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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30
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A correspondent Of the Springfield lMassa-
chusets) Republican writes from New Or
''s society Y rapidly sS..gins here; the
voun3 men ai1Ouf new ideas, and old regime
v;ll eISn pass sjlSy.s The fine old Southern
scntlena1, be who wefe,e black dress coat
r. the morninR, carried odd headed cane,
and edcased his small feef = tight French
boots with high heeli whose mouth
betrayed the stain Of tobacco, who ended All
sentences with .'sir," and passed his win
ters in New Orleans, spending money, adj
CROP, easy, careless, good natured and gener-
Ous-i in short, the high type Of the slave
h0lder-has gone from our gaze like beau
tifsl star, lost Pleiad, never more to return
10 the scene Of his glory. The faro banks
Of St, Charles street know him NO more.
The claret that he loved is set before carpet
barQing legislators, and the revel OF the
lo66v corrnptionist il heard in the homes of
WnshboWl street. Occasionally poor
specimen may be seen in another form, an.
Other manner of dress, sad and subdued
look, the expression Of lone who hath had
Losses" lately met one whom remem'
bercd in palmy days at the old Hotel St.
Louis. He was weary OF the world. we
talked Of the COED old days, and l listened
to the oft-repeated story Of oppression and
drew near to contiguous bar. He took
brandy straight, and for fear it might have
been & little weakened by age, he had some
ab4inthe in it. marked his trembling
hsnd and watery eye, and knew how it
would be with him. Old Mother Otard is q
teader nurse to grief; she win soothe it to
the RfnYo.
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speckman and wife ~. Dalshasaf Blame
Late Third District Court Of New Orleans-No.
1858.
DR. VIRTUE OF A WRIT or rnsRl FAC1Ae
ID directed BY tho Memorable the late Third District
Court Of New Orleans, in the above entitled
cause, to Thomas I. Maxwell, late eheriM, and
BY ssid late Sheriff to me transferred i viii pro-
csed TO se Ct public auction q the Merchants and
Auctioneer4 Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, In the eecenA District
Of this city, ON MONDAY, Nay !. lS7l, 1t twelve
O'Clock II, the following deserted property. to
witt
A LOT OF GROUND, With all the improvements
thereon situated in the Fourth District city,
in the square bounded by 1t. Mary, st, Andrew.
Laurel and Constance streets, which lot Il desig-
mated e number three on = plan By c: 4. Hedin,
late surveyor, dated April Il, lsls and deposited
as plan humber ffty: three, in the book Of plans,
In the once Of William Christy, late. . notary
public in this city. 6aid lot measures twenty rhine
feet six lines front St. Mary street, by one hun.
dred and twenty feet in depth between parallel
lines, A n MEASURE: ssid property was &c;
the fifteenth day Of August, 1862 book 81, folio 5O7
In the Conveyance Once Of this city. HI
Seized In the shove suit.
Terne-Cash On the spOt t.ti-
f0 a9 m G. g. 6AUvINET.
mh3o apl6 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleanA
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I--.z1uuusulAr4hatt :r:As1I.'.r.
liz Aeceuntsrwsrsant on tho Ad91n.alEe.o!s
ofFfhanCS Il favof Of +. GOrger, Tor twcnty,
one dollar and eighty cents VI w, s1i0
amo1nt hayinss bean paid By him lneo me
CITY treasury Oh 3 double sssessmens On
capital invested in Ding store.
Laid. over 70 be printed. gETAT. i
Mr.. Lewis returned the petition OF Mrs'
Jane Lockhart to keep dairy, with SIX
csSs,s .6A Josephine street, between 81
Charles and Prytania; with the following
Endorsement: ! s.as@' 2 q, ss,.N
10 .ael. ases DsrAsz.:xr @ P ss1s
Respectfully returned to the Council. In
nv opinion, this permit should not be given,
and accordiug1y make that recomnenaar
ton, ct the desire of residents in the vicinity
NJ, 1hs IFw Ss'1 i ioissss
Adopted.
Claims Of widow Hanlon, for $n1, $45'
$95, % IS, $l6 IS, were passed under ordi-
nance No. 1877.
Claims of William A. Weed, $500; and
Dennis Cronan $6l8 and costs, were passed.
but were referred to the Mayor with power.
The pay roll ordinance read twice last
week, was adopted with sundry amend
ments. 80 ".
Claims of New Orleans Bee 81; 8. +.
Siskron, $67; Barrett, Seymour & Co., $Sa'
P. H. Quinlan, 90; p. L. Relimpio, 80;
Thomas Soublet, $i45 and $N6, and John
W.. Madden, $is3, wcre allowed.
The bill Of Norbert Trepsgnier for
$l0S3 IS, laid over March Z, was passed by
! a yea and nay vote and referred to the
Mayor with power. ss,,.
The bill Of A. ID. Bernoudy, for $6e49 10,
laid over january II, was referred to the
Mayor to report. deg o'e 90
The bill Of Dan Byerly, for $3.50 60, laid
over January -, was referred 70 the Mayor
to report. sas. sas- 50
Tho bill Of Willism Woelper, for s4e6 50
was referred to the Mayor with power.
The claims Of w. r. Fish, laid over Feb
ruary "a, were referred to the Mayor to re-
port. sssas'g .sisA ~
Tho claims Of "A. d. Dupre ct ais. fol-
$1,000, were referred to the Mayor will
power. SKIS bas. a4sr aaa aeas ~ - -
Tho claim Of Louis Power, for ts5s 40
was referred to the Mayor to report.
The claim Of c. H. Gutenberg, for e1O
was passed 3f'.'
The claim Of ]. A. Masicot, for $3.50 50
laid over March IA, was referred to tn
Mayor with power. 49,.
The claim Of J. A. Masicot for $3.50 50
laid over the same day, was ordered paid
Mr.. ;Bon1ano called mp the resolution
fixing the salary Of the Chief Clerk Of II
City Attorney.
On motion of Mr.. Walton, the resolution
was laid over.
The Council then adjourned.
i H. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Secretary.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

6tnfe Of Louisisma W. Jacob Meyers
Third District Court for the parish Of Or
leans, No. 1888. l
ny vIRTUB OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIA6
u to me directed BY the Honorable the Third
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, win proceed to eel q
public auction, 1T the Merchants and AucticneerS
Exchanqe ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets I'm the Second District Of this
city, on MONDAY. Nay !, 1871, ct twelve o'clock
4 CER7AM fOT OF 6R0UKD with all the
buildings esd improvements thereon, situated in
the First District Of this city, in square No. 24l
Caropdelet streets, and measuring twenty-one
feet front ON Baronne street by one hundred and
twenty eight feet in depth.
Neised In the above suit --a
Terme-CaAh ON the spot
- - 80 c. 8. 0AUvINET,
Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans.
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DY =. a. D1NEONDB, Aqg4l
ID Once h Unio0 otEeet-eA1U1Y01e{
1s7l, n u o'clock -, q IT, lGoee11
tonoeEu BxohA6Go, q Royal et1eeev 80
and Custonhou6o aGropts, w1m = -
Si6aT caogCR AND unsQRPAsszn
0ROUQD 1br residences, % tento
streets. desagnated hY TIE &oG ! to4
. plan By usnEy 4. Dou4eleqNies azeAe
October -, le5o n, aftuated q H. Ulun1.
BY Prytanis, o.. Chaslee, Third and Fem
Lots Hoa. I, 8, ) ard fkoat q Exye
and measure eecA 81 leet inches 1i0ut
Of ~ 1eet; lot NJ. 1fuEming the c0enev
and Fourth etreets. Lots NoA 8, 9, 5Ae ~
Fourth street., n the rear u the
lots, and measure each - net mont ~
11.eoo tssesss4 g - y. $50, = q 49,
This 10 IN opportunity seldom pre..e1
curing desirable sites hi. elegant rooeo
neiGh6oEhood 10 highly impE0v0d an4 -
Known to cur citi1ons - the very pess - b
den District. ssf4 7
Terms and Conditions Of eale-0ne-t1ag
Unfte0 States treasuxys notes. the rel
credit Of one and two yearo. In the notse0
ChAseve, payable to their own order - IT,
dor6ed, Bearing interest At the !oee q
cent per 4nnum, secured by epeciA
vendors Rem On the pgOpoIty until 1nM
the mortgage 70 embrace the Ave pr g
for attorneys Neeo n 'oone u cunt - - n
ment Of any o. portof the noteA
Z Acts Of sale befbrc Joseph Coin, ncee4I
the expense Of the purchaser. tnem
stamps required By law. - ss
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State Of ouisiaoa ". Henry N. eeibpecht-
Third District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
No. 1854. fgaf 8
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FTRRI FACIAN TO
ID me directed by the Honorable the Third
District Court for the parsh Of Orcans in the above
entitled cause, I win proceed to sell . public
auction, ct the Merchants and AuctioneeSs
Exchange, Royal street, betwcsn Ca1al and Cue
ON MONDAY. May /. 1871, at twelve o'clock n.
the Sollowine described property. to Wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with Oh the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated =
the First District IF this city, in square No 1o0
bounded by St. Charles, st. Nary, Girod and Julia
Streets aud measuring twenty-thrce feet two
inches front ct. Charles street. by one hundred
and fifty feet In depth. stasfs
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
-f.f C. B. SAUvINBT,
I'm a~1k Sh>~sN 49, h~ N.~s.h oe0 -A~~ua
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- 3H k0-0I0X A9IOcstacos
Tbs Chaxlotteville, Virginia, Chronicle,
Deu5eeeatie paper, say: that 2 Few nlgntss
n ~ colored baptist church in that town
and To members q The congregation were
eoire home in N orderly and peaceable
NV. some young men caught one OF the
6ecoo1a ~ tha church not far from the
nlace nd treated him with great indignity.
~ ORsuajcIe addsi chat any men whe would
thns na1tpoat On unoffending' person,
whether they are drunk Or sqbet, must be
correspondent Of the Columbia. South
Carolina, 1Us;os. under date Of March -.
IA Manning, Clarendon county, last
wednesday night, aboutcne O'Clock, . body
Of iliaeuised men, fully armed, numbering
between twelve and fifteen,, suddenly
entered the residence Of Mr.. L A. Bigger,
and dragged him and his partner in bust.
noss, Nj. J. b. Parker, formerly Sheriff OF
Clarendon county, out Of their Deds 70 .
ine them Of their pocketbooks and other
yeluables, whSae they were blindfolded and
tied to trees Cor the purpose OF shooting
fhen. s~Mr. Bigger belonging to . secret
order known Isl SaGhont the country, offered
= sign Of diStress, which one ofthe party in
formed him would save their lives ON con-
dition that they should leave the State In
fwentv.four hores. never to return. They
we're TT 8 tie swamp IN this helpless con.
d;tiess 70 peepetrnters Of this foul outrage
~ nuII51 I'D 10 10 IL same who visited Mr..
Bigger some three months since, and de-
strcyed ct that time the most OF his pro
marty.
Democrats Of South Carolina. Addressing
Governor Scott sbeat the prcRoSed Kn-klu1
bin, this "peacefnlr but sadly "disfran
ohieed" citizen said:
IL any commiasioner e outrages .is ap
nointed in Kershaw county there viii be
ku,Klux for his benefit. He VIII NJ loni
Be commissioner, and there viii neper b
another appointed. II
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SINGLE STONE WHITE DIAMOND PIN, WHICH.
ING ABOUT IOUR AND OMk-r0uRIH CA1e
nY HLACIDH j. SPEAR AUCIIO9H1H-,
u once Is Exchange slley-SAfUaDAI. April !,
at INV ollce, No. IS kxchanSe alley- -.
OIR 0IM6LR STONE WHITE DIAMOND PIN,
weighing about fepr ard ene.sourta eWaf5 n
OER DIAMOND PIN with eleven Rose Diamonds
The public il invited to examine the above. BE-.
smcfioneer mh3O
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The Norwich tConnecticut) Batleti's tells
= pathetic little story shout apigeon which
became fastened BY long string hanging
from it, leg to . telegraph wire on Main
street.. in chat city. Two or three cruel
boys wanted to throw stones at ~ pns z
fisd gentleman, telling them not to hurt
4has nor bird, got ladder and care
fnllv unwouud the string and put the
ffichteued, fluttering little creature t. ~doriy
irfc ~ bosom while he descended The
No. evening he pemarked that it ha made
4 mmsh nicer pie than he expected
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succzsaos o. ni1roS rAr1ok
Second District Cent ~ ~ peGnh Il Oh

BIZ one: 4: 1rS S E'ssss .ss. seGasss
Apra ., lSn. e twelve etsleek IT.
fhe Merchants on1 Auet1oneee9 M1c1
On Royal streee, betweon CAnaa 81 Ca11u
streets, " vlx1ue ~ y pQruQnnee q - ~
ths, S9, ~ 80 49, pkyse ~ ~: . -
The suocesaoa x lillln Tsyiss. 6aeaaSs1, =
'' Two Iors Or 0aoUnD. ss6stsr ~itl
buildings and tQpgoyeDenfD Aelaen, r.
rights ard prtvflsGeo thereto boaon9jnG, e
in the First District, n - squoro heen1e4
lord stfbet lor Oewiugeeokn
Herculesl, Kuphroetne sd HankhA 49,
BY Henry \ opadeesquie, architect, dnasa
II. Lot h. naoeurss = ut annkaA 49,
or CovinRton 1nnilin8, b. depth II ~
tween parallel hDe1I In imQeUvD1an11 -
lot consist Of - owosseeey nane awe1
s'i Ist ~ a. ns..r.ss = test ars.t = -
street, b.. = depeh = - fest. bsewsea
Terms and eeaditieas-oas ha1 eaeA III
States Treasury nstsny the 1s1n61Rsin s.
in the notes e. tho puEGhaoerap poVoh1o
own order ana ~ thdn in1eg1e1, 6o6l1q
ct thu rate ct eight per cent -. enuU
Of ale untn maturity, ard oecuEo4 ~
gass and venAaee hen spea IT,
clause for attorneys 1ee IN ease e silt -
PsSS3 ss| s e Ressj III sa'ld'as =. =
Acts Of saic, and Vnitsa 0tn&eo inteeno1 -
stamps, 1t expense e p0Eeha1efoy oe4Ge
W. Christy, netasy pubic nh8 e4l a.
6PLKNDlD' BUILDING oI14 IA
..IH
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6fFjelll joU0NAl Is Tue uMlTEnsTATEs
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS


IEAR1CL SCENE IN - Vn8AI60s
re Aerpkass FAN frsa = Tfatese, Head
peeeoese, = - 0pehssssa-Issense
Rxcateunene ln he Audience.
TFum The Pittsbuxgh Chronicle, March g.
startline and absolutely frightful nc
cident occurred yesterday afternoon at the
matinee Ct the Opera House. Fortunately
fhe accident was not attended by any very
serious results, but its possibilities were
ferribIe. .Easelle and Nillson were perform
inr together ON the trapeze, suspended high
above the orchestra. They were performing
partioularly daring feat. Each with an
RAPIDLY, koads downward, over tho bar, in
tendi19 to catch their feet In the angles
formed " the bar and the ropes. and so
hane n paid-air. In sCme manner their feet
filled TO catch in the angles, and the men,
clasped IN each others arms. came crash
M together, heads downward, upon
tie floor Of the orchestra. As they
fell. each uttered . great cry. The excite
ment Ia the audience was Of course intense,
the ladies screaming and the men rusm5g
foward the scene Of the accident. One lazy
wenf int0 mysteries. 1t was subsequently
ascertained that she was the wHe VI
one Of the fallen. Mr.. Lazelle was on
his feet almost instantly, unhurt, Dut
Nillson Law helpless and moaning On
the floor. It seems that he haA lane1
on his side With his companion on top OF
him. The injured man was carried Dy mr.
Bcamer and Mr.. Lazelle through the orcnes-
~ ID 81 MANAGER appeared and announced
- the sndience that the accident was not
ser;ons. NJ. Millson only having been
sfs,nneai. The announcement was received
,eith cheers. and the audience resumed their
reats md the performance went on. In
IN moments the acr6bats came again upon
fhe etaee and bowed to the audience, after
which they withdrew amidst hearty ap-
plause When the performance was over
audience withdrew. He was looking pale,
but was smiling and speaking to his friends.
No bones were broken, and SO far IS known
no internal injuries were received. 1t seems
aImost miraculous that such an accident
should have results Of 20 little seriousness.
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RY PI4ACIDE. J. SPEAR, AgCrI0NR1R--
ID Once Is Exchange Alley-THC11DAy, April
suction, Il The Scy street 4ucoe Qua iseRaSss
Ssss ssnk % LeI,Han..; corner o. Coosi and
Judge q the s.ond District Court for the ps1isS
Of Orleans, in the above entitled matter, the fol.
0r'1sc Rcf 81 & together With
the building: and improvements thereon, situated
S s: .n ss
blave streets. and measuring American measure.
g ss Ss.tS font e. IS. s = feet
lines the rear line, 1e feet inches lines ON
line running from the extremity Of this last line
line on another line I'm the rear. parallel to Bar
racks street and running toward Tonti street, and
rs feet inches in depth the right sde line per.
I CERTAN LOT OF GROUND, with the build.
tngs and improvements thereon, situated in the
e sss s q s9s y The n
RoeheblAve and Dergeneis streets, said lot measur
ins 81 feet 3iuches front ON Ursuneo etreet by lOa
/ a CSEfAiN LOT OF GROUND, tsesther with
the buildings and improvements thereon, aituased
IN the Fr. District q this city, designated by the
Cypress and lafayette streets iaid &c measuring
lnglish measure IS feet mont on Clara street by
L TWO x c CERTAIN IN Lois I OF GROUND. with
the huildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the First D!etct q this city and deignated BY
N arsn i2sss' ana Ssre c y fo w ss
forms the corner 81 Clio and Willow streets, and
measnres = fest inches ffont ON Clio street by
ON Willow street Lot "a. . measures IS feet
inches hunt On Clio street by depth Of g. feet, be-
Terms and Conditions One third cash, and the
nai.nce Ct SIX and twelve months, the purchaser
to furnish their notes for tho credit installments
date Of sHie until Anal uevment secured by mort
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b 1laoids J. Spear.
.fSsFf
FINE yBwELAY. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, KrC.,- II g...zi4 Il,
- Anx,osryuse ~ mn AlTIYRE
on ACCOUNT or DEPARTURE.

nv PLACIDB ]. sPHAR. AucTIonREn-
b Ones No. IS Rxchange aney-sAT UknAf,
APEil /, ls7l, q haiEpass ten seloet a r. ~. Se
Bienviilo and Customh0use streets, without any
Init on account e SePs.ssrs S1;. nv. ,tr,s and
Bresetpine GolA 8ets, Geld Bracelets Gold
sleeve Buttoas, Cola Pens, an4 . scuernl aeeeet-
ment Of iewelry. Also, Diamond cluster and single
stone Pins, HnS.rinss, kmgs, etc.
Termo-Cash.
NB-Ail articles that win Be guaranteed ct the
hours e return the came. shoulA Il turn 80 foho
otherwise than - roprosented ~
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~ = : s Z: -
vALuABLx rxpRovxp s1conD pasrnicT rnoe.
xkrY At Auction.


49, - - So - - - IN = sass.ssass
BIZ :! + . =; 4 = I'd &, J. :!
On SATURDAY, April /. 1911, q twelve &C., -
- fhe II ChaeIo Aueuoo 81e1onto,
-. Charles Hotel, By virtue au4 n pug - ~
m oriicr q the -. uAuuts Doei6Deen0. yuo4e
the second District Court fur the parish q ~
dated July -, ne, ~ a3ll3 - - socket q -
eSXCERrAIN LOT or GROUND, tosethsr Nth the y
buildinss and improvements thereon, consiscne 2!
: three.story brick residence known = -
Rourbon street. situated In the Second D1ettles g
this city, in the square bounded BY Bouxbea -
tomhousc, Blenville and Dauphtne streets neesets
ine 81 fStt six inches, BnkIish mcsemre, nUny 81
Bourbou street, by In feet In depth, French haese
ure. 80. .,s..,,.,,. vsor.
ertv not having brought IT, nm apIeetsea vs!ue q
eafrday March H. 1871 will be sold - the h1gness
ii;ier f1r what IL win bring, ON credit Q! twelve
nsunths. The purchaser TO GRE his ncnd oeeoe
frons tie dey of Aale, st twelve ns1ths, neoslng
1ve per cent Interest. with good sesurty e e AZ
amount 81 cost ~ &soc, te b psid II cash. .a
deducted nom the price 81 eotuetcaQee lne
nropertv to be mOrtgSgod to the amount o. tno
bond. and kept insured, and pohcy srans'el1oo ~
the estate. .x.-.,. -
the expense n IL purchases. bef.m II Cnat,ee
Cuvfliier notary public. mhl4 III p ~ aPi
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? uuRRDsE,fRD PLEDGES,
SALE OF UNRKDRRNRD PLEDGES,
iii - %-f4sAsts =
ST. CHARLES LoAx OFFICE, no. IS ST.
CHARLES sTRRRr.

DY PLACIDK =. SPEAR. AUCTION.
ID eer-Omce No. 8 Kxchange allev-wRDH1S.
igi, and foilowinS days. at eleven O'Clock, viii
be sold Ut the q. Charles Loan once, Nc. IS IT.
Charles street, al Pledges left on hand in said e.
tabiishment dnrejscmed, up 10 1870 consisting Of
A large and select assortment Of Diamonds,
Gold and silver Rnglish, French and Swiss Watches
Diamond cluster ana single stooe HafRings, Ring,
Breastpins and Bracelets; gentlemens and ladies'
Gold Neck and Fob Chains. Pins, sleeve Buttons
and Sets; 6ilverware. consisting Of Spoena. Foyka
Ladlee CAstofs; Q large asoortsoent o. Colts and
other RevOlvers Deringers, Double BArreled Guns,
etc.. and . splendid lot Of musical instruments.
All articles that win he guaranteed Ut the time Of
ssle pulehasers WIN be allowed twenty -four hours
to return the same should Il turn ont to be other
wise than represented.
to attend the sale.
Ivery lot put up WIN DO sold to the highest and
last bidder regardless Of its cost
Tef0n-Ca6h. Wh36
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Report by the Administrators of Assess
ments on the petition of Casper H. Heffker'
corner of Melpomene and Franklin streets,
first assessment district.
DEPARTMENT OF AssxssnKxrs,(
To the City Council of New Orleans:
Casper H. Heffker has been served with q
notice of seizure for the tax Of 1869, against
Henry Hickey, and asks to be relieved from
the costs, for the reason that he was unable
to find the tax bill, the name being spelled
wrong. recommend his petitionIbe granted,
and offer the following resolution:
Resolued, That the Administrators of
Finance direct the Sheriff to receive from
| Casper H. Heffker the sum of 81 IS, it
being the amount Of tax and interest due
on tax bill No. 278, for the year 1869,
against Henry Hickey, and return tho writ
| to court as satisfied.
H. BONZANO, Administrator.
Laid over to be printed.
BY Mr.. Bonzano:
Report by the Administrator of Assessments
on the communication of Messrs. Hornor
| e. Benedict, attorneys for the Brown
| Congressional Association.
| DEPARTxKNr OF ASSESSMENTS, I
March %, 1871,
To the City Council Of New Orleans;
Judgment has been rendered In the Sixth
District Court against N. Dunn for the tax
Of 1861, amounting to thirty-seven dollars
and fifty cents and costs, on certain property
in square NO. OIL ninth assessment district,
since purchased and now owned by the
Brown Congressional Association. and now
psed for church purposes.
Isgree with the City Attorney, in view
of the position taken by the attorneys of
| the association, q cOmpromiDe shou1d be
made, anos therefore, recommend the abate-
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SAA4SAeSt
referred to the Administrator of Commerce.
A petition of Father Flanagan, of st.
Patrick's church, for the exemption Of .
school lot from taxation, was referred to
the Administrators of Assessments. o
A renewed petition Of citizens of the
Sixth District for the enforcement Of the
city ordinance preventing droves Of sheep
being driven through the city, was referred
to the Administrator Of Police.
A petition Of Frederick Lopez for the
privilege of erecting booth for the sale Of
soda water on neutral ground, between
Basin and Canal streets, was referred to the
| Administrator of Commerce. nj IS
| A claim of Jacob Joachim for more costs
| in the late jefferson tax suits was referred
| to the Administrator Of Public Accounts.
A communication relative to the dry
earth closet system was referred TO the Ad
ministrator of Public Buildings.
| A claim of G. Ferran. for compensation
for injuries sustained by the digging of a
| canal, was referred to the Administrator Of
improvements.
A tax petition Of the Rev. Mr.. Wayne
was referred to the Administrator o.
Finance.
| Deferred and Referred Busihess.
By Mr.. Remick:
| DxrAsrxKyr o, Conssscr, /,
To the City Council of New Orleans
The undersigned, to whom was referrei
the petition of Paul IAReau In loaae n striy
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Sheriff Of the paFish Of Orleano.