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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01
Marie CGurege vs.. Emma llORRatt.

&IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. i.,9.-By virtue Of y writ Of
seizure and sale 70 directed by the honorable
the Sixth Distr.c: Court for The parish of
Orleans, in ihe above entitled ca'ise, ! will
proceed 10 sell at public auction. "a: the Mer.
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange. Royal street.
between Cana! aid Customlous. streets, in the
Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY. Au.
gust ?, 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ. n. following de-.
scribed property. TO wit
A LOT OF GROUND, together with the build
ings thereon. and appurtenancs. .hereunto be.
longing. situated the FIRST District Of this city.
and designated by the number three III the square
bounded by Robertson, Claiborne. Common and
Gasquet streets, on plan drawn by Y. \. JUDGE,
dated sixth February. 1866 and deposited in the
Office of W. ;. Castell, notary public in this city:
said lot measuring twenty-five feet front 0D Rob
ertsop street, TWENTY-FIVE feet three inches three
lines wide IN the rear seventv-Oue feet seven
inches one line deep on the side toward Common
street and seventy five feet three inches four lines
deep on the side toward GasGuct street. Which
property was purchased by the defendant herein
with her p;.rapierna! funds from jules Lassene
per act exe.u'ed before 7. 4. lsTe sche. notary
public in this city he twentieth %! August. 1870
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
W. HARPER.
jyl 10 au2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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'el8 ivGl" Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
William CuIIinan ". 4 Certain Piece Of


S.lXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No il.6.-By virtue OF IlIas writ of
teri iacias TO me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans III
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, the Merchants and Alc:loueers
Exchange, ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city. OH MONDAY, July u. 1873. a. twelve
0 o'clock u. the following described property. 10
wit
ACERTAlN PIECE OR PARCEL C:' LAND 50.
Cated in the faubOur. St. john, city -! New or
ieans. des grated as squar. number SIX on pan
rf said faubourg ST. John made by Z. LafOn lat"
surveyor. and deposited in the ORC % II. lat.
Pierre Ped- scau. notary pubic in THIS city IA the
year 1909: said niece parcel o: land is bounded
now bv Seventh. Lepage and Broad streets. and hy
GENTLY road, and on the side nearest Grande
Route st. John by Crete street, and 10. numbered
sixteen the plan OF C. A. de ArIna- surveyor of
the fifteenth OF February. 1851. deposited IN the
Office of p. F. Laresche lat. notary public IN This
city. Said square measures four hundred and
thirtNthre. feet g. .ht inches Seventh street.
five hundred and iorty-ve feet four lines Le-
page street :. aBndrcd and :oTty-siX fe. 8 We
inches eigh. lines along GENTLY road. and nn.
huG ed and tortysix feet from GENTLY road to
! Sel th street GA The side nearest '5.suGe Route
st. John.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Casi. OF the spot.
". P. HARPER.
jei2 ia Sheriff of the Parish Of orleaEs.
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George uIImnyer VS.. Oscar Robinson Nc.
Clean.

INOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
L. OF Orleans. No. y, 25'-By virtue OF a writ of
seizure and 70 dire cted by tie honorable the
Fourth District Court Tor the parish of erleans in
the above entitled Cause l will proceed hell at
public auction, al the Merchants and Auctionsers'
exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Chs
tomhouse streets. N the Second District Of this
city. on SATURDAY July 10, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
FOUR CERTAfS LOTS i%'u OF GRorND. tocether
with all the buildings and improvements there on,
and appurtenanCes thereof. and al the rights
ways, seryi:udes. privileges and advantages there
unto belonging or N anywlse appertalning, sit
uated i'll the Third District of this city, i'll the
square bounded by Victory, Por' Moreau and
Enghien STREETS designated as lots Ely. seven, eight
and nine, and measuring in American measure as
follows, 10 Wit: Lot number six forms the corner
of Port and Victory streets, and las thirty two
feet eight inches SIX and fveeighths lines front on
Port street, sstyseven feet seven and six eighths
inches III depth and front on Victory street, sixty
six feet eiGht anG Eve-e ghths inches deep the
me OF 10, number seven, anu th!Aty ieet Two ana
six eghths inches III the rear; lot nuniber seven
meas measures thirty.'wo feet eight in'h.. siX Ines
front Oh Port street siXtysiX feet -ht and five
elghts inches deep the line OF saG lot number
siX, sixtyhve feet nine and a hall inches deep on
the iiue OF lot number eight, and thItNti@ht feet
two inches SIX lines " de in the yea: lot number
eight measures thirty two feet eight inches siX
lines front on Port street sixtyiive feet nine aud
half inches dee on the line of 10. number seven,
siXtvthree feet Ten and three quarters inches deep
on the line of lot Number nine, and thirty-eight
feet two inches six lines wide in the rear; lot NUM-
Der nine measures thirty two feet eight inches six
lines front on Port street. sixty three feet ten and
six.eghths inches deep on tho line of lot number
eight. siXty-tree feet eleven inches eleven aud
three eighths lines deep the opposite side line
and thirty ght feet Two inches lines wide in
the
Being the eIme property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase from HeIIy W. Kloppen
burg per act passed before Edward q. Gottschak
late notary public in this city, tn. twenty fifth
day Of November, 1898.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Th.s being the second arr! last auction
the said property VIII be definitely adudcated tc
the highest last bidder for what it will bring
at twelve months credit, The purcrase: furnishing
bond, with good and solvent security, bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from date, and
special mortgage on the property sold until tina
payment SAID purchaser will have to deduct
and pay in cash the printing, sheriH's ard clerks
fees etc, which amount 20 about four hundred and
seventy-tve do lars, and, Furthermore, the state
parish ard municipal taxes the amount of whiot
is not yet asCeTtai.1.
w p. HARPER.
jyl 10 ~ sheriff of the Parish of orleans.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans No. 46}o-By virtue of an order
of sale. rendered Nav L. 1873. and TO me
Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, / will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' EX-
change, Royal street, between Cana, and Gus
Toulouse streets. in the Second District Of this
city, on THURSDAY July L. 1873. at twelve o'clock
III the following described property. 20 wit
with all her furniture, tackle, apparel! machinery.
etc she now lies in the Mississippi rlver.
Attached in the above suit.
Terms-Ths being the second and las: auction.
the said boat will he definitely adjudicated to the
highest and last bidder for whatever she VIII bring
at twelve months credit, the pu! chaser furnish
ing bond with good and solvent security. condi
toned according to law, and privilege on the
schooner sold until final payment Said purchaser
shall have to deduct anu pay in cash the amount
OF printing sheritfs and clerks fees. and keeping
etc. say about $3.50.
UP. HARPER
VI 10 L. Sheriff Of the Parish of OrlHauA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DangeP.-At .llis season the atmosphere is sur.
charged with .he seeds of .ntermittents, remit
tents rheumatism, pulmonary disorders, bilious
complaints, and the Ike. Persons whose nervous
systems i! seiaxe.i are The first I" stccInlh TO
these dstempers. Brace up the phv..ca. energies
then with ;hi. potential vegetable :cnr. = is the
most powers. !. cuperant Which the botanic king
don, as YIELDED! TO patell. Research a!st g.
p.1ine.:. Il. I. The bliIdsst disciple .: !ne
Old NE Gic. Goc,as Wiz q. least admit tina: :oi:c
and Alternative compounded o: approved le,bs.
roots ana haIEs.An do 70 harm, "hle lie .esti-
Inony o. tho sands invites = a. OF it9 virtues.
' gOr /. the thing M"st needed n these cases as
wei. az i. dyspepsia and nervous affections, an!
Host.tte: :i:tsrs is :- safest. sures. and most
whcI. som" st:ea stiien!ns preparation 'la, human
skill has vst conroctea Pa st eodW
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IuFTH DISTRICT COURT 70. THE PARISH
Il of Orleans. No. ao'!-E? .irtJ.. .: q writ %
seizure and .aie to II. directed ~ the hOnora5 %
the With District Cad.t Tor the pay. .h %! Orleans.
IL the ab"r. entitled cause. viii proceed to ses
at public auction, IT fie Merchants md Auction
GERS kachauG., Eoy., street. between Canal ara
CustOmhoUse streets, IA ,h- Second :'strict %
tins city on SAT- HbAf. !u'y >, !..5. ~. tweIT~
oclot. NJ. the 'ollc":l !. described property. %
wit
THE FOLLOWING iu.i OF GRc'SI, fogethe:
with the building, 40. ~ .i.Te.:I. thereon. ant
The - purt"naH..s '-...n,. and all aH. siugulaT,
til" b"lleis machinery. apparatus, ETC. contained
in said premises. s.. 10, ..nd cor.,i .u'ina % saw
planning and dTe-,ln. MI. ali situated IN 'h. Fourt,
District o tbs. C!,' n I'll" 'I;aiosbou.L"d by :.
incton aveillia, and described as tclioW. to wit:
L. EIGHT CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in FaUbou'. Liva'...aia, ds sisn.t.i b. the mum.
number one hundred AID ,llr.. PEE. plan of II.
ull,sGsen, 'a" surveyor dat"d twenty third Dc.
cember, E.: deposited ~ plan nuulb.. three Il.
tn. Office OF D. j. Ricardo late . ro,ar. public :.
This city, according TO Nh.c!, isn said lots
IRE as follows. % VT: Lot n.!mI... :hi. y-nne ina,
thirty feet seven inches In. iron. on Conrt,
street. by one "uIdre'. sect '"eiG lot. number.
forty and fortv"ns measure, sac. thirty feet
Inches two line. :roat ga Conr.y street by
hundred feet deep; lot nlnbe. f",ty.tno form,
| the corner o. Conrsy and Pry:aaia streets. and
measures thirty feet zen inches .xo lines froi.
On COnrty street 10y Oh. hundred feet IN dep.
and front on Piyt;.La street; 10. number fOrtY'
three forms the corner o: HaAiIihg'"n avenue ar:
Prytania street and measure. .ir.y feet sever.
inches two lines front on Washington Avenue ~
| one hundred feet deep aud H.at Of. PFytani.
street lots Number :Oi. tDui and t"ftyive mea-.
Iire. each thirty ie'' seven inches Nv" n"s tror.
! on Washington. av"nG.. rv On. hundred feet deey.
| and To- EuHbs. .0rty--iI !n.a,l.reS thirty !e.:
! tev.n in.te. In. fsoi.: Oh Washington a:..
! nue., by "ae aun.le'. Get a..:. 81. am.:.c...
! measure.
| 2. 4 CERrAI: acI ~: aHOrND ...ynat.I:.
per lsse :o.. y T.. ..,.u .,. TINT.
eight IN 'GEafo uiin'eF on" .ti 'i."' an. sc gen-:
SIX said lot measuring twenty Gee: ron, on CO..
| rey street nv aepi o; one ...G.... :e.. more g:
: A.fcf which zeal property nc. :..i by u,
~ II .iofE ~.
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INFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No 463G.-ky virtue of writ of teri
tacias to me- directed by the honorable the Fifth
District CouT. for the parish q! Orleans III the
above entitled cause, VIII proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction the premises hereinafter gnale ed,
Tt ESDAY July l5 1873, at half past ten O'Clock
A. NJ. and succeeding DAYS AT same hour unit!
closed, the following described pr"perty, to wit
THE CONTENTS OF STORE 20. AZ, Charities
street (up sta rs Second District OF this city;
kisiIg of ladies fancy articles, millinery goods,
ribbons, flowers. trImmiags, fans. fancy iewelry,
etc, as per inventory which I..' tt Sc ia nay
OfilCe.
Seized IN .ir above s,.it.
TeIus- Gas OF. TX" spot.
". r. HARPER.
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4 POLICEMAN BADLY WOCNDED.-Be-
tween two and three o'clock Sunday morn
ing something like q row occurred at a
wake on st. Louis, between Claiborne and
Derbigny streets. and it became necessary
for the policemen to interfere for the peace
of that Deigh borhood. Officers Faulhaber
and Schultz arrested Patrick Egan, when
several of his companions attempted a
rescue. Egan was arrested and Fanihaber
essayeI to dispense the jeering crowd, At
this juncrure Egan drew his revolver, firing
at Eauhaber several times, one bullet
taking ettec: in his abdomen. The assail-
ant then escaped. 1t was a. frs, supposed
that the wound was q serious one. but 1t
seems that he will recover.
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NoRKISGMEN's Co-orERATIT,: Assoc!A.
sIoN.-Several gentlemen have lnauyurated
a movement which they expect VIII cuimi-
mate in the formation of an ASSOCIATION OF
mechanics. 10 form something Ike co.
operative union. the main object of which
seems to be the establishing of large man.
utacturing establishment The meeting
Sunday was held in hall "a Crsul!nes
street, and called to order by Mr.. J. Abe.
lard. As by general consent Mr.. G. Mo.
gel was elected president, and Mr.. Martin
secretary. DR.. Newman addressed the as.
sembly. stating the object of the meeting.
Mr.. Fou.ohe Endorsed the objects OF the
meeting. speaking in French. Mr..
Martin followed. He said il there
should be 10000 persons combined "a.
gether, and each should pay into the tire as.
ury one cent day the year round. that
would amount to So CO each, OK $4,000 a
year. THIS would be capital with which
to commence business, and It could be IN
creased from year to year. and the day
would not be distant when they would have
capital that must give them influence anu
make them a power that could benefit the
State.
Il was proposed 70 establish = co-opera.
tive store. cooperative workshop. anu
when we show that we are doing something
capital will be attracted toward us. Such
3 cooperative association WI. beneht every
body.
preamble setting forth the intentions Of
fhe association was offered By Mr.. touehe
and adopted by the meeting.
The preamble proposes % ask the State
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ie23 Tvs Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
J. vi. BiIigery vs.. Jacob Schncil ct al.

J. vi. BiIigery VS.. Jacob Schneil ct nj.
1CfFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 4.?8.-By virtue OF an Orde:
rected by the honorable the Fir!! District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause. ! viii proceed TO sci! at
public auction, On the premises hereinafter dcsi...
mated 4 TIL RSDAY July ~. 1915 at hal. pas; ten
o'clock \. NJ. the tollown. desert bed property.
20 wit
THE CONTENTS, FIXTURES AND LEASE Of
COFFEEHOUSE, known as the 'fyc.I- or Coffee
house, situated at No. ~ TchOUp!to.lI> street.
in the First District Of this city per inventory
whicl. may DO seen in my office.
seized in the above suit.
Terms-FOr the contents and fixtures Of SIC cot
fe.house cash the spot, and 70. the lease the
purchaser to pay the rent AZ il falls ... and the
balance, If any, cash on the spot.
w. P HARPER
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TROrICa. FRUIT RUINED.-Whi!e the
, steamship Juan G. Meiggs was delayed at
the quarantine station her cargo OF bananas
and other tropical frnit was ruined, which
was sad; but it is better 10 have 10 Da-
nanas than have dose Of yellow :ever Or
even run the risk of having it.
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SUPPOSED Notwithstanding Sunday
evening. mounted Officer Walsi, was in.
formed that woman named Cook. wife OF
John Cook, was lying dead in her garden,
, near the corner OF White and Havana
. streets. in the suburbs of the Third Dis
trict. Walsh and one of his comrades rode
out to the house to make proper investiga-
tions. When near the house young son OF
Cook told them that his mAfhers body was
lying in the garden. but they tailed 20 md
il; They then visited the house where they
were confronted by Cook. who ordered them
Oft after fatty asserting that his wite's corpse
was not there. The officers were disinclned
20 believe him and Immediately attempted
10 enter the dwelling but Cook again
objected blusteringly. Iewever, the Metro
politans pursued their duty and entered to
make q thorough search. Their task was
a short one for on the floor in an inner
room lay the corpse of the wife, proof That
the husband had uttered talsehood. Ihe
body bore evident signs of i'll usage. and
! this combination of ugly circumstances
ne patrolmen informed Cook that nc was
q prisoner. One of the policemen started
off to obtain a wagon to remove the dead
woman. While he was gone Cook attacked
Walsh with an AK and attempted to run
him off, but the officer was able to hold his
position, and the suspected man was subse-
Uuently safely lodged in the fifth precinct
stationhouse Cook is employed ID the
London avenue draining machine.
An examination of the body disclosed the
fact that something had bruised 1t badly,
and one of the legs appeared to have been
gashed OF by knife 1t is stated that the
woman drank too much last saturday and
Sunday and Yuarreled with her husband.
Coroner Grayer was notified 20 hold an
inOueSt
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
John II. Howard VS.. Steamboat ii.

John ii. Howard VS.. steamboat III. G..
Ieager-So. 1924.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i strict of Lolisana.-In obedience TO an aG-
mraltv warrant to me directed in the above
emitted suit. have seized and taken into my pos
session.
THE STEAMBOAT HENRY c. fEAGER her tackle,
apparel etc. now iibeled by john H. Howard To-.
the causes set forth in the libel Tow pending in the
district Court of the United States.
And d" hereby cite and 2dmonlsh the owner or
thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending to have any right. .itle or III
teIest TO the same. to be and appear at Dis
trct Court OF the United States for the district
aforesaid. 20 be holden at The city OF New or
leans ~ She third Monday OF July, 20 show
cause, il any they have or can, WHY the said
steamboat should not be condemned and be sod
agrseaby - the PRAYER of Hheiaat.
linked states Marsha,s Office. New Orleans,
eX..tut t.sy U. jane, 1873.
=. T.. PACKARD.
;.l. ivis,s United States Marshal.
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BuO htAA
inquest.

CRUSHED ON THE TRACK.-SUnday night
Rosa jackson drank TOO many pint. OF
texan, and found temporary resting place
on the Dauphine street railroad track. She
by accident laid one of her hands on rail,
and when car passed, in the dark, the
wheels crushed her fingers, so that she vii!
perhaps lose a hand. She was taken care
at by the DOlicP.
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INFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
Il Orleans No. s6il siv virtue o. writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by til" honorable tbs
Fifth District Court Tor tn. parish o! Orleans iro
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell n:
public auction, at the Mercl ant. and AuctiOnetrs
Excl ange, ROval street. between Canal and Cuss
ton house 81 reefs. in Tie Second District of tina
city, on TUESDAY, ;uiy :, 1873. ut twelve OciOc.s
NJ. the following described property, 10 wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with tho
buildings and improve ments thereo" and appurts
thereof situated IN the toub.uIn Lafayette
in the Fourth District OF TINS city. III The square
bounded by Jackson, Josephine, Fayades aud Pr.
tania streets. designated as lot humber twelve.
a plan made by w. Thornton Thompson, late
veyor dated the twenty fourth of June. 1915,
cordng to which y.an the said lot. forming tho
corner of Nayades and Josephine streets, measures
thirty One feet eleven in"he. !: g lines front
Nayades street, by one hIudrcd and seventeen feet
one inch six Ines il dept. and from: On Josephine
street. Being In" sam. property which the de-
ienant herein at Qu.r"G Ivy purchase .rom WiiliaH-
Irvine, by act PASSED v-iure theo't u. a. Stark,
notary publ; III this .-t'. .t.l .is. twenty first
of November 1855.
Seized in the allow. sni'.
T.Ims-CastI OF Il. s;r:.
". r. HARPER.
MO p:S ~ Sisr'ty % The Par st % byteare
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wood.
IrIfTH DISTRICT COURT For TIT: PARISH
Il OF Or,.aus. No .J30-Bv virtue .. 7.rlt OF ieri
facas TO IL. directed bv the Aonof.j.. -. Firth
District Court tor Tin. parish of Orleans. "A thc
above entitled cause. will proceed - al pubic
auction. on SATURDAY, J.ly u ~. at eleven
o'clock 4. ii. at the stables Of J. :. ShawhaY
Graver street. near Rampant stree. i. the FlTst
District OF this city the :o.iG. g ces.r. 81. =: =.
ertv. 10 wit
ONB HORSE. BUGGY AM! HsRSi.'.
Seize0 in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W P HsRiEH
iy.SIS Sheriff O. :ae Pal 81, - Ufi..s:.
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\ complaint is made that resident Of
> the Fourth District has had dog chained
in his yard for Ave years. and the poor
beast howls DAY and night, and is suffering
from disease. The subject vii! be looked
after by the police.
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EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans. No. 3l10.-By virtue Of writ of ieri
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public auc.
tiOn, on the premises hereinafter designated, on
WEDNESDAY, July 9, 1873. at half past ten o'clock
A. NJ, tine following described property, to wit
THE STOCK OF GOODS in the store occupied
by defendants herein, situated At No. 2: Union
street in The First District of this CIV consisting
of achinery. etc, per inventory Which 'aay be
seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash 81. the spot.
w" HARPER
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GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
CS The GULF OF HBII.3 LOUISIANA.
Open for the season of 1873.

The i;les- sur: batting in TIE South. The finest
beach for driving the world The oyster farm OF
the South. sh apeUnd in every variety, and game.
shrlmps an! crabs always plentiful. sail boats.
shing tack. and guides 20 email. glestS 10 enjoy
the OF sport VII always be Eept and no EFFORT
spared 20 make :a.s Lot.. .he plus ultra Q!
Lou islaLa.
The SWIFT. Ugh. draft and comfortable steamer
GcSSIER. CAPTAIN GUS RICHARDS, caves Nar
vev 5 canal every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. at
A. ". for Grand Isle AID va landings ~ tie mod
crate fare ~: 81.
Steam ;.11y caves zoo: o: Jackson stree: a: $50
4. VI.
Board peI month So" per wee: + IS; per day So
Terms Tor :a,.. :or ove. one month very lib
era.
i. MARGOT, Proprietor.
SAM u. DIXON. Agent.
il. 20 y Commercial pace Lock bOx No. 10.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
Rianc IL Lesendre VS.. Wallace & Chop

Rianc x LeEendre VS.. Wallace 4 Chopin
ct al
IclF1V DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
l. OF Orl.ans No. 3l10-By virtue of a writ of fieri
iacIas to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court iSr the parish OF Orleans, in the
ABOVE entitled caJlse. will proceed 70 sell AZ pub
he aucton on the ps!ises hereinafter desi grated
on FRIDAY, July l., 1872 at i've o'clock p. NJ. The
following described pTOperry TO wit
ALL The MOVABLE PROPERTY in .he premises
OF defendants. in the square bo1le d.l Dyrcho. pi-
toulas Constance, Julia and st. Jos.,l streets IN
the FIRST District Of this city, as ptl .,y.u+orv
which may be seen in Office.
Seized in the above suit.
.eTMs-Casn ON the spot.
WP HARPER.
i.13 i've II Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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II. :rue Christian gentleman may be
known in these days rs :hc a.acrity with
which he leaves his sea: on :he sunny side
ot ear when = lady enters. an! goes and
stanG. On IKE platform ia .he shade.