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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-08-05
How Matsell was Trapped.

Speaking of Mr.. M. brings to my mind
another little story in which he figures, and
which is told by the New York Sun as
follows
Mr. Seth Geer, who resides at the St..
Charles Hotel on Broadway, is an old rail-
road man. In 1862 he was conductor on
the New York and Erie railroad, now
known as the Erie Railway. 1t was his
duty to take the night express from Bing-
hampton to New York. On one occasion
he visited Elmira to see some friends, and
returned by the night express to Bingham
ton as a deadhead. In those days
there were no sleeping cars. When
he entered the car he found two passen-
gers to every seat except one. On that
stoutish gentleman was seated, with his
leg up.
"I think there is room for another here.''
said Mr.. Geer, pointing toward the part of
the seat occupied by the passengers leg.
"The passenger glanced at the speaker
moment, and then went on talking to two
gentlemen behind him in an utterly uncon-
cerned way.
"I'll trouble you to move your leg, sir,''
said Mr.. Geer to the passenger, at the same
time making as though he was going to sit
down.
"This seats engaged" (" said the passen-
ger. ,t..
81 don't see that" said Mr. Geer, who
wanted seat badly
.''I tell you" replied the passenger, GIVE
got tickets for two seats, and you can't sit
here"
go, if you've got two tickets" Mr.. Geer
said, "that is another matter" and forth
with he retired.
| When the train reached Binghamton,
Seth Geer took charge, and put on his of
fetal coat and hat.
"Say, jake" he said TO the conductor
who was about to retire, "who is that man
seated thore with his leg on the cushion ?''
"Why, don't you know him?" was the
reply "That is Matsell, the Chief of the
New York police"
| poth gave a. low WHlSJit, anu lOr bu6 llcAJ
ten minutes a queer smile was on his face.
A quarter of an hour after the train left
the depot Seth went round to look after
his charge. When he came to Chief Mat
| sell, the latter handed up one ticket.
"The other ticket, please" said Seth.
"What other ticket?" the chief ex-
claimed.
You told me short time ago that you
had right to occupy two seats, as you
held two tickets, Seth replied,
"Told-you-whatP" asked Chief Mat
sell, slowly, staring at the conductor.
"When wanted to sit down here some
two hours ago, you said l couldn't do it, MS
You held two tickets. 1t ismy duty to col
lect two tickets, and want the other tick
ct, please" udp qaaiusu49s naita
Chief Matsell looked at Seth from top to
toe, and then hauling out his pocket-boolC,
said :: as0efa assle nf bn. si8,
81 guess I'll surrender. What's to pays"
+" -Four dollars and fifty cents" wastlle
reply. IA lnshy st9A..st4tr m1
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very pleasant cosy, homelike repast
it proved to be, With admirable tact Mrs.
Fortescue at once placed her guest at his
ease, and from the absence of all formality,
it really seemed like a snug little family
party. ..t.t...f...
The yesper services that evening must
have been unusually prolonged, or the
young couple must have strangely loitered
on their way from church, for it was not
until long beyond her accustomed hour
that Alice arrived home.
AS she entered the room where her
mother was awaiting her, Alice approached
her and holding her in warm embrace,
said, in choked voice: Insyoyf ri i
B " Mother, Il am very happyp' her eyes
overdowiug in the excess of her feeling.
But thank God there was no bitterness in
those tears n4l lnafir1 .tili lsdio 40 ail
9 And /, too, am happy, my dear child, z
the mother Everything, |
presume is satisfactoIialy arranged P"
Z ''Yes, mother, but at my request he
consented that tho engagement should not
be made known. o mothef,I little dream
ed of this, this morningrr And again the
surcharged heart found vent in tears.
On the following Wednesday Stanley
started upon his tour we pass over his
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
In Bankruptcy-So. I2aIs


! 'sfp HON. 4. H. DuRtib, JUDGE OF THk
n District Court OF the United States for the
D!sifict OF LOUISIANA suing III bahkruptcl:
The petition OF Is. +. Merton, OF the city OF Ne"
orleans, htrtih appearing as the assignee IN balik'
fuplcy OF the estate OF NliIdn Cuntr bahkrupta
! IesPectfuily represents that among the assets sur
itNdereo by the bankrupt and belonging TO the
aforesaid estate III bankruptcy, there Ii the follow
! ing described real estate, situated In the State OF
Louisiana, IN the parish OF Orleans, to vii:
J .LIte c+italh lCts OF ground toStthet WIN ;iS
buildings and improvements thereon SITUATED -
tn" so'lEii District OF .tis 'lty, IN square No he,
when IL. 'o.'hotu ,oy HlAih "t"'niH '"fI7I"u'@
formerly live Oak). and Magazine sti''la. 'hS
s1ntr bling designated by 'h'' Nos. = 10 aud II, era
- li:. -. sht.yI. Of sal4 sItHI", dated the twenty
! sixth Jay ..t iugns', 1874. annexed 10 IN act Of IL"
same date, passed bcfor" John +. Cooley. notary
1ub... "a II lo,s adJoin each other ana measure
zach az per said plan or sketch Is feet 10 inch
font on Constance street, by % depth OF 10 tees
between parable! lives;
Your petitioner fIrthef representa- that the SAD
hes"14bt FORE described ''aI estate Is, as appears %
record 'ncuinbe''d and charged with The follow
, lHs h"?elnatles speclhtd mortgages, JudgntHtSo
I !it.,S ana pl.',e@es ItSTrhS th'iS"H' 10 VII ,ooo
! Mortgage IN faN"r OF " liam : HtPp t0r : $3.50.
Mortgage !" t''o' OF htsEy a. ln8raham los
800
Prl'!f".e IN FAVOR OF Che state OF Louisiana fos
sns
T; fIi6u' - III t3VOf o! th$ sltG 81 New orleans Ioto
49, ,
:"r *5ao..
! "uuiCiSI hr'ils"R~ '" "a ho'Hci'au wa
sof s"i'o' ~ u, -.so
@nHic.%! mortgage :" '''"i 81 John l. "chhNdI
-. so .;.:ar., R,,.tor ,,r,,,r,r a.. a, :.
I ANA your pellt'oh't 'uither represents Ihat IL ~
lhP"lS7Ine I, nm W uIttinIno ne Hd.lultS ut
s'l'! Ihcnmpiances amG :" ai0un o mGG 'mrIooue
ne u. EAU ~ o. L,m'soif ard 9 a. n,oRRtd,S
, nS tSl1thitilt ptn"ttn aInIsIL II tte uItuiIor@
h"IilNS s'u srthiltS 39 - w. - , C"onty
VI" arr - ~ ari.r to ascertain tLe value Of said nrona
az lh 80 I ,o - - ~ o,J snoaI "a ~
I ny all" ior tne uue' Pi3pfi "nu Speeuy auu'H u.
'lt,oi Vi stu to'ait, "nu ~ tC ~ 81 v, ~
! 'rti!t"rS Ih'irIh' Lnd. So TSiaoo pT aou % PTp h
"I'''on; = anu "'.", va ~ ~ VIZ a ln's
IN 7I;t ~ s "a -, he udaI -
Wv ho"H0' '' Pi'f'''' "''''' nv"
fi1S-' 50 rm%u Sw Il u. w anv 20" %iircG%aearS a 20
II etiLn' m 80 !iIIioI, ~ up,n - ~ = = "a
= H. p" os & orisi"na c;ty ~ II ~ 81
: n.t a. 81 I"L% "a S.Ir;5s "a tna ~
:" - I'll .L,iS r,obta i< law tn tha ", nr nt
"ny. 80 soI. aS old nrCnaytc mon t ."S A. Nv trt
:ceus ~ ans " '"l0 piopoA'S u"on ~ aDS''S0
WT"nratr,,. your O.. titiouaz = = Abat Ls b.
ned' nn$ Ho o. j., ~ ,td ~ 81 ,sHsGi9G S1 rann ne may p@
Ior = a." ~ rrfjic a,ctior f,.e Va Ia cLo :,
u' m, - raI -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
ASSlGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN II MATTER OF ADAM WERNER. Is EAES
RUPTCY.
District Court Of the United states o: Ame..ca for
the District of Louisiaua-So 1879.

Wy G.. T.. EIRARDEY 81 TO-. AUC-
ID tionrers-Oiice No. Il !YchanGc plscr.-SAT-
URDAY, February -. 1873, 1T twelve o'clock NJ. at
th.. Merchants aud Auction-ers' Exchange. on
ROYAL, bet ween Canal and C~ustomhOusr streets. in
this city of New Orleans, hy virtue OF an order of
the Hon. p. II. DureIl, lud@. Of the District C0UT;
of The United States OF America fer the District OF
70, 1874, viii he sold by publ" auction tho to!!o~.
ing described property, to wit
A CEKrA1S Q OF GROUND, together With all
III. buildings and improvements. = rreOn, and all the
rights, ways. privileges and apPUrjenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appeIt9lnlDg, situated
III the F%aubOurg hlsaudais, Fourth District OF TIA.
city of New Orleans, designated as lot number
txentr-one OF the square comprised within Sec
ond, Third. Dryades and st. Denis streets, as PEI
plan mai. by 4. G. Blanchard, deputy surveyor,
on the twentieth day OF May. 1888, and deposited
for reference in Office Of Water Il. Peters. notary
public. said lot measures in American measure
twenty-five feet front on Second street by one
hundred and twelve feet and eight inches in depth,
between parallel fne., and was acquired by said
vendor. together with others, by purchase from
Robert G. ATmsteSd, as per act OF sale IN the pre-
misses passed before walter II. Peters. notary pub
lie. on second dss OF Jult. 1888.
TT. decree of The court ordering the sale OF the
above described property directs that the SANE b@
freed from all inCumbraucs-, and tn. assignee.
such title as is in him vested ny the assignment
in bankruptcy. and by the sfoIossid order OF the
court.
Terms NJ Sale-Cash on the spot AZ the moment
OF adjudication, and purchasers 10 assume pay.
meut cv.I and above the price of adjudication Of
al taxes which the property may owe Up to In"
day OF sale.
Act OF safe az the expsr>" Of she purchaser De.
fore ". tIrrnOn, notary pubic.
ia23 e fel 5 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN Il MATTER OF TIL BANK OF LOUISIANA.
bankrupt.
In Rankruptcy-SOs. 1885 and 1866.


FANO TIE HON. +. II. DURELL, JUICE OF THU
= District Go lrt OF the United States for the
district of Louisiana. sitting i'll bankruptcy:
The petition of Z. f. Norton and Ar. Miltenberger.
OF the cry OF New orleans. htItln appearing as
The asslgnets III bankruptcy OF the estate OF the
Bank OF Lou.sIana. bankrupt. respectfully repre-.
stntS:
| That among The assets SURRENDERED by The bank
rupt and :cl0nglnS 70 the aforesaid estate IN 6ahk'
tl'La'ed III the State OF Louisiana. 10 the PARISH OF
Orleans, 10 Wit:
. ave e"rtaln iots OF ground, situated "a the See
"'d Dsirict OF the city or New orleans IA square
bounded by exchange alley. Royal, t0ntl ana
hitlSLie streets, measuring @tfset I men foht
on ROYAL street. 1873 feet II inches OIL rear line. BY
4 depth or " feetI o'tWetu Iaraltei mes. WIN Al
we nultAlllSs, rlghtS. WAYS ;, tt's- 'htftuuIo otionS,
ing, or in anywise appertaiFins, and formerly used
as - hankln. house b! the SAID Bank OF AoLlslsHa,
bankrupt.
Another certain lot or ground. SITUATED IN the
sam" district in square bounded by Roy&i tonli,
Bi'nylllt streets ana hXch'hS" alley. measuring %
feet . !ucnes 2 lines from: on Cont street, by 1873
feet 10 inches lines deep, between parallel lines,
with a.! the buildings, tights and ways tleTeIInto
brinnains or i'll any wise appertaIninG. =.
Your petitioner further represents ;hat thE sald
hereinbtfoIe described real estate il, as appears of
record. ~incumOered and charged with = !. follow
lHS hereinafter SPECIFIED mortgages. judgments
hen. and .Tirile:es resi1n. thereon, 70 VIZ
FI,,:y,-es Ia favor OF 'ho s'a!e" OF Ao"l''"h" 'of
..d,,si mortgage in favor Of Christopher Ca
J4di'ia! ~mortsas. il. i.vor OF John Henry for
St8io 30.
JurIria' mortgage IA 'aEO. o: the cisy OF New
ORLEANS for 4i5.
Draining privileges.
Aud VouT petitioners further REPRESENT 'haf y -
impossible for then! 20 drtsrmiu. the validity o.
SAID !neuu!brsuce- ami she amount due thereon.
! that they can not ascertain she value III saiG
property hv agrs' m.ilt between themselves an6
the creditors holding sad security, ~ p.orldeo III
| section twenty 81 the bankrupt act OF l"b'. AND
that II Is nee" ,sary. 70 order to ssce tain the value
Of SAID property. AID tor 'he due, proper ana
! speedy administration 81 said estate. and for tn.
interest of the creditors therein, that said estate.
be sold ~ public auction free and clear OF al! 1n.Hm
FRANCES. That all said Judgments, moctGag~s, liens
and privileges recOri.s against sad property be
caHc.ied and erased. $" shat your petitioners can
convey sclear and uuiucumb.rcd title ~ am puV-
! chaser thereof. reseryi,G 80 said state OF Louisiana,
! Christopher amutZ, syniic, etc. John hsnry, city
OF Ne" Orleans, and TO All other persons, an th'ir
rlEhts III law 70 tnt proc 'Hc s"' oi S'n
Wherefore. your petItio, els pray thar they may
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
By 8, CUinault.
Succession or ASDSH DtBICH-So. ~ al.


Cy -. G3rIHAJLT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'D corner et Exchange alley an! BirnVille street
On SATURDAY February u, 1873, at twelve
o'clock d.. will be sold at public auction, at the
Merchants and suctioneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and CCstouhouse streets,
by virtue of an order from the honorable the
Second District Court tor the parish of Orleans,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, Nth fhe build.
iu-s and improvements thereon, situated in the
second District of this city, in square No. ~,
founded by Canal, E~ustOmhOuss Narais ard VII
ltIe streets. and composed OF the following IOtS
or parcels to Wit:
l. A lot or parcel OF ground, designated by the
70. ) on a sketch anne ed to an act passed before
Achillr shiapella, late notary public, on the see.
oui OF December, 1850. ard measuring 10 feet Al
inches , lines front on Marais street, by 81 feet in
depth, bet Scen parallel lines.
: 4 lot or parcel Of ground adjoining the rear of
the abov. described los No. =, beginning at the
hnp of SAID lot No. 4. 3t a distance of 81 feet from
She line of Marais street, and running in the. direc-
t.u OF SUstOmhUuse street. 50 feet 9 inches 3 lines
IN front on a La. parallel 10 said harais street, by
". feet in depth, between parallel lines, the upper
line thprtot being u prOlOnga'iOn of the upper line
of said lot 60. I, and composed of the rear pOr-
ti0ns of lots Nos. , and 10, as per said sketch.
The buildings and Improvements erecied on the
above two lots of ground consist OF a tWo-stOry
and attic brick and frame house, No. IL, having
parlOr and diringroom communicating by a slid
i Q door and landing en- tho ground floor, two
rooms landing on the upper story and = large
room landing i'll tho attic; = two story frame
kitchen, slate rooted, Containing two rooms. gas
introduced in the .ouse. cistern, hydrant, paved
ward between house and kitchen, garden with fruit
trees, bath hoUst, she'd. etc. see plan 1t she EX'
change.
TrrIus-Casr.
Act oy sale befo,e NJ. T. Ouc,o.. notary public, at
the expense or purchaser, including the taxes Of
.S-2. PAYABLE in 1913. idl9 70 81 tel 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
DI.VKIIV COURT OF TIE UNITLD
sT&TE-.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Is II NATTER OF s~sU0RTEH. BANK
EU?i.
I'm SunLyuptcy-So, HIS.

fs>o THE HON.. Ell DUEELI. JUDGE OF THE
! District Court 81 III" a. ted States Tor the
District 81 louisiana. sitting in bankruptcy:
TIL petition Of +. i. Norton. OF the city OF New
Orleans, herein appearing AZ the assignee ia bauk.
TuJtc. uf the .stat. OF Henry sChcsien, bankrupt.
r.SI~ .cttI.lN represents THAI amor. 'h' assets sur.
rendered by The Bankrupt, and belonging TO the
aforesaid estate in Bankruptcy. there is to
follomiu: Described real estate. situated il th-
sat" al Loni-HAns. in I'll" iEa.!sI OK East Baton
H.u.e and los situated in tn- parish q: East.
Bafof. Rouge, described ou plan As lot number Olrr.
III square thirt y-ipuTs south.
Your petitioner further represents traH S's said
i.IeiIfDef,re Ge.cGibtI real estate is ~ APPEARS 81
record, sn"umbsrta and charged with the FOLLOW
ilg HEREINAFTER specified mortgages Juig.HsEts.
lien. and privileges Resin. thereon, &. wit
Conventional mortgage NJ favor OF Lehman. Sew
gass " So. for i 1900.
judicial moE1gagci i. fsvoI Of ANN Byfns. wife of
bankrupt. for $500.
judicial mVstsag. sn f..oI OF Aornsr & CAT fer
&2ilI %
judicial mortgage IN :.vsr of Lehman, Ne .sss :
Co fOr SG29t %
Ard your petitioner further represents shae il i.
impuseihl. for him 80 determine the validity OF
said ~ircumhranCes and the amount due thereon:
that he can not acc TtSin th~ Salu. af said proper
" by agreement between himself and rhs creditors
holding said security. rs provided III section twe1-
~ o, the bankrupt act ~ 1861. And nat ~ is Ht.rs
sary, in order to ascertain fhe value OF said prop,
srty, ana for the due, proper and speedy a.minis-
tratiOu ~ said estate. and for I'll" interest "' the
creditors therein, that sad estate - sold - cubic
auction, zee and Glsar of all iueumt5rancts Ihat
al SAID Judgments, mortgages. hens ana privileges
erased. >othat your petitioner can convey a "lsay
and uuincun.bered title to any rn'cHas.' thereof.
TrserVing to said Lehman, SeWgsss & Go, Ann
Bylu., wife, Aorner l Gail, and /" al ethics pet-
sons. an ,helr rights III Law 10 n" proceeds ~
the sale OF ssid property .?on th" dlstribHi.";
thereof.
wherefore. your pe;itione, vrays :hat n. Way he
ordered and aIthuEiz. Il +, sell sal! property sbOv"
described ~ putlic aurli"D, sT'~ and tl"as ircIs All
incum hsh.C.s. Thar a' sad judgments, mort
gag 5, liens ana privils gee recorded against said
property be cancelea ana erased, +" that your
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
UNITED STATES DIsTAtCT C0UNT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
n TIL MATTER or NJ. Z. hiCHoI. BANK.
Iupt.
In BankrNptcy-So. 1882

S1rHSREAs, EAS II. T. MiCHpS op IHs
w parish Of Orleans and district a'Orrsa!d, duly
d. clsred bankrupt under she act Of Congress ="
March ?, 1867, has this day flied in said court a pc
tition praying for q discharge and c"rtlhcste
; e,pof rom al hs des.a and other cisIms prov
Abb. under said act.
Sotic- Is therefore given 60 all creditors WHO
hs!v. proved their debts, and to all other persons
IN interest, that the tsentletk day OF February,
1913, at II 1. 81 10 assigned for Tho hearing OF ~,
same, and that tLey may then and tA%Ie sI'rhd
and show cause, IL any they have, whs ths
yrsVeY Of tho said petition shoJld not be gIanted'
and notice is given that tn. bankrupt ~ 10
dergo An examination before Register heLoSg
on the eighteenth day of February, = 1913. a.
IL A. NJ, at his office, ~Cusiomhsuse building
Clerk's oftee. Nee Orleans January ~, 1919.
A20 &es 10 4 Logw. pspgty Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
AUCTION SALES. .
BY Francis Fernandez.
SUCCESSION OF W. AMSTR0SG.

- 80
SUCCESSION OF W. AMSTROSG.
s scond District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Ne. IS ,789.
PI t.. nE FERRET N GG.-JOHH G. MON
y ROSE. AuctlOneer.-Ofice No. so ROYAL street.
THURSDAY March 9, 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ in
the st. Louis Auction Exchange, will be sold by
public auction, by virtue of an order OF the Hon.
Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated November
|, 1872, and anothtr Order issue d by the Hon. A. L..
IissOt, dated January IL. 1873, viz
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the SQUARE
bounded by Burgundy, Ursulines, Hospital and
Dauphlne streets, designated by the Nos. | and 2
measuring each 81 feet II inches S lines front on
Burgundy street. by 1871 feet 10 inches lines IN
depth. together with the buildings and i'm prove
mtnts thereon.
2 A LOTO OF GROUND, in til. square bounded by
81. Philip, Rnysl, UrSUiines and Bourbon streets,
measure z 81 feet II inches 4 lines front on ~,
Philip street, by 19l feet 10 inches 8 lines in depth.
together ~ith the buildings and improvemeL ts
thereon.
Terms-One-third cash, balance on q credit of
one and two years, in notes bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per anlum from day of sale
to final payment, and secured by special mortgage
and vendors lien: the property to be kept insHred
and the policy transferred 60 vendor; in case of
suit, five per cent attorneys commission. and sil
other usual penal clauses.
Act of sale before 4. Bouns. notary public. ~
the expense Of tie purchaser.
fel 8 Is y mh6'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
SUGGESTION o. !REDKRIG KLEIS-Eo. 34t!3.
GalNAYIfT. ACCTIOyEER.OyFICE


. corner of Exchange alley and Bienv,lle street
Februar, ", 1873, will be sold at twelv.
,ynircs ", 1T che Merchants and AHctiousers' EI-
change. on Royat street, between Canal and Gus
tnmh0us, streets, by virtue OF an order from the
Gororabie the second District Court for the parish
of Orleans. dated January l., l8f5-
20, f0T OF GROUND. designated Or 'hs Nc. J.,
situated in She Third District OF New Orleans II
th. square bounded by Frenchm"n, Goodchiidren'
hov. and Elysiau Fields streets; ntasnrh!' Ah'tf
lean measure. d feet front eli Flenchmen street.
NV a. fert in depth on GGodchildren street en'
AZ .t.t il, the rear. AID forming The 'or.tt q:
Fr.nrhuen ana Gocdcni!ar"I streets; tnE5 inca
with H.. buildings and improvements thei'"u,
consisting OF q house VI four ICONS! t"'HSo.N
kjtchr, ,t four rooms, waved yard, clsterL. .F's
etc. See plan at The Exchange.
T.rus-pne half cash, and tie batt.'',' az !
c,,dit Of one and two wears, .Or notes hearing
eight ger cen, interest per anrum from date a.
mortgage" Eve p- = re"t ieS 7ers' tees "n. We ~
bv N" purchasers in ease OF ILd'cla' p Cetu''
Tor tn. recovery OF any of the notes tne 49,
ings ABOVE described mast be insured " the Su.'
chassr rs aad the policies transterredt" me h,'''ts
OF the notes, end The taxes Of tie year 1917 u X
at the cost of the purchasers besides and ABOVE
the price of adjudication. ~.
Act of sale before A. Dreyfous, notary puonc, Ut
the expense Of the pWchSserA jag 3's' !'%
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
AUCTION SALES.
BY Charles E. Fortier.
By G. De Ferret & Co.

SUCCESSION OF DR.. o. G. BELL.
Second District Court for the Parish o: Dreams
SO. "a $50
10y a.. DE FERRET d CO.-JOHS G. 0
ID ROSE AuctiOnrer-Ofice and salesrOOm No. 50
ROYAL strest-THURSDAY, March D, 1873, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Louis Auction Elk
change, will be- sold bv public auction. by virtue OF
an order from the Hon. A. T.. Tissot. Judge of the
SECOND District Court for the parish of Orleans,
.dafed january 4, 1913, viz
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in square No. .. bounded
by Elr.ian Fields, tslestine, Msrigny and Josephine
streets, designated by the Nos. to b. Lots Nos. I
and Q measure zach G5 feet il inches 3 lines front
on klysian Fields street, by i57 feet ]! inches in
depth, together with the bui' dings and improve
each. 81 feet IL inches 5 liD.s front on Marigny
street, by p: f-st 10 inches lines in depth, to-
gethe, With the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
TA0 LOTS OF GROCND. in 4 e SQUARE bounded
by independence, M"Teau, EasacaiyO aud Congress
streets de.iSnated BY the Eos - and ls, measuring,
each, II feet ! inches { lines front on Independence
Btreet, by go feet = inches b liusS in depth, together
with the buildings aud improvements thereon.
All 10 be sold separately. See plans at the Tx
change.
Terms-5ne third cash on The spot and the balance
on = credit of one aud two years, i'll rOtts hearing
from day of sale until final payment, secured by
special mortgage and vendors lien. The buildings
10 be kept insured and the policy transferred to the
tutrix. In ease OF snit five percent attorneys fees.
The Ia Nes Of 1872, up to the day Ot sale, to be as
suTned by the purchasers Acts of sale before n.
T. Ducros, notary public, at the expens, of the pur-
clIasers. Tel 8 Is % mh6F