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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-10

day. The marAst soon became heavy, and bv noon
Pacific Mail Since noon there has BEEN recovery
Of a ! except for Pacific Mail which has further
declined a. During the first hour Union Pacific
advanced Il p cent but By noon had lost the ed
Cotton eossa steaay apsSSs
net receipts 625 bales gross 1868: sales 3055
Futures closed firm; sales Is 800 bales rs fol.
for March IS sssaSis i3lsc; for Apr,i ie as Sc:
for Nay 16 7l60l6 Is &c. for June l6 332SIi64 @;
s 70, 1s Is e '''0isc for August 7c; for ssDtem
Flour-COmmon to fair extra 81 7Od5 40, good
10 Choice Us 4s1s Wheat quiet; prices generally
without decided chang. closing dull, heavy and .
Rosin and turpentine dull. Pork lower new job
lots sold a. $i9 q Lard lower; prime steam a.
u Lice. Whisky decidedly firmer, 81 o5. Freight
Cotton, per steam, Sled.
Sugar ~ 0,hc for fair to good refining 40 for
gr,m sioD8ssc for centriiugs'; refined dun; ~
quiet; New Orleans easier.
middlng I5c. Flor steady; demand moderate
moderate at 6716sc. Oats steady at ss063c.
Pork quiet at $40. Lard quiet; steam sls 60
meats-shoulders &c; clear rib 81 asAc; clear
l0b 0i0Ac. Bacon-Shoulders 81 dSac; sides--
None out Of smoke WHISKY s o. :,..,u and
changed. -Four steady-Low and medium grades
wanted. Wheat quiet; No. 2 red winter 81 % =
weak H saass sS' Oats rs but inactive 5ssS
s7hc Whisky advanced Sc in the anticipation
OF Increased tax; sales at 81 o. Pork dull sig %.
Dry salt meats-Weaker feeling round lots;
only small jobbing trade Bacon unchanged.
Lard-Held ~ l3hc; no buyers
Foreign Markets..
HAVANA, February 9.-Spanish gold 2l302l4;
American 214 Exchange lrregul4r on the United
states six,y day. currency S0083 Premium short
sight s4086 premium: sixty days gold lo3Gl0J
don 1870 a i33 premiuIn on Paris lfo1ll2 premium.
LIVERPOOL. February g. 5 p. M.-Cotton-Saes
on a basis of mddling uplands, nothing below
good ordinary shipped January lad; do, nOthipg
below low midalinc, shipped January, 1l.l6d; do
shipped February and March, lad; DO deliverable
March and April, I'D. Yarns and fabrics at Man.
chester steady,
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Gold con tinues to rise and fall here in sympathy
with the fluctuations in New York, opening at
ll4s0il4ss against lii that market. and after
q limited business closed at HAS 0ll4I &c higher
than yesterday againsf 1l47s at New York. The
sales were confined to $ls0 600. embracing $1,000 At
li4ss and $l5, 600 at las dIli3i.
Nothing transpired in silver. American half
dollars were still quoted at 1861 Ol074 and Mexi.
can dollars At 97h 09a, gold.
SteIll 1g exchange responded to the fluctuations
in gold at New York. opening at previous rates,
but soon rising lilo per cent under the subsequent
better bill ma,ket at New York, closing at net i'm
prOvement Of 3l0 p cent for commercial The
banks being closed bank sterling was nominal
throughout the day. The NOV. ment was Of M
tied extent the sales being confined to ESQ Q.
comprising GI5OO bill Of lading at SIS ST. 92OO0 do
at SIS 80; f6500 do at SIS 5lh as 52A; $4,000 do and
$1,000 Al clear SIS 521s.
Francs also sympathized with the fluctuations in
gold at New York, and were quoted higher at the
close No sales wer. reported.
At the close sterling bill. were quoted at S. 5lh
as 524 for bill OF iadlbg and AL clear aud a
g. 53h for bank. and francs at 4.56 i O4.55 for
commercial and ASIA for bank.
The banks being closed, nothing transpired in
domestic exchange. Yesterday the bank check.
ing rate on New York was i y cent discount. and
commercial sight AN3 Is.
No sales Of stocks we've reported.
The Gales of bonds included s 10 900 city gold
bearing seven per cents at 30, $1,000 and &5OOO
new State consolidated seven per cents at 421,
5000 do buyers option, thirty days, at n; also
not before reported, $1,000 city gold
bearing seven per cents at 374.
Nothing vas reported in city appropriation Ger
which vera still quoted at 35036.
No sales of Metropolitan Police warrants were
reported. They were quoted nominal at II az
Nothing sransH red in State warrants. Old were
still qGOted at 27O28, and new at 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-10
By o. Valeton.
SUCCESSION OF ISAAS MAGRNDIR.
Secono District Court for the Parish of Orlaans
No. 81 SIT

RYnt0 2; v vAALET0N, AucTIoNEER.-sATuR-
- "a reoruarv ~, 1875, at Twelve O'Clock M
VIII be sold ct the Merchants and Auctioneers Fr.
Ccmange Oh Royal street, in obedience to an order
for the par;h ao d Of the Second
January 81, 1876 p'" VI Or'eans' dated
,si !; "A PORTION OF GROUND, designated by the
lettet a. on sketch made by J. A. DHemecour r1o
oeputy surveyor. on the twentieth of Anrii iHat
nniar 10 an act passed before p Coudrain late
| imn.haay public. dated May ,, 1866 measnrin~ Q
inches roht on Port street or Bsyon 81 J"hn
wv smteh washington street and Route St John SO
separat@ on - ts SIDE OF Route ST. John on the line
Oh tne side OF Washington street on the orhsr I'M
rear D es,aes IL from No. and Is feet on the
AND LOT OF GROUND. with tho ,,r,a.
~ ana rights OF way and serviudes atfachaS
.fain, measuring, French measure 10 Co. "nacnaI
, oht on Bayou 81 John so feet incbss frnn, ~,
no et ire called Grand Route St. John g. feet
no Z, on the plan hereafter mentinn.d ~ s,om ioI
R,e on the rear line perpendicular to- GsenS
oen,ormlty with plan made on the twent, ,! ~
e or Ie pn ls by L. Brnsier SURVEYOR ren
remosr same year. passed before IL Pcda Sr sep
t1sr1o LOT T. OF GROUND with all Improvement,
ecnes root on Washington street "a fet ; ieet
ines tn depth on the line n. Arrest 10 Ravn 90
and Is fee, on ih res on ne other line in depth
urina 20 90 . of GROUND. designated by No A r...
Sc feet incSo. icnes front on Washington street
90 e. inc.es on the line dividing il finn IT, ~
rear Ie n Oil the line of depth aud rs feet o' no.
A LOT OF ROUND. measu,,nn
frsnc =, measure 50 feet from, on Grand or less
John lest IN Pth on the line nearest to Ray -"
motest IT, R.ra, IN inches in depth on the line ~
Nos ps composed of two lots p h
Also, same day. February p ,a-, ..
Oh THEE 1e Hs' Hnpsr on Bsyon s. John 4''o r. M
LOT OF 1 H0fisn a. THEE CARTS HARNESS AMI
IeIms-t ash,
lic The a. ta sais oeIore A. D. Dorioconrt notary
Dy the purchaser. year 10 De assumed
ta26 f.6 10 20 II
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which 500 choice 1t 7oc 100 and $50 1t Tic e
.o SaH Z. 4 ;:spcy and fair demand 100 sacks
II. HAt.Sood supply and dull. 200 bales choice
COFFAE-Good inquiry. Stock in frs. hands,
bags e1 Lorn. and 800 bags e1.Minnie Allen. sold
sos sooa aeo ssns Ear
i9Ae; rood isk aiss {! prime aodSoac Pm. ~
suAs CAS1asSaLigst supply and limited de-
70. STARcA-Small stock and dull. Quoted At Axe
BUTTER-Good supply and dull. Inferior Go
shen 2503Oc; medium 3O035c: choice 81 as p H.
Inferior Western l7a2Oc; medium 22a24c; choice
CHEESE-No strictly choice Western factory
here The demand is fair for strictly choice grades
but inferior grades are dull Choice Western fac.
family favorte ls0l7c p rs.
DRIED FRClT-GOod supply and dull Apples
'rs AsD sssssnp supply
dull Western white beans are quoted at pa use
p ID; Northern al 3h 032sc p ii; green peas 81 q
POCLTRY-Western grown chickens sell at e5
young $303 50; ducks 8 303 50; geese seas; tur-
keys Sl2 dozen. Louisiana grown chickens S.
keys Sl20l5 p dozen.
EGGS-Are scarce and in demand. Louisiana
sell al 3.Oi0c: Western 3O035c ~ dozen.
EsCULkNTS AND GREEN vsGkTABLEs-Goo
supply and active demand at firm prices. West
ern potatoes sell at $313 rs; Northern 1913 Is;
Louisiana cabbaxes $l2OlS p 100; sourkraut s7d
hIP0RTkD FRUITS AND SuTs-Light supply
and dull. Layer rasins sell III SO 2003 30 y box;
81 2S0i IS Y box. Lemons seas So y box.
Citron $50 y ID. Currants 407c. Brazil nuts li0
Ike. Almonds 23c. Filberts lac Dates SC y ib.
P p 81 5o0l IS y dozen. Coaooanuts $ssa
FEATHERS-Are selling at 6Oa65c y 10.
GUNNI BAGS-Small stock and moderate de-
mand. Selling at l4hc apiece in bales and l59Sc
BALlEG TwINE-Fair stock and quoted at 1870
l3hc ~ ID.
halt barrels 81 Is: sugar hogshesde So Is apiece
Hogshrad poles $40; barrel poles S2a y 1000
SALT-Smsll stock and fair demand. We quote
al CO. Turks leland sO095c y bag Of two bush.
els. When taken At warehouse reduction 10 made
for drayage Table sst in pockets sells At ~ 06hc
NAVAL sTOREs-Good supply of spirits tur.
Pentine, with moderate demand. The market is
p gallon No 'osln would command r 81 aoa2 Is;
quoted + = s. half III Dbl. aud = Dbl FITCH
kICE.Light supply and dull. We quote: Louisi
ana No. 2404hc; common 81 15kc ordinary 5aa
CSC far S,s 06Ac; prime N 07hc p 10.
BAGGING-Tne stock now arriving will be held
for the next season. The market is firm. Do
nestle jute IL quoted at Rhc p yard in round
l30l3kc India In bales and rolls l2c p yard.
TALLOW-Frm at 808%c p ID.
OAK STAVBS-Good demand. Arrivals are large
Extra pipe 60 inch are quoted at l175O0lSO extra
pipe S. inch, $l600l65 light pipe, Sc to 60 inch,
BIO; extra hoeshead. 4s inch. Sl2O0l25; extra |
,laret, 40 inch, $90095 ~ 1900. |
LOUISIANA ORANGES-The supply is exhausted. |
They would command sl2 p Dbl:
ellirg At $50 Dbl at wholesale, 75c at |
etsil, 81 p hid, Go y box to steamboats,, and |
SO to manufacturers; anthracite 90 p ton at |
Wholesale. and 6l2 50 at retail.
COTTON SEED O,L-Sman stock and q fair de- |
nand: Refined 10 quoted At 49c p gallon; crude IS
046c p gallon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-10

Here ia what the Chicago Tribune saws
General Shaler, Chicsgo's fire department
boss, coolly asks to make the city fire proof
six thousand six hundred telegraph poles.
6l5 miles of wire and the necessary an.
Paratus to go with them, amounting "a
$751; 800; he also wants eighteen more
steamers, sixteen additional hook and lad.
der trucks, ten fuel wagons, fifty one fire
extinguishers, five fuel depots, thirty four
brick buildings. and thirty building lots.
costing $547 ,S54 So; he also wants sufficient
additional men IL eat up $39.37O, a ma
chine shop !" cost $4,000, and river boat
10 cost $4,000 The sum total of the Gen
erals wants teaches the modest figure of
81. 2C9, O00. To this of course must be- added
the present expense of the department.
which will saddle upon tn. tax-ridden
people OF Chicago abour 100000 tor this
sipgl department.. If General Shaler had
proposed this scheme Us measure to plunge
the city into bankruptcy, it would prov.
emineDtly enece--tul. As a matter of finan-
cial economy, it would be more profitable
t. burn Chicago up at once, and have done
with il,
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set Him Back,

Going home few evenings since q
resident of Csss street heard the voice OF b
boy in a stable, and looking through b
broken window he saw a lad about tea
years cid reading 10 group composed of d
Now, ism Dloe! chuckled the gen
tleman to himself. ''these boys, crowde.
out Of school. are still determined to secur.
IN educationl"
H. took mother look through the win
dow, and then placed his ear to the broke,
pane end heard the boy read
III tho person who deals makes mis
deal, the cards may lie on the table onl!
v lib the consent of all"
"Grsshutl' exclaimed the citizen IS ~
spranv away from the window. "that boy
rsadi1g from .H6yle.' '-Detro't fret
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-10

After describing Mr.. JOhnson's uncom
promising war upon the ex Conteder rate
Democratic leaders in the political cam
paign of 1879 and 1874. the Knoxville
Chronicle explains the method by which his
election to the United States Senate has
just been achieved. 1t says:
"The Legislature, in round numbers, was
composed OF seventy-elght ex Contederates
and twenty-five Union men. Politically,
it was divided, ninety-twO Demo
Gratis. seven Republicans and one In.
dependent Republican. johnson went
to Nashville with the rebel military
ring bitterly opposed to him. His supper
tiers were in large minority in the Legisa-
tnre, and 1T will hardly he cOntrOverted,
even now. that his chances for election were
considered very poor. The people recog
nized the issue. In the Legislature the
lines we're drawn between the Union and
ex-rebel element. The exceptions were,
when some of the ex COnfederates repre-.
scented constituents who pledged them
before election to vote for johnson. Among
the people, especially in East TENNESSEE.
the lines were not SO closely drawn, for
many of his supporters here were OK -Cohfed.
crates. But we fairly state the case, leav.
ing out these exceptions, when we say the
issue was between those who wore the gray
and those who wore the blue. Gen.
eral Brown, General Bate, General
&uArioS, MT stephens, MIR. Ewing,
and Mr.. Henry were all ex-rebels and Bit.
terly hostile personally to johnson. In and
about JOhnsons headquarters at Nashville |
the tight was always claimed to be against |
the ''rebel Generals" With this issue |
clearly defined, the eight Republicans |
voted naturally with Mr.. johnson. The
Union Democrats stood by them. and
among them the issue was well understood |
As the fight progressed and the issue be-
came too plain to be mistaken, the LIBERAL
element OF tie ex Confederate wing of the
Democracy saw the danger that would fol.
low Johnscns defeat, and they aided the
Union element to break down the military
ring General Gordon telegraphs to Nash
vile to know the number of COnfederates
who voted for johnson. He is answered that
OF tho fifty two votes he received thirty were
ex Contederates. But he was not told that
OF these thirty, at least fourteen voted for
HIM under instructions and against their
own personal inclinations. These instrnc
tons came largely from Conservative
Union constituents. Without the Republi |
can vote johnson could never have been |
elected. Without the Union Conservative |
vote ne would have been dropped in the
balloting the first day. If left to the mercy
d his Confederate ex Democratic assn
states, instead OF being Senator today he
would be- loaded with all the disgrace and
an overwhelming defeat could |
administer, in what he and his friends said
was the old mans last fight These are
acts, and upon these let the verdict of the |
country be- rendered"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-10
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION
AUSTIN CAMS FIT AL. VS.. JUSTIN HOLLAND
EXECUTOR OF JOSEPH c. MONBY.
Second District Court tor the Parish of Orteana-
Nos. 30 1856 and 3. $780,
RS X. M. & II. ,. MONTlsOMERY-R
S ~ hM2nts%mery. Auctinnter-Will be sold on
"a iohua L., March t. 1875, at twelve O'Clock
NJ at the st. Chai les Auction Exchange. in the
olnnda Of the ST. Charles Hotel. by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order from he Hon. A. L. Tiseot
JnGge o. the Second District Court for the narsl,
of ORLEANS, dated January 20 1875
l. SkRfAlN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the nnlidlngs aud imprOveme It's thereon situated
10 INC firsf DsiIlc; this city, in the square
Bounded by Pefaldo, Gravier johnson and Galyez
.tfte' >, mta suring, IN American measure % feet
inches lines front on Gaivez s,ree, by Ia1 feet
) ,hsA r. . INES III depth. between parallel lines
~ 2. "a, a CfhI AlN LOT OF GRO'ND, tcgeth with
an me improvements thereon. situated in the r. rst
district OF this city. in the square bounded by
oraVler, Johnson Perndo Al d Galvez streets, and
nlea urine 80 feet front on GalveZ street nv a
depth of 100 feet, hetw parallel lines
!tIms-t ash in United States TREASURY notes
Acf OF sale before James Graham, no ary pub|ic
nj the expense OF the purchaser ff3 mhG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-10
'ALUABLk FIRST DlsThICr PROPERTY, CORNkR
CAMP AND GlROD SrkhRTS
INTRODUCTION OF ALFRED PENN

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 60l5.
Rf NASH e. RODGsON-w. l. HoDGson
- Auct11ieeE-Othce N" CaIondels 81 re.t-
IN ga uEDAl, binary %, 1875. AT Twelve u'coct
a., al TIE st. Cbarles Auction Exchange in m.
oas' meht rotunda of h+ s.. Charles Hotel In tn.
CIV os rue and III uur.uance of AL order Of IN,
non a. u; t1seof. judge of The coma Dist IT,.
Court Tor ht peIish of Orleans datei JaDua,v n
1875, dockri No 36,nI5 in tne matter of Ib. mt.
dictiou OF fred Penn will be sold
THREE VALtABLk LOTS OF GROrNn o.,
gethe' with the buildings nd improv, mtpIs 1b.r,
on. tituat+d IL the fts Di-t,ict of luis city' t,
square pour dt d b. Camp, Gir,d ST. Mar, and san,
streets, d. zig lsfed ar nos. l, ana whic,' ~,
JON each other and measi each 20 teet font NJ,
amp str 1T by q depth If IS tee; lot No / 70 m
'ng he corner OF Camp AMI Girod s,re~ts AL M
or less. American measure, aero, ding TO NJ,
by Hugh ant, survey or, dated January IN Ian
ana b. plan Of JUS H. Pile, surveyor dst.,
January 1875. The sad property has a .ma,
anice on tho same, is occupied b, Spenc.,
1. III, Jr, a. q coal Ard.
Term. and Cnnd,tions-One- fifth cash IN N,
spot and the balance IN equal "a, meuts A. c.,
I wo three and four years. vi e,gh, per CT nj in
crest Al special mortgage With vtridOr'a MI,
-ge from, day OF salt It'll laid. The m1rto.ws,
eoLtAln 81 tie usual clau SIS for tn, ,,,c,5, -,
q the vendor. inc uding the c"nfes-s n a. Inn
meDt and ID ig'fion 10 pay II 4s,s with 6vs ~.
cent LOT attorney leo, in 1t .ui,
Act Of sale before George y Ctristx ro,.,
pool c, NJ the expense Of the pur ass+- inc,n,i
me ua1es fot TIE rurJear d,e aud p-, abb. in liz,
jNls "A 81 ~ J. ~ ""'" IA 40"
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by Charles II. Read

Second pi.,1so, OF HUGH DoUs1s AND WIFE ,
nv CuAp.N No. 81 49s 'h OF oreans-
Is ofi once No q :, 4; kEEO. AucrrosKpe
=, auction SATURDAY s,reetwill be sold
street bstx. At IT. Msrke on st. twelve
District of this citvNo' ana Oliver streets. Wfth
Lot OF GkOrsn Az"
n.r.h now sr 1ght bank Of the gsa2
g. Ne sof SQUARE No. District Of this city kuown
measuring y and Homer s stp.",s
n 1ess inches ont On Pscc aSs and
American measure oeph between parallel I lnss
Terms-0aAh
pslchsser's ss es ~ William a. seymour notary
fes IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-10
BY NASH & HODGsON-w. I. Hopa


by NASH Il HODGsON-w l. Hopa
49,. ~ fon; Auctionesr-ofhc. No. Caronde lot
s.reet-on SATURDAY, March -, 1875. At
twelve O'clock NJ. ut the st. Charles Auct,on Fl.
chailSt in the basement rotunda OF the ST. Charles
Hotel, in this city, by virtue aid in pursuance Of
al order of The Hon A. L. Tissot iud ga Of The Sec
onh District Court for the par sh Of O7leans dated
February = 1873 court docke 40. 36,ol5. in the
auction, will be sold
The Penn Press.
CERTAIN ORTION Or GROUND, toretbe
win the hnilfines and Improvements thereon.
square bounded by Tch"upitoul4s Terut icbnr. n,
r. fhgnac). Peters Tor New Ltvr.) and Hunter
s and measuring about 326 feet frent on
Ichnuptnulas street about 3 i feet front IN
Peters Tor New Leve-) street, end sbcui
5sS feet front on T-rpsichore street, ali
M T"H,e OK less, and forms the corners Of
acnol pitoulaS and TtrpsIc,rOrt streets and of
Peters and Ter'sichor, streets, ,oettLtr wi h al
ahe presses ma chitry engines and appur t-pances
ContaiEcf N shlu premises kuo, n IA p-r,,,s
annum. PoA
Washington House.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND toyetber Wit,
! ne ouldings and inprcv. mtnts thereon, situated
IN he f,rsf Dist riot OF this CT Y. in the square
bounded b, Camp, Poydrss, Magazine and Latav'
cite streets, and measu,iag 20 'eet inch lines
Poydras stree, Of IS feet inches lie all bet
parable lines, American measure and forms ,ba
eornr5 OF camp and Poy dr's streets The whole
~ WI Nv IhTib a. DeATlnaS r..
v-yor. dated February . 1858, aud annexed To an
PC! passed before Walter r. ters late rota,y in
Lhls city, ON the twelfth March, 1883. The
mpr"Vemt nfs consist OF we'll built fouI-
'!oTs Drck store, known as The Washinei Oh Hous-
and rs leased until - at the rate of Is - per
sHnum f0'
Terms and Conditions One fourth rash on the
poi ana me ba ance IN gal payments M nm.
"3 and three years, wi Ell. ht per c. mt inter, ST
ma spec ri mortgage with vendors privilege fton,
ny OF SAFE until paid. The mort gage TO cont in
VI the usual clauses for the ion of the ven
or Ii GLIDING the confession of Judgment and Dbl
at"n 10 pay all COSTS wi five pei cent for Al TOR
eS's Iees, IN Case i it.
act Of sac before George ". Christy, notar,
uohc, at he tHptnse If the purchaser, Including |
376. 81 n % u, p.9 &c ne 81 . IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-10
AUCTION SALES.
BY placide ]. Spear.

| CORHBR OF wAsHINGTON AND CARONDB.
T 81 "a n
sUccEssios OF JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Second district Court tor the Parish OF Orleans
|pY PLAc1DE j. !. SPAR pea Aucr1ossEs-
D Office No. IS Exchange alley:-sATuRDAI:
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street between Canal and
order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge Of the
SECOND District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated December "a. 1874 for account Of said sue
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. in the
First District Of this city. in tue square bounded
designated by the Nos. 70 and "a, on plan made
by c. A. Hedin. surveyor, dated April rs. 1856 de-
posted plan No. 1874. in the Office of James Ora
ham. notary; the said lots adjOin each other, and
measure each "a feet on EratO street, by 12O feet in
depth, between equal and parallel lines. Being the
the succ. ssion Of James Irwin per act before
james Gsaham notary. dated January y. isSs.
book sevsntv.seSsn, falo 40. ''''' ivy
IA CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings aud improyemen thereon,
situated i'll the Fourth District of this city, in the
square bounded by Apollo or CarOndeet Baschus
or Baronne, Washington and sixth streets, meas
uring 100 fe-t front on CarOndelet street by $50
feet in depth and front on Washington street. be-
tween parallel lines; which property forms part OF
purchase from Thomas warren. as per act before
+. Guyol, notary, dated the sixth of July. 1855,
regisersa in 'hs conyeysnce Sfse Of shs city;
with all the dings and improvements thereon,
adjoining the one above described, measuring lag
feet IL inches lines front Carondelet street BY
$50 feet in depth between equal and parallel lines.
making part of the larger portion Cf ground &C.
quired by the deceased BY purchase from Thomas
Warren by the aforesaid, before T. Guyol, dated
the sixth Of July 1885.
Terms and Conditions-One. third cash, and tue
balance at and two years. for notes secuI ed by
mortgage and vendors lien and privilege On the
rate Of eight per cent per annu% from date until
lots sold constantly insured against loss by fire
and to transfer the policy of insurance to the ad-
executor until the full and final
payment of the said notes. the purchaser to bind
himself to pay all the lawyers fees, fixed at the
rate of five per cent on the amount Of tho said
notes. in case Of judicial proceeding to enforce the
pay ment thereof. The purchaser will be required
to make deposit of ten Per cent on the amount
Of adjudication At the moment of sale.
Act of sale before Amedee Ducatel. ESQ.,, notary
public ut the expense VI the purchaser
ia2b f. 2 16 % Fl