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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
2lsttattott 8e8ett Die Worm p,,ea tn
ttfdh

5af5ieeft bt, IA. april.-Sn elmer
heute pom gttdt MormOnsu abgebaltenen
WaIenperiammlung bot @entral Natbun
&imbau eine 6eiclutiou on, tpelbe peroro-
net, bas organiibe @eleb ee8 SerrltorlumS
10 su ameuDren. baB oaiiebe feinem Si9umi-
fen ODER Yolpgamiten geitattet, etn amt 81
betleioeu ooer ais @eidmorener 81 funsiren
bic HeIolution perorouet ferner, oaB alle lSab.
len ourb geheime Nbiiimmung Dor iid) geben,
uno oaB ale nit oieIen Serorbnuugen i'm
Wiberiprube febenoen @eiebe wioerrufen
ieiu iolen. Die 9teiolutiou murbe einittnl.
mig angeuommen. unb Elm @omite ernannt,
UNI oieielbe Dem @onsreiic gu untsrbreiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
@affett fiir Ste Vforte.

N 10 > a D n, CONT, "a. Npril.-Oer
ensIiid)e 0ampfer .Sobn BramaQ" llimmt
segenwdrtts einen aus 8afien uub Mun1tion
fir ole tiirtlide Nea,eruus beiiebenben Cargo
an Sore. Bis jett iino 6 Dampfsr uub
bis 6 Segelld9ifie, nit UfuHittou beiaoen,
BON bier mad &onftantinopet abgesanseu.
Der nSobn Bramall" miro Don Gibraltar
aus BON etnem tiirfii1en Yanaeridlfie na1
lsinem 8efimmuHgsorte be8leitet peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
VoiffmfSd,e hern4tht

8anfas=@ ttp, 0to., IA. Qpril. - Die
BOitfutlde swiiden Barter SprinQs uno
Soplia tuurbe aeitern bon Rdubern iiberfnlz
len, melt)e oem SutiderY Yiftolen auf Die 8rut
letten uno ihn 8wangen, hie Yoitidde beraus=
Sugeben. @s befanpen fd feline Baiiagierc
in Der Sutid]e. Die Rauber entflobeu nit
lbrer Seute in Die gSdlber, urb bis iett bat
man feline Spur BON linen entbedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
.Woro 1ttt0 SeIbifrtorS.

GleOelaub, O., 14.aprtl. GinRann,
gfamens Softer, ermoroste 9eltern Nbsnb su
9eneDa, g., feline 6gau uno be9ins barauf
Selbftuorb. Softer bate iidl Dor etuigen
Easen mit ieiner Srau gesanft, uno bieicbe
hattie ibn in Solge oe8 Streltes perlaiieu.
@eitern mar iie suriidJefebrt, nm ihrc 8leloer
ab5ubolen. gSdbreuo iie ibren Softer padte,
itob ibr Der Rann cine augel burd oen6in.
terfopi, sina baraui in bas nd6ite 3immer
rn0 rihofl iih ielbif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
8rGnSe.

MILFORD, 9el., IA. aprll. - Die 8orb
fabrif Der vNmerican Comp" brannte beute
Worgen nieOer. Serluit 1000, Seritdes
runs $500.
gittles 81 d, 9lrf., IA. slpril. - Die
@n9rosz@llenpaarenbanolung Der t0S. Cole
uno Dom puroe beute burdSeuer i'm Setra9e
BON $4,000 beidGbigt. Der Seriult 1T boil
# dnSi9 our6 Serf9eruns seeedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
Sis Gp,amiiffo,, II, anutf;a,,a.

gfem .SrleanS, Is. Nprll. - Sen.
McNiuan, 6tdter 9eonaro uno brei ooer
pier promtuente 0tepublifauer' batten eire
mebrftiinbtge &onfereus mi. Der @ommiiiton
i'm Sntereile be5 Sen. Bafarb. 9ieie Ser
rem wuroen BON Ger @ommiiiion in Der feier.
lthiten gSetie periidert, tab bis iest telner
Bartei ein SOridlag gerlad)t iuorben lei uno
oaB iid Die 9ommllton nod auf feiuen Ylan
5eeinl9t babe. Sen. WcRillan ia9te. eS lei
unbeoin9t erioroerlidb, oaB Die @ommiiiion
iebr raid tbre Gntide,oung treifc, ba bic Sr~
tereiien beS Staetes 9ieies sebieteriib per=
langten.
Sen. DtcUiiQan Ia9te beute Gbenb, oaB
cas- Sertrauen auf cen enbllden @rfol3 Der
9tihouS'i6eu 9tegiesung iGliesllh ieiter
perbe. Son Gadaro's @eietgebnng beierti=
rem tG9lid weitere UtitgieSer. Yor elnigen
Sagen ging 9eorge Waihin9tou, elm Neger,
itber; beute fielen groof uno Seiferion, slpei
y6eturuiug. 8oarS"z zDiitglleoer, BON Yadaro
ab. giidollS bat jeet So Giitslleoer in ieinem
llnterbaui', meIde v8eturnin9. .SOarD"- Ser.
tlfifate baben.
gSie man bort. baben bic 9emofraten gez
fern Nben6 i'm @aufuS beld)lolieu, alle Ottt=
9lteoer, melfe @erttfifate BON Der Yaribr
@omm,iiion habsn, susulufien.
Ta6aro ergiebt lid, In iein gd,idiaI.
Sem y orf. 10. Apr,l. -@ine Speslale
bepelde bes y6eralo" melbet bcsiigli9 bes
Don Dem oemofrattiden @anfus Der Commit.
iiou gemabten Soritluges, ndmlid alle mad
ben geri6ten Der 8irdipiel @cmmiiidre err
ludblten Mitglieber Der @eieesebuns als itBs
beredtigt su5ulaiien: DWan glaubt iett all.
semein, oaB YadarD's @enebmiguna 81 oie>
lem Soridlase erlanat puroe, ebe cerielbe ge=
madlt wurDe. 4uf jeben Sal ideinen bic
Ntitglieber Der Gummiiiion aller SeiorsniB
entboben su iein uub iid bern Glaubeu bin.
sugeten, baB ibr 9tuitrag poubrad)t lei.
Badaro miro pabriheinlib, ehe er ft) ben,
lluuermeioliden fiiat, cine Proclamation CT
lafIen, unb gegenipartisen 4usfbten mad
niro bic 9ouifiaua'er 5rase bis gum nadfteu
Witpof) Gel0lt iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
Die TIT Der 9fe,t=Ga9Ianoer Wsetbps
Stife,a=G onferetts ersablten S@a1ters
QeSd,tGltett aus Dem Siioett.

Charlie It II, 10. 4pril. - Oas Sour
nal ngiesp5 & Courier" meloet, bab Der See
gsrprebiger SS. $. Scott, iiber beiien anseb-
llfe @rmorcung am letten Sreitase in Der
@onferens Der Neus@nsldnoer Metbooiiten
eln srobes 3eterseihrei erboberfwuroe, iih
geiuub unb tpobl befinbet unb ietnen amts.
pfltdten in Rarl5oro' @ouutb III bieiem
Gtaate nhIienf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
Scr Ra,tbmnro bel aeha,lnn. Ma.

Ee b il I, Ya., 14.Nrrll, Sloueg
Dftaer uno Scbn gSitt'r, rpeld)e auf Den Ser
badt bin perbaftet murbeu, 9rn. So. .Wiaer,
ben 9atten bergrtereu, ermorbet unb beraubt
5u baben, puroen beute mesen Mangels an
Betpeiien entlailen. gsra 0apio Niiier, mel.
6er ebenfallS Der Sbat uerOad)tig lit, befiubet
Itdj noCb in Saft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16

@aibinatou, Ii. april.- Die9erii6te
iiber ben S6iffbrud oes BON @barleltOn mad
Stem Yorf beitimmten 0ampferS Sui
Stream" auf Der 5Dbe Don: &apSatteras iiuo
bis jsst nldt befGtigt tporoen.
@barlelton, S..@., IA. 4prll. - 0ie
@eriiAte iiber ben 9biffbrudl oes 0ampfers
uSulf Stream" fno gausltd) unbegriinoet.
Der 9ampfer murbe burd) ben StIrm sur
@iidtebr seStpur9an Eno lte9t IN oielen
9afen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
y6Hel +,

yGi5eI YGfIe!
sur Reiie ins GusIanb beiore tnnerbalb "a Gtunben
II. Wame,
GGe ber goIttmorehrafe uao @ofsS Siieesauenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
Sele9rapbii@e 9epsi6e,t.
eSnlatt0 9epei6ett.

Beridte Der rNfociirten BreiIe' tilr ben rDeutfae
@orreiponbenten"o1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
Wnrothafen.

BbilabeIpbia, 10. 4pril. - @ubren
@rter puroe beute bon Wiorrts 9aplor ourd)
einen S6uB t0Stlt6 perpguoet. 9rier bate
einen &eooluer bon Saslor geborst, uno Der
9eBtere eriudlte ibu beute BET elmer 3ufGaigen
Segegnung, ibm Die ySaffs suriid;useben.
als 9aplor Die Baffe empfunaen bate, id3oB
er @rier faltblitls nieoer. Ser @0roer tit
uerbaftet.
Setbte benz, Ya., Is. april. .-9bomas
Wc1oams uub Mtartin @dert aerietben &C..
tern abeuo in elmer 8irtlidaft su @atau-
iauqua, 3d., in einen Streit, r1hreno beiien
Der @rtere ieinem Gegner neun St,bmunren
belbra6te. Gdert tit pabrideinli4 tDbtli6
nprfn,ruAet
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epe3ial.g .gteti3ea.
Or. 9. u. llMeetipobe,
o nj q 0 opathtSber &rat

9r. 9. u. unoerpone,
bom6opatbif&era arSt,
tf Don ysr. 255, seoro=guta,pitrass, nod Nr. 100,
Noro=&hnrIesfroBe, gesosen, uo eriene 4ufnerfiam=
felt ben peseen arantbeiten bon rauen uno 3inberu
miSmet.
Sdreaufunben BON $40 Yormttass unb BON "a
unS6-7 llbr ssadmittass. (Scn2O. .sgits, ,i.a.2D
Roberts' RaIssaus s1Ieif@=Grtratt
Eabrbaft amo itdrteno.
8eiier, als 9ebertbran, ae9en sd biutt,
euf ftrobrenaft Gnt3inoun9 uro anoere
2unsen= unb Sats=Bei6perben. Bei gterpen=, ,Shar=
lat= uno anbcren 6ie6ern als ndbrenoes 3onieum
Uur Ser6eiiibruns raider lno polfanoiser @ensiuns
iebr miriiam. Gut sesen 8ps,epie. appetttloistet,
8eroauunssleioen unb aGsemeine Sbpate.
Sn alen Apotbeten gu ha6en. [Sen.5,tSfI
Baream Der SasIidt=eompaants
BON Baltimore,
gtr. 19, goutb StraBe.
&ote....StIlt9es 5ei5material....@o ofe!
Wir ba6en cine uorSlsttde Gualdt BON @ofes por=
rdtbi9, tpeIte mir bem 33ubltum as elm empfeblsns=
uertbes Seismaterial fir bddslbe unb anoere 3uede
oiferreu fdnst tet 5euer unb 1T frei bon llnreins=
feiten.
Defeaunsen nerben in eieiem Bireau ODER In Der
SSatrif, 5uB BON eeabenbalitr., ansenomnlen.
Treis $3.50 pro 23aseulaouns, in trseab einem
gtaottbele abselieiert.
[Sh23-gl SameS 9. Smautpooo, Sefr.
1ers. Gos's Snoianiides neeetabiItid5es Dee
colt, felt 25 Sabren aIs bas sroBte Blutreuisunssz
Dittel oer 9esenpart betannt, tuirb nur in 9tr.
177a, s5asette>, Nnropeit.Gde eer Gutasu=
gtrabe, 8u6ereitet uno 1T be alien Ipotbefern 5u baz
ben. [aus26, t2Dtef]
Ed- 0lan beiebe ben
,,4oro 8aItimores"
ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
ebe man einen anberen fault, 6ei
8. e. WcMnob,
fSept2S, ,12Dtefl glr. IS, @eruanitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
Sdredltd1e Sra90oie tn gStlmina=
ton, Del. - Solgett oes Sdnfer=
snabnitnns. - 3&pet WeniBe,t

gS I'm ns ton, 9el., ID. april.-gin
aeptfier ssm. 6arfinS aus Sunboale, mel
der alem Inidjeine mad, am Sauferwabn-
lune lit, ndberte ii9 beute Wittag Dem prn.
Su9b Courtney auf Der StraBe unb bradte
oemlelben ohne Die geriugite BrOuotation bier
Stide in bic Seite unb etnen weiteren in ous
8etn NIT einem gep0bnliGen Saiheumeiier
be,. Ser 8abnlinuise Lief barauf iibcr bic
StraBc, mo- cine @ruppe Ufdnner Oeriam,
melt mar. Die 2eEteren entflobeu, uno ein
Wtann. gtamens $. IS. Snapp, itiir;te auf
Der 5lu9t gu gooen; Sarflns elite auf ben
9eialenen 5n uno uerieste ibm cine tUotiide
Sttbwunoe IN ben Otageu. Gin 6auien
8iirger griff idlieBltf ben Staieuben an, uno
in oem erfolgenben Sample erbielt oesielbe
elnen Shlag aui cen Sopf, tpelder ben
Stdoel 5erl6metterte. NuBeroem fpuroe
thm etn arm 9ebro1en uno er burd Stpei
Shubmunoeu perlett. Selne 8uuoen werz
ben fir tDotltt Qchateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-16
Observation-Disclosures.

8 artf orb, Conn.,, Is. QpriI. - 9(Obt.
Gspp ermorbste 9eiteru gu Weit.&odps6lu
ieine 6rau anf rle brutulte @eiIe. Gr mar
mebrere Gage lang betrunfen gemeieu. Die
Selde Der Srau nuroe nadt auf Dem goben
lle9eno aeiunben unb mar ourdi bic erlittenen
WlBbanblnngen fat sur unfenntli9feit ent=
itellt SSnn LIT nerhnftet
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Scr lebte Stttrtt. - WermiBte ssabrs
5eft(e.

gSilmingto o II, N.=@., IA. april.-Die
2ootienboote yDtarp 6. 5prunt" uno nllriab
Simmons," oeren 8emannuns aus reip. 6
nno Z 2ootien 5eitauo, ftaden am leeten
Mtittpod) in Gee uno iino ieitoem nidlt
uieoer suriidsefebrt; man befiirdtet, baB fie
mabreno bes letten SturmeS unter9iuSeu.
Mebrere feline Tabr3euse iuo bel Smitboille
geitranoet. Die Sadt vSoa" aus 6lorioa
fad ebenfallS AM Dtittuod in Gee, uub
man beswetielt, OBJ oieielbe ben Stnrm aus
gehalten bat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17
Gen'l Quotations. Ey. @

There was some inquiry but at prices which
factors would not accept, 1919, for example,
being refused for style OF Low MiddliDg held at
lO3sc. A list of mixed cottons sold at lOc. The
movement was partially suspended by most OF
the pending orders being N04c under our quo
tations, but although factors evinced dlsposl-
ton to meet the demand more freely, yet they
were unwilling to give way to the extent claimed
by brokers.
The dispatches reported Liverpool steady at
previous rates. with sales OF Il, 900 bales and ar
rivals steady; Havre quiet and steady at previous
rates, and New York steady at yesterdays quota
tons for spots and higher for futures, which at
noon showed an improvement OF l0-I0oCgl2-l00c
in Augusts, $1,000 in septembers, 4-l0Olg6-l00c
in Octobers to Januarys and 1-10O05-10oc In
later months, and closed at nat advance on yes
terdays quotations of IA. 1000 $4,000 in Augusts,
l0-100c In Septembers, 5-1U0c IN Octobers and
l-1U014-100c in later months
The Exchange makes the amount on shlpboarc
not cleared 459 bales, embracing 446 for Liver
pool and 13 for coastwse ports leaving in presses,
agreeably to its account at IL m, 24,O7O bales,
considerable part of which is not on sale.
At noon to-day Middlng was quoted at Calves
ton at l0Ac; at Mobile at 10s9c; at Savannah at
lie; at Charleston at lie; at Wilmington at ~ :;
at Norfolk at 103zc: at Baltimore at IL 7-16c; at
New York at II 7-16c; at Boston at 115sc; at
Memphis at 10s4c; at Augusts at lie; at Phils-
delphia at l15sc, at Cincinnati at lie, and at
St, Louis at 1899.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
The city OF New Orleans VS.. VIM. Tacke

The City OF New orleans VS.. WIN. Iackcs
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans No. 73,534-By virtue OF %
writ of fieri flcias to me drecte by the honor
able the Superior Dis rct Court for the parish
of Orleans n the above entitled ed cause "a for CITY
ton at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
] the sGfsmd s. @ 81 at Il
O'Clock A.. the following described property. to
VIZ W A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
nated in the First District of this city, in square
number three hundred and twenty. bounded
by Terpsichore. franklin. Euterpe and LibertE
streets. designated as fo lows: Lot number fou
measuring twenty-nne feet front on TernSs
chorc street by one hundred and twenty eight
feet i'll depth: lot number twelve measuring
2 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
number three hundred and eigh y-six. bounded
by Felicity, Terpsichore, Freret and Locust
streets, designated as lot numbar three, meas
nrine thirty-one feet front on Felicity street by
3. A CERTAIN PORTION .CF GROUND. sit
uated in the Fourth District Of this city, in square
humber three hundred and twenty-five, bound
cd by st. Andrew, Liberty and Frank lin streets.
designated rs lot number one hundred meas
ufng EKyTAfN 9y PosfoN 81 dRotND fse sit
uated in the Sixth District Of this city, in square
number three hundred and one, bounded by
Plauqemine Leontne Chestnut and and ,nalmont ndfodI
and twenty, measuring. sixty-one feet four
inches front on Plaquemines street by one hun
'f.o lesi CEHTAfN 4 asfRp PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Sixth District of this city. in square
number three hundred and five. bounded by
Plaquemine. Octavia. Perrier and Joseph
streets. designated as lots, numbers eight and
nine, measuring sixty feet front on Plaauemine
street by one hundred feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TermS- Cash on the snnt
THOMAS II, HANDY,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY AUGUST II, 1877
thermometer ranging from 80 to 100 deg.
in the middle of the daY

thermometer ranging from 80 to 100 deg.
in the middle Of the day.
The reported resignation Of Mayor
Byrd, Of Waco, turns out to be hoax.
His Honor says he authorized no one to
present his resignation to the City
Council. The call for an election made
bv the Council has been revoked. A.
I. Byrd proposes to be Mayor Of Waco
until his term expires.
Last Friday night week Mr.. Maladin
and r. G.. Brown, two buffalo hunters,
returning from the range, encamped for
the night few miles this side Of lizard 8
rancho, near Kenneth, and after placing
their guns where they could be readily
obtained, retired for the night. Some
time during the night one Of the guns
fell and the hammer striking hard
substance the gun was discharged, the
contents entering Browns head, killing
him instantly.
A man by the name of Tobe Marsh
went to the house Of a Mr.. Rhodes, near
Bremond, during Rhodes absence, and
brutally outraged his wife. He told the
lady il she made any noise or told her
husband Of his crime, he would kill
her,, Not needing bis = threats, as .. soon
as the villainous ruffian had left her
premises, she went to where her hus-
band was working in the field, and
disclosed to him the way she
had been treated by Marsh. Mr..
Rhodes Immediately summoned the aid
Of his two brothers and the trio started
in pursuit of the villain, overtaking him
in the woods about a mile from the
house. When Rhodes saw him, he rode
up to him and told him he was going to
kill him, and if he had anything to say,
to say it quick. whereupon Marsh drew
a large knife and rushed at Rhodes
Seeing their brothers. life in danger, the
other two gentlemen fired at Marsh
killing him instantly. Marsh was shot
| ten or twelve times.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17
i
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
au7 20 Se8
The City of New Orleans VS.. John Weber;

same VS.. same: same VS.. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans. Nos 93479. 10,230 and
10 469-By virtue of three writs of eri facias, to
me directed by the honorable the Superior Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled causes, for city taxes OF 1875
and 1876 will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Merchants and AuctioneerS' Exchange.
ROYAL street between Canal and Customnouse
streets in the Second District of this city, on
SATURDAY. September s, 1877, at y O'Clock
m the following described property. to wit
l. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Fourth District of this city. in
square number fifty-four. bounded by Chip
pewa Ninth st. Thomas and Harmony streets.
designated as lots numbers sixteen and seven
teen measuring fifty-eight feet front on Chlp-
pewa street by one hundred and ten feet In
depth. -, .o- :,
uated In the Fourth strict of this city in
square number eighty-fve. bounded by Chip
pewa Ninth, Annunciation and Harmony
streets designated as lot number eight meas
uring ninety eight feet front on Chippewa
street by one hundred and fourteen feet IN
3. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Fourth District of this city, in
square number three hundred and two,
bounded by st. Patrick. Third, St. David and
Second streets designated as lots numbers
nine and ten measuring sixty feet front on st
| Patrick street by one hundred and fourteen
| feet in depth.
| Seized in the above suits.
| Tcrms-Cash on the spot.
| THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Thursday Evening, August 16, 1877.
NEW oRLEANs CLEARING HOUSE,


There was slight increase in the demand for
Money to-day, both in bank and on the street,
and commercial paper was unchanged. Under
the a1vance at New York Gold hardened slightly.
In sympathy with the course OF bills in that mar
ket Foreign Exchange gave way fraction. Only
q few sales Of the former were reported, while
nothing was done in the latter. New York sight
advanced about 1-l6 f9 cent for bank. as we'll as
commercial. Stocks continued dull. State
Consols declined 5st0Ts fB cent. and Premium
Bonds L0A. Mott ing was reported In Scrip or
Coupons. Warrants were stronger.
Ws continue to quote: Exceptional commercial
..angF soy II cent per annum discount; Al do
iO6ali, second grade do 12@15; collateral loans
O.; AL mortgages 8IOl0, and second grade
de ti4si2
Gold opened at 1O5@l054 against 1867 at
New York, and after limited business closed
at 1051s01O51s, against 1051 in that market;
The sales were confined to $1,000 at 1O5, and
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at 1861.
Under the course Of bills at New York Foreign
Exchange gave way slightly, but no sales were
reported.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 506%
n5O7% for bill of lading and AL clear, and %
5l1L for bank (bank counter rate -@512).
and francs at -@4.96A for commercial and
nominal for bank.
New York sight advanced slightly for COM
mercial and bank. The sales were confined to
$25, 900 commercial at Is aB cent premium, and
$25, 900 bank at a.
The banks checked on New York at 402s f9
cent premium, against a yesterday, aud COM
merclal sight was quoted at 1s03-16, against %
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17
New orleans Credit Eonc,er Association

VS.. Marguerite Jean and Charles Or jO.
J1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish of Orleans, No. 8469-By virtue of writ
of seizure and sale, to me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Or
leans. in the above entitled cause, will proceed
TO sill at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets in the Second
District of this city, on WEDNESDAY,. Sep'em-
Der T. 1877, at IL o'clock m., the following de-
scribed property, to vii
4 PORTION OF GROUND. situated in the
Dumanc streets, IN the Second District OF tuis
city measuring sixteen feet six inches front on
St Ann street by one hun dred feet III depth be-
tween parallel lines, and is that portion nearest
TOnti street OF the lot which is designated by
the number two on a plan made by Bazin &
in the Office Of o. de Armas a notary public in
this city; together with all the buildings and
improvements theron. rights. ways, privileges,
etc. Being the same property a qulred by the
defendant herein by purchase from The plain
tiff herein. as per act before G. LIE Gardeur Jr,
notary public IN this city, dated January Il,
1873
Seized in the above suit.
TermS-In cash, to pay nineteen notes 1or
sixteen dollars each, with eight per cent interest
per annum thereon. on sixteen dol arS from
February /, 1876. until paid, and like interest on
like amount on each succeeding mon there-
after up to and including August 30, 1877: stne
whole until paid, five per cent attorneys ices
and costs of suit. The purchase to assume as
they fall due, the payment Of seventeen remain
ing notes for sixteen dollars each commencing
September i, 1877 and ending January l, lsi9t
with eight per cent interest from their respect
i've maturitles. Dv
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17
Tbe tJty of New Orleans VS.. Jean VIII

The City of New Orleans VS.. jean VIII
lembit: same VS.. same; same VS.. same !;
same vs. same: same VS.. same: same vs.
same: Same VS.. jean Nillemblt and D. M
Durant.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Or cans, Nos. 1929, 1854. 5s325.
6g39i IA 324 92 564 and 92.372-By virtue OF seven
writs of feri facias. to me dire. ted by the
honorable The Superior District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled causes,
for city taxes OF 1870, 1871, 1873 1874 ana 1873,
| will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
in the Second District of this city, on SATUR-
DAY, September 8, 1877, at IL O'Clock m. the fol-
lowing described property, to wit
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated
in the Second District of this city. in square
number one hundred and ninety eight, bounded
by Claiborne. ST. Philip, Robe ertson and Ursu-
lines stree s. designated as lot number sixteen.
measuring forty feet front on Claiborne street
by thirty feet in depth.
O. A CERT AIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Second District of this city, in square num-
Der one hundred and ninety seven. bounded by
Robertson, Dumaine. st. Philip and Claiborne
streets, designated as lot number nine, meas
uring forty fe-t front on Robertson street by
thirty one feet in depth.
Seized in The above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
THOMAS n. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.