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If you want "a hot punch CALI OH
master Asbury Wannamaker at the
Billiard Saloon.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22

THE reading columns Of the Sumter
Ratehman appear In now type this
week.
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The last illustration of the Dar win
ian doctrine is Virginia City wood.
chuck, that plays poker aud drinks
whisky. '" ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22

A Kansas paper remarks Tho
profit is not large in killing ten cent
buffalo calves with five cen cart ridges .
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OILS, vARNIsH, NON-EXPLosIvE
LAMPS, GARDEN SEEDS, 60, &C.,
PRESCRIPTIONS prepared with ACCURl
ACY and FIDELITY, fol which purpose a
full and complete assortment of PURE
CHEMICALS and GENUINE DRUGS will be
constantly on hand.
Long experience--A successful business
career Of mere than eight years in Orange
burg. good knowledge ef the DRUG
MARKET at home and abroad, will afford a
sufficient guarantee that all goods sold or
dispensed at my establishment win DO
GENUINE and RELIABLE.
Approaching the success which in the
past has attended my efforts, have de-
tsrmired to spare no pains 10 inertia con-
finance of the patronage SO liberally bestow-
cd.
E.J. oLEVERos NJ. D.
No. 100 Russell Street orangebprg,
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LO Q A L.

The BarnWell Races come off next
SsEk1 Omngeburg viii probably be
Well represented.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COMSU nj PTI() N

which can be cured by q
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acllnowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to Effect a speedy
cure Ill the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness i'll the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and clcanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED ny
BETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mess,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
oct 18 1y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

4 cheeky individual announcing himself
as Colonel William Hurlbert, = member of
President Grants military staff, and dressed
in the full uniform of United States army
officer. has been swindling come of The
smaller ootentates OF Germany in Father a
novel manner lately. Armed with the most
unexceptionable credentials. he appeared
in several of the smaller capital cities.
where he had little difficulty in obtaining
access 60 the petty courts. With hitn this
selt-style9 colonel had q curious subscr1p-
ton LIST, which. oefors taking leave OF his
new made eminent acquaintances. ne sub
u,itted TO them. This subscription list was
for gigantic monument at Washington an
honor of the soldiers killed in the late civil
war Colonel Hurlbert stated that only rulers
OF States and military and civil officers
of the highest rank were to ttake part IN
this grand enterprise. and IN opening mis-
I,st be proudly pointed 70 the games vi
President Grant. Queen Victoria. the Em
,,erer V,lliam. Marshal MacMahon. Bis
,narck an: othe: il,ustIious perssnages who
had each subscribed literally. For some
time the .o!onel's little game worked beau
tifuliv> and ne succeeded N obtaining cen
siderable Gums OF money: but at last he
came to pesssu, il the Duchy Of .Annalt.
where the reigning DIXIE and his people
proved to be a little sharper than previous
victims. Their suspicious being aroused,
after brief and satisfactory correspond.
ence with Mr.. Bancroft in Berlin. they had
Hurlbert arrested on q charge of SWINGING,
and he will now have to suffer for his smart
but way ward career. His real name seems
to be Edward Beatty. and, though an lrlsh-
man BY birth. he has long lived in the
Western States.
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COURT REOORD.
TUESDAY,. OCTOBER q, IS73.-. :

TUEsDAY. OCTOBER q, JE3.~~ ' : =
Superior Dissrscs Ceuss. -,
Court was held during tho day fae the
trial Of rules, etc. V
First District Court.
James Clayton, on the charge Of knew.
ing!y receiving stolen goods, pleaded not
gully. ~ - .,l.k. : =. 80. ss'71
EOLLE PROSEQUL
The district attorney caused the discharge
of Thomas Sullivan, accused Of assault and
battery, by entering a nolle prosegui
INFORMATIoNs FILED
Assault and battery-Arthur Comange, z.
Bouli2ny, Annie Mclaughlin.
Larceny-IIugh Grammed, William Alex
ander, Henry Sheppard. Nelly O'Neil, VII
liam Davis.
State We. Charles and Mary Burgess-1n-
dictment for: First, rape; second, assault
with intent to commit rape; third, crime
against nature:
We, the jury, find the accused not guilty
on the first count, not guilty on the second
count, guilty on the thir ri count.
.. L. BROWN, Foreman.
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POUND NOTICES.


SEYssrHsSP up PoLIcH,t
SeH Orleans. october -, 1913 !
WAS sH.rGHT TO TIE THIRD nIsTRICT
w POUND. conner - I.9ua... si.d spain
streets
One bay PC;2, with w:.s. nose, sbou. :L.-.sea
hands hle-.
Which, II no: claimed ~l.ti.. Eve Sav.e the
esI-I VI. r.ou PAD. ~ u- sold ~ Iur a. su-.
ZION At ssid pound. on WEDNESDAY, cctoors -,
1873, al we've y c.c.a y.
ROBERT BREWSTER.
NO. 10 = - Adv,jr.ist fsts-.
bKPssTn gST OP Police,
S.p Orleans. october y. 1873. !
W.. Hs0CGET 10 THE SECOND GfS.RiCT
w PoGA: s1rAes y! 81. fa.Ay all Tora
Streets
One Dark some, HORSE ab.I: fourteen HANDS
high, 'hl.e i-2s h5tc. and lam. n right FORE leg
When. ii u"r siauied within i've days AM. tie
expenses thereon paid, viii he sold at publ. auc-
ton at said pound. or MONDAY, Sog.MbeS .,
1873 aI twelve q clIeE ~.
.OSjI' BREWSTER,
Ne. g. Gce: :" adm gisttaross
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3VV6I . Q o. 9 . 10 .TOOCV
Petitions and GammunicatiQna.

Sc&ItlOu6 ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The aforementioned petitions and COM
municatons, presented by the Mayor, were
read and referred as stated:
The estimate of the board of school direc-
tors for the year 1874. and petition from
the Society for the Relief of Destitute Or
phan Boys, for payment of value of prop
erty appropriated for and damages suffered
by excavation of the Carrollton avenue
canal. 70 the committee of the whole.
Remembrance against permission to
Henry Michigan, to use a steam engine at
No. 32l Rampant street; petitions from
Julian Hardouive, 20 be allowed to use a
steam engine at the corner of Rousselin
alley and Lapeyrouse street, and from ]. l..
Weymer, for permission to remove his soap
factory 10 Fourth street, between Locust
and Freret streets. 70 the Administrator
of Commerce.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
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AMUbEMENTA

The Australian drama of Hazard" was
repeated at this theatre last evening. Miss
Clifton appeared to better advantage than
on Monday night, and is not a bad actress.
Additional attractions are announced for
tonight, when Hazard" will be played.
followed by the lively farce Of "Sarah's
Young Man." in which the favorites. Miss
Alice Harrison and Mrs. 4. II. DavenpoIt
will appear. On Friday evening will occur
Miss Har1ison's first benefit in New Or
leans, and q full house should greet the
little actress who has done SO much for the
amusement Of our people. Seats can aow
be secured at the box office.
Varieties Theatre
Duprez and Benedict's minstrels played
TO good house last eight, and the line
singing and comic acts given by the differ
ent members OF che troupe, received de-
served applause. A special matinee will be
given by the minstrels to-day for the enter
tainment and pleasure of ladies and the lit
tie folks. The performance will be Of tho
best kind. The company vemaips but four
nights longer.
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TO LEyEE CONTRACTORS.

El"SENStSs, ADDRESSED To THE PRESIDENT
h % th- LOUISIANA Leyes Com pany, viii he b.
ceived at the office % the COMPANY, No % sar0u.
d'let street. until November :. at j. = 20 ehs
BIZ! dug Of the following levess. via:
,ltDs, Carroll parish
Bass, Caro-! parish.
Point Ls,Csuus, Carol 3s'ish.
s.lnt sleassut No. Tens.is 80 80
!sshsroot. veSsss varisne
Green, acnc.rdis parish.
s.asscoek. Concord psri.'.
Australia, West Bat III Rouge pssst
Point Pieasan. No 2. Ibervil!e EsA.!sAo
.ar'owvllle Ascension parlsse
suight, La ioui che par!shs
I'aigrf. Iafourche parisho
harlI1 LafourChe paiisie
.'.rYts ST. Bernard pa isio
s.iiai.!rs, Ylaqurrnines pa .sS.
GGBb EtyOH. Caddo parish.
fia,s and sXes Ii. al. ons of the S.ers $50
So 'rIs Office.
III. ,-ivll,. 20 .ir.i.c!ing .ay ans az bids re-
ac2. los THOMAS I. biz, Secretary.
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The a,,,stombouse BufIdins.

"Gath,' in one of his chatty letters from
Washington to the Chicago Tribune, makes
the following mention Of the New Orleans
Customhouse:
The New Orleans Custenhouse may be
taken as O subject Of comparison with Mr..
Mulet's late work.
This morally and physically ugly Custom
house wes hAgcu n 1919. "r II" site Of the
.ii PoyaI warehouses; and ID. Cdptain-GaG
>-'.s, ;,cwder magazine; the gronnd wa,
.,,e..a t..I 90 the ..-nsnrht by the city.
~ : Ne~)G designed the building. and
Duke" w. NJ. Gwin wes one of the com
missioners responsible sori'-the sso others
being Creoles. Robert J. Walker, who sub
seouently assisted the Russian governments
to stick 10 with A lasks, was tho Secretary
of the Treasury who accepted the swee,
boon. The design was shat Of . Spanish
barrack, aggravated by little architecture.
and. in that rot climate. suggesting
with its half stories and lean lower
windows the want of air and light. The
estimates were $S50,0O0, and With the
building yet requiring si.oo,ooo to
complete il, tho cost has been, shus far.
So, go, OOO Timber grillage, instead of piles,
was used for the foundation, and thus the
dome provided for in the design can never
go up. Tie granite edifice settled upward
Of twenty-five inches by 1851, and settles
annually nearly two inches, unequally. of
course. When Josiah Rogers was architect
of the treasury, he proposed to take j,
down and rebuild it. In 1860, Beauregard,
the engineer, left it without root. and the
desolate place was not covered TIL 1863. Ia
1870 the melancholy work was resumed.
Mullet working up some improvement in
the plans. and, with his customary vigor,
piine III, the work. 1t is now officially an
derstooi that $5,0O00O0 will be consumed
in this vast fortress. which covers two acres,
is seventy seven feet high. and has four
sides OF unequal length, ranging from 25f
to 344 feet. IL has required 100000 bricks
to back the new rornice OF iron. and $4,000
to put up heating apparatus. Thus, less
than ono third the size Of the Capitol, this
Dustomhouse will cost One-third as much
money. IL shows how they di. "o' 60 it
in former administrations.
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REDEMPTION OF CITY BONDS.

OKPARfNEsr ~ pINAssK}
Sew Orleans, October II. 1878 :
Nror1C, = EERBBY GIVEN THAT UNDER AND
~ pursuance of the acts Of the re OF III.
state !atv- The redemption of the per cent
bOuds of 1871. the commissioners Of the said d. Mt
will receive rroposas until WED 1kSUAY, lne
twelfi, Ut November prOximo, at twelve o'clock
for the sa.5 30 She city of thirty thousoiI dollars
fsn ;.-Y cent bends, issue of 1874. 10 be re-
deemed iron. the surplus OF the ta5s req erred
by Law.
The bid. vii De .n.iorsed Proposals 900 sal. Of
Ter pei cent bonds, AMI add esset. Is. the ufAer.
signed.
The eoruIEissi.Gsrs Shal have tie sgle 81 zee
jectins all n.ds.
By order of the Beard OF Commissior ey. 81 ehs
consolidated debt. LOUIS SCHNEIDER.
SciZ I'd Administrator OF Fiu4rSo
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UONSTABLESi SALE6,

~
Miles Frr,cs VS.. Mr.. Deeriug-Firsr Jus.
tee cOIst .oT the Pa ish Gf Orleans NO. $780,
DY S,KT.rIP WRIT OF FIraI PaCIAS TO
ID ,ne directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston frs,
jus tire OF TIN. ea"e III and for the PAL OF orleans
VA. proceed "a sell at public auct or AT nv
war hcss- SO. i5' Julia street. on SATURDAY,
Eovembrp .. Ia.j, al t. -se o'clock II the ioi-
low = desc1t6td property. "a aI:--
ONE LARGE TENT.
ONE LOT OF SUNDRlES
Seized i'll the above entitled sui-s
Terus-tash Oh the spot
oc2g r4s JOHN HURLEY, Cons table.
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SAI.E w !lAuKEf REsEkEE~.

DEPARTMENT 90 eoaMERChY
Sev Orleans, Sctobet %, 1873. !
\NrILL HN SOLD FOR CASH, AT PUBLIC AUG
w ton, on WEDNESDAY. October 20, 1873, at
twelve O'clock NJ in the City Hall, the revenues
of the public markets for the month - November,
1873.
The less-ss will iAe i~qnired to conform 70 all the
the privilege of collecting: the revenues according
20 ordinance No. 1877, as amended.
Accepted bidders will be required, at Sne time Of
sale, TO make the following de posits en- Gil mar
k-ts bringing over one Thousand dollars, fve
hundred dollars nndeS ore thousand dolla RS, one
hundred and f.ty dollars. which shall be forfeited
to the city in Of failure to complete the con
tract. Bids 10 be made III currency.
B. NJ. TURN3ULL.
Cc23 "a % = - Administrator of Commerce..
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

Attention. CoI0Hcd Men. Sixth Ward.
Ses Orleans, October %, "A meeting of the
eOlosed men % this ward is hereby called for
WEDNESDAY NIGHT the twenty ninth instant, at
seven O'Clock, at Congregation Hall, Oh Claiborne
street, near t.sulines, for .he purposs Of taking
measures for ek ction of tive ieegat .,s 20 rep.
resen: said ward in the CoIorsA Mems Convention,
which il to assemble in She Mechanics In ttuJo
Oh Monday, November Il, 1873. oc28 ~
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Z. BAKER, deputy Clerk.
ellis On Final Passage

Z. BAKER, deputy Clerk.
ellis On Final Passage.
Mr. Calhoun called up tho ordinances Do
scribed as follows, which had been ;ead
twice. Said ordinances, being now on third
reading, were seyerally passed, the yeas
and nays having been called on each:
10 pay Peter Marley Sls72, in wharf i'm.
pro yement bonds, on account of contract.
providing for the payment Of the sev-
erai accounts therein naIned." beginning
New Orleans Times, $la.
providing for The payment q the sev-
efal accounts therein pamed.' beginning
Louis Schneider. 1864.
providing for the payment OF the sev-
eral accounts therein named." beginning
John w. Madden, Slal 25.
s"prosidins for the payment Of the sew
eral accounts therein named.' beginning
Schwartz & kaufman, 1921 81.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Brewster reported that, As petitiohed
for by she special agents of she Postal De-
partmens, be had caused lamps to be put
on Decatur street, in front Of the PostCfiie
Approved.
The Mayor. for the committee Of the
whole. reported adversely upon the petition
of J. G. Ellis for reduction of Che assess
mens on fhe estate Of 6. Watts. Adopted.
Dir. Turnbull reported unfavorabiy Oh the
petition Of Mrs. Eliza Gref for lease Of q
piece of ground belonging to the city.
Adopted.
Me-. Fitzenr.ite. reported in favor Of con.
tracing with C. A. Mltenberser for a fat
boat load Of coal 70 supply tho Water
works at sesenty-seven cents peg barrel.
deliverable in the Waterxorks ;nclosurr,
that being the lowest bid. Adopted.
Mr.. Sturcken submitted tho following,
which was ordered :. DC .pread upon this
minutes:
OEYABrMESr OF Assrs.aRSfs.
Octobe. %. 1874. !
To the City Council of Sew Orleans
! beg leave to report the following com
parative statement of The assessment tor
1873 and that for 1874 now completed:
Total assessment for 1879. .s;2j. sol. $50
Total assessment for 1874, On
property. real and personal.
assessed in 1873. 1851 $50
Decrease. ...... So, 542, 1914
Total assessment for 1873. ..... 1889 800
Total assessment for lS,i...... i30.9!3,3J6
Actual decrease in favor of iSr:. StySl .49t
Property never assessed pre-.
..ous ~ shi. yssr............ 1861 800
e----
Total. S6.542,99
u. i. STURckEN. Administrator.
Ordinances and Resolutions offered.
i;y Mr.. Sturcken. anu adopted unani.
mously. the yeas and nay. having been
called: To .ionolegats tn. as.es.mens for
1874.
BY Mr.. fitzenreiter. Ani adopted. Mr.
Brewster -o.in: nay: To contrac: with G.
4. Milten6erger .or coal 20. :ho water.
works.
BY Mr.. Calhoun, and read twice:
An ordinance providing for tbs pay ment
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WANTED.

HHrANTED - BY a MlDbiE.AGFD ENGLISH
w wOmap a SITUATlON as child's nurse and
seamstress Can give the best of ,eestimouias.
Apply at A. X NILLtR'S, No 29Car0nde!st street.
At No. 81 Camp street 0c24
HNANTED-A SPANISH TRAEHER. COMFY
w tent to teach the pure Castilian tongue. Ad
dress"X' No 81 Camp street oc2a
NNANTED-By YOUNG MAN SITUATION
w In the con- ssOn, hardware. grocery
liquor business; is willing 80 make himself gen@r.
ally useful; salary accordiug to the siines can
this office. ScI8 Ut
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An ordinance providing for the pay nieht Oh
the several accounts therein named.
BE it ordained. That the following appro
priations be and are hereby made. and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warran. on the Administrator of Finance in
payment OF the same. whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
o; she appropriate fund, for each account,
and no. otherwise appropriated:
New Orleans Bee. sub |cription from Octo-
Der "A, 1873. TO Ociobe. %. 1874, for Depart
II Mt OF Comuerce, approved. Sl4.
New Orlsals Times, ad vertising notices
to taxpayers. etc. for Departments OF FL
nance. approved, $l39 80.
j. Buckley. stationery for City Attorneys
office in July. August, Septembe and Oeto
Der. 1873, approved. $40 90.
hacb'av & Kel'. coat. approves: by .a1-
nini.l:atoc ~ Police. $50.
Il. II. ihonasoE. l0G0 blanks io- Depart
ment OF Public Accounts. approved, Si..
johnson. Armstrong & Co. stationery.
etc. 70: DEPARTMENT OF Public Accounts,
approved, tI0i ~.
.A.G Blanchard. for services 3. expert il.
Department If Assessments, approved By
Fl. BouZano, la-e Administrator, s25.
BY Mr.. Lewis ard ,ead twice:
An ordinance providing for the payment
OF tue pay rolls Of the Department OF In
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Introduction Of Mrs. Paul Lasay.

CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- OF orleans. No. IS 12.-By virtue Of q writ
OF aeri f.ciss against Charles v. Lagay. curator.
in favor Of DIR. A. Landry and X. Lemonnier, to
directed by the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, In the above
entitled cause. | will proceed to sell at public
auction, ut the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse etreets, in the Second District of this
city, on "WEDNESDAY November s, 1879 at twelve
O'clock M. the following described property. to
wit
ALL THR RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of
Mrs Pan as ~ In and to the suit and claim filed
Ia the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans. entitled G. V. Lagay, curator. 70. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. MaIs ton, No. 1868 of the docket of said
court.
Seized In the above suit
TeTms-CaAh on tho spot.
w. P. HARPER,
oc25 % nos Sheriff of the Parish [. Orleans.
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The THERMOMETERS 1t Louis Frigerio's.
No. 50 Chartres street, on October Is, stood
as follows: At 8 A. NJ, $50: at P. NJ, SIC:
at 6P. NJ. 500. Lowest point during the
night 81 October q, SO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


&O1ice.-OWnefs OF boxes, 81 e., left az che bank
Of the New Orleans National Banking AsaOcihtiOn
for safe keeping, arc requested 60 remove the
same imnediatsly.
New Orleans October q, 1873. oc28 50
SOusherR Bank, New Orleans, 3uls a.,
l873.-Notice is hereby given that the unredeemed
notes issued by the old southern Banh' must b.
presented for payment within one year from the
first publication of this notice. at the Office OF the
Auditor Of this STATE. who, receiving salts fac
tory proof of the pu bcatOn Of this notice for
year, aforesaid, viii surrender any funds he may
hold for the pay ment Of the SAID unredesmed
notes.
iyl3 eOwIy J. CARR, Cashier.
Office of the >ew Orleans Mutual Insure
ance Ass,Ha on New Orlea ans, October p, l873.-A
general meeting of the stockholders of the New
Orleans Mutual Insurance Association will be held
at its Office, No. l02 Canal street. on THURSDAY,
the sixth day of November, 1873 at P; NJ for the
purpose Of taking in to cOnsid Grafton the affairs of
said association, and adopting such measures as
may be deemed advisable IN the premises-
e. CAVAROC. President.
q. LAyAUH, Secretary. ocl3 I'd
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.Eae"o ltEeytgs W. trRrtis & ":usnt.
al1fH D.STRI|r C0irET FUG ~Un - 20.
~ al Orleans. No. So --BT .'ua - IL p.r", %!
seizure and SALE 20 directed by the hruOrsole ths
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans In
the aDnve entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOLse streets, in the Second District Of thiA
city. Un FRIDAY, October 81, 1873 at twelve
O'Clock No the following described property. to
wit q
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OPoiROUYD With all the
buildings aud improvements thereon. and all
pghts ways. privileges and appurtenances there
unto belonging or III anywi5e Bppertainng still
a,td in The Paiburg Sanlet, First District Of this
city, in the sqsare bounded by ST. Charles (laIs
Navades) Clio Prytanis and CHlliope Streets and
designated by the numbers three and four on "a
plan drawn by Charles +. 2impei. late surveyor
dated April 8, 1895, and depo-ited in the office O
William Christy, late notary public in this city
which sand lots adjoin each other ard measure,
each, TWEEN feet inches five lines front OF
81. Charles Gate Sayadee) street, by enc hundreS
and ta' nty feet In drpth, between parallel liues
American nv asnre, bounded i'll the rear by An aleI
fourteen feet v tde common to said lots and other
rdrIing thereon. Being the property
CURED by the defendant herein from tho estate
aud heirs of Mrs. Maria Eliza Winchester. de
ceased " dow OF james W. Bretdlove, late of thh
city, deceased By act OF sale pos,e ed before Andrew
h"ro; Jr, notary PUBLIC in this city on The eHlt0
OF February, 1869
h.iz.si in the above suit.
Term--Cash Oh The spot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

meteorological and RiveS Report.
The signal service, United States army.
reports, tor the benefit Of commerce, che
meteorological record. and s,se o. fall of
the rivers, at S:43 P. NJ. local time. yesteg-
day "A follows: