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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-04-22

The following Is the Constitution Of the
WorkiDgmen's League II Illinois, adopted
at a meeting held in Chicago Friday evening,
April IA:
ARTICLE l.
This organization shall be known as the
WOrklngmen's League OF Illinois.
ARTICLE H.
OBJECTS
To bring the various working elements
into close communion with each other, and
d omoting their interests to disseminate in
formation among its members and the labor
ing classes BY lawful and peaceable combi-
nation to protect themselves against discrim
mating and unjust legislation, municipal and
State to ascertain and make known the
views Of candidates for cffice on questions of
interest to its members to cement broth
erlY feeling among those laboring for wages
and their employers and scrutInize and dis
cuss all matters affecting the condition OF
the laboreT.
ARTICLE III.
OF WHOM COMPOSED.
This League shall he composed OF delegates
from trade, labor, and ward organizations.
Each branch organization shall be entitled h.
three delegates, and the President, Record
ing Secretary, and Treasurer shall he ex-
offcio delegates. The delegates from the
different branches composing the Working
mems League shall have control over all pc
litical action, and all other questions submit
ted to them for adjustment.
ARTICLE IN.
OFFICERS.
The officers shall consist OF a President.
Wise Pres ident, Secretary and Treasurer
All officers shall be elected quarterly. BY
ballot.
ARTICLE v.
DUTY OF oFFICRks.
SECTION l. The President shall pre-id,
over all meetings. and appoint all committees
not otherwise ordered.
SIC. 2. The Vice Presidents shall assam.
the duties Of the President IN the absence 81
that officer
SEC. g. The Secretary shall keep n correct
record Of all proceedings Of the League, col
lect all moneys. and pay the same over to the
Treasurer at the end OF each meeting, and
submit his books and papers quarterly to the
Financial Committee for examination.
SEC. T. The Treasurer shall receive all
moneys from the Secretary, deposit the same
in bank designated for that purpose, pay
all bills contracted and ordered by the
League when signed by the President and
Chairman Of the Finance Committee, and
Finance Committee for examination; but no
money shall be drawn from the bank unless
BY an order signed BY the President, Secreta-
~, and Chairman Of the Finance Committee
ARTICLE vi.
REVENUE.
The revenue shall be assessed equally on
the several branches in such manner the |
delegates may decide.
ARTICLE VII
COMMITTEE
Finance Committee Of five members |
shall be elected quarterly, whose duty shall |
be 70 audit all bills, examine the books and |
report thereon, and superintend the finances
Of the League.
SIC. 2 An Executive Committee shall /
consist Of the President las Chairman), Vice /
President, Secretary and Treasurer, and the
Chairman Of the Finance Committee, whose
duty it shall be TO exercise general authority
over the affairs Of the League when not in
session, and any other duties ordered by that
body.
ARTICLE VIII.
MEETINGS.
The regular neetincn ahall be held en- thu I
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INDEPENDENT TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
LEWIS STEWARD,
Kendall County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES ii. PICKRELL,
Macon County.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
NJ. NJ. HOOTON,
Clinton County.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOHN HISE,
Cook County.
TREASURER,
H. 4. ASPERN,
Champaign County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
W. ;. COY,
Mclean County
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On the Morning OF April l, 1875.
ASSETS.
Investment account, including United
States, Cook Co. ard Chicago muntri-
pa bonds cost HOS la
u Real Estate secured ty hF-t
mortgage 49, IS s.
Loans call, against coatertls ~ UuOy
Office furniture, Guiding burglar prUuf
Safe 300 ~
cash Ga hand and bank balances IA, 2so.sl
s.rsiOSs.g s
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-04-22
The Workingmen's League Of Illinois

The following is the Constitution Of the
Workingmens League II Illinois, adopted
at meeting held in Chicago Friday evening,
April IA:
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-04-22

The regular meetings shall BE held en- the
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-04-22
Quarterly Statement
o. THE CONDITION W rHE
PRAIRIE STATE
Loan and Trust
COMPANY.

At the Close OF Business March 81
1870
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FIDELITY
Savings Bank {!
CAFE nEpncI1OpV

AZ Ise Close Of Eu.IAe.a. march 81. 1876.
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74th Quarterly Statement
" TnE
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QUARTZ RLV RE PORT
% THE CONDITION oV THE
GERMAN
Savings Bank!
ASSETS.

On the Morning Of april 1. 1915.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
BY 8. 0ulnault.
SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTINE PORCHE DE
CEASED, WIDOW OF CHARLES PORRR.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleaus-
No % 1872
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
SUCCESSION OF YBLIx vTLLERg.

DY 0RlAlAR Il MALOCHRR. AuCrYnr.
ID eers-ArmAnd Selle, AuctiOneer-Oface ~
50 Royal street.-On TUESDAY, October 81, in.
ton, st the nerchants sna Auctioneeis kxchaaes,
Royal street. between Canal and Custom housS
streets, In tho city Of New Orleans BY virtue =
two several orders Of the Parish Court for tn
parish Of Plaauemines, rendered on the twenty.
seventh day Of eeptanber, 49, and twenty. niSih
OF August, 1876, the following landed property.
ALL THB RIGHT, TITL8 AHD INTEREST Of oos
undivided half belonging TO the said succession IN
md to tract Of land aituAted in the parish Al
9Plaqaemines. on the right hank Of the Mtseiseie1
river. 1T about fifteen miles below the city of HeV
Orleaps, known - the Fort St Leon plsntatjoo.
bounded abovo by lands OF Cha les VilleFe Or
0thees, formerly Of Jules Where, and below -
lAnds for 0eriy Of OsaAtasee Larchs, subesq11htIy
Of the MessrA 0tackhouse measuring 8 afpents
nore o. leG8. frent On eaid river. BY AepeS 81 g
afpents. more Or leas; together with the butldin0
and improvements THEREON, stables, outko1SsS
SUGAR houses, etc. 1g1& liz It's 49,
The mules eexts, Agricultural indictments, eta,
which may DO 1oun4 upon the plantatim d ~
belong to The estate. and are, thsEe1ese, not h.
oluded In this oale, which consists II the undi-
vidod half a tho Nd ~ buildings alono. = 81
Terms- Caah o. the spot in United States treas.
uty notes, the purchaser 70 assume over and abevo
his bid the payment Of onshAr Il al taxa II
Act Or ~ It tho expense Of purchaser, beasss
Charles T. 6eniAf. to1nEY "a klic. [
$3.50 OCT IA II - 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
INTRODUCTION OF FRANCOIS JOSEPH L. CRAIS
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleaus-.
No. 34,267

RY sRLLR 4 N1ALOCHEE, AUCTION
- ERRS-Arnand Selle, Auctioneer-Ofice No 81
loyal street-SArURDAY, Nogsmber 4, 1876 At
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction
eer9 Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouee streets, in the Second District
Of this city, win be sold By public auction, By
Of the Second District Court for the parish ef n.
leans, dated September 49, 1876, the 10 LOVING d.
scribed property W.
i: CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in III.
Ihrd District Of this city, in the square bounded
y spain vaudeville, Dauphine and BOY al stree "a
oes gnate0 oy letter N, on . sketch Of d'Heme.
c0utt dated september 10 1876, aud measuring II
io ot ncn 'front.' on Srain street, by So feet ii
lines. 04o"' ~nu Psi snei
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situ.tsa :,
Inc same dletrct, in the square bounded bv Man.
oeVliie, Marlgny, Daupbine and Royal streets dee-
lgnated BY the letter K on sketch of DiHeme-
court dated September IL, 1876. and measuring ~
fset inch front on Vaudeville street, BY loo feet
~ inches lines in Depth between equal and par
q 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated i,
Inc same district, in the square bounded by Rovai
a.uPhine Aandevile and Marigny streets desig.
aated Sy the letter on AXE tch Of DHemecourf.
dated September II, 1876 and measuring - faet
IRONY on Royal street. by 63 feet ii inches Hnas in
aepth between equal and parallel lines. N
Ierms-Onehaf cash on the spot and the hal.
Snce On credit OF one year, for note occurred nv
eight per cent interest per annum from Sate ,,ntk
9ayment with i've per cent attorneys fees N 800
y suit 20 ENFORCE payment; the purchaser r. ~
unc, over ana above the price of aJjudication
4; o. the State and city taxes due and e1
Acts Of sale at the expense of the nprcbaso-.
ocl : IA 81 % nos pu'ic'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
SUCC 1SSION OF THO1AS B. LBK
Second DISTRICT Court 1er the Raxiah q ozlsaas-
= z -s-f Ia n no tut " - =

~ 10. T.7I0.
BIZ 1 sG11 q y
placa-oArURDAY Octobsr 81 1876. at tvelvs
O'Clock L.. ct the Merchants and Auctsoneers M.
change, on Royal. between Canal md Cusenaheuso
s.e asss d .S Se'ss s.es.a 'o 6i. ase
Court for the parish Of OrleAns dated January ~
1876 and Subsequent order, appointing Nicholas
I aoey - customer in lie1 and stsad q yoba g;
b sold q public eees,eo. f account Of the ene
cession Of Thonas B. Lee, the following described
pr"psTsz, g 80 ~ 1vnYvrvn .u.,v ov .vv,~
LOTS OF Q3OCuD. situased in the First District
Of this city. In tbs squAro. bounded by Peters,
Front, 1rAt0 and ThAliA streets, deaignAted g
lots Nos. H. is. l6. % and "a. measuring = fol
Lots Nos. snd measure each IS fest inches
frnt on Front street By ls3 feet inches in depth
Lots Noe H. Is and is measure each "a feet front
Lots Nos. % and !. measure eseh IS feet inches
ont on Pet4 street bv 153 feet inches in depth.
.. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the same district
and square %, and adjoining tho ab,ve described
measuring as follows
Lot 10 II measures ~ feet front On Thalia
street BY l3o feet in depth.
Lots Nos. ~, II and % measures each "a feet
mont on Peters street, BY los feet in depth.
The whole accord n4 to plan by JAmes Frerst.
on exhibition at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange.
Terms Onethird cash on the spot, and the
balance on credit of one and two years in notes
Of the purchasers secured BY special mortgage
and vendors lien, with interest Of eight per cent
per Annum from date Of sale until fual payment
With the penal clause of Eve per cent attorneys
fees in event Of suit 10 csse of non payments ct
maturity, the Improvements to be kept fully in
sured and Policies transferred to vendors.
fore Amedee Ducstel Esq, notary public.
SELF 30 oc7 l42l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

by c. E. GIRARDEY, AUcr1oHKRR-
october Is, 1875, At twelve O'CLOCK M It tie st.
Charles Auction Exchange, in the rotunda Of the
st. Charles Hotel, in this city, will be sold at pub.
lie auction, by and in pursuance of an order from
the Hon. L. Tissot, judge Of the eecond District
Court for the parish Of Orleans dated the twenty.
fifth of September, 1876, and rendered in the
above entitled succession, and by consent Of the
heir Of age, Ithe following described property to
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, tose,her
with the buildings and improvements thereon sit.
square bonded by Annunciation Constance.
Robin and Basin now Terpschore streets desie.
mated by the Nos 2 and 3, on plan by Harrison
surveyor dated April !. ls45 and deposited in the
city, The said lots adjon each other measuring
each, in American measurement, % feet inches
front on AnnuncatiOn street. by 12O feet in depth
between parallel lines: Together with al the i'm.
It's Annunciation street, and comprising the hand.
some two-story frame dwelling, built retired from
the street, with fiont and side garden, double gal
leries, comfortably arranged interior, gas water.
works. etc., in the centre Of charming neighbor.
hood, near churches, schools and mar kets. An.
nunciat10n street horse cars in front render the
property exceedingly desirable for choice and
Terms-One third cash, balance 1T one and two
years credit tor notes specially specially secured
by mortgage and vendors lein on the property
per annum interest from the day Of sale until 6aal
payment, with the penal clause of Ger cent At
t0rney's tee. binding the purchaser to pay should
to sas
said property insured and to trapsfer the policy Of
insurance to the holders Of the said notes. and the
En- to hume the Reymsnt q
shove the price Of adjudication.
Act Of sale at pufcnAseE's oxpenae before y. ..
Eist, ~, notary public isss ~ sc7 Mas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
Tho Cancels Good Points.

my camel was tied down in the sand IA
uentiy awaiting his burden. You tie {
camel to himselt-that is when he has aim,
up MS legs under him like knife blades you
sup lesthern bracelet over his knee and
there you have him, for it is impoeaible fo,
him to open his leg SO long as this bracele,
Is around it, binding the leg above the knee
ana the sbln-bone together like a pair of
tongs. OF course it is not easy to find any.
tning in the desert to which you NAV tie
your camel securely; benefcent Provi.
oence mas, therefore, made every camel hia
own hltching post, likewise his own cistern
and vegetable market and step-ladder-in
fact he is the most complete machine on fonr
legs that we know Of His machinery ia
clumsy and needs oiling. His great Joints
snow through his sides, and his tail ia the
Dareet apology and unworthy of notice.
lou would think your camel went on st,lts
you were to start off suddenly, sitting in
neso oI inggage on that high back of his,
You would think he had his feet in nonI'
tees if You were to look at the soft snp pUa,
things % they fall noiselessly on the earth
and spread under his tottering weight Ana
that fearful face of his, with its li1n;d and
pathetic eyes, and those deep cavities ahova
them, big enough to hold hens ego: h;s
aqnlilne nose, with it's narrow, slantine 20.
trlis, that shut tight against the sand Storms
and the whitening kamsin, and give verv
face looks as if it were just going to crv'
The absurd under lip is pickering and
pouting to the most charming extent. and
You are not surprised when the beast finally
bursts into tears and cries long and loud ike
g great overgrown baby. This is the pudding
footed pride Of the desert. whose si!ken hair
is mans raiment, and whose milk is meat
and drink. While my camel was still
kneeling with his strap over bis leg. |
stepped into the curve Of his neck and went
up the front stairs to the top of his hump,
His saddle was tree of wood with thick
rugs dashed over it. It was little like
swinging in . sawbuck, riding that camel
to Sakkarsh. He edged his way over the
desert, putting the two legs on one side of
him forward 1t the Same time, and then
kneeling over and pushing the other side
ahead. was CONTINUALLY rocked back and
orth until my head swung loosely on my
hou.ders, my sides ached and al my spine |
vas sore. Many people are seasick when
hey mount camel for the hrst time. The |
notion IL not unlike that Of sma boat in |
chop sea. There 10 certainly no pleasure
md very little elegance in your rest - you
oss to and fro on the summit Of that ami
mated mountain If India rubber.-NiLe
correspondent San francisco CAroNiels,
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TAX CoLLEUroR,s sALE-No. 5s4s.


TAX COLLECTOR's sALK-NO. 5S40,
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS-
First District, City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA VS.. A PORTION OF
0ROUHD, fronting Franklin street, in square
No. 332 assessed 10 the name Of AnNlR JONES
JAMES GRAHAM, curator ID hoe.
STATE TAX CoLLscron's Ovnos. /,
No. 1863 Gravier street,
New Orleans, October II, 1876
DY VIRTUE Or THE POwgR In AR VESTED BY
Of 1879 approved March Il. 1919, Twill proceed to
cell at pubic auction. st my onre No. l69 0Eaviex
street IN the said First Dietrfct Of this city on
W4DnR8OAY Oct her Is. 1875, at tvelve e'cleck
L., tie folio owing described property, TO Wit
OLE LOT OF GROUND, froAting on Fra KILN
street.. in square No. ga bounded By Liberty Per-
dido, P0ydfas and Franklin street, measuring rs
BY 10 feet. Together with Ill the improvements
and aPpurtenances thereunto belonging.
privilege and claim due the State Of Louisiana for
taxes npo said property for the year 1873,
amounting - twenty ono doll ara and seventy 6ve
cents. together With al costs, penalties and
charges.
At esid asls the property will not be adiudicstsd
unleoe the hid 10 for . sufficient amount to aatitfy
tho Aforesaid claim, and also tho unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1874 snd 1875 to-
gether With the penalties thereon, and ali costa
ADD charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser 1t this sale 10 entitled to Re put
In Immediate possession.
Terns-CAsh on the spot.
State Tax Collector, First District, CITY Of New
orltsns- ocl4 20 IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
SUCCESSION OF ADELAIDE vINOT, WIDOW OF
SAMUEL NELSON HITE
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1926.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80, 926
by 8. GUINAULT. AUCTIONERR-OFFTCI
~ corner of Exchange alley and Rienville street
SATURDAY, November ii, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
M, vii be sold, At the Merchants and Auctten-
eers' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmh0use streets, by virtue Of An order
from the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans dated October g. 1876
the following property. to wit
l. LOT OF GROUND situated in the Tbi Dis.
tricc of this city. in the square bounded by
Plauche, Esplanade, Kerlerec and Villere Streets
desgnsted by No. S; said lot having 80 feet 'front.'
on Plauche street, by LAT feet lines in eenth
thereon; No. 3l9.
"a LOT OF GROUND, situated in the same dis.
trict and city, at about half . square from r.
planade street having in French measure, 80 feet
mont on Plaueh he street, by 1888 feet inches in
depth, between Esplanade and Kerlerec streets;
Together Nth Ut q, 81 the budngs and
E1nETEEN SHARES Of the capital stock Of the
CitIzens Bank # Louisiana, secured by mortesee
On On inc property secondly described, on which 10
See plana 1t the Exchange.
g. Ieime-For the property firstly described, cash;
ZOE tne property secondly described the purchaser
20 assume the payment Of said stock note Of e32O,
peyaole OF renewable ON the first Of January, 1871
sc1oloine TO the charter Of said hank, and Ill the
oengat1ons OF stockholder, and the balance cash.
Acts q sale before 4. D. DoEiocours. notary pub.
uc, q re Sxpenee Of the purchaser
~ u - - po4 u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS FAzuDR.
Second District Court for the PaEish Of Orleans
-r No. D,9a0 ---

RY eELLE & MAL0CHEG, AuCrTONgIRs
~ -Armana Sells, Auetioneer-Ofice 10. 50 Rsyai
street-TUKSDAl, November IA, 1876, Ut twelve
O'clock l.. q the Merchants and Aucti0nee1T
Kzchanee. on Royal street, between Cuseonho1ss
and Canal streets, win be sold at public auction "
virtue Of IN order from the Hon. l. l. TissSt,
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish 4
Oslaans, dated October II, 1876, the following T.
scIieed property. to Wit ~
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Second District Of this city. in the tquare bounded
BY Dumaine. Deuphine. Burgundy aud St. Ann
str cts measuring so feet front ON Dumaine street
BY 20 feet In depth. between equal and parallel
lines Together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
. A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND OR SHE'LL
BAkK, better known - Grand Coquille. situated
in the parish Of Jefferson, on the Lake Perier or
Ouacha. and measure about 10 arpents font On
tho said lake BY . deLth OF arpents, more OK
lees, bounded BY the property now or lately owned
BY L. Labranche.
TeIms-Cash on tho spot
Acts Of sale. 1t tho expenae Of the purchasers
before Commagere, notary public.
ocl2 Fl % nO4 II IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
SUCCESSION OF LOUISA WESrPHAL DECEASED
WIPE Or 6a ORGE E. MEYER
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleane-
No. IS 22O.

RY SRLLR 4 MALOCHER, AUCTION.
~ eers-ArmaDd 6ele, AuciiOneer-Oface No. 50
Royal street-SATURDAY, November 49, 1876. ct
twelve O'Clock n, ut the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse Streets will be sold at public aue-
ton, BY virtue OF An order from the Hon. 4. 1.
Tissot Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Or cans, dated October is. 1876
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND situated in the
Third Diatrct Of this city, in the square comprised
within Union. Bagatelle. Prosper and Sol dele
streets; said lot measures y feet inches lines
ftont on Union street, BY depth Of l22 feet II
inches lines Being The sane property acquired
psseed before a. Dreyfous, notary, ON the twenty
sixth of April 1856. 1Oge her with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms One-balf cash, and the balance on .
credit Of one and two years for notes Of the pur-
chaser secured BY mortgage and vendors priv
day Of sale.
Act Of sale 1t the expense Of tho purchaser. be.
fore A. J. Where notary public. eliza 81 MOI IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
SUOCRasLOH OF JOHN J. LU0KHBUHL.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlssns
Nos q, 832.

UY 9RLkR 4 MA1OCHRR, AuCrI0H.
D ars-ArDand sole, Ambassadors Ia s.
Royal st1ee2-WBDMk0DAI, Nevenbsr /, lsH -
twelve o'clock T.. et the Merchants ana Auet,se.
ese1 xxshango. On 1oyal street, tstWesn CD -:
Custonhoues s1peses. WIN y sold b. YeSls aassiea
~ virtue q IN order from the Hen. 4 :. Tfaso2
II Ofleans, da1oa 0ep.eabsr 90 1876
CGRTAlD IO1OR 0ROUuD together win -
the IArd Distzct Of this city in tho square boun5
BY Port, Low. b GhetD aod 0oodehildrea eG1osfs
designated ~ 10. = n square No. H. on 8 ~
In the once q Jules Mossv, notary; aid II
measures 20 6oet front on Polt street. by lao -
inches lines In depth.
TermeCAAh. H.., .
Act Of sale, ct the expense OF the purchaasr h.
ore o. Molel. notary public. Gel 7N1fn
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Acts of sale before p. J. LASER notary nnhi;r n
the expense of the purchasers. ocll I9 % noa II
SUCCESSION or MARY ARN TAFT. WIFR OF
LUDGER BOGUILLR.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans-
No. 3D. 45

by g. GUlNAULT-AUCTIONEE
- corner Exchange alley and Bienville street.
On ,SATuRDAY, November 4. 1876; win be sold 81
twelve O'Clock M, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange Royal street, between Customhouae
and Canal streets, by virtue of an order ON
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans. dated May !, 1875 the following
described property, to wit
4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated in the
Second District Of this city in square bounded bv
st. Philip, Dumaine Where and Robertson strf cts
measuring 81 feet II inches lres front on Sr
Philip street by 1877 feet 10 inches lines deep TO-
gether with frame house No ZIG, hav ing four
ROOM back gallery and two cabinets a frame
Kitchen formerly Of four room., the partitions Of
the came having been removed two hydrants els.
tern etc, alleywa on each side Of the house. See
Terms-One- third cash, and the balance at one
and two years credit in notes of the purchaser.
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
the day OF sale till paid, secured by vendors
privilege and mortgage on the property sold, with
tne usual clauses of five per cent attorneys fees
IN case Of judicial proceedings, and to Keep the
Dulidlngs insured to secure The pay ment of the
above notes and to transfer the policy of insurance
to the holders of said notes.
=. Act OF sale before Octave de Armas, notary pub
nc, az the expense Of the purchaser, including
ne state and city taxes coectible and exigibe in
the year 1876, as well all future taxes be sides
the price of adjudication. oc3 II 10 rs no4