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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23
n Hotel Furniture
PETER BOwE, Auctionesr
will SELL Monday. April - C5th and 2sth), ct 10 O'Clock,
the entire contents Of tho


corner 21s st. and Broadway consisting Of 90 pier
ana mantel Mirrors. velvet and
tarlor Suits Etageres Piympon and Pckhnrdt
Chandeliers wardrobes bookcases Dressing Bureaus
wood and black walnut Bedsteads hair leather
Beds. rilows Bolster Blankets Sheets Counterpanes
&C. marble top Centre Tables Washstands, Easy Chairs
walnut sidsboads Extension Tables Chairs silver plated
Ware, large ofGlasswArc Cutlery rockery one
large hotel Range and Broer. Tables
Coffee aud Tea Urns Copper Ware Kitchen Utensils
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IJAWNbHOkEhS' SALES
by JAMES AGAR. Auctioneer.
at salesrooms 50 New Bowery and No. 0 Oliver st.,


by JAMES AGAR. Aucsionesr.
At salssrooms SO New Bowery and No. 0 Oliver st..
ct II o'clock sharp.
r MoS s9 e. % Sv an. and opsr.
slvsrw:rs Opera Glasses aas Rsselyers faney Goods
TUESDAY. April IS 500 lots Of mems aud womcns
cssSgs Y s' sS Of osis To-. silver Watches
gold diamond ewelry Guard Vest and Opera Chains
=, cq.s opsr1 West '''y o''''
Daa a: an"
Gsssa Guns Goods
r." BY IIioxAs J. MciiRArn. Aussionssr.
Js.sly vi ; eoInsr 40
i: s;s,i q Ss.a ssss cIS .sss..
wsdne.day,7,Men,s and Women's Clothing.
Yriiay"Men's and women's Clothing.
BY order 7. Y. Casey. Thompson t.
1JAWNBRoRERs' sALEs-BY R. FIELD. GENERAL
Il Auctioneer.--Saesroom No 80 Boweiy.
Monday April 24-By order n stich Sd sv.. GO lots
Monday. April 25-By order II. simpson Co., 1876
Bowery. 800 lot: Closhng - 49,. s,.
Ga Ap sy gsst o sis "s" O simpson,
Thursday April s7By order D. belong East Broadway.
Fr,dsy April as-By order r. Nelson Grand st..
Clothing
DIcHARD v nARNETr AUCTIoNEER,
TUESDAY. April Is At
supreme e. Court sal; w y partition ar
under s, %s. 81 w ss ss. Fiji
valuable Lat. a5xis.a with front and
Maps &C. Of John Hays Esq. Attorney. Broadway.
referee or auctoneer.
RIcHAKD V. nAENErr, AucrIoSkER.
IL w III M I. spe, apsi, c s..
at II o'clock ut Exchange Saiesroom. i'll Broadway.
,oas sy a., Ssas s ., ss s Of ssa
Receiver Of d the Third Avenue saving. Bank.
Tary,own, q 7o.lo, acre. o Land. situate about
road ana s".ws a linton si s,.s
Maps &c at Auetionesrs Office III Brosdway. basement
G HERMAN. sHERIFrs AND GENERAL AUc-
c.1ss s's ss.s'ss :" sell: ' sSSbss Ss:
iieteI. consisting q bar Fixtures. hns
large IceboS. Chairs. Tables. crockery. glassware,
10 i Sssro eo ssd.'sss. ssdsins srps sssS &c,
sss large . s' p Of s,'s s sssi
GALE OF EkEp & ,,1,r sgsSIrv n.s;o,,.,
Ap.I - 1870 ss io o'clock At shs private residence.
No. 81 M' handsome china -" md i's ss" rs"n
nrs one chieke,ay Piano and Household 1yoa' xe Ss
broadway. corner 18th =.
clloE AUCTION NOTICE
SiiOyI BRADLEY. Anctionscrs win sell. Monday.
81 snoe IL will be 10 the advantage oi retailers
to examine THIS stock
CnERrrs sAIE.-GERARD BETS, AucrioNEEK.
- Monday. April -. at ~ O'Clock. nj 222 East sst
large lot Lambert also oss Fs,,,'s!e .ns ss;nrss
wLLtAx VI. Burns, Deputy
CHERIFf's sALE-GERARD BETS, AuCUIOS-
- eer-Monday, April "a ut 10 o'clock At 537 TO 5t3
West 4.nh ST. LOT Coal Horses, Male Carts. Safe:
Furniture nIs Right little and Interest of Lease Of
said yard. with Fixtures and Building d the same.
HARVEY scHorIkLD. Deputy. wM 4. GUNNER sheriff
no BE soLD AZ PUBLIC ACTION a GOO. s..,,
lsIans 0ords station containing II rooms. stable car
rIsge houss about ~ Of land well cultivated all
kinds fruit good fishing aud bathing hnc
ree.hmsnt ssle attached doing good bu.iness only ~
from the station: ~ trains daily 10 minutes 10 New
York For particulars apply coLTOks Auction Rooms
~ kast Iath
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GERARD BETS CO.. AucTIoSEERs,
stors and snlcsroom 10 Old slip and i0s Pearl
OF Mr. w. w. Lehnaisr No 2ji West 5lst a. who i sbuu
departing Tor Europe. all the elegant Furniture IN
the shove house CONSISTING Of farcr suit In aud blue
satin, black walnut carved and inlad Chamber xuss vrh
Moauss and English body BusSe Carpets ns CHINA and
0las Wsrs. &C.. ~ Catalogues snd psrmis q our ns-
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GERARD BETS 4 Co, AUCTIONEERs
" store and snlesroom No Old slip and iOs Pearl It,
Monday April ~ = o'clock 4 ~. NJ c.rner 55th ~.
Uptown savings Bank all the elegant Furniture xc
aimed In the above bank consisting walnut and osk
Desks, Chairs, Carpets. &C also lot Of Cnsndslsrs and
tiss Fixtures -
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"A HoUsEioLD FURNITURE SALES.
ROBERT soNERyILLE. sAuctionesr, q University
place 18th WILL Heretofore give special stten
lion 10 sales or Household Furniture, residences OF
parties declining housekeeping ~ his spacious salesroom
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- wEINBERGER AUCTIONEtR-LfST OF
il. sales this week follows Thursday. April %. at ~
Bowery cigars Tobacco snd Liquors: "Wednesday. April
~ .2s Fast 4Dth Household Furniture; Thursday
April "a. az $40 Lexingtn Piano ana House.od FUR.
n,ture: Friday NJ Bowery. Dry Goods aud Cothinr
Saturday ~ rs Bowery Groceries, Vinegar and hns Oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23

EDWARD scHEScK. AucrIoxEER.
Assignee's sale Of
elegant Cabinet Furniture
BY EDWARD sCHENCK
THIS DAY.
~ o'clock.
elegant assortment Of
Furniture most modern and unoue s,,ls,
OF paor. chamber dining and hail. elegant carved wal
rosewood covered IN and rcps: sperb Cent,e
and Gard Tables and variety style Of Furntur
The above 4 now exhibition and repay those In
OF Furniture To be auction nj M ~ ibertv
Purchasers have their stored fee ~
until May 10. " 'ss
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EDWARD sUIIENck AUcTIOSEER
II ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
at the private residence
No. S2i MADISON Av.,

/ EDWARD PETTISGER. AUCTi0NEER SELLS TUES
~ day. IL o'clock. the Martin Raus VA.
chime shop. - Centre consisting of material Of every
| description. Particulars Tuesday. " 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23

yNANTED IN THE C0UNTRY-A FURNISHED
w tiouse rom May Ill OCTOBER be In shady hi Oh,
healthy spot grounds good order
Address yhAxCISC0. Herald oics.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

BRIEF MENTIoN.-The person who touches
pitch must expect to be defiled; the young
men who performed clerical duties for the
Democratic Central Committee under pro-
mise of pay should not be disappointed if
they are never compensated with money.
The privilege of being temporary patriot
is something.
A dead infant was yesterday found in the
house No. 16 Theresa street. 1t ia the same
cid miserable story.
The blessed rain began to fall last eve
ming, falling steadily.
A pistol shot on Franklin, near Custom
house street, yesterday, created considers-
BILE excitement among the residents OF that
delectsble neighborhOod.
A wOuld-b politician created little tenn
pest in q small teapot in the St. Charles
Hotel rotunda by talking so loud that q
few strangers thought he was attempting
to make o Democratic speech. His &C
ouaintances should remind him that the
election is over and that stump speeches
are not in order.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

ALMOST KILLED.-Last evening . young
man of tolersbly good address called at Mr..
C. Lacoume's Wholesale rooms under the
st. Charles Hotel, presenting Q written or
der from somebody in Mr.. Lacoumes Vari-
cites Theatre saloon, which called tor bill
of goods While Mr.. Mack, the chief clerk,
was scanning the order, entertaining sus-
picion concerning its genuineness, the visi-
tor was noticed grabbing . bottle of old
brandy. Mr.. Mack on the instant turned to
secure the rascal, but the fellow showed
fight. whereupon the clerk seized bottle of
rye whisky and wasted it over the thiefs
head, nearly Draining him. During the
confusion the forger escaped, doubtless re-
whisky and brandy bottles. Mr.. Lac0ume,
entering Just as the scrimmsge began, had
a good look at the rascal. and will be able
to recognize him. Mr.. Mack's right hand
was slightly cut by the broken glass.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

SHOES, MONEY, BuRGLARs.-At one
O'Clock yesterday morning . couple of
burglars wrote themselves invitations to
enter the house of N. Hubert, corner of
Csdiz and Tchoupitoulas streets, and after
breaking open door stole % in currency.
They made 90 much noise that Mr.. Hubert
heard them, and taking his revolver fred ct
the scoundrels, whereupon they took the
left their shoes near tho door, and Mr.. H1-
bert imagined that they would return for
them, 60 stood watch . couple of hours.
when he was rewarded by . sight of his
enemies. He opened his battery on them
and thinks that at last one Of his bullets
went where it performed good service.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
Is 1t Fixed |?

Says the Cincinnati Commercial of the
fourteenth:
A we'll known Eastern man, whose name
we are not at liberty to publish, passed
through this city yesterday. In an inter
view he stated that he had called, when IN
New York, on gentleman high in the con,
idence of Governor Tilden, and noted
party manager. who said that he had been
told that 500, 900 would "fix" Louisiana for
the Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency. This was last week, and it was the
impression that the offer had been accepted,
and that the money was on it's way to that
State. The individual who fixed the
amount needed was himself Louisianian,
and said half the sum was all that he really
half in his own pocket. If money will buy
the one electoral vote needed to make Til
den President, we have no reason to sup
pose, from the free use made OF it during
the canvass by his managing friends, that
there will be any hesitation now. A
few more mules are needed for sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

TIE NEXT CHIEF EN0INEER-Notwith.
standing the election excitement the fire
department is somewhat exercised over the
choice for chief engineer, who is to serve
. term of five years. There are several
aspirants, the most prominent being Mr..
O'C0nnor, the present incumbent. The
next on the surface ID Mr.. William Swan,
an old time and lively fireman, who lie per.
fectly willing to serve the department as
superintendent, but he says he is not liable
to be elected. However, he has many
warm friends, who will do their best for
him. Other gentlemen are in the field, and
it Ii possible that there is Q dark horse pre-
pared to fill tho place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

A GROCERY IN PERIL.-At q late hour
last Tuesday night an unsuccessful attempt
was made to burglarize the grocery OF Mr..
Hynes, No. 3l5 Rampant street. by an
unknown thief, who upon being dis
covered, made his escape. leaving
an iron bar behind. About nine O'Clock
last Wednesday night the store was visited
by some twenty young men, who called for
drinks, which were served by one of Mr.
Hynes' sons. young man about twenty
years old, who asked for payment for the
drinks, when he was assaulted and cursed
by several of the crowd. after which they
made their escape without settling for the
liquor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

NONE But AMERICANS ON GUARD
ing the recent political campaign the Demo
cratic Central Committee had an immense
load of written and printed documents in
its Office ON Canal street, and there was
such 0 fear that somebody would spirit
away the truck that guards were stationed
on the banquette all night long. The senti-
nels were relieved every four hours, but the
men were not too well acquainted with
each other. One night, or rather early
morning. the relief watchmen thought they
would surprise those ON duty. half expect
ing to catch them mapping. The fresh men
slipped in - quietly ~ possible, but the old
guard were wide awake, and when they
noticed two persons moving slyly on the
fort, acting rather suspiciously, - was
thought, the men on duty opened fire on
the supposed intruders, one bullet passing
through somebody's hat. At the first shot
the relief guard believed that their prede-
cessors had been captured by an enemy
and that the foe was in full possession. con-
sequently returned the fire animatedly.
Fortunately, or otherwise, all the bullets
struggled wide. harming nobody. The
mistake was soon discovered. and then
half dozen very angry men felt like tax
ing drinks-but nobody invited them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

STEALING COPPER GUTTERs.-Several
nights ego thieves mounted the roof of the
warehouse No. l6l Tch0upitoulas street and
stole all the copper guttering they could
reach, breaking the States to such An extent
that, in case of rain, water would have
entered the building and damaged valuable
goods. Captain Gray expects to capture
the depredators.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
MOST VALUABLE STORES ON DUNAINE STREET,
BErWEEN:LEvEE AND CHARITIES STREETS,
CORNER OF ORLEANS AND ROBERTSON
STREETS, AND CORNER OF ST. PETER AND
ROBERTSON STREETS, SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF VINCENT BATTALORA
Second District Court FIR the Parish of Orleans
Nc. SO, 400.
.sSION OF VINCENT BATTALORA.

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIONEKR-
ccmber 8, 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ, will bs sold at
public auction, at the Merchants and Aactloneers.
Exchange. on Royal street. between Canal ana
Customhouse streets by virtue and in pursuance
to an order f.om the Hon. a. L. Tissot. judge Of
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans dated October 81, 1876 for account of the
above succession. the following most valuable
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the buildings and improvements reOn, stu.
uated in the Second District of this city. in the
square bounded by Dumaine, NJ adison. Levee and
Charities streets. designated IS lot No. 3, on
sketch made by J. A. D'Hrmecourt. deputy
veyOr and annexed 10 al act OF E. q. Gottsc halk,
late notary in this city, dated November ~, 1855.
feet inches front on Dumane street, the same
width in the rear. by 65 feet inches in depth, be-
tween parallel lines; which said property was
acquired by said deceased from Norbert Sou lie, by
act executed before the said Z. g. Colts chak,
T CERTAIN Ia, SI LOT OF GaOUNn together ' with
all the idings and i'm prOrements thereon, stu
ated IN the Second District OF this city, III the
square bounded by St. Peter, Claiborne, Orleans
and Robertson streets, design Atef by the No 3 on
plan exhibited to s. Msgner, late notary in this
dated September 28 1864; said lot forming the
ner of st. Peter and Robertson stieets ana meas
urns 20 feet inches fIolt on on se fs ~
ertson street, and 80 feet inches IN width IN the
rear. Which said property was acquired by thu
before A. Ducatel, notary public ia this city, on
the fifteenth of February, 1871
8 A CEnTAlN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
together with al the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the Second District OF this
city, in the square bounded by Robertson, Orleans.
ST. Peter and Claiborne streets, measuring 81 feet
2 inches lines front Robertson street. rs feet in
depth and front ON Orleans street lof which it
fOrms the corner), 81 feet inches 7s Ines in
width in the rear, then running depth toward
Robertson street of ~ feet inches, thence closing
a right angle and running toward Orleans streeJ s
feet 1 inch 3k lines, and thence having fur Their
depth toward and to Robertson street of 80 feet
the said deceased from M A. F. Weber by an act
executed before the said Il. q. G0ttscbalk, notary
public. on the seventh of November 1864.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
Acts of sale before A. +. envenu, notary public.
at the expense of the purchasers.
nos 10 II "a del 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, NO.
50 Chartres street, stood a. follows Novem-
, Der l6: At 8 A. NJ, 500; ct 2 p. NJ, 59';
att M, SO. Lowest point during the
uieht of November Is. $40.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Netice.-Persons having claims against the
acnooner ODESSA are requested to present them
nrnnsrIv anthenticated, to 7. D. HARDlMAN. cap
tain schooner Odesss, within thirty days from the
New Orleans, October Il, 1876. ecls % nol7*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

"Never put off to day what you can DO
Just as we'll tomorrow" said tramp to
railroad conductor who talked of putting
the DOOR man off the train.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
Local Intelligence.

A PUBLIC REPRMAND.-The election of
Mr.. Roche for coroner of the upper munich
pal districts 10 considered . severe public
reprimand for the Democratic Nominating
Convention that nominated him, and then
unceremoniously threw hum overheard. The
verdict rendered BY the people may be con-
etrued into q rebuke that il not often expe.
rienced by public bodies or men.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

RY 9. e. GIRARDEY. AUCTIoNRSR-
- Office No. 81 Camp street. SATURDAY.
November 10. 1876 at twelve O'Clock ~, at tho 81.
Charles Auction Exchange in the rotunda Of the
St. Charles Hotel in this city will % sold at puo'
lie auction, by and in pursuance OF an or"er from
the Hon. A. L. Tssot. Judge OF the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated the
thirtieth of October 1876 the following described
TEN SHxRES OF THB CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE HIBERNIA INSURANCE. COMPANY. S4S SD
per share paid Of 3 100 per share. .-
Tezms-CsSh, befose trAasfer. n94 II II IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
AUCTION SALES,
By Placide J. Spear.

LARGE AND IMPORTANT sALR or MOST Eli.
Chilly LOCATED IMPROVED AND VACANT
RIAL ESTATE IN rH8 FIRST, SECOND,
THIRD. FOURTH, FIFTH AND kIXTH DIS
TRICTR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
TWOsTORY FRANZ DWELLING CORNER OF
DRRBIGNY AND ST. ANNE STREETS. SRC-
OND DISTRICT.
JAMES ARTHUR WOODS VS.. ALBERT JEFFER-
SON WOODS RT AL
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. %, 7H.

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCT1ONERR-
ID ONCE No. As Royal street-WEDNKSDAY,
November %. 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be
sold at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
ti0neers' Exchange. on Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhouse streets. by virtue and in
pursuance to q judgment from Hon. A. L. Tissot.
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans rendered June "a, 1876, and signed June
%, 1876, in the above matter, the following de-
'' CER ESfiT LOT OF GROUND, together with al
in the second strict of this city. in the square
bounded by st. Anne, Dumaine, Derhigny and
Claiborne streets, designated by the No. on
plan deposited in the office of 3. 6. Gottschalk,
late notary. in this city, es plan No. s. forming the
corner Of st. Anne and Derbgny streets. and
measuring 81 feet IL inches lines front on St
Anne street. by 81 feet 10 inches lines in depth be-
tween parallel lines Being the prop rty acquired by
the late Arthur Woods by purchase at public sale
thereof, made by N. vignie. auctioneer on the
fourth Decem oer 1857, in obedience to an order OF
the Second District Court Of this city, dated the
twenty seventh May 1857, in the matter of Henry
Hopkins C. w. HOPKINS No. III 1913 of the docket
of said court.
Terms and Conditions -one.half cash, the bal
ance at one and two years credit, for notes bear
ing special mortgage and vendors privilege on the
property sold bearing eight pr cent interest per
annum from date till paid, insurance. amount OF
which to be fixed by the administrator, transfer OF
policy the clause of five per cent attorneys fees in
case Of judicial proceedings, and all other usual
ciauses The purchaser to make deposit OF ten
per cent on the amount Of the adjudication at the
moment OF sale.
Act Of sale before James Fahey. notary public,
at the expense of purchaser Oc2O u nos 10 II %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
BY @. +. 0irardey.

H1BERNIA INSURANCE STOCK.
SUCC ESSION OF ETIENNE NICHOLAS MONTAI-
DER.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
AUCTION SALES,
BY YlAcias ]. Spear.

ton thereo; tho Improved propertyto be kept in.
eured BY purchasers in . sum to be hYed by the
adminisfrstor, and policies transferred to him or
the holders Of any Of said notes; and all the usual
clauses, Purchasers will be required to make .
deposit of ten per cent on the amounted adjudica-
ton at the time Of sole.
The properties, both improved and vacant, are.
sold free from all membranes Of State city and
drainage taxes and clear title given to purch asers
Of same The whole to be sold according:to plens
Of sale.
Acts Of sale Of the properties described ~ even
those described by odd numbers before C. Aorel,
notary public, At the expense of purchasers.
Oc20 n nos 10 II ~ del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17


Armas late notary in this city, on the twentieth Of
April. 1915, said squares measuring each, French
measure, square No. q, 300 feet front on each OF
said Madison, Socrates, Monroe and Lapeyrouee
streets and square No. a. 300 feet front each Of
Monroe Bringier, Franklin aud Lawrence streets:
And secondhand another square, situated in said
town Of McDonogh, half in the parish of Orleans
and half in the parish of j tersOn. desgnated by
the No. "A on the Aforesaid plan, aud measuring
French measure. 800 feet front on each OF Madison
Bringier, Monroe and Lawrence streets. The said
squares of ground were acquired by the said de-
Scf eIacuted before O. prouet notary pubic in
this city, on the thirty first of March. 1865 regis
tered book 81. folio s..
IS. -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
improvements thereon, situated in the city OF
Agiers, the right bank of the Mississippi river.
opposite this city, designated. on plan drawn
by W T. Thompson, late surveyor on The seventh
Of March. ls49, and deposited IN the office of J.
Graham notary public, in this city designated by
by Pacific and ElmiIe avenues and Decatur and De
Armas streets and measuring. each, 81 feet
inches front on Emre Avenue by Ss feet d inches
ground were acquired BY the said deceased at .
sale made by tire sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans
facias, issued by the Sixth District Court Of New
Orleans, at the suit of Charles Lecarpentier, va
Thomas ORourke No. ls, 4SS Of the docket Of said
court 40 per deed of said sheriff dated the second
Of May, 1863 recorded in the Office of conveyance
in this city the eighteenth of May, 1862 in book
NS Is. Il 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated
in Kast Bouligny. in the Sixth District of this city,
designated by the No 81, bounded by St. David st.
twenty four lots numbered from to "a inclusive,
in plan book annexed to an act of deposit passed.
before s. Magner, late notary in this CITY, on the
fifth of April 1865. The said square of ground was
acquired by the deceased from L. Millaud0n ct al.
by an act executed before the said s. MaRner,
notary. en- the eighth day of April 1867; registered
Il. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, together with
in the Third District Of this city, designated by
| the No 4, in the square bounded BY Morean (now
Chartres), Victory (now Decatur). Vaudeville and
Spain streets having American measure, Is feet
front on Vaudeville street, by ia feet Deep be-
tween parallel lines.
| ance on n credit OF one and two years, for notes
| bearing special mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege with eight per cent interest from date OF
aala till final peyment the clause Of i've per ceht
attornev'o fees In case of JUDICIAL proceedings fol
the recovery Of payment Of sAid notes OF Any por