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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
OF THE LATE JAMES T.. N.gsTH
DECEiSlI.
Second District Gear, Tor til. P...s,. Of Cr.ear.-
No. :: ga.

RT VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
~ Orde, ot s. rendered July % 1873 10 ne. ,,l.
'ected BY the honorable the Second District Court
'o' the parish o: Orleans. in the above entitled
matte VIII proceed II SCI! at public auction at
the u ercL.nts and Auo toneeg.' Exclang. ROYAL
strsct, betve:1 Canal and CIIstomLOu.. streets IN
the s.con'! Distrl'' o; this city, on TUESDAY
october -6.J. ~ twelve O'Clock NJ Tor ac
| .cunt o. AID succession. the following described
prOpcrcT. to wit
CERTAIN LOT Or GROUND. with ,be
buildings and Improvements thereon and all the
rights, ways. serviIudes. privileges and adyau.
taSes thereunto belonging anvuise sppur.
tanning, situated, :rng and being Tie Fourth Dis.
1ilct OF this city designated by the number two in
square number six. bounded by ia son Joseph me-
Apollo and BraInard streets; said 10. measuring
thirty feet seven inches seven lines front on lack.
son street. by on. hundred and Eve tee. in depth
as per plan drawn by }. Pile. late surveyor dated
the sixth day 0: February 1923 annexed TO nm AZ.
passed before &. Pollock. late notary plr bic in
this city on the thirteenth day .: March 1879.
being TIE same property winch was acq JlTei bv
the said deceased although standing III iil. name
OF his Wife, from Philip Thomas Phil : by IA act
passed before Edward Barnett, late notary public
ia this city, on the sixteenth iav of April 1857,
Said property was purchased by the eaIG de-
Ceased with tis own money. and alrhOuyh the title
stands in his wiz. name. still the same not her
separate property but belong Ia the COMMUNITY
The plan thereof Is now e1i iiai tioa at the Ex-
change.
ie.ms-One fourth cash on the SPOT and tn.
balance on . credit OF one, two and three years.
IN notes secured by special mort gage and vend-
6rs e-, b.aE.u, interest at the rate %: eigh. per
In case of suit five per centiattoeys commissions
Ia be likewise secured by mortgage. The property
I" be kept :lsl::eG and the policy transferred to
vendors.
W p HARPER.
Sheriff OK the PARISH Of Orleans
e.;p ,1o,. ll,'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
o. the EsiSk sfthe Chnsm Of the Coiora q o
Canon.

Correspondence Of the New York Tiln.sl
As soon rs we had eaten lunch. after our
arriyaf at the aforementioned pocket, we
proceeded TO the brink o. the canon, Our
view was INSTRUCTED by cliffs, or guiches.
until we arrived almost at the very edge
of che abyss, SO that our first sight Of it re-
tealed IT in all lie mighty grandeur. We
had looked across and seen The top of the
wall on the opposite side. We had, indeed.
seen as much as that when We were at
Pipe-nct the wall at To-rO weap. but fur.
ther rp the canon. But We had no view
which gave Ia ans idea OF the vastness of
Che chasm. When we were 100 yards away,
= sharp bend in the course OF the stream
appeared before Us, and the gorge suddenly
opened, almost as If the very crust Of the
earth had been instantly rent asunder.
We stop and gaze IN aWestTicken silence
epor the wonderful spectacle. But still we
si0 not yet comprehend, in the iullness of
ITS power, the grand scene, nor have we all
of i, before oug eyes. We 90 forward to
the very edge, and. creeping on. on q pro.
iecting cliff. look directly down upon the
river raging in its rocky bed 5000 feet be.
neath our standing place. Although the
river has volume equal, a: least. 20 the
Ohio at Cincinnati. so distan. is it that we
see but q mere ribbon o: sheen like little
tiyulet OF creek.
An object the size OF q man by the waters
edge, I am told, is invisible from our point,
except as q speck before the eve. which can
not be distinguished as an object Yet the
water pushes along with such force that it.
motion can be seen, and what appear to be !
only VipPles on its surface, Mr.. Killers. who |
came through the canon in one Of the boats. |
tell. me are huge waves and swift rapids |
that hurry along with tremendous speed |
and a deatening roar that is terrible to the |
navigator. This is easy to believe. for the |
roar of the dashin. torrent bounds and |
echoes from wall IL wall. reaching the !
point where we stand. intensifyng the i'm.
preston on the sense Of sight. We seem to |
stand directly over the river. but when we |
come to consider and examine. we find |
We are at least. 800 or 100 yards back
from the waters edge. The opposite
wall recedes in the same manner.
The walls 10 not, however. recade by
regular angle or inclination. but by a series
of steep terraces. some very narrow and
some quite wide. Between ths terraces
they shoot mp perpendicularly hundreds of
feet at a single leap. We judge the chasm
to be 1900 to 1900 feet across at the top from
where we stand, so it can be perceived that
the angle of inclination from bottom to top
is very slight We spent the whole OF the
afternoon in wandering about the verge of
the canon. selecting the most favorable
points of view. receiving momentariy new
revelations of magnitude. and new impress.
SlOIS of grandeur |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
BY Albert Paul,
SALUAEL: IMPROVED PROPERTY.
TWC-&ToHv AND ATTIC BR.cE RESIDENCE ON
ESHLASAn.. STREET At .iCCTION.
SUCCESSION cE WIDOW FRANCOIS Roro,Er.
Second Dis.ric: C0u-: cor til. Parlsl. o. Orleans
No. e ,J.5.
SUCCESSION cE WIDOW FRANCOIS Ror3,E,
by ALBERT PAUL. ArcTlosEEr-orrE

1RY ALBERT PAUL. AuCTIoSEEH-oFFICE
~ No. u! Poydra> street.-SATUR DAY October
!. 1873. at twelve O'Clock NJ, at tn. Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, koyal street between
Canal and CustOmho.se streets. Will be sold al
public auction, by virtue and in pursuance of an
order OF the Hon. A. L. Tissot jud g of the Second
District Court TOY the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled succession, viz
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND :ocatter will,
The buildings and improvements. situated in the
Third District of this city in the SQUARE bounded
by EsplaDade, Royal Peace and CLartres streets
and measuring g feet inches front on Esplauade
street By depth between parallel lines of log feet
. inches The Improvements comprise the two.
story and attic brick residence No 81 Esplanade
street having all the modern conveniences and
situated in one OF .he most desirable nei ghbor
hoods of the city.
Terms-One third cash, balance at one and two
years credit. in the notes of purchaser divided as
may be required by the administrator bearing
eight per cent per annum nterest from dat+ till
final payment. secured by mortgage and vendors
lien on the property. The act of sale to contain
the i've per cent attorneys fee clause in case of
suit. The improvements to be kept insured and
p0ncy transferred to vendor. The taxes of 1873
due IN 1874, and the drainage tax to be assumed by
the purchaser oyer and above the price of adiudi-
cation.
Act of sale and United States revenue stamps at
the expense Of the purchaser, before Abel Drey-
Ious notary pubic. se3 10 II 26 oc4
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MEDICAL.
BUREAU OF MONADIC MEn,C,~T

kolREAU OF MONADIC MEDICINE
urr Of pay ana midwifery, No 1853 BenyllIe cnrs
Ma al IA ~ part street, near Canal street WV
snaIan II Department-Cures Palsy Fe,ers rrr
and in EPILEPSY Insanity, Dropay. Rheumatisf1'
mationa ~ uays all painful affections and n aams
Throat III on ane ,bIaiu. Spinal Cord and Nerves.
Riad%e, Lungs, Heart Liver, Stomach. BoweJs'
aaaer Kidneys Bones, Jonf. etc. Ton 1 %ofax.
$50 loT me treatment and cure of anv disaa.
w. SIod! Observation-Disclosures L,act;,raS r.
an3 anu Dislocations: speedily cures inno,e.,ia
SterIlty, Scroflia, all Ur.thral and pminr
frannanseS, ,tMereal. Scrotai and Skin nisease.
from a, -. ulfhcuit Crinations; preserves !inhs
nv ipuldtion and the Bladder from L;,bn,nInr.
oa uiosolVlhg stones etc. and c,lres II cor. CJ
GERS or STRUCTURES without pain. '''e'7' Zane
. "1ery Depa!tment-Positive.- ,rres 81. ~,
nho.sooi CHe womb and oyalies all rnuG,,aI a.
10 Sts' uIceratlons irritations and ,,I-sn ~.
ntsnses are painful or INSTRUCTED from. anv go
sts ef, The cause is removed and hes1+L ,
stored in few days CAL" Aeatt. ZEE
letters addressed to postoftice box III Na1- ~
ia,I louisiana, Will receive att4rtin,- oaia
hours for ladies 10 A. NJ to II NJ apd . once
i"' gentlemen from tot P NJ ~ - 'i'
Cornna.at, w., LANCELOT II. EvEPITrr
SoiTnated Doctor OF Medicine ana Dr. :.
&c Nv yer Der OF the Royal Cole o. Of $500.
n. treat Britain. Licentiate of S;d,sies ooIi On,
CCh!hteoIsgy, formerly Obstretric S 49,, aL'.
FngIn MN n Or James J. Simpson. BaTone. ~
Siy,I -. ,'ui 9t"n OF the Louisiana CavaIry AM,
yheranam.ia.i' IN Mexico, Master of arts OF
N,,bpoutacs and Embryonie EvoIutin,.
.ntinoer OF the Hunterian Sociatr 81 Wad3
science and Bellies Letters Assooi w. .
lea va "iedI britain and Amcts
=: B.-All fees houo.abIv ,e.pr,.; D., ,4iar..
r oo LOU receive theiy full vain. 40 ,qid W..
fp2O "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Exchange:
LONDON, October ; P THE amour. Of bull
lion gone into the Bank of England in baanc. toda
IS tZIsOOo. Rate OF discount in open market on
three m2ntb. bills -. T. cent. American securi
Ties bought mainly for Investment.
Iold opened and closed entirely nominal, and no
Transactions We're reported. 1t opened in New
York at ll0s. d. and closed at 10.
Na sale: Oh silver were reported. and quotations
continued nominal.
The movement in sterling exchange was Of fa
extent, but the market became irregular and
unsettled Hider the influence of the decline of b q
at New York and the advance in domestic ex.
change, while tho sales presented such q wide
range. that We are compelled to omit quotations
The sales comprised 81! 800, embracing $4,000 hill
Of lsdin. at IL. E50O6 do at Ii-. E.3OV Hill of
iading and Al clear at lI64II3. :Ds, do a; Ma
ily and $500 do At i3.
The only sales of francs feportef were kSaaN
ana $3o,"0 commercial at t.85. The market closed
entirely nominal.
Domestic exchange continued scarce and the
bank. refused to check on New York bu. a sale OF
: o,oOo bank WAS II ported At y cent premium.
We also noticed sale OF $50 900 CON ueTcai at J.
t. cent premium.
Nearly all classes OF securities ar. without any
apparent movement, and rates continue n0mins
We dld not hear of = single transaction in stoc ks
OF $4,000 city gold bearing seven per cents at So
and $4,000 90, which may be considered as thu.
closing quotations.
Nothing whste-ef TRANSFERRED to establish any
OASIS 1or the quotation of city appropriation Ger
tlhcates Oh metropolitan or state warrants either
III currency or for certified checks.
Owing to the unsettled state OF til. market: and
dlcaton OF prices we omit our usual quotations Of
stocks, stc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OP THE REPUBLICAN }
Saturday. October 1. 1915. (
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

| VLh4HbC Yesterday.
| St"lmstiir Emily Is Souder. BuriIe. 10: New "a.
| Shi? Scrcane.. Young, for Genoa
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
German 1a,h . SEAMS. stTasburs Barre from Bremen
St1cA!n-yec acc-ith distIie:
STEAMBOATS,.
SafcheZ. LaatierS. from Fics.sirS
Fra No 10 Mitchell. from Grand Ecor.
Empire. JeaiIfreau. from Lower .oaa:
H.tiicoe. calhoun. from ): Louis
BELOW COMING Up.
Spanish bal. Virgin de Ia SI.va. Gi,re;e u s,v,
from Havana, III ballast 10 uast..-
BELOW AT QUARANTINE.
spanis,l steamship Garcia. EgeIIrna. !,"1. Havana
10 PEg &co-
Spanish bark virgen de - Eievas G;sper: Lavs
from havana ~ ballast, to nasts.-
EXPORTS.
NEW YOEH->:eainship Emily 3 Soui.y-iG9e
bales cotton .l3 bdls hides .06 bl- tall9w 900 dry
hides 50 hhds tallow % sks oilcake hhds Tobacco
~ hhds iron . tons ,rol - bales mos.
dtNoA-S.ip ScItamer-!.i" hid. tci soCO 8!sa
stavcs
IMPORTS.
BREMEN HArRE AND SANVASDER-st.arn,li,
RIO JASEiRoEBalk Braziera-iooo '.cs coffee
PESSACOLA-Scnooner Mary krnily-2olJ mrl-y
sack. 400 empty barrels 20GO fee. lu,nl.r o9 I'd,
WAX y" POUNDS AGss lot Old iron
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MISUNDERSTANDING Natchez-It.3s .,a as fO,.o;,
IS SKIS seed cOttOI. AND sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Gleacoe-I,: bali, co..on
and sundry produce
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Era No i"--6s :a.es cot.
ton and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Empre-sund:5.,
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GRBA- NORTH
ERN RAILROAD. October $40. bales cotton and
sundrv produce
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, October 3-o+9 bales cotton and sundries
hOkGAS'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS aAILRDAD
dres
October SIS bales cotton and sundries
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The Shreveport Tines Of the th;rticth in.

The Shreveport Tines OF the thrticth in
slant says:
The last of our compositors was taken
down yesterday-Mr. Sam johnson, fore.
man, and Joe Puryear. OF our original
force, there remains but one yonngster in
the office. Fortunately. some of the first
taken down are convalescent, and able to
work Thus we are able TO run the ina
sheen" such as it is. Those taken yester.
day were of a mild type.
We are glad that the compositors OF our
contemporary are able to master tina. type
as readily as they do all other kinds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR FLORIDA.

eehar heys and Key West, Iar,yinx .:,e
United States Mail.
A The New Orleans, Florid.
F and Havana Steamship Comnanv
zakzEz5 senger steamer '''' @aS'
. Every Week,
''e" she socs OF CallOps street. Firss District.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
f...i. 10 Key West. ToCeda.H.vc
Sfaara 70 $25
N''NSA"Se'''''' ............ Is -
,dafoush bills OF fading iss,ed 20 az point, il,
ton a1d H Sciun tampa. and to New yotl. Chares.
an. e.i me cofnpany's Bills Of iaiinc sie.es.
az, 4onr signed after sailing of the st.arner
Splendid passenger accomlnodations an tio.h
'ekels gwen TO above points.
Office. "' Pe'!u!s 4I..H tbs
FOX :se::I: OF passage apply TO
4. =. ROBERTS Treasurer
No. 100 Common stress
.- over the Louisiana National Rare
de5 ~ oA'"s os SesUaS dag
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF SIMEON BELDES.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARsEA1,
New Orleans, September 25 !3-3

UFFICR UNITED STATES MARsEAt !
New Orleans, September 25 1873. !
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WAR
the District Court of the United States for The Dis
trlct OF Louisiana. against the estate of Simeon
Belden, OF New Orleans. in the parish of Or
his own petition; that the payment of any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging to said
bankrupt TO him. or for his use, and the Il Ansfer
OF any property by him. are forbidden by law; that
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and choose one or more as.
slgnees OF his estate, will be held at court of
of November. A. D. 1873, at eleven O'Clock NJ, at
the Customhouse building, New Orleans. before G.
s. Kellogg register. b PACKARD.
se2' nol7 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04

The Pi Utes in Utah occupy their leisure
moments in catching flying lizards with
sticks curved like the handle of a cane, and
eat them. When a Pi Ute sees one he ex-
tends his stick, and by dexterous twist of
the wrist spins the lizard in the air, catch
ing him IN his hand as be comes down. The
flesh of these lizards resembles the meat OF
a bullfrog, and they are said to be even
more delicious. AS fast as the Indians
catch them they string them around their
waists and necks, and roast them one by
one, as they become hungry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04

The members of California moderation
temperance society limit themselves to only
drinkirg wine, beer and cider, except when
.rs feel discouraged, and then they are al
lsastw k.sky. An observer says they are the
-,ast hearted set of men in the State.
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AUCTION SALES.

DY C. +. ESTLlN.-LOU1SIANAA AUCTION
ID SALE STABLES, No. 243 Common street, be-
tween Rampant and Basin streets. &C. T. bstlin,
Auctioneer, will have regular sales OF H0Tses:
Mules etc. every WEDNESDAY and SATChpAl
at ii A. NJ.
Constantly in receipt of large invoices OF Ken
lucky and Indiana Stock which will be sold on the
above named DAYS without limit. sei3 5m
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BREMEN.


North German LLOYD.
sIEaM BE! ZEN BREMEN AND NE!y oer,.S.
VA HAWKE. SOUTHAMPTON AND UAVAVa"
A The steamship. OF the Sort,,
49, German Lloyd viii ,.-.m. ..,sr
'eS"iaT trips next fall. as follows:
Srp ,Ssprn. from. Bremen From ya.r o-,a...
HANOVER .eppte, i'. October II.
ERANkFlRT... .Octobeya Notope, -
hnELs.. .....Noyem!,er3 En,pet.
81 haSSbu RG. November y: Ha.onp.
FRANKFURT . nscsm,er ~ Januarr2 1874.
kOELN " !anu per 10. January J..
Further do -. ~ IL February y.
''N'' uasS OK departure will be allyertiseS -.
.r.. after. ''0D
IN, ne steamers touch outward a. ua,r. ,,,r.
s"' ai nu on Their home trips at Havara a",
freight. "0'''e passengers aH1
PRICES OF PASSAGE
o'''on' ''uunaampton or Iiav.e. TO Hssaua
Strerac: '''''.'.' ................$ SIS. gold.
''oi" we" orleans or Havana to Southan,,,.,
C,h; 'taVre Or Bremen. '''
Staerage ''''''' ''..............$l5 $50 gold.
- =, IS Gold
ra,i, rum Ne" Orleans to Havana
Staara. :. ''..'....... ..............S31 ro,.s
passaoa .. -. Is gold
r1a aa.ast tickets from Bremen Sontha,7,.1
u 10 ~ .'eW orleans issued BIZ the u,d.rIS;I ~
COZ particulars apply to ~ uoisiaue'.o
NV. Ed. +. STOCKMEYER & 60. Ager.s
NO. " Union street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04

Second Di,:r.c, Corr. Tor Il q Parish OF Orleans
| No. $685.,
RY G. Z. EIRARDEY & co.. ARC
II tlon.e!s NicAU!as j. Hoe AucLlOu,,-r -,un..
~ A., l. Exchange place SATURDAY. November 3
| w. at 'wei"e O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants ana
| AUctoneers Exchange. on Royal between Cana
and Customhouse streets, i'll this city of New Or.
itahs, bv virtue OF an order of the honorable the
Second District COur: for the parish of or eans
dated September H. 1873. will De sold BY public
auction the following choice property, to Wit
l. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth Dis.,ic.
! of this city. in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue jena. Live Oak and Laurel streets. desir.
mated as Nos 3, b. :. 3 and II.
Lots Nos - and adioiH each othe. and
measure each 50 feet front on Napoleon avenue br
70 tt.t III depth. The improvements on lots No;
, ana comprise new double ons-storv and attic
bIIck cottage retired from the street having IRON
ana 'ide galleries ard double two story brick
kltcHen u! rear. Lots Nos. and are under fence
Lot NO. ii measures 50 feet front on Live GAL:
street, by l56 feet III depth. The i'm proponents
comprise a twOstory brick cottage with two TO-.
?. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth pis.,c.
OF tins city, II the squar. bounded BIZ Napoleon
aFeniie. Jena Chestnut and Paquemines or Coli.
scum street. Said lots adioin eacl. other and
measure each % feet inches front on Napol.on
avenue, by 10 feet in depth between parallel lines
LoI no. forms II. corner of Napoleon avenue and
chestnut streets. These lots are fenced and we'll
shaded and stocked With great variety of fruit
ana ornamental trees, shrubbery etc.
,. SIX LOTS OF GROUND IN CARROLLToS nar
ISL OF Jefferson, designated az lots Nos l. ?, : 4 :,
and 2. of square No. .. B. bounded by Carroi,ton
avenue Dublin sixth and Jeannette streets Iot.
nos. I" adloin each other, and measure each 30
Zee. front on Carr"ton avenue. by I3D feet il,
u'ptH '"t NO forming the corner of Caro- lion
avenue aud Je'innttte streets. Lot No. u adoins
tine above lots in the rear and measures 81 I, 81
depth. ~ " A0o' AZ
:: TWENTY -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in Cav.
iiIoh, pa l,h OF Jefferson, designated as lots Nos
10 - ara forming TN. whole of square No e. r.
ooGhn-d by Carrollton avenue. Short, Jeanette
ana slXth streets, and measuring together 800 feet
trent on Carrollton avenue and Short streets and
oie"t front or Jeanette and Sixth streets.
Terms OF Sale one hal! cash and TIN, remain,
utf on credit OF one year from date of sale
IN notes bearing interest of eight per cent FER an
nun from date of sale until final payment secured
by specia! mortgage and vendor y lien on the pron
rrts sod. with the pena. CLAUSE of i've
per cent attorneys fees in the even. Of
SUIT Improvements TO be KEEP. fully insured
amt policies transferred, and purchasers 10 az.
same payment over and above .heit bids of ali
taxes Tor 1873, payable in 1874. -' VA al
Aefs OF sale at the expense of the purchasers he.
fore octave Mor.l notary public 'o
OC2 II 10 Is moi 3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
COMMERCIAL.
FRIpay EVENING. October ;. is.,,

FRIDAY EVENING, October ). 1875.
COTTON-The sales today ver. confined 70
1863 bales at about Yesterdays rates. We conse.
Guently repeat our previous quotations but with a
sIght revision OF the figures for good ordinary and
strict middling. We i've also the Exchange figures
which are for average lists according with its
types, while ours present the prope, range of
the market for average lists but with the ont.
side figures for low middlinS. good ordinary and
ordinary given as the outside for strict OF those
grades.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, aSS1MIIaTED
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By Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE TEoN.Ss. Bop,Ey
DECEASED.
second Dstrct Court for the Parish of Oi!eaus-


Rf VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
~ order OF sale rendered August ~. 1873 to
me directed by the honorable the Second Dis
trlct Court for the parish of Orean. in the above
entitled matter. will proceed 70 sell at public
auction on me premises hereinafter designated
On "a ukDAl, oc'obev :, 1885, at five O'Clock
7. NJ. the following described property to wit
Machinery and implements of Agriculture and
o!d Iron. as per inventory file, now on the
premises No. Q P.rdido street, between ~ Charles
anu Carondee; streets. III the First Distru: OF this
city.
, Ierms-Ihis being tae second and last austion
the said property Will b. definitely adiiIdicared
70 the highest and last bidder for VIVA. il will
orlns, at twelve months credit, the purchasers
furnishing bonds, with good and sufficient secEri-
tes. conditioned according to law. Said purchasers
deductlnS and paving in cash their proportion in
tne printing cerks sheriff tees, etc, amounting
altogether to the OF fifty dollars or there
SbOutS.
". 2. HARPER
SEES - oc. Sheriff o. the P.rish Of Orleans
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STEAMSHIPS,
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COyIpsNv

LOUISIANA SATURDAY, October
rom new YORK to Glasgow, sailing fortnlghty.
VIII receive and sign through bills of ladins :.
hayle; bremen Hamburg, Antwerp, RotIerSa No
and all Continental ports 'oieam
MONTHS, at reduced rates and Tbroug oh T;o Lsh
to all parts of the United Kingdom and Eurona
a stewardess and surgeon ale attached tn eaoh
medicines. uance ana
Money orders granted free of charge.
q; Prepaid emlgr alton Tickets issued here to nar
ties desrous of sending for their friends ~ f"i'
.nese vessels Cross the bar at all times witbont
r9r freight and passage. havin: supeYio, accom-.
modauOns, apply to "'''ha'
~. 4. X. MILLER Co
sei5 No. 20 CaPondelAt street New 0rJaar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
IcoNrISuEp FROM FIRST PACE. !

warmer has fallen one men AND on man fo IN
.sora lou water mark OF 1867. Thirty inches out
to Cairo. = nj. e.,,;... .,....
LOUISVILLE, october 3-hiyer ialllh2; twenty
ak inches in the canal Featnei cicai Auo VAIN.