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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
By II. w. -Palfrey.


rr7rrv AND IT n HIGINBOTHAM VS..
A. D. hoIHi NM - Ia
their creditors and the creditors of A. j. fully
$3.50. a,...;o, ~ ti,,s
,,oo,- ACCOUNTS
of Exchange. Proniissory NOTES. nooA A'oo"u'''
and Lands in the States of Texas, Mississippi
anu A@4u' =" o ~
and Arkansas.
v~r,rrx A1rrTToNFFH-
ID Ofioe No IS Carondeet street-on "a ~ U - a.
DAY April 20, 1870, at twelve O'Clock. az tne ~,
Chares Auction Exohange in the basement foe0nu r
Of the st. Charles Hotel by vIrtne CT anu IA Put
suance to order from the honorable to1Ttn OlS
trlct Court for the parish OF or.eRS sbova el
titled matters ,cr.,c,r
l. SUNDRY BILLS .ISC o r. s ~ e
PEOM1|SORY no FES and bou , =, ny 3ncf;on
an inventory of which may Do seen az ZIG Au.t'oh
| ser's Office. IT,.
| T. $50 ACRES or LARD siguateI , "a C qua
county Texas, the waters OF pear CEcoHi Iouu
eleven miles north 81 dsgrees "esC IN f hn%rtr
fes known as survey NO. SUo' - 1870, n ,a~ai ~
| warrant No. 80, lsSu 15. " 1.4I .r u'
W 4s0 ACRES OF LAND situated in Comal
county Teas on tde vest f~om New Braun
iOl9 miles nortn' % usSsSeS w 80 ~ 1a1fv
fe!s, knoZn as survey NJ "ys i ~ aSenarsI IN
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Or LOUIS DEOOUDREAUN-
80. l9, 43l.

pX 5. GUE@1UET. AUCTION E6R--0t-
ID fee Of Exchange alley and Bienyilie
etreel.-SATURDAY,A April 49, 1870 will be sold,
at twelve O'Clock NJ, at tho st. Charles Auction
Exchange, st. Charles street, between Common and
Gravier streets, by virtue of an order from the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, dated March l5. l4T0-
LOT OF GRO UND, situated in the Third Dis
triot OF this city, in tn parish, between this city
and the Bayou st. John, near the junction of Gen.
t!ly and Bayou roads, making part CT the property
heretofore known as Green prick yard, in SOU re
comprised between Aubry, Galvez, OTelly and Miro
Streets which lot of ground is designated lot No.
2 of square NO. AZ, on plan drawn by L. Sripgier
on the twenty ninth of August, 1885, annexed to an
act passed, in the office OF Oarlile Pollock late no.
tary public of this city, under date CT July Is 1886
Said lot measuring 81 feet front Aubry street. by
10 feet deep, French measure together with the de-
pendences thereof.
Terms-Ope half cash, and the balance at a credit
Of one year from the day OF sale. in note drawn by
the purchaser to his own order and by him endorsed
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
date TIL paid and made payable one year after date
at the domicli OF the Bank OF America in this g ty
secured BY vendors privilege and msrtg age on the
property sold, the purchaser paying lawyer fees
at ten per cent in case judicial proceedings
should become necessary to recover the amount OF
said note. -
Act Of sale. before Joseph CuvilIier notary pub
lie at the expense OF purchaser. including United
otstes STAMPS snhle "a 81 apt %
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AUCTION SAILS.
By Hoffman, Marks & Co.

CATALOGUE SALE.
EXTENSIVE UNREGISTERED CREDIT SALE,
on account OF Liquidation. the parties retiring
from business.
ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST Sc
leotsd Stocks OF Imported Goods offered TINS
season.
THE WHOLE ON A LONG CREDIT
DIX HOFFMAN. MARKS "a Co
ID Alexander Levy Auctioneer-Ohce anu SAFES
room. 81 Chartres street-Will be SOLD on MIN
DAY april g. 1870, at ten O'Clock a M at the store
OF II. Ruty. corner of Custemhouse street anu tx
THE ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE, comprising
of the largest and best selected assort ments OF
imported goods such as Black and Coiored Nooien
Cloths. Black Cassimeres and Doeskins; Fancy
Cassineres Beavers. Meltons Plain and Fancy
Mernos Vestings. DriLngs. Linen Ducks. Jeans rs
Attakapas Cot.eDadss, Selisias, Fiannes, etc, NY
whole comprising special assortment lmpoIte9a
from English, French, Belgian, Italian ana oweoisn
manufactures.
ALSO:
A large line Of TAILORING GOODS, TRIM
M1EGS, etc. -.
Terms OF Sale-All SUNS under $780, casn; All
sums from $500 to 3eOo sixty days credit; gu sum-
over $780, ninety days credit, for approved
paper. ~
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OF HANNAH LOUISE RILEY
deceased. vile OF Rosemond Lor,c, Jr.. and OF
Roesmord Lorio. Jr.

DIX CHARLES #. F0RTIEg, AUO
ID tonser-OfHca No 81 Exchange Ailsy.-SATUk
DAY, April 8. 1870 at Twelve O'Clock NJ, ~
the st. Charles Auction Exchange, rosrnda ot
Charles Hotel, st. Charles street, between Oorn
mon and GTavier streets will be sod by virtue 9.
au order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud. JUGS;
OF the Second District Court for the pa-lsn 9
Orleans dated fourth of March, 1870. the foliowns
described property !
a LOT OF GRUUD, situate in the parish q
Orleans, the right bank of the river Missi ssapp
opposite this oiuy OF New Orleans, IN the squsE
bounded by Olivier, Peter, Verret and DeiaronMM
streets. ana design Ated as lot No. I, OF square ~
q on plan drawn by A. dHemecourt On ~ ~
eleventh December 1857. snd deposited as plan ~
in the Office OF s. Maguer, notary. Said lot ~
sures 80 feet front Dearonde street by dep!as
l25 feet 10 inches and tines, between Araiiel nnS
together with al the buildings and improveI.e.-
thereon, consisting OF double two story Ia
house.
ALSO ~
TEN SHARES Of the Capital Stock oil tnS y
Pies Back OF New Orleans ,<sf%
Terms-Eor the stock cash; for the reol ~ ~
the purchaser to assume payment OF two nos s;rt1
one thou land dollars each, dated the ewsnussn ~
October, 1859, and payable respectively ~ -
two years from date, with six per cent interss
date to maturity, and eicht per cent m
maturity uatil payment. and for the Daianss
United States treasury notes. - rahMF
Act of sale beforeW. j. Castell nossy 49,
at the expense Of tue purchaser. inoluains
| States internal revenue stamps. Il
mhS II 10 ap2o. n
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By G.. De Ferret
VERY DESIRABLE SUMMER RESiDENOE
AND BUILDING LOT IN THE TOWN OF
MANDEViLLE. PARISH OF 81 TAM
MANY, WITHIN 4 SHORT DISTANCE
FROM THE MAIN WHARF
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS oHERE LANGE-
No. g 49,

DY&. DE FEKIET. AUOrlONEEE-Om
D No. 90 Royal street-TU ESUAf, Aprli u
1870 at twelve clock Nj, at the ST. Ohafies Auction
Exchange, in the basement rotunoa or the pL
Charles Hotel, will be sold by public auction. ny
virtue of an order from the Hon LOUIS Dnvigneauo7
Judge of the Second District Court tor the PARISH OF
Orleans dated March 10, 1870. the following very
desirable property belonging TO SAID succession'
Two LOTS OR PARCELS OF GROUND
designated by the letters and 3, situated IN the
toyEn Of Mandsviils parish OF ST. TeInmany IN thus
State in the square comprised within Lake,
Marjgry Claiborne and La MARQUIS streets. msasur-
ing IN French measure, follows: to VII:
Lot A measures 81 fest front on Lake street oy 20
feet in depth between para Tel lines Inc ouiidings
and improvements consist of an agreeable residence
froutinc the lase With very short distance from
the main wharf, With wide gallery around til
same and containing lar ge hau IN the centre Sc 4
four large rooms together with back buildings, or
Lot g. Immediately adjoining the ABOVE III
nearest to Claiborne street, measures os feet incl
front on Lake street by 235 feet in depth
Terms-One-hat cash, and the balance on credis
of twelve and eighteen months, for notes secured
BIZ mortgage bearing interest st tha rate OF eIgnt
per cent per amman from their Cate Till paid, the
buildings to be kept insured until the Heat payment
of the notes and tina policy transferred TO the tutrix,
and in case of for the recovery OF ths ment
of the said notes. the purchaser VIII De required TO
pay five per cent attorneys COMMISSIONS on tne
amount recovered. -
Acts of sale with United States internal revenue
stamps attached before o. Druets Notary Public III
the expense of purchasers.
TnhIg 10 IS 20 IL
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bonds of the company to- the extent Of
twelve thousand FIVE hundred dollars per

bonds of the company TO- the extent Of
twelve Thousand FIVE hundred dollars per
mile.
MIR. Futch: Mr.. President,
Several Senators: Question: question.
question!
Mr. Futch: have 10 desire TO speak
to an audience who do not wish to hear
me, aud / am sure can gain time at any
rate. The President has acknowledged
the fact that this poor man, McCarty, is en-
titled 10 some compensation. daughter. !
In all seriousness l am in hopes this veto
of the Governor will be sustained, ana
think the reasons ASST gned by the eoVer-
nor are good. There must De
some limit to granting aid on
the part Of the State. i 90 no: oelleVe,
with the Senator from Ouachlia, tna'
because we have gone one man securlty
we can go everybody's security. Ihis
thing of iudorsing bouds may bring imam
cial ruin upon the Stats. believe there
are about as many ruins occasloned nv
going other mems security IS any thing
else. Unless this is necessary 1t is not
right that we should grant this credit.
T6ere are other portions OF the State that
deserve the assistance of the State much
more than that portion. Indeed. l douot
very much whether this railroad viii be
of any advantage to that section. There
is hardly q country in the world that Is
better accommodated with means of trans
p0rtation than the section through which
this railroad proposes to run. They have
the Mississippi on one side; and the
Ouachita on the other. and the FicksbGrS
Shreveport and Texas railroad. There are
other sections Of the country west OF theirs
which need the aid Of the State, but II we
exhaust The resources of the state TO AID
portions which do not need it, how caA we
ever assist those portions which do
need it.
The Senate sustained the veto OF the
Governor, three-fourths of the members
present not voting that the bill become
law, the Governors veto Notwithstanding.
The vote being II yeas, II nays.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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By s. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF PIERRE PETIT-NO. Is 90.

SUCCESSION OF PIERRE PETLT-NO. 5000
DIV =. GUTNAELT. AUCTioNEER-
Vie og stTs et sSst 1pli g. 1910. win
be sold at twelve O'Clock b., at the 81.
Charles sno,On EA Hd st. ess b. s
tue of an order from tina Honorabls the
second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
10 SEVEN III En- LOIS OF GROUND. situated in the
Third District Of this city, in square bounded oy
streets, designated BY Nos 6, !, 10. A and Is
Lots Nos: to wit H. Nos to io 10 ans
"a. being contiguous to each other, y feet inch
front on New orleans street, by 10 rect IN oept
lot No forming h e eSfnsi o. MsG ee Tear
OF the above i've lots measures 81 ieet ~ inetles
and lines front Gu Force street % I'D leet ncne'
ia depth together with tire buildings ana improve
rnents consisting OF house II two rooms ana
front gallery, Kitchen, ETC.. cstern. garden AT
trees, etc. The above SIX lots OF grcund ana o1ud'
ngs ara leased up to the zenith OF February, ~
at SO per month sand lots 10 Se d9lipefeo ~ 'H0
pure hasers at the expiration OF the above lease,
Lot No. I6 in same square, measures - feet non.
on Lordon avs nue by l59 feet III inches hneS Ii
uS THREE CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND,
situated IN the Dstr ct OF thus city, dessna-
ted by Nos 2, 4 and OF square BOUNDED ~ LoEoon
avenue. New Orleans, Sohoeile ana Josephihe
Lot No 4 forming the corner of London avenue
and Solidele Streets acd MEASURES 81 teet men =
front on London avenue by III ieet incneS 4 ustA
aud frontiu Soldee street, tofe Ger WITH frame
house of three rooms. rents &J hfteen dollars per
month. . ., % e..
Lot No. g. adjoining the above, having also o. feet
l inch front on London avenue oy III IeeI lnchss
IN q eprh. together with q house OF two rooms
Lot No 5. adjoining the rear depth OF me two
above lots measures az feet inches lines trent or
Solideie street, 43 feet vide on a. ooique oaeA nne
Ly an average depth of 2i2 feet inches. togetnel
wit fra me house Of two rooms. The whole eassc
up to the tenth of February, ISL at fifteen collars
per month see plans at the st Charlts e&cn1nRe
Terms-One-t ird payable cash. and the balance
at q crefIt OF one end two years tor notes bearirF
eight per cent interest per annum from Jne Gay o
sale and mortgage on the property soid. bullqlh2
to be kept insured by the purchasers, and poilole
transferred to the holders OF the notes.
Acts of sale before o. de Ar1nas, notary pu Hlic 3
the expeus- Of purchasers including UhIted state
stamps and the taxes OF 1sIO. Inn5J app ID = %
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ELEVATED COTTAGE RESIDENCE AMI
THREE LOTS or GROUND on CUSTOM
HOUSE STREET, FOURTH wARD. WITH
OUT RESERVE. At AUCTION.

DvNAsE1 81 MODEsON-W. 4. UHDS-
Is son Auctioneer--t;l;e s No. ITa Gravier street.
On SATURDAY. APRlls9. 1919, at /! o clock Nj at
the St Charles Auction Exchange, viii be sold
THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GPOUND, with
the buildings and Improvements thereon situated IN
the Second District of this city, IN. the square
bounded by Customhuuse, Iont!. BlsnvIlie ana
HocheDiave streets, designated as lots No. z, ana
3 which measure together IS feet front on Custom
house street. by adepth OF 10 feet running back to
alley 10 taet wide. opening on each Tonti and Koch
Have Streets which said al is common TO tnls ana
other lots ali between parallel lines, American meas
ure as per plan made By Messrs. Pile Murray.
Surveyors, dated March =, Is 20 Abe improvement s
' AZ ELEVATED FRAME 0NE;SToR r.
on eight feet brick base. with two story
back buildings and contains I'VE large rooms
in the mali building. marble nantes
,yitb kitchen store ROOM servants quarters etc., Ia
the resr building two story slate root st .D e
and carriage house, and smother clubhouse with Two
rooms. There two cisterns, chic ken mouse
closets also vegetable garden, etc. The yaro
is paved and is embellished with shrubbery, etc
the who in splendid repair, butt since the war,
and is rented on lease till November next, le'U
Terms-One half cash in United states treasury
notes and the balance at one year with elght per ce
interest and the usual clauses the bul gs 10 Dc
KENT insured and the policy transferred
Act of SALE together with ths stamps ana the taxes
for tho current year before John f. Cohey, notary
at The ex pense of the purchaser.
-uhi and I'd
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By J. Dejan, Jr.
HORSES AND MULES.

HORSES AND MULES.
Great Sale of Elegant Saddle and Harness Horses
Work Mules, Buggies snd Harness. at Auction.
DY y. DEJAN, JG., AUCTI0HEE;kasno
d win be sold on TUESDAY. April .. leIu,
at halfpast O'Clock. at F. Liners stsoes 1ravier
Fine Saddle and Harness HORSES, in pairs and
single: tine plantation and city n ULkS etc.
Also eIeg snt top and open bUGGIFS. hABNESo,
SA ODLES, etc. .
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes
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With tWO-otCfy DrlCh DdCh LoAhuiaS1 wv go
Tohoupitoulas street, between Jackson and
Josephine streets.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS RODGERS.
Decsased-Dctaet, 10. 331s1
pv NASH AZ HOa&soN, W: T. HODG-
~ son Auctioueer-- Office No. ITO Gravisr
street - On SATURDAY. April 3 lsIo
at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. 0hS rss
81 he st. Charles Hotel. by virtue and in pursu
once ot an order OF tse Hon. Louis DuvIgneaud.
tT,d-e OF zoe Second District Court. PaTlsn OF VI
leans dated March 7, leTO. docket NO. IS 81. Tor
DEE VIII BILE LOT OF GROUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereoh, si,u1teu
in The Fourth District OF tbIs clty, IN the SQUARE
bounded by Levee or lcnoupi,ouiSs. oso Pr,
Ennssesu and Josephine streets designated as ot
Nc 2 measuring 81 feet inches ana . INES front
IN eyee or Tchoupitouas street. 81 reef Incliaa
in thu rear by a depth 81 lO5 feet inCn zlu iriio
Ire side next lot No 2 and ll3 feet lnches anu Z
lines on the other side line next 70 ot ~
one story frame house known as no. ~ CH4api-
souas street with well built two'stoIy piiI ign st
building and contains four rooms IN eacn, ILe hon"
aud rear puiidng5, brick water coSete ce"o-h ~
deacs al S25 per month. and the upper sue is.oe
10 H. Rosenbaum, ESQ. as snoe esuro ,% "AN ''0'
Gence until October L 1871, at $50 per inonoh. :;
Terms and Cor itions- rhe SUN OF S<iO0 c4sH -
United States treasury notes VIII Dc reQu,[S91 va
the purchaser and the remainder at one ano tW9
wears with eight Der cent interest dio speStt"
mortga &c from date until final payment, WIZ tne
usual clauses ior attorneys fees transfer OF poic!
etc. 49, ~ ~ .. ~ tle
sxre1ge or tae purchaser including the stamps aht
the taxes for tie current year. 1879.
mh9 II IS % ap29
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DyyssH 81 rIonGsoN. ". L HODGso,

DYyssH VIDHGsOg, ". l. HODGSON.
ID Auctioneer.-Offce NO. 40 Gravlsr street.-Jn
SATURDAY, April i6, 1870, at Twelve o cocs III,
at the St Charles Auction Excnange IN the pass
r1ent rotunda of the ST, Charles Hotel, BY virtue
and IN pursuance Of order OF the ttoEorAnie
Louis Guvigneaud. Judge of the second Dstrlct
lourt perish of Orleans, dated Missy H. lo6' docSst
No 26 PSI. for account OF the above named success
sion. viii be sold - - -, 1,-o,r,. ~,
Two VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereon. situated
in the Fourth District of this city, IN the square
bounde By Annuncston, Laurel, FIRST ana second
streets measuring toge her, 80 Ieet 'front.' on An
nuncaion street, by depth OF l20 teet inches, pc
tween parallel lines American Ii easuTP, as per piei
OF Messrs. Pile Il Murray, surveyors, dated March
-, 1879. -. , III
Thc innprcve1pents consist of superior aud well
bniir double tenement two-siory slate roof frame
residence SHOWN Us Nos sos and 60! enumeration
street nearly new, with two-story back huidipes
and contain eight ~ rooms each side, with 2a!-
erss 'rert end yesr the yards are paved fhere afe
two cisterrs large yards, sheds wa er closets etc
The whole property is in fine order, ana IS near
CLAW SQUARE the cars pass the door and Is leased 10
GOOD tenants until May snd october, at th9 low
price of seventy-f five dollars per month 1hls prop,
srty is in desirable neighborhood, and is COCO
investment for any one. -.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes:
Act of safe together with the stamps, ana the
tayes for the year 1862 and the current year before
John L. Coffey notary, Ell the expense OF the p1r-
Caesars mills Is appel
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SALE OF
PLEDGES AND lawns
FORFEITED TO THE
LOAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION
WITHOUT RESERVE.

ny - M. az e. j. MONTG0 EK X,
ID Auctioneers-WiIl be sold, without reserve.
8. pubuc auction, on MONDAY. April II. leto.
and every day thereafter until completion at 1ne'
ofBos of toe Loan and Pledge AssociaGon' corner
of St. Charles and Psrdido streets, COMMENCING 81
eleven o'clock
Ar. THE JNREDEEMED PLEDGES and
pAWNS forfeited 10 the above Association, CON
s;ating OF Diamonds, Watches and Chains, Jeweiry'
Furniture. Laces Velocpedes, Stocks, Bopds'
Notes, etc.
Parties desiring to renew or withdraw TIER oahs
must make immediate settlement, Otherwise their
effects will pc disposed OF al public sale.
BY order of the Board.
JOS Il. WILSON, President
JSo W. HnLNAN, Cashier. mn3itipu
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DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

DOUBLE TENEMENT TWO-STORf FRAME
RESIDENCE NOS. EOS AND 5o7 ANNUNCIA-
TON STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS: IN SUPERIOR ORDER
AND RENTED TO GOOD TENANTS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Louis Stern e. Bros.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES BOOTS SHOES AND
RROGANS.

Dy E.oUrs STERN 81 EKn@. - NJ
ID Stsru Auct1oneer.-MCNDAf, April =; az . yen
O'Clock A. %. at their salesrooIo. No III ChafereS
street, will be sold ~,, y,octNS
500 UAskS BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGAnS.
Comprising an assortment suitable TOR men ;;
La3ies,' Boys, Misses and Child-ens Wear' aho
go " ~ 80 ~ A" ~0A-'-' ap3
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Ry J. 3. w alton.
LARGE LOT OF GROUND. ON LAFAY-
ETTE STREET. BETW ZEN BASIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JULIUS REINACKER.

DY y. Il. WALTON, AUCTICNEEh-
d Once No. Is2 Common street.-On sATUR-
DAY, April %, 1870, Ut twelve O'Clock M at the
St Charles Auction Exchange, BY virtue and IN
pursuance of su order OF the Honorable LOUIS
Duvgreaud, Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans, dated the hfteentn Gay OF
March, 1870, court docket No 5000 VIII oe soid
for account OF the above nsmsd succession, the tos
low ing de< cri6eo property. TO wit $50 . -,
ACERTAIN LUT OF GROUND. with the build
ipgs and improvements thereon. el'uated n the
first District this city. the square bounded by
LAFAYETTE Poydras Franklin and Basin streets,
desig aated BY the No, 8, on plan MADE by LOUIS
Fl PIe City Surveyor DAT cd ths tWeEts -fourth cay
ofNoven ber ls60 depo>ted in the ONCE OF onsres
n Fortier late notary public. Said lot OF gro1no
measures AZ feet inchas lines front on Lafayette
street. by depth OF 10 feet, between parallel llp es
American measure. On ibis lot there Is small
frame building, sheds, etc. ,-
refrs-One-half cash il United States Treasury
notes the balance il note at one year, bearing eight
n oe mt in terest per mum from date until pald
Win the clause of alienation al tive per cent AZ
toTnsy fees in of suit to recover paynen OF eh
note TIE purchaser hayIng the privilege OF paying
the whole of the purchase price in cash II ne Gee ms
IL proper TO do The taxes or the year loiu TO Do
paid by the purchaser ..,,. 4u -h
Act of sale before f. Gottschs'k. notary 2 uD
lie at tha expense of tho purchaser, including
ITnite States revenue stamps required by law
mhls 20 q apps 10 II %
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

r,YK n A. r j. NJ ssNTGOMEKf. AuO
% tioneers.-Will be sold on MON D AZ, TIES,
nav WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY OF every week. at the Old Auc-
ton Mart, No. 81 Camp street. at eleven olook.
general assortment OF new ana secooo hand
Walnut Seisteads Arp,oirs Bureaus. Wristbands,
parlor Furniture. MarDleT Top Centre Iaoses Caf-
neIs Francn Plate Mirrors Mattresses. Cooking
Stoves. exc.
large invoice of Cottass Beds, Cane and Wood
seat Chairs, etc.
Tarms-DSsh. -
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AUkatS AND MULES

IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE HORSES AND
Mares, Mules, Buggies. Harness, etc. at a1c-
ton.
DYR NJ q T. u MONTGOMERY. AUG.
ID tioueers-Wil be sold on TUESDAY, Aprh
4 la7O at halt. past ten O'Clock, at the spacious
ktabss 2l3 and 2l5 Grayier street ,ors,s
Elegant SAUDLE AND HARNESS dOhono
and NARE.. in pairs ard SINGLE:
CITY AND COUNTRY MULES.
Top and Open BUGGlhs. BAROUCHES, HA6
NESS. etc. ,,.., ,,ntos
Ter1ns-Cash IN United States Treasury NOTES.
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ZOE A PARTITION.

Succession Of Thomao Colgsn. decsassd-secon'
District Court Dockst-Ho. u, Col.
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Ey Charles e. Fortier.

VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN THIS PARISH
ON THE RIGHT BANK OF THE RIVER
HISSISSIPPi. ON DEAEEOFDE STREET
BETWEEN vE2RET AND OLLViBR
STRLETS.
ALSO
TEN SHARES OF THE STOCK OF THE
PEOPLES BANK OK NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
BY Placide j. Spear.

SUCCESSION OF ISAAC HOFEH.-SEUOHO
District Court of New Orleans Nc. 15e-o
aud Succession Of Maria Wilhelm. deceased
wife of Isaac Hofer.-SeconG District Court OF
New o leans-No. 1855.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.
ny pgACEI,E e.. SPEAR. AUG
d tioueer-Ofice &c Exchange alley-fUFSDA1 ;
April -, 1870 at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ, VIII
BE- sold the premises, Barracks street, between
Eocbe biave and Tonti streets. by virtue ana IN
pursuance OF tgo,orders from the Honorable Louis
Duvigneaud, lodge OF the Second iisCr,c, court OF
New Orleans, the above emitted iNYo Succe aons,
both sgued pr /, 1879, for account OF the afors-
said succession - ,-,,-. ,
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNiIURh. ETC
Terms Cash. APP II.