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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-09
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
rcorrrSuEp FROM FIRST PAaE.l
Tne factories along the river are all Hooded
River unleIligenae.

s.uwpsr Pass, April %, IL Ma.
-ometer 3OO5. Wind southeast, light. NO
arrivals. Sailed: Steamship 1azoo, oaIA
Da,nar and schooner Linda. Outside walt
no f,r fair wind to sail Ship GenevieVe,
t9icklapd, and bark Metis.
Seven p. M.-BarOmeter 80. WIND sou'n.
uest iieht. Arrived: Steamship Clinton az
s ~eS'i M. Beckett. master, from Indianoia
and Galveston, to C. A. Whitney q" w.
sailed: Steamship st. Mary. p;,
VIcKsRuRa, April 22.-Passed up BIS Us
marck at tM. Down: Alaska. at No f. M ~,
Pargoud at P. NJ. RIVER rising. "ea'hei
PIrIsguRo, April 22.-Monongaha,a ~
feet and falling slowly; Aieghany nu5 Zee,
Greensboro IL feet, stationary "eS'n''
steady. Thermometer ol. 1.,:o
CAIRO, H., Aprll 22.-Passed mp; Jniia.
yicksburg to St. Louis, at m'dnIght; ROPER
Ruins. Memphis to Cincinnati, A.: NJ; Al
thnr. New Orleans TO ST. Louis, a. ~ >
Ieonidas. New Orleans to ClnclnnAtI' =
N Simnson HorDer, New Orleans to LOUIS
vile. A P. NJ. Passed down: Lou'.'is,e,
from Louisville TO New Orleans, ~ A; N;
Colorado, st. Louis to Vick5purS, . L d. u
Grand Era. st. Louis to New utIea w., . :
M River fell eighteen inches. Weathei
clear. Mercury Is. .uo foo,
IN the lat twenty .tour hours, with forty
seven feet in the channel and fifty five undel
the bridge. Weather clear aud warm.
MEMPHIS. April 22.-River fell three inches
p,ssra down: A COSY, Mollie Able ant
Marble City. Passed up: Mary Ann
weather clear. Thermometer 81. w.t..
LOUISVILLE, April %, Arrived, hent e,
from New Orleans. Departed. he4toh a. a.
Cincinnati, Nick Longworih ior new VI
leans. River rising rapidly: lour ievs viz rritt
irnhas IN the mast twenty four hours. VIII
t, sss ' feet . eight inches in the canal ana
IL;een ,eI faet six inches in the chute
weather clear aud warm. mercury seventy
eight. e, no .rr;yes. q. r
Church. from Memphis. Departed; Benz
Memphis. tor Memphis; Commonwealth io'
Nv Orleans. River falling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
Monetary and Commercial
MON ETAK ".
ogYiOE OF THE DAILY RgFCBLIC.S
FRIDAY EYENINl. Anil y is.0

ogRiOE OF THE DAILY KGFrBLIC.E,(
FRIDAY EVENING. April y, 1870
The money market proper is not only
quiet and easy, but with an unusually album
dant supply. We still. however, quote as
street rates l09l2 70 cent u annum for Al
notes with uuQues.ionable colaterals aud
6rst-class business paper without collat-
erals, and l4@l5 per cent U month for
second grade; l00ll e cent y annum for
AL mortgage paper, and 12G- for second
class. From the large supply Of available
capi;al the offerings CT business paper, both
al the banks and ON the street. are readily
taken. Mortgage paper is in request and
very scarce, and we hear of exceptional ne
gotiations of AL al 9 II cent S8 annum. >
Gold opened at 1i2491l3 (agairst l13 at
New York;, and alter a limited business
closed at the opening rates. The sales in
Guided $1,000 at ll2i; 5000 and SO 600 at
Il2aGl2E; $1,000 az ll2E, and $1,000 and
$500 at ll3. Nothing reported in silver.
Foreign Exchange varied in agreement
with the course OF gold and bills at Ner
York, the market closing at net decline Of
4033 per cent. The sales Of sterling EN-
braced about E53 coo. including E2500 good
commercial st 1929, $4,000 at 1921, $500 bill
OF lading at 1929, flG00 clear and f2000,
$500 and Ell 800 bill Of lading at 1922.
$4,000 AL bill of lading at 1929, $4,000 Al
clear at 1929, $4,000 bank at 1928! and $1,000
st 1881. The only sale Of francs reported is
100. 600 bank at 4 60. Sterling may now be
quoted st 22I@l223 for good TO Al bill Of
ladiDg ana clear, and l235@l23f for bank !;
and francs 4625@LG0l for The former and
oh $50 for the latter.
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were
moderate. but rates suffered no material
change. The banks still drew on New York
at Z ~ cent premium, and the sales in
cluded 500 and $40, 900 commercial sight
on New York at ! premium, $40, 900 and
$50, 600 commercial and $50, coo private bank
ers at 9-32, and S25, 900 at sic.
In stocks so shares Sugar-shed Company
sold at S32 so; 100 Canal and Claiborne Street
Railroad at So; Is Pneumatic Propelling
Company at $40, and 100 Crescent City
Slaug hterhouse at $50 Is. Early in the day
sale Of 65 Mississippi Valley Levee Com
pany was reported at $40. $500 city seven
10 cent bonds sold at 7sI.
We note sales of $1,000 new State warrants
at SO, and $1,000 old at 81, and $1,000 Metro
politan Police at 93i@94, mostly at "a; al
the close 9ia was bid for the latter.
There appeared to be nothing doing in
city treasury notes. Dealers rates for
small sums were Is discount buying, and II
selling We quote:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
COMM EKCIAM-
FRIDAY EVENING. April q

FRIDAY EVENING. April Y, 1911.
CoTroN-The sales to-day embraced 1900
bales, at rather weaker prices for mixed
lists and the poorer qualities while the bet
ter descriptions were firm at the previous
advance. Nothing, however, TRANSFERRED to
require any change in our quotations, which
we repeat as follows: Low ordinary at l52
@l65c; ordinary atl7i@19c; good ordinary
at 2o4@2lc; low mlddiing at 2l{@2l4c;
middliug, at 2240-c; strict middilng az
-@22fc; and good middling at 23@-c.
The market opened with fair inquiry,
but less spirit than yesterday, and con-
siderable business was done during tie
morning at prices showing no quotabe
change, but with the advantage neverthe-
less manifestly on the side OF the buyers.
Later in the day factors were more conf
dent. while buyers continued to operate
pretty freely. taking the amount noted
above. The supply was only moderate.
Regular buyers found it difficult TO 60 On at
our quotations, but others reported prices a
shade easier, and considerable purchases
were made ~ figures which would not have
been accepted yesterday.
The sales for the past three days sum up
l5 l60 bales, making. with the addition OF
$50 bales to Tuesdays business, an aggre-
gate in the week of 1000 bales, against TO-.
$50 last week and 81 COG the week before;
and ,he weeks receipts 1850 bales, en-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

Last evening Mr.. A. J. Talbot, OF the Aa
Rue Minstrels, gave to select few after tne
close of the performances at the st. Charies
Theatre, an exhibition Of his skill as
marksmar. An orange was placed on the
head of Mrs. Talbot, who stood at one SIDE
of the stage, while Mr.. Talbot, whose AIN
was true and his nerves steady, stood on
the other side and fred pistol ball at the
orange. The first shot went over the
orange, which fell untouched; but the second
shot perforated the orange below its centre.
The same feat will be performed to-morro"
evening. Mr. Talbot is rival OF Wllilam
Tell
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
SHERIFF'S SALES.
n and A. SOulie vs.. ID Oseph Aoor1Roe@'

n. and A, sOulie vs.. d Oseph AoorigueA.
r7,aIIRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THIS PAL
isb of Orleans No. q e35-by virtue OF writ OF
sci xnro and sale to me directsd by the don0raoie
;he Eourth District Court for the parish OF Oreans
in the above entitled cause will proceed 70 sen ~
nuhjic anotiop at the Merchants ana Auct0nee,s
Exchange Royal street, between CANA, hno tu s
tomhouse streets, ID the recond Distrlct OF LIS
city, on TUr SDAY, May "a 1870 at tweiss
o'clock NJ, the following described properly 10
vii o-D,,Sn ..u,thar
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
with all he rlgb Wa serv,snoe' privileges eiu
advantages thereuuro Belonging, situate IN ne
First District Of this city in the square Doonoeu ps
81. Patrick olympia. Gasluet ana Gansi ee'ec.,,
designated hy he numbers hfteen ana slAleeu o'i
tIsn de posted IN the office OF v H. GottscEa.k no
tary pubic Ia this city under inc ndmDer hity.on1'
according to which plan said lots measure as io.
lows viz: Lot number fifteen has thlr'y ieeb 'front.'
st. Patrick street, by depth between psraI ie
liaes OF hundred and fifty seven feeI Two ihces
and three lines. And lot nun b. sixteen iof tpe
Of ST. Patrick sid GasQuet Streets ana meas
twenty nine feet eight inches al Two ithe9
front ST Patrick rect, by depth and fronO on
GasQuet street of one hundred and htty seven
feet Two inches and three lines. between paraDei
Ines, American measure. Beit he same properly
acquired by the defendant by purchase iron Mrs;
Mary Sugsnrah Walker, per set passed before sara
notary, h. q. Gotschalk, on the eighteenth March,
1857.
Seized ID thu above suit.
Tsrms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
-pp- ShariT oT roo Parish of (srjeanH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THH
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
LOUISE A. HACKER, WIFE OF v. GEROpIAs
VS.. Her Husband-No. 26l3

II HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
4 fifth day of March. 1870 judgment wes rendered
in this court in the following entitled suit in the
wor DIS ana figures following, 10 wit:
Louise A. BaHker, wife of V. Gerodias, her
husband-No. 26i3.
In this case. the court having duly considered the
peadings ard evidence, and BY reason of the Law
and evidence being with piaintlff-
1t is a. Judged and decreed that there be juda-
ment herein in favor of plaintiff Louise Aida
Hacker. against the defendant. Victor Gerodias,
her husband, decreeng separation OF property
between the said parties and dissolution OF the
community of acquets and gains existing between
them; that the said plaintiff do have and recover Of
her said husband the sum of twenty-five hun dred
dollars, with privilege and mortgage allowed by Law
to married women for the payment of their dotsI
and psraphernai rights, to be reckoned from the
eleventh of March, 1854, and with interest said
sum from the eleventh of March. 1854, until paid;
and that def ndant DAY costs.
Judg nent sigued March IL $50. e.
Signed L. WHARTON COLLINS, Judge
In testimony whereof have hereunto sat NY hand
al affixed the seal of said c1urt the city of Neu
Orleans or this eleventh day of March, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred anc
seventy, and the ninety fourth year of the indie
pendercs OF the United Sts-as.
GUS. BERNOUDY,
mhz3 apps Deputy CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH COURT OF THE PARISH OF 5EF-
FERSON.
ITO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS

ITO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
J. shall come-Greeting:
chased at sale maze by the Sheriff of the parish Of
jefferson the property hereinafter described. has
deed of sale was recorded on the twelfth day OF
April a. d., 167U, for a monition advert II,
State OF LOUIS ana, entited IAN set for the furthss
assurance OF tit to purchasers at judicial sales
therefore, know ye, and ali persons interested here
IN, are hereby cited and admonsned in the name OF
me state OF l9uslana, and OF the Parish court %
title or claim in and 10 the property hereinafter de-
scribed IN consequence of any into maiity in the
order. decree or judgment Of the court under which
the sale was made, Or any iIregu arty or ilegs ty
in the appraisements and Advertisements, in time
ever TO show cause cause within thirty days from
the day this moniton is first inserted in the public
papers, why, the sale made should not be COM
frmed and homo'ogated. The said property Vas
sold by the Sheriff Of the parish aforesaid on the
order of seizure and sale of this court rendered
the fifteenth as dsy OF February. A. p ~. W
No. 53s of the docket of this court, at which sale
Henry l.. Burns bee ime the purchaser for the pfioe
| OF six hundred az d seventy soIOl doha.s; s,.,
description of properly as gwen III tne Jooc.ss
Three certain lots of ground together with all the
rights ways, privileges thereunto belonging situa-
ted in Rickeryile, IN City and parish of JeHeT.
son, DESIGNATED BY the nump Is nltes5; sixteen aoS
| by Valmont Leontine Laure! and Live Oak streets,
plan made BY Buiss9h sId a h Is1a
| also on a plan made by:A Kuell, chitect. dated
nineteenth of January, 1852, deposited in the Office
| of James Graham, notary public. in New o. leans
/ SAID lots measure each agreeably to a sketch An.
ish Recorder and ex-ocio notary public in and for
the parish OF Jefferson, on the Ixteen of NoveM
Der, 1865. .bepg ale BY Jules O. Aucoin 10 Mrs.
Ann Ieevin) hirty feet ten inches lines front
| on Live Oak street, by depth between parallel
lines of one hundred and twenty feet, ali more OF
| less, being the same lots OF ground purchased b
the deIendant from Jules O. Aucoin by act passed
before taid Commsgsrs; Parish recorder and no
| tary: 90 the eighteenth of Jan uary, 1867.
witness the Hon Walter T Scott Judge OF the
Par,ah COURT of the parish Of Jefferson at the Cig
Of Carroll ON Louisiana, on the twenty second Of
| April, A. D., 1870.
| f. j. LAYER.
aD23 mylo ga Deputy Cierk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

Miss Lucia snively, the blooming daugh'
ter Of an Ohio county Und.) farmer, locked
her beau in 3 wardrobe, one Sunday night,
10 keep him out of the "old mans" sight.
The sold man" sent Luella to bed. She wen,
to sleep, leaving the youth in his snug quar-
ters, After time he attempted to get out
made noise, walked up the "old man." and
got charge of buckshot, which hurt him
severely, but not fatally.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

The fair for the benefit of the Children's
Home of the Protestant Episcopal Church
at Odd Fellows Hall will close this even
ing. The ladies sent to us again, late last
evening, with their compliments. gener'
Gus bowl of claret punch and strawberries
and cream
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

Successaon Of b. q. smith-sO 33.S "a.
CEOONO DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
= ish Of Orleans Whereas. John II. Bris hs has
petitioned the court for letters of
the estate Of the late r. q. Smith, deceased. in
tsstats: Notice n hereby given 70 sil whom il may
concern to show csuse. within ten 6sy.. why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be granted
By order Of the court.
apis 1874 II. O. T6AOY. CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
MELYINA STONE, WIFE OF ALEX. MYERS,
IS. her Husband-No. $50.


I HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE
l. seventeenth day of Eebrusry, 1870, judgment wss
rendered in this cour. in the following entitled
suit 10 the words ami figures following, to wit:
Meivina Srone wife of Ask. Myers, her nus
band-No. go
On motion of Whitaker Il Rice, of counsel fog
pl.intf AMI on producing due proof Of said plain
tiff demand:
1t is oriered, sdjudged and decreed that the
Judgment by default herein entered the thiS-
teenth of January 1870, be now confirmed and made
final and that there be judgment in favor of plain
tiff, Melvna Stone and against defendant. Alexan-
der Myers her husband, deoreeing a seoarat,on OF
property between said plaintiff and defendant, and
giving sad plaintiff the management and control
of her paraphernal property: and further that she
recover of her husband the of three thousand
dollars, with legal interest from Judicial demand.
viz: August TO- 1863 until paid and costs Of suit
JUDGMENT signed February q, ls70.
tSignedJ CHARLES LEAUMONT,
| Judge.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
city of New Orleans this fifth day Of March.
in the year of our Lord Thousand eight
hundred and seventy and the ninety fourth year Of
the independence of the United States
PHILIP POWER, JR,
ap7 p MY Deputy CLERK. o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.


Chicago. April 22.-The recent coid
weather has destroyed tWothlrds OF the
peach crop of Southern Illinois.
New York, April 22.-Commlssioner Us
borne dismissed the case OF Postmaster
Jones' on the charge OF retaining letters lor
an alleged sWindling concern.
BALTIMORE, April IA woman naheu
Marsh cut The throats OF her four chldren
and that of her mother. with whom she
lived. The tragedy occurred at Centre
City. The first act, of the tragedy the
mother commenced by calling her SOD,
eight yesrs OF age, from the school-house,
and cut his throat III the school yard. She
then went home and treated the TWO
younger children. who were playing IN the
yard, al infant in the house and her ped-
ridden mother, in the same manner.
WASHINGTON, April Pin regular order
the Hot Springs (Arksnsas) reservation
question came up, and is now under con-
slderation.
Sendte-Mr. Ramsey submitted 8 report
in relation to the trans Continental Rail-
road report; was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Chambers resolution, looking TO the
annexation of the WiRnepeg country is I'M
der consideration.
The Committee on Ways and Means will
meet tomorrow evening TOR hnal actlon on
the funding bill.
Mr., Evarts has closed his argument be-
fore the judiciary Committee on the Nc
Garrsehan case. Paschall concludes his
argument on Monday.
TIE Howard Corruption Committee sub
jected one of Woods witnesses to three
hours cross examination.
1t has transplred that General Howard got
an acre of land adjacent to the University
without consideration, and that members OF
his staff also got property upon what ap-
pears 10 be only nominal consideration.
Rhode Island politicians here gave cur
rency to the following:
At the recent elections in Rhode Island,
five counties failed to EJECT members of the
Legislature, no candidate having received a
majority. In the elections just held the
Democrats have carried those counties.
This result, it is said. will secure the cleo
ton OF Mr.. Bradley, Chief Justice of that
State, tn succeed Mr.. Anthony in the United
States Senate.
LlvEaPooL, April %; Sales Of cotton for
che week 81. 0O0 bales: for export 4oO0; for
ejaculation 1000; receipts of the week 46 DOC
bales %, 600; stock on hand 4S4,
600 bali q. OF which 292, 600 are American.
Stock Of cotton OF all GA see afioat, 27,U0c
OF which 1900 are American.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
BAKERS,

DEALS d MILLER HAVING SFCUREp
- the servi -es of he celebrated Err glish Biscun
Baker. Mr. John Wes,rup late Of the Lopdee
Biz cult Bakery" pre- pared to furnish. in sdt
tion to their large an varied assortment of BhkH
and CRACKEhS, the following kinds Of EnsB4
BISCUIT, fresh made and not tainted With ~
English ARROwRoOT BISCUIT.
Enghsh VINE BISCUIT.
English BUTTER BiSCUIr
English LEMON Bl.CUIr
hpRlish GRAHAM BISCUIT.
Fpgl sh SPICE NUTS
Eng,ish WATER WATERS
1sis OF Wight ORACKNEIA u
Put up In enc pound pa pers and three poant -
GASES. packed for shipment II desired. Is
BEALS MILLER,
Louisiana Bakery.
Mes. and Triangle ButdfHCA
Depot: Ne. - CANAL street. corner OF Eultoo, q
Mig bQATAl0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

I LIE lG'. GNb N FANH'S EX FKACT
II of Meat secures great economy and convenience
in ho nsekesping q e1cel,encs in cooking None
invs ntor. and Of Dr.. Aa1 Won Petsenkofey, dele
9atA. 4. J. HART b CO.,
fe4-sD q Tchoupitoulas street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
BATON ROUGE.

80 n New Orleans, Coast and Haton
s5srsAsssSs Rouge sami-wseky passenger packet
s'G. JSsES.
". l.. GREATEoUsE, j. A CoMsTocE,
Master, CiOrh.
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A.
NJ. and SATURDAY at p. NJ; leaves Baton
Rouge THURSDAY ard SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the COST below Doualdsonviile in
daylight, Fridays and Mondays.
L. MELaNtON, Agent,
mh2 t6 Old Lsvee street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FROM TIE RESIDENCE OF
- the undersigned, during the year 1853. the FOL
lowing certificates:
l. A CERTIFICATE of thirty shares of the Bank
of New Or cans, to the anne OF p. L. BernarS.
2. A CERTiFIOATEo of twelve shares OF he Bank
of New Orleans, to the name o. p. l.. Bernard.
Apple alton has been made for new certihoates.
p l.. BERNARD,
Corner St Louis and Rampant streets.
ADJ Ct am en-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
BUSINESS CHANGES.

NJSTlCE-THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS
~ his customers and the public that he mas sold
his confectionery establishment TO j. VII La K,
RUBiA h 90. Grateful for the patronage bestowed
upon HIM by bis friends, he requests he latter
TO extend il TO his SUCCESSORS, who viii exert them
selves with view OF preserving the reputation OF
ERNEST L RPM.
THE UNDER NED. HAVING
4 bought the corfectlous ry establishment OF Mr..
ERNEST TUkPiN, No. So Old Levee, between
Cont and ST. Louis solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public. They will endeavor to
maintain the high reputation given to the esta
ment by their predecessor and will continue to off r
to their customers the very best articles in tneir
line, land at prices challenging eompetit,on. The
business will be conducted at No SO Old Levee
street under tie firm name of j. VILLARRUBiA
4 90.
J. VILLARRUBIA.
j. A. DHEMECUURT.
apl2lm BERNARD TURPIN. in commendsm:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

man.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ism of Orleans. No. l222.- By virtue of q writ Of
seizure and sale TO directed oy the Honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange Roysl street, between Canal and Gus
tom house streets the Second District Of this city
On SATURDAY, April g. 1870, ut Il o'clock "a.
the following described property. to wit
a LOT OF GROUND, together with the build
ings and i'm provements thereon, situated IN the
First District of this city. and designated by the
number twenty three, in square comprised within
Gravier Common st. Jane and Bolivar streets, on
plan by Kneil ana Werner, surveyors, dated seven.
teenth March, ls4S, and deposited in the office CT
james Graham. notary public in this city.
said lot forming the corner OF GrsVler and st.
Jane streets and measuring thIrlytHo feet seven
inches front on Gravisr street. by hundred and
ten feet eigha inches and four lines in depth and
front St. Jane street, between parallel lines,
American measure.
Which properly was purchased by the lats
Christian Hoffman from Charles J. IT, Baquia, per
act executed the seventh of April. 1883, before
II. p. Caire, then notary public in this city. Ii
belongs 10 his widow, Barbara Hoffman, in her
capacity of his universal eEatee and recognized as
sucb by order of the Second District Court 81
New Orlsaus, dated twenty-siEth January, 1868, No
q 999 Of the docket of said court putting her IL
possession of all tbs property LETT by deceased who
died without issue.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
mh22 ap623 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.