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lion pf young and rlrtuoua woman. Who will
ba str,1ok ns1t, no ono can tail. The purity Of
tho wife or atator Of Any ono may DO aaealca to-
morrow bY any newspaper bnso and couard1y
enough to coin {llLi,y }io concerning
thcm, or to buy ons rstatl to DO
sold At Wholesale. Fortunately there ID only
ono nowopnper in tho United gsaton bnpo or
cowar1ly enough to commit Buch orimo. Thnt
neweparor lnppena to 10 published in Chicago.
Tho elements probably exist In other oitios to
support mich newspaper, but no ono las boon
found baso or oowardlJ enough 10 publish one
anywhere olse.
, 1874-05-29

The readers Of noarly all the Eastern papers
hayo boon startled rocoutly with tolegraphio
announcement gomewhat out Of tho common.
In tho Boston Journal 1t appoars as follows:
4 NOVEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coNFExENOE or
DNuNKAAnH.
Q1nAHp, ILL.,, May 94.-The National Conference OF
Drautards met to-day, and is the large1 gathering
thut occurred iii this country. 1t IN natimXted
700 persons proseut Religious soryccs held
n the shadO Of trees, IN d largo burn, aud in tho
church adjacent. meeting preliminary III the Con-
faronce takes place Tomorrow With ubout 1000 dolo-
gRles.
1ts editorial comment ia ono Of horror, con-
Guiding with tho pathetic question: "1Ylat next 2''
This is rather rough on tho louriHhng lttlo vii
lage Of Gtrard, which, II We AFRO not mistaken, ia
strictly temperate in its notions, and would bo
tho last place In the world whore 10000 drunk
ards would DO liholy to oongregate. Tho Dunk
ards have boon in Bosbion thore, but tAoy aro
strictly temperate, but wo asBure tho Boston
journal and other papora, the drunkards Of tho
United States, have not yet migrated this way.
When thoy do come, tnoy Mill probably 10 far
ther Wuat.
, 1874-05-29


Tho roportorlal intoryiewa with NJ. noohofort
are chloay remarkable for what II. Roohofort bas
omitted to Soy. Tho briof conversation THE
TR1nuNE's 0mnha correspondent had with him,
which was printed in yesterdays papor, told
about MI that N. 1iochofort wanta to toll
He docs not aoo fit to reveal the mall
ner Of hia escape, and ho ia going to
doneva to lfyo. This IL tho upshot OF
all tho twaldlo that has boon writtou about him
tleso laat two days. A New York newspaper
man Inns now pro.omptcd him, and will probably
claim monopoly under tho copyright law. Itia
doubtful whether tho game Is worth tho candle.
4 French edition OF George Francis Train can
scarcely furnish desirable comranionHhip. And
n man making almost tho tour Of tho world who
can pass through Chicago without stopping over
must DO Of ANAL intellectual calibre. THE
TRIBUNE is entitled to homo credit for giving
the littlo Roolefort has had to say tho ltttlc
space 1t morited, aud VIC 1nust rejoioo that ho
did not ntop long enough to say moro.
, 1874-05-29

Colorado has long been clamoring for ndnis-
slon into tho Union, and at Last her cries hayo
piorcod tho heart Of the party. Tho request has
timo sufficient for tho purpose, All admission bill
will be put through Congress at tha pregent ses-
sion. Evidently tho party managors are appro-
henBlve that tho "loyalty" Of tue senate may
suffer by contamination at tho hands Of Gov,
Booth and old Bill Eaton; and hointcntton Ia to
give TINT body strong infusion Of new blood
from tho Southwestern Territories. A grateful
paopls always adheres At frat to the party which
gave II political existence.
, 1874-05-29

J. Edgar Thomson, President Of tho PENN
sylvania Company, Is dead. His buccesaor haa
not yet been named, and the uncertainty Oh to
who will be chosen las unsettled tie quotation
for Peunsylvanla stock. This oroutnatance fur-
niahea striking illustration Of tho fact that tho
value Of American railways 10 to q remarkable
degree dependent upon the character OF indl-
divldual managers. II Jay Gould should
succeed to 11r. ThomHon'a place, caplsaliats
might DO obliged to count out Ponnsylyanla
stock from al4 future Investments; and New
Fork Central would be reduced to tue recent bog
carly condition Of Eris by a few months
Of government under second Grand Opera
Houao Directory.
, 1874-05-29

Tho Chicago produce markets rore generally
stronger yesterday, with talr aggregate Of
tyanaaotIons. Mesa pork was In moderate do
mana, and 191}1@1to por brl higher, closing at
slT.15D172o caah, and s17. .4o@17.4 .46 sellor July.
Lard mas tame md 211ao per 100 lbH lower, oloe-
Ing At e1o.071f oaah, aud s10.s5@l0.87>f aellor
July. Meats were aotlyp and easIor, closing 1t
oAo for shoulders, s9to for abort ribs, o@oAc
for short clear, md 1877 l@11]to for swsst-plcked
hams. Lake frsighta wore aatlye snd hrnnas, 1T
II for corn to Buffalo. 1Ighwtnss wors un.
changed u oaIfa psr a&loA4 flaaz was dull
, 1874-05-29

moat and north of Ohio, nnd wo venture tho
prediction thattl1c farmers will have at lcnst 10
conts por llsol added to tho valao Of tlloir wheat
aud corn In tho yoar Of grace 1877. For sc,oral
yoars paHt tho poopls havo n,ado war on tuo rail-
ways for reduction In frelghts. How long tho
contest ia to continue no ono can toll. But II by
bringing about an enlargement Of tls 81. Law
renoo route 80 nd to psss vcsHcla Of 1900 tons 10
tda-vator, tho torn, OF tllo contoss will be Mn
torfally ahortonotl
, 1874-05-29

The country can, porhapa got along without a
new Finance bill until tho no1t eossion OF Con-
gresa. One clause Of any such bill 1t must,
however, hayo nov. Tho "rosorye'' must bo
regulated. Arc tho s18,000000 yot loft of it to
be used to "move tho crops" or not2 Is the
Value Of cur currency to depenl upon the will Of
m Irresponsible ignoramuB Eve speak Of secre-
tary Richardson) or not? TheAe questions ueed
settlement now
, 1874-05-29

Rochofort IL represented to havo Hatd In An in
terviow with somo San Francisco reporter that
ha and biH companions esuap8d from ponal soryi-
tudo by swimming undor water to tho small boat
Of q ycaael Which carried them away. When
tho Captain Of tic vosBol discovered Noohotort
by moanH Of picture Of him in an illustrated
papor. ho throatoned to take him back but waa
induced not to do 40 by gift of !, 800 francs and
promise Of 10000 francs more. nochefort has
written an article, tho frat since hiB imprison-
mont, on 1lacatahon aud tho prcBgnt condition
Of French adair8. Ho thinhn bIaoAIahon rather
undecided in bis policy, With foot In tho Or
loaniBt camp anl tho other IN that of the Donh-
partist. roRretting that he haa not third to rust
In that Of tho Logitimiats. Rochofort, q pro-
touder hinaelf Of u cortain Kind Ia Of opinion
tllat thoro mover will DO enough pretenlors In
Franco or In Tho world. Tho moro protendors
there aro the botter, he thinks, for tho Nepubc.
While Douapartista, Legitiminta. and Orloapists
are fighting among themselves, there is hope for
tho Republic. Divide the country and tho no-
public will rulo It. OF MaoMahon and tho Sep
tennet Ae Hays:
al.cMato, appointed by The Right, is now astacko
by the Right. 1n thia Parliamentary hattto hs ban
lo"t his right nr1n II Tho person q thc Duke ID
Bsoglie the rest Of blu boay IL caught in tho driving
whccl, and don't think It requires vcry keon.sghtcd
person to predict that in three n,onthn AfAaafAhon will
bs abo to my Of hnIelf, In thu wordn Of Ney at
Waterloo, !" Come on and will show you how Mar
shai Of Frnnre eau foil II but it Is atong thosB who
have lost pol}tical power that doalrous Of regain
Ing 1t aro found. After Logtmtas. Orleana.a, and
Donnpartsts, We shall have septennsts until tho fifth
nspirant comcB 10 to!n tEo dance. 0urpart will then,
bs limited for tho present Watching thc.e marvellous
smpletons who honestly buliovo the French naon hsa
been oroatod for their persoual use. Let III lesys
them to unmast anothor, to roproach anothcr
With simplicity aud with crilnra. Tho lcople who
assst At thla seeno Of dissection will poraa. profit by
terlai ruin Of thess Imperial and Royal Princes, OF
whom, 1t bo truly aaid They have forgotten moth
ing, hince they knex anything. II hore il ay-
thing In tho world ridiculous than "a Republic
without Republicans, tt IN d Monarchy without =
Monarch,
, 1874-05-29

Ihs soathofn prephytorians, who separated
from tholr Northron brethren On tho
blavory question, socrn to be further from a,
reconciliation today than over botore. Tilt,
Southern 'donoral Assembly yoptorday dis ~
Charged tlloir standing committee on reunion,
for the alleged roeaon that ta existence fostera,l.
ahplr't OF unross mad discomfort among indiyid..
nal o1lt1rcl1os. :
, 1874-05-29

Friday Morning, May 40, 1874.

Maokinao for a national ploaBuro-garden is tho
latest idoa that has boon aeriousIy entertained
ing tho neason Of navigation, and, since thoro
can be little money in the project, reproseuta-
tivea with d record to mako or retrieve will not
be eagor for its adoption.
, 1874-05-29

Tic Southern prcas Is nearly unanimous In
declaring that the so-callod Civil Rights bill, II
passed. By tho House Of Representatives, will
utterly destroy the common-school system Of tho
BoutA, and reawakon o feeling OF animoBity
between whitos and blacks which had been we'll
nigh al1ayod, and alao throw 4 new apple Of
discord betwecn the North and tho South.
, 1874-05-29

Whore is Mullott, erst Supervising Architect
sf the Trcasury? This is ono Of tho Inquiries
that rends the air in Washington. It il nus-
pected that the missing mau Inns beon cont to
the Far Wcst by hia superiors in Office to escape
tho investigation into District OF Columbia af-
faira. Mullett can be relied upon for ordinary
occasions, but ho has m inconveniont habit Of
tolling tho truth when driven in corner.
, 1874-05-29

The Boston Doard Of Trade hold special
mceting on tho 25th inst. to consider the pro-
Resolutions strongly favoring tho treaty wero
offered by Mr. Z. r. Russcll, j.. and discussed
by Mr.. Edward Atkinson, Mr. ". Fl. Lincoln, h1r.
D. N. skilinEs, Mr. Arthur Pickering, and otherB,
after which they woro adopted by noarlY unani-
, 1874-05-29

An Indication Of tho spirit Which prevails in
tho counsels Of tho Presbyterian Church may he
found in the proceedings Of tho General Assom-
bly, at st. Louia yeaterday. Tho delegate who
bore iraternal greetings from the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church alluded 10 tho Swing trial,
and mado plea for rigid adherence to tho "o old
1andmarka." Tho aantlmont Hae loudly ap-
r3ardnd
, 1874-05-29

People who hnyc heon saying-and porhapa
thinklng-that tho rour-gnard OF Western papora
would DO ao'ldly for initiation, and would change
thu ant-in1ntion majority Of our frat lists into
ono against tho veto, are invited to atudy this
record, corrected un to date:
, 1874-05-29

Total Number Of papers hoard iron. 1908
MnI0rity aglilst infatiun.. un..,.,,.,,.,,......i2 i26
OF tho 10 papors heard from since the publica-
tlon Of Our last list, q favor imitation aud DO op-
pose 1t. It Is sensible roar-guard,
, 1874-05-29

CHICAGO THEATRE-Nos. .ai8-e9 West Madison
sttoet. Variety performance "ao sators, Aflls Ion
tatut1oau, nto.
, 1874-05-29

ApELpI11 T1lEATHE-o Corner Of Wabash axsnus
ConRrosB street. variety p9fhftmauee. Iho blak'
spearoan bu1lasauo Of " bad ,Dlokoy."
, 1874-05-29
TO.pAY's AMusEMEMTS. A

M'Y1UKER'H Tt1EATNE-kgndfson strsot hetnean
9eatborn and btao. Engagement Of AaRgs Mitchell.
, 1874-05-29

KIN0suUnY MUSIC 1IAr,1.-.Olark ssrsot, botwsen
Randolph and Lake Dulock's Noyal 11srionsttos.
, 1874-05-29

WEEk'g DDINGS IN WALL HTnKET. ENe
plzna stock opnr.tluns on sal capital without Fisk.
bopY sent {tcp. TlJMnNf DGE CO., WAlst,, n. 7.
, 1874-05-29

ORIENTAL LODGE NO. n. A. r, 4 \. H.. MAL1.
III lasalo- Special communication this Friday
erauing. at soSloek tor work IN s it1t degree; Viz
IL. N. TUCKER, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17
SHERIFFS SALES.
City of New Orleans W. Widow J0I


City Of New Orleans W. Widow John
EgertOn.
CuPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No 50 52O.-By virtue of a writ OF
feri fscias 70 me directed Hv the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans.
viii proceed to sci. at public auction. at the Me-.
chants and AuctiOnee.s' Exchange. ROYAL street.
between Canal and CustOmhouae streets. ii! the
Second District of this city, on lHl ASDAi, October
l. 1874. az twelve O'clock NJ. 1ne following de.
sCribed property, TO Wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
tie Sixth District of this city. " square number
one hundred and twenty. bounded by Tchoupiteu.
Jas, Jersey. Bordeaux and Lyon streets. designated
as lot number two measurin5 sixty feet TchOup;.
toulas street by one huadGed and twentv feet II
FOURTEEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. stu.
ar.,! in :. same district Of this city, in square
n,mber two hundred and ffty-tiTe. bounded by
Camp Chestnut Robert and UppetlIue streets.
designated as follows Lots numbers One II i've
measuring one hundred and fifty feet 81 Camp
street by enc hundred feet III depth; lots numbers
tweut- to wenty. four assuring one hundred fifty
See, Oh Chestnut street, by one hundred and uity
Zee. OIL Robert stIee: lots NUMBERS twenty TO
twenty eigh: measuring one hundred and fifty
feec bv o,ie hundr-,! and hfTV tee,.
ONE CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND nun Der two
hundred and sixty seven, situated II the same dis.
tric: bounded by Camp, Chestnut, Auster!uz and
General TaykGr streets, measuring one hundred
and one tea: b. three hundred anal twenty feet.
SEVEETEEN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
same district o. t!.is city II. sauare lCnlber touc
hundred and sixtv.s.x, i,otatiei bS Lo s,aua ave-
nue. ST. Denis orva,ies aud To.elauD Streets.
designated as lots numbers TWO 20 teen. aie
uring one hundred AID eighty feet OIL Louisiana
Avenue by enc huntiet AL S"eaty-e. tse- Oh
81. Denis street.
Seized il. the above sul,.
IorrlS-Casa GA TIE epct.-
arss ..ee o., Sie-;S ~ Il I. Parish Of cr'raos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17

S.IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No t5}1.-Bv virtue of a wit Of seiz.
ure and sale to directed Gy the honorable the
Sixth District Court tor the PARISH OF orleans. IN
the above emitted cause. will proceed 10 SCI! at
pU.;c auction a: the Merchants and Auet;oneers
exchange. ROYAL street, between lanai and Gus.
:o:nhcse streets, il. the Second District OF this
city. ca SATURDAY. October ,. l6.:, at twelve
o .oc1 u. tie following described property, 10
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GRCgSo. .ogethe.
with all The rights. ard the appTrsenaaces there.
unto belonging or ia anvw!se apperta;aIHS. stu
OF This c.-, and designated by the numbers TWEEN.
ty-0le AID twenty-five Ola a plan drawn By c.
GIroux /. CastaiIg. as architects, dated the hfti.
Gav OF july. 1872 and deposited il the office OF Pau!
the number ti:.cty-one in book o: Ila.l. married.
L. said two los being comprised within John.
son iiate Liberals. Genius, New orleans and Lon.
don Avenue, AID measure, il. American measure,
each foItv..wo feet six inches two lines front Oh
Lor.Icy aveLuc ty one hundred! and seventy feet
sever. inches tive lines i. dep.. between para.ie.
lines and a'.ou: to:iv-two :eet eight inches wide
il the fear. Being ;he sane properly acquired bv
the defendant herein by purchase from the p.ain'
t.-s herein D. act before John L. LSresche, notary
i872.
seized ii the above SUIT.
TeTms-Tii. being she second and last auction,
the SAID property WIZ De dtnt4.teiy ad)ud4Cated
to .!le highest and las. bidder tor what :. wi!
bring. a. twelve months credit. the purchaser
firn shiug bond. with good and solvent security.
bearing eight ier cent interest per annum from
date. and special mortgage on the property sold
u:lti final payment. Said purchaser shall have to
deduct and pay in cas!. the printing. sheriff and
clerks fees. ETC.. which amount 20 about one Aun'
bred AID twenty dollars: and. fu.t! iermore the
State. parish anu municipal taxes. the amount OF
n. P HARPER.
se!62, ,: ocs Sheriff o. the Parsi. OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17
Eugene May ~. John t. sawyer

cylYTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- O: Orleans. ~" s6:e.-Bv virtue OF = wit .;
seizure and sale &c directed: by the honorable
the SiXt. District Court !oy the PARISH OF orleans.
IN the abo-. entitled cause viii proceed to sell at
pubic auction. q, the Merchants and Auet!oneers
Exchange ROsal street oe:weeA Nalat ana Gus
toMaouse streets. IN the second District OK fAis
.itv On SATURDAY, October u. 1874, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property. to
wit
CERTAIN PORTION Ht GROUND, together
with ;he Guiding. and improvements thereof and
al. the rights ways privileges sesvi;udes and ap.
purtena.ce. thereUnto belong -ns, sltuatea IA the
FauoourS st. Joseph IN The square bonded by
Pitt, Amelia, Prytania and Pension streets and
desi grated tv shS letter or sketch annexed to
an &C, OF sale from Raymond Poee.l to Miss E..za
notary put.ic IL Chi. city on the sixteenth 81
Ap,.!. 1855. The said portion OF ground forms
the corne, OF Amelia and Psytaoia streets, and
measures ore hundred feet ten inches three lines
seven feet six inches three lines and half IL
depth and front on esid prytania street between:
parallel lines. Being the same property acq .ired
by the defendant herein by purchase from the
rvcl notary public IN tbs city. OF tbs seeoaj of
May. 1873.
/ Seized IL the above suit.
Terms and conditions ash to pa- the note 81.
twenty-six dav .: april, 1873, payable enc year
after date, viii SIX per cent interest from date to
maturity and eight peg cent interest from maturity
until paid i've per cent attorneys fees, and all
costs of suit; and upon terms of credit 80 meet
three notes each for four Hundred and one dollars,
dated the twensysixth OF April, 1873. and payable
in two three and four years after date, with SIX
| per cent lnteres. from date Until maturity, ard
eight per cent from maturity until PAID the whole
as fully appears by act OF sale from tho SAID
plaintiff to said defendant herein; u.D,vp
se1s 30 zeal: Sheriff Of Che Psr.aa Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17

of Oresns.-The following are she names OF the
officers OF the Contra! Ward Republican Clubs o!
this parish and their time of maeting. recognized
by the Parish Executive Committee:
First warl-I. G. Miller. president; George c.
srd Mondsy
Second ward-C. F. GlaUdin. president; A. Fre!Ot.
secretary: meets on Erato, between Csrondeles and
Bsco1ne streets, Tuesta. night.
Third ward-C. F. Ladi. president; J. P. eu!ien
secretary: meets at Clay Hal Saturday night.
Fourth ward-R. u J; Aenrer. president: meets
Fifth ward-J. Lanaoere president; o. P. Fernan.
dez secretary; meets at the corner OF Orleans and
Claiborne streets Thursday night.
Sixth ward-S. F. JOubert. president; L. Lama.
Mere secretary; MEETS at the corner Of Claiborne
and U-sulines streets Wednesday night:
Seventh ward-C. J. Adolpne; president; u. a.
Perauit. secretary; meets az tie corner of Dau.
phine and Union streets Monday night.
Eighth wara-E. Burns, president: William j. En-.
MS, secretary. meets o. lrquharI street Wedues-
day night.
Ninth ward-Tom Carey. president: J. Biandin;
secretary: meets a. the corner OF Hazsns and
Dauphne streets Thursday night.
Tenth wa-j-I. A. Kayze,. president: p DeFrl.-
vile, secretarv meets OF First street. near L!oec'
Eleventh wa;i-Eiwacd Williams. president: E.
J. Malang, secretarv meets al the corner OF sixth
and st. Patrick SHEETS Monday night.
Twelfth. ward-A. Anderson. president: Z. s..
Falls. secretary: meets 8: Jefferson Hal. FRIDAY
night.
ioney. secretary: meets OF Caiiz, between Chest.
nut and Camp streets Wednesday night.
Fourteenth war;-E. Johnston. president; H.
Powell, secretary. meets ca Broadway street
Tuesday night.
Fifteenth ward-A. Dumoa. president: Charles
Hill. secretary; meets Oh Vaette street. near
BoUnv. Monday G.sE..
Sixteent,. ward. T. Claiborne president; n
MaCray. secretary: meets at the corner O1 Adams
and Anthony streets.
Seventeenth war,i-T. e. Stamps, president; F.
Deivei. secretary: meets at size corner OF Camp
and Bar:i streets.
JAMES LEWIS. President.
8. N. QJE7E, Secretary. iyl4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17
SHERIFF'S SALES,


Auguste l:authief W. Elzeard Z. Drouet.
y Orleans, No. 663e.-By virtue Of writ f seiz.
ure and sale to me directed BY the honorable the
the above entitled cause. viii proceed to sell 1t
public auction. at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange. Roya! street. between Canal and
Custonhouse streets i'll the Second District OF
this city on MONDAY. october y, 1874. a: twelve
O'Clock H.. the following described property. to
LOT OF GROUND :ogetae. witt, a.. the build.
inss and Improvements thereon situated in the
Third District of this city. in square bounded BY
History. st. Anthony. Love and Craps streets.
which lot OF ground measures. IN American measure,
thirty feet iron. Oh History street. by one hun.
dVed and twenty seven feet ten inches five lines in
deptn between parallel lines as the same is des.
ignated plan made by c. a. DeArnas. survey.
or. the fourteenth OF september, 1852 deposited
IL the office of Dennis Pcieu:. II his lifetime
tary public IN this city. Being she same property
acquired by the defendant herein by purchase
twenty ninth OF November, 1875. before 4. Doy.o-
court. notary public N this city.
Seized IL she above sui:.
!eyms-i. II cash for q sufficient amount 20 pay
plant II .ciaim, say the sum Of two hundred and
nifty dollars, with nterest thereon at the rate OF
9; November 1875 until she Law OF sale II We per
cent on the aggregate thereo! for attorneys fees.
ali costs OF suit and OF the sale and all taxes due
on the property sold ,. The purchaser to assume
the payment Of two prOmlssOry notes secured. by
mortgage and vendors lion or said property dated
November q, 1873 ono for two hundred and fifty
dollars pay able twelve months after date and
the other for three hundred dollars payable eight.
eeI months after date, both with interest at eight
per cent per annum from shelv date until paid AID
so assume all the obligations OF the act of sale
and mortgage not to ALLEVIATE, and to pay i've per
cent attorneys fees il case OF suit. , And the bal
ance o. the price 'f adjudication, il any. cash
the spot and IL case the price bid on the property
slOu Il. after deduction Of the Aforesaid fees costa
and taxes. IL cash. be less than the aggregate
amount OF the Plaintiffs claim. with interest AZ
aforesaid and OF The notes 70 be assumed and above
described. :Aen tae purchaser TO pay the plain
:ifts azores aid cash CLAIM and to assume the
a:ore described notes, PFC ZSta, to the extent OF
the balance o: hi. DID.
v. HARPER
sell ,. oci ~ Sheriff Of tie Par! sh of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17
GOVERNMENT SALE,

ftNRE rNDERsiGSED WILL OFFER FOR sAtE.
II at public zion, At the auction room of the
st. Charles HOte.. in the city of New Orleans
louisiana on MONDAY, November g. 1874 at 10 a.
VI. .h. following described property to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
10 said cry. IN the First District and in the SO uar
bounded by Gasq yet. Canal Marais and Where
streets, designated by the Nos !! and s.
pan drawn bv J. Pile, surveyor or The third
CAV ~ May, la3s. deposited in the Office of L. Her
man: iata notar. public i'll said city, with all tho
BUILDING. and improvement. thereon. and priv.
lege. and apourtenances thereto belonging: being
we same property acquired by the United States
from Fnomas ?. MAY, the collection OF debts. BY
scs done and passed before Andrew Hero Jr.
notar' pubic ia said city. on III. fifteenth day Of
Mev. A. D. 1865.
De.sas-Cas!o a: tie s,me OF sale.
BLUFERD WILSON,
Solicitor OF the Trsasufys
Washington D. C.. July IS, 1901.
By virtue OF the authority and direction from
the Hon. Bufoyd Wilson, solicitor of the Treasury
of the United States of America, given me this day
through j. z. Beckwith. United States attorney
tor the District of louisiana for and on beha lf Of
the said Solicitor OF the Treasury I, the UNDER
signed, licensed auctiOneer will expose the above
described property for sale at pubic auc ton, in
the auction room at the St. Charles Hotel in the
city of New Orleans on said second day of Novem.
Der 1874, at 10 A. u.
Terms-Cash ON adjudication.
: 3. NJ. MONTGOMERY. AuctioneeHs
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