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t' e CLAM cO"UTY T* . eouuW e.
Tse VPaSn neen the county
m'tam AglAinst the C(oanty dudes.
(t. Loulae Rkpublioan.]
Pt ~~SO Y Meo. Dec. 17.--The railroad
r this county is assuming
tl Ore ti! proportions. The stolon
ve not bn returned, and it is
they have been destroyed so that
fo ifaty will be comnpelled to have in enu
y f"Aw set, which will take from tIoie to
motnhs to make out, and put the county
r to e 000 expenses. The armied citizens
to e tax books from the court-house
Sltter for the county court, in which the
ti.ri t Ooourt was peremptorily corm
dd to hand la their resignations or suf
Pe lty of hanging by the neck un
Th"e court preferred the former
w g.and have sent therl resignations
e Go or, who has accepted the
r tm effect when their successors are
hen this will take place it is
tioat'Jtan, as but row, If any, of our best
will have anything to do with the
of oounty judge. The citizens are not
y to blame for the course they have
as the last court was appointed by the
co of certain men who expaleted to reap
by their being in office. By some It
y asserted that the whole affair of ap
Sthe court and our assessor was a
Id sale affair--one agreeing to workt
r , This has a semblance of truth,
Ia j t as the present assessor was
byt e court under very peculiar
eta , he not having any petition,
Maother applicant had over three hun
names to his; but the court took
no noti of this but appointed Mr.
u .This created great indignation all
oleor ecunty, and as soon after the court
ettd inprevarlcating, all contlidence
,lst in their integrty. At that time they
ted to resign, but failed to do sso-
have thought bettor of the request
as they were reqrested to do by the
mass convention assembled. Much
is felt throughout the county
had M. Gardner, the assessor, for
e has taken in public affairs for the
yw ears, and some talk has been inu
ln of demanding his resignation. No
measures have been taken yet, but
are very plentiful, and if they are arl'
out there will not be much left of O)seola
o some of its citizens. However, time alone
;gT Untravel the future.
JERRY BLACK.
iWar et the Great Lawyer's Personal
Characteristles.
IWsi.t~llto Correspondencoof the Memphis
Apteal.]
long since he was paid a large foa,
d'L ing away in one of his pockets,
Stoo cars, and, reaching home, went
boUta is his custom, forgetful of the hand
e sum, which to honest men would have
a a load until deposited~ In some safe place.
ent to bed slept through the night as
tlas Ia child, just as if there had never
a Beturning Board or a Stoughton,
awakenin the next morning
his clothes, still oblivos o
tion to his fortune of which
War reminded, three or four days after, by
re 1t of a letter from his client asking
Ta t. Of course, lie was very indus
n e .search for the missing funds.
to his banker; he knew nothing of
' treasurer, but she had never even
of it to his son, who also declared his
"but suggested, knowing his infirm
t, perhaps, the coat he wore to Phila
w Wsould reveal it if examined, and so it
.Loolyas he had put it away, the pile
greeaecks lay in the back pocket of
coat, out of which they might
dropped or boon stolen. ' he
thnt ensued a reptilion of many that
ooourred before, and to which wife nor
ill were strangers, can better be inlag
ined described. On one occasion, being
pid in bonds of a considerable amount,
se tt them into the same back pocket,
q 4iioh they were taken by a nimble
t woman sharing the same seat in a
I ,at whose ladylike apoearance had
m Ilm of all suspicion. But,
resohing Philadelphia, and ascer
his loss he placed the matter
hands of a detective, who shortly re
the property. His appearance in court
tI equalto the idiosyncracy which in
- carelesshness as to money. A large,
man, of striking appearance, he is in
t to dress, or anything more than
and, an habitual tobacco chewer, lihe
ome. so absorbed in his case that his ex
rations are lavishly ejected to the right
ut occasion sults, something after the
er of the late John Sale. This secures
plenty of room, and much of objection
comment, of which he is, of course, ob
i tURKEY GOBBLER nTRUTrING."
T:hil rigin of the Blaine-Conkling Un
Spleasantness.
. rom aDebate in the House in Isi0.]
Mr. Coaukling desired to add that no corn
m·l~sion, paper or authority whatever was
-tened to him, except the letter of retainer
had been read. If the member from
Ma hadmh the least idea how profoundly in
dif-.lrent to him his opinion was on the sub
.ea he had been discussing, or on any other
bjb ect, he thought he would hardly take ,
e trouble to express it. He apologized i;
to the House for the length of time he
had o cupied in consequence of being drawn ii
n the matter by an interruption which 1
se had before denounced to be ungen- o
y and impertinent, and having
i Whatever to do with the matter, a
-Mr. Bae said he knew that this was what p
called down East "running emptyings."
gea~leman from New York could not get A
r n the technical pretense that lie did not o
oid a commission as judge advocate. Many
an officer has led a brigade, a division or a
+orp with no more of a commission than
a one as the gentleman from New York a
d. As to the gentleman's cruel sarcasm,
M.. BIine continued: I hope he will let'me i
c~ape his disdain. His lordly pomposity, a
-is grandiloquent swell, his majestic over- a
towering, his turkey-gobbler strutting have
bseen so crushing to myself, and to all mem- p
ba~s of the House, that I knew it was an a
aot of the grossest temerity on my part to
ture on provoking them. But I know 0
Was responsible for it all. I know ti
or the last five years an extra strut has
the gentleman. It is not his fault, it is R
fault or another. That gifted and satiri- 0
- mlan Theodore Tilton, of the New York
was over here spending some L
and writing home letters, in which, J3
some serious things, he put some
things, among the cruelest of which pi
t the mantle of the late Winter Davis at
fallen upon the member from New York. Is
e (Oonklng) took it as serious and has
istrutted more than usual. Well, the re
mbance is great. As striking as Hyperion
a Thersites to Hercules, mud to mar
ng hill to a diamond, a singed cat to F
a . tiger a whining puppy to a roar
lion. hade of the mihty Davis, forgive le
almost profanation of jocose satire.
s" bISFRANCHISEIENT" MARE'S p
NEST. F
ter ll's Opinion of the Letter to 0
the New York " World." L
Allusion was made in the Chronicle and at
t to a letter written from t
to the New York World about the tax
for voters in the new constitu- 0
B. H. Hill's attention was call- zi
t .f s article Thursday night by a re
the Atlanta Cbn-tiution: in
si Ureplied: "It is all bosh-miser- st
I- :There isnot a word of truth in it. in
s a eerror, perhaps unintentionally
No one is disfranchised by the new m
The right of suffrage is con- t
. to va mMn entitled under the laws to at
So.0f that right. No law of the
Is upon, and in no Ia
can the Stats e placed in the po- le
" asumed AMs peshie in that ar- I
" he re.uaurq.mnts of the constitu
Sare -y rgito of the right, Ia
.-:+.r then. tl izU.en is con- re
11*hesa a.nd iof
to of th
I Ia oe0 the right tffIraie In the oounty It
whtch he ive, t then only after a certair
term of resldene in thegoounty, is a disfran
ohlsement. but it la no such ting. It 1 omt
of the necessary regulations to preserve the
purity and honesty of the ballot. The Stat(
says its citizens shall pay their taxes as a
recompense for the protoctive authority anet
beneliclent operations of good government,
Every citizen should discharge his duty t
the Htnte, an' he Is not at worthy citizen it ht
does not. The State says payment of taxes tI
one of the requisites to entitle her citizens t(
participation in the governmental or'aniza.
tlon. This she has a clear right to do and
the failuro to accept the right upon thoes
terms Is not the act of the State but the itlti
zen himself."
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EiLN. TOONMB.
He In Going to the Paris Exposltion, Blnt
In No Ptublie Capacity--HM Views
on Leading questions.
IAtlanta Constitutlon.)
One of the trusty flonds of the ('(<,*siltit,lo
h, ard that G(on. Toombs had roatled the city.
An Inspection of the Kimball iHouse register
proved that this information was corrcti.; so.
without c:ord or announcement, the flend in
vaded No. 13 and took a front seat. The General
with his accustomed kindness, greeted the fiend
cordially and made him feel at home. This was
the first opportunity we had met with to talk
with the General about recent events.
" General, are you going to Paris ?"
" Yes, sir. You boys have written a good deal
in your paper about my going thorn as a con
missioner. I approciate the kind motive, but I
must beg to Ise excused."
" Why is that ?"
"Well, I can't afford to take a commission
from anybody. I want no oficen. As you have
said. I know enough people in London and
Paris to feel at home. Let somebody who needs
the influence of a position to introduce them
have these commissions. I am golng to l'aris,
however."
"Iam lad to hear that."
"Yos, slr, I am going. Itwill be the third
Paris Exposltlon that I will have attendled. I
att'mlided the Exposition of 185l as Senator; i
attended the Exposition of 1807 as a refugee, and
I am going to this one as a gentleman."
"General. how about the omisston in the new
constitution to designate a su(cessor to (hov.
Culnuitt in ease of his dteath before the organiza
Ilon of the Leleslature?"
'"Well that is very idle discusson. Su poose
Gv. (coloit ut shoulnh dile to-morrow, what is the
result? A lot of fellows in the State won't get
their warrants on the treasury signed. That ls
about the extent of the damage done, Why, the
whole army of the United States has gone seven
months without its pay why can't. forty men in
(Georgia do the sn.min? They can find some one.
just as the soldiers did, to cash their claims
upon the government. I will ayr the judges
and the clerks up there at the Capitol their IIt
tle salaries if such a contingency takes placo.
It is really a very small matter."
"But who would be the legal successor?"
"Why not Rufus E. Lester? Didn't Conley
take the office after his ternm as Senator and
'resident of the Senate had expired ? Dooes
not the constitution-the new constitution-flx
the date for the meeting and organization of
the new Legislature without any interference
from the Governor? Is the State ever without a
Legislature ? and, should the Governor die
why wouldn't Lester be his successor until
another is elected either Governor or I'residont
of the Senate ?
"That is the point of the discuselon."
"And I think it is a very nonsensical discus
slon at best."
" Of course, you are rejoiced at the success of
the new constitution?"
" It Is the grandest triumph of the tge. It. is
a splendid constltulion, and will survive long
after you and I are dead. It contains groat
prtinciples. It adopted itself. Who worked for
it? Who trieo to have it adopted? All that was
done with reference to it was done against It.
butit triumphed just as the honest and true
principles of honest government will always
triumph. It is a constitution for 'people'--it
contain4 no word about race, color or previous
condition, except as to schools. It is what the
Deoplo wanted, and they accepted it."
No Christmas presents are more Inviting and
serviceable than those on exhibition at the store
of M. L. Navra, 129 Canal street. Mr. Navra has
on exhibition the choicest chlnaware glassware.
crorkery and general house-furnishing goods.
especlally for Christmas presents. No uresents
ena be better suited for the occasion, for these
are not only beautiful, but serviceable and use
f u as well. The wife who receives a handsome
seot of French china trom her husband wdll in
(lep appreciate the gift which will serve not
only for Christmas, but for every other day in
the year; they will remind her of the gift, and the
donor. Above all. do not let your Christmas
dinner come on the table in old, dilapidated,
broken and cracked china but get a brand now
set of china at once from Navra.
CITY ORDINANCES-OFFICIAL.
MAYORALTY or NEW ORLEANts,
City Hall, December 19, 1877.
Administration Series-No. 4261.
An ordinance fixing the polling places in the
esveral precinots of the Tenth and Eleventh
Wards of this city.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, That the polling place in each
precinct of the Tenth and Eleventh Wards, as
creaked under ordinance No. 4260, be fixed as
follows:
Tenth Ward.
First Precinct-Bounded by Felicity, St. An
drew, the river and St. Thomas street, at No. 163
Religious street, between Felicity and St. Mary
streets.
Second Precinct - Bounded by St. Andrew.
First, the river and Rousseau streets, at No. 0
Philip street, between Tohoupitoulas and Ros.
seau streets.
Third Precinct-Bounded by St. Andrew, First,
Rousseau and St. Thomas streets, on Rousseau
street, between Jackson and Philip streets, (Po
lice Station.)
Fourth Precinct-Bounded by Felicity, Joseph
ine, St. Thomas and Annunciation streets, at No.
137 Josephine street, between Chippewa and An.
nunolation streets.
Fifth Precinct-Bounded by Josephine. First,
St. Thomas and Annunciation, at No. 331 Chip
pews. between Sorapuru and Philip streets.
Sixth Precinct-Bounded by Josephine, First,
Annunciation and Magazine streets, at the corner
of Laurel and Philip streets.
Seventh Preoinot--Bounded by Felicity, Jose
phine, Annunciation and Magazine streets, at No.
81 Laurel, between Josephine and St. Andrew
streets.
Eighth Precinct-Boundedby Josephine, First,
Magazine and Carondelet streets, at No. 623 Mag
azine street, between Jackson and Josephine
streets.
Ninth Precinct-Bounded by Felicity, Jose
phine, Magazine and Carondelet streets, at the
corner of rytantsa and Felicity streets.
Tenth Precinct-Bounded by Felicity, First,
Carondelet and Rampart (late Laurel) streets, at
the corner of Caronaelet and Josephine streets.
Eleventh Preoinct-Bounded by Felicity, First,
Rampart (late Laurel) and Liberty streets, at the
corner of Jackson and Franklin streets.
Twelfth Precinct-Bounded by Felicity, First,
Liberty and Magnolia streets, at the corner of
Josephine and Freret streets.
Thirteenth Precinct-Bounded by blicity and
prolongation of the line until it ileets First
street, with its prolongation, at Magnolia street,
between Jackson and Philip streets.
Eleventh Ward.
First Precinct-Bounded by First, Washington,
river and Chippewa streets, at the corner of
Fourth and Tchoupitoulas streets.
Second Precinct-Bounded by Washington, To
ledano, river and Chippewa streets, at Nn. 979
Tchoupitonlas, between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
Third Precinct-Bounded by First, Sixth, Chip
pewa and Constance streets, at the corner of
Fourth and Laurel streets.
Fourth Precinct-Bounded by Sixth, Toledano,
Chippewa and Constance streets, at No. 305
Laurel, corner of Eighth street.
Fifth Precinct-Bounded by First Sixth, Con.
stance and Prytania streets, on Iagazine, be
tween Washington and Sixth streets.
Sixth Precinct-Bounded by Sixth, Toledano,
Constance and Prytania streets, at No. 835 Maga- a
zine, between Seventh and Eighth streets. (
Seventh Precinct-Bounded by First, Wash- I
ington, Prytania and Rampart (late St. Denis)
streets, at No, 651 Baronne street, between Wash- a
ington and Fourth streets.
i.gh'h Precinct-Bounded by Washington,
Toledano, Prytanis and Rampart (late St. Denis)
streets, at the corner of Sixth and Carondelet
streets.
Ninth Precinct-Bounded by First, Toledano,
Rampart (late St. Denis) and Howard (late St.
George Avenue) streets, on Sixth street, between F
St. Patrick and St. David streets.
Tenth Preeintot-Bounde by First, Toledano, t
St. George Avenue (now Howard street), andthe n
rear limits of the Eleventh Ward, at the oraer
1
AUOTtON SALES.
By Albert Paul.
GREAT CLOSING SALE
L -or
ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
- or
3THE LOAN OFFICE
NO. 17 BIARONNE STREET.
1)Y ALBERT PAUL, Aitionmere-Offlce No. .al
· Exchange Alloy-SATURDAY, Doofemhbt
22, 1877w 'nd following days, at lo. o'cloek a. m.,
will be old alt auctfiol-
ALL UNItEDEEMED PLEDOGERup to July
1, 1877, on which Ilnlfrest has not boon paid,
without exe rnt.nl, . (Great targnains in
Diamond Mintsr , Pinsl Ear-lhings,
Broochtrs, Stills, oto.,
(tlol nd d Slver Hunting and
Otren-Fae,.d W iatohos,
Jewolry of avery dlo.rrliption.
Hilverwarn, (Guns. Pistols, Dirks
C(lothing of "very drscription, rte.
Clothing and Pl'dges of every doseridtion will
also be sold this ovtn ing at ;:3 0 o'cloOk.
Terms--Cash.
OTTO 8CHIWANER'S Loan Office,
(lt1 17 Baronne street,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE DISTRICT COIUR1' OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FOR TlHE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TIHE MATTER OF E. MANDIN AND E. F.
I'erillox. Ii ndividually and as members of
E. Mandlin & (o.
At the City of Now Orltrns-r, the twentieth of Do
comber. A. D. 1077.
In Bankruptcy--No. 1605.
rTlHE UNDERTONED G(IVER NOTICE OF
- his apRilntelnt ras I.RgIntrnn of E. lirndinl
and E. F. 'Perrilloux, Indilvllual an aid as mern
bors of the firm of E. Mandin &. o.,. of this par
wh and Htlate, within sahl distrlit, who have
leton Iadjudtged blnkrupls upon their own etil
tion, by the I)lstrict (Coulrt of on, lid district.
.JOIIN II. RAiIEHIIIDE. Assirreno.
11122 3at
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mechanics' and Traders' Bank. New or.
inans. Dee. 22., 177-The ANNUAL ELECTION
for Directors of this liank, to serve during the
cnuilng year, will take plane at thn hnbanking
Ilotrsre No. 28 Carondrlrnt, strcot. on MONDAY,
th,. a2d of January inext, hotwoon the hours of to
a . i1l.nd 2 p. m.
JOHN H. LUDWIGHEN.
d124td _ Casrhinr.
pecial- Notice to Red River Shippers.
All freight rncelvod for steamer LA BELLE up
to 1 ATURDAY, D)onolmher ?2. has bhoen snnt for
ward on the C. H. DURFEE. I'lease insure aon
cordingly.
deor:it JOH. A. AIKFN. 11 Gravier street.
Notice-Neither the captain, owners nor
the underslgned. ngents of the Brltish Hf.am
sthip TIARA, leth.ll, mrister, frorm Cardiff. will
e) roesponsibl, for iany debts contracted by the
crew of Iaid vomwsel.
d119 lt IDPEAN & CO.
Speelal Notice--tate National Bank,
Ficnal Agent State of Louisiana, New Orleans,
)ciolrmhnbr 1., 1977.-Noti,,ro is hereby given that.
the January. 15714. col ons on the consolidatedt
hatnldi of the State of Loisinina. will hbe cashed
on and after MONDAY Dec)ember 24. 1177, Ilpon
Iro.sntation at this Bank or at the Bank of
Now York. N. B. A. in New ork.
(nlltn HAMUEL[ H. KENNEDY. Preeldent
Office New Orleans Insurance Company,
corner of Canal and Camrn streets-New Or
loans. Dec)mrnber 12, 1177-Notice 1in hereby given,
that in cnrforrmity with article 11th of the char
ter of thlis.r colPlanp. the annual election of
twelve dlirctors to servo dllring the ensuing
yearwill bt hebld at. this oMtico. on MONDAY,
Dotenmoler 41. 1877, Ibtween tlhe hours of 11 a. m.
to 2 t0. in.
de13 td J. W. H1NCKS. Beerntary.
Sermanla National Bank of New Or
leans.-The annual election for nine directors
of this institution, to serve during the ensuing
year. will be hold at the banking house. No.
102 Canal street. on WEDNESDAY. January 9,
1878. betweon the hours of 1o a. mn and 2 p. m.
dell td J. L. IERCIER, Cnashier.
Hibernia National Bank, New Orleans,
December s. 1877-The annual election of dlirec
tors will be held at the banking house WED
NESDAY. January 9, 1878, from 10 o'clock a. m.
to 2 o'clock V. m. JNO. G. DEVEREUX,
d11 td Cashier.
New Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, La., December s. 1877.-Tho annual elec
tion for Dirnctors of this Iankto serve during
the ensulngljnar will be held at the Banking
HousO on TUESDAY, January s8,1878. between
tih hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
des Im WM. PAIFPREY. Cashier.
AMUSEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE..............OPERA HOUSE.
FRENCH DRAMATIC COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
For Twenty-four Nights Only.
Opening Night, Thunrday, December 27.
NOS ALLIEE
Comedy in S acts, by Pol Meroier.
LLE FEU AU COUVENT.
Comedy In 1 ant. iy Barrdore.
'aturday Eveling, December 29.
LE GENDRE DE MONkIEUR POIRIEIR.
Comedy in 4 acts by Emile Augler.
LA VEUVE AU CAMELIA, Comedy in 1 act.
nalurday Matinee at Is.
NO ALLIEES and LE FEU AU COUVENT.
hunday Evening, December 30.
LA VIE DlE BOHEME
Drama in 5 acts, by Barriere and Murger.
dc23 tf
VARIETIES THEATRE.
NOTICE.
To afford necessary time for preparation, the
theatre will not, be open to the public on SUN
DAY or MONDAY.
Christmas Day, at I1,
First Representation of the
HOLIDAY PLAY.
First appearance in New Orleans of Mr. T. A.
HALL. in the beautiful drama, in 3 acts,
entitled
DANIEL DRUCE.
DAN'L DRUCE
DAN'L DRUCE I The Success of
DAN'L DRUCE } an Entire neason
DAN'L DRUCE in London.
DAN'L DRUCE
Miss M. DAVENPORT as Dorothy Druce.
And an effective assignment of the characters.
WrittHm by the distinguished London dra
matist. S. Gilbert, Esq.. author of "Pygmalion
and Galatea."
New Scenery and Effects.
Act 1.-The Ruined Hut-How the Man's Gold
B3came a Living Child-"I prayed for this,
but scoffers mocked me and said that the
days of miracles were passed; but they lied,
my prayer hath been hearkened to."
Act 2.-The Forge-The Man's Fear and the
Maiden's Hope-"We love each other with
a love that passeth all telling"-The lad
Geoffrey Returns from Sea.
Act 3.-Druce's Cottage-A Struggle of Four
Hearts-The Dream and the Waking.
Dan'I Druce Every Night and Matinee
During the Week.
HOLIDAY GIFT MATINEES.
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
and NEW YEAR every boy and girl will re
ceive a present, and in addition a chance to
secure the two beautiful prizes, Little Dolly
Druce and Santa Claus' Double Team.
Seats can be secured at the box office. de22
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-CHRISTMAS WEEK.
commencing SUNDAY. December 23. Every
night, Tuesday. Wednesday and Saturday Mati
nees, ROBERTB' HUMPTY-DUMPTY PANTO
MIME TROUPE, with Mammoth Company of
Specialty Artists.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY December 25
and 26, the Academy's 24th and 25th Annual
Christmas Gift Matinee, presenting o0,000oo costly
Toys, at popular prices of admission.
Matinees, 25 and 50 cents. Ni~hts, 25, 50 cents
and $1. Reserved seats ready. No extra charge.
de23
W ENGER'S GARDEN.
Nos. 11 and 13 Bourbon street,
H. WENGER, Proprietor,
Has been newly frescoed, and is now the PIN.
EST HALL in the South. The artistic improve
ment of the hail was opened to public inspec.
tion on Saturday. the lth inst., at 7 o'clock p
m.
Slarge rmber of European and American
mere awaras on Ila i
Daý s for ladies and famiie, with seon
fJUDICIAL ADYV TISUZNWTaS.
AUCfTION BALS.
By Plaoide J. Spear.
UNDITVIDED HALF INTEhRET IN AND TO
"TIHE I'ACIFr' HALOON." FUINITUE ,
FI ATIURXES, ETC.
SUCCEBSION OF MINNIE ESTELLE.
Becond District Court. for the Parish of Orloans
No. :11,1187.
1BY PLACIDE J. RPEAII, Auctionoer--Oflre
No. 4, Rloyatl str"et--()n MONDAY, D..entn
her 24.1 77 at 1o o''lock a. m., precisely, will bhe
sold at pull ll lertion on UlCartres street. be
twein StHI. Louts and Toulouse streets, by vir
tiln and In lpursllanin to an order from the lion.
A. L. Tissot. Judge of the Hneond )tistrlet Court
for the pnrlsh of Orloans, dated Dooember 11,
1877 for nieoulllt of sIld suII'cssion
THIE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEIIEISTof said
success!on In anti to the firniture, fixtures,
stge anld stalA, ~ enery of the diancing house
anOd salooln called "The Pacifluc aloon," situated
asi hereintbefoire mentioned.
Terms Cash on adjiudication, dntl 1412224
COUNTERI4, HH1OW CAHEN, FURNITUIE,
ETC.
BUCCEEHRION OF MARY ANN WEIDNER,
Second District Cou rt for the Parish of Orleans
No. 319,190..
B.Y PLACIDE J. RPEAR, Anltioneelr--Omf in
No. 4lto Royal street - MONDAY DeI.cmber
24, 1877, at 4 o',Iloek p. t.. will be $ild at 1ublic
tlletton, cornltr of Bolleneastlo and Tchollgitiou
las streets, by virtue and in pursuannc tio an
order from the ilion. A. L. Tismot, jnidgl of the
Heoond Distriet Court for the vat ish of Orleans,
dated Dec).mber 11. 1877, for uaccount of said sue
ewssoln
8IHOW CARES, COUNTERS, FURNITURE.
G(IlNDHTONE. etc.
Terms-('ash. dnl:181 22 24
SHERIIFPP iALEg.
SIuccCrlon of Z. McKay vn. the Pollee
Jury of the l'Parish of Jefferon. rilght bank;
il41111 Vs. Hwanl; HIAl)e Vs. Harm1t aRnie Vs.
same.
I)ARIHHI COURT, PARIIHII OF JEFFERSON,
SNos. 1:15,. 136ii6, 1847 antd 1374! -Ily vir- I
tue of four writs of finr ftelas. to nme
dlrected by the htonorable the Parish Court, r
Darish of JeffTeron, in the above entitloed
cause, I will proced to sell at putblict anotionin.
at the Merchants and Aujillonoers' Exchange,
itoyal itrnet. between Canal and Customhouse
strteets. n the Hecond Dlstrtct of thIs city, on
FRIDAY. January 25, 1878, at 12 o'clock m., the I
lfollowinig ilsirlbld property, to wit--
ALL, TIIE Itl(liT. TITLE AND INTEREST
of the parish of Jefferson, right hank, In and t
to
A enrtain equare of ground, desrlgnated by
the number olighty-four, In the seventh District I
of the city of New Orleans (late city of Carroll- s
ton). bounnled by (anal Avenue,. H]Iampson, I
Short and Hecondl st.rets, known as the "Court- I
Ihouse." and square of grountd in (Carrollton. I
Haidl interest, supposed to Ibe above one-third I
undivided Internet. really being sixty-Pight one
hundredths of fifty-two one hlundred this or I
thre.t hundred and thirty-live one hundredths I
of the' entire s.uare.
eei.ze. in the above suit.
Ternis-Cash on the sqot.
THIOMAn H. HANDY,
Civil Sherift of the Parish of Orleans.
de24 ja4 f1 25
t . H. Davis, Jr., vs. F. Porto and Thomar
ti Jorda.
SFiOUWRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR
I ' Ish of Orleans, No. 44 372--Ly virtue of a
writ of flerl fVias against 'thomas Jorda, to me
dlrected by the honorable the Fourth District
COmrt for the parish of Orlatns. in the atbove
entitled cause, I will proceed to sell at ptublic
suction, at the Mtrerhants and Auctioneers'
Ex~hantg,. Royal street, betw-on Canal and
Customhouse streets, in the Soeond District of
t this city. on SATUIDAY. January 5, 1878, at 12
o'clock m., the following described property. to
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to
giather with all the improvements thecron,
rights, ways, privileges and apvurtenances
thereunto belonging or in anywise ap
pertaining. situatedt in the First District of the
s city of New Orleans. formerly the Second Muni.
el allty, in square bounded by Gravier, Dry
Sa(s, Common and Baronne streets, and des g
t. ttedl as lots numbers three and four on aplan
annexed to an act passed before D. L. McCay,
late a notary public in this clty, on the twen
tieth of May. 1840. Said lots adjoin each other
and measure each twenty feet live Inches front
on Gravier street by twenty feet six inches In
width In the rear, by a depth of one hundred
Ifeet three inches on the side lineof lot number
four nearest to IBaronne street one hundred
- feet five Inches two lines on the dividing line of
lots numbers three and four, and one hundred
feet seven inches four lines on the side line of
lot number three nearest to Dryndes street.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THIOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
der 14 24 ja
Alfred Marchand vs. Mrs. L. A. Gerodias.
IMFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIlE PAR
Ssh of Orleans, No 7701-By virtue of a writ
of fleri faciah. to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
loans. in the above entitled cause, I will pro
ceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and Autfioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets in the
Second District of this city, on SA¶URAY,
January 5, 187x, at 12 o'clock m., the following
describd property, to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uatedl, lying and )being In the suburb Treme,
In the Second District of this city, in square
bounlod by St. Ann, Prilur. Dumaine and
Johnson streets, and measuring, in American
measure twenty-one feet one Inch and a half
front on St. Ann street by a depth between par
allel lines o oone hundred and ten feet; together
with, all and singular, the buildings and im
provements thereon and the appurtenances
thereof, and all the rights ways. servitudes.
lrivileges anti advantages theoreunto belonging
or in anywise appr,rtaining. Being the same
property which the defendant herein act uired
by purchas, from Joseph E. Mathieu, by act
passed before James E. Fahey, notary public
in this city, on the fourth of January 1573, dtlly
regialstered in the Ctnvoyance office of this city
in book one hundred, folio six hundred and
ni nA.
Seized in the above suit.
Termns-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
dc5 14 24 ja1
Hypollte Belot vs. Mrs. Ellen mlith, Widow
of John Hugh Smith.
TFIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Sish of Orleans. No. 8766-By virtue of a writ
of seizure 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,
between Canal and Customhouse streets in the
Second District of this city, on FRIDAY. Jan
uary 25, 1878, at 12 o'clock m., the following de
scribed property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the First District of this city. in the square
bounded by Clio, Erato. Bolis and Maunsel
streets, and designated by the number fifteen
on a plan drawn by C. A. Hodin late surveyor
under date of the fifth day of March, 1855. and
deposited in the office of William Shannon, late
a notary public in this city, as plan number
twenty-eight of book of plans said lot meas
ures twenty-five feet four inches front on Clio
street by one hundred and seventeen feet five
inches six lines in depth, between parallel lines;
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. Being the same roperty ae
quired by the defendant herein from George
Beard and Patrick Irwin, per act passed before
said late notary. William Shannon, dated nine
teenth day of June, 1856.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the soot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
de24 ja4 14 25
FORI SALE.
OR SALE-THE ONE-STORY FRAMEI
Fslated Dwelling No. 112 Dauphine street, be
tween St. Louis and Toulouse, containing six t
rooms, with a two-story brick kitchen, contain
ing five rooms; will be sold low. Apply to J. J.
BURKHARDT, 297 Conti street, de23 1m
1OR SALE--TWO LARGE MANTEL MIB
RORS. IFrench make). Price $45 a piece, or
575 for both. Apply at 327 St. Claude street,
corner of Esplanade. de22 1w*
FOR SALE- A SECOND-HAND PLEYEL
PIANO, warranted to be in excellent condi
tion and tone. Apply at 221 Dumaine street.
dela 1w
OB BALE-ONE NEGRO BOY, a YEARS t
old, a feet hgh; weight 2oo pounds. Saido
boy w~ ~iaed in -lenek;, and at the same A
te f a blne assotment o top no-.topl t
an~d O Brouelks anad newstyleof doe- a
1DROIAML ADaVTIU5EZW1'TS.
-HRIPP U ALV.I .
Mrs. Barbara Letten and Her Husband Vs
Mrs. Mary Corlis, widow of Mumtord Perks.
"TIiPTH DI'NTfIICT COUlrT FOR '1 iE PAR
sh is of Orleans, No. 8474,-Ily virtue fr a writ
of seizure and sale. to me dircoted by the hon
orable the Filth District Court for the parish of
Orloans, in the above entitlnd canlis I will
proceed to soil at pubiltc auctlon. at thni Mt"r
chants and Atutlonorers' Exchanrrgn, Noval
street, between Canal and Cusiitomhouse strtets,
in the Senond District of this city on HATUR
DAY, January n, 175, at 12 o'clock m.. the
following dosrlih . W Wro rty t Io wito-
FIVE CERTAIN 01T (iF GOUNI). to
gether with all the itlprovemnents thereon,
rights. privilnges, mcustoms. servitules, ways
and appurtunantces thereunio belonging, sit
ilated li I the I'atuboura Avart, formerly city and
parish of Jefferson, now Hixth District of this
city, tdeanigatedl by the numbers one two. three,
four and lglihten of sulIare nut'mber thirty
eight. which is (onomprisnd within Chestnut,
Phtu emlineas Dufossat and Honlat streets, as
per plan maile by Win. Frshloy Sturveyor, and
de posited in the offlmo of U. ( . Lairneyre, larte
a notary public in this city, for reference, which
said lots rmorsllure .n follows; viz: Lot, number
one, thirty feet; lot number two thirty- ,ne foot,
and lots numbers three and four, each. thirty
two feet front on Chestnut street by one hun
dred and twelve feet. in deplth, and lot number
eighteen measures thirty-lthre foeet four inches
front. on Dufossat street by one hundrnd and
twently-five feet in depth, and all between par
allel lines. American nmeasulr; being the samenr
property which the defenndant hnrtin acquired
by purchase from Tlnornms F. Walker. per act
prIs-ed before Janmes W. IlBredlove, late a nota
ry in and for tih city and pariah of Jefferso,n,
on the sixteenth day of May, 1ir66.
Polzrd in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS fI. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
des 14 24 jaS
reter Kramme vs. H. W. Farrow.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
la ih of Orleans, No. (t.9a2-lBy virtue of a writ
of setzure and sale, to me direoted by the honor
able the Sixth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitlnd cause, I wvll
proieed to sell at public auction, ait thie Mer
ebiants and Auctioneers' Exchange,, Royal street,
between Canal and Ctustornhoutse st ets, In the
Bcruond District, of this city, on TUESDAY, Jan
uary 15, 1878, at 12 o'clock min., the following de.
scribed proeorty, to wit
ALL TIHE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST
of the defendant herein, being anl undivided
half part in a certain lot of ground, with all the
Improvemernts theoron. sltouateid in this parish.
on the riglt bank of the Mississippi river in
the tract of laind tadoining, and comprising
Verret's canal, and designated as lot number
thirteen of the square number four. whlnh is
bounded by 4Vebster Avennu, AIIx, Eliza and
Washington streets, as petr plan drawn by J. A.
d'ilomecourt, surveyor, on the eighteentlh of
March, 155, deposited In the omffie of James
(raham, late a notary publin" in this ity; saidi
lot forms the corner of Eliza rand Washington
streets, and measures thirty-one feet nine
inches one line front on Washington street, one
hundre.d ind twenty-nine feet five inches two
lines in depth and front on Eliza street. and one
hundred rnd twenty-nine feet six inches in
depth on the opposite side line, livilling it from
lot nulmber fourteen. Blng the sare property
the defendant herein icquire'l by purchase
jointly with HampDson Harrison. as 1ter ant be
fore Andrew Hero. Jr., notary public in this
city, on the ninetnenth of June, 1587.
Meized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAR H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the I'arish of Orleans.
dl(1 24 ila4 15
Hermann shroeder v-. Josephine de Il
Roan.
F HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
-1parish of Orlrans. No. 24,95t-By virtue of ai
writ oft seizuri ntnd sttle. to me directed by the
honorable the Thlirdl District Court for the par
ish of Orleatns, in the above entitlodl cause, I
will proceed to sell iat publieauetion, it, the Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exichange. Royal
street. between Canli and Customhoust. streets,
in the H~eond District of this city, on FRI
DAY, January 25, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., the fol.
lowing descrirbed oproperty, to wit
A CERTAIN 1,OT OF GROUND, situated in
the Third i)istrlct of this city, designatrd by the
nuntmber thirteen, In square number seventeen
bounded by Dierligny. Columbusr Roman and
Laharve streets, and meastrirng, in American
measure, thlrty-tw, feet five inches six lines
front on Columbus street by one hundred and
fifty-seven feet eleven ierhe r seven and a half
lines In deaith, between parallel lines. The whole
according to r t plan made by IBourgerol, late
surveyor on the t~nth of April, IS39 deposited
in the office of Luci-n Hermann. late a notary
public in thli city. Together with all the build
Lngs and iprolovementsthereon. Being the same
property (acquired by the defendant herein by
purchase from Joseph Itivern. er act assed
before E. B. Hogan, notary pubhlic in this oity
on the twenty-first. of October. 1876.
Htizeid in the airove sulit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. "
THOMAS H. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the I'arlsh of grleans.
dl24 jti4 14 25.
inuzensr Bank or Loutslana vs. Fortune
BIOcthe.
rrlHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans. No. 24.947-By virtue of a
writ of solzure and saRI to me directed by the
t honorable the Third District Court for the
e parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
I will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District of this city, on TUFS
DAY, January 15. 1878, at 12 o'clock in., the fol
lowing dscribed property. to wit-
A CERTAIN LOP OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, in the
Third District of this city, i n the square bounded
by Levee, Congress. Moreau and Eimirastreets,
E designated by the letter C in conformity with a
Splan drawn by D. E. Seghers. surveyor dated
July 1, 1874, and deposited in the offMee of
f Etienne Lauer, notary public in New Orleans.
Said lot C adjoins lot B and measures thirty
foot front on Levee street by eighty feet eleven
inches six lines on the side dividing it from lot
B. and ninety-one feet eleven inches six lines
on the side towards Elmira street. Together
with the nineteen shares of stock of the Citi
z·ns' Bank of Louisiana attachfed to the same.
1 Being the same property the defendant herein
t acquired by purchase from J. Joseph Peltier,
adlministrator, by act passed before said notary,
E. Lauer, on the twentieth of August, 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to fur
nish a stock note for the sum of one hundred
and eighty dollars, payable on the first of De
cember. 1878, and renewable according to the
charter of the Citizens' Bank of Louisiana, said
stock note to be Identified with: 1. The act of
mortgage and pledge by P. Passebon to the
Citizens' Bank, passed before Chas. Boudous
quie. late a notary public in New Orleans, on
the first of June. 1848; 2. With the act of sale by
J. J. Feltier, administrator, to defendant herein.
passed before said notary, E. Lauer on the
twentieth of August. 1874; and 3. With the
sheriff's deed in this case; and the balance cash
on the spot, the purchaser assuming all the
obligations and responsibilities of a stock
holder of said bank.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
del4 24 ja4 15
Citizens' Bank of Louis~ana vs. Louis
Alfred Bouche.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans, No.24,9--By virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale, to me directed by the honorable
the Third District Court forthe parish of Or
leans in the above entitled cause, will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets, in the Second
District of this city, on TUESDAY, January 15,
1878, at 12 o'clock m., the following described
property, to wit-i
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, in
the Third District of this city in the square
bounded by Levee, Congress. Moreau and El
mira streets, designated by the letter B in con
formity with a plan drawn by D. E. Segherse,
surveyor, dated first day of July, 1874, and de
Dosited in the offlce of E. Lauer, notary public
in New Orleans; said lot B measuring thirty
three feet eight inches three and two-thirds
lines front on Levee street by eighty-five feet
seven inches two lines on the line nearest
Congress street, and eighty-eight feet eleven
inches two lines on the side line dividing it
from lot C; together with thirty-two shares of
stock of the Citizens' Bank attached thereto.
Being the same pr ,perty the defendant herein
acquired by purchase from the Citizens' Bank
of Louisiana, as per act passed before said no
tary, E. Lauer, on August 20, 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to fur
nish a stock note of three hundred and six dol
lars, payable on the first day of December, 1878,
and renewable according to the charter of the
Citizens' Bank of Louisiana; said stock note to
be iden'ifled with: 1. Act of mortgage and pledge
by P. Passebon to said Citizens' Bank, passed
before Charles Boudousquie, late a notary put
lie in New Orleans, on the first day of June,
848; 2. Act of sale byJ. J. Peltier, administra
tor, to the defendant herein, passed before said
notary, - Lauer, E the twentieth day of
August1874 and Wt the sheriff's deed in
thin ease, and Bash. - The
of he He
Uroiaa
IAMEv1F SALE3.
Joseph A gluste IRaryna va. Ms. Mfln-0
rat lrcnrnln. widow of John Kelly.
FLIFTH DTHTRIOT CAOUIRT Po14 T
parish orf Orleans. e. 704--By vitue
it writ of laI.iare and sale, to me directed bthe
honorable the Fifth District Court for thetpar
ish ,of Orleans in the.albovu ntitled eause, wi
proceed to sell at public auctdon, at thea4M..
chants and Autionoers' Exchange, Bopal
streaet, between Canal and ilstounlhouse strele,
In the Heconl District of this city, on 14ATVtR
DAY. Janunary, B 1878, at 12 o'clocek m., the fl
lo i.lr .osrlbrtt IproDprt., to wlt
A EItTAIN O/)T OF (ItOUNTI, with all tbh
buldings and i~ provements threon, situated
n tlhe rirst District of this city, itn tho square
bounddl by (Iirod, Tollouplti atn. Commerce
and Notre Dame stroots, dstglllnatdn by the
number eloven, and ineasrsnr twentv-lour feet
three inches front on (Jirod street, twenty-four
feet two inches in the rear, ninety-flve feet six
inches four linos on the Iln. if lot number ten
and ninety-fliv rof.t eight inches on the line 1
lot numtinr tweive. Being the sameo ropert
the dlfetndant herein aaq'itrcd from Chrfstian
Schnolder, Per not pasaid on the thirty-first
of March. 1a;e;, before Hugh Madiden, ite a no
tary public in this city.
HorldT In the nhov, ullit
Terms-Cash on the p ot A
THOMAA Ii. HANDY,
Civil Rhoriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ern 14 24 janr
The City of New Orleans vs. Frederlek
OralT. samtI vs. game.
QUPERIOR IDltFtRICT COUR' FOR TiHm
'& ptarishJ of Orleanns, No. 72,0171 and 87,42-
ry vittun of two writs of flrl faclas, to sie
drlreted Iby the honoralel the, 8uelt ior Distrit
C urt for the parish of Orleans, hn the above
entitled canc.(, for city taxes of 1874 and 1870,
I will procciod to sell at puthllr auction, at
tit MerchaIntis and Auolttloners' Exchanae.
RIoyal street., tbetween (anal and Customhonse
streets, In tiro Hecend Distrlet of this clty, on
MONDAY. December 24, 1877. at. 12 o'clock mn,, the
followlng stecribcd properly, to wit
A CEIRTAIN POf TItON OFFIOOUND sltnuated
in the Hixth ODisrict of this c(ity, in square
number two hundrel and ten, bounded by
Amell., Magazine, Constar in and Peniston
strents designated as lots numbers eigh'een
and inonl-half of lot number rlliintcen, measur
forty-night feet front on Amella st reet by one
hundred and fourteen foot in depth.
Heiwed in the above suits.
Terms--Cash on the s ot.
THOMAS H. RANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.,
no21 dot 24
The City of New Orleans vs. Pierre Pols-
e' on ; same vs. same.
U1'ERIVR DIS'IIOCT COURT FO1 THI
ý parish of Orleans, Nos. 895,913 and 7240--Sy
virtue of two writs of flert faciNs, to me d
rooted by the honorable the Huperlori DiS
tlict Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cauSes, for city taxes of 1'7f1
anid 1871. I will proceed to sell at publio s.e
tlon, at the Meorhants and Auntioneers' E
changne, Royal street, between Canal and Ois
Ltomhouse stroots, in the oecond District of this
eity, on MONDAY, December 24. 1877, at 12 o'olock
in.. the following described property, to wit
m C'fTAIN LOT OF (1IOUND, situated in
tbe Third District of this city, in square .ni
iher two hundred and sixty-twr. bounded
Frenchmen, Dauphine. Union and liurgun y
streets, designateti as lot nurmber thirteen.
meanosuring thirty-two feet front on Frenchmena
stt 1rety elghty. flve fo eot in depth.
Heirzed in tbhe arove suite.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
'i'ttOIAH R. HANDY.
Civil Hhoriff of the Parish of Orleans.
n021 d41. 24
The City of New Orleans vs. John FPsher;
sanme vs. same; same vs. same.
IUPERIORi DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
parish of Orleans, Non. 17o.,o 80960 and
530r,-By virtue oi three writs of tiersd rafiS.tO
me directed by th honorable the onorbe t e orl -
trictCourt fur tboh parish of Orleans, i2 the
I above entitle' l cuses, for city taxes of 1874,
175, and 17,; I will proceed to sell at public aie
tion, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Lx
Sbhange, Royal street, between Canal and Cue
tombouse streets, in the Scond I)iRstriet of this
ci ty, on MONDAY, December 24, 1877. at 12
0o'"loc-k m., the following described property, to&
wit
1. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit.
Snated in the S!xth Distrit of this city, in
Ssquare number one hundred and sixty-seven,
I bounded by (eneral Taylor. Constance, Penis
r ton and Luurel strees, designated as lot flli.
her ten, measuring thirty feet front on General.
STalor street by one hundred and fifteen feeo In
d2. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, st.
uated in the Sixth District of this fity. i
square number two hundred and nine, bounaed
poeneral Taylor. Constance, Pentston an
agazine streets designated as lots nmbo
ten, cleven, twelve and thirteen, mo.Esrtng
one hundred and twenty-seven feet front on
General Taylor street by one hundred and
fifteen feet in deoth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
no21 de4 24
The City of New Orleans vs. Mrs. Emille"
E. Chanut; same vs. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRIOT COURT FOR TID
parish of Orleans, Nos, 81,957 and 10ies-D
virtue of two writs of rle; faclas, to me dOet
d b fothe honorable the Superior District
Court for the parisa of Orleans. in the above
entitled causes, for city taxes of 1875 and 1807. I
will proceed to sell at publie a.ton, a&.
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Excý goe.
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
strewts, in the Second District of this city, on
MONDAY December 24. 1877, at 12 o'clock m.,
the f llowin described r perty, o t
A CEIRTAIN PORTION OFeGROUND, sit
uated in the Second District of this city, In
square number two hundred and ninety-four
hounded by Miro, St. Philip. Maine and Tonti
streets, dteslgnated as lot number twelve, meas
uring thirty-six feet front on Mire street by
one hundred and seventy feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms--Cash on the soot.
THOMAS .11. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
no21 de4 24
The City of New Orleans vs. Miss Virgnfat
Flory; same vs. Widow Louis Chauchon;
same vs. same; same vs. Mrs. P.obert Dean;
same vs. Mrs. A. Dean; same vs. rme
QUPELIOR DISTRII T COURT FOR H!ETR
Sparish of Orleans, Nos. 82.172, 35.072. 61,94
,9.220. 81,981 and 10l6--By virtue of six writs of flet
facis, to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled causes, for cIty tax
of 1870, 1871. 1.73,1874,1875 and 1876, I will proeed to
sell at publicauction at the Merchants and Au.
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse strees. in the Seconid Distriot
of this city, on MONDAY, December 24, 1877. at
12 o'clock m.. the following described property.
to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Second District of this city, in
square number three hundred and twenty-two
bounded by Dumaine. St. Philip. Dorgenois and
Bocheblave streets, designated as lot nun ler
four, measuring thirty-seven feet front on Du
maine street by one hundred and seventy-five
leet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
no21 de4 24
UVCCEFSION NOTICEM.
Succession of P. A. Ruelle,
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans, No. 3, 641-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
if any they have or can, why the account pre
sented by E. T. Parker, public administrator
and administrator of this estate, should rlot be
approved and homologated, and the funds dis-.
tributed in accordance therewith.
By order of the court.
del5 19 24* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
Succession of Galen Melvin Bowdftlite
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans. No. 39.79--Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification, If
any they have or can, why the account pre
sented.by John 8.:Whltaker, executor in this es
tate, should not be approvwd and homologated.
and the funds distributed in accordancethere
with.
By order of the court.
de15 19 24* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
uccessiona of lelBert E. sharp.
(.ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans. No, 3%,50s-Notice is here
bygiventotheredtors ofthisestate aadtoall
other persons herein Intereeted.-te so ca ....
within ten days from the present notf8loa,-,
if. ay thbeyhave or can, why the account plro,-