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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
NO. G:S.
IN .i<"te


Tc Authorize the police jury OF the parish
of st. Charles 10 levy a specia! tax TO re-
deem outstanding warrants.
SECTION !. Be II enacted hy the Senate
and House OF Repre- sentatives of the State
IF Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened. That the police jury o' the parish
OF ST. Charles be and is hereby authorized,
az soon as practicable after the passage Of
this act, to levy a specia! tax sufficient to
cover al! outstanding warrants OF said p"-
lice 'ury. for the purpose o: paying and
canceliDg the same.
Sec. , Be it furthe- enacted, etc. That
this act shall 90 into effect from and after
its passage, and that AZ. laws or pare o.!
laws conflicting theleT!tL lie r,peait! so
far as so conflicting
iSignsdl CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker Of :he House of Representatives.,
;Signedi G. {. ANIOINE.
Lieutenant Governor ard President o. the
Senate.
Approved March -, 1873,
.S;gnedI WILLIAM +. KELLOGG
Governor of the Stat. II L,niiSl. l. d.
i tue copy.
J. q. DEsLUSDr.
Secretary OF STATE.
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~ O. -sS.


Fo, ~, relief Of th- public s"hoo;- Z: the
CITY of New Orleans from hebI: 10 more
t.nectualiy provide for. funding the same.
and declaring the construction Of section
thirteen of act No. 20 of 1872. and 70 regu
late the levy OF school tax for 1913
SECTION |. lie It enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives of tie State
OF Louisiana il Genera! Assembly con
yentd, That the issue Of new CONSOLIDATED
bonds of the city of New Orleans. general
series, for school warrants fer debt of the
yea,- IS.. and iS1: no. funded at the time
of the passage OF this act, shal. nOt be con-
strued a. an otttnse or violation of the penal
and prohibitory provisions of section thir
teen of act Nc. y Of 1872. on account of any
excess over the limit laid down n said sec
ton, but no further issue for any other
purpose shall IN that case be lawful until
the payment or absorption OF sufficient
bonded or certified debt TO allow OF such is
sue within the limit Of twenty-three mil.
hons OF dollars. under the pains and penal
ties provided in said section thirteen OF act
No. % of 1872, for violation thereof.
SEC. ,. Be 1t further enacted. etc. That
the Council of the city Of New Orleans in
levying the tax tor and collectiblt in 1873
for the support of public schools for the
said years shall not be required to observe
the provisions Of section twenty eight of
act Mo- extra session of 1870. but may
pass the ordinance finally upon one read.
ing. and at one and the same sitting,
whether at a regular or special meeting.
the object hereof being to enable collection
of school taxes for lS.,: with the other city
taxes of the same year.
SEC .. Be i. further enacted. That this
act shal! 90 into effect from an" alter Its
passage.
(Signed: CHARLES W.LOWELi.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Is gredl c. c. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and pres.dcE: .! he
Senate.
Approved HGrch II, 1873.
.Slgnedl WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG.
Governor OF the State .t !.oGIs.an".
s true copy:
7. &. DEsLONDE.
nt Starp
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Sts,onG l's;r,: Co,it Ior ,.- i4...n ..s .u-.r.-
So. c.Ir4,.
Df ylkrrK OF ANp II nbE.iEscH n, ssnx

Df SIkTCh Gs AND IL OBEHik:CN ~ as sJft.
ID der Of .ie, rendered May Is, If-i dlrect.si by
the honorable the second DstncI Court !or the
parish OF orl@aas 10 8 :. ha.E.Oef. .'te .hertR.
above entitled matter, will proceed t, sell al
pubic auction, at the Merchants and 5uction"er-'
kXcbau ge. Royal street. between Cana! and Gu.
tDnhtuse streets IN Ih. second District of ts
city on SATURDAY. Apr!! Y, .53 II .Tetve O'Clock
NJ, for account OF said sUcco-aIJn. The t,!!oW.ng
bed property. 30 wit:
/. FIVE LOIS or GRDIND, vii. 81. thr build.
ings and ;n rOvemenfs ih-Itou, making part "f
kernion's property. sItuated at Cent Lly. III this
parish. suburb IRENE, said lots are -l@na ed by
the numbers one. two. thIer. four ana hVe al
sQuaIe number fourteen, tounded by Broad. Aubry.
bTeljy and White streets, plan drawn by 4 ION
DHemec0urt, b late surveyor on the twelfth OF &c.
tEbtr, l3iT Deposited I'm the office OF Lucstn Her.
mann, Ia g notary publ; II TINS city and meas
UTe, IL American measure, according 10 said plan,
: follows: Lot number one, forming ih- corner OF
Aubry and White stTeet9 easurea thirty one feet
seven and a half inches front on White street, ~
one hundred and i've feet deep and front on AUbry
street; lots numbers two. three. four and IT, al
10 each other ard measure, sGCh, 'hirty.uu" feet
seven inches front on White street By onT handT".
and five feet deep between parallel lines.
Said property purchased by the late Peter
before A. Ducate!, notary. On the t"e.nh day oi
July, 1884.
te said r,rorerty " III be definitely aC Indicated L.
at ~ elve month"; credit, the purchaser furnish.
n 2 bond with good and solvent security condi
toned according TO law, and special mortgage on
the property sold until final paw ment. said pur.
chaser viii have to deduct and pay in cash M.
printing, sherir7s and clerks fees, etc. which
amount to about two hundred and t9rptr-Hya
dollsrs and iur.AeTnoro the state, pEfAh snd
municipal taxes. the amount of which is not Vet
escertA1neA-
W p HARPER.
,nh2: g Apli Sheriff Of the Parisl. Of OTxass
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NJ.
Inv YOU and oblige yours, etc.
Field accepted the draft, but upon 'ts
subsequent presentation fOr payment, the
same was refused, ard it was accordingly
protested.
Tue present suit Is based on the accepted
draft, the plaintiff alleging that tie war
rant had been collected. and defendant
denying it.
The proof is that the defendant became
the owner of the State warrant after ac-
cepting the draft, and that he went to the
State Treasurer and converted nearly all OF
it into State bonds. The plaintiff contends
that although the money on the bonds had
not been realized. vet that the conversion
of the warrant into bonds is really such
collection Of il as makes the draft eXigible.
The defendant stipulated no time within
which the warrant was to be collected
In acceptiRp the draft pavahie out OF the
warrant "when cnIlpcted." the acceptoF
should be held liable on the promise N that
.cpsc in which the raytt. understood it at
the time Thi- rric has not only guided
and governed the courts but has been Ell
rrsttrd runn the principles Of. mora! aud
political philosophr for several generations
of mankind
The nature OF ,ir warrant upon che col
lection OF which the l,avment OF the drat,
wa. made TO depend. and the intention Of
the accep-or and pay.e IN making tue con-
trac, arr to be carried into effect DIS far as
rossiSlr Ii ia a general rule ni law 10 con.
strue all Instruments yortius cnutre prefer.
fntnu, bu. il doing SO. the courts must Iot
disregard what Is rationa! and equitable
between the parties.
think. however. tina: .he safest rule is
| as Chic. .Ja5tice IiDdal has ito deLend
| upon tn. intention Of the parties, to be col.
| lected in each particular case from the
! terms of the agreement itself. and from the
! subiect matter 10 whi.h IL relates" In con.
. yerting the Stat. warrant into bonds, was
! there a breach o. the condition OF accept.
| ance If SO, there was a breach of the
whole contract, and the debt became there.
| by due and exigibte IN accepting the draft
! herein sued on, was il Intended by the pave
| that the acceptor should he permitted TO
| dispose OF the warrant for bonds that
| NAV not be payabl. in five wears TO CONE,
! and 1hus f, re him 80 wait for his mont V
| until the epeculations of the acceptor were
| exhaustpdI ] ;hink not. l. must be con.
! ceded that if the defendant could dispose
| of the warrant at all. without becoming az.
swerable to the plaintiff for the amount Gt
| his acceptance. he could. by novation. etc /.
! postpone it for an indefinite period OF time.
| and thar, TOO, without paying interest. .!
| think II clear that nv eXchan giug the war.
| rant for the bond the defendant has corr
| pletely and entirely novated the debt. be-
| cause the original debt, evidenced by it. is
| extiDguished. "Novation is a contract,
| consisting OF two stipulations: One to ex-
| tiuguish an existing obligation: the other
| to Substitute a new one in its place Rec.
| C.. c., 2!Sj
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
An ACT

7" enforce the payment OF taxes due the
State, providing for the seizure and sale
Of the property OF delinquent taXpay ers,
and regulating the proceedings against
them and against their property and
tenants.
SECTION I. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That in case of refusal or neglect of any
person against whom property Is assessed.
TO pay the taxes thereon within ten days
after the expiration of the public notice
required by law. the tax collectors may
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
his act shall take effect from and after it's

this act shall take effect from and after it's
passage.
(Signed) CHARLES ". LOWELL,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
tSigned) &. c ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and President of tie
Senate.
Approved. March q, 1873
:Signedl WILLIAM z. KELLOGG.
Governor OF the State Of louisiana
). true copy:
!. &. DESLONDF.
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

y Cleveland. Ohio. woman. who's" ZOE
parts his hair in the middle. has written 10
the government 20 know if she is not ent!
tied 10 d pension. The chief Of the pension
bureau writes back that she can net receive
a pension unless be pastes his hair down
in scollupS on his forehead, and wears seal
ring on each little finger. IN addition &c h4s
first mentioned intirmity.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
LAWS Of TEE STATE @! lGUlSlahA
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
No. 80.
JOINT RESOIUTION.

JOINT RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, A bill has been introduce In
troducedl in Congress refunding the Lax
paid on cotton: therefore. be it
Resolved by the Senate and House Of
Representatives In General Assembly con.
vened, That this is pre-eminently a Just and
wise measure, aud that we urge upon Con-
gress the prompt enactment OF this law.
RcSolrcd. That a copy of this joint resotu-
luton be forwarded by the Governor, un.
der the seal cf the State, to our Senators
ard Representatives. in Washington, to be
laid by them before their respective bodies.
;Signed) CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,.
iSigned) G. c. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of :be
Senate.
Approved February ~, 1873.
iSigued) WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
Governor OF the State of Lou!sran..
4 true copy:
+. &. DEsLONnE.
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

Di VIRruf uF ;ED ~ rE&p.t"CE &c ~
ID order OF sale rendered March 1913. and 10
d-.t ted by the hOnGtablc abs. y cOnd district Court
tor the parish OF DrtauB in the above entitled
NHtt"r viii proceed 70 81. at public auction. at
the Merchants a,d AurtlOn'eTs' Exchange, Ru' q,
street. bet wetn Cana! and 'ustOmhOust- .treets
tine Sro"nd DatI!C: OF this city. on MONDAY
AprlI - 1873. al tWey, "cloCa NJ. o. der fleet
!. par.itIo:.. IL" :oI.ow.u. d"s",Iued property 70
vii
4 LOT CF GROUND, with the building. and I'M.
prov JIrI... thereon situate! II tne 9Th Ustrct
ut.;h citT :!atr the C!I: -: Jef SOM. n the
square numb, thirteen. bounded Dy General Tav
l"r Aus ei liL Laure! aud Lave Ots street,. and
de- suhtrd as lot number two, on plan drawn bv
A Furlfs r. surveyor, dated fifteenth of ebruary
l8i9 Deposited il til" office OF Joseph r. Beard hen
n notary public IN tine city. '"hich lot measures
tweI.t III feet ten inches three lines font on
AustelIilZ street bv "a Dc pin Of one hundred and
twenty :e't. be;"eFn lar4.!si lines. :meEraI.
meas Lre.
Teims--iasl, Oh the spot.
~. =. HAfpFR
mills u ;ip!t Sheriff "f the Parish of Orleans.
SUCCESSION ar THE LATE ?.vhR H. GLD!s
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AUCTION SALES.
By Sheriff Earper.


SALE ti TRk SHERIFF OF THl PARISH uF
GRLEA%~ IN GRpKR 10 EFFECT p4K-
-.riQS.
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St,tt>>ION oY -Hf LATl %a:H!.Ls J..
NOSEiOYEal HtCFAS:i.
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Terms Of subscriptions


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fourth Of the daily rates. -.,..,,
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SUCCESSION JOHN DoELL, DECEASED.

Second p.s,r,ct Court for the Parish % oi'eAL'--
Docket No S,C}6
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
BY 6. De Ferie. g. Co.

t.i-,hTiBiE ONE STORY FRAME HOC>RsS
PKlEUR STREET. BEyWEkS EERLLRtG
AND COLUMBUa.
~ THE Mater or TIKI HfSOR CH:LBhIH
or DR.. JAMES DJPAS.
Se'ont: tst!Gt Court tor 'he X,aSi.l. 81 ss.a!.s.
Nc H37J1
by G. DE FERlRr ~ CO-JOHN q. M0Eo
u rose Au'tlOnce!-'tf Nice NO. 50 Roy2: street,
THURSDAY. April p, 1879. at :welve o'coos
NJ. at The ST Laus Auc'ioH Bxch1ngt. will be solo
By public auctIono by virtue OF order from tho
Ron. ). L. 'i- -"'o judy. .t :Hs second DlHlnc.
t"Irt t"' the parish 1t Orleans. drte6 Ha5re 80
W. the follow ng described property
= tk"i4IS 10! ~ GbrI Nd sltuateG IA ths
!IHd !.=trct of thu. C!: IN the sq'i " bounded -
Prirur. .k.Irr.c' o..a'l hni C!!l. bus 6treeJs
nrirc 81 feet ch".i front on Prieur .tre..o
tE ~ tee: :Hcn,b d iut. sCpth, between e0,.i.
and .aIall-I lin. - together wit' -" lIdIngs au..
y.DS.Tnents erectcH thereon. The whole accOrtls
ing :" piaI. '.ade hy Chs.isG1. DC Llb.c. syTgey0
and dated March p. ! }.
Terme- one. at cash. md iha balance OF. .
credit q: wear, in mote 'e-,uTed 10y sI-ci-.
gage and vendors 'iep. bearing interest 1T HI.
rate Ut eight ;cI Cvlt PER Annugu from date unf.
paid. In Of sut. live per cent attorney = fees
TO b. IKE $50 secured hy z tge. The buildings
10 be kept injured ard the pOliCy Transferred ~
vendor. Taxes o! iR72 to be assu red and paid By
the purchaser over and above the phi, ( of ad lud
cation.
Act Of sale at the ezpense OF ptrchr ser before :;
h"T"' rcttr' pubic. lrh 2 % - l2 i3 2,
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BRICK STORE AND RESIDENCE OPPOSITE soRA
PURU MARKET. FOURTH DISTRICT AZ Ftt
LIC AUCTION
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:. eoLG I..stIJc: cox, !or Il. ra.,ss ~ U@.n.-
Sr = -.
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\, c. H,SIDN OF 9iK-- = KILL
H'"'i.I 1't:!ct Court for the Pa,t.a E: G...
No B 2!a.
DIE. DE RERILrS.cn--ioHS G. ans

- Il. DE FERIET &, CO.-joHS G. MOS
- :oe'. A.ctOnrer-Oibue No. 81 RI, al street
TUESDAY,. April Is. .eT3 At twelve O'Clock -
the ht. L"ula Auction Exchange. vii! te sold ty
puoAc auction. by viTtIo of oTdr: from u"
ron A l. It7sot. tufge of tho second DlstTlc'
1873, the following drecro. property for accouh!
OF said -uOce EBIul-
CkETAIS LOT OF GROCED 81 udted N IT,"
Third Dietrtct of thu, - il the square Aoundo1
by Frenchmen. DauPh,- Union aud Royal streets.
aud measuring 30 f.. ,'-rncn ultasurel front or
Prrrchmpu street hy ! Il feet IN depr tOgethe!
with all the bllldr =, 4 improvements thereo2.
being Noe. 62 and % Pre- uchmeu street,
rerrns-Cash OH the spot
Act Of sale before W J. Casteu. notary puhho. b:
The eI pense Of purchaser. mhl5 " ATE u ="
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hoptbtv advertisements. inserted every oth''
a.u 70 hS charged twO-rli!ds OF the above rates
eecord page monthly advertiseIneNS ea'i.
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Trarsrnt advertisements. having the " f'h q, , 'ie
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11~p,,t insertion seventy five ctHts per SQUARE
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ss- rtion u i So per equare. ..s. % ,.
Advertisements inserted az Intervals Z" 'e
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Regular advertisers, who advertise IafetIS WI"
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

,.,,,,Iieb, A eyerv Saturday morning and CONTAINS
az nesz by tel, graph. miscellaneous reading edi'
tnriaIs local matters Of general public interest,
.sommrrciaI and monetary reports, and every thing
.1, n,aars in the Daily except such items IS are
aSIittIe or no public moment. The WEEKLY KE-
FURTJCAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
ss well for instruction and amuse Dent as .I4iorms
r,on on lie current topics OF the day.
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saLlAbLE AARELE Mill, WITH FN''!Nf,
lolLER~ AND MACHINERY. AND EIGHT
LOTS or GROUND OE TCHOCPITCUIAs AND
WATER STREETS. between Washington and
s.>rl. street., on easy terms. at public aucto.s
81 c,ESs!OE OP CHARLKS II. GARBRR. In
CEASED. TO LlQUIDATE COPAaTNBRSTT.
S...ui Iistr5rt tourc for the Parish O. ".i'~Le--
No, 35 g04.
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. r.,o r1,rae SIX One
Squares. rroIth lnonthsimonths months year.
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.n,N sasn 4 uOpGsON-w ] HotGsoN.

Second i.s;..", Court Tor the Pat.si,": t''."is--
No. $3.50.
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SUCCESSION ar THE LATE PHVER ~ GI.D!s
tS.-a.e...
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!NU STORY BRICK KEhIDhN.E AND two FAA'
GABLE LoTS OF GROUND. on Ko,s~t.E stree:
iG,l. n p4stIict.
SUCCESSION OF DR. Nj. NJ DCW'LE: i:tk ssEr
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

DEMEMBER THE SALE OF A. II. TAYLOR'S TROT-
~ ting Stock. at his Stock Farm, Orange county, Y,
Chambers street at 40 A. NJ foot of Twenty third street
hulf hour earlier, returning alter the
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, g.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPrORY SALE,
"A. BY PUBLIC AUCTION,


"A. BY PUBLIC AUCTION
At NO. 5 NELSON PLACE, MERCER STREET,
BETWEEN wAyERLEY AND CLINTON PLACES,
BY JENKINS L DUFF, AUCTIoNkERs,
of the entire u Van Scklen, ESQ., VINO sells
account OF sickness and Is going abroad by advice Of
SPEED SAFETY AND ELEGANCE,
including fine and handsome bay GeldinP, Io5s
hands high sired by Hambletonian, dam Mambrno
he is years old with full name aud iai mas star
on face and one white hind ankle he Is as nue.
troters road; was never handled but one month on
track and when he taken out OF hands OF trainer ne
troted full mile in 39 to he can always beat
240 and as honest horse as stands ior sale tns ely
pulls lugs res; has great endurance, and war
ranted sound, kind and true. :
Also fine and fast brown Gelding, l5I hands high
years old has free and tail sired by Henry b.
Patchen, dam Kentucky bred mare he is without any
the finest styled trotcrs in the coun
try; plenty bone and muscles has fine action, great en-
durance amable disposition, powerfully gated and an
better than 0 he has fine head long arch neck clean
limbs good feet and Is sound kind and true.
Also fine sorrel Mare, lba hands high years old ;
sired by Dutchess County Bnshaw, dam by American
STAR was raised In Orange county, and when4 years old
rotted quarter In 4a seconds: she Is as hne gated as
trotter to be good under saddle ana very
stylish In harness; she is warranted sound and kind
in Kentucky and brought to this city about four months
ago expressly for Miss Van Scklen TO drive 70 pony
phaeton; he can be driven by any one inside Of min
uteS and Is warranted sound and kind.
Phaeton single and double Harness, BIanKets, Robes
N. B-This stock comprises as fine stock was eyer
offered for public sale in this city and all Will be sod 70
highest bidder without Limit restriction 80,
Sale positive, rain or shine, on Friday l7th nst at II
O'clock.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
A UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van TasselD,
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, OLD STAND.
81 Nassau street oDDosite the Post Office.

THE HORSE AUCTION M ION BRANCH ,, OF % 0UR HOUSE IS
isEs issEEsSSSs = 5HiTSE5S$E GSTESESSSA pSTSE STsEET
strict ana prncpes which have always
and confidence Of the business community well as the
pEEsgLAH SALES EVERY TUESDAY AMP FRIDAY
FAMILY ESTABLISH fG S;T.gGka OF BROWN CAR
asdsT Sna sasde have
eeq eee long nuranes and ee
pSSS SEAEAE 95Er svtE II eo9P Sfgnf
hands and years. kind and true IN all harness '
py
FGa l. hsE RaEE 1HPHh
ness anS erom and
sss STEss aps
fSwan aS1
Mare I5,z hands years old kind and true in all
avs1 haa 5ss s
TOP
sa ssSS SxH sgsEV Sss Sg sEHsH
nigh plsed S but
dS sSund A GOOD ORDER
sSfHsPiS SSssiS aSSS SSESH HANDS,
years, kind and true has been USED as road horse
TOP af bE BAR ko TY BUILT
DARK BAY COUPE HORSE, ALL BLAuk polNrs
under saddle very Stylish excellent traveller great
endurance and warranted sound
GRAY HORSE, Is HANDS, YEARS; KIND AND TRUE
pleasant as driver, is M ali day traveller and warranted
sound.
TOP ROAD WAGON CITY BUILT. IN GOOD ORDER
CABRIOLET, IN GOOD ORDER.
BRIGHT BAY KENTUCKY BRED HORSE, l6 HANDS.
8years; kind and true in all harness; has fine open
gait can trot in 30, and wa%rrante9 % G sound
CLOSE COACH, SHIPPING PANEL
BAY MARE, l51a HANDS, YEARS; KIND AND TRUE
all harness; excellent worker, and sold for
RoCKHWAY CITY BUILT, IN GOOD ORDER.
| GRAY HORSE, l6 HANDS, 9 YEARS; KIND AND TRUE
in all harness.; an excellent family or business
horse and sold for want Of USE
sORREL HORSE Is HANDS, YEARS: SOLD FOT
/ account of whcm II may concern.
| TWELVE OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTION TIME OF
| sale.
Twenty top Buggies Express and Depot wagons Truck
on platform springs; twenty sets of Single liar
| SALE i'Cs 'Cs0MMESHcEs AT 1o,s O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
DmECToRY v0e ADVERTISERS.

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NACHINERY-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsT PAcE-Fth column.
NEDICAL-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKINu-FlRsr PAcE-Sec-
xrsoEILxSEous GIi sSHs ADvERr1sEMENTs- PAos-
ISCELLANEOUS-TwKLrrH PAGr-Sixth column.
MUSICAL-FIRsr PAGE-Third column
PERSONAL-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
PlANOFORTES, ORGANS. &C-FIRs1 PAGE-Third
POLiTICAL-TwRLvrH PAcE-sixth column
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAGE-Stxth column.
PROPOSALS-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES--
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
- RENT-SEcoND PAGE-Fret and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEcoND PAcE-second
ZEAL ESTATE wANTED--sncosD PAcs-second col.
REwARDs-FIRsr PAos--second column
BALES AT AUCTION-NINTH PAGE-First and second
sITUxTiONS wANTED-FEMALEs-ELxv PAGE
First second, third fourth NTH and sixth columns
and Twelfth PACE-first column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGR-Frst
80 and second columns. Aes
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-secend column.
sPORTING-DOGs BIRDS &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Thlrd
TIE TRXDEs-TwrLrrH PAor-Thrd column
THE TURF-FrRsr PAGR-Third column.
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwxLrrH PAGE
=, Third and, and fourth 11T eolTmns uIna
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAcE-Fifth column.
WATCHES JEWELRY, &C-TwELrrH PAcE-Sixth col
wESTCHKsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-First column
WINTER RESORTS SECOND PACE-FQurth column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Second col.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOR SALE.

An ESTABLISHED CLEAN, CASH, PROFITABLE
~ business, without competition. Will be disposed Of
on favorable terms. Apply to uNDERHILL co., %
Duane street
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
n Birds, &c.; Medicines all disc eascs Prepared
Food for mocking birds; at b. c. DovEYs No. Greene
street near Canal