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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16
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brada Feglsta quiucenal de campai1a
Las Iiuyias y los calores difcultan, es
cierto, el moyimiento de las coumnas;
pero nj la naturaleza nj ell china de
los tr6picos impden su paso traves
de bosques, sierras Y sabanas, y, 81
no castlgan duramente al enemigo-
como recientemente ha sucedido en-
ell Camagiiey -es porque huge de to-
| do encuentro con nuestros soldados,
cuando e escaso n1mero de estos no
lie brnda probabilidades de exito Es-
to dltlmo ocurri6 en- Ia Jurisdiction de
Sanctl -Spfritns a principios de la ac-
tual qulncena, Nucstras guerrillas des-
cubrieron la partida Jimenez, y la
perslguleron bizarramente hasta Igua-
ra, Ell donde la ventajosa posicion qle
ocupaban. los rebeldes y la mayor fuer-
"a de estos, les oblig6 retirarse,
aunque con 6rden y salvando todos
sus heridos. Sahedoras de este suceso,
salieron de Sancti-Spiritus las guer-
rlllas y escasas tropas que ALI queda-
ban, y ell enemIgo aprovech6 su au-
sencla para entrar en- aquela pobla-
cion, completamente alberta, y, a ma
nera de una algarada. recorrer 4 ca
ballo sus GALES, 4 atlas horas de la
noche, y sorprender las pequenas y
dnlcas guardias que existian de cua-
tro soldados y un cabo. Dos guarri-
Has que estaban 4 una legua de dis
taucla, al DIR algunos tros, acudieron
inmediatamente a Sancti-Spiritus; pc
70 los rebeldes Sc habian marchado,
sin tener tempo De cjcrcer ninguna
tcchoria nj causar victima a'guna.
Tan proAto como ell Excmo. Sr.
Captain General tuvo conocimiento
del hecho, dispu~o Ia sa ida del seflor
brlga'Iier lea, Jefc de Estado Mayor
General, para tomar ell mando de las
tropas que operan en- las jnrisdiccio.
nes de Sancti Sptritus, Remedies,
Moron y Clego de Aviia, y ordenG que
Sc dlrlgcran inmediatancnte uu bu-
TALON q Calbarien, otro Il Trinidad V
tres mas Sanctl-Spiritus Moron,
nroniadad nor,;.,,,;d,.s, ;n Jaaao,,. n.s'' 80
ro combjnacjon con las tronas - wv
Iuntarjos aiI exixtenteS ! las'nayt;l,s
de rebeldaS y m,lhorhnros Fp caan
+, j h t,onh, da }f,m,a - r.t."s
! y bo c,n,I;+,I, 4ani'. - ''-''' -
tr1er las obras de del4nsa nues-so
gun va dgimos al dar cuenta ID las
retestt5s successes -sien,ro ha cra;do
que era Indispensable cstablecer ma
yerJaeiera barrera entre Ia narte Oricn
tai Y Oocldental de Ia J4la nara oue
puderan en- Ia Ultima entregarse con
toda coniianza a los trabaios de l. naz
sin temer esas irrunciooes ooe vaIen
poquiSIno miIltarnente cOnsidaradas
pero que es precise imoedir Z toda
costa, p0rQue puedaa cA;Isar graves
danos en- la proyinaia djsmi6uir Ia
production La situac1,1 conveniente
de las coIuunnas Il vf,ngnardja reta-
guardia de las lineas miIitares Ia
guarnjcion neoesaria en- los uertes de
las mismas, evitayan en- 10 sucesivo
tola incursion Las 3;snos;riooes al
eteoto dictadas nor eI general e, iefe
no pueden ser mejores ' ! ~ bond'ad
han lie corresnon1er nacosar;amantn
los resultados.
Esoasas son los n.4; ~ a.
Camagiiey teoemoS El s. l'.nnnaI l.o w
Flgneroa ha regrcsalo I pnorts sri"' pri"
cipe despuos de- dia<;nneyo d;a. H.
recorrer aonollns . vtensos 90 ,,,,naa ' w. ~
robeldos han bu;do dola"tn % 'JS, Ja ''os -',
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16

En- sun1mero del dia 5 del COR
riente dice asf nuestro apreciable CO.
'ega La Bandera Espaaola de Santa
90 de Cuba:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16

Tenen raEoR.-Sabemos que muchas
personas sensatas han visto con desagra-
Ito que en- este pals tan moral y reli-
gioso Sc haya anunciado pdblicameute
ell inmundo Can-can. Creemos que hay
exigencias cue prohiben acceder las
buenas costumbres que la compania del
Sr Guerra no debe atender. No sabemos
81 Sc puso en- espectaculo ell citado bale
porque no asistimos la function que de-
bis tener lugar ell domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16
G A c. E TILL A

No hemos recibido esta vez cor
respondencia de Madrid.
Nuestros lectores nos dispensaran
eSta ialta que no eSta en- nuestras
manos evitar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16

Ca,7'e Los 21, p, 23 y "a del cor
riente Sc expendera al pdbico % Guar
tos libra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16
Ell Cabo,
FL Alf6rez,
FhreRtiAo GMynsaR.

Pedr0 Fern Hates. ht9reRtla0 GMyntdR
Con gran sentimiento hemos visto anun
cada Ell las coIumnas de su pcriodico la
temprana muerte del comandanta Don
Adolfo Servert.
Los voluntarios de la sseccion de Tea-
alta pudieron apreciar en- alto grado al
digno ComaGdante; sus virtudes le hicie-
ron ac.oedor i este pequeno reconoci-
miento, en- las poeas ocasiones que tu-
vimos el PAGER de vernos eiecutando al
gunos tnoyimientos nilitares baio su di-
recc:on, pudimos comprender las atlas
dotes que le adornaban, haciendolc sus
BEN Yoios Sentimieatos querido entre los
yountarios de esta Seccion.
Unimos auestro posar al dolr que hoy
estara atravesando el corazon do su tan
desgraciada como aprcciable fanilia por
la fatal 6 irreparable psrdida que ACADIA dc
sufrir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16

Faliectmiento. .--En la tarle del II
entreg} su alma a Dlos ell Lcenciado,
T.. Andr5s de Mena, relator de la Excma.
Audiencia. Damos su apreciahle fani-
La ell mas sentido p6same.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16

G,um Coiegjo--En otro lugar encon-
traran los padres de familia un anuncio
qne les interesa. Reedidcado ell gran CO.
losio de Spring Hill, cerca de Mobila,
Alabama, Estados-Unidos, que desde
1885 tiene los derechos y priyilegios de
Universidad alb hay para la juventud
de PuertoRico un estabIecimienio doGde
sin in6eionarse puede aprender los como
cimientes idiomas mas necesarios la
vida. Los ma8stros de la Companfa de
jesds que lie dirjen son una garantia
para todos los hornbres de orden de que
alii no Sc han de saturar los venes de
los principles que tan fatales han result
tado para la actual generation Guiana.
In otro n6mero nos ocuparem0s con mas
extension de este importante asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16

Pubicamos con gusto cl siguiento re-
mitdo:
Sr. Director del BoLErIN.
Toa-alta, setiembrc , de 1874.
Muy Sr. nuestro: supIicamos a I'd. Ia
insercion de estas cortas lineas, en- SUI
ilustrado periodico. Anticpandole nues-
tro reconocimiento sus mas altos. servi-
doreS g, B. s. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
Succession OF CHARLES V. WILSON.
py CHARLES L. FORTIER. ArcTIo,

II ,er-Ofice No. 3. Exchange aAeE-" EpN r,
DAY. February 1. 1874, az twelve O'Clock NJ WI.
he sold al Meehan's cotfeehouse, corner OF bouny
and Where streets. by order of tie Hon. a. l..
Tfssot, Judge of the Second District COURT ior 'Ae
parish of Orleans dated Deceln Der - 10 =
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, forming a TRANCE
situated in the Fifth District this city
as lo,s Nos / and . of square No. "A, bounced oy
Homer Monroe Madison and Newton streets, salu q
iots measrrirr French measure. as follows: Lot
No. "a feet inches front on Homer street ~ 10
feet 6inches lines in depth on the line Mhl VIC u
separates il from lot No. ? and l3l feet lhcnes
lines in the burg of Messy; lot No forms tne
corner of Homer aud Monroe streets-oo ieet ilot1
IN Homer street BY i69 feet 4 inches INES IA
Santb and rent on Mouroe street lis feet inches
Q lines on the line which separates 1t IRON 10. no.
! and 81 feet inches lines il the rear ,ogetnei
with all the buildings and Improvements theieol'
Terms-Cash on the spot
Act OF sale before ". H. Seymour, notary puonc,
At the expense of the purchaser. and assume "a Aes
OF 1873 over his bid. iA' ~ 81 A''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
POSITIVE AND UNRESERvED SALE.
DY. G. DE FERIEr & CO.-LoHN

RY. e. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JoA. 6:
ID Monrose, Auctloneer-ohice No. 50 Royas
Co., of New York, pedgees of assets and properly
hereinafter mentioned and described, and By
virtue of the power vested in them by, a written
Williams 4 Sons, dated New Orleans, julie
9, 1872, shall proceed to sell, on THURS
to the highest bidder for cash on the spot, at the
Merchants and Auclioneers' Exchange ROYAL
street, between Canal and Customhouse Streets
the following described assets and property
l. A Note of :. II. Hollingsworth, OF Kusciosko,
Mississippi, dated the thirtieth of April,
being ndorsed by 5. H. Hollingsworth, W. &.
Thompson i Son and John Williams \ S1ns, for
$5.G3 81
O. A Note for S4l53 ST. drawn by Sutton Powell
TO order of John Williams Sons, dated MAY 10,
1872 payable seventy days after date with eight per
cent II terest from maturity This note is secured
leans, November 8, 1871 drawn by J. .. Callaghan
Y Co. in favor of sutton Powell and by them in.
dorsed PAYABLE on March g. 1872, fl ed at Citizens
Bank, with eight per cent interest from maturity;
and also By the transfer of Judgment for 20 "a,
rendered in the case of sutton x Powell VS.; john
O. Callaghan Co, the defendants John o. Cal
laghan and 5. c. Brown, on February %, 1872, n
the Circuit Cours of Madison county, hlssissi ppi,
which judgment is reduced by payment OF 5000,
and was transferred to John llliams l. Sons by
Sutton Powell.
8. An Acceptance of John Williams K Sons.
drawn by Frank Webb, dated NappeOny lie,
Louisiana, April Is, 1872, due January %, 1873 Tor
1. Two Certificates of Transfer of Interest in the
| lease Of the Canal Company to John Williams X
| Sons One for $4,000. dated May II, 1871, and the
other for S d09 dated June a. 1863; these certd-
Gates are signed by Louis Gagnet, lessee, aud ara
assigned in blank 80 that the purchaser may have
| the interest therein set forth, say Sl3oo.
| amount of subscription of the capital OF 55e,,
awarded to Louis Gagnet, as per act passed before
Se'im Wagner notary public dated April q, 1866.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot = ,ayDoSv
| ial8 2429 AuctiOneer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
H.:HSCNE FRAME: RESIDENCE
LOT sO1l5o FEET.
~, .5SCLIb s-aEEr NEAR ST. "Essis~
SUCCESSION HT VREDER!CS !CALE:. t.'
CEASED.
S.c.,s :.s:ia: Go'lgs the :'.:.s.' Il G::...s-
40. 90 al.
:!.:nscME FRAME RESIDENCE.

rDYSNSN & fyCDGsOS-v. NOoGSoE.
ID ;ucf..lc.l-Hffice No. C.,ond-let street
ON SATURDAY. February ~, 1874. at ."e,vc % COCK
NJ az the ~. Ghail,. Auction Exchange. Az the
basement YottIl.da Of the ST. CHARLES Hotel I'D tl!s
.Ity hy v;rtus AID IN pursuance 81 all order OK the
non, 4. L. Tl5sOt, Judge Of The Second District
Cour. iuT the parish uf orleans, dated January 40
1874 doe ket No 205il for account Of the success
son .. Frederick Aickien decsa-e.. 1t pubic sUc'
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND together
with the buildings az II Improvements thereon, ~
l.ated in the FIRST Dist'ici OF this city. N me
SQUARE bounded BY Gle, Era.o ST. Charles and Ga.
I uhicl. measures so feet front Clio street, ny
parallel lines. American measure according 20 a
plan ~ LOUIS Ii. t.lie surveyor. ta'e0 Je-.d'is -
asa. .-.- ,--
The involvement, consist Of TWO STORY
AND ATT: FRAME SLATE ROOF RESIDENCE,
known IS No. iJ3 Clio street. containing han
arch.d ,,asln-s. with marble Ylan's!s and some
twelve OF fifteen other rooms gas throughout.
with large SIDE lot, cistern stabiing sheds etc.
Terms and tondtions-1hs sum of 62o0l 70 DC
paid ash on Che spot at the moment 6! d1ud!ca'
ton. and tho balance n equal HayMsnts at one.
two and three years. With ige per cent interest,
and sp.cal n ortgage with Vcnd"r privilege from
date !ne,l paid 'he mortgage to embrace the"lause
t ~ per for attorneys fees IN ease OF eur:
the ,nIrov em.us 10 be kept fully Insured ana the
olic- transferred the holder Of the .'edit notes
Ii addition 20 his bid the purchaser wiz assume
She -a.5. Tor the current year W.
Ac. % sal. befor. W. b. Klei.peter HotafT. AZ 'he
.yn.ns. Of .ie purchaser ,i20 81 ftI /. Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

ny PfACIDE j. SPEAR, ACCTIONEER- =
II Office No. 10 Exchange alley. TUESDAY,
February II 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ will be sold
A. puoli auction, at the Merchants and An ction-
eers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
nd Customhouse streets, by virtue and in pur-
alspce 20 an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
gdre Of TIE SecoEd District Court for the parish of
orleans dated January 49, 1874 for account of the
shove succession, TO wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ougs and improvements thereon, in the s xth Dis
,:ict OF this city, d. sgnated by the No. 30, of
enuare No. 90. bounded BY Cadiz. Plaquemine Jena
sid ibes.nut Streets said lot measuring % feet
Igcnes 'front.' Cadiz street by los fee. in depth
Aetween paralel lines
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the same
district as above, in the square bounded by Henry
Qav avenue Edmund, Leonce and Victor streets,
u and forming The corner of Henry Clay avenue
and Leo,lce streets, and measures 80 feet front
Henry ay avenue, by 10 feet in depth and front
on Leonce street, and width in the rear of 20 feet
x inches lines.
Terms and Conditions-One half cash on the
spot, and the balance at one years credit with
notes secured by mortgage, and bearing eight pei
sent interest per annum from date till paid anC
I'VE per cent attorneys fees in OF suit to re
cover the amount of said notes. The taxes anG
drainage tax of 1873 to be paid by the purchaser
owe, aud above price of adjudication. The prem
ees 10 De kept insured and policy transferred
Acts Os sale before TheO. BuissOn, GOtary public
Ss.he egsSuse of the purchasers.
10 90 Is II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
HEENEBvILLE PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OT WILLIS r. COLEMAN. u.
CEASED.
s.sor.! 's'.;s: 'cr,: for the ~ >" 9: ".i"ans-
So 1896.

DT NASH &: ;i0DG.ON-"; !; Ho:ii''S
ID Auct ons=r-Oftics No. > taro1delet snet'.-
On SATURDAY, January u. 1874, a. twelve ~. l"r
". a. the -. Charles Auction Exchange "a the
ha.e.n. NJ rotu.!4 Of III. 81 Charles Hotel! IN ~ =
city, By virtue and pursuance .. m "rcei OF IN"
Nya l. L. Vis.,. Judge OF the Second District
Cour. tor .ne ra, al oi Orleans, dated December
Il. 1873 docket No. 80 $50 FOX account OF tAe s!c
.es.icn 81 " Iii. y. Coleman. ,.sceI,e * SH.!l:
auction. will Re sod
VALUABLE SQUARE oT GROUND, together
witt. !ir in provenents th"re0s SITUATE" y! -"
- WI OF Hear.: jefferson perish, This StS e. d"s =
mated No. II On 'he pan OF said t''' = sounded
by David. Oyl.y. FIRST and Second streets. "ns
having a iron: measurement or saeh 81 sala
.tr.... OF .,pu, . feet; being tHe same property
acquired By the deceased from Zach.T L. PEllllp.
az per acr before I'd. .rnstt, GO,arv .'ih.c. 'ate1
October IL 1860
...1ns-Cash on the spot az The tim OK SALE
Ac; Of sal. betyr. Andrew Hero. JE.. ~: -ry -
Il. Expense ct h: purchaser.
tes021 ial0 u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
SUCCESSION or EMILE GARDNER.
DY CHARLES e. FORTIER. AtCTI

10y NHARLES e. FOKTIEK. AUCTION.
ID eer-Offce Ne. 81 Exchange alley.-Te ES-
DAY January 20. 1874. at twelve Ocock NJ, will be
sold, at the Merchants and Auctinneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customiollse
streets, by virtue OF an order OF the Hon: A. H.
Tissot Judge Of the Second district Court for tce
parish OF Orleans, dated November G, 1913
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings aud Improvements thereon, in
the Third District in the square bounded by Bar
gundy Bartheiemv, Maz4nt and. Love streets, de-
sgnated by the Nos. % and "a, and measuriY e
each, Is feet front Blrgundy street by Is fee:
10 inches lines in dept.
Terms-Cash in United states treasury notes.
Act of sale before A. +. Benvenr, notary public
at purchase, IS expense, and % taxes OF S8.3o
IaIG a iu1O
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Dy NASH & HODGsOS-w. RonGsoS.
II Auctioueer-Otfice 40. : Carondsle: street
On SATURDAY. Jan airy 81. 1874 1t twelve o'clock
~ at the st. .haI.s a.. hsc. !. hsres Hote IN
this citv By virtue and in pursuance u an order
and ,ud n: OF the Hon. A. l. Iissot ,ndge OF
,. second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
rendered November Is, 1873, and signed December
1915 court docket No. Sc 49, II the matter of the
Succession of William c. Lee, deceased, for a par.
.1ion AT pubic auction VIII be sold, the following
described very valuable piopsrtIss situated IL the
Fourth District
PROPERTY CoHNER oF PL5ASAS. AND cHhsT'
NIT STREETS.
THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, 20.
ye.h.r with the buildings AID improvements
thereon situated in the Fourth District OF this
;ity in tho SO uare bounded by Pleasant, Harmony
| or Ninth Chestnut and Coliseum or &C ueInlne
st.e:s, which adJon each other, are designated
| as Nos / and and measure each "a feet front
on Chestnut street by de ph OF ll3 feet inches
lines. all between parallel lines, American meas,
.r. ,ot No ! fol ming he corner OF Chestnut and
Pheasant streets. The Improvements consist OF
| one two.stofy frame residence and a one story
frame cottage known as No. IL and l.9 Peasant
street, built across the rear portion o. SAID lots,
| and both fronting on Pleasant street. with enI'
0'1,ie TWO vsLrABLE LOTS OF GROUND. together
| with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated in she same district and square, and ad
ioininp the property last above described, which
;,re des snated as Nos. and s. adjoin each other,
ard measure each "a feet front Chestnut street,
| by d depth of Il3 feet 6 inches lines, between
| parallel lines American measure the whoe &C,
| eoIfiug 10 a plan by L. Fl. Pile slrvevor, dated
| January 10 1874 The Improvements consist OF
| double tenement two story brick residence slate
| rnnf with all necessary back buildings, othouses
.isterns ..c. and snowu as Nos 80 AID z5' Chest
| nut street.
PROPERTY CoHSTR I OF SFp H4RNoSY and COILS
! 3. ONE "A,rAELB LOT OF GROUND. together
| with che buildings and Improvements thereon
situa+el in the Fourth District of this city. IL tie
| snuars bounded by Eighth, Harmony, Coliseum and
prytania streets designated No ID. which meas
nres 70 fee. inches 'front.' Coliseum street, by a
II g. hes he
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
,CCCkSsI0Y OF WIRNEg KICK.
NV CHARLES T., EORTEER, 1CsTio:

- eer-Otie. No. n exchange allev.-W hbSE-.
DAY February 49, 1874. at twelve elorK u, WI ~
sold AT -ll.. Merchants and Aucrioueeis Exchange,
on ROYAL street between Canal aud custom" o lse
streets by oIder ii the Hon. A. IL ssot ]dGe Q! Tue
Second strict Court Tor che PARISH q! o1lsaAss
dated twelfth Of January, lS..-
A LOr OF GROUND, together WITH III me "ild-
ings and Improvements thereon. SITUATED !. liii
Tnjrd District OF this city ia the square bounded
Ly ST ANTHONY Love Ba-ateile and Craps streets
measuring % feet inches trO.t or itee street.
bv IS feet IL inches II depth.
'Terms-1he purchaser 70 assume the pay men.
of n stock note due the Citizens 6ans Tor sos
.sixty.three shares reLiesd 70 IttV LIrti .lt 'le
~ nj March, 1874. and iJr the ba,ance ce.sh Oh
act before John I. LaIescte, notary plblic.
: t,.2 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.

R.,rABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MON.
.ecut street, between Craps and Grsatmen
streets
srCCESsION OF HELENA R. MEDEL, WIDOW OF
GEORGE CHAyIGEY.
Second District Court tor the Parish OF Orleans
No. "a ,9.9.
SyYP LACIDE s. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER.-
January 81 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold
a. public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange on Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, by virtue and IN pursu.
Ance TO an order from the Hon. A. L Tisspt, judge
9t The Second District Court for the parish of Or
Rans dated December %, 1873 in the matter OF the
sDove succession, to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OR LOT OF GROUND,
situated in the Faubourg Montegut, Third District
o. This city, in the square bounded by Greatmen,
EOltegut, Craps and Ciouet streets, measuring,
American measure, 80 feet inches lines front on
Hontegur street, commencing at a distance OF 10
Get from the corner OF Greatmen street, ny q
depth OF l20 feet, between parallel hes, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms and conditious-One half cash, PAYABLE TO
Ne auctoneer at the time OF adjudication, the
Valance at a credit of one and two years in notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest at the rate OF
eight Dor cent per annum from day OF sale until
IaId, secured Dy vendors privilege and special
gort gage on the property sold, the purchaser to
cause the buildings and improvements said
.IafeTey 10 be- insured up TO the amount of the
otes SrDished by him, and to transfer the polio Y
a. Insurance to the holder of said notes; and the
Scs OF sale to contain, besides the usual clause OF
ole non alienando.' ETC.. the obligations by the
purchaser 10 pay all lawyers fees, which shall not
~ less Than five per cent in case of silt for the
recovery 0. the amount OF said notes OF any part
sheTeoe
act OF SAFE before Eusebe Bounye notary pubic.
- The expense OF the purchaser
.iel7 jas 10 II "A 81
e--Dp1aETo g.aT LNTATE ~ XIIE SiYrL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
SUCCESSION OF MRS. CATHARIEA ZUSe WIDOW
OF JACQUES ARTZNER.


10y CHARLES E. FOKTIEK. AUCTION
ID eer-Offce No 81 Exchange aiiey.-SATUR-
DAY February :, 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ, will
be sold at the Merchants and AuctioneeIs' Ex.
change. bv virtue OF two orders from the Second
District Court tor the parish OF UrleaIse da.ed
August = 1872 and February l9, 1873
ACERrAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the build
inps and impro yements thereon situated in the
square bounded 10y Roman, Derhguy, Ursulines
and Hospitai streets, measuring tam -rican meas.
ure) 81 feet nche lines front on Roman street.
by 81 feet inches in depth.
Terms-Cash on tire spo'.
act Of sale before ;osevh Cehn. notary publ. ~
purchaser. expense. ,a6 ]. ?! y fe7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
Ey S. Guinauit,

svcC..ss3. OF WIDOW FELIX y. !c:E-:o
3s:5..
DYS. ECiNirLT. ACcFiC:EE.-cPElc:
ID corn.ro of Bienv!I street and Exchange alley
MONDAY. February 2, 1874, All! De- solo az II
A NJ A. tsr .,rysy 81. Claiborne and -.
Phii;p streets bv virtu. of az order rom the
honorable tie Second District 'ouft foT fhc par
i.l G. orleans date. December u, l5i3e
ONE LOT OF HOCsEH Old FURNITURE, TOOLS,
stc also, o-s Mare. spring :: s..'D anc oae Sc.
al Harness.
Terms-Case. '}2f<I 'ei
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

No. SO 74l.
1Cy G.. DE FERRET & CO.. JOHN G, MON
ID rose Auc,ioneer-Offce No. so Royal street
THURSDAY, Tebruary s. 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ
in the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange, on
ROYAL street, between Customhouse anu talAl
streets will DO sold at public auction by virtue OF
an order from the Hon. A. l. Tissot, judge OF the
Secoad District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
dated December 20, 1873 the following described
uroperty for account of said succession
l. SIX LOTS OF GROUND, situated III the TE2rf
District of this city. i'll square No 70, bounded oy
New ST. Bernard, Treasures, New Orleans and
Abundance streets, designated by the Nos. to ~,
inclusive, and measuring each ii rect IL lncAes !
lines front st. Bernard street. by depth OF I-6
feet; lot No 10 forming the corner OF ST. bernard
and Treasures streets.
q PORTION OF GROUND, of triangular form,
situated in the came district, bounded by GENTLY
road. R;cheIitu New st. Bernard and Annette
streets subdv ded into eight lots of ground from
Nos to inclusive, measuring altogether 1913 feet
=. inches front Annette street, 3i5 feet 'front.' On
Rcheleu street and 365 feet front on GENTLY road
s. a SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the same
district in the square No. SO, bounded by New ST.
Bernard Benfait, Treasures and Annette stteeCs.
euhIvided into twenty four lots, from Nos. to ~
iLciusivs.
Terms One half of the price of adjudication cash
on the spot; the balance credit of one year N
note. hearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
per aunum from day of sale to final payment, Sc
cured By mortgage and vendors hen In case OF
! sui. i've per cent attorneys commission, ana al
other penal clauses. ,r-.,
acts OF sale at the expense OF purchasers before
;'uedee Ducatel, notary pubic.
Jas 10 - n 81 fe5