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Jo.ih W1. lbes, AdiEniMtram I, ,v. r,.
Taylor.
D)ITRIOT C(t(URT FOR THE
t Orloens. No, 7t--By virtue of a
fRtlas to me dltectnd by the
e Fifth striot Court for the par
ins, in th above entitled onuseo I
oc to nsel at publo auction, at the
ante and Auctioneers' Exohange, Royal
between Canal and Oustomhouslatreot.s
o .oond Diltrit of this oit, o n WED-.
Y, Janua.ry 2, 1578, at 10 o'ock m.. the
t deg ri bd nroverty to w t
1 AI 'OMl.i)Il NOT, being in
S ds oflurne as follows, to wit
N ROnLaNAls. La., August 11, 176,
wo years after date I promise to pay to the
r or myself the sum of seven hundred dol
,tius reeelved, with interest at the rate
Siht per oent per annum from date until
pn a mym ent.
Seod , . OEt.
No varletur, Now (trlatne Augnust In, 1876.
(Sitgnod) ANDIiLZW ]OrE u(, Jr.
belod in the above sult.
Terme--OC h n the sp ot,
THOMAS If. HANDY.
Civil Hherlff of the Prlish of Orlenas.
de2l 27 8o iaB
gqeaeenlon of Z. McKay vs. the Police
Jury of the Parish of Jefferson. right bank.
PArIMH COURT. PARISH OP JEFFPRBON,
No. 1tiOO-Ily virtue of a writ of feri tacita.
ti me directed by the honorable the Parish
ourt, parish of JIterson, in the above entitled
"eGe, lwill proceed to sell at public auction,
Ithet Merchants and Auctioners' lxcohanae,
yal street, between Canal and Customhouse
et n the Hecond Distrclt of this city, on
JAY.n Janu a 22, Ites, at it o'olock m.. the
TwPl IHT'ibedpro e ,to ,it
te parish of Jefferson, right bank, in and
A certein square of ground, designated by
number elghty-four, in the tievonth District
e chity of New Orleans (late city ol Carroll
. buned by (anal Avenue, HHuyn.son,
Ort and .econd streets, known as the Oourt
s.cua .' and square of ground in Uarroilton,
5i. ntrest, supposed o be shove le-third
: vddinterest, really being silt-e htone
Ulndredtbs of filtr-two one undrets or
Shundred ad thirty-Ave one hundredths
te entire square,
Lue Idin the above suit.
e-Cash on the soot.
THOMAd HANDY
Civil Bheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
d4o jaS la 2s
C. o. Rogers vs. 3. F. Virgin.
TH DITR(IOT COU? OB TE PAR
Sof OrlansNo, of a
SOer facie, b me dretw iteho
urt trlct o e T
sans, In te above entlsoý ,'I winl
to sell at public aur
ereinfter designated, on W DY
nary, 1878, at 1 1 p.. an su og
t he same hour and ipins, the following
UGHiT ND ITEREBT
d en ant herein, . irn, and to
1. Aoertain Lease from on b rks, of
it of New Orleans, to d dfnt, o
tre-story and granito front store No. os
Stelr street. Said case is for the ireriod of
S beglnninll Octobet 1. 1877 nd edlng
1r 0.iles, and s for a rental of fifteen
dollars. payable in monthly intall
1! l to of one hundred and twenty-five dollars
t day of e a nd evetur of t
I rinal written leaseom saeid Marks (
S. ore and alI movable effects therein I
o atnd, situated at said No. 9a Gravier street,
Few anvntory, whk in mar be seen In may
I ithe above suit.
S l--For the Loese eho purchaser to pay
tenast falls due and elno the balance of .I
tudlcation, If any. ceh on the spot,
for the goods, mroaadldeet, e.. cash on
THOMAS H. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
STsojay 2
uher husband.
SDIS IOT COURT FOR THE PAR
Orleans, No. t497-6-By virtue of a
hof a sei e and sale, te me directed
Sonorabl the Thrd District Court
Sof O ans, in thel entitled
I proceed to sell atpub s ton.
late and luetlo
arp reets, de e num
oiuare numbi r iitesn, *h
are.n American measure, y follows. vi:
b re ne, two, thr abd faor adjoin
. and measure each t h tity, on
trent on trheur street b th
afeet between pa
on w orm tne fot rrrie.
stureets ot numbveer e adjoin
Sour and measures thir-ne feet
n aven nd one-half li on
e .ea. depth of one ehuasr b et
rallel line lot numbers ten and
oin each other and measure each
-to feet five lines front o o lumbus
bea depth of one hundred fad lfry-seven
eleven ip.ohs seven and one-half lines, be
"arllel lines;and lot number twelve ad
a elt number eleven and measures thirty
te el e one line front on Columbus
b depth of one hundred and fty-seven
eleven iooe seven and one-hal lines, be
lel lines. To er with all the
nga an improvement, thereon. Being
tama property acqauired by the defendant
a r. Amelle Brunea from her hus
oseph Bruneau, in part satisfaction of
udment (dooreelg also a eparation
pro een them) rendered by the
o te he Ttird Distriot Court of New Or
, t suit of Mrs. Joseph Bruneau vs.
usband, No 15,77 as per act beforeAnt.
,ooourt., notary public in this ltothe
,, nth O! March,1, registere in the Con
ae Office of this city id book number
y-two, folio six hundred and Aix.
d in the above suit.
iTes-Cash on the spot
THOMAR H. HANDY.
Oivl SIheriffof the Parish of Orleans.
4s ija la 522
:, I celat lIa ssagne vs. Widow Joseph
Olordan T
DISTRICT 00CURT FO THE
of Orleans, No. 840-B virtue of a
Sreand sale, to mpGirected by the
te Fifth District UOhrt for the par
SOrleans, In the .ove entitled Ouae, I
roe to sell at puUcation, at the er
ants and Auctionees ]5xLone. Royal
between Canal and Osttmhouse streets.
Seeond District of this oity on 8&TURB
,I mber 22, 1877, at l o'olokm., the fol
doseribedroperty to wit
E TIILOT OF GR6OUN, situated in the
b ashington (district 'Pandlly) Third
tr of this forming the one-half of the
nated by the number seven on a
raenby Journot, late depaty turve or of
rd unetpolity. on the eleventh f Jan
Is , and deposited in the offlee of OrIsle
l. lte a notary publle In this letn.The
a anquare is bounded by Delaronae. Moreau
roe and Hanoook streets, and said half
fronts entirely on Hancock street, and
on each of Moreau and Delaronde streets.
Ssame proerty acquired by the de.
herein as follows, to wit: Five-tentbs
f tereof in her capacity of surviving
of e community existing between do
t and the late Joseph Glordano her hus
; one-tenth thereof by purchase rom Mrs.
tiordano, wife of rnaud Pepin. by act
fth of A ust, 154, before Felx Percy, 4
notary public in this city, and four-tenths
Sby virtue of the adjudication to her
of the share accruing to her four children.
Emelia, Alfred and Josephine Gier
th wife of Bartholomew Oanessa, at the
f appraisement made by experts as
te by the judge of the I Court of Pro
for the city and parish of leans, by an
of the said court, dt the twenty
of October, 1843, ren d upon the ad
ofafainily meeting of the above named
on the fourteenth October. 1843, bi
i{fe , late notary.
inthe above suit.
This being the seon.d and last sueo
d 'property will bedeilnitry adiudl
to e highest and last bidder for what it
Tbing, at twelve months' credit, the pur
fnibsng bond, with good and solvent
beting eight per cent Interest per an
Sdate, and special m on the
sold. until final payat..t d pur
ihave to dedut d inQaehthe c
sheris and c etc., which
about one h .dol
furthermore, a ad
&, - i.~..:~
VWDZCIAL ADVYBfRTIlU
ammlIllºr SALE.A .
Jehua Mlarks vs. M 1. VIrlna.
SIXTH DISTRI COBT C TFOB TH1 PAR
lsh of Orleanso. w--By virtue of a writ
of fleri falas. to me directed by the hono bl
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Or
leans. in the above entitled cause, Iwill pro
osed to sell at public auction on the n rea5s
hereinefter designated, on W1iDNiDA, Jan.
uary 2, 17Sm. at 103 o'clock a. min. and suceeding
days, at same hour and place, the following do
scribed proeort , to wit
THE AtODt, MERCHANDISE AND FIX
TURES of a seed 'store and all movable effects
therein contained, situated at number ninety.
eight Gravier street, between Bank Place and
Magagine street. In the First District of this
city, as per Inventory, which may be seen in my
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the seot.
THOtAS H. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
dn22 27 Ja2
Wmn. Ionway, Miss Mary Kiernan, subro
ated, vs. Thomas Kliernan.
TIXTH DIHTh.tLT COURT FOR THE PAR
A ish of Orleans, No. 9421-By virtue of a writ
of seizure and stle, to me directed by the hon
orable the Sixth Dlistrict Court for the parish of
Orleans, In the above entitled cause. I will pro
ceed to se'i at public an.tion, at the Merchants
and Auntioneers' Exchange. Royal street, be
tween Canal and Customnhouse streets In the
Second District of thlselty. on MONDAY. Jan
uary 14. 1878, at 12 o'clock in. the following
described proerty,. to wit
1 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated,
lying and being in the Second istrict of this
city, in the square bounded by Conti. tt. Louts,
Rioman and nrbgn y streets, and designated by
tihe number one on a certain plan drawn by 8...
S ninskl, civil engineer, dated the twenty-fifth
of Domlmber, lsrl. and deposited for reference in
the offtee of Michael Gornon. notary public In
this city: said lot measuring twenty-six feet
six inches three lines front on Roman street by
one haudrod and forty-elghlt feet six inches in
doepth,btwoen parallel lins, and twenty- six feet
six Inchesthreo lines on the roar line.which lot
of ground is designated by the number sixteen of
square or islet number llrty-throe, on an original
plan drawn by J. PJIIe, Inate surveyor, dated first
of May, 140. and deposited in the office of the
late David L. MoAny, notary public In this city.
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
lying and being In the suburb Trome, In said
Second District of this city. In the square com
prised within Bloville. Conti erblgny and
IBoman streets, and deslgnated Dy the number
twenty-nine of square number fty-two, on a
certain plan drawn by Joseph Plle. late sur
veyor, dated first May, is40, and do oslted for
reference In the offl of said DavidL. Mc4ay,
late notary public octy n this city, and on an
other plan drawn by ((. A. Hedln dated seven
teenth November, 18sl and deposited for refer
once in the office of said Michael Oernon, notary
public in this city, and measuring. In American
measure, aooording to said plan, twenty-seven
foot front on said Blenville street by one hun
dred feet three inchoe one in e In depth, bt n
parallel lines. Together with allthe buildings
and improvements thereon.
MeWied in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAN H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
dola 11 jai 14
me nalth & IlcKenna, in Liquidation, vs.
q John J. Herrie.
,i SECOND JUDICIAL DISTIRIOT COURT FOR
- the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts of
the parish of Orltanus No.99:I-BR virtue of awrit
Sof seizure and sale. to) me directed by the
, honorablo the Second J udinial District Court for
t the Sixth and teventle Municipal Districts of the
a parish of Orleans. ,in the above entitled
cause, I will proceed to sell at public aue
tkon. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
n change, Royal street, between Canal and Ous
tomhouse streets. In the Second District of this
_ct. yon MONDAY Ja~nuary 14. 1s878 at 1i
wit
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, to.
· gether with all the buildings and improvements
tooreon, designated by the numbers seven,
Selaght, nine and ton of quare number thirty
nine, in the city of Carrollton, in the parish of
Orleans formerly Jefferson in thi State
bounded by Cana, Avenue. lourth .hort and
Zimple streets, as per plan deposited in the
office of James Oraham, notary public in this
city of New Orleans. Said lots adjoin each
other and measure each thirty feet front on
Canal Avenue by one hundred and twenty-two
feet six inches in depth between parallel lines;
lot number ten forms the corner of Canal Ave
nue nd Fourth streets. Being the same prop
' erty which the defendat herein acquired by
purchasse from John Meyer. by an act passed
efore Ernest Commagere. parish recorder and
ek-ololo notary public In and for said parish
of Jefferson in this State, under date of the
fifth day of June, 1067.
S:1zed In the above suit.
Terms--Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
del23 jaae14
Alphonse Beehet vs. Lua Beebe.
SIXTH DISTRIOT COURT FOB THEWPAR
l ish of Orleans, No. 799-By ylrtue of an alias
writ of ierd faclas.to me directed bythehonorable
the SIxth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in theabov entitled cause, I will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street between
Canal and Oustomhouse streets, in thehecond
District of this city, on MONDAY, December
st, 1877,. t 12 o'clock m., the following described
property to wit
AtLT IERIGHTS. TITLE ANDINTEBEST
of the defendant in td to a certain lease exe
outed by Widow E. P. Maclas, of property in the
square bounded by Common, d'Hemqecourt,
Genois and Clark streets consisting of seven
teen lots of ground. Also the two story dwelling
house, kitchen stables, hordes, carriage, furni
tore, and also agrloultural implements. Also.
all the balance of the land bounded by Hagan
Avenute, Park d'Hemeoonurt and Baudin streets ;
also the part bounded by d'Homecourt, Com
mon, Hagan Avenue and Olark streets, for the
term of twelve years, at the rate of three hun
dred dollars a year, which amount of rent ap
pears to have been paid in full, and which lease
ends on the first of September, less. The obli
gations of the lessee being to preserve hll of the
furniture in good order, to keep the same in
sured andto reserve the bedroom furniture of
Mrs. Macias for Maria Anfoux, as the whole will
more fully appear by the registry of said lease in
the Mortgage ofie, book one hundred and fifty.
three, folio one hundred and seventy-five. Also
the claim of Luc Beebe against the succession
of E. P. Macias, amounting to the sum, as he
claims, of thirteen hundred dollars.
Seized In the above suit.
Terme--Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
del19 23 27 31
S D. A. Harrie vs. Caspar Lusse.
| jIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i sh of Orleans, No. 9661-By virtu of a writ
of flerl facia, to me directed by the honor
able the Sixth District Court for te 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,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
ond District of this city, on MONDAY,. De
comber 31, 1877, at 12 o'clock inm., the following
described roverty. to wit
ALL THE RIGHT TTLE AND INTEREST
of the defendant herein, Caspar Lusse, in and
to the unexpired term of the lease up to the
fifteenth day of February next (1878). of store
No. 35 Front and No.36 Fulton street in the
First District of this city, at the raWe of sixty dol
lars per month, payable monthly, with the priv
ilege of renewal for one or two years at the
same rent, say sixty dollars per month.
And on the same day, at 5 o'clock p. m., at my
warehouse, bos. 23 and 25 Orleans street, be
tween Royal and Bourbon streets, in the Second
District of this city
ONE PLATFORM SCALE AND ONE OLD
LADDER.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-For the lease the purchaser to pay the
rent as it falls due, and for the balance, if any.
cash; and for the platform scale a.d ladder
cash on the sDot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
de2e 23 27 31
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THI DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FOR THE DISBRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF E. MANDIN AND E. F.
Perilloux. individually and as members of
E Mandin & Co.
At the City of New Orleans the twentieth of De- i
a cember. A. D. 1877.
In rBakruptey-Ne. 16ei.
TI.HE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE OF
L his appointment as assignee of E. Mandin
and'E F Perrilloux, indivddhail and as mem
bersota firm of EM d & C.. of thisear
haud within sad trict, who have
bank 1pon their own yeti- a
.,S~Qj~:::~ .:i , 32F
UtftICAUL ADPV*TarZMarts.
AVuC OX SAL M.
By HooF, Macon & O'Connor.
TWO LOTS IN MoDONOGHVILLE.
SUCCESSIONS OF JOHN WALLER. AND
of Catherine Waller, widow of said John
Waller, and dooeasod wife of Anton Bohr.
Becond District Court for the Parish of Orloans
No. 17,914.
Y HOEY. AMAON & O' NNOR1-NIoholas
J. Auctioneer-O o.1 t aronde
let street-On. SATURDAY, December 22,
877, at 12 o'clock m.. at the St. Charres
unotion Exchange in this city of Now.Or
leans, by virtue of an order of the honorable
the Recond District Court for the parish of Or
loans, dat#ed the sixteenth of November, 1477.
will be sold at public auction
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. in McDonoghvillic.
right bank of the Mississippi river, now the
Fifth District of this city of Now Orleans, in the
parish of Orleans, designated by the Nos. 22 and
as of Fsuare No. 25. bounded by Monroe, Do Ar
mas, Franklin and Dnecatur st roots, measuring
each, in French measure. ao foot front on Mon
roe street by 120 feet In depth between parallel
lines.
Terms of Htale-Cash.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser,
bnefore A. J. Villern, Es., notary public.
l020 24 del H 15 221
SUCCEUSION NOTICES.
SSuceeseson of William M. Vredenburgh, Jr
I RECOND DIITRICT COURT FOR THE PA R
SL- sh of Orleans No. 3srl--Nothie Is hereby
h given to the credlitors of this ostate and to all
n other persons heroin Interested, to show cause
a within ten dlays from the present notflietlton, if
it any they have or can, why the account pro
y sented by Mrs. Valentine Vredenburgh, testa
mentary executrix of the deceased. should not
t be apv roved and homologated, and the funds
t distributed in acoordance therewith.
By order of the court.
._dea 27 3t* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
Succession of Samuel P. Russ.
. OECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
k Ish of Orleans No. 89s 45-Notice is hereby
given to tie credit rs of this estate and to all
other persons heIroin interested to show cause
I within ton days from the present notification,
if any they have or cannwh the provisional ac
I count vresented by Mary LB. us and Samuel
r K. Buss, testamentary executrix and testamen
tary executor of the deceased, should not be
tapproved and homologated, and the funds dis
tributed in accordane therewith.
By order of the court.
de22 27:01* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
uccenslon of Robert E. Sharp.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
slh of Orleans. No, sa,.r.r-Notice Is here
by given to the creditors of this estate and to all
Sother persons herein intereostd, to show cause
Swithin ten days from the present noltiloatlon.
if any they have or oan, why the account pre
sented by Thomas Sharp, administrator of
this estate, should not be approved and ho
mologated, and the funds distributed in accord
anoe therewith.
By order of the court.
doter 7224 27 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Sueession of Dr. F. R. Alpuente.
QECOND DISTRIOT COURT FOR THE PAR
IC ish of Orleans. No. ass.4o- Whereas. Miss
Berthe Alpuente has petitioned the court for
letters of dative testamentary executorship on
the estate of the late Dr. F. It. Alpuente. de
neased. Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ten days
why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the court.
doll It 19 22' JOHN HERBERT. Clerk. U
suecession of res. Sarah Lopes, Widow I
of Edward Abraham Cazeres. v
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR. -
ish of Orleans. No. 89,994-Whereas Emile
Oazeres has petitioned the court for loeters of z
administration on the estate of the late Mrs. I
Barah Lopes, widow, etc.. deceased. Notle is
hereby given to all whom it may concern to s
show cause within ton days why the prayer of C
the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the court. a
dela io 19 22* JOHN HEBBERT. Clerk. 6
n CNSTAILB IALEº.
Chas. MCCoy vs. F. Kunts.
P- SEVENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
SU ish of Orleans, No. 7160-By virtue of a wrlli
d of fleri facias. to me directed by the Hon. O
d A. O'Rourke. Seventh Justice of the Peace it
b and for the parish of Orleans, in the above
le entitled and numbered suit I will proceed tc
sell at public auction, at my office No. Oee Maga.
zine street. on WEDNESDAY, January 2, 157s,
at 12 o'clook m,. the folowing described pro.
perty to wit
ONE SORREL MULE and ONE DUNI
COLORED HOUSE, with harness.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
_ den2 27 jal A. P. KELLER, Constable.
,, Philip MItchel vs. Gabriel Simon as Prlin
ofal afnd Cyrus Boll es security, in solido.
SEIGHTHd JUSTIOE COURT FOR THE PAR
na Ish of Orleans No. 68:-By virtue of a writ of
Sflerl facias, to me directed bythe Hon. Arthur J.
r Roman Eighth Justice of the Peace for the par
I lsh of Orleans I will proceed to sell at public
auction. on WEDNESDIAY, December 26, 1877. at
r 12 o'clock m.. In front of my offce, on Canal Ave
- nue between Hampson and Second streeots in
a the Seventh District of this city. the following
described roperty, to wit
ONE SORREL PONY.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
del4 18 22 20 PHILIP MITCHEL. Constable.
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE HTATE OF LOUISIANA,
FIFTH DISTIRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS.
MARIIE LOUISE CASH vs. C. L. C. CASH-No.
8665.
ST HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE THIR
tietrh day of November. 1877, judgment was
rondered in this court in the following en*
titled suit, in the words and figures following,
to wit
Marie Louise Case vs. C. L. 8. Cass-No. asec.
On motion of Hornor & Benedict of counsel
for plaintiff, and on producing to the court due
proof in support of said plaintiff's demand, the
law and evidence being in her favor,
It is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the
judgment by default herein entered on the
twenty-sixth inst., be now confirmed and made
final, and accordingly that tnere be judgment in
favor of plaintiff. Marie Louise Case, and against
defendant, C. L. S. Cass, her husband, decreeing
a separation of property and a dissolution of the
community of acquests and gains heretofore
existing between the said parties.
It is further adjudged and decreed that the
said plaintiff do have and recover of the defend
ant. her husband, the sum of six thousand dol
lars with legal Interest on three thousand dol
lars thereof from November 5, 1873, and like
interest on three thousand dollars thereof
from March 15. 1874, until paid, and costs of suit.
Judgment rendered November 30. 1877.
Judgment signed December 5 1877.
W. H. ROGERS, Judge.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at
the city of New Orleans, on this fit h day of
December. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-seven.
JNO. J. HANNAN, Deputy Clerk.
de7 20 22 ja5
AUCTION SALES.
By Albert Paul.
GREAT CLOSING SALE
-oF
ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
-or -
THE LOAN OFFICE
NO. 17 BARONNE STREET.
BY ALBERT PAUL. Auctioneer-Office No. 38
Exchange Alley-SATURDAY, December
22. 1877, and following days, at 10o o'clock a. m.,
will be sold st auction
ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES up to July I
1, 1877, on which interest has not been Daid,
without exception. Great bargains in
Diamond Ringe, Pins, Ear-Rings,
Brooches Studs etc.,
Goli and Silver Hunting and
Open-Faced Watches,
Jewelry of every description.
Slverware Guns, Psotels, Dirks
ClothIn of every deaeription. ete.
Cloth and Pledges of evry d aseraipon will
also be evonitorg at7:30O io'8
mJW IAL ADYmuTR XuwXT.
AVFlION SALL9.
By Hooy, Macoon & O'Oonsor.
THE ESTATE OF HUGH MoCLOSKEY AT
AUCTION.
THE HUMTER SALOON, FRONTING THE
POSTOFFICE AND CUSTOM-HOUSE.
THAT ELEGANT SAI)OON PROPERTY ON
St. Charles street, fronting Union street, be
tween Commercial Alloy anti Gravior streets.
THE THREE AND A HALF STORY BRICK
dwelling, corner ofLafayetbt and Carondolet
streets.
AND A HQUARE OF (ILROUND ON GAHQUET
HTREET.
SUCCESSION OF HUGlI McCLOSKEY.
Second DistrictCourt forthoParish of Orleans
No. 36,0i3.
BY HOEY, MACON & O'CONNOR--NIoholas
J. Hoey Auetloneer-Offlce No. 11 Caronde
let street--On SATURDAY, January i,, 1878,
at 12 o'clock mn.. at the St. Charles Hotel Auntion
Exchangn, by virtue of an order of the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated the 8th of Decembner 1877 will be
srld by pllhloi auction, for account titf the suc
tessiton of Huighl MoUloskey, the following do
eribeI val inile proe rtLy, to wit
1. THE HUMTER SALOON. In the Hecond
Distrit of this city, in the square hounded by
Old Lvee or Deatr'atlr. CaRInal OCnsptolhous' and
Dorsler strcits, known as lot No. 7. and inmca
uring 29 fret front on eaih of (ld Levee or )Do
eaturl sHlroots by 71 feet, 3 nches in depth. The
inlprovemenlllts comlpriserl the choiet two-story
brick building. constructedt ospt'lally for saloon
purposoe, and long known as the "Sumter
Hiouse," tactes the Custom-IHousO and Postofallo.
adjacent to the I'eoples' Bank, and in the "entrlr
I of our European and West Indies trade; will
always colnmantn good rental from prom pt ten
unts. and Is sold subject to the Iease expiring
HStpterntr an30, 187, al.$1it) per month, payable
monthly in advance: Portain fixturpes such' aIs
marble top counter, cigar stand, chandeliers.
clock, range, nl'., aire sold with the property,
to Ib dtiverotle by the tenant at the Oexpiration
of Ills lease.
2. THAT CHOICE PROFEHSIONAL STAND
on the corner of Lafayette and Carondolot
streets, dOalgintiad as lot No. 1. In the aquare
bounded by Carondelet. St. Charles. Lafayette
and Girod streets, and imasures 25 foot A inches
front on Carondeelt. street by about 1i0 foot 4
inehies in depth and front on Lafayvtte strint t be
the whole nltasorer.lnt more or tles). and
bountild In the rear by It common alloy 20 fret
in width. opening on said Lafavyttie street;
which said alloy is common to this lot and
others. Thei inmprovmentHan. iomprise ia. three
and a half story brick Ibulldinag. with pressed
bricnk front, is retilrd from the banquett',. and
ias doublo iron balconies front. the rear wing
is two-story brick. This ehoice property is not
only a complot ctonvenient and attractivn
family rnRidence. hlut fronm its location Iin thet
city ctntre will always command a itortain and
remulnerative rental i all established position
for prof'sslonal purposes, and is solt sllbject
to the JteRse or rental thereon, eoxtrltng H'pD
teimbir t:ol, 1878. at suo per month, payable month
ly.
:. THAT HPLENDID PROPERTY ON ST.
CIIARLIIS STREET,
With it large front and groat depth. In the
square bounded by St Charles. Camp, Gra
vier and (Commercial Alloy) Poydras streets,
the same hbengdeserlhod as follows, to wit
1. A PORTION OF GROUNI) known as lot A.
measuring rot foot 11 inches I line front on Mt.
(:harlos strteet by 170 foet rf incehes 4 lihes in
depth on the upper side towards Commercial
Allty, anti 125 foot ri inchtes on the iower side
line towards (.ravier stroet. at whitthi depth It
widenas arallel to St. Charles strett 24 oet 11
ir.h s1lns. i , and then' runs tytowards Ciatup
street 45 feeoot 4 lines, at which pointthe said pro
perty has a rear width parallel to St. Charles
streeot of 75 feet Ito inches ft lines. The improvt
monts thereon comprise that splendid four.
story Irick store and dwelling known as 'Mc
Closkey's soda water saloon," and a two
story brick store known as "'Iook's bat store."
which latter is leased until September so. 1878, at
35, U or month.
- 2. A P'ORTION OF GROUND, known as lot B.
adjoining the above on the lower side, towards
(ravior street, measuring so foot 11 Inches I
line front on St. Charles street by 125 foot r,
inches in depth. The improvements thereon
g comprise two-story brick buildings, leased un
til the a3th of Heteomber 197--the restaurant
Nos. 70 and 72 St. Charles street to Richard
In McCloskey, and No. 74 St. Charles street to I.
iGoldsmith; the former at $125, and the latter
to at t40 per month. The marble-top counters,
mirrors, stools etc., In the restaurant Nos. 70
and 72 St. Charles street are sold with the prop
erty. subject to the lease; all movable fixtures in
- Nos. 74, 76 and 78 St. Charles street belong to the
tenant.
4. A CHOICE SQUARE OF GROUND, In the
First District of this city, bounded by Gasquet,
Palmyra, Cortez and St. John streets, and con
taining twenty-six lots of ground-an admira
ble location for gardening or dairy; frequent
and easy communication with the business
i. oentre of the city.
Terms of Sale-Cash, and purchasers to as
s. sume payment over and above the amounts of
3f their bids, of all taxes on said property for the
J. year 1577. payable in 1871.
The whole of the above described property
Ic will be sold according to surveys and plans
t thereof by Louis H. Pille. surveyor.
Acts of saile at the expense of the purchasers.
n before Wm. J. Castell, Esq.. notary public.
g dt 15 f16 22 29 ja5 12 td
PEIIEMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION.
d To effect a partition,
ON UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS AND LONG
CREDIT.
- Of that Valuable Commercial Property known
as the
MERCHANTH' COTTON PRERH AND YARD,
together with all the improvements, etc.,
thereon.
NEW ORLEANS HAVINGS INSTITUTION VS.
WILEY HINTON WILLIAMS ET ALS.
Third District Court for the Parish of Orleans-
No. 23,594.
DY HOEY. MACON & O'CONNOR-Nicholas
J. lioey, Auctioneer-Office No. 11 Caron
deletstreet.-SATURDAY January 19 1878, at 12
o'clock m., at the St. Charles Auction Exchange,
by virtue of an ord.r of the Hon. F. A. Monroe,
I judge of the Third District Court for the par.
slh of Orleans, rendered on the 16th and signed
on the 21st day of November, 1877. in the above
entitled matter, will be sold at public auction
the following valuable property, to wit
i. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND in the
First District of this city, with all the buildings
and improvements, Dress, machinery, etc.,
thereon, comprised within New Levee, Front,
Gaiennie and Louisa streets measuring about
191 feet 10 inches front on New levee street,
a like front on Front street, and about 06e feet I
front on each of Louisa and Galennie streets. +
The improvements comprise that well known
new and substantially built and fire proof build
ings known as the Merchants' Cotton Press
having all conveniences for the storage and
compressing of cotton, having first-class sheds
built around the entire square, thus giving it
large storage capacity.
2. NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated imme
diately opposite the above, in square bound
ed by New Levee, Front Galennie and Suzette
streets, and designated by the Nos. 1o to is in
clusive. Said lots measure together about 127
feet 6 inches 6 lines front on New Levee street, t
and a like measurement on the line nearest to
Front street, about 153 feet 6 inches front on
Gaiennie street and a like measurement on the
line nearest to Suzette street; and
3. A LOT, situated In the same square and ad
joining the property above described, and des
itnated as lot No. 13, measuring about 21 feet 5
inches 6 lines front on New Levee street, by i
about 103 feet 6 Inches in denth. The improve
ments on the above described property com
prise unusually large and well built sheds for
the storage of cotton, covering the entire front
on New Le6ee street.
Terms of Sale-One-third cnsh and the bal
ance at one and two years' credit, in notes of j
the purchaser bearing interest of eight per cent
per annum from the date of adjudication, and
secure, by vendor's lien and special mortgage f
on the property sold, with the pact "de non
aliendo ;" the usual stipulations of five per cent
attorney's fees in event of suit to enforce pay
ment of the notes or any portion thereof; in
surance to the full almLent of the credit portion
of the price of sale and transfer of the policy
to the vendors or holders of the notes for the
credit portion, and to assume the payment
over and above the amount of the bid, of all
taxes for the year 1877, which are payable in
1878. The notes given for the credit portion to
be subdivided into coupons If required.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser,
before Theolore Guyol, Esq., notary public.
de9 152229 ja5 12 19
A!1"1ZY AND OIImiU AP LLW
UDIOI&AL ADVZI6IIaZN 1 .
AUICIOlt 3ALBA.
Byt . . OGlrardey.
T CHOICE SECOND AND FOURTH DISTRICT
PROPERTY.
E TIE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING No
275 Royal stroet,
N --AND-
THE FOUR TENEMENT COTTAGES,
. Forming the northeast torner of St. Mary antd
Prylanla streets, near the residences of
Messrs. Block, Frank and Camors.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MRS. WIDOW
T DAVIS LANAUX.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 39.811.
SY 0. E. OIRARDEY Auctionoer-Offlo No.
J a Camp stlreet-H-SATUDAY, December 22,
1577. at 12 o'elo,.k m., at the St. Charles Auotion
- Exchange. In tihe rotunda of the St. Charles Ho
tel, In this tity, will be sold at public auction,
4, by virtue of an order from the lion. A. L.
n '1H isot, *Judge of the Seoond Distrlt Court
for the parish of Orleans. datted November 12.
I. 177. and renderetd in the above entitled suees- e
e slnn, the foll.wing dc.-'rtthed proierty, to wit- I
1. TlE CENTtALLY LOCATED AND COM
MOtDIOUS TWO-STORY I1IUIK DWELLING
adapted for business and residence designated t
1y thlte No. 275 IIRoyal street. eeAonll Distrlt of r
Sthis city. and In lith stuarT houndted by Ito ynl
I Bourbon, Htospital ant Ursulines streets. The
Io, of groulnd monsllurs. In Amerlean measure- n
mn*oll, 24 feet 5 intches fl out on Royal strt-t by a 1
t depth of 127 feet, t1 inches. but having the said a
y width. betw.ten parallel lin 8s, cnly to a depth of t
to1 foeet 11 inches, and then diminishing in
Swhit h Iy 4 feet II inchoe7i, so that on the ru-irllnt I
Ing 24 feet of its dtltth it merasurtes only l9 feet a
SInr nchres In widthl b~ttween parallel lnes. The t1
I saild lot of g ouend is tl ignated by the No. S9 on
- a hian by J. It. l'ile., surveyor, dated the fourth a
of January, i432., ainntIxed to an act of Felix do o
ArlnlLs, thliti a nottary public In this city.t o0 the
tenth of January, 15832. and is bounded as follows: ti
i. On the loft tIy the lot of ground designated on
thoe saidhl plan by the No. 1o, by which it is olpa- a
Srated by a hrt izontal line diminishing its width
by 4 fent 11 inhes and by a p'erptndicular line
of 24 feet. so t It has a wflth of only 19 feeot
9 inches: and 2. On the right by a lot of ground
F designated on said plan by the No. 8, by which
It Is separatetd by a Ihn of 127 feet 11 inches.
Together with all the buidillngs and improve
mernts thernon, as above designated.
2. THAT CHOICE BUILDING SITE near the
handsome residences of Messrs. Frank. Canmors
('hisrn and Blookt. forming the northeast corner
rof St. Mary and Prytania streets, in the Fourth
District of this city, andi in the squlare bounded
Fby St. Mary. Feliclty Itat, Prytanla and Coll- I
seum streets. The troperty comprises two
large lots dtslgnated as lIt No. 21. as per plan 29
by .J. Plle. datted the fourt.,enthl .June, 1S2'. and aF
an nexed to an act in the toffice of Folix De Armas. bi
then a notary tublit in this tIty. dated the nint- C
teinth May. 1929, and lneasurinang i;( ft front, on i
HL. Mary street by 107 feet 8 inches in depth and tr
front on Prytanla street. and Its fet. 9I., lches si
deep on the line dvidling it from lot No. 22, to- T
wardtl (Inllsnur saret. Together with all the li
improvements a.l building thereon, cornpris- fi
lg the four frame te.no.mnt cottages, with
att and kithbens, cisterns. Otc. The tu.itlah- t
borlhooid and or'ntfiistiotre exceedingly desirabln M
for rsidwlnr-, and woirthty the tltentionll of plar- pt
lies rocking a chotlie bulilding site and a proflta- w
bitl Investment. si
Tterms--non-half iash and the remainder at At
on,' year's roedit for note apOcially sicturod by 15
mortgage and vendor's lien. Iearing all the st
suFal .'Han es of s ier rent p er annuml interest lii
from the day of sale until fl tal payment, and 5 kit
Scent ttr fint aoto ys fs nt f utilt, to on- S
force rolletion. Tthe lmt ,rovements to be koet Ti
insured and the plicry to 1s transferred by the of
pulrchasr to the, hollr of the lnte, and fur- ro
thoier to assuttme lpayment of the taxeS dtl and C'
exiagibl, in Iwis tover and above thit price of ad- of
juid ,ltation. ii
Acts oft sal at the rxoiinse Of the tmurt-husmn- t
before Chas. 'r, Molnat. Es .. notary public.
no017 24 d. 7 14 22
. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ,
By S. Gunauadt.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY EKELMANN.
I. Second District Co.,rt for the parish of Orleans
SNo, 39,181.
I jY S. GUINAULT, Auctioneer-Office corner
n J Exchange Alley and Blenville street--Will
She sold on SATURDAY, 22d December 1877 at
d 12 o'clock m, at the Merchants' and Auctioneers'
d Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Cus
tomhouse streets, by virtue of two orders of
r sale from the Honorable the Second District
Court for the Iarish of Orleans, rendered re
n spectively on the 20th October, 1877, and 14th
November, 1877 the following property. to wit
1. A CERTAIN LOT OV GOUND. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Third District of this city, in the square
bounded by Spain. Victory or Decatur. En
ghlen and Peters streets, designated by the let
ter A on a sketch made by G. H. Grandjean, civil
engineer. on the sixth of November. 1877, to be
deposited in the office of Abel Dreyfous. notary
publil. Said lot forms the corner of Spain and
Victory streets, and measures 43 feet a inches 2
lines front on Spain by 65 feet 7 inches 4 lines in
depth and front on Victory street, and 64 feet ,;
inches 1 line In depth on the line dividing it
from lot C on said plan, and 43 feet 5 innhes 2
lines on the roar line, the whole American
measure. The improvements consist of a two
story frame house the lower floor of which is
actually and has long been occupied as a gro
cery store, and the upper story, containing
several rooms, and there is a one-story wooden
building in the yard; said building fronting on
Victory street.
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon situated
in the samo square and district, adjoining the
above lot in the rear. designated on said sketch
as lot B. having 32 feet 8 inches front on Victory
street 48 feet 11 Inches in depth on the lower
side line and 43 feet 5 Inches 2 lines on the up
per slhd line dividing it from lot A. In the rear
said lot has a width on a line parallel to the
front line, end beginning at the lower side line,
of 17 feet 6 lines: at the extremity of this line
the lot extends at right angle to a further doptih
of 5 inches at which depth another rear line
parallel to the front line, extends 7 feet 3 inches
5 lines' at the end of this line the lot narrows
for a distance of 6 feet 1 inch 5 lines on a line
parallel to the lower side line, and then extends
to a further widlth of 9 feet 5 inches on a line
parallel with Victory street; the whole Ameri
can measure.
The improvements on lot B consist of a one
story double tenement, containing four rooms,
and a one-story kitchen of two rooms, cistern,
privy. etc.
Plans to be exhibited at the Exchange..
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance at
one and two years' credit, in notes of the pur
chasers, to bear interest at 8 per cent per an
num from the data of adjudication, secured by
vendor's privilege and special mortgage on the
p .perty sold.
The auts of sale to be passed before Abel Drey
fous. notary, at the expense of the purchasers,
and to contain the usual clauses in relation to
insurance and attorney's fees, and the taxes
exigible in 1878 to be paid by the purchasers.
nol8 27 deb 13 22
By Selle & Maloohee.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN MARIE DURAN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 39.669.
BY BELLE & MALOCHE-ARMAND BELLE,
Auctioneer-Office No. 50o Royal street.-SAT
URDAY, January 12, 1878. at 12 o'clock m., at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Customhouse and Canal
streets, will be sold at public auction, by virtue
of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated September 15, 1877, the following
described property
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 227,
bounded by Green, Madison. Cambronne and
Seventh streets, measuring 3oo feet by 301 feet,
all of which property is fully described in the
inventory filed. The improvements consist of
a single house, kitchen, gallery, stable, store
house, cistern, etc.
There are on the place various fruit trees. 2
The square is fenced in.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale at the expense of purchaser. be
fore John F. Coffey, notary public, d
des 15 22 29 ja5 12
J. IL WALKER, D. D. S.,
............ Delord street.........1.0
CAREFULLY PERFORMS ALL OPERATIONS
IN DENTISTBY.
ne28 tf
F. BUSCH,
GUN AND LOC.SMIT, .
No. 33 Commerelal Plasoe, New Oriau
Tiie. ,isN otut
*UDICIAZ. A pVnt foinw
AUCIWNm Sbll ALA.
By Ph1oadM J. Spar.
T VALUABLE IMPBOVED PBOP.B.'T O
CRAPS STREET, BETWEEN' MAIDZ
VILLE AND SPAIN STRST.B,
THIRD DISThI(OT.
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR NAVARBE,
Secondl District Court for the parish of Orleiwt
No. as,26.
Y PLACIDE J. BPEAR, Auotionssr-Oloe.
. No. 4r, Royal street-A A, D
ber 22. 1877. at 12 o'clock m., willbe sold at plVf
Slie auction at the St. Charles AUCtion xohm
basement rotunda of the 8t. _harles HoeLOm
set. Charles street between Common and
vier streets, by virtue and in putsunce.to
order of the Horn. A. L. Tissot, jud of t
Second District Court for the parish of Orlan
dated November 12. 1577, for ascount of said s
fisRsion-
ONE+HALF OF A CERTAI$ LO O
2 GROUND. forming part of lot NIo. 21, i
In tihe suburb Marigny, on Craps street, the
Third District* of this city, in sq e O,
which is comprised within Craps, Mt i
t pain and Greatmen streets, having fefr
on sanld Craps stroet, by 120 feeoot in th,
ed on one side by property now or forni O
loIning to Lrous Leroux or his trans erees. nad
on the other side by property now or formerly
belongi ng to Bernard Lerttlmont or 8 is ig. .
i rtog her with all the buildings and improive
f mints thereon.
Terms and Conitions--One-half ash, d
the Irlanee in one and two years' credit or
notes hearinrg s;peir mortgage and veldo
lien and priviilng, with per cent latorestper
I annur from date until paid, with cla "so
r Ier nuilt for attorney's fees in case of suit to %f
cover pa ym'nt of sald notes or any portieO
thereof, insurancer of buildin s by purohaser
and transfer of policy to holder of notes, 1 a
the oliausa, of non alienanrdo and all other
ePlasiRes. The purchaser to assume yaymentet
lil taxes p,,yaloe In 1878 over and bove the p
of arjudlication, and re.uired to make adepoo.i
,of 1f per cent on the armount of adjudicaion at
the moment of sale.
Act of sale before F. D. Strhors, notary public.
at the expensr of the purchaser.
11no020 27 de4 I1 18 22
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP. TYON
VIC'IOIY STUEET BET WM EN ELYSIAN
FIELD' AND FRENCHM ENSIBB.T1.J'
THIRD DISTRICT.
CATHERINE DUCHMAN HUSBAND ET A
VS. JOSEPIHINE AND) JOHN NSIIEt.I
Srcoind District Court for the Parish of Orleans'
No. 9,sP.0.
PY PLACIDE J. SPEAR Auctionesnr'-Oief
1 1 Royal straet-On SAT'URDAY, Decomber
22, 1877. at 12 o'clock m., will be sold at pulll
aulctionl. at the Ht. Charles Auction Exchang
,asnmrent rotulnda Stt. Charles Hotel, o-t"
Charilen stret, between Gravier and Cor
min streets, by virtue and in pursuanc
to na juldgimnnt rendered November 19, m1 s187
liunndl 17th Novembr. 1877, by the Hon.lk.
Tissrt, JII|ge of the Seornd DistrictCotw l.
the parish of Orleans, in the above matler, t
following iescnritred property. to it
A CERT'AIN LOT OUP (JROUND itutd
the Third District of this city, in the s
Marigny. together with the buildings and
pr venmrcnts thereon, in the m eareoomp
within Victory. Frenchmen,,or ad.
slan FilrIds streets., del.nlgnats aeio tNo, O
special plan drawn by L.Brlngie, dated I.
1849; said lot mi ar.ures 24 feet fronto Vi
street by 128 fert in depth, betwen p
lines. Which property was inherited
said late John Hithbn from his sister N
S bnn, widow by lirst marriage of lJose. I
Tester and by second marriare de wife
of ,Joseph LUrrgarn. as will fully apPear
reforen ce to the decree of the Second Ditole
Cirt ,ft New Orerris. rindored In the tton
,of the said late John Hiben on ()October 25, Ie.
under the No,. 13.7f7, and duly recorded in con
-v-aoy2ne. ofaee., ook 7, oiin on.
Trms and Conditions-One-half cash, ai
Ihte balance on a credit of one year for notes O
Ihe purchaier. divided Into cotjpons seoured by
morrtgage and vendor's privilege on the proper
ty sold, and bearing interest at the rate of b eit
memnr per annum from date ofsaleuntll paid and
5 per cent for attorney's fees in case of st there
on, the purchaserto pay thetax payabe a i
over and above the price of udlcatio,
to keep the property insured and transf the
Doliry to the holder of the notes: and bre
iuired to make a deposit of 10 per cent on th
amount of adjudication at the moment of--ld
Art of sale fefore Abel Dreyfus Ese, notary
publie, at the expense of the puroaser.
no20 27 de4 1118 22
tf VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENOE,NOS. so AND
e- 91 RAMPART STREET, BETWEEN 8?.
th LOUIS AND CONTI STREETS, SEOND
DISTRICT.
)d SUCCESSION OF JENNIE FORREST.
re
Secoond District Court for the Parish of Orlean-
til No. 39,798.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEA Auctioneer-Offlie
id 4 Royal street-SATURDAY, December 37~
2 177,at 12o'clock m.,will be sold at public auction
In at the St. Charles Auction Exchange baeement
; rotunda St. Charles Hotel. on Et. AUh8?I
It street. between Gravler and Common etc
2 by virtue and in ursuance to an order ro
~ the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of *the Seto
SDistrict Court for the parish of Orleans,
is November 19 1977, for account of said suOees
sion the following described Droortyi, to wit-
A CERTAIN PORl ION OF GROUND. tgetla
with the buildings and imrpovements thereon,
n rights, ways, privileges and advantages there
unto belongIng or in anywise appertains
re situated in the Second District of this
id the saIuaro bounded by Rampart, Basin
o and St. Louis streets, having 34 feet, ran
h measure, front on Rampart street by 17 fqpt,
T American meanure. In depth between parallel
ir inoes, bounded on the side nearest Co &s treet
. by the property of Florville For which l
r tion of ground forms part of a larger zo
~ round inherited by E. Caldwell from the lat
Alexander Caldwell, as his universal legate
as will more fully apear reference bein ha
i to docket No.-- of the Seoond District toul
Sfor the pariash of Orleans. Acquired by the late
said Jennie Forrest, on the 12th day of Jual.
S1547, from Edward Caldwell, per act passed
a fore A. Z. Blenvenu, Esa.. notary public. The
Smprovements consist of a one-story brick reste
Sdoence, retired from the street, having fIor
rooms on the lower floor, four rooms Il the
attic, kitchen attached to main building, having
four rooms, cistern, waterworks, privies, etc.,
the whole slate covered.
Term and Conditidns-Cash on adjudication.
Act of sale before John L. Lareache, notary
public, at the expense of purchaser.
t no 2027 de4 11 1s 22
UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST IN AND TO
FTHE PACIFIC SALOON," FURNITURE,
FIXTURES. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF MINNIE ESTELLE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.-
No. 39,987.
BY PLACIDE.J. SPEAR, Autioneer--OfdS
No. 46 IRoyal street-On MONDAY, Dec -
her 24. 1877, at 10 o'clock a. m precisely, will be
sold at public auction on Chartres street, be
tween St. Louis and Toulouse streets, by vir
tue and in pursuance to an order from the Hon.
A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated December iU,
1877 for account of said succession-
T1lE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST of said
succession in and to the furniture, fixtures,
stage and stage scenery of the dancing hous
and saloon called "The Pacific Saloon," situatea
as hereinbefore mentioned.
Terms-Cash on adjudication. dels 18222
COUNTERS, SHOW CASES, FURNITURE,
ETC.
SUCCESSION OF MARY ANN WEIDNER.
Second DistriotCourt for the Parish of Orleanst
No. 39,900.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR Autioneer
. No. 46 Royal street- MONDAY Dece.ier
24. 1877, at 4 o'clook 9. m.. will be .old at public
auction, corner of Bellecastle and Tehoupitou
las streets, by virtue and in pursuance to an
order from the Hon. A. L Tissot, judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated December 11, 1877, for account of said suo
cession
SHOW CASES, COUNTERS, FURNITURE,
GRINDSTONE. etc.
Terms-Cash. de13s 22 l 2
A. CAPITON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
s.......CArmNDolsrET swTEa.......Ba
Near Canal.
Wishes to Inform his customers and the pub
lie inenerlhat he has for sale Wedding and
Eveng Suits, made in altogether new stye
and Gentlemens' 1sshloisbie Tolette,
e alwas on bad a assortment of
the. o( ,aný4o