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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-13
First Class NOtice-.A good Place 10
'.. -. Invest.

From the { incinnau Commercial.
A new Methodist Church is want ed
in Weston, West Virginia. We arrive
at q acknowledge of the fact from print,
ed circular, signed by the pastor and q
committee, in which an appeal is made
to the Bretheren, Sisteren and Friends
Of the Church, and the modest request
is made to enclose one dollar in the en-.
velope postage paid) to the pastor,
Rev. j. T. Mccartney. Az We count
ourselves among the brethren, we have
duly forwarded our dollar, and propose
to aid in circulating the appeal. Wes-
ton is, we are informed, eighty-fve
miles from Parkersburg. which is for.
innate for Weston, and the West Fork
river runs through it. The State Asy-
lum for the Insane 10 located there,
which is an additional reason for build
ing q new church. The Methodists OF
Weston are not exactly without a
church. They have one but it leaks
badly. at is impossible to
worship in it when it is
damp" says the circular. And then it
threatens to fall down on the heads Of
the worshipers, which is still another
reason for building one that will not fall
down. Repair is impossible-build
we must" says the pastor. So why
multiply words about it? II it must
be done, it must The pastor is right.
But the lover of sound theology and
safe churches are not asked to give
their dollars without any equivalent.
will you not loan one dollar, and take
God for security asks the pastor.
III you use it," he adds, "or leave it
behind at death, it is lost, or at least
gone; but if you will put it into the Joint
Stock Company OF Heaven. where God
is President, Christ the Director, and
the Holy Spirit Clerk, while Heaven
stands it will be good. and in Eternity
it will be good; and while the coupons
of Gods glory are dispensed, you will
be sharer. Oh, yesl 1t behooves US
to get as much of this world into
Heaven as we can before we co. and
before the fire +
Send in your dollar. What better in-
vestment could be made. Don't do, as
one irreverept person has done, object
to taking stock because "the company
is not incorporated in his State" Il
the pastor is sure that the coupons will
not be cut off before they reach the
party investing, it is fair to say that no
better stock is in the market. Then
there is the weightier reason that the
more OF this world we manage to trans>
fer to the 9th er side of Jordan before
the great conflagration the less fuel will
remain for the fire. fla dollar saved is
dollar earned, according to the old
law, it would be we'll to put as many OF
them into the Weston meeting house
as possible. As we take it, it is to bea
perfect salamander, warranted against
the flames, or it may be the pastor, who
has such intimate knowledge OF the Or
gsnization OF the Heavenly Joint Stock
Company, has made arrangements 10
have it translated to the New Jerusa-
lem whenever the fire breaks out.
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The Japa nese Honse Mt Vienna,

South Of the Egyptian palace the
Japanese have secured small plot OIL
ground, which they have been busily
transforming for some time past into a
Japanese garden and summer house,
with bazaar for the sale Of silk and
lackered ware at one end Oft The
work is not yet complete. ~
- The bamboo fence Enclosed and q few
steps took US from Vienna into the
yery outskirts OF Yeddc. Workmen, IN
the familiar blue cotton garments. with
coat of.arms on the back,were laying
gravel in the walks, or putting the last
touches to summer house and shrine
of the most exquisite wood carving
They gripned and bobbed their heads al
the sound OF the sslutation Of Nippon
GO-hy-lo" and did not fail when We
left to say "Syonara" "a
There is no carpenter work on the
exhibition grounds at all comparable tt
the Japsneee. 1t 10 the perfection Of
exsctness, elegance, and finish. The two
structures are email. but so fittingly SCI
in little artificial mounds, with roct
work ioterspersed, . pool with q tiny
bridge, old stone pillars. pedestais to-
lamps. and here and there q bronze
cane or dragon. that the picture is com
plete. All the plants and trees an
japanese; some Of the more tender va
riches have suffered during the las
fortnight OF cold rains and storms, ent
the inclosiug hedge which was INTENDED
to complete the illusion BY shuttins on
all neighboring sights, il thin ans
shrivslled; but this will none the les
be Q charming spot during the summer
The bazaars with their paper screams a.
matted floors, are finished, but not Ie
stocked. All the materials, even to tn
stones in the garden and Abambo'
needles used in shirgains. were brosgh
from Japan.-Berard Taylor.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June ]

SHlUAtO, uuue L.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Moderately active; prices
weak and fell HOPE sold at 81 222@
7 23S cash; 22@l 23i seller June;
/ 2O@1 2l3 seller July; closing l 22s
seller June; l 2O5 seller July.
CORN-Less active and GOT lower;
No. Eat 35i@344c cash; 36t@34c fresh
receipts closing at Site seller July;
4Osc seller August; 32}@32!c in store;
No. 9 canal afost BIC.
OATS-Quiet and declined 4c; No. :
at 27a@2S cash; closing 274c seller
June; 29c seller July:
RYE-Steady and moderately active
at CLIO for No. 2.
BARLEY-Neglected and dull.
PROVISIONS-Are without change.
Mess pork $40 90 seller July.
LARD-S4c seller July.
HOGS-Steady; 4 $500 90 common
to choice.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June II.
FLOUR-In good demand and
steady.
WHEAT-quiet and steady; choice
amber l S7@l 80.
CORN-Southern white dull at 6S
do yellow 60; mixed western Go.
OATS-In fair demand but lower
southern 47@50c; western mixed 45@
46; do white 48@49
RYE-Dull at 10000.
PROFESSIONALISM and nominal.
Mess pork SIT 25@l7 so. Bulk meats
shoulders Ct; rib sides St; clear rit
sides S3@S. Bacon-shoulders st
rib sides Oh; clear rib sides l0@lOt
sugar cured hams l5@l6.
LARD-Very dull at 5000.
BUTTER-Wes tern steady at 2O@
22c.
WHISKY-Steady at 93bc.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June II.
FLOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-DulI and a shade lower
No. 8 white Wabash l Ga; extrs
white Michigan at ! so amber Mich.
igan on spot l ssh; seller July l 81
No. red l ssh; No. 2 do on spot ! 81
seller June l ssh; amber Illinois 6t
CORN-Du'l low mixed 43c; high
mizod, seller July, As, August As; white
All; no grade 81.
OATS-Unchanged.
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Cincinnati Market.

... CINCINNATI, June II.
COTTON-Is steady at lS3 for mid
dllugs. "
FLOUR-Dull at 81 25@7 50 for
family.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged.
CORN-Quiet at 44@4S.
OATS-Quiet.
PROVISIONS-Dull, Pork is quot
ed at $l6 SO. Bulk meats-quiet
shoulders 81 ribbed sides 81; clear rib
bed sides 81; clear sides 81.
LARD-Unchanged.
TOBACCO-Firm and at good
prices.
WHISKY-Active at SOC.
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Buchu.

The curative proprieties Of this shrub
in cases Of dropsy, gravel, kidney dis
eases, and obscure disorders, are now
we'll known to physicians. DR.. Helm
bold originally populsrised this medi'
cine, and no other chemist has been able
TO extract its virtues With equal skill:
Helmbold's Buchu ia still the standard
and genuine Extract. Patients and
physicisns prefer it. The genuine bears
II. T. Helmbold's signature. All
apothecaries sell it. - G.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT OR LEASE,

NOR OR 6 YEARS, A GOOD BUSi-
ness stand. ON Main atreet, near the b.
= q. railroad depot. As am about 10 re.
y 100 N INV new shop, few doors above
nv present stand, I offer 1t for rent or lease
for a term OF years at a reasonable rent.
Tarties wishing good location, central 70
hns ness. would do well to call and see the
,rsmises. Possession given June LIST.
BF. CALDWELL.
uurrrISe. w Va, May IL. 1873.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

GUNNER Law LECTURES (NIHE
- Weekly begin 18th July, 1873 end 18th
Septamber. Have proved Of signal use,
Lat, to students proposing to pursue their
studies at ,his or other LRw School; % 70
young practitioners who ha We not had the
ADVANTAGE OF systematic instruction. For
circular appiy (P. O. University OF VeD to
JOaEH Amor, Prof. Com. and stat. Law
apl5e3A.3 - !. g III ~ p 80
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'T1s1ftAa3 IS OF 1sss1dA pB
u lk4stNX ylsinfS e, q s ~.

EHIas1s, H iibei has BEEN Med hur the
District Of West Virginia, on the 5th day
of May lsD, by tins IPeebody- lnsuI1nce
Compcny, 1t6s ffsnklin insurance Com.
pany and the Etna Fire and Marine Insu.
rance Company, each and severaliy o0po.
raffons under and by virtue Of the laws OF
the state Of West Xirginias against the
steaner d. W. sKllLIHGEts her englnes'
mdkle, outfit appsrel and furniture. NOW,
therefore, in pursuance ofthe Monitor I'M;
der the seal ofthe said Court TO medihecteo
snd delivered, I do hereby give public no
tice 10 ali persons claiming the sid
steamer, her engines, tackle, outnt apparei
and furniture, or In any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before the
said District Court to be hsld at the St1y o.
WheeIinR, In and for tina District OF West
Viroinia' On the 9th day of May, lS73. ct IL
O'Clock In the forenoon Of the sams Day, Il
the same shall be day ofjurisdicno oin-
erwise ON the naxt day Of nrisdlctio there.
after, then and there to tntsrposs their
claims and to make their allegati9ns on
that behalf HEDGMAH SLACK, 49,.
U.a MARsHAI4 Dis Of Wet va.
las. q. WHEAT, Proctor. ?. ~ tfa .sj.-yg,
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THE NEW ELASTIC TRUss.

AN IMPORTANT INVENTION. 1T RE.
Atains the Rupture at all times, and under
the hardest exercises or severest strain. IT
is worn with comfort, and II kept on night
and day, effects q permanent cure In few
weeks. Sold cheap and sent by Mail when
requested, Circular free when ordered by
etter sent to the Elastic Trus, o., No: 6S3
broadway, N. Y. City. Nobody uses Metal
spring Trusses, too painful, they slip on too
frequently. mays'c
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For Rent.

nHAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE iN
lii. K. LISTS new Block, lately occupied
nv me. Possession given Immediately.
1 otter very cheap several nearly new car
pets on the floor. , p.pua
marlS-h 0EO. ID. fAhhS
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THE PARLOR COMPANION.

THE PARLOR COMPANION.
LIVERY LADY WANTS ONE. 3..
fIEvery man ought to have one.
Sent on receipt often cents Address ". \.
HYDE& CO., l95 Seventh Avenue, N. \.
BON.TON FILTRATION SIGNALS
GENT ON RECEteT OF Is CENTS.
SUniQue Printing and Publishing House,
SO Vesey street, New York. maybe
TIME BECKWITH go PORTABLE FAM
lily Sewing Machine, on 30 days Trial;
many advantages over all. SATISFACTION
guranteed, or 80 refunded. Sent complete,
with full directions. Becky with Sewing Ma-
chine Company. S62 broadway, N. Y.
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{" a q FL 8

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING 10
tWork. Any person old or young, OF
either sex, can make from $40 to So0 per
week, at home or in connection with olher
Snsiness. Wanted by all. Suitable to either
cStv or Country, and any season OF the year.
This il a rare opportunity for those who are
ont OF work, and ont OF money, TO MAKE
an indenendent living. No capital being
required. our pamphlet aHOW 10 MAKE asI,
A LIVING" giving full instrncti10n4s5: E sSM!
eco, Morrisania. Westchester Co, N. Z.
AGENTS everywhere to sell our new and
WANTED novel Introducing Machlne.
send Tor illustrated Circular to the Mckee
Manufacturing Company, 300 Broadway,
New York. mayo-C
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-13

N, r. 6uEAe and Aloiasses.
nOA HDI2 CHOICN A0LAsSkS- 8
NDV q hh.ia. prime sugar.
LIST. DASEKiURr q PARRs.
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And all kinds OF Musical Instruments
and merchandise, to which they invite the
attention OF those desiring to purchace.
The efficient and gentlemanly salesman,
Mrs. Hamilton, who has had cnarge OF tns
Wheeling department for Mr.. Harding, will
continue with the new firm, and will take
pleasure In waiting on his friends who IA
yor him with call.
Pianos and Organs sold and leased on the
most liberal terms. For particulars apply 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
Bs.s.LS!tED BY AC.nCh!yT.
No. ] T.
IN ACT

e. ~ AL
80 spg,iPt.ss proceedings "a eontesa'ion-
s".wsoA i~rsons Sia4mius satae..I
ethcaS
sEcgroxq. Be It enacted ~ ths sesa..
sgt House Is Representatives Of the State
al louisiana in General Assembly con
seaeG. Chat in any ease III which a person
BRAY have been appointed 60 the office Of
.adgs oi auS court in this State and shall
nave been confirmed Ny The Senate and
commissioned thereto, or shall have been
elesteds and in pursuance of such election
shall Aav6 been commissioned, such com
niissioR shall be 9rima facie proof OF the
night ID sdch persons TO snmedlateiy hold
sud exercise such Office
SEE q BE it further enacted, etc. That
" any person being an incumbent OF such
etiics shall Fc.use to vacate tho same, and
Hlrn fhe same ever TO the person so com
MissiOneds such person SO commits
pioned. shah have the right 20 proceed
BY file before abe court of competent
lutfsGSotion to have himself declared to be
entitled to such stiices and ~ bs indicted
therein. Such sule shall DC taken contra
aicto.ilv With sgr,h McunAhent. and shall
20 made yetIrnable withiR twenty Goug
hours. and shall be piea immediately with
ont jury. aAd bE preference over all matter
az causes depending III such eOurS 81 that
gsap BE- laought in such court, and abe
Iay al rensitiun.
sec q Re 1t further enacted, etc. That
-a.hes party to sac6 rule may cake an APP
zeal irors III. Judgment thereon. but such
..Ppeai shall be applied for within enc iegai
s.s from r'e geudition of the Judgment ON
Ru.R euis and shaT Be made 81
avnable D. che supreme Court
~.,hia eve days. The appe& shall
he taken sp o. f'e SupRms C1ur. by
preference ever alb other s.seSs immts
GisUlS on ths appl.aticS of either party.
~: Die ilagmous thereon shall Become
a.' after The 0NpTat.s.I Q. eRe iCsal dag.
eaathoT 'uCsy or nov.
SE.. O. BE Y hrrt!icr enacted. .ts.. THAT
81 laws or parts ~ laws So,tis'iug with
.i.- aN shaA 10 and are hereby repealed.
% Ear RS they eOuhic. with .Lis 80. and
:sissct siaH slkS eflecs sgom and 'sat"r its
t>igneds CHARLES W LOWELL.
Speaker OF the House of Repress .tstl.es.
.SignsdB C. c. ANTOINE
i',a.enan: a;ovsglor and g9.s.aca' az III"
Senate.
Sp;sov.G Jansa.y ~. 1873.
4,sicnad! WILLIAM y K'i.LcG".
&o~ernas Oh TIE safe % i.oU!,!.n"
y H'ic copy:
&c Usssetnfv soceeta'" o. Stare
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- 3. HuInaIIt.

by - EIiSlt!T. a''yIOHEE9.-C''lcs
NJ corner i Eschsu9c alley ana fbetsE. Ie bsrtst
On SATURDAY, February 10, 1919. aJ twelve
o'clock NJ, will % sold at pui..c auction. ~ 'hc
Merchants ana Au.Llone.rs' Exchange S1ys
strcst, between Canal and tus'OmhOus. streets,
b. SIrtHe e. sJrsts from che honorable ~.
second District court fGg the parish o: Orleans
dated January y. i&s3-
A CERTAIN Lrs .l.' GROUND with the build
ings and improvement. thereon, situated n, she
Second District of 'lI4 city, in square No. 2B,
bounded b, Canal, Sust0mhOuss, hardis ard I'll
leTe streets, and composed O. :h. following, bots
o. parcels, 20 wiz:
A lot or parcel OF ground, DESIGNATED by shs
tChille 'hi@p.ils, late notary public, 1he see
nd of December, 1855, and measuring - feet y
inches lines front Maras > sect % - f.el in
depth, between parable! lines.
:. : lot parcel OF grOun: aH.Dini. th~ rnoT o.
The above described lot Ne. !, b. ginning ~ Abe
point where said rear line intersrCts she uup"s
lmc OF said lot No. s. at distance Of q te-' r.u
III. line al haras street and running iis the diE-'
ton OF CustOmAcusc street Sc tscf ucheA Incs
in front a line parallel to slif Trsis stree. by
- fee' in depth between parallel lines, ehe upper
line thereof being VTotOug.fi ot the GppoS lin.
of saf lot No. ). aud composed OF She reSr POI
tiOns of lots Nos and TO- per said sketch.
The buildings and i'm -TOvemeuts erected on d..
above two lots % ground consist o. st~o-s'Ory
AID attic brick and frame house, No. 10, having
NaTlOs and sInuTrOGm communicating ss y sid
lug door and landing on the gypuui door, t~.
IoOms ,sndine tho upper story ana large
room landing iS the attsc; % twtstorY $sine
Kitchen, slat.. soDfei containing I'VE Sons, Ea4
introduced in the house, sstsgu, dhydrant, paved
Word between ,gVse and kitchen, garden nj sfI'
tgces bath o. .-., s.a q, srs. e. Son o. go r..
change.
Act .f sale l.efo.e q =. Gurss.- sSsary 4a'.s, a.
-he Expense % perch s,"9 including ne '.y-s OF
1872. PAYABLE ~ i6I3 lal3 - 3"fr9 70
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syCCE.slOs o. .sMGS SE0S.
sec...s .,is,..cs Corr. for the varI.h " osss1a.
No. s., .i8o
nYYav sn,lNGEN 4 r.RrrN,EB-

DS VAN SOflNGEN & VARTENTER-
ID Il. Nj. VAN SOLINGtN, 3uc.:oneer.-Qth No.
81 sjsrOLa eet stTee..-SATU RpAY, February Z,
1873 al tweve CLOCK NJ at the Merchants and Auc.
tiOnrcrs' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and s}ustomhOuse streets. viii be sold by public
auction, by virtue OF order from the Hon. A. l..
YissoJ Judge of the Second Dis lie. Court tor the
parish ~ Orleans, dated December TO- 1872, docket
No. b sI8, the following described property tor
account OF she sIcc. ssOB a. James Mrdd, to wit
|. THEE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
vi. all Che Improvements thereon, situated il lle
Fourth District ~ this city, aud IN .he square
pri ed within Thi.i Pour. h. Hturel and Aunuuci.
ton streets. designated hS the Nos t. IL aud H.
% % oil drawn Gy !. J. ROts&as, August II,
1856 aud deposited for reference the 1tiCa 81 II.
.. CsBas, lat" - L.tarv public ia This .lTv sand
luts adj h Ctht., and sLGasUi. saCt ?. f.ej 9
inches front or Third street ~ % depth Of w
: -. bet tween parallel lines.
sE.;.IS Potion 'F e.RDUSE. situated
in the same district ana quar., and adj .lHg said
three lois IN III Is&r measuring - feet front on
eruuL"a.OI s.r.Ct. BY 700 Zee. ne hes IN depth,
be tween garsel lines. sold lot portion OF ground
" ing th. one. Ilt q. .h lot d"s gu.trd 10 the No
H. Plan drawn by l. T.. Pile, surveyor. dated
Nav 8, 1877. Tho improvements consist Of an aC-
CANT ':.s.d cottage containing siA .&rge rooms Ia
main building and ii * sOuLls III = 4 binding
sa.mb-tae-tAsId cash, fu's balance b. auroNgs
s's' no.,e a. al sy.c wears, bearing p.nial
mortgage ana vendor lri.leg. o. .he property
SOLD, and j@ht per cent pes aluum interest .E.ui
date until yaia. Mortgage t" .HIUIs.ce5 snr clause
-! five cen. attorney 5 i.g. ia cas-. ut SUIT f."
recover a1rI.eu' ~ - s.f.. property to 10 espt
I.sUie. AM. prii.v ira gstesrsG 10 vendor.
Acts Ell sale tvsJGe - .lc.. ION . Ss, .'sIy
puhI.., - 10 - ..ls % shs purchases.
ia' u e.
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Marie Cazeau rs. J. JuRhrey; Wife Sepnr.
atsd frnaI G.s Hus bhHa .oseuk E0..dO. aLiai

Marie Cazeau IS. j. JuRhrey; wife Separ-
ated from Hes Aus band, Joseph Ho2ados alias
RouEel.
cHFVEETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
3 c. Orleans No 10 o42-By virtue Of writ OF seiz
ure and sale 10 NE directed by the honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN
the above entitled cause, will proceed 30 sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctlcneer5'
Exchange, Roy al street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse srrpets, II the Second District of this
city. on TUESDAY. January q. 1873, at twelve
O'Clock H., the following described property.
t. WITT
A CERTAIN lot OF GROUND. together with
all the building and improvements thereon, rights,
way. and privileges thereunto belonging or IL any
way app,rtaIning situated, lying and being in he
faubOurg ST. Mary. FRS District of tins cityn the
square bounded by Gravier, At. John, PerdidO and
Circus streets SAID portion OF ground cOmnenc'
ing at one hundred and six feet three inches.
English measure, from the corner of ~. John
street, and measures thirty eight feet SIX inches.
hundred and twenty-,ix feet two inches and two
eighths deep, between papallel lines. Berg the
same property acquired by defendant herein oy
purchase from Fergus GdTdere, per act be ore r.
q. GOtsChalk late notary public III tins city dated
twentieth of April 1861, and attributed /. the dee
PENDANT herein b, IN. Judgment of separation from
bed and board and in property, between her and
her said Island. rendered by the Third District
Court Of Orleans, the twenty-siYth Ot Sosenbor.
and signed he second az December. 1867. no. 1s.91
of the dOcBe' OF .aid-cuuT:.
Seized the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
". ? HARPER,
ie2i iat Il Sheriff Of tbe Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Secocd District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No, 81 .Ti3.
DY G. z. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
- eers-NiChOlasJ Hoey, AuctioDeer-Of6ce No.
II Exchange Place-TUhSDAY February Is, 1873,
at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc-
tOneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and
CustOmhOuse streets in this city of New Orleans
bv virtue of an order OF the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated De-
cember 30, 1872 will be sold BY public auction the
following described property, to wit
|. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated, living
and being in the parish Of West PeiCiana State Of
Louisiana cont aiming 4G5 acres, bounded on the
north by lands of Jed D. Smith and p Converse
and on the east by lands OF Mrs. Turnbur to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
etc, thereon.
?. Lots Nos. 8, and 8 also. portion OF lot 40
A. and 80 feet in the northwest corner Of lot No
il square No. OF donated lands in the town ~
Jackson, parish Of East FelCiana, State OF Louis
lana, with Al! she buildings AZ! improvements
thereon.
Terms OF Sale--for the property firstly de-
scEibed One-aa!! cash. and the balaUGs On . eredi:
of one year.
For the property secondly described. i 1900 cash.
and the balance 08 s.'geGlt o, one. tive and shres
years.
These credit portions 20 o. 81 notes of the pur
chaeers, secured by special mortgage and vendors
lien on the property sold. and BEARING Interest of
sigh! per cent per anuum fT6m date of sale until
final payment, the acts of mortgage to contain the
penal clause Of five pey cent attorney 8 fees, in
event OF suit to recOyeS payment Of the GOtes or
any portion thereof.
Acts OF sale at the expense Of he Purchasers be-
for. W. J Csstell, notary public.
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