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New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BY UNITED STATES MARSHAL PACKARD, az !:
O'clock, at entrance TO Customlot:se oa ara
street, brig Charlotte Buck Eer taci..e etc
Henry T. Adams and Charles Peterson VS.. tr..
Charlotte Buck.
By DANIEL CROWLEY. Constable Frs. Justice
Court, AT IL O'Clock, at No, 1872 Ju.ia street
lot of household furnitnre-James e ctian vs.
NJ. aud Mrs. Fossett.
BY WILLIAM WEEKS. Constable T..:r. Justice
Court, at y O'clock at Ne 85 Benv;i.e street,
lot OF turEiture-P. g. Giibe' vs. o. Fort.
By &. II. Il B. J. MONTGOMERY at Il O'Clock,
At Old Auction Mart No. 81 Camp street, a
general assortment of new and secondhand
furniture, pianos, etc.
By A. HUSTON, at Ii O'clock, a. corner OF
Gcav;er and BarOnne streets. saddle and har-
Ness !orses and mares, mules Few aid secoEd-
hand top and open busgies and wagons.
BY SHERIFF SAUVINET at Il o'c.ocx, at the
Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange. ave lots
of ground on Washin gtou street-succe ssor CT
Charles Auguste Barriere and his wife.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
Local Intelligence.

DESTROYING TORpE DoEs.-The City Hall
and police authorities concluded that as nc
one stepped forward to claim or remove the
cases of torpedoes landed frou the ship
George Hurlbut, to have them destroyed
by first wetting and then throwing them
into the river, at the head of Hospita. street
Fire Company No. assumed the labor witt,
a hearty will, for this action doubtless
would save the lives of some of their com.
rades The hoop bands were sawed and
one side Of the boxes removed. wien water
was thrown in freely. The cases were then
taken to the edge Of the wharf and the de-
struct;ve toys sunk. To show how power full
the e:e things are, we will mention that. in sev.
eral instances, pasteboard boxes holding ten
small boxes exploded in the air after leav-
ing the treman's hands and before reacaing 2
the water. Others exploded when they
struck the water. Fortunately 10 accident
occurred, although the men worked long
after dark. Firemen and citizens now need
feel TO further concern at, ,Ct these little
killers. Sunday morning Messrs. Norman
Il Reiss, who had about twenty cases Of
this same kind, some left from last year. de-
ter,D;ued to destroy them. and they opened
them on vacant lot opposite the steamship
landing, and procured the services OF Fire
Company No. 10 to drown them cut. AS far
as we can ascertain. this closes out every
package OF these death dealing t.ities il cur
city. and, doubtless. tie manufacturers will
never send another invoice to this market.
Mr. GoIdschmidt, TIE agent. who came
here to dispose of then. after Mr.. McG-aw
declined to receive them, has no. beer heard
Of since the explosion.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS.
DISSOLUTION DIVIDING THE CITY OF n
IL Orleans into tifteer. assessment districts

u DESOLrTION DIVIDING THE CITY OF NEW
IL Orleans into tifteen assessment districts.
Resolved, That il accordance with az ordinance
e3tl,.ed an ordinance orsa.izin! thr Depar'men,
o. Assessments adopted Ma: l.. 1870 the city O
New Orleans he divided into fifteen assessment
First assessnen: district-Dounie.. above BY Ft.
lcitv street, below By TaiIa street, aa; in t,oa.
hr t!e river bank.
SrcoId assessment d:strict-Eounded a,,ore b.
Thaa and Felicity streets and tie upper limits OF
the Fi1s District: below bv S: JOSEPH and Dri"..:
streets AID the New Cana, in front bv the rive.
bank. and il the rear by Lake Potcha.traiE
Tl:,. assessment d:strct-Io,:u,let aI,ove b. St
Joseph street. Deiord street and the New Cana
below by Po;lr street, aid front i,- the river
bank.
Fourth assessment dstr;c--Bourded above by
Poy,!ras street oe.ow by Gravier street i: front hv
the river bank. an. in the rear by the New canal
Fifth assessment ds1rict-8 ,1iMtrt aivve bv
G!avier street and the Sewca.lal below tr Canal
front b the river bank, aid il. the by Lake
Poatchartrail
sixth assessment Gtstr;ct-Borai.-,! above iv
Cana street and the lower limits Of tie First Dis
t1ict, below by st. Louis street, il font by tre
river bank, and in the rear by Lake Po,..cIartrain
Seventh assessment distrc:-BoEn'le,l above bv
st. Louis street. below by ST Pp stree. in fro,-
1- the river bank, and in the reac by Lake Poat.
cartra:n.
Eighth assessment dstric.-Bounfed above bv.
st. Pnilp street, below BY tsp.ana,i- stree. and
the limits OF the Second District, in trcG. by the
river bank, and III tie rear ny Lake Pvntcllar-
train.
Ninth assessment d;str;c.-Bo",de. alore tv
Esplailade street and the lower limits CT tile Second
District, below by Vaudeville street, in Front hy
the river bank, and III the rear By Lake Pontci.ar-
train.
Tenth assessment dist-ict-Count.et above br
Vaudeville street, below by the lover limits of ~.
city in front by the river bank and in tie rear by
the rear limits of the city.
Eleventh! assessment district Bounded aroye
by Toledano street, be'ow BY Felicity street in
front by the river bank and il TIE rear BY Chest
nut street.
Twelfth assessment distrct-Bounled above bv
TOledanO street, below by Felicity street il, front
by Chestnut street, and in the rear by the rear
limits of the city
Thirteenth assessment distrct-AU that portion
of the city of New Orleans sit,atei on The. r;oht
bank Of the Mississippi river known as tie Fifth
District
, Fourteenth assessment distrct-Bounded above
by Joseph street. below by TOedano street in 'front.'
by the river bank, and in the by the intersec.
ton Of Toledano and Joseph streets
Fifteenth assessment distrct-Bourded above nv
the upper limits Of the city, below by Joseph
street. in front by the river bank aud in the rear
BY the rear line Of the Sixth District
0cA 81 nor IA
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

SCA-2 OF LOUISIANA J
Executive Department
New Orleans. september 49, 1871
"HR3EAS, APPLiCArloS HAS BEEN MADE
W to ne foc tie cancellation Of the oficia
boad OF Horace H. N-iooa as Recorder Of Coa
vevauces n and for the parish Q: Orleans, 10 vii.
A bond dated August i3. i351 IL tie sIn OF if.ee
thousand dollars, sisuei by Horace H. Ma!oo1 az
principal and L. y. Day and Thomas janney as
sure:ies, the said bond beng cold.-oaed for the
faithful performance bv the SAID Horace H.
Nelooa of ais duties as Recorder OF Couveyances
atore: aid
Notice IL hereby gwen to a.! persons interested
Il tie said bou,. to Se tl.e.- Objections TO the
cancellation thereof writing a tie o:aee OF cae
Secretary Of STATE. within EIle-E days after ths
last publication hereof.
Given under NV hand aai tlla sea- Of tte State
tiis u:.e,eea.h dav OF September A. D 1881 aud Of
:ne Independence OF the United >;aces the ni.,ety-
s:xth
BY the Governor:
f. c. wARMOTH
J. HEBRON, Secretary ofSsa.e pro te:a.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24

HIS LAsT.-Here is an ending Of the his
tory of bright young man who has fur
n;shed us with many interesting items. The
Cleveland Leader narrates the facts IL tell
ing how James Munday lost his life at tie
Chicago fire:
Jimmy Munday. another Of the slaugh-
tered innocents, is ore OF four brothers-aN
thieves. The eldes:-Peter-is in jail in
New Orleans. waiting trial for shooting
police officer: Charley is in Sing Sing for
I've years for burglary: and the youngest
,hirty-tive years old. five feet six inches
high, we'll built, with light auburn hair and
mustache. Munday was never noted as
iirst-class pickpocAet. but acted rather as a
''stall' or cover for tie more artistic thief.
He served u couple Of terms here for larceny.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24

SINGULAR Ro88EKIEs.-With!n ten days
six robberies have been reported, mostly il
the Fourth and Sixth Districts, and in each
instance the thieves seemed to have an eye
principally to vases and mantel ornaments.
Has some fairy tale obtained a hold on
sneak thieves that some fortunate citizen is
in possession Of a charmed vase-one that
Las power to furnish unlimited barrels of
diamonds and gold The operators in every
case must be the same lot Of men. as marks
of their work in different places are similar:
they cut window shutter Stats and force up
the window. Is it likely that men will risk
lite and liberty to steal few vases, the
value Of which. to them, can not be more
than dollar or two! Acting Chief of
Police Baker has made good efforts to catch
the fellows.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24

CHEF CAhrsHMAsrRKs OFFICE,
Department OF Texas.
Sa.l Antonio. Texas, August Is. 1871 \
CEALED PROPOSALS IN TSI?LiCiTE SUBJECT
- to the usual cO!.,i:t:ol.s heretofore published
W.. be IeceEc.l at this o..cr. ai also at te o:i
Of The United S'ates tIarterinaster. at Fort
Richardson, Texas u,-tI. twelve o'clock. NJ,
On " EDNESOAI, the twenty second CT November
1871. for furnishing ami delivering a, said Fort
Richardson, sich luan.ites OF grain forage as may
be required at that pos toG the remainder 0! the
.isca. year ending OF the tLi-tetl OF June, l3,2
being about
ls,n,p0 pounds of OATS or CORN
Tie exact quantity OF each kind Of grain to be
contracted for VII. he determined WHEN the con-
tract 5 awarded The graz: n!;.s. be Of the best
quality and delivered i. go1': sound sacks
Separate bids Wi, le made to- Oats and Cora.
a:lt bidders vii s-.te tA- rae Per ia pounds
which tAey VII. Le.iver e.ciI Of the kid % gran.
.,ce.c,i.
Blank proposals and aav ;i-:OEal Information
ca be ootaiec oa ai.I.cat.o.. 20 .I!s oi.:cr.
BENJAMIN Z. CARD,
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

S,a-x oP Icr:s:ASA,)
Executive Department.
New Orleans, September %, is7l.>
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
~ me for the cancellation. of the ttcia. bo.i
Oh b D. montgomery, as AEctio!eer in AID FOR the
pans! ot ORGANS, - wit: 4 hoii ..a-d May 2h
sc II tsle suln OF tel. t..orsa.lgi dollars silied bv
II. montgomery fr."cIpa. and Wi. am Barnes.
u. L. H.-ttsrr alid f. n Converse s!ret!-s; tAe
said bo.d being conditioned toy Ii. ....lfui I-r-
focinance by the sal! E. J. Noutgo,lery OF lis
duties as AuctionetT aforesaid.
the said bonds to fife their objections to tie cancel.
!t"n thereof Il writing IL TIE o.tlee H the Secie-
td.T OF STATE With. ninety days after te last p;.o-
i:ca.io:. hereof.
Given under nv hand and the seal d tie State,
tbs twea yl!II,!. day Sel,-rl j. l.l and OF
te independence OF the United StatestGe ninety
sixth.
Cy the Governor Il G. NiGNOTH.
J. ". FAIRFAX, Assistal. Secretary 0: State.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24

BASE BALL.-Last Sunday was not an ex-
ception in this game. as vii. be noticed by
the following:
The Lone Stars and tie Crescents Lad a
close game. the frs: ot series for tie
championship. Stars scored II runs. C-es-
cents l2.
Washington VS.. EZce,s;o--Tle latter 81.
while the former were making II.
Nationals VS.. Quicksteps-Th las: named
counted 30 to 90 bv the former.
Pelican VS.. Orieaas-The Pelicans were in
fine feather counting II while tie royaIists
scored puny s.
Summer Gang VS.. Morgans-The first
named warmed the Mocgans without mercy:
- to IA.
The following games were also played:
Magnolia vs. Mutual. - to IL.
Riverside VS.. Dread Naught. 81 TO 70.
Fashion IS. Richmond. Il to 3.
Lotta rs. r. f. Lee. Jr.. % to p.
Lotta (secOnd nine} vs.. Keno. % 70 y.
Lotta VS.. Mutual, Jr.. iG to ..
Strikers VS.. Pine Knot, % to %.
Fashion vs. Lotta, 10 to
Nine Stars VS.. S,onewall Jr.. Is to
Capitol Second u!ne) VS.. Striker (tirst
nine). SO to 10.
Pelican, Jr.. VS.. Eagles. Of Algiers. 33
to 81.
Lotta Second n:ae) vs. Dot first nine.
% to 20.
All Right VS.. ina. II to S.
Grasshopper VS.. Lazy, IS to ID.
Tiger VS.. Wide Awake. 81 to %.
Empire vs. Fearless, Jr.. Is to II.
Tiger VS.. Washington, Jr, IA to 1.
GasliSLt VS.. Fearless, Jr.. 26 to 10.
Southern Stars VS.. Hibe,n;aa, 81 to %.
The Lees and Battles played the first OF
series tor the championship at the park
Sunday morning and the once powerful op-
ponents Of the Cresccrts and Lone Stars
had to snccumb to the Battles in full
game Of nine innings. by score of Ii to 10.
The Battles, with more practice, will be apt
to make it warm work tor any of the other
clubs to take ball from them. their field.
ing being very fine, and their batting safe
and heavy.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
birth. While at sea donkey, - freight,

birth. While at sea donkey, - freight,
increased and multiplied by one. Mr..
Creevy, the agent here, being Informed Of
the live addition to the cargo. claimed the
right to name the new BORN. for he is full Of
good humor. He formally named the little
donkey Pioneer Wakely, the latter part in
honor Of the vessels master. A number OF
jolly spirits, in pantaloons. assisted at the
christening and there was good time. Mr.
Creevy leading the r0ysterers.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24

jaime. T.. Quinn vs.. .Mr. and Mrs. Fos.ett-
First Justice Court TOR the parish o: Orleans
No l6t6.
Dl VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FAC1AS TO
- me directed by the Hon. H. VI. Dibil- First
Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish of Or
leans will proceed to sell ar pubic auction
az my warehouse, No. 13y Julia >; rec; On TUESDAY
October ~. 1871. at II NJ
ONE LOT Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
lied in the above entitled and iu nbere,l suit
as per inventory on file my oifics.
T-rms-Cash on the spot
Ocli 1924 DANIEL CROWLEY Constable
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
The Sf I.nnia RonnLI

The st. Louis Republican has this special:
New YORK, October ls.-The anti Grant
men are making strong point of the sig
nificant fact that the only hold which
slavery had in the western hemisphere is in
the Spanish West Indies, which Spain holds
by the grace of the President of the United
States, elected by party protesting to be
the party Of freedom. The news Of the
passage, by the Brazilian senate, of the
vast empire, was brought by the steam er
Alps last night. 1t will tell against Grant
in the Republican nominating convention if
nowhere else.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
By Neville & Van Solingen.
SALE OF SEIZED G0CtG.

Cr>T0MHo;'>E NEW OkLKANs
Collectors Office, october 81 1871.
DIV NEVILLE & VAN SOIlN(sEN. ACC.
ID t;ouee.s.-In accOrdauce with the provisions
ot section twelve of the act of Congress approved
July l3, 1856 the following described seized goods
CustOmhouse building on MONDAY, November g.
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
Forty-two rolls CIGARETTES and six boxes
t=ix h,,.,dred) CIGARS, no mark. seized An
gust 4, for violation Of sections twenty four and
eighteen act OF March 2, 1893
Twelve rolls CIGARETTES no mark seized
September s. on the Taa for violation of sec.
ton twenty y-fsur act Of March 3 1893
one thousand i've hundred CIGARS and one hun.
dred and seventy packs CIGARKTTES, no mark
seized september 2l on the Time, for violation Of
sections twenty and sixty eight act Of March
Six boxes (six hundred, CIGARS no mark
seized September 49, on the Arctusa, for viola.
ton Of section sixty-eght. act of March 2, 1923.
Oc22 y nos JAME3 F. CASEY, Collector.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24

DxPAk-NENr OF P0LC8, /
New Orleana, october l9, 1871.
WAS BROUGHT TO TIE SIXTH DISTRICT
W Pound, Ol Jersey street. between Va.ence
ard Bordeaux
one ~ dark bav mare MULE.
Which, ii aOt claimed wi.nI.. fve DAYS and :he
a::c,ion at said pound. OF TUESDAY. Oc.ooer
"a, 1871.
JAMES LEWIS.
No. G5-0c.n III Administrator.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
e. j. O'Hnra W. William BradfOrd-Firs

T.. j. O'flRra w.. William BradfOrd-First
Justice Court tor the parish OF Or.ea;.s, No.
1859
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. H. NJ. D.bb.e, First
JUS: ice of the Peace in and tor the parish OF Or
leafs will proceed to sell at pubic auc:io,i. at
my warehouse, No l39 Julia street, Oa WEDNES-
DAY. October 2S, 1871 at twelve o'clock NJ
A lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled aud numbered suit
per inventory Oh file in my Cf.ice.
T+rms-Cash on the spot.
Ocl5 ~ % DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
KEDE.MPTION OF CITY BONDs.

DEPARTMENT oP PUBIC ACCOUNTS,
New orleans, September 90, 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ AID in pursuance o: the acts of the Less.,s-
eC:e OF the state relative to the consolidated irht
OF ,lr city OF New Orleans, the commissioners of
SAD debt viii receive proposals Unit. WEDNESDAY,
re ETst OK November proXimO, a. twelve OC.oc X
NJ Tor the SAFE 70 TIE cltc OF consolidated bonds
I" ;A- amount OF one hundred thoi: sand dollars,
u be redeemed from tie surplus o: tie coi4soi.
dated loan tax. as required t,v law
Tie bids VII be in'o,s-,l Proposal, far sal. OF
cor soli'.ated bonds, AID addressed to Hon. E. F
Flanders, Navor.
The comm: ss:outrs s.a, lave the ,.r,l. of re-
jecting bids.
By order OF tie Board CT Commissioners of the
Consolidated Ur1t ALFRED SHAW
Administrator Of Pubic Accounts.
f,f I22.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24

SEEKING WEALTH-Two enterprising and
rising robbers made a bold attempt Sunday
night to rob the dwelling CT Mr.. a. Dubu-
clct, corner Of Gasluet and Robertson
streets. Having obtained thirty foot lad
der, they raised it to a second story Win
dow, but performed the work so clumsl!y,
that noise was made which aroused one
of the inmates. when an alarm was given.
The would he burglars left in a hurry. The
ladder is now at the first precinct station
hOuSe
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
JBLICAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER p, 1871.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.


DEPARTMENT OF INPRovgxEyrs }
New Orleans. October 10, 1871. I
CEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE IN.
- dersgned will oe received at this Office until
THURSDAY NOON, twentY-sixth instant for con.
structing plank sidewalk on Webster avenue,
from Evei:ne to Patterson streets Fifth District:
a:so for constructing. wooden banquette two feet
vide on the north side OF Tchouptoulas street,
from Joseph street 10 Henry Clay avenue, Sxt.,
District: all in accordance with plans and specica-
tons on ti!e IN the Office of the City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
BIDS.
Al parties making proposals for this contract are
required to deposit with the Administrator OF Fl
nance, evidence of their intention to abide by
the ADJUDICATION the amount OF tive hundred dol
lars in cash, which s!ai, be forfeited to the city in
case OF failure to sigl the contract.
Bidders to whom certificates are not awarded
sla. have their deposits returned to them Oh the
dav aiiuGicatOns are made.
No bid will be received unless accompanied by
the certificate Of the Administrator Of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made.
Proposals to be indorsed, Proposals for wooden
oc50 Il, JOHN cacXRZM, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COCRT,
DISTICT OF LOUISIANA
IN Ta. MATTER OF FREDERICK Il. KSAtP
BANKRUPT.
In Rankruptcy-No. III.

WHEREAS, FREDERICK II. KNAPP OF ST. BER
w nard parish an. district afpre SAID. dl.v G-
careG bankrupt uud-r the act of srtss o: Mare
2. 1851. has this day t!e. III said coII1 a r,---:o.
PRAYING for discharge and certificate thereof from
a. his deDts and other claims i,rovao.e Under said
ac-
Notice is therefore given to a. creditors who hare
proved their debts and to a. Oiie: persons i'll inter
est, that the twen,vsecold dav Of November 49,.
al II A. 81. IS assigned for the hearing OF the same
An: that they may then AID there attend and SHOW
Cause, any they have, WHY the PRAYER Of the aad
petition should not be granted anu further notice
- given that the bankrupt viii Undergo az exam.
ll'.t:on before Register q. 5. Kellogg, the Sew.
e,4tceIth day OF November A. D. 49,, at Ii 4. VI.
at HE os;ce, Monroe. Louisiana.
Clerks Office, New Orleans. Cr-ooer %. 1871.
oc2+ mol. &. LOcW DEPUTY Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24

A BITER.-W. j. Henderson and David
Sweeney. being OF different inclinaticns.
fell together in a tumble aght. gouge and
bite. Sweeney bit of one OF Henderson's
ears, and he vii. get worse punishment
than being bound over to keep the peace.
Hospital
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
CONSTABLES' SALES.
q. Gilbert vs.. o. Fort-Third Justice

p. q. Gilbert vs.. d. FORTIFIED Justice
Court for the parish OF Orleans, No. 65.'.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERi FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. John P Montamat,
Third Justice Of the Peace in ant; for the parish
of Orleans. will proceed to sell pHbiic ti"n
On TUESDAY, October -. 1871 at twelve O'Clock NJ.
al my warehouse, No 81 Exchange alley. the fol.
lowing described property 20 wit
ONE LOT OF FCkElTURE.
Seized IN the above entitled and NUMBERED suit
per inventory deposited at my Office.
T-rns-Cash on the spot.
oc4 1872. WILLIAM WEEKS Constable
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
PkOisdDeAl.S.

OFFICE COMMISSIONER. NEw ORLEANS PAxz,)
NJ. Il C-.-o:..ie-t street :
New Orleans September p, 1911.
GEALED PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO THE
~ President o: the Boar. o. Cc.Lm ssiOu~ys Of the
New Orleans Park" Wi, be received ~ this of ce
Ga.iv tSU,days excepted from II ". 70 2. NJ
until October ,. 1871, :or the furnishing of al n
terais and the construction OF n wire railing rOuci
the CITY Park gro;.,.is i. the Six. District OF I'll
city OF New Orleans. accoTttG5 10 tle plans aa:
specifications to oe az Ills O::ce at the times
designated. WILLIAM II. BROWN
,,,+,.ant
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
ale,r 0rleat,s &epubtita''.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
THE DAILY EEPUBLICAS

THE DAILY EEPUBLICAN
Nay be had of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the Postotce.
A. Simon, No. 81 Exchange Alley.
C. e. Haley, No ~ Commercial Place.
C.G. ID. HOLE, No. 81 Exchange Place.
James Ennis, Pontchartrain Railroad
Depot. Third District; also, at Depot foot
of Lafayette Street, First District.
j. W. Long, corner of Love and Enzh;en
Streets. Third District.
Crescent City News Depot, No. 25s Canal
street corner of Howard.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
w ~
NOTICE.

C:v:. S.: .K.EF's OFFICE.
New Orleans, OctoLcr Il, i5.I.
DEHFMPTORY ORDERS FROM THE CITY AT
Il :oru-y have been received, at this Office as re-
cards the collection OF city taxes tor 1859;
be.inG1elt TAXPAYERS are erebv notified tina.
Unless their taxes paid a: this office Jy Eoven
Der !. 1871. shall proceed to seize. advertise a;.d
Sell al properties Liable for sad taxes
[. S. SAUEINET.
cn'. Il % "a 2, 81 riyi' Si-riT
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
| Jean Marie LamOihe w.. Succession of
| Lewis Parker


Lewis Parker.
EOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
l. of Orleans, No. y 332-Bv virtue Of a writ OF
seizure and sale ID me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of OF.
leans II the above entitled cause viii proceed to
sell at public auction at the Merchants aad Auc:
tloneers Exchange, ROya! street between Canal
and Customhouse streets, in the Second District Of
this city. on SATURDAY, No-enlber 25, 1871, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together witt, all
the buildings and Improvements ther-oa situated
in faubourg Piasance. in the City OF Jefferson in
THIS State, designated by the n,nbrr FIVE ,lare
number twenty-four, bounded By Apollo, Peasant
and Baccaus streets and the Louisiana avenue,
according to plan drawn by BENJAMIN Bi:ssOn
surveyor. on the eighth day 0: August 1851. anil
deposited in the r. corders Office OF rle parish of
Jefferson, anil said lot measurins tli.ty-.wo feet
front on Apollo street by hud ed and fifty feet
deep between parallel lines; 6-n, the same prop.
ser'y acquired bv the deceased by purchase from
Eras;us f. Chandler. PER ac: passed before Ernest
tude notary public il this ely, the seventeenth
day of April, 1859.
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
C.S. SACvINET,
oc2; noo2 25 Sherin Of the Paris:. OF Orieaus
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-24
By r. NJ. & B. J. Montgomery.
HnESsaOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS, CARPETS
ETC, At ACCTIOS.

RT r.. n. d B. J. 0lONTlsOMERY-R.
II N. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer-F:ll be sold
every SATURDAY. TUESDAY. and THURSDAY
a the O,i Auction Mart, 3: Camp street at eleven
o'c oc.-
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW and SEC.
pSD.iANo FURNITURE sven "a Rosewood
Mahogany and Walnut Bedstesis, Arnloirs, Blu.
reaas Waalstands. ParlOc Furniture, Marble TOY
C.afre Tao.es, Carpets. French Plate Mirrors
Mattresses. Cooking Stoves e-c.
Ia. .ze invoice Of Cottage Beds. Ca:.- end Wood
Sea- tha:rs. Also Upright AID Square Pianos o:
?.e:V Favre and other manu:ac co-.es.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF SET FURNITURE Of
., 'iescT: 2-.o:i at private sale.
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