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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
ID L P l. O Nj a.
AWARDED BY THE
American Institute,
TO j. W. MckEE,
FOR

embrolde'lrg iand flu,l' 6 Machines,
ut is Ingenious aud will meet III. wants of every
malrOn ia the land."
EXHIBITION OF 1872.
John Z. Gavit, Rec. secy, +. A. Barnard, Pres
samuel ID. 1lnan, Cores pOnding secY
NEW lORK November 20, 1872.
This simple and Ingenious Machine ls as useful az
the Sewing Machine, and Is fast becoming popular
with ladies', In the place OF expensive necdle-wOrk
Its WORK being much more handsome, requiring less
tune and not one tenth OF the eXpenae. No iAdy' %
toilet Is now complete " w.thOut It. A Machine with
Illustrated circular ana 1ul insITucuOns sent on re-
ceipt OF a. or nnlhhed In silver plate for t975.
Address, THE MCKEE MANUFACTURING Co,
3O9 Broadway, New York
AGENTS WANTED.
Tho Beckwitn sac Portable Sowing
Machine,
On 30 days trial: many advantages over all. Salts
faction guaranteed, or $40 refunded Sent complete
with full directions. Beckwlth Sewing Machine
Company s62 broadway New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24

INURNITI RE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
II GOULD q CO. sell the Cheapest Furniture,
GOULD co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD 4 CN. Sell the strongest Furniture.
GOULD co. sell the handsomest Furniture.
GOULD CO. have the largest stock.
GOULD a co. have all kinds OF Furniture.
GOULD co. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD CO. offer BirgainA
GOULD co. buy and sell for cash
GOULD co. always give Satisfaction
GOULD CO. nave great advantages in ManufAc-
turing.
GOULD CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant.
GOULD Gu. have Polite Auendants.
GOULD 70 have Re.i-lgnted St0Tra.
GOULD a CO. have four stores.
GOULD CO.,
n. Cor NINTH and MARKET, Nos 81 ard 80
N. SEOND ST., lH6 Market ST, and 2I2
5. second street
PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
tFrom our Late Editions Of Yestsrday.l
Explosion at Sea
RxpIaaIan AZ See.
,un KIII.Rp Am MArY rNJuREp.

FouR KILLED AND MANY INJURED.
LONDON, Sept. %.
A dispatch from Gibralter says that terrific
explosion occurred on the steamer BroonahGush,
when 100 miles from that place. -Four persons
were instantly killed and many injured. 1t is
thought many Of the injured will die.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
The NeM Remndv for Rnn-nrn

most important Invention. Sold by the Elastic
Truss Co., NO 6s3 Broadway N. Y. City. IL retains
Rupture absolute ~ IN ease and comfort, night aud
DAY, II all times and under all CirCum stances with
out any exception whatever IN any case and should
never be taken of during the shrrL time requisite To
tneCt permanent cure. Sent by mall. Circulars
free. ANY Druggist or Physician viii order this new
Truss for you without charge.
my1n,eod, y,eow,lyw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
something Now.

CAPsIC PLAST TER,
For Rheumatic pains, Neuralgia, Stln Neck, Head
ache, Lumbago, &c.
II will not blister ike Mustard, and can be ap-
piled without any trouble For sale by
b. &C SHOEMAKER
zoe kArkst stTest. Institute building.
Wilmington, Del,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
Or. cnIvln's Elixir of Tar.

Ut. OHFVTn 5 EIINIF OF Tar,
Is recommended by regular Medical practitioners
and speedy cure guaranteed for Colds, Coughs
Catarrh, Asthma: Bronchitis, Splitting blood, Con
sumption ana all Pulmonary Complaints. Scrofula
EryhlpelaB, Dyspepsia ana GOut. Dysentery Chol
era-mOrbus, Cholera and all liver and bowel CON,
plants Kidney diseases and all affections OF the
Urina OTgans--perfecty harm. ess-fres from Mine.
raj or Alcoholic prOperties-pleasant to take and
never known TO ail-price $40 per BOTTLE FUll
particulars with medical Testimony and cert ncates
cent on application. Address L. r. HYDE a CO..
1875 Seventh Avenue, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24

williams Yankee SOAP.
The fnest and most popular Shaving Soap in use.
large stock jnst received 1he trade supplied by
K BRING HURST a co,
corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
Pratt,a Antral Oil.

Pratts Astral Oil sold Wholesale to grncers deal
ers and country store ked pc at Wholesale rates. In
and gall n cans or by .l1 barrel, by
O. FOSTER
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West streets, VII lei.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
SprftaI 9utiets.
Papoma.


A FARINACKoUs FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
INvALIDs.
It contains ali tho elements requisite for streHsth.
Made from tho whole wheat Moth
ing being Bolted cut.
II is impossible to overestimate the importance of
proper nueru for children for the innTm and for
the aged In infancy and childhood, the formation
and development OF the various Il sues OF the b1dy
is the main phenomenon ef life. In adults enfee-
bed BY disease, the restoration or health depends
greatly on an abundant supply OF suitable material
for the regeneration OF the wasted organs In Cd
people, the powers OF life need sustaining by similar
means And yet the mere furnishing OF the neees-
sary elements IL not sufficient thc se elements Dust
be In such form as TO be readily digested absorbed
and assimilated.
All these requirements arc fully met in the article
VII ch We now offer,
PAP A,
SMITH 4 PAINTER. Druggists,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24

EnRII8n Mu8taTd
Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice 1av0ring extracts viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, etc All
of the most celebrated max, s, for sale At
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front aud West streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
New Church Music Book

THR aTAH DARD. rrtce $3.50, is very CO.
perior Collection OF Church Music, for ChOlrs, Con
ventons, and Singing Classes. Compiled by l. 0
EMERSON and II. X. PALMER, men Of the big "a,
reputation as conductors and composers. Sen
largely. Already great success.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
p o Nj A

SMITH 4 PAINTER. Druggists,
Ttn and Market Sta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
0anfxtEnaRI
prOE. 8. s. KRUGER,

PrOE 8. s. KRUGER,
TSkcHER or
DAnCIHc and ETIQUETTE.
MASONIC TEMPLE, WILMINGTON, DEL,
I Mr. Krneger takes pleasure IN announcing TO his
former patrons and those desrOue OF becoming pro-
neient IN the beautiful and essential art OF Dancing
that he will continue at the Academy. Masonic Tenn
pie, for the season Of Is and "a, commencing
Monday September 18th, 1873,
Glasses now forming for the different departments
Deductiens M1ads 70 those OF former classes.
Particular attention 70 tuvenisa
DAYS OF TUITION,
LADIRs-Tuesday and Thursday afternoonst N 3
Miss 8 AND MAsTERs--tin Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons from 70 O'cl OK.
GhNTLEMENs CLAests-Monday evening from
TO 10. ABIRs AND GKRTLKHEN's u tAssK3.-Tues-
daT and Thursday evenings from 70 10
Private lessons given at any time 10 suit own con-
venlence, o. the Academy or residence.
Subscr pion list nov ready for all those des rous
of joining the season. For terms, circular, &c call
at The Academy duIing the day or by mail
Respectfully,
aug2e.1m PRoF g. q KRtTRQKR
, 1873-02-14

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. -.
ALCOHOI-Was in moderate request; o. per cent
proof Is quotape ut $1.75@1 80.
BROOM coRN-Dealers report light order trade
in the higher grades Of Other descriptions
plentiful aud duh. We again quote: No. l hurl,
e@eKc per lb; No: stock braid, 6@5kc; No. a DO,
red t,e, Il a@4e; DO P.le aadEed, 2&24c:
fair, and the offerings Of all grades except primo
naries are nbcral We quote: Naviea 1t s24o32.85 !;
fair to prime, s2oo@2.40; common to1redium, 81. 500
$500.
BUILDING MATERrALs-Tho seems to b u slight
improvement in the de1nand but generally speaking the
market is quiet There were changes In prices. We
4uots: 5tucco, $250@275; New York stucco casting,
500; supertne do, 54oo@45o; Rosendale cement,
@S.6o Uuca ceent, 500 per hrl Louisville cement,
$500; Akron cement. $500; marble dust, 1926
@s;so; nme in enlt; s1:1o; ame ,{D.ls>. sl:2:@
pestef1ng hair per bu, 4o@5oe nre bricf, pr Iooo
s4o.0oa9ooo: building brick {conmonl 39.50914.0o
country brick, SO. 90 Woodstock pressed range
at $250o@4ooo 81. Louis hydraulic pressed, s5.o0,
del; Milwaukee, $780, del; Racine. 5000, del;
Hillsdale, $500 del; fire clay per brl 4O0@6 co.
The following is tho list Of prices pr Dor Of 50 feet
and per cent il n2ado to dealers:
, 1873-02-14

THuRsDAI EVENING, Feb. Is.
The receipts Of live stock since Saturday

CATTLE-There was . quiet feeling in the
cattle market. The supply Of stock was mod
crate, and transportation facilities were again
ample; but these favorable circumstances we're
counterbalanced by the dlscouraglng tone OF
advices from the East aud the undesirable
quality OF tas offerings. and not only we're
sellers unable to establish any advance, but it
was with difficulty that former rates we're sus-
taiued The arrivals embraced no really choice
stock, and with, perhaps, half-dozen e1cep-
The extreme range was s2.50@6.e5, though
most of the days sales were at the low range Of
s9.00@4.75. Stockers met with more inquiry
than on the preceding dayB OF tho week, and
all suitable offerings found buyers at fair
prices, OF at ss.25@3.75 for common to medium
lots, averaging from 700 to 900 tbs, and ut S4O0
@4-25 for good to prime droves; averaging from
$50 to 1100 tba. Butchers bought to mod
, 1873-02-14

BuTTER-There was only slight increase in the
receipts Of this staple although there wss less
tv'ty n the demand, thero was no softenlng" Of
price, the advance Of last week being thoroughly sus
tained. The inquiry il chiefly fer good to choice
pacted, though roll butter, II really ane, finds ready
buyers good prices The stocks now in store
arkably light for this Of the year We quote
Common TO choice roll, 17@e1e strictly choice dairy,
packed, 2s@e3c; medium to good, 209Ac; inferior
common, 9A18c.
BAGGlNG-cotton SEAMLESS bags continue to move
on nbsTa scale, and the market still exhibits bouy
ant tone Stock, though not yet full could be de-
sired arc n much better shape than fortnight ago.
and even 1obbero are now dlng orders With fair de-
gree Of proinptnesa. Burlapa and gunnies in
pie stock and rule steady. Ne quote: Stark SIC Lud-
Low, 25ho; Lewistown, 35c American, $50; Amos
keag, 33c: Otter Greek, SIC; burisp bags, and 5
bu, D&o2Ec; gunnies, single, 1755@1eXc; do, dou-
bic, 33329c; wool sacks, 68c.
CANNED GOODS AND PICKLES Continued ao-
dvity Is witnessed In the demand for canned goods
and pickles. and the general market exhibits decid
edls firm tone The only notable exception Is peaches,
the supply Of which s large. Corn Is in light stock
and prices are advancing, Yarmouth being quoted
1t $ooo9300. 1otssers and oystera are also scarce.
Otherwise stocks aze in fair condition. We quote:
, 1873-02-14
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

4$Ssss I'D.
6.S
II '$:i:s FziSS j$s5fi; :3':ss
sre& a &:
Sisah BOOK n, stsiiaasss' aaa
/:
coAr TEN BnoEKR{ oEKF{is&e'1; O. Ann and W. Randolph.
AMERICAN CLOCK GtSets; Go:e IL w.b..h-.,.
r&Es5H &GEEssf5hHff1 a2& aG2h&aPse e$SsssETass Ha'' &C.
HENRY SEARS CO.: :! "a Is South c.n.l..t.
sAnuE1s wH1f2 RsFta1 sad RsR2: Is Es:s u.dl.on..
E. BunsnAa aas1s5;'is ysgs L; xhS!essss .sd q s:as.,
OTTO stsf 5Fvs Rea9teEs ss4 G}s:s ssa'a'r'
+ #ssH4Fa: IL! e.
MILLER 1nds dsfTdNFsEEf KFEf, 1n51hii1sse'''' ) 1:i:::;
n. onrrrnatt638ssff at638s INV: H:.s sGHiisl S.
f.: H{{$
IL 4 S24
O. s19ssnsts sssea o' I'D Tools
wgH !gH4iRfHF56 FIJI sssfa & :ss:
x12Y Ys: :JGRR JhsRhSes s; ess'Irs s9t #s.a'
4 sRHE : $s;if = S
I s 2kE %;;
SfzzS kE$2S x i %:;;s;sa
WV KAE Etaes: VS. 3F:ensa ssa rhtrt..nh..
AastHs sgzEHz sEzsEs :! $$Rs:ss $::R's::'ss:s
H. ": Ausrg 60: 4alsaSasz;7 s ssa z7 seata wss.r-.s.
JACOB Q. nRa Rsft E.sf:s 80 re- cs2fs, Lem:
, 1873-02-14

The following Instruments were fled for rec.
ord on Thursday, Feb. 49,:

~ :, - 49,. =, -. =, -.
1h6 following Instruments were nleQ Tor rec
ord On Thursday, Fob. 49,.
o77~v ppoprnrv
1.., 49,
STATE IT, Oct Ihireth and Ihirfy-hrst ets, ~ It
to xlley, dated Jan. % consideration, &, 900.
Church It, bet Wisconsin and Menouiuee sts T.
Lot ~ d.ted Ian ~. oonsfdcrst;on q nxo
Lot IL, in Block g. Of nlocE 1. Of xnwx ~ Sec s. 80
II, dated jan 9; consideration, LOCO.
Wood st, south of Polk st. 1, Hx125 it. dated Feb
o, con''ae.anop' 7 s.'2o'
Lot l. IN BLOCK II, OF Clarke's H Of Sec IS,
80, is, dated Feb. 4; consideration, $3.50.
idaho et MGR H.nst po,k IT " Gs.1ns,< r. d,+od
Feb. u: considc1ation 81 soo - 49, @A'eo
Derrnsth A. ia f ssonfh ~ rho,npeor st " = osx
5os II dsfad Fab IA cnnsI5eratInn xiEn - -
Wsinnt ii. between iinco1n and Vood sts = os r.
so alley dafad Fab &. oonsidaratinn sa G;n = ~ ~
, 1873-02-14

ut a5.25; 200 brls do on private terms; 100 brls
superdnes at $3.50; so brls do at eI25; 100 brls
rye (O6hkosh) ut S4.75; Is br1s do at $475; 90
bria huckwheat at $3.50. Total, 1905 brls. Also,
10 toas bran at 1890; 20 tons nt s11 so, all on
track; 10 tons corn meal at $1,000 at mill; 10
tons feed at $500 at mill The following were
, 1873-02-14

crate extent at 93.00@9.75 for common to good
cows, and 1T s4.c0@4.o5 for fairish steers. The
market closod steady, with some thin stock un-
QUOTATIONS..
Ertra-GTadcd steers avc.aging 400 tbs
aud upwards. .$aoo@6a5
Choice Beovss-Fine, fat well formed 3year
- to gear old steers, and averaging 1900
,4uu Ids. b5O95s75
Good Observation-Disclosures, finely formed
steers, averaging ECO to 800 bs.. 500@525
Medium Gr7des~steerH in fair heah, aver
aging 100 to 40 xso@475
Dutctc1s' stock-Co1nmon to medium
steers. and good to extra COWS, for city ....
slaughter, averaging 800 to 100 hs...... s5a9425
Stock Catt1e-Common cattle, in decent
aesh, averaging 700 to 1850 bs s...:..... s.2ss41s
1nfertor--ldght and thin COWS, heifcrs,
etagu, bulls, and scallawag steers ..... 175@2.75
Cattie-Iexas, Northern sunmered. ........ 2503350
CA$t3-EOTn-fed Texas
, 1873-02-14
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 10.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of produce ut this point during The past twenty
four hours, and for the corresponding date ono
year ago:
, 1873-02-14

SOUTH CITY LIMITS.
Lot S, in Block s. a1d Lot H. In Block 2, in e v
SC 8, g. Il. dated OFT e. 1872; consideration, $500.
, 1873-02-14

SEEDS-Tho amount Of trading was fatr, but many
daa1ers report comparatively dull market. Tbs re-
cetpt. liberal especially q clover Hunga1.a, and
Timothy Is quotsble At $s.oo@345; clover It <4so9
SITS; Hungarian $.o7N@1.16 ni1let, 7S@ssc: buck
wheat 1t 85c for common Sales include Is bags
timothy At 11s lsss at s34o 42s bag. prime At
500; bags at *315 Il bass It $500; oba9a choice
clover Ut s. 20; bags ut *ss5; 3 bags 1t $::so;
bsgs poor 1t $3.50; 30 bags Hungarian It H:15; 60
bags at <1.loN; 10 bags do It $1.1o: l5o bags at
07h; 20 bags millet at s5c; 10 bags do at soc; 60
bags 1t 1850; 30 bags at 75c; Is bags buckwheat
at 83c-
TEAs-Under this head new features ara no.ed.
Fair activity still the market and the
eral feeling IL firm. Te quote: Young Hyson, COM
mon to fair, 50@55c; do good, e5@75c; DO choice to
extra nne, s5o@ 1s; snpeIne to tne o1d Tyson, 75c
soc@nos; hne to good m mgulpowde5 soe@a o5; choice
Japan, eoc@Slo5; fair to good do. 7o98oc; common
do, 45@55c; colored natural leaf Japan. 55965c;
common to fine oolong, 351c; good, 6o@7oc; choice
to extra, 90c@l.00.
WoOD-Continues 7ull at the late decline. We quote:
Beech, 5120o; maple, $500; hickory, s14oo sabs,
$500, delivered.
prJr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
BY Sheriff Harper


NY WRITE Gr Az, IL OBEDIENCE TO an Or.
D der % .aIe rendered Nav Is, i8.t directed D.;
the H0uOIap!. the Second District Court !OE ;to
parish OF Orleans 20 G. =. naIv.uet, late she..h.
sioy. entitled matter. '.Il proceed to col a:
public auction ~ tn. Merchants and Arr'irn"ers'
ty.har -. Royal street. BET .e.u Cana! and ''ss.
t.IaAeus. streets in III. second District .: u
NJ. :Or account Of sad succession. III" !G!!Oi'!s
described property. 90 wiz:
l. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND. With -! III" buIC.
ires ali! Improvements ih".eD'.. ina"lrS li.!t o.
K.r,ou's property. situated! ~ GENTLY. III if.s
parish. suburb IRENE; sad l"'- ~" 'c-@:at"! -;
:ls numbers one. .vv, three, tour ana h's os
sl.Ua.. numb" fourteen bounded ~ h!'aG = Dry.
ora Y and WINK" streets. ~. Z. pan tf""H ~ 64OA
III,ur,grr. late Surveyor, as ~" twelfth .: see
...r !2.. deposited II ~" one" q: L!'I": !srs
mann h.. notary pUGl. II ~. "f", and IT.. az
;,. il. American measure. .c""Td.n. 20 ,ai pars
.. Iy,- i.Dl number one, forming tIe corner 9;
us-v and "l.t. streets, :.aa!rea 'Hi''; zee:
s.y.. ana. ,i.l. In"h"E front On white srg..s i.
ore if.r.!. and IL. iect deep and front on Au5rs
:. u. "til.T ~! measure. each :'Irt ..'!s 'ers
..r.,!acc. front on WIT. street 10y ",.. !! . 40
| ant lv. feet '.s'". ..t".en parable. lI...
| sail 'Top"rtv -. purchase. bv ~. 80. ~ !:
'r:"G" \ D.e,.'.. :o.a!:. %. ~. ;"..'.. :-S Z!
J..'. is5:.
| '...m.--T'is i..'lg &c s..or,, an n.:S ~.
-. "a. ~ pert! VII be d.;s .'I"E' 81 i's
49,. highest and LIST bidder '.I .,Ist b. =,
a. 'l " .utii-' credit f'r ;,urc' 'e'V ~: -.
u: bond. with goot an: 30 eat security. 'ou,!'
| toned according 70 l.N .IG sI"'i". ""rt:"!. Hn
| the properly sold until ina. paI'n".'. Sals pus.
.'la.c. Nj! a'. 20 dee. .. and pay as.iI II.
| printing sl.'if-s and clerk fee, 'f'.. N'Ii"'s
| amount 30 about s.go hundred and went {: a
! dollars, and furthermore tn" STATE. parish an.
municipal taxes. tne amount OF h.l, j. Got ":
! VIZ HARPER.
NIP; 70 apl2 She'I Of :ts PARISH OF oE!eaas,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
byC, Z, GfRARDEY & CO.. NICHOL
n a-.ct-nn.l..-L tt-n.. NJ. u EN-laL

byC.E. GiRARDEY & CO.. NICHOLAS
ID :. Boey, AurtiOneeT-ottict No. Il Exchange
place-SATURnAY. April p. 1873. al twelve
q clock NJ, al tie Merchants and Auct!oueels' Ex-
change on Rovai between Canal and CustOmho4se
streets will be sold ~ public auction. ~ ana III
pursuance OF an order from the Hon. a. L. Ilssoi
iuGye of the Second District Court Tor the pallsh
ot Orleans rendered y tile above el.tltltu matter.
and dated Jan uaIV %. 1913, II" following yer!
s CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together Win the
I..llG ugs and Improvements thereon. rgh1s.
w.ys. and se,r.tuGes Iher"IHtO nelong ne
.-.a+r, II, III. Second iist"ICt al this city. and II!
the square bounded rv Canal. Rampant uslolI-
house and burgundy streets aeslgnattd ny 'L'
,umbs, thj.tv.Igi.. on = pan ~ J. .annts: suE'
y4yO- 1910 and deposited il fhc ONCE ~ NJ &c
irmas late notary pubic. and measures 70 Ieet
front on Canal street. by 10 it"' :! Ge!.H between
Jar.'le. Ines. Together win tLc rpIONtihti d
thereon, cuI,Irr!sg tlc thI"tstoIN bICk sure D-
low aud dwelling above. known ny 'Lt No. ~.
Canal s.Yte:--su!rtd 10Y business and dwe..llG.
The r3,i. extension. q: .he ge'... trade OF tLls
I-rmarer: and po.u'a! c:"a' c"t!e OF orr CIV i"i
evoud Rampar: street. render, j: "e:v dies. I.h!e
Is an Investment. yielding s:eaC! :.:.t..is ana cor
slant" apII- "la'li-@ IL value.
Ttrms-1Lc-tLl.G cash. balance AZ ore afU t"H
wears :Or notes -9CTIt: by EiOTt gag ana Ethuoi
:eI. on tine urOI.rtv suld bearing r,@Et per rei'
-. .rnl,i iutc.e-. IRON. the Gay az Sal uni. HH'
iaymci.t. III" mortgage 20 contain :ac I've pa
.r.- .tto-ut,'s tee cla se. IN even. "f st 20 en-
:u.ce payment 81 'nt notes furnished oE t'e p'.i'
chaser and al costs -: count. re .lnirE'i!t -
20 be kept insured by tie purchaser and the po I"E
transferred 20 TIE !.o.CtE OF the notes Nl''' INA
uayment of :le same. and purchaser 70 assume
payment OF al. taxes Tor this year. ~.
Act Ot sale AT the expense .: ne purchaser
before w. j. Ct-'"il. notary ...O..c.
..4.pJ % .rE Y lG 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

10y C.E. GIRARDEY n CO., At -lNE-
ID eers-Oftice 10. Z Exchange pace = ~ ~
DAY April j. 1873, at twelve Ocock NJ. al the Mel
chants and AuCt-oreers' Exchange, Oh RoyaI De-
tween Canal and CustomkoCse streets, II ms c.ty
OF New Orleans by virtue OF a1.orGer OF the hon
2 H. UureI ;uGge OF tie District Court q tie
United States Of amer 70. the District Of L1G!s-
lana. sitting ! bankruptcy, dated Ftbi 5aIT -.
1873, will be sold hy public a.c;ou, the following
Grscr1bpd property. to wit
iASQUARKOF GROUND with the Improvements
thereon and al! the rights, ways, etc. there.rto
belonging situated IN The First District 81 ne
city Of New Orleans, bounded by Canal, iI~sC 4tt,
SaIceGo and Lopez streets, measuring abrut -
feet :, inches trent each Canal and G~sG-tt
streets and rs feet >. inches { ineS mon. e%Ch
O. SaIcedo and Lopez streets.
? SQUARE 90 GROUND. with the improve
mepts thereon. and all rights, ways, etc. Thereto
belonging. situated in the Second District q tie
CITY of New Orleans il square bounded ny TAI" 4.
Clistou. house Salcedo and Lopez streets. meas
urirg about 2O2 feet inches front each on Can.
and CustUulhouse streets. and $40 feet ECtes
. lines front each on SaiCeGO and LOPEZ streets.
The decree OF the court ordering the sale o. tie
above described property directs that the SANE
be f. eed from all inc IN brances, and the ass SAt t
acting as the officer Of the court Will convey OF
such title as is III him Vested Uy the assignment
in bankruptcy and by the aforesaid order o. CONT
Terms OF SaIe-Cash on the spot at he moment
of the ADJUDICATION, and purchasers TO asaun pay
ment over AM above the price of adlud.c&AoL q
All taxes which the property may owe mp 70 me
day of sale.
Act &C sale al Sic expense OF lie PURCHASERS.
before NJ. GeInou. notary y.6!c.
phl+ 2, - 25 II. api
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

DY G. DE FERRET IL CO.-JOHE G. MON
ID rose AuctOueer-Otfice Nc. 50 Royal street
TUESDAY, April IS 1873. at twelve o'cSck NJ, at
the ST. Louis Auction Exchange, will be sold BY
public auction, by virtue OF an order from the
Hon. A. L. Tissot judge OF the Second District
Court for The parish OF Orleans dated March IT,
1873 the following described property for account
OF said s>lccc ssOn--
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND 81 uated in tho
Third District OF this city. in the square bounded
by Frcuchmen, Dauphihe Union ana Royal streets,
and measuring 81 feet (FTench measure) froat or
Fprnchmtn street by lJl feet il depth together
with all the buildings aud improvements thereon.
being Nos. % and "a FreuchmeG street.
Terus-Cash on the spot.
Act OF sale before ". J. Castel, notary public a.
the expense of purchaser. mills % p ap5 II l1F
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
By D. z. Morp1y.


-. ICIE- BROWN SCAF.
DY ID. Z. NORPHY-A. s. MuRPHT, 80
ID tloLeer.-WI-. bs so q on SATU RDAl. Az. T.
1861 at u. A. NJ. ior account o: whom Il may
concern. u tile Eat'lGe Warehouse. 81 ..NH:
street. bet weeu Lafayette ana G.IOa ..rte.s-
:. \ MrK.-q50 boxes SOAP.
= H.-.u0 bOEes SOAP.
hx-steamer Havana ron !hi'aGe'IlIa.
.rern s-Itash III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
SUCCESSION OF J. NJ. OIRRHAMMER.
Second Dis,Eic: Court for the Parish of Orleans

Secor,. Dis,Eic: Court for the Parish of Orear:--
No. 35,g75.
DYE. DE FERRET n C0.-JOHN g. MONo
ID rose AuctIoneer- Office No 80 Royal street..
THURSDAY. Apr! 10, 1873, at twelve O'Clock IL
al tn. -. Louis Auction Exchange, in the base.
m.nt rotund. OF the 81. Louis Hotel. will be sod
by public auction by virtue OF an order from no
tric, Court for the parish Of Orleans, 'late5
March 8, 1913. the following described property
to wit
THREE VACANT LOTS, situated in the square
bounded bv Sixth 81. Charles, Conrey and Pr.
tam. streets designated by the Nos. 49, II and o.
measuring eacl! 30 feet inches ! line front o.:
) xth street by 100 feet IN depth.
'.erms-The purchaser viii furnish his bond Or
obligation, PAYABLE twelve months after date, VII.
a good and solvent .ecurity therein, said bond %
bear interest al the rate of eight per cent per an
mum from the day OF sale 20 payment, and bcslCeB
Wi. assJ,u. payment of taxes of 1872 and 1913. TO
DAY Of sale, together with al The other usual !ena!
clauses
purchaser mtg - % apl 10