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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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CLEARED.
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pinsalI FIrhants Moore Wilmington n CT Vulcan, WeoT Pha
New Bedford Tile Partridge iiADf ana
Gs.r s.; Cshsrine hitting ilose Fsnsndna, ria ANN LIZA
R'ari Philadelphia; Franz Pierce Phadephai . y "SiAe
Aaflst Marsecs RepubEk FOruan Bremen
B.rk-UsIaine MelcheF. CrcnstadL c-,r o..
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C.dl; Redwood Gbar Wilmington i'oqdot hrSsat
pa Spring lacenbroo sidney, 81 Hiram Af' John'o WIS
bNanutn Smith Denaraai Howard Roberts Cat Isa1d
Re B. smith, Meeker. Woods Hole; Alexander Mhe aver ps4
r Ann Araca Bush pllaTLiai Fitch, HAMILTON New Lon
Dos; j. c. Pst,ersoR Scul, Providence
ARRIVED.
n shin supply Lieut. Commander Chester Hatfield "oa nae
2 Hes Of 89 aud carries guns Has on Ooard 10 prison.
81. and ,one sailors frum the European squadron -,
steamship Caledonia 0vensone Glasgow June a. aud hoTie jane
~ S,Lo Moro Castle Adams Havana july nds and pass
s,.amslip Fsh Kee, Steele, Berngia, mise and pass
Sbi1 1It II iIroosiyp MihkoR Caao March TO- gaano
Bark Uoneuioo Cuota IAcsta, 10 DAYS mdse.
Bari Henry }nck, Malanris ii days, sugar 90 a.
Bs Wa Turner Reaa MeIcn, Peru April nitrate Of '"s
Brs M-ty NJ Frsucs Francis Pensacola 90 DAYS anber
Eng Queen, Bsyne, Rosario 81 dAys, hides and WOOL
Brig Btitk. Brosn Cenfusgos - DAYS, sugar
Bns g 3 Eaon ElNood, Palermo May D. iruit
Schr T. Clo,-on Gale, iabace. p X, 10 Day sagsr
yrhr a. 4 e. Brooks Brooks JS0ksonyle day., ua0et.
schr Nm H. CIcac Kelly Bicuihera II days, fruit
ScLr. Pa1ne Hopkins, Milton Del
sc,r Will IN =. orr Burton, Milton, De.
Hrg Ca.caulle, Carlisle Carieaas 10 iys sugar
Brg Saacg Putnam gnSgepor, c. B. II Gays coal
sod66NERs-RIyER AND coASr|i,e,
s.He Morton Virginia A n. Bailey Virginia
IIL'.e rI;,.b.tbnort J II. Young Ehaheihpou
S''' n ~ FD,sbstIror T. j. RAyucr BhIsbethpor-
= - ST. ',L,nr. Heury Lemuel khlabetNpeIt
Saie r. Chartre, EliabehPoFt. Grn Seoul ists'G,i
saxon Ehzaletbpor. n 81 ~, 10y, so st,nfsrI
Dart, Stanford i't III -, s.snfori
j. r. Mitchell STANFORD ia ~ o,Iy Hrs.H Haven
Sllas Wright SoMerscL A. E,..man lanesyne.
Jor,vLlue, New Haven NJ A. f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
THE TREASURY ROBBERY.

The examination of Charles Merriam, charged
with having in his possession certain treasury notes
lately stolen the Treasury continued before
Commissioner Osborne yesterday afternoon.
George f. Stewart, the general boOkkecper of the
stuyvcSaut Bank, for the prosecution, TESTIFIED
that the defendant had applied to the bank TO take up
three notes. for which he deposited $3.50; this money
was identified as portion OF that stolen this was on the
1-fn day of June last; the notes made by man
named Mahc and fell due the I'd days OF APRIL Ma!
aud lime: each one for s50 the notes were left at
hc hank for collection by c. l.. Miles in the latter part
Of December last they were transferred 10 Mics crcd
The bills were then placed before the witness who ldci
titled them ns those deposited by the defendant.
jules Golay, Assistant Chief of the Bureau OF Engrav-
ing Treasury Department identified the money ~ p0r-
ton of that delivered at Mr. Roots department on the
lltli of June, . ~, -,
Arabcla Tracy and II. e. Root TESTIFIED that
the money was received into hr Roots department,
from which IL was stolen 80, 40
Further examination adjourned until to-day at II
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

AT II a. m. Recorder Hackett took the Bench
i'm this Court and 10 minutes were taken up IN I'M
panucing the Grand Jury and charging the usual statl-
ory rules several petit jurors were then secured ana the
court referring 70 the statute by which us are 10
receive s. "A day urged those on duty To prompt anu
faithful action ON the DIST OF June while MI BranshdW
was ON board the steamer Sleepy Hollow, with an eXcur
sion of the Young Peoples Association OF Dr. Cuycr
Church 10 Pcckskill. he lost gold watch and chain
vrucd at $50 Henry Fields, George Alison and Charles
Tucker were arraigned charged with the theft and the
jrv finding Allison and Tue ker guilty, counsel Tor the
defense requested have the verdict SET aside no legal
gIound for conviction existing. The case VIII De rear
gued Tomorrow. james EnTight, VINO on the
ed OF June stole four pairs or pantaloons'
valued at $50 from John GOlland OF No. 10 NnthaNe,
pleaded guilt grand larceny, ana was sent "a sing
for two years and six mOntis...JO kcnnt pleaded
guilty TO charge Of ASSAULT and battery perpetTatd on
Juue Is uron James COFbin at the corner OF Sky
recond-5t and Thrdaye., and was sent to the Pen
six .Mrdndl hayes OF No i0'
MulbeIryst charges James Ryan with entering her room
aud stealing n bundle Of clothes, on the llth or
June. Ryan tried TO prove an alDl by ms mother p
who sW0le that the day IN question: her
SON was not her house The jury, after deliberate
ing nearly an hour, brought in verdict OF guilty OF
grand larceny and he sentenced to the state PTsOn
Tor three years months the Recorder renarklng
that although young in years he was veteran IN crime
800. Charles RusCh, sometimes known as Charles BurK
ana James Parkinson, was found guilty OF stealing q
diamond ring Capt. Mceth, the master OF BRUSH
vessel aud was sentenced to state Prison for four years
aud six months Ru,ch keeper OF concert saloon al
No. 2 New-Chambcrs-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
THE FIFTH WARD WIFE MURDER.

Coroner Rollins, yesterday, held an lnveSti-
CATION at Bellevue Hospital in the case of Mary Nelso
are a. who died from beating and kicking admins
tered by her husband. in their apartment al no 100
Greenwich-st a few days ago. From the evidence OF
i.sos ~ ,nncarcd that Nelson was in the habit OF
etting drunk and on these occasions would abuse hlS
wife and daughter On the evening oil Julie - NC va
,re his APARTMENTS intoxicated anu commenced 10 ne
SAINT his wife Tho daughter was absent 10 escape
her father who threatened to XII her. sne Pdssea
thc uipht at "A neighbours house. Inc O,cH
,nts of the adjoining apartments heard the rpniu o
GuareIing and the screams OF Mrs Nelson; Duo tse @
,in continue long went into Nelson's apti tltht
mil the following morning, when Mrs; Nelson wac found
insensbe and the husband of to H0DOhei "helc nc "s
''IanusutIv arrested Mrs. Nelson removed 10
UnIIevne Hospital and died on Tuesday. Dr McIuIney
OF bellevue Hospital made posnOrt III eH S Oh
~ hody and fund that death caused ny mama, ag-
yated by drink and the injuries to when se had been
subjected verdict against Nelson WE elto ~ the
,ury aud he was committed to the IomDs 10 await the
action OF the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
THE ANTLGAMBLNG SOCIETY.

sTRRTNDER OF WEST AND GALWAY BY THEIR
BoNDsMEN-THEY ARE AGAIN IMPRISONED
The bOndsmen Of K. X. West and Henry
Galwny the officers Of the Association for the Proven
ton of Gambling arrested charges Of swndline' ap
ncored before Justice Cox at jefferson Market Police
Court, yesterday morning. and surrendered them They
we're Immediately arrested and imprisoned III the 'ouit
Jail until y. m when they brought up for exam
nation Counsel for the prosecution said that before te
regular examination began he wished to supplement the
affidavit Of Charles q. Gotschalk made few days ago.
nv that of his employer, Mr.. Ilecht. Upon Mr. Hecht
taking the stand he testified that he was one OF the irm
NJ Uecht Brothers. Nos aud 1876 Broadway he had re-
ceived the letter shown him relating To the alleged
gambling propensites OF GOttschalk, and also
the receipt Of the Society for the payment
-, .aE. MIR Charles \ Gottschalk my only entry
er when received that letter OF accusation about the
Ist OF June; immediately went u the once Oh VI. oO
ciey for the Prevention OF Gambling, AT NOS % anu
st. room No. 90 and had conversation WIN MI
Iuv Galway; il was about 10 days after had receiver
~ Liter, asked Mr. Galway 10 the statement nc
had made in his letter; he stated That MI GOttsculh
heen down the office and confronted them personally
and was not the person implicated; pald 10 e ofo5
COX. / gave IL 10 young man named Gordon nave
since heard that his name was HonsiOru receiver Wv.
letter marked G. Galway did not acknowledge u as IN
him but said that II GOrdOns ~rltlng; snohed VI.
a. s bisat least hc did not deny that IL came from mn
Mr. Charles q. GOttschak testified that he was the en-
r clerk of Hecht Bros and that there WAS not SlnEo
word of truth ia the letter u the Society 70 NJ
iI"ht Rros received their letter fouhd hr west "
me- and introduced myself as the enlY IetA Vi hecht
Ws to w bom the letter had been addf6ssed he gave
me- no satisfaction hi my Inquiries he san tiat ,ne h
hnr(s and papers and said that he could hh 10 ~
of ths cso farther, they said thai thay weuiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
1AnGE EIRE IN XILLlAM-ST

At 5 a. m. yesterday fire was discovered py
oeaor Mummy and Denim under the stairs leading to
,bc ,n,sr floors OF the fvcstOFy building NO lSj VII
Iian-st corner of spruce-st The alarm was al once
given and the Fire Department were soon on the ground
hut the flames had obtained such Roadway That they
could not be subdued until the entire Interior oi inc
building was burned out The basement was occupicu
by Henry Gompcrt as restaurant Loss' soVV n'a 49,,
o., oo1 The first floor was occupied by Messrs Ashe
!, p,o,too ,,umIcrs and gas-1tters. Loss Sl0Oi IN
Sed for 6OO The second aud third floors wee
pied by VIM DE Nyse clectroiyper w" 80 Fns
cuuiei by Mc,srs Davis d Kent, book printers ana
sfreotypers Loss, $1,000; insured for $1,000 Inc nt
$1,000; insured e. 900. The building Is OwnSd 10y
Mcssrs Jones a. Williams. Loss, 9oOi paruaiiyI ~,
surcd The FIRST four OF No. "A spucest occupied 10y
walter r. Burr as leather store damaged BY water
$500; insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
THURSDAY. JULT T.


Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool reanhp Aeppo
Cu Jersey the PosOfce at II NJ supple.
ma,sry Nail paid letters only made DOCK Jersey Cry aud
closet N l52 p. N. .
Mails States Bremen steamship New YORK loot
Of Tbr,, Hoooken close tbs PostO5ce at II M NO Sappnen
tary Mail steamship SKIS at p
Mails for Havana and the West Indies per steamship Missouri from
No. y. r.. close at ? Steamship sss at p H.
FRIDAY, JULy g.
Na for Honolulu Australia and NcvZeslar will he sent from San
Francisco each month All Mail matter must be prepaid
letters half papers cent? each books SC hs
r ouc MARI all Francisco and mail In New York
about II q "a Of each month.
SATURDAY, JULT 9. A.,
Ns for Europe Southampton and Bremen, steamship MAN.
close ostOMe at II NJ Steamship
ss D. NJ Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up On
lie Pier AZ IIoh0ken, and closed at l:So ?.
steamship Cy oil BrooAy a.
tn per No IS " r. close al Post0hce at II NJ
and Hsyre, steamship Pefrife
from Pier No r. close at the Post ohce 1t II w. No supple
ueutir Mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
THE FAREZ CASE.

Commissioner White yesterday took his seat
in the g. Circuit Courtroom to proceed with the ex'
animation of Francois Farez, the charge OF enbez5mg
22O francs realized by him upon three forged prom7sory
notes In Canton Berne Switzerland. On motion Of Mr.
Iapaugh counsel for the Swiss Government, the Com
missioner dispatched messenger Tor tine Assistant mar
sia having the accused in charge with an 0rnr IOI no
production. Gen. Tremain of the MarShal's OSce APP
pelred before the Commissioner and stated lDat inc a
cused had escaped from the custody OF the deputy 10
whom he was consigned. and that his rcarret had not
been effected. On motion OF MIR. Lapaugh, triner pro
ccedngs adjourned to enable him 10 obtain n-tFuc
tons from the Swiss Government with lher,y to move
the in the time, in tine event OF the capture OF
the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
FUNERAL. OF ExMAYOR BRUSH OF BROOKLYN.
NJ. f,,nonnl Of the late COnklln brush, eX-

FUNERAL OF EN-MA1Uf bhO7'I II ~
The funeral of the late Conklln brush, ex-
Mayor of the CITY OF Brooklyn, took place yesterday
afternoon from Holy Trinity Church, corner OF Clinton
and Montague-sts, Of which deceased had been mem
Der for ten years The friends assembled at NE a,o
rcsidence OF deceased No. 129 PiefTcpoh ST, ahu nun
tbence pToceeded to the church, where the lnpetne
burial service OF the Episcopal church wac psloIheu 10y
Dr. Dr., nr Paddo.k Rector OF ST Peters Church Tho
Rev Dr. Hall preached an eloquent dsc2gIis, ~ Mhieh
The cbrsfis ire ~ lls departed was teelingy alluded
H. M. 80 1aa iuclosed In blackwalnut conin upon
the cover OF witch inscribed C2ham hfsm
JUN "n.n,iemen acted pall-bearers: Joseph w
Green basie Chauneey John d. C'SkT te Inn and pay
a. Kellogg The body wac folloHedto GREENWOOD ny INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

9 2. lTuapi, Bridgeport Josephine Briigepor
yaa Dvery Providence. J. w. Woodruff Brnger
,9f,i Bangor j. fiden. Ellsworth.
W, h. PEEK, Noryak fllA locklapd
X = ioigson. Woodland. E.rth m Liehf Nachi1s.
hini'as Fsli RIVER u. Cure. Portland, Ct
j. A. brooks. Ge0rycs P7rt. Vcnr. laueker
Golfca RAY, Stonnr brook. Th.s Iial. Etoungfor
Helen p Lord, Portland, O. 81. T. Cusa.1Q Iaasor
- Mr. -lie'ls Sanl Eer.
WlND-sundown, light s 8 euulv
DOiE-TfC PORTS.
BOSTON, July eArrgcl fJ Austria De.n0 Liverpool; bds
FANNIE H. Jennns ifom Aoteo Bbaf Grace from Bafhadoes
FOhEIGN PORTS.
loSDOspfRY JnT oIhe seanap 81 David from Quebec To-
Glasgow arrived AZ this pr tjdaf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
SUPREME COURT-CuAMBERs.

Decisj0nS-By Judge Brady.-Ihe motions IN
thc foownc cases are granted Wardlaw ag Atkinson,
Burirson ag Nixon, Klare ag SpOerry, Coffin agt Han
snu Cab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

members OF the Common Council I'm carriages the friends
and relatives Of the family, and large number Of m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
Dronosals.
SAyr DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF Provisions Asp CIoT1ss'
PROPOSALS For CLOTHING AND CLOTH

SAyr DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF Provisions Asp CIoIls"
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH
L ING MATERIAL&-SEALEDP PROPOSAL inaoi5el 81 = %
a. Glazing" viii b. rceyei lhs Duresu Until ocH 70
The nth day OF july 1870 FOR the supply Of Tie following -i''' ~
900 yars Dark B.1e flanneL
ysns Blue Nankin.
1000 ysrs Ban~iey Sheeung.
Noorn socks.
300 pairs Calf Shoes,
kip Shoes y.,s
The ye.nentensi articles be delivered At inc 80
Men YORK within ninety from the date Of oefss s, AZ hs
form to ssanari and be eIu IN All rspeels ~ ~
ssy,sl SsyvYari. sb most The ulsi inspection ti.,
he wcll twia, aud WOOL ca Wa
and m, q h. pieces about ms yards IN .a % ave Iep
e weighing ave oneha slnses PER yafd S' ri lb ~ .
Of wOOlcn THREADS woven -e na
necr the pieces % rolled separately without s5s sa,S nsr
piece less average sssl sas he equal 10 the sampes
YARD. The qualny and color OF 'ne HA"N''' ~ =
the several inspections IL. la
The MAXIM NUT as ~ s ,to, ehtT inches IN wdth weigh.
Or ~ one sehsaei'as per yard texture "
o Lie nch. -. ale II Witt pine,
lie sbs - e,avl, SIDES and bottom heeshm beh
s a & nd an seh ihck ihf .es 70 ue hsea 70 w. h IN
and Tie toy 10 ear By not ,- ~ ~ rr .snk eusaaaT,sr
.cr.~s .cre~ at zach eat q" zoe - " " N' $500
inch by one cnequarlef men ~ s A. Al. he4ue 10 Ia
The iyes 81 the socks and el"ys ,''s' '''''" W Wv
az h nnli viii be required o1sqnsrtf ne 80
ooatrsc; end tseny per cent ia suu,a
sl % he Of each paymeai eola'ei-i seeIrg ~,
dae Performance Of tue e9ut ae eLieO t's-NAuV1 VIZ wv
he CONT fully complied with ... -, NJ cus
49, oder accompanied by written Taranc ~ "
that the bcder or bidders VIII ~
Obligation within i've days VIM k
.scent 10 furnish the articles propose - .,.,,e,
No proposal will he considered uns aoeompsn W ~ ., yo
D., d,aer ~ arrles hy oFer 10 Jsfaiss IN W.
second section joint sua approei hsoH c. ,reSs the
The Department the nsal 70 % b ses or Of Iul,ra
~ o. bs 5c In which they reside and unlr voc - - a
quro by ae, oagrtss farm shel via ,Ss =, az GoseTmspI
reject any proposal H0' x r. DUNN CHEF Of BsrsAa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
5ales bn Auetion

A nERvIs. Avctoneer.
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway, cor.
ID 4h-Saes Of Books Wor Of An Faney Good Furniture S
GBo. A. LEAyITT, Auctiou,er. .,o,.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID RAIL-. Asorpl1ce Eighhst. LEAyITT slHEBBlGH
Co. SOLICITED LRRARIss CArALoGrkD AVID SOLD
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY at PRIVATE
VI SALR-New Second Hand Harness. Saddles &c. Military
Clothing wool rubber BLANKETS rubber oyeslt wagon and
horses Covers Send for circular PfKS Co.. ITO Chambesst
andfl North Second ST., philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -.
su, ,ses ~ 4;g5 sun 1913 Moon sets i25a
WATER THis DAY.
Sandy Uook 800 2;O5 Gov 1850 Hell Gate 4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
Go n)bom II nan Concern

sgain.t mn. are requested 10 Aher this date
viii MT e responsible debts contracted IL name except poa
ID written orler.-Juy 9, 1913. JOhN "AhhEAp'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
Academy of Music.

The Lingards continue to attract full
audiences at this fayorite place of amuse-
ment. The performances this week have
been considerably improved over those pre-.
sented last week. A comedietta in one act,
entitled 1.-The Captain of the Watch has
been presented, in which Mrs. Lingard ap-
pears TO very good advantage as Ejsrina.
Mr.. McManus, as The Captain Of the
watch, is also good. The piece IN new to
US and full of intrigue and interest. 1t is
Lively throughout, and we'll performed, as it
is, will please the most of folk. Then
comes Mr.. Lingard in his sketches
that are not without interest. But
the great feature of the LiDgard perform
ances this week has been the great musical
extra vagarzs, originally written by Henry
j. Byron, under the title of "Orpheus and
Fury dice" rewritten and entirely ''recon-
structed," and entered under the title of
"Pl uto. or the Magic Lyre," by William
Horace Lingard, in which Mr.. Lingard him
self plays the part of Pluto and Mrs. Lingard
that of O,pheus. In this piece they have
secured the valuable aid of Miss Fanny Stoc-
queller not unknown to the admirers of
good soting in this city. She takes the part
of Ewydice. AS the God Of Hades, Mr..
Linssrd does not cut q very God-like ap-
pesrance. especially when he is kicked down
by his wife, Prosapi'ae. the queenn of hell,
W HON we should take to be something of
womsns rights woman. Mrs. Harris plays
ProSepine, and she is no small pattern.
Mrs. Lingard, rs O1pheuS, makes sen.
sation. If she is not poet, musician
and philosopher, she makes charming
O'pheus. although Eaoydice did stray from
him in company with AriStaeus, son of
Apollo and Cyrene, who discovered the use
of h oney, rennet oil, etc. Miss Wood plays
the part of AriStdeus, and plays it well. On
t he whole the piece is well gotten up, and
W i'll be certain to please all WHO go to see it.
To see Mons. Lingard in this piece is worth
the price OF admission.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
keepiDg the silly Clean

General West, the Administrator of I'm
provements, does not mean that the city
shall suffer from diseases Of any nature TO,
want of proper attention to the plainesi
rules of health, and he is determined that
New Orleans shall be thoroughly cleaned out
every day. He has addressed to following
letter 10 Mayor Flanders in order to secure
his CO cooperation and that Of the police:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, /,
New Orleans. May 3, ls70.
Hon. Il. i. Flanders. Mayor:
SIR have the honor to inclose herewith
a printed slip OF existing ordinances having
in view the promotion of cleanliness
throughout the city. Articles GA, 435 are
extracts from old ordinances, and are con-
stantly violated.
n majority OF the people of the city seem
disposed TO acquiesce in measures instituted
for the purpose OF keeping streets clean and
IN healthy condition, but quite large
number, regardless OF the discomfort result
ing to their neighbors and the community
at large, pay little OF 10 attention to the
laws On the subject.
Respectfully calling your atten ton to the
language of the city charter with respect to
your obligation TO "see that the laws and
ordinances be properly and faithfully execu-
tee. . and TO section forty -eiebt Of the Met
ropolitsn Police act (page 337 Revised City
Laws), ask that such steps be taken as will
assure the enforcement OF the laws Tor the
Of the cleanliness OF the city.
am, sir, your obedient servant,
]. Z. WEST, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
E. r. Norton and j. j, Tsrletou. As.
signees of Given. Watts 4 Co. baukrupts Vs.

E. #. Norton and j. j. Tarleton. As.
signees ct Given. Watts d Co.. bankrupts, vs..
r. THE United STATES DISTRICT COURT.
tue OF writ of ter facias. to me directed ia the
above entitled b;Ss suit will proceed to sell to the
At VSs O'clock 9as ooaa aH .siG a
the town of St. Msrtnsyle, parish of St. Martins
LaNp yns 81 Ghar pen
tiers Bend, having four arpents front on Bayou
ana from thence having. eight arpents front, more
or less, by twenty-five arpents in Depth containing
By the sa Thspas 1a
Mrs julie Dueas, widow of Jean Bsptste Chiasson,
and rom Narei;se Cnasson. by an act passed be.
fors simeon 1s1 Vaery Martin. notary the first OF
2. TRACT OF LAND. having about one hun
drsd and fifty eight acres, bounded on the upper
side by the property of Vasin Bernard, and on the
purchased BY the said s. Thorns irom stanisa:
Reynaud, BY sn act passed before Simeon Valery
twenty.seoond Gay of December, 1859.
3. TRACr OF LAND, lying in township num-
western bank OF Bayou Teehe. bounded on the
upper line BY lands belonging to the said 8. T.
CALLER. purchased by the said S Il Thorne fre a
Mfs. Nlrsinie Patin. wife, separated in property
OF Aiexanore Nezat. by act passed before Simeon
Halery maItiu, notary. on the twenty fifth day of
4. TRAIT OF LAND lying in said toxnsn,,
Southwestern District of Louisiana CONTAINING ona
divided half of tract Of land having four hundres
and slxty-one 43-l0O arpents the Whole purchased
by D 1; horne from Alexander Estelet By an act
passed before simeoa Valery Martin. notary on the
5. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND lying at the
place called "Grande Pointe,' coz tanning one nun
ared and slxty-thres 75loo acres. being the frac-
siona southeast quarter of section number twenty.
nve. In township number eight, south of range
number SIX, east, purchased by the SAID s. r.
i Ihorne from John O. Hamilton, by An act passed
ps,ore Alpnonss Landry, notary of the parish of St.
Nhartin on the twenty ninth day of August 1859
.. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, being in the
southwest fractional quarter of section humber
twenty I'VE, IN township number eight south Of
range NUMBER SIX east in the Southwestern District
OF LOUISIANA containing hundred and fifty
70 ,Uo acres purchased by the said S. T. Thorne
rom AureIn Breaux. by act der private sigma.
tu5e. dated twentieth day of august, 1883
Iogether with all the buildings and proyements
thereon, machinery etc.
-Ierms-Cash at the time of adjudication in
United States Treasury no- es -
purchaser. "a 'e
March &c. 1870. e" OA'7"As'
s. B. PACKARD,
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