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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20

for American half dollars. and IS y gold ior 4ed
can dollars. go.
Unisr- The iafauAnca Of . steady bill market At
New York. and IN improvement in domestic ex'
change here, sterling ruled and closed about 10 =
cent higher The movement was Of lair extent
amounting to 4s35O0, comprising $500 bill OF
lad,e at IS TN; W0 bill of ading and Al clear
And 1000 Al clear at IS 2a El 0U0 bill OF ladlDg
81 s. 2Sa5 23}s: and 424 900 do and Al clear. and
k21aO Al clear ut IS 23e.
Francs we're also shade higher. but no ssles
were reported.
Nothing transpired In German marks
At the close sterling bills were quoted at q
as 28a for bill Of ading and Al clear and "a 30 ~
for bank and francs at sss CTS for commercial
and .. for bank
German marks were quoted At !03G:G3t.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were OF
nerciai was shade higher. The sales OF New
York sight covered $i50 900. embracing $I0oeo and
&2o 600 commercial at = ~ cent discount ana
f6o coo do and ST. coo pr Sate bankers at ~
The banks continued to CHECK Oh New York az
par, while comm rcal sight was quoted az = u1-io
y cent discount, against u on Saturday. 90
There is scarcely any movement IN secufltles'
she few transactions cOnsunInat's being mostiS
forced sales pledges or otherwise at low and
very irregular prices. giving 20 1ea1 0asis 1os
quotations.
In stocks we noticed safe of "a shares New Or
leans CITY Railroad Company at $40 81.
In bonds noticed sales OF $4,000 city gold beac
ing cents early. at IS. and 2ooo and 1000
later at 81 At the close 3is was offered. but We
heard of no sales at this rate.
The ;ew transactions IN city ecHip are IN retail
Tots for the payment OF back taxes. City apprO
and time certificates Of 1879 were still quoted
nominal at 1914
No -, es of state warrants were reported. Cd
were s,1.. quoted at 200-. and new at -GS1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20
More B1OOdshed in MOreh0uses

Mr.. Joseph j. Worley had preliminary
examination on Friday last before Judge
Wheeler on the charge OF numbering Mr..
NJ. p. Whitcomb, in Prairie Mer Rouge. on
Wednesday last. 1t seems that Mr.. Whit
comb had threatened the life of Mr.. Wor.
ley-was on bis way at night with pistol in
hand t" Worlry's house to carry the threat
into execution. Some two hundred yards
from the house he met a Mr. Porterfield.
who lives at Worley's. Whtcomb told Por.
terfield he was going to shoot Worley
through the window and then beat Mrs.
Worley. POr'elfeld went near way to the
house, told what he had heard to WorIey
and his family; Morley got up. took his gun
and shot Wbitcomb at the gate Under
This tes'im"ney the parish judge thought it
q care of JUS, itia hle homicide and discharged
Mr. Worley Bastrop Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20

schooner J. g. Whipple, Webb master, eight end
. half DAYS frUm Urix. NOdeperturts
sOotohsr ~, u N.-Wind north,
light. Weather fair Arrived-SteamshipI azOo,
Barrett master. 1t 1l%S A. NJ. from Plilsdelphia.
via RAvana To T. A. Yorke. No dSpart ures.
viCKxBuks, October 10 -Cp-JOhn b Maude. ut
nine o'clock last night. DOwn-Belie Of Texas. A.
seven O'Clock last night; Bismarck, at 3 A. M and
Belle Of Shreveport. 1t il A. n. to day. Arrived
City Of vicksburg at IL n. Weather warm and
c,enr, The liver has fallen three inches in tine
last twenty.fOnr bOurs.
MEMPHIS October !9.-Weathe1 Gear and warm.
The river has f. lien one inch in she last twenty
fuor hours. Depar'ed-Delle Memphis, for s..
Louis: Fort Gibson. for ArkaHeas S:veg and Glen
cOe for Few Orleans.
CINCINNATI. October f9.-RiveP four feet eight
inches and falling. Weather bazv and mild.
PITTsBrRG. October l9..-River twenty-five inches
and falling. Weather eear End c"o!.
LOUISVILLE, October 19.e-kiver !aihnc slowly.
with three feet eight inches ia ;he canal weather
clear and cold.
BvANsSllLE. October 3a.-aires falling slowly.
Weather clear and cool g..
CsIKa, October iy.-ASrived -Eoun'2. rom ~.
Louis, at p N. Departed~A A. aiitic, TOT ~: LOUIS
1T sP NJ: Capitol City, to- V:ekebuss. At /. NJ:
Mary Alice for New Orleans. at a. ID. RIVER nve
feet eleven inshes and falling. Weather c!esr'
ST. LvuIs. October ia.-Arrised-Moiii~ Moore.
from New orleans; Kinney. tr0n1 yicksbury. No
departures. River falling slowly. Wea;hes S.ear
Probabilities
WAR DhPARrMHsr.1
Once Chief Signal Officer, I
Washington. October ~. 1854. i:a-' 2. N.Y.
For Tennessee and the Gulf States, falling baIe.
m, ter. southeastern y winds, with WagNky. clear
aud partly cloudy weather.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20

Mrs. Aneelique Medley VS.. Mrs. Anna
Hughes widow by first marriage of Joseph
Laurel, by second marriage of Manuel COuto,
and row the wife of John ". Mead) and her
TVFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans. No. s9Sl.-By virtue Of writ Of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish OF Oreans in the
above entitled cause, Il will proceed to sell At pdb.
lie auction. at the NJ rchanls and Auctioneers
Exchange Royal street. between Canal aud Custom.
house streets in the Second District of this city,
on SAri RDAY, November u. 1874, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated in
the FaubOurg Franklin of Hi city, in the square
bounded by Morales and Music streets, Washing.
ton and Goodchldren walks, forming part of the
lot of ground designated by the number nine. Of
square number hundred and FIVE on particu.
lar plan of said square drawn b. Joseph Pile late
surveyor, on the twelfth day of april, 1884 and
lat notary public OF this city, the renteenth
of December, 1884, measuring twenty five feet six
inches front on Washr gton walk, by one hundred
and seventeen feet deep. to be taken in said O' Of
ground number nine on the side nearest to Good.
children street, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. The above described
properly belongs to tie defendant herein in the
manner following, to wit: BY act passed on The
third day of Nav. 1860, before I. G. Gottschalk,
late notary public iii tis city, Manuel Cnutc, her
second husband, purchased said proper from
Sa,v..do Fernandez The said Manuel COutO de.
parted this life in this city leaving neither
dents nor deec ndents any collateral citations
and proof thereof his wife was recognized q his
sole lawful heir at law, a"d as such sent, accord
ing to articles nine hundred and TWEEN four and
nine hundred and twenty five of the Civil Code Of
this State in possession Of the aforesaid property,
comprising the whole of his Succession, as the
whole Will more fully sppear on reference being
had to the Judgment rendered this cause mum
bred twentyseven Thousand and eighty five OF The
docket Of the Second District court tor the parish
OF Orleans.
Seize! in the above suit.
vecnis-Cash Oh the spot.
". P. HARPER.
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The <.uIf Outlet.

We are glad to se- thai Mr.. Cobb is max
ing the question Of gulf outlet for the pro-
ducts OF the Missouri valley 80 important a
question in his canvass for Congress in the
second Kansas district, and are frank to
say that We believe the other candidates in
that State would materially strengthen
Themselves by secODdmg his course. 1t is
due 10 Mr.. Cobb, however. TO say that this
is MOI campaign issue with him alone, for
the records Of Congress show that he
pressed it npOn the attention of that body
last session, and with great force of argu-
ment and illustration.
The people OF Kansas can advance the
interest Of cheap transportation and mar
ket for their agricultural products, in no
way hall s" efiectnaliy as in the opening up
OF his outlet to the ocean. 1t is worth all
the r. form platforms of that State, for it ia
the solution pointed out by the physical
geography If the continent itself.-Hansas
City Journal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20
BY Placide J. Spear.
By Placide :. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MAGA.
ZINA STREET. SIXTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF LORENTZ GARTNER,
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3. Ais.

pY PLAClDE ). SPEAR. AUCT1ONEER-
- Office No. &c Exchange slley.-SATURDA1.
October "a. 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ. will be
sold at public auction. at the Merchants ano Auc.
tiOneers' Exchange, on Royal street, between
Cara! and Customhouse streets by virtue and IN
pursuance to All order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
Orleans. dated September Is. 1874. for account Of
the above succession
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Sixth Dis rict of this city, design ted by
the No. Is in square No. 20, bounded by Magazine
Live Oak. Berlin and Milan streets said lot meas
ures 80 feet front Magazine street bv lis feer
inches in depth. between parallel lines, English
measure.
Terms and conditions-One-h half cash AID the
balance at a credit Of year, secured by special
mortgage on the property sod bearing eight per
cent interest per annur from dale of sale till
paid. with the clause OF five per cent Attorney's
fees in case OF suit The buildings to he insured
the cost OF purchaser and the policy transferred
to the parties in interest
Act of sale before 4. Eude, notary pnblc. at tbs
expense of the purchaser. deposit of ton per
cent on amount Of adj Indication will be required
from the purchaser at the time of SALE
st22 90 e(6 10 2024
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Tuesday, October ~. 1874. 5
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
french bark Avepir. Masabo, for Cette

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Yazoo, Barrett, from Philadelphia 9th
instant, via Havana, to Z lorke-2d district 10
Spanish steamship Rita, Riestra from Havana. IN
ballast, to Ii Put. Eco Sd district
Schooner James Ford, Small 20 days from Boston,
to Norton l. Be-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert E Lee Campbell. from vicksburS
Wawenock Gleason. from Bonnet Care
Fieta. Mitchell. from Grand EcOre
Empire. AucOn. from Lower Coast
Katie. Carlton. from ChicOt City
W 5 Pike Brown. from Rutliffs Landing
Henry Iete. Aucoin. from Lafourche
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Gen Meade. Sampson. from New fork
10th instant to John H Ludwigsen-2l district
Ship Franconia. Otis. Is days from Bath. Me. 10
master-lst district
Bark Com tesse Duchatel. Dupont from Bordeaux
August 81 to MASTERED district
British bark Queens'o own, KeH:. days from Ha.
Sana. to master-POint
STEAMBOATS,.
Prank Morgan. Canton. from Lower Coas:
Mary Ida Ruiz. from st James
Josephine. Cozzins. from Bonnet Carre
WallOon, DebOuchei. from Lower Coast
Marie. Bassett. from Lower Coast
BELOW-COMlNG UP.
Barkentine Fl.etw;ns. Smith. from L:vespoo! lu.
gust %. to Ocean. Zeaega &co-
EXPORTS.
cETTE-Ba1k Avenir-5! 600 s:aves
IMPORTS.
NEW SoRK-steamsair General Meade---Astd
mdse
PHILADELPHIA VIA Enthusiastically IA
zOO-Astd mdsc
HAvANA--Bark Queenstown 1905 bxs sugar iii
Observation-Disclosures Comtesse Ducha:e!-.ss cases
wine 1893 cks wine SO bbls wine
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FISHERS observation-disclosures " 5 P1ke--i0ss
bales cotton SKIS seed cotton % SKIS cotton seed 10
hhds sugar 10 bbls moasses and sundries
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henry rete-37 ihds gu.
gar l2l bbls mOlasses half bbls Molasses IS bbls
rice 653 SKIS rice and sundries
observation-disclosures Iee~i2i2 bales cotton
1883 SKIS cotton seed ~ SKIS seed cotton and sun.
dries
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Flefa--s26 bales Gotten
"A SKIS cotton seed 10 half bbs molasses and sun.
LOWER COAST-Steamer Empire--ls hhds sugar
90 bb!s n0lasses ~ bbls ske rough rice and
CHiCOT CiTY-Steamer Xatie-l22. bales cotton
%697 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
LOWER COAST--Steamer Frank No.par-e1?
SKIS rice &c bbls rice and sundries
ST JAMES-Steamer Mary Ida-zO bbis .nolasses
i02 SKIS rice and sundrieS
BONNET CAKRE--steames josephine--s bbis
mOlasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Walioon--Sundries
LOWER CoA>T~steamet Marie-svndries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MOHGAH's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
October 9-58 bales cotton II bbls rice 831 SKIS rice
S2l 10: in specie 342 head cattle and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD October 1890 bales cotton i47 ibis whisky
goo bbls lime z66 bids apples and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD, OCTOBER l9-l5i4 bales cotton and sundries
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" r HARPER
ocsii J.: 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.


Eugene lsarenu ct al vs.. Mrs. Jesse RIOS,
ant her husband
LHOERIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH on
l. Orleans, No AZ 965.-By virtue of A VIII, of rez.
nrt ana sale to III. directed by the honora Die the
Fourth District Court for the par sh OF Or.i.n. in
tht above entitled cause. will proceed % sell at
publis auction, at tn. Merchants an, AuctIon.ers'
Exchaiiae, ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
tOmiiousr streets, in the Second Distict ~. yhis
cry ga WEDNESDAY october 81 1874 az twelve
wit r. - - W
AtER'AIN Lot OF GRoCNb. ,ope,h-, with all
Tue oul"ilneS and improvements thereon, nigh
aSs' p''lNgts and appurtsuanres thereunto be
i'HEh or ~ az s"Ise appt Haiung stu tted in tne
SECOND District rt his cry, IA tlarr .nu de,
be1ng he bird lot from the corner of Bourbon aud
tnstOmiieuse streets, measuring invent, -four feet
SIX inches front Oh said CustOmhouse st.e.t, by
tb1ui anets five feet in depth and eng bounded
o one side by property of Mrs Rob TT D Urg,,
aart AID the other de by that Of y. s+nas
oW or laisly. Which said q. -.riDed property n,
ne sepirate property Of Mrs. 1ess- Ross defend.
an h+feiH aud the ZANE fe,. lot t. her before
iIeI marriage with J. Ross the partition III AIDE
bet ween her and Edgar Hincks, her brother and
l. ulse Hnrks her sfer, then minor repre-.
sented by I'd ward Morphy, her tutor OF he prop.
erty and effects belonging to the succession Of
their late faith r and mother, David o HInIks and
Emma MOrshy his wife. bOrh dece .s.d n his
q Y, bs act executed the sixteenth 6ay u
MAY. 1867, before Felix Grima. nOtary public il.
this city
). lied in the above SUIT.
Trrms-tash On the spot.
sele p oc4 81 Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleanA.
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NEW YORK.
a Se,sspaper Correspondent 81

! NeNspabeF Covresponuens SHU1s
New York. October Jg.~ auckland. the
New York ITm.s correspondent, has been
shot by the Spanish republicans. He was
private secretary Of PostL aster jewell
~bile IN Russia, and was placed on tn"
Times staff upon Mr. JEWELS recommends.
zion. auckland was seeking the Cafiis'
Headquarters when captured, and shortly
eftes skots
Tweed,a Baaied Aopsss
judge Brady has denied motion o.
Tweed's counsel to correc, alleged error ~
Chief Justice Davis in the SecOvd Of their
clients trial.
krndlaugh.
Charles fradlansh arrived here to-day
from England
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20
FORElGN.
Won Arnilns

Won Arn1ms
RERfdS. October I9.--The reports ere
that the last domiciliarv visit to the resid
euce of Count Tun Arnim was merely for
the purpose of delaying his trial. .,
NEW YORK, October l9.-Special cable
dispatches stats that the charge against
Won Arnim has dwindled down to one OF
characterization only, Prince bismarck
dyexding further spread OF the scandal
. Stanleys
the United States steamer Juniata has
arrived at Zante; and Stanley has arrived
at Zanzibar, en- route for the scene OF MS
isbprs in Africa, and WAS accorded fr1end'
" deception by the Snltan.
Another Victim.
BaYoNNE. OctO ber I9.-It is believed that
Francis Jerrard, the representative OF the
English Carist committee, was with Cecil
Buckland. when both were shot by the
Carlos, Army.
Don Carlos has appointed Paiva and
Counts Cezrta and Bardi to important
commands.
The Carlist chief. Nava. has destroyed
eleven bridges ON the Valencia and Tara
gona railway.
A Steamer Seized.
The steamer Moves which was detained
by the French authorities ON the represent
1tiOn of the Spanish consul at BayOnne,
that she contained cOntrabands of war for
The Carlists, was held under guard in the
port OF SacOa. The mayor of lrun and the
Spanish consul at Hendaye have arrived
there in Spanish gunbOat and demanded
the surrender Of the steamer. The captain
of the port answered that he is without
authority to comply. The Spanish govern
ment has not yet made formal demand on
France for the vessel.
Carlisls Captured and Killed.
Four hundred Carlists have been cap
tured by the Republican troops near Alba
cette.
In the recent engagement at Amposts
1000 Carlists were killed.
The Navarrez soldiers in Don Carlos
army refused to leave their homes.
Fatal Accident.
LONDON, October l9-By the railing Of
house in Leeds this morning, four persons
were instantly killed and several wounded.
Election.
PARIS, October l9.-The election in the
Seine ct Oiee tor member Of the Assembly,
resulted in tho success OF NJ. Senard, the
Republican candidate.
No Confirmation.
The American legation here has no con-
frmatiOn of the shooting OF auckland.
Column Vendome.
1t is officially announced that the rebuild.
ing of the Column VendOme will be cOm-
pleted next week, and the statue OF Napo-
leon, which IL nearly finished, viii! be placed
on the monument.
Banishing the Carlists.
The French government has issued fresh
orders prohibiting the residence OF Spaniards
in eight communes bordering on Spain
SOme thirty Carlists have accordingly re-
ceived notice to quit
To BE Removed.
The project of the department OF Lower
Pyrenees, whose conduct is one Of the sub
jecrs of Spanish complaint, will shortly be
removed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20
scosr1SuEp FROM FIRST PAeE.l

..r......~~,n.t the late ELECTION frauds. a
SS. us WAS ~, appointed to raise funds to
prosecute the offenders. ;..
.j.Ca,nerop. Michlenb berg, Harvey: Raymond
ccasui,ins 70 defraud DR.. z. J: Roebnck Of
bis termination. and Isaac Musser, n. r.
Becker and John Brendel. eiecuon oIncers'
for violating the primary election iS"es
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An Anti. COmprOm Democrat.

Says the Shreveport Times of the eight
zenith:
Our fellow citizen. Judge w. B. Egan, re-
turned home frcm New o. leans yesterday
morning on the &. X. Dortce. Judge Egan
visited New Orleans in response to the call
of the State Central Committee of the white
y opl-, of which he Is the member from
Caddo. The principa. object of the meeting
of the committee was t" take actien in rela-
ton TO the compromise proposed by the
Committees OF the w o parties. Judge Egan
was in full sympathy with the people of
This portion Of the State, and opposed the
ratification of the compromise. bur in vain,
aud ii was ratined by very large vote.
Very few members from the Country par
ishes were presenr, and Judge Egan alone
from North Louisiana. The whole affair
was managed by tie city members.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
John r. Clay ". Frank Gutter.

SW0u rs AlWy vs. Ef00k U10ltUEs
SfXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 6'Ss.-By virtue of u writ Of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the sixth
District Court for the pAr,sh Of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' tx
change Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets. in the Second District Of this city,
on SATURDAY. November 81. 1874 at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon rights,
ways and advantages thereuntO belonging or in
wise appertaining, situated lying and being in
the Fauhou1g Washington, in the Third District Of
this city, the square bounded by CasacslvO (nOw
Royal Enghien. Port and Moreau tnow Chartrt s.
streets. measuring twenty.oDe feet seven inches
front OIL CasacalvO OF Royal street by ole hundred
feet in depth The buildings and improvements
comprise good and solid two story brick dwelling
house, Stat. rooted and two story BRICK kitchen,
slate rooted. out houses, yarG paved With bricks
etc. The house bears the No SIC Royal street.
Being the sanie prOperty ACQUIRED bv the defend
ant herein by purchase from Dennis Owens, by
act passed before W. }. Csste1i. notary public in
this city, on the tirst OF May. 1872.
Seized liz this above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot,
w. P. HARPER
moi SbariY of p.r;s nrln
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Oc2a % Dof2i Sheriff of Il
Pierre Leblanc vs.. Mrs. FRANCESCA Quers
ing, widow of Louis CadouH and wife Uf Charles

A. Hukel and her husband.
N1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. 6632.-Bv virtue OF a writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the sixth DisIrct Court 1Or the parish OF Orleans.
In the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and AuctOneers'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
t"mhouse streets, in the Second District of this
'ity, ON SATURDAY, November g. 1874. at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property to
wit
ALOT OF GROUND, together with all the build.
ings and improve ments thereon and all appurte.
nances thereuntO belonging situated in the Second
district of this city, in the square bounded by
Bienvle Cont. IRENE and Marias streets, said
lot mea uriug French measure. niue teen feet four
inches mole Or less front said Benville street.
by one hundred and twenty feet in depth, bounded
on one side by the property of Frank Amturkolk.
sold to him by the said Mrs. Hukel. which lot of
ground makes part n d is to be taken on the side
nearest Maras street Of larger lot of ground pnr
chased by the sad Mrs. Widow Louis CadOuf wife
0f Hukel, defendant herein, from Mrs. C>therine
Rup wife of John Kathnann, per ACT passed before
A. DreyfOus. notary public III this city. on the
twenty sixth of April, 1867.
Seized i'll the above suit.
TeTms-Cash the spot
". P. HARPER
Oc90 D mol q Sheriff Of the Parish of orleans.
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No. 81, 43O.
OY PLAC1DE j. SPEAR. AUCTfONEER-
ID Office No. 46 Exchange alley.-Sa TURDAi /.
November IA. 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ. will be
sold ~ pubic auction at the Merchants and Auc.
tOneers' Exchange. or Royal street. between
Canal and CustomhOusc streets, b. VIII tue and IL
pursuance to an order from the Hon. A. l.. Tissor.
judge of the Second District court for the parish
Of Orleans. dated July %. 1874. tor account OF
the above surcasSiOns-
!. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build.
ings ard improvements thereon, situated IN the
square bounded by Claiborne. Margny, Vaudeville.
and perbigny streets. designated as lot n" ,.
measuring 81 feet front Claiborne street. by SO
feet in depth.
\ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In
same square. adjoining the above lot on the
line, designated as los No. T. measuring 81 feet
front on Vaudeville street, by 80 feet in depth.
Terms and COnditiOns-Onethirdc cash. the BAY
ance at one and two years credit. in notes Of the
purchasers, and bearing interest at the rate o.
eight per cent per annum from Date until paid and
secured by mortgage on the prOpert, cold, the
purchaser to keep the prOperts insured at his
expense and transfer the policy to the holder OF
the notes; the purchaser TO pay the LAWYERS fees.
fixed at five per cent on the amount sued for, and
all taxes tor the current year PAYABLE in 1875. The
purchaser will be required TO make deposit of
ten per cent at the time Of sale the amount Of
adjudication.
Act of sale before ). Cobn. notary public at the
expense OF the purchasers. ocl3 20 u n'3 10 IA