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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-01

The Darien survey has pretty thoroughly
determined that no ship canal can be built
across that isthmus. Now let us turn our atten-
ton to Tehuantepec and Nicaragua 1t is GER
tain that a canal can be Gu; cheaply and well by
way of Nicaragua, and there is probability that
Tehuantepec can also be used for the same pur-
pose Either of these lines will be very much
cheaper 10 work than Darien, and a great deal
better when flushed.
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The entries for yesterdays contest we're the
Woodsltc lileksiie, Cruiser Sally, and Three Bro
Tiers. At the signal they hauled out, and passed
the flag boat close hauled. on Fort Schuyler. the
Woodside took The lead and kept II. The return
was made as iollows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-01

What has become OF the Army bill in the
Senate? When will Senator WILSON bring it IN
and have vote on itY
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ADVERTISERS will please take notice mat The Sun
vii, be published on tuesday next July A. usual. and
that we shall possible. make four issue OF that day
syen more interesting than usual.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-01

Conspicuous in a Broadway meat and vege.
table market. little above Union square, is a
placard, marketing sent to the country"
In this simple announcement there is wealth
of comforting suggestion to stay-at-homc cid-
zens. The city, after all, is the place for good
living and the deluded mortals who rush to the
country for pleasure have to send here for
their supplies. one-half the price paid for poor
board in the rural districts would provide sump-
tuous fare and all the delcacies of the at
city residence. In the market we speak Of was set
forth tempting display OF blushing raspberries,
scarlet cherries, golden tomatoes, and silyery
salmon, besides plump chickens and juicy cuts of
lamb and beef; while, near by confectoner
held forth offers Of ice creams and other cooling
preparations, Of which the country affords bu,
poor limitations. OF course, if u man is crazy for
a sight OF green fields and dusty roads, lie must
bow to his fate; but if he is not, he may as well
remain in New York.
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The Neo Hdrcn Register, Democratic
journal endowed with brains and knowledge, de-
clares truly that /" The success of TnE SuS has
been a marvel. In all the annals OF journalism
there is no instance Of paper springing so sud-
denly and permanently into popularity II is only
n short time since IL was taken by its present
managers and already II has attained n circu-
lation surprising that Of any other paper in the
country" One reason for this achievement,
according TO the Register, is that TnE Sun is
cheap but this is not all. II excels all its COM
petiors in collecting and presenting the news
its he best Of Hiring newspapers. Its local news,
especially, "s more complete and more carefully
arranged than that Of any other paper in the
city" The Rtgistr then goes on to speculate
little on what we may have to do with the enor-
nous circulation that has come to us. The vast
currency of Tue Sun" says our contemporary,
"will in time so ovcrwhclm IL with advertise
ments us to neccsitatc an increase in its size and
price" To which We answer, Never never!
. TnK Sun is big enough already and IL will never
become mere advertising sheet with our con-
sent. 1t is a newspaper, aud such II will remain.
We often leave out three or four columns Of nd-
vertisements at a time in order TO make room for
the news and If there were sufficient occasion
we would leave them all out. As fast as our
columns become overwhelmed with advertise
ments We raise the price OF advertising, and thus
maintain the proper equilibrium. The Register
concludes with the following interesting remarks
"The position Of THE Sun is one Of perfect ndc-
pcndonce II strikes away ri[ht and lent viii out
fear favor snd the fact tlat It's tfcucaan cril-
cisms severely felt, Ia apparent IRON the whining
and impoent abuse OF the iadical papers. They as
sail Mr.. DANA personally with great ierocity, and
Cocry the power Of 1HB Sun, but they are evidently
stung by Its damaging attacks
It's rather funny but when Republican jour
mails set out to praise Tue SrN-and the more
sensible ones often do it-they dwell with salts
faction upon the fact that its treuchant criticisms
are severely felt by Democratic corrptionists,
cas- is apparent from the whining and mpotent
abuse" with which they respond to its ex-
posures of bunders and crimes for which the
Democracy ore responsible. SO much difference
does il make whether il is your bull that has
gcrcd my OK, or my OK that has gored your bull.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-01

The daily circulation of TIE Sun during
Ne last ,ooek, tohich ended on Saturday,
T.. ,sos No foUo,rs
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aggregate daily circulation last geek,
sos, 300. average daily circulation dur
ing Tie peek, 90,7I7. Daily Average dur.
ing the precious Teek, ending June 10,
100. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

n TAT or LETTERaT rubshea Tuesdays ana Fhdayp re-
~ m.s.s %. New Yer. City Post ome, corner q ns'.1r ~
sn" date n this List Published socording v law
ia v. paper hsving ns Largest clrs.ls,IOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18
Ytqal Roi,t.s.

NEEwSS Xo 81 Nv syrREME CoTMT cy 80
Amt By Mshas Bsats her guardian az sa f II
Williams, John A. Cormack, and Mary L; Gormack bis
Macy e sfs yTa 5S S,
wife, George Stafford, and Benjamin Mns.-The IN
sq a ey S!asF $
day OF Dccember 1850 hereby requires all pe!on. ha
decree ot osbsrW on tie andvdsS share o. :.
o5 Of s e ne n cs
ass Ga q a Mc e. s F
i've liens and with satisfactory
evidence Of the amount due thereon and TO specify The
% ;e4 ss 'as s sa &
plsnt IN the above cause as iollows IAN those hvs
yns shs .de ' " . ts
soseS.a q fow. S. ,o say os By Gf% U
street Ror,hsIy BY me middle nne Of ne block BE-
ss By line drs%n parallel 70 Eighth .ye 90 '1s
the distance oastery thcrefrom OF four hundred eet
as s'p AZ, On u sSs ss s So k S
Sss .s 1s nSS S.Sss what" and
Dated New York. Jan * $50 co,v,,x u.
SCPIEME CQURT-oI,y. and County Of Nes
widow Of Patrick Riley deceased Mary Riley and Ellen
as cGs an AND 9. an y Dora 2. R falsw y e.
Abraham D: I.ppsn wiliis% , ~ Apdrey. Edwin
not ssrJ f. sSovc named dcfendsnts You are SsrsSJ
sSs asiSS when a Once
ss civ and S SeSS S 2, Ssp Yogh Hal
q ONCE e A sss &c 80
you, exclusive oflhe day Of such service aud you tai
thS plaintiff this action will apply 1.-THE Court for lbs
relief demanded IN the complaint.
O"''u b. WATSON. Plaintiffs Attorney.
r,..,,.,,, d, ,,,,. ii Brosdway New York
the Clerk o. the City ana County OF New York The
wv" uA' VI b, WATSON. Plaintiff, Auorpe,
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C1TH DIyIDEND.-onice OF Columbia Fire
- Insurance Company, l6i broadway, New York
Jan 1870 The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clarel scmi'annua dividend OF Ave (5 per cent,
the CAPITA stock tree Of GOyerument tax payable on
demand. JkO. u. ARTHUR. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

y FOR sALE-Supreme Court,-henry D. Cullen and
Henry A. Mott, executors and trustees OF Couia
Smith, deceased, ag ainst william h. smith and Other.
Notice Is hereby given In pursuance OF judgment VI
the supreme Court made in the above EMIT ed acton
on the 10Th day OF December, 1892 that the valuable
property No. I0s Broadway, east side between Fourth
street ana Aston place, IA now offered for al the
prIce OF $4,000, until February /, 1870.
The lot Is u feet wide and i3ik feet deep Only IS.
900 cash required balance N two mortga Wa
for so 90 to secure the payment Of annuity Of
thousand dollars during the life OF person be.
tween 80 and 81 years OF age, payable on the death Of
the annuitant; the other mortgage being Tor 1901
payable In three or hye years both with interest
seven per cent. payable iannnaly; with the
interest. Insurance, tax, and assessment clauses.
For further particulars inquire Of the unoersigned
JAMES IL. COLEMAN, Referee, ~ Nas,Gust.
HENRY J. CULLEN, Executor. &C.,
HENRY A MOTT, II Broad IT.
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Y ost mo Souuc.

n OsT on STOLEN, bank book 40 1!g'.. or
II Emigrant Industrial savings lHnk. Tue lhl'i ','
be rewarded on leaving II At the bnnN, u CllhD ="
II not found application Will be made iOt Dew p''s
Oh The 18th Vi January, mt 80. ,,,,-,, ,,..,,.
Il OST-sunday evening, Jan 49, golnl IRON "a =,
Church to Sd aV.. TO 10Th st. slccN ehulioh, e,n
II. ). The Under Will please take It TO lb9 81 aN ~
Will be suitably rewarded.
II OST--On Sunday on 9Th av or 10Th It a m.nk 10,
i collar. Tile hnder will be rewarded by rc,urnh-
TO sun office, or Y West 10th It.
Il OST-A bank book, on the Manhattan sivn!, ~
i stitu ion, No $780,, Tho finder VII pti''
same to the bank. corner Broadway AMI beerncl-I-
COX REMARD.-Lo9t on slnd'l re.N., p,
% = - 9th, on 9TH Av., between lNlu anu wv 80
parcel containing 40 manuscript books ~ 49,
reward II be paid IN returning them % 1', 3ln ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

WANTED-A compr'ei It woman 20 rui and max
w up gentlemen. stocks and tics. Tor custom orders.
Apply At 81 Nassau ..
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Situations dAanito.
6opariu,rsbip Noiit,,.

DISS0LITIOs OF LIMITED PARTNER
- shi-ile limited partnersnp heretofore ssisting
between he undersigned under the nrm name OF W II.
sCHIkffELIN CO, having expired by It's owl limi.
tation, the business will be settled and continued BY
their succc,.ors, under the ssms arm name
William William 4 sfssA f Sisss
JAMES L. SCHIEfFELlN, I e..o,.,
SIDNEY A. sCHIRFFtLIk, p.ss
Dl.ADHURSr sCHIBFFELfN, rH'oer'
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WANTED-operator and bistcrs, and nnlsners o.
w fnc shop and custom pants. cali nj iai l3th 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

NNANrED-Ladics to purchase whccler Wilson's
w sewing machines At fO Icr month no adva .ce In
prices I Ellis, 80 sth av between 18th and 2yth IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

INANTED-A smart Girl to do general LouscworS
w tor small family CITY references required Ap'
ply at gS Broadway.
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GnxntixL

u ,o~.,,,cr,o,,
tVNn h"iIDnh
SEVEN Per CENT.
" - ~, - ss s 80
GOLD BONDS
DANvILLE URBANA, pLooMIseT0N, AND
TENN nai.,'oaD OoAii AMI
,..,.., r ,h.,NU,o' r,.,
~, -. e, va, ''e ~ 80 ~ c ~ 80
loan loan anu Ir.s. company NOW iorA' 'oupo"' p"'
"''e hP''' s sau $500 Ne ,,,',,r,x,,r-
go, ~ 1885, w. /. =. :, ~ ',,n , 80.
1'A 'o"' S"' DE "h"i ND
CAPITAL STOCK . saOoo0OO
TOTAL ISSUE or BONDS ..... s2Ooo 900
Length ofrosd III s-iOO miles The bonds are limited
to less than ssOu per mile and are secured BY FIRST
Mortgage on ne entire property OF s Gonna nv which
cost about $40 900 per mile
The road runs through the richest and most popuous
agricultural district in nnos The local business alone
is much more than suff,cept to sustain IT, This with
the through busness which Il IA expected will be lin.
tied only by the eapscity Of the road must make as
~ ~, y, wy .p.sy y, '"e '''o' "'N''
'' ,s s 80, - 49, Wv ~, ., . ......ou.
and valuable connections, Fast and West.
a. t, a,tta al vtth arsf
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Yottls.

THE AsTOR HOUSE Restaurantand Exchange
have been remodded recently, and put In the most
perfect condition. for the OF the public,
In the way oflunches during the business hours OF the
day any other hours Arrangements have been made
for constant and plentiful supply OF the finest oysters
that can be bought, and challenge competition in
everything pertaining to the preparation OF shell nsh OF
all varieties Other articles OF food In the Exchange
Will be rs always, OF the best quality.
CHAs. A. sTETsONS SONS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

SUPREME COUYT, New York City and County
- The Equitable Life Assurance society Of the
United states, Plaintiff against Ann Il; Mcdonald and
Others Defendants In pursuance OF Judgment OF hs
supreme Court OF the State OF New YorS. made and
entered In the above entitled action, l. the subscubef
the referee named In said Judgment will expose 10
sale NJ public auction on the l0th day OF January l
at IL clock noon, ut the Exchange SalearuOm, III
broadway In the city OF New York, by JOSEPH No
CURE, Auctoneer, tho following described real C.
tate to wit: All that certain lot, piece, or parcel Of
land situate lying and beng IN the Seven relth Whd
OF the city OF New York, bounded as follows; Begu
ming point on the southwestcrly side of Threenh
street distant three hundred and forytwo feet ad
nyesevenths inches northwestcriy from tide Second
avenue, and running thence southwesterly on li1s
parallel with the sad avenue hundred aud three
teet and three inche+; thence northwestery on lie
parallel with the said street twenty feet ave and
one seventh inches thence northCAsterly on line
parallel with the said avenue one hund cd aud three
toet and three inches aud thence southoastOry aOnE
Thirteenth stree, twcntyonC feet Ave and oyenh
inches TO the place OF beginning,
New York. Dec IS 1860. "
JAMES II. COLEMAN. Referee.
HHSHr DAY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The above bale i1 adluurncd TO Tuesday, February l.
at the same time and place.
New York, Jan 10, ISl1,
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Notice Is hereby given that limited partnership mas
been formed by the nndersEned pursuant TO the laws
q The state Of New YORK That the name or nrw IN
sCHfETfEl ~ co; that the general nature Of thc
Is importing and buying and selling drugs, medicines.
fancy goods pcrfuery and other merchandise their
account and on commissions that the names or all
the general and partners ntere.ted In the said
bu s,nc.s Joseph X. Westerneld. william A. Gel.
latly. william II. schehelln, William n. Clark. Samuel
y eehcfelin. and Sidney A sChiefelin; that the
said Joseph n. Westerneld general partner and his
place of residence 10 In the city and county OF New
York thai the said wlism A. Gestly Is general mart.
ncr rlace OF resideuce Is Orange Essex county
" j.; that the aid William H. schieffelin Is a general
pnrtnor ard H. place OF re-idencc the CITY aud
county OF New YORK that the said william n CLARK is
eral partner and his place OF residence Is 10 Nor
r'ssns, Wes,chcster county. New YORK that the said
samuel y Scheten especial partner, and his place
Of residence Is u the city ami county Of New Yotk
that the said sidney A. SChieneltn Is also snecal
partner and his place OF residence Is In Gene' oatirio
county, y. Y.
That the amount Of capital which each Of said special
has contributed 10 the common stock i ~ fol-
iow. The Sal Samuel u. Schiefclin has contributed
tho Of ATTY thousand dol ars ana the said Sidney
Sctlsnsn has contributed the sum Of my thousand
dClsrS.
That the period which the said partnership ia to
commence Is the third day January, 1870, and the
rod At Which Il will terminate IL the thirty nrst day OF
Deccu Ell ghlcch hundred and scyeniy.iOur
81 ... 49,
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Tnstrutilon.

y E-SDNS on tie nianofo te. o. peT quarter Of 20
c+gns, at the McudclssOhl Consery tory OF Music
No 20 Ehst 2ilh ~, near 81 ay, Vocal music same
teruv Bee. VI teachers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01

DYC.E.G IRARDEY q CO.; AUCTION
10 esrs--Uthce No. II Exchange Piac.;-H Ed
NESDAY, June p 1870, at Twelve o CLOCK NJ, az the
Msrchants and Anctioneers' Exchange, on Roy al
street. between Canal and Cu5tomnouse streels. IN
this CITY Of New Gy Hstae G d src Court
Of the United States OF AMERICA for te ssrlct OF
Louisiana, ted twenty first M a., is'g ano reno
ered in the above emitted mat er. VIII be soid by
nub ic auction, the following described property,
oTHE LOT OF GROUND AND TWO.SyORf
RkICK STORE thereon, known as No ls3 Rampant
street situated in the Frs5 District eft this en- In
the square bounded by Namps50 stree or ra oon
PniIinna or Dryades streets. designated a. .ot Nc.
m ban Of SAID square, deposited in the office OF o.
10 % feeG az inches front MoDIe Landing or
Rampant street, by depth OF l42 feet lncn and
llnes being he same properly wicn Was
made and passed before William shannon, notary
public in this city. May 49, 1871! to edsct part
ton Of properly owned By the heirs IT J. W. l!der,
and the said Henry Petty, in undivided owneTanl p
in common; together with all the buildings and I'M
provements thereon 0 ,o,h.;Idige %
osetner with One Hundred and Fifty Shares of
the Mortgage Stock OF tre Cit'Zens BANK OF LOUISE
era attached TO the said property; , =
ler,ns and conal tions or sale-rhe purchaser to
furnish a stock note IN favor Oh me SAL VI iIehs
Bank of Louis Tor the sum OF Sso. pas
the provisions of its charter ana 10 De loenilae
with the mortgages scouting the same, me oas nee
OF tie purchase price TO be PAID cssn on te spo q.
the moment OF adjudication. be purchaser Will as.
sume pay ment. ever and above ms Dlu, o. ai
due on the property up to the gay OF saie, a orboa
The court ordering the sale OF the ABOVE os scI oe
property directs that the same be freed from an
ether liens, mortgages or lncumorahces ses.inS -
the Citizsns' Bank and the assignee, acting as tIe
officer OF the court, will convey only sucn ttis as
in him vested BY the as ignment IN bankruptcy anu
Act Of sale. toge thsr with the United States in:
ternal revenue stamps attached, at me expense u
TIE pur chaser. before NJ. Gernon, Eotary Suoiic.
iaJ'7 IA 1922
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01

DY e. z. GuRAKDEY IL CO. AUG
. rionee7s Office No. Il Exchange p'aoe-wED-
NESDAY, June %. 1870, at taeive O'Clock
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctloners tx
change, on Royal, between Canal and Gus
tomhoUse streets, in this city OF New Or
E. II. Darrell. Judge Of the District Court
OF the United States OF America. for the Dis;
trio. of Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy, dated
February g. 1863, and rendered ID the above en-
titled matter, viii be sold by public auction the
folowiug described property. to wit
A CERTAIN TRACr or parcel OF land. together
with the improvements, etc. thereon, kuoWo as the
louisiana and being the east alt OF section tWen-
ty and west half OF northwest quarter OF sec
ton y-four, and west half OF southeast half
and east naf of northwest quarter. and vest ns OF
nortLe4sJ quarter of section tou eeu, and cots Oh
and two of section fourteen, all IN township NO. >.
range west containing 120 acres, IN Jre or less,
OF which $50 cleared; beng the sarne prop
g. buxton by act of sale OF date of October a. le63
and attssted before and recorded by w itam Payne
recorder on October 10. le63.
The decree OF the court Ordering the sale OF ne
above described property dir ecs that the same be
freed from all incumbralce, and tie assignee act
as the officer of tbs co1rt. VIII conway only such
title az is IN him vested by the assignment IN bank
r. e cy ana tie afort aid order Of the court.
ms taxes not having probably been paid, ana tne
assignee not knowing how much there may De aus
therefor, the purchaser to assume the payment OF
all the taxes that tne property may owe up TO the
DAY of sale and above the price OF aoIuicalon
Ierms-Cssh on the spot a: the moment OF aoludl
cation. 49,
mai revenue stamps attached, at the expense OF the
purchaser. before NJ. Gernon notary public.
ial 1922
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01
AUCTION SALES.
By Neville & Van Solingen.
INTERNAL REVENUE SALE OF DISTIL
LERY, FIXTURES, ETC.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Collectors Office First District OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, May a. 1870. }
DY NEVILLE q VAN SOAlNGEE,
ID Auctioneers-Of1ics No. Ill Grayler street.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, June e.
A. D. 1870 a, twelve o o'clock NJ. on the premises
occupied by H. L. Mills. Nos los and l07 Peters
street. this city shall sell the following described
property seizsn and be sold to SATISFY
and costs against the said II. l.. Mills
One Epgipe, twenty-five horse power
Two Boilers. twenty-five and :"entS-slx 1eet
long, forty two inches diameter ,, ,,
One Still, nineteen feet capacity Lo-o saiIons.
One Worm Tub. One Doubler.
One kighwine Tub One LOwWlne IuD.
Ore Pump. for pumping loW-Wlnes from tup TO
doubler.
Ten Yeast Tubs Four Yeast Cans,
One Hot Water Jack. One Corn Mill.
One Mash 1ub and Worm, fourteen fee0 diameter,
537 gallons capacity.
One large Cold Water Cistern.
One Fan Mill.
story.
ore Grindstone. One Ice Chest
One Hot Water Cistern. capacity 2UCo gallons .
Twelve Fermenting Cisterns, aggregate capacity
50,e6l gallons.
Nine empty Spirit Barrels. ,,oo
Two Receiving Cisterns, capacity ABOUT zIoO gal
Ions
One Beer Sink One Beer Pump.
One Gold Water Pump I've Stop Tubs
Terms-Oash in United States treasury notes.
my27 20 les s. A. STOCkDALE. COLLECTOR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01
RESIDENCE IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
WITH LARGE GARDEN AND GROUND,
CLAY SQUARE.

PY c. E. GIRARDcY q 20, AUG
- tioneers-Otice No. II Exchange Place Sal
URDAf, June 4. 1870, at twelve o'c!o-k Nj, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Oh Royal,
between Canal and Customhouss streets, will be
sold by public auction
The ELEGANT rWO-ST0RY FRAME RESI-
DENCE, No. 479 Annuncation ntrset. west side, in
square bounded by Annupclation, LAUREL Philip
and First streets. The lot measures 81 feet and
lines front on Annuncation street, by 1859 feet 10
inches deep. The honse has latticed hal two par
ors, dining and breakfast room, and kitchen store
room and pantry lower floor. and three bed
snd nursery up Stair in main house, and two
servants rooms in vim, with gas throughout, two
lar. covered cisterns and small bathroom, stable
and carriage. house. wash and wood houses; fine
garden stocked with ctOce hruobery fruit trees.
walks laid, and carriage entrance.
Possession of the property given on completion Of
sale. This properly is well worth tie attention of
any seeking q commodlOus quiet home, with
large and we'll ordered grounds and convenient to
every family comfort. and easily ccessibe 10 bust
ness by two lines of city Situate on the shady
SIDE of the street. with iul southern exposure.
Terms-Une-third cash; balance at one and two
years credit, in notes secured by vendors lien bear
ing tuterest at eight per cent per anpu from date
of sale until fna payment, with penal clause of five
per cent attorneys fees in event of sui Improve
ments to be kept fully insured and policy trans.
ierrsd to vendor. Purchaser to assume payment OF
all taxes TOR the year 1863, and up to day of sale.
Act of sale and United States stamps attached
at the expense OF purchaser before W. j. Castell,
aotary public myl9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01
By j. Dejan, Jr.
HORSES AND MULES.


Great Sale of Elegant Saddle and Harness Horses
Work Mules, Buggies and Harness at Auction.
DY j. DEAN, JR;,, AuOTI0NEER-.
Is viii, be SOLD on THURSDAY. June :, io1U, ct
lafpast ten O'Clock, at +. Liner stapies' 0i"'ief
sine Fine Saddle and Harness HORSES. in pairs and
Also elegant top and open BUGGIES, HAIR
NESS SADDLES, etc. ...o.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01

a oA~0'''''''''::::. 800 o-a"
Strsnsers visiting the city and wishing medical o.
surgical .id Will call at the Southern Dispensary
No 80 Csrondeiet street, near the corner OF ~
Joseph, where medicines are Compounded TO cur
sill chronic may csll if within the reach o.
medicine or surgery. Consultations are gwen &
males or females. The poor will be prescribed io'
gratis. Letters giving description Of case spd con
tanning five dollars, will meet with attention AMI
medicine sent by express.
P. ST. will give free consultations at my drus
store No. 2s6 St. Charles street, corner OF Delorc
street. from half past ten to halfpast eleven O'CLOCK
ieN iy j. E. LOCKWOOD. A.. II.