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' OFfiCIAll .pOCIDIGi,
tin.I, inra,.
oc 1e mat t1o day at i9 oeloe as, i
-11ý * ý , arL 1t p
s olaDste of thpreviou meetinge were p.
..tmml ntat#tOlr.
IHe inlwng fom the Mayor was re and re.
>4ienihe r iMAIOIA N Qi~t t lAi,
Aiy bt Att' 1877.- n ,
1Wa City yononl of New Orleans:
AI t reiquest of the Admnlqttntore. return
tum l br mend.at, a oltion aoeepting
the for the
peseed at the last meeting of the
]D. PiLa1UNtt, Mayor.
Mr. OCaeae moved a rooneliderttilo of the
- .!te by whish the reeoltso ww edopted, and of
etretda4 amendment striking out the words "Al
.4weka Mw hron to be ohatred as nwte aderftee
01 at mwah rote as Jtrslt lneerton." Amend
Smt iaeepted, and the motion adolpted.
Mr. Cavanao then moved the adoption of the
gfegolrtien es amtnded.
Ianu.Aeal r. ainess on lFinal Pasesae.
eMr. &rown caled up the following ordinanese,
whibh, having been read twice, were now on
their third rending, and they pased unanimous
Ili, te eas and nays having been ailed:
L An ordinanoe making appropriatolne for
Siseable Institutions for March, 187, amount
.ag to *060 80,
I, An ordiuanee providing for the payment of
rbe several pay rolls therein named for the
Ymethof Maroh, 1877, beginning "Pay roll of
mudleipal Polsee Courte," and amounting to
U)88 9e, the total having been redoed to this
lgue, from $9n47 84 by amendments whidh were
tsag iatlmoutily adopted.
8, A& ordina.ce providing for the payment of
the severals e outnta therein named for March,
`I$t beginning " ~iremen's Charitable Assoola
ahls, ete., and amounting to $*1,818 84.
4. AM oddinanee providing for the payment of
he several aeeount therein Iamed for March,
-W beginning " New Orleuan Gaslight Comn
, ,"amountilng to 114,801 47.
, t lt e0rdinerne providing for the payment of
Y Areia aceoniate thersn named for March,
x' beginning "A. Deanl," and amounting to
Melperte oOf Committees,
57 Mr. Cavanan
DSnAnTxanv or Coxvuacn,
City lall, New Orleans, April 10, 1877.
lb the oen. Mayor and Adminlstrator :
L. yv the honor to report the following pro.
t She reae it the4toe streel skiff ferry
termn of two yearn, visa
u IltaenMre r, Afty dollars per month.
S wklnn, Afty dollare per month.
uerger, eight hundred dollaes for two
Iueer, nine hundred sd sity dollare
Den p w ham, eight hundred and ninety
her, llt~y dollars and twenty-veeents
"ugh O'Donell, forty-fAve dollars per mouth.
r P. allagher belng the hinhese bidder, I
~r ead the adoption of his bh--Nfty dolluar
ncemn nte. t per month,
hepeoLuy. CHA8. QAVANAO,
AdmInistrator of Commeroc,
BeeIvoded.
A leperted, that bide from the following par.
tie were resolved for the lea. of the Broadway
eff Weatwego sker itrry: 0. Gleason, 110 per
Metulft, end L. Gardon $880 for two yeare, and
te latter being the highoet bidder, his bid was
reoommended for adoption. Received.
8, Reported farther, that the bid of L. Osrdon
tor .he lease of the Carrollton skif ferry was the
Say one nreoeed, and offering $190 for two years,
tnsaeep ae was reoommended.
4 Uinverably on petition of A. Bonpunt to
Ierea a portion of ground at the foot of North
Canal strt. Adopted.
]y Mr. Meagtorif
Stiing inlformtion on the subject of the petl.
4ati of P. W. O'dhanghnueey and othere, asking
that the building situated on the levee, near
th.l.atrteSt, be permitted to remain there. Be
trred to the Administrator of Commeroo with
sower to aet.
From Mr. MoOcifrey and received
DbPArnTrMrr on IMrnovanrrx, I
City Hall, New Urlean, April 10t, 1877.
To the Honorable.he City Conncil:
.*nea-.e. -On petition of business men and
leee0ate of Frenchmen ,street,praying for the
E of said street, I would respectfully sub
mehat durngt the pane three months entensive
-epaire b en ea made on aplanade, Lepey
Oleborne, Washington Avenue and Loutet
te t. dt an mi deeire to oontinue making
, repairs lan the Third Districot ae. the limlted
mnanna at my desponal will permit. I will,
terefor, u arly am practioable, give due atten~
tento the petition of residents alon Frenchmen
4keet. JOhN MoOAFFREY.
ltnalncem s and Reseolutlons Offered.
Bar. Oavanao
.B esoltions repeallng the different resole
- s granting permlssions to the following named
p ases to ereot boildings, esc., at the New Lake
Jtd: O Leand, W. A. Vaentine, A. Paratore, I.
Kagnalolo, L. Wenmbrah, J. Daly, A. M. Mir, a.
%sa'A. Faederiok, P. Johnson, Widow . Chap
:Mb, &Isehaeckenberger, and J. MaroadeL
MdA sad referred to the Oommittee of the
. lbaselution accepting the following bide for
Ihe isete the dierent skif ferries:
(a) Broadway and Westwego skit ferry, bid of
L Gardom. Adopted.
(b) Rame sreet ski ferry, bid of P. Gallagher.
Bheared to the City Attorney.
, (o) Carrollon Aki ferry, bid of L. Gardon.
Y Mr. Brown
1. Resolution in favor of L. Grunewald for
for an organ fuhrished the fnsane asylam.
S2. An ardinanoe in favor of Geo. Ellis & Bro.
4i ale., and amounting to $172 2. Adopted.
. An ordinance providing for the payment of
the gsnsal ancounts therein named, "beginning
N. O. Dee, and amounting to $3,738 65." Read
twice.
A Resolution appropriating $30,000 to defray
the election epenses of the year 1876. Read
Peitloens.
1. From residents on Felioly RBod, between
Tohoupitonuls and Nuns streets, against granting
permission for the erection of a blaoksmith shop
on said square.
2. From the Atlantio and Paofio Telegraph Com
peae to construct their Itne from the neighbor
hood of Gentilly Road to their office by a route
to he designated by the Administrator of Com
maert.
3 From K. P. Doallut for permimion to build a
wharf at the foot of Egan street, Third District,
rIeoaed he be allowed the revenues of tbhe same
r at y sa J. .aight for permiassin to ere a
wheehdt e ast end of Poydras asrkt r fthe
aie'd.bslmpm.
, . M ea a'Z lims to '
A;e e
L I 1rlw, fh . km w *e aoi. .l
ta of "tod left, anse to mrt Mo a
L Ioe Theodoee De a sonasLt lbre dtles of
trlred to the . ladm etrater of Aeeasmenta.
1, From f. i. Phillips, Chief bingler FirDe
pertment, lttth Distriet, reqlesting that a lre
alarm bo be piast8 at the orner of VaYlne and
Tehouptoelae strate.
9, Fro eitisens reslding on Valense street, pro.
testing Mgalrns the granting of permission to
iest a dairy on Valenes street, corner of St.
Denals.
Referred to Administrtor of Polloe.
From J. Modelers, a blind man, asking to be
relieved from paying ties.
Referred to the Adminictrator of Finanoe.
From properfty owners and others residing in
violnity of Ueoond Street Market, for the placing
of a Are bell on said market.
Referred to the Administrator of Waterworks
and Public Buildings.
The Councol then adjourned.
TROS. 0. IAP1.IIt,
Secretary.
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PUBLIBHED BY AUTHORITY.
EsTRA LI0I.S1N OP I.ll.
No. te.] AN ACT
To repeal sections two thousand six hundred and
twenty-eight, two thousand six hundred and
twenty-nine, two thousand six hundred and
thirty, two thousand seven hundred and
forty-seven, two thousand seven hundred
and fort.eight, two thousand seven hundred
and forty-nine, of the Revised tStatutes of
eighteen hundred and seventy, and a portion
ot article six hundred and twenty-five of the
Code of Practice.
Soaviow 1. Po it enudoted by lh. ,Senate rand
House of preentlatives of the ,utre of Louis.
ta in (icwnral Aermbly convened., 'hat
seotions two thousand six hundred and twenty
eight, two thousand six hundred and twenty
nine, two thousand six hundred and thirty, two
thousand seven hundred and forty-seven, two
thousand seven hundred and forty eight, two
thousand seven hundred and forty-nine, of the
Revised Statutes of eighteen hundred and sev
enty. and all that portion of aricole six hundred
and twenty live of the Code of Practice, com
menolar at and following the word "provided,"
ina the sixth line of said ectoion, be and the same
i hereby repealed.
(Slgnaed) L)UIS BUS
bpeater of the House of he sentatives.
(Sgned). LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Lieutenant overnor and President uf the Senate.
Ap ved April 10 1077.
(SBigned) B'tANOIS T. NICHiOLLS,
4overnor of the State of Louisinas.
A true oopy:
WILL A. BTnois,
,Y-.twn~rw . 9CI.,t
lo. 57.] AN ACT
Agthorist the Governor to appoint addiilons
polee jerles in country parishes; directins
pollee juries to redistrict their respective pat
ashee into police jury wards, and these ward
iute one or more ustices of the pessce n
election wards, and fxing the number ,
members, toe time and manner of thel
election, the mode of filling vacancies in th
police jury, and vacanoles which may here
after oceur; fixing the compensation of polio
jurors; providing forfeitures fur their neglec
of duty, and the mode of enforcing the samr
repealingn ot No. 97, approved April twenty
vent. , entitled 'An t t reorgan
the polie juries of the State, prescribing th
number thereof, and the mode of elecuois
and ixing their duties and compedeatlon."
Slarso.o 1. Be it esncted by the ~enate am
house qf Representatives qf the State qf Louins
ana, in (meneral Assembly convened, That th
Governor of this States i hereby an.borlred t
appoint, by and with the advice of the lenated It
ouch country parishes as he may see fit, addt
tional police jurors not exceeding five, who, witl
those police jurors elected at the last genera
election, shall constitute the police jury of the
parish until the next general election.
Bho. 2, Be it further enacted, etc., That the
pOllce jury of eahon pariah shall, on the first Mon
day of July, 1877, meet at the court.house o
their respective perishes, and shall redietric
their parishes into not lees than five nor mor
than ten police jury wards, as the convenience o
the people may require, and shall at the same
time district these polloe jury wards into one o
more justice of the pesoe and election wards, a
they may think proper, and shall designate salt
wards numerloatly and in consecutive order
When the wards have been thus established
they shall not be changed without a two-thirc
vote of the police jury, recorded by yeas sad nays
8so. 8. Be it furtlhr enacted, et , That the eleo
tion for police jurors, justices of the peace san
constables shall be held in each ward at the same
time as the general election, and that pohice
jurors shall be elected by the qualified electors o
the police jery ward, and that justices of tbh
peece and constables shall be elected by the
qualfied electors of the justice of the peace of
election ward; and, in order that none but qual
fied eletors of the ward shall vote for ward ofl
cere, the officers now charged by existing laws of
by any amendment thereto are hereby instruotes
to provie, at each election poll, a separate box
In which the ballots for ward ofiloers shall be de
posited, and the returns of said election shall be
made separate from the returns of votes cast fot
other officers, in the manner required by law.
8ac. 4. Be it further enacted, etc., That I
shall be the duty of the President of the polioc
jury to order elections to fill vacancies, whiel
may occur in the police jury, giving at least toe
days notice of the election, by having printed a
written notices posted in at least five most publi
places in different parts of the ward wherein enot
vacancy may oocur, and also by publication it
the fhliial newspaper of the parish, if snol
offolal newspaper exists in said parish, and the
poliee jury shall have the election held acoordin.
to the provisions of seotion three of this act.
Bao. 8. Be U furter enacted, etc., That mem
here of the police jury shall be entitled to a com
pensation to be fixed by themselves, which shal
not exceed three dollars per day and tea oe an
per mle, going to and from the court-house of
their respective parishes, for every day they ar
aetually employed in the services of their paris
at meeting of the police jury to be paid out of
the (hfdI of the several partises on the warran
of the President, and no more, this allowaneo
and per diem, iacluding mileage; provided, thai
the police jurors shall not be paid per diem fot
more than fifteen dave in any one year.
mao. 6. Be it further enacted, etc., That for
failure of the President of a police jury to per
form any of the duties imposed on him bylaw
without reaseonable excuse, he shall forfeit th
sum of twenty-five dollars for each failure, to be
recovered before any court of competent juriedioc
tion by motion of the parish attorney, after three
days' notice; and for the failure of any members
of the police jury to attend at any meeting, after
being duly notified or without notoe, if at a regu.
lar session, such member,'if he has no reasons
ble excuse, shall forfeit the sum of ten dollar,
to be recovered as above; provided, such forfeit
area to be paid into the parish treasury.
Bxo. 7. Be it further enacted? etc., That the
police jurors organized under this act shall have
all the power, and perform all the duties pre
scribed by the laws of this State, in force at the
date of the passage of this act, not in conflioc
herewith.
SEz. 8. Be it further enacted, etc., That se
much of act 97 of the General Assembly of this
State, approved April the 27th, 1871, entitled ao
act reorganizing the police juries of this State,
prescribing the number thereof, and the mode ol
electing and fixing their duties and compensa
tion, as is in conflict with the provisions of this
act, be and the same is hereby repealed.
.ac. 9. Be it further enacted, etc., That this
act take effect from and after the date ci
its passage, and that its provisions shall not ap.
ply to the parish of Orleans, and all laws or parts
of laws in conflict herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed.
(igned) LOUIS BUSH.
Speker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) LOUIS A. WILT
Loutenant amo or grd Praklent e the Senata
I Illfr
y ra.r, 394 -a w ,, , I
TIE SHARtP OA14Aln OIBOA1WD AND
PAIBM, about a miles below the city, on the
right bank of the river,
JUOOE1M810N OF BOBERT I . M8ARP.
Second t~striet Court fot the parish of Orleans,
No, us,s.e,
_Y i T [ MNACOUN & dO'CONC0Ob-Nohiolas
J . HoeAuctWioner- o 11 Oaronde
let et tet--On ! ATU D ay 12, l817, at 12
Qee nm, ~at the iSt harles uction Sac hangs,
In fia wsetnt rtiun of tap St. Charles Ho
tea, I th"s cityf otw Orlens, by virt n of men
order of the Honorable he Seeond Dlstriett
iourt i ftthe arotsh on Orleans, bdv thle rd
tar Ill the ol i at pubi te auction, the fOlloWini
valtrel toperth t Wit:
_.A UITA /I I ttAUT Ott PORTION OF
lAN t au dte ia th pOrolnh of Orleanst tn
then ght battk of the ller vin sservltude at tbout
ii leagues below the city of New Orleans, nmel
tie ng 4 trents front on ral rive b the ordi
nary doepthof 40 arepnts, bounded on ones id
by lands now or fomerly Xblongin to J, ,
oLpretre, cnd on the n ther thide hbylar a belon
in;d knto us as de a roix or assigns, togeth rd
with FI. the buildings and ivns vement ihere
oq and btho ure or aelluvon servitude andh
lvaent! abes athe 1to belengit Rf also,
2hl. An, A l olTA I TRACre of LAND are tilnin
tile nve and Prton of gro rtd In thek fear and
being frhationnI settlon ofh t No. 3l2. in thwn
sVi No. 1€4 south ifl range No. ru, east in c.
. an d dlsrietr. f i, I l ni nrn(west of Msanls
sipt river, cothn i tin t m to 7 yo-la w're.
rlhe. abovec ee aerlb traitf or portionsd o
grornid 'omprise tt gllinr the charnning hrom the
cteakcti known an ho 'clntards Orange Orichard
and Farnl." The imroavements con twse two
fraded hlouse, bof th sate rof, haineltitg to each 4
roidn abouve "a:n 1in basementld for stables, thegro
e pur.hnnr, cr. ' Ire are abote for it1 re tduei
atuir, land, aollut 4 inacres of whclh are tile
(irained and t.sed ats garcilt and trutek farm anrd
oerange orehsrd. the laund is feet htlier than
any surrounding laud. '.'here are aboutt 10o
The id ranote trees, el oft whl h befor e old and
tmearing, the rettchini are from 2 nto I7 yeats
er id. ero alre a qs l taxi esof forest and pecanr,
tre.s ofr lthe wt the llng an lho the rer f theP
plaore is will w ymo ur.ed, 'he proximity oef hi
plate s-c the eeit.y rendlers it of great value tisa
market garei'ti aned orchlard; -trie eomeinnutiea
tIon, tbeadleq it agod roadl heeltg by two good
d ly stemners, whtih in1e at, the pl'e.
Terms anld Cond itlns ot ale-The untiln
vleTWO half o the O sF itND roerty beloning to the
said uDietrion will be ld for the arih on tOrle
other nd. VAied h ulf theore isto be assumed by
tholde purchnatr a trtgag nolte for 2aT0, dum e I
January, , boeatling nterest in of eiget n er eto
ordr annum the remainder paL. Talt iun eh,
the Baod note tn beour paid at ny time efore
maturity, the purchaser t ansaumo eiymentn
over annd above is lid of b y ll taxes for thin year,
177, paveable in 1uc o .
Acts of sale at the expsense of the purhcsor.
before Willehm R. tSeymiour, Esq., notary public.
tt111th I 21'et my 60 12
B3 0. Valeton.
TWO LOTH OF GIIOUND, WITH BUROILDING
ON CAIIONDELET WALK.
HUCOEI31 ON OF JOB. FEBIOUILLET.
ituontd in Cort for the he pBarish of Orleans,
No. rn t Walk,212
Sfront. VALon roTON, Auctioneer-On bAT
DAY. Apriil 2i 1l fe at 12 o'locknd ine.. w ol n
I nsold at the Merre dnt and Auby oneers nd
ofhange, uon a, toyathr stret, an oh dientes to aIm
order freron the Honorable A. L, Tissot Judge oh
provements thlereon, consiotint of one frare
the oM-nd ish. Ten oourt fnt tho e pa ae t of th
lemomans, odatedl February 27, 1 for the rount
1. TWO OON41%UOU8 LOTS OF OROU TD,
situat'd In the Seeond District of tbtl city in
nithe sar bounded by Oarobaerl Alct Mirof,
Tonlti aOd Ht, terstArets, having aPu . feet
front on Oarondilet Walk, or street, between
parallel lines of 127 feet i Inches and I lines on
Sonaside. and 12 ffet 4 inchesh and 6 lines on thie
eiother side' the roa r line meuriaN 29 loot li
lines. Mald loits are designted by os. 4 and ,
of sequare 02, together with all btuilding and tm.
I rovemonts thereon, eonsisting of one frame
wuilditn andc appurtenances.
Tetsne-utash. Ten per cent to he paid at the
moment of adjuideoation. Taxes for the riun
nint year to le assumed by pusrohaor. Act of
sale before0. Du Armas, Notary v'uliic.
TAX NOTIOEI.
?PECIAI, NOTIO E.
1
Oi(vrin STATa TAX ('or,LECTon,
Fou, th )listriot ,241 .Joephlino strneet,
New Orleans. A ril 11. 1877.
s All property owners of tih Fourth Distric
are notifed that I am now prpared to recelv
REAL ESTATE TAXES.
aplitf It. C. BOND, ('clleotor.
PEVCIAL, NOTICE.
OFTIwi sTATE TAX CoLLaECTOR,
Third District, Parish of Orlnans,
April 7, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the Thirt
I)l/istrit owing. liennnsond capital tax are her!b,
notifl hatl thet h.l ell for the collletion of ahl
tax's is now opened at No. 17 Itlhnianad, stroot
H. It. I'ICTOIr ,
I apR l HtAltl, Tax Collitor.
4PhECIAL NOTICE.
OrFvEs HTATIC TAX COLTIECTOR.
First l)istri't, 1.9 OGiavier street.
N Now Orleans March 27, 1877.
All PROPERTY OWNERS of the FIRST DIS
TRICT are Informed that the assessment rolls
for said District are now ready, and that per
s1 ons desiring to pay the Real Estate Tax at thil
time may now receive their bills promptly.
' hbe following named persons only are an
thorized to sign receipts for the Collector o
this District:
t For REAL ESTATE and CAPITAL TAX-Mr
M. BTODDART.
For LICENSES-Mr. A. W. OOCKERTON.
Or the undersigned,
mh2s E. A. BURKE, Collector.
tPECII. NuTPICE..
OFFICE STATE TAX COLtLI TO,)
Second District, No. 18 Royal street, Mer
chant's Exchange. up stairs. March 23, '77.
All persons within the limits of the Secom
District owing licenses and capital tax are
I hereby notified that the offce for the oollectior
s of said taxes is now opened.
P. L. BOUNY,
mh23 tf State Tao Collootor.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAx COLLECTO R
First District, New Orleans.
March 19th, 1877.
The receipts given by MR. E. C. PAYNE. foi
amounts advanced for the support of the gov
eminment by the liberal and patriotlc citiszens o
this city, will be received as CASH in the pay
meat of TAXES and LICENSES at this office
E. A. BURKE,
mhl9 tt Tsx Collector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
First District Parish of Orleulns,
March 13, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the First Dis
trict owing LICENSE and CAPITAL Tax are here
by notified that the office for the collection of
said taxes is now opened at le9 Gravler street.
E. A. BURKE,
mhbl tf State Tax Collector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,)
Fourth Jistriet, Parish of Orleans,
March 19, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the Fourth
District owing LICENSE and CAPITAL Tax are
hereby notified that the office for the collection
of said taxes is now opened at No. 241 Josephine
street. R. C. BOND,
mhls lm State Tax Collector.
PREMIUM BONDS
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALE II
SUMSB TO SUIT.
Next Drawing 15th of April.
WaCHOULA LsM.LATIYv WhARmAR
BU T JIS
I PLEfNDID 1 LOT O I.30021) STh221X
Fourth District.
BIX VALU AbLB LOTS AND IMPOVYIMEltlNT
On Laurel and Valmont streets, Sixth Dbl
triot.
St1COEB ION OPF B1l1RlT IIUYGiiS.,
Second District Court for the parish of Orleane
No. 9,2t98.
.1Y PLACDg 3 BPgBfA,,Actioneer Ofl.M
d iBoyI 2 tret-O JTUDAY, affi r
15.77, at 12 o'cl ok m., wll be sold at publis sue
tion, at the Merchants and Aucotloeeru' Ex
ohante on itoyal street, between Canal ant
Customhouse streets, by virtute and t ursu
anoe to an order from the on, R.A. . ThIsIo
Jtidge of the Sewnd 1 strlet Cou t or the pat
Ish of Orleans, dated April 7,1877. for aoeount a
the above sueession-l
1. A CEtlTAIN LOT OF GROUND, troyethe
with the im revements thereon, situated In th
Fourth DistIlet of this i~ t In the stliar
Sbounded by Firet, Secon Fu ton and Divlsloi
streets, des.lnated by the No, 4 of square N ,1
and measures 7 feeoot 9 inhes 2 f llrjes (ront oi
Second street, by a depth of 120 feet betweei
[ parallel lin
2, SIX LOT. OF GROUND, together with tb
Sbt ldings ttnl Imtprovements thereon situate,
n the Mxth Dlstrliet of this fity, in the snjgar
bounded by Val nont, Lt urel. Leontlno and Liv
Oak streets, deslgnated Iy the numnbers 4, 9, e,
antl . Lots numbers 4.. S, 7 atld A front el
Laurel street, and have the following almen
sions: Lot No. 4, a1 feet a inrhee front on aurr
Sstreet, lo fact 11 Intice in tt on th nf t s to
wards tine street. and 02 t totS lep ii
depth on the side line of lot No, N. Lot No.
measures l faeet a lneheo front on1 Ltaurel street
I by a deptl of 10I feet ninehes on the line whit;
s.eprates It frtm Lot No. 4, and 1.R feet 7 IncIte
in depth on the line whichl starate, it from Ik
Ne, . Lot N.o,f fo0. esl r os at feet 3 lnchnc fron
on Laurel qtr et, by i, depth of ta ferot 7 ineho
t tn the de il of lot o. and 14a feet 6 inhel
n dteplh of the sild of lot No, 7. Lot No.7 mtas
uores 1 feet 1a leohes front on Laurel street by
Sdepth of 14 feet 5 Inchos on the side of lo' No.
andt 141 feat inlches on the sidft of It No, 8. L(
No, a ntPnst1ros at feeta inches front on Lanur
st.roet, Iy a , dpth of 141 f not inches on the sidet
lot No.7 and 1t4 feet t inch on the idtl of lot Ni
9P, ot No. 9 measures at feet f inahes front o
LaurIl street, bty adetpth of 194 feot I inch o
the side of lot, No. 5, and 127 feet, In depth ftn
front on Valmont street, of which it fornms th
t cornetnr.
t''oerm--COfslh on naljtliudl.tion.
Acts olf sale before ()ctnye M,;ore, tut'., notar
Spulhl,. at tle expense of thlo purchbaers.
Iptll 1H.5 2int2 9 12
NOTEN, JUDGMENTS AND AOOOUNTS.B,
BUCEBBSION OF GEOROGE ME11Z.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orlean
N o . 38 , 9 07 .
IY PiAGIDE J, SPEAR, Atoner-Ol,
L No. o Rioyal street--WDN E DbY. April 1l
1871, at 10:3 a. to., will be sold at public auctio
at my office, No. 44 Royal street, between Out
tombouse and Blenvll .trsets, virtue and i
pursuance of en order fom tlie Hon. A. L. Tit
sot. Judge of the oecond lstrlet Court for it
parish of Orean dated arch .7, 1877, for a.
copot of sldf uocession
oUt UrY NOTlt, JUDGMENTS AND A(
COUNT.S,
Terms-Cash on adjudication. apt 1114 1
TEN SHARES HOPS INSURANCI COMPAN
OP NEW ORLEANS.
Succession of Mr,. Jeanne A. Dufour, widow t
Joan Uaeaux.
No. s,09 tlSecond District Court for the parts
of Orleans.
R Y PLAID J SP, 81'A, Auctioneer. offit
S) No. 4o Royael street- SATURDAY April 1
1 at 12:10 o'clock, will be sold at public auction, i
6 the Merchants' and Auctioneers' Exonange o
toyal street between Canal and Customhous
e streets, by virtue and in pursuance to an ordu
front the Hlonorable A. L. Tissot, JudMe of tl
e oeiond District Court for the parish of Orlean
dated March Ii. 1817, for aooount of the abot
Ssuccession
TIlN SIIAREIS Hope Insurance Company t
ST'nrm,-- !nah on nulmlilniat.ion. ann 711 14
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PHILIPP)
street, between Union and Gravier sts.
BUCOESBION OF OUI8EPPE BPORTORNO.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orloan:
-No. 99.012.
BY PLACIDIC J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Of
flne, 46 Ioyal street-SATURDAY. May I
1if77. at 12 o'clock m., will be sold at publio nuc
tlon. at the Merchants' and Autioneers' Jt,
change, on Royal street, between Canal an(
Customhouse streets, by virtue and in pursu
ance to an order from the lion. A. L. TIssot
Judge of the Second District CourT for the par
isli of Orleans, d 'ted April 2. 1871, for account o
the above suI'c.lioo'
I'IJ UNDIVIDED HALF OF A LOT O
GROUND, tounthlor with the bullthlnga and im
provements thereon, situated in the First Dis
trict of this city. in the square comprised withit
Philippa. Baronno, Union and Oravier streets
desianated by tet l't. No. 11 on a plan by A
Knoll. of thel.th Mar'nl 1853, and moeslmting 3,
feIt I inchI front , n Philippa street, by a deop
orf 9 foot 11 ichPes onl the linn of lot. No. 19. antd
9:1 foot 2'e inehes on the llnoof lot No. 12. and 3,
feel't h ih le in the rear.
l'orms-Cashi on a(judliation.
Act of sale before C.T. TNonrlt. Esql., notarn
public, at the exuense of the purchaser.
apI 11 1m.1 myr3l 5
VALLUAIILE TRACT OF LAND FRONTIN(
ON THE MISSIMSINPI RIVER.
Widow Plorre Cazelar, Testamentary Executrli
etc., vs. heIrs of Philippe Henri Herz.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 39,262.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctinoner-Offlie
46 Royal strnet-SATURDAY, May 5. 1877, a
12 o'clock M,, will be sold at public auction, a
the Merchants' and Auctioneers' Exchange. on
Royal street between Canal and Customhouse
streets by virtue of two judgments the one ran
dered March 13, 1877, and signed March 17, 1877
and the other rendere l and signed April 2. 1877,
by the lion. A. L. Tissot. Judge of the Second
District Court for the Parish of Orleans, in the
a)bove entitled matter
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated it
the parish of Orleahs. on the rilght bank of the
Mississippi River, forming part of what was
formerly the old Caedlar Plantation, and men
suring about l'h arpents front on the Missis
sippl River by a depth of 40 aropnts, boundet
on the upper side by lands belonging to Mrs
Moss, and on the lower side by lands belongin"
to the heirs of J. F. Salnet
Terms anl Conditions-bne-third cash on ad.
judication the balance at one and two years
credit, with interest at a per cent per annuitl
from date of adjudication, secured by mortgaut
and v. ndor's privilege, with 5 per cent attor
ney's fees In case of foreclose, e, the purchasel
to assume all taxes payable in 1877 and subse.
Iuently. overandabove prtice ot ad)udicatlon
and to furnish, for the credit installments, notes
corresponding to the respective interests of thile
partles herein. Act of sale before Jules Mossy
notary public, at the expense of purchaser.
apl 11 18 2 my8 5
INTEBEST IN AND TO TWO 80CHOONERS.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN ORAIS.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 39,084.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Offlcr
No. 411 Royal street.--SATURDAY May 5
1877, At 12 o'clock M., will be sold at public auc
tion, at the Merchants' and Auctioneers Ex.
change, on Royal street, between Canal and Cuo
tomhouse 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 Or.
leans, dated March 23, 1877, for account of said
succession
1. THE ONE-HALF OF THE ONE-THIRTY.
SECOND PART OF THE SCHOONER ANNA
suppooed to be at sea or in some seaport.
2. THE UNDIVIDED T WO-SIXTY-FOURTHE
INiJ EREsT IN AND TO THE 8CHOONEli
JOHN S. WOOD, supposed to be at sea or 1i
some seaport.
3. ONE YAWL.
Terms-Cash on adjudication.
ap4 11 18 25my3 5
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY TABAIIY.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. 39,3:36.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auetioneer-Ofl.e
No. 46 Royal street-FRIDAY April 20,
1877, at 5 o'clock p.m., wilYbe sold at Public Aue
tion on Broad street, near St. John and Jesplan
ane streets, by virtue and in pursuance to a
order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge d
the Seeond Dlstrit Court for the pamrihot Or.
leans datedLApIp r0, . e tO sOaIe oft ade..en
MrsMatlhilLl J.e.IoI.. Apol.w aM t Miul
widos Ofl frf o tt!vee ayne, et al,, vs.
jOU t D llsTfIT (OOy t FO? TIE PA.
rteof Orlta No, 44,44-By virtu, a wrt
Seilr ansd to d rtedby the honra
the tii ouirth isitxit Court for titr parish of
leanas, i the alvve entitled cause, wii0 p5ro
n to a. at pilh .'ý auclitiotn, at, the Merphatt'
and, Auction ers' Fxehatgu, emval strent, em
twonnn Canal and 'tiSot'rlIholln ntrsotn fr the
Ite(Rond District of this city, on MhNDAY, April
10, 1877, at 12 o'clock in., thli following described
A Ml1ITAiN LOT OF GROUNI, together
with the tnildingts and imnprovements tgorenn,
4 t aitjnrtnutniciis thereof alittiated in the
ur Inl o this city, In the Isuare
not di by I'r ytania, Hi. Andrew. Nayadns and
Sosph ns streets, forming the corner of Pry
tania aii Mt. Andrew streets and twoasrin
fifty-igoht feet citM lit'he,, ani two linen front
on Irytlnla st.reet by lon htnltreld and thirty
eight feOt two ilnhen seven Ii.n1 I dn epth anid
rotnt on Pt. Androw street. and about ilfty-two
f let tnt in h.e I or in width in the
rear. A,' ' utreti y tho defendant herein tb
puirohase fillt Jlanm Mi. Abrams, per ant, before
t. M gnr.rIato a notar onp Ilih r in this cIty, on
tih eveni fl a of Otobr, ladti
p aelzal in thre abov Hnit,
Terms-i-O nh on Ihth ,t.
THOblAH If, HANDY,
('lvil Hherlff r th.n f'arirtt of OrImans,
api ii 14
Widow P. IMalane vs. Octats Asfeax.
(1UrITH D11tTRICT CO1UIT FOR TilE PAR
ik h of O(rlans, No,N 4S.716--.y virtue of a writ
of flcri ftlas, t, m directed y the tonoarable
the Fourth Distrlet (iourt for tih it artih if Or
leans, in the above entltlod cause. , will provoed
to snll at public actiont. nt the Maereha)tt' and
Atetionetor. change. Rloyal street, between
Sanal and (usianthottse streets, in the Mnct nld
lstrlct tlhis a ,ity, on FRIDAY. April 7, 2181,
at 121 o'clock in., the following tdacoritOl propt
erty, to writ-
I ,EVEN LOTSH OF {trlOIIND, with the im
tirov..nnenta, righta, ways, p rlvlgijac , seryittllmIes
an tl detttlciticits, aituattl in tie First Itistriot
of this city, designateid byi the nmntlers one, two,
throee, fourt, Rixteen, senveinteens. eighttee('n nint
ten, twenty, twnntvy-oin arItl twenty -two, in
the square cot prisl within (h.ntoi. Clark,
Bauldin and D'lHenmeourt streets, the w ale in
conformity with a plan drawn by (, A. Hodin,
late sullrnyor, on the twentt y-sneond of larcbh
t1851, and delPsitel.t in lthet oefle of T. O. Mtark,
notary pulllot in thlR city, by the inumber sixty.
Ihtil lot m nnBiurt as follow., tR -wit: Lots nun-u
i.tsl Ion anlldI) willolteiare oath thi rty-ltur fonet
tIght Inchls frront on l udiln street, by a idep!th
bht wetln parallel lineno ol nne hu tndretlnnd night
feelt. I,ot, numbet threen Itnnatl.e thirt-y-four
foot seven anl a half inches frInt on Laudin
street, Iby a depth betwoent parallel lites of ron,
huilndro,' and enight ftot, Lot ntltnhor totr .te
thirty-tour fJot seven inches front on Baudin
street, Iy a dt pi ti(etwrtn paralltel linas of one
hlndred alnd night font. Lot numbor alxtten
has thirty-four fnt seven inches front on
li'Hemenourt streot, by a depth betwlen paraliol
,Ilnes of one hundred and 1eig t fent, IArt num.
bor soventeen has thirty-four foot seven and a
half inchos frlni on D'llemcourt street, by on(
Sundrod and eighllt font delop betwoen parall
Sines. Lots lutnrpiera nlghton and nlnntner
!tnmeasure nea'h thirty-fIor fnet night inches froni
on Di'Heitecourt strnet, by one hundred ant
oeight foot detp between parallel lines. Anti lots
tnuinthtrs twenty, twenty-one andi twenty-twt
moasturn oth thirty-four. freet six Innhens fro
9 on (ennis stroit, by a dAnpth of otne hundretd ant
night feet ix itnches six line bell tween arie
lins. Being the samne pro tpertva+tiuire-i by the
dofontant hInrii i ty purchian from J, W. P are
per ant pasesed belore E, I, Go(ttachtalk, It al
notary public in this 'ity, ,ii ttherstotlld of Juntl
1809.
C nhaned In the )hove suit.
Tertns--Tllhis belin the sncnt,d and hIst atile
toin, the sahid property will Ibu definitely adjudi
i nted 1 tif highout and Inat bidder for what I
will bring, at twelven months' creit, the par
chasor frnaishing b.iqd, with gooil and olven
seurity, caritg eigPlt pAr cent. interest pel
annut front date. hiIt spoial mortgage on the
property sold until final payment. HtNid par
cher will hiave to dedunt and pay in cash the
printing sheriff's andi cIlsrk's fees. o. whict
amount in about three hundroe anId enigaty-flve
dollars, and furtherimore, the State paish an
rmuniclipal taxes, the amount of whlia is no
Syet nacrtainedil.
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Shtriff of the parish of Orleans.
o ale 17 27
HU(iX.IHHION NOTICES.
eiueston i f Felix hleMaMnrs.
LinEGOND DISTRIi1T COURT FOR TlE P'AR
lsh of Orleans-No s9,a77-Whereas, John C
Davey has pottoned the court for letters of adl
ministration on this estate. Notice in herebt
a givet to all whom it may concern to show cause
within ton Tday why the prayer of the sat
pottitoner should not be granted.
By order of the court,
ap7 11 1 JOFIN MEJRiBIT, Olerk.
Sucession of Abner L. Gaines.
- 1ECOND DISTRITT COURT FORI THE PAR
Sish of Orleans-No. as.te.-Whereas Mrs
Susan If, Burke and ther husband. E. A. Burke
f have petitioned the court for litters of adminls
tration on the estateof the late Abnor L. Gaines
deceased, Intestate.
Notice Is neorby given to all whom It may cxon
corn, to show cause within ten days why thi
prayer of the said poettioners should not bt
granted
By ordir of the court.
atPa lt 1 J, IUN TIERBIRT, Clerk.
(OsNNrTAli[l> HA iLEH.
W. 11. Mental vl. Jose Mlartinez, Pedro Mar
tinne, and J. Condlff, in solido.
1tEVEN'tii JaU(TIUIC O UItT. FOR THI
SDparish of I rlans. No. (231--By virtue of at
alias writ of lerl fawina to mie directed by the Hon
orable C. A. O'Itourko, Sovonth Justlie of thi
I Peae In lnd for tho parish of Orleans, ln the
saove entitlel stilt I will proceed to sell at pub
iic anctiton on TH IJtiiDAY. April 12.1871 at 1;
o'clock m., iii front of my ofille. No. ties iag-a
rlne street. the following dest:ribed property.,t
wit:
ALL THE RIIIIT. TITLE AND INTERESEI
of Joso Martine in andt to the claim and suit o:
Jose Martlnez vs. Frannois Gallols No. 43,857
dofkot of the Fourth Ulistrict Court of th parilsl
of Orleans.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Torme--Cash on the spot.
. . . A. P. KPLLER,
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTI
NOTICE,
D1'PARTMENT OF POLICP.
Administrator's Office.
New Orleans, April 10. 1877.
Parlits giving public balls and concerts ar
hereby notifiled that the recelpt of the Treasure
of the Charity Hospital and the permit of th
Mayor are essential to such exhibitions.
The pollce are authorized to closethe sam
unless the permit of the Mayor is exhibited.
ROBERT E. DIAMOND,
apil St Administrator.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
DXPAnTMEIT or FmrlAes, 1
City Hall. New Orleans, April s, 1877. J
Seawed proposals will be received unti
THURSDAY, April 12. 1877, at 12 o'cloca m., to
the sale to the city of one hundred thousamn
dollars of bonds of the city of New Orleans ant
of the late cities of Jefferson and Carrollton, anm
PREMIUM BONDS.
All bids must state the class of bonds an(
amount of accrued interest thereon, and offers
mee' include both principsi and Interest.
The Council reserves the right to reject an;
or all bids, and answers will be given the follow
ing day at 10a. m.
Bids must he directed to the Commlssioners
of the Consolidated Debt.
apctd J. (C. DENIR. Administrator.
NOTICE-CITY TAXES OF 1877.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City. Hall,
New Orleans, March 22, 1877.
Tax bills for 1877 are now ready for delivery.
The following rates of rebate for prompt cast
payment will be allowed:
Three per cent on all bills paid up to 31st o
Mareh. 1877. incl sive.
Two ocr cent on all bills Laid up to 15th April
1877. Inclsive.
One per cent on all bills paid up to 30th April
1877. inclusive.
After April 30, 1877 interest at Ten per eenl
per annum from 31st March, 1877, and costs, wil
accrue.
mh22 t a30 J. O. DENIS. Administrator.
TAXES AND LICENSE`
PAID BY
R. r. Sou rATP.
_4, sewe
COMPANlY.
Paul £19 CspitaI. 5*.SNr
flOE TUZ TweRITYJIDT AEMtYA&
UTATIMUT 1'019167.
let annual garne r o
mnpis ant Ul.jmoo .
and Intorest .. ... 7,5
Loses., niPensee, Taxes,
e ·. .. .. »...........," 19'17.1107
bividendon oaltvuot t
pesr en.....i.."....... 1n.6477 I7-.1I0II1
AePs t s o ttr a .ý.. nnr !71,1g11
tm rted t their wishi~~r~~a
Sti~s ib ans and
OI on hand and prvr t"I
mo incourse o ooen
Dividetl paid on stook ten per eon peraam
nfum,a rlt poVloleP tan V,
Thisp nii and retinlbienompanyletlsu 30114P
nole ott F re, River anriskneon uie on
favryra i rnas. loo prompt r
ani sttl npflbe Jb at ja
62 Vmp stree. JABUI1AJt~
12.. (_O8m n._Henretary. _ 161,r_
MUHOMANTW MUTUAL INSUMAII ao
'.4.O11q w~a~,lls..
I·...,............ canal Wool; ......... ..Y..1>
TWINTYTuuoolqD ANRUAL UTATZI.
In conforms with the aarenflsn emends p+
charter the Oompant publish the folCUi~
ttseums teosivei durine the reur audina
Ma ,, 61.116.Includi ng unearned premlwaijl
T oia I A're rnm znm .. .... . 0
e uened I emnu. a.... ..5.55114
1I Tilr as·
u~týyrns..l eilm Gs Ma, 15555.A
On N ' ,,.. ,.. . Ie1I74 1
- hul*SR
ProTdt.N............. N"M..MM. 1..M
Company have the following Asset*
.........~(molaganv~t... ms
emurnnourseoaenaszon U US
a r n a
:L.... LAi
0. W. lapNOTLr ·
Au meo.
onthe abov slalfno, 1*1 itwee
T iansert ontreir to
F) 0 W. OT DISUOTORS,1.,ýY
Pja rhp
to &IYP~larmtit!
of Jue. 666. ;A19 FA 19T, otary %Mi
At B1ana m of the Hob~iard of~
on the msretontei rt*
DISICOTOSB '
Y
F)d
IEnUnT MUTUAL INS. qUAMS 00
asseasar rmo .u .... as a-gg
PANT.
New Orleans. Mar m o. i0.,
The tr'te es to i'to t`
ra r e m l u . . . . . . . . . 1 0 ,0 0 95
ane prem. ......... ns
vr remius ... ... 11UJ4.1 *-I U
re, premiums less
r.t vnq ie uno re
turn pre sums . ...
Inown atedn :ps s
On fire......... .N,.o to10
ae........ 15,91$55
On river....... 71 1 90--157.110
Taies. e s . t o
iocns ponb, 1a5 inter
est. dismcournt, et.... I.9..i-- 1. sgs I
Leaving, after p1
10 per Cent In
anteyst on apiu
stock. proft........... Ua g i
The compan have the owing as/ns
ra e .".,.,n .. wm59 -
Lns. n o.Ar.n"
ohn Phel est l ...I,. 12s
uS ~ ...........7... ei, lSS
Total assets................. ....1 91 5
The above t is a trse sad eggagg)
transrt fromsn Akdr_
EENBY V. O(1 . Secetry
Sword to and sbscri
Sacond Jostle of the Peace., e
Thmon r hebumer hn .
Sam'1 Hane ~rgdk
John hels. Wo , " . . :
Adam Thomson. Andrewas
Pi Abraham. Joseaph . Pca.
SVINGowl INSTITTIO.
SOALEANG IA.VINTTION
Jno. H. strdee S QA.IN st -.
S Cmon H trnlm
tosB. WA.o Plfre. Owl ok.Z
.hIo. sa Cana stllen
Ikhneider. Charles J.
Iaterest AlloweA ýs Dape. t.
A Third oir f estrt .
J. B. VIJIE, with 3 -ar.
- iutsarysdmss eeoswe Imt
o n e 1 tl s up ern se to 1511 b e
3niW 3wr a,4