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0. Z. GlRABDUY S
iamr n.l a of
£atm Hlale. of Real Estate, Stoou, MEt3.,
Aro TutuA P AN AT TA
I.JEAULUU AVCTIION NXCUANGU,
-oh
tltUlt i J l-For wneount of the suoces
S th of sohs, F. Bruning-The twom-story
frame swellin, form lu thte onrthesst
eCorn er of Customhouse and Itobertson
s t and
The lot atioininw the above, with the one
tort Irame buildings, fronting on Cue
totnIuse st e, t.
That onum1odo aind centrally located two
hetwen t o and Erato. opposite the
The rtae and well built two-story
frame welling forming the southwest
oarner f Julia and Dryadee streets
'The eent and renvenlen . arrlanhedtwo.
eor brick dwelling, desgnated by the
elord street, between Camp and
i noe.
That l.ncted store and dwelling prop
J, formnl the outnwest corner of
omnmon and Frranklin streets.
Thq b natial and well built two-story
S elling designated by the No. es
T a reet, between Tehioupitoulas
Slidti. lotnas trees.
Twosnldld building Iots and four neat
oubse tenement frame dweljnms form
the northwest corner of Canal and
Ieur streets.
The atr-story brick store (pnrtially Jreed)
desnt d as No. 4S Peters, eween
Customhouse and llenville streets.
Th handaome raised cottage resl ences,
wth B xtoesive garden end ensure
forming the southeast corner
S opitat and or nnnisstreets.
The tlu i ttial and cen.rally located three
storbrk dwelling forming the north
corner of St. Louis and urguhdy
streets.
'That eat and conveniently arranged briok
did ra dwellinp designated by th0
'o. i als street, between tsanal and
Customhottse.
Those neat and comfortable tenement dwell
ing n 5tevnth street, between Lirtades
and It. Denas,
The well built and comfortable two-story
frme dwellinga, lth front and site gar
den, on Delearoalse, between bt. Charle
an o Pryteni str eets.
That o arminj lat eshore resldene situated
pt PYa Chbrstian, and havleg ea feet front
.ya depth of e areests. It is popula, ly
k Rpown em the "Vin~est" residence. llso:
The t'o Lee" Villa stuated about half a
mle above Boott' s tation on th Mobile
hItlroa. It fronts 13u feet on the Uni
-by;t ft atto the reil road.
Those bhoe houses, the double tenement
two ry frame dwelling, forming the
uthwt orner or raronne and Thalla
Th tbi tenement t wo-tor fre dwell
natl the ades Market, esignated
y o,t. I uterpe street, between Da
rotmne t Dryades.
Thoea etral arid O~mmnodo s thrse.story
brick uiwellings designated by the Nos.
0et r Burgundy, between lumalne
sad St Ann streets.
SThat e.elet businese stand the substan
ally but and aentrally iedtee
story brk storo designute by the No. o
Wtmoo aitret, between magine and
That verry eetral and well sonstructed fout -
orybrik store No. 111i raveer, between
Those well eaa dand splendidly built two
rik stores, Dopulari known as
th leon Warehouse, and situated on
th ew Levee and iulton streets, bo
ti Julia and Bt. Joseph,
h a pte uare of ground' bopnded by
P olnfl, Morales, Urquhart and Lessees
`e souuare of garound bounded by
Iland. Ulrod Mt. John the eBaptiat and
-si s streets
h throe I ulng lots on Morales,
etwee4n ba erdinan and Pl, es sloets
0 laed i Uc thtulats, s omeialepd
yve tiseets and tlsn at ti
S tnee, at Camp street.
if 1W, ADVZRTl tXKZXT1 r3M m.I
DOCTOR HEINRY SAUVE,'
Late of New Orlesas,
HOT SPRINGS,
bletm Arkansase.
PAUL S'AUVJ1,
. l mmereltatat',aer, Book A Job Printer,
adB Blak Bnok Manuracturer.
Agent for BUFFORD'S PIOTORIAL OLRDS.
Jeetm 37 commerwela Place.
CHOICE CHOICE CHOICE
TIMOTHY TIMOTHY IIMOTHY
RAY. HAY. HAY.
6 BALES CHOICE TIMOTHY, DUE
uer Towboat Warner and barges, and the
YINlTF EVER OFFERED, For sale by
GE )BRE HECK & CO.,
jes twO )r. Poydrae and Tehoupitoulas ets.
ERESIAURA'T-REr TAURAN'r.
S TRIBOONI'S RESTAURANT,
OUT ON THE PIL.1,
-At Ihe
LAKE END, PONTOBARTItAIN RAILROAD.
The most delightful place at the Lake. Every
thing of the best, P t ices moderate. jo 9 Im
S"EALUB PROPOSaLS.
TO JOB PRINTERS.
SBTTE PRINTING BOARD,
New O0 leans Jun. 6, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received by this board
darlng the next tea (10) days, up to and Includ
Sag TRIDAY, lath inst., for the printing and
binding of all the bhoks and blanks required by
*law reis ration of voters throughout
the all .f said printing to be done accord
lug to speclfoaations now on file in the office of
the ecretary of ttate, which are oveon for the
Inspection of interested parties, and as provided
for in act No. 101 of the extra session of 1877.
The board reserves the right to zeject any and
all bids.
All proposals most be addressed to Secretary
,of State Printing Board.
jel WILL STEVEN. Secretary.
'Cow Peas. Cow Peas.
Chelee Carolina Clay and Clay mixed Peas.
For sale by
G. A. LANAUX,
ie at No. 17 Conti street.
S NOTICE TO0 TAXPATERS.
* have the various SCRIP AND WARRANTS
table for payment of City Taxes 1873. 1874 and
an ad years previous. State Taxes 73.s,
1 li and the current year, which I sell in
urm to suit at the lowest mpgket rates. I also
ethese taxes and make large savings to the
er. W. BH. BARNETT roker.
s St. Charles st, opposite St. Chalis Hotel
3et
"DQMESTIC."
vesing completed arrangements with the
'neetie Sewing Machine Company for the
uthera aa eoy of their c-lebrated machines.
n .an r tlhm to the public at the Lowest
These maehines are warrsnted to be the light- I
st running, maet durable, and simplest incon- I
truction of any look-st toh ma'hine made.
A new stock of Domestic and "Grover and
laker" machines just received.
rover and Baker Sewingr achine Depot.
I. L. TRUE,
No.a S tares csiee, New Orleans.
sv~amol
SPECIAL NOTICES.
(bY ny A Pleat LItmlsiaa infantuy,
ojmery tlomp ainy A, Crescent City White
A tar meetins of this oompany
wper L a rn ory, MtoretSque Bn ldif,
JUne II St 7:10 p. in.. a whiel time a last op*
ortunity Will be red all old members of
&uoiany A. . . L., to e roll their names
with e npw opany lpotl the active r Iohn
orary role A larg and prompt attendlie 1i
desired, ae the llowing btislnesm Mil be
rought beore o nd b-lpa awy: .
1, Adoption ot conetitution and by-laws.
2. A optton of p.ry.
8. niform, etc.
4. Electilon on of o -re.
f4I4ISON WATTS, Captain.
A. E, XMonv,TirstM ergeant, jelo It
Take Notiee-Mall Mer. Fifty social
Club-The intent)n of our Club in al.i t e r
omlimnenlarv opl at the Art Hall (faar
lrounds), SATVUDAY .yhNINl, ieth Iyst..
to make it a select and respectable afnair.
he Reception Committee therefore reserves
e right to refuse admittance to any one hold
a Ladies' invitations whomn, in their judg
ment they may deem proper to exolude.
ea 10 11 11 11814 16 i
ate the lake - O-Ome or New orlease
ty Oft road Company, Non 1ti s anl street-
ew OrOleans, Mvay .o. 7.-until further nptie
rains for the Lake will leave te oty every hour
rom I o'clock q. m. to 8 o'clok p. m., end
ever, Itaif hoer from 8 I. m. to 590 p, m, The
least train wllhleave the Lake tEnd at l0 o'clock
p. m.
my" tf C.0. LEWIS, Becretary.
Louit.ana Levee Comlpany, S8 Carvnde
let street, New Orleans, 19th Mar l~1f-Nottoe
is ereby given, i accordance wit article No.
SoLthee hatcr, that a meeting of the !tock
lders f t m will be held at this
omoe on ONDAT, lnth June, 1871 between the
hours of 12 o'clock m, and 2 o'ceiLo p m. to
vote upon the acceptaneo or reieclion by the
iompany of the provisions of the ot of the
eogislature, Known Oy, NO. ee-f the Exta Ses
sion of 1 .7. JOIN HENDERSON,
President Louisiana Levee Company.
myll td
AMUSEMENTS.
I51 FU UN I
GREAT EXCITEMENT
At the
Loutslana Co.ke Pit.
Every St8unde oorner Du
maine and kioman ste.
Take te D maine street
are nit. Inb Iins atI o:io a, m.
LOT OR MISLAID.
CAUTION-HAVING LOST MY CIRIP liE
solved for services rendered as policeman
for the month of January, le7, the public are
hereby cautioned against trading f'r the amne.
jelo at JAIMEH DWYER.
FOR SALE.
For Sate.
A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE.
new and in perfect order, wil be sold very
heap. Address MACHINE. D)emocrat offie.
myl if
tOOR SALE--THEI DELIGHTFUL 4Is1C
' denoe and. xteneave grounds of Judge M.
A. Droley, at the corner of Washington and
Pearl streets. HegBnth District. (Carrollton.)
about 1e feet from St. Oharles street, are for
sale . The grounds consist of nine lots, covered
wlth about i0 orange trees, (somesixty bear
ng,) f and oter chice fruit trees. The Im
provements re nearly new-n raised cottage.
; tha marble lnntcl, hal, and all convenieent
tbilegs or ou try, etc., etc. Inquire at 20
t. harles t or on the premises, or ad
dree iPostoffloe bx Idle. api7tf
COPARTNERSHIPS.
COPARTNPBlRITP-TfIIK FIiRM OF PEET
YAE it& BOWLING is tbis day dissolvd
by limitation and muteul consent, and Its busl.
ness wil be lI uidated by their suoreesors
YALE A BOWLING, who will continue the busi
ness o1 the late firm.
E. PEET
CY tUM VY) LE
JOoEPH BOWLING.
New Orleans, Juno 1, 1877.
THE 'UNDER1IGNED HAVE THIS DAY
fL med a coprtnershlp under the style of
Y A LE rBOWL NO, suceesors to the bus nPe.
of P.et, Yale & Bowllng, and are ?Barged with
the liquidatilon of the bulness of the old firnm.
CYItU SYAL, .
JOSEPH BOWLING.
New Orleans, Juno , 1877. Jole at
Rt. HENRY BEER HAS THIS DAY WITH.
,drawn from our firm, the style of which
remains unchaneld.
LEHMfAN. ABRAHA & CO.
New Orleans. June 1. 1877. jel lit
Cow Pias-Cow Peas.
HOICE CAROLINA CLAY PEA8.
CLAY MIXED and other varieties.
600 TONN COTTON SEED MEAL.
For sale by A. A. G.R NWOO.D & d0.,
jos Im 47 Magazine streat.
BOUDRO'S RESTAUR rNT,
LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN.
jea 1y_ JARY A HAUSSE, Proprietors.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRIOES OF THE
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
OMcee No. 91 canal Street.
myl9 lm
JAMES LINGAN.
ATTORNEY AND .uUNKSELLOR AT LAW;
Grave street
GAS FIXTURES FOR SALE,
Below New York Wholesale Prices,
EITHER TO THE TRADE OR PUBLIO GEN
ERALEY.
Also a large supply of English Pipe Hooks
Gas Fitters' Tools and Malleable Fittings can
be bought, for cash, at less than factory quota
tions, at 36 Camp street
ap271 y JOEW 0. FPLUMIN. Asent.
Southern Shoe Factorv
OF JOHi HANSEN,
55 and a1 Canal street, New Orleans.
TO ALL 8&JTHERN OITIZENS.
I am of the same olinion as yourselves and
am determined to help buIld up the manufac.
turlinterest of our native State in order to
help the laboring classes and keep the money
whn.h would otherwise go to the North at home.
About a year ago I started my Facto ry and by
usting the bet material and nain my hands
Dromptly. I have been enabled to extend my
buslnes and support 50 women and children
that would have otherwise left the State, In
orderstill to increase my Faotory I would
earnestly call uon the merchants, not only of
theolty.but ofte whole .oantr, to give me
their uI andaetoo ..r met. nOme anto rt med
deU. JXO. HA2N5EN.
WANTS.
ITUrATIO4NM WANTBE--FIWALKB.
CoOks, ete.
W ANTED-A YOUNG GIPRMAN GIRL T
cook wash and iron for a smll familly.
Dpy withl reference.on MONDAY at No. s8
Firt street. jelo
IINurses, etc.
W ANTED-A tITUATTO AS NURIE. ORI
to travel. Address NURSE, this office.
Housek epers.
Dressmakers and Cesm.eresses.
TATANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENOE
V at Dressmaking and Sewing, wor bi the
day or week; Is a 'st-elasseg Cutter and Fitter
for ladies' and children's clothes Inquire at
174 Rampart street. 2 doors from St. Anu. jei tf
W ANTED-A SITUATION A8 SEAMaTRE48
or nurse. No objection to going 'o the
country. Address R. T.. this office. jell tf
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES.
Clerks and nslesmsn.
W ATED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A CLERK
ship or collector in any grocery commis
sion or cotton house. Referenco given if de
sired. Address W. C., Democrat office. jell
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. AGE so
married, a situation in any commercial
house where he can make hi mself generally use
ful. Salary not so m'ch an oble't as employ
ment. Address "Business," as Exchange alley.
jelo
WTAN1ED--BY A MARRIED MAN, A PITU
ation as clerk in any kind of business.
Moderate salary epected. AddressJ. P. L. this
office. jeo tf
W ANTED-THE ADVERTISIcI WILL POST
a small set of books for $1o per month dur
ing thesummer. Address F, r., Box 211 P. O,.
Je7tf
W ANTED-BY A YOUNGt MAN-A HITUA
tlon as clerk, porter or warehouseman'
speaks English. French and OTerman; bst of
references given. Address J. W. W., 2s Jo-e
phine street, je?
A YOUNO MAN LATELY ARRIVED PROM
. ew York deslres employment in any ca
pcity Has irst class business qualiflealions.
Would render lis services from now till Octo
ber 1 for bnard and lodging, Address J. G..
Democrat office. joe
W ANTED-A CLERKSHIP, IN ANY CAPA
city, in acommerelal house; is willing to
give his s"rvices gratis until September 1 1877.
Address M. U., this office. jee tf
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK-REEP
er o" eorrespoudent in a cotton, grocery
or colIin bdion 1 ouse. Beet of reference given,
Salary reasonable. Address. "Accountant.'
Democrat olffice. jt tf
HELP WANTED--FIEMALEM.
WANTED-rUPILA.
W ANTED-A FEW PUPILS FOB A LATIN
C(ass Addreas S., this ofioce ji't tf
WANTEDI-C NNVAC ERC.
XATANTED-AGENTM, MALE AND FEMALE,
7 to canvass light artlles: t"icok -ales and
large profits. Address NOVELTY CO., Demo
crat oft1e. jos tf
IHOUtSE WANTED.
W ANTED--A SMALL HOUSE IN THE
S xth District, situated on two or three lots
of ground. A good tenant can be found for
such a house, if rented cheap. Address "II.
Y.," Democrat offce.lo
A GENTLEMAN FRIOM MARYLA D WANTS
saltuation. Best r f"rence. Not afrnid of
work. Please address *My Maryland, omleno of
the Democrat. je9 if
MIlNRELL.ANiIEOU1.
W: ANTED-PRAOl I("AL HOUSE PAINTER
V witll paint a house where the owner will
furnish material and deaires a good job done
cheap. Address PAINTERthis offlo., joge
-IW ANTED-A SITUATION AS DRIVER,
Collector or Private Watchman, by a
young man of go "d moral habits. Best of refer
ences given. Address N. D., this office.
jos tf
AANTED-EMPLOYMENT AS TEACHER
Sof E glish or French or Music, at rea
I sonable toers and good r ference. Address L.
f., New Orleans P1 stofflo, jeos 1w
W ANTED-A PARTY HAVING S200o CASA H
S would like. to enter Iato some business
with a responsible berson. Address 0. C., Demo
cratOftloo. myo tf
STATIONERY AND MUSIC-oMo MAGAZINE
street. Pianos Tuned for $1 so.
ms5tt 0. LEFCH.
BOARDING.
-OARDING-SELEOT PRIVATE BOARD.
ing-Comfortably furnished front rooms,
with superior Board, can he obtained by the
day. week or month, at the elegant private resi
dence No. 146 Carondel t street, where all the
comforts of a relinqd home can be obtained on
reasonable terms./ French and English lan
guages spoken in the family. References ex
changed, jee
161 CARONDEt.ET bTltlEF; IN THE
most desirable boarding-house in the
city, in a cool and breezy location, two hand
somelyv furnished rooms, always cool and airy,
and especially suited for the summer, with five
large windows opening on a wide gallery.
'i hose rooms will be rented, with superior
board. Also, other roomu on the same floor.
These rooms are especially suited to persons
who arc compelled to spnd the sulmmor here
and desire to avoid -he heat and discomfort of
a Nw Orleans summer. jo3 Im
FOR RENT.
LFOR RET--TWO-STORY ITOU-SE NO 133
1 Josephine street. Rent $*t per month. Con
venient to three lines of cars. Apply at .orner.
jo00 1w
JATENT INCUBATOR-FORI HATCHING
Chickens. Send orders to CHAtLht G.
SBOBUL'Z. s3 Natchez street. jog lot'
F'OR RENT--110 GAINNIE HTREET, FIVE
' ooms. $11 per month in advance. Apply
to WM. Bt, RUK, next door. Jes
iOR RENT-COTTAGE, 130 WAbHINOGTON
street, near Magazine. Rent te0. je7 tf
HANDSOME COTTAGE FOR RENT-THE
neat cottage House No. 226 Eighth street,
between Colisoum and Chestnut streets, com
pletely repaired and just painted. Has eleven
rooms, gas throughout three cisterns, double
privy. pwved yard, utc. Is in a choice neighbor
hood and only oneand a half sqeuares from each
Prytania and Magazine streets. Rent so a
month. Apply to NASH & HODGSON, No. 13
Carondelet street. je7 It
ORB RENT AT MANDEVILLE-A COTTaGE
on the Lake Shore completely furnished,
near Colome's Hotel. Also the cottage No. 143
Elysian Fields street with large groads suitable
for a dairy or a gardener. Apply for particu
lars at No. 146 Carondelet street. je3
· R RENT-A FURNISHED FRONP BOOM,
' No. 11 Franklin street, two steps from Canal
street; with board, $25 a month: without board,
s$. Suitable for one or two gentlemen. my20
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LEON QUEtBOUZE. OBOAB BOIS.
QUEYROUZE & BOIS,
Wholesale CreeFs,
DEALE.B IN WINES AND LIQUOBS
And all kinds of WESTERN PRODUCE,
At the Blune Steres,
Corner Old Levee and Bienville streets.
delt "e 1 New Orleans,
TAX NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Fifth District. Algiers.
April 19. 1877.
All persons within the limits of the Fifth Dis
trictowing license and capital tax are nereby
notified that the office for the collection of said
taxes is now open at the corne of Sfgn aisn
Patterson streets. Alg ierTs x t.
.pi9 tt State Tax or.
JUDICIAL AIDV) TISU1ZENT3.
AUCTION NALiM,
By Nash & Hodgson.
UREAT SALE
OF THE
MORGAN IsTATIs,
EMBRACING
THREE AND FOUR-STORY BRICK STOREM
AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
ON CANAL CAMP, COMMON, POYDRAS,
ST. CHARLES, ROYAL. CHARTRES AND
DECATUR STREETS.
IN THE MATTER OF
WM. It. MORGAN VS. HENRY MORGAN. ET
ALS.
Second District Court, parish of Orleans,
No. 89.s80.
FOR A PARTITION.
Y N8H & HODGSON-W. I. Hodgson,
eAVtioner-e Me, No. 18 Carondelet street.
On TUtSbY JN JUNE . I18, at 12 o'clock m..
t te te it. Charles Auetinn Exchange in the
basement rotunda of thI St. Charles iote. in
this city, by virtue andin puareuaooe os a udg
ment ofthe Hon. A. L TLsot, Judge o the
tecond District Court for the arish of Or
leans, rendered on the 4th of Mar, 1877, and
slgned on the 9th of May, 1877, in the above en
titled matter No. 89,880, for a partition, at pub
lic auction, the following described very valua.
ble ptoperties, will be sold
PIIRMT DISTRICT,
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STOIIE,
No. so CANAL STREET,
BETWEEN CAMP AND MAGAZINE STREETS
1. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF OROtND, to
Sether with all the buldllits and improvements
thereon, situated in the First District of thi:
city. in the square No. 1869, hounded by Canal,
Common Camp anti Magazine streets, desig
nated as lot No. 8, and mea uringsl feeta Inches
front on Canal street. 21 fee t a Inches and t lines
in width In the rear by a depth of 127 feet 8
inches and 4 lines on Ihe side next to Migazlne
street antd l12 feet. 9 inches on the other
side lin nearest Camp street all more or
less Amnriean measure, eccording to a sketch
by J. A dilemneourt, city survtyor, dated Jan
uary 10, 1877.
THE FOUR STORY BRIOK STOIIE,
. NO. 17 CAMP STREET,
BETWEEN CANAL AND COMMON STREETS.
2. ONE VALUABLE tOT OF GROUND, to
oether with all the buildling and improvements
thereon, situated in the First District of this
city, in the square No.170, bounded by Camp, St
Charles, Canal and Commonstree a. dlesign ted
as lot B. and measuring 2a feet 1 inch and alines
front on Camp street, by an irregular depth, as
follows: il the line nearest to Common street.
a first depth of 71 feet 10 inches and 4 lines,
thence on a line parallel to Common street a
second depth of a feet 8 Incites and 4 lines;
thence on a line perpendicular to the side line
nearest to Canal street and running towards
said C nhal street 10 feet two inches: thence on a
line parallel to the said side liun.neareet Canal
street a third depth of 4 feet n Inches; and lastly.
ou a line perpendicular to the said side line
nearest Canal street, tooet, where it meets said
side line, which measures 79 loot 4 inches in
length and depth.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE
NO. 19 CAMP bTIIEET (adjoining.)
3. A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the bnlldtnst- anti improvements there
on, pituated in the same district aoll s.uare as
the last above ldescribed property. designated as
lot A. anll meI.turing 21 feet I inch and 2 lines
front on Camp street, 19 foet 2 inches In width In
the rear, by a depth of 71 feet 10 inches and 4
lines on the side litn neare4t Canal street, and
74 feet 9 intheo on the other side lin,next to
Comnmon street.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE
NO. 117 COMMON STREET,
BETWEEN CAMP AND ST. CIIAllLEA
STREETS.
4. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
g.ther with nli the buildings and Improvements
thereon, situated in thle saree district and
square as the last above described property,
designated as lolt C. and nreasuring 22 feet 9
Inches and 4 line. front on Common street by
an irregular depth, as follows: On the side line
nearet to Camp street it has a firet depth of 6o
feet: thPnce, on a lino parallel to Common
street and running towards St. Charles street,
a feet 3 Inches and 4 lines ; thence, on a line per
pendiclar to the rear line, a second depth of o0
feet inehes: thence, tn a line parallel to the
,aid .rar line, running towards St. Charles
street, 4 fet 6 inches: thence, on a line perpen
dihular to the said rear line, a last depth of a
feet.
Qunthe line nearest St. Charles street, said lot
has a first depth of 89 feet; thence on a line
parallel to Common street, and running toward
Camp street 4 feet a i oboe; thence on a line
parallel to the first depth line, a second depth of
s feet 1 inch: thence on a line parallel to the tear
line. running towards Camp street 6 feet 2
Inches and 4 lines: thence on aline perpendlte
lar to the said rear line a last depth of a feet,
where it mootte the said rear line, which moan.
eana a fuel a Inchean.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE.
NO. 119 COMMON STREET, (adjoining.)
5. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to.
gether with all the buildings and limprovements
thereon, situated In the same district and
square as the last above described property.
designated' as lot D, and measu in'g a' feet 9
Inches and 4 lines front on Comn on st roeet, by a
depth of 70 feet 10 inches on the side line near
est St. Charles a reet ; on the sids line nearest to
Camp street, and adjoining lot C it has a first
depth of 59 feet; thenee on a line parallel to
Common street and runnin-r toward- Camp
street 4 feet a inches: thence on a line parallel
to the side lines, a second depth of a feet 1 inch:
thence on a line pfrallol to th' rear line and
running towards Camp street 5 feet 2 inches antd
4 lines; thence on a line perpendicular to the
said rear line a lest depth of s feet. where it
meetl the said rear line, which measures 1a fLet
t inches.
The medsurementsof the lant four destribed
properties are all, more or less, and American
measurement, according to a sketch by J. A.
d'Hemecourr. City Surveyor, dated February
9, 1877.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK JTORE,
No. 73 CAMP STREET,
BETWEEN COMMERCIAL PLACE AND POY
DRAS STREET.
a. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
gathller with all the buildln's end improvements
thereon, situate d in the First District of this
city, in the suuare No. 173, bounded by Camp.
St. Charles and Pot dras streets and Commercial
Alley, designated as lot No. 11, and measuring
21 feet 5 inches and 4 lines front on tamp street
by a depth of 170 feet 4 inches. all between equal
and parallel lines. American measure.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STOBE,
KNOWN IS THE WAVERLY HOUStE,
ON N. W. CORNER OF I'OYDRAS AND CAMP
STREETS.
7. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
gether with all the buildings and imorov inments
thereon, situated in the same district and
square as the last above described property,
designated as lot No. 1, and measures 23 feet 2
inches front on Camp street, by a depth and
front on Poydras streot of o10 feet. all between
parallel lines, American measure, being bound
ed in the rear by an alley 5 feet in width, lead
ing to Poydras street and common to said lot
and other lots borde, ing thereon.
'1 he list two described properties have meas
urements according toa sketch by J. A. d'Heme
court, City Surveyor, dated January 16, 1877.
SECOND DISTRICT.
THE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE.
NO. 44 ROYAL STREET,
BETWEEN CUSTOMHOUSE AND BIENVILLE
STREETS.
8. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situs ed in the Second District of this
city. in the square No. 35. bounded by R val.
Customhouse and Bienville streets and Ex
change Alley. d signated as lot No.7. and meal
uring 21 feet 3 inches front on Royal street b- a
depth of 67 fee 8 inches between equal and par
allellines. American measure, according to a
sketch by J. A. d'Hemecount, City Surveyor.
dated January 16, 1877.
THE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE,
NO. 59 ROYAL STREET,
BETWEENBIENVILLEAND CONTI STREETS
9. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. to
gether with all the buildings and mprovements
thereon, situated in the becond District of this
city in the square No. K. bounded by RBoal.
JUDIoI.L ADVZIaTsZmaMsNT.
AUCTION UMALaD .
D y Nash A Hodtsoa.
Bourbon Blenville and Conti strets deelg
na sd l lot No. 4, and masurtidtg ee 1 inet
lines rot on yal street, b a det of
1 et 1 nhes anti 4 lines on the ald line
nearest to Coti street: on the line nsketaeti
ille street t menesures s9 feet 9 inches, at Wli h
distance it widens at right angles 2 feet 1 inoh
thews, on a second depth line, al7 eot 11 Inches
,h "oh distanoe It nrrows at r)ght angies 4
fet ltreh and 4 lines; thence, a third dept olf
feet P nches, whore it narrows at right ales
feet 4 inches and e lines: thence a fouh th
of ai feet l lnch ean ndinesa, and 2 feet inbs
and? lines lnlth in the rear' all, moreores,
American measure, according to a sketch M
by J. A. d'flemeoourt. City Surveyor, dated Jan
uary 16, 1877.
THE FOUR STORY 1BBICK TORE,
No, 2O OHARTRES BTREET,
BETWEEN CANAL AND OUSTOMHOUSE
STREETS.
10. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to.
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the second District of this
ofty, In square No. i,. bounded by Jnartr-,
Canal, Csetohouse and Dorstere streets,deig
nated as lot D, which measures 21 feet 8 Inthes
6 lines front on Chartres street, 29 feet In width
in the rear, by a depth of 190 feet 8 inches 7
lines on the side line nearest Canal street, and
a'depth of 180 feet a inches 4 lines on the side
line nearest Customhouse street, all (more or
less) American measure, soaording to a sketch
by J. A, d'Hemeoourt, oity surveyor, dated Jan
uarr 1o. 1871.
THE TPHRIE-STORY BRIOKR TORE,
No. 8 COHARTRES STREET,
ON NORTHEAST OORNER OF BIENVILLE
STREET.
11. ONE VALUABLE TOT OF GROUND, to
gether with all the buildings and improvements
theoron, situated in the Second District of this
city, In square No. 29, bounded by Chartres, De
catur (late Old Levee), Conti and Bienvillo
streets. designated as lot A. and measuring 22
feet 1 inch front on Chartres street, by a depth
and front on Ilenville street of 64 feet, between
equal and parallel lln s.
THE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE.
No. 02 CHARTRBE STREET (adjoining).
12. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
grthor with all the buildings and improvements
tllereoni, situated in the same district and
square as the last above deswribed property,
designated as lot B and mea uring t2 feet 2
Inch s iront on Chartroe street, by a depth of 64
feet between equal and parallel lines.
THE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE,
NO. 6 CIIHARTHES STIEET, (adjoIning.)
13. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. to
gether with all the bulildings and imurovemente
thereon, situated in the same distriot and
sou ire as the last. above describedt property,
designated by the lot C, andt measuring 21 feet. 2
inches front on Chartres street, by a depth of 64
feet, between equal and parallel lines.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE.
NO. 37 BIENVILLE STIREET, (in rear of above.)
14. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF OROUND, to
g, thor with all ihe buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the same district and
square as the three IAst above described proper
ties, and adjolning them in their rear, desig
nated as lot , tand measuring 24 feet 9 inches
front on Bienville street., by a depth of 64 feet s
Inches, between equal and tnrallel lines.
The four last above described proc erties are
all American meaenre, and are, according to a
sketch by J. A. d'Hemoourt, city surveyor,
dated January 1, 1877.'
IX1'TII DITIATRICT.
TWO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE,
WITH OIIOICE HALF SQUARE,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND DUFONSAT
HTRE F.Td.
1o. A CERTAIN HALF SQ AIE OR PORTION
OF GROUND. together with all the buildi gs
and improvementq thereon, situated 14 the
Sixth District of this city, in the square No. e,
bounded by St. Oharle-, BaIluse , goniat and
Iufoetsant streets, designated by th letter A. on
a sketkh hv J. A. d'Hometourf, City Surveyor
dated Janttary 1d, :977, antd Ics.rin 189 feet
front on St. Charles street 12 feet front on
Bacchus street. by a depth of 20o feet on the side
nearest Soniat street, and a depth and front on
Dufossat street of 2os feet,
TERMS AND CONDITIONS-One-third cash
and the balance in two equal payments at one
and two years' credit, in notes of tnepurehasers.
to their own o der, bearing interest at the rate
of eight per cent per annum from date until
pa.d and secured by mortgage and vendor's
rtyiliee on the property sold:; he notes to be
dtvid.d Into coupons to represent the shares Co
the various co-proprietors and vendors, with
the option given to the purchasers to payin cash
all the trice or any additional portion thereof
over the one-third, and with the customary
clauses of de non alienando, Insurance, duly
transferred, of the buildings and improvements
for an amount pufflti-nt to cover the credit
terms and the clause of five per cent for attor
ney's fees in case of non-payment of the notes
and of judicial proceedings for the recovery of
the same.
Ten per cent of all purchases to he paid cash
on the spot at the moment of adjudleation, to
bind the salon; and the pturchasers to assume
over and above their bids the taxes becoming
due and eslgihle In the year 1l78,
Acts of sale before Theo. Guyol. Notary Pub
lie, at the expense of the purchasers.
In the Matter of
WM. It. MORGAN VS. JAMES COLLES ET ALS4.
Second District Court. parish of Orleans
No. 39.3a4.
FOR A PARTITION.
BY NASH AND HODGSON-W; I. Hodgson,
Au n.Atlonner- Office No.13 Carondelet street
On TUESDAY, June 12. 177 at 12 o'clock m., a
the St. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rotunda of the ht. Charles Hotel, in this
city by virtue and in eursumtneo of a judgment
of the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans. rend
ered on the 4th of May. 1877, and signed on the
9th of May. 1877, in th matter of Wm. It Morgan
vs. Jo.nes Colles et is.. docket No. 39.814, for a
partition, the following described valuable
property, at public auction. will be sold
SECOND DISTRICT.
THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE.
CORNER CUSTOMHOUSE AND DECATUR
STREETS,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOMHOUSE AND NEW
PEOPLES' BANK.
i. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. to
gether wth all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Second District of this
city, in the square No. 7, bounded by Decatur
(late Old Levee), Clinton, Customhouse and
lienvillo streets, designated as lot No. 1. and
measures 24 feet, 2 inches and a lines front on
Decatur streut, 24 feet, 5 inches and 2 lines in
width in the rear and front on Clinton street, by
a depth of 108 feet.5 inches and a lines on the
side line nearest Bi.nvllle street, and 112 feet in
depth and front on Customhousestreet all more
or less American measure, according to a
sketch by J. A. d'Hemecourt, city surveyor,
dated J tnuary 10. 1877.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS -One-third cash
and the balance in two equal payments at one
and two years' c edit. in notes of the purchaser
to his own order, bearing interest a' the rate of
eight per cent per annum from date until paid,
and secured by mortgage and vendor's privi
lege on the property sol ; thu notes to be divi
ded into coupons to represent the shares of t!ie
various co-proprietors and vendors: with the
option given topurchaser to pay in cash all the
price or any actdtional portion thereof over the
one-third; and with customary elauses of denon
alienando, ILsurance, duly transferred, of the
buildings and improvements, for an amount
sufficient to cover :reditterms' affd thq clause
of five p-r cent for atornoey's fees, in oase of
non-payment or the notes and of judicial pro
ceedings for the recover y of same.
Ten per cent or the purenase price to be paid
cash on the soot at the moment of adjudication.
to binlt the sale; and the purchaser to assume
over and above his bid the taxes becoming due
and exigible in the year 1878.
Act of sale before Theo. Guvol, notary public,
at the expense of the purchaser.
-00 1
IN THE MATTER OF
WM. R. MORGAN VS. JOHN V. MORGAN
ET ALS.
Second District Court. parish of Orleans.
No. 39,395.
FOR A PARTITION.
1Y NASH & HOLGiON-W. I. Hodgson.
-A uctioneer-Office No. 13 Caronde'et street
On TUES DAY. JUNE 12. 1877. at 12 o'clockt m.
at the S . Charles A net on Eechange..in the base:
ment ro und r of the SL Charles Hotel in this
ci y. by vir.uv and in puratsanoe of a judgment
of the Hon. A. L. 'TiSsot. Judge of thee d
District Court for the parish of Orl
dered on the 4th of May. 1877, ind sisa
9th of Ma, e1877. in the maner of Wm. I3.
vs John M . Norgan, et ala. docketNo.
JDOICIAL ADVOETI53MENTS.
AUCTION SALIA.
y NMask a modRso.
at partition, the followrag described valuab:e
I properties, at publio auction, will be sold
IERST DISTRICT.
THE FOUIO-TORY BBICK STORE
ON NORTHEAST 00RNER OAMP AND POY.
DRAS STREETS.
1, ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to.
aetherwith all the buiidings and ta rovere e
thereon, siuated the irst District
ltv, It theSquat o , s o ar , bund by p.
m agqzm, cllnldras and Itatehes strteets, desi
nated as lot No. 2, and measutgs 0 1e t 1 inc
fronton vamp street, by a depth and front on
Povdra atreest of feeta iches, between equal
and parallel lines.
THE FOUB-BTORY BRIOK BTOEB,
No. 100 CAMP STREET (adjoining).
., ONE VALUA LE LOT OF GROUND, to
getherwith all the b jildlngs aud im rovemonts
square aa the asatabove desribeda property
designated as lot No. 24, and moeasoresil eet it
Inches and 4 lines front on (lamp street, by a
depth of. 8 feet a inches, between equal an*
parallil lines.
THE FOURB-STORY BRICK 8TOIt
NO. ~9 CAMP STREET, (adjoining.)
a. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
getherwith altthe bulLings and improvement
thereon, situated in the same district ani
square as the ilM. above described property
designated as t.o., and measuresl feet ii
inches and 4 lines front on Camp street, bya
depth of 5s feet a inches, between equal an
parallel lines.
Tne three last above described properties are
Amerloan meseure, and are wwor(tina to a
sketch of J. A. d'Hemecourt, City Burveyor.
dated January 1b, 1877.
IEV4eND DIMTRICT.
SUPERIOR POUR-STORY BRICK STORE,
ON NORTHEAST CORNER OF. CANAL AND
.JHARTT E8 STREETS.
4. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Second District of this
city, in the square No, 82, bounded by Oanal.
Chartree, Customhouse and Dorslere streets,
designated as lot A, and measuring 2 feet
Inches front on Canal street, by a depth and
front on Chartres street of es feet 9 inuhes an,
4 lines, between parallel lines, with the use ýi
common of a yard in the rear of lots B and C
said yard tig 41 feet 7 inches long by a width
of 9 feet 4 inches and 4 lines, containing water
closets, etc.
THE OUR STORY BRICK STORE,
NO. as CANAL STREET (adjoining),
a. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, si uated inthe same district an lsqusr
as the last above desaribed property degnat d
as lot B. and measures 20 feet 10to ines front on
Canal street, by a depth of as feet 1 inheas be
two- n parallel lines, withthe common use of the
rear yard above descrltmd.
THE POURH STORY ltIIICK STORE,
NO. 87 CANAL STREET, (adjoining.)
6, ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to
gether with all the buildings and im rovement
thereon, situated in the same strlet
square as the last above described rosty.
drsignated as lot C. and measures 2 feet9 inctes
front on Canal street, by a depth of as feet 10
Inohe4, between parallel lines, with the ue of
the rear yard above described, common to these
three properties only.
The above measurements are all more or leas
American mOasure. and are according to a
sketch by J. A. d'Hemecourt, city surveyor,
dated Jaau.ry 18.1877.
Plans of all the above described propertIes
will be on exhibition, and all necessary informa
tion in referehoe to existing leases on the vari
ous properties will be announced from the
TERM AND CONDITIONS-One-third cash,
and the balane in two equal paymenfe at one
and two years' redit in nofes of the purchasers
to their own order, bearing interest at the rat
of s per cent per annum from date- until vsad.
and seodred by mortgage and vendors' rivi
leaI on the property sold, the notes to be dvid.
ed into couponlls to reprosoent the shares of the
vnrious eo-proprietors and vendors,with the o.
Lion given to the purehaers to pay in cash all
the price or any additional pori Ion thereof over
the one-third, and with the customary clauses of
de non alisnando. Insurance, duly transferred,
of the buildings and improvements, for an
amount suffiolent to cover the credit terms, al.
the clause of five per oent for attorney's ees in
case of non-payment of the noes and of ju
clal proceedings for the recovery of the name.
Ten per cent of all purchases to be odd cash
on the spot, at the moment of adjudication, to
bind the sa es, and the purchasers to assume
over and above their bids the taxes becoming
due and exigible in the year iS7I.
Aets of sale before Theo. Guyol, notary pub
lie, at the expense of the purchasers.
mylo 15 22 29 je5 10 td
By O. Valtoan.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES ON IRENCHMEN,
MARAIS AND HOSBITAL STREETB.
HUOCESSION OF WIDOW ETIENNE BRE"
MONT.
Becond District Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. 99,286.
BY O. VALETON.Auetioneer-OfOmce. 93 and 96
SMgaene street.-M-ATU'tDAY, June 1i,
1871, at 12 o'clock M., will he solu at the Mer
chants and Auetioneers' Exhnhngee, on Royal
street, in comp lance to an order from the Hon.
A. L. Tissot, Judge of the tecond District Coonrt
for the pariah of Orleans. dated Ma 3, 1877
1, A CO'RTAIN LOT OF GHOUND. situated
in the Third Distrlct of this city, In the stluare
bounded by Frenchmen. Marais. Urquhart and
El sian Fields streets. measulng, French
measure. so feet front on Frenchmen street, by
a depth of 120 feet, to4ether with a briek between
posts one-story dwelling house, No. 178a co.
takning 4 rooms and a gal cry, a one-story frame
building of 2 rooms. 2 side shades cistern, well
and pump, a portion of the yard paved with
brick, and balance of ground set in flower
awl fruit garden, all in ood order.
2. A LOT OF OGROUND.situated in the Third
Di-trit of this city,in the square bounded by
Marais or Morales, St, Anthony Urquhart and
Bagatelle streets, measuring about 23 feet 2
incne and a lines front on Marals street. by a
depth of 1e0 feev 4 arInee, tosetherwith all the
improvements thereon, consisting of a one
story frame butldi g. No. 4.a. containing two
large and one small room, with gallery three
separate buildings in the yard, two with two
rooms each. and the other of one room, S eis
terns 2 shades, brigested yard, fruit trees, Ste..
the whole in ood order.
a. A LOT 8 OaOUND. situated in the Sec
ond District of this city. in the square bounded
by Hospita', R.yal. Bourbon and Ursullnes
streets, measuring, French measure 28 feet
front on H spital street, by 6s feet in depth, to
gether wl.i all the improvements thereon, eon
misting of a one-story frame butldlig bearlng
No. 84, eontainino 4 rooms, with a fCe ail, a
two-story budding of 4 rooms, and another
small building of one room and store room at
tached, the whole covered with a ates; hydrant,
paved ar .d,et.s, alli n ood order.
TERMS AND CONDTIOS-One-half cas
and balance on one year's credit for notes soe
cured by speclal mortgage and vendor's privi
lege, bearing eight per cent interest from day
of sale until paid: the buildings to be kept
insured for amount of notes. and policies
transferred to the holders thereof: five per cent
attorney's fees in case of a suit The taxes wa
able in 1877 to be assumed by purchaser. Ten
per cent of adludication prices to bh paid at the
moment of sale.
Acts of sale before O. De Armas, Notary
Public. myl2 2a jestd
By D. E. Mtrphy & Som.
CREDIT 8ALE
Large and extensive stock of fresh and mer
chantable Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
surrendered to their creditors by A. T. Ben
nett & Co.
BY D. EMORPHY & 80N-A. ,. MORPHY.
Audionesar.-Will he sold as per rrderNo.
1568 of the HWnorable Edward C. Billings.Judge
of the U. S. District Court in Bankruptcy. dated
the thirty-first May. 1877, on TUESDAY. the
twelfth June, 1877, at to o'clock a. m., in store
No. 16 T'-houpitoulas street, and No. 16 New
Lev street-
t.endid and very se'ect choice stock of
ROCEK INH , WINES and LIQUOIi, surren
dered by Messrs. A. T. . tt & o., bank
rupts, to their c abovegoods are
well worthy the etlr wheo.l W ae and
retail trade odf m e.no e a
Terms and or U1iasr. eh :
mkom o to p5o1 days: over $19, ninety
for .notes drawn to the eatisfactton of the
messenee appointed by thg above,
3e20 iZ