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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-25
REPORT OF THE CONDITION


WATERBURY NATIONAL BANK,
NJ Waterbury, in me Stute " Vermont, al
me close Of BUSINESS, april IA 1877.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, Sll6S2O %
u Bonds to secure circulation, 100000 OO
Due from approved reserve agents, 1913 IA
Real estate furniture, and nxtures 800 0O
Current expenses and taxes pad, $50 %
Checks and other cash items, 3l4 q
Bills of other Banks, 2,3S5 20
fractional currency QncludinR nickels.) 81 50
Specie, GncludinX Gold Treasury certitcates) l7 o5
Legal- Tender notes, 400 w
redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer give
per cent OF crculation), 1000 10
Total, s2l6 sas rs
Capital Stock paid in, 100000 90
surplus fund, 3O0O0 10
Undivided profits 498 %
National Bank notes outstanding S4SUO w
Individual deposits subject to check, IL ,697 II
Demand certificates OF deposit, 1882 80 -
Total, - $246 sos %
STATE OF VERMONT, [ CO
of the abovenamed bank. do soemny swear that the
and belief. CURTIS WELLS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sd day of
April, 1877. .,-,
Correct-Attest:
W, VIZ jRPIIL;LdJ6NTGVHAM,l n,...,.-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-25
MAR RIAG Els.


Iii Northdeld April 10, by Rev. William s. Hazen,
Mr.. FRED A. JONES and Miss ANN Il. FULLER,
both of Mortified.
At the NJ E. Parsonage Bellows Falls, April 23d, by
Rev. hurch Tabor Mr.. ROLLIN A. BOOTH and
Mrs. MARY A. WILDER, both of Bellows Falls.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-25
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

STATE OF VERMONT, !
Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
]. C. HOUGHTON, JR., Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this sd day OF
April, 1877. -
p; BLACKWELL, Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
Z 4 E RAAsaYE Directors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-25

EGGS FOR SALE.
VIII sell eggs from the following choice breeds at 81
per setting. 49,:
BROWN LEGHORNS, SILVER SPANGLED HAM
BURGS AND BUFF COCHINS,
All our hens are from the best strains. and are as
good as any in the country.
NEwC0MB BROTHERS,
Montpelier, Vt.
Our Buff Cochns took the first premium at the
Washington County Fair,
EGGS SENT SECURELY PA CKED
EIIwIO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-25

SULPHUR BATHS cents. The beneficial results
of sulphur Baths are too well known to require
comment. The effects of Glenns Sulphur SOAP in
the bath are truly electrical, completely ,lcodoriz
ing offensive aceumulati0ns and thoroughly puri.
flying the entire surface OF the body. Sold by alt
druggists, d cents. FulGwl
Hirs Hair & Whiskcr Dye black or b, own, 5octs
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D EATH S
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In Sheffield April 90, of pneumonia and lung fever,
LUCY, wife of j. H. Chesley Esq, aged 50 years, 2
months and 10 days,
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at the same rates. but as nearly half Of the st vol
ume is not stereotyped those vermonters who desire
the entire work should order at once.
None should lose any time in ordering either volume
the second and third volumes will only be printed
in small editions, they may be called for; and 1t
takes some time to print even bOO copies
The publishers think 1t proper to say to Vermonters
everywhers that they have expended large sum OF
money in preparing plates for this work being encour
aged do by the reception given 70 1t by the people
Of the state at its commencement They not dis
couraged by the fact that the secand volume was not
called for so largely the fret because they knew that
:" the times were out Of joint"
They have bestowed more labor on this volume than
on the second and II encouraged by liberal sales the
fourth volume shall be better than either of its prede
cessOra.
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CORN THIAN
WHITE BRONZE MONUMENTS
Superior to Marble or Granite.
FOR CEMETERY PURPOSES.

NODDED and cast from refined New Jersey zinc,
lequa in thickness and strength to bronze statuary
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BEAUTIFUL OVERLOOKING
r 0 S Il S

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A GENTS I gREATEsT OFFER Of the season
"A 49, Eight SO ohromos given away wit h
Home Guest, including Hoover's Peerless American
Fruit ~ feet long, Lake Lucerne, Virgin Vesta &c
LATHAM CO., 4l9 Washington Street, Boston .Mbb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09

Glen, Hill Of Ascension, Hughea, Holt OF
East Baton Rouge, Holt of West Baton
Rouge, Heath, johnson of De Soto, Jonas,
Robert johnson, Keeting, Lane, Lewis,
Magloire, Martin, Million, Moore, Paris, ROM
erO, ROuton, 60uer, Swazie, Snser, SHINES,
Stewart, Thomas. ToIliver, Waahingtons
Watson, J. G. Watson, Walker-59.
On motion of Mr.. Darlington the HOUSE
was adjourned until tomorrow at twelve
o'clock M.
ROBERT f. GUICHARD,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09
AUCTION SALES.
BY 8. Gulnault,
SUCCESSION OF NICHOLAS DABoE.

second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80, s45.
DH =. GUINAUI.T, AUCTToNERR-OFHOn
SATURDAY. March a. 1877 at twelve O'Clock
NJ: viii Be sold, at the Merchants and AUG;
and Customhouse Streets by virtue Of an order
from the honorable the Second District Court for
LA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, Nos. 243
and 245 situated in the First District Of this CITY,
in square comprised within Rampant formerly
Circ4s). Julia, Dryades formerly Phiippal and
GiIOd treets, designated by No. Z, and measuring
60 feet IL inches lines front Rampant formerly
Cireut1 street. by IS fet inches lines In DEPTH
T. OBTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the
same district of this city, In the square bounded
6y Rampant formerly Circus. Dry sdes FORMERLY
Philippe Gnod and Julia streets and being desig
mated as No. S, plan of L. H. Pile, late city
surveyor, dated eighth of December, 1883, and 10
potited In the office Of 3. Bouny, notary in this
city, said lot measuring 81 feet Ii iuches lines
'front.' on Rampant street, by depth OF so feet Il
inches, b, tween parallel lines. Together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, No. 247.
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Rampant formerly Cireus) streets, designated by
on Dryades tieTmsrly PhtIppal street. b. a depth
| OF 80 feet, together with hick buildings and i'm
I. THKBB CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated
in Suburb Franklin, Third district of this CITY, des
ignAted by the Nos IS, II and 49, OF square No. l08.
streets aud Washington avenue, ding to n
| plan crsWn by L: surgi,. then surveyor, on the
twenty seventh of Move mber, 1885, and deposited
in the office OF o DeArmss, notary, per act of De
oerber u.s. 1885; said lots measure each 81 feet II
/ inches lines front on Washington avenue, by 81
feet 10 inches lines in deplhi between parallel
| liner.
5. ANOTHER Lot OF GROUND, situated in the
same strict OF this city. desgr sted br No. Q, end
10 the last described square No. lO8 aRreeahly to .
plan drawn by John Sohrriber De cember 1886 and
deposited in The office of A. Dueatel, a notary In
this city, under No 20 of his book of plans, said
/ lot measuring 81 feeG II inches 4 lines front on
Music street by 81 feet 10 inches lines in depth,
between pa abel lines.
TIL whole agreesbly to plans to be exhibited at
/ the Exchange.
Terms One-half cath, a.d the balsnce ct one
years credit for notes of the purchas bearing
\ interest at eight per ceot from oaY of sale until
/ final pay mem. SAID notes to be secured by ven
4 doris privilege aud special mortgage on the prop
erty 30 d, ard the purchasers to assume and pay
over and above the mount of their bid the taxes
payable 10 1877 and 10 keep the buildings insured
/ 10 secure the notes, and transfer the policies OF
| insurance.
Acts of sale before o. DIouet notary public, a.
/ the expense of the purchasers
fell 28 mh7 IA 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09
.sThe solid south,o

The South seems fated to occupy lead
ing place in political Thought. What
ever change comes, that section of the
country presents an issue, and one quite
OvershadOwing. Occasionally some ques.
ton of tariff regulation, finance, civil ser.
vice, or the like, will vault before the foot
lights, claiming to he the star.perfurmer of
the hour, but, like Harlequin, it is sure to
drop out of sight as suddenly as it came
forward, By the side of the stupend0ua
issues indigenous to the Southern soil, all
other questions are trivial.
The Republican party was retained in
power for a fifth term, because the Ameri-
can people we're afraid to trust the 'sclid
South" Had it not been for that feeling,
the disposition to change, which is Away
q very important factor in politics, but
which is strong in proportion as the times
are hard, would have wrought the defeat
of the party. As 1t was, thousands of men
were lured into the camp of the enemy By a
love of novelty. The ranks were kept suffi
GENTLY intact 10 secure the election Vt Hay Ga
and Wheeler by the very reasonable and
strOBg distrust of the Southern wing of the
Democracy. President Hayes can not afford
TO forget this fact, nor TO follow the cOun.
sells OF those who would have him pursue q
policy which would be q substantial defoat
of the victory achieved by his election. The
attempt OF the eo-cAlled Conservatives to
induce the new President tn be tFeacherOus
to his friends in the hope Ct conoiliating his
enemies, is a peculiarly disreputable conf
dence game.
1t is none the less true that there seems
to be some reason TO hope that the Repub.
liean party can strengthen itself at the
South by securing native white element
of sufficient power TO command respect,
aud, If so, it should be- done. Such a
change in the political status of the cOun.
try is the supreme need of the day. Thus
far the Republican party has had so very
little white element at the South that the
few who we're Republicans were despised
and traduced as 'scalawags," q term more
OpprObrious than "caTpet-b8gger." No mat.
ter how good a man he was, If he voted the
Republican ticket he was held in contempt
l. matters not whether the party in the
State were led By a corrupt native like
Moses or an incOrTuptible Oarpet.baggeI
like Chamberlain, the preiudice was the
same. IL was ''Uhe niger party" and that
was enough. If this condition OF sff4irS
could be 50 far changed that the Repub
lioan party would gaia fOOthOld, fair anC
firm, among the WHITES, all danger OF s
solid South, with bulldozlng and it's Othel
train attendants, would be forever at ar
end Once let the Republican party get 81
far acolimsted in that section that il woulC
be saie and respectable for man TO belong
to it, and the negro would be safe. HI
white allies would serve rs a sort of police
to protect min in his rights. - Chicago
Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09
L. LAMkNIERE, JR.,
Secretary of the senate,
nOusE or REPRRsRNTATIvRs.

sixth Days Proceedings.
Housu o. RHrHKsnsTATlyns,
New Orleans, hnaea g. la71.
The House met pursuant to AdiOurnment,
Speaker Hahn in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Speaker Hahn and Messrs. Harrington,
Bird. Brovn o. Caddo, Brown Of JeneTaon'
Blair. BrsWster, BoslsF, Blaedol, Brooks
Blaekatone, Cole, Dfary, Durden, nEaw
De Esaog, Dickialon, NinEgEsFa DAY
DosmhRsis, Deiole, DsFaHin, GeRsy, Mlflrf
Fobb. eAraeEs' oauds. 0latt. Qo1Ji a.s
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such boys as had cables for cord and pans
for kites. The wind came in terrible
gusts, strong enough to tear pullbacks to
pieces.
Not a day passes that there is not one
or more reports'of burglaries detailed to
the ribbon police, and yet there are few
arrests made for that offense. Some of the
burglaries are as broad as mans hand
before his eyes in the glare Of noon.
The wind yesterday tore down several
swinging signs, and the only regret is
that more did not follow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09

NO. ,OlO.
DY aOEY, MACON & O'CONNOR-
- Nicholas J. BOey, AuotOneer-Oface No. II
CarondeleG street.-SATUBDAI. April a. 1871, at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS. Exchange, on Royal strest, between Canal
aud Cusl omhOuse streets, by virtue OF an order
OF the honorable the Second District Court for
the parlHhof uTleRuE, reR dered on the twenty
fifth day OF November, 1876, win be sold by public
auction
l. A LOT OF GROUND with all the improve.
ments thereon in the Fourth District of this city
designated by the Letter A, of the square bounded
by Rousseau Fulton, Felicity and St Mary streets.
measuIing % feet 5Inohes trout ROus street,
by deptu OF l54 feet on the aide next to st. Mary
street, the improvements thereon comprising
twO-storV frame house, kitchen, cistern, eto,,
known as Nc. 10 Rousseau street.
?. LOT OF GkOUND, with all the improve
ments thereon in the Fourth District Of this city.
desge ated as lot No. g. of the square bounded by
Constance, Magazine, First and Second streets,
measuring 81 feet inches lines front on Con
etaDes rect, by l96 fett inches in depth; the
improvements thereon comprise double one
story frame cottage with two ct, ry kitchen, cis-
tern. theds etc, known as'Eos. 42i and 42i Con
s6ancs street.
Terms Of sale-Cssh, and purohasers to assume
PAYMENT of all taxes f-T the year 1877.
Act of sale, at the expense Of the purchasers. be-
fore John BendernH gel, Eaq., notary public.
II 81 AM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09

SOUTHWEST PASS, March Z, 1877.
To Captain o. ". howell. Oorpa Of BngireerS.
United States Armp
Depth Of channel at mean low tide, eight
cen feet six inches, Least width tor that
lepth. 100 feet. High tide ct p. n.
Height above mean low tide, one foot nine
inches. Depth OF channel &c high tide,
twenty feet three inches, Bottom soft.
9. II. ELWELLA
Master Of tbs HcAlester.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09

A MIsTAKE.-In a note just received
from Mr.. Ernest Bouligny, that gentle
man says:
see my name mentioned in your issue of
the seventh instant in connection with a
card addressed tU Hon. L1cien Adams, ask
ing him 10 form a new political party
Please be SO kind as to. STATE that have
never authorized sny one to use my name
in connection with said card. In my
opinion We have political parties enough at
present for the good of the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09

o the bate OF AFFARs.-A few nights
'ieo Colen, a country brush, was
hound the city to take in the
by an unfortunate chance
|. KING b the Pacific beer saloon, on
S Sr hear st. Louis street, a COM
\ s sse kept by the Soube brothers.
Mart q watch and chain, and the
urey, tiers somehow guessed that he
W. Il honey. They beguiled him in
|1upas way, and when the crew was
n No. =, rink was drugged. After that
little or no trouble in robbing
then his senses were gone the
|NI4 90 in currency and his watch
~" As soon as he regained his
ner : membered most of the circnm-
|n nae Nd a reported them to the police.
|sn as, 20 brothers were arrested, as was
e, alias Andrew Valentia. A
suses { was found on the latter, and
~ cation brought forth Colen's
|S 1Srsn J chain. This circumstance is
Rye y a ,aI 81 to work on, and may lead to
e e f 81 ion Of some or ell the perpe-
b show
agree 8 is a VIGOROUSLY bad one,
|oe. N authorities can close its doors
a do SO without delay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09

BECAME OF THE AMMUNITION p
i unaccountable reason the White
other similar organization, has
lard-mount ever since the ninth
ID. Above Canal street it has
what like a matter of duty with
1 men; below Canal street a very
state of affairs existed. Many
g bf cartridges, loaded with buck
ordered for a first installment,
1000 rounds disappeared mys-
d. nobody could or would tell
me of the property. Another
and a still Longer, one, was
= fixed ammunition, and al
Q order was promptly filed,
Ogden asked some pertinent
regarding the subject, but up
interrogatories have not been
to. Necessarily in such an
pn nobody was responsible, and
must be passed by with only q
at there were traitors in the
be second lot of cartridges,
3 ; quickly disappeared, but not
81 important fact was ascertained,
= kshot cartridges contained but
1t is possible that the manu-
i. J a little swindling on his own
= 10 interest of humanity and his
d. 1t the poor pot hunters who
lrtridges were the worst hurt.
81 you make de cartridges with
little balls?'
y re facts which can be easily
I BED, if necessary. The sudden
:. nee of 10, 900 deadly cartridges
II At Republicans is an item wor-
sprd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THB
STATE OF LOUISIANA
EXTRA SESSION.
THE SENATE.

sixth Days Proceedings
SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans, March Q. 1871.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
at twelve O'Clock NJ, Hon. C. C. Antoine,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate, in the chair.
On call Of the roll the following Senators
answered to their names:
Pressnt-Messrs. Blunt Bryant, Baker,
Dumont, Ola, Hamlet, Harper, KelsO, Sut-
ton, Twitehell, Wakefeid-1l.
Absent--MessFs. Allan, Boatner, Breauxy
Burch, Cage, Duer0s, Jr., Demas, Ellis,
Eustis, Garland, George, GOOde. Grover,
Kelly, Landry, Ogden, Richardson, Robert
son, Steven, STamps, Wheeler, Weber,
White, Young, zaoharie- 25.
No quorum.
On motion Of Senator Blunt the Senate
adjourned until to- morrow at twelve o'clock
n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 ,29s.
DY PLACIDB - SPEAR, AUCTIoNKKa--
ID offee No. 46 Reveal street. MONDAY.
March 10, 1871 at 1890 A. NJ, viii De sOld
at public auction, the premises, M q. SIS and So
FirsGBtrett by virtue and in pursuance TO an.
order from the Hon. 4. "a Tissot, Judge Of the
second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
dated March 5, 1877, for account Of said sueces.
sion
valuable assortment of LUMBER. CARPEN-
TER'S TOOLS, STEAM ENGINE, BOILER, etc.
Also. PARLoR, DININdRooM and BEDROOM FUR
NITURB, etc.
Terms-CAsh. mhs Is II Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09

NE IN THREE MANLY.-Seversl
the Times, Picdyune and Demo
ished the silliest kind of a re-
hsation, and the three fell into
.. Two poor men, foreigners
ased several kegs of gunpow-
perfectly regular way, intending
he on it in a business like way,
Unable TO remove it from the city
DON as they expected, they hired
J st. Peter street to strore it in.
J police, invariably as smart as
burs are, found an immense
st, and not only arrested the
the wagon who transported it,
eputed owner, and threatened
tesor of the house where the
8 stored. Awful, splendid,
BIT and woful mystery sur
the affair, and the ribbon
tended to have one of the grand
bf incendiarism that was ever
Two men were arrested,
solitary confinement in the
qusre police station, and not
grandfathers or grandchildren
to see them-they were prison.
be. The poor fellows, both in-
crime, wondered what all the
IS abont, but being quite friend
bly, accepted the situation, will
nit time to vindicate them. If
them can read English under
they must have considered
villains of the deepest dye
perused the silly trash in the
! IS named above. The Times had
y to acknowledge its error and
to undo the injury it had done,
her sheets remain as silent on
pt as if they had never fooled
aara
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WANTED

mvO PROPERTY OWNN8S kH4
u A0ENTS-A 1usiaesn hQn4e o. lqnl 41fn..IN
with \ LARGE arrftali Hant1 10 ioa4a 4 Gas5 rIrI
starehou1s On Canal at4olti FelaonI hagfaf Cit
claAs o. ppona1fF - les viii pleaea address a. 3.
cars or ficas ufIoe CIV pH lec4IIo on q rrarsE
EEfhnEEn Hoar tF E3
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LnN nALRh THIs DAY.
taI Intelligence.

.MPERATURE.-The thermometer
rigerio's, No. SO Chartres street.
follows March 8: At 8 A. M,
liz. NJ, 100; at 6 P. NJ, go.
int during the night of March
lain, one-fourth of an inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09

w. Z. Rogers, who has beeH appolntea
private ssorstnsy b. President Hayes, is his
ola Law pnrtnar - Cineinnati.
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APOTHECARf sT0RB, STORE FIX TURKS, OOUN..
TERS. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF ALBERT JAS.
CISTERNS.


ID A, MURRAY.
CISTERN MAKER,
I91....-.....hlaGaziae street.......f..-10A
BstweeA Julia and st. Joseph streetA
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE KKTIRE
SATISFACTION.
Highest premiums awardsd.at the last two Lon
sanA state Fair. and ssoutherastAs AxrisuzA
tuIal apd Industrial Exposition of 1875.
oiatsTns maas to ordsr and repaired 4 lot
clstsrns from 1000 to 5000 gallons. mAds q "a
best material and workmanship, kept coastantlip
on hand and for sAle 1T
Prices to shit me Timea-
oraera promptly attended to-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-09
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BTc.
SUCCESSION OF MA. &. E. Moue1N.

pIeSAaDoAOAN VT u fs hs L. hAOOOANs
Second District Court for the Parish Of orleans--
No. 1929.
RY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, ,AUCTIoNRER---
- ONCE No. 46 Royal street-FaIDAY
March 9. 1877. at 10 A NJ. will be sold At
pubic suction, st No. l69 Bienville street, be,
tween Bourbon and Dauphine streets, by virtue,
and in pursuance TO an order from the Hon. A. L .
TissOt Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish OF 0rlf ans dated February 10, 1877 foR
account of said succeBsiOu-
A L0c or HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURg, etc.
1eIms-oash on aduuleation. fe24 % mh3 7
TERS. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF ALBERT JAS.
Second District Court for tile Parish OF Orleans
No. 49, 255.
TOY PI4ACIDE j.. SPEAR. AUCTIOEBHR-
u Office No. &c Royal street. - TUESDAY.
March 90 1871 at 1890 A. NJ. will be sOld at public
auction at No. 1903 Charities street, between Contk
aud St Louis streets, by virtue and in pursuance.
to an order from the HOR. A. L. Tissot. Judge
Of the Second Distliot Court for the parish Of Or
leans, dated March $, 1871, for account Of the
abOva succession
THR APoTdkCARY STORE, sToRR FIxrURRs
AND COUNTERS beU inbeIOre mentioned. The
whole to be sold in block.
TeIms-Oash on adjudication. The purchaser 90
assume over and above 4he price Of adjudication.
al the obligations Of the lease OF said premises,
expiring September 30, 1871, at the rate Of $40
per month"; payable monthly. mhe 10 II %