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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

THE VALUE OF THE January Interest on VIZ
rinjs bonds win be more than paid to I'LL who may
have at home the excellent and superior WHEELER
& WILSON Sewins-Machine. Ill.
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( A AspEcIALTY--Rescryed Dividend Policies fIviti-
ows' and Orphans Benefit Life INSURANCE CGHi-
panv. ~. - J. n MOORE, Agent.
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HusrrNas CovRT.-Judge Guigoil COM
menced calling the civil docket in this court
yesterday, and win continue it to-day. This
is the only term of the court in which civi!
business will be disposed Of until April
next
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NIETEoRoL LoGIcAL.-The following is tho re-
silt of observations at the Pump-Housc show
inc the state Of the tLerm Jmeter for the month
of December. 1871, as taken each morning ate
o'r1Gck.
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CHARGED WITH ILLICIT D1srILLlNG.-Mr. AL
bert Vaughan, of Culpcper county, was ar
rested in this city yesterday morning by Dep
uty Marshal Fitch, charged with Illicit dis
filling .. p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

WHY Not SAVE MoSEY?-C. II. PAGE & Co., on
Nineteenth and Cary streets, or 7ds Grace street, arc
selling Coal of all kinds from IS cents to 81 cheaper
than amy establishment In the city.
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!. lL ELLYs0S& Co, Advertising gents. DisPATcHi
building, win receive advertisements and lave them
inserted IN any Journal Of tue country at fegutr
rates u. ri f.5ff r - 5f5sg Ss.:s3 org t5:}i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

4 ADvERT1sE--Our merchants seeking trade IN any
portion OF the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. M. ELLYsos & Co. viii
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lishers''rutes. fte9@
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JOB PRrSTING.--We call the attention q mer-
chants, clerks of courts, sleriffs lawyers farosa'
steamship and canal ocersand agents ana al oshers
having orders for printing 70 the facilities offered &.
fhe DISPATCH PRIyrisG EsTApIIhHlEsT for the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

The city subscribers to the Religious Herald, who
arc usually supplied by carriers, are requested to call
at Office, Ills Main street, and get this weeks paper
JETER & DICKINSON.
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FASHIONS FOR THE NEW IEAR.-Latest styles OF
BUTTERFLIES Patterns just received ut the Office of the
Howe Sewing Machine, s2a Main street. Also, Ne
tropolitan for January.
.ss zs.e.ss ,.s.-ats J.F McKESSEY, Agent.
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FLATTERY.--.To To hatter persons atroitly one must
know three things-what they are, what they thnk
they are and what they want other people 10 tnlnK
they ure 1t don't matter much what people tiihk,
40 they buy their clot,iug Of E. B, SPENCE d SON.
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TAKE THEN AS THEY CONE 1t Is all very well
to say .Take things as they come; but suppose
things don't come!n Then go to E. b. SrEScE i
SoS's and get them.
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E.EsYlfI;R DEALERS,

{ tlBSON Il BROCK,
~ O8NER SIXTH STREET ND THE CANAL.
(old stand Of j. Z. Mccarthy & Coz
LUMBER, SHINGLES, PALISGS- BALED
HAY, OATS, CORN MEAL, MILL FEED, &C., al
ti.c lowest rates.
Bi!l timber cut to order promptly.
j. +. W. GIBSON,
late of Mayo d Gibson.
X. A. BROCK,
&C s-sin formerly Of Ragand y Brock.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FEMALE FoRGER.-
Yesterday morning about I O'clock colored
woman giving her name as Lizzie Anderson
was arrested by Setgelht Hall OH the charge
Of "feloniously forging the name of John
Purcell to an order drawn on j. w. Pledge
for ten pounds Of French esndy mid five
pounds Of tHisins."
Shortly before the arrest the girl went to
Pledges confectionery store and presented
the following order, purporting to have been
signed by Mr.. Purcell
"Mr. pledge: Will you please send me
ten ponds french candy,5 ponds of rison,
and charge it to Mr.. John Purcell"
The case was heard by Justice White yes
terday morning, when Dir. Purcell stated in
his testimony that he had not authorized any
such order to be written, and that the goods
had not been received by him. The evidence
was SO clear as to the guilt of the party that
the Justice sent the accused on to the Hus-
tinss Court for the first Monday in February.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

DEBATE on TIE VETo MEssAGE.-Thc in
terest felt by the entire community i'll the
action of the Legislature on the proposition
to suspend the funding of the public debt
was shown yesterday by the large crowd IN
the galleries of the hall of the House OF Dele
gates. There were more ladies present than
ever before during the present session OF the
General Assembly. The debate will be re-
s,1med at O'Clock this afternoon, the subject
coming up as the special continuing order.
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DIR. B. G. McPnAIL has returned to the city. and
NAV be found at his former Office, under the E1-
change Hotel. Residence, Twenty-third and Broad
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Found OpEs.-The store Of William Ira
Smith was found open last evening just before
o'clock by Policeman Toler. Business men
caHnot be too careful about their DOORS Only
a few nights since sewing g-machine estab-
lishment was found unlocked and the key in
tile door, -.
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MILLINERY.

.AIoTIGE.-Aila persons having claims
IN against the late hrpi Of WICKER q DAVIS
arc requested to present the zane without Qeiay 70
A., DAVIS. at Inpstalps New hc!a eouEsy, sgs as
any remain unrs!d, ~, ~, n VIC
de 7-lms 1sst " = a13A A .s'.z
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Z Cry CoUscIL.-The regular sem.Inonthiy
meeting of the City Council viii sbe held on
Monday afternoon at s o'elock, * 4. i .T,
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GEISE-THREAD I'D TIE first -
- 81 rrsy own importation EiSE.S - .ss,sss /.
TEiRE, of all Ssse si ~ ,Isi al fss
fcss thsrs New YORK tricss c.lt from sM 80
men and sslers In u
iranoyter fSeinel and deaier y ns,
Ropsa Cotton Ss. i5gS s9a hsya
srsesi eet~efn es'' % ss-szs
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A CoLoRED LECTURER ALLOWED TIE Use OF
THE HALL OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.-ln
the House of Delegates yesterday, 2. n.
Jones, of Greeneville, introduced resolu-
ton allowing the use OF the hall OF the
House to Mrs. f. E. W. Harper on Monday
night for a lecture. It was passed with few
dissenting voices Mrs. Harper is woman
of color. During tie last session the House
refused to grant similar request from Miss
Susan B. Anthony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

The LATE MA1s-STREEr SHOOTING affair."
Mr.. John D. Snellings, who was recently shot
on Main street while standing III front Of the
post-office, had so far recovered Oh yesterday
as to be in attendance upon the Police Court,
where the case Of Dir. Andrew AIonteiro,
charged with the shooting, was heard. DIR.
James Beale, Messers. Hungerford, Wilde,
Allen, Angle, and Parish, witnesses, were
examined. The facts adduced We're about
the same as those already published in the
Dispatch. Justice White said that he thought
it was case for jury, and the accused was
in consequence sent OH to the grand jury OF
the Hastings Court for the first Monday in
February. He was bailed in the sum of
500, with John A. McCaull, Esq, his coun.
sci, as surety.
1t is proper to add that if thete was any
previous difficulty between Messrs. Monteiro
and snellings it has been satisfactorily ar
ranged. a."-
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,,l~rrnppllTAN HALL.
u fElKl NIGHT THIS WIEN ANDuS ~, csi,- a.
AFTERNOON. on which occasion eml-
"'' ''',, ',,n;G<ti. Holm Il. LoliNsToSS
...,>.,!<pE\T. DAZZLING, MD EAQUi-
shAN nj tl,Y TOI'R K OF EUROPE,
.sr,,iticcut panorama ever painted: SPLEEN
... ,'.Incrous effects, brief lecture, with song
,..,.n,t ~ the cntcr;aIn,ucnf. there will be
a.. ava, zach might ,r,,cpSrS
~ trl-\rEfr VALUABLE PRESENTS
..-..y:,,s .,rr on exhibition nj Ambo'ds Mnsi-
y. 1..t,.r wacyC tickets can DC purchased curing
.' ~, t?sllSSicS: :S cents; reserved seats, ~
r." ~ 81 l-stt
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HESR1co CoUSTY CouRT.-None but civil
business was disposed Of in this court yes
terdav.
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NEW-YEAR'S BARGAINS.


BLACK ALPACAs worth e2., IS, s7ic., and 81 Mt
90, 90, d5. and s5c.; pei 4.@
SATTEEHs, ali colors. worth IL at csc. per yard;l
IRISH PGPLlNS worth S2 per yard at Sl.25,
JAPANESE DREAsES worth S12 at 20 per pattern !;
So BLACK vELyETEEN reduced to $3.50, s.,.E n
$3.50 BLACK VELyETEEN reduced to sl.a5, :
81 BLACK yELVETEEN reduced to s5c.. :.
PLAID P0PLlNS, ts
HI,hCK pnd C0LORED SILKS, -.
BLACK FRENCH MERfSOfe,
GROS DE ZURICH. TAMISE CLOTHS,
ENGhisif Eng and French PoPLINs and MO-
HAIRS, .''-#- q.
CLOAKS, SHAWLS. BLANKETS, -.ss5
QUILTS, ,WATER-PROOF CLOTHS, .,.....-
SKIRTS, UNDERWEAR, -
CASSIMERES, .IEt
DOESkINS; ...E ~ s-
BROADCLQTHSi -.... II:
now offered at greatly reduced prices, as they Will DC
sold at and below cost rather than be carried over
WILLIAM THALHEMER = SONS.
E,1 No. col Broad, corner Sixth street
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOObS!!
~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET

GREATEST BARGAINS YET
JULIUS SYCLES'S. =
AS BROAD STME l. I. SI2 sc Sc
Has jua received large. additions To- his DKEss
GOODS department. and siill receiving by almost
every express hh the late styles, containing every
styc and variety to bt fbttd In the northern market
TO which nyic special attention from all IN "nht
- Enpress Cloths at 50. GO, and s5c., very chsapi
Satteers IN all colors ut 625, Is, and o0c lrisn JO
li,s new and beautiful. very low: Japanese SILKS anG
Ptipt,,S. a; shades and colors; Plain una plal1
SrTres at Is AZ, ud 5Dc-half price, Black Sltks at
81 so Sl75 i. 10 -, the best III the city; Blach Al
pacas ut 25 3o 30. 50 to 7sc. end 81 per yard BLACK
Alerino, Bcmbazine, and Tafnlst CLOTHS, cneap5
Shawls new styles, IN stripes and Deahtffai nj
and SIS; Black Shawls, single and double, ~ oil
prices: Brocc Shawls ut So, $lO $3.50 to $0-comc
and get one White Blankets ut $3.50. IS, to SIS very
low; Colorcd Blankets and Quilts, S.so Sa and ~
Gray Fanuels at IS; 80, 40; 50 70 1SG ana y, y,Ty
so TO 76c. Claaking Cloths, all colors and kinds. Sc
&c: White and C0lored Corduroy, new ana pretty,
very cheap: Coak5 the largest stock Ill the CITY at
the lowest prices Furs, for ladies' misses and chill
i.rrn at extremely low figures. In fact everything
to be found In the Dry Goods lne ut the lowest
prices possible. -, .-.ri,.,..,,,,a,
o'Ne JULIUS SYCLE, AIS Broad street.
Store closed OH Saturday. . -. a. -,
statesmen: John N. Gary W. D:Powers, John d.
q. =
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NO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have
Y j this day associated with me in business EDGAR
ID. TAYLOR undcr the name and style Of X. ".
POWERS & co.
Thankful for the liberal gatronngn bestowed on me
creased facilities the htw concern may receive
continuance of the sane. .,srif II. W. POWEkS'
January Isl, 1872.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

lME, LINE, LJME.-The Lime manu-
featured by us in I;o,ctOurt county. known
WILSON Or ROCKVILLE LINE, will hereafter
Lr tat upon the market Under the name of IN DIAN
EnCk LIME Orders for which may DC left al our
"jlcc, No. 1868 Dock street.
DILLON, ELLETT & co.
November q, 1871. %
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ALL :EEAEi EiiToBacco-DEALEEs are required
by the Commissioners of. Internal Revenue to
hand in to the United States assessor of their
district oil sales, purchases, and consignments
made and entered for the year 1911; which
can be done by furnishing the original book
or transcript, as, they may prefer, to the as
SCISSOR, As the fist of january his passed, it
would lie well for every leaf tobacco-dealer to
seeiif he bms conformed to this IMPORTANT re-
QUESTION OF the Department, md save ,hima
self the trouble of being notified. "a
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aarSEMENTS.

,ruunND THEATRE.
IL , ,,;ch, I'M, ono Of Mr.. EDWIN
RenE%t T, aI viii sppcar In his great character OF
Nl>"'' ENoCH ARDEN.
,,,,,,c,Lca ailor waiting for sail;
NE.ail from day 70 day.
nNy EvEXING ,'s ,snasTy "sT yof 'S' VIII De iS'-
,, ... Mr.. Edwin Adams.
!~r" !~r'rM,y AFTERNOON, grand family natl
r\NCN tEhhN. ,,o ,,,ss ssc
Nar'~,.,. Jsnnary = 1872. engagement OF the great
N''\nSSi Sr. +, :. CfANFHAt as SAN "a a-lt
.-,rGIvlA HALL.--For six nights only.
'N,,,',,,n,iDr MONDAY. January s, 1877 Fro.
E'II S\pERSoN. the worid-rcnowncd
Tor ~; !" ~" si>;.d br thc beautiful LEoNA ana
N,/>TMIH$i 4 >NDERSoN, and Mr.. ST. GEORGE
49,; -. 81! Iii!< n;Eh USEFUL PRESENTS given
a~ ~. a,eti,,, ,.s Of tho great Hppopcda Farm In
5rf ~, h-uc cg.,h evening 1t O'Clock.
'r'' '' ,, ss.,: reserved seats, soc; family mex
-. .",,I WkTINEE SATURDAY AFTER
Nn'. ,.,,rrk Admission 10 matinee: Annits,
N,"'\ -.. ,,c T.. NJ. CQrTIii.oD. (
.r-: ...'.'"'' Business Agent &
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. FAMILY MARKETrNG. .G-Tle following Is a,
statement Oft ruling retail prices at the
New Market: Pork, 124c. per pound, $ beef,
12s to 15e. pei, pound mutton, 12a to 15c.
per pound butter, 25 to 4Oc. per pound !;
cheese, 2oc. per pound lard, 14c. perpound !;
c'rrants3 15c. per pound ; raisins, 25c. per
pound; citron, Doc. per pound; apples, 90 to
soc. per peck; Irish potatoes, 81 per bushel';
sweet potatoes, 81 per bushel; tprnips, 2oc.
pos peF pefS ssg oaos to aes per r. ,e dozen ei
head celery, 15e. per bunch !, carrots and
parsnips, sc. q; satisfy, 5c.; lemons, SOC. per
dozen; oranges, 50c. per dozen cranberries,
15c. per quart; peanuts, 60c. per peck ;
hofniny, &c. per pound. ..''c2 80 !
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 4, lsls:y,

!5 PORT OF RICHMOND. Jl.SUARY 4, Isfs:y,
!, ARRIvEp.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, nler-
chandisc and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent. . a.
Steamer ". p, ClyIe, Drew, New York, mercltali-
disc and passengers, Virginia Steamship aud Packet
Company. - -s.- ~ ~tt-f.fotyi rfstFYy !.
disc and passengers, L. Is. Tatun. sgcaf. "a asrlf.
b i..',-g. rs1is sG. sAILED-f, - .;sa stT.l +
Steamer Norfolk. Plat, Philadelphia, merchali-
disc and passengers. ". 7. Porter. agent.
Steamer PalisIdc, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, W. p Rrctt, agent.
MEMoRANDuM "a @Iss 2tTtt
I Ste1nerIsaac Bell, Capt,ip Blakcmari. arriyed at
"a. NJ. Passed through Dutch Cap coming up.
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J RicHaesD, 8 A., Decenl,esal lssl. .sasata
!, -. xogxfr, ,f,,R..ft,0l3..p,,a,pTNERsIrrp. ,l3.,,,

STATE or VIRGINIA, Cry OF RICHMOND, ss. :
l. CHARLES Il. WILLIAMS, q notary public for tbe
city aforesaid In the State of Virginia, do testify That
CHARLES D.. HILL this day personally appeared
before me, in my said city, aud made oath that
SIessrs. q. OBER Il SONS OF the city Of Baltimore
in the State OF Mlrykaild, have actually PAID into tne
Arm OF HILL. e SKINNER. Of which the afdant .
general rartuer, the of fifteen thousand dol-
lars (s15,aOol, asspecial partners therein.
Given under ms hand this lst day OF January ls7..
[SlgucdI .CKARL4ES u. WILLIAMS, Mp.
- IN l-dIwSt Il
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FT-I4TUNFBI- u,
Having this day acquitted an interest IN the house
of r. W. POWERS, invite the patronage OF my
friends aud the pubic generally, promising % e4ess
"'i iv -, i.codst "1tS,ISs :. Il. u. TAYLOR.
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MACHINE WORkS.-SL0AT u AID.
lHl DINGToS, Nos-e 80, 1894, As3, and ll3S
Cary street. aud Nos. 13 ard - sonfh ytteen@
Street RiclnnoTd va. We make all kfnds OF new
work In ths. nchinfst uc rep1ir kinds of WORK.
VIC go In the country to do MI sorty Of wosk IN 2ns
tna aiso make the Enst tobacco mills In theNofid,
and kssp tLen on hand as well as tobeeco SCREWS Of
ali kif.ds together Wit bands aud bics ana al aI.
ticlts for the ufsruf fctarcof tobaeco. We Keep ON
aines: Boilers SAVE ssiis, Gr- slgis Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Shaiting. Hangers, Pul!eyS Gea
and YeYi Wheels: and In fact, gcnefai
jdsor. PatantSteam Engine Golernor, UdsA Com.
r,amr Stca,ny Gauges; Seidens Petcns Engine i1cxe
! past valves: Globe Valves; Tallow Cocks seat.
t,I5,,,, C,irs Tor both engine and shxfnng; ne
Saeaners oi Csns; Nster augeS1 &c. Az q Srlsa
ire sell at reasonable prices and Sn ssI ssns
~ nschinerr beth aeM asd second So!nS sna
sa. =. srtss ,s. Soe III SE0hT q ADDINlY1ON.
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Closlse-our SALE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
MEN AND BOTS.
REGARDLESS OF COST.
THE 10TH OF FEBRUARY,
as at that time retire from business in this city
and have TO vacate the store occupy, it being
rented from tlat date.
To these In want of
CLOTHING,
SHIRTS and COLLARS
four own lnake),
UNDERWEAR,
HOSIERY,
TIES,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
UMBRELLAS,
SIiAWLS,
STRAPS, and
DRESSING ROBES,
all reliably made, opportunity is offered them te
purchase at LESS THAN THE ORIGINAL COST
OF MANUFACTURE.
JOHN s. DEVLIN,
1907 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE PoST-ofFICE.
Tde 29-tJa28l
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rHLDREN's AND MISSES FANCY
HOSE. cheap: a ey..a iii - s !
las DUCKWALL & ROUSS.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED have this day en-
l. tered into.a cG-partnersldp for the Rnrpose or
conducting the REAL ESTATE ana GENERAL
4 AJIITiOSE ESS under the 1rn ana
STYLE Of DAVIS g ,WERTH. Once on Eleventh
stree. between Main and Bank . ~, ,,, .
4, Ioodst' e. ss'"'-t'sisS John WERTH.
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MEETINGS..

f-NIGilTS OF PYTUIAS.-Tho MA
y .r.nil.,r, Of HINES LODGE. No. Il. 7.EYsNA
Ii% OF ~ LuiAS;; Mi!i lI,,Is a1!en4 tR.(
-. Il, o'clo.S. The installation OF \SS9
..,-, .I.4 calling uF dies viii take place S.r
r,-,...,,!ancc " the members Is desired
=, ~. .cr ui the ". {. x,
.. WILLIAM j. RlDDlCk.
.r4 Recording Scribe.
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MARINE ISTELn1G;EIyCE.5 y

MINIATURE ALMANAC, .JASCARY S, lss2e
Sun rises 7:lsi Moon rises x!
Sun sets............ 445 High tide. ri
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-14

RY =. GUINAULT. AUCTIONEER.OFFICE
SATURDAY February 10, 1872, will be sold. at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc-
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
LOT OF GROUND, situated in suburb Frank
lin, Third District OF this city designated by No.
nue., Spain, st. John the Baptist and st. Avid
streets measuring % feet front on Spain street. by
l05 ct in depth. between equal and parallel lines.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the same
district designated by the Nos. g. and CT square
No. g. on plan drawn by L. II. Pile, surveyor, and
measuring each "a feet front on GOOdchildren
street, between Press and st. Ferdinand streets;
together with the buildings and improvements on
lots Nos. 3 aud S.
TWO HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-THREE LOTS
OF GROUND, situated in the Third District of
this city. forming part of Tremes plantation,
tending from the river to the rear line of said plan
tatOn, and ,unded on the upper side by Lizardi's
street, and on the lower dc by that of Widow
Louis HermerOux, known as Madame Martin The
whole agreeably 10 plans now exhibited at the Ex-
change.
Terms 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 on the property sold. Purchasers to bind
themselves to pay the lawyers fees at the rate OF
ten per cent the amount OF the notes in case of
judicial proceedings to enforce the payment there
Of or SO much thereof.
Possession of the abOvedescribed lots to be taken
at the purchasers expenses.
Acts of sale before Amdie Ducatel, notary public,
at the expense of the purchasers. including the
United States stamps. ial0 IL 2. feS 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-14

PY G. DE FERIET-C. ". CJLBERTSON,
ID Auctioneer-Otlice No. 50 Roval street
SATURDAY, January 20, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rOtunda of the ST. Charles Hotel, VIII be sold
by public auction by virtue of order from the
Hon. Louis Duvigneaud. Judge OF the second Dis
trict Court for the Parish of Orleans. dated Decem
Der IL, 1871, the following described zeal estate be-
longing to said succession, viz
THAT SPLENDID ROW OF THREE-STORY BRICK
STORES forming the corner of st. Charles and
Common streets opposite the st. Charles Hotel and
situated in the most central and valuable POI ton
of the city.
The lot is situated in the First District Of this
city, in the square bounded by st. Charles, Com
mon, CarODdeltt and Canal Streets il forms the
corner of ST. Charles and Common streets and
on ST. Charles street by IA feet in depth and
on Common street. The buildings and improve
ments consist of that splendid OF three story
brick stores, with ornamental balcony and mar
uuise on both fronts, and bearing the No. 25 st.
Charles street and the Nos. l4l, l43 i5 IA and li9
Common street, and are in perfect order and ready
for in mediate occupation
See plan at the Exchange.
Terms-One fourth cash and the balance on a
credit OF one two and three years, in notes secured
by special mort gage and vendors lien, and bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from the day OF
sale until final payment; the buildings to be kept
insured, for their value against the risk of fire
and the policy transferred to the executrix the
act of sale TO embrace the clause of five per cent
attorneys fees in of suit on any OF the un-
paid notes the said fees to be likewise secured by
mortgage
Act OF sale. with United States interna, revenue
stamps attached, before Octave dArmas notary
public at purchasers expense.
deco % 50 jat 10 20