davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 28.-The extensive mills of
the Southern Baggng Company on the corner of Barry
and Decatur-sts we're burned tonight ana large
amount OF bagging and material seriously dam
aged. The loss is from ,l2S,ooo TO $4,000. There is
insurance to the amount Of about 10000.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
THE STATE or TRADk
HAVANA MARKRT1.

3Brrhsngs scaye the United States 90 isyx
currency lOsal premium II l0ll3 10
gof 138ol31 shsrt aght ltoai prensam %
London, 1861 6o Pans. lS4slJo pe~un' Ssas
Gold, 2fs 1850
rght-oas Un.e ststes shd 81 ssssr.
81 25 DER hbd OF Mossses S3DsJ 10 osBs other
for the Un,af states hid Of Sugar -
s. 25 1S3 DO Fssoaa and orfs
loading q HaVaaz SO
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
rELEGRAPHIc NOrRS.

80. The Arkansas Legislature adjourned at noon
yesterday Dec T.
,,..The Right Worthy GraId Lodge Of Good
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

Trusses saspeusory Bandagrs. improved patterns
in sEKLEYs HARD RUBBzK TRUss EsrABLIsHsk
III Broadway " Y n Y Hoe l34I ChestagLsl.
P Philadelphia. Large Low prices
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
DOM KsTIC MARKETS.

Nsw OsLsAy. Msv 2s s3c for Nr~ ~ 6ssA
for dull y. for shsaden lOAye LOG
Sides and lie for Clear Sides Sugi ouet sc tor doo1
Fair Com Meal drmer 10. articles unchanged
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

Where spend the summer is, o. ssnms, e'of1;
TBR Hons JbuasAI iHo Ness
complete nst pubushed- Graphic.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE. May 2s.-John NJ. Fleming, the
State superintendent OF Public Schools issues circular
this morning wherein, after recitng that tho Civil
Rights b. now peadns In Conxress. In les provisions
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

The Rotten sponge Psds. hornbie Metal spinTs pneas
,u Farrr Pads nurrlgs supereJcd By sss
sArIc rsU 353 Brosdwsy which auDare
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

"Cora. the Net Maker or. The Boy Diver
will commenced in The NsD- YORK weekly 1ins
aud boys should not fail 10 read 1t.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
Decorsfisn Day.

Tn, MEMORIAL COMMITTEE for DECORATING SOLDIERS
GRAVES M.y 30 have sssdqa'r'e' At The c0'as IN cs''-
.ou.r, PARK oV.n som until 10 csn'rssaoas es
s ,a acre, or cent for. requested MEMORIAL CERx-
xo.,vs =, ssn-.y Hail. svKSING Tickets fsf sale ssS
received At .bs oo,,as~ aJ c. pNckSBY. Treasurer.
No. sciy Hall
EDWARD JARDfNE. csarusn.
carl Schsrls Euie1y Charles sumner, delivered IA
a.ssa Apr 30 pabsAsd % ssSssAss With The wossss Goa
80 ss...r. Bouvsi and Thu.sa Reprsssassvs Lsssr
rHK rRIBUNR gxrRA ia Pnes. per saSs osT pssipAi
oeuu ar copies 70 Ssas s~Ssvs,s copies for u.
.a,.~. THA rRIDvxY, New Istk>
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
guecial Notises
Nap0le0n,s Cabinet
CHAMPAGNE,
BOUChR Fills 4 CO..


BOUCHB Fills 4 CO.,
Sole Agenls No. 81 B>avsrst
DIR. A. p. Upham,y Eleetaary. or IneraaI heneey
PiIes.-rhe RLECTUARY lssr atsrsh'e eAAAfses
and dureus aud remedial agea for bssf s w. 80 -
Do mpsssca H~ ~
tAs Initial ,t.,~s CAssAs Of u Ds bel
Ohc-, 80 Easi Foarh-sL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING house.

Gold opened at lG9a. dllGis against l09s4 at New
YORK. and after moderate business Closed at
lt9 0llt agai- ST l16s IN that ark@t. The sales
summed up S22C0e, embracing $1,000 al 1oss4;
s 5000 and 5000 at 10; $1,000 at liG0llts and
$1,000 at ll0t.
No sales OF silver were reported American ma J.
dollars were SILL Q1oted a. l04@ lC51s, vnl.e
Mexican dollars ruled al l0ga, OF - p cent lower
than god at New York.
Sterling exchange without quotGb e v.ria
tioo ard the On.y sale reported YVES xioeo bank al
the counter at So 30
The msI ket Continues nearly bare of francs, and
nothing .fanspiIed which 10 base any nx-d
quo-atloUs. Tie OILY sales reported were so 600
private bankers at -; Is coo bank at AGO. and
20tt0 do sight at 450.
IL German marks we noticed sale OF 10000 at
SIS 32s. as s. Tor bill OF lad.Lg aid A Gear and
SIS IS as SO foI bank, and france entirely nominal.
the offerings Of domestic exchange Continued
limited and with moderate dem and rates were
unchanged Tire sales of New York sight were
confined TO $3onG9 embracing $ioOoo and 100000
commercial at q y cent premium We also
noticed sale of $40 Geo commercial On Boston,
payable on denanc. at 3 = cent prem ium.
The banks continued TO check Oh New York at
= p cent premium. and commercial sight WIS
Still quoted at 15-l6.
In stocks we noticed a SAFE Of 80 shares Louis.
lana Lottery Company at $50.
Tie sales Of bonds included 4lOieO CITY gold
bearing seven per cents at 81 u AID 45Ouo and
$1,000 at IS d. They closed at 48 JAN.
City appropriation certificates and metropolitan
Police warrants ale quoted EominaI at ABOUT 81,
and time certificates OF 1873. nominal al 81.
The sales of State warrants included 44oVO and
$4,000 medium at S. $1,000 do at So, anc : 1000 at
37h. They closed nominal at 3o032 tor large, 80
as Tor medium, and 50 q 40 for small.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
Bertrand Saloy vs.. Pedro Barthelemy

bertrand SRlOy vs.. Pedro Barthelemy
Brule.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans No. 1858. BY virtue OF writ of seiz-
ure and sale 10 Inc directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause. win proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioueers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and ems
tomhopse streets. in the Secoud District of this
city, On SATURDAY, July % 1874, at twelve O'clock
Nj, the following described property, 10 wit
LOT OF GROUND situated in Suburb Trene
OF ms city, n The square comprised within Vii.
eTe. UtsllilDes and Robertson streets and Bavou
load, sad lot of ground is designated by the i'm.
Der eighteen, and measures thirty feet front ON
Where street bv depth of ffty-seven feet nine
inches on the line which separates it on the side
sixty-e!gLt feet two inches OF the line which sep.
arates II the side OF Ursulines street from lot
Lumber seventeen, and Jhirtv.One feet nine inches
IN width IN the rear, in conformity With nlan
mace br j. Communy, surveyor of the Municipal.
lty Number One, on the fifteenth of JANUARY
lo4I deposited in the Office of Cuvllier, notary
puDIic 10 this city, together with the buildings
ana Improvements on the above lot of round
Beng the same property acquired by the defend.
AM hereln ron FraIc5is BoIsdeTe, BY act passed
before Joseph Cuviier. notary public in this city,
on the twentv-fourth of February l64l -
Stized in the above suit.
Ierms-Ih his being the second and last auction
the sad property will be definitely adjuCleared IN
the highest ana last bidder for whatever ii will
oIlDg, at twelve months credit the purchaser fur.
nlshing ood, with good and solvent security bear.
ing elEht per cent interest per annum from date
anu special mortgage on the property sold un,il
nhal payment. Said purchaser will have to de.
duct ana pay in cash the printing sherifFs and
cielks ices, etc, which amount to about one hun.
dred and eighty five dollars, and furthermore the
STATE parish and municipal taxes, the amount of
Whlcn IS lot yet asceTtained.
w.P HARPER,
Jy7 II % Sheriff OF the Parsh Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
SHERIFF'S SALES,
Ellen Eustis VS.. c. b. Wait.


SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. $50 - By virtue of a writ of selz
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish OF Or
leans in the above entitled cause. | will procee ed
to sell at public auction at the Merchants and
Auctioneels Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and CustOmhonse streets, il the Second
District Of this city, on TUESDAY August 10
1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights ways, privileges and appurtenances ther g.
unto belonging or III aDywise appert aiming, ait
uated in the FIRST District Of this city In the
square bounded by Caroudelet. Baronne, Canal and
Common streets, measuring, in English measure
thirty feet eleven riches font on said CarOndelet
street by one hundred and twenty-seven feet
seven inches in depth, adjoining one side the
proper OF Mr.. Charles E. Feuner, and the other
side the property of Mr.. augUste Bohn being part
of larger lot Of ground designated by. the nun Der
thirty seven on pan drawn By j. Tanesee then
city surveyor on the fifteenth of November 1909
and annexed to an act passed before Michel de
Armas, then notary public in this city, on the
twenty. third Of November, 1909.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash to pay sixteen thousand dOllars
with eight per cent interest per AM um from June
90 1874 until the day of sale; i've per cent attnr
pey's fees, five dollars costs of protest. and All
costs Of suit and on q credit TO meet the pavment
of Q note of seven th0usaAd dollars, due June 20
1875 with interest, st.orney's fees and cost.
W. p. HARPER.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
jyl72 an : IA 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
THE TURF.
Monmouth Park Races.

Long BRANCH. July l6.-Today is the
third race day OF the second meeting II tne
Monmouth PARK. The first race was TOT
the Thespian stake, value $500, added to
sweepstakes of $50 each, play or pay, foi
two year olds; second horse to receive $loV'
and third $50 out of stakes; distance three
quarters Of q mile. Stakes closed with
came TO post. Morris Eclipse FLY won
the race. McGrath's Aristides second and
HINT REYNOLDS Ariella third. Time-l:lS
The second race was for the West End
Hotel stakes, a renewal of Monmouth
Oaks stakes, value $1,000, added to sweep.
stakes of $50 each: play or pay; tor hliies,
foais of 1871; second TO receive $2O0 and
third horse $l00, out of the stakes; distance
one mile and three-quarters, closed Win
twenty.six nominations; only three horses
started: Cottrers Bonaventure and Ban.
ture came in first, Bannarette and Regard
less running dead heat for second place.
Time, 3:13h.
The third race was for purse OF toOU,
for all ages, entrance money to second anu
third horses, two mile heats. The starters
we're Littell's Fellowcraft, Cotfee's Donny-
brook. Lewis e. Co.'s Vandalite, and Banna-
tines Stockwood The first heat was won
by Vandalite by three lengths, feliowcrait
second, and Donnybrook third. Time
BAG. The second heat and race was won
by Vandalite by neck, Fell0wcraft sec
o1d. StockwoOd third, and Denny brook
fourth. Time-3:H.
The Liverpool Cup.
LONDON. July l6.-The race for the Liver
pool cup was won by Ballsntyne, Silesia
Belle second, Restless third.
The Races Mt Saginaw.
SAGINAW, Mich, July l6.-In the race at
East Saginaw Driving Park to-day for spe-
cial purse of $4,000, divided as follows:
$500 to first, $500 to second, and $1,000 to
the horse that beat the fastest time on
record-G Goldsmith Maid won three straight
heats in 2:l9h, 2:l61, PIG. The only con-
testaut being Judge Fullerton. Both horses
displayed splendid trottiDg. The only
break in three heats was BY Goldsmith
Maid in the first quarter Of first heat when
she lost three or four lengths, Judge Fuller
ton leading to home stretch, where be was
passed by Maid, who won the heat by a
length. Fullerton was beaten two lengths
in the second heat and four in the third.
Fullerton was driven by Dan Mace, ard
Maid by Budd Doble. FullertOn's time
was 2:2lh, 2:l8, 2:lsa4.
The track was in splendid condition.
Eight thousand people were present. The
track is one mile and three feet in length.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17

food supply il warehouse. None on the lanolng.
The demand is moderate. 2
tendency Choice western sells at 23a25c; me-
DUN 2ec inferior lac: choice Goshen 33U35c II ne
Fl3 or G SSls 3Sds.c = r. ,;,o,.,
ChskSb-The receipts are Little N ire loerai
qu STs ! At 7 is,f GI:e I. Il. .,o !.
10 EteAl cspostOn to fJIco sales. They are quo.eu
PouL7RY-wes,ern grown chicken, sell at 81 IS;
: Eosae 40 szaa: ducks e2a3; geese Saao; t"'
EGGs-Light supply and god demand. Western
SCI 81, a. i2a-Ze Louisiana IS Sic p dozen.
sIARoh-ls in good supply and demand, and
Beans AND WESTERN PEAs-The supply is
lgft an the demsnd moderate: Western beans
are qao.td nognlnaily ssdlo p BIZ; Northern beans
EsculEsTsG As f5ss s:E zen 9fe eSl
demand dga fog them IS moderate Potatoes ss!l at
ss6e; 1aions 81 5pa5 p bbl: sour krout slo0l4
| g Uo,; LOUIS ana eab pages S5d2 Y box
HuNss bAGS-Are selling at lar al51sc piece
ard $685. 50 n cases y gross.
TALLpW-Lleht surplv with a good demand.
'ss qusted at 10.Sac ? %.
at 81 1Sal 80; California s?05 10 y bushel.
FFEATRERSAre quoted at roc p ii.
ssd I i ss1ips E i%e - Oo q.
20 sleau, coats teottc 10 manufacturers AnJh1a-
ere HoS ~ = ION >i,assa 7sc at retail
LS htt 10 urm aLu Inc UtulauO
dealers, 76iO bags We quote job lots: Ordinary
brine s rs ssaa $50, fair sa2sc good aa assc'
sOAP-The demand q rood. German olive New
Orieaus) is selling at 6a61sc F. 10, magnolia 30
sac, on0e = Gee, treLie extra palm Ga a7c Cas-
I!e palm liGl2c, with aIeduction on round LOIS.
western soap o'sc v ii N round tote, and &c v
10 IN Job lots.
SALI-The demand continues active and stocks
are getring reGuced. We qnote Liverpool coarse
81 3o6l IS; fine 81 seal IS T. sack with re.
ductlOn of l0c y sack when taken from warehouse.
turk Island is quiet and is quoted nom.nally at
ooc bag of two bus lels Table salt ID pockets
sells at ~ ache each 40 III size.
BAGGING-The demand is active and the stock
IS small Roau6 lois sol at l31sc. job lots lac T.
yard Tor domestic ute Hemp and flax I35 a llc;
India lie r yard IL Dal,s and rolls.
IRON COTTON TlES-Large stock and fair &C.
nand. Sc. IN lO-s under 500 bundles at Sc v 10
2ss OF; In lots Of 1000 bundles AID over &c y ~
of
COTTON SEEp-Receipts are light. The mills
generally have stopped working Ii Is quoted at
{ 10 y ton.
COTTON SEED oIL-Nore here.
Cotton SEED VI. CAEE-None here
MOUNT CARBON (OAL-ls selling at retail at
Csc, whclesae 45c y bbi.
OAK STAvES-The stock is &c creasing rapidly;
interior are email, and good lots are obtaining
higher prices We dEore dealers prices, delivered
10 ship as follows: Extra pipe co inch fI75 1856;
extra pipe SO iuch, Sl5nOl55; light pipe Sc TO so
inch, $li5Ol2G; extra nogshea6; AZ inch, Sl250l30
extra elaIet 20 inch, &e0a95 extra barrel 81 inch
S1td3O y 1900. m -,
WOOL-Fair supply and demand Louisiana
l6a22c; eoa- st Mexican l6c; Mexican improved 23c
~ Is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17

Andre d. DoriOc curt vs.. John Hulssion'
rNoURTa DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARSE :.
II Of Orleans No. AZ, S79.-By virtue o. wa. "
titri facias TO me directed by the honoTa ole tne
Fourth District Court for the parsh VI orleans, ~
the above entitled cause Will pIoceeC 20 sen a.
public auction, at the Merchants and aug t.o 's
eels' Exchange, Royal street, between Sahei aLI 40
CustoMhouse streets. IN the second DiseIco ",
this city, on FRIDAY. July II. 1874 at we've
O'Clock u, he following described property W
wit ~ ..., ,;,
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated, lying
and bein. in the First District OF this CITY lkIo"h
bounded by LAFAYETTE, POydras Front ana oeIla
streets designated by the Eumber elgh' OF saa
square on tie pan py Pile, surveyor measuring
twenty four feet eight inches three lies 1rost On
Delta and Front streets, BY depth, between par.
a lei liues of one hundred aId twenty nNe iees
four lines; together with al the rights, WAYS aEc
advanta ges TEereunto belonging or II any wise APP
pertaining Being the ssIne properly acquired ny
the defendant herein from the city OF New orleans
by act OF sale before ". Casteli notary PupAC In
th,s city, GA the twenty .lrot jay, -too.
Seized in the above suit. .-..-.
Terms-This being tie second and last auctlon,
the said properly will be scIitey adluc.ca,eu 70
the highest and is. bidder for what IL will BRING
at tweive months credit the purchaser iurnIsn-
ing bond with good and eoven- security bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from date ana
eptc ial mortgage on the property soio Ut M EuAI
payment. SAID purchaser will have to deduct ana
pay il cash the printing sherifs and CLERKS ices,
etc, which cunt t0 about one hundred and nfty
dollars and, furthermore, the State, parish and
municipal taxes the amount of which 10 not yet
ascerta!Ned. ...
j.3O Tvs II Sheriff of the Parish OF OrieanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, July l6.-The Posts financial article
says Speculative sharesgOpened 3 "a higher than
| yesterday except for Union Pacific, st. Paul and
Wabash, which were only steady. Since the open
| ing the market has been alternately strong and
heavy with fluctuations inside of q ~ cent prices
| being nearer the lowest than highest. The money
market cor tinues easy at 203 ~ cent for call loans
and SAT- tor first class mercantile paper.
The gold premium which Yesterday and day be.
fore stood at l09a 0lOsY continues tine same, only
few sales to day having been eitser at 1892 or
1895 gold loans the rates have been 4 az tor
carrying. Foreign exchange continues weak but
lsactive; bankers bills on London being nominally
ca ,Sr E%s ana actually on fge sr.S for
Prime sterling is not SO weak sixty day
and is quoted at 81 89a4 89k. Government bonds
at the first board were nominal
Tennes s,, sS; new g; virginias 30; new 80,
IS; Georgia skies IS, sevens ssla North Carolinas
49, new 10, special tax S. South Carolinas Is new I9.
April and October Is.
The government awarded $1,000 900 in gold to.
day at 100 17.loo.
Cotton dull aud easier; middnng uplands III q
gross ia.
Futures closed steady; sales to day 21 400 bales
TENDER l6 9-l6al6 1892 October Is 5.i6aIS II ~
November l6 l6 8 SIC; December l6 i Gl6 s.32c.
southern -four quiet "a and lunch UNCHANGED Rye -four
out decided change. Coffee dull and nominal
Sugar dull at "a aac for fair to good refining 81
A; lose for graduated; lOo for crushed io5sc for
powdered Moasses quiet. Rice quiet and steady.
Rosin steady at So lOa2 20. TuIpentine 3ss for
strained. Pork lower new mess $l9 500l9 62b
and $l9 1nQl9 IS. Beef unchanged. Hams quiet
Lard steady at llac. Whisky shade easier at
98Rc d.
CINCINNATI, July 16.-Cetton dull and prices are
declining; mlddling l6ac. Flour steady; demand
moderate. Wheat dull and prices dropping; red
81 l2dl II; white 81 20dl 81. Corn-Demald fair
and market firm; mixed 65069c. Oats-Scarce
and firm; white Csc. Pork-demand fair and
market firm; sales at els s7k d20. Lard scarce
and firm; summer II &c; kettle l3c. Bulk meats
Demand fair and market firm; shoulders .Sc:
clear rib CSC; clear lOc Bacon-Demand fair and
market firm; shoulders sac clear rib lose; clear
lie. Whisky-Demand good at full prices, SIC
ST. LouIs, July l6.-COtton dull and unchanged
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull; closed
easy isndslower to cell; sample lots Of No 3 red
ST oe No1 2 red winter 81 III. Corn dun, un-
settled and lower; No. mixed 63H d65c in kast
eev ators; 63'sc for regular. Oats higher but Tn
settled; No. ., Coo in elevator Whisky steady at
Csc. Pork higher, 42l. Dry salt meats stiff
&c; clear rib CSC, up country. Bacon
scarce and very firm; shoulders to come out of |
smoke sac; clear sides II dll1sc Lard nominally
higher; III 0llAc. al !
Foreign Nlarkees.
LIVERPOOL, July l6, $50 P. M.-Cottou-Of the /
sales to day $500 bales were American Sales of up
ands, nothing below good ordinary deliverable
August and September, 3 l-lSd. Sales Of shipments
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
Duncan Jones VS.. Albert Jones.

ElFTH pisTRICTCorRT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No 5719-By virtue of a writ of
heri tacias to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street between Canal and
Customhouse streets in the Second District of this
city. or SATURDAY, July Is 1874, at twelve O'clock
the following described property to wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defen dant Albert Jones, in and to the succession
OF his deceased father, Samuel Jones, Jr., No
31,l10 of the docket of the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans; also all his rgat title
and interest in and to the succession Of his de.
ceased mother Ann Elizabeth Forman, late wife
of Samuel Jones, Jr.. No. 81. 100 of the docket of
the sad Second District Court Tor the parish of
Orleans.
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-This being the second and last auction
the sand property Will be definitely adjudicaed 70
the highest and last bidder for what Il will bring
at twelve months credit, the purchaser furnish.
ing bond with good and solvent security,
bearing hve per cent interest per anUum
tom date until final payment. Said purchaser will
have 10 deduct and pay cash the printing
sler!h's and clerks fees, etc, which amount 70
about eighty dollars.
". P. HARPER,
Jy' u % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
A. b. Philips vs.. Francois LacrOix.

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= OF Orleans, No 51Sl.-By virtue of a writ OF
feri 1acias 10 NE directed by the honorable
tie SIKH District Court for the parish of Or.
lenLs, N the above entitled cause. viii proceed
10 sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
ACctioLee-s Exchange, Royal street between
Canal AID CUstOmlOuse streets, IN the Second
District Of this city, on FRIDAY, July H. 1874,
at twelve O'clock NJ, the following described prop
ertv, to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District OF his city, in the SQUARE number one
hundred and ak bounded by Hospital Burgundy,
UIsIlines snd Rampant streets measuring thirty
Ole feet eleven inches five lines front on Hospital
street one hundred and twenty SIX feet ten inches
in depth, upon which there IS oue.story frame
slated house containing four rooms and TWO cahi-
nets, an0 ne-story frame kitchen shlngled con.
tanning four rooms, hydrants etc.
Seized il the above suit.
TrIms-This being the second and last auction
the said proDerty will be definitely adjud Gated to
the highest and last bidder for what il will bring
at twelve months credit. the purchaser furnish
ing bond. with good and solvent security bearing
five per cent interest per arnum from date, and
special mortgage the property sold until final
payment. Said purchaser viii have to deduct and
Pay IL cash the printing sheritis and clerks fees,
etc, which amount to about two hundred and five
dollars and, furthermore, the State. parish and
municipal taxes, the amount Of which is not vet
ascertalDed.
W. P. HARPER,
JeJe Tvs II Sheriff of the Parish of OIeanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
REWARDS.

IS = ,s sgbscriber, on EXPLANATION THE
m mis- dwelling on Rob agns kcve
ana gn S. Ls ssafss
and the
d Sas oS a
90 Swn e 9.de. and BY inSor:; James Wood to his
vsearR Sa y one date saa snd
note for s saSSio a.. notary Gnu signed No
HTa osdsT and By him nde.eS ar,sSsre his
roasns sss and ps ssas5
10 ! a. note for 600, suS:crshaa 10
Dor a. 1 lsa osds. end By him nSor AeSphs Lespr
ne one year ssf dss. snS , Seto
and dncc uUnc y warned not to ns..,.s,..
having been sto,n descriSeS me notes
AA1AANDE11 GODRAux