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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29

DIX c. E. GIEAKDEY 6, CO.-EICEO-
ID las j. Hoey, AuGtioneeT-Ottce No. Il Ex-
ensnge Plsee-fHUKsDAY. April Is, 1870. al
Il O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, on ROYAL. between Canal and Custom.
OF judgment in partition rendered in the first
above entitled latter, by the honorable the Fourth
seventeenth March. 1870. and signed the twenty
second March, $50, and by virtue of Judgment
rendered in the second above entitled matter by the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, on the nineteenth March. 1870 viii be
sold By public auction, order to effect the parti
ton decreed as above, the following described val
uabe property belonging to tie succession CT the
late Hart v. Shit, to wit;
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DY NEVILLE a VAN sOLINGE EN-.

DY NEVILLE a VAN sOLINGEN,
d Auetionsers-Ofics Nc. Ill Gravier street.
SATURDAY, Aprii 60 1870, at l. O'Clock, M,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, On
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets. viii be sold by public auction, by virtue of
an order from the Honorable Louis Duvigneaud.
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
the following described property belonging to the
succession Of. John Il. Robinson, to wit
l. THREECERTAIA LOTS OF GROUND. to-
getner with all the i'm prov ernents thereon rights
ways etc, thereunto belonging any wise ap-
psrtaining. stuseo in the second District OF. his
CITY, il the square comprised within Ra part,
Oonti Basin and Bienyllle streets.
Lot NO. forms the corner of Cont and Rampant
streets, and measures q feet II inches
CONT street OF l29 feet inch and lines, aud av
iDs ne same front on Basin street as on Ram part
street.
Lot No. 2 adjons lot Nc. :, and has from on
Rampant street of ~ feet and l iach, rum ing
through to Basin street, between parallel lines, av
inga depth of 1l9 feet inch and lines and Y feet
! inch front on Basin street.
Rampant street of q feet inch by depth of l23
feet inch and lines, between parallel lines run
ming through to and having front on Basin street
OF y feet and ipctae
I be improvements consist Of three three-story
buildings built with all the modern i'm provements
containing in each large drawing rooms, dining
rooms bed rooms ETC. well ventilated, with gal
leras IN front of TIE substantial Kind, all well suE
piled with hydrant and cistern water, al bang
able streets OF the city. There can be more de-
sirable residences for families. They contain about
eighteen rooms each, wltn every convenience that
can be desired.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES. !
BY G. E. Girardey & Co.
LARGE AND NRgSERVED SALE
AT AUCTION
h EASY TERMS AND LONG CREDIT, or
OBOsCE CENTRAL, COMMERCIAL AND
DWELLING PROPERTY.
COMPARING
EvENTEEN SPLENDID TWO, THREE AND
FoUR-sroRY gEICK STORES.
sS msnts OF more reliable as productive rentals.
Situated IN tie most commanding portions Of the
city, on Canal Cohmor, Camp, Gravier,
Magazine, Tchorptoulas and
New Levee streets.
TOGETHER w1TE RESIDENCES AND
DWELLINGS,
Or R.4rnpsr: and Royal si.eets.
tANn CHOICE BUILDING SITES, IN THE
Fourth District, East Bouiigny and Oarrolitor.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE HART N. SNIFF
MES. BAzIiIoE SNIFF, WIDOW OF HART
NJ Shift and ais, vs. Mrs.. Emily Z. Shift, Tutrix.
SUIT IN PARTITION.
Fourth District Cour, ior tie Parish Of Orleans
Nc. l4,720
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD SNIFF
Second District Court ior tie Parish Of Orleans
No. 1855.
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AUCTION SALES.
By c. e. Girardey e. Co.

provements comprise threestory brick store,
known as Nc. 10 North Market street, opposite 81
Mays Market.
u. TWO LUTS OF GROUND in the First Dis
trict of this city, in the square bounded oy Com-
scribed as follows:
A lot of ground measuring Ga feet 10 inches front
on Commerce street 65 feet inches lires Woe in
rear by depth Of lO6 feet inches on the side line
toward ula street and l06 feet inches IN depth or
provement- comprising two story brick warehouse
known as Nc. So Commerce street, and ono story
building adjoining.
The three.story brick building No. $50 New Leyee
lot measures 81 fee inches front On New Levee
street by lO9 feet ~ inches in depth.
This properly Is well adapted for Warenousing or
manufacturing purposes. -. - -
L. THREE CEktAIN LOTS OF GROUND in
the FIJI District OF this CITY, in the square bounded
b. gazine Foucber, Jutla and st Joseph streets,
designated by The Nos. l, 2 and 3. measuring each
q feet inches 612 lines trout Magazine street.
by III feet 10 inches lines depth, between parallel
lines. Together with the Improvements thereon
comprising a double one story frame house, with
l,;tshen to re ar tenement, and stabjpc
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AUCTION SALES.

BY G. e. Girardey & Co.
PEREMPTORY SALE
OF AN ELEGANT THREE.STORy BRICK
RESIDENCE,
CORNER OF EsPLANADE AND BOURBON
STREETS.
ONE OF THE MOST CHARMING u DWELLING
LOCATIONS IN THE CITY oE
NEW ORLEANS.
gDOUBLE ONE.STORY FRAME HOUSE
ADJOINING THE ABOVE ON BOURBON
STREET.
IN THE MATTER OF TEE MINORS MONT
GOMERY.
Sesord District Court for the Parish G. Orleans
No. 22,5S5.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Charles E. Fortier.

VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN THIS PARISH
ON THE RIGHT BANK OF THE RIVER
MISSISSIPPI, ON DELERONDE STREET
BETWEEN VERRET AND OLIVIER
STREETS.
TEN SHARES OF THE STOCK OF TEK
PEOPLES BANK o. NEW ORLEANS.
SUGGESTIONS OF HANNAH LOUISE RILEY !,
deceased, wife Of Rosemono Lorio. DR., and Of
Eosenond Lorio, Jr.
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nv CHARLES Il. roKTIER. AUG

d tioneer-Ofice No. 81 Exchange slley.-SArUR-
DAY, April 9, 1870. at twelve o'clock NJ, ct
Charles Hotel, st. Charles street, between Com
mon and Gravier streets will be cold By virtue Of
OF the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans dated fourth OF March, 1870. tie following
4 L0T OF GRpUD. situate in the. parish OF
Orleans, on the right bank Of the river Mississippi.
bounded by Olivier, Peter Verret and Delaronde
streets. and designated lot No. 7, of square No.
eleventh december, 1852 aud deposited as plan NO.
l IN the office of 5. Magner, notary. Said lot mea
80 feet front DelaroDde rect by depth of
1875 feet IL inches and lines. between parallel ines
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. consisting of a double two story frame
house.
TEN SHARES of the Capital Stock of the
PIES Bank of New Orleans.
IermS-FOI the stock, cash; Tor th9 real estatk
the purchaser to assume payment of two notes OF
one 5hou.snd dollars each, dated the twenty.sixtn
years from date with six per cent interest from
date to maturity, and eish, per cent interest aifer
maturity until payment, and for the balances cash IN
United States treasury notes..
Act of sale before w. ). Castell. notary prhiic.
at the xpense of the purchaser, including United
States internal revenue stamps
Eh5 Il 10 app
THREE VALUABLE PROPERTIES ON ST.
LOUIS STREET. ONE FORMING THE:
CORNER OF ST. LOUIS AND RAMPANT
STREETS, AND BEING NOS. IsG, l5s AND
l6o ST. LOUIS STREET.
POSITIVE SALE TO EFFECT PARTI'
TON AMONG HEIRS.
SUCCESSION OF, MRS. ANNE LAvIGNE,
Widow of Jean Bsptis;e Rivsrde.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
By Neville & Van Solingen.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN G. ROBINSON.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 70 PUB
CHASE FINE RESIDENCES
THREE ELEGANT ERIOk DWELLINGS on
RAMPANT STREET.
TWO PINE RESIDENCES ON BASIN STREET
Sta BILE WIFE LARGE LOT ON BASIN
STREET.
VACANT LOT on CANAL STREET.
TWO SHARES Oh La VARiErE ASSOCIATION
TWO SHARES MECEANICS' AND AGEIOUL.
TURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION. AND SCRIPS
OF LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29

VALUABLE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
COMPRISING TWO SQUARES OF GROUND,
WITH SUPERIOR BRICK BUILDINGS,
Completely Equipped with Steam Tyler Press
Wellknown as the
"FASsMANN STEAM COTTON PRESS"
With Sixteen Building Lots, opposite the Jackson
Railroad Depot.
Succession Of the late Henry Fassmarr.
Seccnc District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3o.l49.
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Stocks.

SHARES St. Charles Hotel Company.
SHAKES Louisiana State Bauk.
2 SHABkS Bank OF Louisiana
80 SHARES Opelousss and Great Western Rail
ROAD Company.
WATERWURKS BONDS of the city of New
Orleans, tor 500 each, bearing i've per cent IN
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VALUABLE RIVER FRONT PROPERTY
IN ALGIERs, OPPOSITE NEW ORLEANS,
Well adapted for Ship Yards and Warehouses
THOMAS EASSAM VS.. MRS. LOUISE u. AN
dersor, Admirstrstrix etc, ct a..
SUIT IN PARTITION.

Fourth District Court for the P&risr 0. Orleans
No. Z3,5lC.
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AND
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD SNIFF.

Second District Court ior tie Parish Of Orleans
No. 1856.
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IN THE MATTER OF TEE MINORS MONT
GOMERY.

Second District Court for the Parish q Orleans
No. 22,5s5.
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Succession Of the late Henry Fassnnar q.

Dye. E. GIRAKnEY g. &C.. AUG
ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. Hcey, Aueuoneer-or1ce
1870, at twelve O'Clock M. will be sold at public
auction. at the Merchants and Aucuodeers tx
cnange on aoyal street. between Canal ana aston tom
the Honorsbe b. II. Duvlgneaud. Judge OF the
second District Court Tor the parish o. Orlean q,
dated December 8, 1862 and bearing tue No ~ ~,
en- the docket Of said court. and rendered IN the
above entitled matter; and of subsequent order,
rendered eleventh Of March. 1870, the following
THE. WILL kS WS AND oAP PA!11,J:s
Press opposite the New Orleans, jackson and !ireat
Northern Railroad depot. IN the First District OF
this CIV comprs ng two entire squares, the first If
which IS formed b. Calliope, Euphrosins Howard
and Freret Jacobs street, measuring as follows:
253 feet inches lines front on Csiope and tuphro-
sine streets by 3O feet inches lines front How
ard and Freret date Jacobs streets The second
square is bounded by CaIlope, Euphrosine, Jacobs
ures as follows 253 feet inches lines trot each
of Calliope and Eupbroslne streets apd 31i feet
inches lines front each OF Ereret and Locust
date Jacobs and Sols) streets Per plans at sale.
The property is under lease, ending on the nrst OF
September, $50. al the rate OF siICUO per annnln'
or essee to be transferred to the purchaser for the
unexpired portion Of the leaae SAID property to be
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, com prs,ng on eacn square most
substantially built brick warehouse lTGis two
bricks thick). constructed by the late Mr. Henry
Eassnau with the best naterla' 3 for his own occu
nation ana expressly srrar 2ed and subdIv,ded to
s1Ii the convenience and afford every facility for
the STORAGE and compTe5sment OF cotton Inc
Press is equipped with powerful Tyler press com
pIete in all us apDoiD tInelts-
Situated almost opposite the New Orleans. Great
Northern and jackson Railroad depot, ana "tthln
one square of the New Canal. the receipts from
these TWO great arteries ct commerce renders us
position not only commanding, but superior to any
press in The city for large patronage. whoh II mas
steadily enjoyed sir its construcaon- Therefore
either d investment or a prohtaole enterprise,
Ii it cap command $1,000 to $4,000 rental, what
must II not pay as 3 business!
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By Sheriff Maxwell.
IMPORTANT SALE
INrEE
PARISH OF ST. BERNARD.
COURTHOUSE DOOR, ON SATURDAY,
April 2, at AM
2. VILLAvASO EFT AL. VS.. EDMOND :
WHERE EFT AL.

TEvHF SHERIFF WILL SELL, AT THE,
l. above date the VlIlLERE PLANT ALTON,
situated below the city OF New Orleans, at about
measuring about nineteen arpents front by depth
extending to Lake Borgne together with all the
Buildings, Dwelling House, Sugar-House and Ma
ehinery,,in good oreer; Stables, Barns, CABINS,
seed Canes and Rattoons, Implements of nus
bsndry, Ten Mules and all appurtenances.
Also
PORTION OF GROUND On the adjoining
plantation of large extent, part of the plan
assuring about sixteen arpents front BY forty
penis IN depth. as plan in the Office of A. Pitot
attorney at law. No % Royal street.
Terms OF ssle-One-fourth cash, and the balance
one, two and three years, notes bearing eight
cent LtereSt,
The steamboat leaves every day st P NJ from
the foot of Esplansde street, and conveys the pas
sengers within two miles OF the courthouse
mill I'd
SPLENDID THREE, STORY BRICK DWELL
INGsHoUsE. IN THE FIRST DISTRICT, AT
AUCTION BY TIE SHERIFF..
MARTHA JOHNSON VS.. SUCCESSION OF e
ROBBINS
Second Distric. Court 70. TIE Parign'ot Orleans,
No. e ,52o
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Fourth District Court ior tie Parish Of Orleans
Nc. 1870
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29

FIRST GLASS PROPERTY ON ST. CHARLES
STREET, CORNER or ERATO, FIRST
DISTRICT.
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SALE OF WAREHOuSED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.

UNITED STATES CusToMEousr
Collectors Office. !
New Orleans, March lS, 1870
DY NEVILLE az VAN sOaINGEN,
I'D Auctioneers-Ihe following goods having re
NAMED in warehouse unclaimed for more than one
year, warehouse1 for more than three years. IL!
be sold at public auction in accordance with law
and the regulations of the Treas ury DEPARTING MT az
wafehouse No. /. Uust omhouse Building, on FRI
DAY, April =, 1910, at eleven O'Clock A. M
] bale Cotton, / case containing Shotgun and
Seeds 10 frames Tar Roofing, 2 boxes Tin Plates,
case Books, Rubber Bali, box Samples. ! bundle
Tobacco, case Porcelain, cases Out Glass, case
Books, case Sugar Cane, 4 Almonds. ! bale
Hemp Sacks, box Dye, bundles Cotton Ties.
WAREHC USED OVER THREE YEARS.
l6 cases Wine, s casks White Wine, cask an
key Iron Buckles, ] bale Wooden Cloth, % baskets
Champagne, 1t cases Sparkling Wine, / barrel
Prune Brandy case Felt Hats.
Terms-Cash in gold.
JAMES +. CASEY,
mh2 &c E 30 81 apl 3s7 Collector.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-08-02
ISIIIIIIACiiI...'|.FII'..IV|EIN|TI

4 ttArslat Sc. ~. or IN W ata 81. elesieaalt O
II ih9y want ihe most papulaf apa beea Ntlns
sHtr&tiUtiaH isnuAs ruhllahtsi and ltiF HtHat 90
sss,8 t4fsls at.Ha 0tf tifnulafe 1heywi(i esi saa
nothing and may be ai great t@ueAt "a S1a,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02
volV Monroe 0uachta Parish La, Saturday, July 1870

party is the deadest dead thing
above ground. And if the surviv-
ing friends wish to retain for it..any
feelings of respect they will hasten
its funeral. Upon it's melancholy
tomb let us inscribe this epitaph:
DIED,
After brief but brilliant carecr, the late Repub
lcan Party.
BORN
OF patriotic impulses, it built hinge naves organ.
lied vast armies, and through long
campaigns with bloody battles
Saved the Nation from the jaws of Hell.
It's immediate Of dissolution was Trichinia.
Certain vermin, known as
Thieves, PlundSrers and Protocti0nistS ate into
it's vitAis,
Causing dreadful nausea, q bad
smell. and q sudden death. d. p.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

For years I was connected with
the press at Rochester, four miles
from Gad's Hill, the country seat
of Mr.. Dickens. On Sundays he
and his family,occasionally indulg-
ed in cricket and other field
sports and entertained company
probably at the sacrifice of at
tendance at church. Beyond this
I do not believe the slightest i'm
putation can be brought against
him, except that his marital rela-
tions were not of the happiest. In
the whole realm of England tho
memory Of no man will stand
higher in the estimation of it's peo-
pie for deeds of genuine Christian
benevOlence than that of Charles
Dickens.-[N. Y. Tribune.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

had lived to enjoy a greater share
Of popularity than any author of
his time, and to reap golden har-
vest from the field where he had
sown the seeds of his immortal
mind.
Standing on the edge Of that
field. we suddenly miss the tail
and manly form. which was it's
brightest ornament: He has fallen
and we shall look upon his like no
more, forever, for we can scarcely
expect to see such another splen-
did writer in our day and genera
tion. He is dead! And England
has lost the brightest jewel in the
literary cOronet which alorns hor
brow with unfading radiance
Mobile Register.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

A letter from Saratoga to the
Boston journal says the style is
amazing this year. The Grecian
bend of former seasons is nowhere
this year. The huge dresses worn
leave tho impression that a lady
got up in style must have about
her person a good sized lobster
basket. Plain smooth hair is
scarcely seen. But the frizzed,
porcupine, widc-awake style is
the rage.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

Before tho Indians left WASH
ington, the President handed $4O0
to Capt. Poole, and directed that
each chief should choose presents
to the value of 800. They wero.
accordingly taken to a store, where
each filed a large trunk with arti-
clesof various kinds. Combs, brush
es, umbrellas, blankets, and beads
seemed particularly to please their
fancy. Swift Bear wanted to take
about a dozen umbrellas, but was
dissuaded by Capt. Poole.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

Alta mine in the Hartz Mountains
it was found necessary to connect
two tunnels sixty-five apart. To
accurately affect the junction 81
compass was set in one gallery
and loadstone weighing two
hundred pounds in the other. The
influence of the magnet over the
compass through the solid rock
was complete, and perfect pre-
cisiOn of results secured.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

In deciding a suit for divorce,
all Iowa judge said "that evident
ly the plaintiff herself furnished
q large share of the provoking
cause of thir difficulties, and thai
her remedy was not in a court.
but, if her health would permit.
in a reformation Of her manners"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

In tho course of q recent speech
upon the decline of American COM
merce, Gen. Banks said: 'tOur
taxes are heavy, and the system
of import duties is necessarily
burtlensome upon trade; business
is depressed, confidence is impair
ed, and our relations with other
countries not rs pleasant as we
could WISH" This is q brief but
comprehensive summary of what
the people of the United States
owe the Radical party.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

Senator Thurman Dcm.) Is in
favor Of saying to Spain, and ia
the simplest words in which it can
be expressed, "that you not only
ought to recognize the indepen-
dence of Cuba, but you must do it,"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

Chicago has a new church at
which the. pulpit is provided with
q copper speaking trumpet, which
is connected with eleven pews,
where, with rubber hose attach
ed, the deaf may enjoy sermon
as we'll as those not SO untortu-
nate.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

,,estrcvrd by ire near Alexandria, the Institution
is temporarily located at Baton Rouge in the Deal
and Du1nb Asylum. Location very healthy. and &c
Communications ample for {. large humber Of Cadets
Number this session, lSO.
May %, 1870 noAJ
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

Office Of the University, in New Orleans ut Swa
brick & Co.'S, 50 Camp Street.
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ITGNOSKI'S THREE
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The President has himself de-
clared that he intends to remove
Mr.. Motley, Minister to England
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Joseph Cisco, Charles Wilson, and the other
sawdust countcrfeiters, have given bail In 5000 each
TO appear for trial.
DR.. Thomas Lookup Evans, the notorious
abortionis was brought before Judge Ingraham last
Saturday on a writ OF habeas corpus The hearing was
adjourned until this morning, before Judge Card0za
James Adams of No. II Essex-st. has lately
swinded several downtown firms by pretending to be
expressman receiving packages OF goods and signing
receipts for them. On Saturday he attempted second
time to yctimize Block IL Sons OF No 165 Church-s and
was given into custody. Yesterday Justice Downing
committed him 10 the TOmbs.
At the jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day. Jose Donopoes was committed for stealing cloth
worth $40 from Louis Cavanags store, No. IS Beecker
ST. Nov H.. Horace Cooke, former pastor OF the 5eY,
enth-st NJ T.. Church, arrested for drunkenness ana
disOrderly conduct detained until sober and then
dismissed.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Bowling committed James Murphy for having
stolen 81 from John Snyder of No. 10 Thomast James
Hughes a fashouably dressed man, committed on
SATURDAY for having swndled Thomas j. Owens or NO.
la2 Frontst OF $50, by promising 10 take MN 10
place where Mr. owens could recover Jrulh WHICH NC
lost while travelling last Summer.