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THOMAS STEEN.

A UOTION AND COMMISSION MER.
"A, CHANT, Main street. two squares from
state House, Columbia. s. c. will give
personal attention to consignments OF mer.
chandise. Sales OF real estate and personal
property respectfully solicited, to the dis.
posal OF Of which shall devote all my energiea.
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Now is the Time.

Now is the Time.
On ono LBS. BACON, al the lowest
AN.OOO prices over offered in this
country. Will mako contracts to deiiper at
any ttme during the coming season, at present
we pay no rent, pay no interest, do most of
our work ourselves, do moro business with
mo same expenpo than any house in the
state, and car and ,rW offer inducements i'm
pricrs. LORICK & LOWHANCE
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Fair Notice.

"A their predecessors, by note, account or
otherwiso, will please eettle up before tho
1st day of February next, or our claims will
be placed in tho hands OF an Attorney for
collection. HOPE Il GYLES
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Sanders House

H,lllS HOUSE, situated ut Ninety-Six.
4 Gretnville and Columbia Railroad, ha q
been thoroughly renovated and refurnished
Tho travelling public may rest assured that
they will be inrnished with accommodations
second to mono i'll the State, at reasonable
rates. bANDERS IL BRO,
Jan y PrOprietora.
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State of South. Chester Co.

CURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James q. Hayward, junior trustee. plaintiff,
against the Andes Insurance COMPANY, oi
Cincinnati, defendants.--Su Summons for
- Money. Complaint not Se,ced
Io the ANDES INSURANCE COMPANY. defendants
in this action.
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action.
which James 3; Howard, junior trustee, tho
the Court of Common Ploas for tho said
county, on tho 9th Of December, 1872, aid to
serve copy OF your answer on tho subscriber,
within twonty days after tho service Of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day Of ser
vice.
II you fail to answer this complaint within
tho time aforesaid, tho plaintiff will tako
Judgment against you for the sum OF three
thousand dollars, with tho interest at til O rate
or seven per cent. and costs.
Dated Chester 8. c., December &c. 1872.
8. +. HAMILTON,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY,
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a. Hindoo Widows Re-marriage Asso.
citation has. been formed in Bombay
Here is q suggestion for the widow. craft
OF America. 40,
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Pacific Guano Company's
CAPITAL 81 COO, ,00U)
SOLUBLE P ACIFIG GUANO,

HHilIS GUAKO Id now 40 well known in all
l. the Southern States tor its remarkable
effects as an agency for increasing tho pro-
ducts VI labor, as not to require spcciai re-
commendation from us. Its use for aevon
years past has established its character for
reliable excellence Tho large fixed capital
invested by the company in this trade ifords
the surcst guarantee Of the continued excel
lence OF this Guano.
The supplies put into market this season
are, as heretofore, prepared under the per-
sonal superintentlcnce of DIR. st. Julian Rave.
ncl. Chemist OF the Company, at Charlcste,s
y. C.; hence planters may rest assured that
il quality and composition arc precisely the
samc as that heretofore sold.
J.N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charlcston, SC
JOHN s. REESE & CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
TEn:Is SIS cash; sj3 time, without interest.
10 accommodate planters they can order
now and have until the first of April to de-
cido as to whether they will tnEo ut timo or
oash pricc. When delivered from The factory
by tho car load, no drayagc will be- charged.
Nov 70 3mo
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New Publications.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London cdi.
~ tons, illustrated.
New standard works for libraries.
Now Novels, in cheap binding.
Alao, fresh stock Of WRITING DnaKa
Portfolios, Gold Pons. Pen-Knives, Pocket.
Books. Photograph Albums Of all sizes. Fancv
brackets and Book Shelves, and q general
variety VARIETY OF M letter, Note and Cap Papers En-
NOv5 u nnv:,
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DEXTER STABLES

COLUMBIA, 8. c., DECEMBER 81, 1872.
@ SA 9a .,0 on ! and nd, after =, err 59au. au
Sse $500 pcct all persons hiring
soon as used: and if strangers wish to hire
teams, they must PAY IN ADVANCE.
All persons indebted to Boyce & 10. must
make payment Immediately, or their accounts
will be put into hands Of magistrate for COL
loctlcn. c. II. PETTINGILL,
loo ~ For DoYCE & Co.
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Notice.
A IT. NOTES duo and open accounts for
IA. 1872 must bo closed up. Wo trust this
notice Is all orr frionds will want to mako
them "cnmr up"
Jan ) IORICK x LOWRANCF
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T." -. -, For Sale.
~. = III "A pair OF fine matched BAY
~ HOHSES, respectively four and five
fN wears old. They will be sold either
- $Asingiyo together,
1900 pounds RIOE FLOUR juat received.
Thich vii sell low for cash. Apply at tho
OolumDla ice house. Jan Is
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Carria ges.

Carriages.
GST H. A LARGE STOCK of TOP and
Sf@E OPEN BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS.
CABRIOLETTS. PHErONS, and a late styh
OF English Dc 6 Cart, for sale at very reason.
able prices. at the Repository, corner Lady
and Assembly streets.
Nnv1 IT W. X. GREENFIELD.
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.r-.. Western Hay.
100 BALES TIMOTHY HAY, for sale low
lOO for cash. HOPEN GYLES,
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NOCICe.
ROOMS JOINT SPECIAL IEvEsTIaATrSG CoM'ryE.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., January %, 1878.
A LII persons holding PAY CEI.TIFiC ATES
"A issncd by tho Genoral Assembly OF 1870
apd 1871 and 1871 and 1872, or BILLS PAY
Treasurer, are hereby requested to T present s
the samo at the rooms or the Joint Special
Investigating Committee, appointed by tho
General Assembly, January 81, 1878, for the
purpose OF examining into tho same, on or
before tho 1st February, 1873.
Ihc COMMITTEE will be in session overy day
botween the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 10 M.
CHARLES MINOKT,
Chairman Committee.
ALFRED WILLIAMS, Clerk Jan %
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28
Oomesoec MaYk4eA.

New York, August q, Evening.-C0ttOn closed
firm; upsnds 2Oc; Orleans 20,sc sales 1868 bales;
net receipts 23 gross 2os5 Sales Of futures l3 SOC
bales as follows: August l9 3l.32d20c; September
l8 1899; October Ii l3-l60E 2732e; November
l,s l60l7ac; December IKE.
Flour unchanged. Whisky decidedly fi ShsI.
81 TO- Wheat 203c lower; new winter red West
ern 81 Ga Corn heavy: white Western 65 a66c.
Rice steady, s.s a9kc. Pork lower; new eli 80.
Lard sctivs aud steady. Rosin Easy. Irsight'
steady.
SKIES of 1881 1ls; Gve.twsnties Of 1875. ll6h; Of
1885, 1sss i Of 1865 ilHs new s Hf 1867 'lS
state bonds quiet nominal and unchanGed
Leather in moderate request and steady: Busnos
weights TN a3oc; California do 26d27kc; Orinoco
do 25027Ac. Wool quiet .and firm; tubbe6 Soc;
Texas 231s 034c; California 25a2sc:
ses quiet and frm Sugar sstivs and strong;. fair
to good refining 81s 0ssse.
Money easier At 6S6.s. Exchange stronger With
steady At llsa sll'a. Rates fos carrying 3. s*.
CiNClSxAr,, August .. Cotton steady; middling
lskc. Flour steady, demand moderate. 90 co q
6 IS. Wheat steady. demand moderate, - IS. Corn
firm, SOC. Oats quiet and unchanged. Provisions
held at SIG 50. Lard dull; steam Sc; kettle Sic.
Bulk meats quiet; shoulders SIC; clear RIB 81
ST. toCls august 2..-Cotton dull and un-
sh fine Winter % s. Sax g. extra wintsr 81 scSs s5
donble extra winter IS 5O06 Is; treble So 5O07;
family winter e10s 80. Whest firm; No. red fall
42c Oats firm; No. 2 2903Oc. Whisky higher, S8c.
Pork easier, SIG 62A 0l7 Bacon dull; only small
order trade. Lard quiet; refined 8,4c.
fereis. Alavkets.
PARIS, August ~, Evening-Rentes closed 1t
58f &c.
LIVERPOOL August a. Evenng-Cotton closed
active; sales 600 bales of which 5000 were for
port and speculation. The sales include 900 Amer
lean. Uplands 8ad Orleans / Sd.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28

clear weather tonight, followed by cloudy weather
VI ror Tie Cnio valley and Tennessee, less slOuA
ness and high temperature on Thursday.
River intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August y. P. M.-Barometer
, 1860 Wind southwest, light. 10 ArIivals Sailed
Steamship Juniata.
PAss-A.LOuTRK, August n, 6 ?. M.-~ind south.
west light. Arrived-Steamship Lavaca. At $50
Apalac nicola, to Post Hobby. Sailed-Steamshlp
Clinton, At S 4. H.; steamship Margaret at 6:eo
n. Outside awaiting fair wind to sali-ssrs
POlymnie.
SHKEvEpoRr August 27.-Weather clear snd very
bot. The river has fallen three inches in the last
Durfte for New Orleans, last night.
vICKsBUKG August n. - Down - Hsnry 9fte,
IA. NJ. Weather WARM Heavy rain today.
MEMPHIS August 27.-Weather clear. mercury
$50. River declining Arrived-Eity OF Helena.
from st. Louis.
CINClNyA7I. August 27.-Rivey ten feet ten inches
| and falling Weather fair aud warm ArElv>d-
/ Shannon from New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, August 27.-Rivey shree iese zen
| incehes, and steadily recedln&. Cloudy, sHltry
and tt,reate ming weather.
| EVANSVILLE, August 27-Weatber PaItaiy cieAf
and hot. The river has risen eight inches.
CAIno, August 27.-Arrived-Mary E. Pee: hom
Reu rirer a; 10 r. NJ; H. y. Turner from Cncinnat
] at A. NJ; Crescent City, from St Louis at r. NJ.
! Capitol City, from St. Louis, at r. - DePartedI
Poe, for ST. Louis at eleven. last night hver STA
tionary. Weather pleasant. The Gckert mas gone
| TO the wreck of the Belle Vernon.
} LOUISVILLE, August 27.-River i've feet
six inches in the canal, aud three feet six inches
| in the chute Very warm weather;
| 81. LouIs, August 27.-Arived-Julis, from
! vickvburr 10 departures. River GalliNs slowly.
Weather clear and warm.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28

The Pensacola Express Of the twenty
third denies that the yellow fever is exist.
ing in that city to any extent. 1t saye:
The facts of the case we will state from
personal knowledge. Last Thursday week
Mrs. Pfeiffer, who bad been in bad health
for some time, died. The attendant physi-
clan pronounced it case Of yellow fever.
On Monday, Mr. Lundy, a Baptist minister,
who had also been sick for a month pre-
vious, died. This case was also pronounced
yellow fever. Three deaths have also Oc-
Cured in the Marine Hospital during the
week, one from delirium tremens, one from
congestive chills and one from intermittent
fever.
These are all tho deaths in Pensacola for
the past ten days. We can say from these
facts that the yellow fever prevailing here
at this time is not very dangerous, and if it
had not been for the insane panic among
our citizens from so light . cause, the ex-
citement in regard to it would have passed
avay before this
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28
Dy .. GuinaulS.
eUCCEsSION OF JEAN JONAU-N0. S6,s3s.

eUCCEsSfON OF JEAN JONAU-N0. S6,saS.
G1Y .. GUhNACk0, AUCr1OHR1R-OS11C
ID corner of Exchange alley and Renvile street.
SATURDAY, September a. 1873, Uil be sold twelve
O'Clock NJ, st the Merchants and Auctionesrs *.
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, by virtue Of IN order from the hon.
orable the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. dated August %, 1879
]. A LOT OF GhOUED, situated in the First Dis
trct of this city, in the square bounded by Triton
walk, Apollo or CarOndelet, CalliOpe and Baronne
streets measuring "a feet inches front on CaIOn.
delet street. by q depth of 81 feet inches To-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, 10. ISL. rented At $40 per MONTH
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. situatsA in the
Third District Of this city, Seeignated by the No.
B, in square 10. 9, comprised within DeEbigny,
Kerlerec Claiborne end Columbus streets. said
lot meas prso 81 feet inches lines ArOnt on Der
bigny street. by depth Of 100 feet.
The vhsle a. per plans to b sxhibite4 It the IL
change.
Terms-One. half cash. and Che bolanee ~ ont
years ersdit for notes be airing mortgage snd eight
psr cent interest per annum from date; the build.
ings to be kept insured an4 policies transferred to
the hsldsY of the notes. aud in case of judicial pro-
eeedings for the recovery Of the notes the lawyers
fees, fixed ct five ger cent. 70 bs paid BY the HW-
chaser.
Acts Of sale before 4medes Ducatel, notWy pub
lie, at the expense of the purchasers including all
the taxes for the current year 1879 due in 1874.
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28
Icox7,.uEp FROM FIRST PAcE.l
les and perlIs Of the nation were increasing.
The Republicans, while struggling to estab-

ties and perlls OF the nation were increasing.
The Republicans, while struggling to estab-
iish the republic, were united, but after
they had achieved the victory, we're divided
because an ideal always exists. The present
government represents solid reality, and
sbe opposition represents an ideal. He
brilliantly traced the history, OF democra- y
sy, and declared that the death OF the
sepu bic would be the sign OF the deatn
Of liberty, and that the generation wonlG oe
infam ous which achieved liberty and failed
to preserve it. am federalist, he sad,
but NJ adness rends the Spanish nstionality
while Italy and Germany are becGm,D
more united. He reviewed the pubic LIE
Of NJ. Theirs, which he ssid was S hie VI
warfare. In conclusion, Senior Casteief IN
<oked Divine protection to save the liberty
and integrity of Spain
Arms for Lhe Ca11ists.
Il is reported that sevenenteen kfupp
runs have been clipped for the Carlists.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28
THE TURF.
fhe Long Branch Races.

T0o LOOR nf0uCo nHCVWs
LONG BRANCH, August 2.-Villsge Black
smith won the two mile hurdle race lime
356. Lightning won the two and quarter
mile race. Time-4:2.
The third race was for all ages, mile
heats. There we're four entries and all
started-Warlike, Utica, Camden and
Hattie O'Neil. Utica was the favOrite
yearly two to one against the field.
The first heat was won by Warlike, Utica
second. Time-l:H.
The utmost excitement prevailed, owing
to the favOrite being beaten.
The second heat and the race was Won
Ay Warlike, Camden second. Time-l:H "
For the fourth and last race OF the meet
iug, one mile and a halt, there were seven
entries and SIX started, namely: Gerald, 81
Patrick, Mary Constant, Warlike. Whisper,
and Sbyloek. The race was won Dy Shy-
lock, with Gerald second. Time 2:44As'
The Boston Races.
RosroN. August 27.-The first race At the
Beacon Park was for horses that had never
beaten 235; purse $1,000; $500 to the iist !;
$500 to the second, and $2OO to the third,
vas won by Highland Maid IN three straight
hests: Ben S5ith second, and Fairy Bell
third. Time-2:3lt, 2:3l ", 2:35.
The second race was for horses that had
never beaten 2:29. Purse 1880; $500 to
6rst. e4OO to second and $500 to third. 1t
was won by Mollie Morris in three straight
heats, Grace Bertram second and Fanny
third. Time-2:32, 2:29. 23i.
A race in BaItim01e.
BALTIMORE, August 9.-At Newington
Park this afternoon, the race between LIP
man Pike, of the Baltimore Base Ball Club,
and the trotting horse Clarence, distance
100 yards, for $3.50 side, was easily WOE
BY Pike. The horse had twenty-five yards
start.
The Pi,tsburg Races.
P1rrsBURG, August N.-The first meet
ing of the Friendship Park Association Oc-
CURED to-day. The first race was for
purse of $500, for horses that had never
beaten $50. Seven started. 1t was won
by Kitty d in three straight heats. Time
2:36, 2:36, 2:33k. -
The second race was for a purse $4,000.
There were three entries. 1t was won by
Slow-go in three straight heats. Time
O.SS 0.2A O.25h
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28
SEW OxLEANs CLEARING HOUSE.


Gold opened At 115k all57s, against il51a at sew
York. AID, after a moderate business closed st
ll5h Hll5ss (AUhc lower than yesterday against
ll5a in that market. The Gales summed up
S37 600. embracing tl5, 600 at l1ss; Slo,oeo St
ll53, 0ll5ss: and 6l2 900 St ll5ss. .
70 sales Of silver were reported: American BALI
dellars were still quoted at 108]a Ol09H and Mexi
can dollars at i y cent premium IN sold oosh ZOE
new and old.
exchange declined Il p cent from yesterday
closing fgures The ealss comprised 4lO,2Oo, EN-
bracing 1000 bill of lsdng at 1913 tOo do at ~.
1900 do and $1,000 Al clear st l13s, and 4loOO
American ships bill at IA
No sales of francs were reported o..
In German marks We noticed sale OF looooo
At the close sterling bills we're quoted at l23t,
al23+ for bill of ading and Al cisaI AZ es.
vste and 46lA ior bank. German marks we're
nominal -
The offerings Of domestic exchange were Of linn
tied extent. and rates we're Without yar,atlon '
bracipg $4,000 private bankers and $4,000 and
$50 600 bank at SIG y cent premium.
The banks continued to cheek on NeS York ct
= p cent premium, and private sight is still
In stocks we noticed sales OF 10 shares Ammonia
and Thermo-Speciic Propelling Company at . 10 Is,
10 do at 80 IS, and Is Hope Insurance Company
1T $50
State skies at so, and 5000 and $1,000 city gold
bearing ee ven per cents at GA. Tie latter closed
at -6Rh.
No sales Of city appropriation certificates we're
reported They were still quoted at 58d59.
fhe sales of Metropolitan Police varrsnts in
cluded $1,000 st '6's. and $50 At 70. They closed
1t sbOut -.
Graham state warrants were nominal at 2a!3
was $1,000 st s5as. They were quoted 1t the close
At s. QSS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28

A dispatch from Havana-August 22-to
the New York Times, says:

A dispatch from Havana-August 29-to
the New York Times, says:
From San Domingo news comes that the
revolutionists under LuperOn have gained
a decided advantage over the troops of
President Baez. 1t is the general opinion
that Luperon will finally be successful.
Advices frem Puerto Platte tO the eighth
instant report that the government troops
met with heavy losses in recent encounters
with the revolutionary forces on the from
tier. A general discomfort seems to prevail
among the people. and dissensiOns have
arisen between Generals Casseres and Gar
cia, the chief commanders of the Dominican
armv, owing to the partiality shown by
he sent $4,000 for the payment Of his
troops, which Casseres pOcketed. Murders
are of daily occurrence, and political arrests
are frequent. Money is exceedingly scarce,
and business is at q standstill.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28
Fire in AvOyellee.

On Tuesday night, the twelveth instant
very destructive fire occurred at Mansnra
burning the fine dwelling house OF Mrs
Nelson Durand and also burning hel
kitchen and carriage house. From intorma
ton received, the fire broke out in the
kitchen about eleven o'clock at night
caused by hot ashes and Goals being left IN
barrel, which caused the barrel to burn
and then communicated to the kitchen
which was attached to the house.
We DO not know the loss Of Mrs. Ourand
but suppose it is very considerable. We
understand she had barely time to save
herself, and was severely burnt.
The property was not insured.-Aroyelles
ReOubHcdn.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28
INSUKANCE STOCK AT AUCTION.
IN THE PEOPLES AND TEUTOEIA 1NSUkAHCx
COMPANIES.
SUCCESSION 0C F. A. -CX
Second District Court for the Parish Of orleans
No. Sc. 398.

DY G. z. (:lRARDEH 4 Co., AUCTION,
Deers-Nicholas J. HOey Auctioneer-Ofice NO
at twelve O'Clock N. at the Merchants and Auc;
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal between Canal and 81 q
Customhouse streets by virtue of aal order OF the
honor able tra Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans. dated August g. 1873, viii be sold by
public aution all the right, title and interest OF the
deceased, y. n Koch, in md to The following
stock .
/. In Twenty Shares Of elp each in the Capital
e22O in cash and dividends have 0een paid
2. In Twenty Shares of e1OO EACH in the Capltai
Stock of the Peoples InsursnceC m1any. on which
e480 in cash and dividends have been paid
Tho purehssers Of the above ieterests must gut
themselves in lieu and stead OF the 8ecsdent 80
stockholdeD in said companies, and furnish their
stock notes Ate. in accordance With the s0Iectivs
charters of said companies.
Terms of Sals-Cssh on the spOt, transfers = Ne
expense of the purchasers.
au26 30 81 se5 s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28
COAL.
40 THE PyRLSC.

TlNO THE public,
The Undersigned coal merchsnfs having ssffeee
IN the past season heavy lOsses in The way of bad
oliis have been compelled to issue this card to the
pu9nc, notifying ali consumers OF eosl that from
ana aIteI this date our terms for coal will in
Naraoiy De IN cash when ordered deliyeyS
ND NOkkceptl0ns will De made to his rule.
W q. WILMCT AGOo
kENiIG & Co,
BEALkS Il LAME,
W. "a COYLE CO.
SPENCER FIELD, JRlo C6s
Z. y K. DEVERGES.
j.. sc. TYLER
B, D. WOODS BROTHERS
Rad. MACLIN,
jyzs oot MACHRAY KELr
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28

The reward Of clergymen in Nebraska
seems to be not. great. One writing from
there recently, says:
last Sabbath preached in the morning
and Officiatsd 1T the Lords table with a
pair of boots on, one leg of which was en-
tirely gone, hut we had q rich and blessed
time. did not think of my boots, but my
wife did. We economical and scrimped
and pinched to get along during the past
wear without going INTO debt, and have
nearly kept clear, but it has been Dy living
in q sod house and denying ourselves many
of the yery necessaries of lite"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28

The President recently said that he
would be glad to receive suggestions from
members Of the bar throughout the coun-
try respecting the appointment of a Chief
Justice, but he does not want advice from
apy politician. As the court does not meet
until December the appointment will not
be announced until the Senate assemblies to
act upon the nomination.-New York Her-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-28
AUCTION SALES.
Dy G. E. 9irarde1 & 20.
yOCRTH DISTRICT DWELLING PROrHRTS.
SUCCESSION OF MAURICE J. hOLLO1.
Second District C0nrt for the Parish Of Orleans
No, IS 1893.

Nc. IS 5l99
NY G., Z. GIRARDEx L CO.. AUC1l0H'
- eeys-Nicholas J. Hoey. Auctioneer-Ofhce nO.
II 7Exchange place.-SAT JRDAY September ~, 1873,
at twelve O'Clock NJ. At the Merchants and Auc,
tioneers' Exchange. on keyal, between Canal ana
Customhouse streets, in this city Of New Orleans
by virtue of An order of the honorable the Second
Oistrct Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
August TO- 1873 will lie sold by public anctlsn IN
the ABOVE entitled matter the following described
CEkTXIE PORTION OF GROUND. situated in
the FOURTH District of this city. in the square
bounded by Annunciation Laurel, Philip and FIRST
streets measuring 81 feet lines front on Annun,
cation street by l59 feet inches lines IN depth
bet parallel lines. The improvements COM
prise tvO.stOry frame dwelling, out pmidlngs'
Etc. known as No. 479 Arnunciation street
Tsrms-S2OOO cash, the remainder At one, Two
and three years credit, in notes OF the purchasers
secured by special mortgage and vendor rs hen 1 on
the property sold and bearing interest OF eignt
per cent Der annum from day of sale until nnai
payment with the penal clause OF fve per cent AZ
torneys fees in event of suit; the improvements 10
bs kept fully insured and policies transferred 70
holders of the notes; the notes to DO subdlvlded
into coupons if required. and the purchaser 70 as
sume payment, over and above his bid, Of all taxes
of 1878, payable in 1874. L.
Acts of sale At the expense Of the purchaser, De-
fore William J. Csstell, notary public.
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