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s9spsnd business likewise, : In the, ab-
senee Of telegraphio markas reports litsle
csn be done. and It would sesnn that the
oocasiqn' might :hs'ssized Of securing:a
snrcesse OF the cares Of mercantile life.
without injury to individuals or the
community The ,Ns,os- has, suggested
the holidaX tor chAAAtohl anA ID adopt
its suggestion for Columbia.
PHasFzk14SA,,r,-An, esqhs9 salludes to
an editors ,goeAe auilE l'easkling notas
Df Warming" - iEsss ) 1aatl - =:
No chain is stronger than it's weakest
lifk Nc; word IsAEq6g& Ean wink.
"That's my impression" as the printer
said when he kissed his ewestheart.
What deity do pugilists usually in
voke7 Bsohus. n1h%. ..l.l
Difficult puna.ustion-Pn,tinyg,i a stop
to a. goasip's- tongue. 81 = ~
A good name for the BON Of =, Nor.
mon-E Plulibas q Dn15 2 saLisasa
If three milea make aoleasus. how
many make conference77
A blunderipg Dubuque printer al
ludes TO an atsprney at Jaw Y
Popular diet among the Mormons-
Spare.rib. a. III
When ia sailor like gar-rtslf When
he is aloft. ot'
A foul and his hair are soon eoi parted, :
Neither grea. poverty nor grfst riches
will hear reason. .siy ,$;pl
Out OF the abundance Of the heart the
mouth speaketh--;also. too often. out Of
the emptiness Of the heart..s
The internal revenue receipts last
year were nearly equal to. the internal
revenue deceits.
Bupmer's idea Of Heaven "a place of
eternal free lunch and lush.
A paper says OF the milk sold in New
York, that "it would make COW blush
to think that her name Was used to cover
so. ahominable fsaud.'r 49,.
HOTEL AnRlvAIs, April 8, 1873
Columbia Hotel-O M Badler. 8 O;T
McIntyre. N Y; w f. Charles. = H
| Bawley, Darlington; W A Vorden, Mrs.
8 A Votden. Va; 7 B Sample, Nashville:
JAS 81 Walker, Va; Mrs JAS Chestnut,
Gen J D Kennedy. Camden; Il W Du-
vail. Winnaboro; Eugene Self, N z; q
A Henderson. Baltimore; n G Charles,
Darlington; P G Webb, W 81 Evans,
Oharleston; A Heleyman, N Y; Mrs
Saddler, Yorkyille;O W Gross. Balti-
more; F D Bush, G.. g. Or r; L L
Glymph. Hodges. s.,',i, l...
| Hendri1 Roasa.-M j. seay, Acton:
W W Hayes, Richlsnd; M a Bland, Il
81 Aldrich. Charlotte. N @; Rev A
Oousar, Hon w, d johnson. Rev J @
Dunlap, Marion; Col J L Black, 8 O;
T kapham, 8 Klanz, Abbeville.
Wheeler Housc-G Wilkins, Ala; Mr.
and Mrs q n Day, child and nurse, Mr.
and Mrs 81 O Winslow, Mr and Mrs n
O McIivane. Miss e s Matlock, Miss e
r Matlock, Miss R q White, Mrs Black.
Mrs Williams, Miss Williams, 3 A
Airnstein, s O Mason, E Page and
wife, Mrs Allen, New York; Rev 8 r
Wynkoop, Mrs A Wynkoop, New jersey;
O W Gross, W Il Hardin, Baltimore; W
p Russell, D L Hart, Charleston; W F
Nance. Newbefry; D L Turner, Edge.
| field; r r Bridges. N, @; g w Jones,
Tenn; A D Eastoo, Miss II B Easton,
Fall Rnn; B ID Oates, Charlotte; " e
Friedberger, Union; j d! Roper, Edge.
| field. ~
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Coon Ea1RElA1 Ea1El 1,z,I I(Ib|9a q 'lFlxas.yi,. ;. lsel

aoop EalPaa4 Ia a sbbaA' 'Flsaaa.yh : lsel
holiday In England, and1 il IL ,unasl to
CLOSE the cotton and stock exchanges
from Thursday nighsStb Monday morn
ing, giving the striving merchants ress
Of three days. with the loss OF only, ono
business day. Alike practice obtains,
We believe, in New: York, and II IL
already announced THAT the cotton ex-
change aud stock exchange Wilt not open
Eext Fridsy., ,or Satukdsy.... There will,
therefore, be no commsHcial news from
Gotham or Liverpool on those days. and
it is suggested that it would be we'll for
the Columbia merchants to follow the
example Of their wide-awake brethren in
the North aud d7across the Atlantic, and
s9sp!alnd business likewise, : In. the ab-
senoe Of telegraphio market reports litslo
csn be done. and It xonid sestn that the
oocasign' might eseized 1r ;seourfng:a =
Snrcease OF The cares Of mercantilo life.
without injury to individuals or the
community: The .-Ms.ss- hassaggested
the holiday rchAElAtohl anA 10 adopt
its suggestion for Columbia,
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closed on three sides by high brick
wall. and In the extent of the mansion
and the laxuriance of the trees, hedges
and shrubbery, is u princely establish
ment. Before the yer, Columbia must
have been one of the most beautiful
towns in the country. Even now, with
the want in many cases of proper care
and keeping OF dwellings and grounds,
resulting from destruction OF incomes, it
perhaps maintains that distinction.
You will reoollect that o large portion
OF this CITY was burned when General
Sherman's army vas here-they say
here that 1000 buildings were destroyed.
1 recolleot that Sherman disclaimed tho
responsibility of the destruction, and
prefer to believe that it WAC one Of those
calamities that follow in the train of an
army instead of an authorized and wan.
ton contiagration, turning, as it did, in
the month of February, helpless women
and children into the streets and sending
them fleeing into the surrounding forests
for safety. We yet $50 many vacancies
on the business streets, and many beau
tiful grounds where the buildings have
not been restored. But am surprised
that so much has been done in 30 short
timo in the way OF restoration. Many
substantial brick business blocks have
been erected and many handsome dwell
ings rebuilt. Several fine blocks are
now going up on the main business
street. Indeed, this little city shows
more signs Of life aud progress than any
Southern town which have visited. Il
is by no means dead, and it's people are
not discouraged. II has goodly mum.
Der OF enferprising men, who see the
wisdom Of looking forward instead of
backward. who are courageous enough
to conquer circumstances and make them.
selves master of the situation. I notice
on the streets thrifty looking shops in
almost every department Of traffic. A
large cotton trade centres here. There
are several good hotels. and new and
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A Narrow Escaue.

We have had the pleasure of meetin z cur
former friend and fellow citizen, Colonel
George w. Carter. He comes direct from
IndianOla, " here he has been attending to
some law business, for lie says be has again
returned to his profession of law and aban-
doned politics. He and Governor Stockdale
attended the recent session of the jackson
district court as attorneys in the case of the
State against r. S. Flournoy. The disa-
greement of the jury caused mistrial,
eleven being in favor Of acquittal and one
Ia negro) for conviction for manslaughter.
As Colonel Carter and Governor Stock
dale were returning by small steamer
down Matagorda bay heavy gale sprang
mp in the night, and the captain Of the
schooner and Governor Stockdale were
both thrown from the deck into the bay by
the sudden lurching of the schooner and
made very narrow escape from a watery
grave.
Colonel Carter Immediately rescued the
captain by means Of a rope and yawl boat
but as the vessel was under full Roadway
before the wind, she passed the Governor
some distance before an effort could be
made to save him. But as soon as the YES
sci could be tackled about she came up to
the Governor, just at the critical moment,
and Colonel Carter succeeded in rescuIng
him when he was we'll nigh exhausted with
the efforts TO sustain himself by swimming
He was nearly helpless when taken on
board as he had sunk three times To have
thus been Instrumental in saving two valu-
able lives must, of course, be source of
great satisfaction to Colonel Carter, and of
congratulation to the many friends of Gov
ernOr Standardization Ne,cs.
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ISx s.Rss ASs G1EARIso Nocsx.

Inc following SeSSNaIns were postao Of The Cot
"LoNDoS NoveAbe4 s.-Sank OF Er 6 lan1-specis
decreased S13,00O. TAe amount Of bullion with
drawn IRON tie Bank OF England - balance to-day
was So, 0do.''
PARIS, November 6, !; ?. 2-Cans % France
Specie increased s 600 900 franco"
CURRENCY was il only moderate demand. and
after opening at 81 c3as = csnt pr~Aiss, closed
ab0ue 303A.
Gold wa. quoted az ios a lo6}a fos cu1Nncs and
c. ,ck $50 & ans
o25o00 al l05a4 100. Tie New York market
opened at 1863 and closed ct its which . tl<
lowest Heint since the war.
silver ID scarce and rateS are entirely romlal
The movement in sterling exchange VAs active.
and Under the decline III gold and bills at Sow
York (the latter sinking to l031ad .C4 On sixty
days commercially the maxkst closed q ala 2 cent
lower than yesterday for private bills and \ p
cent lower 1or bank. The sales, however. we're
$500, 5i500. 4i060O and s23,o00 bill of ladiug at
no. E50OO do at llol HOY; so0U0 do and S2500 AL
$4,000 AL clear at llk 62oeo and $500 Al caar at
iii 4; $1,000 private bankers and bank at -: S24o0
bank for remittance at ll3A and S-0o0 dc a. 1l31.
Thesales of francs comprised $4,000 e1nhI acins
SO 600 and 100 aO CONNER cia at 52s 100 600 do at
5211: $50 900 does 525G53O snd 100000 sn4 100000
at 20.
III for bill OF lading asld ~ clear, and -1u3
for bank, ahd francs nominal at SIS 05-S3S tea
privaE and entirely nominal fos bank.
ing Agures out under she influence OF vere liberal
offerings declined at The close 4 y cent IN thu
bank checking SaS "a N~ 1ork and ldl4. for
private. The sales csvegsd about 1300.0O0, Ain
bracng 100000 commercial sight on heo York
at y cent promiuIn ss25 600 do and O25 600 ba.k
s ssoceo and 90 s az 30 aud So
600 private bankers at s. and SO 900 and 625-
BOO commercial at 17s.
The banks checked On Few SoIk at els c~s~
at 21a1- = cent prsmiuD, and 1lESts siSUt was
No sales Of securities asrs repsxt<G
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ish bark Covsdopga, Doninqnes master; five days
from Havana in ballast. Sailed-Bark BraZileira,
barkenfine Lea. The bark Maggie Mcneil, out.
ward tound - returning 70 the city in TOW and in
Ieaky condition. yT r.
Pas.sA.L OUTRr, November g. Neep.-wind north,
fresh Weather clear. No arrivale Sailed-Steam-
ship Lavacs, at 8 4. NJ. sstta.s. Eu -uE
vIcKsBuks, November 6-Passed down-Beile
Texas, at II A. NJ; Explorer at2 P. NJ; Mary Hous-
ton, at P. NJ Up-John Kyle, at eleven last night.
Weather cloudy, drilling all day. River rising.
CINCINNATI, November 6.-River fifteen feet and
falling. Weather clear ard mild. Departed-W lille
for New Orleans
PITTsBvRG, November 6.-Rver five 9eet eight
inches and about stationary.
EVANSVILLE, November 6.-Weather clear and
mild. River fallen foot.
CAIRO. November 6.-Arrved-City Of ricksbnrg,
from 81. Louis, at p NJ; Futare City from 1t.
Louis, at $ p NJ. Depsrted-City of ylcksburg, at
r N. River risen four inches. Vesther clear
ana pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, November 6.-Eo arrivals. Departed
Colorado for vicksbuIg and Henry Amss for New
Orears River stationary, with eight fest to
Cairo. Weather clear ard warm.
feet in the canal SIX ieet in the chute. Weather
cloudy and mild. Passed down-8ouisgillse lyon
Cincin matt to New Orleans. .u
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MEDICAL.



ROREAU Or MONADlC 1IEn,".,Sr
ner of ana Midwifery No Jea go in ea,
sinelas ~ ~ ;tpartment-Cures PALS e.
and in a few ePsy, insanity Drop Rha,,,
1narions of lays an painful affections and ID
Throat Lungse u6Ialn, Spinal Cord and Serves
. a Kidneys Bones. Joip,,s stomach Bowels
Snrni aoT the treatment and cIre &C. en- collars
mors and pStepaItment-Reduces Frac-- atseIse.
Discbargas. scrofula all Urethral III IN Pstents
frequent or S;eereal ScrOtal and SI1s n?ennaa
rom ampntatinn Erinations; preserve Hnnh!,
by dssoving stn and the Bladder from LifIo,o1n
MAZE as,.iIetqres without pain. Soios ulcers, Cam
eases "f etity pepar tment-Pos;tiv., -
charyes n1e womb and oyaries Oh lures al dls-
mensss ucerations or rritation,s" unusual dis
whatevsr painful or obstructed fro na %hen the
'' Tn IN few days oSeo and health re-
letters addressed to nos4m
loans Louisiana viii receiTs box III New Or
FOR ysn ,ol iadles 10 A. M to IL ara once
eoen from to p ~ r. ~.
Coronated Do,+or LANCELOT Fl. EvERITr
Fellow woclor OF Medicine ana pLti
Of Great p per of the Royal College NJ Sosopny,
GvnecolsoDi Imam, Licentate of Mdw;sa geons
En.si with Sir James Y. Smnsc surgeon in
Sixfb ~, surgeon of the Louieans 70 5sronet Of
Tberanasa:n1ry in Mexico Was.S avalry and
NeYnbpr 10 and Embrvon;c " arts, Of
SEES" VI the H1nterian -Snc;ntt EcoetiOns,
os tbs anu anu Bellies Letters Issy oi medicine,
lea. A''ofslties of Great Britain en- Der
who D. 5,I "a. fees honorab,v -..r
quo 'e thelr full value .s y PaIenbs
Il .e20 ly
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MARKETSs

New eoRK, November 6. Evening-Cooon closed
irregular; mddiings 1874 dl3Ac; sales to-day 1863
easier sales "a coo ba.es, as follows: November
u loo December Is 3l6c; January sc; February
| Ei.c; March l4c; April ls3-l6c.
Money closed easy at gold to 1-2 and interest.
Exchange dull ano lower al 51.. Gold weaker; de
clined to LOO Is. closed ct LOCI dio6ss. Govern
ments dull. and lower. States quiet Snd dull,
closed lower.
southern -four in moderate request at lower
pricet sc I5d6 s. for common to fair extra sc 30
0ld 70 for good to choice extra. Whisky a shade
| easier; 904 ds01.c Wheat heavy, unsettled and
3o5c lower; the difficulty in selling exchange has
for choice winter and red western Corn heavy
and lower. with a moderate demand Pork quiet;
and lower, ~ a 3-lsc. Turpentins lower, $50
39sae. RI dull and Heavy, SIS 10. Tadlov dull,
7a.sc. Frtights to Liverpool dull
OF 1865 l06A; of 1865. l0745, new 1895; of 1867,
HOE; OF 1868, 1lO; new tves 10; ten-fnrties
pon, 1854. Tennessee SKIES 81, new 62 Virginia
Loulsianas 45. new 40, levee skies So eights SO;
Alabama els hts IS, ives IS; Georgia SKIES so,
South Carolinas 20. new s: April and October TO-
Coffee dull; Bio l99a N223ac Sugar cell and IN
settled fair to good refining o. 07sc. Nossses
dull and unchanged. Rye unchanged.
CINCINNATI, HOvember 6.-COtton dull sni aowe1;
niddlIrg BE- Flour dull at &c 4od6 IS. Wheat
dull at u 3Oal 49, Corn steady at asa Sc oats
duh and unchanged. Lard-Kette unchanged;
sales of steam at IS a6s4c Pork steady; new Job
bing at sl2. Bulk meats--Sales of new shoulders
5d5hc; new lac Bacon irmer; shoulders 606Le
clear rib &C. clear Ga Whisky irregular at Is dS6c
chiefly Csc.
ST. LOUIS. November 6-Cotton dull and lower
low middling 2ac; middling l2Ac. Flour dull, I'M
settled; little doing; lower to sell. Wheat duh and
lower; No. fall salable at 20 early; but rot
wanted at this price at the close; No red winter
sold at 81 43al only 81 40 offered 1t the close.
Corn dull and lower; No. mixed Sc on east |
track. Oats duh and lower; No. 3O0 3olsc IN ele-
vator. Whisky steady; soc. Pork dull oI3. Dry
talt meats and bacon duh; only . siusu order /
trade Lard dull.
$orsisR Alafhes.
LIVERPOOL, November 6, Evening. -Cplands' On !
he basis of good ordinary, shipped December and I
january ] I'D; do low mddllngs, deliverable De-
,ember, 8ifd. Corn 30s. Spirits turpentne ;3s Cd
LONDON, Hovember G.-SUirits turpsntins Bio Cd
13ls Cd.
Calcutta lnsesd 62ssd ace ainssed saRs, SO
ga
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-07
4oaquemisee gsems-A Sailor 0rvsVussf
6teames Burned-Ssice Mill eslssDds
We copy tho following lower coast items
from oar enterprisi6g contemporary. Ole

Slaquepaines Sentinel:
Several days ago Aathons ". Sraneq, Of
the sloop Mary, Of New Grleass, fell from
the bONS and WA drowned. The following
facts, cent BY Deputy Coroner Etienne
Leon. atate che result Of the6videAce in re-
gard to the unfortunate occurrence: "She
sloop wac On her upward "trip to Oakland
| plantation, and when opposite Bohemia
| plantation deceased, On tryingeo A4 theeail
of the sloop. got entangled among the rape
| and Gel! in the river. Al efforts Alatl bS
| his son-;n-lsw t. save him we're in ~aiAe
Information received 40 She stfics vas
that the body Of Mr.. Krames was secov-
cred and forwarded to The city BY the
steamo Hunter last Tuesday for 1nteymene.
There is also 4 ramon that this poos ieliov
met an untimely fate by sort Of careless
| ness wh,cb may be understood without de-
scrption.
An the last issue Of ahis papes mereion
was made Of the face of the burning of the
little steamboat known as che Rice Sarmer,
and owned by Captain Pierre b. Dragon, Of
Pointe-a-la- Hgche. who is also UwAaf of
Farmers Rice Mill.
The burning of tho boat Is almost eoeal
loss, although it 10 stated thas shs il pas-
TALLY covered by insurance.
The sympathies Of the many friends Of
Captain Dragon are with him in CHS loss.
The boat cost upwards Of $4,000.
1t is with regret tie announcement is
made that on last Saturday night, twenty
fifth ultimo, the Franklin Steam Rice Mill,
located fifty miles below the city. and
owned by that well known and energetic
citizen, Mr.. F. n Tagliaferro, was burned
Near to, and adjoining the mill, was
frame house store into which Mr.. Taglia-
ferro had gone to ill coal oil lamp. While !
drawing the Oil fluid from barrel contain
ing the same, an explosion occurred of
violent character, at once setting fire Go the
store, which was communicated 70 the mill. 1
In tie store at the time were several kegs
of gunpowder, and one of Chem exploded,
creating such CONSERVATION chat every
body was fearful OF going to stop the flames |
of the two burning buildings.
In the mill were 1900 barrels Of Rough
rice, not insured; also 100 barrels of cleaned |
rice, of which eighteen barrels were saved. !
The mill was insured for S5000 and va lued 1
at $4,000. There was $4,000 worth os Sice |
destroyed. !
The loss of this mill, together With She |
rice in it at the time, is severe one. The }
farmers who had their rice in it when it
burned have lost their all. This is indeed
4 serious matter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-07
BY Nash & Hodgson.
COTTAGE OS JOHNSON STREET. BETWEEN
CANAL AND GASQUET STREETS.
Succession OF MRS lLLEy TOBIy, DECEASED
WIFE Of EDWARD EENNISGEy,
second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 8 COZ
BY Nash & Hodgson.

pf NASH & RODGS0N-W / H1DGSON
u aUciioneer-Otice No. 5 Carondelet street.
GU SATURDAY, December 6, 1873 at -welve o'clock
NJ, at tie St.Ctarles Auction Excban &c IL the Da Sc
ment rotunda of the ST. Charles Hotel IL this city
ny virtue and in pursuance OF an order OF the Hon
A. L. Tissot, judge OF the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, dated October 28 1873 court
docket No b.o2 Tor account of the succession OF
Mrs. Ellen Tobn, deceased wife of Edward Henniu-
gen. al public auction, Will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the First District of this city il the
square No. %. bounded by Canal, GasaIIet johnson
and Galvez streets, designated as lot No. T. which
measures % feet 'front.' On Johnson street 26 feet
inches in width in the rear. by dep-h OF l25 feet
inches lines OF the line of lot No. g. and l!6
feet inch lines on the line of lot No. <
American measure. according TO plan bv L. H
Pile, surveyor, dated November = i573
The Improvements consist OF a FRAME COT
IAGh HOUSE with two rooms and kitchen,
c!stern. etc
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale before c. NJ. Emerson uotar- at the
expense of the purchaser including the taxes for
the current year 1873 no2 is % 80 dec
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Marine Intelligence.
ssEDICG OV THB Republican /
Wednesday. NOysmbe9 :. .8e3e !
GEnAREn YESTERDAY.
eS0 c0a3ances at tho CustoMhouOe yossQI,sosb
eRRTVEo 1EsTrPD.?

'S@ c0af1nces at tho SustoMhou0e yossoT SSS.b
ARRIVED yesterday.
Steamship City Of Galveston, Evans won SSv
io,k. to Geo = Fosdcb y co-.A dissIics
steamship Yazoo, Barrett, 1rom Phace l.liA III
sTEANBo4TA
5.ans Pargo,sf. White. from Arsyse
Sabine, Jumel. from Wallis Land LA
2enrv Tete. SalfeTes from bona desnviIle
Lizzie Aopkino AueOin. from Oons vile
10 Pike. GSoWn, from Msst b Of Be-. SseS
IMPORTS.
SEW SOsE.-SteamshiS City ~ Gasyest u.ee AssS
mdse
HAyANA-Ss< smship Saz.o-,9SN0s .i.are Is
empty half barrels crats Sruit kx oadsa bog . f
i<liy IsS i..ls oranges
Receipts Of PnODDes.
A@tTh RED RIVER-Stsamer " . PiSs. l8a
bales cotton sAs seed cotton 81 hide sugar u Lag
bb.s molDsses 263 bbls mOlasses and sund11es
ARGYLE LAND1NG-Steamer Frank naraOuce-
1911 bales cotton 1904 SKIS cotton seed ana snCras
WALLS LANDiNG-Steamer Sabne-ej bales of
cotton lShhds sugar So bbls molassss and suniries
Observation-Disclosures E>nr- Tete-.l2
hids sugar 283 bbis molasses and suudri~s
Observation-Disclosures Lizze HOPKINS %
70 lhds sugar 2lo bbls nOlasssS 50 sds qJu.h se;e
an& suEsrieS
RECEIPTS 81 8A;I.RoADo
new ORLEANS JaCKso: AID GREET eoHrs-
suniIy produce
New ORLEANS. soBIIg AND &zyAe BAIL.
R0AD, November 6-9l4 bales col ton IS abs rno;as-
SEES and suhdries
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PRIZE LIST.

/ nm
nerf"ct ti'ig 70 the above real estate 10
t within I'm ne LIBERAL terms Of this scLss ate,
ever offered for the nonr greatest opportunity
tickets s25 t1hahsIs-Single tickets So So. sIsro
endenos a OF will be under the sseSs $50
Of h ,h to the shs
officials both S Of e, assigned them The b per-
The s"a ot Mr. also Ss have
forr 10 participate in the draw and all de-
'Den Clubs aud send in their er sagaid at once
Agents Wanted
Al Oil states, cities and towns in D..
a. money should be sent bv rus!.
plain wrt MIN the full address Of tbs
win prizes but aeysn tickets has chance
pseI Iae ef every certain tn
prizes vi eieVen is bonn6 - VINO pur.
dress aoager and Dronss.n send for
sell I'm ED SIMON ABEIES &C.
sVenworth Kanaa.
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BRHCX DWELLING 10. 400 BARONNE sTREFT
SEAS YHE 0RYADES Market
0SdCEsSf<sH OF vSIDR 0T BVSA
seasnx Oisssies sosre fos tho parish Of ssrnsne~
10. "a SEQ,

No. "a SEQ
f1y e. 2. GgRARDEY & CO.. SUCTION.
ID ee's-Nieholas J. Hoey, auctioneer- Of.
fee Ne II Exchange place.-SATURDAY, Decem.
Der 6, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Mer-
chanss and Auctioneers Exchange, ON ROYAL,
tstween Canal ara Customheuse streets by virtue
Of two orders OF the honorable the Second District
Court s'I the parish of Orleans rendered IN the
a.eve sutifed masIes will be sold by public cue
> CERTAIN PORTION OE GDUNU, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
in Che Fisse District of this City in the square
bounded by &arslne, Dryades, MeIpomene and
Tslp-ichoIv streets tic said por~ion being com.
posed u the whole Of Dot No. end a small Iol ton
81 o. the sdl'inns ios No. q on plan by Hedn, in
ana on % plat or certificate OF survey by J. A. de
HeneOuI@, twentieth June, 1858, annexed to an
act Dinsl sol@embsS 1869 before A. Hero Jr no.
edrv 0uielc SAID portion - GROUND acc trding to
said plan AID sketchp measures about Is teet
inches ines frolst Oh BarOnne street, by the
the SIDE iIa nea:est to Terpsichors street, on the
opposite side ll-e Loarest to Melpomene street 1t
runs parallel TO the other side line for 80 feet
al "a !ch poins is dsviates from straight line
toward Ne4pomene street and widens the said
pieGa or portion of ground for further depth Of
- 1eer inch IA tho line thereof which mea-
Sures about % 1set :, inches The Improvements
comprise a tWo-ataIy bIlck house. retired from the
stree, having f"oTis and side galleries aud known
as no 500 BeIoune street.
IeTm.-one-thisd cash, remainder a credit OF
oAe aId t"o years. IN notes of the purchaser
neaIlis interest al eight per cent per anHum from
daSr or ses until final payment, with the Oenal
ciause or I'VE persens attorneys fees in event of
suit 10 enforce pay ment and the clause Of il u-
ianee Of the property and transfer of the policy
until She payment Of the notes. The whole to be
secureS ov speeia mortgage and vesdoi's lien on
tht property sold. and purchasers to assume paw
mont over aud above their bds of oil taxes for the
year 1873, payable n 1874.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers
~ lore A. tot. Jr., notary public.
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