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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-15

train when in motion, aud persist IN doing
it as gracefully as they do, an initiative
public will be the sufferers. People don't
jump on train before it stops, because
they are in hurry, but bee ru>e they have
seen brakeman or conductor do It, and
nave a terrible dread OF beng surpassed.
Now. at this station the other day. Con-
luctor Phillips, Of tie Elstern train, after
giving the word to start. waited uutll the
asst car reached hlm, an then, raising one
hand to the rail aud one foot gently from
the earth, he swung mai ,stlca II around,
md was at once firmly on the car, Mr..
Phillips weighs TWO hunlrel pounds, but
there was such grace and poetry IN his
motion that he seemed 10 blend with
the car. FIRST there was yellow paint,
and then god leaf, AMI maroon, and Phil
Ups. There was an elderly person who
saw Phillips do this and his eyes glistened
with anticipation. He was going on the
Western train. and when it came along he
waited until 4 fine rate of speed was
gained, and then, raising his hand and leg,
Just as be had seen Philips DO, and looking
cdFeiessly away. Just as hH'pS uiu, ue
reached out for the rail and the next in
slant was tryin to push is head through
the platform planks, and dghtlng the air
with his heals, and madly paving around
with his hands, and swearing and praying
at an awfnl rate. Taey stood him up on
his feet and rubbed his head with some
SLOW. but 1t was long while before they
had not expIoded.-D1nJury Neres.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-15

There isa good deal said in csnsura Of
the custom pfs juwpipg . off isads on lusxs
.st shen ia aosionbosItsis !sigAtesass ssaoasw-
aaNtlons .Nis bat lis posco coRsIssEsps s gbsa coming
from rallroad rs coppnaqi sssi,ssl Y. .theya vgy
ieslre afeform they must begin At home,
Tor as long as efaployees Will lump on a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-31
Dress trIamiHas. &r. /.
M RS. E s. JACKSON . CO.,
ez8 MARKET STREET.

" Gas MARKET STREET. W. Q ga p
Have full line OF crochet, velvet, silk ana pearl
butsns; Cloves KID castor, cloth six, &C SIZE and
childrens velvet and wooden leggins, DC. Ladies'
mertuo vests &C.
aur iO-1V WILMINGTON. DEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-31

VNYANTED.-A reliable and intelligent man Of
w good address. to engage in desirable and
business producing from s., 500 to $500
per year. Address j. B. FORD CO., New York
Boston; Chicago; or San Francisco. lan1S-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-31

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How either sex may fascinate and gain the love
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This simple mental requirement all can possess, tree
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EGYPTIAN oracle, Dreams Hints to Ladies, Wedding
Night Shirt &c. A queer book. Address 7. VIII
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-31
BRIGGS q BROTHERS
ILLUSTRATED
Flor a w or k!

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seeing Briggs & BIOS QUARTERLY. We chal-
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sizes of packets. Our calendar Advance Sheet
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BRIGGS g. BROTHER,
Seedsmen and Florists,
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-31

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Unless relieved the blood becomes impure by dele
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-31

pvFA Taylor. Registrar. Pibs Is IS
ok IL VI Ill Griiin. Auditor, bewers, IS s3
~ do do Drain 40 O0
AZ DO do PsFmits 10 SO
~ do do Street Dirt is 0U
~ do do Sand 80
AZ do do Grass % 90
a, nv r. A. Tagier ResiBtrar Pipe % s5
X W. Ii. 3rifha, Auditor, Sand 1o6 81
AusP ID 10 DO do Permits 81
do do do Asst. Bsnefts 80 90
uBsF TsylSr. Es;ss.rss. S;. . Sla Pipe ,os 3 2s YS
ssS s $ 90 dS SSS ssaS sssa,,. iS 3 Ss Sc
a.. nv II LaaR use Of Hall 90
Oot II p.E A Tavlor Registrar. old pipe 90
"a a. do DO new pipe 304 70
~ NV. H. Griffin, CITY Auditor SRndI 800 ~
az M Taylor Bd Health Permits rs 20
n AZ j. Lang use Of Hall 90
By 4. A. Taylor. Registrar, old iron ~ q
Al n W. H. 0rifin, City Aud. sewers b9 o3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-31
j q R U B E B A,

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Sole Agent for the United States.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-31
:SSuaufiaI.

ENtRsT NATIONAL BANK, 30
OF WILMINGTON,
Depest tory of shS Public kf~'i ~
AND
FTNANClAL AGENT OF TEE UNITED STATE.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARAsTRoNG, OAsHIEs
p~,a 10 OsvstaI,. aI,..................... $500, 600
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~ = mt days, Mondays and Thursdays, At sJS A. n.
a. DIRECTORS:
tLss sSF B. SMYTH, 9EokGE W. BUBH,
ls.. AL PusEY, ELI GARRETT.
HENRY s. MUJ0MB, JOSHUA T. HRALD, .
ID MEL JAMES, WfLIIAh TATNAIL4 r..
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18
MEDICAL,

RUHEAB OF MONADuC nyrn,r,~r,
~ surgery ana Midwifery, No I63 Ieny;,ia o Ms
nI1 y h1mpart street, near Canal street o' COZ
.M9olcsa Department-Cures PaIsv Fen =
s opsSi.ss HplePsy, Insanity Dropsy Rhaun,.hly -
m.tis rev days all painful ions and i s ASH
THROAT fM =, me hraln, Spinal Cerd and Nsrxsa
RiaSTs, EiIss, hsart, Liver, Stomach Rov"1s'
week for the treatment and cnrs g len dollars
mor. s Department-Reduces Fracty, a,ses re
And sts,: Dllsiocatlone; speedily Cures
mo Sterility, Scrofule ali Ursthral III mPeIentie
eS.n9es venereal, ScrOtal ana ST. r a;emAaA
foq, OF difficult urinatops: nrssar, diseases
nv d;ss Rutston and the Bladder from I;th, .hDe
GERS or stricf, s.ones ETC. and cures Ulcers Ca,;
aIdwifery Observation-Disclosures,
ch.r. y. sno womb and ovaries nj, r u.ss Oh as
kos, uIceraticns or irritatj0ns ar% nasuA d,s-
mSSnses are painful or obstruetad fa anu when tho
s+.sSSvcr, The cause is removes "a any cause
stored in few days oo ana health re-
le.rs a9GresSed to postofIice bor 1T, " ~
hours for iad;s. X WI receive attention Cesna
Noi sentiemen from to p - anu 10 r. ID.
"O'gnGoe0 Doctor of Me,iic;n -. e Ehil"T
of ca onoer OF the Royal Collage ne S'spy,
Crnonc,-0il tain Lcentiate az MiS1a;s 90 5oon5
CRief ~;,Ey .. formerly Obstretric s,Iraacr anu
England ST., OF James Y. Simpson RaSoDa+ -
Sxfh TnsI seon OF the Louisiana Cayairno u
Tberapenficsy IN Mexico, Master Of Ar{s '' ~
S D;nnr OF the Hnnterian Soc;nt violations,
~ sae and Bellies Letters IssSy; " Medlcine,
~. ns universities of Great Rri,"i, 'te Mem Der
N \ ss.-All fees houorab,v rstnrnos :.
quo. A0'eiSe their full value, as ouid nro
fe2O "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18

NEW YoKx, November n. = Money easier;
scr p cent Sterling higher IT 81 for sixty
dsys and sA ipr eight Gold closed ct 1888
after selling Ct ioet. Leens we're 8 to I 81
ne ne stesdy. State Sonds closed dull. stocks
opened heavy, declined and afterwsrd became
strong, and advanced nom v to y cent; about
midday weakened, and the market remained IN
this condition until just before the close, when
slight recovery took plsse. The dealings were
Western Union, Lake Shore Kew York Central. Pa
cific Mail, Wabash and Union Pacific.
After the Close Of business . rGm0r was afoat
that q London banking company. identified with .
prom iDent American railroad BY negotiation of
bonds and still holding balance belonging to the
railroad. was in trouble.
The stock sales between twelve and two O'Clock
were follows 1860 Western Union 10, 800 Union
Pacific, 1900 Wabash, 1000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Ohos.
600 New York Central. 5000 st Paul. 1900 Lake
Central. 1000 Rhode Island and 800 Northwestern
CINCINNATI, November l8-COttOn steady; mid.
ding lac. Flour-Demand fair market firm; 90 40
06 IS. Wheat-DeDand fair; market hrm; 81 80.
Ear corn 4805Oc; new 43c. Oats Demand fair
and prices advance d; 1880. Pork-Small sales
steam, sales at 7e; held higher 81 tho close. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders Az 5c; clear rib So %
sac; clear &C.. Bacon steady; shoulders SIC; clear
rib SIC; clear She. Whisky steady. S6c.
ST. L0UH, November l7-Cotton-Demand fair,
market firm low middling i3'sc; middling lac.
firm; No. 2 spring Chicago 9Sc winter opened
firmly Close quiet. little done; No red 81 260
1 ~ asked, 81 rs bid; No. red winter. ST. 52h
asked, 81 50 bid Corn-Eo. mixed, 42Nc in
east elevator. Oats.No 35S36c. Whisky DUH
SIC. Pork irmer, $l2 50. Dry salt meat firm; good
inquiry for the future. but no disposition to sell;
loose shoulders 4ae. Bacon firm; only jGbbing and
order trade. Lard lower; new good Ga 07c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18

Currency was in fair demand. The market
opened at Ia 02l y cent premium, and closed at
Ia az.
ceived from New York until q telegram came
around via Galve ston, nearly at the close OF the
market.
Gold was without quotable variation from Sat
urdav's figures, and it continued to rule at 1854,
i09k for currency, aud lll0llln for certified
checks. The sales for currency included $1,000
at 1907 and $1,000 at l09a, and for certified check
8 10 0U0 and $1,000 ut lllh. The only dispatch
received Fl ON New York was at l09h.
Nothing was reported in silver
There were but few transactions in sterling eX
change, owing to the SUSPENSION Of Geographic
communication with New York. At the ciose tn,
market was quoted about i Pcent higher than on
Saturday bill o. ladng and Al clear bills. Sales
amounted to G24 300, embracing At0O9 bill or ad-
ing at l4a $4,000 do at LA all5; $1,000 do at llo
s 4Je0 Al clear at ll51s; $4,000 AL clear day
sight at ll61s, and $4,000 bank for remittance at
ll74.
The only sales reported in francs were 30 900
CONNIE rcial at sos i, and Is, 900 do at =.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at Il4ls
oils Tor private bills, and Il70l171 for bank, aud
francs at 5.O7is 0505 for private and nominal for
bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were of mod
crate extent and the rates of private sight we're
shade higher. The sales covered SI65 ,000
bracing S no 600 and Sis 600 commercial sight on
New York at ~ cent premium, s $4,000 CONNER
cial and $50 600 and $3.50 bank at IL, $2o,nO0
bank at 3.l6, and $4,000 commercial aud S25 900
and $50 900 bank at Il.
The banks checked on New York at p " cent
discount for currency and y premium for certified
checks, and private sight was quoted at "a dis
count for the former and l0l4 premium for the
latter.
city gold bearing seven per cents including So
ODU 5Oax.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

observation-disclosures Lee--425l bales cotton
1852 SKIS cotton seed 81 SKIS seed cotton and sundres
MOUTH OF WHITE RIvER-Steamer Katie
2295 bales cotton 9l71 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
WALLIS LANDING-Steamer Sabine--l44 bales OF
cotton 81 bbls molasses 81 hhds sugar and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bertha-2+ bales of
cotton 557 SKIS cotton seed LEO bbls mOlasses and
MOUTH RED RIvER-Steamer w Pike-53s
bales cotton 32l SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
10 hhds sugar 200 bbs moasses and sundries
BATON ROUGE-SteaiDer l. Hodge-29 bales OF
cotton 234 hhds sugar 426 bbls molasses As half bbs
mOasses and sundres
DONALDSONvILLE-Steam Lizzie Hopkins
bales cotton LOG hhds sugar Sic bbs molasses and
observation-disclosures Governor Allen-639 bales
cotton 822 SKIS cotton seed 81 hhds sugar 81 bbs Of
OUACHITA C1TY-Steamer Lotawanna-1364
bales cotton 81 SKIS seed cotton and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trenton-i25 bales of
PIT sks cotton seed SKIS seed cotton so hhds
sugar "a bbls mOlasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Josephine-22 hhds of
sugar 81 bbls mOasses and sundries
LOWEI COAST-Steamer Empire-309 bbls rice
10 hhds sugar bbls sugar "A bbls moasses 289 SKIS
rough rice and sundries
ST LOuIS-Steamer " Strader-63 bales cotton
1851 bbls flour so halt bbis -four l06 bbs oil S02 SKIS
bran 329 ska rye III SKIS 100 oats 100 SKIS of
malt 1870 ties lard 200 kegs lard rs cks bacon and
sundry produce
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
LOUISvILLE-Steamer Robert Mitchell-3s5 bales
cotton 3277 bbs potatoes 20 bbls flour u bbls pork
ass bbls meal % kegs lard IL cks bacon Ill SKIS
o4S paits nay ifo shs Coi Ii anu stf1dfy produce
CAMDEN-Steamer Era No 1854 bales cotton
SKIS seed cotton and sundries
ALDSONvILLE-Steamer Henry Tete-l3l
hhds sugar 463 bbls LOlassse-7 half bbls mOasses
and sundres
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Garryowen-415 bales of
cotton 800 bbls molasses and sundries
RECEIPTS-NEw BASIN.
ANTE RIVER-Steamer Allce-4l bales cotton 81
SKIS cstton seed SKIS seed cotton and sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, November l7--l955 bales cotton and
sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD, November 1882 bales cotton $50 bbIs lime
and suHdries
mORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
November l6-ll bales cotton 81 hhds sugar 81 half
bbls moasses 4l8 bills mOlasses 2ls head cattle and
suudrios
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18
By Walton, Davis & Freret
BAKERY AND TWO LOTS OF GROuNn IN rzp
THIRD DISTRICT, CORNER OF PORT ANN
DAUPHINE STREETS
SUCCESSION OF B. BUSCKER, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
-t No. 36.5I2
By Walton, Davis & Freret
SUCCESSION OF B. BusCKER pEcRasRn

RYWALTON. DAVIS q FRERKT-J. r
- w alton. AuctiOneer-Ofhce No. 90 Camp street
SAfUbDAf, December Is. 1873, at twelve o,clocI
a., at the Merchants and Auctioneers' EXCHANGE
Royal street, by virtue and in pursuance Of An or
der Of the honorable the second District Court for
the parish Of OTleans, dated November !. isz3
docket No: SO 5l2, will be sold
THIS BAKERY AND TWO LOTS OF GROuNn
with the buildings and improvements thereon At.
uated at the corner of Dauphine and Port streets
square bounded BY Royal and st. FerdiosnX
streets Third District. The lot forming the cor.
ner OF Port and Dauphine streets with the buiid.
lngs thereon measures 49 feet inches front m
~, depth and front Dauphine
sne lot adjoining the above described measures al
ieet II ches lines front on Port sfreef nv ~
I nsz ines IN depth all between parallel lines,
.. Terms and Conditons-Onethirdc cash in United
states treasury notes; the remainder in one and
swo years In the notes Of the purchaser to his Own
orc ofoer, and BY him indorsed bearing interest at
and ras OF eight per cent per from date.
Sf mortgage fb on the property until final paymer
WIN tne Clause OF i've per cent attOrney,s yees IN
case OF SUIT Tor the recovery of the credit nav
men mhehts; the buildings to be Kept fully insured ~
s sae purchaser, and the policy of insurapce tran:
Ae. 70 tne admnstratrix until final payment
~, aet OF sale before Joseph Conn., notary publc nj
the expense of the purchaser ne9 81 % as - ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18

by VAN sOLINGEN a, C.ppr~
az n. n. VAN sOLINGEN, Auctioneer-C N n
isss 1 At aI DecemSa no
Anci;nn we've o'clock M, at the Merchant ~
soiS nv .,. h1cnange, on royal street MI, "h ~
." az. ~ oy PUBLIC suction BY virtue Of two n. De
sh Of orsaDs second District the 9 oar
lowing deseESsd dated October a. 1878, the ao.
~ ChKTAlN LOT OF GROUND, s;tua,.a =
q o.sp S s end 1 T.
- measuring, according to : rI na aagazine
isss .n sSc a. snfssyGr. on the fteenth Of MY y
notary public in this t cisx once Of B. cenas late
Sc % Joseph street. ~ ItytSyss~ 9 feet front
Two Inca IN delth between ess eleven
sssss sts ''n 81 is' buildings and mprovsn ls:
TefMD6Ce6h xF1 4 g~as
nc e ths ssn sssors 4: Dseas.l, nss..
neS IL ~ Peose OF the purchasor. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18
BY @. =. Girardev = 90.
prs5sEss STAND AT MAGNOLIA BRIDGE.
ss SALE ON LONG CREDIT.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS AND BLLRN FANNlNd
second District Court for the Parish Of OrleAns-
No. IS 73a = q

DY C. T.. GIRARDEY Il Co., AUO'
ID tiopeers-EichOlasJ J. H0ey, Aucu0neer-O once
No II Kxcbange place.-SATURDAf, December ~.
1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, ct the Mercnants ana
Auctioneers Exchange ON ROYAL street. between
Canal and Gust mhose streets In this CITY 81 new
OrIeans BY virtue of order Of the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated eleventh of November, 1873, viii be sold ~
FAC a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, stnated in the
First District of this city, desgnst<d BY the NO
Of square bounded by the New shell rosd. kupnro-
sine, Locust and Magnolia streets, and measures,
front on the New shell road, Is feet front
on Euprosine street, n feet inches 8
lines in depth on the side line Of lot No.
l. and So feet II inches lines In depth on the ssde
line of lot TO- 3. and running through said square
from the New shell road to Euphrosine street. to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, comprising 0ne-stOry store Duiiding
fronting on the New canal. and two story build
in rear, having four rooms. This property adjoins
the corner of Magnolia street and nearly Honts
the bridge.
Terms-One third cash, balance on . credit Of
one two three and four years, in DOtes Of the pur
ehasers, secured by special mortgage and yer doris
lien the property sold, and bearing interest nf
final payment, with the clause Of i've per cent 1T
torney's fees in event Of suit to enforce pay
ment, the improvements to be kept fully in
sured and the policy transferred to the holders
of the DOtes, and purchasers to assume pay
ment Of all taxes on said property for ls7arever
and above the bid. 7..,-,,-5- a,ss.
Act Of sale at the expense Of tho purchaser, be
fore w. J. Castell notary public.
nol8 20 de6 10 20 e.. 5@-,.rs,.ssil
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18
SUCCESSION NOTICES

Succession Of James Cr.x,.HNS ~,
SHnSvnD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIVE uU, 1ao.
titoncS r. Michael Galiagbea E Isl OF
the estate Of a for letters OF adminstrston p an
concarn Notice is hereby given to al deceased in
prayer Of the ~ cause within ten days wbv 1Ss
By order Of ths pemtiouer should not be pragtsS
nOl8A
FRANK PACE I'D c,x
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18

probably never be done if men were not
confined in prison for lite, and it would not
matter much if they were never done. One
of this kind is the achievement of con-
vict at Charlestown, Massachusetts,, who
has relieved the tsdium of his lonely hours
by carving from wood with pocket knife,
a representation Of steamboats,, rowboats,
horses, men, etc., In eli attitudes. Among
other things is q circus, with full audience.
The whole thing contains 2l75 images, Of
which liz are horses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18
PRIZE LIST



The title to the above real estate is guaranteed
perfect. The liberal terms of this scheme brine
it within the reach Of sl-the greatest opportunitT
ever offered for the poor man to rise to wealth,
PRICE OF I!CKRTS-Smgle tickets So so; eleven
tickets SIS; fftysix tickets LIS; lis tickets ESQ
The drawing win be made under the snperin-
tendence Of Q committee appointed by the highest
officials in the State, duly worn to the faithful ner
formance OF the duties assigned them. The high.
est officials, both Of city, county and State have
not only ndorsed Mr. Abeles bot also his scheme
string to participate in the drawing should 1T once
form thefI clubs and send in their Ordera
Agents Wanted
in all States. cities and towns In the Emitted State.
...s and Canadas
Money should be sent BY registered letter, post.
once ofder or express with the full addreaa al The
purchaser in plain writing - ''A0
Every package Of eleven tickets has a chance tn
w1n eleven prises, but positively eertsin to win
one, while one person out Of every ten who Dur.
cnaee peekage Of eleven u bound to win two
Ior further in1ssmstsm and particulars ss.a Tor
dreSs aTIS1f MT - ~ -
1904 ;" ~ Leaveuwefth, Xalsoa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18
By 8. Guinault.
ESTATE OF MAROAREr LAMBERT, NO. s6,S56

RY 8 GUlNAUIIT, AUCT1ONKRR-OFF
u corner Of Exchange alley and Bienville street,
SATURDAY December 90 1873. will be sold q twelve
O'clock NJ, at the Merchants and AucticneerS *
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets. BY virtue Of an order from the hon.
orable the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans dated November 10, 1879 n 3 y
LOT OF GROUND. situated in the frat Dis
trict OF this city, designated by No % Of square
No. 6l3, bounded by Common. White Grayier and
Dupre streets, said lot having 30 feet II inches
front on White street BY Ia feet in depth together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Terms-Cash
Act of sale before o. Drouet notary public ut the
expense Of the purchaser, including ell the taxes
1or the current year. n0l8 n de4 II 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18
By A. II. Pous.

FURNITURE, FURNITURE-THE ENTIRE COW.
tents of Residence No. 1888 Melpomene street
between Locust and Freret Streets for sale al
auction, on account of departure Nv
by A. H. PONS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO
- W Camp street-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY
M0vember IS, 1873, at ii A. NJ, ON the premises No
1873 Melpomene street. fe'' No
ALL THE FURNITURE copsistino of pa,r,t
bedsfeads armoirs, bureaus, washstands maj
tresses, crockery glassware, mating, etc
nOl8 1t = 80" EA-A oAnC'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18
Auction SALES.

NY C. +. ESTLlN.-LOuiSIANAA uCtlsH ~
tween Rampsrt and Basin streets, &C. !. hssnn'
Auctoneer, will have regular sales o. rnST,ST
Mules, ETC., every WEDNESDAY ana SA1o"DAA
Constantly in receipt Of large invoices o. hGn On
t,cIv and indiana stock which will be sold on tne
above named days without limits soio -