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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

/
ssw YoaK, Jaly'e4-Evening.-sso dull, lite
Sob treasurer ibalauces-Goid s33,7a2.sl6; cur
rency s 80, 49l 1875.
| The sub.treasurer paid out s2oa 900 on account
OF interest and $4,000 for bonds.
Customs receipts to day. S2l3Oo0
Orleans NE; sales today 432 oales net receipts
ST. gross 77a; consolidated net receipts 2224, ex-
ports to Great Britain 424.
lows: July II 23sa0ll4c; Augusta IL 23-320llasc;
September 1is1n 2l-32c; October Il 7l6c;
aary lihall i Sc; February Il 2l.saail II l6c;
Mae II E-320llsc Apr Il 3i-32Gi2ci May
Flour steady: little better inquiry: prices, how
ever, without decided change. southern aoml
more active common to tar extra 81 6Sa5 %
out decided change; limited export demand for
sail and steam grades, which are scarce; 5 20
FOR new amber Ohio the iirst Of the season. Corn
soh, c for graded mixed: 59a55lec for high mixed
ana yellow Western. Oats fully lc better; more
doing; 25d4lc for mixed Western and state. Cot.
fee-Ro quiet: l43, al1l4c gold, for cargoes l4'4a
&c. gold, for job lots Sugac quiet and steady 81
as; for fair to good refining; Molasses-Grooery
moderate DIT Ii and Talow fim; 81 ass. Tur-
pentne and rosin steady Pork lower; better xport
Lard opened lower; atterward became a shade bet
Ter; closed heavy; old Western steam li.25c.
Whisky quiet; 81 10. Freights without decided
change.
ST. LorIs, July 24-F1our unsettled; very little
dciug. Wheat over; No red fall s l 2t4 bid
Corn ea.ier Ale bid TOR Seguial: a Asc for August
Oats unsettled and loWtr; No soc bio. Rye
lower; 50d52c Whisky steady and unchanged
Pork lower; jobbng at sis so. Lard dull and
nominal. Bulk meats duh and nominal. Bacon
easier; shoulders So 08'ic; clear rib sides lo7s0
1lG clear sides ii c clear sides settled al ia
II sc and sold last h sif of August at He. Hogs
frmer for heavy grades; bacon IS lie c6 Is. Cattle
steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, July 2A.-Flour dull: family S 500
s 40 Wreat steady; red S &C. Corn duh at 4e y
41c. Oats quiet and steady at 26 d2oSc. Rye dull
at 61Ub3c. BIriey dull and unchanged Pc! k dull
and nominal at $i9 50d l9 IS. Lar! hrmor and
O uet steam rendered lie; kettle i2a. l3c. Bulk
meats il active; shoulders &c; Gear lib loc clear
sides l0Ac. Bacon Shoulders dun a: &c; sides
in far demard ard firm; Gear RIB l.201lI25c;
1 ear sides ll.5O0 II 62l.c. Hogs steady and frm
heavy ST TOd6 go. Whisky stealy and in good
demand at 81 10. Butter friner; choice Western
Reserve l6dl6o Central Ohio l5c
CHICAGO July 2t.-tloCr dull Wheat easier;
8a.c Corn firm and unchanged Data fin; a
shade higher; No. 28A &c. Bye frmer; fresh SEC
Barley dull 50d5lc. Pork lower; Sl8 Is ais Az.
Lard fairy active; a shade higher; loose. Bulk
ments quiet and unchanged. Whisky S lo1:.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL July "a, P. Mixtures firm; de |
livery upiands, any port, low middiiBg clause. |
July 29-32d; October and November l-32d new |
crop; shipment, upianis. any port, low middhng |
clause, by sail, Move mb5r and December ii6d, |
Silver yeVy firm; 49,
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FOREIGN.

Spoken.
LIVERPOOL. July 2i.-The steamer st
LOUIS from New Orleans, reports OF July
| Id, latitude 43o, longitude AZ. spoke rh'
Dorv Centennial. from Gloucester for Liv
| erpcol
Suicide Of n Banker.
LONDON, july GA letter from Rome
says a we'll known banker named Bald VII
drowned himself in the Tiber. Liabilities
S45O,000; Assets $4,000.
Dom Pedro.
The Emperor of Brazil has gone to Bcus
sells.
Negotiating n New Trensy.
Renters Telegram Company learns that
Lord Derby and United States Minister
Pierrepont have commenced negotiating g
new eXtrAdltion treaty.
The Lord Lieutenant.
II is stated that the Duke of Ma. thorough
has succeeded the Duke of Aberc n as
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland.
Anxious to be Relieved.
The Gonlois says Count Schoewalotf
Russian ambassador TO Great Britain. in
sists upon being recalled, as his position IL
London is iHtolerable.
The Extraction Question.
In the House of Lords this afternoon
Earl Granville called attention to the ex-
tradition question. He said the act OF 1870
could have no effect on the treaty OF 1872
The only advantage derived from Earl
Derby's course was the question: bic en-
joyment of society by certain American
citizens until they are arrested for cheat
ing or rODbiDg some one here. He hoped
the government would soon find an Issue
from the deadlock. He also advised remedial
legislation.
Earl Derby's arguments in reply to Earl
Granville were similar to those already
Published in correspondence. He said
negotiations were now going on, with hopes
of a speedy success; in the meantime the
government is concerning means to tide over
the interval.
The Earl Of Kimberly. Lord Coleridge
and Earl Grey supported Earl Granville.
The debate was adjourned in consequence
of the illness of Lord Cairns, chancellor,
who was taken suddenly ill while speaking.
The Crop Prospects.
The Mark Lane Express says: The prog
poets of Il good wheat crop now seem GER
IN excellent condition, though not quite as
plentiful as it would have been with more
favorable spring. The root crops are now
suffering for rain. The French and Ger
man wheat crops are satisfactory both in
quality and quantity. The local trade ex-
1ibits continued depression. Wheat has
declined one shilling per quarter and will
60 lower. Floating cargoes have
shared the general depression and declined
,ne shilling and one shilling six pence, but
he number offering has been steadily re-
iuced. The current lower rates must check
shipments.
Opposition to the Deputies,
VERSAILLES, July 24.-Many Senators be-
onging to the party Of the right seem dis
posed to push the campaign against the
Chamber OF Deputies. A large party in the
senate appear inclined to reject the mu-
licipal bill.
From the West Indies.
HAVANA, July 2i.-Advices from st. |
under date of the seventeenth, re-
'ort business exceedingly dull. American
liver is eight per cent discount as against
old. |
San Domingo advices are to the effect that |
verything is quiet. The tobacco crop is
list beginning to come in, and will be snail |
he market opened at fair prices.
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p. IL. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General,

HRLpQUARTERs Bic HORN AID /
YELLOWSTONE Extec ton, [
Camp on Goose Creek, " r., July 10 !;
Via Font Fetterman, ". T., July Y, 1916
To General sheridan. Chicago:
send in a courier to-day TO carry dupii-
Gates of my dispatch to General Merritt, for
fear the originals may not have reached
their destination. send courier to Gen
eral Terry tonight To inform him that viii
cooperate with him, and hsre 10 lind me,
also giving what INTO, nation / nave IN re-
gard to the Indians.
NV intention is 70 move out after the
hostiles as soon as Merritt gets here with
the Fifth, ard shall not probably send 10
any other courier unless something special
should occur requiring me 10 do so. am
getting anxious about Merritt's ability to
reach me soon, as the grass is getting very
div. and the Indians are liable to burn 1t
any day. GLORGE CROOk,
Brigadier General.
Artillery Recruits Going TO the Front.
FORTRESS MONROE, July a Orders have
been received by General Barry TO get in
readiness 100 recruits, which were attached
to the artillery school, for instruction in
May last. They will be assigned to other
artillery companies now under orders for
the West.
The Indians at the Agencies Transferred
to the Military.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, on
Saturday, telegraphed the Indian agents at
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail to turn over
their charges to the military officers at
camps Robinson and Sheridan, respe 3tlvely.
This was done by the commissioner for the
reason that he thought best, under present
condition of affairs in the Indian country,
to have perfect harmony between the mill
tary and civil officers near the agencies,
<I,,a al
between the officers at those points and the
agents.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,


The Mississippi Valley NAVIGATION Com.
lany OF the South and West Steam boat
john A. Scudder, her engines boa e. etc
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRT
l. District of Louisiana, No. l0,612.-In obedlenca
70 an admiralty warrant to directed in the
my possession
THk STEAMBOAT JOHN A. SCUDDsR her en-
slnes b0ats etc, now hbeled by the Mississippi
valley M !gati0n Company OF the South and
ana west 1or the causes SGT fortr in the libel now
pending III the District Court Of the Uni,ed States
And l do hereby cite and admOnish the owner
or owners thereof, and all and every person CT
persons having OF pretending to have any right
Title or interest in or to the same to be and an,
pear at District Court of the United States for
the district Aforesaid, to be holden at the city OF
New Orleans, on the third Monday of Move mbeT. to
said vessel should net be condemned and sold
aSreeab!y to the prayer of libelants
July :, 1876 e"A''
:o,o, s. B. PACKARD,
J30 10 20 aul United States Marshal
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O0NSTABLES' SALES,

W ID. TefrcbOnNe Bertrand Barris
ana fiere dourgOtte, in sclido-SecOnd Justic Q
C"urt III and tor the parish of Orleans No.
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FAC1AS tt,
- me directed by the Hen. W. II. Holmes
second justice of the peace in and for the parish
OF Orleans, II the above stated suit, l will pro
ceed to sell at public auction, at my office No 2G
Commercial place. on SATURDAY, August s. 1876
at twelve O'Clock M
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLB AND INTEREST of
ment rendered in the above stated suit 9
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
jy25 % aus JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable.
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Bertrand SalOy Va. Lean Eisse.


EoCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pa
= OF orleans, No. 43, 592.-By virtue Of vi
nerl faclas to me directed by the houorahs
FOURTH District Court for the parish of Orear
lhe ABOVE entitled cause, | will proceed ios
Puoilc auction, at the Merchants and Auctlcr
1IAchahSe, Royal street, between Canal ana
.oulhouse streets. in the Second District o.
NY, on FRIDAY, August IL, 1876, at twelve o.
IL .ns ne nI0IioWlng described property. to VII.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all tae
us ah0 improvements thereon, rights,
prlVlleges or servitudes thereunto attached
anywlse appertainng, situated IN tie Seconaa,
g. S,ic1 OF TINS city, in the square bounded by y
~; %. leIeI Chartres and Toulouse eets. us,
ing fs IN french measure, sixty feet eight "
Sron, on Royal street, by fifty seven feet rol
~ refer street; being the same properly "
49, ne oeienoant herein acquired from Cdsfs
aaron, attorney in fact of Marie Jeanne Les
1'or we OF r. NJ. Petit. as per act pas,ed y
~ -: 70 Atnas, a notary public in this city y
seized ID the ABOVE suit.
Terms-This beinp the sacopd and las. aud
me said property will be definitely adjulicss
me highest and last bidder for what it will v
at Twelve months credit. the purchater fun
ing pond, with good and solvent security; b.
eIgnt per cent interest per annum from date
special nortgage on the property sold unit!
pay Ment. said purchaser will have to o.
e ea pay IN cash the printing, sheriff. and q
Iees. etc., which amount to about enc hug
anu seventy dollars, aud Furthermore, the y
parish aod municipal taxes the amount OF y,
Is not yet ascel tanned.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
JyIo 10 aus II Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Or
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ADJUSTMENTS.
REMOVALS.
STOLEN.

STOLEN.-A TIN Box CONTAINING SUSpRY
~ papers, s 100 in currency, and three mortgage
notes. drawn follows
l. One note drawn by Charles Larrousse to his
ewn order and Endorsed by him. DAT I'd January 8
1874 payable in one year for il00.
2. One note drawn by Francois Ney. to his own OF.
der and by him Endorsed, dated February 25, 1875,
payable in one year, for $l5o1
). One note drawn by B. L. Mlaudou. agent for
samuel Morgan to his own order and likewise in
from date for $500.
All three notes bearing the clause ne varietur as
per act before A. Ducatel. notary.
The public is cautioned against negotiating the
same, as payment has been stopped.
jy2l 3t* CHARLES EAPHTTO
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frlgerios, No.
so Chartres street, for the past two days
stood as follows:
July 23-At A. NJ, 81: at P NJ, 92o;
at p. NJ, Sc.
July a4-At 8 A. NJ So; at 2P NJ, 9lo;
at P NJ. 9Io.
Lowest point during the nights of July
D and q 111
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have q sufficient number of troops to hold
their positions and repulse Servian attacks.
The total Turkish losses for the past ten
days have been 300 men killed and $50
wounded. The Servians lost fully $500
men. with five cannon.
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vs.. Sarah Elizaherh
Booth ct al A""etu

Booth ct al ""etu
touRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE n.,
wit nf VGIleans No. 44,08l.-By virtue nS AhioH
to mo- Herl IacIas against Sarah Eli. beth ass
Hs+rie e directed by the honorable tho E Dooth
ah"ra court for the parish of OrIeans FOURTH
mblic .mati cause, will proceed to Sa al Tue
ki 1870 auction, at the Merchants and Anoti seu at
tLse, Royal street, between Canai .loheers
oUlnhouse streets, in the Second Diat a aho Gus
oiaY, on SAT RDAY, August < 1873 ~. OF THIS
utIocS H., the following described 'u a. Twelve
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND des;on..o,
80 80 Two hundred and seveutv-saga. as nun.
hou n.y " lafayette Fourth District situated III
Whi eu W Liberty Gate St. Andrew,W 9. 'nis CITY,
brnd9 ton and Fourth streets mea =, 81. george
hv to u h ieet on Washington ana Fonrth ,nS thiet
Gor r~o hundred and fifty feet m Ihn. streets
from Jssi rs Purchased BY defendaS+ gu" h o..
Co W1n Jessie fillmore, as per sc. h tt neIe1S
3, 1860. fN-'' Ill ILLS city, dated February
nelzed in the above suit
tba said ms being the second and Last .,o.;.
the hipbaat s VIII De definitely adiudicataI -
at twe Va nu last bidder for what Il will hr;r ~
inc bond wit untns credit, the purchaser fnrnaf'
eight nsr co. geod and solvent security bearinr
specia1 mor unC interest per annum from date ~
paymrnt S.SaSo on the property sold until f~aI
nav in o naiu purchaser will have to dednc+ ai
fees ato o"en the printing, sheriffs and clsr,. u
and s;x., winch amount to about one bnnaAs
parish I'VE dollars; and, furthermore tha St ioo
Is NOT vat munlcipal taxes the amount Of vh;U,
viSs' 80 aus Civil Sheriff Of the P artab ~
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SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pan
- of Orleans. No. 81 570.-By virtue OF ~
feri facias to me directed by the honorabt
Superior District Court for the parish of Orlem
the above entitled cause, for city taxes Of III
will proceed to sell at public auction, at tn
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL n
between Canal and Customhouse streets. h,
Second District of this city, ON TUESDAY 4
25, 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the foIowu,i
scribed property, to wit
|. ELEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROusDs
ated in the First District of IL is city, in =,
number seven hundred and four, beuudu
Baudin. Genois, D'Hemecourt and Clark q,
designated as follows: Lots numbers slx tor
lots NUN bers ten to sixteen.
2. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, Gtu
in the Third Dietric. of this city, in squsrs
Der eight hundred and eghty-tnree, beunde{
Marigny, Josephine, Blyslan Fields and Solid
streets. des guated as 'Ot number three mean
Que hundred and twenty eight feet on 2M
Fields street, by two hundred and sXtv-sjsht
ID depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Ttrms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAnly
je22 Isl p Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Or
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The City Of New Orleans ", "
Y MnrI0ck: sa no We. Same: az mo " ~

The City Of New Orleans W. "
+. Murdoch; sa rie vs. same; same Va az
cUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE n.s
y of Orleans, Nos. SO 453 70, 253 and q rAG
virtue OF ee writs of feri facias to rsse'ia>i
BIZ the honorable the Superior District e r una
the parish of Orleans, in he above enttaSS ous
for city taxes of 1871. 1874 aud 1875, vii, eaus
10 sell at public auction, at the Mer"hsaa Proc
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street t
,anal and Customhouse streets, in ~ Etss
district of this city, on TUESDAY Ini.e Yea
at twelve o'clock ~ the following desealueSSss
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND a..
the First District Of this city, in eora-.-ais
forty five, bounded by Tchouptoniss nru i
Hunter ana Peters streets, designated 49, I'M
be seven cen measuring one hundred ~ oI ~
SIX feet on TehOupitOuias street, by ons Ia lS
and twenty feet in rep'h. 4ao
seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EtGENE WAGGAy.r
ie22 fyl2 % Civil Sheriff Of the Parisbofn
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The City of New Orleans VI, Win

i Wptts w with
CUPERIOs DISTRICT COURT FOR TIP p,,.
y OF orleans, No. 9l,5n.-By virtns
writ OF feri facas to me directed H.
honorable the superior District Court Y.
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled q
Tor city taxes of 1915, will proceed /, y y.
publ c auct on, at the Merchants and Anefi.sa
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal I anSs
tomhouse streets, in the Second District ~
citv, on TUESDAY, July 25, 1876, at twelvaMH,
II the following described property, to wt's
|. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, stus..
ths FIRST District Of This city, in squars nus
tfty-thrae bounded by North Market, Pstss
JoseIh and Tchoupitoulas streets, designs.
10 mum Der HIT -eisht measuring twentyons
on North Market street, by fItyeight T.
de pth.
First Datrict Gf this city, in SQUARE M
ons hundred and forty.three, bonded hi
stance TeIpsichore, Robin and Magazine ~
designated "a lot number nine, measurine ~
feet nine inches on Constance street, Nv
huniIea and sixteen feet nine inches in ds,ss
Seized in the above suit.
Trrms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGANAr
ie22 igl25 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of OH.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARE,
~ orleans, No. sl85.-By virtue of VI.
R1pu .ac.as against Mrs. Henrietta G. Gs-
S S.roWn H. to me directed by the honorable
shoHa District Court for the parish of orleans.
,c entitled cause, will proceed to sell A.
~ Sauclion, at the Merchants and Auctoa1(
to nuhhanse' Royal street. between Canal ana
citn streets, in the Second District ~ "
o'cic,, On SATURDAY, August 26, 1876, at "
w rtocG d., the following described proper
- THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sta
Cbo ne square number twenty, bounded
And n's, ana Prytanla streets, Louisiana
fnt Ioledano street, in this city, two OF a.
n lo.s are DESIGNATED as lots mum bers four ans
dataa pan drawn by B. Buisson, late saa :
$50. .eo June ~, l847, each lot measuring t1lIS =
front on st Charles street, by one hpnsress
; s"ehty feet in depth, between parallel hnes~
40 .ne nan or . certain lot formerly KNOW
nr moer three in said square; together win with
thploVements thereon, rights, ways and oii''
lnereunto belonging.
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash ON the spot
lSZS aus IS Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF w
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Wheelock, Finlay & Co. vs.. Marx L.,

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PN
Il Of Orleans, No 1336.-By virtue of q Wi
nerl facla' to me directed by the honorable
fiith District Court for the parish of Orean
the above entitled cause, 1 will proceed to-,
at public auction, On the premises hereinafte,l
ten O'Clock A. NJ, the following described proz.
to wit
THE CONTENTS OF A DRUG STORE. sitn
at No. ZIG Magazine stree t. in the Sixth DsrE
TINS city, as per inventory " hich may be 81;
nv Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAS,
IFlf ~ % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OLa5
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New Orleans. at , A. N. River twenty eight feet
ten inches and falling. Weather clear and cool.
PIrrsBURG July A-River three feet five inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
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Ihe City of New Orleans vs.. J. C.l!
Datt; same Va. sama.


Datt; same VS.. same.
SuPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PlE
~ OF Orleans, Nos. 1904 and 90419.-ByN
OF two writs of tieri facias to me directed
tne honorable the Superior District Court fa
parish Of Orleans in the above entitled cA
Tor city taxes OF 1874 and 1875. will proceed
sel at public auction, at the Merchants and!
tloneers' Exchange, Royal street, between O
ana Customhouse streets, in the Second Dist
OF TINS city, on TUESDAY, July Is, 1876. at tE'
O'Clock NJ, tue following described property
Wit
TWO CERTAINLOTS OF GROUND, situateiha
fouTth District of this city, In squar. numbeli
HHnCred and sixty three, bounded by Seve
Chestnut, Camp and Sixth streets, de ,ignata
Iot3 letters and {, me assuring forty feet on
in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
leZZ j. % Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF OILS
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTOS-The sales to-day embraced 1850 ba es
at rather stronger prices without requiring any
change in our quotations. We give also the figures
and report of tie Exchange, "a below
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
The City OF New Orleans vs.. ID. Trau,;,,v

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p.pIsu
49, - OF Orleans, No. 81, 627-By virtue Of an n
peror ps ie nc eo directed the SUI
me above entitled cause for civ taxes "a IN
Me VIII proceed to sell at public auction At 90,
street ha.s and Auctioneers' Exchange. Rov.1
~ eeS, between Canal and Customhouse a.
ne second ss md District of this city on TuEsD.V
SaS -, 1910, at twelve O'Clock it,, the foou
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GeorNn
tne FIRST District OF this city, in snuara 'Ited IN
prVad nandTed and bounded Sr
designated as lots numbers seven snd ~; 1 streets
i've Feet y i1T1 feet on Dryades street By nnets
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the s,wt
ie92 iv,95 c;..., g., EUGENE WAGGAMAN
JeH1 INI % civil Sheriff of the p.r;ah "
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In the court of Alabama claims, in the
following cases, the court announced that
its members were unable to agree upon
judgments for various reasons, and sug-
gested to counsel the taking of further
proof: For loss of merchandise, case No.
1850, Mary A. Kaiser, New Orleans; No.
1877, James c. Marsden, New Orleans; No.
1857, A. Marinoni, New Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALES
~z.- >e MAJ s,.p.

The City of New Orleans W. -.
MCPHERSON. MA
cyUPERioR DISTRICT COURT FOR Tn.
y of orleans. No. 80, 3l.-By virtue ~ fAh
Teri faciss to me directed by the bon.s Nj
Sunerior District Court for the par; ssSpnofaks
in the above entitled cause, fer CIV ta,a u Ol
T. win proceed to sell at public auct;oses
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchsna,,
s st hs sse%sdn eaHs .' tGs eh
DAY, July 25, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ pn
lowing described property, to wit H., tas
A CkRTAIs LOT OF GROUND. situated :.
ElrsI ps and seventeen bon ~ aare na,S
St. Charles, Carondelet and Julia stI.s..
mated as lot Lumber sixteen, measnr;nHA u
six feet On st. Joseph street, by one bnIklNess
in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
ktGENR wAGGAx..
ie22 iyl IS Civil Sheriff of the Parish asHs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-25

A book agent has been lately shot and
killed at Austin, Texas. 1t appears he an
gered an old citizen by urging him to buy
after being told no book was wanted
Literature can rot stand long against a
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