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6oiels.

COLEMAN HOUSE.
" EUROPEAN PLAN
BROADWAY AND 27THSr, NETWORK.
Tho undersigned pleased TO TO his former
patrons others desiring accommodation that he
faa long and purchased tho
furniture popular hotel which, having been
greatly improved ~ OF the most attrac
tive hotels In the city The name Is no longer
Leland Hotel but COLEMAN HOUSE, as formerly.
JAMES II. RODGERS,
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"The Life Letters and Literary Remains oil INC i ~
Ivtton" appear with q double claim to welcome -
their contents Is au obographica, always most interesting
f 6 literature but especially when the hand OF s''
WELD, the scfportrayng pen; and 10 pnohc eager io
an insight into the inner life Of the distinguished nov
dro1atis and Parliamentary orator, who hrst mae
o lo Ioars these volumes will be additionally recon-
,eDded by the eitorshp OF who has mdispuaDy en-
boned its nstre Seldom, indeed has the history OF Ehgsh
letters oiuced so striking combination OF emnence III e
i ard aubor of an autobiography distinction in its ed
tor and literary ability both has been illustrated III lhese
memorials Of Edward Bulwcr Lord Lyton by his son ana
sncce.s 1r-LondOn Daily Telegraph
Lord Lons memorial ilustrious father VIII ne Of
unusual interest and materials more ample been
left TO literary executor. Like most great nove1stS
and even most it viii be seen that he has dczu
from systematic seaRayss and illustrated the characters OF
his r,e3fous from incidents in his Many
of the incidents happened himself read strangely hke
scenes from his more sensational novels Be that as may II
is impossible not Interested by the seevelatons IN
chapters that been written with singular irahA
pess.-LOudOn Times
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h1inier Resorts.
TRAWFoRD'S MEXICAN GULF HOTEL.
pass CHRISTIAN. MISS.

PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.
on the Gulf coast between NewOreana and Mobile Finest
winter resort the Hotel new with every modern
convenience aud Improvement Fronting directly tho
Gulf With private pier length Hot and cold
baths Climate unexeeled only 90 miles from New
Orleans By Louisville Nashville r. H. and change OF
cars from Washington Louis Louisville For rooms
ply 70 Nj. ChAWtOIiD. Manager
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WINTER RESORTS.
w GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTI, PORTO RICO.
COLOMBIA, ISrHMUS OF PANAMA and NlCAkAGUA
Tourists invited to avail Of these trps which they can
make route taken by the COmpnnys Steamers at the
extreme low o. 80 per day which includes all privileges
living board the whole time passengers desiring to
change their any other passenger
steamer OF the line they meet OH the voyage For passage
-FFS PIN FORWoOD & co, Agenta
~, "a State-st. n eW- York.
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Sales bn AurliolI.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. i23S broadway, corner Thirty
nrst At until D. M West Twcuty-thir.s,
Jghavr No 90 East Fourteenth st. corner lni0nSquale
7GD Thirdayr, FOrty7eycuth-t; nc the HARLEM
OFFICES, Nos lUU7 aud 1900 Thrdave., corner One
twenty lfths, up 70 y. M, at regular Office
rates.
= OlS AT AUCTION.
For sale az Public Auction the remainder " an assigned
stock Of TOYS &c 80 Il tOrtlaud 4, sale &c 10 IN,
sNTIrtDAY gyth inst. JAMES T. SiLO, AuCtiuueer.
I'O BUILDERS.-Public sale in Philadelphia
Il fBUILDING MATERIAL.
bcGRANITL FRONT Of The Five story Building, Nos
n aud 3 Chestnut street 80 feet front, Will be sold at
Public sale, ~ THE PREMISES " WEDNESDAY, MUM
mo January ., 1884, 40 10 O'Clock.
Tey- 10 be- removed prior o. March l. 1881.
fhotoypc View and fur Their information may DO had by ia
dressing N. THOMAS & SONS, AuCuOneers,
Philadelphia, Penn
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Nfm Publications.
-
TARpER g. BROTHERS, New-York.
Publish this Day:
THE BREAD-WINNERS.
SOCIAL STUDY.
l6mo Cloth, 81.
II.
p p e. RROTHERs, New-Yorl1.
THE LIFE OF LORD LYTTON.

THE LIFE LETTERS AND LITERARY K RIM. ~ -
or EDWARD BULwER, LORD LYTToN. Byhis SON tno
Earl Of Iyttoa Cowen Meredih). Volume l. containing
Vols 7 and II OF the English Edition. Illustrated Uy 81
portrait. eleven wood engrayings, and SIX lAe-si "
MSS &c. &c. limo, cloth, 81 10.
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ROUND THE GALLEY-FIRE.

BY w Clark Russell author OF "The Wreck OF the Grosve
nor "a sea queen" IAN Ocean FreeLancc" my Watch
Below" &c. 4to paper, 10 cents.
r-TTarpcr Brothers will send any above works by
mail postage prepaid any part Of the United states On re-
ceipt o. the price
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Gounirn l)ropertp for Sale auo 90 Get

Gountrp l)roperip for Sale ono % Let.
AN EXQUISITE double dwelling, stable,
"A ouh9uscs, &c, and about seven acres With superb
woodland lawn and Views OF the Hudson at Dobbs Ferry
surrounded by the handsOmes establishments In TIL.
fashionable suburb OF NcwIOrk Price very low 10 prompt
purchaser. V. X. STEVENSON,i IT. No 81 CedaTst and
No G6l Jth-aye.
| ONG BRANCH COTTAGES and HOTELS.
for sale; elegant cottages Tor sale at EberOn
4 at Monmouth Beach nj Sea Bright on Rumson Neck,
others al Asbury Park, Deal Beach. WILLIAM LANE,
Long Branch.
ITO RENT.-TwO Splendid Brick Dwellings in
Augusta delightfully."- situated and centrally located
Every convenience Furnished or UNFINISHED, as desired
Address L. MAXWELL, Real Estate Agent, Augusta, Ca
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Justrnction.
For Bows and Young Men-country.
TT PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.

For BOYS and Young Men-country.
Mt. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ ~ nsoNp EoUIPMENT SUPERIOR INSTRUCTORS
Fun eourses oil sfndy the Classics. Modern
and The study OF thc English Language This
ei Known Military Boarding School now In It's hiyhfSt
year. viii reopen On January HOVE TSiit AlLES Principal,
sing sing, " y.
DYE. y. Y.-Bradford Mansion school; IN
III Ter terIn vii, begin Nov. 81 Cd COLLINS, PrlhclpaL
ct. AUSTIN'S SCHOOL, Staten Island, Rector
ICRev Alfred q. Mortimer university OF London AsSist
AMI Masters Rev T. CranstUn (BlOWns), Rev H. - Las
sitr fprinceon " = Nyle (Iarvard) and Others There
Will BE- unexpected vacancies for two b1aes az
For Information address Rev. ~ g. Mortimer west biBh'o'
Staten island
G,WVTHEN c. SHORTLIDGES MEDIA
added 20 new rooms. students admitted ana cassnea any
time All pupils board with the principal - 5rugl%Hs
school opens, after the holidays Jan 81 tNcG Ilr
every EXPENSE. books. sc NddrrSS ~ iIhi i,
Penn
For Young LadIes-Counsry.
pORDENTOWN, n. j. = Female College
ID beautifully located very heai,hul and ihorosh it
oi l'S'' anu al Rev WM G. BOWEN, \. NJ. President
CONN., MIDDLETOWN.-"T The Misses Pat
TENS English and Classical Family and Day school TOT
Young ladies' Beautiful location AMI superior aahuRes
MISS AIKEN'S BOARDING AND DAY
vi SCHOOL for young ladies' stanford Conn re'pc'
sept. 70 For particulars address MISS - Al NJ
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
WI ana Day School for Young ladies' ~ Val ST. wv
lth begins Thursday september ~
Circulars sent upon apphcatlou'
THE ELMS.-Family and day, school Tor
| Girls No I4l High-st Springfield, Mass FOR citcu'
lars address the Principals. Misses PORTER @ClAMrNEl
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WANTED to lease, in Westchester County,
w from April house Of ten rooms with ve TO ten acres
Of land Must have fruit and good water Not than
twenty miles irom city. Address stating rent etc. HOME
No. s-S DE Kalb-ayc, Brooklyn
WILL EXCHANGE nearby property for
w Southern farm, dwelling other productive property
BOX 1853 New York.
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Citp 11ropertp 60 Eet.

ITO LET.-StOres, lofts and buildings on Beck
man. Spruce, Frankfort John, William and Pearl sts
rutland q WHITING, . Beekmanst
V'O LET.-ln private family, in Madison
ave, corner house, in best location, handsomely fur
nished second floor extra required meals supplied
by a caterer Address LOCATION, Box g. Tribune uptown
OllCe l,23S Broadway.
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NVEST SHORE ROUTE.


NETWORK WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RY,
Trains leave DesbrOsses and COrtandt street StatOus
For syracuse ana Oneida, 800 m S915 p m.
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain CanajOhare Port Jackson
Amsterdam 800, ll:20 u m; sS;l6 p. M
Albany and Catsk. - $50, ll:2O $780, s9:l5 D. III
OswegO, oneida, Norwich sidney, $50 a. nj IS p m,
Kingston Highland, Poughkeepse, q, 92O, ll2O nj
$50, 400, +9;l5 p. M.
SewDIrg. 's, $40, Il2O a m.i $50. 4.sO -9l5p.m.
Mddet0wn, $50, ll;2O q. M; 4.1O A30, IS y. H.
sDaiy. Other trains daily except Sunday. 80 -
Buffet Parlor Cars ON 900 aud Qs2O M ana 45O p u'
trains for Albany.
Parlor Bullet Cars ON 800 m. train for syracuse .
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars Oh Ol0 " ~ un of Ap~ny
Elegant Pullman Sleeping Cars for osgego on p ~ tram
Tickets and time abes at stations and at offices OF the o
Pany Jersey city, Pennsylvania Railroad station BrSo Ny
No CourtsLi Annex Ohce foot OF tulton-sti ana 70
DeKIhave SewYork CITY Nos l62 2o AL al W. Ss M
l323 Broadway Ne 8 Union Square No I5i o.nsNeg ~
los 25ths Pennsylvania RR station foot
st., and foot COrtlandtst.
CHANGE OF TINE, AND OPEN THROUGH. ~,
There will general change OF time on these nus NJ
nary l. 1884, which date the West shore Route VII ~
opened for local and through business between New
bany Utica, syracuse, Rochester Buffalo niagara fHn 'N
pension Bridge, Detroit Chicago and the West ,y "A
Tho train points named above now leaving New
0l5 viii leave NewYOrk on aud after DeeeuoeI ~
3 Other changes take effect January ana VII
fssua HENRY MONEII,.
Gonl Passenger Asenn
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Instrnrilon.

1nstrnfiion.
For Boys and Young Men---City.
CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
n. free to parents please give particulars T. MIRIAM
c0fRIERE < CO. 81 East 5th-st, Union Square
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
FRANK DRIsLER 4. NJ Principal ,...
the school, or to prof. ESRY DHIsLEI As West 4Gh,st.
Columbia Institute 1O6 West 42d-st, f. FOw-
NgsT o B 1 and G B6 c5 PEI c Ro
CHARLIER INSTITUTE.
q sd Tfsf i2 &S 2BqBGa,}%e g sGa6d Park
foI boys and youths. from seven 20 twenty.
ITHE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. g
boarding a'i pupil Send Iif o Circular @ob AG%E2 Principal
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 72l
MadsCnaye, near GitL.sti Dr. II. b. ClIAPIN Pnnct
s%m Hew building, compete IN It's The
64th school year Just begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4s1
and Classical Dep'ts. M NJ HOBBY W. AKIN, rrinc'pls
For Young Ladies-Cit7.
MESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNIER'S
vi French Proestant Boarding and Day School for Young
reopen Monday October l. Thorough course in ali English
branches.
For Both sexes-City.
FRIENDS SEMINARY, for both sexes East
lGthst and Rutheriordplace kindergarten, primary
BENJAMIN SMITH, ". A.. Principal
DACKARD'S COLLEGE, No. SO5 Broadway.
m strictly business eiGcation , Shorthand and
Ibis school does nothing ndnerenty 1t employs
teachers ana ne best methods known TO teaching and charges
fair price 1t was never 20 prosperous as TO day
90 d Jr s 0gt 9S aeaH
broadway.
'THE MISSES LEEDss ENGLISH and
Il FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for young
ladies and children. q East l2Gthst
Art Schools-City.
Nj RS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
TER c6LQR PGINTiNG STILL LIFE, FLOWERS a and I'd
sfUDIo' No 50 MADIsoN,AvE. '-'
MI p HUSTINGToN, ME WILLIAM HART Nj
JAMES HART. Mr. A. +. BELLOWS.
For Boys and Young Men Country.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
~ Young Boys. L. KINDS, A. NJ, Hampstead, l..
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
81 %nS sSeEb ii as of1s 1SSae
R0RDENTOWN, n. Military Institute.
40 Prepares for College Business Finely located health
Rev. VIM Q. BOWEN, A. NJ. Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
n G prepares par Boys for College Scientific and
PTinciPaI '-'Oi anu -'i i'"'iHs'A 'oiiN AiAhi'
COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL TNSTI-
a5 I8 a5 to eoege the Scientific
Department Military Organization and Drilling ana ample
sic a. nff THf I FaGa skating swimming
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
Rev. A. @. CHAMBERS A. NJ, Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
ply to G. B. METcALF A. N. sGperntendsnt ''''OH ~
pEEKSKILL IN. " Military Academy.-For
circulars address Col c. J. WRIGHT a. NJ, Principal.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Cnes S SG ys96 pssTsei conferred .
Col. THEo. HYATT, PRESIDENT
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OENERAL TRANSATIAN No COMPANY.

GENERAL IRANSAllAN III COMfAN q.
~ Between NewN0rk and Havre.
COmpauya pier neW No ~ North River foot or AOrtOnst
Travellers Uy his line avoid both transit by English railway
and discomfort Of the Channel IN small boat
Special leaving tho dock at iavre direct Tor
arrival steamers Baggage checked az New1o
through To Paris.
ST LAURENT, De J0ussclin Wed, Jan 2 q m
AMERIQUE Santei. Wednesday, jan 8, y D. m
CANADA. FrLngcu jan 10, a. m
Checks payable sight suit the Banque
Twnsatlnntiquc OF Paris.
For freight ana passage apply 20
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, No. O, Bowling Green
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HeaI Gstate Aaents.

r ROMANO BROWN,
y. REAL ESTATE,
1880 Broadway,
8. f.. corner 33d>st, NEW-YORH.
Special given the Of estates. rent
ing, collecting, &c.
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Gitp Real Gstate for Sale

TOR SALE.-Down-tOwn business property
and apartment houses well rented PAULR TODD, l45
Broadway.
TOR SALE-DowntOwn business property and
Il apartment houses well rented. PAUL z. TODD, las
Broadway.
| EXINGTON-AVE., near 34TH-ST.-FOur
WHITING, Beekman-st
TOR SALE.-Six elegant lots, northeast cor
ner 5tllaye. and 71thst terms easy to builders f. H.
TOR SALE.-An elegant house and lot ON
5h-ave. between 9th aud 2sth sts, in the centre OF
business improvements h. II. LUDLOW & Co, ) flDest
and l,l3O Broadway
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-Fiv Brooklyn
4 fats, all rented, for country seat or farm
10. HOYT SON, 20 Nassau-st
Tor SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Two story frame House With Ot,having at 23O M, Fox
width UDiOnaye and 81 feet lthst and depth OF
40 feet Fifty feet south OF GrandSt Brooklyn L. d.
Apply to WAKEMAN & LATTING, SO Nassau-st.
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NORWICH LINE o,.r,n,

"eheI'h ~ Il. Il. BYINGToN, q. p. A.
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~ INV A REDUCTION OF FARE
To Boston, So Worcester " % NASHUA 20 D ForuanL
81, and no transfer
lA0 uo" nun ,TTY OF WORCESTER
ttou elegant boat
The fayOrite CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No. 49, North River foot o. Wattst next pier
above UesDrossesst daily except sundays al 80 Pun
Drawing room cars to Boston from Newondon at AID a. m
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Steamboats, anb RAILROADS..

TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
Il slip at and IL m. Sundays exceptedl II M
steamer arrives IN time for early trains North and East
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TOR SALE.-Down-tOwn business property
and apartment houses well rented. PAUL p TODD l45
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For Young Ladies-Cit

| MFSDEMOISELLES CHARBONNIER'S
WI French Protestant Boarding Day for Young
LADIES' 50 East 3Jtst New-YOTk formerly Pari8J, will
reopen Monday october l. Thorough AL English
/ br4nchGs
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/ EHIGH VALLEY Passenger
trains leave depot foot of COrandt and Desbroses sts.
Of $40 a. m, sac and for Easton Bethlehem Allen
tOyl Reading Mauch ChunCh. Wnkesharre, TOwanda, Wa
verify Ithaca GENEVA Lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman
through daily Local trains at a. m ana ofO
7 m. for EastOn Bethlehem and COOlay. -.
Trains leaving at $40 M and 5io p m eohnecS ZOE
train local for Chunk S10a m Leave Mauch Chunk
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OCEAN STEAMERS

nORDEAUN LINE.
ID New and direct line 10 the SOnth Of Franco
NEWYORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT .
81. CHATEAU LEOFILLE 1900 tOnsl edntsahH jan 10
rs. CHATEAU MAKGAUN i43OO tOns) 800. February -
From Prpntcns storey NEAR WuLsL Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers for France. spain ana Italy PyreneeA Pdl
Nice &c viii save time and expense by taking this line
Cabin uncludiuZ wiucl $50 stecraSe, 80.
'o' p's''S' 'PP" " F. LIE BOULANGER, 46 Beaver.st.
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NOTTCE-"LANE ROUTE"
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO 40 NORTH RIVER
PAVONIA Wednesay, Jan. ?, 1870 a m
GALLiA Wednesday jan q, p.
St'YTIIIA " Wednesday jan L.
CTPHNI ONIA ............ Wednesday, Jan. 30 D.
Cabin passage $50, FsU ana 500.
Sergc FROM al parts Of Europe az very low
Tatps passage OtiCe No. Bowling Green.
vernon IL. BROWN q CO, Agents
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MARRIED.-In st. Johns Episcopal Church
Ihibudanx, on Wednesday April "a, 1883 by
the Rev. A. $. Clark. Miss Katie ID. Ellis,
daughter of 7. H.. Ellis of Thibolaux. and
Hunter &. Leake. Editor of Feliciana Senti-
mel.
The SENTINEL ia thankful to
the youthful couple for u slice of
delicious cake, aud wishes prospect
ty and happiness may surround
them along the journey of life.
W. trust that the accomplished
and happy bride, will find in her
new home that friendship and af-
lection which was extended to her
by those whom she leaves behind.
1t was hardly fair for our cotem
pOrary of the Feliciana Sentinel to
take away from our midst one OF
the brightest ornaments in our so
cial circles, but if he will prove to
be a manly, devoted husband, who
will protect and shield his bride
from adversely our regrets will be
changed to gladness.
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1--WE had the pleasure of meet
ing this week Nj. Theophile Ha
rams, the genial Superintendent
o fthe Fibre Company, in lower La
fourche. He reports that the works
of the Company which have been
tested, have fully answered the an
ticipations of the projectors, aud
that they are turning out a supe
rior quality of fibre. Mr.. Harang
informs US that bagasse can be ma
nipulated for fully eight months in
the year, and as the banana tree
yields an excellent fibre when it
has gone through the factory of
this Company, it would seem that
the works could. be kept in opera
ton nearly the whole year round.
We n glad to note the success
OF this new enterprise in our parish,
and hope that it will continue to de
velope the almost inexhaustible 70
sources of our section in tho mat
ieE Of fibre producing materials.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par.
ish of LafOurehe,
SUGGESTIONS Of Benjamin +. Holden,
and wN and Community No.
1923 Hr0bateS.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND De
l. cree of the above Court in obedience to
a. commission to me1dlrected in the above emit
tied and numbered SUGGESTIONS and communi-
ty. | will offer for sale a. public auction pur
suaut to law. to the last and highest bidder
Court House in the Town Of Thib0daux, on
SATURDAY tthe 10Th. day of MAY 1888 be
tween the hours Of IL o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock r. NJ. the property herein after DIES.
cribed as follows viz
SUBDIVISION No.
A certain lot with the buildings and improve
ments thereon situated in the town of T'hibo.
daLx measuring Seventy seven feet six inches
IN front on Market Street, by Il depth of Nine
TIP feet eight inches, bounded North by Mar
ket street, East by st. Louis Street, West by
property OF 5. L. GrisalnOrc and J. +. Gaudct
and South by subdivision Nos. =. and 8.
SUBDIVISION No 2.
A certain lot with the buildings and improve
ments thereon Situated in the town of Thibo.
daux measuring Thirty eight feet eight inches
on Main Street by a depth of Fifty seven feet
bounded North by subdivision No. l. East by
st. Louis Street, South by Main Street and
West by subdivision No. 5.
SUBDIVISION No. 3.
A certain vacant lot situated in the town of
Thibodaux measuring Thirty eight feet eight
inches front on Main Street by y depth Of fif-
ty seven feet, bounded on the North by subdi
vision No. l.. East by subdivision M. 9.
South by Main Street and West by property
belonging to j. +. Gaudet.
On tue following terms and conditions. for
Cash to pay debts.
March 3lst. 1888.
THEOPHILE THlBODAUX
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
iSh of Lafourche.
Succession Of Donation BcMoit, No
11O6 PrObates.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
j cree Of the above Court aud in obedience
tn a commission to me- directed in the above
entitled and numbered succession | will offer
for sale at public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder on the premises
situated in said parish at about seven niles
from. the Town Of Thibodamx in the settle
ment known as the Chackbay settlement
on Saturday the Doth day OF May 1883,
between the hours OIL o'clock A and 4
o'clock p. NJ. the following describe6 proner
t. belonging to the above succession to-wit
I. A certain tract of land situated in said
parish of Latourche ut about seven miles from
the town OF Thibolnux situated in the settle
ment known us the Chachay settlement mca
surfing two and halt arpents front by Twenty
one arpents III depth more or less bourded
above by lands Of Jules Boudreaux and he
low by lands of Ellie panvel, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
2. Another tract Of land situated in the
Chacbay settlement being swamp la;,.. meas
uring two arpents in front by seven arpents
in depth and lying Immediately i'll the rear
of the land Of jackson Barnett.
3. One lot of household furniture and cook
ing utensils &c. &c.
Terms and conditions If sale cash on the
spot in United States Treasury Notes, to pay
debts.
April 2lst, 1889.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court. Par
iSh of LatOurche.
Succession Of j. Alphonse Z. Ledet,
No. 11O2 Pt0bates.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
L cree of the above Court and in obedience
to q commission to me directed in the above
entitled and numbered succession l will Of
fer for sale at public auction pursuana to. law
to the last and highest bidder ct the Court
House in the Town of ThibOdaux, on Satur-
day the 18th day of May 1888 between the
hours OF ii A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. the fol
lowing described property belonging to the
above succession to-wit:
The lower half Of the following described
property viz:
A certain tract Of land situated in this Par
ish on the right bahk Of bayou Lafourchc at
about eight miles below the Town of Th,bo
deux measuring:one arpent more or less front
by forty arpents in depth accordin. to exist
ing lines convcrging as they recede from. the
bayou bounded above by lands OF Louis Bour
ge0is and below by lands now belonging to
widow +. Gaude. Together with all the build
ing aud improvements on said lower half ex-
cepting such portion of the dwelling house OF
Charles irthur Gaud6 owner Of the upper
half of said property as may be on said lower
half which is expressly reserved in favor of
said Charles Arthur Claude.
Also the Notes and open accounts due to
the above estate as described in tho annexed in
ventory on file in my Office for reference.
On the following terms and conditions to-
wit For Cash TO pay debts.
April 7th, 1883.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.