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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14

ABpicATloN OF KING AMADEUS .-'Uneasv
rests the head that wears crown" The King
of Spain is about to abdicate the throne =
There is great excitement in Madrid, and when
it became certainly known, on the llth inst.
that he would resign, groups of people gather
ed in the streets and there were some attempts
to create disturbance. The Congress adopt-
ed proposal that the President or that branch
of the Cortes and fifty Deputies shalt consti-
tute permanent committee. TIE Senate has
appointed permanent committee. No reason
for the abdcation is given.
Later news says that the Cortcs has declared
Republic.
COUNTING THE VoTE.-The Electoral vote for
President and Vice President was counted on
Wednesday last, by the two Houses Of Con-
gress in joint session. When the State OF
Georgia was reached, the three votes cast for
Horace Greeley were ruled out The vote OF
Arkansas and Louisiana were not counted
Grant and Wilson receive 2S6 votes.
The Mobilier Committees have closed their
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14
ADJOURNED MEETING.

THE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
4 county will meet at their Room, in Rock
vile, on
TUESDAY, February the 18th, 1878
Per order:
JOS. 4. TANEY,
feb I-tdn Clok Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14
Downfall of Pomeroy.

When the voting began, few days ago, in
the Kansas Legislature, for U S. Senator, Mr..
YoRKE rose, and sent to the Speakers desk
the money 1000, that had been given him
10y Pomeroy as a bride. He then slowly COM
menced the detail of the shameful bargain, and
said
81 ask, Mr.. President, that that money be
used to defray the expenses of prosecuting the
Investigation of S. c. Pomeroy for bribery and
corruption rs my limited influence extends in
deed as well rs in thought. | have an aged
parent whose life has been spared to bless me
with her love and her approval OF the conduct
of my life. have a wife and little ones to
whom hope TO beqneath name which, how
ever obscure they may have 70 reason to blush
to hear pronounced. Yet this corrupt old
man comes to me and makes bargain for my
soul, and makes me proposition which, if
accepted in the faith and spirit in which it is
offered, will make my children 90 through life
with hung heads and burning cheeks at even
mention of the name Of him who begot them
These disclosures will not now make; they
are sufficient to satisfy me that the most con-
scienceless, Infamous bet:ayer Of the solemn
trust reposed in him by the will of the people
is S. c. Pomeroy. have been actuated by no
motive, personal or vindictive, in my action
here to-day. have not made the fight on
Mr.. Pomeroy in Mr.. Ingalls, interest, in Mr.
loves or Mr. lIarvey's interest, but in behalf
of the betrayed and long-sufering people of
this commonw ealth, and in furiherance OF the
solemn oath took when entered these halls
as q Representative of the people As to the
truth of what have stated in the presence Of
this august and honorable body of Representa-
tives of the sovereign people and before the
Almighty Ruler of the universe, | solemny
Iar1n .,fs.r 81, Z l..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14

The population of Brazil is ten millions, of
which two millions are slaves.
The colored people of Cincinnati celebrated
the birthday Of Abraham Lincoln on the 18th
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14
ELIAS HOWE, JR,,
THE ORIGINAL INVENTOR OF
SEWING MACHINES.

Did not compete with Companies who were
paying him royalty for the use ofhis patents.
AT that time he commenced manufacturing,
and put the genius which invented the Sew
ing Machine, the experience learned from the
failures of other manufacturers, and the exre-
ieace of long life as a practical mechanic
into
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14

Division of the Sons of Temperance is
about to be established at Offutrs Cross Roads
in this county. Speed the good work
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14

COMMITTED AS A LuNATIc. Richard Jones,
who resides within five or six miles of this
place, was committed to the Jail in this place,
last week, as lunatic. The unfortunate man
had become dangerous and made an attempt
upon the life of another person.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14

The Mobilier Committees have closed their
their Investigations. Look out for whiewash
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14

The ISAUGURATIoN.-Prepa for the
second inauguration of President Grant are
being made in Washington on grand scale.
The various committees are busily engaged in
settling the preliminaries preparatory to the
grandest civic demonstration that can be made
Military from all parts of the country are in
vited-particularty from Maryland. The Grand
Army of the Republic expect to muster three
or four hundred on the occasion, and the col
ored solders-many of them-who ''it so no.
bly, daring the late war, are expected to be
present. The ball committee report that they
have taken the responsibility of insuring the
ball building for $50, 900 for sixty days. Mr..
F. Freund agrees to furnish the supper. in ac-
cordance with the arrangements of the COM
mittee, for So, 500. That amount ought TO
furnish pretty good supper. Tickets to the
bali $40
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14

The HoP.-The Grand Hop given by the
young men Of Rockville took place on Thurs
day night last, and was well attended, not
withstandng the Indictment weather, by the
young ladies and young gentlemen from the
town and country. The dancing was kept up
to late hour, until the ''wee sma' hours of
the night gave notice that it was time TO re-
tire. The best order prevailed, and nothing
occurred to mar the pleasure of the occasion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING House.

The following kilograms were posted at the Cot
ton Exchange:
Loxpos November 20. $3.50 P Money OF gov
eminent securities at tie Stock Exchange is &
cent lower than bank rate.
LONDON, November 70 p. G.-Bank of England
specie increased 9637 0oy, Currency wasin fair de-
mand and sti ] ruiz d at | !. az + cent premium
Gold opened at l0s% leg tor currency. and i0}. u
ll0ai for certified check and Close 1872 li9 /
for the former and 10 alll for the latter, which
Were yestcrday -closlng ,ates. Tue sales 1or cul-
rencv inciuded b2Gu0 and : 10 600 II 100. ana $1,000
at lD and 5000 Tor c-rtIfi d cIeChs at III. lie
New York market opened at 1881 and closed al
1895 touching lc9l. during the interim.
Nothing was reported Ill silver.
The movement i'll sterling exchange was OF fair
extent and under the influence OF private as
patches quoting bills higher Ill New York, the
market closed T. cent higher than yesterday
for bill of lading aid Al clar The sales amounted
to tf5 500, embracing 42500 A clear al ll5 =,
.tli0O am .S3h0 90 aud .e2500 b j OF lading al
iIo00 S25O0and 5000 Al clear AT l6 G50Do bill OF
ladng at ll5a a l6t so DAT IL dl6 4 1900 bank
for remitta ce at HE and $500 do al llI24 All the
sales reported Ior certified checks. We hear
OF rome for currency.
The sales OF frames were OF considerable extent
summing up 800 900. and embracing 100 coo com
mercial sol |, 220 900 do at 5GGa4.y7 j. and lo0
600 and 500 ,N0 DO at =.
At the close ST. ring bills quoted, for cert.
fed checks, lls2a u ll61 for bils OF ladlng and
AL clear, and HE ia. toS Sank; and frames 81
5.0004.97i3 for plsvare, and nominal for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were "f lin
tied extent - ratt were SITTER, but without
quo; able variation from yesterdays figures. The
sales cove ed $4,000 embracing, for currency,
$1,000 commercial sight on New York at i T. cent
discount el0e 900 private bankers at :, and for
certified checks, 1000 commercial and $50. 600
bank, at : premium; fe5o 900 commercial, 10000
an S25 600 private bankers and $Z5 900 bank at
LILO; $4,000 aud S. ono commercial. and 4 li000
privs te bankers at =.
The banks checked on New YorA A. !. y ,ant
discount to par tor currency and I t. cen. pre-
MUM for certified checks. and private sigh
still quoted at / o.. T. cent discount for the former
and y a. q premium for the latter
pt rod IVA eAst r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
+, oNrI.tED FROM FIRST PAGE.
exchanged nom octooci 20 'o' o W Oe'Soci
4 eli 4

exchatIl,u nom OctoUei JS1S to October
!. 1873, was si73 S4i ~.
As !; is believed the public BIAS now had
q sufficient notification of the willingness OF
the government 10 redeem or exchange such
xtamps as might be presented, accompanied
by satisfactory evidence that they had not
been used, wOnld recomA2end such legisla-
ton by Congress a. will limit the time to
July l. 1874. within which documentary
stamps, issued under schedule 3, of great
Ger denomination than two cents, may be
presentrA for redemption under section lol
of the act OF June 80, 1864 as amended by
section forty one OF act June D, 1872.
The suggestions made in any last annual
report. that the amendments OF June q,
1872 to section titty-nine OF the act OF July
20. 1868, relating to the special taxes OF
dealers IL liquors, should 0e more eXphclt'
were fully met by the carefully drawn
House bill No 1869. entitled IAN act TO cor
rect an error in section thirteen OF the act
of June 6, 1872. and to amend certain sec.
tons Of other acts relating to internal rev
enuen
That bill passed the House of Repre-.
sentativfs on the third day of March last,
but. unfortunately, failed of being acted on
by the Senate, solely, 1t IL understood. tor
want Ol time in which to consider It. 1t Is
eery important that the same or a similar
Oil should De FhHtItt rs SOON as pOSclDlt.
Postal Matters.
The Postmaster Generals views upon the
postal bank and postal telegraph are looked
for with great anxiety. 1t is understood he
will urge both; also, that Secretary Fish
has made an imperative demand upon Spain
Tor the immediate restoration of property
seque3trated from American citizens in
Cuba. He desires to report to Congress
that the stipulated reclamation has been
made
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
MEDICAL.


kCREAC or MGNAD,C , ,UD,,,,.
~. gerry ana Midwifery No ,e5 HDiClNk,
MOI street, near Canal straa, io' cor-
sineIas ~ ptpartmtpt-Cures Pals r.
and in n fp , tsS. Insanity, Drop y Rherr,. hrye
nations of 10y b an PAINFUL affec ions and ia
Rn rdGSat, Lungs, Heart Liver st ora and Nerves.
a w., Moneys, Bones Jon,a acn Bowels,
Snr;a w me treatment and cTr. &c ieh uoiiare
mors and rptl tment-R Reduces Lran,y uaooaSe.
and SIM u Disocations; speediiv o lufes, lu-
Discharoes ncroiu a. all UrethraI and Ssr,a
frequent or 5isuitIehi, ScrOtal and SKI. Diansa
from amputatmcuIt Irnations; preserves I;eDh
by dssoiyina sra ald the Bladder from Litbotns.o4o
GERS or Strcff stones etc. and cures Tcars Sy
Mid w nit.,lctures without pain. oiceIs' Can
eaaas 80 Depa tment-Positiva,r
ohar,as ne t womb and ovaries ali uuies al dls-
mensrs are naisnns or ltritttions and uh us
what.1.no painful or obstructed gu u "hen the
stored III Il few DAYS ni''ed and health re-
Letters addressed to ,.oe.oa
bors Louisiana, will TecriWa nox III New Or
For gs,tI iadies |" A. NJ 10 II "ashtion Office
"'ioneh from 10 6 p "5'u o 10 p. Ii
Coronated Doctor Ia ELIOT II. EvERITr
F.Jlou uoottor OF Medicine ana m ~ T.
of CT n o.r OF the ROYAL C,II. H. philosophy,
Gynecolsgv t1, Licentate OF MIDI ifiS eons
Chief with si merry Obstretric shy ana
England Surgao 'ant5 !: Simpson BaTo,i. Il.
Sixth Infantry in VI ,h Louis lana CavaIrU an OK
N.,abpeutics and Emhr,as or OF Arts, OF
Scirnc. 81 Ihe huntorIaD Noc,nt EvoIhliOns
NJ ~ re- and Bellies Lrita, ',itty "f Medicine
lea. ersties of Great HrH'ciate Member
who do I na, fees fees houorab'v Returned
quo '''e Their full yaue as ~ PATIENTS
"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
NEW YORK.
Legal Tenders,

Legal Tenders,
Nov York, November 20.-The associ-
a ID banks hold S3l 800, 900 in legal tenders.
Or0wne6.
Mary Shuler, aged twenty Ave. threw
herself and infant child from an East river
tssry boat yesterday. Both were drowned.
stolen Bonds.
Benjamin Warner, curbstone broker, was
% day arrested for having in his possession
e37 800 i'll United States bonds, supposed to
be portion of those stolen two years since
from Lozapa, treasurer of the Cuban junta
Warner stated that he recsived the bonds
from Andrew g. Parker. who has also been
arrested.
A4ayines
Arrived - Australia. Arrived 0us-An.
giia, Greece and City of Norfolk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
FRANCE.


T0TDuituOu6 session % Inc Sss6HiDlys
PARIS, November 20.-1here was = tu-
MultuoUs session in the Assembly today.
The motion for seven years prolongaton
af MacMahon's powers was adopted by SIX
gy six majority.
The motion 20 appoint q committee of
sAirty to report on constitutional bills was
0lso adopted by sixty-cight majority. Paris
Dc excited over the event.
Che Cabinet Tender eheis designations.
Immediately after the adjournment of tho
Assembly last night the members of tho
Cabinet waited on President MacMahon and
rendered their designations. He refused to
accept them, begging the ministers to Eetain
sheir offices until the new Cabinet WAS
aOsiReds
Congratulations.
A majority OF the members of enc &iplO-
@atic corps have rendered theig eoHgSastU-
Sasions to President MacMah0n.
Yhe Ministry will Remaias
Con the prolongation of his term the min
0st%rs consented TO remain in office until
Che Interpolation concerning che delayed
election is considered and disposed of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
In BANKRUPTCY
ers-No. l3tl "a hhtTH-

E. nrrGD STATES MARsEA,,s o
THIS Is TO GIVE orleans November 20, N is7s
District Con D,a,nkruPtcy has been Sat WAR.
s5 R at gass out the of b he
and Henry Stern me estate of Loss STERN
New Orleans tsF1 the and Louis sIfT s .aGmoa
,,Gsna adndged a psrh of STAGE os s %
de If 1Sa ., the Of a .n"
snps or PS sP aFS "a. .rq sa ,s
Meeting aay y sf o %is a
and eSSa.o by law
s ss'f hsd at
1asn as e ~ s1'' ds OF q
Ne" Orleans before Ct shs ssdss
no" de9e B. PAGKAR6
astsa States HArrhsG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
MARKETS.
00mSatic NIarkkea

New sORa November 20 Evenipg-Cotton firm
nmIuS uiihms 10 80 o.eaHs I'14r; net re"eipfS
sales lb,500 bales, as follows: November l47, d
II 10 l6c December Is lllf January Is ll32Q Is
dlt3ic.
Money easy at :. Sterling tirrner at ~. Gold
weak Governments quiet but strsng. State
bonds quiet and nominal.
Southern flour firm at 46 5od7 25 fer common To
fair extra, and =. 3O0ll good to choice ex.
ira. Whisky more active at 94i,c Wheat Q2c
better 5 lF2l2 for WINTER red Western. Corn firmer
ouf less active; 69010c for prime Western mixed
afoat Pork quiet at ST. so. Beef dull at SO 50 q
steady ar 4od &c. Rosin quiet at 81 7a02 IS.
Tall"w firm at ac. Freigh;s 10 Liverpool firm.
Coffee dull and unchanged; Rio 10000. Sugar
quiet ana hrm; Jar to good refining !. 015,c Mo
lasscs duh and unchanged Cuba clayed 1920.
m1scovado refining 1898; Porto Rico PIC Rice
qniet and unchanged.
tlNCINSATI November 2h-COtton uuipt. mil
ding lilc. Flour firm; t6Go07. Wheat-nemard
far; rices al, ancrd; = aSTl 30. Corn firm: old
ear SIC; ehelled 80 52c; new A. 148c oats st,ady
$50 l3c. Pork Demand fair tl2 250l2 80 Lard
Steam &c; kettle y, az, e. Bulk meats firm shoul
drs "a held at Sc; cl rib 81 r clear &c Bacon
STEADY shoulders as 4c; clear lib 6lsc; clear "a
whisky STEADY: Soc
ST. Lorls November 2e.-Cottor, demand good
at full ,pric :; low mdding l3l9r; mddIing lie
Flour dull and unchanged. Thanksgiving dull
and lower No Chicago 99c q = fall dull No. 2
led nominal al = 2h No 2 red winter + 5UHl So
Corn and firm, No. mixed o. l3c on East
track Oats steady, demand moderate, No 2
Offered at - &c. 81 hid. Pork qu'et and unchanged
Bulk meats-Demand good at full prices clear b
81 36c, clear 6db 'ic. Bacon dull Al d unchanged
onl order demand Lard-De mard fair. bur at
lever rates sales of good in small way at : 4. 0Sc.
hlskv dull 86r.
Foreign Markets.
PARls, Novemb' 20-Spece increased in the
Bank OF France l,000 900 II aucs Rents 5Sf &c.
LIVERPOOL November 90 EyeniDg.-tottOn closed
qntt; mlddng uplands ga d8i,d: Orleans 50, 4
6sd sales today 10 GOO bales: for 81 ecu alton and
export 1850 Sales of uplands on a basis of good
ordinary shipped October and November 3 l6d;
d.. shipped November and December I'd; shipped
Decenlbe and January. the same
LONDON, November % Misunderstanding sOs Cd u
ss I'd Turpentine Sis Sd al Cd
Every Man His Own Poet" is che title
of a little work recently published in Ok
ford, containing directioss Tor manGIfactur.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
AuC' ESS!ON OF CEARLEs h. ~ LIvACeAIS
Second District C"ur, 10Y Pho Pa.eh og Orleans
No 36,Si3.

by q. DE FERRET 4 CO. iOHE @ MOS
~ ROSE, huctiOheer-'iflic- No 50 Royal street a.
SATURDAY, Novemb.r 30, 1873, at twelve o'clock
W., at the Merchants and AuctIoneeis Exchange
streets will be sold by public auction by virtue OF
an order from the Hon. A. h.. 1issot, Judge of ne
second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated rCtober 81, 1873
LOT nF GnOC ID, situated in the Sixth Dis
t'1ct Of this city de ignated SOU NJ" II al d
bounded by Louisiana avenue. amp, Dtla' hais.
ana Chestnut streets; said lot meas IL feet 3
lnchts 'front.' on Louisiana avenue by 1913 feet IN
depth and Ia clnp"s d of the wioe of lot No 5
AID portion l"t NJ" 4; together with he build
lnTs and Improve Iu'.nts thereon.
Also, one share NV Orb ans Insurance associa
ton fve shares WoIkngtnen's B,nK, five shares
Star lnsu auCe Company two shares Louisiana
Fertilizer Manufacturing Company.
Ierus-sash on he spot III nitrA States t9.as.
ury notes.
Acts %, sale before 81 . les y >oriiae netagy pus
lie, at 'hes Eprusr Of purchases.
oc30 mol - y 20.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21

| the several legislative Indian councils will
be called Immediately after the adjourn
| menc of the Ockmu'g gee convention, for the
I purpose Of considering national questions,
| such rs the allotment of lands, the adop-
ton Of colored persons as citizens and the
general good of all of the people.
philadelphia Declarations
The discount clerk of the Girard National
Bank is alleged to be detaulter to the ex-
tent of about $1,000.
A defalcatiOn which will probably reach
$4,000 has been discovered in the accounts
of Secretary Finney, of tho Eureka Boats
mans Marine and F.r. Insurance Company
OF Pittsbure.
Meeting Of the Friends.
LYNN, Mass. November 2O.-The Friends
biennial First Day school convention com
menced here yesterday evening, a large at
tendance of delegates being present from
all parts of the United States and Canada
Allen Joy, Of North Carolina, chairman of
the executive committee, was made perma
nent president. and Thomas Ward, OF Lynn,
secretary.
Among the prominent speakers present
are Susan Long-treet, OF Phiadelphia.
Catherine w. Shippen, Of the same place,
Levi Jones and Mary Smiley.
The meeting gives promise Of being the
largest and mosr interesting ever held.
The Races ar SatcheZ.
NATCHEz, November 20.-The attendance
at the races is good larger than any pre-
yious day. Weather splendid, track fine.
In the first race, a mile dash for purse
of 500, Silent Friend was the winner
Florne second, Mary l.. third. Stampede
fourth, Vidal fifth, ketteringham colt sixth,
Edwin Adams seventh. Edwin Adams
won the race, but was ruled out for foul
riding. Time-l:i5A, which is the best
mile time ever made on this course
In the second race, mile heats. best three
in five, for a purse OF S lO0e
Fanny NJ. ...,...s......,........' ]
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
By 6. De Ferret & Co.
HCCEESS!OS or JANIS PRICE,
S<cOaa District Court fss the Parish Of Or%are.
No $685.

RS e.. DE FEReE 4 CHp.-IOHS a. Mon
- rose Auc ioneeI-Of1c- No SO Royal sts.e -
TUESDAY, u GENDER %, 1873, at twelve a'clock VI
at the htichants ana Auctioneers' Hxchang.
Royal street between canal and Cust"mholIs9
streets, will ~ sold nv Vubic aucsiou Hy .rt ~. OF
an ordes from the Hon A. /. Tissot. judge of t.e
SECOND district q 1ss SoT The parish ii tsrl-. ANS
dated November 10. 1873 shs following 4, .crib.A
property
SKRTAiS Tor Nr GRUCSp Fog, Thor WIFI
ne buildings ard improvements thereon sicl-s
appuIte' ices etc. situated in she Sirs. ~ st
Ut thisc'S. III the square bounded rs er.rny
Roman press aud FloridA LantlIn. streets a.
per pis. 'ira"n by q. A. Hetin, surveyor Lsl.d
hdt'h >, 1888 in 'hs Office Of ,, Rica.uo Ia o no
idrs III AIS ty, and also ID 81 IN dawn bs
fllr peQoH lily, surveyors. dated November 20
1865 and deposited i'll the office of " J. ii,ey suc.
tonetr Said lot il designated b, Y. T. and meas
u - 20 feet liG.Ies lines ont fIo,iiss Land
ing, by 40 seet ia depth bet wscn parallel lines
and vas purchased ~ James Pric. fs"n u j. u n
NY, ON 'he tWsnHr MN % January. 1906 a. p.r
act ~ sal. shen passe1 b.!o;e Mich Taon no.
tAfy III this city.
Tsrms-t;ash n The spNs.
Act oil sale AT the expense OF Ghe 0Svchasae N..
fore ~ Moe OlAry pUblS.
n"ll % tii d II 10 %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
BY Placide j. Spear.

Sa NkSHiTH SHOP WHEElsYGHr sY,cp
Wh-rEht ana Blacksmith Tools large lor o:
odd Iron Clippings, Bellows. piows Lumt>r
sln. Unfinished Wagon, Two Butchers Car .
Gold Watch and Chain Household furaitU...
etc.
sUCCkSsics sF XAVIER BOYsaNDFr
Second District Court for the Yans4 Of s,rlsans-
No. Sc 10l
XAVIER BOLHAADER vs.. MARIE MERTZNEIIER
Second District Court tor The Sarlsh Of orleans
Rt PLACIDE = SFEAii, AUCTIOsEER-
40 Office NJ 46 Exchange alley -1UESUAS De
eember z, 1915 at IL A. NJ. on he prem srs come.
Chippewa and eighth streets viii be sold at pul,
lie auctlen, by virtue and in pur suauce 10 ,wo or
defs from the Hon. A. L.Tissot Judge - the
n cond District Court Tor the parish OF Orleans
Issued respectively in each o. the above 2ses
dated November 49, 1873
THE CONTENTS OFA BLACKSMITH SHOP, the
contents of a Wheelight Shop Blacksmith an
Whs fright Tools, q large lot of Old 4ron S,ip
1lngs Bellows, Flows, Lumber, etc.
Also, QUO unfinished Wagoi, swO Entcss Carts
one cod Watch and Chain. Hous~ hola F.qntl.lr.
etc
Terms CASH en she. spos IN United States treas
NY h"ite H'cl % d..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
sCaGs.S.Os OF VI. ? KENNHDb, WIFE OIs !
q. aRNpuAT
-ecous District Cour, for he Parish q Orleans
No. 20 6ST

No 80. b37.
by g. SF FERRET & 90 -JOHGds HOv
- rose. Auction er-'Iifc. No 50 Re-, al s,r-.L -
WEDNESDAY, December Il. 1873 at t.yelvs n'clock
VI, at the Merchants aud Al,tIuu..rs ; 3change
On s"yal street, hel We-n Canal and ,'ustonbons..
streets wi be solI by pubic auction. by yIrIu.
of al order tIr'n the Hon A. l. Tlssot iudco n,
Stc"n" District Cour Tor the par 81 Of or. an.
ea'to November, O., 1873 che following desc! bed
properly
10 OF GROUND. together vi h ell eh4 hui d.
lhes shn improvements Heron. sruared in the
second District OF slIs city, III se -Quas b.. nd.
by ROY al, Peter. BOurbo. and sil-aue .rrrets
II easuIihs more or less 50 rote 'Tone or Rnssl
etnvtt by depth and sruHs 81 & toy ssr Of 80
INte+t bet scene u i and ps % .res and pre-
suInec french measure ich propsrf, IL veil
NLo"n by the name ap "Bonn.Gaz & DgsboDa
confectionery stlg-"
Terr1s-Th1 purchaser 10 aSeume ehe payment
OF ahfte NOR gage notes cur-d thereon for
s%po and 10 fa!i duo on the fifth of Pr bu4r, 1874
ED pay the balance Of adjudication cash on the
spot 0
Act Of sale at pnrchasers expense before O. De
a. "slfS Paeic. nol3 ~ = deS 1911