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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoSDoy March 16-Even
ing-spirts OF turpenne opened at 3fs I'd. 35s and
closed at 34s Sd. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERpooI, March IG-
Evening -finseed oil, So Gs E3 per tuu shirts of
turpentne BIS. per cwt.
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GOLD RANGED


on extreme quotations from ll1at to 1928 closing
at 1925 From to 2 = per cent was paid for carry
ing. The Assistant Treasurer to-day disbursed
$iC2,0oo gold for interest and sf120 900 in redemp
tion Of 1ye-twenty bonds. The customs re-
ceipts were $4,000
MONEY
continues In iree supply on call az , 10 per cent,
awaiting the action Of Congress TO find more per-
manent employment
FOREIGN EZCHANGE
IL dull but firm; prime sterling nominally T. 50 and
s.ss1s selling rates, Asa ASK aud 4s7% a ass;
commercial. ASK a 4o3]s; Continental qaet ana
steady; Reichmarks s5's o5eS and 903i; cables,
se2s; prime Paris, 6'lo3+ and 5l21l. The following
~ the table OF current rates.
lSt1ty Days. Three DoHs.
Prime bankers ster-
ling bins on London. asa x 500 ASS aAssiz
Coco bankers Do. ASA 4.s4H ASK a ABS
Primo com. SLeriluq
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MONDAY, March 1892. NJ,

MONDAY, March 16-6 p. NJ.
The trade movement was slow to-dav-the higher
gold premium exerting no influence in view OF the
unsettled condition Of financial matters. Business
was moderate as general thing, with very little
activity in any department. On Change -four was
duh and heavy, wheat was but little sought after
and prices were barely sustained, notwithstand-
ing the paucity OF supplies. Corn was steady but
quiet. Oats were dull and lower. Whiskey
was steady. Pork was dull and nominal
Lard was dull and easier. Groceries were only
moderately sought AFTER and while the market for
sugar remained steady coffee was quoted decidedly
lower, particularly Bio. Cotton only in light
request but materially changed either for lots on
the spot or Tor forward delivery. Petroleum was
quiet but firm Spirits Of turpentne was decidedly
higher. while for rosin the market about steady.
Freights quiet and rates favored the shipper.
CoFrEE-The general market continued quiet for lots
from first nds and prices Rio decidedly lower
to which conform our quotations We note sale OF
1895 bags OF Rio, ex Redova 23c The lobbng nquiry
was fair We quote Rio ordinary cargoes &c a
22i&c; fair do, &c. 2s1sc.; good do, 2t15c a
25c prime do. 25i4c 251sc.; range for lots
23c n 251sc gold, per h. 60 and 80 days credit; Java
Cover bags CSC. q zoe; do, grass mats Sc 3lc
Ceylon &c. q &c Maracaibo, Ale 27c. Lapuayrs
81. 255ac jamaica 2fc. 20 nc: st. Dominic
a dc Porto Rico l5c. 21sc; Costa kica Axe 26Isc
Mexican, 25c u 26c.; sav9nilla 2ac 61sc; Curacao
2fc. z5lac rOld, per ID, W and 10 daYs
CorTos, the spot was IN air demand but business
was somewhat restricted by the increased rnuese az
holders. Futures were quiet without noticeable change
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P M
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

Cotton Quiet-Flour Easicr-yJheat and
Corn steady - Oats Lower - Pork
steady-Lard Easier-Sugnr Steady
Coffee Easier-Petroleum Firm--Spirits
TuTpcntiNe Higher - ROsin About
Steady-Frcighys QWiet-Whiskey I'm
changed.
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CITY BANK SHARES
THE TREASURY BALANCES
be close OF business to-day were -

THE TREASURY BALANCES
at the close OF business to-day were:-
Currency $4,000, GOO
Coin .......... S6,5C0. 900
Less coin certificates. Observation-Disclosures. 49, 500, goo
The outstanding legal tenders are unchanged, at
$685., 900. The internal revenue receipts to-day
were sS7s 900.
MEMORANDUM.
The following is the return OF estimated weekly
earnings Of the Erie Railway Company commencing
January l, 1874
1873. 1874.
str Days. Sir Days.
For the week ending March I. $375,402 S3l2,os8
Previously reported. ........ 2,650,406 2736,425
Total earnings since JAN /. s3,025, sos S304S, 513
Decrease for week. 63,314
Increase for two months and one
week, to date Observation-Disclosures. 2o,7o5
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1000 DO. ....h chs
1000 r 4 W Isl, Vt J. ID
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1000 I, IN. z ! 4 Pacs's Il
1903 7, III W 4 c Sd. O..
l0C0 Mr. 81 plst, LaCD
1000 ohio 4 NJ con ST.
l0OM uhlo & Miss con.
5000 Mil 4 - Z SIS, ist Il
1000 hic & Mi ist IN.
POO u, II & l. RR LIST.
900 Chcs & Ohio LIST.
200 Am DIX a Imp rs.
200 ~ l. j | " "a m.
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1000 Lat. b nd Miss lst
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$500 Va Us, deferred

SooV 7 Us, UEItIItN
1900 NJ ssouri e's. So
1000 Mo 6is. ii &StJo is
5000 Brooklyn G's, W |
100 ecu Pac Rkgd bs
300 Tn Fac RR LIST III
1900 Tn Pac los inc.
5000 do...,.,....h C
100 Tol & " alb list m.
20C0C. C al { Ist. =.
1000 Nor d Els I'd M.
20o0 rae RR OF No Isl.
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OUR IMPORrs.

The iollowne shows the imports, exclusive OF
specie AT the port OF New York for the week
ending March IA, ana since the beginning OF the
year -
1879. is7a 1874
Dry goods. 81 o53, go $227e, 94s $2545. 213
eeheral mdse...... 1884, SCI 3694,645 1888 1888
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STATE SECURITIES
the bids on the CALI

ruled steady, with Tennessees and Vrginias as the
features Of the southern list. The following were
the bids ON the can L.
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l.
INCLUDED in the above are l@ bales 10 arrive. For
future delivery basis low middngJ the sales have
been as follows saturday evening" one O'clock
March, i0D IS 1889 April 10j at IS 23-S2c 800 at
Is loo, 800 IS 2l3c. May, 1.lO at 10 732c 500 al
10 s,i6c,j june 800 at l6Sc; July 800 at i6 l5l6c.
Total $3.50 bales Exchanged i3Slc paid 10 exchange
800 April for August To-Day, ~ % three o'clock p.
April 10 ll6c 20u AZ Ia 2l-32c. 100 Is ii 6c
200 at 10 2332c 100 at 10 l6c May, lD Of 10 7.Szc
June 2O i6 2l-32c.. 800 III ll-l6c at 10 IL 32
200 al ID lli6c 200 at 10 2ls2c ol alG u-ioc 800 ut
G q &C. 100 at lG l-iGc July, 100 at 10 3.S2c Total
6l50J bales. Grand total 1870 paes. Rates On cotton
were quoted as ioows;-Io Hayfe, by steam BE; BY
sail. &c. To Hamburg by steam, Isc.; by sai ic TO
Bremen. by steam &c. by sail, &c To Liverpool kc
"A bloc bv steam by sail The receipts were Cal.
weston, l572 bales; New. Orleans ,gl Mobile I,ls7;
Savannah, 237 Charleston, 3fs, Wilmington ~; Nor.
iolk 1851; New York. l.513; Philadelphia, lG7 Total
l6,2 bales. This day last week g,lli bales This day
last year. 1854 bales.
FLOUR ASD GRAS.--Receipts-Fou O. 29J bbIs; wheat
23Gl bushels corn, IL 200 do meal loo bags oafs
B90 bushels; barley, 7,4OJ do rice. 400 do. The -four
market dun aud in buyers favor. with some sales M
rather lower The transactions since report loot
up about 100 bbs including all kinds prices withtu
the range OF the subjoed quotations Corn meal con.
timed quiet, but not materially changed in value We
heard OF sales OF go bbls, including Western ut "a
- 40, and Brandywine AZ "a 30 II s. 6O We quote ~
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!. ssh. s5l, eco sss, ESQ, 2l4 $50, 5o5.oaS

S.. 23s, AL s5,974. 1913 So, so9, o96
1888, 525 s2,415,62l 10, 49,
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1913 and 1890 a. NJ.

..... l2o ssoo0 Us 5-2Q. c, '65, n. Ils7S
.... " @Jl W $40, G, o.. ll91a
.... III so do.......small 1872
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be. 10 l2JJD Us !r2O, r, o.. li5st
zee. llsA llOJJ UsJ's lJ-M Can. ll34
..... 1879 2o5JO Us o., c, 81. E. lI4H
nall lisa 90 small lls31
- 11seL
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and our government, and the whole accused sys-
TEN will be abolished from our land. Our govern
ment now lives upon the torture or women, max.
ing them the wives Of drunkards and robDing them
OF every womanly right Tor the sake OF the revenue
1t derives from the traffic in ardent spirits. In the
Ninth district Of this city the enforcement OF the
Lax has
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MEMORANDUM.

The Outstanding legal tenders are unchanged, at
49, OOo, 900. The internal revenue receipts to-day
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
THkRtON SITUATED IN TBE FIRST AND
FOURTH DISTRICTS OF THIS CITY.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN N SMITH.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81, 1856.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81 1856.
nv X. m. 4 b. }. MONTGOMERY-R
~ n. Montgomery. AuctiOneer.-Will be sole On
NJ, ut the ST. Charles Auction Exchange. in the
basement Iotunds Of the st. Charles Hotel. in this
sy in o n Saef
:. is7s, docsst No ,sss u o''0An'' o"'eo 0''''''
all the buildings and improvements thereon. and
thereto belonging situated in the First District Of
(lste New Levee) Tchoupitoulas and Race streets.
and designated rs lot No. g. Said lot measures q
feet inches line front Robin street BY depth
2. CERTAIN Lor or GROUND, together with
all the improvements thereon, and al rig hts ways
the q sSs csy IN ne
square bounded BY Levee. Rousseau, Adele and
n. Andrew streets and designated az No, 3 and
St Andrew streets, l32 feet in depth on the line
adjoiniSg lots Nos and p and 1873 feet in depth on
Two ' CERTAIN IN L. Tors OF GROUND together
with oil the buildings and improvements thereon,
and all rights ways, privileges and appurtenances
this city. in the square bounded by Tchoupitoulas
Race. Religious and Orange streets. designated as
lots Nos. 5 and & Said lots measure u feet 10
inches each trout on fchoupitoulas street. Nv the
following depths and widths Lot No. S has 20 feet
in depth the line of lot No. L. 81 feet nine ches
III Ucp II ou Vuc IlAo VI lOt NO o. diu "a Itol o
inches in width in the rear. alley for the
in common Of said lot and others bordering there.
o. lot No. has 81 feet inches depth on the line
of lot No "a feet inches pth the line of lot
No. %, and ~ feet s inches in width IN the
al alley common to said lot and others. Us pes said
plan.
T.rms-On half cash. the balance at one year.
In note secure u by special mortgage on tho prop.
CT at eight per cen. interss' per annum from day
of sale nntii paid; the nor; age to embrace the
clause Of five per cent for attorneys fec in case vi
sui; he improvements to be kept INSURED and the
policy transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before A. Hero, jr.. nOtare pubic At
the expense Of the purchaser. oc6 - 81 nos 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03
". p. HARPER,
oc2s nO8 Is ~ Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans

Th' mas Mites vs.. Joseph A. Brown
GfXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH of
nre and sale to me direct. by the honOIab the
Sixth district Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
Cnstomhouse streets, in the Second District of
this city, on MONDAY, November 9, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock D.. the following described property. to
ALL AND SINGULAR THE FOLLOWING DR.
SCRiBED PROPERTY situated, lying, and being in
the Se ond District Of th city in the square bound
ed bv Peters (ate New Levee), Clay, CustOmhOuse
and Bienvie strsets comprising six several lots Of
grolnd desi ynated by tho numbers seven. eight.
nine, ten, eleven and Twelve as per plan drawn by
Louis H. Pile late city surveyor, dated thrtieth
Of April 1860, and deposited in the Office of Charles
e. For Ter, late notary public in this city, as plan
according to said plan the said lots Of ground
measure a. follows viz: Lots numbers seven and
eight measure each twopty-fv feet eight inches
front on each of did Peters and Clay streets, by
. depth OF ono hundred and nineteen feet ten
inches three lines. between parallel lines; lots
numbers nine and ten measure each twenty-five
feet eight inches front each OF said Peters and
Clay streets, by one hundred and nineteen feet ten
inches three iines deep, between parallel lines;
lot Dumbe eleven measures twenty-five feet eight
inches Il ont each OF Peters and CLAW streets, by
lines deep bet parallel lines, and lot number
twelve measures twenty five feet six inches one
line front on Peters street. twenty five feet nine
inches ono line front on Clay street. BY depth
and front ON Bienvle street Of one hundred and
nin6een feet nine inches Sill lines, together with
all the buildings and improvements theron. Being
the same property acquired BY the defendant here.
in bv purchase from John Morgan Hall nor Art
passed before John =. Coffee, q notary public in
this city On the tenth day Of February ieTo.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
0cs ~ Is nc9 Sheriff of tho Pari.h ~ Ori..,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03
MARKETS.
0oroeafic Marketes

RsS Soek, November 1.-The Post's nnaneisY ~
Ss,s says All IRE Ms s..e ssn at TO- ON aoiS
bDsns Borrowers have paid for use from to per
cent per annum and % for two dsys: foIeign
o4cbnnpe IL Quiet with business on . basis OF - 30
nand lsteriing nominal rates being 81 sak and
$4ss GcveInmt mt o9nas nrm may sho hoUSs y,
enc board were neglected. Tho IAN market is
easy with call loans 2ka3 per cent. and with
prime mercantile paper 5 r. per cent
TO morrow 10 = legal hol day, and the bscks: A.
yell 40 all down town place. of business, will be
Sec decline AZ, from which time to noou there was
an advance Of + =; Since noon the advance has
In most rasss been lost and prices, as We write.
about the lowest ofthe day. Lake Shore has been
che strongest stock Of the day, and Pacific Nail
siiewr Lake Shore sos osos Pacific Mail zsko
~ ssX .G @s7s; Rocs Island IS ssss; Eris IS
is2k AND Delaware Lsck.wans and Western
SIZE. OF 1884, fls,.; fve-tweutiea or 1861. e,csu.
ii1A; new lives e1.conpon III :; ten forties Ilsa
s2t, deferred sh: Eouis,.nss q. new q; levse
sixes a. eights %; Alabama eishts 10; fves %
aeorss size: IS sryen. 49, North ORTIZ. Ca :" a.
Cotton held higher uplanis Use: Orleans Use.
Sf Future! closed ssssy ISLES bales a. fol-
lows Low middling for November Il IL 1904 20 Sac;
for December IA 2732c; for January lStc; for Feb.
ruary l5la320l5 7-l6c: for March is Is. &c; for
April lel.l6c: for May 56 80 Gl6 s-l6c: for juno
southern hour quiet and unchanged: common 20
GAir extra - ao15 IS: good to choice do IS 30 D
Is Wheat 2d3c better, closing str0ng; 81 1901
81 foH winter red Western Corn opened steady.
closed rather heavy; SOC for Western mixed in
store. Coffee firm and unchanged. Sugar dull
and aominay unchanged. MOlasses and rice un.
ehanRod TallOw dull; 81 08Ac. Resin rul; 81
SO12 Is for strained. Tu~pentihe dur; 3kc. PORK
Nrner: SNAstern mess $50 Reef dull Lard dull
end lovor s09hc
O1UCsNAfl, November 3>Cotton dull; middiing
I4c. Elour steady, demsDd mod. rate: family 81 90
sl5 TO- Wheat qNiets red s 036l O8. Corn quiet:
new 60d62c. Oats quiet 50 d56c. Pr0vsions quiet
and nominally unchanged. Whisky steady. 96c.
ST. LOUIS, November 1.-COtton unchanged, little
doing, Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat drD,er;
No ; red fall 933s ASK: No. red winter Sl O5k
81 O6. Corn hTmer; No. mixed sc on track.
Oats nOminaliy 5005Oxc, Whisky quiet; 98099c.
Pork 1oweT e20d2O %. Dry salt meats-G Good
jobbing trade: packed lots or shoulders rs 0sAc;
clear rib I0h 0l0kc; clear ll0llAc. Bacon quiet;
1 Obbing an6 order lots of shoulders Sc. ceay rib
isa 9I1.cs clear l3t 0I4c. Lard unchanged
fOreisn Markets.
t,exhfooa. November s. 5 r. Moot ton-SaieA
On . basis Of middling uplands, nothing below low
niddlng. shipped October and November. !: 3D. do.
Shipped December and January, IL led; sales on
basis of middling Orleans. nothing below middling
shipped November and DeseubeY. 5lS !6l CoEn
:ss ID q 360 Sd,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03
BY Placide J. Spear.

GROCERY hTORE. EoUsEHO,ID FURNITURE.
ETC.
SUCCESSION OF Mrs. MARY r EyCHsELACB
WIDOW OF TIE LATE s. RIEDkR
Second District Court for the Parish Of Urlesns-
No. 81 434.
ID Office Ma IS Exchange aliev.-FRIDAY. No.
vembsr 8. 1874. viii, Ls sold at public auction on
the premises. No. - Elysian Fields. between Vic.
tory and Levee streets. by virtue and in pursuance
of an order from the Hon. 4. l.. Tssot Judge of the
81 cOnd District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dated Ocfohes -. 1854. foS account of tho above
succe ssOn-
TBE CONTENTS or sAfDsDwELLING, consist.
ing of 2 choice and well stocked grocery store.
wines liquors. efc: also the household furniture
If not cold TO be resaisd out ia lots TO sgit pur
chastrs
Terms-Cash. oc,z N nof
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03
50 SHERIFF'S SALES.
TIE City ~ New Orleans ~. Jets Mccall

same oam0.
GUPRRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOE THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans. Nos. 81. 708 and s6Sl2-By virtue OF
two write Of heri facias to directed ~ the hon.
Oresns: IN the above entitled causes, for city
taxes OF 1873. will proceed to sell 1t public auc.
ton. at tho Aerchants and Auotioneers' kx-
change Royal street. between Canal aud Custom
WEDNESDAY, November II. 1874, at twelve O'Clock
H., the following described property to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the First District Of this city, in square number
one hundred and thirty SEVEN bounded by Poey-
fare, Constance. Cslliope and Magazine streets,
designated - lots numbers sixteen and seventeen
measuring sixty feet on POeyfarre street. by nine
'oHE CERTAIN kOT OF GROUND. situated in
the FIRST District Of this city. in square number
Poeyfarre Delord and Camp streets. designated a.
let Rumber one, measuring twenty seven feet on
Magazine street, by one hundred and twenty feet
OK CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Fourth District Of this city. in square numbe.
twenty six. bounded by Leyee, Rousseau. Second
and First streets, designated as lot number four,
measuring thirty feet Levee street, by one hun
dred aud forty feet 10 depth.
ONR LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
seven, bounded BY Annunciation, Second, Third
and Laurel streets. designated - lot number one,
measuring thirty feet on Annunciation street, BY
one hundred feet In depth.
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the Fourth District Of this city in square num-
Drysdes, Washington, Fourth and Bsronne streets,
designated lots numbers six to eight, measur.
ing seventy.fve feet ON Dryades street, by ono
hundred and TWEEN: y five feet In depth.
Seized IN the above suits.
Te1ms-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON LAUnEL STRkkT-
JOHy FAECHE8 vs. CAROLINE TAkCHER Er
AIS.
seecaa District Court for the Parish o. Cr,eans-
No. 81, 400.

DY ffOEY & O'CONNOR-S1CHoLss J.
Id HOey, Aucti0neer-Ofice No. l, kxchange
pace.-SATURDAY, November %, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change on Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhOuse streete, in this city OF New Orleans, bv
virtue of An ord Of the honorable the Second
District Court fer the parish Of Orleans. rendered
IN the above entitled matter The twenty second
of October 1874 will be sold by public auction IN
order to effect partition. the following valuable
property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
the Fourth District of this city, in the square
bounded by Laurel, Constance, Josephine and st.
Andrew Streets being square No. - Che or ginal
plan Of the former faubourg Lafayette drawn NV
j. File on the second dav Of March 1924 and g..
posted in the nfc. of Carlisle Pollock. late . 40.
tary public in this city; which Nv" .ots.f ground
are designated by the Nos and . On plan dated
me second Of April 1881. and ID to act in
the Ofice Of William <hristy late 4 notary II. this
s'y dated the eleventh of April, 1881. and meas.
re each so feet front Laurel street BY 100 feet
IN depth and 20 feet inches in width IN the rear
tnsether with all the buildings and Inproven ents
tnefe9n comprising double One story house. etc.
knOWn as No. 81 Laurel stIret
terms OF ga e-Une-t third cash. and the remain.
ger on credit Of one and two years in notes
bearing interest at eight per cent rer alinum from
gay OF sale until final payment; with renal ciauee
0! nVe per cent attorneys fees in event of suit
the ~hoIe TO be secured by special mortgage and
vend OF iien on the property sold The improve
mente to be kept fully insured. and policy trans.
fsr1ed to vendors, and the notes to be tubtiyided
If necessary; the purchaser to assume payr emit
over and above the bid Of all taxes paws BILE In 1875
Acts of sa!e 1t the expense OF purchssers he,
fore Andrew Hero. IT,. sctas, public.
GCos 80: sifis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03
W. T. HARFEK,
Ocl0 Is nOl1 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Henry w. HOuGh W. Mary Armstrong aud
W. J. J. Armstrong. executors Of John Arm

Henry w. II OuGh W. Mary Az mstrong aud
W. j. J. Armstrong. executors Of John Arm
strong
IL Orleans, No. 5e85.-By virtue of . writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, I will proceed to sell at
public suction. at tho Merchants and Auo
tOneers Exchange, ROY al street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets. in tho Second District
OF this city. on SA1 URDAY November :, 1874. at
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop
erty. to wit
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District Of this city, in the squalo
bounded by Apollo. now Carondelet, Bacchus,
Washington and sixth streets, measuring tive hun
dred and fOrty-nine feet eleven inches six lines
front on Apollo or C.rondelet street, by depth Of
and front on Washington street Of one hundred
and fifty feet. together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. and appurtenances there.
OF. and all rights, ways. etc., thereto belonging.
Being the came property acquired by the ssia John
armstrong by purchase from Thomas Ware n, per
act passed before Thee. GuvOl. q n,tary public in
this city. on the sixth Of July 1861
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash or the spot.
W. r HARPER