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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-19
CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT

~ Al home, Male or Female, $50 10 $50 week
warranted No capital required Ful part,c1-
lars and Q valuable sample ssne free. ADDRESS,
with s CT. return stamp, \. D. YoUSe. DO Pi::d
ST., wIInamsouFgh, Y. Y. 1917
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IN the best interest of the people AMI
Will certainly improve and purify the
legislation of the State, and will ele-
vate the tone of political discussion.
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS. letters u AlInlUIstrar0u % me e
tate OF FRANZ GRIsRI. late OF EulaIa rwp., Pot
-er TO-. Ps.. deceased having been granted 10 the
subscriber, all persons indebted 70 said estate are
. requested 70 make immediate payment, and those
having claims OF demands against the estate Of
the said 0ecetent viii make known the same,
without DELAY. to ROSINA GRISEL.
CcudeTspu-t, oct. s, 1873.
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Administrators Notice

WHEREAS letters Of administration - the
w estate Oi Hermann GBABE, ate of EulalIa
township, Potter Co, deceased, having bt-7l
granted 10 the subscribers, all persons indebted
10 said estate are requested 70 make Immediate
payment. and those having claims or demands
againS+ .!le estate If said decsdrlI viii make
known the same Htth0u: delay 70
-ITEARISA GRAbF.
Fulalia- S7ut ID. 1873; -4Cnar
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EXCHANGE ON EUROPE,

BASK DEAFTS issued rom Z, y CGl'a, g. .G.v-
est rates, payable OF demand IN any part Of En-.
ana. ireland, Scotland and Wales. Also, Drafts
for any amount payable N the principal cities II
Norway, Sweden, Denmark Austria, PTassi-,
France, Spain and Italy
The arrangements 81 TINS branch Of o.. Gusi-
ness a-e very extensive and complete, giving
facilities which enable u . So 3. rsuAar's lcH-
est rates Those who have Hten 0aFiuE HisI
price for their rem!ttau,es shOl d csll UPON us
and avail -nelnSa Iye- of cur low prices.
F0r F4>SAcE, Rs>E pgsS-s " any further IT,
formation, srplF 70
G uaksu Tan
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Q S WAYO HOUSE,
tJozS '. BzoT9. Prop.
OS" A1O, PA
Il4-t'
WE ASK FOR QUARTERS.

We have been almost giving away the '-CRIcE-
ET On THE HEARTH" q months subscrptlo1s
for IS cents, and II has paid Is for nne-tentns
renew for year. We therefore repeat thai ve
will send u 70 ALL MONTHS FOR = CES- :.
This gives you over 70 splendid stories, also nov
eetteA sketches Of history, and olheE Interesting
reading equal 70 large book o. 30 pages.
Could not be bought IN suy other way for s.
SEND % CENTS AT ONCE for the New Illustrz-
ted Story and Family Paper. Only s. year ard
g s. OIL chrome free. Subscribe for year 0.
SEND ! QUARTER 81 once and try it months
Good agents can have cash salary or liberal CON-
missions Jones 4 Esdley, Publishers, .T6 Broad
way, New YORK. 1914
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.TOWANDA PL0WS.-Flat or Side
W hill, east and steel, with iron beam
The cast plOws are ground and polished
in full rig. Every plow is guaranteed.
The best plOw mdnufaetured
W. I. DIXIE, Agelt.
o. .STEBEIls, Jr. C0uderSport Pa
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n II. HAYNES has the agency Of a

Ii. patent weather-strip for doors
which is lust the thing for doors that are
exposed to wind and weather, and will
save twenty-five per cent in wood. He
will call and show how ii works. 25lS
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-R-G TE:-7 There ydisS al DdEsd1~ C-e gas.cE
cheaper than aS.y other RGJ!- |EasE Lfns
croSFIHV !hs .Hii1HEfe.
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TSTRAY.-Came to tie premises of
Il the subscriber about the 1st of Oc-
toUer the following cattle: pair of g.
year old matched steers and a 2-year-
old steer-all spotted, red and white
The owner will please prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
PHILANDER r. STEVENS.
Summit Npv
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Children under Twelve Years, Hslt-Rate. l.
f4nLs under One ear, Three Dollars
No Charge for Infants on
Outward TICK
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Buffalo, New York & PhIada R'v.
TIE sHOKrEsT Asp MOST DIRHor RoCrR
To Williamsport, Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and the South.

On snd after NOVEMBER 9, 1878, and until fur
ther notice, trains viii leave Buffalo from the
Buffalo. New York Philadelphia Railway De-
pot, corner Exchange and Louisiana streets. IS
!! follows:
"a n. a Accom m cd Ation tdaily except Sun
days stopping al UeaD 3d. Porrvte u. 90, Lar
abees 81, Port AneGauy i2oo m kesting SUM-
init z-S5 p. m., arriving At Emporium AZ l-SU 2.
Passengers by this train make connections a.
the B., " \. L p. depot 81 Emporium ST $50 IN.
for local points on the p. a. T. r. r. east, and fer
local p fnts west at 500 2. II.
2.40 ID. nm. Night Express daily stopping
at Olean 545, PoTtyIlle Sos, Larabees ga Port
AHegany 100, Kesung Summit 81, arriving al
Emporium 81 5.'s p. H., Remove 1870, Williams
port ass g. m, Sunbury 2.45, Harrisburg $50,
Philadelphia 9.l0 an. Baltimore s.45, A.m., Wash
!lGtou 1871 an
Through Pullman SleepinE-cars run on this
train from Buffalo TO Baltimore and Washington
Without change
400 pm. Through Freight lisGyl Hith
caooOse attached for the accommodation % pas
sengers, stopping a. Ill Stations.
TRAINS LEAVE EMPORIUM.
SEQ am. Night Express daily stopping
81 heatlng Summit s-40 fUrt AllegSny as, Lara
bees 4y42, Portviiie SIS, OIean SIS, arriving at
Buffalo at 800 am.
Passengers by this train make direct aud close
connections with The Lake Shore, Great Western,
Grand Trunk and Canala Southern Railroads for
Eli points in Canada and the West.
3.I5 Am. Local Freight aud PAssen.
ger, stopping al hea1iDg summit 80, Port Ale
ganT SIS, Larsbees 6.45 Po-tyiile T5S Olean s
arriving al Buffalo 2.4o pm.
200 pm. Through Mail daily except
sundays stopping at heating summit 2.&0, Port
Aegany 3l4, Larabees 40, POrtyil!e SIS, Oiean
4.3s, arriving al Buffalo al 500 pm.
I'D, YEoM,A4Ns, H.L-.LYMAI..
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of Teachers will be held


Examination of Teachers will be held
Ia dS follows:
OsWavo " :
Sharon Nichols SchOOlhOuSeJ -
RAYMOND Corners II
Hebron tGreenman Schoolhcuse) = 13
COudersport " Is
Teachers will Droyide themselves with
,,a1,ar nan and ink
g...rin,,irCT Eo,- "a 7 ,,.iU l,lJ eraci.,1
avamimatinH, eac;, Satur,iavat { ond+I,,-
mort tiIl Dac u
only those who cannot attend any of
the other examinations.
AL M ,i. anu es't,cl''tty - DIfe 'oiS "ie COZ
J. W. ALLEN.
CoUDEEsPoaT, Oct I3, ls7& O. SgIdt.
Don't forget that {: II; summons tlle
o'iai.l liICe u " eiia ny u IN ~
twen4y-fiva Years, exneriGnce i'm this
market enables him to give his custom
ers the best goods and latest styles at
lHG lowest iINii3 ialto. De SIie i anu
yincad Vim, 80 HAT dnlltl s,,yed i worth two
earned.
The Singer Machine still Triumphant.
At the last FAIR Of The Potter County
A%IIc'll'urdl ana II I'l' qL" ~ oS'gIN ~
Ss,. ,;E',, a. ,l ,i,, t 49, ,,,i,nr ,irI the
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9utal 1lotirrs.

NOR RENT.-Two rooms in second
story of Dike's Building Apply at
ReeS' Jewelry store. ". L. Dixie.
25lS-f
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AVERAGE TTHE OF LIVERPOOL AND oTEES4
TOWN LINE ABov. NINE lays.
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Greet Reductions Of Passage.

t. F3M
To or from Queenstown, liverpool, Ion
don, Cardiff, Bristol, Glasgow
or Londonderry. .-....-S9s 81
do Hamburg, Antwerp, HayTs,
Rotterdam, etc......-...-.... = -
do Bremen, GOrtenburg, Chris
uana, Copenhagen, Mannheim,
St4yanger, DTonthaim, Paris,
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SHERiFF'S S4LF.

DN VIRTUE of sundry writs of Ven
~ dtioui ESponas. 'Fier Facias, Levari Facias
aua sur Mortgage, issued out Of the CouIto CON-
mon Pleas Of Poster CoaAtg, Pa, and 70 me direct
ed, SHAH expose 10 public sale or outcry, at the
Court House in CoIie7sport, on MONDAY, the
EIGHTH day Of December, 1~T2, at one O'Clock,
P. m, the following described tracts parcels OF
land. to wit:
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The SINGER Machine sill Trinmphant

Better than Gold. A certain amount
of greenbacks. national or fractional
currency invested with c. II. Simmons.
the Regulator man for dry goods, gro
ctries. boots and shoes.
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HAMILTON FISH, Stcg. n State.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-01-31

SOUNDING THE ALARM.-The
message of Gov. B. Gratz Brown
in retiring from the Chair of Mis-
sonri, sounds the note of alarm as
follows:
The course of modern social
growth. has developed a new class
Of dangers not at all, or at least
not sufficiently, guarded against.
Prominent among these are such
as come from large aggregations
of capital under corporate forms,
easy to combine, intent to rule in
their own exclusive interest, and
able to influence by improper
methods every discretion left to
the courts or the legislatures.
Thus lobbying, bribery, rings
have entered so largely into the
control of public affairs, that a
general Generalization of the peo-
pie, no less than their representa-
tives, seems impending.
Inalienable rights of the com
munity, involving taxation, police,
eminent domain, regulation of
common carriers, and other attri-
butes SO long embedded in COM
mon law that it was not deemed
possible that they should be in
vAded, have been bargained s==~a7
until the doctrine is mooted that
the people can not resume any
control in conflict with such char
tered alienation.
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Such filthy and profuse nasal
discharge! Where does it all come
from? The little glands in the
tissues lining the chambers of the
nose are liberated and diseased,
drawing from the system its cor
ruption. 1t is an outlet for the
impurities. Stop this discharge
by using the many advertised
strong liquids, snuffs and inhal-
ants and you make an outlet in the
lungs or elsewhere. The disease
is translated to another locality
more fatal. The rational way to
cure is to correct the system by
using DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, which tones it up,
cleanses the blood and heals the
diseased glands by specific infiu-
ence upon them, and to assist,
use DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
with DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche
the only way to reach the upper
and back cavities where the dis.
charge comes from. No danger
from this treatment, and it Is the
only sure cure. The Douche and
two medicines sold at once BY
Druggists for 80. 61S
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-01-31

GIGANTIC TREES. - Ferdinand
Muller, government, botanist of
Hictoria, relates his discovery in
that colony of forest of Austria
liam gum trees, surprising in height
the famous FeiliHgtohid gigdnted
of California. After giving at
--somc length an account of the
journey and of the scenery of the
district in which the giants were
found, Mr.. NJ. mentions few par.
e ticulars by the aid of which some
conception could be formed of
their height and size. Though
taller than their American breth-
'"h ron, they are not so large in girt,
and have consequently more
slender and graceful appearance.
One that has been felled measured
295 feet to the first branch and 40
feet more to the point at which it
had been broken OF, where its di-
ameter was still 3 feet. Another
was 81 feet in girth at 4 feet from
the ground, and at height of 800
feel its diameter was still 6 feet.
19g Another felled on the Black Spur
was $50 feet in total height. If, it
es was said, we assume that only half
~ the wood which such tree would
~. yield were sawn into one inch
% planks one foot wide, it would af-
ford 426, 720 running feet. If the
same parts were cut into railway
sleepers feet long, 8 inches wide
and 9 inches deep, their number
would be 1870, enough to lay a
double track of five miles, and to
i30osdla vessel Of 900 tons burthen.
The oil obtainable from the leaves
+, Of the whole tree might be set
down ut 81 hogsheads,th charcoal
be from the wood at $4,000 bushels,
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WHIcH2-"Yes, mother, 1 know,
but then, you see, my good feel
ings only last half a jiffy."
So said my boy to me last even
ing in answer to my appeal.
II know it, Henry said 1; "but
how long does it take to switch
off n locomotive on to the wrong
track? Once started on the wrong
track, no matter how smoothly
and swiftly it may run, it is run
ming to destruction. On the other
hand, a moment only and the
switch-tender will have put the 10.
connective on the right track, and
the, cars will go on safely.
$50 with the heart, 1t takes
only moment to pray sincerely,
Lord, save me- 1t takes only a
moment to say, keep me from this
sin, o Lord 1t takes only n mo-
ment to say from the heart, Lord,
give me thy Holy Spirit; make me
thy child; do not leave me; let me
not leave thee
"On the other hand, it takes but
a moment to say, 'Pshaw! what
the use? don't care? 1t takes
but a moment to say, I'm not GO
ing to be laughed at for being a
Christian, know 1t takes but
q moment to drive the Spirit of
God away, by simply diverting the
mind, which may be done in many
ways. tsrA
"And so the soul may be switch
ed on to the right track or on the
wrong track in moment of time,
and either run safely to the end OF
life, by Gods grace, or run swiftly
and surely to destruction"
Is my soul on the right or wrong
traekS-MOrniAg Light.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-01-31

METEoRoLoGY IN AGRICULFURE.
The powers of the Signal Office
have been enlarged by the act of
Congress of June 10, 1872, and
extended to the more immediate
interest Of agriculture. Appropri-
alton is made by that act for the
expenses of storm signals, by tele-
graph, announcing the proable APP
proach and force ofstorms through
a'is out the United States for the ben
eft of agriculture as well as of
commerce. To aid in the accom-
al plishment of the object, the Chief
50 9Signal Office has issued a circular
% to agricultural and horticultural
societiesBinYiting any suggestions
or recommendation to perfect the
system now established, and to
render it more directly useful to
the agricultural interests, and sug.
costing that the best mode in
which such societies can cooper
ate with the Signal Office in the
matter is by the appointment OF
permanent committees to confer
occasionally with the Chief Signal
{r Office, and to take, in conjunction
with him, steps as may be deemed
desirable. A large number of So
cieties have already responded to
the request Of the Signal Officer,
and appointed the committees as
proposed. 1t is not to be under
stood that these committees are to
take meteorological observations
or make reports for the signal
service, the only object being to
obtain their practical co., operation
through correspondence and con
ference.
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

Oh A-EACeSs
CARLOW AZ REVyEY. who late
North Commercial street. have moyed fo
their new shop on the opposite :, lie OF the
street, where they are prepared to do an
work in their line. Horse shooting. new
S4.OO per span; all now work warranted.
raIlcnlar attention paid TO unsound feet,
stewart and Drs. Trueworthy and Law.
renco. ianIatf
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EMPoRIA NEWS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1873

Dix, of New Yor X,
says in his message that the fer n.
full increase of crimes in the gre al
city of the State has rendered ife
and property so insecure as to
fore ''upon the minds of ms.ny
thoughtful persons the quest ion
whether their lives and property
would be less secure under less
popular form OF government"
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the pyroligncous vinegar at $780,
600 gallons, the tar at $4,000 gal
Ions, and the potash a 80 cwt.
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Don't Go

HHO the trouble Of sending to ST. Louis
i or Quincy for Manila bags. when
you can got them at home. For sale by
s2tf y, Z. RoWLAND.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
JUDGMENT IN PARTITION
& 70. NICHOLAS

.~D. am >.,c,,>,,r
- L. vi "a W.; aI,an-ra
~ :. H@tE. adGIiQt!eei-D-nLe 20: a. .1cL!aI5e
pace - % NJ Il apits .. .oi'' a. .; uSt.S
o'!och H. az .te No. 'iali', auG ~ 80
EA'HdISe' "i 49, &c. 49, \, t! o. -: 10. 80
!l"u7'' slie' - ~ ms wy -. "" W -
t"i Sl u pa Suh. zen. 80 ~ .t.o
honOlape dAt HeCohu pIat4'ut ,o'tlu ~ Ciio ~
lsh OF orleans. IN the above enfIIed imaGleE on 'Ge
n!ntttt"tH day OF FtpIualF .l.'. ~ &c 9"u w
poo AUCTION, III 9lueI o.Nc. 9a pAi''''o4' '"o
IOisoMilS deScIt0tI pt9ptLJT2: 70 VIZ %,,
l. Ihkhh LOTS or "f2t ~. WIN a,i lie p"'. ~;
lnSs ana E.t re- IN sni,ar.
gers NV M 'liA ~ w IN: a. ~
ooE.iHtu pF Dct'ode' Oh "p9e.5 "Ilu =, 81
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ny NssHh mODG.oN-w. :. ponf,nx.

DY NASH g. HODGSOS-w. T. NODGSOH.
On SATURD4Y. April y. 1873. at Twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the 81. CHARLES auction Exchange. III tAe
basement rotunda of the st Charles Hotel. III thi.
city. by virtue and i'll pursuance of order OF TIRE
Hon. A Z. Tlssot, Judge OF tho Secon District
Cou't for the parish of Orleans. dated March
c-ssion OF Charles II. Garber. deceased, to i4tiis
dat. coFar tHershiD. a; 2U3AG auction. VII. he
EIGHT VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
with .ne budi. IS and Improvements thereon,
situated II he Fo'rt. District OF this city. IN the
square bounded l'' Tchoupic0aa. 20: L.r"el.
water ,or P.b.Ic Landing, Washington ami SI,,h
streets. d"sg grated ~ lois ms 20 inclusive.
which. ad"A each other. anu measure together 9:
feet , .IrAt. lines front Ga Water st.rr., %
street. b: itptl OF To- feet inches / lines
o. the side next /" ski! street. and 'o' fee II
inches ! .ine, on ;he side next !" Washington
street. al o"e 81 less, and American nea5are aC.
c",i". i" plan mad" ~ Lo;.s Il. P..." sur. eyot.
ia red March =, 1875.
The !mpr.y-n tuts cous.s, ot a wei. bal: two.
story slate roof brick house. used uar D. mil.
together viz. th. enigma. boilers. machinery. ap-
j.u;ttndICe-. tO"S and appliances wiz. large r.
mex tr,.".e: etc. n. in good order ID ready tOg
Immediate u,., 'he whole TO De so ii N block.
Tn, :. ,,To5ab'. the most c0'upet. marble mi.
i, t.- South. having al th. :Dde:n tmp!ny. :neat,
H.. l:iy, polishing an'. mus .!AS =" III 'A'tA-:yc
and ai:E apartments Tor the "orNmen I-e
machinery being WI. adapted, AZ :. ama ."Xp-rse
I" De altered 50 rs TO Iul any KIND o: a M. @. Fac.
tors g:u or .,i9ti.itrv.
III. stock OF marie. s.-i &C. a. 'JaIi ~ be
? ID az :suc'-o" on the premises. %. :4s ADndav
after ii" sa" .: .c property. "a .,.' 20 -: .:.
lAds,:s.
Terms AZ! Condi:icns--Til. purchase: ~ g.
sumo :. C.:tali. !r"i.!' .-orr !Otc ;rr 4Z&Sl y,
datrl :;!r seventh ~ March. .'.:. and iH-
Ma.ch 80. ;!.i bearing Vi-h. pc: c.4:
t-.--: i."m dat. :.t.. pad. I'll. pUt.
chaser VII. pay sufficient cas-, - !.u.'!ate
Two .e:tai, pIoIn.sso.y notes. l,. :. .a:. MaIcl,
:. ~. payable zone and two years from .Iatr. :0r
t2222 y eac'. with eight pc. cent interest !."In
their date. and now past d., AID amounting =.
tie aggI.g gate. On the ia. of sa e, - apoI' AJ2F.
.'nhi OF which WI. BE DdlI casa on :.s S,Dt At
tine moment OF adj ,.fi.ItiOI. :" bin. ;.!r sale.
and tor the balance OF the p;:ce OF al
!ud'atlon. tn. purchaser vii. ..T- lis NOE
70 III, own oIirr at one year :T0m the Ga: of
sale. bca'in: .lGA: per cent int-r.s. and special
mort gage. wa vendors plaT.i from dat. mt.
paid. the mort gage 20 embrace the case ut he
peg cent tor attorneys fees in case OF suit: tie
building and machinery to De kept :..t ."-l.r"t
and the IoIC. trans erred :. :Aa !ode: % ~"
credit notes: said credit raymrn: 20 be divided
into coupons. i! repaired by the parties IL interest.
Acc of sale before. Joseph Cola, .!1tar:. a. the
expense =: ne purchaser. nr.udlu: the Ia <es !oE
the ru'l-u' year 1873. due and .aya.. 90 .'..
NJ 3! ..yl-l
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Is HANXnrPrCI-NO. ..::...
by 4. T.. GIRARDEY 4 CO., Az

by q. T.. GIRARDEY Il co. ArC-
ID eiouetrs-Otic- No !. kX'h an2e place =
WEDNESDAY. April .. 1873 ccnmencin. at 1880
4, Nj. and 90 be daily continued thereafter unti-
closed out viii perpmptor" be sold At publ" auc-
ZION b. 2nt N pr.ual ice OF an order from he Hon.
T. Il. Durell, ,ud3- OF the United States District
Court .Or the District of Louisiana. sitting IN bank
ruI-cv in the matter of H. :. Siehcecht, No ll1'
on tho dOcke' OF SAID court. dated the eighteenth
OF March. 1853. and rendered "A tie Aforesaid Ell
titled natt-T- - -
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE FoURST0RY
BRICK STORE. y, g. Royal street. between Canal
.ll Gl.stomhcr5e streets. comprising "A large ana
We! assorted. stock OF the very best home manU-
featured Furniture, European and American Up
MYSTERY supplies Wa! Paper. SILK. DamIsk. etc.
Descriptive catalogues vii: be ready for dist,bu.
ton at The stOr. the day previous to the sale.
and the stock open for examination ~ the pubic.
.-rms-(,ash before de,lverv mh23 ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

DY c. +. GIRARDEY 81 CO., AUCTION
Id eers-NichOlas J. HOev AEctiDneer-otfc- 30
Il Exchange paCt.-SATCRDAI April IL, 1915.
az twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Oh Royal street between Canal and
CUstOmh0use streets, IN this city OF New orleans.
bv virtue of an order OF the honorable the Second
District Court for the parsl! of orleans. dated
eighth OF March. 1875 vii! be sold b. pubic auc
ton 49,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROrED. with all the build
in51 ana improvements thereon, III the Thru DIS
tTIct OF this city, in square bounded by ST. Fer6l-
paud Port Morales and Crguhart streets, Gesig
mated as lot No 10, and measuring p feet inches
front Oh st. Ferdinand stree. by ia feet inches
lines IN depth.
Terms Of Saie-Cash. and prrcla ser 10 assume
payment over and abO"e his Did. OF all taxes for
.}72 and up to the dav OF sale.
Act OF sale before Octave More. notary cuOAc.
at the expense of the purchaser.
mill y ~ ans II
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By D. E. Morphy.

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