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aen'l Quotations. III

The market opened inanimHte aud continued
dull throughout the day. There was, neyerthe-
less o moderate inquiry, which would no doubt
have resulted In au increased business had fac
tors met the demand moro freely, but many pre-
ferred TO cover up their samples rather than give
way 10 the extent required by brokers The
saies were consequently confined to the limited
amount noted above. Prices exhibited consider.
able irregu ariiy. White oottons commanded
outside rates, or eyea oceas ,onaly o fraction
more, but the general sum OF the Offering pre-
sented incres sed irregularity. aud sales OF diogy
and otherwise undesirable could not be pressed;
unless at liberal concessions. The dispatches
were decidedly discouraging, reporting Liverpool
fat nj decline of Lied, with sales Of 1000 bales
and arrivals offered f-l6d lower; Manchester
steady; Havre dull and tending down, but wi h
no change In quotations; and New York LILO
the other hand sterling exchange closed 1c
higher. ..@.t,
bales t3o50 on Saturday. 1900 yestt rday, aud q 90
to-day) making, with the addition OF bales To
Tu. sday's report, an aggregate for the week OF
"a 900 bales, against 80 TOO last week. 1000 being
added to last Iuesdss's report) aud $4,000 the
Weeks receipts GOALS bsles, embracing 1915
from other delivery ports (of which 933 from
Mobile, SO from Florida and 1854 from Tex4s)
and 56.470 proper, against Ga 052 proper last
week and 4s,s76 last year. Total proper since
August 81. a55, 99S bales, against LOCI, 53l last
year--decreaue 1U5, bJ3.
The exports comprise Al ,99s bales embracing
al ,7l2 to Liverpool 1915 to Cork 1868 to Hagre,
1873 to Antwerp, 4370 10 Bremen, $50 to BARGE
Iona 3139 TO Providence, aud 6s35 to New York,
TO which we have added 9s by the rivers.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts Mt
all the ports from II N. on yesterday to Ia M. to-
day 10000 bales, against 27,076 last week and
1893 last year, and since Friday 120,238 bales,
against ta3, G52 last week and 1903 931 last year.
Total since August 81, 3435,097 b.les, against
3,25S,749 up TO Wednesday noon, February 16,
last ysar--increase 147, SAB.
Exports FRIDAY To thursday. inclusive) to
Great Britain Cos bales against 10 072 last week
and 692sl last year. and to the Continent i6, $40
bales. against 3i,176 last week and 50,S27 last
year.
:, Exports 10 all ports since Sept /: 10 Great
Britain 479 1858 bales against l. 286 sos last year;
to France 320342, against 272, OIL last year, and
I'd the Continent 266, lot, against 425,544 last
year. Total % Greas Brit&ns France and the
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Totals, 90

No taoice, and the Senate withdrew.
Inc House resumed its separate ses-
saton ny taking up MIR. McGehee's reso-
sutton regarding the night sessions.
Mr. Brady, OF st. Tammany, moved
so amend Ply making the hour OF meet
ang ten o'clock in the morning.
MT. hernochan offered substitute
Snat the House meet every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at i O'clock s.
M which, together with Mr.. Bradv,s
amendment, was laid on the table.
A motion to lay the original motion
on the table was lost by vote Of Oh to
40. = = "
sMr. Huntington, OF Orleans. arose 70
Inform the Speaker that 1t was out az
his power to perform his duties "a 4
committeeman and also attend to even
ing sessions. e -
Ar. Billieu, Of Lafourche, had pre-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MON ETARy.
MONETARY.
OFFICE N. q. DEMOCRAT [
Friday Evening. Feb ts. 1877.
new ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The demand for discounts nj the banks this
week was limited up 10 within few dsys, sipes
which slight increase has been observable, but
81, the streets The tiefiugs have continued light,
with commercial paper eAay at previous rates.
To-day The market was without any new feature.
Gold las shown little variation DUNG the week.
closing to.d..y 1ae higher han yestetday, bntthe
has been fair. bnt tp-day's was mited Foreign
Exchange has been somewhat Irregular. sterling
closing 10 higher than yeHteraif, but ut met
decline from last Fridays quotations OF H61te.
ro.day's, 10 we'll ~ The Wesk'a, business WAS
moderate With light offerings, and better doe
mahd, New York sight has dyaaced Il por oent
since aat Friday for tho b. k checking rate aud
commercial. Stocks have been less in request
With the few buyers Offering lower prices, but
sellers have continued firm Ia their pfetensions.
In sympaihy with the various phases Of political
even (. during tho week, State eonso,s and pro-
mum bonds have iuotuated wild ly, but ooFinE
Ut about last Fridays rates for tho former, and
per cent lower or the latter,
We continue TO quote exceptional commercial
paper So per cent per ahnum discount, AL do.
p01 =: second grade do. nominal: loans on coli
lateral 7Gla; tifat class mortgage paper s11s0DeI
and second grade do. 1001l2.
Gold opened at t0btg6llobs4, against 1861 ct
New York. and after limited Business closed nj
o5ss0oi057S, against 1861 In that market. The
Haies summed ap 1000, embracing $4,000 and
$4,000 It 1867, $4,000 At 1865, and 5000 aud
$4,000 Mt 106
0naeF the impioseaens - koia ~ tse1 'e's
sterliug was 10 higher and francs II w e!ht.
The sales Of Sterling comprised E3s,100. sm4
brsoing $4,000 bill Of laditg at $685., EiDpo, Al
clear, and Ei160 $4,000 aud E3e00 bill OF iading
ut 500, 10000 Al clear ut -, $4,000 AL clear vt -,
E2100 do. st BDailss, e2G0e do. ut bl0, and f2o0o
bank at bt31S.
No sales francs were reported.
AT The close Sterling Bills were quoted NJ 500
N1bi0 for bill Of ladng aud Al clear. and q
bists for bank tbank counter ratio --p5l4) and
francs vi D3s4 for commercial and nominal for
bank.
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
comprised 100000, embracing $4,000 CONNER
cial et Il VI cent premium, and $50 600 and $50 600
private bankera' at 3sl6.
Tho banks continued to check on New York Ut
4 por cent premium, and commercial eight was
hiil quoted ut $40.
The following In the official statement II the
sales reported to-day TO tho stock EXCHANGED:
10 shares N. o. Gas Light Comuany 90, tl05 70
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ACCORDING TO NOTICE.

By Mr.. Washburne, of Morehouse--A
bill authorizing police juries to provide
for revenue sufficient to defray parish
expenses. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The bill authorizes police iuries 'to
fix the taxation for parochial purposes
In their respective parishes, at what
provided the same shall not any time
exceed the aggregate of the State taxes
for all purposes levied upon the parish
or the same year. =
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Making q total of t65, 900 State Consols.

MRking Total OF fIbB UUU Pfemium BondF.
Stoke were auiet.
State Coneols aud Premium Bonds were In
better demand and higher. the former closing al
b7s461bsli4. against b6tStb57 Yesterday. aud the
lavt,r Vt SU1s Dso1 against 2o1S 1904 yesterday.
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COMM ERcIAL.

Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands. unless otlteftstse stated. In filling
snaA orders higher prices are paid.
OrFteE N. 0. DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening, Feb. 10.
CorTON-Ths sales to-day were confined to-
2i00 bales At irregular and lower prices, requiring
reduction In our quotations of no In most grades
and " 40 in.some.. We give also'the figures and
report OF the Exchange, as below:
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z-
prlees, oholee Wssaeia ,sea ~ selling ~
naN M 5plh o's I,aht leIsaas,e VI ed
efak oA JAM a. y l, supply snd fair
demata, dnp.ssu ,.,,l ao sga = =, Var ses
sALE-.uooa SUPPLY an natl U demand: ooafse
y % a.a, asi fsisnd ssosana - h..,,
70 sseh. ..Iss AN .,apa ooepeoo y pusheh
labi aet ~ pooae.s' sao9xs, aaee' as ~ s.e.
domestic juse: i24o y yard Y offered ere aud 10 is
asksd speenlaion - 10 osusea py snols supply o.
lute butts. India 10 quoted nom'naliy at lie "
Eadsa,The supply ~ goea o a,a ~ so,ixe de-
mani y. western sen W aoepSVe' ho"'sisha
So,gSze Y spa aa;,es rs a,,,,,,. 49, ,.a ,.aa;
hs ~ sAoMsa a PUPPY IN. ~ ~ t'. iaaons
esgss ana te demand T. sop pa saa az pr.ses
60Vp saeks SOLO, OF when oou anu ovv whts
,ann ~ .,a ~ et9 s " ~ ooe, ~"
w oars1here IL better tys " smana ana pr;cea
anu" ~ ,s, naS nno ao ,d pospe. iaay saeks
sa ~, ~ ~ III ~ goa II, $3.50 ~ ehosVe oaaeh" ~
oeY HAN IAN fs,s.r s,aoh ~, ba Il "a ia a..na
~ 49, r,nss nrisss IA ssars ala e ~ n,;s,,
VA :. ssi1. am a. ana ga snn ,.sa
~ " u " IL lad M s'' eVV pason' paoAeu
sagas - III fshp !, IL .nnlea and dali, Inn h,o.
-. - -. 80 =. az n. X, ~ i h'e eso'
pfn ,a1t soa ~ w u o. l'e aa.,a w..t..n
,lsts. s.u ~ III. sa,s.. a, ~ MN j. 1872
~ sehs ,sasa ssai. ,uph,s tta ar w. as0@e
70 yoYt' iii fins a !, = ~, a. sn y, u,
iff,flsD Tftft1r"Ia i supny Of sppiss aud no
III ss,., ,.,a II - Al IL 49, "
demana Tor them; quoted ~ 20 y 10. Peaches
MI, >, toen1. ,,esi.a f5as IA 40 n "''''
n's "a a Nv Nh ~ IN Iiatl ~ fso,,t .a,
,Is ma .e,ixa \. - IA Nnrti,ar,, sa,s a. asta
III. s Wa....,a az mi whi.a him. "a h,saasasa
rss l,snss az g5,' area,, asss a. ID h 'Iss''/eV'
,a - ,.,,. ~ " d ,ss. a
istle or no demand, but We notice no change In
ituTou eopg r,sbt s,e,,v and d,,
a..nssa - d, tntt, Va - shs seuipJ aA' 'e'''
1
M III, -, - a5 ,o ,se' s w 4,
a,ain and M mad as ht,1. tss,m a' eIasWp
nara sib rs. extra ,,tma ,,arie lid b'asib 10 mi
~, as no,is LID bD 40 hi ,ntnn n,,k tts s1 ii,
Dbl SIDE tibs st@l2 90 y tieiee, - 10 s.se and
hsn, aa,,sngaa y,s7ii 40 N saara az Segaa 1f
| u Hbl Some han, sat ages sold 1T 10 38 ib.
CORN In BULK-None on the spot, but lib.
sse d aa bl,ahsl 'i' eNpeV'e' a'o''o ~ Ats' ~
a' o.,sv pI paas Tva es ios,s NAG srs duf an.
~ h;., sis ID ,ts,s ia -, ,vs ., . A. soi%
and one. clay alao to arrys. on pisats terms rms
a'' sd tss sas .,s sas,. nv AN ~,
.a On maa " H.. ia S' , a 40 s ~.
| other, mixed, st VI ID W bushtl This opens the
season.
| EsouLENr5-lhe market 4 bare OF onions;
they would command fg017 fs Dbl. Potatoes HDd
appes are arm and trade ID brisk Russetts.
peerless and peach blows sell at ia bO0oS rs,
sssi, rnsa al snnIas "a sfis annr rant ti60nta al
Dbl.
RECEIPTS OF pRoDU II Arrived since our
review OF yesterday. 3t9 bbls Hour. 100 hbls pork,
u kegs lard, liz casks bacon, 4a0l sacks corn.
liz ea 10 hsy lasp pe ~ s ssugar KY esa mo
ia p pos eaes 30 hbs ae and
ID Txponrs or pUoE-Ezports since our
ysssfsay 900 1ss q g Vi. per
1 hills s6rffasaI 1872 aaesa corn TIA sacks oats
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Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN,
~ ana IS Canal street. New orleans.
TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.

~ Alb 5VU n U5sES VI IDH1IsD'
am OF the same opinion ~ yourselves and
am determined to help build up the mHnufac-
turing interest OF our native State In order TO
help the laboring Glasses and keep the money.
which would otherwise go to the North. at home
using the best material and paying my hands
promptly. have been enabled to extend my
business and support 500 women and children
order still TO increase my Factory | would
earnestly call upon the merchants, not only OF
the city, but OF the whole country. TO give me
dec14 ~ JEO. HANSEN.
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H. j. HEARSEY, Editor.
GEO. w. DUPRE, Manager.
Imperial Hotel.
The Only First-oIass S3 per Day Houses
in Washington, ID. @.

In order to meet the wants Of the travelling
public this frst-cass hotel has reduced fts price
antly located near Fourteenth street, fronting on
Pennsylvania avenue, is convenient 70 the
Treasury, Army. Navy. State. Postonce ana
Interior Departments.
N. B.-Take the PennsyIvanfa avenue horse
cars and tell the conductor TO let you on g ma
i9 Ssii ID JAMES 3. pEIRoE propriesor.
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THE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY ExCAVATING COMPANY,
Incorporated by an act OF the Legislature with
exclusive privilege Of EMPTYIHd VAULTS.
pRIvIEs. SINKS. ETC.,

Are now In full operation. and are prepared to
perform the above work with promptness and
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use Of the
oDORLEss ExCAvATHNG APPARATUS,
as used by the company. are that the work can
be performed at any hour Of the day or night.
the thorough manner In which the deposits are
removed. the absence Of all offensive odors. the
short space Of time required IAN ordinary sink
being emptied In from ten to fifteen mtnuteS)
and. above all. IT'S CHEAPNESS.
All orders left at the Companys ONCE. No.
Common street, or sent 10 Postoface DOH no. eia
VIII receive prompt attention. nois sm
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oon.asn. x,0eg.uly bAlss, agalas. l,as4. $50 la.s

Continent ,ee0,ul3 bales, against LISA, $50 lasS
year.
s73. osj Last year. ae' os''e'e - e.
fila svaaL Il ,srs;ta al tta ct,;.F ,trriuy towns
a,rsss ID aq hspps s ~ u 70 all lat wses
@ a ~ sY,ee sessss ae,vst "a a. 49,
sss;nss ia IN Ia.t ,ysal ANA an nm saf yaar and
the stoeks pe a5i bales against ps, $40 last week.
aha lss.o9v last year. s
gea,Rafso WIN .aht year this sno"s aeeI 49,
~ eooo psass a. - .o any ~ oseo ~ 'e
ia ~, - shu 1e,aev ~ sns stoeks. ,,,a.xa
ths Hseaahse nahss tne HMouns u w al t.
no. oleatea sa az a s
!, IVA ~ IL. as ~ gSnn ~ nss ,sn inn3
aso tor sns 4 Nor sen 1WS ior b.emeh, Inv. .Hss
~ .,essss s,rsash,n ~ -. sacaaat Al ia M
nih III hsi, Ha,,i, ,,,st, 80 ~ ,xIch ia nm
@iv M ph'es, oi,iy v shhan pais VI "h'e" - VA
Az noon tn'aay middling WAS quoted ~ Sslvss ,
ten % 1910, at Mebile ut 12lse, 81 savannah
AT is5eG, Mt Charleston at I2sAt1l3s4e, ~ VIII
timora nj f2a.e. at New York AZ ii 'ia.ise, nj
I.rston al tga. nj Metnpbis nj f2lze nj Augusta
"a ira "A iti,revsnort III ffale Id phiiaaaIphia
al ina ana nd Cincinnati M 19a
The Exchange reports "gales 1000 bales.
Maj ket dull,ns Its quotations are reduced tso.
The kilograms TO the Exchange repDft the
f,omhag mnvanant "a tnllowas
srhia ,.aa. rast ,..p
ORIENT finnti. araaf lJ6ntt.
Britain nsuf. britain, nsnt.
Shipments since
Feb Bn,.,t....s2l 900 ii 900 5000 t2e1g
Previously. $4,000 20 600 $4,000 ID 900
s,., $500 $500. $500 1000, 800 !. ana
Totstl.s".s's..soa,ooo $4,000 a5oeo sa aes
taos,,,ts ,,sat ena,,. isn' 1870 is'''
''gTs sb = W''A eio'aH "a ono ~ ma ts Con
Previously s..ss....4.ibl,Dp0 100000 1000
rata, - date tgz ooo ,so ono ga ann
aose. W uao ,.. .''. sa4''Vvg iss'VV' 1sseeV
Compared with last yesr ti,s above shows ~
| HHiDtnenEH
B,ltaip. and dapreaHa Of 1000 to the rontinen
aud u decrease Ia The receipts OF 10000. end
eet,pHrsd with The year before n tssreAHe OF
IA iln h.iAs Il. thn s6i,,,,,,ts IA fpt dGr H. tba
o"sNS ahs A &NstVoV SIS ssS
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT
PROPERTY.
HENRY wICKEAND DAVID PORTsCH-
NER, CONSOLIDATED.
Second District Court for tho Parish of Orleans
No $3.50.

by G. 70. GtRABDEY. Auetioneer-off lee No
ID 81 Camp street-SATURDAY. juno ., 1877,
Mt "a o'clock M. Mt the ST. Charles Auction En-
change. In the rotunda OF the Ut. Charles II otel,
In this city, will be sold Mt public auction by and
In pursuance Of an order from the Hon.
for tho parish of Orleans. dated February "a,
1870, and q supplemental order dated the 2d
April. 1877. and rendered In the above entitled
matter the foIlowing described property 70 wit;
!. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
in the First District OF this city. and In the
sauare bounded by Isampart, Basin. poydrqas
aud Perdido. streets, designated on plan Of l..
Pile, dated February 10. 1881. rs lot No. H. The
said lot measures 40 feet front on Basin street,
the same width In tho roar, by about 81 feet G
inches in depth betWeen parallel lines.
2, ALSO, ANOTHER PIECE OR PORTION
Or GROUND. adjoining the roar Of said lot ct
urng 30 feet along tho side OF said lot No. H. 20
feet inches in width in the roar 90 feet on the
side toward Poydras street. and 90 feet inches
on the line toward Basin street.
Together with all tho improvements thereon
rights, ways. etc The improvements comprise
u large. double tenementtWo story frame house
Terms-One- third cash, balance Mt one. Two
three and four years credit for notes specially
seeurei by mortgage and vendors lien on thu
property. bearing Nil the usual clauses OF 8 pei
cent per annum interest from the day Of salt
until final payment: the mortgage to contain
the usual clause Of per cent attorneys Tees
binding the purchaser to. pay in event of suit q
enforce their payment: the improvements to b.
| kept insured and policy transferred to tn
| holders OF the notes. and the parties to ASSUME
| the payment OF the taxes for 1875 and up to tn
| day Of sale, over and above the price OF hdjudi
| cation.
Act OF sale ut tho expense OF the purchaser
before W. J. Castell. ESD, notary public.
| mys II 10 20 le2
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
by G. u. Girartley.

Lot No. adjoins lot No. .. and measures 80
feet front on ~. Charles street by depth be-
tween parallel lines Of l27 fset 10 inches and
lines and 81 feet width In the rear.
Lot No, & adjoins lot No. 1, aud measures 30
Hon I0nt on IT. Charles street by i45 feet inches
iset ! Inches front on 81 Charles street by u
, al , o. las loot inches lines between paral-
Together with the IMPROVEMENT thereon com
ptls,ng well built and most comfortable one-
ii . and altl1 ftamo cottage dwelling. retired
r1m I9 street with front and eide garden, and
n m ta eentral halls. two patlors. library
I'VE bed and dining rooms, two. story Kitchen.
ehstgpm, ih1yarant gas etc 1t s we'll known as
proyerblal Tor comfort and conyen,enees,
Lots No. = and oadiqin each other and meas
ure 81 teete inches y, lines front On ST. Charles
street. ny u depth Of 14b feet inches lines be-
tween parallel lines. Lot No forms tbs ,si south
west corner Of 81, Charles and Jossphine Il reata
Lpts Mos TO- i r. ID ana M, = adon eaoh other
Z sP of p he Sss esssn eJ Satn q
Carondelet and Josephine streets,
Lots No. 10 and 10 adjoin enob other aud mons
nre 40 feet inehest9 fines front on Gar1t,dsiet
street. by depth OF 100 feet between parallel
lines
Lots No H. 10. ~. 40. "A and "a adioin ehol,
other and measure each ~ feet 10 inches and
lines front on Jackson street, by depth Of 1870
Lot No, II forms Che northeast corner Of Jaok.
son and Carondelet streets.
inc property Will DO sold according 10 the
| plan OF subdivision.
The attention of capitalists seeking perma-
nently safe and satisfactory investments, and
| flrst~clnss residence sites in that srlstoeratie
| and picturesque neighborhood, will find this
| opportunity aud location md advantages sell
| dom. II ever. sdnaed. but never surpassed. j..
Terms One.third cash, balance at ono and
two years erelit or notes especially secured by
mortgage. and vendors lien on the property
| sold. bearing all tho usual clause of per cent
per annutn interest from the day Of sale until
| tnal payment; per cont atnrusv's fees In
event of suit to lnforee the payment Of any Of
| the credit portion. the improvemsnt to be- Kept
| insured and The policies traufefred TO the sxs-
outors OF the esthls and the purchasers to as
sumo the payment OF tho taxes for 1871 due and
exilgbe In 1878, over and above the price Of ad-
Indication.
before John y. Coffey. Esd, notary public
| hbl4 al a. m vi IA 10 60
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
by q. Il. GirartIey.


son aeSond District 81 this city Ii thsk ssa r
bounded. by, virginia. Uoati,, 81, Louis and
Hssns sreets t. dsss ass b The Mos r.
feet front on Cont street by 10 feet In depth !;
lot No. measures 30 feet front on Cont street
by "a feet inches in depth lot No. G measures
81 feet ipohes front on Cont street by about "a
feet inches Deep.
Lots Nos, 7, and measure. together. IL feet
French men stite. Lot No . forms the corner of
S! r 4fa w a6 81 2pS a sts55 With tho i'm
provemants thereon, In fahbpurg Jackson. aud
In tho second Distfict, !, RI this city, and n the
STREETS and the new Metairie Ridge.
feet front on Cont street. by Irregular depths.
running through to Virginia and In bae
streets.
Lots and 10 measure. together, 70 feet einches
front on Virginia street, by irregular depths
VI TO- sfx CERTAIN .ISai LOTS or GROUND sit.
tho square bounded BY CANAL Alexander. GUS
tomhopse and Napoleon streets. Lots Nos. 0. 7,
street. by t2s feet Inches lines depth, Lot No,
. measures - feet inches lines front on Canal
street, " feet inches 0 lines on. llne which
forming tie rs corner i Gane and Hapoe9a
streets. 100 feet 6 inches and lines deep on the
line fronting Napoleon. street r. 1T. and ~ feet
Lots Mos. II and II measure each 30 fest front
on Napoleon street, by 1g1 feet inches and .
lines r ahfSsR sset GHEsg fEsrEs or ae' or
situated In the second District Of this city and
In the s11are bounded BY Bienville. Cont. sal.
sssdo and dayoso streets designated BY the
| Nos TO- II end Ia, measuring each pa feet front
on salssdo street by depth Of 1it feet inches
~ ft RysfwssR fPasrrsN9f nss r
| ated In the Second District Of this city and Ia
the square bounded by Customhouse. Bienvils
Roohsbaye and Dorgen9is sttests and dssiR.
mated by the Nos 10 20. ri % md 30. measuring
| each 81 feet inches trout on Blenvlle street by
n depth Of t3t feet 10 inches and lines.
Terms aud eonditiuns@On cash on the
spot. and the remainder Mt ono end two years
credit Tor notes specially secured by mortgage
| or vendors lien. bearing all tho usual clauses
Of per cent per anrum interest from the dag
OF sale untl final payment. . per cent attorney
fees In the. event the credit portion should have
to be sued upon TO inforee payment. The i'm
proyementa to be kept insured and the policies
to be transferred to the holders of the notes
and the purchasers to assume the taxes du'
and exigibe, for 1877, over and above the price
Of Adjudication.
Acts IF sale at tho expense Of the purchaser
befor Theo. auyol. ESQ. notary public.
Mp IL my IA 1894