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iExrract of report from the celebrated physician
Erasmus Wilson, of Eondons Engtand !: : =
s.several sevare cases of consumption have come
under myobseryation; that have been cured BY the
timely nse Of CoLDEN'ss LIED1G's LIQUID Ex-
TRACT OF BEEF AND E0yIo ISYIG ORATOR .'';s3sS
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FROST. Persons from Ashland yesterday
report frost in Hanover county. Some OF
the hands at work aS Shockoe warehouse IN
this city reported frost there yesterday
morning. a.s5ss.s.
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sWHERLKR q WILSON'S TaIUMpH.-TheW WEERl-
ER & WILSON is the only company awarded the
doabe and highest honor of two medals and two di.
plomas for superiority of sewing machines Al
atements to the contrary are incorrect Sea judges
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HERMAN BoscuEN & BROTHER arc selling their
large stock Of, TRUNKS, YALIsEs, &c.sat very low
nrices 10 make room far fall and winter boots. DOG
and h1 1 Broad street. s.ssF ~ ~ IS
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SpoRTsMEN, BEwARE-THE GAME LAWS
The following order has been entered by
the Board Of Supervisors of Henrico
county: jo, : :.a.o
"Whereas by an act of the General AS
sembly, approved 2sth Of April, 1875,
amending and reenacting section II OF chap
ter 50 OF the Code Of Virginia, edition OF
1878, for the more thorough protection OF
game, it is provided that the provisions OF
the said section Of the Code shall apply to
any county that may SO elect by order Of its
Board Of Supervisors It is therefore order
ed that the said section of the Code shall
shall apply to and be law throughout the
county OF Henrico, and that hereafter it
shall not be lawful for any person to hunt,
shoot, or otherwise cause the destruction;o OF
partridges, pheasants, or wild turkeys, in
the county OF Henrico, from the 1st day OF
January to the 10Th day OF October of each
year; or. OF any woodcock from the 1st day
OF January to the LIST day Of July Of each
year." II e..
The penalty FOR violation Of this law is
found in the Goth section. OF chapter 80 OF
the Code. -: .s. 80, t,'5 !,
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:, nj: BOOTS and SHOES, ofeyery desrip-
,,a, 81 nr,er guaranteed to sft. Repairing neatly
.ons s1sns m nv HTnnAN BoseHES q BRoTHEH Broad Gag
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COOK & LAUGHToN, 10 A. NJ, furniture, bug
gies, horses, wagons, &C., &C.
CHAFF1N, STAPLES & Co.,,.12 ~, tract of land land
from Richmond. ....ir;st .gf
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ P. NJ, building lot on
the, north side of Grace street, little west OF
Shafer. s.5.
f. J. SAMPSON, g r. H., SIX mtlch COWS and
heifers In Manchester. = SO Et slt
E. W. POWELL, 10 A. NJ, dry goods, carpets, no
top buggy, &c. ~:
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Y,,1ITrrR, BTrrTERlI BuTrERiif.

nUTTER! BUTT]ERli .I'lI BIJIfEaHi'a lla q
i have returned fom tile Hountaans And nsSc y,
fsken 4 atsnd nearly opposite Scottx dzpgsscse1ta
the Old Market Where Islaal De plcasea " s
former customers with 9s ~ III
ls,;ssSs CHOICE iBEJTEE
Which wi,l be tp me from sne -
tainss which Twill be able 10 sell az t0Hs
on 80 wholesale prices. -xr ~ - -xrrssan1c
|sPIcEH FOR PICKLINei S1slsEs61,1r s6,rs i
n 3. .asnN MfisTAN1s6SsA nL.ACk ExfExS1ss q
WINFFH FEFPEH ~ fsrts
IIAiaiilslPlCE, ana ~ HsMaNs
aa11 ess Dt9s4 'sss sSs IS
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rpr weATuER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant. =, a..
ot. n. IS: noon. -; 3 +. NJ, 6S; Z.
NJ, G3; midnight. 81.
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sripprRs, TIES, BusKINs, &c, cheap at ~ bo,
iscy1r,f.s. 500 and s II Broad street. "a
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Ffost.-There was considerable frost in
this vicinity Wednesday night.
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.FlIRNIFURE.

Anew FURNITURE. just finished M
Mana. now ffn my waYerooms, the largest
stock OF the BEST made and most f1shiGnS5se
Rh0M s TFiJRNITURE now for sale IN the City. Coee.
line estteen rcps and harcloth upholstered N nte
styses ana or the best aterias Also, los g
Psrir and Fnncy{ {asrs at the lowest prtees Mstn
ftili stock OF Iow-pdce goods. .E.GATAklGsLs4
.nWING TO, THE GENERAL, DErfN Il
SPpREssrON IN BuSI NESS. 4 have bean -
enabled 10 purchase as w
such lou prices that tt " really nsspn
ishns Pnrcbasess can be convinced OF thta fAct q!
eti'ias ~ 80 ~ o.. 10. (SATEWO9Il,
als Broad, bstFeen Third snd Fourth sst eets.s
81 2ssaH
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! EfOR RENT, THE If e1R
IL sSMALL TAlfusxs KESfDENcE Ns. If4 n
with two HsEe trocmt, and xeff 5<rxes 5asda3-
sRsSsa sSs !, ~ssssian q snss ns ;nsss aani rs sn
+ I'll saSslt* t0l BIoa6 ssIsi5e
EEORlaRENT s0R SALE, HRIGE n
n No. 81 |, st tba ecrraro oG III 81
awss,i ssiass; Ioss,s: Ess2d
2Se lsss sa sssssslSS WbDDa lHsssis's
! Z as.as PHI Hssi nssss'as! Esssa 9ssssi.
TsOR BENT, THAT TRULY DEsI. RI
u 5IRABLEREsIDENCE No. 3I1 west frssk 81
ssnsc every soysisnce oasss IN nov s
hamilton d. Marlin. Esq Bent acx, md pc.ssssl0s
u ss sssesa ssast ane. 'sopsaa 3 s ~ va &
.TOR RENT, THAT VERY 5DEsI ri
southeast cofnerof aain and Fifss seaf eontaininR
snine rooms; Eitcben ana other eonyen!snce4s Foe-
.sessiss e ss.ss 8 0nee 30 & sssesI
;FoR RENT, THATPLEAsANTLY-Aa
BEIck hSfaTERI pWEIIN sSs gs Sc T%
Sixth street between Main md Franklin streets con-
taining fSdr rooms: saret, two rooms titsbea Win
se lss IS as Gs.9oes lsYo 10. FoarsssasS 4 aa sss
EOR RENT, FAC CToRIES, STORES d
IsDWELLINGS, FARMS, LO OIS, 0FFaCxss1E3
aps ssspM Re9sIs IAhps9sN afPs sass ssssss sU
TaOR RENT, ONE HAEF OF THEAA
EANDDESIRAHI EFURNl6HEDH3
HOUSE corner Of Filth and Main streets, ccntstn.
inx eight rooms fuciuding the basement closets,
apply M for information 70 GEoeaE ". MAYO at
NSe se 1S3 fS.TnaEboes - GnuBBs q WILLIAMS.
.EOR RENT, THE LARGE AND a.
IT, EL EGANT NEW RESIDENCE No. 3cHl ~
south Third street. Gamblet Hill, fatey occEpied BY
Samuel Ayres, Esq.,. containing Ten rooms beside.
store- and bath-ro0mi bot and cold .yaters and 81
modern improvements deifghtfni and healthy loc2c
tion and excellent mel shIorhoed. Rent only 1900
per annnm.a Apply to NJ. FALLEN d sBK0TMEk
OF, fsc 25-1ml TRUMAN NA.PAREER u CO.
9EOR RENT, THE MIDDLE LoOR
.n.oFA FRsT.CLAss Eopsgs-thrss soss
coal-room; centrally located. To spernta-
nent tenantthe rent VIII be moderate. Bafefences|
exchanged. Address s H." care OF Carrier No. 9.
sc 22-eod3tR
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WANTS.

1XTANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR sEVE-
w RAJ PLEASANT ROOMS st No. sig east
Franklin street. suitable for small family Terms
n'1'e s''' 80 :" - : app SQUIRE q GopDIG.
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PROFESSIONAL:
TAxEs.,e.
-T-7 - MN - q - ~ I7S
ROOTS. SNzOES. dc. !.

ID f. TINSLEY Il co. have res&f1
Road street near the corner OF; Fifth, In AZ "
yery. neat and handsome manner, and are
NOW prepared to snit one and alf With most any an.
Gle IN tic BOOT and SHOE line gsiaranteeingto 70
suppIy them nc rates moderate as can ne oaereo:
An examination Is only necessary TO conyince any
one Of tj,e, same TRUNKS sold remarkably low,
REPAIRING done neatly promptly, and In the 10 eest
manner. ~ 80 . =. = % 81 :
I r ADTES LASTING CON
I |lI.GHEss G ATE r and LACE -. -
SHOES-hana-made, no nails Low, broad bees, g.
old LADIES' old gentemens Caters ana low S Shoes
Misses'. Boys,, Chtldren's, aud 1ntanFs sloes
Iranks' 80 = u a. GRIGG'S,
MO Teath snd Mntn streets. I
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= I.oosT. sTRAYED,A AND FOUND.

AVS VS.-~1~r~~,<--~~ 1s = 80
GTOLEN, from premises no. 200 wcss
Sf9race street; ID sbcy'p syEL ELQCiPEDE4ned -
yetIor WITH drab kca1 sF1ye dollars reHnxa I'll -
;sid FOR same, With tief or smaller surn foE tne
ynJocipcde al0neS :, x ,rysx cSlyys si
tse 29-lts !. e. y 4tsssSSs.s
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EOR RENT, THA AT VERY DESI n;
E8RABLE BRICK USE fNos luIf cR fhE1
seuthenst Ainin and containing
nine Eooms Kitchen ana other conyen!snces Pos
q e ONCE q g ~ "a ~,
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TEsFbFA FTRST~CLASS HOU9E-three coaa- ~
,necttug roons-with use of bathroom. Kitchen. and
coalroom: centrally located. To punctuA. perrna-
neit tenant the rent VIII be moderate. References
exchanged. Address K.,n care OF Carrier No. 9.
se 22-eod9tR stss s.s,s sssTSSs
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EOR RENT, FACTO ORIES, STORES
II sDWELLINGS,FA FARMS, LO OTS, QTEaCxSs2@
and Roo1Is., icIIARpqsosNs 90 g q e :: scg.x GO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23
By o. valetor
SUCCESSION OF ANTOINE RoDI.
Iecond District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SO 1877.

No. 50, 1877.
DY O. vALETON, AuCTIONERR-0FHICR
D Nos. 80 and IS Magazine street-SATUR-
DAY, September 80 1876. st twelve clock H., will
be sold ut the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, on Royal street in compliance to an order
from Hon A. L. Tiss0t Judge OF the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans dated Au-
l. dERTAIS LOT OF GROUND, with all the
improvements thereon, situated in the Third Dis
tIict OF this city, In tho square bounded by Man
deville nsrisny, Love Of ksnPart, and I CIaps eT
Rampant and Vaudeville streets and has, in
Manteville street. and 90 feet front on Rampant
street; with all the bull ings and improvements
'ns's0o CERTAIN LOT IF asor Nd situated in tina
Second District of this city in the square bounded
by Barracks Hospital, Miro and Tonti streets; eaid
lot measures, IN American measure, 80 feet fronG
on Barracks street, by depth of LES feet between
parallel lines, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
5. CBRTAlN LOT OF GROUND, situated in tho
Second District of this csty in the square oounde6t
by st Ann, DumAine, Derbgny and roman streets.
measuring 81 feet front on St. Ann street, by "a
feet in depth, between parallel lines. American
measure, with al the buildings and improvements
thereon.
The whole as per plans exhibited at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange.
Terms and COnditiOn-One- third of adj Indication
price cash, and the balance on 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
kept insured and policy transferred to vendor.
taxes for the current year to be assumed by the
purchaser.
Acts Of sale before O. De Armas, notary public.
ten cent Of adjudication price to be paid to the
auctioneer the spot to bind the sale.
au23 30 is q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23
By Placide ]. Spear.

SALR To RFFECr A PARTITION.
FoRnIlG THE CoRsIR q HsviA, On La
xAsfln kRAx ~ "a 1A WiL sasn sosRos-
Second Distzist 0suIt ses tes Raz,sA Of or'ssas-
RX fLACAn1 .. sH1A1, AUo11oHMl-
ID omee so. e Royal street, hseyeen Custon-
Der IS, 1876, ct twelve O'Clock r., vii b: sold At
pubic auction at the Merchants and Auetioneers'
Exchange, On Royal street. between Canal ana
C. q ana II
and and Of an order dated the sevsnteenth Of August
ls7s hy tie Hon l. l. ns.et Judge q the Second
above matter the following described property, to
THEE CERTAIN LOTS OF aRouD. tesstks.
Nos i. and 3, in the square bounded By Roman
e rn and
Stark, notary in this city, ON tho tenth Of June
1883. which lots Of ground measure - follows. to
wit:
Lot No. forming the corner Of Hevis or LafAy
cite and Roman streets, g Seet inches 3 lines
front on tho former by 80 feet 10 inches front on
lines in depth on the line Of lot TO- and - ieet
inches lines in width on the rear line.
Lot H. % feet inches line mont on Hsvia q
IN the rear BY depth Of 81 feet inches lines On
the line Of lot No. l. and SO feet inches line on
Lot No. 3 29 feet inches l line front ON Hevia
street. % feet 10 inches in the rear l18 feet lines
IN depth on the line against Prieur street. and l9
feet inches line on the lie against Roman
street.
Terms and Conditions One third cash, aud the
balance ct one and two years credit, in notes 60
cured by mortgage and vendors privilege bearing
interest at eight per cent per aunum from date
until paid, the purchaser to assume draining tax,
.ss hs ss public
at the expense Of purchaser. au24 81 sci IA 81 %
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POSITIVE AND UNRRSRRvED SALE TO EFPRCr
PARTITION
ELEGANT AND COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, NO. 1876 BARRACKS STREET.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON Rampant
STREET. BETWEEN BARRACKS AND HOS
PlTAL STREETS.
ADOLPHE, MARIE AND ECGENE PLASSAN VS..
STANISLAS PLASSAN, INDIvIDU ALLY AND
AS TUTOR, ETC.
Second District Court for the Pariah Of Orleans-
No. 3S,T

DY sElLB & llALOCHRR, AUCTION
~ eer..Armand Sale AYctioneer,0face Nc, No;
tGsei1e oeoci H. It The MeTeeSants .na
tioneeaI Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhoute streets, win be sold ct public
order signed August q. 1876, by the tudEe Of the
!. cERTaIS PoRTl6S r ST GROUND .itu.ted
in the Second District Of this city, in the squa e
sundy streets, measuring IS feet inches front on
Barracks street, by l62 feet in depth; together
with the large elegant, comfortable story and
attic brick and slate roof dwelling house bearing
two bedrooms, Large entrance and hall Blind
tSe On . our
nets blind closed back gallery and stairway land
ing; in the wing, large slate roof two story
rooms, a kitchen, cellar stairway and privy; on
the upper floor three rooms, bath room, stair land
ing and PRIV another brick basement I'll three
drant in the basement; on the upper floor one
bedroom and on the other floor one bedroom. An
ing two rooms below and two rooms above An.
other brick building containing two rooms local
rooms two cisterns, large tagged yard, elevated
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUNt, situated in the 70
square, designated by the Nos. and 5, measuring
lines in depth. together With . large shed or
cooper shop erected on let No. 4.
Terns-Senven. ninths cash, and the balance on Q
credit of and two years, to wit: For the heirs
of age, representing one-sixth of the property,
cash, and for Stanislas Pl assam, survivor in
munity, representing one half Of three.sixths Of
the properly, cash, and for the aforesaid minors
representing 0ne-thrd or twosixths Of the prop
erty, one-thfrd cash, and the balance ct one and
two yeare, with eight per cent per annum from day
of sale, with notes of the purcha to their own
order, secured by mortgage and vendors privilege
on the property sold, with five per cent attorney
fees in case Of suit to recover the amount of the
notes. the property to be kept insured aud policies
transferred. Purchasers win be It qured to make
q deposit of ten per cent cash at the time of adju
dicati0p.
Acts of sale before Theodore Buisson, notary
public. at the expense Of the purchasers
au24 se2 is % rs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON GOOD.
CHILDREN STREET, BETWRKN KLYSIAN
FIELDS AND FRkNCHMEN.
MRS. WIDOW MARY SILVA VS.. ANTOINE SILVA
BIT Al. FORaA PARTITION.
Second District Court for The Parsh Of Orleans
RY PLAClDE J. SPEAR, AUCrION1ER-
ID Office No. rs Royal street, between Bienville
and Customhouse streets.-THURSDAY. Sep en-
Der %, 1876. 1t twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold ct
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
Judgment rendered July 10. and signed July "a
1876, by the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge Of the
second District Court for the parish Of OrleAnA
for account of the above matter the following do
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Kew suburb Marigny, Third District Of this city,
making part of lot designated by the No. 81 Of
square No. 49, measuring Is feet front on Good
children street, between ElysiAn Fields and Finch
men streets, by l2O feet in depth, bounded on the
side by the remainder Of said lot No. 3d. and on
the other side BY the property now or formerly be-
and improvements thereon.
Terms and C0nditlons-OnehaH cash, and the
balance on a credit of one and two years,
in notes Of the purchaser, bearing eight
per cent interest per annum from date
until paid, and secured BY mer:gsge and
purchaser to cause the buildings on said property
to be insured for their full value until the full and
final payment of sad notes, and to transfer the
policy Of such insurance to the holder holders Of
said notes, and finally to bind himself to pay all
lawyers fees. which fees are hereby fixed ct five
per cent on the amount sued for in case OF judicial
proceedings for the recovery Of the amount Of said
notes or any part thereof
Act of sale before T. Bouny, notary public, Ut the
expense of the purchaser. au24 81 SCI IA 81 %
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Bull DING SITES on PETBRS AND CALLIOPB
STRRDTA
SUCCESSION OF JOHN T. OSBORNE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
= No. q, 328. .l1E

RY Holy ~. 4 0'C S 9 2s = J.
plaoA-SATURDAY, September %. 1876, ct twelve
o'clock L., At the Merchants and Auctionsse1 TX
change, On Royal etreot, beeWeen Canal and Ouo-
tcmhouse streets. IN this city Of New Orleans, By
District Court for tho parish Of Orleans, late6
August H. 1876. viii b sold BY public auetisa, ~
eccount Of the suecession Of John T. Osborne, tha
fo n%ys described &c poSS 80 70 VT
the Fsubourg Delord 1irst District Of this city. IN
the square Bounded BY Peters (lete New Levee)-
Delord- Calliep. Qats L1ui:sl. and Pearl stEeets.
and designated BY tho Nos 5, 49, "a and Is % ban
drawn BY c. zimpel, surveyor. dated March 10.
1885, and Deposited for reference IN the omoe q
Said lot No neeaurss 2s leet inches lines mort
on Calliope Qate Loula) street, by "a feet inches
lines in depth: lot No % measures 81 feet linn
front Peters late New Leveel street, by l0 feet
from lot No. a. 100 set inches Hines on the iins
separating it from lot No. q, and 20 feet II inehss
in width IN the rear Said lot No. ~ measures a
feet linoo front Peters (Ate New Levoe) street.
dividing It from lot No Is, 50 feet Ii inches in
depth on the line dividing it from lot No. 2s and %
feet IL inches in width in the rear and said lot 10
Is measure I'll feet inches front on Peters (lat0
New Levee) street, by 1877 feet inches s lines in
depth ON the side line toward lot No. "a, lbs fest
inches lines IN depth on the other side line, and
81 feet inches in width in the rear.
Terms Of Sale-OnehAf cash on the spot, and
the balance on credit q one year, in notes ~
cured by veAd0r's mortgage, and bearing intecost
final payment. with the penal clause of dve Dor
cent attorneys fees in event of suit, and pur-
chast to assume payment Of all taxes Day able in
1877.
before Andrew Hero Jr, notary public.
au22 seq 9 Is %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23

BRIEF MENTION.-If q man wishes to
bark his shins. he may cross the camp
straet end of Natchez alley AMI stumble
over a pile of lumber. Do not miss this
chance. as another opportunity may not De
afforded very soon. D o.o
r e, Diamond and James Barry were
before the Second Municipal Ponce C0ure
Yesterday for attempting to XII .: hey,
holds and T. E Graham. botn sccuSou
furnished bonds to appear. .u
Two carriage drivers ore saene- Of St.
sensation at the bloody corner VI %w
Charles and Common streets yesterday, ~
indulginp in q fist.fght. Only rev orope
Of gore were spilled, yet both oei'ge1on vs.
The sun warmed itself up tolerably well
Mr.. Pi,kin has not yet taken his seal,
officially, in the United States marsna!S
cAice. However, it 10 likely that No WILL
ossume the duties to-day or tomorrow.
A carriage did not find sufhcient room o on
Camp near Grsvier street. yesterday; ana
VainIv tried TO buck street car on tno
track The car still exists.
The Southern Express Company voiun.
+ears to freely forward packages for Inc
Ssvsnnah yellow fever sufferers. Inc
Sonthvestern telegraph Company also IN
forms the Howard Association that di din.
ratohes concerning the afaiction will NOT
be charged for. -.o aid IA,
Thursdav night . woman, VINO eslo ae'
name is Jenny, fell from secono ss0l'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23
BY @. i. 0irardeY.
By O. =. Girardey.
A SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT TWOSTORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING, NO. 464 MAGAZINE,
BETWEEN RACE AND ROBIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF DANIEL McKRNDRICK.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans-
No. 1858.

RY c. E: GIRARDE1. AgCTIoHEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY, October
IA, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at
public auction. in the rotunda OF the St. Charles
Hotel on St. Charles street, in this city by virtue
and in pursuance of an order from the Hon.
A. L. Tiss0t, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, dated August %. 1876,
and rendered in the above entitled succession,
the following described properly, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the bulldogs and improvements thereon, situated
In the First District of this city, in the square
bouaded by Ma, azine, Constance, Robin and
Bace stree is, measuring % feet inches lines
ffOut on Magazine street. by . depth. between
parallel nes Of JOG feet 10 inches lines,
Together with the imp, Ovements thereon, com.
pricing the substantially built two-story brick
store and dwelling No. 464 Magazine street. well
known Is the plumbing Establishment of the late
deceased, and lattery as the popular grocery and
mar ket vi Mr.. NJ schado whose lease 1pires on or
about the first OF November next.
Terms-Cash. deposit Of ten per cent ON the
purchase price to be paid at the moment of adju
dicaton, and the purchaser to q sumo payment Of
the taxes for 1876, PAYABLE in 1877, and above
the price Of adjud. cation.
Act of sale before W J. Castel', ESQ.,, notary pub.
lie, 1t the purchasel's expense.
se13 Is % &c Oc1 IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23
EXCELLENT BUSINESS STAND.
THE THREE STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING, CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND DRLORD
STREETS.
SUCCKs SION OF RICHARD CONDOR
Second pistrie. Coart for tho Parish Of 0rleans-
No. II 7O5.
sUCCKs SION OF RICHA

UY HOEY Il O'CONNOR-NICHOLAs J.
- Hoey, AuctiOneer-Of1ce No. Is Commercial
place.-SATURDAY. September %. 1876 q. twelve
O'Clock n ct the Merchants and Auctoneers' X
change, on Royal, between Canal and Custom
house streets, in this city Of New Dreams for &C.
COL Mt and r1sk of Thomas McManon, the former
purchaser, who has declined to comply with the
adjudication made to him on the fourteenth Of
June 1873 which former sale and adjudication
was made under and by virtue Of An order rem
dered by the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans ON the ninth of May 1873
will b sold BY public auction. the following
valuable property. 70 Wit
THE LOT OF GROUND in the First District Of
this city, in tie square bounded by Magazine,
Camp. relogd and P0eytarfe streets. DESIGNATED -
lot No. J. and measuring % feet r0nt ON HaGazin8
street by 12O feet In depth and front on Delord
Delord streets. The improvemsnts Compile a
three story brick house, with store below and
dwelling above; tw0stOry frame rear building,
stables, sheds, etc. THIS 10 one Of the oldest and
most succe seful business stands in the city.
Terms-One-th third cash. the remainder ct one and
two years credit from the day Of sale in notes q
the purchasers. bearing interest OF eight per cont
per annum, occurred by special mort gage and ven
d0rs lien, with the penal clause of five per cent
attorney fees in the event Of quit to enforce pay
mont OF the notes the purchaser to keep the i'm
pr0vtments insured for their full value end trans
fer the policy to the holder OF the note and as
same payment over and above the bid Of al taxes
for the year 1873.
Act Of gale 1t the expense Of the purchaser, be-
fore W. j. CA0teIl, notary public. se8 l3 10 q