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New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

An important sale OF horses vehicles, harness. etc.
will take place Tuesday next May 10, at MeSsrs.
Barker Chase's New-York Tatersalls, corner Thirty
uinth-st and Broadway The stock 20 be offered
IL the property or Mr.. James Wallace Of thls
city, who Is about 70 sail FOR Europe and IL in
cudes among several well known trottes tho
famous bay gelding John j. Bradley, with his
splendid record OF 225i gray geldng, by Young Nor
rll, dam by Abdallah, can trot In 1885 hne Drows
HambetOnian colt dam by Henry Clay, gated ana
very fast also, beautifully matched carriage team
Kentucky bred. stylish and elegant. As the stock VIII
be sold without reserve the opportunity should not %
lost sight OF by those who are desrOus OF purchasing
SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE STOCK
The stock of Messrs. Galloway, Ireland &
Co.. consisting OF twenty head Of stations, mares.
geldngs colts, and FLIES, recently sold az pubhc
auction at Fmnence, Ky. -Four lots were withdrawn;
and twenty-fOur sold realizing ~ so, average OF
nearly 800 head The best prices were paid Tor tho
following
pair coach horses y,s Old l6 hapds high dark bays he
not named, sold A. Graatof Frankfort. X, for slo5O
are line e. sold to George Ludsnbarge Louisville 500
6iy. Sg ns a o % O = G. Hubbard Of Louisville Tor sTso
geling YasAac DID, BY Bourbon CHIEF he oy Man
Gray saddle mare yeafs Old high BY Gray Denmark
The remainder q the 1s $500 per bead
The colt Willie Graves, by Rice Graves dam By Alb
daan CaleI AZ Laylor eIt SeGf faI so 70 M reeS 81
Paterson, n. j., for $500 bay, oy Billy Denton Jam
star mare sold by the same party, for sCO TO MI
r. ward Macy Of Versailles, KY, has sold colt by
LHmber dam by Lady shaw, by Geo. NJ. Patehen, Tor
$500 Mr. Pierce LOrillard purchased OF Mr. WEIGH OF
Chestnut Hills yearling colt out OF Maiden By Lexng
ton, for 81 OOl.
The following blood stock recently sold by Mr.
Shedden, near Montreal, Canada
Roam yearng BY Extra Victoria to Mr. J. BOnlOa fSr
$50 .
S2l5
Gray ye By Thunder Out imported Bdcatchsr ma to
Mr. Gordon, for SPAS -.
years BY Thunder out Of JuuA Adams " Mr. A. Lh
for
aO year, broheI to HTrene, 70 Mr. soys for 81 ss1o ss,
MeteOr yesrs Thunder, OF Verge. S3A
Sopha ear by JACK The Barber b. Mr. SAngs
for $40
The carriage trade OF the week. like its immediate pre-
decessOr lacked animation aud the salesfr0m the
repositories have been cOmparatelY small. further
falling on orders for De work has also been reported
at several carriage manufactures. Southern trade "
dull but there is moderate demand for medium grades
OF work from the Middle and Western States. Prices
are firm except for common work.
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market quiet for Raw with Fair 70 Good Refining
MATED Al n dgic The only reported 2 hhds Cayed
~ ~ and 300 boxes gl Refined N lAc for Hsrds
STFARIN quiet and steady at about DC for Prne tea
TALON snd shsde sales Of o. 900 b AZ Blc
for Common 9 for good, $50 bids Prime City at ll6c
WHISKY and geak. sales OF bbiS at
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.nronz. OF rnor.an. .rx-,on. ron .sOge

sept l. 1872 2Oon 2s 75sssO 30 sl7A 5 "O's2SS
Ssme time 90 .us oe e2e aet n
last u7s Loss $40 lae ol7S eeS 49, 1oo
SKINS-Tbe market costumes VeIt 9net ros
b o Is Al McTcSn a9 do Calcutta 10 90 PSyta and 10 DO
Matamoros receipts l5 bales MeIosn va Az so,s IN 70
hr smspd for Deer sales 5000 ID central Amsne-h snu 1 20
Te,aS Sc receipts IS bales fom AspinwA Ly 90 ron rOio
Csbeo Is DO ron rrxo aad II do Teas &C we qnols
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
fectnres ano Meetluas.


sTEINWAY HALL
TUESDAY EVENING, May -, At 8 o'clock.
Tckes cents 81 Sehirmers 7Ol
broadway Dison I'll Broadway d. Appleton Co. 4s Broadway,
sDd A. J. Fishers % aAssaust
AEsRIoAs SOCIAL ASSOCIATION Peu6eron~qaAre
BOsros May5 1919
THE eighth general meeting of the American
Science Association will be he'd IN this city in Freeman
AheuBum, lJ "a,
ORDER OF PROCEEDlNGs.
TUESDAY NAV i3-BvESISG SESSION -
TO n" Municipal Government" BY DORMAh b. EAIOh OF
WEDNESDAY MAY l4-MosSrSG SEsslos -
Higher Education u Women" by I. W. HiGIN
SON Of nespor, T.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Reform OF the Currency" BY JOSEPH s.
ROPES OF Boston.
THURSDAY, May i5-MoBSISG SESSION.
fOAm- The Influence Cuns, BY Dr. EDWARD JAk-
The History the International" by D. a. WATSON to
b. read BY Dr. d. Y. LINCOLN. -
2m2 Legislation Relation Pharmacy" by Prof q. r. H.
MARKOB Of Boston
AFrERSOOS
"Eome Of 1870" BY Zen. +. A.
WALKER Of NeN-Haveu Conn
Cenenen and ss these subjects have been requested
o discuss them.
attend GEORGE WILLIAM CuhtiS' PRESIDENT
r b. Chairman of Committee.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12


6orses, Carriages. 6aruess, &r.
ATNY. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
- uORY FoURTH-AvB. COR TwBNrYFPrHSE
hand a reasonable prices great yasty
FOR SALE--A very stylish, fine, gentleman's
EoADsTsa n S2uPs sI aoasE KS S @ ASs na
top HARNESS al in good order Address w.
HARNESS.-HOrse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Apron, E'i ~ '''c ks%Ss n SSssSaS Il T ss Bs1 sa.s @
aTss: anss sa,Soo%. sai7s ii chs@6srs.,t
A T. DEMAREST & Co,
"A. 62s and 61D Broadway.
Offer st genuine bargains their stock 0f
FINE CARRIAGES.
styles Just an.ae for 1 SPn1s 5'as % s11 land Es5dlU1, -
and C5 sDInE Sest Family Rosiiwly Five style,
. % vsF fsEs Pas5G ssi Depot Wagons as @ cs ai
%s shah Offer bargains and invt, lockers.
A MAJOR CHAS. w. BARKER, AuctiOneer-
IA GREAT SPECIAL R GA rI ANp PEREHT2bf SALE
rRoTTiNG STOCK, 60.
lhA WHO ysor SHORTLY SAILS for sarSpe N'
.-,,.,4 AZ BARKER BARK "a 4 SH1SEs E, ,r.rvps,,,s
CITY AUCTION MART AND n y IaTrERsALLs a
'0''''" 0S TUESDAY. MAY 4: Al Ioi O'CLOCK.
THE FAMOUS BAY TRoTTIYG Geldng JOHN BRADLEY. iSl
old has record or l9 s FNEk and vii iros
faster ss ssns ss3 e1F EIS so h p yssS % AZ
Isl high years old stylish driver record aud eau rOr
ELEGANT BAY HAMBLsToSIAN Colt by Volunteer.
lSi high Old 10 June next very Tree and sA@y aa'ef'
troiird last Fill 10 l.5ni has recOul
EXTRA FINE BROWN HAMBLETONIAS Colt by Young cArnl.
dam bT Henry Clay IS hsb old elegant driver and tFos
ELEGANT AND EXTRA CLOSELY MATCHED pair Coca
Horses bred. 10 high years old style and Aasas
heavy full manes and tails r perfect eyey
FINE BAROUCHg, MADE BY COrbeL
TOP WAGON, BUILT By CoEbct pole ana shafts
HO-rOP ROAD WAGON, bnit By Dlsenbury Nelson
NO-TOP WAGON. buit BY Wood Bros.
SET OF DOUBLE COscn Harness
TWO SETS PINE SINGLE iarnrss bv Dunsonh
BLANKETS. ROBES. SHEETS. Whips Biz. Sc -
PBDiGRBES AND ALL REPRESENTATIONS Of above ss0k ~iA
be guaranteed
SALB POSITIVELY without reserve.
CATALOGUES NOW READY.
STOCK on EXHIBITION early on moTunE oi sae
No POSTPONkMENr account Of weather
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

Meal IL Elol 4eNAn4 ~ i1i4 pesI ~
q 4 90 bhlS We qu0C: -. Or
a ON Mea v sssrr 70 AZ Com NJ BrgeP. a l8 90
Cor Mea WsaW 3H - CornMealGdnB K - n 50
Canadian Flour steady sales OF 10 hhls
At s8ass per bb aad Oregon Flour steady saes Of
e. bhs al &fdSH. Zeal irregular White 81 Z3G+l 81
9Ine Y-low II 3as I olne 81 q. Ground Feed,
. 81 p; Cob. 10.
"a. srrr 70
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quotations uion n storr, running 10 quahW uo
usv hst a ~ hsuv the GRADE quoted
lYtAssST
To-day Last evening. Total
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Tm,l

In forward deuver been light business
AZ nther bt follows all basis Of Low
NrdhnCs;
MAY lc0 AZ l8ic June3 at IL ll-lbc
R 3ibc % 4N attSsc hJ al l6 l3-ihc 40 al
800 ls- &C.; august, 100 10 8 N Nh-, 60
st l8lc 100 al iJ ... TO-DAY ?. n;
loo AZ Isle go, zoo az losei July, lm st letc.
I1n IS3fc iI 20 0 l-lhc. Al IAlc, POO at
Is i3l6c August IL 9iboe 100 8tc 20 al
ai6c 90 al Use bales grand total. llth bales
COPFBB-R.o aud quoted fc higher at 10 Glgic,
gold Ro Lord Baltimore, on the
and IL .r o srrive, private Inc
ssuand for Larusrr. sold al islc gold
FLOUR AND M.l heavy snd depressed feeling that chAa
terEed Flour 4 fa week continued ani wa qne
url Ncdnes0Sy material 'Ailrg OF 10 lle rvfeipS ~ .-
Low grades of low mfdiun " lntei
irRer and 20 ceiling was nouceaoie lonUnu- -
steady and the stock o. tnese luIoi
dus-d 10 dhclA good bne OF shpphs go .n
90 and theT desirable 81 that neoe Nv ~
arocrs Coco and su7erahe nav ~
nSDdaf VanAble. q higher prccs SAIy
.sl ,b.,-.--- r1th omnnu,d liberal arrivals
.oS sore sL.tr .'1unty Duecs yielded. and the
tnArfe CLOSED Hu'ler Of good iainlY nranus Ae
qute confident to press tAem on vac mAAet AZ.
nss pe~isv ts rely poplar ami favonte brands
advance Winter Wheat AZ
oodo Detroit Iuua hrnness 70 The mHSet ana lhs
80 losS spop - a Wheat brands prospect gives
evident the supply Of Winter
49, hi ~ coratr lrra1v corresponding
Hne las, year tlout inquiry Of moment o sAp
t.re a1ence OF any sptcaaite
3seng A 29@9l bbL against so+s ooS
corresponding To-day the inquiry ior Flour Is ar
The taT. oli I'm oTiAni olAuse'
81 spruF are Fancy Spnng IN limited demand
brt hrn: strong Al the close there ga
scarce AM hrrner fane, NH
seotss are Sales OF s4uN bDS We 4aOle'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
TnR SAFE.

MoNTCIAIR RAILWAY BONDS
guaranteed BY Midland Railway Price, s9'
MrsGRAvE & Co, 10 Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

5dulnas DGnKs
DEPOSIT TO-DAY in the SAVINGS BANK
~ Chartered BY BY ths Unted INT d. states , -,
ASSETS OVER sl,oo0.oG9; 0D,. 49,.
amusemenIs.
DOOTHs THEATER. NELSON.
- Edsn Proprietor and Manager
Retarn
MISS NELSON
The Management respectfully the Of the 'se-
bratei ngish Trageienne
MISS NELSON,
On THIS CMONDAY EVENING.
When she appear fsi time N this her original
character Of
AMY ROBSART
in ..rr,ud Historical and Romantic that written By
oe ROMANCE q KsaTorih Th achieved
RoBsART hundred nght Ass Seon viii
be supported BY
Mr. FRANCIS
his art appearance ib four monthsl.
Mr. NEIL WARNER Mr. ROBT PATEMAS MISS BELLA
PATEAAS and a POWERFUL CAST
With New Scenery Costumes Auors Appointments Music Meehhsie,l
RssI Auxiliary Force and Corps de Ballet Of a.fJ
Tbs DAsCRs aud TABLRAUx ArrAugodby
MONS. ZAvIsTOwSKI,
and Ii. whole produced under the STAGE DIRECTION Of
Mr. D. W WALLER
SYNOPSIS Of SCENERY and INCIDENTS
ACT l.
Seen. L-THE BLAcr Isx-A lost love Return o. want
dsTe tn. story imprisoned Lady and enss
cTss@n NE m; letter delivered
Ca,sns' gss SS ssiI ssp Low. .S bai1 aystery Ypsy
brings letter aa coucs@snt AyaG The @ E.Ii Of lei
prevail. shameful proposal TIE Tss 1numpA = Of AOaOr'
Tn. CorRr oy QUEEN RLuisErH IN PALACE AT GREEN;
Bbeth and Ladies OF Honor Arrival Of me hAr
ton peril Varney the rescue Break uD oil TIE Court
The Courtyard OF the Palace.
ouEEss STATE BARsE-on the Thames Greenvh The Knghi
Of e Coat late The to keniHorih Inc
queens departure .crv
THA AVENUE KENLwoErH gathering Of The mannerA
Amy escaped and peril Her dshverance BY rreA Ihe oom
KEsr1vor-H cAsrtH-Aiyn Queen The .c'u1Stio1 De
s ss'' Ss i E1sS epS Lsssr % Confronted 5 Amy Gsr
ANY declared mad Grand Pageant and Kvss at KenSor'h
A.r's CHAsBER KESILwoRTH CAsrtE-AmJ, prisoner Is
Visited Passionate sppAL Rsntng proof OF saiL
e AyysuE IN THE challenge aud iuei The miss
ing discovery The innocence Of Amy The wrath 0i The
'SEsvrv TowEHbe Death Trap The Of LGmbOurns
The penl Of Amy-rHE Car G1TAsTRoras @ m ,
on sAruk5a7 sB,I'SE SExT T4FIE5S !! Si5d O'CLOCK
r. o. Of p,S.s The would respee,fuy
g secured far possible Branch ticket
ohss at Dton oO.ls 7ll Broadway.
DEIIEWs FAREWELL READING,
TEpER AUSPICES OF rHg DRY GOODS CLERKS RARLf
CLOSING AND BEEBYOLENf + ASSOCIATION
The last appearance Of Ehe Shakespeare OF
readers, F., 4, D1,rpr
entirely nsy grogr.@me Hon BRADY WI PRESIDE
Tlekets, 81. Al sehifnrrs and ~ Bro,dNAl. Al.-
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
- J. KOCH Proprietor
OPENING OF CENTRAL PARK GARDEN
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MAY ~. AT y.
THEODORE THOMAS
Srr>fNJER.NIGRTS CONCERTS.
PuIlr rarueulars d hure Advertisements
Paekagcs, containing u tickets, -Four Do
are noe 10 principal Mao sorea also Al ZsS bo-'
ssy snd Cena Para GaHien
C,TFTNWAY HALL BELLEW.
- FAREWELL READINGS. THURSDAY BYEhlSG, MAJ Ia
- J. 81. BELLEN.
PROGRAMMB-PART LSo Asaaned Of his rrds BY thidi'on
".uaT Pessi rnaln The Glove abd Lions Leigh Huni
T5r Esansuin Llrcuor ID cie ~
lHtrffa minutes.
b f - I if
gsn tiil.sasi Battle sf Fol.oasv tDastl, hus faV3
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The MARKETS.
rr,,,l-I. .ontrs f1r raE TNirrvat

ICarrU- .-uo1ca fnr rHE TSiEuSHt
SATURDAY. Nav n. 1919
ASHKS-TAe rreer-F = nsgS Pots very qiet and
.--t.a~.l. arei ilN and nominal
COTrON-Thsrg o. hnte demand Cortnn the
snct and pees sr, aaoaoe We quote follows;
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ia hereby amended so as to read as follows:
THAT for the purpose of realizing as large
an amount as possible from inc SAFE OF
said warrant or warrants, the Auditor OF
Public Accounts and the State treasurer
are hereby authorized, empowered and dI'
rected to invite, forthwith after the passage
of this act. sealed proposals for the pur-
cbase of said warrant or warrants, and
euch proposal or proposals shall be submit
ted to the General Assembly for approval
or rejection
SEC. 2 Be it further enacted, etc, That
section three of the act above rected be
and the same is hereby amended so as to
read as follows: THAT the proceeds realized
bv said sale shall be deposited in the State
Treasury TO the credit Of the general fund,
under the heading of General Assembly, lin
amounts as follows: Two-6fths to the Sen
ate and three ffths to the House of Repre-
sentatives, which be warranted upon by
the Auditor of Pablo Accounts. to the
extent of the respective amounts, as deslg-
mated, or 80 much thereof as may be nece5-
sary for the payment set forth IN section
fret of this act, upon presentations OF the
cert hcate issued in accordance with the
provisions of section four of this act. and
the Treasurer Of the State is hereby di-
rected to pay said warrants: provided
there are moneys in the treasury to
the credit of said General Assembly:
and in case there should be none. then the
Auditor of Public Accounts is hereby
authorized and directed to issue his war
rants IN exchange for the certificates issued
as aforesaid upon demand. and the basis OF
said exchange shall be tor every seventy
two cents in certificates of the General AS
eemb!v, the Auditor of Public Accounts
shal issue his warrant for one dollar. or at
that rate. and he shall make said warrants
IN denominations to suit the holders OF the
certificates aforesaid, as the said holders
thereof may demand. and that all warrants
issued under the provisions of this act are
hereby declared receivable at their full value
for any and ali taxes due to the general
fund for 1872, and for the year 1873, as well
as for all and any States licenses which
NAV be required to be paid for the year
1873. and the Treasurer of the State and
the several tax collectors of the State are
hereby instructed and directed to receive
said warrants in payment of aforesaid dues
when offered"
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted. etc. That
this act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage, and all
laws or parts of law. conflicting herewith
be and the same ar hereby repealed
(Signed) CHARLES w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,.
(Signedj G. c. ANTOINE.
lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved February II, 1873.
lSigned) WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILLIAM WEEKS,
Assistant Secretary of State.
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by X. N. & Il. }. MoSrGpnERY-R

by X. n. s. Il. J. MOSTGDMERY-R
ID NJ Montgomery. Aucti0neer.-Wlll be sold
ol. SATURDAY. March % 1873, al twelve O'Clock
NJ az the Fair Grounds, by virtue and in pursu-
ance of an order of the Hon A. L. Tissot, judge of
the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated March II, 1873. No. - of the docket OF said
court. tie following valuable thoroughbred stock.
etc
one stallion. AMERICAN STAR, ia.
one geiding, TOMMY, three years old.
One gray brood MARE, i'll colt by American Star.
One sOrrel. brood mare. LADY HARRIS. in toal
by American Star
one sorre!l brood MARE, in foa. by American Star.
one mare, BELLE, very fast (iH tOa).
One black mare. KITTY Cu toa,j.
One Uro0d MARE. crippled IN tOail.
O.ie COLT OF EELLE, by America. Star.
Oae ScUtllUwu RAN
Seven SOuthdDwn RAMS.
Twenty. nine SUUl hdOWu EWES.
E.ch SHEEP. mixed JTeut.
Thirty LAMBS
One Durham COW.
IN. COW. three fOu.:hs DURHAM.
one Eiyshire BULL.
One Ayrshire REFER.
one Durham Bull.
One D!lItCn- Ht!FkR-
One .evCG BILL.
one fourw!.,e! WAGOE. W.T.. harness.
:Due Gle.
one BUGGY.
one BIitt0r. COW.
All Ct his Rights. TITLES AND INTERESTS in
two story frame house and one fame STABLE also
bail. the Far Grounds.
Ternls-C Cash. mhi3 Il 10 d %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-18

DY PLACfDE }. SPEAR. aUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 10 Exchange alley.-SATURDAY
April 5 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold at
public auction, at the st. Louis Auction Exchange
on st. Louis street. between Charities and ROyal
streets by virtue and in pursuance to an order from
the Hon A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, dated Febru
arv % 1873 for account of the above succession the
following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, and all
the rights, ways, privileges and advantages there
unto belonging, situated in the Fourth District of
this city in the square bounded by Philip, First
Prvtana and Nyades streets, measuring so feet
front Philip street by depth of 1875 feet inches
on line and 1893 on the other, all French meas
ure. Which property was acquired by the dece
dent by purchase from Lalande Ferriere. per act
passed before Garlic Pollock. then a notary public
in this city, on the twentieth of November. 1883
The improvements consist OF double cottage
house. built brick between posts. having four
rooms. gallery III the rear. two cabinets. kitchen.
etc.
Terms and Conditions-one half cash on the
spot the balance at one years credit, i'll notes dl
Vldtd 10 SUIT testamentary executor bearing eight
per cent interest per anLum from the day of ad.
Indication. secured by mortgage and vendors
privilege, the act OF sale TO secure lawyers fees at
five per cent in case of suit to collect the notes;
the house to be insured and policy transferred to
the executor, to an amout not less than $1,000.
Act of sale, together with internal revenue
stamps, etc. before Z. BOunys Esa., notary public
at the expense of purchaser. mh2 Is % 80 APPS
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pYG. DE FERRET 81 CO.-JOHS G. SION
u rose. Auctioneer-Offce No. 80 Royal street.
On THURSDAY. April 10 1873, at We've e. O'Clock M ,
rOtunda of the st. Louis Hotel, Will be sold by
public auction, by virtue of Judgment rendered
by the Hon. A. L. IiSsot, Judge OF the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans dated
Eahrnarv d I813 and amended March 3, 1873 d.
recting the sale of the following described prop.
erty- ., :. .,c, -.
trict of this CITY in the square bounded by Old
I,eyee DOrsiere CustomhOuse and Canal streets,
having IL feet inches 3 lines 'front.' on OLd LeVee
street same front on DOrsere street. oy TO feet 3
inches in depth, together win I9uI-story orlck
store No : This property is sold subject to a
leasp ending tbirtieth of September 1874, at the
rate of S29i CO., per mOnth-say $500 per annum
2 LOT OF GROUND. situated IN the same dis
trCt. in the square bounded oy ia eve, C0nt, 81
measure 10 feet IL inches front on Old Levee street,
of which feet said front on the SIDE tow Cont
street have depth OF y feet lnches and the other
- feet of said front toward st. l4street have
depth of AZ feet and finally II feet ii inches in
width on the rear line together with fhree-stOrv
brick store rented to Mr.. VI. Meyer at the rate of
SIS per month"; wateTM0Tks' 6 ply p on
same district situated on the north side of Canal
Car0ndeet making part OF the square comprised
within CarOndelet walk, st: Peter Basin, st.
Claude streets; said portion of ground measuring
& feet inches front on st. Peter street SIS feet
front on Carondelet walk, 43 feet lcches front on
Basin street and Al feet inches on the rear line
parallel 10 ST. Claude street. sald portion OF ground
forming the corners of St. Peter and Basin streets
and Carondelet walk; together with two-stOry
and attic brick store, containing three stores on
the ground floor and corridor opening on St. Peter
street, and ten rooms IN the upper story anu attc.
WaterwOrBs cellar. pr'yy. etc.
Terms-Cash.
Acts of sale before Charles T. Soniat notary pub-
lie at the expense of the purchasers, including all
the taxes for the year 1877 due III 1913.
m a
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MARSHAI'S MONITtONS.
t;esrge 'fcfkeRna ct nj. IS. Stfamih0aR
D.nL.. p dl1n..r N

George 'fcfkeRna ct nj. StPanhO3R
Charles BDGmaun-NO. l'i25.
IN THE CH!TEO STATES DISTRICT COURT. ms
i trict OF LJuIsiaEa.-In ODefienCe TO az admIo
rSlty warrant to directed IN the above s.:!tle3
suit, have seized and taken into my possessions
THE STEAMBOAT CHARLES BODMANN her sDo
zines. boats, etc. now libsed by George IcEetnb
Fl al for the causes set forth the libel now bend
ing in the District Court of tLe United States.
And do hereby cite and admOr i5h the owner oP
owners thereof, and al. and every person o: pee
son, having pretending ~ have any !IgLt. title
or interest in to the came. to be and appca! at
district court of the United States. for TIN. District
afore SAID 80 hr hOldeH Il. the city OF New Orleans
on the third Msuday Of March. to show cause. il
auy they have can. why tn" said steamboat
should not lie CONDEMNED and sold. q greeatE to 3.9
prayer of th- h6eianis.
United STATE. 3GaysAa.a Ct:c-. Se!s O.!caas Feb
rGar: -. !.is. ~
s. B PACKARD
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-18
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M. .O.!L.
IN THIS ISfv!I STATS DISTRICT GnCRro
J District OF LoU!sia AIN si-die.!cr. TO .u ado
mira ~ wAI,su: to me directed Il. ;iIr above
titled .u.:. have seized All i.a... .I:p .Iy pssp
session.
THE STEAMBOAT BIO FDRr b.. 'a.I.- ai,D
par.l etc. COW ..i.l.d by william Carroll To. ;hs
.ec 'Orth, il the libel now v,9.In. 40 tho
District C0Ii.t OF the United States.
And do hereby ci'. and adm0nI.' fiIs S"neg og
owners thereof, dll.. AZ and every ;"rs0: .. prIo
SONS having ot pTet n,.lac - have any 9h'. sit.S
interest II. :" tn. SANE 20 br AMI appear at
dis'rc! court 81 81. Waited State. t0s the district
aforesaid &. b.. holden a. city .: sew -. .Sgs
IL. thi,t Monday ~ ha'"l. :, Snow cause. %
anv .h.v hsv- -. cav. why the So steamboat
should .i,; ~. condemned All b. s".i .gr.ssbIy -
the PRAYER 81 III. -,sI'.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-18

by r. NJ. a. q. j. MONTGOMERY
Is e. NJ Montgomery. AuctiOneer.-Will be sold
Oh THURSDAY. March 20. 1873 at eie en- O'clock,
at Dr.. EliiOtts stable. corner PerdidO and Penn
streets. near BaTOnne-
Thoroughbred Aldernay Cows, Heifsrs and Bulls.
of the Colt and Fowler importations; Grade Al
dernay Cows and He!fers; Grade Durham Cows,
and thoroughbred Durham Bulls.
This stock can be seen at Batey's stable. old
Stock Landing, river front until Tuesday evening
from whence they will be transferred to the place
of sale corner of Perdido and Penn streets. near
BarOnne.
This splendid herd Of choice mixers is from the
stock farm of Colonel R. B. Groom, Of Clark cOun-
w. Kentucky. This herd consists OF the cele-
blated milk family so favOraby known i'll Ken.
lucky. The cows are ali with young calves. Clti-
zens and planters are invited 20 call and exami ne
this choice collection of fine mixers.
Terns-Cash in United States treasury netes.
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