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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15
ANCSEMENTSs
Varieties THEATRE

Mr.. Owens last night closed a very sue.
cesstul week. devoted to the production OF
old comedies and his specialities OF comic
creations. Ga Monday evening he promises
the new historical play called "Clancsrty,
q play which ;las achieved success IN the
principal cities, notably in New York and
Philadelphia. Accepting Tom TAYLOR. Esd..
the author of "Clancarty," ''StiIl Waters
Run Deep" Ticket of Leave Man" and
MANY other PLAYS as living dramatist.
second only to SOucicoult in success and
more original. we may look for treat IN
the new play. New scenery will be painted
throughout, and English costumes Of the
period of the seventeenth century have
been made in New York for the special pro-
duction OF this piece at the Varieties. This
is step in the right direction. and shows
conscientious and liberal management.
st. Charles Theatre.
The old reliable has passed through =
hard week. Tonight the tide will change.
for the Majilton Comedy Company put IN
an appearance, with every attraction novel.
Their PLAYS are called ''Ding. Dong and
.'Farrago." in which they dance. sing. in.
troduce ballet. grotesque business: and
a little Of everything. from the "Btack
Crook to parlor circus"
Academy Of Music.
Business at the Academy with Baker
anu aaron udS ucCA SooA' AAA'AA
drama Chris and Lena" give. way TO-
morrow night for new piece. called 1.-The
Cut Glove" introducing Baker and Fargcu
in new songs and dances.
The Globe Theatre.
T.. 3. Browns Dramatic Conli,any Gloss
tonight With j" Rcsedale." Tomorrow
evening Manager k,tredge will presen, a
hewiy organized variety and vaudeville
company. with many new faces and some
bf the oil: tayorites. Among the new com'
trs are Mis-. Maggie Weston, a nersonator
hi ..swel.s," after the style Of Ella Yves.
her. am. Mr.. CHARLES Iiilers. 4 legitimate
and cen.ee. comedian. lately with the Lin
gard troupe. The Byne Brothers. Baby
isindiey and Miss Minnie jackson come
back. and with many other artists appear
! lin an attractive bill.
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RsCgNr PUBLICATIONS.

Mr. LIFE ON THE PLAINS. or Personal Ex-
periences with the Indians. By General
G. A. Custer, United States army. Pub
lished by Sheldon & Co., New York. For
sale by James A. Gresham, No. 81 Camp
street, New Orleans.
To those who have read the GALAXY
closely for the two years past this book will
not be entirely new. 1t is soldiers story
vivid. Clusters experience on the plains
embraces q participation in most OF the
Indian strifes since the rebellion. His book
is we'll written-not egotistically, for he
pays glowing tribute to officers and men
who rode with him, to those manned by
Indian arrows, and those who lost life in
the line of duty-and it is part of the his
tory of our country. The General yields
his sabre gallantly, and his pen gracefully.
and writes as he fights, with all his heart.
His book will command the admiration OF
many readers.
L1xLEY RocnroRD. 4 Novel. By Justin
Mccarthy. Published by sheldon & Co..
New York. For sale by James A.
Gresham, No. 81 Camp street. New Or
leans.
Professor Mccarthy writes pure English.
and he has ideas as we'll as words. His
later novels are Lady Judith" and "A Fair
Saxon" all good and intensely interesting.
"Linley Rockford" is an English story.
written for American publishers. and it is
. story Of the better sort, fresh and to the
point.
LIFE OF ANDREW Hull Foo1E. Rear Ad-
lniral United States Navy. Bv James
Mason Hoppin. Published by Harper &
Brothers, New York. For sale by George
Ellis 4. Brother. No. s.: Camp stve ct. New
Orleans.
Admiral Foote was born at New Haven
Connecticut, September H. 1906. lie died
| at New York. June 20, 1863. He entered
| the navy in 1922. and lived to be called by
the Secretary the hero OF Fort Henry and
! Fort Donaldson. Professor Hcppin ha'
! told we'll the story of the Christian sailor:
! life. Having access to official papers. the
| biographer has written. with ;he life OF hi:
| subject, an important chapter in the history
| of the rebellion. The book is elegant
! printed and illustrated.
! LATIN HYMNS. BYE. 4. March. IL. D
Published by Harper X Brothers. Ne"
\ York.
! A FIKsr FRENCH COURSE. Published by
Harper j.. Brothers. New York. Boti
books tor sale by George Ellis & Brother
! No. s! Camp street. Now Orleans.
The Latin Hymns ara arranged will
English notes. and the work is intended fo
the use OF schools and colleges, for which i
appears to be adm iraDly adapted.
| MI hro1 >.,f nil; Ao$.
the beginner in the study OF French, ant
10 arranged on the plan Of DE-. William
Smiths ''Principia Latina"
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,gnxrz .iss.scS.-Alice Mathews wa. r;
s;re.j 200, No. .l3 Camp street to a barred
s,r,san because OF charge OF emoe1zleihei9'.
hariT yesterday morning Cohs'anI'He
s,H1trs:g.s accidentally fell ON MS wagon is'
si,c ru-.er of Orleans and ClalD borne st'ee[s
Ind ~as instantly killed. The oodS WIS
aant y,g his lat. home on Where. near ~
maine street. ..
Tvs alarm of fire at few minutes al9E
S,,J- o. cloc,1 yesterday morning was wosYa'
rsss = ou box No. D.. |,
s-ssorye Washington unwillingly "aNAEu
r,,s, n, fourth police stationhouse as a "' Ia
in ssr, ~. and suspicious character. i
Ir - charged that John L. Decard st1iT d
mia sSain from J. II. Grant, for wh'en Fie
~a Ge a and Josephine Taylor were Pr r;
,,.sr.ss fee 90 simple = thing as trying to ~!
Esery Teltz took too much clothing with
:,;n, hey, he went to Brashear, and 1ir'
~ xi,r objects. Teltz is invited to les1 m
- .-S s,.,,,e with Judge Abel. s
V.sssSs in port: Steamships H. ships |'o'
s.sIs ~. brigs IA, schooners l.; y,
Huaasg news items YESTERDAY h aiu r a%
.,,oune to much. Somehow people oenaYed
essoasslyes unoommonly well. H.
q hs,~ee at the corner OF LsuFe! ana Ru'
:sossss streets, owned and occupied BY d.
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Tn, vest fuel at the lowest price. Mount
C,a,.S,sa aoal at sixty five cents per barrel.

CONSERVATION AMONG CORONERs. Yes
aer,ia.- aiorning, when the REPUBLICAN was
airc alpk,ssi, two ac .ual and two elect coro'
rreva aud their deputies found an interesting
iss,r--s 4 rst class sensation Act No. loo,
,hanaye-r the manner OF recompensing coro'
0srs, Vss promulgated. ny TINS new IA"
tf,,. ,.,,t-ss.er for the Second and Third Dis
t,icos - hereafter to receive salary OF
E5aa0 ger annum, and the coroner for the
,,the, esIstricts $1,000, payable monthly. The
city n O. remove and bury INDECENT dead.
This law will prevent great expense, or at
Ieest il 5s intended to. By carelessness OF
accident the enrolled act was misiaid and
.ynic. tesSgotten until recently; however, u
Il asw is force, and will probably prove
srcecsusle to taxpayers as an economical
rnensu-,s, Twelve thousand dollars and
mere PEI year seems a large sum to expend
on dea.i folk, but that is nothing as com
psced aTith what has been.
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eeuater Cameren's Explanation.
The Chicago Times has the following
from its Washington correspondents:


Senator Simon Cameron, the "Winnebago
Chief" Of the Republican party in Pennsyl-
vania, as his political associates there de-
light to call him, turned mp to-day in the
ante-room Of the White House, to tell his
tale Of las, weeks great political disaster.
He found the President in excellent humor.
and, az usual, q most willing listener. Mr..
Cameron protested that it was not dissatis-
faction with the leaders of the party in that
State, nor with the legislation and princi.
Piles of the Republican organization. that
had caused the reverse, but that hard times
had everything to do with 1t. why. Mr..
President" said Mr.. Cameron. sour manu-
tacturers are doing little or nothing; our
furnaces are idle: the price OF iron is low:
our factories are running on reduced time.
or not a. ali. and the fact is there are more
people on, OF employment in our State Of
PENNSYLVANIA than was ever known before.
These people, he continued. ''blame the
Republican party Tor the state of affairs.
whereas it is the result Of hard times from
the panic OF a year ago. Many OF them be-
ieve, and believe. that we ought to have
had more currency provided at the last
session of Congress. 70 meet the demands OF
business interests.
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TrO0Ds Tn Louisiana.

A specia! dispatch from Washington TO
the New York Republic says:
The President has decided not 20 reply 70
tn. dispatch OF the New Orleans committee
which requested the withdrawal OF troops
from Louisiana. and it is not expected that
any different disposition wi" AT present be
made of the troops now there. The govern
ment intends 10 wait until there are eome
thing more thaa good words and promises
to indicate that order is restored in Louis
lana. and tina. mas.acres like that at Cou.
shatta and another Penn revolution may
not occur. Meanwhile. the few troops
which are now in Louisiana will be retained
at their respective stations. Ihe incoming
congressman. particularly those from tn.
Southern States. are very earnest IN their
determination that Congress at the coming
session shall appoint committees to examine
into the Coushat.a afai. ana some OF the
more noted instances Of political murders
and intimidation in the Southern States.
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OFFICIAL MOTTO ES.
THIRTEENTH CALL.
Kedemptlon OF Eive.Tweuty Bonds OF
1862.

TREA.Uxs DRPsRr.Rsr,s
Washing; on, Nov-mber2 1874 :
Or VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY GIVEN BY
ID III. act of Congress approved July IA. 1870 erl.
tilted IAN act to authorize the refunding The
rational debt Il hereby give notice that the prin
cipaI and accrued interest of the bonds herein
below designated, known as Five twenty bonds
will be bald at the treasury OF the United States
in the civ OF Washington, on and after the
SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875. and that the
interest on said bonds vii! cease that .lav
Tia. is 90 sa. coupon bonds, known as the fOurti.
series. act y. February 25. 1862. dated May I3s..
az fo.Ows:
COUPON BONDS,
Aia-Sa s,oi 10 No 1861, both inclusive.
4lvo-Nc. t20! TO No. 10 3d. both incluve.
ij4n-No. SOL 10 No 1000 both inclusive.
S!0Oo-So. IA, sol to 20 900 both inclusive.
&5,D00,O00.
The amount outstanding (embraced in the num-
bers as abovel is five million dollars Of coupon
honda
United States securities. forwarded for redemp
ton. should be addressed to the Loan Division OF
the secretsryS office"
pos B. II. BRISTOw. Secretary.
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By A. Gerard.

HOUSEHOLD FrRsITURE. CARPETS. fAs'y
GOODS, ART WORKS, PAINTINGS. !EWELRi.
DIAMONDs, WATCHES, ETC.
by A. GERARD, AUCTl0NEER-OPFICE
ID and sales rooms Nos. IL and IA bourbon street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. FANCY
GOODS Art WORKS, PAINTINGS. 1EWELRY,
DIAMONDS WATCHES, etc.
Tri weekly saes TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
Liberal advances made on cousgnments. nol0
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
70 an admiralty warrant. 10 me directed in above
entitled suit. have seized and taken into my pos
session.
THE STEAMER fLIRr, her tackle. etc. now Il
beleG by George ". Miller. for the causes set toftB
IN th. libel now pendin. in the District Court OF
the United States.
AID do hereby cite and adnonisn the ewner OF
owners thereof and a.! and every person o. Tsons
having OF pretending TO have any right, title or ms
trct Court ofthe United States for the afore.
said, to be holden at the city OF New Orleans on
the third Monday OF November, to show cause. II
should not be condemned, and sold agreesbly 10
the prayer Of libeants.
United Statss 4arshals office, New Orleans.
October y. 1874 S. B. PACKARD
0G22 81 pos Is United States Marshal.
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MARSHAL'S M0NITIONS.
United States vs.. TobnccO Mandatory
=


of 5. R. Mayol.
r. THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i 3stvlc; Of Louis iana No. :2.3.-in obedience
above eutitl ed sUis, have seized aud taken into
my posse ssion-
The TOBACCO MANCFACrORv OFS. r. MAYOL
no" llbeled oy the United States. TOO the causes
sci forth in the libel now pending il the District
Court OF the Emitted States
And do hereby cite ard a.monish the owner OK
owners thereof, ard all and every person OK per
sons having or pretending to have any YlgA-, title
or nteres; in OF 10 the same, 30 be and appear al
Aid. to be holden a, thu. citv OF New Orleans
on tna third Monday of November. 1874, 20 chow
cause II any they have or can, why the s"id
Tobacco IsHufactoyv should not be condemned
and sold agreeab!y I, tn. PRAYER of llhelaa's
United States Marsha. office, New Orleans,
October l., 1874.
SE PACKARD.
Oc20 - noi0 - rnited States Marshal.
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Rumored Cabinet Changes.

A special from Washington to the Chicago
Post says:
A rumor of Cabinet changes is to the ef-
feet that all the members of the Cabinet
will tender their designations December 81.
in order to relieve the President from EN-
barrassment and give him an opportunity
to select new Cabinet if be vents one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

IN. NOE &c. THEIR DUEs.--Abont thf
nreaa ~ day yesterday morning Ottcef
..iussg coticed two men standing at thf
snrn.c .,f Terpsichore and Prytania streets
ana zSss fac: was regarded worthy of inspect
s;ouo sts officer approached the pair. but
y1ey sysv,i as if unwilling to meet b!ue
e.oar. s3n seeing that Gibson was pnysuin (
si,aus .fae q. the fellows turned and fired.
s..ee.u.ag a salute in kind. The policema b
an .,s. s.s. sever league boots and sooh
srarsa aled one of the men, who says hip
$50 So; any explanation. but will probably
60 :. = n,ea that he was arrested because
s. yn..~1 !, Conservative ticket.
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Conuors, was burned, A. was also the I'd :
Joining house of Caroline Adams.

An UNLUcKY LOTTERY MAN-Peter
Alvarez, is not disposed to remember that
We have law restricting the sale of lottery
tickets, so violates the statute almost daily,
and seems to delight in breaking it. He
was fined e25 by Judge Staes, and was
compelled to pay it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15
Approximation Prizes.

Tn. subscribers. having witnessed the drawing
Of the Louisiana State Lottery, GLASS p hereby
were this day drawn from the 10000 placed in the
wheel.
Witness orr hands At New Orleans. this day,
Saturday. November II. 1874
II. PERALTA.
ADAM GIFFEN.
Sworn Commissioners.
Prizes Cashed Without Discount.
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The Temperature

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's. No.
30 Charities street. on November II. stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ. ss0: at !'P. M. o.:
at 6 P. M, sl'. Lowest point during the
night of November IL. .0~.
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The vest fuel at the lowest price. Mount
<sartnn raal at sixty. five cents per barrel.

Sn.sessdy saw few loads of shell in
curtis usAr Senator Pinchback's house, and
the 9stEs,m lost no time in making the
stats,r,.xat that Administrator Lewis was
suppIylng his friend with material at the
city's expense This paragraph tells another
sorry
..Thsxss shells which the city carts were so
aszsilv engaged in hauling few days ago,
n, tta direction of Pinchback's residence.
we're na.t 1sed to improve the same. as mas
aee,, srxeed. but we're placed in the street,
Ind the .,asclt is q good road"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

Last ar the hereditary pensions in Great
Britain were $5s,O0O. of which $4,000 was
to the heirs and descendants OF William
Penn forever.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

Cs.r.1.,, BADGERS CONDITION. 80 HIS
.r.s,1dr rTill be glad to learn that he has 81
lar r,sr.s- cred that in few days he will bf
transferred from the hospital to his homei
Hs k.s,,ss up good spirits and occasionally
rultes sssssantly with acquaintance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

In the Island of Ceylon the mail service
is performed by the use Of small oxen -
carriers.
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Lo cal Intelligence.
1900

AyxTEssz.3 VALUE OF CITY PROPERTY
The fasgs wing statement is furnished us by
Adnina. orator Sturcken for public informa.
'osssn, nz,.f is a correct showing of the differ.
snce in EIDE city assessments for the years
1913. iSrlf end 1873:
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By 3. n. d 3. ]. Montgomery

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS I1O8
SAYES, BTC.. AT AUCTION
TRl-WBEKLY SALBS
py h. M. d b. J. MONTGOMERY.
ID B. II. Montgomery, Aucti0neer Once No ~
Camp street-WiL soil every TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing ct eisveaa
O'Clock, 1t their auction room, corner Camp MA
GENIAL HOUSEHOLD IuRN1rURY OARPBf1.
Ron sAJHS, COOKING ST0vRS stoL
TeKne-OaAA. hyt
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
CIRCUIT COURT Of THE OMITTED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Chancery-No. 1913.

FRANK II. AMES. TRUSTEE, VS.. NEW ORLEANS,
Mobile and Texss Railroad Company. William
Pitt Kellogg, trustee. and Others.
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RIVERS.
Frs. ...
Above low
Stations
The best fuel a: the lowest price. Mount
Carbon coal o: sixty.;ive cents per barrel.

Below h:gi. waite. mark Of 1874.
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T.Er ~7nL HAVE LITTLE DANCE
phiIsAfs.tghia Fire Company No. IA will
esu5oy a snask and fancy dress ball ON the
sweaten az December in Exposition Hall, as
the cssxaz,ittee of arrangements hint by
ss.uGiur Vs tickets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

For EuiiGinR .EcUOnOgh SchO0X5OWs0
No. ), in Al9ieyss
MAyoRA,rv ~ NRw OKLRsys.
New O,leans, OctO Der IS, 1894. J
DIR AUTHORITY AND DIRECTION OF THE
ID City Council,i wiz receivs at this Office
until SATURDAY, November ~, 1873. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. sealed proposals for building in the
Fifth District tAgiessl one schooifoTse. aceOrd'
ing to plans and specifications file ia this de-
partment. PAYMENT in Unitei StAteS currency
completion and acceptance Of the building. The
rignt 20 reject any AL bids il hereby EXPIRE sslJ
reserved. LOUIS A. "1LTZ. Mayor.
oops I'd
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The hes. fuel at the lowest price. Mount
Carbon coal at sixtv-tve cents per barrel.
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AECNxON SALES TOMORROW.

H * A. SIAEE. at u o'clock, 1t Merchants and
.Ant-aanncr r. change, a lot, with buildings in
&smxr, sounded by st. Ann, Dumaine. Dorgenois
amt I,s CT Gtreets.
ssT ShESSfF HARPER, at II O'Clock, at Mer.
saa Af..c1oneers Exchange, lot with build.
iaSs. as st. Charles between Canal and Com
streets st. Ferdinand. between
keTas ard Motegut streets; two lots. with
ssii Gn1a. on came street, between Leyee and
A0eaaE streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

WE. IT NEVER RAINs-It is now more
tslau rgs alonth, since we have been favor.
ed Will. eyasicient rain to lay the dust. con.
sayuennLy considerable misery has ensued.
EornluAosly or unfortunately no person OF
<,oroyrs rtoa can be blamed, which is sad
Sapr;vx.inn. delicate gentlem Al says he
viii ua-Asy try an almost unfailing expert
uer. 81 obtain good shower He pro-
yases o, attire himself in his best clothing.
aide his umbrella and start out OF plea
sure rri.s with his dearly beloved, who Is to
rvear L. well starched, light colored dress.
q tbag ssaes not succeed. he will mourn. be-
cause clio times, like poor souphouse. are
ssxGIiE hct ot Joint.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

law + ULL OF JOLLIrY.-Joseph Davis
IS cer1atn!y the .ollicst joker Of the day. and
would ne Il trump card for any variety the
otre Y3e coulG raise nearly an entire au'
d,euce from comfortable seats by mis- extra.
orduur-v hr,nor. Az specimen o.. his
sbilisv CO draw a crowd it mas be men
t5u,nS tn at yesterday morning he stood at
the cgcaer o. Lafayette and Front streets
and called Justify for a living target that
he ,,.l.at shoot at him. No one appeared
ready Ger such service, but just then Gavin
.Eeiregs happened to pass, when Davis
tire,i 81 him as loosely as possible. The
bullet s1rwck Calvin's left leg, making ::
serious wound. Davis then quietly re-
loaded s,:s weapon and called for another
vicau1. but this fun was interrupted by;
OaHcer Hurst, who could not understand
wuers the laugh came in. therefore, before
Another sacrifice WAS made the drunken
sE,osrsr was invited to join the army OF
as-Nuscs. Mr.. Jeffreys was sent to the
s.hsx.ru Hospital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

NOtice.-,,.tlc- OF iradesnIens Ere Insurance
Company, No - sra.ondele: street. New Orleans.
EOvembe. ). iG...-A.. persons concerned are
hevr,.v notified tha: b.: oye: o. :!l- heaOr.3.
Superior District q sIr: for this parish .ii'ed pc:O
Der g. 1874. have been appointed receiver % ,:e
aI.ov. insurance coup.n.. AND hav- ;sl.I charge
o. j.. s!fa..s. ". tA'aS. k..cci Sec
nos !oc
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Office Lafayette Fire insurance Cons
PAN. New Orleans. oc'"Dt: ~. .2.:.--At . meet
ing OF ..a board o directors held OF Oc- noer IS
1874 !. "as resolved 10 cali i. cash ;ns'Allment
of FIVE PER GENT on she CAPITA stock. N az"
cordalcS - it'll Articl. :Ouc Ok e constitution OF
the company par;lb.r .. III. Office Of III. company
within forty days. LoCiS MATHIS
Ccy; ;Ns Secretary.
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HY IEoX BUILDING AT THE HEAD or CANAL
STREET.

4 LARGE AMP VALUABLE TRACT or LAND on
THS MEX!CAN GULF RAILROAD IN RRAR
OF CHALMEYTR
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. B. Walton.
IMPORTANT. EXTENSIVE AND PRREMPTORY
SALE. WITHOUT LIMIT. OF SOME OF THE
MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY II THK CITY
OF NHW ORLEANl
IMPROVED AND VACANT LOTS IN THE FIESE 0
SECOND AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
BATTURE SQUARES

SQUARES OF GROUND BETWEEN CANAL AND
GRAvIER. GRAvIER AND POyDRAs. G1RoD
AND No-RE DAME. NOTRE DAME AND JULIA
JULIA AND ST. JOSEPH STREETS. ON THE
RIVER FRONT. WITH THE RIGHT OF BAT.
TORE AND FUTURE ACcREyIONS IL FRONT
of THE SQUARES.
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THE RIGHT OF BATTURE AND FUTURE ACCRRs
TIoNS IN FRONT OF THE SQUARES BIZ.
TWEEN POyDRAS AND LAFAYETTE AND BIZ.
TWEEN LAFAyEyTR AND GIROp sVREKvS.
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Right Of ssasaure.
nv =. II. WALTON. sucrrossrR-crr,.

- ALSO THE IRON EClLi!s'' SOW 10 e!4S
III. I'D Oi anal street. slc si.,o' ~: .!.- Sr's
D!eau. and Mobile railroad, rA''i measure. about
q: te.t b. - feet This building i. en.i.. .. ron.
OF Tn. mos. elegant and Substantial construction.
cay. ~, ,.,di!. removed and i,y u.s. D.sc:.;,
:l.e opportunity Toy pTontssA NV. ..Uieat.
fern, and .on.ii:ioi.s-Ten PER EN-. ~ .iA
asol,,t of ear'. a.judcation 70 b.. paid sa5;, on
;hr spot AZ .i. moment %: ad 1t!ca'.oH. forts :.e
cen. ...i, upon til. .sDlng the aC:s u: hal. Ala
-he remainder il. Ga. notes 0f tn. purchaser, 20
.!lviY o:ier, payable ~ six, twelve. and .gise.
eel. months iii 9. d.d sntO sumo to SUI, TIE. yen.-.
bearing in.sreo. az TN" rate Of eight per cent pee
anrlum IRON. date Of i..l' final pay.n... s.b
s,..Ia. mortgage and v-Id0. privilege. the mort.
gage bI.c. I'll. clause Of i've per cent FOR az.
tovn.- tees i'll case OF suit to recover anv por.s
81 the credit p2ym.ats. Tie building. and ns
pro"ements t" be insured BY tie purchasers to es
sai isfacon OF ths vendor. ana III. 2D.... pos.
eies transferred.
Act. OF sale before Andrew Hero ~. city :.o:ayS
al tli".xleDs. OF iLe pug. i.ase.s.
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