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By Virtue OF deed or trust to Daniel L. Eaton
andmyseM duly recorded In liogr No, 90, folio -
oneSf the land iscords Tor wasblngten count. n
the pist.ist 81 Gosmsia and q ths eess o. the
tI ss af' d faons he p. as
pril II. ls74 at l;s0 O'Clock p. m. the folloEing
described real estate, situate In the City OF WAshng
ton. D. e. 70 Wit; Lot rumbered ok, II square
numbered ~ nss 9undss1 snS S
Z s s1S
along he line Of Soqrh & street ops hundred eioj
feet thence In sfraig Line At angles 70 SAID
X street sQnth one hundfad and fsyentssn and one
shs1s; 1S;ss one ,EsaaEsd spa ssyspsssH and one
Terins 70 III can ia shS b isn es a. fwaye and
twenty month"; FOR NhIeh the notes Of the puf
Sei oa 49, sd az rs s.
s:sSs e g m sas p
terms q ssis srs mol con bitd VITA In seven dsyi
amer sAe the reYerves the night 70 resell the
property q fheTsk and cost Of the tsfsuitlnE pur
ch.ssr sssr avs dsys, u soms one e
G. GEORGE w: sTi0kNEYs
apefhsTu&ds ------..-s-s = Surviving trustee.
ns-THE. kBovE SALE IS PosTPoSED on
scsouut o. the weather until FRIDAY April q
is74' same hour aud g gsssser W. srroKxEY.
spis-srsTh&ds ~ ! 10y 's-- 1855
ss.THE ABoyE SALE IS rosTPoEED UN,.
place. }GE0Rsz w, sTlcKEEY, Z
49,. J.T.coLDSwEEaL. sil ssa
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s dg! 4. EbsSSssass' trust.
RYEDwIN 2, swEEE, - = :
So. sn Seventh street, oppcsi.s o. s. Post once.
FRAIA pWELLIEa, WITH pACK BUILp-
Ms sEFwHHS Sab e r MEksS Sc kTE

No. an Seventh street, opposite U. D. Post once.
TEgsf h sALE os NEAT Two.sT9Ey
EHs; sEEgW EE5S,sS Sabs TfsrREHFss sokFH,
e fsss ~ sse %
scs q sna es q Ss S q party
s 81 ssE b RsSbfi sasaSa Z
n ss9 q SisSSs e
wss. s.sorSsS su ass o.
sasi sissf seS
TaSnSs 70 IssA
Terms; 90. win 10 per cent Interest from sep
e s s%ess
yhioh lhs notss Of the purchaser bearing Interest
0 s Sss q s. ~ ss s
qnired e deposit a iimeo Of ssls Allconysy:neng
pIsS With a ss,ss DARE tss srasiss. rs:sIvs ne
Rsnt II some one 6r Pors nswspapeis pablished In
. sH fssfESsaSH e. u sf EfsEhs' sr-..s....
H THE ABOVE SALE Is FASHIONED UN-
pia s sksfsakb II. t isI sr soaa ana
HTHE ABoyEsALEIsPo sTPoSEDUNTIL
% BR4iSxFD II. wAREER, ! In, r.a -
GEORGE W. srICKNEH 5A''
soys sam = RSisEbSSsP
%, 1874, same hour and place: - - t'ifl's
es6SRhSGHHiWE. ssrIckSf Iru'tse'.
ap2s-d - - z. .. SWEET, Auet.
DY B. m. WAUNER, - /
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer..
Federal Buildings. eoSnsr seventh and sts.f'W.
FRQsTEEss sALEoE vkLukBLE IaPloyzp
kks hSb s5Es5FFFFE E Msa II szSE TTlESk NORTH
y zssi dns q adsa n Es We ny e
one o. Che fsud records for Washington colntyt N
the District or Coumbis and % The Eequsst Of the
party secured thereby We Win Ell, a pgp,,e Nc
sss sass. sissssg IN n. city 81 Ws.Einsios
District Of coiumhia, 70 witt Al that Pike. Or
parcel of. sround. KNOW and desigraEsd IS LSt
sr.Ss q @ y she. haTed and
meni sssd-brick sffonf dwelling with bay Win !
das 3, n , sonPistes
snaam fss April d, wa 70 Oar RI sale, and =.
Twelve nonihs, Tor which the potes Of shs prr-
ehsser eearing interest ffcm The day Of sale, ana
g sspos 81 VI VII e CO.
ths purchaser. IL tsrms 81 sale are not compiied
with In seyen days, the trustees reserve the light
asaf'sAs f15lsassss s1 bob ss rs.y ,ass..s
spa-wrlsas I. q. eo is Nj IL SALESMAN.
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'Br :; SWEET Tn, A., !. ,n :,
al Seventh street, opp. United States Posi- Once.
rEg gs pasAshzs Eve S hTfafEEETSXS anD
INy9ss 1N THE EkssFE s{r hs 81 yERhg1AI

aiseyenih street. OPP. United States PSss once.
rRgsTEgEs, SALE OF TWO Q NEAT TWO STORY
H NySns r. THS SfsE iDE s6 Sc yEhhhEyATg
/ NoRTHWEsT. ar ATGTfoN. -.
e lr rso ssses e fs:
g IS candle q g a.
s % se apra 6 e
situate "a the city % #ashlnsto p: G., known
:sS @ L R ss H ss
ia5 & n.Ss. & Y. s rs az s
sy at.o-story frame dwelling sith one-stOfy back
Terms: $500, with 10 per cent interest from Au-
months, for which the notes o. tie purchaser or
S s sas q sas
Be taken; tloo on each house wIif be required as
;ss s mot sss@Isd
with N seven days the tsnitses reserve the right 20
ss ssi r ss ssa sa 81; g
veftlyeia9nt In some one or more newspapers pub
iishsd In wssiRe4IIissGSnR ib5tY p chNER, ,y,.
GE9RGE w. srfoksEr,
SIZE As9yE SALE u; e p Eos US;
place shSksf y. asiT MAkSlks rra.iss.
4 Ij + pos RosTAR sos Until
40, GEORGE W sTioksET. ) trustees
&seya :a nm 7; rEs s Ss
: i sESSsf Y. F%Assys sr-e.,..
ap2s-d ss-...-, = E. y. sW EEr. Auet.
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AUCTION SALES.


- Anetioneer end kssi Esssss BROKERS,
TN ;iSs saissssA Eleventh st.
vALuABLE iMpRovFD PRoPrRry ON IN :
Mis- MEsE siBH 81 fsta56EEt asS
!; e ri s ssl ]. MODS; 4R:!l q
s5:ss sss ss .6s ss5 S:.E
= 5sa ssss ssa !. ne prop
sH X sasSssa e T2; FAX sld IA
Cqnyey.neIlg As purchaser's pesE poo down 1t
time ofs sale. rerns nsds snoyY 4 NE -, -
RY TH0HA8 y. WAGGAMAM,.- 4 -
y Red Estate kuctsqpeer, SO Seventh street.
sss: ssss & "a: :; sf :sSs; Has
and rseordsd 70 the Esnd rseotds Of N.shihgton
d "a s &. s:si l. n q 8
ea1i: .ss.ssz .t e ss g: sS T sg
q -
q; ssa 81 & ass:
srs ?, ds
I.Ins % aIs pts:eris.d D DE deed Of trust are
% so q a
& BoIts 4 e. S me
Dssgssty Si,I = rsssi.sa oas ssadssa ds!I.T. e:
:: ne s sss 81 u: e 81: vel,
= e
y. B. WILSON, = Trustees.
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apps (Chroniclel . AuctloneerI
RY HOLDEN SPENCE q Co., - :
IL Real Estate Brokers and Auetioneers,
No. 6S PennsYlyania avenue.

81 ylrtas "a ICED q trust . dsted April %
the laud records for the comfy af Washingion and
siEses On g shs RsSsy p.i 81 ssid debt
pau % lot humber one d Il .aasr re aAsmSsrea
the same forty-fve feet north from the soufhesst
corner or sid lot and rurning thence north along
Ninety -uine fset nine inches, thence south my
get thence east ninety fest nine inches. to
thereon, consisting % large frame Building.
eSs With ten per cent. mi erest from April = hi
costs o. protests and OF sale Of which eto must be
Immediately paid after SALE and the bslauee In six.
twelve and eighteen months Sftsr day OF sale, with
interest secured BY deed Of trust: and II the fall
terms are not complied with In ten days thereafter
ne preper VIII Be re-soid st the rilk and cost or
All the cost u deeds ana recording to be at the
expense Of the purchaser.
The property win Be sold subject to 9 prior deed
5000 80 SSnEs gAnp, Trustee.
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DYE. III. WARMER, FI7I.I-tif -,
- Real Estate Broker and AuctiQneer
Federal Buildings, cor. Seventh and SITS. n. W.
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DY LATIMER q CLEARY, % 60.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvanis ayenue and Eisv
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DY WORMLEY q JOHNSON,
u Aucti oneers and Real Estate Brokers,
IsllH Pennsylvania avenue.
s. EyA7tE2aA4R aEEa Eh9f EE6

s4ffESs sSSFaStjE7 fsb
I S:s;
r nnS Z sn q
Icriss sEs AZ
s RsTs
M es
south street. on aid south streets and running
III iass. Sssss Ss.s g.. issS. sSsnSs .satS
~ s9s s.t s ps e hs Sas g.
the seuthess corner Seventeenth street east and
;Sss assssss 3 ST. a: s
thence east % beet 30 the beginning.
ma. s sua q Z gss 81 IN
cashi baisaee IN six and Twelve months, 70 be .e-
Se n e %
sale, Al eonvsyanelng .t cot of purch.ser. n
% Siis sss
rs ssSsaS
.n,s... 2s's,y gs, E5SsS:s;,
ID Reai Estate Auctioneer and Broker,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE og s9gARE 9F ,sRoyE2,
VEST AND CANAL sTREET, AT TtTfQG.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated May Q, A. D.,
the lapd records for washington county, In the
district Of Columbia, and sf ths request Of the
j Gsss y 8. P;smi,ss - fRiD%S. A 1Si
re. q: & .sss4s
unSssS sad s
Terms Ons half cash, balance ct SIX and twelve
months for Which The note: Of the purchaser,
ssksn. dspsas 81 sSo Vii iip 6 ssGairea On s
cost. n terms of ssis .rs not co1plliS VIII
II seven Gays sses sale, the trustees re,erye the
the dsnaisns pnrcissef, shsr dvs days sdssrtlse-
ment N s2TS ose Or nofs nsyspapsr published In
ne =. : Z fa sha4s9aa r...'....
ape-rhsTukds
H@THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON
account OF the wsathss until FRIDAY, April n,
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s HSSfsaE Il. u sf EHssSHs' srr..s....

s-FHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL WEDNESDAY, April 2 1874 .sms hour and
place. BRAINARD II: WARNER, lTrus,ees.
SE0RsB w. sTIckNEr,
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a. THE ABOVE sALEn POSTPONED UN-
TIL "WEDNESDAY, April n 1874 same hour aud
place. BRAINARDH. WARNER, l,rxustasz
GEORGE w. sTIckSEY, Ate'sses'
~THE SALE Is Po5TPoNED UNTIL
SATURDAY, April IS, 1874, same hour and place.
BRAlEAkp 4. RAgNER, lTrustee..
GEoRaE W. sTIcKNEY, Jhlus'ees'
ap2a-d&ds .. l1-I-E q. -.I-
HT THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the weather until THURSDAY, April
%, 1874. same hour aud place. L.----r : : n
= : RRAINARg i: WARNER, lrru,.ee.
apes-d - %. Z. J. SWEET. Auet.
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BRziNxRDH II. WARNER, 4 g-....--.-
GEORGE w. srICKHEY, Sss'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
HrSl1 S = sTlRTI. 10 Bsr..op.-P.o o. Dept.
TM p1His Co.. sSssGa IN sGs
s,x, Il = PIIkSn H..sey.. Ph,la. Ala, ase'sw.
EIT0ENEYs;;AIT;L:A41WsL;, ,a,ss M 5 ,,,..,
MRf ga fSsISsoIL, g Lave, ali
EEesSEa EA ~ gsses 1ssi isS avenue
KENT NLALL, "a d 81, OPP; City He,l
6oEBf B j. MS1fA Ii y y street. e'' n0r'
z. VooKnLEs, aoS est..opr, Pssent 0m 1ss
6: II. shtSpRhs, Is q! Inst St. BET b and T. on.
SEo " RTIs st sS Ss q otsry c0a
es KsATyT g 2 os p ave- "a sIs is sS, 81 q.
WH' MAcHTII1inS New YORK Home Made Rrsa<
and Pie Bakery, as 18th street northwest
BANKS NDIANKERs.
PSy spcr cent; on en- Deposts Pay OF - Arla'
GIFTS siSiss S5srR SS sosnsa
ga. m. TO Ip. IN. Saturdays, open from @'o sp'
m. for DEPOSITS y eng; AND Trust CoNIAxI,
BANKING House l GTs; SPp; u IS in,erssi
ury. Al prOnts paid 70 Ge ePpnnma Interest %
.Rs Tgs ss Cd pom month
9Een from ssa e. @i 70 only = rom SO o
TIsBGGELow, IOS It'll St., oRPosi1e re.shs o~S
~
ruyn6-R1ssiIS BATHS. SOC z street, near sth.
RrIIcHANGERs,L KsMETHS, tke.
FIRED FrscnEB, ele sth St., bet. r and Z. *
BILL POSTE1tS, &c.
L. MoxLEY. 6s 10th st. n. W., the only one In eiu'
BLEACHERS.
A.TWHITIEs,s straw h t and BIT bleaeher, "a Paw
BOOK BINDERIES.
WIN. II. SALLEY. s. ". cor. 9th and sts.
BOOKSTORES.
PHIIP & SoLoHoNs' Metropolitan Bookstore, 81
Pa. ave, bet. eth and lOth Sc; CopStsntlI on D,
plain and fancy stationery: Gard platei, - q
bone, and wedding inYitations engraysd n
safioIis received as soon as issued. . - (. :
wARREN CHoArE 3 Co., hrst-class BOON "a, an =,
D. A. BRosNAN (Cs thOic. vs. ST., bet ssh . lsth
BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
II. BURNS. & Co., sosPennA. avenue, near 9th ST.
Ao SSIp Iissee Bows 81 ahs ehfiseh o"'
DIN FURLoEG, 2ls "a 81. Makes 10 order.
BOWLIRGSALO0NS. EsE =. '--.
CHAs. G. EcKLoFF. l2is ST., bet, 18th and 18th.
S.I5oN1f BrSSs Wosfs, sfs, sis and 20 18Th st.
NV: Tnos EonerTflle. Manufacturer OF ali
f ffes S Sssd me
Supplies, &e,, eonstanty on hapa; ,o- ,o,n.
WE P PSSsds4s ana f fG osinS dil
BITTER. EGGS, CHEESE, ne. ~
General Commission Merchant.
CABINET SHOPS.
WIN. WALTER. $50 street, nearloth.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
BRUsT PUHPHHET, Stair Builders, cor. Cd aad
G streets, near Patent once.
cs arp and B1iidsr and General Contractor.
CARPETISGs; oILCLOTHS, sc.
Importers and DeAlears In carpets andhoasefsr
C. o. D. 6ERrET Horsr. so4 Tth St., bet, land K.
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, JULY 5. 1874

this river is situated the royal chateau of
Bellevue, now the residence of the Duke OF
Mecklenburg. The lakes in the Thiergar-
ten are the scene of fine skating parties in
winter and yachters in summer.
The royal gardens are beautifully ar
ranged and at an enormous cost, but Tar
pleasanter and more interesting from the
romances connected with it is the palace
garden in Charlotte1burg, site where
Sophia Charlotte, wife of Frederick l.,
founded residence during the seventeenth
century. 1t lies on the Berlin and Spandan
roads, and surrounds the barracks. This
palace is covered with handsome dome
and t1anked with wings. At the entrance
to the court are statues of the BOrghe sc
Gladiator in bronze. The pleasant garden
Is entered from the west wing Of the palace.
There is highly cultivated orange grove,
where the nightingale and other birds have
their homes. This requires the most ex-
pensive and tender care, and it's naturalness
and exquisite beauty are wonderful-one
might we'll here dream himself in south
ern land. Following an avenue Of pines
after leaving the orange bower you reach
the mausoleum where Queen Louise and
| her husband, Frederick William Ill, re-
pose. The tomb shows the mastery hand
of Rauch The recumbenr figures of the
| illustrious pair, executed in marble. are
strikingly impressive. At the sides are
| beautiful candelabra, one with the Three
Fates," by Rauch and the other with the
Three Hore,' by Tieck. The splendid
crucifx was executed by Achtermann, at
| Rome.
The hear: of Frederick William ~. is
here placed at the feet Of his parents in a
| marble casket. Divine service is celebrated
| here on the anniversaries of their deaths.
| This garden contains spacious palm house
of great beauty, and is stocked with the
| finest flowers. One flesh colored rose OF
delicious odor and perfect appearance ex.
| cites great attention by its remarkable
! growth, and is said to have been planted
| by the hand Of Queen Louise.
At the moment the Grand Duke of Baden
with his wife are paying visit to Emperor
William. Bismarck is indeed i'll; much Of
his business has been transferred to Other
ministers of State, and he took his leave
| day before yesterday for Vanzin, one OF his
private estates in a retired part of the
country. The Emperor made him pro
| longed visit at his home before his de
psrture.
TIE Emperor and family leave for Ems
on the Rhine the fifteenth of this mo NJ b
Extensive preparation are being made
| Emperors Alexander II. of Russ ia and
Franz Joseph l. of Austria will meet him a
Ems by special appointment. There is NJ
political reason, i. is stated, but wholly fol
the pleasure of spending the summer
months together
| Yours, LEAH
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The SeaInen,s Bethel.

As showing The workings, achievements
and necessities of the institution in our
midst known as the Seamen's Bethel, we
publish below the semiannual report OF
Chaplain Pease, a man who is unriring in
his efforts for the good cause in which he
labors: as-.s
NEW ORLEANS. La, July l, 1874.
Both custom and courtesy require few
words from ne at this tune. Anew present
many thanks to the prOprierors Of the city
press, for sending their daily issues TO the
Sailors Reading Room free Of charge, and
respectfully solicit continuance of their
appreciated tavocs. In all our departments
OF labor-reading room, bethel meetings,
temperance meetings, Mission Sabbath
school, etc.-we have not only been entirely
successful, but as whole have never been
90 prosperous during any Of the seven
years in which I have been resident OF
the city.
! Our reading room has commonly had
from twenty to forty visitors at time,
making in all from iO0 TO 200 visitors per
| day throughout the season. More than
thousand letters have been written from
thence to friends during the past year
About $50 men have signed the temperance
pledge during the same period.
Our religious meetings, which have been
| held on nearly every evening of the week
| have never been better attended, or had
| more manifest tokens Of the presence and
| blessing of God and of good to the souls OF
men. The rowdyism which formerly at
times required the presence of the police.
| has disappeared, and both Catholic and
Protestants find their way hi.her and all
receive a brothers welcome.
Allow me to Saw anew, to the business
men Of the city, there is one thing which
we greatly need. It has long been needed,
and SO far as sailors are concerned, it is the
great need, above every other. viz: A
Sailors Home, with larger and more attrac-
tive quarters for our assemblings. We need
place, not for the men of any one nation
exclusively-however deserving they may
be, or however Urgent may have their
fields, but for these OF every nation, for
they are equally needy, and their claims
upon US are the same And what enter
prise more deserving, more remuneraive,
more God-like, can be found than for the
men Of different nationalities of the city to
unite in supplying coiumon urgent need,
for these common carriers of the world e
commerce to whom we are so largely IN
debted for all our necessaries and luxuries;
who will bear hand in this enterprise :
L. H. PEASE, Seamen's Chaplain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
Death oil Henry T. Warrington.

The formal announcement Of the death
Of this most excellent young gentlemen ap-
peared in the papers yesterday morning.
He died at the residence of his brother-in-
law, Colonel j. w. Fairfax, after verv
long and painful illness, during which
nothing that the mos. devoted affection Of
relatives and friends or professional skill
could afford was wanting. About six
months ago he developed symptoms of an
abscess, which impaired his health and
created uneasiness in the minds of his at
tending physicians, who were unable to
check its progress. A surgical operation
was finally decided upon, after consulta-
ton and mature deliberation, more, how
ever as forlorn hope than from any con-
fidence in success. He rallied for tine,
but finally began gradually to sink away,
until Friday evening, when death kindly
released him from his bodily sutecings.
During all the time Of his protracted suf.
ferings he has been anxiously. affection
ately attended and watched over by his
sister, Mrs. Fairfax, and his brother
Warner, VINO have been his almost con-
slant attendants by night and day. His
funeral will take place from the residence
of Colonel Fairfax this morning at nine
o'clock.
The evening Pcoyune contained the fol-
lowing instructive and graceful tribute 10
the memory of the deceased:
1t seems but Yesterday that we regret
fully paid tribute TO the virtues of our
trusted friend and attache, the late John
S. Washington. To day his son claims
mOurnful record at our hands.
Mr.. Henry T. Washington departed this
life on Friday evening. after a painful and
lingering illness of seven months, cut off in
the vigOr of manhood and in the midst OF
a career of usefulness. The deceased gen.
tleman commenced life IN the counting
room of this office, and soon commanded
confidence by his industry, faithfulness
and aptitude Going out from this en-
ploylnent to other pursuits the same fine
qualities readily commended him to the
consideration of those whom he served
On the breaking out Of the recent civil
war. Mr.. Washington became soldier OF
the Southern Contederacy, which he served
with honor and fidelity. Since the war,
the deceased obtained and retained TO the
day of his death position in the office OF
MI Alfred MoultOn.
We dare not intrude into the domestic
circle which has been bereaved the cold
commonplaces of coincidence. To that
mourning household we can but offer sin
cere sympathy. To the friends of dead
Henry T. Washington we may speak of the
virtues which commanded their esteen-ol
his manliness of character. his generous.
frank nature, his high principle: his iaitn
fulness to his friends, his tilial loyalty. He
has gone to his rest. May he be held IL
atiectiOnate memory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
Il 1t n Valuable AccessiOnf

The following is from the Franklin'n 'n-
terprise of the second instant:
James &. Parkerson and WilliamO
Chambers have come into the true ,h-
tical church. They have Joined the Wte
League. discovered their connection 18th
the Radical negro party, and cOm0ut
boldly on the side Of their white frlGs.
This we regard as significant. Use
gentlemen, satisfied that the Intolerce
and prescription of the negroes Wild
precipitate the total and hopeless ru OF
The country; despairing Of teaching em
the simplest lessons of good governnnt,
and feeling it to be the duty of every pite
man TO fall into line with the squaHns
that are marshalling their forces to aack
the corps d Atique, already in line ppar-
a,ory 70 another incursiOn into the nlte
territory. signed the list of White Lefrs,
and cast their fortunes with their kinand
color
We hail this accession as harbinr OF
success.
The same paper Of June Is, contah the
following:
Chambers is likewise known. ala
wag of the deepest dye, stepped the
villainv. corruption and depravity bis
nature. he dares TO thrust himself up the
people of this parish as an office hold. a
political blackleg by nature, snlkin
1rickster by birth, and by the mey. y
Cog an uncompromisiDg idiot, false,o hl'
friends aud true to nothing save his bach
erous nature aud black and vinctlv'
| heart. he is now seeking the nOminauh to
| parish judge.
Taking the Enterprises word for iuf th'
| League has anything To be proud OF thl
| conquest, we Can afford to let them i've II
| and welcome. .F ILL.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
REWARDS.

coz REWARD-sTOl;EN- The
~-,D subscriber on Wednesday night Ncvem-
brr 70, 1878 in his dwelling. Robertson street,
between trenchmep and Union streets, Leather
yate papers. and particularly the promssory notes
hereinafter described, and beongn to him, to W.T.:
/. Anote for F200O drawn by james Wood to his
own order and by him indorsed dated November
20 1873 payable year after date, and signed ne
vaIietur by c J. Fou!On, notary.
3 note for $40, drawn by II. Pedarre, 10 ms
own order and by him indorsed, dated October 20,
1878 PAYABLE one year after date, and signed ne
var etur by Fouon, notary.
). note for 200, subscribed Adolphe Lesprt,
70 hs own order and by him Indorsed, dated Octo.
Dor % 1873, payable year after date and signed
lie varietur.
The pubic is warned not to negotiate the notes
and documents hereinbefore described, the same
having been stolen from the undersigned
II ivl Is 3o' ALEXANDER GODEACX.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
Staub's Cheap News stand,

We have frequently called the athtion
of our readers to the cheap news dpart-
1nent at Goldthwaite's bookstore, b. 60
Canal street, and can scarcely say touuch
in favor OF Mr.. Charles Staub, the nter-
prising young man having it in charf. He
has, by his own efforts worked coplere
revolution in the news business of oucity,
in furnishing full supply Of currenread-
ing matter at cheaper rates than her'otore
known. On his counters will be fond g
complete assortment Of the pri ncipaWest
err and New York daily papers, ANAL o.
the favorite weeklies and illustrate Jour
mails, and for more solid reading heas th'
various magazines. These publicaths arr
always received by first mail, aMread,
for immediate sale. We can recOmen'
Staub and his news stand as wideawak
young man and the place for fret new
and light reading.