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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10

Dr. j. r. seguih vs.. Harvey Guild
CIXr I'll DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 1875 virtue of writ of
Six District Court for the irish of Orleans in the
auction, at the Merchants snd Auctioneers' Elk.
change, Royal street. between Caral aud Custom.
house streets in tbs Second District of this city
on MONDAY, July Il, 1879. at twelve O'Clock
M, the following desS-i5ed properly, wit
A CERTAIN LOT OE GROUN,i, together With
all the buildings and Improvement thereon, situate
in the First District Of this city, in the square
bounded by st Charles. Girod, julia and st Mary
streets designated as lot number eight of said
square, and bearing the number l6O st. Charles
street t 80
said lot measures twenty seven feet front on St.
Charles street, by hundred ana forty pine feet
two and three Ines in dep betwe 9araliel
lines, running through tu ST. Mary street, walch
it has front of twentS seven feet
Seized IN the above suit
Torms-ThiS beng the second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely adjudcated to
the highest and last bidder for whatever it will
ring, at twelve months CrsGit toe purchaser fur
nishing bono. with good aud solvent security, bear
ing five g. per cent interest per annum from GATE
and special mortgage on the property sold until
fin al p yment.
Said purchaser will have to deduct and pay in cash
the printing sheriff and clerks fees etc.. which
amount to about hundred and ninety dollars
$780, and Furthermore the State. parish and NUM-
cipal taxes the amount OF which is not yet asser-
tanned.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
je23 jy3 IL Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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T0rms-CAsh On tu6 spOg.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
je28iyl5 30 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.

Mrs. u. M. j ennSngs, Z xecutrix. vs.. John
Ridge and Thomas Farrell.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR:
e i.h of Orleans. No. % 9s4-By virtue Of writ of
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
the above entitled cause. will proceed 10 sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auct,oneers'
Exchange Royai strest, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the second District Of this city
MONDAY, July rs, 1870, at twelve O'Clock A., the
following descrbed property, to wit
this city in triangular portion OF ground bounded
by Derbigny, Josephine and Melpomeue streets.
designated as lot number two. which measure S
twenty SIX feet eight inches front on Derbixny
street, BY one hundred feet in depth, between par
Ba;ng t. same property purchased BY defendant
(Thomas Farre!D from the Carrollron Railroad
Company. ct al by act before Seiim Magner notary
one UNDIVIDED ALE OF TWO LOTS. or
tnSa;tts.e Of fauoours Lyartas Fourth District OF
streets and Public Landing. des grated by numbers
one and two, plan by II. s'uihausen. late arcni
tect on the twenty ixth OF February, 1876 ana de-
~ public in this city. Lot nun Der one forms the
twenty-five feet seven inches and six lines front
Of y eet G on
seven. feet one inch aad three lines snd twenty
I'VE Ieet re inches AID three Ines in width in
sn1 To-. LOT number wo measures twenty-five teet
seven ncnes and six lines front Lvee street by
~ .ns rear o. twenty five feet i've incnes and
tnree hnes ana depth on the line Of lot rumber
one OF seSsnss 81 feet one inch and three tines and
ano SIX LEES; acquired by homas Farrell from r.
Pochelu. January 3, 1859 Together with the build
ings and Improvements GA said lots Of ground.
Terms-Oash on the spot
je9 JyloH Sheriff Of the Parish OF OrieanA
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CRUELTY TO Boy AcRoBArs. Lon
don Orchestra says:
A performance 80 hazardous as to make
it highly Objectionable is nightly repeated
al the Alhambra. The peril to which q
little boy is put is absolutely cruel. Three
acrobats-two grown up. one a child of
eight or nine-are concerned in it. A net
of cotton cord, which may possibly break
at any time, is stretched across the stage
About thirty feet above the net is frame
of some thirty feet long. At either end of
this are short stirrups, by which the elder
brothers hang head downwards. The boy
takes bis place in the middle, standing
upon the frame. One of the brothers now
b-gins to swing, and the boy leaps from
the bar at the precise moment, and his
hands are caught by those of the swinging
man, and the two sweep backward and
forward iu regular motion. The other
brother now begins to swing, and
the boy is thrown from one 10
the other, sometimes caught by the
hands, sometimes by the ankles
sometimes throwing somersault, some
one to the other. 1t is nothing short of
marvellous, but though done with ap-
parent ease, the risk is alarming. The
extreme difficulty Of the feat can be
readily understood by all who have an
acquaintance with feats Of the trapeze.
In ordinary trapeze feats the ropes are of
60 great length that tie arc of
q circle described by the performer, as he
flies through the air, intersects the arc of
the circle described by the trapeze bar for
q considerable distance, and be can catch
it whether it meets him at the level of his
chest, face, or the extreme stretch of bis
arms over his head. In the short swings
made by the Hanlons the radius of which
is only their own length and the two ad-
di.ioual feet Of the stirrup rope, it is
Necessary only for a moment that the
swipger can be in position 10 catch the
hands of the flying boy, the mistake of
the fifth of second in his swing would
send him out Of reach. The full knowl-
edge Of this is required Tor the full APP
probation of this marvellous feat. The
performance, is terminated by the boy
ascending, to q still higher bar over the
centre Of the frame, and from this he leaps
something like twenty feet down before
be is caught by the hands of the swing
ing brother. ,.. sa-t
9 We need hardly point out how immi-
nent is the risk Of an accident to this poor
boy az he swings through the air. I'm
natural development Of his muscles has
slready stunted him, broadened his chest
and given his frame an abnormal bard
ness. He has been two years and half
learning and practicing these feats, and is
perfectly fearless, having never, during
the whole training. hurt himself in the
slightest degree. But even supposing he
does not break his neck, which may hap
pen at any moment, the effects of suoh
severe training at bis early age may be
ruinous hereafter. Public opinion should
check such repulsive sights, if the law will
not.
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SHERIFF'S SALES


jefferson oavings Company Vs. 4. B0rshe
C1xrH DIS LOT court FOR TaE PAR:
y sh Of Osts ,ns. No Al7-By virtue Of !. writ Of
teri facias AGAINST Mary A. Cazaost and Emanuel
Burthe, 10 me directed 0y the Honorable the
sixth District Court tor the parish OF Orleans.
in the above entiLled Cause. will proceed TO sell =.
public auction. at The Merchants and Auctionsers
Exch angs. koyai street, between t'anal and Gus
tomhOuse streets. in The Sec1nd DISTRICT OF TINS
city, on MONDAY. July II, 1870. at twelve o'co-k
FOUR LOTS or GROUND. ,oeethsr with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, s'tusreo
in The sixth strict OF this city date Oty OF etsr
son. in square number four, which Is bounded by
mated BY the numbers eleven, 1welve, thirteen And
fourteen. on , plan of H. Moelbapsen- surveyor,
copy whereof is annexed TO an act passed before l.
r Ksnney. late notary public, on the fourteenth
of August, ls47.
Which saiu lots m eas ure, according to said plan,
IS follows. to wit LOS numbers eleven aud twelve
measure each twepty-tWo feet SIX lncnes 'front.' on
Bordeaux street, by q depth OF one hnn0red ana
of twenty wo set two inches ana one lne lot
number thirteen forms the c'rrer OF Jersey ana
Bordeaux Streets and thirty feet front on
Jersey etrest BY . depth and front on Bordeaux
adjoirs pumoer thirteen, and measures thirty feet
front Jersey street BY one hundred feet in DEPTH
between parallel lines.
Being the came properly acquired by Mrs. Mary
tsrial act passed before Ernest Commagere. notary
public in this cits, on the fourteenth Septem6ers
1857 .om Mrs Serena Purnele. wife OF DIR. incl II.
Miner. and was acQuised BY Emmanuel Hurtne. de-
Cszabat, ON the third day OF May. lesS, BY act,
before Jsrnes d. Augustn, notary public IN RMS
city
-'A W THOMAS L. MAXWELL, r.
JED rs jyl0 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orieans.
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Chester Hisbee, AdmlhiatratOr OF the
p" Estate of Mrs. Evelina l.. Green vs. Mrs. Louisa
A ALL

LStdte OF Nfs. hV6tlGa L. Uf0ou VS. 0lf5 Louisa
A. Kendall
CEOOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. PAR.
y ish OF Jefferson, No. 2Ce5.-By virtue of
q pluries writ OF seizure and sale to me
directed by the Honorable the second
judicial District Court. parish of Jefferson,
II the above eut tied cause will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
L, change. Royal street, between Canal and Gas.
tonhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on Sal URDAY, July g. 1870. at twelve
o'clock ~, the following described property to-
Two CERTAIN LOIS OF GROUND. situate
in the city and parish of jefferson, designated by
the numbers one aud two of square comprised
within Magazine. Bordeaux, Live yak and Lyon
Surveyor dated thirteenth May, 1880 and deposited
in the Office of H. Il Cenas late AIRY uublic in
New Orleans.
Lot number one forming the corner of Magazine
and Bordr aux streets, and measures thirty feet
front the former. BY one hundred and four
feet in depth AND ffont on the latter.
And lot number two measures SEVENTY two feet six
inches front Magazine street, by one hundred
ard twenty Jour feet in deptn, between parallel
lines
Together with all the buildings and improve
mants thereon
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant by pureh fro the succession CT s. l. Green
per act pas sd before Ernest Com IL gere, notary
public IL tie parish of Jefferson, on the second
July, 1857.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Oash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
je2l jy523 Sheriff of the PArish of Orleans.
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A CARD.
New ORLE

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
June 80. 1870 :
Mr.. John Davidson, President Mutual Aid and Ee-
nevolent Life Insurance Association of Louis
lana: ---
DEAR SIR-Allew ns to acknowledge the receipt
this. the thirtisth day OF June. 1870 the sum Of
twentysevea hundred and seventy dollars. be.
ing the amount due on Life Policy No. 1909 upon
the life of my deceased husband, HENRY CASTE
& DE. who died in this city May 81. 1870. Please
accept my thanks for jour kindness and pr omp {
payment.
Very respectfully.
NJ. CECiLE CASTERADE,
jy3 No. $40 Royal street.
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| gracious aays I, Peter, do you want TIL
LITTLE boy 10 ibe Iools But he's spart
for - sieel4 NJ sph paper, and gete 1sry
i 70 make, b1ie1s they're votes, and thsz
i siys hin peIpsfnint- drops for npttta
4 fkem d ths S1seaus that be saysis The
lpolls. And there's my precio1sf littls
hootsy-tootsy, and her name is Elizabeth
Cady Brown, which is after me. And thass
Ill" @@
eyes, ma am, and, - near as l can make
4 oat You. have eleven children. -
THBless man! What does he take me Tor:
IT. only sevep.n zs
Asrhsak yoa. HAve you any boarders p
'sBoardsrs! just come down stairs,
once, and look q: the piles of hash Mary's
a-poundin' an has been all the mornin'
| and you won't ask such question again m
one while. Boarders, indeed. Forty-1even
Of them"
30, dear. was afraid so. Begin with
the youngest and 60 up, Please don't talk
more than is necessary"
"Joannah Mary Dodd, she's my young
eat, and Mr.. Maxenstrakotosch, he's my
Oldest. There? hope you're satisfied"
"Mr. Whoxenstrakotosch ?"
'None of your gas! Mr.. Maxsnstra-
kotosch."
.sWhat's his business 2" -'--
"Thumps on the piano.
What couutryman is be ~
"Don't know. Say he's Swede!'
"Where was be born?" -
"Pesk take the man with his questions!
Say Hamburg"
First name ?"
"Say Wlliam-I don't know, guess so.'
And so down goes Mr.. William Maxen-
strakotosch's name as that of Swede
born in Hamburg.
"Any others ?"
yes; Miss Shadowlegs, shoe binder"
lis that all!"
eyes,"
why, mar says Mary, with her eyes
wide open with wonder at her mothers
mendacity, "Why don't you tell about Miss
Jackson Z" IS
pooh! Who's sheG She amt nobody y
"She amt nobody, ANT she ?" cries q
voice which seems to rattle down the stairs
and bring the plastering Of the walls down
with it. "Ill show you who she is, and 1
won't stay here another day. My jaws
ache now with your eternal hash and
leather beef To insult me! And her q
tailOr's wife!" And with this pOmpous
boarder struts down stairs and confronts
the census taker and his book. Looking
at her landlady with ecorn, and at him OF
the book with indignation, she says:
Not one word of or from me. l know
you. If you put down my name shall
have to pay taxes. Not one tax will l
pay. It is none of your business who,
wha', how old, how rich | am, or where /
was born. Suffice it. am OF ancient and
aristocrAtic family 1 will not have my
affairs piled into. Begone! As for yon,
madam, leave your house and your hash
tomorrow"
d. And SO the overwearied census-taker is
fain to sink from the house and go to the
next one. OF what statistical value the
information obtained by bin may be. is
question to be solved only by the calculus
of improbabiities. -
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j. T. BRrthelemv vs.. Ay!sude Carton.
NTH DISTRICT COURT EOR THE PAR

j. T. Borthelemv W.. Ay.stide Carton.
E1FrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ism Of Orleans No. l735-By virtue of writ of
seizure sla and sale to me directed by the Honor;
Orleans. in the above entitled cause. viii
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctionesrs' Exchange. Royal street.
between Canal and Custonnhouse streets IN the
Second District OF this city, SATURDAY.
Ju So 1870 twelve O'Clock A., the following de.
THREE OERTAN LOTS OF GROUND
together with al the rights, actions, ways priv-
IL ges and advantages thereunio belonging, or in any
wise appertaipipg, situate in the Second strict Of
this city in the square bounded by 81 Peter. Broad
Orls ars and Dorgenois strees, dssian ated ty thu
numbers three, four and Eve. on glGn made BY
Oastaing i t;etles architects M area 81 1865 and
deposited in tie Office of A. E Bienvsnu notary
public in tins city. as plan No. 20.
SAID OTIS acjoln each other, and measure each in
American measure. thirty-ore feet eight inches and
four res front on each of ST Peter and OrIe ans
streets. BY one hundred and fourteen feet one inch
and two ine- IN depth, between para lei lines
be ng the same property acquired by the defendant
from Daniel Sullivan, by act passed before T. Eude
notary publ in this city, datedthe fourteenth day
of rebrua =. 1873.
Seized in the above suit.
1erms-Uash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
1873 yb Sheriff of the parish of Orleana
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SHERIFF'S SALES,


q
CEyENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAT
y ish of Orleans. No. 3l60-By virtue OF q writ OIL
seizure and sale directed by the Honorable the
seventh District Court tor the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. st the Merchants and Anctioneers' tx
change. Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the second District of this CITY,
on SATURDAY. July 3d. 1870. at twelve O'Clock ii
the following described property. towit-
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GRuUSD. to-
vsntagss thereunto belonging Or in any wise apper
tanning si uated in the Frss Distrct of this city.
dee'gnated BY the uumosrs thirty seven. thirty
eight and thirty-pines in square number six hun
dred and ene boundeo by Broad. Gravie-, Perd'do
and White streets. on a plan made BY Casta,ng &
Celies architects the twentieth March. 1866. and
deposited in the Office Of A. 4. Bienvenu. notary
public in this city. Said lots having. American
measure, the following dimensions, viz lots mum.
feet five inches and two lines front on Graver sire
and lot number thirty.nine thirty one feet five
inches ard three lines front Gravier street. all by
one hundred and twenty fset in depth Lot lumber
THIRTY. nine fo m pg the corner of Broad street.
Being the same pr perty atQuired by defendant
by purchase from plaintiff. Der act before g id
notary. A. +; Benvenu, dased eighteenth June, ls66
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Oash the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
ia28ivi5 IN Sheriff of the Parish OF O.ieanR
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THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
je22 jyl0 "a Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

Francois LimorGg VS. George Malcolm
and ROBERT Malcolm.
CEVEE H DlSl RIOT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No. 3l4l.-By virtue of writ Of
SEIZURE and SALE to me directed by the Honorable
the Seventh District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause, | will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctionsers' Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and Customhouse streets in the Second Dis
trct OF this city. on WEDNESDAY, July "a. 1870 at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the fol owing described proper
q CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
the First District OF this city in suburb Lacourse
composed OF two lots, design ated by the mum oers
three and four, on particular plan made by A.
D'Hemecourt, surveyor on The second November,
1856, deposited in the office OF A f. Bienvenu. nota
ry public, int his CITY, as plan No. o. Lot NO. four
measuring sixteen feet two inches and fotr lines
front on Apollo street. by sixtythree feet eleven
inches and three lines in depth, which lot is at
di. lance Of sixtyfour feet of the of Erato
street; and lot No. three. measuring fifteen feet
sleven inches front Apollo street. by sixty
feet eieven inches ana three lines in DEPTH which
lots are part of 'ot ground in SOU are number
eiRhty-tnree. Of said suburb Lacourse, bounded by
Apollo Nayades, Erato and Clio streets, designated
by the number six, q plan of B. Lafon late sur.
veyor, dated fifteenth May, l807-being the same
propertyacquire ed by the defendant by inheritapce
from their deceased m other, Jane Mccall, widow of
George Wood, will appear by refere. ce TO the
proceedings in the second District court of New
Orleans, No. 1926. of the docket of said court,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMASL MAXWELL.
je25 jyl0 y Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Th0mAs w. ROthick W.. Horvey 60lld.
CEvENTH DISTRICT DOUBT FOR TIE PAR
y isb Of Orleans, No. 3Ol3:-Dy virtue of writ OF
her facias. TO me directed BY the honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctoneefs
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this CITY, on
MONDAY. July IL. 1870. at twelve o clock N
the following described property, to Wit
A CtxTAIN LOT OF & kOOND. toeers With
all the buildings and Improvements thereon. stu
bounded by 1t. Charlie Girod Julia aud It. Ma n
streets designated as lot number eight OF said
square, and bearing the hunter le0 ST. Charles
street.
Said lot me ,srres twenty seven feet front on st
Charles street, by one hundred and fort, nine Feet
two inches and three lines in depth, between
parallel lines, running through ~ st. Mary strset,
on which it has front of tweEty-s -Ao feet.
Seized in the above SUR.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. WELL,
je9 Is yi0 Sheriff of tho Pa fOreans.
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CARD
NEW ORLE.

NEW ORLEANS. June q. 1870.
Jonn Davidson, Esq., President Mutual Aid and
Becevolssr Life insurance. Association OF Louisi.
ana:
DEAR S1R-To yo1 and the officers Of your AS
sociation, in bshAf of Mrs Mary Ann Jscksoo,
tender thanks for prompt payment this the
twenty eighth June, la7u of the sum of Twenty
Seven Hundred and Seveny-two Dollars, being the
amount due upon Policy No. 1877. issued to her
deceased husband. JAMES P. JACKSON. who
died in this city May 70. 1870.
Very respectfully.
W. B. SCHMIDT.
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d. Leon Destez ve. S0ren ~ ssooei
SEyENTa DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR:
Orleans, No. 296e-By virtue OF writ Of he Sa
severth Di.triee Oours for. the parish Of Or.
leans, in the above entitled cause. wh pro-
coed to sell At public suction, ut the Msr-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse ktrees. in the
second District of, this city; ON SATURDAY.
scribed property, TO wit -
TWO CERTAIN LOIS OF GROUND. With all
the rights, ways, servitudes, privileges and advAn.
tAses thereunto belonging, situate in the town Of
Rickervile parish Of Jefferson tDow parish of Or
leans n this state, DESIGN ted the numbers eight
and nine, of square numbsr forty which is bounded
by Valmont Leontine. Pitt and Prytania ttreets
and measuriDs: according % plan depoa ed in the
Office of nehm Wagner not ,ry pabIc, 10 this city.
under the number one hundred and fit cen, each
thrt, zone feet front on titt street, by depth OF
oue hundred feet eleven inches between parallel
Inca being the same proDersy acquired by The dc.
PENDANT by purchase from bert 4. Allison. per act
passed before thomas J Beck notary pubic In this
city the first Of February, 1853
Seized in the above SUIT, -4-
Terlns-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
jel4 20 jyl6 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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Charles T. Howard Us. d r.. night ct ais
EIFTH DISTRICT COU HT FOR THE PARSE
Il of Orleans, No. 1914 BY virtue of writ of feri
facias agar Sc Daniel Scruges, one OF the defend
Fifth Ds,iic. Court for the parish Orleans in the
above entitled cause will proceed 10 sell at pubic
auction on MOND Y July II, lid at ten o'clock A.
NJ at by rehouse, No. "a ct. Ann street between
Royal and Bourbon stree,s, in the second District
of this cit y
removed from the premises, No. 20 Common street.
as per invent tory 10 be seeu in my Office.
Se1zed.ip the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL =
ie29,y5i9 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.