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TIE WEATHER.

The clouds which had been threaten
ing all the forenoon emptied their con-
tents upon our Unprotected heads, and if
the language of venerable citizen ON
Richmond, we were very much "diffli-
killed. to cross the big Mash" and all
the little 'Mashes' on that road. We
were followed by a wagon loaded with
cotton, belonging to Mr.. MacIintyrc, and,
the load having been very much increased
by the heavy rains, we made but poor
progress. Our friend entertained us the
while by relating incidents of by-gone
days, for he is we'll acquainted with ''thc
road to town. and would introduce lit
tie jokes in reference to the present OR past
owners of almost every farmhouse, and
of many of the headlights of this county.
Night came on we were distant from
Torn about ten or twelve miles, and as
we were all very tired we concluded to
take up for the night, and take an early
start in the morning, when, We hoped,
the clouds would be dispersed and the
road dry.
HOPE MILLS, &c.
Next morning we arrived early at Hope
Mills, on Little Rockfsh, where we stop
ped some time, and had an opportunity
of seeing the factory in operation. The
Company employs from sixty to seventy
five operatives, whom we saw at work.
There are three factories within the space
of three milos-tho Bluff Mills and Boa
yer Creek, besides the first maned-con-
sequently the requisite number of hand;
can hardly be obtained. The "Bcave1
Creek Company manufacture sheetiug al
heretofore, but the Hope Mills ship then
yarns North, where they dispose Of it tt
advantage.
JUMPING GULLEY.
! We also stopped few moments at ]
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Q G A l.

Mr. 3. Goodwin has ten fine young
mules for sale. See notice.
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
hereby give notice to the School Com
mittees of each township in the county of
Robson who have not reported the Gems us
of their school children, to do so immedi
ately at my office in Lumberton.
S I, WARD,
sec'y of c. +. E.
August 9th, 1878. 1664t
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In Lumberton on Monday last. Hen.
ry, infant son Of Col. J as, and Mrs.
NJ. r. Sinclair.
In Lumberton, August the 18th,
Ida Jane, only daughter of W. c. and
Sallie. G. Thompson, aged one year,
nine months, and twenty three days.
She is not dead but. slccpeth'
GoRN, FLOUR AND COFFEE.
5000 Bushels Prime White Corn,
5000 Bushels Mixed Corn,
1000 Barrels Flour, all grades,
$50 Dbls. Sugar, all grades,
For sale by
WILLIAMS s. MURCHIsON.
DORK AND AEON.
100 Bills. City Mess Pork,
$50 Boxes D. S. Bacon,
50 Boxes Smoked G. R. Sides.
25 Hhds Smoked Shoulders,
1oTToN BATTING,
FOR STREAMING ROSIN-In lots to suit,
1900 BBLS.-ALL GRADES,
For sale by
WILLIAMS & MUCRHISON.
April so 172-f
| M U L Z S M U L E ST.
| Ten fine young mules
For sale by
B. GODWIF.
Lumberton, N. c.
Aug 20, 168-1m.
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r OOK HERE! READ THIs!l

I ooK HEhE' READ THIS
And if you ever want anything in the
House Furnishingjine
Go to the Fayetteville Crockcry
Store.
opening, and embraces the largest stock of
China, Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, Sill
yer plated ware and
General House Furnishing
Goods
ever opened in Fayetteville.
Our stock is new and complete and was
selected with care from the Best European
Manufactures, and we guarantee the LOW
EST PRICE for the same quality of Goods
in the State. We don't keep 'sshoddy' goods
consequently don't have 'sshoddy'' prices.
We invite special attention to our $3.50
| China Tea Sets and our beautiful stock of
| French Bohemian Vases. Flower Jars,
| Hanging Baskets, Work Baskets-1OO
| different kinds. Oil Cloths for floors and
tables, Wall Paper and Window Curtains,
Toilet Articles and Bridal Presents.
Just bring your Memorandum to the
''Crockery Store" and we can furnish
every article you want from tin cup to a
dinner set of China. Call and see us.
l. Next door to Kyle's corner.
R. CARVER.
Fayetteville ". C., April 1873. Ii69tf
F. NJ. WooTEN. v. v. RICHARDSON.
W.R. KEENAN,. j. Vt. POWELL
ALBERT PEACOCK.
J WOOTEN, RICHARDSON s. CO.,
Gen'l Commission Merchants,
and agents for
Soluble Sea Island [GuanO,
No. So North Water Street,
Wilmington, NC.
Refer to
F. e. Burruss, Pres't LIST National Banl
Jas. Dawson, g Dawson Bank,
! l. b. Granger, {" Bank ofNew Hanover
Jan Y 150-ly
8 E E H E R E!
Those having III view the benefits of tn
Bankrupt Act' can call round and tall
| over tNG matter.
f N. A. MCLEAN.
Lumberton, N. c., May 10Th, 1878.
DRIVATE & TRANSIENT boarding.
BY
CAPT. E. W. MANNING.
The building known as the CITY HOTEL ha
been thoroughly repaired and arranged
and the rooms furnished with an entire ne
outfit.
= Omnibus to take guests to and from tn
# trains at all hours.
n The location is desirable for bushes
men, resident and transient.
Charges fair and reasonable.
Wilmington, n c.
1871
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.RUG STORE AT SHOE HEEL.

I respectfully announce TO the public
that have opened good stock OF Drugs
and Medicines at this place; also confec-
tons and canned goods, extra fine chew
ing tobacco. &c., &c.
r. M. DEVANE.
Shoe Heel, n c., April I'd, 1873. 1853 Sm
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ROWLAND'S COLUMN.
= PR ING ST KY

We are now receiving direct from
the Northern Cities a very large and CON-
plete stock of goods suited to the Spring
and Summer Trade, consisting in part Of
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July %, 1s4-tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07
THE MAYORS MESSAGE.

Mayor Powell submitted his Annual Message TO
the Brooklyn Common Council yesterday. The
document, which IL quite lengthy, commences by
.aluding 10 the disasters 'by and land" which
have fallen upon various sections OF our country,
and remarks that 1t is source OF consolation that
our people do not sit down in despair TO bewail
the ir nsisfortunes." Brooklyn has been free from
disa sterv. Her institutions, public schools, parks
Water Department, fire and psice are all favorably
commented upon. Additions should be made how
ever TO the force OF the Fire and Police Depart
ments., The Mayor, keeping pace with the wants Of
the dayS,says:-
RAPID TRANSIT ApvocArtp
allude, 4 in commune ton TO honorable body
sin &c 70 the Importance of securing rapid transit
III cSa Nv the formation OF stock company under
charter sfa.Ssd By Leaslaturs in and Is to be
city suffer- eg Immensely from The elundering and
ns p Ss Th d rs tsne
from Atlantic s Hunter This error been
the s entire traffic Long Isani and unless more bsr
pas Il can never be restored Every effort should be made
posd 70 enter the city and to establish depots at points
con vencnt to the business aud population.
The sub0ct Of the OF steam street railroads Is
ut attracting attention, and some experiments
promise nsa,e success and cav see no reason why i
%es mry spg o ss ayss q II
as Frightening horses and The danger s.engeIs
would disappear in Jess than three months ayd u would
long delayed The srowS or SSpt city
secure @ facilities for ravers we
total me length s1ec ct & he s srs sy @
s1Ied each Sn as9St twenty miles OF pavement are
past Of w Gnr gTHw sra continues in ,s
'0''''"s "p' h'' 'eT distant when our whole torrt
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way; there were ccrty or forty-nve on his floor,
many OF whom had left before the fire; witness
had never considered the danger Of IRE, al
though the boys had spoken OF nearly having a
fire; the Worth street fire-escapes worked wei;
the building used to shake, but witness did not
feel AFRAID; he first intended to go down the stairs
with the girls, but when they returned 10 their
nOur they took to the escapes.
Erastus Wyman, OF the firm OF Dun, BARLOW a.
Co., testified that they leased the building In May
moved in in April, on the third moor, where the
composition and press rooms were lscateds ne
knew nothing OF the nre. except they haa io'cGg
books, weighing about eight pounds eacn; siA
presses and large amount of type on the noor ;
had never heard OF the building being UNI
safe; moved into II for safety, az the osner
one occupied by them was very shaky; they only
employ these boys six weeks ut time, twice
year; while printing their reference BOOK n1 tney
could not have had more than pint Oh penzin nc.
only gallon is used per day a tmsorY was
presses but one had been washed; ms theoIy W." n
that the boy either dropped the hgnt upon , sfiS
Benzine upset it, he felt now that tne ms'n nay
been unwise In trusting strange poys with
benzine and they would not do 1t AGAIN atnouSh
il was general practice among printers ana IN
factories; the boy who caused the nre mad run
awav and had not even called for his pay he was
+ evidently afraid would be arrested; the only
name Inv which ne is known Is '.Mackereln
The inquest was adjourned until half-past ten
O'Clock this morning. me inquiry Will likely con
tlnue for three days.
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Mcterson and Moore Prescott, from Philadelphia.
MOBILE, Jan Arrived, schr oakridge Dr. Foubris
es hSaa% ls's seh Eliza Potter Potter New York
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 4-saisd, steamship oOrtes,
5th~xrrived steamship George Cromwell Clapp, New
NEWPORT, Jan 8, PM-sailed previously schrs Louisa
A. Martin, Cape Haytien for Boston, Ward Parks Be-
bh, Pa~xrrved, schr Fashion, New York for SOM
NEW LONDON Jan s-Arrived, schr Pointer. Baker,
New York for Providence =. v,...-,.
SE% HAVEN, Jan sHArrlvsd 5rss Townsr, WI;
lard New York amor saSfe ary sc do
Smith smith H Ans Gs h Ts az sM
Fills csa9L Hd 6ss Tsw Eos Maud Web
ster, wentworth New York; Henry Tabsr. %:
Esra Pond
HIaas; Jose Marie sp Fernandez Havana; brig Selma
G s. S %s
Colburn, Boston; Saxon, Crowe, do brig Annie sio-
ssafs Srsa Rogers
Yazoo Barrett h Nsw Orleans s% va
Hunter: sherman Proydense. ~,.a.Sn D0 - ...n
Turks Island The ship Savannah, from Liverpool, is
PORTLAND. Jan 4-cleared, steamship sarmatian,
F Wy1s 5EGiyTsrpoO .,.,u,,r. c,,,,rro
whiting, Hsrdng and 4jIianss Sicsiss fsliaasp9,a;
CLEARED Maggie Hr9 Mitchell. St sarys Ca;
Pssny MyIS Pratt rfsSt James sssrs SsksssOn
Pantned Johnson, ana MeneWa, DsSOWay, NeW YORK.
5th-Saed schrs Annie Murchie, Merrill, Jacksonville;
rssI HR F rsSSsHsFh Nsw b Ssrt Aved ships An
Spading, New York Ocean Express (Salv), Bolo Cal
lao; Eldorado, Winding, and Gwenissa (Br) Jones, do;
Malay, Clough New York mot 3lstl; Gen Butler Lord,
do; Merope, Rose, Newcastle NSW banks Ava (Salv),
Lawrence, and Clara Louise Glib, Summers CallaO;
Johanna Maria NG), Korn, Hamburg; Frances (BD,
FRI aa Es%ss
SAVANNAH Jan 6--Arrived, steamship Herman I1v-
ngston Cheeseman. New York; ship Arbitrator (Br),
Cleared-Schr NJ Bramhall Stout New York
Sailed-Ship Alfred OBJ, Gray, Liverpool barks Susan
Dudman (Br), Durkee, Amsterdam bona Flora de
PombO Gpl Gordo, Malaga; schrs Oconee, Maddox,
Nassau F Alburger CorsOn, jacksonville. -
Sailed Jan ship Western Empire Groziar, Liverpool
y1SHEY.AERS AAyEN Ign 2.-yed, Schrs Bald
Bennett, do for Boston,
Returned-Schrs R Emerson Flora Condor, Sias Nc
Loon, Zoe Knight, Walter Thorndike, Allcghania
and Eddie Pierce. 49,
Sailed-sc Trenton arrived 1st, for New York.
vessels arriving from the eastward report heavy
Ice on Nantucket Shoals the bound lying in
and have failed.
Jan AM-Arrived, schrsw B, Lee, Portland for New
Bride Brewster, Fox Island for do; America, Gould,
Gornwa MS, Tor do Bertha Souder Wooster, Calais for
Philadelphia.
saied-Schrs Eddie Pierce Iris J l. Cotter, Beard
W Scott The Star, NJ ]. ST Pierre and Alleghana.
rr WiLMMINGT0N Nc Jan a-Arrived. schr Green.
Cleared-schr Carrie Melvin, Andrews. New York.
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steamship cIsopatra Phillips nav ana. Jan with
with 1SISe ss @
sssSs ss en- Cit, r..,
and Norfolk, with mdSe and passengers to the Old Do
ssp o Sept
% n sps Nov s ass sG
sov ,f saa s'Ss GIs ssaaSsa
ship
ship drn9s llain London NOV Is and ID I ssm Of
Wight Dec with mdse to Grinns Mntnrn 90 oS ie
the &: c sa"nssp hsf ns
s W. ship sian Srisish ,0 Navy Dr.
pssss S Sss xa N Ms9ss
R? Sss shs sssesrR :%
ship bark n scS in
Ss to SG
severe hurricane commencing ct veerins around to
9 sS
hark Sayaower cof New Haven, HotchkIss pemarara
HAD % an %nS The
Brig star S sss% GOUs old HarbG Js W dhayy
Had variable weather: 800
DAYS
Hs setter ' q 'sf the MIST Smith,
%nSes e thence
dfy Tn sfsps B Bss' hrsD PR via
Deis%a5s RreakMatsI days Win sugar ana npl.sses
es gales sf nys" es
aS aa k0 fad srSns aS w Ts
the entire passage; was 8 days north Of Hatteras.
S sshT HsI Ssni snsf M SaySSE is Sss.na
Whit sHP r a aS a snS as on
account the iog f anchored on ihe ighship and re-
and NV gales throughout; Dec is lat 60 Ion 81 30
years. ne
Fanny eer y ". ION 'sHAe0 DARK
The brig wNz sr) arrived 4th from Old Harbor Ja is
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Glaucus Walden, Boston for New York with
Steamship Wa%sais, Fish New Bedford for New York,
DIS HasRins s. JohD Ss Tor New York
'eINsx York Is days with produce to crandsi.
schr city Point Startling, West Isle NIB for York.
SIR ssSr An R;d for
Henry ssuader SorpCr New
schr Warren Gates, Providence for New York.
- BOUND EAST.
steai2ship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York for Port
seE s sq'sSn
ford. -. xJ Wi, 80. yr.
schr Maggie Cummings, sn." Wv iofA ior oon"sse'
NarrOwa ~~a>%u.
Schr Roamer New York for Boston.
Schr Ann New York for Boston.
Schr Hastings, Chase, New York for New Bedford.
Schr Owen Kinds. Clendennn, New York for Calais
Schr Charlie Miller Jones, Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Emma LinwOOd, ToOker, Baltimore for Belfast,
Me.
schr V Cook, valkenberg, Baltimore for New Haven
Schr Helen Perry, Baltimore for New Bedford
Schr Samuel Cashier, Jr, Risley, Philadelphia for Fall
schr Annie A Newton, Newton New York for Boston.
Haven.
Schr Brandywine New York for Boston.
Schr Mabel Hall New York for Rockland.
Schr VIM Wilson, Brown, New York for New. ,,o,;In
schr Robinson, Robinson New York for Now Ha .
ven. - -r. = 49, s4.--~s-.-- 49, 10y
Schr Bllow, Amcs, New York for Boston
Schr Dwight Davidson Freeman New York fo< New
Haven. - AVG"
schr @ Cranmcr. Cranmer Baltimore for NV Haven
Schr Hayf0rd, Shute New York for Bos' on "'e"
Schr Abby walton, Walton, New York for New Red
schr Louisa Francis Kelly New YORK tor New Bedford
schr Ida 4 Annie, Smith New ~ ny f nss W u:
Schr May Queen, New York TO- Nav Haven "''"'
Schr + + Meaney Lewis, NJ - y"rr fnr Rn.tor
Schr White Rock, Lafert'> New V"rk for So"thnort
Schr Barnes Wilcox. sScsw York for Proy;dence
schr hazSio ,i cum 1tngs New York for Taunton.
schr Louie ~ sm'' nAorrelL New York tor Stamford
Steamer H Ii Gale, New YORK for Providence
oeae' o ed States, DAVIS. New YORK for Fall River.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. G, 1873.
CLEARED.

Co. "
Brig Faustina, Blanchard, Havana-Brett, Son Co.
schr Horatio Nichols Haughwout, Mosquito Inlet-vaE
Brunt Bro.
h Co. ~
schr John McGipnis, Coulburn, Newbern--J b eager
schr Maggie Mcdonald, McAllister, Richmond-van
Brunt Bro. "
Wood
schr Motto, James Providence-Rackcu& Bro
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ThcTc y decreasc IN the county ndebte Dies ahouIt
ing to $4,000: on central city indebtedness, under the
head OF bonds issued Tor public improvement there T.
increase Of $66 100 The expenditure public
and the East River Bridge account tor this Increase
CERTIFICATES OUTSTANDING -
The Indebtedness under the head of "cer1 Ates out.
staining" is in excess Of last year TO the amount of
$660 II will be observed by references to this sta te
mcnt that 81 $50 900 represented by cax ccricat
which will be reimbursed to the Treasury
the delinquent taxes arc paid, To sum up the
whole matter of the city obligations compared with
all accounts amounting l33ll6 The finances of the
city are healthy condition, and faith In the ability of
the city to meet its obligations found the fact that
our souneest and best financial institutions large
an investment There have been securities sold
during the past at less than par the contrary
there has been realized premiums 81 ,623 upon the
whole amount disposed Of
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE herald STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Arragon Brl, Western, Bristol Dec 49, with
Edse and passengers TO II Il Morgans Sons, Experi.
enced strong westerly gales with heavy head seas TO
the Banks; lost boats stove skylights, and received
other slight damage about decks from thence fine wea.
ther.
Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray Aspinwal Dec "a
with BiJss and passengers TO the Pacific Mail Steamship
Co
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SAILED.

Ships Altoona, for Glasgow Lord Of the Isles Calao
Blanca, do; banks Sandy Hook Havana; Insulan, Exc
ter e pr Peter.nann. Bremen; Scotia Queen Montey
burg. Bremen; brigs Kodiak Guantanamo; Dauntess
Curacao; Eta Tooker Havana; Ellen Maria, Bruins.
vannah; Impulse Barbados; Charlotte Mccarthy, As
pinwall
Wind at sunset NNw, fresh
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

NEWPORT RI Jan 8, 1879.
The cutter Moccasin arrived here tonight reports
assisted schr Chas Lowering from ElzaDethpOrt for
Somerset loaded with COAL driven by the gale and ice
yesterday Globe village lost her anchor and leak
ing badly by pounding lee Shore towed her to dock
in Fall River.
Schr Ella Francis, from Calais for Fall River driven
down. also towed off safe anchorage by the Moe
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SHIPPING NEWS.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New York HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whitesone. H. and the same is
open for the transaction of business
The line will be found of great those having
business with vessels passing and from the sound and
every facility will be given merchants others to
communicate promptly.
As there is no other telegraph communication with
MILESTONE the Herald Line will be open all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established -
Private messages twenty five for ten words or
less; two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For a message of twenty words or
less TO be delivered board vessels whtesone one
dollar five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for the NEW YoRK HERALD free.
Herald ONCE corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River.
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
milestone Dock, Whitestone, Ii.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JANUARY,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-14

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 32,585.
by G. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JoHN G. MON
On TUESDAY, September 30 1873 at Twelve CLOCK
H. at the st. Louis Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rOtunda of the ST. Louis Hotel, will be sold
Hon. A. l.: Tissot, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated August 49,
1873, the following described property. for account
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Third
District Of this city. in the square bounded by
designated by letters A. B, C, D, Z, F, G, and l.
and measuring to wit: Lot measures 26 feet 5
inches lnes front Lesseps stlset, by lis feet
depth and front on MOreau street, of which it
forms the corner. Lot adjOins the above and
measures rs feet inches lines in depth between
inches lines front on Moreau street. by 1853 feet
inch lines in depth Lots t. F. G, II aud measure
each IS feet inch lines by lis feet in depth be-
tween equal and parallel lines. Together with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
town of Milneburg, the Lake Pontchartrain, in
this parish and designated as is hereafter specified
Lot No. II IN the square No. 81 bounded By Eysian
Fields New York marisny and Frankfort streets.
Blysian Fields street. by 1T feet 10 inches lines
in depth. Lot No. 3, in the square No. 1Oo bounded
avenue, measuring 60 feet IL inches 3 lines front
on Market street, by III feet 10 inches lines in
depth.
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND. in the SQUARE
bounded bounded by Music Arts, Dublin and kdin-
burg streets; together with the improvements
thereon. See plan of A. De Armas, surveyor, on
exhibition at the Exchange.
Terms-FOr the fourteen lots situated in the town
of Milneburg, cash on the spot and for the other
property one half cash on the spot. balance on q
credit of one year. in notes bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from day of sale
to final payment, and secured py special mortgage
and vendors lien; the property to be kept insured
and the policy transferred to vendor; in case of
suit five per cent attorneys commission, and all
ether usual penal clauses
Acts of sale before A. D. D0riocOurt, notary pub
lie at the expense of purchaser.
au29 se6 10 p a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-14

VALUABLE PROPERTY CORNER MONTEGUT AND
Love-Succession of Mrs. Widow Henry Schip-
mani. Bey ct al. vs. Henry Chavigny. For
partition.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans-
No. 30, 1928.
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIONRER-
ID Office No. as Exchange alley -SATUROAY, Sep
TENDER a. 1873 twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at
the st. Louis Auction Exchange st. Louis street,
between Roy al and Charities streets, by virtue and
in pursuance to decree of partition rendered
August 25 1873 by the honorable A. Tiss0t, Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish of o.
leans, the following described property, TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District of this city, in the square comprised
within Montegut, Love, Craps and Press Streets
said lot forms the corner of Montegut and Love
streets and measures 81 feet inches lines front
on Montegut sreet, by depth and front on Love
street Of IS feet inches, together with all the i'm
improvements thereon.
Terms and conditons-One half cash, to be paid
to the auctioneer on the spot, and the balance at
six and twelve months credit. for notes Of the pur-
chaser to is own order and by him indersed,
bearing interest at eight per cent per annum from
day OF sale until final payment, and secured by
mortgage and vendors privilege; the taxes of 1873
to be assumed and paid by purchaser over and
above the amount of his bid.
Act OF sale before U. DrOuet, notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser au26 se2 Is % q