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THE COUNTRKY iE.SS.
!Jet each and all of our people cease
talking politics go to work in earnest,
live economical and use every effort to
build up the country.--[East Feliolana
Patriot (Dem.)
The mail between this placenad Amite
City is, to say the least a miserable
failure. In pleasant weather, instead of
making the connection daily, it often
fails to reach here every other day, and
after a rain very often but once a week.
How long is this programme to con.
tinue? The last mail which reaohed
here was on Monday last, whclh brought
city dates of only the 21st.-(East Fell
clana Patriot-Democrat.
We see that Bayou Plaquemine is
completely blocked nup with oypress
logs. It would be a wise thing for the
sawmill men to unite and contribute to
wards the digging of a canal through
the shoal places and clearing out the
stumps in the way of navigation or
rather the moving of timber. The logs
could then be kept further down the
bayou and only brought up in small lots
as needed.-[Iberville South.
And thus has the dispute between
rival governments been brought to an
abrupt, decisive and peaceful termina
tion the manner of which seems to por
tend a softening of partisan rancor, the
eternal ellmination of the color line
from our politics, the formation of new
parties upon less disturbing Issues, and.
the prevalence of great harmony and
goon feeling between the Various classes
of the population.-[Donaldsonville
'hlef (Bep)
Our parish prison is full of misera
-bles,ehargod with numerous crimes and
offenses, from murder down to the low
est larceny, all of whom are unablb to
give bond. Some have been there for
nearly a year, the District Court failing
in December, hence their long deten
tion. It is to be hoped for humanity's
sake thtithese poor creatures will have
a hearing at once next week, and that
they will be dealt with as the evidence
and law direct, and that at least they
may at least they may be from the
miserable old hulk where they are
dying by degrees.-[Mlinden Democrat.
Gov. Nicholls has appointed the 10th
last. as a day of thanksgiving and
prayer for the happy termination of the
political troubles which have weighed
upon the people of the State for the past
years. We presume this proclamation
will be generally observed throughout
the State by people of all olams1l and
colors. Surely it commends itself more
directly to all than the usual humdrum
proclamations which usually emanate
frpm the executives of the different
States of the Union. Let it be observed
with proper decorum by all people.-
ctWeet Baton Rouge Sugar Planter (Bep.)
We are proud to learn that some of
our people who are not entirely wedded
to cotton raising have turned their
attention, to a certain extent, to the rals
ing of fine hogs. Several persons in our
parish have purchased extra breeds of
'hogs and are raising as fine porkers as
can be found anywhere. We are glad
to know this. We are anxious to see
Our section of the State filled with fine
stoOk of all kinds. Fine blooded ant
mals will pay for the trouble of raising
much better than common stock, and
as soon as our people find this matter
out and put their knowledge into prao
tioal shape just so soon will they begin
to prosper and realize the importanoe
of securing the very best quality of at
kinds of domestic animals.--[ Union Beo
cord.
This happy denouement of events
will make the New Orleans Pacific es
sentially a Louisiana road and the pride
of the btate, and we congratulate the I
able President of the road and its friends I
everywhere upon the auspicious out
look. We hope the dissatisfied tax
layere of the city, who have impelded I
tae progress of the road by a factious
-opposition for a year past, will now
gracefully yield to the inevitable,
making a virtue of necessity, and noth- 1
Ing may occur from now on to mar the
progress of an enterprise which will
add more wealth to New Orleans and
substantial benefits to the State at large, I
than any which has ever been con
celved.- [Mansfield Reporter.
We would like to see this branch of t.
industry (sheep raising) more extensive.
ly engaged in in RBlchland parish, for
we are satisfied that there is a great deal a
more money in it than in cotton plant- a,
ing, even with one-half the expense and
personal attention. Just let some of our b,
planters try the experiment. Of course re
these is no money in buying a drove o
of fine sheep and turning them out on 0
the range to die with the rot, or stray o
off and be killed by dogs and wolves;
but there is money in buying them, pro- ix
Tiding them with pasture and shelters ta
and having them constantly watched o
over by a herdsman. One hand thus
employed will produce more than three o
employed in working in the cotton field,
in our opinion.-[Richland Beacon.
or
Some Republicans and colored men d
are still complaining. Why ? (
The Governor.is a liberal man. He is to
true to his word. His appointments are st
made acaording to the best programme m
of conoiliation and justice. u
Elected Governor by the Democratic it
party, and owing no favors to these who d
opposed him, yet he has appointed
many Bepublicans and colored men to u
important offices. Some Democrate os
even say: Nicholls is going too far.
Nicholls is not going too far.
But it is a fact that your Kellogg has a,
never appointed a single Democrat, and d
that your Packard if Governor, would of
not have selected Gentil and Gaudet as
members of the School Board, as Nich.
oils did with three or four of you. C
Do not complain, friends.--(St. James b
Louisianais.
What we of the South want is a party
of peace-a party unselfish and brave
a party that will build up our waste
places, and put us at least out of the
danger of total destruction. Is the
Democratic party prepared to do this?
If so, we are ready to lead Its fortunes.
The brains and manhood of the party
is South, and they must be in the van.
We want the Misasissippi levees. We
want the Southern Paeciflo Ild:
rad; we are going to have them.
Our humble advice to our Southern Ben
ators and Representatives is to keepi
'away from all ciucusee, h1 the bal-.
.anIce of power and -Lake ..oalition where
Sgood will come to ourseotloto. We have
bad entirely too muoh "abstracs foll
-tis 'South already for our goe. dI
t-se Northern Democrait refuses what we
ask, and what is simple lustice to our
people, then we have no hesitanoy Ina
*ay-g that they should at once acto
with the other party in all matters that
tend to ameliorate ouroondri~fn end ad
vane. our prosperlty.--[atohitodob s a
'ladtto
JUDItIIAn ATIVERTlG'1 MENT1.
6 LEGAL WOTICES.
0 MTATB OF LOUIaIANA.
HIXTH DIST]tI(rr COURT FOB THEIPAII.BSH
OP ORl,gANg.
MRS. FANNY ANGEL. WIPE, ETC.. Vd.
JOSIPH 1,LOUTEIN. IIIR HUSIIBAND
No. 9278. %
H I EREIIY CERTIFY THAT ON THE THIRD
I tiy of Mat. 1117, udmoat was rendered i,
this oourt in Ilhe foll.wiýn entitled suit, In the
1 words and figures following, t, wit-No. 927-
E Mrs. Fann el, wif,..etc. vs. Joseph Lobstein,
[ rO n otion of Buok & Dlnkelspell, of counsel
for the plaintiff, and on oroducing due proof In
su po t of said plaintiffs demand, the law and
eviden~eo bming in her favor, it Is ordered,
sadudaged and deiretd that the jud trnt by
Sdefult herein entered i the twenty-flith day of
April, I e7. be now oonlrmed and mad" n ln',
endaecotdtngly that plaint iff, Mrs. Fanny Anlel
wife of Joseph Lobit,,ln do have and reoover of
Ssald defendant, Joesth obs'ealn. her husband,
the sum of twenty-fl e hundred dollars, with
le al Interost from j.diisal demand and costs of
sult. It Is furlher ordered, adjudged and
decreed that there be judgment In favor of said
plaintiff, Mrs. aPeny Angel, wire. et,., and
gainest s3hd dfJaendant, Joseph Lobstoin, her
husbhand, dteolreetg a sen ratlan or property be
tween them and ditaolvlrg the c'mmnity of
acqueslt and gains heretofore exilsting between
seid la tlffand said dldfndant, end that plain
tlffs's pldvlle.e on the property, m ,vable and
Immovabl: of said defendant, her husband, be
recoun irad.
Judgment rendered May 3,1877.
(B ur elel) • X. l RI"OHTOR, Judge.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto eot my
hand and alBxo e the seal of the sail Oourt, at
the elty of New Orleans, on this ninth day of
May, n the year of our Lord one thousand light
hundred and seventy.-seven.
II. MEIBrER.
myl11s 19* DeDpny Olerk.
CHARTER.
STATLE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISII OF ORLEAN--CITY OP NEW OIl
LEA.S.
Be it known. that on this sixteenth day o'
ADrll, in the year of our Lord one thousand
flight hundr d andsev n y-seven. .nd of the in
depond'n~oi of the United t twaos of a meari.e the
one Iundred :end first, before me, Edwaid Ivy.
SNotary Putlitr, in and for the p wish oif mr
lenns, and city of Now Or enni, bate of Lou.
isians. duty commiisoned and quvlflred, and in
presenee of the witnesses hereinaftr nain'm d.
and the undrelgned, person ,ly came and ap.
poarod thie sooral parties whoes emrns are
hereunto snuberibr.d, who delared that availing ii
themselves of the Drovislons of the statutes of
the t'tate of Louisians rela ive to the orgeanna. i
tion of corporations in thb litate, they have cov- 1
ennated aidagrit ,and o by these precents
covenant, agree and hind themselves and those
whom they represent, and allt such p'rsous as
may heroaftir become assordiated with them. ,
whether by suberliption, purohase, transter or
otherwlse, to oterm th-mnselv'e into and consti
iuts a eorporetion for the obj,.t aand purposces, t
and under the stipulations and regulatilons fol
In.winn. to wit
AbdTIOLE FIRST.
The nnie and title lf said orporation shal
be the NEW ORLEANs Wi uKING 00.
A Y and its domile is hereby estabilshed it
the city of New Orieenas. ttate of Loutstana.
OLttions in suls agansi the corporatlon mas
be served on the President,, or. in his atsenut
from the city, on the Searettary.
Thle corporation haill have power and an.
thorlty
First-To have and to enjoy succession by its
coorporate name for the period of twenty-five
7 nt-con To contraot, sue and be sued In Ite
corporate name,
't hird-To wake and use a corpora'e seti.
Fourth-To hold, receive. purc"hase and con
ver under its corporate name property, both
real and per onal
Fir h-i-o name and nppoin such managers,
directors and officers as u.s interests and con ve
nlence may require; end
iixth--To make and establish such by-laws
for the pet, pose of mnnagement and regulation
of the affairs oI the corporation as may be n;
cessary and proper.
ANTIOLE SECOND.
The object and purpo e for which this corpo
ration is ost blirshed s the carrying on of a ogn
oral wrecking business.
ABTICLE THIRD.
All the corporate powers of the company shall
be exereoled by a Bo ird of Directors and such
offioers as they may appoint. and all its business
shall be managed by the President and the
Board of Directors.
btaid Board of Directors shall consist of five
persons, any three of whom. shall farm a
quorum for the transaction of business.
A Board of Directors shall be elected on the
aIst Monday of Decemb r, 1877, and annually
thereafer from the stockholders, by ballet.
oach mem tr of the company being entitled to
as many votes as he may have shares subscribed
and paid for, in accordance wit h the terms here
Inatter ninmod, the election to be by ballot, es-h
stookholder having the right to appoint a proxy
In case of his absence, to cast his vote not only
for the electifn of directors, but in all business
necessary tot o had in the Bo ird of D rectors.
In the event of no election taking pla e on the
day fixed, the President shall cause an election
to ne hid within ten days after tie failure to
elect, and shall give notice thor' of, by advertie
ment'n one or more of the n wspapers pub
lished in the citr of New Orleans.
'I he Board of Directors chall, at its first meet
ing in every year. elect a Presiden' from its
number. Itshall also electa cresa' y at the
same time, and all sh i11 hold their offices until
their succoesurs are duly eoected. The tir-t
Board of Directors shall con.st of the following
named stockholders, who shall hold th if- oficte
until their suon esots are duly elected and
qualified: $. P Parmly, ''. T. 4errill, G. An
urews. .. Sohwarts and H. Meader.
ARTIC' E FOUITH.
The capital stock of this cornoration is here
by flxed at the sum of twelve thotlaud dollars,
represented by two hundred and forty shares
of flfy d dliare ecob; the amount of each stb
criptlion shall be pat ab.e in cash at the signing
of these presen P.
ARTICT.E FIFTH.
lo stockholDer in this cour oratitn shall ever
ho liable or responsible for the contracts or
faults of the oocporation; nor shall any mere
informality in orgacuiation have the efiet; of
rendering this charter null or of expo-ing a
stockholder to any liablity beyond the amount
of his stock.
ABTIOLE tX'rIT.
This charter -. ay be modilled, altered or
amended. and the capital stock may be in
creased to t nysum notexoeding flfty thousand
dollars. or the company mry be dlisolved at a
g neral meeting of the stockholders, coavoued
for th t purpose, with the assent of three
fourths (in amount) of the at ek represen'ed at
suen meeting. Wnenover thedssolutlon of the
corporation shall become necessary by the rea
son of theastion of the stockholders, by I mita
ttoa of its cha, ter. or from any caus " whatever,
its affairs shall be imml dlbtoly placed in liqul
dation. tnder the charge and sup rin'endence
of three oommisisoners appointed by the Boat d
of i)lrectores. and who stall remain in offie
unnth the finel liquidation of the affairs of the
moo.any. and the dis rlbution of its surplus
funds ationj the stockholders.
ARTI(OLKB SEVENTH.
The names of the stockholders, their resi
dneuces, and number of shares he'd by each are
diclared o be such as are subso, ibed to this aot
of ineorpo ation, and set opposite each of their
names reapetlv ly.
Thus done and passed in my office, at New
Orleans at resaid in tue cresenoe of Thad. J.
Clark and J. D.D. Tilden ompeteat witnesses.
both of this c ty, who hereuuton sign their
names, with the parties and me. notary, on the
Ltay and date aforesaid.
Original sianed:
WAL IC F. CRAWFORD,
H. MEADER.
T. 8. SELKILL,
s J. u. AMl''TO')N,
Glic . C. S W K*IT,
JL. P. PAMI Y.
J i8. W. FRE,
M. SCIIH W-t'Z & BBO.,
G. AN UJdWSW
7IIAD. J. CLANRK,
J D. TILDICN.
f gaL. EDWARD IVY
. I Notary Public.
L the undersigned, Deputy Recorder of Mort
gae-s in and for the partsh ofOrleans, city of
New ),a Ins, tatateof Loll ansad5o hereby cer
tify that the withia and forego ng act ,f inror
totati n or he" tr of the New Orleans w t ek
inu Uompany was this day duly recorded in my
nftoe, in book 12, oloes 111t nd 112,accordtug to
law.
(Signod) C. D L\tC NTEL,
Depkty iRecorder.
New Orleans, Mayr . 1871.
I certify the above and fnre-oing to be atrue
and correct copy of the originina charter. an I a
oertiflo t.' f roe ,rdation ,h.root. n ,w extant in
my current register. In taith wherof I gratt,
these n eeats uender my h ndcnd impress ef
', om.lai m esl, this eighth cay of May, A. D.
my EDWARD IVY. Notary Public.
JiD'(-TAr, AT1VESTItREMF1NT.,
ISHERIFF SALEq.
Thee. Miles va . L. Urlerned et al.
FIFTHf DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Ish of Orleans--No. o, --By vlrtue of
µ writ of flori facies to me directed by the
honorably the Filth District Court for the
parish of Orleans. In the above entliled e-ts,. I
will procend to sell at public auction, on TUER
SAY. May twenty-second, 1577, at half-pe t ton
o'clok a. m. , at my warehouse, Nos. 2:1 and an
Orleans street, between Royal and Bourbon
streets. fl the Hooond District of this city, the
ll g describen Drort to wit:
A LOTOff FlflrtNIT URL nd the CONTENTR
OF A NOAB IING HUUA F, as per Inventory
whieh thee seen n m office,
esield Int the above suit.
Terme-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. IIANDY,
Olvil Sheriff of the pari h of Orleans.
mylo 17 22
A. Rochereau lit to. vs. Illsabeth 11ay,
Widow in community, testamnentary execu
trix and legatee of Robort McLtav, do
ceased. ot al., I Fran"is H . Thomas, Itobert,
John and Elizabeth Mcl,"ay.)
FIIFITr DISTRIOT CO IT FOR TlHE
SParish of Orleans-No. s1i--fly virtue of ai
writ ot seizure s.nd sale, R me directed by the
Honorable the Fifth DistrTot Court for the par
lshof Urleans, in the above entitle I cause, I
will proceed to sell at publloauctlo,, at the Mer
chants' and Anuctioneers' txchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the oecond District of this city. on HATUIt
D Y, May nineteenth 1877, at 12 o'nlok in., the
following descrlb-,d property to wit:
TWO CEtt 'AIN LOTS Ol CItOOUND. with
the bulldintgs anl improvements thereon, situ
ated in tle Fir t District of ti 4l oily, designated
as numbers fourteen and tif eon, of s uar"
number one touinld by Benton lnow touth
Franklin), 1io, Liberty andti C.lllopo streets.
having. Amerrlan met91surn, as follows, t) wit:
lot number fourteen, a'joining lot nunibe
fifteen, twentntynine fet front on Liber y
street, the same in width in the roar, by 'no
hundred and twelve f.et dtt0p betwo -n parall I
linos: lot nut her tflotn., forming the corner of
atliopo ant Liberty strmts, has twenty-nine
foot livo linns front on Libelrty trct!, by it depth
and front on ( allopeostreet of oao Ilundred aid
twelve toot, as per plant of C. A. Ii'tlin, lat,
architect and civil on inee . dated twenty -
four th April, too, dop siteltl i thl e - lls 'l of 0,
H. I'.rry. I to a notary publi in thielity. ac
qtireld by the late It betr M.leta - by purtihseo
Irom the (laimil I'ank of New () loans, err at.
pnssod before said 1(. H Perry, late notary pub
li, on tIe flfth day of Jlune, 1850.
ely."d in ttte above suit.
Terms-cash on the stpot.
f-THO9 H. HANDY.
Civil SBhriff of the parish of Orleans.
apis myiC 1t
L. Ba'settl vs. I dllls (:ab.l.ee.
SIXTH DIITIITCT COURT FORl THE PAR
- Ish of Orleans- No. 9sIt--Iy virtue of a writ
of flSr faeia- to mue directed by the honorable the
Sixth DistrIct Couin for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitlod cause, I will proened to soil
at public n.ction, on th,. pB rrres heriunaft r
t slgnated, on WEDNESDAY, May alxten' th
1877, at 10 o'clock a. m., the following dosoribedt
property to wit:
T le FIXTURif4R AND COUNTERH In the
remises No,. 117 Canal street, in the beconud
aistrict of this city.
And on the same day, at a o'clock p. m.. at my
warehouse Noe 2' and 25 ' reans street, Is;
twoen Boyal and Bourbon streets, in the second
District of this el y:
WINES, L1QUORS, EMfPTY IOTTfIRR, etc
The whole as per inventory which may be seen
in my ofllbe.
Heized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the I'arish of Orleans.
mvi 1017
Julius Nitche vs. mamnmuel Payem.
F IFTH DIdTRIOPT COU liT F. It THE PARISH
of Orleans-No. 80ot-By virtue of a writ of
fler facias, to me directed by the honorabhl, the
Fifh Dist, let Court for the tarlsh of Oreeauo,
in the above entitled cause. I will proceed
to sell at public auctlon, at the Merchants' an t
Anotioncens' Exchange, Royal street, t etween
Canal and Customhbose streets, in the Hee
ond District of this city, on TUEIDAY. May
twenty-sRennd, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., the follow
in d er bed groVprty to wit
IB rEE LOPr8 F GROUND, in the Fourth
District of this city. in the square hounded by
I:ighth. Ninth, Constance and Magazine streets,.
hod' g Iota numbers e ght. nine and ten, adjoin
Ing each other, ann meaeur, g thirty-one feet
six inches on Eighth street, by sixty-four feet.
more or less in depth, lot nulmetsr ton forming
the corner of Eighth and Constance streets.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
apo20 my 22
F. W. Gustine vs. Jos. Haldakowski ant
Wile.
FOURTH DISTRIC P COURT FOR TIE
parish of Orleans-No. 44 472-By virtue of
a writ of flnr facias. to me directed by the hon
orable the Fourth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the ahoy-' eititled catuse I wll
proceed to sell at pblilo auction. a' the Mor
chants' and Antiotneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and (Cutomhousn streets.
in the Second Distritt of thit city. o4 MO ' DAY,
May twenty-iirst. 1877, at 12 o'c(lok, m., the fol
lowing described property, to wit:
One pair Braeolets; one ladies' Watch with
Chain; one Opera Chain wi'h oin and tassels,.
with cameo; one ladies' I)iamong Ring; one
small Diamond and Ruby Rling. iand one pair
Solitaire Ear-rings.
Holzed in the abe' e suit.
Terms--Cah on the spot.
THOMAS Hi BANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
my9 15 21
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Snecession of John Hasrelvanuder.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
parish o Orleans-No. 99,195-Whereas.
Maria Anna Hildebrand, widow of John H;se
selvander, hin petitioned the court for letters of
administration on the estate of the late John
Hasselvander, deceased, intestate botico is
hereby given to all whom it may concmrn. to
show cause within ten days why the prayor of
the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
myl0 14 19* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Succession of Philip Gantert.
QECOND DIS[RIICT COURT FOR THE
Sprish of Orleans-No. 311,4t5e-- her-eaa,
Franz J. Gantert has petltionti the court for
letters of administration o the estato of the
late Philip antert, d ceased, intes ate. Notice
is hereby given to all whom it may concern, to
show cause within ten days why tie prayer of
the said potitioner should not b granted.
By order of the Court.
myl 14 19* JCHN HERBERT, Clerk.
Succession of Lydia Henry.
EC1OND DITS RICT COURT FOR TlHE PAR
k ish of Orleaus-No. d,r30-Whereas, Al
cide Boucree has retioned the Court for
letters of administration on the estate of the
late Lydia Henry. deceased, intestate. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern, to
show cause within ten days why the prayer of
the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
myi 10 14 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
Succession of Philip Rlee. Jr.
CIECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
kr parish of Orleans-No. 37.247-Notice is
hereby given to the creditors of this estate
and to all otner persons herein interested to
show cause within ten days from the prose, t
notifies ion, if any they have or can, why the
account presented by Henry Rice, admin
istrator of this est'to, should not bte ho., olo
gated and approved, and the funds distribu
ted in accordance therewith.
By order of the Court.
mys 1014 JOHN HERRERT, Clerk.
Successlon of Helene Dsvlgnes.
ECOBND DISTRILT COURT FOR TH~ PAR
lhb of Orleans-No. 39 439-Whereas, F.
T. Parker has petitioned the Court for et
t-rs of administration on the estate of the late
Helene Dfvrgnes. decetr d. intestate. Notie is
hereby given to all whom it may cone*r., to
show cause within ten days why the prayer of
the said petition r should not be grantel.
By order of the Court.
mt o101 JOHN HERBEBET. Clerk.
1It). MULLEN,
A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYICGIAN.
Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION
to the treatment of venere I and orivate
diseases. Re out cases cured in a short time.
L, ug standing con-tit'u lonal aill, ents are
treated wl h unpara'leled success. Spermnator
rhit. n emiralWeakness or Nervous Debility
and Impotency. as the result of evil habits in
youth or exceo se, which produce some of tne
following effees: As emissions, b'o:ches, de
bility, despondency dizziness, nor- ousness,
dim ness of sight, cough. cmst i Dpa ion. confusion
of ideas. and unfitting the victim for brr'ne-s
or marri re. are speedily cured. A rhysician
who confines himself exciu-i'ely to the tr.at
ntent of a certain class of dise-as a must possess
groat skil, in that specialty. A medical Dam
phlet for two stampe. Medicines supnlied.
Consultations free. Curesguaranteed. Hours:
9 a. m. to 7 ,'. inm.: undrys from Ia. m. to 1 D.
m. Office No. 95 Exchange Alley, between Iien.
vyle and Conti streets, aP2P sm
JIDrI TAL ADVY RTIfBEiNT`,.
AUCTION SALIa..
By Nash & tlodgson.
GI REAT NALE
hn
be OF TIIHE
1 IIORIGAN FATATEh,
EMBIRACING
?n THREE AND FOUR-HTORY BR1ICK O'OREIII
1 AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE.
¢' ON CANAl,, CAMP, COMMON, POYDRAR,
S H. CHIAILLES4. IIOYAL. CHARTREIP AND
DErATUR RTREETH.
IN THE MATrBE OF
WM. It, MORGAN VS. HENRY MORI(IAN, ET
ALS.
Heoond District Court, parish of Orleatns.
No. 89,380.
FOR A PARTITION.
S Y NASH A HODGSON-W. I. Hodgsaon,
U Aucttonenr-Oftloo. No, 13 Carondolet stre.et.
On TUSDAY., JUNE 12, 1577, at 12 o'clock in.
I at toe bt. Charles Auction Exchange, in ti e
basement rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, in
i this city, by virtue and in pursuance of i judg
meut of the Hon. A. L Tissot, Judge, of tile
- menond Distrl:t (Hurt for the pnrish of Or
loans, rendered ',n the 4th of May, 1877, and
signed on the 9th of May, 1877, In the above en
titled ma'ter. No. 1.9,.80. for i, partition, at pub
11i0 auction, the following tiserttb,.l very valul
ble p. oprtlies, will be sold
FIRUT DI1TlRICT.
THiE FOUR-STORY BRI(CK HTORII.
No. so CANAL HTIIEET,
v DETWEEN CAMP AND MAGAZINE STREETS.
1 1 ONi VALUABLE LOT OW (oROT ND. to
f ,ether with all the IIttildlllhts and improveirmtlnts
3 thereon, situntted in the First, Distrtit of liiI
i lly, il the qlu ire N 1ti9, loluntled by Cnal,
I CIim'onn', COniD anid MeIgiZhle stelts,. deOig
nate-d a1 'ot No 5,. and men uring2t feut2 Inches
front on Canal st/rowa. 21 fet 8 tnobes and a Iln, a
In widtu In the rear. by a depth of 127 feet a
icI hod a d 4 lines on the side next to Mlagazine'
stree , and 1u foot 9 Inh hot , nd 4 lines oct the
tI l her slide lin nearest Canp att net, eil more or
le s AUL reicn rlmeaur, acno ii(,l ni tol) ek tr'l
by J. A di'Lteincourt, city surveyor, dated.l Jan
uary 10J, 1877.
THE FOUR H'TORY BRIC(RK STORE,
N)L 17 CAMP HTiIEET,
BETWEEN CANAL AND COMMON HT''ETS '
2. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GRtOUND. to- f
aeihe with, a i th. bulldlilgs and Irmproi emeontt
h.r on,. sitduated in thll) First UI.-trir' of tIhis
"ity, In th, slalltae No. 170, boun led by (Camp, .
Ctilar) Cianal aind Commtin .tt no s, d isign td
,is lot B. an 1 in, atlritng 2: feet 1 Inch and 2 linIes
fronlt oil Cmp st reet. by ant rr t ulala. d("tlh, 11a
follows: on the lin neare.t to Co:nin.-n street,e i
a first ldepth of 71 feet 10 inltnche itnd 4 linies. 8
thence oil a line p rallel to Common street a di
seeonti depth of a foet 9 Incthes and 4 lips; ie
Ihence' on - lin poeronndiou'ar to the sidle in- ft
netar-'tto Canal street anid runllin I owardls
-aid C nal at retd 10 fo.t two i lOcils ; tlOetn, n a
line ptaralhll too the said s.it! lilt tnetarest Canal N
street a third dap h orf 4 feot a Innhe-; atil lrult y.
o , rline ptorlondl'ular to the s..hl ide tlill,'
lrttl' At Canal triit. i toot. where it mnlets nsaIl
aide line, which measures 79 foot 4 aIncuesn In
length utind depto . it
THE FOUB-TORIIY Bt1ICK STOtIB
N). to CAMP bTRLEET (aliotning.)
A. A VALUABLE LOT OF GR(IUNNI), togethnr
withb ili thie buntdin.i an I iln,rovem-ints ttise- al
on,. ituatIl in the . men district ant I s ma're a- s
tOelJet tabove delsribel property detsi.htiind as ii
lot A, tn l meloiiurin, 21 f,-et I n th and 2 lines
front ont amp street. 19 fot 2 inc', in witth in
the roar, by a de'p h of 71 feet 10 in f,.s it1l 4
lines on the side line neareot Unt. I rirne-t. find
74 fooit 9 inches on the other side line, nlext to
Conimon street.
tilE FOUR-HTOIRY BRICK STORE C
NO. 117 COMMON STREET.
SBETWEEN CAMP AND ST. c(I[AILES
STIREETS.
4. tlNE T'ALUAILE LOT IP OlUOUND. to- b;
g,-thnr with al the buildings atrlimtrtrovemen s5 I
theoron, sitLuated in the srt..le iistrict an t
etitario an tb. last above doertibe.l tproi.ll ty. di
designlatedt asI t C. and n itinuljng 22 feett i fr
itlch A Band 4 lin a front on Common street, by B
atn irrogultr depth, as follows: On. the Sill- linii il
nearest -o C(tmp street it hag a Mrst diepth of 69 1)
feet; the' t'o. on a line parallel to Colnibton
street tin.l rtnning towards St. Otiarles street, at
:1 Iottt.i in.li"s andtl 4 lines; thefnte,, .n a line per- iti
iertntic Ilr to the rear line, a cb'ntl deptP oft 10 1 to
ft-et 2 incellte' thencen. ,n a line+ pradi, I to th 01t
salid rnear line, running towhrds St. Charles pi
street. 4 feet ; itlchn: thenren. on a line vitrpen- I
diiular to the said reatr linnt, a last detpth of 8 dl
feot. it
Onthe line nearest St. Charles street, said lot (h
has a first d- pth of 69 fret; thenoe on a line i
plarallol tol CImmon street. and rulnning toward o
Oattnpstret ft f Inohes; the-nie on a lite at
parallel to the first depth line., a secnndl dttilh of tr
5 feet 1 inlh : thelce~ on a lil trratllel ti tle toear to
line. running towa'ds Camptl stt'Or feet 2 t
inches ndI 4 linos; thence ont a tinatsperndlieu n
lar to thel ald rear line a last Id pth of t f-ot., r
where It mnets the said rear line, which meas tit
ures 4 feet 6 inches.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE, o
NO. t11 COMMON STREET, ldjoininng.) (
ti. ONE VALUABLE LOT OirP-GROtUND, to
getlher with all the buildings andt Inltproveinonts 1
toeroon, i situated in the samen district anll
slt.ar ns the last above do(Aribttid propnerty.
dusirnateld a.s lot D, n-l rome.at Itt a I2 let ;9
itnchles tand 4 lines front, n Ce!irnit on srent, by a
d"p '1 of 74) feet to in tehs tn thei sidle lines neatr- W
Set St. Chtrles A roe' ; on the sitll line ni ,ar(est to oe
Carn , str.et. andi dljolnin, lot C it Ihat a first
dllift olt 12 fiot: thttnct on a lint ptlrallttl to
Common strict tlmId runnine toiwurduS Caml
street 4 fat, . inches: then t on It li ·l. tratlll
to the slde linjeil, a secondt deplh of f feet I Inch :
thone on a line p tarHilloi t th't rner linr ani
i utning towa, d-i (amp itredl 5 fet 2 inCelt Iltnd Or
4 lin:s; thenl . on H a In, norp-ntli'utlar to .tli th
said re Ir line a Iuist detpth o(f 8 flet. whurr it tll
nect. the sa.d rear Line, which metsunre a1 fLet nit
6 Ilnchhs.
The mensurementaof the last four d~eoribed 11
prolpottis. itre till, mr.m or Ics~. and Amerlcan er
mieaurloment, a(ordtlina to a skth by J. A. 9t.
d'HFmecoturt. City Surveyor. dated February vs
8, 1877. til
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE,
No. 78 CAMP STREET,
BETWEEN COMMERCIAL PLACE AND POT.
DRJA9 STREET.
6. ONE VALU4BIE LOT OF GROUND. to
gather with all the bulldina , nd improvements
thereon, situat, d in the First District of this
city, in the square No. 173. bounde, by Camp.
Sr. Charles and Pot dras streets an I Commercial
Alley, designared as lot No. 11. and measuring
21 feet 6 inches and 4 lines front on ' amp t ret.
by a depth of 170 feet 4 inches. all between equal
and parallel lines, American measure.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE,
KNOWN AS THE WAVERLY HOUSE.
ON N. W. CORNER OF POYDRAS AND CAMP
STREETS.
7. ONE VAIUARt E LOT OF GROUND, to
gether with all the buildings and impruv monte
t. ereon, situa'nd in the same district and
square as the last above described property,
do-i .nated as Ilt No. 1. and measures 23 f et 2
inches front on Camp str et, by a dlep h and
front on Poydras street of 100 feet. all b'-tweon
.ara:l l lines, -merican m, sure, b"ing bound
ed in the r,'ar by an alloys feet in wi I h lead
ing to Poydra.n street and common to said lot
and other I t brde ilung there mn.
• he 1 st two deser Ibed properties have meas
cromenrsaoeerr ling t, a sketch by J. A. d'hI me
court. Lity nurveyor. dated January 10, 1877.
SECOND DISTRICT.
THE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE,
NO. 44 ROYAL STREET,
BETWEEN CUSTOMHOUSE AND BIENVILLE
STREETS.
R. ONE VALUABLE I)OT OF GROUND, to
g-tlher with all tide buildings and improvement
thereon, situs ed in the oe oend I ita iet of this
city. in the squac No. 3a, b und d by R .al
Customh -us, and Mlienille stree s and Ex
clianue Alley. d signated a- lot N '. 7 a d min a
ulring 21 a-ut 3 ileuos trot n ttKy I stre-t b a
deprn of 61 fee 6 inche betw,-en equal and oar
alt-1 linres. Amer an measur-, ascording to a
sketch by J. A. d'Semecoiit. LiLy nurveyor,
dated .January 16, 1877.
THE THREE STORY BRICK STORE.
NO 59 ROYAL STREET,
BETWEEN BIENVILLE AND CONTI STREETS
9. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
gether with all hn iuld.ngas nd urpr ovuments
thereon, situated in the second DI.tritr i ,f iis
city, in the aquare No. s4, bounded by to)al,
JUDIxIJ A D Yf'BPT-iEMEPN1 ,
AUCTION SAlEs.
B HRash & Hodgume..
Bourbon DBenville and Conti streets, des.gl
naI'e as lot No. 8, and tnsarnttri 22s feeot 1 iitrh
and 4 lines frontpaI Royal street, by a dooth of
127 feet to0 ad 6 lines on the side line
nearest to bOWI Street: on the line nenarest Hien
ville strl e ir j easures 0 lent 9 Inches, at which
distance 1idens at right angles 2 feet 1 inch:
theneo, on a second depth line, 37 feet 11 Intbse.
atwhich distance it nnarows at right angles 4
feet I inch and 4 lines: thence, a thi rtd erpth of 6
feet 9Inches, where it narrows at right angles 7
feet 4 inches and a lines; Ihence a fourth de.th
of 23 feet inches and 6 lines, ant 12 loot 8 inchers
and 7 lines in width in the roar ; all, more or less,
American measure, according to a sketch made
by J. A. d'Hfemoeourt. City Surveyor, ldaltd Jan
r uary 16. 1877.
THE FOUR STORY BRICK HTORE,
*o. 20 CHARTRES STRFIET,
BETWEEN CANAL AND CIToTOHHOUSE
HTREETM.
10. ONE VALUABLE LOT (OF GROUND, to
gel her with ,.i thb' bulidlings end irnprovvmci'nts
thereon, situated In the ecP-ond Jialrirt, of this
city, In square No. 8t, boundl btry Uoartres,
Sanal. Customhouse and Dorsier,rr streets, desig
nat-d as lot D, which measures 21 feet 3 inc'es
a lines front on Chartres street, 26 feet in width,
in the rear. by a depth of 130 feet 8 incites 7
lines on the side lin'e netareot (Canal street, anld
a depth of 130 feet 61 Inehis 4 lin'es on the slde
lirl,o nearest Customharso, strnt, all (mire or
lea) American imtl-urte', w-L.eordi g to a sketch
by J. A, d'Homoe'ourt.,ity survetyor, dwo I Jan
nary 1i. 1877.
TIlE THREE-STIORY LEIICTI IrTORE,
No 6) CIIARTRES BTRElHT,
ON NORTHEAST CORNER OF BIENVILLE
HTII EET,
11. ONE VALUl ,1irE tOT' OF OGROU']). to
etiher with all the buildings a d imlprovemeons
Isher 'on. slluiatd in r, He-,iiirl Distrio of ,his I
eity, in sqiuare No. 2a. bountldd by (hal-ro-i, D)o
catlur ('ate Old ILevee). C ntil antd hLi( nvile
strits. 'lsignt.ltl as loi A, and m asmlrinlg 22
fo t tI Inh Ifrnt on Chairi ro street, br a doieptth
nd rrfront on Blrnville street of st foot, b itwueon
equalll and pat alll Jr.4.
THE THRIEE4TORY BRIKI(E STORE,
No. 1 C(FIAR',IES STREET (ljo ning).
12. ONE VAfItW IE LOT OF OROUND, to
a thoer with ill the bliddlngs and imlnprlovomentls
Iheron. sihuated in the sanll tliislriot, alrn
sqRUre a4 thit lIst RabOve dai ribthl piroperty. (
dt'lignatld as lot iI, and meaas , ing 21 f'eto 2
ineth frent on Chartres street. by a dlrth of 54
feet betwei n equal and par 111e I no,.
THE THIftEE-HTOIIY BRICK HTOIE,'.
NO. 6I CHARTIlEHH'I'lTHEET (i joi n i ng.)
13. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GRIIOUND). to- .
ghet hr with all the bullldings an I ill 'roveL.oientts d
;hearon. situatld Il the as.nme district anrl it
sutrer as the last, tbove describoe prop..rty,.
designated by tite lot C, and measuring 21 fet 0' 4
inches front on ( htrtros striit. by a depth of 84 o
foet, between c~ual and parallel lineos. a
TIHE FOURt-STOIiY BIICIK HT'OOIt.
NO. 37 BIENVILLE STREET, (in rear of above.)
14 ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
, thor with all Ihe buildings anl Improvvneonts
(hereron, tituated in the same district andi
square ans I h threo last iab we detecrib,-d proper
tI es. and adjioining thern in their rear, desig- a
tIted as lot D., aind menastrilg 24 feet 9 itches it
front on Irinnvillh street., by in de Dth of 64 feet 6a i
in--hes. between equtnl and raraill lint's. at
The four last above doesriteid proi artine are C
all American measure, and are, according to a II
sketch by J. A. d'Hemecourt, city surveyor, r(
dated January 16, 1877.
MIXTH DIsTRICT.
TWO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE.
WITH CHOICIE HALF SQUARE, a
CORNER ST. .THhAIlLES ANDT) DTFO7,0AT t
H PREETS. d
1I. A (RT.AIN I14LF 8Q RE ORIORTION it
OF GROUND. together with all the buddi e ti
and imorovnmonts thereon. situated in the tI
ixth Di -trict. of this city. in the squarr No. 62
bounded by St. (ila.rleo, Bacehus, ,oniat and A
iufoessit streets, designated by the letter A. on al
asket"h by J. A. d'HeiRecourr, City Surveyor. di
dltt-d January 16. 1877, and measuring 139 feet
front on St. Charles strieet, 125 feet frorn. on w
Bachurt street. by a tdeth of 206 foot on the side ti
nearest 4oniat street, and a dep:h and front on ot
DIJuossat street of e208 fe t. st
TERtAis AND CONDITIONS-One-thrtd cash
end thn balt nee in two equal payments at one at
and two years' credit, fn notes of the purchasers, at
to their own o dor, bearing Interest at the rate to
of night per cent per anroum fr~m datro until of
padt tnl srrctrtt by mortgage and vendor's at
iniVl.'go on the property sold: he notes to bn le,
dtvihdld into coipons to represent thet shares of ed
Itl. various to-ptoprietors and vendors, with vi
bho option given to th' purchasiers to pay in cash ti
al the priet or any addlltiontl portion thereof th
over Iho one-thtrd,. t lti with the customary th
clauses of do non alienrando, insurane, duly du
trfnnsferred.. of the b.lln hgse and improvements of
for tin amount sutflri nt to cover the credit al
terms, and the clause of five per cent for attor- th
nov's fern in 'ca-o of lnon-payment of the notes on
and of judicial proc' edings for the recovery of cii
the same.
Ten per oent of all purchases to be paid cash or
on the spotat the moment of adjur'iction, to bi
bind he salon and the urchasers to asaume o
over and above their bids the taxes becoming tt
due and eoighle in the year 1t78.
Acts of sale before Thno. Oueyrl. Notary Publ- lit
lie, at the expense of the pu re-hasers.
,LU, . UlU UIAsottllSet OI be0 mllrrnaiser6.
In the, Matter of
WM. It. MORGAN VS. JAMES COI,LER ET A LH.
Second District Court. parish of Ovleancs
No. 3!,34c.
FORI A PARTITION.
-BY NARH AND HODGSON-W. I. Hodyson.
I 4 netioneer- Offl'o No.13 Carondnlet atreet
I On TUESI)A Y, JTnne 12, 1R77, at 12 o'clI,ck in.. at
the St. Charles Auction Exchange in the bass
Srmnt rotunda or the ht. ('harles Hotel, in this
city, by virtue and in olrsuannce of a judzgment
of the Hon. 4. L. Tissot. Judag of the Second
IDistrict Court for the parish of Orleans, rend
Sored on the 4th of May. 1877, and signed on the
9th of May. 1877, in thi matter of Win. II. Morgan
vs. Jarmes Colles et -is.. docket No. 39,384, for it
partition, the following described vdluable
property, at public auction. will be sold
SECON D DISTRICT.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE.
CORNER CUSTOMHOUSE AND) DEOATUR
STREETS,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOMHOUSE AND NEW
PEOPLES' BANK.
1. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND to
gether w th all the buildengs and improvements
thereon, situated in the Second District of this
'ity, in the sqoiare No. 7,. bounded by Doca ur
(late Old Levej). Clinten. Customhouse and
lienviile streets, designated as lot No. 1 and
measures 24 feet, a lnchet and 3 lines front on
Decatur sire t, 21 foet, 5 inches and 2 lines in
width in the rear and front on t linton street, by
a depth of L0S feet.5 inches and 6 lines on the
aide line nearest Bi nvillo str 'et, and 112 feet in
depth and front on Customhousestreet. alt more
or less American mreisure. according to a
sketch by J. A. a'Homecourt. city sumvoyor.
larod J nuary 16, 1877.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS--One-third cash
and the balance in two equal payments at one
and two ye irs' c editi in notes of the purcha-er
v. his own ord r. bea ing in'ere-t a the rate of
eilht per cent per ann rm from dtte unti paid,
and secured by m:terage , nd ve d >r's privi
I ge on Ihe p op ly sol ; thu n ,es to be dvi
ded into coupous to represent the ,harea oft t
Svar'ou- co-poprietors atd vndors: with the
op ion Riven to puirchuser to pay in cash all the
price or any a tldtionel port on thereof ov-r the
one-third; and withcel-iomar. clauses of denion
alienando. i, suran e. du.y trat'sf rred. of the
buildllugs and Improtlenem's. for an amount
suffl.lent to cover , redit t rmts: and the cl4u-e
of five P r cent f ,r at orney's fees, in casc of
non payment of thb notes ar d of judicial pro
ceedini.a. for 'h . recove y of same.
Ten per cent or the ourll'tac pr ice to be batd
cash on th, spot at the moment of adjudlo:tion.
to tIin t the asie; and the piitehla or tP naslme
ver and above his btd the taxes becomlng due
and exiltblc In tite yealr 1871.
Act of sal. before Tne,t. Ou' cl, notary public,
at the expense of the purc.tasPr.
IN THE MATTER OF
WM. R. MORGAN VS. JOHN V. MORGAN
ET ALS.
Second District Gin t, parish of Orleans.
No. 39,395.
FOR A PARTITION.
3Y NASH & HO G4ON--W. I. Hodgson.
a uc'ioneer--( flhe -.,. li ar,,nde'et atfet
On TUESDAY. JUNE 12. 87. at 12 o' ock m.,
at the I,., Charlesa Auct.n E~uhange, in the base
JW tIOTA ADV)R'18EMENTS.
AUCOTION BALlS.
By Nash At& Hodgse*
Sment ro'unda of the tlt. Charles otdr lt this
b oly. by virtue and in pursenan of a jdmen
if of the lon. A. La. Tlssot. Jode of t
e District Court for the parish of Ora. ren
dered on the 4th of May. 1877, r nd Blted ontho
h 9th of May,1877. In the matte o w. . organ
: s. John V. Morgan, et alls., doat ýo, 99,34. for
a. partition, the following desert ed vaiuab.
4 rtroperLdeat.1 pub!le auntion, Will be sold
7 PIRST DISTRICT.
TIHE FOUSB.TORY BRIOK SORBE
ON NORTIIEAST CORNER CAMP AND POY
DRA 3 STIEETB.
1. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF AROUND, to
gethorwwith al the ituilding anrid Improvements
theireon, situatred in the First DistrIct of this
EIty, In the sUllaro No. 10i, bonllde'd by Camp.
Magazino. Poydras and NWnolcar setreets, doesg
naIlUtd a lot No. 2. . ald tetatwtlro 20 foeet inch
front on Cam( p street. by t dlepth and front on
Pe, draI stre.t of 6s feat a ch hs, between equal
and parallel lines.
THE FOUR-HTO ;Y BRICK STORE.
No. loo CAN I' 8TItEET (adjoining).
r . ONE VAL+1AIILLE I.)P OF GROUND. to
I gethr with all tile b ilicg-aand Inmorovements
thereon, eituavld in tio same district and
squar , as the Lhst aIbove d(lrribed properay.
,lesigna.ald as Ilot No. '4. Iartl measures 21 feet 11
inlies and 4 liall ftrot ,:, ( amp trSeet, by a
depth of a5 fet .t 8 inlt'.cb-, between equal and
paral el ] inns.
Tl'HE FiUR-I't-)ORY tIldEK 8STORB.
NOl. 98 CAMP STrIEET. (adjoining.)
3. ONE VALUABIEK LOT OF GROUND, to
gether with all tae auatlsini[gs and improvements
thereon, situated In the, snito district and
squ are as the last abovi danacribed property.,
haekignated as lot No. 23, en I measures 21 leet I1
in hos an I 4 liner front on OamnD street, by a
depth of 6o feet 8 linltes, between equal and
pnrallal lines.
T~le thice last above descrlbed proprties are
Alner!oan met.sure and are atcorololg to a
skat-tl of J. A. d'ilmon tetort, Cly HSurveyor,
datid Jarnuiry 18, 1871.
wECI)NID UDTtl'rIE'?.
HU1I'ERIOR FOUR-STORIY BIuOK STOBRI
ON N(ttITHrEAS'T OORNER OF CANAL AMN
HIIA RTRESH TIIEETS.
4. ONE VALUABLE LOT OP G(IOUND, to
gct her with all thle bnihllluget ant imp. ovements
thereon, Situatetd In the .) at() District of thit
city, la the square No. 82. btundld by CanaL
c:liart:oe, Cua.tenahousr and DLorslore streets,
designated ist lot A, antld mine.urlng 22 feet
lncheas frrot on Ca~,,rt strtett by a depth an4
fronat on Chllartrel stroot, f Ot e ot 2 llenes anl
4 lines, between paraltil liners, w th the use i
IotnaIon of it yari l til e to r of lots B and CI
said yard I.ring 41 feet 7 ilchei long, by a width.
of 9 feet 4 incies and 4 lines. aoantallng water
cloats, etc.
THE FOUR STORY BIIK STORE,
NO. 89 CANAL STREET (adjoining).
5. ONE VALUABIE ALOT OF GROUND, to.
gather with all the bulldlngs and Improvements
thoroon, si uated in thae saime dlsilrSet an I square
as the lastabove desecrbed atoperty. deosignat d
as lot B. and mea-urces t feet I1 tncahus front on
Canal street, by a tld:pth of 5s feet 10 lnches be
twe n parailel lines. with the common use of the
rrear ya.rd above described.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE.
NO. 87 CANAL STREET, (adjoinini.)
a, ONE VALUABLE IOT OF GROUND, to
gother with all the builtldings and Improvements
thereon, situated in the same distrlet and
square as the last above desrthbed Droperty,
d signated ns lotC, and moasur2esrleet9 mnohse
fr,,nt on Canal street, by a depth of 5s feet le
tnchee, between iparallel lnes, with the use of
the sear yard bshove described, common to these
three properties only.
The above measurements are all more or les
AmerIcan measure. l nd are a.a.ordint to a
sketch by J. A. d'FHemecourt, city surveyor,
dated Janh try 1l. 1877.
Plans of all the above desrrlb'd properties
will be on. exhibition, and tal necessaryv I norma
tion in reference to existing leases ron the varl
ous p ropertins will be announoed from the
stenl rrn the diy of slab.
TERM8 AND CONDITIONS-One-third cash,
and the balance in two equal payments at one
and two years' credit in notes of the purchasers
to their own order, bearing interest at the rate
of S per cent ver annum from nda'e until paid,
and secured by mortgage and vendore' privi
leges on the property sild, the n, tea to be dlvid
ed into coupons to represent the shares of the
various co-proorietors and vendlors.wlth the op
tion given to the rntrehan a to pay In eash all
the price or any arditional f raction thereof over
the one-t Bird, and with the custormary elasee of
dte non alienarulo. insurance, duilly transferred.
of the buildlings and Imnorovemants, for an
amonit sufalment to cover the credit terms, and
the clanse of five per c *ut for attorney's fees In
caana of non-payalment of the no es and of judi
cial proaardiogs for the roaovery of the same.
Ten ptr cent of all pDlrehases to be p id cash
on the spot, at the rfoment of adjudlaoation, to
bind the sa es. and the nurohsers to assume
over and above their abids the taxes becoming
duo anid oxilgble in the year 1878.
Arcs of sale before 'PThen. GOuyol. notary pub
lic, at the exp'nse of the purchasers.
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By S. Gainault.
SUC(;ESdION OF MATHTLDN G. DUSTA
MENTE.
B:'ond Di-trit Courtforthe Parish o& Orleans
No. 32,642.
1)Y S. GUINA IP. Auctionsar--Omoe corner
1 ) of xchauge Alloy and Binv lloe street.
tAi'URDJ.Y. June 2. 1877, will be bold, at
12 o'clock m.. at the Merohants' and Auction
eers' Exchang-. Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streets. by virtue of an order from
the honorable the +ieoond District Court for the
parish of Orleans dat-d February 23. 187-
1. A LOT OF GJIOU vD, situated in the Third
District of this city, In the square bounded by
Moreau, (now Chat tres,) Ca.a walvo, Iow Royal.)
E-planade and Peace streets, measuring, French
measure, 32i fr.ct tront on (chirtrcs street, by
1: 0 feet deep ; together with al the buildings and
improvemeotston ran.o. No. 345.
2. A LOT Olr GROUND, situated in the same
district of thia city. in the square bounded by
Craps. (now Burgundy,) Lose, (now banmpart.)
Elysian Fields and Frenchmen streets. measur
nlog 21 feet 37 inches front on B~3rgundy street
by 127 feet 11 inches in depth; together with all
the buildings and lmerovments rnereon. Noo.441.
3. ANOHs;Hi L ,T OF GROtU\D, situated in
the same district, in the erquare bounded by
Bagatelle., Union. Urquhart and Girod streets.
measuring 32 feet front on Bagatelle street by
120 feet deep, together with all the buildings and
improvements therean. No. 48i.
4. TWsi LOTS OF O(ROUNo, situated in the
town of Mandeville, parish of 4t, Tammany.
The whole agreeably to plans to be exhibited
at the Exchange.
Terms-One-third eash. and the balance on a
credit of one-third in one year and one-third in
two years, with eight per rent int rest per an
num from date till plai, with five per cent law
yer's foe in case of non-payment at mwurity:
the buildings to be insured and policy trans
tersed to the vendors.
A.ts of sate before A. IE. Bienvenn, notary
nublic, at the exp"nse of th- purchase s. includ
inq all the taxes for the current year 1877.
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LEWIS' PREPARATION
of line Cast Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust.
These having used and taete-I the value
of this compound, are resope'tful y informed
that i c-'n be had et the tDrug store of 1. L
LYON and many other druggists of this city.
To tor unlnltiate I and skepttial I will say
that, in plucing it b,-fore the public. I have de
viated from the whole corn.lrave of inventors "of
the -nrest and best a ti-bilious rm dicines "eta.
I allude to th,-lr invariable secresy of ingre
ilients. Th ' usual and only other mode in pro
ducing Solirhuretted Iron is by Ihe°hydrogen
pro.as4, wh'.re it 1i male by hundreds of
pounds for the commi.rc. of I e world, and is
n-,t to be dep .nded on. as it contain- too gret a
proportion ,.f carbon (ohnroool). whch can.ot
he svrclled in the process of their mnaublIo
turing it.
' his Bulphnret of Refined Fteel is the Drea
sulphuret-f steel, havinr no a particle A for
eign matter in i a combination. Is Is mrade by
hand.
I hose eminent profeosers of ehem.tt1 and
physicians of Fran o. tog ther with t, he JUiza
-ites Di-pen'atory, stat' that the sr'eatobje.
in administer ina Iron is to tet thle Rreatest
quantity into the Pastric juif - ,I t ie stomaoh,.a
it i.a intend ,d to, enovatr aid p.,ity the bloot
an't 't- known value as a tonle .
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