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| Charlie
! Celia Spnny, Of rhpsburg about two years
/ ago, was so unfortunate rs TO have some trouble
Wtth her car Measures adopted for her relief
I nave resulted In the expulsion Of beetle bug,
thrtc-4uartcis of an inch in length.
VIM, IIarmm, a miner, wa, killed by the
/ cying in OF Suceor mine, near Silver city,
/ Nevada on the 2nd. lie was a native of Maine.
VIVA, is the difference between Won and ME,
asked ctora Woodhull ofJudge Bingham the
other day in It conversation on the equality of
/ the Fl Nc-. ~ cannotc0ncciye, madam" replied
the judr.
\ prisoner at Portland Jill writes to Marshal
Clark Tint he would like permission to leave
town. H.. ,y> hr Ego, tired of portland som
| time ago'v."
A mouIdcr III Milwaukee foundry lately hat
u laje otmeted iron tin and poura stream down
h- boot leg. lite will lose his foot.
A3-l lb. moose was Killed in Lebanon, Conn,
lAe other d1y. He IS supposed to have straged
a>y.' from hi- native wlds in Canada
Nil. Collin, af Ind lana. lately gave birth To
! iva IrJr5 each al boys and girls. Now lei
SONG other lady ''"tt' her on three OF a kind
4 hollow log, rated to Il Jersey saw-mill,
| was found to contain over hundred >untish IN
Il torpid ~lltc. E~h-hl>h was plenty after it
| was sawed up.
gir IN Iowa, without legs, Ina, married
/ man without arms, aud the local papers SAY
they get along -pendilly
! The Ellsworth American SAYS over twenty
sails of re-boats were in our bay last week,
| halmuda potatoc. are selling in New York
| nj about ~ peek.
| Robert D. Hunter, brakeman on the Portland,
! Srau aud Portsmouth Railroad, was fatally m
| urtl 10y striking his head against bridge, near
| kennebuuk,
T.. 4 L.,
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BELFAST, March 5tll, $50.


GFNTLEMEN: | am fully sensible of th"
honor conferred upon me by the request If rp
large a number of the leading citizens aud bus
mess mcH of Belfast, that / should consent to
be their candidate for Mayor at the election
now at hand. but | regret il htl NOT hacn ht-
slowed upon some other pcr,oH | have mn
desire for public Office W publit station, anl.
besides my business requires all my time and
care. Still value highly the good opinion and
good will of my fellow citizens. ! ackuoWi-
edge, too, my attachment amt mN duN u my
native town-whercin ! hope always la iaVc
my holne and hence | must Disregard my own
inclinations and feelings, as well as hay bust
ness interests, and accept (WItu great rehly-
lance, howeNe r, | confess,l the nomination Fpu
50 freely and without regard to PARTY tie~, t.l5r
rendered to me. If elected, WIFI Try 10 lp my
duty to the City-,noW ing no other end nr ann
than her true interest and We-bcug.
must, however, protest against bsu- ht w
in any way responsible iur thc.prc4ont cundi-
ton Of her financial affairs. Neithoi do pro-
fps4 to have any mfallihlc remedy OF Policy"
except, perhaps, this: That the city of Belfast,
As the n0n-preferrcd stakeholder in the Belfast
Il Moosehead Lake Railroad, should "Stirh" 70
the Original let-c made with the Maine Central
Railroad COMPANY ami consent u no other If
She can possibly avoid it. 70 accept lower
rates would he tu sacrifice her non-prpicrred
stOCk-to say nothing Of other consequence.
And IN saving this, io not Wish To atlrl> the
President DR. the Directors Of our Railroad ON
pany, because they have offered q upW lease NJ
lower rates. They did, undoubtedly, what they
thought for the best; and perhaps all ut us, il
we knew rs much of the difficulties OF the -ltu-
alton as they du might arIuitsee; pat lh'y
must first show lbs there il no nthri resource.
The clty officers. however, have only It veto
power up0n them. The Directors eau lease
the road n they choose, AMI thu city officers
can do nothing till they are called upon 10 give
their sanction, and perhaps ii that el>e they
Irg.4I4-
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me ioIi'WIh& Is me HpPof'''H''"i "'
representatives. for the ensuing ten yenr-.
in fine connie. n,meI
ALDO
Belfast, one; Searsport and Stockton one ;
Wlnterport and Frankfort, one; Isles
borough, NorthporL and lhroinvllle, one ;
Prospect Monroe, Jackson and Troy,
one brooks, Waldo, MorriII, Belmont,
',, W. ''N'''' Wv ). 80
,-l.,.,,....,
''.,'''7'
bangor three Hampton ana Ne'tlI' ,
oldtown orono and 'Tlenhulm bleW-
Ct ana 'rrlnSion pe\teI and f"llnna
\ Exeter anu 'rlrlanH + Nt""'if&, i'iN
mont ana Etha ilefInoh' arnlel ana
!. Chnrl,o,, Hr,,if,,.i ~ >
Cornyillc, Hudson. Kpp9uskoag Ind Alton
/; Holden. Clifton. Eddington. Bradley.
Milford and Grrenbush + SnrinutieIl
Lee, Carroll, Prentiss. Wiml. Nattavtm-
keag Independence Pl. Webster m Lake
willie Pl., No. 3. Range. onr.
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REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1871.


SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, 81. 90 year
within the year, $3.50; at the expiration of the
year, $500.
inch of length in column $l.25 for three weeks,
and % cents for each subsequent insertion. frac-
ton OF square charged as full one.
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Court, at Boston, has adudged the Boston, Hart
ford 4 Erie laiIroad bankrupt, on petition Of
seth Adams.
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SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address o.
papers changed, must state the Post Once to which
the paper has been sent as well as to which 1t Ii
to 90,
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curious suit is pending before the ST.
preme Court of Piscataquis Mr. Haines
has a pretty daughter, of which fact Mr..
Nutting, "having eyes to see,' became
aware. He was drawn toward the dam
sci by the irresistible magnetism of human
nature. He haunted the premises; ne
moved thitherward at regular and APP
pointed intervals; he came with horse
and vehicle, which We're disposed of in the
paternal barn; he had luncheons of cider.
cheese, doughnuts, popped corn, etc. he
sat up at night, by the cheering warmth
OF good hard woodsfires; he basked in
smiles Of the lady and the light Of the
fires aforesaid, until ever-so-much o'clock
And after all this, Nutting was so bad q
nut as to decline to marry As Il conse-
quence the paternal lIaines brings 3 suit
at law for the value of refreshments fur
nished, horse feed, fires, and comforts
generally, 30 the amount of 800 in federal
currency. Twelve good men, sworn
we'll and truly to try the issue, are to say
| whether or not the claim is just and right.
If the unmarrying swain is cast in dam
ages, young men will be careful how they
go on philandering excursions unless they
! mean business The fate of the delight
full recreation of counting trembles in the
| balance.
| One of the acts of the late Congress
was the establishment of Il territorial
| government for the district of Columbia
community over which Congress has
hitherto exercised guardianship, and
made it rather spoiled child of the family
Whether or not the prepondcrance of
negro votes has caused this move, we
cannot say. But since the man and
brother has begun to feel his oats so de-
| cidedly US entitled to all the considerable MS
OF an American citizen there has been Il
lurking fear OF a local government pat
termed after that of Hayti in which no
white man is permitted to take a part.
Much as they admire negro suffrage and
and negro majorities, just that manifesto
ton of them wouldn't be always pleasant.
So the District is to have Governor, APP
pointed by the President, with Il Legisla-
ture and Delegate in Congress, to be
elected Henry d. Cook, an eminent
banker, has been appointed Governor,
and the other officials will soon be chosen.
Just before the expiration of the late
Congress, Mr.. Cox, of New York, pre-
sented the following, Mr.. Ferry acting as
speaker pro tenn
Resolved, That in view of the difficulties in
volved in the performance of the duties of
Speaker of this House, and the conspcuously
able, courteous, digniied and impartial dis
charge of those duties by the Hon. james &.
| Blaine during the present Congress, it is emf
nently becoming that our thanks be rendered
and they are hereby rendered therefor.
Mr.. Cox followed the presentation with
some remarks complimentary to tho
speaker, stating that he had been delegat-
ed by the Democratic members to offer
the resolution. 1t passed with but one
dissenting vote, that of Mr.. Mungen, OF
Ohio
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ADMINISTRATORS. EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the
Journal, will please so state to the Court.
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The sermons Of Rev Mr.. Murray are
to be henceforth given to the public in
book form the next morning after their
delivery in Park Street Church. James
r. Osgood & Co. are the publishers, and
the first sermon is issued to-day They
will be sold at ten cents per single copy
or four dollars a year by subscription.
The sermon to-day contains grand com
pliment to the press.
Rev. Mr.. Fulton assured his hearers
yesterday that a portion of the world had
been elected to be saved the rest to be de-
stroyed, and proclaimed himself detec-
tive of each portion. No amount of
prayer Or pleading would save the I'M
fortunate ones, and he had got SO he could
tell which ones to pray for. We guess
Mr.. F. never saw mirror.
The Fair in aid of the French will open
at the Boston Theatre April 10th. The
wealthy ladies of Boston are making ex-
tensive preparations for it, and it will UNI
deubtedly be a very grand affair
PERCIE.
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Walter Ross, while crossing the river to Tops
ham side, on Monday, broke through, coming
up where the ice was thin; coming up he fell
the ice over his head he broke through will
his fists and telling Mr.. Wilson, his companion
not to come to him, broke on until he came tc
firm ice and then threw himself out
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a young man with little brain power, free
from the corruptions and damning influence OF
rum-drinlng, is A long way in advance, in the
matters OF practical life, Of the brilliant young
man whose brain is beclouded with the fumes
of whiskey. kennebec Journal.
VIII it he asking too much, if we in
quire from which position our neighbol
speaks
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Apportionment Of Representatives.

The following is IN apprehension o..
representatives. for the ensuing ten leDr-.
in the counties named
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Since the Legislature adjourned,
the iavorite recreation at Augusta is fish
ing through the ice for suckers. On Fri
day, an old gentleman named Murphy,
while INDUCING in this gentle pastime,
broke through, and came near being
drowned.
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GEN E RALITiE IS .

Nenil, Ohio, girls have pleasing habit of
kissing strangers in the street, and then wildly
screaming, ''ph, my! thought it was cousin
Chlrtie!'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-27

Louisa WcsthOlZ, Wife, etc., va. Francis
Stevenson &C. and 4. stevenson vs. L. West
holz-SeTenth district Court for the parish Of
. Orleans Nos. 1913 and 8753 .sfsi Ens /
DY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
ID order Of SALE rendered April e. 1871,
to me directed by the Honorable the seventh Dis
srict Court for the parish OF Orleans in the above
entitled causes, viii proceed to sell Ut public auc-
ton on the premises hereinafter designated, on
TUESDAY, May 9, 1871, at halfpast ten O'clock a.
~, the following described property TO wit:
l. THE CONTENTS OF WHOLESALE LIQUOR
STORE, situated No. TchoupitOnlas street. in the
First District OF this city as per inventory, which
may be seen in my Office.
d ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST Of
defendant in aud to the lease of said premises
(four-sto'y brick st0re) for ono yeaN from the
first of October 1876, to the thirteth of Septem-
Der, inclusive at the yearly rent Of two thou
sand ($200O), dol ars, payable monthly, for which
defendant gave his twelve pro}nissory notes, each
for the sum Of $l66 $685. dated June n, 1870 duly
paraphed, and payable on the first Of each and
every month, up to the first Of October 1871, with
eight per cent interest after maturity. All paid
up to the first of April, 1871, per lease granted
by Paul Tulane to defendant before The0 GnyOi,
notary public, in this city, of date June u, 1870
8. ALL THE RIGHT, TITLS AND INTEREST Of said
defendant in and to he partnership which existed
between him and r. Clancy, under the firm of
Sheriff and Clerks Offices for reference.
Seized in the 4bOve suit. al
Ter1ns-F0r the lease the purchaser to assume,
to the extent of the amount Of his bid the liabli
ties of defendant under said lease aud for the bal
ance OF the property cash on the spot.
C. 4. SAUvINET
apr my29 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-27
SIX VARIABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE
SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF DAVID KAISER, DECEASED:
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. % 73a


RY WILLIAM DE- LACY, AUCTfONBRR,
~ ONCE No. Is Commercial place ATURDAY,
May =, at twelve o'clock ~, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, basement rotunda Of the st.
Charles Hotel by virtue Of and pursuant to an
order Of the Hon. Louis Duvignesud, Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated April H. 1871 No 733 Of the docket Of said
court will be sold by public auction, for account
Of said succession, the following described real
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District Of this city, in tho Square bounded by
Bienyillo, ROckeblaye, Cuat0mn0use and Dor
genois streets, designated by the numbers nine
teen to twenty -four, incasivs, and measuring each
depth of l3a feet 10 inches and lines, or less
between parallel lines. lot No "a forming the
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance on .
credit of one and two years. with notes bearing
eight per cent interest from date until paid, and
secured by special mortgage ON the property sold,
mortgage to contain the clause of five per cent
attorneys fees in case VI suit, purchaser also to
assume payment of all taxes for l87L
Acts OnpsAle and United States revenue stamps,
at the expense Of the purchasers, before Baruett
notary public apis my6 IL al
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND !
Great Northern Railroad,
New Orleans Freight Department, Z

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
Great Northern Railroad,
New Orleans Freight Department,
New Orleans, April ~, 1871.
TIME FOLLOWING DESCRIBED UNCLAIMED
l. freight now in warehouse will be sold at
public auction, by D. E. MOrphy, auctOneer, to pay
freight and charges on same, ii not claimed within
thirty days
E. Adler one Old Boiler.
DR.. s. r. LENNON one Washing Machine.
J. H. Walsh Co., one piece Stove Casting.
J. L. BOnill one bundle Trees
Steamer John Howard, care Violet Black Co.,
two Cams, complete.
G. H. Rooster, four boxes SundrfeA
Charles Genella, one tierce Glassware, &.
J. A. Wibert, one box Merchandise.
Cannon TRANS, care g. 1. Clapp, two bags Cot
ton Seed.
p Murphy. No. g. st. Charles street, one chest
Tools.
McCarty Sebastian, one can Oil.
Rosenbaum, g., care Beadles, Wingo 4 Co., six
bundles Carriages.
H. r. Coffee, two boxes Corn Shelters.
6 J. F. Frank, sixteen boxes OIL
C. 3. Wynne Farr, one Horse Power one roll
Betting, six packaees Horse Power and Ave Rods. &
Warner one empty KeR.
r. B Treat three boxes Household Goods {
G. RtumpE, ono chest Luggage. 4 ~
Felix Nerz, one Tool Chest ~ Z
N. @. Gullet Co., one empty Beer Baxrel
g fuchsir. care BERNARD q g, - blk Mar.
81 q Emosy; one Gin s,ad ~ 49, 81 3
81 Qlsysland, RFAnklinf - M
!. g dn.,tA & 7II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-27

Francis j. Gasquet vs.. Kafhariue Juen.
ger (Katharine Kuhn, widow Of William
eJueugereFOnrth District Court for the parish
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIBRI FACIAs TO
ID me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court fr the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause viii proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and AuctioneerS
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets in the Second District Of this city,
on MONDAY, May 20. 1871, Ut twelve O'Clock NJ,
the following described property, to wit
All and singular, those TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF
GROUND, together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, rights, ways privileges and advan-
tages thereunto belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning, situate n the First District IF this city,
on the north side Of Baronne street. between
Fevia and Girod streets, in tho square bounced by
Baronne, Hevia Girod and Dryad9s Streets and
designated by the numbers two and three, on q
plan drawn by Atlon DHemecOurt, late deputy
city surveyor on the twenty second day Of Decenl-
Der, 1924 Said lots Of ground adjoin each other,
and measure each thirty feet front ON BarOnne
street. by one hundred and twenty feet In depth,
between parallel lines all French measure.
Which above described property belongs to de.
PENDANT herein by means of the purchase she made
thereof from William Amedee Gasquet OF this
city. per act passed before Felix Grima notary
pubic in this city, bearing date the twenty ninth
day Of September, 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
C.S. sAUv1NET.
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c. 8. SACVINET, .
ap27 my37 Sneri4 of the parish Of Orleans


Charles Cazenave W. b. Dentras Ct al
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
No. 1887. 7--- :
DR. VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1ERr FAcIAs
ID against B. Dentras and Justin Dentras, to
me directed by the Honorable the Fifth Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause Twill proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Aucti0neers Ex.
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District Of this city on
THURSDAY, May 4, 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ, the
following described property to wit
A PORTION OF GROUND, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the
Third District Of this city, in the square bounded
by Congress, Craps (now Burgundy, Independence
and Love thew Rampart) streets, measuring TWEEN
tyeght feet front on Congress street by depth of
ffty-three feet nine inches -
Seized in the above suit as belonging to defend.
ant, Justin Dentras.
Terms-This being the second and last auction
the said property will be definitely adjudicated to
the highest and last bidder for what it will bring
at twelve months credit, the purchaser furnishing
bond with good and solvent security, bearing five
per cent interest pen annum from date and special
mort gage on the property sold until final payment:
Said purchaser shall have to deduct and pay, in
cash, the amount Of printing, sherifs and clerks
fees. etc. say about seventy $7o) dollars and fur
thermOre the State, parish and municipal taxes,
the amount of which is not yet ascertained.
M tst+ G. 4. SAUvINET,
apls 26 my4 Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans
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BY Placide ]. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED RIAL ESTATE IN THE
FIRST AND sECoNb DISTRICTS.
SUIT IN PARTITION.
By Placide J. Spear.
FREDERICK, ALIAS FRITZ wILHELM,, VS.. sue
CEssION OF ISAAC HOFER.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orlears
No. "a .464.

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIONRER-
d once IS Exchange alley -THURSD1Y, April
81 ISL. At twelve o'closs NJ, win b. sold ct public
(late Bank Of Louisans), corner Of Omit and
Royal Streets by virtue aud in pursuance to q
March 81 1871, by the Honorable Louis Duvignssud.
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans in the above entitled matter, the fol.
l0ri1s 81 & T together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
bounded BY Barracks. Hospital. Tcnti and Roche.
blave streets, and measuring American measure,
81 feet front Barracks street. By 4I feet II inches
lines Onthe rear line, 16 feet inches lines d
line running from the lextremity Of this last lin o
dagonally toward Barracks street, II feet inches
line on another line in the rear parallel to Bar.
racks street and running toward Tonti street. and
LIS feet inches in depth the right side line pers
. CERTAIN Lot Of GROUND, with the build.
ings and improvements thereon, situated IN the
second District of this city, de.ignetea BY the N9.
Rocheblaye and Dorgenois streets said lot measnr.
ing - feet 3ihches front on unulines street py ios
). 1 CERTAIN ETA LOT OF GROUND. togsths. with
IN the First District 81 Ai. city dssignsted b. the
Cypress and LsSayetts streets; said lot measuring,
Englsh measure. S feet front ON Clara street by
dsPt 4w e Sf ST. Tgr1 LOIS OF GROUND With
IN the First district q this city and deeEneted 81
ass fSs eoa9er q Clio and Wsw strss "a
%s.;ars; g sset inches sss g Cs ss.sss
iaskss ff6at p Ge s1set by dsPt1 & ~, s.
s sssns :nd coadisians sat.s sesh. ~ d.
s: s s. a. e; - s:s1ss S "a
- = e y ~ - - =.
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AUCTION SALES.

THE UNDIVIDED ONE-HALP INTEREST IN An
IMPROVED LOT OF GROUND NEAR THU
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD DEPOT.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE HEDRICK AND WIFE.
Second District Court for tho parish Of Orleans
No. A,374 -
DY WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIONKER,
ID ONCE No. IS Commercial place-SATURDAy,
May r. 1871. 1t II O'Clock L., ct tlbe St ClIarles
Auction Exchange, basement rotund6sof the st.
Charles Hotel, by virtue and in pursuance Of IN
order Of the Hon. L. Duvigneaud, Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of OEieans,
dated April 49, 1871 No. 81 Of the docket Of said
court, will be sold ct public auction
TIKI UNDIVIDED ONE INTEREST In one
lot of ground. together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the First
District Of this city, in the square bounded by
Clara, Thalia, Magnolia and EratO streets, and
measuring % fact front Clara street. by l36 feet
inches and lines in depth, between parallel lines.
The improvements consist OF two frame cottages,
with outbuildings, cisterns, etc.
Terms-Cash IN United States treasury notes.
Act of sale and United States revenue stamps ct
the expense Of purchaser, before A. Hero, Jr, no
tary public apps my 6 Is % ~
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apa7 my37 Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans.

d. Kelham & Co. VS.. H. r. Gifney-
Fourth District for the parish Of Orleans No.
25,O04. -
Dr. VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell ct public
auction on MONDAY, May 8, 1871, at O'clock P.
Royal and Bourbon streets, in the Second District
Of this city
six imported rosewood parlor chairs, one imported
rosewood table, one oak extension table, one oak
sdebOard, six dining-rOOm chairs, one No. Vic.
tOra painted set, one SAFE one bedstead and rods,
one Mattress. two moss pillows, one washstand,
four wooden chairs, one mattress aud spring
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.