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, 1876-12-30
Horrors Of aEoaers Warfare.

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lets fell around Us like hail. Is yet cur in
fan;ry were quiet; not a ris WAS heard, and
he foe WAS c,,rHi ing nesrtr 70 The semi-circu-
lar rrrrches 0! y hich | haze before spoken.
Suddruly there is a movement in the bushes,
short NOTE from tina bnzle, rattle Of bsyo-
net, End steel barrels. and then 4 little cheer.
Oar men are moving, the snI ports are taking
the empty trenches, and 'ae rest Of each bat
'ai,ion i in he reserve lines. All at cnco
such a ti.e Pours forth rs enve'opS yon IN
smoke, aud makes that sill advancing col
umu sra2ser- Yet only for a minute; there
i conntrr cheer and i rapid rush. WhIr
how ;he bullets fig past them; with what
-hri - 90 the shells boHud ia See, The Ser
vians are standing sill Tor a moment, freing
yet, 5u' coming no nrarer 10 the mountain.
Their liue Is gradually being fed, too, and
I H'y are TX f'iiIlH- S''i A''''''H'' - -
only he fear Of the shells and bullets which
make :hem hesitate Psrhaps not only the
fear. bur rather the effect, for now they are
falling fast; without the AID even OF glass
we can s-e ibey are strewiDg the ground y
hundreds or staggering away to DE. Harder
than ever is our hrr' rs theirs weakenS' an'
the more determined, 100, are our men, Tor
they nov gait the outpost trenches and are
advancing upon the be~ildvred enemy Vol
Icy after volley from the foe fails to stop
them: they leave many comrade on the
ground, Lut ON they 20. till Il, length the
1 Serviaus, seeing their red fezas coming nearer
and ,asr4r tnrn and ly, daaer;iug 5000 Of
i'll 49,. bor,,. r., ga.-
eieir hui'i'7'' "", "'.'
STA or on the 6anks OF the Di'uOe any more
No, que was there bu: might have
b.sD the hardy father of ! numerous family.
-, ,bsn Ous 7
e'd ho' see OS
0 NO iced mar lgfIanT-hu4 ne Nh- ONR i : &c
, 1876-12-30

GlvIyG The DEVIL HIS DUB.-There
is an important lesson 10 the follow
ing: i pastor was making call up
on an old lady who made il an habitu.
al rule never to speak i'll Of another,
and had obserYed j: so closely that
she always justified those whom she
had heard evil spoken of. Before the
old lady made her appearance N the
uar!or. ber several children had been
speaking Of this pecaliarity Of iheIr
mother. and ore Of them pIayfuily az
ded MY mother has such a habit OF
-peaklag well Of every body, | believe
If Satan himself were The subject OF
couyersaiion, mother would fad some
virture or good qnaliiy even in him.
OF course lhis remark elected some
smiling ard meriiment Of the 9rISlnai-
ity Of the idea, in the midst OF which
The old lady entered the room, and
on beiig told what had just been said,
sle Immediately and voluntarily re-
Piled, "Well, my children, 1 wish Se
an had Sa.an's industry and perseyer-
snce."
, 1876-12-30
MEXICAN BATTLES - There we're m re

MEXICAN BATTLES -Ihsre were m re
me-, killed IN Clusters I. E..ht than have pei
i.5ed IN ,hr Di=z revolution Uniess a -''eA-
;c.n solaisr Is subject to f.s. he is not likely
. f.u ~, ,b,. en-.n.ruined f-li' There l.
rally more danger IL lighting lamp i-.i'd
,,;,b ,,on-expl.-ivs oil than OF tie average
M-xicsn battlefield. In iAo', II l. 'hT oN's
,,laee where law, order and seeu-1'y 70 ne :
not ir..el.sred with MOrs men haa ,as'f
haui. blown OF in Texas hnns FoGria o.
J,ly ssiu,es thst are hart 10 Pi'Sfsa o%i'i7
M the other side Of the RIO GrAnd5. uniesS
ne might, death grsPple tske~ piaes near a
w.termelon patch, and the barrles sre BOT
quite ripe.
, 1876-12-30

The Done OF The UNITED STATES Car
rroL.-A curi Us fact concerning the dome
OF tie Capitol building. Wa~hins'on, Is rare
Iy referred 70. I, il in relation 10 ihe ezPaa-
sisa aul contraction Of the iron -7iuced BY
,h bca, of the sun. Gais causes The colossal
sphere to swerve from its perpendicular and
20 bend to the influence OF the day-goi ss
faithfully as the lovely Ciy;ie turned her
sweet face toward Apollo; 50 that IN The
morning the inclination, although 50 tFiaiug
a. 10 b. impero-ptibl+, is weslwarily, and il
the evening IN an es~ferly direction. The al
rjrule of the dune Of the Capitol makes that
bn;ldia.. ,he highest in America, it being
9e7l, f.et from the Il or Of the basement
.-r.v TO the crest # the statue. There are
only fosr e.iaees in The world which tower
b;-hsr toward the clouds: 81. Peters at
Rome, Is l5S feet from the pavement to the
tor Of the cross inside; s.. Paul's. a. London,
4of fret: the C.'5edrel of s.. Isaac, at s..
J.,.sr-Bur,. SGG feet; the Hotel De- Iuvalides,
~. p ,ris. in which J. the tomb Of Napoleoa.
= s22 f-,, hish. Ia ihs United Sraie4 the
-.sep,e Of the Trinity church il New York
:. p-x- IN height to rhe Ctpirol. Banker Hill
Monument second. Washington Aoaumen''
l. B4iti,nose, rhIrl-
, 1876-12-30

GgNpowrEE.-By eqaalizing tie
powder made an end Of the oppress Il
Of the weak by the strong, as was be
case during the reign OF teudaliSm
the middle ages. Physica! siren n
30 longer gave entire superiority TO
its pcsseSsor, and the powerful socn
found that he had to practice justice,
even to the lowest and ieeb!est Of his
neigbbora and dependents. Gunpow-
der Is truly 4 great cigi!izer. 1t pet
an end to the barbaroIs and demor-
alizing hand to.haEd fights and has
thus made wars less terOcious and less
destructive, as it decides the battles
with far less destruction OF ilie than
was formerly the case. Even the i'm
proved appliances Of the present day,
The cannon Of enormous SIZE the, mat
yoiiieases, eating guns, needle guns,
breech loading rifles, etc, murderou5
a- they look, AMI able 20 kill mang
men in q shorter time th Il bsf0re. have,
strange to say, an effect contrary TO
the iheory, by which they would
naturally be supposed TO have the re-
sui, Of augmeu,iDg the list OF victims
IN battles. Statistics Of ali the recent
battles in which all the appliances
were used have indeed shown much
reduced slaughter Of human beings,
n proportion 10 the number engaged,
than was the case 10 battles fought be-
fore these apparently very destructive
and murderous inventions were adop-
| ted.
, 1876-12-30

Il JESE-A jest may cut deeper
than curse. Some men are SO 'aon-
stitu,ed that they cannot take friend.
" Joke il the same light coin, and WIZ
reGuite it with contumely and Insnit
Neve- banter one of this class, or ne
will brood over yoar bsniiaage long
after you hage forgotten II ,snd Il IS mol
prudent 20 incur sny 0ae's enmiiy TOT
the sake Of altering 3 smart dolte''s e't-
teG5-s o. 2 ;aFl rsPariee- hiaica'e IL
b . 3 terrible weapon. S-i.rs, now
sr when leseled q ;'ai ioio.ss
ana pslr.cal sviis, has med do~n
more abr-ss thaa wee = zsai'=aei
by force u lossc.
, 1876-12-30

TnE LoxGEsr Days At London and at
Bsrn.su, Prussia, the IoDs@s' day has SIXTEEN
bo,r.. Al Stockholm, in Scs5en, the longest
day has eighteen and half hours at Ham
burg. III Germany, and D4n'z.e. in Prussia,
The Longest day has ssveHteeu hours, ard the
shortest seven hours; q, 81 PetlTsburg. II
Kus.ia. and Toto.sk, in Siberia, the ionges'
dsv has nineteen bours, sad he shortest i've
bour.: a. Torpea, il Finlsud, he longest
d.v has treaty-5ae hours and half, an
The sLor,es, tNo hours and hall; a; F'a5d-
hays. 10 Norway, rbr days l-s' from the -i''
Of Nay to the 22l Of jay, vi hoax ia'eTTHP-
non. ard a. Slr-zl-rs-n ,Le Ioase-' dsy Is
.t--- and 4. h.rf months; ~ IA York the
I...,-.r dav. Juu- 70 h. rs fIHr'sen hour
au! ait.y Fix ulinut p. and At Montreal fifteen
and half hours
, 1876-12-30

/ THE SIZE oE rHH AEK.-Iufd,ls have
objected TO ,be s.zs of the ark have asserted
that it il ouite absurd 20 suppose that ever
there eoaIs le a vessel constructed large
enou "a 20 hold all the creatures which must
have been placed ia Il, with suiHcisn, fovd.
It may b. for six or twelve monJhs-wa'er
for he f-h. ecrn for the four-foootel animals.
seeds for the birds, aui 80 on. Nov, We " IN
take the Dimensions Of the AK from The rec
orts OF Moses. aud calculate them On the
/ Lowest possible scale There are two 4 :iui-
t tions given 20 q cubit one that is IS iuehr-,
[ or d foo, aud a half, aud the other tha, i 20
inches. We viii take it st he lowest. Moses
( states that the ark was 800 cuJi,s long; this
would make it 80 Zee, long, or about the
| length oi s.. Psul's Cathedral, L ndOn. The
/ breadth he .,a;es to De 30 cuJi'-; we then
| have - teet in breadth. lie states it to De
/ 80 cubi,s high - that it WAS 45 feet high.
/ In o,hr words it was AS :oDg IS s.. PAM :
( Cathedral, nearly as broad and half as high.
/ The tonnage Of The ark, according TO comPu-
talion Of modern carPcn'aTs, must have bseG
.. .OOJ tons. The largest Eagl.sh shiP ,'f "A
ze altogether uai,nasinable to those who
have never seen It. i $500 toas burlhen; so
that ;he ark muS: have been equal to -j first
rate shirs OF war, aud if armed as such ships
arc, it would have coarainsd beyond $4,000
N IL aad prlyt;Ins for the Is mon'hs. Buff
/ tan tas a.srtsd that al four footed animals
= s'ilI smaller uumte-- On calculating.
! therefore, We shall Grd 'hat ihe ark would
! have he'd mlTa tlau five times the necessary
/ nulnb.r OF ersa'ur-s, and more than IKE
times rhe rrqnirsd quantity Uf food TO main
/ taiu them ~. .eive months.
, 1876-12-30
Advertising 1&ea$essas

The STATESMAN has very large circulation in all
parts of the valley, and particularly among the far
mers and working classes whose confidence it enjoys
and with whom it is an especial favorie. For these
and many other reasons,
The STATESMAN is the Best Advertising hiedium.
, 1876-12-30

ton. au3 discovered that their luuvs we're
badly cUuge-'sd. The lung, % one we've Iu
quite an advanced stage OF decay about the
outer edrrs, UhIle those Of the oihsz and
around 'he u--.c parts were vrrnilion nj.
while the central portion was Of IA natural
color. The nurseries of TIE neck and thTo,
sud the blood in that portion of the b1iy
seemed also coages ei and sta,,uant. We
lave since los, three Others IN the same man
ner, Gaa some ak no-e were attakri wi'h
ibe came dis-aSe. bat by he prompt change
Of t,s3 ana administering # snlpher aud S'il-
Vhare Of Eagnes.a bfgre they became ~ had
as 10 BE- unable 10 ea', We seemed 10 have
stayed rhe pr gress Il tbe disease, anI all
seem 70 5e getting hotter. We have given
ulFl'r j. pretty 1,d Gosrs 20 al cur well
pigs also, sud no more cs.es are now appear
ing. We keep charcoal where they can help
themselves 10 il most Of the Tine Now. We
suppose our Western friends would say our
pigs bad the hog cholera. hgs We are Of The
opinion that il wa, kind Of intlnruz, OF ep-
id,mic caHs-t ty a PECULIAR c5ndi'iou of ,he
a'mosphrrs. just as the diP'hera 10 children
Is caused. aul that it Is oi a very similar
eharact-r. Hrwryer, We are anxious TO know
more cf the subj.c', and ii any one of our
readers can throw any light upon u, our col
umus are open Ia them, and v'c solicit COM
muuiaa,ion@ On III ~ahjee'.-Es.5.3 Ja.og.
, 1876-12-30

TaEv were si-riDg together, and be T-'
sris,u-,y thiasiag wkar 10 siy- Finally
Ea bors, ont With, en- this land oi noble
,rb;-vsra-n,s aud usdyiug glory. vhy 4
II ,b.t women Go not come HoIe TO the ffon'-
vfv j. it tbey do net climb the ladder Of
f.,ss = 81 sugplse.' said she, pu;'ins her
fsgsr 10 her mouth. Il. Is all Oh account Q.
th-Ir pail Dzrks-
, 1876-12-30

II ihe radical theory amounts to
ANYTHING, II only takes about 200
,rbite men 10 in,imidste l2,0o0 color-
ed men.
, 1876-12-30

TnE school board Of Boston have
-erealed the ordinance by which cor
moral punishment was allowed TO be
inflicted il the gil : grammar and
bish schools Of that city
, 1876-12-30
ROFth : Western Stage Co.
fSs GEs EAT pzsxs
Reduction In Fare 10 the East.
EOCaE. R.yg-S C-rsr,y,.
EOCaE RsTEs OFFAGE:

Through tickets 20 OWNHA, CHICAGO. KASsAs CI.r,
SAINT LorIs Pi;uNulLraIA, Nrw EoEE, R5-roS,
" asHrSaT,N, anl ali puiatS ,.I BJI-E ClEg a=3
kFLTuN, the direct Overland Route East, We now
offer at greatly reduced rates over the line OF Tie
North Western Stage Company
New coaches, goOi stock, skilled drivers, and reii
able performance OF service time are special fe
lures II the Company.
OFFICE A TIE
Stiae Hotel, ,....---....-Tsa ala WaIIa, ". z.
~. Y HGEGEs =. V. ssCEFzGN,
General Superintendent, AGENT
Boise CITY 7. T.. 1g-.f
, 1876-12-30

WngS America vas q rePuo.ic' "
elected President Do@ Te "couh
him IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10

domestic Markets.

NEW YOaK, November o Eyenips.-Money close,
Azmer; offered =. 9. Sterling dull at % Sc. Col.
STEADY; new fves ti3. States dull and nominal,
eaet.eesr ~ ~, caSnces--aod. 9767 chr
Tbs Sub. treasurer paid out on account Of IN
s,cs.s Slso 600: ser bon q. o $4,000.
mi1diinG ~ lands l3Ac; ORLEANS IL 7.ISc; CON.
solidate5 net reoeipts 1857 bales; exports to
10. mt Nls2 to tn. q annel s647. WA
get.on-Sst receipts isso ,si e E; g1o's II ,3s7:
ss ' .sis2'h = is June u ne iss
Flour loo lower; only limited e1 ort home trade
southern a iur little more setlve and N buyers
choice DO Sc ssSs s. W6e.s dS Ss.eeS Vi ias 70
lower 70 ssL q 20 poor winter led Western
Oats graded and Dim; . tair business reported.
Co9*-Rio quiet anu unchanged. Sugar quiet
and 6r~; refined quiet: lie for standard 4; ike
quiet and ste.dy. T.llev etea1y; ssosSc.
stesdy; new si7ais Is LARD much SIsbcr 1 snd
scarce; prime steam 10. s7k oio. Soc WHISKY un.
settled; o. osk Q! z FREIGHT. dur
rea q 1901 Is Corn 520sac; new 4O04Ic Oats
T@ Su sas mys quiet and :ss
good deuand; GIG 50 Lard s<ady; Ia god de-
mend; ste am exc; kettle lOk 0l0kc Bulk mests-
Fair demand; 6,s OSk and 81 as sc for SHOULDERS
clear RIB and clear slds Q, ali loose Boxed meat
in fair demand; sales Of CUNT erlands ~ sh 0sAc:
ohors rib mdd,ts N bu X 8kc. Hams, long cut loo
Bacon quiet; 7kGSc ana 81 snd 81 5SAc Tor
ahouldeYs. clear rib and Ear sldee. Whisk. dnil
and nominal; 81 O8. Butter 6rmer Western Re
serve 2002l,i Genital Ohio lsc. hogs-Fsckine
grades 65 s00s "a.
ClgUuHA1, November 9-Flour-Fair de I'M nd
4n1nily 9S D0S IS. Wheat steady; fair de,asDd
rod 81 mol Is. Corn higher ct 52053c; new 400
lie. Data quiet ard 0rn ct 30030c. RYE Quiet
but steady q sc. Barley dull and nominal POIk
AteAdys good demand ct ol6 so. Lard stesdy: god
demand; steam rendered 9Ac; kettle IOh 9i6kc. |
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders 6kc: clear
NIB des sk .; clear tides sk asSc, ali ooss Boxed
mests N fair demand; ssles VI Cumberla cut /
p ekn for shoulde's; abort lib sides axe:
Long eut hams loo. Bacon quiet; shoulders 7Ec:
clear RIG stdss s09t clear tides 81 09Ao. WLisky
euu and nOmt. al It &c. Butt frmer: Western
8os.rv~ 2s0Slc; C-nra' Ohio Is 13ec Hogs steady:
geed demand; packing grades e5 s005 10
CHICAGO. NOve1ber 9.-Floar quiet nd weak.
common % choice Western. sbippng extrss 81 Is
- IS. What du we-k AMI lOwei No CHICAGO
,, RI el01A cash. 81 o8k December, o 10 In.
1aSE 10. Do GS O98c. Corn fairly active and a
.h ~. higher; csc ssh, 42tc December Oats nc.
i've hrm an higher: 81 y 0Jl 10 cash, 32kc Docem
eef. kyo easier; Sc. Bar ey higher 79c cash |
Pork eads and frU': 9l6 Cab, 8 IS ON Novem |
otr, el6 ~ December ant ali the year Lard Aim. |
1sOc cash. 3 Csc November, 94756 09 Soc ali a |
year: Bulk meats steady and unchanged. Whisky
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
THE FRAME COTTAGE DWELLING, WITH OMAR.
TER sQUAKE OF GROUND, IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OFF. P. HIGGINS.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 ,53l.

by G. +. GIRARDEY, AUCTIONEBR-
II Omce No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY, De.
Gember is 1876, ct twelve O'Clock NJ, 1T tho st.
Charles Auction ExchApge. in the rotunda Of the
ST. Charles Hote in this CITY, will be sold ct public
e ea by virtue and IN pursuance Of an order
District Court for the parish Of Orleana dated the
hrst OF May. 1876 and rendered In the above emit.
tied succession, the following described property
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon, SIT.
uatsd in the Fourth Distr ct Of til. city and in the
square bounded by Third, Fourth. Laurel and
Constance streets. Tho property forIns the north.
west corner Of Fourth aud Laurel Streets, and
N easures 1853 feet front on Fourth street BY 1874
feet In depth and front on Laurel street, and be.
tween parallel lines. The imp, Ovements thereon
comprise one-stOry frame cottuge dwelling. con-
tanning central hall, parl0rs and bedrooms on it's
right and left, kitchen. cist. rms ETC., aud de-
fached frame cottage. fronting on Fourth street.
mental shade trees ETC., and is mid way between
the Magazine and Anuuncation street horse
lines The neighbOrh0od is quiet and well i'm.
proved.
Terms-One third cash, the balance at one and
two years. for not specially secured by mort
gage and vendors lien the property sold, bear.
ing all the usual clauses Of eight per cent per
ment; five per cent attorneys fees In event Of suiv;
improvements to be kept insured and policy t. ans.
Lrred and the purchaser to assume payment Of
The taxes for 1876, due and exiSiblo In 1877,
aid above the price of adjudication.
deposit OF ten DER O. MT on the price in cash
VIII DO required at the moment Of adjudication
from The purchaser.
Act OF sale 1T the expense of the purchaser be.
lore W. J. Castell. Esq, notary pubic
n0ll 10 rs deg 9 l6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
By Selle q Malochee.
V
SUCCESSION OF JEAS a. PRYE8.
Secoud District Court for the PArish Of OrleAns-
no. % S8J.

DY sELLE 4 MALOCHEE-ARNAED
ID Selle AurtiOnper-O Office No. 50 Royal street. :.
SATURDAY, D c. mbsr 2, 1876 at Twelve o'clock
u at tie Meicra t. aid Aucti0neer1 Exchange,
boysl ct Get, bet ween CustombOuse and Canal
stIests wtl be sold ut public aucti N, by virtue OF
an order Il ON . Hon. 4. L. Tiss0t. judge of the
Second Dis ric' Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated October ~. ISIS. the following described
slKE LOTS OF GROUND, situsted in the Third
Dis, rict at this city. in the sQua bounded BY No
r.su, Poland, Cssacavo and Lesseps streets, desig
ed BY tho letters A. B. q, D. b. ?, g. end !, in
uree 26 Get inches lines front Lesseps st rect.
by lis feet in depth and front on MORGAN STREET
Lot N. asures rs feet inches lines font on
Les~ps street. by lis feet In depth. between equal
and pa allel line together with the buildings and
improvements thereon. Int G m~Asures u feet
inches lines front on resu street. by l50 ioet
inch lines IN de tn, bet ven equal and psra,lel
liLes; together with the blu ldines and improve
men . thereon. Lot d measures IS feat i9ch
linSe front Poland street. BY lis feet In dep b,
between equal and parallel lines; together with
the buildings and improvements thereon. Tot 3
moasurxs IS feet inch lines front On Poland
street, BY / S feet in depth. between equal aud
pa alle lines; together with the bulldogs and i'm
provemt nts thereon. Lots p, @ and measure
each IS fss: inch linss fioot on Poland street,
lines. Lot meAsuIes IS feet J inch lines front
on Poland street. by lis feet in depth, between
equal aud parallel lines; together with tho build
lug and iIh ~, vements t 'ereon
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Acts Of sale. 1t the expense OF purchasers. BE-
fore J. Bender naGel, notary pubic.
cc36 o. III 10 IS dee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
AUCTION SALES,
AUCTION SALES,
By O. <. Girardey.
P1vE NEAT DOUBLR TENRMRNT FRAME
DWELLINGS In THR FIRST DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARGARET RRARDOy
Second District Court for the Parish of Orlaan.-
no. g, l23.
By O. K. Girardey.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARGARET RRARDON.
Second District Court for the Parish Of or,aan.-
No 80 ,l2.
DY q. z. GIRARDEY, AUCrIONRRp-
ID Omce No. 81 Camp srreet.-SATURDAY h.
9. mber is, 1876, ct twelve O'Clock NJ, ct the A.
Charles Auction Exchange. in thu rotunda nj thc
st. Charles Hotel in this city, will be sold at cub
lie auction, BY and IN pursuance Of An order frors
the Hon a. L. Tissot, Judge Of The Second District
Court for tho parish Of Orleans. dated March "a,
1876. and rendered in the above entitled success.
FIVE CkETA1N LOTS OF 0kOUNb. toeetb.-
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
situated In the First district of tnis city in tha
square bounded b. Jacob. now Freret Soils. now
Locust, ThAliA and Ersto streets The said lots .rs
designated BY the Nos. g. 8, aud TO- on pIsn nv
HedIn l. Schlasbaumm. surveyors. dated tbs
eighteenth Of May, 1884, and deposited in thS
office Of T. o: Stake. notary public, 40 rlan M
JSZ The said lots measure each 81 feet IL ,nchea
lines mont on Soils. now Locust street by 100 feat
IN depth, between parallel lines. The ioreoo,n~
one story frame double tenement dwellings two.
story kitchen, cist. IN, etc.
Terms-One third cash. balance at one and two
years credit for nOtes specially secured by mort
gage and vendor's lien on the property sold bear.
ing all the usual clauses Of eight per cent per
payment. five per cent attorneys fees in event Of
suit. improvements to be k, pit insured and the
policy OF insurance transferret and the purchasers
to assume the payment OF the taxes for 1876 dine
and exible IN 1877 over and above the price OF I'd.
Indication
Acts Of sale ct the expense of the puroha.ar.
before W. J. Castell. Esq, notary public
Ten per cent In cash on tho amount of the adm.
aicatiOn to be deposited bv the purchaser Al fha
moment o. a0J udlcAti0n. noll l8 Is DEE Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
BY Hoey & 0'Oonnor.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION.
SALB IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE MATTER or SAMUEL Z. MoORR RAW
RUPr
Oistr'ct court OF the United States Of Americ.
for the District Of Louisiaus-No. l5.a

by HOKY q O,CONNOR- x,cuo,
~ dosy; Auctioneer-Ofi6e No. Is Comrnsrs,s = =;
on tna nrsr. November 20. 1876 at 10 A. NJ
merc'si ala. ~, 70 VI Camp street, corner of Com
and a. .: lamp stree between CommerciH, alley
Nv ordsr or street, will be sold ct pubic auction
Samuel X. NAME .Me assignee IN the bankruptcy Of
r, a Sa0Ink AND COMPLETE STOCK OF HOUSE
RI q as Sh NV GOODS. comprising an assortment
Ana y, sre, lsmps, Lanterns and Brackets bronze
Chan,hi Silver Plated Wares Cutlery Toilet
~" Se!s. steamboat. Hotel and Bar Goods Mats of
trn Inns wood ard Willow W are, Fire Stands FIR.
W. Noahters, d. skis, etcthe whole conipris,nr
I'll s've, vailed and we'll eeie ted stOgk well
M mUrsn the attention Of the trade aud ali house.
~ the event that The sale can not be comr,yAtea
On monday, November 20, 1876 IL will DO Continued
.. .ne ioI.w Ing day OF days 1T the came hour.
delivery to be exActed until the sse il comn'sta az
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