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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

r,Y WALTON, DAVIS & pkERET-j. B.
d Walton Auctioneer-Uffice No. u Commercial
place-On SATURDAY, April IL, 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctloneers Ex.
change on Royal street by virtue and ia pursuance
of an order of the honorable the second District
Court Tor the parish of OreaDs dated February
30 1873 No "a 1871 OF the docket for account OF the
above named succession. will be sold by public
auction. the following described property, to wit
l. THE UNDIVIDED ONEFOURTH part of a GER
tain Sugar PLAN alton, situated in the pars of ST.
Charles on the right bank Of the river Mississippi,
about ten leagues above the city OF New OrIeaDs,
measuring Is arpents freDt said river and 10 ar
penis in depth, bounded on the upper line by the
tract of land herein secondly described and on
the lower line by the plantation OF FRANCOIS
Boug-re together with larg. two-story
dwelling house other small buildings, sugar house,
cabins stables, saw mill, with steam engine
and machinery, ard all other buildings and inn
movements said Plantation, ana thereto at
tached or IN anywise appertaining.
D THE UNDIVIDED ONE-FOUR1H part OF q
tract OF land situated in the PARISH OF St. Charles,
thirty-two miles above the city Of New Orleans,
measuring 70 toises foot inches front on said
river and 80 arpents in depth between paral-
lei lines and containing SO II 100 acres, being
bounded on the upper line by the property OF Mr..
ValcOur Lavergne, and on the lower lire by the
plantation above firstly described fOge her with
one dwelling house and other outbudngs. and the
improvements thereon and thereto att&c ell. The
undivided one fourth interest in the pla ntatOn
and the tract of land will be sold in block.
ALSO:
Five shares Of one hundred dollars each N the
can't al stock of the Hope Insurance Con. pany Of
New Orleans, ex dIvldends declared
Jerms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before EeliN GrIna II. tarv pc bic. at
the pxuense of the purchaser. mh9 II u % aOl2
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monthly advertisements inserted sNosy o Us
6av 10 be- charged tw0-tirds OF the above Iaieo, rs,
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In ne ease shall such discount e1ceeo '"oH'
All business nOticrs Of adveTtlfeinenIs " |"
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huccEssIoy oy MRS. G. B. MORRISON.
tconG p5stric: Court for Ii. Parish OF Orleans
No. - o89.
nv v.tToS n.yI. & PRERET-J

pI WALTON. DAVIS & FRERET-J- B.
ID Walton Auctioneer.-Oh"e No. 81 Camp street.
SATURDAY, NAV 10, 1879, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
the Merchants and Aucti ueers Exchange Royal
street, by virtue and in pursuance If an order OF
he Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge OF the cOnd District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated Aprl D, l6'
dock et No "a 689 i'll be sold at public auction
EIGHT LOTS OF GROuND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, In the First
District of this etv, III the square bounded by
Canal, jackson (now Gasquet>, Bernadotte and St
Patrick Streets de sgnated by the numbers II to 10
inc usive having each in American measure 70 feet
inches lines front on 81. fatrick str, ct, 81
feet ! inches ! line in Width III the rear, by the
following depths, to.wit. p. feet inches !
lines on the line dividing lot No, ii from the lots
! to IL; 209 feet inches lines Oh the di-
viding line of lots Nos II and u: .l9l feet
inches on dividing line OF lots Nos. Il and H. i12
feet II inches lines dividing hne OF lots Nos.
Il and a. l54 feet 6 inches lines dividing line
of lots Nos. Il and Is, l}6 feet inches lines on
dividing line of lots Nos. IS ard 10, lib feet on
dividing line Of lots Nos 10 and ~ ~ feet inches
lines he dividing lihe of lots Nos. II and IL
and 81 feet inches 4 lines front on 5ackson tuow
Ga quetl street of which lot No. Is forms the cor
r the whole according TO a plan made BY {. A:
de Armas on the IF h OF March 1862 and deposited
as plan No. 226. in the office OF j. Huyols notary OF
this oty.
Terms and Conditions-One half cash. the re-
mainder in two notes at SIX and twelve months.
with special mortgage five per cent attorneys
fees; taxes of 1873 10 be assumed by purchaser.
The purchasers notes to bear eight per cent III
tereSt from date till paid
Act of sale before J. g. Rustis notary pubic. at
the expense of the purchaser.
ap8 10 rs mv3 10
vALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN THE FuuRTH Dis
TRICT, ONE SQUARE FROM THE soRAPuRU
MAkKET. IN FRONT OF TIE SHIP LANDING.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY H. STRAWBRlDGF. UF-
CEASkD.
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10y -. GCiSAUIT, AuCT1oSEBR-ottcc
6cnIuer of Exchange alley and BenviNe street.
SATURDAY. April 26. 1873. will be, .old at
twelve oc ock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Rxchange on Royal street. between Canal
and Customkouse streets. by virtue of an order
from the honorable the Second district Court for
.be narish of Orleans dated March Il. 1879 the fol-
lowing property belonging TO the d orr said sue
ain
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AUCTION SALES.
By Walton, Davis & Freret.

EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND IN THE REAR OF THE
FIRST DISTRICT. NEAR CANAL STREET.
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH {
ORLEANS,

New Orleans April .. 1873. APPS 10 m
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
ORLEANS.

SAAOSp OIS1hl tOI nj run he FAhlSh w
ORLEANS.
N THE MATTER OF THE ISTERDICTlOT OF
MR. ALFRED PENN.
+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE TENTH
L day OF February. 1873, judgment
dered in this court in the matter of the inerdicuon
of Mr.. Alfred Penn ia the words and figures Ioi-
lowing, to wit:
In the m itter OF the Introduction Of Mr.. Alfred
Penn.
This came up this day for trial on the petit
ton praying for the Introduction. Present-C. Nj
Conrad & Son, for petitioners; Alfred trina for de-
ftndant when after hearing the evidence the court
considering hat the same fully sustains the ale
cations of the petition 1t is ordered adiudged aud
De creed that sentence of irterdictiOn be and is
hereby pronounced against Alfred Penn, disquah-
flying him rom pc, forming any of the acts and
contrs cts which persons of age and competent in
law have the power OF performing legally.
Judgment rendered February 10. 1873.
Signed February Is. 1873.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEETING
~ of the creditors OF K. Y. Brown CO, PRAYING
for a res pite will be held the fifth day of May
1873 at the Office of Charles G. Audry ESQ arY
public i'll this city.
FRANK WALL. Deputy Clerk.
OrIeana Anril lg,5 myY
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AUCTION SALES.
By s, Guinault.

sFyERAL COTTAGES ON ESPLASADB, GRAND
Route st. Jotn, and near the Fair Grounds
Six Tracts Of Land fronting Bayou st. John
and the Shell Road near The Toll Gate, known
a. the "F,llys-A Lot of Ground fIOnting on
EspIarade street-Several Vacant Lots and
Cottage on Washington strett-Two Lots anc
Buildings fronting PALMYRA street, and several
Stocks of different Associations.
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MEDICAL.
BUREAU or nO>aDIC MEDICINE,

BUREAU or S1ONADIC MEDICINE,
h Surgery and Mid wifery, No. l63 Bienvllle, cor.
of Rampant street, near Canal street.
Medical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Palsy. Pevers, Sry.
sipelas, Epilepsy. Insanity, Dropsv, Rheumatism
and in %ew days all painful affections and milan
nation II the Brain Spinal Cord and Nerves,
THREAT, Lungs, Heart, LiveJ Stomach Bowels
Bladder Kidneys Bones Joints etc. Ten dollars
week for the treatment and cure of any disease.
Surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures, Tu-
nlOrs and DislOrations; speedily cures lmpOtentia
and Sterility, Scrotul2, all Urethral and Seminal
Discharges, Veneresl, serotal and Skin Diseases,
frequent or dlfhcult Urinations. Preserves limbs
from amputation. Dissolyes stones in the Kidneys
adder and cures Ulcers Cancers or structures
without pain. Five dollars $50, SlOO.
Midwifery DepaItmtnt-Positively cures al dis.
easrs of the womb and OvaTles all unusual dis
charges alterations rritations, and " the
menses are painful or obstruct+d from any
whatever the cause il removed and health re-
stored in few days. Five dollars, : IS $50, Sl00
Letters addressed 10 pos Office box III, New Or
leans. Louisiana, will receive attenti' u Office
hours for ladies 10 A. II. TO II ~ and to p. ID. ,
for gentlemen, from to P. NJ.
LANCBLOT n. EVBRITT,
CoToneted Doctor Of Medicine and Philosophy
Member Elect Of the Royal College of Surgeons
and of the Hunterian Society of Med cine
Philosophy and Bellies Letters of the Univers
ties of London. Edinburg, st. Andrews and
Louisiana. feb Nv
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United sTATE- DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1853.

IN THE MATTER OF CHARLES E. PAENEYER
Bankrupt.
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POSITIVE AND UERESERVED SALB.
LONG CREDIT.
FOR ACCOUNT OP ABSENT o"Efks.

THRBR STORY BRICK SToRB. so. % ROYAL
STREET
FcCRsTORY BRICK STORE. ~. ~ ROYAL
STREET.
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Second District Court for the Parish OF ortears-
No. IS 80.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EFF. BROWN { CO. W.. THEIR CREDITORS
Sixth District Court Tor the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1894
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In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
city of New Orleaus, on this twentieth day of
March, in the year of our Lord sne Thousand eight
hundred and seventy three, and the ninety seventh
year of the independence of the United States.
LOUIS A. RICHARDS,
mh2l 26 30 apis 80 Deputy Clerk
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.-hAPPY
~ relief for young men. Sent Tree in sealed let
ter envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia Pennsylvsnia Am institution having
a high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
essional skill. mh25 3m cod
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TFNiB UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES SOTICR
Il OF his appointment as assignee of tine estate of
Arnold Weber, OF New Orleans, parish of Orleans
and state OF louisiana adjudged a bankrupt upon
his own petition.
aVl Q IS K z NORTON AssiCnea
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SUCCESSION OF EMILE ToRREGRoSSA.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G.. De Ferret q Co.
CCRssIoN OF MRS. F, KRuIL.

Sc copd District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. IS 33e
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One Two Three six One
Squares mouth months months months year
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SUCCESSION OF VIRGINIA GARRR, WIDOW OF
John J. JAUQUET.
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10y WALTON. DAVIS & PkERRT-j.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. a l25.
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Second Oi.frict Court FOR the PARISH OF Or.
leaus-EO "a. $50,
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second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. g, SO.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON PEACE STREET. BETWEEN
GHARTRBn AND ROYAL STREETS.
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UNITED STATES, DISTRICT COUNT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
I'm Bankruptcy-No. 1884,

IN TIE MATTER OF ARNOLD WEBER, SANK.
Fupt-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22
Prices OF Iron in England and AmerI-

The relative price for iron in this
country and England is now receiv-
ing a good deal Of attention from
British technical journals, and as some
of them come to the conclusion that
merchant bars are cheaper here than
there, the Importance Of the subject
is evident. THERE'S however, doubt
on the subject The Iron Age says ::
"What is really the money differ, nee
between the prices of iron in England
and in America This is q question
Gf vast Importance to all in the iron
trade, on its answer depending more
than one arrangement as to wages of
men, besides the maintenance Ofpres-
ent prices i'm this country. A cOntri-
button Ia exact knowledge on this
point is furnished by the following
figures, obtained from a Liverpool
shipping firm Of high standing in the
iron trade:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22
Dolls I'm India.

From a Bengal paper we learn that
the streets of Daeca have lately been
enlivened by marriage professions OF
a kind by no means rare in India,
however new to the minds of other
people. In Indian households dolls
play far more important part than
they do in England, for all the per-
fection to which we have attained in
the art of making and clothing them
| in suitable dwellings. Indian dolls are
not remarkable for beauty or very
close resemblance to human models,
but in clothing and bedecking them
no expense is spared. They have a
room to themselves, and seem to en-
joy as much attention as live children
and babies do elsewhere. Feasts and
garden parties are given in their hon.
or; the death of q doll involves a
great show of mourning, and the
marriage of one is quite q public
event. In the present instance two
dolls belonging to the daughters of
the wealthiest Hindus in Dacca were
duly led out st the head of a solemn
procession, to the unfeigned delight
Of the native bystanders. After the
wedding ceremony, the parents OF
the girls who had thus disposed ol
their wooden puppets laid out a few
thousand rupees in feasting all their
frieuJis,- relatives and easte-fOlks, as
well as good many of the neighbOr-
ing poor. Seeing what mere dolls
most Indian brides themselves are in
point of age, the difference between
the mock and the real ceremony is
perhaps less strikingly grotesque than
if English girls were among the per-
formers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22
A Partisan Duel.

At the first performance of new
piece at the OdeOn Theater, in Paris
on April 10th, quarrel arose between
a NJ. de BOrda, who expressed dissat
isfaction with one scene, and NJ. Del
pit, literary man and a friend Of the
author. Blows, and afterward cards
were exchanged, which resulted in 8
duel on April 18th, at st. German
After o few passes had been made, Mr.
Delpit was slightly wounded in the
breast, and the seconds declared thai
the honor of both parties had beer
satisfied. According to the GaulOjs
N. Delpit then addressed his adverse
~ in these words: "Sir, / can now
say to you what could not say be
fore this meeting, how much / regret
what passed between US; and 1 most
sincerely ask your pardon for the act
of vivacity of which 1 was guilty"
After these honorable expressions the
two adversaries separated upon such
terms that one of the seconds remark
ed to NJ. Delpit: "Sir,you have to-day
added two names to your list OF
friends"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22
Raising Potatoes.

The Germantown Telegraph says.
We believe thai as a rule there is no
better way to grow a potato than to
take a piece of worn out sod land, and
after putting a good dressing of half
rotten stable manure, plOW it down
over thepotato sets about three or
four inches deep, the sets being about
eighteen or twenty inches apart, and
the rows about thirty inches. As for
the size of the sets, we hardly think
this of so much consequence as the
condition of the soil. IL is the fitness
in this respect which does the busi-
ness, for after the plant has once left
the parent root it depends wholly OH
the soil for its food. Perhaps one
large piece is better than a small po-
tatO, as there will be less number of
sprouts; but even this is in a measure
theoretical, a. many persons protest
they have hal just as good crops from
small pOtatOcs as cut pieces Of larger
ones, in spite Of the objection to the
sDrOUt
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22
Using Paris Green.

In report to the Legislature oI
Ohio, Hon. d. c. Richmond says
''There are several methods of apply
ing Paris green, but havesfound the
following the most practical: Place a
hogshead or other water tight vessel
having a good faucet, on a wagon, till
the vessel with water, and take it in
to the potato field. Put a heaped Ia
blespoOn of pure Paris green in a com.
mon wooden pail, then fill the pal
with water, and stir until all the
green is taken up by the water. L
the green is not pure, then from one
and half to two heaped spoonful:
will be required. A little experience
will soon teach any person when the
mixture is just right. An old broom
is saturated, and then sprinkled Ovel
the vines on which the larvae or beet.
les are located. 1t is best to perform
this operation in brightsunshine-the
Paris green will coat the leaves, and
as they are eaten it is certain death tC
the Larvae or mature bugs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22
Pye Got orders Not to Go.

'pve got orders, positive orders
not to go there-orders that dare
not disobey," said youth who was
being tempted to q smoking and
gambling saloon
"Come, don't be 50 womanish-
come along like man." shouted the
youths.
"No I can't break orders" said
John.
"What special orders have you got?
Come, show them to US, If you can.
show us your orders"
John took a neat wallet from his
pocket, and pulled out a neatly folded
paper. "It's here" he said, unfolding
the paper and showing it to the boys.
They looked and read aloud
'iEnter not into the path of the
wicked man-Avoid it pass not by
it /; turn from it, ald pass away"
Now" said John, you see my or
ders forbid me going with you. They
are Gods orders, and, by his help
don't mean to break them"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22
MILLINERY! {!
Late Styles at Lowest Prices,
MRS.L.S.GIBS0N.

Opposite the Post Ofice has received a COM
Dlete stock Of Spring and Summer Millinery
jfOOds and having RENTED Der store - en-
abled 10 give better idea OF what she has
% sell. Sine has a full line Of BOnnets
Hats, Embroidery, Flowers, BFess
Trimmings, Real.and Imitation Hair goods
and every thing In the Millinery line.
Call aud examine the stock. nZS-tf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22
NOBLE BROS & LUTEs

Y AKKES p. NOBLE. HARRISON NOZZLE
NELSON z. LUTEs-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22

What parts Of an organ remind you
of huckster? Stop and pedal.
mWhO breaks pays" This does not
apply To railways, as they pay men
to brake.
The highest Office within the gift OF
the people is the weather signal sta
tiOn on Pixies Peak.
A milkman is said 10 have left a
can of water by mistake at custom
er's house, and the customer never
discovered the error.
Joe says: "Sam, ] have lost my
watch overheard. It lies here in
twenty feet of water. Is there any
way to get it," Yes" says Sam
"there are Divers ways"
A woman interfered with her broth
er's courtship, and begged him to
stay at home Of evenings. He wait
ed until the evening when she expect
ed her own lover, and complied; and
she says that fraternal affection is q
heartiess mOckery.
A Pine street man enjoys himself.
His dog chases the neighbOr's hens,
his own hens dig up their gardens, his
COW breaks through their fences, and
his cats fight on their roofs. But his
father died a maniac and his grand
mother was q respectable lunatie for
thirteen years, and as he owns a cOu-
pie of guns and is quick tempered, the
neighbOrs are wise in their generation
and keep clear Of him.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22
WOman's Sphere.

Those who are so much distressed
by the idea that the sphere OfwOman,
especially expanded, should consult
the census statistics. They will find
female occupations arranged under no
less than seventy-twO heads, begin
ming alphabetically with actors and
ending with wooden mills. Domestic
servants head the list in point Of num-
bers, and next in order-which viii
surprise many-eome ''labOrers on
FARMS" There are 81, 900 seamstresses,
sc, 900 milliners and dressmakers why
should they be put together p, and
s., 900 teachers. There is q glorious
army of 1910 nurses. There are
preachers, shoemakers, journalists,
authors, mechanics not specified" /"
and only 100 "show-wOmen." But
who would dream of women "steam
boiler makers, s." "bsll-fOunders, 4, !"
"hunters and trappers, 3 90 We say
nothing of hostlers, charcoal burners
and miners, who also figure in the
| list
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22

A Mormon church has been estab-
lished in Florida.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-05-22

2 p uT~sV FEANE UILDlNE-
BUM d DTLDINE.
A TrORSEYS At LAW. Oflee over Ne
"A Hgh's Clothing store, THIN, ohio.
n2f-53-ly.