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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28
A SEARCH FOR AN ORPHANS MONEY.
1,fo-noot,op xvas received by. Judge HagI


a, the Probate Court OF Queens County fortnight ago
which led him to believe that an attempt was hene
made TO defraud Martha A. Jackson, ooored flIoi
legacy OF $4,000 left her by her parents IL ar~oned
that upon the death Of the grs parents man nsmeo
Bennett was appointed her guardian BY fne
re dyIg SHORTY after Lis appointment MS eAecuio
TIMED over the girls money the Surrogate Henry
Hart coorod who is a relative OF the girl then apphea
TO be appointed her guardian The petition MAS granted
andtwo men, Edward Hawbshurst aud Ihomas aanoh"y'
qualified as his boudsmen. The money was gwen 10
Hart wlo it is asserted at once gave TO HawsRhurs
tits now believed that the money cannot be recove,ed
Judge Hagner summoned MahOney ana Hart pelore
him aud they were examined yesterday manon tS
testified that signed the bond and had Ueue oa
that he was worth the sum for which he qualified ~
the time lie signed the bond, however he was not worth
SIS and had at present 10 property whatever ha"ks
hurst he asserted had told bin TO swear 10 tno stac
ment and he would paw him for dongso. hart tesunea
mat ne drew the money and gave II TO Hawhs1eIst
who gave him $40 He acknowledged mat ne dio ho'
own property. .-..,---...- ,.,,o-,o,
Judge Hagner after hearing this testimony preferred
coupiaiut OF perjury against Mahoney aud the later
WAS arrested and up Jamaica for examination
HaW shurst did LOT answer the cItallOn lie hNeS ~
oyster Bay aud will probably be- examined today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28
BIDS FOR CITY STOCK.

Controller Green opened yesterday IS pro-
posas for worth Of city and county stock The
bids ranged from par TO 1880 and amounted to elo22
400. The Merchants National Bank offered TO take
the whole amount at 10l27. Among the bids
these East River Savings Institution, SlG 900 at 100O5
and Traders savings Institution, $3.50 900
100 George K sistare, Ss2 800 at 100 Henry Rogers
100000 at l0I Bank for Sa, ings 100000 at 100.
The Controller paid s7lce2o ~ and received $40
during the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28
A SLEEPING COACH UPSET.

RUTLAND, VT, Jan. 27.-Early this morning
tho down night the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad met with accident about three miles north
Of here caused by broken Journal Tae Last car. which
W. the New York sleeping coach VA thrown from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28
A CUsrON-HoUsE SEIZURE.

A seisure of the books and papers of j. s.
lArsnsy importer Of gloves, hosiery &c. at No IS
ISonardst, was made on Saturday by Custom house
sOeiah Is 10 said that Mr. Lerner invited the officers
o. DAhs the most thorough examination, but urged
oAan ~ y sNSV ~ b0eAs svN. They. hewsver do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28
HOME NEWS.
,,,puoygrvR. YESTERDAY. Ar HuoNurs IN bso."""'.
M" "a. N.oo-37o 3rm-+3o Adns'-W
ppou,NhE1 ARRIVALS

yee York HoEx Sde5 en-, D ~ cs.. Sa
F. r. Lewis u . navy Thmss Jepss oi
MeKehIe 81 'is Hoe-Ihe Hon Charles S'.no 49,
ssess and se.es .I Nave Barrier
9as , and o. uehsn Pre- ient Of the
Dero' anu GorscThe DE- BaiseIson o. rrocrt
many tc.s Roswell Hart Of Rochester ,r
g"SC wight Of PbsdelPh, ana JONI ~ Rsm.e, Of Albany.
t'R f;risss Of pesss. and the "op' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28

trncrs and DRAGGED distance Of 80 yards before the
train could be stopped Before the stoDpaso was maze
the car was thrown upon It's side ana dragged short
distance 10 that way There IS or 80 10 tne
ear m The time OF the accident Of whom tho following
were Injured: A. g. Merchant Of burlington, bruised
around the hip and the breast senator Dekaon
of HeHYork slightly cut with glass and bruised ana
r. a. Sherman Of Rutland ankle sprained and otherwise
,n,nred The track was ockaded ab0nt IA hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28

n.d 10 accede to his request but returned the "oo'
ON Monday, not having found evidences OF any "'0s
lar,ties Mr.. Lersner on being questioned on ,"o
iect declined TO give any Information "eo '"'
house officials were equally retreat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28
SILVER
Bridal Gifts,

THE DORIAN COMPANY have prepared
and now offer for sale very choice collection
of Wedding Gifts in Sterling Silver, embracing
elegant Single Pieces and Complete Services.
They invite all who may feel interested to
visit their salesroOms in
BOND-ST., NEAR BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28
IAnns apesInenN

IAnnessssmmel
DuRNErr's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.
For BREAKING UP COLDS, USE JAYEE's Ex-
PKcroRAsT
THE "ELAsTIC Truss" sold at IoMEhofs,
7aa Iin.i,ay Tor SO, 10 warranted the beet made
Co tor. 9. SQUIRE, $50 Broadway. corner
ali. JsselTy retail direct from the iron SAFE
int hands. Watches repaired bse new
CLEANING and DYEING specially tor the MOI,
,vs Vss aees feathers gloves, sk tor spots Nc, tmef %
opps oaiees $50 aud e3i BoalSay ami III bghta-ave
Ir Works TO PERFECTION.-MRs. WINsLow's
e.orutVa swap for testhng produces naua quiet sleep
nv he child from pain the little oh rub aSskes as orgh
a bn,topp cures collie regulates the bowels gives rest to
IN, mother and health tae child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28

A GOOD ADVERTISEMENT in o widely circulated
newspaper is the best of all possible statesmen II 70
a salesman who never sleeps. and is never weary;
who goes after business early and late who accosts
the merchant in his shop, the scholar in bic study.
the lawyer in his Office, the lady at her breakfast
table who can be in a thousand places at once aud
speak to q million people every morning, saying 10
each one the best thing in the best manner
A good advertisement insures q business connoc-
ton on the most permanent and Independent basis,
and is in certain sense, guaranty 70 the customer
of fair and moderate prices. Experience has shown
that the dealers whose wares have obtained public
celebrity is not only epahea ec but is forced TO
sell, at reasonable rates, and to furnish coed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28

The preparing and inserting Of business o ~,
ments In newspapers magazines, etc, smultane-
ously, Systematically, and accurately, is now fully
and freely recognized as a special branch Of busI-
ness, that can be performed far better and at iess
expense by broker than by the advertiser in
person.
In the nrst place, the brokers' compensation ~
paid by Publishers of periodicals and magazines, IN
the theory that by facilitating advertising the bro
ker increases the general volume of business.
In the next place. an experienced broker know.
the character circulation and special features Of
particular journals and has technical Knowledge
Of the best positions, aud can therefore tho
best advantages for advertisers, aud as far
possible insure the most satisfactory return for the
outlay.
Business announcements of every description
prepared aud inserted in all leading publications
promptly and systematically, and at the same ratee
charged at Office of publication-thus saving time.
trouble, delay and correspondence. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28

THE "ELAsrIo Truss" sold at PoMERoYs,
7Aa Bm.i,ay Tor SO. Is warranted the beet made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28

For BREAKING UP COLDS, USE JAMES Ex-
PKcroRAsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28

COLD SPRISG.--A petition is being circulated
asking for the erection Of lighthouse the eastern
part OF the middle ground at the entrance OF Cold Spring
harbOr. Tie increased commerce demands protection.
the safety Of vessels travelling up and down the
sound would be greatly increased by the erection OF
lighthouse 1t this point
LONG ISLAND CITY-A lunatc escaped from the Black.
wells Island Asylum yesterday and assaulted nof
fensive person In this place. pass signed by the gu
pernteDdent OF Backwelps Island was found upon her
person The property owners Of the First Ward are
asitiDg the question OF opening, curling. aud sewerna
every street In the ward immediately aud TO provide
cost lot Ia $500, which would be payable in 10
years Meantime the interest t per lot only would
required The growth Of the city by this plan, it 10
CLAIMED would be- more rapid than BY any Other plan.
hyEkhEAD.-Jacob Festner, u shoemaker worHinR
Ioi Williamson IN 8reenport, wac yesterday com
M''ssd " the banoh County JAN. In this village. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28

MOUNT VERNoN.-An attempt was made on
Monday night to burn down new house now In
course OF erection Fithaye, near Seconds IN tDis
village for the Rev. Father Coles, pastor OF the roman
Catholic Church The piazza discovered to be on
fire by Mr. Sternage shortly before IL O'Clock and on
going To tine spot found that quantity OF shh'lhSS
and other combustlbc materials had been plod up Bat
uratcd with kerosene, and set on lire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28
NEW.JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The Board OF Puohc Works
authorized Yesterday the removal OF the old 56-neh
conduit across tho nackensaok river on the reco"
mendation Of the Chief Engineer and committee. WIG
reported It to nc in useless condition The BOARD
appointed Conrad Reichenbecker superintendent o'
Lamps. Yesterday at salary OF 1000 per annuin
TIC OF Commissioner Gi!lett Of the Board Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-16
SHERIFF'S SALES.
The City Of Nes& Orleans ~. John N1cCaaIy


same VS.. same.
GCPERIOB DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- of Orleans Nos. SIS :03 and Sc 8l2-By virtue Of
two wIitS Of ier facias TO directed by the hon
Orleans. in the above entitled causes for city
taxes of 1873 will proceed 10 Sell a public auc-
ton. At the Merchants and An, ,Olieers kx.
change Roya! street, between G. ard Custom
WEDNESDAY, November 1884, # wtlve o'clock
Nj. the following describe. .'"ps ~. Ia wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GRDt -, situated in
the First District OF this .'5, n .t1ave numbes
one hundred and thirty-sese'' ",n' lea! by Poey-
farre Constance, Cal!Iope al va. .,ne streets,
designated lots mum Oers sia o. 80 seventeen,
measuring sixty feet OF POeSf; 70 81 "t. BY Nine
ty seven feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OE fse VI situated in
the FIRST District of this city, ARE number
one hundred and fifty seven, boz Zoo : Magazine.
Poeyfarre, De.orG and Camp st.e. !-siGHated as
lot number one, measuring invent, sryen feet on
Magazine street by one hundred and twenty feet
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District of this city, in square number
twenty six. bounded BY Levee, Rousseau, Second
and First streets, designated a. lot number four,
measuring thirty feet Oh Levee street, by hun
drsd and forty feet in depth.
ONE LOT OF Gro CND, situated in she Fourth
District OF this city. III square number ninety.
seven, bounded By AnnunciatiOH Second Third
and Laurel streets. designated as Ut number enc
measuring thirty feet Annunci .tion street. by
one hundred feet in depth.
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. stuAted
in the Fourth District of this city, III square num
Der two hundred and tifty.nine, bounded by
designated lO,s numbers six 30 eight, measur
ing seventyfve feet on Dryades street. BY one
hundred and twenty-five feet in depth.
Seized III the above suits.
Terms-CAsh on the spot.
Ocle l8 pOll Sheriff Of The Parish OF (}rleAHS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-16
(COHT,hUEp rnOM FIRST PAGE. |

Portuguese and Brazlhans, in which several
persOns we're killed and wounded.
Advices from Buenos Ayres, OF the twelfth
instant reached here today. The insur-
sectionists, under Lopez Jordan, are making
progress in the province OF Eutre Rios. DIR
Avelloneda has issued q manifesto, in which
he elaine The support Of a.. law abiding cit
liens in his efioy:s y crush the rebellion
Public opinion p .,ong!y against Avel-
ioneda, al. O. d:satsection in the
army, the I.ne places shouting
Genera; ot. q. graphs 70 the govern.
Ment from = that he has defeated
she insufgenf. vas unable to follow
them because ,; ct: we're Got provided
With horses.
1hs Govern az Argentine Confede-
ration has se. . -e,tasSs 70 the government
Ut Brazil for the .-'cU.on If the rebel gun
boat Pararoa, nos ..s Bio Grande. No reply
has vet been made.
New YOkK, October i5.-Private cable
grams from Montevideo announce that
Avellaseda has been installed President OF
the Argentine Republic. and the Argentine
government SEXES I'll kilograms arriving ct
BueDOs Ayres.
Rec Gssvevnsne n fer Alsace.1.oTPaine.
BERLIN, October is-The government is
considering q proposition Tor the creation OF
. Provincial Assembly in .Alsace and Lor.
saiAs.
rte Psvmasest Committee.
PAkIs, October IA meeting Of che
Nern.anent commission of the Assembly
vas held u, day. N. de Many. radical. do.
shaded the project Of Nice to be dismissed
from office because he favored the move
Mens for the separation Of Nice from France
snd ito Sestoration 70 Italy.
The deputies Of the right submitted an
Interpolation in regard to the withdrawal
81 the msn-oswsr OrenOque from the
1Salin0 coast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-16
INV ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

God opened at IOs1s lo9s.. against HOS at New
York. and after = fair business. closed at
summed up $4,000 embracing : 100, at 1922;
$4,000 At 1895; $1,000 at e9z. 0!ns4s 1000 sn,.
5000 1T 1895. and $1,000 and 5000 81 loss.
No sales Of silver were reported. American half
dollars were still quoted Ut 1855 oos.. and Mexi
can dollars at &c i gold
sterling exchange was about i.io = cent higher
The sales amounted to SCI 500 embracing $1,000
bill of ading at IS q; 1000, $4,000, 35ooO 43o0,
s 1000 and $4,000 do and f90G0 do and Al clear
aud s 1000 and $500 Al clear az Is 21h; 42OsO0
bill of ading and Al clear at t5 q as 20: 1l5cO
and E20oO Al clear At s. 49, $1,000 bank IT e5 81 y,
and E5oO do at 65 %.
at s..6k.
At the close stering bills we're quoted at IS p O
as % for bill of lading and Al clear and -OS5 81
for bank. and francs at &1.1 a. It tOg CONNER
cial and - for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were less
liberal while the banks were disposed 70 hold OFT
and commercial clOaed . shade over. The sales
Of New York sight covered &l'3.No embracing
Is 600 commercial at j y cont discount 415, 600
private bankers at 53,. $4,000 so 900 $50 600 and
e25 600 CONNIE rcial and $1,000 $1,000, $4,000
and $50 600 private bank rs at i. and S2h, 900
private bankers at 1872. We also noticed sale Of
$4,000 commercial en- Providence At ! p cent
discount
Tho oanks continued 70 check New York ~
par. Willie commercial eight was quoted at $3.50
: v cent discount. against a YESTERDAY
In Stoke noticed saes by Sheriff w. P.
Harper, in the suit of the New Orleans Mutual In.
surance Company w. various parties, Of "a shares
of New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company 1t
Tho sales OF bonds included els 900 o'd State
bonds issued for floating debt, at 10; 5000 city
bearing fhs per ssn ahou a. and s
lower being quoted at 4s047 FOR city appropriation
certificates Metropolitan Police variants aud time
certificates Of 1873.
No sales of State warrants we've reported Old
we've still quoted At 200-, and new At -oS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-16

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
r. Of Orleans, No s9oa-By virtue of . writ Of
seizure aud sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for tho parish OF Or
leans in the above entitled cause. and by consent
Of parties therein Interested, will proceed
to sell 1t pubic auction, at tho Merchants and
AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets. III the Second
District Of this city, on WEDNESDAY November II
1874, at twelve O'Clock H.. the following des"ritsel
FOUR LOTS OR PORTIONS OF GEouA1 n
the buildings and Improvements thereon ST! Is. Lex.
lying and being in the Third District Of 3. s.,
in the square bounded by st. Avide tnus 81
borne, PROSPER NOV Dsresny! Anne!,. a.. ST.
q and II on sketch made by z. A'l9U u 'eHe-
court, surveyor. dated October T. 1914, AMI &c.
posted r the Office of the sheriff OF the parish Of
orleans. which said lots or portions OF ground hay
ing. according 70 said sketch. The following di,nen
si"ns, 70 wit: Lot measures thrtyone feet
eleven inches FIVE lines front Annette street by
seventy two teet seven inches tOuv lines in depth
between parallel lines. Lot adjoins Che above
described lot, aud forms .he Of An1etre AID
Prosper (nOw De1bigny) streets, measures thirty
ono feet eleven inches five !nes front on the for
msr street, by seventy-fv0 rect seven inches four
lines in depth and front ON che latter between
parallel lines; lot 6 adOins lots '. and ; in the
rear. measuring twenty-three feet two inches four
lines front on Prosper tnow Derbigny) street. by q
depth of sixty three feet eleven inches two lines
between parallel lines and lot II adjoins the lot
above described, measures thrtytwo feet six lines
OF sxtythree fs.sr eleven inches twOlines between
parallel lines. Which said lots or portions Of
ground make part Q: two lots OF g ound designated
by the numbers five and six, on plan drawn by
c. 4. Hedin, architect, on she twenty ninth OF
May. 1850, deposited rs plan number seventeen, in
the office OF T. o. Stark notary public in this city
and acquired by the defendant herein in the man.
ner following to Wit: The lot Number i've by pur-
chase from Edward vanderhosst, by An act before
George Lugenbuhl, late . notary public in this
city, on tie twentieth of May, 1857; and lot
Der six by purchase in the manner following,
one. half part thereof from Edward vanderhors,,
by act before T. y. Stark, notary public in this
city, oil the fourteenth Of October, 1850, and the
other half part from Henry Koelsch by ac, before
same notary on the eleventh u September. 1855.
Seized in the above suit.
Tkrme-Cash on 4he spot.
W. HARPER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-16

Eugene es0reaN ct al. We. NYss Jesse Ross
anu her husband.
1YOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
u Orleans No. ~ 95 BY virtue OF a writ Of eeiz-
ure and sale to N. directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court fOy the parish OF Orleans in
ehe above entitled cause. viii proceed to sell a.
public auction, at The Merchants and AuctIOneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of This
city, on WEDNESDAY october II. 1874 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
AcE2rAIN LOT OF GRoUND, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, rights
wave, privileges and appurtenanees thereuntO be.
longing or in SDyNse apper fAinlnS, situated ia the
Second District OF this city, in the square bounded
BY Cu.tomhou.e. Royal. Canal and Bourbon streets,
being the tYd lot from the corner of Bourbon and
Gus ON house streets measuring twenty four feet
SIX inches front said CUstOmhOuse street by
Atou. nnet. five feet in depth, and beng bounded
on one side by property Of Mrs Robert D. iron,
hart and on the other side by that of H. Cenas
The 81 parate property of Mrs Jesse Ross defend
ant herein: and the fell in lot to her hefora
he, marriage with j. Ross. IN the partition mad.
between her and Edgar EUcks her brother anI
Louise Hincks, her sister. then a minor yenr.
scented By d~ard MoTphy her tutor Of tho 80
ertT and effects belonging to the succsssidn y,
their late fstb-E and mother David q Hn.Ls
Emma MOrphy hi. wife. both DECEASED in w.
city, by an act executed on the sixfeenth dav ns
May. 1867. before Felix Crina = Iutsrr nuhiic IN
this city S~s-'s ~
Seized in the above suit.
TeEms-Cash on the SPOT
sesa . ocaN Sheriff Of the Psrxh Of osiesna
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-16

xAe stare CarrteA ~ the Desasesass D.
13,S0O Majsrksy-The Democrats Gaia
Five Csn9ress0sa. but Fail to Capture
TIE e.eGisIaeure.
1SDIASApoLls. October 1.-the official
returns received 70 day change the result
siysa last night in the first, eighth and
ninth districts. In the first y. 3. Fuller.
Democrat, 10 elected Oyes Heilman by absut
900 majority. In the eighth district Nor
toa q. Heinte1, Republican, is reelected by
1873 nsjority. In the ninth district 7. J.
Csson, Republican, and present member.
has 800 majority, with one precinct in La
fayette to hear from. which will increase
his majority. In the seventh (lndianspOlis)
Aiatrict FRANK Lsudey's (Dealccrat) ms-
5ority 10 sOA
Yhe delegation vii! stand eight Demo
Gratis 10 five Republicans. The Democrats
gain five members. Tho official vote in
tventy-seven counties gives the Democrats
D net gain on the State ticket, az compared
with the vote for Governor in 1879, of 4753.
The majority IN the State will reach $4,000.
Prom the best estimates that can be made
sO-Right the Legislature will stand as fol-
lows: Senator's holding over. sixteen Re
Publicans and eight Democrats elected,
eight Republicans, twelve Democrats and
three Independents; three doubtful. In the
House, fifty one Democrats, forty Republi-
cana and Qiue Independents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-16
SHERIFF'S SALES,


The City ~ New Orleans ". J. Pri,chard.
iPhRiOR DlSTRlCG 90. RT FOR TIA. PARISH
- o: cr cans, Ne s.. lb..-Bs yi1;Ie Of q writ of
h.' tacias to directed By 'nr honorable che
SUPERIOR Dis rGt Count for the parish If Orleans III
tls above emitted cause fox CITY taxes OF 1879,
VII: proceed TO sell ~ pu,lic suction al the Met-
chants .i,a AIctioueers Exchange Roya! street.
10. Canal and Custom l.v.-e streets 'he
>.cpHa District Of this cltV. on WEDNESDAY, No
v.lnh.. II 1874, at twelve o'clock -. the follow
J. = described property to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROU D. situated IN the
First District of This city n x1uare mum Der two
h,1; s.i-d and r:y-fhree bounded y Car"ndee:.
B.roune lafayette and 'rirod streets measuring
tive ~ six fee' on CATOLdeiet stveet, by eighty
dive 'eef i'll d-pfh
SeIzed in the above euit.
Irms-a;aSL the epOt.
wP HARPER
Gcie 10 uvlI Sheriff Of the Parish Of OzIeAoA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-16

GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. IS 904-By virtue OF a wilt of
feri fscias against Francois Lacroix. TO me di-
rected by the honorable the Superior District
Court for the parish OF Orleans in the above
entitled cause l will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Ex-
change, ROYAL street between Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District of this city
on MONDAY, November l6 1874, at twelve o'clock
NJ the following described property, to wit
l. LOT OF GROUND situated in the First bis.
frlct OF this city, i'll the square bounded by St
Charles, CarOndelet. Canal and Common stree-s
measuring twenty-eight feet eight inches six lines
front ST. Charles street. by depth of one hun.
dred and twentv.thIee feet seven inches three
lines on the line dividing il from lot number two
and hundred and twenty.0ne feet eleven
inches four lines OF The line dividing it from the
property Of F. Cordeviole, and twenty three feet
nine inches six lines in width in the rear together
whit buildings thereon. rights, ways and servi-
tudes the'euntO belonging. Being the same prop
erty acquired by the defendant herein by purchase
from Julian AdO!ph LacgoiX, per act passed before
FELIX Percy late notary public in this city, dated
July 3, 1857.
2 ASD THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION O. said
property which sold by the city Of New Or.
leans for taxes The twenty third day of March,
1874 and purchased q. said sale by Andye CAmoys.
Seized in the above suit
1eylns-Cash OF. the spot.
wP HARPER
Oci5 IS moi IS Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.