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AUCTION SALES.
By HOY, Macon 9 o,oonnor.
CHOICE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIE FOURTH
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL EGAN.

SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL EGAF.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 5000.
UY aOEY. MACON a. O'CONNOR--
ID Nicholas J. Hoey, AuctiOneer-Ofdee No. IL
carondeet atreet-SATUkDAJ. April a. 1877, &c
twelve o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction
eers Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse Streets by virtue OF an order
of the honorable the Second District Court for
the par1sh0f OTleAns, ordered on the twenty
fifth day of November, 1876, will be sold by public
auction
/. A LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
ments thereon in the Fourth Dis riot of this city
designated by the le ter A. of the square bounded
by Rousseau Fulton Felicity and st. Mary streets,
assuring % feet inches front on Rousseau street
by deptn Of l54 feet the aide next to st. Mary
street; tho improvements thereon compr, sing q
tWO.stOry frame housa, kitchen, cissern, etc,,
known as No. 10 Rousseau street.
q LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
ments thereon, in the Fourth District of this city,
desig -atsd as lot No. 3, Of the square bounded by
Constance, Magazine, First and Second streets,
measuring 81 feet inch 8 lines front on Com
stance street. by 1875 fest inches 10 depth the
improvements thereon comprise q double one.
story frame cottage, with twOst ~ kitchen, els
tern, sheds etc, known as Nos al and 42t16 Con.
Rsance street.
Terms Of Saie-Cash, and purchasers to assume
payment OF all taxes for the year 1877.
Act Of sale. ct the expense Of the purchasers be-
fore John DendernB gel, B.q, notary public.
mh8 II "a 81 APT IL
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ooMMERC1AL.

CoTroN-The sales to-day luot including
$50 and $50 bales additional Yesterday,
when the actual business was $500 bales)
were confined to $3.50 bales, at prices requir-
ing no change in our quotations. We give
also the figures and report of the Exchange
as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF oLAssrIcATIoE
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MONETARY AND C0MmERCIAL.

OFFICE FEw oRLBAE ! REPUBLICAN
urm.usnaRaw T7rfuurruna March \ f0TT


oFFIcK NEW ORLBAFS REPUBLICAN
WEDNESDAY ETHnIRe March 7. 1871
The demand for money was light to day
both in bank and on the street. and com
mercial paper was unchanged. Under the
advance ct New York gold ruled 80 higher,
and sold to fair extent. Foreign exchange
followed the course of gold, closing a II Nc
higher for sterling, and y v cent for
francs. The business in both was moder-
ate. With larger offerings New York sight
was easier. Stocks were quiet. A moder-
ate business was done in State bonds at
stronger rates. Premium bonds ruled ct
about previous quotations.
The following were to-day elected d.
rectors Of the Crescent City Live Stock
Landing and Slaughterhouse Company:
Meesrs. Joseph Hernandez, j. n. AvegnO,
Charles De Ruyter, T. S. Serrill, Robert
Mott, B. Ssloy, C. ]. Nicholson, Charles
Silliugham and j. j. McGinnis.
We continue to quote exceptional COM
mereial paper at So " cent W annum
discount; Al do 500; second grade l20l5;
consolidated loans 90; first class mort
cages Slk a 9lt, and second grade lO0l2.
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STEAMSHIPS,
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR XII
ky WHIST.

United States Man Line
w IsESLaElARMEFF. cLYDR, wSEETElMTIaEe1
mS The New Orleans
- and Havana Eteami
80 win dispatch one Of the
class steamers from New
Every Week.
Touching st Cedar Keys and Koy We
Meeting with steamers for Tampa.
Though bills Of lading issued to 4
Florida, Including Tampa, and 70 New ID
ton and Savannah.
BpieLdid passenger accommodation,
hckete given to above pOints.
No height resolved without PERM
once.
FOR freight or passage spply 70
l. K. ROBERTS,
No. 10 Comn
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WAUuW r uAactag VS. Octave
EN0uRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THl
Of Orleans. No. ~, 755.-By virtue
q neri faeias to me directed BY the
the FOURTH District Court for the parish
IN the above entitled cause. viii prot
at public auction, at the Merchants AZ
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between
CustOmhoIse streets, In the eecond
this city, on MONDAY, AVrii @
twelve o'clock NJ. the following desc
ELEVEN LOTS or GROUND, With
proyementss, rights. ways, privileges,
and dependencies, eitusfed in the vi,
Of this city, designated by the nu
Two, three, four, sixteen, seventeen
nineteen, twenty twenty ono and tive
the square comprised within GeDo,s. d
DIN and DiHemeeourr ttreets the Wild
formity with plan drawn BY @. A
surveyor, on. the TWEEN ty-L econd Of N
ana deposited ~ the otfloe Of 7. o std
PuDhe N this city, BY. the number ok
lots measure as follows, to vii: 70
one and two measure each third
eight inches front on Raudfl
by q depth, between parallel lines|
hundred aud eight feet. Lot number N
ures THIRTY -soar feet seven and 4 hnlf n
on Baudia street, BY q depth betwsa
lines q one hundred and eight feet u
four has thirty-fOur feet seven facheA
Baudin street, by a depth between parau
one hundred and eight fest. Lot i,umF
has thirty -four feet seven inches front d
court street. by dep b between Daralll
one hundred and eight feet Lot nunl
teen has thirty four feet seven and 9 n
mont on Diem. court street, BY one hu|
eight feet deep between parallel likes
bsrn eighteen a. d ninttsen measure esI
four feet eight inches front on D'Hemecol
BY one hundred and eight feet deep betl
allel linee. Aud lots numbeK8 twenty h
and twenty-five measure each thirty -.ol
inchee front on GenOis street, BY a ded
hundred and eight feet six inches sid
tween parallel 1in.e. Being the SAND
acqu red by the defendant herein IN
from W. ,Pearee, per act passed u
9ottschalk. late notary public in thl
the second If June, 1853.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
+ THOMAS Il. Hi'
mhs Is % aps Civil Sheriff Of the Parish
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The market opened with moderate in
quiry, but although the movement Was
checked by brokers claiming concessions
which factors we're unwilling to grant, vet
the Gales during the morning reached 1900
bales, after which there was no material
change the demand exhibiting but little
spirit, and the addit onal sales not exceed
ing $3.50 bales. making total for the day,
as noted above, Of $3.50 bales, ngainst 6300
yesterday. Prices were m anifestly weaker,
the previous buoyaney being loat, and IN
tsvaFat cases offers were accepted which
had been previously refused. IL some In
stances, in fact, buyers obtained 9 oonces-
elOn Of Ac. The unfavorAble turn, bow
evcr, was not sufficiently marked 70 require
any ehange IN our quotations, but In some
grades the leaning Was TO the iuside
figures. The advance Of lto in sterling to
some extent counteracted the unfaFOrabIe
tenor Of the dispatches, which reported
Liverpool quiet and steady st previous
rates, with sales Of 0000 bales, and ar
Eivais fraction lower; Hevre unchanged,
but duI, with large receipts, and buyers
operating ct reduction, and New York
i,l6o lower for spots, and 81 the close l1-l00
02fl0e5 for futures.
The Exchaaae makes the amount on
shipboard fuot cleared before to-dny'e ex-
ports Of I153 baleel 81 "a bales. embracing
81 1884 for Liverpool, "a aQ5 for Hayre, 4alI
I1I NtA8 &FHGNM c1Ap ~ % AQk 0kHAAUM4 &Nao tut
Spain, 1900 for the Mediterranean and 43a
for coastwiss ports, leaving IA pressea
sgFeeably 20 its Heoount at u M 230, 81
bales. only q small part Of which 10 on sale
At noon today middling was quoted 81
Galveston ct llate, at Mobile Al II 3te. II
Savannah At l2lses st Charleston a. l22se,
&C Wilminzton st ilBc. At New York 81
Y 7-I6e, e Baaton q lssse. g. Memlhi. a
LAG. st Augusta at ll4 oil te, ct Phiia-
9elphia 81 1859, and e. Cincinnati 81
li%o.
Ths Exchange reports; "halee 4260 bales
Market quiet
COTTON srATEMuNr.
sseek 81 Aane September 1875. ..ss.., Fl ~
Arrived r1pYi9nAy .r..s.t.i All oVl--l ~ ~
1otsI..... s..s....... .TdS vi
Cleared q day ....ss...-s ...t....-- 1853
ceared rfsFsouslY .,,.....s...sas $3.50 ~
stook sn asa ana 81 shIpboAfa not oisassa al ~
5iQtR cane ttz7s 1885 4Het ~ A
To-day's exports Were . Nov York
Heceinn proper since la8t evening 33ll
hnlea zgain4e CO.. % lnst Wednesday and
ftisiasi 5sezs nakine en- nTgreaate sI1e.
last Nes3 44a 81 80 IhaI year Total 0Idas
AeEust q 9eo 9e4 talea' aFainsl :. s. .Gfl
lt11 Fee4a 1ol<E1o IA Il3.
The ELcAfaEe IfI1eeamt make the Be
laIFie IS 81 e porto fr1E ~ ~ geHef
day 81 u 81. SAP NsIal. aHatn10 D g5l
iSf1 eaA H41 at3 lass gear making Sd
aAnes fias tttniaa Of %.
H93 I1st Ws9k end 90
N4 AA NInNe ArMaAs IA p 42 9ls
helt 4A4 F9& np n NaesdAg AaoE
4E frHNae as, fAN
M1a8rSs In<iaaIta.
Ef944 nNIfg 4NNIf41
Ita4 e sEs llsl It1t. 4AA y y.
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Mrs Widow Cecilia Grehan VS.. Mrs
Widow Bridget Carroll ct ais.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
H. OF Orleans, No. a. 4l7.-By virtue of writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth Dhtrict Court for the parish Of or
leans, In the above entitled cause, viii proceed
60 sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
AuotioneerB Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and OuStomhouse streets, in the. Second
District Of this city, on SATURDAY, April z, 1877,
at twelve O'clock NJ, the following described
Two Two 'oshTAfK LOTS OF GROUND. situated IN
the suburb Lvaudais (now the Fourth District OF
this eily). designated by the numbers one hundred
and six aud one hundred and seven, In square
number twenty,six bounded by Fulton, Rousseau,
Sorapuru or Philip and First streets; said lots i'd
Sin each other and measure, each, Thirty feet
seven incheh front on Fulton street. by depth,
eacn, between parallel lines, of one hundred and
twenty feet three inches five Inns, the whole
agreeably to q plan drawn by Hugh Grant, sur
veyor Of LafAy, Ute dated the aecoad Of February,
1874 deposited 10 tine office Of 1. Kenny late no
taly Of Jeherson parishi together with all the
al advantages theTeunto belonging or Ia anywise
g. pertaining Being the same property which the
late ThOmaa Carroll deceased acquitted BY pur
chase nom q. Maenhaut, as per act passed before
Octave De ArmRs, notary public in this city under
date OF the deent III of April 1883 and the tfend-
ant herein ACQUIRED SAID property as iolowe 70
in communi J OF said Thomas Carroll, deceased
ard the other undivided half thereof by donation
from her children, Francis Q Carroll and Mary Arm
public In this city, on tie twenty seventh Of May
1875 the said defendant and her children having
been put In possession Of said property, in the
Aforesaid proportions by virtue Of judgment
signed on the twenty. third Of May. 1873, by the
honorable the Second District Court for the palish
Thomas Carroll No. % 1853 Of the docket Of aatd
90 urt, VIII CHI Judgment has been duly registered
in eonveya, GO once Of this city in book Que hun.
dred and one, folio seven hundred and seventy
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
mis- Il 81 ap4 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of oFieaua
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1ohn u IRrlefan and &iexiq Eabeft. ex-
ecuseIe' ye. Mr.. and Mis-. BrieuEhe aud Mr..
and Mis- Winteleii John J. Taalet0n OF 81. We,
TNTFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH oF
~ Orleans, No. 774a by virtue Of two writs of
nsri fScas to me directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sen az
public Snction, at the MERCHANTS and Auct oneers'
tomh9uBe streets, in the second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, March "a 1871 at twelve
o'clock NJ the following described property, to
"A oERTAN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon land all
to belonging, situated in The suburb IRENE, Sec
ond District Of thie city in the square bounded by
St Ann, Orleans, Treme ard Ht. Claude streets,
and designated as lot number six on plan drawn
oy A. :: khelps 1nrveyor dated January Z. 1888
publie In this city; which said lot meaaures thirty.
three feet fOurinchee front on Orleans street, BY
sixty eight feet nine inches in depth on one side
ana sixtyeight feet ten inches eight lines In depth
on the other side, between parallel linee. Being
the same property acquired by the defendants
Macarthur per act passed before Andrew Hero. Jr !,
notary public in this city, dated August q 1875.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-1. In cash for a sufficient amount to pay
paiutifss clam, say the sun of eight hu dred aud
thlty three dollars and thirty three and oneihird
cents, with interest thereon at the rate of eight
per cent per annum, from the third Of July, 1875,
until the day of sale, ave per cent on the amount
tUed for for t.orneys fees four dollars costs OF
copy of act, and costs Of suit and taxes due
2. The purchaser to assume ito this extent of his
bd) She payment of promiss0ry note secured by
mo, tgage on said properly for the Ike sum OF
eight hundred and thiItythree dollars and thirty
" three and third cents, date the third OF
Juls, 1875, drawn by defendants to their order
and indossed by themselves, countersigned BY
thtlr husbands, and payable Two years after date,
With interest At the tate Of eight per eeut pr an
balance Of the price Of adjudication, If any, cash
on the spot.
fe2l % mh7 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1925.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1925.
ny PIACIDE 5. SPEAR, AucTIoERKR-
~ osace No; g Royal street. : Z tuesday,,
auction. at No. lO3 Chsrtres street, between Cont
and St Louis streets, by virtue and IN pursuance
q the Second Distlict Court for the parish Of Or
leans, dated March s, 1877, for account Of the
-' The APoTaHcARY STORE, sToRR FIXTURES
AND COUNTRIES hersinbeiore mentioned. The
whole to be sold in block.
assume, over and above the price Of adiudicetion,
ell the obligatons of the lease Of said premises.
per month ,lpay able monthly. mhs 10 1920
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY no. S.
GAsQUkT STRBET, FIRSP DISTRIOf.
SUCCESSION OF PIERRE HkEO.
second District Court for the RaFiah Of OxleAna
ny PIAAClDR !. SPEAR, ABOF7oHKzR-
March 8, 1871. At twelve o'clock NJ, win be sold
ct public auction a. the Merchants and Auction
eezs Exchange. on Royal street. between. Canal
and CuatOmhouae streets, by v rtue and in pur-
auance 10 an order from tine Hon. A. L. T1saot,
Judge Of the second Diatrct Court for the parish 81
grleana. dated december ls, 1875, for aeeount Of
4 LOT OF GROUND, together with the build.
p of I'VE f. & se ~ s9s 5 f.
quet Common, Marais and Where streets. known
as No s. oasquet street and detignated as lot No.
fore n de Armas, late notary public in this city,
the Seventeenth Of February. 1876 said LOT hay.
Ing front on Gasquet streeG Of 81 faet II inches
lines By depth between parallel lines Of i21 feet
| 10 inches lineB
chase from Alexander W scales, By act passed
before y. B. Cenaa,- notary public. on the twenty
L eight Of September 1888
Terms and Conditions--0ne half cash; the bal
huee st one years cred for potse bearing apeeia
mortgage. and vendors lien and privilege vi ]
eight per cent interest per nnnum from date til
paid the clause o. nvoper cent attorneys fees ID
eaae Of judicial pr0ot ednRd 10 recover payment d
said notes. or any portion ghete0f insu1ance and
transfer Of policy Rnd all other usual elauaes Ths
purchaser TO make deposit Of ten per cent on thi
amount Of adjudication It the IA Jinent Of sale.
acts OF Aniu before JRmeA Eahey notary public
a. the expeAne OF purchnaen fe3 10 II - nah3
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State eoneols were stronger, closing ct
s. 63Ik, against SPA 0633s.
Premium bonds were 10 fair request, but
were still quoted about 1925 032s,
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HoUssHoLD FURaITURE. ETo.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. Z. E. MouaIN.

second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 39.243
pY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIoNEER-
ID ONCE No. As Royal stTeet--FRIDAY
March 9. 1877. at 10 A. H.. will be sold al
public auction, at No. 100 Bienville street, be
tween Bourbon and Danphine streets, by virtue
and in pursuance to au order from the Hon A. L
Tssot, fudge of the Second Dis riot Court for the
parish Of 0rl, a5s, dated February 1e, 1877, fol
account OF said succession
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FuRSITURE etc.
Tefms-Cash on adjudication. fe24 % mh3
AP0THKCsRT sTORR, NT0RR FIXIUREs. CO1N
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SUCCESSION OF ROBERT HUYeHE.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 39,298.
DY PL.ACIDE Js SPEAR, AUOTIoNEKR-
ID Once No. 46 ReyAl street. = MONDAY.
March 10, 1877, at 1890 A. NJ, will 90 sold
At public auction on the premises, n 8 IS and So
First street, by virtue and in pursuance TO an
order from the Hon. A. L. TiasOt Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish OF 0rleaBs,
dated March 5, 1877, for account Of aaid success
sion
A valuable assortment Of LUuBER. CARPEN.
ThRs TOOLS STEAM ENGINE, BOILER etc.
Also. PARLOR, DISIHGR0oM and BBHROVM FUR
EITURB, etc.
Terms-Cssh. mhs l3I7ls
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MIs0ELLANE0U

MONEY 10 LRpD.
TIKI METROPOLITAN LOAN AND saw
No. IL Camp street,
VIII make advances on hrBRCHANl
and BILVERWARR, DIAMONDS, JBV
At rates ranging from one to four /
ooss " I'D. VAN HoRI
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PR0xfgsORY NOTES. DRAFTS OPEN
COUNTS AND ASSETS.

PRONfsSORY NOTES, DRAFTS OPEN 40
COUNTS AND ASSETS
ESTATE OF B. L. ADAMS, INDIVIDUALLY AND
As A lIEMBER or TRE PiRM OF ROBERT
ADAMS 4 SON.
IN BhNKRUPTCY.
United States District Court for the Dist
Of Louiqla1a--Nos 1850.
ny NASH a. HoDGaON--1. i HoDnaDN.
- Auoiionaar-Ot doc No. % Care elat straet.--
% SATURDAY, March "a, 1919 Twelve O'Clock
81 ~ tho 81 Charles Auction k4rhAnge, IL the
hasenenf EetunAA of the ~ Gharias Hotal ia She
afs ~ virtue and m nprapanes q an order Of th4
I41n. " q HuifrN9, Judge " thA u1it States DiA
tt Coalt iur no Dlstrotp l Laelsiana. slttsns "a
Aankrnpleg dated FottHtty n. 1871 court dockef
Ne 1852 "a tAe Mat,et qf tue ahpys tankfupteyl
All or TEX IRoMIesoRY NOTEs, DRAFTS,
opFf hco0DN1. aud ASSETS q TIE s4sFe bsnas
ilrl q rfr itneduIr on 90 - the hands o. s
5Inh1H u .0.. 01III1nH-
3EIIEH.-U0|u On She NUU[ fH mHt 20
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1889.



Americas and Foreign Pa
GILMORE 4 CO.. successors to On
mer & Co, solicitors Patents procure
triea. 10 fees IN aaFAnee. No charf
patent ie granted. No fees for making
examinations No addi tlonai lees 4
and conducting q reheaFing. Gpecl
given to interference cases before
once. extensions before Congress-, a
suits In different States, and ali ntl1
tAlntng to inventions or patenlg. y
GILMORE y co. for pamphlet o. eixtl
old Bomney Land Wars
The last report 81 tbs Commi1alone
eral Land 0fies shown ? e97. t0p scr
land warrants outstanding. These
under act Of 1855 and prior s9t4. GIL
pay cash for them Send by regis
Where assignments are imperfect We
tons to perfect them.
UaIted States GenePal Lani
Contested land eases prOascuted .
United States General Land 0fieo And
Of the interior. Private land olaimf
presumption claims and homestead "a
Arrears Of Pay and Bsu
oHlesrs, soldiers and sallers OF the
their hesra, are il many casoa entit
from the government, Of which d
knowledge. Write full history OF
state amount o. pay ana bounty Il
close stamp 10 dlLM0Kk a Coz. and
after examination, viii be given you
PenaAonsn
All officers. sosdiern and sailors "
tured, on injured IN the late war. how
ean obtain 3 pension b. addressing +
90.
Gases prosecuted BY QfLM0Ru 4 Q
Supreme Court Of the united dtafes
Claims and 6he Southern Claims Com
Zach department Of our business
IN separate bureau, under the oharf
experienced parties employed BY q
Prompt aitdut0n to al business intr
MORE & co. Is thus secured. We
success By deserving It. Address
8lLMORH'
mysi washington. District Q
rmIlr1f nj n ~ Tta1 ~ 49, ~
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.. r. Kokrer W. .. q. Jemevein.
EVIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
L Of Orleans, No. 1886 BY virtue Of wlitof seia-
T Tt sfS s-e V S alssee ~ IN " i1s
the above entitled cause, ! VIII proceed TO sell
At public auction at the Merchants end Auction
CuFtomhouse streets ia the Second District Of thia
city, on SATURDAY, nerGh q, 1871 at twelve
o'clock n, the following described property 70
LOT 0FaR0UND, uituatsd 81 the corner o.
LeVoe and q leslie atEfet8, IN fauDouIg Anuunoin,
tIan, Bret strict Of this city. designated By he
number ono on plan drawn 81 Joseph Pilie, iete
surveyor, OF The ninst OF April 1891, and do
Of william chslsty late notary public ia thid
7iyi said lof ueaRnIea 1ssenlgait taet front On
ono hundred ard twenty ise6 I'll dspih aud ffonb
on Celeste street, Ia the squfr e bopndAd py Old
Ltyee, Celeste Religious and tuna streets. French
L9T on dB0UFD uIauassd d tue same
salpoGss sne saFsle Y ths ~ aeese aetsiiese
drawn bF n Foilausu, iate apKveyor dated the
aghteenth 81 DeeeR peg. 5saa and AeFoalted IN
city; aaid lot maazalaes ID Aneficau Mfaoure.
tuqul4aoFe1 fats lpn1 nehes tvs hula 'front.' %
seven g Ten inshes ase lines h depth, hetwsen
uunHeI lIue4.
hy thi dffaudeni herein IRON hpdrelI toda ~
per aot pa1aaa htfota 5ehu y culeg, ueIary public
ibis e|iy, dated tAe seEehtt entH Of June, ti'A
f0INtd in tl|e ta1Fe sal1
ielm--Ca-h Qn tie sg9 .s,,, s. +. .,~,v
ga lsmhl p oiIll ehsEa q ~ Farish q QfIeens
Edward ceHess e. sc taeee s,epapps nna
T7lNrh n|sFna1E taEHE FoR IIe PARISH
7e1i a1i & i6 IS dlrssts6 81 Ils nfhas.tis ina
&t9Ih Nsdnof Neuff faE tAe rafIeh pf orie4na. tN
me Rne1N enatie9 easzs ps9eee4 "a aq4 az
81 aAlf itA 9efQeA as WtEehouaes ko4
~ Ane ~ pIs44a A esfNnea AelAl ana bqlpr
ALI THA 4AkHzE 18TH AEN MOVABLE JOY.
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HAoernln assurances g'Smnnuv--y.
Catherine Daily and hnshab6
GiXTH DISTRICT COURr p-E tn.
~ of Orleans, No. 8l3s.-E Eirfns. ~
nen factaa 70 me diEssa ~ ens,l
me el1th District tS,lle ~ tne n
Orleans, in the aboF. entlti e cause NJ
tiOneers' ExolsGhges Royal street, betw9
and Customn0use Streets, In the HeeOn'
Of this sity. on MONDAY, April 8
twelve o'clock A., the following descr
A cRsTsIN LOT OR PoRTION OIL
situated in the Fourth bistfict Of this
square bounded by AnnuneiAtion, Lsilh
and Third streets, measuring forty nv
inches front on Annunciatinn street, 81
died feet in depth and font on ND
Being the whole Of the lot desiRuI1
number nineteen. less twenty.niiic
inches taken of In tho rear OF said lof. |
with AL the buildings aud improvement
and ali tie rights, ways and I'D gant age n
lnging or Ia anyWise appFr' aiming,
same p operty acquired By purchase Il a
cessioa Of Andrew zolleTs. per act pa
A. D. D0riocouit, rotary public IN this ,
fifteen.h of August. 1870
neizedin the above su1t.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS II. nj