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, 1873-04-05
/ LOCAL sToCK AND bond MARKET.
bfessrs. Lunt proston j. Kean quote as fol-


Tho following Instruments were flied for
record On Friday, April 4:
o1Tr pnopEaTy.
Thirty.Arss Ut, Of and nenr Burnside ut, I, LOT
40, dated March IL; consideration, t3,o 600.
North Of Lot Is, in Eranzcns Lots 1877 and 1873, In
+1ronsons Addition, dated March %; confederation,
South " Of ZANE, dated March %; consideration,
Indiana y y, S sernss ct gxeetyatth It Lots
% % dsins & ai si:s of acres
1s:s: ssss:issa!es' is& ss - s'' 10 dated
T6reop i, set Msaros aeS Adams Is, " Is IT to
aWSy dfsa M.5s Sda n,ss s
Hooker st, & Bliss st, ontire block ulso.
d.ta RgtsiSn corner 1ss m
Land Company to Elisha 5. Wadsworth.' 0>As'
,oo wsss a Hsn b4fen 3 f. corner Of seelsy st. 25z
sts,w I, soz12d It, dated April s. consideration,
burnside at, near " corner Thirty-second st. o +,
~ & to nlloy aatea March consideration, 266o.
RiSfs III e Ssj'9 s. a'sa
It. T. g*f g. T. asfsd M.feh & n'sn saa..fss IL
AT Asn9ld =, 2 Of md near Thirtyhsa s 10
ssmpson IT. botxas', Asnlaaa ~ aai r. pa,n. s
oi s. anssd aSys Tsb, FL III y
dated April !; confederation, s4oo. ''>'''@''D'
Weat Jackson st, between LINCOLN una Houoro ets
= & "a It to alley, dased March II; consideration,
iot %, t. n X of Block 8, Section =, 80, II. dated
April 2, 1879; consideration, 500.
Lot g. dated Aag ': sa mnaees'sf
tot - IN IN samo' aated Jap. consi4eraton sl92o
dated oct; ;15, 1874 eens!dera.ton, abo9.. "s''
sA ses aa 80, IL, dasd Iarch eonstdcSation, Ss l.
A11 LIT n eGBss4ssa sf nseE 49, Soc y s'
Lots II to 10, In Gouclcra Subdivision in n " OF
X SEQ IL, %. IL, dated hnreh IL; confederation,
indiana sy, 200 ~ Of Txsntythsa st t5oftt to
.Sx assa vrs e.
e;et@'sss @ Ssess :: ? ,.s4
Burnside at " cor Of e. nT1wSsnty-nnh, 1S Lot !, dated
Af5 ssad a. sGs i Oakley . 4s.oo
It'll wh i SIX It roar dated 1pril eoasidera. @
satcheI It, bet Latin and 1oomlp, n I, a IT to uer
With buildings, dated April consideration, IL e7S.
aaSa MsPs Gps Il Ct ns1; Lots 4s &a
dated xpril eensidora.io, s. .eoa. '' ~ Al0 o.
The promises Nc: $50 nlue Island nv, dated Feb. II
u sats u :ae + o "a
Superior st, opposite st. Clair st I, Lots IL aud 49,
Walluce IT. 275 It Of Twcnty-e]ehth ns, +, 2511ao
II, dated March 81 confederation, $3.50.
Wallnce IT. 900 It OF Twentyehth it, 2s11ao It,
dated March u consideration, sS5o.
Wallscg 1t, $50 It Of TWenty-ughth Ht I, 25113O
II, dated 1lnrch a1 consideration, $3.50.
Iots % aud 1o0. in uulls uloek 26 Sec. 33 10, H.
dated Fel 2a consideration, $4,000.
consideration, $4,000.
, 1873-04-05
money AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EVEf'so, Apr1l =.
Tho demand Tor money IN tho local marriott
% snui'a n @ f.ts vot t and; ON ' rood COZ coaoras onov
d. n In Ind vithont muci, i1if1,cn1tv Tho tan.
ss ~ W aau "lsuSuI n'on ".'''as ~ w., ~ w.
'no arp nant u
partly from sympathy WIN tho ifosalnn8 ettlh,
jpartly bocause Of tho nmount Of products held
,herc to avnit thc onontno Of naytratjou. After
.ho ,aI,s ,l ora onon mr. 1arno omnpt Of araln npa
other products viii go forward, md tho turning
funda again IN this marltet.
Exchange ~ vas sola botwosn banks, to-day at
-. HOLD nAok THE oonN.
II the Farmers Oranges throughout tho Woat
would consider tho following figures, they will
IL, sftas Ss assoysras ts es'se. tbey vsSd aet
with ordinary slrosSdnoss, they cannot only eauao
P;ssz'ss i H. comparative tonn,rs Of
wheat and corn shipped eastward from Chicago
during thoy year 1872:
Tons Il se!soo
Now, 1t docs not require much calculation TO
Iccooprn cor t tLat T GOES % forward I from Chicago dur
,,snstslns high froiEhte The bulk Of tho
hnr crop coes In tho wintor, aud is
.one Of tho way before tho opening Of navigation.
,It Ia the aya]ancho Of corn TINT is precptacd on
'thia mnrket eynrv epring that euptains high
.ircirhta THROUGH tho eDfInR and summer, aud
to ~ ao III, n ~ nt on III
hars nrn1,nts int o tEsv " ceprv The farmsra
s.~ IT, .,.utp VI Te1edy for tB condition. Of
things now. by holding baok tho present crop Of
corn Until iroieLts co1ne down aid tic nice Of
corn adYanooa. It nav bc said that this would
loniy defer tho sale Of tic corn, TINT must bo
some so e' hn n sna' e '@e f9e,ahts sas
;and low, prico Tor corn. But
ithis noed not necessarily DO the case, II tho
, 1873-04-05

HOaS-The arrivals amounted to a bout ii, 600
bend, making the total for the week up to this
evening 71,000. The market opened dull and
material change from yesterday'a closing prices,
eb.45@5.75 being paid for common to choice.
Prices gradually weakened, however, md By tho
middle Of tho afternoon they hnd settled down
rauge tho market closed weak. Common to mo-
lium lots may be quoted at e5.s0@6.45, and good
to choice ut S5. .60@5.B0. Wenoto the following:
, 1873-04-05

Whoat was less active and very Irregular,
but averaged 10 highor than at tho close last
evening, though Now York was reported heavy,
and Liverpool was geuarally quoted lower, es-
ranged fully i1o lower than during tho sesB1on
yesterday. Tho irrognlarity was principally
duo to tho fact that the I.lyagpool aispatohoa
waia aonhietinR: 8omo private 0noS Quoting
, 1873-04-05

1riok, sl2 1aoo; country hrek 90, del;
$31 50, del 1aenc, s2a.s0 del. 1llntnlo $2s.00,
del; hro elay rer brl s4oo@5 g. TIC following T.
window glass, from, which reduction Of 4b and por
, 1873-04-05

OATTLE-Tho cattle market cotinues wea1s
and unsettled. under the excessive receipts, and
reports of further decline at tho East. Ship
pers, though In tolerablo full attendance, mani
fostea butttle interest, and tho better grades Of
cattle, such ~ arc usually sought aftor for such
points as New York, Boston, Albany, and BltYa-
70, wore alov snlo oven at further slght reduo-
ton. Tho demand for butchers stuT and for
etookers continues equal to the supply, anG
those descriptions commanded very full prices.
sales were reported ali the wny from 43.00@3.5 30
for thin rough stock, to 88.25@0.40 for extra,
with most Of tho TRANSACTIONS within tho range
Of s4.00@5.60. The outside quotation, s840,
WIS paid by Jake Myers for 104 extra graded
steers averaging 1,438 lbs. The marlet closed
quiet
QuorA11oHB.
Exto-draded steera averaging 1,4o0 fhE
Choice 3eeTos-fina tat, vol form ID 5year
to year old steetd,' averaging 1900 to
GOOD neiy.iormed ''''D''0s
Btpers, averaging 200 to 1900 bs B.25@5.6o
Medium aradea-Hteors In fair feBh,, nVer-
aging t16o to 1890 !bs. 4.805.10
Buteheras 6tock-Commcn to fair steers,
and good to extra cowB, for city ...
Slaughter, agtng 900 70 Lido bs :..... s75A7d
Btock Qatt1e-Uommon cattle, in doccnt
fesh, averaging 100 70 1860 Ra.... a.4o@Alo
stags, bulls, md scaliawrg steers, 1a5a32:
Cattlo-Tcxas Northern w1ntored :. ...... 800@37e
Cattle-Corn-sed Te1aa 4N0@s.0(
, 1873-04-05
FOR SALE.
THEWHEA4' FIELD OF AMERICA
lIealthful Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets


THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD o1eTa for
sao its Lands In uontral and Western Minnesota, en-
h1anlng; l. Tho host Ut Wheat Iand; 2, E1ooeut Tim
Der for tho mill, tho FARM and tho fro; lch Pralris
pastnla9o nnA Natural Meadow watsyed g clsar akes
and running streams, 1ioahul Cliate. whore Fo-
and Agu0 Ia unknown
GRAIN can DO shipped honoo by lako to market ~
cheaply from Eastern 1oWa Central Illnos. Cara
through theso lands from Like Superior To d..
kota Price Of lind oose to track 81 to &8 por fr
thor away. #26 10 81 per SEVEN YEARS OlsD.
IT; WarEsntco Doods; Northorn Pacific 100 Honds,
Bollng ut par rocp1eo for land at 1u No ohor
Oupied Lands present such advantages to ssttlost,
SOLDIERS under tho new law March, 1870, got l61
Foo tho railroad, BY and two ycass ros-
denoe.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur.
nlsed from all principal points East to purchasers Of
Railroad LandB and to sottloFa Government Homo.
stoads. Purchasers. tholr wEes and children CARRIED
Ttco ovor tho Northern Pacific Road. Nov ID tho time
for ott1orz and Colonies to got Railroad Lands and Goy
orument Hosncsteads close to tho track.
Boud for PAMPHLET containing full Information
map and cory Of Now IIomostead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT.. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAlI.
ROAD. ST, PAUL, MIMI,
Or 20 Fiftll.ay., corner Ninth.st., N. Y,
, 1873-04-05

ofLs-The oil t1nio wss fai1Iy activo With prices
generally firm. Turpcnno was an exception, there
heing sellers at T. o or :. J297so Lard oil i work.
now quote: Carbon, l91@2oo: extrn 1arl oil, 71o;
No: !. 70ci No. ?, Go; lnaeed, ram, p5@97o; do
boiled, $1.00@1.o2; whale Bse: sperm, s3O0@31o;
eatfoot OIL strictly pure, sllo DO extra, 90; do
No. l. 300; bank o zoo straits, 16c; elephant oil,
uAphkha, common. l1Gal8c. -.
, 1873-04-05

sHEE P-Tho demand was bottor than during
yestorday or Wednesday, and tho market WAS d
Shade nrmer, Local and outside buyers p,lr-
chased to fair extent at a3.75@4.50 for poor to
common, ut 94.75g6.25 tor medium, and at
S5.60@8.25 for good to choice.
Bt1LEP HALER.
10. AZ. prtce.INo. Ar. Pfies.)No. Ap. Price
iOO oI fo,25 i g3 Ill $5.75 l1b7 2oi B.e5
10 ia 6.eaxI 81 ao4 $50 IlA % b.a5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
DISASTERS.
Drowned in Lake Ontario.


ROCHESTER, N. L., September IAN
open boat on Lake Ontario capsized, with
two gentlemen and three ladies aboard.
Only one gentleman and one lady saved.
The party belonged here.
Fatal Railroad Accident Near Columbia.
COLUMBIA, s. c., September 1.-THE road
paymaster'5 and down passenger trains on
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta rail
road collided five miles above Colun bia
this morning at nine o'clock, smashing Dotn
locomotives and killing the paymaster anu
a colored man. The expressInan. Graham,
was thrown twenty feet in the air and cut
OF the head slightly. Two express cars
were smashed The passengers were I'M
s,iured. The road hands are At work, and
will have grains cunning regularly to-mor-
SOW.
Furtbes barticalnrs of the drOnsides Disc
aster.
GRAM, HAVEN, September 17.-Further
Particulars of the IrOnsides disaster have
been obtained from the passengers and
Others. The last boat did not leave in time
20 get far enough from the steamer before
she went down, and was drawn in the
whirlpool and swamped.
The first boat which left the steamer, con-
tanning a majority of the ladies, was cap
sized and only one of the passengers sue
eeeded in reaching the shore. The second
and third boats safely reached shore.
Eighteen bodies have been recovered, seven
of which remain unclaimed. They will be
decently buried.
Fire in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September T.-Jessnp Il
Moore's paper warehouse, corner OF Sixth
and Arch streets, is burning.
Railroad Accident.
HAMILTON, Ontario, September ia
misplaced switch caused the New York ex-
press train on the Great Western railway
TO run of the track this morning. The en-
CINE driver and fireman were bad y injured.
Two baggage cars and one coach took fire
aad were consumed. No passengers hurt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
By s. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF SIMON MELLIET.

RY $. GUINAULT, AUCrIoNEER-oFsICE
ID corner of Exchange alley and Bienyie street
SATURDAY, October Ii, 1873 will be sold at twelve
O'clock NJ. at the Merchants ard Auctioneers' Ex
Canal streets, by virtue of an Older from the hon
orable the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated September 2, 1873
Third District.
FIVE CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND situa.
ted in the Third District of this city on the right
bank of Bayou St John, designated by Nos 4, S. :,
and = on plan drawn by Giroux, on the seventh
OF February. 1888, deposited in the Office of o. De
Armas, notary public of this city; said Ave OTIS of
ground measuring together, more less 800 feet
front Bayou ST. John by about $50 feet in de nth
Oh the upper line, and about 400 leet deem on The
opposite or lower line, together With the buildings
and Improvements thereon known as the
slate rooted, having three large rooms. front and
back galleries; another frame house, having hail
in the cent e four rooms, back gallery and cabi-
two large eisterns, etc.
Fourth District.
1OVR Lore OF GROUND, situated IN the Fourth
District of thi. city, designated by No - A, ID B.,
and Nos. and in square bounded by Chippewa
Fulton. Pleasant and Tol-dano streets.
Lot No ID measures 80 feet inches front on
Fulton street, 70 feet inches in d. pth on the line
of lot No / u feet 10 inches lines the opposite
line, and 80 feet inches lines the IT az line
together with twostcry frame house having a
room and large kitchen on the ground floor, two
rooms above with balcony in front and the
side, cisterI, she'd etc.
Lot No. is measures 30 feet front on Chippewa
street by - feet inches in depth on the line
toward Pleasant street, y feet 10 inches lines Oh
the opposite line and 30 feet inches lines on the
rear line together with large stable she'd
slate rooted.
Lot No measures 80 feet inches front on Full
ton street by depth of 80 feet2 inches the line
toward Pleasant street, 70 feet inches the OPP
posite line and 80 feet inches lines on the rear
line.
Lot No. forming the corner of Fulton and Pleas.
ant streets. measures 80 feet inches front Full
ton street, 80 feet inches in depth and front on
Pleasant street, and 80 feet inches lines on the
rear line. The whole agreeably to plans exhibited
at the above exchange.
Terms-One-third cash and the baah ce at one and
two years credit. for notes bearing mort gage and
eight per cent interest from the day of sale. The
purchasers to have the buildings insured 10 the
amount of the notes furnished and to transfer the
policies of Insurance to the holder of said notes
and the act of sale to contain five percent attor
ney's fees in case of suit. for the payment of the
notes furnished by the purchasers.
Acts of sale before 4. BOuny, notary public at the
expense of the purchasers, including all the taxes
for the running year 1873, due in 1874
seq ID 23 Ot2 ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW FORK, September II Evening Cotton e osed
net receipts ID bales; gross 2sl6 SAILS of futures
5000 bales; September l8sc; October Il 2332c No.
vember II s,l6c; December L 1880.
Flour shade firmer. Whisky active; 99c b 4 \
Wheat active, ld2c better; Winter red Western
81 63dl So. Corn closed firm. Rice steady: 81, o.
shc. Pork firm; $ 10 cash. Lard easy; 80. aSA3 loo
Naval stores quiet. Rosin 50 0503 10. Tallow
quiet; freghts frmer.
Sizes of 1881 ll67s; five twente. of 1862 ll3s: of
1864 1i31i: new fves ll5k; new 1l5li: of 1867 lis
of 1868 ll6 new fves III 81 ten-forties ll2h
Tennessee sizes 81, new 8o}s Virginia sizes a.
new So consolidated 81 \, deferred ia; Lou ,iana
SKIES Al, new 40. levee SKIES S. Fights 81 Alabama
eights TO- fves As; Georgia skies 65 sevens 49,
North Carolinas 21 new l51a special tax 10; South
CarOlinas 32h new IA. April and October %
Money was easy during the morning at , to gold
interest, but simultaneous with rumOrs of failures
the rate was bid up rapidly to 1872 Lie, which was
the closing rate. Exchange dull and lower at 8l,
Gold dull and steady at III 4 Ola, rates for CAR
ryinS "a, and 10 hat for borrowing.
Leather firm and in fair demand; Buenos Ayres
and Rio Grarde light, middle and heavy weights
27k 030c California do 26d23c; Ornoco do Is a27c.
Wool less active and very firm fleece itG5Cc; dou-
tubbed 55c. wv
Coffee firm and in good demand Rio is quoted a.
81 a23c. Sugar Iar request; centrifugal &C.
Molasses quiet and firm.
ClsG!NsATI September I;-cotton quiet; mid
81 3d. Corn firm; 55c. Oats quiet and unchanged
Mess pork firm demand good, 5l6. Lard strong
stream 8!sc, held higher kettle-sales at 8ltc
Dun HicatS Iltt anu SltatiN sHDu G6TS 8.
RIB &c; clear sl,c. Bacon firm jobbng sales of
shoulders at 9e clear rib I0c; clear 0lc. Whisky
easier and firm; &c.
ST. LoOIs, September i1.-COtton quiet; middling
l8a. nl9c Flour quiet and weak: superfne winter
81 250i IS; extra winter 5505 so: double extra
winter SO 1506 %; family winter and fancy s. 50
as Wheat dul; market unsettled M. red win.
ter S 53Gl go; 70. 81 3801 10 Corn very firm
and tending upward; No. mixed ii0i5c on east
track; f10i2c in warehouse. Oats in Fair demand
and prices advanced; No SAC east track So Sc
in elevator. Pork dull and unchanged. Bulk
meats dull and nominal; shoulders $685. C: clear
lib 909sc; clear 81, 09a.c loose. Bacon quiet;
shoulders 9 3 o9tc; clear rib l0Gislc: clear lOl,
dlolac; hams l4I0l6isc. Lard quiet aud I'm.
changed. Whisky steady and firm, 9ia9sc.
Foreign Markets,
LIVERPOOL September l., Evening. cotton sioseH
steady uplands Cd; Orleans 81 IL sales u OG0 bales
export and speculation 2o. The sales include $50.
American
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
NEW YORK.

iseath OF she United States Consul ut
Bremen.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE United
States consul at Bremen has just died of
consumption.
Released on Bail,
Sprague, late treasurer of Brooklyn, has
been released on $780, 0G bail.
Arrival of Charles Brndiaugh.
The Scotia, which arrived to-day, brought
Charles Bradlaugh, the English agitator
August Belmont, and over 100000 in
specie.
salvini Mt the Academy of Music.
Salvini, the Italian tragedian, made his
frst appearance in the United States this
evening, at the Academy of Music. There
was large audience, which gave the artists
of this company warm reception.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
SUCCESSION OF JEAN JONAU-NO. 30 56
DY g. GUINACLT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICI

ID corner OF Exchange alev and Bienville street.
SATURDAY, September p, 1873 will be sold at twelve
O'Clock M., at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets. by virtue of order from the hon
Orable the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans dated August D. 1873
|. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
trict OF this city, in the square bounded by Triton
walk, Apollo, or CarOndelet Calliope and Baenne
streets, measuring "a feet inches front CaIOn-
dslet street, by a depth Of 81 feet inches. To-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, No. 25l rented at 500 per month.
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Third District of this city, designated by the No.
Is Ill square No. 8, comprised within Derbigny
Kerlerec Claiborne and Columbus streets. said
lot measures 81 feet inches lines front on Der
bigny street, by depth of 100 feet.
The whole as per plans to be exhibited at the Ex-
change.
Terms-One-half cash. and the balance at one
years credit for notes bearing mort gage and eight
per cent interest per annun from date; the build.
rigs to he kept insured and policies transferred
the holder of the notes and in of judicial pro.
ceedings for the recovery OF the notes the lawyers
fees, fixed at five per cent to be paid by the pur-
chaser.
Acts of sale before Amedee Ducatel notary pub.
l;c at the expense of the purchasers, including all
the taxes for the current year 1873 due in 1874.
au21 SCI III IS d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
MEDICAL.


RCsR 1E.a or MONADIC MEDICINE.
heI OF Rampant street. near Canal street INC CUT
1ieolca Department-Cures PaIsv Esrar. T.
sipesas, Epilepsy, Insanity Dron.9 prte.eIs cry
-. 10" uays All painful affections and II, a ~,
Tmdtlons OF the Brain, Spinal Cord ia ~ N IMAM
ppini9at, Lungs, Heart, Liver Stomach n ons
WI ; hinheys Bones, Joints, etc Ten SoI,ar.
week ior the treatment and cure Of az Goi als
surgical Department-Reduces Frac11n ui7ea use
nloIs ana Distractions speedily cures imnnt.
ana Sterlhty, ScrOfua, all Urethra and pi
discharges, Venereal, Scretal and SIX In n; iI nd
Teqtent or difficult rrinations; preserves I,
rom aihputati0n and the Bladder from 1.-the LIDS
w u.S'odVi'@ stones, etc. and cures Ulcers CAY
GERS or Structures without pain N"n-
hio"lieIy Observation-Disclosures cures all dis
eases OF the womb and ovaries all unusual iis
cnai 5es, uiceiatlons Or iIritations and when 4ba
nltn5es are painful or Obstructed from apv o.s 80
Whatever, the cause is removed and heath ~
stored Ia a few DAYS. 40
:, Letters addressed to postoffice box Ill New Or
Fans LOUISIANA, will receive attention Ofeca
hours for ladies 10 A. NJ to IL NJ and & to o q A.
FOR gentlemen from to p. ~ - AN'
c- LANCELOT H. EvERIT~r
CCronated Doctor of Medicine and ph;ia..-,
feilow Mem her of the Royal Collage of Sn r, py,
OF Ufeat Britain, Licentiate of Mid wi q. 20 a.1
Gyneco6gy, formerly Obstretric Srra.;y anu l
1hef with slr James Y. Simpson BaSonat Of
England Surgeon of the Louisiana CawaIre ~, VI
; 1iA.n ini.ailtry IN Mexico, Master of Arts Of
uherapeutics and Embryonic Evo1ntin,r %
MEMBER OF the Henteran Sociefv ~, Wdt9'
science and Bellies Letters Assnca+a $3.50 i
OF the Universities of Great Britain az Se n per
lea. Diitdn anu amer
n. BAH fees honorab,v ret,-rod -
who do not receive their full yal,ra patents
quo -i 'aluc, as 4uid pro
fe20 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
FRANZ DCCOING AND OTHkRS VS. JEANTY DU-
GOING AND OTHERS-No. 36 .55I.
DYS. GUINAULT, AUCT1oNEER-oFFrCF

Ply :. GUINAULT, AUCTIoNEER.-OFFI
SATURDAY, October t. 1873, will be sold at twelve
clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctionecrs' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets, by virtue of judgment from the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans rendered on the first OF September 1873
and slgned September 5. 1873, the following prop
erty to wit
l. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Third District OF this city, the square comprised
within ElysIan Fields, Love- GoOdchildren and
drawn by J. A Pueyo, on The tenth of December
!5io said lot meas urlng according to said plan %
feet inches lues front Eysian Fields street
by l5i feet 10 inches lines in depth together with
atwo-stOry blck house, No. 40 having six rooms
Shed. privy. two cisterns WELL yard partly paved.
etc.
"A LOT or GROUND adjoining the lot above
described. and designated by No. q and measuring
70 feet : inches lines front Elys Fields
street by l3i feet 10 inches lines in depth; to-
getner with one story brick house, No. a. having
tour rooms one OF which is in the attic, with closet
and cellar twostOry brick kitchen OF four rooms
paved yard cistern, well, privy, etc. rented at
$50 per month. The whole agreeably to plan to
be exhibited at the Exchange.
Terms-Onehalf cash and the balance on a credit
or one year, for notes secured by mortgage on said
property and bearing interest at he rate eight
per cent per annum from date till paid; and the
purchasers OF said pro perty shall bind themselves
TO cause the buildings erected said lots of
ground 60 be constantly Insured against the risks
OF ire until final payment of said notes. and shall
the holder. of said notes and in of suit for the
recovery OF said notes, the purchasers shall! pay
the ATTORNEYS fees at five per cent.
Acts of sale before o. DrOuet. notary public at
the expense of the uIchasers, including all the
taxes torthe running year 1873. due III 1874.
seq l8 % Oc2 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
COURT RECORD

FIRST District Court.
ARA. GEEDo

First District Court.
a2RAIGNED.
William Campbell: pleaded To: guilty to
the charge of falsely uttering a Gel tilicate
of a public officer. This document was from
the Office of the recorder of cOnveyances.
certifying that another Mr.. Campbell owned
certain real estate. and was altered by the
accused that he nigh: have standing in
court sufficient to sign bond.
NoLLE pRoSEQuTs ENTERED.
LARCENY -Andrew Wickle. Fanny Rich.
ardson. Martin Gill.
Burglary and lsvceny--johu Barnes.
TRUE BILE.
The grand jury has presented :; true bill
for murder against John Maginnis for the
killing of Henry Sargent with bile, of
wood. July 81. 1873. at the head Of Adele
street.
vERDiCTs.
Peter and Michel Miller were acquitted
OF the charge o! assault and battery.
SENTENCES.
Jack or John Low received from Judge
Abel sentence Of SIX months in the Par.
ish Prison. He was charged with breaking
and entering shop in the nigh. time. etc,
and pleaded guilty o: larceny.