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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

DY e.. Z. GiRARDEE g. CO.. AUe
ID tDneegs-NIChO.ds J. Hory, s-'ti"Ieer-Ot
~. . hA@hanse ,. . a. A.! No. May
AUctIcu.ers' Exchange, or ROYAL, between Can
and IustomhDuse streets, will De- sold al puoL
auction, by and il virtue Of a Judgment from a.
Hon A. !. T5sot. Judge. OF the second Disti.-
'our: Tor :hr .aG.7h of OE.eaAs, - deIed in y
aboy. entitled! Inatte: On MarcH !: 1873 the Il
.uN!,l' described property 20 W.T.
.EE TWoS!ORY FRANZ HOUSE No 2
Dlvadrs street, ia Che First District IL the 81 "a
bounded by Dr"adrs Deord Rampant and Jul
streets the 10: : known by tie 40. .. and mea
ur-s - feet inches front on !h.lIPpi or Dryad
street. by depth 0: 50 tee' artwe. parable. linf
;. THE DOUBLE TWO.STDhE FRAME HOUS
Nos. = and 50 81. Mary f.: Locust. street. in b
First District OF thi. city, auu IA 'he sqUa
bounded by -. MAJ, lor ;.o...,,l =. Marc Tor ma
nOlla). Common and Grave: streets. There
two lots esgna:ed BY IN" Nos. and 3, measu
IN. each Is feet front on ~. Mary tnuw Locus
street. by depth OF IL Zee .a.a". lines
tween parallel lines and sad lots r.'.. oa al ,.,it
in the rear. - feet wide.
TeGm--Oue-tt.ri cash, balance - one ana ~
v.ai- Tor notes -.ht!ivld"i - 81: :U' tnttrts:
tn, parties, AMI secured bv Nor AM vendor
Hen she property, beating -: -: cen: y
anl.um interest rom tine .av .! sale I.IIt iasl. pa
HI.Ut, III. act ~ mortgage 10 contain 'u- .su
ny. pc. cent ATTORNEYS tees caus-, The lHlprof
m-nTs % BE- KEEP insured and III. ro..c. tGa9
'e!I.l :" fhr holder, ct the notes Unt.. nual pa
ni"nt, an. 'hr purchaser % a5-Um. a. the FAX
IL. " and VI. 20 III. day OF sale. ov.; the p:
Acts oi .aI. before OC.av. More! - H. sTc.n6
Of 'he purchasers. m2.arl. !. u my!
IMPROVED PROPERTY ~ TIL. THIa. D.sVR!G
S;CCEsS.oys o. John KERN AMI ETA ~
GAREg KERN. HIS WEE.
Second oistgic: CoU,: for the ?a:s:. 0: C.ieaas
No 3s'5J
pYC e. z. G1RARDEY &; TO. ArCTip
~ ee!s-N.AOla. HOeV. iLc'!r1eer --DtiiC.
/. Exchange DlaC..-->AIt RDAi. Au:.i H. I5I
a. Twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchant. and AUctiO
GERS Exchange on Royal street: between Canaan
CustOmhOU5t. streets, IN this city %; New orl-an
y. virtue o; an order .! IN. io.OrIn. III. Se.OU
District Court for the parish of orleans date
eighth 0: March. .3.! WI! De sod ," pr.5G al
ton
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND with AZ N. tliP
ings and Improvements THERON. IN th.. Third Dl
t.!Ct of this city, n square bounded ~ -. FerC
pani, POT', Morales aud ErquHart strret- drsi
mated a, iOr No. ~, an! measuring q .ee. . .n.h
front On st Ferdinand street by y! feet .uc GeF
lines n depth.
Term. o: Sale. Casl, and purchaser 20 a.sus
payment. over and above his Gid. y! a.. t.xes.
1872 and UP 20 the das OF sale
Act of sale before Octave M9r... aoc4:- p.S..
at the expense Of the purchaser.
mhi. % 20 aps II
VALUABLE FIRST DISYR!IY PaD9aa..
On
FELICITY ROAD BETWEEN ".G.Z::. ::
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SUCCESSION OF JEROME ICHANTE AND jEANS
Abraham. his wife Mrs Marie Des..ee ''i91'"
e:a IS. Marie IClaute. u niloI.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
ORLEANS
ELISE G;ESEKE WIFE OF ROBERT H. SCHMIDT
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,, ,,,i1ighrd every Saturday morning, ana contains
- $3.50" I'd, t.legranl miscellaneous reading tdl'
toria,s local matters OF general pupi!c tit9.,
commerce al and monetary reports an" cFt-S M! <
- =. 1TDcaTg in the DAILY except sucl !trlls as dIe
oFjittIr or no pubic moment. The WEEKLY RE
STBTICAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
AZ well for instruction and amusement as mo! IL d
ron on the current topics OF the day.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATE. DISTRICT COURT.
In Bankruptcy.

Is THE MATTER OF GEORGE y. MORRISON.
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

In Rankruptcy-Ho. 1889.

~ TIE MATTER OF GEORGE L. LAWRA.o.
Bankrupt.
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SUCCESSION OF LOUIS CHAuvly. oECEAsa!


Secoud District Court for t?e Parish OF Orleans
No. .i.i-.
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THE RIVERS.
Tho Madison JouWa! very pertinent.

The river here 10 i've feet
below high water mark of 1871.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey s. Co.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERT
IN FIFTH DISTRICT. LATE AL"laRSo
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN ALGIER>.
PARTITION SALE.

Succession OF JEROME ICHANTE AND JEANNE
ABRAHAM. HIS WEE.
Mrs Marie Des..e Capdat; et az. Marie icaante.
MiAp..
Second o.s;.!c: Cuu:: :ly t.ie Parish o: cs.taas-
40 b. -.
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JUDGMENT N PARTITION.

Second Dist.!c: Ceur. fo- the PARISH o: O.i"s
no IS -.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE 1NTERDICT!oN OF
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Is BANE2uPTcY-No. !2.;.

unite. S:a.es D.s.,,c: Cour: FOX :he District o.
Louisiana.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FOURTH DISTRICT PROF..
err CONFUSING me .i"1:be :v".-tOry frame
:.o.--. c1saer .: Tch.Ip.toUlA, aai Fist
streets
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United STATE. DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT Of LOUISIANA.
In BankruptCy-N0. 1897.

- THE MATTER OF JOSEPH MIL.EE u
Bankrupt.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By c. E. Girardey & Co.

EXTENSIVE ASSIGNEE'S SALE
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IN THE MATTER OF H. y. SiEBRECHT. BANh'
Iupt.
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BY C. E. Girardey & Co.
VALUABLE SIXTH DISTRICT PROPERTY AT
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
No CAS-: AID \ CREDIT OF ONE. TWO AM
THREE YEARS.
SECOND AND LAST OFFERING.
BY C. T. GlRARDEY & CO.. ACTION.

SUCCESSION OF ALBERT R. WHITNEY.
Parish ?:',at.. Cou., Parish OF Ietfersou-N0. rs.
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DYC. Z. E1RARnEY s. a.. Arcril

Second Distgic: Cou,: 70: .he ?a.s:. o: C.eaas
No 81 a..
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TW" Double 0EE-s~oEy AND ATTIC HOUSES
"a ,cAour.tou., and Wafer. between jackson
a.4- ;us. .u.ae streets.
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sURRENoEREc " BANKRUPTCY AND SOLD b
ORDER OF Z. Z. NORTON. Esq. ASSIGNEE.
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Two DOUBLE OyE.<Tn7Y Houses on FIRST.
b.:"rrl I , .loup,tou.s AMI Ro'.ssea's streets.
AND NEAT DOUBLE rNE,>ToRY AED ATTIC
hose On Tchorp;:p'.!as. Irt"eeI Ils: and
S..1I2 at:eets.
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SPLENDID SOLID ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANY. VAL
Sv-ASD CARVED OAK FURNITURE.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ~ TIL. THIRD D!sVR!.

SUCCESSORS OF John KERN AMI Egga ~
GAREg KERN. HIS WEE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
Letter tom ooorela.

foasxTMR, Ca, ApEil "a, 1873.
ED. DEL. GAzRTTE-Daar SIR
We are Just out oS the sayarsat winter I've ever
felt in my faAidsnes of IS ysAEa IN Georgia We
are nov having dahghktul weather, though the
spring g very hts. FaFaaera are very hasY get
crop will Be put Id. and much 1artiliaaRs uaed II
the season should Be iavokAhls very large crop
win b made in this State. Our people have gone
manfnliy % work TO regain ahsir togmeE pecuni-
airy Independents. 4 81
Politicallys We have ne nawa, having gstkan the
entire eontFel of the State C1OVernmanE We can
afford % laugh ak Grant and his lkadinal thieVaa
As long a. we ebay and abide hy the laws of him
and hla goveEnmsnt we may hope for paaes
and quist, that il all We ask oF axpact ef
Wlahing yourself paper and State great pros.
perity, an very truly youra, q. wa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
FlFo IN the lioods a. virglnla.

GoRDoNsynER ENoEncLED NJ xHn ELAlEss.
GoRDoNsyn1h. Va, April "A terrible con
hagration "a raging on all sides. Of the village.
The entire population ara panie-airicken. Some
families are leaving their homes 70 avoid de-
etruetion. The ire commenced south OF the
village, on the farm OF NJ. Michel. In the arean
Spring nelghh0FhoOds an0 Swept agEUas the rail
road &c Meltons, station on tla q. and o. II. r.
three miles south of tAlB Place, destroying the
station, dwelling g-honses, and everything II its
path. The Fsilrnad track i rendered lmpaaaible
and trains VIII be detained pTohably for houFa
The Ere has swept nearly eli ne lencimg. &cs
timber, houses, &c. TIE loss b heavy 20 tht
farmers. The Gre has axaandaa to he mountains
and along the line of the O. and n. a. r. and G
and o. II. n Companies Ihe latter viii los
heavily In wcea and balldlngA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
oLAYToM HOUSE:

ARzrsAIs UP TO NooN Eo-DAY
Charles Crissey, PhiIa., Pa.
Francls Barry, city.
]. ~ Lyan, West Chester, Pa.
]. 81. Johns. wife and son, Phila., Pa.
G. w. Kline, GFeensburg, N. Y.
a. L Foster. New York city, N. T.
Prof. Schoenher, city.
Peter QarrOw, Baltimore, Md.
HsG. Bower, Chester. Pa
a. J. Merrill, NeWt0wn, Nd
yo WA y y; TIsHUg TDISHngaP. Washington, D; Q.
Geo. u. smith, SmlthviIle, Ga. -
]. 8. Hawley, PottsviIIe, Pa.
W4t Skies end wife (Oilve Iogan) n. r.
Chas. MaxOn, New Jersey.
Wm. B. Peterson, Phlla., Pa. T4s7
q. b. Reynolds, New York.
Thos. Smith, PhIla. Pa.
q. r. Long, Florida.
h. ID. Wellington, Indiana.
Jampa R. W@GDtf, Camden, N. j. So
Lewis Mulhan4 -" So
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
A war 9rona shs sea.


The ONLY CHILD SAVED FROM THE ATLAN-
TIC. THE STORY OF LETTLR JOHNNY HAN
LEY.
Frequent mention has been made In the
thrilling accounts Of the Atlantic disaster,
with which the papers have been flied, Of
little Johnny Hanley'' the only child saved.
he Is represented as bright boy, Of diminu-
tlFe size, but there Is some disagreement
about his age. The Herald reporter puts him
down In the netghborhood Of nine years, while
the 1fsotine man states he Is thirteen. He lost
all his relatives who were on board, including
IaSnerD mother, sisters and brothers, and but
Tor the fact that he has two surviving sisters
married and living In New Jersey, he wO uld
pc all alone In this wide world. His story, a.
told, excited sympathy everywhere, and from
Halifax to New York, Johnny was the lion
Of the hour
Numerous offers were made by wealthy peo
pie to adopt him, but we think he belongs Of
Ilgne 70 Neptune, and It would be q good ides
Tor the nation to adopt the infant hero and
Oflng him up at Annapolis. The little fellow
along the routes Of his travals-althOugl
treated to naval uniform at Halifax, VIII
bright brass buttons, ana kissed, and caresses
and eandied by the ladies Of BOstOn-seeme et
20 be perfectly uncOncorned and accepted th
honors shOwered upon him with true childisl
lndimerence. He was net spoiled by thes
extraordinary attentions like some children 0
larger growth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

BLIND MAN SwINDLKD.-On Thursday ey-
ening last, blind man, from Augusta, Ga, on
his way to New York, was put ffthe cars at this
city. II appears that at some station on the
road he had changed $40 bill, and rscsived $40
in good money and a counterfeit $40 bill. The
genuine currency was only sufficient to carry him
% this city where he waslen. Tia csss was
made known TO Chief Kershaw, who toek HMM
charge succeeded in raising about So, besides
securing for him accommodations fer the RiRht,
He len next morning for New York, where be
has some relatives, with many expressions d
gratitude for the kindness received from ouu
citizens in general and the Chief Of Police in
particular. We have often heard Of mean actions
bat none more contemplate than swindling
blind manchester News.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
ImPORtaas TRANSPORTATION Movement-Ar
rival aE Emg1Hsh Farmers.

NEW YORK, April "a large number Of Eng
llsh hrmeTs and skilled mechanics arrived from
Liverpool yesterday by the steamer City Of BFis-
tol. They constitute the first installment of the
YeoVl colony Of Eve hundred families ffom Dor
Betshlre, England, who have located on the lands
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, in
Western Minnesota, where several townships
have been reserved for their occupancy. The
present arrival consists almost wholly of men
time their houses viii be prepared. They are
mainly persons Of considerable means and cul-
ture, and emlgrate as an organized community,
being accompanied by their pastor, the Rev
George Rodgen. They will engage In raising
grain and cattle on large scale, and will esta6-
llsh manufactures Of various kinds at New
YsOvil, the central town of their colony.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
The LlbrarY ID conereaa.
- rRHsENT CONDITION.

AAAAA9AFsA @0st0AA4N14s
MIR. A. f. SpoHord, Librarian Of The Congroa-
slonal Library at Washington, in his report to
Congress Of the progress q the Library during the
year ending December l, ls72, says that the an
nual enumeration Of books ct that date exhibits
an aggregate Of 246,345 volumes ana 1900 pana-
phlets. Some idea may BE- tormad Of the rapidiky
with which this great collection OF books is grove
ing from consideration Of the fact that the Lii
bEaEy Of Congress has tWics doubled within twelve
years. In 1860 it contained $4,000 volumes; in
1866, 100000 and I'M 1872 thaTe were 246,000.
During the year 94gg books and 64I3 pamphlets
were added % its shelves Of which the foliowina
were received BY the operations Of the CopyWright
law passed BY Congress In 1870, which TsQuiFes
that all copyrights shall be secured fEom the otaos
OF the Lihrarian Of Congress. Books, 3l76; PAM
pallets, 272a; dramatic compositions. Is; photo
graphs, 25G engrAvingsp chEomos. and prihts,
2d56; and maps and charts, 40. The aggregate
sum paid into the treasury during the year on ae.
coant OF copyright tees was Sl2,283.7l. The en-
tElsa exceed those A thepravious year by 1916 and
the xoceipfs from DpgEiaht feas were iricreased
to the amount Of s2096.ba over thOaa Of the pre-
ceding year. Among the suggestions made by
the Librarian iaona that Congress direct all ap.
plleants for copyrights on printed labels with ol
without pictorial embelliakmsnt, designed for uss
on cigar boxeas patent medicines, and othsr axti.
cles of manufacture, 10 20 TO the Patent One.
Tor protection for their trade-mnxn or dasiana 1o
labels. Heretofore the dealer in trivial articles
OF comnlerciat use aa, 1oR Instance, the aJumpinl
juniper Tobacco" have applisd for copyrights I'm
der the law tha1 protects "authomS ahd tsinvsn
teEs." The Librarian takes the ground that sucl
dealers ara neither one nor the ethar, and henc
should net cDms TO- The ,IahEaEy foR copynghts
The suggestion made for new khraEy building j
q very timely one and should result in the arsc
tion Of an ediiee in keeping with the failure need
of the Institution.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
Arrangements for the Vienna expo
m4~6AA

LoNDoN, April S.-Exhibitors at Vienna will be
divited into groups according to the character Of
their contributions. Each group will have q pres
ident and two yica-presidents
Mr., sonborn advises Minister Jay that the pres
idenctas Of the groups OF education aud OF trade
and commerce, and the vice-presidencies Of the
groups Of civil engineering and public works and
architecture and farm house, have been assixned
10 the United States.
ln the department Of art g fine display is prom
issd. England sends paintings valued in the ag-
gregaae at two millions. France will coutributa
nve hundred paintings, and Italy three hundred
statues. l
Carpenters are ct work on the American bull
ding. Many buildings devoted to other national.
itiss are already completed. Elaborate sho wcases
have arrived from all parts Of Europe. In thlr
respect Americans also fall behind.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
TvWo STORES
At PUBLIC sAIH.

WlnHka nola a Euhlia SalaA a. tha ARaslqn
Roam az Qrle n Miller. UaKaeF ot Fourth and AAAB
slrsets. IN ATgasa AZ. AsFA aA 2 esesaek 3
n, - fheFe two thzee-ste38 hsteA eeaEa4s
Ns Il b - II la anTnsF ssaoaA ard Alar~
kaA aasaaaas new eenHNA44 81 ~ " @4asr
lsn a ggoosrs ulalss apd ME. Gee. >. hasany e
"a. y Is sIinsse y tls eeraeR af seesn and Ship-
les sReea saa eesaRlsa ~ Dr.. g. 4. hzakple A. :
Iksss ass assi-ssee Aus'neA ssAaaa ana elll d
soIa % tegna 70 hs mads aggn 81 ~ es NE ~
Oais iEazs. Actin Heal 6Issas ASST.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

UNRULY BoYs.--It Is said that school district,
mischievous q sst Of boys as can be found In the
State. II is stated that they not only set the
mistress a. defiance last session. but abused the
school house very badly, breaking tha roof,
knocking OF the drops, cracking The bell, Ae.
Az acansaqnsncs we suppose Il vas adaiarmined
atthe school meeting "a Saturday 70 employ .
mails teachar and only ksen the school onen
seven monahs IN the year. Some ofthe rasldenis
Of tha District who have nall ohlldrsn, who
cannok well atsehd school ID the winter. strongly
Oiesk ts this arrangement - they feel that il 4
uljus % compel them to pay the tax unless tbs
schQol ~ open II the season Of the year that they
can gss hsna6t from IL The bad boys should b
taaghl haller mannera
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

A man died in Washington, the other day, of
what the doctors called spontaneous hydropho.
bia." He was attacked dog about four months
ago, but saceeded in driving him away without
being bitten. Notwithstanding this. he had eyery
eymPton Of hydrophobia, and died in the most
frightful conyulaiOns. This seems to verify the
assertion, made By many writer's, that hydropho.
bla may be occassionly developed spontaneously
in man, as it is in the dog and VOLT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
Tha mma.

AZ daleioNn, Canl1.s yesterday aflsRnaons .
BeaslR eenRleled AEses building, kneWn e tAe
eiteea mtA A. hat aeshunia fhe haaiea sdE
ElinuK Haws 3nmaa lynn. Joha ely
0wan 8alllQ zn Jailns Raelpd hhd desl SAAnFards
tha latter hEoter e The halldaRs haa haen takaR
ont
Ia kaa maaa Hlsagas a New York has not get
aiacaad the MamhAAlan Companyh WoEka 1ha
Italians employed W tha New xexk Company
laltsr ~ stake hAva -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
The Days Of MOrnsnlsm Numbered.
NEw YoRK, April 9.

NEW YoRK. April 9.
A special to the Tribune, from Sall Lake, says;
Brigham Young formally resigned the position
Of Trustee Of the Mormon Church before an
immense audience in the Tabernacle yesterday,
stating that he proposed to 60 to Arizona, ,bsyoHd
the reach OF mails and telegraphs. He has re-
Gently resigned the Offices Of President Of tks
Desert National Bank, Zion Cooperative Mer-
camille Iustitation,and the Utah and OeBtFal and
Southern Railroads. In retiring thus from all
business, surrendeEing the vast possessions Of the
church and leaving the territory, he practically
abdicates the home he has SO longoccupied, ,admilu
his power is ended. He has made will divid-
ing his immense property equally among his
sixteen wives and sixty children, and carefully
stipulataing the method Of the division. II |,
believed all the old MormOna will follow thC
changed fortunes Of their self-depOsed leader
and that so far as Utah is concerned, the Nor
mon problem may becOnaidered solved.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

PLAKxrxa TRERa AT THE PARK The
scholars ef the German school Of this city
elnhb9d Together and purchased two trees
which they planted Ia The seheutzen Park On
TUESDAY. The one. planted by the boys Is q
maple and mas Camed Nicholas Jenny, after
tna President oe the Park, and the girls plant.
Cd y tulip tFee which they named Anna
Angasta after the two smallest girls In tue
aeA00l. The children when asked their object
0ganiinQ The tEaaa aald Il was sse0 that they
ht poi1a them out 70 their children and aay
til they helped plant them. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
D0sTTTVR SALE OF q y
so BUILDING LOTS,

Situated on StA. ssh. Madison and Monroe Streets;
Ths undersighsd win sell at Public Aacsian. on
the premises. e
thursday. April ne lszs, as 3 I-s =. He,
We call the attention Of those wishinR 10 invest
and Of speculatoEa 70 these Lots. The Increase IN
vaiaeoT Heal Estate IN this loeely In the past lev
years has been remarkable. indieaA ena ere vet het-
ter or the future. Purchasers are quite likely 10
proht now a. heretofore. large improvements have
extended further out. and an increasing demand
for houses in this part Of the city, A great demand
for small houses IN this Immediate neishhqFhood
has positively proved itself % us by hundreds hay
sale hetWesa Sth and eth streets, on MhdiE1ns
Also sNo Large 1aota marked a aud &, well suited
Tor man nufAetnFinR purpases.
TEXAS OF SALE.-Twanty per eank cash, and
thshalanea notes with approved endoFsaTs equal
~ divided ak and Haatha. haaFinR interest iron
the 80 g aals settlement il ~ esaes y - maaa
preyi4as 20 TIE followin8 1hnEays April alth. 1874
At Il -. aqd parties re nay tAe ghala In cash en
or hatoRa that time viii be antitaa 10 clear dis
count e Per cent 1maealata paasasaioa On sst-
''-.'.-s = - - N. II. CHILD 4 CO.
L.w. sfKDMAM 3 SON, Aaes'Es. ap7-dts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

4he special committee of the United States
neaates at New York, yesterday, heard the
cqasNuAson o. err a0naa In tbs postal car
quN0n Presided Hlnekley, 04 The Rhila-
Sa4e elleNenla on their side OF the question.
AlE. basla viii speak On the slde 0k the Post
oiAee Department today.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
RabIif SaIfs.
so BUILDING LOTS
AT PUBLIC sAL.H.

win be sold at Public Sale. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL 18th. 1873. at o'clock. p. m,
Thoge 50 Building Lots. fronting on Rodman, Haw-
ley. Webes. Third and Fourth streets, as extended
tfom the city. and are short distance from the city
line. The sltRstion IL high and healthy. They are
short distance towards Front street fF0m the
easy terms only 20 per esnk, eash. and 8 and i2
months for the balance. II you buy q lot for $40
you viii only have 81 10 pay in cash and . ana n
make yourself freeholdeE. - ~
OdLE & MILLER. Auet'Es. ~ Spi0-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

RETURNS from all but seven counties of Ohio
show that 81 Republicans, 40 Democrats, and q
Liberals have been elected delegates to the Con.
stitutional Convention of that State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

The New York Legislature, passed bill pro
viding for no appointment of Police justices fol
New YORK city.