AUCTION SALES. By 8. Oniiuuxlt. gDUCRSSION OF VICTOIRH BONNECAZB. FOB A PARTITION. Second District Court for the parish of Orleans— Bo. B Y 8. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER—OFFICH corner of Exchange alley aud Bienville street BATCKDAY, December 9.1871. will bo eold at twelve o'clock M., at the Merc haute and Auctioneers' Kx chance, on Bora) street, between Canal and Cus tomhouse streets, by virtue of a judgment rendered and signed November 4. 1871, by L. Duvigueaud, judge of said court— 1. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Square comprised between St. Philip, Royal, bu maine and ('hurtres (lormerly Condi-) streets, it the Second District of this city, designated by the lt$er* A and B on a sketch thereof made by Ar thur DeArmas, surveyor, according to which sketch the said loth have, American measure, to wit: Lot A, 30 fret 10 inches and 4 lines front on St. Philip street, by €3 feet 11 inches and 3 lines i~ depth, between parallel lines; together with a tw< story brick house. No. 46, haring four booms, bar galleries, two closets and pantry under the stair case, a two story brick kitchen of four rooms, privy hvdraut. paved Yard, etc. Lot B has 33 feet and 7 lines front on said St. Philip street, by 63 feet 11 inches aud 3 lines in depth, between parallel lines; together with a one atory brick house of four rooms, oack gallery and cabinet, a two-story brick kitchen of four rooms, privy, hydrant, paved yard. etc. 2. A LOT OF GROUND, situated in suburb Mariguv. on Goodchiidren street between fct. An toine and Columbus streets: said lot is designated as No. 1, on a plau made by Antoine Bourgcroi then deputy surveyor general, dated April 29, 1331 aud annexed to aii act passed September 30. 1833 before Felix de Armas, tueu a notary public of this oity. Said lot of ground havi ng 30 feet front ou said Gdodcliildren street, by 130 feet 7 inches in depth, all American measure; together with frame house. No. 398, and a two-story kitchen, bot elate roofed, the house having three rooms, side gallery, and a large caninet. a large room in tile attic, all the lower rooms being papered; the kitchen contains four rooms. Another frame build ing of oue room in the back yard; paved yard be tween house aud kitchen: a splendid brick well with chain pump; privy, two cisterns, etc. 3. A CERTAIN LoT OF GROUND situated In the Second District of this city, iu the square com g rised within Burgundy, Toulouse, Rampart and t. Peter streets, measuring 33 feet 4 inches front ou Burgundy street by 127 feet 10 inches ia depth, together wit h a one-story hriek house No, 171 and 173, and a two-story brick kitchen. The honse contains four rooms, closed gallery aud cabinet; the kitchen contains four rooms, double brick house, and a large back yard. Plana of the above property will be exhibited at aaid Exchange before the day of sale. Also, one gold suuff box, eight silver forks, and fonr silver spoons. SaripHo. 2268 of the Nan Mutual Insurance Com pauy of New Orleans, for the year 1838. for $62 So. Scrip No. 1513 of the Creaccnt Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans, for the year 1860, tor $140. Tnreo scrips. Nos. 341, 426 and 757, of the Citiiens' Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans, one for $510, auother for $43C, and the third for $1380. Terms—For the real estate, one-third of price of adjudication cosh, aud tne balance at a credit of oue and two years in notes drawn by the re auective purchasers to their own order, aud by them indorsed, divided into coupons to suit the vendors, bearing eight per cent interest per an num from da; of sale until dnal payment, and made S arable at one and two years from date, at the oaicile of the Bask of America, in this oity. The aaid notes to be secured on the properties sold by a mortgage theresn; vendor's privilege retained; purchasers to pay lawyer's fees at the rate of ten per cent in case of suit for the recovery of the amount of any of said notes; purchasers t o keep properties purchased by them respectively con stantly insured for amount of said notes, and the policies of insurance to be transferred to vendors in collateral security, and the said purchasers to assume the payment of the taxes of 1871 above the price of adjudication ou the properties purchased by them respectively. Acts Of sale before Joseph Cuvillier, notary p lie, at the expense of the purchasers, including United States revenue stamps. no7 16 23 30 de9 By William De Lacy. TWO ELIGIBLE AND WELL BUILT THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. 219 AND 221 GRAYIER STREET. BETWEEN BARONNE AND DRYADES STREETS, BY AUCTION. SUCCESSION OF NANCY DAVENPORT.*^ Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans, No. 31,410. B Y W1LIJA3I DE LACY. AUCTIONEER__ Office No. 25 Commercial place—SATURDAY, December 23, at 12 M.. at the St. Charles Auction,Exchange, basement rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, bv virtue of and pursnant to au order of the Hon. Louis Duvigueaud, Judge of the Second District Court for tne. parish of Or leans, dated November 17, 1871, No. 31.430 of the docket of said sonrt, will be sold, by public auc tion, for account of said succession, the following d escri bed property, to wit— TWO CERTAIN LOTS OP GROUND, together with all tlie buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the First District of this city, formerly the second municipality, in the square bounded by and Gravier, Baronne, Common Dryades (late Pbilhppa) streets, and designated as lots Nos. 3 and 4. on a sketch annexed to an act passed before David L. McCay, late a notary in this-city, on the twentieth day of May, 1310. Said lots adjoin each other, and meaaure each 20 feet 5 inches front on Gravier street, 20 fret 6 inches in width in the rear, by a depth of 100 feet aud 3 inches on the side line nearest Baronne street. 100 feet 5 inches and 2 lines on the dividing line between said lots Nos. 3 and 4. and 100 feet 7 inches and 4 lines on the side line ot said lot No. 3, nearest Dryades street. The improvements consist of two well-built three-story brick slated buildtogs. in perfect re pair, with iron balconies ia front, known as Nos. 219 and 221 Gravier street, and contain, in main building, two rooms on each door, No. 219 having, iu addition, a wide hall: two-story brick back buildings, each containing two Booms; common alley in centre; paved yards, gas and gas fixtures tbrougnout; cisterns, hydrants, etc. Terms—Cash. Acts of sale and United States revenue stamps at the expense of purchasers, before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary public. no* 25 de2 9 16 26 SALE BY AUCTION OF VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY. TWO-STORY BRICK STORK. NO. 620 MAGAZINE STREET, NEAR THE MAGAZINE MARKET. NEAT FRAME SLATED COTTAGE, NO. 329 CON STANCE STREET, BETWEEN JACKSON AND JOSEPHINE STREETS. SUCCESSION OF BERNARD McKENNA. Second District Court for tiie parish of Orleans— No. 34,737. B Y WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIONEER— Office, No. 25 Commercial place—SATURDAY, December 16, 1871, at twelve o'clock M., at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, by virtue and I iursuantto two orders of sale from the Hon. Louis luvigneaud. Judge of the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, both dated November 10, 1871, No. 34.737 of the docket of said court, will be sold by public auction, for account of said succes sion, the following described property, to wit— 1. A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the buildings aud im provements thereon, situated in the Fourth Dis trict of this city, iu the square bounded by Con stance (formerly Live Oak), Jackson, Magazine and Josephine streets, and measuring, commencing at a distant* of 64 feet from the corner of Magazine and Josephine streets. 19 feet front on Magaziue street, by 126 feet 6 inches ami 6 lines in depth, be tween parallel lines. Said portion of ground forms S ai t of four certain lots ot ground iu i-aid square esignated by the Nos. 19,20, ai and 22, as per plau drawn by W. T. Thompson, surveyor, November 3, 1344, deposited in the ottiee of D. I. R.cardo, late a notary in this city, which said lots adjoin each other, and measure each 31 feet 7 inches and 6 7-10 lines front on Josephine street by 127 feet 10 inches and 5 hues in depth, between parallel lines. English measure; lot No. 22 forming the corner of Josephine and Magazine streets. The improve ments consist of a two-story Inick store, known as No. 620 Magazine street, and now used as a confec tionery. 2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the buddings and improvements thereon, situated, lviug aud being in the said Fourth District of this city, in the aforementioned square, bounded by (,'(instance (formerly Live Oak), Jackson, Magazine aud Josephine streets. Said lot measures 31 feet. 11 iuches and 5 lines front on said Constance street, by a depth of 130 feet, between parallel ljnes, En glish measure. The improvements consist of a frame siated cottage, retired from the street, aud known as No. 329 Constance street, w itli gallery in front and rear, and containing four rooms in main building, two rooms in rear building.and a kitchen, detached from other buildings, cistern, ske. paved yard and alley way, garden in front, etc. Terms and Conditions—For the property tirstly described, cash; and for the property secondly de scribed, one-t liird cash, balance on a credit of one and two years. In the notes of the purchaser, bear ing eight per cent interest per annum from date of sale until paid, secured by mortgage on the prop erty sold, tiie mortgage to embrace the danse of five per cent attorney's fees in case of suit to en force payment of notes, the buildings to be kept iusured by purchaser, aud policy transferred io ven dor; the purchaser to assume the payment of all taxes si) this property, as well as the preceding oue, for the year 1871. Acts of sale, including the United States revenue stamps, at the expense of the purchasers, before William J. CasMl, notary public. nol 5 13 25 de2 916 By A. Huston. HORSES AND MULES. Tri-weekly sales of fine saddle and harness horses work mules, top aud open baggies, harness etc., at auction. B Y A. HUSTON, AUCTIONEER OFFICI No. 199 Gravier street— Will be sold on TC88DAT, THURSDAY and SATURDAT of every week, at eleven O'clock A. M., at stables corner of Gravier and Baronne streets— Fine saddle and harases HORSES and MARK, aud work tCTOBB, new and second-hand top and open buggies, xngpins. etc. Out door sffies at tended to. Terms—Cash In United States trsasury notes. an< la AUCTION SALES. By G. De Feriet. IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ISTAT8 TN THE THIRD DISTRICT. SUCCESSIONS OF MRS. WIDOW ELIZABETH MOORE ET AL.. ON PETITION OF MRS. ANNE MOORE. FOR A PARTITION, NO. 34,714. B y g. be feriet, c. w. culbertson Auctioneer—Office No. 50 Royal street.— SATURDAT. December 23, 1871, at twelve o'clock, M., at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, will be sold by public anction, by virtue of a judgmemL rendered by the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, JudgK of the Second District Court for the pariah of Or leans, on November 3. 1871, and signed oa the thirteenth day of the same month aud year, the fol lowing described real estate, viz— 1. THREE LOTS O? GROUND In the Third Dis trict of this city, in the square bounded by St. Fer dinand, Morales, Cotton Press aud Urquhart streets, designated by the Nos. 1, 2 and 3, aud measur ing each 28 feet 6 inches and 4 lines front ou St. Ferdinand street, by 120 feet in depth, between parallel lines (jot No. 1 being a corner loti. The buildings and improvements on lots Nos. I and 2, which will be sold together, consist of a one-story frame house containing two bedrooms, two cab inets, front and rear galleries, a kitchen, well and cistern, a back building in the rear of lot No. 2,' containing two rooms, a cabinet and a gallery, etc. The buildings ou lot No. 3 consist of an oid stable. 2 FIVE AND A HALF LOTS OK GROUND in the same district, in the square bounded by Louisa Clouet, St. John the Baptist and Claiborne streets, designated by the Nos. 7, 8, 12. 13 aud 14, and half of lot No. 6. and measuring as follows, to wit: Lots Nos. 7 and 3 measure each 30 feet- front on Louisa street by 112 foet deep. The half of lot No. 6, adjoiinug lot No. 7, measures 134- feet front ou Louisa street, by 112 feet in depth, aud lots Nos. 13, 13 and 14 measure each 30 feet trout ou Claiborne street, by 17W feet 6 iuches in depth. Terms—Cash in Li-ited States treasure notes. Actsof sale, with United States revenue stamps attached, before E. Bouuy, notary public, at tue purchaser's expense. no21 23 dc2 9 16 23 POSITIVE SALK OF CHOICE REAL ESTAi'h. IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED, Situated in the FIK»T AND FOURTH DISTRICTS, TO WIT: ON CALLIOPE, MAGNOLIA, JOSEPHINE, LSVEE ASD JACKSON STREETS. SCl'CESSlON OF SAMUEL B. SMITH. B y g. de fekiet-c. w. culbertson, Auctioneer—Office No. 50 Royal atreet_ SATURDAY, December 2, 1871, at twelve o'clock M., at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base ment rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, and in the city of New Orleans, will be sold by public auction, by virtue of an orders from the honorable the Parish Court for the parish of Tangipahoa. State of Louisiana, dated July 3, 1371, and pursuant to a commission issued*to said auctioneer by A. C. Crane, deck of the Sixth Judicial District Court for the parish of Tangipahoa, predicated on the above mentioned order, and dated October 24, 1371, the following described real estate, situated in the city of New waos and parish of Orleans, and be longing to said Succession, to wit— 1. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the First District of this city, in the' square bounded by Galhope, Magnolia, Kuphrosine and Clara streets, designated by the Nos. 5 and 6, and measuring each 28 feet 2 lines front on Calliope street, by lui feet, 8 inches and 6 lines in depth, between rrilel lines. The buildings and improvements on No. 6 (lot No. 5 being vacant) consist of a two ir.r wooden building, formerly uBed as an ice house, and a large shed in tiie rear. 2. TWO LOTS OK GROUND in the same district and square, designated by the Nos. 22 and 23. and measuring each 39 feet front on Maguoha street, by 126 feet, 7 inches and two lines in depth, be tween parallel lines. 3. A LOT OF GROUND, with the buililiags aud improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth District of this city, ia the square bounded bv Josephine. Levee. Adele and Tchuupitoulas streets. Said lot of "round Is designated by the No. 4, and measures 30 feet front ou Josephine street, by 6-1 feet in depth, between psrallel fines. The buildings and improvements thereon ($ti sist of an one story frame dwelling house, divided into two tenements, containing four rooms with fireplaces, two cabinets and rear gallery a otic* story back building containing two rooms; also privies, two cisterns, etc. 4. A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings ami mprovements thereon, situated in tiie same dis trict, (fourth), aud in The square bounded by Levee, Jackson. Rousseau and Josephine streets. Said lot is designated by tbe No. 4, and measures 32 feet 2 inches and 7 lines from on Levee street 113 feet 3 inches and 2 lines in depth on one side hue aud 117 feet 5 inches oa the opposite side line. The buildings and improvements on said lot con sist of two old wooden tenements or shanties. 5. A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the same dis trict and square, being part of lot No. 6, and meas uring 24 feet front on Jackson street, by 127 teet 10 inches aud 5 lines in depth between parallel lines. The buildings and improvements thereon consist of a wooden house, covered with slates, containing four rooms aud a front gallery; also two cisterns privies, etc. Terms—Cash in United States treasury notes, payable, immediately after the adjudication, to tbe auctioneer. Acts of sale, with the United States interna! revenue stamps attached, before J. F. Codec, no tary public, at purchaser's expeuse. nol 4 11 13 23 de2 oil oa at VERY SUBSTANTIAL AND COMFORTABLE RESI DENCE. SITUATED ON LOVE, OR RAMPART STREET, BETWEEN ST. ANTHONY AND BAGATELLE STREETS. SUCCESSION OF LOUIS BERNARD. Second District Court for the Parish of Oileaus. No. 32.339. B y g. de feriet, c. w. culbertson, Auctioneer office No. 50 Royal street SATURDAY, December 2, 1371, at twelve o'clock M., at the St. Charles Auction Rxchauge, in the rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, will be sold by public auction, by virtue of au order from the Hou. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court for tbe parish of OTlear.s. dated October 30.1871. the following described real estate, belonging to said succession, viz— A PARCEL OR PORTION OF GROUND, situated in the Third District of this city, in the squaie bounded by Love, or Rampart, St. Anthony. Craps, or Burgundy, and Bagatelle, or Bourbon, streets. Said lot measures 53 feet 3 inches and 3 lines front on Love, or Rampart street, by 127 feet 10 inches and 5 lines in depth, between parallel lines. The buildings and improvements consist of that substantial and comfortable one-story aud attic residence, witli gas throughout, covered with slates, containing four rooms, two cabinets and rear gallery, divided by a hall in the centre; three finished rooms aud several cabinets in the attic, a two-story back building, containing six rooms, stables, two cisterns, paved yard and carriage en trance in front. Terms—one-tliird cash and the balance on a credit of one aud two years in notes secured bv special mortgage and vendors' lien, and bearing eight per cent interest per annum from date efsa e until final payment, the property to be kept in sured by the purchaser, the policy transferred to the administratrix; a 1 less, it any, payable to her. and in case of non-payment of tfie notes the pur chaser to pay five per cent lawyer's foes to collect the same, etc. Act of sale, with United States internal revenue stamps attached, before A. D. Duriocourt, notary public, at purchaser's expeuse. nol 411 18 25 (le2 FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FURNITURE! SUCCESSIONS OF MRS. WIDOW ELIZABETH MOORE ET AL., ON PETITION OF MRS. ANN MOORE, FOR A PARTITION. Y G. DE FERIET—C. W. CULBERTSON. Auctioneer—TUESDAY', December 5, 1371. at eleven o'clock A. M., on the premises, corner of St. Ferdinand and Morales streets, in the Third Dis trict of this city, will be sold, by virtue of ajudg inent rendered November 3, 1371, and signed on the thirteenth day of the same month, by tiie Hon. Louis Duvigneaud. Judge of tiie Second Dis trict Court for the parish of Orleans— A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, such as bedsteads, .animus, chairs, tables, etc. ,Termi^CiishMi>n Hjam>20t ___^_jio24 29de25 By Hash A Hodgson. RACING STOCK AT AUCTION. CHESTNUT COLT "SIR RUFUS," THREE YEARS OLD, BAY COLT "BY PLANET," TWO YEARS OLD. SUCCESSION OF JAMES NELLIGAN. Second District Court tor the Parish of Orieans No. 34.796. B Y NASH A HOBGSSN-W. I. HODGSON, Auctioneer—Office No. 170 Gravier street—Ou TUESDAY', December 5,1371, in front of the Judge s stand, on the Metairie race tiack between the heats, about 4 P. M-, by virtue and in pursuance of an order of the Hon. Louis Duvigneand, Judge of the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated November 10, 1371, docket No. 34,706, for ac count olst lit- succession of James Nelligau, decased, at public auction will be sold— The chestnut colt SIR RUFUS, three years old, bv Lexington, dam Lizzie Mardis, by Glencoe. The bav colt BY PLA~™ dam. Red Rose, by iuipoi dam, Little Rose, by Glencoe; third dam, Tuber The bav colt BY' PLANET, two years old, first bLa n...e, by i in ported Leviathan; second >ee, by Gle Rose, bv Aliat. Terms-i-Cash on the spot in United States treas on no tea Acts of sale, tranfer and stamps, at tbe expense of the purchaser, before W. McC. Jones, notary public. The above succession owns only a three-fourths Interest in the "Bay Planet Colt," however, by con sent of the parties in interest, the entire interests will be sold. no23 <5 de3 5 AUCTION SALES. By S. X. ft B. J. Xontgemery. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN FOURTH DISTRICT AT AUCTION. SUCCESSION OF MARGAR8T B. GALLAGHER Deceased wife of Patrick W. Reed— No. 34.362. B Y K. M. A B. J. MONTGOMERY, R. M. Montgomery. Auctioneer—Will be sold on SATURDAY, December 2, 1871, at twelve o'elo< k M., at the St. Charles Auction Rxobange, base nient of the St. Charles Hotel, by virtue and in pur suance of an order of thejlon. Louis Dnvigneaiid, Judge of the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated October 21, 1871, No. 34,862 of the docket of said court— THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the bui'dings and improvements thereon, and ad rights and privileges thereunto belonging, situated in the Fourth District of this city, iu the square bounded by Frauklin, Josephine, Liberty aud St Andrew streets, designated as lots A, B and C on a sketch made by A. De Armas, surveyor, under date of September 29, 1871. Lot A measures 35 feet front on Franklin atreet, 34 feet iu width in the rear, by about 149 feet 6 inches in depth; lots B and C, adjoining each other, measure each 24 feet 10 inches and 7 lines front on Frauklin street. 22 feet in width in the rear, by 149 foet 7 iuches in depth. The improvements on lot A consist of a doable one-story cottage, containing eight rooms, one side thereof beiug rented for eighteen dollars a month, aud the other side would easily rent for the same. Terms—One-third cash aud the balance at oue and two years' credit, in notes of t he purchaser, bearing eight per cent interest per annum until paid, secured by special mortgage and vendor's privilege on the property sold; the building to be kept insured and policy transferred to vendor: act of sale to contain the five per cent attorney's clause in case of suit to recover the amount sued upon. The purchaser to assume aud pay all taxes for 1371 over aud above the amount of adjudication. Plans exhibited at placeof sale. Act of sale, including the internal revenue stamps, at the expense ot the purchaser, before Andrew Hero. Jr., notary public. oc27 no5 12 19 26 del 3* VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GRETNA, PARISH OF JEFFERSON, AT AUCTION. SUCCESSION OF A. W. JOURDAN—NO. 16,329. B Y R. M. dr B. J. MONTGOMERY— R. M. Montgomery, Auctioneer.—Will be sold on SATURDAY, December 16, 1371, at 12 M at the St. Charles Auciion Exchange, basement St. Charles Hotel, by virtue aud in pursnance of an order of tbe Honorable Louis Duvigueaud. Judge of the Second District Court for tbe parish of Orleans, dated November 10, 1871, No. 16 329 of the docket of said court— A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the im provements thereon, situated in Gretna, in tbo r rish of Jefferson, designated as lot No. 6 of square and measuring 29 foet 2 nches front on Front street by 190 feet in depth on the line of lot No. 5. and 203 feet in depth on the line of lot No. 7, and 25 feet 10 inches a d 5 lines in the rear, with any further depth it may have to the Mississippi river, as per plan annexed to an act passed before J. B. Marks, late notary public, oa the sixteenth of May, 1*40. Plans exhibited at place of sale. Terms—Cash ia United States treasury notes. Act of sale, including the internal revenue stamps, at the expeuse of the purchaser, before A. Hero, Jr., notary public, noli 19 26 de3 19 13 16 lui on ice bv 6-1 10 PEREMPTORY SALB, WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE SERVE, ot 13 four-wheel Plantation Wagons and 24 Dirt-Scrapers of McN^iy A Melbourne's make, having been but little used by Messrs. Reynolds, Dowling A Cs., contractors—at auc tion. B Y' R. M. A B. J. MONTGOMERY— R. M. Montgomery, Auctioneer—Will be so'.d oil THURSDAY', Novem'oer 39, 1871, at half-oast tea o'clock, at No. 87 Delta street, near the Poutchar train railroad depet. First District— Eighteen lour wheel PLANTATION WAGONS. Twenty-four DIRT-SCRAPERS, new. Terms—Cash in United States treasury notes. no26 VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPKP.TY IN THE FIRST SUCCESSION 07 MARY 0 LEARY WIFE OF JOHN Second District Bout for tbe parish of Ol'.eaas— No. 33,192. B V R. M. d B. J. slIONTGO.MKRY. Montgomery. Auctioneer—Will be sold oa tfATl'KDAY. December 16, lHTl.at twelve o'clock, at the St. Charted Auction Kxcliauge, basement St. 1'harlea Hotel, by virtue and m pursuance or an order of the Hon. Louis Duvi^neauil. Judge of the Second District Court tor the pariali of Orl^an^, No. 33,192 of the docket of said court, dated Novem ber 16. 1K71— A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings and improvements thereon, siruated m the First District of this city, in the square bounded by Tc hou pi to u las, <4irod, Not re Dame and Magazine streets, measuring 29 feet 3 inches and 7 baes front on Girod atreet, by 114 feet 7 inches aad t lines in depth, between parallel lilies. Plan exhibited at place of sale. Terms—Cash in United States treasury notes. Act of sale, including United States internal rev enue stamps, at the expense of the purchaser, be fore L. Fahey, notary public. uol3 2 6 de3 10 13 16 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS, CAB? RTS BTC., AT AUCTION. gV R. M. A B. J. MONTGOMERY—R. MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer—Wil: be sold on every SATURDAY. TUESDAY, and THURSDAY at the old Anction Mart, 87 Camp atreet. at eleven o'clock— A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW and SSC OND-HAND FURNITURE, alien as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstead#, Armoirs, Bu reaus, Washstands, Parlor Furniture, Marble Toj Centre Table#. Carpets, French Plate 't'rror* Mattreeeea, Cooking Stoves, etc. ALSO. A large invoice of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood Seat Chairs. Also, Upright and Square piano# ot Pieyel, Pavre and other nianafoctorfee. ALSO. AN IMMENSE STOCK OP NEW FURNITURE 01 all deecriprion at private sale. Terms—Cash aa9 By Eugene Tourne. STOCK IN TRADE. MACHINERY AND APPA RATUS, SHELVES, COUNTERS, LEASES, ETC., OF THE LARGE CONFECTIONERY ESTAB LISHMENT NO. 93 DECATUR STREET ,OLD LKVBE STREET). IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH VILLARRUBIA, IN TERDICTED. Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans— No. 34,794. B Y' KI GKNK TOURNE, AUCTIONEER, sue. •lessor to B. Turpin—Office No. 95 Old L.-vee SATURDAY, December 2, 1871, at 12 o'clock M on the premises No. 93 Decatur street, formerly Old Levee street, will be sold at auction, by virtue and in pursuance to an order from the Hoh. Louis Du vigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court for t he parish of Orleans, dated November 20, 1371 I. THE STOCK IN TRADE, composing ami be longing to the establishment of the firm of J. Viliarnbria, consisting of sundry machinery and apparatus such as are used in a large confectionery establishment, and also of a considerable qiuutity of manufactured articles of confectionery, aud of materials to be manufactured aud employed tu such line of business, such aa sugar, liquors, es sence, chocolate, syrups, candies, cakes aud all other sweetmeats generally; fancy boxes aud cornets, showglasses, counters, shelves, desks, tables, etc., all more fully described iu the in ventory filed in court, and to lie sold, viz: The machinery and apparatus thereto appertain ing to form oue lot. The show cas.-s, tables, shelves and other effects of the same kind to form auother lot. And all the other articles of confec tionery of any nature, manufactured or unmanu factured, to he formed into lots conveniently large. 2 THE CNEXPIRED TERM OF A LEASE, HELD from John Baptist Rielh, of premises situated at No. 91 Old Levee street, in tins city, the said lease being originally for the term of five years from May 1, 1370, at a monthly rent of fifty dollars, as per contract passed before A. Drevfous, notary public.on June 10.1370. 3. THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF A CERTAIN LEASR. held from Lafitte Dufilbo A Co., agents of Leopold de Lacroix, of premises No. 93 Old Levee street, said lease being for a term of four yeara from September 30, 1870, at an annual rent of $24on. payable in monthly sums of $200, as per contract under private signature. "h THE UNhXl'IRKD TERM OF A CERTAIN LEASE, held from A. C. Treinoulet, agent of J. J. Proin A Co., of premises situated at No. 95 Old Levee street, said lease being for a term of five years from April 1,137o, at au annual rent of $1604, payable in monthly sums of $133 33, as per cou tract uader private siguature. Terms—For the stock, machinery, etc., casfil For the Leases—First, to the party offering the highest premium. Second, if no premium iaoffered, then the leaae will be adjudicated to any partv who will aasume all the obltgationa of aaid leaaee. Third aad finally, if no offer ia made for any ot the two propoeitious, then they will be eold to the highest bidder. qo21 23 del AUCTION SALES. By Xugene Tourae. BRAL ESTATE AND BANK STOCK. SUCCESSION OF VICTOR PE88OU. Second District Court for tbe parish of Orleans, So. 34,751. B V EUGENE TOURNE, AUCTIONEKR.— SATURDAY, December 9. at twelve ocloek M., at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse, by virtue and in puisuance to an order from tbe Hon. Louis Duvigneaud. Judge of the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated November 6, 1671, will be sold for account ot said succession, vis— 1. TWO Lots of GROUND, situated, lyirs and being in the First District of tins city, designated by the Nos. 24 and 25, of sauare No. 12, bounded by Touti, Miro, Palmyra and Gasquet streets, measur ing each 27 feet front ou Miro street by 162 feet 6 inches in depth, between parallel lines. Together with all the improvements thereon, comprising three woodeu houses, gallery, eto. 2. A LOT OF GRoUND. situated in the Second District of this city, designated by the No. 21 of square No. 33, bounded by Johnson, Galvez, St. Louis and Conti streets, measuring 26 feet 6 inches flout on St. Louis street, by 194 teet in depth, be tween parallel lines. 3. A LOT OF GROUND. s tuated in the First Dis trict of this city, designated by the No. 23 of square No. 12, bounded byTonti. Miro, Palmyra and Gas quet streets, measuring 27 feet trout on Miro street y 162 feet 6 inches in depth. Together with all le improvements thereon. 4. THKKK LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the rear of this city, iu the Third District, designated by the Nos. 3, 9 and 10of the square No. 4, bounded by Ksplauade, Kerlerec. Derbigny and Roman streets, measuring each 31 feet 5 inchea front on Roman street by IJO feet ::i depth. Lot No 10 forms the corner of Roman and Kerlerec streets. To ;ether with all the improvements thereon. 5. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated it the First District of this city :u square No. 4, hounded by Iievia. Bertrand. Poydras and Bolivar streets, des ignated by the Nos. 4 and 5, and measuring, viz: Lot No. 4. 27 feet 3 inches and 6 lines fronton Hevia street, by 123 foet 9 iuches in depth ou the side of lot No. 3, 1JI feet inches ia depth oa the side of lot No. 5, and 27 feet 3 inches and 6 lines ou rear line; and lot No. 5, adjoining the above de scribed, 27 feet 3 inches and 6 lines front on Hevia street, by a depth of 131 feet 6 inches on the side of lot No. 4. 134 feet 7 inches .uid 2 hues on the other aide, aud 26 teet 2 inches oa the rear line. 6. A PORTION OF GROUND ia the Third District ot this city, in the square bounded by St. Bernard avenue, Lapeyrouze and Derbigny streets, meas uring one hundred and titty feet ten inches and seven lines front on St- Bernard avenue, ninety-six. feet cine inches and live lines front on Derbigny street, uinety-four teet nine inches and six lines trout ou Lapeyrouze street, by fifty-five teet six inches in the line toward Claiborne Circle. STOCK*. i. A certificate of fortv snares of the capital stock of the People's Bank, in this city. 2. A certificate of twenty shares of the capital stock of the New Orleans National Banking Asso ciation, iu this city. The whole more fully described in the inventory and acts of sales. Terms—Cash in United States Treasury notes. Actsof sale before notary public, at the expense of the purchasers, together with internal revenue stamps, etc. no3 18 25 de2 9 revenue stamps, etc. no3 18 25 de2 9 By Placide J. Spear. GREAT AUCTION SALS OF PLEDGES. FIRST ANNUAL SALS OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT HARTS LOAN OFFICE. B Y' PI.ACIDE J. SPEAK, AUCTIONEER, at Hart a Loan Odice, No. 48 Su Charles street, wul be sold at auction, on TUESDAY, December 5 1371, at half-past ten o'clock A. M.— Oue of the largest aud moat valuable stock Diamonds, Watches, drains, Silverware, Gnus. Pis tols, Opera Glasses, Musical Instruments, etc.; Gold Watches of the most celebrated makers, viz Jurgensen, Nardiu, Jacob. Thomas Russell it Sons, Jules Robert. Hugunin, Dent, etc.; Diamonds, such as most valuable sets of Brooches, Bracelets, cluster and single stone earriugs, Pius and Rings; Ghains— Fob. Chatelaine. Opera aad Guard, of the finest make, and a large variety of other articles too utimerous to meutiou. Goods will be exposal fw examination on Mon day, December 4. 1371 to a.low tue public to make note of the same. Tiie above articles are fully guaranteed ia respects. N. B —The attention of the city and country trade will find it to tiie.r advantage to attend the above sale. no30 6t MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED SEAL ESTATE CORNER OF UNION AND CLAIBORNE HUD DISTRICT. SUCCESSION OF '.VIDOX GOLN. HYFFOLITB BOUR Second D'etre: Court for the parish of Orleans No. 34.910. B Y' PLACIDE J. SPEAR. ArCTrONEER Offive 4c Exchange alley—SATURDAY', Decem ber 2, 1371. at twelve o'clock M.. will be sold at the Sr. Charles Auction Exchange, on St. Charles street, between Gravier aud Common streets, by virt ue and in pursuance oi aa order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court tor the parish of Orleans, dated October 26 1871 for account of the above succession, the fol lowing described valuable reai estate, to wit— 1. A LOT OF GROUND, situate-l iunew faubourg Marigny, Third District of this city, in the square bo -tided by Union, St. John the Baptist, Bagatelle and St. Avid streets, measuring 33 feet 11 inches 2 hues front on Union street by 1'27 feet 13 inches aad 3 hues in depth, between parallel lines, Itogetl.er with the buildings and other cir cumstances and dependencies to tbe said lot be longing. Being the same properly which the said Widow Bourgoin bad acquired by purchase from Leor. Gonzales de Videgas per act passed on the sixth nt March, 135-1, belore Felix Pera, a notary in this citv. 2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with tile build ings and improvements thereon, situated in tbe Third District of this city, being the last nearest St. John the Baptist street (now Robertson) of lot No 231 on a plan made by Joseph Pilie, then city survevor, on the ninth of November, 1809, the said half tot measuring, in American measure, 30 feet front oa Union, between St. Arid and St. John the Baptist, by 127 feet 1) iuches and 5 lines in depth, between parallel lines. Which property was ac quired bv purchase by the said Mrs. Bourgoin from louis Charles Faurieand the heirs of Mrs. Louis Charles Faurie. per act dated April 30. 1357, before LAieydayere Rcrnion, then a notary public of this oity. Terms and renditions—Cash. Acts of sale before Tlieodule Biilssoa. notarv public, together with interna', revenue stamps, at the expense of the purchasers. N. B.—Twenty percent on the amount of adju dication will be exacted at the tune of sale, uo! 3 13 tl de2 By Cliarlea E. Fortier. VALUABLE PROPERTIES IX THE THIRD DIS SUCCESSiOX OF GEORGE D. KAU: Pariah of B V CHARLENE. FORTIER, AUCTIONEER, Office. No. 54 Exchange place—SATURDAY, December23, 1871, at twelve o'clock M.. at the 5If*r chants and Auctioneer** Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal ami Customhouse streets, will be aoiti, by virtue of ari order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated the fourteenth of November, 1371— 1. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in faubour# Franklin, in the Third District of this city, making part of lot No. 13 of square No. 56 on a plan made bv J. Pilie, late city surveyor, dated fourteenth of May, 1331, and deposited in the office of C. Pollock, uotary in this city, on the thirtieth of May, 1331. and measuring 32 feet front on Mar igny street, by 60 feet in depth and front on Girod street, together withall the buildings aud improve ments thereon. 2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with a!l the buildings, etc., in faubourg Franklin, iu tne Third District of this city, in the square comprised within Mandeville, Girod, Urquhart ami Marigny streets, designated by the No. 15 of square No. 57 on a plan of J. A. D'Heniecourt of the twenty-sev enth of September, 13»>'), measuring 36 feet front on Mandeville street, by 78 feet in depth, between parallel lines, and front on Girod street, of which streets it forms the corner. 3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together w ith the buildings, etc, in faubourg Frauklin. designa ted by the No. 1 of square No. 56 on a figurative plan of J. Pilie, late city surveyor, dated four teenth of May. 1831, hereinabove mentioned form ing the comer of Mandeville and Girod streets, and measuring. American measure. 40 feet front on Maudeville street, by 120 feet in depth and front on Girod street. Terms—Oue-half cash, and the balance at a credit of one and two years in notes divided into coupons, secured by mortgage and vendor's priv ilege on said property, with attorney's fees in case of suit for tneir collection at five per cent on the amount sued for, and bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent Per annum from date until paid: the buildings on tne property to be kept insured by the purchasers and the policies of insurance to be transferred to the tutors of said minors until the final payment of said notes. Acts or sale before Alsee J. Ker. notary pub lic, at the expense of the purchasers, including Uuitod States stamps. uo!8 23 de* 16 23 immoy~8ALE8. By Charles X. Fortier. VALUABLE^REBIDBNCR OH DAUPHIH8 STREET. ___________FORTIES, AUCTCONBRR, Office Ho. 54 Exchange alley—SATURDAY. DeoCmber 2,1871, at twelve o'clock M.. will be eold a* public auction, at tbe Merehanta and Anction eero' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and Custom house otreete— A CERTAIH LOT OF GROUHD, measuring 90 foet front on Dauphine street, by 312 foet 11 inches and 6 hues In depth, bounded on one tide by the prop erty of Castaing, and on the other oiile by that of Coffin, together with all tbe buildings. Tenuo—Two thousand dollars cash, balance at one and two years, with eight per cent iutorest aud all the usual elaueea. Act of e»Le before A. Dneatel, notary public, at the expense of the purobaaer, including atainya. no26 6t VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CANAL STREET BBTWRkN DERBIGNY ANDROMAN STREETS. SUCCESSION OK CURISTOYAL TOLEDANO. Second District Court for the parish of Orleans— No. 33,490. B Y CHARLES E. FORTIER, AUCTION eer—Ofliee No. 54 Exchange alley—TUESDAY December 26. 1371, at twelve o'clock M., at the Mer chants aud Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, will be sold at public auctin, by virtue of au order from the Hoa. Louis Duvigueaud. Judge of the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated the sixteenth November, 1371, the following described property, viz— TWO AND A HALF LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Second District of this city, designated by the Nos. 26, 25, aud half of No. 24, iu square No. 50, bounded by Canal, Roman, Derbigny and Customhouse streets, and measuring, together. 67 feet 6 inches front on ('ana! street, by 106 feet 3 inches in depth, between oarallel lines. Terms—Cash in United States treasury notes. Act of sale before G. LeGardenr, notary pnb lic. at the expense of the purchaser, including United States stamp* no25 de2 12 13 26 By Christian Paul. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE TOBTN OF LSWUBURO. PARISH OF ST. TAM MANY LOUISIANA. SUCCESSION OF L. H. PLACE. Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans— B V CHRISTIAN A: PAVE— ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer.—SATURDAY. December 23, 1871, at twelve o'clock M., at the St. Charles Auc tion Exchange, in the rotunda of the St Charles Hotei, wifi be sold at public auction, bv virtue aud m pursuance of anoraerof the Hon. L. buvigneaud, Juage of the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated November 16, 1371, in the ahove entitled matter, viz— t. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with ali improvements thereon, situated in the town of Lewisburg, parish of $r. Tammany, Louisiana, and designated, on a plan bv Bong^ral, deputy sur veyor, oa tbe fourteenth March, 1334,and deposited ia the office of William Christy, then a notary of this city, by the No. 3, aad measuring half an arpent front oa Lake avenue, having a like front on Copal avenue, by depth, between parallel lines, of seven arpents and fifty feet. 2. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OR PARCELS OF LAND, situated oa the north shore of Lake Pontchartraiu, town of Lewisburg, parish of St. Tamniauv, in this State, designated oy the Nos. 7, 9 and on the same plan as lot No. 8. herein firstly described, said lore measuring each half an arpent front on Lake avenue, same front ou Copal avenue in the rear, by eleven arpents and fifty teet deep, between parallel lines. Terms—Oue-third cash, balance at one, two and three years'credit, in notes secured by mortg:*ge on the property sold, bearing eight per cent per annum interest from date until final payment. Act or' sale to contain the five per cent attorney's tee clause, in case of suit to enforce payment of sa d notes. Act of sale and United States revenue stamps at the expeuse jot the purchaser, before Thomas J. Beck, uotary public. no23 d.*2 9 16 23 By E. A. Deslonde. MAR:?G3A MILLS—31YEHFOSA MILLS, ON ST. JOSEPH STREET, BETWEEN PETERS AND COMMERCE STREETS. VALUABLE MILLS. MACHINERY, FIXTURES, ETC. LEASE OF THE LOTS AND BUILDINGS NOS. 59 6! 63. 63. 67 AND 69. ON ST. JOSEPH STREET, TOGETHER WITH ENGINES. MACHINERY AND Fixtures, at auction. SUCCESSION OF O. E. HALL. B Y' E. A. DEWI.ONDE. AUCTIONEER Office No. 45 Baronne atreet—TUESDAY, De cember 5, 1871. at twelve o'clock, on the premises. No. 59 st. Joseph 9treet, corner of Commerce street, by virtue and in pursuance of an order of the Hon. L. Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated November 18. 1871, docket No. 34.964 will be sold for account of the al»ove succession— 1 ALL THE RIGHTS. TITLF. AND INTEREST of the late Orson Eddy Hail, in aud to the Steam Engine Boilers. Shaftings, Pulleys. Fixtures and appurtenances composing the mill known as tbe Mariposa Mills. 2. ALL THE RIGHTS. TITLE AND INTEREST of the late Orson Eddy Hall m the unexpired lease of the lots and buildings. Nos. 59. 61, 63, 65, 67 and 69 St. Joseph street, together with the unexpired lease of the Engines, Machinery, Mills, Fixtures, etc., as described in a lease granted by Mrs. Prague to O. K. Hail, for a term of fi>-e years, be ginning on the first day of April. 1871, and termin ating on the Thirtv-tirst day of March. 1876. 3. ALL THE RIGHTS. TITLE AND INTEREST of the said late O. E. Hall in the use of certain machinery leased to him by D. M. Hollingsworth, for the period of five years, beginning on the first day of April. 1871, aud terminating on tbe thirty first day of March. 1876. Terms of sale—Cash. no22 25 30 del 2 4 5 By C. E. Girardey A Co. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. CORNER OF CARONDBLEKT AND FOURTH IN THE MATTER OF THE MINOR AMOS P. KLKIX. Secouii District Court for the pariah of Orleans So. ,9V. B v i E. GIRARDEY A CO.-NICHO s J. Hoev, aucrioueer—Office No. 17 Ex change place—SATURDAY'. December 9, 1871, at twelve o'clock M.. at the Merchants and Auc tioneers' Exchange, oa Royal street, between Canal aud Customhouse streets, by virtue of an order of tiie honorable the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated October 28, 1871, will be sold bv public auction i the matter of the minor, Amos P. Klein, the following described property, to wit— Tbe undivided one-half interest of the minor Arnos P. Klein in and to— TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with all the build ings and improvements thereon, iu tbe Fourth Dis trict of this city, m tiie square bounded by St. Charles, Carondeiet, Fourth and Washington streets, designated by the Nos. 12 aud 13; said lots adjoin each other, aud measure each 28 feet 3 inches front on Carondeiet street, by a depth ot I'M feet between parallel lines; the lot No. 12 form ing tbe corner of CaronJelet aud Fourth streets Tbe improvements on said property comprise a two story siate-reofed building, having trout gal leries, two rooms and hall below and almve: a oue story addition, which comprises kitchen, pantry r servants' rooms, etc. The grounds are planted iu shrubbery, fruit trees, etc. And. at the same time aud place, and upon the same terms and conditions, the other undivided half of the property will be sold tn block with the interest of said minor. —AND— For other interests, aud upon the same terms and conditions— A PORTION OF GROUND ia the Fourth Dis trict ot this city, in the square bounded by St. Charles, Carondeiet. Fourth aud Washington streets, measuring 60 feet front on Fourth street, by 57 feet 4 inches in depth, between parallel lines, and forming part of lots Nos. 10 and 11. which por tion of ground adjoins the rear of the property firstly described. Terms—One-third cash, ami the remainder at one aad two years' credit in notes of the purchasers, secured by special mortgage aud vendor's lieu, and bearing interest of eight per cent per annum from date of sale until final payment; further secured by the clauses of five per cent attorney's fees in event of suit, and of the insurance of the improve' rneuts bv the purchasers aud the transfer of tits policies to the vendors, and purchasers to assume payment, over and above the amounts of odjudico tion, of all taxes for the year 1871. Acta of sale and United States stamps at the ex pense of the purchasers, before O. Morel, notary public. nol 3 II 13 25 de? 9 AUCTION SALES. By C. X. Girardey A Co. THB ST. LOUIS FARM AT AUCTION. SUCCESSION OF O. 8. HALL. Second Die trie t Court for the Pariah of Orleaaa— No. 34,964. B Y" C. K. GIRARDEY' A VO., Auc tioneers, Nicholas J. Hoey, Auctioneer—Office No. 17 Kxehange place.—SATURDAY, January 13, 1873, at twelve o'clock M., at the Mer chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and Customhouse streets, by virtue of an order of the honorable tbe Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated the seven teenth November, 1871. will be sold by public auc tion, for account of the succession of O. E. Hall, the following des-ribed property, to wit— That very valuable and well improved property situated in tjie Third District of this city, known as the ST. LOUIS FARM, and composed of the fol lowing described iota or portions of ground, to win 1. THRBK LOTS OF GROUND. Nos. 1, 2 and 3. composing the triangle No. 5, bounded by Marigny avenue, Treasure and Warsaw streets, ami meas uring 205 f.zv\/vVVW>ri Jo me* Flynn vs. Alonteaqne—Third Jus tice Court lor tbe parish of Orleans, No. 7019 B y virtue of a writ of fieri facias to me directed by the Hon. John P. Moutamat Third Justice of the Peace iu aud for the pariah oi Orleans I will proceed to sell at public auction, on MONDAY .December 11,1371, at 12 M., at mv ware house. No. 35 Bienville street, the following pron eity, to wit— e e ONE LOT OK FURNITURE. Seized in tiie above entitled and numbered suit i per inventory deposited in my office. Terms—Cash on tiie spot. II WILLIAM WEEKS. Constable. as pe: Ten no30 de .llirhael Duffy vs. Jeremiah Coleman. Michael Frennerau vs. Patrick. Martin ami Jeremiah Coleman, m soliiio—First Justice Court for the parish, of Orleans. No. 2289 and B Y VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OK KIF.Rr facus to me directed by the Hon. H. Jt. Dibble Firsr Justice of the Peace in and for the parish if Or leans. I will proceed to sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Rova! street, between Canal and Customhouse streets in this Second district of this eitv, on WEDNESDAY December 27,1871, at 12 M.. the following described pr»pt*rfv. to wit— A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all i Bn ,'l lm P r, v cnieuts therein contained and all the right, ways aud privileges thereunto be.ougiDg, m in any way appertaining; said lot being situated in the First District ot th s. City, in square bounded bv Hevia (now Latayette), st. Marc (now Magnolia). Povdras and Mary (now Locust) streets, and is designated bv t..e No. ot square No. 20. on a plau bv John Gravier. and now deposited in the office of G W Morgau, SheruL Said lot measures 63 foet 7 inches ami 2 ues fronton Lafayettestreet.6! feet 5 iuci es and 4 lines on the rear line, l.y adept!, of ].»frit6 incnes and 4 lines, as per sketch annexed to act of "igimt 4.™3^ J C ,e11 uotar dated The said property was acquired bv purchase from Ymily Live and Louisa Maria Wiigrier^sner aC J '•'"'eH above meuTioaed P U026 db 14 27 DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable The City of Mew Orleans vs. E. E. Men. So™au D s IS No.^ facias to me directed by the honorabVthe Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans to the above entitled cause, I will proceed' to sell at public auction, at the P »forchant« and Auctioneers' Exchange Rncai tween Canal and Customhouse st-eets to the Second District of this city on SATURDAY n phiueand'BfoJvlli rt^^nrto"^ £et front on Dauphin. Seized in the above enit. Tenn #—Cmak on the epot. RAILROADS. rjlO THB TRAY1 UNB PUBLIC. NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH ERN RAILROAD. SPECIAL NOTICE. On and after Sunday, November l*. peesengere to all points North. Boat and West erU leave New Or leans from the depot. Calliope street. Way. Mail and Passenger, leave Dally (Sundays exeeptea), at..... *----Da Night Kxpreea, leavp Daily, at.------ Night Bxpress, arriveDaily, at........ISiti id Passe 7:00 A. M. 4:30 P. M. ____________ ifeOOt M. 'aseenger, arrive" Daily (San days excepted i, at.............■ 10*00 P. M. Nlgla Bxpress will stop only at all regular sta tions south of Magnolia, and at flag stations Satur day nights and Monday mornings. Five Hearn and u Half Quicker (than nay Other Line. Baggage cheeked from residence to destination, and bertha secured in Pullman Palace Cats aa Tickets for sale at No. SS Camp street, corner of Common street, and at depot corner of Calliope and Magnolia streets. ___ 8. B. CARRY, General Ticket Agent. New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northeen Railroad, op22 D. B. MOREY, General Ticket Agent. Mississippi Centra! Rai'.r 8. W. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent. '.rood. N* KV ORLEANS, MOBILE 1X9 TEXAS RAILROAD. Chance mt Schedule. On and after TUESDAY, October 10. 1371, Passen ger Trams will run as follows: r l A. M. Day Express, arriviug at Mobile at P M., connecting with Through Trains on Mobile and Montgomery and Mobile and Ohio Bail roods, for all Northern and Bostern cities. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run through on this train from New Orleans to Lomsvilie, vjs Humboldt, without change; also from Ten sas (near Mobile) to Lynchburg, via Bins Monn 3 P. m!" MobSe Evening' Express, arriving at Mo bile st 9:30 P. M. This train and the 11 A. M. Dav Express will stop at all the watering pieces P^^Mdo^SS^M fuke the rare at tbe Canal Street passenger'depot at 7:30A. M^or the steam ferry, foot of St. Joaephatreet, at A. M., connecting with Passenger Train leaving the other side of the river, arriving at Donaldson villa at U M. Returning, leave Donaldaonvilie at l P. M.. arriving at New Orleans mt about S P. M. Through Freight Trains daily between New Or leans and Mobile. Freight received at foot ot Girod street before 6 P. M. delivered at Mobile early next day. Throagh bills of lading signed for all points North, East and West, at Freight OAaa foot of Girod street. V Ticket Office corner Comp and Common streets. WILLIAM Ba DELL, Agent. G. W. R. BAYIffiX. General Superintendent. G. O. SANBORN, General Ticket Agent. W. J. PHBLPS. oclO iy _ General Preight Agent. s PBCIAL NOTICE. St. Luulo, Iron Ssitbsr* THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROGTR To St. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, Son Pran cl sco, 81 PaoL Kansas City, Leavenworth, St. Joseph Aad alt Potass Narth, Baa* aad Waa*. TWO BXPRR88 TRAINS lebve the New Orleans, Jbeksoa and Great Northern Railroad Do pat d aily, at 7 A. M. and 5 P. M. AH RZFkRSS TRAIN leaves the foot of Canal street daily at 11 A. M u via the New Orleans. Mobile sad Chattanooga Railroad, making eloas conneo tions at M obi Is with the Mobile and Ohio Rail road to all points North, Root aad Weak For tickets apply to A D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackson and Orest Northern Railroad, corner Camp and Common streets, under City Hotel; or to W. BEDELL, Ticket Agent New Orleaaa, Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad, corner Qamp and Common streets, Story Batidiug, opposite City HoteL J. H. WINGFIELD. General Superintending Agent st. Louis. Iron Moon tain and Southern Railroad- noM BUSINESS 0ABDS. CAPITQN, MERCHANT TAILOR, NOVKLTIBS, ETC.. No, 2 .........Carondeiet Street.........Na, 2 Near Canal, oc25!m NEW ORLEANS. William G. Coils, Samcbl Alstom, Homrk Woon k Co.. New Orleans. Pittsburg. yy G. COYLE A CO., COAL MERCHANT*. Office—No. 13S Gravier Street. oc20 6m /CHRISTIAN A PAIL, VJ (Paui J. Christian.) (Albert Paul,) AUCTIONEERS, 30............Carondeiet Street...........SO Second door from Union street, New Orleans. Will attend to the purchase and sale of rea estate cotton, cargoes, furniture, and oat-door sales of every description. noJ Im QHARLES G. SCHULZE, No. OO Gravier Street, New Orleaaa. Poetofflce Box 1138. Stereotype aad Electro typing. Seal Press Engraving, Dis Slaking, Stencil Catting. Designing. Agency for the best Cord and CanraT Stomps. Red, Black aud Bins Ink, Ribbons ter ^•"jl ^toniP*• Stencil Plates, etc. First premium for beet Stereotype Plate at last Fair. lals JJE WINT A MAUREL, DbWINT, O. A. MAUREL.) Dealers ia Plttefearg, Anthracite aad Can NBL COAL AND WOOD. Steamers and families supplied promptly. Oflce Na. 130 St. Laaie atreet, aear Bargnndy, an25 3m NEW ORLEANS, LA. MEHLE A CO.. CHRIS. MEHLE. B. C. 8TEINBACK. J. DONALDSON, COMMISSION MERCHANTS FOB THB 8ALB OF LIVE STOCK. J*1 ly Steelt Landing, New Orteafl gDWARD O'ROURKE, »3 ais. RSS2S5 N^Le^iSSS; N^* W 380 l *°T d DreidSSoe L c V >w Prerewe. Locomotive. Fine and Cylinder Boilers; Clarifiers Filters and ff the c"t^o?eUs^ mMhiP ^material toyy JOHN GRAYER, 5lndr°mL^ B S! X ,A t B ad Partaker, Non rUge. r Baro«h Thir jE^We,fn. ntC c£: hfrSf Hor^ ton'.ht Ug £lto "u i l ad,1!e Hor Walnut and plain Coffins always ou hand! Fun«> strict Attention ro t' 5 Pro P r t <>r. who hones, by W M 40 share of fy*8ly W bVi K 1 p c r „*™x C rates^c*; etC of the pub'em^ i mcil j?i corr f Pond with the strmgensy of the dere fo, A '^r k a *v d n W»» tariff rated Or be attend«d*i« l 2?*'P* cn c races, etc., will am sto mm-IS^ to guarantee satisfaction. I Hz. l ^re prepared to hire vehicles (alsne) to nar tieshaving their own horses. Lto ft ______________ MEDICA L. _ QUININE IS A RECENT IMPROVE th S u,e f the Hitter Sulphate |~5?' w ^'o, h o 11 r miliar. Dose for doss! Oui^ne^d'uk^i.'^ons POSITIVE AND unfailing curb on NT3RMITTENT PBVRa CHILL FEVER REMMITTENT Fever BILLIOTS FEVER. SiEJSSS #f SWEET QUININE mn™r\Q«efore fr f." n?® n,VU, l? ,lrk B! nunerai or U1 a An$t t\f Im contrary, ie orovmi to hs e emenU thsbiw^*of all healthy SWEET QUININE ria!or"mia»matic nofoolT 11 curer for bv the ton»r.r c tlw ahaorp-ion of which oily ^vantage cla?m«i*f™ itt ,:U Ti SWEET QUININE Bitter Quinine is the entireab* the latter* l« p r,i t o Qt hi'terness which, iow)th »L; ln »onnounUblo obstacle te Ita ore with most persons, and always with children. ,_SWEET QUININE my 15 ___STEARNS. FARR k CO.. Maanfootariag Chemuta, New York, A