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On October I, Number Of
THE NEW QUARTERLY MAGAZINE.

high class literary and social periodical ThS Magazine contns
phaed matter than published magazine and printed on the
besi paper aud 10 clear type.
The MsgIue contains addition topics or social and
general interest tales Of considerable length b. eminent
wrters The completed in he nunbe in which
hey appear. The Magazine likewise to authentic works Of
Biography. very high literary standard will be mantane
Contests or kusBER Travels 10 Pougali Our Next War;
Oliver Tempest Novel by John Dange author q Grace Toll
mar" Rl0eas; Critical Biography Spiruaic Seane Horses
and Ridefs; Giaio Ypseops. Poet and Painter: Tale
Annual subscr pon po free any Of the United states ana
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nuu ERIE RAuRnAn-

L Only DIRRCT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS TO
TgH OH, REGIOs LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
III le,,, pesbrosses aud Cort andtst Perres
g:9O n Express daily except SuadA,D With Pullman ParloS
through from Phladeph % Nilsnspor; Palace
Cy ssSbsrr $40 WlisnspOrt 1906 Loeb Haven 955
Renoyo 10 frineon. SOS; Corr COS, Rn, Y as M
lrneon sud CORY with OIL ALLEGHENY yer
$50 Ere Natl daily With Pullman Oar from
"a Bite Arnve sunbarJ 620 Whsmseot g. fO Loci Havsa
G4b Remove ii n irVaetoa, olO, Cory. &I0 Rhs, 1888
Connects AZ lrrinetoh With on Crssk and Aeshsuy
Tor the Oh Region at kne WITH Late shore o all points West
.. N. BOYD. h.. Cen P.ss ISssI
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NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD-Eew York aud New Haven Division.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING MAY 20. 1873
York Grand Central Depot Earaoee
Forty-seoondst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
Trains Nss Haven lesve At 70j tAecn sos ELl 300
(Aeeul 1000 (EI 1900 lAccnl 100 BI) br) 500
lAssn 3s and 5:lo Local Er $40 Gr and $40 ~ n
(gr) So 43s $40, G35 $40 9;l0p For stanford II0
sos 0O5 1910 1900 ne. loo. 2Z3 3lo, 800 43o
AS, 8 10, $40. 6:35, 120 BIO elO p
For Port Chester ll:4Op. m ooo ,
$40 D NJ via shore Line 100 and 9;lO The SiOo NJ
loo 9ilO topping at Stanford, NorSak asd Bridge
The sos ard 90 connect With traus on sno Line
Division Newport asd Providence aud the Conn VALLEY
saybrook The 500 and 300 connects with New Haven
and Northampton New Haven, S:O5 AID lZOO noon
trains River Springfield and 500 for
Yontrss The sO5 1900 300 and 1888 connects With ssuga
ta Railroad and the 1905 and 300 with Hoes4ione Rail
road Al Brgepor HE sos 905 and 3:l5 0lO asd
gl0 M Danbuy Asd Norws al No. SorNah and TIE 0S
m ABS aud 5:lO m with New CsoaAb Railroad at STANFORD
sundiy Boston Trains at 70S VIA Springfield 9lO m
via Providence o,--..--- - x,-,.y
Tsi.. can be purchased Ticket one. Of COMPANY at Gnai Cen
Ira, Depot or al oas n T. Trsasfr Co., 94i Broadway Y.
and No Coa BroOkyn eho Will also cheek baggage from
deuce 20 destination.
y" K NJ REID. Gsnl Supt, EeH-i.ven.
J0HE T. MOODY, Bept Div NewYork
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can - supplied with LONDON
CLOTHING, Pfrieet In siyie anu IT. bv
following The in,.ruougaf OF ar Sell
Measurement Rules. In our ncs Pssh on
Eook. VII ct. siA samples Of matchAis.
j. forSan,ed poet ..ea.
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@ Corporation Notices.

DEPARTMENT RISAScg BUREAU oy TAG RECEIVER
Taxes House. PARA - Chamberssi Sept 80 1879
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Not is hereby
~ that the Books Taxes V
this Office Thuiay The bO1ks Tor
REAL ESTATE will he opened for MONDAY Oct
Payment be between The > de-
dgcon at the oeVen calculated from the date
payment 70 the first y OF December will be made all ares paid
previous the lst Of November.
MARTIN 7. MCMAHON. Receiver Of TsIes.
PROPOSALS FOR MASON WORK, &c
l. SEALED PROPOSALS for the MASON and STONE CUrTRES
WORK also forthe IRON CARPENTER WORK,
connected With the construction and erection Arch in
Central viii received by
81 Public Parks SO Unionquafe SewYork O'clock
ofbe lth Of October 1873 For full information The City
Record Copies for sale at No. 2 CitT Hall
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ghantee tor Business men

A established, clean, cash. profitable BUSI
~ NESS without competition vii be disposed Of on favorable terms
Apply 10 UNDbRlIILL Co, 80 Duanest
TOR SALE, OR FORM C0MPANY-An en-
trey SEwlSGMACiNE. With the be-. latest improve
manufactured CHEAPER than those present h
and interfere With the monopoly ApplJ WOLFF
Model and Pattern Maker, II North Willamst.
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5teamooaIs nno Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT

SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT
~ 49, NORWICH LINZ
Boston Worcester Fftchba-e Goo, I,,.,,., Io.,u Law
mediate points. ~ N -
The /. and stsneh steamers
CITY or BOSTON
CITY or NETWORK
CITY OF LAWRENCE and
CITY OR NORWICH
viii leave kevforf daily tsandsTs eIeeptsd Al ot m
No 40 North n vsr, foot Of Canal Gsa Wat, a.
for New London Norwich there eonBetnt With Yrp
fer the sbess points ysTmeBt Central Eov and Worcester
Boston, Hartford and Kns Railroads.
HoTtA " PIaKRa Ass.L
EstIak Jssss is12
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!, d 4: q d d ].

The BRST MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet nirodneed fof
Ne relief General Debsy and Loss Of Appetite ism
valuable Recommended for IT, pIn By the Fool Journal arHa5
Hss-al ID. WentE0ub l.. Scott, esd, r. g - r. A. y u
p r. , s. A. so by Grooer Ome1 ami Chensts IN lare
bottles al 2s. each. Beware d m.atolA Preparsi D! .
GOODALL BACEhOUSE 4 CO..
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REMrrTANCRs need not neeessshly
sccompsny the order, as arrangements
have bcen made that the Forvsrdinf
Companies Aren't shall. al Me tine Of
delivery. collect the smount Of invoic.
together ~ish Forwarding charges and
Casion dues
This mole Of collection and delivery
hss beea ionnd Of great service 10 con
daeting our extensive American trads.
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HALLE Of nay ' ma pT' e, s s,A@ol e5,nse ias
ss"aDd @scas ~e eec's Pr1s Lay a, Ia 90 ~ ,SD COG
s0aSl3 Straw liberal gpph and re' are unsettled 'SlOa
IEDlGo- uarts' qgel eui githou, qGStsSe change
rees We small Of Manila Zoe and hadS' Al e5d
MALS~Te market for Irgot Copper very dali and prices
Seivrry 27e sslg price Sheains without esnge
sSes5ns &c ard lion Bolts Sc net cab Pc Iron is very du ard
'sV S ro sus ' A ae s9Sa urs S%S' T
asrkeoT Pig Leaf also very qae We hear Of no sa aa0ed Al
asoe5 At &c sheet 4Dd PIPE IOg and TnHd Pipe - an
- 1eD dSI soe pHces have fStS declined Straits bed at Ola
% h' ,os Pike az. EsI' u ess o n. S5s 10 h s5y'
Saes $50 Charcoal Tp and eIIts, At $40 800
Tin - 0s25 end 100 boxes Charcoal reos 10 10 oer
S4v1L STORES-Orly limited buspes, v done in spris Tu
estLe toay offerings prices
aaned About 81 obs na' lot. sod Al ale but s.fsgh1
egi WITH se Of te' Cs@mc9 Msa'd At 81 % 100
- sOas2 s. Tar Gull and sesdy $685. 5'2 for Washington
900 qset but srm at e9e al casks Jobps
Say Crude f ''s1 bot Ssr' sus ssSS1s q e and
i@s Wsisr 73a7Se for present make otbe O are NAout
PRTROLEUM- seBe mirks ruled very curt today With
,ee, about though there ws' bsI feeling prevalent
decline 70 ros sna ~ S0t' Wa QUOT '' spo Re-
s. Gsa l7c aud last bali October A. loelo'te case, tto,
s1 .s. o oo sS t1 1t Zoe caSs bah he'd
via a. ssTs q fGss' = d. ssIie 70 81 qast but
trS a. iss ior 0ciob l64 hsfEovsube l6e , hq Do
Sa, -, ESQ ~ ~ :, s W.; Tss
Ime Msss icseae SIS so Tor Beef qget bat Eesdf
ses 40 bbs SsasiO 90 for Plain he Tor hItA
Mes si3a&4 FOR Pseks Sl6d0 30 for Family CO. oIi noAh
telVe and ese sst Of 900 f1eted HANS
400 Peeled Shoulders. 7s. 400 Fresh DO, 6i lOOOD ID
bellies az at 9ss and 900 40 sSefsgel 81 lOie
active especially for fUae the supply % the spot
200 boBs Long Short Clear, eT Dtoen'
79 1000 boIes Sbon Clear seller December January at i
Clear of abpary Tee; $50 boro Short Clear,
6 December ~ Cosgo 6.; $50 LoBs Clear epot
.i7s.i ans 600 bore Eh. Short RIB ..IsI December NJ
Cy ~ for Pgs lard e.s ooses uhslsr Tor
he Of 80 bb6 and No $40
Bloc for CIV, 8a4o loi Var y PTns steam future
ftlivCy Of seller October asa
seIT EosnsT Al ga; and 200 va isGss soBt a. q
BDJTRs-Tbs nAtV ~ sup Sgiss uwsSs ts specially iss
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Ou0kslclF baseu N0tNn 10 TuH"'"H
than bali grade AbUve below the ersde qp0te
DELIVER - ro,.t
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PENNSYLVANIA ACKNOWLEDGMENT leave

PENNSYLVANIA RAlLR0AD.-Trains leave
EswYork, from foot Of Desbro.ses and Coandt follows
Express for Harrisburg Pttsbargh the Mst add South with Pa
Palace Cars attached, $3.50 D. T. and $3.50 Sunday
FOR B.nore Washington Pennyvsns Air Limo
a H. and IN. SuDJsT. IN. For Baltimore Nas
ingtoa, via b 4 o. 4 r., u7;S m. daily
Phladeph O. 1880 3, 4, B. T.
$50 N sud IL night Sunday ). Z. 1880 $3.50 D
For PHILADELPHIA KensnEton at ,sd $40 Susdsy
610p.m.
Ruigrsnt and second class. 7.O5 D. n.
at $3.50, z. 7;iO. $40 o. 10 II m II n l. z
2;3O, $40, $40 i:lO $50 $40 SEQ $40 6lU $50 T.
$3.50 slV 10 1850 M and IL assL SaBdAv $40. $40,
For Eirabsth' G. $3.50. z TAO s.iO g. TO- IL. a.. II
NJ. ]. 2 900 $40 $40 4;l0. s:3O 500 5:40 O. 6l0
$50 1850 $40 10 1885, and ~ plight sunday $40
6:lO. 1880 aud $40 IN.
FOR RahwIT s. $50 T. $40 a. 10 A. m - m l.
2:30 BIO $40 4lO $50 $50 $40 0. $40 $3.50 T. 1880
$40. 10 and IL night sunday $50 G;l0 and 1880
to Woodbridge sni PERTH Ambcy and 10 33O $40 $50
For New Brunswick aud $40 IL m. $40 4:l0 $500
u 10, 1880 N. aud L. TRht SUNDAY. $40 and 1880
For East Milestone s;lO 8 m. IL 4lO and 5;2O
lor Lamberr'le and bennington. va m. and p
For Phihpsburg and Belviier. } sei
Accom- for Bonisno-s BurssSs. sai Camden 'Od $50
1880, q, d and
For Freehold a. m, aSdaps
For Janebarg PaRbeoS Caniss and VIA boat from Pss
No !, 3:5Op -
PROM arlington and Baaorv sos Asd $40 55 and l027
m. Sunday sos sud $40 From Phindepbs o;22 800.
$40 $50 1910 ll2O 1855 Bib $50 800 900 I'D
S:ti 1927 saudaJ S2s 600 5iaO 500 i0i2o lli2o
sis oso.. Sc ass Ell and s44 Bro.d- No Astor Hsa.
snd 100, Of De.bs. Cosaads suiErsn Tsi omee Ne
Bat,srypace A. J. cAS3AlT, Genera Manager.
DIN borp IT, Gen PmL Aren't
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

~ LINE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY. oct. 3. 1873.
LEAVE NBWNOkk PIER No. -, NORTH RIVER. foot OF
Murray Plymouth Rock and Jesse Hoy
Long Branch and all stations this aud
connecting Railroads.:
800 Philadelphia, Long Branch, Ret Bank, Toms River
Vinelaad Bridgeton and intermediate
FOr Phsdephia Long Branch Red Bank, and intem
date stations for points Tuekerion Railroad
D. mPor Long Branch, Red Bank, Tons River Wsreowp
intermediate stations - - - -
ARRIVING IN NETWORK:
$40 m.-From Loag Branch, Red BsnE Toms River, Ware
tonn and intermediate stations
245 Philadelphia Long Branch Red Bank Toms River
WsreowB Vneland Brdye,on and intermediate stations Also from
points TEcksgtOn Railroad.
m.-From PHILADELPHIA Long Brsrch Rel Back Toms
River Waretown. and intermediate stations.
Fare New YORK and Philadelphia 0nlT 81 %
Express sbt trains between NewYork and Philadelphia
Pier -. " r. Newiork
PIER 10. foot o Walnu,st., Philadelphia.
Preisht received until O'Clock p. 10. at low rates
JOHN f. COLE Gen. Freight sai Ia" AgeaL
r. p. FisCH, Ageut, Pier No D.
NJ W. SKItAr. superintendent
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THE MARKETS.
,c.r,urv rspanec ,ar THIS Tnrrss I

FRiDAY, Oct 10, 1873
for
.Ass~s o,ote Al s. % Pearls neglected and pomnaL
RfSNAXTee marAet Lane with limited inquiry al 3ZU55 ~
~ Wester aBd SoutlcrD.
pROON CORN BROOMS-Corn s demand, and the
s,tet quote: Choice Green Hurl 12dl4e; do
eum 10al2; good medium qualities Red Tipped Sa9c common
oltes Red Coarse and Stemy 6D7e Booms quiet bat
sru 81 75aS2 90 dos for common S3a$3 80 for men
az g. 50dS5 80 for Hurl
OOTTON-her has been fair demand for Cotton the spot
sfy spSnng; offerings liberal aud holders show
-. DnnnIaa
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CsI9sut .oe 70 5Odj5 Bnesh. growth 1873. 421a45
We clio following from Mr. kmmet Weiss Weekly Hop Circular
of his daie.
The heavy ar1vs this week hve somewhat weakened the market and
quoting actual sales from three
I've cent. THIS decline what might reasonably hsyt been
perd arrivals from abroad In noting
Hops
saoat and probably here within three weeks little
pe the eePtOf 700 bses Of
item worthy Of notice thar 500 bales Of these
English this onN b. show that England
NH her ple;eded shortage, Hop already
.snug them quantities than Germany The
tiob these hey from abroad
Gbe s,aon answered: The continued Ierstsncy "
hol4iug their produce
pce Bcsfy 10 higher than Tie iHpoe article eau be
Il down stimulating the market and keeung
The longer our growers teep Hops 81 the bet will
.t zoe Importer Hops will iD'te shore
sry NAV OF ron mon 0ast IN be able q this
ste the Interior report lev purchases a. 45c. SOC
Gle 100 Nisc0nsD
bYought 90 cash californian
favor toagt quoted sjc les this 10 sympathy with tDc
csnrf q peuto have been
sell ST Of Shca
go evdrnee OF lening teBdencv L Interior.
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vTHE CHEQUE BANK, LIMiTED.-0f
A IAl laI 81 aufl ~ llrEnn-.L. y q.

IIiE CHEQUE BANK, LImIIED.-OInces,
n Pail HAL ESss aud l2i CanEonsL, Z. g.
TIE GUARANTEE FUND 900 coSsOLs has teen nr'sed
IN VI, names OF ihe olloging ruseei:
ROBBRr DALGLIsH, ESQ. d. p
CuIHfRKT X ELLISON ESQ, j. p
SAMUEL MORLEY, CO. N. Z.
". II. SAITH osq, n. 7.
The Cheque Bank supply safe and nrvesaI
small amounts Of Al
under checks sBd payable cay h order Bach check
stamped tn maximum amonnt Tor winch u can DC hd
up ev0usy Deposited and thus no
cheek be hhd up o any lesser
carried
toners credit fuppled 10 books Of Ten each costing
lO Government day d Bank commission ADpnealons
Omo above, at any VI The following
Bnk Or their irnh where The funds Of the Cheqae Bank vi" De
depos
THE BANK OF ENGLAND. - . -
THE WESTERN BRANCH or THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
GLlE. MILLS n Go.
WILLIAMS DEiCOE co.
EATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OP ENGLAND.
BiifsuALE FOWLER BARHARD q Co.
CONSOLIDATED BANka IlaTkD
ALBXANDEBS CUSLIFPBS \ Co
NATIONAL BANK o. CORTLAND
AbLfAhCB bank L'hfrBD.
JAY COOKE. MC'tLLOiH Il Co.
HERluEs, IAhQUhAE q Co.
Y TWiElNG d Go.
RAEH0S. g0UyBRB 70.
(isf BANK
NATIONAL BANK.
UNION BANK or SCOTLAND.
MtssCCa4EsS4-. fttp - +t412-1p INK
Br orier. j. ElCOLLE. Secretary and Accountant.
Pan Mail Eas. s. ", September, 1873.
" VISITORS TO ENGLAND "
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William Won Drozknowsky We. Louisiana

ial4 "a fel5 Sheriff of the Parish of Oreans.
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DyN.sHS UopGsoH.-v 7 Hopeso

DY NASH & HDDGsON.-W I. HODGSON
- Auct0neer.-Ohice No 5 Carondelet street.
u, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement retunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this
city, by virtue and in pursuance of order OF the
Hon. E. II. Dure0 Judge OF the District Court of he
United States of America, for the District of Louis
ana sitting in bankruptcy. dated December 3. 1872
and rendered in the above entitled matter by pub
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
by st. Charles, TerpsichOre Carondeet and Mel
pOmene streets, Deasuring28 feet inches front on
81. Charles street, by depth of !l0 feet between
parallel lines, American measure.
The improv. ments consist of well built two
story frame house, known No. 397 St. Charles
street and contains hall, and two large parlors
the first floor and two large rooms, hail and
cabinet on the second floor in the main building
with kitchen, ironing room and stere room, and
three bed rooms and water closets in the back
building. The yard is paved and laid out with
shrubbery, etc and contains hydraut, large els
tern, wash shed, coal and wood house, etc. The
house is retired from the street has wide front
gallery above and below, high ceilings and hand
some mouldingss Ihe whole IN good o1des and
Tepalro
ONE LARGE AND VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND in the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by Common, Gravier, Clark and
Genois Streets subdyidea into 81 large lots desig
mated as Nos. to 81 inclusive and measuring from
% to 81 feet front each by depths of from 100 to A
feet (abou'), all according TO plan, Americas
measure. made by 2. Reizenstein, dated June 80
1869
The decree of the court, ordering the sale of The
above described property, directs that the same bt
freed from all encumbrances and the assignee, act
ing as officer of the court, will convey only sucf
title as is in him vested by the assignment in bank
ruptcy, and by the aforesaid order of court.
TERMS-Cash on the spot, in United States Treas
ury notes, the purchasers to assume, in addition
and over and above the price of adjudication, ar
taxes that may be due said properties, up to The
day of sale
Acts of sale before N. Gernon. Notary. az the e1
pense of the purchasers
ue29 ia4 ii Is IS
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estate OF WIDOW SAMUEL p. FAGOF
A T THE REQTEST OF THE OWNERS THEREOF
N VII! offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, the first OF February,
1873 al II A. NJ, the following described property
to wit
A SUGAR PLANTATION, situated in the paris q
Of 81. james, on the left bank of the Mississippi
river. about xtv-tour miles above the city Of New
Orleans bound. Il above BIZ lands Of Tecle kicolfg
and below by those of W dow OLIVER Thibodau =
and composed OF the following tracts of land
/. TRACT OF LAND meausuriug about =
aTpeuts u tOises front the Mississippi river, 10y
30 drpents III depth, closing in the rear about
degree.
measuring > arpents - toio-s front on said river
By depth Of - arPeuts, closing i'll the rear abouL
3. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND adjacent to tha
last measuring arpents on said river, by dept.
Of 70 arp"Ats together with eight lots Of back OF
Ewanp lands in the rear Of said three tracts o.
and measuring about I5D27 acres, all forming saiG
plantation which contains, IN area an aggregate
OF L2Ji.j acres Of land; together with the dwell
Lng-hUuse and OuthVuses, sngaT-hOuse and steam
en CINE, quarters for lab0rtrs, stables and all Ohe-
buildings theTeuntO sitIa' ed and with hfy-threa
Mules. nine Cows and ves twcnty-sixt arts two
Drays, two Tint Der heels, one tirepump one small
5 cam Engine and Boiler, forty-seven Flows HsF-
ness Flukes, etc and al other farming 0ensl.s
thereto attached and belonging, and to be enumer-
ated on the day OF sale
The Whole oftne said property to be sold in block
on The follow ug-
Terms and Coaditons-The sum of s.eGes
payable cash. The balance a credit Of one.
two ard lhTee FEARS. in equal instal!ments repre-
atttI oN the proliSsoTy NOTES o. tht roitser Ok
purchasers 70 lAell 0.Ger, and by them iadOTseds
payable al the Office Of the Recorder of the par ID
bearing interest at eghsper cent per annu1n after
maturity until pald. SAID n ties to 10 secured 5y
TnoTtg se, and vendors privilege on the property
sold.
; All Tire buildings and fences on said p,anta.io.
. al. IL excellent repair and condition.
There also . che plantation fifty an-es o.
cane oant-a in the 'Il OF l319 cane put UP ct
se'd efficient =" plane aboue ore hl6ndr-5 ac9o
and t..ys 49,, Of fese go 90 10 obop o.
1 81 OF land. :s:.css drained.
PaIish 81 ~. Jane q x'a i.Huaqs S3oo
49, 40. sTss 9. sSG&.Ao SuoGi"ao:eS.
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SHERIFFS SALES,
Peter KiIIeIea VS.. Thomas KilleIea.

1NFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 3925-By virtue OF writ OF
feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell al
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, betv cen Canal and Gus
tomhOrse streets in the Second District OF tins
city, on TUESDAY, February 4, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
l. ACERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Johnson, Hospital, Barracks and Gal
vez Streets designated by the number three
ona sketch annexed to an act passed before d.
tire eighth eff March, 1861, and measuring thirty
one feet front on Johnson street, by one hundred
feet deep on the side toward Hospital street, and
ninety one feet eleven inches SIX lines deep on
the other sidr; twenty fur f-et five inches on the
line of the odd Chemin dos Lepreux,' and seven
feet eleven inches a line parallel to Johnson
street.
O. ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the district and square. and adjoining the
one above described, measuring three feet frent on
Johnson street, by Hinety-one feet eleven inches
six lines in depth, less adjoining on
one side the portion of ground herein above de-
scribed, ard on the other side the property OF j.
Andreux, and forming part OF the lot designated
BY number four on a sketch annexed to an act
passed before said A D. Derioccurt, notary public.
on the sixteenth day of May 67l, together with a.
the buildings and Improvements thereon and all
the rights, ways, servituCes, privileges and advan-
tages thereunto belonging or In any wise apper-
tanning.
Being the same property acquired BY the de-
fendant herein by purchase from James Killelea,
per act of sale before Edward Barnett, notary pub
lie in this city, dated August 6, 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ia3 l8 fe4 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-21
Loni. BaIIes vs.. ] ohm Behan Hownrd.

SlETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans. No 405l.-Bv virtue OF a writ OF seiz-
ar. and to directed by the honorable the
s.Nth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
tho above entitled cause. J Will proceed 20 sell at
r4bhc auction, at the Merchants aud ADCtOneerS'
exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
'pmholSe streets, in the Second District Of tins
city, on TUESDAY, February IS, 1875, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, TO
A CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND, 10
Sether with the bU.idf IS and Improvements
thereon, rights. ways, privileges and advantages
tHeltunlo belonging or in anywlse appertalnlne,
'tlateu in the Second District OF this city, in the
sQGare bounded by Carondelet walk, st. Peter.
Robertson and Claiborne streets, ana des grated
AN Tho letter on a sketch made by J. A. DHeme-
count, deputy surveyor, on the second of October.
-" and annexed To an act passed before A. +.
.aN OF October Sc1. said lot or portion OF ground
'avi' 2 American measure sixtyf5u feet o:,e inch
.wc lines frO8t on Caroudeet walk, seveutv-.hrse
SECT two luChes three lines deep and 'front.' on Roh-
.rfs0u stT.eg. s.veuty.tye feet seven inches i Y
deep the opposite SIDE, and siXty.four t-et
siN inches width il The Said lot or portion
ground forms part of lots designated by the
srmbcrs one and two IN square sNty-seven, on q
Uan .n..d. bv SurgI, lats surveyor the sixth -
:.r book .f plan. number 1--WE .! L. J. ta.r., axe
'o'arV rErli. n this city. Being The same prop.
CIV Acquired by The defendant herein by purchas.
;f0m Charles Lewis, per act passed before said No.
'aIy. 8.GyenG, Oh the second ~. y. Ss:sTsD.y
-.
=. ..J y the above sI'.
.t:Gs-'4sh oL 'ae spot.
WI ElSrfs
49, :t!.s STERN &! tie !s.s- :: =. ..se.