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ITO CONSUMERS OF OILS FOR
MACHINERY. -'-~
A saving guaranteed by the use Of
uE VIRCfSII NATURAL PETROLEUM

saving guaranteed by the use Of
THE VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
.. LUBRICATING OIL,
suitable for slow or rapid machinery OF every de-
scription; free from all impurities; warranted mol
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by Us
differs from all other Lubrtctting oils sold in nts
ndrket. We are the sole agents here Tor the VIZ
gnia Natural Petroleum Lubricaupg Oh, every bar
rel Of which sold by US bearing our brand thus
s.Viryinia Natural Petroleum LubricauDg OIL, Pur-
cell, Ladd 6 Co., Agents, Richmond, Va" o,,-
There are plenty Of so-called Lubrtcat1ng Oils
offered under the lure of low prices they are worth
less a,t&a positive injury TO machinery as time In
their use Will tell A good lubr!cating oil such as
the VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM Luz
BRICATING OIL, l. positive economy, preVent,,
ing heating, cumming, and consequent Earring ana
wearing Of the niachinery-a saving OF power and
gain In speed Purchasers will bear in mind that 1t
IL not alone sufficient to procure natural petlo
lcum;" it must be Of the proper Spec,ec grdrny,
like the Virginia Natural Petroleum L,t6rtedttnG
OIL and like 1t undergo the process or pur1gcdtto1l
roitout chem icaIs and be rendered entirely gree
from art or gum. This oil Is not affected by ex-
treme of cmEerature, standing alike heat or colo.
II is in word, the CHEAPEST OIL and combines
more of the requisites Of good lubrcator than any
oil offered in this market. =
Orders addressed to us will receive prompt alton
tion, md be shipped in good tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD CO, Druggists;
Ye 15-sm Richmond. va.
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OYEET ARTICLES.
TOILET ARTICLES.
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTAN,s CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation, In one po.ue' q.
easily applied as water, for restoring to gra! ha,r i
natural color and youthful appearance, to eradicate
and prevent dandru, to promote the growth OF tho
hair, and stop It's FILLING.
I.is eatirelv harmless and perfectly Jref from any
noIsotlos Substance, aud viii therefore tase tns
nisce OF all the dirty and unpleasant prePar.tons
now I'm use Numerous testimonials nave bteH SCH.
nm from many Of our most prominent cltzens. ~
eyerythug I'm which the articles now 1n use afe OF.
iectionabe CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perlset. ~
{s warranted to contain neither sigar OF lca, sur
nbirr or nitrate OF silver Clear and clean as Wn,
ID does NOT soil tho clothes or scalp. u mercury
nerfumed aud makes one of the best dresslpgs iqr
{he haIr In nse il restores the color OF iie nair
more ,erIsctty and u,, foTmig than any other pre-
naratton. and always does so In from three 20 tcn
davs. Virtually feeding the roots Of the hair Mah
ali the nourishing qualities necessary 70 It's CROWN
and HEALTHY condition II restores the decay and i-
duces new growth q the halt more q is ,go
derful discovery also produces pleasant esss,t
ing effect on the scalp, and gives the Hair pe'a.
and elegant appearance. s..h.. , ,,,,it.
We cal especial attention to the fact th3t hnin
cd number OF small trial bottles can be td ny mo-
wishing to try It,, You will notice that III puisunS
this course our aim Is to convince py inc se'li
'A'-'' ARTHUR ,NATTASs, :, III
Inventor and proprietor, Washington, " C':
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD CO. proprlet9is
ta 3l-eodtJe3 ~. Agents, hlcahloho,. y =. 8
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CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.

BLACKS AND WHITES, March 4.
The farmers are very backward THIS spring
on account Of so much bad weather. Many
of them have but very few hands, and some
have not been able to get any.
The snow-storm which commenced On
Friday night lasted until late Saturday eve
ming. 1t is the deepest snow we have sosn
in this county since the show Of 1857.
2 &W
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AN AMERICAN DocTon ABRoAp.-Daniel
Strong, an American doctor at Marsailles,
occupying modest house fronting on the
sea, is making reputation as worker of
wonderful cures. He gives nothing to his
patients but pure WATER. which he magnet
ICES by few passes of his hand; and it is
said to bea curious sight to witness hundreds
of persons of all conditions waiting their
turn at his door, each with pitcher or de-
canter of water. The number who call daily
upon DR.. Strong is estimated at an average
of 90O. The papers speak of the Doctors
charity to poor people, but do not tell us
how much of fortune be is making by his
novel process. .,..- -s.r 81. ..rEt#
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND 9TH
v PACKET COMPANY.--Thc steam. ssHEssfa.s,
ship GEORGE Is. UPTON leaves New YORK every
SATURDAY; leaves Richmond every To EsDAf.
The steamship WILLIAM p. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
D. J. BCRR. President
n 20 l214 Main street
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PAINTS. OILS, &c.

PAINTS. OILS, dc.
w OIL, TURPENTINE, sc.
& LEWIss PURE WHITE LEAD,
: tons LIATOACA WHITE LEAD (warrantsd),
10 barrels LINSEED OIL, .-..........
S barrels SPIRITS TUEPENTISE, ~ ...
! PAINTERS COLORs, yARNIsHEs, &C.,
for sale by
PURCELL.LADD & CO., Druggists,
1916 Main street,
MIX corner of Thirteenth
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for the profit OF carrying her produce. With:
out Disagreement to Colorado, we eonsider
Virginia very attractive State for immh
grants, especially those from Europe. 80.
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S. W.. Dickinson, ]. E. Hubbard, w. n.
james, j. II. Moore, and G. Watson, of Yir-
ginia, were graduated in the School of Medi-
cine in the University Of Maryland on Mon
day last. s. .ssys.;..,.s.
The japanese Minister at Washington de-
sires to send fifteen American ladies' to his
country to teach the English language and
ordinary branches of education. Nearly
four hundred applications, mainly from ladies
employed in the departments, have already
been received. The pay is $500 per annum
in gold, Tor three years, and expense to japan
and return,
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T INSEED OIL, &c.-10 barrels Raw on,
IL 10 barrels Boiled Oil, Turpentlne, varnishes,
White Lead, and all kinds Painting Materials. For
mhl corner Main and Fifteenth streets.
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MARRIED IN CoURT.-Charles Kellum is q
gentleman of color, and was born near Rich
mond, Va. At the close Of the rebellion
Charles, through the medium of the emanci-
ration proclamation, became a freeman, and
instead of following the footsteps of many Of
his liberated brethren by going North, he
resolved to remain in the sunny South, and
he sought and Obtained employment in Rich
mond. Charles is an ardent lover of the
pleasures of Tcrpsichore, and spent his lei
sure hours in attending all the festivities
which took place among his acquaintance
and making love to the brunette beauties of
Virginia's capital.
About year ago Charles met asreally
beautiful colored maiden, whose complexion
is of bright olive, and whose eyes are as
dark and bewitching as those of an Egyptian
princess. Charles saw and was smitten with
the charms Of the dusky beauty, and, there
fore, like "Mary's little lamb" wherever his
lady-love went, Charles was sure to go.
The name of this charming maiden is
Lucy Williams, and she, noting the. manly
beauty of the susceptible Charles" recipro-
Gated bis affection. He came to Newark. She
followed, and = few days since forced him to
marry her.-Ne,oark Journal.
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NEW BOOKS

THE NEW HY3INAL, according, the use Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
TIE fs' IE E b OF PUBLIC OPINION IN IRE
LAND. By w. E. III. LEeKET, d. a. esl.
DESCHAUEL-se NATURAL a PHILOSOPHY.
Translated by EVERETT. Three parts. $2 each:
TIE LITTLE WOODLAND PRINCESS. by the
author OF 1.-THE Old Han'sells Secret" s.7s.
TRAVELS ROUND THE WORLD. By u boy. s1.5o
THROUGH THE LCOEING-GLASs. A beautiful
=. Juvenile. by the author Of "Alice's Adventures
POOR MISS FINCH. BY Wilkie Collins. 81.
THE LOST DISPATCH. From the German. s0c.
fee5 WOODHDUSE & PARHAM. 1
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ENGLISH PAPERS.

London Ntws......SlJ 90
Punch. 1000 8 90
Once n Week.. @ 90
Weekly Times: 4 SO
All the Year Round Q 90
Saturday Review. Is 90
Evening Mail....... 80 90
Public Opil,ion.... ] 90
Pau-Mau Budget. Is 90
Nrh- 4
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SEWING-MACHHES.
We OILY state demonstrated fact when we say
that no one erperimentally acquainted with the dit
fereut kinds OF sewing machines would have any
other az gift while they can buy a
WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINE.
We only quote the language of hundreds Of cxpe-
renced and competent judges when we say 1t Is the
best beyond all comparison, in every respect.
The largest and Most reliable selection OF Informs
ton on sewing-machines ever o1ered TO tie public
viii be sent free by mail on application
We will give sewng.machne TO any one who
will canvass and make four sales. Circulars FUR
nished for the purpose free.
ONE MONTHS TRIAL OF MACHINE BE-
FORE PURCHASE -a-
free Of charge, sent 10 any responsible address.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
TERMS Liberal.
JAMES Z. A. GIBBS, Proprietor,
mhl Ninth and Bank streets, Richmond, Va.
CEWING-A1ACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED.-The SLoAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ISG-MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sen
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
Hi11- SLOAT 4 ADDINGTON,
mys laIS Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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9nIvER AND OCEAN srEAmExs.s


DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND FETn /
ANg si Nos B tTI s1EA ssasa
WEEK .-.slnan,grs NORFOLK. EMPIRE. ayd !. =
= GREEN, con1pQstn this line vii. .lssgS Ittt.
O'Clock Ms and lsd.i psfia eTery WEDERsr,ssY
Fraghts received daily tSundaysf xeepssGI Sor IL
parts OF Pennsy lyania, Heu 5eTEey and 4lea@ssars
Esp tos Charleston, Savannah and New Ors.i> a. q
Oils OF IndiDg signed through. ~ i.ss
Efclght taken for Norfolk at moderate rltep.
s,a,asss % philadelphia, including Mss an
F. W. r. PORTER. Agent
a,s no. 242S Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p: CLYDE & Co. Agents TX
a :. 70. u South w haFves. -
y ]. - no. u North wharres. PhiIaGeiph.a-
DOR NEW YORK.-OED DO .1ssss
IL MENIONSTEA1IsTIIp C0stPANY. zGESsga
The sidc-whcel steamships WYANOk T. ISII n
BELL. SARATOGA. NIAGARA, ALBEMsPJ.ts,
and HATTERAS, leave New York for Norfolk C.v
Point, and Richmond. every TUESDAY. THU 6.
DAY, and SATURDAY at o'clock 7. 81. Leave
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and Sun
DAY, at high tide s5.E# 49, -
These ships are entirely new. They hare elega, {
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodation
and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made With steamers oil South
een and European ports.
INSURANCE. effected, when ordered, AT 4 QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices OF til
Company. IL
For further information, apply to 80,
~ ~ Is JOHN w. WYATT, A gent,
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LISTED IN THE WORLD SENT To
SUBSCRIBERS IN ANY PART
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deI0 IS jail sheriff ofthe Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFFFS SALES


hrs, Caroline VI. BrOaR va. Mrs. Johs.va
Shugrue wife separated in bt d. board and
property Of her husband Joseph Roueeh
FfoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TBY PARTsE
= Of Orleans No. 80, All By virtue of a writ o.
seizure and sale, directed BY the honorable IN
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
n the above entitled cause to c. g. SauTinrt
late sheriff. aud by said late sheriff to NE
Transferred, will. proceed to sell at pubH,,
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streets, in the Becond District Of
thls city. on SATURDAY, December %, 1872 at
we've O'Clock m the following described prop
a CERTAIN LOT Or PORTION OF GROUND
situated lying ana beng in the Second District OF
this city, III the square boul dtd by Cont Ripn
Vile Franklin and b sin streets measuiin9 tv,pn
fyoue feet eight inches front on Basin street nv
depth and front on CONT street Of sxty-tI1ee feet
eleven inches two and a half lines bel wefn mar.
auel lines, more or less, being he half floating On
Basin street Of the l0t designated by the pDI,haI
five on plan drawn by L. Surgi late srrveyor
dated nineteenth of November iP3q and danaE?ta az
IL the Office OF j. Cuviilier notary pubc In tbie
city, toEe her with ali the buildings q. jmnrnva
nents thereon, rights, ways and ad yautageg there.
en- 70 belonging OF in anywise appertaniI-, being
the sans property acquire by the defendant here
III by purchase from Mrs, Ellen Broas, az per act
passed before W J. Castel notary pti lie in this
city; on the seventeenth day Of June. 1889
Neized in the above suit.
ferms-This being thu second and last grctfon the
said property will be DE- fnitely adjudCattd TO The
highest end last bidder for what il viii bring at
twelve months credit the pIIrcbasrr flrnisI,ino
bond, with good and sufficient spc,litv bearing
eight per cent interest per SunuIn fIon date and
special mort gage on the property sold until fnal
payment. SAID purchaser will have TO dednct and
pay IN cash the amount of printing sheriff's and
clerks fees, etc, say about four hundred and
seventy five dollars; and, Furthermore, the State
parish ana municipal taxes, the amount Of which
W. P HARPER
dele Is Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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BY a. Huston.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans,
No. 1890.
- -
5UCCEsSION OF JAMES PRAGUE.

DY ALEXANDER H0UST0N-ON SAT-
ID URDAY, December g. 1872, at twelve O'clock
NJ, at the St Charles Auction Exchange Will
be sold by public auction, by virtue of an order
from the Hon. B. Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second
District Court tor the parish of Orleans. dated
November 9, 1872, and supplemental and amended
trct Court for the parish of Orleans dated Eovem.
Der o. 1872, the following described property, tor
account of said succession
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
the First District, and described as 'ol.ows: Four
lots of ground ard part of another lot of ground,
situated in the suburb Anuunciation, First District
formerly second municipality of this city, in
square No. of said municipality, encOmpassed by
PTGnt Market st James, L@vee and Market streets
and Market place. said lats being designated
by the Nos !, Q, 3. and part Of lot
No. 8, on plan drawn under date Of
the fifteenth of January, 1917, by L. Surgi,
veYor of The Fist Munic patty and signed ne
varietur, by Louis P. CaiIe, notary, aud filed in
his Office notary public. Said lots measure, aG-
cording said PLAZA to wit: Lots Nos. /, g. , and
adjoin each other and measure each % feet il
inches anG SO of an incN in font Market Place
by depth Of SIS feet II inches between equ al and
parallel lines
The portion of lot No. 8 on the aide thereof next
to and adjoining No. Z, e8surcs II feet front on
Leree street, by depth of 95 feet II inches
between parallel lines and bounded in the rear by
lot No l, and on the side toward Market street by
loi No. T. Lots Nos. !, 2, and are bounded On
their rear by lott Nos. 5, Z and s.
Terns-Cash III United States treasury notes.
act of sale before ". J. Oast6u notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser
deA II n 1898
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" T. h2n4'Eh,
Re,nard ,lnnent vs. Rnynond NLnnent.

Bern I'd sEanenC vs. Raymond ffanenE.
SyEvEFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No l00l8.-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to directed 10y he honorable he
Seventh District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneero
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, TUESDAY, January 7, 1872 at twelve
O'cl0cg H., the following described property, to
wit
TWO GOTs OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District of this city in the square designated by
the number siItynne, bounded by Orleans, st.
Ann, Robertson and Claiborne streets and desig-
mated by the numbers seven and eight on plan
drawn " >. Bonrgerol, late surveyor, on the
twenty fifth Of October, 1885, AID annexed to
act passed on the nineteenth OF November, 1888,
before Hugh FFdesclauX, late a notary public in
this city said lots or ground measuring, American
mtaeuTs follows: The lot nun Der seven thirty
ona feet eleven inches i've lines front on st. Ann
street the same measure in tie rear. by sever tv-
two feet pine inches in depth on the line which
separates ii from lot number Blk, aud seyenty-tWo
feet six inches tOur and thlee quarter lines on
the line which separates it from lot number eight,
and lot number eight, forming the corner Of Rob
ertsoU and St Arm streets, measures thirty one
feet eleven inches SIX lines front 81. Ann
street the same the rear line; seventy tao feet
fix inches four and three quarter lines in depth GA
The line which separates it from lot lumber seven,
and seventy-tWO feet four inches IL depth and
front Ro5el t1On street, t0g Their with the build
inEs and improvement rights, ways, etc, tht re.
unto belonging. comprising also the establishment
and steam mil said lots. known The Irene
Steam Mill! and the grocery store at the corner of
st. ann and Robertson stTt etc without any exCeP
ton or reservation whatever
Being the Sane property acQ uiEcd by the defend
ant herein by purchase from the plaintiff herein,
by act passed before Ones.phore Dr0ueC, . notary
public in this city the thtTtietb day OF SepteB
ber, 1867.
selz"d In the above sut.
TeTms-Cash on the spot.
w. P HARPER
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Daniel Weaver, Tesramenrary Executor
OF !osslh D: MeaEer. xs Geora. J., EaunE. |

OF Joseph D. Weaver, Ys. George L. KounB.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
NJ Of Orleans, No. 1852 BY virtue of q writ of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets, in the Second District of tins
city, on TUESDAY, January 7, 1873 at twelve
O'clock ii, the following described property, to
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
buildings and improvements thereon. and allrights
faubOurg Lafayette, Fourth District Of this city in
the qlRre designated on the original plan of said
faubOurg by the number thirty-two which WAS
then comprised within Philip, Coliseum formerly
PlaQueni esq and Chestnut streets and the line of
fauhOurg LiVaudais, and is now bounded by Philip
Coliseum, Chestnut and First streets which said
lot is designated by the number fifteen, on a plan
by c. A. Hedin, lete surveyor dated the nineteenth
of April. l849 and the same measures, in American
measure, forty one feet eleven inches front on said
Chestnut street, thirtY.tWO feet eight inches
four aud half IIes in width on the rear line one
hundred and tWenty-eight feet one inch three
lines in depth the line of division OF the tau-
bourgs Lafayette and LVaudais and one hundred
aud twenty-seven feet nine inches five lines IN
dep u on the opposite side line.
Which property was acquired by the defeneant
herein nv purchase from Zerah GetChen Rs per act
passed before James Graham, q notary public in
this city Oh the thirtieth day Of September 1865.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
DEF Il ja7 Sheriff of the Parish of OrleanB.
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Mrs. sarah Bodiey vs.. Thomas b.
RndlnL-

-
,.-,zu- Bodley:
IL Of Orleans Nc 38, 13L-Bv virtue Of a writ of
seisure and sale, by the honorable the Fourth Dis.
trct q uTt Ter tile parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, to [. s. SguVinet, late sheriff di-
Tected, and by sail late sheriff to transferred,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mrr
chants ana AnctinneeTs' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustOElhnusF streets in the
Second PisJrict OF this city, on MONDAY, December
so, 1872, at twelve O'clock H., the following de,
sCIibsd property, 10 wit
a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
rights privileges customs, ways. seTvttudes and
appUrtenRBces thereunt0 belonging or in any wise
aDpertaining situated IL GreeuyIe, Sixth District
nl the city Of New Orleans and bounded by tho
New Orleans and CaITOton Railroad, walnut,
Chestnut and CNETolltpn streets and measuring in
American measure two hundred and foltv-ugg I. ct
I0ur inches four lines front the said New
OC!eaHs ami CarralltOn Railroad four hundred and
ana and fifteen feet tour inches front on ELpstaut
street, and Two hundred and forty fecJ frost On
CsrToton street the whole agree ably 10 o ce1tei4
plan drawn by G. A. Hedju. arch .tect. on tuo
twelfth OF Mag, ia47. and deposited Err rstr~.Gte
in the records OF L. B. Genas, late nosaTy Pub ic
in this city, on *liCh plan the said square is Lesg
mated by tie number siZty-e7Ehg; being the
came property which the ssid defendant acquired
BY purchase Il oH J. P. and Iames 0. Harrison per
act passsd before p. G. CuFellier notary public IN
I his r.ty, on the second day Of May, 1853
Seized in the above suit,
TeIIua-{tssh on the spot,
". P HARPER
Do21 deI3 70 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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deI4 80 sherir Of the Parish a orisans.


K. z. MAFtIneZ ct ais. vs.. Louisiana Fer
tilizer Manufacturing Company.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. 3a52.-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
tie sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause. l viii
proceed 70 sell at public auction al the Mex
chants ard Auctioueers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal aud Cus;omhOusa streets, IN the
Second District of this city, Ton MONDAY, Janua
Fy 20, 1873 at twelve o. lock HI, tie following de-
scribed pT0rcTtv, to Wit
!. ALL THE BULL TSGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
built and put VI BY said company or a certain
square OF ground situated il the First District Of
tits city bounded by Common, GayOso, GTayier
and Dupre streets.
2 ACE THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
built and put up by said company On another square
Of ground adjoining the above bounded by :l9m.
mon, Dupre, eraviCr ana Salc-do streets.
3. AN ENGINE 30 LER AND FIXTURES.
AHYDRAULTC PRESS
j. A Mt8BR
G. And finally. other merchandise, fixtures and
articles SAT- I'd 10 the SAID factory.
Seized -a the above suit.
TsTnls-Cash on the spot.
W p. HARPER
dele ie3 N sHeriH Of the Parish q orleans.
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sHERIFFs SALES.
ndre AIallener, William Stewart and n.
V. EaInes subrosated. Va Hill 4 Yeasia

Andre RIaIlener, William Stewart and n.
". Bames subrogated, vs. Hill & yeazie
THIPTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans No. 346l.-By virtue of a writ
of feIi facias to directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises hereinafter desig
mated, on TUESDAY, December 81, 1872, and
A. a.. the following described property 10 wit
THE CONTENTS OF STORE No. "a Camp street
between Gravier and EatGhez Streets in the First
District of this city, consisting of Coal Oil Lamps
ETC. as per inventory, which may be seen in my
Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot
W. P. HARPER
de20 Is 81 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.