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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09
aoNErARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLRAuS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
RpInAY EuRHISa Ocfnhar lR1S

FkIDAh nVANIN6s VCtOpoI o. AofSs
We notice continued strong demand for
money, both at the banks on the stree t.
The daily reports of the Clearing House
shOw q much larger average volume of
business than last week. Street rates CON
tinue firm at previous quotations Most of
the transactions reported outside of bank
are at v to ~ v cent per month, and W
cent ia accepted only Tor first class coilater-
ale. The present liberal movement in cot
ton may be expected to prevent any more
decided stringency in the money market.
The commercial demand appears to be
based upon q healthy and vigorous business
movement. Cash gold has been scarce and
IN demand in this market throughout the
week, the quot atoms for the most part rul-
ing above the New York markets while the
demand for silver appears to have subsidized.
Under the liberal movement in cotton, and
the general improvement in trade. foreign
and domestic exchange continue fairly
active, the latter having suffered further
decline during the week.
New State cOnsols show some improve
ment, and are now reported in good de-
mand at advancing prices.
City bonds, pending the first allotment
under the premium bond plan, are quiet
but firm. The new premium bonds are
offered in round sums at 80; in small
amounts sales are reported at sc and 80.
We continue to quote collateral loans at
10 v cent v month; first class CONNER
cial signatures at 10lA; AL do Ia 0l v,
and second grade at " az First class
mortgages rule at 10 Y cent v anpum,
while second grade are entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09
River and Marine News.

hIvef ana MARINE NeW0s
SourRw Lsr Pass. October s, 6 P. M
Barometer 1895. Wind north, light. The
weather is clear and cool Arrived-Steam-
ship Hanover, at HAS A. M, Himbeck,
master. from Bremen, to Stockmeyer g. Co.
Arrived and sci ed for Galveston-British
ship Preston, North, master, fifty-six days
from Liverpool; also, schooner William
Layton. Sailed-SchoOner Gertrude HOwes.
The steamer GuillermO is on the bar bound
out.
VIcKsBuRG, October s.-Down-U. s.
Holt, at t III o'clock, last night. Down, to-
day-Katie, at elk O'Clock; Lee, at five
O'Clock; Mary Miller, at P. NJ. The river
has fallen ten inches. Weather clear and
cool.
MEMPHIS, October THE river has fallen
A light frost this morning. Departed-St.
Genevleve, for Vicksburg; City OF Helena,
for St. Louis.
CINCINNATI, October S.-River seven feet
i've inches and falling. Weather partly
cloudy and mild.
PrrTsBURe, October s-River twenty
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
rainy.
LOUISVILLE, October s.-River station
airy, with four feet eleven inches in the
canal. Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, October S.-Arrived - City of
Vicksburg, from St. Louis, at P. NJ Com
lantic, from st. Louis, at p. NJ. Departed
City of Vicksburg, for vicksburg, at 6 P. NJ.
River eleven feet and falling. Weather
clear. Mercury &C.,
ST. LOUIS, October 8.-Arrived-Capito
City, from Vicksburg. River falling slowly:
ak feet large to Cairo. Weather cloudy
and pleasant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll701l7A, against
III at New York, and after limited busi
ness closed at ll6la ll6A TIC lower than
yesterday, against ll6Ie in that market
$1,000 at 1854 d 1858; $500 and $1,000 at
1863; $1,000 at ll67s; $1,000 at III, and
$1,000 at ll7ls.
Owing to the limited demand and the de-
cline in gold at New York, American half
dollars are now quoted at 109Dll0, lOla4
v cent lower, while Mexican dollars con.
tinue to rule at 1914 094 gold.
Foreign exchange opened at previous
rates, out later in the day, under the de.
Ito per cent lower, and francs y. The
movement in the former was of fair extent,
the sales amounting to fi0 500, embracing
Ell 900 bill of lading at IS 52h as So;
fl50O and f2500 do at Is SO; fi5O0 do at
| IS 50 as 53ls; E4500 do at IS 53la; $4,000
do and AL clear, and $4,000 AL clear at
IS "a, and f2500 bank at IS syn.
commercial, embracing 10000 at "a 60;
100 900 at 81 GOA 5Sa, and $1,000 at -.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
IS seas SO for bill OF lading and AL clear,
and S. 81 for bank. and francs at 60 q
4 $50 for commercial. and nominal for
bank.
The offerings of New York sight were of
DDeraI extent. ana mtU WIN q Idlf demand
at I-l6 v cent lower rates for commercial
The sales comprised $lSl 900, embracing
$4,000 and $4,000 commercial, and $40 900
and $47 900 private bankers and bank at "
v cent discount: $4,000 bank at 1882, and
$24, 900 and $35, 900 bank at ZIG. We also
noticed sale ct $4,000 commercial on
Providence at 9 16 v cent discount.
The banks checked on New York at u
v cent discount, and commercial sight
was quoted at " against V a u yesterday,
for the former, and " 09-l6 Tor the latter.
The only transaction reported in stocks
was Is shares Orleans Insurance Company
at $2S 25.
The sales of bonds included $1,000 city
premium issues Mt 32s4, and $4,000 new
State consols at SAN. City issues continue
quiet and firm, while new State consols
are in demand, and VI v cent higher being
quoted, at the close, at 54k.
No sales of Metropolitan Police warrants
were reported; they are still quoted at
65 070.
Nothing was done in State warrants.
Issues of 1874 are still quoted at 60 IS for
large and 65070 tor small; 1873 and pre-
vious years, fundable. at IS q Sc, and do, not
fundable, at -029.
City scrip is in better demand and higher,
but no transactions are reported.
The following are the quotations of time
and school certificates:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH ALPHONsR PRSS0u.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81 1872

by John g. nlONRUSE, AUCTIoNRER =
- Ofh.e No. so Royal street.-SATURDAY Octo.
Der ls 1873. at twelve O'clock NJ, al the Merchants
and Auclioneers Exchange, Royal street. between
Customhouse and Canal streets, will be sold ct
grOic auction, by virtue of an order from the
Hon. A. L. Tssot Judge of the Second District Court
foT the parish O. Orleans. dated July s. 1875 the
|. TWO OERTAlN 'LoTs OF GROUND, situated
In the Third District Of this city. in the square
bounded by Louisa, Clouet. Robertson and Clai.
borne streets, designated by The Nos. and . Of
square No. "a. SAID lots measure American me az.
ure each 81 feet front Louisa street BY III feet
IN deptn, betwet equal and parallel lines.
N the Ih,Id District Of this city, in the 80 uars
bounded BY Agriculture, Industry and Mathilde
streets and BY the property formerly belon ging to
=. b. Macarty. Said square ie composed Of eleven
lots. numbered from one to eleven inclusive, Lot
No. l. forming the corner Of Mathilde and Industry
streets and measuses 81 eet inch lines front on
nathilSe street. BY rs feet in depth. Lots Nos :,
Mathi de street.. by lls feet in depth; lot M. II.
forming the corner Of Mathilde and Agriculture
streets, and measures 81 feet 1 inch line front
Terms CASH on the tpOt.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser be.
fore su 1s 20 Sonny, notary public,
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SALE TO RFFRCTA PARTITION.


Nos 1885 and 81, $685. consolidated.
RY1u g. 2. ,GIRARDEY, AucT1onvRs-
vemSer at wsys N.Y. X. sS
Charles Auction Exchange. viii positively be sold
Ct public auction. BY aud In pursuance Of i've judy
Court for the parish Of drleans and dated RESPECT
lively the twenty frat Of s.stember, 1873. for the
s1TRosSe Of erecting partition the following de-
u TWO okRTaiN Lois OF GROUND. situated i.
bounded BY Sew. nth. Eighth, Chippewa and Jersey
streets, des,gnsted by the Nos. 10 and H. measur.
ing each 81 feet ~ inches front on Jersey street,
measu, ement Together with all the Improve
ments thereon, comprising the large and commo.
dons double one'story frame dwelling known a.
a Two CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District Of this city and in the square
and AnnunciatiOn streets, designated by the Nos
and Lot No. forms the corner OF Pleasant
lnches front on Chippewa street, l26 feet incbss
in depth and front on Peasant street, i29 feet 10
inches II depth on the side line Of let No and 80
provements thereon comprising a double tene.
ms mt frame cottage known bv the Nos. =, Lot
iuches front Cd Chippewa street 1873 feet 10 inches
deep on the line OF lot 30 Q, 1888 feet inches on
the line Of lot No. 3; and 30 feet wide in the rear
together with the double frame cottage known bv
Terms and C0nditions-For the property firstly
described nine. twelfths cash, and the rem ander
in two equal installments at three and We years,
secured BY mortgage and vendors lien on one un.
divided half of the property
For the property seceudiy described eight. four.
teenths cash, and the remaining sig four eenths
as follows: Two'fourteeuths in year, Two four.
teenths In two Year,, one fourteenth in three
years and one-fourfeenth in five yssrs secured nv
mortgage and vendors lien on the property sol
all the notes to bear interest at the rate of sig psr
cent per snnum from date of sale uutil maturity.
u not paid eight per cent per annum thereafter
The mortgage to contain the usual clauses Of at.
torneys fees. fixed at five per cent in case or sut
and purchasers to keep the Improvements injured
and transfer the policies TO The holiers Of the
notes given to snit the minors interest: -.
Acts OF sale before Joseph Cobn, ESQ.,, notary
oc3 8 a % 30 nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09
SUCCESSION OF p. OBsTREICHBR
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. SO, l25.

by JOHN @. NlONROsE. AUCTIoNsBR-
- Office No. so Royal stie-t-SATORDAY, No.
Yember 49, 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ. at the Mer.
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street.
will be sold at public auction by virtue Of an order
from the Hon. A. L. Ties0t, judge of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated
september 20, 1875 The following DE- scribed prop.
efty. to wit FF
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, designated by the
No. Is of square NJ H. bounded BY Louisa, ,Clouet
Morales and GoOdchildren streets on u elan al
Castalng. architect dated November 8, 1857 de.
posted IN the Office Of w j. Castell, notary: ...,:
lot forming the corner of Goodchildren .nd Louisa
streets, and measuring 30 feet fIO,: on Good hill.
dren street. by liz feet in depth and front on Louisa
street.
Terms-Oneha'f cash, and the balance on q
credit of one and two years, for notes secured BY
mortgage on the property sold bearing eight per
cent mt rest per aDnum from date OF sale ust 1
paid; thepurchaser to pay five per cent LAWYERS
ices IN case of nonpaymeDt Of his notes when due
also to insure the property and transfer the policy
t. the tutrx and heirs to the amount of the no. es
fnrnshec; the purchaser to assume over and
above the price Of adjudication the taxes on the a.
sessment Of 1875 able in 1876 the purchaser to
pay also the drainage tax on said property. The
lawyers fees above mentioned to b. also secured
by mortgage on the property. -
ACT OF sale, at the expense of the purchaser be-
fore A. D. DnriOconrt notary public.
oc8 l6 ~ 30 no6 n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09
BUILDING LOTS In THB FIRST AND sRComn
DISTRICTS
SUCCESSION OF H. ". WALKER
Second District Court fer the Parish of Orlesns-
No. 37,434

RY C. e. GIRARDEY, AUcrIoNRER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.-sATURDAY. Noyem.
Der 8, 1875, at twelve O'Clock M at the st. CHARLES
Auction Exchange will be sold 81 public suction.
BY virtue and IN pursuance of an order from the
Hon. A.. L. Tissot judge OF the Second District
Court for the parish of orleans dated twenty.
fourth day Of August 1875, and rendered in the
above entitled succession, the following described
property to wit
Il. THiRTKtN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District Of this citr, in the square
bounded by Canal, Cust omhOuse. Hag an Avenue
and Rendon streets, designated by the Nos s. s. Il
g, 10, 10, 49, H. Is, Is and H. and measuring "a
follows; Lots Nos and measure each "a feet
inches lines front on Hagan avenue BY 8 depth.
between parallels Of l54 feet liz g.; lots Nos Il
and measure each 36 feet inches from I on Capal
street. BY adepth, between parallel lines Of los
fet lot No. f0rms tho corner of Canal and HaeAn
avenue; lots Nos. 10 II, II, 49, - and rs measure
esch 90 feet inches lipes front on Canal street
BY los feet in depth, between parallels lot No Is
forms the corner Of Canal and Rendon stree Il.
lots Noe. l6 and II adj6n lots H. H. 49, Il and is IN
the rear, and measure each "a feet inches liLes
Ioht on RendoH street. by ls4 feet lines in de0th
!. XSofHss Lot OF GROUND. in tn. Fin. Dir.
trict of this city, and in the square bounded bv
Hes Levee, Fulton, st. Joseph and North Narkct
etreets represented ~ lot No l, and me asurina II
feet lines front on each of New Levee aud Fuiton
streets, by depth and front on at. Joseph strest
OF III feet l inch, and q depth on the other
side line Of 1877 feet inohes lines
1erms-Cash on the spot.
:, Acts Of sale before B. R. Hogan Psq., notary pnb.
nc, ~ purchasers expense, 0c2 8 Is % 30 mos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09
By o. 0ulnault,
SUCCESSION or i. BOIzRLLB.
RY q. GgINAULT, AUcrlosERR-.

ny =. GUINAULT, AUCTIoNRRR-,
- corner q kxchange alley and Bienville .
On SATURDAY, November 9. 1875, viii |
q twelve O'clock NJ, at the Merchants' q
tioneers' Exchange. on Roy 81 street. b4twee
end Cust0phouse strests, by virtue OF a
from the honorable tho Second Disrrict
ios the parish Of Orleans. da,ed the Rfth
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in su,
John, In the Second District Of this city,
square bounded BY Fifth or Dupre, sixth 81
st. John and Washington stpeets. Bal
measure each % feet inches Q lines front
John street, by 1873 feet II inches lines In
between parallel hines, together with sll ID
tnRs and improvements thereon.
See plan ct the kxchAnee.
Terms-One-halfc ash, and the balance al
ano eighteen months credit. for notes sec]
ansum hon date tin paid, he sniidines @,
insured O policy transferred to the nslda
notss, the lawyers fees At i've per cent, 70
:. Act o. sale before O. Drouet, notary pul
NE sxpenee Of the purchaser, ~ well y
tsxes for the year 1875, payable in 1875, In
the drAinaAe. oc6 l3'3
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AUCTION SALES.
~, q, !. Girardsy.
sUCCBsSION OF THR -IArR KLIzA q. wAGGA.
VIA f.ifE ,Y.grits8
MAN, DECEASED WIPE OF JOHN R. CON.
WAY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
e4 No. 5000. 81 No.

RY C.E. GlRARDEY. AUCTTONERR-
~ once No. 81 Camp street.-sATURDAY, Eovtm.
Der g. 1873. 1T twelve O'Clock ~. at the St. Charl4
Auction KIcbange viii be sold at public auc.
ton, ey and in pursuance Of an order from the
Hon. 4. y: Tissot: judge of the Second District
Court for the parrish of OIlesns dated the twontv.
seventh Of September, 1875, and rem dersd in tie
above enritled euccesscn the foloG ing dc scribed
property, to wit - -. -,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District Of this city, and in square bounded
.trees, being lot No measuring 81 feet ii inches
lines front on Thaa street BY tn ftet 10 inches
lines in Depth between parallel linee; toge Their
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
Known BY the No. 268 ITALIA street.
Serms-One.haf cssh, balance at one and two
years. for notes specially secured BY mort "a re
and vendors lien, bearing al the usual clauses Of
eight per cent per annum nteTe OF from the dsy of
sale until finsl payment, five per cent attorney
fees and purchaser to all the taxes for 1875
cation.
Act Of sale At the purchasers expense, before
Oc6 10 30 nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09
MAR KETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. October S.-The Posts fnan.
eial article says: The Wall street markets
are fairly active to-day. Gold Is lower, on
account Of the dispatches from London
that large amount ia to be shipped here.
Foreign exchange was reduced in the morn
ing, and the market was VT ak, but since
the decline in gold has been steady. Gold
opened at III, ruled at lI67s and liz III y
until 11:20 A. M, when Gales were made at
1854, and at l1:N A. M at 1865; at 1903
p. n. ct ll614, and at 1909 P. M. at ll6as
Since then the quotation has been ll6as q
116h. On gold loans the rates have been
1872 1854 and l64 p day, and 70s p cent
y annum for use.
Foreign exchange opened with prime
There was soon reduction to 81 79h
s04 S31s, ana sales of prime were made
as low as "a IS Since the decline in gold
actual rates have improved and leading
drawers of sterling have marked their rates
Up to "a &c and "a 81, ana business has ad-
yanced to 81 70 and "a 49, As the result OF
bower COLE, the rates for call loans here are
304 " cent and prime mercantile paper is
5ho7 y cent. Governments bonds are
frm; new fves 1l77s. The stock market
opened at " v below yesterday's closing,
except Union Pacific, which WAS v higher
There was . slight decline before the board,
the market then becoming steady and prices
advancing hoas up to eleven O'Clock
From then until hslf-past twelve O'Clock
there was decline Of y ola, the latter
Southwestern. Since then there has been
.Bsoovery Of y o \, tbs latter North western.
The extreme salee, giving the stocks in
the order Of activity, have been Western
Union Telegraph 75aj 076A; Lake Shore
slk 053x; Pacific Msl 35h 035h; North
vest 3sA 90; preferred 521s o. y; Missouri
Pacific 23A 02l y Un,en Pacific 81 n 6SA;
New Jersey Central 1914 q 1918; Hannibal
and st. Joseph l6at Q Ign; Erie 16as a 1914;
d. Paul AD33k; Rock leland 1903 q 1854:
Now York Central l020 l02k.'
Flour dull and heavy; fully loo lower;
saperfine Western and State Is 1895 40:
Ooathern -four dull and lower; common to
fair extra Is 0006 80; good to choice do,
o6 9609. Wheat closed dull, heavy and
unsettled; 2o3c lower; scarcely any export
demand; nominal qnctstions for sound new
sd old winter red Western; 81 81 oil ~ for
- amber Western; 81 S00l SIS for do white
Wsstesp; u O50l 10 tor unsound new win
~ red Western. Corn opened firm and
astive; 10 hieher; 6S0 69iba for steam West
IN mixed; 7007lc for call do: 7l072c fr
Ajgh mixed and yellow Western; Hl4
' II f. .. geo s + IL ss% better, w s:ss9
ases setlvei 6s55c; new mixed and
ssixed STATE &c; vbite do HS55c.
CozEee-Rso quiet and nominAlly nm
1Aangsd. Sugar stPady; fair demand; re-
I'D IN good demand, partly for export;
lo3e ics s.:ed.sa =. lo*o for g,e1alsssd,
crushed. M0lassss dull asd nominaily nm
skonged. Rioe unchanged; fair demand; 70
teAdo quiet snd AOre steAdy; crude 6h0
1Ao TslloW steady. Roaan dull; o. 7O0
4 - Turpentiue excited ct NlAc. Pork
Aznes; now meas icb lots "a 25o22 50.
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q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES,
John g. Prather, Zachariah Brueu. suh.
utNI rogated, Vs. vii lam Moran. 7 =

John q. Prather, Zachariah Brueu. suh-
'u.n rogatsd, W. William Moran. I =
Tn THR UNITED STATES CiRCUlTsCOUnr FOE
the Fifth Judicial Circuit and District Of Louis
ian. No. s!ss by vi,tus Of writ Of fsr facias to
coed to sen to the higheet bidderon TUESDAY, 90
tooef = rs Ct twelve O'Clock =, Ut the main en-
trAnoe Of the Custemhouse on Canal street. IN this
city, III. following described property. Viz, =
~ Lot OF 09OUND. With the improvements
thereon, situated In the Fourth District Of thia
city ~ the squase bounded b. Jaokson, Camp,
nsgssine and Jessphine strset1 and desigsassd 6y
Nay -, 1853 and deposited ID the ofacs Of James
osshs%: notary public. e plan 70; lss. said lot
Gs|p styeet. By dspfh, between parallel lines. q
thereunto be!enpnG. Being the same property
acquired by william Moran 81 purchase ron NrS
asrths ! Belkpsp and job. Ep1, BY at bsSors 4,
Hero. n04AEy pubic. May ], 1861, n 80 =
Il 9e1ed In The above suit -
> Ierme-CAsh on the epUt. 'i ~ - 'iae
0Iited statss AAzahaiss snee. New orleans. Sep
temoer y. !Ha zssgs 9. B. PACKARD,
se1s t" ocD ~ United States harshAl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09

pY JOHN G.. MONROSR, AUCTIONBBR-
~ Off0e No. 70 ROyA street.-BATURDAY, Ucto-
Der JIG, 1875. n twelve O'clock NJ, at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
sold ct public auction by virtue Of an order from
the Hon. A; L. Titsot, judge Of the Second District
Cour. for the parish Of Orleans dated September
CkRTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
First District OF this city, in the square bounded BY
Gssquet formerly iJackson), Msriss, Canal and
Liberty formerly Tremel str cts. Said lot mess.
nres 81 feet II inches lines front on Gasquet
formerly lackson) street. by 1877 fest 10 inchss
together with the large brick, between posts,
slated roof dwelling house erected thereon, con.
tanning four large rooms, rear gallery, attic, con-
tanning two large rooms, kitchen. containing two
rooms, two cist erns, well, privy, etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot
Act of sale at the expenee of the purchaser ne
fere + Bnisson. not ary public s+14 10 rs Oc2 is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09
TIE PEARL PLANTATION, IN THB PAAIsH or
IN THE TOWN OF McDONoGHvILLK, PARISH
SUCCESSION OF JEAH sALvAsE gyv
Parrish Court for the Parish of Jetfsrson-No IA.

RY o.. r.. GIRARDEY, AUCTIoNEER-
- Once No. 81 Camp stleet.-SATURDAY KOvem.
DIR ., 1873, 81 twelve O'clock NJ 81 the st Charles
Auction Exchange, IN the Fotunds Of the g. Charies
Hotel, in the city Of new Orleans, will be seld at
public suction, by virtue and in pursusn % Of an
order from the Hon. W. B LYMAN, psrish iudse 81
the parish Of jefferson, dated and signed on the
twenty first Of April, 1875 and rendered in the
above entitled succession. the following described
l. TBb PEARL PLANTATION, or known a the
Brulard tract, situated Ia the parish OF PLAQUE
nines, Louisiana, on the left bank Of the Missis-
e,ppi river. measure arpents 10 toses front On
the said river, BY 40 arpents in depih bounded on
one side by the. Bellevue plantation and en the
other BY lands Of Adam Frederick; together With
al the inpiovements thereon or thereunto belong
ing This property will be sold subdivided socord
ing TO pap EXPOSED ct SALE in traotS Of one AREN'T
front BY the entire depth. For orange orchsrds,
are not sQipassed In the State. : = :
D. FOUR CERTAIN LOTS or 0ROUHD. situated
In the town Of McDono6hvi,le pariah OF Jeffa, oo.
a1d Designated by the NoA rs 26 u and q a 4
plan deposited In the Office Of A. Hero, notary rub
lie, - plan No. 70 according to which aid Ion
msaanro each. - feet inches lines 'front.' On
Hamilton street, between A6ams and Waohipston
streets, ~ depth Of 1854 fset inches, betvsen
parallel lines, draininG toward Robinville.
TeIms-0aeh ON the spek
Act Of sale before Theodore Guyol, notary public,
o. the purchaAefs expense OF 9 l6 23 90 nos
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SUCCESSION OF cHARLEs ALLUARD AND OF
HIS WIFE.
Second District Court Tor the Parish Of Orleans
No. 90 22l.

RY JOHN @. NiONROSE, AUCTIoNRRR-
II Once No so Royal ktreet.-SATURDAY, 90.
tobee 3d. 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ. 1t the Mer.
chants and Auctioueers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Customhouse and CansI streets, will be
the Hon A, L. Tisset Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated September
~, 1875. the following described property
Second District Of this city. in the square bounded
1y Treme, st. Claude and Ursulinss streets and
French measure. q feet front on IRENE street, BY
so feet in depth; together with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT; the purchaser to Al.
sumo. over and above the price Of adiudic cation
the payment of taxes collectible in 1876.
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchaser be.
fore W. A. Bienvenu, notary public.
Also, SATURDAY, October 30, 1875, at 1880 A. N ,
Oh the premises. IRENE street, between Ursulnes
street and Bayou road
LOT OF FURNITURE.
Terms-Cash on the spot, se28 oc2 Q 16 n 10