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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
BY o. Valeton,
SUCCESSION OF ANTOINE RODI
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. SO, 191.

No. 38,191.
DY o. vALETON, AUCTIoNEEg-oFF1cR
- Nos. 9S and 95 Magazine street,-SATUR.
DAY, September %, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ. viii
be sold, at the Merchants and Auct oneers En-.
change. on Royal street, in compliance to an order
from Hon. A. L. 1issot Judge OF the Second Dis.
trlct Court fer the PARISH of Orleans, dated Au.
gust 81, 1876
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF tGROUND, with all the
improvements thereon, situated in the Third Dis,
tflct OF this CITY, in the square bounded by Man.
deville. Msrieny, Love or Rampant, and Craps or
Rampant and Vaudeville Streets and has in
French measure, So feet inches lines front on
Manteville street. and so feet front on Ramnart
street; with all the bull iings and improvements
.. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in tho
Second District of this CITY, in the square bounded
by Barracks, Hospital Miro and TOnti streets: said
lot measures, III American measure, 80 feet front
on Barracks street, by depth of l25 feet between
parallel lines, with all the buildings aud improve.
ments thereon
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in tho
Second District of this CITY, in the square bounded
by st. Ann, DumaiDe, DerbISny and Roman streets
measuring 81 feet front on St. Ann street. nv "a
measure, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
The whole as per plans exhibited at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
Terms and COndition-One-third of adjudication
price cash, and the balance q credit OF one and
two years with eight per cent interest from date
of sale until paid; notes secured BY MORTGAGE and
vendors lien and privileges; five per cent At
t0rneys' fees in case of suit the buildinca IN he
kept insured and policy transferred to Vendor.
purchaser. ~ 'Ao
Acts of sale before O. De Armas, no'arv nub;o.
ten per cent of adjudication price to be paid To tn
auct0neer on the spot to bind the sale. WV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09

tember. Whisky STEADY; 81 OF. Butter quiet

SeDtem Whisky STEADY; SI VI. butteI quiet
and st esdy Hogs sieady anC firm.
ST. Lofts. September s.-Flour unchanged
wheat inactive: No. red fall 81 l3h; No. 3 do
81 oiSi OH cash; 8 % October: Corn fairly &C
tive: No. mixed 40,s O40hc cash; 4lhc Octobsr;
los.c November; $50 ali the year. Oats duh and
heavy for cash; options b tt.r; No. SIC bid cash
sales; 32hc Septen Der; :3A c October Rye steady;
active SIC bio each; 55c bid Sept. mber Barley
unch angea. Whiskey inactive; s 0s. Pork steady
aud unchanged. Lald-Sunmer - steam steam. i To-
asked. Blu < mt ats-GOod den and; shoulders b& c;
clear rib sidAs sssc; oea- sides 8l4c Bacon streng;
shoul ders 1lac; clear rib sides go a9Hc; clear
sides 90, a97sc Hogs-Bacon IS 6od5 so. Cat.
tie God demsnd; good to choice steers $475d5;
good to choice Texas 50 l0d3 20; common to tair
40 So 50d3.
CHIcAGo September S.-Flosr steady and I'M
chan ged. Wheat &C i've and firm, higher for cash;
No. Chicago spring 97'c cash or Sep, EN- oer, 81 &c
October: No. Chicago spring 9ac Corn fairly &C
tive aud shade higher; No. 44hc cas- h; 43Ac Oc'
tober; 43c NOvemb,r. oats active, demand higher;
No. . 33d33ssc cash, 332 C Sep ember, 33c october.
Rye-Good demand, tending upward; 6oc css h.
Barley active. firm and higher 141. 015c cash, 'oc
October Pork unsettled, closing easy; SIG %
cash. and october has sold for Is so0ls 20. Lard
unset tied and geners lily lower closing hlin to.aoc
cash, lO.25c October l5c all the year Bulk meats
quiet and steady; snoul iers G; short rib mddles
SIC; short clear middes 81 a8Ac WHISKY VI oo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, !
FRIDAY EVENING September 8, 1876.

OfrN'E NEW OhkHANS
FRIDAY EVENING, September 8, 1876.
The demand for discounts has been fair at the
banks throughout the week, but moderate on the
street, with exceptional and Al commercial paper
new feature. Under the dispatches from New
York. up to Wednesday, gold had declined &C, out
subsequently, recovered, and closed To-Day At iasl
Fridays rate. The movement OF tae week mas
been quite limited, and only . few sales we're re-
ported to day. Under the acllne OF domestic ex-
change and the dispatches rom New YORK, sfer-
ling II Ii off to-day &c. or about l-lo cent, max
ing the total decline since Friday Sc, or about 10
y cent. Owing to less unfavorable kilograms from
Sew York only light offerings and a fair demand.
francs have shown less variation. The weeks
blsindss for both has been quite light. Only
q few sales were reported to day. The moderate
offerings of New York sight being met by little or
no demand the market has gradually declined IN
til it was quoted to-day 3-l6 cent lower for CON-
mercial. with one bank checking on New York at
i y cent premium, while the rest still drew at
p. Stocks have been unusually dull. State con-
soils have exhibited little animation ard have
ruled at easier rates closing i p cent under last
Fridays quotations. Premium bonds have been in
fair request. but rather irregular though stronger
ruling to-day at i Y cent advance on our last
weekly quotations
We now quote exceptional paper at -18
p cent y annum discount; AL do at coll. and
second grade at l5dl8 First class mortgages still
rule at 900 p cent p annum, and second grade
continue enti civ nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared. 81.
same Time LAST year,

20
To days exports represent 26 bales by river and
so by rail We have deducted from previous clear
ances 80 bales, on Cust0mhouse corrections.
Receipts proper since last evening liz bales,
against PAT on st Friday, and 500 last year.
The sales Of the past three days sum up 225O
bales GOO on Wednesday. 400 yesterday and ll5O
to day. day making an aggregate since August 81
Receipts since August 81 1890 bales embracing
$50 from other delivery ports (of which SO from
mobile and 1872 from Texas) and $500 proper,
against 2l94 proper last year-increase HOS.
Tne exports comprise S739 bales, embracing 2179
to Liverpool: and 1850 to New York, to which We
have added rs by river and rail.
The Exchange teIegrams make the receipts at
81 the ports nom IL n. yesterday to IL N. to-day
1904 bales against 2l78 last week and 4ls6 last year
and since Friday of 10 644 bales against Ia 146 last
week and 10 $50 last year. Total since August 81,
~ Sn 1alee, against Is IA up to Wednesday noon
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 6O18
saPorm !friday to Thursday inclusivel to Crest
Britain 8ol5 bales against 1904 last week and 2Ol3
LIST year, and to the continent 200 bales against
768 last week aud 1863 last year
AxPosts TO Oil ports since September l, to Great
Britain S6l5 bales, against 4547 last wear
and TO France and the continent 200 bales
against 10y last year Total to Great Britain and
Stocks ct oil the delivery ports, made I'M TO
y NJ. lls SOS bales, against 1909 last week and
69. 822 last year.
The weeks receipts at the chief interior town.
Selma omitted both years) embrace 1850 bales
against 1864 last week, and 4O3 last year. the shin.
ments 1903 bales. against 1854 last week, and s27s
last year, and the stocks 1918 bales against 9725
last week. and 7577 last year. Compared with
last year. this shows increase of 237 bales in the
receipts, 1924 in the shipments, and 2l in the
Tho Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
SUCCESSION NOTICES,
Succession of James Cloney.

CKCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ 0fOrleans, No. 80, 783.-Notce that q meeting of
the creditors of the succession of James Coney will
No. II of Commercial Place, in this city, on FRI.
DAY, the twenty-sec0nd dsy of September, A. D.
1876. at 10 A. NJ, for the purpose Of celebrating
effects of the said succession, at which time and
place parties in interest hereby notified to at.
tend.
By order of Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans
ANDREW HERO, JR,
seq ~ 10 1922 Notary Public
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09

by T.. <. G1RARDEY, AUCTTONRRR-
1a1nt Ome &c No. s.e 81 Camp street-sATURDAY, Sep
Cha-les Auction Exchange in the ratun ~ ING ST
St. Charles Hotel in this city viii be sold. bV and
IN pursuance OF two orders from the Hon A. Bonau
cnand, Judge OF the parish court Of Pointa Connaa
LOUISIANA dated respectively the first and twepfv
seventh OF April, 1876 and rendered in the ahnyS.
TO W;t "s''ers the following described property
,.., CER IT TRACT OF LAND situated in the
chartra Oh orleans, bordering on the Lake Point
~ ESi1ea states survey (Sulakowski's) as section
c c10 sGwnshp twelve south, range eleven east
cUre Anng more OF less, about 80 arpents
49, Ielms-One third cash on the spot, the balanc,
Sv IN" ana Two years for notes specially secured
nsuai 0 c's%g on the property, bearing ali the
s saesI rom the day OF sale until mail payment
ta nu sne purchaser to assume the payment Of hs
adjudication. WV WAC price
ha Act Of ale at the expense Of tho purchase
yl2 Is 20 % aus Il 10 rs zee 8 is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09

srrCCESSION OF MR. AND MRS. ANIONlo ~A0
OF CARO-.
sacond District Court for the Parish of Orleans
'0s'1N Nos. 80. 4Ol and So. $685.
nv sELLE 4 nIALOCHEE, AuCTIoE,
Is eers. Armand Eel 9, Auctioneer once &c 70 ~
R0val street -SATURDAf September ~ 1910, =.
twelve O'clock NJ, at the Merchants ana nf
eers, Exchsnee. on Royal street, between CanaL ana
Smstomhouse streets will be sold BY pubic
nv yIrtue of a Judgment from tine Hon. y. 1issot,
indge Of the Second District Court inr inc D@as
Of Orleans rendered the first Of May, 1910, anu
SION Nav 10, 1876 and of Judgments OF the same On
cnnrt of The sevente enth OF April eleventh OF NAY
and THU teenth Of May 1876 the following described
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the s
Third D;strict of this CITY, in the square Doundeu
BY Goodchiltren NOW st Claude. tnic sn.;ianatsd
men aud Love (now Rampart street ;s.hes lines
more or less, front Union street, Dy 80 tooa
inches in depth and front on Coco az
according to plans made by George D. uIsMS ts-s
evil engineer and surveyor, dat ID OCTOBER ~, to
ard On exhibition at the Merchants ana HuS.
eers, Exchange Royal street, between Oa7''AA
house and Canal streets. ,e... rr;co of
adiudic alton to be paid cash in United states Gu
rencg, and the balance at a Gredit or one onnnops
years in promissOry notes divided intO 80 and
seemed by usual clauses OF special mosssaSo Of
vendors lien ard privilege, with coalessio H; ~
Judgment bearing interest at the Iato OF o,s s,I
per cent per arnim from the DAY VI BOZ -
incl payment With the clause de non aheni ;t ~,
and in case of suit renunciation OF the Doneut VI
appraisement, and allowing nve per ooI i;,.srisa
news fees on the amount sued for to DC llkeWiso
secured by mortgage and privilege tne p ~ az
to be kent sufficiently insured against loss oy nre'
AMI the policies transferred to vendors tne PI ha
chasers TO assume, over and above tne pioo VI +aT
the State taxes of rs payable in 1876 ana OF the
city taxes of 1876, payable in 1876 ho.
Act of sale at the expense OF the purchasers No.
for. John L. Lareche, notary pubic.
90 Q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09

The demand was good throughout the day, but
operations alton were restricted by light offerings Of
ruling ratee. The bulk OF the business was d..
yided among four buyers. The tendency which
margin between the medium and the higher
grades consequent upon the new crop generally
comprising the latter, was more marked and
good middling was reported at like In accord
ance with this feature of tae market we have re-
d di our quotations for middling to good mid
dling inclusive, making no change in the medium
At noon to-day middng was quoted at Caves
ton at l0Ac, at Mobile at lOaa aln7sc, at Savan-
at lie. ct Norfolk ct llac, at Baltimore at Iissc
ct New York at ii else, at Boston at l24c at
memphis at lie, at Augusta at &C and at Shreve-
port at lose.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 300 bales
Market irregular" Its quotations are reduced !.
on middl:ng, and Y on good middling
COTTON ATEMrNr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
OONSTABLES' SALES,
w. II: Seymour VS.. T. F. McGuire-Thil

W.. H. Seymour vs.. Il. r. McGuire-Third
2O39.
VIRTUE ORA WRIT OF FIKRI FACIAs TO ME-
IL. directed by the Hon John Lemonnier. third jus.
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell ct pub
NC auction, at my warehouse on Bienville street,
DistIlct Of this city, on WEDNESDAY, september
~, 1910, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de.
scribed property, to wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE "a mar
inventory filed in my ONCE
Seised In the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
se6 IA 20 JOSEPH DEMORUELLE, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS.
ny SEllE & NlAIOCVEE AUCTION

by SELLE & MALOCHEE. AUCTION.
ID eers-Armand Selle Auctioneer-O Office No
| at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc.
tloneels' Exchange Royal street. between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets will be sold at public
signed september 80, and october q. 1872, and an
order signed August %, 1876, by the Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
l. A CERTAIN Portion OF GROUND situated
in the Second District of this city, in the fqua.e
bounded by Barracks, Rampant. Hospital and Bur.
Rundy streets, measuring 90 feet inches front
Barracks street, by l61 feet in depth; together
attic brick and slate roof dwelling house bearing
No. 1876 Barracks street containing two parlors,
Two ey bedrooms d9 large entrance and hall blind
in the attic four bedrooms, large hall four cab.
nets, blind closed back gallery and stairway land.
ing; in the wing. large slate roof two story
brick building containing on the ground hOsr two
rooms, kitchen cellar, stairway and privy; ON
the upper floor three rooms, bath room stair land
ing and privy. Another brick basement three
story building containing a washroom. with n.y.
drsnt III the basement; on the upper floor one
other two'story slate roof frame building contain.
ing two rooms below and two rooms above. An
other brick building containing two rooms local
ROOM; two cisterns, large tagged yard, elevated
TWO LOTS OF GRoUS6, situated in the he's s re-
square, designated by the Nos. aud 5, measuring
each "a feet 'front.' on Rampant street, by l35 feet
lines in. depth. together with a large shed or
cooper shop erected on lot Not
Terms-Senven-nin ths cash and the balance on
credit of one and two years to wit For the heirs
OF age, representing one-sixth OF the property,
cash. and for Stanlsas Pl.ssan survivor in com.
munty. representing one half of three sixths of
the property, cash and tor the aforesaid minors
representing One.third or twO.sixths of the prop.
erty, one-third cash, and the balance ct one and
Two years, with eight PER cent per annum from day
OF sale with notes Of the purchasers to their own
order. secured by mortgage and vendor privilege
fees in case Of suit to recover the amount of the
notes the property to be kept insured and poll ces
transferred. Purchasers win be required 10 make
deposit of ten per cent cash the time Of adju.
dication.
Acts OF sale before Theodore Buisson, notary
public, at the expense of the purchasers.
au2 seq 9 is % rs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09

Undoubtedly there is better state of
feeling in mercantile circles. The cheaper
ing OF coal, the renewal of work in the
manufacturing districts, the somewhat
higher prices for certain lines of goods, the
presence OF local dealers in our city in I'M
usual number, the best August business for
three years, all tell their story of legiti-
mate business springing up, caused by the
large crops and Snort stocks in many lines
of manufactured goods. But there is still
trouble in the stock market. The ''street"
is blue. The "bears'' hold high reyel.
and we judge that while there may be a
partial revival Of commercial industry,
we must expect that the demand
for lower prices will affect the great rail-
way corporations rs it has all other depart
ments of business. This shaking out of
express stocks, or the high priced railroad
stocks. Perhaps the most cautious and
conservative investors of the country had
their money in the great coal stocks, and
supposed they were placed out of the
reach Of any contingency in the market;
vet We find the stock of the powerful
corporation of yesterday mere fancy
on the 'street" to-day. 1t would be
we'll for investors to profit by their
experience in the e,+h. street sna during during
get rid of their high priced railway stock.
IF Hayes and Wheeler are elected the con.
process will 20 on, and all inflated
bubbles will be pricked. 1t is better tor the
that it should be 90. The spectacle
Of improvement in general business, and
the decline of stock values is not an I'M.
common one in commercial communities,
md We are likely to witness it for some
ime to come. The contraction which 10
.oing on will make it very hard for the PEG
lie who are in debt; but those out OF debt,
md who sell for cash, can do safe and
treet must bide their time. Their 0ppor-
unity seems, however, to be in the distant /
lture ~ yet.-New York Graphic. ]
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
Gas FlXTUkEs AND RANGES
" AT NEW YORK PRlCKS.
Agents for the Great
RAILROADS.

N 4" ORLEANS AND MOBILE
The MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH RopTR
40 the East, North and West.
louisville, via Atlanta and via ST. Lon.
r,.,s oAAniANa THE UNITED STATES MAIL
A'"'us Will arrive and depart from pepot soo. -.
DspS GsTal street; as follows: "
kk4p1sss A. M. Express. Aks 1N1$n
%odstca. s:15 P. NJ Coast mos seeo@ =
vile. Nsshv; nlaGe Cars daily to CINCINNATI Lon1.
chanos Lynchburg and Baltimnre ; nI
Iastern cities site only one change to New Tori SnS
Ticle coast accommodation runs to R;,ox,
st rect opposite City Hotel oSmp and Common
y. b ROBINSON, Supertn.arda,.
Ne" ORLEANS. 81. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY
eHEAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains d deo.s alter Sunday. june IL. 1S,e
street dsn follows from Callops
s ss,1; $3.50 P Mail. ..a' ,s.oo
su a's1; P. M Aiss sa.
f'on; ;z:4O A. NJ. 'Itni ony acco%mSda
Leui. Gh1. Palace sleeping CAL: $3.50 P. Il
ONLY one e g. Louisville and Cincjnnstis" 70 St
cities. eA@nge OF sleeping cara to Ea.+.,.
Camp stsa ior sale and information siver .+
al2 " a. p. SHELDON, Asant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

AKKIVED 1ESTEKUA1.
Steamship Knickerbocker, Kemble, from New York
I'd instant to M0ulton-M district 8
British bark oxford, Watson, so days from Rio ia.
metro, in ballast, to Joseph Coeper-Point
Schooner Fanny Pike Robinson. - days from Sa-
benilla, South America, in ballast to master
Id district PIT
Schooner Pippo. from Covington-New Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
hatcher. Leathers. from vicksburg
Bart Able, Sinnott, from Grand Ecore
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09

Stella Block. Terrsbonne. from Laurel Valley
WAwenOck. ylor. from Lower Coast
Isabel OPry. from Lower Coast
Martha. Bassett. from Lower Coast
JF Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
BELOW-COMING UP.
Schooner Indianola, Bloom, IL days from Havana,
to master
Galway, in ballast, to master
EXPORTS.
observation-disclosures Ttrae Sisters-.5
bbs four bbls sugar II bbls pork bbls whisk v
20 sks corr Is SKIS salt bags coffee 5 cEs meat 5
ties lard los pkgs mdse
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK--Steamship Observation-Disclosures
mCse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Observation-Disclosures Natchez--4l0 bales cotton
axis seed cotton III SKIS cotton seed $40 SKIS corn
200 sks bran 442 bbls n0ur hhds tobacco and sun.
dries
GRAND ECORE--Steamer Bart Able-2o4 bales
cotton 28i sks cotton seed 44 slaves y head cattle
LAUREL vALLEY-steamer Stella Block--7a sks
LOWER COAST Steamer Wawenock--227 SKIS
rough rice Il bbis rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steaner Isabel-397 SKIS rough
rice and eundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Msrtha-2ii bb,s rice
zoos axis rough rice and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n Pppo--3 bales cot.
ton 500 bbls sand and sundrles
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
September "a bales cotton 300 SKIS rough rice SO
bbis rice I'll head cattle and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, Sep.
TENDER s-3l5 bbis rosin 50 bbls whisky and sun
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, Sen.
tember 8-lu0 sks rough rice and s1udrIea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
AUCTION SALES.
By Aoey & OConnor.
BUILDING SITES ON PETERS AND CALLIOPE
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN T. OSBORNE
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS, 1913.
AUCTION SALES.

DY HOEY II O'CONNOR-N1CHoLA J.
place.-SATURDAY September 23 1876, at twelve
O'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Bx
change, on Royal street. between Canal ana Gus
tomhouse streets in this city of New Orleans, by
virtue of order from the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated
August lS, 1876, will be sold by public auction fol
account OF the succession of John T. Osborne thu
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
the Faubourg Delord First District of this city IN
the square bounded BY Peters tlate New Levee),
ard designated by the Nos. 5. 23 "a and Is on plan
drawn by C. F. zimpel, surveyor dated March TO-
1885, and deposited for reference in the office of
William \. Lewis. then a notary public in this city.
Said lot No measures 29 feet inches lines front
on CaOpe tlate louisa street by 81 feet inches
lines i'll depth; lot No. % measures 81 feet lines
'front.' on Peters date New Levee. street, by l04 fse
10 inches lines in depth the line separating it
from lot No. o. O2 feet inches lines on the line
separating it from lot No "a and 20 feet IL inches
in width IN the rear said lot No. "a measures 81
feet lines front On Peters (ate New Levee) street.
BY lo2 feet inches lines in depth on the line
dividing it from lot No. %, SO fest IL inches in
depth on the line dividing it from lot No. 25 and 20
feet II inches in width in the and eaid lot No.
rs measure 81 feet inches front on Peters (Iate
New Levee) street. by l37 feet inches lines in
depth on the side line toward lot No. a. 1875 feet 3
inches lines In depth on the other side line, and
81 feet 6 inches in width in the rear.
Terms CT Sae-One-hslf cash on the spot and
the balance on credit Of one year, in notes &C.
cured by veado1s mortgage and bearing interest
of eight per cent per annum from day of sale until
final payment. with the penal clauee of five per
cent attorneys fees in event of suit, and pur
chasers TO assume payment of all taxes DAY able in
1877.
Acts Of sale at the expense of the purchasers
before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary public.
au22 seq Is %
SUGAR PLANTATIONS IN BAYOU LAFOCaCHa
opposITp ru,pon,,-y