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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
VIII be paid for the

DETECTION, ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF the person on persons who, wnntonly ana
maicioualy, mut.lated the stone erected TO the
memory OF my child in the Catholic Cemetery
in this place.
aug2,dtr DANIEL CRONAN.
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ARRIVAL hNp DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
TRAINS NRRtvt AT RrrLASn.
FROM Below Falls. lao s 'p:2U a. M, '2;2o &
1898 y. in
Burlington 1910 S 'il:s2 a. M. 1850 8 1900
p. IN.
Port Henry, '1i:B2 q. III
" Bennington, tI2Os p, M, 1920 q 1925 p.
m.
d" Saratoga, 'll;i5 a. iu., 300 p. III.
Salem, $40 d 1870 u. IN, t3:40 q 1853 y. M.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Fails 1880 t4:sOa H.. 'l20 1000
y. m.
burlington, lla & 's;tO o. m, '2aa & 5:os p.
ia.
Port Henry, 5:05 p. IN.
Bennington, $500 & 1880 %. M, ~ TAGS y. IN.
q" Saratoga, $500 n. in & 1850 y. IN.
salem, 2l0 * 1900 a. M, 'l:oo $500 p. m.
Mnil Train mixed.
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EXCURsloN TO SARATOGA.


On THURSDAY, SEPT. J, $50,
An Excursion train VIII leave Rutland oil
Thursday. September Attn, at o'clock, n. m,
giving ENcursionlsts all tho day nj Saratoga
and returning in the notwithstanding al g
O'Clock This Will be the only opportunity OF
visiting the grand watering place OF America
at reduced rates OF fare.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP, sizes.
Secure your tickets early us there win be u
grand rush.
Tickets for sale at j. b. Meeker's Music store,
Merchants Row, to Saratoga and return for
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Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
House, August Goth. are the following
John Jelley, Jr., New York Miss Bond.
New York Miss Prescott, New York J
NJ Blake. New York J G Porter, New
York Mr. ~ Mrs w r Nermilye, New
York Vim r Have S. New York Miss
Andrews, New York Mrs Jones, New
York; c A Sleight, New York; II +
Sleight New York c Sleight, New
York; NJ A Munsell, New York; Mrs.
Hartprucc, New York; Miss Hartpruce.
New York II l Bancroft, New York
Mrs Sperly and servant, New York Col
w r Phyfc, New York w n Oliver,
New York; d r Griffin, c Griffin, Boston.
Mass. d Burts, Jr., Brooklyn. \ Y; p
Donohuc, Lake Dunmore; J W Ennis,
man, l. NJ Morrison, f White, II G. Root
and daughter. Bennington, Vt. r Kill
foil. Troy. n Y; Harry Hyde, Miss L 5
Hyde, Hampstead, i /; T Brooliins, Shore
ham; Fisher, Cuitingsyillc; John Mof.
fat, Manchestcr Paris Fletcher, Bid
port, Vt; Mrs Hale Bridport, Vt; c
+ Rowcll, Kccne, \ II; Il + Bingham
and wife. Bratteboro l. Strong and wife.
Cleveland, Ohio: Wallison, st. Adams
Benz IIollyrill, L c Rich, Springfield,
Mass Geo w Spear, Lowell, Mass 5 5
Ordway, l. Reed, II + Spring, A G Spring,
Bellows Falls Geo Sales, Franklin, \ IL
VIM A Burnett Castleton 5 } Wright,
Newtown, Conn W r Sanford, Orwell,
VT; III S Morse, Shelburn Col. Il 5 Stow
ell, Cornwall w r kmball, Westmin-
ster; J X Batchelder, Arlington; ii B
Kent, Dorset l. Waldo and family,
Dandy; n T Spraguc, Jr, Brandon ; T b
Ridley, New Sharon w Eddy, White
hall, n Y; A G Wood, Cranky, Pc;
Miss Whitmorc, Middletown J A Shedd
and wife, Burlington John Gregory,
Mortified Samuel Evcrts, Cornwall
Albert Chapman and wife, n f Ryder
and wife, Mrs. Barnes, Middlebury II f
Lathrop and daughter, X Holt, Pittsiord
Crosby Miller, Pomfret \ B Stafford, W
r Junction: Geo Campbell, Westminster
Meyer Friend, Albany, n Y.
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MAILS ARRIVE.
Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE }
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON,
ID. c., August ~, 1878 p. M.
PROBABILITIES
For New England continued high baro-
meter, fresh northeasterly to southeasterly
winds; clear weather tonight and cloudy
weat her Thursday.
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n Y L N G
Faded Garments and Carriage Innings Cleaned
and COored by new chemical process so that
you can hardly disdistinguish them from new.
Securing ana pressing light suits neatly exc
cuted Persons having any such Jobs they wish
TO have done, Will please call NJ my Dye House,
Washington street, opposite Town Han.
All goods sent by Express promptly done ana
returned All work guaranteed.
j. kILBURN,
augsdlm Washington street,
RUTLAND vi.
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Grand Lodge Of Vermont.

The Grand Lodge of Vermont Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows met in its
twenty-slxth annual session, at Odd Fellows
Hail. In Rutland, on Wednesday. August
Goth, 1873, at 8 o'clock n. m.
The following officers were
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ARRIVAL ANp DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

THURSDAY. AUGUST %. 1873.
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NJ S L NJ NJ A A. |. l. T..
ARTIST IN OIL CoLoRING,
M. 100 WrsT 53p ST., NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

rCHoMAs DOLANtET Al. G. G. OF u. s.,
EDWARD WHITE ct al f"nnsyivana,,
April ses 1879
April SEES. 1879
Nos ~ and 10

And now, 70 Wit this 18th day OF april 1873 ths cause
cafne on " he heard upon motion 0r special uncuot
upon bill and atiidaviis ned by conplanants ana upon
ahdayits lied by defendants and having been argued py
george Harding, for plaintiffs, and by Chares Due,
for defendants and duly considered i ordered any o IN
judged that the Plaintiffs design patents "soo
and 6,3Ss are valid and that the defendants have in
trinscd upon the rights secured hcreby py .ne ,
facinrr OF the shawls marked Exhibit sna ~ anu nm.
Injunction do issue against said dcicnians
TO the prayer vi the complain DIN nd snnr
ally from max Ing and selling sbawls Ike Exhibit snu
referred 20 In affidavit as haNihH oceN svt. ~
t;raeffcs shaw agents ut tpe dcteudantA
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

DIX 000 TO $4,000 CASH WILL BIZ PAID FOR
spt).OVU desirable piece Of city Property, either
House. in good location Lots worth $4,000 to $DU))
where splendid Plot in best part OF Babylon L. l., will be
taken i'll part payment J. y. WALLACE,
liz Broadway, room 4.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

ELIGIBLE TOWN SITES ACRES AT CRAWFORD
II IL miles the New Jersey Central Railroad near
stations plotted and graded suited for association Of
merchants clerks; commutaion so per year; will be
divided to suit low price easy terms or exchanged
for unencumbcred property. Apply owner, 29 Broad
way room I9
The New York herald., 1873-04-29
EIENirUasE.

AT BENDALL,s OLD. .sTAND-FURNITURE, CAR.
"A pets and Bedding cheap for cash by weekly and
monthly payments. q. y. CANNON,
2O9 and 2ll Hudson street, corner Canal.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

IIARLEM.-SaT00 WILL BUY AN ELEGANT THREE
story high soop brown stone 10th street, wide
street; cash wanted, Si,TO balance long mortgage.
Apply 10 JOHN COSTELLO, corner Third avenue and
ustHstrpct
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

~ House. centrally ocated 10 rooms all city conven
fences; stable, three land, fruits, shade and
shrubbery superb views will be let low furnished or
furnished. CHARLES ID. KELLOGG No. 4 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

w ANTED-FIRST CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE
w worth about SG0,000 for block of first class brown
stone Houses, in Brooklyn, upon cash basis.
PAUL Z. TODD, IS Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

NEAR LONG BRANCH.-FOR SALE, A COUNTRY
IN Seat; acres or more OF high ground: beautiful
sopng lawn to running stream with abundance OF full
grown shade trees. Apply to owner, EDW. q. FLED
lIER, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
IL Beautifully located in the village OF Lowyilie Lewis
county n Y. iully mrnIshcd with every appurcnance
tor business. Apply to II. a. MURPHY No Pine street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

L'0R SALE-l6 EAST FORTY SEVENTH STREET
between Fifth and Madison four story brown
stone 'front.' high soop; all modern improvements ease
GU years. INQUIRE on the premises
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

LIME FARM-lM ACRES GOOD BUILDINGS; SIX
aorcs in cranbcrries; all in fine order: "a, hours
from New York. 500 is worth 81 O0O terms to suit
DARRlN, 50 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

L,0R SALE-A GREAT RARGAIN-A THREE STORY
IL brown stone high soop House, in Fortysx,h street.
near sixth avenue; also in Fiftyseventh street.
Apply at % West Fortythird street Brokers need
apply.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

A RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.-MAG-
N nifccnt Household Furniture for sale at sacrifice
property OF family leaving cityTwO superb Suits Draw
ing Room Furniture, Marie Antonete STYLE covered with
silk brocade; tetcatee Sofas Armchairs cost $500 for
$500 each one tor $i50 do $45; Velvet medallion Car
rosewood walnut Chamber Furniture style Louis;
hair spring Mattresses Secretaire Bookcase marquee
erie bois de Cabinets, Tables, magnificent square
grand rosewood Panoorc, Mirrors Paintings and statu-
Bronzes works OF Art Extension Table, Buffet Sill
yer Ware, Glass Ware China Ware half original cost
36 West 18th St. 9Th
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

EfIFTH AVENUE, BELOW THIRTY-FIRST STREET
II Late owner just deceased. Very substantial four
story high stoop House. lot 25Xl00 SALE with mmed
ate possession, furnished uniurnished This property
has an immense prospective value business purposes
not taken mo consideration in price asked today. A
bargain to close estate. reduced 10 $00000 No other
Offers entertained. " X STEVENSON Jr., IL Pine st.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

FoUR STORY BROWN stone HOUSE 70 EAST
ground, at $l6.0O; bargain. Inquire ON promises.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

HARLEM-vALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on
IL First, second Third and Fourth avenues, improve,
and unnprovcd; some great bargain; small amour
cash wanicd. Apply 10 JOHN COSTELLO corner Thir,
avenue and IISth street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

i ONG BRANCH-FOR SALE, TWO PLOTS OF ~
Ia each, finely located near Ocean avenue, aud
a short distance from railroad building
JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

A FURNISHED HOTEL TO LET-NEAR NEW
IA York, complete In every particular; location very
healthy furniture magnceut rent cheap to responsi.
bile tenant. T. g. SMITH, owner, Frankfort House, 2O2
William
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

J,0R SALE OR TO RENT-FOUR STORY BROWN
IL stone high soop House 6l East Forty.sixth street
price $2ou0o rent, furnished, $i75 per month.
JOHN MfkFSSON, 81 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

DARTIEs DESTROYS or SECURING A HOME OR
J. Plot of Land Tor speculation investment In
Westchesler should not delay making their selections
property is very cheap and rapidly advancing in
value. The lower portion OF Wcschescr will probably
be annexed to New York city this week. We have
number Of choice Properties for sale, $50
single lot Call AT our branch office in Westohestcr, at
Fordham or at Nos. and Warren street
POTTER BROTHERS.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

L,OR SALE OR TO LEASE FARM, AZ ACRES; NEW
II house; small water power good fruit, well wacrod
about miles from depot 5s from Paterson. N j. terms
easy; Farm, miles from Paterson; good house. barn
and fruit; both would make splendid summer residences
the city Of Paterson Inquire OF b. GEROE, ia Main
street. Paterson NJ
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

E'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A HOUSE. AND TWO
i Lots on Clinton street, between Brewster and Van
Duzer staten Island, five minutes walk from the ferry
house; three story and basement French root; in good
ordcr and water in yard encunb anccs.
Inquire the premises.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

EloR SALE-MADISON AVENUE. CORNER OF 1S2D
10 street, Nova Scotia front; will SELL let
exchange terms win be made to suit Apply to POWER
BROTHERS. |, ,i32 Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

I,OR SALE OR TO LET At GRAND VIEW. ON HUD-
son-A Cottage containing rooms, with modern I'm.
provemcnis; ihrcequartcr acre land river 'front.' and
five minutes walk from depot For parlicularsand pho
tograph apply 10 w. II. DUCKWORlIl, 325 Washington
street, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

L,OR SALE OR TO LET SUPERIOR PRIVATE
Hotel at Saratoga; Broadway, Congress Spring;
soroems; terms easy long credit sale Address @.
LEVI, No. Warren street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

DEsK ROOM 10 LLT.-A FIRST RATE CHANCE
~ Tor advertising agents. Apply at the Office OF the
lVENlNG II LEGRAM, NO. 2Ann street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

BARRIERS SHOP TO LhT-UNDER THE LIBBY
ID Hotel 81 Warren street, running five chairs,
either ali furnished or unurnished. Amply at Libby
Hotel Office or Waverlcy House, 759 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

JNLIZABETH, ". J.-FOR SALE, To LET OR EX-
n change, several modern and very desirable Houses
in first class locations and upon easy terms
JOHN A. ELWELL 93 Cedar street, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

EoR sALE-FouR NEW BROWN STONE FRONT
y first class tenement Houses 81 Spring and 2ll 23 and
2l5 Mott streets Inquire at 20 Second avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

t CARNFORD, N. J.-FOR SALE OR 10 LET, A
N first class House, with all the modern improve
ments, minutes walk from the depot OF the Central
Railroad OF New jersey; time from New York 80 min
utes; rent 500 Il year MONAGHAN Il co,
lSI broadway,
The New York herald., 1873-04-29
NEW HERALD TUESDAY ~ 1873 ouADkurLE SHEET
PROPERTY OUT UF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

E,OR SALE OR TO LET-ON FAVORABLE TERMS
In tine village of Shrewsbury, ". new two story
House. with Mansard rooi y rooms and all modern IN
pr0yenenS; 10 minutes walk IRON railroad depot, ~
hours New York. three OF an hours sdrive
from Long Branch II. 4. GODET, Is New street, or
w. Il. BDkDEN. premIaeA
The New York herald., 1873-04-29
WESTCHESTTGR COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

AT WEsTCHESTER, WESTCHEsTER COUNTY
N For sale to rent Residence OF Abraham Hatfield,
NV, MIN nousm @ % anu ~ pe.ieIl o,uea & sa
stocked with ru grapes, all kinds berries &c. within
easy distance OF steamboat cars IL miles from City
Hall. Apply premises or Of HATFIELD CO., 1N
Front
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

RIO EXCHANGE-FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY,
1 an elegant Country Residence at Hampstead, /. l.,
40 minutes from New York and mile from Stewards
Garden City containing l3 OF very valuable land
splendid dwelling house OF modern construction with all
necessary improvements new carriage house. cc house.
&c elegant lawn and shade trees all irce and clear
photograph OF house and plans and further particulars
cnn be obtained at the Office OF JOHN A. ELWElI %
Cedar street, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE-IN NEW JERSEY
IL Is miles from New York. five minutes walk from
depot; terms easy Apply to NORRIS LIVINGSTON, lzl
Liberty street
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

NLIFTON.-TO RENT FURNISHED OR uNFuR-
~ nishcd French roof House. containing II rooms,
lots and high ground, two inmates depot; 81
trains daily and from New York; sidewalks iad 10
house possession May i; marble mantels, range and
nishcd, $500: or furnished, 500. Address CLIFTON
VARIETY STORE, Clifton, Passaic county N. J.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

L,OR SALE RENT OR EXCHANuE-l23 CITY LOTS,
! large house nnd stable fine fruit and shrubbery; a
~ miles from Forty second street; horse and steam
cars Apply to JOHN COSTELLO, 2l53 Third avenue,
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

A n ATTRACTIVE AND COMPLETELY FURNISHED
"A Residence to rent-vcry low to q good tenant; u
rooms all convenlences large yard; five minutes walk
from depot, Railway, N. j rare opportunity.
o. H. PIERSON Il Co, Auctioneers, &c,
No. Fine street
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

ORANGE, n. J.-FOR SALE, A THREE STORY l2-
~ room double House bay windows. piazza round three
sides gas hot and cold water, bathroom, laundry
garden lot 100 feet front, high situation, beautiful
view; only so minutes IRON New York, 10 from station
(ony railroad to be complced): will be
Sold furnished unurnished very favorable terms
possession when wanted this is opportunity for
family in moderate circumstances to obtain most de-
sirnble home Call at address No. Murray street
New York, room 8.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


7 WANT TO PURCHASE OR LEASE FOR A TERM
L OF years one or two Lots, near Third avenue,
between Fourteenth and Forty streets Address
W. ToMPKINS, 3uS West Twenty third street
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

ITO LET-FuRNISHED, IN BROOKLYN, COTTAGE
i House Monroe street Reid avenue, conve-
nent to two lines ears rent low good tenant
ply to FRANCIS WOOD, 394 Gates avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-04-29

L,OR SAIE-VALUABLE DELAWARE PEACH AND
grain Farm, right at staticnon Delaware Railroad,
Newcastle county 5000 trees full bearing the coming
season sold low TO close an estate; terms easy.
w. II. JEFFERSON, Newcastle. Del
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.

sH:i.4tl. III. holder % one admission to the Fai,
sud :. chance ia the Grand Lottery.
ANY person holding numbered coupon las the
came chance of winning prze in III" lottery as
chose sho Use thsir ticket. for admission TO the
The Directors OF the Association havin: through
series oi years resOrfe ed to egeiY means i'll their
Poser 30 keep alive and foster tIs Association, so
Identified With the progress and development or
the resources CT our State, and finding themselves
at present involved I" su extent thai eudaLgers
ats very existence, have adopted TIE following
plan, which 30 them seem Il" ohis praci cal ana
certain way of raising funds nee. s-ars to perpetu
ate this institution and place 1t upon basis that
ell enable . continue its course OF usefulness.
The ObE ct OF the AsssC Ci6tIUu ~ to create . re.
e,w4d Interest among Al classes g.. our citizens IN
cur coming Fair, and a. the SANE tim" Nv olerlnS
large Inducements stimulate the saie"t It's tickets
20 an eNtent that VIII enable u I" rtalzc an
smOuEt adequate to its pressing wahts
The plan adopted by the ASSOCIATION s 10 lssue
e. 90 tickets at fifty cents ticket, the sam"
trica rs is usual for admission 10 the Par, WIN
coupon attached bearing hummer 'he sad tCh"'
emitting the hode. 10 on. sdmis6lon 10 our Far
tAe coupon to BE- r...lntd ~ himself ...,
ON the last day of the Fair numbers c"rr"sfond-
.ng with the DGmuct oT ticket. issued VII %
placed IN wheel, ami all Of tn pr yes III anc cihtr
when the grand drawing Nill take Tltc. under 'he
supervision OF the IO4o"Lns Wei AEoNn gen
tiSmeD:
as Marks. Kaq Pre..irn. Of the Mechanics and
Agricultural fair Association:
krk-We the undel signed have received you1
communication asSiIg cur aid IN s'ii nm -nGins
Grounds at youT mex. Fair ard fully recognizing
th- importance OF the tnte,priz" which v"'.c AS,
sncistiOn has lahorea 50 earnestly /" "aanl-" ana
e.ll.ying the plan you h.'" adopted 10 p', 'h"l'
.ushly practical aud vol worthy N. confidence
and sHpport Of IA. pVi,..'. 'he.if"ils comply ".h
Hopin. ,our Association rn,y find in IL, plan
.'s relief earnestly .on.'' ior, y" ren':ii ~i'h
~.cA respect. very triy ,,"g..! r,.r.v,,pn
Hos. 4 i. WITT o.,..
Mayor OF .h- ,ity a., :. I" 'ri"~iiA
TIT Il Ga,Gns., gas: fss;. ss. !. : ;r;s:s tsa
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
U. S. MAESHAL'S SALES.
=. y. Maor. ct nI.v~. steamboat M"'a-

=. -. Naorc ct ri. v~. sicHmb0Tt Hu!a-
No. 1906.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT Coz
! District OF LDIu- -aua.-BY virtue OF a MliI "I
1'I.ii nj .>pJaJ, to NJ" aIftCtrd III thf '''o''
rU'.t.i sI.i', viii proceed :" --i :" the u S'sI
bidder. on MONDAY February. =, i8I5. al t"'Nf
o'clock NJ at IT,. entrance. 10 ia tu-t"n' i"uS',
ou Canal ,tte-'. bttAe.n !.tvTs aud GA he'"''
~ Evy' 'reau---
the .TFANHoAr MIA. her nra.s, 'r-jne-,
tackle. apparel. s,".. as -nc nov l!"s IL; 9c!"''N
CitN Iouisi.n.
Trsus-Iash i r!..".i States snA%s AZ .I." Oh
sale.
United &ta'ss Nersh,'s "fi"". sew Orleans.
s.T'.,"r'a'h '.ay u. !. t. LIr. 49,. ..,,,
,.'1'. .sts' ?: Vr:.r. sra',- .T-'.'.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
T.
t.. "a NIL, Sher y ~ III. Parish of DREAMS


.cnu Antiques w. ETaHS0i-e LeieoFre.
.i:r st palai"d IN 2Iope:tI ei Ne!s"i. r"H'i'''
and her husband.
1-fXTU DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
= ot DreaUs No. i2i7.-Rv virtue OF ? VII oi
.,.i,tr, and sale ia me directed by the h"norahl.
IN, sixth Hist,i". Court for the Pag!sh q 'i;
loans m the above pn tiled "aua", Will aio'e
to s,n at pubic auction. at the MCrcNaNis 'ii''
su,t iorrri-' .,ch.uGt, RoNa! stree, h'iNt.
.anat md tustonhui~" streets, III the Stc"h! nis
..,ct q, tI.is ci = nl So RDNl, March -. !@ a'
twelve o'clock NJ. th. ;"iIoNin. dtarl'o'" prog
eItE, to Wit
/ LOT OF GROUND. situated in the suburb
Nrilrn> Third District of this city, i'll the square
toap.lcd bv Spin, GOOdcllldrrn, Poet ana Love
streets. d.s gnated by the number SLY on sk' ''h
anne cd tn act OF twenty -hInlh april 9'i' o'
fore A. T. Bienvrmu, notary pHbhC III thl> c!lN sa'
Iot f ground forming the depths OF lotS numbers
thrpp hundred ana forty. seven and three lUI'i'.
ana forty eight the general plan OF sad suo4ip
and meg ,Jr,ng, English measure, IhIrtG one lrt'
len inches five lines front IN SPAN s'Ee l. D' Ga"
,Irdret and twenty feet i'll depth, between paIai'
i4l jiurs ,orrt her with all the buildings and in
movements thereon. circumstances ard depend
,pcirs Of .nid lot of ground rights and privileges
tLereunto belonging without exception or rese' va
I ton witch property belongs TO Mr. f,anG'lse
| L-febvrp defendant herein by means o. tar ptF'
.IH-. she mad thereof from l.. \. fGFlltI, acllhg
rs tutor of the MINOR child en-. R0S" ana harH Nor
tier ana admuSi iratGr"f The succession OF fneiI
! mot her Elizabeth Emma GHen" deceased VII" "f
aid Porter a per act passed rct"r'- o. DcAriha-,
q notary pdbic IA tbs CitE, dated twenty -'lEIth
! +, hrlIar, 1855, registered ~ Conveyance oai@f.
! book No I'd. irlio t4..
| tri,ea ~ the above -1lt.
! Terms s.sh nu the spot.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
f.ll - NH, Sheriff of ;le Parish OF Orleans.
tIH-par EspOsits ~. Mrs. VI. t'eiSiii.n HIu
j. AlhO.

ta-pur r.spO-itsv-. .lit>' VI. Ieisiiii.n III"
j. Alho.
I,rrONp II STICE COURT FOR THE PiRiSh "F
- Orleans 80 .1t. .---iy virtue Di "a VIII at H'i!
t,ci,. 10 NJ. di,ect, hy The honorable til" Second
justice CONT for tha parish OF orleans, =. u"
,hov. entitled cause. VIII proceed to sell AT
r,,,r,'ic auction at III" Merchants and au'tl"n
GERS Txch.nge, ROYAL street, between 'a,lai alh
Ci!-fo,phou.t- streets, IN tn" Second hlstr.'t "i
,hl& CIV. az: TUESDAY, hIrch ~, 1913, "t fA'-'"
n'.lo!s Nj. the 1r..0wiIG described properly 70
VT -,
!. ACFRrA!S LOT OF GROUND s.tiatcd IN -"
S,"0d D-tict of Ibis city, III ti. .'re """Iid"d
n. G.lnuGpltt wax. -. peter M!r" .n" "a 81"
ye.t g, ma eltin. Ntv feet 'front.' 80 - 'rl'r
s'r".t nv one huu@r,d and .lNtN feet n h"it D.
bciu. .nInl,oFed Oi yHo lots, G"sighat"i hH u
luintrs nine ana ten and one ':Ii 81 OF H',h''
brIsa,. IN aud -. at. to.et.lc: with the !'nI;"'
u.u's thereon.
!. A\eIIiER LOT OF GROUND situated IL th.
sam. dis;Ii.. and square. aud haTia@ iD' sal. =
nlr.surrlu.;.t composed ~ two los Hva that"" ~
yurui., t.f, g.a ven and one ha!i .; l"'s irI'
l.er. sever. and eight :ogoth": with II. i" Prov"
.I..lts thereon.
-,,lad in The above sut a., beons IL :" H'' 49,
at NJ. v. G-i-nIaH
T..Il--t ash uL the spot. .,,,
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