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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-12-24

To PREVENT SWEET POTATOES FROM
RorTING.-I have noticed for the last
few years various plans for preventing
sweet potatoes from rotting after being
gathered and banked or housed. 1t
was my fathers plan to wait till the
frost had killed the vines, and dig on a
good open day throwing in heaps, and
afterwards dividing the large from the
small turning all about then hauled
up to a place rather sloping, and
the earth dug out to a hard foundation;
potatoes put down on the ground, and
covered with corn-stalks long enough
to go from bottom of trench to top OF
bank, with small ones to fill up the
cracks, so that you could not see the
potatoes at all /; then commence at
bottom with a good, thick layer of dirt,
so that there would be good thick
ness of dirt all the way up, using no
straw or bark, leaving an opening at
the top, and good shelter to cover the
entire bank. l never knew of any
potatoes being lost under any circum-
stances, managed as above. Now let
all make trial of this plan, and see for
themselves if it is not a good one
Cor. of Southern CultiUdtor.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-12-24
Domestic.

WHOLESOME SoUPs.-The following
soups are very wholesome, palatable,
cheap, and quickly made:
Sift a pint, or little more, OF -four
into the bread pan break in one egg /;
add little salt and about gill OF sweet
milk (which find is much better than
sour milk and soda or all eggs: mix
together rather stiff. Divide into about
three parts roll quito thin -four pleH-
tifully so as to prevent it hanging to-
gether; fold from each side; cut in
two in the middle, lay one piece on
the other and cut the corner of-frst
one side and then the other. This
keeps them from being long and stringy.
Put about quart of water into vessel,
salt and pepper and piece of butter
as large as an egg. Let it come to a
boil and put in your noodles" 1--WE
call them; let them boil few minutes
and send them to the table. They spoil
by standing. Chicken broth may
answer but for dyspeptic or an in
valid the above is the most digestible.
This is enough for family Of five or
six.
Another way is to take half a pint OF
-four, put in a dry pan, break an egg
into it, rub all around with the hand
until all the flour is wet and it is in even
Jumps; cook same as the other ; or it
is nice to put in almost any kind OF
soup stirred into milk it is also good.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-12-24
JOB PRINTING

NEATLY FxECuIEp At THIS OFFICE,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
Billiards..

Is appears by the following letter, Mr..
GARNER considers he has obtained rather an
empty homer in winning the diamond cue
Who can now claim that emblem is an open
question. As the Billiard Congress, which
established the game and its rules. which
was then considered American, long since
adjourned sine die, Mr.. Collender may have
become tho executive o; their defunct
powers. Non eons'at but that soma one else
may be entitled to seize on il:
H. w. Eollsndsr. Esq:
DEAR SIR hereby be. 20 resign into
your hands the diamond cue, the emblem
OF the championship of America at the four
ball carOm game as played on the five and
q half by eleven tOur-pocket table. In
doing this 1t is necessary that should state
the causes which compel me TO this action,
feel that she diamond cue no more repre-
SCENTS the championship OF the national
game Of billiards. At the time the prize
was established 10 represented game
which was played universally in all billiard
saloons on this continent. 1t is now difficult
to find billiard hall in which a five and
half by eleven four ball pocket table exists
This is my reason Tor resigning, and having
demonstrated my ability to win the en-
blem 1 now cheertully give it up. also de-
matches at the tourball game on any sized
table. | reserve to myself the right to ap.
pear In any tournament however, where
this game Is played. 1t in such a case
should be the victor, l would again resign
the prize. remain. your obedient ser.
want, A, GARNER.
New York, October
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
Drowned.

In front Of Belair plantation, last Weines.
day, the eighth instant, about noon. Pris-
ella Wagner, aged sixteen years. and
Louisa Mcdonnell, aged eleven pears.
These two young girls were cousins.
They went out TO the river with a pitcher 20
get water. and never atterward returned.
No one saw them tall in the river, as no one
was present at the time they went ont on
the bank. The youngest girl, Louisa, had
the pitcher, and the suppositon is that in
STOPPING down to fill the vessel. she lost her
balance and fell in the water. and that her
cousin, the oldest one attempted to rescue
her. and in doing SO was pulled in. The
current of the river at that point. close on
to the bank, is very rapid and powerful,
and depth of water fully thirty feet. The
bank is what is known as a leaving bank"
and the current full of sucks
Yesterday both bodies were recovered.
That of Priscilla was found in front of
Union plantation. and that of Louisa in
front of st. Rosalie, the latter on the side
opposite 70 that where the drowning oc,
Cured. The bodies were in a state of in.
cipient acknowledgement .Scrti-
mol
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~-s--~s--
MnemOth'H Opinion of Himself.

Ex-Governor Warmoth. OF Louisiana.
was present ton exhibition. as ne said). at
che recent New Hampshire State fair and
made an amusing speech, in which he told
come et his own experiences in life. He
said that like every other public man just
now he has great affection for farmers.
His father was farmer and tried to make
one of him by apprenticing him to an uncle;
But at The end ot six months the uncle
waited upon the elder WarmOth and said:
e.That boy may be brigh. enough and
smart enough, but he won't make . farmer:
Sake him home" So his father took him
home and apprenticed him 20 . printer
esut she boss didn't appreciate him and in a
scar he sent him home, and the old gentle
alan set him 10 studying theology. But he
Sailed in that too and again went home.
end he cid folks, in despair. summoned
council. which decided that there was
esothius Sefr but politics-the last and low
est resort of all who could do nothing else
and he became politician. As such he
had battered himself that he had been
success, but the vote last fall set him TO
whether after all he was not Q
IN this too.-Nelc York Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
MEDICAL,
RUREAG OF MeNaDIa ,,Un,C,N

II 500 OF MSNADl0 MEDICINE
ner Of 800 I,y ahn hldwitery, No. 1863 Blrnvl,ie COS
Msdi"a Hn part drl street, near Canal street
6; naJas ne artment-Cures Palsy Fevers Ervo
and in a te peR5y, insanity, Dropsy, Rheumatism,
,ati 'e~ Gays all painful atf.c,ions and infam.
Ti a.Ions OF the Brain, Spinal Cord and Sarves
p phioat, Lungs, Heart Liver. Stn,nacb Powejs
Dauutr hiuneys, Bones Jonts etc n a., JoI.ra
week fthe treatment and cura os ~ 49,.
% sLcss Department-Reduces Fractnrea Tn.
aud St,; associations; speedily cures Impotentia
nisabarJ ocroiuia, all Urethrai and seminal
fr.nnsnT o. stnereai, Scrotal and Skin Diseases
SON On. 49,, " uncut srnstops preserves limbo
bv dissnI1yi, 'loh ana the Bladder from Lithotomy
go @ ~ stn9 stones etc, and cures L GER. o'aI.
~ H;d az nftf,ctares without pair.
~ ii',y Depa enent-PositivsI o-aea ~ n a
$780, $50 "a we womb and evaries ali ,.ni5fraI ii D
80, ..'c es atoms Or rrtations and yieu the
- axe painful or obstructed tro. any ca,.e
500 yer, me cause is aemove6 and Leslth re-
I.a addressed 20 pestoffice box ;,sl See c,a
hons .oGi5 ana, viii deceive attention. Once
wv sehtIttntS Srom 20 6 P ~
So,o LAN@ELOTH. EVEReTs
S"pHae+6 Soctor of Medicine and Phiosophs
ei."" Slem benOf the Royal College of Sur geone
"feat Britain, Licentiate of Midwifery ;slo
.D,fuecoIegy, formerly Obstretric surgeon in
EhNt WITH Sir James Y. Simpson Baronet OF
AHglantA surgeon of the Louisiana Cavalry and
Sixth Infantry in Mexico, Master of Arts of
therapeutics and Embryonic HvOlutions
MEMBER of the Hunterian Society of Medicine
SCIENCE and Bellies Letters, Associate Narbar
lea. '"'4i anu Ane'e
n G.-All fees honorab,s returned 70 ra.iar+o
VINO 90 not receive their full value as a nud mr..
fe20 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
Monetary--Commerciaf.

-
The following telegram was posted a: the Cot
ton Exchange:
.LcsnoS. October "a; p. M-Amouut of bu,.
lion withdrawn from Bank of Eng and OIL balance
on to-day as E62 GOO, mostly Tor America.
Currency was in fair demand, and att-g Openin.
at SG5 & cent premium closed a. rs.
Gold opened at il0l. 0I!l' 10: currency and
;i5hNllbi. III certified chts<s, aud closed at
No sales wer. reported. Tie New York market
opened az 1892. amt closed a. !!a. touching so9
during tlIs Interim.
Nothing .ransplEri in siir.,. american lai: dol
'.rs are low 1uot-d at l!00l II. N certified checks.
and 1864 lOs in currency.
The movement. in sterling exchange was OF fair
extent but the market exhibited good deal Of
irregularitv closing under the influence OF She ad
vance ia god and bills at New York. The sales
ing at .i6h. $4,000 AL clear at 1854; sl5aO bill OF
ading and G25oO AL clear at liz: 5000 Al clear st
IL. \. and E!OG0 bank at fi9s,.
The eales of france included $1,000 and 100000
commercial at -.
in German marks We noticed sales OF 10 90 at I03
At the close sterling bills were quoted at ll6,,
il' for bill of ading and Al clear. and il94 l20 TOR
bank, and irancs and German marks entirely
nominal.
The offerings Of domestic exchange continued
light. The only sales reported we're $4,000 com.
mcrcial sight on New York at = cent premium:
$1,000 bank at 4, and 5000 on Providence at LOT
course for certified checks.
The nominal checking rate OF the banks was y
cent premium. Private sight was quoted at 2I4.
All classes of securities continued dull and NOM
iua The only transaction reported on the street
was the sale of s 900 city seyen-thrty improve.
ment bonds at 52ai.
The city is now paying q second instament of
30 j u cent to the holders of the Commercial Bank
bonds and, after the twentieth instant interest
will he allowed only Oh the remaining balance Of
33 " cent.
We give the folIowin: aa approximate quotations
in currency:
City gold bearins seven y cents IS.
City appropriation certificates Is.
Metropolitan police warrants $780,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
AUCTION SALES.
BY Sheriff Harper.
S:CCESsiOS OF THE LATE JAMES T.. Mo3E-H
DECEASED.
SecOE.: Dis.sc: COsrt for the Parish 0! Cr.eAaH-
M. q 0tH.

No. 81 ,0te.
DY yia-UH OF AND ~ OBEpirSC2 TO An
70 order OF sale rendered July ., 1873 20 ne l.
rected by the honorable ;hs Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans in .he above entitled
matter, Will proceed 20 eel At public auction at
the Merchants and A1ctioneers' Excaanre Raval
street, between Canal and CustOmaous-. streets in
the Second District OF this city, on TUESDAY
October II, 49,, a. twelve o'clock b. for ae.
count OF said succession. the following de SCI. bed
property. 20 wit
A CERTAIN LOT CP GROrSD WIN o..
buildings and Improvements thereon and al .he
rights, Ways servitutes, privileges and ;,dva.-
tages thereUnto belonging 0T in anvwise sp.rr.
Idi.InS situated lying and be ing in the Fourth Dis
tsici ~ this city, designated by The Eumb.r two in
squas. number six, bounded by JAG ksou Jo,ephine
Apollo ana brslard streets; said lot measuring
thirts feet seven inches Sc ven lines front On Jack
son street, by one hundred aud five feet in depth
as pc, plan drawn by J. Pile. late surveyo. dstea
the sixth day OF February 1929 annexed 70 an act
passed before &. Pollock late = notary .rhIic IN
TINS city on the thirteenth day of March f8,3
Beng the same property which was acquired by
the said deceased. although standing in ,he name
OF hi. wife, from Philip Thomas Phiin. bv an aet
passed before Edward Barnett, late notarv pubic
IN tfls city. on the sixteenth day OF April 1867.
s1lu properly vas purchased by the said de
ceased WIN nls own money, and alIhou Oh the TIVE
5tapds IN GIs wifes name, still the same ia not her
separse property. but belongs TO the community.
The plan thereof in NOW IN Y IA h;xioD a. ebe y
change.
1eIms-0ne-focrth cash On fine sros and ,he
balance on credit of one, two. and three years
ID notes occurred by special mort gage and vend-
'fs Leu, bearing interest at the rate of sight per
Gsnt PEE hnum from date of sale to final payment.
IN case OF SUIT ave per centkttOrneys commissions
70 De likewise secured by mortgage The property
yetdorA
VIZ HARPER,
..is "a ecs ~: '0' VI '-'ean'-
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p: PLaC;DE J. .pEAR, src-rosRE
By &. q. q B. ]. Montgomery.

SAFES ETC, AT AUCTION
TRI-WEEKLY SALES
RY =. %. q =. J.. hONTGOMERY-
Camp st-eet.-Will SCH every TUESDAY THTRS-
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'Clock. at their auction yoom corner Camp and
Natehez streets --
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
lRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc
Terms-Cash. -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
By Charles E. Fort,e;.
svCCASs'os OF MES. THoH8s sicsANAss

svCCASs'os OF MRS. THos4s MCNAMARA
Pf CHARLES 4. EORTIER, AUG.
~ tioneer-Ohice No. 81 Exchange alley-WED
hhSoAs, Cctober :. 1873, ct twelve o'clock NJ
will be sold az Meehan's coffee hou.e ,oynrr al
F'.!.rr and Benny streets (Algiers) by order OF
IN. Hon A. Z. Tissot, Judge of the Second Distsict
1875 10y 90
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, With Che build.
ing and Improvements th-reoS in Ike Fifth Dis.
tilct. deslsnAted by the Nc. 20, OF souar. So l.
eyilie, old planl, measuring 81 fee. inches
if0n' on E!Inlre street, ~ 80 fees deep.
!"fnss-one hal: cash; balance in s'le year Sor
mote secured by mort .age, With eight pes cent ia.
1ere-s, the purchaser 20 pay the taxes of 1873.
Act 81 sale before ". II. S. mour notary public.
at purchasers EXPENSE ser oc- is Is %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
By Charles II. Reed.
SUCCESSION OF MARY Z. TAILOR
Seccad pistyict COuv. for tn. Parish Of Oy!eSns.
No. 30 Ar

RH tHAKIES ~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II Ottlce No. z. 81. Charles streeteWill be sold
at public auction a. the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal STREE, between Canal and
Custouh.use streets TUESDAY, November 4, 1873
at twelve "clOcs NJ by order of the Hon A. L.
Vlssot, Judge 81 tho Second District Court for the
parish 81 Orleans, in the above numbered and en-
titled SUCCESSFUL, the following property, viz~
First District.
!. 40. 81 ST. CHARLES STREET between Mel
pomene and 1haiia streets in the square bounded
lastly by PrytSns, two lots of ground measuring
each % feet inches from st. Charles avenue by
i2o feet IN depth between parallel lines These ots
are designated as Nos. and 4, plan No. 81 of t,e
''Segher's Square in office of j. r. Strineer Mte
notary. The improvements consist of a handsome
fWostory frame, WITH hall above and below two
pari"Ts with marble mantels, dining room with
marble mantei, breakfa at room, kitchen, ETC. on
hrst Hoor Above three. bed rooms in main house
and four IN the wing Across the end and rear of
lots, another two story building extends embrac.
ing various good rooms, several closets through
out the building. gas all through and all modern
improvements, two splendid cisterns yards paved
H.wer garden, etc.
?. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, comprising
d23 bO 100 acres, with the buildings and improve.
nients thereon, in the parish of Tangsohoa late a
part or the parish OF St Tammany, and known as
the northeast quarter and north half Of southeast
quarter ana east half of southwest quarter of sec.
ton seven, tow nship four south range nine east
when last described property was acquired from
patrlck Lamb BY ace before M. Hahn, notary pub
lie. May Il. 1862
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
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TaE CROMWELL e.1Nx.
FOR FLORIDA.

SedaS sAeys and Key West, CARRYING RI.
United States Ninii.
A The New Orleans, F,or,d.
}N4 and Havana Steamship Companv
UAE&SzsS senger steamer '''' pa''
Every Week.
'''a sAs soo' OF Calliope street, First District
RATES Of PASSAGE
{.ab'r. 10 hey West. TO Cedar Keys
SteeraSa '''''''''''.' 4Jo S25
Or, ''''"'''.'.s 10 10
,lnEoush nills of lading issued to ALI points in
ton and Savannah. " o" Holh "oaFeH-
.n zone put the company's bills of ladue signed.
$ud none signed after sailing of the stea,ner o'
splendid passen ger accommodations All t,rorrb
tickets given to above peinte -'u ''i''usn
Office A" Pern4e SNom the
sos Seag&s or passage apply to
a. X. ROBERTS. Treasures
No. 100 Common stree
ever Che Louisiana National e.,1
de5 " i'"s oA regular day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
SUCCESSION OF JOHN TABOR.

| Second D,trie: Court Tor III Parish Of Orleans
No. i, 438.
ny e.. z. s2IRARDEY Il co.. AUG.
ID tioneers Nicholas J. Hoey, Auctioneer.-OfHce
No. II Exchange place.-SATURDAY, November 8,
| 1873, at twelve o'clock M., at the Merchants and
Auctioueers Exchange, on Royal, between Canal
and CustOmhouse streets, in this city of New Or
leans, by virtue of order of the honorable the
Second District Court FOR the parish of Orleans,
dated Septembes II, 1879 will De sold by public
auction the following choice property, to wit.
of this city, III the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue, Jena, Live Oak and Laurel streets desig.
mated IA Nos. s, s. :, aud II.
Lots Nos S. 6, : and adioin each other and
measure each 80 feet front on Napoleon avenue by
10 feet in depth. The improvements on lots Nos
and comprise a new double one story and attic
brick cottage retired from the street, having front
and side galleries. and double two story brick
kitchen in rear. Lots Nos. and are under fence.
Lot No. II measure. so feet front Live Oak
street, by l58 feet in depth. The improvements
comprise tvc-stOry brick cottage, with two story
2. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth District
of this city. in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue, lena, Chestnut and Plaquemines Coli
scum street Said lots adjOin each other and
measure each % feet inches front Napoleon
avenue by ITO feet in depth between parallel lines
Lot No. forms the corner of Napoleon avenue and
Chestnut streets. These lots are fenced aud we'll
shaded. and stocked with a great variety of fruit
g. SIX LOTS OF GROUND IN CARROLLTON, par.
sh Of Jefferson, designated as lots Nos. ], "a
and "a of square No ca B, bounded by CarrOton
avenue Dublin Sixth and Jeanette streets Lots
Nos. to nd join each other, and measure each 30
feet front On CarrOiiton avenue, by 1870 feet in
depth, lot No. forming The corner Of CarrOiltOn
avenue and Jeanette streets. Lot No. "a 2d Joins
the above lots in the rear and measures 80 IL ct
lnches front on Iean1ette street, by $50 feet in
depth
a. TWEErY-FoCR LOTS OF GROUND, in Car
roton parish of Jefferson, designated az lots Nos.
to "a, and forming the whole of square No. So B,
bounded by Carroton avenue, Short, Jeanette
and sixth streets and measuring together 300 feet
trent on CsrrOllton avenue and Short streets, and
273 feet front on Jeanette and Sixth streets.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash, aud the remain
der on credit OF year from date of sale,
in notes bearing interest of eight per cent Ger an
mum from date of sale until nal pay ment secured
by special mortgage and vendors lien the prop
erty sold, with she penal clause of Eve
per cent attorneys fees in the event of
suit, Improvements to he kept fully insured
and policies transferred, and purchasers to as.
sumo payment, over and above theiy bids. Of all
taxes tor 1873. payable in 1874.
Acts of sale at the pense Of she pure BE-
fore Octave Morel, notary public.
Oc2 ii 10 25 moi 3
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BUSINESS CARDS,

p 4. MURRAY,
ClSTERN MAKER.
NJ. 34l Magazine street. betwee, ru,in
and st. Joseph streets.
DIPLOMAS AWARDED IN 1872 AND 1879
olsterns made to order and repaired. All worS
~em anIed. A Lot Of cisterns. from 1000 70 20,etD
gallons, made Of the best material and workman
Zip, kept constantly on hand and for sale at
pscea TO suit the times. Orders promptly attend
~ w. mha ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
LOTS ON RLYSIAN FIELDS STREET,
SUCCESSION OF f. D. WHIT.
Second 0iA:rict Court for the PayiAh Of Or. Aas-
M 35 1881.

Rf T.. =. GIRARDEY 81 60. arc.
- toneers-Ficho.as J. Hoey, AucIloneer~ Office
1873, st twelve o'clock ~, at tho Mercnsnts ana
Auctioneers Exchange, on 2oyal street, will be
sold by pUbhc auction By virtue OF an order of the
honorable Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated October :. 1873. the following de
scribed property. 20 wit
SIX LOTS OF GROUND il she Third District of
this city in the square bounded by Ely.an Fieid.
Aarignv, Ia Force and Libesai t.ets known as
lots Nos. 8 10 l3 Lot, Cos and 9 front each Is
feet six inches Elvsau Fields street BY FOG feet
1868 inches in depth. Lots Nos. 10. II and II front
each 80 fee: Inches OF ElssiAn Fields street BY q
trOnts 3. .... On l.. Fo..s erect by 100 feet il,
depth.
Terms % Sale-Cas.l and purchasers 20 assume
payment, c"tI and above Their bids o. all taxes
.: 1875.
Acts of sale y. tae expense Of the purchasers. be-.
fore P. c. Crveilier, notary public.
oc3 II t3 25 moi
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PRIZE LIST,

-u'D pGlZeS.. : $50 coo
The title 10 the above real es'a.. 10 guaranteed
perfect. The liberia! terms of this scheme bring
offered for the poo, 10 rise to wealth
PRICE OF TICkE1S-SiDgle tickets - so eleven
tickets e25; fftysiX tickets Ups rs tickets $50
The drawing viii be made under Che superin.
tendeEce of a committee appointed by the highest
officials in the State duly to the faithful per-
Torrance of the duties assigned them. The high
est officials, both OF city. county and State have
not only indorsed Mr.. Abeles but also his scheme
The demand for tickets Is unparalleled and all de
string participate in the drawing should q. once
foEIR thev clubs and send il thei, osGerA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
Agents WAITED

in al States cities and towns in the United States
anS Canadas.
Aoney should be sen. BY registered letter. post
Office order express with the full address OF the
purchaser in plain writing.
Every package of eleven tickets has a chance &c
win eleven prizes, but positively certain 20 win
one. while one person out of every ten who pur.
chase package Of eleven il bound TO win two
prizes
For further Information and particulars send for
circulars to the manages and proprietor and I'D
dress SIMON ABELES
sell 3m esd Ieavenworth, Kausas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
LOST,

I OST-rES DOLLARS REVARO-OS FRI.
IL day last, in the sixth District on Nalsuce
street, Or on IT. Charles, between Ealeuc. and
State streets, lsdys BREASTPIS. It Is gold and
Jet ses with pearls, and With pendants. Til. above
reward viii be psd 20 the person returning II TO
this office, or to j. " Fairfax No. 26J siYth street
near Prytana. oc5
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AUCTION SALES.

D1 z. 4. ESTLIN.-LOUISIANAA AUCTION
II SALE STABLES, No. 248 Common street, be-
tween Rampant and Basin streets &C l. Estln,
AuctioneeE. wiz have regular sales Of Horses
Mules. etc. every WEDNESDAY and SATUhDA1
at II A. d..
Constantly in receipt Of large invoices Of Ken
lucky and Indiana Stock. which will be sold on ehe
above named days without limit. sel3 i'm