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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
General Vicente Rivn Pnlacio.

This gentleman. who, as our readers are
already aware, wac ordered into quarters a,
San Juan del Rio, in consequences of his
severe criticisms of the government, pre-
farrs d rtslgnng his commission oi Brisadier
General in the Mexican army to being. as
he considered. banished from this civ In
His letter of resignation he manifrsts his
appreciation OF the honor con terred upu
him by his commission having been sent to
him. rs hi states. in July, 1864 from Mon
terey by the late Pr-sident Brnitu Juarez,
in acknOw l-dgment Of his services ~ his
fers euvIendeiing ), rather than allow il to
pre- vent hin from giving free expression to
his opinions, The res gn5 rinD was promptly
BY the Preside at.-Tic0 Inequalities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
Tho Slatter Case.

The Criminal Court met at 1920 a. NJ
yesterday, and it being generally under
stood that the Slater Hussey murder trial
would be called, the courtroom was well
flled with spectators.
Immediately after the opening of the
court Judge Macarthur announced that he
was ready to receive any proposition III
regard 10 the case OF II. II. Slater, charged
with the murder Of Michael Hussey.
Mr.. Riddle, senior counsel for the accused,
said al with the consent Of the district
attorney they we've willing 20 withdraw
their former plea of not guilty, and enter
one of guilty of the minor Chenst Of man
slaughter.
Mr.. Fisher said that the government was
ready To receive that plea or to have q yer
dict of the juryunder the instructions of the
court without any evidence TO that effect.
Judge Macarthur gave his concurrence to
the proposed plea. saying that he WAS fam
ilAr with the facts III the case having pre-
sided ut the former trial.
Mr.. Slater then stepped to the bar, and
Justice Macarthur said:
You have been indicted for, and on the
eighth Of October, 1873. you were found
guilty of murder. DO you desire now to
change that plea.
The prisoner. withdra the plea of not
guilty and enter one Of guilty Of man
slaughter, sir.
Upon this announcement Mrs. Slater,
who occupied seat beside her husband,
was moved TO tears and wept bitterly. Mr..
Ride 10 asked, as this was grave matter, to
be visited Win grave consequences to the
accused, delay of a few days Of the rendi
ton of the judgment. The accused desired
to dispose of some matters which required
his personal attention, and his cOun ell
wished TO bring to the notice of the court
such evidence NJ HE good character as they
thought ought properly to be taken into
consideration in aGjusting the amount of |
his punishment. He asked a postpUnement !
OF eight or ten days.
Mr.. Fisher objected to any delay. If this |
plea was accepted. that seemed to be the |
end of the matter, and the question of the |
sentence was a thing to he lett entirely to
the court. If the learned counsel for the |
defense desired to make representations |
through witnesses or otherwise, he wished |
to make contrary presentations; but the
acceptance OF This plea of maDsaughter, he
thought, would be the end Of the matter.
The court had no objection to delaying
the pron0nruing of the sent nee for few
days. but he would be compelled to remand
the prisoner to the custody of the marshal,
who would furnish HIM with the necessary
means to conduct his private atfiirs.
Mr.. F.sher-l wUnld like to know if
there Is to be any testimony taken in regard
to the good conduct vi the defendant; if 50,
/ desire 10 rebut it.
Mr. Riddle-We desire that privilege,
but of course the government can put in
rcbuttlDg Testimony.
The Cuurt-It must come in the form Of
a.lidavits.
The case was then postponed until Mon
day, the twenty -nip,h instant, at which
time sentence will be passed.
The prisoner was taken to Jail by Bailiff
Paxton, and was accompanied bv Mr.. Viii
hams, his junior COUNSEL Washington
March IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23

Inc ne" senator is a TALL. slender person,
without as much jnice in him IA a des,ccated
bean stalk; He looks as if a slight flush ON
the up of his ear would make his feet cold.
tie has tharp, pinchedup guerulons
face. with ferret eyes, apgled by sharn
eyebrows; thin, pursed.up, conc4it.a
lips; sb"ut u six-aDd a,quar:er head:
thin)y clad, with straight hair of a feeble.
drab color. He looks like dried man A
more thoroughly insignificant figure never
crossed Your vision. He struggled to his
-legs with an odd mixture of couceit and
manra'se homie and, after fremulou,
effort to deliver himself. drew forth printed
slips of biz speech. which tremhled very
much in his hand, rs he proceeded tn read
them, with a cha,g e 10 the,jury manner.
and in a little seuile voice like old Granny
Smallweed's.- Ohio State Journal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
SUCCESSION OF MICHEL BORIE
by THE ADMJNiS,R.rR,x

ny THE ADMINISTRATOR .-TprR /.
4 - DAY, March 2s 1875, At twelve ,JcIock
n VIII b. sold at The Merchants End
, Ituc,ioneers hxchs ge. by virtue of an order a,
par Of Orleans. dated Fthru.r y Is. 1875
NJ; a GkRTAlN LOT or GROUND, Ia The Second
District OF this city. in square bour,led oy Dn
malne, n irais, Where AID St Ann streets. mess.
nring 80 let from. OH DumsiHe street, b, II ~. 10
nc "a lines III depth and frcnt on Marais ..,..,
Tgei her VII b the lild.ng- thereon. o"oo'
Alec, u 2 T. A., at No ~ Or;ears s,r... -.
con.enis 1the Con-ehcrse and furniture. '''e
Act Of sale before q = snri.+ n...
senPe1se. t024 mia 10 2Ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23

Ply q. DE FEKIET 4 CO,-JOHN q MON.
1858, suctloneer-,, flee Ne so ROYAL street.
a. ~ Inc Merchants aud Auctione.rs' Excb ang. m
NO., stiee'; between Canal and Gust Omiouse
Two Judgment. r-ud- cd aud signed sept embsr 40
ano oc'ober II 87z. by tn Judge of h g SsconJ
i,SiuS c Ho"it i'I me parish OF Orlean s. the fol
=, l.; CEbT,IN POK'ION OF GROUND. eitua,ea
IN ti,t ss,n' District of this city, IN u sSnare
oounoea by Barracks, Ramuart, Hospital and Bnr
Snhus st'e-ts measuring &c feet 7 inches front IN
nr h street, b. l6l feet in depth: roe, Their
Wild me Large, 81. CANT comfort 4bL, onea toSv "a
attir bncs ard slate roof dwell ing honse besr n
No $50 Barracks street CONTAINING two narIn,s
c c%" %' h ms large entrance and ha H. bind
I'"e" "hck gallery and stairway on gro md In.,
II tbe ate i"ur bedrooms large hall fnnr nab;
nets 9llnd closed back gallery aud stair way land.
b'lck building cfntainng on the prsnnd 49, n. ty
T."Ds, = Kitchen, cellar stairway AID pyivv. on
nv nd ,,jv, '"ita ,nomi hath room. tair land
s,ory DthidIng containing n washrnuIo, with nv
bee room ,, Ina nas"en'; o. tho upper foor one
otner '""-s'"'y e'afe ro,f rrame buildin contain
mg ,"o 70. ms below and Iuo rooms "A bpve An
o'her brick building containing two r,om, tcna,
an W. cstere, large fAgged yard .i- waited
ar ""'i peos pla' ted WITH elegant trees, shrubs
TWO LOTS OF GRO 50 situated IN VI.
sdnafs designate lay the S9s. and s. me ssnrine
i'm I'm - Zee 'front.' "h Karilti6 street by l35 f,et
1Hnet " deaih together with the laroe sh.d nr
cooper ehop eIected OF lot No. 4. -
Lo OF Or, UND situated in tba ss.o,s
Co... ~ 'h'- CIV III The square bonn ded nv
CuHIohh nst, Ola j. wee B.cat,,r Ri.nviiia IL
f,, o, o. 80 M Assuring "a Get i.ches lines
". On va Levee street "a fer S jucbcs D Iinss
'front.' ON 'lI1OD street 81 feet 3 inch. 6 NJ H t
90 ~ ~ .he s'dt mean Tus'enhonse street and
Oh zee. inches line III DEPT O, The nth.r linz.
bearing No. AZ old L-vre street. ' ''ioA s'"fo
c,.,,;, ~ nin'hs cash aud the balance on q
Of a". r.'s aho Nv" years 10 wiz For Il g heirs
na - ~ es+htlng one sixth OF the pronertv
nm, ana Tor Ntanis@s Passan survivor in con-.
,ha 10y. representing one half o, three.sixths Of
o " cash, ana for The afu., aid minora
~ sn oh@'ihiId nr twosixths of the prop.
90. onr ,hird cash and the balsr ce at one and
nc go s WHO e'g II pr cent pr a . : um fro D day
, ...e WIN notes II the purchasers to their own
on the by mortgage and vendors privilege
y ~ property 80 d, With five PEI cent ATTORNEYS
!. ca In case Of suit t. recover the aronnt Of The
,rrns me pt".-rfs to b. kep insured aud policies
= a., LIT % rureh isels will be Re qui.ed to make
dicatiOn. " ''o '''''p VI eui~
~ ac,s OF sase before Theodore on notary pub
mb36 IL 2oa7sp3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23

l SAA>tAAAAD ChDA1.
British steamship Royal Standard. Johnson, 70,
Norwegian bark Saga, Larsen, for Leith; Scotland
British bark James Boyd. Hilton, for Havre
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Chiliar, Bro,nuer, from West In.
dies VIA Mexican ports, to PIN, Forwood 3co-
Steamship Clyde, Livingston, from Havana
via Florida Ports. to ROberts-lst district IA
Spanish brig Trinidad, Bayo. days from Havana,
to Avendano Bros-Pont
Schooner Gurtrude Howes, Ward S DAYS from Rua-
tan Island. TO master--2d district PIT
SCHOONER Victoria No 2. from Am.te river-New
Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Glencoe. Calhoun. from st Louis
stella Block. Taylor. from Benff river
Robert Lee. Campbell. from Vicksburg
Willie, Trinidad. from Lind Grove
Lessee TAYLOR. Kenis0n. from Camden
Pike. Brown from Fishers Landing
Favorite. =. from Mobile
Colonel Kouns, kouns, from Jefferson
Waloon Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Marie Bassett from Lower Coast
IT Mary, Probst, from Lover Coast
Kate Kinney, Burton from Camden
carrie Thorn. Greenlee, from EIOyd
Henry Tete. AucOin. from ThbOdaux
'ohn Woods, Woods. from Pittstnrg with 10
coal boats
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Ship City of Boston Crosby from Boston February
10. to master-lst district IL
italan pa k Ter sna, Gravini, from Palermo Jan
nary 8, t" Ora Odd district
AVA lhtId SOfdDeen, Al DAVIS
f'on Barcelona January 49, to mastered dis.
trict %
Schooner Nav Evene McLarren 3 DAYS from Rua
tan Island, to Machecs-2d district p T
STEAMBOATS,.
Alice. Porter. from Amite River-New Basin
II Durtee. sen. from Shreveport
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
/ Lizzie Hopkins. Dupuis. IRON Lockport
\ l. Hodge. McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Era No q pateres. FROM Loekpori
Mary Ida, Ruiz from Wtite Hall
Bigy, HERON. from Pittsburg with Il coal |
boats
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
Second District Court tor TIE Parish of Orleans
No. 1926

by e. e. GIRARDEY. ALBERT PAUL.
- INSTRUMENTATION No. 81 Camp s,reet-SAT,
URDif March q. 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ at the
81 Charles Auction Exchange. viii be sold ut pub.
nc auction by virtue of order from the Hon
A. d. II sot. Judge of the Sncold district Court
1or the parish of Orleans dated the eighth of Feb.
rnarE, 1879. and tt ndered n the above entitled
matter, be following desc ibed pr,p-' ty to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
II The Third District of TINS city, aud in the square
bounded by Esplanade. Kerleie &c. Robertson and
Where streets, in"a assuring feet inches linz
1rsnt on Viliere street. b. 1T feet 10 inches lines
IN depth. Together with all the Improvement
thereen, rights. ways. privilege and servitud.s
tbeIeuDtO belonging or in anywise app-rtai,,ing
q CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
all the buildings and imsr .vem-nfs thereon.
rights. ways privileges and servItudes thereunto
cciiy. and In tbe square bounded by s.. Charles,
CarOndeief. Terpsichure and Euterpe streets Said
0t measures ~ feet front 81. Charles street by
lzo feet In depth, be wen parallel lines. The i'm
pfovemen's are designated by the No 4O7 St.
Charles street.
g. A CtRrAlN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Third District of this CITY, in the square
bounded by Broad, Abadie. White and z.pa
streets The said lot measures 30 feet front On
Broad stree, by 100 feet in depth. Together with
AZ the rights. ways. privileges and servltudes
tbereuntO belonging.
Terms-Caeh on The spot
Acts of sale at xprilse Of the miro hasers In
fore Charles T So lat no airy public.
feel 81 milo 10 20 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK HALPIN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. 81 G53.

ID G. MonIose. Auotioneer ~ Once No, 8
70, uo stree..sArvRDAY April 10 1875, At
Royal street, bot ween Canal and Custsmhouye
Streets will be sold by public auction, by virtue Of
an an order from ~ the Hon a, L. Tissot, judge Of
leans. dated March 3. 1875 the follow ing 10 wit
L. CERTAIN LOroF GROUND, situated in the
BY ST. Joseph, Julia. Magazine and Foucher Tor
COnsfance) streets measuring American meas-
IRE. ~ feet inches linss front on St. Joseph
street by 10 teet inches s lines i'll depth. be-
tween equal and parallel lines, together with tho
building sni \, lInaroSe m n n e, ihsreon:
Fin 81 District of this city, in The square bounded
by TchOupitonas. Girod. Notre Dame and Maya
zine stre"ls, designated by the No. % and measnr
by lol feet inches lines in depth, between equal
and parallel lines, together with The buildings
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First Dstiict OF ihis city, in square bounded by
Julia, Basin Gate St John), Girod and Ram part
Ua,e Gifcus) reefs. forming the corner of julia
Ill Basln streets, m, assuring 50 feet front Oh
Julia street by d p'h and front on Basin street Of
III feet 10 inch lires, between equal and parsl.
lei lines. Together with che bullci 20 and i'm
4 A CEaTAiN LOr OF GROUND, situated in the
First district Of This c,ty, in the square bounded
BY Camp, Magazine. DelOrd and st. JOSEF phi streets.
dessnat d BY l.tter and measuring, American
street ny w taet 10 inches lines in depth be-
tween equal and parallel lines. Together with the
Jul lungs anu Improvements thereon.
S. TWO CkRrA LOIS OF GROUND. situa,ed-in
The Fast District of this city, in the square
bounded by Clio, Call,ore, Basin and Franklin
s reefs designated by the Nos S and G. Lot No
30 feet front on 10 street by l24 feet 10
inches lines in dep b between equal and parallel
lines. Together with tire building, ard improve
men's Thereon. Lot No. measures 81 feet from.
on the true lire of franklin street, BY 40 feet
1in.s IN depth between equal and parallel lines.
J. legt Their with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
8. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated IN
the FIRST District of tits city, in the square,
pounded by Nj Char es, Pnydras. Ca,ondeIet and
lafayette streets, ard measuring 20 fee 8ls inches
'front.' on = Char Ok street by lO4 feet inches in
dcpth between equal and parallel lires Together
~mn t'e hn1loi 90 ard imprOv ments thereou
L rms-One third cash and the balance or
! credit "f one and Two years in notes ee-
cured bN eclal mortgage and vendors privilege
Sith eight per cent interest from date till paid
I've Der q. Mt attorney in of non paw ,ent
" maturity, the buildings to he insured against
nss by fire "a d the policies transferred to yendora
NE taxes. payable IN the Year 1878 TO be assumed
Indication.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
By Placide J. Spear,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SILVER AND PLATED
WARE. WEARING APPAREL GOLD Ann
PLATED JkWELRy ETC
SUCCESSION OF JULIA EDNA WOLFE
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleaua-
No. 1888.
RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCT1oNEER.-
March 49, 1875, at 10 A. NJ precisely, will be sold
az public auction, on st. Ann, between Tonti and
Rocheblave streets by virtue and in pursuance to
an OId.r from the Hon. A. L. Tiss)t Judge of the
SECOND District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
dated March IL, 1875 for account of the above sue
cessiOD- ~
One large lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
WEARING APPAREL, etc.
Also, by virtue and in pursuance to the same
o der, will Re sold at my Office. No. 46 rxchange
alley. between Bienville and Custombouse Streets
at ] P ~, on the same date as above
One lot Of SILVER AND PLATED WARE, and
GOLD AND PLATED JEWELLERY etc
Terms-Cash on the spot mn1a o. %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
BY q. De Ferret t. Co.
HANDSOME C0TTAGE. WITH VAST GYOCNr
IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT
DY g. DE FERRET 4 Co.-JoBN G. Mo,

RY G. DE FERRET L CO.-JOHN g. MON.
- rose neutrality-suspicious., No. 50 Royal street.
I'm SATURDAY. March Il, 1875 at Twelve O'clock
H.. at the Merchants and Auctoueers Exchar ye.
on Royal street, betw een Cana, aad Custombrse
streets. will he cold at pubic auction
FIVE LOTS Of GROUND, situated in the Sixth
District of this city in the square bounded by Live
Oak, Belle Castle, Laurel and DuIossat etre. to.
designated by the Nos. 10. 90 81. 81 and 20 in the
square No. II. ard measuring each so feet front ON
Live Oak street by lis feet in depth. between
equal and parallel lines; lot No. % forming the
corner of Live Oak and Belle Castle streets. To
geiher with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
ance on credit of one year In noia sec cred by
special mortgage and vendors lien bearing inter
est at the rae of eight per cent per annum from
date until paid. In case If suit five per cent at
tornes's fees to be likewise secured by mortgage.
The buildings TO be kept insured aud the policy
transferred to vendor
=, act Of sale al the expense Of purchaser before
BOunJ. Notary public. mh22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN iHk FIFTH DISTRICT,
LATE ALGIERS
SUCCESSION OF MARY M. ROUX
Second District Court for the Parish If Orleans
No. 81, ST.

RY c. T.. GIRARDEY. AuCTIoNgER-.
- once No ii Camp street.-SATUROAY, ApIil
10. 1875, at twelve O'clock H.. will be sold at
auction az the st Charles Auction Exchange. by
virtue Of an order from the Hon. A L. Tissot,
jud e of the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. dated the twenty fourth of February,
1873, and rendt red in the above entitled success
sion, ;ll the right, It'll. and terest in and to-
GER FAlS LOr OF ROUND. situated in the
Fifth District Of this city Gate Agers) and in tho
square bonndei by Lsvtrgne, Barth-lemv, De h
ionde aud Where streets. designated by the No. 20
in square No. I. rs pei plan drawn ~ a. DHrm-
court. on the eighteenth OF March, 1872, deposited
in the ef!ice Oft. Care, late no airy in this city
the said lot measures 30 feet front on Bartielemy
street, by llO feet in depth. between parallel lines
Az French measurement. together with all the
improvements thereon and thereunto belonging.
Terms Ons -haIf cash on the spot and the re-
maihdtr at one and two years for notes spt cislly
secured oy mortgage ON the property, bearing
eight per cent interes per annum from da cfsile-
until hnal payment; the Improvements 10 be X, pit
INSURED, and the policy 10 be- transferred to the
holder OF The notes, and the purchaser assume
pay mtnt over and above the pr,ce of adjudication
OF az he taxes for the years 1874 and 1875
AeI OF SAL AT the expense of the purchaser he
Tor. James Fahey Esq. notary public
milo Is 20 n ap3 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
FcoNrrNUED FROM FIRST pAGE.1

week, 900 boxes and $500 bids. including 39O0
bo1.s and 400 hhds to the United States
Bacon @37O3S 50 y hundred weight. Butter
es6Os3 y quihta1. Flour 828N29 so Hap,s 8 4o0
50 y quin'al for American hugar.cured. Lard il
kegs 5000 so v qEintal; in tins e451s6. Pota.
toes SO. Tallow $2Sd27. Horey reals v eallon.
Eavs! 81 ores buoyant. Empty hagsheads s0s 80
Lumber non inal. shocks buoy ant; box 9d9-
reals; singer hosshead A. reals Hoops, lspg
shaved S80d9o " 1850
Freigh's f,ner, owing to the scarcity of vessels;
loading at Havana ports on the north coast Of
Cnba for the United States. per box Of sugar,
81 81; loading at Havana for The United SiaJes
PR hhd Of sugar SG0t rs; per ibid Of mo!asses
-; loading at other ports on the north coast for
TIE United States, per hid Of sugar. 81; per hid
OF mol asses 50 So 10 falmouth ard orders, load
ing At Havana, s5a51s g: loading at other ports
OIL the north coast SIS 6da6os.
Exchal &c quiet and firm. On the United states
el1fy days currency S90sl premium; short sight
= a94 premium: sixty days gold ll8Hl2o pre-
miuini snort si.ht R20i2J pr.m,uri Oh Loncon
la.Ul45 premium; on Paris 1870 70 premium
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
IMPROVED PR PERRY IN rdn FIFTH DiS i'ni .
(LATE ALGIkRS).

ny G. T.. GIRARDEY. AUCTIoNEER--
- Office Nc. 81 Camp street.-SArURDAY, april
10, 1875 at twelve O'Clock NJ. at tn, st Charles
Adctien Exchange. will be sold ut public aucti ID,
by virtue of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tssot
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. dated the eleventh of February 1875
ana rendered in the above entitled matter. the
following described property, TO wit
ALL HIS RIGHT. TITLE AND IHTERESr in and
to = certain lot Of ground. situated in the F frh
District OF this city Gate giers) aui in the square
bounded by Lavergue, Barhoemv. D-lsronde ald
Where streets designated bv the No. 20, in square
No. T. as per plan drawn by A D'Hemecourt On he
sixteenth of March. 1872, deposited in c, office
u L. IL. Care, late notary in this city; the said
lot measures 80 feet front Bactheiemy street by
lZo feet IL depth between parallel lines all Preach
measlreme II, together will all the prove auts
thereon and tn reuntO belonging
Terins-One-haf cash til spot, and the re.
malnder at one and two years, for notes specially
secured by mortgage on tho property, bearing
eight per cent interest per from day OF sale
until final payment; the improve ments to be kept
insured and the policy to be transferred to the
holder OF he notes, and tn, ourch tser to sumo
payment over and above the price OF adjudication
or al The Ia xes for the years 1874 and 1875.
. Act OF sale at the expense of the purchaser. be.
fore anes FabAy. ESQ.,, notary public.
mhlO ID II 20 q ABB 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT OF THIS CITY. 1'
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH GRAS

psRcE or Trfs chry THE FIRST
| SUCCESSION OF JOssPH GaAs
District court for tn the Parish of Orleans
RY PLACIDE J. s si'sy AucrrosKER-
~ ONCE No: 10 Exchange alley-TUESDAY
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange. on Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets by virtue and in pursuance to
p JUGS menf rendered March g. 1875 and signed
March g. 1875, by the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
.ne aoov matter, the following described prop
l. A CtRTAIN CORNER LOT or GROUND aft
uaIeu ID Ihs frst D'stilct of this city, IN the
square bounded by Periodic, Liberty Formerly s.
Pauil, Gravier and howard streets measur,ny 10
feet 9 inches lines front Perdido street. by a
erty street and "a feet IL inches lines on other
SIDE. and 80 feet inches lines in the rear.
together vi d one-story house AMI attic, bricked
between posts and STATE C lvered, divided into a
grocery store. two rooms and a cabinet; and a two
story frame Kitchen slate rooted, etc. aud other
2. rWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated on
the batture in front of the First District of this
city. IN the square bounded bv New Levee, ST.
Joseph FuifOn and North Market streets deslo.
naieG b. the Nos and S. measuring each "a fee, 6
lines 'front.' on New Levee ana Fulton streets va
has depth OF l27 teet inches lines On the sids
OF lot No B. and l27 feet inches lines on the sGs
OF lot No. s. and said lot No. m assures In depth
~ feet inches lines on g side of lot No. 4 and
~ feet 10 inches line in depth and front On North
Market street-all tmeric an measure
Terms and Conditions-One.f fourth caah the
balance In three equal annual insfallpents hear.
ing interest at the rate of eight mar cent mar ~
num- With usual clauses Of mortgage, attorneys
fees, Insurance in name of vendor, etc The pDr
chaser VIII DO required to N AXE . deposit q. tan
per cent ON the amount Of adjudication a. the
1lme OF sale. Inc pr misses are leased up to July,
1871" At the rate OF $45 per month payahis
The lease to bs retained by the presene
occupant, or Cancelled, at the option OF the dur.
8 ct Of sale before Octave be Arua. ,o..-n
ic. 1T the expense Of the purchaser
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