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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14
senator Browniou's Successor.

The Memphis Arreal parades the
following list Of aspirants for Sena-
torial honors in tie case of the seat
now occupied by Or. Brovnlow,
who, it seems to be presumed. will
retire to the more pleasant ways Of
private life at the expiration of lis
present term: Ex-President John
son; Gen. VIM. u. Bate. OF Nash
vile; Gen. William Quarlcs. OF
GAINESVILLE; Coy. John c. Brown ;
Hon. Horace Maynard; Hon Alfred
a. Freeman; and Hon. VIM. Rule
OF the Knoxville Chronicle.
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The UAiy and Tribune says :
''The Memphis and Knoxville air
line railroad company are at, work
in earnest. Major ". J. Sykes,
Govsrnor John c. Grown and others
addressed the people Of Lawrence.
at Lawrenccburg, on tie subject,
April 2rst, AMI good spirit Of in
provement was manifested. The
road is in fair way to be built dcs-
pitc all Obstacles
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a good many people laughed at
Frank Blair when he said that if
Grant once get q seat in the Presi-
Dental chair he would never willingly
resign it. The talk Of Grant for n
third term is beginning to open the
eyes Of the people to the fact that
Blair was more OF a prophet than
they gave him creditor. tits said by
Washington Ietter-writers that Grant
himself is working for a third term.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

Mr.. S. G. Ramage, of Knoxville,
assures the Philadelphia Press. that
there is great enthusiasm and inter.
est manifested in Tennessee and
eUeryaohere through the South. in the
Centennial Celebration. We know
nothing of the feeling in Tennessee
upon the subject. but in Virginia
and other portions of the South
there is no more life in the thing
than there is in Julius Caesar. We
here regard it as a great advertising
Job. and feel but little inclined to be
caught by such bait.-Abingdon Vtr-
gilman.
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Death OF Minister Orr.

The cable telegram brings an
announcement of the death. in St.
Petersburg. Of the Hon. James L.
Orr, United States Minister to Rus
sia Mr.. Orr was, we believe. a
native Of South Carolina, and for
many years represented that State
in the lower House of Congress. OF
which he was for one term speaker.
Before and during the war he was .
strong State Rights Democrat; but
after the close OF the conflict went
over to the Radicals, with whom he
has since co-operated. AS reward
for his support Of the present
administration, he was some months
since appointed Minister to Russia.
and died at the post Of duty. He
was man of fair ability, and des-
pite his political backsIiding, his
death will be regretted by his former
associates.
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Senator Browniow defends his
action in taking back pay on two
grounds, the first being that he has
always advocated literal salaries to
public officers, believing it good
policy TO do 50; and the second.
because he considered his services
to Tennessee and the country worth
$4,000 per annum. He's a modest
ole coon.
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We noticed in our last the resigna-
ton of Elder Kincanon as pastor of
the Goodson Baptist church We
learn that Elder b. G. Manard has
been unanimously called to fill the
vacancy. and that he will accept.
Mr.. NJ, is an earnest worker in his
Masters cause, and we are glad
that he is to remain in Bristol
He had just received a call to the
Baptist church at Morristown, as
well as an offer of a Professorship
in a College in Mississippi, but his
great love for the people of Bristol
caused him to decline these tempt
ing offers. May he he useful and
Bristol Courier.
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The Modoc troubles in California ;
the civil war in Louisiana; the dep
relations Of Mexican robbers on the
Texas frontier, are the only distur-
Dances of the public peace in this
country at the present time. The
two first have almost ceased to inter
est the newspaper readers. Let rs
have q new sensation.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
says: ANDY Johnson is not yet
past making trouble. The students
OF Kentucky University have gone
into active rebellion. because the
faculty won't let them have him for
orator at the commencement
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

A horrible accident occurred near
Dixon, in Illinois by bridge giving
way, and percipitating its occupants
some two hundred in number
in the stream below. Some ninety
or hundred are reported killed and
wounded. a large number were
women, who were witnessing hap
Using.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

Col. 3. T. Sawyer and DR. r. I.
Hampton, Of Rome, Ga, have invent
ed a printing press which will print
both sides Of newspaper at the
same time. It's capacity is ten thous-
and impressions an hour. The
patentees intend to apply for Euro
pean and Canadian patents.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

DR. VIM. II. 1fcGnTey. Professor
of Moral Philosophy at the Univer-
sity of Virginia, and author Of the
well-known McGuffey's school-books,
died on the 4th instant, at Charlottes-
vile, Va, after long illness.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

It l. claimed that Colonel J. j.
Williams. Of jackson, has invented
n steam register for railroad locomo-
tives that will unerringly register
the number Of miles travelled, and
the speed and the number OF stop
pages aad the length Of each stop
page.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

The Asheville. n. G liquor law
has been made so stringent that it
is now unlawful for a druggist to
sell it even on physicians certifi-
cate.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

A Florida alderman sold his vote
for an oroide chain and a circus
ticket, and his friends pitch into him
for not asking for a jack-knife in
addition.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

John Smith has died tHenty-one
times in one Indiana county during
the past thirty years, and is as
lively as ever.
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It is suggested in tie event Of
q general Indian outbreak. that tho
government vii recruit largely from
among the colo.oI population. :
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Cakes Ames died at his home in
North Easton. Mass, last Friday,
without struggle. lie was sur
rounded by his family and friends.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

It has been discovered, that three
fourths Of the women Of Boston
wear false teeth.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14

Strawberries sold in the Norfolk
market ION the last day of April.
fer $1-50 Fer quart.
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The Morristown Gazette.
Wednesday Morning, hay ID, 1873.

A girl OF twlve and s boy Of
fourteen are to be married in Gal
weston.
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Advertisement.
The Turnpike Again.
Very respectfully,
c.. +. CARRIGER.

MO0REsBCRG, Tenn, May 10, rs.
The answer to my communication,
through the GAZETTE. in regard to
the expenditure of the money on
that part of the road leading from
SneedviIIe TO Mooresburg is not sat-
isfactory by any means. / care not
by what name the Commissioners
may please to call their company !;
but what I do want to know, and
what the public of this section want
to know is, did the Commissioners
vote themselves four hundred dollars
apiece for locating the road?" This
is q plain question, and 2 few words
will answer it. Another point, does
it not show a great contempt for the
public when a company of Commits
sioners will disburse public money
and not take the proper receipt
therefor? The claim that 1862 so
per mile was expended on this road.
won't do, for it is well-known that
some Of the road was let out to con-
tract by the Commissioners at less
than fifty dollars per mile. But to
cut this matter short, l hope and
trust that the Commissioner for East
Tennessee who has lately been APP
pointed by the Governor John A.
Mckinney. Esp win examine strict
~ into this matter, and let the pub
lie know: 1st How it is that fifty
thousand dollars in State bonds
sh uld bring the c mpany only twenty
four thousand dollars and something,
when our State bonds have never,
since 1869, sold for less than sixty
cents. I'd How and why it is that
snch vouchers as Book account"
and money advanced to Z. NJ. Tur-
ner'' are allowed in settlement; ard
81 Why is it that, after an expen-
diture Of 1862 so per mile that this
great and good turnpike is but little.
If any better, than our common dirt
roads. IF the Commissioners will
look around they will find others be-
side myself complaining that the
road is a disgrace to the country.
and to this fact hundreds of citizens
will testify. JAMES WRIGHT.
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Nt;U .AdUe! tiSemtnts
w AGES

TOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK
Any person, old or young, of either sex can
make from SO to $50 per week, at home in con-
nection with other business. Wanted by all. Suit
able to either City or Country, and any season OF
the year. This is a rare opportunity for those who
out of work, and out of money, to make an
independent living. No capital being required.
Our pamphlet, chow TO MAKE A LIVING, y
giving full instructions, sent receipt of 10 cents
Address, A. BURTON & CO., Morrisania Vest
chester Co., N. Y.
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After the first of this month. (May.)
liquor and tobacco dealers and others
suhjectto license or special tax under
the Internal Revenue laws, viii be
required to pay the tax under the
provisions of the act of Dec. "a.
1872, instead OF waiting for assess
nrent. They will be required to
pay in advance. and the penalties
are heavy for doing business with
out having paid the tax. The tax
receipt. to be procured at the Office
OF the Collector. to be conspicuonsly
posted in the place of business of
the tax payer. Tie law imposes
penalties for failing 50 to post the
receipts or stamps
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14
DIR. z. II. GREENE.
Physician III Chief to the Branch
Offices Of DR.. Kiine's Philadelphia
Bellevue Institute and Cancer In
.frmary at Charlotte, N. c.,
md GoIdsLoro'. ". c..

WILL be at the following places on the days indi-
~ Gated below, where he viii be glad to meet all
persons afflicted with CANCER, and all forms of
chronic diseases. Cancers cured by KIine's Great
Cancer Antidote. No knife. No blood. All forms
of chronic diseases treated with great success. Fits
Cured, no matter of how long standing.
Fee for consultation, while on his trip. 81 CO.
Treatment for ordinary chronic diseases $3.50 to
$500 per month, including medicines. All r"edi-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-14
CANCERS CURED.

ri DR.. Hines Wonderful Cancrr Aalidate,
- which destroys ana removes the Cancer entire,
without the + Of tie Knife or the loss Of Blood
and, at the same time 0FeFCeHleS The tendency 10
GGacCF III the SJStCH II e also treat ali forms of
UArGnif LOrg-Sfanding and obscure hiss aSe,
with unparalleled success especially EPILEPSY, OR
FITS, RHEUNfATIsAI, NEURALGIA, ASTHMA, ScRoFU-
LA AND SECONDARY SYPHILIS.
DRs. GREENE, LINDLEY & BENTLEY,
CHARL0TTE, n. c.
GOLpsBoRo,' n. c.
Inay14-3m. On, AsHEyILLE, n. q.
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Strawberry Plains people are talie-
ing freely IN favor CT new county.
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Soldiers Entitled 10 Homestead of 100 Acres.
THE BEST LOCATION FOR COLONIES.

The startling drawback on nearly all medicinal
agents has ever been that in their process Of pnr-
CATION aud publication they have also debilitated
the system. TO 0byate this difficulty physicians
have long sought for agent that would
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Dr.. TnlI's Vegetable Liver PHI.

Which purify the blood and remove all corrupt hui
mors and unhealthy accommodations from the body,
and vet produces no weakness or lassitude whatev-
er, but tie contrary tones the stomach and in
vgorates the body during the progress CT their OPP
eraton. They unite the heretofore iFreeoncil:able
qualities OF STRENGTHENING PURGATIVE
aud a PURIFYING TONIC.
Dr.. TEtI'S Pills are the most active and search
ing medicine in existence. They at once attack the
very root Of diseases, and their action il prompt
that in hour or two after they taken the pa
tent is aware Of their good effects. They may DO
taken any time without restraint OF diet
ration !: they produce neither nausea, gripping
debility, aud family medicine they have no.
rival.
Price - c. is a box. Sold by all Druggists.
Primer al flee, IS and ~ Ilatt St, New York.
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NetO Advertisements.

DIN nm q Send for cur Illustrated Cata-
XIII .IIH n \ a4ogue of new books on build
LIZ 11DLI TX ing. i. J. BICKNEIL a. CO.,
u Warren ST., New York.
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PURGE. PURIFY AND STRENGTHEN

AT One AND THE SAME TIME.
Their research has at last baen rewarded by a dis
covery which fully realizes the fondest desires of
the medical ia sulty, and which il justly regarded
the most important triumph thai Pharm cy has
ever achieved. This important desideratum is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

No. IS go.
DY PLACfDE }. SPEAR. AUCT7oNEER-
u Office No. 10 Exchange alIev.-S4rURDAY
May 10, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, wIl be sold
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' exchange on
RoA al street. between Canal and CustemhOusts
streets by virtue and in pursuance to order irons
the Hon. a l.. Tissot, Judge of the Second DstricE
Court for the parish of Orleans dated March a.
1873 for account OF the above succession the uns
divced nat of the following described real 90.
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF THREE GERTAIs
LOTS OF GROUND, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the First
District of New Orleans in the square bounded bs
MelpOmene. Maunsel and Clara streets, and = Tina
dividing it from the Nuns taubOurg; said sauars
bearing No. 80, which said lots designated ~
the Nos. |. and II on plan drawn by G. T.
unbar, dated the first day of April; 1919 and
deposited for reference in the office of A. Mazarea;
notary public: lot Ne | measuring 81 feet inches
lines front on said Maunsel street ll6 feet
inches lines in depth the line dividing IL
from lot No. D. 100 feet lines in depth the line
dividing il from the Nuns faubourg and ~ feet
inches : lines in width on the rear line.
Lot No. 2 measuring y feet front Mauut,i
street ny l26 feet : inches 2 line. in depth la.
tween parallel Ines
Lot 80. II, measuring u Tee, incl, : lines
front on Clara street, l26 feet inches lines
in depth on the line dividing it from lots No :: 2 %
and 10, as per sand plan, 1913 feet d lines In
depth Oh the line separating il from tbs Nuns
on the rear line: acquired by p. Blake from 6. q.
Beard per act before A. Abat. notary pub!ic. dated
July I3. 1855.
THE DIVIDED HALF OF TWO PARCELS or
GROUND in the square bounded by Magnolia late
Mauns.i!, Felicity. Clara MepOmene streets,
designated as lots Nos. 20 and 81, according to Il
plan made by Louis II. Pile. City Surveyor dated
tenth OF Ma. 1850, and deposited iii the office OF
Charles (: FOrtler, then notary, plan No 40 at
book OF plans No. lot No. 20 measuring l23 feet
incu's 4 ), lines front one line on Felicity stree!
and inches lines front on another line, 1870 eel
bl3 lines on the rear. by a depth and fron. OF 20
feet inches line on Magnolia late MauuseiD
street and depth of ID feet inches lines on tho
side o, lot n" a. and forming the corn.rof Felicity
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
BY D. E. Morphy.

SUCCESSION OF JEAN LOUSTAUSEA..

$TI' ENS1DN Of JEAN LUtSiA NEAE-
DY ID. T.. MORPHT-A. F. MOR,HY. ACc-
I'D tIoueer.-W III be sod on TCESDAI April -
1873 at 10 A. NJ. in the esta iii shmeut known ss
Il 2 crystal PdlaC" saloon. situated ~ the corner
of ST. Charles and Povdr3s streets. rs Yer order
No. SO 2G7 OF the Hon. l.. TssOt. Judge q thu
second District Court for he par sh Of Ore4!,-
and with the consent of Bernard Lauas, former
partner of the drcea sed can L"u.t,Uueai--
!. TIE UNsXPI2EO LEASE Of The 30" Z. :l.Irs"d
r-tahu shment. which expires on The
all THE MOVABLE KFEkCF>. cons y % : 81
Bar-rOum furHiiu'r AID FIxrurez NrroIs. ot'
Wines and Lilo uOrs. Glass ware and 'tOckeryWarr,
FixtGIes ETC., OF Cigar Stand Cigar. Household
Furniture. Bedding, et..
The inventory can bH see. al :ae 4ict.oneers
office.
gegms-Casl. s2Ia q g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
By Nash &c Hodgson.

OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FC2EI1;9h
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS GCNTIt4 DECEASED.
Second u street Court for t'- i.;.... -. q. cans
No. 81 ~:
pY NASH /: HODGSOS.-w !. HoDGSOE
I'D 4HctiDnt.E--O Office No. :, Car"nde'st street.
On HOEDaY. Ap,i! "a. 1877. at "}" A. II. on the
premises No. To- Common street, 1r'w.rn Caro-.
,l-Irlrt nd ST. Charles streets second floor T."
vItue and in pursuance OF an order OF the Hon
A. l.. Tisso'. Judge Of the SrouiG District Court
for the parish ~ Orleans. dated Apl'i /. l3-2
docket "" - ~: for account ~ ih. 80 .s.on ~
Lr;!. I.'!.t-r al, c..si Al yUni. s..IIUn vii ~.
sn.'--
GSE LOT OF OFFICE trRNIrCR. 1r,i.
Chairs. Tables. Iron sac. i"Ne' Pr.,.. Arn..,
Pictures, iogac"". Samp" Blankets Stationery
G."ch, etc.
Also on Me sair- Aav, AZ SO -: E.'"nn. .:r..'
near Euterpt. FOR account 81 tn. sane -g!cc. sslo
and Hndr. he orGos, al ~ \. NJ. be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF thu. .aid r.s .-ur-
consisting 81 - vaIle!s 81 Household Furniture
Pane AMI St"pi. Glass ware etc. IN. Vh",. q, ..
inventor. ae - tho cl"r. = ollie. u: ii~ - 49,.
court.
T"rm--cas'. IN United STATE. Treasury notes.
1rIip =
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DYG. DE FERRET & rO.-ioHS G. Nj

pYG. DE FERRET 81 GO.-iVHS 6. MON.
ID rose Auctionrer-Ntficf No. 50 Royal street =
THURSDAY. April "a, 1873. az u NJ, at the st.
Louis Auction Exchange. Will be- SO d by public
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the Sec.
ond District of this city, III til" square bounded oy
RO, al, CustOmhOuse and bien lille streets ard
Exchange alley. designated by the letters 4 and B..
|. Lot A measures 81 feet front on Roya! stree.
hv i26 feet inches III depth. together with rn-'
splendid three story brick store erected thereon.
and being No. SO Royal street, leased The OF
$2l0O per annum to November |. 1875
;. Lot adiOins the above. and measures ~ f-' I
front on Royal street, by lla feet inches III depth
together with the four-story brick store eIectti
thereon and being No. 10 RUya. street.
Terms--Ouc fourth cash on thu spot and the
balance a credit Of one. t|O. :4ret and fOur
years. in notes secured by special mortgage and
vendors lien bearing inter- st at the rate OF eight
per cent pei anrum from date until d's' payment.
In ease of sun. hve per cent attorney "Omm.-
slOUs to be likewise secured hv mortgage. The
buildings TO he kept Insured anu the pie - '!a"s.
ttrTed TO vendors.
Acts of sale at ihr expense "t purchasers "rt'r"
A. H. 70. jr.. notary pablo APP! = "a Y G.2'
COMFORTABLE ONE SrOKl F|4t9. r0C-h ~
PRTBUR STREET. tETWEt% h.hLEEEC
AND COLUMBUS.
IN THE MATER Of THE MINOR CHILDREN
OF DR.. JAMES rtPA>
Second District Court for the paris, OF %:.eans-
No. % IO2
pY e.. DE FERRET 81 CO--,oHN O. Mor
- rose, Auctioneer-Otir. No. u Royal street..
THURSDAY. April -, l873 az '"e.'e O'clock
NJ. at the 81. Louis Auction Exchange. ".n be sold
by public Auction, by virtue OF al oder from The
Hon A L. It's ,Ot, Judge OF .hc Second District
Court Tor the parish of On Ieans. dated March 49,
1913, the follow ng described property
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND situated III the
Third District of this city, in the square bounded b.
PrieHT kererec Roman and Columbus streets mca'
uIiug 81 feet inches lines font on PIi"ur street
BY 49, feet iuchts ines IN dept u. between @qua
and parallel lines together with ia. j. i'djngs an.
Improvements erected thereon Tue whole accOrn
ing to plan made by Charles &. =. Is stIv.S0
and lated Marco y. !S.!
Term.-One-i.af cash. and 'Ie ia,anC" "n =
credit of one year in noe secured by -preIai
gage and vendor = lien. bearing interest at tn"
rate of eight per cent per annum from date Hatll
paid. In OF s'It, liz" per cent attorneys frc.
to BE- likewise secured by 'uOTr gag. The building,
to he kept iusuycd and the !'oicy transferred to
vendor. faxes OF 1872 to he NED and paid bv
rive purchaser and ab0v" the pi!cr al adi udi-
cation.
Act Of sale at thr"spease .. i.lsc's.ss, before Z"
M0rel notary public. mh-2 20 apps u ~ p
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the District of Louisiana-No. II6l.
DYC. T.. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION.
Id e"rs-Ohce No. !. Exchange place.-Un
the Merchants aud AuctiOusers' Exchange on
loyal between Canal and CIstOmhouse streets in
the city of New Orleans. by vr'I- of an der OF
the Hon. +. II. burel judge of the District Conrt Of
the United MA OF America for the District OF
Louisiana. sitting in bankruptcy. dated eighth OF
May i3T2, viii be Id by public auction the follow
ing de described property, ia wit
|. A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL CF GROUND
situated in that part of the city OF Baton Rouge
iad OFT by tlIe BeAurtEard, and designated in the
pan thereof "a the western pal of lots Nos and
: OF square No. 40 measuring 90 f ct front on
Africa street, BY 10 feet along st. Charles street.
together with al the buildings and improve
thereon.
Z. A CERTAIN HALF LOT OF GROUND in that
part of the city of Baton Rouge laid out by +.
BeaUregard being the west half OF lot No. of
square No. 80, together with all the 3u ldings and
improvements thereon.
}. TWO GhkfAlN LOTS or GROUND in that
part OF the city nt Baton Rouge laid OF; ny Ellie
Beaurt, ard, and designated on the an there of
'Oss Ms. ! aud 10 of square No. .6, together with
., the buildings and improvements thereon.
The decree OF the court ordering the sale Of the
above described property directs that the same be
freed from all membranes. and the assignee act
ing the officer of tie court, VIII convey OF "
sGCh title a, is N h vested by the assignment
.u bankruptcy aEd bv the aforesaid orrr OF court.
Terms OF SAFE Ca Sit the spot at the moment
OF adj !dicatinn. aud purchaser IT, assume pay.
meut, over and above the price Of adiudicatiou of
a! the taxes which tie property nay owe MP 20
the dav of sale.
Acts of sale at the expense o. the pug cilase.a.
before NJ. Gernou notary public.
ap9 IA 81 80 my
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By s. Guinault,
SUCCESSION OF MANUEL PEREfRA.

SUCCESSION OF MANUEL PEREfRA
Rf =. GUINAULT, ACCTIONEER-Ofice
~ corner of Exchange alley and Benville street.
ON SATUhDAf' May ), 1873, will be sold ae
public auction. at twelve o'clock M at tha
Merchants and AuctOneers' Exchange, Roysg
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
by virtue of an order from the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated April 10, 1873
THE TWO.MASTED SCHOONER DOCTOR
FRANKLIN as she now lies at the head of the Old
basin, of the following capacity: 80 23l0O tons
burden. Measuring in length So u feet, breadth
10 40 feet, depth 2 10 feet.
Terins-Cash. apo 20 my5