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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01
T,hr Girl nj fNic Period.

The Girl Of the period. FauIterIng before
one down Broadway. is one panorama OF
awful surprises from top to toe. Her clothes
charac terize her. She is upholstered, not
ornamental. She is bundled. no: draped.
She is puckered. not folded. She struts, she
does not sweep. She has not one OF the at
tributes of nature nor Of proper art. She
neither soothes the eye ike Il flower, nor
pleases it like picture. She wearies it like
a Kaleidoscope She is a meaning less daz.
zle of broken effects. Surely. 1t Is one OF
the requisites OF n tasteful garb that the
expression of effort to please snail be
wanting in it: that the mysteries OF the
toilet shall not be suggested by 1t: that
The steps to its completion shai! DE knocked
away like the sculptors ladder from the
statue, and the mental force expended upon
it be swept out Of sight Ike the chips on the
studio floor Who that is 1nathematically
or metaph ysically inclined can meet mod
ishIy attired woman without a calculation
to the hours expended upon the architecture
of her dress, without guess at the stltches
in a hem, at the hens to trlll. at the trills
to a skirt, at the skirts to dress; without
dissecting the organization of her chlgnOn
in the anatomy of melancholy; without
morbid wonder if she wore her front
friz to breakfast in her crimping pins:
''Any material object" says Euskin.
swhich can give us pleasure in the
simple contemplation OF its outward quail
tiee, without any direct and definite exer-
ton of the intellect. cali in some way or
some degree beautiful. 1t is painful to
consider the "exertinn OF intellect ex.
pended upon the contemplation of the
modern belle. An exhaustive analysis of
the law of excluded middle, an intelligent
defense of the categorical imperative.
serious attack of the theory of evolution
might Justify it. If ".xertion Of intellect
stands censor on the beauty OF our cos
tune, heaven save the mark: l con.
ceive that it is use. and use alone.
which leads one of US. tOlerably
trained to recognize any criterion Of grace
or any sense OF the fitness OF things, to
tolerate, if for the sake of grace and fitness
only, the styles OF dress to which we are
more or less conforming every day Of our
lives. Fifty years hence they will seem to
us uncultivated as the Dose-rings OF the
Hottentot seem to be. The dictum OF our
great grandchildren upon. for instance.
what has been termed the kangaroo"
style OF dress will further contain new and
severer elements OF criticism than any
which 20 to form our Judgment upon
fashions which Iepel us only because they
are out Of date.-Niss Phelps.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01
Ieaf ph0tOgraplfs.

A very pretty amusement, especially for
those who have completed the study OF
botany. is the taking Of leaf photographs.
One very simple process is this: At any
druggists get a dimes worth of bichromate
of potash. Put this into a two-ounce bot.
tie of soda water. When the solution be-.
comes saturated--:i.at is. the water has dis.
solved as much as it will-pour Off some of
the clear liquid into a shallow dish: on this
float % piece OF ordinary writing paper till
it is thoroughly and evenly moistened. Let
it become nearly dry. in the dark. 1t
should he q bright yellow. On this
put the leaf: under it piece Of soft
black cloth aud several pieces of
newspaper. Put this between two
pieces OF glass ialt the pieces should be of
the same sizej, and with spring clothespins
fasten them al! together. Expose TO
bright sun. placing the leaf so that the rays
will fall on it nearly perpendicular as
possible. In few minutes it will begin to
turn brown, but it requires from half an
hour to several hours TO produce perfect
Drint. When it has become dark enough
take it from the frame and put it in clear
water, which must hs changed every few
minutes, till the yellow part becomes per.
fectly white Sometimes the venation of
the leaves will be quite distinct. By fol.
iowing these directions, it is scarcely pos.
sible to fail, and a little practice will make
nerfect. The photographs, If well taken.
are very pretty as well as interesting.
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iCoSTI,s1-rD FROM FIRST PAGE.I

receipts 54e; gross sOT3. sales Of futures today
ii $500, as fellows: Low lnifdhng for July ~ &C.
August 2Gkc; October l8sc; November 10 3'ior;
December Isisc. Flour dull. fsvors buyers; com
,non to fair extra 4601 70; good 10 prime /. az
10 O5. Whisky in tair request at CSC wheat duIl,
with ONLY "A limited inquiry; winter red western
inferior + IS: very choice + g. Com .rni with
:. moderate export and home demand; Rice quiet
at "a ds..c. PORK sreasr Lard ot~adE IIrpe IN
tine active at .4kc. Rosin lower a. =! .'1- ~.
Iallow duh at 1'ar FreiGt'ts a"tiTe. ,.,..
coffee quiet and uncl angel. nl.sa: dIll ana
h'avy; fair 10 good refining 20. &c. ho-a'se'
Money ',s vac easy in IA. nor:r- a. :q:, BIZ: he;
came more active III the afternoon. and ADVANCED
10 JU6. with clos ing business al !. .!e increased
,.cty tv due TO calling n offers II preparation
,or the July disbu sements 'Eraan2e vas weaner
WITH safes OF prime a, ~ zoo" .. >"
Sizes OF lsa'. 1925 hv..veu.ies o. '36. ~;
of 1864. 49,: nf 1868, II =; new -: o: 1907.
!lo'a: o! 1919. !!0h. ne" hv"s. MA: 'eh-lof''es
49,. ,.. 49,.
90 eights 80: Alabama eights 81. i've. -: Georgia
skies 20. .evcns 30; North caro- mas % new 10;
.pecial tax u: South CarollLaa % ne" 3D. Apii'
and October 20.
C1solsx.rI Jnn- 20 cotton q:ie' ,.-:d'in: lac.
Flour IN tair demand bua % lnwe: rates s. a'~
{. IS Wheat nni.t: s 80 Corn quiet; tlaijc.
Oats oluc,; ahU.0c Provision. .rtner and more
active. Mcss pork si5 50al1 %; Lard qiiet anu
held firm: steam axe: kettle So. Bulk meats
stronger; shoulders >,c; clear +, .lbG tic; Gear
So M8 &c. Bacon firm; good demand; shous,de s1
=, c clear I'll. 9.c, clean "'sc. ".-.sAy steA' "
:1c. diamond
ST Iorrs Juuc 30 Cotton qiIi". and l.lena s.u.
Flour eui.t: superfine winter u 4; 80" 49,
y as: double extra winter ~, "a 60
Grmer; sample lots of 10. Iea IA. = ~. .oi
STEADY. .lemand moderate; No > 'oc on .Ich
;o0i2c sacked. Oats easier go a 1 port dTIi
., m I,,s %, u s - DRY eat meat, nomina'
bacon held firmly on demand light. ,oobin2 and
49, ~ Of bnr lders : = a. e: clear i!J :1ets";
is.r az I.rd dull renncd 81. .3'...
Foreign Markets.
,.poor June 30 Evenng-Common ros,n
.. ID 10 49, Turpentine "a Cd. corn rs Cotton
Savannah ana Charleston Sust OK September
delivery I'd.
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MEDICAL.

<sss % =
BUREAU OF MONADlC tIEO:t.INE.
- Surgery aud Midwifery No 1853 Bi.ov...s csi.
a1. OF Rampant street, near Canal street.
Nedlca observation-disclosures Palsy, t.-.M E.%
sipsias Epilepsy. Insanity Drop.y Rise TN =. lsns
ana IN few days all painful affections and milan.
,rI OF the Bran. Spinal Cord and Nerves.
throat. Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach Bowels
o.a0dt': Kidneys. Bones, JOINTS etc. Tel. do! 'ars
week 10! the treatment and cure o: AM 4 sea...
cufgica. Department-Reduets Fractures IT,.
nioIs anu DESIGNATIONS: speedily cures IupotentiA
anu Ste9i!ity, ScrotIla all IcetLral and seminSl
DlscnaIges. Nenereai, ScrOtal and ). IA DISEASES
irequeE. o: difficult Urinstion.; Preserves Iinbs
IRON amputation and the Bladde: from l. :.s:Omc
oy d!ssoivin: stones, etc. and suIes E.ce,s Car.
GERS or STRUCTURES without pain.
midwifery Observation-Disclosures r,.:es =. Dis
eases OF TIE womb and Ovares a.! unusual dis
charges, alterations Or irritatiOns and whei the
menses are painful or Obstructed from anr cause
Whatever, ihe cause il removed and health D..
stored in few days
Letters addressed to postof1iee boz III! Sew o.
leans. Louisiana, will receive attention Ofhcs
hours for ladies 10 A. NJ to IL NJ. AMI TO ar. ".
For gentlemen from to ?. N,
LANCELOT H. EvERIrH.
Cofonatso Doctor Of Medicine and Philos 0phs.
NemoeH Eiect of the Royal College Of urgeons
ana OF The Hunterian Society OF Me diclne.
Philosophy and Bellies Letters Of the Universt
ties Of London. Edipburg. St. Apdsew's and
1oVislana fe2o y
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AUCTION SALES.
By q. De Ferret & Go.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARIE JoSEpH!NE M NOR
Lot. WIFE OF Z. L. BERCIER, DECEASED:
POSITIVE AND USRESERVEO GALE VI AL
u Sa1,n Hr in t the square bounded by Dorse
nois Columbus Broad streets arc balou io"''
Second District cou, for the the Parish OF
DY G. DE FERRET * CO.-ioHS G. MON
b ROSE Auctoreer-Otice No. so Royal street -
THURSDAY, July q, 1873, at twelve Q cioch a, q.
the St Louis Auction Exchange, il the 6ast nien'
rotunda st the St. Louis Hotel, will be sold by pup
lie auction, bv virtue OF two orders rom 1il1
Hon. a. L. Tsso: Judge Of the sefo I,ne ia 10
and 80 1873, the tolOwin: described properly. i''
account of said successor.
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated N the 4nt.d
District OF this city, II the square oounden o; 10Y
genois Columbus, Broad and Bayou ROAD. a1o
designated by the Nos. 10 :. inclusive. ,,
l. Lot No. ! for,nS the corner OF Coiumnus anu
DorgenOis streets. and measures 81 feet 'front.' Oh
Dorsenois street BY no feet in depth and front on
Columbus street together with the buildings "Au
Improvements erected thereon. =,
2. Lot No. ad ioins the above and measures u
feet inches front Oh DorSeaois street, 0S II" Zee.
in DEPTH bet weel equal and parallel mes, 70
gether with the buildings and Improvements
thereon. ..
feet 10 inches lines front on Dorgcno street, bs
10 feet in depth. bet Heen equal and para lei Hts:
4. Lot No. adioins the above and measures ~. ..
10 feet in depth between equal and parallel lines
together with the buildings and Improvements
5. Lot No 5 adioins the above and measures ..
feet inches lines front on Columbus street, oy
l27 feet inches in depth. between 81 ial and para
lei lines, together VIII. the Improvements e.te'e"
thereon. o.,
6. Lot No. ad; oins the above ard measures 81
fe,t ? inches lii es front Columbus street Dv
II. feet inches IL deptl. between eGUa. ana
parallel lines.
: Lot No a.iioins the above and measures -
feet inches lines front on Columbus street, oy
21 feet lines Il. depth between ual and para'ie
lines .
Terms-Ona.third cash on the spot. and the BAL
ance Il credit of one. two and three years IN
notes secured by sIeca! mortgage ana Nencoi
len bearing interest al the rate OF eight per cent
per ann;Irn from date OF sale 10 final pay mens IN
case SUIT five pc, cent attorneys commissions
to be likewise secured by mortgage. The proper.
ties to be kept insured and the policies transferred
to vendors.
Acts of sale at the expense OF purchasers o.,io!e
Abel Drevto,.s notary public. jyl IL 10 % 81
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SUCCESSION OE DA!I., = k1H..3
STOCK ~ THE BANK oF LAFAYETTE AND
CAST: CLAIMS.
Second Dis.re: Gear; for ma PA::,. L: Cr,4:.-
Nc. b 81.
SUCCESSION UV DAVI. !: NORRIS.


DY WALTON. DAVIS & fRERET-, 3
ID Walton Au.'lo..e.-Otiice X. - Camp :. .,..
SATURDAY. Jaly :, 1879, at rwe.vc O'CLOCK " ..
the Merchants a.! A19tioneeTs Exchac.e ::,ya
street, By virtue a,-1 ~ Pursuance -. o.. d =: .:
tn. honorable the SecoLt. Di.trc' CoG.t 10. .,..
parish OF Orleans, ':at.'i June - 49,; No. 91:.. OF
the docket. will &c sold b. plb'c a.c...L, tLl.
following o. sc'ibed property % Wit
Indiana, for the sum c: &2JN. evidenced bv -a.d
Hurts written receipt therefor IL the hands g.!
Peasants Co. w.ereor. however. SIS - sad u
hav been paid
CLAIM against H. 5. Wtiton 81 2ayo- Sara !.
this state. foE TIE sun OF $500. borrowed .uolev
of S415
TWENTY SHARES, Of So each, CT the .a,:.a,
stock Of the Bank of Lafayette
Terms and Coodi.sus-Cas, o. the soo. i,
eal'ea states treasury UoteA je2- "a jyls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01

London theatrical manager lately al
,o-red !. voung author who stammered bad.
iv IN read him a farce he had just written
A. the close. what do you think of it!'
ss I the author. "Well," replies Mr..
Manacer. "not half a bad idea; father;
mother. lover, daughter. all suffering Will
nave a novel effect" The author. furious,
a~ci.ims. ..They don't stanlmer, it's only
nv Misfortune "Oh, then, the play amt
fnnnv at all: sorry can't accept it, re-
piied the manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01
By B. n. q B. J. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. IRON
SAFES, kTC. AT AUCTION.
TRI-WFEKI,I SALES.
RY X. NJ. & +. ). NlONTGOMEkI-
II p. II. Non! gomrrv, AIlctioueer, ONCE No. 81
Camp street.-Wiil sell every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'Clock. at their auction room, corue. Camp and
Natchez streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
IRON SAFES. COOKING STOVES, etc
Terms-Cash. myl
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
BY 8. GuinauI..
SUCCESSION OE LOUIS T. DEOCET.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
Nc. 80 30.
BY 8. GuinauI:
DY =. GTiNAILT. ArCrIoNEER-oErIc

Nc. 3, So.
DY y. (UiNA( 1T. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID corner o: Exchange aev and BIenvllle street.
SATURDAY, Al gust 2 81. will he sold At twel ve
change Rova. street. between Canal and Gus
tomholse streets. bv virtue of an Orde, from the
honorable the Second District Court cor the parish
of Orleans dated twentv-se yeTth of June, 1915
TWELVE CERTAIN LOTS OF .RGUNB, situated
in the Sixth DiAtric: OF this city, in the square
bounded by Louisiana avenue TOleddno, st. Denis
and st. Patrick streets, designated bv Nos. to u,
inclusive. on a partlcula: pan of said said square,
drawn by Louis II. Pile, ON the fourteenth of &c.
tOber 1872 and am. Xed 10 the inventory Of the
property of the succession Of The said L. F. DrOUet
made on The sixteenth and seventeenth of October,
1872 b. Oscar Nr0Ge: notary public OF this city.
Said lots measure, IL American measure, as fol-
lows 70 wiz: Low Nos. !, 3 3, and measure eaci.
20 fee, trent TOledano street by l28 feet IN
depth. Lot No. :oIms The come: Of TOledanO
and St. Denis streets. Lots Nos. and measure
each 3 feet frOa: ST. Denis street by $50 feet in
depth and lots Nos =, 70. II and u measure each
30 feet 'front.' LOUISIANA avenue, by l28 feet n
depth. Lot No. forms the corner Of Louisiana
avenue and S.. Denis street The whole agreeSbly
to plan to be exhibited .. tie Exchange.
Terms-Cash.
Acts of sale before Oscar Drouet. notary pubic
at the expense of the purchaser including all the
taxes for the curreE: year. 1879, payable in I81a
jyI9 "a au2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01

"Havo you Goldsmith's Greece! was
asked of the clerk in store in which Oks
and various miscellaneous articles! eere
sold. "No," said the clerk, effectively.
I'VE haven't Goldsmith's Greece. but we
have some splendid har OIL
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'Otal for season.
Total for sea son.

sCGAk-oniT 10 hhds were received this morn.
ing. There was good local demand to-day and
for good fair 9c for fully fair. and s.c for strict
ly prime.
CITY REFINERY Stockholders are filled at II
dlli. for coffee A; l20l2Asc for crushed and null.
verified, ard l30l3Sc for cut loaf
MOLASSES-There were no receipts from planta
ton. and no movement in consequence
CITY REFINERY MOLASSES-Is selling on or
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COTTON S-A-EML:r.
Stock on hand and on sh:oooa-i 40. cleared. 50, 81
Stock ON hand same date LA. valZ Is. d

Receipts proper since Saturday evening i2' bales.
against AL last Sunday and Monday and 50
last year. making an aggregate since Friday eve
ming of $50 bales. against 1889 las. week, and l9
last year. and since August 81 ! 100 "a. bales.
against 959,:l3 last year-increase 9i0,l5'
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts At all
the ports from u NJ. SATURDAY TO |! NJ to-day 256l
bales. against 365 last week and III last year.
and since Friday 45i6 bales against 6al' last week.
and 1917 last year. Tota! since August 81, AZ $50
Exports Friday aud Saturday. inclusive, 20 Grea:
Britain 7G44 bales, agains: 1913 last week and to
The continent 500: bales. against 8! last week.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made a; to !! NJ.
l97, 81. bales, against PIG 295 last week.
The following tables have been compiled by Nj.
Fl. G. Hester. sec.etar. o. the Ne" Orleans COttol
Exchange
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01

New promenade costumes are made with
very long Oyerskirts in front and at the
back, and looped high up at the sides. Lit
fila or no trim ming is used cave lace. They
are very stylish, and, modistcs say. VIII be
generally in fashion next winter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01

Success iOUs of James and George Low.
No. 36 ..65
GECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans. - Whereas. f. T. Parker, public
administrator has peitioned the court for letters
of admnistrat The vacant estates of the late
James and George Lowerv. deceased, intestate.
Notice is hereby given 20 ali whom il may CON
to show cause within ten days why the pray
of the said petitioner should not be granted.
Bg order OF the Court.
iyl s. FRANK PACE, JR.. Clerk.
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BY Walton, Davis 6 F-ece:.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM HOS.. y..:A;.r.
STEAM FERRYBoAT JESSIE.

DY WALTON. DAVIS & FRERET-! :,
I'D Walton AuCtiOn.e .-',tiice No. 80 Camp stree.
WEDEE July J. 1873, At twelve o'clock g.,
the Merchants ana AuctiGnee.s Exchange Eny.l
street, by virtue and in pursuaHc. II a.: order O:
the honorable the Pa.I5,. Court 10; the ,a.!.. -:
Jefferson, dated June u. 1872! will be so: tv :..,.
auction the following property, 70 VT
THE STEAM FER! BOA. JESSE, u: 20 90,
tons burden. with all hex apparei aili "a. a'.,,
Terms and Conditi0ns-0nethi cas.. Il. U:te,,
States treasury notes, the remainder i. Il. note,
of the purchaser, 70 hi. own order, at * AID
twelve months. will special mort gage and !-::e.es.
at eight per cent. TIE mortgage - rnbrac. TIA
five per cent Carse ;or a.to-i-- fees IT z ;. 81:
suit. Tie boat =" We kept insured ~ re purchaser
TO the satisfaction OF IA: r-.:to:. 80: t..- POI.
transferred
Act of sale before !,il.. g. E:,... :.1i,. a. -.
expens. of the purchaser.
,e1l % I'd
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MEMORANDA.
Icy Telegraph!

tDE .tltgfapl!
Philadelphia, i,.n. So 1875.
20 + 4 Iorke-The steamship yazoo Captain
Barrett. arrived here Saturday, 18th instant. Saits
for New Orleans direc. Juiy9.
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MARSHAT,'S SAFES.

United States vs.. 6S3 Packs Homie Cards.
etc.-Nc. 1928.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRIC. COURT DIS.
i trct OF Louis ana.-Bv virtue of wit of ven
ditiOni eXponas, TO directed in the above emit.
tied suit. | will proceed TO sell to the highest bid
der. on SATURDAY. July:. 1875 at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the main entrance to the CustomhoUse, Oh
Cana. street. between Old Leyee aud Peters streets.
i. this city
G8i packs Monte Cards.
1000 packs Cigarettes.
1900 Ciga!s.
Tecls-Cas:1 i, United State. fund, .t RE :.:ne
o: sale.
United States :a:saa"s office. New orleans.
June %. 1873. :. B. PACKARD.
ie2l % iv3 - United States Marshal.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF RUT>ON MAURs. JR.

ESTATE OF KUTSON MACkI. JR.
CNIcpo STATES MARSHAL. OFFICE.
New Orleans, June 8, 1873. !
V1NH!S Is ~ GIVE NOTICE THAT A WAR
l. ran. IL Bankruptcy has been Issued out of the
Maurv, Jr., individually and a. partne, OF kiop.
penburg &. Many. IF New Orleans, Louisiana.
am. OF Rutsor Marry. IT.. s 60 OF Liverpool,
England adudge.; bankrupt upon his own pc
ti,ion; that the payment OF any debts, and the
delivery OF property belonging I" said bank
rupt to him. or 70, his ,Isr and the transie. OF
property by bin forbidden by law; that meet.
in. of the creditors o! said bankrupt, to prove
their debts and choose one nor" assignees OF bis
estate, will be held =. court OF bankruptcy. to
be holden on TIE seventeenth day of July A. D..
1875. at II NJ. al M. :; Exchange Place. New
Ne~ Orleans. ae:0.. d. Ausustn, Register.
s. r. PACKARD.
;eS isl: United States Marshal.
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COMMERCIAL
NosoA1Eysr:y3 Jane 30. l3:J

COTTON-The sales TO-DAY embraced 1921 bales.
at sitter prices for the bette. qualities. but pre-.
vious rates for other grades. lequlrng paltia!
advance OF sc in strict good ordinary to strict
middlng, inclusive. We give also the Elk.
change figures, which are for average Lists accord.
ing with its types willie OURS present the proper
range of the market for average lists, but with
the outside figures for ON middl,ng good ordinary
and ordinary Giveo ~ tie c-:sde 20. stG.c. OF
those .tades:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01

Succession Of J. ". lsaacks-NO. 30. ISL.
CkCoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans.-So.sCe is hereby given 10 the
creditors of t;s estate. and to al, othe- persons
herein interested 20 show cause, within tex! days
from the presea. notification, If any they have or
can. Why :he aCcorl2: presented by the testament
airy executor in tbs estate should not DE LomOiO-
gated and approved and the funds dis.; J.ted in
accordance herewith.
By order OF :he COu--.
i:l36 FRANK PACE IR. Clerk
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By Nash q Hodgson.

~0
HANDSOME FRAME COTTAGE, 40. IS: MAGA-
ZINE STREET.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY W. S.R|E. DECEASED
Secou! District Court fer the Parish of Orleans.
No So 622.
DY NASH & HODGSON. ". T. HODGSON
ID AuCtionter-Otce No. CarOu,elet street,
On SATURDAY. August 2 1873, at twelve O c.ock NJ
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, i'll the base
ment rOtunda of the 81. Chan les Hotel! il this city
by virtue AID III pursuance OF order of TIE
Hon. 4. l.. Tissot. judge of the Second District
Court Tor the parish OF Orleans, dated June 26,
1873. court docket No. 1862, tor account OF the
succession of Henry ". Sarve, deceased, at public
auction. viii be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND tosnt her with
the buildings and Improvements thereon. situated
in the sixth District of this city, in the square
bounded bv Magazine, Constance aud Delaclaise
streets and Lou siaIa avenue de gnatet No. II,
and measures 25 feet front on Magazine stree. by
depth of ~ feet inches between payall-i lines,
American measure according to plan male by
L. II. Pile surveyor, dated Jliy -, 1873 The i'm
prOvenientS consist of a neat frame cottage resi-
dence, known as No. 1854 Magazine street contain
ing six rooms bath and wash sheds, large cisteru,
etc.
Terms-Cash On the spot IL United States treasu-
ry notes.
Act of sale BE fore Joseph Conn notary. at the
expense of the purchaser. including thNliAes tor
the current wear 1873. jyi Il 10 70 a2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of John V0e!ke:.

SECCessIOn Of John OeEkfi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PERSONS
~ having claims agains, the above succession
to present the same FOR settlement to the under.
signed within ten DAYS from the i:st publication
hereof, and all persons indebted to said succession
are requested to come forward and settle the same
without delay. CATHERINE VOELNEL
je26 lot Natural TURK.