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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
By s. GuinauIt.

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE SIXTH Dis.
TRIGT.
SUCCESSION OF EMMA JANE DAY
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 651f.
pY PLACIDE j. SPAR. AUCTloEEEs =
ID Office No. 10 Exchange allev.-THCRSDAY. DC.
tober 70 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ. will be sold at
the st. Charles Auction Exchange. on st. Charles
street, between Common and Graver streets, by vir
tue ana IN pursuance 10 order tTOIE the Hon J.
Il. Isso Judge OF the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans dated September {. 1879. for ac.
count of the above succession, to wit
!. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the build
ings and Improvements thereon. in he Sixth Dis
tie: of this city. dos grated by the No. 20 OF
square No. 3d. bounded by Cadz, Plaqu-iline. Jena
and Chestnut streets; said lot meas uring % feet
inches front on Cad2 street by los feet IA depth
between pal allrl lines
q A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. situated in the
sixth District, commonly called Blooming ialc,
and III the square bounded by Henry Clay avenue,
Victor Leonce streets and the line OF Boomin gale,
and measures 81 teet inches lines front on Vic.
tor street with width in the rear of 60 feet 10
inches and lises, and depth and front on tn,
division line or Bioomngdale of l5b feet ! inch ,
lines, and depth on the opposite side line divd
ing Il from lot No. II $50 feet inch line
,. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in III. same
district as above, N the square bounded by Henry
Cav avenue: Edmund Leouce and Victor streets,
il. square NJ. Iii; said lot is designated by the
No. u and forming the corner of Henry Clay
nue and LtCuce streets and measures 80 Tee: front
on Henry Clay ayenue, by 10 feet IL depth and
front on Leone. street. and width il! the rear OF
% feet II inches lines.
Terms and Cou.it!ous-Oce-haif cash on tn.
spot aud the balance at one Years credit, WIKI
notes secured by mortgage and bearing eight per
cent interest per ;.uilUm from date I'll. paid ard
i've per ceu' attorney fees III case o. suit 20
cover the amount OF said notes The ia xes OF 1873
10 be paid DT tAc purchaser .2t above the
,)lIer OF adIuti. alton.
acts OF sale oefol. Theo. Bu:s,ol. .5:av- pl.':.
81 the eXDenia OF tue purchaser.
selt l.. p OIi Ut -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
:.C.GsS.0S nE JEAN JOEAv-HO. :6.55;;i.
pT =. GT;SitI.T. AUCTIONEER-OFFIC

by : Gr;NarLT. AUCTIoNEER-OFF1CE
zp ccrIero: exchange aieT and Bieuvllle street.
SA IRDAI, sep'emUer2t, 1878. Wi. be sold al twelve
O'Clock y. al tie Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house Streets, By virtue OF order from the hon
oraDe the Second District Court Tor the rar.si. of
Orleans dated August y 1875
!. \ LOT OF GkoJND situated in the First Dis.
:ict of this city, III the square bounded, by Triton
walk, apollo, 81 GaIoudelet CallIope and Bar0nae
streets, ea:.Iing 8. feet inches front ClIou
.elet street, by ii depth of 81 feet inches To.
gethe: with al tn. buildings and Improvement.
thereon, No. 81. rented at t2g per month
?. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
.a:i. District OF this city designated by the No.
10 III square No. 3, Comprised within Derbi-nv,
he!lere. ,!a.hor. and Columbus streets. sad
lot s1res ). tee: inches lines ton. on Der.
bgry street. by depth OF 100 feet.
The whole ,a peg pia1s to be exhibited al tie Ex.
change.
Terms-Cne,ialf cash. and the balance at one
years credit tor notes bearing mortgage and eight
per cent interest per annum trcm date; the build
:. IS 70 be kept insured and policies trnnsft FRED
the holder of the notes and III of judicial pro-
Ceed.ngs FOL the recovery OF the notes the lawyers
tees. hXet al tive per cent TO ne paid by the ptII.
chaser.
Acts c: sale before Anet:ce Daeatei. notary pub.
lc. at the expense ct the purchasers, incudn, all
the ta Xes Tor the current year 1873 due IL 1874:
aut. se4 |! - =.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
MonetsrY--C0mmerciat.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DALI KEPJ BLIUAN,
THrRsDAy EvByNG September 25, 1873.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
THURSDAY EVENING, September %, 1873. ]
On. financial circles were taken by surprise at
about hal past ten this morning by the announce
ment that at a meeting OF presidents of yearly ali
the CITY banks held at half,past nine, i:
solved to suspend payments of currency Oh all de-
rand OBJ atoms IN lieu :hereof certifying checks
or RENTING New York Exchange, but with the
proviso that depositOrs might draw currency for
change purposes TO the extern: OF 500 each i,
diem. L. few moments the la.eligeu caused
some excl emeDt, but Il very sooH subsidized, and
after ~" appearance ~ the evening papers. con
tanning the official announcement, VII cii vii. be-
found IN another column, III. market appeared TO
be nearly quiet az If nothing extraordinary had
occurred. A. FAR as our observation extended, the
measure received with EN- Dhatic approval. II
evident hat under the ccur-. OF the bank and
bankers IL other cites our City vas steadily and
.apdly losing lts currency, ard that serious re.
suits would follow II the efiiUX not arrested
this las been effected by the measure ADOPTED.
New York banker. who send notes her. for col
lection VIII be pad IN New York exchange. The
ceIt!ta I'd checks are received y a. tae banks IN
payment 81 maturing obi hons IA wei. as by iac'
lois and ALI others tov cotton or other nierchan.
use without any adherence ~ price. III Iao! my
NAV fairly be regarded as beng as valuable as
Bark notes, representing as tA-J 90 currency II.
the banks o, iOanrd oGt by them on unexceptlon-
able security OF .Ol.i So There 8 no cause what
ever for any iislus: nor should thege be any hest.
iation IN Receiving such checks ~ trade OF
)" liquid alton ~ debts. II vas not only
the banks and bankers in other cities who were
draining our banks o. the: currency. Even small
shipments of produce were made TO tins market
from the West with instructions to sell ON arrival
and remit the proceeds III currency ny express. IL
viii be observed that the banks which have
united III this measure anticipate that 1t VIII
not he reutIrj for ID ore than thirty days, but in
the solvent condition of OuT banking institutions
the currency movement NAV actually be resumed
at an earlier date. The southern Bank IS the only
one Of the banks which did not unite il this meas
ur-. Il will be reco-cted it did Tot suspend specie
payments during the war. ard now pursues the
same course with regald to currency payments.
We hear that the saving, banks also are paying
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
svccEsslo: og PIERRE s!Moy De cuAzAn.
by ,:;I%a;IT. ,rcr:c:Ery F;r1


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- roIt,t % i.'i T lFe ho ~ 'iii'a9" are
"a 81 - c.,''%,i = 20 WI ce 5oi III tNtFo
oe!otA ~. q ~ eichaii,s ahc aucloLt':a E1-
VA ito5 .. ptt.een '"t- ;ih' IS
.vit''.'e - w u" ". az "'Hei from
tiir 'n". t'Pte ,L'o rs - III ~ me
p 49, "a ~ ~ 'at.Si ~ 20 tLe 1'"
~ P"PhifT1l *. 7- :, go pc -.
= u ~ ~ 800 -! NC
-..ou!' " ~ ''e 1iil,n n-..-ct .! lnlS
49, ~ ~ A. .7ou S4''he - 'on-
-. ., "!tao4etl' '!"ll't '-i-G
s.i-V. '.'! 10 .ou l.H'eo 81 ZEN - =
i5S19 :" -"' iIea' to9ttlItI.
49,. re- . ,. ;; tea' I'm on" 'aafeti' :?
,.is -. - . 'vs 49, oI -tp:ii oe anu
5"-u"-. - !aIe - 500 stt'J''t !" !"
.eahr eldl4s ) I'r - 800 az 'Ae rate OF $40 pf'
ai|- .; 80 oH S"-' 9..!ir 81
--;s..rt =. - ,t 49," "a '-'o sA-e' ''''-> 'i-9
20, .ty!!L. + ~. ~ Cpor!;-n ...; . -
sou, ,,r-',;,I l.,i. ~ 80 ~ INC
1'r;t lin. rra, fi.,o 81 80 d I'm ,"
i..'o.. Uni 't'-t'. Fai'och' LoV" ana ificou
s..te ce?'7lateo ~ ine Jos ., = u, u, u -
-. - -. Va 80 1919 - a. .Di. ~
~ ', " 20 M, 'h't.t .o' 80.
-. M ,,.' -. ;, " e.. IN i a. on 49,
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-, go q, Tt, o. o TO- ~ tiii5
ma .Ian-G or ,i, H. Of ,,o,,,, ,ra H. 80
80 ~ H. 80. "a a., 80 ,nrII,dJ ~
800 - '0 '-'' '''-'' '0 --'' ''-' 49, '
sn--.pr ct ,pc.-xn s;.-.., -; S.,t
LII, q;ijrd n's.,in1 of ,bi. o,r asirs.i 49,
-, niii. I'I.u 70 ~ :" IL ny
tre 30 10 pooe.l nt aL'a 9olaT.. rateiS ana
re- IS incinsiv. ia '''7
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

CHOICE BEDROOM PARLCE AND DisINGROOM
SEES, IL WALNUT AND MAHOGANY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
By Hoffman, Marks & &C.


LARGE UNRESERvED CREDIT SALE OF THE
ENTIRE STOCK III TRADE az I. e. soPEg.
Consisting o.
"EivETs. TE.vFTEEEs. GRAPES rE."IIER:
FLOWERS RIBBONS. FINE .A.Es. BUTTONS,
TRIMMINGS. CoR>EIs. .ASUEi.!, HE'S.
Wells. &c.
IRE OK SHOW CASES SHOW r'.:D.T::. ETC
pY HOFFNAN. FiAREk> & co... LEVY
- Auctioueer-Sal.sroo M % Charities street
On FRlDA sept. notr IS !a., a. ID :. u. VIII Dc
sold, a. The store y. +. u. s0pc. No. /. Charities
str ct
TIE ENTIRE STOCK N TRADE. .onsi.t.l. OF
;:uipure, Sa2ony, Cambria, Hamburg .AaatIl.v
raleAcienne and Box &c ..a'.s, sig and EiqU.
Trimmings, Yes. Mix fr.u-es, Nelvrts. velvet.
eeEs, Feathers, Grape, Bon.e: and Sash Ribbons,
Flowers. Buttons Cprs.t-, handkerchief. c.c.
Also twenty Freuc. Show Cases, Snow Win.
dOws, Counters, Gas Fixture and Office Furniture.
Terms-An sums under 800 cash; ever $500
sixty days Credit ior ap.roTel. Endorsed paper.
SPAS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
Ey Il. 81. q 3. J. Moatgon cry,

HOUSEHOLD fURNITURE. CARPETS. IRON
SAFES. E!C., AT Auction.
TRi-W EESLY SALES.
Ply X. II. & +. ). nONTGGNIEaY-
Ed z. u. Mon g0r.etT. Auc.!onee., Office No. 81
Camp stIee'.-Nill .ei. every TUESDAY,. THURS
DAY AID s-..t F!pAF, eonn.nc.u. at eleven
o'clock. .: thei. ate.c.. .ooIl corue, Camp and
Natci-tz streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS,
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES. et.
VtrmS-Casfl. rvi
pEREMPTURY SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACK-
aGEs-BT ORDER Cg THE BOARD OF NE.
TROP0LITAn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"P PISTOLS, REvoLvERS. RAZORS. D,RKs.
KNIVES, VALlsES AND CONTENTS, COTTON,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES. OLD IRON
jEWELR!. TOOLS. ZIG. AT PUBII. Acc.
TON.
ply X: NJ. & IL. J. 1IONTGn.iERY-R
- III. Montgomery. AUCtIoEeer.-V i. De sod
SATURDAY September p, 1873 a. eleven
O'Clock, az corner Camp AMI Sa,chez Streets
Revoiversr pistols razors, knives. vailses and
contents, cotton, CRY goods, clothing, shoes,
trunks. old iron. ieWeiry, etc, by order of the
Board OF Metro cltau Police Conlfni ssioners.
Tesms-Ca5 il United States treasury uotes,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
By Piacide J. Spear.

ALL ABLE IEApA- I .tEN TX MDSIktEl. md
Love-SUCcessioG of Mrs. widow Henry ScLip-
mari. Beg et al. VS.. Henry ChavI.Dy. For a
partition.
Second District Cour. for the Paris. G. Orleans
No. 36,32}.
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, aCrTIONEER-
ID Office No. 10 Exchange alley SATURDAY, Srp-
TEN Der 2! 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ. viii be sold at
the st. Louis Auction Exchange on St Loui. street
between Royal and Chartres streets. by virtue and
in pursuance 10 decree of partition rendered
August Is, 1873, by the honorable A L Tissot Judge
OF the Second District Court for the parish of OF!
leans, the following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND situated in the
Third District Of this city in the square comprised
within Monte2ut, Love, Craps and Press streets;
said lot forms the corner of Montegut and Love
streets and measures 81 feet inches lines front
Montegut street, by depth and front on Love
street of IS feet inches. together with all the i'm
i'm provements thereon
Terms and conditions-Oue half cash to be paid
10 the suctioneer on the spot, and the balance at
six and twelve months credit for notes of the pur
chaser to lis own order and By him indersed
bearing interest at eight per cent per annum from
day OF sale until final payment, and secured by
mortgage and vendors privilege; the taxes of 1873
to be assumed a1d paid by purchaser over and
above the amount of his bid.
Act OF sale before y. Drouet notary nublio at
the expense of the purchaser. aus se2 l62327
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR FLORIDA,

FOR FLORIDA.
Cedar heys and Key West. Carrying III,
United States Mail.
~ and saT Hew s os,aans' t Flepsl
Nanses2iSusssE VIII dispatch first class fast Das
senger steamer '' f~
Every Week.
From the foot of Call'ope street. Firs: pIstric.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Key West. To Cedar gey.
,, 1i' . ''''''''.........S59 f25
o'eefdSe.... ............ Is Il
Through bills OF iading ISSUED 70 ALI nojn+s (,
ton and Savannah. ' "'-'''
some but the eampany's bills of iadn. SIGNED
anu none sgnec after sailing of the steamer
'p!ennld passenger a cOmmo da tons auJ .I.r,ug
tickets given to above points, Jug
Office. f' '''"" 1.S
For freight @; passage apply %
l. h. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. 10 Common st,ea.
Over the Louisiana National Ran
dej IL N '"7"-''- 3ay
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN I
Friday. September Is. 1873. s
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
tEc clearance. d. the Custom. nous. 'tst.:,!ay.t

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
tSc ei.":ane.- a. the Custonaou-. ,este:.ay.j
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schooner l-and Belle Eriggs Il DAYS fro.,. Fso..
terra. TO AveEdano Dros-2d district
schooner !ic.nta, CastrI@9o 3. days from! Vera
Cruz, 70 nasteg-2d district
TcwBoATs.
Harry Wright Wright. from Tie i'asse.--Went
down lisht-Brou9ht up scAooners Vi.enta and
Island Bsl.c
STEAMBOATS,.
Su.i. Silver silver from St..1nis
Selma, AEcoln from bona d;sIy,i's
" Pike. Brown, from Nruth 8: Rel ..".r
bertha. Broad. from ~ aslIn .toR
BELOW COMING Up.
Spanish big Llasa. Sierra, day, .go.. Havana il.
ballast. TO masteT-
IMPoRTs.
FROS1EEA-> c..oo2e. is.au,! I.,..-.', :og. of
CeGa. !l!ahc gILt
RECEIPTS OF pECDC0E.
ST IcCiS--Stea'ler Susie Silve--ii b. IS cotton
Is bids tobacco and s.ndry produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .'eT:Aa-5; bales cotton
and sUndries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SeiIU.-G.. eis re. and
sundr'es
MOUTH RED RIVER S.eama. y p.xe-...
Ja.es c.. Ton and sl!nt.T.es
RECEIPTS Dy Ea-yaoA-.
NEW "RLE,Ss JACKSON AND GRgAT .oaTf:.
GEE RAILROAD, e.te:I!,ey !5-.5 bales cotton AID
suaGrv produce
MoRGAE'> LOUISIANA AND TEXAS EAILEI.D.
Sepe-n hsT .3--' bales cot:ot. - sis zee and
drIes
NBw ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEy.S H.!,.
ROAD. Se?tem Der .5-.i. bales cotton and suHdGi.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
Christian Har,eI vs.. Dir. Cox and W-ido~

COX. his mother IN EoiiGO-SecoBd justice. Com.
IN and for the parish OF Orleans NJ. 49,.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FER, PACiAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. W l. Evaps S.cor4
justice OF the Peace IN and for the parish Of OF.
at public auction on the corner of Lesseps and
Dauphine streets, Third District, OF THURSDAY,
October 2. 1873. at twelve o'clock M
ONE MARE, ONE COLT AND ONE SADDLE AM
Birdie. ''DA' ANo
Seized IN the above numbered and entitled sui.
Terms-Cash on the spot A '~1'
se23 2s oc2 JOHN MCCORMICK. coustab,A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
By Charles II. Reed.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AM BAR-E0c.. FIX.
TURE>. E.I.
Nos. - AND 100 ST. .Ha.LE. s.tE.T
CONTENTS OF MURPHY. H3TE.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. MART e TAYL0E
Second Distric: Court tor the t.r.s.. Of 0Iieans-
By Charles H. Reed.

Df CHARLES ~. EEED-TiiDEA> :;
Id Hanna, AuCtIOiletr-tj:tiCru under Masonic Hall
st. Charles street. near Perdido.-tRiDAN srpten.
Der 81, 1873, at |! A. NJ. WIFE D.. SOLD al pbo ..lc.
ton, on he premises at NJIphy'- Iiotr'. Nos. g3
and l03 ST. Charles street, BY virtue OF an order
from the honorable the second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, dated September Is, ia.3--
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ENTIRE
CONTENTS ot that large hotel kuown : Guytty'.
Hotel nos. 50 and 100 st. Charles street. consist
ing Of elegant furniture Of Dayor., bedrooms
dinin g-oODs aUd Kitchen contained sixty rooms
the bar-Toon fixtures aid c2aients, gas fixtures
PIN alleys ard fixtures; large lot mattresses
and bedding, and I'll the movable property now
contained IN this well Known hotel a. per iuveu-
tory: also. one uIa--,itcei.. rev .;ra I'd Pane one
new improved BUSINESS SAFE, .4u. the largest
Mirrors IN the city.
TtIms-C3sil. solo ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
AUCTION SALES.

DY G. +. ESTLIN.-LOUISIANA AUCTION
ID SALE STABLES, No. 248 Common street be-
tween Rampant and Basin streets &C. T. Estlin,
Auctoneer, will have regular sales of Horses,
Mules. etc, every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
az II A. n.
Constantly in receipt of large invoices of Ken.
tucky and Indiana Stock, which vii. be sold on the
above named davs without limit sel8 }m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING EDrSE

The following kilograms posted at the Ex-
change:
NE~ YoHE September .3.-purchase of bonds by
the government stopped.
LArgR.-MaEetary panic il Memphis. Run on
the banks and business almost entirely suspended.
Gold opened and closed entirely nominal, while
at New York it opened and closed at III d, touch
ing III, during the interim. The only sales Tt.
ported were +50,1 al liz J. q Hrs.
No sales OF silver were reported. American halt
dollars were quoted at l03UG9, and Mexican d0-
lars at 93 in gold for both and old.
Sterliag exchange was also entirely nominal
The only sale reported was ! l2tH bill ct ladlng at
1863.
No sales of francs were reported, and quotations
continued entirely nominal.
We heard OF no transactions domestic ex.
change
The banks reduced their checking rate New
York 10 }, t. cent discount, and private sight was
quoted nominal at t. cent discount.
Nearly all classes OF securities were a most at a
stand still and rates ere nominal.
No sales of stocks reported.
The sales of bonds included $1,000 city gold bear.
ing per cents at co.,. and 1000 ~ 90 i. They
closed at 60d6l
CITY appropriation certificates were nominal at
$50.
No sales of METROPOLITAN Police warrants were
ported. They closed about 6.O68.
There was change il State warrants. Ora.
hams were s.I!I quoted a! !0G-. and CIntons at
5O0-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY EVENING. September %.

THURSDAY EVENING. September Is. 1875.
COTTON--Tbe sales to dav embraced 1919 bales
at irregular prices about ,. q lc Under Wednesdays
figures. We adjust our quotations accordingly,
with the remark that until they more settled
quotations should be regarded nominal. We
give also the Exchange figures, which are for
types. while ours present the proper range of
the market tor average lists. bur with the out
side figures for low midi!iIg, good ordinary and
ordinary g!vea as the outside :o- strict OF those
grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ASSIMILATED
Ill Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
BY Albert Paul.
VALUABLE IMPROVED properly.
T"o-S-oIV AND ATTIC BRICK HE,:DES.E ON
EsoLA.ADE STREET At AUCTION
By Albert Paul.
Second District Cour: for the Par.s.: Of Orleans
No. Sc ,3l5.
DY AI,RERTpA

pY ALBERT PAUL, ArCTIOSEER-0FFiCE
ID NJ. l.. ?0ydras street.-SATCRDAi October
L. 1873 at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, Roya! street: between
Canal and Cu5toyGAouse streets, vii! be sold at
public auction, ny virtue and i'll pursuance OF a
order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge Of the SECOND
District Court for the parish OF Orleans. =. the
above entitled succession, VIZ
A VALUABLE Lot OF GROUND. together with
the buildings and improvements. situated in the
Third District OF this city. i'll the square bounded
by Eapanade Royal. Peace and Charities streets,
and Surfing 3. feet inches front Esplanale
street by depth between parable. lines OF los feet
inches. The improvements comprise the Two.
story and attic brick residence No. s. Esplanade
street. having al! thu modem .Onveuienca5, and
situated in OF the mos: desirable neichJor.
hoods Of the .It-.
Terms-One third cash, balance at one and two
years credit il the notes of purchaser divided as
may be required By the administrator. bearing
eight per cent Dtl auuum interes: from date till
final payment, secuted by mortgage and vendors
lien on the property. Tie act of sale TO contain
the hve per cent attorneys tee clause i'll ease of
suit. The improvements 10 be kept insured and
policy transferred to vendor The taxes of 1873,
due 1879, aud the drainage tax to be assumed by
The purchaser, and above the price of AL l.di
cation.
Act of sale and United States revenue stamps at
the expense OF the purchaser. before Abel Drey.
tou5 notary pubic. se3 10 |. % OCT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
By Charles E. Eor:isr.
By George Pearson.
I*EESERNED FURNITURE SALE.


I*EESERVED FURNITURE SAL.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF TIE RESIDENCE
NO. IL MAGAZINE STREET. NEAR WASH.
lSGToN.
CHOICE BEDROOM. PARLCE AND DfEINGROoM
SETS, Is WALNUT AND MAHOGANY.
AN EXTRA FINE BUCKS BRILLIANT STOVE.
ALTOGETHER As SELECT AN ASSORTMENT OF
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AS HAS
BEEN OFFERED THIS SEASON. ALI. NEARLY
NEW; SOLD oN.ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
WITHOUT LIMIT AT Auction.
Ky GEORGE PEARSOS. ArCfrONEBR-
- - once and SaIesroom, No. 90 Camp street.-On
FhDA1, September o. 1873, at 1899 A. IL. on the
premises No. III Magazine street. near Washing.
ton VIII be sold 20 the highest bidder without re.
serve
The entire contents of said residence consistirr
or q select lot Of FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
Ell ECIS a.! nearly new. good and well cared fer
Also. AN EXTRA FINE BUCKS BRILLIANT
STOVE. with every utensu ever used ab.ut a
stove-all but little used
Also, ONE FINE TONED SQUARE PIANO
ierns-cash. se26 1t
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North German LLOYD.
sIFAN bhlW ZEN BREMEN AND NEW O2IEiyS
VIA hA'RE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVrVi
It's The steamships OF The Hortl
9A,uzE4s1L 49, German Lloyd Will :.svln. .ber
regular trips neg; fall, as follows.
sTp,sSprpc rom Bremen. F.om Sew Orleans
UANCOVEp P.eIHp"i ~ pctOb.. II.
tRANkFt ..Oc-oherS Sov,,,io
GRIP ,Scpi-pc " 'l."f =. December 8.
u,ENoyEp ,'H1pti as. uectm Der %.
FRaNKE!-pI, per .Ianuary3 1874
E0ET Y p-i 10. January Il.
hoELN.. 80. .J anuary l3. Fehrnayy -
ui Tue! gay OF departure will be advert 80 h.ra
Or, after.
ne steamers touch outward at Havea and ia
Sina; ana on their home trips at Havana ard
freight. e"''edse!' anS
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
'' Die'ae' southampton or Havye to Havana
OK New Orleans.
StaArc. 10 s0II.
A'' '''" orleans or Havana to SouthanDtor
c,. !lav:e or Bremen,
St.araa: ................. > ~. gol.
.,t from Ne" Orleans to Havan.
pa.ca,. :. 49,. - gold
n a9adSe tchtts from Bremen Sou.L arn+cn mr.
iia &c t" Ne" Orleans issued b. the u.I.,.5T,,aJ
FOR particulars apply to " ue''su'~
no. +. SIOCkNEYER & co .-e..,
- No. ~ i,oy streAt
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AUCTION SALES.
By Sheriff Harper.
nps forN GAUCHE VS.. MRS. B. HANS.

Sixth Distric: Court for the PARISH u
No. $3.50.
Dr VIRTUE OF WRIT OF ATTACHMENT
ID TO ME directed by the honorable the 80 - Z,
above entitled cause, | have attached: anu
pursuant 10 an agreement entered INTO oel"ee.i
the parties Interested therein, l will proceed
to sell at public auction. on the premise herein.
after desig grated on MONDAY, September ~, 10 \
at eleven o'clocl. A. NJ. the following descrIoeu
property, 20 wit -, >,. =,
ThE CONTENTS OF STORE No. $40 Magazine
street, in the Fourth District of this city CONSIST
etc: the Whole as pev inventory which may be seen
i'll my Office.
Terms-Casi. on the spot.
" =. HARPER,
se25 :. Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Mrs. Widow Myers ". t.cerge Niiiinm.-
Fifth Justice Court foT III. psl!sL OF O-i.au.

PY VIRTUE OF WET OF fIERi FAC!As
- to me directed by the Hon. Samuel " OFT.
Of Orleans in the above entitled suit viii pro
coed to sell at public auction. on THURSDAY Sen
TEMPE %. I87 at twelve o'clock NJ. front of ne
courthouse, on Where street. between BartLoorGy
ana Atguln streets Fifth District Gate AyIersi--
CERTAIN lot OF FURNITURE such a. ne.
lures wash stand clock stove cAair., etc, a. per
inventory filed III this office.
Seized IN the above entitled suit.
Ierms-Cash OIL the spot.
selt ~ % PHILIP MrTE.Ss C,-...tL