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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
$HERIFF $ALEf.
William Hart fs. Charle Moorse.
L`ECONT) JU)ICIAL UITICTRI COURT FOR
º- the Mixthntii Neventh Munleiipni istrici o
the parish of Orlians, No. 972-Ivy virtue if a
writ of atzurn and stil, tio ridire'tel by the
honor the MOt Pon al.iiitat 1)1-l riot Court for
theMixth aid sevi th Miinitiptal Dist lets of iie
parish of Orleans, in the above nutitled nauM'e,
I will proceed to still at Lublin auotion, at this
Merohantis and Acntionulsurs' Exeharingi, Royal
Othu' Hpeeondi Ditriot of this oily, on MOsNDAY,
$epptnmber 24, 1571, at 12 o'ulotk in., the following
se~stunbed nro pcrty to Wit -
TWO AN] A RAid' 1 'ri4 OF ((IJOUNI). sit
uat ud in the twli 4f Carrollti in, perish sif Js'iTer
SoRS(now New (hltii'o pairisti of Orleatnsi.lin)his
**ilte, in thie sijusre (iiiuiiiJeti by 5 anal osr Car
rolilton Aviunile, Mnetenil. N~rn'ist aiit Fiore ssine
streets, being lots nisniers four and live and
the half lot number three, is per ilian elspositesi
in the oftie of Tiieotirii utyoi. a notary piblin
In this city, as plan nimniltir two hundred naui
thirty-nmin. Lots iinmbers four and Ilve ni'as
uru oathi ihirty fiet front on said (hut al or Car
rollton Avetnue iby it depth of ono hundred eud
twenty foet, Iittwent' parallel lines, and thi half
of lot nuinbeir three aijoids lot numbtr fotir
and inmessuris llftuen f-it front on said Ctnal
or Carroliton Avenue by one hundred s all
twenty foot in dtipth, between parallel lins, Ti
gttier with all the improvements thenrtno.
rights, ways aind advantlagis thit utto bloungo
lug yr in artywise a spertaiinrig. lBeing tIii
saons property the uitfeuiuiii h m'In natiuiretd
by purchaso frons Mrs. Ceiia A. Frieniutus, by
Oit pastid befuto Will toiluhainnon I ti liti no
tary iublir' in this tvy, unader datt of tbo nibs
teenthi of suttinoier. fi ti.
L 1orid in the iii tinv suit.
Ttrms-Cash on the H. IANY
Civil Mherifl of the Parish of Orleans.
au223l si'i 24
Citizens' Dank of New Orleans vs. August
Bohn.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
parish of Orleans. No. 24,7et-fly virtue of
a writ of selaure and sale, tot inc directed by the
honorable the Third District Uourt for the par
ish of Orleans in the above entitled cause, I will
proceed to sell at public auc ion, at. the Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, I
inn the Second Districr of this city, on MON
A!, Se ptember 24, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., the
A I'IEO OFnGR NDi all the biultlii
lnd imerovements therron, tiensted in tIe i
Sixth Distrlct of the city of New Orleans. late t
city and parish or J*f'erstn, in the square f
bounded by Napoleon Avenui, Nayadtes. now Nt.
Charles Apollo and Jent st reets, designated by
he number sixty-nine. ota a ptin drawn by t
limpet, late surveyotr. iatedr t hrel hfitieth of
M{arch, 18.14, anti deposited in the oflet~e of L. T.
Oalrc. late a notary public in this city: said t
piece of ground measures. In American metas
tire, one hundred fret front on bitt Nayades, f
now St. Charles, and Apollo streets, by a front
of three hundred and six feet on Jenastreet. To
gether with thirty-one shares to the mortgage n
stock of the Citizens' Bank of Louisiana thereto
attached.
8etzed in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to fur
nlsh a stock note for the sum of three hundred I
I and thirty dollars, falling due on the first day
of October, 1877 and rejewabte according to the
charter of the ditizens' B1n.11k of Louisiana, andt
the balance cash: the purchaser jo assume
all the obligations and responsibilities of ai
stockholder of the Citizens' Bank of Louislana.
and the stock nitt so furnished to be identifiedi
with the act of mortgage by Mrs. Rose E. Hu
bert in favor of the Crtize'ts' Bank of Loutisiana,
passed on the fifth of November, 1847. before 1
Chas. Boudousquie. late notary public in New e
Orleans, and with the sheriff's deed of sale in I
this case.
THOS. H. HANDY.
Civil Bheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
_au22 31 sell 24
The City of New Orleans vs. Henry A.
Lyons: same vs. minors, Lucy L. Mat
thews; same vs. Lucy L. Matthews; same
vs. samet-: saime' vs. same.
9UPEtIOR DISTRiCT COURT FOB THE
t parish of Orleans, Nos. 9154 55,144, 72,988
88,129 and ieTo-By virtue of five writs of
lien fadits. to me directed by the honerable
the Superior District Court for the parish of
Orleans, in the above entitled causes, for city
taxes of 1871. 1873, 1874, 1871 and 1876, I will pro
ceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, be
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Qocond District of this city, on WEDNESDAY,
Augus7 22, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., the following
A ERTeN LTO GROUND, situated
in the First District of this city, in sunare
number one hundred and eighty-one, bounded
by Julia, Camp. St. Chares anti St. Josepn
streets, deignat-d as lot number twenty-eight,
measuring twenty-six feet front on Julia street
by one hundred and fity-one feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the snor.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
jy21 au3 22
EIiCCEiRION NOTICEM.
Sueceesion of Louise Catherine Don
seieneur.
ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
parish of Orleans. No. tltt.702-Whereas,
Mrs. Harriet A. Dueloslange has petitioned the
oourt for letters of administration on the
estate of the late Louise Catherine Brnseigneur,
deceased, intestate. Notice is hereby given to
all whom it may concern to show cause within
ten days why the prayer of the said petitiontr
should notbe granted.
By order of the coturt.
au22 2r112* JIOrHN HERBERT, Clerk.
Maccesslon of Eliza Piete Maclas.
ECOND DISTRICT COURIT FOIl THE PAR
S ish of Orleans, No. to,2eo--Whereas, Dr. O.
Anfoux has petitionedt the court for letters of
dative testament try executorship on the ostat
of the late Elilz Plete Mrm71s, de-cased. Nottie
is hereby given to all whom it may concern to
show cause within ten days why the prayer of
said petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the court.
au2 of th JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
€uuccessloltl of Peter and Catherine Mc
Donal
' ECOND DISTRICT COUT FOR THE PAR
A ish of Orleans, INo. 9-Whereas, E. T.
Parker, public aiministrA or, has petitioned
the court for letters of administrationon the
estate of the late Peter and Catherine MoDotn
aid, deepased, intestate. Notice is hereby given
to all whom it nray concern to show cause with
in ten days why the prayer of the bad peti
tioner should not be granted.
By order of the court.
au22 2(111w Jt HN HERBERT. Clerk._
Muceesslon of Jean MonguIllot.
M 'ECOND DIMTRI(T COtUR'T FOR THE PAR
I ish of Orleans, No. :t1t4:7-Notice Is hereby
given to the cretitors of thi est te and to all
other persons her-it ilntr, t,'d. to show cause
withing ten days tront the trr'sent. notilleatlon,
if any they have or can, why the trcount pre
sented by the testamentary executrix in this es
tate should not be approved and homnlcgated,
and the funds distributed in aecordance there
with.
By order of the court.
autl42 27 JOHN HERRERT. Clerk.
-Muceeision of Andrew hism'Inner.
THE CREDITORS OF THIS ESTATE AlRE
hereby notified to make themselves known
d to present an aocnt of their respective
'asand th«' titles by which they are estab
. and the p vrsons who are inde.ted to said
t are notified to settle immiediiately with the
u~trsigned.
O. DEOUET,
Attorney of Mary Licbert, Admilnistratix.
Nos. 111 and 113 Exchanuc Alley, b'tw..n St.
Louis and Conti street. au17 22 26
CON'TAIRLE MALES.
C. Gonzales v*. P. E Cavanagh.
FOURTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans, No. 4s27-By virtue of a writ of
fler facias, to me directed by the Hon. F. B.
Hernandoz. Fourth Justice of the Peace for
the parish of Orleans. I will proceed to sell at
public auction, on SATURDAY. September 1,
1877, at 10t o'clock a. m.. In front of my office,
o. 7 Frenchmen street, in the Third District of
this city, the following described property, to
wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
1s per inventory on file in my office.
Beized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
au22 27 set WM. H. HAYS. Constable.
irrs. Widow Antoinette Laporte vs. TIr.
Randall.
TlHIRD JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
parish of Orleans. No. ens-By virtue of a
writ of 1len facias, to me directed by the Hon.
John L. Laresche. Ttird Justice of the Peace
for the parish of Orleans, in the above en
titled cause. I will proceed to sell at public
auction, at my warehouse. on Bienville street,
between Bourbon and oyail .t roets, in the Sec
ond District of this eity, on TUESDAY. August
28. 1875 at 12 o'clock m.
One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as
per inventory filed in my office.
Seized in the obov' suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMiIAS J. BUCKLEY,
hul6 2328t Constable,
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MHERIFF SALES.
The ('Illy of NewOrleann v!1. Jamns CaInmnl
tl 1I ;slie vs. )ant' ; snml v4. Hught .1. Cant ii
h1ll Rome vs. lanen: samrn' V4 ainie.
UiJ'EhIOlt 1)IMTItIUT CIUWJT FORt THE
SJ ua lsh of Ormiins, i'nin. 34,81, 52,8540, 171.411. i,
:lot ind 1608-1;y VIII inu if Il1v' Writs 111 Ii' I fit
'lai.i ti me dlroeteud by th1 .1 intrl' lii' 1tu Iu'
riot Diitrli't Court for tti" purihIi of Or
ltniS, in the ab'vn i'ntitl'l 1nns's, fir
lity taxes of 11871. 167:1, 1871. 1175 77 in 1870. I
will pro' pd to sell at putleii in'lton, at tut'
Mireliitnit and Anitioneer ' Ec-h Inge, Royali
stiedt, betw'ýen Canal and CIShonshons," 4trerts,
In thi' Ho. id DItri't of thin 1 iiy. ion WEIIN-E
DAY, August 22, 1877, at 12 o''lo'k iii., the f llow- t
lug ilt''ilrr tit propeirt, t'i wit- r
A lIttytiNI fLT fri N111Nlhi' tntit'll iny
lb' MoN ll UiStriirt of thl) oily, in 1i111 Orleans
Ther th'ay huntreu' a twOrnlvs IW. u ae;d I
Urutiulin'-, Hospital, lln,"ehlinv'tnd llorgin'ls
8t iiii, es ign te alsi lot uib I 'h s; Blizi . Sf0111'
11" iii .nniviiii fret in depth. '
tolzd in t rh' i ab .v 8iiiuit 4. 7
71'1.Its-Cat41 i iiO 31At411. H 7ANOI, i
Civil hrri' it of thll l'ari ntif -rlond . f
jy2l1018322-_- 1
The itiy ofNew if1e7u. van F.1W. ChaI e i
81i1n1" V4i EAlit Ii (' 1 4 i hiiii; 40L1TI i yit 14il .
Augut14 12. 18 . 814t112 ; 11114) V4, t11 e Il liiw ii 1 .
41. 1' A 11) C v44.i 611,":4.1tT 1 1" O y4R UN. 411 it-4111,
ViL. In t1): 11111" V i4 Il il1: 411t1i f' V I. 4110 .ly, iI
4 i riid li ifOrll'i'iy. NOii 7;i. 87, 7:ii 1n48, 70,148,
7 .149, 711y241.7:1,277,7:4,2r, 77,y11 7,I d 7d 4t 7 1iil,
'li-Ie y virtu" of '' ''i writ) of flrI ftiia.,
Iii 1)' diirr''td 1v tho hun,1rabl' (11' Nu
ui'lodr I1)1Htr i t ('init f ir this ilyh of
url'ans. in the' alovoi, 1Jtinetd 'ani', for i
sity rent s, 'f 1s 74, 1878 a4Ii 18711, I will t rlii
0ne1d 1-, 411 .ll ! at mil utiton, ut the M'r- I
twentf in ian rneursui' ir lh' iExe tno nal street,
fotwi.u ouna and urshtbymh lus i1 0'"14 in the n
s u n -ii tistrict if 11i1i4th.y, al WE I) AY. i
AuguMI 22, 1877, iii 12 '''lock nI., thu lollowinKg 1
1. A Chit-AIN TQU ABE OF O1OUND, sit
Quntoi 'In thue Hivnt11 listrl r t If this ill ity, i
square numlor 'Ito huiildrd i ndi l fo:ty-tii'.,
lieni led by Hilliry. Adifai iii. Hi' vind tl ifti
41.00'44. dosign~ted it) Ilot) nunrh'r14 onn t'
twCovi, oi'ueuring tielie hun riiel ftil frodnt oii
fillory stron t by two hundred and lrviimnty-I
live foot in doptlt.
2. A CEIlrAIN MQUARE OF GROUND, sit
nated in the Hevi-nlhi D:Itri'it of this pity, ili
suitarli number toe hundred ant 1 figty-si',i I
bounuded by Mallnry. Camni Joannot and fifth
str eet s. designateid 1l8 s l, ruiiiibers 'n' to
twenty-foulr, i measuring thro' htn ired feit
front on HMaiory street by twht hundred oand
IevntyIv d oe indtph..
31. A CEsTAiN SQUARE OF GROUND. sit
iated in the Hcvinith Di)4r'i't if this iily, in
square nnmbor two hundred anul forty-twn,,,
iounded by Canmbrlinnl. Mahuii ni. H'v'nth and
Nolsoii striets. gateituring tIii 1Iihiindred foot
front on Diambronne street by three hundred
ftet in depth.
4. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GIIOUND. sit
nated in the Seveonh District of this eity, in
square nunmer two hundred and fifty-night
bounded by Madlbon, tCamironni, (Jean andl,
Eighth streets, designatle a lIit)) numbers 'n"
totwenty-fEoir, measuring thr0' huldred fehtr
front on Madison street by three hundred feet
5. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUNI), sit
uatod in the Seventh Diitrli' of this oily, in
square nuntier three hundreit niniii lfty-six
hounded by itulryn, Madison, Eleventh tn
Nelson streets, designated us lots iunitsrs 0n
to thirty-fwo mneasnring thre tiuidr'i' fi"t
front on Dualin street by three hundritee atnd
twenty-six f'i't in de th,
0. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. sit
uGtUd in the Rivennthis lity, in
square nuitbI three hundred and nintty-tw'
bounded by elaibxrnd, Jedandthirt, y-forl.th aw11
sIxfast streets, dlsigftthre hounded n um-brs
twenty-fvr oto forty. nesanuring three hundred
toot front on Claiborne strret by shred hun
dred feet in depth.
7. A CERTAIN PQUARE OF GROUND, sit
usied in the Seventh Distrlet of this ilty, in
square nuniber four hutudmil mnit thirty-two,
boundsidby Marye Jandkso, Ifritohard an'i Thir
tmntho treetsl designrted, lots numth rs one
totwenty-four, measuring three hiuniredd fift
front on Mary street by three hundred foot in
f depth .
8. THREE C ERTAIN P QUARES OF
GuOUND, situated in the Seventh iif triit of
this city in squnares numbers six hundred 14111
thirty-three, six hundred and thirty-four, mud
six hundred and flfty-three, hounded by Ham
ilton, Marks. North Line and Eighteenth streets.
messurtin four hundred and eighty-seven feet
front on Hamilton street by six hundred and
flfty feet in depth,
s. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
;lated in the Seventh Dilstrit of this 'ity, in
squares numbers six hundred and thirty-live
and six hundred and fifty-two, boyunJio by
HamtilIton. Holly Grove, Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets, inhensuring siu hundred and fifty
feet frontbon Humelton street by three hundred
feet in doptht.
1. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
nat'd in the Seveuth Distriet if this oity7 in
suaitris nuiimbtors six hiunitrid nill Ithirty-six and
six hun'lr'iit 11 nil fyft)l-on' l bo. ndid biy H'liv
arovy, Joncron. Eighteenth ain Nimtmi-nth
- streets, measuring six huinired anit llflty filr
fronton Holly Grove street by tiric hundred
[omt in detthh
11. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the liiiHveoth )istrilct of this oity, in
squarei numbers six hundred and tlhirty-vni ii
and six hundroby and iftey, ioundid by Ja'kton,
j Mary, Eighteenth and Ninetlnth streeis, inias
uring six hundred and lifty foot front u1) Jac4k
son street by three hMorn slet tiot in d hidrh.
12. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uatod in the Suveminth District of this city. in
rsuiriitis numhber six hundred nt1fo thirty-eght
and six hundred and forty-nine. 1)11ndeid iv
Maryt Monroeb Eighteenth arn Ninuteulithu
Ms kMoutrl'attsuring six hundred and nipty foot
front ,tn Mary street by thr i' huiinrd foot iu
(1In011 tth.
ii. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, sit
unated in the Hiventhl District if thiN Uity, in
iiuate number six hunidred and thirty-nine.
siiiu1)i16(1 by Monroe, Lionidat . N ightninth
ant Marks stree ts, niensuring 4tiru hundri d
iiit lr.lt Ja Mk on o str . .t by t1.ii ,110..,1 footIn
depth. eph
ic. A CERTAIN POIUAIIE OF GRIOUND. sit
unteil In thi' Hi'vlntli Distrnit iif ihis ('iiy. ini
-snuare numbihir Iiixl lihun tirild iini for 'uty-ih,
I- seven. bonLeonid by Mluvntli, Nililit. Ulthii
InMberks 11110 to t'uvenvl'd ilaxiiri ii Iubr lii'liii
- It. tyfumesrn thiroe hundred fl'' iiiltl i
8t'in d inthe.tvv' tl
TIs CTTINHUllO~fA II.OUNDY.it
Clvii inth ShverinftheDiatrlli of thilcitin.
jys l are 22be _ixhudrd ndfity ___n
B. Baloy et al. vs. P. II. Morgan.
MIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans No. $376-by virtue of an
alias writ of flen jalias, to me directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the par
ish of Orleans in the above entitled cause. I will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mor
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse street8 in the
Second District of this city, on TUEMDAI, Siat
tomber 4, 1877, at 12 o'clock m.. the following de
seribtie property, to wt
A CErRTAIN tyItAC'i OF LAND, estahlishe'l
and cultivated as a sugar plantation.and known
as the Aurora Plantation, situated in the parish
of Orleans. on the right bank of the Missisoippv
river, at about four miles below the city of New
Orleans, having about. twenty-five and a half
arpeuts front on said river. fourtoen arpents
of which, on the upper side, have a
depth of seventy arpents. and the remaining
eleven anti a half arponts. on the lower sild
have a It' ith of seventy-five artents, bounded
oni one site by P. Cazelar's plantation and on the
other side by the public road leading to the
parish of Platluomines. Together with the
btuildiugs and improvements thereon. viz: One
sugar-house. machinery and apparatus, the
main building and out-buildings, the cotton
gin and engines, staples, cabins, working
cattle, plant cane, a ubble or rattoons,
anti all the appurtenances of said plantation, as
per inventory, which may be seen in my office
any time previous to tae tiny of sal'. BDing the
saneil plantation which the defendant herein
purchased from Frank J. Herron, mnarshal of
the United St des fortthe district of Louisiana,
at a sale made by said marshal by virtue of an
alias writ of fltri faciam, issued and to him ii
rected by the honorable the Ciro tit Court of the
United Stat-s ftr the Fifth Ju titial Circuit and
District of Louisiana, in the suit entitled
Robert Patterson vs. Miotra A. Meti hee it at..
No. 3641 of thb' docket of said court, which sale
was made' on the tw'nty-fifith of April. tees. and
for which said marshal grantit utuo said d,
fendant a deed of sale dated the twenty-seventh
day of April. 151$.
S'ized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on thu spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
auaI 13 23 se4
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MHERIFF MAL1E.
Thomnlls AIIIuIIut EIdelevic vi James Wood.
MLTFTII DI8TRICT COURT FOR THE ['AR
1' Ish of Orlaen4. No. toit-By virtue of a writ
of tsiztrn and s'it', to me dirlt'et-d by the lion
ortalý' iti Fifth t iltrict Court for the [(rish of
Orlttiis, in the atbhovn uititled cause. I will pro
Poft Ito sell at [liiii' att'ntion, at the M)rchants
anti A titttuners' Exchange, Royal street, be
twi n Canalm and Custom itni stroetsr . in the
Second t istriit of this city, on MONI)AY,
b ut oinier 17, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., the following
d,'cribed property, to wi'
A CUtJTAIN LOT OF (GOUNt). togithir
ivithi all the buildings and imttrovetmt ntt
thereto, known a1 number or)e hundred tnd
ninety-tine, situated in tll Htttnt District of
the city of New Orl'aniti t4iid11 property ii desig
nated by the number seven, in the etlua~re
bonndl't by Dumaine, Ht. 1'nhtip. Ht. Claude aind
l'r-ine si reets on a plan drawn by Cast.it.ing,
aretc itt. on tile sixteenih March. 1 sift, tant de
tosited in the oilli (If C. V. Foulon, nt ftary put
lit- in this city; sittt lot of ground tmettasrturig,
iettrding to st1d titan. 1 , eighteen f[tott ftte intih
four lines front on Itiumnaine street by
ninety-six feot six intht iv t linities (I' ip.tIi
gtthir with Ith alteywity fronting on inome
stroot, having nine fett. two inithis front 1(y
twenty-tight foet nine inthet one lite deep.
Being the silo' property i lmtliredl by the de
ftndtiitlt hlitnt uy putlietuase fruin V. Wiltz, ty
iet ttistsi i befori sititi notnry, (. V. Ftoultou,
Ilte t I wenty-seventh Hlpitmt niber, 1801.
NIoizt in ithe tibove suit.
Ttortuis-Ciath ton tliio sptot.
THOMAS 11. HANDY.
(ivit theri It of the Parish of Orleans,
au01 24 5)1 117
Mrs. Maria Roberts vs. Dr. Win. ti. iol
miahte.
FI'IIIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
parish of Orleans, No. 23t7:it -Iy virtue of a
writ of seiztrt' antd sile, to ttti dirocted by
fiti honorable tiio T'hird District Court for
the parish of Orleans, in the above entittled
'''lst, I wvill proceed to se!l (t [114 l111 alit' ben
it tihut Merfhattts and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, betweinti Canal and Customhouse
strilts, in the Hi cotd Blat riit of this city, on
'l'HUILHDAY. August 23, 1577, at. 12 o'ititk m..
the following descrihed proinrty, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF (IhOUND, together with
the buildings an itmproveriinttthereot, rights,
privileges, fitfstttins, wity5, servittudes itnti ap
ttt-urtenanoiea therieunto be-ltinging, or in atiywiae
app~ertautning. sltuatytil int thel First 1District i-f
this city, tesignated by the 1tumtt 1)1)ti one, In
sttutre number t ixty-nint. on a itnt by Lafon,
late surveyor. dated the lifteenth of May. 1(i17,
depnsited in tihl oiftieti if Louis 1. Cairo, lit,
notary publie in this city, wbihb said lot of
ground forms one of the corntrs of Collseum
and Melpomene streets, and measures sixty
three feet eleven itnhes two lines front on Coli
scum street, eightiy ftet six inches In depth and
front on Melpomene streit, seventy-six feet one
inch nine lines In depth on the side line adjoin
ing the pronetty formerly owned by Mrs. St.
Roiuies, and thirty-eight feet five inches four
tines in width in the reai. Beingthesame prop
erty naquired by the defendatnt by purchase
from Ca t.. John Grant as per lit iassed before
Gco. William Ctiristy, notary pubtit in this city,
atoted the eleventh of January, 1870.
Heized in the above suit.
Terms-This being tIlt sceond and last auc
titi, the said property witi lie detiinlily sutu
iticatedti h time highest, antI last biddlier for wat a
it wilt bring, at twelvn months' credit, the pur
chaser furnishing bonl with gorit and solvent
security tearing eight per tent interest per
nnuum from dati, and special mortgage on the
property sold until final paymnet. alid pur
chaser will have to deduct at1t( pay in cash thit
printing, sheriff's and clrtk's fees, etc., which
amniottint. to touot one huntred ani twenty-five
dotitars: and, furthermore, the State, parish and
municipal taxes. the amount of which is not
yet ascertained.
THiOMAS H. RANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
aiul 12 15 23
If
1n the Mattfr of the minor ThomuaM J. N
Maxint, praying to be fully emanciipated.
tiECOND DIHTRIflT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans. No. :1.171-By virtucof awrit it
of lor facias against Marcelin Sleard, in favor
of minor Thomna4 J. Maxont, Mrs. Judith Hech- B
inger, sibrogated, to me directed by the ion- ci
orable th Second DistrictCourt tor the parish of t1
Orleans, in the above en itled cause, I will pro- p
ce'd to sell at public auction, at the Merchants u
and Auctioneers' Exihange, Royal street, be- ,
tween Canal and Custonihouse streets, in the 11
Second District of this oity. on FRIDAY, Hap- i
tember 14. 1577. at 12 o0o1k m., the following ft
dsrbdpoerty to wit
. A CERiTAIN tOP OF GROUND, together Li
with all the buildings and improvenments there- e
on. rights, ways and privileges thereunto be- c
longing or in anywise appertaining, situated in a
the Suburb West Bouligny. in the city and tar- p
isi of Jefferson. now the Sixth District of this b
'ity of New Orleans. In the square then number e
thirty-five, now number two hundred and sixty, a
bounded by Chestnut Came, Jcna and Cath ,
streets, and dcsignat.et by the number twiuntv
one on a plan of suibdiv sion drawn by W. Bi. i
Will amnns. surveyor and civil engineer, on the n
twenty-ttfth of keptermber.1ist. Said lot meiia.
ures tortyifeit fi iat on Joina striet by one hun
dred and fifty feet in dceth, titween parallel
lines, aiioriting Pi said sihtiivision plan. Said
lot was o'iginally thirty feet front, according to
a plan drawn by C. A. Hedin, surveyor, iinii
deposited as plan number one hundred and I
sixty-two in the office of Theo. Guyol. notary
public in this city, but ten feet were added to its
width out of the rear portions of the auljoining
lots numnbirs tixten.seventeen.elighteen, nine- e
teen and twenty, trontiti in Camp streit. n- a
carding to said plan numter oni hsndred and C
sixty-two, thuis forming now the above mnas
urement of forty feet front, said front and depth t
being again certilled to by snid engineer, as per t
his eertillcite of the late of the twenty-fourth of i
March, 1501, tiled anoing the papers of this suit. t
2. ACEiITAIN PURTION O'F (iI)UND.to
gether with all the til rovemcents thereon, situ
atedin the suburb West Boutigny, in thelcity t
and parish of JeflTrson, now in the Sixth Dis
trict of the city of New Orleans, in siuare numi- i
tir thirty-ninie. now number twi hunt rei iiiii
niiety-two, comprisiei within i'lnraiiinii., Cii- t
liz.Chestnnt ud Valuei, streot-; sl tu ltiOn ,
II ground meiisuring ilfty-fiet front on Ctliz i
street, by ninaty feet in depth, between paratllelt
lines. i'ri'ng tii1 plmn by Willtinn H.'Wil
iiims, surveyor, approved by thi City Council
and doposiied in the offies of said survevyr, a
eapv u1 which plan is annexed to an act of gale
from John Yager to Mrs. Charles Poree, ptLssc i
I "fure E. Commagere, recorder, and dated the
fourth *f Juna 1asd :511i portion of ground is
marked in said pilan by te letter It. and is the
reiir tithalt f lots designated by the numbers one,
two and three on a sketch annexed to an nit of
saie from A. D. Drinioturt to Al frisl hoiiul gny.
passed before A. DIriiiourtnniitry public in
this -ity, on the second of Septi nber, 1s52.
SMiizeI in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on tle spit.
THOMAS H. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of drleans.
_ull 23 s0e 14
John floubede is. Catherine Ilamnilton.
widow in cimmunity of Daniel Moody, and
natural tutrix of their minor children.
ýIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
! ish of Orlians. No. it463-By virtue of a
writ of seizure and sate to me directed
by the honorable the Sixth District
i.onrt for the parish of Orleans, in the
- above entitled cause, I will proceed to
sell at public anction, at the Merchants
- and Auctioneers' Exchange, Rdyal street, ie
1 tween Canal and Cnstomiouse streets, in the
S ec-ond District of this city, on FRIDAY. Sup
- timber 14, 1877. at 12 o'elok m., the following
I describedi protuerty. to wit
- A CERTAIN LOl' OF? (G UND, togetherwith
the buildings and improvemiitsthiruon. which
a buildings and improvetnints comprise a two
- story frame dwelling house, kilcliin and ap
- purtenances, and all the rights, ways, privi
leges and dependencies, situated in the Seuond
i jistrict of this city. Said lot is uisignated by
n the nuiimbr three in the saluare hounded by St.
h Peter. Miro and Tinti streets and tarondetet
i Walk. and ueeasurrs thirty feet front on St.
v Peter street by oce hundred feet n depth be
tween parallel laum. the whole as per plan
5 drawn by 1. Communy and L. Suirgi, deputy
a surveyors, dated the eleventh October. 1542. and
g deposited in the archives of P. P. Labarre,
former notary in this city.
R Being the slims proierty acquired by the late
e Daniel Moody by puruhasefrom William Moody,
e as per act hi-ore Robert J. Ker, notary public in
e this city. dated tleveath March, 1874.
e Seized in the above stilt.
e Terms and Conditions-i. The purchaser to
n pay in cash a sufficient amount to pay plain
g tiffs claim, to-wit: The sum of two hundred
1,- dollars. with interest thereon atthe rate of eight
s per cent per annum, from the eleventh of
e siarch, 1877, until paid. 2. Ten per cent attor
e ney's fees on the aggregate amount of smid
n principal sum and interest, and all costs of
if suit. 3. The purchaser to assume, to the ex
tent of the amount of his bid, the payment of
u an outstanding promisary note secured by
i- mortgage, with vendor's lien and privilege on
e said property, for the sum of two hundred dol
l lars, drawn and subscribed by the late Daniel
d Moody, to his own order and by him indorsed,
dated March 11. 1974, made payahle at the South
0 ern Bank, in this city, in one year after iate.
i wit interest at the rate of eight per cent per
annum, from maturity until tail, the payment
h of which is extenried to Mairci it, 1875, interest
being paid upon the same to that date; 3. and
the balarn e of the price of adjudication, if aliy.
cash on the spot. THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish if Orleans.
aull 23 se2 1
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MIIElIFF MALEM.
Wlilliam Arms, ('harira lHenth. snbro
gntel, vs. the Home Missionary Htioaity.
F OltRTH DIXTilCT(iUItT FOR THEPAll
islt of Orlutn-, No. 25120-it" virtue of a
writ of lleri fncins, to mi' 'i re-toiE 1, the hontr
nb ' t'hi iurth Ist r-ti C' rtut for the tatish of
Orleans. in the abt-o entitled c(a1i., I will pro
ceed to sill at puhliti inetion, at I1( Msrthants
and Aun t titters' Exc'tarngr, Royal stri'tt, it
twien ttanal and Custimhouse streets, in the
Mecond District of this city, on FitfIOAY. H'b
t(1mber 1t, 1577, at l2 o'lIr'k in., the following
desiribedi proenrty, t(' wi -
A CERTlAIN LOT OF (tiOTJND. with the
imrprovemrniitis ti, ireon, t h' right s. ways. pri vi
logts and Sarvitutlts, 'ittisitir in thin square
hounded by i'oydris. Lifayertte, Franklin and
Ba-in storels. in th Pirst District of this city,
dtesignati I bv thin 1it ntlit'r1 ken . on a pias r
maie by IH h. iili' tite City 1ri rven'1r dated
November 24, 1t00. and deposited in the rrueorrrs
of C. F. Fortier, lint' a notary tthli' in this oity,
its nine numrer sixty-sertn of b-ok of ru-ns
number onle ' aicording to s4111i puinn Said lot
miesures twinty-Six f It six inchei Six lin
front on Franklin sart nIl bi deptin of eighty
lIve. font thru neho 1f'101ve linos,
hiiz"d in the a11v0 suit.
Terms-Cash on ti' stoet.
TIIOMA9 1I. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
r1t13 23 s'2 1t______
Meyer Well vs. Joseph Barnett anti The
ront Anron, his wife.
'IFTH DITii'ltIIICT C(lUi' FOli THE lAR
1' oir if OriraaS, N,. t12t--iy virtue of a wril
of seizurr 1i1ri salt, to me tdi'rilted by tlie hon
orinbl(' thii Fif h [isltiet Court for the parish of
Orl'irtaus. in the lh'evr entitled ctia tet, I will pro
ceedto t sIll itt pablit i1tir 1ron, ati tinl M-i''111rh an1
ani Auetiont,'a' E'ihangr, lItnyni st root, I~.
twi'rn Cinual arl Custriihousa Streets. inthe
5i-nit J)istrivt of tils city 11t HATUtirAY,
Htpti'mier tr0, ts77. ii 12 o'elok 1(i.. the following
disrai'rtiir prirpritpr, it- vi
A CErit'AI r TY1 1)1'' wiItOUND. with all the
buildings awlnn iiprover etr41t thererr, sitnateer
in the' icontd District of hilai ''tiy, it Square
itin1ided by Lr's'. 'I'ouilorise', Chariresita an( St.
Louirlstreets, designated by the numrersoventy
twr oin a plan r(,'rsil r in the oflice of P. Lr
cosio. alit ia notary public in this city, and meas
ures twenty feet two inche' and a half front on
L'vre strni't by one hundrerI and frr y-right
feot tight inches rm the line separating it
from lot nuiiber aeventy-three, seveoty
six feet. err the opposito line next to H'. LouIs
strint~ therrie openin g itt right nrglrS five feet
four inches two l ims, thin air(it( lot has a re)1011i1
depth of sevn'nty-four fntl. to, inches anti
four-eighths, ar10l twenty- ive foet lirondi a half
11inc01e( in width iin tho rcr. Together with
tlir(ro hundred and trn shares of the ctpital
stock of tirr Ciitize'ns' Bank of Louisiana, now
reduced to two hundred and ninety shares,
secured by mirtengo on said troptrty. BeIng
the same property arquired by the defendant
herein Mrs. Theresa Aaron, by means of a par
tition iretween herself and the heirs of Fanny
Bernstein, as pt'r alt passed before Joseph
Cohn, a noitry public in this city, dated twenty
lirst November, 568i.
Terms-lihe rrelrcas8r to assume the pay
mett of a stock note in favor of the Citizens'
Bank of Louisiana, fortth r sum of two thousand
sevr'n hundred and ninety dollars, payable on
the first of May, 1878, fixed or renewable accord,
1ug to the terms of the charter of the Citt
zens' Bank of L iutsianrt, and the balance of the
price of adjudication cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheril! of the Parish of Orleans.
aul 5 24 set 15
Merchants' Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans vs. Mrs. Mary A. Foueher.
T'IFTH DISTIIIOT COURT FOR THE PAR
aish of Orleans, No. 7975-By virtue of a writ
of se'zurr and sale, to me directed by the hon
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
tretween Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Seconrd District of this city, on SATURDAY,
Meptrtnber 15, 1877, at 12 o'olock m.,the following
decribed property, to wit
A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings arid
improvements thereon, slturterd in the square
fr(runded by Broad, Hospittil. Dorgenoii and
Barracks streets, in the SN'onrd District of this
city, and d'tsignated by the letter B on a sketr'
thereof, and of other lots, rnmale by Louis H.
Pit.. surveyor, trnder date of the ninth of Jan
nary, 1873, and annexed to an ret trassed on the
Sepntruenth of A pril. 1)73, before Joseph Cuvil
le(r. notary public in this city. Said lot B
measures. in American measure, twenty-three
fete' six inrhes two Ii rtes front. on Broad street
by one hundred feet in depth, between parallel
lines. Whitoe said I0it B forms part of the prop
erty acquired by the defendant herein by per
chase from Alphonse larin or Rahoutin, Jr.,
as per act passed before Emile Bienvenu. notnry
public in thisscity on the seventeenth of Decnm
bor. 1872. And said lot is the paraphernal prop
etty of the defendant herein, as rvvidenird by
afore oftrd art of nurchtiase, and by a julgmcnt
rendered by the Fifth Distrirt Court of the par
- ishi o0 Orleans, on the twentieth of February.
1573, and signed on the twenty-sixth day of sitme
nrmonth and year.
Seized in the above stit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
I T C THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
?arT 24 srt 15
Ilibernia Insurance Company of New or
liins vs. Henry ltehder.
1'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
1. ish of Orleans, No. 8130-By virtue of a writ
of fled facias, to me directedf by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I will pro
ceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' £xchange, Royal street, be
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second District of this city, on MONDAY, Hep
tember 3, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., the following de
scribed property. to wit -
A CERTAIN LOT Of' GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District of this city, in the square
hounded by Jackson, Joseipine. Fulton, or St.
Thomas, and iRousseau streets. Said lot or por
tion of ground ionmmeners at s di tance of
thirty-one fiit seviu inches one line from the
corner of Jackson and Fulton streets, and
meinsures thirty-tnr fict five inches one line
front, on said .Jackson street, by a 'lopth of
eighty feet between pirallil tines. Ameriani
mceasure; said lot. or portion of ground being
t he front port ion of the larger I(.designated by
the numnier twiv on a plan madIn by Poeequet &
Urampon. and depositer in the ofl1'e of a. Ma
zureiau,lati notary pihlic iniithici'ty,the whole
as per sketch annexed tou a t net passed before
William J. Cist'll, notary puilic in this city,
anti datei! the twenty-fIfth of May. 1874; together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, rights, ways and advn etag eC thercunto be
longing or in anywise appertaining. Being the
same property which the defendant herein ac
quired by purchase from Auimust. Dinhiert. by
act passed before said notary. W. .J. Castell, un
ier date of the twenty-first of Jumi, 1873.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAM IT. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Perish of Orleans.
ant 14 24 suO
UNDERTAKERS.
OHA8.0. JONES, JOHN 0. BOOHE,
Formerly with Frank Johnson.
JONES & ROCH E,
250 and 262 Magazine st.. near Delord.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
All business entrusted to the firm will receive
prompt and careful attention at moderate rates.
farriares to hira nass 1y
NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Noe. 476 and 47$ Chartres Street,
Announces to the proprietors of BEER
SALOONS, and to the public, that having com
pleted his immense apparatus for manufac
uring LAGER BEER,
He is prepared to sell the same AT A LOWER
PRICE than any other HOME-MADE ABTI
OLE. and of as good ruality as any similar arti
cle orodured is the UnitetfRtsats. mh27 f;m
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOIh HANSEN
*2 and 3$ Canal street. New Orleans.
TO ALL S0'JTHEBN CITIZENS.
I am of the same opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help build up the manufac
turing interest of our native State in order to
help the laboring classes and keep the money
which would otherwise go to the North, at home.
About a year ago I started my Factc ry, and by
using the best material and paying my hands
promptly. I have been enabled to extend my
business and support 500 women and children
I that would have otherwise left the State. In
order still to Increase my Factory, I would
earnestly call upon the merchants, not oply of,
the city, but of the whole country, to g! e me
hteir rid and encouragem ant. Come and pee me,
de14 iy JNO. HANSEN
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tucking, hemming and ruffling. It does one~third more work in a given length
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It requires no special instructions to use it; an Illustrated Direction Book Is
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189 Oanal Street. NEW ORLEANS.
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Furniture Emporium,
ARMORY HALL, 87 CAMP STREET. `
-0
The Largest and Most Centrally Located Furniture
Establishment in the City.
Constantly on hand, and at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. the largest and best aeleete+
assortment
PARLOR CýOOLDS
To be found in the Bout consisting of
Suits Upholstered in Brocatel, Cotoline, Reps, Terry and Hair Cloth,
and Finished in Gilt.
MARBLE TOP INLAID CARD and FANCY TA.
BLE4 French PLATE MIRROBS and Patent Fanej
RCHA~lS; fine BEDROOM SUITS, with French Plate
Dresser Dreuming Cases and Armoire; magnileni
French Slate HALL STANDS with HALL CHAIBS
to match; DINING-BOOM ant LIBRARY SUITS of
every grade.
A compplete seeortment of MEDIUM and COMMON
FUBNITURE, of every grade sultable for connta
sad plantation nee.
large stock of boxed and knock down Furaiture
and Chairs.
SPRING HAIR and MOSS MATTRESSES HAIR
sad FEATHER PILLOWS and BOLBTEi8I and
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.
All Goods packed and shipped free of charge. Thanking our friends and the Dubl1e
for their past patronage, we solicit a continuance of the same in the future.
R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
Armory Hall, No. 87 Camp Street, New Orleans.
mh3 tf
ESTABLISHED IN 1825.
Corner Delord and Constance Street.
WE ARE PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE
Steam Engines, Boilers,
Sugar Mills, Furnaces for Burning Bagasse,
Vacuum Pans, Clariffers and Filters,
SAW MILLS, COTTON PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS, JUDSON'S GOVEB.
NOES, GIN GF&RING, FURNACE MOUTHS, GRATE BARS,
ALL KINDS OP
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 pur*
chased the entire stock of the Stacker Iron Works of Tennessee, for which Mr. E. 1. Leville.
beuvre was formerly agent (and the only genuine Tennessee Kettles in the market), we
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will be pleased to furnish upon appilcatlon.&
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convince sufferers that these powders will do all
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this disease a special study, and as toour knowl
edge thousands have been PERMANENTLY
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their curative powers.
Price. for large box, $3, or four boxes for $10,
sent by mail to any part of the United States or
Canada on receip' f price, orby express C. O.D.
Address.
ASH & BOBBINS,
apl6 ly 360 Fulton street, Brooklyv N. Y.
Neat Stalls No.. 8't 588 Magasine Market.
BuDDilies ShiS, Families. >ois. etc.. with
EGGS, VEGETABIESk
FOw Ls, &AEU
Beef, Mutton
r.r, asasaesN Trip.. Pte., Ete.
And everything the market affords.
MARTIN LANNEB, Js., Butcher.
Vegetable Stalls Nos. 121 & 124 Magazine Madr
Lee