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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-28
John OMEN VS.. Michael A,D,I.


E'IBTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 OF Orleans.--Ho 2l4-By virtue Of a wrtr nj
nsrl tsclas to me directed by the Honorabie tba
fith Dstriet Court for the parish OF Orleans in the
aDoVe emitted cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auotioneers, nv
change chang Roys street. between Canal and GUS ON.
ssrees IN the second District OF this city on
io,9 %,, g. DESCRIBED SO property, to wit:
and being in the Fourth District Of this civ IN ths
square bounded by Third, St David, Fourth and St.
twelve ~ on sketch made by W Thornton rhomn.
SON. Iate Deputy City Surve or on the fourth day 81
loos and filed in the proceedings in this
which SAID lot measures as per sad sksfrh N
feet front ON said Fourth street by 127 feet in dent
between parallel lines - NSf'H
~ fogesner With all the building and improvem ants
sald property, derived from the estate of his M
Asplls iatner, James Aspil and said properly he.
ng sltuaEsd on the west side of ST. Patrick street
between Third and Fourth streets
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
aa,s..,,oo ThOS. L. MAXWELL
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RRnEIpTs nr pRnnnnp

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Enterpriss-l2es bales
cotton and sundry produce ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Golden Era-T1I bales cot
ton and snndry produce 'N WV
LOUSY lLLE-Steaner Virginia-4s bales cotton
ST LOUIS-Steamer Commonwealth bales
cotton and western produce and sundries
EAGLE BEND-Steamer Ohamyion No 3-27
Daies cotton 2al6 SKIS cotton sesd aud snidries
NATCHEZy-Steamer Wild WAgoner-ss9 baIas
cotton ~ SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
LOWEH COAST-Steamer HunIer-Il bbls rice
d bols rough rice and sundries
SHRENEPORF-Steame Era No. 9-1oOl bales
cotton and sundres ~
WASH NOTION Steamer Uleona-2a7 baIas cot
ton and sundries O''S Wv
OaVILLE-Steamer Thomas PowaIl
" eols mnlassss 26 bbs rice and srndriss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Louisyille+-I43 bales oot.
ton hhds tobacco and Western produce
CAlhO-Steamer Mollie Able-I38 bales eottan
and Western produce and sundries S
BAYOU SARA-Steamsf iirev EaRIa- 2es halas
cotton % hhds sugar 70 bbls molasses Ns-
Of LpQlS-eteamer Lady Gay--395 bales cotton
and 2 tuil cargo Of Western produce
JhttEHSON OIfY-schooner Gabriel Anne
40 mos sugar 70 bbls molasses
-iiVSMEh OOAsf-Ste smer Aloe-2O hhds sugar
40 bbls moasses and snndries
/ ARK AN5AS RlVER-Steamer Arkansas--4l6
BIT THK RAILRoADa.
PER OPELoUsAS RAILRoAD-Dscembar 2s-
e naes cotton 10 AXIS seed cotton 2s bDs molassss
4 PEE J1oksoN December -
December 2e-s25 bales cotton
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
Mcn1ay, December q, 1868. /
CLEARED SATURDAy

Steamship AUSTIN Farweli, for Galveston
Steamship Dudley Buck, Pendeton tor Pensacola
Steamship Bienvl,le Baker or New York
Steamship United States, Norton, for New York
Steamship Maryland, Reid, for baltimore via Ha.
" ~
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamship y Harris, Lock wood for 5razos Santiago
Steamship Victor, Gates, for New York
Steamer Peoria CITY Silver, for Peoria City
Bark MARSHA, Cichero, for Genoa
Schooner Anna Lyons. Kemp, for Boston
Schooner Devereaux, Rich, lor Proyidence RI
Schooner Cora, tauria, for Pensacola
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Steamship Crescent City, Weir, from New York lsti
60 INST, to Wood, Low y Ludwigsen-2d dist
Steamship Mariposa, Kelnble from New York 18th
inst, to Mouiton-2d dist va -''-
sTEAA
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
Enterprise, Lee, from Shreveport
Golden Era, Hodge, from jefferson
virgins, holcroft from Louisville
Commonwealth Conley from St Louis
champion No. 8, Volt, from Eagle Bend
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Monetary and Commercial.
OPTION OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY. Decemhar q. 2. M. 1853. 1

OPTION OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MosDAT. December %, P. M. 1858 !
Gold opened at 1351S@l3514 against 1879 at New
YORK The market is firm with light supply of
cesh gold Offering and only moderate demand,
either for the Customhouse or speculation.
Nothing reported in silver.
Foreign Exchange is shade easier We have
heard of no transactions Of any note The BANKS
hold sterling at 1462z sliTld.
Domestic exchange is without any material
variation. The banks check on New York At Y "A
cent discount, and the sales of commercial in.
clnde S15,to0 New York sight at ll-l6 D cent dis
Nothing reported in stocks. In bonds $500 city
ten per cents changed hands at 731a and $1,000 CON
soidate1 city. new, at CO.
City treasury notes are inactive and unchanged
The dealers buy the small sums offered across their
counters at Al per cent discount, and sell at 49,
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Il. Larue and Felix Larue and ais.
Virginia L. T. Bonford Administered, and


SEoOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW a
~ lsans.-No. 6,4s9.-By virtue a writ Of seiEl
and sale directed by the Honorable the Second n
trfct Court u Ree Orleans, in the aboye entiil
cause. TO Cnarles Bienvenu, late Sheriff Nv N
transferre4 to Geo. W. Avery, late Sberitf AID
this lattef to me transferred will proeee ~ sei
public adction, at the Merchants' and Anctiones3
hxohasRe, hoyal street, between Canal and Cnsta
bouss slrests, in the second District OF his IN
on fnlDAf, the fifteenth day OF January 1879
tWeVe clock M the following described propet
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND sitn.tss an
pattnre IN front Of the First District OF mis- civ
s we tq9are bounded by Fulton, Girod hrnnt n
EoIfe Dame streets designated as lot No & al
pan known as the plan of j, Beard dulV oe1tiI
~ tluRh Grant, late Surveyor under date al 1wea
January, SO deposited in the office Of III n cleni
lAie q airy Public in tins icty; according 70 whl
RlAn salu lot measures, IN american measure M
i H3 - feet 10 inches and line front on Ful
srseti - feet II inches and l line front on Frsl
sss Qy ~ feet IN depth the line diyidins
from rom LOT NC. and lsi feet inch and i lines
9eptn ~ the line dividing 1t from ct No. q; l
se ~ ~ wltn ali the improvements thereon.
. " aleh SAID lot of ground was acquired nv the "A
n.I r. nohiord, by purchase from the city OF M
N NsisnhS ~ act passed before H. b. Gems N
Sst y Mspe II tins eity, under date OF the th
Plan thereof win DO on exhibition at thu 4
Seized in the above suit ta.s
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
TH0a. Z ii 1x4s4fsf
dselA 2lIal4 shesid s ihs Iz.sz & l ss=sssns
l.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES,

Heinrich RItsch VS.. f, Roeder,-No.
25.437.
leans.-By virtue of d writ Of tieri facias e me
directed dIe by the Hon. J. G. Baum, Judge Of the
Fourth Justices Court in and for the parish Of
Dreams, shall proceed to sell at public auctjon. or
THURSDAY, the seventh day of January, 1853, AZ
we've we've o'clock NJ, in front of my office, No. 5
Two LOWS and two CALVES,
Seized in the above stated suit.
Ierms-Oash on the spot in United States currency
de253l jas EUG MEILLEIIR Constsbia"
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de2s jal4 % Sheriff ,
CIty of New orIenn. ra Mr.. non...

CEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FoR TuE
y Parish Of Orleans-No. 29s BY virtue 81 a
VIII OF nerI facias, to me directed by the Honor.
iean IN the above-enttled cause will proceed 10
ssl ~ pubic auction, on the promises hereinafter
designated on SATURDAY, the ninth day Of
JamH,nary, Ists At half past four o'clook r. NJ
a., ne fuhNIfU RE, Goods, Property and Nova
pies on tne premises, situated at the corner of
nnsPlansds and Rampant Gate Love- streets in the
Ihire District of this city, per inventory which
may be seen in my office -'
Seized in the above suit.
Tsrms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
de26 Ja3 Sheriff of the Parish NJ Oylssns
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John II. Clay Va Josephine BENT, v
of A. E. Carbon

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TgRpI
!s;si lsn OF Orleans No. q, 95s-By virtue OF va
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of (ss1
to to s eli a. Spoy 1ub entitled cause viii p
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. bs1s
srn. ana Cus omhouse streets in the Second
trict OF this city, on TUESDAY, twsntSIl
January, 1863, at IL clock, NJ. the fo1S1
ossoF nEpT properly, viz;
and being in the First District OF this civ M
s ana Rom bounded BY Common, Palmyra, Ds
drawn BY j: Pile, late Surveyor. dated the ~
~ Nay ls40, deposited in the office OF the ists b
McOay. notary public in this city said Iot meas
q ieet front on Palmyra street BY ito feet in n
between parallel lines, together with ali tbs M
lngs and improvements TIL reun. 80 'A' ~
being the same property acquired by daiend,ui
Pnronass from Michael Hahn, as Der act pss
DARED sixth day of June, lsb6 - WIS
6elzed IN tue above suit.
Iefms-CaSn on the SPOT
ANA ;.-o- THOMAS L, MAXWELL
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ARRIVED SATURDAY,

Steamship Cortes. Nelson, from New York 18th inst
o., to MouIton-lst dist '1'''
Shlp Lady Clarendon, Baily, from Liverpool Oct 20
TO A Jones-Puint ~
Ship Arran;, Lawson, ~ days from London in bal
-, fheile, Seller &co-4th dist 40 = ~
Ship Moses Day, Woodward, % days from Bath. in
- ballast to mastor-3d d st 81
Bark Conception. Psyes, days from Havana, In ba
last 70 Puig Bros-lst dist 80
Spanish bark Maria NicolIch from Havana. in hal
last, 70 Ayandano Bros
Schooner Gabriel Anne, from jefferson City
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN
schooner . Rebecca, from Tchefunota river-s5. COO
Schooner Rover, from Covingtou-25D bbls sand
Sen99ner victoria, from Amite rIyer-6s coo shingles
5oOOteet lumber
schooner Aciope, from Blind river 20 cords wood
schooner Union, from Pearl river-i0 cords WOOD
schooner con Mary Magdeline, from Pascagoula-2 COO
Schooner Farmer, from Bioxi-4O 600 feet lumber
Schooner Forster, from Biioyi-2i, { % feet lumber
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
schooner Maria Merz. from Pascagoula-l2,O0o feet
Schooner Too Late, from Bay st Louis--sOO barrels
Schooner Ellen. from Tchefuneta river-ls cords
Schooner Josephine, from Tchefuncta river
bIIs Oh o hosIoellt' from FcheIuncta riYer-l0Co
schooner Augusta from Blind river-25 cords wood
zu0u shlngies ~
TowBoATs,
Leviathan, Schultz. from the Passes-Toyed dom,
Prair 70 So tth INST bark Thomas Fletcher and
ran, aud bark Coneepcion ar
Tecumseh Lombard, from the Pssses-Towed down
and to sea 18th INST, ship 81 james, barks AIDE
lalde Norris, hdouard, and schooner AngelinAS
Brought up ship Lady Clarendon and bsrk
Title ,yewett, Follett. from the Passes-wept
Gown hght-Brought up ship Moses Day.
sTEAMBo OATS
Era No. 8. Kouns from Shreveport
Lucretia, Davis, from Mobile-New Basin
Wild Wagner, Richardson from Nstchaz
Eieona, Sp,ane, from Washington.
Thos Powell, DnvAnt, from Donaldsonville
LOUISVILLE Lusk. from Louisville
Noble Able, Able, from Cairo,
Grey Eagle Richardson from Rayou Sara
Hunter Jeanfran, from Lower coast
Lady Gay. Burke, from St Louis
Frances Blakeslee. from MooIle
Arkansas, Shaw from Arkansas River
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LIE Juri de Police de In p,ro,- :.

lie Juri de Police de la ParoIsse DIV
quemlnes vs.. Auguste Lesseps ct sas Cov W
tiers dams Ia Succession Alexandra LesssT
GouR DU SECOND DISTRICT ,IrD1c1,
80 cans ct pour la paroisse de PIa1neminasr
N5,-En vertu dun ordre de saisIe ef yant Il n
aaresse par Honorable 10 Cour din SsronS e H. In
Juulclalre dams ct pour la paroissa de PIso, N
cans iahaire et.dessus, je procedersi 8 qUa III u
Ia Vente pubhque la porte de ia Maisnr S gu n AZ
ue cette parolsse lie SAMEDI ianvier Isea " = I'M
critic SAVIOR; :" Pi'prlele cl-apre4F ~
UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TEPpp M
cans ot cette paroisse, sur Ia rive eauobe IN n ii
NisNsspp', mesurant quars ptc emo arnsnts AZ 81
gu uit ueuve, sur quarsnte arpents de- nrotonJ =
environ ok miles au dessus de Ia Muisppn A.
ue ceCte paroissa, bo1nee dams la partie snu u
pa "a propriete d AuRuste Lrseeps OF sntres N
!ISrs Alexandra Lesseps, decide a. dsns 10 ~
lnIerieure par la propriete d'Hypclite Worsnd f. 4
peLsohhe gun prendrA assez de- Ia dite ts+rs II
SouNElr ie 9ugement reudu dams cette afFairs ~; =
ssoi!nme de quatre mi e cent pjastres IN soSg !.
nu,s sous eyec interet lega ldu Iuatre avriI is y
~ pAlhlt Placement, plus six cents niasts < 4
oette atfaire. AUS "u PiaienaH Phi
rt ndltions-Comptant, sur les heu1 en- I'm, y .r
bn bar r dq sheTit parosse de Plaquemines II
noSo PATRIoE LEONARD, shH i,
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John Porte VS.. Rarthelemy Hroy.l

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR 4
~ parish OF Orleans-No. 3s7-By yirtull
a a, writ of heri facias to me directed by
honorable the seventh District Court for the IA
OF orleans, in the above entitled cause. / viii :
the second day of January 1903 at five o'elocE p
on tne premises corner of Elysian Fields and
streets. m the Third District Of this city.
Eleven COWS and one HORSE.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot
TH0S. L. MAXWELL.
de2l n JAZZ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleap
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The Police Jury of the Parish or p,
mines VS.. Auguste Lesseps and his cob
the estate of Alexander Lassans

SECoND JUDICIAL DISTRICT co1,pE a
go. aho "a LOT tne Parish of Plaquemines, No ~ BIZ
virtue Of writ of SEIZURE and sale 10 me n !,
py tne Honorable ihs second Judicial Di ~ ~
IN ano ior the parish Of Plaauemnes in ths ID
e EMU cause | will proceed to sell at pubbI
tloh a., Az the Courthouse door of this ns,;s
"a OhnnAf, January ,, 1863, at twelve KIM
tne smallest possible portion Of the foro NY
scribed property, viz: '0e iohoWnt
A CERTAIN TRACT OR POETtnu Z.
LAND situate in this parish, having and mo-.
thortyyh ~ arpents, more les front On VthE
9 ank OF the river Mississippi by FORTY a,ranD
depth, at about ten mi es above tine fIo,, a.peuN
f1as parish bounded above by the land Of Ar
ceased, and below by that of HyppolIte MorepN
n. ,i Ene person who shall take so muCh OF ssSA
as VIII De necessary to cover the amount Of inSE
N IN 7ald case; to wit: -Four thonEand one Ibnf
1olIA , ana sixty eight cents with legal nterss,N
hpr'I =, ieo5, IN y paid, and fees and costs III
d RInrred by and due to plaintiff, TO wit Six bv
ury notes OHiVeu States n
% sh 5sss Office, parish of Plaquemiues, Nov
PATRICE LEONARD. 81.
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IMPORTS.

fruit and sundries ~ "N'S
MoBlLE-Steamer Frances-l2s bales cotton and
MOBILE-Steamer Lueretia-s bales cotton l55
bbls rosin cks bones 10 ties do and sundres ~
LIVERPoOL-Ship Lady Claren on-6204 SKIS salt
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EXPORTS.
GENOA-B9rk Msrsala--Il75 bales cotton 68s nkes
logwoOd 10 hhds tobacco f-e
NEW Notwithstanding United States--5se
Dales Gotten l6O bbls moasses IS bales moss SO bbs
% noes "a bales wool 80 green hides q bbls beef
BALTIMORE VIA HAVANA AND KEY
MEST7Steamship M4ryand-309 bales cotton 207
66ls moiasses ESQ bbls potatoes 20 bbls beans and
BREMEN-Ship McLeod-4525 bales cotton 1000
,od BOSTON-schoonerAnn Lyons--Il,.e bales cotton
,GALF Notwithstanding Austin-ss bbIs flour %
SKIS oats ~ SKIS corn 2e0 SKIS coffee aud sundries
NEW Notwithstanding Bienye-iI69 bales cot.
bbls beef 1916 hides e"4 'i'
PEMsACOL +-Steamship Dudley Buek-8lO bbls
sundries - - ' HOs"'V0s anu
ha PpIRsoVtDENGE, I-Sehooner Deyereaux-soo
bhAHOS SANTI4 .GO-Steamship 7 @ Harris
~ DDS Hour 5ul oxs candles 20 bbs whisky 400 bbs
PENS MISUNDERSTANDING Lizzie-72 bbls flour IS
DDS pork 10 CHS bacon $50 SKIS corn 10 bales hay
NEW Notwithstanding Victor-ilgl bales cot
mdse N = p~ss
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The steamship Viet1r, Gates for New Vork an
nOunced 70 leave this port yesterday morning vTss
unavoidably detained she viii positively, however
sail this evening. - S'S''
Captain Wier Of the steamship Crescent e,,sv.
which arrived yesterday morning reports heayv
weather in the Gulf. e~ts
Holmes Hole, Dec l7-Arriyed from Nax flrgaans
for Boston, bark Scotland MarshalL o''S s-s
FOREIGN PORTs
Havre, Dec a-hrriyed frorT, Nav flriasvss' "a.
Milton, Osabtlse; and ship Merrhaut EprAens
sailed ior NeWOfleans, steamship TenL0nia Msssf
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Marine Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Mobile. Boar 4P. M-Cars.
Louisville. ....... LOUISVILLE. Lusk JPN.
Louisville .......JoHN KILGoUR Benson, 8 P. NJ.
LOUISVILLE. ....VIRGINIA, Holcraft, BPM
cincinnati. ......JoHN II. GRoEsBEcK 5pM
ST. Louis. OLIVE BRANCH. Jones 5 p NJ
Red River. LIZZIE TATE, Stinde, 5P.M
Bayou Sara ..... NINA SHINES. Greathouse, 5R NJ
BayouLafourche..J. NJ. SHARP, Aucoin, 6PM
Leaving To- n OrrOw.
Galveston. JOSEPHINE, ~ A. M-Ferry
Red River ,MoNsooS. Tucker. 5PM M.
Red River. ....... ENTERPRISE, Howard, IN n.
Lafourche. .PAYNswICK, Clark, BPM.
Mobile ..........MAn Boar, 4 P. NJ. -Cars.
Mobile .... $50. SARAH. Murray, p. Mn. Basin.
Louisville. ........ HENRY AMEs, Boyd, 6PM
Red Rlver....... GOLDEN ERA Hodge, P M.
Lafourche. NEW ERA, Dugas. I'm.
Arkansas River. LEM LEoTI McComas 5PM
Memphis. ....... .MoLLIE ABLE, Able 5P.M
Bay st. Louis. LAURA, Walker. 10 A M.-Uars.
Vaudeville ...,... CAMELIA, Cozzens. u M-Cars.
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Cftizens' Bank of Louisiana Va I
Anguera.


FOURTH DISTRICT CoT1RT THE n
I'm + a OF Or ea.s, No. 2l{sl-By virtue Of wrhS
ihelas, TO me directed By bne ,sonorAhle rms NJ
District Court of New Orleans IN an h
entitled cause, l will proceed to sell at publtl
ION, at the Merchants and Auctiopeers' EYehl
Royal street, between Canal and Custom,
s Hits n the Second District OF tins Gin
TUESDAY, January 26, 1863, az twelve oeleci
the f1lhIo%Sing described property, to wit: '''''
al, AiLoE OF GROUND, with the imp
square bounded by New Leyee Common. Fnltou
Slrod streets, designated by No, S, on Al
known as plan of J. A. Beard, certified BY H Il
iate surveyor, on the twelfth day of Tanuary,l
measuring twenty.three feet ten inches and
hnes front on New Leyee street twenty,fouT fest
.ins front on Fulton street, by one hundred
twenty-one feet six inches an0 seven lines desI
the line OF lot No. 4, and one hundred and hi
one feet nine inches and three lines dean On
Inns OF lot No. 8. all American measure.
As%ill more fully appear by reference to au
passed before Ad. Boudsusquie, late a notary .,
in this city dated January 8, 1861. =
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Oash on the spot
THOS. L. MAXWELL
d.oe ;..,oo. sheriff OF the Parish Of Orlea
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Peter Tate W., L.CDa

FIFTIH DISTRICT COURT toa THEp.
writ oraieans, No. 70. BY virtue
no able the Fifth District CON-
cause, I Will proceed to sell al nnbIice
a. the Merenants' and Auctioneers' ExchSrsX
street, between Canal and Customhonsa ~
the second District of this city. on 'I TI ~
december q, 1858, at tive We O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROTJND :,
DDnllolngs and improvements thereon siir,l
nuns fauburg, Fourth District of this eits
square g M bounded by Constance tformerly' IA
81. Mary, Laurel formerly St MicpaeD' an wv
Grew streets, Designated by the number tus
and deposited in the office of William pnn
nsotRary public in this city. as plan number afu
OF Dook OF plans humber two, and haying ~.
measure thlrtytwo feet nine inches front y
sane S.ad gafe Live Oakl street by depth Of ~
area and hfty-nine feet ten inches tnrse inv
side nearest st. Mary street, one hundred1 ~
nine 1eet nine inches snd one AND a Nay
llne on the side line adjoining lot nurnber M
asln g width in the rear OF thirty.six feet =.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Casn on the spot.
mn 6o,eos THoS. L. MAXWELL
elo< Sherlh of the Parish of (lr.F
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
John o. Terry vs.. n.ur,. c..

@~&NS Use UCAHHA GENaz -
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE MI
Il If Orleans No. --Ry yirfue ri /. !. rAE
iaclas 70 me directed by the Honorable " IN
Distr1ct court for the parish Of Orleans in nv ~
enutleo cause, Will proceed to sell al nnLss
tlon, at the Merchants and AuctioneersfN TSonf
Royal street, between Canal and C.aa
streets in the Second District of this CITY
Day A,J January l9, 1859, at twelve o'ciocll
WITH ali the buildings and Improvement .%
r.ehtS, ways, privileges and appurtenances,Il
70 oelonsing or in any wise appertsipS Ii
deslgnated by the Nos and 8 of the orivgissN
ppounaed 6y Washington ard Broad st,sa
FAY payoq r road as per plan drawn BY L. II. pS.
SIy surveyor, dated eighth March, 1854
posted in the effice of Il. Bouny, NotaSS ~
this city. Said lots adjoin each other ana II
IN american MEASURE, as follows: Lot No ~
inches and 2 linr front on Washington ~ ID
depth running from Washington street y q
road OF 1856 feet 10 inches and linesnan y
separating il from lot No. 8, ana of l79 fee, h
snu i line on the other side EsR
lot No. 8. 30 feet g inches front ns
road, 81 feet inches lines front on W.,
street, by depth, also running from Ra,osss ~
washington street, of 1855 feet 10 inches 4 ~ q
line oVid!ng it from lot No 4 and of la w
hEes on the other side line. W
1 1ne sald property was acquired by the A
neIelh by purchase from John L. Guberns.
a sI passed before Charles Stringer, notarSH ~
'n!s Guy on the thirtieth day OF January Ky
seized IN the above suit t"+
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
do,z;.o,e gHOS. l. Maxwell
'"1 10 sherlh OF the Parish Of ~ IF y
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G. PANDELY,
GERALD FARRELL,
CHS. GRANDPRE.

The accompanying ordnance was adopted
on first reading, as follows:
An Ordinance to amend section two of "An
Ordinance providing for the sale Of the
right of way to establish railroads ON
Claiborne and other streets for passengers
only approved March %, 1867, and Re.
solution No. $40, new series.
ResolUed, That the first section of resolu-
ton NO. $40, new series, which amended
section second of San ordinance entitled an
ordinance providing for the sale of the right
of way to establish railroads on Claiborne
and other streets for passengers only. y and
which reads that "the Canal and Claihorne
Streets Railroad Company be, and are here
by authorized to build turnout, com.
mencing at the intersection Of Claiborne
and Common streets, running up Common
to center of Basin street, down the neutral
ground of Basin street to the south side Of
Canal street, up Canal to Rampant street.
up neutral ground of Rampant 10 Common
street, and out Common street to the main
line on Claiborne street." be and the same
il hereby amended SO as to read as follows,
to wit:
SECTION /. That the Canal and Claiborne
Streets Railroad Company be and they are
hereby authorized to build turnout COM
4apcing at the intersection of Claiborne and
common streets, running up Common to
eentsY Of Basin street, down the neutral
gronnA on Basin street to. the neutral
ground q Canal street, up the south edge
On sald ne'ltral ground to Carondelet street,
and rom Aaaondelet street to st. Charles
street esna ssQsld II 10 the opinion of the
Charles 10 Camp street, on iron hridge
plates or other saAAms sueQested b. tie
City Surveyor, to be Placed over the autter
between said neutral 9t5niia ana ne street.
70 be 20 constructed as nd& 10 interfere Win
the drainage; from ST. cAerles street Ia
caap street % i may be tz.ermined b.
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