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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION

Boston. Nov. Is, ls1i.
II. X STEVENS. ESQ.,
Dear Mr-During the past hve years =
have had ample opportunity TO Judge oi
the merit of VEGETISK. MY wife mas us, ISL
IL ior comniaints attending lady OF dell
cate n ealth. with more beneficial results
ihan ANYTHING else which she ever tried.
/ hay. given II TO my children under
almost every circumstance attepdlng
Iarye family and always with marked
benefit. have taken II myseli win sucn
great benefit that l cannot md worus "
exp ess my unqualified .pp' eeiatioh oi
its goodness. po,,.s
While performing my dnttes as Police
on ,er in this city, il has been my iot 10
tall in with a great deal OF sickness. an
hesita,ingIy recommend VD6EriSk; anu !
never knew OF a case where IL uid bo'
proye Ali that was claimed for II. 'artic-
ularly in = ,ses OF deoiittated or imPoS-
erisbed Stale OF the blood Its effects are re .
ally W nderful; and for all com pialnt,
arising from an impure state OF the
hi OIL IL anpears TO work like charm,
and do not believe there are any circu III
stances under which NBGEriNE ct ~ ~,
used with Injurious results. ana IL -.
ALWAYS fYord me PLEASURE 70 give any
iurther i'm lorna lon SIS 10 what 1 know
about vEGErINE- 1rrrr
o,a,h Police Station 4.
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The reputation 1t has attained, IN
consequence Of the marvellous cures II
has produced during the last hall CEN
tnry. is p sufficient assurance 10 the
mihlir that il will continue 10 rcailLe
the bapniest results that can be desired
In almost every section OF country
;i,.rc are persons. publicly known. who
tgv1 been restored from alarming anu
even desperate diseases oil the inh.s'
bv its use. All who have tried II ac-
knowledge it, superiority; ana "h'Ie
it, virtues are known, no one hesitates
IL 10 what medicine 10 employ 10 IT,
Ecyc the distress and suffering peculiar
In pulmonary affections. CHERRY nc
TOTAL ALWAYS affords instant relief, ana
performs rapid cures OF the milder va
rietics OF bronchial disorder, a. wei as
the more formidable diseases oil the
lung. =,
A. safeguard 20 children, amid
70 Distressing diseases which beset
&c Throat and Chest or Childhood, II
: inva,uaaie: for. by it, timely use,
,, ,nultitsdes are rescued and restored 10
health.
This medicine gains friends at
every trial, rs the cures il Is constantly
producing are too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be with.
ca; 4. and those who have once used
il ncycT viii
Eu.ircnt PhysiCiln> throughout the
c,untry prescribe i'. aad Ger. H'tL
4 IN recommend Il fro.- thelr L.i'"i
., OF its effects.
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Chance of Firm.

', By agreement of parties S, the firm OF
ho us, Taylor 4 Co.. has this day been
changed by the retiring OF n. w. Beck,
Mex Morrison and samuel Nesbttt from
partnership in the arm business K.
Hobbs, ST., having purchased their inter-
EST.
Mr.. \. w. Beck will however continue
10 superntend the mechanical depart.
ment with George Hobbs as foreman, and
Cert Hob s in the office.
mY2ih HORRS TAYLOR Il GO
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Accommodation train leaves Bellaire Mt
asa =. H., and arrives at Steubenville at
tauP.a.
Special Accommodation trains leave
BlEurr at y:JJ a. m, and l2:5O p. m;
Bridgeport 10 ~ q. m. and l 10 p. nj arrive
uIiin'S Ferry at U:l5 a. IN. and :l5 p.
M. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
llJa. Nj, and 10 p. m; Bridgeport ii 40
a a., and 3:lO y. IN. arrive at Bellaire at
II .i. M, and .i:I5 y. III.
Tickets 10 all principal points In the
aud West can be procured al the
L ."n Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
a. u- station at bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
g. GrncTAl Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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s5s; {s : a. . :, 70
Us those OF any other
IrliabIe horse. Correspondence invited
the English and foreign languages, with
Inventors, Attorneys at Law, and other
Solicitors, especially with those who have
lad their cases REL ECTED IN the hands oil
attorneys IL rejected cases our tees are
reasonable. and no charge N made unless
We ure successful.
INVENTORS SSs Sssi ss%5
your invention and we
will make an examination ut the Patent
Office, and II we think 10 patentable vii
send Won papers and advice, aud prosecute
your case.
n IInr Oral or written in all mat
A ters relating Ia Enrr
h u u L Patents, Patent \
Law and inven-
lions.
Accommodation. NJ. ID. Jeggett, ex Com
missioner OF Patents, Cleveland, Unio;O.
II. Kelley, Esq, Sec'y National Grange.
Louisville, Ky.
send stamp tor our "Gulde Tor Obtain.
Ing Patents" Address
LOUIS BAGGER & 60,
Solicitors OF Patents, Washington, ID. 4
febl0
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The FOppish Preacher Dewitt Tai
IMAGES opinion OfHim-HumOrOus
Actin. in the Pulpit.

The Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage, next to
Beecher, has the largest audiences Of any
preacher in Brooklyn. Recently in an
address to the graduating class at a
theological seminary, he described var
iUus kinds of ministers whom he ad-
vised the young men not TO initiate, and
his audience were kept in as great roar
of laughter as if it had been professed-
ly comic performance. On the subject
of "the foppish preacher" he said; He
has handsome foot or hand, or thinks
he has. 1t is evident from his gait and
appearance that he has received most of
his inspiration from the tailor. His glove
tits so we'll that it seems TO have grown
on; his boot AS il made on last of the
latest fashion. His hair twists rs though
it had been under curling irons. From
his gesticulations YOU know he has
practiced them before the mirror. He
prides himself upon being lady's man,
and looks SO sweet laughter and has
the appearance OF one Of Godey's fash
ION plates. AS he takes out his handker
chief TO wipe away tear in the midst of
his sermon the fabric drops musk and
patchouly, and balm of a thousand
flowers" and "new mown hay" and
"ki.s me quick Laughter He is u
stick of ecclesiastical candy-a moral
pepper mint--a religious chocolate drop.
Laughter. II would take about sixty
Of them to equ one decent doll-baby,
After hearing Ich u young man preach
an old clergyr. IN arose IN the pulpit to
make the concluding prayer, and said:
"Oh LORD, bless this young man and
make his heart MS soft rs his head"
Laughter.
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MerchantS Lster Heads, Bill
Heads, Cards, etc.
The very best work done at
the very lowest Agures.

Estimates and ssmplsfurnished on
short notice Give Us an order and be
.,nyir,ai
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By forbidding the the trial by court
martial OF Count Karowlat, who mortal
Is wounded Prince William Auersperg
in duel, the Emperor OF Austria gives
cou. Lenance 10 the barbarous code. Pre-
sidert Jackson set better example when
10 1880 re dismissed four naval officers
for being engaged in duel. ~. Y TIib-
iIRs.
Who were the tour naval officers re-
ferred to? Was "Aivarado Hunter the
principal IN the duel, one of them2 And
was he afterwards reinstated? Such Is
our own impression, or else we do not un-
,Ierstand how ne was afterwards in COM
mand Of u United States vessel in the
Mexican war. General Jackson himself
had personal collisions. He once post
ed Governor Sewer, of Tennessee, as
coward. and they were about
to fight, when friends interfered and pre-
vented q combat. He afterwards had
duel with Charles Dickinson, in which
the latter was killed In 1913 he had
street fight with Colonel 7. II. Benton
and his brother. General jackson was a
great man, but he lived in M age and
section when barbarous custom was in
vogue, and it is not worth while to sacri.
ice the truth of history in his honor.
Happily, in both army and navy, in the
United States as in England, the duel
mas long since come to An end, and it is
TO be hoped that the government OF Eu
rope will ere long be advanced sutH-
c;antly in civilization TO emulate their
example.-Ne,c York Sun.
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Remoyal--Nail City Boiler Wsrks.

w sssi 70 lE Ss9s is Sf Sc Sisf
hon. %, Hobbs, Taylor & Co., and with
our Iuereassd facilities we are prepared 10
,,,annfarfure and repair Ali kinds OF Boiler
,-].-E AZ pr.e,s 10 suit the times ssfi.far-
ton guaranteed ~. ,hpi W.
Iunjra
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TO SMOKER8.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IN
| VOICE of Imported and Key West
igars. which am retailing at Jobbing
prices. Give me "A call, you will ind my
counter the cheapest IN the city,
HUGO l.. Loon,
decg No. 10 Twelfth Street.
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FISH.

We have large stock Of
MackereI, "''
Lake Herring.
White Fish
Cod6,h.
And will g, usual supply the trsds al lov-
er prices than elsewhere
TISGLR d ISHAM.
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n 1oRTUNE N n. EVERY fAA
~ Ssysn E s1.e - Ps .sS 's
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Of all grades at less prices and OF better
qualities than can be bought m any house
IN the city. We will match any ksssern
house in price and quality. tL.
TINGLE Il ISHAM.
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TOBACCOs.
No~u 49,

TOBACCOs. a
NAVY lbs. .sf.
Halbrook's Monitor, Louisville,
Locker, Virginia Dare
JIb Boom, Gable Roll.
NAVY l.,3s.
lib Boom Louisvills,
Old Reliable, Nectar.
Andrew jackson.
las and los.
Andrew Jackson, Planters Chew
Universal. H.1
Twists.
Gold Charm. .Jeweled Bars.
Beau Monde, Patrick Henry,
sunny South, Millners, aIcg
Venus,
o Isch in Csddies, Fig Leaf IN Drums.
Bright lbs.
Psach Blossom, W1hoe,
Rose Lump, victoris,
Peytou Grsvelcy.
Smoking.
+. G. Is IL d h., Good Enough l.
Army 4 Navy h, scrap J.,
Tom * Jerry l., Joker l..
Old Six Twist.
With the above extensive variety OF
brands and large stock OF Tobacco, w.
invite all who buy these goods 10 consult
their owR interest by giving us . call,
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

ard run daily; Nos. s daily ex.
No.; Monday; Nos. and * daily except
cept M. Is stops at ali stations be-
SUNDAY hsrling and GRAFTON. MOI tops
iTeemm stations between Wheeling and
ruubrriahu'
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Supplied with all kinds of Books. Checks
Drafts, &c.
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r.s.ieai End Ans:yf'r ''''"'"' Be-
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
BY ORDER OF TIE CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIA-
TION OF THE PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA.

DY sELLE 4 MALOCHEE, ARMAND
ID SRLLE Aucfioneer-O6ace NJ. SO Royal street
THURSDAY, June Is, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
the Merchants and Anctioneers Exchange, loyal
the Second DistIict Of this city. will be sold by
public auction to close concern.
THR VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION. situated
in the parish Of St. Charles. IN this State on the
seven miles above the city of New Orls ans; said
plantation measunps Is arpents front on the Mis-.
sissippi river and Is bounded ON the upper iue by
Delery, ahd on the lower line by the property
formerly belonging to b. Zsringue. extending In
depth on the upper line to g arpsnte and on the
buildings Ind improvements existing thesAon ana
two. story dwelling house, with large gallery
oil around, two cottages or small houses. slsrse
XII: chen house, corn house, stable and ono negro
cabin in the yard.
A brick sugA house, purgery AMI caoe shed and
set of six kettles, steam engine and mill baGasse
burner and nine negro cabins, large stable. coop
ere shop and shade with fifteen bars Of pea vine
There are on the place sixty arpents OF plant
cane more or less; seventy one arpents one years
stubDle, more or less eighty i've pents OF two
years stuble, more or less. and lis alpents planted
In corn.
three heifers, eight cane carts, three small carts
agricultural Implements etc.
ferms-One-l alf cash IN United States currency
and the balance on a credit OF one and two years.
III notes secured by special mortgage aud vendor 9
lien, bearing seven Der cent interest per aunum
from the OAy of sale until final payment. the
sugar houee to be kept insured, the policy to be
transferred to the parties IN interest AMI II case
will be required to pay five per cent attorney q
commission on the amount recovered, which com
mission shall likewise be secured by mortgage.
Act Of sale before Amedee Ducatel. notary pu b
lie, at the expense of the purchaser.
myl3 Is 81 les IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
By 8. 0ulnault.
srCCHSSIONS OF J. J. PLANO HARD ~ fnA
COISE MATHILDK BERNARp.
.-%~%-

srCCHSSIONS OF J. J. BLANCHARD AND fhAN-
COISB MATHILDK BERNARp.
Second District Court tor the Parish Of OIlesp'.
DY q. GUINAULT, AUCTIoNEER OFFICE
ID corner of Exchange alley and Bianvile street.
o. sATuEDAY May TO- 1915 at M tTsae scl Sad
AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Custombouse streets, by virtue OF an
order from the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish OF to x
TWO CONfTGuOUS LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District of this city, designated by the
Nos and 5, in the square bounded oy kOya OF
streets said lots measuring each 80 feet II inches
'front.' TN Royal street. by depth OF III FEET o%
inches Together with q frame house, Nos. ol6 and
673 having four rooms, front and back galleries,
closets the whole covered with siates, two els
terms she'd vryiea, etc. The whole rs per plan TO
be exhibited at the Exchange.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in Tunisourg,
FLYER Said lots, designated bv the Nos IA and Is
OF square No. l, haviBg each 20 feet inches front
on HomeYe street, by lS feet in depth, between
parallel lines lot No. IA forming the corner OF no
buildings aud improvements thereon.
The above property 10 sold suo)ect 10 tno , u,u
fruct given by the said late Jean Jacques
to Miss Justiae Bernard during her NE tlme
and twelve months credit, for notes secured oy
mortgage. bearing eight per cent lnteTese pc, %
mum from date till pa;d with vendor 8 ii-i anu ~
default of payment of SAID NOTES d, ma, -, 80,
xaoa To recnyer the payment OF said notes, winch
viii be borne or paid by the nortgagee; the ouiiu-
ings to be kept ineursd and policy transferred 10
the holder of the above notes s
' Act of saie before Joseph Cuvellier, notary Fro
liz at the xpense of the purchaser as well as tho
| nv, az eJ Ia11 apll 10 81 mv6 10 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
By Nash q Hodgson.
CHARMING BRICK RESIDENCE FRONTING
COLISEUM SQUARE.
SUCCESSION OF ELIJAH PKALE, DECEASEU
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 III.
By Nash q Hodgson.
ON LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION.

DY NASH e. HODGsONw. HOD0soR,
ID Auctioneer-Office No. ID Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, May 20, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the ST. Charles Auction Exchahge; IN IN. 5ne
city by virtue and pursuance Of an order OF the
Hon a. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second District
1876. and an amended order, dated April 1s, 1876.
docket Nc 81 l7s, for account OF the snccessi0n OF
Elijah Peale, deceased, at public auction, will be
FIVE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND together
with TIE buildings aud improvements tnereo l,
situated in the First District OF this CITY IN tne
square bounded by Coliseum, Fry sanla, Euyefpe
and Polymnis streets, desiS dated e Nos. = g. =,
and 6, which adion each other and measure escn
less ac cordng to a plan of H. Moelhsusen, sur
vs ss dated NAV s. ls4s. and deposited, in the
office q The sY9 in the
same district and square as the above described
property sna bv measuring
about so feet in depth on the upper l,ne OF 0t NO.
s. bv a width of about AZ fset inches lines ~
Coliseum street. where 1t joins the rear OF u NO.
and consists of the rear portion OF 0ts NOS. III
and ii. as per the Aforesaid plan OF Moelhapsen.
BEING the same properties acquired Oy the
late E. Pc Ale as follows. to wi: Lots Nos. and
| from William Garrison, as per act before Whllam
her 1856; lots Nos 5 and 6, from Manuel Julian
De Lazardi, as per act before Theodore dnyoi'
notary, dated May 25 ls47; lot Nc. a. from y: M
P1nCkard,
dated Nav g. 1851. The whole between parallel
| lines American measure, ant al moee OF ea,. &C,
cordnq to a plan by l.. H. Pile. surveyor, dated
April -, 1876. ,. j,
The improvements consist OF handsome aod
| commodlous two and a-half story brick residence
| carriage no ,se, stable, etc. A.
] Terms and Conditions-One third cash, and the
/ balance at one and two years, with eight per cent
interest and ali the usual security clauses for spe
cial mortgage, insurance and attorneys ices; tet
pef cent Of the bid to cash on the spot, TO Dlnt
| the SALE
| Act of sale before John +. Coffsy, notary, at h
expense Of the purchaser, including the taxes 10
| the current year, exigible in 1871.
| apl3 10 30 my7 IA 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
BCSiNESS STAND AND DWELLINGS.
CORNER PROPERTY.
,ARONNK FELICITY ROAD AND POLiMNl
STREETS.
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF RICHARD AND DELLA KEENAN,.
on PETITION OF RICHARD P. KEENAN,, FOR
PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish of Dreams
No. so 078.

nv BOEY L. O,CONNOR-NICHOLAS J.
II Hoey AuctiOueer-Ohice No. % CommerClal
nlaca-SATURDAY, June 3, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
NJ at the Merchants and Auctieneers' Exchange,
on ROyal street between Canal and Customb0use
streets, by virtue of the j. dgment in partition
seventeenth April 1876. and signed on the twenty
second April, 1876. win be sold by public auction
the following valuable real estate, to wit
l. A CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND, IN tne
First District of this city, in the square Dounood
nv ,ronue Carondelet and Polymuia stree: and
Felicity road. measuring 80 feet mont en- baIonne
at, Get by SO feet inches lines IN depth between
and POlymnis streets. The improvements COM
prise a double two story frame building.
O. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, IN the
same district aud square, and Joining the lore
GOING measures % fee inches front on BarOnne
street 50 feet inches in width in the rear by %
feet inches lines in depth on the line adJolnlne
the property firstly described, and ~ reef
incb' 3 in depth and front on Felicity road, and
forms the corner of BarOnne street. asa Eel Guy
road. The improvements comprise large Two
story frame building, the cerner ground MOOR oe-
signed and we'll adapted for busineeA
Terms of Sale-One third cash, and the remainder
at one and two years credit with interest OF elSaI
per cent per aunum from date OF sale until
I'll final payment in notes of the purchasers 10 Dc
cured by special mort ige and vendors len anu
privilege on the prOpegty sold. with penal CLAUSE
of i've per cent att orney's fees in event OF sui
to enforce payment. ImprO vements to pc kept
fully insured and policies transferred 10 the
holder of the notes I'D purch to assume pay
ment of all taxes OIL said property due ana pa! d
BILE in 1877 ..u h.-
fore william Castell, Eco, notary public.
Us n ie3
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AUCTION sAkEs,



frame dwelliag, cont aiming two rooms and SIDE
gallery. flame kitchen. privy. cisssEn 80.
: 3, TWO CnRrAM LOTS ~ 0aOuoD, to0etoer
With the buildings end imppeveoeote thereon.
Gt0ated In the First District Of this city, IN the
square bounded BY Basin. Perdtdo. Po5dEes sn ,S
Franklin streets, des' grated by the NoA IL - ~,
measuring each feet front o. nasa 81, s,tf No *
forming the corner Of Basih and Perdido streets.,
Terms and Condltons-oneh cash t ths n on
chsser, Bearing dght1er eaat intescst peE snna0
from date Of sale until paid ana se9%a y sod
fhe purchaser 10 cause the buildings on SAD lrcp
Insured for "a a%Sans 10 rD 0f f
final navment of said nOtes; and to transfer the
to The noSs, OF ;sc ss: :na
hSIeHv fxed At ave Der cent ON the amount sued
.Seeedos, for the
Purchasers will be required to mako deposit of
ten per cent on the amount Of adjudication at the
moment of SALE
Acts Of sale before T. Buisson. notary public, at
the expense of purchasers. my6 ID 10 u jess
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
RIAL ESTATE IN THE THIRD DISTRICT, ON
VERY LONG CREDIT.

DY SELLE & MALOCHEE, AUCTION.
ID GERS, Armand Sci g, Auctioneer-Offic No: 50
Royal street-SATURDAY, May 10. 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and AucIoneers *
change. on Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets will be sold Ut public auction,
the following described property. to wit
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Third
District OF this city, in the square bounded by st
Avid or Claiborne, Marigny and Elysian Fields
uring lot No 8, 80 feet 8 inches front on Marigny
street, by l2O feet in depth and frent on St. Avid
front on St. Avid street, bv vi feet inches in
depth; lot No. 10 measures 80 feet inches front on
Eysiau Fields street, by 20 feet in depth and front
on st. Avid street
Terms-One.fourth cash on the spot balance at
one two ana three years credit, in notes secured
By special mortgage and vendors lien, and bear
ing interest at the rate Of eight per cent per an
nun; in case of suit, five per cent attorneys COM
mission and all other penal clauses, to be likewise
secured by mortgage
Act of sars at the expense OF the purchaser, be
fore Edgar Gfjma notary public. aD29 mv7 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE IN THK
FIRST, FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
SUCCf SSION OF JAMES P. HAGAN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. SO 1874.


by HOEY Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J:
ID Hoey AuetiOneer-Otfice No. Is Commercial
~ ace-On kATURDAY, May u, 1876, % twelve
O'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctloneers' Ex.
change Royal street, between Canal aud Custom.
house streets by virtue of an order Of the honor
able the Second District Court for tho parish OF
orleans dated Febr iary "a, 1875, viii be sold at
public auction, for account o. said sue cession, the
foOTpE Sese 1Ts aR sGSn h, sixth Dis
trict of this city. in The square bounded BY Na?O-
leon avenue, Jena Levee and Water streets, d%sig-
mated as lots Nos. IL. H. 49, a. u.s. II and 49, nos ii
and IL form the corner Of Levee street and Nap0'
avenue; No. Is forms the corner Of Water street
and Napoleon sveLue, aud Nos. u and u 'front.' on
veyor dated March ~, 1874.
s. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, ia the First Dis.
trIct of this city. in the square bounded by Camp
by the nos l, and g. adjOin zach o. her, and
measure, each, 20 feet front on Camp street. Dy
de 9TH of rs feet between equal snd paroAel l1?es
lot No. forming the corner OF Camp and Girod
3 FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements theI con,
in the Fourth District of this city. in the square
bounded by sixth, Conery, PrytaniA spd 81;
Charles streets designated BY line NOS; ~ ~; q
and a. Said lots adjoin each other and front on
sixth street, to wit: Lot No 10 having W feet
ipches line front; lots Nos 20 and " each ~ rect
inches lines front, and not NO. q ~ 1eet 'front.'
on said sixth street. all by uniform depth. De.
tween parallel lines of leo feet; the lot NO. ~
forming the corner Of sixth and. Prytania streets.
Terms Of Sale-Casb, and purchasers 70 assume
paymeut over and above the amounts OF tn. II
bids Of all taxes said properties payable in this
year, 1876. =.
fore Wi liam J. Castell, ESQ.,, notary PUBLIC.
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