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ipWICIAL ADVZRTISZMZtTS.
AUCVEfqO NALUS.
$7 a. M. & s. J. Montgomery.
8UCCI SSXON OP 4OH18 MARTINEZ DEL
CAMPO,
S annolI I)Itriet (Court for tho I'arkh of Or(letnM
Nu, dM,571.
BY R B . M i& B. J. MONT.CIOMERY-B. BI.
D Montg mery. Auotloneer-By virtue of pn
order made and pigned Juno 3 s1817, in the
above sucession, Iwill sili at public aution. t
the St. Uharles Auction Myxehsnge. on 8ATUJU
AY, July a,. 1.t, at 1 o'clock m,., the following
desoItibd property,to wit
, TWO CE AprAtN LOTH OF GROUND
together with the trobe four-story briir, slated
store. ited ln temn First istrict of the city
of NoW ' reane. forming tioe ~uare or islet
bounded by Neow vee, Catl, Futon and Com
mo streedts, and desgnate by the n umbtrs one
anid two on a plan kow as the Ian of J. A.
Bwetw, depositel in t o. of the latre H. B.
conas. nta ry, under dateof the twel tth of Janu
sry. 102. Lot number one mnnattures thirty.
Sfitt feet seven inthao seven lines front on New
Leme street, twetty-felr feet six ipche front
n Fulton street by one huidred nd thirty-six
fee two linla depth anti otrt on (lanai street,
anone hundred and twenty-eight feet three
nh In depth on the line divlding it front lot
number two.
Lot number two m'tisures thirty-elght feet
even inches seven Ilnes front on slid Now
,evee stret an't twenty-four feet six inchos six
ines front pn Fulton street by onehupdred and
wenty fest five inches four lines in dept and
front on Common street and onh hundred and
twenty-eight tret three inches In depth on the
line dividing t fromn lot number one. all Ameri
can me inure:; ing the same property which
the said dCe.qnstd required by purchase trom
the city of N.w Orleans, by two sevoerl ates
passed before said 4. I. Cenes, notary, May ao,
1588.
s. A CERTAIN LOT O GROUND, together
With the three-stor brik store theretu, sit
uated in the b ,eonfDistrlot of this citt, in the
iare bounded by Petets, Front Canal and
ssman streets, anti desi nated by the num
er fifteen of 1 re numhor one, on a Jlan
rawn by I.. 1, 'iil, dated twentieth of May...
:a4H, aeosit In the office of Joseph Cuvl
ler, notary In this city: said lot measures.
in Amnrican measure, twenty-two feet four
hees two lines front on Pet es street y Tnioty
st in depth botween p.raeel lines. J ng th@
flame propbrty which thie surd deceased aci ulroe
1' pt chae from John M. y, by an et
pe before Charles Strinter, antary in this
oe, .ovember it, 1551.
aerms and Conditions-One-third cash, and
the balane on a credit of one and two years,
purchaser to furnish his promissory ntotes,
arit interest at the rate of eight per dent
rnernum frpm the( ay of sale uantil paid, se
oured by vendor's lien and spec al mortarge dn
the ropertysold, with the usual clause of tie
petr cent ttorney's fees in the evet of suit to
enforce their payment. The purohaser to in
sure tlhe property to the extent o{ the eredltpor
tion of the price anti to treasfr the b.u1ley to the
executor, and to assume over Band abovo the
pri of a.djudiation all taxes for t an ad due
ext fle in noal8y
Act sale before Wi. H PMoou, notary pul
liep7 at the ense of the purchaser.
7f S. UtIPalt.
IUCCZSSION OF JEAN MONGUILLOT.
Second Dlstrlit Court forthe Parish ef Orleans
NO. 84,4.7.
DYJ OUINAULT AuctionAer-O no corner
Sof hang Alley and Blevllie street.-
SArIIUDAY, Jul 7 1877, will be sold at
is oDejiti m., at the ieriehnts' and Auotion.
ers.'ehange. ltoyal street. between Canal and
lus hot e streets, by virtte ot an order from
the hboorable the Seoond Distrit Court for the
arnh of Orleans, dated May o, sa-
1. A LOT OF (BOUND, situated In the Seo
nd District of this city, in suburb Pontehar
rain, in suare bounded it y Bayou St John or
rt treet, Washington a , Osnde Route,
John and First streets, deslgtnted by letter
A measuring s feet front on Bayou lit. Jo
r Port astrt, 17 feet s iee ahe linen deepn
rat on Washington Road. 6 feet 11 inhe e
cop on the opposite sidtle toward lit. John
oad thence on a rear line runnlpg toward
eahinrton Road n feeta laeinche tene on a
We-antenn o line running towardort street
fet a lnohes 4 lnes, and from thenoe on a
ine par allel to Port stret, and running to
ward Washin go street t feet inches: to
ether with all the buildngs and improvementp
on isting of a large frrme house and
tohen ajoinn the same, all sto roofed.
With verandah on Port street; the house paving
o the ground floor a very lsrge room, Intended
for a oinee house, and an adf pining fr.oom used
as a grocery store; barck gallery and two abl
nets, four large rooms above, back ganllery and
two oabinots: a large frame buildin in the yard
used as if cellar. washroom, tenpin prgan, etc.
2loe SO Q c eýOl1 in the sam
squae ae o Onl tg the above, designatedsby
letter I. mjasuring 7 feat t line front on Wa
ln.tor rotad, by a first depth oil the line toward
Port street of 91 feet 6 inches; thenoe on a re
entering line a feet 3 iwches 4 lines; from thence
to the rear line said lot bas a first depth of as feet
e inches, ill feet deep on the opposlte line: from
thence on an opening line to feet, with a further
depth to the rear line of 2i foot C, inches, and ti
fe t e Inches in width in the roar.
Terms-Cash.
Acts of sale before A. E. Blenvenu, notary
publio, at the expense of purclhaers. Including
all the taxes payable in lesn, beside the pride of
acjudloation. 3lu0 14 22 2 jy7
By Nash & Hodgson.
SALE FOR A PARTITION.
CHARMING ST. CHARLES STREET RESI
IDENCE, NEAR TIVOLI CIRCLE.
ONE OF THE THIRTEEN BUILDINGO ON
JULIA STREET,
lBetween Camp and St. Charles strets.
VALUABLE THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF II. M. CROOKS.
Ste'ond District Court, Parish of Orleans--Dock
et No. 38.525,
IBY NASIH & IIODGSON-W. I. HODGHON,
Auctioneer-Omlee. No. 13Carondelet street.
On RATUIDUAY, Augusit 11. 1877. atl2 o'clock m..
at the Sht Charles Auction Eychangea in thel
haementll rotunda of the Stt. Charles |Hotel, I.
this lt y. by virtuet and In pursuance of ni order
and judgment of the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judit of
the SHeond )Distriet lbuort. for the pIarish of
Orleans, signed July 6. 1i77. docket No. :s.sr2
for account of the suoWeession of H. M. Crooks'
deeasdl, for a partition, at Iublic auction, will
te sold
i. TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROITND,
together with all the buihlings and improve
menlts thereon. situated in the First District of
this city in the square bounded by St. Charlm
(late aaades). I rytaola, *Calliop, and Clio
streets, designated as lots Nos.,' and 6. which
adjoin each other, and measure cach 26 feet 7
inches t lines front on St. Charles (late
Nayad'si) street by a idelpth of 120 fe't, all more
or less. betweeIn parallI line's, Anlericain nlmas
ure, with the use of an alley in their rear 1i
fiot widey ipeninginto oieh Clio and i('alliopo
streets, comm nll to these and other hlts border
Ing thereon.
The Imhurovements consist of that eligibly lo
tattd. and halndsomelv fillnished two anll a half
story brick rcsidlence known as No. 21i6i St.
Chtar's street.
2. A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the bulllings untd ilmprovemenls there
on. situated in the Fir t D)istriot of thiH city, in
the square b ounded bv Julia. St. Joseph. Sl.
Chartl s and Camp nti -ts. deslgnated as lot No.
t. and mewnrlng 261 fnet 3 inches front on Julia
street by a tdepth of o10 fee.t, all m othr ioss. Ite
tween paralrtl lines, Animricain measure, boing
tbttnded in the rtiar by an illo'y 11 feet 7 Lnches
wide. opening Iullo eaclh Camu and St. Cnarles
strtreets. which alley, its weltl is ia i t Siilitri' of
the soluthwest corntlr of sai Int,. are tisubject to
the servitudtes detailed ands.'t forth in tilhe act
of sale by which Samuel Levrnimore acquirted
said property from tih New 4)rleans lhdling
Company. ant acquired lb s1aid (!rlooks frtnmi
Mrs. Ann Melhtivett. as Per act before hIero. lat,
notary, dated July s. 1164.
The in1provemnts con ist ,," A T'IHIREE- t
STORY BRICK IRESIDENCE, kno~wn as No. -
Julia street.
3. ONE VALUABLE LOT ()F (GROUNDI. to
gether with all thebuildingsind i iorvemenltnts
situated in the Third I)istrlht of this city, in tlhe
square bouopned by (laibonte (late St. Davidtl 1
Rhobertson (la's St. John Baptiste). Annetta, and t
St. Anthony streets, designated by the No. -. i
antd measures 64 feet front on eacn C(laihorote
and Rlobertson streets by a depth of 192 feet n
(running through the souarel) all nmre or els,. e
between parallel lines. American measure. The 4
whole of the above properties are according to q
pians, which may be seen at the place of sale. e
Terms and Condiions-One-thlrd cash and r
the balance in equal payments at one and two a
years with eight per cent per annum interest, it
Idthe clauses of arclal mortgago with ven- o
ior's en, the fact do non alienando, five tie
a.ýt Ttorneys' Lees in oeae of suit, and all
JUDICIAL ADDVZ~TIEMZIENTS.
Attlo4 M.ALEa.
By Wash A Hodgsom.
charges, the Iaprovements to be kept fully in
nared and transfer of polioies to holders ol
eredit notes' the purelihaers to assume tht
taxes due and exigible in 187s, over and above
their bids Ten per cent to be paid cash on the
spot, to bind the sales.
Acts of sale before A. Duestel Enq.. notary
public, at the sxpnese of the purchasers.
i71 i's 92 aun oll ..
By Placid. I. Spear.
SPLENDID COTTAGE ITOUSE
-On
GRANDE ROUTE ST. JOHN, THIIIIt DIS
TBICT.
-And
PIECE OF GROUND IN THE THIRD DI8.
TRICT.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY DUVIAUD.
RecbnJ District Court for the Parish of Orlonns,
No. 89.414.
1BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Office
iNo. 46e Ioyal street--ATURDAY, July 14.,
117. at 12 o'clock m,, will be sold at public anution
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Rxchange,
o'I Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
hose streets, virtue and in pursuance to ad
order from the on. A. L. Tissot. J usge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated June 6, 1871, for account of the above sue.
cession, the following described very valuable
propertY, to wltt
1 TWO oET1AIN LOTB OF GROUND. situ
ated In the Fubhtturg Pouti'hnrtrain in the pars
Ih of Orloeans, near tbo t ayou St. ohn. in the
Third District of this cl'y, desianated by the
Nos. and 99, and measuring each 0 feet front
on Oreatroad t. John, (Girande Route St. Jean),
by a depth of 10 Ifeet a Inches or ieo feet to
inches, the whole French measure, together
with the buldi ?us and imroy ements thereon.
A CERTAIN 1 OItTON OF GROUND of
trangular form, together with the rights, ways
and privileges thereunto belontrging, or in any
wise appraining, sitgated in tbe Third District
plof this ity. ote prised within thr boundary
line of the late or in p aon. auvange nnd
piattr e streets, and a to a poi ntto
ewar camn tent street part of the
orignal suare No. on Lafonplan of the
Snye 1809.
The portion of grollgd herein above described
Gaines by .nt rmed before A. ir. lienvenu,
notary, on the 7th February, 1877.
Terms and Conditions-jleoe cash on the spot,
and the balane on d oreditof one and two years,
for notes bearIn g peial mortgage, with yen.
dor's lien and privilegs, at eight per cent inter
est per ignum frotm date of sale until final pay
ment. 1 h buildings nd improvements to aid
property to be insured at the expense o the
aurehasers, and the InsuranCe policies to be
trpseferred to beu succession or any holders of
said notes; and in e of non payment at m4.
tutity flve per cent for attorneys fees to be paid
by the prurebak for oleolti.n.g or suing pay
ment thereof. Tie taxes on the asesmesnst of
1877, exigible ia 157t, to be paid by the purchaser
over andabove the price of adjudicatfon.
Acts of sa e before ., D. Doriooeurt, notary
public, at the expense expense of the purchasers.
jeso 1 230 s111 14
IMPROVED PROPERTIES ON JEANNE AND
ELMIRA STREETS, THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESHION OF WILLIAM OSTERMOLLER.
Second Distritt Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. .
BY I'LA&IDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer -
Office No. 46 Royal street--SATURiD 4Y,
July 14, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., will be sold at
public auctIon at the jMerchants and Auc
tioneers Exchange, on Rloyal street. between
Canal and Custoinhouse streets, by virtue and
In pursuance to an order aom the Hon, A. L.
Tsot, Juade of the eoond District Court for
the parish of Orleans, dated June 7. 1877, for
account of sal. sucession, the following de*
scribed inropoft es, to wit
1. WTWO CITAIN LOTF O GROUND, to
feter ith the improvements thereon, sItuated
n Third Dsetrit of tt city. deignatd b
the Nos. and a in the squre unded b
Jeanne, Barthelmy, Vlllereand'Uruhart streets
on a pla drawp Louis H. Pie. City Bur
veyor, dted March 8. 1859, deposited In the
oofe o. Bouny, notary public, which lots of
ground adjoi each other and measure each a1
feet front-on Jeanne street, by a depth of 119 feet
4 ionem fa lines between eunt ad arslle lines.
2. TWO C odAIIoOns F GOUn ND.situated
Sthe Third District of ths city In Faeieubourg
Montrel, deignated by the oso, and e, on a
plan drawn ,byE. turgi. ivll englineer dated
Irebruary o ts.e, od Aeaoited n the heriff's
ofloe for reference; whleh sal Jots adjoin each
other, and measure eaoh, cecordng to said plan,
99 feet 0 inches front on Elm ra Street. by 120
feet 7 lnchs deep between parallel loes.
Terms andodditltons-One-ha cash on the
spot, the balance at a credit of one year for note
scoured by mortgage and vendor's lion and
privilege on the property sold, bearing eight
per cent interest per annum from day of sale
till paid; the clause of five per cent for attor
ney's fees in ease of judicial proceedings to re
cover payment of note or any portion thereof;
Insurance, transfer of policy, and all other
usual clauses.
Acts of sale before A. D. Doriocourt, notary
public, at the expense of purchasers,
je9 16 23 30 jy7 14
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Terpsichore street, between Prytanla
and Coliseum Place. First District.
E. T. PARKER. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
ETC., VS. EUGENE FIELD ET ALS.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 39,444.
B3Y PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Of
O fle 46 Royal street--SATURDAY, July 14.
1877, at 12 o'clock mr.. will be sold at public auc
tion. at the Merchants' and Auctioneers' Ex
change, on Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, by virtue and in pursu
ance to ajudgment rendered June 1, 1877, and
signed June o, 1877, by the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the par
ish of Orleans, In the above entitled matter, the
following described pronerty to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF fk(lOUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, situated in the First District of this city, in
the square bounded by Prytania walk Coliseum
place. Molnomene. Camp and i'rytania streets.
designated by the No 2 on neketch annexed to
an act of partition passed before J. B. Marks,
late at notary, on the eighth of May. 1840, an I
measures 24 feet 8 inches front on Prytauta
walk. by a depth. hbtween parallel lines, of 127
fut 9 incli',s 4 lines, American mensture: said
lot of ground forms part of a certain I.t desig
tinted by the No. HIof squlltre No. 08 of the plan
of Fatiuollrg Annunctation.
Tertms and Conditions-One-third cash, and
the balannc. at ,on andt two years' credit for
niOtes .earllng special Inortgage and ventor's
lion and privilege on tih property sold, with i.
per cint interest, Ver an nmUln from date of sale
until paid. thlei c(lause of 5 per cent for attorney's
foes in case of Judicial Iprocedings for the re
eovery of paymellnt of snod notes or any portion
thereof ; purchaser to, keep the pr. party Insured
till full ptsynm'nt of the nhiti's anti in a sum to be
Ixed by the publitc admtinistrator. andti the policy
transferred f t him fr the blnfilt of the parties
in interest and all other Iusualt clauses. The pur
chlmer will be required to imnki a deposit of It
per cent on the amlllount of adjudicationl at the
mnlolment of sale.
Aut of sale before W IT P'.- ,',,,, ,,-,.., .t.,.
Art 01 saOl oelor, 1V 1I 1', w o, notary pullm
at the expenseR of the purIhas'er.
j 016 23 :30jy7 14
By Albert Paul.
A SPLENDID CHANCE
f To ieIure a Neat and Comfortable Homn-''h
()Onc Story and Attle Fra.me Itesid, neo.. N
441 BaRatello street-Suee.esson of Dr. F
Itibot--Second District Court for the Parisl
of Orleans, No. 3.4688.
I)Y ALBERT PALL. Auetioneer-OfTceo Nc
S45t Chartrls sstreet--On ATURDAY. July 21
1577. at 12 o'clock min.. at ih.' Merchants and Auc
tionesra' Exchange. on Royal. betwuen Cana
and ('ustomhouse streets, by virtue of an orde
of the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge of to SPeon<
DIistrict Court for the t ari-h of Orleans. date(
JunEo . 1877. will b" sold at public auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the squar<
hounded by Bagatelle, Gooethildren, St. An
Sthony and Morales streets. measuring 31 feet 1:
inches' 5 livws front on Bagatelle street, by d
lduleth btw.ceen paraJlel linesof 127 feeot 10to inche
5, lineps. The improvements comprise that n al
and greeable eottage residen,~ known as No.
441 BagatRnle street. comprising five large and
well ventilated rooms, hall, closets, pantries,
etc.; two-story frame kftchen, having four
rooms. The whole slated roof. Together with
a stile and other othouses large cistern, etc.;
ir ,rriage entrance. The whole i n splendid
ordand near churches, sehools and markets.
Ta--Cash in U. 8. Treasury notes.
je189j 1it 21
JUDICOIAL ADVZlRTIBEM UX .
AUCTION NAILFM.
By C. . . rardey.
EXTENHIVE rAtE OF
BANK. INSURANOOE, CITY RAILROAD. ('I'll
AND STATE IOND4.
SUCC(!E.ION OF CHALIES LINK.
Meeond District Court for the varishot Orleans
No. t9,r,53.
B Y C. E. GIItARDEY 4uctioneer-Ofllne No. ni
COamp street- ATt5DAY July 14,1877, at 1:
o'olock p., will he sold at public auction, at thf
St. Charles Auction $Echange, lrt the rotunda o
the t. Charles Hote, y nl n pursuance of at
order from the on. A. L. TIssot, judgeýo thr
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated July 2, 1817, and rendered in the above eon
titled succession, the following described so.
eu rlties, to wit
L 6 iIHABEM In the capital stock of the St..
Charles Street Railroad Company, of $5e pt.
share.
2. 10 SHAREH of the Ne'w Orleans Gaslight
Company $S100 per share.
8. ito n A,,ES of the Metronolitan Loan,
Havings and Pledge Bank. $1o0 per share.
4. iso HHAIlES of the New OrIleans Crescent
Mutual Insurance Cormpany $100 rer share.
,. 12 SMIlARE of the New Orleans Mutual In
surance Conp any $100o ,r share.
6. 12 S4HARES of the New Orleans Merchants'
Mutual Insturanoe Company, $i10m .r lharo.
7, 5o City of New Orlstns I'ltEMJIUM iONDM.
series No. 2., of $20 each.
8. s0 City of New orleans PREMIUM BONDS,
series No, 90, of $2 each.
9. 1 Consolidated ,oulisina 14TATE BOND,
No. 541, for s10o0.
10. 1 Consolidated loulisiana STATE BOND,
No. 113 for $roe.
11. a bonsolid ted LouIslna 'l'ATE 1i()104H,
Nos. 228, 272 andl 10a. each fot S1(a,
Terms--Cash before transfer.
jy 71314
SIXTH DISTRICT I'ROPI'ETY.
SUCCESSBION OF MARY UTTITI. WIFE OF
CIIAhBEL WAGONEIt.
8e'ond District Court for the Parish of Orlinro,
No. a3.,a9.
BY o . GIRARDEY Auctioneer-Offte No.
81 Camp stroet-SA-TURDAY. August 14,
1877, at 12 o'clock m.. at the St. Charles Auction
Exchange In the rotunda of the St. Charles
Hotel, wilt be sold at public auction by virtue of
an order from the honorable A. L. 'liasot, Judge
of the Second Distriot Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated Junoe 2, 1877. and rendered in
the above entitled succession, the following
de cribed property. to wlt
TWO CERTAIN LOTy OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, rights, ways, etc.. situated in the Fourth Dis
trict of this city, and In tbe square bounded by
Jersey, Laurel, Bellecastle and Dufossat streets.
designated by the Nos. 1 and 2, as per act before
E. Oommagere, notary public, late Recorder of
the parish of Jefferson, the twent -tlhird of May,
1800: said lots measure 30 feet rofiton Jersoey
street by 110 feet In d(leth. Lot No. 1 forms the
corner of Jersey and Bellecastle streets.
Term--One-half cash; balance at one and two
years' credit. ior notes specially secured. by
mortgage and vendors lien, bearing all the
usual claues of eight per cent per annum inter
est from the day of sale until final payment, five
per centattorney's fees in event of suit to en
force their col!Rtion: policy of insurance
transferred. and the purchaser to assume pay
mont of the taxes for 1877, due In 187s. over the
price.
Act of sale before E. Commagers. Eso., no
tary public, at the purchaser's expense.
jy3 7 142128 aRt
CHOICE RECOND AND THIRD DINTRICT
PROPEI1TIE3 AND A
FARM IN THI I'ARISHF OF JEFFERHON.
NEAR CARROLLTON.
SUCOESSION OF LOUIS B. BRETON.
Second District Cort for the Parish of Orleans
N. 89,404.
UT O. E. GIBARI)HY. AOuction e-Offlee No.
S81 Camp street-A .TURDA July 21, 1877,
at 12o'0lock mn at theSt. Charles Actlio IEx
change. In the rotundh of the Bt. Charles ot.l
In this city, will be sold atpublic auction by and
In paurusanoe f an order from the oHn.
A. L. Tissot Jud of the Second District Court
for the parilh of Orleans, dated June 7. 1877.
and rendered in the above entitled succession,
to wit-
1. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated~
in the Second District of this city, and in the
squarobounded by Royal, Ursuline, Bourbon
and Hnospla streets, mneaiuring, in English
measurement, 25 feet 8 inches front on )loyal
street by 1os feet 11 inches in depth, together
with the Improvements thercon,eomprltsig the
three-story brick dwelling, desianated by the
No. 261 Royal street. a two-story brick kitchen,
bath house cistern eto
2. ANOTI. I LOT OF GROUND. situated In
the Third District of this city, and in the square
bounded by Espilnade, Kerlerec, Prieur and
Johnson streets. Said lot forms the corner of
Prieur and Kerolere streets. measuring a feet
8 inches front on Prieur street, by a depth and
front on Kerleroc street of 119 feet 1 inch 7
lines, between parallel lines, together With the
improvements thereon, comprising a neat frame
double tenement cottage dwelling, elate roofed,
kitchen etc.
a. THE FARM OR TRACT OF LAND. sit
uated in the. parish of Jefferson, a short dis
tance above (Carrollton, being a part of the plan
tation belonging to Pierre V. Labarre. Maid
tract is situated at about a distance of eleven
arponts from the Mississippl river on the La
barro road, and is comlpo.d of all the land be
tween and including lot No. 28 and the Bayou
de la Metairie. Lots Nos. s2, so, 81. 32, 33, as and
:5. and part of lots Nos. 8i., 37 and 38, andl meas
unrs 109 67-l10 superflical arpents. Together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, rights, ways and servitudes thereunto be
longing or in anywise apportaining.;
4. ALL THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE
cffects on said farm an Inventory and descrip
tive list of which will he read at salte.
'Terms--Cash on the spot, and the acts of sale,
together with the taxes, payable in 1878, at thie
expense of the purchasers, beforn Octavo de
ArmLas, Ers., notary Dublii'.
jell 1 110 23 30 jy7 14 21
IMPROVED AND VACAN PROPERTY 17
the First anl Third D)itristo.
SUCCESSION OF JON HASSRREL VANDER.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 39,195.
PY C. E. GIRARDEY. A'ntioneer--Oloo Nc
31 Canmp strtet-- ATURDAY. July 28. 187
at 12 o'clock m., at the St, Charles Auction Ex
change, in the lRot unlda of the St. Charles Hote
in this city. will be sold at public au, lion b
and in pursuance of an ordetr from the dor
A. L. Tissot. Judge of the See. nd District Cout
for the varish of Orleans, dated the 18th June
1877. and rendered in the above entitled snac,.es
sion, the following d(scribted property, to wit
1. A IJERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated it
the First District of this city, and in the squar
bountded by Gravier, Perdido. Liberty an,
HowaL'd streets, designated by the No. 13, as pte
act before O. D) rrmnlts. notary public, on Ma
10, 1066. The said lot measures 22 feet front or
(Iravier street by a depth of lo0; feet betweci
iparallel lines; toet her with the improvement
thereon or thereunto belonging, comprising
neat frame dwellint. te'.
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, Pltuated is
the1 same district :IAid square a1 abovel deiseritbed
at nd wtjoining aforesaid lot. It measLurLs
feet 7 inciles 2 liilne front on Gravinr strrtr, 1o
feet in ldepth on the side lino nearest to Libe rt.
street, theillre in tille rear on a line runniing to
ward Howard stree't 38 feet 5 inchAe 3 lines
thoen(e on a lilne rulnning toward Gravier sitHt
to feet 1 ineh: thtence o (n ao oblique lilne rullnning
t ward Liberty strOet 21 feet, and thel('Or:l to t
front on Gravier street 10oo feet.
3. TH RIEE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit
unted in the Third District of this ,ity and ii
thl sttlare hounded by Urquthart. Clouet. Louis
anil Morales streets ; said lots are designated b:
the Nos. 24. 25 and 26 of sqllare No. 14, on plai
by I'. A. Judtice. on ithe 20th December. 187. Thb
said lots ildjoin eoteh otheir, measuring 29 feet
inches front on Urquhlrt street by 124 feet
inches 4 lin.es in d1epth. Together with all t2,1
,buildings and implllrvements tlhreon or th.ere
unto Ibelonging.
Term--Cash on the Ppot: the 1pur'hba.ser t,
nasume over their bids the tax'es due anld e(xigi
ille in 1877 and 1878.
Acts of sale before Thoo. Guyol. Esq.. nrotar(
publiic. at thfe expense( of the pnrchasers.
j"27 30ty7 14 21 28
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CITY REAL ESTATI
AND NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD
AND OTHER STOCKS.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOSEPH D.
BRODERICK.
Se,;ond District Court for the parish of Orleant
No. 39 442.
B"Y C. E. GIRARDEY. Auetioneer-Offlce No.
S31 Camp street-SATLIR')AY, August 'ii,
1877. at 12 o'clock m.. at the St. Charles Auc'ion
Exchange. in the rotunda of the St. Charles
Hotel. In this city, will be sold at public austion.
pursuant to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the teoond Distrit (Court for the par.
JUDICIAL ADVEZ.TI.EMENT3.
AUtLTIO'n10 ALFIS.
By C. E. Glrart.y.
ish of Orlenns, dated Junn an. 1877, and r4,n.
dlered in tihe liove enttledtl suece sio.n tih fol1
lowing described city stcurities 4and real estate
to wit
t. ONE HUNDRIED AND 8EVENTEEi
HHAREIt of $10o each. In the capital stook o
the N'ew Orleans City Railroad Company.
2. ONE HUNDRED BIIAItEM, of 7*1i each, 01
the at il 1tek of the Bank of Louisiana.
8. TWENTY-FIVE 8HlAJliEi of the caplit
1 took of the Lafayette Insurance Company o,
a New Orleans.
And the following real estate:
S1. TWO OERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, to
n .other witti all the buildings and improvements
e tllereon, righlt, ways and privllnges thereunt4
a, appertaining, situated in the Fourth District oe
this city, and in the square bounded by Wash
i. Ington, Sixth. Rousseau andt Fulton streets; the
said lots are desilnated by the Nos. I and 2, as
par plan annoxed to an net before B1. F. French,
and L.. . Knnhidy, before thl7 aInto . B
oenaa, notary public, on the 11th or 14th ol
tNovember. 1540.
The said lots adjoin each other and measure
Iech 25 feet front on Washington street by 11~
feet in depth between parallel lines. Lot No. 1
t. forms the corner of Washington and Fulton.
now 8t. Thomas, strpets, and is improved by n
two-story frame house containing about 14t
rooms, etc.
2. ANOt'IElt LOT OPe(IROUNID, together
witht all the buildings and improvements there
on, situated in the Fourth Di;trict of this city,
designated by the N,,. 10t of the square No,. ;i.
i hounded Iby Eighth. Ninthi, Constance and Meg
azine streets, The said lot measures 31 foot c(
uilcfes front on Jrinth street. by a depth ef 12r
feet between parallel lines, according to plan
by H. Mlonlhausrn,. dated the fotrth of May,
1844, anrd dcepositedi in the o0mer, of 1,, Hermann.
then a nofotry of this iity.
:7. ANOT1HERH ,LOP OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings aend improvemeJnts tthere
on. rights. Ways and privileges thereunto aplpr
talinlng, situated in the Fourth District of this
city, ini square No. 41. IOlnded by Laurel, Con
stance. El hth and Ninth streets.
P The sald lot is designated by the No,. 16, on
plan by H. Moelhaussen, dated May 4, la44, and
d(eposited In tile office of I. Hermnon. thian it
notary in this city, and measures 1 feet IIt
inches front on Nintl street by a depth of 125
feet, bIetween parallel linles. The improvements
eromprise a frame otltage dwelling, containing
about five rooms. etc.
4. ANOTHER ,LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements tthereon.
situated in the .Fourth District ,of this clly, and
in theo slquare No. 45, bounded by Ninth. Laurel,
Constance and Harmony streets' it is desig
nat.ld by the N.o. I, ano er plnn of i. Meilhaus
son surveyor, dated theO fourth of May. 1844 d(J
posited in tlhe ofc of L. Hermann, then an rotary
publln in this city. The said lot mneasures 34
feet t inches front oil each of Ninth antd lHar
mony streets, and the depth from each of Ninth
and ti rmonystreets, together with all the im
provements thereon, comprising a neat double
ten.Ocennt frame cottage dwelling fronting on
Ninth street and a single cottage fronting on
Harmony street.
r. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. together
with mll the buildings and improvements there
on, righls, ways and privileges thereunto ap
pertaleing, situated in the Fourth Districtof
this city. apd in the equare bounded by Levee,
ioraparn, Water and First streets. The said lot
measures 29 feet 2 inches front on Levee street.
1at feet 2 inches 7 lines front on Water street. 90
feet in depth and front on Horaparn street, and
so feet 1 inch I lines in depth from Ijevel, to
Water stheet, as per plan by 0. A. I) Armas,
dned February I 1857. and deposited in the
office of the late . L. Kernion then a notary
publle in this (itt.
n. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the boildings ind imnprovements there
on. rights, ways aInd prlvileges threulnto, ap
pertaining, situated in tie Flurth Distrlct of
this city. and in the square bound(ed by Water,
Ltvce, Sorapuru and First strtets,. The said
lot is deAsignated iby the No. a.n it plan by Hugh
(irant, dated February 2, 1644, and delposited
in the office of S1. B. Kenny, late it notary
public in this city.
7. ANOTHIIEI LOT OF (IROUND), together
with all the buildines and lmprovements therer
f,I, righlts, ways and servitudes thlertelnto a4p
prtuinfrlg, sltuated in the Fourth District oIf
this city, 1and1 in the squarn bountled by Ninth,
Constancn. Laurel and Harmlony streets. Holid
lot nllLmeasures8 32 foot front on Itllrol strtet by
100 feet tin d.leth between parallel lines. (a1id
lot is designated by the NoJ. 5. as per plan by H.
Moelhalussen, surveyor, dat.ed May 4. 1846, Jnitl
dposite( d in tho office of L. Hermann., then 41
nltary in this city. The improvemrents o-I11
l w dwelling, ef. ...
e . A POIRTION OF GROUND. together wit
n all the buildings and inmprovem.ents theorol
h rights, ways, privileges and servitudes thert
iu nto aptpertinling, situated in the Fourth DiF
,r trict of tits city and in the square No. 6. bount
eo cd by Chippowa, Harmony Pleasant and An
a nunciation streets. The said portion of groun
I, forms the corner of Annunciation and Harmn.
ny streets, and measures so feet, front on Ait
Sniunciation street. by 9s feet in ldepth anre fret
, on Harmony street., rnch nlastrernenlt. Th
I said portion of grotud is formned of lot No. I
if and part. of lot No. 17, as per plan by IB. Buissor
t tldated .Jily 211, 1836. aIld deposited in the office
d F. Grima.
7 t. A OERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, togethe
o with all the buildings and im provements thereo
a rights,ways an d srvitudes thereu nto app rtair
. ing, situated in the Fourth District of this cit
and in the square bounded by Hixth, Heventi
Laurel and Constance streets, designated by th
No. 7 of square No. 48s and measuring 36 feet
inches front on Hixth streets, by a depth an
d front on ,Laurel street, of which it forms th
a corner, of .o feet 9 Inches 4 lines. and ait feet
inches in the rear. Thie it provements compris
a one-story frame eottage dwelling etc.
u 1n. A 1'PICE OR PORTION OF (IIOUND. tr
d gether with all the buildings and improvement
thereon, rights, ways and privileges thereunt
r behlonging, situated in the Fourth District,
tiis city and In the sequare No. 40, bounded h
Washington. Laurel, Annunciation and Hixt
streets mneasllring 50 feet front. on Washingto
: street by a depth and front on Annunciatio
-street of 100 feet.. The lot is composed of lot
Nos. I and 2 of said square, an per plan by I
Buisson dated February 2., 1837, and detposit'
B in the offce of the judge of the parish of JletTer
e itt. L
11 'eOTHER PIECE OR PORTION 01
GIuI D. In the sant district and square a
abl,', described, measuring 36 feet front or
Wanslngton street by a depth between paralle
hist of 100 feet 7 inches :1 tines, as per sketch o
If. l Blanchard dated heptemter 29t, 1852, de
posited in the of.i7e of $. R. Kenny. on Heptem
her 3, 1852, then a notary public in this city
The improvements comprise it two-story tram
dwelling.
12. TWO CERTAIN LOTH OF (GROf'ND. I,
gerbther with all the buildings and improvementl
thereon, rights, ways. servitudes therrunto aD
Dertaining. etc., situatili in the Fourth D1s
trict of this city, and in the suuare No. 10.s pe
rilfn by W. H. Atkinson. n FI'eruary, 1536. ant
deposited in the otflti of H. t. Cinas, then
notary public, in this tity. The said lots art
" it tegnsted by the Nos. i and 7 and rneasurt
each 31 feat 0 Inches front on Washington, be
tween Roussneau and St. Thomas streets, b.
125 feet in depth i'-tweon parallel lines. Thi
ifnolrovemnlnts comprise two doublie tenemen
frame eottoge dwellings, containing to rooins it
13. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements there.
ion. situatred in the ocond District of this citi
anlld in the situare bounded by Customhousei
Lilenville. (hartres and Old Leven streets
mensuring, in French measurement. 2 free
front on (Cu1stomhouse street by a d(epth of '
feet, hbet.,vnen parallel lines. Together with thr
improvemenlts theoron, comprising the three.
story brink at rro, designatl d by the No. 53 Cuus
tImhouse street anl occupied by Messrs. Stern
& Co.. wholesale dealers.
14. A ('ERTAIN LOT OF (GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements there.
on. righl',. ways ni servitu,Ites thereOnl[lto ap
prtaining. situated ini the Fourth District of
this city, in the square boundtl d by First, HeS,
end, Mt. Charles and tiCrondlett streets; sair
lot, is designated by the No. 8, and measures :tj
fe:t 10 inches 5 lines front on Htecond streett by
127 feet 10 inches 5 lines in.detth, between par
all,,l lines; the improvmnements eomprise a oneO
srtory frame cotttage, etc.
Terms and Conditions-For the Stock, cash
for the .:eal Esta e. one third cash on the spot
and for the remainor, one and two years cretlit,
for notes of the purchasers stcur rd by m nrtgage
and vendor's lien ton the property so'd. bearing
all the usual clauses of eight per cent ter an
nunm interest from the day of sale until final
payment, special attorney's fees in event of suit
to enfor, e their payment. the improvements to
be kept insue el for the full amount of the credit
portion, and the polices transferred by the pur
chasers to the holders of the no es, and further
to assume the payment of the taxes for 1876 due
and exigib e in 1877, and th'ose for 1877 due and
e igible in 1878, over and above the price of ad
judication.
Acts of sale before John F. Coffey. Esq., notary
public, at the expenoe of the purchasers.
puIll*, l7 L[I1 eLXelt G01 LU l uruI11uI l .
ly7 14 2! 28 au4 11
NOTICE TO TAXPAYIERS.
STATE WARRANTS. RECEIVABLE FO]
Taxes and Licenses, for sale by the under
signed. 1I. F. BONIS & A. LBaORE.
ieso lW No. 6 Ga^ier Court.
SAVE ge.
.1
N
of
CENTENNIAL EXPOSTl8ON 1827.
AS THE BEST FAMILrY SEWING MACHINE.
Its competitors receiving only an award for some special feature of their machines,.
Thle Worldrellownet Wilson Shuttle Sabinl Machine
Has Unlimited Capacity to do all kinds of Famlly Sowing and Manufacluring,
ITS PATENT AUTOMATIC "CUT OFF" on thle hand wheel prevents thile maw
lchine from running backwards, and obviates the necessity of taking the work
from the machine to wind thread on the bobbins which muat be done with all.
other Sewilg Machines, to the great annoyance of the operator, especially in
tucking, hemming and ruffling. It does one-tlhird more wvork in a'given length
of time than any other Sewing machine.
WITH EVERY MOTION of the FOOT the MIACHINE MfAKES SIX STITCHES.
Thor Wilon I ules will dto a much work in ones dy au foue othe fbia
It requires no special Instructions to use it; an Illustrated Direction Book Is
furnished with each machine,
IT CANNOT GET OUT Or ORDER, AND THE ADJUSTMENTS ARE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.
A properly executed Certificate is furnished with each machine, guaranteeing
to keep it in repair, free of charge, for live years. Machines sold on easy
terms of payment, and delivered, free of charge, at any Railroad Depot in the
United States where we have no Agents.
Send for Inlustrated Catalogeo. A" Agent. Wasted.
rFor full particulate call or address
WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.,
T.159 Ibanal Street. NEW ORLEANS
d R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY'S
Furniture Emporium,
ARMORY HALL, 87 CAMP STREET.
ry ------
The Largest and Most Centrally Located Furnite
Establishment in the City.
Id-0
d Constantly on hand, and at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. the largest and best slet.a.
rl assortment
PARLOR GOODS
To be found in the Bout consisting of
Suits Upholstered in Brocatel, Cotoline, Reps, Terry and Bair C.
and Finished in Gilt.
MARBLE TOP INLAID CARD and IFANOTA
-t BLEW: French PLATE MIRRORS and Patent
CHAIRS; fine BEDROOM SUITS, with French
a DrEsser Drealing Oses and Armoire; m
French i'iate HALL BTANDS with 8ALL
to match; DINING-BOOM and IWBBA&IM . .
A complete assortment of MEDIUM and OOMMO
FURNITURE, of every grade suitable tf eourny
and plantation nse.
A large stook of boxed and knook down Farnltuh
Ohair.
SSBPRING HAIR and MOSS MATTRESB.SI BA1
i and FEATHER PILLOWS and BOL8TE1S, acI:
LOUNGES, made to order.
ALL OF OUR GOODS ARE FROM THE BEST FACTORIES, BOTH FAST.:
AND WEST, AND OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE CITT,
All Goods packed and shipped free of charge. Thanking our friends and the pnubfl
,f for their past patronage, we solicit a continuance of the same in the future,
R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
n Armory Hall. No. 87 Camp Street, New Orleans.
Smh3 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'8 (GOVEYZ
NORS, GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS, GRATE BARS,
ALL KINDS OF
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. Ha.i. apr..
i chased the entire stock of the Stacker Iron Works of Tennessee, for which Mr. E. F. vivlle
boeuvre 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. tf
it. -
UNDERTAKERS.
CHAS. C. JONES. JOHN 0. ROCH
al Formerly with Frank Johnson.
to JONES & ROCHE,
SO0 and 252 Magazine st.. near Delord.
W Undertaker, and Embalmer..
All business entrusted to the firm will recet
vrompt and careful attention at moderate rate
Oarriaes to hire. us I
A Third of a Century.
J. B. VINET, with E. VINEI
OBOOKERY. CHINA. 3LAS8WARE. AN
a HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS.
Over thirty years' experience in the busines
New store and new goods.
i Coma mtreet, besween Barwdy as
,ampers asets tes1y
P. 0. FAZENDE,
Stock, Note and ,Bond
BROKER.
. OFFICE-No. 175 COMMON STIEET.
mh24 tf
PREMIUM BONDS
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOB BALE 11
D BUMS TO SUIT.
LEGISLATIVE WARRANTS
d Purehased by A. LIMOBER
at" No.5 GalIUes Coa.