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New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

snc"ie 2l85 1880 Dec 2I5
BY the foregoing il is seen that OF the TI,2OO,'po
legal tenders cancelled and added to the deposits,
for retirement, of bank note circulation ~ 9ioSo
is drawn from thr reserves of the Newly OTk banks.
OF the past week there is little III the commercial
situation to TclItC-always dull, except in retail
circles il has been only more than usual. Not
wilstauding the talk of better export demand Tor
wheat the Custom house returns show that the ship
Incnls were unusually small, being but l71,1OO
bn.hcls against 222, 100 for the corresponding
week Of 1879, and Of corn, $500 bushels,
AGAINST G3 700. Money has been active at
, to per cent gold. The stock market
speculation has been variable, aud cXllblted tccI-
ing Of uncertainty in quarters winch heretofore nav"
experienced great confidence III the future. Inc
exhibit made by the Lake Shore Company and tho
declaration of only Il per cent dlyldcnd-Which
takes all that was estimated to have been earned
vas "a disappointment to many; but how 1t could
have been in face of notorious facts, passes C0npe
hcI;iUn This, follOwc by the horrible accident OF
Friday night which viii cost the company IN dam
ages for dead and wounded, loss of bridge, rolling
stock, and ten days of traffic, anywhere from
100000 to $l0OO,G0O was a, heavy ioaI
To bear But il maHfuliy met, ara
every device known to stock speculation
Immediately set operation to postpone the inrya-
bic break The principal changes III the acelNe
stocks from the closing prices OF last Satuidaj are
rs follows: Dcclines-N Orl-M Western preferred, 80;
Rock Island, j.; Western Union, d; Delaware and
Hudson and Harlem, Illinois Central and North
Western each IL; C., C., {. and J. and Michigan
Central each 10; Adams Express, los; Central ana
Hudson, y. and Lake shore, 81. AdyauceS-St
PauI, lJ; Preferred y; Chicago, Burlington and
each D. aad United States Express | per cent. The
4. Ii,.t a.t. 10, -tt,.Vl In
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

Tic money market at thc dose OF the week wa;
active. and borrowers on all GLASSES OF collateral
were compelled to pay lull per cent for acc9mm9,,
dations over until Tuesday, and IN some cases Evlf
was charged. Discount is as last quoted The rates
of exchange on Ncw-York at the Aforementioned
cities today were: Savannah, j Offered; Cincin-
natl, dull, lloa & per cent discount Charleston
mrTcial, 7rd: bank, i; st. Louis, $1a$l 30 dis
count; and Chicago, firm, 75c. discount. The fol-
lowing is the Clearinghouse statement to-day
Currency exchanges %6O, O,77S,47l; currency bai-
anccs. $3,1lG,7l3; gold exchanges, FIG+0,lj9;
gold balances, Sl,405,7S The following ior the
week: Currency clraraucca, $.|3S, 721 600; cur
rcncy balances. sSlG 1926 gold clearances SOL
1916. .j39 : gold balances, SH,62j22l.
Government bonds cOntinue steady, though ther"
we're no particular changes compared with yester-
dny Knowledge of tue fact that twenty 10 thirty
millions viii Rave 10 bc bought within the mex.
forty days fog trust funds and for the extremely
prI,dert class of investors who keep thcir money II
United Satcs bonds, gives The market nrm under
tnnn Nn nnmrN lnlrst .trprt ullUtLtLnMs:
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
I'm Statc hnnds District OF CaInmhia

In State bonds District Of Columbia 3.03s. ad-
vancrd 10 Ill. There were 10 sales oi city bank
stocks Railroad bonds were active sales o. Ham
nibal and St Joseph Convertible - al 50; Chicago
and Norih-WeSteIm Coupon gold consOS at 930
G3Is: Nrw-Jcrsey Central irstS 10; Rock Island
Is. l25s: Union Pacific irss, 1864, and Missouri
Pacific hrsts 9Gi2.
Wa.hin-, ~ di, ,patches report the Treasury now
holding 1887 ~ $500 in United states bonds to Sc
cure The National bank circulation, and $l9,Ol1 1000
TO secure the public deposits. United states bonds
today 81 Osa 800; United states bond, held tor
circulation Withdrawn ior the wccll ending to-day
III 1872 oOe National bank CIRCULATION now ont
~ ,OJ7 1870. The receipts from the latcrual Revenue
to-day were 5ii93,Sl3 80, and from the Customs
SIg93O5 20 The receipts of National bank notes
for redemption for the week ending Dee. 30 rs
compared with the corresponding week OF last year
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
Total sales for the day
4 A z. seller 80 days.

Cable adviccs were not specially important to-day.
In London British consos closed Yesterday at o41
04Is: the opening price to-day was 941IG, ana the
price at 1880 o'clock was 044@Q1h; United
States bonds are unchanged, except for the lO-ios
which are p higher and the Cos. which are g
hiphcr. The London market is strengthened ny
dispatches from Constantnople saying that the
arnIlsticc has been prolonged to March J; Inc sum
of ej 600 bullion was withdrawn from the Bank OF
England to-day. In Paris five per cent French
rentcs advanced 20 105 72i2, sight exchange on Lon
don being quoted at 25.lil2. The foreign cTchahge
market here was dull as usual on saturday, Dut
strong strong at Yesterdays figures. All the sales of
gold were at 1914 l07ls, and the market teatureiess
On GOLD loans the opening rate was l6 Tor carylne
the rates since have been Gl2W7 per cent currency
and gold The steamer Crown rnGS % came IN do- TO-
day with E225,O0O in gold colE !he LIE dIei3IE us
interest and i8s 900 called bonds inclusive OF
$G5S 900 and $4,000 to-day To-day5 business business
AT the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
Sli O20 900: gold balances $232O,5 $50 currency
balances -, 10 1888. To-day's gold quotations
were: ,a-,, ,o7ls
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
Neu l1nblicatlors
Ready Jan. 2:

THE
PRESIDENTIAL COUNTS:
COMPLETE OFFICIAL RECORD
GF THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS At TIE
COUNTING OF THE ELECTORAL VOTES ~ ALL
THE ELECTIONS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES; To-
GErUER WITH ALL CONGRESSIONAL
LEGISLATION INCIDENT THERETO.
OK TO PROPOSED LEGISLATION
UPON THAT SUBJECT
WITH An hNALYTICAL INTRODUCTION
One largo yo Volume go Pages Paper Covus, Price s".
Of the aggregate votes cast for Peetden -
re c1oatls; important act relating TO every such
election How shalt IL Dee touc3 How shall the resnt ae
peacefully and jrsu. Gecideil How shall the votes be
couutcIs Ipon t1c satisfactory solution Of ts qucSn'n
hangs Pee existence Of The Government II these pages the
Tcaacr ali thi has been proposed or sad ID congress
on Ire subject together with tic entire official acon OF Con
gres in counting the votes at every previous Irosoeta.
election.
AL tho Coa,ros debates on'hs subject arc printed
ye..ala ,Iom ror,gorts The Annals q CorErrss'
Cou-tess c,al Globe and Congressional Record and N
ev,:y case the pages Of The original ~os are gwen
j. APPLETON & CO.. Publishers,
jlg ana 5jl Broadway n. y.
Sent free by man 70 any address in the United STATES on
rrcaut Of tie rrcc.
ON JANUARY B.
THE ELECTORAL VOTES or 1876;
WHO SHOULD COUNT THEM,
WHAT SHOULD BE COUNTED,
T.M EI;5:EDY FOR THE WRONG COUNT
Rv
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
Price, % cents
s,. ..p, 5ylasi 10 any address receipt a the price.
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$40 and 55l broadway.
TTHE RO0K FOR THE HOUR!
THE pI-TIsU,TIOE OF TIE UNION
THE ORIGIS OF TIE SECOND CIVIL WAR;
Al booksellers ard IsWsdCsiJrs.
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DlARIFS 1917. Fiue Stationery, Daily Jour
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Nu..l,..-t Francs I"u'Itl4' NiH,tn Lane.
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GcGtbrrs.


A LADY wishes PUPILS to instruct at their
~ own residences in Engsh French Music and Drawing;
would prefer position as daily goyencs nneIct ploagIe
references moderate terms Address H. BOX ~, IliDuir
Uptown OfIca, l,@3s Brcldway.
4 LADY who has had number Of years
\ experience TEACHER in an orphan home, ara ~
Other schools also desires to cnloy hrr talents; can aa
English branches and vocal music; play piano and
cabinet organ very good testimonials. Please addless
TEACHER, % Stautol.s Np"loI
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union square;
Tncagccnts made FOR Teachers No charge schools and
famlhcs. ANNA RANDALL plEhL Manager.
MRS. ANNA RANDALL DIEHL, teacher OF
va Reading and Dramatic action, 30 Unon-sqnaro.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER. Teacher Of
4fR Landscape flowers. &C) Sufo No. Asst-
cIauou HilCHg. References Mr.. u. Huntington, MI VIM
IlaIt Mr. James NJ. Hart.
TEIEACHERS' AGENCY, 1.7O7 ChcstnUt-st.,
Philadelphia Competent teachers WGl' ana lcEa') !"r
every branch o hslfu ton
SSTANTED-FOr the Religious School o. the
w T,mp' Em1uu ~, teacher competent 10 take charge
Of the highest class impaired in English. Apply
Iy lctcI 10 Rev. ~. q. GOITHEIIr 73G LeAnGtOnavc
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
The receipts con, ior today wtre *G03,3,7


The foregoing named changes in deposits and
withdrawal. Oi bonds to secure bank circulation
Will work a reduction Of T9536OO IN legal tenders
and S92 300 in baUk-uOtc circulation.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company has de-
clarcd samiannual dividend OF per cent, payable
on demand.
terest dividend at In" rate OF per cent per annum
he earnings OF tie ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and
South"ru Railway Company for the third week OF
- loo I575-.. Sl22,sU6 Incrcase.....<j204
Mcssrs. Kuhn, Loeb y Go. invite proposals for
81 100000 Cincinnati 7-;}O bonds, the balance of
the issues authorized by he Legislature of the state
of Ohio for the CITY Of CINCINNATI. With the late
fail in gold, the tide of investment has turned
toward the currency bonds.
The following shows the exports exclusive of
specie from tie port of NewlOrk 10 foreign ports
Tor the week ending Dec. 26 and since the begin
ming OF the year: ~ ~ .c
Ess s ls5' ..1P '5'3i 'S'%
Janl *2Sssg lo5 s2ai2loosl s27} @7S777
The following shows the imports OF dry goods
and general merchandise at the port OF New-io.k oc
the week ending Dee. 30 and since the beginning
:s. AZ: " 'l'5 '$5 ss35s '3 :5,' s3"
rTsTauy S!9 i@y 'aT SpSS SS ssoJ5555 s556S} soa55
Total since Jan 1s5s5S2C370 :si51c5,sIS saosci52$3
The following lrc tia dry goods imports included
in II, above for the same period: ,c
4 Fq-' a s a so l53a5 S5ajs ss4{ 7 tS5ri$s tS5i5.5
] Fns. .I. sr I. sas5s sas5s 5&2ia 5@&a55
Th. exports oi specie for the wee, ending Dee. 30
and since the hr2nalugoi oi ihe year were ~ lo""s:
rqeyioa,ly 5o, .riortcl ..... ..... I32ilj5f
Total since jan. ............sf3ts tsf.eS3
The following j. comparative statrmau. o.! thc
exports of specie from thp port of N"V-l0r,l TO
tf,,ft 4. tn me-
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
NMAnLINR INsIIlIE
McnONALD'-

ETNINEESlrN Grammar School, No. l Win
q ugurpss, .oac block FROM Ne0N OH Ini'clslt, be.
eir ,s h year ,ut L. classical Comm Ic 81, and Primary
DlaItWr.is AZ. " HOBBY. B. = LASclrEl, II1ucila
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

STEAEEN-gHr MARKET hru.,r; fnme weston Va
uu1i,i AT iliIC b %. sales 100 i,s o ltiN"t
sUGAK-R -Real,d Was tlmer a1d lS R,.S;'",S is, t,r
llatall r.r f,. Powdered 3Ur t'tdlftN.N5 i 10
g., shed Iyt or Cat Loaf d ~ S4lt Gt nt S'l' No N'
40 RAW pas dol unch'ns sUi 81 S-a aIN, ~ ' "a
1Dst ICnuiu. $4,000 bags Mania uuii AT o'se0'e. '-
2,1UO bags hraH, ut . Lgc -. yo,on - Primo
NJ SAG y b closp$ held a S%e, ~ bois Good so ~
y NJ. ,.....,. ala. 1s by,S
Atxl13 galOn owing Ia the preseit lnaSe ~ e ars
.rinr ~. nopta,l by the RcNCunc neprtIntub We TO-
cnsany turco 10 pay for noFe lghn hes H , ,,rs..rl
utaluca IA Ihc balrcls. IT is hoped the kiSsen1 a
systsn may soon bo superseded by either "NeisHihe
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

The bank statement for to-day reflects lhe Iarse
arrivals of coin from abroad, and the 'lSbselei,
Of the Treasury for January interest showing gam
in snecie of 10 SS0,9OO. The loans are eXpanaeH
SGi GOO and legal tcudera are down 90 tL,oOO
cnosIts are thus increased TG,2JO 400 ana thc CIR
culatlor up $3.50 900, which together, makes l in
arrountirr more consistent than IS uslhi. Pnt I
after fleductiBg the specie from the deposits uic
ingaj tender reserves against currency deposits y
down OIL from the preceding week, now beng ~
10 so p.r cent. The comparative totals are s Ioi-
lows: oo nssarepcss
iDa's 5a snn 33 Otg, 100 Increase. 5,3Sg3OO
SpC....;..' ~ a,O 100 57l 800
iet W, w i' J-n -OO 2I046 100 Increase. 629O,4UO
r'lni',tnr X III 200 lJ2O<7OU Increase. 10000
The following shows the relations between INC
total reserve and the total liabilities:
Dec. 90 Dec. 80. changes.
e,ac,, s27G5DSOO $32,Uig,7OO Inc. .SJ3SJ,9DO
Isg,I fcrdrrr rs 81 800 81 g7j 100 Dee. G1l,h'O
Total reserve sGJ 2OG7O0 sGsO2l,sOO Inc. SlslSlC0
Reserve required
against depsits. 5l5h2,GB o3,Ilj,ZIo -'--''''
EXccssO TcsCryG
Surrm"its - IL I664.O25i l49O9525 245,jOO
The following il the bank statement compared
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

n UIl I II NTIIIlNINN I4INJ n y
~ STEA aSIIIp LINE BETWEEN NEW. YORK,
SDtIuAMIION. AND BREMEN.
CyMfANY'~ PIER 3oOt Of SECOND ST, HOBOkEN.
ODER saturday -......JaI NECkAh, aaturdav an 70
IIEENANE, sat Jan. I0 AMERICA SlluTtay, Jan -
RATES OF PASSAGE nom SItN lOikk 10 SOIiHAMP
TON. uANRE, OK Rkf4d+N
FIRST CABIN SlOJ, gold SECONn CAEIN, SGO gold
SiEEKAGE $50, currency. .
Return 1cAi- redured PREPAID btocrase CCFub
Gales, 80 currency
For trc, ,.hJ or passage apply 10 90
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMEST-lOh oCioC
AND 1ll2 O'clock 4. NJ.


Ics Of Stafe Ronds- KcilIOdd B0ndS-BdRE ana H""
road ShdrcS- -EIpTrSa Stocks. &c
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

The following j. . comparative statcm.u: of lhc
exports of specie from thy p1rt of E"N-l orl TO
foreign ports from Jdl. to tlIs latc, for period
e -. 400
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
,aed 70 dav. Trade was consequently su.
Good Ordinary

Ordinary i9fs L9T MiadrnS"......... :
GOpd ordinary y mo1lDg - z
Aud te FOL owing tho figures at which the futures closed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07
Thicrry Du Fouseray vs.. George Lewis,
Collins Davis. interdicted.

Collins Davis. interdicted.
ISOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II isb of Orleans-No. 4416.-By virtue of q
writ of heri faeias to me directed by the Honor.
able the Fourth District Court for the parish of
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. will pro,
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street be-
! tween Canal and Customhouse streets. IN the
Second District of this city, on WEDNESDAY.
May ninth, 1877, mt 10 O'Clock m, the following
described property, to.wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
NIL the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights. ways. customs. servitudes and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining. situated in the. First District OF this
city, In the square bounded by Rampant (late
Circusj, Gravier. Basin tate st. john and Com
mon streets: said lot forms the corner OF Ram
part. or Circus, and Gravier streets, and meas
ures twenty five feet front on the former by one
the latter, and Ia bounded in the rear by an alley
ten feet four inches wide, the use of which is
common to said lot and others it being under
stood that the lot herein seized is Intended to
comprise the whole ground on which stands the
corner house aforesaid from Gravier street to
the middle of the party wall dividing It from
the adjoining house. and from Rampant street
to the common alley aforesaid. and all the de-
tendencies thereof: which property belongs to
the defendant herein by inheritance as the sole
Issue and heir of George Davis, who had &C
CURED larger tract, of which the above is u
portion. by purchase from Mrs; Eulalie Trepag-
passed before Michel de Armas then a notary
public in this city, on the second of August. 1891
Beized in the above suit
THOS. II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff OF the parish of Orleans.
apr al myg
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07
BY O. Valeton.

THREE-sTORY BRICK BUILDING.
Adjoining A. Thomson's Refinery Without
any reserve.
pY o. VALETON. Auctioneer-Offfee. % and
ID 95 Magazine street--SATURDAY. April Z. at
10 o'clock M will be sold at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal street
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
bounded by New Levee or Peters. Julia. Com
merce and 81; joseph streets; said lot measures
street iii feet inches In depth on the line near
est to Julia street, 112 feet inches in depth on
the line towards It. joseph street; and 70 feet on
three-story brick building thereon. bearing No.
1872 and adjoining the Thomson Refinery.
Terms-One- half cash and balance In one year
credit for note secured by mortgage and ven
doris privilege, bearing eight per cent interest
from day of sale until said five per cent Attor-
ney's fees, in case of suit. The property to be
kept insured to a sufficient amount to cover the
note and policy transferred to the holder thereof
Taxes for the running year. payable In 1878,
to be assured by purchasers; 10 per cent OF adju.
dication to be paid at the moment Of sale act of
az before 0. de Armas. Notary Public. ap1 I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey, Macon & o'Connor.
CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE.

CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
No. so7 st. Andrew street. between Prytania and
Coliseum.
Small Cash Payment and Long Terms Of Credit.
pY HoEY, MACON & o'CONNoR Nicholas
ID J. Hoey, Auctioneer-Offlce, ii Carondelet
street--sATURDAY. April 7. 1877, at 70 o'clock
THE HANDSOME TWo-sTORY FRAME
DWELLING. 3O7 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 lines front on
st. Andrew street, lit feet IL inches III lines in
depth on the side OF lot No. 8. 118 feet inches
liues in depth on the other side line. and so feet
in width on the rear line. The improvements
comprise q neat Story Frame Dwelling. re-
tired from the street. with open iron fence front,
sufficient side way and openings to the south !;
has hall and two-story wing, and q one-story
location is pleasant and of easy access to bust
ness. and is adjacent to the splendid residences
of Col. LOUIS Bush G. r. Buddecke, L. B. Cain
and Ed. Conery, Esds. Possession OF the prop
erty can be had ut once.
TERMs-One. fourth cash, and the remainder
on one, two and three years credit, with inter
est Of per cent per annum from date OF sale
until final payment, with all the usual securi y
clauses and insurance and transfer OF policy,
etc, all secured by special mortgage and ven.
doris lien, anu purchaser to assume payment
over and above his bid of all taxes payable this
year, 1877.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser,
before N. B. Trist ESQ. Notary Public.
mb17 10 u rs 31td
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.


- isli Of Orleans s327-By virtue Of q writ
Of fieri facias against Mary Amelia Prlee ana
Jointly. TO me directed by the honorable the
Bixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans;
u hs above entitled VIII pfee aed q se
fioneers Exchange. Royal street. between Canal
a9a sres h the Nee sts s17
ct IA o'clock m. the following described prop
Fly I. 4 Y CERTAIN YE1RsTAr LOT OF GROUND with oil
the buildings and provements thereon. rights.
ways. privileges or servitudes thereunto at
iiached Or Il anywise aagppertaining, situate in
bounded BY Magazine, Delord. Toucher and
Poeyfarre streets designated as lot No. seven,
and measuring twenty-four feet ten inches front
teen feet six inches in depth, between parallel
lines. fronting ut the rear on common alley
eleven feet eleven inches wide. running from
.. AN0THER IOT Of GRoUND. with all the
buildings. and improvements thereon. rights.
ways. privileges, or servitudes thereuntO at
fached or In anywise appertaining, situated in
the same district. and in tho square bounded by
Duplantier, !now Cnlliopel, Constance, Ann mn n
citation and Bartholomew streets. designated as
lot number thirty three and measuring twenty
four feet nine INCHES and five lines front on
naP 9r e ebes depb
between parallel lines,
Which said properly belongs to the Sid s n ma i
Mrs. M. A. Price. by inheritance from their late
mother. Mrs. Amelia Sidlel widow, Of George
Price ana deeeased wife q John L. Nair me a thd
said property before her marriage with the said
George l.. Marine, from the estate Of her de-
Sdle as per act passed before Octave De Armas.
Notary Public in this city, on the thirtieth day
a. November. 1858.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot. ,.-rv
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. s9.283.
by G. E. GIRARDEY, Auetioneer-Offi 81
~ Camp street-THUR SDAY, the 10th of April,
1877, at 70 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 virtue Of q Judgment Of partition from the
Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge of the Second District
Court, for the parish of Orleans. dated and
signed the 9th of March. 1877, and rendered in
the above entitled matter. the following de-
TWO tGEhTAfN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
In the Third District Of this city, and In the
square bounded by Kerlerec, Plauche fnow
Marais), Columbus and Where streets. desig-
mated by the numbers and O. as per plan drawn
by ]. A. DHemmecourt, surveyor. dated 9th OF
July. 1853. The said lots measure each in
American meas urement 80 feet 8 inches lines
front on Kerlerec street. by 100 feet inches 2
lines In depth. together with all the improve
ments thereon, rights. ways, privileges and ap-
purtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining.
Terms-Cash on the spot; purchaso- % as
sumo the taxes for 1877 over the price adjudi-
cation.
Act Of sale ct the expense of the purchaser
before Edgar Grfma. ESQ.,. Notary public.
mhi6 "a 81 apr 10 10
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CHOICE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

At Auction.
The old Orleans Club House, on st. Charles
street. between Canal and Common.
Sale without Limit.
On Easy Terms and Long Credit.
ID J. Hoey, Auctioneer- Once No. ii Garonde-
let street-On SATURDAY, April7. 1877. at 10
o'clock M. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange.
in the basement rotunda of the st. Charles Ho-
tel, will be sold at public auction the following
The The T YiYRRaEs AND ATTIC BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING. known rs Nos. Is
and II st. Charles street, ia the square bounded
by St Charles, Carondelet. Canal and Common
streets: The lot measures about 81 feet inch
and lines ( .ont on St. Charles street by depth
of about 16l feet inches and lines on the line
towards Common street. about 164 feet inches
and about sc feet inches and line in width in
the rear on diagonal line, together with the
perpetual servi1ude of acommon alley extend
ing from the rear of this lot and opening On
Common street.
This fine property Is well worthy the attention
OF capitalists: the wide and lofty lower floor
affords ample space for two large stores. and
the thorough construction above and in the
rear recomD end it to all as q most complete
club boarding or lodging house. The property
has lately undergone thorough renovation
the stores are now occupied by i. Gonthier and
Gueble & Nippert, and sold subject to q lease
expiring 30th September. 1878.
Terms -0ne-fourth cash remainder at one,
two and three years credit, with interest of
eight per cent. per annum from date Of sale until
final payment, with all the usual security clauses
and insurance and transfer Of policy, etc. all
secured by special mortgage and vendors lien,
and purchaser to assume payment over and
above his bid of all taxes payable this year.
1877.
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchaser.
before Theo. Guyol, Esq. notary public.
mh17 18 "a Is std