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Tie General Assembly of Virginia
MONDAY, March II. 1873.
SENATE.
Senator PATTERSON in tie chair. No prayer
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.

SENATE.
Senator PATTERSON in tie chair. No prayer.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Ev Mr.. GREEN y ill TO amend section 81
OF an act approved July II, 1870, entitled an
act TO establish and maintain uniform sys-
tenn of public free school, as amended by
chapter Si6 CT the Acts of Assembly 1871
To, iu relation 10 schooi-taX by counties and
districts bill to authorize the qualified
voters Of Brandon township, in the county Of
Prince George, to voc on the question Of re-
peal!ng the fence law so far as applicable to
said township. by NJ. HOLIDAY: a bill to
iucorpoyate the Chesapeake and Albemarle
Railway Company. By Mr. HUEDLEy: a
bill to amend tile 1t, Cd, I'd, Attn, and
Sth sections Of an act entitled an act 10
amend the charter of the Richmond and
Lynchburg Railroad Company, approved
July IL, 1870, so as to change the name of
tue said company, and TO extend the time
within which it may commence and complete
the said railroad. by Mr.. Penn a bill TO
amend and reanact the net approved March
-. 1872, to fix time for holding the circuit
courts Of the state. BY Dir. WyESE: A bill
to amend the charter Of the city Of Rich
monJ. BY Mr.. PgES: A bill TO amend and
rlocuact sections ) and of an act to regulate
and define the jurisdiction Of the county and
circuit courts, to prescribe the number OF
terms Of the circuit courts, and to liz the
pay Of county judges. BY Mr.. Penn: \ bill
in reference to certain bonds and recognl-
Zauces.
PASSED.
Senate bill to incorporate the West Poin!
and Hanover junction Railroad Company,
I,,I, 1,i1 Tor no
the act in relation to working the roads Of
LouGoun county; Senate bill to authorize
the Board Of Supervisors Of Craig county tc
contract for keeping in repair so much Of
Prices turnpike road as lies in said county
Senate bill TO incorporate the Farmers arc
Mechanics Benevolent Fire Insurance Asso
CATION Of the counties Of Roanoke and Bote
| tourt.
BILLS ADVANCED.
4 number Of bills were taken UP from tht
calendar anu ordered to be eugrossed ant
read Il third time.
TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
Senate bill to amend and resnact the &C
and Sd sections of an act approved Marcel
80, 1871, entitled IN act to provide for thu
funding and payment Of the public debt, wa:
taken up, discussed, amended, and finally
laid OH the table.
TRUSTEES OF FARMy1LLE
Senate bill TO amend an act entitled an ac
TO amend an act passed Goth May, 1852, enti
tied an act to prescribe the mode of electine
trustees for the town of FarmYilIe, in the
county Of Prince Edward, and investing
them with corporate privileges, approved
July II, 1870, to provide for the election c
| certain officers by the Town Council, va:
| taken up and discussed until adjournment.
l.. HOUSE OF DELEGATES. ira
! Speaker HANGER III the chair. Prayer b.
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God, tn philosopher must needs ,s :, 's .hat
reverence. The servant must neeos lsa ,ro,a,
r,,,.t needs s recover the ornamentof her seS
even her fear Of God and her forsaken .' ore
es.y. But while all these SoI;ennl;sr has
going on, Rome. In which ia, hnt sncal to the
aevs yet p planted is I0S tones s She viii lay
word ~ II, C on tIe oceans swelling bl''ows
h ,.;,,, IAN mower which no other Church pos
m.a and quiet the raging Of the popnlace.
SI,o ,r;il noint the doubling and unsettled 10
, nne wnrI of her Iniai!ihle Pope, ana VIII
Wv bind the anchorless nations more
Grm u than for ages to the throne OF Peter.
If If i tho present generation slip through her
6, '-ers She comforts herself with the hope OF
"r..ni,,g the next so much more firmly
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If the city Commissioner oil tho Revenue

If the city Commissioner oil tho Revenue
has TO wait until the ordinance be quotes is
violated before he can cause any person to
be punished for not returning 10 him list
Of his taxable property he will, as the
boys say, have good time OF It," First,
the delinquent must be absent iron, Tie ci'S
when the Commissioner calls. and, secondly
there must be no one at his residence author.
ICED to net for him. Unless both these con.
tingencles conspirc together against him, the
delinquent cannot be fined.
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We learn from the official report of the
Senate proceedings that 1t YVES owing to the
persistent efforts of Senator LLwIs that the
political disabilities OF Hon. Il. Ii. L. Hry-
TER were removed. TACK CHANDLER objected
on the last day of the session to TIE passage
: OF the bill for that purpose, and caused it to
be laid aside; but later in the day withdrew
! his ohjections-no doubt at tho request OF
and after personal solicitation BY Mr.. LEWIS,
Mr.. LEWIS deserves credi. for the acs,
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SnuOrsnn. to Notaries Public.

The following act 10 amend and reenact
the 1st section of chapter 100 of the Code of
virginia edition Of 1SG0), as amended and re-
enacted by the act approved January a.,
1873, in relation to no;arics public, approved
March s, 1878, will he found of interest
"Be it enacted ty The General Assembly,
That section l Of chapter 120 Of the Code
edition of 1900, as amended and resaacted
by the act approved January Il, 1873, be
amended and reanactcd so as to read as fol-
lows:
1.-THE Governor shall appoint in md for
the separate counties and corporations as
MANY n0taru.s public as to him shall seem
proper, not exceeding one for every five
hundred of population, who shall hold office
for the term OF four years, and who shall ex-
ercisc the powers nnd functions of conser-
yators of the peace and be may appoint the
same person to serve for two or more coun-
tics or corporations, Or for one county and
CORPORATION. Every notary public shall give
bond in the court OF each county or corpora
ton for which lie is appointed within four
months from tue date Of his commission, i'll
pcnalr of not less than 500; and the clerk
of said court Shall Immediately forward II
certified copy of said bond to The Secretary OF
the COMMONWEALTH. The removal Of notary
from the county or corporation in which he
resided when appointed, unless such removal
be into another county or corporation for
which he may have been also appointed,
shall be construed as vacation OF his office
and the clerk of said county or corporation
shall at once inform the Governor of the
fact, as well as of all deaths of notaries that
may occur. All notaries now in commits
sion who shall execute bonds in the manner
and penalty herein required, within four
months from the date of this act, and only
such, shall continue.to net rs notaries, and
their commissions shall run four years from
the passage OF this act.
"This act shall be in force from Its pas.
sage" --
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n-,y ROsADALIS.-W. II. Bickers, re

n-y ROSADALIS.-W. II. Bickers, re-
siding in Gordonsvillc, Va, writes:
~ Herewith give the facts In the case OF my wife,
cure! BIZ your ROSADALIS. About four years ago
there appeared on her ears red. swollen places or
sores. attended with itching andburning; for awhile
It remained much the same, then rapidly grew
worse; appearing successfully on her hand, face,
shoulders aud arms IL the form Of scaly bloches or
sores, and completely rcapacitating her for any
drty. Al this time her head was so completely CO.
vc1ed with scab that il was Impossible for her TO
dross her hair with the coarsest comb. On January
7th procured one bottle Of ROSADALIS ofMessrs.
Craven & Co., and being convinced the of 1t was
beneficial persisted In Its until she had taken
seven bottles, Nhcn she pronounced herself cured.
Size is now perfectly free from disease
NH l5-eod2w
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@ TABLE-CLOTHS, from two to five
yards long, In all qualities;
PINK, GREEN, BUFF, and TURKEY-nED IA
BLE-COVERS, all sizes;
BUFF, DRAB, PINK, GREEN. TCRNET-pED.
BROWN, and BLEACHED NAPKINS:
TABLE-DAMASK Of every description q: great
bargains;
TOWELS from sI.e5 to g. per dozen:
Extra wide HUCKABACK TOWELL1NG at eir.
worth sje. per yard at
e.. LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our BLACK and COLORED SIkf.
NH Il
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] srEs1AI No1Tf.zs.

~->~sSse-sSs-A>u--
~ GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
GRAY STRIPED SILKS at sLB per yard worth
$3.50;
JAPANESE SILKS at 80, %, ana TIC. per YARD.
PUPLISs, EMPRESS CLOTHS, and ALpAcAs
in spring shades;
JAPANESE SILK ROBES;
PERCALESfn Stripes, Figures, and Plain CoIorS.
PARAsOLs and SUE-UMBRELLAs, tho ls.es,
styles, in great variety;
KID GLOVES In all styles and qualities:
WHlTEGOODS Of every description at srsz. sss.
gains;
WHITE and coLoRED p1QCEs very cheap;
HAMBURG EDGISGS and INsERTISGs:
Genuine FRENCH NEEDEE-wORR EDGIsGs
and INsERTISGs;
LACE COLLARS, CUFFS, and SLEEVES:
Handsome LACE and NOTTINGHAM TIDES.
RICH LACE and NoTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACEs from aoc, n
sl.25per yard; -.
CORNiCEs, BANDS, and CURTAIN LOOPS:
WISDOW-SHADES.i III great variety, from 81 To A.
per pair. including fixtures;
WHITE MATING ut 25c. per yard and upwards.
RED-CHECk MATING at soc. per yard and M
wards;
VELVET and TAPESTRY RUGS:
MARSEILLEs TOILET COVERS and MATS:
OlL.CLOTH aud OiL-CLOTH RUGS
TABLE OiL-CLOTH Of every description:
COTTON and LINEN DIAPER:
PILLOW-CASE LACES, CROCuET-ruGrs,
INSERTrNGS;
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES:
SUMNER UNDERGRADUATES Of all .kInd., >,
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main stree,
Richmond. Va.
TooL sf nur stock of BLACK and cor oprr
SILKS. mIl2
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nrBATCuELOR's HAIR DYE

III 3 ATCH E LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the worl"
Tic only true and perfect dye. HARMLESS, reliable,
and instantaneous; 10 disappointment; no r!hcu-
louS tints or unpleasant 0dor. Remedies the III
effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
ilately sEperh black or natural brown. and leaves
The hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
sigucu W. \. BATCHELOR. sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BATCHELOH,
&c 3O-eod Proprietor, New York.
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NJ THE VIRGINIA NATURAL

~ l1iL Y Il U ~ ~ ~ Il i ~ IL d -
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
sold by US, and extensively used III this city and
elsewhere for the past seven years. and which has
givSp such general satisfaction wherever used diff
fer$ from all otier luJrctiag oils sold in this
Ret. 1t Is
4 PURE, NATURAL LCBRICATING OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADMIxTURE WHATEVER,
free from all grit and gum and. under tho same
circumstances as the hest sperm or lard oil, viii not
heat, wear cut the boxes or bearings. Experience
has proven beyond doubt that thists one of the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRICATING OILS
Lcforc tic public.
Observe that our brand Is on each barrel.
We ere the sole agents here for the Virginia Ma
tural Petroleum Lubricating on, every barrel 81
which sold by US bearing our brand thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATING OIL.
PURCELL. LADD & CO., AGENTS,
HICnIoND, VA"
Oderrs addressed 10 US will receive prompt atten-
ton. and be shipped IN good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LhDD & co Druggists,
NH s-3Ia Richmond, Va.
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Rev. DR.. Hoges was Ia Savannah on last
Saturday, and was TO preach In the Inde-
pendent Prashy terrain church on Inst Sunday.
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SEND FOR IT!
The publishers Of tho

u -NN1IDC4Lu IVla.T I NE.so
feel assured that large number OF the Intelligent
renders OF the Richmond Dis1,dtch would be much
interested and pleased with the great variety of ed-
torals and original articles regularly appearing In
this National Republican journal, now In its So
vsnth volume: 1t Is Quilted and published by ma
tive Virginia Republicans, aud printed In the best
style.
OtEcal paper Of the United States courts for vir-
futa. - !. u. ..,f.,ssEs ss saag. Fl
ssmi-weekly edition. .,...........S 50 per year.
WeeRly edition. =. =. per year.
sample copies, three cents, postpaid. I'd
Address j. i. WisiCfTr a Co,
! nh l6sdasawtss Lynshburg, Va,
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ny-TO PHYSICIANS.-Your attention
IS invited to the
"OLEATE OF MERCURY AND MORPH1A,"
so highly recommended by Professor JOHN MAR
SHALL OF Lolton rs an application for persistent
indurations Of the joints, &c.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
NH l7-5t Si3 adil sueet-
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NE LEATHER BELTS OF oil kinds;
SOAPS and pERFU3iERY Of superior qualify at
much below regular prices:
BELT. TRIMMING, and SASH RIBBSSs:
BLACK aud COLORED VELVET k1BEUNs:
COMBS and BRUSHES. HASD-MIRRORs;
RUBBER, SILK, PEARL, AGATE, METALrand
HORN BUTTONS;
CORTICELLI WING, BELONGS, and
CLARK'S sEWING-SILK, on spools;
sKEINS and small SPOOLs OF SiLKat:c
CLARK,saud COATS'S SPo0L-COTT0N a. 70c.
per dozen; ..-H.
sEwISGMACHISE NEEDLES at Soc. for
piper Of ten;
MACHINE OIL, the best manufactured, a. l5c. per
bottle;
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS IN tn.
latest styles;
LADIES, GARMENTS OF every description ct
great bargains at LEVY BROTHERS..
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Look at our BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
NH IL
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NJ BLACK ALPACAS in all qualities,
BOliBAZINES. TAMlSE,
., AUSTRALIAN CREPE.
BLACK EMPRESS CLOTH,
ALL-WOOL POPLlSS.
CREPE and LOVE Wells, all sizes;
CREPE COLLARS.
CREPE COLLARS and CUFFS to match,
IIEMSTITCuED MOURNING uASDHER
CHIEFS,
BLACK RIBBON, all widths:
BLACK MERINO STIAWLs IN all qualities:
BLACK SILK, KID, THREAD, and CASHMERE
GLOVES:
BLACK PINS, and oil other articles necessary for
mourning, ut
NH - LEVY BROTHERS,
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4 DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL 81
N ING, No. 7GS, with basement, two stories. G.::l
and attic. containing ten tlO) rooms, Kitchen Stable.
&c aud lot 80 by $50 feet. with alley III the
on the north side of Grace street, between ScTcnth
and Eighth for sale. Apply TO
RICHARDSON & Co,
NH Lift 11l3 Min street.
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+ ANDS.-I have for sale large number
IL of frst-cass ESTATES, with splendid i'm
provrmcnts, and large and small FARMS In almost
every section of the State Many Of The large es-
tates ure Gesirably situated OIL james river, and
many Of the farms lie near the city. -
GEORGE ". DREWRT,
NH lin, I01i Min Htrrnt.
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INLAY STREET ABOVE BROOK
~ AVENUE, LOT 80 by 1870 feet.
Baker street corner OF ST. Stephen, LOT 80 by 100
feet.
Baker street corner Of st. Stephen, LOT 80 BY lGo
feet. o-, oo,
ST. STEPHEN street near Baker, LOT q by 100!
feet. o,, So,
feet. ,,,r,, pr.rr
U6I1SFS I'm good order and centrally located FOR
SALE Easy terms. BATES & WARREN,
NH l3-Th SSTuat Eleventh and Bank streets.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL
w DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN MAN
CHESTET at reasonable prices; also, BUILDING
LOTS In all parts Of the town At from 50 to SIS per
foot. Apply 10 nrc
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
Office opposite court-house. Hull street,
nh IL Manchester. VI.
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AN ATTRACTIVE RRICK RESI- So
IN DESCE, No. 2O3, with basement anu two I'll
stories above, containing six rooms, conveniently
arranged and lot - by I2S feet, the south side of
Eroad street bet wccn Jefferson and Madison streets,
for sale Apnlyto RICHARDSON & Co,
NH l4-At lib Main street.
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A FARM OF ONE. HUNDRED AND
n TH!RfEkS ACHES, three-four:hs cleared
and the balance In wood, with comfort ,bc frame
dwelling aud the usual out-houses. small orchard
later, &c, in ueurco county, eight miles from
Hchmo I'D AMI one mile from the head OF the Brook
turnpike, for sale. Terms liberal. Apply to
RICHARDSON & CO.,
NH Xiv 1l13 Nau street.
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A NEAT FRAME DWELLING with c.
n four rooms, and lot 10 by li3 feet, on the Iii
south side OF Marshall street tlba PARK, Ior
sale. ApplYto RlCHARllSON CO.,
NH Hi lib Main street.
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NH l7-3tM, Tu, 18th
TOR SALE PRIVATELY.

4 NEW BRICK DWELLING, six rooms, ana
kitchen with two rooS. on Canal street netr Second
Price, s2,ap0. <r--.
+ BRICK DWELLING on Fourth street near Clay,
Ave no )ms: nice repair throughout. Price, $4,000.
FRAME HOUSE, five rooms, on Canal street near
FIRST. $500.
BRICK HOUSE, three rooms, Canal street near
First $1,000.
NEW BRICK DWELLING, six rooms. west Main
street: all the modern improvements. $3.50.
NEW BRICK DWELLING, four rooms, "es'
Clay near Brook avenue. S2,2nr. ~
AnnIy TO HILL 6 GODD!N.
NH I3-pol3t HOS Main street.
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We are indebted to Mr.. J. T. ELlYsoS for
the following new books, which are for sale
at his book and rcriodical establishment:
Lwics. b. PEARL RIVERS. Philadelphia
+ e, Co
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nor SALE OR LEASE.-I have for sale
J. or lease large WATER-POWER. BUILD
INGS,- MILL, &C., near the Petersburg depot, Il
VACANT LOT on Dock and Nineteenth street, and
q fine LOT on book street adjoining III; ship-!ocks
Also, several small DWELL1SG-H0 dcsira-
bly located. FRANKLIN STEARSS,
iuh le-st 1913 Main street.
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Senate bill to am end section Of an act to
provide for IL general registration of voters.
approved April II, 1870; Senate bill to
amend section /, chapter Sc, Code OF 1860,
in relation to the establishment Of hospitals by
counties and cities of the State; Senate joint
resolution providing for the selection OF
site for Il State reform school and the erec-
ton of suitable buildings thereon.
On motion OF Mr. WALKER, House adj
iourned at ii Z. NJ.
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Prnisewor,hy Act ofn Colored Man.

The Summit Times has this: while 80
many accidents have been laid to the col
ored people hv obstructing tie railroad
track. 1t gives rs pleasure to note the cool
ness aud pr"mptHess that col0red man dis
played on Saturday, the fifth instant About
one mile south of Summit, where the en-
hankment is very high. and within a few feet
Of a bridge twenty-five feet above water. a
piece of rail about twenty inches long breke
ont, leaving gan of that distance in
the east side OF the track \ colored
man, Jacob Hampton. formerly a servant
of General Wade Hampton, Ct South Caro-
lima, was walking from Summit to AIcComh
City, when he discovered the break; lie at
once made a flag of his handkerchief and
fastened it upon stick, stuck it up in the
middle of the track and ran to the agent AT
tits place. BY telegraphing TO the train.
information was given that prevenstd the
express train No. 3 from running into il.
saving no dOTb: the loss Of msrnv lives and
thousands of dollars 70 the comranv.
Crlnnel Frost was on train No 3, and had
tie train gone into it we might have lost
nrc Of the best railroad managers IN the
United States.
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new 40; levee sizes 20, levee eights 80 Alabama
Fights 60 hves - Georgia sixes II, seveus 62;
North Carnlinas %, rs, special tax IA: South
Carolinas 25; new, 10; Apr! aid October, -
Coffee strong sugar in fair demand, Muiasses
dull New Orleans 91c; freigits qIiitt.
ClHCINNATI, april 20 Cotton qpfet; II ddlng
le5sc. Flour fin; 81 5aG7 IS. Wheat rIm ana
unchanged Corn in fair demand; uric+s aG-
vaLced 10 A G45". Oats firm; AGA i6c. PrOvis-
IONS opened quiet, closed FINER P"rk qiet
and nominal at deI8 20 L=Td quiet; held: steam
So C. kettle SIC. Bulk meats opened quiet closed
more active and fTIneT; shoulders saits 1r. Gear
III held al &C, sales OF Clear IA Bacon steady
and firm; "a Of shoulders at &c, cler nit held Il
&C. clean lO.s". Whisky steady at Stc.
ST. Louis, April 23.-C"ttOn dull low niGOilhS
Ia Hl5'sc midd ing l80 5lc. Flour qutt;e ~"
vi ter + JGJ =: Guuble extra 4jhHu!O. Nnt"s III
active demand: prices advanced No. Z fuff SIT
Chicago + a; 90 soft i -; Eo. 3 tai o. q q;
No. 2 red winter / 90 bid, Corn III fan a. IrahH'
mar ket firu: No mixed Pc on tack: - - -
in evatcT. OATS firm; 10 ~ H5}t oH tracF :
sack d a6". Whisky firm at 6ac sDHS'a ~ itIG
TjghCr Pork quiet. Dry salt meets 'i'ti "a k'"t
Shoulders &C. Bacon opeHed slow l"sliS 6rno'
and higher: E ear RIB and clear AUsi az ia o. &C.
card LUuIi al -,
3OBsis@ wa, G40fe.
g-vEHrcoI April %, Eve ming Odt % o d 90 20
80 !o,sI- cOu.noI 85 3D.; fine lGs.
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By D. z. Morphy.

SUCCESSION OF JEAN LOUSTAUNEAU.
DY ID. e. N0RPHY-A f. MORPHY, AUC-
~ liOneeI.-N i'll be sold on TUESDAY April 20
1873. at 70 A. NJ, il TIE establishment known as
tie CrYsta. Palace >alocn, situated at the corner
OF 81. harts and POl dTas streets, per order
No. 3t,2G1 OF the Hon. L. Tssot, Judge Of the
SecoI District Court for I he parish of OrleaI g
aud with the consent Bernard Larras, former
partner OF the d, ceased, can Loustauneau-
]. The PRIVILEGE TO THE UNEXPIRED LEASE
CT the above named establishment, which expires
Oh the thirty fl It of October, 1873
ALL TIE MOVABLE EFEECTS consisting of
Bar-Toom Furniture ard Fixtures, Mirrors etc,
Wines and Liquors, Glass "are and CroclJery ware,
FIxtEhes, e-c, OF Cigar Stand, Cigars, House hold
Furniture, Bedding, etc.
Tie inventory can De seen at the auct ioneers'
Office
TeIme-Cash apl9 d 30
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E6cOIG D-ELilCt court IOI tIS fdIISD q OltdDb-
No. Sc III.
DY :. GUINATLT, AUCTIONEFR-0FFICE
~ corner of Exchange ailev and Henvllle street
SATURDAY MAY 81 1878, viii be sold al twelve ciock
M lat the Merchants and Auctl0netrs' Exchange,
ROYAL street, between Canal and CUStOmlhust
streets, by virtue OF order from the homo, aab.e
the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans dated twenty sixth OF March, 1873, the fol
!. EIGHT LOTS or GROUND situated in the
Third district Of this city, the square Ceslcna
led nv NJ. 9, bound 10y Castig,iOne Clay, Roeiere
follows, 20 VII: Lot No. H. 80 feet on Cay street
by $50 ttt dee; Let No. y. 81 feet II inch' front
Clay street, by 100 feet deer; lot No -, - feet
front Clay street, by $50 feet deep; lots Nos H.
Il; I6 II and Il, each 80 feet ont Castigliore
street by 10 feet deep, al between parallel lnet
lot No. il forming the rner Of Castg lOLe aud Clay
streets and lots - IS l6 and Il with the Blu ldings
thereon, TO he sold III book; the Improvements
consisting OF a frame house Of two rooms, back
gallery and two cabinets, double kitchen, large
stable. shed. two clsttr : ana p ivy.
z. biGHr CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the same district ard square designated rs lots
each 80 feet front glioLe street by
10 feet deep; lot No q forming She corner Ct Cas-
tglCne and ROsitlc streets: and lots Nos "a and
70 measure each % feet 'front.' ROsere street and
Rositre street, ny q depth to each OF Sid thlee
lots q l5r feet.
Telms-Ore third cash, ard the balance at
credit OF oie ana two wears for notes of the pur-
chasels bearing eight per cent interest from date
OF public s&r. secured 10y mortgage on tue prop
~rtT sOT; he act 10 contain five per centsiawytIs
fees in Of suit, to recover payment of the
notes: the buildings ts be kept insured and policy
Transferred 20 he t.tIiS until payment Of the
lutts, Th& taxes I1e sad properties Tor The
1871. 1872 aud 1873 be assumed ~ the par
chasc4s above aud beside tne price o4 50 SSo etioS
- eel as the dlaiSage SssessUSGS
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