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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
Louisa WOlbreeht, Widow of the Lnte
Henry kreienbreck, vs.. Frederick wilhelm Kun.

Louisa WOlbreeRt, Widow of the Lnte
Henry kreienbreck, vs. Frederick Wilhelm Kun.
neeke. P. =
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. l0-By virtue Of writ Of seizure
and sale to me directed by the Honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Ell
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, L
will proceed to sell at public auctioaF at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Oustomhouse streets ia
the Second District of this city, on TUESDAY
September l, 1855 at II O'Clock M the following de-
soTibed property, viz: l.1 gI8
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND together with
the buildings thereon and appurtenances thereunta
belonging situate in the Third District OF this city.
designated by the No. rs in the square bounded by
Goodohildren. Morales, Louisa, and Piety streets,
on plan No 2s4, deposited in the Office Of Theodore
Guyol notary public IN this oity said lot measur-
ing, American measure twenty seven feet ye inches
and Tour Ines mont on Louisa 50 cot by AundFed
feet deep and front on Morales street. Which prop
erty was sold By the late Heinrich Kreienbrock TO
the said defendant. by act passed the fifteenth
July 1855. before Abel Dreyfous, notary public in
this city.
Seized in the above suit. 1 eFaG
Terms-Cash on the spot. Lesd
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
THoS. L. MAXWELL
au1 Is sci Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
H"ire zsnoa hs: vs.. g Cha; s.!. neAunont. aila'

- r..
- Chas. De Brosse - N4----
LOURTH DISTRICT COUkT OF NEW OR.
a. leans, No. 2l658-By virtue of a witt Of feri
facias directed by the Honorable the fourth District
Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause to
Geo ". Avery, late Sheriff snd by said late Sheriff
TO me transferred will proceed TO sch At public
change Royal street. between canal and Custom
on SATURDAY, 5th day of September. 1858 at
tWelyeoclock NJ, the following described property,
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situate in
the Third District of this city the square
bounded by Law, Hope New Orleans, and New st.
Bernard streets, designated by the hoe and
I, in Square No q, acc riding to a plan drawn
by j. A. D'Hemec0urt. Surveyor, dated October q,
1854. Said lots adjoin each otner aud measure each
thirtytWo feet front New Orleans street, by one
hundred feet in depth. Said lots were acquired by
defendant herein by purchase from George Urqu-
hart, per act before Theo. Guyols Notary Public
IN this city dated December %. 1854. Together
with all the rights, ways etc. -i .teA cd
Seized in the above suit fs -fsak
Terms-Tbis being the second and last auction
the said property viii be definitely adjudicated 10 the
highest and last bidder for what It will bring, a.
twelve months credit, the purchaser furnil hing
bond with aOod and solvent security, Conditioned
according to law, and special mortgage on the prop
erty sold until hnal payment. Said purchases
shall have TO deduct and say in chBnl the amount
Of printing, sheriff and clerks tees say about SI20
and inTthermore, the ate parish, and municipal
saJes the amount q Witch i not yet ascertained
sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22

Anthony hEan VS.. snbEaa Duffy, Widow
IlFTH DISTRICT. COURT FoRTHR PARISH
OF Orleans, No. ls s62I,By virtue OF ewrit Of Teri
tactas to me directed By the Honorable the Fifth
District Court for the Parish of Orleans in the above
ontitled cause, viii proceedto sell at pubicauction,
AZ the Mercnants and Aactionesrs Exchange, Royal
stroet between Canal and CastomhOQse streetg, in
the haoond District of this city, on TUESDAY,
the hfteenth day OF SeptembeS Isea at twelve
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District OF this city, in square bounded hF
Commerce, Lafayette, Tcnoupitoulas, and Girod
str1Bts: bsng SO. 6. on plan drawn BY Grant. late
Surveyor, dated December TO- lsAl and deposited IN
city. Measures nineteen feet ten inches and four
lines Commerce street, uineteen feet nine inches
and four lines on the line dividing it from let No
e9 aud eighty nlpe feet on tne hne as aln9 It from
ic in this city, third May, 1866. q
Seized in the above suit
TsrIns-OAsh on the spot. tl
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
anl5 % se15 Sheriff OF the Parish OF flrleana-
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
aull 10 ~ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Pierre SaIOy vs.. A. j PaTmeIe, et al

Pierre Saloy We. IA j. ParmeIe, ct al,
LNFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
a parish of Orleans, No. &c, 29S.-By virtue of and
IN obedience to an order of sale rendered August a.
1909 and to me directed by the Honorable the L fth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction, on the premises hereinafter designated on
SATURDAY, the twenty ninth day of August, 1859,
THE CONT N rs AND FIXTURES of a Dis.
tery situate at the of Clara and Euphrosine
streets, in the First District of this city as per in
Ventory which may be seen in my Office
Professionally seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
aulBN 70 Sheriff of the Parish of Ofle6rs
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22

w. PTnts, Transferree, VS. ID. Grant and u
Same. ~
I1HIRD JUSTICES COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF Orieans-Nos 52s 52s5 5l45 5247-By virtue
% iour WrltS OF heri tactas to directed by the
l1onoraoe the Thlrd Justices Court for the parish
eeed TO sell at public auction, the premises here
matter designated, on SATURDAY, the tVenty.
second day of August, le6s. at ten O'Clock A. NJ
Ihe entire CONTENTS OF THE PELICAN
FLAMING MILLS situated at the corner Of Liberty
and Cypress streets, consisting of Lumb ber Maohf.
merry, etc. and also all tine Buildings Fences and I'M.
provems nts erected the five lots of ground
situated on the corner above mentioned. Said lots
being the property of plaintiff.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL.
auu 10 ~ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
W. w. WALKER,
Il. f. STURCKEN,
g. PANDELY.

The following resolution, accompanying
the report Of the Streets and Landings
Committee, was read and upon motion laid
on the table subject to call:
Resolved, That the Controller be and he
is hereby authorized to adjudcate a con-
tract, after ten days notice in the official
journal to the lowest bidder or bidders, for
cleaning and widening all the draining
canals Of the city, the work to be done
in strict accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the Office Of the City
Surveyor.
The Treasurer's report Tor :he week end
ing August 8, 1868, showing receipts
SIC, 1896 80, expenditures none, balance on
hand S645,l56 54-was referred to the
finance committee, and on motion subse-
quently transmitted to the Upper Beard for
its information.
The following report of the Committee
on improvements and Buildings was re-
ceived:
CITY HALL, New ORLEANS,
August II, 1865.
To the Honorable the Board of AssstanJ Aldermen
GENTLENeN-Your Committee on I'm
provements and Buildings have he honor
TO report, on such matters as have been re-
lerred to them for consideration, as fol-
lows:
On the rstition Of W. Wintele, 70 erect
steam engine and boiler on his prem ses,
at No 20 81. Ferdinand street Third DIS
trict favorablV hy re solution
On the petition of Henry Walter, 70
establish a cooper shop. on the vacant lot,
corner of Thalia and White, fayorably, by
resolution.
On the petition of Robert alexander, to
erect steam engine on his premises, No
80 New Levee street, between Erato and
Benjamin streets, favorably, by resolution.
On the petition of J. G.. Roche, Coroner
of the First and Fourth Districts and right
bank, asking TOR the use of vacant room
in the City Hall for the transaction Of the
business Of his Office, iavorably, by reso-
luton.
In the matter of the ruins of the Touro
Asylum building, your committee recon-
mend that the City Surveyor be authorized
to take the necessary prisoners from the
Workhouse, and to have the bricks cleaned
and sold, the money TO be turned over to
the City Treasurer; the rubbish to be
spread aud the squares TO be levelled. We
also recommend that the ground be rented
during the pleasure of the Council, and
that the tenant be required to keep the
fences in repair. We offer resolution on
the subject.
On the petition to remove the Court Of
the Recorder of the Second District TO the
Orleans Ballroom, unfavorably,
On the application of Oberi Brothers, to
rent the Iron Building, at the foot Of Canal
street, approved by the Mayor and referred
to this committee, unfavorably, because the
question Of its sale is now before the
Council.
Very respectfully.
JOHN !BREEN,
Chairman;
H. F. STURCKEN,
@. CAMP.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
H. f. STUR
g. CAMP.

TIE following resolutions accompanying
the report of the Committee on Improve
ments and Buildings, were read and adopted
on their FIRST reading:
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to Mr.. Robert Alexander
to erect steam engine on his premises,
No. 80 New Leyee street, between Erato
and Benjamin streets Provided, That the
same be erected in accordance with the
city laws and ordinances, and 10 remain
during the pleasure of the Common
Council.
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to Henry Walker to estab-
lish cooper shop on the vacant lot corner
of Thalia and White, now Basin street /:
Provided the same be established in ac-
cordance with the city laws and ordinances,
and to remain during the pleasure Of the
Common Council.
Resolved, That the City Surveyor be ap-
thorized to take sufficient number of
prisoners from the Workhoyse to clean the
bricks at the ruins of the Touro Asylum
building, and to sell them to the best ad.
vantage, the proceeds to be turned over to
the City Treasurer. That the rubbish be
spread and the ground leyelled and rented
during the pleasure of the Council the
tenant to keep the fences in repair.
Resolved, That permission be and the
same is hereby granted to ". Winteler to
erect a steam engine and boiler on his
premises, No. % Ferdinand street, Third
District, for the purpose OF carrying on a
distillery: Provided the same be erected
in accordance with existing city laws and
ordinances, and during the pleasure of the
Common Council.
Rssolvsd, That permission be hereby
granted to ]. G. Roche, Coroner 1.-THE First
and Fourth Districts, and right bank, of the
parish Of Orleans, to occupy room at the
end of fourth story, City Hil!, for the pur-
pose of transacting the business appertain-
ing to his Office as Coroner, during the
pleasure of the Common Council.
The following report of the special COM
mittee to investigate certain frauds was
received
To the Honorable the President and Members OF
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen; tl
GEETLEMEN-Your committee on frauds
in contracts beg leave to report that they
have taken measures to give the subject q
thorough examination, and that they have
appointed Mr.. d'HemeeOurt to measure, es.
innate, ana report on certain contracts, and
on the works done by reuuisition, and
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22

Virginia G. lee VS.. Charles nj, Lee.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il fansh OF Orleans, No. 2l,621-Pursuapt TO an
agreement entered into between the parties IL, ~
& esSsd IN the above entitled cause viii proceed to
fourth day of August. 1868 at five O'clock P M a.
my warehouse on ST. Ann street. between Roy al and
city - 'A''
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
m9Yeabe effects. Also, lot of Sivsrware etc
The whole as per inventory which may be seen in
my office. "
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
au Y 1t Sheriff of the Parish of OreSng
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
sHERIFP,S SALES,
'"SEAhe OSuraetts vs.. Cecilia KeeRan nm
her husband John kannnn

Ltt tstLts V: JeoIIIA Keegan nnd
her husband John Ksegan
EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THFPAR.
lsh OF Orleans, No. q $50 BY virtue Of a writ
0t seizure and sale to directed by tha Honornbis
the f0ui IN District Ceurt for the Parish of riaans
In the above entitled cause proceed n AN az
public auetion. at the Merchants and Arctinns.
eers Exehange, Royal street, bet ween Canal and
tustomhouse strests in the Second District al tins
O'Clock NJ ' "' AN
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon Wing
being, and situated in the Fourth Distr ct OF this
citv IN the square bounded by St. Mary st. Andrew
Annunciation, and Laurel streets dasignated as
20 i and measuring twenty-eight feet front on ST.
siary street, by hundred and twenty-tbree feet
zen inches and five lines in depth and front on An
hInelaton street, and twenty eight feet in the rear
sin Deing the same property acquired by defendant
rom ~ ths succession of her deceased husband who
Sso9uIea II from william r. Herbey by act passed
dated May II, 1862 -N'4-' PuO'S u" i7e'y'
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash ON the spot
-, a, N, =, THOMAS L. MAXWELL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
COMMITTEE OF. STREETS AND LANDINGS,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
City Hail. August IL, 1863
To the Honorable Board oI Assistant Aldermen

To the Honorable Board OF Assistant Aldermen;
GENTLEMEN-Y Committee have the
honor to report upon the following sub
jects referred to them, viz:
Upon the communication of the City
Surveyor relative to the bad condition Of
the draining canals, that they are more or
less filed up with filth, and their reduced
capacities as reservoirs is one of the many
causes of the overtiowing Of streets and
banquettes after rain, Our city having>to
rely entirely upon artificial drainage, it is
impossible to carry it out without canals Of
sufficient capacity to receive and lodge tie
water as fast as it accumulates.
Your Committee. therefore, would re-
commend that contracts for cleaning and
widening all the draining canals should
Immediately be adjudicate1 by the Control
ler, so as 10 give time to your honorable
body to approve or reject the differ
ent bids before the month of Sep en-
Der, the time at which the ork must be-
gin, the fall season being tt mast uropi-
tions for that description OF 6or'r
Your Committee therefore repo favora-
bly, on the aforesaid communication, and
offer the necessary resolution for adoption.
GERALD FARRELL,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22

each may be. had. particularly fer members
OF the Streets and Landing Committees; be
it, therefore,
Resolved, That the Surveyor be and be
is hereby authorized to employ compe-
tent draughtsRan, whose duty it shall be
to make, under the immediate superintend-
ence of the Surveyor, the necessary plans
for the information of the Council; and also
to prepare book, with correct list, with
their area, of all the paved streets. plank
roads, macadsmized and shelled roads, ETC.,
the number of bridges and their measure
ment, SO as to enable the Council to form
correct idea of the value Of repairs when,
ordered to be adjudicated.
The following communication from the
Treasurer was referred to the Finance Com
mittee and City Attorney, conformity:
TREAsUREB's OpFIcE,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
ALLENToWN RAILR0AB LINR

THOs. L. MAXWELL.
aul6 % sel5 Sheriff OF the Parish Of fIrIaans-
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
New oRIEaNs, August ), is5s.

New ORIE2Ns, August 8, 1868.
Tothe seosetsFyof the Board Of Assstsnts Alder
, hen'i q ACf ~ EL.}ELAGL " y ~ 4
- SR=Ih relation to the legality of the
election Of the Commissioners OF he House
of Refuge, which, took place on June 8,
1868. nay opiutonis that said election was
illegal the proceedings of the two Boards
having been ia scontravention OF section
twenty, city charter. af
Very respectful y, your obedient servant,
.., J.B. EUSTIS, City Attorney.
The following report was submitted by
the Streets and Landings Committee:
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22

-o,o,o, - THOMAS L. MAXWELL
AnzS u seq Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22

The reading Of the resolution was called
for, as follows:
Resolved. That the Controller shall, after
the passage of this resolution and approval
by the Mayer, adjudieate, after ten days
notice in the official journal, to the highest
bidder, and in accordance with the market
ordinances, the revenues Of the Claiborne
Market for one month, or to the thirty-first
of December, 1868, the city reserving the
right to annul the lease in one days notice
without damages.
Upon motion of Mr.. Fisher the resolution
was persisted in, notwithstanding the
Mayors veto, by unanimous vote.
Yeas; Messrs. Kearny, Rose, Walker,
Pemberton, Camp, srucksn, Grandpre,
Fisher, MOrphy, Pandely, Wynne, and
Farrell.
The resolution was then, upon molten,
transmitted to the Upper Board for coz
currence.
The Controllers statement, showing
checks drawn by the Treasurer for the
week ending August IL, 1868, amounting
to $50, was read and referred to the FL
nance Committee.
The following Communication from the
City Attorney was received
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-07

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house, the scene rlost 3. as 70 commeneeu, WIN s
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the prese ntaiion OF the lock OF hale cut ffom
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him that the look turned grey from sorrow, on
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OF remorse, resolves to return to home and duty
Here er deth the second lesson.
In the third act "Genevievi" "Drogan," aud
'BIigits" are s,ill represented as in the forest,
only The forest isanotberOne his time and their
locauon Is preserved mainly for the purpose %. 0I
is one Of the few totally unn'Jscunn 'ls
feaiurts of The opera, aud is always encorsd.
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and luahes 10 embrace her hnso.nd
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mont bs cnOb Ger serO5Nte, sIrely he ou snL Ia
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| Throughout the whole of this the reader 4
| rsrec'iuly reqeested To observe that the end
oi opera bo"0e IN ipculc'iiog moral lessons ar
| stIlcily served; lhat vice Is punished aud vrtu
| rewR ded; ard that the poor AMI despise,
| patby> cook Is promo ed by Providence aut
ohepbach TO the rank of proud and Suspicion
| pOtentates. ALI BABA.
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