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LEGAL NOTICES.
Chancery Notice.
Chancery Court, lst District Kinds Co, Miss.
CLINE BERNHEIH.

CLINE & BERSHEIN,
GLOBE Insurance Co, of CHICAGO,
" l.. HEMISGwAY, State Treasurer.
ON OPENING the sworn bill OF complaint
" filed in this cause, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that one Of the de-
PENDANTS the Globe Insurance Co., OF Chicago,
State Of Illinois. is no, located in the State OF
Mississippi bat beyond the limits thereof be-
Jag a foreign corporation, having its domicil
and post-otfce in the city of Chicago, State OF
Illinois. 50 that the ordinary process OF this
Court. cannot be executed against them. Il
Is therefore ordered by the Court th9t said De
PENDANTS. Globe Insurance Company of Chfca-
go enter their appearance herein on or
before the
FOURTH MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A. L. 1876. the same being regular term of
said Court At the Court Room thereof, in the
City of Jackson. Kinds County, M.ssissiI ri,
and plead. answer or demur to complainant :
bill or the several allegations thereof Will be
taken for confessed o them.
II Is further ordered thar his order be pub
iishpd in the WEEKLY CLARION, ncwspa! er
published in the CRY of jackson, once a week.
Tor four consecutive weeks.
II is further ordered th.t a copy of this or
der lie forwarded. postage PREF aid, by the
cler; OF this Court, to the address Of said de-
PENDANTS
ORDERED, June 3, 1876
.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
To Whom il Nav Concern.

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER. ;
JACKSON, Miss. March ID, 1876
N Office HAS THIS DAY BEEN GIVEN
~ that the GLOBE Insurance COMPANY. Of
chicago, will withdraw their deposit from the
treasury, six months from tie date hereof
VIM. l.. HEMINGWAY
Nch ., Irwin State Treasurer
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Begging Letters.

The New York Herald publishes
several hundred letters which have
been received by Mrs. \. 7. Stewart
and Judge Hilton, A. T. Stewards
administrator, the writers OF which
claim relationship with the deceased
merchant. These letters are from
every State in the Union almost,
and from every quarter of the globe
where the English language Is
spoken.
The. following is the only one
from Mississippi so far as heard
from:
BLUE MOUNTAIN, April %, 1876.
Mr.. 4. I. Ste,rart:
SIR will endeavOr to write
you a short letter in regard to our
relation from all accounts we are
undoubtedly related my mother
was a Stewart her parents were born
in Ireland. they moved from there
to South Carolina where my mother
was born then moved 10 Ala.-then
TO this state-my mother has three
children | have three children we
were almost entirely broken up by
the war we barely make a living.
understand you are quite wealthy
and though ! would apply for aid if
you feel disposed 10 help us we will
be more than glad to receive it il
YOU do not feel disposed to give
money anything will be acceptable
Please let me hear from you imme
diately
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The delegates to the National Convention
quarters in that city, are advised to address
Charles B. Howry, Esq, SIX Chestnut
street, who is Chairman of the Committee.
on the Mississippi delegation appointed by
a general onmittee in st. Louis TO provide
for the accomno 1ation Of delegates All
the rooms in the Planters. Lindeil. Iacefle
and Southern are already engaged.
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Yours Truly

NJ. l.. HANKS
If you doubt me refer to John
Mcbride Cotton Plant John Wright
New Albany Miss or to j. Bonner
Due West 5. G. | would have writ
ten sooner but EN- barrassment would
not allow me TO write. Address.
Mrs. NJ. L. HANKS
Blue Mountain Tippah Co Miss.
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EFqHT sEssIqS.
The Convention resumed business st !
o'clock.
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Mr.. Maybin moved that the thanks of The
Convention be rendered to the Pres
ident and other officers of the Conyeu-
ton for efficient and courteous discharge of
duty.
On motion OF Blr Carter, OF Holmes. the
thanks of the Convention were rendered the
following railroads: New Orleans. St.
Louis 4 Chicago Railway, Mississippi q
Tennessee Railway; Eicksburg & Meridian
Railway, Memphis 81 Charleston Railway
and Ripley Railway.
On motion of Mr.. Street, the Convention
took a recess until O'Clock p NJ.
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ORDERED, June >, 1876.
W. T. RATLIFF, Crk.
BY A. G. MOORE, D. C.
A true copy from the minutes.
". I. RATLlFF, ok.
BY A. c. Moore, D. c.
june I-4w. lPrs fee 50 COZ
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commissioners Sale of Land.

In Chancery Court for First District of Kinds
County.
MARY \. BARRErT ct ais.
v. No. 1875.
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First District j NJ Aeker; Assistant,
J \ Carlisle.
Second District.-W c Faulkner; Assist
ant. | d Oglesby.
Third District-Col w B Helm Assistant,
G L billiard.
Fourth DjStrict.-W III Hardy.
Fifth DiStrict.--RObt \ Miller; Assistant,
r Saffnld.
Sixth Decentralization Cowan.
The President announced IS the Commit
tee TO nominate State Executive Commit
tee;
ist District-J NJ Allen, J Fl Sharp.
ID Distriet-j Morgan 5 Bailey.
Sd District-W B Helm, u Z Guyton.
4th District j G Prewitt, III J McLaurin.
5th Dtstrict-H Saunders, l. McCaskill.
6th DiStrict-Warren Cowan, a J Lewis.
Mr.. Tison moved that the resolution APP
pointing a esmmIttee to nominate a State
Executive ComHittte be eqnsifeFed, mas
much as he held that the term for Thlci tbs
Committee was elected had not expired,
Gen. George spoke in opposition to the
motion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

| fofOCnlA AuAlt0 nave tho 0O0Of 10 report
favorably on the following bills, to wit:
House bill No. $40. IN act to incorporate
the town of Many, in the parish of Sabine.
State Of Louisiana; defining tho boundaries
thereof, and providing for the government
Of the Same.
House bill No. 333. IN cot to complete the
liquidation of tho Consolidated Association
Of the Planters Of Louisiana.
House bill No. AZ, an act to provide for
supplying the loss of the public records and
other papers consumed by the burning Of
the ourthOuse, in the parish Of Cameron,
during the month of February, 1874.
House bill No. 1854, an act incorporating
the town of SimmspOrt, in the parish of
Avoyelles, and providing for the orgsnlza-
| ton thereof.
| NH. TWITCHELL, Chairman.
Lies over.
| Senator Wharton, from the Committee
On Railroade, made the following report:
ConMIrrIH on RAILROADS.
Now Orleans. March !. 1876 J
| To the Honorable President and Members of the
Your Committee on Railroads, to whom
was referred Senate bill No. 43. an act to
incorporate the New Orleans and Milne
burg Railroad Company, beg leave to
report the same favorably.
w. w. WHAkEON, Chairman.
Senator Wharton gave notice that ct
some future day minority report would be
submitted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS By UNANIMOUS CON-
By Senator Kelso:
Senate bill No. 1875, entitled an act to pro-
vide for supplying the loss of the public
records and other papers consumed by the
burning of the courthouse of the parish of
Rapides, in tho month of May, 1864.
TIE constitutional rules being suspended
by four-ifths affirmative vote of the Sem
ate, the bill was placed on its second
reading and referred to the Committee on
Corporations.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Senator Wharton called up House bill
No. $40 az unfinished business. I
Senator Robertson made the point Of or
der that there was no unfinished business,
and called for the reading of the journal.
The President stated that the journal had
not yet arrived from the printer, and ordered
the Secretary to read the unadopted proof
Of the journal.
Senator Twitchell called for executive
session.
Executive ession having been raised, on
call of the roll the following Senators
answered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Alexander, Black burn,
Breaux. Burch, Cage, Chadbourn. Goode,
Gia, Greene, Grover, Harper, Kelso,
Landry, Pollard. Robertson, Sypher,
Twitchell. Wharton. White, Whitney-2O.
Absent-Mes srs. Allan, Anderson. Blunt, |
Brewster, Detiege. Dumont, Eustis, George, !
Herwig, Kelly, MssicOt. Ogden, Stamps, |
Steven, Weber. Young-l6.
Senator Twitchell moved to adjourn until |
to morrow at twelve o'clock NJ, and called
for the yeas and nays, with the following |
result:
Yeas-Alexander, Blackburn. Breaux,
BlEnt, Burch, Cage. Gls, Harper. kelso,
Pollard, Stamps. Sypher, Twitchell, Whar
ton, Whitney-l5.
Nays-Ailain, Brewster. Goode, Greene, |
Grover, Landry, Robertson, Whites.
Absent-Anderson. Chadbourn. Detiege,
Dumont, Eustis, George, Herwig, Kelly, |
Masicot, Ogden, Steven, Weber, YOung-l3.
And the Senate was declared adjourned
until tomorrow at twelve o'clock NJ.
P. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FOURTH DISTRICT
PROPERTY.
FRAME COTTAGES AND BUILDING LOTS COR
MIR OF FOrRTH And LAUREL STRkETS.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN P. HIGGINS.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 $50.

DY c. &. GIRARDEY, AUCT1ONRBR-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.-SATCRDAY.A April
l, 1876. ct twelve O'Clock NJ, 1T the st. Charles
auction Exchange, in the rotunda Of the St.
Char'es Hotel. win be sold 1T public auction, by
and in pursuance Of An order from the Hon. A. L.
TissOt, judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, dated February &, 1876, aud
rendered in the above entitled matter, the fol.
FOGR CERrA1N LOIS OF GROUND. situated in
the Fourth District Of this city and in the square
the lots Nos j, :, and l. dated February a. 1876
The said lots Measuring . total front on Fourth
street Of $50 feet. by depth and f1ont ON Laurel
Lot No. l forms the corner Of Fourth and Laurel
streets, and measures IS feet front on Fourth
feet; together with al the improvements thereon,
comprising large end very comfort table one story
frame cottage dwelling, garden, shade and orns-
Lots Nos. . and measure each % feet front on
Fourth street. BY depth Of 100 feet between par.
Lot No. measures 81 feet front on Fourth street,
BY 100 feet in depth. between parallel lines; to.
ing one-st0ry frame cottage.
The said lots have an alley in the reer feet
vide, opening on Laurel street, the servitude of
which 10 common to lots Nos. l, ., and T.
two years credis. for notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendor's lien on the proper y, bear
ing all the usual clauses Of eight per cent per
annum interest from day Of eale until final Pay
ment, with the penal clause of five per cent sttor.
ney's fees in event that the notes given in uart
payment should have to be sued upon to enforce
payment; the improvements to be kept Insured and
policy transferred to the holders of the notes. and
the purchasers to assume payment of all the taxes
for the year 1876 ove- and above the price OF adu
dication.
fore w. J. Castell ESQ.,, notary public.
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DY NASH 4, HODGsON-w. gopc

DY NASH & HODGSON-W l. AOpGSCN
- Auctl0neer Office No. IL Carondeiet street.
On WEDNESDAY. March %, 1876, at welve O'Clock
NJ. at the 81. Charlss Auction Exchange hasa
ment rotunda of the s.. Charles Hotel in this cltv
BY virtue and i'll pursuance OF al order of tEe
Hon. A. L. Tiss0t judge of the Second nistrict
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated F,hruarv
a. 1876, docket No. So 423 for account of the ahovo
succession. for PARTITION at public auction. vii
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. tova+bs-
with all the buildings and improvements tberson
situated in the First District of this CITY n the
square bOuI ded by st. Charles, Caropdaiat Dir \
and Julia 81 reefs, designated Nos. and which
sajain each ether. and measure each q feet :
inches front on St. Charles street, by a dspth NJ
lis feet. between parallel nes American meas
ure, according to plan made by l.. H. Pile. sur
veyor, dated March =, 1876. '11'
The Improvement 9 consist of AN ELEGANT TWO
AND HALF STORY BRICK RE siDsNCK. knowTy
40 NO lsS st Charles street. brick back buidngs
slate root, cistern, etc.
Terms and cOhditions-OlA.fcurtb casn .u 40
SPOT, ana the balance in equal payments ct one.
Two ana three years for notes of the pur ~
his own order divided into coupons to snit the
parties IN inter s,) bear nS eli hit per can't in
!erest and special mortg .ge, with vendor nrixi.
ieee from day of sale until paid III, mort ,a9a to
embrace the clauses Of de non alieDande and
nve per cent for attorneys fees in asa of suit the
improvements 10 DO kept fully insured and the
poncy transferred to the holders Of the credit
notes 70 cover; the purchaser to assume IN addi-
sion 70 ms bid, the txxes due end xxibe in 1876
Act 9, sale before Andrew Hero Jr.. notary pub,
LET MS u Is Is q
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AUCTION SALES.
Dy Vincent q Co.
LARGE AND c0MnoDIOuS DWELLING AND
GR0uNDS ON COLISEUM AND FOURTH
SUCCESSION OF WALTER g. ROBINSON.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 O90.

No. 80 O9O.
by VINCENT 4 CO.-BDwARD VINCENT.
- AuctiOneef-Will be cold on TUESDAY, April
II, 1876. e twelve O'Clock H., ct the Merchants
ana Aocsi0neerw Exchange. situsted on Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
BY virtue and in pursuance Of IN order Of the
for the parish Of Orleans. dated March ., 1876,
n the mstter Of the ss ate Of W. g. Robinson,
THAT CHOICE AND ELEGANT DWELLING
HOUSE AND GROUNDS situated and forming the
corner OF Fourth ard Coliseum streets, in the
SQUIRE bounded bv Coliseum, Fourth, rstania and
Third streets. meaAuring LII feet . inches . lines
mont on Coliseum street. by depth Of ia feet II
inches lines, and front Oh Fourth street. Tho
dwelling contains two pa.lors. library and dining
rooms on ground floor. and five large and commo-
closets on first floor, also exte10ve rear and
kitchen buidingA The grounds are very extern.
sive, and neighborhood Of the best in the city.
Terms-One fourth cash. and the balAuce In
three equal instsilments by promissory notes Of
the purchaser, secured by special mortgage and
vendors lien, ETC., pay able in one, two and three
years from date Of adjudication, with eight per
cent Per annum till paid ths purchaser to pay i've
PER cent attorney fees in the event Of suit to en-
force payment Of said notes, or either any part
of them. and the dwelling on said ound to be In
credit notes IS they remain due and unpaid, and
the policies TO be transferred to the holder or
holders Of said notes until the same fully paid,
and the purchaser to assume, over and above the
purchase price. the payment Of all taxes Of the
current year, 1876.
Act Of saie before J. g. Bustis, notary public
at the e1pen Of the purchaser. mh5 apl II
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By Mash. & Hodgson.

CHOICE DOUBLE TENEMENT REsIDENCE. NOS
AS AND LAT GASQUET STRkET. BETWEEN
DERBIGSY AND ROMAN STREETS, IN SPLEEN.
DID CONDITION. AND FINk LOCATION, on
LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION.
RY NASH q HODGSON-W. I. HODGSON,
- Auctioneer-Oface No. Is Corondelet street
On SATURDAY. March II. 1876, at twelve o'clock
NJ, At the st. Charles Auction Exchange. wll b
sold @fs--
that HANDSOME AND RLIGIBLY LOCATED
DOUBLE 1kNEMsNr TWO.STOY FRAME RESI-
DENCk. Nos Jas and 147 Gasquet street. between
Derblsny and Ronsn streets, contsining eight
rooms and double water closets ON each side. Also
large back yards with Warehouses, wood and coal
sheds, eto. The houses have Gas throughout and
are in splendid order and rep2ir, and are rented
ct $50 month.
THk LOT measures 40 feet inches front, BIZ 10
feet. between parallel lines, ~ per plan Of L.
Reizenstein, surveyor. dated February, 1876, now
ON exhibition 1T the place Of sale.
Terms-One.i bird eash. balance at one and two
years, with eigh- per cent interest aud usual
clauses, ten per cent to be paid cash on tho SPOT
to bind the eaie
Act of sale before James Fahey. notary, at the
expense of the purchaser including taxes exigibie
in 1876. .U mh5td
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SUCCESSION OF raE LATE L. ,. GsxEREs.
DYC C. e. GIRARDRY, AUCTTONRRR
R RcA No 81 Camn atreAf-HATHRnAY

No. 1894. $3.50 ~
d fec No. 81 Camp street-sArURDAY, April
!. 1876. 1t 10 NJ. at the It, Charles Auction X
change. IN the rstunds Of the 81. Charles Hotel
suction: BY virtue and in pursuance Of N order
from the Hon. 4. l. Tssot. judge Of the Second
District Court for the pssish q Orleans: astss
succession. the following described and valuable
- Ri p III 9s2 ,i3
Ionisi.ns, divided S By tie liver Ateh.t.issss,
sonvill., and within eight miles Of Brashsar
City. The Victoria tract, situated ON the west
sids Of AtShsfasya contains about 1909 super.
whole a. per plan q ". W. johnson, surveyor.
machinery, agricultural implements, stock, plant
cane, proven6er etc, compriains partly - follows:
ono large brick . sugarho9se, pofesry ana engine
: cepscity Of about twelve hosshesas Dor d;e%::
having taken Of the crop Of this Sea1; !
large frame stable and barn attached; ten
single and double cabins In frame, an cid
twenty three mules. three Of Which are blind;
seven oxen. four foar-mule cane car 9. one three
gear ing. harness and agricultural implemonts
plant cane on the place sufficient to plant twenty
five or thirty scres about 100 acres Of frat years
ratt0ons; about 1000 barrels corn in tho shuek;
some hay and fodier, enough Tor immediate con-
sumption, quantities al more or less; about 80
colds wood in swamp, ready cut. The plase 10
known for ito prodnctiveness. almegt natural
drainage. and in thorough condition for . crop;
good fencing, etc. The land 10 pfoverbial for its
great fe' tilty; it has produced three hogs
heade to the acre. The country and sur
roundinss are noted for their picturesque
ness, health and perfect security from over.
flow. Game and fish abound in the waters Of
the Bayou reche and Atchafalaya Ilver; easily &C.
cessibe to New Orleans by AOrgAns raj iroad aud
its proxim ty to Brashear Cry and Patter son-
vile, for labor, etc. ere sd vantAges Of crest
which apply equally to the Vleo tract.
Immediately opposite the Victoria Plantation. and
situated on tho west aide of Atchatalays river,
vil~ it contains about $50 superficial arp nts. and
is bounded by lands ofthe estate Of David Robbins
above, and bslow by the 1owu Of Patt-rsonville in
Dart and in Pc, by the ia ads OF Ora It and San.
d rs and win be 30 according to plan Of W. ".
JOhnson surveyor. in tracts of Lot more than fifty
nor less than ter acreA
Terms One third cash, and the remainder at
one, two and three years credit, with eight Per
cent interest Per annum; the credit portions
doris lien on the property sold. bearing al
the usual clauses Of five Per cent attorneys
fees binding the purchasers 70 ply In event Of
suit to enforce payment Of tho credit part or
any portion thereof; the buildings and ma
chinery to be kept injured by the purchasers
for sum satisfactory to the executors, and the
policies transferred TO them.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers,
before Jules Messy, notary public.
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IN THE MATTkR OF ARNOLD WEBER, BANK
RUPT.
Uni ed States District Cour-No. 1908. .


DY g. GUINAULT, AUCTlONERR-OFF1CR
ID corner Of Exchange alley and Bienville street,
SATURDAY, March Is. 1876. will be sold at twelve
O'Clock H., 1t the Merchants and Auctioneers' Bx-
change, on Royal street. between Canal Gus
tomhc1ee streets. BY virtue of IN order from the
Hon. Edward c. Billings, judge of the District
Court OF the United st ties the District OF Louis
lana, dated February o. 1876
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the First
District Of this city, IN the square bounded by
Perdido, Poydrss, Bertrand and Bolivar streets.
desig mated by letters B and c. Sa lots measur.
ing each 30 fet inches lines front ON Perdido
street, by lO4 Re. t lnches in depth.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the came
district aud square, designated by the nos. i and
Is; lot No. IS forms tho corner of PerdidO and Ber
trad streets, and measures 30 feet in ches lnes
front OF Pcrdido street. BY l04 feet 1nches in
depth and front on Bertrand ST. Get. and said lot
No. IL mt assures 30 feet inches lines front ON
Perdido street by lc4 feet inches deep; together
with Ill the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms-Casb.
Act of sale before James Fahey, notary pubic,
at the ex, ense Of the purchaser. mh4 10 u Is
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40
BY s
SUCCESSION 6
Second District Cou1

DY SEkLB q
ID eers-ATmand Sell.
Royal stroet.-SATURL
twelve O'Clock NJ, 1T tina
GERS Exchange, Royal vvn.
house and Canal Streets .aic auc-
ton, by virtue Of IN ordA 80 Hon. A., L
Tissot. judge of the Gec0nd ..r1ct Court for tho
parish Of orleans. dated February =. 1876 the fol
lowing described p operty-
LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in tho First
District Of this city, in the square bonded BY
RobertsOn, Claiborne, Comm N and Gasquet for
merly Jackson) streets. eesignated a. lot No. Q,
and measuring % test inches lines front on
Kobeftson street. % fett inches lines in width
on the rear line, 81 feet lines In depth on the
line dividing it from lot No. T. and l0l feet inches
lines in depth the line dividing it from lot
No g.
Terms-The purchaser t. assume the mortgages
bearing upon the property, and for the balance
cash on the spot.
Act Of sale at the expense Of purchaser before
John Bendernagel. not Ary public.
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DOUBLE COTTAGES IN TIE FIRST DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN TRA1NOR AND BIS
WIFE, NARY KBARNY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS Sal.
+. GIRARDEY, AuCTIONKBl

Is Oeace No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY March
Is, 1876 1t twelve O'Clock NJ. at the St Charles
Auction Exchange in the rotunda OF the St. Charles
Hotel in this city, will be sold at public auction
by and in pursuance of an order from the Hen. A.
Tssot judge Of the Second District Court fdT
the parish OF Orieans 1at11 February 1872 ana
lowing described property. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated In
the First District of this city, the square BOUND
cd by St. Msgdalena (now Clars), St. Adeline tnow
Winowl. Poydras and Perdido streets, desisnsted
- lots Nos: Is and %, ON plan Of g. T. Dunbar,
No. 3. in J: r Boards Office. late Notary in this
city; said lots measure, esch, g feet inches
depth, between peralel Hnes together with al the
Improvements thereon, or In any way thereunto
belonging.
TeGns-Caah On the SPOT.
Acts Of sa2e a& the expense Of the purchaser, h.
16re ". ]. Castel, ESQ.,, notary public.
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By Placide J. Spear.
BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS,
SUCCESSION OF VINCENT BATTALORA.
Second District Co art for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. 80 400.

ID ONCE No. 46 Roy al street.-THURsDAY
March 9, 1876 at 1890 p ~, will be sold at public
auction,
At MY Once. No. 46 Royal street,
between Bienville and Customhouse streets. by
virtue and in pursuance of an order from the Hon.
A. l. Tissot Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated February "a, 1876 for
account Of the above succession
4s shares Of the capital stock Of the Peoples Bank
Of New Orleans.
Is shares Of the Merchants Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans.
Is shares Of the Hons Mutual Insurance Company
of New Orleans.
l share Of the New Orleans Insurance Company
Of New Orleans.
, shares Of the Delta Insurance Company, now in
liquidation.
20 shares Of the Peoples Insurance Company, New
Orle ans.
10 shares Of the Poop es' Bank Of New Orleans.
Is shares Of the New Orleans Insurance Assoc1a-
ton.
Terms-Cash before transfer. fe25 q 20 mh4 9