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SHERIEFS SALES,


LewiA DusIgneaud VS.. Cypr1en alias G. oyo.
sale BY the Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans IN
ordsr tn effect pirtition
PiFTH DISTRICT OOURT FoR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. 20.l7i-Sutt in partition =
isbe, and signed June 26 ls6s and aiso
py virtue OF Wr OF fieri faeas both TO me
directed by the Honorable the Fifth District (jourt
LOT the Parish OF Orleans in the above entitled
az this Merchants and ALetoneers' Exchange Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse Streets in
Tie second Dlstr CT OF this city, on SATURDAY,
EeFempsr n 1873 at tive Va clock NJ, in order to
tnset PARTITION the following described property.
THaEE ARPENTs OF LAND situated at Gen
Il,y ~ TINS parish, about two and half leagues
below TINS city, de grated ny the numbers one, TIVE
an lnree on ian made BY Allou p hemecourt,
hts surveyor on the tive tyrsu day OF January 1887
ana deposited IN the ofdos of jules Messy, then a
10 VII.
Lot No measures one arpent tsenty-fvs feet. or
Two hundred feet, french ensure front Genti v
Hoad between parallel lines of depth having each
tHen and tw0-thrds 6Fpents three tbSusand
seven huHdred and twenty feet Inore or 10 8 Int
10 Z measures one argent or one hundred ard
lines IN oeoth having each tsenfy and two thirds
arpents. or three thousand seven hundred and
twenty feet, more or less Lot No measures one
hTpeut or ona hundred add eighty feet French
measure. front on GENTLY Rsad nv q 'sa,,., y
tweuty and two rds srpeuts or fhrea th.ig,'a,d
seven hundred and twenty ct more or less Ia
wv en- parallel I'm AS wilt more fully nnpear by
reference 70 IN act passed before Pierre Condrain
roiary public IN this city, dated April ~ 1851
In the above suit. TFS-S AS--sN
TIOS. L MAXWELL
oeDneSA sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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.QUATBh AIgNDIAars.

Once on 2 time, in HE brave Harr7'5 age,
Four beggars dining m 8empaiu 70 i1en,
Combined their stores. Each from his wallet
drew
HandfaIs ofstolen auit, and sang forges.
50 runs the story, ."Garcan, bring the
Soup. cl'lets- Stay, and, mind. a mate.
lntte
And, Chnrles--o pint of Bargundys best
In our deep glasses every joy shall noat.
And, gar2on, bring me, from the woven
That turbanel merchants from fair
Smyrna sent,
The figs vi h golden seeds the honeyed fruit
That feast the stranger i'll the Syrian b 3.
"Go, ferch US grapes from of the vintage
Where the brown spaniards gayly quan
the vine
What time the azure ripple of the waves
Laughs brigat between the green leaves
Of the vine.
s'Nor yet, unmindlnl of the tabled scrip
Forget the nuts from BarC-lUuUs shore,
Soaded in lberian oil from olives pressed,
To the crisp kernels adding one charm
more.
''The almonds last, plucked from a sunny
tree
Halfway up Libanus, blanched as snowy
white
AS Lelia's teeth; and they will fifty crown
The beggars fourfold dish for us Tonight
''Beggars were happy, then let us be 81:
We We buried Care in wines red glowing
sea
There let him soaking lie-he was our foe
Joy laughs above his grave and so Will
we."
The -Four Beggars
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swamp side of Bayou st. John, from Esplsn.
ade street bridge to the city railroad, ac-
cotdlng to plans and specifications on file in
the Office of the City Surveyor.
Hesolced, That the Mayor be and he is
hereby au horned to enter into contract in
behalf OF the city of New Orleans, before the
city notary, with Robert Meadowcraft as
principal, and John Clark security, for
building a foot bridge across the New Canal
basin at the foot of Liberty street, for the
price and sum of six thousand nine hundred
and eighty (S69SO) dollars.
On motion adjourned.
W. B. LANCASTER, Secretary.
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Board of Aldermen.

hOard OF Aldermen.
For proceedings OF the Board of Alder
men, see official report.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
At the meeting last evening, Mr.. Kearny
presided.
The Mayor submitted report in relation
to the WaterwOrks, which was ordered TO
be printed.
The Controller submitted ecmmunica-
lion stating that Mr. Mouney, late Assistant
Treasurer, had called upon him 10 isue
warrants for 500 58i SO, on the police nav
rolls, ETC., which amount he bad neglected
to pay over to the present City Treasurer
until the tenth instant. Referred to the
Finance Committee.
The Controller submitted a repnrt stating
that bonds to the amount of S757. 500 had
been issued and placed in the hands of The
Treasurer.
The Finance Committee submitted re-
port that all warrants issued by the Treas
nrer shall bear ten per cent interest until
paid, or until the Treasurer gives public
notice that he is prepared to pay the same;
provided that all warrants issued previous
to the nth OF October shall only bear ia-
terest nom the date named.
Aresolut on to this effect, upon a call Of
Sne yeas ana nays, was lost.
a. resolution allowing DR.. Craweour
Slo0O Tor Professional services, rendered in
certain laquesis. was adopted.
Inc Finance Committee submitted a re-
solution that S200000O bonds be printed
TO llquldaie the indebtedness to the Com
mereial Bank. Adopted on its second
reading. V'N
A resolution from the Upper Board was
received, restricting the Finance Commit.
tee from prosecuting any claims of me IN y
which have already been placed in tbe
hands Of the Assistant City Attorney or
other officials, and that not more Than
twenty per cent shall be allowed as fees
etc, upon any amounts recovered by saits
instituted.
A considerable discussion ensusd in re-
gard to report flon the Committee on
streets and Landings, relative to annullinp
a contract with NJ. Connen for keeping in
repair the streets in certain wards in the
Inird District for $4,000, entered into
miteen months ago, John Carbora Offering
20 DO TIE work for $1,000. The whole mai.
Ter was finally referred, on motion of Mr..
fandeiy, to the City Surveyor.
A petition was received from Chas
Ao5Ban, asking that the WharVes now
nsea by pis line Of Texas steamships be
asasea = iam, thathe may erect shed over
a resolution was adopted authorizing
me City Surveyor to pave with square
stones the nentral ground at the intersec-
ton Of Canal, Dryaaes, Rampant and Bur
The Board adjourned.
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- Il q IL III !
PETER KAISER,
LIS PESS0U,
LUDGER BOGIuL.E-

The accompanying resolution was dis.
posed of as follows:
Resol0ed, That tie action of the MAYOR in
entering into contract by notarial act with
certain parties, TO wit: james O'Hara G.
GorreJolles, William Henry aud J. Artegues,
LOT cleaning the streets of the First, Second,
IhId; Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Tenth and Eley.
ehtn aEds without having obtained the cou
sent OF the Common Council is hereby disap.
proved, and that the Street Commis,iore is
hereby instructed to cause to be discontin-
ued all work being done by virtue of said
act OF the Mayer by the parties hereinbefore
enumerated.
This was on motion rejected by the fo,-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays being called.
Yeas Messrs. Boguille, Brady, Kaiser.
Pessou, Poynot, Prados and shields-7.
Nays: President Mafkey and Mr.. O'Brien
2.
The following were eoneurrei in on first
reading:
Resolued, That the Street Commissioner
be and he is hereby authorized to repair
the ballast road on Thalia street. from
Rampant to Franklin street, provided lie
cost does not exceed five hundred dollars.
Resotced, That the Street Commissioner
be hereby instructe to Immediately repair
the streets, bridges aud crossings in the sec.
ton lately inundated.
Resoieed That the City Surveyor be and
he Is hereby authorized to cause TO be made
on Claiborne street, from E'ysian Fields
street to ST. Bernard street. such bridges as
ne may deem necessary for the proper drain.
/ ing oil said street into the canal.
hesosced. That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to enter into contract by
hotarial act IN behalf Of the city of New Or.
leans, with ). w. Cotton as principal, and
z. Flood a. O. Kerkel and v. F. Cotton as
securities, for Cleaning and repairing the
nnpaved streets af the Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth Wards Of the Third District for a term
of two years, as follows, to Wit
Seventh Ward ut four thousand nine HIM.
dred and seyenty-fve dollars per annun.
Eighth Ward at three thousand nine hmm.
dred dollars per annum.
Ninth Ward at three Thousand seven han.
dred dollars per annum-
The work to be done in strict accordance
with specifications on file in the Office Of the
Street Comm ssioner.
Resolced That the Controller be and he
is hereby authorized, after five days notics
IN the official journal. to adjudcate to the
lowest bidder or bidders, a contract for
grading and Smelling with lake shells the
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.. S N ARSHALS sALRS.


alfred Mas chand IS John Il Il scker.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Tor the ruin Circuit aad District Of Louisi,
ahl-9Q e3s'-Iy virtue of a writ Of lsri facias,
Issued ny tire hbovs named Court, in the above
named suit, and received by me on the twenty.
sixth September, 1868 L have sei2ed and
aken INTO ny posses On and will sxpnse for sals al
public ancUlon, TO the ghe5' bidder, on MONDAY.
the sixteenth day OF November, 1905 at tie hopr Of
Twelve ocock NJ. at the enhance to the Custom.
house. On Old L.vee street, between Canal and Gus
tomhogse streets, in this city, the following de.
scnbed property, viz:
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
situated, lying ana bong in Amits Uty tarish ~
81 Helena in this State descr he up m The pian al
sali town on file in tie office of Warren A. Gree
tottfS publc IN and for the parish of 81 He ena I'M
der date OF April 8, le6O, COMMENCING on the ca /
line Of square No. As 239 feet south OF the northeast
GoInifT OF SD SQUIRE and running nenee south
p.Iaiel WIN the New OrGsns, jackson AID Great
northern Ra road 5U7 feet thence west 4Z5 feet to
fTst stree, thence ror along the iine of First
sireet w feet thence east 475 feet to the place OF
beginning and containing about five and oneh 4lf
acres more or less.
ALSO. A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL, OF
LA Nd, immediately IN the rear Of he Above de
serbth. and Commencing on tue easi line Of son ire
ny four, go feet south Of tn northeast corner Of
on st street 499 ieeF, th-ba est 3j feet thence
aor 49o feet hence IS feet to tna rare Of BE-
gun ing ahd containing about four and ono. teuth
70 es a more or less tog' theI Siih all he build
u 60 end int roveMents thereon. ights ways, an.
purtancesr eie., thereunO belonging am beinS tbs
same proper5 acquired by SAID d iendabt from
GH.u L C"houn, By act passed before the said W
n Grlfe, Notary, on the sixth March. 1851
Seized and 10 bs ssld to satisfy The plaintiffs
claim ferein, amour ing to twenty hundred and
collars with interest and all costs as
per lud gmrnt
Terms of Sale--Casb, at time of Adjudication. in
Unite states Treasury notes -
Cost q deed, internal revenue stamps recording
et9 at the expense of purchaser.
- United States Marshal's OtHeo, New Orleans
October Is. 1903
L. j. HEBRON. Z. s. Marshal
District OF Louisiana
ANa 97-oc15 a 81 MOI II
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Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY v.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WEDNESDAY, November II, p. NJ, ls5s
we have no change to report in tie money market
\, G9ld opened at ldaf8l347E against 1889 at New
forh. Inc movement thu, fur h0, been of a limited
eAtent we note sale OF $3.50 ear before the re.
2slpt OF the New Y ork eegra,ul at 1851. At tho
no3rG o. brokers last night TUESDAY night $1,000
In SILVER SO in American hat dollars changed
hands at l53 and S2H0 at l33lS Yesterday, not in
rAsOld at l34.
We have not heard Of Any sales Of foreign exchange
lIe lnarhet : unsettled, owing TO the decline in
foid at New York. and rates are little better than
nominal.
DOMESTIC exchange is quiet but firm. The banks
ch'tk On New York at par, and the sa es Of com
mereial Include $500 thr'y davs sight on New
YORK at q 2 cent scOnnt aud 5 o CO.. atl'G.
II 3nas SItl C tv ten 3 cents sotd at 70 AT the
bard las evening SIl CC state warrants sold at gu
and S25sl city warrants at the same
CIV treasury notes are uncha Erd The dealers
bay the snail sums offered across their counters
at AZ discount and sell ut 40
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Mr,. EmllIe Evsr.hed v. A-L.Rlnrnnn

Il rFi DISTRICT COURT FOR TuE
I PARISH OF Orleans, No; s5.-By virtue Of a writ
OF SECURE and sale to me directed by the Honorable
the tiith District Court for the parish Of Orleans
IN tPe above entitled cause, will proceed to sell al
pubic auction, at the Merchants au1 Auctioneers'
Exchange Royal street betw cen Canal and Custom.
h.ure5lTeetS 10 the Second District of this city on
10! wing DESCRIBED property, TO wit:
CLhIhlN SQUARE OF GROUND, together
with an ne buildings and improvements thereon,
ana appnTtenarce thereon, situated in the IN I'd
blStrlc OF TINS rlty, designated square No q on
public III this C u. ''
winch square is bounded by ape, rouse Onzag,.
MIRO aud IoBtl streets and the same was acquired
~ sAla dett ndaut by purchasp from Rufus King
IoWe \ by an act Passed before Seiim Marner a
April 1864. N'' u
Seized IN iIo above suit.
lerms-Cash on the spot.
TllOS L MAXWELL
no3 - dell Sheriff of he Parish of Drltapa
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Vincent Prats VS. Josephine Benit
Wife of Ettienne Carbon. :

THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW.
L leans. = No. 20. 226.-By virtue of
SEIZURE and sale directed By the honorable tbs Z
District Court of New Orleans, in the Sbov.
tied SUIT, o George w. Avery. late SheriF. ~
sad late sheriff to me transferred. | W il ~.
y sell at public a1tion, at the Merchant
AucL,oneers Exchange, Royal street. between
ana Gus obhouse streets in the Seroud Dist.
TINS city, on MONDAY, December !. 1868, at 4
4 CERTAtN LOT OF GROUND t9ra.b,.
all the buildings and improvements, rights ,
privileges, customs, servttud, and appIrtsn,
thereunto belonging or in anywise apuprts.
situated in the First District of this civ 4.
square bounded by Poydras, Pe,dtdo
Adeline and Magd len streets. and t6s
po ed continuation of Claiborne street.
lot being designated by the No H. on a pla5I
by George 4 Dunbar. late Survey or, dated tv'
elEhth june, 1871, and posted a. plan No IN
once OF q. X Beard. late notary in this an
lut measuring thirty one feet three inches Ia,
the pnposeu contiuua' ion Of said Claiborne I,
thlr' y-one feet seven inches and a haii hn7 in Z
IN the rear, one hundred and seven feet six MN
aepth on the side adjoining lot No II and II
ltet lines in dep'h On the opposite vide Ams,
measure Acqa red by the said Miss Benit
Jean Rouge, by act passed before q. Uoriess
no arr public in this city, on tine seventeenth i
a'y lsG7
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash on the sUot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
moo y geo Sheriff of the Parish Of Orer
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MEMORANDA.

Bya dispatch from New YORK to Messrs woed,
Low Ludwigsen, received yesterday morning. we
learn that tile ,teGmshp Gen Meade previously re-
ported as colllding with the steamship Marnion on
TN INST. was run the jersey Flats 10 keep her
If I'M SINKING and has arrived in New York, TIE
hieade sustained bu sight da mage from tine coli.
sion, her hull being divided into Compartments the
freight sustained tut trifng damage. The Meade
port
BY dispatch to VIM. Creevy, ESQ we learn that
the steamship Juniata, Hovey, hence, arrived ut
Philadelphia on the 9th.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4-CleaTei for New ORLEANS
bark Woodside, dmunds
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For Mobile-Stoamer leaves Aiineburg every day
on arrival OF p. NJ. PuutChartratn cars.
For Noble-Pr0pgiler steamer leaves New Bg'rn
Every "Wednesday and Saturday at p. NJ.
For Bay ST. Louis, Pass Christian, hississ pp.
City, Biloxi, and Ocean Sprines-Steamer leaves
MiinebuEg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival Of 80
a. II. train on SATURDAY, sTriya OF T. Il, train,
going to PasglgDulA.
For Florida ports-Stegmship from foot Of Cal,isrs
street on the 18th and 10th ul every ln9ut1.
For Madisonyle. Vaudeville. etc,-SteGpQr leaves
daily on arrival Of +. II. tram; Saturday p Il;
Sunday (e1cursonl. $50 a. NJ.
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O0NSTABLE'S SALES,

And drew johnson vs.. MIR. BuIy-No. SEQ
RY Viz UE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACTAS
~ to me directed by the Hon q. W hadler First
J 1H5Iic OF the rease shall proceed sell at
Or. HalpIn's stables st Joseph street. between
NsgszlLe and Fdpcher at " elve o'clock M
lot of Old HARNESS.
four wheeled Spring WAGON
Seized in TIE above suit.
TeTms-Cash in Unit States Treasury notes
A. A. PLATfSMiEk Constable.
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ST L0UIS-Steamer Thompson Dean-l323 bales
cotton and full cargo of Western produce
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rob K "a tuil cargo of
Western produce
MEMPHIS-Steamer Mississippi-2l33 bales cot
ton l660 SKIS cotton seed and sundfy produce
OUAUHIrA RIVER-Steamer j G Backford-
$50 bqles cotton and.sundry produce
NATCiEn-Steamer Wild Wagoner--639 bales
cotton A. bbls mola asses lids sugar
SHREVEPORT Steamer Judge Fletcher-3,g
BALE cotton 1872 head cattle 295 do sheep
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafnurche-25 bales
cotton u hhds sugar 43 bbls 20 hf bbls moasses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hetty Gilmore--30 hhds
sugar 81 bDls mo!ases
BY the RAILROADS syS
PER OPFLnTISAS RAILROAD-Novemhe 10
227 bales cotttn 70 bbls molasses a. hhds sugar
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EYPnRTa.

HILADEgLPHIA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING
Star Of the Union-tor Phsladelphit 9l3 hafss s,t
ton s. aids sugar IS hhia moasses lao bds hdes 25
bales hay 25p bhls potat0es W -
NEW NORK-Stsasnship vi ksbure-sl5 bala4
cotton 100 bDis nolasses 66sU ska cotton seed IL pigs
SFSTON--steamship Hatlau-iIf7 btls t1oB-
So bble viii Ky 70 bass soliee 80 hhds supar IN III IA
bacon 100 SKIS bran 90 bxs starch 0 81 sisfs
IhDiAhOI.A- Steamship Agnes-ls Oi feet INN,
Der 40 SKIS salt -~es 4H4N-
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BRLOW ooMINa nP.

Meeker. knox&eo- ' ~
French bark Jeanne, ToriOis, from Bordeaux, to
Bremen 5aEs Enlon, Fricke. from Bremea Sept %,
Bari; 7 4 Fisf, Emery. from New York. to Eos
Brig Csmslis, Ahramina, from Rio dc Janeiro. to A
seheoger Hseliaa, Ward II days from Utila, to
last, TO Fernandez F'S'' "A NAi
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
John Geddes VS.. Peter Kiln.

John Geddes VS.. Peter Kiln.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NFw
leans, No 26,0S6.-By virtue OF a writ n, \
and sale TO George W. Avery late Sheriff ~
by the the Honorable the Third Districs ~
New UrieIns in the above emitted cause
said l2te Sheriff to n transferred, will nv
sell at public auction. at the Merchants ~
tloneers Exchange, Royal street. between
and Customhonss streets, in the Second Dis.
this city, on TUE(D w, December 8, 1856. M
O'Clock ID the following described pre- per : Y
A CERTAIN LOT Or GROUND, with v
buildings and Improvements thereon, s,tuatss
FIRST District OF this CITY, in the square bnnSG
Suzette Tchoupi'oulas, New Levee and KAY
streets, which lot is do ignated by the nulnbs..
and measures As feet inches front on Suzetissi.
by. 1859 teet 10 inches deep between paTaisi
being the same property which the defend.
CURED by purchase from Robert rattersa.
William Q. Patterson, as per act passed i
the second day of May, lesO.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOS. Z. MAXWELL
moo 2lde1 Sheriff of the Parish of Oh.
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Steamship star OF the Union, Jones, for Philadel.
PIMA via II vana
Steamaip Vieksburg Burton, for New York
steamship Agnos, MisoD, for Galveston and In.
dianoia "
Steamship HARLAN, Lewis, for Ga.ves,on
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sHERIFFS SALES.
D. Is. JudIln VS.. Ada A Bn. eIu, Widow of
John q. d LA Tore

Uonn y. ID LA Tore.
SlNTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No l0l-By virtue of writ OF seIz.
ure and SALE to me directed by the Honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in tine
ABOVE entitled cause will proceed to sell at M blc
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneersi Ex
charge, Royal street, between canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District of this CITY
on SATURDAY, December IL, 1873 at twelve o. clock
M the following described property to wit;
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon and an
puItenarces thereunto belonging situated in the
bubnrb Delord First District of this city forming
the corner of Triton WAX and Tivoli Circle ana
measuring tw.nty five feet eight inches front on
Triton wax. Thirty feet eleven inches and a half
'front.' on Ivoli Circle, sixryfour feet in depth on
me slue line dividing it from the property now or
formerly belong ng to David G. Wire, and ffty.one
ieet IN the rear, the same forming an rr. gular
ir angie extending to the centre of the walls sur
rounding t yard Which walls are owned Jointly
ny sald WIRE or assignc and defendant The whole
as per sketch nexed to a certain &C, passed before
LOUIS 1; Care, late notary public in this city, on
me thirteenth dav of 'Inne 1e45. Re ng the same
property acqui ed y de endant as follows: One
pnq vloed halt tnereo! by inheritan from her
tather, the BITE j A. Bars and the other
Uy purcla @ at pubic sale
made by the rnerf OF the parish of Orleans on the
1--WE ghth day of May 1856, at the suit of da A.
Deia Tore vs.: John y. Bareili No 1882 Of t Q
docket OF tue Fourth District court of New Orleans
Snized in the above suit.
IeTms-Cash on tae sDot.
THUS. L. MAXWELL
nos 25 dell Sheriff of the Parish of t,rtpars
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VI lipHr y, 'EFivttf vs.. GtcaTer Frank
PareGud. her laclae, Appar !, ate.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT C6,TRT
4 Tor tha Di~tr OF Louisiana, No. 9lsS-In one.
WeEce to an admiralty warrant TO me directed
~ the above ent, tea sut / have seized and taken
lut o ms posse stCu--
The Steamer FRANK PARGOUD her tackle.
spuueL etc, now libsed by Wilbur f. Trivltt for
the ise' set forth IN tGG libel now peud ne in
tte y strict Court Of the United States.
Ana do hereby cite aud adtnUuIst the owner or
owners Thereof and al aud every person or parsons
taFnS or pretending 10 have ans Eht, title. or in
trrg'l ia OF to the sHme Il be and appear a Dis
lgtt court Of tho United States for the d rrict
aforesaid 70 be holden at the city - New Orleans
on or before the IIilED MONDAY from tn. dafs
htteyi % sEo" cause if any they have or can why
tl. ga steamer Should mol be Cculeunec and be
s1l1 ayreeahiy TO Ire prayer OF 9btluut.
LIitad StatoB Marsha 5 Office New Orleans
sixth day OF November, i-t8
ANo, fG-no7 70 ~