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New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
Q. >. NAIVTNET. q,
oc5 % de7 Sheriff of the Parish of OrleanS
9ierchants' Olutuat Insurance Company

|
vs.. William a. FTelet
| aLEVEETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
/ ~ OF Orleans, No. BY virtue of a writ of aqrt
iacias 10 me directed by the honorable the Seventh
above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell Mt pub
/ lie auction, at the Merchants and Auct1Oneerst
| Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
| tomhoust stTeost, in the Second District Of tins
! city, on FRIDAY, December s, 1872 at twelve
O'Clock Nj, the following described property to
! Wit - -
A LOT or GROUND, together with the bnildiDgs
and improvements t1eTt on, No. on Coliseum
street situated IN the Fourth District of this CITY
III the square bounded by Washington PLAQUE
mines now COscuml Fourth and ChestrHt streets
designated by the humber three on d sketch dated
the tliIG OF March, 1866, and rycd to IN act
passed before A. BOuuOusquic, late Il notary public
IN this CITY, on the the same day; said lot Of
SIX inches three lines front scum street ly
one huudled ana twenty eight feet lwo incl "a In
depth the Whole more or less said lot being narf,
0t portion OF glOunt designated by the letter
On q ektt'h drawn ny j. A. bHemeGOurt, deputy
Glly surveyor Oh the seventeenth OF JnnIiaFv
l65i, ana annexed to au act whereby the said VI
a. Fftr|t purchased said property passed be fora
r. GI!ma, notary public in this city on the first
cay UT February. 1861.
Seized II the above putt
TermB-Ti his being the second and last auction tIe
sad property will 5C d; iinitesy adiudicatCd to the
t.EhcSt and last bidder Tor what ii will bring nj
t"elFe months credit, the purchaser furnishing
pond, with good and suhCient security bearing
eight per cent iHterest per aunum I. ON date and
hpecia! mortgage on the property ROld until final
payment. Said purchaser viii have 10 deduct and
ray IN cash the amount of printing, sheriH's and
cIeIk 1tts etc, say about one Thousand md iftV
collars; and, furthermore, the State, parish ana
municipal taZCs tie amounnt Of which is not vet
ascertaned.
C. S. SAUVINET
nHI9 = 4eb Sheriff of the Parish of Orlpans
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
SALE OF SEIZED Property,

| gS-7Ep STaTEs INTERNAL REvBEUE CoLLKCToR'sl J
OfLGe. First District OF louisiana
| New Orleans. November u, 1872
! IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PROVISIONS OF
section sj1ry three of the act OF Congress- ap-
proved July IL, 1866 the following described
| seized property will be sold at pubic ancti0n at
the I 61ai street entrance, CustonhUuse building,
! on TUESDAY, December3 3. IE12, at twelve O'Clock
! 600 Cigars. IS pounds plug Tobacco. Ts5les
100 Cigars, 5C tlgars, l2J Cigars.
100 C:gar7, posInds plug Tobaccoa
$50 Cigars i3e Cigars, 200 Cigars
$500 Cigarettes, 216 Cigars.
; lD Cigars. pounds Plug Tobacco
500 Cigars, 20 pounds plug Tobacco.
i9G Cigars, pounds plug ToLacclS
100 Cigars, pomd plug Tobacco
100 Cigars, 1000 cigarettes
Q pounds ping Tobacco.
81 pounds plug Tobacco
Is pounds plug Tobacco.
l"'G Gigar5stt,er tier, h, 4af pound fine cut yebac<p.
pound plug Tobacco.
~ tlgars. pounds plug tobacco
|'9g cigars, " pounds plug Tobacco.
10 POUNDS pug tobacco, pounds pHg Tobacco.
- pounds plug Tobacco $50 Cigars, 20 Cigars.
lo0 Cigars, $500 9ars, 1864 Cigarettes, AS gars.
." Cigarettes t2J Cigars, 2GpU Cigarettes.
d5Oo Cigars, 200 cigars, 29o0 Cigars.
y ponds plug Tobacco $50 Cigars, 100 Cigars.
5000 Cigars, 80 pounds leaf Tobacco.
50 pounds P5uS Tobacco, iron Brands, ! Sie7es,
50 Cigars, loo Cigarettes.
"a pounds leaf Tobacco
POUNDS fine cut Tobacco, Sieyes
SIU Cigars, 300 Cigars 1000 Cigarettes
LAuu Cigars, u pounds lear Tobacco LOO Sugars
2a00 Cigarettes, 6n0 Cigars 200 Cigars
1000 Cigarettes I4o0 CigaIs. 5000 Cigarettes
lo1e Clsa15 loe0 Cigarettes, 1850 i5ars.
500 Cigarettes 700 Cigars 2300 Cigarettes.
@59 Cigars 499 Cigarettes. 500 Cigars.
20 pounds plug Tobacco 25U Cigars
lG pounds leaf Tobacco 4O0 Cigars.
100 Cigars. 3560 Cigarettes, 2200 Gfgarso
S iS sigsret@s 293 @ Gigaettes rs 9o9 garottes
? pounds plug Tobacco l25 Cigars
Is pounds Leaf Tobacco 1880 Cigarettes
~ cigarettes, 5000 Cigars.
ID pounds Ming OblEcO ,11fg rTCF,aooo
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

scE.aze GAPTAINs' 'AssoCIaTIoS.-The
directors Of the above association met last
S1e'day and elected Ghe following a.
oficeSs joE the ensuing ye8c Captain T.
Coneiys president; ]. i. Woods, gic. prcsi.
dent. z. W. Adams, treasurer: c. r
Eaedes, secretary, ard 6. II, 6iri, srperin
:endent. They are gentlemen well known.
and assure the steaIaboatmeB that al tus!-
ness brought before the association wiz Dc
attended. TO for the benehS OF the steamboa:
interest. In our opinion the directors have
Ione well in selecting the above gentlemen
Jcs these offices.
The following named gentlemen compose
Ghe finance committee: Captains ,. Il,
Woods, ,. Z. Burdeau aud John 9, Sinnott
We learn that the different committees
ars q work revising the freight tariffs 10
Gle several Grades, and We cap sssura our
merchants and shippers hat when she
s"gittssaro finished they SiiI ao: ASvs cause
Tor opposition.
Nse would wmu3 1he steamboat fr.ses-
alty shaS the association Aas : daily meet
Gpg * its gooms every morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

GP11oor1S grEsss.-Je Walkers pliae
pony was taken yesterday with the PIE
Nailing disease. 1t was thought he was SO
email that even hippophaIgis could not find
hin; bat 1t did, and the kind hearted hoss
OF the Bank" Immediately stripped HE
bIack-and tan 81 Beauty" 90 aeY Ilanke,.
wrapped up the pony in It. ana carrieH !im
OF in ills coat Q0ckes to tho geteri4arv sur
geon. There are strong hopes Of his zoe
Goyery.
The police should have stopped IL" negro
@ho SO CONSIDERABLY took his afflicted nude
from dray and rode him home. The Yoor
animal could hardly stagger under its gido.'s
weight.
Stern's raw bore fertilizer wagons yare
yesterday drawn through tbo sraets by os
seams
Mr.. Afford, proprietor Of the extensive
stables, cornor of DeIord and Dryodes
streets, reports that most Of his horses and
mulcs are affected with the disease. The
attack is light the treatment very simple
and Mr. Afford appreheuds no serious re
suits among his animals.
The Atlantic, PhGnix, Eatohez and Levce
Presses have made arrangements with the
Uarbor Towboat Company to transfer their
cotton bales by bargea from the leveo to
their yards and back to the ships Or steam
sbips TO which said cotton may be ordered,
In J. L.evy's stables five horses and nine
teen mulas have taken the disease. hir
Levy confirms the statement that even a
moderate use of horse will almost imme- |
diateIy aevelope the malady.
More than 200 cases have been announced /
in the stable Of hessrs. Leonard & Max
well, but most of the animals are likely to /
.scover within few days.
aMr spearing's stable, GTaYier street, is !
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
POUND NOTICES
HRPAHTERET or Poi
g . Orleans hOrpgub-r u. ~

iiFi'A XII INT gE FttLtf e,
90 Orleans hO,eGnber n M.
9NaS BROUGHT SO TIE FIRST nI%TRFCT
~ PvIno GUTlar q Laf4y cite ana Locust
One S0rIeI POGT.
Ebich- i not claimed within Ave days ard the
e'ESeu7e qhere0n paid viii t sod Al nl5,ic 4ul.
ton At said pound, SATURDAY., EUyemicr
n, 1872, at twelve c'cloca n
JAMES LEWIS, Administrator.
20. I55-lso26 IA
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS
9rademy of Music,


Nf. Frank Mayo played the e,arS of
Damon in the play Of Damon and PytLias"
I last night to small house This evening
| he will take benefit, when the sensational
play of 'StrPets of New York " Will be pre-
sented, and Mr.. Mayo Will appear in his
great speciality Of Tom Bddger. In the cast
there are Charles p. DtGroaJ, George Nor
! ton. i. F.White, VIII ] Ferguson, Frank
9. Cotter, John +. Pike, Roland Reed, John
:. Craven, Samuel Norman, j. Redmond
Ryan, John Henry, James Burnett, T.. III.
Mccormack, Miss Louise Hawthorne, Mrs.
Sydney Wilkins, Miss frankie Mcclellan,
Miss Nellie Taylor. Monday evening, the
new American comedy, written by the late
Frank Murdock, expressly for Mr.. Frank
Mayo, entitled ''Davy Crockett," will be
produced for the first time. o'Styects of
New York matinee tomorrow.
ST. Charles Theatres
EXT. fhe Arkansas Traveller" is Having a
Yong and successful run at the St. Charles
Theatre, and Mr.. Z. S. Chanirau is making
his mark in. The play. This evening Kit" will
be produced again, On tue occasion Of the
benefit of Mr.. Chanfrauo Tomorrow noon
grand Exit" matineeo Monday evening
MT%o James Z. Oates in comic OPERA
garieties Tbearreo
THE production of the play of o'8rfic9e Sc
aS the Varieties Theatre has been attended
with marked success, but the close of the
present week will terminate its representa-
tions here. Miss Clara Morris, who has at
tanned an enviable celebrity in her original
role of C0rU is admitted to be one of the
most attractive ladies on the stage. Her
representations are almost unequaled This
evening she will take her farewell benefit,
and it will be substantial in its results.
Grand matinee tomorrow at twelve o'clock,
when Article 10 will be produced again.
Monday evening Mr. John y. RaymoOd Ia
the piay Of "Eorbidden Fruit"
Exposition Halle
The second OF the series Of J'rso concerts
at Exposition Hall last evening was very
finely attended. The matinee aonccrt to.
morrow noon s7iiI be the last Of tie series.
Nine. Camilla TFso will then be assisted by
Mmeo Eomrss soprano; Sir. Neteye. tenor;
Mr.. Sah Huft5eD, basso; H!le re Blanc.
pianist. and Mr.. G.. D'Aguin, fitist Mr..
&. %'oIignOn will be director OF the concert.
As SiOlinist Nine. Urso has no superior,
and the ~ocalists and pianists who assist
her rank high in the musical profession.
and SO Ch" concert will please SBe admirers
Gt m9s;Co
Opera HOGsee
The French drama az che 0pera ?fo.se :
last night did not lack an audience, and il !
'Tas good one, tooo Grand matinee go
morrow ~ twelve O'clock, and perform. !
aps" in TIE evening. !,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

E1OrRTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
L cf Orleans, No. 33 li0-Ey virtue Of a writ
4 50 zure and salt to direcTed by the honorable
lie FoGrh District Court for tbe parish OF Orleans
iu The above entitled cause. viii proceed 90 81. Il
II pubiiC auction at ths Merchants ana Auction
rrrs' Exchange, Royal street, bet weeu Canal and
tustHInhOrse streets, in the Second District 0l ts
city, on HAILEDAY, Decem Der H. 1872, at tne.ya
Jock NJ, tho following described properly to
r.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. with l1bs
hujGings and improvements thereon situated IN
tht Frat District g" this city. the square bounded
aT st. Jafnes, Market Religious ana y. Thomas
7-f,Fts, aud d"sspatcd ~ lois auruhcr5 seveu.ard
sl2tt on plan Of L0Iis II. pllis. I.fe surveyor,
0aed the eighth Ci D. CeTnhrr la-a. and posted
Ia the Office Of <. B23ny, nOtarE public il this etF.
S2'@ .o.s adjoin each other aud measure each, III
American measure. thirty Dur fret eleven inches
rye lines fIoLt on st, James street by depth of
ore hundred ana Gtty-nins feet ten Inches three
Luth, he.lG { same property which Wa3 acquired
oY the defendant hgTe!n hy purchase he made
thereof nj a saie made by the sheriff Of he parish
OF or aaE5 the siKteruta of May, 1865 al ths
suir 81 CITY of New Orleans for the use and benefit
of tn hcDonCgh sohOn fund W. PLilio Dr1mrp
No. 1878 Of the docket 0f TIC Third b strict
Court Few Orleans.
relied Ia the above suit.
TarIns-Cash OIL the spot.
G. s. sAUvTEET,
-gL2 cbS q ELsriLE OF Ehesga..g,- Of tyTIgzus
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

The late Professor Hadlay, of YaIe Col
lege, was annoyed ~ tie racket Of studenta
u room above hirns who we're boxing and
rolling dumb bells over tie floor, Pro
eeeding to their room he quietly opened the
door and said with smile, in his peculiar,
halsins way, Young gentlemen, would
be pleased to see you in my room at any
time, bat would rather have sou e9we In
through the door than %he ceiling
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
Ne,eoro'osicas ans Aiyer Report.

The signal service, United State. army.
veportsa FOR Che 6enett q! commerce. the
meteorological! record, and Else or fall OF
She rivers, az 3:i3 J.. N., Ioc.! time. yeseey-
GAH "a fnIHnw-s:
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

- q meeting Of the Excelsior Base Bail
Ciu6, held on last Wednesday, the follow
lnG named gentlemen were elected officers:
William p Stewarts president: Charles
King, vice president; Charles Z. Staub
~scsetary and treasurer: WILLIAM r..
$ sHart, Chairman "A. .. Eoyle, James
Ward, john Lott and John Haxent board
o: diGec.ogss AID IL J. Si.ea. captain Of t!Est
uine
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
- ~ ", T. HAKPER,
AleXander Bro1hers Vi. ]. ~. McEnnnv.

Alexander Brothers VS.. j. W. McEnany.
G!XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 3858-By virtue of writ Of
feri facas to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
agreement entered into between the parties inter
ested therein will proceed to sell at public auc-
tion. on the premises hereinafter designated, on
MONDAY, December 9, 1872 at five O'Clock p NJ.
the following described property, TO wit
ALL THE PROPERTY, FURNITURE etc con
tained i'll the premises situated No. l76 Camp sreea
between Gitod and Julia streets III the First Dis
rrict of this city
The to he sold in block a
Seized in the above SUIT
Eerms-Cash on The spot.
W. p. HARPER
nn21 dc4 2 Sheriff of +ha pgriaL ~ orIa,,,a
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

HR0AGE.--Fred Dieper5 lsst evening sc.
eiden"ally tell from . building on tiasin. pc.
!~oen &rato and Thalia streets, breaking
one q lis legs in cwo glaaee, !.e was sent
- IL" Charity ILoepitals
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
d. q. CnrLon d. b. O. CIr6nrua..

LA' E' thfiOn VS. tSs q. CleOErnG.
LNlFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
A Orleans, No. 3753.- BY virtue of a writ or
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause, l will proceed to tel
at public auction, at the Merchants aud Auc-
h"neers' Exchange, Royal sire ct between Canal
and Customh0use streets, in the Second District Of
this ety, on SATURDAY, December :, l8.2 at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described property,
A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second Dis
tTct of this city, IL the square bounded by To,l-
l0use 81 Peter, Fourth and Fifth streets desie.
mated By the number eighteen u sketch an
neAed to all act passed before Andre D. DoIiocourt
notary pubic in this city, dated October TO- 1856 T.
iIlch said lot measures thirty feet five inches
lines front on st. Peter street by ore hundred
feet deep. Together with ell the rights and pivf-i
leges thereto attached. Being the same propertyC
acquired by the defendant herein from Aristide
Carton per act passed before said notary Dori0.
court on the tenth of October 1867.
Seized in the above suit
Termb-Cash on the spot.
- - 80 tA'EA y
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

4 sneak thief was successful IN express.
Eng away fifteen dollars Iro3n she drug store
81 Z. 6. WanderIioh. No. %. Dryades street.
while che proprietor was loast;cstiDg %
:hant:s :sgi7sng dinnep behin3 ,he storo. 80
De~s sross she thief oy 1he c;Irre9cy.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
Local Intelligence.

We move a committee Of investigation.
when TWO men want to break the law by
&ghting each other, and are 80 benz upon
it that merely question Of the public.
mora or social status of either-they having
bee& jntimates long after the charges
against each were made public = alone
etands in the wayo we think the issue should
1e determined by arbitrationo If both are
found "eligble"-mucb abused word-un-
Gier tie code, then let them be arrested and
gut under peace bonds.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

George D. Fisher
NFOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
a of Orleans No. 20 107.-By virtue OF a writ o,
seizure and sale directed by the honorable In
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the abOv6e5n tiled cause, | win proceed to sell at
pubic auction, at he Merchants and Auctioueers
Exchange, Royal street between Canal ana Gus
tOmhousc streets in this Second District Of this
city, on TUESDAY, December IT, 1872 at twelve
o'clock A., the following described property, to
/. i CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in The
Fourth District OF his city, III TIE square bounded
by Coliseum, Chestnut, st. Andrew and st Mary
streets, designated by the number one on n plan
OF }. Schneider, late surveyor dated ninth of March
1856 deposited ia the Office OF William Y Lewis
late notary public IN this city, Said lot neasur-
Ing thirty two feet three lines front on St. Andrew
street, one hundred and twenty nine feet fOul.
inches Aye li'lcs io1t and deep on Chestnut street
one hundred aud enty-ei@hf feet eight inches 10
Gtpth On tat line OF lot number two, and thrty-two
feet IN width IA III the rear, English measure
,. PORTION OF GROUND, situated IN the above
dstTJts dHd square, adjoining said lot number one,
and measuring sixteen feet front oa st. Andrew
street. by one hundred and twenty-eIght feet four
inches nine lines n dcpth on the line Of lot number
three and one hundred and twenty eight feet eight
inches seven lines the dividing line Of said lot
humber one. Said portion Of ground forming part,
OF thr i"t designated by the number two tho
above mentioned pan.
D. AND ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in
tao same district ard square, being composed UI
parts Of tie lois Ccsignated by tie aLmbeIs two
and three on the Hf0re ciled5pan and measuring
loltJ Que ftet mole or less, ont on st. andrew
atreet, BY Cne hundred and twenty eight feet
more OF less, in depth, by tOtty-Vue feet in width
IN the rear English measure.
Togtf her with tn" buildings and mpTo vementY
On sad above described lots Of gIouud and aupglt-
tenance5 thereof. The pr0pertjes herein firstly
and secondly described were acorlirej hr the Is
icudant herein bv purchase at a sale mad. I fja
sheriff Of his parish on the twelfth OF June 1852
0y yHtaeo q = writ Of seizure and sale to him d.
rooted ey The honorable tho Seventh District Court
ta he pal toh OF Orleans, at the suit Of George D.
Fisher es brulv P johnson No 1858 Of the docket
o s"id curt And the property herein TIM dly aHa
at described was acquired b. said defendant BY
pU'Gi ast non EEs. hmly Pugh Arnold, wife "t
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

1be Shreveport Southeastern, OF sio 9~"n-
tg+totTtfs instant states that not q single
sseamboa: from New Orleans had landed AZ
tas whar9 tor sen daya preSions.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

EEA9AT EErA!aED.-9hs brio!s hangaette
az 10th ends OF the first precinct police sta.
zion was neatly ana satisfactorily repaired
yesterday. Victims OF ''aolioe brutality"
need Not now hesitate TO 60 60 prison in she
G0ie'est manner. as there is no danger Of
breaking legs. Drunkayis can now pass
shat way without taking particular care Of
Where 4hey stop Ono source Of com?faju:
against brutal policemen il BbateG.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

James j. O'Hara VS.. gefrs of BeDiomiD
c. Elliott.
GEyENTH DISTRICT COUkT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans No. 9687-Ry virtue of a writ of
feri tacias to me directed by the honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans IN
the above entitled cause, l will proceed 10 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 TUESDAY, December 81, 1872. at twelve
wit
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. together with
the Improvements thereon and all the rights privi-
leges, customs, servitudes way and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining,
situate in G1eenyiLle. designated by the number
veyor, on the fifteenth day of April 1886 and de
posited in the office of W. I. Lewis, then notary
public in this city. Said square measures in
american measure two hundred and seventy feet
front on Broadway street. two hundred and sew
enty feet front on Chestnut street, two hundred
and forty feet front on Washington street and two
hundred and forty feet front on Second street
Seized in the above suit.
TernS-Gash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

A sort Of very ind egen8en: detective az
Tangement in Uoustono having arrested
Louis Meyers, dcfaulte: Of "his city, sent
telegram here that it %as jmpractiaab!e
80 hold accused. He had 20 money 10 speak
0f. The dispatch was exceedingly ParticU-
'ar to inquire what Sewar& S3s oHeyei Sor
Navarl
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

Z distinguished lawyer the. legal advise.
and friend last summer Of prominent ex-
federal General, ts said 90 have fallen out
with bis Tate client, and purposes eending
him aehalIenges We n6tify the police
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
sHERIFFS SALES.
Sophia Taylor vs.. netrs Of Roar 60,

Sophia Taylor vs. Heirs of Rody BerIkerv,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans, No 33,459.-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale directed by the honorable lie
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause, to c. S. Sauyinet Iate
Sherlf, and by said late Sheriff to me transferred
vii! proceed to sell al pGblio auction, at the Aer
chants and AuctioneeTs Exchange ROYAL street
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second District of this city, on TUESDAY, pc
cem6er 81, 1872 at twelve o'clock H.. the follow
inG described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated lying
and being in the First District of this city in the
square bounded by Gravier Perdidn St Jane and
hohEaF streets, and designated by the number six
on plan drawn by g A, Hedin, late surveyor on
the twenty nth of April 1850 and deposited In the
4ee ti.i Of Oliver H. Perry, late notary public in
inns city. said LOT measures thirty feet front on
Graz ler street the same width at the rear by one
hundred. and twenty feet in depth Amerif1n
measure: Together with all the rights wavs and
advantages tLeretmto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining.
:, Being the same property which the late Rody
berhefy acquired by purchase from plaintiff herein
per act passed before William J. Castell notary
1869. '''1'' - - "a Vi AP'' @
Seized III the above suit
Terns-Cash on the spot
90 JuE
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
AUCTION SALES THIS nay.

O4 NW-N F5laI1ES THIS EblbFe
@Y ?LACIDE J. SPEAR at loss o'clock, st fEart's
Goan Office, corner Of St. Charles and Gravier
streefs, uuredeened pledges, consisting of die
monds, watches, chains, silverware, etc.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
THE DAILY RRPITRITCAN

AIAL EyAiLF hhFIbLIJAN
hay be had Of the following dealers;
George Ellis, opposite the Postofiice.
c, c. Haley, No 10 Commercial place.
g. G. D. Holle, No. 81 Exchange place.
A. Simon, St. Louis street, between Royal
9treet and Exchange alley under St. Louis
Hotel.
James Ennis. G'ontchartrain Hslroa8 de-
pot, Third District; also At depoto scot Of
Lafayette street. first Di5tricto
Variety news stand, No. 90 2aupRins
stzest, between Customhouve and Bienviue
ntraass
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

THE oid lake Eteamer Creole Is az present
g che Mobile and New OgIeans trade. That
."oks something like opposition 80 the ra!s-
NaaT
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

Su%eins from % local ssaniroint. Thurs
Gay was complete as 4 deg Q: :nimport.u:
@Eau{s
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

q. ?. NALVihhT,
-e-a eeS z! Faeriu OF .AeaSas.s.- of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29

.'ts'''o...o..o.o ..o.,..'.o.......S . ls!@ fo3 81
20 sH PAJ1 "lrS 20 SKslSAG0 TAso
Interest on 81 ,842 COS os
consolidated bonds
drainage series, at seven
per Asnt gold. estimated
rlemium il SurrencS
Twelve Stpd half pey
cent......................@I IS! ~
.. For outstanding debts oS
late srainaGe commits
sioners. .............o 9s.6IS
.. f0r repl sch8se 0g drainage
bonds lrGm the lowest
s'tferers She balaSce az
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New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
Inliua Loemcr vs. William w. Wilron.

2. ,. FATNTNFT.
noI5 70 deli Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-29
Exposition 6faflo
Opera TFouseo

The Srench drama az the Opera ?iouse
last night did not lack an audience, and il
FTas good one, too. Grand matinee so
morrow ~ twelve O'clock, and q peSfo.n..
apcs in TIE evening.