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, 1876-05-22

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,satiFc lnseft'saune c"m'n,.1ce nus occn uuss
VIII .ne c.ooSes ~ ",,,'aa .u o"se." ,4a.,a oa ,aS
Maa1'on' t'e eis'Ae''S ~ N'.wn"see e. s'aso INV
re1tcsn's s.ahon ~ .nu oi.ssu o."'Vs ~. 10. , Su
vheIe thc a.'c"pt tns oce'' .''ac w 'p.".o -.
Three ot CnleagoR c,t'zchs III co"sP'He5 ~
steal certain papers from tho tofcfnment OIL
ca!s, OK great importance III tnc "I'lsHy eaees'
Ihc trial OF Jonas afad doaapcfB IL et'll p,o'
grcssing o. 'l'e present "f't'hR' anu IRON, .ne
evidence introduced thcfe seems 10 M 'ltt'e
doubt hut tl'at an agreement was actually cn'
tered into TO 40 certain JOB o. steal!ng' hos 80
much to help thc a1ssl1lcrs tsat had oceh IN
u1cted, "a 10 gct aoo"k fdu'ouu OF t''elr money
ANA Jus. ilero let me remark tnat the sJh-
path'es Of tho people begin to How out alter
1c ehea.eu' Mlnulca, "so betrayed an.,..ots
the politicians and Federal officers for the PRIV
lion" of r1,n,tnr crooked: thcn their hcnthen
attorneys taxed them enormous fec. Tor getting !
tIem convicted and eent to ptison; then ba'l
wns forfeited and paid; then the Government
seized ali their property, and 80 will, ruined
business. penness family, n blasted reputs.
very great, while some Of this btE sinners
i.r whom sS money WIS spent IKE ~
on,n,n - orc ,,r' youne mon who warn on,v IN tn,
unps asu IVY Soas Ms . WY "s'1 s uy a ~ .no
mcnt a,izct1 MI their proocrty. and the Court,
.ns.s ~ Wy. ..,a' ".'. ~, NJ
altcf aa expensive 'siai' hen. tne'l 70 3nl: Ne%t
comes Gaugcr VINO ls sn!d to DC worth SlUouoo,
the fruit OF bis perjury IN making falso returns
hs turned States evidence,
oAvH TnB ucY3 ALL AWAY,
, .-,, ,,,oi,,. +i,n s,-o,.a III, ,,r1 H. tto ,r
,stu Nv" ".'',e Wv Nv ~ -. 'u .n
)oymont Of t.le love anu esteem OF nis iello"'
citizens and the proud posscssos OF handsome
fnrtune! It is all right that tho figure OF
Jua,tro bo,,,nr lin arn1cs ahonld hnvo n
r hanao1o ,,cS tio,,t,y ovor ro, ercs shn ,n,,,
na''oa9o uea t'6".s5 ossr neF e9cs. ons % ,a''ss
20. So, repeat, the tlistil'crs themselves
have been the object Of conspiracy morc fuul
nn,, ,nconcr thar thcv cvcr orrauizc1 aiming,
" .'',. a,an.,a " -, ~. n,.,rua',, Ma h1t-,' T.,
shc revenues ~ Iac dofctnne"'' Nle" '.s" ~
| political station promised them Immunity #
they would pay, lnu they palt; TUG doysrii'
IncIlt officials tllAt WGFo Get to watch them
, 1876-05-22
DON'T Y0l HFtIFYf THEN,

UUNT IVu HtL1EVt TTtEM
Whenany one tells you they are selling ynu funl-
turo ut s'baHum figures" don't bulsYu II. OlIog
W cash and see what your money lays. Ilotou s
lIildEcth, 11225 and PCT State stseet.
, 1876-05-22
ADJUSTMENTS.



The ninth of Mr., Carl Wolfsuhn's Chopin re-
citals occurred at Standard Hall Inst Saturday
afternoon, tho programme being as follows:
Polonasce In G sharp minor md in E flat
minor, op. 20, Nos. and .; four mazurkas, IN
F sharp mt1or, g major, G 'ninor, and minor;
Tarnntelle In A fiat major, op. ~; and thu
Fantasic Ia minor, op. 40. Tho polonaiscs are
what might bccallcd boarding g-schoul" comno-
s!ttuns, for everybody drums them In tho parlor
and In tho school. OF tho numerous
mazurEps OF Chopin, Mr.. Wolfsohn's 6cacc-
tion 6f tho aforementioned four wus
an excellent one, for they Illustrated
satisfactorily tho various styles Of Chopsns
maZurkas, each Of wl,icl, has such t,uu,cyous
pretty little melodies, following each othcr In
lapd succession, which would give many COM
poser atnp,e material for writing inelotlious
concerto. The Tarantcla ts always sure to
please all audience rs Its rapid te1np0s arc very
Tic Fantastic WIS tho feature Of the pro-
gruMmc. 1t belongs, ns re mentioned q week
sslr'l as the Allegro do Conccrt,-:to bc plnycd
next satt,rtlny,-the fourth I,aliwtc, ami! tllc
Daccarolc, wlllcl, wcre written In tho Inter
Re5a1 q ch9p'ns ifs tst a t9 Of t;at Ts + f9w ,v
carlcr periods. The Fantastic begins with Il
very eo,nbrc flncra1-march, forming tllc greater
part Of the composition, broken rather abruptly,
which give to the rcary colors Of tho compost
ton 4 rather passionate and flnpctuous cx-
preston. The performance Of tllls number,
played with that discriminate phrasing. md
r!cety Of co'orlng for which Atr. Wolfsohn is
nutcA, formed delightful and agreeable con.
trast to the lighter mil less difficult numbers Of
TIC programme. $50. .-..
T,lu yucal portion Of tho concert Tus not up
to tho standard Of former rcctta!s. It cNE-
sisted Of four Of A!erdelsohn's sonEs,--"Zu.
lcika j suu Of the sIceplcss," "Cra,!lo Song"
md "Spriug s0ng,'-sung by Miss Emma NJ.
Shaw. Miss SlaW's singing was not snttstac-
| tory for several rcasons. 1cr voice Is not q
flnc one, mud LACKS character, although she haa
| few excellent tunes III tho upper register. Her
| method Is bad one and tor execution, on tho
| 1yholc, was rather cril'tc.
Next Saturday afternoon, tho tenth and last
recital will tako place, for which an unus.l-
a|ly Interesting programme has been pre-
| rnrcd. As at each rccital there has been one
humber which formed tho climax III the pro-
granme, 80 next Haturllay's programme will be
the climax OF tho ten reeitals. It will consist oI
two Polonnisea, In A major, ("Mil!taiTo y and G
minor; tllrre Noeturncs, iii u fiat minor, flat
mnjor, and D majpr; two 1tnprotnptus, In
sharp major and tf ilat major; and tho Allegro
dc Concert; besides SIX slnplu songs of Chopin,
to be sung by Mrs. O. X. Johnson.
, 1876-05-22

course OF Juuec 1!*oH llaa neeh such ~ u
lIo Is our Chlct Just!ce Of tho Supreme
Court. aud IL assisting Mr. Mckinney
thieves. lie haa held back In the brcechtng
Conklln's Testimony, or acting upon u aud 1t
VIVA not until 1t was quietly hlnted about tho
street. that , ho you'd % be displasetd ptla IN, =,
earnest. Ills fnenlshlp fnE well-known poll
t!cian, and his strong dcslro to screen him, aro
said to he the reasons fos hss extraordinary ac-
tton. i iis oyes aro not alFeaay open to III
he bctoru long. Thy big coons In thls whisky
busiuess afe stlll up the tree.
\ srRAN0n yATAL1TY.
There eeems to DO strange fatality attending
sociatcd With him ia the Office. lIe was appoint
ed by Audsew johnson anI held tbs
osllco about eight years. lie WIS tho colleo-
tor all through the crooked whisky bllsiness,
without a,iy iy knowledge ot what WAS going on,
fool, anA TINT he Is nut. 1Ie WINS Indicted,
tried oncc aud acquitted, but another tntlict.
tnent llas hocn found against lin an! his trta!
''1' Ti1s 1 nox. 1nrsnr srsv.ss,
Of Hacine County, State eGnator for ma.iS
years, u1ld man u wealth and influence In tho
his anephcW, Taft, the convicted Gaugcr who
is serving out his term n the Status Prison
ut Waupun. Lust spring Stevens went to tho
house of cx-sonator Morria, and aroso one morn:
Igd aud
uuku MlMsEtp TO A TREE
In Geld near by tho family nansion. slcvsnl
ss sspS "a so 1 ~ sss a' % Us & aa 8
! of Wishing to commit suicide. Whether ht
was piagSed with tie idea OF being bal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05
Ey Macon. Ellison e Co.

NEAT AND WELL BUILT COTTAGE Rssl,
DENCES ON LIVE OAK ND LAUREL
RESIDENCE on JACKSON STREET; vALUA-
Bib LOTS II THE t0tETh DisIHlGF .r,.,,
BERG, PRESENT WIFE OF NICHOLAS BRIG-
GAMAN, 81 Al, FOR A PARTITION.
secord district Court fer 70 TIE ne, PSils Oh oT.eAs
uy MACON. ELLISON s. Co.-ALBzRT
. Paul, Auctianeer-0iiiee NJ. y Carondeiet
street. SATURDAY. Mach II, 1876. at twelve
o'clock NJ, At che Merchants AID AuctioneeEe
Exchange, Oh ROYAL street, between Canal and
Custonhouse streets, viii be sold at public auc-
son. by virtue and in pursuance Of a Judgment
of the honorable the Second District Court Tor the
paIieh of Orleans rendered December II, 1879 and
signed December "a. 1915, in the above entitled
l. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, with al tee build
irg and Improvements thereon, situated in the
h fonnta D it Of tl S Il wsars n and
$ xth streets. SID JOS sTe designated o. the Nos
a. IS 26 .. and o. *. plan No. 81, in the office OF
n nciusivs measure each 81 feet inches lines
front Sixth street, by a depth OF 10 itet
inches; lot No. q measures 80 feet 'front.' on LiFe
Oak street, by l2G !e-t inches III depth.
The improvements comprise. on lots Nos. "a an
25 elegant AID 81 andidly baiit raised cottage
residence, slate roef. having all modern con.
veEierces, titcken. outhouses, c:stern., etc, ana
known as No l45 sixth street.
The Improvements on lot so, ID, forming the
corner of Live OAK aln SIKH stfe5ls comprise d
one story building, etc.
The improvements on iot -.u 20 nonttiS % =,
Osk street comprise d NE. .. ..7 - - ~
dehce puiit 'elisu i.utn .n9 ~. N
houses, etc.' aeu tes eu'''o ~ ZIG -'
oak stTe-t ~, cpnr-rn;, -ba h,il5.
T. y fai> 49, ~ 49,, w tI,a gov
11gs and lnfis EeiGept' '.cIe',i' ~ Nv
Dlstrlc5 81 th'srlty, IN squire ueSt Wy
NO u bounced oF iat'.l - ",an - tt,a
alloal rhlhp fo IA y ~ -. .: SS;,natJ
cry OF LaiaEe te; STU i9t 10 Grst' Ia
the No 2il IA d = ,r'ie"af ii'n i,, ~
Grant or the secoR Oh re az" "s. os
al il, H. X Y, y
measures 81 teC 81 ~ tiiIites a -. i,a
rel STREET oF d ,epili ttNss.. 90 "a as, y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

~ No. SO, ls8.
NASH g. E.nDGsON-w. I. HonasoN,
ID Auc-ioneeg-Otca No. Is Coronde,et street
on SATURDAY. February 5, 1875, at twelve o'clock
the basement 1otunda oi the ST. Charles Hotel,
in this city by virtue and i'll pursuance OF an order
of the Hen. s. L. Tssot, judge of the Second Die
trict Court for the parish OF Orleans dated Octo'
Der Is 1875 dncket No. SO 1873, for account OF the
succession of Mrs Frances Ann kenner, widow OF
George Currie Duncan, at public a1ct.or, will be
cold
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the town OF Ctrroilton, this State, II
the square bounded by clinton. Lower Line,
Greeve, Bu,the, and Second streets, and desig-
mated as its Eos. Il TO 30 inclusive, OF square No.
"a 4, yer pan made by MoeihEuaen, surveyor,
dated October, 1885, deposited In TIE cttice OF l..
Herman, late notary in this city; said lots a iicin
each other and measure, each. 80 feet front on
SecoDd street by $50 feet in depth, between paral-
lei lines: lot No. Il forming the corner OF Lower
Line and Second streets.
square, No. "a a. and designated By the letter 3,
on diagram made by Jules g. Dreux, surveyor,
lots Nos Is and l6 com prised within tbs Inns OF 4,
Is, c, aud on said diagram, and measuring 90
feet inches On the line OF A, B, aud 81 fest
inches or the line OF A, D. being the division line
of lots Nos II. Is and 10; said square "a being
bounded by Clinton. Greeve, or Burthe Lower
Dt aA .''a ION OF GROUND, together with the
buildings aud improvements thereon, situated in
the same above described square, AID adjoining
the property ab3ve described, being the rear of
the lots designated by tho No, 10 and IA, on the
above mentioned pan by Noelhausen; said por-
Dreux, above referred to, TO feet inches on tho
line dividing il from lots Nos. 20 aud 2 60 feet
inches tie hue of lot Ne. r. and 60 feet on the
lire Z or 10. 4, and is the sane property ac-
CURED by tina SAID late Mrs. Duncan, cy purchase
at a sale made the fourth day OF April 1872, By
the sheriff of the parish of Jefferson
Terms-Cash the spot
Act Of safe before n. B. iris, notary public. at
the expense of the purchaser, including ts Ia Xes
iua and evil bla in 1876 ia5 IL % ts5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05
FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM II. PALMER.


Second District Court f,r TIE Parish of Orleans
No. 3i,l24.
spY HOEY & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J.
Id Hosy, AnGtioneer-Otfico No. Is Commercial
place.-SATURDAY, February 10. 1876, at twelve
O'clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctionee-a'
Exchange, On Royal street, between Canal and
Custc,nhouse streets by virtue of al order of the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated January !, 1873, will be solo
at pablo auction, IN the above emitted matter.
the following described property, to wit
l. TWO AND ONE-HALF LOrS OF GROUND,
situated in the First District of this city known
bat ure property, in square No 7 4, bounded by
Julia st. JOSEPH trout and Delta Streets and
designated as lois Nos and ,, and the half near
est Julia street of lot No. T. per plan by Pile,
city surveyor sad lots Nos and measure each
Front streets, by depth nf rs feet lines. be-
tween rarae, lines; and SAID half of lot No. 4 aG.
Joins the above de scribet lots Nos. 2 and ), a Id
measures II feet inches SO lines front on each OF
aaid De t. and Trout Streets by l25 feet lines III
depth, between parallel Lines.
2. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the First Dist:ic. OF this city, il the square
bounded By New Levee, C)nmer st. Joseph aud
Julia streets, des gdatei lots Nos. and !. and
measuring as follows. Lot No. 6 has u feet ~
lines in depth and 10. No has 81 fos: II inches
front on Julia street. by 81 feet III inches il depth
Terms-Uue third cash and { he rem iiuder at one
and TWO years credit, III notes OF the purchasers
TO their own order and by them inGorsad, bearing
interest of eight per cent per annul from the day
of five per cent attorneys .eas in event OF SUIT
and the purchasers to assume payment over 2nc.
above their bids OF all taxes said property, ex-
igj BILE in 1876.
Acts of sals at the expense of the PURCHASERS,
before Andrew Hero, Jr, notary public.
ais t.o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

DY C. z. GIRARDEY. ATCTIoSEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.-SAIURDAf:F Feb
ruary 5, 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the 1t.
Charles Auction Exchange. 10 the ST. Charles
hote in this city, will positively be sold at pub
lie auction without reserve by virtue OF an as rec,
nent and consent of the parties IN interest, dated
the third day of Janusrs 1916, the following de-
scIlbed property to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
ali the improvements thereon and thereuntO bs-
longing. situated in the Second District of this
city. aud in the square bounded by Bienville
Cont Derbgny and Roman streets. The said lot
IS designated as No. 10 tho inventory of tho
aforesaid succession. 1t is at present known
lot No %, in square No. Gi9. The improvements
comprise one-stoIy frame house, designated by
the No. $40 Cont street.
Terms and Conditions-Oue.thrdc each, and the
balance at two years credit, for notes
cured oy special mortgage and vendors lien on the
property s3id, divided into coupons to suit the
vendors and bearing eight percent per annum in
terest five per cant attorneys fees N event hat
he credit should have to be sued upoa to enforce
PAYMENT the property ID be kept Insured Dy the
purchaser and transfer of the policy to the ven
uots OF holLers of the notes, and to assume uhe
payneat of all the taxes for 1873, payable in 1876,
ovef and above tbs price OF adjudication, as well
as tho .axes for the current: year.
Act of sale at the expense OF the purchaser, De-
fore W J. Castell, Esq, notary public.
ais % 70 fe5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

FURNITURE WEARING APPAREL. ETC:
SUCCESSION OF MARIE LOUISE C!PhlEN.
Second district Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. 49, SD.
DY PLACIDE }. SPEAR, AUCTlONEHk-
ruary IA, 1876. at 10 A. NJ, will be sold at pubic
auction, on Bourbon street, between st. Peter and
Toulouse streets, by viItu of an order from tne
honorable tho Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE, AND WEARING AP.
PAREL, etc.
TeIms-Cash. fe3 8 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05
STJCKS-STOCKs.
SUCCESSION OF E, G. DAVENPORT.

Second D;stric. Cour. for the Parish OF Orleans
No 35,25l.
Y1Y MACON, ELLISON & CO.-ALBERT
u Paui. Auctoneer-Ottce No. ~ Carondelet
sfreet-MONDAY February II, 1875. at l2:3o
p NJ at the Mercha. is ard Auct.oneers' Tx
change on Royal, between Canal and Custom
house streets. will be sold at pubic auction by
virtue and in pursuance Of an order ct the ION s
A. T. Tissot Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans dated January 81, 1875, n
the above entitled matter, the following stocks,
ETC. 800; ~,
rs Shares Of the Capital Stock of the Crescent Mu
tual Insurance Company.
Share of the Capital Stock of La variete Asso-
citation ION which assessment mas Hoe 'een
paidi.
and Agricultural Fair Asso3iation.
10 Shares OF the Capital Stock OF the Guti ice
manufacturing COMPANY.
Shares of She Capital Stock OF the Louisiana
Jockey Club.
Terrns-Casn in United States treasury notes.
f.l38l3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1886.
DY j. WILLIAM DAVIS. ACCTlONRtR-
ID Office No. 81 1t. Charles street SATURDAY
February S. R76, at twelve o'clock H., at the Aer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street
will be sold at public auction, by virtue and Ia
pursuance OF an order from the Zen. A. L. Ilssot
Judge of the ond District Court tor the parish OF
Orleans, dated October 23, 1875
A CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF GROu:D.
designated By the letter A, in the square bounded
by Dryades, Washington, St Denis and Sixth
sire cts Fourth District of this city, as per sketch
OF A. G. anchard. deputy city surveyor. dated
June 80, 1874 annexed TO al oct passed before w:
H. Seymour notary public, jay 2. 1874 AID said
piece of ground measures 10 feet 'front.' on Dry AIDES
street by $50 feet deep between parallel liues 10
gether with the buildings ani im?roveme nti
thereon. rights, ways and privileges thereunto
belonging
Terms One.half cash; the balance On one and
two years cIeai in notes OF the purchaser secured
BY mortgage, bearing eight per cent interest, the
improvements bs lnsuIed and policy transferred
the mortgage act 10 contain the usual clause OF
five per cent attorneys fees ii case of suit, and
other usual clauses.
Act of safe before W. Il. Seymour, notary rnhl.c,
at the expense OF the purchaser. n 10 ~ y ft'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

TN &. T.. tfTRARDEE. AJCT!0NEER-
ID OtiCe No. 81 Camp streei.-SAIt hDAi re ofu-
ry 49, 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ, 1T TIE It. Charts
Auction Exchange il tie rotant... OF Inc 81.
Casr;es Hotel III this city. VIII be sold at pap
lie auction, oy virtue and n PURSUANCE OF an
order from the Hon a. L. fiss0t. Judge OF inc
Second District Court f0r the parish CT orleans,
dated the flsv of February, 1915, and rendered
in ths above emitted successor, the to.toNnS de-
scfib. property. to wit
J. TIRE. Lows OF GROUND, eit.Gted IN the
Sixth Dst,ic; OF this city, III the square design
ted ~ the Nc. 30, bounded b nryt.nl: Pitt. Vel
mont and Leout,ne streets. Inc said lots arc
known bv the Nos Is Is and l.. aud measure each
81 tee. front oD Prytanie street. ny I'D feet II
inches deep. Together with al the improvem ents
thereon, COMP sing uoat frame cottage dwe4nE
ctr.
2 TWO LOTS OF GROUND, IN the ssme sg1ara,
measul ing each 81 feet trot oa Pltt street, ~ 10y
feet II iactes i'll depth.
Terms One half cash: balance at twelve month
credit for notes specially secured by mortgage aud
vendor lien the property, bearing az the '!Su.i
SI.uses of eight per cent per annum interest," from
the q ly OF sale ultI tn2i payment the mo- gag
10 c,ntain the ty per cent IL torneS ices penai
the purchaser to keep the buildings insured and
1rar,ser the policy III holder CT the notes ard
further 10 assume the payment 81 al the axes
due, psyab,c aud exigibie in lo'o, over and above
the Price of ADJUDICATION ,,-,--,.
Az OF sale al the eapense of the purchaser before
A. D. Doriocourt Esq, notary ruohc. ia5 II Is -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

Dy NASH e. EODESDN-W. l. FopGsos,
Il auctluuecr-Ovtce No. IL Carnn1elet street.
On SATURDAY, February 26, 1876 at twelve
o'cloea NJ at the 81. Charles Auction kxchsuge.
in the baseInen ut rntunda of the st. ta&r.as hotel,
in this W by virtue and pursuance OF an order
of tie Hon. A. L. TIs5ot, judge OF tbs SECOND
District Court Tor the PARISH OF Orleans, dated
of the succession Of Xavier 5 lneon, deceased, at
public aUctcn will be sold
l. THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, sit
uated in thu Fanbourg Jackson in the second DIS
trict OF this city, in TIE square bounded b. 81.
Louis ToI,o lse, Cortez end Tel rll aII SIR ets.
Ssia lots a.,j-i o.her and 'nel tntr
IlB feet inches , 'iua 'front.' Oh CUrt frrc, titt
% fs. tactt.s lln, III dap.h o. tie sd LEX
10 -. h0sns street, and - laey t il5 'r nei
ihe sile next 70 foa O1,e st1est, an - I7:s DC
.hereaborts wiGth IL the rrar.
2. ONE VALUABLE LDF UF GioCEH, win The
improvements thereon, sit:;.0''t Al 1th Frs Dis
trIGt OF this city, tu5 81 ate bounced Dy ferdi-
do Bertrand P,Tiras and Piieuc streets, measur-
ing 20 feet inches 'front.' on fefdlso street, III 1eet
/ line front on Bertrand street, ard l20 feet
obljuue line running from ferdidO street to the
rear of said lot. and - feet inches 3 tines in
width in the rear, al more or less, American meas
IRE and form, the corner of Perd.do AID Der.
trand s,-eet5. The said lot is composed Of two
ACQUIRED by deceased from Thorn IS II tsau ST., &C.
co1ding to act before A. Chiapella. then nota-
~ dated june Y, 1877. all according to plan by
l.. H. Pile, srrreyor, dated December d, 1873.
Terms and ConlIiOnS-One third casa on the
spot and the balance at and two wears, with
eisht per cent interest and special mortgage, with
vendors privilege from date uGtil final paTMent,
the mortgage to embrace the clause of hvs per
cent for attorney fees i'll case of SUIT ami insur-
auce clause.
the expense of the purchaser, including the taxes
due i 4 lS16 ia23 ta6 Is 90 26
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05


Second District Court for the Parish CT Orleans
No. 36.3l4.
DY 4. IL. PONs. AUCTIONEEa-Ogice No.
- 80 Canal street-Ou SATURDAY, tebruary
s. 1876, at twelve O'clock NJ, at the Merchants
aud Auctoueefs' Exchange, Royal street between
Canal and ouetombouse streets by virtuo Of an
order of the Hon. a. L. Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court, dated December 29 1875,
will be sold by public auction
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
in the Second District OF this city with the i'm
provements thereon, bounded by Washington,
Grand Route st. John. Hagan and Port streets.
measuring TO feet II inches lines front on said
Washington etreet, with rear width CT Ga feet
inches and depth Of - feet inches the line
toward Port street and q feet 10 inches on the
line towards Ragan street. This lot is known as
lot and No. /. as per sketch OF J. A. ID Heme
court, dated October &c. 1875 and deposited in the
office OF John L. Laresche, notary; said lot being
composed of parts of lots NOS ST. and !. as per
plan OF one Jounot, and knO wn ~ plan No. 80.
Terms-Onehalf cash; balance in one year in
notes or coupons in vendors mortgage, bearing
eight per cent interest, property sold fl We per
cent attorneys fees in case Of suit on SAID notes
the insurance and transfer TO amount Of notes.
and all the usual clouses Of ordinary salea
Act BY John L Laresche, at the purchasers OK.
pense. ten per cent, cash OH the spot.
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