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r,a ,..ssachusetts Democracy.

WORCESTER, September 9.-After organl-
cation and preliminary proceedings the DEM Dem
ocratic Convention nominated William ani, uas'
ton, Of Boston, for Governor. and William
smith. of Springfield, for Lieutenant-teV-
ernor.
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RICHMOND AND DAsy1LLE RAILROAD CO., \
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sUPERINTENDENTsf
RICHMOND, VA, August IL. 1874.

oE lhal1So tanO SuCSt1
y MONDAY, August ] 2, 1s74.-sogTHeRH Ex.i
PRRSS, Westward leave iticIMond at l1:04 PsM.e
leave BurkevlIle at 2:07 A. N. leave dundee ats
ut Greens lOro' at 1888 A. NJ. Connectaat CHAR
Iotte with trains on tile Atlanta and Richmond Air.
Line Railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, MOBILE
New Orleans, and all southern points. Is ss5
/ NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eastward leave GIeens@f
boro Mt 1915 p. M; leave Danvile at $3.50 z. M,
leave Dundee at 3:48 p. RI; Lave BurSeville5 10
$40 P NJ. arrive &C Richmond at 11:O4 z. ID, ttla
THROUGH MAIL, Westwsrd-Ieage Richmond ~
1888 z. NJ; leave Burkeviile at 441 Z. 81. leave
Dundee at 9:25 r.. 81. leave Danville ut. 9:29 Ps
M: arrive at Greensboro al :6l n. ID, This
train connects at Charlotte With trains on the
Charlotte Columbia and Atlanta ralroacs for Coz
lumDa. Augusta, savannah, Macon, ana all SOUTH
ern points. - ii
THROUGH MAIL, Eastward-lfaye Greensboro
at 2:L5 A. VI. lave Danyille II Ga A. NJ: lpaye
Dundee a. 5:25 A. NJ. leave Burkeyille nj 1880
A. "; arrive ut Richmond at 2:22 T. n 4hi&
train connects ut Burkeve With train on the Az
laDtlc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch-
burg and all southwestern points, -.
LYNCIBURG PASSENGER, Wesfward--Ieav9
Richmondal 900 A. NJ. leave Burkevllle at l2:4E
p. Al. :. arrive at Lynchhnr2 at 4:4C p. NJ
BURKEyILLE ACCOMMODATES, hastward---
leave suEksylle e. 4sS A. M arrive .. Rich
All through trains connect at Dundee with trains
on the W. c., " III aud g. 81 faiIroad TO and from
Washington, Baltimore, New York, and sH casters
points. o...x
"e'' ''A0 - $50 IT. M r.. TALCOTT, 80
| Engineer and superintendent.
a. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. au IL
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L ok BALTIMORE 49, 80:
PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
THROUGH-FkEIGHT
TRl WEEKLY LINE.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AN
BALTIMORE. @ So
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

Steamers leave their new pier in the Dock, feol
of Twentv-second street, every TUESDAY ant
THURSDAY MORNINGS 1T 4 O'Clock, and SAT,
URDAY AFTERNOON AZ o'clock. Is
Freight received up to O'Clock p. b., and Satur.
days UP to 81 O'Clock P. NJ.
Through bills signed to all points north and west
and rates guaranteed as low as any other line.
Apply to l.. B. TATuM. agent.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock aud Ninth and
Main streets. .F de
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democratic Congressional NOmina.
ton i'm Ohio.
CINCINNATI. September 9.-The Ohio Dis
trict Nominations for Congress were made
to-day. In the First district Milton sayior
was nominated, and in the Second d. b.
Benning was nominated.
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Forest Fires in New York.

NEwBuRa, n. Y, September 9.-Forest
fires are raging in the highlands of the Hud'
son, opposite Fort Montgomery. Many
acres have been burned over and the hre
still RACES,
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No onposition to Hon. A. II. Stephens.

AUGUSTA, Ga, September 9.-The Repub-
liclns of this district met in convention mere
to-day: J. Heard (colored), of Greene
county, being elected president. After a
five hours session the Convention adjourn
ed without making any nomination for Con-
eress. a resolution being adopted that lt
was deemed inexpedient to do SO. Hon.
A. 81. Stephens is understood to be enlirely
satisfactory to the Republicans OF the ois'
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
DRANDRETH HOUSE,
CORNER BROADWAY, CANAL,
AND LISPENARD STREETS,
NEW YORK
CONDUCTED on EUROPEAN PLAN.
Single rooms 81. 81 so, ard S2 per dsy. Douoie
md family rooms, 50, So, 81, ard 50 per day.
Meals can De had al all hours.
SITUATED IN THH CENTRE OF THE BUSINESS
QUARTER. HALhiAIh y. hDAs'
au S-eod3m Ilop'ie'oA'
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, September e:-Flour irmer and J., In m
changed. Corn firm and IN fair demand; No. ia ~
ed, 75hc. Whiskey hrm at II o. fork URN NJ, ~
a24. Bacon strong and higher; shoulders, losg'
/ Olc clear rib, 15c.; clear, 15901 54c. on spot,
57sr to Duyer september.
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Y.OrusvJIIE MARKET!

1or,svr,IF september 9.-Flour, corn and porl
ouiet and unchanged. Bacon frm and In fair &c
1nand: shoulders, 03c.; clear rib 14Ac.; clear
l5c Lard. 1910. Wblsk"y,* VI.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 10, 1879
ann rises. 5.45 Moon sets......... GU
SIM sets, ..,....,.. Is High ude.......... q 10
eoRT OF RICHMOND. sErrEMpEg 8. 1874.

SIM sets. .,,....,... 10 hlgn uoe.....''... AZ
Port OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 8. 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westoyer, skinner, Baltimore mer.
chsnIlse and passengers. Powhatan STEAMBOAT
,l;nmnauy, u. B. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Ragle Rock. Hammond, Boston, pas-
ter, X. B. SomerylIle.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer'
ch,nIise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum. agent.
Rrig Nellie Antrim lAm.lI Weischnlan, klo
Gran5e de Sui, flour, Galego Mills aianufactu r1Rs
Company. ,,on.,n,
THE schooner Eagle Rock now In port, has Deen
chartered 10 load with tobacco for Genoa py HON.
bauer s; Co. ,,oa c.hoorers
I,rrv r,oremus Cornell; III. r. curtin, Clapp q.
o. burbank. Porter; N. A. Hayward, strong, Eu9'
ma. whitman; all from Virginia.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Rnoy No. /, off Watch Hiil, ID gone from III
DUH oor;Jas C JARED y. CRANDALL,
hiooi'"e'' Lixht-House Keeper.
Watch HUI, r. l., September q.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, September 9IArriysd;i , Vile .S ~
Paris Frtsia, W. A. shelton. anpoetsAoIa l"'su tn'
Boston and Athletic base ballersl.
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Horse Killed by Lightning I'm Fau-
guier County.

Especial telegram 10 the DiSpatch.l
PIEDMONT, September 9.-Thirteen horses
and colts were killed by one stroke of light
ming yesterday on the farm of R. B. Boiling.
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Conversational Election.

Congressional Election.
DENVER, COLORADO, September 9.-Ihe
Democrats have elected their delegate 70 con.
gress. [The New York Wor1d VIII liner
Democratic President.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 9.-Virrinia 6's, peel
ers SO; consolidated, so. North Carolina Us, old,
10; do, new,- so; do, special tax o. Bids to-day.
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Fire.

y, IL = - * ~ tftss
CINcIsnATI, September 9.--The business
portion of Russeilyille, KY, was burned last
Sunday. The losses will aggregate $50, 900.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, September 9--Flour dull. Corn firm
and scarce at 79@s0c. PORK ana iara uhcnanSe e,
f0Tc. TO BUYERS September; lie. buyers October
clear rib, 144c.; clear, 15h@l5ac. Whiskey nrn
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4, II,sIjEffAEFitIR5E i1ilFs -STEXsfERs

fs7fass EBE4tAR'EERE4et Es ii G&AdHEH{01s1less
tAEYf1R p HT I.aeI1Esg r., r IA II Al -. ), 5sSas11
M DEC. ,,,s & 70 Isr 81 - - III III,
sr 3 90 go ~ ~
FIiIsY he In -
r.,s sane I'D III ~ 10y !,
III q TOY.
,soi IN. s ~ ~
sfenrpsbfn Iisss anS ila
y, anu ,s ~
al D. ps,pg'ss
a nj o. vo. ~ :, ~ n,n.
- 1o- 9 Z. I'D .IOsz Ls-ss.s
no r N e. 10 va 4, K rs,,,e -
u M - !. .: - - - E&aN
R Uotn
9sSSInSup M.aSOAEs AptaIn IOUCtt VIII saL
Ere,g, ,ecaired n,fI s; ~ o s
wsraS i,b p Oh ana goeas l2f
ast 80 ml ~ ~ I'll poln.s noiIHt soutn
ea p,s ana Wess; aso, 20 u ioseign ports.
Es " ~ q nnsnrpassed.
rare 10 seW fork, Si2i Storage, IS; round
Zip uskets, sZU.
forIrelgnt or passage apply to
sc go. Gomna5y.sI u nan. kocsesu.
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COMMIssION saERCstANTs.
yX11LLIAM K. SMITH 8 CO.,

GENERAL AUcTIoNEERs
AMI, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. GOT BROAD STREET. 3.
Consrnmepls of all hinds solicited w Ill nttena
promptly 10 outside safes; Will also aitena IL. Ihs
Horse-Lot every saturday, Ru So'p ,ls$
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HILADELPHIA, RICH 15FTA
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM .szx:aS.n
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF
THIS line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY and Richmond every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. for Provl-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp via Red Star and American
Steamship lines, and bills OF ladng signed Through
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals aho
stateroC,n, SS. w. 2. PORTER, Agent, n
AMI No. 2425 Dock street.
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Two DRUGGISTS --AROMATICL LIQUID
l. PtPsIS, prepared by Lilly q Phelan. ltcon-
laius no alcohol, and is highly recommended for
DYSPEPSIA and 1NDlG rs ZION. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggists,
se 2-IOt 1916 Main street.
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= e
Il 49, ~ -
II @ A Z tss2 =.
hi 1HEaAPEAykEz &, OHIO IA V;
tS1KUHD.s0H and 7tSr A6fE H.
II 161& passenger t1atus 1ftfsFun ~ fcli0NT III
II as FROM RICEMlJEU - *
$50 Al, DE-. nall TIA tN.-eof fsersseEeyf1sr
ana nil intarmsdiste sfssicrs dssiy sexesrf
sonscss il aosdorss 81 50 + na 81
tWhfrSnson, Marassas. Aiexard DIS. WsabitikfuEs 8
md the North, ard az EhAr3cft4 vile for Ly1E32
burg Bnssos Knoxville, ChagtaaQOzrs and taes
Sotlth 80 80 - ~. 70 ~ ~
ALMs-y0
esps Sunday arriving 1t Gordonsyie Il ss4
Ms 5gs
do sgiK ehr,ss.is. stannson
bofo,, coyinSton. White Snlphur, and IN aAfON1
west a hi,s Ssgns :. Esaa IS
naess NJ Gordons Vile FOR ZION BzitfnoS1
sysSbe s,rth tn,,t saf
Rsstons and TgaeryoSd for nnf az, III ySufs
Wpss and Sslsh yysf arriving Al 81 & 49,
nj i>"st-A =, y = =
sfenn5en' and ali insoy7,,edIsfe sfnf0ns NSTyfR.9
DAYSOELY, arrfyfnr NJ Stanton az 04t q. ~. rs
saraaae cbanSed tfsIsns. Z & s'ssst
For through ffcge,s rsfes End tpfornatfon. ar~ q
NV nj B26 Main stress RsJar at,s3 EscherI1e Hos
tel or AT the rnyfs osce Rrfld sIf1,et stf Ei1
tcea,ti, 80 u e Ar VTIET Iigsss
General Passenger ra Ticket Aren't.
-----
RICHMOND, FREp'G 4 PoTossAc R.sR. Cor s
i. -, -, =, - 80 R1cnssoND. june 8. 1S7z.1
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je General Feisn, and Il T ( a Agent
EIcHMoNp, YORK RIVER AND CHgsAPaAxH1
RAILROAD CoMeAyY,
$50 RICHMOND. April Ii. i 874sy

a m AMI ALTER IUESUA4y5s Akh&A1
NJ 2lsT,. PASSENGER aud FREIGHT '-RAINB
on this road will run IS follows ~
PASSENGER TEAM FOR West Point leayo9
Richmond at z. ID. EfSundays :exeeptedt and.
train from West Point Will arrive at Richmond at1
/ 0:10 A. N. da Nv. 80 ~ y
Tile splendid steamers Havana and Louise VIII run
in connection with this road, and viii leave Wet
Point daily Sundays excepted) on the arrival of thG
train, which leaves RicL m0nd al =. ARRIVING Af
Baltimore next m0rniF 2 In ample time to connect
with traiRs TOR Washington Easr, North, and West$
and leave Baltimore daily Sundays cxctplea} ~ 4s
P. NJ, connect irg al West Point with the train
due al RichlDnr. at 10 next morning ~
TO BALTIMORE ana relurh,.. gg0 40
To 'WaShthgton.. w
Fare TO Fhilade!phla. w y Z
To Philadelp hia and returp......... ID 20 ~ Il
Fare TO New York;. ~ 00 80
To New York aud return. 10 20 x
10 Boston ....s.s..-..l 10 go
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through neigut only
leaves Richmond daily (Mondays e1ceptedl at
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at West
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early next
morning. ~
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 4. NJ. Local freight received Tues.
NA''' n > 80 ~ TDW. r. FoLGER, 4
Superintendent. q
| W.N BRAGG, Master Transportation. mp 40
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ssc:yTAYNFR,S srIs;E LA IssllSss
~ Turshez supplies Sssss ssss ssa 81
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yXTEDDIEe AND ~ rs ssa-G Ak5ss
baausIfus. OF ths Dsspateh Pruning. lsoAsel
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
C,OWS! COWS! COWS!-Haying EE
u concluded to retire from the dairy bust ssseh..
ness / Will sell all of my valuable stock OF CIV
and DAIRY FIX CURES, such Us heavy ien,g ai el,
cans, &C. sc. have fifteen cows, some Oh me pes,
thai can be- found; will give four and five gaonso
milk per day; nearly all are fresh TO the PAIL WIZ
calves by their side. ,ruur,
Brook turnpike near the first ioli-gate'
Sc eod3t* sss
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OIL
FRESH AND PERFECTLY PURE

COD-L1VER OIL
FRESH AND PERFECTLY PURE
selected for its superior qualities, and for sale by
J.BLAIR, Druggist,
seq S25 Broad street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 5969-By virtue Of writ of seizure
and sale To directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause will proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction at the Merchants and AuctiOneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District OF TINS
CITY, on SATURDAY, December 5, 1874, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit - .
buildings and improvements thereon, situated,
lyiag and being in the Third District OF this city,
in the so uare bounded by ST. Avid now Caiborne),
Prosper (nOw Derbgny) Annette and St. Anthony
streets and esgnated by the letter on a sketch
made bv P. Aliou DHemec curt, surveyor, dated
October l. 1874, and deposited in the office OF the
sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans. Which said lot or
portion of ground having according to said sketch,
thirty. one feet eleven inches i've lines front On
Annette street BY seventy.two feet seven inches
four lines in depth and front on Prosper (nOw Der.
b,gny) street, forming thus the corner OF SAID
streets, and makes part of a lot OF ground deslS
mated by number five on a plan drawn oy Z. a.
Hedn architect, on the twenty ninth OF NAY, tSoo
deposited as plan number seventeen in the once
of r. O. stark notary public in this city. and
ACQUIRED by the defendant herein by purchase
from Edward vanderhOrst by an act passed before
city. the twentieth OF May, 1891.
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-This being tine second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely adlEuc a!eu 10
the highest and last bidder for what 1t VIII orng
at twelve months credit. the purchaser furnish
ing bond with good and solvent security, bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from date anu
special mortgage on the property so!d u1ll hiia
payment. Said purchaser will have to deduct anu
pay in cash the printiI G. sheriffs and CLERK
fees etc, which amount altogether to about nft!v
dollars. and furthermore. the State, parish and
municipal taxes the amount of which is not yet
sascertatned.
VIZ. HARPER,
noi' ,, % ieS Sheriff O! Oh. Parish OF Orleans.
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By Q. valeton.
MARIE LOsk LALBERSAC IS. JEAN SCSSElG.
HEUR Ell AIS.
6oS 4 PARTITION.
s.co1G Dis:rie: Court g: The fs,.sL o. Gcleans-
80. 3: ga.
foS 4 PARTITION.

DY -. valETON. ACCf!orEEI.-sATUR.
ID DAY, November ~, 1874, at twelve O'Clock N.
will be sold at the Merchants and Auctioneer,
Exchange, on Royal street as per order of the
Hon "a L. Yissot, Judge OF the Second District
Court for the parish of orleans, dated August g.
1874; No 3'.0:3 Of The docket of sad court
H. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in she
Fi,st District, IL the square bounded by CalliOpe
EaGOn:le Clio and Ca.oude let styeets, measuring
in sn.si! measure, 80 feet font on Caliope street,
by depth ~ So feet between parallel lines: To-
gethey with ;he buildings and improvements there
on, consisting Of a One-stOFy frame house 30 lI6,
and ether buildings thereon.
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District, in the square bounded by Shillipya
Tor Dryad.s), Julia Glrod and Earofne streets,
measuring, american measure, 81 ;eet inches
line 3ront Dysades street 10y l2' ;eec 10 inches
lines in depth, bet ween parallel lines; together
with AL improvements thereon, consisting OF a
two story bric. house. No. 9!3 AID other buildings
thereon.
3ACEITAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
first District, III the square bounded by howard
EratO ThaliA and Liberty streets forming the
corner OF Howard and krato streets, and msaSur-
il z, American measure ,! feet front on howard
street, by depth and font on Erato street OF rs
feet, between parallel lines togethes with al the
buildings and III prOvtMent. thereon cons sung OF
. One-story frame house bLit Oh the corner, and
OF q tw0-stofy frame house on ErAtO street and
other improvements
Terms and C0nditions-One-th I'D cash and che
ba ance On credit of one and two years for notes
secured by mortgage and vendors privilege bear
ing interest at the rate of eight per cent per
mum from date until paid, i've per cent attorneys
fees in case Of suit; the properties 10 he kept in
sured and policies transferred to the holder OF
holders of the notes.
acts of sale before o. de Aruas notary public,
at the expense of pUrchAse1e
sc2s ~: "a aga
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

DH NASH 4 HOl1<:SON-W. I. HODG
ID con, Auctionesr-Ofiice No. CarOndelet
street.-On WEDNESDAY. December 49, 1877. ut
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the 1t. Charles Auction Ex-
change, in the basement rotunda OF the St. Charles
Hotel in this city, By virtue and in pursuance Of
an order OF the Hon. l. L. TissOt, judge OF the Sec
Ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated
November q, 1874 docket No. 81, ,303 for account
of the successons of Philip and Caroline Eng
mann, both deceased consolidated at public auct-
ion will be sold
i. TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. sogeth
or with the buildings aud improvements thereon,
situated in the suburb West B0uligny, in the
Sixth District Of this city, i'll square NO ~ bound
ed by Magazine, Camp, Bordeaux and Lyons
streets, designated as Nos. l3 end Ia. which ad
Join each other, and measure each 80 feet front on
Magazine street, by depth OF no feet, between
parallel lines American measure; lot No. 10 form
ing the corner OF Magazine and Bordeaux streets.
The improvements consist Of a frame cottage
house. used grocery and residence.
2. TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon sit
uated in the same district and square the prop
erty above described, designated as Nos. ID and 10.
which adjOin each other and measure each, 80 feet
front on Magazine street, by depth Of l2O feet, be-
tween parallel lnes American measure according
April II, 1874. The improvements consist or .
double tenement frame residence, with back
buildings, cistern. engine house. etc.
Terms and COnditOns-One half cash on the spot
EQUAL payments, at and two years, in tine
notes Of the purchasers each note divided into two
coupons, with SIX per cent current and eight per
cent eventual interest frlm the day OF SAFE inc
ATTORNEYS fees in case of suit. The Improvements
to be kept fully insured and the policies transferred
to the tutor or holders of the credit notes.
Act OF sale before T. Commagere, notary public,
At the expense Of the purchasers 81 including sne
nO2l DIES IL 19 %
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Theodore Bailly Blanchard, Curator OF
Chs octave de Livaudais. VS.. Thomas keilly

Theodore Baiily Blanchard, Curator of
Chs. octave de Livaudas. VS.. Thomas kelly
Bsadyo
TaCETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. 43 202.-By virtue of a writ OF
ard sale to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction: at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
Toulouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, OI. MONDAY. December 81, 1874, at twelve
o'clock NJ the following described property, to
wit
/. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
living and being in the First District OF this city
tknown battnre property, IN square number
Delta streets designated by the mum bers five and
sx of said square on plan by L. Pile. late city
surveyor. dated twenty-first Of May, 1866. Said
lots ad DIN each other, and measure each twenty
five feet five inches three lines front Delta and
Front streets, by depth, between parallel lines,
Of one hundred and twenty five feet three lines.
2. THE HALF NEAREST TO ST. JOSEPH
situated, lying and being in said square bounded
by Julia st. Joseph. Front and Delta streets, which
LOT ia desgHa ted by the number four on said plan
by Pile, and said half measures twelve feet eight
inches five and a half lines front Delta and
Front streets by depth between parallel lines,
OF one hundred and twenty five feet three lines
Together with all the rights ways and advantag ,s
fhsieuIto belonging or in any wise appertaining.,
Being the same property that the said defeat.
ant herein acquired Oy purchase from the city OF
New Orleans. per two oarate acts Of sale passed
before W J. Castell notary public in this city, on
tie twenty first of July, 1866.
Seized III the above suit.
TeyNs-Cash on the spot.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana ~. John
Armstrong.

Citizens Bank or Louisiana ~. John
Armstrong.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. sA3.-By virtue Of writ of seq
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF orleans
in the above entitled cause, I will proceed TO
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc:
tioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal
of this city, on TUESDAY, December Is. 1874. at
twelve O'clock NJ, TIE following desc yibed pI Opeyty
to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated in
the Suburb Deord, in this city. il, The square
bounded by Front, Suzette and New Leves streets,
and a certain alley, twenty feet wide, running
parallel with said SuZetre street oen0mnated
Withers' alley; said portion OF ground measuring
eighty-hve feet eleven inches front on New Lev<t
street. the same in width in the rear, by two hun
dred and seven feet in depth and front on Suzette
street, and by the same depth and front on With
eIs alley; together with all the buildings ard i1l-
prOvements thereon; togei her. Also with two lun'
dred and eighty-five shares Ut mortgage stock
thereto attached
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and CoEditions-The eurchases 20 furnish
l. stock note for the sum of three thousand SIX
hundred and sixty dollars payabe on the first
day of February. 1878, and renewable according
to the provisions OF the charter of the Citizens
Bank OF Louisiana. The purchaser to assume al
the obligations and responsibilities of . stock
holder OF the Citlzers Bank of Louisiana.
2. note Tor the sum Of two thousand seven hun
dr.d collars. payable on the first day of February,
1873 and renewable agreeably to the laws govern
ing stock loans on pa;lng az each renewal a GUY
tallment OF two hundred and twenty-five collars,
in advance. at the rate OF six and half per cent
per annum. Both of said notes to be identified
with acts OF mortgage securing the same AMI with
the sheriff deed o: II this case, and the bal
ance, cash.
w.P. HARPER,
no13 p % deii Siie.it OF the Parish OF orleans