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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10

Specie AT THE DIAMoND.-Herr Henne-
berg, who daily and mighty liquidates mat
ters at the corner of Carondeet and Lafay'
cite streets, previously before and subse-
ouently after" lunch hours, is down with
the specie fever, and showers out gold and
oliver coin more freely than he does green
backs. Being familiar with the clink of
hard money, he rather likes it, expressing
thu hone that all who thirst for gold or
strong drinks, may call on him and behold
the glitter of his Diamond.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10

a POLICE CHANGE.-Captsin Schoenecker,
lately of the fifth precinct, is transferred to
the second, in place of Captain Lewis.
Captain Lewis goes to the fifth precinct.
The Board of Commissioners has decided
70 lop off from the list of detectives Messrs.
Boullosa, Goewey. Diepert and Canonge'
sending them to beat duty, if they will go.
Mr.. Boullosa has served on the police In
this city, under many authorities, for nearly
thirty years, and has always been con-
sidered very efficient as q detective. The
others we have not known that length OF
time, but our short acquaintance convinced
Us that they were thorough workers. Only
four special officers now remain at head
quarters, Messrs. Smith, Barrett, Houlihan
snd Cunningham.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10

Poll No. !. Precinct No l5-At Engine Houee, No. 6
EsplanaGe street, opposite United States Mint.
Inspectors--F. e. Dumas, A. Lusto, Josep
CIerks-J. A. Snaer, f. Lascy.
Poll No D. Precinct No. l5zAt schoolhouse, corner
of Union and GreatClen streets
Inspectors-Augus6 Leblanc, ID. Dupie3sLs H.
Cierks-Lazsre Rodriguez, II. Rey.
Poll NO. !, Precinct No. 16-At Mechanics Hall
Derogny street, between history and col
Inspeotors-E. O. Morpny. I. Sanchez, N. v.
Clerks-N. Leblanc, Il Farr.
Poll No 2, Precinct NO. l6--Residenoe of A. Du-
yigneand, on Bayou Road, opposite Lebseton
Inspectors--wilham Voss, Captain - Vilviert,
Joseph Duv gneaud.
Clerbs-John Wells. J SondL
Poll No l, Precinct No. l7c-At Engine House, Nil
Insoeotors-CharIes Evorshade. A. More, Fl.
C,erks--A. Ohastart. l. A. Viuet.
EIGHTH WARD.
Poll No. l. Precinct No. ls-At Book and Ladder
House No. 3, corner OF Margny and LeYee
inspeo:ors-Jules Dominion, j. Bryans, James
Clatks-Tbomas Leon, 4. Kalinkssi.
Poll No 2, Areclnct No. l3At Pbouix Engine
House 70. s. Victory street, between Marigny
observation-disclosures Vessier j. E. FACET, Z. n
Olsrks-John MoWho-ter, J. Waller.
Poll No. ], Precinct D. l3-Glroc street, Between
Msrig1y ahd Mandevia.
lnspect Srs-Alexander Armstrong. B. M8neini,
George Jackson,
Cierhs-Edward NJ. Livingston O. Woolrieh.
Poll No. 2, Precinct No. 1a-Corner of Spain and
Goo6children streets.
Inspectors-C. 4. Seaman, f. ion, II. r.
Smith.
Clerhs-John Minter, j. Sarrss uetba-
NINTH WARD.
Poll No. l, Precinct No. Goat Engine House, No
"a, CEeatmeD street.
Inspectors--L Roger, M. Weisheimer, +. Doberre
Uterks--J. H. Dyer, h. A. Woley.
Poll No @ Precinct No. 2o-At No. Is Louisa street
opposite Washington Market.
Inspectors-C. Meistsr. W. @. KinselIa, Eugene
Dupre.
Ulerks-P Power, Jr.. T. j. Jackson.
Poll No. l. Precnc. No. Z-Oorner Of Congress and
Levee streets
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08
THE MISSING BRIDEGROOM.
Il TRUE STORY.

NNHE cars were an hour and half be-
Il hind time, and some doubts were find
ing expression about their getting through
at all that night. The roads and by-ways
were blocked with snow-drifts, and though
the storm had ceased, and here and there
star shone through the thin cumuli, the
strong wind filed the air with fine icy parti-
cles that blew in ones face most disagree
ably.
Unfortunate, this Storm" said the sta
tion-master, drawing his cap down over his
ears.
eyes" was the brief answer.
Reckon there won't be wedding to-
night, any way"
"The cars are coming, Mr.. Alden" was
the quiet remark of the young man ad-
dressed, not apparently noticing his COM
panion's suggestive remark.
There was little silence, broken only by
the labored putting of the engine, and the
steady, monotonous ringing of the bell, as
the train moved slowly up, the huge snow
plow tossing the light snow in every drec-
ton.
BY the light of dingy lantern swinging
In the wind under the narrow awning the
young man aforementioned had scanned
closely each passenger as he alighted After
the train moved off, and the men had dis
appeared inside, he went round to the end
of the building, and unhitching TALL pow
erful-lmbed horse, sprang into the carriage
and drove away.
"Guess there won't be wedding at the
coloners tonight" said Alden, coming out
of his little Office in the corner of the room,
and locking the door carefully after him.
"Why, what's up?" asked one of the
men at the stove, and the storm-the mat
ter under discussion-was instantly aban-
doned.
"Why, Morrill, hasn't come. He was to
have been here in the noon train, but he
didn't come. Russ has been here waiting
for over two hours, as glum as tombstone"
81 don't believe this storm would have
kept me at home if so pretty girl as Lefty
Thornton was waiting to call me husband
said one of them, laughing.
"Or any other girl pretty or ugly" was
the quick rejoinder, followed by general
laugh, the speakers weakness for the fair
sex being somewhat notorious.
In the meantime Russell Thornton had
rode home long two miles, through the
drifted country roads.
"If it weren't that everybody in this mis-
cradle little town knew of Letty's expected
marriage it wouldn't be SO annoying" he
muttered petulantly, as he came in sight of
home, and saw the great square house
lighted from top to bottom. "The idea of
Lctty's name being in the mouth of every
country boor-by Heaven believe I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08

Is Hoey. Auctioneer-Otfice No. IL Exchange
pIace.-SATU RDA May Z, 1870, at twelve O'Clock
a., will be sold at public auction. at the Merchants
IIapaI and Cuetomhouse streets, by and IN puTsu
ance of an order from the honorable Louis isu-
yigneaud. Judge of the Second District Court Tor
the parish of Orleans, dated March Is. laiu. Sno
described and very valuable property belonging TO
the succession OF the late sunpter Turner, de-
cea led, to wit:
Known as the FACTOR S STEAM Cotton
PRESS. situated in the First District Of TINS CITY,
and in the square bounded by Tchoupitoulas, New
Leyee. Robin and Henderson streets, and measnr-
inc 8s follows. to wit: 35S feet 8 inches front OF rev
Teyee street, All feet 10 inches 6linss front on Robin
street, and 383 feet 7iuches 2 lines front on tienoer'
son street, and 1873 feet Z inches front on Icnoupi'
toulas street.
siye. well arranged ard substantially constructed
brick and slste.roOfed cotton press, known as the
fectors' Cotton Press, having q capacity OF, from
sixteen to eighteen thousand bales. and equipped
with q good steam press. The buildings, yards,
rress. machinery etc, all in perfect working order.
This property will be sold subject to a lease expir-
ing thirtytirst August. 1870, at the rate OF SI6,GUO
per snnum. .wo
three and four years credit, for notes specially Sc.
cured by mortgage on the property, bearing elgnt
per cent per annum interest from the Gay OF SAFE
until final payment. The mortgage to contain the
five per cent attorneys fee clause, binding the pur'
chaser to pay, in the event that the notes gwen IN
part payment should have to be sued upon. me
irnprovemts to be kept fully insured at the expense
holders of the notes until their tinsl payment. The
taxes for the year 1870 to be assumed, over and
above the price of adjudication, by the purchaser.
Act of sale, together with the United STATES IN.
the purchaser, before a. Mazureau, notary public.
aD2 9 l6 % 30 MAJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08

DY G. X. GLHAKDEY g. CO. AUC-
d Observation-Disclosures j. Hoey, Aneti1neeT-otlee
No. II Ex ,hange Piace. - SATURDAY Apr!
9. 1870, at twelve O'Clock M, at the Merchants ana
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal. between Canal
and Customhousa streets, BY virtue OF an otoet OF
the Honorable the Second District Jo n1e e ,1i iae
matter on twenty-ninth March, 1869. and signed
second April. 1863. will be sold at public anction-
TWO CERTAIN LOTS Or PURFlOSS vi
GROUND, situated OF the batture OF the First
District of this city, together with the right OF &C,
erection therennto beiGng.ng: IN the saaaf He Doanaeo
streets. Said lots or portions OF ground ad,oln eac1
other, and, commencing at the distance OF IS feet l!
inches and Q lines from the corner OF troht ano
Henderson streets. measure each ~ feet 5 inches 63s
lines front on Front street and running inrougn tns
square a depth of 300 feet. have each a front Oh ~
feet 5 inches and 6 lines on Water street.
Terms of saie-Onethird cash. the remainder AZ
one and two years credit, in notes OF the purchaser,
subdivided to suit the interests involved, ana pear
irg interest Of eight per cent per annum, from dste
OF sale until final payment, secured by special mort
gage and vendors lien on the property sold, with
the penal clause of i've per cent attorney sfees IN
event of judicial demand to inforce payne MT OF the
notes or any of them, and purchasers furtner 10
assume payment over and above the price OF adludi-
and D p to the day Of sale.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
notary public.
ment of other interests, will be sold on the same
THREE CERTAIN PORTIONS OR LOTS OF
GROUND in the same square as and adjoining the
above described property. and having a like rIght OF
accretion and meas urirg together 81 feet II inches
and | line front on Front street, S2 feet III lnc9eS
and 6 lines front on Water street by 300 feet in
depth and front on Terpsichore street, and forming
the corners of Terpsicnore, Front and water stfeets,
AID with the first mentioned. property, forming
together a total of l27 feet 10 inches and = lines on
Front street. 1877 fest 10 inches and 2 lines on Water
street by 800 feet on Terpschore street. the whole N
accordance with plat OF survey by j. a q Heme
court, deputy city surveyor, dated New orleans
February %, 1870. mhS 10 q ap29
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
FRAME HOUSE, NO III TSEME STREET
SUCCESSION OF NARY ATM EASTMANH.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Nc, le,:A.

DY g.. K. GyKAADEH q CO.. AUG.
ID tioneers-Nichola j. Hoey, Auctioneer, once
No. II Exchange place.-SATUROAY, April 81, 1870,
ers' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Oustomhouse sire cts, by virtue of an order o
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated March Is, 1870, will be sold
by public auction for account of the succession OF
Mary Ann Eastman, the following described
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, SIT
uated in the suburb IRENE, second District OF this
city, in the square comprised within Treme, Marals,
Toulouse and St. Louis streets, designated by the
letter A on a plan by Depouilly, third November.
l845, deposited in records of Felix Percy, late notary
public in this city. Said lot measures. in American
measure, q feet 6 inches front on IRENE street, by q
depth of 20 feet pa inches, between parallel lines.
The improvements comprise a two-stOry frame
house, with front and side gallery: q two. story
kitchen, detached-ai STATE roof; the house and
kitchen have, each, four rooms; yard paved; %cistern,
etc. and known as No. III IRENE street, and is
rented az twenty-five dollars per month.
Terms of Sale-One half cash, balance at one
years credit in note secured BY special mortgage
and vendors lien, bearing interest OF eight per
cent per &nnum from Date OF sale until final pay
ment, with clause of five per cent attorneys fees III
event of suit to enforce payment Of the notes: an
p~rovements to be kept fully insured and policies
transferred to curator of estate. and purchaser 10
assume payment over and above his bid CT al taxes
for 1863 ana up TO day of sale.
Act of sale and United States stamps at the e1
pense Of the purchaser, before Z. u GottsS1sdA
notary public. mnSJ APPS ~ 2~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
VALUABLE RIvER FRONT PROPERTY
IN ALGIERS, OPPOSITE NEW ORLEANS,
Well adapted for Ship Yards and Warehouses.
THOMAS HASSAM vs. MRS. LOUISE Il. AN
dersou, Administrative ETC., ct a..
Fourth District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 8,zll.

Dy G. 2. aIKARDEY d CO., AUG
y Observation-Disclosures j. Hoey, Auctieneer-Ofice
No. IL Exchange pIace.-SATURDAY,, April q.
1870, at twelve O'Clock M, at the Merchants and
and stombou streets, in this city of New Or
leans. by virtue OF a Judgment rendered in the
above entitled matter, on the eighth of March, 1870,
by the Hon. Paul Z. Theard, Judge of the Fourth
District Court for the paish Of Orleans, will be
sold at public auction. the following described
SEVEN GOrs OF GROUND, together with all
the improvements thereon. situate in Duvergeville.
parish of Orleans, right bank OF the Mississippi river
between the Second and Third District Ferries,
designated as lots Nos. Sc, 7,8. 9. 10 land IL, on a plan
A, D'Hemecourt, surveyor, eighteenth OF March,
1872. deposited with j.. Il. Caire. late notary in this
city: the said lots measure each 81 feet inches front
on the public road, by ITO feet and 8 lines in depth,
all French measure, together with all the rights aud
privileges of batture. now belonging, or which may
| hereafter belong to the said lots extending to. the
Mississippi river. The improvements on said prop,
the lots are partly fenced. This property is situated
between the Second and Third District ferries, and
l being the next below the marine dry dock, and is
well adapted for ship yard and warehousing pur'
poses.
a credit of one and two years from date of sale Ia
/ the notes of the purchaser secured by special mort
gage and vendors lien, and bearing interest o.
eight per cent per annum from date OF sale until
final payment, with penal clause OF i've per cent at:
torney's fees in event of suit to enforce payment of
the notes. The improvements on the property 20
be kept fully insured and the policy transferred "a
the holders of the notes; purchaser 10 assume pay
ment over and above the bid OF all taxes Tor the cur
rent year, 1870 the notes to 30 divided to suit TN
ACT of-eole and United States stamps 1t the ex
pense 0t the purchaser. before T. Rouny. notsr
J pu lie. mh2o sp2S lSS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08

DY C.. Z. GIKARDEY d co., AUC-
d t~ioneers-Ofice, No. II Exchange Place
the Merchants ind Auotioneers' Exchange. Royal
the city of New Orleans, will be sold at public suc-
ton, to the highest and last bidder. by and in pur-
suapce of an order rendered by the Hon. Benjamin
T. Trimble, Judge of the Superior Court OF Goa
homa county, State of Mississippi, sitting in CHAN
cery, dated the sixteenth of Octe Der. 1863. and rem
dered in the above entitled matter, the following
described property, to wit
THE WEST HALE OF SECTION TEN. IN
township twenty-six, north of range six west, in
Coahoms county, Mississippi, containing about -
acres, plaintiffs sgainst the defendants.
1.-THE decree Of the honorable ooart directs that
the undersigned Commissioner doVDli, and make g
deed or deeds. conveying all the right. title and in
terest, both legal and equitable, IS well of complain
ants as of defendants. in all the lands and personal
property. SO sold, and scknowledse the came foi
report his proeeedings, under this decree, at the
Terms-Oasho on the spot At the time Of sdiudica-
| ton.
Act Of sale before -, notary public, ct tht
| mh0 spse On GIRARDEY, Commissioner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
A GOOD DWELLING AND BUSINESS SITE
ON THE CoRNER OF SEVENTH AND
FULTON STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MAGDELENA GERHARD
Second District Court for the Paris Orleans
No. 33,i32.

DIV C. e. sIKAmDEY d Con-: j.
pIsce,-SATURDAY, April 9. 1870, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, will be sold at public auction. at the
Merchantsi and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal,
between Canal and ~Customhouse streets, by virtue
and in pursuance Of an order from the Honorable
Louis Duyigneaud. Judge of the Second District
Court for the Parish of Orleans, dated the twenty
eighth February, 1870, and rendered in the above
entitled matter, the following described and valuable
property, belonging TO the succession OF the ate
Magdalena Gerhard deceased. to wit
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
in the Fourth district of this city, in the square
bounded by Seventh, Eighth, Fulton and Lsves
streets, and known as square number two. Said
lots are designated by the numbers one and two,
on plan drawn by Benjamin Buisson, surveyor,
dated the fifth March, l63l, and deposited in the
Office of G. r. Stringer, late 3 notary public IN this
city. 3,
Lot number one forms the corner of Seventh and
Epllon streets. and measures 81 feet front on Sew
enth street By i25 feet in depth and front on Fulton
street; together with all the improvements thereon,
comprising three one story frame tenement houses,
with kitchen to each and a spacious stable in the
rear.
front on Seventh street by lbs feet in depth. be-
tween parallel lines, together with the improve
ments, comprising a well built. and comfortably
arranged two-story frame dwelling, having four
rooms below and four above; a two-story frame
kitchen with ~cistern. and 8 two-story feed house
and horse stable. The dwelling is known as MOI
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Acts of sale, together with the United states
internal revenue stamps attached. At the expense
Of the purchasers, before --, notary pubnc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
FOUR TwO-sTORY DWELLINGS, us pzsz;
TO PUNCTpAL TENANTS.
ny NEVILLE g. VAN soLssxsuss

DY NEVILLE d VAN OLHMxTV
ID Auctioneers-pfice No. Ill Gravier ssnssas~-
viii be sold at public auction, on
April g., 1879, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the MAJ
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal ss-sss a
between Canal and -Customhouse Streets
IA CERTAIN PORTION OF GROuND, ae~
gether with all the improvements thereon, sifnsksAn
bounded by st. Charles. Erato, Carondelet SsrH
Thalia streets, forming the corner of St. OaArtRrs
and Erato streets. Said portion of ground racesxess
81 feet 9 inches front on st. Charles street fy D.
depth, between parallel lines, of 90 feet z inchss sHux
i've lines, more or less.
The Improvements consist Of three two<spcs
frame buildisgs, Nos. S45, 347. and 80 ~
excellent order, having been lately thoroughly ssDr
hauled and freshly painted; they are all occovasf
by first class tenants and punctusL.
| 2. A CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND. 'n@s
| joining the above on the rear line, measuring 10
| feet3 inches front on Erato street. By q depth OF Eg
| feet 8 inches, between parallel line5
The Improvements consist of . neat two 4Ssnass
order, and containing all the modern Improvements
l and conveniences required by genteel families
This offers a favorable opportunity to uRSSs
wishing to invest in paying property, or to sscnsS
desiring to purchase for their own use. They WIN
be offered separately or in block, to suit purch anaxz,
There is a common alley in the rear OF these hcsAnRu
Terms-One third cash, remainder in one and ira
t, and bearing interest at the rate of eight par con-
per annum from date until final payment, with -
per cent clause in case OF snit to recover payneak .
the notes; property to b kept insured, and peHa
transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before A. Hero. notary public, u -
expense OF the purchaser. together with anhannn
Revenue stampA etc. aAAe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
AUCTION SALES.
By C.. E.. Girardey e. Co.
Two-sToRY HcUsE ON ST. ANDREW
STREET.
Succession or DENIS PATRICK DONOVAN
secend Distyic, Ooort for the Parish O. Orleans
No. aA6aS.

pY q. X. GrgAKDEY a Gu. AIIC,
No. Il Exchange Place. SATURDAY,, April ls,
1910, at twelve o'clock NJ. st the Merchants ano
Auctioreers' Exchange, on Royal street, between
Canal and Gu. tomhouse streets. BY virtue 81 az
order of the honorable the Second District Oourf
for the parish Of Orleans, dated ninth OF March
1870, will be sold at public auction, for account OF
the late Denis Patrick Donovan, the following de-
scribed property, 10 wit
o OF GROUND in the Fourth District OF
this city. in the square bounded by st. Andrew,
Josephine, Chippewa and Fulton streets, desIguG-
ted IS lot No. 4, and measuring 81 feet i9cnes
front on st. Andrew street BY a depth OF las feat .
lines on line of lot No 3. l49 feet 4 inches and Shree
lines 90 the side line nsxt Fulton street and 81 feet
in width.in the rear. he improvements comprise
a two.story house quilt toward the centre OF ire los-
The property is known as No. 100 st. Andrew street;
BASH, balance on a credit OF
twelve ard eighteen months, in notes secured by
special mortgage and vendors lien and gearing
interest of eight per cent per annum from oste OF
sails until final payment, with penal clause OF I'VE
per cent attorney fees in event Of SUIT improve
ments to be kept insured and policy transferred 70
holder of notes, and purchasers TO assume payment,
over and above the bid of ali taxes for the year 1865,
and up to day ofsalo.
Act of sale and United States stamps at me ex-
pense Of the purchasers, before w. j. CastsiI, no
Inv nufIio. mhl3 % sp2 Ie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
AUCTION SALES.
BY c. E. Girardey & Co.
STORK AND DWELLING NO nc NEW
LEVER STREET.
SUCCESSION OF BINEL LEVY.
Second District Coort for the psrist OF Oriesns-No.
u I'll.

DY G. Il. asHARDEY ~ Gu. AUG
D ~t;one5r-Nicholas }. Hoey, Auct!onesr,
Office N. Il Exchange piace.
DAY, April 30. 1870, at twelve, O'clock M,
at the Merchants and Auotionsers Exchange,
or Royal, between Canal and Custotnhouse
stress, by virtue o: an order of the Honorable the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated March q, 1870, will be solu by public auction
for account of succession of Binel Levy, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit .
A o OF GROUND in the First District OF
this city, in the square bounded ny New LeVee.
Commerce. julia and st Joseph streets, designated
as lot No. III, and measuring, in American measure,
l1feet 3 inches and a lines front on SAID new Le7ee
street, and IL feet 4 inches and 4 lines IN width IN
rear by 100 fest in depth, with use of common alley
in rear, opening on st. Joseph street. The improve
ments com prise o three-story Brick Dwelling ano
Store, know as No. 25 New Leyee street.
Terms-Fiiteen hundred dollars cash. and the
balance in notes ct one and two years credit, bear
ing interest of eight per cent per annum from date
OF sale until paid. The notes to be secured by
mortgage on the property; the purchaser to confess
judgment tor amount of the notes, casts and attor-
ney's tees OF five per cant in case the notes are not
paid ut maturity, and also to keep the lmproVenle nts
on the property insured to the satisfaction OF the
administrators of the estate, and transfer the policy
of insurance to him until the notes are palo, anc
assume over and above the bid the payment OF all
taxes for 1863 ana the current year.
Acts OF sale and United States stamps ct the ex-
pense OF the purchaser, before John !; Cotey,
notary public. mh27 ape IS 70 80