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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-18
A. Elmer Baaer q Co. vs.. Mrs. M.0l

Fortier, (Veuve Edmond Fortier1
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR
IL ish of Orleans. No. 6l.--By ylrtu.
writ OF seizure and sale to me directed BY II
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, / wilt :
to sell ct public auction, at the Merchants n
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between On
Customhouse streets, in the second District
CITY, on SATURDAY, December 19, 1868, n
"A LOT OF GROUND, situate in the M
IRENE, in the Second district Of New Or.
the square comprised within Ursulines NJ,
philippe and st. Claude streets, add meas
French measure, forty five feet seven inches n
St. Claude street. by one hundred and ifIv
depth between parallel lines, and bounded
SIDE BY the property Of A. Chevalon or assirl
on the other side by the property OF the 4
Mouras and Ed Lavigne, or their assiEos
the rear by the property Of Mrs. Blondea u d \
Together with all the buildings and improv1
thereon. or appurtenances and privileges
belonging
The buildings and Improvements oompns
ctous two-story Brick Dweling Hoose siats \
outhouses, ETC., fine garden in front, iron raIsi
Being the same property acquired by thl
ant herein by purchase from the success1I
Bergamlni, hr., as per act passed before Az
noaAry public of this city, on the first daJl
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and lasuH
the said property will be definitely adju,
the highest and last bidder for whAteys
bring at twelve months credit, the purcIl
nishing bond with good and solvent secuITF
ing eight per cent interest psr annum from Y
special mortgage on the property sold untiIns
SAID purchaser shall have to deduct and usT i
the amount of printing. .Sherif's and CIsrtl
ETC., say about S47U, and Furthermore ma
parish ann municipal taxes, the amount Of n
THOMAS L. MAXWRI
de3 l0ls Sheriff of the Parish Of OrIl
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Charlie. c. Edey vs.. Loul. Q. D,nOm

Charles G. Edey VS.. Louis g. Dillon,
si1th District Court for the Parish Of .
No. Is9.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF sEIZuH
- sale to me directed by the Honorable d
above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell d
auction, at the Merchants and Auctior,
change, Royal street, between Canal and d
mouse streets, in the Second District of this
S H'IiINsiJ 4. me fourth day Of January, II
o'clock ~ the following described property
A CkRTAIN PIECE OR PORTld
GROUND, with all the buildings and improT
situated in the fourth District OF this en-
square bounded by st. Charles date NyAdes
PTytania and Washingto on streets, which 4
ton of ground measures 60 feet front on III
street, by ID feet inches deep and front on
street.
Beng the same properly acquired by defen
purchase from Mrs. z. 4 Griffin, as per act
before n P. 'Trist. Notary Public, on the
teenth November, 1866
Seized in the above suit.
Terrns--Oash to a sufficient amount to ma
tine claim, amounting TO the sum OF six n
eight hundred and sixty six dollars and !
cents ts6.s66 66), with interest at the rate Of d
cent per annum, from the seventeenth No
1865, TO the day Of sale; five dollars IS costs
OF act; two dollars and fifty cents 49, so
protest, ana costs of suit.
2. The purchaser to assume, to the extent
amount OF his bid, the payment of promissd
secured by mortgage, on said properly, draw
iendant e his own order, and by him ID
dated on the seventeenth day of November,
the sum OF six thousand eight hundred and
dollars and sixty sir cents (S6 s66 66), and
three years from date and bearing inter-
rate OF eight per cent per annum from data /
g. And the balance of the price OF adiudid
change. THOS. L. MHxWr
de4 sjA2 Sheriff of the parish Of 81
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Henry DuvIau ". q. Cb0v,,


SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR hi
- ish of Orleans. No, 366.-Bv virtns "
tieri faclas to me directed By the I'M
Seventh District Court for the parish az
the above entitled cause, and pur. uAntI1f
ment inferred into between the partiasl
therein, will proceed to sell at public u
the premises hereinafter DESIGNATED, all
DAY, the nineteenth day of December d
O'Clock A. M:
THE CONTENTS OF A DIsTILLERf
on st. Peter street, between st. Claude "a
streets, In the Second District of this city
ALSO
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURSITl
Movable Effects therein contained.
The whole as per inventory, which may b
my office.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
, -. THOS. /. MAXV
oeI6St sheriff OF the Parish Of
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Monetary and Commercial.
oFr1oE OF vaE DAILY REPUBLICAN. ,
MONHrAEx,

oFF1CK OF TRE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
FRIDAY, December Is, / p. NJ. 1873 :
Gold opened at lS56@l355s, against 1877 at
New York. The offerings are tight and the market
very firm. We note sales Of $500 at 1881 and $4,000
81 49, =
Foreign exchange IS . shade frmsr. abe sales Of
sterling include E0Oo bank 100 for gold Some of
the banks hold sterling at 1470l4Iz in currency.
0onestio exchange is quiet and unchanged The
banks check on New York at 5S@K p cent discount,
principally at the former, and the sales of CONNER,
cIa include $4,000 New York sight at 9l6 discount
Nothing reported in stocks. In bonds, $1,000 city
ten per cents sold at 73i4
market for city treasury notes. At the Board OF
Brokers last night ere sales Of 5000 NJ 39% q
cent discount, 5000 at 40 and $4,000 at 40z. The
dealers buy the small sums offered across then
counters at Il discount and supply the demand from
taxpayers at 40. i' iIi- -
In Bank Of Louisiana notes $500 sold at l7,1c
dollar. 'N l'H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-18

The St. Louis Republican. of Tuesday,
says;
Under the influence OF the warm and ge-
NAL rays of the sun the ice and snow which
have covered the streets for several days
are rapidly disappearing, leaving in their
place any quantity Of mud and slush. The
ice In the river is also receiving its full
share Of attention, and is rapidly softening
This was realized TO such an extent yestef-
iay that the ferryboatA made their regular
trips without trouble, aud the commander
of the Lady Gay felt justified in starting his
boat for New Orleans, and, under the pres.
emit aspect Of the weather. ne Hill reach
Cairo without detention. and win be fol.
lowed to day by Captain Dave eilveris f.
NOUS packet, Peoria City. -
The Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship
Company have the Olive Branch announced
to leave this evening. The weather wlsl
predict an open river hence to Cairo Tor tht
next two weeks at least
The mild weather gave a lively 1mpetnl
70 business on Change, and ireights 70
southern ports were offered in quite Liberia
1 auantities' even At the advanced rate
+ which, at the meeting Of the Association
Was set for the present week at seventy Nv
cents per barrel on -four and one dollar an
tNertY-dve cents per barrel on pork; ponn'
gelshE forty cents per one hnndre
HE apusfs Of the. Great Republican,
sale Il NnI1k hy the Uhifed States Marsha
, 1s aaFetllset S take place to-daY--are nsin
eFery enort' VIII good h0pas Of success, :
raise me ue1zzsefg amounA to pay Of th
I liabilities, And 1tQ1 Mold szerldce Of WIS
:, = the pest ana nncAt Efsaner nok ahoat o.
" -.--.
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others receive unqualified marks Of APPROX
al from the audience. Mr.. Pierce as Ding
Dong, and St. Clair, Is his seneschal, are
very funny.
The great spectacle will be produced
only three nights, when 1t will be with.
drawn for Cinderella. No one who wishes
to keep informed of the wonders Of the stage
should fall to see 1t, for the great trans
formation scene is certainly one Of the
marvels of the time.
Varieties Theatre.
Last evening was the benefit of that wor-
thy gentleman and excellent actor, Mr.. W.
E. Sheridan, and it was pleasure to see SO
many of his friends at the Varieties. Praise
OF his part Of the performance is not needed,
for his pr .fessional reputation is already
established. This evening, the legitimate
comedy night will be presented Bulwer's
standard five act comedy, Money" To-
morrow, at twelve o'clock, under the
Palm matinee. Monday, 1.-THE Lancashire
Lass"
Aeademy Of Music.
Nothing more need be said than that
"Undinen is one of the most magnificent
and gorgeous spectacular dramas ever pro.
duced on the New Orleans stage. The bal
| let Is splendid. Millie T0rnour performs as
| little gymnast of great daring on the
swinging trapeze. Matinee tomorrow at
| twelve O'Clock. Great entertainments to.
| morrow evening. Be sure and see Mile
| Turnour once before her engagement closes.
Crescent City Museum.
There is this advantage about the Mu-
scum, that the admission fee is small and
the doors are open at any time in the day
or evening. The twin girls, sometimes
called the two-headed girl, sing prettily and
converse freely. The smallest woman in
the world, unlike others of her sex, makes
no secret about her age. The new custom
Of smoking under water, where the odor OF
the meerschaum is offensive to nobody,
must be admired especially by those who
do not smoke. The Circasian Beauty, with
the euphonious name of Salamma Agga, is
there. So likewise is Professor Greiner,
the Bohemian glass blower. In addition
may be seen the animals in the meuagerie,
the happy family of quadrupeds, and Gu
riosities from all parts of the world.
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RHERIFF'S SALES.


Jordans nGarsh a. Co. vs. j. n. Ian,
EIFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pIp
II Of Orleans, No. lo4.-By virtue Of 4 writ; n
Fifth District Court for the Parish Of Orls.s
the above entitled cause, will proceed Ia ~ "
public auction, at the Merchants and Auef;1s,
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and ~,
house streets, in the Second District OF this ny
SATURDAY, December 10, 1855. at twelve "
M, the following described property, to.wit; "
-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GR0UND vii,
BUILDINGS and improvements thereon, situaia N
First District of this city. designated as Nos
oalen, 81. Marc, Gravier and Perdido strees
plan by Phelps, late Surveyor, dated twentIa.I
December, 1874, and deposited in the ofilee II
McOay, late q Notary Public Of this city. M
measure in American measure, as follow NJ
lots Nos. q, % and 70 Join each other and Ia"
thirty feet eight inches six lines front on III
street.. thirty feet in width In the rear; lot n
No. 90, liz feet four inches on the line OF III
Lot No. p has depth of ll3 feet four iueSl
the line Of lot No. q, and ll9 feet IL inches \
line eliot No. g. Lot No. q has depth Of MI
, ..cnss on Ine uue o. int No. 70 and l2D Zee, Ii
on the line Of lot No al. And lot No. "a iS,
corner Of Gravier and st. Magdalen streets, m
ures 90 feet inches front on Gravier streel c
in depth and front on st. Magdalen ss,, ;
l6 feet on the line OF lot No. q and 20 fess
and half in width in the rear.
Mnl1n property wss acquired by the did,
before E. @. Gottschalk, notary pub 10, IN Nj
on the eighteenth December, 1861
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWFtt
nol6 del Is Sheriff Of the Parish Of Ori.
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The bali Of the Ionia Conciass at Odd Fell
lows Han last night was pleasant and
hzslllens Azsir. Nm. 2. Lafon presented 70
~ eminent Chief, HI. A, calogne. to the
seneellor. u. George and % the Scribe,
M. 3. A. Louis. each 4 splendid regalIs,
jus, 6si1ls the ball Hon. klsxandsr Dim
TRY. sAA Grand Chief and hon. Anthony
asmsl| ~ pnpitml Che, were present
sEss order q he segsh Wise Aea, pf which
tsnls eAnolzss 70 Il loEHns pezss doea
eVsIzibs 1llL 5a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-18

The Lebanon, Missouri, Chronicle says
this.
Hon. Michael Hahn has assumed control
of the editorial department of the New Or.
leans REPUBLICAN,, the leading Republican
paper of Louisiana. Thus another shining
light has been added to the newspaper fra.
ternity. He was the first man who ad.
vocated immediate and unconditional eman.
cipation in the columns of newspaper in
Louisiana. Success.
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squares limo amos. 'n''. 'n'.. IA mos

Monthly advertisements, inserted every other day,
"a ha chsrged two-thirds the above rates.
Becond page monthly Advertisements, each square
'Tfansient advertisements having the run Of the
paper, first insertion 81 80 per square; each subse
uentinsertion seventy-fve cents per square.
second page transient advertisements, each inseF-
hon 81 50 per square. -,
Advertisements inserted at intervals TO De cnArBeo
q new each insertion. u.
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely, will be
allowed such discount from above named transient
rates as may be agreed upon provided, that in NO
case shAll such discount exceed twenty-five per
cent . =
All business notices OF Advertisements To be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
IL uublisned every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
lion IS per annum, in advance; nalfyeary and quar-
terly same rates Single copies ten oents
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RXPORTE.

slaves -
HAvRE--Bark Adelaide NOrris-2lOl bales cotton
BREMRN-Bark Edouard-ls5s bales cotton 1900
slaves
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IMPORTS.

INDIANoLA AND GALVRsToN-stsA
W HeWes-2l bales cotton and sundries
AQBlLE-Stsamer Louise-l4 bales cotton and
{ SkERE9oK-Bark oanpbsl-sOo tons pig iron
ST sfEPHENS-schoousr Jas Murchra-Timbsr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-18

PEEVEH AMHROsIA
FOR THE HAIR
y IAPr sd.38I.F
1t Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair TO Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t iuvigOratss the Roots Of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriantly.
II Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
Itksepa the hair frou Changing Color from Ara
II restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
II brings out Hair on heads that have bsen bald d
yoaFA
It's composed entirely e ample and purely vsseaa
l. r BILE substances.
u has received over sir thousand voluntary tsstimo-
malls Of its ssosllsnOs many Of which are from ply
slciAns IN high standing.
It's sold in hAlipOund bottles, Cths name blown in
the glass BY Druggists and DeaIsrs in Fancy ooOds
svsuwhsra At One Dollar per Bottle. Wholesale b
Dsm BAEusa o.; o. +. Wells Ga; sohisRAH
mh7 &oo-. New Yofk ~
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BELOW COMING UP.

Brig Fsyorite. FrsA, 50 dAys from Liverpool, to
Bark AsteriAs, Ranlstt, from Boston. to Fosdick
Schooner Mont5ose. Knudson. q days from Boston.
schooner Maggie Gray. PilIsbury. from HAvre Oct
Ne. to MASTER
sehco.er Marion. -. from Havana, to ohAffraix
tsaso, b. AyeadAno Bros
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEANERS LEAVING TODAY.


Mobile. MAIL Boat. P. M.-Cars.
st. Louis. ........ BISMARCK Entreken, 6P N.
Arkansas River. BEN JOHNSON VOORHEES, 6P.M
Ouachla River. ..ST. MARY, Carleton, 6P.M
Ouachita River. .TAHLEQUAH, Blanks. 5P. NJ
Red River ......., DORA. Lodwick, 6P.M
Leaving Tomorrow,
New York ........RAPIDAN, Mallory, sP,M
New York;. .LoDoNA Hovey, 8 P. N.
Galveston. Nv. G. HEwEs Trip. sPM
Brazos Santiago. ST. MARY, Bourne, SPIN
Galveston ........JosEPaRE, IL A M.-Ferry.
Florida Ports. LAvAcA, Livingston, So. NJ.
Havana .LAvAcA, Livingston, p. NJ.
St. Louis. ATLANTIC and BarRes Belt, p N.
st. Louis NV. r. ARTHUR, Garter, 6P.M
Uincn natl. ...... SILVER SPRAY. Patterson, p NJ.
louisville ........ INDIANA, Neal 5PM.
Arkansas River. .IMPoRTER Williams, SPIN.
Vicksburg BELLE LEE, Leathers, SPIN.
hatcher. WILD WAGNER Richardson 6P II
ouachita River. .VIcNsRuRa. Work, 5P.M.
ouachita River. BIG HORN, Keeling. Pm.
Red River. Lotus No. 2. DAnnAls Pm.
Red River. ERA No. 10 Kouns 5P.M
Red River. 49,. SELMA. Rogers, 5 P. NJ
Red River. .,.....ST. NICHOLAS, Dowty, 5PM
Red River. $500. BART ABLE Harrison, 6P.M
Lafourche. NEW ERA, Dugas. l2M
White River. d. PERRY, Wheat, bP.M
Mobile MAIL Boar, P. Moan
Alabama River. ..LUoRETIA, Davis. 4 P. Nm Basin
Bay st. Louis -. LAURA, Walker. l2 M.-Oars.
MAnde1ille. CAMILLA, Cozzens. p. M.-OGrs.
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OhhAk6D 1ESTHRDAYs
Ship st James Goodwin for HAvre
Bark Adelaide Norris Reed, for Havre
Bremen bark Eduard. Halberstadt, for Bremen
ARRIVED. YESTERDAY,
Steamship W G Hewes. Trip, from Indianola and
Galveston, to o A Whitney &co-lst dist l6
Ship Bella Juapa, BonifassO, days from Havana to
Avendano Bros-1st dist 81
British brig jas MuIchra, Grant, from st Stephens
N b, TO master-Point
Schooner Kate Brigham, Mclean, 81 days from New
York, to Geo 4 Fosdick 6co-Algiers
Sloop Venus smith, from Grand GALLON, to master
I'd dist IS
&. ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Amelia, from Pascagoula-25.OO 900 feet
Schooner Alice, from Tangipaho-lsOOO feet lumber
schooner Marion, from Tcheiuncta rver-3O 900 feet
schooner Mary Jane, from springfsld-2O SKIS pota-
Schooner Palmyra, from Jourdan river-25 900 feet
lumber
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Alciope, from Blind river-35 cords wood
schooner Antonio, from Blind Eiver-40 cords wood
NN4 STEAM BOATS.
houise, Hopkins, from Mobile
FRANK Pargoud, White, from Point Chicot.
Selma, Clark from Shreveport.
Nina Simmes, Gresthonse, from Bayou Sara.
New Era, DuRAz rom Donaldsonville,
Inos Powell, Div ant, from DonAldsonville
81: MARY, Carlton. from Ouachita River.
b, N sharp Aucoin, from ThibouRnx.
Lotus NO 2. Dann8ls. from Jefferson.
n. 1f TOwBOATs.
Teeumseh, Lombard from the PAsses-Towed down
and TO sea- on the 18th inst, ship Whimpoa and
schooner Pinky. Brought up ship Bella .uana,
Orig Jas Murchra, and schooner Kate Brigham.
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lie Jurl de Police de In ParOIssg ~ ~ 4
quenines vs.. Auguste Lssseps ct ssAY,
eiers uans IN succession a Alexandra ADDL
-FOUR DU SECOND DISTRICT Jul single
~ dams ct pour la paroisse de Pladusk AMI
sdresse psr rHonor ofdsg 1e ss's S g Top
Judiciaire dams ~ r,r1, IL 60; w =, - ~ Isl etc
dams Paffaira sasss,,a 80 y ~,v.sss 1e Cash
la vente pubfqne, d Ia porte de Ia MaisNn.,--
de cette paroisse, le SAMEDI iausier ncslu
IA plus fable portion de Il propriets RSEP
UNE CERTAINR PORTION DE TEEl Decel
oAns cette paroisse, sur Ia rive gauchs n Ma
hlsssslppb mesurant quAra arpef lreets
su at neuye, sur quarante arPents de p the
environ dfx miles au-dessua De 10 Maiso strict
de cette paroisse, boEn6e dams Ia partie &e6s M
par Ia ,propriste Auguste Lesseps ct s&sTURI
tiers d Alexandre Lesseps. decide. ct daaleRY
interieure par Ia Dropritt d'Hypclite MoI5ES a
personne Qui prendre assez de Ia dits &k an
couvrir le jugement p.ndu dams cette tfailatsri,
somme de quavre al le cent piastres 81 Ii
huit sous Avec intaet l6gs ldu quAtre avid lot of
qua parfat paifnent, plus sig cents ii same
irsis ct deDens Jnoouras ct dus au plaietland
Conditions lComutant, sur les Iieux en- En SSS
Tfssor des pats Unis.
Bureau a shsrit, paroisse de PIAquemi4
hut ts novsnore iSd5 ArpIov vvor hold
NSoN : = : - - AHONAhAH nn
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All things speak; note IN The Inrauao.
and gathaF wisdom IRON Il. Ia "
4 Is good 70 begin well. bnt .ak 20 ell
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The Police Jury Of the Parish Of i
mines vs.. Anguste Lasseps and his 81
the estate of Alexander Lessons.

mines vs. Auguste Lesseps and his ID
the estate of Alexander Lssseps.
GEOOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COD
y and for the Parish of Plhquemines, nj
virtue OF a writ Of seizure and sale TO mel
by the Honorable the second judicial Disa
In and for the parish of Plaquemines in l
entitled cause. l will proceed to sell at
ton. at the Courthouse door of this
SATu RDAYs January 2, 1859, at twelve Il
the smallest possible portion of the fol-
seribed property, viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PORTa
LAND situate in this parish, having and !
torty-five arpents. more or less, front ii
bank of the river Mississippi By FORTY n
depth, at about ten miles above the Cou'l
this parish, bounded above by the land ii
Lesseps and other heirs of Alexander Il
ceased, and below by that of Hyppolite Nd
To the person who shall take SO much oil
as will be necessary to cover the amount I'll
in said case. to wit: Four thousand onia
dollars and sixty. eight cents. with legal int
April 4, 1856. an il paid, and fees and CO.
incurred by and due TO plaintiff. to wit s.
Terms-oash on the spot in United 81
ury notes.
shssiff's Office, parish of PlAquemines,
PATRIcE LEONARD
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MEDICAL.
A HEkEDx THAT MEvEK

stne onty remedy that can be relied on
A n. safe, and speedy cure of Gonorrhel
Alhas, or Whites. 49,
= Nc internal medicine Is nsesssarg whent
y used and persons who for months. and
nAye suffered from thase diseases. and tn
thlngs IN VAN. can caiculate npoa a spee,
nAnent cure b. the proper use Of thin n
IN AZ cases Of FIUoR AIaBUs. or W
mediate relief. = W - =, '''''f
OApTI0N.-Nona senaI.o zlIl.r.l 4
slFnstnEq ol klQQHl on |11 ,arIn7,.-.. (
~ ~ - ~ A}5t ODD, ft8Iz4s I5pfh i
ssaea NhoIs.sIs xs.sI. q . ~ e!
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OONSTABLE,S SALES.


j: Bntaille W Mrs. Foley
FOURTH JUSTICES COURT, PARISH OF
Orleans, No H-by virtue of writ of fieri facias
TO me directed by the Hon. j. G. Baum, Judge OF the
H EoHIth justices , UOart in and for the parish Of
on WEDNESDAY,, the Ithirtieth December, 1868
Frenohmen street:
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States cur.
dsis 40 EUG. MEILLEUR, Constable.
MIA. .. Me Arthur Va. Mar. and kIra O.
Debouchel-No. 6S4.-The Same VS.. The Same
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PARISH
me directed by the Honorable John P. Montamat
Third Justice OF the Peace, in and for the parish
OF Orleans will proceed to sell, at public auction
on MONDAY, the twenty-eighth day OF December.
IRENE and st. Claude Streets the following proper.
W, viz:
One lot of FURNITURE. .9s Il41.5-
Terms-oash IN United States treasury notes
ail 54z j. A. MOLAISON,
del6 Y rs Constable,
EmlSy, Van NOrden 81 Co. va ThOs n.
Smith-No. S5TS IT ~
SE0oND JUSTICES COURT, PARISH OF
~ Orleans by virtue Of an writ of fsri facias
Justice Of the Peace In and for the parish q
Orleans shall proceed to sell at public auotion on
MONDAY, the tWenty1irst day Of December, 1855 at
Twelve O'Clock MI at the corner Of Magezine and
orange streets, the following described property to
The CONTENTS Of one Grocery Stors. or part
thereof 70 satisfy the judgment obtained against the
defen dApt herein. 7. s71TT IL -
Seized in the above named suit 7 -
Terns-Cash on the spot. 'e
del0 IS 20 .ne j.. w. QUINN, Constable
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Judgment for the Repairs
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