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SATTHDjLT MOKSWG OCT. 4, 1ST G0THAI3 GOSSIP. Hubert CoHvey Denslclled Is the Meree 11, Fallal id the Ctarchef the Meesian Rev. Uwtrl Eagleeten est Athletic Sperta Hw the Maeeea Fnft ml Pedestrfaudaaa Ceateetaato 1 it. nT.rr Bclt Tke Prise Iteetf A Frieet Opeeees Law Faaerato Marie.

u4 Capeal in MU The Blaeeea 8eee ef XtaJlaa Open tMm ivri nif the Ti fwt Dollars for Coo Semte Oraterie Sow cletr Concerts. Correspondence of the Picayune. NKW YORK, Sept 29, 1879. 5 Kct. Robert Collyer, late of Chioago, was introduced to his new nock, at the Church of the Messiah, in this city, without formality yesterday, mlached a very interestiug sermon from the text "I was when they said unto me let us go into the house ofthe Xord." His direct subject was Why need I go to church," and he treated it in a plain, practical manner, that engaged the closest attention and, seemed totcaxry conviction.

The peroration may be quoted as an example of his method Shall I not confess that this text was among the last words said to the dear friends I haveTeft, and it was borne in upon me that it must be the first I should say to you. I have no room for complaint about a wide and most gra cious hearing in the city I have left, but my twenty years has verified a word lately said by Dr. Bellows, which has gone the rounds of our Western papers, that so far as his observation goes, those who desert the sanctuary and its services soon or late come to grief. So I have come to you with great longing in my heart to stand with all my brethren, of every name, in the urgent plea they make for the presence of all who feel there may be help for them in the house of the Lord nay, of those who do not feel this assurance, but would fain help others. Are you borne down by the burden of your siul There is help for you in the house of the Lord.

Do you think you can do better alone I doubt that, but if I was sure of it I would still say, Who are you that you should do this thing "when you can help so many who cannot go alone and help us to help them is God to be worshiped in the woods Surely, but the most holy place is that which has been snade; holy by the mighty cry of human hearts after God in their sore trouble, when the Christ is forever incarnate in the Christian heart and life, when we can find the angels in human guise, and in it all and through.it all worship the eternal, immortal, invisible, whom no man hath Been or can see. God over all, blessed forevermore, and say with our whole heart as "the good sweet day comes round, 'I was glad when they unto me let us go into the house of the i Unitarianism has not a very strong hold here, but the denomination makes up somewhat for its lack of numerical strength in the wealth, social influence and general high character of its members. With two such eminent divines as Henry IW; Bellows and Mr. Collyer for its metropolitan beacon' lights, it is in no danger of being hid under a bush el, and ought to assume fresh dignity i and importance. The Church of the Messiah is one of the most cheerful and attractive ecclesiastical edifices in the city.

It was built for Rev. Samuel' Os good, than whom there could be no i greater stickler for the resthetio in reli S' on. His devotion to that element, in have helped largely to bear him into the bosom of Episcopal i ani am He was succeeded by Hepworth, who. in vwv rlnfiul iva4 mto tt tm otyi 42itaa evil ii. ii tou tUM va lwiikjiih aj uw the deflection of the latter the congrega turn Has Deen a gooa DroKen up, ana jur.

collyer nas a nne oppoitunity to work for reunion as well as increase. Rev. Edward Eggleston, pastor of the independent Church, of En oeavor, in urookiyn, spoke last evening on the use and Abuaea ox Athletic bx taking for his text the apt pass age from I Corinthians, "Know ye not that they which run in a race run all, oux one receivetn tne prize ho run. mat ye may oDtain." ur. isggieston i a liberal orthodox and believes thor oughly in everything Tthat tends to promote physical as wen.

as mental ecuiDoise. A man is at a discount. he if he Las net the right sort of body. A here be no neaitnxiu or wholesome action of the mind or the moral perception if the physique is ener vated. There have been great men with weaic Doaies, but no man is at his best without physical strength.

A man like Joan Randolph, im table and excitable, is brilliant for a short head," to borrow a snorthur phrase, but he cannot last. The rule is, to weaken the body is to re i i i tiuce uie zninu, auo. men great wua xeeuie bodies would be twice as great strong ones. A Keats burns out, produo ing at twenty works which should have been deterred until ne was thirty or fortv. There must be an equation of mind and body and a proper balance kept.

There" cannot be any happiness without health. Still we go to work in many ways to sys tematically break down health. Send ing children early to school is one of the most effective of these methods. Child fiood abhors quiet as nature does a vacu ran," says one, but children are put in school and kept quiet, and an extiu guisher is put upon them that lays the xounaanon ior ruture misery, i ne crying shame of our time is the Weight and restraint we put upon children. reverend gentleman goes on.mus cle is not to be cultivated at the expense of brain.

There is too much brawn in our colleges now. Their sports show the character of a people. The Greeks had no tremendous tests of endurance for six days; no gate money nor book making A ney gave tne victor in a loot race a simple wreath of myrtle. One cannot fail to see the good in pluck and immense endurance. ine everlasting noid on which keeps men up to their work must be admired wherever seen.

Bnt when the calling out of all the forces of human nature is allied with gambling and bet ting, we see how brutalizing it is. Pour or live hundred people watchmir a.bul letin, and when it states that Hazael is going groggy and complaining of his knees," putting their hands deep in their 4w.ei oecasise tney are aaectea mere, do not make a noble scene. This kind of sport 18 not worth the natronacre of the noblemen of England or the gentlemen wiaiiKticn. aiisnoi no Die xa measure men oy tneir legs. Tenacity of purpose belongs to brutes as well as men; bulldogs have the hang on which does not give up.

When men rejoice if Eowell xo Hie, or cast oncKDats at another waixer, it snows now degrading iuch a contest can become. If New York wishes to pay 170,000 a week for sucn a spectacle, I subbosa it will I would not suppress i try iw. uui, it, is wectn wniie to no ACS Jlow 1116 pouce iorce wink at crime, and how hefting and gambling are car. Tied in their presence and probably with their assistance. Such an excite ment as tuat ox last week affects every body.

It is savagery coming to thesur face. inere is this to be said about such strictures. The mass of the people who are interested in athletic sports patronize them simply as they would a horse race or a theatift for amusement. They ean iiub greatiy elevated qy sucn an in ui uon as tne wane tor tne Astley belt; but neither are they perceptibly brutal, ized thereby. While they admire determination and physical achievement, they no not become insensible to suffering.

5 they are tempted to make a friendly wager on the result, it is doubtful if any venous harm is done. The sporting fra i wr 1ti ai ati does not doTni natesueh a crowd any sense. JU latter is simply a lot of people, intent upon innocent diversion, and willing txvpay for it. In no direction can we find good unmixed withevii, so the common sense plan ia ito cast our individual influenco towards reducing the evil to a minimum. Temperance temperance in bjoW week is to clapse before the beginning of another six days' pedestrian match, we shall see what the temper of the people is.

The probabilities are that the struggle for the CLeary belt will be comparatively tame. It is set down to begin at 1 o'clock in the morning of this day week. One hundred and seven men have paid the preliminary fee of $10 for entry, fifty three of whom have made up the foil amount of. $100. From the latter twenty five have selected as contestants, together with five substitutes, aa follows? WskTait, Albert Pierce, James Mahoney, Patrick Fitzgerald, Frank L.

Edwards and Benjamin Cur ran, New York city; Gyrenius Walker, Buffalo, John Perkins, Brooklyn, Li. Harry Howard; Glen L. T. Briardy, Greenpoint. L.

I. Michael M. Costellq, Kshkill on the Hudson John Hnry Behrman, Jersey City E. Brain, Aebury Park, N. Christian i'aber, Newark, N.

J. John J. Dickinson, Philadelphia J. P. Dushane.

Newcastle, Martin Lock Haven, Pa. Timothy Spellacy, Millers town, Pai Alfred Meriden, Joseph Allen, Renfrew, Samuel Bus sell and Walter EckersalL Chicago Charles Fox, Austin, 111. Bichard Crom welL San Francisco Cnas. Boyle, Montreal John Albert Brondgeest, Toronto Henry Brown, Fulham, England Peter Croesland, Sheffield, James McLeary, Bonhill, Scotland, and Edward Davis, Kerry, Ireland. No one can deny that the list of names is "international" with a vengeance.

The CLeary belt i8 a massive and elegant affair. It is composed of fifteen chains, thirty six inches long, holding six medallions. The central plate is eight inches long and six wide. "CyLeary" in diamonds surmounts it. Beneath the name is the inscription, "Championship of America, Six days go as you Below this are the national colors of England, France, Ireland and America on a ground of blue enamel.

In the centre is a gold figure representing Mr. CLeary walking, under this are an American eagle on a laurel branch and the motto, Strength and Endurance." Eight solitaire diamonds, in stars, surround the shield. The medallions on either side have gold figures of pedestrians, trotting and run rung respectively. The plates aret all bordered with thistles, ferns, oaks, acorns and ivy. The belt weighs nine pounds, including about One nundred pennyweights of gold.

The staple material is frosted sterling silver, and jthe value $800. 1 Father Hennessey," one of the oldest pastors in Jersey City, made quite a sensation over there yesterday by taking a stand that clergymen of all denominations might possibly do worse than to imitate. The funeral services of the aged mother of an ex freeholder of the city were to be held at his church. When the cortege arrived he closed the gates and refused to allow the body to be brought in, because of the large number of carriages. It seems the orders of the Bishop were that not more than twelve carriages should accompany a body to the church, and the good Father expressed his determination to obev and enforce them, no matter what others might do.

Finally, all but ten of the coaches were sent from the neighborhood and the funeral was allowed to When the procession to the ceme tery was out of sight of the churchy the csutiukw uiaii uau ueen aenii away joiintHi it. Father Hennessey referred to the matter in his sermon, last He said the large number of coaches common at funerals were only for display. and frequently many Of them were not paid for. In nine cases out of ten when the bills were settled, the family was left "il A A A wiuioui enougii. wt oat, ami ne proposed toput a stop to it.

I see that Maurice Gran has found it prudent to give a few more performances of La Penchole," and postpone the revival ef Ghfle Girofla" at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, until Thursday. The fact is his new opera boufle singers have splendid opportunities to show their mettle in the delicious and perennial "Perichole." To my mind. Paola Ma rie's La 1'erichole is superior to her Clai rette, or it may be that the restraint and nervousness incident to a first appearance among strangers have orn oil' and so enabled her to do fuller justice to her magnificent abilities. At any rate the characterization is wonderfully witching and ana at tne same time sensitive and artistic. 1 can only com pare it with that of Paola's sister Irma.

Capoul, too, 'throws himself heart and soul into the part of. Pivuillo, and reveals an adaptabiutv to the exigencies ef opera bouft'e that was scarcely more than xiinieu aviu uis jnge iruou. lne cast throughout is very strong, and alto gether, it is the most charming presenta tion of this piece we have ever had JUC1C I 3Iapleson begins his season of Italian opera, at the Academy of Music, on the moth er October. Traviata will be the opera, with M'lle Ambre aa VioUtta; Si? norEuncioas Alfredo, and Siamor Ga lassi as tioryio. The first two are new: comers.

(Jther leading singers the are M'me Gerster and M'lle Valle ria, sopranos il'me Lablache and Annie ixuise uary, contraltos Jules jliuoi Robiati and Stecchi Aramburo. Einal dini, Campanini and Grazzi, tenors del jfuenteand Jtovere. baritones: liehrens. Monti, Tebaldi, Broderick and David. bassos.

The sisters Carolina and Adelaide Monti will lead the ballet and Art standing an increase of nearly twentv iive percent, in the prices, the choice places for the first subscription series of thirty nights are nearly all taken. How many of them are in the hands of speculators remains to be seen. I fancy there will be a falling off in transient patrons with good seats at 4 each. 8 in addi4 tion to carriage hire, for a fashionable) evening's entertainment, is pretty steep, xorxoe average young man about town. even in prosperous times.

The four concerts of the Oratorio Society this season will be riven Novemhfi 29, December 27, February 6, and April 16, with public rehearsals the preceding: uay. VUDBTTK. Prof. BlacMe. of EdlBbnrir.

nolvna thA iciua wi ouvtjreijiiLy ana iree win in tins brief and satisfactory fashion I am certain that what happens is the expression of wui nnfiiiMiMtitia, m. Heme, an instinctive desire wlthiBiue teirav to (iml for blessings. Tnese two things seem irreconcilable. Some would say tker are Incon sistent. 8till I believe In both, and will eon tinne to do so.

let him reconcile them who Will." For first class dental operations call on T)r. J. West. Korth street, opposite JLafavetta Square AUCTION SALES. BY "CHA8.

H. REFD. SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH GRISLIER. Second District Court; Parish of Orleans No. 40,170.

i i i i JgY CHAS. IL REED, Auctioneer Oflloe 134 Gravierstreet At Auction SATTTBDAY; Oct, 4. 1879, on tbe premises, Eighth streeV near Dryades, atlO A. Bedsteads, Mattresses Bureaus, Centre Tahles, Chain, Tools, Sash, Doors; Desk, Junk, odds and ends, etc, generally the movables of above cession. Terms Cash.

3 2t I AUCTION SALES. BT 8. GTHKAITUT. W. PBOPlEBTT" OI ST.

ANDREW STREET. Near KeUer Kerket. BT 8. Anctioneer Office cor ner EichMre Alley and Bienville street BATTJBDAY Ock4L 1879, wul be Bold, at 12 o'clock, the Merchants' and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal otreet eltnated bt the Fourth District of this city, in square bounded by St.

Andrew, Felicity Road, Liberty and Howard streets, measxutng SO feet 4 lines front on Bt. Andrew street, by an average depth of 70 feet 8 inches 2 ttnea, aad SO feet wide on the rear line. Together with frame house of four rooms, with double kitchen adjoining' the house, a double shed built on the rear line, double privy, cistern, etc See plan at the Exchange, Terms One half cash, and the balance at a credit ef 12 months' for a note bearing 8 per cent interest per from date, and mort gager with all the usual clauses in use. Act ef sale before A. Ker, notary public, at the expense ef the purchaser, including State and city taxes exigible in 1880 besides and above the price of adjudication.

s30 JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. BTJCCESSION OF JEAN BOSQ Second District Court for the Parish ol Orleans No. 88,173. 5ROPERTY ON DATJPHINE ST, NO. 256.

a GUINAUIT, Auctioneer 8 ATTJR DAY. October 4. 1879, will be sold at 12 o'clock at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal aud Customhouse streets, by virtue of an order from the honorable the Second District Court for the par lsh of Orleans, dated August 28, 1879. the following property, to wit A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second District of this city, in the square bounded by Dauphin e. Bourbon, TTrsulines and St.

Philip streets, measuring, French 'measure, 84 feet front on Dauphine street, by 80 feet deep. Together with a frame house of four rooms, back gallery with closet, a two story brick kitchen of lour rooms with balcony in, front, the whole slate roofed, hydrant, privy, paved yard, eta The whole as. per plan to be seen at the Ex Change. Act of sale before A. J.

VUlere, notary public, at the expense of the purchaser, as well as the State and city taxes exigible in 1880. an31s613 20 27o4 JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. PROPERTY ON ST. PHILIP STREET, No. 104.

Succession Of MARGUERITE ARSENE No. 41,474. Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans. BY 8. OUINAULT, Auctioneer SATURDAY, October 18, 1879.

will be sold at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between Customhouse and Canal streets, by virtue of an order from the honorable the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated September 12. 1879 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the Second District of this city, in the square bounded by St. Philip, Dumaine, Dauphine and Burgundy streets, measuring in French measure 80 feet front on St. Philip street by 1 50 feet in depth, together with a frame house with brick front, containing four rooms, gallery and two closets.

A two story frame building with six rooms. Another two story building built on the rear of the lot of four rooms, the whole slate roofed, shed, water works, privy, etc, etc Terms One third or more cash, at the option of the purchaser, the balance at one ana two years' credit, evidenced by notes bearing eight per cent, per annum interest from day of sale till paid, secured by vendor's privilege and special mortgage; the purchaser to keep insured the premises up to the amount of the credit portion, and to pay 5 per cent, attorney's fees in ease of suit, to assume over and above the price of ad juaicaaon tne biace ana city taxes aue ana ex. igiDie in iB tv. Act of sale before C. Sonlat.

notary at the ex. pense of the purchaser, and to contain all the usual clauses is acts of sale. 814 20 27 o4 11 18 BY FIiACIDS J. SPEAK. ON ACCOUNT OF DECLINING HOUSE KEEPING.

BLACK WALNUT BEDROOM SUITS. Mantel Mirrors, Glass Door Armoir, Splendid Bronse and Marble Clock, Mattings, Mantel Ornaments, Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, Crock' cry and Glassware, and other articles too nn merou8 to mention. In good order. BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer Office 46 Royal street SATURDAY, October 4, 1879, at 12 o'clock.

win be sold at No. 117 Customhouse street, between Bourbon and Royal sirred, oil account ox declining Housekeeping The contents of said premises, consisting in part of the heretofore named articles, Terms Cash. o3 JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER ttes in the First District. Oravier street, between Bertrand and Bolivar streets.

Bolivar street, between Gravler and Common streets. SUCCESSION. OF WIDOW CHARLES ROCHE. Tharles D. Lallande vs.

Gustave Lallande et als. uiior i aruuon. i No. 41,123 Second District Court for the Parish or ur leans. BY SPEAR ft ESOOFFIER Placide J.

Spear, Anctloneer Office 46 Roval street HAT II DAY. November 8, 1878, at 12 o'clock. wUl oenoiaacine KUnAiN its uu auutiu. EERS' EXCHANGE on Royal street, between Customhouse and Canal streets, by virtue aud in pursuance of a judgment of the Hon. A.

L. Tissot, Jndge of tne Second District Court for theparisnoz Orleans, rendered June 20, 1879, and signed June 25, 1879, in the above entitled matter, the following deeoribed property, to wit 1. THREE CERTAIN LOT 5 OF GROUND, with all the tmildinrs and imorovementa there. on, situated in the First District of this city, ia ine square oounaea ay nervrana, uravier, uou var and Conunea streets, and designated by the Nos. 16, 17 and 18, according to a plan made by Cs Zimpel, dated September 6, 1834, and deposited In tne office of Theodore GuvoL notary, under the No.

42. Said lots measure each 30 feet front oa Oravier street, by 120 feet in depth between parallel lines. 1 2. A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated in the First District of this citv. in the souare bounded br Bertrand, Gravler, Bolivar and Common streets.

1.1t. KTv Oil ..1.1 ..1.. and measures 31 feet 5 inches and 7 lines front on Bolivar street, by 122 feet 7 inches and 4 lines in depth between parallel lines. The above described two properties were acquired by Mrs. Widow Charles Roche, according to act of partitlonnassed between hera nd Alonzo Morphy, before Tneo.

Guyol, notary public, on we ibid oi ucrooer, imo. for fnll mrtienlan see nlAnli at Kreban m. Terms and Conditions One third cash; 'the balance at one and two years' credit with notes or coupons to suit parties in interest, secured by mortgage and vendor's lien and privilege on the property sold, and bearmg interest at the rate of if per cent, per annum from date till paid) the clause of 5 'per cent, for attorney's fees in case or juaiciai Droceeaings ior tne recovery oi nav ment of the amount of said notes or coupons. also to be secured by mortgage on said property. The buildiaKS on said lots to be insured and the policies to be transferred to any holder or hold ers ox noies or coupons oniu weir rail psymeux.

The taxes payable in the year 1880 to be assumed by the purchasers. Purchasers will be required to make a deposit of 1Q per cent, on the amount of adjudication at the moment of gale. Acts of sale before Octave Morel, notary pub lic, nil uie expense oi vub purenawers. 04 11 18 25 nl 8 BT MONTGOMERY ds CO. OFFICE FURNITURE.

DESKS, TABLES, Chairs, Pigeon Holes, etc ji i fpO BE SOLD ON SATURDAY, October 4, at 11 A. at 87 Camp street i MONTGOMERY 4c CO. 3 2t i Auctioneers. PARLOR SUITS. IN HAIR CLOTH.

AND BepcWalarat and Mahogany Bedroom Suits, Rosewood Bedroom Suit, Rosewood Plate Glass Door Armoir, Oak and Mahogany Side boards, Walnnt Chairs and Rockers, Walnut 'Beds, Cradles, etc Plate Glass Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Brussels Carpets in excellent condition, Paintings (including some old and valuable works), Chrossoay Books, and com plete and full assortment ef Household Fur. Bltore, mostly In flue, order and but Bttle used. Removed to store for convenience of sale, and to be sold without reserve rys. SATURDAY, October 4, at 11 A. at No.

S7 Camp street. MONTGOMERY ft CO OS Ct Auctioneers. T7INELY FURNISHED BOOMS, WITH board, at Mrs. Johnson's. No.

18 Drvadea street, near OanaL Tranaient and day boarders will be aeeoimmxiated at very reaeona ble rates. im iyeaxox7 AUOTONSALES. BY, HOEY, MACOlf Oe O'COXNOR. JUDICXALJUVERTI8EMENT. Succession Sales of Furniture.

IY HOEY, MACON ft O'CONN0R, Nich0. if Hoey, Auctioneer Office No. 17 Ca, rondelet street SATURDAY, October 4, 1879. at 4 o'clock, P. on the premises.

No. 166 a Spain street, between Morales and urquhart streets, by virtue of two orders of the honorable the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, in Abe matters of the succession of Jane Loving, No. 41,424, and of Timotny and Marv A nne O'Brien, No. 83,071, will be sold at Public auction All the Household Furnit ure and movables of said successiona as per Inventory on flic Terms cash on the spot o2 td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. REAL ESTATE "AND" MOVABLES.

IN CAR ROLLTON. Suecesslon of Charles F. Conrad. Second District Court for the parish ef Orleans No. 40,642.

HOEY, MACON ft O'CONNOR NICH oiasJ. Hoey, auctioneer Office Nc 17 Car ondelet street MONDAY, 6th October, 1879, at 11 o'clock, A. at the CarroUton HoteL in CarrolHon, Seventn District, by virtue or an order of the Honorable the Seeond DisMct Court for the parish of Orleans, dated 2d September, 1879. will be sold at public auction, for account of Raid succession The contents of the Cairollton Hotel and Gar nenFurnue, Movables, etc, as per inventory And at 12 o'clock, in said hotel, the follow tng property FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in CarroUton, Seventh District of New Orleana, in the square bounded by Madison, Levee, and Canal Avenue and the Levee, designated aa lota Nm. 2 A A.

and 6, adjoining each other and measuring each about bo feet 10 inches and 6 lines front on Levee street by about 60 feet in dcDth together with all the rights of batture in front of said iots, or auuvion tnereto attached. Terms of Sale Cash on the snot. Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser. (4 13 1 20 27 o4 BOULr7 puouc CHOfCE DOUBLE COTTAGE PROPERTIES And LAKGE BUILDING SITE, Corner of CAMP AND HARMONY STREETS, And DOUBLE COTTAGE, ON BIENVILLE STREET. DT HOEY.

MACON ft O'CONNOR Nicholas Hoey, Auctioneer Office No. 17 Caronde let street SATURDAY, October 4, 1879, at 12 o'clock, at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, 1. THE DOUBLE COTTAGE DWELLING, Nos. 178 and 180 Harmony street, between Camp and Chestnut streets, retired from the street, having front gallery; five rooms, cistern and shed on each side The lot measures 40 feet xront on Harmony street by 1ZO feet in depth.

This property is in good order and always TOra me uesi ui tenants. 2. THAT DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE adjoining the above and forming the northwest corner of Harmony and Camp streets, measuring euieeiiront on Harmony screes oyizw leet in depth and front on Camp street, on which there is a One Storv House, with five rooms and a al leries and a cistern. This is an admirable build ing site, is Only one square from the Ninth Street Market, and adjoins the finest cottage residences in tne ruurcn uumct 3. THE DOUBLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE No.

486 Bienville street, between Mlro and Tontl streets, four rooms, cistern and shed on each side, lot measures 27 feet 1 inch on Bien ville street by 106 feet in depth, fronting a nne wide avenue, with advantage of two lines of ears, a well improved neighborhood, cottage always well tenanted. Terms One third cash, the remainder at one and two years' credit in notes bearing interest of 8 per cent, per annum from date of sale, with vendor's lien and all nsual security clauses, aud purchasers to assume payment of all taxes for 1879. navable in 1880. Acta of sale at the exnense of the nurchasers. before John Bendernagel, notary public.

s28 td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. CHOICE BUSINESS AND TENEMENT Property in the Fourth District, on Magazine, Josephine and Fourth streets. Lot on Tchoapitoulas street, and one half Square on Araueua street. STOCKS AND BONDS. SUCCESSION OF ADAM GAISSER.

No. 40,629 Second District Court for the parish oi uneans. Sale in Partition. BY HOEY, MACON ft O'CONNOR Nicholas J. Hoey, Auctioneer OffloefNo.

17 Caron deiet street On HATUKDAY, October 11, 1879, at 12 o'clock, at the St. diaries Auction Exchange, on St. Charles street by virtue of Judgment inpartition rendered by the honorable ine second District court ior tne pansn oi Or leans, on the 2d of July. 1879. and signed on the 7th of July, 1879, and of a subsequent order oateo on tne zist July, ia, win oe sola at pno lio auction in order to effect a partition in the a Dove enutiea matter, tne iouowmg aesciioea Piopeny, to wit REAL ESTATE.

'L THE DOUBLE ONE STORY STORE Nos. 874 and 876 Maeasine street, in the Fourth District of this city, in the square bounded by Magazinet Constance, Harmony ana rieasant streets. The ground Is composed of lot Not 14 anu tne nan or lot jnc is. ana measures ay leet inches and 5 lines front on Magazine street, by lzu leet ueptn Between parallel nnes. 2.

FOCH LOTS OP GROUND in the named rrlct. in the souare bounded by Fourth. Third. St. Denis and St.

Patrick streets, designated as Nos. 16, 17, 18 and 19 adjoining each other and measuring eacn su leet rront on r'ourtn street, by 125 feet in depth between parallel lines. The Improvements comprise three double one story frame cottages ana Kitcnens, siste roor, eisternx, shed. and a seimrate one atorv bonse. shin gle roof, neighborhood well Improved good ten ement property.

8. A LOT OF GROUND in the same district, in tne souare bounded uv josenmne. jaeKSon. Laurel and Annunciation streets, designated as lot no. ana measuring, in encn measure, feet 9 Inches front on Josephine utreet, by i20 ieetm aeptn, oetween paranei lines, xne improvements comprise a double one story frame cottage and kitchen, slate root and a small, one story cottage, siungie root, anown as noa.

400, 168 and 170 Josephine street. 4. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the same district and square as the foregoing, designated as lots Nos. 6 and 7, adjoining each other, and measuring each in French measure 60 feet front on Josephine street, by 12U feet in aeptn. between parallel lines the lot No.

7 terming the corner of Josepnlne ana LAurel streets, me im provements comprise four double one story frame cottages and kitchens, slate root known as Nos. 172,1.74, 176. 178. 180, 182, 184 and 186 Josephine street, ana a double one story nouse. shingle root known as No.

88 Laurel street, i All choice nronerty, convenient to market, railroads. churches and schools the best location tor renting in the Fourth District. 6. A LOT OF GROUND in the sameistriot. In the square bounded by Tchoapitoulas, Water, Pleasant and Toledano streets, designated as lot No.

4, measuring 27 feet 6 inches 7 lines front on Water street, 27 feet 10 inches front on Tchouditoulas street, by a depth of 79 feet on the division line ef lot No. 3. and 78 feet on the side line nearest Pleasant street. 6. TEN LOTS OF GROUND In HurstvtUe, Sixth District, in the square bounded by Camp, Chestnut and Arabella streets and Nashville Avenue) designated by the Nos.

6 to 14 inclusively. Lots to 8 adjoin and measure each 80 feet front on Camp street by 120 feet in depth. No. 8 forming the corner of Camp and Arabella streets. Ne.

9 and 10 measure each 30 feet front on Arabella street by 120 feet in depth. Lots 11 to 14 adjoin and measure each 30 feet front on Chestnut street by 120 feet In denth. No. 11 forming the corner of Arabella and Chestnut streets. The imnrovements oomurise a one story frame cottage, stable, shed and cistern.

Terms 01 sals one third casa, and tne remainder on a credit of one and two years from date of sale, in nates of the purchasers, subdivided if necessary, bearing interest of 8 per cent, per annum from date of sale until final payment, with the penal clause of 6 per cent, attorneys fees in event of suit, insurance and transfer of policy and all nsual security clauses, secured by special mortgage and vendor's lien on the nron. erty sold, and purchasers to assume payment of all taxealor 1879, payable in I88O. Aeta of sale at tne exnense of tne rnirchasera before Charles G.Andry, notary public, No. 14 Carondelet street. And.

at 12" o'clock. P. the following list of Stocks and Bonds STOCKS AND BONDS. 39 Premium Bonds city of New Orleans, $20 each, series 0670. 26 Premium Bonds city ef New Orleans, $20 eacn, senesoevx.

t. 8 coupons of city of New Orleans Bonds, amounting to 45 50. 1 share Teutonia Insurance Company Stock. 7 Bhares New Orleans Insuranoe Com nan v. 20 shares Lafayette Fire Insuranoe Company.

ft shams af wrr.hftnt Wnt.nnl TnuiranAa mdt. 13 shares German i Insuranoe Company; 1. a mimm dub luunutoe Terms Cash on the spot before transfer S3 17 20 27 Ql.4 6.1&11. E. MORPHY sV SOW.

General Auctioneers and uoiM ana oaiesrooms Noa. 108 and 110 Magazine street Regular Auction Sales tmv TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURI AT, Ai 1U VOMOK. A. SS. Imntafnr .1 Blood, Wolfe Ox's Alee and Farter JCnlckerboeker Work Oondenaed MjjJc, And jj White Elk Vineyard, Keokuk, Iowa.

Concord ea wine, OtmMrisjnentf respectiully ollrtted, 1877 AUCTION i. SALES. FARM, STOCK, FOB. SALE AT ATJO ill be'sold AT PUBLIC OUTCBY. i VP On MONDAY, "October Sift, 1879, Comm encing at 9 o'clock, A.

On the premises, situated la ths Grand Bay Settlement, on the Old Stae oad from 'Mobile to Pascagoula, about twenty three miles southwest of Mobile, and two miles DOTUT UI UW Vf muu a farm, with Improvements thereon, containing 184 71 100 acres being the southeast acres under cultivation, some 2000 bearing trees of numerous varieties, principally peach and peart a vineyard of Concord, Hart ford, Ives, Scuppernong, and otner enwee yario tteeot grapes. lFTY (60) HEAD OF CAT tt.k irm fine milkers twenty (20) head of Hogs, Horses, Steers, Cart, Wagon, Bookaway, ture. This year's crop of Cora. Potatoes, Hay, etc 1WSUV1 NUO Luna. For further particulars and information, apply o3 td Real Estate Agent, Mobile, Ala.

C. E. GIBARDKY. i THE TWO THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. os.

201 and 203 Baronne, between Girod and June streets. A 'Firxtrafe Investment. BY C. E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer Offloe No.

81 Camp street SATURDAY, October 4, 1879, at 12 o'clock, at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, will positively be sold at auction Those centrally; located, spacious and sub stantially DUllt TUIUSB BIVHI HIUUA dwellings, deshmated by the Nos. 201 and 203 Baronne street, in the square bounded by Baronne, carondelet, juua ana uiroa streets; the lots measure about 47 feet 11 Inches 2 lines front on Baronne street, by 170 feet 4 inches snd 6 lines in denth between narallel lines. The improvements are two substantially built dwellings, built retired from the street, affording plenty of space for either an ornamental garden to each dwelling or additional improvements. The property will be sold one with a privilege of the two dwellings, en the following lavorauie Terms and Conditions One third or more cash.

and the balance at one and two years' credit, for notes specially secured by mortgage and vendor's lien, bearing all the usual clauses of 8 per cent, per annum interest, 6 per cent, attorney's fees. Policy of insuranoe transferred and the Rurcnasers to assume me taxes aue ana exiginie 1 QOA Act of sale aef ore Jos. Conn, notary public, at tne expense oi tne purcnasers. via ui FOR ACCOUNT OF ALL CONCERNED. The Raised Frame Cottage and Five Beautifu AiOte oi urouna opposite tne 1 Second Street Market, And formingthe Corner of Baronne and second streets.

TY C. E. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer Office No. JL 31 Camp street SATURDAY, October 11,1879, at 12 o'clock, at the St.

Charles Auction Exchange, will positively be sold at public auction for account of all concerned THAT STEADILY ENHANCING AND WELL LOCATED STORE AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY fronting the Second Street Mar ket ana lorming tne sou tn west corner ox uaroime and Second streets. The property comprises live lots oi ground in tne square oounaea oy econti. Third. Baronne and Drvades streets, lots measur ing 145 feet front on Second street by a denth and front on Baronne street of 125 feet together witn tne improvements tnereon, comprising an elegant raised Frame Cottage Dwelling, partially burnt and damaged by the recent lire, i It contains central hall, four rooms, parlor, dining ana pearooms on its ngni ana ien. The oroDertv will be sold for account of the underwriters and all concerned, subdivided or in block.

Builders and speculators will and the property ran ox promise ana suscepuoie ox cer tain ennancement ana proaucaveness. I Terms One third or more cash, balance at dm and two years' credit for notes specially secured by mortgage and vendor's lien, Hearing all the nsual clauses of 8 per cent, per annum Interest, 5 per cent, attorney's fees, policy of insurance transferred, and the purchasers to assume the taxes due and exigible in 1880 over the price of adjudication. Acts of sale before N. B. Trist, notary puniic, at tne expense oi tne puronaser.

s20 21 27 28 oi td POPULAR GROCERY STAND. The Store and Double Tenement Dwellings, Oor ner oi renuuo ana jxannn streets. The Handsome Two Story Frame Dwelling. No. 15 Claiborne street, and Five Tenement Cottage Dwellings on Perdido, between Liberty and Franklin streets.

To close the estate of the late William and Mary Ryan, and to enect a settlement be tween the heirs. BY C. E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer Office No. 31 Camp street SATURDAY, October 11, 1879, at 12 o'clock, at the St Charles Auction Exchange, will positively be sold at auction, to effect a settlement between the heirs of the late William and Mary Ryan, the following described, and very desirable property, to wis 1.

THAT POPULAR BUSINESS STAND, STORE AND TENEMENT DWELLINGS. designated by the numbers 112, 114, 116, and 11 8 Perdido street, and forming the southeast corner of Perdido and Franklin streets, in the square oounaea oy jransiin, and Basin streets. The lot measures 31 feet, 11 inches 6 lines front on Franklin street, by JLOO feet depth and front on Perdido street. The improvements comprise the double twostary name aweuings as aoove aesignatea, ana eon tain store and six rooms on the first floor, and eight rooms and gallery on the second noorJ besides cistern, shed, etc. 1 2, THE HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING designated by the number! 15 South Claiborne street, in the square bounded by Claiborne, Common, Gaaquet and Robertson streets.

The lot measures 25 feet on Claiborne street by no feet in aeptn. Tne nouse is built retired from the street, enclosed by a rich iron front fence, and contains double arched parlors, dining room, pantry, kitchen, vestibule and crsl lery on the first floor, six rooms and gallery on tne second noor. me ouiDuuaings comprise a two story frame kitchen, cistern, eta. It is eon venient to business, and admirably situated! for eitner nnvate or proressionai resiaence. 3.

THE TWO ONE STORY FRAME COT TEGES designated by the Nos. 133 and 135 Perdido street, in the eqnare bounded by Perdi ao, urevier, ran nun ana uuerty streets, containing ffve rooms each, with cistern, shed. Atn. The lots measures each 26 feet 4 inches front on Perdido street, by 84 feet 11 Inches 4 lines in aeptn. i 4.

THE DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME DWELLING, designated by the No. 108 Perdido street, in the square bounded by Perdido, Basin. Franklin and Poydras streets, and contains three rooms and cistern to each tenement. The lot measures 28 feet 6 inches front on Perdido street, by 63 leet 1 1 inches ana 3 lines in depth urbwwn jnuwioi uiies. Terms One third or more cash, at the anfinn of the purchasers, and the balanoe at one or one and two years' credit, for notes specially secured by mortgage and vendor's lien, bearing all the usual clauses bf eight per ecnt.

per anim inter est nvm vne uay oi saie until nnai payment, pve per cent, attorney's fee, tn event of suit to enforce their collection, the imrrrovements ta ia kept insured and the policies transferred to the noiaers or uie notes, ana tne pnrcnasers to assume the taxes due and exigible in LS80 overand aoove tne price oi Acts of sale at the exnense of the nurchaaera before W. J. as tell, notary public KTOJ1I I za Ml 1 i SUCCESSION SALES. JUDICIAL" ADVERTISEMENT. TTOR SALE SUCCESSION OF MRS; A.

tion uit H. Patout E. V. Talbot et als. urwuBiiv ro jmifrmenj, oi conrt in tne aiove nnmrmwul anrl Ant jftiAil sai 1 a iii offer for sale at tmblic anctlon.

tTm fiifrhfli bidder, on the terms herein xaetitiODed, on the ui uaj oi vfoio ter xo at ine late reaioenoe of State of IxmlHiana. where the nroxmrtw fk joib, a. nwufc iiue riauiuiie. irmnAnftriAh. atrt TrfTi! 1 PT.

AKrTlrTAaT ing about 1390 arpenta, less one tract of 18 ar pents transrerrea to tne (jatnolie 3 ar pents sold to Tobias Haines, 2 arpents dohatod to Josephine (colored) and one half arpent sold to Desire Hebert; together with fine dwelling, sugar house, engine, mill aA all machinery therein, stables, cabins, fenfiitg. and other improvements also seed caneto be delivered in windrow or matlaya sufficient to nlant abont an arpente. Also A TRACT OF SWAMP T.ATCT mntet.intf 292 acres, being W. half of section lo ofT.ir 8. of range 7 less a striD one acre wida taken from west side.

Said lan ta tion and awamn land ts no gether and in block. Terms Five sixths and two eighth ot ene Sixthof the price to be nald. nn riav Af ad judication, and the balance of one third on day of delivery, January 15. 1880. The remaining two tniras in snree equal annual Installments, with 8 pes cent, interest from January IS, 1880, for which three payments the purchaser shall fur.

nish his notes, secured by vendor's lieu and mortgage, containing the pact de non alienando, acoa fession of lodgment, and a sti eolation nt a. eenc attorney's tees in ease of non payment without Judicial demand said motes to be made foe such portions ot each Of said installments anil in such umbers as will eorrespoiid with the numbers and respective Interests of the major The sixth eirhth ef one sixth' of t.h whni. price of the place to be paid in six equal install, meats, for which the purchaser shall furnish six notes to the administrator, dne and payable when the minor children ot the deoeasedTxnna Bayard, nee Patent, shall arrive at twenty one years of ace. that is in 1880. 1882.

irki. taaa 1890 and 1892, with 8 per cent, interest, pay. able annually said notes to be secured as to their, payment by vendor's lien udnuirtnM containing the clauses and stipulations above mentioned. More seed can be bought on the place or in the neighborhood. For full description and farther particulars of conditions and terms, see Louisiana Sugar Bowl, containing fecal advertisement, arannfin which the property will be sold.

7 sie to miA. i Ai Aamuusmtor i AUCTION SALES. BT E. GIRaBDEV. .1 THE COMFORTABLE.

FRAME DWELLING On First between Baronne and Dryades street For ace wnt of departure. BYC.E. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer Offloe, Nt 81 Camp street SATURDAY, October 4 1879 it 12 o'etock, at the St Charles Exchange, will be sold at public au TtSrYSISS: DWELLING, designated by the No. 812 First street, in the entire Sanded bfFtrst, Second.

TirvadessSeets. The lot measures 25 feet front onFlrst streeV by 126 feet 8 inches in depth. Tbe preriyU the newhooi hon coji ner of Baronne and First streets, and the Sed Snd Street Market, A roodho ta.wcU buitt up and respectable neighborhood. 1 "ale positive, without reserve. TenuV Otiehall or all cash, at the pnWhaserJ 'option, and the balance at one with all the usual security clauses of mortgacn and vendor's ben, 8 per cent, per annum interest, ff peaT attorViey fees, policy ot Insurance transferTed.

and the purchaser to assume the taxesdue73idweJlial880 over the price Of Wofaate before W. H. Pasooev 2gT public, at purchaser's expense. s23 td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. IMPROVED AND VACANT THIRD DIS Wet Property, corner of Clouet and Bur SuclnMi'Fra lMERIE BER TRAND.

No. 4L110 Second District Court for the Parish BY GIRARDEY, Auctioneer Office No. 31 Camp street SATU RDAY, October 11 1879. at 12 at the St. Charles Auction Ex chanee.

in the rotunda of the St Charles Hotel, in this city, will be sold at public auction, by virtne and in pursuance of an order from the Hon A LTlssot, Jurt of the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated the 8th August 1879. and rendered in the above entitled succession, the following described property, to 44 1 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with all the buildings and improvement thereon, situated in the Third District of this city, in the square bounded by Clouet Burgundy, (late Crane) Louisa and Rampart streets, measuring, in American measurement 134 feet 8 inches and 6 lines front on Clouet street, by 185 feet inches and 8 lines in depth and front on Bur gundy street, anu whole as per plan, dated December 1,1865. deposited in the office of de Armas, notary public, on which said portion of ground is designated by the No. 1. The above described property will be sold subdivided into three lots.

Lot A. forming tne corner oi v.mh3 gundy streets, measures 74 feet 8 inches 6 lines front on Clouet by 135 feet 9 inches and 3 lines, on Burgundy street together with all the im r. wnwr4ainw m. lnj irA noil ri A tenement frame cottage dwelling, having wide galleries, etc. 1' Lots and adjoin each other and measure each 30 feet front on Clouet street by 135 feet 9 inches and 3 lines in depth between parallels, i 2.

ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, ad joining the rear of the above described lots and situated in the aforesaid square, and divhted into two lots, measuring each 30 feeet fronton Burgundy street, oy 1M leet mcura lines in depth between parallel lines, designated by the Nos. 14 and 15 on the aforesaid plan. 3. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, withall the buildings and improvements thereon, ait sated in the Third District of. this city, in tjhe square bounded by Louisa, St Claude, liite Goodchildren, Rampart late Love, and Closet streets, designated by the No.

2 on a plan by Vaelqnin, dated January, 1839, deposited under the No. 21, book of plans No. 2, In the office Jot A. Ducatel, N. P.

Said lot measures, in American measurement 34 feet 2 inches front bn Louisa street by 94 feet 4 inches deep between parallels. Together with all the buildings thereon, comprising a double tenement frame dwelling, etc i i 5' i This being Uie second and last auction, the said property will be definitely adjudicated! to the highest and last bidder for what it will bring, at twelve months' credit, the purchaser furnishing bond with good and sufficient security to the satisfaction of the executor; the said purchaser deducting and paying in cash the auctioneer's commission, costs of advertising, etc, and the taxes due snd exigible up to the day of sale, over and above the prise ot adjudication. Acts of sale before A. J. Lewis, notary public, at the expense of purchasers.

s20 27 o4 11 I I' JUDTCIAL ADVERTISEMENT. THE BANKING HOUSE OF THE LA? SOUTHERN BANK, i On St Charles street between Canal and mon streets. A Most Valuable Commercial Property on the Greatest Thronged Thoroughfare in i the City. i Adapted to any line of business, and an Investment of permanent value and pro i dnctiveness. In the matter ef the Southern Bank in Liqulda tion.

i No. 45,440 Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans BY a E. GIRARDEY. Anttlone Office 31 Camp street SATURDAY, October 11. 1879, at 12 o'clock, 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 and in Dursuance of a decree from the Hon.

W. T. Judge of the Fourth Dis trict lwjh ior tne pansa ox urieans, aateo tne 9th of June, 1879, and rendered in the above en titled matter, the following described and. very valuable property, to wit I THE BANKING HOUSE OF THE LATE SOUTHERN, BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, situated on St Charles street in the First Dis trict of this city, and in the square bounded by St Charles, Carondelet Caaial and Common streets. The lot measures, French, measure mens, iu iee xront on ea unariee street oy a depth of 115 feet oa the side line towards Canal street 118 feet on the side line towards Common street and SO feet 3 inches width in the rear, and designated by the No.

23, on a plan drawn' by Jos. Pilie, surveyor, on the 30th of March, 1 8'2 depoHited in lie office of Michel De Anna, then a notary in this city. Also a small nomon of arronnd In ths rest of said lot having in American measure, 9 feet and mcnes on toe rear line ox saiaiot, commencing at the corner nearest to Common street by 20 feet and 6 inches in depth, as shown on a sketch annexed to an act dated the of id ay, 1853, Guyol, a notary in this city, which portion of ground forms part of lot No. 4 en a 1 plan drawn by said Pilie, surveyor, and annexed to an act Passed before' Michel tja Armu. lata on jhe 6th of April, 182L together with i i nerviLuu.es uiereunto apper uuiuii, uuuuuikb aiiu improvements tnereon belonging.

The imnrovements ernnnrlnn ti mh. BtantfeUy built and well Ughted one story brick uiuuk uvuik, uesignatea oy me no. ll Bt. Charles street fitted with a large and commixli ous iron vault fire and burglar proof safe, i As a location for either tne saloon, banking aad insurance business its arivantamui awmnanv passed. Tot any other specialty its prominence ana aasptaouity render it one of the most desirable nronertiea for safe and nmAnntiTna in natnuitt lnmartet Terms snd CondHinna niu.ilnt at the option of the purchaser, and the remainder at one and two years' credit for notes specially secured by mortgage and vendora lien, bearing ttuuiousiuu clauses oi eignt per cent per annum interest from the 1 nf aula naT nannP i vi usy asanas as five per cent attorney's fees in event of suit to enforce collection I the purchaser to keep theinv provements insured and transfer the policy thereof to the holders of the notes, and further assume payment of the taxes due and exigible la 1880 oyer and above the price of adjudication.

i Act Of sale Deform Hhss Snniiit Van of P. AO 1X1 JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT i IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH Cottages on Laurel, between Josephine and Jackson streeta, i Succession nf Tlr Mm. rk.icrA I Ko. 41,459 Second District Court for the Parish Xff1 GIRARDEY, Auctioneer Office No. 31 Camn street A ttt I x7r9na8nJL2 rCk St Charts Auction Exchange, lu the rotunda of the 8t Charles HoteL in this eitv.

trill ortler from tlie Hon! aTl Ti TuVUs the Second District Court for thoparishof OK leans, dated the 10th of September 1879 imd rendered in th aiv a fowingdescribed real eitotZto witT TZ lJf52 or VKOV.xv. "ituated to the Fourth District of thi citv the No. 71. as per plan of tne Citv of Lafavett an.l fn 5al plan. The saidloito" desicTatod Vh'V 241 on plan bv Hugh Gran surVrorf on u.e 2i February, 1844.

and deposited in the fflS i law aJTaa.a. .1 A. XOrmeriv A.TinA ttnhlU 1. kl. and measssifeetlltac'hee "Snw'front Vd 1 by 1W feet projH rty, and measures 11 inches front on hl'M inches6aSS gTvioaa oeing, the remnant nearest ti Phi rva FOiSUini II XISSS sal mn as.

a7v us i wssw va aivuuu Nos. 1 and 2: tomther Hts Hf aVTVBimif nasiM.A.j tiier wli thftrai IV th All ana unprovementa therenn oiiJcotoprlHiny ouuaings. the natedbrthe" flV' 11 "a inches front on Lmimi double tonsmentFrameCol: tags Dwelling designated by the Ko. wS Terms One.th and two vears gage and. vendor.

iSTtTX.T'..'W mort Srr1 tteresl the day of sai until "llfret, irom notea and thepureha asTume aoeep betoi'. JcU 813 20 27 a it la1 Pnblic. AUCTION All BY. E. GDXAEErY.

cc i EXTENSIVE SALE Of CHOICE STORE AND DW? mrA 1 In the Fnt and Second Di On easy terms and lonr crv BYC E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer 31 Camp street SATURDAY 1879, at 12 o'clock, at the Stc tion Exchange, will be sold at pub for account of foreign owners, the f0 scribed and rapidly enhancing city i to wit 1. THE TOUR" SUBSTANTIALLY TWO STORY BRICK SLORES sod INGS combined, desirnsted by tlis 190, 102 and 194 South Rampart stir souare bounded by Rampart i Lafayette They form tne i corner of Rampart and Lafayette sn measure each 19" feet 1 Inches front part street bye depth of 85 feet 3 i depth. They will be sold separately, forms the corner of Rampart and I streets, and will be sold separately. i located between the new Canal Poydras and Pilie Markets, and tuei adapted for dwellings and business 2.

THAT COMFORTABLE AKl ARRANGED TWO STORY BRICK I ING, No. 229 Calliope street in bounded by Calliope, Delord, Baronne ades streeta It is near the Dominican and the Church ot SU John the pryades Market and schools. The lots about 32 feet front by 190 feet, more depth. The property Is a complete deuce, well built and In good order an 3. THE SPLENDID COTTAG; L.DENCE, No.

464 Canal street in Dounaeu oy vum, uwimh iwu streets, with fronts on Canal and Ton Bee plan at sale for dimensions ef tne The property affords an ornamental lr, and rear gardens. Is modern ia with stable, carriage and poultry hoaa nfE TAtTaLLY BUILT STORE BRICK DWELLING. Na 64 elation, in the square bounded by Anniiij Calliope, Tchouiiitoulas and Gaiennie st lot measures 25 feet front by about 11J i more ot lessji 5. THE THREE STORY BRICK No. 136 Tchoupitoulas, next to the 0tre Dame street, and ta the souare i bv Tchoupitoulas, Commerce, Notre lu.

Julia streets. 6. THE ONE STORY FRAME H0rc 176 Girod street In the square bounds Charles, Carondelet end Julia streets, measures 25 feet 8 inches front on Girwl bv 127 feet 10 inches and 5 lines in dpptii. El 7. THAT LARGE AND COMMo TWO STORY BIRCK WELLING No.

29 Tremor between Bienville and 1 house streets. The lot measures 31 feet "1 front, by 127 leet 10 lncnes in aeptn. 8. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND In the 1 bounded by Common. Roche! Tontl streets, designated as lots Nos.

17, 20 and 21. measuring each 35 feet 3 too1 on Common street by 120 feet in deptii, 17 forming the corner of Rocheblave iv 9. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, Nos and 26. in the square bounded by Banks, blave. Palmyra and Dorgenois streets measure each 27 feet 4 inches front 0 street by 108 feet In deptn.

10. TWO LOTS OF GROUND In the bounded by Canal, Customhouse, Bro White streets, being lots mos i ami xs, i measure eacn su ieev irons on vanai bl. 156 feet 8 inches tn depth. IX. TWO OTHER LOTS OF GROUND: same square, being Nos.

22 and 23, which 1 ure each 80 feet 8 Inches front on Canal 156 feet 8 inches In depth. Tenns and Conditioes One fourth ot cash, at the purchaser's option, and the at one and twa orpne, two, three and four for notes specially seeured by mortpat vendor's lien, on the property sold, beat ir the usual clauses of 6 per oent per snnnu. rent and 8 per cent eventual interest. 4 per attorney's fees In event of suit to enforce tion, the property to be kept insured si, a cies transferred the purchasers to saram taxes due and exigible in 1880 over and 1 the price ot adjudication. Acts sale before James Fahey, notsrr lie, at the expense of the purchasers, JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FI i DISTRICT. Succession of Mrs. 'Julie Lamy, widow of Adam. Now 41,244 Second District Court for the I of Orleans. BY C.

ErGIRARDEYAnctioneer Off 81 Camp street SATURDAY, Octoi lalv, at 12 cioc. at tne e6. wnarit tion Exchange, in the rotunda of the St ti Hotel, in this city, will be sold at public su by virtue and in pursuance of an order fr Hon. A. L.

Tissot, Judge of the Second 1 Court for the parish of Orleans, dated t. September, 1879, and rendered in the abov titled suoeession, the following described ertv. to wit A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situs the First District of this city, and in the bounded by Clio, Baronne, Carondelet anil streets, measuring 29. feet 7 inches and 7 front on Clio street by a depth of 211 i inches and 3 lineaon tile side line near? ronne street and on the other side neai ronaeiet street tne said lot measures iv parallel to the ether depth, then opens at angle towards Carondelet and measures i 3 inches and 4 lines upon another depth feet 4 inches and 2 lines, so that the re. measures 63 feet 11 inches and 8 lines? to with all the buildings and improvements on, comprising a one story frame house, i.

roofed, containing 6 'rooms, also another story frame kitchen and a oue etory frame 1 in the rear. Terms $400 cash, and the assumption note secured by mortgage on the propert $700 dne and payable in Jane, 18S0, terest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum the balanee at a credit ot six months, bearii the usual elapses of 8 per cent per asnu terest per cent, attorney's fees, policy surance transferred, and the purchaser to the taxes due and exigible In 1880, ovet price ef adjudication. Act of sale before O. De Armas, he public, at the expense of tie purchaser, e7 13 20 27 oi U. i JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT TOR ITS OTST Ttt DTI Between Tchoupitoulas and Commerce st And Valuable Lands in the parishes ol i i Landry and Calcasieu.

La. Succession of Peter No. 38,981 Second District Court for the of Orl0aaa.i TYC E. GIRARDEY, AuctioneeP Office. 31 Camp street SATURDAY, Octobr: 1879, at 12 o'clock, at the St Charles tion Exchange, in the rotunda Of the St Ch Hotel, in this city, will be sold at public ay by virtue and in pursuance ot an order Hon.

A L. Tissot Judge of the Second Di Court for the parish of Orleans, dated the April, 1878, and rendered in the. above tn the following described propen. wit 1. A.

CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, sitn In the First District of this city, In the bounded by Girod. Lafayette, Oommerw Tchoupitoulas streets, measuring 19 feet on Girod street, by 88 feet in depth, between aUel lines; together with all the building Improvements which oonsist of the i die building of the block of three houses, co of Gitod aad Commerce streets, designau the No. 69 Girod street the front builii. three story brick house, 19 feet by 60 1 and the two story back building, 19 feett feet together with the use of an alley font wide in common with adjoining lot and l. ings, 2 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, Sitnst the came district and square as the abovr scribed property, measuring more or less iv front on Girod street by 85 feet in depth.

oo 1 on the side towards Tchoupitoulas street bf property of E. M.Rusha. and on th sidet Commerce street by the property of said P. in together with all the buildings and imr ments tnereon, comprising the three Rt ny store, designated by the No. 61 Girod street 3.JB1 67 10O ACRES OF HIGH PRU LAND, situated in township 9, south in.

1 east (being the soutehast quarter section Ko. in parish of St Landry, as per homestead a certificate dated November 2, 1870. fei 24 acres of Oakwood Land in township No. 9, range, 1 east (being northeast quarter eiec east quarter section No. 20 and lots Nos.

5 a 6 of section 21) in parish of St Laadrv, i 1871 certificate 602 entered 2iu i Jjv59. '87 100 ACRES OF LOW VC" LAND, MIXED, in the parish of Calc being the west half of aouthwest quarter ton No. 14. and west half of lo northwest 0 terof section 23, in township lO. nouth tereTMV'sriSTt1 certincato ,684 fi 1 i lOO ACRES OF MIXED Kir" OF WOODLAND, being the lot No.

10, se to'Dhip No. 9, south range 9 we Pgrtsh of Calcasieu, as per State certificate ft.9r 48 100 ACRES OF 8AME KlXV WOODLAND, situate in said parish ot sieu, being lots Nos. 2, 3, 6 and 7 of section township 8vouth range 9 west as per ertiflcate No. 837, entered April 12, 1872. 7.

152 62 10O ACRES OF SAME KtND LAN In parish ot Calcasieu, being low 6, 11 and 12, section Na 8, township 9, range 9 west as per State certificate Ka'K entered October 2L 1872. V.i.69 75 1O0 ACRES OF LOW "W0 LAND, situated in the parish of Calcasieu, of southeast quarter and south northeast quarter section Na 8, township south range 12 west, as per State rertincate 1177, entered May 16. 1873. LAND, situated in the parish of jCalea being the northwest quarter of section township 9. south range, 12 west as per fc certificate Na 1178, entered May 16, 1873.

Terms and Conditions For the country erty cash for the city property one ball and the halance at one and two veers' erviW notes specially secured by mortgage an.i doVs lieu, bearidg aU the usual clauses ot 1 cent per annum Interest from day of saie final ayment, 0 percent attorneys fees in of suit to inforoe their collection. The in mentsto be kept insured and the policy to be transferred to the holders of the notes the purchasers to assume the taxes duo exigible in 1879 over the price ef adjutlic '(in 4ct.f the expense of the purch 0 'i.