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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-30

AOlI W06k UoIOI0 osso5.SSS VS OSsbo"S w
Gold opened at Il2s 0il2a against ll3 st New
opening rates, against 1I3k in that market
where it touched II during the interim. The
market was dull and the sxles were confined SD
5000 At 1925 0Il2A. and $500 1t ll2A.
No sales Of silver were reported. American half
dollars were still quoted at lo7Oloe. and Mexican
Sterling exchange was without quotabe vari..
tion ct the opening; but under the influence OF the
advance in gold 1t New York. closed about 30 "
cent higher for commercial, while bank was not
comprising $1,000 bill oflading 1t IS ~; 2l30OO do
at IS AhO5 IS; fl0MO do ut IS a50o5 Ash;
S24,0N do At Us Ah05 46. and &50Oo bank At
The sales of francs included 50 900 commercial
at 465; 60 600 do at %62he; and rs 600 do at 46lk
We 3oticed . sale Of Is. 600 German msrks 1t LOT
or 10TH.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at s5 al
as IS for bill Of lading and Al clear and es 4s
for bank and francs ct 463a 14.62h for private
and nominal for bank
The offerings of domestic exchange were Of
fair extent. and rates were without quotable vari
alton. The sales Of New York sght covered
$265 0op, embracing SO 000 SIS 900, $50 900 and
S25 900 commercial and SIS 900 and 900 prvavs
.SS bank .ns
s25 600 bank ct 1872 and go coo three days ct
SIG
The banks continued to check on New York at
par, and commercial sight was still quoted at \
p cent discount.
No sales Of stocks were reported.
The sales Of bonds included $1,000 city gold
even Per cent? = - which was about
No transsctions Of any magnitude were reported
i9 city scrip City appropriation certificates and
Police warrants were quoted about
81.
No sales of State warants were re ported; they
now rule at about 20 04l for large; lz645 for me-
dunn, and $3.50 for small. i
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\. ~. =, - W. r. dAhFEH,
ap30 myl0 81 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

K. q. Vankirk VS.. Frar kiln Fire Insurance
Company Of New Orleans
y 1rieans No. 599l.-By virtue Of a writ of 6eIi
faciss 70 me directed by the honorable the sixth
District Court for the pareh of Orleans, in the
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctiopesrs'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets. in the s. cOnd District of THE
NJ, the following deseribed property to wit
CERTAIN PROMISSsRY NOTES. BILLS RRCFIv-
ABhs AND OTHBR EFFRCTS, list Of which can
now be seen in nv Office,
s. lied in the above suit
Terms-Casn on the spot.
W. p. HARPER,
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W. r. HARPEK
apA 20 my5 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
x. q. Vanktrk vs.. Franklin Fire lusu r,
ance Company Of New Oreans

| e. q. Vankirk vs.. Franklin Fire lusur.
ance Company Of New Orleans.
&1xTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
nre and sale to me directed BY the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell at
public suction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
k1chsnee. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
in the second District Of hs
n, the following described property, to wit ''''A
| l. LOT or GROUND, with the buildings and
eight, OF square number Que hund red and fifty
eight; bounded by First. Second. Liberty and St
P Prs street, 81 and measuring thirty feet front on
Q TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with tie buildings
and improy ,ments thereon. being numbers two
And three Of square number nineteen, in the Sixth
District Of this city bounded by Louisiana avenue
Delachaise Prytania and St. Charles streets meas.
91ring g. ~ follows: Lot number two twenty eight
dred and twenty feet deep, and lot number three
twenty eight feet eight inches, BY one hundred and
J. two f LOTS SHsp Sr GROUND with the building.
and improvements thereon, square number eight
cen. situated in the Sixth District Of this city,
bounded BY Louisiana avenue. Delachaise Ply.
tania and Coliseum Streets said lots measure TO-
gether si1ty.'hree feet ten inches on Delachaise
street by one hundred and xty feet deep, and are
designated by the numbers twenty seven and
4 PIECE OF GROUND, in the Sixth District of
this city. in square number forty seven of plan
and three hundred and eighteen of new plan.
bounded BY Plaquelnine, Perrer Cadiz aud Jena
os'ooto, moaouiinS eiAty Ieet front on PerIler
street, by one hundred feet deep and compos ed OF
lots numbers enc and twelve on the plan of said
faubOurg.
$. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. With all the build.
inEs aud improvements tn. reon, in the Sixth Dis
tIi,t of this city, in the square number thirty of
old plan. and feur hundred and six six Of new
pam and bounded 6y Louisiana avenue, TOedano.
st. Denis and Dryades streets, and designated a.
numbers twenty to twenty four, measuring one
hundred and fifty feet front TOiedano str. st. BY
one nundred aId tw. tyeight feet eep as
per plan OF said faubourg.
p. Being the same property purchased by the
her in, from Peter F. Kendall BY act passed b. fore
Bendernagel, notary public in This CITY on the |
twenty second Of November, 1873, registered in |
conveyance office book one hupdr and fnnr folio
one hundred and six nine
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot |
W.P. HARPER,
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leans weather clear IA cool.
PITTsnune. April 3.-River seventeen feet and
about stationary. Weather clear and cool
BvANsvILLH, April 19AWeathS9 cleas; Dereury
$50 70 $50 River risen one foot Up-Longworth
ct l:30 p. n. ...- -.
CArRo. April 0-Arnyed-Bodmann. from New
leans. ct p n Observation-Disclosures: for Ciscin.
natl, et 81. n Pauline Carroll, for 81 Louis. o.
u n. niver fallen four inches. weather CLEAR
aud cool. sasal
LouuvILLx. April 7s.-River rising; seventeen
teet four inches In the canal. Weather clear ans
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, April 9a-Arrived-Psragon from New
Orleans. Deperted-M0llie Moore AID Howard for
statiouary. westher clear and pleasant.
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Tho Sidewalk CartoanI.r


Good fortune has unexpectedly fallen to
the lot Of little Jimmy CARING. . sidewalk
cartoonist, who for many months past has
been delineating pictures upon the stone
Aags in front Of the old State House.
There is Q peculiar interest in the life of
the little fellow, who, fatherless and
notherless, and only twelve years old, has
been seeking to maintain an existence by
displaying the crudities of NO mean natural
talent before large groups of individuals on
the rough surface Of our leading thorough.
fares. A quaintness in the youngling's
novsments, the gr0tesqueness of his COS
tune, and that Wholesale devotion to his
art which causes his public appearance in
all conditions Of the season, have attracted
toward him no small degree of popular
feeling, which, during these rainy days, has
been to him Q circumstance Of NO little
benefit.
An occasional comment by the public
press reached the notice of Mr.. Matt Nor.
gan. the celebrated figure painter and
political cartOOnlst, who. with generosity
characteristic of the gentleman, at once
onered to take little Jim in charge and
give him all the instruction necessary for
the fuil development of his talent. Con-
sistent with this, Captain Helms received
yesterday letter, in which Mr. Morgan
desires the little shaver to be sent on at
once, and Jimmy will proceed to New
York this week. OF course the young artist
is very happy -Philadetphia Inquirer.
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F.. IN BANKRUPTCY,
1897
UNrrBD Stairs MARsHAL's OYYCp.
Nn~ nrloans A~,.;l q 1914

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New Orleans. April 8. 1874. !
VVH1S Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
l. In bankruptcy has been issued out Of the
District Court Of the United States for the district Of
individually, and ss . member Of the late firm OF
Charles Roman & Son, Of the parish of st. James,
state Of Louisiana, adjndged . bankrupt upon his
own petition; that the payment Of any debts and
the d0ivery Of any property belonging to said baak-
rnpt to him or for his use and the transfer of any
property BY him, are forbidden by law; that 4
meeting Of the creditors of said bankrupt. to
prove their debts and choose one or more assRneee
OF his estate will be held at q court of bank
rnptcy, to be holden on the thirtieth day of
April. A. D. 1874. at twelve o'clock H., at the Gus
tomhouse building, New Orleans before G. s. Kel.
logg, register. :
g. B. PACKARD
SpS " United States Marshal
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W. r. HAKPEK,
ap28N 30 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleaus

Fritz Huppenbauer VS.. Louis Dur1tu ct ais.
S1xTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No2644.-By virtue of an alias writ
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
IN the above entitled csrse, will proceed to sell
eers' Exchange Royal street (, between Canal and
Customb0use streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on TUESDAY, May S. 1874, at twelve O'Clock
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLk AND I>TkREST of
the defendant Louis DurliR in and to q certain
judgment rendered in the Sixth District curt 0r
the parish Of Orleans No. 1886 docket of said court
In the suit entitled Fritz Huppenbauer w. Louis
Durin for the sum Of two thousand and thirty six
dollars, with legal interest from judicial demand
till paid, and ali costs. Judgment rendered nine
teenth Of November 1870. signed twenty. sixth
November 1870 eaid judgment now on appeal TO
Supreme Court.
Sei8ed in The above suit
Terms-Cash on the spet
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Controller knex on the Finances.
The Washington correspondent of the ct.
Louis Republican Of the twenty sixth instant

The Washington correspondent of the ct.
Louis Republican Of the twenty sixth instant
says:
Tho letter addressed to Representative
Beck BY Controller Knox, dated to-day and
read ct the request OF Mr.. Beck in the
House, calls the attention of Mr.. Beck to
his statement Of Friday that the Controller
had Represented to the President that four
millions Of the national bank currency was
not taken where there were one hundred
and twenty.eight applicants for it, and
the circulation to save twenty. five millions
for his friends in the East. The Controller
asks Mr. Beck to cause to be read in the
House an extract from his last annual re-
port, showing the difficulties in the way of
the execution OF the act of July 10, 1870.
The substance of the extract is that I'M
der the act Of July -, 1870, the controller
is required, after the tifty-four millions are
taken up, TO make requisitions upon the
banks Of New York city, Massachusetts.
Rhode Island and Connecticut for twenty
five millions, and if these acquisitions are
not complied with within one year thereaf.
ter, he is authorized to sell bonds and de-
posit legal tenders in the treasury. But
there 10 no provision in the act for the re.
turn Of national bank currency to the treas
nry for redemption, and the act is therefore
ANOkos osAvCs 0hu unuCA ITO YTOVIslODB no
considerable amount Of national bank cur
rency would be returned for distribution
for eighteen months after the requisition is
made.
The Controller also asked Mr., Beck to
read q copy Of letter addressed by the |
former to w. w. Phelps, of the COMMITTEES
on Banking and Currency, on the third OF |
February last, inclosing s.bill which he had |
prepared for the purpose Of promptly with |
drawing $25,00000Q of national bank cir |
cuIati0n from the Eastern States and dis |
tributing the same to the West and South, |
But It the controller requires the national |
banks, In the States named in the letter to |
Phelps, to deposit legal tender notes in ex- |
cess by $500, 600 Of their circulation with
the treasurer, and requires the treas
urcr, assistant treasurer and deposito-
ries Of the United States to assert the
circulation of these banks and return it to /
the controller for destruction, and author
ises the controller, thereupon, to surrender
TO banks the bonds held as security for
such circulation, the circulation of notes of
banks which failed and are in liquidation.
are also to be assorted, and returned to the
controller for destruction, and Immediately
thereupOn the amounts DESTROYED are to he
reiesued to banks in the West and South.
The controller is confident that within
sixty days after the passage of the act. he
san supply every application from the
West and South for the next two years
with currency withheld from other States
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-30
-GHEBFF'S SALES.


=. d. W1thereu, her husband.
EohRTn DEgrRICr C0uRr FOE rHR PARISH
Di.t1iet, Court isr tke pasisS Of Orleans, in
to sell a. public ~ he
Gsnal and Customhsuse stfeets, IN the Second
= twelve O'Clock Y. the following described prop
l. -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, With all the i'm
proxsments thereon, and all the rights ways,
privileges ana appurtenancee thoreuntO belonging,
situated In the -Four h District Of this city. and
design ated a. lots numbers one, two. three and
in this city, on the twenty ninth ofNovember 1850
and deposited in tho office OF H. B. Censs. late .
notary public in this city Lot number one meas
fohrths lines front on Water street, seventy eight
feet eight inches front ON Pleasant street twenty.
twenty seven feet four inches seven lines in depth
on the line dividing it from lot number two; lot
NUMBER TWO measures twenty.three feet three
inches one and thee fourthslines front on Water
street, twenty three feet one inch front on Lev-e
street, by deP,h - seventy seven feet four
int nn,, seven lines on the division line OF
inch six hnrs on the dividing line Of lot
number three; lot number three measures twenty
front on Water street, twenty three feet men
mont on Levee street, by depth Of seventy-six
feet one inch six lines the division line Of lot
number two and Of seventy five feet four inches
on the line dividing it from 10 number four, and
said lot nnmber four M assures Twenty-Five feet
three inches one and three fourths lines front on
water street twent ~ hree feet one line front on
Leyee street. by depth OF seventy-fve feet four
inches on the line dividing it from lot number
three and Of seventy-six feet one inch two lines
on the other side line. T0ge, her with all the
tight. title and interest of william H. H. With
erell. defendant herein if any he has, to the bat
ture or any other lands lying between the said
lots and the river.
.. ANOTbE R LOT OF GROUND. sit uated in the
same district, designated as lot number six, on .
X al AafnA -
sixth Of April, 1886. and deposited the office of
r. TRINA. lats notary public in this city, the said
lot measuring twenty seven feet ten inches front
ON Levee street. between Pleasant and Toedano
Streets and extending in depth to the Mississippi
riv' T. Together with all the improvements there
on and al the rights ways and appurtenauces
thereof aud also all accretions and batture formed
or to be formed in front OF the said lot.
Beng the same property purchased by the said
defendant from Fred Fawceit, b, an act passed be-
fore Theodore GuyOl notary public in this city,
on the twenty seventh day Of February, ls72
Seized in tho above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W.P. HARPER,
0DZ9 mylO 81 Sheriff of the PariRh n 0reaAa
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W. r. HARPER,
apl7 Is 30 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana
J. &. G. Doremus w. q. 7. N. Smith.

J. &. g. Doremus vs.. 9. j. N. Smith.
GlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 5567.-By virtue of q writ Of
feri facas 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
public auction, on the premises hereafter desig.
mated On THURSDAY, April 80, 1874 at eleven
o'clock A. H., the following described property, to
wit
ALL THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE PROP.
ERTf contained i'll the premises situated on Con-
stantinope street, three doors from Magax ne
street, in the Sixth District Of this city as Der in
ventnry which may be seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-30
By Hoffman, Marks & Oe.
BANKRUPT SALR.
II TIE MATTER OF VICTOR r eARRAzIN.
BANKRUPT

VksIIcG VUurI OF tno Gnte0 Dt4te9 OF America, Tor
the District Of Louisiana, No. 1901.
- Ancti0neer : Office No. 80 Charities street
On SATURDAY. May 9. 1874, at 1880 A. L.. wfa 10
sold, 1t store, No. 50 Charities street, BY virtue
OF an order Of the Hon. Z. II. Dureli, Judge Of
the District Court Of the United States Of America
for the District Of Louisiana sittng in Bankruptcy
dated April %, 1874 :, =
TIE ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE Of Victor z.
Ssrrazin, in bankruptcy, consisting Of . general
assortm mt Of Fancy Groceries, Liquors, Canned
Fruifs Jees. Cam ies, etc. Also Fixtures, Shelv-
ing. and . No. Coffee Roasting Machine, in
SPLENDID order.
Terms-Cash. apo my36So
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

Mary.
In THB UNITED STATES us rRICr Court FOB
l. the District OF Louisiana No. 10 5l5.-By virtue
entitled suit will proceed to sell to the highest
s,dder on MONDAY, May T. 1874, at twelve
o CLOCK n. at the nam entrance to the Custom.
house on Canal street, in this city, the following
described property, Wis
THk sTEAMBO4T ST. MARY, her engines. furni
District ferry landing Algiers.
Terms-Cash on the tpot.
o. tied Ststes Marshals ONCE. New Orleans,
April 70, 1915
g. B. PACKARD
APPS United States Marshal.
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COMMERCIAL.

WHpSMDxH xv1HIN0. April 20. 1871
COTrON-The Gales to-day embraced 2ssO bales
at very full prices for the higher grades while the
medium OF lower ruled; If anything. in favor Of
the only change being . slight modification Of
strict good ordinary. and Q partial advance in
strict middling and good mddliDg. We give also
the Exchange figures - below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-30

American German National Bank W.. VIII.
liam Ntackhou ct al
In THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. FOR
~ the fifth circuit and District of louisiana Nc.
7l04-By virtue of writ OF ieri fscias to me di.
rected in Of the above entitled suit, will proceed
70 sell to the highest bidder. on WEDNESDAY
ton Rooms, No. 90 camp street, the following
described property. viz
UnS SAFE Thks1 CORNlCES F1vB DIvANS,
THRtR BOOK CASES, ELkvEN PICTURRs. SIX
LO0KlNG-GLASSkS.
Terms-Cakh a the spof
Unite6 Stotoo Maintain ahaea Hsv 0~3.~ns
April =, ls7A -"
k4t & = PACKApD
A@ United otAtea MAxihaA
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Mrs. Mary Josephine Fernandez, wife Of
ferdinand n Gueribger, va Ferdinand n.


LHOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
II Orleans, No. D, CODY virtue Of writ Of feli
5aoias to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish Of Orleaus, in the
above entltled cause will proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises hereinafter designated
ON THURSDAY, April 30, 1874, at five oc ock p. NJ
the following described property, to wit
TIKI GOODS, MERCHANDISE AND FIXTURES in
the store situated At the corner Of Camp and Julia
streets, in the First Diatrict of this city - Der
inventory which may be seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. p. HARPER,
apl7 Is 30 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleaua
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-30
By Francis Fernandez.
TWENTY LOTS OF GROUND. WE'LL LOCATED
III TIKI SIXTH DISTRICT OF THIS CITY.
SUCCESSION OF MRS ELIZABETH BRIM.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. d, s94.


RYFRANCIS FERNANDEZ J. B. CROZAT
- Auctioneer-Ofice Eos l0l and 1o3, corner
Cont street and Exchange aley.-SATCRDAY
June s, 1874 at twelve O'Clock n. will be sold ct
tine Aerchsnts and AuctiOner RS Exchange, on
Royal street. between Customhouse and Canal
streets, by virtue and in pursuance of IN order
from Hon. a L. Tissot. Judge OF the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, dated April
%. 1874 the following property. b. longing to said
succession
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND No. l6, in
square bounded by Broadway, Pine, Ann and
Ester streets Sixth District with all the improve
ments thereon, as per plan by r Buisson dated
April Is, 1885, deposited in the office Of W. G. Lewis
late notary in this city, said square containing
twenty lOts and measure altogether, American
measure. 800 feet on each Of Broadway and Pine
streets and $40 teet fronpn each Of Ann and Ester
streets; which said sq64re of ground above de.
scribed was acquired by Andrew J. Brim, the hus-
band Of the deceased, from Mrs. Esther Colgate,
widow Of Jacob Rhin, per act passed before W.
Nee. Jones notary public Of this city ON the first
Of August, 1871.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act Of sale before q. A. Hogan notary public at
she expense OF the purchaser. sp30
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF TRR REPUBLICAN, !
Thursdsy. April 30. 1874
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Lavaca. Cooksev. for Cedar KEYS
Ship Wild Hunter, HOwstt, for Havre
Ship Golden Rule, Hall. for Liverpool
Schooner William Fisher, HickeD, for Utilla
Schooner Matilde Krans Rich, for Boston
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship W P HYDE, Livingston, from Havana
via Florida Ports. to l X ROberts-lst district
British steamship Gillian. Bremner. from jamaica
via Vera Cruz, to PIN, Forwood Aco-4th dis.
6TEANBOAT6.
Henry Tete. Dalfares. from Thibodaux
Lizzie Hopkins. AucOin. from ThibOdaux
Frank Pargoud. White from Argyle
Glencoe. Calhoun. from st Louis
BastrOp. Hodge. from Lind Grove
Leo, Otis, from Mobile
BELOW COMING UP.
Schooner velos veracruzans, Basso. 9 days from
Tuxpan, to master
Schooner Eastern Queen, Csnnors 6 days from Ru.
Atan Island, to Aacheca Oten-
BELOW WAITING ORDERS.
Ship Hsvre. Terkelseu. from London February 7,
to MASTER
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Visits Of Division Superintendent.

Within the last three weeks the superin-
tendent of public education for this district
has visited the parishes of Morehouse.
Union, Claiborne, BieRville, Jackson and
Lincoln. The heavy rains and high water
somewhat impeded his progress; but. in
spite of all obstacles, he succeeded in keen.
ing every appointment as previous an.
aoanced.
A large number of teachers were exam
ined at Bss,rop, FarmerSille, Homer, Sparta
and Vienna.
An increasing interest in public schools il
manifested in all the places he visited. He
had previously visited Richlsnd and Cald-
well parishes, and held an examination of
teschers as Monroe, thus making the round
Of nine parishes aimee his return from New
lntslkgeseer.
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TRUSTEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY. z
IN THB NATTER OF A. HKYNAN / CO., BANK
RUPTE.
district Court of the United States for the District
Of L0uisiana-NO. 1896

RY HOFFMAN. MARKS Il Goa. LEVY
- Auctioneer-Office No. SO Chartres street.
On MONDAY, May IL. 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
will be sold at St Louis and Delta Warehouse, on
Front, between Lafayette and 0irod streets and
to b. continued from day to day ct store No. IS
Charities street. until said stock 10 disposed Of
virtue of an order of the Hon. &. b. Durell Judge
Of the District Court Of the United States of Amer
lea for the District Of Louisiana, sitting in bank
ruptcy, dated April 16, 1914
ThH ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE Of A. Heyman
L Co., in bankruptcy, consisting of . general as
sortment of whole half and quarter rolls of bag.
eing, hour. rice. glassware crockery. mattresses,
pilio%s. hardware. WHISTLES. sugars, buckets,
washboards, salt. grindstoDes, twines, names col.
lars, saddlery, farming implements, brooms, bed
steads. preserved end canned fruits, churns, tubs
chairs, tables armoirs presses, vices weights and
scales mirrors, blankets, assorted dry goods.
clothing aionery. iron safe boots, shoes, hats.
sewing machines, piano. together with . large and
general assortment kept by country merchants.
Alec 700 BARS IRON AND STEEL and l6l pieces
CAS- rlNG6.
Sale to commence at st. Louis and Delta Ware
house. on Front. between Lafayette and Girod
streets.
Terms-Cash on the spot. sp3o mys 10