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essmanaed !rs !M t brd Pata,
for the yeas and nays, the motion to postpone
On the motion of Mr. Delavigne the bill was
amended, in line Is, section 1, by inserting after
the word "thereof" the words "where suech
keeping or slaughtering shall be limited to the
aetual consumption therein."
The amendment was adopted, the bill as
amended was engrossed, and under a suspen
pension of the rules was road a third time and
,sassed.
The title was adopted.
Mr. Ferguson moved to reconsider the vote
on the final passage of the bill, and on his own
motion the motion to reconsider was laid upon
the table.
House bill No. s16. "An act to exempt from
taxation for five years the property of the Cal
,asieu Sulphur and Mining Company," under
the unfavorable report of the Committee on the
Judiclary was indefinitely postponed.
The committee on House bill No. coo, "An act
to authorize and direct the City Council of the
city of New Orleans to cause St. Joseph, Dolord,
and other streets, which have been closed or
obstructed by the New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas Railroad Company. to be opened to pub
lie use, and to repeal all laws conflting here
with." presented reports as follows;
MAJonI'r naronT.
To the aonorable the Speaker and members of
the Housoofxepresentatives:
Your Cmo appointed to examine the
bloc aid a the river fron by the
10 d exas Rairoad, reepectfully report
we ave pade ato ith ib~ examination of
te s me and rcomlment that the bill now be
ano, teMouset of ltepresentativse authorizing
t he itty louneil of the city of New Orleans to
re-open tat Joseph and Delord as well as other
streetsIn that vicinity, obstructed by said rail
road, do sPeOtful YITZPATUt
UOB A, 81AK1PEGA E,
B. . JONAS.
xMontRTr axronT.
T the Honorable Speaker and members of the
Huse of Representatives of the Inate of Lou
isianaa
The andereigned iiffer from the other mom
be aof ceri special committee to whom was
e ered bili No. ato, for the reason that time will
permit the examination requisite to a
orough understanding in the premises, where
terests of such magnitude to the city of New
eanain its commerce are concerned, and
reconmmend the postponement of the
elattely.J, B. McGEIWEE,
ii . NE WLOM.
Mr. Young presented the following dissent
inn report:
to the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
V, ee with both the majority and minor
0 othe pQommittle to whom was referred
Hos bill No. SW0. I co u with majority in
tripoutt fme the bill the words Delord
trikin out of the ill the words and
y,' lving the question of removal of ob
atrctiops toeSt. Joseph street to the discretion
h ties Cn tCuncil.
i OU the Committee.
All the reports were received and accepted.
Mr. Kidd moved that the bill be indefinitely
postponed.
On which motion the yens and nays were
called as follows:
Yees - Msrs. Aldige, A cock lnridMer.
le Brady Buonk Bel (an
) De erwgehan le m d, Lea,
af Ocehee Neem, `its. tRidhgey Rv
d. Rndolph Saert n. Selft, Stpller,
met. lro Youn of Claiborno
an s oung of Bast Baton Stoue.-a2.
The motion to portpone was lost.
On the motion of Mr. Buck the bill was amend
ad by sOriking out in section 1, lines R ards.
after the word "authoribc," the words "and it
Mr. ofleh mved to strike out the words
"Delord and all other public streets." in line 5
of seotion 1.
Mr. Leeds moved as an amendment to the
amendment of Mr. MtGehee, that only the word
"Delord" be stricken out.
The amendment to the amendment was
adopted.
On the motion of Mr. McGehee, section 2 was
amended by adding at the end thereof the words
" provided nothing in section I of this act shall
apply to North and South Market streets."
The vote on the amendment being reconsid
ered the word "Delord" was added before the
word "North." Pending the motion on Mr.
McGehec's amendment Mr. Gaskins offered as
a substitute to insert after the word "streets"
the words "excopt Dolord, North sad South
Market streets," The substitute of Mr. Cwkiclns
was adopted.
On the motion of Mr. Gaskins, after the word
"streets," in line 8, section 1. the following
words were inserted. "except Delord, North and
South Market streets."
On motion of Mr. Jonas, the word " Dolord "
was stricken out in the preamble.
The bill as amended was taken as engrossed
and under a suspension of the rules was rend a
third time and passed.
The title was amended by striking out the
word "Delord" and adopted as amended.
Mr. Kidd presented a communication from
Captain John Cowdon, relative te the incorpor
ation of the Barataria Ship Canal Company by
the General Assembly, and to the advantages to
be anticipated from the completion of the Bar.
afaria Ship Canal.
The oommunicatlon was read and ordered to
be placed on file.
On the motion of Mr. Kernochan the House
.adjourned.
rETERl J. TREZENANT,
Chief Clerk.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEBIENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
meeesestee tf Feltx MeMaume.
ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
slh of Orleans-No. 99,a77-Whereas. John C.
Davey has petioned the court for letters of ad
ministration on this estate. Notice is hereby
given to all whom It may concern to show cause
within ten da why the pra er of the said
we~ltioner should not be granted.
By order of the court
apnif 1r o th OHNoR-ERERT, Clerk.
Saeeesalon of Henry Ekelmaann.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Ishof Orleans-No. sg.isl.-Notloe is hereby
glven to the creditors of this estate and to all
othef persons herein interested to alow cause
within ten days from the present notification, if
any they have or can, why the account present
edb h John Aerks, testamentaryexecutor of this
etate, should not be homologa'ed and ap
proved, and the funds distributed in accord
iwee therewith.
By order of the Court.
ap7 12 1s' JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Suecesseion of Arteinen Bill.
ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
ish of Orleans-No. 33,554-Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors .f this estateand to all other
persons berel . interested to show cause within
ten days from the seventh of April. 1877 in
clusive, if any they have or can, why the account
presented by the executors of this estate, should
not be horn l 'gated and approved, and the
funds distribute In accordance therewith.
By order of the Court.
apes It JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
ON8 STABLE SALES.
Jema Du he. v.. B. Pierre.
pOUTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
.1. ish of Orleans-No. virtue of a
writ of ftern facins to me directed by the Hon. F.
B. Hernandes. Fourth Justice of the Peace for
the parish of Orlean. I wil proceed to sell at
publio auction, on SATURDAY, April twenty
r 177, atli2 o'c4ockm M.In front of my office
o. 7 Frenchmen stet 9n the Third District of
of this city. thin followg described property,
(W OT F HUSHOLD #
UUTDIO*AL ,A " 'V3WN3S3E3MUi1'1'.
1H3111 BALM.
Mrs. MasbiM deespMae Appeleale Mania,
widow of Pierre G stove MIagne. et at, vs.
FOURH DITWOT COURT FOB THE
T ,o. 44,461.--B virtue of
It writ q c ar s to ge di rected by the
ttntdea o striot Court for tepr
of Orleans n the above entitled cause Iw11
p se at pubit auction, att ,er
eahnts and Auc oQ ers' m ohansa, Roy troto
Ieo tr at of this ofty, on M DAApril
po, 1p77. at 12 o ol m., the following dt-rited
A Ap lIo t: LOT OF GROtIND. t ether
WI t 1 he u and amproveznt there n,
&ndaz purtepancew thereof, siftated in the
FourthDistrict of this ity. ip the smaare bound
ad by Prytania, St. Andrew, Neyadae and Jose
treeti. forming the corner of Prtna
anc'St. Andrew streets. and measuring fifty
eight feet e ht ig ches two lines front on Pry.
tani street by one hundred and thirty-eight
feet two inehes seven lines in depth and front
on St. Andrew street. and about fifty-two feet
nine inches. more or less, iii widt h In the ear.
es'guired by tj defendant herein by purchiase
from Julian At Abrams per ant before S. eg
aer. late a notary 1ubllc in this city, on e
eleventh dls of October 18ee.
seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on th as AB . HqANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
mhis api 1e
Manid U. Meyer vs. Lastes Bese adslais.
tratrix of the succession of P. one.
(SECOND DI$TREIUV COURT OIt THE
larish of Oreans, o. 39,090.-By virtue of a
writ of fleri focis to me directed by the honora
ble the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I will pro
ceed to sell at puble auction, itt the Merchants'
and Auctioneers Exehange, Royal street, be
tween Canal and Qustornhouse nets. fin the
Second District of this city, on OM DAY, April
1,1877,i at 12 o'clock in., the following described
prAp ti'A ~t MORTGA NOTE, in figures
and words as follows, to wit:
$2700 Now ORLEANs February 1, 1871.
One year after date I promise to yay to the or
der of myself two thousand seven hundred dol
lar . value received, with interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum from maturity until
pal d.
(Signed) E. M. BECK.
By mutual consent the payment of this note is
extended one year from date of August 1, 1874,
and all Interest due paid thereon in advance to
that date.
`signed) E. M. BECK.
(Signed) A. S. DhCK.
No varietur. Secaured by mortgage by act
passed in this office which act is duly stamped
of even date herewith.
aigned) THOMAS J. BECK. Notary Public.
ymutual consent the payment of this note
has been extended until September 1, 1870, and
all Interest to that date pald in advance.
Now Or Ieane. January 17,1876. E.
(Signed) E. M. BECK.
undorsed on back of said note thus:
ro.est and notice of protest waived.
New Orleans, February 4.1873.
(Signed) A. S. DECK.
By mutual consent the payment of this note is
extended six months from date, interest there
onup to that date having been paid in advance.
(SigedE. F. OEK.
igned)A. S. ECK.
By mutual consent the payment of this note is
extended one year from date, and interest
thereon up to that date has been paid in ad
vance.
August 1. 1873.
(Signed) E. M. BECK.
(Signed) A. S. BECK.
(Signed IF. DONE.
(Signed) E. MI. BECK.
(Signed) A. S. BECK.
Naw ORLEANS, February 1, 1572.
Protest and notice of protest waived.
(Signed) A. S. BECK.
Now OnRLAwN. February 1, 1812.
By mutual consent the payment of this note is
extended to the first of February, 1873, all inter
est due thereon up to that date having been paid
in advance.
(Signed) E. M. BECK.
eSignad) A. 8. BECK,
Seized in the above sulk
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mhls api 10
Lafayeste lire Issurasce COmpany vy.
Peter H. Thode
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT 1OR THE PAR.
1sh of Orleans No. 7552.-B virtue of a writ
of seizure and safe directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, ith the above entitled cause to Eugene
Waggaman late sheriff and by said late sheriff
to me transferred I will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Aerchants' and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Cus
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this
ofty, on MONDAY April is 1377, at twelve
o'clock in.. the following described property, to
wit:'
A OERI'AIN PIECE OR PORTION GF
GROUND, together with all the buildings ano
improvements thereon, and al the rights and
privileges thereto belonging, situated in the
Fourth District of this city in the square
bounded by Rampart. Felicity Itad, St. Andrew
and Dryados st;eets, and forming the corner of
Rampart and St. Andrew streets, the same meas
uring. in American measure, thirty-three feet
front on said Rampart street, by one hundred
and thiricen feet in depth and front on St. An
drew street, between parallel lines. Being the
same property which the defendant herein ite
caulred by purchase from James Nolligan, per
a npassed before Joseph Kohn a notary public
in his city, on the eleventh of December. 1867.
Heia,od in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the . HotY
TB 0 AR H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mitls api 1C
Mrs. M. Leray vy. Mrs. P. F. Oaufeut, per
sonally and as tutrix.
F OURTH DIISTIRICT OUURT FOR THE
parish of Orleans, No. 44,as7.-By virtue of a
writ of seizure and sale to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause.
I will proceed to s81l at public auction. at the
Merchants' and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District of this city, on MONDAY,
April 16, 1877. at twelve o'clock m., the following
described property, to wit
A OCRTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Second District of this city, in the
square comprised within Miro. Tonti. t. Philip
and Ursulines streets, making part of lot de
signated by the number five on a plan made by
Louis H. Pilie, late surveyor of this city, dated
the seventeenth day of January, 1859,. and de
posited in the office of H. Bouny, notary public
in this city. said portion of ground measures
nAmerican measure. sixteen feet front on
firo street, seventeen feet two inches seven and
a half lines in width in the rear seventy-six
feet four inches one line in depth on the line
which divides it from lot number four, and sev
enty-one feet two inches in depth on the line
which divides it from the balance of lot number
five. The said portion of ground above de
scribed is the part nearest to St. Philip street of
lot number five. Together with all the build
ings and improvements thereunto belonging or
in anywise appertaining. without any exception
or reservation Being the same pro erty ac
quiredhbypurchasse by the late Pierre F'rancois
Caufout from Edward H. Lehman, on the
eighteenth of May, 18e8, per act passed before
esiphore Drouet, a notary public in this city.
he sid Pierre Francois Caulout departed this
lifein this cttyinaestatethereforftkeaving said
property to his children for one-halt, and the
other half belonging to his said wife, with whom
he was in community of propert , as will more
fully appear, reference being had4 to the Second
District Court. bearing the number thirty-eight
thousand three hundred and fifty-three.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the ospot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mhliapti s
Lemell Smask vs. Fred, Raichle. Master and
Owner of Steamboat Quaker.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans, No. 9217.-By virtue of a writ
of fled facias to me directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish of Or
leans. in the above.entitled cause, I will proceed
to a 11 at public auction, at the Merchants' and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets, in the Second
District of this city, on MONDAY, A pril 16. 1877.
at twelve o'clock m., the following described
DAprt wit: LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildin s and improvements thereon, situated
in the first District of this city, in the square
bounded by Melpomene Thalha, H. ward and
Jacobs streets, designated by the number two on
a plan drawn by C. A. Hedin. architect, dated
April 3, 1852, and deposited for reference in the
office of Michael Gernon, notary public in this
city. Said lot of ground is composed of part of
the origlual lot number two in square number
twenty-two, on a plan by 61orge T. Dunbar,
late surveyor. dated 4pril 1,is4s, deposited in
the offlee of A. Mazurean, late'a notary public in
this oily. Sald lot mleasures' thirty-two feet
front on Howard street, by a depth of ninetety-six
feetsee inches two lines between paraiIels.
.*.iieorl -Ionce took ooze hun
AVOTION tAlr.
37 WlaeldO *. Spear.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO. ETO.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY TABARY.
Second District Coutt for the parish of Orleans,
No. 89,83G.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR Aluotioneer--Office
1877, ate o'clock p.m. will he sold at Public Auc
tion on Broad street, near St. John and Es pan
ansie An. b evirtu an LnI ur ance tofa
o t;er fro tie on. A.L. T'issot. Judge of
the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans dated April 0. 1877. for account of said nU3
ass glon.
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PI
ano, etc., etc.
Terms-Cash- ap 91291 0
VAITtABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST.
LOUIS STREET, BETWEEN ROMAN AND
PRIEUR STREETS, SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY GALWAY.
Seoond Distrit Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. -.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR -Auctioneer
01110e No. 48 Royal streete-SATURDAY,
May 12th, 1577. at 12 o'clock m., will be sold at
public auction, at the Merchants' and Auction
eers' Exchange on Royal street, between Canal
and Oustomnouse streets, by virtue and in our
suanoe to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot.
Judge of the Second District Court tor the par
ish of Orleans, dated March 12, 1577, for account
of the above successIon
A PERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF
GROUND In the Second Distriot of this city, In
the square comprised within tt Lous, Roman,
Pricur and Conti streets. making part of lot
No. 11, In square Nq. 80; said piece or portion of
ground designated as No. 2, on a ?articular
plan made by Louis Surgi, United States Dep
uty IHtrvsvor, August 22, 1844, anti meas'urinlg 18
feet 7 Inches 5 lines front on St. Louis street. by
114 feet 6 Inches deep on the line which sepa
rates it from lot No. 1, and 141 feet 1 loch I IIne
deep on a Itne separating it from a vacant lot,
and 42 foet 8 inches a lines in width in the rear;
together with all the buildings and Improve
ments thereon.
Terms and Conditions-One-half cash on the
spot' the balance on a credit of sne year, for
note hearing specIal mortgage and vendor's lien
and privilege, with elht per cent interest from
date of sale till paid; the clause of five percent
for attorney's fees in case of judicial proceed
ings for recovery of payment of said note or
any portion thereof; insuranae and transfer of
policy, and all other usual clauses.
Act of salo before G. LeGardeur. notary pub
lic. at the expense of the purchaser.
ape 16 21 30 my? 12
SPLENDID COTTAGE IIOUHEH ON TERPSI
CHORE HTREET. BETWEEN CAMP AND
PHIYTANIA STREETH.
SUCCE.SION OF A. P. FIELD.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
-No. 88,905.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. Auctioneer-Offmee
No. 46 Royal street-HAT URDAY, May
12,1877, at 12 o'clock m., will be sold at public
auction, at the Merchants' and Auction
eers' Exchange, ton Royal.) between Canal and
Customhouse streets, by virtue and in pursu
ance to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated March 1. 877, for account of
the above succssion, the following described
A UIIATAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and Improvements there
on, situated in the First District of this city,
designated by the letter A, in the square
bounded by Terpsichore, Camp, Prytania aad
Melpomene streets. measuring 40 feet 10 inches
trout on Terpsichore street, by a depth of 127
feet 1o inches t lines on the side which separates
It from lot No. 2; 93 foot 4 inehes in depth on a
first line parallel to Prytania street and toward
Melpomene street, thence on a line toward Camp
street and parallel to Terpsichore street a feet
it inches; thence on a second line parallel to
Prytani i street and toward Melpomene street,
34 feet 6 inches 6 lines. and 35 feet in the rear;
together with the use of an alley in common on
the side toward Prytania street; the improve
ments consist of a cottage house retired from
the street. with four rooms, two cabinets, gal
lery in the front, kitchen with rooms, cistern,
privies, etc.
Terms and Conditions-For the property firstly
described, the purchaserto assume the payment
of a note bearing vendors' lien for 61375. payable
on the 1lth of May, 1877, with interest from the
seventh of May. 1875, and the balance, cash on
the spot. AmI for the property secondly de
scribed. cash on the spot.
Acts of sale before W. H. Pascue, notary pub
lic, at the expense of the purchaser.
ap9 16 23:30 my7 12.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
CRAPS STREET, BETWEEN MANDE
VILLE AND SPAIN STREETS,
THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR NAVARRE,
Second District Court fo* the parish of Orleans,
No. 38,213.
BY PLAOIDE J. SPEAR. Auctioneer-Of.
floe No. 40 Royal street.- ATURDAY,
May 12. 1877. at 12 o'clock m.. will be sold at
public auction, at the Merchants' and Auction
eors' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets by virtue and in pur
suance to an order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the par
ish of Orleans, dated March 9, 1877, for account
of said suoceesion
ONE-HALF OF A CERTAIN LOT OF
GROUND. forming part of lot No. 218, situated
in tne suburb Marilgy, on Craps street, in the
Third District of this city. in square No, 258,
which is comprised within Craes. Mandeville.
Spain and Greatmen streets having so foot front
on said Craps street by 120 feet in depth, bound
ed on one side by property now or formerly be
longing to Louis Leroux or his transf roes, and
on the other side by property now or formerly
belonging to 1i.rnard Ltgumont or his essigns,
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Terms and Conditions-One-half cash on the
spot. and the balance in one and two years'
credit for notes bearin special mortgage and
vendor's lien and privilege, with eight per cent
interest per annum from (late until paid, with
clause of five per cent for attorney's fees in case
of suit to recover payment of said notes or any
portion thereof, and the clause of non alienando
and all other usual clauses.
Act of sale before F. D. Seghers, notary public,
at the expense of the purchaser.
ap9 162330m)7 12
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF AIME GUERRAND, WIDOW
OF B. THIERRY.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. -
B Y PLACIDE J.- SPEAR, AUCTIONEER
Office No. 4e Royal street-TUESDAY, April
17,1877, at 5 o'clock p. in.. will be sold at Dublic
euctin on Roant _lstreet between Johnson
and Galves streets yvirtue 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 the
above succession
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
etc.
Terms-Cash. aps i017
FURNITURE, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF CAROLINE GOODNER.
Second D:strict Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. -.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. Auctioneer-Office
46 Royal street.-TUESDAY, April 17, at 10
o'clock will be sold at No. 46 Royal street, be
tween Bienville and Customhouse 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 Orleans, dated April 3,
1877, for account of said succession
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
Terms-Cash. aps 10 17
NOTES, JUDGMENTS.AND ACCOUNTS.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE MEBZ.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. 33.957.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Offce
BNo. 46 Royal Street-WEDNESDAY. April i8,
187Y, at 10:80 a.., will be sold at public auction
at my offlee. ~o, 4e Royal between Cuts
tonihouse and ieuvilleatreetes virtueoaId in
prursuancesof t order th~e A. L.Tie
:.. tie
AUOIIN BALMS.
By H**r, M moe s O'Ommer.
POSITIVE AND UNE382YVED PARTITION
SALE OF C0I0E CENTRAL STORI
PROPERTY,
On the Corner of Carondelet and Union streets,
Toboupitoulas, near St. Joseph,
On Rampart street, fronting the New Basin.
The Marble Hall on Lafayette street, Brick
Dwelling on Carondelet, next to the
corner of Polymnia street.
(hole Dwelling on Dumaine street.
Sixteen Building Lots Forming Whole Bquare
Bounded by Baronne. Dryades. Har
mony and Toledano.
Buildings oornor Basin. Custombouse and
Franklin.
The Homestead Property in Greenville.
And Choice Squaree on St. Oharles and Broad
way Avenues, Ohostnut, Walnut and
Pine streets.
8IYOCESSION OF CRRISTIAN tOBEL1U,.
Mrs. Mary Rosellus. wife of Godfroy Bouny
et al., vs. Mrs. William Hanhart et al.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans,
No. $9,149.
BIY IOoE, MACON & O'CONNOR - Nicholas
street-On T'HI1tt3AY 17t Mb'~ay, 1177,
at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, In the
basement rotunda of the St. Charles Hotsl, on
St. Charles street, by virtue of an order a the
lIon. A. L. Tissot Judge of the re ond District
Courtfor the Parish of Orleans, rendered in the
above entitled matter on the 6th of April, 1877,
will be sold at public auction, the following val
tiablepc t to wit:
u.lA Pi A'i LOT OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situ
ated in the First District .f this city, In the
s+uare bounded by TCHOUPITOULAS, FOU
C(HICR, JUL14 AND ST; JOSER'H streets. The
lot measures feet 6 inches front on T'ohoupl
toulus street. by 167 feet 8 Inches in depth, all
French measure. The improveoments moj res
at LARUJ D)O L BLS THiZ-SOI BrI
STORE and dwelliog, known as Nes. 17" and
1M1 TlfHoUP1TOUL AS STiIEEr. No. 179 Is
leased to Mr. Mchandler until 1st October. 1577,
and No. 161 Is now vw'ant.
2. A tERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated
In the Second Dis rior this c t n e sre
aondleUdiO y tre4IEts ST. AN~NH ROYhAL
and BOURdN streetsU measuring $a feet 8 inch
es, more or less ii front on Dumaine street.
by 6o feet in depth between parallel lines, to
rether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon comprising a large TMREE.-STOasV
BRICK IOUBE, pressed brick front iron bal
conie and is known as No. ?S bUMA sNi
STREW is only rented by the month.
3. A OlfitTAN NLOT 0 G1R0UND, together
with all the buildings and inmorovements there
one in thelirstlDietrictof thiscltydeu a by
the lot No. 6, of the sa are bounded byLAFAY
ETTE, GIRoD, ST. CHARLtL and CARONDE
LET streets, measuring so feet 6 inches front on
Lafayette street. by 94 feet 8-1- inches in depth,
between parallel lines, bounded on the St.
Charles street side by an alley +4 feet wide. com
mon to said lot and others borderng thereon.
The improvements comprise a large WO AND
A HALF STORI BRICK BUIJLDI cG. with large
iron varandah and hall, and two-story win In
rear; is well adapted for saloon and dwelling
puraosc; Is known us No. 111t LAP %YTTE
TTR ET, immediately fronting the City H 11
and is morS generally known as "THEMAUBLE
HALL," and is sold subject to a lease expiring
first October 1577.
4. A CEBltAIN LOT OF GROUND, toRether
with all the buildings and improvements there
on. situated In the First District of th's city in
thesauare bound by RAMPART (late Mobile
Landinc),JcELOR ate Triton Walk) JULIA
and DRIYADES hate Philippa). streets, designa
ted by the No. 6. on' measuring 20 feet 73(
inches front on Ramnart street, 142 feet, more
or loss. of irregular depth on the line of lot No.
4, and 142 feet 1 inch and 4-" on the line of No.
6. and 21 feet 9% inches In width in the rear
The improvements com rise a substantial
TIIIEE-.STIIIY B3RICK STORE, known as NO.
279 RAMPART STRIhkT. and is only rented by
the month. Attached to this property, sold
therewith and secured by mortgage thereon.
are 1to reduced to 140 shares of the capital stock
of the Citinens' Bank of Louisiana.
6. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, situated in the Second District of this city,
in the square bounded by CANAL, USTUW
HOUSE, BASIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
mneasuring abqut 82 feet 11 inches front on Basin
street, a like front on Franklin street, and 127
feet loak inches deep and front on Customhouse
mtiw RAIN,+ tUSTO&1RuUsE LAND FRANKLIN
STREETS The Improvements comprise on ,he
cornor of Basin and Customhouse street, a
DOUBLE TWO-STORY AND ATTI, F LAME
HOUSE, with kitchens, ete., and on the corner of
I ustomhouse and Franklin streets, a DOUBLE
TWO-SIORY FRAME HOUSE, with two-story
kitchens, etc.
6. SIXTEEN CHOICE lIUI'.DING LOTS, form
in the whole of that FINE SQUARE OF
GROUND, situated in the Furth Dist lot of this
city, in the square bounded by BARONNE. DRY
ADE+, HARMONY A'-DTOLEDANOSTREETS,
subdivided into sixteen lots, numbered from 1
to 16 inclusivcly. This square is situated oppo
site the great central dI ot of the e-t. Charles
Street taiilroad Com-an y.ls surrounded by line
improvements, and will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers, as per plan on exhibi ion.
Greenville Property.
7. THIATCHOICEWELLIMPROVED SQUARE
OF GROUND, designated as No. 61, in
Groe ville, Sixth District of this city,
bounded by 8I'. CHARLES aVENUE BROAD
WAY CHESTRUT AND CARIOLLTON
hTRERITO, and measures about 24 feet 7
inches 6 lines front on St. Charles Avenue,
about 543 feet 6 inches 2 lines front on Broadway,
about 522 feet 8 inches 5 lines in front on Chest
nut street, and about 240 feet front on Carrollton
street. and is subdivided into 84 largo lots.
The improvements comprise a substantial Iron
fence with brick and granite bases fronton St.
Charles Avenue and solid high fences on the
opposite sides' gaslights in front and on side
tMe square is beautifully laid as a garden and
orchard plot, having from 200 to 300 line orange
trees in grove rows, about one-half bearing
now, the remainder productive shortly- alao
some fine large pecan trees. This splendid
square is the most attractive site on St. Charles
Avenue. for one or more line residences, or for
any institution. It faces immediately the beauti
ful grounds and buildings of the Dominican
Convent is nearly opposite the 'Leland Uni
versit.y,' and adjoins the charming homestead of
the late Ohristian Roselilu.
8, EIGHTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in Green
ville, In the square designated by the No. 61,
hounded by ChESTNUT, WALN T, CARROLL
TON AND FELICIA streets, designated as lots
Nos. 2 to 19 inclusive, and measuring together
270 feet front on each of Chestnut and Walnut
streets, by 240 feet Iront on Carrollton street, and
240 feet on the line of lote Nos. 1 and 2 towards
Felicia street; this square is next to 1t. Char-es
Avenue, and is in rear of the Homestead and has
been used as a razing rouind
9. THE SQUAE OF (aIiOUND in Greenville,
designatd as Nio 485 hounded by CHESTNUT,
WALNUT, ANNE AID ESTHEE slreots, sub
divided Into 20 lots, and measuring altogether
about 300 feet front on Chestnut and Wainut
streets, by about 240 feet on Anne and Esther
streets, is chole, high ground fenced. has been
cultivated, and adjoins the fine squares of
Glendy Burke and H. It. Gogreve, Ess.
10. THE SQU.RE OF GROUND in Greenville.
designated as Nc. 47, bounded byJIROADWAY,
CHIESTNITI, ES'iHERt AND ANNE STREETS.
subdivided into 20 Iota, and measuring alto
gether about scO feet front on Broadway and
Chestnut streets, by aboutlhe feet on Esther and
Anne streets; a very high square, under good
fence and cultivated.
11. THE SQUARE OF GRIOITND in Greenville,
designated as No 55 bounded bh PINE LOW
EltLINE, FELIIJlA ANI) LOU1SA STREETS,
subdivided into '*0 LOTS, acid meisuring alto
gether about 30e feet on Pine and Lowerline
streets, and about 24c feet en Felicia and Louisa
strcee s. This ccqoare is iinct hipti ground, well
fenced, and has been cultivated, and is imme
diately in rear of Mo~ssr'.. (ogrcavc a'cc Frccnc'k
12. EIGST LOTS OP GR00U.D in Greenville.
STREETS, desIgnated as lots Nos. 5,11, 7, 5, 9,10o,
11and 1800n the original plan, and having fronts
on each c f said streets. and all well f-need.
13. THE SQUARE I)I GIOUNI), in Greenville,
designated as No.62S. bouncied by BROADWAY,
CIHESTN UT, CARROLLTOM AND FELICIA
aTBEETS containin 20 late and measuring ace
feet fronton each of Broadway and Chestnut
streets, and 240 feet fronton each of Carroliton
ani Toelets streets, together with all the tin
prow ants thereon, a large TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE with complte depedenis
~~ k~nown s '.TlL0O.
AUOTION SALMS.
iTABrL MoW.I 0 rw h comprisIng
The above lIfs of emrvdan aat. pro per
t~cty ofmp e om te choices sqtuares in
rtUA4ent to the, 8'P~4 ýa ý O
e ICAN CON VENT AND LILANDITNUJ VNEI.
JIURTHEI JU5TU~S 1RANCKE, H. it. 00
GREVE I'll WEELEIN, ULENDY lfItRKS and
J. H. BtA ll AZ7ON,
iS. A CERTAIN LOT ON GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on. rights, ways privileges. nustoms servitudles,
tio Ihereunt 8i ~~ , situated nthe 7 rnt
Biatof this city, In~ th t t
EUTENPE STRoETS, and designated dy the No
E. on oi crtain plan drawn by C. A. liedin, iNd
deposited in the office of T. 0. Stark as plan No.
121. Said lot measures 26 feet 1e inches and 6
lines front on Carondelct street. by a depth b -
twen aallel lics of 121 foct 10 inches and 4
lines. pre e f19fo
--Also
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with
all the buildings and improvements, etc., there
on, situated in the same square and forming
part of the origin al lot No. 12 In said square, the
half of which sai d origInal lot towarrds Caron
olet street was purchaeed from W. A. Elmore,
r. from John Neville, as per act before T. 0.
Star,, notary public, on the 9th of November
9l61, and the portion of ground now described
measures 27 feet fronton I'olymnla street, com
mencing at the side line towards Baronne street
of that portion of said original lot which was
acquired y said Elmore a afor t et
of 51 fest9 Inches and 5 iilieos. aiof~ w~ deph wl
more full a pear by referenc' to a certat
sketch which as been nparaphed by the saridT
0. Stark. notary. Also, the soil of a certain. alt
leyw yilately nthe rear of the above property
which soll is embraced between the side lut of
the property of the late 0. Itosellus, by act of ex
Ikcion and dedlsation of alleyway bet een W.
A. Elmore C. ioselius and Henry Frellsen,
passed before T. 0. Stark, notary, on the 1eth
aof November, 1isu. The improvements t7Qlt
pre a sutbstan tiat TIU5tEt-sTtºltY B13Km5
DWELLING. with THREE-STORY IRON VE
ILANDAH KNOWN AS No. 42 CAiON. iLET
STREET, sold subject to a lease expiring on the
let of Octoi.er, 1877.
10. A ORE hAIN LOT OF OIROUND, TOGETH
er with theFOUt-STORY 1ICIK build no ther.ý
on, known as No. 40 SARoNDELkt BTIREE'I,
in the First District of this cityY iji the square
bounded by CAkoND~t.ltT, jr,1 IDIDO, hIA
NNE and UNION STREkTS and designated
Ite lot No. e9. on a plan by Gooe. . Dunbar, on the
ith day of March, l1t9, and deposited as plan
No. 1e, in the office of T. (luyoI, notary. The
said lot forms the corner of Carondelet and
Union streets. and measures 25 foot7 Inches and
I lines front on Carondelet street, Ic feet 7 Inches
and half a line in width in the rear, by a depth
and front on Union street of lee fct 1 inches
and 2 lines, and of too feet on the side of lot No.
is. 'Che Improvements comprise as FOUR
STORY BRICK STORE In "UNION 1OW "
be o No 4iCARONDELET and No. 84 CAll
UNDELET MIREET and FOIIIINII the COW
htEM of CAltoNDELki1 anti UNION SI3REETS.
the portions of the pro~erty rented until Octo
BEItAUD, & 1 8I1iýTy, anKNXd P. J. COOKIJURN.
y.d TEB UNDIVIDED rw t nIDS INTER
1ST AND OWNERSHIP In and to a sauare of
ground, situated in Fauboura Washington,
desIgnated by the No. s8 and bounded by
Loiisa. Piety, Force and irtue streets, con
taining 24 lotsnumbered frop i to 24 inclusively.
Terms and Coendilfbs of male.
THE PURCCHASER OF THE PROPERTY
POURTHLY DESCRIBED. (being that No. 2ti
Rampart street),will, in addit on to his assump
tion of all the obligations of a stoocholder of
the Citisns' Bask, assume the payment of a
stock note of $1ii. due the said Citizens' Bank,
payable on the first day of June. 1877; payable
or renewable according to the charter of said
bank, and for the remainder of theprice of pur
thase, one-third cash, and the balance on a
credit of one and two years from the day of sale
with interest of t pet cent per annum, and all
the usual claunes end conditions hereinafter
stipulated for the sale of all the other proper
tes.
FOR THE REMAINDER OF TIE PROPERTY
-ONE-THIRD CASH and the balance on a
credit of ONE AND 1'WO YEARS in notes of
the purchaser, bearingiinterest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum from date of sale
until final payment, and secured by morfgage
and vendor s lion and privilege on the property
sold, the purchaser to cause the buildings on the
troperty to be insured for their full value, until
!he full and flon payment of said notes, and to
transfer the policies of such insurance to the
holder or holders of said notes. and finally to bind
himself to pay all lawyers' fees, which are fixed
at live per cent on the amount sued for in case
of judicial proceedings for the recovery of the
amount of said notes or any part thereof, and
purchasers to assume payment over and above
the amounts of their bide of all taxes of this
year 1577, which are pay tble in the year 179s.
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchaser
before EUSEBE BOUNY ESQ NOTARY PUn
LIC, No 44 Exebangs Alley, Tetwen Custom
house and Blenville streets.
ap1 16521 25 myl 621
THIRTEEN-THIRT1EThIS OF TUE AMERI
CAN SHIP BAuoN, AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN LEISY.
Becond District Court for the parish of Or
leans-No. 88,664.
B Y HOEY, MACON & O'CONNOR-Nicholas
J. Hoey. Auctioneer-Office No.11 Caronde
let street-TUESDAY, May 18th. 1877 at 12
o'clock m., at the St. Charles Auction Exchange,
In the basement rotunda of the St. Charles
Hotel, in this city of Now Orloans.by virtueof an
order of the Honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated 5th April
1877. will be sold at public auction for account of
the succession of John Leisy
Tne lnt rest of the deceased, bemng THIR
TNEN-THIRTIETHS of the American
SHIP "BADEN," of 1267 tons register: Is now
lying in this port of New Orleans. Hhe was cop
pere t in .ivorpool about one year tgo.
Terms of Sale-Cash
Act of transfer at toe expense of the pur
chaser. a p 14 15 21 28 my 5 1211
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCO,
City Ball,
New Orleans, April 14, 1877.
The sixth allotment of series of PREMIUM
BONDS will take place In the oflice of Adminis
trator of Public Accounis, on MONDAY, April
16, 1877, at 11 o'clock, a. m., when twenty-five
series will be drawn.
J. C, DENIS,
ap14 til Administrator.
NOTICE,
DEPARTMENT o0 POLICE,
Administrator's Office.
New Orleans, April 10.1877.
Parties giving public balls and concerts are
hereby notified that the receipt of the Treasurer
of the Charity Hospital and the permit of the
Mayor are essential to such exhibitions.
The police are authorized to close the same
unless the permit of the E or iA xiNiD
ap11 St Administrator.
NOT-ICE-I-TY TAXES--OF 1877.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANeOu
City, Hall,
New Orleans. March 22. 1177.
Tax bills for 1877 are now ready for delivery.
The following rates of rebate for prompt eash
payment will be allowed:
Three per cent on all bills paid up to 81st of
March, 1877, inclusive.
Two per cent on all bills paid up to lth April,
1877, inclusive.
One per cent on all bills paid up to 30th April
1877. Inclusive.
After April 80, 1877, interest at Ten per eent
per annum from 1st March. 1877, and costs, will
accrue.
mh22 t aMo J. C. DENIS, Administrator.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
N No. 16e Canal street. Trustees-A. Moniu
ton, E. A. Palfrey, Carl Kohn, T. L. Bane, Davk
Urunhart, George Jonas. John G. Gaine, Thoe
A, Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Ohristias
JI netder. Charles J. Leeds, Samuel Jamison
Iltweest Allowed on D.poaits.
D. UBQUHAM., President,
CRB ILEHAW. Treasunrer. anIS iv
A Third of a Century.
J. B. VINET, with E. VINET.
ma. cBMJi GL~A wA~itL AZ
' O sa, GEINA GLA8AB N
wooaneowneas` s f
LUOTION i&ALES
By Nash Hodgseon
THU ifHARP ORANGE OBRCARD AN1U
FARIL," about 9 mitnA below the city, ont th~
rig t bank of the river.
SUOCESSION OF .LOBERT E. SHARP.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. ases.
y 3OEYAMACON A O'CON OR-Nieholag
l. oy 'Aue l neej m o. 11 Carotde.
let street-dn SATU ay1,_S ,a 4
o'clock in., at the St. Charles uetioz) Exhp
In the basement rotunda of the St, Charles
tel, in this city of New Orleans b I
)rder of the Honorable the y i 1
Uoiurt for the parish of Orleans. dated Ar 9.
1877, will be sold at aubll auction, the followrng
valuable go iey1, W OR ORtO;O
LAND, situated In hb la)prish ranso
the right bank of the river of (isiei a*0
3 leagues below the city of New Or tans. laute
uring 4 avents front on said river by the o
nary depth of 40 a bents, bounded on ones.
by lands now or ormnerly belonging to J, BB.
Lepretro. and on the ptersldc byia lams -
ing to Dusuan de Ia Croix, or assigns, oer
with all bse buildings and improvemen ier
on. and herouni or alluvion ser itude a10
advantages thoreunto belwni lug also.
2. A inRTAiN TriiACT 0 LAmND adjoini!g
the above portion of ground In the rear, and
Ia'ing fractional section of lot No. 892, in tw
stioiN a. 14, south of range No. ear nst a.
. lad edistrict of Louisiana oiest of I w'
sipt river). containinng 261 60-100 acres,
l'lrioe) above described tr ets or portiens of
ground comprise together the charmin hltle
smetea known as the "oharp, Orange oroard
and Farm." The irnprovemenis coinporisetI
fae houses, both slate roof, having to each *
rooms above and a in basement stables,
ouaterns, eta. There are about bee acres otl
able land, about 40 acres of which are tie
drained and used as garden and truck farman
orange orchard. The land isnr feet higher Wa
any surrounding land. There are about iea1
bood orange trees, 1eo of which are old antd
bearinnu, the remaining are rom 2 toy years
old. 'lucre are a q~uantity of forest andpes
trews near the dwellin' and the rear of tb .
place $e well wooded. e proximity of I
place to the city renders it of great value as 0
market garden and orchard; the communicS-.
Lionil bsdesames gapd roadbig w
taiony steamera which land a h lc
Terms and Conditions of Sate-The uadi'
vided naIl of the said Property belonging totbbº
said succession will be sold for cashn; on hO
other nndivjded'haif there 1sto, be assum~,d b
tjepurchaser a mortgage note for 12700, Clue 1
January, M.tbeauing interest of eight per cent
peor annum, the remainder payable In cash.
The said note can be paid at any time before
maturity, the purchaser to assume p~yinea
over and above lits bid of all taxes for thits year.
1517, paybo n 574
Act osale at the expense or the purchuepr
before William H. Ileymoar, Eseqnotary pblabic.'
copl 152125my as12
POSITIVE SALES,
BY CONXENT OF ALL PARTIEs CONCEXNETD,.
TWO TTIREB-srORY BRICK SToitli
No. 75 and 77 Old Levee street, between Bienlille
and Conti streets.
DOUBLE TWO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCU,,
Nos. 844 and 846 Magacine street, between
Erato and Thalia streets.
THE KUN'tRR WAREHOUSE,
Fronting on each Hunter and New Leveestreek
Opposite the Orleans Press.
ON LONG CREDIT WITHOUT LIMIT, AT PVSI
LIC AUCTION,
1i Au HAN HODGS0N-W. o~go.
Au, tone-DOf , Noi Oondea
On BAA) IlDAY, April 21, 1317, Stt twelv
in., at the at. Charles Auction Exchange
0 mit or reserve, by consent of paries,
Iýod
1. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, togethr with
the buildings apd Improvements ther ,
nated in the ttO4Wnd District of thisciyite
square bounded by Old Levee (now
Chartres. onti and Bienville streets,
nated as lots Noe. 48 and 47. Lot No. 4 -
ros 21 feet 8 inches And a lines front
?Levee street, and lot No.47 easurees *fý 1
inches and 4 lines front on Old vsreseue
depth each of oet 1 Inch and6 lines. MLin
can measur , and between parallellinee, as
paofAThmpson, surveyor, es
the office of H~. P. Cairo, late notary, as
16 of book No 6. said tst having In eg
with others a small rear yard with privies
an allo opening on Conti street.
The mprovements consist of TWO T31 .
STOltYHtICK STORES, known us Ns. 7515*,A
77 Old Levee street
2. A VALUABLE LOT OFGt UND,
9r with all the buildings and mprev
thereon situated in the First ittrI
city, in Che square bounded by Magasane,
stance, Erate and Thalia streets, m
feet 11 inches and s lines fronton
street, by a depth of 127 feet 1oino es
lines, between parallel lines, American
uT Te lrnpcoveinents consist of6AO
TENRE1N T TWO-STORY FRAM
DENCE. slated, known as Nos. ass and $45
zinc street. and contains tilght looms oi
side. The hole it lair irtler antirepitir
8, TWO CERTAzIN LOTS OR PORTL~kS O1'ti
GROUND, together with all the buildi
improvements thereon, situated in the
District of thils city, in the uaure bouned3
New Levee. Tehoupitoulas, Thalia and u
streets, designated as Nos. I and 2. on ai
C. A. de Armassurveyor, dated July28 1861.
deposited in the office of Octave de Armas,
tary public of this city, and measures as
lows :
Lot No.1 measures 82 feet 6 inches fronton
Hunter street, the same width in the rear, by n
depth of 152 feet 2 inches on the side line n
est to Tehoupitoulas street, and 151 feet af
on the side line nearest New Levee t
Lot No. 2 measures seventy-four f
inches front on New Levee street, by a
eighty-four feet three inches and three
the side line next to Hunter street thee .e c
oblique line running towards rhalal
thirty-nine f* etfour inches and thence sevnt
three feet on a second depth line, and one i
dred and fifty-nine feet five inches on t e ogner:
side line nearest Thalia street, a
feet two inches on the rear line adjoleg 10r
No. 1,
Th iimnrov ments consist of a LA
BRIC'K SLATE ROOF WAIREHOUSE b Vti
the shape of two sides of a square, with
ings on two streets, and well known asape
Huater Warehouse, and Wadis the COo~p S,
Press and is opposite the Orleans Press, lower,
lie e.
Plans of the above properties may be seen 61@
the place of sale.
'PERMS AND CONDrTionS-One-third cqs, and _
the balance at one and two years, with eight pew
cent interest and all the usual security clauses;
ten per ceat of all bids to be paid eash on ths
spot to bind the sales.
Acts of sale before James Fahey, n
public, at the expense of the purchasers, in
cluding the taxes due and exigible In 1571,
api s 15tt
JEFFERSON PARISH FARM
-and
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSIONS LOUI~LW IBAP38
NDCAS OL DA E
Second District Court parish of Orlesan- 1
Docket 1o. s9,2se.
BY NASH A HODOSON-W, I. H
Auctioneer-Offlce, No. 13 Csrondelet /f
On[S-ATUBDAT, Aprfl'J5 1877 at-i 13 io, m~.
at the St. Charles Auction k1xckange i
basement rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, k
this citf, by virtue and In pursuance of
of the Won. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the
District Court, for the parish o Orleans,
March 24, 1877 court docket No. 89 26, for as-,
count of the aiove successions, at publioa otfom,
will be sold
1. A VALUABLE PORTION OF GBOUNDE
together with all the buildings and misrove->:
m" nts thereon, situated in the
this city InthesquareNo. 21,boun by
Union, Frenchman and Vrquhart streets
the half of lot No. 172. wh5b measures in
measure 24 feet6 inches front onGirodstreet,
a depth of 15o feet, all more or less, and
bounded on the side next to Frenchman stretr,
the other half of said lot, belonging to the
Widw r-n, being the same property ae
atired hy Louis Lalonler by purchase from 3."
B, Darcantel. as per act before Joseph duavieter,,
notary of lhis city, the 21st of Februa
2. A CERTAIN IiE4E OR. PO'TI `
GROUND, toeth -with all the buildings
Improvements th n tsave and exceptths
erected and ownefb Edmond RI~ sand w
Emnilie Lal~nierl, situated on the r~gtb dj:
the Mississippi River, In the Parish of Je br
leagues above the city of new Orleaa/s
Said piece or portion of ground
auree half an arpent front on t'e said
vip ~e by forty arpenis In.dph
all more or less, and Is bounded aoebi
the property of Joseph Cavler, asarl"e '
by the property of Terrence Prouslied Is the
o o1sae acquired the lt ji
tý.i .. Dren~efrom_