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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-06-21

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LAMoURIE WARD.
From Chambers lower line to rhomp-
sous upper line, District No. l.
From Lamourle bridge to Mrs. Du-
pres District No. 2, r. M. Dorsett
syndic.
From Cut Off to Choctaw Bayou
District No. 3, Nettles syndic.
From Choctaw bayou TO Beaver Dam
District No 4, Henry Rogers syudic.
From Beaver Dam t" Parish Line
District No s.. -syndic.
From Red River to Mrs. Dupre's, OF
the Bayou Latannier road, District No
6, John Irving syndic.
From Folks bridge to Cockafair't
place, District No. 7, A. D. Wise
syDdic.
CHENEYvILLE WARD.
From Loyd's bridge to Cheneyyilie
snnth side of the Bayou, District No. l
Robert Tanner, syndic.
From Cheneyyille to Parish line
right descending bank, District No. 2
G. T. Bennett, syndic,
From L"yd's bridge to Cheneyville
opposite side of Bayou, District No. 3
Madella Pearce, syndic.
From Cheneyville bridge to Parish
liue, left descending bank, D. NJ. Lyle
syndic.
KINGSTON WARD.
From Spring Creek to Strother''
bridge, District No. l, NJ. j. Durham
syndic.
From Hineston to the head of Sprin:
Creek, District No. 2, james Marler
syndic.
From the head of Spring Creek
where the Hineston road intersects thu
Burrs Ferry road, District No. 8, S. G
Crowtler, syndlc.
From Hineston bridge to Parish line
on the upper Burrs Ferry road, Dis
trict No. 4, John Gritty, syndic.
Prom the intersection of the Burr
Ferry road and Nealshoro road, to TIN
Parish line, District No. 5, James W
Glass, syndic.
From Hineston bridge to the cross
road, and thence to John Diais place
District No. 6, David Goodman, syndie
From Strother's bridge to Cherry
wiuchie, District No. 8, James Weatn
foid, syndic.
From Panfs Store to the intersection
"f the Hineston road at the head Il
), Spring Creek, District No. 9, Jaspe
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-06-21

John NJ. Barrett, Parish Treasurer,
then presented his accounts to the
finance Committee, who examined
the same and report that they find
them correct.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-06-13

STATE CONVENTION.

The West Virginia DemOcratic>C onserva>
tive State Convention met in Charleston on
| Thursday last, and adjourned on Friday morn
ing, at Z o'clock. D. D. johnson presided
over the Convention, as permanent President,
and j. Bernard Peyton served as Secretary,
with two assistants. D. B. Lucas, ESD, was
chosen to represent the 18th Senatorial Dis
trict on the Committee on Resolutions. We
have not yet received the full proceedings of
the session, but are able to furnish our readers
the names of the nominees. They are as
follows:
For GOgernOr-Henry NJ. Mathews, of
Greenbrier county.
For Audhor-JOseph 8. Miller, of Cabell
county.
For Attorneys Genera1-RObert White, of
Hampshire county.
For Treasurer-ThOs. ]. West, of Harri-
son county.
For Superintendent Of Free Sehool-W.
K. Pcndleton, of Brooke county.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court of Ap-
pcaEs-A. F. Raymond, of Marion county T;
Okey johnson, of Wood county ; and Thos.
G. Green, of Jefferson county.
j. N. Camden, j. j. Davis, Alfred Beck
ley and L. R. Cofran were chosen delegates
at largo to the st Louis Convention. First
District delegates, G. D. Camden, and Wilson
Beall; Second District; G. j. P. Cresap
and Alexander Monroe; Third District,
Henry G. Simms and James W. Kelly
Electors at Large, Nicholas Fitzhugh, of
Kanawha, and w. II. Travers, of Jefferson.
Hon. Henry NJ. Mathews received the nom
ination for Governor on the first ballot, the
result being as follows Matthews, 269 !;
Eastman, 131; Price, 100; whole number
of votes cast, 500, necessary to a choice, 255.
For the position of Attorney General the
names of Z. Willis Wilson, Jas. NJ. Mason,
Col. Robert White, Mr.. Blakcmore and Col.
B'air, wero placed before the Convention,
and the first ballot resulted as follows White
received III votes; Blair, "A; Wilson, 12S !;
Mason, 81; B~lakemore, IS whole number
of votes cast, 1872, necessary to a choice, 2O7,
no candidate receiving a majority.
The second ballot resulted Wilson 1870 ;
White ZO5; Mason 0U; Bla6emorc oil. Mr..
White receiving a majority, was unanimously
declared the nominee.
The financial plank of the platform adopted
by the Convention is as follows /:
Resol0ed, That while we belong to a debtor
State, and believe that the republican party
has treated such States unfairly and unjustly
By its financial policy, and while we favor an
immediate repeal of tho specie resumption
act, the taxation of United States bonds like
other property, and the abolition of the
present banking system, yet at the same time
we emphatically deprecate the effort to divide
the democratic party upon the issues %involv>
ing money only, and recommend that such
issues be remitted to tie congressional dis
tricts or otherwise subordinated to those great
moral and constitutional questions which un-
derlie the very existence Of the Union and its
| institutions
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY AND VAL
LEY RAILROADS.

The Baltimore Sun says that the Hon.
VIM. Mines, President of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Company, made a speech in
Harrisonburg, Va, on Tuesday evening last,
in which he stated that after a visit to Balti-
more and Philadelphia he had made another
proposition to lease the Valley railroad be-
tween Harrisonburg and staunton for fifteen
years at $50, 900 per year and ons-half of the
net earnings, payments to be made monthly,
and then he proposed to put $50, 900 of un-
encountered rolling stock upon the road as .
guarantee of payment for the use of tho road.
From the same paper we learn that a meet
ing of the directors of the Valley Railroad
Company will be held at Camden Station to-
morrow.
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RIED.
morrow,

On the 9th of June, 1876, near Winchester, by
R Rev. J r. r., Graham: JOHN dS a FAW; Of Jones
daughter of Seth IL. Timberlake, of Frederick
county, Va.
On the 10Th ult., ut Greenwood. Frederick CO..,
Va, by Rev. j. r. Graham, CHARLES X. BOW
R of This county, to Miss BETIIE g. BAKER,
daughter of James Carr Baker, Esq.
On the LIST inst. in Christ EpiscopaD Church,
Winchester. by Rev. DR.. hubbard, ALEXAN.
DERN. BRECKENRIDGE, Steward of the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Institution, ut Stanton, Va.
to Miss BETTE, laughter of the late Robert L,
Wright, of LOudoun county, Va.
On Wednesday evening, June 9Th, 1876. at the
residence of MIR Henry Rust. in Charlestown,
Miss KATE WALTERS7afl of this place.
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Notice to Contractors.
NOTICE.

TNHE Board of Education of Bolivar District
i having determined to build a School-House
the erection of the same until jane Goth, 1876;
rcscrvinR the right to reject any proposal which
they NAV deem incompatible with the public in
tcrest. For Design. Specifications, &c, Apply to
the undersigned at HaTpel's Ferry. w. Va.
JAMES w. GRUBB,
June 6, 1876 81.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-06-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, to>wit:
at rules held IN the. Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, June
5M, 1861
The Commonwealth OF Virginia, at the relation
of James GrigR, Plaintiff,
Against
William r. Jones, Lewis w. Derry and Philip
Derry, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
TNHE object of this suit is to obtain judg nent
l. against the Defendants for $1,000, aud to at
taeh the estate of the Defendants sufficient to
pay he sum of $704.2 cents, with interest on
$3.50 50 cents, part thereof, from August 21st,
1873, till paid, also S15!66 cents, COST, and also
the further sum of 1888 cents, and the costs of
this suit and to Rarnisbee the debts and effects
of the Defendants, or either of Ehem, IN the
hands OF Catharine Link.
1t appearing. on affidavit filed In thissuit, that
Derry and Philip Derry, are not residents of the
state of tpest Virginia, they are hereby re-
CURED TO appear within four weeks after the
date of the first publication of this order, and
do what Is necessary to protect their interests in
this matter.
And it is further ordered that q copy of this
-erder shall be published once . week. for four
successive weeks, in the Esprit of Jefferson" .
newspaper published in this county, aud also
posted at the font door of the Courthouse of
the said county. at least twenty days before De-
cree is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
White & TrapnelI, =. q.
June n. IS76-1t.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAI C0NCERN !

A LII persons knowing themselves isdObted 10
a the undeTsiRDOd. for Subscription 20 tho
IuSniL1t OF 1ehefson." Advertisements OF Job
Work' are requested 20 give the same their ear
lest attention.. rs IL 10 necesGaTy 70 have tIo
business closed mp. or ] will be compelIod 20 coll
JalT ~, lS15-ki.
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D d.

residence near M%ildleway. Mrs. SALLIE
SHAULL-widow OF Bartholomew Shaull, and
daughter of the late Thos. Watson, Sr.-aged
T6 yea 3.
In Mar:insbrrc. after n p"o.racsed illness,
Mrs. wife of J. w.
kearney, in the sd year of her age.
At Be:ke!ey Springs, w. Va. on the 4th ;nst.,
CARRIE SPEDDEN. daughter of Rev. Fl. C. Nc
Daniel, of the Baltimore Annual Conference Nj
E. Church, aged 0 years. .
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The DweIling-House
FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE.
NOTICE TO

To the creditors Of Henry Moler, decd:
N pursuance of a Decree of the CIrcait Court
i of the County of Jefferson, made in n cause
said Horny Molcr to the payment Of mis- debts,
y,ou are required to present your claims against
the said Henry Moler for adjudication to st.
Geo. I: Brooke, Commissioner. at his office in
the said county, OH or before the Sth day of
this 9Th day of June. 1876.
ROBERT I. BROWN. Clerk.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VALUABLE RESIDED
For sale.

the very desirable and we'll improved Propert
in said rOwn, on Congress street, now IN the OF
cupancY OF NJ. John S. Eastcrdnr.
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FOR RENT.

T1HE old Wagon-Nlnker Stnnd on the 'Cattailn
i farm of George W. Eichelberger. Apply to
Decemher %. ls75Etf.
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IscELLANEous 81.
sUMAC. sUMAC.

VII buy any amount OfsUMAC Leaves that
i are gathered in due time and properly cured
accord ing TO the following direetions and pay Cash
for them according to quality, as followS-dslfv-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-06-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAYING qualified on the estate Of tb. l,,.
- make prompt settlement, and creditHrS IN
send IN their accounts. or other evidence OF d-bt
70 the nnderSIgned at CharlestOwn, JefIersou
county, w. Va, DANIEL b. LUCAS.
STEPHEN s. DAIGiARN.
jane I6. 1871. B"'"'
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JORDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

ONE mile and a half from stcphenson's Depot
20, Frederick county, Va, Will be opened
TERMS.-For May, June, September and oc-
tober, So per day, So. so per week and $40 per
month. For July and August, $3.50 per day,
So per week and $50 per month (of 20 days.j
Children and servants half price.
June 10, lS76-tf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-31
MONIT1ON.
BTATR OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THB PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

VVHE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO WHOM TBBsR
l. presents shall come. greeting Whereas Polyx-
Alexandra Mavrogorc ato wife separated in
property from her us aad' Alexander Michel Agtl,
sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans the property here.
nafier describe d. has sppd to this court, in the
ccIdes on the thirty fret Gay Of Oc oter 1876. in
de. book No lilo $40. for y monitor or adver.
tisement in conformity with eections z3N to zaes
OF act No. Sc OF the General Assembl, of 1915
Now, tire efore ye, and al p rsons II terested
herein, who can set ny any rlsht tito Or Cain
o e q
cree OF judgment Of the court un0sr which the
sale was mace. or an, irregul' rites or ilegAities
or manner Of sale. for any cthtr def,. whatso-
eser, are hereby cited and aimonishf in tn name
g the state Of Lou,ssss. d Of III sixth Dis riot
in thirty days FROM he day this mention is first
insert In the pubic papers. why The sale %
m 4de shou not b. conf med and homologated.
The property was sod by the sheriff -
Aforesaid for The p,ics Of Two thous nd liars r.
fourteenth day OF October, 1876. under Q writ Of
fsri faciss, LOVING judgment render IN u Q
SUIT entI led Poly 1ene A. Msvroacrdato Va Alex
auder Michel Agel sto. her husband. No 1885 on
the docket Of this court.
Description Of property - given in the judicial
Two lots Of ground. wi h the buildings and i'm.
provemon's thereon, ei,u ted in the fauhourg
aisauce, in the sixth District Of is city Il TO
City Of JEFF ROM. in tie square bounded b, st.
Charles ard Pry iania sire ets. Louisiana avenue
and the property late of the b. irs of D..
chaise, beng Ots Nos. IS ane Is. on plan If B.
BuissOp snr .or, dated May 10 1856, deposited in
ard they n. a.ure each 81 feeJ S inches front on
L u'siana avenue, by depth OF Ice feet between
parallel lines. B. ing The same property acquired
oy the defendant Al xa dos ii. As-last > at . sale
made sv the sheriff o. TIVE parish of Orleans. on
the sixth of Fl brusrv 1875 AT The suit of Alrxal
Ger NJ. AgeastO w. &. Nils, No. 6087 the
docket the Sixth District Court Tor the parish Of
Orleans.
New Orleans, November "a. 1876.
A. SAUCER, JUICE.
JOHN J. O'BRIkN, Clerk. d-l22i 80 j.1Zs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-31
BY Fernandez & Pons.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN rHB THIRD DISTRICT.
MAR THk ST. BARNARD MARKET.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH Kaufman.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. % $50.

DY FRANCIS FERNANDEZ & A. II.
b PONs-A. Il. Pone Auc,ione er-O1aoe No. S.
Exchange alley.-On WEDNESDAY. January 10,
1871, 1t twelve O'Clock NJ. vi, be sold ct the Mer
chants aud Auctioneert' Exchange. Royal street,
between Canal and Customhonse streets. by virtue
and in pursuance to an order from the bon. A. L.
Tissot juage Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. dated August Is. 1876 for the
account Of sad succession, the following described
i. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and imI rovement q thereon, rights, WAYS
and servitudes thereuptO belonging, stuAted il
the Third District of this city desg lated by the
letter B. In the square bounced by Robertson, La
harpe Where and Columbus strests, on q plan
drawn by william Tniel, architect d. ported in
the U1ce Of the civil sheriff ef this parish for ref
eIerce. which lot measur AZ e: inches lnes
front Robertson street by LIT feet 10 iac 1es
| lines In depth on the side line towards Columbus
street, and &C feet in depth on the other side liue
towards Lab srpe streeI, at which distance said
| lot narrows and measures broken line So feet
incl lines SO as to measure 10 feet in width
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, Of an i,reeu.
| lar orn, with all the bu l1ings and improvements
TIL reOn, rights, ways advantages. servitades and
wise appel tainirg. situated 10 the Third Distr ct
Of this city, designated by the No. 10, In the
| square bounded by Robertson, Laharpa, Where
and Columbus streets, as per pl III drawn by +. n
TOurne architect, dated february Is, 1860, deposit
ted in the office of A. E. Bitnvenu. notary publlc
said lot forming the corner Of Robertson and La
front on Robertson street, 81 feet 5 inches lines
front on Lshsrpe tire rs ct j inches lines in
1
line in width on the rear line.
g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND adjoining tie
above cond described property of sn IRE gular
form, in the same square, measuring 81 f. ct 'front.'
on Lab street, 80 feet inches lines III depth
on the side Of Viii re street 10 feet inch,s line
the rear line, IS per plan mad, by Depouilly, de-
posted in the Sixth Dit trict Court No 1884, which
Tot makes part of lot No. 6, on plan drawn bv j.
Pile surveyor, dated September %, 1887 DEPOSITED
in this office Of c. Pollock then notary public; said
lot No Onting TN st. Bernard street, and BY the
opening of Laha'pe street The lot portion herein
described has been separated from the width Of
Sses fhs,s WIN m tRs eue1gs ana
etc, thereunto belonging or in any wise appertain
ing.
balance at one and two y ars credit for notes
bearing special mortgage ard VENDORS privilege,
with eight PEI cent interest per annum from date
until paid, tie clause of five POI cent for attorneys
fee insurance and transfer OF policy, AID all other
usual clauses.
Act Of sale before NJ T Ducros rotary public
ct the exp nse Of purchaser. DEG is % 80 jas 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-31
AUCTION SALES.
By Mash q Hodgson.
ELEGANT FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
In THB MATTER or SAMUEL 4. NOORE, BANK.
RUPr.
United States District Court for tho District Of
LouisiAna-N0. lS43

~ AA0 ma A0As We S1asA 49, As ~~~>'>S ~---'--
United States District Court for tho District o.
Louisana-No. lS43.
DY NASH a. HODGsON-w. L aoDasoR
sArdSDHS, January Is, is77, At Twelve Geiocf H.
1t tho st. Char % Auction Exchange, In tho base
ment rotunda Of the 81. Charles Hotel in this city
Hon Z. 6. Billings, judge Of the United States
District Court for the District OF Louisiana sttins
IL .6es1.raptcy dated DscemStF isS doSkeI MT
At public auction, win be sold
F1vE LOTS or GROOND, together with all the
the Fourth Distrct o, this city. in square No. 81.
bounded b, Plaquem, ne (now OOliseum), Pryt anis,
sixth and Seventh streets, DESIGNATED as lots Nos.
and measure each 81 feet inches front on Plaque
niue street, by a depth of 100 iees lot No. % firm
Being the same propeIt' aeqnii ed BY the said T. T.
Moo from James hunn. as per act before James
Or ham, 70 Hry .abl g dsssa aaoy ~ lS IS
district sni square - the vi mentioned pIo7.
erty desi. mated - lot so II, measure 6 81 feet
,hchv. fo t o. venth street. by depth Of IFS LIS
feet, beiok the eame lrO erty acquired BY the sad
6. b. Moore, frum Jacob "a ct, as per act before
James Graham notary plrhs. GATED June 70, 1883;
the whole between ar l. lines, nd he m asufe.
ments are accordiig to q plan made by A.
Heoin, surveyor, dAttd June 2, 1913, and deposited
in The Office or rhe0doie Gu OIL notary, as p a.
No. l4s, and a copy in tns Office vi James Grahsm.
notify. as Plan NJ. 81. ara according to pla,
by Louis II. Pile, surveyor. dated December -,
1879.
he improvements consist of an elegant two
and half story bIick residence. cut buildings,
cis'ern, etc
Terms and Conditions-Q nethird cash. and the
Balance III equa! payments at one, two, three al
ur ye,rs, with eight per con, per annum interest,
and special mortgage, With vendors privlle &c,
from day vi SALE liz anCe and transf.r OF policy,
five per cent Tor attor eys fees in of suit. ana
q the usual security clauses; ten Per cent to be
paid 90 sh on the spet to Uind the sale
Ant f aa1A hafn JanA FNhp no N
the expense Of the purchaser, INC udlyg hn taxes
due and e1igible in 1877 de9 II IA 7l3
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1860.

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given to interference cases before tho patent
suits IN different e,stes and sli litigation apper
tanning to inventions pat+nts. Send stamp to
GILMORE 90. Tor pamphlet or sixty pages.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
the las, report Of the Commi. sioner of the Cen
land warrants outstanding. These were issued
under act of 1885 and prior sots, GILMORE co
psy cash tor them. Send by registered lettef
Where assignments are imperfect We give tnetrnc
tons to p4rfect them.
United States General Land Once.
Contested land cases prosecuted before the
United States General Land Office and Department
Of the Interior. Private lane clains, mining ant
presumption claims and homestead cases attended
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Ofacers soldiers snd sailors Of the late war. OF
their heirs, are in many cases entitled to money
from the government, of which they have
knowledge Write full history Of service, spe
state amount Of pay and bounty received. kp
close stamp 20 GILMORE l. Co.. and full reply
utter examination. will be given YOU free.
Pensions.
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Supreme Court of the Urited States, the Court o
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Each department of our bu suess conductes
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Prompt attention to all business intrusted 10 Oil
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-31
By o. Valeton.
By O. Valeton.
SUCCESSION OF REIN EGKE VS.. ROSALIB CELLRs
AND +. REINECKE, FOR A PARTITION.
|, Second District Court for thu Parish Of Orleans
10. 80 1884,

DY o. VALETON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID Sos. 81 AID IS Magazine street.-SATUR.
DAi, January 49, 1877, at twelve o'clock NJ. will
IN. roln the Mer. hants aoA Auct Oneers' tx.
rha G. IN Royal street, il compllance to an order
the Hou. L. TissOt, Judge of the Secor d
nslrlct Gourl ',r the parish OF Oreans dated No
v-m'ec "a, 1876, No. 80 1874 OF TIE docket Of said
urt-
1iln WILLING House, situated IN the Second
tie ~ This CITY. in the square bounded BY
Ma s.. ann IN "ain- AID Where streets on q
IT e ing 20 f~,t ont an Ma ia street, by 81
q. r III b'sI opt tween "a lei liles.
~ AMI COnaasf lons-Une ihtrd cash, and the
balance at NeaIs circuit for r0tes 40
LID bs sprc i'tl mo tgage and vendors privilege.
beal n eight 10 ceue per annum ir IN day O
sd III il paid; he building to DO in ured, and
b. .. nc, trtnsf5Ir 10 IN VENDOR i've per cent
ONES . lie il c OF silt. The taxs o. 1876
paya ie i 1877 % he assumed by the purchaser
tn per cent of ~ ju ilcation price to be paid q
The oneni Of the 9 L.
Act If sale b, fore o. de AHss notary public.
DELI % 80 iA6 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-31
By Hoey q 0Connor.
CHOICE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEss EGAs2
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 20 OlN

by AOEY & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J:
- Hoey, AuctiOneer-Ofice No. Is Commercial
place-sATURDAY. January 13. 1877 at Twelve
O'clock N at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
char q, on Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse Streets by virtue of order IF the hon.
orable the Second District Cour: for the parish of
OI leans, rendered the nty .fif h day of No.
vembeI 1876, will be- sold by pubic auction
!. LOT OF GROUND with all The improvement
thereon, the Fourth District of this city. d. sig
Iated b. the letter A, of tn square bounded by
Rousseau, Futon, Felicity aud st. Mary streets
m. asurins 70 feet irchss fo on Rousseau
street, b, deph of l54 feet on The iids next to st.
Mary sire t; he imploveme, t. thereon ,omprls
ing two story frame house tchen, cistern, etc
known as NJ. Is Rou. seau t,e-t.
q LOT OF GROUND, with al the Improvements
thereon, tie Foutt District If this city, de Jig
Il tel 5 let No. 3, o the square bounded by Con
stance, Nag zire. First and s. cond streets meas
uTlng 81 set inches Ines front Oh Con. tance
stleej b. llo toet inches in depth; the improve
menta the con comprise q double one story franz
cot sc, WITH twu-stOry kitchen, cIstern, sheds
etc. kown as Nos. al and AL Cor st .nce street
Terms OF Sae-Cash. and pul chasers to assum
pay ment of all taxes for the year 1877.
Acs Of sale At the expense of the purchasers, be
fore John Bendernagel, Esq, notary public.
del2 q 30 las 10