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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26

The Man of Enterprise creates; the weak
imitator tries to copy him. Does any sensi-
BILE man suppose that the legions of "Buchus,
so-cslled, that infest the drug stores, possess
the real merit of Dr. Hembold's Genuine Elk.
tract? Amy sufferer from Kidney Complaint,
Dropsy, Diabetes, or other urinary diseases,
in male or female, will detect the difference
at once by the result. Hembold's cures; the
others fail. The genuine bears DR.. Helm
bold's signature. For sale by all druggists.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26

The published statement in the oppos-
ton press that the financial condition Of
the Treasury continues to grow worse and
that the Treasury is practically bankrupt
is not confirmed by the record of the Treas
ury Department Saturday night last the
Treasury Department had reserve of
$50 ,0O0, 900 in legal tenders and $50 ,000,-
600 in gold in its vaults. The full amount
of legal tender notes outstanding Satur-
day, Nov. %. was $364,772,3l2 This
sum includes 100000 in cash in the
Treasury. BY deducting this from the
sum of 1856 600. 900, the minimum
amount of legal tender notes. 1t will be
seen that to Saturday there had been is
sued from the ga, 900. 900 legal tenders re-
serve only $4,000, 900. This leaves bal
ance of $50 200. 900 legal tender available
from the maximum calculation of $780,
100000. To this must be added as re.
source the sso,ooo,ooo in gold in the
vaults. The only gold needed for the cur.
rent use of the Treasury between now and
January will be the semi-annual interest
upon the public debt, to the amount Of
$26, 100000. Although there have been
5000, 900 of bonds called to be redeemed
before the new year. as these bonds have
already been subscribed In the bonds of
the new loan, no money will be taken
from the Treasury for their redemption.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26

The new Congress which is to assemble
next Monday will be the first Congress as
sembled under the new and increased APP
portionment in the House, making the
number OF members 1872. The Admins.
tration will hold 1875 seats, giving it "a
majority of SO. Last Congress the Oppo-
sition numbered Ill members, and now
there are but 81 Democrats and Liberal.
out of the 292.
A Pennsylvania farmer, on a train from
Philadelphia about week ago, having occa
sion to make = memorandum, turned to
quiet gentleman seated behind him and asked
"Neighbor. got & pencil?" The pencil wal
loaned At once, and handed back with 'thanl
you, neighboS." The gentleman was "neigh
bor' Il. 8. Grant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26
Power OF Speaking Restored.

NEwAsH. ONTARIO, d. c., March 80, 20.
Mr.. FELLows-SIR: Some two months ago
my son lost his voice. became very anxious
about him. None Of the ply sicians could do
him any good. Having heard Of your Com
pound Syrup Of Hypophosphites, obtained a
bottle. Strange TO say, my sons voice was
restored about two hours after taking the
second dose.
You are at liberty to publish this for the
benefit Of other sufferers.
JONAS FOTHERINGILL.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26

referred to the political enemies who had
fought him and helped to bring him to hi.
present shame and discontinue, Tweed
slaughtered himself up and stood with de.
FAINT air. But it was only for moment; the
reference to the clearness of the proof against
him, again changed his manner; and when
the Judge began to pronounce the several
terms, he looked the look of despair, and re-
ceived each sentence as though it were lash
that cut straight to the heart"
Tweed was taken to the Tombs, reaching
there about one o'clock Sunday morning, and
was assign. to the condemned cell recently
occupied by Edward s. Stokes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26
PRESIDENT GRANTS FINANCIAL
VIEWS.

The reports which are sent out by Wash
ington correspondents purportiug to give
the views of the President and promincn
members of the administration concerning
important topics are not regarded with
much confidence. A grain oftruth is how
ever found sometimes in them, and such
we take to be the report that the President
will not favor in his message initiation OF
the currency. 1t is said that he will not
recommend the convertible bond at low
rate Of interest which has been discussed
somewhat in the public journals, beiiev-
ing that such a measure would necessarily
tend to imitation. If he recommends any
measure to ease the stringency Of the mon
ey market it will be such an one as will
prevent the increase of the legal tender
circulation, causing it naturally to seek
the Treasury after the stringency is re,
moved. This it is believed in some quart.
ers may be done by convertible bond
bearing ten per cent interest, the high
rate of interest being an inducement fol-
the conversion Of greenbacks into bonds
thus retiring them from active circulation
when the money market does not require
them.
The logic of this proposition SO far as ii
affects the currency seems to be correct.
The increase of interest payment by the
government which it would create is a
consideration in the plan of great impor-
lance, one that will cause objections
This will however be well weighed by
the President before he proposes such a
measure in his message. Ifhe succeeds
in striking out way by which the diff
culties attending our currency in its pres
ent shape may be obviated while pressing
towards resumption of specie payment it
will be an honor to his administration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26
U. =. Marsh ais ONCE,

PoRTL,N Nov 1mb ,r q, 1873.
District Of Maine So.
This is TO give Notice: That on the 10th day of
November, A. ID. 1873, a Warra,t In L nkruptey
WAS issued against the Estate of John Cover of
Auburn, in the County of Androscoggin, and State
Of Maine, who has been adjuiged a Bankrupt on
his own Petition fled in the District Court for said
District November 18TH A. ID. 1873, that the pay.
ment of any debts. and delivery of any property
belonging to SAID Bankrupt, 10 him, or for his use,
and the transfer Of any properly by him, are for
hidden by law; that u meeting of the creditors If
choose one or more Assignees of his estate will be
held at Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at the
ty, before John w. Mas Esq Regist r, on the sixth
day of January, y. ID. 1874, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
S. g. MARBLE,
US Marshal as Messenger, for said District
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26

cures all Humors from the worst Scrofula to
q common BlOtch or Pimplc. From two TO
or letter, PimPles on Face, BOils, Car.
buncless ErysiPclas and Liver Com.
plant. Six to twelve bottles. warranted to euro
the worst ScrO fu1Ous Sxyellings and Sores
Palma I'm Bones and Sore Throat caused
by Poison in Blood or mercurial treatment
cure the most severe recent or the worst lingering
Cough in half the time required by any other
medicine and Is perfectly safe loosening cough
soothing irritation, and relieving soreness. Sold
By all Druggists. II. v. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26

Try Rennes Pain killing Magic Oil for
cholera morbus, cramp in the stomach or
bowels, kidney difficulties, soreness of the
side, lame back, cramps Of the limbs. You
find it a wonderful cure for your family use.
Try it sure. d&wlt
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GENERAL NEWS.


Mr.. Samuel c. Cobb, candidate of all par
ties for Mayor of Boston, is spoken of as
modified Democrat with Republican tenden-
cies."
1t is proposed to prevent the washing Of
the banks of the Ohio River by planting
Tickets of willows along them.
The handsome bridge of the Central Pa
cifc road at Oakland, Cal, was destroyed by
fire on Sunday; loss about one million dol
lars.
All the members of the Japanese ministry
but two have resigned on account Of disa.
greement on the question of sending an expe-
dillon against Corea.
On Friday afternoon the personal failure of
vania Railroad was announced in New York.
A sentry at the Royal arsenal, Woowch,
England, marched four miles in his sleep.
not long ago, carrying his knspsack and
rife and six rounds Of ammunition.
A doctor went out for days hunting, and,
on coming home, complained that he hadn't
killed anything. That's because you didn't
attend to your legitimate business said his
wife.
Col. Weddel of North Carolina has set up
the "theory" that ''fve hundred years before
Columbus was born, colony Of Irish settled
North Carolina"
One of the pleasantsst sights to be seen in
any place is group Of schoolgirls on their
way to school. books 10 hand, faces rosy with
health, and all with "chsw" Of gum briskly
at work TitusriHe Herald
The Vicar Of St. James Church, Noting
Hill. lately preached sermon on death"
The effect was so great that several ladies
overcome with terror were carried out Of the
church, and the excitement grew so intense
at last that the service had to be stopped be-
fore the, sermonwas finished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26

An evidence of the manner in which
some of the enthusiasm for the Cuban cause
is raised is shown by the request made by the
committee having charge Of the Cuban meet
ing recently held in New York in the follow
ing telegram:
"NEw YORK. Nov. 10, 1868.
Gov. HENDRICKs Please send the Exec
utive Committee a stunning dipateh to be
read on Monday night at the mass meeting on
the Cuban atrocities.
J. II. VAN ALLEN.
NJ. +. McMAHoN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26

a. ~" AAuNA thS Suus
Sixteen OIL Paintings in a Book!
Never before was such an idea ATTEMPTED for
Dooh-iilhstration; everyone who has seen it pro.
nounoes it SUPERB. Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves
latest work,
Woman in Sacred History,
is series of narratives-sketrhe hes drawn from
Scrlptua historical, and legendary sources IL.
LUS1RATED with Sixteen Choice Oil Chromos,
after paintings by the most Gel, brated artists of the
world, giving a rich and magnificent variety Of
Oriental costume and beauty. Mrs. Stowe in her
charming style has written book full of interest
and without dull page in it, which even if not il.
lustrated would seil rapidly; but the
Brilliant Oil-Color Pictures
make it one OF the most unique original, and re.
markable books ever offered. The pictures, if pub
lished separately, would readily sell for 81 each
or 49, while the entire book with the sixteen pic.
lures, together with sumptuous bindings of the vol
ume, can be had for one.iih f that amount. The
book is published in GLISH and in GERMAN,
and IS making tremendous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26
NRm advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED,

profitable and respectable business for men or
women who have or can make leisure time and
with to convert IL into money. FOR circulars
address STAR LAMlSA ARE, 90 feekman ST.,
New York noy2G.lw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30
Projected BUILDINGS.

New buu proposed erected plans have ben b
uts1 durug he week eneilg nay 20, Ib73
Waan-st toutesn Of Puer and hrek bud
NJ hssAs eaees ke stones 6sa9o FRED Philips anc others
estgntted oosi. s16o 600. ''
East hougtnu-at. u+ore t,..~.,t
= 6HsS Conras Msrgrzf. oEusr y ''o'4eA'
il. one an nd
Ers5 ". n King 80 = N-'f = SUITS
ChasA Nc =. INA hrsa rore st.y.s Is a,iet q -
Altman Co owners esluatld oost 81 90 ''i 1910
Hraedsuy hol lI8l lnd irou,rd 80. n
Iores. tlS, <6i0roii Jane AyerSr oHnef ' AN''Vi .
Perry n1ft-st uortl SIDE +Jg III Nusv.
10 Nnenents eac1 storet kort3 Bauer Baer owner
Hst ThlrtTtlrst ho 81 buiek a6ls sore a.e n 4
v LaShen, 0snerE ..... ~ - - :
fsS-a e. - 2 Of 1hh-sve-Ore bret d., - -,
ba6ng, thFee stores. lo6rs Hume Bhott ssBera S'
hs - n q sth-s1e-One anet SaA, sasnss to1lOo
fohec CgnnisEioners
ATeG 50 Of SthOne srick orehousS tva ,tor..
uS1lll.4 Au Qlsl1s,
bsosdvsy q Ttss-one SownstOns sOr, Ad Peses
Epaseai 0uiicug fTe sories, rElo h Jniia owDer
shE % Of 5aaYe-Ohe 5roUbsone aTstelans DWELLING
S t5r65 sT50JO Jsbe Bostvek osrS,
Sests Z06 Of ave A. rearOns bnok dEsnsg stones
ErE. Wa PARKS
klds 81 n Of 3d-sve-TwS brck butings.
oreS NIL llEz5-Ons dueug four .tOrs,
ekla Geo JGnft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30
UNsAFE BUILDINGS

bunes rspset unsafe for tbs ending 1873:
No - Dasbes oaf bson owner
Me- iA tse D Grosasebst asssie gebss George Cose
r.
70 q Cherry-st aaafe val Nm T. Crour owner
hoA 80 and - Fourth unsafe parts vail T..
FT'
Ne ~ Gfssbvaeh Nnssfc chnneyu hT. sseBfretsr
Ne ~ hpuuFst, eensT1lT. Jo11 J. hOrF0u,
"a y hp1ng unsafe generaiy. Mr. DepeyEter
Ne = hpAsst utsas ton vail and Intel NJ Dskefson
70 = sprngat. aAasft EeHer4lJ hary McKeOn. Sspsf.
Ne BneduAJ gnssr aooTt. Mr.. A5ncb
s-1 sas foTsgse0ad rs issI
val Nm Watson oEnef
~ - carfest, usssis ekm3eYh WA Lyneh owner
Ne 30 oreen viestt uusaft s.
- -
NJ cArssOyesrs unsais IA ysrd Mn Purdy ounsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30

vgT HOUSE from 5th-ave, 3 West 3Oth-st.-
Rlcso, PARL0as large ROOMS, with OF without board
for ihs Summer ct resseaASls rates - =
s(sl EAST 23D-ST.--Two suites OF ROOMS,
sDs1 cen y,ea,sd seudd accommodations fbr family or party
sntemsnI pnvats preferred also hall bedrooms sumner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30
REAL ESTATE.
rxw.xoRK. Thursday, May %, 1873,

urwYoRK Thursday, May %, 1873
A. .,o Fv.ban1e to-day the attendance was
s,rr, interest apparently oenterinv IN the partition
.ale of tbe property owned by she Whitestone Land
A...caataop which made by Muller, wilkins q Co..
IN. a,r.ct,un Of George W Van sicen. attorney
~ esults of ths regarded by those IN interest
,.,r,v sueoessfu We desired 20 state on tho au
thorttx Of Mr. Van sieen, under whose direction the
.as Was made that every parcel offered was actually
so.d The parcels struck down g. E. Carl were pir>
-h.sed nv atm for aceoun: Conrad and Adoph Pop
seshusen aad L. b. Hiusdae. three Of the owners;
tnose struck down 70 John d. Scott purchased for
a~oonnt Of John ]. Locke, and those 70 k u
fNscEer for accounts of join D. Locke also owners.
Henry Hurd also of the owners purchased for ms
own account All other buyers were outsiders, Inc
Il hy Interested but hs owners have taken Tine
method OF partition, wltheuI resort 70 legal prococugs
continuation sale this same property comprising
xs other ots win be held next Thursday, at the same
place. Each owner who made purchase TO-DAY was Ihe
svner OF One-slxth the property AND acu
sy paid vesxths of the price at which the property
struck down TO them or their representatives 1no
outsiders who made purchases certainly obtained par
The results aggregate 500 SIS.
Several other offerings were made al the ExcnAnge'
particulars OF which arc appended.
Tie several sales held yesterday arc reporea
Tne one held 6y o. h Pierson 4 Co. at PearsAls L. l.,
WIS q complete Six carloads OF people msnr
Of the residents Of the neighborhOod Lunch was served
the shape Of elamb1ke after which s6oS VI s,Ss
per city lOt The Homestead was also 500 Ios ss,l"
We append full particulars OF the SAFE NeAu " - %
Blee skef, SON 4 Co. at Irvtngton N ). a.. 4.
tomorrow (Friday) will oe legal nonohy, ~ ~
prOnabe that business VIII ne uAn5acheu eieA
~ tle Exchange or among the brokers.
append Bst The prOposd new oudgS ao ose oeeareq
ssA a. eporied ~ Department Of BunE for The weef shns
sunber Of parcels property esed A. HILLSIDE Park Engevood =
TAs location q he poey Be- so he 'scs desirable N
ths vote ufb bat Y mies for the city yia The Northern
aroAa Of 6oai the Hudson River No oeef
.aortap,r vii urobabY oaere h 70 make
go al Ibis rralty Full particulars descriptive maps &c,
lI !. fsn,saes ugon application AacnOnee1 ofcG
EXCHANGE SALES. NAY %. ...I
BY = n. LBdtoto 4 %.
Bustus III SiIthsve 30 feet
s.ell Of known Lyme HAg Of iSaIee
.abarsuu upon a bio q SlS7.O0.
By Wllkan KaanelV.
C lot,
Seoou3lve T5 ee north hirds lot 5xOi BdwAu
AsFAsy, s9,sOa .r4 .rf t..- 81
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE skLRs.
Nv AuLtr. WiLtins q Co .-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30

- sgt holiday;
Frtd1f. Has BY Muir WIttHs 4 Co.
sa Of Z73 south sarterv
Scfnef Of Msdison-aTe. and SrtF-ssTenh-st
a and 858 The
pacs, y feet inches southery from RoTty-thinist
~ u. ". LadLOtC 4 Co.
under TIE Hart referee PLOT
~ ~ ey corner KagI51ags
~ AID Oue-hundred- s1d- eig 10 -sec0na-sL
~ Hugh " CGuap.
Lea sale under direction OF l. Oaen and
- aaTe located he northey Of Twenty seyenst ~ ies
tncbes westerly fruu Sirth-sTe
4 - Bleecker. Soa e 90
Legal sl under DE direction Of lake Lockwood 10 lots
M De 0ok, oosisd TIE north sasteTy Of Sysecordt
~ Teuts-aTe
By T. D nsllk1 ~. d Bro.
Acj0grned sae premises 0yunee J. 9 via plotA
Bg :. M. Gibson
The 81. j., -
b11yvesEut, Dea nc Belgidere-aTex
Saturday. Mar Sl-BV 4 D. ldslliek, ~. q Bro
bae De ngeEood n. J. 81 VI
snsSt n ieKlI -setl "a portion 4 TIE vilage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30

/ lo 1 GUNNER Retreats. t-4 .l.
AT PLEASANT VALLEY, n. j., on the
IA Hsdson opposite lSlst house Formerly Mr. CsrioetG PAV
nsse siasaon usrIcsptionsbo bosng and bang
References required Ferry spnngst Apply on prmss or
starrss, g." care Of H. WiSsas 60 sac sirh-sye no
A T SARATOGA SPRINGS. NY = n
~ GRAND UNION HOTEL .. ..-
June for the reception Of Proy NJ Lander
engaged for ts Rooms
Al Netropoltan Hotel or eiissy House NJ Y. Address
BRRsLIS, GARDNER Il Co. a. Saratoga Springs, n K.
BELMONT HALL, SchO0ley,s Mountain, n. J.
ID opens June for reception ofeonpADI A. cHowRLI-
BRIGHTON H0U5E-Perth Ambdy, n. j.,
- viii MAY 81, under sh
throughout bathing good boating fishing
II hgan from New orf; fare, $40 mouth Apply To
c. BARR Proprietor
NARSWEII H0IISE Cnrnwau ON Hndann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30

ADRIAN n auILKR, Auetionser.
HOUSES AND LOTS on southeast corner
III ~ Of Mshsos-sve and mEy seyenthsl
ADRIAN H. MULLER, P r. WILKINS Co. VII GEL AZ Anclon
on MOEDAY 10 oesck - the Exchange sAeEreon III
Broadway:
MADISON. AvRThs fourtsry hghtoep brovpsone frvnt
Houses aud de Of hadsonave commencing
an ~ asth, o-sr Of srtyssrenh The houses about y
aeep modern Improvements basement ana pof
shc, In bard wood. VNI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30
Board mn Rooms .

Board mn Rooms.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RBCBiVED At THE UrfOWr
OFFICES "a eat TAr seoond JoA WsA iseA H
a. % AZ - q regular snee rats-
ELEGANT ROOMS, newly and handsomely
IL saTpslsd asa 0raisbed LIT u kAss rsnAsI bssSeen
Bvssdssy and uuivsDitJpsse TO gsntIsusn.
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET to gentlemenE
II brstli.si resirud- ApplI At az EAs nnsssss.
4 ELAND~ STURrEVANT HOUSE,
l Rrsadvay TvsntV agbtk New iefA
AMERICAN PLAN, WITH ELkVAfOhh
d.. CENTRALLY LOCAPkD-
EKAR the DKPfrrs AND rHkArKRs -.
..n f. LEwIs GBO. bELASD, Prsyistoz
CTAMMERING New York StaRmering ln-
- gutsts sstablbed INV, Proh haBa Csfn hthsssf
West tAisf .tF,ses ffnsadt tus''ua-ae App
uesa % nssss Hsd BsAa ASd - ~ i~ beard o. so
ylcss antB szSrd s~ns ief uuspectuA
or. CHARLES HOTEL european Plan. No.
- ga Bsoadzzy BessAsrsL stsfs as~oa " ~ ~
Tsuiy Rso. o go v e per yseh oa TTs'A@sai an Ae-r
s..~l.ksAu Al brosAssg psust De Heel
6koRdR I LswIS LkhAhD, P'ssnsn1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30
legal Notifss.

EesaI Notifss.
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
Ia Me matter s The s. Of Nicholas Bose Sss,. c !. or
C thai Bernard heAaRus and WsHn " bnu tee
Al Nicholas brcSne decea
and inserted IN Two 81 se aAH
ssspsSers pab4Bed As CITY ol Ee-lorf Hl sesh ier e
,pses Jane Peyn. rs Of josh reyn
ibass the sid MehoA BrovDe oee@see CEN
ming this COa osore ne sevesth CAV on
I.n 1 "A bs claim q III SD
,sssas hATyaad Code q Public Gessr ss
ar-l~i. "a 800. ia BOLIVAR ID. DANkLSt
49, GRO WIN BISHOP.
q. W. LINDSAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-30
hoteis.

VERMONT SUMMER home, Poultney, Vt
Rev J. NEWMAN, d D. Prop 0psu from MAJ special
TO amh CIV WIZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-25

No. Observation-Disclosures Series.

No. Observation-Disclosures Series
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
Of New Orleans, That the sum OF $4,000 in
street improvement bonds. series No. 2, be
appropriated to Eugene Rabasse and the
Society for the Relief of Destitute Orphan
Boys lbeing $1,000 to said Rabasse and $1,000
to said society. for the damages sustained
by said parties. and for their lands aDpro-
prlated by the city of New Orleans in the
digging, deepening, widening, ETC., of the
CarroIlton avenue canal, and. for such of
their lands as may be required for road at
it's junction with Orleans canal; provided,
however, that the payments thus authorized
snail be in full settlement and satisfaction
of all claims aud demands of any kind
Whatsoever which the said parties, or either
of them, may now or might hereafter have
against the city of New Orleans on account
of digging, deepening or widening the said
CarrOllton avenue canal, or the establishing
of roads upon each thereof; and provided
further, that the several parties do transfer
unto the city of New Orleans, by proper
notarial act. the lands already appropriated,
and as much more as, according to the plan
of the City Surveyor now on file In his
office, may be needed for the widening.
deepening, etc. Of said Carrollton avenue
canal, and for the establishing of roads on
each side thereof; and it is further provided,
that the suits already instituted by several
parties against the city of New Orleans to
recover the claims herein authorized to be
settled be discontinued at the cost of the
plaintiffs. 70 "a
Be it further ordained That this ordi-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-25
SHERIFFS SALES.
Charles +. Berens vs.. Samuel ID. Dixon.
tutor.

Charles +. Berens vs.. Samuel ID. Dixon.
tutor.
EHIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 3993.-By virtue of a writ of selz
ura and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court tor the parish of Orleans in the
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' tx.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District of this city
on TUESDAY January 20, 1874, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property. belonging to
Barbara Benson, wife of Frederick W. New0rth
the minor Eva Louisa Benson and Mary Ann Ben.
son. wife OF Samuel D. Dixon, to wit
THE THREE Undivided FOURTHS of two GER
tain lots of ground, and small portion of ground
together with the improvements thereon and the
appurtenances thereunto belonging, situated in
the Fourth District of this city, in the square
number ftty-nine, bounded by ashngtOn. Live
Oak, Fo,iI tn and Magazine streets, designated by
the numbers seventeen and eighteen on plan
drawn by H. Morlhausen, late surveyo or, dated the
fourth day of May, 1874, deposited among the
records OF L.. Hermann, formerly a notary public
in this city. Said lots and portion of ground ad.
Join each other, and said lots measure each thirty
one feet'sx inches front on Washington street, by
one hundred and twenty five feet in depth, be.
tween parallel lines, and said small portion of
ground forms part of the lot number nineteen and
adJoins said lot number eighteen, and measures
one foot six inches front on Washington street. by
one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE feet DEPTH be-
tween parallel lines.
Said property is the same which the late
Joseph Benson acquired by purchase at public
sale of same made by 4. T. Parker sheriff of the
parish OF orleans, on the twenty ghth day OF
December, 1853, under and by virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale to him directed by the Sixth Dis
trict Court of New Orleans renderef in the siit of
A. Chiapela vs. Charles Ferguson. No. 1854 of the
docket Of sad court.
Seized in the ABOVE suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. T. HARPER.