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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-06
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF HUGH CULLEN.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
Ne. 40,723.

RY 9. 3. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-O Office No.
- 81 Camp. street-On SATURDAY, June {.
1879. at - O'Clock, M, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, In the rotunda OF the St. Charles
Hotel in this city. will be sold at public auction,
the Hon. A. y. Tissot. Judge Of the Second Dis
9, 1879. and rendered Ia the above entitled sue
cession, the following described property. to
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated
in a me FIRST Ds,rict 81 this city In the square
theresa and Thalia liate b. niaminl streets. and
Pile dated fifteenth Of January. ISL dspos q.
lted 10 the office Of Octave de Armas. notary In
Ills city SAID q lot measures, y American
Iha u street q fset inches and lines front
on ". TneTesa street 125 feet and inches Id
depth on the side towards Tehoupi.oulas street,
and 120 feet inches and lines on the side line
towards 1T. Thomas street. Together with all
the buildings end improvements thereon.
Terms and Conditions cash; the
balance ct one and Two years credit for notes
specially secured by mortgage and vendors
lien. bearing all the usual clauses of per cent
Der annum interest from date Of sale until finaI
payment; per cent attorneys fees In event 81
suit to enforce their collection. the improve
ments to be kept insured and policy transferred
TO the holder OF the notes, and the purchaser 10
assume the taxes due and exigibls in 1879, over
the price OF adjudication. -
. Act OF sale. Rt the expense OF the purchaser,
before w. j. Castel, notary public je1 ia
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"THE REPUBLIC OF REPUBLICS, >,
BY ONE OF THE COUNSEL IN THE CASE OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

a complete zdIndlcation Of the sovereignty Of
tne 81 o, haast,lv ad dLlAM n. RANDOLPH.
where. "-B. NJ. PALMER. b. b. pSopto o'oAs
An 1nvaluable contribution to American
States Senator - W : S4eD' = nA''u
An centrally prepared and overwhelminR-
Y eoneluslVe brief" tfrst edition. gCHARLES
v q truly great work on the union Of the
States and their federal geney.o-JEFFERSoN
For sale to subscribers nv
GEOAlE ELLIS opposite Postofaee.
mh1s eod3m ---. 80 = e 11a = CIV 0''s'
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|fhes was an improvement yesterday In
Ia Consols, those securities closing stead
ut 42g42ss, against 41sss941A on Wednes-
y Premium Bonds ruled steady at 25M@
thesame IS on the previous day. The
y Ut the Exchange footed up $4,000 OF
ktes and $4,000 Of Premiums. Five hum
n United States funding certificates sold
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let the proposed debtor beware, He is about
TO obtain property on promise Of payment,
and the promise IL received BY the proposed
creditor upon faith Ri the debtors story. No
one Should know better than the debtor about
his solvency, and the law forbids him to spec
ulate rashly upon his word Of honor. IL he
has He'd, and 4he creditor II cheated, then the
debtor must suffer a penalty Of fine and Ina
prisonment Tor his lie."
Prof. Leone Levi statistician, has pab-
Hshed some figures to show the distress pre-
vailing In Great Britain has been somewhat
exaggerated. He puts the total working pop
ulation Of the United Kingdom at 24sooo,Ooo,
out G a total Of 3i,00O,oO0, and allowing for
shrinkage Of g3o,0oo,o0o Ia the wages Of the
textile and iron industries during the last
year, he reckons the earnings OF the working
classes at an average Of thirty-three shillings
per family OF five persons each week. Owing
to the reduced price Of the necessaries Of life.
he considered that the community as whole
is better nourished than at any time formerly.
Out of the 24Oe0, O0e dependent on Industrial
occupations IL 800, 600 are actual earners. Out
Of total of $500 900, 900, 1t Is worth noticing
that 3,638,000 women earned g113,000,0 900, as
apainst eaeo ooo Goa earned nv = cal f0D men
, rs o-.1 ~ ~ =.
Inc l,849.ooo women employed 10 domestlc
service earned eel 900 900, as against g48OO0,-
mn earned bv 1HoO. OOO in Industrial work.
~ 800 80 ,orna1a r,,,rla,s ,,rdar
Inc .naie anu .en' eee ooe noo anue. sueney
years OF age earned E61, OOo,oOO or nearly one
seventh as much as the adults. In the In
dugtries which are suffering most from de-
,,roeaia,, sha.o 49, : non noo - 80.
pleeSIo1', Snole 80 4,1os,ooV aaDoIofs engaged.
Tba imr,,r+s - fo.oIe.,,, -, 1000 - 49,
mort gnr Ike rno NJ ~ -, suus e. Inls
ppls 1T ,e en a4n non1l " Way sn0W an increase
orond'n% rarth - agt Will e ane GORE
po ,,o,,th y. 1a ~. SUI pooo, - Ior
onth oxhft ~ io % e ees 20 I'VE
20 ra r,;t tpn - ~ o5o, COIL o1a
and VAN me ~ ana an perloa II ao
%irea e. e. .a7a 9,e - ~ Ine Same
o LII. aHt ha sea iass yeal Ine Increase IL
e VIZ Wy ICY IpeaM VI ee,ltage ana y more
Inan ~ odnJ ~ 1ne gan VI me
t,ods = ~ 80, S,aoMk 10y sehslIlve InaG
cn,,, 10 ~ any .pioYsmene ~ our genera
ona ~ ~ analIs. ~ Increase nosea 70
~ 70, " tne many Signs Inat proclaimEthe
udM M - e. r. q prospeIlIy 10 lnls country
-tNow LUX journal VI commerce.
Anoong thu WON, goiI,,ras j., rn.,ana :.
~ haLvnk ~ tLAHy laliureS - Engiand OF
late Is lnAI oil the DanK1n8-nOuSe OF Swami.
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Washburn carefully preserves all negatives,
and copies may be procured as far back as
twenty years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-06
TWO NEAT DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME
COTTAGES, on White. between Clio and
Erato streets.

y Camp street-SATURDAY. June q. 1873, at IL
O'clock M. at the ut. Charles Auction Exchange.
Will be sold Ct public auction -..
The TWO NEAT DOUBLE TENEMENT
FRAME COTTAGE DWELLINGS,, Designated
~ the Nos ss4, s3s. 500 and $40 White street. Ia
the square bounded by White. Franklin, Clio.
each tenement. eistern front gallery and alley
va, way, and occupied without leases BY good par
measure each 20 feet front on White street bY
liz feet 10 inches and S lines In depth, between
parallel lines. The neiehborhood is quiet and
schools and market
Terms-one third or more cash. at the pur-
years. with all the usual clauses of B par cent
per annum interest per cent attorneys fees,
policy OF insurance transferred. and the pur-
chaserE to assume the taxes due and exigible In
1880 over the price of adjudication. a.
Acts OF sale before Theo. GuyoI ESQ, notary
public, at the expense OF the purchasers. ie6g
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4be louisville Courier-Journal states that
ktlecant rains appear to have extended to
|apdfts Of Kentucky, and while they came
Eplste To save oats, hemp and hay, the other
ewing crops will be immeasurabIy bene-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-06
q -,arcial and Financial Matters.

IN Yesterday declined both IN Liverpool
g 80 York--l-t6d at the former place and
q III latter. This checked the disposi-
III trade, and prices ruled easy without
81 n,,otably lower. Sales 400 bales.
1ss stock OF cotton at this port In presses,
III d s2,55s bales, against A.742 at the
- time last year. On shipboard there are
a b.)es, against 20,541 last year. The
81 il New York is 1884 bales.
80 receipts Of sugar at the sheds yester-
81 amounted to only l6 hogsheads. The
ssnc was quiet and only "a moderate amount
riding took place at unchanged prices.
ND was not much interest developed ID
rain business yesterday. The market
s. nell supplied and prices we're generally
EIt,a.
h 1 Navy movement was reported yesterday
/. mn. There were large sales for export to
|rrt4. mounting to $3.50 bbls, with orders
2.sammecuted In the market Business In the
~ rsde was fair, and although prices were
|aueger they were not quotably higher.
|sdI saies yesterday 1855 bbas.
1N demand for provisions In the order
- yesterday was not 80 active as on the
Nous day; nevertheless, q fair business
dome and prices we're marked up 1870 on
mess pork and re on bacon clear rib
fdear sides. The principal feature OF the
n business was the sale OF 100 tierces,
and 900 tierces, to arrive, Of sugar-cured
for shipment to Cuba.
Egs --------------- -----~
Irons advfces Of the sixteenth Of May re-
an advance of from two to three francs
hi kinds of silk goods.
I'M exports OF bulk corn to Europe yester-
emoated to 10, Ooe bushels, OF which 46, 465
*shels are for Rouen and 1854 bushels for
spool
III puddlers OF Pittsburg are now on d
ae, and IL is thought their action will In
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low Sic: white $40 y bushel, Sales 500 yelloy
mIAe1 50c and 800 white at Sc y bushel.
QAIsIssock fair and prices easy at 41@42
BRAN-stock fair and market steady at so
=, hay. i. II fair supply and prices are steady
WIFI Dl'I %sks ssi aale don and easy
quote choice Cincinnati at 81 os01 10. fair te
e9na nWesstern at q T@1 os. Louisiana 81 o5@1 on
eaa9 g i qlES-supply light and market firm al
6, ONIONS Light supply and firm at y 1893 =
qABBAgEs- Firm at 50 so p bog.
ARPLEs-None here.
,BUTTEK-There is No New York butter on
d dag1I get Iae marketis well Supplied with
an a Western pa11s5 Irom th me West &C. Rs
d4 prime l9g2o;; 90 good 17@1se: dairy. prime.
5asc s0na ao5sa g. hls ,.
.CHEEsE-W estern factory, Is prime 7S7Ke: do
kins 506c; inferior 40; New York. cream 90
POULTRY Old chickens IS so; young s9as:
ducks 1903; geese $z@5; turkeys $l2@M p
EGGS Western s@1oc: Louisiana 1oe11c p
RICE@Firm. Prime TIC. good 71e fair 7c,
or dn ~ 81 Homm9n sHe an ada Ne
is quoted at So p bundle- discount according
. bundle. the Davis tie ct s. 1o, p bundle.
with the usual rate OF IN Y cent discount Tor
BEGGING Domestic jute 1o4@1okc for two
pounds and 11A@11ac for two and a quarter
pounds IL round lots. Baling tWine Is 'obbng
= N i1ss11S sroREs- TurpentIne scarce and
firm at 2sc. Rosin-D Demand fair and stock good !;
a r = e. = p,sh T. nar ! & Is g
cOTToN SEED oIL-Redned 4s@lec; crude
4s@45e: country mt crude +, so "a Gallon.
t1Sao fa%N 10 4 ttsa nff 7nr Haf,
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kTbc United States Savings Bank at st.
Hais closed It's doors on the second instant.
~ the second bank that has failed In that
= within week, and fears are entertained
n others will speedily follow.
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JUDICIAL ADvEKT1sEa1EHrs.
AUCTION SAILS.
BY G. Il. G1rardey.
IMPORTANT SALE OF STATE WARRANTS
IN THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
In Liquidation.
Fourth District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Al, 40.

RY G. 3. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer- Office No.
- 81 Camp street-On SATURDAY. June ii.
1879. at 10 O'Clock M. at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange. In the rotunda of the st. Charles
Hotel, In this city, will be sold at public
auction. By virtue and In pursuance OF an order
from the Hon. W. r. Houston. Judge Of The
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
dated May 80. 1879, and rendered In the above
entitled matter, the following described securi-
ties:
I Pledged to the Southern Bank by the late
John B. Clay. the following described warrants
OF the State Of Louisiana, issued In his favor
and bearing the following numbers and series
and respective amounts, to wit
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-06
Series of 1874, august ., 1877.

Apportionment to G. Il. Sauyinet. ex civil
sheriff. act No. 1869 Of 1874. as part payment 81
costs incurred In tax sui q.
lsigned) ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor,
III. Pledged by g. w. DuDre q CO. to secure
note Of $1,000, the following described State Of
I.<,I1i inrnfx runr rnYafu <srr13t. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-06

FLOUR feeling Is stronger In ,conse
Quencc OF the liberal foreign demand. The
sold yesterday for expectation t. Cuba, consist.
Ing OF loe bbs at 50 25 $50 3oo 500 and 1900 spot
and Soo 20 arrive on private terms. Sales to the
| local TRACE were also reported as follows: 81
and 100 bbls It So 5o rs at Sc 49, 100 IS 30; IN
and 100 at s6 IS 100 ut &c. 65 at IS 9O Is at IS s5
g. e III % at IS - 80 az So
We ouote: Fancy extras 50 s7K@ss 50; choice
extras . g l5a6 Is; family $eos l2k: treble
xtras oabe exras e sng
Common 81 75as Is b bbi. Dealers stgs Il ID
their trade obtain an advance of soc p Dbl on
RYE FLOUR Steady: So So
a H0MlNa1 1t 1922 50. Wholesale; q 5000 50
GkITs-E1 landing - $500 90; jobbing at
C0RN MEAL-There was q good demand for
sRs aaes dse5D Wn q
2 rs p Dbl OK landing. Dealers obtain an ad-
vance Of 10000 on these rates. Sales-5o bbIs at
g TO- 25 o. So So So So IS and 100 bbis at 81 rs
PoRK-The supply OF mess is light, and goods
e. +. 1he sPot q soon e arrive ale held
these prices sales-loo bbis to arrive at So IS
4e BIZ s sgIf & a III se without anv onos
Bile change. The demand is fair. and prices are
shoulders. Dealers get higher rates. Sales
BACQN-The inquiry Is not SO active to. day,
but owing to the low upply sides are held at an
ADVANCE OF ne on previous prices. Shoulders
are dull IL and neglected at ne. and sides are
clear sides. Dealers 0bt lin The usual advance
on these rates. sales-25 boxes clear rib sides
HAMS-Heavy transactions were reported to-
day ~ hams. spot and to arrive, for shipment
to Cuba. The sales comprised 100 tierees spot
at loe and 800 tierces to arrive. on private
terms. Prices are firm and unchanged.
We quote: CaHvased hams sI@eKc for large
and medium averages. and sK@sxc for saaall
averages.
LAED-Dull ana iobbing. Weauote: Tierees
6A@7e for refined as In brand. and 61xe nomi-
nal for packers steam. Dealers rates are Ne
.BREAK FAsT AeoN-supply good. demand
light and market dull and easy at sk 07c for
ordinary q and zk@se fer choice: dealers obtain
PACKERS HOG PEODtC Dealers are
selling on orders IN the Job trade az y Is half
Dbl for pig pork: s9@g 30 for rump pork; 50 50
gs 75 for prime pork; 80 30 fer prime mess
g Sl@do Ior family mess; pigs feet . ZOE Kegs.
q for rkins and 81 25 for bbIs-
CORN-supply fair and market steady. fel-
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Elns puddlers OF Pittsburg are now on q
re, and IL is thought their action will In.
"a from $4,000 to $4,000 tronworkers In q
Siuntary cessation from work.
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l1S1.writers from far-off Burmah are par
n y mentioning that Gen. Grant, while
sgaYe much sober attention TO the posi-
a valuable extension of American
erce Ia that country. The English
Yearly monopoly Of the trade at
ntbut the General satisfied himself that
sof 1t might be had by the Yankees If
4 Efforts were made. The chief exports
u burmese are rice, raw India rubber,
wand raw hides. For rice, he says,
Y always market In the United
but as the rice-felds Of the South
" produce an ample supply at least as
wy as it can be imported from India,
veg not appear to be anything very
II the idea Of getting up a trade
AEttcle from Rangoon.
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y COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS
/. .....s= Thursday Evening.

VVEIOI VIZ NEW VltIGAND DIMOO1ShAS J
Thursday Evening. June5 1879. ]
COTTON-There was less disposition on the
part OF buyers to operate, and under that infu-
ence. as well as the unfaYorable reports from
Liverpool, the market ruled easy, with sales OF
only 400 bales.
The official closing quotations OF the Cotton
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aa1tIng to the statement Of the Chicago
the stock Of lard in that city on the
lnssant Is about 10000 tlerces, there
decrease Of about 40,95o, 900 pounds
.aee March !, as shown by comparing
W. ma shipments, and an increase 81
~ pounds on packing account. The
" pork In Chicago ID believed to be
isa,ug barrels, being a decrease Of 63,
lels since the close Of the winter pack
Aeon The lard has been shipped out
4sy, about 10,0oe, 0oe pounds per week,
alcely one-third Of the quantity has
Nh eNS6Wtlork. It Is intimated that some
salopped at Buffalo, Albany ard Troy,
w Will meet with cheap storage, and
aat 10 the stock-takiIgs of Chicago
ssw York.
- olten occurs in this country that men
anity obtain goods by Enisrepresent-
M financial condition, fail and thus de-
aear creditors. In most instances Of
we deceived creditors too readily
'ae men who have duped and swinGled
oR promise by paying certain por-
Me debts incurred. This course en-
WISE SPECTATORS In commercial conf
recommenee business, and repeat
eptioa and fraudulent practices. We
70 note that some New York mer-
, s..Ve shown determination to put
s Recently, as the telegraph has
", Judge In that city sentenced an
aant to the State prison for obtaining
otsd Of goods by disappearing
ld condition. The creditors,
as signed an agreement
seY would not accept Pc
y statement from rich relatives Of
WV desiring the case to be tested In
The court held distinctly that any
70 buys on credit takes criminal
We Representations which he may
IVY his solveney. III. for example, a
suters store as q buyer. the pro-
rlsor questions him. Where does he
<akse does he transact business? What
hserty2 How much is be worth? etc.
olnt " decides the New York Judge.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evening. June5. 1879.
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-[Ry TAlaRraph.l-

New ToR1. June, 5.-;Money, closed at Q
Governments closed firm currency IS 121@
~: Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows:
Union frsts Gt2b0lllk. land grants 113h 011s1.
Stock market today generally firm, but the
transactions were on q small scale; The 'leadinR
feature @ the market was In the Pacific mai.
outside Of the Pacific Mail ranged from ito j
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M exports OF bulk corn to Europe yester-
stnoated to 10000 bushels, OF which 46, 465
Fhels are for Rouen and 1854 bushels for
Essrnnf.I
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Hbll ito exempt the producer Of tobacco
i tx when sold In lots not exceeding 100
Ids was called up In the United States
IA d Representatives on the second In
II dnder suspension OF the rules, and
nted Tor want Of a two-thirds majority,
theVote showed that the House is In
III of free leaf" The tobacco manufac-
Ia say that this bill will be of but little
1dtto ividuals and materially diminish
|nyenue Of the government.
rive have already mentioned, the last
as Legislature passed an act which So
ntytaxed all commercial travellers whose
Ans might lead them to travel In the
Of course the idea was one Of protee-
hhme enterprise, but the enforcement
elAW seteo badly upon the stomach Of
61mmers that they held convention at
lion the twenty-eighth OF May, and al
tsxies Of vigorous expostulatory reso-
nst drew up an address to the Governor,
tnting their grievances and petitioning
mdress.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE,
Total thus far. 81 ses,s4s 50 ls7l4,g7e

Total thus far. $3.50. - 865. $40 50 IS7l4,976 a
We quote exceptional paper s@7 p cent; Al
doE0-; second grade do @; loans on col.
laterals COS: Al mortgage paper So; second
grade do @ y cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s7k@-
and trade dollars at so@s5. Halves and quar-
ters fAmerican) are quoted at 9S@ss4.
The sales Of foreign exchange were light
and rates are f1rmer. Bank sterling rules at
-04ss1<. and bill Of ladinR and clear bills at
4s5k@4ss1z. @5
French bills are firm and quiet. We quote
bank francs -; commercial .1sx@s.1s1.
Bank sight bills opened firm and closed
strong at Y p cent premium for bank counter
rate; commercial Is quoted u p cent pre-
MUM.
State Consols steadier at 42@42s1.
Premium Bonds closed steady at 25z@a5X.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES : Consol-
tdated Bonds are quoted at 31A@s2: Half Paid
City Coupons, 23@26; State Warrants. e7@8s:
Levee Warrants. $50: City Time. 1874, 200
IS; 1875. 900: 1876. 2o@23; 1877. 2o1@A: 1878.
20M@-.
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ApUUfIIUumenL IOf III BLaI6 UT1ntInG, act NO.
g. executive session OF 1873.
tSjgneH ALLEN JUMEL Auditor. n.
No. 1883. ApportiOnment to pay the expenses
Ct the joint committee on Investigation OF the
State Treasurer. act No 8. extra session Of 1878.
Also
No. 2s7Series Of 1873. March 2s, 1873 for s7so 10.
.ApDortionment to pay repairs of the Supreme
Court, act No. 8. extra session OF 1878.
Receipt from Auditor Jumel. dated March 49,
1879. Tor 1851 80 In coupons, one-hah paid
$3648.
Terms-Cash on delivery. mys1 je1 7s 1otd
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AUCTION SALES.
ny G. +. Grardey.

the same property which was acquired by the
sara ssla yonn Deyine. deceased. by purchase from
Mss Sopnla Curneeu. BY ACT passed before said
Y; - nIhak' iats notary. dated the twenty-ninth
and improvements thereon -.
Terms and Conditions Cash. and the purss
CHASER % assume We taxes due and exigible in
Act Of sale at the expense Of the nurchasar
before ". j. Castell. ESQ notary public.
my17 ~ 81 jt71421
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Apportionment for all State .............s 7e5 b
Nv. Pledged by Geo. w. Dupre d Co. to secure
note OF $500, the following described securities
State OF Louisiana warrants:
Nx,es 4 Gosssaa x,&1a 1as1

Apportionment for all State printing, act No.
g. executive session of 1875
(signed) ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
v. Pledged by q. W. Dupre Il co. to secure
note of $500 the following described securities
Louisiana State warrants: .1a N 8
Nos. Series of 1873. april 8, 1878.
3771 $3.50 90
3772 $50 90
37I3 10 AT
$685. 10 90
Nos. S771 3772 and BITS
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Irons advices Of the sixteenth Of May re-
IN advance of from two to three francs
i III kinds of silk goods.