davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-03-23

TO RENT--STORES.O OFFICES, No.
ma REST-EY r. Il. SAMPSON / CO., REAL rs. rs.
j tsto .nd Agency IA Lashll'-6t'' o'''
0.''A' STORES, OFFICES GES,,.e: &C; ,,ntb.est cor.
uer Dearborn piaee and ee1 oa
Ftve.sto1y s,ono trnnt buildings @oaoo -
Fivc-storJ iron front ouno1oS' nA
e1a FeEstofy LiieE Buildings Is and II East
Nv s.tory stons front hulains' southwest
Vary adc:i1able store. 4o175, southeast eosacf
and ID Ut Ri5ssndoo.t. 4-story brtfk m.d
as ~ IN. IN door of Andersous Hotel i4S East
son-st- - ,-,..1 -
S;o1o II a5 East Randophst., store and basement
;o a ~ nd lis East Lakest., bstoTy or1cK ouNu-
ins' = East Lakc-st. 5-story stone front building
is sad il iaEo-st., tstory buIldingE, w1fh s5san
l93 and 1876 Fiftn-ay., store
i'm Adem.-et.. etorc and basement. 49,. .,,.,
III and SIS Waba.hsv 5etory stone front h'!dingr;
Frestofy stoao.front building III Fast aisdson'st'
8 and . East Randolph.st., s-stoE5 buildings
Store and basement ia East Madison-ss.
Is East I.ake-s.., 4-stoE3 building. .r-,oo
all and al3 East ontoest., 5story buildings 4ohs'
III i;.s Naltsnts-s,., store and basement
Four-stnry building Ffthas.: near Kandopnrss
New 4-sory and basement stone-front onalolne 7ou
east corner State ana Jackfon-sts. a., D4 .,,
large list Of in all parts Of the city Kent cor
| lcctad. o,.r1crc
Choice Office. In ironfont building Lasalie'ss.' op
| pose Court House, IS ItaSac-st.
81 1nd IS InSallo-st., choice oihces: f,,,n,nr.,
Choice Offices m ,he uT;':I Statoe
6sss sou;Swes, Stsf nna shaPs hiPaejeh Co.
IA LaSAnc-st Utls BLOCK.
, 1873-03-23

o. e.gsa = i,nIr FRONT STORE AND BASE
n.nt. No. ss Wost Lskest = PeSlina iFss
NEsT5nS;Ehs f.; AsR
Vs. stssans sat,1s hsBss sasso
No. sss state,t.. of TTontisth't' tn's s'oF'
vii BE- 1n'Sa Il e Rsss noo cs spd ws.h1S
to Has III III Is and a. South o!arks
IN s1;t a1hsh1Ll kea' Estate Agent 's4 Clark
no MENT.S}h9}as 1;,,S}s rs nv as business.
no REST=BAsEMEXT. = AMP :: M5IWAEHKK55EE. = HK5E
II; 1 ~ ~ With 1ss S'VHse[ Wset Medison
MiLLlE; ~ r;sE GS,s ] sTonr LAYEsT, 34X60 WEST
re 9, RaSsE s19a ssss So
===@==::=== ==@=-s:.z:z5,oTo1ENT
s-~-~ ~..-~~~~->~- .--~..>,>~~cr,1r1 ,r11
s.,g. sr,;a. az }5t n3oSs WIKI
to exceed ~ peE aou.n T,1F sn1ITH OR WEST
~, ~; hy Scntloman aud vile without
sna soo cafe taken Address a.
F:tssas s!sss: - z77R77zHE1 HOUSE; BY
~ on oa' sSaRlos sas Ttthou; adaress PAINTS
k6 OTIS 81 saa =: s'a,e1;! ;o775f Of Fnoas7o 10
Foos for rrisate f.ny q bs~fra Tca
Sts:s ss j II @ses:s5st Aaas'' .:
SaT .ora Il NTH
~ Tun rnro ~ for furniture store. A. L. CRoChEh'
iii st.to..t. a777a,77 Al,
sf }5sns % sss ss''h sas'
~ aCTED TO RENT ROOMS o!t - h;n-1sI ontnI
w eo;nrc by family Of tro; Norh E!a2 T. ii
Address stating tc11ns and location. d. " 16A' "
Wnbash-n sh-nv---=-=--,-==, w. 7z,;15T, NV ENTY
11'ATTED-TO RENT HAVE Osl.n ~ .tnres IN
" Hrst-cla.s tenants who want houses A o .i.h to
atrc,cnt divisions OF tho city honseo"nnt ~ IN
secure SooA i 81 Hena. Asency ll9 Dearbozns
u. .. i1AoNA, oe"..:- CrETIE IMAM AND
11!AKTED-Tt1 RENT-Bf cF..s ttt.-i. ,.x - r.,
W vie 20 C cha eo1;sso # sbout rooms within twa
hruseko.H;ls; TicatIe Addre3a, with terms,
e., Tribune o1tIee. no
NANTEn-TO Hl.Hlmwt ..c.ncat nu.cs adjoinE bctwecq
" two s:nT5 h.t. nHu must be tirst-ca.s.-
Twelfth and Eishiec'n,s9 mn, ~ IL ANDERS+uress h1
nSeugai rs ~ i;u :u stata.st 80 ,z =.
- I ~ DDEST = K0OMS SuIIAblI:
ioca,cd ncar thsGa,ble and dist,nce not over is
"a Trihuuo ualr9 ,onrt Hnnsp Address + ID Tribune
.- - -M-s. -; -; ,--;-1
ttn,5t m St,tn bjsdison Or Raudolthy.s:s ior
=, ,1xo nre or hn on JaSna ar Clark
etx north Of S;adisou + g. VIERLlNG Room H. lss
~. -, .-to-,.r 49, ~ N -
, 1873-03-23
ro pruT--sTORES. OFFICES. &o.

ro RENr--sToREs. OFFICES: &C:
1,5 TFST@6Y v. i sAAPsox e., nEAh S.[;sl.s e.
I ,a!e IT, %,sad Hoase'Hen''ns Agency l'S - .'>
on' n r,,. ndasSolph.t., d0ETlS ID door. zls., Sd
III Is "a Siea'sesasi'Ms q e. "a q 49S S95 'Ioor,.
Is i; ss I'd IS IS hss$sSshs { q 'sss se1
sna I'd q IL oofs ioo and is Fart Mnd,on.t
Is Stnte-st., "a floor. With steam power.
5 sa;: 3s srs sss 4 s;sts;:t ssit.s
M sd I'd d ri oe1s sh S'ss S sad II i! -
s1zs iii IN gertsof r. f!so $RP91o P9o TO-
ia LaSallo-st.. Otis Block.
no RESTSToRE AND BASEMENT AT 20 "a 23S WEST f7s,
Tess no osaupea BY
i9' ss
T!s.s :s53 M %:.t II %M l.
1,o I,1 yr -sToRr- CELLAR, AND BARN, AT n
5 3RKEG Tizn 9oo2 a st 1896
o,5ss IeS ssRt e s?a Etfs
170 RFST-MARBLE FRONT STORE ! AMP ,,. Base ,ssst.
{S1y s. s,t io j. bsfsib fwsibER Eist IS
Tro if;S HENT-sToKts AND OFFICES; NOS; - TO 81
Kos kss';st . To ~ E:t Rsndophs With easements
Eo. Eo - sssif 10
NJ es5 state.st. corner OF l"ont'e'n-s''' uA'
cf5 ss
s; is ii fssss &&ss' ' Clark
! mo nENT-sToRE AID DWELLING, 81 SAMPSON
/ :" IT,. suitablo iar any business
no REsT-BAsEMENT = ASp =; h4LWA9b6GGPP =; {6GP
Willie. iii fitf is s"SSsst Wsst ssdi.oa'st la
mo REST-FiNE STORE, LAKEST, a4As6o. ss:..s "kn "a
, 1873-03-23

1nH.
Fourstory huGlag on neiF bndinf south.
1t se~ corner rrs."t} S,ste M aaa Jaetson.sts:
Urge list Of stores in all parts Of the CITY Ae''
Choice oos; In rgHsa Z s,sas heins 0'
Il ,ss ;s enH1s' sas. Express copany
6ss: 6isss aa*
liz Lasaile-st., OTIS Block.
TO RFs7-n9gl;Sz EEET S9RSiEH T. r y MkIS 4
nce b ths nd 1ssdy or ase .o o eet
B1ane noh ID a.r f"5ndd ocf Ap
i;' py to " j: KEREooT CO. g Ees! wstnlnf!ea;s
1o RENTTHE srLEsSHMlna LIEN Mdadh i;hKGE Hsmon, &c s1ey
s'fass 1das1s Ss
{ KS66iS HAMILTON 90 st''e.''.' corner N',n
s.1ss :d i r. Il FkRs ;ss? s ssssh sa
WV; 49,, 49, ,1o,;aoz.s NEAR ]. y FAR:
ifons sf5' oadins @ sa!Ps 4f'ls m .aa sn
Is !s9 s. u rs:1 n*s
Apny 5a - md ;s rs; alGs3oss. SF A i7E MOST
o des1sSle RHSfAa e:;!es suated
s. H. ~ kn,tona LOT foS eeA'on' u '.'' -
~, - 1877, 1HST s717vFizER,s COFFEE ROOMS AND
IL he st tnas so sssysf
sea Gaaal saa
ton.t. front: Inquire Of n SAWYER Il" 1asah's'''
e.:s@sa. = room; Saaz;s WIFI n WITHOUT POWER;
10 etses; naStss D'SSI9S SONS Saw
no BASEHpEEiT inStn io;e and sd
aasR fts i Ron Il =! 4epf16;;: 6S7
no RENT-sToRE :sxloo THE EiSE5r HI ,d, shoHNr A..
1ly :: OWNER ,n'es.ssuaa OF Gsne'f
e5. ! is al3 or 1s s5sh fET % Id
no RENTIpACkSG HousEf foe MAMhEl s.y!sr eotne ints'
iase2 se2fb aSsas 'oi3aai Is
Ing, Wsst k,;:tes,, Faoa business locality +p-
p,7 to OWNER. 1sl West lndi.u:-sl u:--------:.-,,,
S1S5$S ! : s.
:ens.; Avn = =; xrcoy1 FLOOR or ~
r Treats aysetsssisseo.'s. :.sssad # -M N1-,-'
enF,ns snd line shettn ~ p I Feao
will be sen,od to Eood tenant I uh a1t EEsspsncs
1sorr and basement ,hs sides nd 'oR'A
j. .GFafGnR nR6hEKFS: Is .
mo REST-a STORES AN Nssso1TS. 3s3 Wahasfl.ar
:e,is feet. Sqto qstoKsNf< II If t<anK;sr, \ nRicK
1 1.T5: VI chREEs III. TE
- / 5as:ss ~ + ao,a9Ri9gs aaERga: ADDRESS
a soas sRAsK
=; no ~ RFST4sFoRE1:s ; IS5 az TifTH:AV Us SOUTHWEST
+ i: " san tns isssf re- ss
: is.t:s'f.: ssoss3 sts.s ;ad 80 @
rented ster sonnesssa Of sepa5ste ny anoaato appA
mn PEST-3.sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK
l. building. 8 south CansIst. po.sc..ion given
, 1873-03-23

CTRAYED-GN SUNDAY LAST, FROM LOT ON
~ Lake Ay knedinIn- sized brindlc most likely 10
north part e HIde Park. or Town Of Lake. rsw.-d
VII be paid On returning her to ALEX. COOK, Id
LAko1v.
CT0LES-FROM THE CORNER OF CLARK AND
- Madison. IN tha list inst. eoEro horse with
whte tacs audono white hind leg, with buggy
pew painted liberal Ie..1d MI! he paid y returning
tbs aAma to HAAS i POWELL, q W Wsat H4d4ou-4t.
, 1873-03-23

4 YOUNG MAN AGED p. WITH FAIR PROS.
~ noctr. dsstfes to correspond With young lady
4blnude prcIer1ed) With Etew to natrmouy Addresa
20, caro- Tritunp Office.
IlTANTED. D.CORREsP0vDESCE WITH A FEW
" younx lsdios; object, mutual improvement. anI
C. MORTON. care Eox rs, st. .Ioscpt, Mo.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
VALUABLE FARM At PRIVATE
SALE.

The subscriber oners for sale his yery deslrabla and
highly productive farm OF acres, situated Quarter
VI mile west oil Greenvile Station on fbe Wiiming
ton and Reading Railroad, Christians Hundrod New
Castle County, Deawsre, and about az mixes north
OF wilmington. II IL dividsst into six fields by good
isnce y an sst with grass aud piosla cling good c,o.
There Is s,as body u woodland also hne orchsd
suitable ler q farmer and good frame barn ~
% by 20 feet with large overshoot and she'd JSjU
ding and stsbling for i've hoSses and ten l1eo
COWS. Ihere L. u hue lawn In front of the dwelling
hed with hees and shrubbery and water ut both the
aouss and barn There are several eligible sites for
residences, that command tine view OF the Della ARE
river and the adjacent country while It's proximity to
wilmington render 1t very desirable. The terms will
be made accommodating. "
Persons wishing to view the property will be shown
the same by Robert stuart residing theron or by fbe
subscriber. ROBERT MORR6w
nov 4-H
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
~ and ifsdslRn.. hsisii.oIs Maii MmaSs Mosa. tHn

DOMMENCINa IHitkSDAl DEC 18th lsIy
,r,,. lii -, r, ,,, - ~ il, So, -
"&xSIou & s'i M ns.,.s as ta s'o'io" M Mo",o,y.,.,,,,, 49,,
,, ls ~ @ aa u. o. 80 III =, ~ sssi''s"i 'o
oeSae, S, ',1pHrnS ~ @ ~ @negI,n' gi,n ,,,
10 ueets y, ~ ~ % s WY & nsh"si1 - lna nioau s
sae I,, T.. IN! 49, 70" VIA ] ~ rn s,.u ~
4Eyiahu MIA DelaHAie NAfSai, nj hafImstol
~ , Snneuon ahu nfeAhWhter nahhtoaa' ~ Sss.oiv
tS .s o.sns'S, au ,i,i =, Sss, ., ,vIth M
, .sa a.sa1tn ~ y & onore hniH, NJ SASo"S WI" " u
Ernsess 1,aIn ai ~ Il n IN tsundsv. .xcspt.t
- ft,si, nm, xyash shi,,nn sann,I -, WIii,i, :,
r,n PsrryylIts ami Havrs ,is Iirsce Can,,scts az
nv, MI, ~, NJ .1,i nr .r,i,, r.. ~ Sasti ~ "'
,,"i', I'M az - % ~ M :, M Tsn,ias. ,c.,t.d In,
Ra5,lners ,d ~ ~ sH,pPat.n " IN ssnnniy,a az p'shs,,
reariasa n,.,, aSions,onf yyip,hInason NaSrrors
Staptan EsWayI 'Smtnn. NoTh.en.t Char,estpy,'
Edg@wood, Magnolia, Chase's and Stelnmer's Kun.
Might EsPrssa at ii3o ?. m ldaiiy, for Bttiniots
Glaym9nt, Wilmington, Newark Llkton, Nofth- kAa.
~ pos,an..r. s,, r,.r,,.. >t.n,,, nm, S,,,,x u,,
t.is 70 IkSa n.c,.o ~, rV''' '''"'' anu '"''A WA
VII SSiNa,IN SIy =; W j M NJ ,Ss s,,, 40 ,
h.t,xssn pt s,ia,hia 81 at Il ii,opt,PtstS ~ " ~
Isave phih,nrinh,a AZ IL 4.a =, ao 6a, . a, IN 4
iiai.i n ia n,, ~ ~ tta,,, 1 n coy,'ct. % s.I III
rsas "e'uoau 'o' "io'a ""u NIL "'e'iueui'e ''''
leave wuu'g nj GAS, $40 a. m 1890. 200 4oo aud
,b.ssn T. M s Psis vi M M sSniax Vt ,sa Y
sWh"'i'a'"' !" o''o D. H.
fsAihAp x DALTii TioNS SENfhA N n STA
stopping al ali Stations on Chester Creek and Phil
sdslphla and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Lasve Philadelphia tor Port Deposit Sundays ex-
ceptedl ut 90 a. m. and 43O D. m: Phadephla toe
.ohaads Ford at 100, 1900 4so, go p We'd
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

G0LDIERS AND DHEIRS.-SoLDisRS NO matter
k3fsr what time enlisted who were wounded ruptur-
ed, injured In any way, or disabled By any disc
however slight the disability. are entitled to pes
minor children Of parents entitled and should
call or write TO JOS. T.. DEWITT & CO., 2oT " alput
Information free of charne sep23-im
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
CARRIAGES.
r. - -
WILMINGTON WAGeN WORKS.

WILWlN9fVu WA0VN WVbAos
Constantly on hand and made to order,
Express, Market, Truck, Farm,
Germantown.
a -
sNEATH;s RALEST Rail ST. THTiSG II Sss WAGONS
And
bARR0W5.
AsRrCULTURAE TMPLEMENrs.
which are being sold at cost, including
PLows, HARRow5 AND CULfIVAToBs,
An Nos. Of ths Moore, Wiley, Peacock, and heeksn-
dorm Piow, with or without centre draft
Repairing Neatly aud Promptly Exscutss.
Ell ACKS SMITH ING
In ali its branches. Particular attention gwen TO
HORSE-SH SHOEINd
An diseases OF the Foot aud cases Of lasns., incl
dental to Saoeing fast driving treated under the
DUNBAR SYSTEM,
inferferii,a Invariably cured In ones shoeing.
RnIckiing and Knee Sprung horses Immediately
benefited and lst condition by the aid Of which
nature soon effects permanent cure.
Iameness IRON cOrns instantly removed
Immediate relief given In cases Of accute louudef
Diseases OF the above nature and various others per
tanning to the leg and foot Of the horse neretoiore
considered incuruble by the ''Oid SchooP Vstet-
naIinns are. by Judiei0us application of the DUN
BAR SisrkA, ie.ieyed and cured. .,,
knune. vi tho subject. aud being the only smith ~
the SLATE TO WHOM Mi. Dunbar has npartti li. val
the worst cas- the public can bring forward.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the place. show
ing cause and effect . a.,
sup.fs!s f@ssS * SSty SSeys..ssas. sseSsi oSsss men, M
Nos. III and ils Orange strees,
DAVID WooLMAS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
A GREAT REDUCTION

~ dry goots, and gents furnishing goods. A large
stock OF shawls, shawlH that have been selling from,
100 TO S5.oJ reduced s26a and VI % cloths that have
been selling for rs TO NJ rs yard reduced to G2 and
90. Dress goods that have beon selling for 25 and
90 cents. reduced to 20 and As. Towels that have
been selling for !. and - CENTS reduced to 1O and %
Napkins that have bern selling Tor 100 to 200. re-
dueed TO 20 and lsl Blankets that have been SELL
ing for 800 ami 1000, rrduced to 4. .62 and 9.j
Also great reduction In Ladies' and Gents under.
wear. large stock of La,lios Hid Gloves, Hosiery
and Trimmu1s. &c.
ing elsswhere. OEOEuE DRAKE, eis Market ii. D..
Wilmington, sDawar-. Ian att
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

Trsi,. leaving Wilmington at 1910 a. NJ, and d-s5
P. NJ. con Blct with trains leaving Phiiadeiph's ~
so A. M.. and 6P. NJ. ~,
ware X H. and p. W. & b. X. X. rsins arriving IN
WILMINGTON at 1915 and 1923 A. A. ..oo
Trains leaving Landenberg at630 a: n: ann ~
r. NJ. conpects with trains FOR rldladslphia leaving
Wilmington ut $40 A. NJ. and 6i2 r. h.. and tne
Delaware tran South, leaving wilmington at $40
Pm. =. !. ~, .
Omnibustrausfer between ". q W., ard =. W: q
B. DrUIs and cars Wilmington City H. r.. az kfont
each pafng.r and centa foE each piscs 81 bsggsae'
orr 3l-li M. Y. Gun ELL, SUPP.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
THE YOUNG AMERICA,

The fOuNG AMERICA is one of the best of Anna
,enr papers published. 1t Ia edited and published by
". y 'ernon & CO., at the Republican ONCE, s. 4.
1Oiner OF Ihird and King Wilmington, Delaware
contributions are respectfully solicited. 1t Is devoted
10 TIE interest OF the Boys and Girls. Terms 2J cts
year, payable In advance. Subscribe at once don't
Aa.RicAS for isT3. Address the YorNo AMI a, -,
republican ONCE, Wilmtngto Delaware.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

ALJOURNAL
OF THE
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
REGULAR SESSION
OF THE
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA


HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES, |
New Orleans, February Is. 1873.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Charles w. Lowell in the chair.
On call OF the roll the following members
answered to their names:
Speaker c. ". Lowell and MeSsrs. An
tome. Allan. Bowman. Bryant. Baker.
Boyd, Benham. Blackstone. Carey. Cousin,
Davidson. d. c. Davis. K. L. Davis, DejOie.
Decker. Devezin. Dayrirs. Devices. Elliot.
Greene, Grant. Car. H.tfner. Hubeau, Hill.
Heath. Hedgspath. k-ating. Kirkman.
Landry. Murrell tLafourcheI. Murrsll Mad
ison,. Mavo. Martinez. Marie. Mathews.
Mon,aldo. Peytou. Page. Rahy. RochOn.
Rodrigues. Sawyer. Sartain, Snaer. Sutton,
Southland, Seweii. Thomas. Tureaud, Ward.
Williams. Washington Wiggiu, Wands-56.
! quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
GA motion of Mr.. Murrell. Of Madison,
the reading of the Journal was dispensed
with.
Mr.. B.nharr, OF Carroll. corrected The
i,urna, in the title of House bill No. l5o. 80
that il would read "section 3Jb3
On motion, the jourpa! was approved "a
corrected.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
SENATE CBAsBER,
February IA, 1873
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives,
am directed by the Senate TO ask the
concurrence of your honorable body il the
following bill Senate bill No. 10, relative
10 the effect Of pardons, enc.
Also, that the Senate has cohcurt,d IN
House bill Ne. 20, incorporating the Bene'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.

emitting the holder to one admission 10 the Fair.
and a Glance in the Grand Lottery.
ANY person holding d numbered coupon has the
same chance OF winning prize in The lottery as
those who use their tickets for admission 10 the
Fair.
The Directors of the Association having through
. series Of years resOr ed to every means IL their
power 70 keep alive and foster his Association, SC
identified With the progress and development OF
the resources OF State, and finding thtmsel ves
at present involved to AZ extent that epdangers
its very existence have adopted the toh0W1ng
plan, which to them seem the only practical and
certain way OF raising funds necessary to QHrpetu-
ate this institution and place il upon basis that
viii enable it 10 continue its course OF usefulness
The object of the Association is TO create d re-
newed interest among ali classes OF our citizens IN
our coming Fair, and al the same time 10y offering
large Inducements 6tiu uIate the sale OF its tickets
to an extent that viii enable Il to realize an
amount adequate to It's pressing waits.
The plan adopted by The Association Is 10 Issue
2GG { 90 tickets, at d:ty cents ticket, The same
price is usual Tor admission 70 the FAR, WIN
coupon attached bearing pamDer; the sad ticket
emitting the holder to one admission 20 oar Falr.
the coupon to be retained by himself
on the last day OF the Fair nAmbers correspond
ing with the number ct tickets issued VIII ne
placed il wheel, and al Of the ICES IL another
when the grand drawing Will take place under the
supervision Of the following Wei. Known gen
tiemen:
l. n Marks ESQ. President OF The Nj ciaLlcs and
Agricultural Fair Association:
SIR-We the undersigned, have received youI
communication asking CUR aid in superlhteLq!lig
the drawing OF the Grand Lottery on TIE FAN
Grounds at your next Fair, and fully recognizing
the i'm portance of the enterprise which v0ur AS,
ISOLATION has laboIed so earnestly to establish and
believing the plan you have adopted TO be thor
oughly practical and wei worthy the confidence
and support CT the pvbhc. cheeriuliy comply with
your request.
H0plur your ASSOCIATION mar tud IN this plan
the relief 80 earnestly sought for. remain. with
much respect. very truly yours. -,
GENERAL G. T. BEACREGARD.
HON. L. A. WILT,
MAJOR OF the city OF New Orleans.
Charles CavaIoc. Esq. PatriGk irwin, ESD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
AUCTION SALES.
By c, E. GirardeY & Co.

riac, il on IN. market, notwithstanding ihe De
pressed coudltlon OF our affairs, aud upon SUI
terms AID coalitions as to enabl9 All VINO Ia
the pride. and determination or securing tI"hAtt
stead it. t!is great and steadily progressive oou5u
crr Mttrurro',- 20 do 81. The stimulus anu Ne
Vt Iupn4eIts OF improvements in the SIKH pIs'lICe
have surpassed those Of all the "lCFE U'~
trcts and with The modern consequences
and "ri.,I "uterp! ses projected '"H ~,
Inaueutl. ., ated there property eau ''oE
fail to enhance very rapidly, and prove II
u SNORT 'iu. ~ desirable au luve6im tnI Se
i is 10Y OccI-a' ION. As rms olt-rlnG VI. be lue
t;ret great -; the season, where al ne prop
~rty vii ;-J.ruptOTly be sold tree i."'G AL 'dNa'
non sxc.nti,.s that Of 'he current veal. pdYAh!e
on, III lo;. 80. "ltt the guarantee" 'ht "' ihV
Oldest ani H'ss authenticated tlfe> u It" STATE.
u 5 !" hope. tha' those havf'g ana tt' invest
wil,.Nar.u. Ih- property am. "tte." !.r ''Ir.
wiirl. MI. made Oh tl' t".IIN::. I.L>i;'S.. y
INortnl'
Terms and ti'Iu;lsOnr nth each: IA 'i:"' =:
uuF. Two rnT,o ;JUr, h!r. ~. stItr. ~. :Ihc
and zen ,-ar- .-edI, for notes % The .rIT IA "TE.
secured h> .lultgdg. ard vendors lien -" -. p'op-
.f;N sold n,.I- "A per cen: per rui'Ni .'t'i's:
Ne. dan sale uutil their n..tu.t.. - NOT
th.-u ,r..,..., Ga.d .igut per sent ~ ~"L'.m.
. III. ma. y sll. The act a.: mortgage" :" cor
'ain ,Ir Nv. yer ruI attorney IT, "ltris'--;hH
!inproyru..' N. kept incur. d and III" p1!"les
to- a :rl-r, ;r.! 10 th' vendors .r .h' act 0f ~ Z"
=" IA. s..-i:- Of the purchasers "cioTr I"stp
.ai-S Eo'aN rsHt'. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

DY pLACiDE !. SPEAR. AtCTl0SEEK--
ID once ~. 10 Exchange alley LhHVAf.
Narci. .. 49,. st twelve o'clock M. VAL pe
.oIt Il. pui,l.c auction AZ the st. Louis Auction
Fschauct on ~. Louis street between Charities
and Royal street by virtue OF aud ~ pGfeuhho" 70
an order tUii lie Hon. 4 L. lls7ut JuuEe OF
The. Second District Court Tor the parish OF or
leans dated January -. 1873. for account o! fhe
ttRFAIN .OT OF GROUND, together with
all the h.ljiug. nd Improvements thereon. Slth.
ateG III til" SIKH District OF this city designated
a. iot No ! - ~. square bounded by Jersey. &c
taria Levvt a;'t Joseph streets measuring " leet
inch front u" Joseph street, by 80 feet II nches
III depth between paTa!le' lines. ana 'front.' Oh ger
A CERTAlN Loi OF GROUND, IN the Eame
square and district az above, lgtated as lot NO
2 measuring - t-t lnch"s 'front.' on Joseph street,
by s. tee; "a inches deVth. between PaTa4Iss
4 CFETArN lot OF GROUND adjoining the
above in he sane sQuars and district abov" men
toned de- gat.G as lot No. , measuring y l.tt
inches front OF Joserh street. BY % tett IL inches
IN depth. ht+wr., parallel lines. ~
!. 1 CERTAIN Lot or GROUND, together With
all the building. and Improvements thereon, adj
triC. dee grated lot No. = measuring "a feet
incl. linz. IRON; on Joseph street, oy I|' Ieet IL
uchte in depth. between parallel lines.
) 4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND adjoining thS
allow. and in the same squaI" ana dlstrlCt AeslR'
, mated 10y the No. ., measuring ~ ftet front on
Joseph street. oy js feet : mchea in depth, e"-
.. A t;EKTsIS LOT or GROUND, adjoining tho
above ana in III. same square and district, dsslg'
| ratrd a. lot ~. J. measuring 80 feet front on
! Joseph .-rer' ny 80 trrt inches in depth. be-
tween parall"! Ines.
| tFRYAI< LOT Cr GROUND adjoining che
. above and i'll tho same square and district, de6lB'
mated ~ lot 40. g. measuring 80 feet front on Jo'
seph street, h. Ij9 feet inches in depth. betTesn
! parable. hues
Z. 4 CERTAIN Lot or GR0UND, together with
the buildings thereon, III same square ana district
a.. All the lOts abOse described, designated by tEo
| No. urng % fee. front On jersey street. by
/ 6. feet inches j.. depth between parable! Lines.
! The whole so be .od according to plaE Of Arthur
de ATTn&s. ana ClNl engineer, dated J8c'
! mar, 49, 49,. and 10 be prloT to e9le 1t FL
! change.
Terms---' ash or tNe spot.
! Act OF sail, before thrlstOVal HOrel notary pub
/ lie together with Interua! TtvenUc stamps. sic.
! al the .Hpersr If the purchaser
| fe2 Il % NH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
AUCTION SALES.
Ey c. E. Girardey & Co.

FIRST GREAT SALR OF THE SEASON.
on TEN YEARS CREDIT.
FOR ACCOUNT OF Assent OWNERS.
Comprising one. two and three-story houses. in
frame and in brick.
VALUABLE GATTURE SQUARE near the Grain
Elevator, elgibiy situated for commercial and
industrial purposes requiring d water front.
THE OLD SITE OF THE LATE STOCK LANDING.
.ompr slpe two entire squares on Water.
Tchouptouas and Chippewa sire et-. ami
fronting louisiana avenue.
THAT SGLinLY BUILT RANGE OF NSE-SToRN
BRICK DWELLINGS on Louisiana avenue. Ia"
tween Chippewa and Jersey streets.
SEVENTY EIGHT CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. COM
piIsiEg The :uuI rLtire squares bounded Ny
Maya ne Constance. Laurel. AntoHInt. Ame 40
AMI E6uchcr Streets with all the improve.
ruerts there or and immediately opposite on"
ii .te p1e:ti.st lmRGo' ed suburbs ot the Cf'.
and the handsome II sidences OF Messrs. W!nn
Teyton. Postal. see Brothers. Goodwin ard
others, AID
-FOUR SQUARES rF GROUND a'on. Deiactaisr
fogchtr. i.I.Is. -. Denis and -. Patrick
streets AID .tl"r very dts.:ah. hudnG sites
The entire vitL': reserve FERNS OF orettth u
cash and he :.ua. njer "a; ten years credit for
notes oily he":.n. IN per cent per aIll"n IL
terest.
The above Z. sc:ii.d I;opeIv a.! sold free from
Taxation. e."eIt for the current year. pavahl.
only IN 1874. and undtr Of the hes: ,it!es n
tie State.