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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29
COTTON MARKETS.

MoBs Aur 2sCoton quiet and qnehsnsed iemani mols
M.ungs Il dlSc rees IL baes e1pors-c"ts"Se of~
bal sale, $50 bales: stock 6,23Z bales.
2SCOitOn steady Good Ordinary 10 HiV ~
net receipts 80 baesi sales $50 bsies stock, $3.50 haes
CHlpGrrOy Aux % sealy NJ alngs, - n ~ "
cep baes; eIporcoaStwe 442 bies salee wv oaS'
stock, 36t7 bales ,,,r,.-. tor.. .
LOus Ang % Cotton luet and unchanged hINns' low
receipts 10 bales; shipments. l42 baeA $3.50, 90, ...,.,.
LOUISVILLE 2S-COtOn steady; hddhnss 1919. oep''
IL bales shipments, GU baeS . ,.,. "a, -. .....,,
NoRPoLK Aug 2S-Cotton dulj Mdtng 49, net receipts
bales erpos-coaste 5o5 baiesi sales Az baes 'OA'
Lib bales.
WnxGNGToy Aug 28-COton drn Mdings. lSc; net receipts
bales; stock $40 bales. .,,, "a, .. 10
2SCoton scarce Md1ngs loci receipts LIZ
bales; shipments, 72S bales; stock. 4,9B6 bales -,
NEwORLEANs Aug 2S-CO;;on steady; Nddng, Is % ne' re-
CENTS 203 bales gross 4O3 baes Sales 266 bales last evening
$50 bales stock, ll,7ll bales .
Aug 25-COttOn-Demand fai Miding - IT. TO-
ceips, 100 bales; SAFES. l37 bales -
SAVANNAH. 2SC0ton quiet; hdilngS II -ci ne' re-
cepts, Isl bales; sales II bales stock, l5 bales ,t
CrvcIyHAr 28-COttou 6rm, N3d0gs, IL c shipments
l5l bales; stock, T. l79 bales
BALrINoRB Aug % Cotton quiet, M1lngs ~ u ,i.
207 bales; stock. ,l6j bales. $500 40.
BOsroS Aug IS Cotton quiet and strong Mtings 20 sr net
receipts ~ bales gross, 2i bales sales so bai s1ocA 0JVO
bales
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 2s.-CottOa firm; blddungs, 20c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
yEw-YoRK. Thursday. Aug. %. 1873.

NETWORK. Thursday. Aug. 20. 1873
The horse market was rather dull, to-day.
although fair amount of business was done in work
horses There were more inquiries for carriage and
trottng horses than there have been for long time.
and several sales are very likely to follow Persons
who intend buying, however expect bargains, ana do
not purchase readily. Peter Wax sold his black stallion
5000 he beat 1850 Blu Baldwin sold three work
horses for 81 200 aud Tom Morrel sold team Of brown
horses for $3.50 Mr. Mcclellan has the tOtter Trouble
some I'm the market and is asking $500 for her. Ono
firm expects "A few carloads work horses from tho
West but the market is by means oversocked with
them.
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The situation of the gold market continues to be
subject Of anxiety to the mercantile classes, and
the theme Of constant remark by the press. All
authorities seem to agree that one at least of the
prominent causes Of difficulty is the borrowing Of
coin, as it were to-day, in the hope of buying 1T
cheaper tomorrow There are no means of ascer-
tanning how many millions are kept out in this way
but if the amount be but 100000 it is sufficient TO
enable the bull clique TO change the premium from
DAY % day, as may suit their own sOrdid purposes
lhosystem has been pursued for years has been in
Weighed against by the press until like any
ether long-continued monotonous din, it
scarcely noticed even by those who
are nearest TO it, Another important
help 10 The ehques is furnished by the banks in
lending currency against deposits Of coin. This
Practice is also condemned as one that provides
ABUNDANT capital with which to hold the coin, aud
" raise the premium at pleasure. Merchants acting
a. Directors Of our banks are cOnured to discontinue
such loans; bot the difficulty is to get the stock
hoiders TO consent to parting with so profitable q
DAnch OF the business OF banking. An officer of one
our largest banks states that his institution loans
Ohey freely on gold because il is the safest of all
UiHs OF security but without any positive agree
Msht to withhold the gold from But
snere must be tacit agreement TO with
ao'u H. else the clique would not borrow of such
A"A' and It would be obliged to contract its other
'-h' to keep the reserve" intact. Another stock
"''usi IN one Of our city banks says: I'VE are not
0"afiiable institution, nor are we working for
=, ,1e merely or 'puking for fun, the phrase is.
NC must loan our money che securities that,
Things being equal. we deem the safest, and
' ar most available in the hour of need. If any
:, - Vi men choose 10 start a bank exclusively for
puohc good. let them do it but prefer 10 have
~ ssoaeY N AZ Institution which while il conducts
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3days

Money has been in good supply all day at and
per cent call pledge of mixed collateral and at
4a5 among the Government bond dealers. At the
close the offerings at per cent were abundant.
Prime discounts and time loans of currency are
last quoted. There has been nothing to note in
Government bonds. The decline in gold rather re-
duced quotations and transactions were a shade
more active The market closed on the basis of 49,
to 119k for 1865. Fisk a. Hatch report as follows:
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Arc 2S55 pLgs Ashes 2i6 bb Copper lSl bales Cotton
Ol3 bb Egxs 17s2s bOs Flour $50 bbi hes l6OOlo 6gia
300 bush 10 500 bush. Rye
so bush Peas 4Ol Seed 1IS pkzs Dried F Dbl Beans
$40 Hides Hides 1Ol sides Leather Ia pkgs Iallow %
pkg, Crease 50 pkgs Steann. bales HOPS 49, pkg 0e 10
pL Beef $40 Pork 10 pkg& Cut Meats $50 cs Lr $500
II Cheese. 100 pkg. Starch, 1876 bids
TOBACCO 50 pAgs Tobacco 500 Wool 300 bbs Whisky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29

ts business on fair principles keeps itself strong in
every legitimate way. The true remedy would
to be either the resumption of specie payment
and free banking. when the supply of circulating
medium would be governed by the demand, or the
establishment Of a regulator like the Bank of En-
gland neither Of which seems attainabe at present
SO we must probably go in the slipshod course we
have been pursuing for years. since individuals will
be mercenary, stockholders will insist upon ample
dividends and cques will make all they can out of
any condition of things that places either of the
markets at their mercy"
To-day there has been nothing of importance oc-
curing in gold, and the most of the sales were at
1l5s the range of the price being 115!91l5i. There
were no new influences affecting the price, and the
mness of the premium is traceabe to the large bid
dings for the Treasury gold and the higher range of
sterling. Cash gold loaned at g. 81, 2, 4. and per
cent for carrying The Bank of England rate of dis
count was not changed at the regular court meeting
to-day ana it stands at per cent the rate at which
three months bills are discounted in Lombard-st.
The Bank lost f10,0O0 sterling bullion. during the
week, and E10.00O to-day Consols and American
securities are steady, and the market quiet.
The August programme of 1.-THE Treasury was
brought to a close to-day by the sale of a million
and half of gold, to N. S. Quackenboss at 1880.
This of % bids, aggregating $s,sl8,5OO. at
n45O TO 1870. The Treasury balances at the close
of business to-day were: Currency, $lOOO0OO;
coin, SSS5OOOOO; coin certificates out, S44,5OOOOO
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were S25OOOO.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $1,000 in coin
interest on the public debt, redeeming in called
5-2Os $4,000. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was as follows Gold cleared,
S5s.639OOO; gold balances, S19i4.S57; currency
balances, S2.26S,GO2. The following the quota
TONS
1000. ll5s ll;30..1l5l 1;o0....l15S 2;So ;l15ss
10:SO.. 1853 l2:OO..,115s :30...Jl5S 3:OOll64G6
Hoo. .1l5as 1880 ...ll5i2 200 ...ll5S
The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prsed:
Gold eepts lO4 1872 80 Currency paints. 500 IT'S %
payments 400 IA Currency bsance 32 1862 500 80
Gold 35 72l 81 Customs. 4sSOOO 90
Currency receipts. 6l4,SS4,Ol
Foreign exchange was inactive but strong, the
leading drawers advancing rates to-day full quar-
ter the decline in gold creating better demand for
bills. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29

CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND VINCENNEs RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Interest payable April aud October l. The remain
ing balance ess than S3OO.OOol of these very desr-
able bonds for sale at the Office of the Company, NO.
80 Pine-st., New-York.
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In State bonds there was an exceedingly limited
business; in fact, the market was practically neg
lected with the exception Of Tennessees new, which
were firm with sales at s130s2i. The following
were the bids:
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THE MARKETS.


ICareunv reported THE TRrBUSBI
THURSDAY Aug. o. 1873
FAsHEsTe receipts to-day 65 pkgA Pots steady but
| yerv quiet. quoted ct 50 %.
co TON-bere demand for Cotton the spot;
prices a. b. and the market closes hrm We quote
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Glendinning, Davis & Amory's closing prices
fading closed in Philadelphia at 100.

william Ward quotes Stock Privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 30 days time and II to
per cent bonus on 60 days, at points varying from
Che market price of the securities named as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,OOOOOO.
For sale at the Office of the Company, No. 76 Cedar
ST. NY JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY Bonds
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 80
JAMESON. SMITH & CoTTING. IA Broad-st.
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NEw-YORK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD VIM
IsIED and regular trains running through from
New-York to Oswego. or its FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS small amount remain yet unmarketed, ana
are offered for sale by
GEO. OPDYKE & Co.. Bankers, No. % Nassau-st.
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RICE qllei HEcElngsJi sE0el 0I -
sRRDS-There fair onine delni al about former gn eN
Timothy quoted 50 50ds3 CO. and FlIei at ~ TO- ami rne
on Glover AZ 9ifc .-o. ~.
sTBARS steady moderate Demand sales $50 S Prime a.
S2c -. 49,. -.
2i5 900 n 10 StaSa.e sud 900 n Pair 81 1.lb.
WHISKY less active but unchanged puee sales o. -UJ Oo ~
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THE MONEY MARKET.

AUGUST %, 1879
GALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-0FFIcIAL RkPOhi'
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR Tux TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL 10i O'CLOCK M.
Sales OF Government Bonds.
oocus $50 R. 'e7;..lll7it 10000 US o. oP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29

Railroad bonds were quiet. The Pacific mortgages
were weak particularly in the case of Union Pacific
Firsts and Land Grants which declined TO so and II.
respectively Central Pacifics sold at 99l 099. The
FolIouyinO ware the bids:
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\. J. TILDRS, 70 Walla
L. N. MEYER. "a Nsssaa-ek

CutCAG0 AIION X. r To, I
SEcRkr.RYs OFVicg. CHICAGO, Aug. IL, 1873. :
NOTICE TO ST0CKH0LDERS.-No is
hereby given Stockholders Chicago Alton Railroad
Coppa1y that CASH DIVIDEND FIVE PER CENT
Common Stock Of this Company
out Of the earnings payable
othe ComDaays agents. Me.rs X JESUP Co.. No 80 bery
NegYorE September next h0ccs who
registered business hours Toe 22i day o Aa
% INST al which time viii closed rsopens&
" w. N. LARRARHB. seeretny
OVucE on THE GEBHARD FIRE INsURAscE CosPaSy
No ffl Boo DwaY, NEwY0RS July 81, l573b
TWENTY SIXTH DIVIDEND.
The Board h day declared dividend OF 1--WE
I'm 80 JOHN r. SMITH. Secretary.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

VERY SAFE AND VERY PROFITABLE
At the present rate of gold, dividends surplus
funds aud high priced securities may DO converted
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Diuloeno NoIltss.

OFFICE CIucAGO ALros r. q. Co..
No 30 LlBRgTY-sr. ERS YoRK, Aag. 4. 1879 b.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD PRE-
~ PERRED FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING PUND BOSDA
Notice IL hereby that have this 30
bonds numbered follows 81 300 So 500 f22 30 III 10 sea-
$40 2lj. 5GJ li0 3SJ 2Ss, 500 100 b93 ~ 1871 J67 2Of
262 37j % 40 49, 49, 800 $50 Of 81 rsieup
According tho of tie morgtge
l. 1873 The undersigned
far 8 accrued presentation aud surrender.
y TILDRS ~ wala
L. ". MEYER ~ Nissaa%k
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Foreign exchange was inactive but strong, the
leading drawers advancing rates to-day full quar-
ter the decline in gold creating better demand for
bills. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29

Total o'fo' I'LL
Ia forward Of i y the eary
1l6 the later month"; the market closing hrm
sale follows, all on basis Of Low Mhibhg8 80 80 -, M,
Sales last evening sitter Angus, 300 zoe 800 ~ Si-Sse
September is 7l6c; 400, IL 1892 Total Loo bales
Sse to-day up to I'm: August 100 10 3l32e 500 2Oci 100
20 l32c; 900 800 20 i32e 100 2Oe 100 2Osj 100
20 Lice; 100, Oisc; 100 20 3lGc: ZOO 2O4 100,
20 Sl6e 1900 204 SeOe%5sr 900 Is 7d6G 100 100
500 Is l532c 100, IS 7lGe; 100 Is l532e; 400 lS2c
600 Is 1890 100 IL 7lGc Oeo6r 100 ~ l5-I6si ~
II 2732c 300 II 1876: 800, ~ 1876; 300 l72l32cj
100 i7I3lGc November 800 II l532e 1000 72 Deeea-
Der 100 II Dice 200 oates. Grand total l19OO bales
COPFBR and sales Of Rio embrace $500 bags
Rio per private terms and 9O bags 10 anV al New
Orleans Feusborg 2ls gOd also lOOOO mAs JAVA per
Fearless o private terms We quote:
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Eeaai NoIlces.
Mlsceildreous.


ALL SKIN DISEASES, OLD ULCERS,
~ Eruption, ce or boi whatever proneed cured
b, Dr. FGLLBR 0nee No S77 Greenwiehst near frssfhh
CTAMhlERING.-New Stammerng In
tute l07 Twenty thrst reopened Aas NO psJ sr
boar or until cured Send Tor Circular
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Quotations.


Java mats. 1901 2iiaa26 Merean, bgs ia 2oiaa2lia
Sotsrho no. ESQ u 022Lo SAyaulls, Ggs 343 81 a224
.'ssfsRc TO- i0O III a22L Rio. bags..lO52j 20l2a23
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Flour moderate the
liberal arrivals induce the trade purchase only for their immediate
wants and prices the Fancy Minnesota In
tri shipping brands plenl ami heavy AZ The close
Winter Wheat Extras hut GRIN Family brands ami Fancy Min
nes sales of IL 500 including 500 bbls CITY Ground aud
50 6OGS7 40. We quote:
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales OF Government Bonds.

SECOND BOARD p. NJ
Calls Of Stat B0nds-Rdtir0dd BoRds-BGnk and Raj
rOad-ErDreSS Stocks. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29

Cubs; sales. $50 hid. at 7s41sss.. a
sued frmer; Hard. i9c. White. 100
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

w. I.
ie26 iyiS ,. Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

GiXTE DISTRICT COURT For TIL: PAR
- ST. of Orleans No. +1lg.-3v virtue VI writ OF
seine anti sa.s directed ov tie honorable the
9Th Dst:ic. Court for tie parish Q! Ccl.aas, IL
public auction, at IL. Merchants and Alcti0.eera
Exchange, ROYAL street between Cara and Gus
tOnAogse sheets. in the Second District 81 this
Cijy. g.. MONDAY, yuiv q. 1873, a. :,-lv. O'Clock
D.. the following cesorin.d property. 20 Wit
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all and
singular the buildings and Improvements thereon
and the appurtenauces thereof. situated III the
Fourth District OF this city. il the square bounced
bv Ma saz ne. Constance. Philip and F.:st streets
des. .gIlated as lots numbers one two three fou.
five, and eli glt plan deposited ~ The Of
fee OF Se.im MagneT. late notary Il, this city az
plan number one hundred aId nine, according TO
which plan SAID lots measure as follows 20 wit.
Lots one 10 five inclusive have each thirty feet
i've Inches 'front.' Oh Magazine stree: tle same n
width III the rear. AID hundred ana thirty feet
in depth, between parallel lines, lot .liinue. one
forming the corner of First and Mag zine streets
lots numbers seven and eight forming ore iac on
said plau, measure together " euty-s-vea feet six
inches front OF First street, by one hunde ed and
el5Aty-two feet six inches in depth between par
sliel lines.
The atore described. lots of ground were acquired
by the defendant herein by purchase from Z. E.
Norton assignee in bankruptcy OF Harrow J. Phelps
bankrupt til bankruptcy No. 21}l as per deed of
sale executed OF the tweuty-fourtll aay of tebru-
aTy 1872, registered in tho conveyance Office OF this
parish Book 1922 folio :lo; and the said Harlow J.
Phelps, bankrupt had acquired said Premises by
said late notary Magner on the sixth aay OF April
1906.
Seizei in the above suit.
TeENs-Casl on the spot.
W.P. HARPER
jela iye 20 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
". Z. FahFEN
;e2i ic6 % Sheriff Of the Parisl. of Orleans.


John VI. Crawford vs.. .Mrs. HenrieIta
W:neli:li. wife OF GUstave W.neE.., and her
said husband
ClXTH DISTRICT COURT TOH THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. t956-By yirtu. OF writ o!
seizure ld sale TO .iie directed y th. Lonorab e
the Sixth District Cour; for the parish of Or.
leans, in the above entitled cause. VIII proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioueers' Exchange Royal street. between
Canal aud CustcmhOuse streets. in the Second
District of this city, OIL SATURDAY. August g. 1878,
at twelve clock NJ. the following described prop
erty, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. cog. Tier With .ae
buildings and improvements thereon rights ways,
servitudes. privileges and advantages thereunto
belonging Or IN any wise appectainiS, situated in
The First District of this city. III the square
bounded b. Baronne. Julia Caron'ie.et anu Girod
streets, and measuring twenty.t'!ree feet eleven
inches two and One-half lines front Oh Baronne
street. by one hundred and seventy feet six and
iwothirds inches deep, between parallel lines.
American measure. being known as No. 1893 BarOnne
street. SAID lot makes part OF lot number ninety
five, on plan by Pile, late surveyor. annexed to
a act OF sale from .le estate of I. d. HarmaE and
7. y. Crguhart, passed before G. +. Stringer. late
June, 1928 and is also described =. lot number
on plan drawn by N. Harrison. dated thirt y-irst
day of May, 1874 deposited in the office OF +. Du-
plesss, late notary public in this city, the said lot
OF ground being that half Of said lot number
ninety Nearest to Julia street. Being the same
property acquired by the defendant herein, Mrs.
Henrietta Wine by purchase from Mrs. Ann
ceasei I.g act passed before Edward Barnett, iaf E
notary pubic il this city. On t.: ivuVteeash dag UI
February. 1871.
seized tie above sNi'.
Terms-CasA on the spot.
". HARPER
S,-yJ
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
". T. HARPEE.
oiy6 y Sheriff of the Parish of orleans.
Bertrand >aloy vs.. Carondele. street and

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans No i9l2.-By virtue OF a writ OF seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans. in the
above entitled cause, Will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets in the Second District OF this
city, OIL MONDAY, July 81, 1873, IT twelve o'clock
NJ. the following described property. I" wit
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED SQUARES OF
GROUND, together with all the appurteuances
thereof and all the rights. ways servi: iies, plv
leges and advantages thereuntO belonging or in
any wise appertain!i.g. both situated IN the Sixth
District of the city of New Orleans at the pace
commonly known Rickerville. late ia the city
and parish OF Jefferson in this State, viz:
l. CERTAIN SQUARE, designated as the num-
Der sixty-twO on plan drawn by b. Brisson and
W. L. Thompson. surveyors, or the twenty-third
OF March, l349 and deoOSited III the Office OF James
Graham, notary public in :a:s city, tor refer.
ence, divided into twenty-five lots from one to
twenty-five inclusive, comprised within Peters
avenue, 81 Patrick, Octavia and 81. David streets
and measuring Two hundred ara seventy feet front
On 81. Patrick street .ne same front on St David
street three hundred and Zen fee; front on Peters
avenue and the same front on Octavia street.
T. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, designated
on the aforesaid plan by the number sixtv-iive COM
Ctavia streets, divided into twenty-tw lots
numbered from one TO TWENTY-FIVE inclusive, and
measuring two hundred aud seventy feet front on
st. David street, the same front on Greene street
three hundred and ten feet front OC1avia street
and the same front on Peters avenue.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein bv purchase from Edward fulton per
act passed before d. G. Gottschaih late notary
public in this city on the sixteenth OK May, lo.i.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on tho spot.
80 &C. n a.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Merchants Mutual insurance Company
vs. A. c. Labat;, Agent etc.
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
- orleans, No. s56c.-By virtue of writ of seiz-
are and sale to Ele directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF ORLEANS, in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
pubic auction. az the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Roya! street, between Nana! and Gus
toinhouso str.ets IL the Second District OF this
city, on SATURDAY, August g, 1873. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property, to
wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND vita the build.
ings and improvement thereon and appur:enaICes
te-eO. and The rig hts. ways and sarvities there
to belonging, situated in the Fourth District of
this c.tv. in the square bounded ~ Sixth, Camp
Seventh and Ch.s:.ut streets, designated by the
letter C, on a skeTch made by J. n B. de Pouiliy.
assistant city surveyor. dated tweuty-nirth OF
T. e. Gottschalk late rotary public in tfis city.
dated fourth September, 1856, and measures, ac.
cordlng to said sketch. forty feet front Sixth
street BY a depth between equal and parallel lines
OF one hundred and twentyseve-, feet two inches
which loi OF ground forms part o. Lots designated
as lots E;lmoecs EfteeD. sixteer seventeen and
eighteen plan of L. H. Pile, late surveyor, de-
posted IN the Ctica of the late " H. Peters then
4 notary public N this city plan number thirty
another sketch annexed to al act dated fourth
September 1851 IL +he Office of sad ate notary
Gottsohalk. Being the same property acquired by
Jackson f. Lsnatt, defendant: herein represented
By his attorney in fact. 4. c. Labatt,. by purchase
from Felix arroyo per act passed before P. C. Gu
second OF August, 1871.
Seized in the above sus.
Terms-l. Cash a sufficient amoNut to pay
Plaintiffs clam, say the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars, with eight per cent interest PEI
from the twenty fifth of August, 1872 subject to
credit OF two huadred dollars September l9.
1872; five per cent attorneys fees the amount
sued for and costs of suit. Q. AID correspond
ing terms OF credit, to meet the payment OF the
following Sums TO wit: Fifteen hundred dollars,
August %. 1873: fifteen i1nd;ed dollars, August Is.
1874; fifteen hundred dollars August 25, 1875: thre
LundI ed dollars August 25. 1873; three hundred
dollars august 25 1874; three hundred dollars AT.
gust q, !.5 with teres at eight per cent per
;im from ,ra.urit;e. and tive pec cen: attorney
fees or ssiC. amounts.
". P. HARPER
va % au9 Sheriff o: the Parish of Orleans.