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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-04


The New Castle County Mu,uaJ
INSURANCE CoMPAh)
OFkICE "Institute ItuitI.nr
lnsures against FIRE, Houses and nil y, a, p,t-
a ,, WIN theI contents for peIuu, Il lime ys
MANAGERS.
NJ A. n Al NALL, WILLIAM CAtBY,
", M SLIAYkh, GEo. RiCHAL.-UK
S C w ~ AZ, SAM'L CANbr,
800 800 w nuWLAND, CLEMENT u. ,iYTu
z ~ A ND DhlNShuRSI, a. L. SmANNuN
=. pnLLAH, JAMES RIDDLE
"A~' D"ApSoRD, Gko. Ii. BARS,
ASHTON RICHARDSON
=. WILLIAM TATNAII ptes.a.u,
SAMUEL ID. SMITH. Secretary t,iGG
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF vii MIN ToI
Deposits Of the Public Money,
FINANCIAL AGENT or THE UyJf,ux,,g,.
EDW. BELTS, "a II AIM.glfnhtNI ~ hA
PRESIDENT. C.s,,,,i
CAPITOL. x5tuom, "'A
THE COLLECTING AND EXCHAN,lNG nv
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES a rTItS Hs
FOR SMALL CoMMISSIOt
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOlk EXCuA
" GES
FURNISHED TO REG ULAR DISPOSITIONS
WITHOUT CHARGE.
DIRECTORS MEET ON MONDAYS
IhOhSDAfS at $50 A. N. FOR DISCOl'NJS
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REMOVAL.
THE
AR T Is A N q SAVINs,
ID A NIX

Has been removed to its now location In
ton HOUSE. where 1t is now open for business Clay
BIZ per cent has ceen regularly paid as n
since the ftle bank N ia, ", Delosts
q the Directors that the pSs on hs
able the Bank to continue this rate of VIII ELL
deposits are solicited from persons in the
regular inoomes from Farmers, M chanics ana Ip,9f
ers. ana IRON widows and Chdrenis I, a.u peAl-
from those whose business enables the az and
varying balance of cash. from which If ,ao. Keep
US, they Will derive an income In the tha ~ W with
u,,. sEMI-ANNuAL 1NTERESr VI
Wnen dividends are not withdrawn ,i
counted as deposits Thus per manrnt , uey are ac-
pound their Interest twice In each year p0S''S com
MANAGERS
oroRar w h,,,su EDWARD DARLiNaro,
NJ T. IIouTrwsrp ELEMENT h. SMYru
~ N STnTarMa,' GEORGE >. CAPFIir
CHARLKs W. Rowland, HrNnv y ~ BENSON
Jon III. JACKSON, WM Sw,. '"fi
ANTHONY HIaaINa
WILLIAM s. Hill rs p,
| H. 4. TAYLOR, Treas,,ra.
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Braces /! Braces f! Braces
III. lx. n.axxNGHUf x=.r

xask Chulura Mixture, OF our own make. A cAii
M tai remedy Tor diarrhga, cholera, aud ioOsepes
AZ OF the bowels.
Essence of Jamaica Ginger, capital prepAi alton
Of the finest white Jamaica Ginger, manufactured
with the greatest care aud suitable 70 the most deli
cate constitutions. neatly put up, at reasonable
price.
Fluid Kennel, making this, care lis taken 10 pro
the best rennet and thon use our best shea
wine and no other; try it,
Gum Camphor, the best protection against nJth'
Ter iurs wooleu goods
Cologne aud Bay Rum by the quart OF gallon, o.
bottles OF desirable styles Gail and examine.
CoN's tellatine Tor Jelly, now quite reasonable,
Extracts iur the handkerchief IN bottles OF III buh
No i'll quality, Tor sala il any quantity To suit.
terrated Elixir OF Gehtinu. We ciGItn Vr thist La
It has The same si,hgti As Comp. Sine ttntiah III
the addition vi lnlt du~e VI iron with each dOse. II
has many advantages ferrIted E!iSir, couta,h
ing Callsayd BARK AS il " uniform IN strength aut
appearance, anu II pleasant and efficient tome, W,
commend 1t 10 any one wishing an Iron tonic
Trusses-Ne have always had private apart
ment fur lifting 1russes. Every person wanting
truss can have adjusted to them and warranted L
| 1T.
Mrs. Allen =, Halls, Rings Woods. sterlug's Am
brosfa, and many other Hair Preparations ut reduces
prices.
| Latour Salad on, Wholesale and rets at
| ii. X. BKINGHUKST =,
| Hrk Il
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-04
At 3Oa Market streer,

REDU CTIoN IN THE PRICE OF COAL.
On and after April the 2ist 1913, and until turtle
notice, my prices for Coal will be ~ follows;
stove, Egg anu broken, 500 per ton, delivered
Orange g Water Streets, and Pools's Wharf.
jos TOUT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-04

Do ih . IlJbF LI-Ni-HENI
Tor the prevention anu cure OF CON
TRACTION, CURAs, QUARTER CRACKS,
CuNrRAC1IoS OF THE BAUE SINEw, GkE-
ERALY CALLED kNRE-SPEUSu SPRAiNs, GALA
oCRATCHEs, RHEUMATISM, SC.
have tested BOyer's Iloot Lniment the feet OF
over one hundred horsrs. The difference to the con-
dlton OF the feet great IN its favor, that would
not be without II Tor ten times lis cost 1t should be
properly applied 10 every horses hoOf and especially
in the when the horses feet always con-
tact with the heated earth which dries them up and
they become hard and eyerish, which produces CON
traction corls, quarter cracks, contraction OF the
back slnew, commonly called kH'e Sprung, and often
rom the pains IN tile hOot II produces sweeney the
shoulder. We recommend ii IA the best preparation
we ever used 1t should be every horses hoof
commoniy-as oil is USED on harness or mems boots
keep them In good condition.
E.k. COnklIn,
Proprietor and superintendent u the Continental
Stables, SAMSON Street, Fhudislphid
MIR. NJ. {. Boyer Dear SIR: This Is To certify,
hat have used your Liniment IN my stables for
hree months past mere than one hundred horses,
and lind 1t the best preparation have ever used on
horses 1t Is far bette-t han you recommend t. Send
me i've cases at once 5y express.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1872 West 3ist Street, New York CITY.
Sold Wholesale and retail at prUpretors prices by
l.. BklNGHUKST x Co, ApOtheearies,
Corner 9Th and Market Streets,
lminatOn. Delaware
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rs WANTED rs

all PERSONS VINO OWN A HORSE TO KNOW
TIA T.. BringhurSi a TO-, have been a pIointe,,
agents Tor Wll-MlSGTuS, for the sale OF
80 lER'S moor LINI.MENi
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From Marse;Iles.
MARsELLLEs, July ,.

MARsLILLEs, July ,.
ACClDENT-GeOrgc Healing, boy of ten
mounted a freight train, and trying to let of
brake, put his foot between the bumper.
and had his toes sufficiently pinched to make
a sorry looking foot
PRoNOTIoN.-Onc of our school girls, Am
anda ". HawkinsOn has just passed the re.
quired examination for entrance TO the Chi.
cago High school. The percentage required
was 20. Miss H. stood SO, being second in
standing in the Brown school
SPIEs-Isaac UnderhiI and Hugh Rob
erts have been on a visit to Texas and Kan.
sas. Mr.. Underhill likes Texas, and has
formed partnership in Insurance and Real
Estate with B. L, Griffith formerly of Ottawa
at Dalls at the crossing of the Texas and the
Mo Kansas and Texas Railroads
Mr Roberts likes Kansas and selects Par
sons as his future home,
KILLED BY LTGHTNING.-Ienry Shapand,
son Of John Shapani, of Grand Rapids, was
killed by lightning near Dwight while sit
ting on his corn pillow, June 2jth. HIS re
mains were brought TO his fathers, where
the funeral took place lie was a highly re.
spected young man. His age was about %.
Rev. Milton Rowlcy, formerly pastor of the
Congregational church here has accepted a.
unanimous call to Darlington, Wis. He is
an able speaker and an acceptable pastor He
also had calls from Lanark, H. and from
Baraboo, WIS.
The Bap,ists here, who have been some
time without regular service, have secured
the Rev. John Edminisier as paslor. HIS
few mnistrauons here have made good i'm
preston for him. He also had "A call to Osh.
kosh, Wis, since deciding to come here.
IMPROVEMENT IN PUMpS Charles Hobart,
successor TO Geo. ID. Cochran in the manutac
ture Of pumps, has invented an attachment to
the common pump whereby it is changed
into force pump or engine for throwing a
steady stream fifty or sixty feet. It will
make a cheap garden or fire engine.
Reibling, the baker, has put in fine new
soda fountain.
Father Magill, the rector of ST Andrews
talks OF spending the hot weather ON the
Lakes and at Mackinaw He is much liked
here
BOUND EAsr.-Wm. Hornikle intends 90.
ms to Philadelphia to engage in CARPET weay.
ing. He and his brothers are adep,s in the
art. His fine brick block will shortly be oc.
cupied by dry goods and grocery house.
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Grange Items,

The Patrons Warehouse Company, of Lake
City, Mimi, with capital of 10000, was or
ganzed recently.
Dora Grange, Lake City, ILL.,, has unani
mously voted that its members will refer all
disputes to the Grange for arbitration before
going 10 law
n blowing bee at the farm of a lady patron
near luba City, Cal, brought out seventeen
gang plows, and sixty acres of land were
turned over
The Grangcrs arc To put up an agricultural
implement mandatory at Boonvlle, No, Il
citizen there having donated $4,000 toward
the enterprise.
The Secetary of the Ohio State Grange, d.
VI. Stewart reports about ninety new organi-
cations each month. There are 900 now in
that State
Arizona has lon, been anxious to enter I'D.
on the Grange movement, and is waiting pa
tently for some missionary who can bear
thither the word and work of the Order
Collector Hullen, of the Eighteenth District
OF Iowa, has arrested several Changers for
sending to Eastern cities tor their tobacco
and selling il to their brother Changers with /
out license
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,

Business generally has been fair during the
week The receipts OF grain have been rather
liberal and trade shows signs of improvement.
In the money market there is no special change
to note. The supply of funds is fair and first
class paper generally respected at the usual rate
and parties having desirable securities find no
difficulty in disposing of them.
In Chicago the market is reported as very
easy, and demand for money rather less than the
supply. For first class paper there is good
market at from to 10 per cent
Gold has been steady during the past week,
the premium ranging from llOii to lll1.
Government bonds are in good demand and
prices are steady with slight advance
Ravens, MacKlnlay II Co. furnish the following
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From Worthwhile.
Worthwhile, j uiy

| Worthwhile, July |.
! The weather being extremely warm, ana
having exhausted all political questions, we
had fine opportunity of attending lecture
on Phrenology, by DR.. Moreland The lee
turc which was delivered to "a large and III.
tel!genf audience, was very interesting and
instructive. The Doctor is an actor as well
rs lecturer, and half the time he would have
his hearers convulsed with laughter AT the
close OF the lecture he awarded prizes to the
handsomcst lady and gentleman present. a
kitchen piano was awardedsto Miss Martha
Grunsdcn for beng the handsomest lady. She
received it in Il very dignitcd manner, to the
great amusement of the audience. Robert
Delamatcr was declared the handsomest man
and he was, too. The doctor then delinea-
ted the characters Of Rev. j. Cooley and the
"schOol.marm," after which we all went
home. The receipts of the evening were
large, half Of which went To the church.
The Shoe Flys are again on the war path
They are to compete for The prize bat at lie
land on the Fourth. The Shoe Flys being in.
iincible, will probably carry away the prize
,1UNUS
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From Leland.
LELAND, June 2Jth, 1874

LELAND, JNlt -Dll, iC't
Our literary entertainment and supper was
decided success, the net receipts being ovei
fifty dollars. There was an unusual number
of young folks oil account OF the dance after
wards which was very pleasant affair
After all, the most proper way ct getting up
such suppers is to please all 10y letting the
young folks have their own way after III
O'Clock There was u noticeable feature -
but one of the church members left,-the rest
STAYED, and most of them until It broke up,
about half past one.
Father Hutch preached i'll the Catholic
church yesterday on the sin OF de'raction,
and directed his talk to tho old women. Al
ter talking while, he said he could only IL
lustrate the idea by one comparison, that
was: place an empty barrel out in the sun,
and it would have the effect OF causing 1t TO-
leak-it couldn't keep anything to itself
Pour water in the top and it would run out
at the bottom. You can draw your own in
terences. He gave the Protestants compll- |
ment During the Catholic fair in this place
they did more towards It's success than the
Catholics; they paid more money and helped
more than they ever did in any other town.
Next August he proposes reading out the
names of all that have paid and those that
have not paid, and those that have not he
wants never TO bother him either in sickness
or death, nor does he want them TO come TO
the church any more. From reports, it would
be about as well if the Protestant ministers
would fOllcw tie same example.
We are 10 have glorious celebration here q,
on the Fourth. All the arrangements are /
perfected, and u large crowd is expected
The Plano brass band Is engaged; the shoot i
ing match is causing great deal of excite c
ment-over 800 pigeons cooped already. L
Messrs Crooker, Taylor and several others
from Mendoza; Brooks and Others from Sand y
witch, and some of the best shots IN the state q
will take hand in the sport Base ball is to
be handled scientifically by the Classcals, of ~
Paw Paw, and the Clintons Both of these II
clubs bearing good records, n very close game II
is expected, with a score under twenty. The
betty race will cause II great deal of sport o
also the sack and wheelbarrow races. The &c
whole will end with display of $50 worth :" ~,
If fireworks in the evening will give you
N account OF the doiugs IN my next +
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From Peru.

'hiN l.
A fearful runaway in our city occurred TO.
day. The circumstances are as follows: A
Mr.. Welringer, a farmer, who was at the
foundry of Messrs. Foot & Drummer on some
business, had htched his team in from, of
the moulding shop. The train going east on
the {. X. |. u p. r. r. frightened the horses
and the team started on run for Water
street, but were checked by Mr.. I. Mullin. n
saloon keeper near the Round house They
then turned in southerly course, making
straight for the river keeping on their course
they ;raversed about quarter of a mile and
finally plunged into what is termed the Hole
where there have been persons drowned TO IN.
number of six in the last wear Mrs
Degan's boy was drowned in the same nlare
Mr.. Mellringer is poor farmer and tho
loss of his two horses and wagon is a hard
blow on him. We understand there is purs,
being made up for his benefit by the citi
zens of Peru. God bless the parties who an,
the originaiors OF this charitable movement
Since writing the above, we have learned
that the wagon has been recovered, and IN,
horses also, but. as a matter of course, III,
horses were dead.
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CHICAGO, June ~, 1874.
Chicago produce markets were active with
fair business Lake treights easier with corn Sea
81 for Buffalo. Flour WAS quiet and irm Wheat
moderately active, closing at Sl1gd$lo 20
cash, Sis 30 seller July, and $l22T for
Minnesota Corn steady and closing at 6lISc
Tor Nc. and 60d6lc seller July Oats weak
and lower, closing 46c cash, and Ale seller July.
Rye quiet and weak, at s2@Sic. Barley dull at
NC seller September Hogs were in less supply,
sales at s55O@sGOo. The cattle and sheep mar.
keiswere unchanged, at 81 2Od s6s1ij for cattle
New York Market.
New YORK, June 81, ls1i
Fiour-lu better reluest Western and STATE
5000 $3.50
Wheat-lowcr. No. = Chicago Si.S96slIo
milwaukee, sli3@tli4; Minnesota, 81. 43(G 81 -
Corn-Sl@s2c for western mixed.
Rye-SlGmSlG9
Oats-Mixod western. Gitd62c.
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Ottawa Wholesale Market
Is reported by T. T. RIALE& CO., Wholesale and Retail
Urocers, No. l6 La salle street.

OTTAWA, June 10 1874.
The market for corn is little dropping, at ;lJc
Oats quiet at Zoe. Young chickens salablc at 81
per doz. for good size. Butter dull at 1215dl5c
accordingto conditon-thc weather being So hot
makes it hard to handle. Eggs plenty at Zoe.
No other change to note.
We uuote below:
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jlrm advertisements.
I'VE
And Our
NEIGH BORIS"
Is the latest and raricst work by
Harriet Beecher Stowe,
lem advertisements.
Author OF hcie Toms Cdbh.'
n minister's U'ooinG" "Ny Wife and H.

AaI other powerful stories, each the literary
sensation Of it, period; and 'hi, story promises
a Ike genuine and mbo'aoDc sensation. 1t bears
directly on social topics OF interest, embracing
the romance of youthful ,ompanonshps, the
brightness Of happy home,life, the spicy compli.
cations Of neghborhood associations, and such
follies aud profound domestic rnlseries us have
led to the widespread Temperance movement of
the day.
Mr. Stowe is nov in the prime of that genius
which wrote "t'ncle 7on,,' .ipcncd by years of
study and observation. Her novels are immense
~ popular "{alc Tom's Cojin' alone out-sellng
by hundreds of thousands any edition of any
og.-aM work ever pubshcd-so,c the Bible,
Her book two years ago, "VY Uue and ~ out
sold every contemporary. Such pure and en-
uollilg story as W oId c'r NeWbo,S' should
be- read in every home This new Serial is now
running e-tiEire'y in the
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Children often Lo.sis Pale and Sick
From other than hpvny worms In the stomach
BROWNS yERMIFUGE COMFITs
VIII destroy Worms without injury 10 the child being per.
ecty WHITE and free from All cOtertug injurious
ingredients usually used In worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN. ProDretors
No. 2l5 trItus Street, New York
sold Druggists All Chcmists and eslcrs in Incidence
~ Twenty iys Cents Box ulyia-ly
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OFFICE AND DTSPENsiRY:
73 South Clark St., cor. Randolph


OF Chicago. formerly Of 'h's place. Will visit Ottawa ~
Chiffon Hotel tho n-.; Tuesday Of each month"; TOR tregay
all diseases Of the Eye and Far, -urglcaliy otherwise
Operstonst cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closGe
the duct cross eye. strsyoma and the removal Of
and morbid grow'ls OF every description Artificial
eyes ard ear drums Inserted without pain previous opera
ton. Granular cyeIids Tie m2' frequent detas IN the uet
,a1icaHv nad 9sJpd,pRtlg ""ei
From hs long experience r teatn- diseases of the Eye
and Ear he feel, confident in stating that he nearly
every case Chronic diseases also reaed. Consuta A
Largest stock OF AriIhcia Eyes IN the vest.
December 10th ts,0.-u
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Why viii lou
suffer-

10 All personssu fferingnou
lthrnmsusm. or Neuralgia,
JEhnps in the limbs or SION.
seh, Bilious { ole. Pain In the
BACK, Bowels or side, we
would say rHR HOUSEHOLD
PsNAcE, anc FAMILY LiNI.
NENr Is of ell Others the rem.
edy You want Tor internal and
eSprnsluse. Ithas cured the
above complaints in thous.
Ands of cases. There Il no
usi-,aNe about II. Try IT
sold by all Druggists
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special 1ntirrs.

AZ AL other Lime tas this 10 the only place h
TOMMY hc may b. iunn! ~ ChlcaEo.
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$!E53 Z s.

Is without doubt the most elegant HAIR
DRESSER in the World. A lady's toilet
is not complete without {. We are aware
that this may seem arrogant. bat the many
testimonials we have had in its favor va~-
rants us in making the assertion.
IL prevents the hair Rom sllIng off, aud gives K soft
ness and Deauty that no other preparation can.
Wholly free from irritating and hurttul properties Il
a the peculiarly bland and delicate ~ ope,ies
OF Cocosnut OIL In the highest possible state Of parity and
fragrance.
Ills cooling in Its influence upon the skin
Cures all cutaDeous cruptons. and renders tle scalp
white soft and healthy.
1t 10 the cheapest because its Effects are the best and nos
lasting prepared with the greatest care and
with the most delicate perfumeries the market affords,
Sold at a price that is at the command OF every one
Price 20 cents per bottle
MANUFACTURED AT THE LABORATORY or
w. N. HEDGES & CO.,
Southeast corner of Main and Center streets
Springfield, o.
JOHN y. PARK. Agent,
Cincinnati, o.
For sale by FORBES d GEHRING,
Ottawa, Ills.
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! Is Prompt Reliable, Safe and Pleasant
consequently the Greatest Remedy of the
Age, for COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCEL
IT'S, PNEUMONIA, GROUP, wHoCP.
ING COUGH, ana al Pulmonary AEec.
tons.
Positively the iay,t 5ah,, .a.edy "a tie ,a.xe. ID.
what Il i rec nu.ndu'
The united voice Of all MAT nave usea II are enough to
provc wonderful elects in ar-as'as al Diseases OF o
Throat and lung.
Consnmpt,yes should NJ rr,' uat they bay OK HEy-
GEES PuLMONIC LIFE BALshM, primarily because IN
the emf It VII! secure 10 them health.
secondary. because X will give {. them com!,~t a,l
freedom trouI coughing.
Every iorerunncr producer O; Consumption .uch as
Coughs, Asthma, B-onch,ts &C. are speedily cured Dy
DIR. HEDGES puLMONiC LlFEBALsAM.
There are ten reasons Why every family should nsrcD9
HEDGES FULMONiC BALSAN
/. Ills the cheapest. Large Bo,..es for 90 cents
;. 1t ia much more r!Gassa: 10 :aGe.
3. II more ettectuAl.
t. IL e simple safe, and ceTtanc.re.
j. 1t t. adapted to both young ana old
G. II IA warranted to give satsiaCticn
:. II Is composed entirely OF herbal balsa. /. medicine,
8. 1t he most popular medicine in the market.
.. Because physicians prr,cr5,ngif 1t.
10 Because every family that has had It viii not be y tn
outfit.
MANCFACTy PED VI tn" LABORATORY OF
w. n. HEDGES & co,
s's'he's; corner oc Main and Center streets.
Springfield, O.
JOHN d. PARK, Agent,
Cincinnati, O.
For sale By FORBES &. GEHRING
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
SHERIFF'S SALES,

john He0AeFS0n. Jr.. VI. James (.reaeus
ClxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
- orleans No. 6776.-By virtue Of . writ Of
SECURE and sale to me directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the shove entitled cause: win proceed to sen
eers Exchange, Royal street, between anal and
this city. on WEDNESDAY,. November Is. 1874. ct
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described poop
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated, lying
and beng in The Fourth District of this CITY, desg
mated by the number twenty, in the square mum =
her one hundred and thirty seven. bounded by
Third Fourth, ST. Denis aid Dryades streets.
measuring thirty feet front on Fourth street. BY
one hundred and twenty six feet eleven incheS
nine ii es in depth; together with all the bu'idlugs
and Improvements thereon. rights, VAN ana ad-
vat ges thereuntO be'On .iDg or In any wise aPpeis
tanning Being the same property acquired oy
tin herein by act passed Def IRE W. J. Castell, noe
taIy public in this city, OH the fret Of Februarys
1873
Seized in the above suit.
Terms al Conditional In cash. for . sufilcieus
amount to pay paintin's claim, say the sum Of SIX
hundred and eix.ysiK dollars and sixiy six and
two birds c-nts, with interest thers ON at eight
Per cent per annum from the fourth Of February,
1874 unti the day Of sale. five p-r cent Attoruey's
tee- four dollars Of copy Of act: and costs Of
suit. O. The purchaser to assume Ito the extent
Of the amount Of his bid) the pay ment of q promis-
sorry note secured by mortgage on sad property
tor the ke sum of civ hundred and sixty six dol.
lars and sixty ak aud twO-thirda cehts. dated
the fire. Of February, 1873 drawn by defendant to
his own order and in iCrsed bv himself. payable
two years after date and bearing interest at the
rate Of eight per cent per annum from date unt1l
paid. J. And the balance Of the price Of Adjudicss
w. p HARPER
0cN mol g. IS Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans,