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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
SUGGESTIONS OF PHILIP AND CAROLINE Enc
MANS. BOTR D8CRASlD. CONSOLIDATED
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. $500.
DY NAsw 4 HODGsON-w. I. uope

DY NAsN & HODGsON-w. l. HoDG
ID con, Auctouesr-Oificc No. CarOndulet
street-On "WEDNESDAY. december %, 1877: at
twelve o'clock M. at the st. Charles Auctlou FE.
change In the basement ,otunda OF the st. Charles
tel, in this city, BY virtue and in pursuance of
all order Of the Hon. A. L. TissOt, Judge OF the ~ O.
oud District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated
November u, 1874 docket 10 81 500 for sccourt
Of the successons Of Philip and Caroline Eng
mann, both 4. ceased. consolidated, at public aucf
lou will be cod
l. TWO v,LuABLX LOTS OF GROUND. to-e.b.
er with the buildings aud i'm provements theSeon
sixth District Of tins city, In square 30 z9. b,nnd
ed by Magazine, Camp, Bordeaux and f,yous
streets, designated Nos 10 and a. which nd
l"l each ether, aud measure each 80 feet front On
Magazine street, by depth OF 100 fset, between
Tsfai:~l Nnea Ann mean easure; lot No Is form
ING the corner II u le AMI Bordeaux tr,.,fs
2te improvements ~oISis- OF frsue G ttae,.
c','i5S. used rs grocery residence.
!. "oV.LUA Gle Ls'y> q sia sUSD .oo>ther
eiol the buildings aud pn,v,,n-n three. lii
u;s'ed IL he ii tic. lad ciIl "a, the pt,
.ltN 40 We cescribs', desigaaIad a. Nos IS and G
which ad DIN each other ard measure each % les I
iron on Nagazfe street, by depth OF l2o feet be.
par lei lines, American me acc,rdi M,
to plan mad u LOUIS H. Pile, surveyor, dated
ri IL, 1874 he improvements consist Of a
double eu.rnent frame residence with back
buildings, cistern. engine house, etc.
Terms and Coadit.Dus-OHc half cash on the spot
Equal payments. ut and two years, in tine
DOies of he purchasers each note divided into wo
coupons with SIX pr cent current ard eight Der
cent eventual! interest Il. III the day Of sale. The
attorneys fees case of suit The improve menfs
TO be kept full insured and the DO ices
to ,he tutor or holders Of the cft dit uot.s-
Act Of sale before x. COmmagere notary puhlc
at the expense Of the purchasers including the
taxes for he current year. due In 1878. -
cc41 deS IL - q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
MARKETS.
Domestic iNarke -.

Nxw YORK. December Ie-Goverrr,enc bonds
Al ses OF 1881. 1874; hve-twent'ss of 1862 ~ of
of 1868, llSA; new ives. ll2ss; ten-forties ll33i
Teunessees Isl. new IS; virglniss 90, new 49, con
sodattd So ssferIed II; L"nis,anas g: new ~
fives 49, Georgia sixes !9. s-vens oi North Caro-
Ina. y, new Y, special tag $: South ca'olinas
Cotton closed dull; midd'ing uplands - SC, Or
leaDs 1iic; sales today POPS bales net receipts 49,
gross 1855.
lows December IA 332dl4hc: January Il sc: F-bru-
ary IA ID Ice; March Is 3l60i5 52c April Is l:32c.
May l57Sc; June l6 3-l6c July Is i532c.
Southern flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
steady: moderate demand. Corn fvin fair inquiry
at sec for old Western mixed in storc 95 for
do. xtioat; a9d93c for new Western mixed and vel
low: S909oc for new white Western. Coffee frm
moderate demand. Sugar dull and nominal Tai
low steady at as 0sac. Resin dull at So l512 20.
old sci new uuinspected s2I. Beef fairly active
at $loGlo 50 for plain mess Lard decidedly frmeIi
prime steam lshs; wnisky ISSsr at o al o.
sug.r-s 1 0aac for fair to god refning 8lsc for
for pine; refined dull and easier; les dl0h 0lossc
for hard grades Moiasses-Eoreign dull aud non.
ina Soc for fair Porto Rico; New orleans steady at
ST. Lor,s. December 10 Cotton dnr niddl,ng
l3zc. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat tirmeI;
No. Q red winter 81 09; No. s 040l O4k. Corn
67G7lc, according to location. Oats easier; 570
S7h". whisky steady at sac: Pork is held bishtr.
nally uncba ged Lard opened quiet at l3Ac and
closed at l3c on the spot
t,sCiNSATI, December TO- Cotton dull midd1ing
l31;c. Flour STEADY; de- mand moderate. Wheat
scarce and firm; red : l0Ol u. Corn firm at 1870
75c. cats finn at So 062c. Lard-Sales OF steam
Pork tI9 Is. Bn,k meats firm; shoulders 7d7li G:
clear rib 50. 0yzsc; clear l0dlotc. Bacon-Shoul-
ders ea.c clear RIO l2sc; clear isAc. Whisky SIC.
Foreign Markets.
PARIS December 10. tvenng.-Spece III The Bank
of France iucr. ased IL 500 600 francs.
LIVERPOOL. December 10, Observation-Disclosures
on baeis middling uplsnds, nothing below good
Ordinary, shipped January and February, 71su;
do deliverable December and January 56d; 90.
nothing below midding shipped November and
December 7ssd; ditto shipped January and Eebru.
ary 7t,d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11

ST SOUIs-steamer Bismarck-l47s bsles cetton
l6 bales hay IL hhds tobacco 1895 aks oats 43s shs
bbls pork $50 bbs whisky 100 ties lard 100 kegs Lard
1858 pcs meat in bulk and suudry produce
,aIs, cot,on ses5 ors uur go SSis oil 6a ks cora
1927 sks oilcake 1881 ba!es hay $40 pcs meat aud
sundries
1915 aka cotton seed 200 bbis uOur 433 bbs wh,sky
IS hbs pork 40 cks bacon 80 bxs baca $50 bxs soap
M s1s easS - tss %s%ry
hhds sugar 704 bbls mOlasses ll6 axis rice aud sun
LOWER coAsT-steamer Rice Parner-l2i Dbl.
BONNET CARRE-steamef Wa~enock-1c hhds
sugar 1883 bbls mola-ses and sundries
CONVENT LANDING Steamer Mary MA-.o
hds sugar 23s bbls molssses 24o sks rice and SUI.
ARGYLE LANDING-steamer Prank Pargoud-
36t3 bales cotton 5L70 SKIS cotton seed and udr
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Garryowen-809 bales
bales cotton ISL bbls moiasses and snnd-ies
CCLUhBIA-Steamer Bastrop-l047 bales cotton
S sks seed cotton 500 sks seed cotton and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Seminoie-4ll hide
sugar sS7 bbls molasses sna suIidries
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie HOPKINS
.55 bids sugar st1 bbs moasses hat bbl l0oiass.S
bbls sugar and eundr~s
BATON ROUGs--SteanaY = Hoig"--!f hnies
cotton SKIS seed cotton 36s hhds sugar li7s bhls
molasses half hbls mo!asses aud eunorles
LOWEk COAST-Steamer Braiish Johns0r.-229
bales cotton bbls sugar 400 bbis moasses l7 bbla
nee go SKIS soIi. rice ana snndrlee
LOWER COASr-Steamer Wallcon--1: bhls mo
!asses Fl bales moss and sundres
Observation-Disclosures Pelican-~l II bb!s Yaolasses
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MoRG.N's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
December l0-l36 bales cotton 619 hhds SUGAR bbl5
sugar l5i5 bbis motafsts half Dbl moiasses 40
SKIS rico bills rice l9l head cattle and snntrirs
NEW LEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. Decem.
Der 10--S3 hhds sugar 206 bbls molasses and sun.
dries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. De.
cember l0-l3i7 bales cotton q cks bacon md ann.
dries
Train No 2-749 bales cotton 40 bills rosin
NEW ORLEANS. st. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD, December le-39o7 bales cotton and sunarteo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

We notice that the New Orleans City Railroad
Company has declared q dividend Of u Y share,
pay BILE on and after January l.
Gold opened at ll0ys all +. against lloH at New
York, and. after q fair business. closed at llid
s against ~ in fbas oe At cS
$1,000 and s3oO at Ill. 40 600 st II! aln SlooO
and 5000 a, INK, and 5000 and $1,000 at NE.
No sales OF sil.o werr reported American naI
dollars eth quoted at los 0losA and Mexican
dollaus at 97OS71a gold.
Sterling exchange opened At ABOUT yeste days
quotations but under the influence Of the advance
III gold at New York closed abont Slo Y cent
h gher. The movement was Of fair extent com.
IS 81; $1,000 d" and $1,000 Al clear s. 81: $1,000
Al clear at IS 3ld5 3za $500. .5ty ana $4,000
bin Of lat.ng at - al,s as ~: 900 Al clear ut
FraIcs were also higher The eaes amounted 70
3a5 900 commercial embracing 80 600 aud 200 600 at
A, the close sterii, bills were quoted at SIS go
32,i for bill Of ladins and AL clear and u.s. 80
fr bank and francs al 4.72h 047i for commercial
The offerings Of domestic exchange were Of
Hbs1al extent but u. citing with OF " iair az maud
New Ynra sight covered $4,000. embracing 5lc..
900 Is 900 Commercial AT al6 u cent discount;
Sis 600 commercial aud $4,000. S25 900 900,
$4,000 and s60.Oo0 pr vate bsnk-rs' At u ana
500 500 bank at 7l6 We also noticed sales of
10 ONO. o,ooo and $lS 600 commrrclai on rroVi.
dsn.e sd ~ Slc no. Sn III m nonton at * cent
TIE banks continued to check on New YORK 81 4
y cent discount. and commercial sight Was quoted
vt 9-l60is, against u Yesterday.
No sa+s Of stocks were reported.
City eolo bearing seven y cents opened at about
g. tell off about to 301s and at the close roae,
under the influence of good demand, to 39h.
The sales and resaloe summed up 800 w. emSrac-
ing $500. at 1885,: $4,000 at 38a& S25 900 at 38a q
50; 5000 aud $4,000 at 3st; @5O00 at 39s and
5000. 5000 and 81, 90 at 3sh Yesterday there
were sales at 81.
l;othlng transpred in city scrip. City spproprs-
ton certificates, Me ropoltan Police warrants and
time certificates Of 1873 are Atin quoted at
shout 50.
State warrants are In better demand, and are
quoted at about -a2O fer old aud ao0- for new
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11

job lot. are 70 n hxhs': god demand s:,, $50
s s"oa iss sls a";s os,ne ia, siso Jos stt
Pair lsk 0isac; good lsolsAc; prime lsa0lsaae
We ate indebted to Messrs Marks Co and
Small 1 Co. for the following te!ss ram. dated ns
Bio Janeiro, December 9. 1874, and New YORK. De-
Purchases since December 2. ~ 5000 bage; cleared
Atlantic ports. CO., Cleared Gaf PS oo P s
EsCULkNiS AND GREEN vkGETA sLES-Good
supply and fair d. mand. Northern potatoes are
Is; apples S3as y bbl cabbages e6a5 ? box.
and l8c apiece in bulk; sourkrout $80ll y Dbl
BUTTERLght s%poy and seod cS ds%s"S c. nn
43c; inferior Western 20025c; medium 2s0z7c;
choice 28a3oc y h.
choice is almost exhausted. Choice Weatern fac
tory is selling at lSt Vl6c; medium l20i4c; IN.
fs,ior aloe: New York cram Ssa, ~ aas RnEI''h
BEANS AND WESTERN pkAS-Wrsern beans
sell at SIC; Northern 4c p r. There are 10 green
EGGS-Fair supply and good demand. houisisns
is selling 35a37kc; Western at 2503Oc p dozen:
POULTRY-Weste,n grown chlekens sell ~ - -
as; young @3d3 50; ducks e303 so; geese 80
al; turkeys siz0i5 y dozen. Louisiana grown
chickens sell at $4d4 50, young 81 so; ducks 49,
COOPERAGE-Molasses barrels sell at 81 TO-
halt barrels 81 30 kegs ST; sugar hogsheads
DRIED FRuIT-Is in light supply and moderate
demand. Apples are quoted at 607c; peaches 700c
#tb.
is selling at SOC y Dbl AZ wholesale 75C at retail!
81 y hid, soc y box to steamboats,, and Csc TO
manufacturers; Anthracite So y ton.
MOUNT CARBON Goals selling at retail at
Csc and at Wholesale ut As p Dbl.
kICE-The market is firm and the receipts are
lighr. Louisiana No. 2 cells az 3kH4c con mon
~ d5Ac: ordinary SIX acc; fair 81 a6'4c prime ~
sfARCH-Is scarce and sells to arrive at Sc p ID.
aor:. :. AZ t, supply aid limited demand
BALING Nv iNE-Is retailing at Ice; round lots
are quoted at 1a,ec " b.
rosin is quoted at 81 20 y bbl Spirits turpentine
36a37c y gallcn. Pitcn $3.50 Is y bhl. K"sin No:
81 l502 rs; No. 81 4eda 5" Dbl Tar $40A Is
soaps scarce and the demand is good at firm
prices. Supplies sell rs fast landed. Extra
olive g., III round lots and &c in job lots: German
olive tNew orleans) &c n: nasnoia NJ; treble Die
COTTON SEED OlL-Rsared sells at s6a4ac p
STAR CANDLEs-small stock. Quoted ss 15c
".aPoRTED FRUITS AND NUTS Good demand
| boxes SOC. Lemons st 75o. Is y box. BAnanas
Sl03 according to sizs of ounrh Citrsn 35c " To-
Currants &c. Brazil nnts lIsc Almon ~so2 23 :;
y dozen. Socoanuts s57 soa6o y i""n
| IRON COTTON TIES-0o"d supply and demand
count on round lots: the Beard q Brothers tie
| sells At 6kc y b. with discount on Icnn: lots
| LOUISIANA Misunderstanding ut s507 v bbl
| SALT-Small stock and = fair demand. Weqnele
deal+rs rates: Coarse s. 25Ol 30 sack; fne -
! al co: Turks Island ac09Sc = bag Of t~o bush
for dray age. Table salt In buckets cells ut -
BAGGING-Gocd fe,a,l demand Domestic jute
India l2c p yard
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW j. L. RABAsSA-N0. IS .3s3

RY b. GUlNAULT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ corner Exchange ailev and Bienvile street.
SATURDAY. December 10. 1874, will be cold at
twelve O'Clock NJ, At the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. Royal street, between Canal ana
Customhouse stresis, by viltue Of Judgment IRON
the honorable the second district Court TOT the
parish Of O,lespe. rendered October - 1873 ana
sgled October ~, 1874 the following property 70
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in Suburb
Trt nle. Second District Of this CITY III toe e9uare
boar ded by Dunnaine st Philip. Roman aud PIteCr
streets, measuring 80 fee inch front on Dumaine
street by depth OF l63 feet inches iiDes on me
line dividing il frem lot no a. nna ito feet inches
iiDes On the other side; together S.th handsome
house. No. 3l3, haviag BRICK front and containing
tour rooms, ~iih side gallery; two story kiteh-
Of fou. rooms he whole slate rooted; a wash
shed, privv two cisierEs, coach gate. paved yard,
etc. See plan at the Excnange.
months credit. for notes divided into coupons 10
suit the parties inteItsted bearing eight per cent
interest from Gay sale until paid and secured by
mortgage. vendors lien and privilege on property
sold: the taxes on the assessment Of 1914, payable
in 1875 well the d. Air.ge privilege to DO paid
by tho purchaser; the butdngafn be kept insured
ley transferred TO the vendors; and Tho Iets
i.N1 ers who mas be employed at the maturity
- he Totes TO prosecute tn" payment. 70 - ooine
b. pdlthRse e. 4 txed ~ .iye PER cent on lie
Amount coli-rt.5
Acl o. sa.e before 4. u. DoriacnrrE notary pub
lie attic eyrcrse Of the purchaser.
rat- % Te2 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
i,c,.TtNtjtD Fk,M flkkr fASN

pu~e such 4. thing would not even D- 'og'u
"a a criminel, but we should hand him over
to the medical fraternity as case Vi CA
IRENE lunaay. ann
"Such ia our conviction: such is The con
yjction Of all Mexicans. This government
has not made, nor will it ever admit propo-
siiiops for parting with a single J't OF the
territory OF the nation.
All the press of Mexico united in ceo,".-
inc the report which originated on tn" "a
c,fc coast to be without foundation ion rns
promptly contraticted by the Ak ~'cah
commercial agents.
o., r,s.ter (:enci al Jeweli's Nomination
The Senate, in executive session, TO-DAY
cent Postmaster General JewelIs nonlna
ION to IN. Committed. HIS confirmation Is
not assured.
Texas.
p,.tmas4ar Ganeral Jewell has in con
templation radical changes IN Texas Ia'i-
roads.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
The Grave of st. patricks

Mr.. Berry Ffennel, writing in LanG and
Water, says:
One matter which I think will impress
most strange with a feeling OF dissppOint-
ed surprise is visit to the Cathedral City
or Downpatcck. 1t is neither tbs city il
self nor the flne substantial cathedral on
the hill that evoke this feeling. They are
well enough. trim, thriving, comfortable
looking on the whole, and ueed not fear
comparison with other catheGrals or cathe-
dral cities OF Ireland. But something more
than disappointment, something like indig.
nant surprise, takes possession Of one on
being led up to what is said to be held
sacred, as the grave Of St. Patrick, and
which as such is visited, am told, by mul.
titudes of American strangers every year.
1t lies in the highest and most central posi-
ton in the otherwise decently kept church
yard surrounding Downpatrck Cathedral,
and is the one spot of earth in the whole
place that appears given up to complete
neglect and d. secration.
Around the graves and gravestones.
ancient and modern, all well ordered and
neatly kept. some showing the recent touch
Of hands directed by loving care, while
the one which strangers would have ex-
pected to find most honOred and revered is
the only dishonored grave among them all.
The unsightly looking hole, unmarked by
cross OF slab, now halt filed with loose
rubble of broken brick, stones and earth,
is a disgrace to the people of Down, who,
be they Protestants or Papists, in that they
claim to be Christians, have an equal right
to honor the resting place Of this faithful,
fearless preacher Of Christianity, who was
the first to bring the Gospel of Truth into
Ireland, the first to introduce the dawn Of
civilization among her then wholly barbar-
GUS princes and people, and whose feet first
touched the I-ish soil upon the shores Of
the County Down. l shall feel proud in
deed if these observations will lead any
one belonging TO the neighborhoo1. OF
the country. - take some interest II this
matter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
By s. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE J. BEAyxrEu

RY -. GC1NAULT, ACCTIONERR.-OFFICE
ID corner Of hxchaDg- alley and BienviNe street.
On SATURDAY, December 10, 1874, viii be sold ac
twelve o. clork Nj. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal st'eet. between Canal ans
Custonhcuse streets, by virtue of en- order from
thu honorable the second District Court for the
Parish OF Orleans, dated October %, 1874
LOT OF GROUND, situated in suburb PontchaS
tran Third district of this city. in the square
bounded by Bay GU st. John road, Savage Campo.
ment and LIE Page streets measuring, French meass
ure, ~ feet front on Bayou st. John road, by lis
feet inch dep. together with a srame house.of
four soons, cabinet AID galley. aitctssn, Rtivy
etc
See plan at the Exchange.
TeIms-One halt casiI and the balance 81 oas
years credit for q note bearing mortgage and
eight per cent interest per annum from date; the
buildings to be kept insured and policy transferred
to tho b-arer of the HOt.; and III case of judicial
proceedings for the recovery of the above note.
the lawyers fees fixed at five per cent. to be paid
BY tn. purchaser.
Act of sale before Amedee Ducatel. notary pub
lie. At the expense OF tho purchasers, including
the taxes for the year 1874. due in 1875 - we'll
the drainage pr viiege. nol7 Is de2 10 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
NEW YORK.
TiltOn Still Struggling TO DishonoF "i'
NViEa

Nrw YoRK. December I0---TI'ton con
.y',tas a l,nv Aft ,ayjt ,hus: "Ho therefore
resntcrfulIy prays and insists. IN case THIS
court should grant any order for parucn
lars, that a clause may be inserted therein
to the folio wing efi+ct, viz: But this "r"er
ia not to he ss construed or applied as t"
prohibit plaintiff, on trial Of this action
rom introducing evidence OF confes'fob''
acts. declarations. writings aud documents
which may he admissabie under general
rules Of evidence, as il this order haa bo'
hean made. and which do not, in terms, re-
fer To any particular act or time OF adultery
but prove by such evidence the aduiterous
intercourse charged in the compliant, al
though it may no: thereby appear to have
been committed at any particular gay I'll Al
any particular place
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11

~. s-eib'as. in I. peace pa..e:. .oys: ''G.Se
n:e :,e 'nUEs: that ... been spent ia y ar
and F.! Wiz purchase every foo: Of land upon
the globe viii elothe every man. woman
and c..i,G 10 aD attire that kin:s and queens
would DO ycou! of: will build y school
heus. Upos every hillside, and in every
will eupply that schoolhoass with . CON-
petert teacher; twill build aa academy in
every town, and ehdow it; q college in
every State, and ill it with able professors;
will crown every hill with a church. con-
secrated TO the PRONUNCIATION Of the Goeptl
vi peace"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
By D. E. Morphy.
Succession OF DOMINGO BoRS!o.

DY ID. L. rIDRPIl-A. f. mOEPHi. ACCr
ID ti"neer.-Wt be So s per ord 40. 81, "a ole
trict Cnrr for h- D irish OF o leans. on WEDSbs-
DAY. Deceuner Is, 1874 at 10 A. NJ in tho la'e
residence OF the shove named deceased, No. a 81
Peter street between Royal and Char,r-s streets
A LARGE AND GtEERAL ASSORTMENT VI
HOCSs HOLD AND KIT HEN FURNITURE etc.
And at P. NJ. at the livery stable corner Ut 81.
Loris and Bnui bon streets
TWO FINK HARNESS MARRe.
TWO BUGGlke AND HARNESS.
2erms-Cash On the spot ae5 ~ 10 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
BY Hoey & 0Connor.
0Y 1aU0y ~ VVOI0VXV
COaHEK PROPERTY In THE FOURTH DISTRICT
SUCCESSION oy vREDKRICI wIlAiAN soSS-
eCHEIH.
Second District Court for the PSsisk u OsIeshs-
No. 81 ,29:e
DIV AOxf / 0'CONnOR-s,c1.o,ss

DIV AOxf 4 0'CONNOR-s,cro.as J.
ID HCey, Aucti0n-eE-Otice No. IL exchange
place.-sATURDAY. January 9. 1915. at twelve
O'Clock n. at the Merchants aud Auctio not re- Ex.
change gu Royal street. between Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets, by virtue Of an ordsr Of the
honorable the Second District Court er the par.
ish of Orleans. dated November 70, 1871 will be
sold by public auction. for account OF said success
sion. the following described property, to witt
TWO LOTS OF GKoUhD. Gltn all the buildings
and improvements tht rcOn in the Fourth District
Of lhis vity. in the square uuded by Third.
Fourth. ClSra and Willow streets desgnated as
lots hos. 10 and IL. djenins each other, and meas
uring 40 follows. to Wit: LOI No 10 forms the cor.
Leg u Fourth and Willow streets. aud measures 80
feet front on Yourth street, by l27 feet inches
tines III depth ard brort on Willow street. between
psysllel Iines lot No. IL adjoins the s.d corn.
iot aud measures 80 feet iuchee 'front.' GA Fourth
strsp<, by depth, between parallel !anes. VI 1Is
feet inches line.
Terms Of 50 e-One-fhird cash, and che fpmsin.
der at one 81 d two yeas e. credit. in notes beArn
interest Of eight per cent per annum with all the
usual security clauses: vendors len; i've per &c As
attorneys q; insurance and transfer of policy,
and assumption Of III taxes Of l6.A. payable N
1875.
Acts Of sale a. she expense At the pusehasers.
b. fore Andrew Hex", IT,. nntayy public.
de8 l9 Is ja2S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11

Second District Court for the rarisa OF CsSeHns"s
No. - GIL.
DY c. E. islRARDEY. AUCrIONEER-
ID nfiice No. 81 Camp streeL-FRiDAY, December
II. 1874 at 10 A. NJ, at the dive ling No. So IRENE
street, between B;enville and Cont. viii be sold
ut public auction, by viz ne Of an order from the
Hon A. l. Tissot, Judge OF the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, dated the thirtieth Of
Move mi err 1874 aud rendered in the above entitled
ssien-
e0id succession, comprising q stock OF Charcoal
Gold aud Silver Plated Watches, Whet lbarrOws
Hurni uye, etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot. de- ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
DY NASH l. YlOD..>ON-w l. HooGst

GyY NASH l. YlODt.sON-w I. HOOGSOS,
n AucGioneer-Ohic- No. 5 CarOndeet street.
Be gil, ming on TUE DAY, OeeemO, r ~ 1876 a. 1890
=. NJ, on the pseAEio&s abOse. Sllh0u. sesexve,
TIE ENT1RE CONTENTS or THE ABOVE OLD
AND WELL-KNQHE ESTABLISH hENT, "ntain-
ing the 6n~st Aesor Inent fulli this city.
Terms-GasA on deiiS-Iy ia UnitsL Statee treas
ury notra
days prior the sale. wheA catalogues will be
ready f.r distribu ion. def I'd