Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 26 mars 1867, mardi 26 mars 1867

[" NOTICES.C0RPÜRÂTI0K0F MONTREAL To Sotei,Saloon & Tavern Keepers NOTICE.ALT.PERSONS inteuding to obtain the APPROVAL of the CITY COUNCIL! for TAVERN LICENSES are hereby notified that they are POSITIVELY required to'send in their APPLICATIONS in due form between the present date and the THIRTEENTH APRIL nest, and that no application received AFTER that date will be entertained .By order.CHS.GLACKMEYER, City Clerk.City Oi/ervs Office, ) City Hall,\t) Montreal, 2ud March, 186T.5\t1m tsT52 Insolvent Act of 1864.rriHE Creditors of the undersigned are notified X to meet at the Office of John Witïte, in the Ci tty of Montreal, on Tuesday, the Second day of April next, at Three o\u2019clock P.M., for the purpose of receiving statements of his affairs and of naming an Assignee to whom he may make an assignment under the above Act.W3VÏ.CAMPBELL TAIT.Ulvertou, March 12th, 1867.\tdu 62 DROVINGE OF CANADA, Î Pistrict of St.Hyacinthe.1 In the Superior Court for Lower Canada SI.Hyacinthe, the twenty-eighth day of February, one tbousand eigdit hundred and sixty-seven.\t\t AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOL.L1X.MONTREAL, TUESDAY MuRNiNG, MARCH 26, 1867.NOTICES.Know all men that iean j.e.sauva- GEAU, Artist-Photograph, of St.Hyacinthe, in the District of St.Hyacinthe, by his petition fyled in the Office of the said Superior Court, under number one thousand and sixty-eight (No.106S), prays for the sale of an immoveable situated in the said District, to wit : \u2014\u201c A land situate in the Parish of La Presentation, range St Simon, containing three arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, and bounded in front by the range St.Simon, in depth by the lands of Argenteuil, on one side by Jean Bte.Tetreau, and on the other side by Charles Boucher, jr., with a house, barn and other buildings thereon erected which land is now occupied by Augustin Gaumont and Isaac Gaumont, farmers, of La Presentation, since about three years past, without the petitioner being able to know on what title they occupy the said immoveable ; and the said Jean J.E.Sauvageau alleging that by deed passed, at St.Hyacinthe, the sixth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, before Mtre.St.Germain and his Colleague, Notaries, consented by one Abraham Gaumont, yoeman, then of the said Parish of La Presentation, to one Ignace JResther, contractor, of tne City of St.Hyacinthe, and duly registered according to law, an hypothec was constituted upon the said immoveable hereinabove described, for the sum of sixteen hundred pounds, old currency, equal to sixty-six pounds^ thirteen shillings and four pence currency, claims from the present proprietor of the said immoveable the sum of two hundred and ten dollars, currency, due to nim in consequence of a transfer made by the said Resther to the petitioner, the thirty-first day of August last, for balance in capital, interest, and costs of action on the judgment obtained by the said Resther against the said Abraham.Gaumont, before this Court, on the twenty-second day of November, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, for the said sum of sixteen hundred pounds, oil currency, With interest of eight per cent per annum on the eaid oalance from the twentieth day of Febrn-Ary instant.The said Jean J.E.Sauvageau further alleges that the present proprietor of the said immoveable is unknown, and that the known occupiers (occupane) since the date of the said deed of mortgage have been the said Augustin Gaumont and Isaac Gaumont.Notice is therefore given to the proprietor of the immoveable to appear before the said Superior Court, at the City of St.Hyacinthe, within two months, to be reckoned from the fourth publication of tnis present notice, to answer to the demande of the said Jean J.E.Sauvageau, failing which the Court will ox\u2019der that the said immoveable bo sold by Sheriff\u2019s sale.LOUIS TeLLIER, b-t 60\tD.P.S.C.(First publication March 12 ) PROVINCE OF CANADA, ?District ofSt.Hyacinthe, i IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR LOWER CANADA.St.Hyacinthe, the twenty-eighth day of February! one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven.INSOLVENT jACT OF 1864.In the Matter of ANTOINE MAYER, of Montreal, Contractor, an Insolvent.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that,by virtue of the power vested in me, as Assignee of the Estate of the above named Insolvent, there will be offered for Sale by Public Auction, on the premises hereinafter described, on WEDNESDAY, the 17th day of April, 1867.at Eleven o\u2019clock a.m., the undermentioned.REAL ESTATE, viz.1st.The half of the north side of a lot oî land, situated in the St.James Ward, on Jacques Cartier Street, in the City of Montreal, containing 40 feet in front by 75 in depth, the whole more or less ; bounded in front by Jacques Cartier Street, in rear by the property of one named Lalonde, on one side by the property of one Chas.Allard, and on the other side by one Joseph Versailles, with the valuable and commorl ions Brick House, containing four tenements, patent tin roof, with the other outbuildings thereon erected.\u2014ALSO\u2014 2nd.A Lot of Land, situated in the aforesaid Ward, Street and City, known as Lot B, number 102, containing 28 feet front bv 75 feet in depth, the whole more or less ; bounded in front by Jacques Cartier Street, in rear by the property of one John Hanna, on the north-west side by one Valiquette, and on the south-east side by a passage 9 feet wide, with the well built unfinished frame house, ready to be bricked, thereon erected.All hypothecary Creditors are notified to fyle their claims at my office, six days before the date of sale.Terms Cash.For further particulars, apply to the undersigned, No.17 St.Sacrament Street, Montreal.JOHN WHYTE, Assignee.Montreal, 18th Feb., 1867,\tt 42 INSOLVENT ACT OF 1864.PROVINCE OF CANADA, I Blstriccol'St.Francis.f IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.In the Matter of PAINCHAUH & CO., Insolvents.ON the 25th day of aputi.next, the undersigned will petition the said Court for their discharge, in virtue ol the said Act.PAINCHAUH & CO., Per Jette & arciiambault, Attorneys ad litem.Montreal, IStli February, 1867 .\t2m 142 HüUSLS, &c\u201e I OR SALE OR TO LET.! INSURANCE.JNUMBLR 72.THEATRE ROYAL.To Let, by tbe Wight or Week.For particulars, apply to HENRY PRINCE.305 Notre Dame Steret.February 25.\t47 - TO LET, FURNISHED, the House Nos 7 Holy rood Place, 29 McGill College Avenue.The House has a hot air furnace, newly put in, and good _______Stabling attached.Apply on the premises from 11 a m.to 2 p.m.March 12.\t60 For sale or to let,-a choice farm in the Eastern Townships, with superior Dwelling House, and fine improved Land.A very desirable Country residence.For particulars, apply to Mr.G.F.Tilbury, Drawer 146, or 3'.9 Guy Street, Montreal.March 14.\t1m 62 rTO LET.Those splendid NEW STORES, now in course of completion, situated in the most central part of Great St.James Street, (corner of Dollard Street), _______ comprising TWO STORES, first flat and basement.The Stores are so constructed that they could be thrown into one if required.Also, two large and handsomely finished Halls suitable for Lodges, Societies, or Sample Rooms.The above can be leased separately to suit tenants.Apply to TIFFIN BROTHERS, St.Paul Street.March 1.\t51 OFFICES TO JuET.EIRST-CLASS OFFICES TO LET in i Bank Chambers, entrance St.Peter Street.February 4.Apply at MOLSONS BANK.29 TO LET* The SHOP, No.151 Wellington Street, now in the occupation of Mr.Cullen.E.G.PENNY, Herald Office.February 12.36 H U 3 KNuW ALL MEN, that DAME JO^EPHTE CHARLOTTE DE FLEUR1MONT, of the City of Montreal District of Montreal, widow of the late Wolfred -Nelson, in his lifetime, Esquire, Physician, of the same place, acting in this behalf as well as commune en biens with the said Wolfred Nelson, her said late husband, as also as universal usufructuary legatee of her husband deceased, by her petition fyled in the Office of the said Superior Court, under number one thousand and sixty-seven (No.1067) prays for the sal© of an immoveable situated in the said District, to wit : -A land situate in the Parish of St.Hyacinthe, in the District of St Hyacinthe, enflosed in the following bounds : joining in front to the Yam ask a River, in rear to Andre Gauthier dit Landreville, on one side partly to Philippe Ducbesnay, and partly to Louis Brune le, and o - the other side partly !o the Honorable louis Antoine Dessaulles, partly to Parker W Nagle, and partiy to Louis Bitine] le, the said land containing three arpents in Width, more or less, by thirty arperts more or less in depth, of an irregular figure, which Jand is now occupied by Gerard J, Nagle, bourgeois of .the Parish ol St.Hyacinthe, said District of St.Hyacinthe, and the said Dame Josephte Charlotte de Fleurimont, in her sa d capacity alleging that bv a judgment of the Sup >rior Court for Lower Canaaa, in the District of Montreal, rendered at Montreal, on the thirty-first day of October, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six, against the said Gerard J.Nagle and Henry J.Larkin, then of St.Hyacinthe, jointly and severally, at the suit of the said Wolfred Nelson, in a certain cause under number one hundred and thirty-four, and duly registered (the said judgment) on the twenty-seventh day of April, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven, in the Registry Office for the County of St Hyacinthe, an hypothec was constituted, according to law upon the said immoveable hereinabove described, of which the said Gerard J.Nagle was then proprietor and possessor, for the sum of one hundred and eighty-eight pounds, nine shillings and ten pence, currency, and for interest upon the sum of one hundred and eighty-seven pounds, sixteen shillings and ten pence, currency, to be reckoned from the twenty-third day of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty five, and for the costs accrued in the said cause, and taxed to the sum of twelve pounds two shillings and three pence, currency ; claims from the present proprietor of the said immoveable, the sum of one hundred and eighty-eight pounds two shillings and five pence, currency, due to her as well as commune en biens with the said Wolfred Nelson, her husband, as also as universal usufructuary legatee of her husband, deceased, by virtue of his will, made, at Montreal, before Mte.Belle and his colleague, Notaries, on the sixth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, for balance, in capital, interest and costs on the said judgment and for the amount of the costs accrued, to recover the said debt, in a certain cause under number one thousand and thirteen, of the Superior Court, of th said District of Si.Hyacinthe, in which the said Dame de Fleurimont was plaintiff against Par-kav W.Nagle, defendant, with interest from the nineteentn day of September last upon the sum of one hundred and seventy-four pounds fifteen shillings and five pence currency.The said Dame Josephte Charlotte de Fleuri mont alleges that the present proprietors of the said immoveable is unknown, and that the known proprietors since the date of the said judgment have been the said Gerard J.Nagle and Parker W.Nagle Notice is therefore given to the actual propri-tors of the immoveable to appear before the said Court at ^t, Hyacinthe within two months, to be reckoned from the fourth publication of this present notice, to answer to the demands of the said Dame Josephte Charlotte de Fleurimont, failing which, the ourt will order that the said immoveable be sold by Sheriff'\u2019s Sale.LOUIS TELLIEB, bt60\tD.P.S.C.(First publication 12th March).Sale of Valuable Properties Belonging to the Estate of the late Mr.LOUIS LEDUC, of St.Antoine Suburbs, of the City of Montreal.BY AUTHORITY OF JUSTICE, will be Sold, to the last and highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th May next, at Ten o\u2019clock a m., in the Office of the undersigned Notaries, NoJM Little St.James Street, in the said City of Montreal, the following Properties, to wit : \u2014 1st.A lot of ground or Emplacement, situate in the St.Antoine Suburbs ol the City ofMbn-treal, containing 34 feet, more or less, upon a depth equal to one half of the distance that may be found between the said St.Antoine Street and St, Bonaventure Street, that is to say, 140 feet in depth, more or less, without any guarantee of precise measurement, bounded in front by the said St.Antoine Street, in rear by Dame Amable Lebœuf dit La flamme, or her representatives, on one .side by Simon Valois, Esquire, and on the other side by the representatives Cousineau, with a one-story wooden house, a two-story stone vault and other buildings thereon erected.2d* A Farm situate at Co\u2018e.St.Luc, in the Parish of Montreal, containing two arpents and a half by twenty-one arpenta in depth, the whole more or less, as well in front as in depth bounded in front by tbe road of said Cote St.Luc, in rear by the representatives of the late Benjamin Hurtubise, on one side to the N.E.by Eustache Prudhomme and on the other side to the S.W.by Jerome Cardinal, with one-story stone house, two barns, and other buildings thereon erected.3d.Another Farm si uated at the same place, bounded at one end to the south by Gervais Prudhomme, at the other end to the north by the lands of Cote de Liesse, on one side by Gervais Decary, and on the other side by the representatives of the late Louis Gariepy, being partly in tilled land and partly un cleared and well timbered,\u2014containing three arpents in front by twenty arpents in depth, the whole more or less.Tbe soil of those two farms is of good quality.Incontestable titles will be given to the purcha sers.For conditions of sale and other particulars apply to the undersigned, T, A.LABADIE.N.P., J.E.Ü, LABADIE, N.P.Montreal, 21st March, 1867.\ttT 68 STORE OR STORAGE TO LET from the 1st April next.No.4 Lemoine Street.-WîFor particulars apply on the premises.January 17.\t14 TOILET, a The TWO UPPER FL ATS of Store No.606 St.Paul Street.Apply to HELLIWELL& MACPHIE, Corner St.Nicholas and St.Paul .\tStreets.February 15.\t39 sun TO LET.THREE excellent OFFICES on the first Floor (up Stairs) HERALD BUILDING, 61 & 63 Great St.James Street.Apply to PENNY.February 1.WILSON