: GOOD good
ss.50@$l0; fine, $1o@sl2 2: fine extra back wrap.
to goou. go. 5G@s8: fine smoking, $l2.50@sl5 s;
extra smoking: SlS@s20; LeaE-Common 10 me
ers, Sl5@$2O. Wrappers-Gominon. sl2@SIS:
medium TO good. 81 SYS25; fine, $25G$40: ex-
ira, &45MS70. .,....,0'' - ~ .'.-I.,
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Markets by Teiesraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRR. March .s.-Cotten quiet and firm
sales Of ,246 bales st. 24@l2 lS-16c, Southern
Improved; 81 80 for smbsr winter western: $l.4sI
a5nsr; 4sYSase, fol mixed western and STATE:
aud heavy; a7hl07Hc. for fai 20 good redning'
refined, 9s Tor standard l0hglohs fo5 gran
aes 70
very choice. Rice! unchanged. Tnllow steady ut
,9@9hc.. RosIn quiet at 39c. Pork firm new. S23.
sssS %h s s sa E. as os,saR sase ss
BALTIMORK HI !,
BALrIaoGE; March 9afess in stead. sa aemaad,
and unchanged southern, corn steady, atm. ald
demand good: western qulet and steady; southern
sn ss 1885, gs9 1s aSss sa .nf
1928 Bulk meats-Shoniders. .9kc.; ciear.sth,
f2He. Bacon houla q i9s@lons sleas.rib,
Unchanged. Coffee pon,Insly lower 500 lots bring
I5s9lsc. Sugar sctiyeIsnd arm. Whiskey dnt
~ sA.'Vfsh. o. ,@eTSCINSATI.1 40 q '-its1 r.
-.CuscrN.fA RI, March 9-Plnur dulfap unchanged
WSeat d.ril at 81. I0@$i. rs. Corn gulaf mud
ss d sa Iaashs ssss Ris
far demand :, stsam,s $13.0SEui3. l2k; ksstie.l
SIS 1881 Bu!k meats s ga, W.T., ssd nrm: seSsl-
aess sf E;:o near siosdy and arn sSaSsrs
clear rib-s!des. l3He-; clear sidsss shisksy
Am al al OF Butter steady and unchapgeds
HarsI DSmaud fair and firm medium heavy,
ss s0@ss. rs :Irecein, ,1-ose head; shipmsnts,
2ss hsa''s . LOUISVILLE. 4 ~, - I.
LOUISVILLE, sTarch 9,-f Flour, wheat. corn, snd
oats Suiet and ,incnanged! 9 Rye duh d. 7De.
Visions prml and eclangst: PoIs s2S BIZ IA
40 81 sciesr sides. $3.50 Baeoa-shousders,
Zoe ciearrib. l8se ;clear stdes,lS Hams Sta.
gsr.cured, l4sal4ae. LARD T,efees lasG3 s4ss
favs I5ImI5ac. Wbiskey drm as Sl.0o aSkeds
| Rsgg,nK anist and erfn az l2013c.
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RESINESS CHANCES.

JAMES T. NEALE, No. 121 Eighteenth;
u street, has for saleone TWO HORSE SP RING
WAGONS, three LIGHTIToP JERSEY WAGONS
for family use. Also, one secoDd-hand ROCK.
hand CARTS for farm use; one second hand
SPRING aDRAY. Repairing done IN good style. ). :,
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lr,r. Nalp U,'olnce is established at Ben
rou,e i nn,, SMpH'scmery county, Va. on the
with WiIi,,n' ',,nnnalPs Mill to Blaeksburg,
jAme, p '' ti II. Gardner as postmaster.
Hill Grow n"psy Is appointed postmaster at
Richard r. fl''sylvsnia county, Va, vice
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN ANDFLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 8, 1875.

RICHMOND, March 8, 1875.
..u..... r.. OFFERINGS. {: g-.f ...f % r.
WHEAT.-UhRe so bushels. Red 526 bushels.
CORN.-Whie 99S bushels. hired, 556 bushels.
OATs.-l. 216 bushels.
MRAL-5S bushels.
POTAToEs.-6O0 barrels seed.
CORN-BRAN.-24f bushels. '
BLACKEYE PEAS.-S bushels.
o., SALES. -... .....
Z WuEAT.-Red. "a bushels at S1:37; so bushels ut
&l 80 :; SO bushels choice on private terms; SO
bushels very good at *1.42; 20 bushels at 81 .25:
SO bushels ut 81 "a 80 bushels at 1885, 36 BUSH
els at Sl.32-iotal. 2S4 bushels. & ..
Corn White. 24 bushels very good on private
terms: 30 bushels at &c.; 500 bushels private
terms; go bushels very good at 54c-tota, 734
bushels. AfiIed, 556 bushels on private terms.
OATs.-l72 bushels good spriHg at 50c.; 500
bushels on private terms; SO bushels ut 52c.; 50
bushels common at 4Sc.: 22O bushels prime winter
ut 70c.-total. 1872 bushels. sl .f..
MEAL -5S bushels boltcd on private terms.
BLACKEYE PEAS-S bushels on private terms.
WHEAT-BRAN.-1.l26 bushels on private terms
CoRN-BRAN.-244 bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHIBlTED. r.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LADY sTkNLEY'S FUNERAL-NO PEACE
FOR TURKEY YET-LORD CHIEF USTICE
COCKBURN-THE EMMA MINE sWINDLE-
ENGLAND TO DEMAND REPARATION-
THE NEW FRENCH CABINET, ETC., ETC.
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THE new SECRETARY OF Wharf.-The Hon.
Alfonso Taft, LII. D., Of Ohio, the successor
to General Belkuap as Secretary Of War. was
born at Townshead, VT, in 1910, and is
therefore sixty-six years of age. After OBJ
tanning good country education, as it was
STYLED in those days, Mr.. Taft, in his nine.
teenth year, entered the freshman class in
Yale College, aud soon attracted attention By
the earncstness with which be prosecuted bis
studies. After having graduated with honors
MIR. Taft accepted position as teacher in the
high school at Ellington, Connecticut, which
he filed for two years. At the end OF that
period he became tutor in Yale, which po-
si,ion he held. and at the same time attended
the lessons and lectures of the law school at
the same institution. In the summer OF 1888
he was admitted to the bar at New Haven,
Connecticut. Immediately after being ad.
mitted be removed to Ohio, liked his
residence in Cincinnati, began the prac'
tce of his profession, and soon gather
ed around him both friends and clients.
Having a liking for political life and dis
cussious, Mr.. Taft soon appeared in the
ranks of the Republican party IN Ohio, ana
was chosen delegate to the convention
which nominated General Fremontfor Presl.
dent. In the same year he was named Tor
Congress in the Third district of Ohio, but
was beaten by Hon. G. H. Pendleton, the
Democratic candidate. After some years OF
retirement from public life Mr.. Taft was ap-
pointed a Judge of the Superior Court OF
| Cincinnati to fill q vacancy occasioned by the
| retirement from the bench of Judge Head
lev. He was twice rec ected to the same
office. Ia 1872 he resigned his position and
r, Catered the active ranks of his profession
since which time he has been 10 active prac
ticc. While upon the bench Of the superior
Court of Cincinnati Judge Taft created quite
stir in all parts of the country By deciding
that the Board of Education OF that city hat
the power to exclude the Bible from tn
public schools on the ground that it was
scCtarian book.
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Livestock Markets,

ai RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
\ Live stock sales, reppr. from the 80 20 ,he 9Th Of
March, 1876, Eeportsl by L. 6inmlI WefRhnsas'
aGatk liz hsaa7cemmon ID fair sold at ska
l4e. medium 10 good sold 81 SH@6Se.; e1trs solo
! shsso--Eair togo0d sold 4, 4AD5Ae.: extAl sold
nc BfG6ac., cross supply aud dsmand alaat sanal.
.5Ho0s.-24T head IA leassss' en demand ms nnm
- cainss. sold Per bead nj. Si3 Tor common
70 saS oa,sss@pali. 81 .,szfra, sbo0
ass on u!aI assl 4 - =, I & I
NEwsX0RK GtaTII4E Marker;
,t,r .Reeoee EEesbaofe fansx were orly
ID n 94 head but there was no trade OF
consentlance and no change In the actual CONDITION
~ tha arket or In prices. Dressed D-ef was SELF
Ing Slowly &c s@l0c. u b. for ordinary 70 pfiine
na Uassss ~ receipts we're 9s head suaialy milk,
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The life of Mr.. L. l.. Wood, Of AleXau.
dria. Va. who was killed. was insured for
$4,000 MIR. Wood was lorty-tiye years of
age.
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CLOTHENe7.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Intending to make change i'll our business we
offer cur entire stock of
CLOTHING, SHIRTS, and FURNISHING GOODS
At AND BELOW COST
FOR CASH. -~~---"
We have some very desirable 70 cd. in our
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.,
and will make them up to ORDER in the
VERY BEST STYLE AT PRIME COST.
Parties in want of CLOTHING have now an op.
portunity of getting 1t at FIRST COST.
Call early.
e. B. SPENCE Il SON,
Merchant Tailor,
mhl-1m 1900 Main street.
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la! Tr o. o, The Democratic senator's ad.
H. Aus'is has at present uI no claim uu'
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 7.-Fxport trade Is less active. Supplies
Of western leaf are increasing hut no further change
made 10 prices. Sales are 200 hossheaGs KEN
lucky letf at 5@17c.; SO cases seed leaf sundr!ts
AT 7@l26c 6S cases seed-leaf sundties, ohio crop
1878. ut $40; 81 cases seed-ieaf sundries, Ohio
crop S74, parity at 4Hc. aud private terms; l25
cases New ngland. crop S74, ut TIC. and private
terms; 100 ca >eS PENNSYLVANIA, crop 1874, on
private terms: 200 bales Havana ~ SSc.i1$ IS.
Virginia leaf quiet quoted at 20GD35c for bright
wrappers; 40M75c. for fancy Wrappers; 14@22c.
for dark wrappers; 100000. for smokers; ana 6h
Csc for lugs. 49, .sJ ms r.. ...
mon, $5@s5.50; good common, $6@S6 so; mid
ding, SS@$9; good to fine red, S90sI1; fancy,
$13@$2U; upper country, $6.50l$25; ground
leaves. new, $3@$10.
- Ohi0.-nreri0r To good common, S59E7; green.
ish and brown, $7G$7. so: medium to fine red, %
OSLO; common 10 medium spangled, S7@f9;
zine spangled 10 yellow, $1UG0B15.
Crop OF 1S73.-Sew England wrappers. S2U(D
s45; assorted lots 81 2@lS25; seconds, 81 0DSl2 (;
filters, $64SS. Pennsylvania assorted lots, 81 GO
S25. New York assorted lots, good to hne. $40
SlS; New York assorted lots. common, $SlQSl1.
Ohio; assorted lots, sS.5O@$10; Wisconsin as
S' rEop G Of is74New Engad wrappers, ship.
ming lois, $1OasI 2 wrappers, medium. 81 5aS22 !;
wrappers fine $25GD35 seconds, III 0tG$ oilers,
seecfious, $5A ST seconds and a'lers shipping lots,
1908 Pennsylvania assorted lots, $149S20.,
New York assorted lots, CT mnon, $70S9. yho
assorted lots, $6.50@$S. Wisconsin assorted lots,
Sc. 5O@S9. d
vana filters, fair, S7h@90c.; Havana fillers fine.
Observation-Disclosures work, common anu me
dun, In bond, 14@l7c.; good and line, In bond,
10000 bright work, common ana medium, In
bond, ! 9G22c; good aud line, in bond, 24aQ42e.r
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Drugs, Dyestaifs, Oils, Be.

alum. SC. y 81. .,5 49, - K 49,. - ...-
Alcohol: 1915 p gallon. 49, l5.s 81
Concentrated Lye: Si.75 U case OF Two Dozen
CoDDera8: Be. ..-l- .a,..rt.,S.I 7,
Cochineat: 90c. q n. .--------~-----.~
Extract QfL0gloood: lSc. lie. - )
Indigo: &1@Sl.1O. -. y
MnGtlter: lac
Oils Linseed. Use. macaine, 8l0s1 as;
sperm, ~ rs: whale. sc: straits. b3c-; Lab
rador-cou oil, S0QS5c.: lard, Sl.l5; sweet,
S6 "a DOZEN best salad. $1,000: castor, $3.50 a
gallon: Virginia lubricating, 25@60c-;. kerosene.
&c. "a gallon. - ~ &C., cas-
Race Ginger: 16c-
Soda: Sal, 2K@3e., in kegs; English soda, &C..
American, 4Hxc. = ~. al . u,
Spirits TtirDentins: 48c- - '..- '@' d..
II Foreign Fruits and Candy. s.y
:, Candy. lac. p D.. a." .1-"D
+, Oranges: s4.50@s5 q box; ST. q case. 1852 i
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~ .. q" Htds. Pigs. lbs,
Exports for the week.. LOIS loss 16l ,334
Exports from JAM l.... 1877 9,9l4 l,l4S,S1a
year ................... 5,16l 7,112 l,26S.9lO
Receipts for the wcek...,.. .hhdS, Il "
receipts for the ,week...... .hxs. ana cs. 455l
Receipts from January l.. 8,31G
Receipts from January ...bxs. and es. 3l,0S7
Receipts same time last year .hhds. - - 4.OSS
Receipts same time last year :bxs. and cs 32,640
= ! Journal Of Commerce..
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All . Ak3AIAk ILtkK NKI y = y Vs
Country Produce.

RICHMOND MARKETS.. ..
.- THURSDAY, March 9, 1875.
Country Produce.
Roots Ginseng, 9Oc.; seneca, without top, $50
e0c.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow. 25@2Sc. fair
to good, 1929; common. l0Nl2c -.'"
Corn Menl: 52@56c. U hnshel for country.
EoGs: In barrels, 12@13c. % dozen; IN crates,
Flour: Virginia country is quoted to-day: Fine,
S4.750t3: superlne. f5.5O@k5.75; extra. s6a
s & family s7@s7'2S; family rancy' $50
Fathers: Prime uve-goQse, 50@55c.; common,
Earseed: 81 .35@$l.4O q bushel.
Han: Virginia E!notny, s0c.0s1.lo; clover,
Oats: Baled. 90@95c.
Pork.-Oressed. 9kMl DC. ---------
Poultry Dressed turkeys, 14@15 ducks, lag
Sc; chickens TE,sl lo a99soc u ousne
Lard: Country. 13@13hc.
s, pn. c 75c.Gs1. Is. according to quality.
Bdk,d Str1,1 i: 50@60c., and In demand,
Te,aison Hams and saddles, 10913c.; whole
deer, 5@6c. oxoe
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: Rosendale, sl.75 p barrel; James River.
Lime: AGRICULTURAL. loo. "a odshel Virginia,
ln slaG Rof aams rro9ad ss5o9t9
delivered calcined plaster, 1925. -.s..". &,
DRY Goods. -
Bro,or Shedinos and Shtrttt,os: ~ Manehes-
ter, TIC. = Manchester. SIC, Manchester; 55c:
IA james River, Tie; z james River. &c; 4
James River. 52c.: A Granltevihe. &C.; Gran
iteyile, TIC "A Rockbridge. 7hc. : q Rock
bridge, exc. Al ": Conestoga, &C.; 6.
Conrstopa, &c.: Y D. Conestoga. To-; los Pep
perill. soc: 1914 City, Csc. Cotton-yarhs. 81 10
Byenched Stirtines and She1tngs: A War1sut-
ia, l3c.: Al Masonyie. l1c;; - 'tt oc
Ayonaale, &C.. "A Social. &C.; "A Amosksag
iOHc.: Wholesome. 9Xc. 4 Barnsley. 1c.; Red
DOG, &C.: B Sctuate, 7c.; Methuan. 5hc.; Pc
terborougn, 6hc.; 1914 Waltnam' &c.,; los
Ky sro 1sn'' 4TiHs Petersburg &c. Graniteve.
lOc.
Corset Teams: Pavonia &C.; Amoskeag, lOc.;
De,ai7ns Harlem, l2xc. Boston Steam Mills; Sc.
Prints: American. 7e.; Aliens, 6Ac.; k nc
washington, t.. Hamilton, 7c.; Merrlnack,
&c: Mallory. To-: Oriental. Pacific, 7c.;: Ar
/ Can,6rtcs: Rice, &C.; English. Gee '.'- d.
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~ Iron. steel, Nails, Ec.r

Rooe Manila, best, 16al se iute .a SHc "a tim
se 1e, $50; Pacific, sac; eowhasan Rawboas
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BARGAINS Ar X. HARROLD'S HOUSE
u FURNISHING ST RE, SIT BROAD STREET.
Beautiful decoratedlChamber Sets at $6. A large
assortment Of TiD Toilet Sets, China, Glassware,
Lamps, &C., at reduced prices. have the largest
stock OF Ch1ldren's Carriages in The city. Medal
awarded at he State Fair, 1873, for the best ear
rlagea. IL. ... ,..,,..... NH S-3m u
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

OATS.-300 bushels.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-04
By @. e. Girardey.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF STOCKS, ETC.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No, 80 444,

by =. E. GdRARDEY. AgCTIoHEER-
8, 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ, ct the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, in the rotunda of the st.
Char es Hotel in this city, will be sold 1t public
auction, by and in pursuance Of an order from the
Hon. A. L. Tiss0t, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated January Is.
1876, and rendered in the above entitled success
son, the following described securities. to Wit
l. Two Louisiana State Seven Per Cent CONSOL-
IDATED BONDS, $1,000 each.
q One Louisiana state Seven Per Cent CONSOL-
dated BOND. $500.
3. Three Louisiana State Seven Per Cent CON.
SOLIDATED BONDS, el0O each.
L. Two City If New Orleans WATERWORKS
s. FIVE FIRST MORrG AGE BONDS, $1,000 each.
of the New Orleans, Mobile and Texas RsilIoad,
Western Division.
g. TEN SHARES New Orleans Credit Foncier A..
ISOLATION $50 EACH with scrip dividend certificate
of ten per cent pe r share.
7. FORTY SHARES Southern and Atlantic Tele.
graph COMPANY, &25 Der share.
g.. THIRTY SHARES Of the valiette Dry Dock
Company. $50 Dor share
9. TWENTY SHARES Union Insurance Company,
10. fHRBB SHARES Rev Orleans Mutual In
a. TWENTH-TWO SHARES Home Mutual In
'u r s GSe%%Pa9ys go rer share p.n. s....
Is. fsN SHARES Union National Bank Stock.
IA SIX SHARES Mutual National Bank Stock.
Is TIN SHARES st. Charles Hotel Company.
Terns-Oash before transfer. in United States
treasury notes. my2a iea47 &
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-04
AUCTION SALES.
By Sele q Malochee.
POSITIVE SALE OF THE HOME PLANTATION.
SITUATED IN THE PARISH OF ST. CHARLES
ABOUT TWENrY-SEvRN Mills ABOVE THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS AND MAR THK
COURTHOUSE OF SAID PARISH.
BY ORDER OF THE CONSOLIDATED ASSOCJA.
TON OF THE PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA.

DY SELLE Il MALOCHEE, ARMA
ID SRLLB. Auctioneer-Ofice No. 50 Royal street.
THURSDAY, June Is, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, at
the Merchants and AuctiOneer1 Exchange, Royal
the Second District of this city. win be sold by
public auction, to close q concern
ThB VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION situated
in the parish Of st. Charles in this State on the
seven miles above the city Of New Orlt ans; said
plantation measures Is arpsnts front on the Mis-
sesippi river, and 10 bounded on the upper line by
the property formerly owned by Nicholas Chauvin
formerly belonging to b. Zeringus. extending in
d. pth On the upper line to 50 aIpents and on the
lower line to 70 arpsnts, together with all the
buildings and improvements existing thereon and
A two.story dwelling house, with large gallery
all around, two cottages or small houses. ala:ge
XII chen house. corn house, stable and one negro
cabin in the yard.
A brick sugar house, purgery AMI cane shed and
set of six kettles, steam engine and mill, bagasse
burner and nine negro cabins a large ahle. coop.
ers' shop and shade with fifteen bars OF pea vine.
There are on the place sixty arpents of plant
stubDle, more or lees; eighty-f q pents Of two
years stube more or less. and LIS alpents planted
IN corn.
There are besides nineteen mules, one milk cow,
three hefers eight cane carte. three small carts,
agricultural implements etc,
Terms-One-i alf cash in United States currency,
and the balance on a credit OF one and two years,
IN notes secured by special mortgage and vendors
lien, bearing seven Der cent interest per a1num
from the 0ay Of sale until final payment. the
sugar house to be kept insured, the policy to be
transferred to the parties IN interest," AMI in case
of suit on any of the unpaid notes the purchaser
will be required to pay five per cent attorneys
commission on the amount recovered, which com.
mission shall likewise be secured By mortgage.
Act OF sale before Amedee Ducatel notary pub
lie, at the expense of the purchaser.
mvl3 Is 81 ie8 IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-04
BY Nash q Hodgson.
PROPERTY ON FELICITY ROAD. BETWEEN PRY-
TANIA AND COLISEUM STREETS.
OF HATHANIEL OvBRTON, Dr.
CEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
ON LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTIol

RY NASH 4 HODGSON-w. l. HODGSON.
ID Auctioneer Office No. - Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY. June II, 1876. at twelve O'Clock
NJ. 1t tho ST. Charles Auction Exchange. In the
baseme mt rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this
city. by virtue and in pursuance OF order
Of the Hon A. L. TissOt, judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated
May -, 1876, docket No. -, for account of the
succession of Nathaniel Overt0n, deceased, at
public auction, will be sold
AVAILABLE LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon, siru-
ated in the First District of this city, in the square
bounded by Felicity road Ursnis, PrytAnia and
Coliseum streets designated IS lot No. g. and
uring 80 feet front on Felicity road, % feet
inches front Urana street, 70 feet II inc hes in
depth on the side separating it from lot No. 5. and
So feet inches in depth on the line Of lot No. =;
being the same property acquired by the deceased
from L. NJ. Merritt. "a per act before s. Mazner,
late rotary, on tie ninth day Of February. 1850
The improvements consist of . well built two
story brick residence, known as No. 2l3 Eel icity
road; slate roof, cistern etc.
Terms and COnditlOns-One third cash. and the
balance 1t one and two years, with eight per cent
interest and the usual clauses fr special mort
gage, insurance and attorneys fees, ten per cent
to oe paid cash on the spot to bind the sale, the
notes to be divided into coupons to SUIT the par
ties in interest
Act Of sale before James Fahey. notary, ct
the purchasers expense, including the taxes due
and ex gible IN 1871 myl7 % je4 IL II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-04
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