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JUDIcTAL A)VBRTISEK[NTP.
sM I311? sALSE.
rs. M 7ry ClanCy vs. Philip Mlarsnndt.
f 1TH DIT0' TRItT OU T Fi)i THE PARISH
1'ofOrlean-No. 5791-fiv virtue of an alias writ
f ster fltlas, directed by the honorable the
)maEn, ite HtErff, ant yn Cad born e eranl Rob-to
we trnsfer.med. I will proicet tI soell
rt ublicd nnty-fion at th Merinch nts de and
Aufrtioneert on Exchange, Royal street, on which setween
anartyl and Cuextouhollne stroees In toe eoe
end District of thish srty,ron TU mDAY. June
05th 1p77, at 12 oil ek m.. the following de
IAI)OE nTIIEET, btierwn Claiborne and IRob
ertseon streets. reasurling, IFrench mensure.
dniet feet on rfEspnnaii sti1et, b y Iwo hun
oed andg to a plan me t brlx nchsure doreand
fontie on Koriree stre.a, on whioh streut said
proeterthr measur n . one bi died and forty
seven fbIt sid lnrie. tir, commenc from por's
property and exte, s ing to thre corner of Inoh
4rtenn street on which street It rncasur'4 one
hundred and severlty-live feet six inches, ox
tendmlu s on the hide toward lanadllne sreet,
reoeral on tiheo sycteo th of le timber, 1in.
snnexeito ai no passes before e I',lloek. on
the tenth (I Novi inner, 19at together with all
the buildsings and smtrev'e ents r thereon.
s. A PROiEER'nY L TI nUAToIt ON (LAI
BOntE STIoHIET. between Espleandon and Ker
idreo streets, mu suririg, more or less, one hun
fired and twenti-live feet twno inch-s front on
ilalborne strerad rin by loity-nineh feet live
Irnches our lnres det on the linelo diviIngo sall
rote forom to pa ie la of aJuliae ill ey on
eitys frEolm inro.a str et., anrd from t.ere
running on i leln al r lnmnto the property be
loni a to Mr. ior, wherhe it measures elig hty
two fet nine s nnn? three lines In depth on the
side of Herleree street. said dtlagoiona line dl
viding said property 141 all its length from the
Prot erty fnir tfly lresiri 'i. iind belonging to saii
estate, aecordling to a plan tuade by Iourgerol.
ity surveyni. oni the ten Ii of ' pril, 1839, and
o tice of Luolen Hermain. thenn a notary pub
lie. tonothnr with all the buildings and in prove
inents thereon.
*4eied In the above selt.
Terms-Olst on the spot.
11HO1. H. HANDY.
Civil SherliT of the parish of Orleans.
my24 jes 15 2t
W. W. Washburn vs. Warner Van Norden
IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
JE ish of Orleans--No. 6942-By virtue of
a writ of fler faolans anIant Warner Van Nor
den and .kdwate C. P liner. directed by the
honorable tie Filfth District Court for the
M arieh of Orleans, in the above entitled cause
o E ne Waggaman, late sheriff, aid by a id
late eseriff to me transferred. I will proceed to
sell at publie auction, at the Merchants and
Auction,-era' ExehaHse. Royal street,. between
(nal and Cnustomhouse streetso In the tcieond
Ditrict of this city, on TUJEiDAY, June
a, at 12 o'clock m. the following described
groptet vto wit:
EA Cd tAIN P;ECE OR PORTION OF
GtROUND, together with the buildings and Im
provements thereon, and all ruhis, ways. privi
aegs and appur,enances thereunto belonging
or In anywise aptertaning, situated in the
Sixth Distrl.tot thlls ity, In square numb rsix
ty-three of Fauh urg Bouligny, and which is
bounded by it. Churl . (eormerly Nyade ), Pitt
Valence and loreanux stre.'s. Hali portotn f!
ground forms Ihe corner of St. Charles and Bior
deux streets and -itt and Bordeaux streets,
and measures one hundtle, feet front on kt.
Charles sire et. a like f, ont of one hundred feet
on tsid Pitt street. by a depth and front of two
hundred feot on Bordeaux street, b tween par
Ilel linen.
Seiztd in the above suit as belonging to do
fendant E Iward C Palmer.
Terms-Cash on thetu .AS H. H ANDY
OCivil Sheriff of the part h of Orleans.
my2lt jce15 2
Elisabeth Horask vT. Josephn Htz.
FOUTH DIRTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans-No. 44.596-By virtue of a
writ of se-lur| and sal' to me directed by
the hon erable the Fourth District Court, for the,
parish of Orleans. lathe ab ve entitled cause, 1
will pr iceed to sell at publi-, auetlon.atthe Mer
chants' and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street,betwetn Canal and Oulstomhouse stree s.
a the lelnd District of this city, on FR' ,AY,
June eighth, 1587t at 12 o'clock m., the following
described nroperty, to wit:
1. TWO OEiTAIN 1,oT4 OF GCROUND situ
ated in the Second District of this city, in the
square bounded by Iienvilie., Villore. nstom
house and Robertson streets, designated by the
Lumberesten and eleven, on a plan drawn by
Lousa rngler, late Lurvey -r QGneral, annexed
to an acnot ut sale from t'harles Pripet, passet in
the office of Louis Ferand, late a notary public,
In this city, on the nit tie d -y of June. last; said
lots havin , American measure. each twenty-' ix
fee ten Laches front on Vller, street. by sixty
three feet eleveu inches in depth; said lot t,, m
ing the corne, of Vilere and lienvi le streets.
2. A t Ot O0 PORT'IN OF GROUND. sit
uate in the same distri,.t and, qu. re, measuring
in American measure twnty-six feet ten inches
three lines front on said Villle, street by a
depth between parallol ln' sA of sixty-three feet
eleven inches. being the portioo next to r'ustb,m
house street f that portion of the original ot
number three, according to a plan drawn by
Dopouilly, trehttoet. , ato-d the ni eteenth day
of January, les. deposHt ed in the office of G ns
tavwLeiward-ur, then a notary pubic in this
lty; be+l,, the same property acquired be the
efTendaut herein by putlhae from Joseph 1till
tery. as t er act be tre 1). Urban. notary publile
In this city. dated May 30. 1874.
Be zed in the above suit.
Terms-Cash op the s o .t.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
my7 24 je6
L. Dassetti Vs. flouts Ca.bche.
IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans-No. 9254-By virtue of a writ
of lien facias to me directed by the honorable the
Blxth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause. I will proceed to sell
at public auction, on ther premlies hereinafter
designated, on MONDAY. May twenty-eiuhth.
-f.gal c ok1 m-. th-ie roll wing ere d !rihud
pronerty to wit: "
'1' s IXTU RE AND COUNTERS in the
premises No. 157 Canal street, in the b.ucond
District of this city.
teized in the above suit.
Terms-- his being the second and last auc
tion, the sall property will be definitely adjudi
eated to the highest and last bidder, for what it
will bring. at twelve months' credit, the pur
chaser furnishing bend, with good and solvent
saeurity. bearing live per cent Interest per
annum from date until final payment. Said
nurobaser will have to deduct and pay in cash
fheprinti g. sheritl's. clerk's fees, etc., which
amount to about twenty doll ,.Ne.
TlHOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parislt of Orleans.
_yl17 24 8
l[athilda D. Roper vs. George W. Roper.
FOURTH DISTRIOT COURT FOR THE PAR
Ish of Orleans-No. 44.490-By virtue of a
writ of flen facias, t ' me directed by the hon
orable the Fourth )llst let Cou t for the par
ish of Or.eans, in the ab ve entitled cause, 1
will proceel to sell at public auction, on the
premises hereinafter designated, on TUES
DAY. May t., 1877. at 10lo o'clock a. m., and
succeeding days, at sam-i hour and place, the
following describet p.r peerty, to wit:
ALL THE 0OODS. FIXTURTE- MERCHAN
DISE. and other movable effects contatied in
the defoendant's At re. situated No. 103 Canal
street. in the Second listrict of this of y. is per
inventory which may be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on th- spit.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
my17 24 29
James Gardlner vs. 8. Dczutter.
-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARI'I
F' of Orleanu, No. 2210o.-By virtue of a writ of
fleri faclas to medirectel by th - honorahle he
Fifth District court for the parish of Orleans lin
the above "ntit.ed cane., t will proc ,'d to soll at
public a ction, at the Merchants' and Auet on
eers' Exchanie. Jioyal -treet, between Canal and
.COstomhouse streets. In the reconld District of
this ritt, n tA I URD t Y. May twe.ty-sixth.
1877, att 12 o,elock m., the following described
property, t'i'-
A CittTAIt LOT OF GROUND. with all the
bulldinasaud improvementsthereon, and al t o
rigbts. wars and advanrafige there. nto belong
inu. situated in the 'ecolnd District of thl' city,
in the square bounde 1 by Rampart. Ursuli.es.
Burgundv and Hospital streets, desirna~ed by
the number two, on a pla! made by G. Do
Nouillv, on the soventh of November. 1839, and
det.osited in the otttce of J. Cvtillier. ltot iry
Dplbllc in this city: said lot meitstri: g, in Am
erieus mt-asure. thirty-'hree feet nine inches
front on Rampart street. by eighty feet two
and elx-eigh'ha lines in depth.between p iral
lel lines. Being the samr property acqu red by
the defendant herein, by purchase from Mr.
and prs. F. Sancho. tpr act passed before A .
BlenvenlS otary ptblio in this city, on the 22d
day of 8et h mber, Irss.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the L. lO H. HANDY.
erms-Jhontke eTOS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
aps my14 s6
JUDIOIAL ADVERTITSEEVET.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT (OUrT FOlt THE PARISH
OF ORLEANd.
MRS. PAI TLtN . RBERNANDET vs. F. . EUIL
LATHE, ER IIUSBAND-No. $100.
SHERIEBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE REV
entcnth day of April. 1877. judgment was
rendetrd in this court; in the following dentitled
suit, In the words and figures followng, to wit
No. s. o-Mrs. Pauline E. BlernandA vs. F. J.
Feulliatre. her husband.
In this case the court, considering that. plain
tiff has produ,'ed due proof in support of her
lavm. and thre law ~tnml evidence bnlng in her
favor, It Is ordred. adjudged and diecreed that
the juidgr ent by doft rt herein entered on the
nltn lo nst. he low tonflrmed atd made final,
and a,.cordtlngly that there be judgment in favor
of plaintiff. l.li . Pauline EmiIenne Blernandet.
and against hIRfendant. Erancois Joseph
Felllllatr, her husband. decre, ing a sepa
ration of property between the ait par
tls, and that tho said plaintiff do have
the full control and l flrnagemr nt of
her separate po w erty. It is further ordered,
adjudged and deceedthat the said plaintiff d,,
have and recover from the defendant, her huo
handr the sum of one thousand dollars. with
legal Interest thereon from judicial demand.
to wit, March twenty-sixth, 1877, until paid, and
costs of suit with mortgnage lien and privilege a
allowed by law to married women on the pro
perty of their husbsnld.
Judgment signed April 21 1877.
(lFgneld A W.LI. ID)GERS, Judge.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my
hal I ndn affi. ed the sealof the said Acourt, at the
City of cOw Orleans, on this fourteenth day of
MaY. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight Ihundred and sevar-tr-seven.
F. A. LUMINAI. l),eputy Clerk.
my 1. 19 24"
SUOCCESSION NOTICES.
fuinccsion of John Dapliste Arcenaux.
RECEIND 1)71 RIUT COURT FORI THlE
L parish of Orleans, No. 19,487--wherea
E. T. Parker. Public Admlnitrai.or, ha4 peti
tloned the court for letters of administration
o the estate of the late John Baptiste A cc
naux, deceased, intestate. lotIice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern, to show
cause within ten (days why tie prayer of the
said petitioner should not b3 granted.
By order of the court.
my2t 2.r 3e2 JoHN HERBERT. Clerk.
suenesdlon of Jolhn Saddler.
IECOND Di-4 I RIOT tOURT FOR THE PAR
L I-h of Orleans-No. 9..494-Whereas, James
A. K. Ily has peti loned the court for loeters of
admilstratllon on the estate of the late John
fraddler, tie .etse', intestate. Notlce is hereby
given to all whom it may coure, n to show
cause within ten days why the trrayer of the
said petitioner should not hi' granted.
By order of tihe court.
my2t 2a jel JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
uceession of Mrs Barbara Rollng, horn
Schaff. widow by ilrst marrigoe of Frank
Altman, and deceased wife of Charles Boll
SEdND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
S varish o, Orleans--.o. 89,488-Whereas.
Charles Rolling has petitioned the court for
letters of administration on the es ate of his
aforesaid deceased wife. lnotice is hereby given
to all whom It may concern, to show cause
within ten days why the prayer of the said peti
tioner should not be granted.
By order of the court.
ryU 2'1 je2* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
successiotl of Augtusta Just, Wdlow of
Dietlich Mlahnken
SECOND DIs't RICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i b ot Orleans. No. 89 4s6-Where.;s, Uoo
ratl Kuppehhre has petitioned the court for
letters of administration on the estate of the
late Augusta Just, widow or Iiodrich Mahrken.
deceas d, Intestate. Notice is hereby given to
all whom it may concern to show cause within
ten days why the prayer of the said petition, r
should not be grante 1.
By order of the court.
my24 29 j2 J')HN HERBERT. Clerk.
-urees.lon of Win. A. Mhropshlre.
SECOND DITSTRIOC' COUtt' FOR THE
i P'arishof Orleann--No. 89.478--Whereas H. E.
Rhr ,pshire has petitioned the court for letters of
administration on the estate oi the late, Wm. A.
Hhrovihlre. d ooeased, Intestate, NoticeH Is hr~hby
giv.en to all whom it may concern to show cnue
within ten days why the prayer of the said pti
tioner should not be granted
By order of the court.
myl9 24 2 .8 J 'HN HERBERT'. Clerk.
AUCIrON SALES.
By £S10 &; Ma.looheo.
FUR :ITURE-FURNITURIE.
POSITIVE AND UNRH'SERVED MALE OF
VERY HANDROME FURNITURE.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
AT THE WELL KNOWN RESIDENCE OF
1'ii LATH E. F. MIO I"N. ESQ., NO. 69
URHIIOLIN H, BETw ,EN lIOYal. AND
BOUKIBON BTIStE rH.
BY VLTLLR & M LOCHEE. Armand Selloe.
Auerioneer-Ofl 'e No. 60 ltoyal street
TUESDAY, May 29 1877. at 10oo o'clock a. m.,
w.ll be sold at public auction
T'lhe contntn of th promises NO. 69 URSU
IINES s rltET, com iast .g a large asoo50
ment of Ho sehold Furniture, consisting of
Parlor Ret. Mirrors, Pi' tures. Extension Tabl.,
lideb ard, l.,okcnse. Chairs, Bledroom Furni
t.nrn, Crockery. glassware, Carpets. Kitchen
Utensils, etc., etc., etc.
Also--One EX IRA LARGE RIDEBOARI),
with marble top anl etagere richly ornament
ed. suitable for clun rooms or hotels.
Also--one mtngniftIent PLEYEL PIANO aInd
two HPLE DII) MIRlttORS.
Terms-Cash on the spo. my2t 25 26 27 29
By O. Valeton.
VALUABTLE RAKEItY ON TCIIOUPITOULAR
r HtlE I'.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
1HY O. VALETON. Auctioner-O-ffce 93 and
95 Magax nc s, reet- HA'I UItDAY. May 26, at
So'clok m.. w:ll bhe sold at the Merchants and
Auctioneetrs Six' hinge. on Royalatieet-
FOUti LOTH OF O OUND s. with all the
Iuildlngs a nd improvements thcoron, consist
iug o0 a well-,stalblistled Bakery, now in suc
ccs.ful operation, in the squ.re bounled by
T, houpitoula-, Commorca. Delord andt Lulsa
streets, and uijil in.. Hoeell'sB Rice Mill, and
designated ,by No0 5. . 7 and 8. Lots Ios. 5 andl
6 adjoin each other and me:,sure each 21 fnt
an Tbhoup t ulas strut by 53 feet 6 inches in
depth, between p ,rall.l lines. Lots N s 7 and 5
adjoin each other aii al o Inulasure 21 feet
frant, on Commerce street by al feet 6 inces in
d pth.
Terms-One-thlrd cash and halance at one
and two y.,ars, with all uual cliatss, which
will t. announced at the time of sale.
Act of sale betore E. Bouny. nota y. mylo td
By Nash & Hodgson.
POSITIVE SALE.
By cOnRslt if all par ins ooncerned.
THE HUNTER WAREHOUnE.
Fronting on eachi Hunter and New Levee
str etF.
Opposite the Orleans PrePs.
On Long Cr, dlit. Without Limit,
At Public Auction.
DY NASH & HoukGOhN--W. I. Hodgson,
I Anetioneer-t ifflee No. 13 Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY. May 26 1877. at 12 o'clock m.,
at the St. Charles Auti n Exchange. without
limit oe reserve, by consent of parties. will be
i. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OR PORTIONS OF
GRtOUND. together with all the b uildings and
lmtrove-m-nts tlereon, situated in the F rat
Disti i.t ot this city, in the sois are bounded by
New Levee. T. houpitoulas, Thalia an I Hunter
astreets, des uinated as Nos. I and 2 on a plan by
I.ouis H. ,P lie. surveyor, dated April 12, 1817.
an I measures as tol ows:
Lot \o 1 measures 82 feet 6 inshes front on
Hunter street, the siamn width in th,- rear by a
deptth of 12 eet 1 inch 1line on the ti oline
neat eat to Tehoupitoulat sr rest, ni 151 feet 8
in l h. s on thIside line neeest New L, vet.street.
L, No. 2 uneasus, 74 feet 2 inches fron ou
New Leve, streut, by a depth of t. I- of 6 inches
5lineso n het side lrd e next to Hunter street.
thuens on an oblique line rulnttng tolw1rd
I h ,lia :,ieet 40 feet 2 inches 6 lines. an-i tihene
73 feet on it se oin depth line. an 1 181 feet 4
inches 2 tines on the other sidle line nearest
Thalia -treet. and .1 feet 2 inches on the ru ar
li it adjoining lot N.io. 1.
The I'nor -irmu n-t c ,nsit of a large BRICK
SLATE ROOF WAREHOU E. bui;t in the
shape of, .o sides of a iquarie with openi igs
on tw s tre s. a'd well knuan nsthe Hunter
Walehouse " and adjoins the Coone".'s Press
and :s op0150s to the Orleans Piess. lower line.
Plan of the above + ropvety may be so n at
the place of -al
Ter ms and C nditions-O;e-thir1 cash. and
the balance at one and two years. with 8 par cent
interest an :" the usual security elause-; 10
per oelnt t., be : cash on the stot to bind the
sale.
Act of satn bl, Jamles Faha', notary pnb,
lie, at the exter:.i' f thi* piurehas.r, tntdint.
the taxes due and e.igible in 1877.
myl 19 td
JU0DIOIAL ADVERBTE II.[Kr Wr.
AUCTION SALES.
By 0. E. Girardey.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND IMPROVING
FIItSTr AND SECOND I)ITrItICT
PIROPERT Y.
SUCt'ES- ION OF THE LATE J. M. IIOYLE.
Second Distri't('ourt forthel'arisih ,f (Irla.ns-
No. 38,4o0.
1Y C. . i (irTHRDEY. Auetioneer---ffloc No.
) a:t Camp street-Ti-iHUltt-D \Y, May 24. 18777.
at 12 o'elock in., at tihe t. Charles Anuti- it Ex
chlutage, in the rotunda of the Si. Charl"bs Hotel.
in this city. will be sold, by and In pursuant e
o; in order from the Hon. A. L. Tl'-sot, .ludge
(,f tue Hocorrd D)istrict (lJo'rt for the parish of
Orleans, dlited November 29, 1870l, atd r,.n
dalred in the thove entitl Hiicessi('4on. the fol
lowing des rlbnl clty, reidl lsite, t, wit :
1. A CEIITAIN LOt' OF OltUD), with all
the buildings and imnproverneut thiereon. sit
natl-,id in the, First Dlstrict of this city, and in
the squ re xbounded by Ht.. Charles. Carorndelt.
Tivol Cirele. Triton Walk or Delord and St.
Joseph streets. designated by the letter "H" on
plan by A. 'rnmas, surveyo., delated the 2d
February. 1871. and deposited in the office of Gi.
LeYgardeur, notary putilic, nndI also as NO. 2 on
Il o by Vllie & Vepohilliy, dlted April tihet 1i h
1Gs0n, a copy of which ie annexed to an act dwoed
May the ad, 10is, before the said Wm. iahannon.
a notary public In this city, according to which
the said lot measures as fllows: 30 feet 9 inlahes
front on St. Chllarles street. 67 feet irontonTivoll
Circle. 59 feet to10 inches on the line dividing it
from lot "G," and 93:1 feet 9 incihes and 3 lines on
the sihe line towards St. Jo-eph street.
Together with the im provemen s thereon,
comprising the one-story frame bnillding dtolg
naed by the Nos. 219 and 241 ht. Charles sti oet.
This properly is aduliratly situ .tad f ,r cen
tral ant professlonal residences. It is opposite
the splendid residence of A. H. May. End., and
forms the northwest corner of *t. CUharles and
Tivoli Circle. one of the most desirable build
ingsites in the First Diatrict or city.
2. IWo (:EIRTAIN LOGS OF GROUND,
with the bultldugs anid irnpro nments thhereoni.
suiltt -d lu the same district and square as
bllove describeod. The said lots are designatei
on the aforesaid plans by the Nos. J and K, and
mueiisuring each 28 feet front on .t. Joseph
street, by a depth between parallel I nes of 87
feet 4 inc-hes a d 6 lines. T'ogethor with the
improvements tilereon, eomprising the frame
dwelllrgs deignaled by the d9os. 202. 2)4 and
206 - t. Char-'s street.
These i(ts adjoin the residence and property
of A. Hill. 3 sq. and opposite i he handsome rest
dnnoes of Measrr. T. i . lyno and dJohn Finney.
a. tWELVE VALUABLE AND) IMPtiOV
ing Lo a of Ground, togt tier with the buildings
mu itm I roveOwIn s thereon. situated in the First
District of this city, and in the squ "re bounded
by UCanal Iroad, Oa qpt- tan, joiolgenniosstreets,
designtated by the numbers lo 12 inclusively.
Lot No. 1 forms the corner of bJroad and Canal
s reots, and lot No. 12 the cir'ne" of Broad and
GaLquet sire ts. Nos. 1, 2 3 and 4 measltue e ,lc
30 feet flnlt on (Canal street., by a depth betwe' n
parallels ol t136 teet 3a inhes 3 tlnes. Nos.5 anli 6
meni.ire each 3o feet front on Canal by a diepth
of 166 teet a inei s 3 lines. No.7 rlnm a triangle
raving 55 leet 8 inlches 7 line- front on (Canal, 153
feet depth on tile side line tow irdl Broad -treet,.
and a d,"p' i on the other id I,ne of 163 feet 4
lich, sl In s. N,. aidj ines loi:sNo. 1, 2,3andi4 In
the relr, and rLeasurt s 30 fett tront on ! od
street by 12i feet In d pth betwe tn parallellines.
No. 9iadjoins No. . ulleasure: 3o0 fI .:3 inches front
on It:oad street. by an irl egular d,,pth betwe, n
parallels of 172 feet 6 inches in once side and 161
leet 3 inches on theothler. No. to0 adj ins i,,t No.
9, and m arur, P 32 fee' 9 incies front on liroal
stree . by irregultr depths of 1bL feel :t inches on
oine sl e iand 14i feet 6 inches on the othelr. No.
Itadioins lot No, 10. and mnlsUrts 3s le0iet(
inches freint on lBrad streeet. by i rregullardepl hI
-,f 149 feet il :aheos otl enesidae tei rIi9 to t n thlt
other. Lot Ni. 12 mtealsuiestio feet front. on
Broad ,trcet. by a loepth eIlnl front on a(tsquiet
street of 11i feet feot9 n 'ls as lfin s. .land it
depth on the slde line cividing it from lot No. 11
o 1:3., fTeet.
A port, -n of these iots are improved with the
frame mal ketand stole for ming the corner of
Broad and Gtasquet sttreets. and two n'-at andIl
well arraunged ftame cottages toward Canal
street.
tThis property is opoositethe residence of Col.
James 'lal ke. and near the C in.l street horse
oar depot. The prominence and fine neighbor
llo0d as ire to ui greilt prospective enhanco
ment.
4. '1 HREE CHOICE LOTS OF GR"(UND, with
the buildllgs anI nimlproviieniets hi li-re a,, situi
t.d in the Hoe ond i istrict of this city, and in the
ltullare bounded by B envi.le, BIroad. Custonm
ho(use anil Deorgenois streets. ' lie said IO t- aire
deesigna ed by the Now, 7. 8 and 9. and meuasure
each 2. feet a inches 5 lines front on i Benvil ,
street, by 129 feet 11 inec-es in ildepth betwieel
uarallel line's. '1he improvements comprise
It hinds--me frame cottage-itmmediately oipeo
site the Asylum of the Good Hh- pherd.
5. TWNT.Y-FIVi', C:.ItTAIN LOTd OF
gronn 1, in the Second istrict of this city, and
in the squlare boulnld by Canal. Cusltomnhouse.
Love'z atdit Rendin streets, designated ont
,lan of Jtlizenlis'eln, dated May 9, 1877, by the
Nos. 1 to us, inclusive. annd complrising the eol
tire eqItare bounded as above, with Ioe excep
tionle ,non lot. Lot No 1 measures 31 feet i Incihesb
and it lines front on Cntual street b, at dept-h be
tween tar;,llols and front on Lopez street of 109
feet anIld 5 inches, forming the c ,ruer of (Canal
and L pez streets. L t-. 2, 3 and 4 measure earch
3a feet a. id 6 inches front on Canal stre t by a
d, p h ofel l fee t and 5 inlr eas. Lorts Nos. 5 andI 6
measur oeach at feet front on (.analr street by a
depth of 139 feet arind 5 incles. Lots 7, 8 and 9
meonsure each to feet nlLd 61 l.,iehstronton (',tina
street by a depth betweln parallels of ,o9
feet and b inch'-s. Lot No. In forms
the co nor of Canal and Itondon strleet+ arnd
me :sures 31 eat 6 inches and 6 lines front oni
Canal by a di-p'h and front oi HEndllon street cif
loo teet a,. 5 tuches. Lot No. 1 adj inI lots 7. .,
i and to in t o rear, and meisur,.s o feet
fronlt ion RI-ndon str et by a depth between par
allols of 23 feet and 6 lines. L.ot 12 adjon lot
11 anel moeasireS 34 feet in-i 5 Inhoas front on
IlR-don street by Irregular depths of 136 feet 5
Itches andt 4 in,-s on oile side and l10s feet 1
inch and 11 lin-s on the other. Lot No. 12I
minesurera 30 feet frint on RIendon street
s,y a ldetht between parallels ocf 122 feet
and 0 lines. L -t No. 14 forms thIe cotnor of
lttnd n and Cu-to house streets and measures
.1 fe-t 6 in lies 1 lines frton t untlllnhouse
streel bh a death -,f 10l feet 6 inches depthl and
front on lioid -n .treet. lotAso; 15. I. ltinid 17
measure eaclh 0 feet 6 tnchl a front on Custom- I
house street by o depth ibetweel Dparallels of 1re
feet 6 Ilnehes. Luts N-0s. 18 and 19 me i' ure eahll
31 feet eront on I;ustomhouse street by a depth
of 139 :eelt 0 lnhes. L'Jtrs No. 0, 21 and 22 mens
tire each o30 feet 0 inclies fronm' on Customhouse
streot lv 10o feet 6 inches depth hetwee, paral
leli. L- t No. 23 mleasurs at3 teet 6 inches a lines
front o- c'u-totruluse, by a drpth lind fro' t of
1 9 feet 6 inches, forming tihe cerner ,f the two
said streetl. Let No. 24 Idj ,ins lots Nos. 20. 21.
22 aunl 2' in the ru-tr. L- t No. 25 adjoins lots ies.
1. 2 3 aind 4 in t o rearl., rlid menture each xi feot
frnet on Lilecz strot,. by a depth ,f 1L3 feet u
lines.
All the habove accordlng to plan by Reiznstrein.
dateci May ti. 1577.
di. TWO LOs OF GROUND in the Second
District i-f this oity, In the squarre boundtetd by
Canal, Broad, Dorgenois and Customhiouse
streets., desIrn-ted iy the Nos. 19 a' d 20 of
square No. 45, on plan by 'lTollrne. March 15.1860.
-eposited ais i on No. 19 itn book of plans No. 2.
in the office of i. l Magn-r. no ary publile.
Lot No). 1' meamtures 8 fee 3 Inches 4 lines
front on ijanal street. 116 foet 8 inehios in depth
on the lne of lot of No. 20. 161 feet 3 inche - on
the othe, side, and ( 5 feet 11 incheg and 6 lines,
more oir less. widtll In thb rear.
Lot Nne. 20 measures 30 feet front on Canal
street hv 156 feer 8 'nches in dDepth.
7. T'rOCEitTAIN LOrs OF GROUND in the
same dist ict and rquare nas last described, des
igtated by tue Neo. 21 and 22 on phlan as afore
Ssad, -meesuring each 3e f-it fr nt on Canal
street by 15t; feet 8 inch- s in dpnh. between par
all lli- es, logettheri wlth all the buildingm and
improvements thereon.
8. THIRT EN LOiS OF GROUND. together
with all the buildingis and imp o.renenis Ihe-o
on. it the rietondl District of thiscity, desig
nat d by tne Nos. 1 to I.i inolrisivtely, on ilan by
Pilie & Depitullly, dited Sept.lilter 12, 1865 in
. tuare boinld -a by tonti. Bienvil'e Virginia
and Lasa.le streels. Loits 1. 2 ad : measure ia
. mhinede frornt oel tri.ervil-~siret of He ffet4
inete . a idetth an:t front on Vrarinio street of
100 fet 1 inch 2 lines, a width in the rear of 153
let 10 inchs I line. and a it oth on the other
sitle line of 122 fIc 35 inhes 4 lin-s. Lot No. 4
adjo'n. In ts 1. 2 oan1 3 in the rear, and meas
u es 95 feet 7 I-ne- froit on V rainia street,
15 Ifel. 10 inches 1 lin depth on the sidtl
line town d liienville strCrt. 220 feet 9 in-lh,-s
2 lines dlp: h on the oher side line. and
, wi to in th- rear of 116 feut 3 in hes 3 li(ns.
L ts Nos. 5, 6. 7. 8..9, 10 and 11 mi-as lre ec.h 32
feet fret t t n Contti street, by a dltli of 105 feet 7
In-he.s . lin~s. Lots Nius. 12 a-lU 13 frm ia tri
angle, a- d ollve a omb-n -d measulremoni of 71
feet 1 inch 1 in - front n Conti street lao feet 11
incheh. 7 lin ,."p h on u.l." lneteoward Virginia
s:teet. un - 123 feet 6 inches 5 lines td pth on the
orhe, sitile line. "
9. NINt. LuTS OF GROUND in the faubourg
JacLson. SecondI Dimjict of this city, in the
s.pq re h. u',led y M. tiuirie R~iad, Conti, Vir
ginia and Btenivil, streets, des-gnated by the
os. 1, 2, 3 4,5 6.7. 11 and 12 on a plan hb Pilie
& Depull). dated S -ptmb- r 12, 1865. Lo's
No-. 1, 2 3 a':d 4 have a e,,mbined measurement
ot 118 feet 1 in'h 1 lin' front o, Me'airie Ro 'd,
Lt4 feet 8 ineheusl lin-" fronton Btenville street,
100 feet I iuett2 ines front on Virginia street
and a depth on th aid - line toward Conti street
of 20o feet 4 inches 6 lihes. Lote Nos. 5 and 6
JUDIOIAL ADVERTIBEVgNTS.
AUCTION SALES.
By C. E. Girardey.
measure each in feet 11 Inches n lines front on
Virginia street. tby a depth of 125 IOr t. L')t No.
7 forms the corner of Contll arid Virginia streats.
and Ileasulres 32 feet front, on Cnlti street. by a
depth Ibe ween parallels of 126 fert 9 inches. Lots
Nos. 11 ndl 12 I Pasure ritch 2 feei' front on Colti
street. by a depth between parallels of 1211 lJot 9
Inches.
0o. BIGHT LOTS OF GROUND, ith all the
improvements therein, in the faub,'urg Jack
son, .oond DIttri, t of this city. in the siquare
hounded by Virginia, Conti. St. I ouis and
Helena streets, designated by the Nos. 2 to l in
clusively. Lots Nos. 2 3 and 4 measure eulih 32
feeotfront on Conti street, by a depth hetween
parallels of 117 feet 2 inchiles 6 lines. L it No.
lmeasulres 32 feet front on Conti stretni by tan
extreme depth of 117 feet 2 iniths 6 lines. Lot
No. 6 forms a triangi'. having 79 faot to inche- 7
lines front on UnolI street, 113 feet 6 inchos I liini
depth non sidle linll torward Virginia strewl,. and
138 feet 10 ln-ell4 2 lines dtoth on thie other side
line. Lots N s. 7,1 alnd 9 mielslre, together, 133
fit 6 Inches 1 line f, ont on Virginia street, by
Irregullar depths, Froellh me!a iitre. Lot No. 9
forms the corner of Virginia and Mt. Louis
streets.
11. TEN LOT O OF GROUND. with the Im
provem(ents til"r'on., in fahllillor Jaeksorn, andl
in the Hecond District of this eity, and in the
squaro boundtdl by Virginia, (ontli, La 8salla
strecoi anrd the new Metalirlo bidgo.
Luti 1 to 8, inclusive. measure, together, 319
fe.t s inches 61 lines front on C(nti stree . by
irr gular depths, running through to Virginia
and La Hnali streets.
Lots 9 and 10 Inmeaure. together, It0l feet 4
inches front on Virginia street, by irregular
depths.
12. 8IX CERTAIN LOTHf OF GROUND sit
nated in the Second Distrit of this city, and In
the squaro bounded by Canal. Alexandor. Cus
tomhouse aind Napoleon slrets. Lota Nos. (;, 7.
8 and 9 measure each so feet front on Canal
street, by 128 lest 9 inches? 5 lines in depth. Lot
No. 10 measures 9 fIet 5 inlhos 3 lines front on
Canal street, 41 fto t 1 inch 7 lines on a line which
divides it from a triangular portion of gr. und
forming the corner of Canal and Napoleon
streets, 107 feet 4 lines deep on the line front
Ing Napoleon street, 128 feet 9 inches r lines in
depth on the other sido line, and 44 feet 4 inches
and 6 lines in width in the rear.
Lot No, 11 meaurl, s 30o feet front on Na
poleon street. by 117 feet 2 inlihcs and 3 lines
deep between parallel lines.
tl THItEE CEAL'AIN LO)TH OF GROUNI)
sltuated in the Ne"iond Dis)trlt of this city and
lu the siluare bounded by Blbinvillt. Contl. Sal
sedo 0iil (.ayoso streets, di+signated by ithe
Nos. 1O. 11 ani 12, nleaslrinlg r ash 32 feet front
on hlsinilo s rect. bi a depth of 141 feet 8 intclioes
3 InrHes, btween p iralllll lii s.
14. FIVEu AtR LAIN 1,0 i'S tiF GROUND situ
ated in t ao econd Distrl.t of this city, andl ii
the siloare toundo I t,y Customhouse, Bienvill,.
Rocehoblave and Dorganois streuts, and desig
nated by the Nos. 19. 20, 21t. 22 and 2'i. measuring
each 31 foet :; Inches fr,,nt oul BIlnville street by
a depth of 134 feet 10 inches and 6 Iines.
15. 'THiF UNDIVIDED THIRtD INTERETI'
iln andli to four erirlain Siu rms i f ground,
in the First District of this city, desigIated as
tqua is. .ga d "' C,"on pl n of Itnizenstein,
ldated Mav. '1877. alld oundied as follows:
tqluilre No 5 is b unulild by it. Pitt,rlek. Bau
diln. ilnks and Berlnadiltte s ri(ots, an I mieas
uires:319 fee' 8 inches 2 1lne- front on eatich of
H . Patrick and IliBrniulcdotte streets, by 314 feet I
inch 2 lines front on each of Baudin and R1,inks
st rets8.
llquarei No. ,R Is bounded by fit. Patrick. PBan
din. Bernadttoe rind ow Julia strn,- ts, and
measures 20 feeoot 6 inches front on St l'atrick
street. 314 feet 1 inch 2 Iin a on HBaudin strreet,
.10 fe. mnore ir less on New Juhastreet, and 8o
feet front on B ,rrla Iott.,n streC'.
Square '(C' is hounded by Bernadlot o. Baudin
andNewJluliastro .t s: IstrianguIlr iin shperundl
nimasllr s 43 ter t 7 inches 1 liie on Bornadotte
street., 67 feet :1 Inlrches I Illie on Baudili street,
arid st feet 6 inch. s. more or luss,. on oew Julirr
street.
qganre No. 17 Is bhondad by Olympia, New Ju
lia. UJlloit, Milrlnt anlidl deHRemecort strteets ald
melce tires 215 feet. on Olnympia st'e, t. 169 feet 6
in hlie.. motoo r lots. on New Julia. 108 f-.t on'
SIlloa, 319 feet 8 inches 2 lines on Mutrat. and 314
feet 1 inch 2 line. or d'HIomecourt street.
Terms and condi ines-O-ne-thi, d ert- h on the
spot,tand the remainder at one and two years'
oretdit for notes speeilly secured by mortgage
or vendor's lien. bearing all the usual clauses
of 8 ler cent tier annulrn intoeest from the day
of sale until final payment:2 per cent attorney's
fees in the oevent thb . a lit p rtion shout'l haro
to he sued upon to inforce payment. The im
priveneonls tr hb kept Il-ured nld the pillels
to( hbe tranlst rred to hie hlolders of tile no'us,
indl tho pu(irchasllrs to assume tlle taes due
and exigbibl for 1877, over and iybove the price
of aid udie,t.ion.
Acts f sale lit the expense of the purchasers
befor Theo. liuvol, 'sq.. notary public.
aD 14 21 my '3 11 1217 18 24
By Hpoey, Macon & O'Connor.
DOUBIE AND SINGI E COTTAGES AT AUC
TIOtN,
IN T F E FOUR l H DISTRICT.
Succession of Mary Staub, wife of John A.
Michel.
Second District Court. parishl of Orleans.
No. 39,417.
BY HOEY, MACON & O'CONNOR-Nicholas
J. Hoev. Auntioneer-O'fflo to. Il (tarendo
letstreet-SATU It D 4Y, Ju no 0, 1877. at 12 o'clock
m., at the St. Char les Auction E.xcihaoge, on St.
C(nrhls street. by virtue.f atl or der of the Hou
orabl- th S.ernold Dist rit Co rt f" r thu r parls,
of Orleans. dated 22d May. 1877. will be sold by
publi auction, tbhe following doscrbed prop
erty, to wit:
1. A LOT OF GROUND In the Fourth District
of this city, ill the squre bobound l by Lau-rl,
Annunciation. .Joseptlin a d Jacks ,n s teets.
measuria g :t fee' 11 t incheIs f out on. Laurel
stye.t by 159 fooeet 9 in hirs 1 , depth tetween par
all -1lines. together with nil the buildinos and
improvenmens. thereon comprising a doubie
one--tbry frame , ttagr. ki' clen, tec.. kn wn as
No. 92 Lau rel street.
2. A LO OF G..OUND in the Fourth Dis
trict of this city. in the squlare boon led by Lau
rel. Annunciation. Seventh and Eighth streets,
desig ated as Lot No. 5, and measuring 31 feet
3 inebesatrunt on Annunciation street by 110 toot
nldepth. together wl h all the buildingus and
improvements thereon, comprisiug a single
.one-story frame cotlage.
Terms of salo-0wish, and pur.h. sers to as
sume payment of all taxes of this year. 1877.
payable In 1878.
AC'sof sal- at the expense of the purchasrers
before John F. ,, fey. l..q., notary public.
my24 27 je3 10 17 24 30
By S. OGulault.
SUC('ESSION OF ADELAIDE VINOT.WIDOW
OF SAMUEL NELSON FIT'P.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 38 92n1.
BY S. GIUINAULT. Auetioneer-Office corner
of Exchange allhy and Blenvilli str-et
SATUitDAY, .Jn e 16, 1877, will bi sold, at
11 o'irlock m., at the Merchants and Auct oneers'
Exchange, ltoyal str et, betweenl Canal ncnul n uls
tomnhoulle streets, by virtue of an order from
the honorabln the 1econd District C.,urt for the
parish of rlieans, laid stay 17, 1877
TwO VACANT CONTIriUOUs LOTS OF
GRIOUND. desi ,ra'edt by No. 5 and letter A. Sit
uited ill thu Third ):strict of thisc(i y. in the
square b runded by Marais, Vilirce, LsplanaIti
ai:d Kerler cc streets.
Lot No. 5 measures o0 feet front on Varais
street by 147 feet7 lines in depth, between parat
let lines.
Lot A measures 40 feet 5 inches7 lines front
on Marais stre, t by 147 freet 7 lines in depth, be
tween parallel lihes.
See plan at the Exehange.
'J erms-Cash.
Acts of eale before A. 0. Dorio-ourt. notary
public, at the expense it he purchasers.
All taxes payable in 1878 to to patid by the p.ur
:lmtsers. my15 24 je2 9 18
BEE '& COOLERS
-AND
Dry Air Refrigerators.
We have securedI the Agency for SMI TH'S
DRY AI'tREFRI ;ERsTOtS and B ER ( OOL
iR-, whi .h ar' as cheap and only require one
fifth as inlh Ice as any other Ritrige: ator
ISe invi'e our frien s to call and examine
them if they need a Refrigerator.
MILLER & DIELMANN,
ap29 Im 50. 52 and 54 Sonth Peters itrr et.
JAMES LINGAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
mT6 122 Gravier street.
W. W. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONEOE, LOUISIANA. _
Practices in the parishes of Ouachita. More
house and Ritchland. Claims taken for collec
tion in all other parishes, with privilege ;i man
aging same in connection with attorneys retid
l there, nose eThuly
R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMBR1S..E
Furniture Emporium,
ARMORY HALL, 87 CAMP STREET.
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The Largest and Most Centrally Located Fnrniture
Establishment in the City.
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Constantly on hand, and at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, the largest and best selectee
assortment
To bhe found In the South. consisting of
Suits Upholstered in Brocatel, Cotoline, Reps, Terry and Hair Clotbh,.
and Finished in Gilt.
MARBLE TOP INLAID OARD and FANOY TA
BiLE 4 French PLATE MIRROR8 and Patent .ann
iCHAIR; fine BEDROOM 8UITtS, with French Plit.
Drr' ser D)respig OUses an3( Arm ,irs; magniflent
French i'late HALL STANDS, with HAL[L OHAIBBI:
to match; DINING-BOOM and LIBRABY SUITS of
every grade.
A oomplete asrortment of MEDIUM and COMMOR-.
FUBNITURE, of every grade suitable for country
and plantation use.
A large stock of boxed and knock down Fnrnitnr.
and Chailrs.
SPRING, HAIR and MOSS MATTREBSSS, HA.It
and FEATHEB PILl OWS and BOLSTEB8, anC,
LOUNGES, made to order.
ALL OF OUR GOODS ARE FROM THE BEST FACTORIES, BOTH EAST
AND WEST, AND OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
AR Goods packed nnd shipped free of charge. Thanking our friends and the public,
for their past patronago, we solicit a continuance of the same in the future.
R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
Armory Iall, No. 87 Camp Street, New Orleaens.
mha tf
ESTABLISHED IN 1825.
Corner Delord and Constance Street.
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WE ARE PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE
Steam Engines, Boilers,
Sugar Mills, Furnaces for Burning Bagasse,
Vacuum Pans, Clariflers and Filters,
SAW MILLS, COTTON PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS, JUDSON'S GOVEB.
NORS, GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS, GRATE BARS,
ALL KINDSF
PLANTATION AND STEAMBOAT WORK,
And every description of Machinery for the South.
We beg to call special attention to our large stock of SUGAR KETTLES. Having .u r
chased the entire stock of the Stacker Iron Works of Tennessee, for which Mr. E. F. La'llle
beuvre was formerly agent (and the only genuine Tennessee Kettles in the market)., We
offer the same for sale as well as those of our own manufacture, price list of which, We
will be pleased to furnish upon application.
fel,,t TEEEDS & CO.
SUMMER RESORTs.
M1ONTROSH HOUSE.
Biloxi. Misslselppl.
The Montross House Is now open for the roe'.p
tion of guests.
The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the traveling public genersll. that
the hours has been tho'oughly renovatedt, re
fl ted. and Improvemen's rmade to silr the most
exa ting No rain+ or expense will tb spared
to keeo the Mjontrnss House up to, Its usual
standard-first class in ev rv res.,+ et. Terms
m deraýn. Special rates to famines and per
manent gutl4s.
Telegrams or letters for rooms promptly at
tender to.
M, als furnished to exeurslonists at $1.
je 1n P. J. MONTRO()S, Proprietor.
WAVERLY HOTEL.
WALNUT STREET. LOUISVILLE. KY.,
Is now open to the TRAVELING PUBLIC.
It has all modern improv, meats; its Parlors,
Recs ption, leating and I Lning RoouI are on
the first floor: is handsomely fu nished and ae
cepts no rival. Apartmnts for famlites and
Sspeiat aldvantages to persons visit ng the city.
e.t.her for business or pleasure.
W. H. t'O TItILL, Manager.
C. G. JONES, Proprietor. my2o iw
POINT CLEAR.
THE SEASON OPENED.
The citizens of New Orleans and vieinage will
be glli to, lern that the superb new Hotel at
PO1IN r CLEAR was opened for the season on
the 15th inst., anl is now prepared for the re
ception and entertaiument of gue ts.
POINT CLEAR
combines more advnntages, both for the seekers
after health and plea-urc. than any other wster
tnig plaDe in the South Situated ,n Mobile Bay.
r wit in a stone's throw of the Gulf of Mexico, it
b)nsts s nf bathing, pure. health-giving salt
t air, the finest fish in the world, tine be tting and
driving, billiard saoonns and n pin aties.
'Thie HIot-l wes blilt I st year. and has, w!th
its surroundirngs. teen so improved as to make
it a most ,i.lighttul residene for summer. The
bes wnl furni:ure are entirely new, and the
cuisine is espocially excell.-nt. There is com
munoeation with Mobile twice daily, and parties
leaving New Orleans in the morning arrive at
the Hotel to dinner. Th,+ e ar.es are moderate
and s: ecial terms made for families.
'or particulars address
H. C. BALDWIN.
t my17 2m Proprie.tor.
Summer Arrangement.
SGRAND ISLAND HOTEL.
S. BEATY & CO.
Have leased this famous watejpg place for a
term of years. Ihe new managt-ment will open
f r the reception of guests ab.,ut the 20th of
May. Polite and attentive clerks will be on hand
to receive mnd wel,.om' guest . The cuisine will
be Ilnder the supervision of an old aln expe
rlretled aer. r. Mmie. !thinheart will look
fter the welfare of ladies and chiilren. A
3 smeum.r will pil in connection with the hotel
and leave the city wharf on the 19th of May in
charge of 11apt. M. Mehweency.
For freight, passage and terms, apnlyto S.
aty or Hite & Calin, agents. No. 4 T .houpi
toulas street, or to M. McSweeney ou bu ard
tihe steamer, m)6 tf
SWEET SPRINGS,
SMonroe County, West Virginia.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED SUMMER RE
sort, for hi-alth and lr assure, will be on..en
f.,r the acerommodation of viitors on the FIF
I'EENTH DAY tF JUNE.
Fiery prepara ion is being made for the con
venience and comfort of visitors.
CGA .GEo:
Per diem.......................... $ 0
Fer month.................... 6s 00
Children under ten years, half the above
rates. oervants accordng to ac.ommodations.
J. m. OUerntendent.
my5 m* ulmSurintendent.
CONSUMPTION
Postively Cuwred.
All sufferers from thi di' saee who are anxobus
to be cured should try DR. KIRS4NItK' CELE
BRATED GOISUMIPTIVE POWDERS. These
powders are the o ly preparation known that
will "ore CONKU M PTION and ali dfieeses of the
THROAT AND LUNG.--indod., s6 strong is
our faith in them. and also to convince you that
they are no hun bug, we will forward to every
sutterer, by mall, post paid, a FRat .TRIAL
BOX.
We don't want your money until you are
perfectly sutistled of their curative powers.
If your life is worth saving,don't delty in giving
these POWDERS a trial, as they will surely cure
Prlibe, for larae hnx $3. sent to any part of the
United States or Canadia by mail on receipt of
price. Address
ANH & ROIBINS,
apse ly 360 Fulton street, Brooklyn. N. Y
DRU. FAHRIS,
A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,
Co,ntinues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION to
the treatme .t of venereal and private diseases.
Recent cases cured . ashort time. Longstand
ing constitutl, nal adlm.nts ,re treated with un
parall-led success. hSpermatrrhoea, Seminal
Weakness or Nervous -,ebility and Impotency.
as the result of evil habits in youth or excesses,
which produce some if the foillowing effee's: As
emissions, blotch s, debility. deposdeney.
ditainss, nervousness, di,:ne-s of sight, cough,
constipation, e niusion of ideas, and unfitting
the victim for b miiness ,r marriage, are speedily
cured. A phyvtct .n who cenflues himself ex
clusively to the wreatment or a e9ita-t class of
diseases must poss, ss treatskill in that special
ty. A medical pamphlet for two stamps.
Medicines suppll. l C,,nsultation free. Cures
guaranteed. Hinurs: 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.: Sundays
from 7 a. m. to t p. m. Ofl'e No. 24 Exchange
Plac , between Canal and Customhouse.
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LEW IS' PREPARATION
of Fine Cast Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust.
Th-se having used and teste I the value
of this compouptd, are respe&tfully informed
that it can be had it the D)rug store of I. L.
LYON anl many other druggists of this city.
To the uninitiate I and skeptical I will say
that, in plicing it b-fore the pulic,. I have de
viated Irom the whole conclave of inventors "'of
the -urest aid best a' ti-bilious mndicines " etc.
I allude to their invariable secresy of ingre
dients. '.bh usual and only other mode in Dro
ducing Sulhuretted Iron is by the hydrogen
proiss, wh- re it is made by hundreds of
pounds for the Commerce of the world, and is
not to be dep nded on,. as it contains too great a
proportion , f carbon (chireol), which cannot
be avoided in the process of their manufac
turing it.
This Sulphuret of Refined Pteel is the pure
sulphuret of steel, having no; a particle of for
eign matter in :s combination. It is made by
hand.
Those eminent professors of ehemistry and
physicians of Frane., tog, ther with the United
'tates Di-spensatory, state that the great object
in adlministering iroli is to get the greatest
quantity into the gastric juice yf the stomach, as
it is intendid tor renovate and purify the blood,
and its known value as a tonic.
my4tr W.T.L.
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CROCKERY. CHINA. GLASSWARE. AND
HOUHEFURNISHING GOODS.
Over thirty years' experience in the business,
New store and new goods.
JOT Canal street, between Bargundy aus
Ramnre rt trve.ts. fae 1l
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