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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY 49, l875-oUADRUPLE
founa IN the records as qrantee and grantor Cor.

| founn In the records as grantee and grantor our
| Ing the ten years ending 1874.
NUMBER ONE.
The first transaction we 1nd isas ollows:-
BoUGHT.-Mary d. King and Wiliiam l. KING 10
Jofn u. ketser.-Lot northwest cor1er Of SECOND
avenue ana Ninth street, %. 4Nl2O leet. Dreu
DAT April Y 1864; recorded May I, 1868. Con
sideraton $1,000.
TnIs property was eventually sold in the follow
Ing Manners
SoLn.-J0nn IT, Keysar ana wife 70 Charles j..
Goei el.-Lot as aoove described Deed datrd
October -, 1874; recorded OCTOBER p, 1874. Con-
sideration, s2s,ooo.
NUMBER TWO.
We next ind that Keyser purchased property
adjoining that already described, as follows:-
BouGHT.-Ju ana NJ. QuacEenbos and Mangla
nj. Quackenoos TO John n. keyser.-A piece OF
ground, with = stable thereon, Ia the interior OF
tue block bounded by Second and Third avenues
81. Marks place and Ninth street Consideration
81, 500.
This stable and lot was also sold TO Charles J..
Goeller on the same day as No. /, the considera-
tion being $4,000. Keyser mad evidently purchased
property prior 10 1854, FOR no that on the same
day that deeds and were drawn Mr. Goener
purchased lot on the south side OF Ninth street
ana 100 feet west OF Second avenue, 1Sx2S, for
$4,000.
NUMBER THREE.
The next transaction, according to our system
OF enumeration, was as follows:-
BoUGHT-Eliza Darcv 70 John Ii. Keyser.-Lot
the north side OF Tenth street. 100 feet west OF
avenue ID, 13x25 leet. Deed dated Sep emoer 20,
1S69 recorded Septsmoer 3d. 1869. Consideration,
$500.
THIS lot was sold five years after October a.
1874 TO Goeller, who had already bought Nos. /
and 2. the consideration being $4,000 But here
again occurs one OF those peculiar double bargains
SO frequent IN these Ring real estate operations,
for we also nnd that Keyser mad previously Feb
ruary 10. 1874 solo the same lot TO Adolph Starke
Tor 1850, and that deed 10 also recorded.
LEASES.
The following leases were also bought and sold : :
BouGHT-John D. Wolfe to John Ii. keyser.-
Lease for ten years. from May 1867, or premises
No. 100 Ninth street. Rent, $1,000 per annum.
THIS lease Is apparently still retained In Key.
ser's hands.
BoUGHT-Phlip Cleary to John Ii. Keyser.-
Assignment oil lease Tor twenty one years, from
Nav l. 1876 oil premises No. 20 Ninth street. Con-
slderatloD, $4,000.
Sold John Ii. Keyser to Alfred II. Graham
Assignment OF ABOVE lease, dated August 20, 1872 ;
recorded August II, 1872 Consideration, $40 600.
BOuGHT-Wliam NJ Tweed TO Jonn Il. Keyser.-
Lease for ten years. from January !, $780, OF prem
north side OF Ninth street, loo ieet west Of
Third avenue, 30x23 feet Consideration, $1,000
per annum.
Neither Charles Z. Wilbourn or E. A. Woodward
appear to have gone into the real estate business
at all as no records have been found In their
nameR
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EDWIN N. HAGGERTY.

Taking up names tnat are familiar, while inves-
ugating the ooings Of the Ring, we find that Ed
win n. Haggerty made extensive purchases for q
Janitor, even Of 9 county Court House.
NUMBER ONE.
the drst purchase OF real estate recorded al
made by HaggertY was as Iolovs:-
BoUGuT-Martln Zaborowski and vile 10 Edwin
NJ. Haggerty.-Four lots On the south size OF
ElghtynIntn street. loo eet east VI Ninth avenue,
l0oxI0o.s sei. Deed dated Marcn 1865; recorded
Marcn ~ 1865. Consideration, Sg.2Oo.
This property was bought at very cheap rate,
II the money consideration was really all that was
given ior it. when ne came to sell the tour lots
we ind the following record OF Transient
SoLD-EdwIn NJ. HaggertY and wlIe, to
Terence Farley Roo-rt Irwin and Robert
dalea January 10. 1862; recorded January 10
1869. Consideration, $4,000
SuHBEB TWO.
the second investment was In seventy.slxth
street, near Fourth avenue. as iolIows;-
BorGHT.-German Hospital and Dispensary to
Edwin n. Haggerty and Jonn Mathews.-Ilot on
norsn SIDE II Seventy-slxtn street, SS2I ST. feet
east o FOurtn avenue, 42.l0 2-1Xl02-2 feet. Deed
dated MAY -, 1909: recorded May Is, lsea. Con.
AIso'@iefence Farley and wife to Edwin NJ
Haggerty aud John Mathexs.-Lot on north side
OF Seyenty-ixtn street, 375 eet east OF Four nave
nue.. l55xi022 leeL Deei dated october 20, 1s6s /,
recorded. July 5, 1870. Consideration, SIS 500.
Both d these plots being contiguous, we're sub.
seQuenuT eoiu Dy haR9erty as one plot 10 John
Mathews mo mention being made or the previous
partnership, though IL may be inferred as exist
lng- Tue consideration recorded Is $4,000, and
tue deed Is dated August s. 1871.
NUMBER THREE
Haggerty's fourth purchase or real estate was In
the same street, as lollOwss-
BouGHr.-Jonn Mathews and wife 10 Edwin NJ.
HagQerty-PlOt northeast corner OF Sevenry-sixtn
street and Lexington avenue. 10xIU22 .eet Deed
dat "a August !, 1871; recorded august IL, 1871.
consideration SI40O1
The purchase Of tnis corner plot was no doubt
part OF the bargain By which the previous Two
plots we're sold, as the deeds are dated within
three days OF eacn other. the names OF grantor
and grantee be ng simply reversed. TGis Lexing.
ton avenue property subsequently disposed Of
In the following manner
s0LD.-Edwin N. Haqgerfy aud wife to Michael
McInfee.--Plot as already described. Deed dated
DECEMBER ~ 1871; recorded January IL, 1874
CONSIDERATION $4,000.
Here we md considerable bargain and sale
gong on, Tor on April 10, 1872, Haggerty buys Of
Mclntee ana vile the same ot the ostensiple
consideration being $4,000 ttne same As ecorded
IN McIntee's deed. The OBJECT OF TINS repurchase
il found in a deed granted ~ EdwIn NJ. Haggerty
10 James r. Malcolm, VINO Is set down as paying
SIS 900 Tor the properly. with this double bargain
aud sale We close HagGert,'s real estate opera.
.ions.
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THE MEETING OF THE BIO NUNS THIS EVEN

THE MEETING OF THE BIO NJUEs THIS EVEN
mo.
The braves OF the Tammany Order VII meet
this evening, alter the setting OF the sun, to elect
their pig Injuns; ana although during the past
day or two there has been considerable OF pow
WOW among some OF the ex-cnleis, u - not gene
rally believed tnat there Will De any tomahawk
work In the Wigwam tonight. IL Is said, on what
seems 10 be pretty good authority, that the Sa-
chems with but two exceptionsl who were elected
last year ia tho season OF rains,u vii be put up
10 tue highest bidders again. Last April out OF
2g5 votes cast 1S5 we're cast for tae regulars aud
no ior tue opp slttOn tlcKef. Duflag the past
winter over 30 new members nave been initiated,
ali Ol whom are SAID TO be strong partisans OF the
PRESENT Sacnems. still Iammany "lnIuBsV are
often as uncertain as whlte men, ana there may
be ciOse contest. At he present outlook, how
ever. IL would seem that there VIA De only one
tlcKeL In the held
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT FUEL ASSo.
CIATION.

The Hebrew Benevolent Fuel Association held
its twenty-sxth annual meeting yesterday at the
Teutonla Assembly Rooms, No. 100 Third avenue,
LOUIS Lowengood In the chair. The society
numbers over 600 members and distributed 500
tons Or coal during the past year. Ine Finance
Committee presented Tfs report, showing toe re-
ceip 70 oe S9.440 OF anu TIE expenditures
$5,4l4 ID. leaving oaiance OF so 02 Tue assets
VI the society amount TO Sll,lg2 "
The louoWlnI Ofncers we're elected Tor the en-
SUNG year:-PresIaent, Louis LowengOod; vice
President, L. Rotnscnud Secretary Nathan
werner; Treasurer, II. Sylvesteri DIRECTORS
Chafles 9. Allen, Louis scnnaDeh Isaac Sohrol0ers
~ L. belxna Ana J. SOinerioas
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John Garvey were mere makeshiiis TO avoid civil
process ana attachment
NUMBER FIFTEEN.
Finding the Corporation again IN the market
with real estate Garvey became purchaser Tor
the nteentn time.
BoUGHL-Ihe Mayor. Aldermen, &C., OF New
lorE. 10 Anorew ]. Garvey.- Lof. on north siue Oh
StNty-seyentn street, 20 ieet east ~ Filh avenue
75NlO0.5 ieef. Deed dated July 2. 1866; recoI1ed
June 10. 1871. ConsIaeration, s23 100.
Tnls lot was also sold to John Garvey for sixty
four cents.
NUMBER sIXrEEN.
The sixteenth speculation was as iollows:-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT r. Wheeler and wife 10 An
drew J. Garvey.--Lot west side OF Madison ave.
nue., SID Ieet south OF Forty third street, lgx
fert Deed dat d June 70, 1870; recorded July ~,
ISL Consideration. $4,000
This lot was likewise sold TO John Garvey for
sixty -four cents.
OTHER PROPERTY.
In the deed to John Garvey for a consideration
OF $l0 the sixteenth and last LOT, Is lot at the
southeast corner OF Third avenue and TN enty-
ninth street, 24.sx0o feet, or which there is no
record OF Garvey's having bought the same since
1854. Andrew J. Carney also gives John lease OF
No 21o East Thirteenth street Tor twenty one
years Tor q consideration or $4,000. He also
gives lease for i've years oil lot south side
Fftieth street, seventy-seven leet west OF Madison
avenue to Isabella Phillips, from August !. 1871.
at $4,000 per year. which is the same as Ii sold to
John Garvey In transaction No. IL.
Recently Mr.. Garvey gave lease for three
years, at $4,000 year, OF tho premises No. 1876
Fourth avenue, TO Patrick Parke and Patrick
Sharkey, the lease being dated March IL 1874, and
recoroed March 81, 1874 and this IS precisely the
same property sold 10 Jonn Garvey In transaction
No. . Tor slxty.our cents. more shallow device
was never concocted.
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ANDREW J. CARNEY.

The wonderful plasterer who found 80 many
acres OF walls In want OF covering was evidently
bitten ny the mania 20 hold real estate, and MS
operations, though on q smaller scae. were very
ike tMpse Of his Ring masters The following de-
tails are glven:-
NUMBER ONE.
The nrst transaction we md with the name OF
Garvey as purchaser Is as follows:-
BoUGHr.-Gerard Stuyvesant TO Andrew ]. Car
vey.-Lease on premises on west side d Inird ave-
nue. sLs-l0 eet nOrtn o. Tenth street, - .l0xiS
lee.. Lease datel January 30 1851, recorGed
May 1867. Consideration, s226 per year. Twenty
one years ease.
rms lease stll. appears 70 be held by Garvey, as
u was released 10 MIN on OCTOBER o. 1seJ-re-
corded september IS Is7i-by the East River
Bank, at the same fate-s225 per year-tne con.
sideration IN this last transaction beng 81
NUABER TWO.
Garvey's second purchase In regular order OF
date was the following onss-
BoUGHT.--lsaac Grown and vile 70 Andrew J.
Garyeg.-Lot % nortn AIDE % IhirteentA street. "a
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THE Ring INVESTMENTS.
Operations Of Inger8oll, Gar
vey and Haggerty.
ANOTHER MILLION SPENT.
How Conan and Keyser Pur-
chased Real Estate.
WHAT THE CLEARWATER DID.
The Plasterer and the JanitOr Ex-
pending Thousands.
SELLING PROPERTY TO A BRIDE.
A Brother Getting Valuable Lots for
Sixty-fOur Cents.
SELLING PROPERTY TO A BRIDE.
WHAT A COLLAR GOT.
Giving Two Deeds for the
Same Plot.

Having described tho remarkable real estate
operations OF William NJ. Tweed. Peter B. Sweeny
and Rcnard B. Connolly, during the ten years
from 1864 10 1874, We follow up the invest
ments made in real estate by James q. lngersoll.
Andrew J. Garvey, Edwin NJ. Haggerty, Thomas
Conan and John Il. Keyser.
1t Will be found that all or these men expended
4 great deal Of money Tor this class OF property,
and that, though their individual investments were
not as extensive as those or the more prominent
members OF the Ring, YET, in the aggregate.
these i've men purchased over a NIL
ion dollars worth or landed property in this
city. The records OF real estate transfers, where
their names appear reveal the same extra
ordinary method OF bargain and sale, the same
greedy desire for whole blocks OF land, and the
same eaeerness 10 get the property out OF their
hands wnen the discovery was made that the Ring
had become enormously rich at the expense OF the
taxpayers. White following the example OF
Tweed and Connolly in Investing their surplus
thousands real ate, Inpersoll. Carney, Hag-
gerty, Conan nd Keyser were also a. prompt
n transferring the same to their nearest
relatives or TO some trusted friend. In
several instances IL Will be seen that
Ricnard NJ. weeds thirteenth part OF dollar has
It's counterpart Joan Garvey's sixty-Iour cents,
while Conan ap ears 70 have sold three houses
and lots TO one N Il for So.
TIE same system OF enumeration OF transactions
and COMPARISON OF purchase ana sale that was OBJ
served IN tue previous articles is maintained IN
describing tae operations or these lesser lights OF
the Ring. IL viii DC seen that Carney paid out
s4S5 200, and that Ingersol's investments
amounted to s557, $50. Those OF Baggerty arose 20
el6o, 200, while Coman's we're S4s, $50 and Keyseris
only S35 $50.
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JOHN II. KEYSER.
The nana OF loan a. Kerser II also frsaHenily
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SHERIFFS SALES.
xhol City Of New Orleans W. Palsy
GrAvi6r; Same vS. same.

TheI City Of New Orleans W. Palmyra
0favies Same vs. Same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
= Of orleans. Nos $3.50 ana 7o.l72.-Bv virtue Of
two writs Of ten factas to directed by the hon.
orable the Superior District Court for the parsb Of
Of 1873 and 1874. I win proceed to sell ct
public suction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
city. on WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1875. 1t twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. to
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROrND, situated in the
First District Of this city. in square number two
hundred and eleven. bounded by St. Charles
mated a. lot number five, measuring twenty. wo
feet on 1t. Charles street. BY one hundred and
OF in the Second
drsd and dfsy,si3. bounded By White Dumaine, st.
Ann and Broad streets. measuring twenty nine
ieet on " mite street. BY one hundred and seventy
seven veHf feet ssI in depth. -
the Third District Of this city. in square number
n Snisteen hundred and sixty five. bounded by
V et Rousselin alley. Vt. Bernard and Broad
streets. measuring enc hundred and fourteen feet
on Okeilly street. by two hundred and eighteen
ONE FURTION OF GROUND. situated in thu
Third District Of this city. in square number four
hundred and si1ty-seven, bounded by Mathilds,
Alexander, Marsis and Urquhart streets. designa.
ted as lot number three measuring ninetythree
feet on Mathilda street. by one hundred and
twenty U%S 6 fsst in depth qhr opopon., .,
Third District Of this city. in square number four
hundred and nety-two. bounded by Urauhart
Mandeville, SPAIN and Marais streets. deslgnated
inches on Urquhart street. by one hundred and
sixtyOne feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN PORT ION OF GROUND situated
in the Third District OF this eity. in square mum
her eleven hundred and sixty Eight bounded bv
Music Washington, Liberal and Force streets
designated a. lot number two.
SeIzSd In the above suits.
Terms-CAsh on the spOs.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Ureans
fo6 YnhiO
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City of New ORLEANS W. Theophlle Inn.
bert; came W. ssme same vs.. same; same VI.
cUPERioR DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
- of Orleans Nos Sc 634. 1913. S. ono sud 70, 941
By virtue Of four writs Of ieri facas to me di-
for the parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled
causes for city taxes for 1870 1871 1878 and 1874
will proceed to sell ct public auction at the Mer-
chants aud AUctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets. IN the
Second District Of this city. on TUESDAY. March
9, 1875, ut twelve o'clock H., the following de-
V ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In
the second District of this city. in square number
Philip Dumains aud Claiborne streets, desig-
mated a. lot number eight. measuring twenty eight
feet on Derbigny street. by ninety seven feet IN
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the same district Of this city. in square num6ef
measuring each twenty FIVE feet on Oileans street,
By etghty,tw feet IN depth -
the same district Of this city, in square number
three hundred and seventy three, bounded by Du.
maine, White. Dupre and ST. Ann streets. desig.
mated az lot number two, measuring sixty four
feet on Dumaine street. by one hundred and forty
one feet in depth
the same d,strct Of this cty. in sousrs numbe s
two hundred and thirty three bounded BY Prieur,
Roman. Hospital and Barracks streets. designated
as lot number ten, measuring thirty ono feet on
ONK CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District Of this city. bounded by Gen.
tilly road, left side Of lake. designated by number
seven, measuring four BY twenty arpenta
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In
the second District Of this city, in square number
three hundred and twenty six. bounded by D0rgs-
nOis, St. Peter R0cheblAve streets and Cerondelet
walk. designated - lot number eight. measuring
thirty feet on Dorgenois street, by one hundred
and fifty feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District of this city, in square number
seven hundred aud seventy two. bounded by Soil
dele, Union, Prosper ana Frenchmen streets,
designated as lot number eight. measuring thirty.
tive Ieet Oh SOlidee street, by sixty four feet in
depth.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EU0ENB WAGGAMAE
Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish OF Orleans.
fa4 IL mh9
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Tweuty-Seventh Days Session.
SENATE CnAnBER, /
New Orleans. February S. 1875.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by the Hon. C. C.
Antoine, Lieutenant Governor of the State
and President If the Senate.
The Senators on roll call were as follows:
Present-Messrs. Alexander, Anderson.
Allan, Blunt, Brewster, Burch, Cage,
Chadbourn, Crozier. Detiege, Ola, Greene,
Harper, Kelso, Aasicot, Pollard, Weber.
Whitney, Y0ung-l9. um
Absent-Messrs. Blackburn, Breaux. Du.
mont, Eustis, George, Grover, Hervie.
Kelly. Landry, Ogden, Robertson, STAMINA.
Steven. Sypher, Twitchell, Wharton,
White-f.
Mr.. Chadbourn, in the chair, announced
q quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The Secretary commenced to read the
journal.
On motion of Mr.. Young, the further
reading of the journal was dispensed with.
and the journal corrected and approved.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. Allan submitted petition from the
police jury of the parish of West Baton
Rouge, representing that by An act of the
General Assembly of the State of Louisiana
for the year 1874, entitled an act granting
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Pierre Leblanc Va, Luc Rcoho.

ACHE0 ACOs00C We 1A0C 000O0s
CiXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 7l4s;-By virtue Of . writ Of seiz-
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Oriesns in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell ct
pu bic auction 1T the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
t0WhOuse streets. In the second District of this
city. on WEDNESDAY. March 10. 1875, Ut twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
WIT
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings AID improvements thereon, rights,
ways and privileges fhsreuute belonging Or in
anywise appertaininR. situated. lying and being
in the First District Of this city, suburb Treme
composed of the whole OF lot number two, and Of
. small fraction Of one foot seven inches six lines
forming part Of lot number three in square desig.
borne. Palmyra. Derbigny and Jackson streets, &C.
cording to plan drawn by Joseph Pile, late sur.
vey0r, dated May H. 1870, and deposited in the Of.
hce Of D. L. McCsy. late . notary public in this
city; the said lot number TWO having twenty-six
feet seven inches six lines fronting on Claiborne
street. and measuring. by adding the said fraction
OF said lot number three (0ne foot inches six
lines) twenty eight feet three inches fronting on
Claiborne street, by one hundred and five feet
nlnS inches three nes in depth. all English meas
ure. One-undivided half of which lot was acquired
by The defendant herein by purchase from B. G.
Beebe. - per act before - Coffee, notary in this
city. dated twentieth Of April 1915 and the other
undivided half. by virtue Of . Judgment rendered
BY the second District Court for the parish of Or
leans dated October 81. 1870 and signed October
g. 1870 in the suit No. 1903 of the docket OF said
court
Seized in the above suit.
VermE-Cash ON the spot.
RUGBNR wAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
fo6 Is 20 milo
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SHERErH SALES
Dierre Leblanc ". L. p. Des1ousseaax

Dierre Leblanc ". L. r. DesMousseaax.
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TaR PARISH OF
- orleans. No. 726l.-By virtue Of writ Of seiz-
uIe and sale. to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cauas, viii proceed to sell o.
public auction, at the Merchants and AHctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOase streets, in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY. March 8, 1873, 1t twelve O'Clock
NJ. the following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
with tine buildings and improvements thereon. aud
all the rights, ways. servtudes, privileges aud I'D!
vanta9.s the, eunfc belonging OF in anywise ap-
pertaining, 0tuated in the new Suburb Asrxny. in
the square bounded by Claiborne. Prosper. ST.
Anthony and Annette streets. designsted by the
letters and B, Of square number twenty seven
on plan drawn by +. J. Rothaas, on the ninth Of
August, 1886. and annexed to an act passed on the
twenty.uinth Of August, 1896 before ". Y. Lewis
late notary public this city Said lots measure
each. in EsglisA measure, thirty-one feet seven
inches five lines front on Prosper street, by depth
Of ono hundred and fifty nine feet ten inches two
lines, between parallel lines Being the esme
property acquired by the defendant herein by
purchase from julius Stendel Jr. 20 per act dated
December 81. 1872. passed before 1. Rude, notary
public in this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the SPOT.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Clsy Oh new Orleans W.. MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur Hauck; same w. came.

City OF New Orleans W.. Mr.. and Mrs,
Arthur Hauck; same W. same
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR rHR pAR1su
~ OF Orleans Nos 53,895 and .lOO5-By yirtns
VI Iwo xrit OF teri facias to me directed bv the
nOnofaDle the superior District Court for ths
catlsn OF orleans. in the above entitled cause
.oT CITY tA1ee OF 1913 and 1874, Will proceed 70
* an ~ PUBIC auction. at the Merchants and Anc
snI Excnange. Royal street. between Canal
S9o C.ustomhouse streets. in the Second Distrct
OF TINS city. on WEDNESDAY,. March TO- IRIS IT.
ortv. to wit "os0AAD0u prop
4, SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND .itua.aa :,
INC second district Of this city, in square number
tErec nnndred and twenty six, bounded bv Ca1on.
0oIoC Walk. IT. Peter, Rocheblsve and Dor0enoi.
eSIooIe, designated "a follows Lot number one
SSlos.1uIne sixteen feet by ninety eight feet in
aePtn on Carondelst walk: lot number two MAJ.
1rme seventy.four feet by one hundred and Al rtv.
I'VE 1eeV iot number fifteen meesuri NO thirtv
Even ieet oy one hundred and sixty. vs fear: IL
numDoi sixteen measuring thirty.five feat nv or~
nunoIea and nxtyhvo feet: lot number seventsen
,.easulne twenty-Ono feet by ninety .ei int fset.
~ numoer eighteen measuring ono Hundred And
na 11v * 1set BY twenty Ono feet. ~'1
ONh CH3TAlN LOT OF GROUND. situatad in
tao Second District Of this city in SQUARE number
LITE hundred and nine. bounded by Carondsist
ST.ax, %. retor, Tonti and Rochsblave strest"
ooCa8nateo ~ lot number one measurin1 twartw'
fifteen feet in depth. - 0"0 "u"oroo and
seized IN the above suits.
Terms-Cash ON tho spot
e.eooC Civil sherH Of the Parish Of n,iss,.