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SPECIAsL NOTIUCES.
Receiver's Office, New Orleans National
Banking Assoulation. No. 234 Carondelet street
Now Or Lans. Aug~lt 22, 1878--A dividend of
TWENTY PElt CENT will be paid to the or-dit
ors of this Assohia. itun upon presentation of the
receiver's certllilcate.
an123 w N. W. CARIEY , Rleciver.
Asalhble General-~ioeled'ad Union iEs
nanola do BonrltiIn'ncia Mutll.lltl, Nuetva Orloans,
Agosto 22, do 178-In )s oll,'icalos y lirn,mbros do
esta corporeil.(n so rolnirnl n1l MU ho)'lal d(.
costumbro el 1ABADO PROXIMO. di(a 24 dl:
preounte. a las (; do la tard(i. ptra tratar asuntos
(1 imlIpor tanhl!.
I'or orion do toer. Prostrlintto.
au22 3t F. DUi P. VILLAH ANA, Stero.
Younn Mien's C(lrilatinl A Hociatlt0ton
Yellow Foer Nuroses will ipl,'nn Fall ( lt the
rooms of thie Y. MI. . A., No. 27 Camp str'ot..
and regishtr th1eir i im's and i'1sldowii('s.
Onlythose [providedl with good rIcommelndli
tions nrnel catll. tu123 It,
Tihe Young Men's Christitan 4nomoDiation
having organrized intlo l it ,litf committte, will
be tleased to Ie. maw0) the aIlrlellrs of the 11on
tributions of frindls wril commrnrnllit lst abroald.
and our own folloiw eitizens, for theo relief ol Ili
destitute sick in our 'ity. A prompt rsplonse
to this appeal will miIablle 1ts to rc1,lnder o!fllo'ilnt
aid in this timen ot s)pe(ial sickness ail ldostt iIu
tion. Rooms of htie assocatilon, 5i 7 CarinP striet.
W. C, ItAYMION i), Treoalurer,
(1 .141d 2e 1'r'14 4(-15.
u2-3 :t Or, roslidneIi. 1.; Carond,(let.
The Youlng Mlen's Chrlstilla Asooiatlion
have formed ithl(msilvie into a(, Ielitof Commit
too, to rende(r itsslaista(n'ln to It (t litressed( (itr
ing the t)rovaltwi of the etidemi'. Th'le city
has 1een list fleted. anl ach districtle; thia'odl iin
charge of it mmrn011tr of the| Associltion, to whom
applicants In slaid dlstrict lmay ailoy. viz:
First District-- liarri.nks to Esp 'anade street-
Rev. F. O. Koillo, (lairh rne ((1, St. 24Bernard.
Secondl Diltri't-Esptlaado to C(lanl strot
T. L. Raymond. l5 C( mnal.
Third Distreat--Canuii to Poydr a. street--C.
H. O. Brown. i2 (bird ,ll' It.
Fourth Distri't--P'oydtras to D)lord street
W. C. liavmolnd. 1(L Caroilnet4t.
Fifth I)istlrit -- I)liord to Thal I street-C. J.
Young, 1o7 Corn isp.
Sixt I )istrht -Thalia to Folicity str(lot-Goo.
II. Dwyer. 50: Maglla.gTilne.
Seventh DistrliJt--Fellhity to Jalksion s;reoot
J. V. Dwvy(r, 5103 MaIgazine.
Eighth Distri'-t-.Lcoks,,n to Reconl street--J.
Mli. Pauond, 242 Philip.
Ninth l)lstri.,t- t,-oend to Washingtonst rot-
W. C, Sholprdr. 23: Ciarondi lt.
Teuth Dist rict--Washinlgto'n to 'J',ole(dauo
street-Van 1,l. I. tilliard i570 I)rynileo.
Eleventh Dlistri,'-T-h)(loann to (,-nnral Tay
lor strc.ltr - itov. 1). L. Mitcheill, D)lla-'iisoe.
Prtani and (oliip.
Twilfth I)istriet--(lnerall Taylor stret. to
Napoleoni Avenue --J. W. 1)( il )rf. i' C:onp.
Thirteenth Diiitriet-Nat4poleon Av((nn to ui,
oer city limit--J. A. rrLJini. 48-7 lhlmparlt.
Also, nvpliI 10t1ions 1i1y oIn mIllo t,, th lhe under
sBlgineid Ex7et IllIvo(' Corl Ililtt. i, Ilt( their r(oom1 . 57
Camp street, t ip r Dii alus'.
W. T. i A 111)1 E. l'r)si.l.lnt.
W. CO. It YMO)N I), T''r.-rolnrer.
PT. W. I)EINDOll)Ii'. Si,'rotary.
W (C. silt',i'Alt. Chaitrran.
]1EV. I). I. MIT'I'CIE,L.
J. W. IWVYV It.
A noon-dny lprayer moiitiing will 1e h1el1l at
the above roios from 12 In. to 12:20 D. in . to
which all are invit dl to Ittendi. a11 12: it
Contriltlltions for Ithe ller anild IleNti
tute-New ()rlla.s, Alllugust 19l. 1878 --Tie Yo)llig
MI;fn's Christfln Asp,-n'i1tiin will receive con
tritutions for the sick miliid dest'itult in oulr
midst, and will att,4end ptr.sronally to `ho distri
bution of the saLtme. Co)ntributions may he sent:l
to the Itooms of the Assoclallin. No. 57 CarI p
strtot, or giv.nI to lay of thi I' l]owitng nimom
bers of tIle I'xxeutrivi, (Cmmimlteo:
D. L. Mitchell, 27 ( 1,am1p slr4tr(t.
W. C. itaymond. .i ald 9: I',)oydras stropt.
W. C. Shleparrl. 49 Ci am striit.
T. L. WiVlor, is (ir.vor st ri)t.
('. IH. C n.Birown, t Cirlnd,,ntt street,
W. T. Ilardi, t;7 C(irrnidletl sf.oroet.
PW.V. Diondorf. i1 ( irm p strlet.
F. M. Norman. ()9 M.illZgaziln street.
T. L. ltaymondi, 11;s Coin, i str'.,,t.
WV. T. IIItlIIE. Prcsidhent.
W. L. SHEPARD, Itecording H,,'iretary.
0'20 2w
The bu~lncse of WVin. II. HIlelnpeter, late
Notary Public. No. c1 Camp street, will be con
tinued at the same place for the benefit of his
widow and children by the undersigned, his
clerk for the past ten years.
anu20 7t FRED. ZENGEL.
thtlppern and Sellers of Cotton seed are
hereby notified bat on and afl or the I rst of Sep
tember, 1878, the price. for good sound cotton
seed shipped to this association will be $10 per
ton delivered here.
Respectfully,
N. O. COTTON SEED ASSOCIATION.
The death of Mr. A. llroussetu will
cause no change in the business of A. BROUS
BEAU & SON.
aul14lot A. BROUSSE.AU & SON.
POLITICAL NOTICES.
A meeting of tile P'nrsh Committee of
the Demoera'ic Conservative party will be held
at No. 18 Exc-hange PIce on FRIDAY. August
23, at 7 o'cloek. Punctual attendance is re
quested. R. BCRATCIILEY, Vice President.
A. J. KirLL. Secret:ry. au2a It
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DON HOE
PATENT
CORD-BOUND
MATTRESS,
THE CHEAPEST, CLEANEST, MOST DU
1. LRABLE, and in every way tlh"
Best Mattress Ever Mlanufa ctuired.
The public are cordially invitd to call and
examine the immonse i rmprovement over the old
style. All sizts constantly on hand.
READY-MADE TIC'KS of all grades at low
rates. Special attention given to the repairing
of all kinds of Mattresses, with my improved
ticks. J. J. DONAHOE.
Patent"e and Proprietor
Factory and Salesroom, No. -44 CHARTRES
STREET. au22 tai
A CARD.
To facilitate us in supplying our customers
during quarant:inc. wl have established a
branch in St Louis, Mo. Our Mr. Will H. Cole
man will represent us in St. Louis. and is pre
pared to fill orders from there for Coleman's
Grist Mills. Saw Mills and Cotton Presse-s: also,
Gullett's Cotton Gins, Feeders antd Condensers.
at factory prices delivered in St. Louis.
We have perfected arrangements to ship
Steam Engines and Boilers direct from North
ern factories to our customers via St. Louis,
Memphis or Vicksburg. Orders for Piping.
Belting, Shafting. Pulleys and other goods in
our line, will have prompt attention from our
St, Louis branch. Ad dreHss
WILL H. COLEMAN,
115 Washington Avenue.
St. Louis, Mo.
When not prevented by nuarantine. we will
1ll orders, as usual, from New Orleans.
H. Dudley Coleman & Bro.,
H. DUDLEY COLEMAN. WILL H. COLEMAN.
-Manufacturers and Dealers in
Mills, Engines and Machlinery,
No. 12 Union street and No. 9 Perdido street,
Factory, 205 Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans. La., August 1, 1878. au22 1W
DR. W. G. AUSTIN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
Corner of Jackson and Magazine streets,
(Upper City Hotel.)
Office hours, 7 to 9 a. m., and 5 to 7 v. m.
DOWN-TOWN OFFICE,
No. 124 Canal street,
Office hours, from 12 to 2 p. m.
Can be summoned by American District tele
graph at any hour, jy25 5ptf
AN
Immense Opportunity
TO BUY
D RLY GOOI>S
TII WEEK
- AT
DANZIGER'S,
No. 157 Canal Stree1t..
On account of the prevailing dullness we have
Marked Down
PERCALES, one yard wide. prisc last week 125
cents, REDUCED TO ONLY 5 cents tor yard.0
LINEN LAWNS, good assortment of colors
price last wonak 10 cents. REDUCED
TO ONLY 5 cents.
JACONET LAWNS, good assortment of ·olors.
prire last week 125 r.nts. REDUCED
TO ONLY 5 cents per yard.
GOOD CALICOES, prcen last week ; and 7 cents,
REDUCED TO ONLY 4 and
45 rcents per yard.
CHECKIED NAINSOOKS,. prlc last wenk 20
cents, REDUCED TO ONLY o1 cents.
SILK PARASOLS (TINED)). ricn last week s4
and s$5 REDUCED TO ONLY St,
WIIITE AND UJNBLEACIIED COTTONS, price
last week 5 conts, RIEDUCED TO
ONLY 3; cents.
SOFT FINISHED COTTONS, price last woeek
cents, REDUCED TO ONLY 45u conts.
COTTONS ONE YARD WIDE, price last week g
cents. REDUCED TO ONLY 6 cents.
SHEETING COTTONS. 25 yards wide, price
last week 20 cents, REDUCED TO
ONLY 15 cents.
STIRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS, price lnst week
15 cents, REDUCED TO ONLY s cents.
PIQUES IN LIGHT WEIGHT for summer
wear, price last week 10 cents RE-.
DUCED TO ONLY 5 cents.
SUPERIOR PIIOUES. price last week 1, cents,
REDUCED TO ONLY 7 cents.
TOILE DU NORD, plain and striped, former
pricc s: cents, REDUCED TO
ONLY 10 cents ver yard.
IRISII LINENS, by 24:yards, warranted all linen
and full width, former price $7, RE
DUCED TO ONLY $5 50 a piece.
IIUCK TOWELS. former prico $1 per dozen,
REDUCED TO 50 cents per dozen.
EMIBROIDFRED EDGINGS, at 3, 4, 5, . 7. 5 and
10 cents, REDUCED FRIOM DOUBLE
THESE PRICES.
We have a line of flne EMBROIDERED EDG
INGS that we were selling last week at 35, 40, 50,
60, 75, $1. $1 25. $1 so and $2 a yard ; they being
soiled by handling, we have reduend them to
212. 15, 20, 25, 35. 40, 45, 50 and 60 cents a yard.
DE ING LESS THAN HALF OF THEIR ACTU
AL ORIGINAL COST.
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT TIIE3I.
OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
every piece of which is made under our direct
and personal supervision, contains nothing but
articles perfectly sewed, well cut and well made.
Everything in this department has booen pro
portionately reduced, from our 4-tuck SKIRTS
at 45 cents up to the finest Trail SKIRTS.
Full line of
CHEMISES,
CORSET COVERS,
NIGIITGOWNS.
DRESSING SACKS,
PANTELETTES,
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR,
INFANT ROBES,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
Please Look at Them.
We are closing out all our
FANCY CASSIMERES,
and have made HEAVY REDUCTIONS in them.
Prices ranging last week from 40 cents to $2
per yard, reduced to from 25 cents to 1 15 per
yard, every variety of grades.
All our beautiful fine LACES, SILKS, fine
DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES,
etc.. have been subjected to the same SWEEP
ING REDUCTIONS, the extent of which must
be seen to be appreciated, so we cordially and
specially invite you to please call at our store on
MONDAY. or any other convenient day., and in
spect goods and prices.
DANZIGER'S,
No. 157 Canal street.
iy7 to sel
10,000! 10,000 ! !
PAIRS
LADIES' FOX B BOOTS
At .$1 23 -Ier Patir,
-AT TIlE-
RED STAR
SHOE STORE.
NOTI CE !
NOTICE!
This new line of FANCY SLIPPERS, manu
factured for our house expre~ssly-THE VERY
LATEST:
I'PEI'ITA SLIPPERS,
IPEPITA SLIPPERS,
PEI'ITA SLIPPERS,
TIIE NEATEST ARTICLE MADE,
Only $2 per pair,
EL I)ORAI)O,
EL DORA)DO,
EL DORIADO
NLIPPEI+ ,
EXTRA HEEL. FRENCIH BOW, ONLY
$1 50, 1
$1 ,O
PER PAIR.
AIlEE' TIES, Four Straps,
AIMEE TIES, Four Straps,
AIMEE TIES, Four Straps,
The finest street shoo made; will only suit.
with colored stockings.
PRIIICE MODERATE.
PRICE MODERATE,
Every lady should have a pair.
AMANI)A,
AMANDA,
AMANDA,
Latest Parisian style, found only at the
Red Star,
Only $3,
Only $3t,
Only $ 3,
Only $3,Only
PER PAIR. Only $
LA BATELIERE,
LA BATELIERE,
LA BATELIERE,
Beautiful sandal style, all kid, best made.
TIHE FURORE IN PARIS,
Sohl at $2 75,
Sold at $2 75,
Sold at $2 75,
Sold at $2 735
PER PAIR.
Thisis a fine article, and will suit for 'arlor
or stroot use. Every lady should have a valr.
GENTS'
GENTS'
GENTS'
MIANHIATTAN SLIPPERS.
This i; a very elegant article. put up with an
extra French goat and faney worked in the
front,
S2 &O will buy a pair.
OLD LADIES'
OLD LADIES'
OLD LADIES'
NEWPORT TIES,
ALL STYLES,
Comfortable in every reseect,
Only, Only SI,
Only, Only S1,
Only, Only SI 25,
Only, Only SI 25.
Only, Only Si 5O
Only, Only 41 50
PER PAIR, WARRANTED TO WEAR GOOD.
One Dollar,
One Dollar,
One Dollar,
One Dollar,
One Dollar,
FOR A GOOD LADIES' SERGE GAITER,
GENTS' CREOLE GAITERS $2 50 PER PAIR.
CALL AT THE RED STAR,
CALL AT THE RED STAR,
Corner Customhouse and Bourbon Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
m ARTHUR DURIEU, Proprietor.
jiyl 3m
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF THE REVENUES OF TIlE
PUBLIC MARKETS.
BY HOEY, MACON & O'CONNOR.
T)EPAI'rTMENT OF CO2IAERCE.I
City nill, New Orleans. Aug 21, 187,.
Will bo sold at public auction, in the Council
Chambor, City Hall, on MONDAY, Aug 2.;,
1878, at 12 o'clock m.. the revenues of the
public markets for the month of September, 1878,
viz:
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
French Meat Market.
Poydras and Pllio Markets.
Treme Market.
Washington and Port Markets.
St. Bernard Market.
LeBreton Market.
St. Mary's Market.
Magazink Market.
Claiborne Market.
Jefferson City Market,
Sor l parll Market.
Ninth Street Market.
Algiers Market.
Dryades Market.
The markets will be sold soparately.
Terms and Conditions-C-ash on the spot In
United States currency.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
CHARLES CAVANAC,
au2123 24 2, Administrator of Co(mmerce.
MON'TGOMERY & CO,,
(E. C. JULLARD, Auctioneer,)
Attend to sales of REAL ESTATE, MERCHAN
DISE of all kinds, IIOISEIIOLI) FURNI
TUlRE, HOIRES and LIVE STOCK, CAR
WIAGES. LIIBRARIES, PAINTINGS, EmO.
Regular sales at their ofilco and salesroom, the
Old Auction Mart, 87 Camp street every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 11 a. m.
Sale-, of Horses: anld Stock, Carriages, Harness.
etc., ev ry Sanrdav at 11 It. am., at. MONT
GOMERYt'S TATTERSALLS. 70 Baronne
St reot.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences prompdly
attended. Cash advances, if desired.
The business of their friends and the public
solloited,
MONTGOMERY & CO.,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERR.
$7 camp Street. mya3
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
S HER IF F SA L E S.
The City of New Orleans ve. Jean Retpouet;
samr Vs. s;mrer: soila VS. same.
r F|TRiD I)ISTIRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
.L isb of Orleansr , i.Nos.29,i1,2.152tland 2 t,15t--lty
virtue of three wri's of lienr freias, to me dironted
by the honorable the Third District Court for the
pIarish of Orleans, in the above entitled carones,
for rity tnxes of 1571. 1575 and 187Lf, 1 will pro
cecIl to sill at tubll lic au tlion, at. the Merchants
and Antiioneers' Exchange, Royal street, he
tween Can al and Custlomnhouse streets, in the
Scm ondl Distrit of this icity, on TUESDAY.
tlteratnrnher lo, 1878, at 12 o'vlodck m., the following
describedNI proterty, to wit
A CERTAIF POIt I ION OF CGROUND, sit
uated in ther Second District of this city. in
stare number se!venty-flve, boundedl by Dau
phine. Dumaninr, St. Ann anld B nrtlrbon streets,
esignratedl ias lot nllumber ton, measuring
twenty-flvve feet front on Daiuphine street by
eighty feet in depth.
Seizcd in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the s pot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
auif 16 23 30 s"-( 10
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
l.cceealon of John Henry ichroeder.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
"I ish of Orleans, No. 40.315-Whereas, Mrs.
Dorothea Lahin has petitioned thei court for
litters of ardministration on the estate of the
late John U]nsry Shbroeder, d,'ceta-ed. Not ice
is hereby given to all whom it may concern to
show Coalse within ten days why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order on the court.
au23 27 set* JOHN HERBERT, Olerk.
ucecession of M;rs. i arolina M. Hall, de
er ased wife of John T. Barrett.
_ECONI) DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
pD rrrish of Orleans. No. 40.541-Whereas. Mrs.
Clara P. 1Godwin, widow of By. S. Hall. has pIti
tioned the coulrt for letters of admini-trtation
on thIe istatef thoi late Mrs. Carolina S. Barrett,
leceasriil. Noti,:. is hereby given to all whom
it may conceirn to show caulse within ten days
why the prayor of the said peititioner should
not be grantcid.
By order ,f the court.
au23 27 sol JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Ruccesssion of Charles McConnoll.
(,,ECOND DI4TIIICT COURT FOR THE PAR
V7 ish of Orleans, No. 40.3.41-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 nottfliation,
if any thety hatve or can, why the, provislonal
recount presented by Mrs. Widow Charles Me
C',nnoll, dative testamentary exectutrix in this
estatc,. should not be, aptrovdl and homolo
,ated. and t!: tfunds distributed in accord.
ane thrrowith.
By order of the eotlrt,
tirtlo 23 27* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
S.ccesslon of Joseph Foubd.
S ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Sis h of Orleans. No. 4r0.ir;--Noti,'o is hereby
given to t.h creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein inttrested, to show catuse
within ton 'lays from the ipresent notifies'ion, if
any they hive or can, why the account reo
srnted by Mrs. Mary Soub I, tntrix. and as
sulrh administerrinr this estate, should not
i, apnrovedl ant homolgate.d, and the funds
dietributol in aitordancert therewith.
By orrd'lr of tihe corn rt.
itllt tS 2.* .JOFIN HERBFRT, Clerk.
FLOATING BATH HOUSE,
Situated on the rivr. on, block above Jackson
st: co't.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Cool. pure and fresh watcer bathing is the best
invigoration for the b,,dy in hot weather.
Generl admission. isc; monrrthly tickits.$2 50;
learning single persons to swin, Is. Liberal re
duction to families, etc.
Swimming clatss meet r,:s0 to o venIng, a to
7 morning. HARRY HAMMERSLEk,
iltus :m Manager.
OFFICE
ST. BERNARD COAL COMPlFY,
29 Carondelet st., New Orleans,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Steamboats, Steamships,
And Families Supplied.
Han always on hand a full stock of St. Bernard
and O'Neil & Co.'s celebrated Pittsburg Coal.
au4 tf W. S. CAMPBELL. Agent
WOOD! WOODI WOOD !
C-ONSTANTLY RECEIVING PER HONEY
Island line of steamers, J. F. Frazer, Jose
ohine and barges. At wholesale and retail.
Honey Island Wood and Coal Yards,
No. 875 Julia, near Magnolia Bridge, New Basin,
also at corner Carondelet Walk and Marals
street, Old Basin. Main office. No. 158 Commor
street. P. 0. address, Lock box 1080.
Wood delivered to any part of the city.
Oak Wood, per cord (best) ....-.- ..... ...s a
Ash . - - ............8
Oak and Ash mixed, ver cord..........-.. 5
Liberal discount made to dealers, Full meas.
ure and satisfaction gnarinterr. '7 if
J. R. WALKER, D. D. S.,
IM . ........... Canal street- . ..---. ..1T2
CABEFULLY PERFORMS ALL OPERATIONB
0V2817 r DIENTISTBXJ -
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENII "TS.
SHERIFF SALES.
Germeanla Natloioal Bank TM. Edward S.
Wurzburger.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
lsh of Orloans, No. 25,406-By virtue of aI
writ of seizure and sale, to me dirertted by
the honorable the Third District Court. for
tho parish of Orleans, in the above entitled
eause, I will proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Merchants and Aucrtioneers' Exchanrgo.e,
Royal street, hrevoon Canal and COnstomhrouse
stri.ets, in the Second District of this city. on
FRiIDAY, August 23. 1875, at 12 o'elock in., the
following described proprrty, to wit
I. A CERTAIN S)U1ARE OF GROUND, with
illl the improvnrelnts thereon, situlated in thie
FVirs District of this city. designatedi as niumber
itinety-seven, boun(ldd by Palmyra. (Insollet,
Geniis and 'I1 elmronlae streets, containing
twentl y-two lots of ground, numb iered from one
tr twenty-two inclusive; said ullare measur
irng two hundllred( and seventy-seven feet one
inch one line front on each of Pi.lrnyra and
(lGaslloetstreets anrid three hunldred and Ilinll'
tbornr feat eight inches six lines front on Genois
aIld Telemanuli streets. DBing the same prop
ilrty acquiired by the dief-unltant herein by pu r
chose from James E. Dunham, per act passed
bifore Leon Lagri Into late a notary public in
this city, on the oeliventh of April. sItS.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF (IIROUND. with all
the imlprovementfls th!ereon, situll.d in the First
Dist.rict of this city, in the square boullndedl by
Gajnqulet (late Jackson), Palmnyra, Rocheblave
and Dorgenis stroets, dlesignitrd as nuinmber
Ihlirten on ta plan deposited in the office of W.
If. Peters. late ai notary publie in this city, as
plan number forty-six, annd m;lsuring thirty
roe feet six inches front on Gasquotltstreet by
rone hundred and llvo feet ten nclhes four lines
in depth and front on Dorgenois street, rind one
hundred and five foet tetn inchies three lines in
depth on the line of lot number twelve. Being
thoe same roperty acquired by the defendant
herein by purchase from Felix Coillon iandi Ber
nard Lacoste. per act passed before AmeOde
Ducatel, notary public in this city, on the seven
t;enth of March, 1570.
t. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all
ithe imnprovemnents thereon. ltulated in the First
District of this city. in the square bounded by
IDorgenois, Gasqlirut, lRochtblave and l'almyra
streets, designated as lot numrnber fourteen on a
plan drawn by C. A. D'Armas, surveyor, on tte
twent y-soventh of November, 1.i;s, and measur
ing in American measure t.wentyy.sevcnl feet.
front on Dorgenols street by one hurtdred anti
forty feet thrree inchehs dleer on the side neareet
Glasqullet street and one hundred and thirty
nine feet elev,,n inrhes in depth on the line of
lot number fifteen, en;tween parallel lines. Bo
ing 1 he s.ine property acquired by the defend
itant herein at aL sile made by thte shariff of the
,parish of Orlerans on the fourt, entlh day of May,
1873, by vir uti of i writ of seizure and .rt salrm
the Fifth District Coulrt, for th vparish of Or
leans, at the snit of E. S. Wurzi. irger vs. harah
A. St4iiill, No, 4121 of the dlocket of said court.
H~tizred in the abtove suit.
Terms-Cash on the sptot.
TIIOMASHI. HANDY,
Civil Slhriff of the Parish of Oricans.
iv22 25 itur4 11 1 23
SMrs. Eliza .nrisiler vs. Cnipar Llu.re.
(IFTiI DISTRICT COURTi FOlr THE PAR
ish of Orleans, No. tit-By virtue of a writ
of seizure and sale, to me diretedi by the, hon
oratble the Fifth District Court for the ,.arih of
Orleans, in the Iabtove+ entitleil cIause, I will
iroieodi to sell at putltic auction, it. the MIer
chnniots ilnid Alttonr, n'ers' Exchanllgi,, IlRoyal street,
between . aCrnil and Custornhouse streets. in the
Sicond IDistrict of this city, on TUERiDAY,
b1ptiemtntr 17, 1578. ait 12 o'clock In., the follow
ing deiseribel property, to wit-
A CERTAIN LOT OR PIORTION OF G RlOUND,
with the buildings and improvements tll-remn.
situated in the First District of this city, in the
squaire bonild-d by CIprn. Orange. Magazin',
Richard and Felicity strl-ets, and deeignatetd by
the lrtter C on a sketbh drawn by J. A. d'Heme
coolrt. survweyor, on November 14, 15r4, iand ain
niexel to an lact passeed beforef William Shannon.
iate It nott.ry Ipublie in this city. on November
25, 19,5; the said lot measuring twenty-thiee
feet fiver inches three lines front on Camp street
by one hundred and seven feet, bittweon equal
anrd parallel lines. together weth the ruse of an
Ialljy three feet wilde, opening on Orange street.
aind common to said lot and others bordering
thurnon. Being thie same prorm:ty acquired by
hthe defenidant herein by pUirchase from James
Fitzpatrick per act pras-ed before Theolore
Guyol. notary public in this city, on April 17,
1873.
Seized in the aboive sutit.
Terms-Catsh on the spot.
THOMAS IT HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
aulG 2: 30 ser 13 17
John M. Butchee vs. Joseph Martln, Ad
rinii.itrator of the succession of Bridget
MIartin.
JIXTHt DISTRICT COURT FOR THIE PAR
1- ish of Orleans, No. 10/,070-By virtue ,f a writ
of setizure and sale, to ite dire-uted by the hon,r
able the Sixth District Court for the parish of Or
leans. In the abrove rntitled causer. I will proceed
to sel;l at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
C(anail and CHstomnhouse streets, in the Sec-ond
District of this city, on TUESDAY, SIptornber
3.17 I., at 12 o'clock m., the following described
property. to wit
A C.ERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with allthe
buildings anti i rnprovements thereon, and all
the rights, waysv. rivileges and appurtenances
thereunto batonging, situatled in the First Dis
trict of this city, in the square biounded by Com
mon. Claiborne. PlnImyrar and Derbigny streets,
and meaiiiring thirty-four and one-hialt fret
irout on Dribigny street ty a depth of twenty
five feet. Being the same prope,rty acquired by
the late Bridget Murphy, widow by first mar
riage of Francis Cosgrove arnl trhyecondl mar
ringe of James Martin, by putrchasei from Mrs.
Marguariet Ann Cosgrove, wife of John Jtvrne,
tper act passed bictore A..1 J. ,er, notarry public
in this city, on the sevente,-nth of January,
Si.izel in the above suit.
Terms.-Cash on thre srpot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sbheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Ra2 i 1oi 2:. 30 -3
The City of New Orleansvs. J. JI. Artlgues;
sanO VS. SHrrne.
r[HIRD DISRTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
1 i.sh of Orleans. No-. 40,422; antid Hixth Dis
trict Court for thi. iarish of Orleanis, Nor. 221-By
virtli of two writs lof flri nfaias, to me direat
crd by the honorab,r the Third anid hixth Dis
tridtCoiurs for thb, parish of Oileans,. in thl
above entitle-l CaIsi's. forT city taxes of 1576 and
177, I will proceed to sell at Dublli anuction,
it. the i' Mrehanuts and Anetironeers' Exchan;ae,
Rloya!l street t, btween Canal andt Customhoiuse
wrH-ts. in the Srcond Distriot of this city, on
TUESDAY, Sptember li, 1s7r, at 12 o'clock m..
the following rliscrib<'d ,r'oioert y, to wit
1. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
natedit in the First Distriet cf this city, in s.quare
number five htundlrted and forty-elsght. bitounded
ty Common. Gravlir, Miro and Tonti strieets,
desoignatrd as follows: Lot niumber twenty
three measuring thirty f -nt iront on Commn
street by one hundred and twenty feet in di-pth;
lot number twernty-s.ven measulring thirlty feet
fronton Miro st-net by one hundrird and fifty
one feet in deitth.
2. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
antued in the Fi rst District of this city. in square
number five hiundr-di and fifty. bounded by
Palmyra, Miro. Tonti anid Banks streets, de,
signatedi as lot number seven, measuring
twenty-seven foeet front on Palmyra street by
one hundred feet in depth.
S-ized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAR HI. HANDY,
Civil SherIff of the Pariah of Orleans.
aut i11 2xt 3Si se6 10
J. B. Camors & Co., vs. Cazeaux & Sen
tilles at al. same vs. same.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOIL THE PAR
ish of Orleans, Nos. 9212 and 9280-By virtue
of two writs of fiern facias, against Bernard
Barthe, to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled causes, 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 TUESDAY. September
Icr, 1878, at 12 o'clock m., the following described
property, to-wit
1. A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District of this city In the square de
signated by the number sixty, whli:h Is bounded
by Chippewa, Fulton. Third and Fourth streets;
said lot is designated by the number five, and
measures twenty-eight feet two inches front on
Fulton street, the same width on the rear line,
one hundred and sixteen feet seven inches and
six lines deep on the side line dividing it from
lot number four; one hundred and sixteen feet
two inches on the other side line dividing it
from lot number six, together with the build
ings thereon.
Purchased by the defendant herein from Otto
Manske, per act pased before J. Cohn, notary
public in this eity, dated March 12, 1;5i.
2. A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Magazine, Camp. Robin and Terpsichore
streets, forming the corner of Magszine and
Robin streets, and measuring twenty-fi'e feer
front on Magazine street by one hundred and
twenty-eight feet deep and front on Robin
street, together with the building thereon,
rights, ways, etc.
Purchased by the defendant herein from Mrs.
Catherine Baltz, per act passed before R. J. Ker,
notary public in this city, dated May 8, la73.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ThOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
au- 16 23 30 se6 10
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SA LES.
Jean Miarle Ft. PFe ve. Damlen Paylran.
SIFTII DISTRICT COURT FOR TlUr PAI.
' ih of Orleans. No. 9353-By virtue of a writ
of seizure and sale, to me dirtc!ed by the hol
orablh the Fifth District Court for theo arish of
Orleans, in the above oentitled cause, I will pro
(aSidt to sell at pubtie anetton, at the Moerchantfi
and Auntionucrs' Exchange, Royal street, be
twen C(al, anlt (lstormlhoslls streets, in the
hNoand Ils' ritt of this city, on Ti UEi LAY., te.
trbelr 21, 1575 * at 12 o'clock m., the followiug
dese'rib dt property, to wit-
TtIIIEE CERTAIN LO'T. OF GROUND, to
ltltlh r withl all tho builditngs and irimprovetm"'ntys
thereon, rights. walys and plriviltog's thertrnntv
hlonlling or in any wise to fiertlaitntng, site
atdol. lying antd h,-ing in tho Third i)i strit o!
this eity, in the allalrelr bollndrled by Litlahtrpv
Broad, Cot.e hlb't.s a1nd Whitei strents and then-.
tilly fort, ldesignated by thie unmboersixtoe.x m,
5useventeen rill ari obtol tn of tihn sqlltlarli n0lliterir:
six, on a plan ) d:r'.wn by Louis Surgi, late ,:iv17
engrine-rl. ldaltoed th twent.,ly- Seonl daIl of At--,
gunst, 183i, ind deposited in the dli''lo fT. eg
hors. late ita notary it blie; In this Plty,nd, nllllm-' llf
.er tweuty-one of hi-s book of pisan. The isad.
lots of groulnd moiasrling ech thirty feet front
oil ahLtLlrpio street by onel hudrlll!ed and twenty
feet eolvenl and four-eightllitht) s iihsin depth. .e
tWoni .iqal and parallel lines. Ii-llg tho sa5rn
proevirty ieqluired by the dlefendant fl.lreI'in by
plrllh.liire frIlr Arthur P'oinny. ier nact lnsel.
before .J. J. H altrtau,. Into a notary lpublic it
this city. on the t,"nth iday of FI, llary, ril,
registredr in the C inveyaune O(lilt-n of this
city. book fifly-two, folio one huntlred and one.,
Seized in tihe above suit.
T'Irris --Crh on thte spot.
THIIOMAH IT. HANDY,
Civil Shorlff of tho Parish of Orleana.
I 2L3 0 st6 1e3 21 24
Time City of New orleans vs. Estate of AL
M. Illticlhanil; same vs. same: same va,
srme; s:Rme vs. same; same vs. Widlow A.
M. tluchatnlin ; salme vs. same; same vs. A.
H. MehK. Dlicharlnan; SamrO vs. Same.
rITHItD DIISTRICT COURT FOR TIIE PAI
L ish of Orleans. Nos. l29,51,:, 2.5,557, 2,..0 ,
291.519, 29.r,7i, 2!,571 ; and tlxth Distrlct Coart for
the parish of Orleansm,Noi. 5it and 703--Ity virr
tuo of eight writs of fleri faclas, to mte directi4
hy the hcnorable the TiThird and Sixth Distrin:
Courts for the parirshof Orleans in tih abotovo
entitled causes, for ctiy taxes of 1714, 1875, 1876
tantl 1I77, I will pfrol-el to sell ait publie aullctioln,
at tlhe Merchants andlI Ai.tioneers' Exchallnei,
Royal stret, tcbtwvoln (lanal and Clstomhor.-ta
stre tS, in thet Second Disitrict of this (i'y, orn
TUEHDAY, ,eptrmber 10, 1.,7i. ait 12 o'a!,o k M,,
the, followi ng Ilesertribittl prorsrty. to, wit-
I. A CERTAIN P'OIRTION OF GROUND, sit
u ited1 L in the Slecond Disitrict of tliis city, i
stuairei numlbr one hillndredi and twerntyft'l,
h, ItIded by Rtampart, COnllltomhus. lBasin ariotd
li-invillit stream's. 1designattId ias lot lllllnllumer fvs,
mlesurlllring twenty-six feet front on Rll limpart
nstreel't by one1 hundlreld afind tw'enty-.eight, feet itf
ldepth.
2. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUNDI, sit.
liltlte.( in the Third District of this city, In
sqlulr ri "amillrhr three hlndreit mi1d eighty-.one,
b,lundled by Ea.lanaldo, Krhlerlroc. Mitrais nal
-t. Cla l streets, desIgnlated as lot nullmhber
five, measuring ninety font front on Esrliantirre
s' reet by one hundred anld twenity-eight fetlt lia
*lpth.
:;. A CERTAIN POtTI'ON OF GROUND. sift
uaterPin tha'Third District of this city, in sqllare
numbellr r one thousianId aind thirty-sven. b!lound
-edI by Galves. ()nzaga, Lapoyrouse andl Johntiqs.
streets, desIgntt,.ed as lts nummbier nint tE
eleven,. measulring two hundred and tiltirteit
feet front on G(lvizatrneet by one hunitred andl.
seventeen feet in dlepth.
Seizetd in tinh above suilts.
Terms-Cash on tho spot.
TIOMAI H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
au3 1 23 30 siet 10
Mrs. Bridget McCrossen vs D. Fagan.
T~ OURTHI DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAOX
L ieh of Orleans, No. 44,4,7-By virtue of a writ
of fleri facias, issued on a twelve months' bond!
against D. Fagan, princiral, and Peter Cos
grove, securi'y, to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause, I will por
ceed to sell at iublie auction, at the Merchanfts
and Auctieneers' Exchange, Royal street, be-.
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, In thra
Second District of this city, on 'l UESDAY. Se.
tern her 17, 1878. at 12 o'clock m., the following
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT O)t PORTION OF GROUND,
with all the buildings and im provements there
on. rights, ways, privileges ,rnd apDurtenanpc
thereunto bi'l',nging, situated in the Nuns' fan
hourg. in the Fourth District of this city. in tth
squares bounded by St. Mary, Houbie (now Chip
pewa), St. Andrew and Elizan-th (now Annrn
'isation) streets. and rmeasuring, in French
measure, thirty feet front on Ht. Mary street, hb
one hundred and twenty fe-t in depth, with the
use of an alley way eight feet wide. running
from the rear of said lot to Elizabeth (now An
nunciation) str.et, per plan annexed to an agt
in the office of i-I. B. Cenas, late a notary public
in this city, dated the twenty-eighth of April~
1842. Being the same property acquired by the
dolendant herein by ourchase from plaintlff. hI
alt passed before H. Madden, lat', a notary pub
sic in this city, on the twelfth of April, 18r,6.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Qrleans.,
r, 213 30 Rse 13 17
The City of New Orleans vs. J. J. Gutler
roz: same vs. same; same vs. Same; SePal
vs, same; same vs. same: same vs. Octavia
E ficker: same vs. same.
TtHIRD DISTRIlCT COURT FOR THE PAIi
]ish of Orleans,. Nos. 7148, 31,.0, 38a,247, as,215.
38,240, 378,250 and 38,251-By virtue of seven writs
of fleri facias, to me directed by the honor
able the Third District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled causesd
for city taxes of 1870, 1871, 1573, 1874, 1875
1876 and 1877, I will proceed to sec
at public, auction, at the Merchants and Auts.
tioneers' Exchangie, Royal street, betweem
Canal and Curstomhouse streets, in the Secondt
Di-trict of this c'ity, on 'TUESDAY. September
101, 1878, at 12 o'clock m., the following descri~ed
uroipirty, to wit
A ('CEITAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, sit
rated in Burtheville, Sixth District of this elty,
in square number ninety-night. bounded by
Green anrid Sr. George streets. Henry Clay Ave-.
nle and division linel of Bloorningdale, 1 ,'nc.s
iring two hun dred and forty-nine feet front oe
Gr~on street by three hundred feet in depth.
SeizdI in the, above sulte.
Terms-Cash on the soot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orieans.
Rnu 16 23 3(1 se6 10
The City of New Orleans vs. Widow L.l.
JBsq'ie:; same vs. sa.me; saBme vs. Same;
sotrlme vs. isame; saime vs. same; same va.
sara.e.
rTItltD DISTRICT COURT FOR THBi
1 parish of Orleans. Nos. 29.122, 20.123. 2.1,1.,
29,1,5. 29(,126; aind Sixth Distrirt.Court for the
parish of Orleans, No. s58-By virtue of six write
ot fiher facias, to me direeed by the honorabte
the Third and Sixth District Courts for the par
isht of Orleans. in the above entitled causer, for
city taxes of 11871, 187., 1874. 1875, 1576 and 1877, 1
will proceed to sell at public at('tion, at tih
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Cuistomhrousao streets,
in the Second District of this city, on ITUEi
DAY, Sptremher 10, 178,. at 12 o'clock m., the fol
lowing deletribed property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the Third District of this city. in square ntm
ber two hundreid and seventy, bounned by Bur
go nd y, Un ion, French mi-n and Ram part str~eut.
designated as lot num ber t wenty-eight, meassur
ing thirty-two feet front on B]iurgundy street b.
one huntredl and twenty-eight feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlran..
a1 19 l72 23 0i' s 10 _
The City of New Orleans vs. Ferdinar
G. Blum'nthal: same vs. same.
rI. HID DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.l
Sish of Orleans. No. 4r0,21 and Sixth Dis
tri:ct Court for the parish of Orleans, No. as-.
By virtue of two writs of flieri fcias, to mr
lirected by the honorable thei, Third and SLrth.
District Courts for the parish of Orleans, in t.h
abi,:e entitled canoses, for city taxcs of 1i73 an5s
1877, I will pro'.-ed to sell at publi'." auction, a
the Merchantns and Auetioneer,' Exchange.
Royal street, t:etween Canal and Customhouei
stere.«'t in the Second Dlistri.t of this city. cm
TUESDAY, September 10, 1878, at 12 o'eioc:k I_
the following des.crihed property, to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the First District of this city, in lquare
number four hundred and tnree, bounded by
Claiborne. Robertson, Common and Gasnicqe
streets, designzae,i as lot number twenty-two,
measuring twenty-flve feet front on ClaItorna
str,.e.t by one hundr-d and ten feet in deptn.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean..
an.i 1i 2:3 30 06 10
MALAKOFF BITTERS,
The best stomachic and tonic sovereign remedl
for Dysepslia. Excellent for an anti-maiar.t
morning beverage.
Low Price-Pure and Relable.,
For sale in all quantities by
ALPH. WALZ.
o801le Manufacturer.
1a19 ly dD No0, 6 Contl street. New Orif