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, 1874-02-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE SPECIALISTS IN TROUBLE
AGAIN.

Those Of tho Specialists who piled their dirty
ayocation undor assumed names aro at present
considerably exercised oyer tho refusal Of tho
Post-Office authorities to deliver to them such
lottors as havo como by mail directed to their
aancs. A reporter waa informed Of this ro-
'fusal and however little there was Of interest
to tho public In tho mere fact OF specialist
medicine-man being refused the lcttors adj
drcHaed to hia allas Mt tho Post-Office,
still tho general question OF what right
tho post-Onlco authorities possessed to mako
tho rofnEal, and tho legal basis OF the right, ii
any, was worth looking into, and tho reporter
accordingly went to the post-Oiico TO mako
inquiries. Theso ho found tho astuto and po-
Tito ASST stant Postmaster, Mr.. squiros, and tho
afFaDlo and onorgetio special Agent. Ar. Hawloy,
both Of whom Het to work to hunt up tho
authority for the refusal amors the postal
stated that the specialists who had worked undor
their own names Ind received their lettors as
usual but that It was tr,,o that tho letters of
thoto who indulgcd in an aims wore detained.
dressed to Dr.. Coburn, or to Coburn's Medical
Institute. but no letters 10 addressed wore given
him, as Dir. Comstock, hofore leaving had re-
quoHtod the post-O -Ollioo authorities to do 30.
aonable right to detain tho lottorB addressed to
DR.. cobnrI, but thought that those addrepsed to
tile Cobnrn Medical Institute should be givon up
to him az its proprietor. Mr.. 1lawl 10y theh asked
whosllor tho Institute was duly olartorod, but
tho Doctor WAS not ready with all affirmative
a.!ywor After o little research among tho
"l'ostal Laws and Regulations" Which ho pro-
nnnccu to 10 'inlexed to deAth" Mr. Hawley
pontel out 70 the reporter tho following clauses,
nlon which the right to dotain lottors addressed
to tile alias nanlcs Of partioH WAS based
cHar; 0, sse. l67. Letters aud packages addressed
70 Act!ouH crsOn8 firms, to Initials, or to par
, 1874-02-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Prayer-meotings will be hold this oyoning aud
tomorrow eyoning at tho First baptist Church,
corner Wabash avenue and Hubbard court.
Strangers arc cordially invited.
The Rev. O. i. Thompson will lead tho noon
prayer'mecting tomorrow.
The philooalian Society will giyo it's twelfth
reception at Standard Hall, tomorrow evening.
Gerald Massey will lecture Sunday evening,
in Niugabnry Music Ha1l on "Tho Coming Rs
liglon." THIS ia done ON account Of the large
crowds which attended his lectures In Grows
Opera House, aud the dosro of tho North and
South Biders to hear and 800 this great poet md
ablo aponker.
Prof Swing will proach at the union meeting
ln tho First n. Z. Church, corner OF Clark and
washington Streets at $3.50 p. pl.. to-day.
Tho Illinois st. Andrews Society will give
charity ball at tue Sherman House, Friday eyon-
ing.
Miss Alta II. Hulott will lecture tomorrow
evening IN Robinson's uall, Earlville, H., on
"The Duty Of Individuals.
4 meeting Of The Ladlos' Special Bureau OF
1toltof will 10 hold this afternoon at 1911 In
to attend.
Tho Board of Councillors Of tho HoBpital for
Women hl,d Children will hold reception in
tho parlors Of the Hospital, corner Wost Adams
and Paulina strcots, this afternoon from az till
w. 1tofreBliMents, music reading, and nd
dresses may be expected. THO public il cordially
invited.
Tho Chicago Christian Union giyes notice to
up THIS evening to the "Lalios' Union Aid So
cloty, for an entertainment in aid Of tho Found
1lngs' Homo. There will bo ITO FREQ admission to
the rooms, but it Is expected that al tho NOM
to glvo tho Homo substantial bonofit.
THE BEETHOVEN goDfETY.
, 1874-02-26
PERSONAL

4 notice of the death Of Iohn O.Ne;n NJ M
qa1 Rt.+o otroot ,vaa rr,,ah.d Il, t,,o ,,,;,,.r~
- '1N 01'
notioes IN yeaterdny's paper. It now appears
that Mr. 0'Naill iB not dead, and that some per-
son sent In tho paragraph out OF malicious
mischief.
nna,', nnrly peao!, Ilcke1 agent OF .ao ch'caso,
tho u'eag.0n ctg. q quincy A''lf0ao a' omAoa 'S IN
". II. conger, yice.presdent and General
Superintendent OF tic Toledo, Peorin & Warsaw
Railroad, IL in tho city.
Capt Wood sonthwcatorn Tray o1,no Aoont
and " III. Shaw, southeastoruT Travo s nes Aeant s Of
rocistorod at to Hb6rman Honao oS 1'"'44o'@'' a.
Aes.''oso1 ~ sn' sao' 4uau 1a'uso'
Mr. b :. Allen, President Of the Cook County
National t1 Bank whoso name appeared Is one Of
Immigration Company" Q bill to organize which
has Just been introduced in Congress-, denies
! that 1t was used with his consont or knowledge.
Mrs. Eliza Ellithorpe, who was III tho 9lst
year Of her age, and o resident OF Chicago for
oVor tWenty-eight yoar8, died at her house, No.
bo7 Wost Madison street, early yesterday morn
Jug. Airs ElllthoEpo WaB i'll many respects ro-
markab]e woman. She waH tho mother OF twelve
children 6ono ct whom ia Col. A.. G. Ellithorpc);
qua was tue grandmother OF e!ghty.four chill
dleiH md tbs greagranmet1hef OF over 100
July u, Typ, her fasser being capt. John ohap.
M Inan, Asouler OF I Boho oatnctoh N tne "nr OF
tne hoFoint'on. nhe emlglatou Win nor parents
sded unt 1sIo Wien so cpe f.
lived here ever since.
o.ona po.;ao = n n,o,, cn.,u.
K. Bchonk, phi1adolphia; Fernand Bauauet
Franco; 4. nuthorn, Liyerpool Eng j. NJ
= ,rov noato,, " w ' =. nto'1ssvas; p;
Vha'' .. MalSS' ;a; 9ston; o' w. Meaei, o.: ray -
newman, Mll"a4Reo. RAINIER HOUSE.
q. x. 10ffjfGr. Nav fnrks a. II Aa1l1nv Eas
, 1874-02-26

The Police Courts wero rathor dull yesterday
morning. Small dockets md trivial md unintor-
c,nt;onu Two vorno n,or n,n,o,, n,,,o nd
1epsiouo' n". wv ,o"t'5 n'A nanlou oosi' "no
barrett "erQ charged with committing bus-
glary, but tho eviaenco failed to sustain tho
charge, At tho same time It was rnado evident
that tba nraonora 1vora voara,t. ~ I'm ,rorat
49, ~ t.aoe "..a 'asianSa ~ suo no,eS
narae % .na ,d' .aet than' da,s 'Tus mna.a
t1as. T., 49, r.;I.s.a1i ~ n.,ot: ~ ~. .s.,
oaye ID the bfldeNou, ana barrett for ton days
In tho House Of Correction.
Kate Walsh waa ycstart]av aont hv Jnet;co Rov.
Az, -, ,,,o 1ro.ao - 49, 49, o,.a.,,'s's M.
prisoner was only 10 5GaIa ot age, ana TWO years
tg ngo sno was , sne neat Attie n9usekoepor OF her
ofotneF, "no "as earning goou wages AZ street,
md snnnrt of tho hnnso and acs NAM ,avo,ro
upon tGe Child. WHO. in an evil moment. ljstonei
to tho willy words Of proouroge. which. com
life Of nlamo. Tho brotler after recovering
from fis sclSneas l,onrd Of tia faii Of ha s;stor
and, all unconventional that il Wis. his etehness
Which Ind hclnef, tn cakse r. tuvnnd har nnt
tho most dopraycd Of her claey. and " It IN donbt.
ful yhothcr oven the kiud ofices md GOOD i'd.
r;cc nf thn E;atcrs n The Hama cnn ksva INV
lasting effect upon hor. 'A'
Patrick 1rarrow VIVA c,,arce1 ho,ora 1ua+,ca
gcnliv vaRtcrd.v mor,inc ~ti, rafnai,,r r. ass;at
an oiiioor. TIC latter was engaged in arraatnr
a conn1o of mon ~ snnih GiarI atraat a0ion,a
and 4ndine himsnlS woraIed c.I1ed 1'non u@o4 War
row whonn h" knew r. os.;st hin, 1FTh Ti,a n ti,o
iattcr ecIine1 IN do. and for sn enlintnc io xaa
aubsoouentiy arrested. rhe Justico ioct1rod thc
an ~ is ynroonoaa - henn.eo ta,nmrsr, sv
star IN ti,o Jaso Tebm t3rmament and iacharraj
h;aa ~ daosinn .,,,n aaaa =. anu 1ia assasea M
Htara present at Court considerable diHquiotude.
.Tba man 1,;choo1 na,eo,, ,rhosa hr,.a, 4x,,t.
na,,t ~ nt, ,yas dsScrhsd Fo.v ~ ~ 49, .aua.
AGAIN broueb bofore Justice nanyon yesferay e
1nrnna a t,aa e ,sa. ~ ',1 t,,.ss
T., liz foda1, a,j1 Je aono, un1 & emo
na~nnr and Io1noa Ear-a .toad' o,s,,oa,t IT,
Court and shared tho chargo. Tie Court hoard
What tho prisoners Ind to say in tho nattor, and
held them all over to appear for trial at the
Criminal Court.
,n ,.r,oa n,,-,o, 1.,,a,, n,. a,>..a
1v Waalbrnn!s iaat "1n ,,t
liaynp nt6lan niotnres rom m srr., lin "isn da1
fendaf,t 4 ornaa,eI had ron,od 'I tron wo.t-
hrnot,a a,o ~ ;s 4tc! p,ns mos
hotels and in order m to besutity tbe same 'hn ho
, 1874-02-26
THE COURTS.
Tho Kntc11crb0cl1er Insurance
Company Again. AZ
The Testimony in the Cheney Case
Nearly All In.
Bankruptcy Itcms...Now suitss..Judg"
ulo,lts.

Another altorcation ens,,c1 Yesterday morning
ovnr thc 1,ond tn In o,vo,, M anueal In tho
Tn,.a"S, ~ s"o uaaa ~ W. 6as'n ,I -" Won cose ono
Ahckofooeker insurance company .aao' 1,'Juo
Of the counsel romarkod Saturday when duago
Williams gayo lia looision that II tho two par
tea could agree on tho bond 1t would bc tho frat
t,,no o,,5 a, ;,.,,r,ro1 ronrao, for tho p,atnt-
ir ,,."t,a a.m ~ - n"o ottor cni,na included 40
as tonecesstatoa bond 1oins given Tor slgo,ouo' 7
but tho Judge declined to allow theao claims,
o,,1 ,,..r.,1 ~, ,,ooc1 m n bn,,d fnr Ann f101.
anu allowed al appeal VI ,,. nonu ~. K uuu
Moah"tli1ot thu SUI VI 1o ~ ms nj, assaas ]
the Company III slowly progressing. Iho oelcnse
sro ondeayoring 10 provo TINT thorc WAS gross
Misrepresentation mado as to tho amount Of
oooda In n,.intffra' store when It was burned.
Ewoa' G,. ...,i..aa - La .,a for nasuoo1 .,,oro1
Inc c'laeneo 'nas LUZ ou.ue'u 49,, sn'"oa Wy
capital of tho tirU tile oiEnt months pfefloflB 10
tile tiro. Tho PLANTING ovtdoncn ia not yet coll
cludca and ts'o caso Will pfopaply occupy tne TO"
ma9uder OF tito week.
THE CHENEY CASE.
and tloso of Tho Ney, Mr.. Mpssnlan Dru. Pow
ers and Nicholson, and Prof. McElknney read
yesterday III tho Cheney cnso.
THO intoreRt Hecn,a to bo comforting on tho two
ohth h, 1;o H. t,' "mo;l "rn a,,1 .vpotHor
% t%o rrny ZIP charr, - ~ have ham nmittc hv him
involved q principle Of doctrine, or were inmate +.
riRl or dsputed by tho different elements tn tho
Episcopal Church. It 1B expected tint tho owl
denco will closo to-day.
THE s1IANAlIAN, WEST, AND MANNING CASE.
Tho iutorminabo sllanallal, West, and Nan-
ming caBo is stirring again. petition was filed
by tho Assignee to havo tho asgota Of tho firm Of
6hanahan 4 Wost aold, md III tho Circuit Court
q suit in roplovin waA begun by William J. Man-
ming ngnil,Ht tho Assignee, Z. i. JellkinB, to re-
cover possession of tho whole stock OF dry goods
ut No. II Duo Island avenue, valued ut 81, ,000.
surpltEssED.
John Mccormick and Thomas Brown each bo-
gan suits Tucntlay, IN tho Circuit Court, in tres
1aaB against Edward Dunno, layingi damages at
$1,000.
f%,& p,,,n nY1r T3o13artann bnrAn
, 1874-02-26

CONGRATULATIONS.

UEN. H0WAHn AZ An EVAN0ELIzEN,
TO tAs Editor a 1he Chicago Tribune:
Sin. Will you allow me to correct state
ment made by tho e1ploror, Maj. Powell, at hia
lecture on "Indian Life Beyond the Rocky
Mountains, moro especially as the lecture was
given ut tho Michigan Ayenuo baptist Church,
under tho auspices OF tho Young Mona Christian
Association.
by roquqat, I wan asked to bring my llttlo In
diau boy 10 tle lecture 10 onRble tho Malor 10
, 1874-02-26

tneetinr of tin Atyoootea ~ Tustlco vaa
hol, lat ovcnino II TIM lall cornor =, Io,,o s,1
t,o'u 'aas osouinH :" "o ''a.4 sosuef u Ahno n'a
seymour atfeota, TOT tho purpose Of organizing
tho tlrsk subordinate lodgo of tho 0rdor. Tho
weather ,sas inolo1nent, mud tho Attendance waa
small. Tho ohiof oreautzor Mr.. i. ". powors,
cnlotl Tim meoi;nr 10 orlor soy,a @ ,,'at ,,o ~!
.1"ue "I-s -. -, A'ios ~ ' a"5t"B N."s w
At"'.ou 'oes s4'o ~'NoAo"ueo ""7 HUI 'alhei' :
MAS tntonaod to prepare tho rltllat and organize
\ subordinate lodge. He recommended that
tim organization In nrococdo1 viii ar1 ar,
-, ouuod l;a ro,1,osa - a,,u,.ar .,,,, oost,o,a.
t'.~'9.N 4.4a Aoau'0'" W. "o'"o' AA5 aoo'1'o"A'
~ none "e1o aaReu' 10 WONT Oh 10
"..uuo W tuo e.ateo u tne oose'o'GAa
OF Industry, tint the Advocates OF Justice Woro
Il aof.couHtituted holy. ThiH waa no reproaoh.
Every body WAS Bof-coustitutcd iii It's ipcopton,
tTln 0rlnr was not m ovnrrinonf nm atinmnt,
i wao ~ nnoomn,ia1,o1 foat an "rooniratI;on @
s1aaa msI az "oeu.apa.auou iaut ~ osHa4*ua H ~
c1arar - now ndna a H. to, 4" ~ms a ont,no
~ tho ,vortinoa - nrooni,stto, saow;mo ti,ot II
w.a ~, a,,1or;lina}o 1ndns
a.. bcforc nantor NJ con!d ho or orr"miyoI Az so9
tT,at ,uas poi;d ~ ~ ouo,t n,"nra
oud rsa M au ne .nu ne,,
'0A'" 1oA "'N NM nnasM,z,rn' ru "a"'A ~ 0''o''N'
1rr N n ror,,,s", 1,,nvo,i th,t I'm rroot,,,
rncco r. orna,,i1p Ioro an5 i%s i,a ,,ra
, 1874-02-26

esoh letter must be piainly arkod on lta face Fio
tItious."
What 4 treat In IN storo for tho olorks Of tho
DoaA- -1.ettor QGlco and Mr. Comstook, who IL III
tors from those who l,avo boom simple enough to
apply to theao specialists. =
, 1874-02-26

cout decision Of tho Supreme Court, In tho caso
Of tho County Of Rock 1y1aild vs.. Ateolo In which
that gentleman undertook to Buo the County OF
Hook Island for broacl1 Of contract. Tho Court
l,o1d that tho suit must DO entered against tho
Supervisors or Commissioners.
, 1874-02-26

.. plano aolo Nine. D"aa
tOf tho LeirBo ConscrvAtofy.}
FART II.
-
Mtsars Ra,ntsE .Esmay, coisfonn, aud GYere'and.
{By All Amatoltr.)
>. Eong-" The Ltt1a Maid OF Arcaeo .Bullivan
Urs. O. l.. For.
AiHHO 4t..tss1s 0Whi
g.. ssereopIcon vews. Mr. John Wilkinson
, 1874-02-26
CORRECTION.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25, 1874.
10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
6In Tha statement in your paper OF tllis
morning that " tho propriotors Of Pratt's factory
(Pratt l. HalD haye withdrawn from tho coali-
tiou by tho {boot and ahoe) manufacturers" is
erroneous. The men VIC lave employed lnve
been engaged Oil the terms agreod upon by all
tho manufacturers, Wo do not wish to bo placed
before tho public in faiBo position. Truly
yours, PRATT & HALL.
, 1874-02-26

- -
10 tie Editor At The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Your Washington telegram statos TINT
among tho 1867 names Of Chicago business mon
signol to the petition for an incroaeo of tho cur
roncy, mono were found of well-known men:
This liHt Of natnos, containing twenty-olght
signatures Of bankers, representing twenty y-throo
very large majority Of all the bal,ks called upon
(of COURSE National Banks arc not in favor Of
frco.banking, from eclf-intcreat,, was obtnincd
by myself In the few hours could snatch from
business.
With little labor could surpass your list Of
200 in favor Of return to spocio- payments, not
only in numbers hut in tho woalth and standing
Of the signora. Yours, truly,
A. II. WALKER.
, 1874-02-26

ECIOOL-1I0rRS.
To The Edilor Gf The Ch,tn9o Ir,1une:
Sin: llunlors llayo of lato been rifo Of o con-
templatcd reduction of tic publlc-school Aes-
Hfons to tho maximum (tivo hours) genorally
approved and adopted by enlightened educators
throughout tic country.
phyaiologints mud psychologists concur In tho
Testimony tint this ia fully ~ much time aB
young bodies can aafely bo couAnol In crowded
roonH and young minds 10 kopt to cloBo
saay "a much also as human beuF
Of governing, and toaching -.atluring, persuatl-
ding, compelling, roatratntng-froln fifty to
sixty rostless, impulsive heodless, somotimes, It
ia true. ardent mud ambitious, but often roluct-
ant and refractory, boys and girls.
Competent Authoritles tall us That. eyon under
tho ily0.lour system, hundreds of children aro
sunted and Htu'tided, md hundreds Of teachers
broken down.
other cities liayo five, 1t was voted yesterday by
tho Doard OF Education TO longthon, as usual,
on tho Tut of March tho alroady excessive
measure to tho old fashioned "six houra," tho
rolio Of tho long-forgotton diatrict-schoo days Of
Now England.
However suited these hours wcrc to tho
Hystom under which moat childron over IL yoara
old got NIL thoir schooling in twolse weeks of
tho year, mud even sometimes had theso cut
Hhort by tho "btg boys turning ont tho mastor !"
and however appropriate to an ago when montal
stimulants wore limited to h1urrays Grammar
md tho Catecism. md tho needed natcrid
medica to catnip md thorough work, or calou,ol
and jolop,-thoy aro not adapted to tho modern
forty weeks Of tho school-year, and tho high
pressure modern civilization Of 'ologlcs, and
'osophies, aud amateur Newspapers and
dime noyols, and ''Germans," aud written
examinations, aud "oral Instructions" and
cerebro-slinat meningitis, and klcptomanas,
eand other complications Of physical, mental,
and moral arrangement and disturb al,co which
make homes miserable, and fill hospitals ant
provide victims for tho suioidos' graves, or the
bridewoll aud the gallows.
Thoro Ia no doubt there is too much confning
aud crammlug. Of pupils, and too much over
working OF tcacllers. Everybody comedies 1t.
Why, thon. this vote Of tile School Board? Is
it that they arc behind tho ago, or that thoy arc
waiting public sentiment which is behind the
ago? CuEny.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17
MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.

HarbOr Protection Company W.. ship
Asa and $500 bales OF cotton.
I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District of Louisiana, No. 10, In obedience
to an admiralty warrant, to me directed in abOva
entitled suit, have seized and taken INTO my pos
session
THE SHIP AlLSA, her tackle apparel, ETC., and
$500 bales more less) of cotton, of the cargo OF
said ship Alsa, now libeled by the Harbcr Protec-
ton Company for the causes set forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court OF the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonlsh the owner OF
owners thereof, and all and every person or per-
sons having or pretending to have any right, title
interest in TO the same to be and appear at 20
district court Of the United States for the district
on the third Monday of May, 10 show cause If
any they have or can. why the said chip and
cargo should not be condemned aud sold agree.
ably to the prayer OF libe1ant-
United States Marshars Office. New Orleans
April % 1874. s. B. PACKARD,
ap2l my2l2l- United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17
1uucx 4 Marcy W. steamer Reliance.

Muncy & Marcy vs.. Steamer Reliance
I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District of Louisiana No. 10, 81. In obediencs
to an admiralty warrant to me directed in thes
above entitled suit, have seized and taken intss
my possession
Nbeled by Muncy & Marcy, for the causes set
forth in the libel now pending in the District
Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite aud admonish the Ownes
or owners thereof. and all and every persors
persons having or pretending to have
any right title or interest in or to this
same, to DO and appear at district court of tn"
United States, tor the district aforesaid to bee
holden at the city of New Orleans, the tbirS
Monday of May. to show cause, if any they
have or can, why the said steamer should not bss
condemned and sold agreeably to the prayeS
of libelant.
United States Marshars office, New OrleanlS
April %, 1874.
g. B. PACKARD
anl3 my2 l2I- United States Marshal,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17

DY NASH & HODGSON-W. l. HODGSON,
ID Auctinneer-Ofhce, No Carondel.t street
on SATURDAY. Juue s, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, in this city
Oy virtue and in pursuance Of an order OF the Hon.
A. L. Tissot Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of orleans dated March II, 1874, docket
No. Sc ,.s3 for account of the succession OF Mrs.
Caroline Engmann deceased, at public auction,
will be sold
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in suburb West BOuligny, in the Sixth Dis.
trct of this city, in the squate No. % bounded by
Magazine Camp Bordeaux and Lyon streets, desig
mated as Nos. Is and Is. which adoin each other
and measure each, 80 feet front on Magazine
street. by depth of l2O feet, between parallel
lines, American measure. according TO a plan m AIDE
by Louis H. Pile. surveyor, dated April IL, 1874.
The improvements consist of double tenement
frame residence, with back buildings cistern, en-.
CINE house, etc.
Terms and Condtions-One-h half cash on the
spot and the balance at six months, with eight
per cent interest and the usual clauses for special
mortgage insurance aid attorneys fees.
Act OF sale before E. Com magere, notary public,
at the expense of the purchaser including the
taxes of the current year, payable in l8I5' o.
my3 Il "a 30ie6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17

United States vs.. Brig Charlotte Buck.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District of Louisiana, No. 10 492 In obedienca
to an admiralty warrant to me directed in above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my pose
session
THE BRIG CHARLOTTE BUCK. her tackle, etc
now ibeed BY United States, for the causes SCI
forth in the libel pending IN the District
Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner %
owners hereOf, and all and every person or pets
sons having or pretending to have any right title
or interest in to the same to be and app at
District Court of the United st ates for the district
afore said to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday May. 1874, to show
cause if any they have can, why the said brig
should not be condemned, and be sold agreeably
to the prayer of Hbelants.
United States Marshals office. New Orleans.
April %, 1874.
s. B. PACKARD
ans my2I 2I. United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17
THREE VALUABLE PROPERTIES ON THE COR.
NER OF CLAIBORNE AND CUSTOMHOUSE
STREETS, on EASY TERMS, WITOHUT RE-
SERVE.
FOR A PARTITION BETWEEN HEIRS OF AGE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

FOR PAHTf TION BEIWE ZEN HEIRS Ot AYE -
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
DY NASH & HODGsON-w. I, HoDGsoN,
ID Auctoneer-Office No CarOndelst street.
On SATURDAY. May %, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ
at The st. Charles Auction Exchange, at public
auction. for partition between heirs, all of age
without reserve, will be sold
THREE VALUALE LOTS OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Second District of this city, in the square
bounded by Canal, CustOmhOuse, Claiborne and
Derbigny streets, designated as Nos. A. and c.
which adOin each other and measure az follows
to wit
Lot No. A forms the corner OF Claiborne and Gus
tOmhouse streets, and measures 81 feet lG inches
front on Claiborne street by depth and front
CustomhOuse street of "a feet ii inches and the
improvements consist OF one story and attic
frame house, containing six or eight rooms, with
two-story frame back building, having four rooms,
also cisterns privies, etc
Lot No. measures 80 feet 10 inches lines front
on Custemhouse street by depth of 81 feet
inches . nes the Improvements consist OF a
double tenement story frame slate roof resi-.
dence, with two-stvry frame kitchen, cistern,
privy, etc.
Lot No. measures 10 feet inches lines front
Claiborne street by depth of II feet II inches;
the improvements consist of a frame slate root
cottage, o2e-story kitchen, sheds, privles etc
The above measurements are all between parallel
lines American measure, according to plan now
exhibition at the place of sale and are formed
of lots Nos. and of square No 49, of the original
plan of the said square, and will De sold separately
the following
Terms aud conditions 0 half cash and the
balance at year, with eight per cent interest,",
and the usual clauses for special mortgage insur-
ance and attorneys fees, ten per cent to be paid
CASH on the spot to bind the sale.
Acts of sale before Octave de Armas notary at
the eXpense of purchasers including the taxes for
the current year 1874, due and payable in 1873.
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