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MARKETS.

NEW York, March %. Bvening.-Money easy
1t 3. Gold li3k ola Sterling 81. Government
bonds quiet and nominal Stocks closed active and
suS't1ea.esy ealances-aold, e.sl; cur
re1Sy sSs.n u.,d ont ss2 900 on .ooount
Of interest and S4a. oo6 for honda
Customs receipts, e461.O0
Cotton closed dull and easier l3h0l3 9 6c;
sales lll6 bales; net receipts BIG; groes 1909 con.
Bs,tain ,s7l; TO France 1880; continent sz75;
chsnpel 1850. Futures closed steady.
Southern -four hrm; moderate inquiry. Corn .
shade frmsr, s7067kc. Oats 6rmsr. 4S0s3c.
to good reiinias; refined aim. 81 Siosc Aoi..ses
and rice unchanged. Tsllow hesvy. 81 use Resin IN
and turpentne steady. Pork steadie = new S23 20
as 90 Lard nesvy; prime steam A1h 0A3oc
w, T9i :ts.S d. Ia F''sh'' dull cotton BY ''
C1IoAeo, March sa-Flour dull. Wheat 81 ~ Q
OK, April. Corn easier; 46kc, April delivery;
4s04skc, May: OF: quiet; No ~ 9aA":
81 = q n spot. Lard Quiz; ia7oeis 7sc. Bulk
and sellers apart; 81 Of.
CINCINNATI. March @.-flouf steady; demand
quiet Bsrley unchanged. Rye 12073c. Pork firm;
nominally e23 spot. Lard firm. Bulk meats cas- er;
shoulders SIC: clear rib ssdes lLsk oil 9Oc clear
sides l22o0l2Ac. Bacon inactive; shoulders Shc;
Demand fair; firm; 81 o.. Butter easier: choice.
IS 03sc; good to prime 2S033c. Hogs steady AID
firm.
winter 81 son bid: No 81 36k bid. Corn active;
No mixed Is 4 046c Osts frmer; No: 3shc bid.
Barley steady and UNCHANGED. Bye Csc. Whisky
q o. Pork lard and blk meats neat 1nen on
sides l30l3Ac. Hogs easier; packing 81 7s0e Is.
Cattle-Demand good.
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By Nash q HodRsoo.
RLKGANT BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. las ST
CHARLES STREET, BETWEEN 0IROD AND
JULIA STRESS ADJOINING TIE RESIDENCE
OF CARL KOHN, ESQ.
SUCCESSION OF JRDBDIAH WATERMAN, Oh.
CEASED,
Second District Court for the Paxish Of Orleans
No. IS 42a
SALE FOR PARTITION.
By Nash q Hod4Don.
IALE FOR A PARTITION.

DY NASH IL HODGeON-w. I. HOD0s0N
ID Auctioneer -Of6ce No. - Carondeet street.-
On WEDNESDAY. March =. 1876, 1t twelve o'clock
H.. ct tho St. Charles Auction Exchange. base
ment refunds Of the St. Charles Hotel, in this city.
Hon A. L. Tissot, judge of the second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated February
~ 1876 docket No. IS 49, for account Of the above
succession. for partition, ct public auction, win
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated in the First District Of this ctv. the
square bounded BY st. Charles, Carondelet, 0irod
and Julia streets, designated ~ Nos. and which
aojoin each ether, and measure each Is feet
inc hes front on st. Charles street. by . depth Of
lis feet. between parallel lines American meas.
ure, according to q plan made by L. q. Puie. sur.
veyor, dated March -, 1876.
The imp consist of AN kLk0ANT TWO
AND HALF STORY BRICK RE sIDENCE, known
- No. l85 St. Charles street. brick back buidings
slate roof cistern, etc.
Terms and conditions-One.f fourth cash ON the
spot and the balance in equal payments at one
two and three years for notes Of the purchaser to
his own order divided into coupons to suit the
parties in iitsrsst) bearing eight per Cent in
terett aud special mortg.gs with veudoss privi
lege from day of sale until aid. the mortgage T.
1--WE per cent for attorneys fees In case Of suit the
improvements TO be kept fully insured and the
policy transferred to the holaers Of the credit
notes to cover; the purchaser to assume. In addi
ton to his bid the taxes due and exieible in 1876
Act of ale before Andrew Hero IT., notary pub
he, at the expense of the purchaser.
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Nicholas COnneM ". Mrs. Sarah B0oth.
EuPTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
Il Of Orieans. No s626.-By virtue Of writ Of
fert tacias to mo directed BY the honora
bic tho Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause, will proceed
to sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets, IN the Second
District of this city, SATURDAY, April IS. lS76,
at twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
' sss SQUARE OF GROUND, desigu.ted - mum.
Der tw hundred and seventy seven, situated in
the city Of lafayette Fourth District of this city
bounded by Liberty (late st. Andrew, 1t. George,
Washington and Fourth streets, measuring three
hundred feet on Washington and Fourth streets,
by two hundred and aft, feet On Liberty and St.
George streets. Purchased by defendant herein
from Jesse Gilmore, per act before John F.
CoEey, notary, public Of this city, dated February
,, 1860.
Seized in the shove suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely adjudicated to
the highest and Last bidder for what it will bring
at twelve mOnths credit, the purchaser furnish
II 6 bond with good and solvent security, bearing
ave per cent interest per annum interest from
date and suecial mortgage on the property sold
until 6na payment. Said purchaser viii have ia
deduct and pay in cash the printing sheri6s aud
clerks fees, ETC.. which amount altogether ia
about one hundred and twenty five dollars and
furthermore, tho state, parish ard municipal
taxes. the amount Of which 10 not yet ss~ertained
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
mh2s apl Is Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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By Roey q VConnor.
SPLENDID CITY RESIDENCE, NO. 20 RAMPART
STREET. BETWEEN CANAL AND COMMON
STREETS FORMERLY KNOWN As THE
6PAN0RNBER0 RESIDENCES.
SUCCESSION OF 1. D. O. WOOD.
Second District Court for the PariSh Of Of3eans-
No, 81 627.

ny aOEY d O,CONNOR-MCH J..
ID Hoey, Auctioneer-Omce No. II Exchange
place.-NATuRDAY. April 80. 1876, at twelve
O'Clock N ct the MerchAnts and Auctione err X.
change, ON Royal, between Canal and Custom
house etreats, by virtue Of two orders OF the
honorable the second District Court for the parish
Of March. 1876 will be sold BY public auction, ior
account Of the succession Of L. D. O. Wood, the
following valuable property, to wit
LOT OF GROUND, with oil the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated In the First Dis
triat Of this city, in tho square bounded BY Ram
part Basin, Canal and Common streets, forming
part of lot No. 81 of square No. !. on plan BY
Joseph Pile, then city survey or, ON March 10.
1929, and annexed to an act passed BET re 9. 3.
StrinGer late notary in this city. ON the twenty
fourth Of Avril, 1929 Said lot measures. in Amer
lean measure, 81 feet front ON Rampant street, q
like front on Baein stret t. b. depth. between
the other, Of III feet 10 inches lines. The i'm
provements comprise . spacious and well con-
struct ed three story b ck with requisite
out buildings ETC.; sold subject to Lease 1t olsoo
per aunum, expiring September 20. 1876
Terms Of Sale-One third cash, and the remain.
der 1T one and two years CT dit in notes Of the
purchaser bearine inter est OF eight per cent Del
annum from day Of sale until fnal pay me {, with
penal clauee Of five Fer cent stso-ney's Il % n
event Of suit, improvements to BIO kept fully 10
sured and policy transferred to vendors. The
dor's lien on the property sold, and purchaser t.
assume payment OF ali taxes on said property
which have accrued since first January. le76.
Act OF sale At the expense Of tho purchaser BE-
fore Andrew Hero, j., notary public.
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,..- Cane Romsin, of tho steamer PlspteE,
:. nscket IRON Georgetown to this city. No
i;ves loet, Tho Planter Was noted - the
ataamee whiOh WAs carried Oh Charleston
hsrbor 10 ths blockading Aeet during the
war BY Robert 0malls, now one Of the col
ored C0ngreeemen.
80oW Stern 1t Chicago
CHICAGO, March 28-Six inches Of snow,
badly drifted. The storm comes directly
from the east.
enewisg 1t TeleAo.
TOLEDO, March 28.-The worst snow
storm Of the season prevails-nerce' Win
easterly gale.
NEWARK, N. j., March 2S.-The boiler OF
Ssueleir's tool factory exploded, destroying
have been killed, and others, it is feared,
are in the ruins.
ST LOUIS, March 28.-Ten inches Of snow
here.
WAR DsPAnsn1x9, }
0@oe Chief signal Omeer,
Warrington, March %. ls76. 80 z. n
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States during
Ss r:ns
lower temperature. The danger win increase On
the Mississippi below Cairo -
| The lower Ohio, CumbeaiAnd and tennessee nv
exs win continue to rise.
Cauticnary signals continue on the Allan tic coast
| from Jecksonviile to Portland. Galveston and In
| dianola and are orde:ed for kastport
River ana Marine News.
| aouruvRsF PAss March q. p. N.-Barometel
1910: wind northwest. blowing hard. wes' e:
Fiji ship. L. B. ochrist A. drss whsi
NINA. Marcia c. Day, And schooner Mary Lord.
| 0nRxvEP0Rr, March 1.-Weather cool and yer!
last twenty -four hourt. Departed-Lessie Taylor
for new Orleans. dispatch from Fulton report
the river running over the hank in low places, ant
| An overflow 10 immiuent.
ct P. n; Natchez, Ct 2. n. Up-Kate Kinney
| ct 10 4. NJ; City Of vicksburg. ct p. H.; Susi
silver, It il r. n n snday.
MEMPHIS. March 2s;-The river rose nve meme en-;
and snow this morning; weather clearing this eve
! ling; . stiff gale ali dav from the north. De
nareed- Belle Of Texas. for irkapses river Augusta
viassbn Ts: idis@Gd o. for snss Landing
ClNcIX1AT1, March 3s-River thirty fix feet IN
rising weather Sls1dH ,.n and sslHy Dem p.parted
Msry Houston, for New Orlesne.
P1SrsSu1a. March 3a.-Rivsr rino feet TIRE
inches and felhnE: Wssther cloudy and rainy:
| three inches On the falls. Light rains and SNOW
Dp-C. b. Church, frolA New Orleans to Cincinnati
| kvAxsvlL1s. March 3e.-Nter thirty two Iee
farce inches end rising. Rained al night; enowe
| Mitchell, ct ten o'clock last night Up-Chazle
A Gsso. Gasch sa-Arrived-John A. scudds Z. ftc,
new 0rieass, q ten o'clock lat night ospa.ted.
four feet four inchss and rising. Light snow
| Mercury 80.
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GALVESTON, March GA special to the
Galveston Ners, daSed San Marcus, Texas,
March %. says: The Austin stage Wal
robbed in the San Marcus bottom, sbou,
three miles from town, yesterday evening,
by two masked men. The robbers attacked
the stage about four O'Clock and compelled
the driver to quit the road and drive intolthe
woods, where the passep gers, eight in mum.
ber, were made to give up their money and
watches.
After r0bbing the passengers the robbers
proceeded to rife the mail. They permitted
ono passenger to retain bis watch because
he claimed that it was family relic. For
some distance this side on the road clips of
white cloth were tied to bushes, indicating
that it might have been . signal to confed-
crates on the stage. The robbers took two
of the stage horses, cut the telegraph wire
and left.
Memphis breads N Overflow.
MEMPHIS, March 28-There 10 settled
conviction in the minds of those interested
in the river bottom that disastrous over
6ow lie inevitable. The water this evening
IL within two inches of the danger line and
scant two feet below the extreme high
water.
Suicide.
BALTIMORE, March 28.-Talbot Denmead,
we'll known resident of the city, COM
mitted suicide this morning at his residence
on St. Charles avenue by shooting himself
the supposed cause. Deceased was senior
member of the firm of Denmead L. Co iron
founders.
For the Cep tennial.
The steamship LEIPZIG, which arrived to-
DAY, brought 572 packages of goods from
Bremen for the centennial.
The Miners.
POTTsvILLE, Pa, March 28.-At the meet
ing of the miners of Keheorer and Turnev
Run collieriee, at Shenandoah this after.
noon, no action was taken. They have
called another meeting tomorrow to vote
on the reduced contract prices offered.
Libel.
PHILADELPHIA, March 28.-Colonel A. X.
Mcclure, editor, and Frank Mclaughlin,
publisher of the Philadelphia Times, have
been held to answer charge of libel pre-
ferred against them by Nathaniel Mckay.
The alleged libel was contained in an article
charging Mckay with being connected with
certain navy yard frauds.
Lost Crew.
PORTSMOUTH, March 28-The brig A .
Porter, ashore on White Island, lost eight
Of her crew. including the captain.
Less By Fleed.
Boston, March 28-The food damages in
Worcester county are estimated at $500,
600. Four lives are thought to have been
lost.
Kilpatrick's Sensation.
The Post publishes an account OF an In
terview with General Fitzpatrick, who de-
MED he left Washington to escape testifyiDg
before the investigating committee. He
says he ID ready to swear that General But
terrified offered him go, 900 to assist him in
~n~w~suv fho Now Ynrk Onllnn<o~.h;n and
can bring half dozen witnesses Who sow
tho offer In writing,
A 0teameF Lest.
CHARLESTON, March 28.-News he's been
received here Of the loss on Saturday Last,
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vALUABL1 LOT OF GROUND ON CONSTANCE
STREET, NEAR JACKSON STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN ELIR JOLLY, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. q, 49,

by Mash Il HODGs0N-w. l. aoDasoR.
ID Aucti0neer-Ofice M. 13 Carondelet street.
On WEDNESDAY, March q. 1876. at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in tho
basement rotuuda of the St. Charles Hotel in this
city, by virtue aud in pursnsnce of an order and
an amended order of the Hon. A. l. Tissot Judge
of the second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. dated February 49, 1876. and February "a,
1876, respectively court docket No. IS 739 for &C.
count Of the above succession. ct public auction,
will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
District Of this city. in the square bounded BY
Constance Gate Live Oak) Laurel Jackeon and
Philip streets designated e. No. II. me assuring 80
feet inches lines from: on Constance street. 6y
depth of l2o feet. between parallel lines, American
measure ss Per plan q L. b. Pile. surveyor, dated
March -. 1876. Being the same PROPERTY acquired
J. Agaisse late notary on August 81, 185l
Terms and Conditions One-third cash on tho
Spot. and the balance In equal payments at one
and Two years. with eight per cent interest, and
skec,ai moItgsge with vendors privilege from day
o. sale until paid, with the clause Of i've per cent
for attorneys fees in of suit the purchaser to
igible in 1876.
Act Of sale before Edgar Grima. notary public
~ the expense Of the purchaser.
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Aurr.sd for Djsz. They broke up in dis.
0eder and Wsat home. s-;,,-
"General 0onsa!es 10 organising ana drn'-
ing the Esvo' stsonists. r.. u. mar
,r.t.morss and fred into the town. -,
"The people are still moving to the aao.
..General Tuero wrote to General AeosE5s
a retire in the direction Of Monterey soGu. .4
he be unable to make headwsy se.ns.
Diax, Tho avenues Of retreat ~ nj
olceed, and If Dias acts promptly no III ~
vim Hatamoras, and then turn upon mo rSo
column marching from re! t ECSCS' AA0
attack from DiAz 10 expected noufly.
"Jndee Mereaine and other prominent
..en ieft Matamoros to-day and came to
thia side,"
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The Property Holders Central Council
The regular meeting Of the Property
Holders Central Council was held last
night ut the Grunewald Hall, Mr.. A.
Mitchell, president, in the chair.
MI. Hughes, Of the Legislative committee,
reported the result of the visit of that COM
mittee to tho Governor.
Mr.. Delavigne. of the committee on
amendments, reported several amendments
to the constitution and bylaws, which
were, on motion, laid over until the next
regular meeting.
A lively discussion arose a. to tho legal
ity of the penalties imposed by act No. AZ,
session of 1874, which was participated in
by Messrs. Tebsult, Scanlan and others;
after which the Council went into execu-
tue session and shortly after adjourned.
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ioS shsres Factors and Traders Insur

No sales of stocks were reported except ss the
Stock Exchange. ,
state consois were more in request and . little
his her than yesterday, being quoted ss the close
esle not reported at The kxchsoge was 5000 at g.
City bonds were in good demand and higher.
particularly for gold bearing sevens, aud . large
close premium issues were quoted ct IS 036h; old
currency sevens 1t 3s03eh; new DO 1t 36k 81:
kG37h. md do drainage at 3s03sA. The sales not
reported ct tho Exchange comprised SIN goo
CITY premium ISSUES, embracing $500 and SO 600
buyers option, 6at, At 81.
No sales Of city scrip or Metropolitan Police war
rants were reported. and DO sales OF city scrip OF
State warrants except At the Exchange.
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EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
T. Of Orleans No 43.s7a.By virtue Of . WIT o.
bio tSs tse ,SSrs en Sd
viii proceed to sell 1t public auction, at the Aer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street.
Second District Of this city, on 1ATtR April
IS 1876, At twelve o'clock NJ. the following de-
'e TSS PTsRRT1s 70 Lots OF GROUND and =. tn.
privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging
District Of this city. desisSated BY Tho numbers
bounded BY Jersey. Pension. Laurel and Amelia
surveyor, on tho eighth Of September 1854. . copy
Of which 10 anne xed to IN act passed before Hugh
ee
plan said lOts measure each twenty zine feet two
inches front on Laurel street, BY ono hundred and
four lines in width in the rear, al American meas
ures being the same property acquired oy the &C. 9.
fndant herein BY from the s q
- per act passed bef,re said hate notary. Hugh
Madden, on the drst day Of March, ls66, which
aoi Az notary pubic
N this city, modified and changed, relt astng the
mortgaged property above described in thus fAr:
The whole Of lot number six and "trip three feet
front on Laurel street OF lot number seven. said
thr . feet front, immediately adjoining lot mum.
and plaintiffs lights were reserved on the ssid lot
humber seven, a. above described. u 90 the three
feet strip adjoining lot number six - herein shove
set forth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction,
the said property will be d. 6nitely adjudicated TO
the highest and last bidder for what 1t will bring,
ct twelve months credit. the purchaser furnishing
bond, with good and solvent security. bearing
Ave per cent interest per annum from date and
special mortgage On the properly sold until nua!
payment. Said purchaser will have to deduct aud
pay in cash the printing. GherlTs and clerk.
fees, which amount to about one hundred and
City dollars, and, furthermore. tho State. parish
and municipal taxes, the amount Of which 10 not
yet ascertained
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81.
r1IFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
of Orleans, No. 673s.-By virtue of writ OF
Teri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, IN
the above entitled cause, / will proceed 70 sell az
public auction, at the Merchants and Auct1oneefs
Exchange, Royal street, between Cana! and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District OF ths
city, on SATURDAY, April l, 1876 at twelve o'clock
IL, the following described property TO VT
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of
Pierson C. Montgomery, oBe OF the defe ndants
h. rein in and to certain claim belonging TO HIM
parish of y, leans, entitled ?. c. Montgomery "
o. courts "a suit being base upon claim
McPeake, . commercial hrm compos+d Of Gooree
H. Lord and Thomas B. McPeake now in jndxmt Mt
ga,nst ihem, 2. Conery Son. commercial
Arm, composed Of Edward Conery. Er.. Edward
Con.ry, Jr John C. Mitchell. Roland H. Noble and
jaime Wilson, for the sum Of Eve thousand eight
hundred aod forty. nine dollars and s.venty i've
cents with Eve per cent interest from the fifth Of
ALSO. ALL rHR RIGHTS. CLAIMS And DE-
mapde belonging to the said defendant Person G.
Mon, gomery, which he may now or here Af. er have
against Lord 4 McPeake and John G. Mitchell. a.
pri0cipas aud Roland 81. Noble. James Wilson snd
Is. Conery L Son, Their sureties. growing out Of
oerts n contract Of charter party, pas sed before
John B. ndGrnsxel, notary public in this city, on
the fif h OF January. 1875.
Seized in the above suit
EUGENE WA0GAMAN.
NH 81 Is AMI Civil Sheriff the Parish of OrloAna
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Stock on hand and ON shipboard. - a6S
Stock on hand samo time last year lS7,o1'
Todav's exports embrace 4l04 bales to Liver.
pooi 128l to Bremen and 1880 10 Ne~ York.
Recelpts proper since lat eveGint 1909 oeios,
against 5l45 on last I u, sisy and isl last year.
For comparative totals ,0r the past three dsvs
exports and lecepfs, see above report: ~,
hide new and IS hide new. c!o-ei las, ev' ming
but not listed until to-aay. This makes . total
IN uk far this week Of 638 hide against l37 I'll last
week. The amount Oh sale 10 now estimated ~ szoo
hide We continue to quote ss 70 lows Law lugs
at 81 06c good At 6h iou l.si ct Sasc; me
0l4hc selections At %. anu Africans ~ l'0
FRElGHrs-On Saturday ship was taken up Tor
Liverpool at 10 SD fol cotton which now the
eore rate. We quote 40 follow:
ste.n-Cotto11 30 % t R,vsr ~. sev iorR &c;
10 Philadt lphia and Bsltimor-. VI. New YORK 70;
to New York NC; sugar to New Y0rs % = nho;
molasses 81 p Dbl; rice Coo p bhl:
By eail-Cottcn to Liverpool IL SD; to havre
&c: to Bremen Is Ice; to the b.lnc 40; 70
70 Malaga lc; to Boston and Providence &c corn
sUGAK-Only 1893 hhds. came in this mor,i' g;
d. alers ct strong prices. 6tc for inferior, SIC
for god common, Ike fer fair, 1hc for goo -
fir, TIC for iuly fair to rime sNc TOR ssticy
egia9is:d, and 81 oioc G for whiis CHARMED
HVLASSF g. Received this morning. 57s eole:
Tho demand 10 good, and the eupples sold at
4s046c for primo Ieboied. 4SOSe fox str1ctly
primo reboiled and Sc for choice reboiled. These
't cry ~ SS3LSssH sSeAs-sssa1sra is :ellias.
Ssrso Il 10; espshed lles cst leaf 10 , 3.
ClTY kE1UiaY N0LA1sxo-lss slhas q srdsrs
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sHRRI[FlFse SALES.
I. Tharp and fer The Uee, 0sc.s W. Johl

I. TAe.' .sA s:f s. :ss 1:cs & etc., ~ ''''
EouRrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH o.
Il Orleans, No. ~, 49a-By virtue OF z wns
e Fourth district Court ier the parish q Orleans
the above entitled cause. proceed TO sell o. pup
Lie auction, ct the Merchants aud Aucttoneers M
e: p:tpct e n thu city,
on N1TURDAY, April l, 1876, 1t twelve O'Clock Il.
the following described property: to vit@..,, -.
ALL rgE RioaT TITLE 1 na,,. l:T ~ = 81 %
sSss of the docket Of the Fifth District Court for
the nxrish Of Orleans for the sum Of two thousand
nine HUNDRED and ntsreet an ne
thsreon from the twelfth Of January, 1871. and
'T seized il the above suit
Terms Cash on'ne EUGENE sPSasiE wAaaAMAH.
mh2l IS - spl Civil Sheriff Of the Parish o. Oreeae
Godefroy Bouay 70. Louis HoDere.
cyIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PAkis y
- of Orleans No. 85l2-By virtue OF ~: ~
6ari faciss to me directed by the bonoIaoie tas
sixth District Court for the Hss,sn o. tn .e ~
rnhiic sution On WEDNESDAY,. March %, 1870 y
hall: past ten O'Clock 4 n. At my warehouse; NO.
g and Is Orleans street. between koyst sna n s
bon strsst;; N scs Oroperfy to
tn TH 1S' sxR < ON ON F1RsiTGRE AND FIXTURES
necantere Bett es and movables OF saloon 20 10
LafaS cite street between 81 CnaNe .no Ns .ee,
de, ct streets - per inventory which may ID seeL
And on the same day, ut five O'Clock p H., on to-
said premises No l53 Lafayette street. between 81
c6 osk a aad Ssn' TOP CSUsTRR AND ACcEs
'I seized in the above suit.
ierln' ~''A' VIZ RUGRNE WAGGAMAN,
mh18 q Is 20 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,
Succession of Daniel McKenArse]

Succession Of Daniel n1cKendrick.
CKCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 80 ,6l3-Whereas Mrs. Regina
Fletohinger McKendnck has petitioned the court
for letter. Of administration on the estate Of the
late Daniel McKendrick. deceased, intestAte Notice
snow cause within ten days Why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not b granted.
6Asi s ~ FRANK PACE, n. cszk.