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GRAIN SILKS

SPLENDID tTOCk OF LIONS BLACK GROS
GRAIN SILKS
Excellent qualities e BLACK LYONS SILKS a.
sl!o slIa 81, 81 =, 81 %. 3; rs aud So; Oolored
slLkS, % tacAsS ride, At s. 80 per yari.
Splendid stock OF OOLEN DRESS GOODS.
Rich DARK SALINE CLOTH, in CT dice cOl0rs. II
90, a., e., IS and s. cents.
tILk YEL0l RS, elegant goods, at Sl and 81 -.
bNPRkSS CLOTHS, all coOrs, Lupin 8 make, at
20, 81 ard IS cetts
FRENCH MkRINOS from IS cts mp to Si25.
IRISH and FRENCH POPLISS at very low
, prices.
Beet assortment of All Wool handsome BRIGHT
PLAID POPLlNS TO be found in the CITY,
JOSEPH j. MAY.
$50 Penna. ave, between 9Jh and 10th Sta
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Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.

PrOnOunced by CORnClEseuT5
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite an digestion, and it is IN
riyaled for its favor.
We are directed BY Messrs. LEA PERKINS, &c
prosecute all parties or vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
aul2- eo6m Agents, New York
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DARIs AND NEW YORK FASHIONS.

PARIs AND NEW YORK FASHIONS.
call the attention Of ladies r. my large assert;
imitation hair which offer at the lowest prices
Also, lad es having hair Of their own, can have
e Rsm a and 70 their h entire
Ladies and Cents WIGS made to order at my
Prize Medal AWARDED the French Exposition,
'' nos I'm n. pHILIpp1.
TO GIVE YoV Will Az I RIfA VI WHAT A DoLLAR
SILvERBERG'S
MET ROPOLtTAN DOLLAR STORE,
Lock over the following
LIST OF ARTICLES,
And If you see anyIhns you want, go there and
YOU WILL SAVE FROM IS TO SO CENTS ON
EVERY DOLLAR YOU BUY.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
bIssaa R Linen
o SsG o pss do Ia Ssr or
Collar, paIr fine ID, Cloth, silk Buck Gloves;
81
sple ndid Ladies' Merino Vest, all leather Sachel
handsome Ean or six Eiasties, bs.ides numerous
othe T articles, including full sock Of JewelIy.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
4 pair superstout English Raj Hose, 3 pair super
extra do, s pair heavy Wool do, pair English
herinO or Shaker Knit do. good all linen HerHmed
hsndk erchiefs, better do, best do, colOred
fine Cioih or Kid Lined With CUR Trimming Buck or
handsome Car e, PipS aliet; pair fine Plated or
lnameed Sleeve Buttons, Screw Studs Pin; very
long all wool Scarf, excellent Merino Shirt or
Drawers.
FO5 CHILDREN
pair Brown Mixed full regular Hose, pair Iron
FRAN full regular do, pair fancy all wool Bal
moral pair better do, fine kuit sacque, Hood or
Leggips.
Dolls in about 20 differ. Mt styles dressed and I'M
dressed; Doll Carriages, Cradles and Bsdsteads,
Tables, Sets OF China or Britannia Dishes, PIANO.
ramas, Puzzles, Tool Chests, Building Blocks,
Paints, AccOI deems and COnceTtinss, Mouth Har-
mCnicas Tr6 mbones or Comets, Ten Pins, Bag ,ele
and TivolI Tables, Trains Of Car. Express "A agOns,
Hsse Carts with Bells, Punch and judy, Ranges and
MISCELLANEOUS.
Set OF Chessm.n, or pominoes, Brae kets IN endless
do In set Brushes and Combs Umbrellas, Silver
Plated Ware, Stsiuettes, Vases, Busts, Card and
Fruit Baskets, Desks, Work Boxes and aries,
Chess Boards with Men, Lava Smoking Sets, Puff
Boxes with Puffs, Hand and Standing Mirrors, Vim.
broid,red Slippers and Cushions, Lace and Hand
made Tides. &C.
you WILL SAVE FROM IS TO so CENTS ON
EVERY DOLLAR you BUY
NEW GOODS RECEIVED EVERY DAY.
=. SlLVERBER0,
2l9 SEVENTH STREET,
nO9-r Near Pennsylvania avenue.
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DRY GOODS.
mR JOSEPH y. NAYS nH
WV PARIS KID SLeTE DEPOT. EtW
MAYS Building,
$50 PKES'A AVENUE, between 9Th and 10th strests

81 We take pleasure in Offering our customers
the largest stock of BEST qRGfift PARIS XIII
GLOVES, with one, two and three buttou-l To be
4 uud IN sny retail hose ~ the United S.atsS.
- IN stditiDn 10 large stock, We have inst
receive ed dir-ct from Europe one case containing so
dozen two button Gloves in Light aud ID rk as<ort
ntsszes frCsl Sc TO s, also 80 dozen Black, Plain
and EmbI oidered in sizes from 81 to5-
81 I adde's, 81 t-euIs', 81 Is: Misses, 81 50
~LUPIN ) KID GLOc ES ladies and gents 81
- On all sales Of one dozen and upwards a liberal
Discount Will be allowed.
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The CHICAGO CoNrRmUrIoxs-Up 20 this
date the Chicago Relief and Aid Society has
received O. ,5oe,Voo cash for the benefit OF the
sufferers by the IRE Contributions came from
forty States and territoriee-
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G. GAUTIER, Importer Of WiHes aud Braadies,
James Hennessey do, Old jamaica Runs, Old 81:
Croix Runs, Medar Swan Gins, Olive Tree do, Old
frcm 81 20 upwards; Port, do. do. do. large as
ssrrtment Of Germsn, BordeauS and Burgundy
eatel, Angelica and Brandies. Medsord Runs Cor
dials and Bitters of all kinds Scotch ana English
Ales and Porters, per dozen cask. The above
will be sold at low figures.
~ Discount TO the trade.
GAUrIER,
Manufacturer Of the Porular Native Wine Bitters,
ccIstr 1917 and 1919 Pennsy lyania avenue
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
Tetsercpksd Exclusively 70 Tie Erenfng Star.
General Aiekle< and His Bride

IetsoFcpked EEctHstre.g 70 Ike ErcHtn9 Stdr.
General Siekles and His Bride.
LONDON, Nov. "a special correspondent OF
the London Tincs telegraphs from Madrid an
account of the recent marriage OF Gen. Sickles.
Minister OF the United States. The ceremony
was attended by a brilliant and distinguished
company. Among those who honored it with
their presence was Marshal SeTrano, late Re
gent OF Spain, The dispatch gives the name o,
the bride as Miss Creigh. General Sickles and
wife left Madrid the day after the marriage for
Liverpool. whence they were 10 take the steamer
for New York.
Amicable Relations Restored be tweeu
Germany and Brazil.
LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch 20 the Echo.
dated Berlin yesterday, says the Prussian for
eign office has received intelligence that the
German sailors who were under confinement in
Rio de Janeiro have been released by order OF
the authorities. pacific arrangement of the
difficulty with Brazil Is now probab and the
excitement ON the subject is sabsiding.
The Pope Won't Compromise with
Italy.
ROME, Nov. 29.-The Pope yesterday, reply
ing 10 an address, expressed his confidence in the
triumph of the Church. He protested against
all ideas of compromise with the rulers of Italy
The Prince Of wales no Better To-day.
LONDON, Nov. %, noon.-The latest bailetin
from Sandringham reports no change in the
condition Of the Prince of Wales since yester-
day. The fever is not 80 great as it was. The
patient Is easier and obtains some sleep by which
he Is greatly strengthened. Notwithstanding
the favorable aspect o. the case the anxiety with
regard TO the result is not removed.
Another Popular Triumph.
THE PEOPLE OF BELGIUM FORCE The MINIS
TRY TO RESIGN.
BRUSSELS, Nov. %. - The Ministers have
rendered Their designations TO the King. The
people, satisfied with the accomplishment OF
their ohjecs, have dispersed and order prevails
throughout the city.
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@Rustics in Detroit are allured by a sign
which reads, :. Fifty cents for dinner and lunch
for your dog"
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Arrest OF - AlSe~eI W.ra.

NV HAyES, Nov. 2e.-Duggan, the murderer
of Pierce, has been found and arrested. There
are strong probabilities of his having committed
the act in self.defence.
A Catholic Priest KILLED BY the Cars.
WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 2s.-Rev ID. a.
Burke, Catholic priest, was run over and IA
tally injured by the cars last night.
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Cow Oh How ?-The Chicago commission u
investigate the origin of the recent fire, and the
responsibility for its extensive spread has so far
only developed the facts: That Mrs. O'Leary
went to bed at half-past eight O'Clock on the
night of the fire, on account of her "sore fut;'
that Pat Mclaughlin, the fiddler, resides in the
hont part Of O'Leary's mansion; that Mrs
oLeary heard Mrs. White say that Mclaughlin
had party, and the party wanted oysters, and
the oysters wanted milk to be ''shtewed" in, and
that they went out and MIXED her (0Teary'sl
COW. The McLaughlins admit that they were
having little jollifcation over 'green horn
just arrived from Ireland, but deny the oyster
'shtews,n or having MIXED Mrs. o'Leary's Goa
after Mrs. o'Leary had gone to bed. All tn
witnesses seem agreed that there was pile @.
shavings u the barn, and that the fire was frs
observed on the side of the barn where the shay
ings were stored: but none OF them have an.
idea how it came there or how long 1t burned
before the engines got there.
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"BUFFALO" ALPACAS and BEAVER MO.
HAIRS from 70 cents TO 81 Is per yard.
JOSEPH J. MAY
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:. ONE IDEA"

Viar TIE .orr mr.,
CLOTHING SALE,
At Oak Hall, s25 It'll street. uoss
NEW STYLE OF CURLs JUST RECEIVED
lNat 8, HBLLERS,
moi 1lS Market Space,
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A. STRAUS,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
1Oll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and llth streets,

- Store open till p. m, and Saturday till II D
m, to accommodate those who have no time to pur-
chase during the day. no Ia
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Mock MARRIAGES VALID.--In the Supreme
Court OF New York yesterday Judge Spencer
decided that mock marriage followed BY
cohabitation of the parties and mutual public
acknowledgment as husband and wife is q valid
marriage, according to the laws Of New York
State.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WARRANTED PURE.
arge bottles, 81; per gallon, A5. Also, large
stock of California Wines, Port, Muscatel, Angelica
and others per bottle or in quantity. These Wines
in market that can be relied upon perfectly pure,
both for communion pur poses and the sick. Prices
astonishngly low. / have also q pure old Holland
Gin well adapted for delicate persons and females.
All these goods warranted perfectly pure. l still
adhere to my former very low rates. Is TO 30 per
below usual rates, which is certainly great induce
ment to buyers. / keep a large assortment, buy in
large quantities and hence afford to sell so low
Ii will well repay TO give me call, even though il
be a little out of vonr way.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
nc7-tr Second and ID streets, w
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MOrRNING DRESS GOODS
Black Drap a Etc, Black Cashmere, Black Saline
sloth, BOubazine, Merinos, henrietta Cloth, Aus
tralian Grape; &c, &c Also, Grape BY the yard
nor III 939 Pa av. bet sth and ION sta
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SECRETARY FISH lett here last evening, 70
spend Thanksgiving day with his family in New
York
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s34S.oGi.62.
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PERsoNAL.-Senator Summer arrived in this
city last night. ....Senator Morton is at the
Metropolitan. Hon. Samuel Hooper, of
Massachusetts, is expected here on Saturday.
....Senator Patterson, of y. H., is at the Ma
tiOnal. Hon. W. McClelland, OF Pa; A. s.
Abel, of the Baltimore Sun; Hon. w. III. Clark,
OF Texas, and III. X. Linderman, Superintendent
of the Philadelphia mint, are at the Metfopol-
itan. ....Judge Edwards Pierrepont, of NY,
is in town, and had an interview with the Pres
iient this morning.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION to-day con-
sidered the subject OF the grouping and classif-
cation of off ces in the postal service.
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THE COURT OF CLAIMS will begin its session
next Monday. Chief Justice Drake is in town.
and ready to resume his judicial labors.
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q. t. ANDREWS has been promoted from a
first TO third class e'erkship i'm the Post Office
Department, vice Park Il. johnson, resigned.
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SECRETARY DELANo and wife lef6 for New
York this morning, TO spend Thanksgiving day
with their daughter, Mrs. Rev. j. e. Ames.
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SIR EDWARD THORNTON, the British Minis
ter, and family sailed yesterday for New York
from Liverpool.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsTDENr.-Tht
President has appointed c. w. Babcock, sur
veyor general of Kansas; General W. Vandever
of Iowa, and n. Hilton, OF st. Louis, Mo.
United States commissioners to examine anC
report upon the road and elegraph line OF tbs
Kansas and Texas Railway Company in the
Indian Territory
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HOLIDAY FOR THE CLERKs.-The Treasury
Department was closed at noon to-day in order
to allow the clerks to prepare for Thanksgiving
day. In the War and Navy departments the
clerks were allowed TO leave at noon, or soon
as the daily business upon their desks are dis
posed of.
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The BOsToS JOURNAL is having fitted up as
its " Washington News Bureau" the commo-
dOus rooms at the corner OF Pennsylvania av-
enue and 18th street, which is a central and
Peasant location.
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MR.. ROGERS, the new Second Deputy Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, has arrived here
and will enter upon the discharge of his duties on
the LIST proximo, at which date the resignation OF
Mr.. Williams takes effect
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The U. s. STEAMER CONGRESS, now at New
York, will soon be ordered to the Mediterranean
to relieve the Guerrero, which vessel, it will be
remembered, was run upon a shoal some time
since and injured.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-03
THE COURTS.

The First District Court has completed q
panel of sixty petit jurors for October.
In the Second District Court has been
opened the succession Of Jacob Diepert.
In the Third District Court the suit
brought by William j. Grady, to recover
crier's fees on 2068 cases in the Sixth JUS
tice Court, was argued, and "went over"
In the Sixth District Court Mr.. Patrick
Clark brings suit against the city for $3.50
damages. which are said to arise from the
act of Thomas II. Price, pound keeper Of
the Sixth District, in breaking down his
fence, going for his cows and driving them
to the pound, where the petitioner was
obliged to pay before he could get them.
In the same court George Med. Madere
and Felix Lagrone bring suit against the
city for $500. salary for unexpired terms of
their offices IA controller and treasurer of
the City Of Jefferson, to which offices they
were elected.
4 number of suits which have not vet
been drawn up will come piling in about the
first Monday in November.
In the Eighth District Court the suit Of
the Slaughterhouse Company against John
Bruce, j. Monies and D. Labarth, Carreau
aud Sylvan. Prosper and DanfOux, p.
Meyer and Jean Berthus, was, on motion OF
counsel for the Slaughterhouse Company,
fixed for reargument on Thursday, the fifth
OF October following. 1t WILL be recOllected
the plaintiff applied for an injunction to
restrain the defendants from slaughtering
on the opposite side Of the river. which in
junction was refused. The decision being
against the company, and oral reasons being
assigned, the case is to be argued again.
Both parties are prepared to appeal the
case.
Several suits Of public character will
soon be brought into this court, as the pa
pers have already been drawn up and sent
in to be filed. AS the suits have not been
actually instituted, no publication can be
made.
The Eighth District Court sits to-day, and
will sit every day until the end of Thurs
day. Judge Emerson acting in the absence
of Hon. II. G. Dibble.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-03
Academy Of Music.

Dominick Murray is a tyrant, and we can
prove it. There is a charm about his name
that attracts people of high degree and low
degree TO flock to the place at which he
gives public audience. and there he abuses
his power by enslaving with gilded charms
those who approach him. Notwithstanding
the severe storm last night, hundreds
rushed to his standard. and risked their
personal liberty while he represented the
character of Terrence F1nnegan. He did it
on purpose, and knew exactly what he was
doing. when he enslaved the minds and
hearts Of the men and women who had ven
tured forth to come under his autocratic
influence. He ruthlessly captured their
sympathies, and thus controlled their
emotions. His Terrence F1nneyau was true
to the lite, and unexceptionable in its entire
representation. His support was excellent,
especially the Oonah O'Halloran of Miss
Louisa Hawthorne. The 'Benicia Boy
concluded the performance, with Mr.. Muir
ray a. BenJan'im BoIbi,t in which he ex
celled, as usual. We regard Dominick
Murray as one Of the finest delineators Of
Irish cbarac ter on the stage. This evening
The Colleen Bawn."
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-03
Local Intelligence.

OFFICIAL MORTUARY REPoRT.-Dr. 3. C.
Russell. secretary of the Board Of Health, re.
ports that the whole number of deaths
in this city for the week ending Sunday
evening at six o'clock, was ll6. Two
died of apoplexy, Of burns, 2 of cholera
infantum, 3 of congestion Of brain, II of
consumption, 3 Of diarrhea, 3 OF chronic
diahrrhea. 3 of dropsy, drowned. l Of dis
ease Of skin, 2 of bilious fever, 3 Of eonges-
tive fever, 3 of pernieious fever, of remit
tent fever, 8 of malarial fever, of yellow
fever, ! of hemorrhage from lungs, of
heart disease, 2 of valvular heart disease,
! of Inflammation OF bowels, , of inf1amma-
ton of liver, of Inflammation of stomach,
of jaundice, 4 of lockjaw, Of old age, 3
of pneumonia, of pleuro-pneumonia, of
poison, 3 of premature birth, Of scurvy, 5
5 stillborn, l Of teething, l Of gunshot.
Nineteen were inferred from public in
stitutions and 20 on certificates of core
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-03
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Edward Burke vs.. Edward Webster.
E1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
sans So TT1s M as Of writ
bic the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans i'll 'he above entitled cause win proceed
Auctioneers' Exchange, on ROYAL street. between
Canal and Customhouse streess in the Second
District Is.a Of shis city On FIR fRinAY November
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated,
the square bounded by Lafayette late Hevial,
Howard Qate Girod). Liberty Gate st. Panl), and
Perrilliat streets. designated by the numbers one
the office of William Shannon. notary public in
this city the tenth Of July, 1866 said lots
uTe as follows:
inches front on Lavfayette street by seventy one
feet five inches and FIVE lines in depth on the line
nearest to Liberty street and seventyOne feet and
one inch on the dividing line of lot number two.
Lot number two measures twen' y-six feet i've
inches front on Lafayette street by sevenfy-one
feet and one inch on the line Of LOT number one,
and seventy feet six inches and five lines on the
line Of lot number three
Together with all the rights. ways and advan.
tages thereUnto belonging or in any vice apper-
tanning, being the same property which said Ed
ward Webster. defendant herein. acquired by pur-
before ". J. Casten notary public in this city on
TIE firth day of September, 1870.
Seized III the above suit.
Terns-1. Cash for a sufficient amount to pay
plaintiff 9 claim. say the sum OF three hundred
and fifty dollars. with interest thereon at the rate
Of eight per cent per annum from the first day of
August 1870, until the day of SALE four dollars
costs Of copy of notaral act, and five per cent at
to.neys' fees on the whole amount recovered. and
costs Of suit. 2. The purchaser to assume ito the
extent of the amount Of his bd) the payment Of
three promssory notes. bearing concurrent mort
gage on said property, drawn by defendant to his
own order. and indorsed by himself, dated August,
1870, each for the sum Of three hundred aud fftv
dollars, PAYABLE respectively. at two three and
of eight per cent per annum from date until ma
turity. and thereafter, if not then paid, eventual
interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum
from maturity until paid. B. And the balance Of
the price Of Adjudication, if any, cash he spot.
C. =. SACVINET,
oc3 12 nos Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-03
PROPOSALS..
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, I
New Orleans September IL. 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE UN.
- deTsiGned will be received at this office until
III RSDAi NOON. october 5, 1871, tor paving
with square blocks Bourbon street. from Canal
I" Toulouse street Also, for the construction OF
nag stone sidewalks with stone curbs on SAID street
for the same distance. Also for such cast iron
bridge plates as may be necessary. All IN accord
ance with specifications file in the office OF the
City Surveyor.
All parties making proposals for this contract are M
required TO deposit with the Administrator OF r.
nance as evidence of their intention 10 abide by
the adjudication. the amount of two thousand dol.
lars in cash, which shall be forfeited to the city in
case OF failure TO sign the contract
Bidders TO whom contracts not aWarde0 shall
have their deposits returned to them ON the day
authorizations are made
NO bid will be received unless accompanied by
the certificate of the Administrator Of Finance
made.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Bids to be made as set forth in specifications, and
proposals to be indorsed Proposals for paving
Bourbon street.
sels I'd JOHN COCKREM, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-03
state Of Louisiana vs.. One square and
Three Lots OF Unknown Property.-Proceeding

State Of Louisiana vs.. One square and
Three Lots OF Unknown Property-PrOceeding
in rem
EIGHYH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL of Orleans, No. 1868. Whereas, In and by
virtue of writ of PROVISIONAL seizure to me di-
rected in the above entitled suit have seized and
taken into my possession the following described
property. to wit
l. ENTIRE SQUARE OF GROUND in Duve1geville.
known as square number twenry.eight, bounded
by Lawrence, Chestnut, Bringer and valette
streets.
2. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in Duverge.
Vile known as lots numbers eighteen and nine
teen i'll square number thirty, bounded by Eliza,
verett, Evelena and Seguin streets.
3. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in Duvergeville,
known as lot number two in square number thirty
six, bounded by Market, Franklin, Jackson and
Monroe streets.
Now, do hereby cite and admonish the owner
or owners thereof, and all and every person or per-
sons having pretending to have any right, title
interest in and to said property, to be and appear
before the Eighth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans before the fifteenth day from flie
date hereof and show canse. if any thay have
can, why said property should not he sold accord
ing to prayer of plaintiffs petition on file.
seq Oc3 c. SAUVINET, Sheriff.