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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
HI. q. Billings Estate.

TINE SUBSCRiB ERS, having been appointed BY
| the Honorable Probate Court for the District u
washington, Commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all rersons
district deceaset, represented fpsolyert. And ~
term of six months from the oath day Of june A. D.
1873 being allowed BY said to creditors Of said
deceased exhibit nd prove their respective claim
before as Give notice that will attend TO the du
of appointment at the dwelling house Of D.
Billings in Warren in said Distrie on the 3ist day oil
July and 3Ist day Of January, next. st O'Clock in
the noon. ich Of said days.
a ASaA LIEN aHSks' Commissioner
Warren, July 5th, A. D 1873. R0ow3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
Drury II. MOntgOmery's
Estate

WASHISGroN DISTRICT. SIX at Montpelier, in aud
for said strict, he 18th dsv Of July A. D. 1873
N INERVA MOSTGOMERY. Administering on tie
vi estate of Drury R. Men gomrr' late of Duxoury,
in said District, deceased MAKES spp icatoo TO said
Court 10 extend the time HIRE tofore allowed her 10
pay the debts due from said estate and TeBder her
admiuistr a ton count until some future day:
herenpon, ordered by said court that said ap
pcation be heard at the Prooa'e off e. in on peier
on the 5 h day OF August, 1873, and, it IS further
ordered that notice be given 10 all ms concerned
by the publication of this order in the Green Mount
ain Freeman printed Montpelier, three weeks sue
cessvely, before said hearing. ssanI
Bv the Court,-At est,
r29w3 HARVEY TILDEN. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
Letters UncaIled for at Montpelier Post
Office, July 2S, 1873.

LddieS-Miss Mary Patterson.
Gemlemen-Isaac Brownelle, Benz. Dodge, Lester
K Dow, Foster Hathaway, Henry W. Leach.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
Fayette TeachOut's Estate.

HNuE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed BY
the onorable Probs tie Court for the District Of
Washington Comm ssioners to receive, EXAMINE
nd adjust all claims and demand s of all persont
against the Fay cite eachont, la Of Calais
in said District, deceased, represented ineol-
vent and the term ofsix mo THE oath day OF
June, 1873, being allowed by said Court to tb,
creditors OF said deceased xhibn and prove their
aims be fore Give notice that We will
attend to the duties of eur appoi Mt me ut 81 the
dwelling house the in talais in sid Dis
rict on the fourth wedn .sday of August and Deceu
er next, at O'Clock, in the ternoon, on each Of
said days
1 0STSH so nsAktsLL Commissioners.
.Qu2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vermont Central r. L. Line.
SUMNER ARRANG EMENTS.
Commencing Monday, June 2, 1873.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

ANU EASI
Leave Montpelier SIS an, 22 nd so pm.
Mail Train leaves Ogdensburg al 500 pm, ST Al
bans al $50 a N, connecting White River Junction
ana Bellows Falls with trains tor Boston, Worcester
&C., and at White River junction with tr aims on Pas
sumpsic Railroad at South Vernon for Springfield and
York.
Day Express leaves Montreal at s.45 am. at Johns
At I0lO am, Ogdeasburg at 600 am, ST. Adams al
l2o0 M, arriving in Bostovia Lowell at 10 20 pm.
Night Express leaves Ogde nsburg at ~ 30 p m =,
Montreal at As pm, ST. Johrs $50 pm.. -. Al
hans at 2a pm. connectins at White River Iuncnon
and Bellows Falls with trains tor Boston and W'r-
cester, &C., arriving in Boston $50 at South
Vernon with trains for Spring field and New York
arriving IN New York at 1890 PM, and in New Lon
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave hrntpeer $50 aud 800 s.m., and , 30 anc
5.45 pm.
bay Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 500 ans.
Tor lr,nst"n, ST. hihans: Montreal &c arriving in
Montreal at 9.45 P.m and Ogdensbure at - so m.,
making connection for the West.
Nail Train for Rnriinsion and ST. Adams Leaves B's
on VIA lowell at 700 a;m. va Lawrence and Fmeh
9nrgh st z 30 an. Springfield ST 90 a m, New
LontoH ri son am. South Vernon On s. M. Bel
ows Fails 1900 m, WhneRiver junction ? 81 p. m.
arriving in ST. Albans at g. pm.
Trains leaving Boston via Firrhbursh at 100 I'm
and Springfield at 90 AM, connec at White River
Junct ion with Day Express trair.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified al As AM
Rutland al "a Am, Burlington al 9 % m, ST :
bans at 1900 81. John $50 pm, arriving il
Ogdeasbnrg, al $50 pm
Night Express leaves New London at 2t4 pm.
south Vernon at 95s receiving passengers tror
connecticut RIVER Railroad, leaving New YORK a.
3oe m., Springfield $40 pm, Bellows Falls III 81
p-m, connecting with trains over Cheshire Railroad
esvng Boston al $50 ecting at White Rivrl
Junction with train leaving Boston 500 pm, fol-
burlington, st. Adams, Montreal &C. arriving in Mon
treal at 9.l5 am, and in Ogdensbursh, al 1875
DIM, connecting with Grand Trunk Railway for the
West.
Sleeping Cars attached to the night Express Train
running between Montreal and Boston, and Montrea
and Springfield, and ST. Adams and Troy.
Drawing Room Cars day Express Trains between
Montreal and Boston.
Through tickets for Chica go the West for sale
the principal stations.
q. MERRILL, Ge"l Superintendent
st. Albans M,y3Is 1879.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
Children

children Cry-for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is substitute for
castor oil.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
10 PER CENT, NET.

THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY will
invest money first class Real Estate 10 PEI cent
interest net, payable semsnnualy In w York. and
will guarantee The collection of III loans through
IL agency. All c1trges All nv IN Please
write, before inve- ing, or New rrk and NV Eng
ana refer nce%. and tut Dtrcuiars. SAMUEL NEsnLL
late Governor OF Iowa } Pre- Idan'. Address, JAMES
3. HEARrwELL, Sec'y, Drawer l67, Des MONIES, Iowa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
Valuable Farm For Sale

VNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm, situated
L on Dog River and the Vermont Central Railroad,
three miles from Montpelier and six from Mortified.
few reds good sci e and one and one
half miles from two churches.
SAID farm contains 2i0 acres, sixty OF meadow,
large quantity of lumber and plenty Of pasture. A
good set OF buildings with nnIng house and
barn sugar orchard of 60 with a good sugar
house. WIN also sell If desired the crops, and
tdrming-toOls. Terms easy.
CALVIN FARNSWORTH
Berlin. yuv 30. Is73. E3lff
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
Goddard Seminary.

The Fall Term begins September Sd.
Board including room, heat light and washing
$500 per week.
For Catalogue o, information apply to the PrincinaI
F. HAYES,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
POPULAR EXPOSl COK

OF THE GOSPEL AND ACrS,
By Rev. ALsREp NEvIS, =. B., ID. D d,
embraces the IterndIon4i - Lessons for three
Ev--y psltor. teacher AMI family needs IT, En-
iorsed bv PreSi erts Mr' 'nsh tohlIesh Kins Wal.
Bishop Sim nsnn Stephen, Haven nd he Cl.rsy
nd Press all of The c1aI1'rv Agents wanted
Liberal terms gwen ADDE'S II 1GLER & McCUR.
UY 27i Main Snrln. aid
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
ORANGE COUNTY.

The body of Addie Rollins, the young
woman whe committed suicide at Maches-
ter, N. H., las been found and sent home to
Thetford'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
ZsNR ALECTURE
4 Band in Every Village

is, is to be. and the mellow noise of him who
practices the Cornet is heard all over the land So be
in haste in me fashion, and ard purchase the
hast sOunding
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
FIRE INSURANCE.
A. @. BRO WIS AGENCY,
Langdon's Block, Cor. State and Main SIS,
MONTPELIER, VT.
ONLY FIRsT-CLAss COMPANIES REPRESENTED.

Citiz of Montpelier and vicinity respectfully
invited 10 examine the condition and standing of The
following STOCK FIRE Insurance COMPANIES. The
Companies represent among the STRONGEST and
BEST in this country and England and thar records
IN The recent disastrous couagrations in Chicago and
Boston entitled them the confidence of those desir
ng RELIABLE INSURANCE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

Companies. Assets,
LIVERPOOL 4 LONDON & GLOBE, $50 JOG, go
NORTH BRITISH l. MERCANTILE, Is 100
ROYAL, of England, 1900 QUO
FRANKLIN of Philadelphia, 1913 GIL
ms. Co. OF NO. AMERICA, OF Phila., 276, .39
of New York, 2 2Si $50
of Philadelphia, 1,I-9 325
PHENIX of Hartford. 100 742
NAxRAGA >SETT, of Providence, 533 sos
MERCHANTS, of Providence, 4S5729
NATIONALF L NJ of Phiadelphia 4l9 52l
ALEMANNIA, of Cleveland, 402596
ALPS, of Erie, Pa, 37S ISL
GERMAN, of Erie, Pa, 1853 e12
Miss iSSIPP VALLEY, of Memphis 1853 s96
ALuEMANNIA, OF Pittsburgh, 3Oi $50
FAME, of hi'adelpha, 23l Z
FIRST NATION AL, of Worcester, Is6 i76
LYCoMING, OF Muncy, Pa, tStock & Mut.) 5,470571
Seven years experience in Fire Insurance, and
constant familiarity with all its details, enables
trans act the business such manner as that
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
"BLOOMOF YOUTH"
WORKING CLASS W y e Or FENALE
Canvassing Books Gent Free for
Prof. FUW LERS GREAT WORK

on Manhood Won nh Nod and their Mutual
Inter-relations; L owe Its Laws. Tower, etc
Agents selling 20 Ia 30 .,rs 4
day and send a canvas tug book free sry hook
SCENT Address. sranap erre, ETC., N aTIONAL
PI'RfT HING ca. PHI Il II. ma p, r~as.4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
'tIIIHi july %, 100. FJItt
TAMME1ING.

vERMoNTM METHODIST SEMINARY.
MO NIP ELIER, VT.
FALL TERN opens August 9th, Unsurpassed
advantages in Music and PAINTING. CONNER.
CIAL COLLEGE, with DIPLOMAS to graduates. Full
board of teachers.
For catalogues, address
REV. j. c. w. CONE NJ A. Princinal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
SECRET OF B:AuIY.
How to Beaulify the Complexion

If there is wish dearer an her the heart
nf woman, il Is The d he he utifut The
fer'nl reput alton ofGE0. W. LAIRD'S "BLOOn OF
YOUTH" is very lsIly deserved. For improving and
hesutitvng the SKIN is DIV The besr iist
preparation in he world; it Is Composed nf entirely
7armess m st-rias. and white the u n-diae Effects
are 10 render the beautiful creamy white II Will,
after few appiicarioas il soft, smooth snd
BEAUTIFULLY clear, removing al bemishes and dscolor-
4tioas.
This delightful toilet hal severely
tested by the B1qrd Of Health Of Nez York City. Dr.
LOUIS A. SAYRRs, alter uly ming The analy-
SIS made by the above BOARD, pronounced
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30
NJ ARR Az ES.
DEATHS

In Barre, July 10th, HARRIET, wife of Stiln
Wood, aged "a years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

the size of a copper cent, which he picked up
this morning on the sidewalk in front of his
store This juvenile turtle is large enough
to take quite promenade, though he doesn'5
need much room to do it in. He started out
early in life, probably having his ambition
excited by the story of the exploits of the
Manchester turtles which undermined the
milldam, and he was making haste for E. w.
Bailey's dam, which is now being fortified
against the encroachments AMI powers oil
turtles and foods. Mr.. Howe, not being
certain whether he could hold him as belong
ing to the class terae naturae, returned him
to Babcock & Cutters drug store, whence he
escaped three or four days ago.
PoNp LILIEs-During an absence from
home last week our good friend, ALLEi
TOBY, Esq, of Calais, brought US fine ant
large assortment of pond lilies, the fresh
ness and fragrance of which were duly pre-
!: served till our return. He also brought IN
quantity of white raspberries, such as ar
not frequently grown in Vermont. That tn
!; quality was excellent, We have no douot, as
proved too great a temptation for the boys
the household, and the berries never came int
our mouth Mr.. Toby, practical farmer tina
ne is, has keen eye for the beautiful an
good things of earth, and this is not th
frat time editors have been made grateful b
his thoughtfulness and success in getting u
the best of everything.
HARpw1cK.-At the close OF the Tempe
ance Sabbath School Concert held IN the y
E. Church at Hardwick, on Sabbath aitel
o noon last, the pledge was circulated, an
t ninety-fve names were obtained, which, %
o ded to those already obtained by Rev. 9. II
D Dor, after preaching upon Temperance IN OF
!. er parts OF the town, swells the list 10 On
hundred and seventy.6ve names on the tolo
bs.insnce pledge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

The annual catalogue of the State Normal
School is out. From it we learn that the
entire number of graduates of the institution
has been 1877. consisting of eight ladies and
three gentlemen in the second course, and
one hundred and two ladies and twenty-four
gentlemen in the first course. The number
of students for the past year has been, ladies
seventy seven, gentlemen twenty-eight'
The school has done an excellent work in
the past, and its friend look forward to an
increased sphere of usefulness for it in the
future. The present principal, Ii. S. Peril
90, A. NJ, is one of the best teachers in the
Ssate-an excellent scholar and thorough
disciplinarian.
Last week Chauncey and Harrison Warren
of Cambridge, paid over to the directors oil
tho Lamoille VALLEY railroad, four thousand
do liars as free gift. Some five years age
when this railroad project was. first inaug
urated, these men said to the directors thai
when satisfied that the enterprise was to be
a success, they would give the company two
thousand dollars each; and Thursday the,
came forward land made good their verba
promise.
Albert Meacham of Hyde Park, ha'
been bound up in the som of 5 oO0. To-
braking into the store of 81. h. Eimore o
Morrisville. Two men that he accused oil
being accomplices were discharged, Meachan
is man thirty or thirty-fve years old, ant
is about as contemplate looking a specimen
as is often come in contact with.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

F3Ow6-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YcRx, July 9. Even ng Cotton s.osed dui,
net receipts 1913 aross 23a7. Sales of futures 1900
haies as follows July 20 Ice; August 20 1920 e;
September 10 9l6a8'c Dctohtr Il 20 ioGi , no
Quiet Whisky il, fair request at q Hs-r; Whea,
closed p tribe iirmer Corn actTs. = shade hrmer;
Pork tifm,r a. d unsettled; new ST. 20. Lard
stronpsr Eayals taou and fCeshts steady.
In Southern STATE bonds. the only tL.lsactioh AT
the board was the SALE OF t5o"' Old 1ennesse.s
There wa. an active inc airy 60 bonds of old rail.
roads and lines recently completed or about to be
completed and which premise rrohtao.e puS'
uess Old bonds are firmly held AT high prices.
Money closed wy easy at go s'Tiilns nasnr'
prime bankers Gnio .traaSi Tnnns..
quiet and hrm states very '-.'e''
strong. u =,
change strong and decidedly hghe: prime bank
.rs having advanced rate TO o. The leading
bankers sold al %. net was ft'sc'! late IN the
Gay to draw round amounts at that rate .
Gold tas been steady at ii: ell' al aa|.
Loans we've from , TO ~ cent 20, carry ing. Coy.
.ruments opened quiet and rrHi were steady al.
"N Cotiee oIict and Unchanged Sugar steady. Ho.
lasses steady. Rice quiet at .;a os.l.. -. ,as, NJ
q, 1874 III - of 1868. ,3Is: new mss of 1906, Is:
OF 1868, II. ;; new iv.s. lIihi: tenforties iltft.
Tenness,s rHss ses SseT 81 l Louisiana
sixes A., new az, levee skies 40. egnts 3D. Ala.
ban. Fights SO fvrs So Georgia skies - .eysns
South Caror as 20 ISL. Apr,! and tober 2o';.
C1sciNN.r,. July COTTON Gull and MOI, nominal una.
sullnllns ipAc. Flour hllD. ct 80 =. " 'eh' IL.
IA 2 rcd winter :, i, 10 e. firm at :Dc oats
steady at a l. &c Pro,isoi. firm aud aeti' mess
pork firm at $l6 !erlT Lad "uie' and firm:
atean offerings Vounaiy al i!'; .l"bblng SAFES OF
Kettle at 6 =. Bulk meats strong; taes OF sneui'
scarce at ..c saies o: clea, RIO at s':"'s.,
generally held at l0. clear ht. .. ,'c Win !"o'
ODg sales. WHISKY finn ~ HSc a.. "a
ST. LouI- July Section dull, -cl:"aS L. q, ~.
Flour iif,Eol, onlv local ard order demand. Mhent
nrn,, but really good: No. : red winter ". rli
.o:nmau. y! 70 "a. 81 60. Com Demand fair
and market inn; No. piNeH Soc. oats hfme1;
~ 26i.c III les ator .-,GSi &c sac h'a fofs c'
.raud taI and market IA. ti5 '"Ilb 90 Try
salt meats hcli very trn u: tigher prices u"
wound lots offering. Bacon t'i iu mess re
STAINED " higher -ices. asked shoulders D C;
Gear rib 81 n. l0r, c'.a: ,I2.Jt.r Lard dul! aud
nominal. Whisky .ul aud p7ces have declined!
GOT u.rE .. 1855.
Foreign Blankets.
LIyrvron.. July s, Evsuirc .--Co..sn dull Up.
lands Ca ID: Oil. ans 9d9ad sales to-day TO- 900
haleA of which 200O were Tor export and specu
!attch The sales inc ude G0O0 Anne: ;Can. Common
,osiu 3s So I'd Yarns and fares at Manchester
Quiet and unchanged.
LoxpoN July 3 Evening. Co .Icn ,osiG IS cd q:
-. Turpcntre H'd b"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
Tho Spring fl, Id Republican says:

We notice that the New FORK World aud
/. few other journalistic rnonrners at the
tomb of the late Democratic party are
greatly exercised, not to say distressed
over the political program me inst put iorth
II ia quite natural they should be. If thi.
movement spreads through Louisiana and
the other Southern States, their little resur-
rnction cbimrra will be pretty sifectr all,
knocked in the head. Tia: there will b.
= Democratic party IN this country pre-
sentiy, and party founding itself a upon
equal rights and Local ss,I apd cherish
NO ii, that is vital permanent in the Jttfer
snnn;an traditions, is beyond doubt. bu
~. nartv will be o very different affa',
f from the late unlamented, whose political
faith and teaching were admirably summee
up in its own favorite FORMULA "O-H 'n
niger"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING house.

We notice that the Home Mutua savings Bank
regularly oomnenced ,operatonss .o aa WIN
Byrnes cashier. The following named gentle
men compose the board of trustees Messrs 10
C. Murphy, N A. Wilcox. Paul Esteben. Joseph
Ke hi; hola. Miller, C F. Lauman. L. D. Collins
and B. F; Taylor. Messrs. = Z. byrne ha. p ps
,tv book keeper and Francis ,OWny runner.
The orleans Railroad Company las declared a
dividend oil s T. share. payable on and after the
Gold opened at ia. ali5 =. agains: li';i at
New York. and after an active business cIosea a:
rs. .ll5a sc higher than yesterday. against
lls5. in that market. The sales summed u?
ss3,Ooo, embracing, slOe. at ll..; $40 at i!41s,
$4,000 at Il5; $36"00 $1,000 41o0e, s 10 oOo and
Is COO at ll!l.: i u 900 $1,000 h30GH and 5000
at l!51,, and $4,000 at 1854. a ll5'5.
.,oi,afs are now quoted at I06alC, and Mclean
dollars al = cent premium ID gold 10Y new ana
sor old.
crate and under the influence OF the advance in
gold and bills at Ne" York ra tes closed = ecu,
higher ao than Tht . "a, iaan $
5000 Al Gear al I25l, 5000 bill of iadins at
1853. $4,000 bill Of lading at l25al29h tloG, A!
In francs we notced Gales of l5o0o0 com meGcia,
al - and 10000 on Belgium at 456t.
no sales o: German marks S were re ported ,,,,
q !26 for bill of lsding and Al clear, and '2o.:
u for bank and francs at 458'. TASTY fo' pri'
vate and SIS u.531, for bank German marks con.
tnue nominal.
The offerings OF domestic exchange were QUITE
lin ted and rates sitter at Yesterdays clos
ing figures. The Gales vefec E !o,oco embracing
40 0H9 private ba ut ers sight New York at 93!
pcent premium; H25 OCT and a25t0o bank at SIG;
and So 90 and 5000 sixty DAYS at r cent dis
count.
Tie banks continued 70 cec; OF New York at :
T. cent premium. aid private sight "as .tl'
quoted at :. G5-l6. .
Nothing o. E.portel i, stocks. On Saturday -
si are. Merchants Insurance Company sold at
t8I 80 nd 10 at $82, which /. IA aac. on pre-
v:ous rates.
The sales of bonds included $1,000 city .o';
bearing seven per cents at SO &: 4lo.so 90 at %"
sch j. 900 at 5ei. and s. 80 90 Yesterday late At
at 5ai,. They closed at so059},.
City appropriation csr:iiicais Continued nominal
at so.
IN METROPOLITAN Police warrants 're noticed
sales OF 1000 at 20 r. l3 geo at 1Ut. and $50" a.
II; they CLOSED at about 20.
No sales Of Graham State warrants wee ie.
ported. The are still quote i nominal at ~.
No sales OF Clinton State warrants were rePcsted.
..ev vrro quoted al the close at ABOUT =,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
SHERIFFS SALES,
Patrick iiarnan. .!r.. vs.. Mrs. Sarah

Patrick iiarnan. !r.. vs.. Mrs. sarah A.
Walton.
CIyT'E DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARlsf
- o.. orleans, No. 2922.--6y virtue of writ o:
fer! facias to directed by the honorabl.
TIE Sixth District Court for the parish o: Orleans.
III III. above entitled cause. I will proceed 10
sell at public auction. a: The Merchants and Aug
tionters' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and Cus.Omhouse strrers, in tho Second District
OF this city, OIL WEDNEa DAY July 9 1873 at twelve
O'clock ~. tie following described pro. erty to
wit
EIGHT CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND ri,uated
in The Fourth District this city III squ.:e n,!n.
Der thT,e hundred and G!netv-seven, bounded by
Claiborne. st. Andrew, Willow and Josephine
streets, and designated as lots numbers one 20
eight, inclusive, OF a plan deposited in the office
OF Se!im Magne' Late notary pablo III this city
measuring IN the aggregate seventy seven feet
nine .nCLe. on Claiborne STREET ninety one feet
I'VE inches o. Willow street three hundred te-:
four inches on ST. Andrew stree. and three hun.
d. ed :cs: on Josephine street. Which property was
acquired ~ tn. defendant from Widow Thomas
Slld,t., George W Campbell and TIL: New orleans
and 'arroil!o2 Railroad Company, by ac: before
sad late notary, Selim Masue:, Oh :!s NIX :ss:
'ias OF Ecbrila:v, 1863
Seized IA The At.I-e suit.
..gms--Ca.t .. Ike spc..
y. >. HARPER.
ie' - Isl. Sheriff OF the Parish OF OrlesuA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

The Secretary OF War. IN his mention o:
securin. for the department pictures OF
previous Secretaries OF Wat. has already
caused to be placed conspicuouslJ in the
Secretarys office and anteroon portraits OF
ex.Secretaries Knox. Dexter. Dearborn.
Eustis. Pickering. Scott. Calhoun. Poinsett.
Holt. Cameron. Stanton and Rawiins.
Others are now being painted for the de.
nartment. The Secretary is DESTROYS to
procure original portraits, if possible. from
which copies will be made, Of ex-Secretary
McHenry of Washington's administration:
Griswcld OF Adams. ". II. Crawford OF
Madison's. George Graham. of Monroes.
John Bell OF Harrisons. and George ".
Crawford of TaylOrs.