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The nsandamus com.

permanent. The nsandamus COM
mands the board to show cause why,
on Thursday next, it should not also
be made permanent.
There is an appeal possible to the
Supreme Court, which, however,
does not meet until January, except
of its own volition. It convenese ex-
ira session before December 9Th,
when electors certificates must is
sue. Hence, practically there is no
appeal.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-A large in
dignation meeting was held tonight
at National Hall, Third Congress
sional district, which was composed
about equally of Republicans and
Democrats, and at which the action
of the canvassing board in counting
the votes for Mr.. Frost, Democratic
candidate for Congress, which evil
IDENTIFY were not cast for him, was
denounced in unmeasured terms by
both Democratic and Republican
speakers. A resolution was adopt
ed demanding that the person who
changed the returns should be fer
reted. out and punished.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 81. The
Santa Fe Mail coach was stopped
last night, ten miles north of Los
Vegas, New Mexico, by four masked
men, who being we'll armed, COM
PEELED the driver and messenger to
alight. They took from the mail
pouches and express boxes every
thing of value except some silver
bricks, which they said were too
heavy. They also cut the telegraph
line. No further clue to the robbers
has been obtained.
New YORK, Nov. 22.--The Her
AIDS Philadelphia special says two
men-of. war left to-day for the South.
Clarkson n. Porter writes the
Herald long letter. believing the
election, sooner or later, would go
to the House, and Tilden be elected.
The Tribune's Washington special
intimates that if Hayes is elected he
will probably be inaugurated on the
4th of March, Notwithstanding the
day falls upon Sunday, because any
interim under the circumstances
might be fatal to the country.
KEoKUK, Nov. 22.-The ConStitu-
ton states that it has direct and re-
liable information that Rutledge Lea,
Republican presidential elector for
the 1st Iowa district, was, when cleo
ted, U. S. commissioner, and has
since resigned.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Wells contin-
ues to receive threatening letters
from all quarters, including one to-
day from five New York Democrats,
declaring they will kill him if Hayes
is declared elected.
The Times Tallahassee special,
speaking of the mandamus, says it is
plain the governor and canvassing
board are masters of the situation in
law and fact.
The Times Columbia correspond
ent gives the law in the case Of the
coup Fetat to-day. which shows the
board of canvassers were right. BY
law they were compelled to close
their sessions within ten days after
commencing, and the time expires
at noon to-day. There was conse-
quently no other course left open.
The action was taken before the
mandamus of the court was issued.
At any rate it was done before the
writ was served on the board. The
board has now ceased to exist.
, 1876-11-25
Jewellers g. Engravers,
American, English and :Swiss
Watches,

Opposite the Brewery. where we are now cpen-
ing fine stock of goods in our line, embracing
everything usually kept in
, 1876-11-25
First-c|ass Jewe|!y Store.
A DIAMOND RAFFLE!

A T LOvETTS SALOON. to take place on
IA the evening Of December I'd, 1876, at half
past seven O'Clock. 420 chances at S5 each
Every article put up at its value and each arti
c.e is known to most of the residents of Victor
ia. prizes: One x carat diamond, fitted to
be word ring or pin, value. 81 900. one
diamond cluster ring, value $500. One fiae
gold watch, valued at 100. Ore Jules Jurgeson
watch-independen second hand-One of the
finest watch.s the Colony, value $500. One
diamond slide (wcll kLoNnl, value $500. The
highest throw takes q carat diamond, with
ri1S and pin settings or S2e" n gold coin the
mex highest throw takes Il. :iamoDd cluster
ring. The third highest t; - 'ie fine gold
watch The lowest throw j. .'noice of the
Jules Jun yasoa watch or tt e diamond slide. and
the second lowest takes tie remaining prize.
There will be three well known responsible
gentl ement selected by the ncKet-holdors on
night of the rattle to conduct it Parties that
may have tickets for sse must make returns be
fore the I'd of December, The numbers they
hold Will be cancelled. N
Nobody Bored to Buy Tickets
Any person holding ticket or tickets who
may wish to leave Victoria. or who becomes
dissatisfied before the rattle takes place, can
have the price of the ticket or tickets refunded
on presentation to JOSEPH LOVETT,
Cold Tea Sa'oon, Government St :
Victoria, b. C.
The prizes will be Cd view at Mr.. II Ru-
lph's Jewellery shop-the coin put up Oh the
light the rattle.
, 1876-11-25
DENTISTRY.

- DIR. J. C. GRASSE, DEN
s1 TIST. Office in Stone Il
oIIIfYD Burnett's new building on
Commercial street. All work warran-
Cd. oct.A'
, 1876-11-25
1eIegraphic News.

FfFRoM THE DAILY oREGoNIAN.1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
OF JANR WEIGH, WIDOW OF
BURTON NEWLOvk.
Second District Co art for tho Parish Of Orleans
No. 1881.

NO. S53JA.
RY PLAClDE J. SPEAR, AUcrIoMERa-
d ONCE No. Is Exchange alley.-.!eArURDAY.
sold 1t public auction, & the Merchants and Auc.
tieneers' Exchange, on Royal street. between
Canal and oustombouse streets by virtue tue and il
rssot. Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated December IA, 1875 for &C.
i. A CERTAIN LoTOF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, sitneted
in the Faubourg st. JOHN, SeconG Distrns OF TINS
don), Third (now lopez and Esplanade stree t.
AID Washington avenue, being lot No. 10 OF said
oa BY dspth Of Ia
inches lines front aud depth on Lopez street. and
forming the corner Of Lopez street and Washing
D. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, in the
Suburb Tleme OF this city, in the square bounded
by Orleans. st. Ann, Prieur and johnson streets,
and measuring, American measure Is feet inches
lin. front Orleans street. by IS feet in depth
each line, and Is feet inches six lines in WIDTH
in the rear said lot being composed Of the lot
designated by the No. on plan drawn ~ r.
KOelhausen architect on the ninth OF June, .o4',
and deposited in tho Office OF L. Hermann, iato
notary in this city, and portion Of lot desg Mated
by the No. Of square No: u, on pan deposited
as No. 1s2, in the Office of Theodore duyol nttary
Terms aud Conditions-One half cash; the bal.
ance on credit of and two years, in notes OF
the purchaser bearing eight per cent interest per
annum from the date OF sale until paid, and &C.
cured by mortgage and vendors privilege on the
property sold the purchasers to cause the build,
value un il full and anal payment of said notes,
AID to transfer the policy of insurance to the
holder or holders of said notes, and finally to pay
all law yers fees which fees are hereby fixed at
| five per cent on the amount sued for in case OF
udici u proceedings for III recovery ofthe amount
of said notes or Of any pal thereof The purchss
ers will BIZ required to make IA deposit of Ten Der
cent On t. amount of u location at the nome ut
OF sala.
Acts of saie before E. Bouny, Esq, notary public,
at the expense CT the purchasers.
null 1875 apl 8 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
VALUABLE IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT
PROPkRTY.

SUBMISSIONS OF MARIA HAGRDOR. JOHN
HENRY w1CKE AND DAVID PURTscHNAR
CONSOLIDATED.
DY G. 4. GJRARDEY. AUCTloNgRR--
b Once No. 81 Camp street. SATURDAY
April |, 1876. ct twelve o'clock M, as the 81.
St. Charles Hote', in this city, viii be sold ct pub
lie auction, by and in pursuance Of IN order
from the Hon. A. L. Tssot, judge Of the Sec.
ond District Court, dated the twenty-fourth OF
February, 1876 and rendered in the above entitled
mater. the following described property. to wit
i. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the
First Dist, of this city in the square bounded
by Basin, Rampant Poydras and Psrdido streets,
design attd on plan Of L. Pile, dated February To-
'front.' on Ba sin street. the Same width in the rear
nv about 81 feet inches in depth between paxat-
lei lines. Also another piece or portion Of ground
dining the rear of said lot at the side thereon
toward Poydl as street measuring IS feet along the
side Of tad lot No. H. 20 feet inches in width IN
the ar 80 feet ON the side toward Poydras street
and feet inches the line tow ard asin street
together with all the improvements thereon.
rights, waye, etc. The improvements comprise a
large double tenement two-story frame house.
three and four years credit for notes specially
cured by mortgage and vendors lien on the prop
erty bearing all the usual clauses of eight per cent
per annum interest from the day of sale until fna
payment the mortgage to contain the usual clause
chaser 70 pay in event Of suit to res their pay
| mont; the improvements to be kept insured and
policy transferred to the helderalof the notes, and
the paxties TO assume the payment of tho tsxe'
for ls76 over md shove the Price Of adjudication
] fe25 Is mhf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11

b Ofiioe No. Is Royal street. -SArURDAY. April
Is 1876, st twelve O'clock NJ viii % sold ct pub
Fxchanre. :oyA street, between Canal and Gus
tnmhouss strsets by virtue and in pursuance to An
oEdeF from ING o1 the parish Of 6rssus dated
March 1876, for account OF the ABOVE SUCCESSION
~TWWo CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situ,ted
in the Fourth district Of this city in the square
boupded BY St. Charles. Philip, First and Prytania
Ss'e q 1ns =: plan No. i
BOOK of plsn, Ne. B. in the office Of H. B: Cen ~
late notary public in shs city we essns se ac css %
feet isches front on st. Charles street, BY 3
depth Of I3o feet tetween parallel lines together
r;nhts W. Wavs privileges and servitudes thereunto
bs f aid appertaining Tho improvements
consist cottses retired from the ,
in" doorss three bedrooms, hall in the centre
about eight f. ct wide, front gallery about eight
feet E ;or sasry Two n csse1ns we'll
mental garden. etc, and known as municpal no.
W GhaT sRT Ttfs'I LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the same district and square as Ine pro- eISy
above described. and adjoining the same, and De-
,snad as los ses sIa each Other and
measure each 80 feet inches front on 81 OnaLe1
street by a depth of 100 feet, between para. .,
lines; together with all the rights, ways servI
tudes and appurtenances thereunto oelonS1s' OF
IN anywise apI crta!ning. .h tho hal,
Terms and COnditi0ns-One-haI cesh, snu ' IN
ance Oh credit of ono aud Two YEAR, ~
notes OF the purchasers, bearing eight pei
cent interest per annum from the date Of sale
until paid. and secured by mortgage ana ven
chasers to cause the buildings on eaid properly -
be insurtd for their full value until full ana M
payment OF said notes and TO transfer li9 p ot
OF nsu to the holder or elders OF saa hoses
and. finally, to pay all lawyers fees. which rec,
are lerehy fixed at five Fer cent on the amour
sued fol in case Of judicial proceedings for the re
covery or the amount of said notes, or any par
thereof. The purchss to pay taxes OF 1872: pnya
BILE in 1876, over and above the price Of adjudca
tion, and required to make a deposit Of ten PEI
cent of the amount of adjudication at the.momen
Of sa'es
Acts Of sale before 3D. Grima, ESQ.,, notary pub
lic at the expense Of the purchasers.
mill 10 Is apl 8 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
VALUABLE, IMPROVED AND VACANT CITY
PROPERTY IN THE FIRST, SECOND AND
THIRD DISTRICTS.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. q, 3A.
z. GIRARDEY, Az

2: GdR1dR snn x.isr.ss4TSkpa7
Chsries Auction Exchange. in tho rotunda Of the
St. Charles Hotel in this city, will DO sold at public
auction b and IN %ssc Ef an Of ss
sse pifss sSas :as
in the shove s1tit, tc 1aoce's'on' 'ne '0n0"ns
THEE IL LOTS GROUND situated
in the First District Of this city, N the SQUARE
san ser y The said lots arc the
Nos and on plan Of L Pile dated sns
t CerstS u' With al the i3provem thereof
right. ways privileges and :ssytnae' 1nefeun'0
Lot Ne. / measures Is feet front on Rampant
street. by depth, between parallel lines. OF ~.
f l1ss BY the No. sss Rampant street onestory
frame house used ~ furniture store. etc, por.
ton Of which building extends over the lot next
measures g f.t nc 1css: ris n. sop IT
10 feet 10 inches in width in the rear The build
| ipes thereon a:e known by the NO. 10' kampar'
Lot No. :, measure. q feet inches lines front p
on Rampant street feet inches IN depsn on iae
Inc and 10 feet 10 inches in width IN the rear
The improvements st S irAme n .trass
The above described IL near the new Canal basln.
the trade Of which certain to inure to property
IN ,'1 TIE R[S1 sSUxaE OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city, and bounded BY CONT
and Rendon streets CaronSslet "al1 and h he .
Sa. T. Il iaea;f E5rs OF GROUND situated
bounded by Bienville, Aagsn avenue Cont ! and "a
Resdon streets, designated BY the Nos. to IL in
S9s as 70
g. isss, and deposited in the Office Of g. Maauer,
SS II th; ety. Psp IN n1 the
ond District Of this city, in the square bounded
by Customhouse, Bienviile, St. John and Cortez
r Sss g Su 1Rs the Twelfth
TIE S, SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the Sec
Cont. Clark and Genos streets, containing twenty
lots and designated from the Nos. to 20 INCLUSIVE
fSs txse If p.Pp O.
5. THE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the Sec
eSd Of Sz
a asp per plan Of Duobar. surveyor, dated thu
tTel Ta a Dg HsNDsoME tx; COTTAGE RESIDENCE
prouerty Of the late Beverly Walker, situated IL
the Third District Of this city and GG IN ss1o
the spa
IF ground 10 feet eb incnS ;ns floD
on Rocheblsve street and 1870 feet lines 'front.' or
Kerlerec street by 81 feet inches IN depth on to
prise most comfortable one story and attic fr.m
ccatts1e. slated. designated by the Nos. AL an
rad The s1s !:
I'LL "niet and beautifully improved; Bsplanad
horse care within one square Of the property.
Terms and Condition. third cash, oalsn G.
J mortgage and vendors lien ON the property sold
bearing the usual clauses Of eight per fsn tb pc
annum interest from the day o. sae u9 I'LL ,rH,
ave percent attorneys fec clause. binding tn
, | purchasers IN event that tho notes Gven IN pa
thstr PAYMENT. The improvements to be kept Il
re purchsssI' snd the RS,i no tran
| nmrchaaera to assume the payment Of all the take
payable In 1876 over and above tho price OF sdF
~ ~ s.,e at the expense Of the purchasers. b
fore Juies Moesy. ESQ.,, notary public.
4 l fe5 IL 10 mh4 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
SUCCESSION OF JOHN Z. CULBkRreUN
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. SO. 249.

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AuCTIoSEER1
D ONCE No. 10 Exchange alley.-TUEsDAY March
IA 1876 ut twelve O'Clock H., at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street. between
Canal and CustomhOuse streets, Will De eoiG at
public auction, by virtue Of an order from the Hon
L. l. Tissot. Judge Of the second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated February g. 1876, the
following described propelty-
a CERTAIN LOT OF GkoUND, together With
the buildings aud improv ements thereon. situated
IN the Third District of this city, in the square
bounded by Dauphine, Marigny, Royal and Mande-
vile street,, according to plan made by A. De
Armas, and on exhibition at the Exchange. .,
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District of this city in the square bound
ed by Union, Law, Frenchmeo and Magistrate
streets desguated BY the Nos. AID 3, and meas
ures each 81 feet II inches lines front on Union
street bv l27 feet 10 inches lines in depth. be-
tween equal and parallel lines. Lot No. forms the
conner OF Union and Law streets.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. situated in
the Third District of this city, in the square
bounded by Baxatee, Law, Union and Magistrate
streets designat ed by the Nos. and and meas
uring each 81 feet IL inches lines front on aga
tels street BY depth Of LII feet 10 nches lines,
bet ween equal and paral el linee. Lot No. forms
the corner of Bag 4telle aud Law streets
Terms-Cash the spot.
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers
before q. Legardeur, notary public.
fol IA 2S mh3 10 IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
AUCTION SALES.
BY 8. 0uinsult.
srCCESSION OF HONORIKH MAURY WIFE OF
THEODORE LAUSSADE.


Parish Court Of the Psrish Of Plaquemines-No. SO.
,DY q. GUINAULT, AuCTlosHER-oFTlol
ID corner Of Rxchango alley and Bienvtne street..
On SATURDAY, March II. 1876. win be sold:
at twelve o'clock Il, Mt tho Merchante ana
Aucti0neers' Exchange. Royal street, ootween
Canal and Cust0mhouse streets, ~ virtue .! IN
order from the parish court Of the paIise OF rls
quemines, dated December 10, 1872 ana nleo Do'
A LOT Of GROUND situated in the Second Dis
trict of this city, in the square compared wtLiu
HOSPITAL Burgundy, Rampant and Ursulinee streets
said lot Of ground forming the corner OF hosDital
and Burgundy streets, measuring 70 !eet II lncnes
front on Hospital street. by 81 feet ncnos ZINES
in depth and front on Burgundy street; tcgetner
with = one-stOry brick warehouse built ~ tne
corner and a two-story and half brick oulioing,
having on the ground floor large kitchen, pantry
and cellar four rooms n the upper ster1cs ana
two large halls, and gas in reduced IN the house.
The whole agreeably to plan TO DO exhibited AZ tne
Terms~One-thi,d cash. and the balance at one.
two, three and four years credit from the day OF
SALE the purchaser furnishing notes divided INTO
coupons to suit the heirs. bearing interest AZ tne
rate OF eight per cent per annum from the Gay ol
sale until paid; the payment OF the same 70 oe
secured by special mortgage on the properly sou
The buildings to be kept insured and policy OF IN.
surance transferred the holder Of the notes. and
in case of judicial proceedings for the recovery Of
the above note the lawyers fees fixed at i've PET
cent, to be paid by the purchaser. as well % the
ia xes for the 1876 besides the price OF a1Juo
Act of sale before F. Grima, notary public al
the expense otthe purchaser, including drainage
fav fe8 IL "a NH III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11

In the District Court Of the United states for the
Eastern District Of North Carolina
pY FoNs. REED l. Goa, Il. Pc Poss
twelve o'clock NJ, ct the Merchants and Auction:
ts Rev
by virtue Of the authority and powefs IN ssia =, =.
G. Lewis vested as the duly ELECTED assignee q y
court. viii be cold d public auction the following
descrbed property situated in the State Of Louisi
aus, surrendered among the assets OF said oaoA
rupt-
Caldwell Parish.
l. THE HORSESHOE LAKE TRACT. containing
1850 acree on east side OF south boundary OiA-
c9 y r He BAYOU DAN TRACT. containing 1896
with all buildings and improvements, six mules
twenty two cattle, crops, stocks wag ,ns. planta
ton toois and Implements ETC., ON satd tracts OF
The said Hor ,eshoe Lake and B'you Dan tracts
with the said movable property thereon destlne "a
a mortgage recorded against said property for
$780, with interest on 5000 the rsof .. eight per
cent per aunum from Move mber 81, 1872, and IKE
interest on the balance ($4oOO) tneEoO1 11oA Foo
, rusry g. 1873, till paid.
Catahoula Parish.
3. THE CASTOR CREEK TRACT, containing 1850
acrss aitusfed at the north end Of Cat ahouls par
ish together with two mules, stocks and farming
implements thereon, destined for the cultivation
he said CASTOR Creek tract, and the said
moysbles thereon destined for the cultivation OF
same wi l be sold subject to mortgage thereon
executed in 1873, for 5000
TT ere will also be sold thu following uninsum-
bered tracts of land, with the Improvements on
'"' Caldwell Parish.
4. THE HICKORY FLAT TRACT. containing 200
acres fine improved land, neAr the west b AJAX OF
s. TnK JONES BRAKE TRACT. containing $50
acres a,t OF and near the OuachiGa river, mostly
THE BAYOU MYsANGo TRACT. containing
THE BRIDGE BAYOU TRACT NO. l. contain
ing 81. acres. improved, anu fine saw mills on
' s. THE BRIDGE BAYOU TRACT No. 2. contain
=" j. TsE BADGE BAYOU TRACT NO. 5, contsin
% Thu EAST TR &C r. obtaining leo acres. par
i ii. TIE FINDER TRACT, containing 200 acres
x. THE COPENHAGEN TRACT, containing 2lo
is. THE BAYOU LAFOURCHx TRACT. contain
ing $50 acres, improved
Richland Parish.
Il. THB DEER POINT TRACT, containing 283
acres on Bout river, south end Of ssid parish, I'm
Is. THE BGUF RIVER AND LAKE TRACT, con
tanning 269 acres partially improved
is. THE WOODEN TRACT, containing 2io &C res
will Convey only such title as is IN him vested b
the assignment in bankruptcy. The pure haser .
assume the pay ment of all taxes that may be du'
on the property. over and above the price OF adlu
dicatiOn.
New orleans La, February q, 1876.
fe24 mh3 IL B. q. LEWIS. Assignee, ETC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
AUCTION SALES.
By Vincent q Go.
LARGE AND CoMMODIoUs DWELLING AID
GROUNDS ON COLISEUM AND fOuhIn
STRkkTS.
srccEsS1CN OF WALTER g. ROBINSON.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 go.

No. 80 $50.
DY VINCENT & CO.-EDWARD vlNCkkr;
ID Auctioneer.-Wlll be sold on TUESDAY, Apln
H. 1876 at twelve o'clock H., 1t the Merchants
and Aucti0neers Exchange. situste1 on hoyAl
street. between Canal and Customhouee streets,
by virtue snd in pursuance OF an order o. inc
honorable tho judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans. dated March q 1876,
in the matter Of the rs ate Of w. g. Robinson,
deceased, and No. 80 09O-
THAT CHOICE ANO ELEGANT DWELLING
HOUSE, AND GROUNDS situated and forming the
corner Of Fourth AID Coliseum etreete, In the
SQUIRE bounded by Coliseum, Fourth. Pry tanie and
Third streets, measuring LIT feet inches Lines
front Coliseum street, by depth OF Ella feet IL
inches lines. and front on Fourth street. T0e
rooms on ground floor, and five large and commo.
dious chambers, together with bathroom and
closets on first floor, also extensive rear ana
kitchen buiidtngs- The grounds are very extern
sive and neghborhood of the best in the city.
Terms-One fourth cash, aid the balance IN
three equal nstailments, by promissory notes OF
the purchaser, secured by special mortgage ana
vendors lien ETC., pay BILE in one, two and tnfee
wears from date Of All ldicatl0n with eight per
cent rer annum till paid; tbs purchaser to pay ve
pe cent a.tornevs f. in the event OF suit TO en-
force pay of said notes, or either or any part
of them. and the dwelling on said ground to pc m
sured and kept iusul ed to the full amount Of the
credit notes a they remain due aud unpaid ana
tho policies to be transferred to the ho,der OF
holders of said notes until the same are fully pad
and the purchaser to assume, over and ABOVE tne
purcha 70 Price. the payment OF all taxes OF the
Act OF sale before J. G. Eustis, notary pnblic,
at the expen' e.of the purchaser mhS apl II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11

CHOICE DOUBLE TENkMENr RE,IOENCk: NUS;
Jas AND l47 GASQUET STREET. BkTWkHN
DERBIGSY AND ROMAN STREETS, IN SpLkN.
DID CONDITION AND FINH LOCATION, On
LUNG CREDIT, AT AUCTION.
nv NASH Il HODGSON-W. I. HODdSON.
d Auctioneer-Odace No - Corondelet street
On SATURDAY. March IL. 1875, At twelve 0c,ocK
n. At the st. Charles Auction Exchange, Will be
sold ,oc.rvn
DOiIBLE TENEM.N'r TWO.STUY FRAME RESI-.
DENCE. Nos l4s and l47 aasquet street, between Ha
Derbipny and Roman streets, containing eieht
rooms and double water closets on each SIDE Also,
large back ysIds with wash. wood ana Goa GOA
are in splendid order and repair, and arc rented
ut $50 month. On
THE LOT measures 40 feet inches front, BY ITO
feet, between parallel lines, - per plan OF L.
Reizenstein, surveyor. dated February, 1870 now
on exhibition 1T the place Of sale.
Terms-One bird cash, balance ct one and Two
years. with eight per cent interest and usual
clauses ten per cent to be paid cash on tho spot
to bind the sale. u.
Act Of sale before James Fahey. notary, at the
expense Of the purchaser including taxes e1igole
in 1876. mn9 t1