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and s:so 2: m. connect a Odenion with trains for
IssiSs sir,vlns.s Warrington, at ,o.ss a. m. and
r G1..f as and 4 - y sh train. leaving
Fsssensers issvinS ihen orders a Ticket oaee,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES,

Scaled ,ro, Loy.sy z, ~, Dess%bes 2 MA
ssRess ~ ss Tses,'f
for furnishing ,s: for the use Of The United statei
.Sisss s:sif;L :; s
q ia
80 barrels "A No. extra family Flour, - barrels
Is barrels fancy Flour, barrels FUN besdlined,
~ Pounds prime navy or medium beans in bar
sIs pounds prime Carolina rice. IN barrels, fun
Ssii pounds prime Rio coffee, in sacks.
y pounds OoIosg tea, in 10. pound eaddies. :
100 Pounds'gunpSwder tea, in l0-pound csddles. :
lS ~ pounds sugar, equal I'm quality TO- stewart's
q s.iIons pure cider or whisky vinegar, in bar.
Se 70 have 1Is neGR
pound. best qua;..ys star candles, ss,fn boxes,
IiS peands best quality family sosp. IN boxes,
8 Pound. Of salt, elea. and AZ, In barrels.
s sr.: H .ss Tin
81: ssif. x sse
81 pound: prime ID dde sss:as 5:v. eosss, In
e. ss..A. sr.n.asted- sss.r. !. barrels, sound
q s.ilS. ss.ie. grup, in one s.iIos TN cans.
- eSssa. ysa:s SssasRe sns.asls g s.e.qssrs
ISSPo9ads P.fs 80 -. 10 vsssss ssekess o.
q Rs.ls I q , s e SSass; : "a.
n CT n p:sisls g g ncl.1s 81 price Of
u ~ aor aiss;sss sssssiss must .. ON ..p..
~ $ e, se.n he ssiins.y .ay.r.l..A may be
g e Sc a
snss Sos; plank forms ~ Ssssses ,niSFm:-
cs|en .sI9 sss g. falesa:ins "a S.p
eommissary, n Main street. jas5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28

Is the only domestic Ale sold BY the leading hotels
that no other domestic ale equals 1t either In
strength o. flavor. Iamilies supplied with half
Or quarter 3 eeIIsis md f.sests leaned BY Palmer
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b-31 - AT HHlLDauH'a,
4oeseyenth strsst northwest,
Ladfes' Nooby Button 0aitsfa,
Wnlt9, M md 4lps Slipa
q ShEPS1S1ols % order:

9eovHis nstalns vSefAsf stslp, The ehsapeae
Ss 81 ss. Val 49, - e, sye.d s.:.ss M
oent. The only pl1o6 IN the city whero yea "a
~ window ahsdss f6r q, with Axtufss se1Dlste.
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C0-OPERATDM.

Observation-Disclosures
At the. annssf Meeting Of a. Departmental
Relief Assocsstion, held MONDAY night, the fol-
lowing ofacers were elected: PDSstdent, John W.
Heeg; vice psssident, A. X. Sgatl; treasurer and
secretary, E .. Fletcher.
Tho following gentlemen tsrs elected % the
board Of dirvsiors: Samuel Z. EIaits, Navy De-
partment; A. X. Smith, Land 0E6ee: Henry Brad
shaw, Post Once Departments q. Il. Clifton,
Surgeon GeneralI Once; H. B. &oelton, Second
Auditors Omcs; 8. b Morse SIyth Auditors
Once; ]. W. CLARK. Third AnAtSor'e Once: J. 4.
Lots, Internal Revenue Bureau ]. d. Wilson,
Pension Once; N. Fsrree. R9ntstsf's one;
Francis Howard, Second ConpsSdter' Once; Il
E. Locke, Agricultural DepsrtHent; =. b. Tan
ner, War Department; A. q. Whiney, Coast Sur-
yey; w. +. 9apsn, QuArtermaster Generals
Ofhee; George Bertle, Department Of State; J.
X, Reddington, Sserstary's oti6e, Interior De
partment: I. q. Smart, Second Auditors Once;
Thomas Wilson, Adjutant Generals Once; u
Becker, Ordnance bufesu, War Department.
From the trcssurer's report II appeared that
years ago, t4,2oo have been Paid 70 tho heirs Of
bers who have resigned and havssecn discharged,
besides paying the salaries q thep secretary and
the treasurer and the expenses of looks printing,
&C., which were necessarily larpe In the earlier
days Of the association.
4 committee was appointed to dosfer with the
president Of the Civil Service Relief Ass0ciation,
similar organization, Cd the subject OF uniting
the two. a-.F.-5
Amor the election Of now meuSlers, nd hxine
the bonds Of the treasurer and eeOetary At d no.
he association adjourned.
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TAX BILLS
uLSseys pHrL1DEIpgI1 AIE

for special improvements and for sewerage set
tied 1t discount Of twenty Ave to thirty per
cent. BY the Rogers Bsnking Company, SIS Sew
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ZEAL KSTATE TRANSFEks.

Moses p. Rice ct ". to NJ 04lvia Meo3e,
parts lots and q square 7eAs 49,; Albert w.
Tyler 70 Lamar n. Tyler, lot 4 square III, u;
Catherine N. johnson to Jaesb A. walter, lot !,
Reiehsrt lot 81, squars ga ESQ; John Holroyd ct
NJ. to Thomas Weems, part LOT p, square SIS,
to Aaron Slaughter, lot v, square 81, e2so..
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-ToA PAINB RNsURRE0EKD.

:, LECTURE BY m. W., p. JAMESON.
Last night about one hundred ofth free-lovefs,
free tkinkrs lbsralIsss eparitsaItsts, I'D ssliahi
spftnkHsg 81 IsYsslitss assembled at Lycsum hall
TO hear the eulosy Of ". r. JamisSon IN thu
akbased Zhomas Rsi1s;f a, IA bit Of tine his.
tory" 100. n =, =
The speaker Was esdaverous looking man,
anything that would yield nve dollar 61fl, while
many Of his auditors were appreeisttye listeners
to his slang against ali glasses Of Chlistians Of
his lecture was remarkable. As may s. naturally
E:Slis y ssss.isf g. i@P.s;s!sa sh,s e: Tn
BE would substantially justify By the light q fsst
%o NJ s. 70 Ssss
Of his hsro which manifested . love Of liberty,
and then Willy Christisns for believing and
teaching that Tom Paine had gone p he'll. 3.
Paine that he was iitsrsfy NAH q sSlIlis. ~
4eskshas Coz he tsrseaess, persRasuity ard force
ssss.a s n h S;::s q g: Ss :s
nitted his high lit9asy abilities to . perniclous
Il: :.s:, - X !: s e. ssss s s M n:
::Tss o. s. aid much 3 pessP!tsss. the ne
in IT, Stcuhd By disvisf odicss ecnpssisons be-
tWs0 Rains cd 0enSrsh Weahin9ton, John
A1GnA Thsaas Jsfsfson md eehs3 q on sarly
81 :,:a 81 :;n e:
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1870 ysss ~ III tslsi.s c 49, e q
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!sse:s 81 VII : Al. s:.s y: =: sss s1SS az:
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANqEMENTlTWo DAILY
SkSh s HHTn3Hri f TEs1SSIs WeAfHMsSS,

I E:.Sc Wslhingtoa q ~. n. aaAl p n, and Al
exasir1Ia q S:n1. =. ard l:N 3. N. fnss teesbarg
SfrfSSaf Ha1ll16a q lls1 {. n. and - -. q
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and sE!iSs As1aal.ie e Ssis 9. 2. .saS:np p n,
e :: - !: 8: e s IN 6: e s: ws
isNtss 20 0Sle e.sias u hslsI.Os. Ard Pesc@s
ssTeSSs q Essliten vithoas sSsies 81 e;rs - -
rs Isl 8. q. Gil ffon Alexapdsb md mn p.
KeSl's6liy Inc 6 SSleAes - fSrcsa As, MA.
ersyfllo, 1eSTyvila an4 WlnehepRr.s Ala Vlth
daily S6r Aidie and EiddiebnEE. -
C0mmutssion tiekets, TIRE esnSs Isr Ne:
au1optf - 0enAral Tickst Aren't.
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VALUABLE SECONDHAND BOOKS,
from public sales and private libraries, IN good
clean condition, and at low prices at
ANeLiM's Antiquarian Bookstore,
and Fifteenth streets, near the Trsasury.
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FEFp OUT OF THE COLD.

Go to SavAge's and get him to put his unrivaled
weathsr-strip on your windows and doors. Many
60 and do likewise. Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pennsyivania avenue and Tenth street.
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GREAT PENNsYLvAN1A ROUTE
. 10 TIE

NORTHWEST, SOUTH Ann sOUTHWrsr
On snd sfter December !, ma tfsins win lsave a
Wsshasston - 9. z. 1sla.ors....ss4 .. m
THE CHAT DJ6sLk-TRACK id ;Hi1S M
Wnn eleGant Scenery, pnlace Stste-fooU daT and
night ears with modern improvements.
we nIsrered miles saved 10 Western and Central
me 4:S.: A: Elmir. asiiy, except Monday; the
n: daily, esespi saS9sys Wet ana soasSw:.s; -
= o.'ss ExkB CONNECTIONS
thloren 43m ya.hlngton To 50. Lssis' Chse.@esnd
&c. 81 ~ ~ esn be procured e the oles,
corner g flxtf SfSess and rsnlsyiv.his arsnne,
Il fSSfjon Win Be g{vcn II al tlnes.
! ISSsnse1 nrocSfiie fickets ~ me- oGcS en-
: cemeR Fhi'ssa.sh - ~ WSasklsrics. D.6,
I'm. YOUNG, General EaSsenSer Agent, =
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Fourth Grand Gift Concert!
,sIn5 S.Hr,iir or nm .ca'sr
Public library Of kentucky.
- - = .-.-.tt - -.E-
OVER A MILLION M BANK II
.EaE9Ezs-drssf s.
-. 70 g. - -. = AND, r..r... .
----- .--.- .--sl..... ,..si 80 44a.H 500.
A FULL DRAWING ASSUlHDfsE
--s= - 10 : s:s-s--r - .-zIyI s..s..sHr.y
TUIDDAY, a1sI or HARGH NIxT.

Total, z CO gins, ali cash, smountng to q, saes1
The concert assl diserfbssioa o. gins win rod
lively and MneqatvoeallY take place the day ~
hxed, whether MI the Tickets are sold or not and
the y 900 gifts all paid In Proportion TO the number
oftickets sold. go - = 80" -
Whole tickets, so; halves, 50; tenths or eaese
coupon. D; II whole ttesyes fer D6oo;. 1x ticSets
for Moo; 10 Ehole tickets for &A0Oo; 81 whoiS
tickets fcr elocoo. No discount on les than I'D
THOMAS E. D1ANLEFER
Agent Psbhc Library Kentucky, ana n.,ase<,
Kentucky. 50 ll7o17 -, :, = 33i6eN1S1I
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MAS0NiC FEHPLE.
4 A ST MIG II T
N. wALJALpA r.IxE.L

,ne gsatest living estidIgIiate and teacher
we ceieoracd rroL: Hermann, we'll known n NM
SSs9atry MI. HRlKEIL., upon whom NE iitian
rrSieSs2r has bsep conferred by the Cad of RSe
asSfee o. several European universities has 61 II
psr.s3rming n Steinwsy Hall, New Yofi, and in
ton. - :. .~>0''''"s s"u sont4
,keserved seats sccurct at the store NesSS
M MsS.,eiott SCS.. fe4nsylvanis avenue, betvS6fr
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. AMUSkNENTE. Id


sTFEC fNETlTC go %
5as... AMEISENENEN I'd
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DAVID 6ARRICKt, Wvste- Hvro-. pon.-1~.
DAviD &zShiSK ss.i III Sonef H. And rsaysd
DIvib GARkick! Ia niFiafs, ~ - = =. A<s.e'"
Aftef wha-, = asss -,
!. DUNDREARY NXnRIKD AND sErfIKDt
BRNHyfT OF nS$Hrr,
N. $1,000
-. =. '..... .exS OunoseAfy~
MATINEE "A OVERWHELMINGLY = rpu-
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MONDAY NHN1-,ls.. a 4 nknrrA ,rr -,~~>
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RAILROADS..
RzIfIaoRE And 5iiio SzHsoaH

RA&1IMORE AND OHIO HH1bR0AH
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nm Ave WISH STHGi 4 CffYS f7feSS Ia:
5srs and Wsy Roints. 80 u.
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al Stihsos 81 s........: ss9l. m.
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1eltimora 3. -
Boston, New Yeskasd 1111dD "a Hx-
$3.50" - = .'. '~s-" -
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~EA-x p UDE0AY IxA6NA 80 =
Wy H0l11D-Atees NJ, md ],
Icr 1T; san,6,a 1910 IN and $40 n.
q. ,~--
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and = % - - ssS6.SH =. '
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and4f4HA - = -. =
.J68NINCHI1TER VIA MAIN LINE
FOR IREDEIlCK VIA MAIN LINE.
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p,d ~ RfY SfgRSH. THUksDAY, j..ssi{ u
Slystai fsisee, london, viii deliver lis eioqseS
lecture on the above subject; ats o'elock, with IL
charming sort rendered BY . full chorus Of fest&
voices. F1ek95 admitting gentleman and lady s6
mftek 10 PENNSYLVANIA ayenqs; Baliantync's
BOOB sfore, seventh street; or At the door. :
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publican Association will take place on Wednes-
day evening, January ., 1874, Ut Masonic Temple.
The committee have made extensive arrange
ments, and the decorations and music promise to
DO the Antst Of the season.
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Fer MeUxs VERNON.

The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hollings.
hsr esvsS peer fenn aud sniTs rentted by
FOOT OF eByBHRH 0rIIHf,x "a
DAILY (Saudaysexcep&cd) At ~. O'CLOCK TOD
.s. N0UNf VERNON. = 80 :.
lIns TOMB OF Washington, y and inlermedats Land.
.Asts ~. - Gen. sup't ssesnsr Arrow. 4
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AH0Oa.
H. H. WARNER

Do you want 1zso ooof Drop note to Thos. E.
Bramlette, Louisville, Ky, and ask him to send
you the circular Of the Kentucky Public Library.
II Will cost yol nothing to examine It
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Real Estate Broker apd Auctionecr, No. To Sew
enth street, will remove TO new Offices in Federal
buildings, corner Of F aad Seventh streets, on the
10th proximo.
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xuw rom srocx HxcHANa..

FarsfsAsdey Lssts yoAssea Co., Baaksrs, Heraoz
1k1Sf& Sf0n4. WoAAinGt0N.- 80 - = : :
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10RB0ATIONAL CHCRCH,.
-"4aE geo
FOURTH GRANDCONcERr,-
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY H..

No. 90 Seyenthst. between Dand z streets eliza
cs.,. ~, doors above Odd Fellows' ARii.I d = :,
Cnolcc Ou Paintipgs, EnSrayings, Chfomos, I'd
a. iso 6sfEest stock OF Papcrhangings, window
s1aoeS, Pictures Frames, Picture Cords and fas.
TERMS CASH. - =
Please remember Name and Number. ie2s-lys
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.REPORTERS-

ED-es you're. SesfFal fss; & !. (
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
Arrive ut Bruir cton nv 6 p 10.
Bond required with BID, 5000.

11I37 From West Point. by Shaklefcrt's Plain
view, and Wood Cos. Roafs, TO Glou-
cester q. II q miles AND back, X times
week
Leave West Point daily, except Sunday
Arrive at Gloucester &. H. BIZ I'm;
Leave Gloucester Z. ii. daily, except Sum
cay. 1T y IL;
Arrive at W.st FONT hy s m.
Bond required with bid, 81 zoo
1Il3s From Shakleford's by Drivers Shop,
Gienn's, and saiuds. 70 Ur bana p niles
and back three times q week.
Leave ShaklefGrd's Monday, Wednesday,
ard Friday at : m;
ArrIve at CTbara by l. IN;
Leave UTbara Monday, Wednesday, and
FRIDAY AT Dm;
Arrive at ShakIetord's by 6pm.
Bond required With bid, sic0.
1il29 From StevCnsville. nv Cartons Store, 10
New Prespecf, 10 r-iles and back, twice
s~eet.
LFsye Sieveusvilie Wednesday and Sat
urday IT 2 50 RI;
Arrive Al New Prospect by 20 pm
Leave New Prospect Wednesday and Sat
uIdsy at Il "a III;
Arrive At Steveneville by pm.
BOnd required With It'd, Sis0.
i1i4O From Fish Haul. by Lsnesvjlle. to King
William Q, IL, miles and back, three
times week.
Leave fish Haul Tuesday, Thursdsy, and
Saturday at4 I'm;
aTr4ht 81 hiHS "lIl3Iu u. ID DV u N.
Lave King William q. Ii. Tuesday,
Tbursdsy, and Saturday a. p III;
Arrive at Fish Hsnl ty4p II.
Bond required with bid, 500.
1r4I FROM Tunstars. hv New Kent C. H., Bar
lainsvi le. and Burnt q .iIn4ry. TO Will
lansbu!gh, 40 miles and back, twice q
week.
Leave Tunsta'is Tuesday and FridIy at
80 III.
Arrive a. WiIlamsburgh ny SPIN;
Ieave NilIisn-bufgh "Wednesday and
Saturday at , III;
Arrive 1T Iun>talls 10y 30 p IN.
Bond required with bid, $500.
1li42 From New Kent G.. H., by Providence
Forge and Charles C!ty q. H., to VIII
coX's wharf 22 miles and back, twice a
week.
Leave New Kent c. II. Wednesday and
Saturday at sam;
Arrive At WIlcOxs Wharf by L III;
Leave WiicoX's Wharf Wednesday and
Saturday at p ID;
Arrive at New Kent q. III by 8 p. m.
Bond required with bid, 240J.
HAS From Trevillisn's Depot, by Mansfield,
Twyman's Store, Orange Springs, Wood
folk ThOrDhill, Ellisville, and Mallory 3
Ford, to Trevillisn's Depot, equal to
II \ miles and back, twice week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

Leave ~srss~ Monday, wednssday and
Friday at m;
Arrive ~ nIn-.le hJ " IN;
Leave kinsal. Monday, Wednesday, AID
Friday a. m;
Arrive At arsax BY % m.
Bond required with BID, $500.
Ills From kirg George g. H.. by Shiloh.
Ps5ne's St1rr IA. o., AMI Rock Springs
IN O.. 70 leeis'o"n tn. o., % mile.
and back. twice = week
I.ave k'pg George =. II. Tuesday and
Saturday n: 6 an;
Arrive at Lssdstown BY l. ne;
Leave Leetstown Tuesday and Saturday
Arrive st King George C. II. by7pn;
Bond required with bid, 500.
lila Fem II srurs;ead to Fairharen IN. o., ID
miles Ard back, once week.
Leave Hampstead "Wednesday at q m;
Arrive AZ Far Haven by ~ III;
Leave Far Haven Wednesday =, p m,
Arrive 81 Hampstead by IN.
Bond reg ired vita bid, sljo.
111I5 From Heaths'ii:e to Burgess Store, 10
hi t. snf back, twtce q week
Leave He'thsvllie Wednesday and sasas-
Arrive a. Burgesa Store by iOam;
Leave Burgess Store Wednesca y and Sat-
rTGay at II h;
Arrive az HrathSyIl'e ty pm.
u Nc required With bid, 500.
1l1l6 From Milton Wharf 70 kinsaIs "a mile.
ana back, once ii week.
leave milton wharf SATURDAY at a n;
arrive ~ kinssie by l. III:
Leave kI1s4e SATURDAY AZ m:
Arrive at &litoa Wharf by 5 q m.
Bond required with bid, 500.
lIllI PROM Milton Wharf TO DavenpOrt's Store
tn o. 10 mics and back, once a week.
Leave Milton Wharf Saturday at ! a ID;
ArrIyH at Dav6DpOrt's Store by IL IT;
Leave Davenport : Store SATURDAY at pm;
Arrive at Milton Wharf by n m.
Bond required with bid, $3.50.
His FROM Millerhecs to Lively oaks, 10 miles
and back, Oacc A week.
Leave MiiIenbeck Saturday at y u:
SrrlVe ~ lively OAKS by . IN.
Leave Lively oaks Saturday at4 pm,
Arrive ~ hiilenbeCk by I N.
Bond repaired with bid, 500.
His From Guiuey's, by FHppo's, 20 Them
b1rgh. II miles and back, twice a week.
Leave GuiDey's ruesda Az and Frdsyat l2u
Arrive at Jhornburgh By pm;
Leave IhorDAurgh Tuesday and Friday at
sam;
Arrive at q niney's by Ii sm;
Bond required with bid, s20e.
lfl23 From Milford 70 Bowling Green, ~ miles
AMI back, six times a week
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-04
BY Sheriff Sarpy.
III: STATE OF LOUISIANA - PARISH OF
iLAcU EMiNES


THE STAT: OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF
pLAcU EMfNES.
MERCHANTS Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY
4ld Charles Case. Receiver Crescent CITY Ma
tlVnal Bank q! H.. C..eais. 80. sue. l.. &c
Lzard.
Second Judicial !'i5.ric. Cour: .: Louisiana
No. 2ii8.
DY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDI BNCE TO A
ID writof seizure and sale Ia directed BY the
honorable the Second judicial District Court, III
and for the parish OF PlaquemlneS, dated May ~,
1873 in the above entitled suit, have seized aud
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the City
Hotel Common street, between Camp and Maya
zine streets in the First District OF the city OF New
Orleans on SATURDAY, March u. 1874. at twelve
Clock NJ, the following described property. 20
wit .
Plantation situated in the parish OF Plaquemlnes.
in this State the Iht bank OF the Mlssls5 ppl
river about eighteen miles below the city OF New
Orleans measuring twenty-siX arpents front on
said river of which the ten lower arpentS have a
depth of eighty srpents, and the sixteen upper ar
penis a depth OF forty arpents. bounded on the
upper line by the plantation formerly belonging 70
Benjamin and Packwood and now 20 James e.
formerly belonging TO the heirs OF Urquhart, ana
now to John D. Johnson; together with the ouiId,
ings and Improvements engines. machinery and
apparatus stock, cattle, horses, mules, carts,
wagons farming utensils. tools and implements OF
husbandry and all appurteuances Of said planta-
ton.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions of Sale-Cash, TO pay the
sum of forty thousand dollars, with costs attor.
ney's fees, and corresponding terms OF credlt
to meet the payment Of one % .,
at eight per cent from said date, with attorney
| fees and costs
sherifrs office, Pointe-a la.Hache, February :
1874
feis mh32l . - 90 '.'1 4 2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-04
AUCTION SALES.
BY s. 0uiuau1t.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS BouGERK

DY 3. GuINAULT, AuCrioNERRIoFF1CE
ID corner of Exchange alley and Bienville street.
SATURDAY. March 81 1874, will be sold at twelve
O'clock NJ at the Merchants and Aucti0neers Ex-
change ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom
house streets by virtue OF an order from the hon
Charles dated February 8, 1874 the following prop
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Third District of this city Suburb MargnyD In the
souare bounded by Frenchmen, Dauphlns .(late
Greatmen) Burgundy Gate Craps ana s nvsian al,
Frenchmen street, by so feet in depth. together
with all tine buildings and improvements thereon
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in the Second
District of this city, in the square bounded
by Chartres Barracks. Royal and Espsnade
streets forming the corner of Chartres and Bar
rae ks measuring French measures 80 feet 'front.'
on Barracks street by depth of 81 feet and front
on Charities street, together with all the Drlck
buildings and impro vements thereon, cOnslstlnS Q,
two-story brick house, having on the grouna
floor three large rooms and cellar IN the
upper story four rooms. closet and gallery, wth
balcony fronting Chart res and Barracks streets;
twO-st .ry brick kitchen and four rooms, with cti
lars above and below, back priyies, paved Tafd,
waterworks etc The whole as per plans to Dc ex-
hibted at the Exchange.
Terms-Oneha cash and the balance at one and
two years credit for notes bearing mortgage ana
eight per cent interest per annum from date until
paid, in equal instailments, with the penal clause
that on failure to pay the first nstallment the Whole
to be due and eXgble with the usual clause reserv-
ing the vendors lien and privilege and special mort
gage on the property sold; five per cent attorneys
fees III case of suit, with the pac t OF non aenando
The building to be kept insured and the policies OF
insurance transferred to the holders of the notes.
Acts of sale before Charles F. Soniat, notary pub
lie, at the expense of the purchasers.
felt % mia IL Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-04
SUCCESSION OF MRS. CATHARINE zUS. WIDOW
OF JACQUES ARTZSER.

Is No, 81 Uamp street-On TUESDAY March l..
1874. at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold. at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, on st. Charles street,
between Common and Gravier streets, by virtue
of two orders of the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated August :.
1872 and February 10, l873-
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the build
ing and improvements thereon, situated in the
square bounded by Roman, Derbigny, Ursunes
and Hospital streets, measuring American meas
ure 81 feet inches c lines front on Roman street.
bv 81 feet inches in depth.
Terms-This being the second and last adj dica-
hon the above property will be sold to the last
and highest bidder, on credit of enc year the
purchaser to give bond, with good and solvent Sc,
TO hear EIGHT per cent interest from date until paid;
the buildings TO be insured and the policies trans
ferred: the purchaser 10 pay cash on the spot an
amount sufficient 20 pay the taxes. say about
$3.50.
Act of sale before Joseph Cohn. notary public; at
purchasers expense. NH IL