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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-03-01

Butte MINES. "A gentleman from Butte
has handed 10 some splendid samples OF ore
which NJ. Gilchrist 10 now taking out Of
the Parrot lead. the rock and crevice show.
Ing better than ever before. The lead,
which pinched st one place to four Inches
has wideued ont and continues to widen
regularly as the depth of 40 feet to which
depth the shsft 10 now sunk. The samples
handed 10 are verv rich 10 horn silver and
copper. Our informant says the bottom
Of the shaft for ten feet glitters with silver
ct he light 10 passed along it. M. 9. IL
feeling good over the sh0wing of his claim.
and plenty Of people ore glad be has It rich.
Six men are at work In the shaft, but are
working at some disadvantage from water
Some parties are getting out ore on the
Moscow, but the snow which 10 three feel
deep on the hills above Bate, prevents con-
siderable representation and Development
that would Otherwise 30 DONE There 10 nc
QUESTION Of the value Of the mines OF Butte
and With . railroad built Il win b. basJ
and PROSPEROUS camp ?
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Seesal Quarterly Igsstag-.-Dssr Lelgs
District.
y. J. CATLIN, PRESIDING ELDER.
LOCAL NEWS.

Missonla and Corvallis, March let and ID.
Pioneer. - ah and 9Th.
Salmon City, - 39th and 3Oeh.
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special n otiCcs.

HollowAys PILls.-Ths blood b the WY essence
OF health and lie. II furnishes the conpooents q
aesh, bone muscle. nerve and intsgument. The
stomach II the apparatss-shs aseeses the diseribu.
tor and the intestines the channels BY which The
waste matter y carried 81. Upon the stomach and
bowsls these medicines ret simultapeoasly 8 cents
pe1 box or pot
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INTERNATIONAL, HELsNA-lt will b
noticed BY advertisement IN this Issue, that
the proprietor Ut the celebrated hos"l Of
Montana be- reduced rates 70 ~ Owesa
figures Of any 6Est class lStslia - cosatEy.
The InlssnatIonal b 6fst.slass, 4 Ne. J
thsesghost end 10 psopsssser . ussur'
pa6sed hoa& Having always bssn fsysritt
ssnppisg plsos with wes Sidsrs, thsy will
y, plsassd 70 aosics The ''psiess % satt sbe
uueg- adopted ct the International, end
Govern ehemsslvss accordingly. Check
voar ha9eaee fns The International.
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New To-Day.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Helena
Great Red uotlon In Prices.

Thankful fos past patronage. respectfully solicit
continuance a The came, assuring ~ patrons that
the table and rooms win DO always found arst.elass
70 sit the most fastidiuus have reduced the price
thus . enable evsy6ody 70 make Il to their advan-
tago to stop 1t my Hotel.
HENRY WYTTENBACH,
Propeieto: International Hotel
Helena, n. r., February -. 1s73. 1917
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N Az NlE u.

CUPu-McKuxBY-OnT hursday, February ~. lt13,
In Beaverhead valley, by Rsv. u. H. Yrout Mr.
George =. Cons, pSopeiseos OF The 10Rl0aiea.
and Miss Annie Lee Mckinney.
Congratulations TssA, I'D bsse wishes Sos yos and
year hile Thus Annie mated BY the felieites Of TIE
bsesss nls may svss yos. Cops successfully with all
sAe ussasc3ss to pssfect bliss, 3 the wshs Of oil in
The Nsw N0srn. W0r.
DIED
DAvn--At Doseman. n. T.. FsbsSa,y H. lS74 Mar.
gsres, wife q JudGs ]. ]. DaviA oyed a ysars.
special Notices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27
The Louisiana Lottery.

BY reference to notice in another
column it will be seen that the old and re-
liable Louisiana State Lottery Company,
which was organized in 1868, and is now
under the management of Charles T. How
ard & Co, has resumed the original plan of
single number drawings, with capital prizes
of $4,000, and approximation prizes in pro-
portion. Tickets are sold by whole ticket,
halves, quarters and eighths, and the man
ner of drawing is fully explained by the
managers. To persons residing in other
portions of the State who desire to play
lottery, this scheme will prove more salts
factory than the old policy plan, and for
persons in town the capital prize will prove
a capital thing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27
By Walton, Davis & Freret.

AUCTION SALE, ON LONG CREDIT. OF ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEvEN LOTS OF
GROUND. in the town of New Mechanicsham
opposite jackson street, New Orleans suitable
sor small buyers, convenient to ferry and cars,
to the city.
DY WALTON, DAVIS & FRERET-
- J. u. Walton auctinnetr. Once No. 30 Camp
street-MONDAI, December -, 1873, at ii A. H., at
the cOtfeehOuse OF JDnn Scott Formerly John Lin
DEM the ferry landing, opposite Jackson street,
will be sold by lots
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SEVEN LOTS OF
GROUND in the town of New Mechanicsliam, being
squares and parts of squares embrace d between
Fourth street in front, Fourteenth street in the
rear, Deroigny street on the upper side, and the
line of MechaHcsham on the lower side.
Terms and couditions-One-fOu fourth cash at the
time of adjudication on the spot, the rem snder in
the notes of the purchasers, to their own order,
payable annually at one to five years, with in
terest at five per cent and special mortgage, and
al the usual penal clauses Ten per cent will be
allowed TO Those who pay all cash
Acts Of sale before ". McCuIe, notary public
at the expense of the purchasers, de2I %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER OF
ST: LOUIS AND ROBERTSON STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF LUuIVINE CESaRINE BAUNONT
WIFE Or JAN LOUIS BOCHbT.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
IpY PeACgDE J. SPEAR. AuCTIoNEER-.
at 0flicr No. IS Exchange alIev.-sATURDAf
January 81 lG'4, at fvelve o'cloc. H. viii DE sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, On Royal street bt tween Canal
and Custnnjhouse streets, bf virtue and in Dur
suance TO an order I ON the Hon. a. Ii seot,
Judge of the Second District Court for tho paris h
Of Orleans dated December l6, 1873, the following
described property, for a partition betwee the
heirs of SAID Ludivine Cesarine BEAUMONT, duly
rendered on the first of december 1873, and signed
on the ninth
/ a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the improvements thereon. situated the St
ond District of the CITY of New Orleans, IN the
square bounded by S. Louis, Where, Toulouse and
Robertson streets, and designated by the No. 3, on
a fsuratve sketch Of the same aud other lots, an
neHeG 10 an act OF partition passed before n. &
Cenas. late notary il this city, the tenth of
August, l349 which lot measures 6 feet III inches
lines front on St. Louis street, by depth OF :. let
and is bounded on the side toward ST. Louis street
by an alley or passage way now open between it
aid the lot designated by the No. 4, the said
hgurative sketch, purchased by said Ludivine
CESAR ne Baumont, wife, separated in property, Of
saId jean Louis Boo Boehet by virtue of Judgment
eenth OF May, 1919, from Francis Mcmahon and
Elizabeth McCabe his wife, per act passed be-
foe said Il. B. Ce1as on the sixth of December
IA CERTAIN PORTION OF LOT OF GROUSD
forming the corner OF 81 Louis and Robertson
streets measnrIr bout 20 feet OF ST. Louis street
by depth and front of To feet on Robertson street
as per said sketch, together with the buildings aud
improve mems thereon purchased by said Lndlvine
Cts irlne Baumont wife, separated i'll properly, OF
said Jean Louis Bochet, from the succession of
James 5. McCabn, as per act passed before b
Philips, late notary public IL this city, the
ninth OF February. 1888.
Terms ard Conditious-One-tlird cash. payable
to the auctfoae T al the time OF ADJUDICATION and
the balance 4 credit Of one aud two ears, with
eight per cent interest from date of sale till pad
the purchaser to furnish his notes secured by
special mortgage ard vendors privilt &c ON the
property sold, and TO keep the said property i'll
sured and transfer the policy of insurance to the
vendor, and in case IL should become he &c ssary to
bring suit tie notes ven he engages himself to
pay he attorney : fees, fixed st i've Ter cent on
the amount sued tor, and all costs.
AcJ OF sale before Martin L. AinsvO-tl notary
public, al the eypeuse Of The Purt hls--.
do III ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27
BRIEF DEMONSTRATING himself in
.isible on his beat" ia the extraordinary

BRIEF MISUNDERSTANDING himself in
.isible on his beat" is the extraordinary
barge against policeman before the Po-
..t:e board.
Visit the ladies' fair at Lyceum Hall to-
night. for the benefit of the Catholic Italian
;hurch.
Judge Gernon, First Municipal Court, re-
.urned fines amounting to xl62 % for last
seek.
Police Commissioner Ladd filled his
seat IN the board yesterday.
Some heatnenish fellow, whose ears
L should be nailed to an iron lamp post,
turned in false alarms for fire from boxes
Nos. I25 and l27 early Thursday morning,
but his hand was unsteady that the
Operator in the City Hall declined to make
n,.response, fearing that he might be con-
terminated with the whisky from the sender:
If the man who makes two blades OF
grass grow where only one grew before,
how about the man who can see two oars
where only one exists!
ID. Carter accidentally fell off the
= Algiers ferry boat into the river. ior
,Christmas diversion, but John Williams,
fireman on the boat, reached out mana 10
Z save, and saved.
Thomas Clancy, a private watchman, &C
I cidentally fell into the river and was
drowned, Christmas morning. He ived on
Moreau near Louisa street.
David Kelley was admitted to ward in
the Charity Hospital. early CHRISTMAS
morning. having an ugly looking lncised
wound in his left side. given him by LOUIS
t3Iayenist, at No. 267 Old Levee street.
,ouis was arrested. -,
a John O'Laughland. fifty veal Old, ar
rested "a a drunk and unable, and
LODGED in the first precinct stahonhou1e,
died in his cell Thursday night. An IN
nnest ELECTED the fact that death was
caused by congestion OF the brain. ~,
Milneburg had q small sensation thurs
day evening in the form OF more fireworks
thor was asked for A house occupied by
Mrs Mitchell and owned by z. Benman
siaze,l ont in the roof, but the flames were
tipguished before great damage was
&c rs,., number of accidents from the
ess nae of firearms embellished Christ
az Badenheim, fourteen years old,
a. ad a thnmo and q finger at the corner
,rmony and Chippewa streets:
IA Schnapper. lad. was accidentaily
by another boy at tde corner Oh M S
IA Cont streets. He Will prooaoly ioSo
an ny ID Maroney. living at No: 200 sonth
pam,n.rt street, accidentally fell INTO tue
t;ra and was 80 seriously burned thae she
Ala aeon after the misfortune.
u't Taar,n ali the colder coats stsien from
. Steamship Lizzie have been recovered
the police.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATED BY THE TURNER'S.
Turner's Hall was almost like the headquar-
ters of good old Santa Claus. The Turner
Association had made extensive arrange
ments to duly celebrate the day in such a
manner az to nearly run the children crazy
with delight. An immense tree was fixed
in the centre of the hall loaded with presents
for the happy little ones. The youngsters
were given the floor until ten o'clock at
night then the parents INDUCED in dancing.
Mr.. j. Eckhert is the leader of the band
which furnished charming music for the
occasion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27
By o. Valeton.
BRCN0s 2. LANOIX VS.. JEAN BAPTISTE L.
NOIX EFT AL.
FOR A PARTITION.

DY @. EALETON, AUCTIOyEER-sATCR.
ID DAY. January Il. 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ
the Merchants and Auctuneers' Exchange on
Royal street, bv virtue of order fom TIE Hon
A. L. Tss0t Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, dated December H. 1873 No
oo,.lI of the docket of said court viii be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city, in the square bouaded
by Prytania. Mepomene. Terpsichore and Coliseum
streets. said lot Of ground having. Ill American
measure, y ieet 10 inches lines front Oh Mel
pomeEe street, BY s. feet IL inches iipes in dept h.
between parable lines the whole in conformity 10
survey and plan of Arthur De Armas surveyor
dated December Is, 1873. Together with "a frame
single roof, one-story house, tour rooms sheds
cisteTns, privies, etc.
Terms and CondiJioDs-3ne third cash in United
States treasury notes. and baiar ce in one and two
wears for notes secured by mortgage on the prop
erty; the building TO be kept insured and policy
transferred to vendor; five per cent attorneys fees
in case of suit.
Act Of sale before o. De Arlnas notary pubic.
dele q iaT y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27
AMUsElIENTS.
Yarfeties Theatre.

Regarding the benefit rendered to Mrs
Rose Watkins by her many frien Dis and adj
mirers, which took place at this theatre last
night, we can. with truth and pleasure, re-
cord the fact that it was indeed benefit,
and largely attended. II was q generous
tribute to her worth as an actress, and at
this time must have been nighly gratifyiD2
to the lady, reminding her of the palmy
DAYS of the drama in New Orleans, when
she, as Mrs Charles Howard, was the most
popular actress of the day. Her life has
been one entirely devoted to her art, time
has dealt lightly with her, and she is to-day
o most finished aud accomplished artistic.
The play was "TrodGen Down, or Under
Two Flags" which We have previously
mentioned as one of great merit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watkins and company will close their
engagement in this city tonight, appearing
in the "Hidden Hand" at the matinee this
noon, and in the evening.
81. Charles Thentre.
Little Nell still continues to please the
patrops of the old st. Charles with her
songs, Dances and talent as musician. 1t
was TO display her genius in this line that
the protean drama of "Fidelia' was written.
We believe her capable OF something bet
ter. and regret that she will appear here in
no other piece. If she is an actress, let her
desire to be judged in dramatic light:
She Is something more tHau d CIlu' anu
has outgrown THE Fire Wait" The usual
matinee will be given to-day, and this
evening Little Nell will make her last APP
pearance. Ga Sunday evening will occur
the benefit of the .'old reliable actor, Mr..
John Davis He will act Caleb Plumner,
in Dot" and produce other attractions for
the entertainments OF his friends.
Academy of Music.
The "Blacl, Crook" has fairly turned the
tide of popular favor. standing room
only" has been frequently announced.
Christmas afternoon hundreds were turned
away disappointed; there was 40 room for
standing. Matinee to day as usual. The
BLACK Crook" will occupy the stage
another week.
"Pips'' AT Gruuewaid Hall.
But few people assembled at the above
named hall last night to hear the reading
entertainment given by Mrs FIJI. OByrne
A an elocutionist her voice is better suited
for parlor readings than for large halls. 1t
is musical ard sweet when not exerred be-
yond certain pitch. Her recitation of the
beautiful "Bells OF Shandon' was particu-
larly well dcne. =,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27

ALL IN GOOD TIME.-Christmas morning,
as the reporter was deeply engaged absorb
ing gallon Of egg-nogg, laughing mes
then glided of as Santa Claus is supposed
to do. The little bundle was opened rather
reluctantly, for reporters are occasionally
suspicious in action. Inside the mahogany
case nestled q neat gold watch and chain,
and beside them rested a note stating that
the Christmas present was from Maurice
and Sam" That ticker shall become an
heirloom for generations yet unborn, if we
and Sam, hearty thanks are accorded you
time and time again.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27

=. I.S CRUSHED TO DEATH ON \ hAlL
"A i,ste Wednesday night the eody vi
. nan was found on the railroad TRACK g near
q Az ." corner of ST. Andrew and Baronne
ne ess to' and an inspection disclosed the fact
Sat he had probably been killed oy car
ss;no over his head. The neck was pro
ga aS' and the skull mashed. dt was quickly
arnad that deceased was tatrick hayes,
entv.tive years old, who has ID resided $40 ~
Orleans since his infancy. ny DIS a trs
s,ns that he was on his way to hre,
7. on his red shirt and Old ciotning' ne
Seen an active member, OF Mecnan
How he came to be placed IN
nos;t,on as to let a car pass over nun
R snJTn poliee corporal who found the
LIS unable to understand the matter
,r T%s to the car station and .. ar
the driver of the car that passed
inst before he discovered inc oor I h.
ariver's name is LOUIS h;eiu anu
o. AZ al, knowledge of the affair. s.,
r,ner FoIwell held an inquest anu h ;ile
re parhans some of the passengers IA
q .ar which passed up about nal ,ni pSSss
FFi.b some information
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27

DY THE SUCCESS DRS OF C. Il.
~ GIRARDEY l. CO., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. >.
Hoey. AuctiOneer-Cffce No. II Exchange place.
SATURDAY, January 3, 1874. at twelve o'clock M.
Royal, between Canal and Customhouse streets, By
virtue OF two orders of the honorable the Second
District Court for this parish OF Orleans. dated re
spectiveIy, the eighteenth and nineteenth of Nc
vember. 1873. will be- sold by public auction. the
folio wing described property to wit
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND situated in McDonogc
Fifth District of this city, designated lots Soe
Is to 10. inclusvely. of square No 90, bounded BIZ
Decatur, Madison, Monroe and Newton str. cts, OF
'lan by Pile. May ]. l849, de- ,sited WI Ducx-
tel notary public as No. S, in book of plans No. :.
Lots Nos Is and l6 ad join each other, and
each 81 feet inches lines front Monroe street
by u. feet 10 inches lines in depth and lots Nos
Il 10 III 10 adjoin each other and measu each 3
feet II inches lines front newton street, by 2T
feet 10 inches lines in depth Lot No. II foI the
cOrDer OF Newton and Monroe streets. The builc.
inss and Improvements thereon conprife a one
story house, with three looms aud two cabinets u
twOstorv rear building, with four rooms stable
shed and two Cisterns. The grounds are wei
shaded and stocked with variety of fruit trees,
orange. peach, plum, etc. A choice location for 4.
residence or tor dairy or gardening purposes
Terns-One iIaf cash, remainder at twelve
month"; credit in notes of the purchasers, diviued
INTO coupons. and bearing interest at eight per
cent per annum from the day Of sale until fnst
payment, secured by special mortgage, and ven
doris lien on the property sold. with the clause %
i've per cent attorneys fees in event OF suit; i'm
provements to be kept fully insured ard policy
transfer to holders of the notes, and purchase
to assume payment over and above the bid OF a.
taxes for the year 1873
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchasers
before T. Busson, notary public
Also, at the same time and place the Furniture
Chests of ToO,s Pockets. Movables etc Terps
cash. de2 10 20 II ia5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27
COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1873.

United States District Court-In Admiralty.
The following libels have been filed:
Bark COnstancia and owners va. Steam
boat Belle Lee.-Damages of 5000 ON &C
count OF being run into, etc.
Suavi Y CanalO We. Same.-Libel for dam
ages of $14, $50, on l60 bales cotton. Cause
alleged, the running into the brig Lepanto.
Jose Mas, master and owner of brig
Lepanto, VS.. SaDe-Damages alleged, Sal ).
295 IS, for being run into, etc.
Harbor Protection Company VS.. Brig
Lepanto.-Claim for salvage.
First District Court.
ON TRIAL.
State VS.. Norman Whitney.--Arsop.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Marie Auge and J. +.
Woodman opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27

POIicemen.-The officers, members and en-
Ployes Of the METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCE,
who served any time during the several years be-
ginning October /, 1862 and ending October /, 1873
are requested to call early possible at the
office of Z. King Cutler,
No. 50 Canal Street.
Your cases are all prepared, and ready
for your signatures. The Supreme Court recently
decided In favor of Sergeant Dorsey.
No suit proceeding will be instituted for any
pol ceman by unless he signs his name 10 the
proceedr gs. None may expect to recover any
thing without signing.
Call at any time during the day from 8 a. NJ.
to 6PM. Z. KING CUTLER
del8 tjal G. W. CARTER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27


United States District Court for the District o.
Lsuisiana-So. 603.
PY THE SUCCESSORS OF &c. r.. GIRAR~
- Dhf Il co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. Hoey, Auc-
tioneer-Otice No. II Exchange place. UESDAY,
January g. 1874, at twelve o'clock ~, at the Mea
chants and AuctioneeIs' Exchange, Royal
between Canal and Custombouse streets. Il
this city of New Orleans, by virtue Of al
order of the Hon. L. III. Durel, judge of the
District Court Of the United States Of America for
the district of Louisiana. sitting in bankruptcy,
dated ninth OF February, 1869 and rendered in tho
above entitled matter viii be sold gby public aue-
ton, the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN PLANTATION, known as the Unior.
PoiEt p aDtation, situated in the parish Of ConeoI-
dia, in this State, about trty-eieA lat Inlts below
the town OF Vdalia, on the west bank of the Nis-
sissppi rlver, containing three thoussna nine bdr
dred acres, bounded on the north by lands hsiong
ing TO the estate of Haley, south by lands OF =
West, vest by public lands. and oeast Is the ME
slssippi river. together with all the buildings
thereon. and all other appuTteDances belonging.
The decree OF the eonr5 ordering the safe Oh los
above described property directs hat the same De
TIT ed from AL incum btaucrs, ana the 10 lGree, e
ing as TIE officer of the court viii convey OIL suc
title as is in him vested by he ass snmt ri i'll banS
ruptcy and by the aforesaid order OF tie court.
The purchaser to assume the payment, over anf
above the price OF adjudication. of an the taxeq
that The property NAV owe up to the day OF sale
Terms of Sale-Cash on the spot at the momena
Of adjudication.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser, 40
fore n. Gernon, notary pJblc,
def6 ~ q 81 lao
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27

xu, no THE FIREs-A member Oh
WIZ, fire in com pany took more than 2 "a q
known n Chr;stmas eve, before the nre
OF n,l hog hi him to duty. Although H.. he
ca.i tu,o tres where only one existed
a see Off off and finally reached the scene.
Sa ire occurred 10 locality where b et0 et
ss o es bis du{ he srsa nss to
r bis sta ihe second being wholly in hls
c ahna his rudder would not obey and
ne went %.s into the water and n,hs s,aI be-
s Suction, and he used sa that to f Hs
oat~not quite ike p l daaed with
to the enginehouse, dose sea mt
stronger than esg-nSg' ss snS pHs
om his Sleep and bounded in'o al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27

SUCCESSION OF WELLS P. COLEMAN, DE-
CEASED.
Second District Cou It for the Parish o. Orleans
No. 80 1863.
DY NASH Il HODGs OS-W. I. HOOGSoN
ID Auctioueer-Gtflc + No. s Carondelet street,
On SATURDAY, January a. 1874, at twelve s'cloo k
NJ, at the ST. Cherries Auction Exchange III the
basement rotunda of the st Char es Hotel in this
city, by virtue aud i'll pursuance Of order of he
Hon A. L. Tissot. judge of the Second Di. trict
Court tor the parish of Orleans, dated December
IT, 1873, docket Nc. 80 969 for account Of the sue
cess'on of Willis P. Coleman, deceased, at public
auction, will be sold
A VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, together
with the improvements thereos, situated In the
town of Kenner Jefferson parish. this State, desig-
mated as No. II, on the pan of said towI, bounded
by David, Oxley, FIRST and Second streets, and
having front measurement each IF said
streets of about $40 fee; being TIRE same property
acquired by the deceaS ed from Zachare a. Philips,
as per act before Ed. Barnett notary public, dated
October l6 1860.
Terms-Cash on the spot at The time of sale
A"+ "F sol" 81 the pense If the purchaser.
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