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The Lambertville record., 1873-11-26

THE POSTAL SAVINGS BANK.-Postmaste
General Creswell is confident that Congress
will approve the Postal Savings Bank scheme
which he will propose III his annual report
1t is an adaptation of the English plan, which
has proved both successful and popular. The
following are some of the details 1t is pro-
posed at first to introduce the system only in
what are called the presidential otlices-tbat
is Post Offices the salaries of which are 81, 900
and over The entire system will be connect
ed with the postal money order office. One
clerk will be detailed to receive and account
for deposits. As each deposit is made certi-
fication of deposit will be entered in a pass
book. The General Office at Washington will
be notified of this deposit, and of the name
of the depositor, after which a certificate Of
deposit will be forwarded from Washington
to the depositor as a further guarantee De-
posits may be withdrawn both from the office
where they were deposited and from any other
within the general district, but no deposit can
be withdrawn until permit has been obtain
ed from the General Office at Washington
This authorization of withdrawal has been
found necessary by Great Britain and Canada
to prevent fraud. One feature of the scheme
is the establishment of several grand divisions,
to which the local offices shall report directly.
All moneys received are deposited within a
stated time at the nearest national depository.
The Postmaster General is informed that the
plan is very generally approved in the West,
and he has recently received a Communication
from prominent Eastern banker, advocating
the plan as very efiicientm means to strengthen
the credit of the Government, and preventing
national panic in time of crisis. The flow
of currency into the Treasury at such times
from savings, would enable the Government
to purchase its own bonds, and thus relieve n
stringeucy by keeping currency in circulation.
I ~.
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} ART DEPARTMENT.. 1s74.

The illustrations ofTIIE ALDINE have won world
wide reputation, and in the art centres of Europe it is
admitted fact that its wood cuts examples of the
highest perfection attained. The prejudice
in favor Of steel plates is rapidly yielding to more
educated and discriminating taste which recognizes the
advantages of superior artistic quality with greater c
ty of production The wood-cuts of THE 4LDINEpos-
all the delicacy and elaborate finish Of the most
costly steel plate while they afford better rendering OF
the artists original
To fully realize the wonderful work which THE 1L~
DINE is doing for the of art culture in America
only necessary to consider the cost the people Of
any other decent representations of the productions Of
great painters.
In addition designs By the members Of the National
Academy and other noted American artists, THE 4 II
DINE will reproduce examples of the best foreign mast
ers selected with view 10 the highest artistic
and greatest general interest Thus the subscriber to
THE ALDINEwiii at tr,hing cost, enjoy III ms own
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will be by Thos.
Moran and J. d. Woodward.
The Christmas issue for 1874 will contain special de-
signs appropriate to the by best artists and
win suriass in attractions any OF its predecessors
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THE .ABDIAE, while issued with all the regularity
has Of the temporary timely interest characteris-
tic of ordinary periodicals tis elegant miscellany
of pure light and graccfu literature; and collection
Of pictures the rarest specimens of artistic skill in black
and white. Although each succeeding number affords a
pleasure its friends the real value and beauty OF
THE 1LDLN will be most appreciated after IT has been
bound up the close of the year While other puhli
cations may claim superior eppncss compared with
rivals of a similar class TIfEaf]D DIMES unique and
original conception-alonc and unapproached-abso-
lutely without competition in price character. The
posscssor of complete volume cannot duplicate the
quantity of fine paper and engayings in any other shape
number of volumes for ten times lis cast; and then, there
gre Ibe bgsi deSy
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for 1S74-SEVENTH YEAR
Tue sALNZNE.
Not for sale tm Book or Ne,Os Stores.

An illustrated Monthly Journal universally admitted to
be the handsoulest Pcrudieai in the World. A Rep
resentative and Champion of american Taste.
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PREMIUM FOR 1874.

Every subscriber to THE 4tLDINE for the year 1874
will receive pair of chromos. The original pictures
were painted in oil for the publishers of THE ALDiNE
by Thomas Moran, whose great Colorado picture was
nIrchased by Congress for ten thousand dollars The
subjects were chosen represent The East and THE
Iampslire the other gives The Cliffs OF Green River,
Wyoming Territory The difference in the nature OF the
scenes themselves Is pleasing contrast, and affords
good display of the artists scope and coloring The
chronos are each worked from thirty distinct Plates and
arc in size az 16) and appearance exact ac-simes of
the originals The presentation OF worthy example OF
America greatest landscape painter 10 the subscribers
Of TjJE AIDINE was hold but peculiarly happy idea,
and lis successful realization is atesed by the following
testimonial, over the signature of Mr. Moran himself;
NEWARK, N. J. Sept. 10th, 1878.
Messrs. JAMES SUTTON & Co. ew
GenGemea-I ana delighted with the proofs IN color OF
your chroos They are xonderfuly successful repre-
sentations by mechanical process OF the original paint
ings Very respectfully, as, ..o,,..>-
(Signcd,) Thus MohAN.
These chromos are in every sense American They
are by an original American process with material OF
american manufacture from designs of American
scenery r an American painter and presented 10 SUB
scrihers 10 the first Successful American Art Journal
sf berser because of all this they will certainly pos
ess an interest foreign production can inspire, ano
neither are they any the If by reason o pecua
facilities of production they cost the publishers only
trie ,ie equal euery respect 70 dhr ch9mos met gr
sold saoly for double the subscriptions rtcee THE ALbiaG
Persons OF taste will prize these pictures or thenseNe
NOT for the price they did did not cost and VIII ap
precate the enterprise that renders their distribution
4 possible =
If any subscriber should indicate preference for
figure subject, the publishers will send Thoughts Q
Home new and beautiful chrome, IA 20 inches, reI
reseptiny little italian exile whose speaking eyes u
tray the longings OF his heart
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TERMS.

IS PER ANNUI, IN ADVANCE, WITH OIL CHRo-
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For 50 Cents x1rfya, he ciyomes scU be sent mounted
rd,nished, and prepaid By mail -
Z THE ALDJNE will, hereafter be obtanahe only by
subscription There will be reduced or club rate
cash for subscriptions be sent to the publishers di
rect handed TO the local canvasser too responsib
g 10 the psbisas except in where the certificate Is
Co.
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plying TO
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POETRY.
THE DAY OF THE LORD.

BY HoRATIus BoNAR.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
stand 1'snn lntter.

Person inie'lnl d Wa 4 s'af Nv no,s
pat lac, III FL mature this f5il vii iaht
dua Hi,il insiY naiisa lnAi it'll eNeh raI,at
unless phil nna II Ann III N ram AN sH.
ALL w PIT III iiaurl ir course IL eailrrlisr
~ the srersliesi nouns known ~ ttr Inv
Thnse Who sunsi s4yp rs*ts Will La.i this
nntier aud esnit III trouble Neat siDel
taken ~ payment u f,ir price,.
VIZ tsANTIr,
.islf nv i 4. t,l,4.Is I'll M.
liaii laa lsst IN, it..
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Avoid Quacka and lmnostora.

NUNHHIEF TIT NHsIIF HIfN V'tdlsll IItIt4n,
~ " NJ Uguft, Graduate jtfstsH W,.ijr0i
C06fes, philadelphia, author III several valuable
Eusks, coli ~ eNllsnlisd IN All dI.sAres III lila
7eIuAi N Urinary urrans, tNlleh M has made
.cn1rclal study either In mHIr nj female. I'M
is.s.w I. ruin what sanfs originating ~ ~ how
NM. !. :sa.sR. A practice III 10 ,rnsa enables
ss ~. w ssvas slssAsa With fneesss tsnycs vnr.
49, ". asnaIa.. reasonable TAnsr IL 4 tile.
nm .,.i,. sn.~sm tor describing nysnptoms
Ssqd ~ ilss Hyl. h H.l!~a{ p.. ,a.R 800.
- D.mIr, MI i.hyal..7n Md eurrson.
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Buokingham's Dyo.
Fon THE WHISPERS.

Az our Remover In many cascs
requires ton long time, md too
much care. u restore gray or i,,ara
Mhiskera, w have prepared this
dye. in one preparation, which will
quickly and o!ise.nally accomplish
this result. Il In casily applied,
and produces color Which will
neither rub mr. Mush OIL. sold by
MI Druggists. Price i'illy Cents.
Manufactured by p. r. HALL 4 CO.,
NASHUA, MI.
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MULLEN. gNEO. Ne ~.
uALTnf, ~. A.. Atssp a~ls Asss Jewel.
~ AsNrt.
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NMAs II sAs 4ass4A*sa ~ M ssaa4s -
NJ - s4ss ~ " We Aaes
4 scseu '1','Mst..
A ssfs.s@l f~yhs~s.
ssNssA4 4 ". tAsa
stnHttssM 4 ta<Alss go sAss
ntsA rAhssW s@~sA .sAs NJ ssaa
~ sastas So 49,
Nnsh,saa 4 VI s@asA 80. w a.st.,
sssAa
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= 81 t#ats tse#ss
e@sass~
Atfsg @srs
HssetsANas ~ A. - sAsA
~ IA " " sssAss
stNstts 4 49, VI. ~ .AsA
#nastt$h tshA i NtNN4m, anst go,
sAsfass H#seAs st~ss4
NniHhf. n N &#usM 80. MA,Au
alta " vi uAss " AAAA.
~, ssrfs
- Mannsasa
AuaA.r.
htsnsia 4 tAH >sNsNsM s.s .a.1.
A,"Nn = LAWNS ss..s.A.
-~---4-~~
Root a"i Sac, Nsks,s. -,
N1Ntu< 49, Ae.s nsa.
INT Nntl. Nus. II. Nrse sla~ - -.
sstvss as"ss Merits W sks r~st uAi~s.
t7o,Ainy.
n.rANAkD. ass AAss.
s M,.'sff: =: I, a~rA 80 - ss,sA
Confectionery.
tMANDALi. y. ". s.ssA ssAe MasA q
AtFe.t.
rtrrIE. Cts 90. II PEST eass
tLEMMGM, J.g. - ~.
WE6fEN. W.. Dee card.
Dry. Goods Dsoievs.
MILK, gOlsN. West ssA~ % e,ss street.
MR.. y. y. a.ssA ssAs ~ Mavhes y.
.s g. = .. :. , asssa..s ssssA - -.
i s ..s : .'MoSDs s.~sA ~. -
WHITE. &. I. ~. ! DrsA nls, 4
Drny Ntores.
'LEMMEn. ~. r.. ~.
Foundry & Machine SAopa
A. ~, s~s ~.
'MENaON BROTHERS.
Flour aud Feed.
LARK, H.. Ass card.
NEWTON. So. FIRST Asss ~sssA - cs.ss
lOWse.
Grocery and Fruit Stores.
RANDALL. w. ", sonth stao Msvhse q,
WfNsrEM. W. y. See aA.
TtTftE. 4. n. y Co., IN pesa ~Mee.
HRiEH, y, opposite toavs DlsmsS.
Uayinave Ntorss.
cWArtS, n. see ~.
DOAN 4 NARA IN. A~s Al.
M.Nts.ErT = lOMAa. - ~ ssA
tsMA - AsNs~M \ GAWAga,
Harnes Makers.
MULLEN. gKED. Ase ~.
uALTuf. ~. A., SHIP ANT Asss ysvsi.
~ Asast.
Uo.ris.
J III SOt EI.LEs. Ser sasA.
.Minsf1N HOUSE. tssHss Elm AaA
i EsrIMN iiorGL. se@ card.
Insurance Igenfs.
k!tnsLL > vAnNsu0Rru ~ ~
HAM,
.RtEN. y. ~ hts store,
Jeneievs
AWENsOS OLG, East afAs % 8Im es
sse ~.
Jm'ieea ~ Tic Peace.
Glt.GGTT. N. 0fVer IN the ptAS0 0oAfeS
,ntisstHk stlOstt~ Depot.
Whistler. J. q. 0ntse with q. y.
over tAaptms kssss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
Lieery S'fnbtes.

nAnfOEk. w, H.. West - EIM ii
Msns thv UeNoysilsA llouas.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

ali.GGTT, n. 0Mler IN lMs ptAsN Uea1ev
building sDsvOstt~ UepWs.
WEBSTER. y. q. aAtse With q. y.
ns.eAsusidK, 0vcs thnptme ksese.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

aha. Falo. yo!!:w. sl.:lv -Lee':lrc Skin
Il ehnnI a y, stttf ~ itas4iissNs anl nt1,it III,
1laAs Diseases ~ the kt.Its, p.lsssIsiss,
1snsttiIeA, ttint, lies anl Iruniiu,.. nfu
rt.u,s,ssl. Arrettfs. serUfNtnu~ Diseases
III snr os3sA. White Swelling. ltrrr~,
uMinsila anu itsHtlaar hnlut III iuiitttt,es.
III Incl " Viii III Vii titufs rnsjl. md eNer
yn.. ln"fs siasails iiah my nnl MI nthsr
tuhs's nMti n&tnl.sl A Muisbi. aSsa ~ lion
rnlnhln.,i With lin medicinal properties N
tics II Will ruts Any thr0Msr III 1,uMr.
NeNNAtNa Disease Nltus. rrni III stf,vt
cHus., Il tpMd bsu0H. MasnMNttsns. tsAtaA
~ blMalsA ~ Inf4tA. constitutions hgsps
kees dawn bs AlslrtiriHl III utHur lHsisslils
ts.. NIL rnF,sa rs Il. I'm ~ ntittts. or ~ phi.
tvtNt wiz rrose II. AhA IuH ptt,
lNONk.x COMPOUND kNktIs az
9OlAE hUOl.
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Insurance Igenfa

H""'"Ht' VVFWHs
kIMnALL = SAnNsN TIN, a. -,
UAMh,
GRtGN, u. ~ hts stos~,
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Lumber Ueaiers.

1LGNMI Nj. W, 4 i. MsL.~a pA.s..
agent Yard .~~s the iisssess. &c a
pHk. JOM< 81, NAvA ~~xn.. -
IlMa AMA MArkts - .sts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

hSWAN, ~ ~ A@e tatA
~ ENDAON AWES ~ cAwsvas eesrs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

Foundry & Maehins Shore.
AMEnIkS. A. NJ, see AA.
SMENAON BROTHERS,
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photsyrnpAs

NLuAN. y. y. Hvssly opposite ~
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kn.fiera.
Jns'i'ees NJ Tic Peace.

AWEss0S OLE. East aiAs % Eim ss
*se 81.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

II widely known
a. ono ~ tho most
eileci,ls.l remedies
ever Ill severed for
clean ling thu sya-
tenn aud purify Inn
TIN blood. II has
stood thu test VI
yours. Will, \ con-
hiat,,ly growing rop-
ilsutluf,. t,slAtl az ia
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

sGEMMEM, ,. ,. .Aaev " Drug Aasss.
CHAMBERLAIN, W. u, Avs easa.
MERRIAM, 4. A., WAIlse over GIeMmevs
UtMk stUse.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

.Neat Mn kefs.
..s0LttNs 4 AANANN, opposite r...s
00Mss AVNHtr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

Hayfndve Nf0rss.
GuAFtS, n. See ~.
DOAN NARA IN. Are a..
WANCtlGrT lOMAA, % 80 epA
stsMA - Assss~M 0aWAga,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

NUIx, 1UieN. West siA~ ~ GlMs street.
MIR, ". y. MsaeA stAs ~ Market 81,
See ~.
.CAWAMD. .. . asss ,ssss eswaA o. q,
0stck Mt0sk
SAMSON, AlstONp& AevsA 40. -
MstAst street. A~s ~.
WHITE. &. Z. NJ. 4 DrSsA nl.cA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

Pain'srs 4 GiasieyA
MAYNARD, =. W.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

Grocery and Fruit Stores.
cRANtDALL. u. ". soHth atao Msrhst O.
WENsrEN, W. n. Are a.
TtfrtE. =. q. = Co.. IN pesa ~Nlre.
HMiEN, -, opposite 1anvs Dosws~,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
liiiine,s.

MNs. IT. OONtHtagg, So ~.
sfOtG, Mrs. ,. a., Aee ~.
hand. MkA. ,. r., sss nd.
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Hsni EUnfe DeairvA
MIMHAGLA pAMNAwOnrm. q the na.h
see nd.
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Drny Stores.

ID. Are ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-01
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, September 80, Evening.-Cotfenc closed
quiet and steauy; upands lSac; Orleans I9c; net
receipts 49, gross 1883 sales 1884 bales. Futures
closed steady sales 1900 bales
Flour active an unchanged WHISKY steady at
assc. "neat ical,e; eIaue n.iiei; 1ie oe '
Guief: a shade firmer. Rice-emai sales of Carolina
at a. a9Lc. Pork lower. new .sI7nIT rs. Lard
easier. furpentine 4Oc. Rosin quiet yalloc
steady Freichts active and trmer
Money is in motion. The events of the dav IL 10
hoped will unlock currency. Greenbacks were at
Z and a. cent premium early in the day. but
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-01

Elizabeth Nen2ei. widow of Ea.tave
pegale We. Margare: Ode. WIDOW OF Ap:onlc
CAN'T, and others.
S.IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
- Orleans No :liS. BY virtue Of a writ OF seiz
.e and sale 20 directed by the HONORABLE. III.
Sixth District Cour: for the parish of Orleans
II he above entitled cause viii proceed 20 sell at
pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneer.
Exchange. ROYAL street betty Cana and Gu,
city. on " WEDNESDAY. October % 1873. at twelve
o'coc. NJ. the tollowin: described property. 20
VT
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
buildings and improvements thereon, situated i'll
TIE FIRST District ~ this city. in the .ouare
hou!ded by Constance. Magazine Robin and Basin
tnow I-rpsfchOrej streets deS guated as the mum
be: one. on 2 plan drawn by {. A. Hedin late .uY-
vevor on the twenty fourth February, I849 and
deposited IN ;f. Office ~ J Beard lat. q notary
pubic ia this city said lot measures thirty i.et
niL- inches line aud fouI-ittts of p line front
on constance street. ny one hundred and sixteen
parable. lines. American measure and is b." nde d
or the side Ieares: Robin street by an alley six
feet wide. common to said lot and o: her lots.
Which lot OF gr'ulG was purchased NJ the late
Antonio Cant from Francis :. Boz. yer act exc.
Suied before H, B. Cenas, late notary public in
Ibis city, dated APR! l. 1851" and i noH ht "ng- 10
tn- defendants as follows. VIZ: On. uidv .Itd nal:
10 WIDOW Antonio CANT sl.iSivin. pa,l tner il
community Cf her late husband. ana the other
hall to her four children. codettn danis herein. as
sole he.Is OF their father. tie cad ate .iutOnIo
Ganuz.
Seized in the above sr.t.
ge.ms-Cash OF the spot.
Wy HARPER
Sc, OCt1 % Nn.,i - pa-is =, at DrT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-01
MEDICAL.
RCREAU OF MONADtr uUn,C,yy

rNcS<
BosH nrasU Or MONADIC MEDICINE,
ner of Rs :. a. ano midwifery No 1863 Bienvie cor
Medin n III part street near Canal street
siIa 1Iolcai Department-Cures Pals Fersrs yry.
and in Epilepsy l Insanity, Drop.y Rheumstsn
ma.ions ee uays all painful affrcl ions and jnfsn
Throof ~ lhe Bran, Spinal Cord and Nrryes
Bladder EuG5hss, Heart, Liver, Stomach Bowels
q week tnr thys Bones, JOINTS etc. Ten dollan
Snrnt "I me treatment and cure of any dseass
mors snd n; pepartment-Reduces Fractures II
and Starti oIsiocations; speedily cures Impoteut8
Ghu Serlhty, Scrofula, an Uretbrai apd Semira
f.,iSes, Eenereal Scrotal and ST. n;saas.s
topuent or difficult Urinatjops. nrssar,,s Iimh
nv Ia; ahiputation and the Bladder fron, Iit6otonT
GERS or S,r;t elone3, etc, and cures U,cers CaS
Mjdw ~ fn..iIctqres without pain
easas sneiiy Observation-Disclosures cr.esa de
charges Zig 1 womb and ovaries, all unusual dis
rnan SO decorations irritations and ban NM
wbs es are painful obstructed fron. WI e n.,s
800 er The cause is removed 81 t 1hs 70
STORED IN a few days ana hsatn "
addressed to postoffice bo, ,,., ra,, Ot
hours fnr 1,'s 5iaha viii receive attentinn OHe.
For genti. .aules ~ A NJ. to IL M, and 6ts8Ps
"0A'Ielhen from to p ~ VAN 70
Coyonates Doo.. LANCELOT H. EvERJTT
TI,o Doctof of Medicine ana pL iii:.o,br
.sow Member of the RoyaI Co dna r1losopT,
C iedC Britain Licentiate ~ T;S 20; . ar(
Cbisf W. formerly Obstretric S,Irqeon il
EnaIan, ~ sr James Y. Simrson Ra1onet Of
SiT7h Ts SUI geon of the Louisiana Cava1rv and
niahtfy IN Mexico Master of Arts
Trmhpr ns and Embryonic Evolntions
Hcianca VI ,he Hunterian Society of Medicine
o: the Unina oehes Letters Associate HembG
lea. vi ortat Britain and Amer
,yi, al ices nonorab'y yeturnad =, .a+iers
ono no LOU receive their full vaine as iim.d mo
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taHies rFaHisW VS. ktcien .hOOffIHEs
NTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
L ORLEANS, No. .650.--B, virt,. .. a writ OF ..sz
ur and SAFE 20 W. directed by IN. Honorable. the
Flith district Court Tor the parish of orleans in
I'll. above entitled cause. will proceed to sell At
pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Cana! and Gus
t"iuhouSe streets, in the Second Di,tllc. of This
city. OF. WtDNE-DAY. October !. 1873. AZ twev.
o.!oc. ". the following described property. to
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND.
together with the buildings and impro vemeuts
theron, and all rights ways. privil.-e and ap.
purte. ancss thereuntO belonging III anywise
appertainng situated in tn. siyth District Of this
city, lately ~ the city Of jefferson parish OF Jrf
t.rs0u. N This state IN ,he square bounded h,
'oustan'inople Pitt, Genera. Tas Tor and Pry'ania
streets the -sn. measures one hundred sect front
on Constantln"pe street, by one lundr.d d fifty
i've feet eight inches five lines in depth and font
Ply TAM. street, between parallel lines: which
SAID siece OK portion, is COM posed of the lots num-
ber.d vsnteen, eighteen thirteen fourteen ff
teen and sixteen Oh plan made by ". a. Brown.
surveyor. and annexed for reference I. an act
passed before william Nee. Jones notary public
in TN. city on the eighth .lay of February 1863
Being the same properly acquired b. tn. defend
al. herein BY purchase from Lovat; A. Bulges per
passed b. fore Andrew Hero Jr.. notary public
in this city. on the eleventh .. October. 1870.
Seized in II. above SUIT.
Terms-l. In cash for a sufficient amount 10 cay
plaintiff clam, say the sum OF fourteen hundred
and fifty tisb dollars and thirty three and one
third cents, with interest thereon Il, III. rat. Of
eight per cent per annum from October II. 1870.
uhtIi paid; ten per cent on the amount sued tor
for attorneys ices: four dollars costs copy act
and costs OF SUIT. :. The pu' chaser 7" 10
the extent o! the amount OF his bid the paE ulput
OF TWENTY-FIVE pr0n,issnT. notes drawn ~ d-f.nd-
ant 10 her own order and indorse. by htrself,
dated October II, 1870 eacG for .h. su. % one
hundred and ioul collars and sixteen and ,-o-
thirds cents payable. II sper'ivelv al .iitt ,--x
,t,t y-scven, ;hirtv-eght thirty aim. tortv rn,t,-
OL. iorty-two tortNthiee. forty tour. iort,ti
forty xix, FORT seven, forty eight fort = IF;
yone, fftH-'w" fifty three, fty-fout tiftv-fi
!iity-siY tE-seven. tftN-eigt fifty vine and
mo hs after date, aud hes.rn. interest a. .a rate
az eight per cent Per anntin from dat. unit paid
.. AID the balance % the price of adjii. il
any cash the spot:
W HARPER
su3e sei 90! She, n OF the Parisl .f'.r!.a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-01

The following advertisement, which ap-
pears daily in the London papers, is very
much too good to be lost. 1t is so admir-
ably calculated to instll comfort and en-
coura cement into the minds of intending
travellers who have a partiality for keeping
their limbs and lives in tact: "ln eonse.
uuence of the daily increase OF accidents
by railway, the public are earnestly re-
ouested to call at the studios of the Blank
School of Photography to have their por-
traits taken, that they may have some me-
mento for departed friends 1t is evident
w inserted in all seriousness; but the ex-
auisite satire might nearly almost penetrate
the thick skull OF a railway authority.