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1 I PAXTn-nnnn -I j.u9 ior tae iiiTer and Harbor Bill Discuasea in the Sanate. The Aotl-rolycamy Bill Heady for the Slffnatara of the President. SENATES Washikgton, Feb. 18. Xh presiding offl- eer W4 before the Senate resolution ct the Maine Legislature In.

regard to trade relations with Canada. Laid on the table, i The preamble states the Dominion Gov- eminent baa pUoed such Interpretation on existing treating as to abridge greatly the just rights and privileges of. American fisherman in Canadian waters, and that their treat-; merit has been a direct violation of the prtrE eiple of comity and good neighborhood, and the resolutions favor the enactment of such laws, and the adoption of snob rules and illations on the Bars of the a m-rAZ ersment and the striae enform-r fishermen in tuo junomuuuu vi mo UUluMl ntfttAft nm1ai tue muio luieruii-uone as American fishermen are subjected to in Canadian waters, and also that each an Increased dntv levied on fish from Canada of practically to exclude Canadian fishermen from tne advantage of the American markets. bills were reported from committees and placed on the calendar as follows To eonvey the city of Aurora, a small island in Fox River within the city limits. To authorize the Stillwater and Cook City Hallway Company to construct and operate a railway through the Crow River Indian reservation.

Mr. 8alem, who reported the bill called It np. for the purpose of offering an amendment and of submitting some remarks noon the necessity of UGtJLATWO TUX ISSUE OF JHAJXJtOAD 6BCU-KiriKB. Mr. Kvarts presented the credentials of Frank Hlscock as Senator from the State of New York.

Placed on file. Mr. Edmunds presented the MmfamnM stana-fiata. a a port on the Utah polygamy bill in the shape of a substitute lor both the Senate and' Bouse bills. After a lone debate the conference report was agreed to yeas 37, nays 13 as follows: Yxas Allison.

Bowen, Cameron, Cbaney, Cockrell. Colquitt, Conger, Cullom, Dolph, Edmunds, Kvarts, Farwell. Frye, George, Hale. Harrison. Uawley, Ingalls, Jones of Arkansas, Jones of UoPherson, McMillan, Mahone, Manderson, Maxey, Milieu, Mitchell of Oregon, Morgan, Morrill, PUtt, Puga, 8abin, Sawyer.

Spooner, Walthall, Williams and Wilson of Iowa 37. Natb Blackburn, Brown, Butler, CalL Coke, Gibson, Hampton, Harris, Hoar. Ken-Da. Kansom. Vance and Whittborne IS.

Pairs were announced between Messrs. Berry and Taller, Vest and Plumb, and Van Wyck and Gray. i The bill now goes to the President. The Senate then proceeded to the mtion oft THK HIVER AMD HABBOR BILL, The bill reported by the Committee on Commerce, aa a substitute for the bill passed by the House, was read, and the various amendments were offered by the Chairman of tbe committee, Mr. McMillan, and were adopted.

These were generally an Increase of the amounts of various Items. One of them (in the section for surveys) was to change the name of a creek in Onio from Crawford to Crawfish." On motion of Mr. Jones, of Arkansas, and after statements by himself and his eol-leage (Mr. Berry), the item for Arkansas River was lnoreased from $136,000 to $150,000. Yeas 36, nays 14.

On motion of Mr. Butler, the item for Improving Charleston harbor waa increased from tiao.ooo to $300,000, with the understanding taat the bill for that Improvement passed by the Senate and pending in the House should be recalled. On motion of Mr. Harrison the Item for Michigan City. was Increased from $30,000 to $3500 of tne amount to be used on tbe inner harbor.

Mr. Edmaade moved to strike out of section 8 (which provide for the acquirement by condemnation of land or material necessary in the prosecution of works of improvement) tbe proviso authorizing tbe Secretary ox war, wnen tae price aeaea is reasonaoie, to purchase the property without delay. He regarded that as a very extraordinary and DAXGXROCS POWER to give to the Secretary of War. Mr. McMillan said he did not favor the provision nor did he favor the third section at all.

Alter discussion the motion to strikeout was defated yeaa 17, nays 57 but the section and proviso were both modified by Striking out tbe words or material." Without disposing of tne biU the Senate adjourned until to-morrow. HOUSE. Mr. Hayuee, of New Hampshire, stated that on Tuesday next, at a o'clock, he would sag the House to take appropriate action relative to the death of Senator Pike, of New Hampshire. Mr.

Rogers, of Arkansas, presented the conference report on tbe Senate bill providing for noldiag of terms of oourt at Bay City, Mich. When tne bin was onginaiiy oeiore tne House, Bay' City was stricken out and East Saginaw was Inserted aa the place 1 at which tne court was to be held. The eonferenoe reoommend the restoration of Bay Tne report waa agreed to yeas 125, nays Us. On motion of Mr. Townsbend, of Illinois, the Senate amendment to tHE INVALID jFKSBIO APntOmlTIOS BIIX was non concurred in and a eonferenoe ordered.

Mr. Townahend, from the Committee on Appropriations, reportedfa bill appropriating $4,663.10 for the payment of Mexican and other ponalons. Committee of the Whole. Mr. Weaver, of called np the vetoed pension bill of Simmons W.

Hart. The -House refused to. -possv tee bill over the veto yeas 143, nays 98 not the necessary twe-thirds in the attirmatlve. The House then went into Committee of the Whole (Mr- HammoncUof Georgia, In the chaV) for. the further consideration of the ben ate amendments to the sundry civil appropriation bill.

Matters ran very easily. The reoommenda-tlous of the Committee on A'ppropriatlona as to concurrence or non-concurrence being agreed to, except in the ease of the amendment authorizing the President to expend S10.OOO for the purpose of -Investigating the merits of the method pracUoea In Mexico and Brazil for FBJEVESTUWt YKLLOW FIVES BT WOClttt-TIOK, which was concurred in, notwithstanding the recommendation of -the Appropriation Committee to the contrary. Alter disposing of, 166 of tbe 2C0 amend-msnts the com rait tee roee, anal the House took a reeess, the. evening session to be for tbe consideration of pension bills. The House at Its evening passed twenty-three pension, bills, and at, oio adjourned.

Wonderful adaptability. Thousands are seen chewing Colgan'a Taffy iToln." Some for Indigestion, some for throat troubles, and others ae a tobacco substitute. -Many aay It prevents nausea and sea sickness. All say It la delicious. Its use la spreading throughout the world romeroy's Petroline Poronsed Plasters are the most reliable remedy for weak and lame back and kidney troaoles at this season of tbe year.

To bo had only at F. Fred-erickson's Drug Store, for 25 cents. In envel opes. Housekeepers should see tie new oil range. Superior to wood or eoaL 15 Danphlne, near Canal street, Septollne and Safety Oil The Snndsy law being tn force, parties in need of our bottled beer will oblige us by ordering In time Satnrday.

Daniels A Schlle- oer, 744 ana Tie icnonpi somas street, Grand Opksa'IIouse. This theatre packed fnU last night. attraction vat Edwin Booth In 'two comedies, Mer chant of Venice and a condensed version or Taming of the Shrew called "Katharine retrnehlo." Considering the etar It la agreeable bill. It shows Mr. Booth as the old money lender.

Shylcek and as the lovely rtlmehio, the young lover who actually tames the vixen Kale. Mr. KOOtb a Ehulnrlr. 4a nM. 2le plf 1 mJghi be prolonced, but the Inter-.

eaeu no leaves tne stage alter tne trial scene. As Pelruehio Mr. Booth gives a dmlrera. He la light lWs. looking qnite young and seeming full ot To-day he plays In to-night PRESCH OPEBi.

Ho E. "Faust" is distJncUy the orchestra' and his assistants have deredlt in a anneriA opera. Moullna vera! times ren- and last night they excelled themseivawa mast Indeed be a dvsnentie rin. lid find even a taaU fault la thg exeoouon THE out th ana tnrougn- ents 2nUrS. the instm- witb heii eir work art uiiuma sMauev a.

a m. Was sleepiness: The bouse benflt i lowi be occasion being the Vemoolllet. two of ambers of the eom-nonlMati? eeleeUou was on account of Ver- inufi au smugs th moss success! ol role be naa Jere- MnB- VernonUlet has tal to aeh better advantage in other roles inan the nnrrrf ni Um? encore last night. Ter7 much- lm- oniderlng that It lias been ex-h onny. frood Previously, be deserves ne Improvement was not eonnned to the elnging.but extended to Jrf tae business, witn marked effect in the Sr2J? wlob the same observation i MUe- Dertvla.

who Indisputably isoended ber former efforts in the whole Compared with the cold ana almost colorless first presentation, her juarpuenteof last night was almost unrecognisable. Mange's Valentin was an Ptrlted spectacle, begun and ended in excellent voice it supplied the essential ele 22? lB. t11 perfection of the fourth act. giving it a more genuine ellmax than heretofore, and reeelvlnar aimmvlmr itnmmnnt monr toe peeple afterward. Van Lou's "tt.aWr h.toe i wy I awvouLauin nriAA 1 trW fn Ih.

k.n1t mi siuuer, tne premiere oan. seuse, "Le Cosur et la Main" will be repeated, and Is sure to fill tbe entire house. Notes. The Star dramatic company1 Played "Lost in London" at the Academy of Muslo for the last time last night. This noon and to-night Arrah-na-Pogue" will be played.

Miss Fanny Davenport repeated Fedora at the St. Charles Theatre last night to a large audience. This noon "Lady of Lyons "wUl be played, and to-night "London Assurance will be acted. At the Avenue Theatre last night the Octoroon" was played for the benefit of theNow Orleans Lodge of Elks. Mr.

Marsh Kedon acted Salem. Beudder, and Mr. Ed. Curtis appeared In his original part of the Auctioneer. The J.

H. Huntley and Belle Gilbert com- omauon appeared last night in the "Streets of New York." and mart hit-. r.F..t.'a Theatre. xnree-qnarters of all the machines sold throughout tbe world annually are Singers, hence the Improved Singer Is the best to buy the best to own the best to run. and, if need, be, the best to selL It bas three customers to one for all other kinds.

Call at the Binger Parlor, No. 185 Canal street, and examine the beautiful work executed on said uiacume. SPORTING. THE TURF. Spring Meeting Stakes.

The year's Spring Meeting promises to be one of the finest held here in years. In the first place there are a large number of first-class horses here, all of which will be in con- tuuon to run. xnere is no clashing or crowding of dates this time, and horses can come here from Mobile, Memphis and other points without interfering with their other engagements. Capt. Brown will send a dele gation from Mobile, and other cracks are coming, so that there will be plenty of horses, a general desire to participate, good stakes and purses, and every condition favorable.

The atakea close on March 1, iuo meeting win commence on April 11. The following are the stakes announced by the New Louisiana Jockey Club Huratbourne Stakes, for 2-year-olds; $2S entrance p. p. witn soo aaaea by Capt. J.

1 Harris. $100 to second. Half a mils. Boston dub Stakes, for 3-year-olds 125 en trance p. p.

witn stow aauea, moo to second. Winner of Hurstbonrao Stakes to carry 6 lb extra. Five furlongs. Pickwick Club Stakes, for 8-year-o'ds $23 entrance p. p.

witn saoo aaaea, sioo to nrat. duo to second. One mile. Cottrill tares, for a-year-olda: 28 en- trance p. p.

with $500 added, $100 to first, $100 to second. Winner of Plokwlck Stake to carry 10 extra. mile ana a auarter. Bush Brakes, a selling sweepstakes for all aces. 110 entrance to accomnanv tbe inm ination $1S additional to start $500 added by Mr.

Chas. Busn, 01 which $100 to second and $59 to third, winner to be sold at auction. If entered to be sold for $4000. to carry 6 lbs extra, Suooo weight for age if for less, 1 lb for each too down to $10W: 3 lbs additional for each $100 down to $300; subscriber to name price at which entry Is soid the evening previous to race through entry box. Any surplus over amount entered to be sold for to be divided between second horse and racing fund.

Mile heats. Howard Stake, a handicap sweepstakes for all ages; of $30 each, or only ten if declared by 4 P. tne day before the day ap- Solntea for the race with $730 added by leesrs. Frank and Harry Howard, $150 to second. $50 to third, weights be announced two daya before the race.

One mile and a half. in all stakes five or more are required to fill. In all olnb purses entrance free. In all club parses two or more to start. The Cottrill Stakes, now that Capt.

Cottrill Is dead, would bave been teemed the Cottrill Memorial etake. bat tbe programme hud already been arranged. Messrs. Frank and Harry Howard are continuing the encouragement to racing begun by their father, and bave made the Howard Stake the richest of tne meeting. Winter Meeting Races.

The following are the weights and entries for to-day's races, together with the pools sold at the Tnrf Exchange last night First Race Handicap hurdle. One and mne-qnarter nuies. Lbs. Lbs. ..130 Capt.

Hamner 130 Judge 133 Burr Oak. ..150 Hop Slog. 125 Claude April Fool 145 tsurr uat io, April -ooi $8, Hop Sing $3. Burnett Claude Brannon $1, neia si. Second Iiaee Belling.

Seven furlongs. AAS. Wedding Day 101 Nat .....101 Sister 88 Miss Daly 87 Twilight 97 iKlnk jhj Berlin 105 99 1 uoib neaawg xsay $10, Kerim (8, Mc Laughlin $8. Sister Marie $4. Nat Kramer $3.

Miss Daly $3. Kirk $2. Twilight $1. Morlzet Stakes Belling sweepstakes, $10 entrance, $6 00 added, $100 to second. One ana one-eignta miles.

JJm. 130 91 97 Lbs. 87 Lattle Joe 87 Editor- McLaueniin 87 Barbara- 89 90 Handy 87 Fools Editor $10. LI ran $10. Revoka Sa.

Favor $7, little Joe $4, Kensington $3, Han- ay anaj tsaroara 2, stciugniin St. CHESS. Tbe Champions at Play. Capt. Mackenzie's engagement with the Chess Club ended last night In another of the perlpatelle matches.

He had a strong set of players matched against him, his op ponents being 8. M. Todd, F. E. Bernard, T.

Claiborne, F. Darner on, K. J. Hamilton, K. A.

Wilkinson, a. E. Barton, X. M. Ten-nison, J.

D. 8egnln, W. 8. Fell ot Chicago, J. O.

Blanchard, J. B. Wilkinson, C. O. Wilcox, N.

B. Trtst. Ot these, three. Messrs. CU1-berne, Hamilton and succeeded in winning their games, while Capt.

Mackenzie won the ether One of the prettiest games et we contest was uatwitn Mr. Blanohard. in which tbe victory waa achieved by the sacrifice of a rook. On Thursday Capt. Mackenzie played two frames with Capt.

McCalla. of Avery's Island. Capt Mackenzie won one and the other was unfinished. The distinguished chess visitor will remain over to see MardiGras, and leave for the North next Wednesday. BA8BBALL Around tbe Hases.

There was a game of baseball yesterday evening but It waa not much of a game. Shew waa not there and Brentoa pitched. The latter has not yet got Into ball-playing trim, and Ffeffer'a side wonv Hickory Carpenter, the Cincinnati s. and the Ohio contingent of the Southern team will arrive this morning. The Memphis and Nashville teams each cost $13,000 a year for aalartes.

Manager will Bryan, of Destfolnea, Iowa, and wife, will be here to-day. president Hart received a telecram yesterday, asking it New Orleans would take $900 stock In tae Montgomery club. As New Or leans is under great expense and has stock la the Mobile club, the offer was declined. A Xforss TAlel. Yeaterdav an Italian named Balvadore Tncci waa arrested on a warrant sworn to by Joseph Lulglo.

residing on Magazine, between Erato and Thalia struts, no enarges him with horse stealing. The complainant alletea that on last Wednesday afternoon Tucel wens to Mrs. Donneway'a stable, on Fulton, between Third and Fourtn streets, nd stole his mare, valued at The prisoner waa arrairned before Becorder larey and placed under $500 bonds. an nan acret. Tbe unparaUeled merit and popularuy of Vx.

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Bnrts, of Mahata, ssys "Tntt's Pills are held in high repute as a liver Aernla. tor. I hardly know how we conld pet along without them, 'hills and fever have lost their iied. Our peonle take one or two doses of the Fills, and follow it with af en grains of Quinine, divided In three doses daring the day. The chill never returns." Tutt's Liver Pills Cure CMIls and Fever and Torpid Liyer.

FOR SALE. ATTENTION, Tbe handsome known as four-story Iron Building, STORY BUILDING, corner of Camp and Common streets, measuring about 51 by U6. opposite the City Horel, New Orleans National bank, and other financial in- I atitatioaatandoii of the most valuat corners 01 the city. Stores Nos. 127 and 129 Common street Four-story brick stores between Camp and Bt Charles streets, measuring 55 by 103.

Tbe above properties being aitnated in a neighborhood where the value of real estate is flxetl, ana not liable to 11 actuate, offers creat attraction to purchasers seeking aafe and reliable investments to yield a steady income. JA. S. ZACHABI K. Real Estate Broker and Agent, Jal6 ThSaulm No.

169 Common street. A. Skin of Beauty Is a Joy For Ever. DR. T.

GOUllAUb'S Oriental Cream, or Blagical DeautiHer. Ka Tu, Pimple, 'rok li MatU-I'atchea, ash and bkia diMMea, blemish on beauty, mnil tfeAc detto lion. It has stood th test of thirty and 14 so it to be urt tha pra- re a 1 1 properly made. Accept no coanturfttil of similar name. Tha distinguished lr.

I. A. Sayre, said to a lady of tba Aim! Sen a patient). 4 spots arfira villuM raem, I recommend Oouraud't CVsaws OS IAS least harmful all the Skim preparations." One bottle will la.t six months, nsinc II erery day. Also, Pondre bubals) remOTSS (upertluoua hair wiinout injnry to ine tKin.

1'ERD. T. HUPK1K3, Manager. 48 Bond street. N.

Y. For sain by all Druggist nnd Fanev Goods Dealers throughout the United states. Canailas and Beware of base imitations, tfiooo Hewa'd for arrest and proof at tiny one selling tne aame. nzo sssut rem eowiy O- CLats Casaidy Mllleri, -auzxt rov- Cottos Dnck, Canip Furniture and Cartcr'i Oil Clothins, Manufacturer of AWSINGS, TENTS, TACPAULISS. HAGS 03 CA31P STREET Si an lv AUCTION SALES.

MASTERS' SALES. JUDICIAL ADVEBTISEMEST. MASTER'S SALE. VAlAJABLE IMPKOVXD AND UNIM PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS OP THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, TO EFFECT A PARTITION A1CONO HEIKS. Tjy AUTHORITY OF A DECREE OF -U the Honorable, the Circuit Court of tne united States for the Fifth Circuit and Ha stern District ot Louisiana, rendered on the )tih day ol Feoruarr, ls7, in tbe case ot F.

weaver, widow 01 ueo. M. Jwls, deceaaed, vs. Emily C. Wver, AnthurC.

Wearer and John V. A. Weaver, individually and aa curator of said Arthur U. Weaver, No. 1 1.607, In equity, of tbe docket cf the aaid court.

I. tne vnder- slKnad. Master lnChancervof the said court. wi.l proceed aell at pnblic auction on TU.fc.tJ- DAY.tbeit'Jddavof March. 187.

at the honr of 12 o'clock at tbe Canal street entrance of tne Custom-house in the city of Orleana, uw uiiuii aiKusiii uiuaer. ute I olio wins: desoilbed nronertv 1. A CERTAIN LOT OF ROUND, together wita me ouuuuiB-a ana unproveraents tuerson, siiuaieM in tue rrst uutriot oi tne city ol Aev urieana, in tne eqnare bounded by Magncins, Natchez. Tchonultoulaa and Uravicr nt-rpiiL deaia-nated by the No. 10 which aaid lot forma the corner of Magazine and Natchez Ktrreta aad meaaures twenty-four feet ten lnohaa and five-eitrhthaof an inch front on Magazine atreet by ieet lour incuea in oepm and rmnt oa Natches street, flfty-entbt feet five Inches) and one-bait inch on the rear and front on nassace.

common to aaid lot and to othera front. ine thereon. 2. i Luis unuuau, witn the build ings anu improvements tnereon, situated in ihe iret District of the city of New Orleana. In tbs square bounded by Peters, late New Levee.

niton, Oirod and Nptre Dame streets, deaiar. Dated as Lots 3 and 8 on a plan of the bat-turs deposited in tbe office of M. B. Cenaa. lata notary.

Lot No. measures tweny.thraa feat ntue inches and six lines Iront on ulton street, twentr-three feet elrht inches sad six lines front on Petsi late ew Levee si rset, by one liundred snd twenty feet seven Inches and one line in depth on ooe nide line, and ens hundred and twentv feet ebrht laches and six lines in depth on the other side line: and lot No. ad joins lot No. and nieHure twenty-three feet eignt mcnes ana six miss zront on meters street, late A ew Levee street, and twenty-three feet nine inches and six lines fronton F'uiton street, by a depth of one hundred and twenty and one hundred snd twenty feet ten Inches and tnree lines on ine oiner aiue line. a.

A LOT OK UntlUND. with the bnildinra thereon, situated in tbe First District of tne city of New Orleans, In square bounded by Baeln (late Ht. John), FrankLn (late 8c. Fetor), Gravier and Percldo streets, designated as lot No. One, and measuring tbirty-nve feet five Inches and one line fiont ou Basin (late St.

John) street, by a depm ot one hundred and twenty-six feet six inches aud nve lines on the side hue nearest Pcruido street, and one hun dred and twenty-seven feet ten inches and tour lines ou the other aide line. S. A LOT OF' UKOUND, with tbe buildings thereon, aituated In tbe F'irst District of the city New Orleans, in square bounded by Girod, Tchoupitoulas, Commerce and Notre Daine streets, desiarnatel as ao. lit, and measnrina; iwentj-lonr feet and two inches Tront on Oil roll aueet, with tbe aame width in the rear, by a depth of nineiy.five feet eight inches snd six hues on the linedtvidlng it from lot o. Eleven, and ninety -fire feet eleven inches on tbe line dividing it from lot No.

Thirteen. Terms Cash. J. W. UK LEY, Master.

Fie 21 mh6 1 31 JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. MASTKB'8 SALE OF UNCOLLfcCTED Book Accounts, Promissorv Notes, Stocks, etc R. F. Learned vs. Abram Samuels No Lulled States Circuit Court, Fifth Circuit and Eastern, District of Louisiana.

BY VIRTUE OF AND PURSUANT TO an order of sale in the above entitled snd numbered proceeding, to me directed, dated January 8, 1887, and signed by the Hsu. F.d-watd c. Billings, Judge, i will offer at public sale, at the office of Messrs. Leonard, Marts fc Brueiin, attorneys. No.

SO Cerondelet street, in this-city, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d dy of February. 1887. at 12 o'clock and then and there proceed to eeli AU tne uncollected Book Accounts and Prom-lssory Notes, stocks and remain in ft anyone the firm of A. Samuel, sale to be subject to the approval of tbe court. Terms Cash.

MORRTH map tts Vi 123 Master in Chancery. BY J. T. GOUKDAIX. TWO DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSES IN THE SECOND DISTRICT, No.

223 St. Philip street, and No. aJ5 St. Ann v- OOURDaIN, A notion eer Offlre i No. 79 Bienville street SATURDAY, March Sth, 1887, at Vi o'clock at tbe Arcade Auction Exchange, on Magazine street, between uravier aud Natches streets, will be sold tae following described properties, to wit 1.

A LOT OF GROUND, with tbe buildings thereon. In the Second District ot this city, in the square bounded by Bu Philip, VlUere, Ur-suilnea snd Robertson streets, measuring, ao cording to a plan made by E. Surgt. civil engineer, dated February 10, 1887, 81 feet 11 Inches and lines front on St. Philip street, by a depth of 85 feet and 1 1 inches.

This property is rented at $24, a month. The Improvements comprise a two-story don-blecottage, containing on each side two rooms on the lower floor and two on tbe upper floor i kitchen containing two zooms on each side. water works and privies. 2. A LOT 'JUfABOD ND.

With tbs buildings aaow is tnc, in tne SqOAUO bounded by St. Ann, Claiborne. Dnmainesud Kobertson streets, measuring 84 feet front on Bfc Ann street, by 63 feet 11 inci.es snd 3 lines in depth This property is rented $24 month. The lmnrovememtai ivim double cottage, containing oa each side 2 rooms. 1 cabinet and back gallery; a two-story kitchen, containing on each sids one room on the lower floor and sua on tbe upper floor: water works aadprivies.

Teims One-third cash, bal anna rt 1 -anA years, for notes ot the purchasers to their own order, bearing 8 per cent. Interest per annum unt'1 P. together with all the other security clauses. Purchase! to assume tile QATDtADtnf 1 wu-7 price otthe adjudication, and to mate a deposit It adJudlc'onf8il a a the amount Acta of sale befere Felix. J.

Dreyfons, tt8 expense of the AUCTION SALES. BX SEAJB Ts ESCOFFXEK. RICH AND ELEGANT MARDI GRAS COSTUMES. SPCAB ESCOFFIEB Placlds J. Spear, Auctioneer Offlce No.

40 Royal street SATURDAY. Feb. 19. 1837. at 11 o'clock will be sold, at No.

46 Royal street A ap'endld assortment of Costumes, personating and representing Flowers. Salamanders, Fairies, lives, Fruits, Butterflies, Birds, Bep- tiles, etc. ALL IN FIBS'WCLASS OBDER. Terms Cat h. F17 td THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY IMPROVED AND VACANT, Near tbe NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD DEPOT, Ami Onnnalte tha CANAL AND CLAIBOKSK STREET RAIL- SOAP DEPOT.

NO 645 8T. CLAUHE STKE1ST. NEAT COT- TAUIi, Square of Ground fronting ELY-SI AN FIF.LDS street and four lots front ing S.OATE LfLK Street. TY SPEAK ESCOKFIEB Placlde J. 13.

Spear, Auctioneer Offlce 46 Boyal street dATl kuay. F'ebruarv ZBtn. 1887. at iz o'clock will be sold at tbe ARCADE AjJC- 1. A LOl' OF tsROUND.

with the build- Idrs snd improvements thereon, in tbe Third District of this city, in square bounded OV LAfA IL'l'l Jli AVSflUJS, HI. ULallJf, MORALES and PORT streets, measoriner 29 feet front on UOOUCHILDREN street, by a depth of 108 feet 6 lines. The improvements, known as No. 645 ST. CLACDa.

street, comprise a neat cottage with loroe rwui5, caumet uu Bitio umioiu, privies, outonuaings, oue witn two rooms, tbe other one room. J. A SQUARE: OF GROUND, subdivided into eleven fine lots, bounded by LA FA KTlK V1LI.KKE, URQUHART and ARTS street. This square is opposite the CANAL and CLAIBORNE street depot. For measurement and full particulate see plan now at the Exchana-e.

3. A SUUARK OF GROUND, in the Third District of this citv. bounded bv ELYBIaN FIKLDS, FRENCHMEN. TREASURE and ABUNDANCE streets. 4.

FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, in- square bounded bv ST. CLAUDE, kami-abt, PKES8 and MONTEOUT streets, forming the corner of ST. CLAUDE and monteuut streets. These lots form the rear of the ROUNDHOUSE of tbe NORTHEASTERN R.R.CO. 5.

FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, In squsrs bounded oy hauatkllk, union, and V1KTUJC streets, ana ixonung Bagatelle street. For measurement, subdivisions and full par ticulars, see plans at Exchange. Properties described in paragraphs 1. 'i and 3 are sold ac cording to plans of P. Montagnet, dated Feo.

8, Terms and Conditions One-half or more cash. the balance on a credit of one and two years, for notes of purchasers dated dav ot sale, bearing special mortatre and privilege, witn per cent. interest per annum from date Mil paid, tae clause of 10 per cent, for attorney's fees iu case of suit, and of ail other usual otaue in acts of sale. Purchasers to keen the lmnroved proper ty Insured and transfer ot policy to holder of notes, to assume payment and to pay the taiea fortheyear 1887 over and above price of adjudication, and to deposit 10 per cent, on amount ot adjudication at the moment oi sale. Acts of sole before T.

Wharton Collens, notary public, office 46 St. Charies street, at the expense of purchasers. F12 19 td Valuable Corner Property IN THE THIRD DISTRICT. SPEAR A ESCOFFIER Plaoide J. 1 Spear.

Auctioneer Office 48 Royal street SATURDAY, Feb. 28, at 12 o'clock will be told, at the ARCADE AUCTION IX CHANGE A LOT OF GROUND, with the bnildinra and improvements thereon, in the Third District of tula city, square bounded by ST. CLAUDE, COLUMBUS. MAKA1S streets and ST. BEK- NABD AVENUE, measuring 58 feet 7 inches 6 lines front on ST.

CLAUSE street. 58 feet 8 inches 2 lines front on ST. BERNARD AVE. UK, 76 feet 4 inches 2 lines on the other side line, ana 70 feet 10 Inches on the rear line. The improvements comprise a one-story rams and slated cottage, with fonr rooms, entrance hall, two-story kitchen with one loom to each siory; a one-story building of one laige room at ine corner, used as a Darner shop targe Cloven suea, pnvien.

trees, cistern, eio. Terms and Conditions One-half or more cash. balance at one and wo years for notes ot tbe purchaser, dated day of sals, bearing special mortgage and vendor's Hen, with 8 per cent, interest per annum from date till paid. The clans ot a per cent. lor attorney fees.

Insurance and transfer of policy, and of all oibrr usual clauses in acta of sale. Purchaser to pay the taxes for the year 1887, onr and above price of adjudication, and required to deposit with tbe auctioneer lu per cent, oa the amount of adjudication at the moment ot sale. Act ef sale before E. Grim notary public at tue eapeaae ox purcBSser. vi VILLERE STREET PROPERTY.

SPEAR. A KSCOPFIIR Piaoida II Spear. Auctioneer Office in Roval street SATURDAY, February Ho. 1887. at 12 o'clock: wui ne sold atpuouo auction at tha a h.

CADS. AUCTION JtXCBANUE A OF GROUND, with the rmildinn and Improvements thereon, situated ia tho lUira JJlSElirt OI tjila CUV. IB the annum bounded by VILLKRE.8T. BERNARD. ROB.

JU.R1BON and ann i streets, measuring 3'a feet front on VILLFRE street br 128 feet deep. The improvements comprise a oee-story frame bouse, retiree from the street, with tv rooms, uistern, eto. 1'erms aud Conditions One-half or more cash, balance at one year's credit, for note of pur chaser Gated uay oi sale, bearing special mortgage, vendor's Hen. with 8 per cent, inter, ext from date till naid. the clauae of 1 0 ner esirit for attorney's fees and ail other nsual clauses in acta of sale.

Purchaser to pay tbe taxes for tbs year iot over ann above price or adjudication and to deposit 10 ner cent, on amount of ad judication at ins moment oi aaie. act oi saie oeiore v. 1. foniao, notary public, stt tne expense ot purcuser. Jrl9 BY HATHEB Jk HOMES.

PORTWARDEN 8 ALE. POTT.Trns KNnrNRM uinTtTwvn PUMP, DOCTOR ENGINE. FREIGHT lHJlBlltB, UxS A AN AlOG CHAINS, uurrAn, jinaas, saved from the wreck of the great steamer. it nniix. For sooount of whom it mav concern.

T3Y MATHER fe HOME'S Warren Home. Auctioneer uucbko caronaeiet street On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1887. at i. o'ciock m. on tne Aevee.

neau oi uirod street, will oe sois Ten Boilers. Don trey Boners. Donxrv Ennne. two Donkey Pumps. Chains, Anchor, copper.

Atraan, etc. A rare chance for parties In search at tha above articles. Terms Caeb. F15 td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. VALUABLE FIRST DISTEICTPROPERTY.

DOUBLE COTTAGE PROPERTY, NO. 291 DBiADES STREET. In the matter of WM. H. LEWIS, vs.

W. M. LEWIS. Sr et als. Civll District Court.

Parish ol Orleans Docket no. EY PDBLIC AUCTION. BY MATHER fc HOMES Warren Homes, Auctioneer No. 9 Carondelet street On SATURDAY. MARCH 19.

1887. at 12 o'clock at the Arcade Auction Exchange, on Maxaxlne street, between Natches and Oravier afreets, by virtue and In pursuance to lndment rendered Februaw A. 1M7. and signed February lu, 1887. by tbe Hon.

F. A. Monroe. udge ol tne civil District Court for the parish of Orleans. Division C.

Dock at No. 19.413. in the above entitled matter, bv public auction, win oe soiu ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. together wlih all the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated in the First Disirlct in this city, in tbe squars bounded by Dryadea, Baron ae. Calliope and Delord streets, designated br the No.

29 on a plan drawn bv Joseph x-iuo, surveyor, uonwiHi au act passea oe iore eux ue arm as. late notary public in tms city, on the thirtieth aay ot January. 1829, and measuring in irrencn measure, aces rains there to. 53 feet 19 inches front on Drvsdes atreet. by 181 feet 3 'a inches in depth on a line separa ting it irora tne enouro saniat and 7 fees a Inch In width on tba rear Una senaratinr it from lots 14 and 15 and feet on tba other line.

And according to a recant nlsn made by Wil. llama A Patton. aurvsvora. tha aaid lot of round measures in American measure 57 feet laches and 2 lines front on Dryadea street, by a depth of 193 feet 2 inches and 4 lines on the side line nearest to Calliope street, and 191 feet 10 Inches oa the other side line nearest to Do-lord street, and a width in tbe rear ot 78 feet II inches and 4 lines, all more or less, tbe said plan being dated Deo. .28.

1885, and no won exhibi tion at place of sale. THE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF A DOUBLE CO IT AGE HOUSE, known as No. 901 nrrailH scrrat TERMS Cash in U. 8. currency.

Ten per cent, cash on tbe spot to bind tue saie. Act of sale before James Zacharie Spearing. notary public at tbe exprnae of tba purchaser, including the taxes due la 1687. Flo 23 mh3 13 19 BY UNITED STATES Ms RSTTATa, trwiTun STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. A.

TT. MIT.t.KR A CO. VS. BARE BUENO AMICI AND CARGO. No.

12.455, in the United States District Court f9r the Eastern District oi ixrnsiana. VI RTUE OF A WRIT OP VENDITIONI JL) exponas, to me directed in the above entitled suit. I will proceed to sell to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, tbe nineteenth day of February, 1837. at 12 o'clock at the main entrance to the Cu-tom-nous on uanai street, in now Orleans, the following described propertv. via THE CARGO OF 'IHE BARK BUENO A ai id.

consistino- of 867.70U feet ot lumber (mora or less), tbe same now lying on the right i bank: of the as isaiasippl itiver, opvosiie tne city of New Orleans, near the Algiers bawmlll, tha aid lumber to oe seia iota. Seized in tbe above suit. Tarma-Uh. United States Marshal's effloe. New Orleans, cightaoayox ireoruary United States Marshal tor tha Eastern Distrl AUCTION SALES.

BI BOEX O'CONNOR. THE NEAT COTTAGE DWELLING, NO. 68 SOUTH JOHN80N STREET. Near Common street. BY" HOIy 0CON NOR Nicholas J.

Hoev, Auctioneer OffioA tin i 17 Cuahi.iLi A-Y, 18th Fetirnary, 187. at oqck at the Arcade An ft ion Exchange, on Magazine street, will be sold by public auo- f. 6 SOUTH JOHNSON STREET, ou tbe west vjommon and r-aLDiyra streets. Tbe lot la John sou street bv 130 feet 2 Inches and 3 lines in depth. The neighborhood is weil Improved, near cbnmhes and schools and accessible bv 3 lines of city cars.

Property always rented to sruoti rjfflanra RMS One-balf or more cash at the option at 12 mouths. it ant deposit AO per ACt Of YUsVlA At. thaavnaass K. atUO I'UlUU-fri, Vi--uir WoulI Houen, notanca ablic JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. TWO SINGLE COTTAGES, NOS.

53 AND 55 MILAN STREET. SUCCESSION OF JOHN MILLER. No. 19,468 Civil District Court for tbe Tarish oi Orleans. BY HOEY fe O'CONNOR Nicholas J.

Hoey, Auctioneer OffiVn Nn 1 7 SATURDAY. lHrh i7.i I i5 o'clock at the Arcade Auction Exchange, on oiroeu oy virtue ot an order ot the avumsuiB inn I 1 .1 1-1. 111 1. 1 atea 1JUl January, 1887 TWO HIKUlK ONK-HTnRV rnTTinro Nos. 63 and 55 Milan atrsutr.

In tha ulrth trici oi mis city, the square bounded by Milan ir ana Constance insgiouna is composed ct two lots. Nos. 4 and 15. which adloin enf.h nthor mil '-9 feet front on Milan street by 1 Via faat in il u.a v. v.

a. Terma Cash: purchiutttrA t.o irt iaA.i. nf wuw. tliu A AAA V'A KtiO, Acta of nale at th exxiifte of thi5 purchaners, hfif At a Slnhnnaa Jal5 2-S5 il 12 UOWry yU011a JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. COTTAGE PROPERTY IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.

SUCCESSION OF PETER J. DUDEN HEFER AND LENA HUBENEB. HIS WIFE. No. 19,042 Civil District Court for tbe Parish of Orleans.

i nOJfii A O'CONNOR Nicholas J. Hoev, AJAnouoneer-Office No. 17 naiunuAi. iulu renrnarv ikht. at.

Ti o'clock at the Arcade Auction Exchange, on Magazine street, by virtue of an order of the Honorable the Civil District Court lw the pariah of Orleans, dated loth Januaiv, 18-7, will be sold by public auction the following de- rlllVV7U, LMUUDIbf, IU 1 ii 1. THE DOUBLE COTTAGE No. 167 St. uraiuuna stieet, in square boundel by St. Ferdinand, Press, Urquhart and Morales streets.

Tte ground is composed ot lots 1 and 2. which adjoin aad measure each 28 feet front on fct. eruiuanu street, by l'ju ieet in depth between yakiawiei uaos. A. I K.

Nl NI4I.K H1TTAHF Ta A. li.l Ferdinand street, in lonara bnnndv1 Mr dinand, fress. Morales and Goodcblldron streets. I he lot measures 29 Ieet 7 inches ami 9 lines front on St. -Ferdinand street in uciiu.

3. i HE DOUBLE COTTAGE No. 210, and the single cottage No. 212 Port street, in son are bounded by Fort, Lafavette Avenue, GU'ud and St. John Baptist streets.

The around la com. .4 I. fiosed of lot No. 11 and a portion of tbe adioin-ng lot Na. 10 of square No.

20, and measures ou ieet incnea iront on A-ort street by ISO feet a jucutnj ami tines in aeptn. 4. IHE SINGLE COTTAGE No. 19 Lafa. yette Avenne, in square bounded by Lafavette Avenue, Arts.

Girod and St, John. Baptist streets. Tbe lot la deaia-navrad Na. ami iuaMuici oa ieet iront on Aaiayette Avenue lio feet la depth. Terms of Sals Cash.

Purchasers malra a ueposit oi iu per cent, at tne time ot sale. Acts of sals at the expense of tbe purchasers iuudiiso rumna, notary public Jal522 2U F612 19 BY MACON. PAtTI. St KOBINSON. The Valuable Commercial Property KNOWN AS THE Arkansas or Fassman Cotton Press, Situated Near tha ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT And Opposite the New Basin.

APPROXIMATE CAPACITY 80.000 BALES COTTON. TY SCACON. PAUL A RnTlIKKnv in. tloneers Office No. 6 Carondelet atrMt-nn BATlIlttkAV M.ivili r.

Ifau7 -a -1 v- i at tbe Arcade Anot ou Exchange, on Magazine, uiafioc atx-eea, will us BOlSl Dy public TH AT VALUABLE COMMERCIAL PROP JCKl'Y Known as tbe "Arkanua or Co' Um Press." COsnariaJnar thaantlra giound bounded by Calliope, Enpbroslne, Frei et anu uicun strsets, and measuring about 801 feet 7 Inches and 3 lines froat on suuih nf Franr. and Locust streets aud about 25H feet 2 Inches and 4 lines front on each Calliope and Euuhrea- ln. 'mil- iiji it BiLiuatou as it is near the terminus of the Illinois Central Rail- load passenger Depot, and having a railroad tracK naesina- in its immediate ri ani nnnn. site the New Basin, la admirably located for a cotton press or large sash and blind factory, oil wra.a, ginnery or any other manufacturing enterprise, and well worthy the attentionoT SHipitHJlStS. Terms One-third or more cash, balance at 1 and 2 years' credit in notes secured by mortgage, etc.

bearinir ner cent, oerannnm int.r. est from date of sale till matuiitv and percent, after maturitv till naid: together wlta the in. suraaceand other usual securitv clauses. Taxes due and exigible in 1887 to be anaumeil by the jriuiiuHoiD. x-ueeassw given immediately.

Actot sale at the expense or the purchasers. uoiors, a. nsto, xotary pnuiio. Ten per wul. luuuisiib ot auj uuication.

is iv an id CHOICE INYESTEIENT. DOUBLE TENEMENT COTTAGE. QUO. CERY STORE AND RESIDENCE. COR NER DAUPHINE AND MONTEGUT Streets, lot 32x108, near the Natches Press and Northeastern Railroad Depot.

Neighborhood Thickly Settled. BY MACON, PAUL ROBINSON, Auctioneers. SATURDAY. Feb. 9K.

1MHT av uwoa iud arvao Auction on Magazine Street, will be sold bv auction THK DOUBLE TENEMENT VHiwn SLATED COTTAGE. CO-ner Dannhlaa a. Monte rut streets. In sanoj-e boimoed Rraj and Clouet streets, subdivided into barroom. grocery svna residence, nnisbed attic, twocia-teras.

outhouses, etc, neighborhood excellent, rented by the month at $6 ner month. plan for measurement, at tne Exchange. a erms une-nau or more caan, balance one year's credit. per cena interest, mortgage, insurance and all usual security clauses. Taxes exigible In 1887 to be assumed bv the uur.

chaser. Act of sale at tbe exnenss of nurchaaer. be. fors D. Tsvlor, notary 10 per cent, exacted at moment of sale.

F12 19 td BY E. GIRARDEY CO. IN THE THIRD DISTRICT. TWO-STORY BRICK STORE AND SWELLING, CORNER DAUPHINE AND SPAIN. STREETS.

AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS STAND, AND COM PORTABLE HOME, AND A FIRST BATE INVESTMENT. BY C. E. GIRARDEY 4 CO. G.

G. Fried-rtchs. Auctioneer. STURDAY, March tha Sth, 1887. at 13 o'clock at the Arcade Auction Exchange, will be sold at pub lic aurtion THE WELZi LOCATED TWO 8 TORY BRICK STORE, BAKERY AND DWELLING, designated by the No.

Danphine street, in the square' bounded by Dauphlne, inrgnndy, spam and sianuevuie steuU: it forms tbe southwest- corner oi -Dauphlne and Spain streets, a neighborhood well Improved and one of the most desirable for business and residence combined. The lot is laige. nearlv 32x90 feet: thelm. Sravements are a substantially built two story rick, containing store and six rooms and bake-oven on the first noor, aad eight rooms on the second storv. paved yard, cistern' and carriaire entrance on Spain street side.

The property is sold subject to present tenant's leaf up to 1st of Aagvst, 188K. at tne rate oi 3C0 per The propertv la In good condition, well tenanted and desirable as a nonular bust. nass stand and first rate home fn one of the nicest neighborhoods of the Third District and recommended as a first rate investment. Terms One-third or more cash, at purchasers' option, the credit portion at ore and two years, for notes specially secured by the vendor's lien, bearing all the usual clauses at percent, par annum interest. 6 per cent, attor neys tees, po.icy-oi insurance transferred.

Taxes paid un to 1st Januarv. 1887 1 thoaaar. igible this year to be assumed by the purchaser. Act of sale before Felix Drevfona. iLan Tint a public, at expense ot tha purchaser, F19 S0 8S td Mlla ism.il Jlli PINNACLE Warranted Havana Filled.

PINLAY A BBU.N DISTKIBUTING AGENTS. Jao0'b7odljr 1887. AUCTION SALES. aaSVJJjaaaajajjjaaajtyaassssassasas BY K. eiSABOET CO.

Secure and Productive Investment NEAR THE POYDRAS MARKET. HANDSOME DOUBLE COTTAGES AND DOUBLE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS IN THK FIRST DISTRICT, Yielding S876 per annum. Ta nVS OOa.G.Fnedricbs. No. 10 Csroi.delet ekli TDtBthf-' X6.

1887. at 12 Sii th Arcade auction Exchange. loVitl? drtbed FirstDlstnci property. NEWLY TENEMENT zXJiT uesiRiated by the Not. 166 and 157 south Basin street, in the square bounded by "i11 sndLafaTetii streets.

The ground measures 43 feet 8 inches 6 lines front, by feet 10 inches snd e5 feetS it110 ro bnat from the str-et and fot Hues, affording side alleysand an ornamental front. Four rooms and kitchen lo each, cistern, ere. Rented at tbe rate of tu each to careful and prempt tenants. 2. THE HANDSOME AND NKWLT BUILT DOUBLE TENEMENT TWO-STORY PR AM it DWjELLINGS, next adjoining and designated by the Nos.

159 and lol South Baeln street. Tho ground Is designated by the letter and measures 40 feet front by 65. in depth aud containing eight moms to each aido, double front galleries, side alleyway, pared yard and cistern, and are rented at the rate ot si and t22 $43 per month to prompt and careful tenants. Proximity to the Poydra Market and the Mississippi Vallev Rallroid depot, assures them certain and inceseing demand. Property so well located and conditioned merit tbe special attention of investors.

Title perfect ahd sale positive. Terms of t-ale-One-thlrd or more cash, at the option ot the purchasers, the credit ox- two and three year for notes specially secured by the vendor's lien, bearing er nnnm interest irom day of sale Uni a Payneut. 5 per cent, attorney fees, po'icy of insurance transferred, snd assume the taxes due and exigible in 1887. and deposit 10 per cent, on the vuruhase price In cash at the moment of ariludioaflon to bind tbe sale. Acts of sale before Martin Voerbees, "UJT JUlDlic' expense of tbe purchase! a.

jt 12 13 19 td SUCCESSION BALE. Elegant Central Residence, IN THE SECOND DISTRICT, On One ot Its Most Charming Avenues. ON LONG CREDIT. TY C. E.

GIRARDEY A CO ptiaA rlchs. Auctioneer Office No. 10 Carondelet street SATURDAY February the.2th, 1887, at 12 O'clock at the Arcade Anntlnn fc change, will be sold at public auction, to effect a aciucmsut among toe neirs oi the late Alfred Kousset. deceased, tbe following described proDerty, to wit TUB TWO-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESIDENCE, designated by the No. 23o North Rampart street, east side, between St.

Philip aad Ursullnea street a in one of the most charming neighborhoods of that deliarbtf ul residence ava-nne. Attractive exterior and spacloua interior.it combines comfort with solidity. It contains halls above and below, elegant arched pimum una aining-room. and nve sleeping apAitments in seouud and floors, a two-story frame kitchen attached sontainine- alx apartments; gas throughout; cistern and water wotks; large open paved yard, with bascourt ana openings ou everv siae ot tne main house, giving it ligut and superior ventilation. Convenient to the business centre, churches, schools.

marXets and amusements, reader It more than desirable for a nleasaat private or professional residence. Admission gained by presentation of cards of the auctioneers. See plan for dimensions, fcale positive. Title peneci. Terms One-fouith or more cash, at tbe pnr- iuaw? opium, tae oreaib portion at one.

two and three years' credit, for vendor's lien. bearing Interest at the rate of 7 percent, per auiuuiu iruui tue uav oi aaie until nnai payment, and all tbe other usual and customary clauses. Act of sale at tbe expenssof tbe purchaser, before C. J. Thsard.

notary puolio. Ja2 30 F5 6 ij 13 111-td SUCCESSION OF THE LATE Stephen C. Michel! Choice Residence Property. IN TUB LOWER FOURTH DISTRICT. BYC.K.

GIRARDEY A CO G. G. Fried, rlchs. Auctioneer. Office No, 10 Ca.

rondelet street SATURDAY, February tue 26th, la87, at at tbe Arcade Auction Exchange, will be sold at nubile auction, to close the succession of the late Stephen C. Michell, the following described property to wit 1. THE TWO STORY FRAME REAL DKNCjK, designated by tbe nnoioer 4S1 Ba. roans street, in the square bounded by Baronne, Carondelet. Felicity Kad and St.

Andrew streets. The ground measures 62 feet front on Baronne street, by 120 feet in depth between parallels. Tba improvements are built on tbe upper sids ot the lot, retired ii oiu tne street ana lot line, tne banquette and surplus ground in garden shaded by mag- noma acnotuer eversrreeua. ne aweuins- naa double foat and side galleries, wide nail, large parkins and dininc-room, kitchen, batb and other conveniences on the nret floor; hall and six apartments on tne second nor. araa.

ciataii swu outuousvs. 2. THK LARGE BUILDING LOT next ad joining the above described, measuring 3a feet ao mcues lines iront on jiaronne street, by ixu iee in ueptn oetween eajraiieia. excention- ally bleb around and natural! drained and well shaded; location good aud neighborhood respecxaoie. i ne property win ne open to visit ors on Tuesdays and Thursdays, between 12 and 3 P.

M. Terms ne-third or more cash at nurcbasar's option, the credit portion at one and two years, for notes specially secured by vendor's lien, bnsrlog 7 per cent, per annum Interest from the day sale, and all the other usual and customary clarises. Act of sale before E. Grima. notary nubile, at purchaser's expense.

jaatf WfOOlI 19 A9 tQ Pleasant Residence IN THE THIRD DISTRICT. Two-Story Brick Dwelling. COR. ROYAL AND ENGHIEN STREETS. OR LAFAYETTE AVENUE.

r-5 C. E. GIRARDEY at CO. G. G.

Fried- JJ rlchs. Auctioneer Office 10 Carondelet street SATURDAY, February the 26ih. 1887, at 12 o'clock at the Arcade Auction -fclx-cbance, will be sold at nnbllo suction THE PLEASANT RESIDENCE uroeerTV forming the northwest corner ot Royal and jh-ngmea streets, in tne sonars oouaaea by Dauphiae avd Port streets. It is a well built and eommodlouely arranged two-story and attio brick dwelling, designated by tbe No. 616 Roval street, containing wide ball, two parlors, dining-room and kitchen oa the first noor, hall and three sleeping apartments and two gallery rooms on the second; yard paved, cistern, shed occupied by Dr.

u.t.il Iv. A')I without lease; neighborhood cheerful and re- spectable, and well Improved, Terms One-third or more cash at the pnr- chaser's option the credit portion at 1 and 2 years for notes specially secured by vender's ien. bearing ner cent, ver aaaum interest and all the other nsual clauses taxes of 1887 to na assumed by purchaser over tbe price ot sale; special deposit of 10 percent, of the purchase price required at tbe moment of adjudication. act oi saie oeiore juouen a wouue. notaries.

at expense of the purchaser. fia IS 19 td ATTENTION, CAPITALISTS. CHOICE INVESTMENT IN CENTRAL COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. FIVE CONTIGUOUS STORES IN THE a COTTON QUARTER, ON CARONDELET AND PERDIDO OPPOSITE THE "FACTORS' ROW," YIELDING 9800 PER ANNUM. BY C.

E. GIRARDEY A CO. G. G. Tried, rlchs.

Auctioneer Offlce No. 10 Carosdelet street SATURDAY, March the 12th. lo87, at 12 o'clock at the Arcade A notion Exchange, will be sold at puMlo auction, tor an absent owners account THAT CHOICE CENTRAL COMMER. CIAL PROPERTY designated by the Nos. 68, 70 and 72 Carondelet street, and bv the Nos.

18 and 18 Perdblo street, in tba square bounded bv Carondelet, St. Charles, Psrdioo and Poydraa streets. Tbe property is comprised of Ave lota offtround, designated by tbe jn.es. 8. 1, 8, 10 and 11.

oa oria-lnal nlan of anuare. Lota Nnai- A 1 aad 8 front on Carondelet street, and measure each 23 feet tt Inches and 4 lines fieat en said street, by 1,0 feet depth, each, between parallel lines. Lots Nos. 10 and 1 1 adjoin and measure each 98 feet front on Petdido street, by lOi feet la depth, Together with all tbe buildings and' lm- rovementt thereon, rights, war aad aervl-udes thereunto belonging in anywise appertain log. The p'opeity la well known aa one at the largest ana most successful wagon and cart lepositories in the city.

It is equally available for the soeoiaitv in which it ia MA ftmnlnantlr located, and exceptionally attrac Uveas a site for a grand emporium. It is situated immediately opposite thecotton Factors' PvOW.Denecbaud's Hate! and tbeSoutnern AtxpresAand Is la close prox- ututy to uia jotton, biock, ana Snippers' and Mechanics and Traders' Exchanges: wnema an eentred tbe leading interests ot ear great aad Siunuigwiuiucicp, The- auten'ion ot: enteranainr capitalists is specially invited to tba merit ot this nrnmiiln a. lavestment. Unless tha nnrehaser should rennlra noaasaa sioa earlier, it will be sold subject to a lease ex. pii-ing oa jsta neptemoec, io87, at the rate or per snnam, payable monthly.

Terms Oue-third or more casta, at tha option of tli purchasers. Discredit portion at one. two and three years for notes specially secured by mortgage and vendor's lien, bearing interest ef tf per cent, per annum current- from the day of saie until maturity it not tbea ysvid, per cent, thereafter until final payment; 6 jxr cent, attorney's (era in -event of suit to n- foi ee their eolleetion. Policy ol insurance tbw 'erred to tbe holders of tbe asstunp-tlon otthe taxes due and exigiule in la87. over the price of iV per eena ef purchase prise required at tne moment a.

wao ACH OI BaVlO UOIWO wuaa. a. aotary public, at expense of the pnrel)Aera AUCTION "iiiww, LIUUUUUUIJILI I' in' BX T. HODOSON. JUDICAI, ADVERTISEMENT, VALUABLE LIBRARY COMPRISING ABOUT 10,000 VOLUMES-LAW BOOKS, HI8TOEICAL WORKS.

POETICAL AND NATIONAL WRITINGS A LARGE MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION: OF VERY VALUABLE AHD 'ftAWW PUBLICATIONS BY POPULAR AUTHORS. EMBRACING A COLLECTION OF 40 YEARS. SUITABLY BOUND AND IN GOOD CAKE. Succession ALFRED SHAW, deceased. BY PUBLIC AUCTION POR CASH.

BY W. I. HODGSON, Auctioneer Office Ney'i IS Carondelet street ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2, 1887, at 7:30 o'clock P. following evenings, until completion of sale, at tbe old New Orleans National Bank Building.

No. 64 t'atnp atreet, between Gravier and Natches streets, by virtue of and inpnrsuaaca to (2) two several orders of tbe Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge ot the Civil District Court, fortha parish of Orleans, Division A one dated Febru ary 14, 1887, and the other, or amended order, dated February 18, 1887, court docket No.

ltt.385, for account of the succession of Alfred Shaw, dece aamd, by pub lo auction, will be sold A RARU AND VALUABLE COLLECTION ot jaw, Historical, Poetical, National. Antlqna and miscellaneous books, snd writings, maps, in various languages, and lot shelving boxes, as per inventory on his. Catalogues will be ready avt the sale, which will continue from night to night, until tlie entire ooUeotloa is die. ptsed of. chairs will be for tba cota-' tort of purchasers.

TERM Cash before delivery. F19 80 24 27 td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. CONTENTS OF MILLINERY STORE, FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFECTS. Interdiction of JOsEPH VILLIO. SR.

BY ORDER OF COURT. TERMS CASH. BY W. I. HODGSON.

Auctioneer Offlce No. 1 Carondflet street On WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. 1887. st 10:30 o'clock A. on tha premises.

No. 2S6Chartres street, between fbllip snd Ursulines streets, in tbe second District ot this city, by virtue of and in pursuance to an order of the Honorable tbe Civil District Court for tbe pariah ot Orleans, rendered oa the 4tb day ot Febnrary, 1887. docket No. 18,237, ia the matter of interdiction of Jesepa Villio, by pnbdc anotion, will be sold THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above store and resldnnoe, consisting ot tock of aiL. linery uoods.

Bonnets, Hats. Ribbons, Flowers, store Fixtures, Household Fuinltore and Movable Effect a the whole as per inventory oa hie ia tbe above coout, to be sold in to suit purchasers. Terms Cash en tbe spot. F19 20 84 27 td aTASa P. GUTNAULT.

St.Charles Street Railroad Stocks BY JAsJ P. GUINAULT, Auctioneer Offlce cornerj ot Exchange Alley and Street SATURDAY, 19th FEBRU RY, 1887 wlU be sold at 12 o'clock at the Arcade) Auction Magazine atreet TWEN'1'Y-FIVE SHAKE4 of o0 each Of tbe St.Charles Street Railroad Company. Terma Cash oa the spot before tianafar. Flo-td VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, On North Peters street, late Levee arrest, to' tween Spain and Mandeville streets. SUCCESSION OF CHARLES HI0EEY.

No. 20.00S Division Civil Dlatrict Court tot tbe A'arlah of Orleana. a aajis jr. uuiflAuiii, awuuiiuii' JL OSice corner of Exchange Alley and Bienville street saTU RD A 12tb starch, 187. will ba sold at 12 o'clock at tbe Arced) Auction Exchange, on Magazine street, between Gravier and Natches streets, by vlrtaa of an order tram tbe honorable Civil District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated February 7, A88T, tbe folio" lag property, to wit A LOT OF GROUND, With the and improvenente thereon, and aitnated ia tba Third District of this city, in tbe square bound-' ed by North Peters (late Levee), Spain.

Decatur (late Victory) and Mandevibe streets, being tba one nearest to Spain street of the two propertla purchased by said Charles Hiokey front tha -heirs of George Hustle, by an act paasad before N. Soule, late notary public, December 22. 1869. Said lot is designated by the Na 2, on tha sketch annexed to tha act passed before A.J. Lewis, notary public.

February 6. 1887. aad measures 21 feet 8 inches fiont on Noi th Petera Street (late Publlo Road or Levee) by 127 fees 1 0 inches lines deep. Together with a tkreew story brlek ouse, havin gas tors on the ground, floor, occupied aa a oofiee-house aad aeverat -rooms above, kitchen, stable, etc. rented ah aoo tiApmAnlli.

Terms one-half ess tba balance In onw year, represented by tbe aote ot tha purchaser bearing 8 per cent, per annum Interest froia date until paid, and secured by special mortgage on said property 6 per cent, attorney's fees. property buildings to be kept Insured and all other usual clauses; the taxes payable In 1887 -to bo assumed by tha purchaser over and abovs tbe amount et bis bid; 10 percent, deposit ta be paid cash on the amount of adJudlCAtioa. Act ef sals before a. J. Lewis, notary piibllov at the expense of the purchaser.

JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT Sucesslons ef Mr. and Mrs. MANUEX LLORENS. BY AS. P.

GUINAULT, Auctioneer Offlceoorner of Exchange Alley andBisn villa street SATURDAY. February 28, 1887, will be sold at IS o'clock AC at tba Arcade Auction Exchange, oa Magazine street, between Gravier aad Natches streets, by virtue of an order from the Honorable Civil District Court tor tha pariah ot Orleans, dated Jan, 18. 1887 THE UNDIVIDED THIRD PART OF A' LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings an tan sTovements thereoaVltuated in tbe Third Dis- trlct of this city, in tbe square bounded by Danphine, Burgundy, Bourbon, late Bagatelle, and Kerierec streets, measuring 80 feet front en Dsnpaiae street by 130 feet deep, all French, meaaure. lens Cash. Act of sale before Guy Duplantier, notary public a jrurensser to isKaaiii, ironitisi tut, auiwaukui his adjudication, tba payment of tha AJity aad -State taxes for tbe year 1887.

a Ja2 20 F6 12 19 2S SALS WITHOUT RESERVE TO SATISFY A MORTGAGE CLAIM. A BY JAB. P. GUINAULT, Attewoneer Office corner of Exchange Alley and Bienville street SATURDAY. of February.

1887, will be aoU at 12 o'clock M-. at tha Arcaaa A. notion Exchange, on ntagaaine street, nav tween Gravier and Natches streets, tha follow. lag property, to wit A (0KRTA1N LOT OV GROUND, together with all the buildings and Improvements there-1 on, in tbs Fourth District of this city, tn sqnara boanded by St. Denis, Dryads.

Sixth and, Washington streets, by 15o feet deep. Tha whole aa per piaa'te be exhibited at the Ex. change. Terms OneHhlrd cash. and the balance a one snd two years' credit for notes bearing per cent, interest from date and secured by amortsraee on the property sold.

A deposit of 10 percent, to be paid cash em tbe spot on ths price of adjudication. act of sale to be passed before A. A. Kr. notary nnblic iy BTTflCKSHION OF JEAN PUI8HEGU.

AS. P. OINAULT, Auctioneer Oftioaj ,11.. 111 jl- corner Bicussaa Street MONAAX. aeoruary ia win uas sold at 11 o'clock A.

in front of Bayou tot. jonr, formerly AUard's plantation, by virtue ef an order from the Honorable Civil District Conrt for tbe parish of Orleans, dated 18th of February. 187, Dlvlsioa a mi ik cawm smd their Calvea, acoaa- toned to stable. Terms Up to $50 cash, and abovs 50 six j.nt.ha araAlt far nslai aatiafaetairiiv indorsed. drawn and indorsed on the spot.

F19 20 21 CONSTABLES BALES. SOLOMON KAHN VH. i EEUREQABD PAVKE. FIRST CITY COURT OF NEW ORLEANS No. virtue et a writ ot fieri fa- aHaa to ana directed by tba Hon.

T. R- Roslar. Judge of the First City Court of New Orleans, I wiilr proceed to sell at public auction, at tae head of toe Jew Abasia, ou CAai rjja i jsarcn IV, 1887. at ia as tua xoiiowias ueacnoeu. roperty, to wit The achooner Mary Ella, now called tha Hel- lena her furniture, tackle and apparel, as sue now lies as tne naaa oi kiie xaaw jdmib.

seven tons raeasursmentv as per inventory oa Ale in my office, seised la tha above numbered and entitled Constabls First City Court at New Orleans. fab 27 nana is in G. EEYNOLDS Vs. G. A.

UIX- -IlAUHE. T70UBTH -CITY' COTJBT OF NiXW OR-r l.avna fltoo Jtr vlrtne of a writ or fieri facias ta mo directed by tjfl'ur Cnaa. G. Ogdan, Judge of the at the Arcade Aactlea be, a ainestreet bweea Urar MXtV MOjM DAY, March 2L 1887. TwiS- the f.U.wtng I CERTAIN LOT.

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IV. tAUBSOSV '7. fhg pooKOipiASaoi Alio nated aa plan measaring 'M lata J. B. A Tiines front en Howard feet 4 "cfAvIt 8 Inches in depth between atreet.

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