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DAISTNS, CITRON, - $50.
LIZ CURRANTS. NUTS (assorted)
ATMORE'S MINCE-MEAT,
NELSON. and CDXE,S GELATINE,
COOKING VINE and CIDER.
de13 GEORGE A. HUNOLEY & co.
EDUCATIONAL.

& 4 SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
IA will be taught at LanesviIle, King William
county, commencing 18th January, 1874, and
ending 9th July following. All the usual Eng
lish branches will be taught and at the Latin LAM
guaee lean take four girls In my family % boarders
For tuition, six months 425 Tor board. including
washing, lights &C., II 90. Will he aided bye
petent assistants who, as well as myself have had
several yesxs' experience at teaching. Address 8
- - = go ~ -NEe JAMES e. WHITE.
5s Manaohic post-office
King william county, Va.
REFERENCES Rev. A: y. Dickinson, j: 4. Gar
lick. and A. d. SandA OF Richmond. Va. DIR. WI.
liam (swathmey and :olencl William r. AyiGtt,
OF Fling WiIIiniri, and Dr. William d. Qucsenberry,
OF YirEiais senate, De 27-a2fAwSswtFebl
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
u BRICK TENEMENT AND TWO VACANT
LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF SEn EN-
TEENTH OR VALLEY STREET, BEIW ZEN
I,Rf)AD AND MARSHALL STREETS, Al. hUC-
.TI0N-In execution OF decree OF the Shancery
ronrt of Richmond entered ID Of December, S13,
IN the case of Kinnalrd ps. kinnairds executors,
tie Undersigned, commissioners thereby appointeo,
will sell at auction, on the premises, on MN
DAY The 9th Of January, 1874, at o'clock r =
said cause, and now occupied by Mr. ". g. Cral!e,
the same bcgunipg on the west side OF seYenIeentn
street % feet south Of Marshall street. frontnR 90
feet running back 100 feet TO an alley and to the
track of the Chesapeake and Ohio rairoad and en-
hracing large four story BRICK TENEMENTi
BESIDES, TWO VACANT LOIS, each OF ~ feet
front. .3ts.. ~ ..s=- =. {. -
; nv reason of It's situation on very prominent
streat and us communication with the railroad
this is regarded as very valuable property Tor busi-
ness purposes generally, and particularly 30 Tor
lumber or coal-yards, or for warehouses; The pro,
perty WIN lie sold In parcels, as may be decided
upon at the time or sale.
1TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at four: eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes with In
terest adtcd, and title retained by the court until
the notes are psi6. ,,,,~,'
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
p - Commissioners,
I GnuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. de 81
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BYE. p. Crenshaw, Aucti.,neer.

Hull street, opposite the COURTHOUSE, MaIcHespr'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
UNDESIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN CHEST EN-
County Court of Chesterfield entered at the De-
cember term thereof 1871, styled J. w. Bronaugn
commissioners thereby app intcd, will sell at a,lc-
ton at the front door of the courthouse on MON
DAY the 18th day Of January, 1874, that being
ferred TO In the decree, consisting of about SIXTY
ACRES OF L AND, withia four miles Of N Ma nI
ter. between tue Petersburg pike and the broaa-
ton of it well wooded, and by reason Of Its near
ness to town, should be desirable as market farm
There Is small house on the premises.
IERMs: One-fourth cash; balance In SIX. nine,
and twelve months; negotiable notes with intereS.
adued for deferred payments, ana tile felalnea ui
further order Of the court. II
CLARK & AhfBERS, Commissioners.
ROBERTSON & BRoNACGH, Auctigneers. CO.,
i'oAiAN Ia l-Tu, Th, &Stds
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EASTWARD,
OFFICE OF ENGNEER AND SUPRRINTENDEsr,
RICHMOND AND UASyILLE tAILgoAB Co,
'sT 'Sa RICHMOND, VA. December 2, 1873.
OF TRAINS,

a n ...Mr "
Train No. l-SoUrHERN ExPRgss|eayes Rics.
mond at sos A. M; arrives at Bufsevillc Ut 500
A, NJ. arrives at DanyilIe at Z. ~, arrives 4
Greensboro, at $50 r. NJ.
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND new YoRE
FxPREss-leayes Greensboro at 1:l5 p. ~; A.
rfyes at Danyille at 1863 z. b., arrives at Burks
vile at S:O4 r. H., arrives at Richmond ut o?
=. NJ. g..saas
at 1AS p. m; arrives at B,ukeviIie ut 4:6G r "
arrives at Danyille ct 9:5S Z. ~ arrives ut Grceu.
boro' at 12:30A. 81.
No. 4-THRoUGH MAH,-Ieaves Greensboro Al
al A. M. J: arrives 1t Danyllle at 5:24 A. NJ ay
riyes at Buskeyille II 80 A. NJ; arrives at Rich
| mond at 2:32 p. IL.
Train No. 6-LYSCHBUnG PAssESGER-lrare
Richmond at 942 A. d.; arrives at BuYkeyc II
1899 P. H.; arrives at Lynchburg AZ 4:40 P. n.
Train No. 6-BURKEyfLLE ACCOMMODATING
leaves Lynchburg ut $50 r. 81, leaves Burkcrll,
at 4:35 4. II. arrives ut Richmond at 1853 A. ~
Train No. connects ut Burkeville With train,
on the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad fOr
Lynchburg and the South. Pullman palace-can
run from Richmond To Charlotte, aud from Char
lofte to Atlanta and New Orleans without change.
Train No. makes close connection st Chariot.
with trains on the Atlanta and kichmond AIRLINE
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points South and Southwest
Through tickets sold to all p6iuts south and south
west, and baggage checked through.
T. NJ. r. TALC0TT,
de 3 Engineer and superintendent
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF on exc.
y cution in my hands In favor OF Peudleton rs.
Cullen sh.l proceed 70 sell on PAL oan 1ps
sheriffs Office, I11S Main street, twp ONE
HORSE TOP-BUGGfES, but little used and In
good order. Can be seen until day OF sale at Bos-
sieuxis stable, on Franklin street
TSars: Cash. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
de Al ids Sheriff city of Richmond.
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II. ara q n. MfBSst1fses issye PetsSs6ssx Z, :;
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secneoss 4, ieSye nssa1S1a yos kesSrs10sg y "a: u
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Mona LII ISts3sstts Icy - ADD
Cnss.es: s,r... fuove, r1,,t ,,,r IT,. :.
IN St.,, =,
1870 aa ssyliavs5 w .. 7, aat!
t.ALL ~ AaNS assvnE kssessouff VIZ start from
tnS ~ NJ SsTSs ",
5EpLLAAMr.S LAMtLASSs SLs.EE iS6.SARS an
aftacneu 70 III Ilsc ssSas niS, IL TsinS
aoa1 ne,sss2 E pan ~ ~ ~ m,IS az.
=. . -. Lesn. ana-l .cne. = sch'.
I(1uUs ApCAVr AM, .OrYIo DR.
IsI $500 - a. yAlASss nAII-
| - hOAUs-Iyn ana autt Dsssenoef u 1879, u.
PASSENGER ualns VII sun as i9nnWs:
,.,r.ts = WL6IHAhD.stst
NAIL IhAlN.--l.eavea hscnmond SSo a. H.
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ByW. Goddiu,
Aucfioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank Streets

ok HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT
y ACRES OF WoUDLANDs SIX MILES, Re
Low RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT A AInU.CSIrs ~
5th OF Janusry S74, at 6 O'Clock a., at Hsnr1co
county courthouse. 6es AGREs OF b iahuIo on
half cleared. the balance In wood and timber,
which viii more than repay the cost or th9 ana.
Anniy to WELLINGTON G0DDlN.
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RICHMOND, Yona RIVER AND CHEslPEAXE)
$500 -,tze ..af RAILROAD COMPANY,
RfC1Isf0ND November 9Th. 1879.

RICHMOND, Yona RIVER AND CHEslPEAXE)
.r .,a RAuIoAp COMPANY,
RICHMOND, November 9Th. 1878. J
an AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS On this
to PASSENaER TRIix for Eass Pon. .raye,
Richmoifd at P. NJ. sBd train from West Po!s
will arrive at Iachmond at 1880 A. u. lily lsnh'
fhe spiendid steamer HAVANA. Captain A.C.
NICKLE, has been places on The route between "ei
road and will nlakethree trips week. leaving We!
Point TUESDAYS, TH UEsDAYs. and sATuR.
DAYS on the arrival of the train, which Leaves Rich.
in SIMPLE time to connect with trsia. lor the Norh
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, aud FR1DAtS at 4 Z. d., coamct!ss
at West Point with the train due at RicNmoud
1880 next morning
Fare to baltimore, 50 colored people, ~.
FREIGHT TRAIN, Tor through freight q only,
leaves Richmond Tuesda' =, Thursdays, and S:If'
days at 5 A. NJ Through freight received DAILY.
FREIGHT TRAIN, With pa senser car at4 a's'
for Eh On
Fridays ut $3.50 A. NJ. Local freight reeeiYedIdes
days, Thursdays, and saturds}s;;y . arp
General Freight and Ticket Agent
W.N. BRAGG, Master rransnortatlon. no
RICHMOND, FREpG. s. POTOMAC Il. X. Coz
GEN'L TICKET q FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE:
RICHMOND, October 12ih, 1851
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREpER,CKsBURG AND POLO
Mac RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves 3yrd-saeet stat'ohN
? Or NIGHT NAH. leaves Byrd-ssrect station ).
II p. 81. Except on Sundays.l
: Up ACCOMMODATION leaves B.oad-streei .a'
ton at p. N. Except Suadays.)
az DOWN Dp ) MAIL arrives " i7f'-'fse' 80
. Down NIGHT MA IL arrives a: Byrd-strets st.
ton at 4:5O A. III. (exceDton Nondaysj
Broad-street station ut 6:37 a. II. except on SUI
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-strcet. ststl SSi
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at ~
A, H., connecting at Quantico With The Aie1anGn
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, atni
at Broad-street station on Tuesdays, Thursd.ys'@'
Saturdays nt r. 81.
BY order OF General Superintendent.
J.B. GENTRY,
ocl3 General Ticket and Freight Agent.
=
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.LIME AID CEMENT.

s s. I.@a LIME AND $500 - .-.-,--,,.-
n ME LIhiEt LINE
=, 800 barrels .tINDIAS7 ROCK LIME received
this day. -. !. .. -, :.
Z: Tnr sac low. DILLON, Elicit &C.,
Manufacturers, 1103 DOCK stzeees
EscaAoND, VA, August 5, ia5s sss !
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FURNITURE.

CEILING s. At COST TO KEEPM
~ HANDS EMPLOYED DURING THEM
WINTER MONTHS.-Them most elegant SY3
stock Of FURNITURE AND MATTREssESs y
ever offered 10 the Rtchmond market made from
besr seasoned material, and by most experienced
ENofameu,% save your money BY buying .,
|i;sfr -gr1ssss ARTHU RZROONEY'S Mnrerooms,
no 1a 90 Governor and 1870 Franklin Street.
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TOR NEW YORk.-OLD. <SFETS
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY: - s = -
The sldc-wheel steamships OLD DoMINioN,,
HATTERAS, and the steamer RICHMOND, leave
New York FOR Norfolk, City Point, aud RiGhmonS
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana SAIUhDAI
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, state-rooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention gre I'M
surpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, aud no charge made except sctual
expenses incurred. -,
Close connections made with Steamers Tor all
southern and European ports $50
Freieht received until o r. NJ. daily.
On and after NOVEMBER 1st the ships OF thls
line will leave Norfolk at O'Clock Z. d. during
the winter.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
Office Company's wharf, Rockets.
Captain GEORGE W. ALLEN.
JOHN +. MAYER. sa., Ap1
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Germania Insurance Company ". Peter
1,rr7H DISTRICT c HTrixf'' Fo. THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans. No. J9l6.-By virtue OF writ Of
seizure and SAFE. to directed ny :he honorable
the Firth District Court Tor the parish OF Orleans.
IL The above EMIT led cause, VII proceed 10 sci! at
punhc auction. at the Merchants and AuCtlOueers'
Exchange. ROya! stree.. between Canal and Gus.
:omhcuse streets n the Second District of this
clty. OL SATURDAY. October :. 1874 az twe.ve
O'Clock NJ. the following descr..ed property. to
wit
improvements Thereon. situated N the Third Dis
triet Of this city, IN the squar. bounded by Levee
OF public road. ST. Ferdinand. 'sau and Montegut
streets, designated AS o. mum .l.Ee Oh plan
made. by Pile l. COmuuny, i... r4. nitecrs, on
he seventeenth OF February. licked to az
act o. deposit passed before +. d. ....as then no.
taiy public Ill THIS city. Oh the fire. March, 1885.
and measures, in American IN /. .ic twenty two
feet six inches front Oh = ferdinand street.
bou:.Ged On the RICH, by .Ot ..,.5er ten which
1T neasuIee hundred fee. al Oh the left part.
" by lot number eight, o. VII Ia it has tfty-sIx
feet. and partly b. common . ~. along which
said alley sSid lot runs to! sin go. seven inches
one half ne, and in such an. Is 70 give said
lot only five feet seven j.. .> 20 lines u width
IL tine rear; being tho ruIty acquired by
the defendant herein. BY T.. chase. from Jean
A!rianLe, by &C! before DIey :cus notary pr0!!c
IL this city, Oh the sixteenth OF December. 1867.
Seized il the above suit.
-erms-Tls being the second an.i las, auction,
Sic said property Will be definitely adj Idicated 70
re highest and last Dide. for what j; vii. bring
a. twelve months CiediT. !. The purchaser to as
sumo a mortgage i'll favor Of lie Citizens Bank Of
Louisiana. reduced to SON hundred and s;xty.Ore
dollars. past due since the inst of MAJ 1913. and
.fe interest ana charges thereon ,. And tor
balance OF the price OF adjudcatlOn the purchaser to
furnish boI.d with goOt. and solver security bear.
iIg eight per cent interest per annum from date,
and special mortgage on the plopslty sold unit!
tina. payment. SaiG purchater shall have 70 de-
dce. ans. pay il cash the pl.u,iug sler1ti's and
clerks fees. ETC., which amount TO ABOUT two hun.
dreG and seventy-f;ve dollars and furthermore the
State. parish and municipal taxes. the amour: Of
which IS not yet ascertamed.
". r HARPER,
k6IS u y 0p3 Sb0riff of She parisl ut Oreeana
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Domestic Markets.

vYw York, September I5.-The PostV fnancta
article says all sales Of gold have been at lOs
IGsas. On god loans the rates have been nat ant
Cor use. Foreign exchange IS steady. with hrs
class bankers sterling obta nable at 81 S304 s3A
IS. the nominal rate. for both classes being 6 3
and - 3d.. respectively.
Money is at 81 a: for call loans and :0s fo
date. Govern ment bonds are strong and bighei
than s1eiday. q frmer 20 d prenl:u N intusncln:
prices. The stock market opened AZ about yesttr
DAYS closing prices and has since advanced G3ss
part Of the likt having been steady to strong snG
the remainder strong and at times bnoyant. The
Shore. n. ". and U. p: next in order have beer
Telegraph, Erie and Pacific Mail. Extreme sales
Lake shore .Sha1G.s; Southwestern 81 ass,,
un'or Pacific a1dAs: Telegraph .9.s 0s": Erie
- o3:'.; Pacific Mail 4Sh 0+Sa: 81. Paul 33la a
:a!e; Rock Island l0l lOl 3: Wabash - ds5i,
and New York Central l0i dloas.
SuRsrHs da'sc for fair to good refining; BIC for
prime;ss 0s9sc tor muscovado; ss,c for centrifugal;
Cotton closed easier. Uplands l67tc: Orleans
l7Ac. New cotton from dock Offering at .l6c
lower. Net receipts 2ss bales: gross ?s6o Sales
81.
Futures closed weak: sales q. 20" bales. a. fo,.
iows; Low middling for September !: 2l32c: 0cto.
January IS 81 3aal5 lll6c; February Is 1888 a
IS 3. Re: March 10 Slice; April i6 7l6alG s.loc.
Southern -four dull and unchanged. Wheat Tess
red Western: 81 24al q for new am Der do;- s. !.
for Illinois winter red: 3 Is for old white spring;
81 So0l ~ for white western. Corn rather more
steady moderate inquiry at &c for Western mixed
in store ~ zoe for 90 ahOxt; Sic for white West.
ern Coffee steady; by auction iCuo legs Of Rio
sold at 10 0l3asc. Sugar active; verv firm. Rice
dull and unchanged TsllOw firm; age bid; held
at 8ssc. ROsin steady; 81 2S02 30. Turpentine
steady; 80 C. Pork frmer; new SPA. Lard irmeI;
lac. Whisky steady; 81 05. Freights to Liver.
pool dull
CIyCINNATI, September IS - Flour - Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat quiet at 81 Us
a 10; white 81 lOdl 20. Corn steady; de maDd
moderate at 8oa83c. Oats steady; demand mod
crate at 4s a53c. Pork scarce and finn; no stock
remaining in first hands Lard quiet and
changed. Bulk meats firm; shoulders sold at "a. a
.ssc; sides nominal. BacOn-Demand fail: market
finn: shoulders lo lie; Clear lib l5ls also: clear
lts dl6'ac, closing at outside HSuIes. Whisky
scarce and firm at 81.
st. Louis. September i5.-COtfon quiet and un-
changed. Flour quiet and unchanged; better de.
mana for low and medium grades. Wheat frmer
some sales higher: No. fall ST. o8GI oS,sc;sNo.
req WINTER .I ~ y a CorI.-.Large lots ct No.
aMhc. Whisky firm; 81 v. Pork higher; SIS.
Bacon strong; ehouderp lie clear rib l5a; clear
io0lesc. Lard active Tor future delise.v.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, September Is, $40 =. M-Cotton-
Sales OF shipments OF ne crop, on basis Of mid.
ding upands, nothing below low midd ing i.lod:
do on the basis of midiling Orleans uorl!ng below
good ordinary, SID. Yarns and fabrics quiet and
unchanged. Flour 23s 6dd2ss
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Francois l.imOngy vs.. J0hn =. gully;
William J. NJ Lean VS.. same.

~
EOcRTH DlsTRICTCouRT FOR THE PARISH ~
Two wr;ts o: seizure and sale objected by the
honorable the Fourth oistI.c. Court Tor the par
ISL OF orleans, n The above emitted causes 10 4.
T. Sau-inet late sheriff and nv sa d late sh.:lf 10
me transferred l wi proceed to sels at pub
he auction. a. tie Merchants AID Auction.
GERS Exchange Royal street. petween Canai and
CustOm el Sc streets IN the Second District ~ This
city. on SATURDAY. october H. 1874. az Twelve
O'Clock u, ;he following described property. TO
wit.
improvements thereon lights wave, privileges
and appurtenances thereunto belonging, situated
n che First District of this city, II tne square
bounded by st. Charles. Caronde.et HeF-~ ana
Girod streets one of which measures twerty-eght
feet :rOut on s.. Charles street by one hundred
and twenty six feet in depth. between equal aud
parallel lines together with the sc OF al alley IL
drawn bye. E.s. Nichols architect. on the .wen.
rv-nlnth day Of March 1852: and the other or sald
lots wing IN 'he rear ot the Que just described las
front Oh said alley of sixteen feeI seven i'iches
and o..eifth BIZ depth of thirty feet SIX inches
between equal and parable! lines. Which said
property WAS purchased by John y. Tuy defene
auc herein from Mrs. Maria Hernandez, wife o.
Augustus ". Walker. by act passed before 1AeO-
dore SuvOI notary pubic in this city. on the
eighth day OF July, 1870.
Aud one hundred and sixty shares OF one hun
irei dollars each in the capital stock OK she Clt'
zeus' Bank Of Louisiana, now reduced to one hun.
d-ed AID forty nine shares. al d secured By ul0st
gage OF said described property.
Seized il the above SUITS.
re.Ms-l. The purchasers to assume !he pay.
mem OF stock note in favor of the Citzsns' Bank
of Louisiana tor the sum OF two thousand and
eighty dollars. pay able on the first DAY OF iecem.
Der next 1874, liked OF renewable from year to
wear a.reeably to the provisions OF :he charter of
he sac bank and to the law thereto relative. and
:he balance Of tie price OK aG Indication. cash Oh
:Ee s.O..
sIis :. ~: Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleans
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sHERIFF'H SALES.

kaspar Aaeh -. Lucy SRcEafiey e ais.
fNIFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
ID Orleans. No. s699-Bv virtue of an alias writ
Of Heri fscias against John H. Norton, 70 me
directed by the honorable the tlftn DstI.c.
entitled cause, ] wil proceed to sell ct pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auct1oneers
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus S;.
city, on SATURDAY, October 3, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock ~. the following described property 70
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated.
in the square bounded by Live Oak. Calhoun and
Laurel streets and the FOucher de Crce's property.
formerly Burfheville in the parish of Jefferson IL
iris State; said square being designated by ths
number twenty-one. on q plan made by }: A.
D'H.mecourt, then Deputy surveyor OF this city:
Oh the twenty.secOnd OF May 1867. now deposited
in this city; said portion OF ground measures
one hundred and ffty-fve feet six inches six
and . half lines. more or less. front OIL Live
Oak street. one hundred and forty four feet
line dividing it from the Foucher Dc Circes prop.
ertv. one hundred and 6fty.eight feet nine inches
seven lines, more or lees. in the rear. Together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
rights, ways and advantages thereunto belonging
CT i'll aDywise appertannR, being the half nearest
to and adjoining the Foncher dc Crce's property
Acquired by the defendant herein by 4ur'
chase from Edmund Burthe. by ~: passed before
". J. Castell. notary public in <hie city. Ola the
eish: OF December, 1870.
Also Twenty Shares Of the Capital Stock OF TIL.
Lafayette Fire Insurance Company OF the city OF
New Orleans, Of one hundred dollars each. twen'
ty.si1 dollars per share paid.
Also. Fifteen Shares Of the Capital Stock of the
Bans Of Lafayette. Of fifty dollars each. paid il.
full.
seized in the above suit
TermS-CAsh on the spot.
seq Is 20 cc3 Sheriff Of the Parish. Of orleans.
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onoted =, 44c y Dbl q, wholesale and Coo 1t
retail; % Vhhd, &c p boz to stea1boass. sse to
manufacturer Anti .-scite 81 5od!3 ton.
first instsnt comprised $50 boats. barges ana
hull: consumption duzlg august ~ toats sne
bsrgee. No arrivals
esIT-4The stock Il being reduced AID come lots
are going iOxwssd. Dealers rates: Coarse 81 ~
hne 81 Sol 20 p sacl. Turks Island Is 4ao.ed
At sOc y bag Of IL o bushels. When taken nom
warehouse . reduction 10 made !or draS age. TsD.e
g.: 10 rockets .@lls at 81 &c each. IS u size.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-16

A. Castillo.
CTPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 81 S5j.-b- virtue o. i. WI: of
teri fac'as to me directed br She honorable .he
in the above entitled cause .rr city taxes of
1878. I MI. proceed 20 SCI. at pabl.c auction.
ut the Merchants and AuctioneeJs Exchange.
Royal etreet, between CANA ami Clstomh6use
streets. in The Second District Of this city. on
TUESDAf. October s. 49, at twelve o'clock
NJ. the following described property. to Wit
ONE CkkTAlN LOT Of GRoCND. situated In
che Second District Of this .ify. IL square number
.Aventy.eight. bounded be Hospital Bourbon, ur.
sulines and Eguphine streets. designated as lot
humble. thirteen. measuring :wen,ysix feet on
Bospta! street, by one hundred and ulDst.eL let t
in depth.
Seized IN the ABOVE suit.
Terms-CasE Oh the spot.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-16
SHERIFFS SALES.
City Of New Orleans ~. william W.

City Of New Orleans ~. William W.
Divine,
CuPERiOR DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. 50 B, virtue -, = writ o:
6eyi facias to me directed by the hOno.aO!e the
Superior District Court :or tile parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause fol city taxes Of 1878
viii proceed to sell at pubic auction a tie Mer-
between Canal and Cus.omhous~ streets. il the
Second Dist-ic. of this city. en- TUESDAY Oc-
tOber s. 1874. at twelve O'Clock H.. The sOllow1ng
described property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. si.ua:ej II
the First District Of this city. IA square number
one hundred and eighty Sc ven. bounded Lv -.
Charles. Prytania. Clio AID ErstO streets, desis.
nateo as lot number twenty SIX measuring twenty.
lne feet st. Charles street. Uy C..e hundred and
thirty. five feet in depth,
Seized in the above sut.
Teyms-C ASH On the spo:.
w. HARPER
l.Sl Ocss NJ Par, itrls