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ACTs DIRECTLY on rnE IIvRn

stimulating lts functions and CausInglt to make
ip hillary secretiOns In regular and proper 1uar.
titles. The Injurious results which Invariably
their use But II IA not upon the Liver only that
their powers, ere cxertCd. The extract Of Man.
drake contained In them Is sklllfnlly combined
with four other extracts, one Of which acts upon
the stomach, ono upon the upper bowels, one
upon the lower bowels, and one prevents any
cnCcs the entire digestive and alImentary system,
In an equal and harmonious manner, and It's &C.
tiOn entirely free rom nausea, vomiting or grip.
Ing palms common to all other purgatlyes.
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
POlOOphYllIn hecnnnna lnHnlnAhlh han -
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A CONFIRMED DYsPRPTIC.

But II Is not our intention to dlsCant on the
horrors Of dyspepsia. To describe them truth
fully Is simply an impOssbility, but ills possible
pepsla Is perhaps thu most universal Of human
diseases, This IL GmphatlCay the case In the
United States. Whether this general prevalence
Is due to the CharaClcrOf the food, the method Of
Ia propagation, or tho hasty manner In which II
L. usually swallowed, Ii not our province 10 eX.
10 deal Il this;
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IIOOFLAND's pODOpIIYLLIN Pill,

a perfect substitute for mercury, without any OF
mercnry's evil qualities
These wonderful Pills, which are intended 10
act upon the LAYER, are mainly composed Of Pc
dOphylln, or the
VITAL PRINCIPLE OF TIE MANDRAKE
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DIR. JOHNSON.

Member Of tho Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of tho most eminent Col.
legee In thS United States, and tho greater part
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elseW6efe' hSs
effected some OF the most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing
In the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashful.
times with arrangement OF mind, WCrO cured
Immediately.
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Medical.
.ONE MILLIoN or LIVES SAWED

II is one OF the remarkable facts OF this remar,
kable age, not merely that 40 many persons ART
the victims OF dyspepsia or Indigestion, but lis
willing victims. Now, We would not bo under
favor or feels dlapOSel To rank It among lie lux.
uriCs Of life Far from H. Those who have eN.
pGrenCed its tnrments would scout such an idea.
All dread II. and would gladly dispense with It's
unpleasant hmiliaritlGs, Mark Tapey, who was
Jolly under all the trying circumstances In which
he was placed, never had an attack OF dyspepsia,
or his i6llty wOull have speedily lorsaken him.
Men aud women sometimes suilcr It's fortunes I'M
ComplAniRgly, hut whoever heard OF person
who enjoyed themr
human system IL liable, there is perhaps no one
20 generally prevalent as dyspepsia. There are
diseases more acute and painful, and which more
frequently prove fatal; but none, the effects Of
which are so depressing to the mind aud so posi-
lively distressing 10 the body. II there Is y
WFelChrd being In the world IL IL ...
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WAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEM

Who have injured themselves bya certain prac.
tlce, INDUCED In when alone habit frequently
learned from eVel companions, or at school, The
effects OF which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, not cured renders marriage i'm.
should apply Immediately
what pity that u young man, the hope OF hs
country tho pride OF Ills parents, should be-
slatched from all prospects aud enlOyments of
lie by the consequences Of deyiating from the
PAIN OF nature, and indulglng IN certain 81
CIet habit. such persons must, before COhtenl
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No household should be without them. They
~ dnsc ara nTnfnbt and eiicIcnt IN oc,o a,,
when used In connection with DR.. IIoonand's
German Bittcrs, or Tonic, may be regarded AZ
certain specifics In all cases Of Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, or any OF the disorders to which The
system Is ordinarily subject The
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, JNIy 49,
FLOUR Extra supernne spring dropping and
&c lower
GRGiN-whcat dull and prices have declined
&bict No Milwaukee 81 II. Corn, No. .
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pittsburgh OIL Market

PIrrsBUR0H, July is.
Petroleum, crude, dull and prices dfoop.
Ing; sales Of 100 bbls Parkcrs landing at a. So;
spot, l9Tc; July, ray; August, l2S; sellers held
Al i2c Refined, dull and dropping spot, aS4c;
Jnly, GAc; August, 95%c; no inquiry Tor future.
Detroit Market.
DETRorT, July IS.
qRLIN-wheat dull and prices dropping; new
extra, Al 30ai 81; new amber, 81 a. Corn
anIct and unchanged. Oats, demand good AZ
lull prices, &c higher, ut Si05se
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reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connublal hap.
through life becomes weary pIlgrImago: ihe
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view, The mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and allied with
the melancholy reelection that the happiness Of
nnOthnF hnrnmnR hlIuhinH N,,I,h n,,, ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-18
AUCTION SALES.
BY c. E. Girardey & Co.
TWT-VB BUILDING LOTS IN TEE SOCElE
DISTRICT.
PROCESSION OF 4. 4. FRAlrI.
s.c4nd District Court fcS The Parish cf O.t.srs--
No. :7.l9!.
AUCTION SALES.
BY c. E. Girardey & Co.
PROCESSION OF 4. 4. FRAZER.
ny G. Z. GIRARnEY 4 Co. ACC

ny G. T.. GIRARDEY 4 CO., ArC-
10 tion.e.rs Nicholas J. HOey. Auctioneex-Office
No. u Exchange Place.-SATURDAY.F cbr nary IT,
1871 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Oh Royal, between Canal
and CustOmhouse streets, in this city nj New Or
leans by virtue Of an order OF the Honorable the
Second District Court tor the parish of Orleans,
dated January 9, 1871, rendered in the above emit
tied matter, will be sold BY public auction. for ac
count Of the succession Of a. 4. Frazer, decreased
the following described property, to wit
t,ict Of this city, IL, the square bounded by Sixth,
seventh, ST. Andrew (now Liberty and st. George
streets, and designated by the Nos 10 ". inciu-
Aiyely as Der plan TO be exhibited at sale
Lots Nos. to adjOin each other. amt measure
each % feet front Sixth street, by 10 fcet IN
depth, between parallel nes, the lot No. forming
the corner OF Sixth ana 81. indrew tow LibeItll
streets.
Lots Nos. to II adiGn each other and measure
each % feet front OH ST. George street by i2o feet
i'll depth, between lines the lot No. ii form
in. the corner of st. George and Seventh streets;
and lot No. II atiOins the above lots in the rear,
and measures p feet mont on Seventh street, ~
l23 feet in depth, between parallel lines
Terms-One-fnurth cash, and the remainder at
one, two and three years credit, i'll notes Of the
purchasers bearing interest ii eight per cent PEI
0nnum from the day OF sale until final payment
secured by special mortgage and vendors lien on
she property sold, tie act of mortgage to contain
tn. penal clause OF five per cent attorneys fcHs in
purchasers to assume payment, over and above tn
price OF adjudication OF AZ taIss Tor the year lS1o
| and up to the day OF sale.
ActS OF sale and United States stamps az the t-y
Ipnse Of the purchasers. before George " Cnr-sty
! notary pubic ial8 % feA II 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-18

DY NASH 4 HODGeON-w. l. HoDGSON.
ID Auctione-.r-Ottcs No. ITO Drawer street
On SATURDAY. January g. 1871. at u o'clock
az the ST. Charles Auction Exchange, lii the ba~~
nent rotonda of tho TT. Charles Hotel, at public
SIX CHoICB LOTS OF GROUND, in the First
District of this city in the square No. 100, bounded
by Orange, AnnUnc1ation, Chippewa and Rit hard
sireet hich lots adioin each other and int assure
az follows, to wit
Lots Sos l to 5, inclusive, measure each about
25 feet inches front on Ora &c street. by depth
OF 100 feet inches and lines. Lot No forming
the corner Of Orange and Grippe va streets.
Lot No. 6 measures AZ feet inches and lines
front On Orange street, by depth Of VI feet. 10
inches and linea, all between parallel lines
American measure, according 10 plan made by
Louis II. Pile, surveyor, dated January -. 1871.
The improvements consist of o number Of old
houses, sheds, etc. of no value.
These large and desirable lots are very high, are
fronting Annunciation Square, now being improved
and beautifed and ere in the immediate vicinity
and diagonal.y opposite the charRin., residences
OF Mrs.. Rugeiey, r. j. Hart. H,l, Thomas II
Shields Rsq. and others and offer - rare oppOrt,l
nifty for first class building sites situated immedi
ent and contiguous to the markets. schools
churches, etc.
Terms and Condi:ions-One-t third cash in Cnite|
States treasury notes, and the balance At one a'
two years. in equal payments, with eight per cen
interest and special mortgage. with vendor PRIV
| ilege from date until paid the mortg gage to en-
brace the clause Of tive pee cent for attorneys fee
| in cAse Of quit
Aets Of sala, together with the stamrs and III
t0ses for LTD before W. J. Casteli, netaKy, at III
| cxpenee Of tho rurchaers. jsl3 I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
By g. De Ferret.
NO LIMITS.

NO LIMITS
vupy ATTRACTIVE SALE ON ACCOMMODATING
7KRxs. OF THIRTY POUR sPLENID
SQUARES OF GROUND. sUB-DIvIDBD no
OVER FIVE HUNDRED LOTS. PBRFECTy
DRAINED AND HIGH. SITUATED IN FRIBUR'
VOW PART OF THE SMITH DISTRICT o,
THIS CITY, CONTIGUOUS TO THB PRoIECTo
BID CITY PARK, ADJOINING THE TOWN OF
CARRoLLroS. BORDERING ON THE SITE or
7HE CONTEMPLATED STATE HOUSE .,Nb
GOVERNORS MANSION.
FIVE SPLENDID LOTS OF GROUND on CANsS
STREET, ADJOINING ST. rATRICK's CkMSSo
rERY: AND TwESTyFouR LOTS OF GRorSS
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT. SUITABLE FOs
GARDENERS
. No 80 Royal street, THURSDAY. January re
lS1l at twelve O'Clock NJ. al the ST. Charles
auction Exchange. in the basement oeunda OF the
NJ Charles Hotel. will be- sold b! public aucsOns
without any limit or reserve . j..
l. THIRTY -FOUR SQUARES OF GROUND s.;..
divided into over ave hundred choice lots, all sfets
drained and high. situated in FrburS, now part %
The sixth District of this city. contiguous to tts
projected City Park, adjoining the town of Car:Ols
ION bord.rin. the site OF the conteInPLiseS
state House and Governors mansion.
Said squares are designated by the Nos. 10 Jis Il.
n 81 q, 81 ~ 20 30 81 81 rs, g. 81. 80, ~, A. a.,
45 80 81 81 So S. 49, SO, So Co. 81, 81 o. to and o..
and are bounded by the following streets: Broads
| Warsaw. Warren, Wrapping, Wendorf Bore; Sanve
| Destrel,n, Miro, Gayoso, Canada, ans sthes
| streets , 49, ,.. %
2 FIVE SPLENDID LOTS in the First District Of
tbi. city, in the triangle comprised by Canai, 81
Patrick's Cemetery and Anthony streets THESE
zach 81 feet IL inches and lines trout on Canal
street with the exception OF lot No. .. when meas
ures 50 feet inches and line front to said Canis'
street.
. 3 ONE SQUARE OF GROUND. subaiyided into
twenty four lots situated III the Third District :"
! this city and bounded by Agriculture, Ma2ant, ns
. drlstry and Barthelemy streets.
The whole according to descriptive anu aceurhr
plans made by L. II. Pile Surveyor, dated January
! f. 1871 Which will be exhibited at the Exchange
=. on and prior to the day Of sale.
Terns-One- third cash and the balance on p
credit Of one and two years, III notes secured ny
| special mort gags and vendors lien. and bear1nt.
eight per interest per nnnum from the date OF
, sale until final payment; the acts TO include the
ra,ls4, de alirnand and that OF 1--WE per ctn'
attorneys commission i'll OF suit to enforce the
| payment of any unpaid note the purchasers, ovet
and above the price OF adjudication, to assume the
: uayTlnnt OF any arrearages due for draining taNS
and to cause themselves to be put in possession al
! their own expense.
! Acts OF sale with United States internal revenue
! stamps attached. before Amedee Ducatel, notary
: ruhlic at purchasers expense. ial2 I'd
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Ey Neville & Van SoGngen.
ylyGANT 'I.RIE-S"OHy EHA,s IWtG-Si.
W. "a, CAMP &r,.IE., ETTWkfN .:,.A
ASNS- .CSE1E SrerI:>, G!s%UEf ROW.
IN A Lon" CREDIT, ~ ACTION

DY NEVILLE &; VAN >OlINt:ES, EC
ID tioueers.--ot1ic., M. III "ravisr s'r.ct.-"iu
IN. sold AZ pubic auction on SATURDAY. .2nIl-
ary 81 1871, st twelve O'Clock M. AZ the Merchants
aud Auctjoneers' Exchange. on Royal street. nea.
Canal.
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together With
all tn. Improvements thereon, situated IN the
First District of thus city and IN the square com
prsed within Camp st. Joseph. Julia and Magazine
streets measuring Is feet front on Camp street, by
depth of $50 feet between parallel Lines running,
to ale way IL year.
The improvements consist of an elegant three
story brick dwelling cont aiming tw" pariors, dir
ing room, seven bedrooms, kitchen servants
rooms, washroom, pantry, etc; gas throughout
hydran,, 1istern. etc. Now Sented at S!2o per
month.
Terms-One-;hird .:.h. balance by purchase .
notes of equal amount. at one, two and ttTe.
wears credit. bearing special mortgage On the
property sold and eight PR cent per annuin i'll
t.rest from dLt.. until final payment. with clause o:
five per cent attorneys fees in cas.' Of suit to re
cover payment OF the notes. Property to be kept
insured and policy transferred to vendor.
Act of sale, together with United States Internal
revenue stamps, at the expense OF the purchaser,
before 7. y. stark. ESQ. notary public tal7 To
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BY Charles E. Fortler.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON CANAL STREET, tR'
TWEEN JOHNSON AND GALvEZ STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF HENRIETTA EEWSOM. ALIAS
HENRY SEWSOM.
BY Charles e. F0rtler.


DY(HARLESE Z. FORTIER, AUcTIONEHR,
ID Office No. Is EAchan2e pI.ce-SAIt RDAf,
February 10, 1871 at twelve O'clock NJ will b.' sold
at public auction, at the 81. Charles Auction EI
change (rotunda ST. Charles Hctel), on st. Charles
street between Common aud GIavier streets, by
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated JUL
6. 1856, the hereinafter described property belong
Ing 10 the aforesai,, success on, to WIT:
/ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated IN the
First District Of this city, in the square bound d
BY Canal, Jackson (now Gasquet), Johnson AMI
tiS'ss1 street arsit.u as oi nc - IN square
on the eleventh OF March, 1851, and measuring
Is feet inches trout on Canal street l09 rect 10
inch+s LINES in depth the lot dividing 1t from
lot No 7 ll6 fest IL inches in depth on the side
toward Galvsz street ana opening in the rear 10 3
width Of IS feet the hns which divides it from
lot No S together with all the buildings and ig,-
pfOv.nents thereon.
Iexms-Caxh in United States treasury notes
At OF sale before p. C. Cuveler notary puhEc al
| tho expense Of tho purchaser. including U~iteN
l states stampA jal9 - ~ II ~
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NY Nash A. HOp4;sOS, ". / Nols:soH.

r0y NASH e. HOD<:sOS. ". l. HOlrs<H,
ID Auctio,.,-r-I,ifice No 40 Gro .r str,st--On
SATURDAY. january %, l5'i nj twelve o'ciork ~.
at tie ST. Charles AUc!oL. Exchange IA Isi, .s>'-
wen. ro.Iuda OF the -. Charles Hu!.A, ut pasi',
auction " III be sold
SEVEN LARGE AND VALUABLE LSIS Cp
GROUND, in III. tltv OF Amt'r. I.ilisG O. Tang
;,llos in this etit" th. i'm mediate i!ne Of 1ie
Sew Orleans. Jackson. and t;feat Northern EAli-
road together WIZ. TN. buildings and iu.prcs.
m.ut. thereon and situated in III. square No. ~.
bounded by Railroad avenue. Fret, Chsaiu. an:
Pin. streets and dc i.rna;.d Nos. too, lEau
.iv. measuring each 81 feet front on Railroad Az.
,,I Wv q d. 9TH Of ..S feet lot Nc. forming TIE
corner OF Railroad avenue and Pine street; Hi b.
tween parallel l.ns.. American Et!sur" ACCORDING
TO u plan mad. by Louis H. i>i-.r, sir'.yor, ost d
January -, .Sil.
The ir.proy,,ns MS consist o. comfortable o.ia
story Irt,n. hnu-. tot No. ). containing :iA'.-
rooms ard goo< fencing aground u po!:'cI OF IlI-
grounds.
This desirable property embraces he rnt Pc
from, of the square i-xc pt ot> neXt ad.o' I;
GUAR. from. said hote! the depot building exc
in the very hear: OF the corporation. and Is We.
worthy the attention Of parties seeking ;srI1..
Hrn, country Investments
Terms a,:d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cash IN tntts q
States .rss.sur. notes aud the Balance It one And
in equal payIlents. with eight Itr e ny
interest and sE. cial mortgage, with veudor prl'i
ge from date until paid; the mortg -" 10 ercrao.
the clause o, i've Pc cert .oT attovS les IA CO.
OF suit. -
Acts Of .-l. together with the stamps and ~
taxes Tor 1870 before ". = Casteu. notary ~ L.
s.xI, ne- of lie pilrcA.@erS. .s'it 70
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SHERIFFS SALES,

Pierre Ni!sarceaux Ms.carIy vs.. iugnesH ID
hcrn0nuY--Fnurth EistriCL Court tOr .l!e GAEl>l


Pierre Ni!larceaux M:.carty Va. iugn-siD ID.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT District CSur. Tor .l!e Parish
OF Orleans, No. p. salsS
Wy VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court the parish OF Orleans, in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public iue-
ZION at the Merchants and Auctionters' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Custoinhonse
streets in th.. Second District OF this city, OH
SATURDAY, February IL. 1871, mt twelve o'clock 81
the following Described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, e!tE.te1 IN til.
Faubour. Washington District Dauncv1, in the
square bounded by Moreau. knshien. CasS.cal> q
and Port streets, having thirty feet six inches
front Oh MORGAN street: by oiir hundred feet deep
the whole American measure. comprising the iot
designated bv the number eight Of sGuar" number
1or and one foot and halt oi lot number nine. &c
cnrdins to {. plan drawn by Joseph Pile. late snr
veyor on the ninth day OF February, iH,s'. and do
posted in the office of PeliA tie Ailins late Il
notary public this city, together with all th'
buil-.ing, and improvement. thereon without e :.
c.ption or reservation! being the same property
p,I chased by defendant herein FROM the h.irs O.
Mist rcss Guiaume Retand. az p, act passed BE-
fore 0. Drou.t, notary public IN .ni5 city, dated
the thirty first day Of March, !GtI.
Seized IN the above srlt.
Terms-CIash Oh the spot
CS. SArvINKr,
a L. 90.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-18

fGvor Of moving it as far as Alexandria, IA
has been suggested by Senator near me-
Mr.. sypber: If the removal is to be
aaade,I would like to have the seat of gov
eminent somewhere up in the Attaka,:ls
country, either at Franklin or Opelousas
The resolution WAS referred te the Com
mittee OH Parks and Public buildings.
The Senate then adjourned after the
transaction Of some other business, upon
which there was no debate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-18
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS. C.RPH1F.
ETC. AT AUCTION.

DY r. NJ. & II. j. MONTGOMERY. AUG
p tioneers.-Win be sold on every SATURDAY.
TUESDAY, and THURSDAY. 1t the Old Auction
Mart, 81 Camp street, at eleven O'Clock
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW and SEC
OED-HASD FURNITURE, such ~ Rosewood
Mahogany ana Walnut Bedsteads, Armo!rS, Bu-
reaus, Washstands. Parlor Furniture, Marble Top
Centre Tables, Carpets. French Plato Min ors,
Mattresses, Cooking stoves, etc.
ALSO.
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane anh Woo
Sat Chairs. Also. Upright and Square Plaaios OF
Ps.yt!. Tavre and other manufactures
AsSG.
AN YMMFysE SvOCk OF NEW FURNITURE 81
al description st iri. ate ~ti-
Terrls-s'asa no"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-18
BY Nash & Hodgson.
~WN ClIGiIT: BUILDING SITES
IT. CHARLES .vEs:UI.
F:E:T F1ET FRONT By TWO HVNpaRf, r. 1T
f-iCli, IN ! MOS. FAiGIBLe
"
DESIRABLE LH-ALIRi.
SURROUNDING WlTH' EAEGANT Is.rss,@S
ON LONG CBEc,r.
v.-Ec.ss RESERVE. At ACTION

by Nash l. HODEsON-w: L MORO
ID son. AucliVrs.I-Offre No. 10 Iravicr
etreet-On SATURDAY. JANUARY q. l61. at
TIVE, w oc!oci. NJ, a: the st. Charles Auction En-
change. in the srment rotunla Of the St. har lea
Hotel at public auct ION, will D.. sold
TWO LARGE AND CHOICE BUILDING SITS.
situated 81. Charles avenue III the sixth Dis
trict OF this city. in thr sqUIr. bounded w 1T.
Charles Vaenc. Pitt and Bordeaux streets, dosg
mated az plots 4 and B, which adjoin each other
and me .sure each 30 reet> 'front.' ST. Charles
avenue, by y depth 'etweeH parallel lines 81 2ot
feet. running through the square To Pitt street
Mot No. A forming the corner of St. Charles ard
Bordea,sX streets and Pitt anil Bordeaux streets
all American r--sslIrT. according to plan nla1t
Nv Louis H. Pile, Surveyor, dated January -, 1871
This desirable propert. is substantially fences
- very high ground and las quit" variety o
magnolia and other shade and ornamental trees
and shrHbbery, and is sUrrouf died by handsome
residences and IL ali respects beaHtliG lOca
tor for tirst class buil,iin-, sites.
Terms and condito;s-Oa.tlirAc cash in Z nit- 4
States treasury notes, and the balance IA equa
payments ii and two years, with eight lN'
cent interest and special mort gage from date .
sale until paid, with the i've PER cent clause to
attorney Sees ~ OF suit, to BE- embraced n The
mort gage.
Act. OF sale tog, the, with the stamps and III
t,x.. for 1870 before W. }. U.et. notary public
at the sxy.Gse OF tie purci.a,.rs. JAZZ ID
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IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TES SftIlSls l'iS
TRIGT AT AUCTION.
DY Il. J. MONTGOMERY, Arc."ne:r:.
ID VIII n: sold on THURSDAY. January 20. is'l.
al twelve O'Clock ", ut the Royal street Auction
Eychan1e, corner o. Cont and Royal streets: by
virtue and in pursuance of an order OF tl,e Hon:
Louis Duvigne.lud. Judge OF the SECOND District
Court for the parish OF Orleans dated December u.
1916 No :3.l7 of the docket Of said court.
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with al!
the buildings and improvements thereon situated
in the second District OF THE city, in the square
bounded BY Gaiv.z, st. Ann, Orleans and johnson
streets; sud lot forms the of St Ann and Gal
veg streets. and measuring 81 feet inches And
lines front on ST Ann street. E7 get ioehHs "
depth and front GalveZ street, 70 feet in depth
On the opposite line . line running parallel 70
(;vez street theme, 10 feet 10 inches in straight
line running toward Gaivez street, and thence n
an oblique line till it reaches the extremity and
Joins the side line which fronts on 0tAvez street
Plans exhibited nj place OF sale.
TrrnIs-CS.sh IN United States treasury. noted.
Act Of sale including the internal revenue
stamps at the sApellse Of the purchaser, N-fora
Hero Jr. notary public. de4 tAi6 - .;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-18

DIV WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIONEKgo
4 Office No. rs Commercial fiace-WEDNESDAY.
January 49, 1871, at II o'clock A NJ, on the prem"
.sps corner OF Jena and Tchoupitouas streete.
sixth District, by virtue oi and pursuant to al
order of the Hon. Louis DuviGneaud, Judge OF the
second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated January s. 1871. 20. 4.2i9 OF the docket o:
aid court viii be sold at auction, for INT Os
the above succession, the following
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE coz.
si.ting of bcdsteads, armores. tables, chairs bede
ding ETC.; lot of wearing apparel, gold watch,
ie~.l.y, gold and silver coin, etc.
Terns1Cash on the spot jas Is Is