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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, July Al A. N.

Synopsis FOR the Past T,oentg.tour Hours.
The barometer has fallen gradually east OF the
Rocky Mountains A small area or low pressure
was developed during the night in South.
ern Illinois, and has to-day spread nom
the Ohio to Lake Huron. The barometer
has also fallen Lakes ontario ana Erie
and the South Atlantic coast. Tho tempers-
ture has fallen slightly in the Middle Atlantis
aud on the upper lakes and Is elsewhere sta
tionary Light southwestery winds have pre-
vailed until Monday evening on the Atlantic
coast but have now died away Clear
ana partially cloudy weather is generally reported
from the Southern and New England States. Local
rains have passed over Maryland Monday afternoon
The area OF rain which was Sunday evening west OF
Iowa and Missouri has now extended over Michigan
with cloudy weather on Lake Superior.
Probabilities.
No material change from the regular daily course
OF the weather is Indicated for the Southern and
Gulf States. The rain and threatening weather on
Lakes Erie and Michigan will probably extend to
Lake Ontario during the night and be experienced
TO some extent from Pennsylvania to New Hamp-
shire on Tuesday, but dangerous winds are noe
Anticipated.
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ELECTION REPORTS From
YER SAiLCES.
TELEGRAM TO the new y9ax HERALD.

Ninety Republicans Chosen Out Of One Hun
bred and Fourteen Depuiics-A Great Libe-
raj Success I'M. Rouher, the Imperialisr,
Defeated.
VERSAILLES, July 3, 1871.
1t is considered certain that eighty or ninety
Of the ia Deputies chosen yesterday to- the Assem-
bly, are moderate republicans and will support the
administration OF President Theirs.
GAMBErTA CHOSEN FROM MARsEILLEs.
N. Gambetta has been returned to the Assembly
from Marseilles.
ELECTION OF OTHER LIBERALS.
Liberals have been chosen to the Assembly from
the departments OF the Seine and Disc. NM. Du-
vergier and Magne are among the successful can
dtdates.
NJ. RoUHER DEFEATED
M. Rouher is defeated in the department OF Cha
tente Inferieure.
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ENGLAND.
Details Of the Oensus-The Population In the Cot
ton Districts Decreased BY Emigration to the
United states-Diplomatic Changes
Disturbances by the 0rangsmeu.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July 8, 1871.
Details OF the census returns are beginning to be
published and present some curious facts. One OF
the most interesting Of these Is that the great cotton
manufacturing centres which suffered from q
scarcity OF the raw material during the American
war, have sustained positive loss in population
since $780,
The undoubted cause OF this erect Is the immense
emigration to America during those years In conse-
quence Of the hard times and lack OF food accustomed
by the cotton famine.
THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY SICK
The health Of Mr. ChIlders, late First Lord of the
Admiralty, is improving.
TRANSFER OF HNGLIsH AMBAssADORs-LoRD TEN
TERDKN MRMBRR OF THE MINISTRY.
1t Is reported that Lord Bloomfield will retire from
she position OF British Ambassador at Vienna, and
that he will be succeeded by Sir Alexander Buchan-
an Lord Lotus. the present Ambassador to Berlin,
taking the latters post at st. Petersburg.
Odo Russell has, 1t is said, been appointed Ambas.
saaor to Berlin, and Will De replaced In the Foreign
Office by Lord Tenterden, who recently returned
from service with the High Commission at WASH
ington
RIOT OF THE ORANGEuEN.
There were disturbances by the Orangemen on
Saturday at Lurgan, market town OF Ireland, In
Ulster county. The military were called ont and
the riot act read, when the rioters dispersed and
quiet was restored
A NEW LINE OF STEAMERS.
The Arragon the pioneer steamer of the Bristol
and New York line, sailed from the former port on
Saturday with f0rty-f0ur passengers and o full
cargo. Thousands Of spectators witnessed her de-
parture and gave enthusiastic cheers for the new
transatlantic line.
HONoRs TO N. DE LEssEPs.
The Queen to-day invested M. de Lesseps with the
Order OF the Star OF India.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD

Port Az PRINCE, July /,
Via KINGSTON. Jamaica, July 8, 1871.
Markets generally are dull.
The senate mas removed Mr.. Hagens, the Minis
ter OF Education, and has lmpeached him as a bank
rupt ana cnaracterlcss. Mr.. Davies Will probably be
his successor.
At the request OF the French Consul and the
French Admiral, the Hayden officials ordered
the expulsion Of q Mr.. Quine, formerly
French priest but now married ana preaching
in favor Of Professionalism. The Senate cancelled the
order and censured the officials. Because the wife
and child OF Qurne Haytiens the people are in
dgnant the action Of the officials and their servil
ity 10 the priest and Frenchmen.
The materials for the repair Of the Hornet have
arrived and work on the vessel Is progressing. Her
old officers have also arrived. Spanish war vessel
Is keeping o close watch on the Hornet.
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Great Republican Success in
the French Elections.
~~~~~>~~~-~~-~>~~~~~~~~>-~
Complete ROut of the MOnarchists
and Imperialists.
M. ROUHER DEFEATED.
Ninety Out Of One Hundred and Fourteen
Republican Deputies Chosen.
ffENRl ROCHEFORT REPORTED INSANE.
HENRI ROCHEFORT REPORTED INSANE.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW york HERALD.

PARIS, July g. 1871.
A despatch from Bordeaux announces that four
republicans have been chosen from the Department
OF Gironde tn the Assembly The republicans cast
s5 900 votes the imperialists 5000 and the royasts
$4,000.
GENERAL FAIDHBRBE THRICE CHOSEN.
General Faidherbe and M. Testelin, republicans
nave been elected from the Department of Du Nord
by two-thirds vote. The Departments of Pas de
Calais and Somme have also chosen General Faid-
herbe.
OTHER REPUBLICAN SUCCESSES.
The Department OF the Aisne elects republicans,
ana the Department Of the Seine Inferieure elects
moderate republican,.
ONLY TWO MONARCHIsTs FROM PARIS.
Only two monarchlsts are chosen from Paris.
THE APPROXIMATE RESULT.
An approximate result OF the election In thirty
four departments exclusive Of that of the Seine Is
hftv-stx republicans and twelve conservatives
SOME THD ELECT.
The election OF NM. Gambetta, Wolowski, Louvet,
Pernolet. Presseuse, Cissey and Andre Ia certain.
HOW THE wORKINGMEN VOTED.
The wOrkmen all cast their votes Tor Gambetta
and Victor Hugo who are the candidates elected
for the first section Of the seventh ACCOMPLISHMENT
OF Paris.
THE ARMY DID NOT VOTE.
The Steele states that the army did not vote.
EFFECT OF THE ELECTIONS ON THE LOAN.
The French loan Is already much above the price
At which 1t was issued because Of the quiet manner
In which the French elections have passed on.
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nagboat viii be anchored between Congress Hall and
Stockton House. east of which the soops will anchor line
about forty yards the schoOnes Ia line 200
north Of the soops. about nifty yards apart.
In taking position In the line each Yacht select its
in the order OF Ito arrival at the anchorage and the commit
tee would suggest that the yachts arrive at the hagboat
early possible, that there may no delay IN the
Mansas foresais and gaGopsa be- set before start
Ing unless otherwise ordered by the committee The signal
for starting will be the morning OF the regatta
Yachts are required to their private signals al the
The themselves the right rule
yacht dsobeyng the printed regulations for the regatta.
The signal Tor preparing TO start Will be one gun from the
starting viii be second gun from the steamer
TIE CoCRsE.
The will be from the anchorage to the Ghtshp
Five-Fatbom Rank, rounding To the southward and
ward, and return TO 1agboat anchored about mile from
from the southwark and eastward.
To he sailed according the rules and regulations OF the
New York Yacht Club
One for schooners OF the value of 81 ,0C0
One for sloops, of The value Of Si,OOO
In addition the above prizes sweepstakes for
valued At $780, presented Mr. Edwin n Benson, OF Phs
depha open 70 vessels Of both classes without allowance
States with $35 entrance money added, viii be sailed FOR on
same day aud on same course
The venturing gentlemen and specializing genus
have filed the void Of the evening by making up
the Five-FathOm Bank and AZ the owners are little
interested IN u like manner themselves the business
Is thriving, and the ladies, too, are taking hand
n-sOme with money and others la their select co.
toilet. All the yachts have favorites, but many OF
the enthusiastic '.Phillyn boys look upon the C0lum
bta as the coming boat This craft Is the upper
most topic OF discussion In their minds. and have
that she could sail past any yacht ever built, ard
second, that she could not sail ut all. This "a ex-
tremely satisfactory, and leaves you the option OF
paying yonr money and taking your choice.
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CUBA.
Capture Of Insurgent Leaders.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA. July 3, 1871.
The Spanish gunboat Neptune captured the insur-
gent General FREDERICK Cav ada while he was trying
to leave the island. He was taken to Puerto
Principe for trial. His execution is certain.
The Neptune also captured the Cuban Admiral
Osorio who was made famous by capturing the
Spanish coaster Comandltario. Osorio was taken
to Nuevitas for trial.
Three more insurgent leaders on Cayo Cruz. where
Cavada was captured, were surrounded by Spanish
seamen and troops and killed.
The insurgent officers Antonio Zaldivar, Jose
Caille. Nicholas Mayhy ana others are at Puerto
Principe.
valmaseda has arrived at Sanu Espintu.
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HAYTI.

Change in the Ministry Of the Model Black Re-
pubic-A Catholic Priest Matrimonially
Inclined-Frenoh Interference Re-
buked-The Hornet Watched by
Spanish War Vessel.
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reusaAm TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, July g. 1871.
The Prince Imperial Frederick william and wife
lthe Princess Royal OF EngIand leave tomorrow for
England. ON Q visit to Queen Victoria.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM WE'LL AGAIN.
The Emperor william Is rapidly recovering from
'his present indsposltion, and is again able 70
transact business.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Germanla will leave this port %
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Ofica
mt ten O'Clock A. NJ.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
Will be ready at half past eight O'Clock In tho
morning.
single copies, IN wrappers for mailing. six ents.
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THE Atlantic Yacht CLUB SQUADRON.

owing to the excessive calnrprevailing throughout
the day, the Atlantic Club Squadron, with the ex-
cepnon OF yachts Orion and Peerless, did not
In whitestone Bay until halfpast seven r. M.,
and then only I'VE sail out OF the entire feet put In
an appearance. At eight p. M. the signal gun was
fred from the flagship Nimbus, Commodore Peet.
Immediately afterward the fleet weighed anchor
and proceeded. 1t is expected the remainder OF the
boats Will start from New YORK and Brooklyn for
Glen Cove at daylight In the morning.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSDoS MONEY MARKHr.-I,oNpoN. Julv Ali IN
A. MConsols opened 1t can for both mohey ana The sc
count United States hvetweny bonds 1854 ny 1855 old
rifles will he closed tomorrow.
PARIS MONEY MAnKRT.--PARrp, July l--Evsnfns -
The Bourse closed excited Rentcs, 81. Soc
LrvRRP0oL COTTON hAlxHT.-LIvHRroor, July s.
Up MThe market II arm. The sales sti estimated n
$4,000 bales including 5000 for export speculsou
Sales OF cotton nearly due from New Orleans have been
LivEsPocL BsEXDsr5Iys MARxHr.-LrvrRroot, July
Ali 90 4. h.--Corn 90. 3D. sos. Cd. per ouartcr.
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TWO YOUNG LADIES DROWNED At ROCHESTER.


ROCHESTER,, N. T., July 3, ISL
ny the ovcrturning OF q rowboat at Irondequoit
Bay this forenoon three persons Miss Ella Leland,
aged twenty-five years, a teacher in Public School
No. 10; Miss Carrie Abel, aged fifteen years, OF
New York city, visiting at Mr.. Southell's, OF this
city, and Keeler B. Byam. b0okkeepor for Ncssrs.
Newell Turpn, picture frame manufacturer
were drowned.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

JULY 4.
1s7O-The OfYer of the crown OF Spain to Prince Lee
pold of HohenZollern announced. The yachts
Cambria and Dauntless started from the Old
Head OF KInsale on their ocean race.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Miss, was surrendered hy th0
rebel General Pembert0n to General Grant.
1s26-Ex. Presidents Thomas JEFFERSON and John
177s-congress adopted the Declaration Of Inde-
pendenCe.r
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, July g. 1871.
King Victor Emmanuel arrived III Rome to-day
from Naples.
Holland, Prussia, Spain ana the United States TO
the Court Of King Victor Emmanuel have also ar.
rived In this city.
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BELGIUM.
fhs Belgium Government Neutral in the Italian
Occupation Of Rome
1flsssGm TO TINE NEW YORK AEaAlu.

BRUSSELS July g. 1871
In the Senate to-day Baron dAnetnan stated that
the Belgian government neither approved nor dis
approved Of the Italian occupation OF Rome. Two
Belgian legations would still De maintained-one to
ths Italian Court and the other to the Holy Sec
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GENERAL PARIS REPORTS.
TElesaAM TO the NEW Yusx HERALD.

Rochefort Insnne-Intcrview Between THEIRS
and Fa0rice-Ordinary Legislative Business
Occupying the AssembIy-Thc Trials Of
Communists Not Yet Ended.
PARIS, July 8, 1871.
M. Rochefort Is pronounced to be insane.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN THEIRS AND THE GERMAN AID
AINIsrTRATION IN FRANCE.
A long interview has been held between NJ Theirs
and General Fabrlce, German administrator Of civil
affairs in France.
CNIMP0RTANCE OF TIE ORLEANS PRINCES.
No political Importance Is attachedIo the fact that
the Orleans Princes dined on Saturday with Presi-
dent THEIRS
THE BUDGET IN THE ASSEMBLY.
The discussion on the budget was resumed in the
Assembly to-day.
PROTESTS AGAINST A TAX ON SILK.
The Deputies from Lyons have presented to the
Assembly protests, numerously signed by their con-
stltuents, against the imposition OF tax on silk.
GERMAN woRKMEN IN THE SUGAR REFINERIEs
The sugar refnerIes Of Paris are once more en-
ploying German workmen.
MORE COMMUNISTS TO BE TRIED.
Court Martial for the trial OF Communists con-
venes III Paris tomorrow.
PART PAYMENT OF THE WAR INDEMNITY.
M. Pouyer-Quertier, the Minister OF Finances, has
RENTED 100 600, 000 on account Of the war indem
nifty. to Count Wadersee, the German Ambassador.
tbs ELECTIONS FOB THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
Candidates pledged solely to the restoration Of the
integrity o: France have been successful In several
districts.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
A mail train on the Northern Railway ran on The
track to-day, near Ularmont. SIX persons were
killed and twenty injured.
LAW RELATING TO THE PRESS.
The Assembly Is now considering the bill requir-
ing the deposit Of caution money by newspapers.
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SPAIN.
A New Loan In tho Market.
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HsaALo.

MADRID, July 3, 1871.
The Imparciai says Senior Moret, Minister Of
Finance. has negotiated loan OF 1oo,ooooOo reals
at ten per cent with the proceeds Of which he pro-
poses 10 pay on the foreign debt and meet other
pressing demands.
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MCLoUGHLIN.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, July :
after q lingering illness, JOHN MCLOUGHLIN.
His friends and those Of the family invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his brother
In-law James Mortimer 37I Halsey street, on We'd.
nesday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
(FOr other Deaths see Taifd P11e.l
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ITALY.

The Entry Of the King and the Diplomatic Corps
Into the New Capital Enthusiastic
Reception by the Romans
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For n Luxurious Bath Go TO the Russian
apoD Baths built OF italian marbe p and % Eass Fourth
street. from Ledercranz Hail. the most extensve.
popular Baths In the United States Fourth
of July open for gentlemen only from to II AN
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GERMANY.

Visit Of the Crown Prince and Crown Princess to
Queen Victoria.
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WAR IN CENTRAL ASIA.

Reconciliation Between the Belligerens Elk
pec.ed
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A.-Fourth Of Juiy-Keep COol.-(so -
BROOKS for stylish low SHOES, Kid Calf. SIS Broad
way opposite Metropolitan Hotel and iisS Broadway coz
ne Twenty ninth street.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Rest In tho
The only perfect dye Harmless, reliable nstsnta-
ueous. Al all druggists
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Americas Travellers May Procure Pass.
ports from A. G. WILLMARTH, United States Court Build
ines, a Chamber street.
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ID. II. Mcrvvin, Of Boston, Wrttess-tsI Have
of bottle OF BURNErT'S COCOAINE,
and bald pate is covered all over with young ha
three eghths OF inch long, which determined To
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No Postponement.

1t Operates Like Maaic.-Mrs. WinslOwss
sOOTHING SYRUP for children tcehing, soens the gums,
reduces inflammation, allays all pain.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-The HlGhest RateA
paid for Doubloons all kinds of Gold and Silver Spanish
'-"- TAYLOR a CO., Bankers, IS wall street, New York.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
prevents the hair from falling o. Use II.
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11y0, 1871, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gcm>
emen who propose to celebrate Independence DAY III, S
out delay, At KNOxs popular Hat Store IA Beo~d"Ss
corner OF Fulton street. and secure Que.
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k.-Phaion's New Perfume.
LOVE you.
LOW VOC.
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Wood Carpesina.--1h ne Store will be Closed
To-day, but you the beautiful samples IN tho
window. $50 Broadway.
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Open, July 4, for PhreneloGical Examina>
tions and written descriptions OF character, a. S broad
way.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BOMBAY, July 8, 1871.
1t is reported that negotiations have been CON-
menced between the Ameer OF Cabool and Yakoob
Khan and that 1t probable q reconciliation will
be effected.
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No Postponement.
The GRAND Excursion TO Aturas, eth OF July,
will take place, rain or shinc- -
Protection from the and In the immense pavilion
depot win accommodate b,O0O people brass ana
String Band Musc Dancing Oratory and Fireworks Train
IT Cham bers street O'Clock n sharp soc
dtriu adv er
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safe Hair Dye.
Purely vegetable.
Easily applied. Only one bottle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-25
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:

EDITOR REPUBLICANS:
wish to call your attention, and the at
tention of the city authorities, to a nuisance
which exists in some parts Of the city. l
mean the manner in which vehicles are
often wantonly made to Inconvenience foot
passengers. Did you ever stand at a street
crossing, anxious to pass, and yet be de-
tanned, losing time which you could i'll af-
ford to spare, because a string of carts
formed themselves into sort of procession,
each wagon, cart, or dray moving along
with the head of the following horse
leaning over it, and so forming an uninter
rupted chain that no one could break
through The drivers always move
slower on these occasions, and appear to
enjoy with great zest the Inconvenience to
which they are putting score or two of
people. l know that in some large cities
the police regulations prevent this monopo-
" of the streets by vehicles. and require
that succession of them passing along
shall leave space between each sufficient
to allow people to pass through.
o. B. S. ERVER.
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The Democrats are jubilant over the in
crease of their number in the lower House
of Congress. A Washington special to the
Louisville ComrierJos,,sal says:
The Democratic strength in the House
will be increased to 100 members by the
gain in New Hampshire, and the decision of
the Committee on Elections in favor of Ed
wards (Democrat), whose seat was con-
tested. Three more are expected from the
Connecticut election, two from California,
and two from Texas, which will make the
House stand at the next session l36 Repub-
icans to lO7 Democrats, as there are twenty
three members and majority in 122. The
Democrats will then only lack fifteen votes
to control the House. However, with the
present number which destroys the two
thirds rule, and the reinforcements they are
constantly receiving from the revenue re-
form Republicans, they have thus far in the
session carried every measure they have
brought forward, and defeated all attempts
Of the Radicals at extreme legislation.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
ORLEANS No. 2064.

VyHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, 10 ALL WHOM
Il these presents shall come, greeting Whereas.
five hundred and seventy.dve dollars, at . sais
made by the Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans. the
property herein described hs. sPplisd to tht: court
the thirty first day of January. 1871 for mention
or advertisement in conformity to an act Of the
act No. IS, from section 1878 to 1850, Inclusive.
interested herein. are hereby cited and ad-
isiana and Of the Seventh District Court
for the parish Of Orleans who can set up any
Or in sea to the
in the ORDER decree judgment Of the court under
which the sal sale was made, any irreguarity or
in time or manner of SALE or for any other defect
Whatsoever, to show cause, within thirty days
nmhlic napeY. Why the sale 20 made should not IS
confirmed and hOmOlogated. .H
The said property was sold BY the Sheriff Of the
parish Aforesaid on the seventh day Of December 4.
b. 1870, by virtue Of decree Of this court, rom
dered on the thirtieth day Of November, A. D.
Parrenin, No. 1854 Of the docket Of this court &
for the price of five hundred and seventy five dol
description Of property, as given in the Judicial
conveyance, VIZ: 8 s9tsH
a certain lot Of ground, situated in the Third
Marigny, 1t. Avide Vaudeville and Prosper streets
measuring thirty.two feet front on Marfgny street,
hundred and twenty four feet six inches and three
lines, between parallel lines, and forming the cor.
ner of said Margny and st. Avtde streets, to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
Clerks Office, Seventh Distries Court for the
parish Of Orleans, this twentieth day " February.
(signed) T. WHARTON CoLLKNs,
Judge Of the Seventh District Court ior the parish
f. s[u J. cess Ssssen, Deputy Clerk ssarl. 7l1~