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FRIDAY. ..JANUARl l0, 1919.
rCnmmuntcated.l
Enspnfent Wrath.

rtnpnicnt Wrath.
The following official document was de-
livcred to the officers Of the Petersburg Rail
road Company on the day of its date:
"ofrIcE ON DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMp'Y,l
\. l.. McCrrady. President, [
''.Eohm N. West, agent,
Petersburg and City Poiut.
PETERSBURG. VA. January !, 1871
'' N'. J. c. Sprig9, superintendent:
Dear Sir.--t am ordered by the r. r.
Co. to pay five cents pesgale whartageen all
your cStton in futur~
"Respcctfully yours, .
".IonS NJ. WEST. agent o. d. s. s. Co.
Tins charge will Of course follow the
goods" ,~
In the c&,rse Of the discussion of the pro-
poSition Samend the charter Of the Peters
burg Railroad Company attention has been
called to tho fact that large quantities of cot
ton from south Of Weldon, since the 1st of
November, 1872, have been passing through
Petersburg destined North. The president
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Company having refused 10 carry such
cotton from Richmond to Qsantico, it be-
came necessary for the Petersburg Company
to send it over the .Nlaptic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad FROM Petersburg to City Point,
and thence by Vessels to New York, The
"R. r. Co." reGrred to in Captain Vests
letter is the great Atlantic, Mississippi and
FOhio'Railroad Company.
Mr.. Ragland has offended Mr.. Robinson:
Is this order simply punishment for Mr..
Ragand, or does tI atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Company intend to impose this extra
ordinary charge upon all the cotton shipped
from Petersburg north over its City Point
branch?
If it be merely chastiscment of the Peters
| burg Railroad Company it is ridiculous|y
| feeble
Ii it be an invention to dam the current
of Petersburg trnde MIA City Point, and (tt
borrow favorite figure of the Inder) to dr.,
up the Appomattox and James rivers, ant
force the cotton of the Caroinas to 90 diIec
from Weldon to Portsmouth, it is we'll tha
the people of Petersburg take notice of thi
discrimination against their interests.
II it be intended TO impose this charge
only upon one shipper of cotton using th
wharf at City Point it becomes legislator
10 inquire whether Virginia franchises ar
being used for public purposes or to gratit.
ambition and spite. CONSISTENCY.
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nY ELEGANT CHRISTMAS AND

NEW-YEAR PRESENTS HAND
KERCIIlEFs, GLOVES, NECk-SCARFs, FANS.
FOX THE HOLIDAYS.-THOMAS R. PRICE &
co. have just received great supply of new aud
beautiful goods for PRESENTS, &C.:
Hemmed aud Embroidered Handkerchiefs, iu boxes
for brides;
Initial Handkerchlefs: Handkerchiefs In fancy
boxes for ladies and gentlemen;
Msses' and Boys Handkerchefs:
Linen and Lace Sets In endless variety;
Lace Collars and Sleeves, Kid Gloves,
Splendid Party and Bridal Fans, Roman scarfs,
SIX Neck-Ties for ladies, with many other articles
de1s T. r. PRICE 6 co.
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Aitl1mond 1ispattt1.

ca,- TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
eATCU Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALt. THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TEE CITY.
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JOHN SMITHS LAST LETTER, ruBLtsHED IN
the supplement to the Religious Herald Of this
week, for sale at two cents per copy a. j. r. ELY
SONS news depot, No lIl2 Main street.
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IT rs SAID THAT EVERY EXTENSIVE Apyrr,-
rrsER has to pay very large sum tor experience
before he learns how to invest his money juicious
ly. 1t would be better to entrust the business to
responsible advertising agency like that Of GEORGE
z. RowELL & Co., No. IL Park Row, Eew York
and thus gain the benefit OF experience without
cost. Contracts can be made with them as low rs
With publishers direct. a~5 s.t' 80 at'a@,hs' !.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON 6 co. will sell at 4 P. NJ. dwell
Ing with one-fourth acre Of laud In Harvletown.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell ut 10 a. NJ, at their
aucuon-rooms furniture, sewing machines, &c.
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~BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE

% BATCH E LORS HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridcu.
lous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the III
effects OF bad dyes aud washes. Produces imme-
dately superb black or natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, sofr, and beautiful. The genuine
signeo ~. A. BATCHELOR. Sold by ali druggists.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
sc a0-eOd Proprietor, New York
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THE POLAR WAvE.-A change in the tenn
perature yesterday gave indications that the
polar wave now chilling the people Of the
Northwest will reach us before many days.
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THE ANNABlE CAsE.-The case Of William
j. Annable was called in the Hastings Court
yesterday, but, on account of the absence of
witnesses, continued. ast
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THE STEAMER ISAAC BELL. will leave her
wharf promptly. at IL NJ. to-day for New
York. No freight will be received after II
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Ora :, ATTENTION !-Atte d 4
l rr.rl4r tr!lls every FRIDAY NIGHT at y 8
... a,..l NJ u,d Market Hall. unSi further no-iV
u E ~ "rtp5 Capia:n Ho>>IEuN. IL
&. J.. WA OMAN,
=. - orderly sergeant.
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CONVICT RECEvED.-John Appleby was re-
ceivcd ut the penitentiary yesterday from
Prince William county, to be imprisoned
ten years for arson.
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PIzzINI's SALOON WILL BE OPEN TONIGHT
after the concert. .s
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AFTER TIE CONCERT YOU SHOULD CALL AT p IL
zISrs and get fry or stew Of oysters, son': tee
cream and cake, and other good thugs.
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ALASKA BoAs AT S5-yery stylish and cheap-at
,. WEISIGER & Co.'s.
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SEALsK1N CAps.-Price, s4.5O-a great bargain,
at P. WEIsIGER & Co.'S.
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ApvERTIsE.-ourm merchants seeking tro lie In any
portion Of the country should ADVERT "a ,n the
papers Of that tsetien. 81. ELLYsoF 4. Co. win
TAX. adver.ker Ants snd have them iEsT ted at pub
nslers, rates. t1s5
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QUAL1FIED.-Mr. John Hunter qualified as
an attorney in the Supreme Court yesterday.
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LETTER FROM LOUISA COUNTY.

COUNTRY RIDE Us. CITY PAvEMENTs-H1sroR1
lNclpENTs-TA -TAHLEToN's RAID ON cnARLoTrEs
vELLE-LAFAYErrE's MARCH TO INTERCEPT
H1M--rwo IseaEs HUke-rArRIck HENRY IN
LoUEA--nApSEY CARR, nzS's RIVAL IAN
oRAToR--sToNEwALL yAcEsoN,s us.nor.p.
TEgSESHrs FAMOUS NIGHT RIDE TO RrCRMoND-
rKEssED" A HoRsE-ANoTHER AN.
Or GOLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S45kAID--wuAr HE "MIGHT " HAVE DoNE-rHE
IFUBLrC SCHOOLS OF LOUISA. s.xl
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SREGiAL NOREEEs.

SREGiAL NOREaES. f:
US I. 9BRIGGs's
OLD-ESTABLrSHED BAKERY,
7O7 MAINsHEREET.
BREAD, BUNS, ResHzLs, and BISCUITS.
StkEs OF ALL KINDS
LOOK AT LIST OF CRACKERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
SODA CRACKERS, BUTTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS,
CREAM CRACKERS, ARRowRooT CRACKERS,
LEMON CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS,
MUSHROOM CRACKERS, PILOT BREAD,
SUGAR CAKES, MoLASSES CAKES.
Country merchants will do well to give me a call
before buying. jae
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ssss eseS<bstS.


! >I IN TINE,
l', t., "' ,A'AAys a!c rapidly approacling and for
},.i. ~ "ccNs "uc of our firm has teen in New
.. IIaa"'E1 lprchtae. adapted to the joyous sea-
,..,", ,hTl.poI f4sninn,hic cooGs-and /, viii be
'''"S i3i Purchasers 10 give MS a call.
e., q. L. BAEBEE & CO..
No. ~,J Maiu street.
hhnnE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
~,,fi>>'littN ~, boots. SituES, HATS, FUR
!t\.4riis.i, -, ,!'N. Hr.. Tor sale low al l.. LlClI-
at. I,u, - In.H"ricrD 81 SsiEe Thread, Nos. 1905
.''' y IIalht.u str,Nt. dc 2I
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MEDIUM-PRICE FURS.-Just received a large as
sortment at p. WEIsIGKR & CO.'S.
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALs.-In this court
yesterday the Levy wilEcase was argued and
submitted. sa = sssa l..,'~r
Yankee Allen, appellee, partly argued bis
own case, which will be continued to-day.

SrEcIAL CoURT OF APrEALs.-In the Spe-
clai Court of Appeals Yesterday the case OF
Folks, DC, us. Rucker was further argued
BY Judge, Daniel.
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A HEROIC AcT.-On the oath Of December
last son of Captain Hopkins, of Ware
Neck, attempted to 60 to vessel that was
lying IN Ware river, taking two young CO.
lored boys with him. The boat was upset,
and left the three to struggle in the icy-cold
water. The courageous young seaman swan
to the vessel, carrying both of the colored
boys on his back. He put them safely on the
vessel, and then returned to the shore to get
a boat to take them home. When he reached
the vessel the second time lie found the
youngsters one dead and the other nearly
dead. but took him directly home, and by
rubbing and wrapping up warmly was soon
restored - Gloucester Herald.
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iME, LINE, LIME.-Tne Lime manu-.
Ws0NG Gp s. 9S y B?ts'9u! county, known Us
flCE TIgn ~, ins nurket under the nuine OF INDIAN
9oe Nc ks; oiGers for which may be len at os1
sor.n,. a. 49,, DILLON. RLLErT & co.
N1' wa ness
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I have analysed the whiskey known under the
brand of "B Select" controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find Il
free from fus oil and other impurities and recon-
mend Its use for medlcin and family purposes.
-. i. McCAw, MD,
late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College Vir.
Rinia.
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CALL AND SEE TILE KALTHAM AND ELGIS
WATCHES, Gpl& Opera-t Leont,nes, Chate-
9ai9esf fNecklaces, Gold sf eacles, Gold Thinbies,
tSsm Pens, Gold sleeve-BsEous, Gold ssSds. Gold
eaa nnameee neil gao s 9swsry and
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Ls1E AND CEMENT.

Jity,- -~~~-~-~-esH
& -, hLhND LINE AND CEMENT
MEAy n"1,fsis daily expected; LOCO barrels CE.
r,> ~ s''7e. For saeby
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DoGsKIN CArs-something new-at P. WE1s1'
GER 4 Co.'S.
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-r,>Ii>E. ,<r I>>lEA>cE q lsarANlhS
~ ,NSAtL MEETING OF TIE
80. [IrshFE> cf MS hanS. FOR The cicc,
-.....,.- ...r -" ru,u!nS N'ar. VIII iE Eeh.
p. a>psN ..sh January. ~ t"c"th ". -
q. ~. -, Wilma, It7,k %Wl,Giug. S;"ChhulGcrs
~ - r,,-,mra:cd In vCI>oH Nr J., PROXY
90 - nDliAHB COHEN. Cashier.
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EDITORS OF DIsPATcK,-Pleasas say, for the In
formation of my clients and friends, that am de-
talned at Louisville, Ky, in attendance on sick
relative, and will return to my Office and the courts
in Richmond as s9on as practicasle.
= JLdnuQrY Q, 1879. - Il :.
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goB PsTNraSG. sAys'call the attention OF mer.
esanfs, erss etodrts, sheriffs lawyers, railrosd,
steamship and cauad officers and agents andall others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
biii-Heads, Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-BiIls, Catalogues
biiis OF Fare Show-Blls, Checks, Drafts &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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.,v, %r.rAI Evr;niNG FUN ASpl
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
rur ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
~.,,.hi,tr rEEs 81 this institution Will hc
.a..''a =. ,'t,',i TItitI;s. 'VIrWisTFAD,
80 Cashier.
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a, Etrrs9eS CO., ADVERTISING. .ysssu.s, D1se4rcp
building, 14frecetve adyertserpents and have them
inserted In any Journal Of .he country at reguls,
rates.
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! >>EMBLY HALL.
JANUARY lIu.
EuK ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Mt. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
RIP VAN WlNKLF,
'"ff"'rir'i hy carriully-sclectci connns.
NIii"'!" 90
f'h "a f'sl o.
''"r"ri seats can he ercarrd at WEST, JOHE-
=. i
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Go to PIzzISI's tonight after the concert.
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! MBLY HALL.
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The following papers and magazines furnished as'
publishers lowest rates, which az follows, ior
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MATINEE. SATURDAY ~ : O'clock.
V .ua" uri"ns, - cents Ia al parts Of the house.
-. ....i rta-~ g cents extra. il lO-l$
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE PESIrENTIARY B1LL.-Mr. Anderson,
OF ,hockbfidge, from the Committee or Pub.
iie iieeinstitutions, reported the bill providing
ior the leasing out Of the penitentiary. YES
terday, In the Senate. 1t provides In sub
stance that commission consisting of two
members OF the Senate and three on the part
el the House shalt be selectedaasfio shall
nave authority to lease out tha 5gnitentiary
upon such terms as will esely relieve the
state from all cost. The penal charrcterofsa
alsclplne of the institution shall reinain
ander al control Of the State and subject to alI
State laws. The lessees are to take the mn
ehinery, tools, fixtures, &C., of the institt1-
ton at fair cash value, and at the expira-
Ron of the lease shall return the same in good
order, or their eqaivalent In money. -.
-dhe bill also makes provision for the re-
moval of the peiis sShtiary II 1t shall be so or
dered by the STATE, and in the event of its
being leased gut tBs &gm Of office of the SUI
perintenden@pby Igleas6se aaicers of
the institution shall h6 "a ikfeirfafad with.
1t is statsdsupon gQag authority that there
are gent nov in the city wbv are wa
Ing to q h er to hestate for shezsase
of the penitentiary as ss6n as the BILL is
paaed autho@in4t, dna tAut the offer will
assHevs ate fhp all charge. <
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JANUARY liIH.

FOR O%E NIGHT ONLY.
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a1rA sAyING< EANNl

N\p M, HANItS
....f>sr ts.>tE H1l'ANN
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AUCTION SALES.
By c. E. Girardey & 60.

tis for occupation As this offering vil' oe the
mrs. great tate of the season, where all the prop
erty Will peremptorilS be sold free from all taxa
uCn' executing that Of the current year payable
only IN 1915 and with the guarantee of one of the
nuest anu best authenticated titles III the State,
IL 10 10 De hoped that those having ans to invt 81
VIII examine the property and attend the sale
favorable
Terms and condltions-One fifth cash. Balance az
one, Two three. four, five six, seven, eight nine
and ten years credit tor notes of the purchasers.
secured by mortgage aud veuders lien on the prop
cry sold, bearing six per cent per annum interest
then Punctually paid. eight per cent per annum
until final payment. The act of mortgage to col ;
tain the tive per cent attorneys fee cause.-the
improvements TO be kept insured and the policies
to be transferred to the vendors and the act of sale
at the expense of the purchasers before Joseph
fahey notary public. f,a
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LANDS AND LOTS IN LOUISIANA.
SUCCESSION OP MRS. JULIA MEYER. DECREASED
WIFE OF L. BLOOM.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 3i.i2o


DY G.. 4. EERARDEY 4 60. AUCTION.
Ab sers-Nicholas HOey, AuCtiOneer-Ottce No.
II Exchange Place-TU ESDAY. February I8, 1878,
q. twelve o'clock ", at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal between Canal and
CustOmhnuse streets, in This city of New Orleans.
by virtue OF order of the honorable The Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated De.
cember 30. 1872 will be sold BY public auction the
following described pruperts, to wit
I. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. situated, lying
and being in the parish OF West Feiicana, State Of
louisiana containing 4O5 acres. bounded on the
north by lands of Jed D. Smith and A P. Converse,
and on the east by lands of Mrs. TuTnbull. to-.
gether with al. the buildings and improvements.
etc. thereon.
2. Lots Nos. s. and 9: also. portion OF lot NO.
iJ and 50 feet i'll the E0rt west corner Of lot No.
square No. OF donated lands in the town of
Jackson. parish Of East Feciana, State of Louis.
lana. with jill the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Trims Of Saie--For the property firstly de.
scribra One-ha cash. and III. balance on a credit
OF one wear.
For the property secondly described: + I000 cash.
and the BALANCE on cred!. OF one. Two and three
y'ns.
These credit portions 10 We III notes Of the pur.
cha .GS, b. special and vendor =
lien fh. property sod. and y aiiug Interest of
eight per cent per auau:: from ats OF sale until
tina! payment. IL" acts ~ mortgage 70 contain the.
p IA! "!au.e'f I've per ccn' attorneys fees. l..
event OF su.t :" recover payment .i the notes or
any portion thereof.
A'ts' al" al '.,"-rensr ~; Tho purchasers be.
fore ". J Ca-trli. notary public.
i.lT 2S f.t IL 10
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COtRT FOR THK PARISH q
ORLEANS.
MARY ANNE GFIER, WEE W. HENRY
Schwanit. Her Husband--TO. 1850.

MARY ANNE GFGER WEE Va. HENRY
Schwanit. Her Husband--TU. asst.
z HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SIXTBESTfi
u day of December. 1872. jud gment was reudel I'd
IN this court in the following entitled su]t ia the
words and figures following to wit:
Mary Anne !trsT. wife. We. Henry SchWandt. her
husband. No. 1856
In bis cause submitted 90 the court for ilud, d,
zion upon applCatiuu'tO confirm default upon the
court consider ng the law and the evidence and
|ths same being ia favor of plaintiff and against
the defendant 1t is ordered adiudg ed and deCreed
that there be Judgment herein in favor of plaintiff
Mrs. Mary Ann Gcier. and against the def nlaut,
Henry SchHa DIT. her husband. decreasing a separa-
ton from bed and board between said plantitf aud
defendant. and as a legal consequences thereof u
separation of property and dlSSO lutiDR of the
community aguests and gains heretofore existing
between them, and awarding to the said plaintiff
the care and custody al the minor children OF the
marriage, whose names are set forth i'll the petit
ton. 1t is further ordert d, adiudged and decreed
that the right of the plaintiff he reserved TO insti
tutr and carry on further proceedings for he hqu6-
dation of the community heretofore existing be.
tween herself and her said husband, and to recover
a1imOny, if any be Que, and to secure final di-
vorc4 after the legal deay. 1t is further ordered.
adiudged and drcreed that the injunction herein
issued TO restrain tho defendant Henry Schwartz.
as prayed for in the petition, he made perpetual
and that lie PENDANT do pay all costs of suit.
Judgment sigut d twentieth December. 1872.
a. SAL GER Judge
IN testimony whereof have her-unfo set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at tn.
January. in the year of our Lord one Thousand
EDWARD Il CANNON.
ia2a fplg25. Deputy SlerS.
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THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
9SSIGSEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
IN The NATTER OF Scion ENGEL. IN BANK.
fuptcv.
District Court OF the United States Of America FOL
the District of Louisians-SO. l2l3

by &. E. GIaARDEI 81 TO, AUCTION
I'D eers-Otiice No. Il Exchange place.-SATUR-
DAY, February IS, 1873, al twelve o'clock NJ, at the
McIChan s and AuCtIonecTs' Exchange, on ROYAL
street, betw, en- Cara and CustomhOuse streets in
his city OF New orleans, by virtue OF order of
the Hon. <. H. Durtl, judge OF the District Court
of the United States vi America for the District OF
Louisiana sitting in bankruptcy, dated the six
tcenth of January, 1875 will be sold by public sue.
ton the following described property, to wit
A LOT OF CIR 'UND, situated in the Third District
of the city Of New urleans, i'll the suburb Franklin
designated by the number twenty, in square num-
Der ffty-tive bounded b. st. John the Baptist (0r
Rob- rtsGnl Vaudeville, haiigny. and st. Avid OF
Claiborne streets measuring thirty four feet SIX
inches front on s.: john the Baptist Ger Robertson,
street by one hundred and sixty feet deep between
paraNel lines. with al! the buildings and improve
nents 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 ASST gnee
acting the office Of the court viii convey only
such title as Is iii him vested by tho assignment
III bankruptcy and by the aforesaid order OF court.
Terms al sal--Cash on the spot at the moment
OF the adjudication. and purchaser. TO assume pay.
ment over and above the prices Of adjudication of
all taxes which the properly may owe up to the
day Of sale
Ac, OF sale st Che expense Of the purchasers,
before NJ. GtTpon. notary public.
ia23 26 fe | 8 ID
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SUCCESSION uF JEAN HoUSSeg-.Ho 35.y?o

fY ~ SttSAI Efs SrCTHOEfER.- OfIs9
Dc"Tnsr OF Exchange alles and BieEvils street,
SATURDAY. naTVb 3. !6f9. will be cold aS
twsly. sS Nts NJ, az th~ Mere. ant. and Auct io1.
and CUSTOM ou." streets. Nv virtue 81 Order
from She honorable the Second Iistr': ajour6 Sos
th. arish % Orleans, dated JanlSCS 28. 1918
4 CERTAIN lot OF GROUSE, situate6 ,R sHa
square bounced by DeOJd Louisa and New JIeve4s
streets gormsrls forming part OF the 6attuTs Sls
front os suburbs St Mary aud DelOrd, and dc
sCrbe.i in the title as lot No ,, plan drawn be
W. J. Thompson an AprS. !84!, and deposited re
the Office of TheO. |uyU'. then - NotaTs Of this
city. as plan No. u.s. and measuring Y f.st -
inches FROM on tho bat'uie. iPlnId street, ~
inches on irregular Augu!&s tine diN.lng Is
trons lot Nc I; "a feE3 alL.y SOG the "OrTnOH
OF said lot and adiGiuins rnoa, amt % feet
inch. IN depth the slime adlDn ng lot No a. zoo
gctheE with the buildin; and Improvements thercs
on, consisting of q three story brick store No "a
This property is sold subject to d lease ending 0N
the first of August 1873, at the Pate Op $50 peg
month. See plan at the + change.
Terms-Oue-tAird cash, and the Balance en- .
credit of one and two years, notes bearing 10
'erest at the rate of eight pee cent per annuns
from day OF sale to final payne Mt, and secured by
special mortgage and vendor lien; ten pei cenS
ATTORNEYS fees Pm case of silit, to recover sai&
Notes, or any portion SherrO'; the property 80
be kept insured for the full amount of the notes.
at one and two Years, and tho policy TO be transe
ferred to the administration the purchaser to
sumo the payment of all the taxes for the yeaS
1872 due on the property, and finally, that tho
notes BIZ divided into coupons to suit She admlBlS
tratOE
Act OF sale before Theodore Buissou, UotaYg pufsO
lie, At the expense Of the purchases
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