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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10
SHERIFFS SALES.
Francois Adolphe D'Aquin W. Mrs. COrtnn

Francois Adolphe D'Aquin W. Mrs. Corfnne
David Widow OF Jules Armant--Seventh Dis
trct Court for the parish Of Orleans, No. 1917.
by VIRTUE, OF AN ALIAS WRIT Of
the Seventh District Court for the parish Of Orleans
to Thomas l.. Maxwell, late Sheriff and by said
entitled cause 1 will 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,
Oh FRIDAY March 3. 1871 at twelve O'clock the
following described property: to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, adjoining
each other together with all the buildings aud i'm
provcments thereon, rights, ways, privileges, servl-
tUdcs and advantages thereunto belonging or IN
any wise appertainng, situated i'll the Second DIS
tict OF this city in the square bounded by IRENE,
Maras and Barracks streets and Bayou road, desis-
\. de sArmas, surveyor, ] dated January 20,
reference. wien said lots having, according to
said sketch, the following dimensions, to wit:
Lot measures twenty-siN feet eight inches ana
four lines front IRENE street, twenty-five feet
five lines width in the rear, by nnety-one feet nine
inches and four lines in depth the side line to-
ward Bayou road and eighty-si feet six inches in
depth the other side line toward Barracks
street, dividing II from lot Il.
The building and ilnprov ements on said lot com
prise: twosiory frame dwelling house, with brick
front slate rooted, No. III IRENE street having, on
the ground floor, Two rooms with hre-placts and
back and side galleries, and, on the upper story,
two-story frame kitchen having. on the ground
floor. two rooms, and on the upper story also, two
Ioonis prves cistern, waterWorks, yard paved
with brick. etc.
And lot L measures twenty feet six INCHES front
on IRENE street. twenty ono feet ninc inches ana
i've lines width in the rear, by,cighiysi Meet six
inches in depth the side line dividing 1t from lot
A. and ele hty feet six inches and four lines III
depth the other side line toward Barracks street.
The buildings and Improvements on said lot com
prise two,story frame dwelling, house, with brick
front. slate roettd No. 219 IRENE street, having on
th. Ground floor, two rooms, with hre-placts ana
hac gallery and the upper story two bed
rooms with trepaces and back gallery; two
story frame kitchen, having on the ground floor
one room, and the upper story also, one room;
privics, cstern, waterworks, yard paved with
brick etc.
Being the same property. acquired by the de-
fendant by purchase made from AcEile TardIs, per
passed before Theodore Guyol, notary public III
this city, on the eighth day of March. 1860
Plans thereof will be exhibition at the EI.
change some days previous to sale.
Seized in the above SUIT.
TernIs- Cash OF the spot.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Disarmament Race street .............lSS
tBetween Coliseum ard Camp.
Conducted bv +. b. EDWARDS and SAM. Fl. LEWIS
graduates OF the LousiaIla Military University;
VIII prepare pupil. to enter the Sophomore or
Junior Glass OF the Louisiana State Military Uni
versIry. any other college III the United States
An Elementary Department is attached. Discipline
military. with daily irii.. Lo2 am
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BILLS RECEIVABLE, OPEN ACCOUNTS, obi
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NJ. I..iI,.
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go STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans,
J, the undersigned notary, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be a true copy of. The original Fact
duly extant III my current register.
III faith whereof. grant these presents under
nay signature and the impress of my seal of office,
1. The city Of New Orleans, this ninth day of Feb
ruaIy, 1871.
,. F.B BARHART, Notary Public.
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United STATE. pis:r..: Cour. ioT ne District OF
lcUi. aua-Durk.t NJ. goo.
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Office 81 the University IA New OrleAne. At swAr
MEDICAL.

John &. ANGELl., ID. ID. -,
Ha. returned, to The city and is prepared TO per-
form without pain al! Op.I..tioI.s.in Operative
MECHANICAL AND SURGICAL DENTISTRY.
Office and residence l52 Julia street, Eear Camp.
New Orleans Louisiana c"i "
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z. =. NAUN
i;i3l fel5 mh3 Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.


Succession Of Marie +. NIarm0nteI, Fieri
F.ciaS in favor OF Josephine KaouX. Pierre
FRANCOIS Noavet, subrOgated, FRANCOIS
T,reASecond District Court for the parish of
Orleans No. l0.UU1.
4. Arbogastc VS.. F. Jure-Sixth District Court for
The parish of Orleans, No. 10, ll6.
DY VIRTUE OF Two WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS
ID 10 directed by the Honorable the said Dis
trict Courts for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhOiIse
streets in the Second District of this city. ON SAT-
URDAY. February rs, 1871. at twelve o'clock NJ
LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights. privileges servltudes and app,trtenances
thereunto belonging and appertainiug, situated III
the Third District of the city OF New Orleans. in
that portion thereof lately known rs Washington
suburb. on Levee street. between st. Ferdinand
and Montegut streets and designated by number
three on a plan made Try L. J. Pile aud J. Com
munv. late surveyors, on the seventeenth of Feb
yUary, 1884,. and annexed for reference to an act
passed the first OF March. 1895, before Felix de
Arnas then a notary public in this city. said lot
meaSurin. tWtsltv three feet five inches and two
eight h. OF inch in front on Levce street. and
hundred feet III depth.
Together also, with ninety shares, now reduced
to rghty-iour. in the capital stock OF the Cit
,ens' Bank Oh Louisiana, secured by mortgage on
said property.
by le,endan. herein troln Pierre Passebon by act
passed before Charles Boudousquie. late !. notary
publ" III this city. on the went sixth day of Jau'
l!ary, ls43.
The buildings and improvements comprise \
,hrc--s'orv brick house No. I26 Peters street.
Seized IN the above suits
T.rms-Ti.c purchaser to assume the payment OF
stock npt~ for the sum 0t hundred aud
thirty dollars $500. III favor of the Citizens Bank
OF Louisiana. payable on the first of March. l8ll.
.X.d or renewable. according to the terms of tn"
charter ~: said bank. and the balance OF thc'pIlco
'' - {. 5. sAUvINET.
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BY ORDER Or =. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE
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IN -HE NATTER OF HERMANN LION.
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z. >.
ia2i f.., z, sheriff of the parish Of Orleans
Charlie. r. Cnruthers and ais. VS.. Gus-

Charles r. CnrUthers and ais. VS.. Gus.
tav.. F"l-t.,-Fourth District Court !0y tho
parish OF orleans. No. 23,2li.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERY FACIAS
- ag.:r-; plaintiffs. Charles +. Caruthers and
MaIH r louukcn, IL favor OF defendant tie
directed 10y the Honorable the Fourth Dis.
TIRE. COAT :or the parish of Orleans. in tho
aboe. entitled cause. will proceed to sell at public
auction, az tn. Merchants and AuctioHeers' Ex.
change. ROYAL street between Canal and Cus
toni,U,. streets. il tie Second District of this
city. SArU RDAl. February rs, l&.l at twelve
o'clock II, the following described property, to
wit
\ LOT w GROUND, situated in the Fourth Die
met ~ this city. i'll the square bounded by ST.
tlat- Fourth. PRIV tal!i.. and Washington streets
having. i'll American measure, one hundred and
twenty -uiue feet front on st. Charles street, by
hundred and ti@htv-threc feet nine inches in
depth aud front Washington street.
Being III" same property acquired by defendant,
Charles +. CaruthcTs by purchase he made thereof
III. third April. 1853. per deed duly recorded
he office OF The Register o Conve,anc.. toS shD
parish. in took o. folio SO.
Seized in til" above sut.
TeYHs-ta.h on the spot.
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HAVANA Clt;AkS-
Fresh invoices of HAVANA CIGARS choice
brands, such us Partagas, Corona Figaro, Cpman
and P,iIuaricga Just received pei Lord Lowell, Gen
era Hancock and Liberty i,on Havana, and tor
sale at :, small commission.
Also, on hand. "A good assoI .ruent of DOMESTIC
CIGARS. Havana Cigarettes the celebrated Plea
dur.I II G.lto' and xrt sh Havana Tobacco Seed
NJ. PEASANT,
dri. sin No. CarOnGelet street.
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G. S. SACNTNF~,
ia26 iel3 IS Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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BA>hhtfrcf'' 80 Rcrrcf'
Persons intending to go into Bankruptcy can
HAY" the petitions and schedules prepared strictly
in accordance with the bankrupt Law, under the
recent amendments, by applying to the under
signed. ut the offices of the Registers in Bank
rIptVy. No. | Custo,nhouse Building, Old
Ltvte street side. New Orleans.
JOHN s. CARTER
Refers to- J. K. G. PtkiY. G. : Kellogg, W. j. Q
Baker, John +. Deane, and b. A. Aw.Istiu.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
CONNOLLY AND TWEED.

"Anything more about Tweeds"
"N0; guess not"
"What does that special call OF the Grand Jury
mean2"
II DON'T know; but l guess they're going foR
somebody else this time"
"Who elsesv
"Oh, don't know. l suppose Hail and one q
two othcrs.n
Thus The conversation went on between two ol
the lesser lights in The political world. Their ex.
pressi0ns might readily be taken as index OF the
general tone III the political world. There was
'n0ihing new about Tweed.n There had been ru.
mOrs TO the enect that Tweed was 10 bc again
arfested anu al Sucn an unsceinly hour as TO cause
eXtra annoyance To nm, extra expense TO tile
county and extraordinary trouble 10 tho newspapers
and their representatives. II seems, however, to
be pretty decidedly settled Dy DOtn Sheriff Brcn-
nan and his Cnlel OF tie "Orders Oi rreStH
department that unless the warrant, were given
to them In seasonable hours they Will not serve
them aL such times as may SUIT the whlnls OF any
body without regard To the general good Of the
many. Mr. Tweed, therefore, remained with MS
family yesterday and last evening unuSturbeu by
tue mlnlons oi The law.
EG-cOMPrHoLLER CONNOLLY
was somewhat lndispOsed Yesterday, owing to the
fact luat on Tuesday he could No. go out of doors
10 take his accustomed daily exercise. No iurtheI
elors have been made in regard 10 the matter 0t
ba, aid he SIN anguishcs IN Ludlow street Jail,
checred bv the visits 0l his family AMI friends, and
In the sun hours Of the night by tile ducet notes O&
Deputy Sherlu Kee5e's "DulclEer"
The New York herald., 1871-12-21

United Anerc In Congress assembled that
sh. be- appointed by TIE resilient y and WIN Inc
advice Senate, commission OF three per-
of whom shall be practically Identified With the
aborn of the country, snail be selected
from evil Hc solely with reference TO Their character
canaclty for honest and . impartial
inyestisaon who shah hold ollce for the iefiod
rear from the date Of their nment unless IN r
accomplished, who sbaii IN
subject Of the and hours OF labor ami or
the division OF the Joint prohs OF labor capital between
ahorer the capitalist and the social educational and
sanitary condition OF the aboring classes Of The udei
how the affected by The existing Jaws
regulating commerce, finance AID proviaei that
sad shai be appointed irrespective OF poti-
cal partisan cJnsi erAtions, and from cvh he
SFo 3 That sand Commissioners shall receive an annuai
$1,000 each shall be authorized TO employ cerk,
report Of their nves gation TO tho fresi
dent to be by him transmitted to Congress-
The House, at har-past three O'Clock r. NJ, al.
journed, the session tomorrow to be for general
Ueuale only.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
ANOTHER HOMICIDE.
Escape Of tho rerpetrnto tor.


Yesterday morning case ofhomicide was brought
to the attention OF Coroner Herman at his Office in
the City Hall. IL appears that on last Saturday.
night Michael Fitzpatrick, irish laborer tnrtyfve
years OF aye was carousing with some acqualntances
and after INDUCING in divers drinks one OF the men
deslred Michael to join the rest OF the company In
a gambling game at cards. but he declined do ing
so. some angry words were the result, and during
alteration that cnsued. corner OF Thirty eighth
street and Ninth avenue, The man who had asked
Fitzpatrick TO gamble, as charged, struck nm ON
the BACK OF the neck wltn an iron bar and
Knocked MN 10 the pavement, thus causing Danger
Gus Injuries. FITZPATRICK was subsequently taken
TO bellevue Hospital, where he dled yesterday.
Deputy coroner John Beach, NJ. d., made q post
mortem examination on the body ana found tnas
deceased liad sustained fracture OF the spinal
column, which was tho cause or death. by per-
mission tne remains were removed TO the house
o Que ol dcccascds relatives J53 West Thrty-sixtn
street, and further investigation IN the matter
may take place today. 1t Is stated mat the man
VINO strcH The fatal blow made his escape, Dut nS
Is known, and Captain CAREY, OF the Twentio.n
precinct, s In pursuit OF MN. The Captain, now now
ever, has secured two OF the persons prcscn'
at The time Of tho occurrence.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
POLITICAL MORALITY IN JERSEY.
A Jersey City Alderman Ordered TO vacnto
Ills seat-Aileaed Eraudulcns Nnturnliza-

A Jersey City Alderman Ordered TO vacate
Ills Seat-Alleaed Ernudulent Naturnliza-
tion.
The present Board OF Aldermen Of Jersey City
comprises twelve members only TWO OF
whom, Mcssrs Reardon and Joyce, are
democrats. Joyce owed this Introduction to
pubic Office to the ST. PatricK's Alliance,
and he was forgetfu enough Of the did rendered to
make war on this very organization I'm.
mediately after election. Joyce proved the
weaker in the struggle, and sentence OF
expulsion was pronounced. Here began his
troubles. The men who elevated him TO power
relenied when II too late, but they soon found
road 70 retaliation. joyce We're only possessea
was IN the position OF the man IN the glass house.
VINO invited combat by throwing stones at his
Insteal or endeavoring TO conciliate his enemies
and postpone nostilies he actually resumed me me
s' az s ana nanis his wn acve aoaan
less Efforts to defeat ms colleague Rear.
don. The latter opened o. heavy !, r nre
upon him. which will finally urlve him from political
lie. resolution was ofYered and adopted IN the
Board oil Aldermen that committee be ap-
oyeeso JOYCE was properly qualified for the oce he
occupied. That committee, after uenDera-
ton Of several weeks, reported 90, on TUESDAY y,
non-citizensnp at the time oil MS election although
holding his naturalization papers. The main Dues
tion be solved in the investigation was tne man
| ner In which tn % papers were procured. -,
The following extract from Joyce's evidence VIII
show that he did not render much assistance 20 'me
| 1851 or 1862, did not recolect wnlcn; age
twenty.scven or twcntyeight, dld not postivey
ing TO this country. he lanled In Jersey
| City New York; could not recolicct tnc name o.
the vessel he came in nor the name OF the line o.
Inc board OF Aldermen adopted the report, and
ordered Joyce 10 appear next TUESDAY evening ant
show cause why his seat snnnld not De declared va
|
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
uaaa,DLG DEATH IN EO8oAGN.

Wan Found Dying In House, with His
Skull sroien-Was it IL Mnrdcrs
Hoboken has again been the theatre OF q tragedy
which Is shronded In Lhore profound mystery than
any OF the numerous deaths by violence that have
taken place there Tor lol9 tne It afords
some slight satisfaction to the public when they
learn exactly how victim has been brutaliy
hurled into eternity, ana at whose hands he mas
fallen, even though the murderer possessing polti.
cal influence may succeed In escaping the aveng-
ing arm ol the law through perjury and fraud.
But when mortal is fouly despatched within
o lew seconds, IN . manner totally unfathomablc,
anxiety fills the breasts OF all who happen 10
live circumstances similar to those OF the victim.
At quarter before eleven O'Clock on Tuesday night
Patrick Flynn, rather respectable pedler, retired
to rest. after days toll. III the residence oil his
wife, 90 Meadow street. she lay down al the same
tme and soon fell asleep. In hir an hour she was
star tied from her slumbers by
CRIES or s'MuRDER'
In the yard below. Sne missed her husband, ana she
recognized the cries as his. fastening down stairs
she found that he mad run into the next house. ex.
claiming all the time that he had Deen Killed by two
men, lie grasped tae bannlster Tor short time and
then fell exhausted TO the floor.. A long and deep
wound was found In the back OF his nead and he was
covered with blood Doctor Benson was sum.
moned, and the wound was pronounced not neces-
three O'CLOCK, wnen death relieved MIN of his tor
ture. lie described his assallant as q policeman,
sail that man in citizens clothes was witn the
ohlcer. Ii he has been murdered the assassin
must have disguised hlmsell III the unit
form oi policeman Oulcer Hammond
on nearing the first cry raised rashed towards he
scene, but saw no one IN the yard. Several foot.
prints were visible IN the snow, however, tnoSe OF
the deceased twno was nude) being also perceptible
One Of the members OF the FIRE Department, wno
was sanuiag opposite OF the street, says
that lie saw deceased RI hing ron the hallway Of
his house into the street and thence into the
adjoining house, shrieking "Murdcr." Hence
1t would seem tnat Flynn had been
TAKEN FROM HIS ROOM
to yard and there Deaten. nasmuch as there was
blood on the sto0p. some say thai he was s1nerns
with deiirium tremens, anu In tlls condition ran
into the yard and ell on the soop. This opinion,
which Is by no means certain, Is snaled
IN Dy Drs. Prendergass aud Benson, VINO
made post. .morten examination last evening AMI
found sufficient Cause ot death both In congestion
OF the lungs and disease OF tie heart. Nevertheless
Oiicer Hayes remained about the scene OF Flyun'S
death yesterday, but iailed TO ind out anything
which mlgnt lead to the implication Of any one.
Coroner Parslow win bury the remains tomorrow,
without holding an inquest The case must there.
fore be raukeu among half a dozen similar ones in
Hoooken EITHER nothing is found out about
MURDER or, II the murderer be detected, he escapes
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
Hecnan Heard From.

The following despatch puts to rout the rumors
that Hecnan still In this city and was endeavor-
ing to keep OUT OF way OF the officers or the Law.
1t but Just to say that Heenan's friends claim that
he went to London long before the vouchers were
stolen from the Comptroicr's ollce, and that he
could not, therefore, have been one or the robbers
The following Is the despatch alluded to-
LONDON, Dec. 90 1871.
cable despatch from New York was published
In Yesterdays papers stating that warrants had
been sent TO Europe for the arrest OF Johu y.
Aeenan and Two others, on the charge duplicating
theu in the robbery or the New York county
voucIera ilecaan, who Is III this city, to-day pub-
fishes card pronOuncing the report ialse. He has
Also visited Lhe Oice Oi the Reuter- News Company,
through which the cable despatch received, and
threatened The company with suit Tor libel tOe
having given publicity 10 the statement.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
Supreme Court Order.

ALBANY, Dec. 20, 1871.
At a Special Term OF the Supreme Court held BY
Ju1ge Learned to-day, ON motion OF Samuel q.
Courtney, the attorney for Richard b. Connolly. and
on the reading aud fling o! the consent OF tho At
torney General IL Was ordered that the order dated
September 0, 1871, and lled In the County Clerk1
Office Oh the county OF Albany on December Is, 1871,
be amended by adding thereto the ro0win!:- :-"And
II Is further ordered that tnat portion OF the order
To sn0w cause herein, molon to vacate the order
OF arrest herein be and tho same Is HEREBY dcneu"
The order OF the 9th instant above alluded to IS the
order reducing Nj. C0nuolly's ball from Sl0o0,ooo 70
S5Q10QQ.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
The ss,,criG,s 0m,c

was In q ferment all day on account OF the many
rumors that were a1oat, and the crowd OF callers
was fully rs great as ever. The sheriff put on his
great coat at four O'Clock precisely after stating
that he had not received any warrants tor The arrest
OF any person Of consequence to the public
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
Conutro,Ier,s ONE.

There was no business OF any great interest trans
acted in the Comptroller's Office. few additional
clerks OF the Department OF Public Works sue
ceeded in getting their salaries for last September.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
City Chambcrlnin,s On e.

The city deposits are being gradually transferred
from the National Broadway Bank to tho National
PARK Bank. II IS said that this new idea of the new
regime Is being carried out by advice OF the Comp
trOcr. The why and wherefore has not been a.
ccrtaued,
The New York herald., 1871-12-21

The Board OF Fire Commissioners held o regular
meeting yesterday. Commissioner Hitchman In the
chair. A communication was received IRON the
foreman OF Engine Company IA in relation to the
furniture IN the house, for which an ex-of1cer
claimed payment, and for which the Committee on
Finance Of the Board had directed the men TO pay
$175 The foreman contendcd that II the furniture
was removed at once the men would bo only too
glad to subscribe for newer and better articles.
that It was quite probable that the Board
OF Apportionment would hold no more
with the department In answer 10 the rcquistion
made by the department. stated that there was no
money TO pay the men their last months salary;
that the source from which he had obtained money
for the previous two months payments mad posi-.
tively refused to make any more aavances that it
severe work Ihey were called on 10 perform with
their families suffering for the actual necessities OF
unless they could get some assurance OF payment.
The ratio OF fires increasing, the reserve OF the
department was decidedly lneiclent on insulllcent
more labor than they might be called upon to do II
the department could afford to keep sufficient re-
serve.
The Department Of Public Parks.
There were present at the secret meeting OF the
Park Commissioners held on Tuesday Commits
soners Stebbins, Green, Fields. Dillon and Church.
petition relative TO altering the grade OF 152d
street. from between the Boulevard and Tenth
avenue was received and referred to the Treasurer
to examine and report. In compliance with reso.
luton passed at a previous meeting the Treasurer
presented O statement OF moneys required Tor the
maintenance uf tho department during the year
1872 The commissioners refuse to state what thls
amount VIII be. A statement was also prescated
showing the amount OF the expenditures. Inc re-
ports were received from the Engneer-in-Chtef as
soSes wAe Of he PARK can be
ing winter and to the condition vi the works on
| the roads and avenues. report was received