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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-03
LEGAL.
notice TO NONRESIDENT.

Whereas, n certain precept has been duly
Issued 10 me by the mayor OF the city OF Indf-
annapolis, under the corporate seal OF said city,
dated December 10. Is76. showing that there Is
due the following named contractor the
amount hereinafter specified for street i'm
proyement in the city Of indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Due James Mahoney for grading and graveT-
ing the alley between HOyt ana Fleiher ave-
nues, running from Dillon to Linden STREETS
rom o. G Wood christian name KNOWN
the sum OF four dollars and foF7y-twO and
one-haf cents a 49, amount OF assessment
charged against lot No. one hundred and
Felity-fVe QISl in Spann q Cofnpany;s
Woodiawn addition 10 the city OF Indiana
pol 5, Marion county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant Il hereby notified
that, unless within (20l days sfter the publica-
uOn, Tor three Wpeks, of this notice the
amount 80 assessed against the above de-
scribed lot or parcel of land is paid, will pro-
ceed 10 collect the amount so Assessed bv levy
and sale OF SAID lot or parcel of land, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
the above claim, and all costs that may accrue
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
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BY virtue ola certain precept TO me directed.
by the mayor of the city OF Indianapolis, Indi-
ana, and duly attested by the clerk OF said city
under the corporate seal of said city, VIII on
SATURDAY. January Is. 1877,
sell at public auction, at the City Court Room,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following described
lot, or parcel Of land, or so much thereof aS
may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinaf-
ter named as assessed against such premises
for street improvement, and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No. eight (s) Kaufman's subdivision OF
Blake's addition to the city of Indianapolis,
Mar on county, Indiana, owned by Willis w.
Wright, against which is assessed the sum OF
seventeen dollars aud seventy cents eli 7O1
for street improvement in favor OF Patterson
& Cunning, contractors.
HENRY w. TUTEwILER,
City Treasurer.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-03
BALSAa AND PINE.

The healing properties OF our own fragrant
balsam and pine aud the gums OF the East are
gpot fni. he9iing sootbing. ami sirengthaning
properties ale known TO thousands. When
combined in accordance with late and impor
tanu discoveries in pharmacy their healing
and strengthening properties are increased
tenfold. In this respect our Plaster IL the best
In use without the aid of electricity.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-03
TWO TO ONE.

Thus combined we have two grand medical
agents In Que, each OF which performs its func-
ton and unitedly produce more cures than
any liniment, lotion. wash, or plaster ever be-
fore compounded in the history Of medicine.
Try one. Price, Is Cents.
Sold by all druggists, and sent on receipt OF
25 cents for one, SID for SIX, or S2.2o for
twelve. carefully wrapped. and warranted, by
WEEKS & POTTER. Pro?rietorS. Boston Mass.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-03
ELECTRICITY

AS grand curative and rrsto rative agent is
not equalled by any element or medicine In
the history of the healing art. unless the vital
spark has fled the body, restoration by means
of electricity Is possible 1t Is the last resort of
all physicians and surgeons, and has rescued
thousands, apparently dead, from an untimely
grave. when no other human agency could
have succeeded. This Is the leading curative
Gle mi in this Plaster
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-03
COLLINS
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS


An Flectro-Galvanic Battery combined with
the Celebrated Moderated Porous Strengthen
Ing Plaster, forming the hest Plaster for pains
and aches in the World of Medicne.
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EseL1sH 8 Wilson, Atty,s for Pra.

Indianapolis, Ind, pecemberso 1875.
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SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT.

IndianapoIis. Ind, .December 90. LEO
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.

Ind, December 20. ls7s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-20
InrImldntlon in Louisiana

a Washington special to the Ne'o York
Tunes says:
That portion of the House Louisiana In
-ysstiRaGTng Committee which visited the
Red River parishes has returned TO Wash
ington. Mr.. DAnfOrd, who was on the com
mittee, states that after the fret week of
the investigation, which was conducted at
New Orleans, the committee was divided
and sent into various districts, 80 that the
tee timony taken by one subcommittee is
unknown to each of the others, and it will
not be possible for the committee to reach
definite conclusions un:l all the testimony
shall be printed. Mr.. Danford says there
does rot appear from the testimony that
OutrRgeB and intimidatiObs were directly
praetieed to any considerable extent at the
last election in the Red River parishes.
The colUred people were so thoroughly in
Inundated by previous outrsges in that
district that fresh atrocities were not
needed to prevent them from visit.
ing the polls. The recOlleetions of
their sufferings in previous years was
sufficient TO deter them from attempt
ing to exercise their rights in NOvem-
Der last The system of taking evidence
adopted by the House Committee was in.
strumental in preventing much evidence
from being given by oolOred men. Had the
committee summoned Witnesses to New Or
leans, where they would have been free
from the terrOIizing presence of their per
secutOrs, the eOlOred men would have testi-
fed fully and freely. As it was, they were
summoned to testify in presence of those
who had visited upon them all manner of
outrsges, the presence and threatening
manner of the audience being menace
which effeotually sealed their lips. Mt.
Dantord says he has no doubt, from what
ne heard and saw 10 Louisiana, that had
Tree election been held Hayes wonld have
carried the State fairly by at least 10000
majority.
The manner Of taking testimony to which
the gentleman refers was agreed upon by
the Louisiana Democrats long before the
House committee reached New Orleans.
When It was announced that such Q com.
mittee was coming to the State, many Of
the most important witnesses for the Re-
publicans were summoned to the capital.
Here they were ready to testify, as they
knew they would be protected. Nearly eV-
cry one of them, however, stated that after
they had told what they knew of the Dem.
ocratie canvass they could not go back TO
their homes. This being the case, IL was of
course impossible to get the cOlOred people
to testify freely in the presence of the men
who controlled the Democratic rifle clubs
ia the bul1dozed districts. Mr.. Tilden's
agents in New Orleans knew this, hence
their action in sending the House commit
tee into the interior.
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[nnnrrnnrp rnou rInsr PACE. ]

Iown January 10 32al3A; February. 10 s,32d y
SIS Barch 10 lT-z 6l3 9i6; April l2a Msy ~ 1910
Sla3I-32 June IA 3526 l4S; July IA 1-52Gl4hi Au'
ust u s2d3l4 SIS: ember 1875 dl3 1916 OotO
Der 10 gIs6lsss; N, vember 1870.
sub-tressuly bAlances-GOld S6I'O's'E'i cur
The sub-trsasurer ipaid out for interest ss9OoO
for bonds 5 1876 900.
Custom tipts, coo.
Flour without decided ehange limited export
and home ade demand sOuthtrn nonr-, Less
doing, with unchanged prices wheat o shtle
trmeI. limited exp rt anu milling demand; 81 %
for winter red Western in store. Corn heavy; new
k0Ac lower; only light trade for export an9
hon Sc; soc Tor up graded new We tern mixed
on track. oats duh and unchanged. CoHee-bio
&c lSvr g9ei eaIgoes ISozasS G0 Oe spd i1'.
changed. Rice stFadyi only Job sales. IaLoW
STEADY; prime s5c R0sn - 4OdS ~. IuLPeL'
hI7 so for uninsps cted ueE mess, lard closed
hrm; prime steam ll.200il.30c; WhiskY quiet
CHICAGO. January l9-Flour ia light demand
hOlae firm. Wheat active, hIm and higher No.
chosgS spring 81 - . Gan .oivs "a and shade
higher; 40 c cRsh;ss- &c February; a &c March,
49 &c May. Oats faiIlg active. Rye sIesdy ana un,
changed. Barley ia far demand al firm. Pork
unsettled and generally higher SO s9Ut1 cash;
SIT 959l1 IN ' arch. Lard unset led bnt e n
orally higher; lO.85o cash; lOSoc februsrsi ll'lZs0
lSc March. Bulk meats ttesdy and in fair de
rnand. Viii Ky steady and unchanged.
OISoINHATl January l9.--FlOur urn and u1
Changed Wheat easier; prime red 1901 50.
Corn Ia eOoi demand; 43G45c oats steady aud
film; 33@3sc. Rye arm s5c. Barley duls "a IN
15aac; kettle 1lh0ll94e. Bulk meats IN light de-
Tnand; holders rm; he demand IS chiefly for snee"
uaiions; shoulders 6hc; short RIB sides 99i 0sA c;
snort clear sides = d9e. Bacon quiet and firm;
shoulders Tic; clear rib sides s5sc; clear sides
t0ko. Green meats nominal Whisky firm; s. 0S.
Butter duh and unct anReo. Hogs dulli packing
grades So Is.
81. Lou1s, January ls-Fiour firm sud un-
changed. Wheat-No. RED fall 8 55 No. 3 do
8 53E. Corn quiet but firm; No. mixed 4OAc.
Oats dull and heavy; $3.50 Il. Bye, barley,
whisky and park quiet and uucba5 , d. Lsrd-Tn
good demand for future delivery. Bulk mt ats and
bacon duh and unchanged. Hags inactive; me-
dium 70 good lacking 50 6o15 80. Cattle IN
changed.
LIvERPooL, January l9.-The circular of the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association sage: Cot
ton was quiet thTt ughout the wei X with com
parattve limited business. There was h very free
supply. AMI prices for almost every description
are lower. American has been in moderate re-
quest, and prices I medium and lower grades
have declined about 3-l6d. For Sea Island the de-
mAnd was email and prices remain steady in ~
lures; business was small, with daily fluctuations
10 prices.
Yarns and fabrics quiet and firm; futures strong.
Up!ands, low middl ng clause, January and Febru-
Ary delivery 81 8 February and SsToh delivery,
I'd; March and April delivery, 3-32d April and
May delivery, : 5-33d; June and July delivery,
: 5-ledi shipped December and January, sal,
Is II I'd
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The ReconuIrion ID PncLnra.

When President Grants order to General
Augur was transmitted, the Washington
correspondent of the New York Times &C.
cOmpsBied the information with the follow
ing statement Of the attendant circum.
stances.
Since the Inauguration Of Governor Pack
ard, the duly elected chief magistrate Of
Louisiana, there has been some doubt
among politicians and others as TO what
action the President intends 70 take regard
ing his government and whether OF NOT the
President would formally recognize and
snstain him and the Republican Legislature.
The doubt referred to was created by the
Presidents failure to take any official notice
Of the troubles in Louisiana, or give any
direction as TO whether Governor Packard
or General Rieholls should be recognized
by the commander of the United States
troops IN New Orleans. His failure to take
such action was not caused by any doubt as
70 the legality Of the Packard governments;
that, be thinks, can not be questioned
Privately he has always held that the Re-
turning Board was n legal and coDstitu-
tional body, and that its decision Of the
election case in favor Of Governor Pack
ard Wae final and conclusive. He has not,
nR - this time, made these views
because he desired 60 await the
Of she congregational investiga-
N1I. EUh4 fNAIl4t4 NOW IN llNUlnlBuHs
aa9fnnt whatever action he might take
would be likely to receive tho sanction and
Bupp0rt Of the national LeatslatnKs While
he has been trying 20 carry oae tails impas
tiAl Nnd neutral policy, however, many
p4ominen4 Democrats here and in other
pars8 Of the cOVntEy, nllgtakiDg the oause
81 bis failure 10 act, have been encouraging
Nicholla and the either bogus State officers
to coutinue thoiR reballion aEhins6 tbs daily
elected guVeFnmens, and 90 take every sd
vautAQe which they could dskiva from the
iHaEtion Of the tFOops. One prominent
BeaaDcEafie Senator from 3 WassaEa State
he's he&n pnFtieaiarly conspicuous IA giving
aAyige Of this kind. He has been q o0n-
oeant photographic eomInuniaasion with
&iebelie aasd no later than yeatorday sent
him dispatch "a which he saanS8ied him
70 tmae fez4loic possession Of ehe stnio
houea maG dinleaGs che iawfal government.
En- giving shiB eonzeal lha Senatox stated
tAat such action OH tae pai& 81 the NiehaIis
cliqne eenla not IAN 80 Strengthen the cause
81 MF. 1ildoE.
BeaOlaina mwe7a 81 these fssla. and re-
qaxdinG Niehalla inltll6renee visa bha
eourtg re aaFolalinnaEg in.the hiehe1k de-
Mfaay thR President, aitat e01RaltGAlna VIA
AumbaE ef Senators Hgns Il W. etensh-
acA aAa u nn1AhGs * other wtlfhhoan
4en1slaNaleN@l l4Wg o1gs hna 9Ae se e x e4a-
a'a4 a4A iAqtaln the kaekasa 8oseEANsH
ana ~ aequplieza AaElalAl1ze. Io.aey
30 t4at44 eEHs il 01o0zN11o1 With
sala deol1A4. 81 8e 1les pass 81 oeHefal
4HEgI4 telaN u 1ae MnlIe4 Stairs
N4H1a d NsN Ds. fa puE4rene4 81
t 0Il44s 4s &nfaf #i1 fiTe aD4-
k44sFfe 81. tAq s1ppeff III h.s power.
~ Ns sHel4At 4QNstek ttSt Is HIi BE-
1 E selg employ so4
1850 ~ 81 os
$4n5t @tA N 1aye
4a4eEt tnt
Np s b 4a alNs e1rli4
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The doula9a appeared to Dc moderate @t the
opening, but although faetors evineed renewed
conadense, and generally met the demand lees
freely vet The sa.es during the morniug reached
quot able Improvement, after which the movement
became more animated and swelie1 this entire
62oS ba'e "a Operations were reStrieted BY factors
asking q fraction above the limits 81 pending
orders but this mainly applied 20 white and other
vice desirable outtons In compAfati esiy evea run
RE Dispatches reported Liverpool quiet and un.
changed. with sales Of 10000 bales, and arrivals
held | Sad Higher at the opening, aud stronger
later; Manchester quiet sid hrni Hayre quset and
imp esenaent IN apets, and at noon 1891 l6c
higher for futures which closed At net iuVrove.
me ala n ts meet three DAYS sum N Il 100 bales
1880 on Wednesday. $500 yesterday and GOO to-
oay) ing m GgHreEAte for the week Of 81 900
bales, aBsHat % 500 Last week ard q 500 tho week
Wesh's rsesipts ss,yss ssiss. emorantna ss7o
irnm other deEyesy ports lsf witch 500 fsom
zaIos Rr0psE, Agaiant = 13l propsr Last wesk and
y ~ ice, yeAr. Ieisi psepsr since August 81,
5s1 sss bales aAatnat esaieTl LAT ssar--Gscra4ss
fhs exports eomptsss ss,s7T bales, embracing
sis - Srs I iS Msss~s. s3iz "a desas ss
% Vera Cruz 1903 70 Bsaton, and 1885 20 New YCrk.
70 which W have added So b fail
Al tle pelia nem II ~ Yesterday = = q. Se.a4r
u ee9 bNias aalnHf g72e Last ueaE ene 23.03t
las& year aea Atncs Friday lI6gs halea, agalnsr
4ss iAst Week aud ~ as6laAs gear. T6saf SINCE
ku@dat 81, as83.19s haiaa against s.9437eS up "a
Wednesday noans Jenaaxy y, lAst year @lnezoase
1891.
Ezpsrfs (Fnda4 to Tharsdsy ineIaslveB 70 aes6s
Britain 10 40 BasHa, aHasus5 e. 2A Last week ans
50 rs last yeaes A1a y Sc rsnsinfnf q Sit saiea
has5sst 81 80 lat Naas eIA b 81 isst ysa9s
EEr1ft1 an r0ff8 1ipcS toqfez1 Bot 4. 10 Great
Hfiaaa St 500 baes aqatuet v " - aat gear 70
Ffan8e 81 185 agafuas 3482 laa4 g1a4. H4d 70 Tire
coniia9nl3ll asg sqanst 1ia III las yeaf Tess 2
1st4t HlltofE tla9r1 E18 t1S t0nti4ert si8 ls1i
dt,el. fa4 MT $50 III lat ye9g.
ttHcba IS on she asisq9fs p0tiA nl4d4 an st y M
5il nalaa. aEAlnst vs. xp ~ N4ek 80 ,4sa
1E F114
TfA Hoca tsfasqtB 81 tr9 ohIAl iNtoEatr ae~us
f1fMa atffeasH ia ht3A gSa1s3 euhiaoa 1854
saI11i aasn1e t3us9 last week, ana Nssfi lt4l
aAf 40 3asS lat teas adH sdS stotts 10 vs.
sa. a1Ffnlf Fttif ia4a sees Aqa icy t2s is9s Feas
cCaArntad Wifh l46a scar thiea 1bHs dte444aA
- Ns3& n4l51 lH b. reAeiptas $50 "a o. TIA abb
snedta NAA - sllatSase % ~ in ms 4lc4Al
Iiae AEN1erl1 Na1a1 Gaa aEc1nf 1u 1tif lr1e
~ p'eef4a tase e ae5a e4pes'sl il2a Felaai
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RECEIPTS o. PRODrCE.

LOWER COAST-SteRmhr Isabel--97 hhds suRaF
10 bbls sugar iO4 Obls moi sses and sundries
MANCH AC-Steamer st JOhn--l2 balRa cotton 10
aka seed cotton los sks seed 1870 hhds sugar
$50 bols molasAes l19 half bbis mOlasses and sun.
dI1es
LOWBE C0AST-Steamer Emma-42 hhds sugar
l79 hbls molassss aud sundrie0
HOUMAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blue Wing No
3-l46 hhds sugar 10 bbls molasses and sundrles
ALE8ANDRIA-SteamSr Texas-l86S bales cot.
ton n SKIS cotton seed aud sundTies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carrie A Thorn--52l
baee cotton and sunJTIes
GRAND ECoRB-SJesmer W DuEan-lll2 bales
cotton ia bbla mOiasses and sundries
COYlRGTOE-Steamer Camelia-l5 bales cotton
and suudriAs
OHIO RIvER-Four latboais-s7OO bbls potatoes
l40 bbls -four "a half bbs hOur l70 SKIS oats 20 ska
bran % sks eOrn
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAES LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
Jsnusry l9-l85 bales cotton as hhds sugar 59f
bbls molasses and Bundries
NkW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, jan.
uary l9-l6 bales cotton go sks cotton seed 1851
pcs meat in bulk 1863 bbs pork 81 bbls whisky rs
cks bacon l20 bills meal 806 skis 10 bbls -four ID
half bbls -four aud sundries
MNEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Jan.
uarv l9-l02 hhds sugar bbi sugar 239 bb's molas.
sss bbl syrup and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD, January l9-l557 bales cotton 1872 bbls pork
356 bbls hour cara corn in bulk 925 pcs meat 10
bulk 22S bales hay es5 SKIS so tics lard and
dries
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SHERTFrS SALES.



q. A. WO0dmansee va. the LouIsfana
Artificial Stone Company.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
~ Orleans, no. 9llA-By virtue Of q writ Of seizure
end sale directed by the honorable the Sixth Dis-
triet Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, 10 Kugene Wsggaman, late sheriff,
and by said late sheriff to me tran aferred, will
proceed to sell at public suction at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street., between
Canal and Cus6Omhouse str cts 10 the second
District of this city, on SATURDAY, January 20.
1871. at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
FOUR 'cERTAIN LOTS CT GROUND, with all
rights, ways, priv leaes and sppurtenances there.
ceptIug the buildings situated in the First District
of this city, and desisnated by the numbers two,
thru e. four and hye OF square number eight, which
is bounded ty TchouPitoulas, Suzette Annuncia
ton and Gaennie streets, as per an drawn bv
He'd n, late surveyor, on the thIrtieth of June,
1882 and deposited in the Office of James Graham,
a notary Dubio in this city. raid lots sdion each
ether and measure, each. as follows, viz; Lots
numbers two, three and four each twenty three
Tchou pitoulas street, by one hundred and TWEEN.
ty seven feet ten inches five lnes in Depth be-
tween parallel linea; and lot number Ave meas.
uUe6 twenty three feet fOur inches ore and one
half lines font on said Tchoupitoulas street, by
one hundred and twenty seven feet ten inches Ave
lines 10 depth, also between parallel lines. Being
the same property which the deiendRi herein &C.
ouTed by purchase from the succession of W.
BobD per act passed before J. g. Epstis, a notary
Seized IN the above SUIT
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY
dal9 80 a7 90 Civil Sheriff of the Parrish of oreans
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elg % is72O oivi sheriF Of the Paris6 81 orlean
4. I'll. & j. M. Alien a. Co., vs. Isaac
Cohen.

t. H. a. Js M Alien g. Co.. Vs. Isaac
Cohen.
CTXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 863S.-By virtue of writ Of fera
fac'as directed by the honorable the Sixth Dis.
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause 10 Eugene Waggamau lste
Bher ii, and by said late sheriff to me transit rred
will proceed TO sell at public auction at the Mer.
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and CustsmhOuse streets. in the
Second District Of this city, on SATURDAY, Janu
airy 20 1917 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de
sCribed property, to wit
THREE NOTES, IN words and figures as follows,
to-wit;
l666 &C. LUNA, Ark, January %, 1875
One year after date pTOmise to pay to the OIdsr
OF Isaac Cohen sixteen hundred and Eixty.six dcl-
lars aud sixty SIX cents, with interest at ten per
cent per aunum fIom date uni psid
tSgued) WILLIAM H. TODD.
8 1866 6s. LUNA Ark. January % 1875
Two years after date promise to ray TO the OF.
der of Isaac Cot en- sixteen hundred and sixty six
per cent per aDnum from date until paid.
lSigDed) WILLIAM Il. TODD
6 id66 to. LUNA, Ark, January %. 1873
Three years after date promise tn pay 10 the
order Of Isaac Cohen sixteen hundred and sixty
six dollars and sixty SIX cents with interest at ten
per cent per aunum from date until paid.
tSignedl WILLIAM II. TODD.
InuOrsed: l. COHEN
Seized in the above SUIT
TerMs-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. handy
is9 1920 Civil Sheriff ofthe Parish Of Orleans
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j. b. Desprats VS.. Homere Boutte.

ENIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
Il of Orleans, No 7152-By virtue OF writ OF
seizure and sale directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, to Ecgeue Wagga,
man, late sheT1h, and nv said late sheriff
to me transferred, l will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, IN the Second District
of this city, on SATURDAY, January 90 1877, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Second District OF this CITY, in the square number
siztv-nine comprised wit min Orleans 81. Ann,
Robertson and Clsi DOrne streets Designated lot
number six on plan drawn on the twenty. fifth OF
October, 1885 by Jean BOurgerOl, late deputy sur
veJor of the United States, and annexed for ref
eTence 10 an act passed on the nineteenth OF Nov.
ember 1885 before G. PedeBoaux then a notary
pablo in this city, according to which plan the
said lot measures, in American measure. thirty.
siTeet, tire same measure wide in the rear seven.
ty-twO feet eleven inches four aud three fourths
Lines deep on the side next to a'borne street
venty-tWO feet nlne inches half line deep on
the line dividing it from lot n Der seven of eaid
plhn together wi h all the buildings and improve
ments theGeon, without exception or reservation.
Being the same property acquired by the deten-
dant herein by purchase fiom Mrs. Ernest Aix,
per act passed before Antoine DoTiocourt, notary
Dutlc in this city, on the fourth day OF January,
1873
Seized in the above sHit.
Terme-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. Handy
dels 30 s72O Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-20
NEW oRLEANs CLEARING Housr.

Cold opened ct lU' 0lUIA, against 100 = at HsH
YOrg and after fair business closed at the open
ing rates against 1851 in that market The sales
summed uo S66 600, embracing $4,000 at LOG 3;
Sl4 coo at 1917 6 10 O0O and + Is 900 at G7ls d07
SlOO0. B3OOU $4,000 and $1,000 at l0jk, and $1,000
at 1914.
Under the improvement in sold at New York
sterl ng Naa &c OF about 10 v cent higher, and
francs y can't Tns movement in both was
mode rate
The sales of sterling comprised sac 500 etp-
braning $4,000 ald $4,000 bill Of lading at SIS Q9k;
$4,000 do at SIS 09G5 09k; $4,000 do at @5 0e6
10, aud $500 do at S5 TO-
Tie ouiy saes OF francs reported were 100 O00
Commercial at 495 and so 600 at 93A.
At the clese sterling bills were quoted at S5 096
10 for bill Of lading and Al clear, and -0S5 IAN
for bank blank counter rate -0&5 I5), and
francs at g3A for commercial and nominal for
bank
Under lighter offerings an a fair de mand, com.
meIci4i sight on New York slightly advanced.
The sales comprised $40 600, embracing $1,000
con mercial AID $50 600 $40 600 and so, 600 pri.
vate bankers at rs " cent discount
The banks continued 70 check on New York at
y cent discount. whils commercial Airbt was
btll quoted at = Is, against 1859 yesto rdaE.
The following the Official statement of the
sales reported to-day at the Stock Exchange: