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THE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

Al a special meeting OF the Assistant Aldermen.
held yesterday, a resolution by Mr.. Clancy was
adopted asking the Board OF Apportionment to ape
propriate money to continue the unfurnished work
OF the city, so as to give employment to laborers
this winter. Mr. Healey offered similar resolution,
bur withdrew 1t in favor OF that OF Mr. CLANCY. A
resolution. offered by Mr.. Simonson to authorize
the committee TO send for persons and papers to
Investigates the Industrial Exhibition Compan was
defeated, the Affirmative votes being Messrs.
Wiser, Taornell, Coddington, Strack Kreps Wade,
Simonsoa and Linden. and the negative being
Messrs Clancy Healey, Theiss, Keh0e, Beyea, Keat-
Ing. Brooks Somers and COmisky.
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The following table shows the opening, hlghes,

In Philadelphia stocks are reported steady at the
following quotations :-Pennsylvania skies, 107H;
Reading Railroad So; Pennsylvania Railroad, ex
dividend, 43A.
MEMORANDA.
The Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Company
advertlses to pay on presentation at o rebate OF
per cent the 100000 Missouri State bonds issued
in aid Of the road and due January l, 1874 This
shows that the company is in q condition to meet
Its obligations. Mr.. A. w. Lamb Is elected Presi-
dent In place OF E. s. Higgins. and J. p Acker Vice
President, in place OF b. F. Carver. Mr.. Lamb Is
an old resident OF Hannibal, and has been iden-
titled with the company ever since Its organization.
The Governing Committee Of the New York stock
Exchange have decided that securities In name Of
G. B. Grinnel or J. G. Williams are not good de-
livery.
Estimated earnings OF the Denver and Rio
Grande Railway, narrow gauge, for the fourth
week of October, % to 81 incusive:-
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rae o. the markets

The rates paid for carrying to-day were s. Q, I,
1.32 3-64 and per cent. The 1na rate was per
cent.
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-
day were as follows:--
CuITeuCy 1,3Z7 I2J
GROSS cehTaHCes.s 37,bI5OO0
The following Is the Clearing House statement
Currency exchanges. s55 ss2 22s
Currency balances. es..........-........... l,746,917
Gold exchanges. $685. S21
GOlu DhlauceS 1,5S3,ZS0
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
NO change was made In the Bank Of England rate
to-day. The amount which went into bank on
balance, was f92O 900. The bullion In the bank de-
creased cal, 900 during the week. Late London
quotations give the following prices :-Consols for
money, e2,s; for the account e2x 92a<; United
States $40 bonds OF 1865 tod, e2A; b-2o bonds OF
1857 se%; new nvcs. 90ss; New York Central
shares, 74s lax; Erie Railway shares, 3o's 500:
American securities closed 1rm
AT Paris rentes were nrmer, AZ b7.32h.
The decrease OF specie In the Bank OF France
during the week was 1000 900 francs.
Ia Amsterdam tho following ore the late Quota
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Totals. L71 LOIS ass
iowsELa evening after three ociock-NoysmDsT, 100
January loo at iiz.c 100 A. !. ssssc ssOS At
i5Nc; April at ISc, a isc Tots 10O bales
T0day S st 2 hEse MmSoysmber I 700 at % i9e At
s:SSstIsSs" 5 20 .iI!7;ss sSS = siss.
sSS s ss @ as s 500 iSs s5sas 5saa
sr 49, as IS s. ss 100 M & isG 100 e !. lsls o a.
:. Isss = & !. Sise 4, = SS
Is IS so at so al $50 90 al Il SC SO 800
is ssc 4S At IS Iise is sssc 500 at isc 100 al
sarss ss 81 ls S S &
Is 7lec 100 at IS s00 at 200 at Is IOo
s Apr 80 81 &c., 10 q 5
os s. sass s e az ss the rSa
sSs G SSisssS ss IS ss:Sis A.sss: SHass:
q New York @ a s .ta aay ass Ss,ss %esr @
bales Rates foreign ports were as ollows.To Havre
By Sc a no sail sv S s,sM Bremen by
800 bales shipped by outside steamer at I'D a7l6d I'd
CorrRE-The market remained dull, and values
nomnaliy steady as folowssKio. ordinary csrgees,
KS :. KS >. i. P1ISs Ss s ssIs * r.
3 e .aa s1ss : mats H sSs dsSIon
fss I ssmacs s ss @ 81 5Smnscs e sS
Mexican. sic. ssc- savania, slsc. 2sc Curacao.
Flour AND eipts-Flour q oOs bbs wheat,
IS Ssss oa 1873 Snhes and the
nour market ruled steadier under fair demand and in
Kinds Kinds S At prices the following
change in value We heard of sales Of 200 bbs At prices
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THE CITY TREASURY.

The Comptroller reports the following payments
into the City Treasury yesterday From taxes OF
1879 and water rents aos arrears OF taxes, as
sesaments and interest, $8,s89; collection OF as
Mayors once. Ss40s licenses S43; market rents
and fees interest on bond and mortgage, NC, $~a
permits to tap water pipes $s7; water Ients Srs ar
fees, 1899; fees and nnes Eighth pissrics oo1's
$22. Total. SIT, ,0e2
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

AYMARD-sEELY.-On Thursday, December IL,
by the Rev. j. Clement French, SAMUEL EVERETT
AYMARD, OF Jamaica, L. L., to ALLIE daughter OF
the late Samuel j. and Lydia A. Seey, OF Brooklyn,
l.. l. No cards.
HALEY-HoLMEs.-At Lake Grove, L. l., on
Wednesday, December 10, by Rev. Otis Holmes, w.
ID. HALEY TO LIZZIE HOLMES. No cards.
HINRICHs-SAGE.-On Wednesday, December 10,
at the residence OF the brides mother, East New
York, L. l., by the Rev. J. Elsegood, j. O. h. Hin
RICHs to FREDERIKA y. SAGE, an OF East New York.
MILLER-WHITEHEAD.-On Wednesday, Decem-
ber TO- 1S73 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents
in this city, by the Rev. William p Abbott,
ALFRED J. MILLER of Providence, r. l.. to CHAR
LOTTE, eldest daughter OF William Whitehead Esq.
PARMELE-KBNY0N.-On Thursday, December Ii,
1878, at Westfeld, n. j., by Rev. W. X. G. Mellen,
EDWIN B. PARMELR OF Auburn, n. " to MEETA NJ.
KENYON daughter OF Vincent Kenyon.
STEvENsoN-MOxLRY--In this city, on Thursday
October 9, 1873, by the Rev. Dr. Pendeton, SIMEON
J. STEVENSON to LILLE $. MoxLEY, second daugh-
ter or Major John Moxley, OF ChillicOthe Ohio
WILSON-GRAY.-On Wednesday evening, N0vem-
ber 10, at Chrlst's church, Bedford avenue Brook
lyn, by the Rev. A. II. Partridge, JAMES +. WILSON
to ARLISE A., daughter OF Mr.. Allen Gray, all of
Brooklyn.
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In the case Of Morris Benson who was chargcd
with grand larceny ct the Essex Market Police
Court on Thursday, It WAS reported in the HERALa
that 0fncer Dyer msle the arrest. II should have
been 0nicer Harris,
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EoR sALE-oR WILL EXCHANGE IN PART FOR
real estate first class Restaurant and Lunch Room
oe" @ eSsaoinned over years good location down
Herald once,
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CARPETS AND FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST
~ cash prices; weekly or monthly payments taken.
D. A. CUNNINGHAM,
1856 Third avenue, between 9th and 2sth streets.
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF lST CLASS HOUSE
n hold Furniture for sale-Property family leaving
city, at private residence l20 West 23l Pianoore,
Paror suit $3.50; do S45; Mirrors Carpet Chamber
Suit complete Bedsteads, Bureaus Mattresses &c, in
10 purchasers,
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COOP SECOND HAND AND MIslIT CARPETS
VI All sizes, handsome styles, very cheap; also 100
patterns rich and beautiful Wall Paper half price,
liz Fulton street. between William and Nassau
-PICKHARDT'S PATENT PARLOR AND SOFA
"A. Bed tor SALE and other Furniture terms to suit,
at furniture 2l8 West Thirty eventh
street near Broadway. N. B-Goods taken storage.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE. r
TYPE WANTED FOR CAsH-sMALI. FONTS OF
Il Bourgeois. BREWER and NonparieI with Cases and
Stands Address boz 3,2Ol Pos, office.
WANTBD-A FIRST CLASS MEAT MARKET IN A
w good location, for which cash will be paid For
PARTICULARS apply TO A. r. KLINE, i13 Reade street
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1t has been four years before the public, and
its success is really remarkable. Its superiority
over all Others, and the claims OF the manufaC
turcra, are well substantiated by the following
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Estate Of Cydalise Ledoux.

ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
u orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admins
traitor or by a public auctioneer. at the last resi-,
denee of the deceased, near Prairie Ronde woods
seven miles west of Opel0usas, on TUESDAY,
December Goth, 1878, the following described
property, belonging to the estate of Cydalise
LedOux, deceased, tO-wit:
1. Tine plantation on which deceased last re.
sided, measuring one hundred and fifty acres,
together with all the buildings and improve.
ments thereon, situated in prairie Plaisanee, in
the parish OF st. Landry.
2. Thlrty-siX acres of woodland, situated in
prairie PlaiSance, in the parish of st. landry.
s. One lot of gentle horned cattle, about TWEEN.
ty-ive; one lot of mares and horses, about
twenty-five; one OK cart, a lot of kitchen furni'
tnre, one lot of furniture, two branding irons.
Terms n Condltions-The movable property
for cash and the lands payable in one and two
years from the day of sale, purchasers furnish,
ing their with security to the satisfaction OF the
administrator and bearing eight per cent pei
alnum interest after matury, special mortgage
and vendors privilege retained on the property
sold to secure payment thereof, Said notes pay.
able at the Law Office Of Martel & Hudspeth, in
0pelousas,
AUGUsTE BERTRAND, Admir-.
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SUCCESSION SALES.
EssnEe q ZelfeAA8 Bgoaso widow Of
OaGsinfe z. @udVv dec'd

OaGSinfe !. 8ulGFEe decd
RY VIRTUE or AZ ORDER OF PINE HON
~ oEable Probate Court Of che Parrish Of ST.
Landry, there will bB aOld ct public sIletioR. to
the highest bidder, BY the undersigned q subtle
auctiOneeF, ct the last residence OF the deGpas-
ed, at P~laquemine BFuleC in Gai6 parish. oA
WEDNESDAY January Ath, as7S, &hc following
described property, belonging 30 the estate of
Zelienne Lyons, @idow af 0peZiDe Z. GuIdrys
deceased, fHvit:
4. The plantation, last residence OF deceased,
situated in PlaaHenlinC a8rulee in So. Landry,
containing about two hundRed arIRnts, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, bound
ed noYth by stephen Andrus, east by land herein
described, and which Is lot No. 9Ofthe inventory
of this sale, south bg land Of Patrick KeOugh's
estate, and gsst by bayou Plaquemine.
D AnothoB tract of prairie land situated in
said parish, near the aforesaid plantation. con,
taininG afDut &eventy-ave arpents, bounded
vet by the said plantation, north by -, east
by railroad lands, and south by public lands.
3. Another tract of land situated on the west
Bang OF bayou P~laquemine, in this parish. con-
tanning about six hundred aTpents, bounded
north by Gabriel Lyons, south by land formerly
belonging to Lewis & Porter, east by -, and
west Dy bayou Plaquemine.
i. The vaeherie of wild horned cattle and
horses, ranging in this parish, including stock
horses; two pair gentle work oxen, the Creole
four wheel carriage, one OK cart. household fur
niture, kitchen utensils, plantation and farm
ing implements, and many other m0vables.
Terms and northumberland of wild horses
and horned cattle, One-third cash and the bal
ance in three equal annual instaIlments from
the day OF sale. The lands and improvements
ON a credit OF one, two and three years from the
day OF sale. All the movable property, except
the stock of wild horses and cattle for cash.
Purchasers on credit to furnish their notes with
good and sufficient personal security to the sat
~isfaction of the administrators, and bearing eight
Ter cent annual interest after maturity. Mort
gage and vendors privilege to he retained on
the immOvable property and vendors privilege
on the stock of cattle and horses. Purchasers
not to ALLEVIATE or dispose of the property purch-
ased, before full and entire payment of the price
thereof.
LAURENT DUPRE, Auctioneer.
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SALES.
Hseare Of Aaele sEmien.

/ pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF PHE HON
ID opable Probate Court Of the Parish OF st.
! Landry, there viii he sold ct public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admin
~istratOP, eP by Q public auctioneer, in Prairie
Ma1let, in this parish, on TUESDAY, January
9Th. 1874, the following described property, he
longing to the estate Ct Adele Slmien, deceased,
So-yit:
o. a email tract Of wood lana, situated at
| Ma1let in this parish, bounded as 70 lows, tO-vit
south by land of Joseph L~aavergne, fills, north by
land of FRANCOIS Sinien, east by 'ands OF Fran
co.'s Simien. and west by lands of LacaZe, con-
tanning hfty superficial arpelts, more or less.
: 8. Another tract of land, being the last resi-
| aencp OF deceased, situated at Mallet, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, meas
| uring one hundred and twenty-five superficial
arpents, more or less, equal to one hundred and
three 24t;OO acres, bounded as follows, tO-wit
north and east by public lands or its purchasers,
south by lands of Francois Simicn, and west by
land of Marie Louise Simien, which tract shall
be divided into three lOts-lOt lumber one, with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
containing forty arpents, more or less; lot mum.
Der two, containing forty arpents, without i'm.
prOvements; lot number three containing forty.
two arpents, III Te or less.
8. One Creole horse, one pair Of oxen, one iron
brand as, plantation utensils, household furni
ture, a loom, AMI other mOvables.
Terms-Ca3h.
AUGUSTA PERRODIN,
dec 5-5t Administrator.
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Succession de Martha M. Nelson.

dec S
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Succession dc zelienne Lyons, dc

Onezime T. Guidrys DECIDE.
TN wERTU DUN ORDRE DE L,HONORA-
~ BILE Ia COur des Preuves dc Ia ParOisse st.
Landry, il sera vendu a Fencan public, All plus
Otfrant encherisseur, par lie sOussigne nm encan-
teur public, a Ia derniere residence della d6funte
q Plaquemine Brulee en- cette parOisse, lie MER-
CREDl, IL JanV1er, 1874, les prophecies ci-apres
decrites, appartenanta Ia succession de Z6lienne
Lyons, veuTe d'Onezime T. Guidry, d6ctdee,
SAVIOR:
u. L'habitati0n, Ia derniAre residence de Ia de-
funte, Situe a P~iaquemine Brul6e st. Landry,
contenante environ deuX cent arpents, avec tOu-
ties les batiSseS ct ameliOratiOnS Qui sly trOuvent,
borne au nord par Stephen Andrus, est par la
terre ci-apres d'ecrites, ct Qui est lie lot No. 2 de
rinventaire de cette vente, sud par les terres de
la succession de Patrick keOugh, ct Quest par lie
bayou PlaQuemine.
2. I'm autre moroccan de terre de prairie, situe
dams La dite paroisse, pres de fhabitatiOn ci-des-
sus decrite, contenant environ snixantc-quinze
arpents, borne a POuest par Ia dite habltatiOn,
au nOrd par -, a Pest par DIES terres du che
min de fer, ct au sud par des terres publiques.
3. Tn autre moroccan de terre, situ6 sur la rive
Quest du bayou Plaquemlne, ell cette parOI6se,
contenant environ six cent arpents, borne au
nord par Gabriel Lyons, au sud par deS terres
appartenant aneiennement a Lewis d Porter,
II Test par -, ct Quest par lie bayou Plaque
mine.
4. La vacherie de b6tes d cornes ct cheveaux
farOuche, cOurant en- cette paroiSse, les cheyauX
de yacherie inclus; deux paires de bgn de tire
dOux, les chevaux de travail CreOles, quatre
Vaches douceS un lot de maIs, une vOiture q
quatre roues, une charrette d bRuf meubles dc
maisOn, ustensils de cuisine, implements d'habi
tat'On ct d'aratOires, ct %beaucOup d'autres OBJ
jets.
Termes ct C0nditions-La vacherie DIES beteE
q cOrnes ct chevauX farOuche, I'm tiers compliant
ct la balance en- trOis installations GgauX annue
du jour de la vente. Les terres ct am6liOratiOns
a I'M credit de un, deux ct trOis ans du jour dt
la vente. Tous les pro Lrietes mObiliercs, eXCeptt
Ia vacherie, pour It'll compliant. Les aCquereuri
a credit fOurniront leur blllets avec bon ct suffi
SAINT s6curit6 personnel q la satisfaction des ad
ministrateurs, ct portant huit pour cent d'inte
ret par IN apres maturitG. HypOtheque ct Il
privilege du vendeuP seront retenu sur les pro
pri6tes immobilieres ct lie privilege du vendeul
sur la vacherie. Les acqu6reurs de ne pas sa
lienier on dispose des prophecies achet6 avan1
pfein ct entiere Placement du prix d'achat.
LAURENT DUPRE, Encanteur.
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Estate of Martha M. Nelson.

ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned a public
auctiOnecr, at the last residence of the deceased,
on the AtchaIalaya river in this parish, on
WEDNESDAY, January 18th, 1874, the following
described property, belonging to the estate OF
Martha NJ. Nelson, deceased, tO-wit:
l. A certain tract OF land measuring nine hun
dred acres, more or less, together with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated on the
Atchafalaya river in this parish, bounded in
front by the Atchafalaya river, above by lands
OF Mrs. I. d. Gordon and s. j. c. Gordon, below
by land OF Miss Elizabeth L. Gordon, and in the
rear by lands of Abbott and Generes.
2. Eighty acres of swamp land situated on
Bayou Rouge, in the aforesaid parish.
Terms and COnditiOns-One-thlrd cash, AMI
the balance in equal installments of one, two,
three, four and five years credit from the day
OF sale, the purchasers % execute their live
promissory notes payable to the administrator
with eight per cent per annum interest from
date until paid, with good personal security to
the satisfaction of the administrator, special
mortgage and vendors privilege being reserved
ON the property sold to secure the payment OF
the same.
A. p. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.
don
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I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
Il BILE la COur des Preuves, de la Paroisse st.
Landry, il sera vendu a Fencan public, au plus
otrant encherisseur, par lie sOussign6 IN encan-
teur public, a la derniere residence de la de-
ftlnte sur la riviere Atchafalaya, en- cette pa
roisse, lie MERCREDI, Z Janvier, 1874, les pro-
prietes ci-apres decrites. appartenant a la success
sion de Martha NJ. Nelson, dec6dee, SAVIOR
l. I'm certain moroccan de terre, mesurant neuf
cent acres, plus on mOins, ensemble aveC tOntes
les batisses ct am6liOrations Qui sly trOuyent,
situe sur la riviere Atchafaiaya en- eette paroisse
borne sur la face par la rivlere Atchafalaya, en-
haut par les terres de Nine. T. D. Gordon ct s.
j. c. Gordon, enbas par les terresd dc Mile. Eliza
beth L. Gordon, ct en- arriere par les terres de
Abbott ct Generes.
.. Quatre-vingt acres de terre mar6cageuse,
situe sur lie Bayou Rouge, dams la dite parOisse.
Termes ct COnditions-Un tiers payable comp
tant, ct la balance en- placements 6gauX de un,
deuX, trois, Quatre ct cling ans du jour de la
vente, les ~acquereurs fournissant leurs billets
promiss0ires payable q Pordre de 1adminjstra-
teur, avec hui pour cent par an dint6r6t du
jour de Ia vente jusqu'au Placement, avec bon
securities personnel a La satisfaction de Tadmin-
istrateur, une hypOtheque speciale ct lie privi-
legc du vendeur sera retenu sur les prophecies
vendus, atm d'assurer lie Placement.
A. P. WILLIAMS, Encanteur.
dGn
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s-nccesston ae aulte nupIechain.

TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE HHONORA-
AZ BILE la C0ur des Preuves, de In Paroisse st.
Landry, il Bera vendu aPencan publique, au plus
ofFrant eneh6risseur, par lie sOussign6 admins
trateur on ul encanteur public, d 10 derniere
residence de la definite sur lie Bayou TGche, en-
cette p~aroisSe, lie LUNDI, % Decembre, 1873, les
~ppoprf6tes ci-apres decrites, ap~partenant a la
succession de Julie Duplechain, dec6dee, SAVIOR:
!. Une ~eertaine habitation, situ6 sur lie Bayou
Teche, en- cette p8fnisse, environ six miles sud
est de la vile des Opelousas, nesurant envi-
ron cent q~uarante arpents, plus on mOins, borne
au nord par les terres de ThOs. {. Anderson, au
sud par les terres d'Ulger Roy, d Pest par lie dit
Bayou Teche, ct Quest par les terres de Julie, f.
G. l., avec les barriePes ct lie magasin a mails, les
autres am6liorations n'appartenant pas a la dite
succession, Giant la meme prophecies achet6 par
la d6funte q Pencan DIES pr0priet6s appartenant
a la succession dc Joseph V. Mayer, lie IS Sep
tembre, 28T2. #
2, I'm eheYal Creole, une grande ehaudiere,
deux petites chaudieres, I'M four, une paire de
roues, une ehaFFgle, une meule, tpOis Ghaises.
Conditiens-C0mptant.
JULES MAYER, Administrator.
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saoceasion de Cyaalise Eedoux.

TN vETsTU DUN ORDRE DE RHoNORA.
- BILE Ia COur des Preuves, de la Paroisse st.
Landry, ii sera vendu a leRcan public, au plus
Oftrant encherissenr, parle sO1ssign6 admins.
trateur on par u ~eneanteur public, d la derniere
residence de la d6funte, pres da bois de la prai.
rio R0nde sept miles Quest DIES 0pelousas, lie
MARDI, % DeceInbre, 1873, les prOpritt9s efaDras
uecritea, appartenant D Ia succession de Cyda.
Use Ledonx, decedee, SAVIOR;
j. L9habltation sur laquelle la defunte a der.
increment reside, meSurant cent inQuantea acres
ensemble aVee toutes les batisses ct ameliora.
ttons qui s,y tronvent, situe dams la prairie Plai.
sanee, dams la par0isse ST. Landry.
q. Trente-six aeres de terres bofsee, sitne dams
Ia prairie Platsanee, aans1a parnisse st. Landry,
8. I'm lot de betes o comes douces, environ
yingteina; I'm lot de cheyaux ct jnments, enyi.
ron ytngt-cinq une charrette q buuf, I'm lot dc
meuBles de cuisine, I'M lot dc meublcs, deuS
marques en- fer.
TeFmea ct Conditions-Les prophecies mObi.
Heres pour DIN compliant, ct les terres payable
en- I'm &c deux ans du jour de Ia Yente les aeau6-
rcuTs fournisSant 1eurs billets ayee securits s Ia
satisfaction de administrator ct Dortanf hut
pour cent par an 0'lnterGf apres maturit6, une
hypotheque sp6ciale ct le privilege au vendeur
sera retenu sur les pr0prietes vendu pour assure
le paiement. Iesdits billets payables u bureau
de loi de Martel 81 Hnispeth, aux Opelousae,
AUAU6TE BERTRAND, Admir-,
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Raaare of .HuIie DunIeehain.


10y VIRTUE FA AN ORDER OF THE HON
u orable Probate Court, of the Parish of st
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admins,
TRAITOR or a public auctiOneer, at the last resi-.
dence of the deceased on Bayou Teche, in this
parish on MONDAY, December 10Th, 1873, the
following described property belonging to the
estate Of Julie DuplGchain, deceased, tO-wit,
l. A certain plantation, situated on the Bayou
Taehe, III this parish, at about six miles south,
east of the town of Opelousas, measuring about
one hundred and forty arpents, more or less,
bounded north by land OF Thos. C. Anderson,
south by land of Tiger Roy, east by said Bayou
Teche, and west by land of Julie, I. We, with
the fencing and corn crib, the other improve
ments not belonging to the said estate, being the
same property purchased by deceased at the sue
c~essiOnal sale Of the property belonging to the
estate of Joseph v. Mayer, deceased, made the
26th September, 1872.
2. One Creole horse, one large pot, two small
pots, one oven, one pair wheels, one plough, one
grind-st0ne, three chairs.
Terlns-Cash on the spot.
--s JULES MAYER, Administrator.