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Edward Greg, who resides at 221 Ninth avenue.
had a row with hts wife yesterday, and getting the
worst of the argument became perfectly nfuriated.
SeHing an iron bar he struck his wife fearful blow
on the head, fracturing the skull. The sight OF ms
wife lying bleeding at his feet terrified Greg and he
for doctor. Then he went to the station house
and stated that some man had broken into his house
and beaten his wife. Two officers accompanied him
to his residence and there they found Mrs. Greg
tended by Il doctor and in an almost dying condI-
ton. She was, however able to testify against her
husband. Greg WAS arrested. brought before Judge
Shandey at Jefferson Market yesterday and held to
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

section Of The Hamilton Land Improvement Com
paDy was referred to committee OF three with
power TO make inquiry into the legal questions In
VOWED. There l., accordingly a truce between the
con,ending parties IN the railroad war;
blll WAS introduced fixing the number OF chosen
freehoders In bergen county to one for each town
chip
Another Dill was brought In TO enable Camden to
raise portion ol It's school iund by po tax.
Among the bills introduced In the House was one
20 incorporate the Summit and Washington Valley
beth.
TIE bill 10 change the name OF Market street
church ia NewarX was ordered to thlr reading,
rs well the bill Incorporating the Barnegat Rail.
road.
The joint resolution .ratfying the fifteenth amend
ment and aHnulllug the action Of the last LeYisla.
ture on tsai question was passed BY u vote or "a
10 "a
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HOLDEN'S IMPEACHMENT.
Remarkable Developments in
the Trial.

Introduction Of tho Documentary Evidence
Speech Of Manager sparrow-History Of the Or.
sanizatioa Of tn, Army OF North Carolina
Special AMI General Orders -Brigadiers.
Colonels, Majors I'd Captains With Their
Rank and Pay-Appsals to Con-
gress to Suspend III, Habsas Corpus
How III, Fall Elections Were to bs
Carried-H ,ldsns Letters to Kirk.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf-pn.t Five O'Clock =. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8-S r.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8-S r. NJ.
AsHEs.-Receip,s nous. The market quiet and
unchanged. Small lots pot in demand SIS rs 81 IS
Pearl continued nominal at Y3 so a so 2a
CorrEE.The for Rio was strong, with good
mand at full prices note sales of 5Ss ba per
City of Rio de Janeo and 2o bags per Apha private
terms; also in Baltimore. lcs bags, Mindora 4i9
bags, per Everton private terms. Other kinds
quiet, but nrm wh small sales. We quote :Carsoes Rio.
ordinary, l0c loTc. far 1Os1c. l1lc; good, i14o
Maisss5o lse al7e Lasuayyia. las l5c s. Domingo
CoTIosWth continued large receipts the ports.
continued adverse accounts from liverpool sellers
reallze and the of the market
rally buyers favor In anticipation of further
sion prices however buyers cautious
their operations TO the supply Of passing Hence
with large offerings and limited demand, tho
market ruled duh and nc. per lb.
all grades closing with continued downward tendency
the appended quotations. The receipts at all United
States pors to-day 7l9 bales against
ceived the day last week, showing tar gain
receipts the week of IL 52o bales The receipts
New York were los bales The saes to-day were s,eH
balcs including 2,447 bales for a. bales
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

LARK--COss ARr.--On Tuesday, February 7, at the
Church Of the Incarnation. by the Rev. Dr. Mont
gOmery, MELVILLE B. CLARK to FANNIE E only
daughter OF J. Edward Cossart, all OF this city.
FRALEIIH--SLEIGHr.- khInebeck. on Monday,
February 8, by the Rev. MIR. Talmadge, Mr.. CERT
NER FRALEIGH to Miss CORNELIA SLEIGHT, OF New
York city.
observation-disclosures Tuesday. February 7,
at the residence OF the rector or Holy Trinity, by
the Rev. Dr. Hall, JOHN MCKENZIE RoUssEAUX to
MISS OLIVIA HoDGINs, both Of Brooklyn.
Hamilton and Toronto &c. W. papers please copy.
Matthew's church, Jersey City, BY the Rev. A.
Boomer Hart, A. }. SMITH to KATE L., daughter OF
Emanuel Conart all or New York city.
SPAuLDlNG--ORoUTT.- Tuesday, January 81, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev J.
b. Green, GILMAN w. SPAULDlNG, OF New YORK. TO
MARTHA A., daughter of Samuel Orcutt, Esq, or
Chelsea, Mass.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

BIGAMY MIXED UP.-The Green Bay tWis.)
Gazette reports blgamy case recently tried there
The evidence shows that Daniel Fitzgerald married
Miss Margaret Noodmnn. IN Kansas, and suhse.
quenuy Mrs Theresa Wilson, q widow, In Green
Bay. Miss WoodmAu had previously married an
Indian In Kansas, who had previously married an
INDIAN lady. and She learning the fact and that tho
Soon after Fitzgerald married mrs. " ,lson, ana she
learning hat ne had another wife stll living mar.
rled another Dlan named Hrltton,
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dered. n &C. - - pV"'
.srsAn,rr was dull and prices were nominal al i3c
Bic- We heard OF no safes OF ment.
ALLOW was In moderate request at steady prices
5oOo lbs were sold ntSsc. &c.: almost all at the latter
price for choice
WmaREy.- Receipts 100 bbls. The was fairly ac
Two ana prices rm mt the close, when holders
asSed Nc There we're sold 800 bbs at sSc. 3sc mostly
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FIRE IN A WILLIAMSBURG sREWsaY.
Loss $4,000 on stock and Baildtna.

G1ss SSi,OOU on stock and Building.
At aDout three O'Clock yesterday morning a fre
occurred In the malt house attached to the extern
sivc lager beer brewery OF Liebmann Brothers,
Forest and Washington streets, Williamsburg. and
loss. exceeding $4,000 on stock and building. re.
suited before the flames were subdued. The Gre
was caused by the over-heating OF tho kiln. The
property destroyed was doubly covered by insur-
ALCe. distributed ay tollows:--
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Transactoas in forward deliveries large but
cnng prices The sales to-day l560O bales,
wsE5so,1sy 79e at Hse a; go =. u slSc 9 q ii4s
s loo at isc 100 At i5lSc together April 100 At
iss 7oo At u lssc s9o at no 200 at u lslsc 100 at
100 =, l5ac. lbnyers optio6). 300 at l5%c, 200 al
10 llfc 24pO ut bc, 400 al Ia ih6c june 900 nj lbc
200 June q, lc 2oo February At tosether March April
June aud July 200 each month at l50 together and
day. after report, 42O bales follows
l4isc. March, 10, at II 3l6c ls0o l4c April 800 at
15c 800 at IA 15l6c May 200 ut 10 &C. b. New reans
900 on private terms Also to-day by broker and not
fouows: For February ls0o bales at 4c; 100 bales
et l5c For March h00 bales at c 20s baes at "a l66c
22p0 bales at 4sc For April $50 bales nj c leo bales
l4c For May 800 bales At loc 200 bales at u l56c.
For juno, 700 bales at l5c 100 bales at l56c., and
soo bales ,deliveraele 10 May and June-aoo each
forward delivery March, la7sc April 1856 ay,
To- llc; February sold at 14Ac.: June sold at u &C.
FLOUR AND 0RAIN.Recepts ,ay6 bba -four, 1000
meal 34O0 bushels wheat 2 corn, bats
The market for our active and hrmer shppng
grades The sales were about 1900 bbs Of which about
5000 bbs extra State Tor export nt 6 S5 $ Southern
Hour slow OF sale, but unchanged In
value. Sales $50 bbs Rye nour dun
aud unchnnsed sales l50 bbls. Corn
quotations below. About ooO sacks Western sold
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
GOVERNMENTS DULL AND FIRM


The government list was firm, but with little doing
The following were the final street quotations.
United States currency skies, ll1I a 11lS; do.
skies, 1881, registered i134 113s; do, coupon,
1l3i4 ll3H; do. 1vetwenties, registered, May and
November, llo1s 1l0M; do. do, 1862, coupon do,
n1A lllh; do. do 1864, do. do, ll0S HOY;
do. do, 1885, do do, 11oh llOS; do. do, regis.
tered, January and July, 1924 a 109h; do. do,
1865, coupon do, 1927 1925; do do, 1867. do do,
1osH loeX; do. do. 1893, do. do, 1ue4 lo97s do
ten nforties, registered 1o55s lo7; de- do coupon,
l095s a no..
THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE or BONDS.
Assistant Treasurer Hllhouse at noon opened pro-
posals for the sale to the government OF two millions
OF fvewenties The amount offered was 81, ,0sS. 900.
The amount accepted confined TO the limit
specified in the advertisement.
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.
The stock market was devoid OF special feature
and the fluctuations unimportant New York Gen.
trail stock and scrip nrmer, on the report from
washington that the question OF the tax on scrip
dividend had been again postponed. The highest
and lowest prices were "a follOWs:-
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NEW YORK CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Tne following record VIII show the changes in the
temperature FOR the past twenty-four hours in CON-
parison wtn the corresponding day OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuss Pnar-
macy, HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

George Keyburn, seventy-two years OF age and
born In Ireland father OF the late CHRISTOPHER Key
burn, but better known at exit Burn,n was yester-
day morning found dead in his bed at 33s Water
street, by MS daughter, Mrs. Burn. Deceased had
not been complaining previously Coroner Keenan,
was notified TO hold an inquest on the bodY
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The Founding Asylum being sadly in need q

The Founding Asylum being sadly In need Of
funds at the present time, Mr.. Dan Bryant has COM
menced movement to aid IL. His troupe will give
an extra matinee performance to-day at two O'Clock
III their pretty little nall on West Tweniy-tn,rd
street, Tor tne Deneht Of the asylum. 1t Is to be
festive Dan and his band promise good eniertan
ment, and the sisters Of Charity In charge OF the
asylum promise their prayers and those Of the little
walIs III behalf Of those who assist
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lecture win be delivered this evening, at Associ-
alton Hall, by Mr. James Parton, entitled One Hun
dred Years Ago.n
The Associate Alumni Of the male department of
Grammar School No. IA will hold a reunion this
evening at the Spngler House.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

During the indlsposition or Mr. Sarkweather the
duties of his Office being performed by Captain
G. T. McClenahan, OF the Department Of Public
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

The fourth Of the course of the University law
lures will be delivered tomorrow evening In the
University Chapel, by Mr. A. A. Redaeld on stTne
Theory Of judicial Determination;
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

Average tGTlpeTHLurV yeSCcruAJ 81
last year ..................... "a,
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RUSE-Iu Williamsburg, OH MOu0ay, FeDruaTy o
GILBERT n. ROSE. after lingering illness.
The relatives and friends OF the family, ana those
,v ny ~ he II; ri. ate
afternoon AT two O'CLOCK, from his late residence
No. 80 Penn street.
RoBEErsoN.-suddeny, on Tuesday, February I,
or scarlet fever HENRY H., eldest Of Tim Y. and
Mary A. Robertson, agcd years. montls and -
days.
The friends OF the family invited to attend tho
funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock, rom
AS East l2oth street The remains Will be taken 70
Trinity Cemetery for interment.
ScoTT.-On Wednesday afternoon, February 8. at
No University place, DR.. JAMES w. SCOTT, aged SO
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
scUtLY.-On Wednesday morning, February 9.
after O lingering Illness JAMES SCuLLY, III the 9th
the relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF she Thomas Conan Association are re-
spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence OF his m Their u RoosevelI street. Fri
day afternoon at two O'Clock.
THOMAS CONAN AssOcIArIoN.--The members OF
the Thomas Conan Association will meet at tho
rooms OF the association 39l Pearl street, FRIDAY
afternoon, at one O'Clock, to attend the funeral Of
our late brother member, James Scully By order.
DANIEL SCULLY, President
JULES MA1Loy, Secretary.
sKELLY.-on Tuesday, February :, ANDREW the
beloved husband OF Hannah Skeiy, In the 09tn year
OF his age.
The friends aud acquainrances OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, thus
residence 502 Tenth avenue.
Paterson papers please copy.
SMirH--At lbs residence, 500 West Twenty second
street, on Tuesday, February Z, WILLIAM W. SMITH.
aged 2S years. late OF the Surrogate's Office
Relatives and friends requested TO attend the
funeral services, &C ST. AIMS church. Eighteenth
street. near Futn avenue, on Friday afternoon. as
one O'clock.
STEINwAY.-on Tuesday morning, February 7.
HENRY STEINwAy, aged "a years, after lingering
Illness.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral. rom ote,nYay
Hail. Fourteenth street, this Thursday morning. ~
ten O'Clock. The remains Will Oe Inferred ~ uie
family vault on Chapel lin, GreenWood Sehetety.
NorIcE-rhe members ot the German i-a>d-
verein OF the Nineieenth ward are respectfully IN
vlled 20 attend the funeral or our distinguished us
ceased member, Heinrich steinway. Esq, Whcn
wul take place thls Uhursdayi merain2, ~ zen
' ~ THE goMMlrrEE.
Twyrogp-At New Brighton. $ Is on tuesday.
Fenr,,sry T. FLORENCE, daughter ol Jane anu hn-
ward Twyford. aged years, months and ~ days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully informed
that tbe funeral Will take place from her parents
resdcccc Richmond terrace, New Brighton. Ibis
frhu-stisyl afternoon, at two O'clock.
WfLHELa--SaddenJ, on Monday, February &
WILLIAM T., WILHELM, son OF Margaret aud the iate
william 5. Welhelm, In .he 24yh year OF tbs age.
The relatives and friends OF tne famty are re-
specuuiy invited to httend the Innerai, tls (fhurs
dnyl aftcraoon, at half past oAe o'clock. srola his
late residspoe. lei ElQ stree&
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

IN CONFORMITY WITH AN ORDER OF THE
i Honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated the twenty eighth DAY OF
January, 1871, the undersigned, appointed com
mis- sioners by said court the application OF the
city of New Orleans, for the purpose OF making an
estimate and assessment for the opening OF casa
celvo (nOw ROyal) street, in the Third District,
from Louisa to Congress streets, pursuant to
plan drawn by C. A. dArlnas, surveyor, copy OF
which il filed in the aforesaid court, do hereby
propose to open said street per plan herewith
filed for special reference
Notice is given to all persons interested that the
undersigned commissioners have deposited copies
Of the said estimate and assessment concerning the
opening of said stseet, with plan thereto an
nexed, with the Clerk OF the said Fourth District
Court for the inspection of whOmsoever it may
concern and that the reports OF said estimate and
assessment by the undersigned commissioners will
be presented to said court for confirmation accord
ing to law, on FRIDAY, the tenth day OF March,
1871
All persons, whose rights and interests may be
affected thereby, may state specially their Objec
lions in writing, ten days after the last publication
of this notices such objections to be filed with the
clerk Of said Fourth District Court, i'll order that
said commissioners may reconsider and alter OF
amend their said estimate and assessment, il they
deem proper before presenting the same for final
conf rmat iOG. according to law.
J. L. LEWIS,
:. HOWELL
J. +. MICHEL,
Commissioners.
A Srllp Secretary. fe28 mh7 II II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-28

PAROISSE DORLEANS.
MARGUERITE ELN1RE ROUSSEAU, EpousR DE
J. Bonnafon, vs. Son Epoux-No 2224
TIE CERTlSIE PAR LES PRESENTES QUE LIE
- vingt-troisiene jour de Janvier 1871, jugement
Il cts rrndu par Ia susdite cour dams lataire ci-
de>sus intitute, dams les termes suiNants, savor:
Marguerite hlmIre Rousscau tpouse de J. \. Bon
naton son fponX, No 222i.
Sur motion de J. A. Driean avocat de Ii. plai-
gnaEtc ct aprhs avoir dueIncnt produit les preuyes
de Ia demande de "a plaignante, la lo ct rtvidence
Giant IN iarcilr de ia plaignante, il est ordonn.
adIngc ct d' crete que II" iugenent par default
renGu le rcize lanvier, ISL, soft 1nantenant
confirm" ct iait dtfnltif, ct Ul'en consequence
iugement soft rcndu favour de IN plai%nante,
Marguerite Elmire Rousseau, TT contre lie defen-
deur, j. A. Bonnafon, son tpouN, dtcrctant la uls-
solution de IL communicate DIES bens ci DC want
eNlstaut entte euX; cue Ia ,laignantc ait ddIni-
nistiat:on de ses biens, ct qurlle recouVre On Glt
detendeur la somme de trelle mile SIX cent
soiXante-quatre piastres ct soxantt-q'iatorLe ct
IN quart sous, ayec int,'ret sur Ia dite soinme an
tallN &c cinq pour cent. CONNIE SUIT
|. Sur la soInme de qnatre mile SIN cent
soixante-dix -ncut pastrts ct Gina sous depnIs le
vinTt ct -ilu Dccembre, 1889.
3. Sur IL soliiIne de hut mile deuX cent viugt
six piastres ct Hinst-sN sous depuis lie di2- sept
Juin. 1896.
B. sur la somme de sept cent cine uante ne IL,
piastlos 1t Quarante-trols sous depuis lie slA sep
tairc lvcc ..ttachement ct hypotlfque, ausi qui
est reqUs par la l0 au sujet des feInmes mar.cts
sur Ia propriete de leurs tpOux.
Judgement reudu L. vingt trOis Janyicr 1871.
SiSne lie vingt sept Janyier, ls7l
(SignG CHARLES BEAUMONT, Juge.
En- fol de quot j'ai oppose ma signature ct Il
sceau de Ia ditc cour, Ia vile de ia Nouvelle
Orleans, ce vingtieme jour de Ftvrer, en- Pan dt
NOtre Seigneur mile hut cent sOixante-et-Onze
ct de Independence DIES ktatsCns Ia quatrc
vingt -quinzieme.
Pour cope ccnforme: PHILIP POWER, JR.,
fe23 IS 2s' Dtpute Gret6er.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music.


The Oates Comic Opera Company COM
menoed their last week with the latest great
Little Faust" which was pre-,
duced with great splendor and represented
to q full house. little Faust" must be
seen to be appreciated. 1t will be brought
out every evening during the week. Pro
lessor O'Reardon, the original Japs, the
Cowhellians and other novelties will be pro-
duced in the Dutch fair scene, in the second
act. Seats should be secured early.
National Theatre.
The Russian Concert Troupe were greeted
at the National Theatre last evening by an
excellent house. Their entertainments are
superbly attractive, and always draw large
ly. and the proof Of that fact will be seen
this evening at their second concert.
st. Charles Theatre.
The success of Mr.. John Collins, the cele-
brated delineator Of Irish character, during
his present engagement at the st. Charles
Theatre is wonderful, considering the season
of Lent. He will continue to attract large
audiences, and hence we advise the readers
Of this paper to 90 early to-day to the box
office and thus secure good seats to witness
the Soldier OF Fortune and the Irish
Attorney" Thursday noon, matinee for the
benefit of 1.-The Little Church Around the
Corner" Friday evening, farewell benefit
Of Mr.. John Collins.
National Hall.
This evening, second night OF the grand
premium entertainment, when first, second
and third premiums will be awarded for
"Neatness of Dress"
Olympic Varieties.
This temple Of Momus is nightly thronged
to witness the great match clog dance be-
tween Miss Annie Gibbons and Mcssrs. Tim
Hays, John Carroll and Eddie Gibbons, for
the championship; as yet the audience has
been unable to decide the victorious party.
Little Japanese Tommy and Chans'' the
st. Nicholas Varieties.
According to the advertisement Of Mr..
Hewlett most of the great actors who LETT
Paris by balloon express during the siege,
came to this city and We're engaged by him
at the st. Nicholas, where there are per
formances every evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-28

MARGUERITE ELNIRE ROUSSEAU. WIFE OF J.
BounaiCn vs. Her Hushand-So 2224.E
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE TWENTY
L third day OF January 1871 Judgment was rem
dered in this court in the following entitled suit
i'll the words and figures following, to wit:
Marguerite klmlIe Rousseau, wife OF j. \. Bonna
fon, Her Husband, No. O24
On motion OF J. 4. Dejean, of counsel for plaintiff
and on producing due proof OF plaintiffs demand.
it is ordered. adudged and decreed that the
Judgment by default herein entered on the thir-
ttenth January, 1871, be now confirmed and made
final. and accordingly that there be Judgment in
favor of plaintiff, Marguerite Elmre Rousseau,
and against defendant j. \. BonnafOn, her hus-
band, deCreeing dissolution OF the community OF
property heretofore existing between them; that
plaintiff have the administration OF her property,
and that she recover OF the said defendant the
sum of thirteen thousand six hundred and sixty
four dollars and sevcuty-four and ont-quarter
cents with interest thereon at five per cent, as
follows:
/. Or the sum of four thousand six hundred and
seventyDn dollars and hve cents from December
81 1889.
2 On the sum of eight Thousand two hundred and
twenty six dollars and twenty-slX cents, from the
seventeenth day OF june. 1870
2. On the sum OF seven hundred and fifty nine
dollars and torty-three cents, from September 3,
1863, unit il pad, and costs OF suit, with lien and
mortgage as allowed by law to married women on
the property OF their husband.
Judgment rendered January -, 1871.
Signed January q 1871
tsigned) CHARLES BEAUMONT, Judge.
IN testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and fixed the seal OF the said court at he city
OF New Orleans, OH this twentieth day or February
in the wear of Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and sevcnty.one and the ninety fifth year o
the independence OF the United States.
4 true copy: PHILIP POWER, JR.,
fe24 - 25' Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-28
CANCELLATION OF BOND,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans, February 3, 1871.
WHEREAS APPLICA ALTON HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancellation of the official bond
of John G. Roche, as Coroner in and for the First
and Fourth Districts, and orleans Right Bank OF
Orleans TO wit: bond dated June 80, 1868. i'll the
sum OF Twenty-Five thousand dollars, signed by
Patrick Halrin, as sureties: the said bond being
conditioned for the faithful performance BY the
said John g. Roche of his duties as Coroner afore-
said
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons interested
in the said bond TO file their objections to the can
collation. thereof in writing, i'll the office OF the
Secretary of state, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under nv hand and the seal of the State
this third day OF February. 1871. and OF the in
depe ndence of the United States the nnet fifth.
By the Governor: H. C. WARMOTH.
GEORGE f. BoyEP Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-28

IN CONFORMITY WITH AN ORDER OF THE
1 Honorable the Fourth District Court of New Or
leans dated the twenty-eShth day of January,
1871 the undersigned. appointed by said court on
the application of the city of New Orleans for the
purpose Of making an estimate and assessment for
the opening of MOreau street tho" thartrcs) III
the Third Dist rict, from st Ferdinand to Mogtegut
streets, pursuant to plan drawn by c. A. DeArmas,
Surveyor copy of which is filed in the aforesaid
court, do hereby propose to open said street as
per plan herewith filed for special reference.
Notice is given to all persons herein interested that
the undersigned Commissioners have deposited
ing The opening of said street with plan thereto
annexed, with the Clerk of he said Fourth District
Court, for the inspection OF whOmsoever IT. may
concern, and that the report of said estimate and
assessment by the undersigned Commissioners Will
be presented to said court for confirmation &C
cording to law, FRIDAY. March 20. 1911.
All persons whose rights and interests may be
affected thereby may state specially their 0bleo-
tons i'll writing, ten days after the last publication
of this notice; such objections to be filed with the
Clerk of said Fourth District Court, in order that
said Commissioners may reconsider and alter or
amend their said estimate and assessment if they
deem proper, before presenting the same for con-
frmatiou according 10 law.
J. +. BARTHELEMY,
&. w. CULBERTSON,
LOUIS ST. MARTIN,
Commissioners.
JOHN G. MONROE,
t.23 min Is II Secretary.