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reduced so that the largest dircOunt unde
any circumstances could not exceed one
third. 1t also recommends the abolition O
trade sales. The invitation which had beer
presented by Mr.. Aston to members of the
trade IN Boston and New York to meet in
convention at Put In Bay, Lake Erie, July
u, 1874, for the purpose of consulting on
matters of interest to the trade, was ex.
tended to the gentlemen present and
signed, and the meeting then adjourned.
Probabilities.
WAR DspARrnxSr,
once Chief Signal Officer
washington, June &c, 1874. 435 P. NJ
cloudy weather, with local rains east of the Mis-
sissippi river. south or west winds high temnera
tnre and slight change in the barometer.
River and Marine News.
80 SsuTz 1v Pass June rs, P. M.-Barometer
ship Morgan, at LEO p. NJ from Indianola via CT
xeston. to G. A. Whitney Co. Sailed-Steamships
PAss.AL'ogrKK, June 26. P. M.-wind west.
southwest, light; Arriyed-BaIk Agipcourt, vii.
hanson master thirty-si1 days from Pernambuco;
eisht days from Havana; American brig Star, Cook
master seven days from Cardenas. Sailed-Bark
r. j. Mcclellan and schooners Texana Witch of tine
Wave. Teresa G. and Lily of the valley. ~ 'AO
vicksBURG, June 26-Up-John Kyle at twelve
!ast night; W Mills. at 8 P. N. to-day. Down
sts .e a, S'' NJ Weather warm and cloudy River
MkAPHis June 26-The river has fallen two
clear and sultry. Arrved-Blla, from White river:
rarker, from Cincinnati. Departed last night
ousa ZOE Vlcksburg; this morning, Future City
riTTsBURG, June 26.-River two feet three inches
ana about stationary. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-River six feet two inches
and falling. Weather warm and shO~ery
EVANSVILLE, June 26-Weather clear and hot |
Sherlock, at 4P.M.
~ CAIRO, June 26..Arnved-Mary Houston, from
New Orleans. at II P. NJ; Commonwealth from
St Louis. at A. NJ; st. Genevieve, from ST. Lsuis.
at p N. Departed-Houston for Louisville, at
NJ; Commonwealth and shannon, for New Or.
leans, at A. NJ; ST. Genevieve, for vicksburg at |
!. r. NJ. River sixteen feet and falling Weather
, ST Louls, June 26.-Arrived-Yaeger from New |
orleans; City Of Vicksburg, frem vicksburg. No |
departures. River falling steadily. Weather clear
LOUISVILLE, June 26.-Up-Exporter, from New
,rieans 10 Cincinnati River stationary. Weather |
'ioudy and warm; heavy rains last night
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MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK June rs, Evening.-Co,ton c,oso,
receipt. 80 bales gross sl ss e; H ls lSe
,. ntuTes closed steady sales 20 200 bales as fol
August 10y s ssnk sse '4 Fly i ssS SIG
1890; for October II i eli 25asc; for NovemSs1
and December II l-asc. A''e" 'ei
Gl IS for winter red western. Corn T fass q
Coffee irmer; l8k 022hc for Rio Sugar firm ani
&c }or mos.sss 0se ioa fair to good lefning "
Vado; refined firm; SIC for extra clarified Wh;to
sn1 tor granIlated; loss 0iOac for crushed
R Rics quiet and steady. Taiow quiet, 81 asse
nOs,n hrmer So Is T1rpentne frmer. Soc. Pork
hrm llkc, Whisky steady, 99c Freig6ts tn I IiTl
erRool unchanged. '' " h'V'
The Posts financial article savs. Go,d ore,,o, .
1ll. and has since sold at iii nIIiI opened at
loans the rates have been Ian for carving. f fat
and " cent per annum for use H"'
In the foreign exchange market coumarc;oI h;,,
arg scarce. put the demand for remittances is
sma az. nominal al rates Of leading drawers are
at 81 87k "a s7as and 81 sO04 soS. eau 10 mad
cante yaoer s. On cal at 29s and prime mer
Tennessees 7s S;e nerve gsas s5y a vS ~ as 81,
Consolidated So deferred 10; Lousianas a0 ns. ~
81 aeyee skies 20 Fights 20 Alabama Fights 40
ainas s special tax south h0f Ca,o Garo
% new lSh; April and October 49,. -'''nA'
ehansed Four antI a zsnCetton quiet and I'M.
and nominal At 81 Is. Corn dull; mixed S3a Ssi
Oats dull At 4sd65c Pork and lard quiet and nu
sold ct SIC; clear rib Sc; freely offered no .aas
lear etea SssTs;loc Bacon steady; demand moder
1ap ,, @ ~ e.: Whisky-Demand fair and msrSet
81. LOUIS. June 2s.-Cotton ouiet and ,no,
Fieur lower to sell for all grades above sinrias
sSt vf n.y. tt ser doing 9boa1n
aaser No. mixed ssS asoc on tr y.i a. ~ Corn
yatoIs. Oats opened higher, closed dull and lover
,t s AZ NO 4sgale in elevators Whisky quiet
order trade. Lard unchanged A'n' oniy
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June &c, S p M-Cottop-sa,as .x | {
pands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable
lugust and september, Sasd sales Of Orleans {
arms and fabrics at Manchester quiet and un.
hanged al | j
FRANKFORT. June 26-Five-twenties of 1862 or | C
LONDON, June 26, Evening-C CALCUTTA nseed En.ss:
's %. Linseed oil f2902S 3s. Tallow 42s Sd. G
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4 GIFT CONCERT.
Lon>c~Nooo>oooo/>~ rSo1~~cS>oo>r>~>N<~
100000. -- -''-
SCHEN
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
C LIBRARY OF kEcN
JULY 81, 1874.

re Ic announcing the fifth and last oRe Public
Theoncerts given for the benefit manager
.icAsry Of Kentucky, the trusteesf onr v hfch
8 z with pride and pleasure to tcember l6,
ictIy been already given: the Ers third. July
the second. December 2, 1879
X ir3, and the fourth, March 81 mecial act of
der their cnarter, granSeu va87l, the trus-
} dnentucky Legislature, nNT IL, and ONLY
rad! are aMtnorizeo 10 give ~ money arising
9 MOhs giIt concerc WILL rs Library, Mu.
COON TINS nith ana last concot 10 be enlarged
XII endowed with fixed and desired "a will
D. me- Such an endowment fuS oniv the main.
AZURE beyond peradventure, 4; sb,nent hut its
ance of this magnificent
rnstant growth.
, rup p,pru c,FvSCERT
IL the purposes mentionen nsS as THE LAST
lvely and unequivocally at this charter and
1bich will ever be given ", cnn,a off in the
" the present managemeI Eantnctv
bublic Library Hall, LOuis'
Friday, JUL 1871
.+ .sthing will be upon a
,cale corresponding witt hU en "rohast,a con.
me music vii pe 10 lected for their fame in
lands and
$4,000.
divided into 30 90 Civ! Do oiS'''ou'ed ""'ns
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv Hoey Il 0Connor.
cuOICE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY AT
OnO AUCTION.

Hsss4sf' -
CHOICE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
BUILDING LOTS ON ANNuNc1AT1oN STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOHANNA sCHUKARLIN WIDOW
OF CHARLES KOERNER, DECEASED.
p.r,sb Court of the Parish Of Jefferson, State of
Loulslana-N0 3l8.
pY HOEY & 0'C CON 81 = FIaSsaa
1Iacs.sXTuRDAY June n. 1874, at twelve o'clock
r Of the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange,
On ROYAL. between Canal and Customhouse
streets in this city of New Orleans by virtue
Of an order of the honorable parish court parish
of iefferson Louisiana, dated May g. 1874, will be
'"THRkE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, in the
Fourth District OF this city, in the square bounded
by Annuncistion. Chippewa 81. AN AndTew ana ana
10 On the original plan of the city OF Lafayette,
adjoining each other, and measuring as follows,
to wifi Lots Nos 10 and ii measure each % rect IL
;ncbes lines front on AnnuncatiOn street, ey lo9
feet inches lines in depth, and lou NO IL
measures 63 feet ii inches lines front on Annun-
c;aton street, by about 126 feet in depth more or
less Said property viii! be sold IN supolVlsons
according to plan to be exposed at sale.
: TermsEOne half cash, and the remainder at one
and two years credit in equal payments. In notes
ner annum, from day of sale until hnal payment,
sseeured by special mortgage and vendor nen on
the property sold with the penal clause OF nVe per
ATTORNEY g fees in event of suit to ENFORCE pay
ment, and purchasers to assume payment OF Oil
taxes for this year, 1874, payable in 1870
Acts Of sale at the expense of the purchasers,
before Octave Morel Esq, notary public.
. my24 80 je6 - L027
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FOrefGu NIarkefs.
The Late Lynching in Franklin.

nMeolately after the hanging of the two
Norrises at WlnnsborO', the Franklin Sun
puniished an extra, containing an accom-,
OF the affair. This extra was also pnhIisbad
IN It's regular issue of that week. II at.
tempts to lay the blame of lynchino tho
prisoners on the Judge OF the district cont
because, owing to the overflow, he did not
h9ld the usual term. On this, the Delhi
10 an outsider the language, REASONING
and sentiment Of that document is Ger.
fanny remarkable or an enigma. II Is
Aeaded, Ihe people assume the province
OF remiss and recalcitratirg Judge" or
course we are to understand by that that
the people OF Franklin parish huno tba
boys; that it was the duty of the iudee to
nave done so, but that he clicked back"
we can not believe that the people did tho
acs or consented thereto, although there
may nave been, and doubtless were. some
good citizens who hastily took part in
ton of the terrible consequences iiEaia
10 result from such precedence: and
we are unable to comprehend in What
me rehabilitation of the Judge consisted
we know that he had but recently hean
appointed and that he ordered the regular
Iune Term OF court adjourned sine die. IF
ne was remiss in that, then all his NEIGH.
bors are most outragiously recalcitratina
aor not one OF them have held a term Of
court this spring. Considering the inunda.
ton OF this whole country. we can zoo |
nothing unreasonable in the order IN al.
Journ court, and until some other motive is
shown it is unjust to charge him with de.
inguency in the discharge Of his duty. I
Inc inference to be drawn from the Ian. 3
guage OF the extra is that the bows were
hung because there was no court. and the | i
Judge was to blame for not holding court i,
NOW, will the San answer this? From yonr |,
own statement, was there any probability o.
whatever that the young men would have
been tried had there been court? You sav B
that 1.-THE feeling predominant in the com. %
MiunIty was to take the guilty authors of 81
the deed and hang them at once" Was "a
mat the time and place to have a fair and La
impartial trial by an unprecedented iuryl =,
ACCORDING to your own Representations, a tn
nal would have been legal farce: Was I'M
not known, before the young men were 500
lung, that the judge would order a special ste
erm OF court to convene on the second tit
ionday in August! Such we had learned ina
} him to hold court. f'A son' ing
Other passages in the SUMS account de. fu'
'rve notice. OF the Norrises, when first
rested, it says: stc
,'They expressed establishment at their Ari
q schoOlmatee, the young men thew were c ar,
leea With aT9 ell their neighbors Joining Wi
49, they expressed it,
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7 AUCTION SALES,
NyNOOoor<01>oNnc.~rONO oJNHNN|NNN1\/0'(N0~N
'Bv =. II. q 3. J. Montgomery
T SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH c. MoSBY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Oreans-
No. $40.

DY X. NJ. & b. }. MONTGOMERI,IR
ID N. Montgomery. AuetoneermMdn pc 500 :. On
at the st. Charles Auctn Exchange. rotunda %, OF
honora lie Judge of TIE Second District Court
for the parish of Dreams, dated June %, 1874,
/. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings am Improvements thereon. sit
uated in the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by'erdido, Graver, johnson and
GaIyez streets, measuring in American measure,
20 fee II inches shines front on Galvez street by
1872 feet inches shines in depth, between parallel
lines. ~, ~ ,,o,-,n
all the improvements thereon, situated in the First
District Of this city, in the square bounded by
Gravier johnson, Perdldo aud Galvez streets, and
measuring 80 feet front on Galvez street, by a
depth of 100 Het between parallel lines.
Terms-Onehalf cash, and the balance at one
wears credit, with note secured by special mort
gage and bearing eight per cent interest per
annum from cate until paid. with the usual clause
of five per ont attorneys fets in case OF suit;
The properties to be keot insured and policy trans
ferred to vendor.
act of sale before J,mes Graham, notary pub
lie, at the expense of tie purchasers
ie2S iyl8 80
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Monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
FRIDAY BvENIy0, June 26. 1874

FRIDAY RvENIgG June g. 1874 I
The money market is quiet in every department
The offerings are limited at the banks and mod
crate on the street. The few transactions reported
in commercial aperindcate no material variation.
we continue to quote selected signatures, with OF
class at s0l0; AL at ll0l2, and second grade at
IIlN y cent per month. First class mortgages
reported i'll second grade. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-27

X ., CsronGel.t street.-SATURDAY July II,
1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the MeTcnants ana
AuctiOneers Exchange h0yal s!IeeIs W v ~, ~, U
Fourth District Court for the parish OF OrleaEs,
dated June 5, 1874 in the mater OF Maiy ~ sis ny
~ sa W ~ nhs Of the suit PARTITION
will be sold the following described Vaiaaoie pfop
er Tr,R ~ ~ lots OF GROUND, with the improve
,rants thereon, in the Fourth District, IN the
souare bounded by Dryades, Third st. DENIS sn :
Fourth streets designated by the NOS nos. zo anu
nryades street by a depth Of 100 feet between par
allei lines Lot No forms the corner OF Dryaaes
and Third streets On lots NOS an1 dne as the
Fourth district pound, and rented at $~ per
month. Lot No. lis vacant: 49,, ;rrovo.
ments thereon in the Fourth District, ~ tae
square bounded by Dryades Third st. Jenls
and Second streets designated oy tne Nos. A" s,d
Third streets and measuring % feet inches 'front.'
On Dryades street BY ITO feet in depth. Upon this
lot there sn rs Two dwelling and back buildings
three csrerns, etc On the rear of this lot. front
ing on Third street, there ID twoStory slateo
frame dwelling, cistern, etc Lot NO measures
&c feet 10 inches front Third street. by llo feet
in DEPTH Upon this lot there is one story double
tenemant sbnge roof frame dwel a a.
feet inches lines front on Third street, ny
depth of 10 feet. The improvements consist
Ole-StOry 60lDSl6 rOOI ITdmo O"CAAAA6t O~10oHAAAo
fWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth
District, in the square bounded by Baronne. 81
Andrew, Branard and Josephine streets, deslgn&-
ted by the Nos. 10 and III Lot No. II forms the
corner of BarOnne and st. Andrew streets, and
measures 81 feet inches lines front on BaronEe
street, 81 feet inches lines on the rear line py
depth and front on st. Andrew street Of III feet
inches lines. and las feet inches in On the
ne dividing it from lot No. TO- lot No. 10 measures
81 feet inches front on Baronne street, by depth
of 1873 feet inches lines on the line dividing 1t
from lot No H. 13 feet inches lines on tho line
toward Josephine street. 81 feet inches on the
rear line. -,
ments thereon in the First District in the square
bounded by Euterpe, Baronne, Terpsichore and
Carondelet streets designated by the letters and
b. lot measures 81 feet 10 inches front on ku-
terpe street. by depth of l7 feet 10 inches lines
lp0n this lot there is double tenement, onestory
frame slated yelling containing about ten rooms,
cistern etc; lot me assures 26 feet inch lines
front on Euterpe street. by depth of III feet 10
inches lines between parallel lines, aud is vacant.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Acts Of sale before NJ. GernOn, notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser. iell 20 u iva ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-27

HOusEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, IRON
SAFES, ETC. AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEE1LY SALES.
DY r.. NJ. e. b. J.. montgomery
ID B. n. Montgomery ,AuctioneeT, once No. q
Camp street.-Will sol every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY commencing at eleven
O'Clock, at their auction room, corner Camp and
Natchez streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS.
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc.
Tarns-Caah. mvf
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[{6p on her way at Bsz3

ca lat the confirmation of her eldest
child, the eldest son Of the Crown Prince
and Princess of Prussia. The young gen.
tleman in question is nearly fifteen years
of age, and, like all princes of tender years,
he is said to be fine, promising boy, but,
unfortunately. he is paralyzed in the right
arm, and the physicians give no hope that
he will ever regain the use Of it.
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COMMERCIAL.
FRIDARvRNINt

FRIDAEvRNING, June 26, 1877
COrT0N-The sales day were confined too
Dales, at easier pricenot quotably lower tn
ual reduction Of &c, tower the downward I'd.
ency OF the past threays. We give also thex.
cnange figures, and reIt as below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-27

DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 80 Exchange aey.-SATURDAY.
July II, 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ; WIN be sold at
the Merchants and Auctisneers Exchange, koya.
street between Customhouse and Canal streets
by virtue and in pursuance to IAN order from the
Hon. A. L. Iissot. judge OF the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated June 1874
for account of said succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with the
pun sga a6o bs4rct of hi. ctr the seuare
bounded by Hospital, Grsulines, Galvez and Miro
streets; said lot measures % feet front on Hosp
tai street, 20 feet inches in depth on the side
nearest Miro street, and "a feet, moro less, IN
depth on the side nearest Galvez street.
Terms-Cash.
Act of sale before Chrstovsl Morel, notary pub
lie, at the expense Of the purchasers.
je7 10 20 q YAH
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SUCCESSION OF HENRY A. GODAT.
Second District Court for the Parish OF ORE an
No, 37,l63.

DY CHARLES III. REED, AUCTIOSEER-
ID Office No. 81 st. Charles street.-SATuRDAY
July 25 1874 at u NJ, at Auction Exchange. Royal,
Canal street, by order of the Hon A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second District Court, signed June g.,
1874, will be sold at auction
THE COTTAGE PROPERTY, fronting q feet .
inches lines OIL Rocheblave, between Abadie and
Aubry streets, Tin square bounded by DOrgenOis
street) by about sos feet in depth. House contains
rOcms with cstern galleries. etc.
Terms-ODe-half cash; balance in one year, with
eight per cent interest and :t of sale, at purchas
e1s Expense, before W. H. Seymour, notary public;
must include all usual clauses je20 u jyll 25*
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schooner Adeliza Huntley for Pascagoula, in bal.
last
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
weston, to Whitney Sco-Algiers
Brig Bowen, Hall, days from Havana, to mas
ter-Algers
Atlantic and harges, Davis. from st Louis
Fleta. Greenlee. from EldOradO
Bart Able. SunOt from Grand EcOre
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Josephine, Cozzins. from Bonnet Care
BELOW AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Ha' ana, to I K
Bark Sarah Hobart, Pinkham, days from Havana.
Brig Star, Cook, days from Cardenas, to mas.
EXPORTS.
CORPUS CHRISTI VIA RoGKPoRrM ;oa tea
Is bbls sugar 10 bbls whisky $50 pkgs mdse--For
Corpus Christ-leOO sks corn 500 sks oats $50 bills
flour S hhds tobacco 315 pkgs mdse
IMPORTS.
HAvANA-Brig L Bowen-665 hhds sugar $50
bxs sugar II hhds melado
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
.;. Il .OUIS-Steamer Atlantic and barges-45, 060
fe is corn in bulk 81 SKIS corn 2l9l SKIS oats 500
ds, .pur 1850 bills -four and sundry produce
Nd wiDRADO-Steamer Fleta-3 bales cotton and
lmmND ECORE-Steamer Bart Able-82 bales cot
indies and sundries
p0' i-ER COAST-Steamer Mary Ida-Sundries
ace SIT CARRE-Steamer Josephne-Sundries
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROADS.
dai"S ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
urAnd $4,000 in gold 26 hides and sundries
ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
R%e to 36-5 bags wool bale hides and sun.
N s.. beslS ANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
1Ance fee p. June 36-74 bales cotton hhds
IN beer Ito pkgs tobacco and sun.
sSe of misfort
uate security 1
0llect his polia
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SUCCESSION OF LEONARD SPANGENBERG.

THE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING AND DE-
PESDENCIrS CORNER OF BASIN AND BEN
VILE STREETS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FOR PARTITION.

An9 ,t4sats one
IT, on Dry second Street satsrgs
ca1 Of sasdnn sDs and St. An
drew streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-27

rwo-sToRy STORE AND DOUBLE Ten and Third
DWELLING, corner OF Dfyau''
streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-27

THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE FOURIHr h naSi
JRICT POUND, corner Dryaoes al"
streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-27

TWo.sroRY DWELLING AND TW nWWR HIJJiHN;S
an Tbird street one square from the market
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, June 26-The following ia tbe co,r.
this day: A eA0s
u...;-. -. Bales.
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TWO LUTS ON COLISEUM STREET, SIXTH h

L.
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL NEWMAN.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1922.
DY j. Il. WALTON, AUCTIONEkR-OFFICE
ID No SIS Carondelet stre-t.-On SATURDAY, July
H. 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the, Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, by virtue OF
and in pursuance of an order of the honorable Sec
ond District Court for the parish of Orleans dated
April 81 1874 for account of the above named SUE
ceson, will be sold
TWO CERTsIN LOTS OF GROUND; together with
the Improvements thereon, in the Sixth District,
Fauburg Avart. designated lots Nos. 10
and IA, in square No. AZ, bounded by Perrier,
Soniat Plaquemne and Robert streets, the lots adj
join each other ana measure each 81 feet front on
Plaquemine street by depth Of loo feet 10 inches,
between parallel lines.
Terms-One half cash, the remainder at twel ve
months credit in the note of the purchaser to his
own order and by him indorsed, bearing eigh per
cent IN terest. secured by mortgage with vendor s
privilege; the mortgage to embrace the tive per
cent clause tor attorneys fees in case of suit.
Act of sale before Andrew Hero, j., notary pub
lie. at the expense OF the purchaser.
iell 20 21 iva IL
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norprR TENEMENT ONE-STORY FRAMh
DWELLING, on large lot Of ground; On nu
terne att cot, between CarOndeler auo baionno
streets and one adjoining vacaht Ao''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-27
Nary MALADY VS.. WILLIAM MALAOf AND
MARY 3. CALDWELL.

TWO LARGE VACANT LOTS, corner OF baronno
and st. Andrew streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-27

THE STORE AND OTHER BUILDINGS AT THE
CORNER OF RAMPANT AND BIENV1LLE
STREETS.