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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

Unless we want to make Washington the
retreat Of the swell-mob and lisht-fipsered
gentry, il is requisite mat We should h.v. soms
law here such AZ prevails In most Of the States,
by which professional thieves caught in the at
tempt to commit an act of theft or burglary can
be punished. As il is now, under our laws, IL
known professional thief or burglar is caught in
the attempt TO pick a pocket, or break into
store he gets on scot free so long as he can
prove that II was only an attempt, and that he
did not get of with the property. This sort of
lenleney makes Washington the paradise Of the
swell mob, and IT speaks well for the vigilance
OF our police that no more depredations are
made by the visiting thieves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19
NJ NURSES SCHOOL AT rREEDMKNS

US HOSPITAL.
The course Of Lectures Wfu commence March G.
l6l, and yin continue foe three months.
Full and practical instructions Will - eiyen upoa
all the duties Of the monthly nurss, including the
proper care Of Infants.
The Lyinsin wards Of TIE AosPital, under the
charge Of one Of ths Instructors, viii akord oDDortu-
nifty Ter Illustrations 9th subjects taught.
Ter eireSicrs giving detailed informadoq apply p
Pref:ssor Jos. fA0Ik jOHnSOa, II. D. No.
wards, or 1t the hospital. janS-fm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

The Chicago fire department is evidently in a
demoralized condition. The commissioners
have not yet got through trying Schanek, the
assistant chief marshal, for bribery, drunken
ness, &C., when charges are preferred against
Chief Fire Marshal Williams, of drunkenness,
carrying beer into an engine-house, disorderly
conduct, inefhciency, accepting brides, &C.,
&c, and he In turn presents numerous charges
against his subordinates. With such a fire de-
psrtment II is no wonder the great fire gained
the Roadway ii did.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE..
SIx PER CENT INTEREST.
THE IREEDMANs SAVINGS AND Trust
COMPANY.

All deposits OF ave dollars or moro made With this
company on or before febf nary next VII draw
SIX PxG eENr interest from that date par able July
and January in each year.
FouR PER CENT. paid on current business &C.
counts. Gall aud get copy 81 the rules. JaR2
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y~R Z MOvAL NOrICH.

Messrs. 9. GOLDSTRIN CO. have REMoyID
their Loan once from their old stand, No YOo az
4. west, one door north Of Pa. avenue. to their
Principal Loan Once, under the MetroD olitan Ho-
tel. oaleroom fronting Penna. avenue: private
entrance through to street, anordinR an entrance
either way. The central location Of the place and
the aceomn odstions offered by q. 0OLDST EIN 4
CO. make theirs the safest e. also the most extern
sive Loan Once In the country. In their saiesroom
they always have on hand large and Choice uelec.
ton Of fns Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds and
AZ Other hue good yeyslry, Silver and silver
plated Ware, Fancy Gocdo, Guns, Revolvers, &c.
he both second hand ffua their Loan Once M
new eoods, which they will sell with mall narRiS
over cost. A call on then gill sAtinfy al tkak our
recz mneDdasion 10 not MISPLACED. jsRa9-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

Another OF the authors Of Beautiful Snow"
H. dead-william @. Barnes, of Bangor-1x.
We now propose that all the others be killed
on, and that the newspapers Of the coun-
try refrain from publishing the lines In ques-
ton or referring in any way to the subject. II
u getting shop-worn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

"Small BY degrees, and beautifully Leslie
testimony brought forward by the malcontents
against the District Government. See reuort of
to-day's proceedings before the District Com
miftee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19
rSREPUBhIGGAsN, NETTING IN THE NINE.

nSsREPUBLICANM MEETING IN THE MIMI.
Wy TENTH DISTRICT
KnPCBLICANS Of the NINETEENTH DIS
IkICI viii meet at o'clock on TUESDAY EVEN.
~ tie auth; at Walls Hall, corner of LIST street
and II street. N W to elect Three Members OF m.
Republican General Committee and Three DELEGATES
TO ne Convention to be held at Union League Hail
on MEDNESDAf, the 2lsf inst TO select Two Dele
yates and two Aernates TO the Republican National
Con, enton to be held at Phiadephia on the 9Th OF
ANDREw GLEASON, President.
c. Ryan, Secretary.
p. b DOW ELL and PATRICK OUIRK. Members
Central Republican Committee m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

The New York Nal thinks that state should
initiate the examples Of Ohio and N assachusetts
in doing away with the absurd practice Of dis
qualifying intelligent readers OF newspapers
from jury duty. The disgraceful scenes that
attended the Mcfarland trial were due 10 this
idiOtic requirement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

LOAN OFFICES.
SPECIAL NOTICED
HE1zBEHR's LOAN OFFICE.
Establishedi in the District in ls6a. is
REMOVED TO 6SI STREET,
BETWEEN 6.R AND 1rn e7RKxrs n W
One Block Above the Hormsr Stand
In connection with my Loaa once have opened
acALEskOOm Tor the sale of Unredeemed Mer-
cnanolze, In oxI Louisiana avenue, thus securioa
I've entrances frcnting on tive separate streets,
Incl makes this the best PRIV ate loan ONCE In s
District. Having been established In Mis- City sor
Of the past as guarantee for the future.
CAARLEs RERzBERa,
!. LOAN OFFICE AND SALESROOM,
626 Louisiana avenue and Sal C street.
laD0-Sm Between 9Th and 7th streets n W.
N o G
cARoS LOAN OFFICE AND Bazaar
No. S1a R0NNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
Between Nh and 10th strsets,
Has decided 70 ell Of his Entire Stock In Vfne
Sg2LD and sIhvEk WATCHES, CHAINS, ~
ShaSaaHG eo0Ds, in order to make . q
4 sOH1HS LOAN OFFICE, eovnev or n sfrees
~ SD NeO xeyk sessss, entrance on GsI -
LoS esenue; The most private loan o1Sa(O1
in ne city: Money loaned ct the lowest 80 q
o. interest on Gold md Silver Watches, IioSonSs
LAG and fi1ted ware, Guns, Pistols, Es15eS an2
SsnuemcnC CIoshine, Oarpets, End an a115cles al
value. Ah0oods kept one year. isS.tr
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MEDICAL, 10.

nR- Lon. No. 1l1 street, ahsve m. -, -
eonsqlted privstsy and conSde sfiSSly :, 49,
wno nas e su1ertIg hsm IRRECl6KkifffS@
n 2soeo eee.en.heA Female PhysIsiea In a. o;tv
eno very reltob3e a1d sucosoufui &Sarass q s.sS,
~ ISay RGtseDta. Hours-ll o D., 3 . q - -
SunS$S kksveH. OxGAHIO AADSklI DiSElsEs
Ex1ALE DISIAsIs Eeosei "A Co.e ,-...
60 iaksn; Describe case a. Dnclose Is. and
taOAf0OA, No. 6lS n. RI street, fhilafei
iaaElys
hR Lac afike ,ESerd o. & 49, =.
AeZoet, ca % coasustea DrivosaSr. from n
T. SSE m, at his olcas II. VI. ccrIsr al ms
- is1Y svsSss ss.eosd ssrS O. Il
6,stinG over Hcco e.sss = III ths ri 81 kssss.ss
aospitai, and prsot,cso7 thirty ~. :, css;ssAi
nae and female, h ca Uarrast \ eure r. - -
Gbaypon tn rsssiue OF sp, ,ay,e. an. ,...,
aSsl.n. ~ s s@ r s:srsss Rsvarrants . cure
M0Ify fh3ECH F00O1Ks. a TII6
y. CvRk tos Nssvo1s DeS1ity. ss.SSsiH fzIaiHs.
LOU ss Sse,sc y 6discFseica, dcnosskSS. oieSs.
seeoSS,a, IN baasAss, sy1k1s. II ii q Ssrcs.
ks,';@ ss.s Asvs.~y Ssassra.1.
- = WaaA11Etm ~ vi. ii. INV Im.u
SSSs ooeR1 ksanyl v1ak ave. Cd 10 arsSfs
1rsee y - sox. sens bv MAN svS-iv
tMsaAL nMfL0Tn7kf oGEIcR.-AT ,.1.
o. g scsRsH s:Ss s:i 1906 IN
prsupaly 61led. 1eb,s ixs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

0TPnENsYLvANIA STATE sOCIABLE.-
w JheTHlRD INCEPTION AND SOCIAB BILE.
Of this state Will be Civ at Masonic rempe NON
PAL NENlhG, 18TH Instant Dancing commences
at5oclock. L. HARRISON,
fH-a Chairman Of Committae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOE RENI-fwO Rooms D hr.tcl house,
Il on New York avenue, estween oh aud 10th sts
north side be hsa, hshdsomely faTni-h-d. either
separate o. toseths. Ne Other occspsnrs except
the family IN the house. Beferenoes exchanged.
Apply - the Star oce ~ letter: address. sll New
York oyenue. oox a.
LOH RENT-Suffe Of RUU Ms, arior ncor; inr-
Il niehed. Sill 6 street p,rtn- jEu
HOY sALE OF RENr.Tte el,s.at COUNTRY
y Al At recently occupted ~ y. ID. Giimsn, on
Boundary at the bod % 81 street ess-, at
Pinrk residence Of y. McC1ellend, ons of the hand
met suburban rcsfdenc<e In the District. Apply 20
A. T. sHkPHEkD. 9lo Penn. avenue. mhfs Il
E0B RENy-A sAkVOs ASH vi n pinIas
Il Room, Kitchen and Bed room. House neat aud
well furnished. hss modern inprov emsnss. Charges
moderate. lnsaire NJ 1919 street. aose
L'OR RENT-The large DWELLING HOUSE,,
u <c1 PenDsylv enia avenue, six door east e the
National Hotel wide ,stsircases a1a Ages
locality for q lawyer physician.
FkANCk TAYLOR.
ms t 32< Indiana avenue.
EoR RENT-Newly furnfshed, . sun 81 PAR
LokS; one furnished as slcepib reorn and oou-
municating with bath room and W ster closet.
yentent 90 departments and prnci pei h~tel- -ut,s
bic ror u emker-priyat ate family. Address or apply
TO DR.. 3. D. BOND. northeast corner lsth aud
streets. nni-F
ENok kENT-slx fine oFFICE RUUNs IN the
Shepherd Building, sec PUnnsyly snia svenue,
south side fei0-tf
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BE eUBE TO VISIT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
3l2 sIvEHTH gT1IIT,
feb6-r Near Pennsylvania avenue

PRoPesALs FOB COAL.
TRKAsURy DEPARfMKsr, }
B~eas Of E"s'ari"fE sd ed p,,,,..i;s;
u5 ID s y SisyS s1 4, Ss
Of M.rsh, 1871, fog fsrpi:hins AZ. hundred lsesl
IN :9ch snantisiss g may be reauired and subject
!s ?: 4S: e :ssS e yess :hs All
snd to sS an. o
st he tine q delivery b the person appointed and
rs SS snat Sn sS
spected, weighed and delivered shah be paiA BY the
fropossh viii be considered binding from one
week from the 10Th Of March, 1877, the department
Sessrvine =: right to reject Ill or any nosen ofths
No psc1osais will be entertained unless aeconpa-
any = s sS
certificate Ct the insyscs:E thst ths Cesi furnished
froSo..is should b .ddss:sd and .s.s sctAs ONO.
Chief Of Barea. Of Knsrs1i H and Eiasins. Tr..,
R0OKKREPING-As sntismaa Ven quaiised %
~ take charge Of ses Of booka. has lev leisure
q sssS s!s 6s:
CT0KB CRUsMED And BROKEN. :
We are prepared to furnish
CRUSHED Oh DAOKHH sTOHI
10 Contrsctors in quantities 70 suit.
We are also BUYING HARD RuRsLl STONE
| FOB CASH ct our works.
il. zue co..
jani7-f 1oos Of Z srese.
Nor AMUSING roY oUri-Qsnsss haainsss
- ~. assfss r 4.,es e Shs n - q ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

THE STEAM CANAL Boat PROBLEM NOT YET
SOLvID.-The New York legislature, it will be
remembered, offered prize OF 800 900 TO any
inventor who would devise a better and cheaper
Plan of canal navigation than those heretofore
in use. The commission to consider the subject
have just sent their report to the assembly, So
far, they say, 10 one has merited the reward,
although about seven hundred projects OF new
motive power for canals, or new applications of
old motive power, were sent to them and care
fully considered. The steam canal boat Cath
cart of this District was one of the competing
boats, but, in the opinion ofthe commission, does
not fulfil all the required conditions. The engi-
neer OF the commission, Mr.. Green, In his report
shows that properly constructed steam canal
boat could be navigsted at one-half the cost of
the horsepower now in use, making trips i'm
one-haif the time now required. In other words
Twice the amount of freight could be transported
al an aggregate cost less than that now necas-
STATED; but TO do this il is an indispensable con-
uition that depth of seven feet of water he
maintained throughout the canal. 1t il encourav-
ing to know that this is among the possibilities
IL Is not merely steam canal boat that 1.
nceded-a cheap tow which would lead a half
uo%eh OF more boats would be quite as desirable
TIE TEEACHERoUsA PACHEs.-weh have soon
hothIhg OF late more characteristic of the
treaeherous Apaches than the following teIe-
graph Item TO the Associated Press from San
Francisco:
:" The Apache Indians who stole roverpmsp,
horses from Camp Mcdowell. Arizona and de-
serted the reservation, have sent in a fIao of
truce, and asked to be allowed to return AMI
receive rations. On being told that they mIst
hr>t return the stock and surrender the thieves
they went back TO the mOuntainsv
This admirably illustrates the nature of these
red rascals, and the folly of placing any conf
dence in their professions of peace Thew will
giauiy receive any rations the government NAV
give them, and in turn, unless kept under the
s'r'etest surveillance, run Off government stock
ana rob and murder in every direction A firm
military control OF them and speedy punishment
OF their crimes will alone keep them peaceabls
About the most impudent thing ever noticed
here Is the attempt of a set of ward loafers. dis
appointed contractors, offce-seekers, and hmm
mers generally to regulate" the selection of
delegates for the national convention in Phila-
deiPhia through the agency of uncalled and un-
announced meetings" in some of the districts
Oh dozen individuals; and by marching about
IN body TO other meetings in districts to which
they do not belong to pack them with their own
gang of strikers.
lhe illustrations of this sort of dispracefu,
procedure have been so bare-faeed in the 4tb.
I'h and 2lst districts as to excite general dis
gust and determination by decent republicans
10 utterly repudiate the action Of this impudent
and riotous gang.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI
n "MY OFEICEr REsTAU-
- nANT

PEAR IN MIND
THAT ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF
for articles you can buy for one dollar at the
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
3l2 SEVENTH STREET.
A SAVING OF FROM IS TO Is GENTS ~
GUARANTEED To YOU ON CVERY
DOLLAB YOU INVEST THEE.
NEW ARTICLES RECEIVED DAILY
Tn. following have inst been opened:
cAmso sss tasA
Shell Sets Of JHWELRY .-
Fine EARDROPS in eautiful patterns, splendid
IN endless probably
Cent?: stTRAL. sTU Ds in al possible patterns,
" sUHSS rs sol S Nos Looxrrs
and ODD FEILoWsSt Pins, GoiD-PLxTED
PENCILs, PLATED CARD BAsK IT'S, SETS or
and f !rs;sn en-, B y A.
COLLARS, warranted real lace, st o. per set.
for o.; 80 dozen Children's Iron Frame HOSE. some
az Standing
Splendid long WALLETS, with msmOrandums At
Hnosisr Ss Of our celebrated o. ooRsrrs with
articles, which only have to be seen to Be bought
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
4 RARE BUSINESS cHASCE.-A hEni.om .ly
u fitted M and well stocked CIGAR AND
TOBACCO STORE, in a most central position On
Pennsylv snia avenue: or store Ro IN for rent aud
Fixtures and Stock for sale. Amply TO
CHAS. CONS. CALLAN, No airy Public,
felw 63i Louisiana avenue.
NUNkI TO LOAN ON REAL ESTArs.-Large
AyI and small mounts. Time 90 suit.
febl5- 100 Il. II. WARNER, 72y 9TH stree.
To LoAN-sgyESAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
y on real estate, with abstract: per can't. negO-
tiate loan. TdUS n. wkGGAMAN.
nae SIG 9TH street, opposite Post Once.
PARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY -Far s.Is,
H an established neat pay ing BUSINESS. not
needing large capital; desira'ly located. Addre>s
GOOD BUSINESS" Star once. fes-lst
EoR SALE-Bssing no further for them, we
will sell, at great srgan, two IILLYSE-
BURGLAR PROOF SAFES or Cash Boxes s4Vl
each ith two latest improved canbinatisnSS9
Icks, double door. Also, ore large old OFFICE
SAFE and fne OFFICE REGULATOR Apply
10 @. GOLpsrElN ca,
nt GIG Penn. av., under metropolitan Hotol.
MONEY To L0AN.-From s 500 90 10 900
vi on first class Real Estate security; wprth
double and unobjectionable parties. WILLIAM r.
bOLTZMAN, Atty at Law, No. 40l 9TH street
cerner street northwest. i.nls-ln
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BANKERS.

Il Trust COMPANY.
Banking House, No. 1897 Pennsylvania svenue.
opposite the Treasury,
PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST.
isisrsM Bsglas fhs lss AZ Each Moafk.
PAYS FOUR PER CENT. on business as-oznt.
from date q deposit
IsSbes Certificates Of DepOxil bearing 6 aud q p4r
cent interest. az ailsbfe anyxhere
HAS BhANCH OFFICES in all large towns Ara
cities OF the South aud southwest
BaHk H0srS, 9 a. ~. zee y. "a
Ope1 W ednesday and Saturday nights from So 4,
clock TO receive deposits only. Call at the Bent
OF send for COPY of the Charter and By-aWs ~,
MIDDLETON q o..
BANKERS,
1927 str--t,ltv doors from q. 8. Treasury ID.
partment,D
WASHINGTON, ID. q.
Receive Deposits and transact General Bapkins
BUSINESS.
Exchange on the principal cities taken and eiys,
at par % our cepoeftors.
Information cheerfully furnished in relation
securities.
Loans neeotisted on the best terms
Claims before etl the United States Departm~oss
have our personal care.
del0ifu MIDDLETON A IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-12
By Eugene Tourne.
SECOND DISTRICT PROPERTY.
Succession OF ETfENNE CHARLES, ALIAS
BRICK, AND PELAGIE LIE BLANC, HIS WIFE
No. 1885.

DY EUGENE TOURNE, AUCTiOvEER.-
ID SATURDAY, April ~, 1872. at twelve o'clock H.,
at the Merchants and Auctieneers Exchange, ON
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse,
will be sold, by virtue of and In pursuance to an
order from the Hon. L. Duvignaud Judge of tho
second district Court tor the parish of Orleans,
dated Earcn Is 1872 for account of said succession
LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and inn
RroVements thereon, situated in the FaubOnrg
fontchartraih st. John in the Second District Of
TINS city, and designated by the No. on plan
drawn by l.. Brifger Surveyor ssenera, on th6
twenty-f0urth September, 1894, deposited in tho
once OF H. Pedesclaux then a notary pt,bc in thla
CITY; said lot having in American measure, ~ ttet
inches and lines front st. John street, tbtA>
same width in the rear, By depth of 81 feet 10
inches and lines on one side, and 90 feet inches
and lines on the other side.
Also, ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, adjOin-
icg the above described in the rear, measuring
81 feet and ] line Washington street, by
depth OF Fl feet inches side and 50 feet ON
the other side.
Terms-One-half cash, and the balance in notes
or coupons, as ordered by the administrator of tho
succession secured by special mortgage on the
property sold bearing interest at the rate Of eight
per cent per amman from date until paid, with the,
clause Of five per cent attorneys fees in case of
non-payment Of said notes or coupons on tina
amount to be recovered by legal proceedings Thn
purchaser to insure the property against Ere to the
amount Of said notes, and the policy Of insursneo
transferred to the said administrator
Acts Of sale before Theodore GuyoI notary puA.
lie, together with the revenue stamps, at The e1-
peuse Of purchasers mb1S 29 spla 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-12
AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Hodgson.
VALUABLE ST. LOUIS STREET COTTAGE.
BANK AND Insurance STOCKS, DOUBTFUL
ACCOUNTS.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF ADOLPH SCHWAB, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Docket No. 8, 139.
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE ST. LOUIS STREET COTTAGE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF ADoLPH scHwAB, DECEASED

DY NASH & HODGSON, W. J. HODGsON,
ID AuctiOneer-Otice To- ITO DRAWER street-On
SATURDAY, May IL, 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ. at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange, in basement rOtunda
of the st. Charles Hotel in this city, by virtue and
in pursuance OF an order of the Hon. Louis Du.
vigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court Tor
the parish Of Orleans, dated April S. 1872.
dseket No. IS 1885, for account of the succession Of
Adoph Schwab, deceased, at public auction, will
i. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
bounded by st. Louis, Toulouse, .auphine and
Burgundy streets, designated as No. - which
measures, in French measure. 80 feet front on st.
Louis street, by depth of 12O feet, and by
rect measurement in American measure, 81 feet
front ON St. Louis street, by depth OF l2a feet
cordng to plan made by Louis H. Pile; surveyor,
dated April -, 1872. The imps Ovements consist Of
a one story brick cottage residence known as No.
l3l St. Louis street. with twO-story brick back
buildings, all under slate roof, and containing alto
gether about ten rooms closets, ETC., yard paved
and repair.
2. Twenty-Five shares of the capital sto' Of the
Peoples Bank of New Orleans, OF 5 80 share full
paid.
3. Ten shares of the capital stock of the Mechan-
les and Traders insurance Company, on which
5 10 a share has been paid.
Three certificates Of the Star Mutual Insnr'
ance company-say Nc. 81 for 500, No. 40 for $50,
and No. 1874 for $40.
S. One lot Of doubtful and bad accounts, amount
ing in the aggregate to about 1850, as per inver-
tory on file.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes
Act of sale before Joseph COhn, notary, at the
expense of the purchaser, including the stamps
and the taxes for the current year 1872.
apl0 20 q my4 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-12
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON CANAL BIENvILLE
AND GALvEz STREETS.
INSURANCE STOCK.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN O'DONNELL.
&eco1t District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. IS ,223.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN O'DONN.

DY G., e. GIRARDEY e. CO., AUG
ID tioneers-Office No. II Exchange place.-SAt
URDAY May 4. 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, on
ROYAL between Canal and CustOmhouse streets. by
virtue of an order of the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
twenty second March, 1872 will be sold by pubic
auction for account of said succession, the follow
6Eg described property, to wit
T. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the First District
of this city in the square, bounded by Canal Gas.
quet Galvez and Miro streets, designated as lots
Nos and g. adjoining each other, and measuring
each q feet front Oh Canal street by los feet 10
Inches and lines in depth.
trict of this city, the square bounded by Bien-
vile CONT Galvez and Miro Streets designated as
lots Nos 81 u, % and "a, and measure follows,
to wit: Lot No. 81 measures % feet inches front
on Bienville street by l09 feet inches and lines
il .epth and front on Galvez street, and forms the
corner of Bienvlle and Galvez streets, and lots
Nos 22 % and "a adiOin each other and measure
eyc 81 feet inches front Oh Galvez street by li3
feet and line in depth.
Mutual Insurance Association of this city, of
6 100 each, and on which the sum OF SEQ has
been paid the purchaser thereof to assume all the
Obligations of said deceased on account OF the
same and discharge from all obligation que gwen
to said succession 4, -,
Terms of Sale-For the real estate, onethird
casa, and the remainder upon credit OF SIX ana
twelve months, in notes secured Dy sPtciai IHot L
gage and vendors lien the property soid, ana
bearing interest of eight per cent per annum nom
date of sale until final payment, with the penal
clause of five cent attorneys fees in event OF sun
to enforce payment, and purchasers TO assume pay
Mect of all taxes for 1872.
Terms for the insurance stOck-Cash IN unlteu
States treasury notes.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at The z
peAse OF the purchasers before F. D: Seghers, 10
tary public mh3I apl3 20 u niy4