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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, NINETEEN SHARES
CARONDELEr CANAL NAVIGATION CON.
PANY, JUDGMENTS, CLAIMS, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE MERZ, SR.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 1857.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE MERz, sR

No. 38,e57.
RY PLAClDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
- Office No. as Royal street.-MONDAY Octo.
ber 30. 1876, at 1880 A. NJ, will be sold ct public
auction. on vi ltre street, between TOulO nee and
st. Louis streets, BY virtue and in pursuance to An
order nom the Hon. 4. L. Tissot. Judge Of the
second Dstrict Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated October 1876. for account Of the above
succession
nineteen shares Carondt let Navigation Com
pany, Suudry Judgments and Claims ~ per in.
ventory on file In the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans.
Terms-Cash. ecls 2aas2 ~
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.Au0TI0N SALES.
y 0.lahastl~

LARGE SALE on VALUABLE IMrDOv8D FIRST
DISTRICT PR0PRRTl, COMPRISING STORES
u TIE Sixth DISTINCT, MSURANC1
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BY Pons, Reed q Co.
-U|
SUCCESSION OF JOHN L, SMITH.

IN THE MATTER OF MISS HELRNA SMITH
PRAYING ROR SALE OF PROPERTY SPE-
ClALLY MORrGAGED
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LARGE AND InPoATANF SALE OF MOST HIsl.
GIDLY LOCATED IAF1OvED AID vAOAuT
REAL HSTAr8 IN faB YTRgr SECOND,
THIRD. FOURTH, FIFTH AND eIXTH DIe.
TNCTA a. l.s---ey .---l 5-i .agr.,
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LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS ON CARONDEL8T
WALK, BkTWBhN ROBERTSOA AND CLAI
BORNE STREETS.
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THE OLD CANAL BREWERY.
FAMILY RESIDENCE 1T THR BAYOU ST. JOEY.

THE MAGNOLIA GARDEN AT THE BAYOU ST.
~ - JOHN. -''i I'D
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 l39.
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ssed before Abel d ey QUE, no'ay pub ic. on the
/. FOUR CERrAis LOTS OF GROUND, with the
rights, ways ard privileges tn retO attached and
apper, aiming, situated IN the second District Of
walk Ia borne s.. Lsuis and Robertson streets,
designated BY the Noe. 10, H. IS AID l6, on plan
made by J. n. Tourne, architect, on the fifteenth
OF February, 1860. and deposited in the Office OF
A. =. Bienvenu, notary, - plan No. 40. Said lots
adjOin each other . d mea sure each - follows:
walk by MS feet inches lines in depth, bet ween
lrale, liaes. and 1T No. l6, ~ feet IL inches 4
i,nes front on Carondelet walk, by us feet 3
by George Mers ftom Francois Lscroix, by act
passed before >: Z. Bienyenu, notary pubic, on
s. THREE LOTS or GROUND, adjoining each
other, ia the Second D. trict OF this city, des r
mated BY the Nos. 2 and 4. in tho square bounded
Canal Carcndolet IN that par CORES o0ndinx with
the prOloDga. ion Of Toulouse rect; which lots
me azure, in French measure, to WIT: loy % ., 50
in depth, bounded on the side nearest Toul use
street BY the rear line of lots Nos. a d 4; aid
Canal oAdeiet in that part corresponding with
the proonsation OF Tou!ouse street BY leo feet in
depl; LIT NJ. form ng tue of Toul 'use and
s:G
pas ed before Abe, Dre f,ue notary public, on the
CERTAIN i31S'r io 1S'e Or GROUND situated in
Faubourg Trems, in the Second District OF thls
city. and designated by the lett A. Of the square
| u
Where STREETS on a plan drawn by J. L. DHeme
court dated twenty arth Of Sept mber. 1856 and
a. nexed to an act passed before A. Bou ousauie
late notary in this city, ON the thirteenth of Ssp
temb. r, 1856 end mra ures p feet lches lines
front Viii. street, BY LIT feet 10 inches nes
In depth the other side nearest S. Louis street
and on the 0Eher side . first depth of s. test :
inches lines from whence said lot enlarges ,
inches hne and second depth OF q fe<t inchel
with the Of alley three feet wide ope ming or
Where street. Together with the Improvement
thereon. Said property was purchased BY de
ceased from Charles LAuer, by act passed before
Abel Dryfoo., notary public. on the twenty seventh
of August, 1853.
T. TaREt SBvERAL LOTS. OF GROUND, situ
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u
and luts Nos and 10 front on St. Philip street Ac.
q4red December Is. 1870 registered book SO, foio
A. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the improvements tn. re0n situated in tho second
Dis ret Of this city, in tbs square b2unded BY
1t rh,l D. Ursullnes, Second aud Third streets,
designated the NJ. g. in square No. 433; ssfd u
measuring 80 feet iuches s lines front on said
os srsl III lines Acquired Ap 1915 1egst. red
0V ~ TAG UNvivIpED HALF OF FoURTEsN
LOIS or GROUND, tua,ed in the new Suburb
Naiigpy, in the third D.slrict of thi. city in
square 80 1882, bon .dsd by An aettt, St. Anthony,
EoA to IA Inclusive; said lots ha wing, Anne rican
measure. the following di lei ms, VIZ Lots NOS
AMI 3. 81 feet fro. On Annette street, ~ lest
une each 81 feet ii Inch lines front on Annet,e
street. W l27 fet lOin, hes lres in dep n LOT No.
t. ate sire.t, by LIT eet 10 inches line, deep and
front Annette street; lots Nos. 8, and 10 meas
ure { Ach 81 feet IL inches = iaes front o! Magis
IL inches liaes in depth, end LOT No. 10 1853 feet
inches llnes 10 eptn l,ts Noe and u. azure
Ia, ing l27 fe lc inches lines 0eptD and lot
No. having l5s feet 9 inches ! lines in depth;
inches lines front on St Antbo: y street. BY liz
feet 10 inches iaes deep, ano lot No IA M asores
est front on st. An.hSny str a. ;a % ~ hsss ~
81. a CsKTAIS LOT OF GROUND, toseth with
the buildings nd iwpr0v ments thereon, ,ituated
in the Thiri District Of this city. Designated by
the letter F, in thu square No. los, bounded by
Engh, in, Dauphine, Royal and Poet streets, NE ..
uring 80 fset inc.s front ON Engh IN street, by
s.! feet Ia depth oa the side nea est Royal street
and 63 feet 7lnches 0. the Size Yea esq Dsuphine
stIeet, ana 81 rect inche, in the rear AcquiI ed
july 3 1857; regi. t4reaf book 70, Iol,o 283.
81. FItTY-THREE SQUARES or GROUND, stu.
atei il he Thi DiSsrict Of this, cry, and de e
mated by a plan drawn By J. A: DIE necoar', dep l.
ty survsyOr,oI he fourth Of Apr L. 1870 aud de-
losi ed in tie Office OF A. Duo stei, no airy public
in his cltv, as plan No. 80, il the BOOK OF plans
no T. oy tn, Nos s39, s4o 81 1885, S57 s5s 98l, Sss
983, llOl llO2, 1903 !l2s. !l29 ll3o is52 iSS5 2e
1884 l42 I4.2 1853 1884, 1888 1884 1861 1858 1871,
1872 1871 1873 2ols. lS 2oSs. 2o57 2l93 2ls', 223s
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s.. TEN LOTS OF GROUND, eltuated in the
Third District of this city, in square No. 1885,
t nn..e and d Law streets. and designated by
tie Ss M H. n u.s. s folio
Lots Nos. and g. acn 80 feet front on MsRs rat .
street. by l5s fs. 10 inches lines deep; Nos u
feet 10 inches lines deep; lots Noe II Is 49, co. 81
and ~, each. 81 fstt II inches ] nes frInt on
depth. Acquired Nay il, 1867; registered book 81,
S.. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated
bounded by Florida avenue. Desire. Industry
aud Elni.e streets, designated by the Nos
to S sa'a square @ ing 2U feet
street. and BAL feet inches lines on both Desire
aud kRre stress, all American M asure, and
9, 1871: Registered book 100. 70 10 284.
81. FOUn CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. stu.
sd s the o this
son and Claiborne streets designated BY the Nos
7.8. Sand 10, o. p an N .de BY L. H. Pile on the
lows: Lot No: Z, forming the corner of St. Fer
din and and Claiborne streets 81 feet ftout on
s - dsPts
each 30 feet trout on Claiborne street, by 10 feet
inches IN dep h. America IN measure. Acqu red
S.. TWO CERTAIN SQUARE or GRO0ND, stu
at.d IN The Thi District Of this city, desig-
mated as the Nss l465 and l4ol on plan made by C.
De Armas, AnrveyO., dated the eighteenth OF
May 1853 and deposited in The OH CO Of A. Ducatel,
notary public in this city, rs plan NJ 70 in the
book OF plans nc. Z, square No. l49l bounded by
Mag strate, MAthiloe, Law and Emile street :, and
is composed Of twenty two lots, and square Nc.
1865, bounded by viorida avenue, En- lie Law and
Mathilde streets, 10 also comp 'sed of tw snty two
lots. Acquired July 81, 1868; registered book IS,
So. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated
in the Fourth District Of this city. b,unded by
Dsrbigny. Jack on RoHen e ID Josephine streets,
containing twenty six lots, numbered from to %
inclus ve said tQua: g measuring sbort 3ls fest2
in ches ,lnes front IN Dsrhgny street. 3l8 feet
inches linen front GA each on said Jackson and
Josephine streets. Acquired February 10. 1868;
register red book 80, folio 667.
in the Fourth District Of this city, in square 10.
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Desiring 10 make The Herald me m nnWiIIc'
~ Standardization for the general punllo'
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pick up almost any newspaper published
north of the Red river and you VIII see the
word FREE" In hig black letters tchd uc-
low 10 aud you VIII hnd IL request ior lilo
names and address OF all the sons and daugh-
tors of the North and East to be sent 10
"'lEXAS MIGRATION AGENT" Sedalin,
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"EKEE GUIDE TO TENAS," the land or
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nation concerning our cities rivers JANUS,
crops, schools, churches eic, VINO phys iUt
M THE MISSOURI, KANSAS d TENAS
RAILWAY. They arc sending thousands To
nil parts vi the United States and Europe.
This goes to show what they are dong ior
TrHnS. They have lately reduced thelr liNcs
of fire for en- lgrantS almost Ont-hNlf Thclr
trnius are crowded aud special trains are
frequently run 10 accommodate the people,
They ARE spending thousands OF dollars Ill
Texas. They have twelve regular tihNelins
mon employed distributing free Information
concerning Texas throughout the United
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pntroni2e the MISSOURI, KANSAS y
IENAS RAILWAY. 60 NORTH MA
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Territory, They Will land you Directly III
the Great Union Depot in 81. Louis. They
don't compel you TO ride three or four miles
through the back streets and alleys OF ~
Louis In II topping Omnibus Ihoy run theli
coaches and SlCcpcrS through 10 81 Loult
and enter the Union Depot. Is there any
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They also run coaches and sleeping cars lou
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elm. Hayes, Attorney nj Jaw, 9i Com
Texas, Special attention paid 10 IAN,
riuitna. uprltl
uult a. smith, once IN Post once block
uortIeas, corner Public Square. Ieh25du
VS.. Oldham, office In Mitchie's building
opposite the Lodrand hotel, Main street
lHnlldu
John VI. StemmOns, Attorney ut Law, NO
?O5 North side Public square, upstairs
prlgl-ltf
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situation M bookkocper or any 0llier Or
ace work, by the month, day or l09' ShllS'
lnclory references given, Address w Me''
ton, Lock l,OX n. J"''"
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rAnRANr
The War Against Disease.

the war waged against disease by Hostel
ter,s Stomach Blttcrs goes brnyrly on. DIS
patches nrc constantly received nom inc
cured indicating the decisive nature OF tno
advantages obtained by tho great botanic
cordial over its formidable adversary Mnl"'
rlnl teynrs, constipation, torpidity OF the
liver ma ltldnoys,I general debility, merry
o,,.u,sy and rheumatic ailments invariably
yield to this couqucfor ANA preventive VI
disease. For the inllrmllles lholneh' !" NV
decline OF HE IN also m excellent Speo'ho
IT huston couynlesc0nco aud repairs lhor"N
ages of ill-hcalth by facilitating III" CONVEX
sion OF food into blood Of II rich ana hou'
Ishihg quality. Tho appetite X Improved ny
| IL, pnd In cnsos OF nervous disease IL llHh
| uuIiaos that great scnsorlum, the brHlh' IH'
more ellrctually than amy mineral ScdHIlNo
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500 acres; prospects as to stand, etc
Never better in fact, never 80 goon
since the settlement Of this county
stand excellent If seasonable from tins
on, Will make u bale to the acre.
mn RIVER,
Acreage in wheat, LOO OF land In cul-
tIvatiom estimated yield per acre,
nbout 3 bushels; Acreage In oats, about
l.5 I'm cultivation; estimated yield per
acre, about % bushels; Acreage IN bar
lev, but little in barley. Acreage III
corn, about ! land In cnltivatloni eS-
timatod yield per mere, about 40 bush
els. Acreage In cotton, I'D OF land III
culliyatlon; prospects Of cotton, as TO
stand, etc-(i0od.
TAHRANT
Acreage In wheat, 80, 600 acres estlma
ted yield per acre, II bushels, Acre
npo i'm oats, 10000 acres; estimated
Weld ppr acre bj bushels. Acreage II
barley 5000 acres; estimated yield pc
acre, 70 bushels Acreage IN corn, 70,
600 acres; estimated yield per acre. ~
bushels. Acreage in cotton, 5oo
acres; prospects Of cotton, as to slah'
etc-rStnnd of cotton good ana pros
poets for crop now good.
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Euchuns Crcsyic ointment will KIN The
Screw Worm every time, and cure Foot tol
In sheep and cattle,
BuchrnH Crosyllc Sheep Dip Is an imam
bic remedy for the Scah In Sheep being
soap. IL penctrates nj once to the skin aud
kills the Scub
Buchan's Carbolic Disiniecting Soap cures
Mango In Horses, Dogs and Cattle, ana klli'
Lice, Flcns and Ticks on all animals
BE- sure Jas, Buchan cos name nppr"i'
on tho lnbelB. All others are couul''lclJ ana
worthless. WM. kIDDEt n COS Primer
mi Dcpot, ~ John street, New York.
juuc2S- dcudJmsNW
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NAV AFRO

Acreage in wheat, 5000 acres; esti-
mated yield per acre 10 to Il bushels.
Acreage in oats, 5000 acres; estimated
yield per acre, 30 to 80 bushels. Acre
Acreage in harley, 500 acres; estimated
yield per acre, 30 bushels. Acreage in
corn, 10000 acres estimated yield per
acre so to 90 bushels. Acreage in cot
ton, $4,000 acres prospects of cotton rs
to stand, ctc.-Good.
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wanted.
wanted.

A few Grst.claSs bonrders Mt SO Parih
avenue rear Of tabernacle Ju''@1
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Old PAL ers for sale ut The Herald ONCE
81 per hundred.
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Acreage in wheat, !, 900 acres; esti'
mated yield per acre, 10 bushels. Acre
age in oats, |, 200 acres; estimated yield
per acre, II bushels. Acreage in bar
ley, 500 acres, estimated yield per acre
% bushels. Acreage in corn, l,OOI
acres; estimated yield per acre 81
bushels. Acreage in cotton, 400 acres
prospects of cotton ~ to stand, etc.
800 bales Acreage in rye, 800 acres;
estimated yield per acre, 20 bushels
1000 bushels sweet potatoes,
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Acreage In wheat, 10000 acres; esti-
mated yield, per acre, 10 bushels.
Acreage In oats, 1000 acres; estima-
ted yield, per acre, 40 bushels. Acreage
in barley, 1900 acres; estimated yield,
per acre, 45 bushels. Acreage in corn,
$4,000 acres; estimated yield, per acre,
30 bushels. Acreage in cotton, 10000 ;
prospects of cotton ~ TO stand etc. -
Good; little late.
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Real Estate.
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wanted,

An accomplished music teacher Wishes n,'5 !
uositlun in any healthy part oi IeAas
Address "Icucher," Box ., Bonham' HGlm''
county, IGXus. J"''"
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Acreage in wheat, G5l9 acres; esti-
mated yield per acre, l2l to 10 bushels.
Acreage in oats, 2lS3; estimated yield
per acre, 80 oG0 bushels. Acreage in
barley, very small; estimated yield
per acre, 80 to 80 bushels. Acreage in
corn, G5lo acres; estimated yield per
acre, 20 to 40 bushels. Acreage in cot
ton, 4366 acres; prospects Of cotton Ms
to stand, etc.--Stand good and pros
poets truly ilattering.
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MnmIr,I-Unns,Imers

10 know that the Dallas Gomez ana spec
Mills Company, m elm street are SrlhhS
yeast powder, second 70 none Ilhun, ~ ~, 80
gents pound and three pounds roasted ~"
ouii.a " ,,r VI juur4i-lm
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Acreage in wheat, 100000 acres; es.
timnted yield per acre, about D bushels.
Acreage IN oats, 3d. o. acres; estima.
ted yield per acre, about 81 bushels,
Acreage in barley, $4,000 acres. Acre
aye in corn, 100000 acres; estimated
yield per acre, 80 bushels. Acreage in
cotton, 10000; prospects of cotton, M
to stand, etc. 1t is reported to be very
good and will probably average 4 of II
bale " the acre.
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DR.. BOHAN, 49,
Marriage Guide lllusl l!In "a
with numeronsenG',aNsi,IIll ,'
from lite teaches gu me. ~,
ouis.tiye should know ~, ~
Courtship, Nlarrlsge,, w. W.
Physiological Mysisi ,ss
md Revelations OF w, ,,s
Sssual ~ stem, how o S SSrs
reds Of valuable fefelI "
.nts to marriage, thelr ,L ~
,scs, fully explaining t. 'Hil,c
r,iret itis hepnly n.s,S
puhlihcd. and Is comply ~ ~
calel on receipt o. y 800, "
/, Glg North Tim "'"'
IL.
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Folry Bros, sol Main street, mnnutnCtuJ
Craom mayG-2t
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Good pasture adj joining Fair Grounds,will
lasting water, can he had. Apply to }; raaK
adjoining Fair Grounds. mouaW
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wanted.

Ancxperienccd literary and music teacher
Wishes AN engagement Tor tlr com ,iE ''1
Mi"holly, iionham, Fnnnln county Texas
iul-lW
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Halls pntcat, cheap. Apply 70 e. d." htr'
aid Once, mug w
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Acreage in wheat, 1000 acres; esti-
mated yield per acre. S bushels. Acre
age in oats, 1000 acre; estimated yield
per acrc, Il bushels, Acreage in
In barley, 100 acres; estimated yield
per acre. II bushels. Acreage in corn
5000 acres. Prospects of cotton ~ to
stand, ctc.-prospcct very fine and
stand good.
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UDOLPHo WOLFE CO.,

4 DVERTESING: Cheap: Good System
n dttc,-All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
insertion of advertisements should send 30
cents to Geo. p. Rowell " Co., IL Park Row,
New York. for their PAMPHLET-BOOK
(nmety.Sere,ah c,iGioiD, containing lists OF
over 2OCO newspapers and estimates show
ing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead
Ing papers IN many states at "a tremendous
reduction from publiSh""s' rRtes, GET lHB
uonE ?SSI&wlv
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Acreage in wheat, 10000 acres; estl-
mated yield per acre, Is bushels. Acre
age in oats, 10000 acres; estimated
yield per acre, 40 bushels acreage in
barley, 10000 acres; estimated yield
per acre, 10 bushels. Acreage IN corn,
80, 900 acres; estimated yield per acre,
30 bushels. Acreage in cotton, 10000
acres; prospects Of cotton as to stand,
etc. Good.
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Acreage in wheat, 1900 acres: esti-
mated yield per acre, II bushels. Acre
age in oats, 200 acres; estimated yield
per acre, 25 bushels. Acreage in bar
ley, not more than so acres; estimated
yield per acre, 80 bushels. Acreage in
corn, 5000 acres; estimated yield per
acre, 30 bushels Acreage In cotton,
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Acreage in wheat, ten thousand
acres; estimated yield per acre, twelve
bushels. Acreage in onts ten thousand
bushels; estimated yield per acre,
thirty-hve bushels. Acreage In bar
ley, one thousand acres; estimated
yield, per acre, thirty bushels. Acre
age in corn, five Thousand acres; csti
mated yield per acre, thirty bushels
Acreage in cotton, five hundred acres
prospects ofcolton as to stand, etc
The stand Is good enough for one bal,
per acre with good sensonnble rains.
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FALL FROM A TRAPszE-W Wonderful Rscnps
rom Serious InJ1Ty.-Miss Maggie Claire, one
or the sisters Claire" now performing at
the M metropolitan theater, met with an acct
dent last evening during her single act on
The trapeze. She had concluded ner part of
tue acrobatic feats in which both sisters o.
pear, and at the time OF the accident was
alone, her companion being on the stage aud
she herself high In the air on the trapeze By
some means one OF the staples by which the
ropes are secured to the ceiling, became
loose, and suddenly giving way, precipitated
miss claire TO the floor, twenty odd feet be.
low. The body struck an empty chair and
also Mr.. Ogle. The bottom OF the chair
was Knocked out and Mr.. Ozle was some-
what bruised and very considerably alarm
cd Miss Claire was assisted to the stage
and Mr.. Wharfe, the manager OF the Metro
politap, summoned physician who CHANGED
TO be In the audience. He thea continued the
programme. announcing that as soon as
could be ascertained he would make known
the extent Of Miss Claires injuries. Before
the close OF the regular bill, he again ap-
peared, leading the Injured lady, who tried
TO look well, but could not avoid showi az
traces OF pain and alarm.-t Louisville Obau.-
Jour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-03
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE or REAL PROPERTY In
GEORG RTOWH

By virtue Of o decree for the sale thereof, -
made By the Supreme Court Of the District of&
Columbia In oause numbered 49N, EQUITY
Docket Is, Emma Schultze ct al vs. George schulsze
ct al the undersigned Trustee will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on HONDA . the
9Th DAY OF October, 1876, at O'Clock Ia the after
noon, those parcels OF ground situated In Geoege-
town, ID. O., known as Lots Is and 25, in Lee Oaz-
enoves and Deakin's addition to Georgetown, 'front.'
ing on the west side OF Montgomery street, between
Bridge and Need wood streets
Terms Of sale: One third cash; and the balance in
sir and twelve mouths With interest; purchaser 70
give notes secured 10 satisfaction OF Trustee for de-
ferred payments. ALI conveyan cling, &C.. ct cost of
purchaser. [sep36l w. b. WEBB, Trustee,