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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
caocERiES..

| GROCERIES,.
Is. R IA'kES
HAS IN STORE
AND
FOR s ALE
CANNED PEACHES,
PEARS,
TOMATOES
{" PEAS,
CHERRIES,
PINE APPLES,
SUGARS,
(All Grades
COFFEE,
Green and Roasted,)
| RICE,
! HOMINY,
CRACKERS
CHEESE,
BACON and LARD,
DRIED BEEF,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
PIPES and STEMS
MATCHES,
FLOUR,
(All Grades
MEAL,
SOAP,
best BrandsJ
STARCH,
SIEVES,
BUCKETS,
TUBS,
BASKETS,
BROOMS.
AXLE GREASE,
ALL KINDS OF SPICES.
Gram and Ground
sYRUPs,
Very Fine,)
CIDER VINEGAR.
(Pure)
COAL OIL,
WASH BOARDS, (Zinc,)
CLOTHES PINS,
/ PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENS and PENCILS,
CANDY
CANDLES,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES,
SCRUB BRUSHES.
BLACKING, (Mmnns,l
LAMP CHIMNEYS.
LAMP BURNERS,
LAMP WICKS,
TEAS, (All Kinds
CHOCOLATE,
TABLESALT,
COARSE SALT,
POWDER SHOT, CiPS, &C., &c.
Quick Sales and Small Prohts|
More for Your Money than Any Other
Place in Town.
s POUNDS OF GRADUATED SUGAR FOR ST.
TRY OUR CHEESE
Our Hams aro OF tho Bcst Quality.
SPLENDID HONEY ORIPS SYRUP
Cheap for Cash.
X r. LACKEY,
June 2J--3m Huntington, w Va
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Man. woman, boy or girl, should send al once -
one of Tie ENcei~,n; Stationery Packets. con-
Gaining Note Paper. Envelopes, Pen llIldcr, Fer
eli, Pens, Blank BOOK. U1trrr, Phl t1grHphs ~
lOj beautiful Lalies Tooth PICKS, Perfume S,"het
Chinese Pgll'e. and II IN piece of LADIES' or
Gents Jcwrly Try a PNcICgr. Pr.rr, fp't
paid - GEMS. Dr ius 81 Agents Nanled 40
drc.S j CARRY Et iit}N,
Aug ?e-Tt. $40 HAKI)SN 1T. Pal't'rlrhia, Pa.
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REARING EsSTC RsG - great in
vrnfipn. send Stdinp e." p.rUculsrs. 10 GEO
J. NCCp, Madison, inciare. y
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Aug 6.tCi
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In tlr matter Of ihe Bankrurscy of Vim. +.
Charles O.; lsobt r. 4 Samuel t. DUscnbcrfy.
BaukTupts.
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Damon ;ho scandal
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20

have in connection with my store 4
large and choice selection Of
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20

at j T. lannon's Store-hous, IN The town of
GuyAndotte In the county "f Cabtl, a. pubic
auction 10 the highest bidder
The New York herald., 1874-01-25

Ad'pn' HflH @ PsTsGaf bk TFTS9nsh' D' ANA Of
with biGsR hss ( bEs3Rpi i s9RbH as
highest encomums OF the press and public.
ALL THE COMPANY IN THE CAST.
The unS5ff Ssnsstss ssfaf sG1 of tho
ensx5 s5yEpAX Na2fytE IaPqaEy HEESksANsh 81 OF
THE FEMME DE FEU
MIS- j. B. BOOTH ........as......... DIANE BERARD.
Carriages may be ordered at 1880
NEW PLAY BY ApoLPHE .BELoT WRITTEN Ex4
fRhiSt4 n 4cTiEE n9E Mss PRkrAsATfoN. Z GHSNIh' -
secured in advance at the theatre and at tho
sic store OF G. II. OLSON Co, III Broadway
BOOTHS THEATRE LESSEE, J. B. BOOTH
ID LAST NIGHTS, ~, xm
OF THE FEMME M r[,E DE EEg, yN,yp nr vpu
OF THE ShAaF oF TmE ri FEN FEaME DE rsu.
MRS. 9r 1dSa ThH R1 Sv AfR fHs q
DIANE BERARDi
5es E:ssns
iS 'as k 1 Ind mas
% ,ehs.sa usS bette, as
other works OF pSpusrsy In most points
'Ge
nss sa ss
The estimate formed of Mrs J. B. Booth her nrst ep
and s ssy e. an n the
ss s rnS
sonal and stage demeanor would furnish
during the first week OF her engagement-EeW York
Booths Theatre is now great attraction: Ansyplsr
% xSsh &c spsadlsIy shs leading sh.?ssss
as Tsn ous Or r hs %aa Of Of ruth -
= p Prove @ that the s%6on Is happy
dcu T., 70 but 5 she doss e
She dresses maaniheeni!y and with The
Ad9lphs Ielots realistic drama Of the Femme Dc;
At Booths on Monday " nos
III
able acting the principal performer Mrs Booth.
By her ii Be Of a. 6s
merit and her rendition Of the yared passions and
s$S % ~ :ss
Feu T placed upon stage regardless expense and
in scenery dresses and q one Of the best
ns
M ss a
q metropolitan audience last Monday night charming1
and talented arste in the person Of Mrs J. B. Booth,
has grown in popular with every successive eveuA
ing Its representation The fair actress herself in
vested the drama with peculiar spell which softenS,
OF its features that are conceived by hypercrtss
70 be morally obecnonabs and has impaired to the
cacy which only actress possessed Of personal
charms and brilliant talents could command. She has.
her to the public heart by her beauty and brill
fancy and has made LA Femme de Feu" q much more
acceptable than preliminary sketches mad ed1
those anticipate who have had the pleasure Of
enjoying expected graphi0
alton has created. LA Femme de Feu has been re-
ceived by full houses during the week and has sum-
GENTLY established Its popularity to justify its repetition
during the coming week.-SundaY News Jan l6
"A FEMME DE FEU
The New York herald., 1874-01-25

sSEsE sSEsE FESs FESs EAEtz EAEEz sssEEEEts
aRkS and
4: s
SE SE MISS MISS Lucy 4SSE ESSa HSSa
Mr. TONY HARP AND COMPANY.
In order + szTs II sHf ff'f K !f % YoR
$* $:* $$$sE $#SE $#$SE $#$S$ $$$$ $$$$ $$$$ $$$$
H. I nj
E#H $#H HE$3S $E|ss H$EE|s3S $$4sBs $$$44sBs $4ss
$#H $#H H$EEF$4s $EEE$4s SS$$zzSBs $$zSBs
ana HART ss @ sS4EBs
H #5f $SsEs
Nj: a. A1ES S Hso
JOHN w111iHas n sAEHS ET4kh Il sGSkla SGkkE xEAxAsa
ESE!sE ESE!sE SEW SEW $F!S $F!S & ssgESs|
ss$# ss$!$ SEN SEN $$!$ $$!$ s. s. $$s
ESEIEE ESEISE new New ShiS SEIS Ss Ss Fun FSS|
VT"
ut EE|E EE|E ut ut E#|| 81: 81: 81 EE##||:|
kssE kssE BAY; BAY;
Sk, Sk, HAkB HAkB TINES TEMEsl
Ss; Ss; HAEB HAEB TfNEsi TfHEsi
John Lawson, Mechanic, Just recov.
cred from tit OF sickness and out OF Mr.. d. A. Kelly
ASeI Sutton Landlord and bad one Mr. j. s. cro,sen
Mr. Blake, Philanhropc Genteman. Mr. G. l. stout
John Brownschmdt, German Spec Mr. Ed Ha,r,oan
Dam Doocy in the Soap at Interest ", c.,rou
Hon Cesar Rufus Kumbes, Of the Lou. Mr. c,.s w,t.
oid Aso Bob sears Confirmed inebratc Mr. John wild
Tom Strong Mechanic out of work. Mr. A. Grayer
Jim ClSscIer sution's Manof.aii;worx K Hail
Jack Lawson Little Dtck Carroll
MIS- Grace Lawson wife OF John Miss Marie orendo
ETs oGsoshesan, female fruit merchant ronv u,r,
sISwn Ss% S ;esuS
srssFss ssss 0SfFssfs 81 sassEs4 Ts aee Tsa
nes M
ds Between LaOsord and Tenant Ter n
e: s: 1 sf s
a
Fat-John Brownsehnidt as = Drectory-Old Bob
As; sas, ssf%:
Cause. The ,aesSaples Desperation The Lsnalords
Ro:s-TSs wsn s aIaieser
1sss. IN L.saS5a
Tseisaa sSens ISca yiewSThs GeloreS MsmssI
Ess s5s Ss s%
situation sfene % auon square by M9onlghSold Bob
pSss q IiismLit;is Gsaie ae Se%sstsT&s Land
siC.Ssh. ip ne AeA 5ss, f1nish Ad
shd TaSssa
m Got aSsn ST
Rent Paid-rhe Fools Of New York. Scene - Lawson's
Rsstofed~Hara Times Come Again No Nmre"Homs,
THEArRB THEATRE THEATRE
: : :
5 5 !
THEATRE CoMrQUE
q o f.
rHB COM THE
TIE. QUE TER
Prices Of Admission
PARQUEr AND DRESS CIRCLE. s.
Reserved Seats. 81
FAMILY CIRCIR. ~
Matinee every Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1874-01-25

DOOTHS THEATRE LESSEE J. B. BOOTH
ID LAST NIGHTS,
LAST NIGHTS,
LAST NIGHTS
OF THE FEMME DE FEU,
OF THE FEMME DE FEU,
OF THE FEMME DE FEu.
OPINIONS OF THE PLAY AND OF
MRS. J. Il. BOOTHS ACTING OF THE HEROINE,
DIANE BERARDi
The New York herald., 1874-01-25


4 AaaD-MUslCAL-NO CLASSES NO NONSENSE
rrivaM n' lie ssons Piano Organ Violin Guitar, Flute,
1AIp siheine HARMONY, Musical University, w Citation
g,.ee, eneu,als maleo. j. JAY WATSON, Director.
4 .o. moNsrERRYs FENCING AND SPARRIyG
" AcaaeHy, oW nxh avenue near Thirty-dfth
seeL-boa@ng @ aaugnt II one month Superior Fencing
lars "s"" 'o' s"e"-
10 SEE THE WATEE LILY, AT % IIRRprv
" street " AAhHe'i
METROPOLITAN
THEATRICAL AND
SHOW PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
HERALD BUILDING
bkoADWAY AND ANN STREET
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL
1Ue7BRL AND VARIETY CUTS coNsTAHrLY
On HAND
The New York herald., 1874-01-25

Produced with entirely new Scenery by Mr.. JAMES
EoBERrs and Mr. LOUIS DUFLoGo; Fnrniinre and
Upholstery, Ia mode, by ROBERT CUTLER; newly
eleeted and original Music by Mr.. HARVEY DoD
WORTH. following
, 1874-10-09
OCTOBER 8.

| OCTOBER 8.
] gne Anniversary Of Our
i Saddest Day.
/ Flow the City Recovered z5; from
i the Stunning Blow
# The Business Of Chi. Chicago
- Now and in 1871
!: :: f., Steady Advance Reported in
: All Branches.
The Northwest Seeks Chicago Not
New Yor'i' :
p7ief Sketches Of the Promi-
neat Firms OF the City
Inscriptions CT Their Estat'"
1;,.,,,,c1.fs ;az,<. Goods
General Prosperity Reported
By al Of Them.
rsm2lc:lon of The Tunnel Under the
City.
When tie Work Was Begun and
How Carried On.
Review Of the Building Operations to7
The Year.
Complete List Of All Structures
Erected.
, 1874-10-09


tosy-building proper is Gl5 ice; front by DU feet
in depth, Fart of it being seven stories in
height; and, in order that our readers NAV be
able to gsther some idea OF its magnitude, THE
IRrncsE will state That there are over 52l OD
saua:e feet OF flooring, or about twelve acres in
area. The vats alone IN thus hinge concern con-
tam an aggregate of 2,50n,00o gallons Which
arc used mainly for casting out al! foreign mat
tor which the starch may contain The reader
m,,st bear IN mind that q great length OF troughs
or cutters il necessary in CIDER to distribute the
starch there being come miles of such in
use Tue water p,po alone extends over 81
1n,Ios. There are a}so 5 milcH OF shifting.
They have two steam engines OF l,HU-horte
POKER each besides the EoWer produced by twelve
turbine water-wEeels of 500-horse po~o- each.
Nine hundred and fifty thousand br:sho1s of
corn are consumed, and 10, 900 tons Of starch
are produced, annually.
Now. having presented to the public the i'm
mensity of this establishment, 1t IL thought
proper to give in short detail the merits and
popularity Of this product. since 1t has 80 large
sale. not only in she United States. but eyen
in foreign lands. And when placed On ox:libi-
tion at the
WoaLD's GREAT rA1a.
it received tho frat and highest prize awarded
by the Jury Of Nations. for ss excellence, as rc-
gards its purity. and we'll it night. as there Is
contained iu 1000 OUNCES only ounces OF
foreign matter. and in order 10 Eaow its su-
rerioT qualities. ve will quote the following let
ter fHSe34eQ lEOLu Qu6 u AA0 AIo$ l41SAA441%n Ak
England:
ANALYTICAL LIBRARY, SUR6EOS's HALL
ED1Ss:'aG July 20, 1874. !
hare made careful chemica! Analysis Of Kings
ford OsEeso Frepare1 Corn handed to me by Mr.. T.
G. Ch1,i,, sgeas, New York, and hnd enrh to he q.
tae finest and besI description. aud, vixen prepared
according to tie direc:1ons,-wlth mix. c:c,-to he
IN e.rri;ent artice OF diet It iE fuv equs IL clemi-
cal and te4,t.ing properties TO The best IFr,v root
f,igued} STEVENSON 1AcADAH. ph. D., etc,
Lecturer in Che,i,ia:sy.
Thus. ne see. this necessary production ia not
onlv il, widespread favor Throughout this coun-
try. hut freely indo:neu By one OF the most ab!e
chemists Of Europe, and nothing more would
seem necessary to be said 10 regard to tho su-
periority OF tbs article over ali others in use.
And, in conclusion, The TRIBUNE viii cousr.tn-
lste the OsHego Starch CoupsaJ On the expan-
sion Of their business, ana the great popularity
o9 their goods throughout the country. II will
also Congratulate Mes:1s. HnteAins 4 Co. in
building up trade throughout the Western
States for the kingsfoEd Starch, and IN placing
that production SO prominently before the public
that it has become the f2vor7to IN every hou&e-
hold IN the lard. Tho busi:.ehs Of the Compau!
IN this city showe an annual increase OF fully -
per cent and it ia estimated that tie increase tor
the present year will bs IS pei GEN.
GEORGE FoI.
Perhaps there ia no nau1c more iam!lar m
mercantile circles than that of George FOE, ~
, 1874-10-09

shown 4 rapid, healthy expansion during all
that time the increaso, during the past thee
rears being fully go per cent. And what is
moro, We eau say fdr thls hrm-what canno. be
sntd of any otller-t.1at On the Monday OF the
FIRE orders we=e hl.ed, aad in teu days their
business waf fully reorsanizesl. lad in complete
running order on tho lake-fe"nt. Taay re-
rrained in tuat location tr&usasting large and
-rosnerous hu,1ne:s until their present ;,,uar1crs
wcr: completed, into wh,ch they moved IN 1872
Their business is divided into eight deFart-
neuts. each having a competent superiutepd-
ept WHO manages the details OF its business.
FINN, this arrangement QUO can gather some idea
~ t;o ,,nruonac 5r:I1, ti,is |u1s euiora and the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27
- .RKETS.
OeMestir Markets.

Syw HoNn. October 2;.-The Posts financial NJ
acle says: The week opens with Wall street mar
Eets extremely dull. Speculation in stocks is ap-
garently as dormant as at any time during TIE
gear. sales of gold have been at ITO. On gold
toaDs the rates ranged from fat to "a Of II cent
yer day for use. Tho opening rate has been l =
sent. and tho last rate , y cent per anmum for use.
Fore gn exchange 10 nominslly - s5h04 SO for
Prime bankers bills on London. and actually
81 8ak q: 84A and 81 80.
The local loan market il very easy fo1 nOP-
Sewers. call loans thus far TO day having been
shc StocA A1cbange explains there low SaseA
Mercantile borrowers pay from S to 3 y cent.
Cotton closed dull; middlIng uplands lax dloSc;
Gales 1870 ba'es; net receipts 10; gso ss s s",' ..,..
A. fo.Ioyx October Ia 81 3l0!4 il-l6c; EOvember
"a II l6c; December IA 29 32c: January 10 b-5Ic'
February IS 7I6Ol5 IS t2kc: March 70 Is BE;
April 10 I3adis llee: Nay /" "s!t'sc; Jun"
$3.50.
CLIQUE dull and loser; common 70 fair extra
o. IS as 80; good t. choice do IS 808 Is. Wheat
heavy; lc lower on spring. Corn scsrce and tHm.
changed. 2sllow quiet and firm. Nsvals nomi
nal. Pork frmer: job lots Sls 37hdis -. Lard
heavy. Whisky lower; 81 Freigh,s firm.
CINCINNATI, october 26.-CottOn dull, mt6dlinc
500; new Coo. Oats quiet aud weak at so0asc.
G.a,d steady, demand moderate; summer ~ DISC.
Balk meats are in good d. mand; Shoulders CSC.
Bacon auist; shoulders 7kci clssr sis 1@sc: Clear
o.. louIa, Octebes IS -ottsn-Buyess and sell
9Ys epMt; no saleA Flour dull and unchanged.
wheat heavy; receipts depress The market; no.
SD isll CSC bid Gales Of DO. . red winter st 81 O30
81 No 2 mixed at 70Q;,c. Oats easier; No. :. 4Sk
a5Oc, WHISKY steady II 99c. Pork frmer 1t so 50.
DRY sale NEST quiet; small lots Of pacted shoulders
soIA At &c: elesr rib l0< 0lic: clear Ike. Bacon
S7kc; clsss rib i2I0l2ke: clear I3c. Lard un-
changed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27
ATTEMPTED Escape Of (:onSicis,

On Tuesday night last, about twelve
o'clock, the notorious Pierre Berlin at.
tempted to make his escape from tho
eluarters that the conyicts have been &C.
C'upying for come time past. on the Hickey
levee, by cutting asunGes one Of the bars Of
she rear entrance of the cell room. The
alarm being promptly given. n OF the
guards followed in pursuit for a mile or
iwo. when he succeeded in oyestakipg the
fugitive and summoned him to surrender.
Berth emphatically refused to yield. and
seplied that be would die rather than GO
back to the Penitentiary. He then made
AN attempt to kill the guard with an axe he
carried, %whereupon the guard fired three
shots from his revolver, hitting Berlin
every time, one of the balls having passed
into the abdomen. which the prison physi.
elan predicts will shortly end his earthly
ssnd Infamous career.
1t has since %transpired that the consicts
had resolved to make a general outbreak
iha. night, but it is supposed that the
maj GRITTY of them did not fully understand
She programme. hence but one. a celoIed
man. succeeded in efftcting his escape.
Great credit is due the guard for his
bravery in tacklins 40 murderous a brisand
aud putting him back in the only receptacle
tit for hlm-except tho Srave.-l: o!on
R0mgc Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

ss!s u sesfsss Ell. At ssSsSe -: :. in :i,s.
It s]. offered At i3Sa sHRp ) s yard At xsclsssIe 5oI
domestic iute. and retailing ct IAN DISC; hemp ''c;
India lSe ? , ysTa i h:l 1s, and s0 IL ,s,. Pound lot.
"f fR aSGt eSr r 5sa Ti & supply and demand.
1 rhs sr 3" , sas = i ss,.inf eh a. Beard sss I ! b, 10Th O tie
TIC y t, with . discount on round lots.
WOOL-No demand. Prices are nominal
tied. Gray j. quoted At l1lac; mifed Ease: black
aAa4Ac; city picked suskc 2 n. ~.. =,
.osin. '4 aaos snos.I / sells S,'s At ST. s. sS a 50; fEo: ]. 8
az 10; virgin dip. nominally quoted at 81 5o0s F.
boi. The market is hare Of spirits turpentine; It
would command 3a14oc p gallon. Pitch a., sells hs' a.
S4d4 81.
LARD orl-summer and faI! strained sells at
q O54f Il y gallon: extra winter s! 100! ~
deslsrs. Il is iobbing at 81 1901 30 T. bushel
HOPsxOuoted at 4sa5oc *sb.
FISH-Ws quote: Mackerei. extra Ne. I. S23 80 IN
bhIn. &l2 in halt bbls, e6 Is in quarter bbls. ana
81 IS in kits; No. l sl5 50 in bbls, e. in half bels;;
81 Is in quarter btls. and 81 65 in kits; No. ~
aud 81 Is in kits: Nc. s,Iarge, SO IS in bbls, IS 50
in halt bole: 80 in quarter bills and . y = an slts a
Coddsh e5 1901 50 il quarter aud hai ~ df ia sS, IN
kita
OAK STkVES-Thc receipts are small. The de-
mand il more active. there being more facilities
shipment. StocAs Of extra pipe GO inch are small;
other classes are abundant. Dsslers prices, deliver.
ed to ship, asfollows: Extra pipe, 60 inch. $l900laS
extra pipe. IS inch. $l6g1ls5: light pipe. s. to@
tnch, el2O0l25; extra hogshead; 4s inch. el2o1l1':
extra clsret. 20 inch, 6SO1as p 1900.
LINSBBD Oils ceiling at Csc p gallon tor raw.
and . for boiled.
large and the d.. mand good Lemons sell at 81 50
y box. Bananas el03, according to size Of bunch.
LAYER rsisins % y box: halt boxes 81 IS; quarter
boxes 81. Citren 35c y ID. Curran.s TIC. Brazil
nuts lOc. Almonds 23c. f,lberts l6c. Dates sc y b.
Pineapplss - 1895 p Leo. Cocosnuts -: 81 T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27
Eans Disstsg sished Men Predict . Faro.
penR War.

Father lIyacinthe and Victor Hugo have
.ioiued Mr. Disraeli and the Pope in pr0phe-
eyiBg the approach Of . tremendous war.
which shall rage all over Europe and else
where. Mr.. Disrseli predicted that the
war would be . religious one and chat il
wonld conyulsc the globe. Tho Pope do.
srrihed the impending struggle a. one be-
tween the ermies of the Arehangef Michael
and the hosts II Satan According 60 the
representations OF Vather iiyacinthe, the
coming war will ls shreefOld, and will in
Glide . fearful conflict between popular
Fights and the power Of capital, in which
eh., .~ombatants wilt tear each other TO
pieces. According u tho Vaccination of
Tictr. Hugo, tiIe great and inevitable en-
eOu,.,. 10 to DO "'betweer two principles,
sepub!'s and empire" lie says that I'VE
have before us-in EufOpe--a series of cn-
sastrophes which sngender each other. and
(which must be eYhsusted:" that ''wo can
get q glimpse only across = shock OF rMs:"
ahat "aetveen the present and the future
shere 10 y fatal interpOsitiOn;" that tho
s'kiny. must Gxpatiate their Crimes" aud
chat this separation Of the people will result
in federation and fraternity. lie thus closes
his prophecy OF the 'Universal Fathe,lsnd:"
s'The solution is this-the United States Of
Europe. The end will be for the people
that is to says for liberty and fos G0d-that
81 to say, for peace" There must surely be
something in the atmosphere Of Europe
that leads 90 many prophets TO prophecy
she approach OF war-War about religion,
sepu0iicauism and the rights VI human
ssturcs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27
SHERTFF2 SALES.


number thirty.one on the same plan. containing
nineteen lots, numbered from ono to nineteen in
elusive. bounded by Cation. Andry, Scion stleets
eleven feet one inch seven lines front on Cation
street, three hundred and forty ono feet three
inches five lines on Andry street, two hundred and
fen feet ten inches four lines on SOl0n street, snd
three hundred and forty -one feet three inches four
lines on the line of Cafin's property.
%. A SQUARE OF GROUND, in the samo district,
number thirty-tw0 on the same plan. containing
nineteen lots. numbered from one to nineteen in
elusive. and bounded by Scion, Audry, PelOpidas
streets and Cafin's property, ana measures two
hundred and ten feet on Scion street. three hun
dr,d and forty. one feet three inches i've lines front
on Andry street. three hundred and ten feet six
inches i've lines front on PelOpidsS street, and
thee hundred and forty one feet three inches four
lres on the line of Cafin's property.
-. AND A PORTION OF GkUCND situseed in
the Sane district, measuring one hundred and
hundred and seventy four feet eleven inches deep
On the SIDE adjoining Mr. Soule's property. three
hundred ana twelve feet eleven inches six lines
deep on the other side line separating il from an.
other property Of said Castaing. defendant herein.
thence opening at right angles ninety feet, with .
further depth Of three hundred and sixty.two feet
eleven inches six lines On a line running to Love
street. on which said portion of ground has .
front Of two hundred and forty eight feet.
All the above described property forming part Of
. larger portion sf land acquired By taid Alexan.
der Castain2. defendant heron, from Edward Pas
cal. per act passed before A. +. Bienveiu. notary
public in this city. dated ihiztieth Of september.
1868.
seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT,
". p. HARPER
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.:ved-ltalisn brig RafieiuciA, tasteliano mas1.l.
Afty nine DAYS from MArseilleS- ArrVes -.
SehtOn~EGrk Lima. Bingay master. s5Lxy",o
slays from Sidney. Cape Breton. arLlsen TOT =,
ders-Shiv Record. barks CSs0aT. s~'e'sn~ 'S""
PAs.-.-LOurxE, October &c, eF K.-"ind north
east, fresh. The steamer Statesmah ns ' .
waiting 10 20 out. The stesmeT YES. n.nnIes 10
oground on the bar. bound OIL. "o"''''"'' NC
Cartures. o-.. -
20 boats It's s:." t" s,s:r fsliins sio~iy.
MnupHI.. october &C. River feU two inches.
Alrived-Capito! CITY. from vicksbur;: Belle Lee.
IRON, New Orleans. departed 1att n!ghL-"u:S. LOT
V:.k .burg. and Colorado. for sc Louis.
CIrCISsATI, october S6.-Rives 50ur 1e"s a:e
snches. ". athes hazy and pleasant; .
FIrlsBrK6. OCTOBER 2o.-~R1Vee eleven sacaee.
weather cloudy and warm.
IorIsy,.LH, october rs River stationary. with
s!.ree liz; in the canal. Weather clear aid piesS
ant.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CA,Ko, Oc;ohes 2s.-ArJived-K Kinney from NJ.
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4: rpm d. River fo.. to-: -. Se:; ,aches and fal-
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burg from Sick.busa. .: ee.srt i'es. RIVER ia!.
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9. =. .:..". 80 . = 7>,onal rain.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

IN Fl MATTER or THE NRw ORLEANS, MO.
bile aud Texas Railroad Company, against
whom q petition for adjudication of bank rupt-
cy was filed on the twenty-seventh day of May,
a. D. of Louisiana, 9. s.-No. 1424.
Upon FILING PROOFS SUSTAINING THE At.
legations Of the petition aforesaid. it il or.
dered that the said New Orleans. Mobile and Te xas
Railroad Company do appear at this court, "a q
court Of bankruptcy, to b. holden at New Orle ans,
IN the parish OF Orleans and State Of Louisi ana
and district aforesaid. on the sixteenth day Of
November. 1874. ct u 4. NJ. aad show cause. if
any there be. why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted: and it is further ordered
that a copy of the order be served on said New
Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad COm pany BY
publication in the New Orleans Republican, as re.
guired by Ia v. the last insertion TO appear at least
Eve days previous to tbs day aeye;n required fOr
their appearance.
Witness the Hon. Eiward 4. Dureli. iudgs OF the
said court, and the sea! thereof. at New Orleans,
in said district. on the seventeenth day Of June.
1874
je1O Z. ICEW. Deputy Clerk.