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!tllan, a wraltfy eutz4n n Hrhr,nrl, vii"
arttrt tlst' ,hili, ami lhn' drh fer lin A. l4
l.opc> uf inhrrl.inE The wca!tl. nj liA tpst"r
ln'lnE wcrr '!saI'n"fntc'l, aml u biz
nn'iturs*, afl"r a, you'll, 81 iu'lni-
grnrc mil lnsnry:, for rt",hn'"ring tts
his fo+.rr-fut!"r finally ended In permanent
r.trangernt. nl"l he tm,k refuge Wit h klt amt.
Mrs. Clemnl.--thc eldest sister OF DAviA ptr:,
dr.. Al alta l'htl't s!ranE np betsre. Edgar
and lis cousin Virginia. thr only t,auxsltrr. "
s1ra. Cicnnn. II lett {" their marriage wl'rH
virEinia was hut child Of u. The v",lnr
couple .lwe1t mart Iur rear pf:er their t1f!'i'.
and thcfi tle:si> went ths'n,Rh the .n'arri'u.e-
ceremony scct,:nl .lte, anl t+,ok up their resi-
dencc together IN l!trtln..nl.
Twelve years his beautiful and adorc,l F1fc
WAS sparcl IL him. Int, during the greater part
Of this time, she was nl"wly iying Of ro'ss,'np-
tton. The love Which bound the twU together
was Of rasc intensity. a1ri many tt',1s,t'ng A. as,
cDunts arc gvun nj tile fond fidelity Will whtrll
Poe watclc, oyer ami cared fnr tho sweet
won,an he ilati wnn in her c!,ihtlrkni. "iii.
love fur his wjfc," wrote Mr. t'corEc u:
t;rnha'n. "wus t. sost of fap..urous Worship of
thr emrlt of hcau,y wcl' he felt waa fa,!nE Ge-
fOra lis eyes. | aMvc seen hin lowering arnuMi
ller when s!'e Wa. III, with all the fond fcnr ntu
tender anxiety Ut Il m0t|tcr inr her slrst-inT1t,
l.cr *lightess cough causing him a shuter, a
hcatt-rtIIli that ra% visible. rule mt one
summer evening With them, aTl the rc1nctn-
branec Of his wMtchlut cyca caEsrty lent hlN'''
tic sflg1'trst change Of fl''r IN that foscl Gee
haunt. iIIc yet d. Tic memory of 81 str!sl,:
1t wis the ourly anticipation "f her lt,-s that
i,latIc him sad aud lhoight'ul man. and lent
n.uurnfl melody tu his undy!nE sol,g.,n'
Mrs. Zoe tlir!l IN January, lsi', ut Fnf',na,.'
wlero 1t,c. his wife. asNl Mrs. Clelntn hau
ilwclt fnr st'tnc months In cxtrc'nc tcnnrf.
Tho truub1ts' Il(c of the noct WIS c!9sed within
gies c'I with university, and with the ps-
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Great EigoF IL dEsplayed ut Constautinople By
Hedif Pasha, the War allulster. 1'hls plueky
official aeaea sAs Deputies, aud treats the sotssa
with sgoEn- Towards thc local preas, says tl1
tyrxa,n!csl than Russian reusor. te las
siulpliile1 the sixlts aud duties Ut editors with
regard sowAs news " fosbtldtug theu to publish
4zv beyoud Uhst they geeel7e Guu the beras-
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FLORA HOUND ABOUT CHICAGO.
TIE MArnKK FANtLT.-The regard of The
botan!st is not limited 10 plants hayiu. slloxy
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f:Itl PAP rs. ,1uhn 1;ran uIn. anil Nsr-arts
Ertin'r. 1I"F" mr. ,r,!'t lirtY }llnstsht.rn..
I1ITELL'S LIN fSt; if;E iT.tttrl l. Gar. nustouj.
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HOOKS RECEIVED.


Esr.poSrkETsERiEs. THE SEASONS: ,sus::
LuxELk. illustrated. IsALt.TfiltU, IL FEN.
illustrated. FAvOKITE POEMS. ny WtLL1AH
EnwryH. Illustrated. Eoat0n: IasneA q, On;oOd
i CO. Chicago: l1adioy ufos. i Co. Price, 10
1iExfst 81 81 MoXEy: A Navel. by W. E. Non.
HIS. New York: Harper 4 Nros. Chtcuro:
nEAETIFt'L EDITH. THE ciiliD.W,.MAS.
bostoG: LosEGF. chisaeo: Jansei', Acclurg L
THE sTItASGE AbtENTEREs OF 4 rIiAE-
TUS: a SnrEi" III W.tL!Ax NLAcK. Author
n "a rrtncess q Thule" etc. Scw York:
Harper D. Bros. chlcago; Jansen, McclurS l.
sr'EsGp fH 1G ~ M Miy fi'sf nS X sTast11rY & op
NATlDSS. DAecukAvHEArE ntscorHsEs. nth
=. ~ +. A.. L'HAnnorMsE, u: Dr. Ill. H..
FrrsiLcnt Of Williams College. Now York: Il.
=. Tutnnms Sons. Chtcngo: Jansen. McClnrg
sS + NJ. s;xPa ; 11 o,l pse III ssnt;
Hcut,nIs. NotMAt scMn0ts, 1ssTtTrTkt, ASNl.
vE1nAnIEs, AND GosrkL- -1iEErlxur. HY J. ".
1s1pcuiorr and OT1a F. rnEsnnEr, Washngton,
i. e. Toledo, o.: ". v. Hhltncy. J. mo-. PIP.
wAYsIpE SERIES. NEWPORT. no.ton: Lock.
wtt,d, IlFookr i TO. Chicago: Jansen, McClurg
\ CO.. 18 mo-, PIP. 4D4. Price, 9l.:E'
6lD0StE tFn0MnhT JkCSE IT ItEstEH Aixx}.
From the French Of AlritoxsK nA,DET. U1-.
sun: Estes 4 I.surlat. Chicago: Iansen, Nc.
ClurE l. 70. l! mo-, pl,. .u:. lFicc. 81. ~.
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human '.iny," h~ remarks, ever LIS any fat ally
u'Tsrrnt III Kind from that conferred ~, th" hui
rn4u ~. In g"nclI. -. The 'lifcfsntc; ;'c-
ttn. aud thu lowest syue " An i"ty, I. > differ
cfr uf degree nnly: MI The 'ncttal farnltiss
nrr cnIninun tn all, S"nc.f tflrrral }'fi"hnu.c'a
of Tra'mr, Il. ar,Te dct l,tl, '!irrr frous tt'<'.
that nrc eunrnt'n to t!E hun'A:i fatally othrr-
wi-u than IN Ic..ree. N,n,I, therefore, VIZ hear
these wnndruls stoEfes nf trc,'tni.tIxht ami
thugtt.rrui!nE. though fn,lnrsrh. ~ they often
tnnr. are. i,y the at,e%t aud must trtlest srcn-
tic ulun uf the wofll, NJ nce fprntl Il" time
nr torrc In Investigating thrnt; t!'tnetinn proves
their fas!.y witlrIut any c1aulInatt"n."
Ills h{p'fhesis rcraf'1in9 The ton'1itlon OF
Trance Dr. Heard declares To huyE u prartttaf
bearing u,an the yalne Of ey;tie,ee ,Iktainv hy
human tcsttnnDy. On legal medicine i: has a
direct ard important application. In tssct of
ttne md tnF!*ten ncstticnt. thu witnesses are
tcing, and ara, therefore, lnrapa'lc Of
correct observation, anil, consequently, uf giving
aflerwarl truthful tt.tniot,y concerning the
atlsr. In ccrtaah cascs III alleged ctttlc ami
wrol,V. It Ia quite possible that the accused may
llavr hctn, ut the moment III committing he
cel, II, state uf Trance, aiul henr' tr,esp,n-i.
1ie for M a't committed when exercise d tho
Will VA. leyn'.d the p'wcr of t1c acthr. Manr
suggestions with regard to s!c examination NIL
estimation nf Testimony arc tet In tfa'lt by tt!e
argument, and corninctl themselves as wnrthy
Ut the serious attention of administrators u
justice.
Upon tue .soundncss of the tfeory wl,tr!, nr.
1scairi haa f',t forth. only me,leal cxrrrta are
capable Of prtfnunclng Judgment. At thu least,
It. ls ingenious al Interesting. aud, originating
| with IMAM rcputtti for acllol2fshIp aud re-
search. Will carry weight with IL.
1fAHrE1t's 1IAI-F-IIDU1 sEtt1t:S.
| THE t;lf;T: a NOVEL,. i!y CHARLIE. 1ttAus, An.
| t,or nf "i'nt yonrscf in III. 1lntr. etr. h..
| lu+trates. THE MILL. or ar. tIENl'Vr; y
l'Exrnx 3r0Hs. ny KATHERINE 5. MArQt,1p.
| Author Of Patty" eic. New York: ilafprr Is
1'rp.. Ehicavn: 1an.en, Mccurg i Eu. i'apct.
| Trice, 20 ernts rsch.
Tic nnvclcttcs forming The last two Of tho
"iIarpcr's Hal!-lfour Series" arc from author.
who may be relied ulon fur entertain
mcnt. although their Efforts to pruyklc
It bo neither prolonged nor strenuous
"Tho Gill;" by Charles tseadc. IL an a1toxcthe.
Improbable story, but Highly dramatic in x,tuat.
tion aIl forchle IN eoLl'srty, aud, therefore
SUCCEEDS in absorbing thu attention.
".rhc Mill o{ Ut. Hcrf,ot" By Katherine 3.
Mscauotn. Ia d atrong and truthful skctcf, u
pexsant.iife In Brittany. Tie rcance IA carrie.
along very agrccably a.l the current of the ta1,
tlnti the very cIRc In reached, aud then the Ter
nlinattO1t 10 ~ abrupt, 50 unlocked for, alll
tllwccotnc, that hharp feeling of trr!tatiu, l.
excited against the autl!or who cxtingulslIus th
prr.t,,lis sentiment 6f gratitude by u scvcrl
shock of dsappo!ntmc nj.
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tlr. i4'r,h trv r,,7k. 2rl y,t further study
will ,e ,,..,,..s,lrs n Mr.. }ar in order to
e1,tl.r,n nto pcrir tly consistent AM artfiis:
srsigi.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Marfin III. Meyer W. L0Hisa Hsns, adninis-
fratrfx of the succession OF r. Bone.

Martia III. Meyer W. EsHisa Benz, adsninis-
tratrx Of the succession Of y. Bone.
SEcoEp ), pI 18TH COURT g W r Or. THE a
ble he Second District court for The p parish Of
Orleans In the above entitled eauss. will pre-.
end Roya strea BE-
tween Canal and Custoalhouss streets in the
Second District Of this city. 2n MoNDAY, April
1s1s77. a. ~ O'Clock M, the following described
Dl < 0osss;f x II MORTGAGE NOTE in figures
sa1oo "'1'' "' NEW. NEW ORLEANS, February /, 1871.
One year after date promise to pay 70 the or
der OF myself tive thousand seven hundred dol.
lars. value received, with interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum from maturity until
tsigned, EN-. BECK..
BY mutual consent the payment OF this note Is
extended one year from date OF August 1. 1874,
and OIL Interest due paid thereon in advance TO
ssIgnes5,, En-. gECK.
Nc vsrietur. Secured By mortgage By oct
passed in this office; which act Is duly stamped
- tS sign do THOMAS J. BECK, Notary Public
BY mutual consent tte payment Of this note
III n Ds . tst date S psd IN 11ace. '' anu
l sYg eijo'1'' 'aA'Af' ~ '''' E. M. BECK.
Jniorsed on back Of said note thus:
Pro est and notice OF protest waived.
New Orleans, February 4, 1873. q rrc,,
tSignsdl A. y. BECk.
By mutual consent the payment Of this note is
extended six months from date, Interest there
On up to that date having been paid In 9 vance.
t5ignedj y. ONE.
|, fSignedl II. N. BECk.
f~igusd) A. =. BECK.
BY mutual consent the payment Of this note is
extended ons year from date, and interest
thereon up to that date has been paid In adj
vance.
August !, 1878. -
f%igned1 IL. NJ. BECK.
tSgnedI A. 3. BECK.
l5ignedJ II. BONE.
(SjgusdD IL. nj. BECK.
l3igned) A. y. BBCk.
NEW ORLEANS, February /. 1879.
Protest and notice OF protest waived. ~.
f5ignedt A. 3. BECK.
REw ORLEANS February J., 1879.
BY mutual consent the payment OF this note is
extended 10 the first of February, 1873. all inter-
est due thereon up TO that date having been paid
In advance.
t5ignedj II. M. BELk.
isigned) A. s. BECK.
seized In the above suit
Tefms-C Ca on the spot. -
THOMAS I'll. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
mh1s apa 16
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Lozeii Shank VS.. Fred. Raichie. NJ sstsr and
Owner Of Steamboat Quaker.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ism of Orleans. No. s217.-By virtue Of writ
of fieri facias TO me directed by the honorable
the SIKH District Court Tor the parish of Or
leans. IN the above entitled cause, / will proceed
to II at public auction, at the Merchants and
Aucfioneer9 Exchange, Royal street, brtwesn
Canal and Customhouse streets in the Second
District OF this city, ON MONDAY, hprfl 16 1877
at twelv- o'clock m. the following described
'.2DC tRfAIS LOT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
In the First District OF this city, In the square
bounded by Melpomene, ThaIla, Fl ward and
jacobs streets, designated by the number two on
q plan drawn by G. A. Hedin. architect. dated
April 3, 1852. and deposited for references ia the
ofice II Michael Gernon, notary public in this
city. Said lot Of ground is composed Of part Of
the original lot number two. in square number
twenty-five. ON a plan by George T. Dunbar
late surveyor, dated april /. 1S48 deposited In
the office OF A. Mazureau, late o notary public in
this city. Said lot measures thirty-lwo feet
front on Howard street by q depth OF ninety-six
feet seven inches two lines, between parallels.
Recorded in conveyance office, book one hun.
dred and six, folio twenty-five.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans
mh1s ap1 Is
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Mrs. MahiIde Josephine AppoIonie msr.ia.
widow Of Pierre 9ustave Magne, ct al vs.
succession OF John Leisy.
LIoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il parish Of Orleans, No, 4,46l.--By virtue OF
q writ Of seizure and sale to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Courtfor the par
ish Of Orleans, In the above entitled cause I Will
proceed to sell at pubic auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctionsers' Exchange Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets, In the
Second District OF this city. on MONDAY. April
1G, 1877. at u o'clock m. the following described
A 'CEsTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
and appurtenanees thereof, situated in the
Fourth District II this city. In thes uare bound
ed BY Prytania, st fndrew, N yades and Jose
phine streets, 10 ming the corner of Prytania
and 1T. Andrew streets and measuring fifty
eight feet eight inches two ines fr nC on Pry-
tgnia street, by one hundred AMI thirty-eight
feet two inehes seven lines in depth and front
on st. Andrew etreet and abont ffty-two feet
nine inches, more o. J. 49, in wi tn In the rear
4 auired by the defeadan here by purchase
from Julian NJ. Abrams, er ac- before s. Mag
ner, late q notary ublic in this city on tae
eleventh day Of october. 1856.
Seized in the above snit.
i ermS-Cash On the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of tn parish Of Orleans.
mhI3 ap1 Is
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NO. 3U ". Andl eW street, between Prytanta and
Coliseum.
Small Cash Payment and Long Terms Of Credit.
pY HoEY, MACON & OcosNoH-N Nicholas
- J. Hoey. Auctioneer--t flee, II Carondefet
street-SATURDAY. April 1871 at "a o'clock
~, ut the IT. Charles Auction Exchange, will be
sold at public auction
THE HANDSOME TWo-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING, 307 st. Andrew street. In the
square bounded by st. Andrew. st. Mary. Pry-
tania and Coliseum streets, designated as lot
No. 10, and measuring 80 feet 8 lines front on
Sc. Andrew street. lit feet IL inches " lines Id
depth On the side Of lot No. O. Il8 feet 6 inches
lines in depth On the other side iine and 81 feet
In width ON the rear line. The improvements
comprise q neat Two Story Frame Dwelling res
tr from the street. with OPEN iron fence fronfs
sufficient side way and openings to the south.
has hall and tWo-stofy wing, and one-story
frame building across the rear OF the lot Tho
location Is pleasant and of easy access 70 bust
ness. and is adjacent 10 the splendid residences
OF Col. Louis Bush, G. T. Blu deeke. L. b. Cain
and Ed. C0nery, fsqs. Possession Of tine prop
erty can be had atonce.
TEgMs-One- fourth cash. and the remainder
On one, two and three years credit, with inter-
est Of per cent per annum from date OF sa&
until final payment, with all the usual seeuri "
clauses and insurance and transfer Of uofiey.
doris lien anu purchaser to assume payment
over and above his bid OF ali taxes payable this
year. 1877.
Acts OF sale at the expense Of tire purchaser.
before ". b. Trist, Esq.,. Notary Public.
HufiI5 10 "a Is Std
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENT.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
Rom No. 16. City Hall.
New Orleans. March 8. 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until Tuesday, March 20, 1877, at IL o'clock M,
for the construction Of q shell road ON st.
Charles Avenue, from Delachaise to Berlin
streets. and frem Napoleon Avenue to Oetavia
street. In accordance with specifications On file
In the office Of the City Sur syor.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. JOHN MCCARTNEY,
mhs TO Administrator.
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PROPOSALS. FOR CITY BONDS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, l
City Hail. New Orleans, February II. 1877.
GEALED PRO POSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until WEDNESDAY. March 81, 1877. at IL
dred Thousand fle0. 00oJ Dollars Of BONDS OF
the City of New Orleans and of the late cities Of
Jefferson and Carrollton. All bids must state
the class OF Bonds and amount of accraed inter-
est thereon, and offers must include both prin-
cipal and interest. No bids will be considered
at q higher rate than the parity Of Premium
Bonds.
The Council reserves the right to reject all or
any bids. and answers will be given the follow
ing day at 10 a. IN.
Bids must be directed 70 the Commissioners
Of the Consolidated Deb.
j. G. DENIS, Administrator.
fef7 81 Infl3 10 1874
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THE CRANE AMONG THE GEESE.

The WORST THAT CAN BE SAID OF PACK
ARD is THAT HE HAS BEEN CAUGHT IN BAD
COMPANY. IN y. Times.
Protesting to he he friend OF the
negroes he swindle ! the colored swind
lers. N. q. Democrat
How about the following samples?
Mr.. Packard, another REFoRMER,
caused to be prepared. and introduced
In the Legislature an act providing for
the construction OF the Nicholson pave
ment from the Tivoli Circle to the upper
line OF CarroIltpn, distance OF about
seven miles. It would have cost about
one and a quarter million dollars, one
quarter OF which was to be taken out OF
the State Treasury, but which was de-
feated by my vote. Mr.. Carr "a mem
Der of the House) informs me that Mr..
Packard offered him $500 to vote for
this bin. i was offered $4,000 to sign
the bilI.-IH. C. Wdrmoth's sUorn state
snent before a Congressional Committee.
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OTTO SCHWANER.
Denerhaud, kestau ant.

= ta'o d LET street near anal street.
TO MY PATRONS AND THE PUB L. IN
GENERAL.
My fixed price Re-taurant having proved a
success. l am able to give daily to my patrons a
choice and varied rill Of rare including the
delicacies of the season.
The principal dishes of my Pill nj Fare will
be written daily on a bulletin Board In front OF
my RestHu rant.
Brea fast comprising 5dishes. - 80 cents.
Dinner consisting of dishes. rs cents.
A fair trail wi 1 give satisfaction TO all who
honor me with their kind patronage.
Boarders received an mo craze prices.
mh2s st e. T. DENEGHAUD. proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny Hosy, Macon n O'Conne1,
PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTTON,
TO effect partition,
On unusually easy terms and long credit,


ss.... III
That Valuable Commercial Property
Known as the
MERCHANTS COTTON PRESS AND YARD.
Together with all the improvements, ETC.. there-
On. consisting OF
Large and Powerful Press, Machinery, etc.
It's situation ~ the finest In the prsat cotton
press centre, in immediate proximity to tho
ship and steamboat landings, and only one
square from the Gotten depot Of the New Or
leans " Lonis and Chicago l,ailroad; sub
stantislly built. with fire proof sheds, etc.
street-Un BATURDAY, Aprii7, 1877, ut Ia o'clock
m. at the 81, Charles Auction Exchanges, In the
basement rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel will
bs sold at public auction. by consent OF parties.
= l. "a. 4 certain SoUAaE OF GROUND in the
thereon. Comprised Within 1S' New o Leyss. 'front.'
aa EN- e. and kon ,s streets
street. like front on Front Lsvse street, and
about 30S feet front on each OF Louisa and
hat well known new and snbstantay bniit md
fire proof buildings known as the Merchants'
Cotton Press. having all the best improvements
ing OF cotton, having first-cfass sheds baile
around the entire square, thus giving IL large
storage capacity, large and powerful press. ma
3. hINE LoTs OF GROUND. situate inrne-
diately opposite the above. in sqna o boundsd
by New Ievee, Front, Gaiennis and Suzetts
streets. and designatet by the N 8. 10 % Is in
elus ve. sad lots measure together about 12J
feet inches and Ines trout on New IeYss
street. and like measurement on the line near.
est TO Front street. about 15i feet q inches front
on Gaiennie street and o Ike rneasar msnt on
the line nearest To SuZette street; and
=. LOT, situated In the same square and nd
Joining the property above desert ed, and des-
ignmed as lot No. 49, measuring ab nut al feet
inches and lines front ON New Lev8e street,
by about 100 feet inches In dep b.. The inn
provemehts on the above descrb d property
comprise unusually large and well built sheds.
Tor the storage Of cotton, covering the entire
front on New Levee street.
Terms-One"fCurth cash, balance at one, two
and three years credit, for notes specially se-
cured by mortgage and vendors fen ON tho
property, bearing per cent per annum interest
from date Of sale until final PAYNE Mt and the
clause OFFS per cent. attorneys fees In case oil
suit; the notes to be subdividsd to suit the oar
ties inter ested the improvements to be- kept In
sured and policy transferred TO ths vendor. All
the taxes payable In 1s77 to be assumed by the
purchaser, over and above the amount OF his bid.
and the premises sold to be delivered to The pur-
chaser on 1st September, 1877.
Acts Of sale at the expence OF the purchaser.
before--. mh17 10 81 rs std.
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CHOICE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
A. A5,etinn
The old Orleans Club House, on st. Charles
street. between Canal and Common.
Sale without Limit

The old Orleans Club House, On st. Charles
street, between Canal and Common.
Sale without Limit
On Easy Terms and Long Credit.
pY HOEY, MACON Il OCOENOR- Nicholas
~ + Hoey, Auctioneer-Offic No. III CarorIde~
.Faet--On SATURDAY. April Z. 1s7T, at in
. clock M. at the ST. Charles suction Exchanges.
in thn haasTnent Fotunaa OF the st. Charles Ho@
tel. v. 4 be sold at public auction. the following
THE TaRaE-sTORY AND ATTIC BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING. known as Nos. 81
and II st Charles street, la the square bounded
by st. Charles. Carondelet, Canal and Common
streets. he lot measures about "a feet inch
and Q lines ont on st. Charles street, b. depth
OF about 16t feet inches ard lines on the line
towards Con mon street, about l64 fest inches
In defth ON broken line wards Canal street.
and about 90 feet inches and liue In width In
the rear On diagonal line, together with the
ing from the rear Of this lot and opening on
Common street.
This fine property Is we'll worthy the attention
OF capitalists the wide and lofty lower floor
affords ample space for two large stores, and
the thorough construction above AMI in the
club, b arding or lodging. house. The property
has lately undergone d thorough renOvltion;
the stores are now occupied by Z. Gonthier and
Gueble q Nippsrt.
Terms -tJne-fourtil cash; remainder at one,
Two and three years credit, with interest OF
final payment with all the usual security clauses
and insurance and transfer OF policy. etc, all
secured by special mortgage and vendors liens
and purchaser TO assume payment over and
above his bid OF all taxes payable this year.
1877.
Acts Of sale at the expense OF tbs. purchaser.
before Theo. Guyol, ESD. notary public.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18

Administrator McCaffrey will to-mor-
row decide whether he will take his en-
tire force to St. Charles Avenue and put
it In thorough order. It Is said that he
proposes to place the drives around the
city In perfect order.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-oNE FIRST CLASS TICKET
l. to Richmond Va. and two hrst-c class Tick
cts to st. Louis. Mo. Inquire at No. 10 st.
Charles street. mhG%
L1Ok SaLEr-ON THE JACKSON RAILROAD
l. near Independence. about five miles from
the Railroad, n tract of ab ut 6 acres of good
land; abou 20 acres cleared; balance we'll tim
bered: house and barn about head Of stock,
cattle. yoke of oxen, horses and wagon. hogs,
sheep, and farming utensils and tools. VIII
this office fefs*