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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER OF
IAHARfE AEB BROAD STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN E1CIET.
Second district Court for the PAX s OF C!.eaE.-
nY PL4CInE j. SPEAR. ayCrIONEER :.


pY PLACIDE ). SPEAR, srcrIoXEER..--
ID Office No. 80 Exchange Aley.~SATuRD d.
January 81 1874. at twelve O'clock NJ. viii be sold.
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets by virtue aud IN puisu.
ance to an order fcom the Hon. 4. l.. Tissot judge
of the Second District Court for the parish OF Or
leans dated December 20, 1873, :h. .olowin. .les
scrbed property, 1cr account OF fh- community
ard succession of said deceased
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with the
buildings and Improvements thereon and appnrtc'
thereof situated in square No. l3i1. III the
Third District of the city of New Orleans, bounded
by Broad, Lapeyrouse hite and La.arpe streets.
designated as lots Nos 10 and II on plan silade by
Pile Murray, architects dated March ~, 1908.
and deposited in the office of a. ID. borlocoRrt; no
tary in this city: a photographic copy of which
plan is annexed to an act or sale sy the orleans
Railroad Company to W dow Busy, passed before
said A. D. DoriOcourt notary. the ninth OF ApIli.
1863; said lots of ground measuring each y feet )
inches lines front Laharpe street by iO5 feet )
inches in depth, lot No. II forming the corner OF
Laharpe and Broad streets, and being tho same
lots which the said Jean Bouvet acquired BY pur-
chase from Solomon Schonfeld, By aa act PASSED
before Antoine DorIocourt, notary pubhc III TINS
clty on the twenty first of Nav, 1869. The large
frame house erected by said Jean Bolvet on SAID
lots Nos 10 and II encroaches ~ feet inches on lot
No. 9, acquired bv him from Widow Van Roofen,
per act before A. Ducatel, rotary, according 10 a
plan made by A. DeArras, surveyor. OF. the hlth OF
March, 1872. .
Terms and Conditions-Oue,thId cash, payable
to the auctionetr the time OF az judi catlon the
remainder credit OF one and two years IN
notes of the purchaser bearing eight per cent lL-
terest from date of sale til paid. secured BY spe-
cial mortgage ard vendors privilege on the prop
ertv with the penal clause OF five per cent attor-
ney s fees III event ot suit to euforce The payment
and the clause of insurance OF the building and
payment of the taxes of 1873, payable IN 1874. over
and above the price OF ADJUDICATION.
Act of sale before Martin L. Ainswottl, notary
pubic. at the expense OF purchaser.
Ctl la,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
The Banishment OF Bazaine'

Condemned to death and degradation. bu.
s.ved, far fnture honors and glOries! That
ia what ia said to-day about Bazaine. In
some1ircles one hears it said that the Whole
trial was a farce: that the petition request
ing tie communication OF the sentence WAS
drawn up and signed before me sentehoe
itself and that the only doubt was whether
NacMahOn would decide upon exile or !in'
pris0nmcnt. 1t was arranged that, In the
event of his exile. he was TO 90 at once lnto
Snajn and take the lead of the AlPhonslst
movement. Madame Bazaine-who rs
not ONLY a most beautiful woman, bnt
= very ambitious and skllltul diplomat
;st-s on very intimate terms Wlth the
Spanish monarchistss One OF bazalne
children is the godson OF queen isaue.ia'
and no sooner had the sentence OF the
ceurtmarts.l been pronounced than the
Queen wrote letter to the marshal, fuls OF
expressiops Of friendship and offers OF
service There was little mdlscretlon IN
allowing this to be made known. tor Mac
Mahcn, who is looking after his own inter.
ess.s Just now, might have exile instead OF
:mprisonment had he not been AFRAID OF
new political complications which would
have been caused by Bazaine's appearance
at the head of an army in Spain. One OF
che most curious episodes of this affair Is the
Setter which Bazaine wrote to Mac Mahon
IN ackpowledg ment Of the communication
of his sentence. 1t Is drawing it mild to
saw that this letter is ironical. irritating.
and ungrateul. However. there is preva.
Gent opinion that Bazaine's career IS not
closed. 1t is remembered that General
Dupont, who was degraded in presence of
the army and imprisoned in /. fortress for
his defeat at Bay len, afterwari was Minis.
ger of War under the restoration; and thar
Count Andrassy was condemned to death
by the government of which be is now the
prime minister. Bazaine goes to spend
some months, or perhaps some years, IN the
Island of st. Marguerite The next turn OF
Che wheel may bring the empire 20 the
.ront, and St. Marguerite may give up
Bazaine as E!ba gave zip Sagoissr.
.soghi..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
By S. Guinau1:.
~. lsSrscs oE sk,N MARIE I.s.r-.-.:u.

S,]o GASSssS cgF' yEaN MARIE s.ysr-r~. $50,
DS =. GUl$AELT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID corner OF Exchange alley and Benville
street -sATURDAY, February :, 1874, viii be So q
az IL NJ. at Che Nerchsuts and AucIioneers' Ex-
Grange, ROYAL street. between Canal and Custom
house streets BY virtue o. order from the hon
orabe the second Dist let Court to- She parish of
ORLEANS dated December "a 1873.
= Lot OF GROUND, situated in the Sixth Dis.
tsics of fs city. formerly parish Of Jefferson in
the square bounded by General sayor Aust lit1
LaUre! ard Live Oak streets. measuring 20 feet
'front.' stneIal Taylor street by l%S feet deep
gether vwtn. he frame aCi dng- SSs improvements
SGereu4l.
See pIan.a' Ute s5xsssnsss
Terns-Cash.
4ct,cf sale be fore A;sadee Ducats .aotarv Sub.
lie, at the expense tie purchaser, ii Guiding all
the for the year 1913 beside ehe prc.. adj
iUdicat ioH. AZ Il g., 90 fr7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON HOSPITAL
STREET,
SUCCESSION OF CORALIE FORT!ER.

Second District Court for the Parish of Cs.'ass-
40. &c 052.
DY PLACYDE ). SPAR. AUCT1ONEER :.
ID Office No. IS Exchange sllev.-SATURDAY
january 10. 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ will be SOLD
AT lubiic auction, at the Merchants and Auction
eers' Exchange on Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhoase streets, by virtue and in pnr-
suance to q Judgment rendered NoveD Der 70 1915,
and signed Dece mber 3 1873, by the Hon. 4. L.. us
sot Judge of the Second District Court for the par
ish of Orleans, TOR account OF the above success
sion -,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the buildings ard Improvements thereon stu.
sted in the Second District OF this city, ~ the
square bounded by Bay gu road nerolSny, Hospital
and Roman streets, designated by the letter on
plan ID ade by Castaing 4 Celles, dated January
25 1866. and deposited in she office OF A. E. Blen
venu notary public, as plan No 49, said lot meas
uring American measure, according 10 SAID ptin.
Hospital street. ~ feet on the side nearest Der
bigny street and 81 feet inches deep oil the other
side and feet in width in the rear.
Terms and Conditions-One half cash. payable
on the spot at the time Of adjudication: the
balance a credit of one and two years.
and two wears, secured by special mortgage
and vendors privilege on tue property sold,
and bearing eight per cent interest per an
mum from date Intil paid. and to contain the
clause OF alieuando and tho clause OF i've
per attorneys fees in Of Judicial proceed
lngs 30 the payment 81 eaid notes, OF any
portion thereof. The taxes of 1873, pa, able IL
1874. to be paid by purchaser over and above price
OF adjudication. The property TO be insured by
the purchaser, at his cost TO the amount of Che
notes furnished, and policy TO he transferred te
testamentary executor 70. .ccouHf W parties IL
interest,"
Acts q sale before 'ane. ra',e.. rotary pHhlic
at the expense of purchaser dec Is 20 p Jas u;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
By o. Valeton.
- -
sae.s. E. S.ANOIX VS.. JEAN BAPTIST
NOIX EFT AL.
FOR PARTITION.
COR A PARTITION.

by q. VALETON, AUCTI0NEER:L-,S,,i
~ DAY, January H. 1874, at twelve O. CIV .,e
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Bxcns.sll
Rogai street, bv virtue of an order from i NV,
A. j.. Tls5ot, judge of the Second Distric, ~
the parish of Orleans, dated December ii, n,
3o,lil OF the docket of said court, will DC ~ !.
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated 4
INST District OF this city, in the square, ~ SVs
by Prytanis Melpomene. Terpslchore and W.
streets. said Let Of ground having. 10 Az
measure. II feet 10 inches 5 lines front "
pomene street. by GO feet Il inches lines ~
between parallel lines, the whole i'll conio i.s
survey and plan of Arthur DE Arrpas. 30
dated December Is, 1873. Together with y
shinGie roof, onc-story house, tour room'' :
cisterns, pTivieS, etc.
Terms and Cond One third cash ia ~
States treasury notes, and balance in one a. y,
Tears for notes secured By mortgage Oh w \
s:rty; the uuilding to be kept insured ana 4
lrat aierred TO vendor; i've per cent attorns'
II case OF suit. =.
Act Of sale before o. De Armas. notary pH"
dtlJ p iaT Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
SUCCESSION OF EMILE GARDNER.
ny CHARLES E. FORTlER. AUCTlo

DY CHARLES T.. FUhIlEh: aut atO.S
ID eer-Otfice Ma. 80 Exchange alley.-TcE S-
DAY January 20 1874, at twelve o clock d., Will DE
sold at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
ROYAL street, between Canal and CustomEouse
Streets bv virtue OF an order of the Hon. A. L..
Tisso, iudge of the Second District Court for the
Parish of Orleans dated November g. 1873
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon. i'll
sne Third District, III the Square bounded by Bur
gundv Barthelemv, Mazant and Love streets, de-
signated bv the Nos. % ard "a, aud measuring,
each 25 feet front Burgundy street, by l5a feet
IHinches lines il depth.
Serms-Cash in In'ted States Treasury notes.
act s. sale before 4. T. BieLveEu, notary public
:, purchasers expense, asd . ] taxes OF 1876
deg 30 iai0 2Gs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
Murder.

On Christmas eve, in Eermill'nY'He'
Adrien Breaux, without pFovocatlon, nut
dered John p. Duifey, formerly PAM, -
eated and insulted Dufey. who resented u;
bn. friends interfered, Breaux apoioglzed
and they we're immediately friendly. so, ,e
";ma ja,er. however. Breaux stepped Up 70
nntfaT' Who was standing on the banqaetfe,
and Shot him through the head, instantly
killing him. The murderer escaFet'---'t"
lJnr,l, Cs,1Gt P0c..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10

~ eer-Ottice No. 81 Exchange aliey.-y
DAY, February 7, 1874, at twelve O'Clock
be sold at the Merchants and AuctiOne'ss
change. by virtue OF two orders from inc I
distinct Court tor the parish OF o'leah''
august :. 1872, and February 10, ISIS ~,
GER AiN LO II OF GROUND, with oil "
iags and improvements thereon. situated
square bounded by Roman, Der guy, W
ana Hospital streets, measuring Ann rlcas
,'rt 81 feet inches lines front ou Roni''
by 81 feet inches in depth.
Ierms-Cash on tbe9s pot.
~ 81 sale before Joseph Cohn notary i:
purchaser expense. jaG i u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10

- fIE SINtLS~bhS OF e.. r
- AhDkY CO., Auctioneers-O-fice M ~ -
change Place.-SATuRDAY, January II i97t "a
Twelve O'clock HI, at the Merchants amt ~
toneers Exchange on Roya. street bet ,yeer az al
ana Custoniouse streets, in the tity OF Na,x o.
ieahb, ny virtue Of an order of the Hon II M,
rel, Judge OF the District Court OF the Tnitsd
MATES OF America for the District of LouisI,,'a
dated MAY 1873, will BE- sold at public auftio,'
TIE NEW HOPE PLANTATION situated ~, b.,
rSht bank OF the Mississippi river Ia the uarisb g
west Baton Rouge Louisiana, about laD miIcs
aboVe the city Of New Orleans, and contains IN,
acres, more OF less, bounded below BIZ lans, e.
merry owned py Lewis Deso}ov, and now o,,,.i T.,
r. r leming above By lands formerly o.-nad y,
). o. Landry Co. and now owned Nv U II ~.
sharp; and In the rear by the r,lautationa q, ~
rionneaux Brother, J. J. D uprev A. II 81 NJ
SchWlng, GerVdls Schlatre :. Brother. tn,a,iN
Win al! TIE buildings and improve uants theer 80
The decree OF the court ordering I'm. saIs e ~ "a
aoose described property directs that The y. 'hlo
DO liteo from az membranes, ana the ss.;,r-a
act n4 as the officers OF the colrt wi cor v ne
such fi'lr as - IL him vested by tka ass;SS oIat
IN bankruptcy, aud by the aforesaid orIr ~ IL
!, me puf chastr to assume payment ,r III
Il.e tsEes that tbs property m az owe ~, ~ -
oaY o. sale over and aoore the urice Of ~; AZ
t1sr. 'A4No vi acJ Icfca-
udcstIon. ''' H'oAlthl OF al
~ ~ STE AT the expense OF the purchaser he
"0-iS pu'Hc' aeG6 jag 10 II II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10

We have been shown a private letter al
dressed by director OF the Orange, Shelby
and Jasper railroad to Colonel w. ). Ha
ven. president OF The Southwestern rail
road in which it is stated that Sl00oU OF
stock had been taken in the Texas road,
and they had fully organized by tie eIec-
ton of a president and directory. AT the
meeting OF organization petition was pre-
pared - present 20 the Texas Legislature,
asking that their charter be so amended as
10 allow change oi gauge SO as to con
form to that Of the Southwestern railroad.
The directory OF the Orange, Jasper and
Shelby railroad are unanimous, We learn,
that their road shall connect with The South
western road at Logansport, aud tor this
purpose the gauge of the road Will be
changed.
This is some of the fruits OF the work &C
eomplished by Colonel Haven last summer
while absent in Texas, and shows the dis
position of the people of that portion OF the
State 10 continue their business relations
with Shreveport. il is cutie possible, not
withstanding the late defeat OF the CITY
bond que st;on, that those having IN charge
tbc management of the Southwestern en-
terurise may vet be able 10 bring 4 10 sue
easstul termination -SArereport 1ih'ts'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
rN;NPEOVED PROPERTY IN THh VN.N kI..
TEICC OF THIS CAN
SUCCESSION OF HENRY AEHAS?.
Scu,si District Ce,.t Tor the Par II * .:e.Bs-
No. 81 al.

DY q. DE FERRET & CO.. t)HS 8. MON.
ID rose Auctioneer-Otfice No. 50 Royal street.
THURSDAY, February 5. 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
in the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange. on
ROYAL street. between CustomhOuse and canal
streets. will be sold at public auction by virtue Of
all order ftom the Hon. A. Tissot judge of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated December 90, 1878, the following deseSl bed
property for account of said succrssione
', SIX LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN tie Third
District of this city. i'll square No. -, bounded by
New st, Bernard. Treasures New Orleans and
Abundance streets, iguatAd bv the Nos S to TO-,
inclusive and measuring each 81 feet u inches !
lines front st. Bernard street, by dept' of 26
iett lot No 10 forming ihe GorneEo. st. bernard
and Treasures str. cts.
Portion OF GROUND, 81 triangular form.
situated in the district, bounded ~ Gef lilly
road. RicleielA New st. Bernard and Annette
streets subdiv .ded into eight lots of ground, from
Nos. to inclusive measuring altogether l95 feet
inches front Annette. street, 3l5 f,et front on
Richeen sire ct ard sos eet front GENTLY road.
=. SQUARE OF GROUND. situated in the same
district IN the square No. es, bnundt d by New st.
bernard. Benfait. Treasure. and Annette streets
subdiy idsd into twenty fouI :ots. from Nos. 20 2.
inclusive.
Terms. One hsf of III. pries Of adj uI.cafon cash
notes hearing interest at The rate of eight per cent
per annum from dae OF .ae,0 final payment. Sc.
cured by mortgage and .endors lien. In case of
suit tive per cent attorney comfnlssIoD ana a y
other penal clauses.
Act. of sale at the expense ~ purchasers sei.~e
Amedee 0ucatel, notary ;J.4i...
ia.I n faJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
Second Dislike. Court for the Parish 81 O.i.aH.-
No, IS 2GS.

Second D:s,..c. Court for the Parish, Of O.i.an.-
No. IS ,2G'.
pYPLACIDE ,. SPEAR, stCTloNEER-
ID Office No. At Exchange alley SATURDAY :.
January 81. 1874. at twese O'Clock ~. VIII be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and auction.
GERS Exchange. on Roya! street, between Canal
suance to an order T ON the Hon. A. vissot.
Judge of the Second District court fer the parish
OF Orleans dated December il. 1898. the following
described property. ioE a Partition between the
heirs of said Ludivine Iesarine Baumont. duly
recognized and nut in Possession bya Judgment
rendered on the Ssst D1 secednDeS 1"'', 4Ac .iheo
~ CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. together with
all the improvements thereon. situated 10 tue Sec
ond District of the city OF New Orleans. Ia the
square bounded by ST. Louis. Where. toulouse and
Robertson streets, and designated by the No. }. on
curative sketch OF tie and other lots. an'
nexed TO an act OF partition passed before n. T.
Crnas. late notary in this city. on the tenth of
august 1919; which lot Measures Is feet u inches
lines front st. Louis street. by depth OF Il feet
and is bounded on the side toward st. Lou is street
by an alley passage way. now open between IL
aud the lot desig grated by the 40. !. on the said
Cesarne BEAUMONT. wife, separated III property. OF
said Jean Louis Bochet, by virtue OF Il Judgment
rendered by the FIT h DISTRICT Court on the eight
eenth of May, l8i9. from Francis NcMahon and
Elizabe til McCabe, his wife, per act passed be-
foe said II. i. Cenas on the sszth OF december.
IG49.
"A CERTAIN PORTION OF A Lot OF GROrID,
forming the corner OF st. Louis and Robertson
streets measuring about 20 feet on st. Louis street.
bv depth and front of 80 feet Robertson street,
as per said sketch together with the buildings and
improvements thereon; purchased by said Ludivine
Cesarne BEAUMONT. wife. separated III property. OF
said Jean Louis Bochet. from the succession OF
James S. McCabe per act passed before u.
Philips. late notary public liz this city. On the
ninth of February l65j
Terms and Conditons-One:iird cash. payable
TO the auctione-r at the time OF adjudication. am
the balance on credit OF one and two years. with
eight per cent interest from date OF sale TIL pad,
the purchaser to filrnssn his notes. secured by
special mortgage and vendors privilege ON the
sold and to he SAID property ia
vendor and in case it should become necessary to
bring suit on the notes gwen he engages hlmse' to
pay The attorneys fees, fixed at i've per cent OF
the amount sued for. and all costs.
Act of sale before Martin l. A!nss notary
public. at the expense st tie purchases.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
More Sho0;ingU

last Saturday morning, December -. a
colored man named George, or more faIuil.
iarly known as " Big George was shot and
killed on Tiger Island, by Mr.. Thomas
Clark, on the place formerly belonging to
Mrs. NJ. A. B. McLaurin. 1t seems that
there are conflicting reports as 70 the origin
and f. tai termination vi the troubles be-
tween the parties, and comment is deferred
I'm til the truth Of the affair can be ascer.
tanned. Mr.. Clark came to Natchitoches
i'm mediately after the occurrence and was
put under bond of $500 for his appearance
Tor examination before the parish court on
Tuesday. Judge H. c. Myers being alb.
sent, the matter is deferred for future in.
ves.i.a,ion - Red Riees' .Nc.ss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
By r. n. & 3. J. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. IRON
SAFES. ETC, AT AUCTION.
TRl-WEEKLY SALES.
pY II. NJ. e. Il. J. MONTGOMERY.
- &. N. Montgomery. Auctioueer. once NO o.
Camp stIeet.-WiIl sell every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY aid SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'Clock, at their auction room, corner Camp and
Satcfez streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
IRON SAFES, COOKING S.IEks. &C.
Teyus-Cast. EEl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10

SUCCESSION OF CHRIsToPiI A. ME-

tESSION OF CHRISTuPI A. MBHb
Rf CHARLES T.. EORTI X, Alsii
- efr -ohice No. 81 Exchange a)ieyI1'1
DAY February I, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
sold. at the Merchants aud Auctioneers' ~
on Royal street. by virtue OF an order ~
on. a. l.. Tissot, judge of the Second y. y
'o'irt Tor the parish OF Orleans. dated AHs'
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in ~
Boulighy. in square No. 49, comprised :
bpraearx, LYON, PeIIier ard PIvtanla
measuring 30 feet front on Prytanta stie<
depth Of l2@ feet. together with all The D'
ene9 IS thereon.
Terms Cash on the s,ot Z
act Of sale before T.. Eudn. notary pubieiss
cEaSrT'- ypenat. ia6 i = =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide J. Spear.

FOCAL HALL COFFBEHOUSE, BARROOM, FIN
TCRES FUkNITuRB. LIQUORS, LEASE. ETC
SUCCESSION OF TRAY T. SINTbS.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81, 825.
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AuCTiONEERvv
ID Office No. 10 Exchange alley:-SATURDA1.
tic auction at the corner OF Magazine and Poy dras
streets, by virtue of an order from the Hon A. L.
Tissot Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated December 20. 1873, tor &C.
count of the above succession
THE SOCIAL HALL COFFEEHOCSE, BARROOA
FIXTURES, FURNITURE. LIQUORS. etc, conta ned
on said premises aforementioned; also, the unet'
pred term of the lease ending thirty hrst OF ocfo-
Der 1873 at the rate of $500 per month, payable
monthly A COPY OF The lease will be read at the
time of sale. The whole TO be sold in block.
Ter1ns-Cash on the spot DECO ja6 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
syCCEs,io: o. TRy LATE Henry . erE-a.
DECEASED.
S.ce,I.: i.ses.e. ssa,' i.s I'll. saseh 60 .ssGso~

DS VIRTUE ~ sSD ~ sREblEgG z 20
ID an order OF sale rendered December ~ 1874,
and &c me directed bv she honorable tie Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. in the
above entitled matter will proceed to sell at puo-
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctioueers Ex.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets. in the Second District OF this CITY,
on SATURDAY, January 81, 1874, ut twelve o'cloc x
~, for account of said succession, the folio wing
described property, 10 wit
4 CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
together with the bindings and improve meuts
thereon, situated ip the Third District OF this city
in square bounded by Dauphine, st. Ferdinand,
Royal and Deiph'ne, Cotton Press streets and
measuring fifty feet front en- Dauphine street,
one hundred feet IN " .dth the rear line, ore
hundred and fifty nine feet eleven inches ten line
in depth on the side line toward st. Ferdinand
street. and hundred and thirty nine feet eleven
inches ten lines the side line toward Delphue
Cotton Press street thence at right angles 10
distance OF iorty iodT feet toward sad Delp b ne
or Cotton Press street, from which point il has q
further depth of t~enty feet to the rear line.
Terms-Caek the SPOT.
w. p. HARPER
s.4}n AL q >:esr o. Pho Parst Of cre.sa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
For Central Americus

Mr. John Graham, for "A number Of year.
q teacher in De Soto parish, left last nigh:
for Central America, accompanied by the
daughters of Colonel George Williamson,
pn their way TO join their parents in that
country The party will take schooner in
New Orleans tor Belize, where they will
he met by Colonel Williamson in person.
The headquarters Of Minister Williamson
are in Guatemala, to which point Mr.. Ora
nam and the members OF the ministers
:au.ily are destined. We wish then; Il
pleasant voyage, and trust that they may
ind their relatives in the enjoyment Of
health and happiness .-!Shrecepor! !imes.