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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE On TO RENT.

PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
Sale On TO RENT.
Eog sALE-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE y NEW
4 iaven Comp u minutes ri,c nom ne drro,;
new ven sall,. sgIs ;oie rsad 4ar, sas'
,srlns ana loioaraphs address boz Post Office sew
k'oa sALE-A vAi.rABLE Tract OF coAl. tsNps
Oh about " acres ws,h mine now III opcraiioh' ]"
eA' '0ay oA' j1is ss' rsE@os is sroa
FOR sALE.-nANpsoxE VILLA. raS Rooms:
minute: a' s's :s:si sss 81
For SALE cHxAr-AT xYAcx, TO CLOSE cvr An
oa 'ns aGst sf,.. . nr .Scy T1 Sssss
~ Sns ssss three sSry ram, aoass IN y r.
~: e ss s'%ss va. EsDs 'AD''
sse e.raby E located fSS m Ias rom s
Harlem Rairoad aspo and within hall mile Of a. Sr oS
sn, FOR particulars apply personally the owner on
ssss psSajs GqD
I WILL RENT Ny REArTIrui. COUNTRY kKsi.
ss snis er asss tor oas . nransh iii M o $500
gnnrn he J, or WI. exchange Brooklyn or . aew
x ssr room yesw ApnY % AND - ''0A
NORWOOD ONE uorr FROM NEW yoRK.ro
N rent OF Tor sale, Go,hic House 10 rooms, four
minutes from depot furnished or uniurnisaei 'o 'ac
i. i. 1 {. s. BROWN. % Broadway
NTYAcK on HUDsOy.-To LET, AN ELEGANT
IN Country Seat tu!ly furnished q rooms. not am
cold throughout barn, stables, pasirrase boat
ing fishing, &c. Z. II. OLIVER; 40. PARK place.
ORANGE. \ J. ( pEcIALry -FuHSlsaED RESI-.
~ denee TO remit comnodious desirable, stap es om.
ton: excellent neightcrhoo3 near depot
HAMILTON WALL. 81 Fine street.
paterson, y. ~ MILES ,rRoa, NEW y., YORK
city, muuJ Inhabitants, tour Eacs OF rairoaus- -
trains: gas water sewerage, &C.: comE ut itons -
cents day round trip. lie following great bargains
offered al the above place - Lots IN the Fonr.h
ward, mostly fronting Broadway best street IN
The esiy three minutes from Midland sai!-vad ,epot
horse cars convenient 10 property this wiz b. sold q .
saerice :. close ny an STATE terms very easy ohe
sou avenue near Market street aud Aye mnues WAX
this Well as the other proper y, frs class loca-
ron !, churches, schools, private and paoe IN the
vicinity also horse cars; prices range from 1 70 S2o
also Ut sacrifice. House and Lot on Jackson
Grand and the centre of the city; house
24x5u 2jxIl0 frame, allied with brick all Improve
mcnis worth $780, Will he sold 81 3 terms easy.
Also other Honses from 90 and upwaris tes maps Maps
street, Paterson. or MARIN DUNN, 20s BROADWAY
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EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE PIECE OF
Greund with fne lot Of iruit trees good spring
wh@I acJ, containing over six acres; splendid place
ioi pnildint and near Two railroad stsons price ~ 90
1aesssr ~ sl0 Eli. L East 10th street. GEORGE
AAhyKfs rye, Wsstshassss eepnty,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcTION SALLY. KRAEMEG, AUCTION gER,
"A elegant Household Furniture, az the residence los
West 2Sib street two doors west 9, sixth avenue this
thursday morning April 3d. 81 loh o'clock VIEWER,
Marie Antoinstts Psr.or suits In rich SATIN brocatel
brilliant tone rosew wood N octave Panoorc, stool and
cover; Turkish Chairs Lounges Curtains, Mirrcrs.
Paintinas Vases Bronxss Clocks. Etageres Table,,
bureaus, wAshstands, Comnvdss spring and baif Nat.
ressss walnut sitting Room suits In and hareloth
Lihrery, Einkag Heo0 aud oassmsns FaynitaSe.
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DY JOHN A. DUNN, AIcTIoxEER-wILL SELL
ID this day at i01s O'Clock, No. 2S East Thirty nrss
street. hrd avenue, the entire Fixtures and Fur
nture Of dealer rctirihg from business consisting Of
Cottage t-airc0th suits Carpets brussels and In
grain marble top Bureaus and Washs anda Chairs Bed
stesds. Lounges sofas &c Lamps Mirrors slaves and
serve,
DOVE KILLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID sale this day. at llf O'Clock Mt the auction rooms
Eighth street and Conversely place, household
xurniturs consisting Of Dressing Bureaus washssnds
Tables Chairs Looking GLASSES Paror SUITS, Hair ana
JosLPH PHILLIPS, Marshal
DTS ". DACCHY. AuCTrONEER
II TREvETT, FAVOR CO, Is East 18th street.
will sell on THURSDAY. April ~
at lU1s A. NJ at All Fourth avenne
between Twenty -elght IN and twenty niuth streets
al o. the psrlor dining room bedroom. kiscnsn rurni.
ture and arpets contained In said house. c0nsistnR IN
part Of Brussels. tapestry and ingran CarpeI; black
wanui rafor suits, black walnut bedroom ana dining
Yeo Furnitnre splendid Bottom" PHfor Bed Kitchen
C1Asih sa1 creoksfy, SsdA Needing. -
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A UCTION SAlE--fTENRY ZINN. AUCTfONKER.
"A 4 sacrifice OF Household Furniture.
THIS DAY. at iOs O'Clock,
in residence
II East Twentieth street. Broadway, viz -Four
corner riano oftc, worth $3.50: elegant Purlor
suits in good condilion inlad and gilt french Plate
Mirrors, Gil Paintings Bronzes CLOCKS Curtains Vases.
Bookcases, Etagsres marble Centre and Library Ia
Ties; Carpets Wardropes. Beds eads, Dressing Gases.
Lounges psiding &C. also dining room, k,tcben and
Cutlery, China, GLASS and Plate Ware &C. Goods can
remain until Let OF May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

A s>lGXkE'S SALE IL BANKRUPTCY.
"A Henry DaEnsk suN, AucitJneers. sell Thurs
day. Apr 81. at II o'coca the Vine Vault northwest
CORNER 9: broadway and Waite street, en.ire STOCK OF
si,ring o! SaS xalons imported Rhine Wiars me
quality, 10 original casss aug bottles Rhine Wine.
&c: aiso empty Casks Bottles. skds. Tools. &C., &C.
Sale positive lots and others Terms Of
sale cash. ny the direction OF Charles q. Cornell,
Assignee. :
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A UCTION NOTICE.
"A AUGUST Marines, Auctonecr.
rare chance sekeeperS
Magnificent nousehod Furniture
Paintings, stauary, bronzes rare Works of Art
at public auction,
on THIS DAY Thursday. April 80.
At tine private residence " West Fifteenth street.
between Fifth Sixth avenues,
sale nclng at lvH O'Clock.
Drawing roomsSuperb suits, Grande Duchesse stv le,
covered silk Lrocaae richest description; ttageres,
secretaire. Bookcase, Mirrors Carpets Paintings by
eminent artists: CLOCKS lace curains, magnificent rose
wood Pianctorte, Stool, Cover; GOD. walnut
reaus, Bedsieads, Wardrobes; Mattresses, Extension
Table. Sidcboard Glassware, Siiverware Cutlery &c.
Also Furniture Of servants, apartments saic perenp-
tory. AUGUST MARTINES 4 co.
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(lyILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER.
w Saicsroom 80 New Eowcry
will sell this day. Oss O'Clock. the large lot OF Furnf
contained III house sc East broadway; DregainQ
bureaus, bcdsteads Feather Beds, SOFAS. WashrAnds
Chairs and Tables, &c.
For Other Advertisements Under This
Heading See Directory.
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A CCTIOS SALE--AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
"A l20 Yves, 81 street, near 9th avenue,
THIS Uhursdayl MORNING,

elegant household Furniture sale.
BY LUXE FIfZGERALD AuctOncer, over $1,000
worth Of first class Household Furniture made to order
CANT rosewood ~ octave Pianoiorte best city makers
OH Paintings Brouzes &c. moquet velvet nnd Brussels
Carpets in good order inlsi black walnut style
falor suits, covered N satin brocate and reps: real
Lace Curtains, fine iniaid narquetry Centre Tables
gilt ana Library Tables JaIdinieres, turkish Chairs,
Etageres, Extension Table, Buffet leather Chars
service 80 pieces Chamber suits, inlad black wal.
Bedstead Dressing spring hair
Pillows holsters ac; small rarlor suits. covered IL
by catalogue. LUKE +. TZGERALD, Auctoneer. REED
4 Co. Once l,2ix Broadway,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24

Henry L. Dawes VS.. John NJ. Burchardt.
SIXTI DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No: 5S23-By virtue of a writ of seizure
and sale To me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets, III the Second District of this
city, on FRIDAY, April "a, 1874 at twelve o'clock
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and imprOven EMS thereon
rights. ways and privileges thereunto belonging
in anywise appertanng. situated, lying and being
IN tho sixth District of this city, designated by
number sixty six which is bounded by Nayades,
Webster BENJAMIN streets and Henry Clay avenue
on photographic sketch annexed to an act of de-
post executed before Selim Magner, late notary in
this city, dated the fifth of June, 1869. The said
square OF ground composed of thirty lots numbered
from one 10 thirty inclusive, measurestwO hundred
and thirty four feet seven inches front on Nayades
street two hundred and thirty three feet ten
inches six lines front Benjamin street, four hun.
dred and twenty-seven feet three inches three
lines front on Webster street, and four hundred
and eighty-four feet six inches six lines front on
Henry Clay avenue the whole according to plan
made by j. A. d'hemecourt, deputy surveyor OF the
lc Being the same property acquired by the de-
fendant herein by purchase from the heirs of d. y.
notary Magner the seventh of June, 1869, regis
tered in the cOnveyan Office of the parish of JEFF
ferson. book L. folio sixty.One.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely adjudcated to
the highest and last bidder for what 1t will bring
at twelve months credit, the pun chaser furnishing
bond, with good and solvent security bearing
eight per Gems interest per annum from date and
payment. SAID purchaser will have to deduct and
pay in cash the printing, sherifs and clerks fees,
seventy dollars, and furthermore the state par
ish and municipal taxes, tie amount of which is
not yet ascertained.
APP III "a Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24
SHERTFF'T SALES.
jean JOuand0r VS.. Pierre Nougue.

jean Jouandor VS.. Pierre Nouxue.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans. No. 56OS-By virtue of writ of
heri facas to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the sbove'entitled cause will proceed TO sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
Customhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on FRIDAY, april "a. 1874, at twelve O'clock
h LUIS 81 ssoSB t. w will,
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Fifth District of the city of New Orleans in
the square bounded by Monroe Franklin, Socrates
and Pto!emy streets, and designated as lots from
numbers one to twelve, inclusively, on q plan
drawn by L. r. Pile late surveyor, on the tenth
February, 1860; lots numbers one, two, four and
five measure each sixty feet front on Monroe
street, by one hundred and twenty feet deep. lot
NUMBER one forming the corner OF Socrates and
Monroe streets, and lot number five the corner of
Monroe and PtOlemy streets; lots numbers seven,
eight ten and eleven measure each sixty feet front
on Franklin street. by one hundred and twenty
feet deep, let number seven forming the corner of
franklin and Ptoemy streets. lot number eleven
the corner OF Franklin and Socrates streets, lot
number measures sixty feet front on Ptolemy
street, by one hundred and twenty feet deep; lot
number twelve measures sixtv 1eet front on Soc
rates street by one hundred and twenty feet deep;
lot number three measures sixty feet front on
Monroe street, by one hundred and fifty feet Deep
and lot number nine measures sixty feet front On
Franklin etreet, by one hundred and fifty feet deep
Being the same properly which the defendant
herein bought OF the city of New ORLEANS By act
this city, Cd the eighth of March, 1860.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-This being the second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely adjudicated 10
the highest and last bidder for what it will bring
at twelve months credit, the purchaser furnishing
bond. with good and solvent security b airing five
cent interest per annum from date, and special
mortgage on the property sold until final payment.
Said PURCHASER will baye to dednct and pay in cash
the printing, shers and clerks fees, etc, which
amount TO about one hundred and fifty five dollars,
and. furthermore, the State, parish and municipal
taxes, the amount of which is not vet ascertained
W. P HARPER.
APP III "a Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24
RING HOUSE.

Under the influence of the Presidents veto and
| the consequent decline in god at New York the
gold and foregnsexchangtm arkets we're unsettled,
| and rates for both were nominal.
Gold opened at ll2E 0ll3k, against ll3s at New
York and after limited business Osed nal at
ll2all2 i. against l2as in chat market The sales
$1,000 at li2s4 all2ai and 5000 at 1l2a4.
No sales of silver were reported.
Sterling exchange was unsettled. opening about
10 Y cent lower than yesterdays c!Ose, and clos
of moderate extent, comprising 93l 900 and embrac
ing $1,000 Al clear at SIS Az; $4,000 bill of ladng at
SIS a24 $1,000 bill of lading and Al clear at SIS 40
as A; f6OOO AL clear at IS Al, and $4,000 bill Of
ladiDg at SIS 44h. We also noticed sales of $4,000
ninety days, bill of lading at 5 SO, and $4,000 bank
sight at SIS so.
The sales of francs included 10000 commercial
at 1867, and 80 000 do at 4.68h.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at IS 400
al for bill Of lading and AL clear. and bank at
-D$5 45, and francs at 468Ss 0467s for private,
and d for bank. all quotations nominal
The offerings of domestic exchange were more
liberal and Saes were without variation. The
sales of New York sight covered $40 00', en-
bracing S35 900 private bankers and $50 900 bank
$4,000 private bankers, and SIS 900 and $4,000
bank at i. We also noticed a sale of $4,000 com.
mercial on Providence at p Pcent discount.
In stocks some sales of bank shares we're
ported, of which the particul airs were withheld.
The sales Of bonds included $4,000 city gold
bearing seven per cents at SAB and $1,000 5000
and $4,000 do at 50: they were still quoted about
5a ass.
No sales of city appropriation certificates we're
reported; they were quoted about 65d65k.
The sales of Metropolitan Police warrants in
cluded q 1000 at Go; they were quoted one two
points higher than city apprOpi ation tiicates
as their sizes are generally more available in the
payment of taxes
The only movement we notice in old State war.
rants is in the payment OF State taxes. Large are
now quoted about 49, and small still ruled at
5G955.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24
The Shirt Tint Opened Behind.

A man in Greenfield, whom we will call
William; got up the other morning and pro-
Ceeded to put on a shirt which his wife had
Just made for him after a new pattern. As
she stood at the mirror, curling her hair
she heard suppressed sound, halt way be-
tween grOan and an oath, and turning
round said, laughing. why, my dear. .
Shut up" he calculated, "yUu are o born
fool. Never let a woman attempt to fit a
shirt; she can't do it; it is one of the impos-
sibiities.' "But, William ?" deprecatingly.
Don't you talk-let me talk. Do you think
I'm going down in this rigi A pretty dis
position you've got; just because happened
to lind little fault last week with your
ironing, You must 90 and make me shirt
without a bosom. Such malicious conduct
madam, is objectionable. Shut up, say,
l won't hear word. When starched
shirt front is the only finery that a man in
dulges in, is he not excusabie for being par
ticular in regard to that, should like to
know And this thing sets like the
devil. Look how baggy it is here in
front, and it feels behind as if
there was board bound across me-"
walking up and looking in the glass, hitch
ing first one shoulder and then the other.
after the understandable manner of men try
ing q new garment His wife dared not
speak, but, bringing goodsized mirror
from the next room, she held it up behind
him for moment, and perceiving by his
chop-fallen expression that he saw the
point, and the front, she ran down stairs to
settle the coffee and see that Bridget had
set the table geometrically. As William
walked down to his Office that morning he
said to the first friend that he met, III tell
you, Tom, that little wife of mine is born
genius. Look at this shirt, now; she cut and
made it all herself. Do you see, it's open
behind; no confounded button holes to
bother fellow. Just send your wife up
for the pattern" And it was by the way
of Toms wife that Lizzie first knew that
William was pleased with his shirts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK April 23-The Posts financial article
rays: Gold: has fallen to ll2, the opening price
Seed ls to "n Fo 9ahs l escbaase Sss
been dull. with business on the basis of 81 s5h %
1891 for prime bankers, sterling. United states
bonds are to q lower than yesterday, because
Southern State bonds at the first board were
firm for Mssours, while new Iennessees were =,
call loans were sac, the decline in securities
tending to improve the confidence of money
dull. The market for speculative shares opened
u to ~ below yesterdays closing prices, and has
since fallen from So to 4si the latter having been
Northwestern. Common prices are now - to
siIes Of 1881 1904: fve.twenties of 1862 ll7a4 of
1853 lIsA; new fives ll54i ten-forties ll47s.
Cotton closed dull; middlipg III 0l77c: not re-
oepts to-day CAB bales gross 1899; D.,
i7slsSI7 li.s;c; July Il % aaai7ac; August 1870
Is lice; September ia. oil l3-l6c.
Flour dull and dropping; common to fair extra
Sc 4Od7 IS; good to choice 81 4O0ll Wheat dull
and heavy, l02c lower. Corn lc lower moderate aI
demand; 82as 6c for new Western mixed; s69s7c
for old Western mixed; 87Ac for prime Southern
yellow. Coffee quiet and steady; Rio 2lfc gold
Rice quiet and steady. Tallow-Fair demand at
7ss07iac Rosin and turpentne firm. Pork lever
Sl7. Lard lower at l0hc. Whisky decidedly
frmer at S7,s a98c. Freights heavy; cotton 9-32d
nc for prime; 7k07Hc for Muscovado. Molasses
firm but inactive.
CINCINNATI, April Z3.-Cotton quiet; mlddl1ng
49,. 1l7c Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull
Mt Is -. Corn dull and lower, 65066c. Oats dull
at 4i05Oc. Pork-Mess held at III. Lard steady;
steam sold at 97.aloc; kettle loc. Bulk meats
quiet; shoulders 61sc clear rib 8ss 09A clear 81
Bscon-Nothing doing; quotable shoulders 707hc;
clear lib 81 09Ssc; clear 81 097sc, outside price
asked. Whisky steady at $50.
IT. LOrIs, April 23.-Cotton-Buyers and eellers
apart; little doing; middling l6Ac Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat irregular; No. spring
Chicago 81 26al q; No. 3 fall ST. 4O1s. Corn dull
and dropping; No. mixed 67c in east elevator;
closing lower to cell. Oats Cpered firm closed
dull No. sId52c in elevator. Whisky quiet, 94c.
Pork nominally SIG 15dl7. Dry salt meats weak
and lower to SELL no buyers, except ut decline of
44Ac Bacon weak; shoulders 7c clear rib CSC
clear 9Ic. Lard-Smau sales OF kettle at l0c
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April %, Evening.-Common rosn rs Sd.
LIVERPOOL, April %, 4 P. M.-CottOn-Sales of up.
lands; nothing below good ordinary, deliverable
May and June, 3.l6d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24
He Made a. Duke,

Mr.. Gladstone, before laying down the
seals OF his office, "maGe duke" This,
next to making an archbishop, is the
biggest thing that a Premier can do. Mr..
Disraeli. In his short term Of Office in 1868,
had the happiness OF making an archbishop
and duke. Neither OF the archbishOps
was kind enough to die during MIR. Glad
stones reign, although the Archbishop of
Canterbury was taken dangerously i'll q
few days ago with congestion of the lungs,
and hopes were entertained of his death.
He refused to die, however, and Mr.. Glad
stone was obliged to content himself with
making duke. He selected for this opera
ton the Marquis of Westminster. This
nobleman is the richest person in England,
He owns nearly all of Westminster, and his
wealth is enormous. He il thrifty gentle
man. A friend of mine saw him some
years ago at the Westminster station of the
underground railway. He was going to
Victoria. He had bought copy of the
Echo, price one halfpenny. He gave
the boy a three-penny piece, and
waited Tor his change. The boy
had no balfpennies; he could
not make two.pence half penny change
lie had nothing but pennies, and if the
Marquis took twOpence he would
lose a half penny. In the midst of this
embarrassment the train for which bis lord
ship was waiting rolled into the station. If
he did not 90 by it he would have to wait
some mot.9nts. But he waited. go" he
said to the boy, "and get some half-pennies;
will wait for your return And wait he
did for the next train. But this is the gentle
man whom Mr. Gladstone has promoted to
be 10 duke. lie can now wear strawberry
leaves on his cOrOnet. With him the dukes
will number twenty-One. His marauisate
was created only in 1881, and he succeeded
to it in 1869, on the death of his father.
What mushroom dukedom his will be
compared to that of Norfolk, which dates
back to 1883. or to Somerset's, which was |
created in 1916! The new Duke is about |
forty-nine years old; he has son and heir.
Earl GrosvenOr, who is twenty-one years |
old, and who is said to be as fond of spend |
ing money as his father is of saving it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24

Frank L. Holmes VS.. ship ClydesdaIe.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
l. District OF Louisiana, No. l0,52-In obedience
TO an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit have seized and taken into nv
possession
THE Snip CLYDESDALE. her tackle, ETC., now
nbeled by Frank T. Holmes for he causes set forth
IN the libel now pending in the District Court of
the United States
And do here by cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or per.
sons having or pretending to have any right title
or interest in or to the same, to be and appear at
district court of the United States for the district
aforesaid. to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday of May, to show cause, if
any they have or can why the said ship should
not oe condemned and be sold agreeably to the
prayer of libelant.
United States Marshars office, New Orleans
April 22 1874. SB PACKARD
APPS ny2 1917 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24
SHERIFFS SAFES.

Fritz Huppenbauer VS.. LOnis Dur!in e. n H.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, NO.26A.-By virtue of an alias writ
OF heri facas TO me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
city, on TUESDAY May 5. 1874 at twelve To- clock
NJ. the following described property, to wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of
the defendant Louis Durlin in and to a certain
Judgment rendered in the Sixth District court Tor
the parish OF Orleans No 1886 docket of said court
IN the SUIT entitled Fritz Huppenbauer Louis
dollars. with legal interest from judicial demand
till paid, and all costs Judgment rendered nine
November 1870. said judgment now on appeal to
Supreme Court.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P HARPER
ap24 80 my5 Sheriff If the Parish nj Orleans