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NOTICE

Allnersonshaving claims asails. y Y
tate otths deceased must preset y
duly attested to the Admins .rstoi % n
August I'd, 1879. or abide the Az ~
bly, In such case made and proy,9te,aT 4, 4
Ainiplr'
Adiress-Port Penn. Del. aar.
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ma-v w.v, - - ~ CHANcERY.
featoners, Cause Of Partition.
10 pursuance Of On order of the Chancellor
" tns above cause made at Chambers on the
xAth aAy Of July, A. D., 1876. ali persons hay.
ing any Hen or liens Affecting the interest or
sstass % q Augustus weyl. John Wsyi, Charles
,,ssy ,M,syis % %Es5ry Weyl. Mary Stevenson, VII.
Lewis Weyl Benjamin F. Weyi' Henyrx, HTgy1,
Meyls Edward Weyl, and Mary Weyl. or
ei.nsr Of them In the lands and premi-
ses s 20 Wnish said cause relates, are here
~ nouned 70 nle petition setting forth
the nature and amount OF the same In the
once OF the Register In Chancery for New
Sasue County, ten days before the first Mon.
sny Say IN september, A D., 1875. and to appear
tsrm OF the court before the rising of tbe
court on the third day Of the term
u. CHAs. B. LORE, Trustee.
Wilmington. Del July 9th, lsi6.-toseps
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RCgiGeer's Ordsf.

RKGfSTKRS VIA
EEw CASTLE CousTY, yuly ~
Upon tho application Of VicLe.
Executor OF William Thatchel..
Wilmington hundred. in said ceulp
cd I IL Is Ordered and directed p ~
ter that tho Executor 9l9,.
notice Of the granting Of Le.ns
ministration upon the Esthtc o. t'ty |, h
with the date Of granting thefssC;L X N
advertisements'to be posted WstniD \; iII
from the date Of such Letters. II MI
most public places of the county % N N
tie. requiring all PERSONS havi1s a
az ainst the Essate to present u, ~
abide by an Act Of Assembly IL
made and provided. And also eau,
70 be inserted within the same ps,t,, t,,|
Daily Gasette, a. newspapsi, p psM \
Wilmington, and TO be conlba''
SInESN three weeks. y Q. y. and A
yefysW Given under the hand ~. ~
Nasn1y office of the Register s,'
\ Nov Castle, New Castle Cast s,iitsp. sfSSo
"As & c. BI6GS, NJ
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. .r I'll
All persons ha Vipg claims as.1I1t sa1 b. !
tate OF the deceaFed must presen' "A
duly attested 70 tae Execntoi, h. n
fore July l4th. 1876. or sbioS n,Crlg
Assembly In such case ms1oe m1op % gnP0sl
'AVA ErsHa
Addrsss-Wilmington, Del
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LEGAL NOTICES.
John McQrnun-

John McGrann.
g.
Ellen j. McGetterick,
Petar McGrann, John
Z. Gegan, James oe-
gan, Edward Gegan,
Thomas 9egan, Mary IN CHANCERY
0esan, Elizabeth Nc.
Mahon, " nliam Mead, New CASTLE Conntv.
Margaret Mead, Mary 20
nm MsO lgan, In Partition
james Rollins. kli
phalet Rollins, Jane
McGrann, Sarah G.
NcQrann, Miohael r.
Mccrann, Ann Arons,
and Margaret Nc
Gram
In the matter Of the petition OF James Il
Rollins to be paid the one. half of the shara
Of Cathartne McGuiRan, decd. in the fund in
court arising out OF the sale in the above casa
In accordance with an order of the Chancel
Lor, hereby give notice to the iudvment
creditors OF Enphalet Rollins. VIZ: John
hradley, Patrick pbell, Joseph Wiggles-
WORTH a. hurtz, Attorney for J1seuh
spfuway; Washington Jones, for the nae of
JohI Lnu. John Il Adams, John N Robin.
son Henry II. Lodge, Samuel Rdeway. and
John Fennypacker. to appear in the Court of
chancery Of the State Of Delaware in and for or
New astle County, at New Castle, on wed.
nesday, the eighth day OF September next.
before tine rising Of the Court on that dav
and show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted.
WILLIAM q. WHITEfEY,
,,,,. oo.s ,a,, solicitor, &C.
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LOCAL sTOcru,

,, olVCks
Wilmington Coal Gas Coun.,,
National Bank of DelswarSS a.,
Union National Bank ''.'' ....
First National Bank .-.--..
Farmers' Bank .....,..... ''--'-.,,
National Bank Wilm. and j'tS;.,,,;.,. S..,s;.,.-,
Delaware State Bonds %0'7Fl
MilmIngton City Loan. ''''''''.'''''--
Now Castle County --,
Delaware Railroad, frst Ns,,,,..,.. N,,,, -. -,
Delaware Railroad. extension.
whm. and Reading. first Mcr,i,.s,;;,.'
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FINANCIAL AND Cons
W1t,,,~,~

Lstss, s, s",lLhixGToE. D.l
Srsiss, JoSnssSsaa Sassa & GESotsstiSgo; GEo't & { f i.,]
dsy, dss street. "ilmins,ca. b.Sif bSSf 4
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NU1ICEs.

COO REWARD. .--Tnfor1natIcn wanted
~ ~ OF Joseph Schmith, who left his
home In this city on July 18Th. and has not
been seen since the l4th. lie is about 90
years old. q feet high dark complexion. short
cut hair, and Ia somewhat deranged, beng
unable to recoliect on one day what happen.
ed the day before Any one giving informa-
ton that will lead to his return TO his parents
Will receive the above reward.
Other papers please notice.
CH a RLES SCHMITH,
Axle Manufacturer,
augs-6SS Sl6 Orange street.
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NJ NOIICE.-Mechanics Loan Association.
~ nth sertes-3o0 shares in the 9th series
OF this Association are now for sale, flrst nav.
ment to be made the second Tuesday in May
Apply 10 W. ]. MORROW, Sec'y,
marAi No. Az French street
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NOTlCE-The undersigned Collectors of
IN County Tax for Wilmington Hundred
give notice that they will be al No 10 East
sixth street. during the months Of July and
august, for the purpose OF reccirins- the
state, County and Poor Tax for the year
1873. All persons owing the same are re.
quested to call and settle their bills and save
costs as the demands of the County are i'm.
perative. JOS. L. CARPENTER, Jr.,
iy6-u Co,lectore
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aug2 2tawts

@ DhEss 6ooDs-Just opened com
~ Piete assortment of new dress fabrfce.
comprisinE the most desirable shades ana
Styles In PLAN and PLAID goods.
W, p SHARP.
Fourth and lIarket stregtG
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By virtue Of an order Of the Chancellor {
the State Of Delaware, made on the 24sh da
Of July, A. D., 1875, at Chambers, In O caus
Of partition wherein Mary Weyl ct, al ar
petitioners, will be exposed to sale OF publ
Fendue. On
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17

al u; extra winter 81 5O0i IS; double
extra &505 So: treble IS 5005 IS; family
winter <607 %. Wheat lower, to sell; NJ.
, red winter 81 SO bid. Corn better: No. 2
mixed SO 069c. Oats firmer; No. 50 a Goo.
Whisky nominal. Pork lower; $40 so
Dry salt mea's-Shoulders at Quincy Sc.
buyer July. Bacon dull: clear sides I2l4c.
Lard nominal: summer l21ac.
CHICAGO, June l6.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wbeat-NO. l spring Chicago
nominal; No. 2, fresh, 99c: regular, 9Sa4c.
Corn-Demand fair, but at lower rates;
No. mixed 6ssac. Oats-Demand good
at full prices; No. ?. 5S1a a 5824c. Pork
dull: $l8 -. Lard scarce and firm at l3c.
Bulk meats quiet and weak; shoulders 7a4c;
short rib middles lie; short clear llAac.
Whisky dull and dropping at 81 l6.
Foreign Markets.
HAVANA, June l5.-Spanish gold 300 q
POI. Exchange dull; on United States
sixty days currency 1916 premium; on
London l3l a 1873 premium Sugar dull;
No. ~ Dutch standard l4la a l4A reals
currency. "a al 3sc reals gold.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17

No. 1901.
RY P1ACIDE :. SPEAR. AUCr1ONRRR-
| - once No. IS Exchange aliey-SATCRDAy
July g. 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold 81
Ruonc auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
! Exchange. on Royal street, between Canal and
Sc streets by order of the honorable The
in interest in the abave ramed euccession tha fo1
ThREs spTGPPe gRS K W.T. T.. %
I IN square NO. 50, bounded by Caroudelet wall
Roman ~ Peter and Derbigny streets. measnr,
ing each u feet front on Carondelet walk, by io4
heirs of Lafayette. Act before l. Herman june en-
~, .: Lou LOT OF GROUND, No. 2, same square FORM
measuring q feet st. Peter street. ~ fa ..
lines on the rear line o2 feet lines IN dsnth on
n u nehfs mes on the
Act bef're A Chiaptl q, January Is, 1889. Sn''0'
Love MI M.nd or GROUND. in square bounded BY
streets measuring, in French measure ao e.,
r0hS on love street by 800 feet in depth, with the
frnn, "ii" improvements thereon; acquired
August 9, 1874 " W 'e Afhas.
49,, =; a Lot OF GROUND. in square bounded bv
measuring rs feet II inches lines tr,nt on Il.
sIree. 20 feet 10 inches lines front on q. iat
~ ieet lnches lines III depth on the line
:o~aru hospital street, and 90 feet . jnchas ,ina
IN depth on the other side line with the bniIdins
ahu improvements thereon: acquired from Jos. M
THREE LOTS Of Gko e%aS Ds ecnnds =, Isie
hnr-~
he'n "t a men, Craps and Port streets desSnataS
b, ane NOS. ~ and l'o on plan Of sub., Mar.nv
stTeaI bosf d hfsytwc feet front on Enghein
h taa. nV Ioo feet deep fmore or less,. wiz The
s Su,ldmgs aud improvements the raon aennira nS
iIoGa a ldow Depuis act before A. Chianea Maroh
hs aof'; ana succession of And. rson Yonng ant
oe!oIe ;; N. Maureau. December 81. I8.. "As' 'c'
o. LOT OF GROUND. No. l OF sonare n, &.
pounded by Carondeet walk Roman 81 Pr 90;
Ill, o'shy streets forming the corner Of CarnndaIt
an; n ana Derhlsny streets. and measurino 81 go
ch me front on Carond. let waIx Nv 7oo 90 .oeS
cnts depth and front on Derbigny strest Ioa s
ncns lines depth line of iot No % 10 n iSeI
soes nnes IN width in the rear with tbs hn,Id
: tt n sements thereon. ACQUIRED from use
act befor. A. Chiapella MAJ On iosI an
Lor OF GROUND No. of ,nnayr. ~ H Iosi
~ St. Ann Orleans st. Claude ard IRENE DV ,s
~ sa 50 feet inches front on OrIean
g feet 10 inch inches in depth one side lne and
Il. reo m aeo ,hs buildings improvements
.nvliier on the sixth OF NoyembsI i Isl. De-
ms ana Conditions-O third cash ' ioJ':
On credit of one and two yeara ;or ,ns
special mortgage and vsnSor,s i Hs aotes
Frar r. WIN eight per cent ipteres, nsr ens anu
Aoi;a uS i w paid: insurance and fran1 nun
ma y, clause OF hve per cent Tor atfornai "
darns; v'neI usual clauses the purchaser N ICES.
~ aosi. VI Ten per cent an the amonrt af make
'c moment OF adjudication W saio AZ
n,hi;c y. saie before Andrew Hero r. ,,.
]el7jyl23 VIC purchasers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
The Mosquito Bar.

MARX Twain. in letter to the inventor of
amos"uit" NET. talks in this way about the
only thing worth talking abon., pov that
the third term lie gone:
There IA nothing that jus. and vish,.
feeling man rsjoices in more than 10 see
mosquito imposed on and put down and
brow beaten and aggravated. and this in
genIous continuance will do il. And it IL a
rare thing 70 worry fly with. too. A tly
WI! stand Oft and curse this invention iii
language utterly fails him. ] have seen
them do it hundreds of times I like to
dine in the air on the back porch in sum.
ner. and 80 I would not be wlthou, this
portable net for anything. When you get
Il hoistet she flies have to wait for the sec
md table. We shall see the summer day
'ome when we shall sit under our nets in
,hurch and slumber peacefully, while the
iiscomfited flies club together and take il
ut OF The minister. There are heaps of ways
\ getting priceless enjoyment out o. these |
harmine things. if l had time to point |
hs out and dilate on them little.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
WRn4rX.AY ErRHING luna L. lQrs

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
WEDNEHDAY EVENING. June IT, 1878
The market to-day presented no material
change. A fair demand for money was re-
ported at s0me of the banks. but the vol
ume of paper offering was less than last
week. The movement in gold and foreign
exchange was limited, and the rates in both
were higher, corresponding to the advance
at New York. Stocks continued extremely
dull. There was little demand, and the
few transactions reported indicated no
change of special interest. In new State
consolidated bonds the feeling was reported
better and the movement moro active, with
quotations shade higher.
We notice that the State Auditor gives
notice that the July coupons on these bonds
will be paid on and after Monday, the
twenty first Of June, by the Louisiana Ma
tiOnal Bank IN this city, and 1T the banking
hOuse OF Winslow, Lsnier & Co., at New
York. City gold bearing seven per cents
continued improvement. As will appear
from the reports below. some sales indicate
marked advance upon yesterdays quota.
tiOns. We also notice that the directors Of
the Mutual National Bank. at a meeting of
the board yesterday, resolved 10 call
meeting of the stockholders on July l9, to
take into consideration the propriety of re-
ducing the capital stock.
We continue to quote first elias, sixty dav
paper and collateral loans at 8 az v cent u
annum, Al do at 00l2, and eecond grade
at Is 0lS First class mortgages still rule
at 900 y cent y annum. while second
grade are entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17

Table salt in pockets sells at 214061sc
each, as in size.
| NAVAL SroREs-A moderate lob demand.
| Rosin-E is quoted at 81, F 81 Is, g - 30,
H s. 50, M and N 81 5O15 y bbl. Spirits
turpentine 32le $50 y gallon. Pitch $3.50:
| tar 81 y bib.
COTTON SEED OrL-No stock on tho mar
ket; all contracted tor. Refined is quoted
| at Zoe y gallon.
CorroN SEED Oh CAKE-AN contracted
| for the season.
L1SsEED Oils selling at saDEc y gal
lon.
MOUNT CARBON CoAI-Sells at Wholesale
at 321a q 5c, retail Csc T. Dbl.
CoAL-Pittsburs is selling at lOc v Dbl
At wholesale; 65c at retail; Sc v hid; Soc
= box to steamboats,, and Coo to manu-
facturers; Virginia camel 90c p bbl.
STAR CANDLEs-Quoted at 1919 0l6c y
Moss-Receipts are small and cell read.
lily. Black sells at size; gray 2A q 314c;
city picked xxx lie; do xxx Sc v Is.
COoPERAGE - Molasses barrels sell at
81 %; halt barrels s. a 9Oc; sugar hogaheads
" - piece. Hogsaead poles So go;
barrel poles $50 v 1000.
MALr-Good supply and fair demand.
spring is quoted at 81 S. al TO; fall 81 IS
al 20; California 81 750l 80 y bushe1
HoPs-New York are quoted at 43 45c;
Wisconsin 4Oa Acc; California 400 48 p is.
GUNNY BAGs-Are selling At l4c in bales
and l5c piece reserved.
SoAP-Good supply of New Orleans make;
small stock, and very little OF Western ar
rivlng good demand. Western sells at Sac
Y ID, in round lots, for inferior qualities;
extra olive 6aac in round lote, and 7c in Job
lots. German olive, New Orleans, &c y fb. |
FIsH-A fair jobbing demand and prices |
show no change. We quote: Mackerel, |
extra No. l. $lS in bbls. So 50 in half bbls,
% 10 quarter bbls, and g. IS in kits; No j |
$40 80 in bbls, S. 80 in half bbls, g IS in
quarter bbls and 81 25 in kits; No 2 So 50
in bbls, IS in halt bDls, 81 IS in quarter |
bbls and 81 10 in kits; No. ), large, IS IS in
bbls, 81 80 in half bbls. S. in quarter bbls |
and 81 70 in kits. Goldfish, quarter drums |
10 %; boxes 81 50. Herring SOC y box
rERTILIZERs-Peruvian guano and raw |
bone suPerphosphate are mostly in re-
guest. Peruvian guano is selling at /
SllO6- v ton. 5000 Tbs; less guam
tity at &c v tt. Raw bone superpbos-
phate Sos v ton. Pelican fertilizer $35
= ton, 1000 lbs. Fine ground bone S45:
coarse $45: bone dus, cas-; cotton seed
meal VIZ; No. blood $50; No. blood $45;
fertilizing substance, phosphates Zine
ground bones) $45 y ton; superphosphate
Of lime sos y ton; phosphate precipitate
500 ton; dried flesh, in powder, $50 y
ton; dried blood, in powder, SIS v ton;
hair. horns in powder, $50 y ton; azotized
compounds representing the constituent
of genuine guanO $50 y ton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
POSITIVE SALE.
ALa tOLLE ENcHERE.
CALLIOPR STREET PROPERTY,
OF Bridget CANNON. DECEASED.
Second District Court for the p.r,., -, .,,,o.
No. 81 48l,

RY NASH L. HODESON-w /, HonGsos
a. SuGGtu0neer-Ofhce No Carondelef street
=" eAI UhDAY, July g. 1875 at twelve o,cIock
n, At the st. Charles Auction Exchanga IN rha
seueno rotunda OF the St. CLarIes Rntsl in th,s
NY; py virtue and in pursuance Of nm order nj
go m"f a. L. Tissot judge of the Second Uistrict
Ie-s ior ire parish of Orleans dated lime IS
NJ Lor account. and at the risk and exnense of
taiiad me na Smith. wife Of William Wright who
800 eu ~ comply with the terms O: the adindics,
NM, a I 20 her on Nav 8. 1875 and was legally
pul ID usIauIt, will be sold
"a ShnIAiN LOT OF GROCND +ope.be, xri+b al,
IN ~ ~; and improvements thereon situated
a. h FL ~ Distrlct OF this City in the square No.
Drv AZ. unueo Dy Calliope. Deiord, Barnnus aud
m..s"ra. 81 10 g. DESIGNATED by the No, s. which
atrest ~ o. ieet il inches lines front on taiope
nv S.m,t ees ,hches line in widta in the re ar,
NJ pm OF 1873 feet inches lines on the side
linz ,u paionne street, and 1856 feet II inches !
SAM =" .ne hlde next to Dryades street. being the
~ VIC ggiT9perty acquired bv the DECEASED from
notar, Ne uross as per act befor, W. J. Casteu,
ne, - W me second Of december 1873 and 40
las pi Th VI L h. Pile. surveyor dated April -.
brck ha improve ments consist OF a t NO story
buiidine & .late roof and two story frame rear
Tex WI some eight or ten rooms altogether.
snot Ga Gnu Conditions-One-th third cash On the
s;nt.. aho the balance at ore and two xsars with
with III cent interest and special mortgage,
innira aii tue usual clauses from date until bald.
sura, CO. 'e"' attorneys fees and M
rb OF sale before W. B. Keipbeter notary at
The ffcnasers expense Including the IA xe. for
Jsl1 "A 20 iva A" p"Saoie IN 1910.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17

Schooner Fred Dunbar. Corners, for Philadelphia
| Schooner G Whipple, Webb for Ruatan leland
Schooner Excelsior, Arnet, for Ruatan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY. .
! British steamship Arch Druid, Thompson from Ha
vana 9th instant previously reported 1T Quar-
Antlne). to Ocean, Zerega &co-3d district 30
! STEAMBOATS,.
Katie. White. from Argyle
Marie Bassett. from Lower Coast
OriOle, Carrick, from Lower Coast
Josephine, COzzens. from Bonnet Cairo
Rice Farmer. Taylor. from Lower Coas1
Mary Ida Ruiz, from White Hall
Bertha Bruner. Wenzel. from Camden
"arryowsn. Greenlee. from Bayou Macon
| on THE BAR-BOuND IN
Steamship Memphis, Mellon, from Liverpool 18th
| ultimo. to Sias Weeks &co-
AT QUARANTINE STATION.
| Steamship Tappahannock. rendleton, s,sm Havana
VIA Florida ports to Roberts,
EXPORTS.
| MAIAGA-Bark Rosario-lls0 bales cotto, 1.
pkes mdse
BOsTON-Brig Maria W sorwood-ssl bales COT
cks mdse
PHILsDBLPHIA-schooner Fred Dunbar-r2o
RUATAN !SLAND~Schoo,er @ wbippie--3oo
feet lumber 5000 shingles IS bbls nouY b1s pork 20
haif bois siour tcs hams &c shoulders kegs but
RUATAN ISLAND-schooner Excelsior-so bbls Of
-four IS half bills -four tc bacon 6 bbls pork 5000
shingles bbls beef 4428 feet lumber 80 Ok % mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ARGYLE LANDING Steamer katie 80 bales of
cotton 1859 SKIS cotton seed bids tobacco 4O8 bbs
flour And sundriee
LOWER COAST-Steamer Maris-zo Dbl, potasoe.
and sundries
LOWER GOAST-Steamer Ogiole--?: SKIS onion.
VI SKIS potatoes and sundries
bonnet CARKE-Steamer Josephine-I1 bbls of
rice 81 sks potatoes 10 SKIS OniOnB and suDdriee
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Parmer--4 bbls
potatoes ~ SKIS potatoes sks onions and sundrias
LOW kR COASf-Steamer WaIoOn-Snndries
WHITE HALL-Steamer Mary Ida-29 sks pota-
toes 80 bbls potatoes sundries
CAMDEN-Steamer Bertha Brunner-3l bales
GOTTEN and sundries
BAYOU MACON-Steamer GarryoweA--i bala
cotton 50 SKIS cotton seed aud sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILRoADa
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June 10 "A SKIS cotton bbls sugar u SKIS rough rce
49, head cattle and snndr,es
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD 1una
l6.S bales cotton 1874 pcs bulk meat 100 bbls lime
20 bbs whisky and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL-
hoAo. June 1e-!S bales cotton and eundzies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
By Mash b Hodgsou.
BY MASH q H0dgs0ue
1890
VALUABLE FOURTH DIS rRICr pROpxxrv
ELEGANT JACKSON STREET RESIDENTS
SUCCESSION OF p CHARLES CryElLIHk
DECEASED
Second District Court for the Perish Of O,lears-,
No. 8. 63l.

DIV NASH q AODESON-w. T. HObGsos
- Auctioneer-Odice No. Carondeet strear -
On SATURDAY, July II. 1875, at twelve o'cloc.
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in rha
basement rOtunda of the st. Charles Hotel IN
this city, bv virtue and in pursuance to an order
from the Hon. A. L. TissOt, fudge of the Necond
District Court for the parish Of orleans datsS
June Z. 1878. docket No. $780, for account OF the
succession of P. Charles Cuvellier deceased A.
public auction. will be 80 d.
l. A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROusn
together with the buildings ard improvements
thereon, situated in the Fourth Dist riot of this
city, in square bounded by Jackson Josepbne
Brainard and BaronDe streets designated as I4tt+r
4, which measures 60 feet l inch lines front IN
jackson street, by a depth of Isl +, ct 9 inches 4
hines between parallel lnes the improvements
residence, known as No. 800 Jackson g. rect
2. ANOTHER CERTAIN PORTION OF GROrND
situated i'll the same dlstrict and sqoate and ad.
joining the property above described deslgt ated
as letter B, and mt assures 81 feet inches ! lines
front on jackson street, by a depth of ISL feet
inches lines, BET ween parallel lines all more or
less. American measure, per plan of Louis r.
Pile, surveyor, dated June -, 1875
The hrst described property being the whole or
lots Nos. and 8 and portion of lot No. g. and the
second described property being a portion of lot
NO. and q part Of lot No. 3, on plan by T.
Rezenstein, dated March g. 1859 -
Terms-Cash in United States treasury po.es.
spot to bind sale. VA 'A"
Acts Of sale before n. B. Trist notary pub,is n,
tn. expense of purchasers. including the taxes dus
~ PAYABLE in 1876. ii; n ali II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
NEAT TW0-STORY RESIDENCE, NO. 3ss BA.
RONNE STREET.
ooCchsSloN OF MARY A. LAvERTA, DECEASED,
second Distrct Court for the Parish or Orleans


RY NASH & HODGSON W. I. Bope.
s,1sst eon; Au .aI1e No. Carondelet
S Sfse.IUn sAIURDAY, July II, 1875. at twelve
ociocK NJ. at the st. Charles Auct on Exchange
IN me basement rotunoa of the 81. Charles Hotel
IN TINS city, by virtue and in pursuance OF an
m court for the parish of Orleans dated
.ue ., ie'' court docket No. -, for account of the
auction, will be Sold o"s "' Pu'i"
,. 1kE -, vA Ii, LOT OF GROUND together
situated in tho First District OF this civ in The
in, % und. BY Baronns Gate Bacchusj Caron.
Ins i:se Apalle), Tia ia and Melpomene streets.
If I9e nhes 'front.' on Baronne street, by depth
. ~. aeet ~ inches lines all more or less be.
aneeh parallel lines. American mea sure as psr
''a Th % L d. Pile. surveyor, dated June -. 1876.
ine improvements consist of a neat two story
1Onne street. 90 ''"- ''' y"
.e ei M IN United States treasury notse.
,b. ""io peiOIe $500 notary puhljc AZ
the expense of the purchas Or. inclrdin, ~ go
80 PoH aoie III $780, lei. u iva II I!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
BY s. Gu1nault
W %ARI ANN taft. WIFE or =
BOGUILLE ~ L.

RY .. GUlNACi, n. Arcr,ov,
s1Tus6Y 5j1 1ly Is asv and s}ree
eanse tbs and at twelve
house streets bv between Canal and Custom.
dat Ds ,s Court for the parsb a,
.riot Of M ~ GROUND, situated in the sscn,. A.,
Ann. Dumain. De,b IN the square bounded bv ST St
depth ween ncnes trout Cd ST. Ann street Ss
mont so Se,nss with frame hona inches
kitchen Of th,ee having three rooms, fpams
change. =" pan to be seen ut The ET
tn" ym ms. cash and the ba,anc.
interest per annum fr gearing eight per cent
sold VITA sb snd Vendors privilege on tSs
n usual canses Of i've Der c non aenando and
ia ne OF Judicial process to a.oIney's fees
aS' t. she to keeD fe ssI Of
a. fhs 70 tne amount of the notes d me buildings
IL no pcy U the holder thereof auS AND trans
il 81 tss state and tsiss eosc.s,s
ie At a.. ." before Octave De Anna. 600
1es ls73jy7 10 'Ae purchaser. '"''