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College, have been insufficient to meet its
wants. The building needs repairs and
additions TO accommodate convenience and
general comfort for the school, and as there
are some forty new applicants for the new
session, the need Of these improvements
will he more seriously felt. The ground,
are also in condition Calculated not to
reflect any great amount OF CT edit upon the
school; the fencing leaning in all direc.
lions, and the shruboery unframed and wild
Now we think it eminently proper for
the Legislature TO make some provision
TO meet these necessities before adjourning.
1t is the only institution OF the kind in this
section OF the State, and should be literally
supported in its demands for means to con-
'truct necessary and urgent repairs. Gen.
Obey, one Of the Regents, is at present at
the Capital to urge legislation in its behalf
We trust the Legislature will make a
prompt and suitable appropriation Tor its
benefit
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F.um the stanton Nindic1tor.
STANTON ITEMS.

An amendment ha- been made To- this
animal ordinance changing che fec 90 bc
paid ior reiccmng captured dog rom
80 fo -. aud giving the iulormrr one bali
tIe fine 90 collected Tor having 900 Wi.
ceu-ei dog
THE residence and all thc ouihmi'iire-
Of Irvine Reed. worthy cpiorcI man uear
Clgrcu,i.io. were burnt on Sunday ct.u-
iug ast Tue dwelling took l,r from %
detective -f1vepipc and the loss i- total
Near B.uto Gap on ~uudy large Iuln-
u.y of cord wood took fire aud about 2U
cords we're destroyed
so, long since Mr. j r. Boriv bought
"a DOT BOO Huntington city for SIJl. uut 70
house on 20 i0f 500, ard last week Sold DO
for 5000 This is pretty gol! business
ifa man could do enough of I. E,e-v-
body don't dl -o well though. nr another
~auntou man bought two Iot- there aui
a-t week was out boo boat with % pole
trying to fnI tHrm. DO o., very wet 900
Huntington some tunes.
The Musical s1.rec at the BrG.t rs.
male luuiue on Friday night us. $751;
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From the Portsmouth Times.
To the AFFLICTED.

We insert the following certificates from
well known citizens Weare in formed that
these are but lew OF hundreds OF cures that
DIR. Stearns hae wrongh; in this communi.
~ during his sojourn here:
PORTSMOUTH, o. Feb. G, 1873.
] have the pleasure to make the fol-
lowing stasement
have been troubled a number of years
with partial paralysis OF the left side, also,
Catarrh and deafness: have taken treat
ment OF several Of our local physicians, who
tailed To give me any permanent relief
called on DR.. Stearns at the Biggs House.
about three weeks since, who pointed ont
my disease without asking me question,
which inspired me with confidence to pro
cure his treatment The paralysis has
passed away, the catarrh is cured and my
hearing has greatly imroved. would not
take five hundred dollars for the benefit |
have received from his treatment
II. Il CALvER
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crowded as entertainments there AWAY.
are. The performance taken as whole,
was OF high elass and was loudly applau-
ded by an appreciative audience
Bishop white OF the Episcopal church
commences his Spring appointments by
visiting Staunton to night, the 2lst inst +,
Charlottesville on the 23l, and Lynch burg
on the 3Oth lie goes through lower and
south side Virginia, and closes at Manches.
ter opposite Richmond, on the 18th OF May.
Caucus OF the Conservative members
OF the Legislature on Tuesday evening nomi
mated Judge Jno VI. Henderson, of Au
gusta, for recollection.
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Woods Patent Tile are dali, making
favor with the public A few months ago
his sales were circumscribed to the imme-
date neighborhood, but unw orders come
from all quarters. Read the following:
CArLKrrsBuRG, KY, July |, 1871.
! hereby certify that have two sets of J. E.
woods Patent Excelsior Fire Tiles, for set E
ting CRATES, set in my house and one Of
lodges patent and one round back. have
tried them all thoroughly, and would not give
Woods for any other patent out at any price
whatever, and | can sincerely say that would
not have them removed and bind myself not
to have them in my house for $50 apiece.
am respectfully Yours,
JOHN b. WELLMAS
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Brazil is not just the place for Ameri-
cans. party OF returned immigrants
have arrived in New York who stated
that they had been deceived by Brazilian
agents in their representations. A num-
Der OF immigrants on returning to Eng
land brought suit against the agent at Liv
erpool for deludng them People leaving
the United States find it Il poor country
to emigrate from and usually find their
way back
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Should the Hon. Jno. D. Young. of
Kentucky, be beaten in the contest with
Burns, 1t will be the second time he has
failed in the race for Congressional honors.
In 1868 he was elected by signal MAORI
y, but by the operations OF Radica.
hoard he was declared not elected and his
place given to his opponent Whether
better state OF affairs exists now, will be
seen when a hearing is reached
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The hanging of Foster will teach CITY
roughs and bullies not to NEEDLE with such
innocent playthings as car hooks while
practic'ng their insolence In the company
OF decent people. The stern course the
law has taken will be fruitful in teaching
them that the country has some protection
against their insults and assaults.
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Portsmouth. O.. Feb. e. 1873

| wish to make statement for the bene-
fit OF those afflicted with disease, rs follows:
For several years have been afflicted
with catarrh, dyspepsia and liver COM
plant; have taken remedies from several
physicians without benefit About three
weeks since | called upon DR.. Stearns,
who pointed out all my difficulties with
accuracy, without asking me n question. !
procured his treatment, aud the result is.
those troubles have passed. away, and am
restored TO health.
ANrnN pArar
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Mr.. V. T. Webbs handsome residence
on ninth street will soon be completed. 1t
willie substantial house and arran. ed
with view to convenience and comfort II
Mr. w. is building..his house.fronn thu profits
Of his business there must be something in
Western Reserve butter and groceries
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There is yet an opportunity for the Con.
gressmen who voted against the salary
grab. The fact the measure passed
against their opposition does not make it
compulsory upon them to appropriate the
additional five thousand II it clashes
aith the promptlngs of their consciences
they might find some charitable purpose
upon which to bestow it. There is more
than one way they can get out Of the re.
possibility Of pocketing it.
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The election for city officers come OF
Thursday. There should be general
turn out Of the people on that occasion. -
The candidates named by the citizens.
meeting, as they represent the real inter.
ests Of the city, should receive the undi-
vded support Of its voters
Gen. Obey, who is an efficient and capa-
ble officer, has claims upon the people for
their Endorsement next Thursday Major
Downer having declined to run, it follows
that Obey, who received almost an equal
number Of votes at ihe convention, is en-
rted to the same support that will given
tI The rest Of the ticket
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Thomas Medford, on Third Avenue, be-
tween sth and 9th streets, is receiving
large additions IN his stock OF hardware,
pocket aud table cutlery, silver plated ware
and house furnishing goods generally,
which he will dispose OF at extremely low
prices, for cash.
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AT our city Bakery, Mr. ron,rose, in
addition to fine quality of pies, cakes,
bread and Coniectionaries, has commenced
the manufacture OF good article OF rye
bread. This is healthy article, being
better than dose OF medicine for dysp.p-
STA Mr.. Snyder will furnish it to all from
the wagon.
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NOTICE.

by virtue Of an execution in my hands.
WI sell. on Thursday, the 3rd day of April.
1873, for cash in hand, one fourth of the
wharf boat formerly owned by W. 0 Wright.
~ H. Dunlevy. Geo. W. 1Iolderby, and John
y. Russell The fourth propose to sell is the
i"urth belonging to said John " Russell. f.,
satisfy said execution in favor of W A
Amount Of said judgment and costs, S52 10.
1iNcn under my hand this 9TH day of March
1873. p II EFFNAN I%I'"'
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Since the holding of the Court in Wayne
county, at which numerous indictments
were made, the amount of carousinp and
pIundering on the Virginia side Of the
Big Sandy is daily decreasing. The sale
OF Cattlettsburg blue devil is falling Off
correspOndingy.
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X II Bell, wife aud child. John BRYAN. civ.
II Gibson, Richmond; G T Lilly, Sarah Lii.
ly, Agnes Upton, Summers county; A NJ Ham
ilton, Kanawhn; S Scott, Oak Hill; J S
Thompson, c 4 0 II; Abe Stern, Ironton; d
/ smith, Guynn; l. Moore, a ; Parsons. Cinti;
II Bunkarc, Baltimorei 5 NJ Knott. Circle
vile; Baker, city; X VI Berry, Mnysyillc;
II Rice, -i n Hcnning, New Richmond.
0; Il Coleman, Fayette county; L Jordan,
c Nathan, Ind; II Hooker, Ashland; II
Perringer, -
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Gen f. e Spinner, the watch dog OF
the Treasury" whose peculiar signature is
known to every one concluded his twelfth
year as treasurer OF the United States on
Saturday last.
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GLANCED llANnS

The city Drug Store" has been sold to Mr..
W. IL. Saunders, brother of DIR. T.. T. Sam.
uers' MI Ohio Owens is in charge, and pre-
pared to serve his old customers with nur.
medicines, toilet and fancy articles. 452w
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ANrox PAnsr.
Ponrmorrn. al. "a 6. -

Dr. Stcarhs recently removed a tumor
from my arm, il was so aggravated ns TO
dlsquaIiiy me for business Ny arm had
become u-ciess, and now 10 is entirely re-
stored. aud am able to resume my usual
busiut--. JAWS tAEVCHA.L.
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FAIR WARNING.

All persons indebted to the late firm O,
Brown Plaster, are hereby notified that
~ their accounts are not settled in ten DAYS
they will be placed in an officers hands Tor
collection, as further indulgence cannot be-
gwen. J. J. BRowx.
Mar Is, 1873 j. w pt,srpp
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VS. HALL. Symmes Creek; II Fit1hugb. C
4 r r; Il Russell, city; 5 Simpson, Mo-;
Il Pcrringcr, Texas; u Pack. Kansas. u l..
Euffncr. kanawha; Lud Schmidt. Guyan: w +
Gilbert. lr'uton; Thornburg. Barbours-
viIle' u Mitchell, J Mitchell, -; " SAILS
berry, Ashland' D Beans, Burlington; II
Gedncy, $ Jones, Gin, Il Davis. Catctt..
burg Robinson, Grccnup; j Pugh, Mrs
a Bingham, Miiilcpori " Boyd Wheel
ine Norris, Gilipolis; W Anthony Lock
Haven. pa.
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FoE

A hrst class farm of about 100 acres belong
ing to the Central Land Company of West Viz
ginia, on the Kanawha river, two miles abovc
Brownstown. Apply to
ID. W. EMMONS,
General Superintendent.
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NOTICE.

As shall be absent from the city for an in
definite period, | have tranferred my un,et-
tied accounts to Messers Green 4 Kafer, whu
are authorized to settle them. Persons know =
ing themselves indebted to me are requested
to call them promptly and settle up
nOI5. W IL KTSNEy
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Il Partial Price Fist ,f

Il Partial Price list Of
b u r N I II Ut r EI
Tom. Wood Chairs, per set 81 so
Spit - :. 35P
ahe banister" - - 800
>"e naI TOp walnut 81 90
Maple 500
Mhihut bureaus III 90
Wal. Ven. full Marble Burens 30 90
""i. Marble Mashstands IL 90
Ii. T.. BONSTEEs.,
Bird Ave., above IIth street,
Huntington, w. Va.
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HUNTINGTON MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by Laidiey q; Johp.to,
RETAIL PRlCk.

kkrAiL PRICk.
Coffee, % n, ,c
C'u "oserhiheht Java, 80
Sugar, y. o. raw, ''"-'. $3.50 10 n, I9k
Crushed, powdered and GRADUATED, ISss
Sorghum Molasses, per gal, 30
Syrup do do do SO n, m,
Tea Imperial, Y. II. and q. p. 1885 q I,Ts
p''eh Lea per pound, 30
Bacon Hams per pound, lis
do Sides, do do Is
10 shoulders do SIX
Sugar cured city hams. ~
Irish potatoes per pix. 90
Beans per pound
Hominy do do .
Cheese per pound, oO
Rice do do m
Starch do do ~
Soda do do 10
Extra family -four per Dbl 500 IA So
urn heai per nus 10
Butter per pound, Csc IA KS
Eggs per dOz. 90
Lard do pound, 1917
Salt do Dbl . III
Tallow candles per pound, 2s
o"i o 40 do do 1875
Coal Oil, per gal 4Oa56
Parahne Wax Candles. per pound, so
American Sardines, per box, SO
TI"noerries' per quart l631
IurniPs. per PEEK lie
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J Goodman. J Berens. A Clark, C II
Miller, n Bowls, Gin. o; MissJulla jenkins.
Greenbottom; Blakcney, Martinsburg, W
Va; Emma Swami, Miss l. d Hof. Barbours-
vile; VI J Hooker, Ashland; McCallister.
Hurricane; w II Kinney, city; + Z Hour, Gin:
T.Thompson, Portsmouth; II Wiley. Staun-
tom Nai llarrill, Purkins, Conn; Harris
Moore, Greenbrier; A + Robinson, Greenup,
Ky; | A Kline, w Va.
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Foster paid the penalty OF his crime by
hanging, last FIR iday
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Hays, Dayton, o; Ewing. Big Sandy; Ben
hibbs, IrontVn; Z Twin, South Point; w j.
Hill, Defiance, o; G 81 F Kraft wife. Lou
i'viliei T Bragg, Plainly L wife, III; c W
Van Peet, JIG Doob, u Is Black, Jas Hahn.
Geo Hahn, -; X 5lus-er, Virginia; Bar
ker Rigg, A A Cooley. Albany, o; IA ssmu-
els X wife, Barbeursviile; 4 VI Ruseborry.
Buhaioi W Brock, Charleston; J F Clark, Nv:
-kaierslsr.burg 4 family. Gsllipoiis; G W
Tippet,, 3 c sissvu, PIT Pleasant
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Sandy, Packet Company, to be taken to
your city to receive Z. & o. X. II. freight
CADurs
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THURSDAY,

Hushs. G sheppard, Sardinia, o. L
Hays, Owsnsbcro, Ky; W 5 Maddec, Allie
shany, + Hsyslip, @ W Holderby, Lud
Schmidt, Guyan; W Good, IrontYn; { W
smith, Barboursville; w II Hudson, char. e..
ton; c Ryan, Cabell c II; VI Gor5on, West
Union; w Losee, c K o X Il; VIM Brown. w
'ai Miss Dora stOllings, Boone II; Lila
cy, Stark, Athens, y; A + Boyden, + d For
rest, Danviile, III; wv YouHg Wife. Fort
Wayne; 5 johnson. Ports; IL c sinm., city;
l. LeClercq, Gallipoiis.
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Arrivals ut Merchmnts, Hotel,

Corner of 9th street and ID Avenue, dur
ing tn" week ending Friday morning, Mar
rs, 1873:
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ron sale.

a two story frame house and lot sitnat
ed IN desirable locality, on Arb AveHue.
between 9Th and loth streets. Terms mod
crate. Apply NJ this office.
Brown MusIins OF excellent
qualify az sEarInfsOr, a Co.'S.
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Citizens Ticket.

Citizens Ticket.
For Mayor,
PETER G. BURLINGTON.
For Recorder,
JNO. n. OBEY.
For Council,
II. NJ. BURDICK,
ID. w. EMMONS,
A. j. ENSLow,
7. J. BURKE
+. T. MITCHELL.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Huntington post-ofFce,
March y, 1873, which, if not called for in
80 days, will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Benedict Iandley Mrs Eliza J
oottie Lewis Haney Henry
Callahan Matte Morgan jane. q
CIary Barney Mills Mrs Fannie
ureen John Nelson Mrs James
Garland j w Shelf John
Gunsey AIney Urkhnrt Richard
Hamilton J VI VieIe Ida
Hl'e Miss lasa Wood Mrs Mollie
HICKS charles Williams Mrs Ann
List Of letters held for postage March 81,
1873, which, if not claimed within seven
days, will be sent to the dead letter office ::
Mrs Emma F Baldwin, Wall ST., NY.
u ID Mcbride, Gallipolis o.
Mr. Detricks, Huntington, w Va.
Andrew Jackson, Huntington, W Va.
NJ. II BROOKS, P. NJ.
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Another HOmicisIe.

Mr.. John Martin, from near Goodrich s
landing, arrived in town yesterday, and
called at our Office to inform US that at
about 8 A. NJ. Mr.. John H. Green was shot
and mortally wounded by yellow man
named Jim Haynes. The shooting took
place Immediately in front of the Myers
store on the Raleigh plantation. The diff
Guilty seems to have arisen about some cot
ton, which Haynes had placed in a house
and secured with lock. Mr.. Martin says
that the evening before the shooting Mr..
Green and Mr.. Seaman went to the house
and broke the lock which Haynes had
placed on the door, and fastened it with a
lock Of their own. Haynes then removed
their lock, and remained all night with his
wife in the cotton house, and next morning,
on seeing Mr.. Green, he Immediately dis
charged the contents of his gun full in his
breast, and at once effected his escape.
Since the above was put in type Mr.
Green has died.-Ca,roU Republican.
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LOST.


4 O-T'-lN AUGUST LAST. A CERTAIN PROMIS-
81 pt1 NOTE, drawn to the favor of Lavini2
Purnel for the sum OF $50 4de payable to her
by the trustees OF tbs Union Chapel Methodist
Episcopal Church. All parties are hereby forbid
den to receive or negotiate tor the same, q pay
neQt has been stopped LAVINIA PURNELL.
New Orleans, December %, 1873. de30 IT.
Z O~T-oN CHRISTMAS EVE NIGHT, A ST.
u BERNARD DOG looks like Newfoundland.
q d answers to the name of Jack; very black an =
shaggy haired; had on leather collar nd cbfe-
FIVE DOLLARS reward viii be given ford.27
turn to No. 10 Dryades street.
4 O~T OK MIStAiD BY Ttts 1850 sub.
HI signed, q PRDMISnORY NOTFowu order and
scfibea by Antonio Darnani to. bf February, 1873,
o. Urn indorsed, dated the fwith eight per cent
interest pr annuin aabeI Die fous, notary for
signed ne varieteur 6t in his office of even date
l"enticatlon wife public Is notified not to pur-
WIN SAID noe, the payment whereof has been
stopped. ans, December H. 1873.
hew' JOSEPH MACHECA,
% let No. 1913 Cid Levee street.
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Local Intelligence.

ALL AND CHArN.-Two lads were +.ler
the hrst precinct stationhouse yester.
= by a policeman, who found them wan.
ing around as if they were lost. When
the office some one noticed that The
est wore an uncommon kind of collar
cred with soft cloth. To this iron collar
attached o cham, all secured by a
1t paddock, ending with a weight. The
nacIed child is about eleven wears old.
seems to be an imbeciie, as he
wered inquiries in an incoherent man
:. When asked how old he was he said
ut seven years, and had worn the chain
en- years. His responses to all other
. stioDs were unsatisfactory. Every ef-
t will be made to properly dispose of
unfortunates. They say their names
Shelby and M. Hill, and that they
d in Carrollton.
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Pinchback,s Case.

The Washington correspondent of the st.
Louis Republican of the twenty-seventh,
says:
When Pinchback's case was before the
Committee on Privileges and Elections the
statement was made that Senator Sumner,
if he had been present, would have voted
against Pinchback and in favor of reporting
McMillen entitled 70 his seat Mr.. Sumner
denies any such intention and goes farther
to say that unless Morton's position, which
he now regards as incontestable, shall be
overthrow in the coming debate, he will
vote to admit Pinchback. 1t is understood,
however, that he will not take any active
part in the fight. The opposition to Pinch
back will probably be led by Schurz and
Ferry, of Connecticut, and will be sustained
by some fourteen or fifteen administration
Senator'S
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GLASS-DOOR ARMOIRS, EEEUTIFUL ~
EXPENSIVE.
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Murder.

On Wednesday night man named C.
Carroll made furious attack upon l. G.
ish, beating him fearfully with gun bar
rel, from the effects of which he died on
Thursday evening. An affidavit in accord
ance with the facts were made by the son
of the deceased before Judge Underhill on
Friday morning, who issued warrant fer
the apprehension of the accused. Officers
'. NJ. Lapge and Charles Neff were dis
patched to arrest him, which they did, and
he is now in jail.
inquest, and the verdict of the jury was
that the deceased came to his death by a
blow across the head from double barrel
shot gun in the hands Of c. Carroll Grand
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 36,4l8
DE THE SUCCESSORS OF 60 T..
- GIRARDEY & Co. Auctioneers--Nchoias J.
Hoey, AuCtiOueer-Ctiice No. II Exchange place
SATURDAY, January 2, 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ,
Royal bet ween Canal and CustOmhause streets, by
virtue OF two orders of the honorable the Second
District Court for this parish OF Orleans. dated
spectivey, the eighteenth and nineteenth of 49,
vember. 1873. viii be sold by public auction, the
following described property. to wit
FIVR LOTS OF GROUND situated In McDonngh,
Fifth District of this city, designated lots Nos
Is to IS, incusively of square No. 20, bounded by
a plan by Pile, May l. 1919 deposited with Duca
tel. notary public, No. 5, in book of plans No. L.
Lots Nos. Is and 10 dion each other, and measure
each 81 feet IL inches lines front Monroe trept
II ii al 10 adjOin each other and measure each II
feet IL inches lines front newton Street, by lZ7
feet 10 inches lines in depth Lot No II forms the
corner OF Newton and Monroe streets. The hui q
story house, vii h three rooms and Two cabinets a
two-storv rear building with four rooms. stable,
shed and two cisterns The grounds well
shaded and stocked with variety of fruit tree s.
orange. peach. plum, etc. choice location for a
residence or tor dairy or gardening purposes
Terms-One-haf cash. remainder at twelve
mouthe' credit in notes of the purchasers divided
INTO coupons. and bearing interest at eight per
payment, secured by special mortgage, and
doris lien on the properly sold, with the clause OF
i've per cent attorneys fees in event of suit; i'm
pr1vements 20 De kept fully insured and policy
to assume payment over and above the hid of all
tax es for the year 1873.
Acts of sale at the expense of tie purchasers
before 7. Buisson, notary public.
Also, at the same time and place the Furniture
Chests of Toos. Pockets. Movabes, etc Terms,
cash. ds2 IS 20 q ja3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-30
By r. III. &. B. +. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, Iron
SAFES, BTC., AT AUCTION.
TKI-WEEHLY SAILS.
DY X. Nj. g. IL. j. MONTGOMERY
ID &. ". Montgomery, Auctioneer Office No. g.
Camp street.-Win sell every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing az clever
O'Clock, at their auction room, corner Camp anC
Eatchez streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc.
Terns-Cash. mvl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-30

UNRESERVED SALE AT AUCTION OF CHOICE
AND COSTLY FURNITURE.