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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14
Here ID the best bed-bug story nov

Here ~ Tue Dent "SA-D"S "'"'y '
aaoat:
Talk about bed-bugs,' said Bill Jones
who had been across the plains, you
should have seen some of the critters /
net In Idaho last spring. stopped one
night with some settlers, who lived IN
log cabin containing one room and . loft.
When il came time to go TO bed, they
s.runp blanket across the middle Of the
room. and the settlers family slept on one
eide OF It and gave me the tother. 1 lad
down 10 90 to sleep, and the bed-bugs
began TO gather like lunch fends around
a free layout Iiried TO kiver up and keep
away from them, but the pesky varmint
wouid catch hold OF the bed-ciothes and
pun them off from me. They didnt think
nothin' of dragging me around the room
III held On. fit EN- till about midnight
and then I looked round for some way TO
eacane There was ladder reachin
M into the loft, and I thought the best
wav 70 get away from the blood suckers
was 10 climb up thar, so ] did. There
wasn't any bugs in the loft, and ! iaid
congratulatin' myself on my escape. Fret
~ quick heard the ladder squeakin a. II
somebody was coming up. Bimeby l saw
a bed bug raise himself up through the
hole in the floor lookin' carefully around
the loft. Soon's be saw me he motioned
to his chums below, theibloodthirsty cnss,
and cried exultin'ly: come up boys; hes
here y"
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NJ. a. WsnehlN and George Palfre{ v
Mary odd and Margaret Todd, wife OF -"

EOuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pn
Il ish of dreams, No. q 942.-By virtue OF W..
seizure and sale to me directed by the Henonpss
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Oreana%,
the above entitled cause, / will proceed 70 ssa,
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctions =.
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal ana y
romhou 20 streets in the Second District OF TINS y
on MONDAY, July ls, ls70, at twelve ociocA'
TWO CLRTAiN LOTS OF GROUND .s s.1 4,
lying and beng in the Fourth District o. .n1 ~
Ia the square bounded by First, Magaz,ne :, ~ n
and Philip streets, measuring each tSenN.a. -
front on Magazine street. BY DEPTH oss~ sst,S,
allel lines, of one hundred and lively,
feet and one inch. and are com ;psu q
the whole of lots numbers fifteen and sixsesS -
the rear portion of lot number twelve; wlpcIp m
are described on 3 certain plan drawn ~ n ~,
SOD, Surveyor bearing date the twenty nfta W. ~
April, 1872, and deposited for reference IN tas =.
of I. Tureaud. late Dotsry public in rms GU, In
also designated by the same numbers on . -
drawn By T. PetinRam. bearing date tne ~ III
tsenth day of March. ls47. and deposited - -. -
number fourteen, in the office OF u. H. SenAs'
late notary public in this city. ..-.,,.r
Together with ali the buildings and lmprovem.nk
thereon, rights. uays and advantages tnereUn~'
longing or In apywise appertaini. &. ,.x.,a.ss
Being the same property which the oeisS s, 3
acquired by purchase from Judah bsrt ~ ~
passed before w. j. Castell. notary PUBIC IL
city. on the twelfth day of October, ls6o
Seized Ia the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
jel6 so iyi7 Sheriff of the Parish OF OfIe.us
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SHERIFFS SALES


0s. Lesa Destes vs. Sarah n. fasAef
WORT.
CEvESTa DISTRICT coCEf FOE The PAR
y Orleans. No. zsoa-By vir.zs u WI, Q. Ter
f.ciss 10 ns o'H E y tns nonosSn1 - -.
Hans, in tie above entitled csass. I Oh pro
osed 70 sell q. pubiic xuetion. a. fhs hsg
chants And Aucticnssrs' EIenangs, koJAi street,
between Canal and Custombouss stree.s. in tas
Second District of This city. on SATURDAY.
July IS ls7O. twelve oclcck NJ, the following Dc
TWO CERTAIN 10 . OF GROUND. with ali
tne rignta. Ways, servitutea, privileges and soyAn
tAze. Iaereunto belonging. situate in ths to~a Of
Rickerviis. parish OF Jefferson nov parssa Of Or
leans 10 State designated oy the numb ers eight
ana nine of square number forty. which Is bounded
by V.lmout. Leontine, Pitt And PrytAniA ,treets.
and measuring. according 10 plan cepos ed in ths
Office of seim Magner notSry pubic, "a this city.
ander the number one hundred and nj cen, eacn
tn IT'S feet front ttt street. By . depth OF
oue hundred feet eleven inches. between parallel
lines. being the same PROPERTY acquired By ne de-
fenhaot By purchase from bert T. Allison per act
passed bsore nomAsJ Beck. nolAry public in this
city on the first OF February, 1875.
Seized IN toe above sur
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
ieH @ jyls Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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mario 1evee ~ OOseph oSIoQO.
EIFTH DISrhlCT COURFf OR THE PARISH
Il Orlssns No. Is 96-by virtue of q writ
Of deri fsciAs. TO me directed hy the
Honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause. l
vii proceed TO sell at public aaction. At tee
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Custom house streets, in the
Second District of this city, on MONDAY, Ju =
s. 1870 at twelvs O'Clock NJ the following described
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city, des2nsted By the num-
bers one hundred and twenty-elght and one bun"
dred and twenty nine. in square number seven.
bounded by Rocaeblsve, DoFgensis st. Ann and
Duznaioe streets On . pisn Drawn by g. A. de Ar
mas surveyor dated the seventeenth of April, 1a52.
and deposited in the Office of Cavilher. notary
public this city. SAd lots adioin each other, and
front Dorgenois street. BY one hundred and forty
nine feet one Iach and tour lines in depth:
together with all the rights, ways privileges and
appurten ances tnefeuEto beionginS or In any Wise
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUNc. situated in
the ninth assessment district and Third District Of
this city, In square number fifteen hundrsd and
e,Rhty-6ve, bounded By St Anthony, Bagatelis. Ma
rgry Canal and Dual streets, me ssuripg ninetytwo
fest front Marigny Canal, by niasty-fve feet in
oepth, according to the plan deposited In the office
of the City treasurer.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
je22 iyl0 "a Snerf of the Parish of Orleans.
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j { 6es son Savlngs Company vs. Edmo
burk. representing his minor children, Low
and tdnuut0en kuPk


and Edmunteen Burk.
E,OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PA
Il ish of Dreams. No. A,0lS.-Bysvlrtus of . wrfs
seizure and sale to me directed by tie Honor ablst
Fourth District court for the parish of Orleans
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sshs
public auction, IT the Merchants and Auctionec
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Oh
tnmhouse streets in the Second District of this CD
on MONDAY, JSlv Is, 1870, at twelve O'Clock /
A CERTAIN LOT UF GROUND, together VIZ
all the rights, ways. privileges. servitudes ards
vantages thereto belonging, situate in East sG
lguy parish of Jefferson, in this state. desislrx
By the number seventeen of square NUN berzzg
eight, which is bounded by Nayades Apolla ~
rergo and Copstantinople streets, on plan ttpoE
ted in the Office Of Selim Magner, notary puhEn
1866, according to which plan said lot meas m
ty-Seven feet front un Apollo street, By depma
one hundred and twenty four feet. between psnM
lines. being the same property acquired BY tneE
nor children of Edmund Burk uovella and Ednm
teen Burkl. by purchase from Joseph Null
per act assed before 4. j. Beck late notaTrs
lie in this city, on the eighth June, 1865.
Seized IN the above suit
Terms-rhis being the sscoud and last anctna
the said property will be definitely aojudloatean
the highest and last bidder tor whatevsrieM
bring, at twelve months credit, the purchaser ~
nishIp2 bond with good and solvent Gecurity, ~
ing eight per cent interest per annum from g.
and special mortgage on the property sod until I'D
payment.
cash The printing Sheriff and Clerks fees. vnn
smouat to about 1925. ana furthermore the cla
parish and municipal taxes. the amount OF vnca'
THOMAS L. Maxwell. H
jyl9l7 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Ofieasa
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


STATE OF IoCIsAyA,
EYscurlve Department
New Orleans. Jane 81 lss1
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS Ben
w made 70 ne for the cancellation. o. tns
Official b,rd of Dewitt Fore; &c B-s5ee
- Sts,.a o: rhe parish of jefferson, 10.
WIT: bond dated the twenty hrst Gay OF
Jciy lsos IN the sum of SIX thousand dollars.
signed By Dewitt Fordyce Bisbee, principal and
n CogsDore, L r. Aacsbess aud George He der
brand as seen rites sodo. the condiIIou Of the
bond being for ths faithful performance By the said
Dewitt, fordycs Bi.bee. Of Lis out IS q. Shsria
Aforesaid
Notice ia hereby given to all persons interested
IN the Aforesaid bond 20 i'e ttsir objections 70
the collation. thereof writing. IN the once OF
the Secretary Of S.A,s. within ninety days After to
last publication hereof
Given under ny hand and the sea Of the State
tiis twenty first day of Jure. ls75 and Of tos Ia
dependence Of the Cnits6 STATES tina ninety fourth
By the Governor:
A. c. wARNOTH
PIT- CRAvATH, Assistant Secretary Of State.
is2i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14

The famous expression OF an Irish ora
tor respecting political rival that he
never opened his mouth except to put biz
foot in IT, may apply to horse owned by
T. Il. SimontoD, OF Camden, Maine. That
gentleman found his horse last week in a
condition resulting from such an expert
ment. lie had got his hind hoof In bis
mouth and could not get it ont. Event
ually the hoof had TO be pried out with a
wagon stake pushed in behind it. This
gymnasium practice is infect ng all rauks
of society. 1t is, however, new for the
equine race to begin Mt playing circus"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14
IT. s. MARsHAL'3 SALES,

George Morr,. ct a. vs.. Steamer "o'o.n
n,,n ,nvn STATES DISTRICT COURT.
q Is s.s to Mo Mo- s sGs in t.
above emitted hisses. SUBJ bidder on SATURDAY..
July a. tgsEs o. D, 1s ga Lsrss
entrance 70 lanai and Customhcuss streets. IN ILLS
city royOEN IRA her tackle, etc.
LIE seeHGn At the time OF adJndioau0n-
nn;a"d States Marshals Ofice. Ne" ofisAA''
Juns2s, btu SD. PACKARD,
ies0iy7ls oni'ea S'~'''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14
John Geddes W. Richard Clssne -,

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOB ~
Il parish of Orleans, No. "a. l69.-By virtue o. ..n
of seizure and sale o me directed by the honSs .n
the Fourth District Court for the parish o. Ols End
in the above entitled cause, l will proceed @ -
E1change. Royal street between Canal ana
SATURDAY, July 3d. 1870. at twelve o'ciocA
the following des cribed property, to Wit. a
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate. II y
the Second District Of the city, desis y g,s
number eighteen of square number thriy., All
which is bounded by CONT st. Louis, galy sa. :. ii
johnson streets. measuring twenty e ght issn Nd
inches front st. Louis street. By one bundreG rss,
four feet egdt inches deep. between parable. IN.
as per plan Drawn by Allou dhemecoTr:; i and dt
posted in the Office of P. O. Cuveler notary pav"s
in this city together with al the buildings aou
proveIneuis thereon. without exception or Fese'''
ton. .s,,dau:
Being the same properly acquired by deien stor,
by pu rchase from -, per act pasSso -
notary public, in this city maze
13-.
Seized in the above suit.
ieFm'-oAsH GA 'nI TiHR01MAs L. MAXITELL;
ie2o iyl5 81 Sheriff Of the PARISH "
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ytru, ,ovasn Of the cTYN NEW 0atsss
4 BOsrOy LOVE TRAGEDY.
4 ysssG LADY u EiShfees Effher sA~s
uerseDf, sv h Sk~s by Her Lever.

4 Yssss Lady sf Etshfees Eifser Shoots
HsrseDf, Or h shSs by Her Lever.
fpsssa the Eos;os Poss. JBlYsi
A little sfser eleven O'Clock last sssoing
On3cer J. &. Farrell, Of the second police
CITATION. was informed By 3 rsrty that
young h6y named Metric s-ison, e'gsseen
wears o. age. was Iyieg dead a. Der fe1-
dence. No. 2 Linvood place, ner aeaso
being caused b:a pis'oi sno', Do. ~
whom fired, whether By herself OF ano'1a'
vas 40. known or commuricsted The
LEGALITY besno On the route Of the ofhcsrs 81
s,affon three Officer Farrell stated the
circumstances TO OziceT Thomas CARLY,
and he two repaired % the scene Of tns
tragedy. Linwood place, leading 'foH
South street, was soon ieacasd' anu
building 10. z entered. whsre q scene o.
indescribabls confusion was WINE. 77i.
The deceased, Leaving tie fanny a"cni
eight o'clock, had gone TO ner room 10
twenty minutes, the mo.bsr, hearing pls-
n, sbo;. went no 10 her chamber, calling
.Net,is, ys,sie.' Receiving no answer,
che entered and psTceiyed Der lying on the
bed. Approaching Der and thinking she
vas aeleeu. she touched her and va. hor-
rifed 10 zee the blood ooZing from q black.
ened and bruised breast, which wa 10 full
siyht. the nikht 6ress being thrown back
across the shoulder. TIE band was also
blacksped, and under he arm lag the
deadly weapons whippIe'spa'ent Win
an sponized shriek she again cred.
aNetsie :" when the girl opened her eyer,
stntiy smiled, and then died
Nettie. the deceased, was engaged to
George 3. Jone,. and until within lew
days il was supposed that everything was
moving smoothly. Fourth OF July. bow
ever, Eettie, being p.qued ct hearing o.
some former action In which George ana
q young lady ON Broad street were con-
cerned. took occasion TO slight him ny &C.
cepting the escort of another gentleman
Thu 10 worked on George tina. be got IN
toxicated, and made no attempt 70 zee
her; but boarding in the same house, he
met her lagt evening Ia the doorway,
and persons who were in the vicinity
eay there was q high quarrel OF
words. Then it seems that Settis left
him and went into the house while ne
wended his way elsewhere. The pistol
which did the muYderous work was one
belonging 10 Jones and marked WITH nis
name. Why should she use this ps.oi
when she had one Of her own Is one Of the
mysteries attending the case. A lady 10
the house states that she saw Net'ie come
down stairs and GO into Georges room
and then retnrn TO her chamber, from
which in few moments the report re-
sounded. DR.. Foye, On being called, COM
raenced to examine the wound, and in the
meantime the officers had arrived. Dr.
Foye soon ordered the officers to arrest
Jones II he could be found.
The officers looked into an adjoining
room and there found him looking Ont OF
window, weeping. They arrested him, he
making no resistance, and carried him TO
citation four abou. twelve o'clock.
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MACHINERY,

n C. AeCAI,
IROx AHD BRASS HOCgDER.
Fzl,oa, Ns- L<sss, Sore Dane and Jziis ssrssts
O0ee, he l35 HaItoa Street
Asa7sae.7,sY Of ysrtieA AID Herzoata, Steam
EaSinss. Bosisrs, Szgar Mills, Vacuum Pana. SnsAs
Kettles OtazifsrA kiissrs, Steam and Horss Povss
Draining Aach-sez, kss N,li.. Gin Gearing. Far
rscs Aozfas, Grass B.rz etc Second nAad M
e1inssy asd Boilers always TO: sale
s,sansni2 AID Ssssnoos, Espairs promptly -
tended 70 apply
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[PUBLIC-Eo. 81

AN ACT to establish the collection dis
'rict Of Willamette, in the State of Or
egon.
Be 1t enacted 10y the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States OF
America In Congress assembled, That all
tnat portion Of the district of Oregon, sit
uated above the junction OF the William
ette and Columbia rivers, and drained BY
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In Boston, early on the morning Of Inde-
pendence Day, the neighbors heard a pro
digious ruction in house occupied by n
childless old couple, and, on going to see
found the old man thrashing his old vile
terriically. He explained rs follows:
Look II here, I've been livin' with this
tormentod old woman nigh onto forty
wears, and she has been henpecken' Of me
all the time; and now, this being the
Fourth of July, by the Lord, I've declared
my independence
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HHARLEo 4. WHINE q IARR.
DkALER5 In AGD MANUFACTURED
AGENTS
0,AO0. II. BODLEY II Co.
-DEALZEs GS-
Machinery, Agricultural implements,
AND FERTILIZERS
No. Perdi6o Street, New Orleans

G7istt Stesl Brush Cotton Gina. G1uss,
Hand Cotton Presses. Newell Screws, Stafford
Ouitivators. Ss.tlsys Gang Plows. Coleman,
Corn and Wheat Mills, 5traub Corn and
Whess Mills, Stationary snd Portable Steam
Engines and Boilers. Circular Saw MiLs Ball
Ohio Movers, BsVs Ohio Combined Mower
and Reaoers, WITH DroDpss Attscamsnr, for bar
vsstins rice.
Grain Dr.lls. Horse Powers. Eics sad wass;
Thrsshsrs. Book.Bindsrs' Machinery. Paper O7t
tan, Presses, etc.
Hydraulic Iron Cutters. Crawford Garden Oai
tivstors. Feed Cutters. Corn Shelters, Wnsslbar.
rows, Flows, Sweeps, Scr.pers. Southern Corr
Planters. C,tson Planters. Victor Cane Mills oook'
Evapoeators aosy
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s HERtFFS SALES

Ara AAasaa hey, Gads vs. MArsiu Carey
Ars- Jonanoa Hayden, wife of EDWARD bay
dss. daily a1tnorizso ana asslssed'v vs. the same
- isn Of Orleans, Nos 1902 and ls2.-By virtue of
too writs Of herl fscsas to me directed By the Hon
orabe the Seventh District Court tor tie parish Of
Orleans. in tie the above entitled causes, / will
proceed 70 sell q pn ollc auction at TIE erchants
trict of this city. on WEDNESDAY,. Auaust O. ls7o.
~ twelve o'clock n. the following described prop
dEkaAis 'i IoT e 0f GROUND together
AID appuenances shersto belonging, situate in the
FIRST District of this city 10 the square bounded by
yessDatsd as OF number thirteen. on . pan drawn
BY c. A edo, architect, dated March o. 1883, aud
pubic in this city. and measures ID rty one fee;
three and one half inches front On Thaia street. By
ospn Of S;. feet beng poE',Sn OF the
Martin Carey: By purchase rom As. P.yson BY
.n,' S e'i r. PoKrH e SF GaouxD. TO-
gether With all the buildings and Improvements
situate in the First Dislric, Of tns city. IN the
square bounded By Thalia. Melpomene. Liberty and
io sn' feet from the cornss o. fha street aud
measures tniry-two feet front Liberty street, by
posed of the portion the lots numbers eleven
and twelve. on tbs plan hereinsbovs referred to.
acquired b. said osfsnd.ns. Msrsin Carey. Sy puH
chase from Asa Payson, by act passed before VIII
liam shannon. not.,y pubic in this city: on the
g. A CEhTAIN PORTION OF GROUND
together with tie Improvements thereon and ap-
purtenarces thereunto appertainipg, s,tuated In
the came District and square, composed the whole
OF tie lot designated BY the number SIX . plan
drawn By A. kngiehart. dated the sixth Of April,
1919, ana deposited in the Office of W. Christy tnen
notary public N this city, plan NUMBER fifty
OF Book OF Plans NO 2, and the rear portion of a
hall lot OF ground desisnsted By the number six on
q plan dram by George r. Dunbar then Surveyor
OF the Second Municipality, deposited the orice
o: A. Mazureau. . notary public in this city. Ss,d
portion OF ground measures about tnirty-ons feet
seven inches front on 1naiia street; about thirty
two feet two inches in width in the rear, Uy about
ore hundred and fifteen feet in depth.
he iot designated by the number six, on the plan
in the ONCE Of w. Chrlsty, late notary as afors-
said, was acquired by the said defendant Martin
Carry, By purchase from Carl kohn. by an act
passed before W. L. Poole, notary public in this
city. the tenth of April ls52 and the lot de-ig
mated as the bunber six. on the plan in tas ONCE
OF A. Hazufeau, notary public IN this city, Is
aforesaid, was acquired by the said defendant Mar
TIN darcy, BY purchase from Henry Cassidy. " an
act passed before said W l. Poole notary public in
this city on the twenty-third November le5O all Of
SAID properly being community properly, and be-
longing to said defendant darcy, and MS deceased
wife, Bridget Gals, tho whole being liable for the
JUDGMENT herein rendered.
Seized IN the above suits
Te-ms-C4sh the spot.
THuMAS L. MAXWELL,
jy9 Is aul0 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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Chester Hisbee, Admle lstr.AtOr o. lhe
Estate of Mrs. kve!ina l.. Green VS.. Mrs. Louisa
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. PAR.
~ ism OF Jefferson, No. Ae5.-By virtae of
pluries writ of seizure and sale to me
directed By the Honorable the Second
judicial District Court. parish of Jefferson
II the above entitled cause Will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District OF this
city. on SAT URDAf, July %. 1870, st twelve
O'Clock b., the following described property, to-
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate
10 the city and parish of Jefferson, designated by
TIE numbers one aud two. of square comprised
streets on q plan drawn by W. T. Thompson, late
Surveyor dated thirteenth May 1850. and deposited
IA the once OF d. Il. Cenas late notary public in
New Orleans
Lot number one forming the corner of Magazine
aod BORDEAUX streets, and measures thirty feet
front on the former, by hundred and
fset IN depth. and front on the latter.
Ana lot numb Der two measures seventy-two feet six
inches front on Magazine street, by enc hundred
and twenty Jour ieet In depth, between parallel
lines.
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Being the same property acquired by the defend.
ant by purchase from the succession of +. l. Green
July, 1857.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
je2i jy5.3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Persons who prefer stale bread can have
their tastes gratitied by sending to Pom
peii, where they have loaves which were
baked over eighteen hundred years ago.
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A RMsTRONG's
FOUNDRY AND BOILER MANDATORY,
Corner OF ErSt0 and New Leves Streets.
GEw ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
VIII ARMS rRoSG. MANAGER
A II MaTRONG's

Manufacturer o. Vertical and Horizontal Steam
Fnginea, Sugar Mills. Draining Nacnines, Saw
Mills, Cotton screws aud Gearing Iron Columns
and Fronts Of Buildings. Furnace Mouths, Crate
Bars. Bone Black, ksviviters. Gas Re'orts. Rail
and Cylinder Boilers of oil kinda; Filters. Juice
Boxes and Carriers, etc. apl4 en- cod
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u. r. Wire vs. Mra. q. Mcclure.

~. F. Wire vs.. Mrs. q. Mcclure.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y isn OF Orleans, No. 49, 25s.-By virtue OF alias
writ Of fer, tacas to me directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
In the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auotionesrs'
tomhouse street., in the Second District Of this
city. on MONDAY. July %. 1870. at twelvs
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to wit
A CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, together with
the buildings and lmprovsn ents thereon. No. lt3
st. Joseph street, situEte lying and being 10 the
First District of this city, IN the square bounded By
81. Joseph. julia Magazine and Camp streets. De
siRDated number four on plan drawn by L.
Surg, late surveyor, dated twenty eighth of May.
fs48 and deposited in the othce of Philip Lacoste,
late notary public in this city cory OF which is
annexed to an act before p. O. Cuvellier, notary
pablo in this city. dated thrtieth January 1860.
The said lot measuring. in American measure,
thirty one feet ten inches front Joseph street.
by ninety one feet in depth, between parallel lines
with the use OF an alley the tide nszt to Magazine
street. opening on st. Joseph street. i've feet in
width Dslng the same property whica the defendant
acquired from. Mrs Margaret Hickey. wife, separa
TED from bed and board of N: Gernon, per act
passed before William j. Casteil, notary public in
this city dated seventeenth July. 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
jscc yl0A Sheriff Of the Parish OF OslsAas.