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tBue, 90; do. do, Asylum or University, ok; Ten
nessee sixes old, SO; DO do, do, ex c"upOn, e4k;
Tennessee SKIES, now, s2x; 90. do, do, ex
coupon, Ak: Virginia sixes old, 81; DO. do, new,
85; Georgia sixes rs; do. sevens, new, 90; do.
do., indorsed, 70; DO. do, gold bonds. IS; North
Carolina sixes old. January and July n; do. do,
do, April and October, a; do. do. North Caro-
lima Railroad. January and July. ss; do. do, do,
on January and Jcly %; do. do, do, on April and
October, 2s; south Carolina sixes 2sk; do. DO.
January and July, sk; do. Funding act 1864, Is;
Alabama eights, 1885, 70.
RAILRoAD BONDS.
These were generally steady, though the trans
actions were small. Until the business Of the
country improves and the several lines begin 70
show the force Of earnings an active market In
this quarter is not expected. chicago and North
western consolidated gold bonds led the list In
point OF activity, and advanced to S5K. Central
Pacincs were steady at o4h. Union Pacific hrsts at
ssH SO and land grants at 79k. New York Gen.
trail SOLD at 81 for sxes Of lsss 1olK for OF
1870 s4K for SKIES OF 1887 and l06 for first coupon
harlem nrst, sevens coupon, brought lO3k Michi-
gan Central sevens s5k; Erie nrst 1Ol; Rock
Island sevens, 1861. and Michigan Southern sink
ing fund, lOlX. The following were the latest
hfda.- N y
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HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY IA, l874-TRPLE SHEET

generally held for previous rates. The sngssements
s ss 4 @ s.s g.
o. SssSp 81 a. % ~ DO q - cheese at Asa and y sail &
ss::.s :ss:sss 4 y 5
p3 sy asda tobacco Morn on
ESsas%S; VIII ssoe aas?'sIs = ?. Gss sSsa T. a. =
nsd 3 prys1e w.'p soISsas
from FhsssphIs 70 Cor. ier % shs United King
snSss port saslaans
Ct Stss9 o M
rive the particulars OF which were unable OBTAIN.
tSeoins way 20 the amoans OF as bbls st from 7c sc
sc 10. caysd Sc. soc Do, masaoVsdo. reiinins.
KaS s!nds ssHs'IS s I e New dIssn RSssS saSS 49,
NAVAL sroREa-The market for spirits OF turpentne
" wa. ds sna yaues ars 70 an me- were aomDs po
.,is$s ESsn q 4 sss
:aiss we're 700 bs q common a > . good 4
With % saiss s 81 sns IS B. SSs ~ q New
sss ~ xs'isnsss e sA .s N . n: e TO-
renned the market was unsettled and
asaaer q sas. Msrs we spSs q
july a. c 500 Sbs I each August s IL ana T septs@
more asa..ssSas cass S1aSs IN sais
&C. Gases were neglected but quoted ncmnsiy steady
easier Ths ssH %ariss
wasduli ana easy We mote sale of 1900 6bs refined
were Of sick market We omit quotations, then being
.as: sss IS : s's '.ss n
sss. sss sas w as ass! g.
j. s Il 9 .1s .saSS %
and the demand iecdedly better heard Of sales Of
s . @ g s
es
snS N H, f GSS pss: we're
Sa IsSIssss msss
DS ss 81 FOR fss Sds a0 a s s nd 0s PRIME
Ss2 ior extra India mess Beef hamsThs market was
ss 1G Is ieT the y SrGssss oa
Msssr Sus rn% .Se market under
st sse:. sSS psIIgd DO IS 5SS DO hams.
"a; y :sn'e a. % % sii:aa
Sales sT ,a;5 s
Sy lard quiet but steady
quiet kssnsr: syinss dsDo;I,Sn
10 a
ssatIiiassI ss.e; kssnsS VAS slso g. aaiss let
ssir e good lair. .sAe: 7xs good to prime 1s
@ sSSS @ ana ss'Hs
%.sdS S Il %o.Sis a1ds .nd Sas
Nos 10 e. a7sac. do 10 u 7c sac do, Is to
is iss e ljs vSlss $s s i tx fslis i,:ssssas S
common to prime e. a shc grocery tsr to % choice
Sc. Java-Dutch standard Nos 10 to l2 Sc. skc
hanila-Superior and extra superior. &c. q 7xc
RCEThe jobbing trade has been fair lay and the
market frm Sales IN lots % nerces Of Carolina At
Pstna at ne 7hc, and 200 bags OF Rangoon At Ike
. 71sc per h. ~ A s,
Prime quoted at l2c- Ns
TALLow quiet but steady. We note sales Of 80
hhds Of city at per lb and $1,000 lbs Of outside At
INC. q 7Ac. per 10.
WHIsKKY.-Recepts S3i bbls The demand was fair at
ADVANCE of &c per gallon. Sales $50 bbls vt 9ec.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRoDum AARKxr.-LoNDoK, May l3-Even.
ing-Lnseed oil f28 03s ton. splits urpcntne, 29S
Cd. q 29s 81. per cwt
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May Is 1874.
Net asce,ss BALES sais m ssocs
T New ORLEANS, May lS 1874
Cotton active middng, 1916; low midding, l7sSc.
bales gross ~ Expors-To Great Britain 2Ol; to the
Continent, l.7Sl Sales 2,50 last evening g. 800 Stock
- MOBILE, May IS 1874
Cotton nrm: mddlins, IKE; low middline i6i<c. !;
soSswlss eoos 4 sales 100 sees 0aeA exports
Cotton hrw: midding l5hc Net recsigts Zig s0s baiss
CHARLESTON, May Is. 1874
good ordinary, lss Net Receipts 5O7 bales Sales COO
Spirits Of turpentne quiet aud nominal at 36c Rosin
quiet :? e for strained Crude turpentne steady s.
BUFFALO, N Y, May Ia ls74
DO Canal sns sS S SG.hsS u corn. Sas
IS do and oats do csnsl sshis sd1i fes
Ne a. H. Il T. Wsi SS % s, q white
j y; aaosso. .hixaafss 10 spring q 8 3: !! ss
sS sale! ss .s'. sasfsssy sss!ss
can g. M White No. NSwa Western n BfEs:' rye nem s
naiy, q % Barley malt frm; Canada, 81 % ~ 2ob:
Flour duh and unchanged. wheat in fair demand and
%" Dover # Hr S ssp!ns G osn SM 0s IN S s1
and ;y GTer q nas s All 70. nS No mixed cash
421sc., June Rye quiet firm ut CSC. 9Sc tor No
Barley Quiet and unclaimed at 81 ao for No aspiring
PORK opened lower with sales g sis 90 june closed
Sis s july Bulk meats stes ": sales short RIB mid.
Ssi % sDS s Frsht; n s demand :, ana
RecepssmlO 200 bbs dour Ss 600 bushels wheat % 900 do
So SS Ga and ss S ssrfy da
lao 600 do. oats ana 4000 do. barley.
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For future delivery, low mddling, sale. have
s 10 slssr @ SIss Snort nSe.
sS & ss Is igSs Iss 4 So 4 It Z ss go SS1 At
islc 200 q IS I7s2c August 200 at ls lsl6c.. SO at
Il S z. s @ s. B e Sss0ess5 sota % &
b s11ss ss ssds ~ ~ sS 5ss 5 % se
lSS At isc loO atls 7s $50 q IS slice 1900 isc,
g = s ssss q = S :, y s o
600 s 4s2c LOO st Is slsc., 100 At 1877 at
1s a % g. 10 u q ss at oS < Is sss: =
soo 10 At ls slsc e at S l9o at IS II
!. So s s fsa ss 10 "a 3. ls h ,eo
so a. s ss Sj Aqsqs Is @ a s ee
sSS at is l5Sc September i1s e 100 a.
Tota 1s' 500 "a bales drama total 7o Bales bass
4 IS ns new PS1 S1s.n x'rs @ =. MSSs
savannah, SO; Charlss,on, 5G Wilmington s; ;NosfoS,
s sY Ssw sy S This asy sss yssS s ea %
Rates on COTTON to foreign ports were quoted thus
:'ftn s$ ] a. T. ss% BY
bags q Santos per ,psr Annie n Maria which brought
is%c; good So;. Ise iss Prime do se soss; 5ssse
ss,ns m.ss e. Ssslsn s; Mar NaraeaiSo. adss.
ss ~ % SGmnso ansSaYy y Porto ps Ss%aS Rso Ss s
IKE 20 Suyssos, v .;os,, l7sc &C., gold per h. sixty
as nS wheat
prices s were nominsy towards the cose
there Ta' h ssns & al N5
~ o6Is, At prices Within The range Or the
SsGna :aa armed 90 eS Corn S d9
81 80 FOR Jersey and - 70 - rs for Brandywne. We
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The following are particulars or yesterdays
ealos:- #tN
Nxw. YoRH rRoPERfi-sy 4 n. .yLLER AND son.
! story b = n ana I, NO ~ Rast 7Ath st, 8 ..
~ JAMES =. MILLnn-
Plot Of ground on Of tOth st. rs t. e. OF 9Th av.
25x x25lIxls6t; W. s. Rtdelburg ......... 100
u ny WILLIAM KKNNRLLY.
story bk. h. and l., No 12S Monroe IT., between
Rutgers and Jefferson SITS, lot o. lxlU; w. X Fos- -.
IL story bk h. and l., Nos sii ana SIS Monroe st,
Charles a. Dean lso
lot Of l26th as n. or TN av., ssxss II; G.
lot adjoining above W. Dxss Chas Deveiln 2S2S
lots D. OF 72d IT., $50 r. a. Of llth av, together
S0x2s ixHIi; r. H. Green
NvV JERSEY PROPERTY. .. n. eTBs0N-nALANcG OF
ESTATE
hcs a. ronnns on '...nou.' $50
Lot H. fronting on Fairmount av James Barclay. eos
Lot S, fronting Fairmount av George Law -
Lot ~ fronting on Paramount av.; 0eorge Law
-
Lot rs ironng Paramount av.; George Law
Lot M fronting on Boland st John Honnet. -
Lot a. fronting Boland g. George Bambach.... ~
Lot ~ rsnting " BolAnd 81; 0sorss 1anhaNA..ss o
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CLOSING PR1UEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Highcr-Flour Steady-Whcat
Steady-Corn Firmer-Oats Lower
Pork and Lard Firm-Groceries Com
tinucd Dull-Petroleum Unsettled and
L0wer-Spirits Turpentine .Dull-ROsin
About Steady-Whiskey Firmer.
WEDNESDAY, May !2-6P.M.
The markets were generally quiet without de-
cided change At the Produce Exchange business
was very moderate. Flour was dull. Wheat was
In moderate demand but steady. There was some
demand for forward delivery but the sales actually
consummated were not large. Corn was in de.
mand, and better prices were realized-the market
closing firm at the Improvement. Oats were
dull, unsettled and decidedly lower. WhisEey was
hrmer. Pork and lard were without decided
change. Groceries remained dull. There was no
disposition evinced to operate except at conces-
sons. Cotton was In demand at higher prices,
both for "spot and future" Freights quiet and
easier. Petroleum unsettled and again lower clos
ing weak decline. Naval stores were dull and
could be placed quoted prices in iota
COTTON the spot was In demand, and but for tho
extreme views Of holders more liberal business would
have resulted The afxcd quotations show an advance
Of c per lb for ordinary and Nc per lb better
grades Futures excited and Nc. 6l6c. higher
at which Improvement the market closed barely steady
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yNANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN, WITH $3.50 TO
w buy one-haf interest In article that will real.
large profits at the watering paces Call upon WN r.
BROWN, Is Coruandt street, room \
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Wheat was less active, but steady The sales were
sbOgt 10 ls, 600 epsnes q ts p Il for ungrsded q and
for ungraded q So q 81 for No Milwaukee, q b4k
% Sr No No I'M Mnps:1 q e ~ y q 70 torn for 70 y fer
for No Milwaukee deliverable nrst half June Corn
gregatc about l60 U bushels, portion Of which
arrive, at from &c Sc for new and old mixed, ssc
Western white Oats were anssstsd and &C. sc lower
sound. 6lc 6Hc for mixed, &C. Sc for white Bar.
ley was inactive and ower 70 SELL Rye remained quet
bA0 bushels sold 1t 81 10.
F,Een,s We have sill to notice . quiet market for
tculary for grain accommodations There was less de-
mand for tonnage for charter and the market
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Government bonds closed auiet and steady as
folOws:-United states currency sixes, 118H q
1l6x do. do, 1881, registered, 1ls lls7s do do,
do, coupon, INK 12lk; do. fve-twenties, 1852,
registered 115 1l5K; do. do, do, ex coupon,
115x 1l5k do. do, 1884. registered, 1i6h III;
do do, do, coupon, III NIX; do. do,
1865, registered, 116K III; do do, do, coupon,
lis 1lsk; DO. do, do, new, registered 1l9A
llsK; do do, do, coupon, 1193S l19H; do.
do, 1867, registered, 1l9h 1lss1: do. co., do,
coupon, 1904 12o1; do. do, 1858, registered,
ivy 100; do. do. do, coupon, 120k;
do. ten-fortes registered, 1i4X 115h; do. do,
coupon ll4I 1151s; do. Aves, 1881, registered,
ll6H ISh; do. do, do, ex coupon, 1861 . 1l5x.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Colo to-day opened at 112h, but in the course OF
dealings dropped to 1llJs, rom which there was
recovery to ll2k, and close at Il2I. The en-
gsgemens per steamer tomorrow amount to
$1,000 and 1t is intimated that more will follow
the future strength Of gold largely depends on
these repeated expectations. The steamer Cuba
to-day took out $i77oco specie, chiefly silver bars
The rates paid for carrying were 4, 5, az, az, /,
1h and per cent to nat The operations or the
fold Exchange Bank TODAY were. IN#M
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vNANTED-A PARTY With $4,000 TO $4,000 CASH
w 70 join advertiser In irst class uptown hotel best
part OF Broadway, doing splendid business none but
bona ode parties need apply. Address X Y u. box lis
Herald Office.
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FINANCIAL.
~
A LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM COMPANY SECURE
IA additional capital for miners manufacturers mer-
chants; also organize incoi poratel companies make
vestments tor capitalists and transact banking
aud commission business.
ALEXANDER FROTHlkGHAM 4 CO., IL Wall street.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The following table shows the opening highest
and lowest prices Of the daY:- --.l- ----.--l -

The earnings OF the West Wisconsin Railway
Company for the month Of April, 1874, were
$79,1l6 73.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
GENERAL NAIuRE-No. 81

An act to prevent cruelty to animals while
in transit by railroad or other means of
transportation within the United States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That no
railroad company within the United States
whose road forms any part OF line OF road
over which cattle, sheep, swine or other
animals shall be conveyed from one State to
another, or the owners or masters OF steam,
sailing or other vessels carrying or tran
sporting cattle, sheep, swine or other ami
mails from one State to another, shall con-
fine the same in cars, boats or vessels of
any description, for Logger period than
twenty eight consecutive hours, without I'M
loading the same for rest, water and feed
ing, for period Of at least five consecutive
hours, unless prevented from So unloading
by storm or other accidental causes. In es-
timating such confinement the time during
which the animals have been confined with
out such rest on connecting roads from
which they are received shall be included, it
being the intent of this act to prohibit their
continuous confinement beyond the period
of twenty eight hours, except upon
contingencies herein before stated. Animals
SO unloaded shall be properly fed and
watered during such rest by the owner or
person having the custody thereof, or in
case of his default in 20 doing then by the
railread company Or owners Or masters Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
GENERAL NATuRE-No. III

An act to provide for the establishment OF
military prison, ana for its govern.
ments
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representative of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That there
shall be established at Rock Island, in the
State of Illinois, prison for the cOntine-
ment and reformation of offenders against
the rules, regulations and laws for the gov
eminent Of the army of the United States,
in which shall be securely confined, and
employed at labor, and governed in the
manner hereinafter directed, all offenders
tary commission in the United States, and
sentenced according to law to Imprisonment
therein.
SEC. 3 That the Secretary of War shall
organize a board Of five members, to con-
sist of three officers Of the army and two
persons from civil life, who shall adopt
plan for the building of such prison, and
who shall frame regulations for the gov
eminent OF the prisoners, in accordance
with the provisions of this act. The said
commissioners from civil life shall hold
their offices for the term of three years, and
shall be paid FIVE dollars day while on duty,
and necessary travelling expenses; and the
said officers of the army shall, at all times,
be subject to removal by the Secretary OF
War.
SEC 8. That the Secretary of War shall,
with said commissioners, semi-snnually,
and az much oftener a. may be deemed
expedient, visit said prison for the purposes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22

From the Toledo Commercial we learn
that Mr.. Waite is the son of the late Chief
Justice Waite, of Connecticut. who was one
Of the leading jurists of New England. He
is now in his nifty eighth year. He gradu-
ted at Yale College at the age of twenty
two, came to Toledo in 1888 and studied
law with s. NJ. Young, now of Toledo, with
whom he practiced for eighteen years. He
has for years stood at the head of the bar
in northwestern Ohio, and has twice de-
clined a seat on the supreme bench of Ohio
In 1850 he was elected member of the
Legislature, serving with distinction. In
1862 he was a candidate tor Congress- and
though defeated he received a majority of
100 votes in Toledo. In 1871 he was ap-
pointed as counsel to Geneva which posi-
ton he filled with honor. He is now serv-
ing as a member and the president of the
Ohio Constitutional Convention, to which
he was chosen by the unanimous vote of
both parties. The present appointment,
like all other public honors, has come TO
him without the slightest seeking on his
part, he having discouraged his personal
friends from efforts to secure the place fer
him. His neighbors feel every assurance
that in this, as in every other trust. he will
abundanly justify the confidence reposed
in him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
BUREAU or NlONADIC MEDICINE.


Eer of Rampant street, near Canal street.
Medical Department-Cures Palsy, Fevers Fry.
sipeas, Epilepsy, Insanity, Dropsy, Rheumatism,
and in few days all painful affections and infasm.
nations of the Brain, Spinal Cord and Nerves,
Throat, Lungs Heart, Liver Stomach, Bowels,
Bladder Kidneys, Bones Joints, etc. Ten dol06
q week for the treatment and cure of any disease.
Surgical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fractures Tu-
mors and DlslOcations: speedily lnpetenti8
and Steriity, ScrOfua, all Crethral and Seminal
Discharges, venereal, Scrotal and Skin Diseases,
frequent or difficult Urinations; preserves limbs
from amputation and the Bladder from Lithotomy
by dissolving stones, etc. and cures Ulcers, Cans
GERS OF Structures without pain.
Midwifery Observation-Disclosures AL dis,
eases of the womb and ovaries, all unusual dis.
charges, alterations or Invitations. and when the
menses are painful or Obstructed from any Cause
whatever, the cause is removed and health rep
stored in a few days. No pain. No flooding
Letters addressed to pOstoffice box ll76, New Or5
leans Louisiana, will receive attention. Office
hours for ladies 10 A. M. to IL NJ, and to p NJ
For gentlemen from to P. M
LANCELOT H. EvERTTT
COronated Doctor of Medicine and Philosophy,
Fellow Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
Of Great Britain, Licentia.e of Midwifery and
GynecOlegy formerly Obstretric Surgeon in
chief with Sir James Y. Simpson Baronst of
England Surgeon of the Louisiana Cavalry and
Sixth Infantry in Mexico, Master Of Arts of
Therapeutics and Embryonic Evoutions,
Member Of the Hunteriau Society of Medicine
Science and Bellies Letters, Associate Member
OF the Universities of Great Britain and Amer
lea.
n. BAH fees houorably returned to patients
who do net receive their full value as a auid pro
quo: fe20 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
fIeVi
March 3. 1873.
GENERAL NArURE-No. 6j.1

An act to amend an act entitled IAN &C.
making appropriations for the support of
the army for the year ending June thir-
tieth. eighteen hundred and seventy"
approved March third. eighteen hundred
and sixty
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
sixth section of an act entitled IAN act
making appropriations for the support of
the army for the year ending J une thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy" approved
March third, eighteen hundred and sixty
nine, is so far modified as to authorize and
permit the President of the United States
to nominate, and by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate to appoint. one
assistant adjutant general, with the rank,
pay and emoluments OF a major in the said
department.
Approved March B. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
They Met by Chance.

The President met Susan b. Anthony by
accident on the avenue yesterday, with an
other member of her suffrage convention
and quite conversation took place. AT
length the President asked Miss Anthony il
there was anything he could do for her.
Miss Anthony replied she thought his re.
quest came pretty late. She had stumped
New York State for the President in the
last election, and then on trying to vote for
him some of his officers had arrested and
put her in iail She was now at large with
out help, and she did not know what there
was left to do. but if the President was
really in earnest in desiring to do some
thing for her he might please nominate
Mrs. Cady Stanton for Chief Justice. The
President laughed and said he would think
the matter over, and continued his walk
Washington Correspondent 81. Louis Demo
crat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
GENERAL NArURE-Te. ISL

An act restoring Captain Alonzo j. Marsh
to his position in the army, and that he
be honorably mustered out of the service
as Of the date Of the mastering out of his
regiment.
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of War be, and he is hereby au-
thorized and directed to restore Alonzo J.
Marsh, late captain Of company II,
eleventh regiment veteran reserve corps,
to his position as such captain, and grant
him an honorable muster out az of the date
on which he was dismissed, 10 wit. on
March seventh. eighteen hundred aud sixty
five.
Approved March 3. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
Approved March 3. 1873.
GENERAL NATURE-No. .9l

An act TO create port OF delivery az La
Crosse, in Wisconsin, and tc provide Tor
surveyor of customs thereat.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That La
Crosse, IN the county Of La Crosse: and
State Of Wisconsin, be, and is hereby. con-
stituted port of delivery within the col.
lection district of New Orleans; and there
shall be appointed surveyor Of customs
for said port. who shall perform the duties
of such office and receive the compensation
of not exceeding twelve hundred dollars
per annum as salary.
Approved March 3. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
AUCTION SALES.
BY D. E. Morphy.
REAL ESTATE.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN PIOUE,

by ID. +. MOKPHY-A. z. MORPHY, AUG
!, dloneer-Will be sold or SATURDAY, February
~, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ, in the Merchants
tween Cusfomhouse and Canal streets, as per
order No &c, sos of the Hon. A. L. Tssot, Judge of
dated January u, 1864
g.. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
parish of Jefferson in this state, designated hv
the No. II. OF square No. 20, which is Comprised
WITHIN Soniat. Dufossat, Camp and Magazine
streets, and which lot measures 30 feet inches
'front.' on Sonia: street, or less by l25 feet in
depth, between parallel lines, all American meas.
ure; Iogether with all the rights, ways, buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms-Cash on the spot
ACTS OF sale before a. s. Beck, notary public az
the expense Of the purchaser. -
ia22 ft2 20 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22

III VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE To
- an order of sale rendered December % 1874
ana 1I 70 me directed By the honorable the Second
Dristrct Court. for the parish of Orleans. in The
aoove entitled matter, will proceed to sell at NH
NC auction at the Merchants and AuctjoneersP ~.
chAnge, Royal street between Canal and Cnstc,.
mouse streets in the Second District of this citv.
On SATURDAY January 81, 1874, at twelve o'cIncSs
r. for account of said succession the folouina
described property to wit WV ioio"ihs
cEhIAiN PIECE OR PORTION OF GRouyn
ttfSgether with the buildings and improve sntss
-; suated 10 the Third District Of this civ
Koys and pslphne or Cotton Press streets and
nn. hmndId SIX feet front Dauphiae street.
bmndraa @ iset in width the FEAR line one
IN % and ntty nine feet eleven in ches ten ines
street IA On the side line toward ST. Ferdinand
i"cha .no one hundred aud thirty nine feet eisusn
~ Cotto oen lines on the side line toward Delnbine
Sistsnc LESS street, thence at right angles Inc
NJ CStt q lorty four feet toward sad 1s,nb;ne
f,rtH lress street, from which point IL aas .
T.rm ueRtn OF twenty feet to the rear line
Ae'"s-eash On the spot. 0
se"'au Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,