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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

The u. s. Marshal for the Western District
ofTexas informs Attorney General Williams
that Duputy Marshal John 2. Fries was assas-
sinated at Bracketsville, in that State, on the
18th of October by man named New eber,
who had been convicted of murder and sentenc-
ed to be hanged, but made his escape from
prison. This is the fifth Deputy Marshal as
sassinated IN that district
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

REMAkKS-Wheat is in fair receipt. and The
market is without material change in prices;
offerings OF 1904 bushels, with sales of white at
no for damaged lot, and i4D and l45 FOR good to
primo, and red ut 10 and l22 for Inferior, llO
for choice. Corn continues active sales Of
white al 81. mixed at 50 and 81. and yellow at
50; total offerings to-day 1914 bushels. Rye is
steady at 13a"3 Oats are unchsnged; offerings
of $50 bushels, with sales AT A. and A.. Ear Corn
brought 81 20 per bbl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

Mas- V. 7. CoRBETT. County Treasurer. will
be Vt the Custom House On Saturday rext to re-
ceivc taxes due by persons in this city, and in
LETTERS Township upon property in the coun-
ty; also to give any information in reference 10
the delinquent lands, lots, &C., advertised to be
sold on the first Monday in b.r, Court
day. All bills paid before the day Of sale will,
of cour.c save cys.s nov list
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12
CA y AL COM VI ERCE.
= NH a.:gs.:I57II!Ei ssSs
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ARR Y l.

ARRIVALS.
Boats j B C.zc4ux, J a Alexander, G
B,othe. Andrew Main, Jno j Swift, Jas Hoy.
Gollinch and WIN Laird to American Cosl
Co.. w l. Shaw, TO Baen Avon Coal Co; W
Weber, Y II Weir, J M Forbes a"d Lem
on, to Sinclair & Agnew; NJ O. Conner ard y
Goodwin, to Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats Ben williamson G Z Charles, Vim J
Bootnc w l. ShrIcvc w 2 Wool.S KITE a II
Grant, M McNally a 5 Winterngham,
Hamilton, } B Cazeaux. w l. Shaw. J 4 Alex
ander, Samuel Charles and q L Boothe. for
Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

PORT OF ALEXAN DElA, NOV GMB. II.
SUN RosE.... ..... & 80 MOON RS morn
sun SETS. 4.ol
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, to f 4
Reed. She reports passing several vessels IN
the river bound up also a tug with raft in
tow bound up; also a loaded three ma ter b,und
out rs having gotten ashore oil Aqua creek yes
tcrday morni z.
STEAMER Pilot Boy, Curricnan to \ Reed
Schr } L Merrill, w .:hinglon, to Americas
Coal Company.
Schr Z II Furbcr, Boston, to American Coal
Company.
Schr Wol.c, Norfolk, to Srool j. Perry.
Steamer New York, Philadelphia, by T y
Reed.
Steamer Columbia, Baltimore, By B Whe%t
Schr 4 Kirk, New Haven, coal by Amer
can Coal Go.
Schr Charmer, Stoningt2n, coal BY American
Coal Go.
Sclr \ D Scull, Boston, coal by American
Coal Company
ochr Isabel Annap, lis, cJa BY Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Go.
DETAINED.
The schr Addie Burs cy reported .: sailed Tor
Boston yesterday, was detained by the de>erLlOn
OF Il part Vi her crew just II: she was starting.
MEMORANDA
Schr Eliza Mathews for this port. sailed from
PHILADELPHIA 1lth.
SCH \ + Ames, hence, a. Portsmouth. n &.
H., 9Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12
EecutiOn of Mrs. Suraadt-Nr. John
sons Reply to Judge Holt.

WASHINGTON, November LEX. President
johnson has addressed u communication to the
Washington Chronicle in reply TO thai OF judge
Holt published in the same paper 10 August
last, no the subject of the execution OF Mrs
Surratt as one Of the assasslnS OF President
Lincoln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12
ATFXA NDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

proceedings. Who can doubt that if his name
and that of Judge Bingham had been attached
70 the petition, signed by five members of the
court, and the prayer had been brought to the
attention ef the President, such an application
would have been duly weighed by the Exccu-
tive before final act;an III the premises
Mr. johnson says i'll conclusion 1t beng
absolutely certain thur it the petition Was at
tached to the nri glnal record before IL was sub
United to the President, 1t is not to be tound 10
the printed record authorized by Judge Holt
aud certified to 10y Col. Burlctt, special Judge
advocate Of the comml>sun the question arises
which of the TWO Is authenticated aud genuine:
If the record in possession of the judge adVo-
cate general is true, that is false which he has
given to the public. If, Oh the other hand,
the record published With his oticlas sacton Is
true, then that in his bureau is false Dcccssarl-
| ". Judge Holt is AT liberty to accept either
alternative and u escape rs he may the lncVl-
table conclusion that be did not only fail to sub
| nIit the petition to the PIcsldcnt but
SUPPRESSED AND WITHHELD IT
from the official history of the most important
trial iu the annals Of the natlon,
| EX-SENATOR HARLAN AND MR.. JOHNSON
Ex-senator Harlan. one Of the principal
stockholders Of the Chronicle, and for some
time a member Of Mr. Johusous cabluet, dis
claims all responsibility for Ex-Governor Foote, 5
attack 90 AIr. JohusoD, pubishcdn that paper,
aud says lie has never doubted that President
johnson faithfully and cjusccnupusIy dis
charged the paiutu! duty which as the excel
tive of the nation, the law and his oath OF Of.
fee devolved on him. Whether the reconI-
mendation of the members Of the court Tor
cIcmeucy on account cl the sex Of one OF these
couricls was ever before the President or not
may be question Of considerable Importance
to the reputation Of parties who make opposing
statements as to the facts but it does not al
feet the main question hardly feathers
weight They did not make this Recommended
ton as court, but one more than half OF the
members did 50 as Individuals on account Of
age aud sex, and for no other reason.
Mr.. Harlan further says question OF vera
city is raised between Judge Advocate General
Holt on the one side and ex. President johnson
on the other. The former asserts that the
paper containing the recommendation of the
| five members Of the court was laid before the
President and considered by him.
The latter asserts precisely the opposite, and
each adduces the facts and circumstances
which, in his opinion, weigh in favor OF his
own avermcnt. Both papers arc now laid be-
fore the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

The Annual Session of the Virginia Confer
ence, Methodist Protestant Church. convened at
Bethel Appomattox county, Va, the 9th OF
November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

A telegram from the La Varrien, Paris, OBJ
servatory, announces to the Smithsonian In
stitute the discovery of a comet at Marseiles
by Coggia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

Lcouard Scott j. Co., New York, have re-
published the October number of the Elinburg
Review Contents: The Iron Mask Work and
Wages Beethoven; the Cuban Insurrectun; the
Breeding OF Horses; The Three Cathedrals Of
St. Paui's Travellers and Handbooks; Kew
Gardeus; DR.. Straudes Confession; Affairs on
the Cola Coast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

The Governing Commtte OF the New York
Associated Banks yesterday submitted series
of resolutions, which, if adopted,it is hoped will
have highly beneficial effect upon the stand
ing of these institutions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

Philip Nelson Meade, eldest son of the late
Bishop Meade, died at White Post, Clark
county, on Saturday last, in his 63rd year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

The Jail in Weldon, N. c., caught fire on the
10th inst, and was burned down; and prison
er confined in it was suffocated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

kempers majority in the State, with bu
three counties, Buchanan Warwick and Wise
to hear from, is 1854.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

The Alabama State Fair has been indefinitely
postponed in consequence of the stringency of
the times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12
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M \ RRIEb,

On the 9Th instant, at the residence of the
brides mother King George county, Va, by
Rev. Arthur Johns, FRANCIS Il. IOLSON,
of MARYLAND, and kDMONIA II. CRY MES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12
EDE(H TlU.f.iL.
rLlFFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL
REDUCTION OF PRICE TO $500 PER
SESSION.

The time is come when owing to the uncer-
tanty Of monetary affairs, reasonable reduc,
| ton of price may he expected from schools, and
| scholars will be received after November lst ut
S235 after Doc. lat ut $40 and d reduction pro
rata per month according to time OF entrahcc
This will apply to those already entered IN case
the number of pupils shall be sufficiently in
creased to justify it.
y reasonable time will be given to those tempo
rariIy embarrassed by the present stale Of al
! fairs for meeting the advanced pay ment. For
information apply to
oct 2O-eolm Markham STA, Fauq. CO., Va
DERSONS DESTROYS of being instructed
l. and perfected in the GERMAN Lam
plying to Rev A. A. BONNHEiM,
oct 27-2w l79 King ST., or p. Q. Box 293
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Miss GWYNN b. SLYE, formerly teacher of
Mathematics at Patapsco institute will asst
Hiss Adam in her school. DAILY LESSONS
IN FRENCH AND GERMAN without extra
charge TERMS FOR BUARDERS MODkR-
ATE, and payable by the month, quarter or
half year. References Dr. Norton and DR.. Bull
lock. Other references giyen.on application to
Miss ELIZA &. ADAM,
oct i'm Alexandria, Va.
III F. HENRY'S SCHOOL,
ILL., On Alfred street, between King and
Prince streets, in the second story Of the Friend
ship Engine Building.
This SCHOOL FOR BOYS which has been
in operation, with the exception of the years Of
the war; since the year 1857, will commence its
next annual session on the 18th Of SEPIEM K.
The terms Of tuition, depending ON branches
taught, range from So to ST. per quarter in adj
vance, with m extra charge of So per quarter
for tuition in either Of tho Ancient or Modern
Languages.
TIN of September from D. No. to II m for the
examinations and classification of pupils wishing
TO enter the School aug 22-H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

Abdc kadcr, the famous Arab chieltain, Is
dead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12

\ samp!s LIT Of over 100 Dy ,I>
This day upcued-rccei'e from nl re,
importing house in the co"n:fy- ,bY, MI,
~ Wholesale and retail NJ Tr'ceii , tnt,
troll til. trade in tnis section. re''' .,'rp..
Societies, sunday Scnools, &c'' s"''
wholesale prices IT ,,tr,r AND
' GODS MANUrACloh1
oct 2S-.f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12
.cF-GivC me d call.

TNO WAGON ERS-"" h:'''
L superior lot of GUM, Elm ~:
HUBS, which were INA 10 to our "' ~,
ertimb Der. These Hubs nav been : > H,.,E
competent Judge, and pronounced - w.
ard better than any heretofore oT'"- -.
market. We invite HI cAaInin"tl':'. ,...
II Rims and Syo."s nre d h:::"fi:'' .. ~,
turc, md are lar more iurahI@ an: ~ ).
than Western goods. Axle, SpFlaS ,,.. a.,
canvas, and other goods in the s - a. , ~"
in store. and psi.rs moderate: Ca!t ~ ). :
ia Nv ~. III j. +. CRaIGdTOH " ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12
E7.Nta' GHOUS .G.,'U .,.t.y.u,.,
IMPORTANT!
W. l.. GETT

\ W. Wv ~ ~ L
w. l.. GETT
No; ia King street!
Has sdded to his large stock of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MIL,
merry AND FANCY GOODS
and II large supply uf Frank L">li,..> I..i,.
journal CUT PAPER PATTERNS iH1* .,%
use OF these ! "tterrS '.'cn indy may b como 49,
own dressmakcr They are selected ,rn,' LIZ;
designs of Worth, Roant kocae, Fame, T. p. ''.e
Morrison and other mndistes in Londo,, ,,4 3t 1''
ris. Special tfrts h.vr.b been made =, sN-,.'
the most practical and uSciu' p.lterr: ..'..'.
continue to receive new ones ~ the. ~. r,,;. .'
This selection comprises over three burJir. .'i'-,
the newest designs. Patterns sen. tx n,,; o.
any part Of tn country on recci ut Of , is. s.. -
for Catalogue. ur2l
OUR FALL STOCK, which we are r.,,.;,...
" daily, has lcrn selected with y-n., %, ,'.s
1t is, without doubt The most compl..r. , .'..
m"nt in the city. Csil and see TIA!
Mrs. DRElFC>
oct Is 100 King .;re@.
A FULL LINE OF HOSIERY, GLovr>.
IA CorsctS. Embroidery, H. new >ty.r. ~
have been bought cheap, and viii be H., ~.
cJtdig g'y, ut
oct Is Mrs. DEIEP,>
nUN COUNTRY FRIENDS are esp..f.,,..
~ iavtcI, vixen i'll town, to cal and -. -!
Mrs DRElrUS, 100 KIM.
Next door to Mr.. Pn!l7s shoe store sign ot ,Ia
!. big boot. &C, !,
HEALTH IS WEALTH. AZ! 90, ,.,9
IL supply Of WINTER GARMfN'l> 4 S.
kinds, at Mrs. DRIEFU>.
oct Il !l0 kIng stree:
4 FULL LINE OF ZEPHYR and GEH.
"a NTOWN WOOL AMI SILK mi
WOkSTED BkAlDS. at
oct Is Mrs. DEEIFUS'. 100 ki:gs
WON'T FORGET TO EXAMINE yrR
~ FIFTY-CENT KID GLOVES TEry.ss
just in season and suit our hard times.
oct Is Mrs DREIFUS, 100 nily...
WATERPROOF SUITS can be boa.t.
w md will b. made to r,ier ut
oct Is Mrs. DRElFUS, 100 King.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-12
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNIFF. PtFt'

DC, &C., de-,
No. KING STREET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-08
Rhode Islands Next Senator.

The Legislature to be chosen next spring
will elect United States Senator to sue
coed William Sprague. The canvass will
probably not begin for month or two, nor
will it be as exciting as that of 1870, when
Henry b. Anthony was re elected.
Senator Sprague may be counted out of
the coming contest for two reasons, each
one of them sufficient. The first is that he
is afflicted with cancer in the side, and his
health otherwise is very feeble. 1t is ex-
tremely doubtful whether he will appear in
his seat this winter. The second reason is
the financial embarrassment Of the corpora
ton of which he was lately president. 1t is
understood that some weeks before this EN-
barassment was published to the world
Senator Sprague had determined not to be
a candidate for reelection, and recent de-
velopments are, of course, not likely to
change this determination.
The Democratic party of the State is dig
organized. For years past their nominations
have been merely formal, and it was with
difficulty that they secured candidates for
the State contest of last April. The Re-
publican nominee for Senator is certain,
therefore, to be chosen almost without OPP
position. Who will be the man! The name
most prominent is Ambrose f. Burnside.
He is popular, especially with the old sol
diers, and if he should signify desire to
go To the Senate, it is likely that his wish
would be gratifed.-Ncn York San.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-08
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following kilograms were posted at ths Cot
ton Exchange
LorpoN November 7, p. M.-Bank of England
rate increased to 8 y cent.
LONDON, November $50 p. M.-Rate of discount
on THREE months bills in the open market is The
same az bank rate, " cent. Amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance
to-day was G4 ,0O0."
LONDON, November 43O P. M-Money rate on
government securities at the Stock Excha nye is
" cent lower than bank rate.
LONDON, November = s P. M-Decided symptoms
Of panic here. Manchester yarns and fabrics
heavy and depressed all kinds.
This last telegram was received toward the
close of the market.
Currency was in only moderat, demand, and
opened irregular, and clossd at z02l. = cost pre-
MUM.
Gold was quoted at 1ses1lG for currency, And
currency inaudsd $3.50 At 1859 -, and for cor
The Few York ssrkst opened .: w : &nS closed
There wa Lrgs movsment IN s:srinG e1e
change. bat rates vera unsettled. and ths market
closed :ws e, for private si ;. rh s s"l.s
ioe la5oo and ssooo do and sluvo Al clear At
rs s 81 st as e &C., ,S ss" .ss
at lis. and $4,000 bill Of ladins and Al clear and
The sales or francs Included 50 900 cOm,asfcia "a
$50, and 10 900 dc at s.25.
AT the close sterling bi9ls were quoted nominal
and irregular at l090llO for private, and ll3 for
bank, and francs at SIX 05.25 for private and
nominal for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were Of lib
eral extent and the market closed " cent lower
for the bank checking rate New York, and u 4
for private The sales covered $319, COG, embracing
S 5000 and $4,000 commercial and $25 600 bank
sight on New York at q t. cent premiums; 800 900
and $25 900 commercial at 3; $4,000 and s5o,ooo
$50. 900 bank at /; $65 900 commercial at i. and
j. 10 600 private bankers and $20,00) bank at IL.
The banks checked on New York at d y cent
premium and private sight was quoted at Il al.
Nothing transpired worthy of note in securities
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-08
MEDICAL.

RUREAU OF MONADiC MEDICJNE
-, surgery ano Midwifery, No. 163 BienyiiIe' cor
nJu y. nampart street, near Canal street
.1,Soical Department-Cures Palsy Feva-a Err
a pSStas, Ephepsy, Insanity, Dropsy, Rheunat-sr,
t n rev days all painful affec ions and inflam
Tbroot y. tne BRAN, Spinal Cord and Nerves
week for the treatment and cure of anv disaasa
mora s,cai pepartment-Reduces Fracturts T.
no1s ana DIslocatiOns; speedily cures In $500
n an. Slerihty, Scrofu!a, all Urethra and Saminn
frao,ses, yenereal, Scrotal and SIX ia Diseases
fro1, I'll or olhcuIt Urinations; preserves limbs
nv a. aMputatlon and the Bladder from Lithotnmv
Gers n~ my STONES ETC., and cures Ulcers Can
midwifery Departmeut-Positiye,v c,ras all s,s
Eases uses OF the womb and ovaries All unusraI H.
r, ses ulceratlons or irritations and Wien +bs
9nses are painful or obstructed from snv caSss
w.aassVer, the cause is removed and heSIt% r~
stored in a few dave 0 no"'1n TO
,a letters addressed to postofice box I'LL New o-
hours for ias;a Will receive attention. Once
TUX gentlemen from to p NJ -
co-or,.o, LANCELOT H. EvERrTr
oof0nated Doctor of Medicine ana ph,ia.
ssiUo".M Der of the Royal College of Sn ruaons
~ ureit Britain, Licentiate of Mid wifar9 nd
TTyynecoisgy, formerly Obstretric Snroanr "i IN
EnlsI Win Sir James Y. Simpson Raronat of
Sir{h W. outeeon OF the Louisiana Cavalry and
therapeutics and Embryonic Evo1ut;n,s
Sa OF the Hunterian Society NJ Wad;cns
80 td ana Bellies Letters, Associate Memher,
o, the Univ ersities of Great Britsin snd amer.
M n g B. fees houorab,y returned 70 ,..;s,.s
ouo ~ D'' receive their full value. as a 1uid gro
=. IL. fe20 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-08
The Washington correspondent of the
Herald, of October 80, saws:

Attorney General Williams to-day re
eeived a report from United States Marshal
Ochiltree, of the Eastern District of Texas,
giving detailed account of a serious hos
tile feeling between party of desperadoes.
led by one Jim Roam. and the colored
people on the line of the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio railroad, resulting in
the atrocions murder of two well known
and peaceab BILE colored men, brothers, named
Wright, who were going from the planta-
ton upon which they were employed to
Eagle Lake, on horseback, carrying a sack
of pecans, which they had proposed to SELL
They were met by members of the Roam par
ty, ordered from their horses tied together
and shot dead. Friends of the desperadoes
say that the difficulties began by Roam. the
leader of the desperadOes, who had been
depu tized by constable to arrest a cOlored
man, and upon his resistance struck him
over the head and severely wounded him.
Roam was arrested and tried, but acquitted;
and it is alleged that on the following night
his house was fired into by unknown par
ties, but neither he nor his family were
there.
This seems to have been the origin of the
organization of desperadoes against the col
ored people, eliminating in the murder of
ment among the citizens
There is danger of further difficulties be-
tween the Roam gang and the negroes,
which may result in further bloodshed at
any moment, as Roam and his associates, as
well as many of the cOlcred people in that
neighborhood, go heavily armed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-08
SUCCESSION OF JOHN TABOR
Second District Court for til Parish Of OIleans-
No. Sc APP

Parish Orleans
No. ,439.
DY G. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUG.
No. Il Exchange pace-saTbRDaY' November g
1873, at tweIve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auetioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal
and Customhousa streets. in this city of New Or
leans, by virtue of an order of the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated September IL, 1873, will Dc sold by public
auction the following choice property, to wit
l. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth District
of this city. in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue, Jena, Live Oak and Laurel streets, desig-
mated as Nos. 5, S, :, 8 and II.
Lots Nos. S. s. I and adion each other and
measure each 80 feet front on Napoleon avenue by
l20 feet in depth The improvements on lots Nos.
5 and comprise a new double one-story and attic
brick cottage. retired from the street having front
kitchen in rear. Lots Nos and 8 are under fence
Lot No IL measures 80 feet front on Live Oak
street, by l5s feet in depth. The improvements
comprise two-story brick cottage, with two story
q FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth District
of this city, in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue, Jena, Chestnut and Paquemines or Coli
scum street. Said lots adioin each other and
measure each % feet inches front on Napoleon
avenue by 10 feet in depth between parallel lines
Lot No. forms the corner of Napoleon avenue and
Chestnut streets. These lots are fenced and well
shaded. and stocked with great variety OF fruit
and ornamental trees. shrubbery etc.
3. SIX LOTS OF GROUND IN CARROLLTON par.
ish of Jefferson, desigra ed as lots Nos. l. q g. 4
and "a Of square No. Ga B, bounded by CarrolIton
Nos.S to adjoin each other and measure each 80
feet front on Carrolten avenue by 80 feet in
depth, lot No. forming the corner Of Carro,lt
avenue and Jeanette streets. Lot No "a adioins
the above lots in the rear, and measures % tet
inches front on Jeanette street, by $50 feet in
depth
a. TWENTY-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, in Car.
rolton parish OF Jefferson designated as lots No4
to "A, and forming the whole Of square No. IS &,
bounded by CarroIlton avenue, Short, Jeanette
and sixth streets and measuring together 800 feet
trent on carroilton aTeoue and Short streets, and
275 feet front Oh Jeanette and Sixth streets
Terms of Sae-One-half cash, and the remain.
der on credit of enc year from date of sale
in notes bearing interest of eight per cent ger an
mum fTsm date of sale until final payment secured
by special mortgage and vendors lien on the prop
erty sold, with the penal clause of Eve
per cent attorneys fees in the event of
suit, improvements to be kept fully insured
and policies transferred, and purchasers to as
sumo payment, over and above their bids of ali
taxes TOR 1873 payable in 1874.
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers BE-
fore Octave Morel, notary public.
oe2 IL 18 Is mol
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-08

Candidates for Congress before the fourth
congressional Republican nominating con-
vention, which is to meet as soon as called,
are already very numerous. The following
named prominent Republicans are mention
ed in connection Herewith: Hon. C. w.
Keeting, Hon. j. p. Newsham, Hon. Harry
Lott, Hon. George Y. Kelso, Mr.. J. j. Whit
tier Hon. Raford Blunt, Hon. Samuel Arm
stead, Jerry A. Hall, ESQ. and others
which we can not just now think of. We
trust, however, the selection may be good
one. and that the man selected may have
the capacities to fill such an important posi-
ton. We need good men for our best posi-
lions, and by all means let this man be a
man of ability and integrity, that he may
do honor to the position and be pride and
credit to his observation-disclosures Leader.