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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-25
STATE NEWS.
SCACl1ITA.

| SCACIIITA.
From the Monroe Ls,elligeuoer, Decembe.
The following is the vote cast at the
| fifteenth instant, TO Ill the vacancy in the
| House Of Representatives caused by the
death of Hon. w. F. Southland;
| Total vote cast G27. For 5. W. Wood,
| ga; scattering, 3.
| As will be seen from the above, the
| Democrats, !o- some reason best known 10
themselves, placed no candidate in the
| field.
NATCHITocuEs.
| From the Natchitoches Rcp,t5icaA, De.
| cember IS:
Shortly after twelve o'clock last Monday
| the alarm OF fire was given. The fire oc
| Cured in an outbuilding on the corner eff
| Second and IrUdeau streets, about one
| square above the courthouse. The bells
| sounded the alarm, and as the streets were
| full OF people at the time there was soon an
| efficient force on hand to combat the fiery
element Through the exertions of citizens
| the flames were confined to the building in
question. The property belongs TO Misses
| A. and A. Tauzin, and was occupied at the
| time by Mr.. G. W. kearney, parish recorder.
| The building burned was unused, and con-
tanned property belonging to the Misses
Tauzin. TIE origin Of the fire is entirely
unknown. The citizens worked with COM
| mendable zeal. Fortunately. the wind was
in such direction as to prevent more ser.
Gus destruction. Again we warn our citi-
zens to be careful about fire, as there is no
organized bo3y here 70 combat that ele-
lnent.
IBERIA.
From the Sugar BOIL, December ~
Felicity leland is one of the numerous
small islands which can be found on the
TerIebonne coast. This one in particular
is very tavorably located for fruit culture,
being well protected on all sides, and Mr..
j. Gauthreaux, of New Orleans, who pur-
chased it some time ago, proposes to de-
velop it to it's fullest extent in that line.
1t now has 500 bearing orange trees, 1900
more young ones, and he will plant the
whole of il l75 acres) in tropical fruits in
the course OF time. The land is all high,
has fine landing, and he will thus be en-
abled to ship to all parts of the coast Two
families reside upon the island and cultivate
il, and Mr.. Gauthreaux looks up to it as
relief in his old age. /. is perfect little
paradise.
PLAQUEMINEs.
From the Obstrcer, December Is;
The Hon. Judge James Foulhouza, for
many years resident of our parish, and
connected with our psrochial affairs, both
politically and otherwise, is now lying in a
very low condition. There is hardly any
possibility OF his ultimate recovery. His
many friends and ardent admirers are
gradually focking 10 his bedside, to grasp,
once more, the hand of their beloved ad-
mirer before the cold fingers of death shall
have claimed him as its own.
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No. si,iJI.
Ry ). WILLIAM DAVIS, AUCrroypsR-
- utdce 80 81 81, Charles street-On THURS
DAY. January o. 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ n.
the Merchants srd Aucticueers Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal ana Customhouse stre.ts
by virtue aud in pursuance of no orier Of ths
Hon. a l. Tissot Judge OF tue second D,stries
Court Tor the parish OF Orleans dated Hoveu. Der
~ 50 VIII he sold by plb,ic auction the 10 low.
ing described prop critics, 20 Wit
!. FOUR uBRTAfN LOIS OF GRouNr, VITA n,
buildings and improvements thereon, rights ways,
privileges ana appHrtenances thereuntc belong
ing, situated N the Sixth Dlstric. of this citv "a
the SQUEEZE bounded by Camp Pension Ches:i,at
and General Taylor streets, a1d known as lots S,a
], ?, and :. Lot No. forua the corner Of Chest
nut and Pension streets, aud measures 81 f-,t
Nos z, , and adi9n each other and peasuIe el.ch
Street iront on Chestnut street, by lis fsr, in
depth. between parallel lines.
2. THREE CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND tore her
with the buildings and improvements thereon
rights ways, privilege and appurtensnces there
unto belonging situated in the sixth Dstr;o: OF
Tins city in the square bounded by by Magazine
Austerlit2, Camp and General Taylor streets sad
designated by the Nos. /, , and B Lot no / forms
the corner OF Magazine and AusIetlitz streets and
measures % feet front on Magazine street BIZ y
depth between parallel lines and front Aas,er-
tz street, Of h8 feet inches; lot No Joins lot
No. !, ana measures 81 feet front Magazine, street
by depth between parallel lines, OF lo5 Zee. /
feet II inches front Magazine st rect bv de,,h
on the hne divlding IL from lot No. Of l0s fset
inches, and having width in the rear of p feet
$ 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together will.
the huildir IS and improvements thereon, situated
IN the Fourth District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Seventh, Eighth, Laurel and Constsase
streets, measuring 81 feet IL inches front OF sew
enth street BY lbs feet deep between parallel lines,
Terms and Conditions third cash, and The
balance at one and two years credit, in notes Of
the purchasers, divided into coupons, bearing
eight per cent interest from date I'LL paid, with
special mortgage and vendors privilege; the build
ings to be kept insured aud policies transferred to
the holders Of the notes; aud in case of judicial
proceedings for the recovery OF said notes the
awyer's fees liked 1t i've per cent, to be paid by
Acts Of sale to be passed before N. B. Trist Eso
de3 II Is "a % JAG w - = -
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rssl:TMAs SERVICES IN CATHOLIC
nd s.-Jesuits-High mass at twelve
NIX last night. This morning, from four
!, yu o'clock, low masses; at ten o'clock
~ INN high mass and sermon in English;
W ayen o'clock sermon in French. The
s0 re in 81. Joseph's, except there will be
one sermon, in English.
Sc. Eiyh mass was said in all of the following
NJ med Catholic Churches, at twelve o'clock
.nigh.:
Patrick's-high mass and sermon at
M tlys o'clock last night, followed by two
masses. Other masses this morning at
e,si1, seven, eight, half-past eight and
/ o'clock. Miss Little sang an alto solo
III midnight mass.
u Therea' slow mass from five TO niRe
81 ok this morning The same in St.
bells.
the Redempto,ists, services in each of
churches last night.
AnDs-Solemn high mass last night.
q mass to-day at seven high mass and
.t l0D dt uaAi pnnt AlHc' h7 Aiacue ~ anu
u. Is, pro pace, will be sung to-day by a
choir, with orchestral accompaniment.
regular choir, under the direction of the
lis sn.ei orgarist. Miss T. Cannon, is justly
Il sidered one Of the best in the South.
c1gh by itself perfectly competent to
kiucs ereditsbly any of the works of the
md a. wri-ers, on this occasion il will have
assistance of q number of distinguished
sists.
4, h. Francis and 81. Augustin-Services
snorning from FIVE until eight o'clock,
sermon at ten o'clock.
Church OF St. Bonitace-Low mass this
tmrg al seven, and high mass at ten
:. LICK.
h. Pe:er's-High mass at five o'clock
. +, morning. Other masses from five TO
o'clock.
Eoly Tiinity-Masses from six until ten
I, lock this morning. At six o'clock in the
&, kuiDg tie children will have an enter
nuer. in the adjoining schoolhouse.
b. Vincent de Paul-High mass and ser,
mat ten O'Clock this morning.
MaEy's (Algiers Masses from six till
on III. o'clock this morning. Sermon at ten
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kespited.

The Governor has extended his clemency
to David X. Henderson and Whisky Bill,
now under sentence OF death, until further
orders. This respite, in the due course Of
law, is, or should be, merely a prolonga,ion
OF their agony of expectation. Neverthe-
lees, if they are coutented, the public will
be, provided justice is satisfied at the end.
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RY H0Ey II C'C1SNOR-NICHlLA J.
- H0sy Alctoueer-Oflce No. Is Commercial
place.--SATCRDAS, January IS lS16 at 1--WE. 70
O'Clock nj, at the Merchants and AuCti0nesfa'
Exchange, on ho5 a street, between Cana. ard
CustumuOUse streets BY virtue Of an order 81 the
houOrahh The Second District Court for the ,a,i stt
Of Orleans dated NOven Der q. 1875 will BE- so!t
AZ public auction, fol- account OF the su sees. nu
of James bareIll, and Of his wife Mrs A. a. D.g-
ern, ths following described property 10 wit
|. LOT OF GROrSD, in the First nis 'tet of
tLis city IN the s1csre bounded by Jul,s frank
lin, Liberty aud G!rOG streets, desgnatss f.s OF
No. i"l. anu Measuring % Tee: fio1t IN Julia
street " ~ teet III ctnth between palHt = Ges.
TWENTl.NlSE LOTS OF GROUND forming
tha NhDle az the lTreEu-0r square No II ~ TO,
bounded bT CdVrollt2n avenue, Common - 0non
and julia streets, meas airing iJi feet inene
laes ifOut Oh tarrolitJu avenue, $50 fees font on
solomon street 1.4 feet inches lines Ir5ut OF
Common street and apout 500 feet trnat % orldL
;. FDl RrkGN LOTS OF GROUND, ct,I 1us,ut
the whole o. tie irregular square No. / ~ 7pl,
bounded by Common, EApJ,cOn. Scum ~ and
Jula streets, measuring about o'E tee !GcntI
inches front on Solomon street %; f4ti !" iuc!i.s
from on Common Street, and 81 feet rts~ mont
on Napoleon street (Oe tie whole more VT esq.
TIE s. I'd two squares are sltuat-d y We iIn"
tlon Of three she! roads gua thr Comm q stres.
bridge and Grt admirably aiantsi ~ DAIRY ~
gardening rurposes, and vii % So l., lots I,
SUIT purchasers.
Terms OF sale--One tn.d cash ana .a relnsiuGar
81 0he ana TWO Years rreu't W NOTES ~ the pIr-
ehGsels he Ting interest OF -ah. rst cent pei
aurun from +ue day OF sale l1t.i Ut raviusit
with Inc perl cause Of I've pa CEN a lVney's
tees, in OF suit Ere waOte s- ,l't.d hy
special mortgage and vendor. 81 oul prop
erty sold
before william j. C4ste,I. asu., notary r4u ..
dei2 Is al u
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dations for genuine representatives of the
press, and, let it be distinctly understood,
for nobody else, SO far as that table is con
cerned. Those entitled 70 sit and work
there will find hin their friend, and they
will find no taul. in him.
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Local Intelligence.

VERY LATE LETTER.-On the four
IN instant the REPUBLICAN had a news
T., from Brownsville, Texas, from its
[,sl correspondent. The New York
Liza has correspon dent in Brownsville,
| his letter, dated the ninth instant, did
/ ,npear until the twentieth, although it
|. sent in the same mali. The REPUBLI-
4. letter was in Washington and New
l. several days before the Haold's ap-
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IN THE NATTER OF THE MINOR MARIE, FRAN
CUISk, ALIAS ELVISA bATVER.
Second icstrtet Court for the Parish OF Oii.a.s-
No. st, las.
f.I,INkIrI .EcrInNrIp nrrr.,u

Second Ie.trtet Court for the Parish of oilea.s-
No. st. las.
by g. GUINAULT, AUCT10NEER-oPP
II corner ETeEanse alley and blenville street.
on sATCKDAf; January y lS75, VIII le sold al
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, by virtue Of an order from
the honorable the Second district Court for che
THREE CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF
GROUND, situated in tie Third D.strl,t of this
city, IN the square bounded by Craps Burgundy
Love OF Rampant, Marigny AID Elys an Fields
|. Lot A measuring 25 feet Il iaelles from. on
MaTgry street by So feet Times IL depth toge her
with one.half of the house and one-half OF {.
two story kitchen; the house bu.it at tlr corner
of Craps and Marigny streets contains two rooms
back gallery, cabinet and a cellar below; the,
Kitchen containing two rooms The whole agrees.
BY 10 plan which will BE- exhibits AZ the above
ENcAar e.
z Lots and G measuring eaeH p feet front on
MarigLy street Nv depth of Ct feet iiue.
J. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the same dis.
tle!ds, Ffenchmen Derblgny and Roman streets,
which lot measures about 81 feet mont on Elvslal
Fields street, by about 100 feet deep together with
a frame house with slate root having two rooms
aige cabinets; kitchen cisterl garden, etc See
plan a. the anct,oueers office.
Tefms-ure-hat cash. ana he balance at one
year credit in notes OF the purchasers, bearing
Interest AT eight per cent the day OF sale Sc.
cured by mortgage on the property sold. the pur.
chaser 10 assume the payment Of the tsyas OIL sad
property, colectible il lS1h aud SO 20 bind them
se!ves to pay the attornev va fees ten per cent in
case OF suit to enforce the payment OF the notes
acerEiag from the above contemplated sale and
10 keep insured the buildings on sad property to
the extent OF said notes AMI the policies OF rsur
aace transferred 10 said minors as collateral Sc
curitT.
Acts o. sale beto.e TLeodul= Buissou, notary
Pitb!tc, ~ rue expense Of the l'ufcia
Iti1 y !,
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AUCTION SALES.
By Hoey & O'Connor.
SUCCESSION OF joins sADDLEF

TWO WE'LL IMPROVED LOTS, ON HOWARD
STkkRT BETWEEN PoYD2AS AND LAFAY-
ETTs STREETS
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P1 R0Ei s. O'CpNNpR-NfCHGLAS J
IL Fpey, AuCtdnee--o tlce No. - CCslIrrtiai
pace.-sAft RDAl. January Is 1876, al Twelve
O'Clock 81. at the Merchants and Auctioueers' TX.
change on Royal, etween Canal and Customhouse
streets by virtue OF an order of the honorable
the Second District Court for the parish o; o.
leans dated Noven Der 23, lsTs, viii be sold al
public auction, il the matter Of the ingei iicli1u
OF Peter Green. tie to!lowisg described property,
10 wit
Lot OF GEOrND. in The Firsi District o. t!.s
city, n the square bounded by Grod Lafayette.
TchOup!toulas and Commerce streets, meas lTiGls
n feet more or less, front OIL q rod street by So
feet in depth, bounded the side toward
TchoCpituuias street by the property OF NJ.
Russia, and on the side TOW ard Commerce street
by the property OF said P Green. This property
is subject TO III" usutruct Of alley in common
with tllt adjoining lot which alley is included n
TIE said twenty feet front. The Improvements
comprise tlirrs.stdry brick building, with large
store room below sud Ex TOofns above; 'Wo.sturv
rear bjdlpg lyG RAM. etc, kr.own rs No. u 6rod
stree.
Terms Of Ssie--Oae third cash the rama udsr
al one and tSu Years cIeG.t, Ill notes of the p9r-
antUrn nom day OF sale anti iiusl payment wit
CLAUSE OF i've per cent attorneys fees IL event
of scit 10 enforce payment secured by spec al
mortgage aud vendors len on the property sud:
the Improvements 10 be Kept fully insured aoc
policy transferred 20 vendor holder of thu u9tee
Act 81 Sal at the expense st the purchaser be-
tore v tllta1r .. EaStt- Es0.. notary pEJ.iC
DELI - ial -
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The expense of living in Rome is very
great. The publioans Of the Eternal City
are everlastingly bringing in their eternal
board bills.
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~. y, l5-.
Pr H0kT & o'CONS0is-N 49, !.
IL Roe Auettpreer-C Once No Is C.iu -rriai
Place, tuesday,, December 49, l375, Z ',ralvo
O'clock NJ, at tie Merchants and Auotic.r, : IL
change, Royal street, between CauIl AMI G's.otn.
house stFeets, BY 7'rtue OF an 0rdct Ut tie
able the Second District Court for tina paui or
leans, viii ne sold by public &uct.og--
THAT CHOICE IMPROVED PROPERTY E.ri,..rr
The cgru"r OF tlw.Te and Pet rs stIc1t- IL No
fiftn tistrici OF this city II Beilev.i,. u ne
square bounced by Em4Te Peter Ch2stcus 80
ANY .ireets designated as rs Nos. II, y sui e,
Hhic. Al ON each Other AID measure. together
q feet II inches lines from. E'mir. s.r-e- ~
10 nee II depth between parallel lines and form
ing she corner ot Emire AID Peters straets I;i
which corner is uae story house suited 10. IA
store ana dwelling, AID the property may he sold
BY lots 10 slit farchaseIs.
I1rms- one'third cash AMI the remain Ter ~ one
and ,NI years credit, VITA interest OF eight pa,
cent per anruu from date OF sale until E1ai pay
neni The penal c.aus5 o. i've pei ceut atte-Ety S
fees III erent Of suit Insurance of improvements
and trensieI 81 policy. The whole TO D4 sec.,ud
by special aot gage and vendors lien eu the p-op
erty sold, and t!le purchaser n p.vi-!lt
over and above the his bid OF al ta1lss
for the year 1915, payable in 1916.
Acts Of sale at the expense nj the pgrtt aaers
before Yam ). Csste'., ESQ notary publJc.
nt,l II n
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BUSINESS LOCATION Of THE NEW Bss'S, And
TWO L4RGS SQUARES or GROUND ON
COMMON HTRktr CARRpLLION AFKNCF
AND THE NEW CANAL SUITED For DAERS
OK GARDEN PROPOSES.
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Passenger list of steamship c. w. Lord
Captain Cotton, for Havana:
j. N. VANDERBILT and servant: Miss Z. i.
Smith Louisa Sanchez, j. b. Hamel, 5. V.
Fornaris, C. Ds la Roche, T. p. Almieri,
Miss Almieri, Miss Alice Persiana, Miss Du-
boz, Miss L. Dubos, Miss NJ. Dubes, Mics
Ida Dubos, Miss A. Dubois, NJ. A. Dubois, p.
Is. Dubois.
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SHERIFFS SALES,
LOTTERIES,

nRAWlNE OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR DECEMBER ~, 1875.
CLASS BOG.
Il z.ISs az g3IgI II II II u Is L.
Tie above drawings are published in tIle rlincipnl
papers ana are dlHa i'll public ai s. at tie roois
oi Tie Company.
W ltness our Lands at New Orleans Louisiana
tins iwentv-tonr.h ddy Of December, 1878
II. PtRALTA,
ADAM GIFFES
Commissioners.
BEWARE of BOGUS L0TTEaiES an2
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Is MrMogIAM.-The grand jury yester-
|, upon the completion of their iabors
y Just before their discharge by Judge
fsle, adopted a resolution Of regre. at the
bib Of their fellow member, jeremiah
Irovar, and Of coincidence with the
Inds OF the deceased.
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REF MENTIoN.-Messrs. Flanders and
1a', local inspectors of steamboats,. have
Jet made no progress in taking testimony
esrning the burning Of the steamboat
j. Pike, but they have definitely learned
Mr.. Bonnie, the third clelk, was not
He was not on the boat when she
med
sHerson Locke, thirteen years old, yes
Eay accident tally sent a bullet through
left hand while playing with pistol.
was sent to his home on GasQuet near
borne street.
|ast evening Delete Carter concluded
Nancy Williams had too much blood
Der veins for Christmas, SO pulled out a
p razor and slashed her couple OF
es, at the corner of Tchoupitoulss and
Lila streets, and then decamped.
be condition of Mr.. Levy, whose life was
Fnpted Thursday, at his store on Char
street, was yesterday somewhat crit.
and his physicians were unwilling to
decided expression az to the case.
'uisiana Hose Fire Company will hold
annual election Monday evening, and
the balloting is completed Trad Ferry
y will join the Hose by special invita-
title boys, look out how you steal rides
treet cars now, for there are keen eyed
watching. Two boys were arrested
erday and placed in dismal cells.
snry Jones did know that it was loaded.
bullet passed through the left arm of
y Scott.
lew minutes after nine o'clock Thurs
night, communist poured coal oil on
ame house at the corner of Jefferson
seventh streets, and then set fire to it.
building was owned and occupied by
y Brady, A bottle which had con-
q the oil was found in the yard.
y complaints made by some one in the
Il brevities" of the Times about the
asement.of the reporters desk ,lposition,
y the House of Representatives, are
antly by some one who knows nothing
What il wanted, intended, or will be
ssd The matter 10 entirely within; the
edcn Of Mr. Sergeantst-Arms Flood,
" biz intention to provide accommC-
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NO. S5,2p
pS =. GtINAULT. ACCTIuNEER-oFFICE
II corner Exchange ailev and Bieuylle street,
On Sal hDAi January Is, 1876 a; twelve ocl0c X
NJ, Will be sold al the Merchants ana AuctiOneers
Exchange, Roya' street between Canal and Gus.
tonhouse streets, by virtue of an order frem The
honorable The Second District CuGIt for The parish
OF creans dated November 2t 1875, AID also bv
virtue Of Judgment from the same CONT reu.
dtIeG October :, 1875 and lgheL cr-nher J.. l315-
LOT OF GROUND, situated Ia tie Third bis.
tr!cf q this city, in the square bounded by Baga
ttle, 81 Anthony. Robertson and Claiborne streets
measuring 90 feet Q inches from on Bagatelle
street, by II" feet in depth Together with fame
mouse, No. til having four IOOiils uUle Kitchen
p!Iv-es. Two clsteIus. The whole divided INTO w
tenements.
Terms -une-thrd caall, aad the be .arce on a
credit OF one and two yeals il notes or coupons
OF the purchaser, bearing e'ght per cent interest
Per arnutn from the day of sale IL paid, and se-
cured by mort -sge and vendors privilege on tile
property sold; the purchaser to cause the build.
inEs 0u said property to be iAsuIt for their full
value nctl the full and final payment Of SAID
notes or coupons and TO transfer .e pUi.cy OF IN
EuIanee 10 the holder oI holders ut said notes OF
coupons, and finally, TO pay al the LAWYERS tees
winch tees are tEe at Ave pei c-nt ;lie amount
sued Tor, in case Of judicial proceedings for tie
recovery OF the amount OF said Ln;es VI coupons
OF any part thereof.
Act OF sale before Eusebe Rorlv, notary r,b.
lie, az the expense Of the purchaser.
ael5 IS 81 ia7 II
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SUCCESSION OF NICOLAS B1K9OlS.
SecGrd District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 .Ss&.

SecCrd District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 .ss&.
RY JOHN &. MONROsE. AUCTIoSEER-
II Office No. 80 ROYAL streei.-FRiDAY, Jan.
usry l6io at twelve O'Clock IA, at the Merchants
and Auetoneers Exchange, Royai street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets Will be sold at
pubic auction, by virtue of order ffom the Hon.
A l. Tissot. judge of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated December 3, 1875 the
following described propeIty-
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND tssetler with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated in
the Third District of this city, il square bounded
by Clouet, Casacalvo, Greatmen and Montegut
streets. Said lot meausures, French measure to
feet front OIL Coret street by 2ia feet in dept the
whole more OF less
Terms-CasE.
AeS Of sale at the Expense OF purchaser before
IN. buisson, notary pubic. de5 l8 rs jail
SUCCESSION OF HEHRIETTE DRECX, DECEASED
WIFE OF ArGuSTE CoUDRFAU.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, So 2it.
by JOHN &. MONROSE. AuCTIoNEER-
- Once No. 50 Royal street.-WEDNESDAY
January ;, lS.h, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Mer-
ehants and Auctioneers Exchange, ROYAL street
between Canal and Customhouse streets will be
sold at public auction by virtue of an order from
me me hon. A.; L. Tssot Judge Of the Second Dis
tr1ct Court for the parish of Orleans, dated No.
vemoer ", 1875, the following described property,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, being
No. s. Royal street situated in the Second district
OF TINS city, in the square bounded by Royal ST.
L 20, Bonroen and CONT streets, measuring 50
inehee, between equal and parallel lines
Terms-Cash on the spot The purchaser to a.
payment Of ali city taxes for the yssr 1876 ne IN
1876 :. = -. 'o' TAG se"' 49, au1 IN
a. Act Of sale At the expense Of the purchaser be-
del IL is Is jal5 s-
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nANIEL MckENDRICK,

nANIEL MckENDRICK,
BOUSH, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT PLUMBER, GAS
FILTER, ETC,
Respectfully announces TO his Old patrons and the
puhHc GENERALLY that lie has resumed business at
his new store, centrally located
No. j3 Camp street,
Opposite ST. Patrick Church, New orleans
and VAL give prompt and personal attention to any
new work or repairs in his line.
bas on hand and Is receiving all description or
BRASS FAUCETS, WATER and Gas PIPES HATH
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