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How CooLIE LABOR WORKS IN CUBA.
The official paper in Cuba publishes
new and stringent laws compelling China
men now there to again make contracts
for their labor for terms Of not less than
ak nor more than eight years, Or to leave
the Island. The Cinnamon are DESTROYS
II leaving, but only few Of them have
the means of getting away
Al the same causes produce the same
raspIts the world over, in about three years
from now we may look for Just such law
be passed by our government, as the
= now in this country are serving an
ship Of three years at prices so
will have no money to pay
Nme when their apprentice
his is not the worst form
Nuld ike to know what
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AT Leicester, England, the working men
have formed cooperative society for the
supply of coal, a committee having report
ed that coal could be purchased at the pits
mouth for half the price paid in Leicester
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Officers of the Cigar Makers Interna.
ti0nal Union.

VIM. IL, Noerr, president, 3O3 Christy
Avnue st. Louis, Mo
ID. ID. Olive, first vice president, Box 2l9
Leavenworth, ka.
J. A. Heenan, second vice president, 8
Trinity Place, Albany. N. "
Peter Cady, secretary, box "a Troy, n Y.
Joseph Sterritt, treasurer, lock box s,
Omaha, Neb.
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Great Western Railway.


| A. NJ, s. Is and 0.4S ~
Day Express east has Pullman Parlor Car attached
| Fares very low. New York Express has Pulnlans Pal
Sleeping Cars fol Buffalo and Rochester direct with
out change
| Close connections made at Suspension Bridge with
4 New York Central and Erie Railways.
| For tickets, sleeping berths any information
apply BY person letter General Once u he Com
pany No 151 Jefferson avenue corner Griswoh street
Detroit. FRANK L. SNOW,
4 Western Pass. Agent Detroit, Mich.
/ w. X MUIR, Gent Sup't Hamilton Ont
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sRIckLAYERs.

RRlCkLAYERS UNION, No. I, OF IN
~ DIANA, meets esrFy Wednesday evening MA~h.
ngton street OpIsSite the house indianapolis
Pred brazil president Thomas FlAsis.. president.
Edward TunlnfS. reCprliIx secretary XII >trickler
fnancia secretary. oliver keeiy treasurer Peter Al
llire, conductor William fsstl- deeper joseph
Hopkins deputy.
HICAGO BRICK LAYERS' ASSOCIA-
~ TlON meets In Father MAfhew Temperance IIall,
Harrison street, HAlsteDJ ever THURSDAY eve
ning- At ; ,. A. VIM UBrirn. pre-. VIM H. Madden.
vice pres A. n. stvwell. sew. MAldan A
Smith, nm. Ser. james Denny. tress.
tHlCAtiO- BI,ICkLAYERS PROTEC-
~ TIVE AND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION No. 9
" Illinois, meets FRIDAY evening Father Mathew
Temperance Hall. Harrison street NEAR HAlstel
at 50 Vim. OBrien, pre-. ". Mct'ale. vice pres
Weldon smith, I'm y. state. NJ. Mc
Denn.It. trra-
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CARPENTERS,

A LBANY. .Y.-CARPENTERs' AND
N JuINEkS UNION Martin nov pres John
Hogan, 1t vss PFC. Alfred Fn.ilef I'd wee pres
Francis Hsrri-, re-. see james } Penlen treas.
William u tn'iAs, hn- nonrs Ellison, asst
lin. Michael N,ehssi, Re-. 2Ol Second
Street
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MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO-
WI TECTlvE ASSOCIATION, Of Indiana, meets on
the fOarth Friday An each m0uah The eancaRs q ne
0GsnA coanc1 ~: Preuf8mA, Jamm 0E1sRs; We
President, Joseph Martin Treasurer, James Patrick
CorrespondiaQ ssmmnsys JOAm R.uman HsuR q
meeting, 0closk, A.
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JAMESTOWN, n. W mon No. Is meets
~ on the first Monday evening II eA.l month John
T4ngney, pres X. Stafford vice pres. Thomas HAYNES
ID. g. Brown lin. and Sec. bon o.
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ENRIE, PENN. Union No lOS meets on the
IA first Monday evening ia each month a Atlantic
Hall, Twelfth st. John Knor pre- 4Hd tres- O2O STATE
st. I. .. Armstrong vice pres Ihus J Armstrong
| rec I'm and cor sec Al stat. u
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phUOkLNN. N. N tnlun INV " meet 4
II On the fourth saturday evening each ntnth al
Oci"eh Samuel 4. ulii-, pres. - Hamilton
Peter Higgins, Wee prr, tn mas sylvester, rec wv
John jacobson, treN-- James MlmUtt In And cor
Isl
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MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
for their convenience
Means Tor UdemtIryImu DeDo.Iaor~.

When depositor first comes to the savings hank
precautions are taken and records made he may
always he identified, ami 80 that ia book is lst
the owner thereof cannot be defrauded
The bust=ss VI this institution is confined excusiV civ
70 the receipt and ii savings deposits funds he
posted In trust. No commercial or general banking
business is transacted.
certain proportion q the funds invested by loan
upon real estate IN the city Of Detroit IN maxi ng such
posItors Of small meis who have accumulate, III the
institution, sufficient funds 10 pay for lot u ground AMI
desire 70 borrow something aid them ereC ting
buildings u Dc used permanent homes for thenIselN
and families
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the MINERS.

MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO-
WI TECTIvR ASSOCIATION o. THE STATE OF
ILLINOIS AND INDIANA.
GRAND COUNCIL.
Jas w. Thornley, Preaidsnt, Caneyvilla, m Jas Ed
wards, Vice-President, MurphysbOrO, nj John James,
Secretary, BraidwOOd, III. Richard WailliscrA Treas
urer, Springfield, III
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Union CITY, pa mon l2O =. Klein,
~ pres =. Mageibrr.t. Nicr pres a. Ttuu ia
sex. Diet Ttjtu, and Sc. boN 25I
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INArIoNAL oRoANIzArIoNs.

National LABOR UNION Organized
1N August "a, IstA
RIcHARD TEEvKLLicx, PrssdsSt. Fisher Block, De
roh
H0RAcH H. Dan, Fra Vice PFuridsna keS YORK
Mas. 0. @. WILLARD, Second VICE President agD
c. Bw. J0HHpoN, Secretary, TsmAquA, Pa
A. O. CAnERos, Treasurer b2l West Madisom street
Chicago.
Executive Committee G. Cumeron, q Chicago, "
,. syiSis, Of 6lnbury, Pa, NJ. W. Fiad DsIFOis Mich
HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MAKERS
Ii INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA, st.
L0us, No.
ADDRE8n ~ kAacUnNn BOARD
VIZ. H. NOERR, President sos Chrsly Avenue st.
Louis, No.
d. d. OLIVE. lst vca Prsidsmt Nor 210 LeAyen-
worth, Kan
J. 4 HEsHAs. I'd vics Prsidsst; Trinity Place.
Albany, Y.
Prrn cADY. secrstAry IOek box g. Troy. ny
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DOUGHk EEPSIE Union No. 80 meets on
Ill the first wednesday Ia each month X N. Cum
ming, pre-, box 6e5. Joseph kaufman, vice pre-.
John kaiscr rec-, I'm, aud William Wolf
treas lOck box 434
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OMAHA, NEB.- Union Nc IS meets um
~ The lst Monday u each month Il Central Hall.
' IA. kArtehoke pres. John Thomas. pres John
kUIs, Lewis Harris, in Sec Lewis E0ss cor.
sec ock bon s. Martin Range, truAs
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GuE\ ELAND, o. mon No. IL meets on
~ the first THURSDAY ~ ea.h month At Good Templnra
pr A. Stahs mn. The. Brangal, trsus A
MeIIchc, ami SEQ, drawerA
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SCHEA EtTADN, n. w. mon NJ. S6
~ meets the hr~t Tuesday u e,ery month. l..
Cohen, pre-. Barnard tiyus Nict nrrs Henry Nurt
Lvuettreas
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ss-nosihaH issw eec
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II INGSTON, n. Y.-Union No. III meet .
IN ga the 1T Monday ~ each month on Union AZ
Geo. Brink, pres. Tinry Cohen pres. Wm WAltsn
rec and I'm. sec., VIM Nolan, treas John Miller cor
agc.. box Sac
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HWRONTO, CANADA Union q meets on
IL the second "Wednesday eAeli month Trades As
sembly Hall, King street West. p. MACK, pres, %
Ge"rge II } knouiton. vice pres. J. p. Thomas
en- A. HAndon y. MeCabe, treas
1hOs. Anderson, cor. Sec bon 60.
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DAYTON, OHIO Union No 30 meets ON
H. the 1t MONDAY evening ~ each month A Moiery'
hall. Harry 5. Brewer, pre- y South jefferson 81.
Henry Meyer, vice pre-. Henr Steiner treas David
Ambrose scr., M South jefferson vi Die sucha-
mex. Geo. CaSweil d.. Pauus Pope SER
aatn At arm
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PATTERSON, n. Union No 40
Il meets the secOnd Tuesday u each month on
Won Houston s., Main Joseph McNeAl pres.
Lewis DreeT. vice president. A. AAnet cor sec
L,A ~, Austin Allen treas.
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DELLENILLE. ILL Union No So meets
I'D on the last saturday each month the hail.
liam 4 ChA,- kn-bekAmp. pre-. otto Sheske, vice
pres. John Roth. Saphir Heise treas
henrN Thei.ts. Dr.. r,.r So. box -.
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CIGAR MAKERS

UTICA, n. Y.-Union meets ON the THU d
" Tws~hy u each month At their hall, Franklin
square. Jas. H. Kelley. pres 7. Peters, vice pre-
s. VanIeaT, treas John Pheher bn sec Thomas
Porter. cor. &c hyN d51.
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WINDSOR, CONN. Union No. "a meets
w the seVvIid saturday vi each month number
u memhers. .. Hiram shannon, pres. james A.
Goddard, pres. Samuel Day treas John f. Carrier
cor. and I'm. SCI. bOA lJ5.
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NNT. PAUL. MINN-U niun No. gS meets on
- the first Monday q sAch month In Montgomery :
hal cT Third ami MAl~slmu SO. Caleb {. salisbury,
pre,. boA l2ss Ih.nA NcGnns, vice pres Jacob
Ans,,s m sec ChAs Copk Sylvester SIlz-
ta,k uur SCI. Y. y. boH 1873.
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hTlAWA, LII mon ~ meets every
" second Tuesday Vi tiv month n Turn I4all. WIn
Martel, pres Herman Osthsus, vice pres. Vim. bD,k
Henry Stcnmner hu. james Harvey,
cor. rec Ser. drawer 100.
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OCHESTER, n. Y.-Union No. meet
u The first Friday ,ng N each month theI.
Hall. u West Nam and sophia streets
Fred Nie~eri, pres NJ Is Nassau Henry Martins
vice pre-. Cunningham rec. sec Gso. d Cum
I'm So NJ Noegele, treal, ". Voice cor. So. ioch
box b42
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A LBANN, y. l.-UniOn No. meets on
N the ~r,,.nd Wr.lueAiAy u earh month at Temper
aIr,- Hall 10 state & A. lie snan, pres. Trinity
Place Tho, UIGunsll. pres N. =. Hogan, cor.
A.L rry "a jefferson = Joseph Shiller nm
10 SAITH Pearl a. DAVID HunteI, ueas.
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M ORCESTER, NJ AS. Union ~ meets u
w On the first Monday " ri,h month. Hall On Pear
&C., near Main VIM. F"ae, Tres James A. Carroll
vice pre-, hoN 80. James Schner treas Alber'
Geary, m q. A. Care, hoN 24O
A DLUMBUS, o. Uinon No "a mees or
~ the second Monday - every month In Freck. Hall
los South Front Chri.tun Sohwestzer. pre- Aug
brstemeir, vice pres thas II Phieger, IN. Johr
Van wagner re. and tur. -ec. VIM. Remnlert, lot
Treas Jhas krmgrt % Treas luck bon si5
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WATERTOWN, n Y.-Union No. ~
Wv meets on the first saturday evening ~ each
month e. Walier.. pres W scutt, wee pre-. q. FAll,
trsas C. Kline res ser e. =. hmmerich, AMI
i'm. Sec, boa SD
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DlNGH ANTON, N. Ut uiuu No. H.
Id meets tile 1T ru.,IA, evening ~ 4tyh month
l. h. banford, box l4i pre-. spear. vice pres. 81
T. Lynch, a. iii Ross ylr and hu se, BuA
IA. VIM Brauuan, trrt..
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WABBEN, IA Union No IL meets ou
w the first SATURDAY enng W each month ~ sal-
gerbunus Hall. T. Geeryew, pre-, rK-ufico e. Kutrr
vice pre- VIM. Hartmann. tresi, h. DArIeynl hn sgl
Chas RAINBOW set I-iN IWl
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The Pallium.

Iht Ntir I0TE HeItdnttEt J"u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-27
- AUCTION SALES.
BY q. De Ferret.
IMPORTANT SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
By ORDER OF THE WARDENS OF THE CHURCH
OF ST. LOUIS
ELEVEN VALUABLE TIIREE-STORY BRICK
Stores and Residences, Nos. ia, l76, 17S, 1870 and
1872 Royal street, between st. Ann street and St,
Anthony alley; Nos. ~. A and 40 st. Ann street;
and Nos. 20, % and "a st. Anthony alley,
~adi Joining the Courthouse and the Cathedral.
THE OBITUARY CHAPEL. CORNER RAMPANT
AND CONT STREETS.

b Auctioneer-Ofce No 50 Royal street.
THURSDAY, February IS. 1872, at twelve O'Clock.
street between Royal and Charities streets, will be
offered by public auction, by order OF resolution
of the board Of wardens Of the church OF 81. LOUIS
l. THAI VALUABLE ROW OF THREE-STORY
BRICK BUILDINGS, situated in the Second Dis
trct of this city, in the square bounded by Royal
St. Ann and Charities streets and Lower st: An
thony alley, and in the immediate vicinity OF the
The lots are designated by the Nos /, 2, g. a, s. s.
1875, 10 and II. and front on Royal and st. Ann
streets and on st. Anthony alley, and measure to-
Royal street, 1893 feet inches and lines front on
st. Ann street and 1876 feet inches and lines on
St. Anthony alley, and the buildings bear respect
ively the following street numbers, to wit: The
buildings fronting, on Royal street bear the Nos.
ia, l76 l78 100 and 1872 The buildings fronting ON
st. Ann street bear the Nos. a. a. and 48. The
20, ~ and a. The whole according to sketch made
The lots and buildings viii be sold in block, and
the terms and conditions hereinaft , get forth
ner of Rampant and Cont streets, and situated IN
the square bounded by Rampant, Cont Basin and
St. Louis streets and well known as the St.
Anthony Obituary Chapel The lot measures l2o
feet front on Cont. 68 feet front Rampant
street. and the same front Basin street. The
buildings and improvements consist of the brick
edifce or church thereon erected, together with
all it's dependencies and appurtenances altar.
organ, pews etc.
Terms-For the property firstly described,
$4,000 cash, and the balance on credit OF one,
two, three, four. five, six, seven and eight years.
in equal installments. secured by special mortgage
and vendors lien, and bearing five per cent inter
est per annum from the day Of sale until maturity
and eight per cent per annum thereafter until
final pay ment; the buildings to be kept insured
against the risk of fire by the purchasers for the
installments due, and the policy transferred to
vendors, and the act Of mortgage to embrace the
clause de non alienando. and that OF hve per cent
attorneys commissions in case of suit to recover
| any unpaid installment or portion thereof.
For the property secondly described, cash in
United States treasury notes.
Acts of sale, with United States internal revenue
| stamps attached before Octave de Armas, notary
| public, at purchasers expense.
jaI2 20 u fe3 10 Is .'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-27
BY Nash & Hodgson.
By Nash & Hodgson.
FURNITURE BAR FIXTURES, LIQUORS, WINES
JEWELRY, HORSES, POULTRY AND SUNDRY
ARTICLES BILLS RECEIVABLE, ETC.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF THEODORE J. JUDI, DECEASED
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 81, 1873.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF THEODORE J. JUDI DECEASED

DY NASH & HODGSON-W. I. HODGsON,
ID AuctoGeer-Ofiice No. 10 Gravier street.-On
MONDAY February 5, 1872 at eleven o'clock A. NJ
on the premises the southeast corner OF Where
and Toulouse streets Second District of this cIty.
by virtue and i'll pursuance OF an order OF the hon
Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second district
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated January ~
1872 docket No. 35 133 for account of the suGces
sion of Theodore J. Judi, deceased, will oe Sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above cof1ee'
house establishment, consisting OF counters, h1'
tures billiard table tables. chairs, mirrors, CLOCK
chandeliers pitchers. tumbiers, Waltefs grasses,
decanters. liquors, wines bottles, WHISTLES, Dit'
ters demij johns, cigars, tobacco tlu"are, wearing
apparel, etc. A.,
Two GOLD WATCHES and GOLD Chain, one
dark hay Mare and set of harness.
"" Also,
. CERTAIN PROMISSORY NOTE, of George
Merz, dated December u. 1871 for siOOe, payable
twelve months after date, to his own order, and
hearing eight per cent interest from date until
Also. on TUESDAY, February 6, 1872, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, at The Magnolia Garden Bayou
Bridge, opposite Bayou road car station, will be
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above premises
and garden, consisting of bedsteads, armoirs, bu
reaus, washstands, sidebOard, mating, mattresses
springs, window shades, glassware. tables, chairs
mirrors, American and German flags, toilet sets
clocks, cooking range and fixtures desks, tum
blers, wine glasses, beer mugs, Rhine wiae, har
less, candles, chicken house, shooting gallery 10,
of hay etc.
Aleo,
ONE BAY PONY, ONE COW, Two HOGS, ONE
DEER. twenty five geese, about fifty chickens, one
bull mastiff dog.
Terms-CasL on the spot in United States treas
ury notes. ja23 n 81 fe4
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SUCCESSION OF MICHEL FLORANNE.
Secoud District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 34047.

DY =. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE
ID corner of Exchange alley and Benville street.
SATURDAY, February 10, 1872, will be sold. at
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, by virtue Of an order
from the honorable the Second District Court tor
the parish of Orleans, dated January 3, 1877
A LOT OF GROUND, situated in Suburb Frank
lin, Third District of this city, designated by No
d of square No. 100, bonded by Washington ave-
nue., Spain, st. John the Baptist and st. Avid
los fl ct in depth between equal and parallel lines
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the same
district designated by the Nos 3. and of square
No. 9, on plan drawn by L. H. Pilie surveyor, and
measuring each "a feet front on Goodchldren
street, between Press and st. Ferdinand streets;
together with the buildings and improvements on
lots Nos and S.
TWO HUNDRED AND sEvENTY-THREE LOTS
OF GROUND, situated in the Third District of
this city, forming part of Treme's plantation, ex-
tending from the river to the line of said plan
taton, and unded on the upper side by Lizardis
street, and the lower SIDE by that Of Widow
Louis HermerOux known as Madame Martin. The
whole agreeably to plans now exhibited at the Ex-
change.
Terms-One third cash, and the balance at one
and two years credit, for notes STIMULATING to bear
interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum
from date until final payment, and secured by
mortgage Oh the property sold. Purchasers to bind
themselves to pay the lawyers fees at the rate OF
ten per cent the amount of tho notes in case OF
judicial proceedings to enforce the payment there
OF, much thereof.
Possession of the abovedescribed lots to be taken
at the purchaSers' expenses.
Acts of sale before Amde Ducatel, notary pnbllc,
at the expense of the purchasers. including the
United States stamps. jal0 10 q fe3 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-27
COTTAGE HOUSE ON COMMON STREET.
SUCCESSION OF MARY EMILY LEHMAN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS DIG.

DY C. e. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
ID eers-Nicholas }. Hoey. AuctiOneer-Ohiee No.
II Exchange place.-SATURDAY. January q, 1872
at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers Exchange, on Royal street between
Canal and Customhouse streets, in this city OF
New Orleans, by virtue of an order of the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated December 20. 1871. will be- sold by
public auction for account of said estate
LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon, in the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by Common, Gravier, ROcheblave
and DOrgenOis streets, designated as lot No. 20 and
measuring 81 feet and lines front Common
street by depth of l20 feet. The improvements
comprise newly built frame cottage, with gallery
ON front and side three rooms with fire places;
other building with one room and kitchen; another
building with two cabinets shed, cstern, ETC.;
lot and banquette well raised. Property Is nearly
opposite the depot of the Canal, Common and
Claiborne railroad
Terms-One third cash; remainder at one and
two years credit. in notes Of the purchaser, bear
ing interest of eight per cent per annum from date
of sale until final payment, with the clause of five
per cent attorneys fees in event of suit, and Sc
cured by special mortgage and vendors lien on the
property sold improvements to be kept fully in
sured, and policy transferred to holder of the
notes. aud purchaser to assume payment over and
aboy e the bid of all taxes for the year 1871.
Act of sale and United states stamps at the ex.
pense of the purchaser, before A. Ducatel. notary
public. de27 ia6 10 20 p
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey & Co.
CHOICE PROPERTY ON DELORD STREET.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELIZABETH COPELAND.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS O86.

DY c. e. GIRARDEY q CO.. AUG
ID DEMONSTRATIONS J. HOey, Auct1oueer-OfRce
No. II Exchange place.--SATURDAY, February 10,
1872, at twelve o'clock M, at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers Exchange, on Royal between Canal
and CustOmhouse Streets by virtue of an order from
the honorable the Second District Court fOrthe par
ish Of Orleans, dated January 3, 1872, will be sold by
public auction fol- account of said estate
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District of
this city, in the square bounded by St. Jose ph Tri
ton walk OF Delord, Julia, Baropne and Dryades or
Philippe streets designated as lots Nos. a and IS.
Lot No. "A has, more or less, 20 feet - inches front
st. Joseph street. and. more or less. II feet
inches front Triton walk or DelOrd street, by
about 100 feet in depth the side lines thereof con-
verging to make the width of said lot on the
line feet, more or less. And lot No. As ad.
JOINS and measures about IS feet front on Delord
street Triton walk, by about l20 feet in depth,
the side line thereof converging SO as to make the
width of said lot its line about feet, more
less. And the of each of said lots fronts on
alley Is feet wide, common to the same and
other lots. The Improvements comprise a two
story brick house. hall, side gallery and six rooms,
cistern, hydrant ETC., large stablng sheds and
offices. and known No. 235 Delord street.
Terms-Cash ON the spot in United States treas
ury notes, and the purchasers to assume payment
over and above the bid Of all taxes for the year
1871, and up to the date of sale.
Acts of sale and United States revenue stamps at
the expense of purchasers, before Andrew Hero,
ESQ.,, notary public. Ja7 70 ~ fe3 10