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AMTISEMENTS.

Now Open.
The GREAT Fo2EPAUGH SHOW,
ON SIXTH STREET LOT,
WILL ExHTRIT EVERY IA,s AFTERNOON AND
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
APRIL 2, 3, 4, AND 5.
FIVE MAMMOTH TENTS.
PesIT1A ELY THE LARGEST EXHIBITION
IN THE WORLD
More Animals, more Men and Horses, larger
Spread Of Canvas, and the most Gigantic
CIRCUS, MENAGERIE, MUSEUM, &C., EVER
ORGANIZED.
SEE THE MoNkTER UNICORN
and the immense collection of Wild Animals.
See the World famed Triple somersaulters and
Trappaists,
MIACO AND HAwLEY,
And the Great R%sTs LoW wv Nd MONROE
MILE viRGiNIA, and eli the Double Cirem,
every other day. Opens at j and Z. Circus com
mences one hour later. -Four Menagerie and Mu.
scum Tents open all the time circus is progressing
ADMIssION-To all five Tents, 80 cents Chill
dren under 10 years, % cents.
~ Visit this great exhibition, remember what
you there. aud compare the Forepaugh show
with any that follow it, ard you will be convinced
that it is the largest and best show in the world an
worth the admission fee dozen times over.
arr ADAM FOREPAUGH, Sole Proprietor.
WARRINGTON rHEATER COMIQUE.
w Eleventh street, south Pennsylvania avenue J
adjoining the rear Of Harvey's Restaurant.)
Engagement of the only Original and yeritable
LEvANTINE BROTHERS.
The original John c. Leyaatine and Brother. Two
other parties travelling under their hard earned
were formerly pupils Of the above performers En-.
gagement Of the Char ming Serio- comic Vocalist,
CARRIE LAVARNIE.
Great Success of the Versatile Artists,
EAGAN AND EDWARDS.
Our usual great com pany two grand ballots,
perb olo. great sensation drama,
THE WHITE BOYS OF IRELAND.
IL SPECIAL N0TICE.-0n THURSDAY,
April 8, the Management take pleasure in announc
ing the presentation of the great spectacular ballet
| in three scenes, entitled THE CAPTIVE, or TIL !
BIRD-CAGE OF EDEN, produced after elaborate
| preparation; and at a cost of s1,500. Gorgeous
Scenery, Magnificent Properties, Character and
Costly Costumes. &c, and with anew Ballet Troupe.
| DICK PARKER, OTTO BURBANK, JAMES
| DOUGLASS, and our Mammoth Troupe Of Forty
Star Artists.
| ssr On MONDAY, April Z, will appear the 'sOofty
Goofty Combination in the greatest of modern SEN
sations ''YACCP. just concluded highly success
ful engagement at the Holiday street Theater, bal
tlmore- m3l
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ADJUSTMENTS.

y b. PROF. JOHN TwEEpALE and
MISS ANNIE ID. WADE,
At WEST STREET CHAPEL,
THURSDAY EVENING, April 81, 1873
Festival after the reading in Infant Glass Room
Admission Is cents. For the benefit of the new
presbyterian Church. a2-2t
EONCERT BY THE SUNDAY SCHOOL SING
~ ING SOCIETY of the MT. VERNON PLACE
NJ. u. CHURCH SOUTH, corner of 9Th and X
streets, April 3, 1873. -
Admission, adults, 80 cents; children. Is cents
Tickets can be obtained at +. A. STEERS Book
store, No. 1921 4 street, and at the door of the
n. 1T
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SECRETARY DELANo has gone to his home at
Mt. Vernon, Ohio, on private business, and will
be absent about a week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The present severe season

has thoroughly tested the virtues Of Mrs. Jones'
Cough Mixture-thousandso Of bottles having been
used with certain success. Its trial has been most
thorough. A mere cold or cough or the most aggra.
waited it has cured with equal success. 1t IL
not Objectionable to the aste and can therefore be
readily used for children and persons who object to
nauseating mixtures, particularly its doses are
small and every dose contains the germ Of an ulti
mate cure. It's value in advanced cases or those
vergng on consumption must not be underestimated.
Many such il has entirely cured, even cases of &C
knowledged consu Ftion. While il does not cure iii
greatly relieves and large number of these unfor
Inmates for the great relief It affords them.
ness, any affection Of the throat lungs you can
use nothing more reliable.
Prices-isrge size, 81; small, 80 cts For sale only
by ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
ml2-tr Corner I'd aud ID streets northwest.
ON THE BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON. DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea PERKINS, worcestershire Sauce
Is 1SDIsPENsABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
octl5 2awly Agents for the United States.
Card.
A Clergyman, while residing in South America.
% missionary, discovered Q safe and simple remedy
Tor the cure Of Nervous Weakaess, Early Decay
whole train Of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured BY
this noble remedy. Prompted by desiDe to benefit
the anicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
Address, JOSEPH +. IMAM
Station ID, Bible House,
marz2y New York City
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EXempting Railroad Pr0perfy from

TRENTON, April IA bill has passed both
houses eXempting the main stem and principal
passenger and freight railway stations from tax
alton. All other railroad property. including
the rolling stock, Is subject 10 municipal and
state tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-02

GEN. EATON, Commissioner Of Education,
viii attend the Vienna exposition, If his duties
permit.
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THE PAYMENTS made from the Treasury de
partment by warrants during the month OF
March were three millions Of dollars and more
in excess of those for February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-02

PHILADELPBIA, April 2.-The man supposed
TO oe Roscoe is still detained i'm custody. Doubt
stil exists as to the mans identity; bat he will
not be liberated until the question is settled be-
yond doubt, AZ IL Is believed he left New York
to escape some criminal charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-02

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON handed over to
Treasurer Spinner for the benefit of the govern
ment the additional compensation due him as a
Senator.
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TRASrER OF ARMY orsIcrns.-The follow

ikANfER OF Army OFFlckRs.-The follow
ing changes In the stations and duties Of officers
Oh the pay department have been made: Major
y. r. Candy relieved from duty In the depert-
ment Of the south and ordered 90 the depart-
ment Of Columbia Major Brantx MAYER
relieved from duty in the department OF Col1m-
bia and ordered to duty i'm the Department Of
California.
The following. changes have been made I'm
We ssuon ana dunes OF engineer oficers lsf
Lieutenant j. II. Weeden relieved from Art.
with the board Of engineers for fortancstions %
the PACING coast, and ordered 10 San 49,
Cal Captain A. n. Damreli ORDERED "a rsisSss
Lieut.. Col: keynolds OF the charge Of I'll DC
works and surveys In his hands under Tire W.
department. and his light house Quite urdsr
the treasury department.. Lieutenant coIonei
neSnoias u ordered TO report 70 the Secrefsrv
OF War for lighthouse duty. ''s~'s
TlxQuARREL between Fechter the tr..as,.,.
~ ors ~ lillian b Duncan, regarding the epsnias
~ ne new lyceum, has illuminated bv fechtrf
vitndrawing from the enterprise and sccepfine
ne proposal Of Augussin Dafv 20 produg
Monte christo' at the Grand Opera.
- Nobby no,e-paper now is gray, ruled with
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PERsoNAL.-Mrs. j. p. Newman was at the
National Hotel, Jaeksonviile5 Florida, March
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THE NEW INDIAN COMMISSIONER, Mr.. Ed
ward p. Smith, viii assume his duties to
morrow.
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SECRETARY ROBSON has appointed VIM
W. Richardson, Of New York, a carpenter in
the navy.
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GREAT TRAGEpIAN COMING
FLoRENcE, April 2.-Salvina, the great ira
geaiaU VI Italy, has finally determined 20 visit
America Professionally, leaving here in August
neAt.
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Freshea In che Iep,s~h

MAuca CnUsK, April The Iehieh fs
nth Hgn s me water is even with the tow
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUK.-The receipts from this
ource to-day were 500 .374.69.
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JOHN SAUL
Respectfully calls the attention Of the public TO his
extensive assortment of GARDEN and FLOWER
SEEDS which are this season Of the finest quality.
FLOWER SEEDS, embracing all the nov eities
from England and the Continent.
The fRUIT TREES are vigorous and well grown,
consisting Of Pears standard asd DWARF, Plum,
Cherry Apricot, Nectarine, &C.
Delaware, Concord and all the other celebrated
GRAPES, sTRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES.
BLASkBERRIES, CO RRANTS, COOSEBER,
sHAEE TREES. EyERGREENs. ROSES
DAHLIGS, PHLOXEs, yERBENAS, GERA
MI and other bedding Plants, with eysryth;ng
nerfsipins 10 the Nursery Business all al mierass
rriSes JOHN SAUL, Sal 7th street
mT-fw" Opposite U. g. Patent Once.
HEATING AND COOKING.
II wonld be well for House-owners, Architects and
Builders 20 bear in mind that The EMPIRE -
HEATtEG RANGE is the only one in mar -
ket that will thoroughly heat rooms above In
winter and xenfilats in summer. ard az theS1S
same tie do the ordinary cooking Of small large
H. l. GREGORY,
nZ-lw 63t Pennsylvania avenEe.
TSIRE EXTISGCISHERs.
ALEx r SHEPHERD CO.,
Sseo3t $40 PsLnsy yania avenue.
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Col. FRANK JONES, chief of the redemption
division of the United States Treasurer's Office,
was taken suddenly i'll yesterday, and was re-
moved to his residence in Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-02

GEN. w. III. II. TERRELL will continue to
discharge the duties of Third Assistant Post
master General for a few days. MIR. +. w.
Barber, of Michigan, his successor, is in the
city, and will probably quality next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-02

fsknsfLvANIA COAL TRADB---The trade A
Hsousiiy ON the increase, and prices rule 6rm.
me ADVANCE realized at the last monthly public
avefagfng only about eight cents per ton, tends
70 stinen the market, and gives assurance thaf
prices VIII be maintained throughout the wear.
the extraordinary turn IN prices, and the WAGES
o. labor IN England have affected fav0rabJv re
stocks OF almost all the great anthracite ear
iiers-- PhiiadeiI hia Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-02

Mr.. JOHN s. DELANo, chief clerk of the In
terror Department. is now in New Orleans, and
will not probably return here until the latter
part of the present month. His health is slowly
improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-02

The CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE Uxrox.
Inc semi-annuai meeting Of the board of gov.
eminent Of the Catholic Total Ahstinence
Union Of America, embracing officers OF the
national union and presidents Of the various
delphia yesterday, Rev james Mci,evi,t ~
washington, ID. G.. In the chair. The semi.
annual report shows there are in the union iso
s sd sggregating about 20 200 members.
socieoes not yet afAliated with fhe union a
COMMITTEES was appointed (Fsfher McDeyitt
cnalrmsn) to devise measures Tor forming An
.nnSs:nsuonal union between the Catholic total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-02

THERE ARE But THREE members of the Cab
met now in town, Secretaries Robson, Rich
ardson, and Attorney General Williams. Sec
rotary Fish has gone to New York, Secretary
Deiano to his home in Ohio, Secretary Belknap
on tour of inspection west, and Postmaster
General Cresswell on pleasure trip south,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-02

A KCKLUX PARDoN.-The President has di-
rected warrant of pardon to be issued to Wal
ter p. Anthony, convicted OF kuklux outragcs
in South Carolina about one year ago, and sem
fenced to eight years Imprisonment In the Al
bany penitentiary. Anthony was about Is
years of age when convicted, and has served
out one year Of the sentence.
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A WASHINGTON PHYSICIAN ON THE NORTH
ERN BOUNDARY SURvEY.-Assistant Surgeon
Elliott Coues, L. s. A, (Of this city, has been
relieved from his present duties and ordered to
st. Paul, Mimi, to report to the commissioners
for the survey of the northern.boundary to ac-
company the expedition as medical officer and
naturalist.
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~ Gov. Perham, OF Maine, arepublican. has
for that state.
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUcA-
T1oN.-Congress at its last session authorl zed
the printing of $1,000 extra copies of the annual
report of the commissioner of education for the
year 49, making in all "A SEQ copies. A greater
portion OF the report is now in type, andit will
probably be ready within a few weeks.
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will be delivered to the Postmaster General for
issue, by the Morgan envelope company of
Springfield. Mass, on the LIST proximo. 1t has
been stated that there will be two kinds of
cards-one ruled, and the other without lines
but such is not the case. There will be but one
kind OF card, and that will be of cream color
five and One-eighth inches in length and three
inches in width. One side of the card 1.-THE one
intended for the message) is entirely plain, and
the other bears an Ornamented scr0ll-werk bor-
der, ne-eighth of an inch in width. In the
right-hand upper corner IL q picture of the
Goddess Of Liberty, surrounded with a SCROLL
work border, in which are the words: ssU, s.
Postage-one cent" In the left upper corner.
the words, in velvet-brown letters: "United
States Postal Card" and below, in smaller let
tiers: "Write the address only on this side-fhe
message on the other" Beneath this and to
the left, Ii the word " Tor in scrip, followed by
q line extending across the card, for the name
lines.one being for the name of the post ofice,
and the other for the county and state
Although t - not expected that any one viii
put more than the address ON one side. there Ia
no prohibition against filing both sides with
writing, provided the address remains legible;
ON the cards instead Of writing. The cards viii
be distributed to postmasters throughout the
country on requisition, the same as other ann
plies, and will be sold at the stamp window at
one cent each. The question has frequently
been asked whether plain caxd, bearing q one
the mails the same IS the government cards;
but the law prevents the use or transmission OF
any but the ON eial cards. The cost of the pOetal
cards is 81 3sf cents per thousand, that being
the bid 81 the successful competitor for their
- Gov. Perham, Of Maine. arepublican. has
appointed democrat railroad COMMISSIONER
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COMMANDER STEPHEN b. LUCE has been Or
dered to duty as a member of the board of
examiners at the naval academy in place of
Capt. William n. letters, whose orders TO that
board have been revoked. Capt. Jeffers will be
assigned to the charge of the ordnance bureau
IN place OF Rear Admiral Case, who will take
command of the European fleet, relieving Rear
Admiral Alden The examining board at An
napOlis is for the purpose of examining mid
shipmen for promotion to the rank of ensign,
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lOlI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
JO11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
A0ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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OFFICIAL POSTAGE STAMPs.-Secretary
Richardson has issued circular, addressed to
the heads of bureau in the Treasury Depart-
ment, reminding them OF the fact that the
Thanking privilege is abolished from July LIST
next, and informing them that they will be
furnished on requisition with the necessary OFF,
cial stamps which must only be used for off cia
business. Heads OF bureaus will be required TO
make monthly reports of the manner In which
these stamps have been used.
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ident appointed the following postmasters yes
teroay:-J. G. McPheeters, Bloomington, Ind;
Augustus I. Jones, North Bridgewafer, Mass;
Jasper H. Orcutt, NOrthfeld, VT; Eliza Jane
port, La; Daniel F. Brantlinger, Louisiana.
Mo-; Louis F. klosterman, Cape Girardeau,
Mo-; James NJ. Watts, Delphi, Ind; Robert
Shields, Neenah, Wis.,; Mrs. Clara l.. Nichols
Fort Leavenworth, KS; Luther Fillmore, Lara
mic City, Wyoming; LothariO b. Cockern,
Cathage, Ills; and Benjamin p. Croker, Cam
bridge, n. ".
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49, I Nobby no'e-Paper now l. gray, ruled with
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NAVAL CHANGEs.-Lieut Commander G.. c.
Wiltze, detached from the Pensacola navy
yard and placed on waiting orders. Lieutenant
X. nj. Berry, detached from the Pensacola and
placed on waiting orders. Lieutenant John C..
Rich ordered to the receiving ship Potomac at
Philadelphia. Master Richard Wainwright or
dered to the hydr0grafhic office in this city,
north Atlantic station. First Assistant Engi-
neer David Jones, ordered to duty in the bureau
Of steam engineering at the Navy department.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
MARKETS.
Domestic MurkstS,

Sgw SsRH, October 3, Evening..-Cotton closed
steady; sales 1880 bales; upands IS's.; Orlean.
1859 net receipts ia, gross 93a. Sales Of futures
u 800 ia es, follows: october II ID. 32c, Novem
Der II l6c. December Il &c, January II sl6dl.ac
flour hrm common to fair extra IS 1001 S.
Whisky . 0a Wheat case lower; winter red
Western 3 SiNi 81. Corn dull and lower; mixed
and yellow 6,d7oc Coffee . little stronger at 2O4
s2G. Rice quiet Pork steady. Lard firmer at
:.l609 l-iGc. Turpentne firm. Rosin quiet, Tai.
low steady. Freights firm.
Skies OF 1891 lis; fvetwensies of 1862 1884, OF 1868
!osl4; OF 1865 no new ll3a of 1855. ll4l.: OF 1863
1l3 y; new lives l08}.; tentOrties l05t;.
State bonds active at nominal rates
tennessee SKIES old 1914 new .aL; virginias old
IS, new 40. consolidated 81. deferred g. Lsusianas.
s!1es ", new 49, levee skies IS Fights 50 III Alabama
70 bids; North Gsrslinas old r. Il. South Caro-
aaas no bids; April and october 26
Aoney sasier for supply at ii66.. Exchange
heavy; market decline at :. Gold weak and insc.
gold Governments strong; little more doing.
EISCISNArI. october 3-Cottoh firm and b igher:
eliddling Ike. Flour steady at 80 8001. Wheat
krrr at : 35af 20. Corn >uet ~ 33d54e. Oats
steady 40 BO%5c. Provisions steady. Pork-~Sales
Ut s IA So generally held at Sla .51I5. Lard quiet
and firm Im salable at =; generally held at &c;
Kettle, fair j0bbing demand sales at 298ltc,
Bulk meats inactive Snd nominal shoulders l.c
Gear rib held at Be-; clear 368.c Tacoma fair
fobbing demand shoulders SIC; clear rib g., a &c:
scar 9a9ae. Whisky-Ssles 1t &c in currency.
ST. LOUIS. October 3.-Cotton dull and nominal
Sniddlns E0l7hc. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat easier little done; No. spring Chicago SEC
bid small sales OF No. 3 fall az 81 50; 10 2 rod
winter nominal; 81 50 Corn higher; No. 2 mixed
&c. Sats-Dsmand fais: prices advanced No.
sld3s4c in elevator. Whisky offered at $50; no
sales Pork nominal. Bacon-A good many orders
sepe for small lots, which flied to-day; over
clear .ib, Oh 9saac for clear. lard quiet: order
Aets OF ss67sd 1T &c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
HiSH Dl'cINn AND OTHERS vs. JEANTY Dl'
ao:E1 A.'D oTHEHS-No e. 81.

! pYS GT!:AILT. AyCTioSEER OFFICE
SATURDAY, October H. 1873 VIII lie sold az tive. v.
O'Clock NJ. al :he Merchants and iucti0a.crs' Ex.
change, Roya. street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets Ar virtue of judg ment from, the
honorable the SeCord District Court for the parish
OF Orleans rendered the first of Sep:enbe, l3-3
ana sgnei September ). 1873. the following proD.
erty, to wit
|. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. .ituatafl in ,he
Third District OF this city, III the squar. comprised
within Evsian Fields, Love Goodctildren and
frenchinel streets, designated by No. On a plan
drawn by J A Pueyo, on the tenth OF December
."'' said lot Ilta- surfing according to said plan 2.
feet inches lines front Elyslau Fields street
by IS: feet 10 inches lines in depth together w;ti
twostory biick house, No. 40. having six rosrns
shed, privy. i"o cisterns. well. ward partly paved
etc.
:. A G0T OF GROUND adjoining the io- anova
Described, au.i designated by No. 2 and meas1rinp
u feet ! inches lines front on ElysIan Fields
street by l5i feet 10 inches lines in deptb. To.
Eethef win one story brick house, No. ii2 having
four rooms one OF which is in the attic with LOST
and cellar; o-story brick kitchen OF four rooms
paved yard, Ci5tern, well, priyy etc rented al
$50 per month. The whole agreeably to a pIao To
be exhibited at the Exchange f ~
itihs-oHe-half cash and the balance on a credit
Oh one Fear lor notes secured b mortgage on said
property, ard bearing interest at the rate of eigbt
per cent per annum from date till paid. and fhe
purchasers Of said property shah bind themselves
10 cause the buildings erected on said lots of
ground 10 De constantly insured against the risks
OF nre until final payment of said notes and shall
Inc hoiuefs or said notes and case of suit for the
recovery OF said notes, the purchasers shall pay
the attorneys fees at ave per cent
4, ActS OF sale before o. DrOuet notary public at
1Ahss Ios the running year 1879, due in 1874.
se9 Ia 70 oc2 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
AUCTION SALES.
BY s. Guinault.

\
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE SIXTH DIS
| SUCCESSION OF EMMA JANs DAY:
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
DY pLAcIDE j. 49, SPAR r s.,, .uorIoSEER
ID Office No. 40 Exchange alley.-THURSDAf. DC.
tober !6 1873, at twelve o'clock Nj, will be sold at
! the st. Charles Auction Exchange Oh st. Charles
street. between Common and Gravier streets by vir-
tue and in pursuance to an order from the Hon. a.
L. Tssot Judge of rhe Second DISTRICT Court for the
parish OF Orleans dated September 9, 1873, for
count of the above succession, to wit
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
!ngs and Improvements thereon. in the Sixth DIS
tIict of thi. city, designated by the No. 90 of
So No. 30, bounded by Cadiz, Plaqu -mine Jena
and Chestnut streets; said lot measuring IS feet
inches front Cadiz street by I0S Feet il depth
between parallel lines.
2 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Sixth District, commonly called Bloomng dal.
and IN the square bounded by Henry Clay avenue
Victor ieonce st.eetsand the line of Bloom gdals
and designated as square No NO and as 10: No. u
and measures 80 feet inches lines front on Wig
tor street with a width in ths rear Of 80 feet y
inches and Iines. and depth and front on the
division line OF Blooninsdale of $50 feet inch
lines, and depth on the opposite side line Ovid
ing il from, lot No II $50 feet inch line.
,. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in the same
district az above, III the square bounded by Henry
Cay avenue. Edmund. LeonCc AMI Victor streets,
in square No. III: said lot is designated by the
No. L. and iorinin. the corner of Henry CLAW ave.
nue. and Leonce streets. and measures 80 feet front
on Henry Clay avenue, by 40 feet in depth and
front on Leonce street and width ia the rear o!
~ feet IL inches q lines
Terms and Cond.ions-Onehlf east! on The
spot and the balances at one wears credit. with
notes secured by mortgage and bearing @lgh. per
cent interest per aunum from date TIL paid and
I'VE per cen: attorney 5 fesS al case OF suit to
cover the amount of said notes. The taxes OF 1873
to be paid bV the purchaser over and above the
p1lce of ad Indication.
Act. of sale before Theo. Buis .on notary public
at the expens. Ot the purchasers
0th