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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

DY WALTON. DAVIS 4 FRERET-J E.
ID Walton Aucti0neer.-Dffice No. 30 Camp street.
SATURDAY, May TO- 1873, at twelve O. clock NJ at
the Merchants and Aucli Ieers' Exchange Royal
street, by virtue aid in pursuance If order OF
Court for the parish of Orleans dated April 5 1873
dock ct No "a .G89 i'll be sod at public auction
EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon in the First
District of this citv, in the square bounded by
Canal, jackson tnow Gasquet), Bernadotte and st.
Patrick streets, dc sgnated by the numbers II Ia
inc usive, having each i'll American meas % f. ct
4 inches lines front St Patrick str ct, 22
fee. inches lne w;dtf In the rear by the
| following depths, to-wi,; 227 feat 9 inches =
lines on he llne dividing lot No IL from the lot s
designated the pan by the numbers from
/ to IL; 2o9 feet inches lines the di.
viGing line OF lots Nos ii and y; l9l feet
inches on dividing line of lots Nos. II and 3, l.2
feet II inches lines on dividing iIue OF lots Nos.
l3 and A. 5i feet inches 4 lines ON dividing line
of lots Nos. II and Is l36 feet inches lines on
dividing line of lots Nos. Is ard l6 ll8 feet on
dividing line Of LOIS Nos. l6 and II, 80 feet nches
lines on he dividing lihe of lots Nos. Il and l8
and 81 feet inches lines front on Jackson tpow
Gasquet street of which lot No. l8 forms the cor
ner, the whole according to plan made by G. A.
de .rmas. on the hf Of March, 1862 and deposited
plan No. 226, i'll the office OF T. Guyol not ,ry o.
this city
Terms and Ccnditions-One half cash the re-
mainder i'll two notes at six and twelve months
with special II "rt gage, i've per cent attOrneys
fees; taxes of 1873 to be assumed by purch
The purchasers notes to bear eight p.r cent il
ttrest from date till esid.
Act of sale before J. G. Ers.is, notary public at
lie expense of the purchased
al,S 10 26 my3 10
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

cY &. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN g. MOy.
~ rose AuctlOneer-Office No. so Roy al street
On SATURDAY May 81, 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ
at the st. Louis Arcien Exchange in the base ment
rotunda of the st. Louis hotel, will be sold BY
public auction, by virtue OF an order from Hon
ior TIE parish of Orleans, dated April "a 1873 the
following de ser bed Icai estate belonging to said
succession
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second bis
ttlct OF this city, in the square bounded by Ben-
vile M*rias, Cont and Where streets and Eleas
uring 81 feet II inches 5 lines trent on Bieuvie
street by dept of I27 fee 10 inches lines on the
line toward Marais street 96 feet in cles lin,
on the other side thence wide ming 81 feet II inches
lines thence II second depth OF 81 IL ct nch.s
lii aud G3 feet II il ches lines on the rear line
together with the buildings and improvement is
thereon, which consist of a frame one story house
5.arng No. 233 Benville street and containing elk
rooms, trent gallery; another wooden b,liI,'iny
con aiming three rooms, cist-rn privirs, etc.
IeIms-One-third cash ard the balance at one
and two years credit, in equal instalmeuts for
notes ST cur d by special mortgage on the prop
try, bearing eight per cent per annum current
and eve ntua crest; ten per cent attorney a fees
lii case o! sut to eufo:c- the payment of said
notes or either OF 'hem. The property to be kept
insured to the full amount of Inc notes and pol
ICY 70 be transferred t" petitioner, aud the pur-
tf's- 10 ass me the '4ViE. NJ Of ia of
o., over price OF adjudication.
ACC ~ sa = before Thtodule Bui9SoD 5botaF1 p9Ib-
sc, at ih" @x 81 Of lie PURCHASER.
a,,29 iy3 10 II a 81
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

DY &. DE FERIET & CO.-JOHN 6. MON.
ID r,nse. Auctioneer-Otlice Ne. 50 Royal Street
FRIDAY, May Q. 1873 at 1890 A.. NJ at No. 1870
pubic auction, by virtue of order from the
lion. A. l.. Tissot. judge Of the Second Dis, ret
Court for the parish of Orleans. dated April HIS
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FHOUSEHOLD FUR NJ
TURE, consis ing OF Mahosony ParlOr Sets. Mi-S
rors Pictures Carpets. Tables. Book Ca es. Books
Hall Chairs SiGepoa,i, Gas Chandeliers and FIX
tules; also, splendid Flame.
rerrns-Cash sp27 m,3 O.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
BY Trustees ID Chancecys

ssGs gs aU5SioS az she NEW ORLEANS
goR,SS sNE y'EXAs RAILROArs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
NOTARIES.

A HERO, JR.
S0IAhY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER or pRRna
Omco No. IL Commercial Place.
lsAsporss procured With dispatch, and psoup.
2 A'0u ~ ~ apis ~ cod
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

HEsRg 5. CARRIER sNS PETER }. BUTLER ~.
SEw ORLEANS. MOEGSsB ana TEXAS RAIL
e0tp Gs,Nqs%e
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
AUCTION SALES,
By G. e. Girardey & Co.
JACKSON RAILROAD STOCK AT AUCTION.

JACKSON RAILROAD STOCK AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF Mr., AND MRS WILLIAM FOGo.
Second District Court of the Parish of Orleans
No. IS ..e.
DY T.. f. GIRARDEY 4 CO., AUCT1Gv
- e-rs- Nicholas j. HOey, Auctioneer.-On We o.
NESDAf Nav IA, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the
Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange, Roy al
between Canal and CustoDhOuse streets, in this
city cf New Orleans, by virtue of an order of the
honorable the SecopG District Court sor the par
ish OF Orleans, dated april a. 1873, viii be sold by
pubic auction
cNE HUNDRED SHARES of tie Capit,l Stock OF
the New Orleans, Jackson ard Great Northern
Railroad Company.
Terms-Cash my3 10 II IA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

FINE BUILDING LOTS IN TIE SECOND DIS
TRICTs ON BlENvILIE. CONT AND ST.
LOUIS STREETS NEAR CANAL STREET,
BROAD STREET AND THE CANAL CARCN
oELkT. IN AN INPR ROWING NElCHBoRHOUD
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
shCoNp DISTRICT PROPERTIES

COTTAGE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS OF GROUND
CORNEE CUSrOMHOuSE AND ROCBEBLAVE
STREETS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

by NASH & HODG>ON, W. ]. HopGSoN
- Auctloreer-o Office No. CarOndelet street -
On SA1 ukIAl, May "a, 1873, at twelve O'Clock ".
al the St Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rGtunda Of the ST. Chal les Hotel il this city
by virtue and in pursuance of an order of Il Z
Hon. A. l.. TssOt judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, date d April H.
1873 court docket No. &c ,097, for account of tho
succe ssion Of Joseph RaynOr, deceased, at public
auction win be sold
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon
situated i'll the First District Of this CITY, in the
square bounded by CIaito PerddO and Clara
streets which measures l57 feet front Claiborne
street 16s feet inches font Clara street by a
depth of IS feet on the line next to Perdi 10
street all more or j SIS, American measure, accord
ing TO a plan made by Louis II. Pile surveyor
dated april l., 1873.
The improvements consist of q one story frame
store, used as a grocery, and double tenement
boz 50 i'll the rear with double kitchen, cistern
etc. and vacant lot IN the rear.
Terms ana ColOItiOns-Oae third cash and the
balance in equal payments at ard two Years
with eight per cent interest and spe ci morfg gage
with VI Wndors privilege from date until paid. The
norfe age TO embrace the clause of five per cent
for attorney fees i'll of suit. The buildings to
be kept fully insured, and the policy transferred
10 the holder Of the credit notes. Or all cash at
the option of he purchaser.
Acts of sale be, ore ". B. Kleinpeter notary at
the Expense of the purchaser, including the taxes
l"r me rnrrtnf yea' 1873. ap23 IN, 3 10 l. "a
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
By Alfred Boulignys

SlXTEES SGSe GF GROUND IN THE THIRD &IS.
TRlCG, IN SQUARE BOUNDED BY MIRO,
CONT gA8ADIs AND OsZAGA sTREErss
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

s:tsoS8 Sies8ias aeourt for the Parish of Orleans
Sc So 0lia
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
A SPLENDID BRICK RESIDENeE
SEVERAL CHOICE BUILDING SITES
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND TOLEDANO STREETS.
JOHN CONNOLLY, TUTOR, ES. MARY Al LAS
GRAPES WIFI OF A. G. LASTRAPES EFT ALI
A SPLENDID BRICK RESIDENCE
EOP A PARTITION

seconS Sistrict Court for the PARISH sf Orleans,
No IS 937
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

aisss.t cp-s2 90 ?Se Gnisrd fsatss. s.s:s..: o,
9ss :slana-g'o. Gg5sp
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

SUCCESSION OF MRS YRENE LANARAHDIrR
WIDOW or CSLES7IS M0REL DE GUIRA-
MOND
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

SUCCESSION OF VIRGINIA cARRE, WIDOW OF
JOHN J. JAUQUET
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

Rl,C. E. GIKARDEY & Co.-s.J uosY
ID Auctioneer.-Otfice No. Il Exchange place
SiTURDAY, May la13, at twelve o'clock NJ at the
| Merchants and AuctioLeeIs Excl angr, on ROYAL
between Canal and tusi on house streets, wil BE-
SOLD al puhiic auction by virtue OF an o Ger from;
the Hon 4 l.. ii. judge Of the Second District
s o%nr1 for tnr parish OF Grl.anS endsIed in ;s
March, 1873, the following described ard very e
slraeI- operiy belonging TO n" succes sion OF the
late Mrs Caroline BrGns"nia deceased. tn wit
1.hHAT VERY VALUABLE rOUtLE TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE, with store be and dwell 'ilys
above. forming the corntr o! iclnnpit"u'as and
Flrst streets. The let measures % feet inches
front on Tchoupitouias street, by 81 feet inches
lines d' pth aud fra. on First sie,t, and G5 ieet
inches lin. d, pfh the upper side line and 81
feet . inches width II ,he re ar. ard IN he square
bounded by Tchuupitoulas, First Second and ious-
sttu reefs. The improvements are double two
story frame house having haLdsVme front veIan-
dah with stores beiuw AID conveniently arranged
for dwelling above.
.. THAr MAT A. D wtLEBUILT DOUBLE ONE
STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE, immediately adjoining
the fore gcin2 described pr. pertv, hav ng thr, e
rooms and kitchen TO each tenement the lot
measuring 81 feet inches front on rchOup toulas
street, by S5 feet II inches lines depth the
lower side llne and 20 feet inch lines the up
per side line, and ii feet b incht lines wide i'll
the reGr.
g. THOSE TWO IOUBLE ONE-STORY FRAME
TErtMEHT R.'USES in the square If ground
firstly described, and fronting First, next to the
corner of lChoHpi ouas street The lots Iueas ure p
total front of 20 feet First street by u depth
between parallel lines OF 65 feet
4. a
HOUSE Tchoup;tou!as street, between Jack soi
and Josephine streets. IN the sGnar. bounded by
jackson, Josephine e, Tchoupituuas aud Wa;cr
streets The lot measures 50 feet 2 incb > Ii IS
front on Tcn"uptnulas street, by ~ fee: II il cl -
line depth on The ide tOwari Jac'.scn s rect 81
feet 10 inches lines on the SIDE toward JosephiAe
street, aHd about 81 feet vide in he rear Tn.re
are two 'o0ms in the main and two 70, ms III ,.
kitchen to each tenement.
5. THE DOUBLE ONE-SToRY AND At ~
HOISE imrsfdat.ly in rear Of the a'rv., fr"ntr,g
on Water rect havi' similar subdiv Isius a. he
house fronting on Tehouptoulas st".-t. re IL
measures 81 feet inch lS3les front OF. W.tt g
stIeet by a',o 81 feet d. ptlo
ferms-Dnt :h'Td cash, balance at ore aug tws
sears crecit for notes spec ally seculeu 9 mort
gag" aud vendors lien on tie property sold bear
ing eight per cent per annum 6jteIett from tbs
DAY cf sale until final pay meme The act of noit9
gage TO contain the usual five per cent attorntG
lee clause binding the pun chaser to pay On event
that the not's gwen i'll part payment S .0rld
have to be sued upon t" enforce pay ment-'he i'm
Is TO be kept iusul.d by the pun chaser
and the pc!i"y trans cred to th- holders OF the
notes, and the pnrcha seIs to assume the IA ymert
Of the taxes for 1872, AID up to the ay OF sale
over the price Of sd ;u,licaticn
Acts of sale hkfoIe Joseph C"heas s'2ary pS2Sr5
nh3' ap5 u lp &c ny
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

/ sOStPI e SIIEARD We 10 AMADEE BtRGEROT
ct ss., FOE A PARTITIONS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
DY(S nE EET(IET &. fn Holm T..

Second District Count for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 26 219
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

FOR HAVANA.
foucnins AT Cedar Keys and Key Wsss.
carrying the United states Mail.
- % The New Orleans, F,srsa.
~ viii dispatch fiisnp first a,ss. 1s%pn.y fs1t ny!
senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
" 'io loot oi Calii0pe street, First Dstrto4
HATES OF PASSAGE:
c.x,- To Havana To Oedar Ksv
staa-a.. - '.''se....-..--...$40 S25
Tbros.t .,;; ..::.;.:.... ~ II
Z, antoagh pills Of lsdng issued to all uo,nts IN
ia, LCIloa, including Tampa, and to New York Ohar
and Mone me- nai ths companye bills of lss,ng signed
Splendid passenger acconISoda ations .nd ,h.,
tickets given to above points N '-~~S.
fce. p''""' irona ln@ o.
Fnr freight or passage apply to
!! K ROBERTS, Treaeurer
No. lN Common s+Seet
Over the Louisiana Nat,onaI Innh
The steamship HAVANA fellows On rs1n1.,
day. o oo ISen1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
SUCCESSION oP GEORGE w wooDBSRys

sesona District cour. foz gne parisa &c ssiesnso
No. 348sg
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
FURNITURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SUCCESSION CF NANCY J. IRWIN AND IN The
NATTER OF THE MINORS IRWIN.
Dye. DE FERlET & CO.-JoHN G. MOI

Second Eis,ri,t Court for the Parish of OreaEs-
NJ. 35 100
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

Ssc ond District Court f:r the Parish of Or
Ieans-No. &c $50.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

AsS!GNkES
pY L. r. tIRiRBEY & CG.--AUCTIdS-
IL eers-Oftce No. Il Exchange place..-N W EDNES-
DAY Nay II, 1873 will be sold By public auction,
at the time and places hereinafter Dee gnat the
tnllowing described property. sulrenIered by W.
w. Dtvlne bankrupt, TO wit
At 1890 A. NJ. at the stables of J. N. Shaw han
Esq, No. 2s5 GIavieI bet Neen DIs'ases and Ram
part Streets
ONE Bay HORSE.
ONE BAROUCHk AND pOCBLE HARNESS.
ONE OfEN BUGGY, AND TWO SETS SING 20
HARNESS.
Atiweive o'clock NJ at the Merchants and Arc-
tisneers' ExchaLge o:s Royal, between Canal and
Cas:oRlhouke st1e.ts-
ONE HALF INTtRE IT III :he steamt ~ QUAKER
and oi cha interest in s-S RARGES. as they uw
!e at Boards Mills Nil;ei's Rayou.
And Il p. NJ, at the Eevetncn. 80 .SR Els q
Enc. of the NJ W Canal
THREE FLATS.
Two HOSTING ENGt:ES.
SCNDRY TOOLS AND AZ 'ARArGs.
ANY particulars desired will be furnishes ts So
plying to the auctonteIs
Terms Of Ealc-Cash cI the spot at the nomens
Of adjudication. my2 So ~ I'd
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

VA IA ' nE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
IL Ne" s",s ~''s' ss :' ,.'s. '"s ':... s:
regular trips fCiows:
y,.ru From Bremen. Prom New C,y>ans
FkANKFCRT. January 20 March
HANOVER =. February March IN
Ep IT. az rrenT ~ NJ March 70 April 20
nn-.L n pfil . May II.
further days OF departure Viii b4 styertisAa h.>.
after.
Inc steamers touch tward at Havra .,x u.-
"na, ano on their home trip at Havana and Nrn4h
""p''n W lana ana Ieceive passengers and freiaht
u PRICES OF PASSAGE
'io" oreheh' southampton Havre tn H>v>n.
c,, or New Ork ans
N oeerIhSo.. So.................... An r.oL
~ A'o" VIiesne or Havana to Soutl an nrnn
r,. havre or Bremen
Steeraoe ''''esf' '....-. &l6 gold
c.,im from New Orleans to Havana
S IS gold
~ rhssage tckets from Bremen Soutbn mntop n,
hG.lo 70 Ne~ Orleans, Issued by the underai1nad
for iurIher particulars apply 10
kD. ?. STOCKMKfES 4 co Aoent.
No a Union street
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
STEAMSHIPS,


STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
LIMITED
Ihe following new first class full powered (1yde
punt scie" steamships are intended to sail regu.
larry between NEW ORLEANS. nd LIVERPOOL
aud GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA, 1000 tons regis:er.... Captain Stewart
MINNfSoiA, 2oO' tons register. CAPTAIN Hamlin
alabama 200 tons register. Captain Finn
PENNSYLvANIA 25o0 ,oas register. CAPTAIN Braes
,ihGiNiA = % tons re egsttr. Building
"EoRGiA, $500 tons register r............ Building
@ sail 5's ';r ,~sss.., ,',rrs,' Of n.. ''.. line wifi
9$SeI<4Cs as follows:
ALABAMA, on SATURDAY Nav TO-
LOUISIANA, on SATURDAY, Nav IT,
MlNNESUTA, on SATI RDAY June a.
, VIII receive and sign TIL ough bills of lstfinc In
nay nasr9; br.men, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam
and all Continental ports ~
hettrn tickets available for TWELVE MONTHS
al Iates and through tickets to ali parts oi
the United Kingdom and Europe.
"A stewarless and surgeon are attached to esnh
tendance. N 'N Nv
Money orders granted free Of charge
Prepaid emigration ticke is sued here n. r,a rttS.
oeSirous OF sending for tfeir friends.
hese vessels cross the taI at all times wit hont
detention. " 'Ao' "i1n"o'
ror freight or passage, having ursurpessed as.
1. K MILLER Il CO., Agent.
No. 70 Carondei-t street, New OIjexna
ROSS SKOLFELD 4 CO.,
No, 3 Chapel street LiverpaCL
,, LEV T. MERROW L CO.,
81. ~ NO. % Great CLYDE street. Glasgow.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

THREE LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, SITUATED IN THE 11XTH DIS
TRIO r, AT AUCTION.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY
TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE WITH ForP
LOTS OF GROUND, CORNER 8T. EHAaI9s
AND THIRD sTRFETSs
EOR A PARTITION
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey & Co.
HORSE, BAROUCHs, BUGGY AND HARNESS.

INTEREST IN STEAMTUG QUAKER AND BARGES.
FLATS, HOSTING ENGINES, TOOLS AND Az
PAKA1Us.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
BY c. E. Girardey & Co.
ALuABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
FELICITY load, BETWEEN MAGAZINE AMI
CONSTANCE SrRnkTS.
SUCCESSION OF JiMES Dos OHt'go


Second Dstric. Court for the Pass % .
!cais-No. q, 1923
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

HOUSE AND LOT ON PEACE STREET BETWEEN
CHARTRES AND ROYAL STREETS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
a VALUABLE TRIANGLE
4 GROCERY STORE AND COTTAGE HOUSES
Corner of Clara and Claiborne streets,
NEAR THE CLAIBORNE MARKET

SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH RAINOR, DECEASkD
Second District Court fer the Parish OF oII4aus-
No. 30 O91.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

SUCCESSION OF EENK1 3. BKLNINIJ, UELEASEI
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No 81 755
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

SUCCESSION OF JULIAN NJ. ISAACKI EECE4SE@s
Second District Court for the rsrish of g,ra $50
No 36181e
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
SUCCESSION OF F. CARRAHER

Second District Court for. the Parish of Or
leaEs--No IS Gil.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
BY Walton, DAVIS & Freret.
EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND IN TEiE REAR OF THE
FIRST DISTRICT, NEAR CANAL STREET.

ECCCESSION

second Sist6ics xourt for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 089
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
AUCTION SALES.
By Nash d Hodgson.

VALUABLE SIXTH DISTRICT PROPERTIES.
ELEGANT ELEVATED FRAME RESIDENCE,
soptlx.s. ooruer Laurel street and Louisiana
avenue, with two large Lots Of Ground.
FRAME CoTT ICE HOUSE ADJOINING,
with two large Lots Of Ground.
TIE FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
South. sst corner f Laurel street and Louisiana
avenue.
THE IOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME HOU T.
with two and "a half Lots Of Ground,
On Lou.siana avenue between Laurel and jersey
FIVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
Corner Magazine and Marengo streets.
Mat COTTAGE RESIDENCE o
Oh Marengo street between Camp and Magazine
stree.s.
TWO VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND
near ST. Charles avenue.
n FOUR IMPROVING SQUARES OF GROUND
IN the same vicinity.
SUCCESSION OF MISSOURI A. WILKiE, De.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Oreaus-
No. IS $50.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

Dye (E.EIRARDr i 60. aRYCTOLai, g

Secona Disc rs Court for tho Pasi,A ss Oyleans-s
Ne SO GE5
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

By ORDER OF J. BURNETT sND Z. f NORTON
AsSlGNktS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03


Ieaus-No. 16 IL.
DIV c. K. GIRARDEY & 90. AUC
- tiOneers-Nicnoia- j. Hu-v. aGctonttr- Otfic.
No. II Excl ange Iiare.-SATCRDAf, May s
1873. at twelve O'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctoneers' Exchange. on ROt al, between Canal
and CustomhCuse streets. will he sold at pubic
auction, by and in virtue of IA Judgment from he
Hon. A. L Tissot, Judge OF the Second District
above entitled matter on MaIc!l II 1873 the fol
LOWING described property, TO wit
!. THE TWO-SI0EY FRAME HOUSE No 254
Dryads street, in he First District i'll the square
bounded by Diyades, DelOrd. Rampant and Julia
streets the lot is known by the No. 3, and meas
ures "a feet inches front on Philipp Dryades
street, by depth OF so feet betwt parallel lines
2. THE DOUBLE TWuSTORY FRANZ HOUSE,
Nos. 18 and SO st. Nary ("r Locus) street, in the
FIRST District of This city, and in the square
bounded BY st. Mary TOR Locuel) 1t. Marc (nI Mag
two lots, d. signated by the Nos and 5, neasur-
lrG each rs feet front on ST. Mary tnow Locust }
street, by a depth of lis feet inches lines he
t" cen parallel lines and said lots an alley
wa i'll the rear. 10 feet wide.
Terms-One-third cash, balance at one and two
years, for notes suodivided to suit he interest of
the parties, and secured by mortgage and vendors
lien on he property, bearing eight PR cent per
anlum interest flom The day of sale unit final paw
ment, the act of mortgage TO contain the usual
tive per cent attorneys fees clause, the improve
reried to the holders of the notes until final paw
ment. and the purchaser to assume all the taxes
tor 1877 and up TO the day of saie over the price
of adjudicatio.I.
Acts Of .ale before octave Morel, at the expense
OF tine purchasers. mli3o apl2 l9 2S my3
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

SUCCESSION OF THE MRS. CsRoLIEE BRGN-
sena, born Htlftr, etc.
Second District Court fol the Parish of Orleans
No
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

VALUABLE IMPROVED FOURTH DISTRICT PROP
erty. comprising the double two-story frame
ous'. corner Of TChe IpitOulas and First
streets.
TWO DOUBLs oNE-SFORy AND ATTIC HOUSES
on Tchoupitoulas and Water bet ween Jack son
and Josephine streets
TWO DOUBLE ONESrORY HOUSES ON FIRST
between Tchouuiio,ilas and Rousseau Streets
AND NEAT DOUBLE ONE-S1ORI AND ATTI;,
house on Tchnupltoulas, between fi.s. acd
Second streets. =,
SUCCESSION OF THE MRS. CsROLfEE BRGN-
H.,rr yJ..if.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

PEKkMP1ORY SALE 1,0 EFFECT A PARTITION
ELIZA BANNISTER- WIPE OF T. T. OSBORNE,
VS.. MARCELLUS BiNNiSTER EFT LL.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-01-11
Gyer.rown Hogs.

There is net single advantage to be
claimed In favor Of big hogs. There never
was a monster hog which did not make
the men who raised him pay for every
pound he weighed. They do not furnish
an ounce of meat gratis, but charge full
price for every atom of their carcass
When slaughtered, it takes long time to
get one cool to the marrow in the bone,
and then when the hams are put in salt
1t is troublesome to finish them to the
center, Four hundred live weight is as
large as hogs should be to make good
bacon. Beyond this size there is loss
somewhere. Either the feeder, butcher
or consumer is cheated, and as a general
thing every one who has anything to do
with the big hog will find, if he observes
closely, that they are not SO profitable as
the smooth, nice hog of $50 pounds weight
A small head with little, upright ears, and
legs and ears delicate to perfection, are
marks which Indicate the greatest amount
of food consumed, and il will always draw
more readily the attention of every
butcher.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-01-11
Horses, Names aud Giants

MILDLY Morgan, the horse oman and
stock reporter, says: i" give the follow
ing recipe, which have personally proved
to be efficient In restoring healthy
growth of hair on the tails and names Of
horses Corrosive sublimate (hyd. bich.
loride), oxymuriate of mercury, each four
grains In one ounce of distilled water.
wash the place where the hair is thin
With warm water and soap, then rub dry
with Even cloth, and Immediately after
rub in sumo of the above liniment If the
hair has been rubbed off by the animals
own endeavors to allay cutaneous irrita-
ton, then dress with the following oint-
ment: One ounce Of fine fonr sulphur,
one ounce ofpulveriz ed saltpeter, made
INTO soft ointment with fresh butter or
fresh rendered hogs lard rub in at night
and wash out in the morning with warm
water and soap repeat three or four
times. If the hair is scant from natural
debility of tho capillary organs, then sim
ply use cold water applied with sponge
avoid all combing and brushing, and clean
the name and tail as the Arabs do, with
coarse flannel rubber