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New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIS
l. Orleans, No. 6I4l.-By virtue of q writ OF
nre and sale to me directed by the honorabl
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orlear
the above entitled cause, ! will proceed to s
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District Of this
on SATURDAY. October ., 1875, at twelve OF
M, the following described property, to wit
TWO JER AN LOTS or GROUND situat
square humber fourteen. bounded BY Jac
Homer, Vallette Gate Gsssslin and Chez
streets, III Bvllevtlie, + fth District of this
said lois are designated by the numbers one
two, measuring as follows: Lot number one 0
ures thirty one feet ont .nch five lin.s froI
Chestnut street, BY depth aud front on Jac
9 rect Of one hundred and tw, MY feet, IA
forming the corner of Chestnut and Jac
streets; and lot mum her two measures thirty
feet three inches front on Chestnut street, b
hundred aud twenty feet il depth, between
lei III es; The whole accoi ding to plan draw
7. A. Jndice, civil engi Q, =. TN The 6fioenth Of
ruary, 1866; together with all the buldir gs
impyo yements thereon, without exception oI
'ervaIion; which property beiorss to the de
ant herein for having acquired the sAme by
cnsse nom Limo BeSGis i, a. per act paced d
once OF Oscar Dronet, notary public in this
on the eighth day Of April 1871. ,--3
beised In the above suit n
Terms Cash on the spot.
g kUGERR wAO0AHAN,
Civil sheriff Of the Psrish Of Ories
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

We are pleased to notice that in addition
70 the Alexandria Democrat, Natehitoches
Vindicdtor and Mansfield Reporter, whose
position We have already given on the sub
other papers, good and true, take decided
ground against 1.-THE Minden Democrat
B0ssier Banner and Richland Beacon lhe
frst says:
'The Democrats here, as we'll as through,
out the State, we're bitterly opposed to the
Wheeler compromise, but they can not see
necessity of further. agitation of the sub
vail that the decision OF the q ntrsl Com
.mittee ought to have settled the question #
. convention and the minds of The peol le
allowed to resi- free from harangues III d
political disputes among themselves, which
will be the result of this EFFORT to get up a
convention the twenty second of Novem.
Der"
The Banner has this to say:
'.We DO not see that any good is to be
accomplished by . convention at this time;
and when the necessity arises. the p % 9
will not be slow to act, independent of
leaders; and we are free to say that W.
think it too soon to inaugurste campapn
that, judging from the signs, bids fair 70
be o0e Of the most exciting that has ever
occurred on this continent. Believing this,
We ought all desire to have it short a. poe
sible, and when it does open there must be-
no lei ting down on the part OF our people
until the ctory is won, and the miserable
crew that have been sucking the life blood
Of Louisiana sre driven from power, and
virtue aud intelligence once more govern. !"
The Beacon embodies the following para
graph in an article on the subject:
"As it is supposed that the Democratic
party in this State will be composed of all
who are opposed 10 Radical Republicanisp
when completely organized for the next
campaign, it seems to us that the wise pol
Icy OF those who desire its success would be
70 harmonic this element and use every
honorable effort to bring into the party ali
She recruits from the other parties to the
fusion possible, instead of attempting to
drive from it's ranks those who claim to be.
leng TO the party upon mere technicalities.
u strikes us that the policy being pursued
BY those who deny the authority OF the
4axr committee and ignore its advice in
tcto viii have disorgsnizing and Injurious
Ii will thus be seen that however the
Democratic and Conservative papers of
North Louisiana may differ a. to names,
they are almost . unit In opposition 10 the
aetton of the self-t onstituted body Of men
wh0 have taken the Democratic party into
their special keeping Shreveport Times
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
A. Rocheresu 4, 10, VA. s,,cna., C.rdr

A. ROchereau & 10. VIZ MichHei Cond
SIX1H DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIS
- orleans, 40 1888, BY virtue of q writ of
urs and sale to mt dire cted by the honorable
SIKH District Court for the parish Of urleaI
the above entitled cause, will prcces d to 8
public auction. Al the Merchants and Auction
Exchange. Royal street, betwe en Canal and
tonhOuse streets, in the Second District of
CITY, Oh SATURDAY, October Q, 1875 ut (,
o'clock NJ, the following described propert
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, tog
will all and singular the buildings and impl
m-hts thereon and appnrtenances thereof. al
the rights, ways. ssrvitndes, privileges and
vsntages theIeunto belonging CT in anywif
peItaiping, siiusted ia the First District Of
city, In the square bounded by Julia, Bar,
GirOd aud Philipps or Dry AIDES street., desigr
BY the numbers five aNd six, on . plan maj
Joseph Pile, late surveyor. dated ff'eenth
1874, deposited tor reference in the office OF
sningtr, late a notary public iu this city
measuring each twenty foui feet front on Phil
or Dfyades street by one hundred and six )
in depth, between parallel linea Which prof
WAS pun chased by the defendant herein fror
surcessiop Of Jean r Pspin, as per act passe
fore & 9. Gottsehalk, late q notary public in
city. OIL the tenth OF May, 1871.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spet.
EUGENE wA00AMAN.
sci II ls oc2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orl
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICANS, SATURDAY OCTOBER q 1875

ReceiDte ara large and the demand in pood
for the local trade. bnt verv little demand
| for shipment 81. Louis potatoes seIl at
81 9O12; Louisville S205 IS: Ohio river
$202 25; onions $202 25; apples $2a 3 25
| " bhl. c,hhages x000 o5 ~ ho-. aonr-
| kront $6 " hi
| BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Larpe stock
| on hand and only fair demand. Northern
| beans are quoted at 81 04Ac y b; West
| ern $6a1 " bhl. green meas 80 so % 10 ~
| bbl
LOUISIANA PECANs-Arriye in small lots.
| No den, nd for them Holders are asking
| SIO0I5 " bhl for common. SIS 20 for ord,
| nary and 500 a 25 for choice,
DRIED FkUIr-Auples are scarce and
| wanted at loo y fb, Peaches are dull and
quoted at Z 07hc " fb.
RICE-Sells as fast as mlled at full prices.
| No damaged or soft on the market. We quote
! Louisiana No. , pa a. Sc; common iA
| 5c ordinary 534 q &c; fair GA 06hc; prime
| 6a. d7c " b.
BUrrER-Lght supply and good demand
Choice Goshen is qnofe at 30 a go. medium
| % 03Oc; inferior 30 025,; choice Western
ferior ls0 25c y fb.
CHEEsE-Goud supply and moderate de
mand Choice Western factory is quoted at
| l00llc; New York cream IA 0l6c 4s ID.
CoFFEE-The market ia strong, with
| good jobbing demand No stock in first
| hands: in dealers $4,000 bags. We quote
cargoes: Ordinary lSla 0l9l9c (goldJ; fair
20 a 2OAc; good 2Ol4 02Oa4c: prime q 92lAo
| y tb job lots: Ordinary, 1917 a l9Ac; far
| 20ls a 2Oaac good ?0l4 02l lec prime 81 "a
22Ac p ID.
STAR CANDLES Good supply, and the
stock is mostl, limited at l60l7c e tb.
SoAP-Light supply and good demand.
| Western sells at sac p fb, in round lots,
| for inferior qualities; Keller's at 4hc;
extra olive sac. in round lots, and 7c in job
| lots; German olive New Orleans) &c; mag
| nolia size; olive &c; German olive 61ec;
xxx palm 6lac; CASTLE lie " tb, with a
| reduction in round lots
SUGAR OF LEMoN-Moffatt's sells a. S3i
| in bbls and $36 in cases U gross. Preston
| g. Merrill's $li so in bbls and $46 so in
cases " gross Miller g. Dielman's $3l iu
| bbs. S33 in boxes, y gross, and $25 in
| bottles.
| FIsH-New is coming in slow al Boston.
The catch is very small, vessels arrive with
a quarter and half loads and some scarcely
any. Prices rule high and firm. We quote:
Mackersl. extra No. /, extra size, $lS so in
bbs, 50 so in half bbls. S. rs in quarter
| bbs, and 81 so in kits; No !, ordinary size,
| $l4 so in bbls, 81 SO in half bbls, 81 40 IN
| quarter bbls and 81 SIS in kits; No $lI 25
in bbls, S. 50 in half bbls, So 60 in quarter
bbls and 81 30 in kits: No. 3, large, $40 IS in
bbls,. S5 40 in half hbs, 50 in quarter bbls
ana =! ~ IN klts; No 5 medlnm SlU 10 IN
bbls. S. in half bbls, So in quarter bbls and
81 90 in kits; extra mesa, 1913 50 in bbls,
$ll rs in la'f bbls, $6 IS in quarter bbls,
and 50 u kits
STARCH-Good demand. Quoted at 4A a
| 43sc v fb.
| SALT-Large stock on hand with fair
demand. We quote dealers rates: Coarse at
81 l00l Is; fine at 81 300l 35 v sack;
Turks Island 80 a SIC " bag of two bushels
When taken from warehouse a reduction
| is made for drayage Table salt in pockets
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
A. Roch.renu 4 Co. vs.. sabiuo Com

SlXTf DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Orleans, No, 1sS2.-By virtue of a writ
seizure and sale to me directed by the hou0rs
the sixth District Court Tor the parish of Orles
i'll the above entitled cause, will proceed 10
at public. ahction, at the Merchants and Auct
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
Customhouse streets, i'll tie Second District OF /
city, ON SsTt RDAY, October q Ia15 at tive
O'Clock NJ, the following described property
wit
a CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, with the hu
ings and improve ments thereon, and appul
nances Thereof situated in the suburb st. ia
Frst District of this city, iu the square bouhi
by Cir ua, Girod, st John al d Julia streets de!
nat-d az lot number ten. on plan number two b
died aud twenty fye, deposited i'll the ne
Theodore tuyO, nCtary public in this e
which lot measures twenty niue feet ten inc
seven lines front on G,rod street one hur dred
in depth n font ON It. J In street (fhe "a
being corner lrt), and thirty feet three irs
Two ines IN width il he rear on an alley open
on 81: JOIN street, common tn said lot and oths
winch pr prrty was acquired by the defend
herein bv pnrcha.e {, ON Alfred A. Pray Der
before s Msgner, late n notary public in this 4
on ~" S. ~ tr.uth dav OF February 1858,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAS.
sci II l8 oc2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlea
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
Toosr1suEp FROM FIRST PAeEl

St. Louis, at Il A. Nj; Yaeger, tor 1t: Louis
nt II A. NJ; City of Helena, Tor Viekshure;
At 6P. M. River four feet four inches and
falling. Weather clear. Mercury 5S0.
EyANsvILLE, October River five feet
and about stationary. Weather clearing;
to-nig hit cool.
LoUIsvILLE, October l.-River falling;
four feet eight inches in the canal. Weather
cloudy and rainy. ,,;.
ST. LOUIS, October 1.-Arrived-Jn ha'
from Vicksburg Departed-City OF AlIoo,
for New Orleans. River fourteen lee'' ou'
falling. Weather clear and col.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll6A 0ll7, against
III at New York. and after limited busi-
ness closed at ll6as 1853 rs lower than
Yesterday, against ll67s in that market
The sales summed up $26 500, embracing
$1,000 at l16's, $4,000 at ll6a4. $4,000, $4,000
and $4,000 at ll67s, and $4,000 at l II.
No sales of silver were reported. Ameri
cen half dollars were still quoted at ll0D
llOl2 and Mexican dollars at 93le q "a gold
Owing to the decline III gold at New
York sterling exchange gave way 10 y
cent. The sales comprised Els 200, EN-
bracing E5n00 hll OF lading and $1,000 AL
clear at s. 5311; El200 bill of lading and
e2500 and fi500 AL clear at IS 50
Francs were unchanged. The only sales
report d were /. ) 600 CONNER cial at 4.593s
and 50, 900 do at 4,aSa4
AT the close sterling bills were quoted al
s. 5212 a 5 53le for bill of lading and AL
clear, and nominal for bank, amt francs at
4 60 di5Sa4 for commercial. and nomina nal
for bank
The offerings of New York sight were Of
liberal extent, but meeting with ouly a
moderate demand, commercial was quoted
Il6 U cent lower. The only sales reported
we're $50 900 private bankers at SIG U cent
discount and $50, 900 do and commercial
at "a.
The banks continued to check on New
York at par while commercial sight was
quoted at 5-l6 y cent discount against "a
yesterday.
Nothing transpired in stocks.
The only sale OF bonds reported was $1,000
new State consos at 5334. Both city and
new State consols continue steady and firm,
as will be seen by our stock list below
Nothing rranspired in Metropolitan Police
warrants; they are still quoted 1T 65070.
We notice no movement in State warrants,
Issues of 1874 are still quoted at go IS for
large and IS NC Tor small; 1873 and pre-
vious years, tundabe at 35 a sc, and do, not
tundable, at - %.
Noih,sg was reported in city scrip.
The following are the quotations of time
and school certificates:
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
BY O. e. 0irardey.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN sALvAET.


RY O.. K. GIRAKDEY, AUCTIONKRR-
II Once No. 81 Camp stIeet.-SATURDAY,k kOvem.
bsr6 1875, AT twelve o'clock ~, al the st Charles
Auction Exchange, in the rotunda of the ST. Charles
Hotel, in the city of New Orleans, will be sold at
public auction, by virtue and In pursuance of an
order from the Hon. w. B Hyman, parish Judge Of
the parish of Jefferson, dated and signed on the
twenty fist OF April, 1875 and rendered in the
above entitled succession. the following described
property, to wit =
l. Thk PEARL PLANTATION, or known as the
Brulard tract situated In the parish OF PLAQUE
mines, Louisiana, on the left bank of the Missis-
sippi river. me asuri arpents 10 toses front on
the said nver, by 20 arpents in dep b, bounded on
one aide BY the Bellevue plantation ard en- the
other by lands of Adam Frederick; together with
Al the improvements thereon or thtreunt0 belong
ing This property will besold sdbdivided accord.
ing TO plan ext Osed vt SALE In acts OF one srpent
fient by the entire depth. For orange orchard
rice, or any other Louisiana culture, these lands
aIe not surpassed in the State.
-FOUR CkkTAlN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
In the town of vile, parieh Of j. sOn
and desiRnsted by the Nos. Is 26 ~ and 28 on 4
plan depos,ted In the Office Of A Hero, notary pub
lic, - plan No. 10 according tn which said lots
meaaure, each, ~ feet inches lines front on
HAHilton street, between Adams and Washington
streets, By depth Of 164 feet nches bctween
paIAilol lines, dfxininH toward Robinvillc.
Terms-Cash ON the spot sNsET' f5r 4
Act Of sale befnle Thsodore GuyoI notary pubiic.
q The purehasess expense oe5 is - % nos
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
sUCC aSslOS OF JOSEPH ALPHOssK PRsSOU.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 37.792.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlaans-
No. 81 1882
RY JOHN q. MONRUSE, AUCTIONRER
- Once No. 80 Royal street.-SA rURDAY Octo-
Der l6, 1875 at twelve O'clock M At the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street, between
Customhouae and Canal Streets will be sold at
pubnc auction. by virtue Of an order from the
Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge of the Second District Court
for the parish OF 0rleans, dated July s. 1875 the
TWO CkRTAiN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
IN the Third District Of this city, in the square
pounded BY Louisa, Clouet Robertson and Clsi.
borne streets, designated by The Nos. l and Of
square No. ~ Sad lots measure, American me a..
ure each 81 feet front Louisa street by liz feet
IN depth, between equal aud parallel lines.
2A CkRTAlN SoOARK or GROUND situa ted
In the Third District Of this CITY, In the so uare
bounded BY Agriculture. Industry and Mathilde
strsets and ~ the property formerly belonging to
T. D. hacerty. said square 10 composed of eleven
lots, mum bered from one 70 eleven inclusive. Lot
No. l. forming the corner OF hathilds and Industry
etreete, and measuyes 81 eet inch lnos front oi,
nathilde street, BY ll9 feet In depth. Lots NOS .
2. T. and 10 measure each 81 feet ffOnt on
nsthboe street. BY lis feet In depth; lot Ma. II.
forming the corner Of Mafhilde and ARriculturs
streets, and measures 81 feet inch M 1ront
on nsthilde street By lls feSt Ia depth.
Terms- Cash on the spot. 1870 t.t.5 y.
Act ~ sAle - tho expenss Of tho purchaser h.
'o.s .s,s sis;ss a 3 - aseSsIE x notary Susls
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Vanguard Gill, from Liverpool Septem.
ber 6. to Ocean, Zerega Gco-3d d strict 80
Bark Fleetwing, Smith, from LyerpooI August q
to MASTER Point
schooner G wshipple, Webb, days from Utilla to
Schooner Pppos Pippo. from Covington-New
Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Bee and barges, Symmes. from st Louis
Natchez. Leathers, from vickssurg
WaIoon. Valette. from Lower Coast
iberia, sheldon. from Lower Coast
Ori0le, OPry, from Lower Coast
Annie B, Rolfs. from Barataria
gosephlne Cozzens. from Union plantation
Stella Block Bassett, from Lower Coast
AT QUARANTINE STATION.
steamship Margaret Baker from Havana via Flor.
. EXPORTS.
ROTTBRDAM-Bark HeDdeIika-6Oi bales cotton
IMPORTS.
RUATAN NlSLAND-Schooner Gertrude Howes-
1900 punches bananas rs 900 plAntains Is OO cocoa
nuts l2oo pineapples bbls lines
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
sau, 900 half $40 bbi. meal ia5 legs ard lard
observation-disclosures Natcbes-24s1 baes eotton
1856 sks cotton seed "a sks seed cotton 81 bbls an
pies and snndres
WASHINGTON steamer Fleta--a24 bales cotton
98 SKIS cotton seed 50 sks seed cotton SO head cattle
and suDdries
LOWER COAST--Steamer Stella Blocks aka
rough rice So bbls rice and spndries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pippo-H bales cot
ton and sundries WV
LOWER COAsr-stsamor waloou-5s sks rough
rice and sundriea
LoWER COAsT-.stesmer Ib nis-sla sku rough
rice 49 bbls rice and sundries
LOWsR C0AST--Steamer Oriole-l3O sks rough
rice and sundrias 'T
UNION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Josephine-sup.
dries ~
BARArARIA-Stesmer Annie B-Sundries
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
October 10 bales cotton sks seed cotton l6s
Ghead cattle and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. octo
Der l-l90 bales cotton 20 bbls whisky 10 half bbls
whisky IS pkgs tobacco bbls turpentine 2s6 sks
salt and sundries
kkw ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, October
l-222 sks rough rice and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

Use nlatler ol inc Draining ommissinrer
the First Training District praying Tor
homologation OF the assessment roll
SU"kRIoR DISTRICT 20 ne FOR THE PAR
- of orleans, No. ,935 tNo. 283 of the sher
docket), ~ virtue OF a writ Of tieIf iacias aga
Jonas ickles, to me directed by the Honorable
Superior istrict Court Tor the parish of rlean
the above entitled cause, will proceed to se
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctio
exchange, royal street, between Canal and
tomhouse streets in the second istrict Of
city, on mi END2Y, November T. 1875, at tv
o'clock 81, tho following described properry
wit
sQuARk Nj MBFR EIGHT HUNDRED AND
TEEN AND iMPRuvkMkNT. in the First d stl
bouudro by and measuring three hundred
tniitS feet our mchts five lines On bDl h Murat
oy mpia streets, and three hundred and fonrt
feet four inches seven lines on both Banks
Palm rr reefs.
Seized in tie above suit.
TERMS ash on the spot.
EiGENE wAGGAMAN,
oc2 II NOD CT il sheriff Of the Parish OF urlei
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02


HIS WIFE.
Second District Court tor the Parish of orleans-
No. 80 22l.
RY JOHN q. MONROsE, AuCTIoNEER-
ID Office No so ROYAL ttreet-SATURDAY, Oc.
tober 80 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Custombouse and Canal streets, will be
sod at public suction, by yirtue of an order from
the Hon A. L. Tiss0t, Judge of the Second District
Court for the. parish Of Orleans, dated September
CshTss LoT 81 GsoSsp in the
Second District of this city in the square bounded
BAYOU road, making part of lot No. %. measuring,
Fiench measure 81 feet fro nt on Trrme street, by
so eet i'll derth; together with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms-Cash on the spot; the purchaser to as.
sumo, over End above ths Irice Of adiud cation,
Act OF sale al the expense of The purchaser be.
fore W. A. Benvenu. notary rnh,c
Al,o, SATURDAY, October 90, 1875, at 1880 A. NJ ,
on the premises, Treme street, between ursuiines
Low OF fUaNITuRE
Terns-Cash on the SPOT se28 oc2 8 l6 % 30
SUCCESSION or THOMAS SCOrr AND MARY
SCOTT, HIS WIDOW
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 38 l9l
RY JOHN G. MONROSE. AUcTIoNEER-
~ office No SO Royal street. SATURDAY. Octo
Der l6. 1875, at twelve o'clock n at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Roya ,eet, between
Custoalhouse and Canal streets, wi be sold at
public auction by vii the of an ord from he Hon.
a L. fissot. judge of the Second District Conrt
for the parish OF Orleans dated September 10. 1875.
the following describe" property
LOT Or GROUND. witt the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon, situated in suburb N M0nte gut,
Third District Of this city, in the square bounded
by Montegut, Royal COuet and Chartres streets
me asurii g, English measure, 20 feet inches
line front on M0ntegut street by 1888 feet inches
in ptb between equal and parallel lines
Terms- Cash on the spot.
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchaser be-
fore a. ]. Lewis notary public. seli Ia rs oc2 l6
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

rittl rhci"s u&H1uet JOhn u. Stewa
In the matter of the Draining Commissi
of the First raining istrict praying tor
homologat on of the assessment roll.
SuPERI tR DISTRICT CURT FOR TpE PAL
- of orleans 10. 25, 1886 no 284 of the she
dockeD BY irthe of a writ OF fieri facias agi
John q. -tewart to me directed by the honor
the super or District ourt for the arish oi
leans, in the abo'e entitled cause ] " II pr0ce'
sell at pnb ir auction, at the Merchants and
tioneers' Ex hanee, Regal street, between
and tustomhouse street IN the hecol d Bistli
this city on TIL RSpAY November 4. 1915
twelve o'cl elk H., the following described
erty to wit
HALF ut SQUARE SUMBFR SFvRN HUNp
AND NINETY FtVe AND IMPROVEMENTS in
First Dist CT, soiind by Napol, on. Alex II
ulloa ano Common streets and Fierida land
mt ashriug thite hundred aud fifty seven feet
inches three lines on VI oa street, four hun
and thirty two set tour inchet five lines on
leon strr.t one hundred ana foi ty.three feet
inches five lines Oh Common street, and abou
tesn f.et on Florida landing.
Seized in the abO c suit.
Terms Cash on the spot
ttGKNE WAGGAMAE
ocs II no, ,I'il sheriff OF the Parish OF err
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
SUCCESSION OF CAMILLE THIERkY
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 80 OO9

RY JOHN G. MONROSE, AUCTIONEER-
- ONCE No. SO ROys street.-SAIURDAY, Ucto.
Dor !6, 1875, At twelve O'clock NJ, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange. Rovsl street
sold ct public auction. by virtue Of an order from
the Hon. A. L. Titsot, judge Of the Second District
!, 1875. the following described property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Gasquet formerly Jackson), Mariss, Canal and
Liberty (formerly Tremel str cts. Said lot meas.
ures 81 feet IL incbes lines trout on Gasqnet
formerly Jackson) street, BY l27 feet 10 inches
lines in depth, between equal and parallel lines;
together with the large brick between posts
slated roof dwelling house erected ersoh con.
tanning four large rooms, rear gallery attic, con.
tanning two large rooms, kitchen containing two
fo3ms, two cis erns, We'll. privy, etc.
Act OF sale 1t the expense Of the purchaser he
fere 7. Butssoh, notary public s14 18 Is oc2 8 I6
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
STUCKS. SIOCKS. STOCKS.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAMSON TERRY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orlssns-
No

No. 38.058.
PY JOHN G. MONROSE, AUCTIONRRR-
- Office No. so Royal streeL-On SATURDAY
October O., 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ, at tn. Mer.
chAnts and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street
between Customhnuse and Canal streets, will be
sold by pubic auction, by virtue of an order from
tue Hon. A. L. lissot judge of the second Dist ict
Court for the parish Of Orlesas, dated Septe mber
IL, 1875, the following desc ibeu stocks,
FORTY. EIGHT SH ARES OF TIKI CAPITAL STOCK
on $50 has been paid on each.
TWENTY SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF the New Orleans and CarrolltOn Railroad Com.
ONE HUNDRED SHARES of the Capital Stock
of tho New Orleans Crescent CITY Railroad Com.
panv, of $50 each.
TWENTY RONDS Of the late City of ]. fferson.
Of $500 each, dated June l, 1867, payable June /,
ally, first of June and d. cember, with counons al
tached to each, maturing and alter Juus l. 1875;
numbertd l26 6.9 II, 125, l4l IL l27 lis 1877. IS
ia, 220, 2l5 224, 228, 1923, 143, ll6, 70.
Terms-Cash on the spot sa22 Ok ,c2