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FINANCIAL.

Ia s. ri,tritr FINANClAL. % ,-f d ~ r7E I
RANKING OFFICE OF FISK HATCH. "rtla +
: No. NASSAU sraxEr. new YoRE. Feb Is 1879.
The Chesapeake and Ohio, the Central Pacific and
Western Pacific Bonds all Of which have been negoti-
sted by rs believe to among the best and most de-
sirabie investment securities in the market which in
time must become very scarce especially the govern
ment viii probably pay off in gold during tie year
sooooooo nvetwentes. and large amount Of the money
thus released from Investment must find its way into this
class of securities r..
The Chesapeake and Ohio Six Per Cent Gold Bonds the
total amount Of which is only are secured upon
property worth sssOooOoO to s4ooooOOo and are fully
equal in intrinsic value to the Central Pacific Bonds
They issued in of $780, $500 and 81 oOo
coupon registered and at their present market price
go and accrued interest very desirable.
The Central Pacific Six Per Cent Gold Bonds are
well known to require description or
Their total amount Is they have for long
time ranged in market price above par Their
price today IS loA,l to lO4,2 ,s-,f r., -t.rs,-r
The Western Pacific Six Per Cent Gold Bonds amount
to s27ss,oOa This road is now consolidated with the
Central Pacific and the payment of Its bonds principal
and interest s assumed BY the latter As they have
recently been introduced on the Stock Exchange,
we expect to see them rapidly rise to the price of
Central Pacifcs being substantially the same in charac
ter and value. Coupon Bonds $lO0each Their market
price to-day is OK 94x
We buy and sell, usual, Government Bonds receive
deposits on which we allow interest make collections
and conduct q general banking business in all its
branches.
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le market is shown in the table,

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent to per cent, gold, for carrying. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
1Ollows:-
..SO
Gold balances. 1858 1907
Currency balances. zoos, 1902
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THE RAILROAD BONDS.

The railroad bonds were steady, with q moderate
business. The Union Pacific flrsts advanced to 49,
but the incomes declined to TO- The following were
the bids at the call amended by prices in subse-
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Monday, Feb. 17-1Osl5 A. M.
$1,000 rs g. be Iiss< $4,000 US b2oC. U... meN
9 gSSo n US ~ ny Sous vs lo4o il4s
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on Cotton IN Store RUNNING I'M
grade quoted. " WV" VIC
I FLOUR Asp GaAIS7Recepts-Flour,A 76 bbls wheat,
!n bushels; corn, 10, 100 do; meal go bbls OATS
i2650 bushels The flour market dull and nominaly
lower: TheIe was some demand for Shipment
able IN some cases At loc l5c below quotaons
which may be reported nominal The sales since nns
last comprise about 400 hbls including ali Kinds Corn
meal was quiet but adv former nrces We ano4
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MONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON
lM city and country property, First and second
Mortgages bought. T. N. DAVENPORT,
~ Broadway, New York
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BoNN-MANUs.-On Wednesday, February ~ at
the Mayors office of Brooklyn, L. l., MARCUS BONN
OF Titusvile, Pa, to CLARA, youngest daughter Of
Meier Manus Esq, OF New York. 0'a''
CoHEN-HYATT.-On Wednesday, February IL,
1873, by the Rev. r. b. Yard BENNEr COHEN to
CAROLINA NJ, daughter Of J. Hyatt, all of Jersey
City.
SMrH-KIRKPATRIcK.-On Thursday February
wick, N. j., by the Rev. MIR. Jewett, d. LUwBER
SMITH, Of New York, to SOPHIA A., daughter Of the
late John Bayard Kirkpatrick OF New Brunswick
WHIrING-STANCLIFFE.-O Monday, February ~,
at ST. Andrews church, Brooklyn, by the Rev.
William L. Parker, HENRY w. WHITING to Mrs.
ELLA L. STANCLIPFE, all Of Brooklyn. No cards
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CLOSING PRIOES-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet, Receipts at tho Ports,
2O,257 Bales-Flour and Wheat Dull
Corn Quiet-Oats steady-ProvisiOns
Firm-PetrOlcumv Very Quiet-Gsroccries
Quict-Navai stores Firm-Whiskey
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FINANCIAL.

A WE HAVE MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND
a. Mortgages; also 10 loan Vacant and Teneme mt
Property IN this city only. sAwARD 4 LEAvITT,
"a Wall street.
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FISK 4 HATCH.

NOTICE TO NORTH CAROLINA ONDBOLDERS.-
~ The holders Of the special bonds OF the State of
North Carolina are invited to attend a meeting on
"Wednesday, 18th inst at p. NJ at the Office Of white
house Co., rs Broad street, when matter of interest
will be submitted for conside ration.
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Roard on Assistant Aldermen.

A meeting Of the above Board was held yester
day. but the members conscious that their occupa
ton was nearly gone, transacted no other bushes
than the appointment OF commissioners OF DEEDS
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The Mayor and tho italian Republi-

A delegation Of Italians, resident in the city,
waited upon the Mayor yesterday to present him
with o copy Of resolutions passed at meeting OF
their countrymen, held at 1853 Hester street. The
resolutions stated that the Italians were repub-
cans, and that they were greatly rejoiced at the
Mayors accession to the civic chair.
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$1,000 Tenn 6's, eld.....
1000 Virginia 1s def. /.
200 NC 6's, old BIDS. :.
S0c0 8 Cos, n, in 4 Jy
IO00Missouri 6's. 49,.
1900 Cen Pac gid b. -.
5000 I'm Pac LIST m. :.
6CWU Pac lv's inc. b3O
5000 c, G 4 q LIST.
8 shs st Nicholas Blk
$50 American Coal.....
I'M Waaf n 1al n a
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DENSSYLvANTA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Dosbrossos and
Cortlandt streets as fcll0ws:-
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at $50 A. Nj; =
and s$oP; M. Sunday. ., and $50 M.
and r. NJ Sunday, 9P NJ
Express for Philadelphia, 9, $50 A. n 1890 5s
$780, r. NJ. and IL night. Sunday, 6, S:p and ~ NJ
For Philadelphia via Kensington, at A. NJ and 2P NJ
Emigrant and secord class, 7:i5 2. NJ. -
Por Newark at 6@ Z. 40, $40 Q 10 u, u;D ~,
12,1,223r3 S:1 SO 40 43l $40; 20 5;D. 5;s.
Ss'lS g 7@s'lOa 10 II 80 Il p NJ sunday 80
For Elizabeth ss2 40 $40, . 10 T. L., aaAM;
$500 6o 90 80, s0 10, II 80. Il =. NJ. sunday ~
For For Railway. iI g. 80 80 and y M,pMrLs
SisS 20 A s3dSsS 20 $ sS% 81 = n 80 s''
For Wcod6ridgcara ara Perth Amboy,s and 10 A. NJ. 23l
For New Brunswick Z, 70 A. M I2 2M,1,2S 4i0, 5::a
G. N NJ and IL night sunday, and 2 r. NJ
For East Milestone, A. NJ IL noon, 10 and $50 = NJ
For LaMbcrtyills and IFle,mIngton "a and n NJ
Accommodation for Bordentown, burlington and Cam,
den 4 and 80 A. NJ, II 80 g. B. ~. land6P. NJ
For Freehold, T. 8 A. w., 2 and 4 p. M .
Jamcsburg, Pcmberton, Camden. U A. W. ) ~ y. M
. Trains arrive as foows:-From fitshure, $50 A. NJ
fs p NJ, daily, l0li A. NJ and 80 e. NJ daily, except
Monday From Washington and Bsltimore, yi9 A. ~
a. 80 ioiI Ii oa ii5i 4 NJ, siA S5i, oI V M
Ticket ofrces bsi, ass Ni and eA broadway; No
Asor House aud foot of Dcsbrosscs aud Corandt streets
EnieTant Ticket ONCE No. Saucry g"SSso, SSoyD In.
General xsusser General PASSENGER Aseat.
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COACHMEN AND GARDEyERs.

A GERMAN GARDENER, SINGLE MAN WHO UN.
A<erstands the business In all its branches Address
N m. box i7l Herald oflcI
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RATES OF PASSAGE
Cabin. S5 and $IO0 gold, according 10 acccmmoda-
ticn. Round trip tickets at low rates.
Stccragc 10 Iivcrpoo Qucc nstown, Glasgow London
derry, London Bristol or Carn, $50 Prepaid certif.
icatcs S32, currency
Passengers also forwarded to Havrc, Hamburg,
Sweden. Norway Denmark and Paris at reduced rates,
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For Cabin Passage and general business apply at the
Company's Oficc, Is Broadway.
For Stccragc Passage, at 80 Broadway.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent; or to
ODonnetl Fauik, 401 Chestnut street. Philadelphia;
NJ. \. Creagh, luz state street, Boston
Brown g sGGs Msrke, .na RSs
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A GENTS CAN MAKE Ss TO Ss EVENINGS OR S3 TO
"A Sl2 daily sure and respectable business, soliciting
orders; best little article out 6b Broadway. oce up
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TWO LARGE ROOMS TO LET-TURNISHED OR UN-
furnished with Breakfast II desired very desirable
for doctors oce; private house reference required.
l23 East Eighteenth street. door from Irving place.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

u The British and North American
Royal Mail Steamships. between
New York and Liverpool. calling at Cork harbor.
From New York.
ABYsSINIA. We'd. April CALABRIA. Sat, April 10
ALGERIA. .- We'd. April 2 JAyA......Wcd.. April q
PRUSSIA. Wed. April 10 PARTHIA.. Sat, April 26
Aud every following Wednesday ana Saturday from
New York. steamers marked thus do not carry steer
Kates OF Passage-Cabin ssO 800 and $780, gold, ac
cordng to accommodation. Tickets to Paris SIS, gold
additional Return tickets on favorable terms steer.
stcerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown, and
all parts of Europe, at lowest rates.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the Company,s
Office Bowling Green; for seerage passage, Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building
- CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent
Or to p r. DUyERNET, corner OF Clark and Randolph
streets, Chicago, Ill.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Tho steamship AMERICA Captain X. Bussins will sail
Wednesday, April = 2 +. NJ, from Bremen pier, foot
Third street. toboken, 10 be followed by
steamship WISER, Captain W. wlllieerod. on satur.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAvRE AND
BREMEN,
payable In gold or its equivalent in currency.
Frst Nhbin
seconu caoh
OELRICH 4 CO.. Agents,
No. 2 Bowling Green.
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BOY ABOUT is YEARS OF ACE, WHO WILL
"A make himself generally useful Apply at 70 Duane
St, second lott References required
CHANCE TO LEARN TELEGRAPHY.-MEN
"A women, boys and girls learn and take postons dc
mand greater than the supply, fHOMPSON'S College.
10 4th av opposite Cooper Institute.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, MARCH 81 l87s-TRIpLE SHEET

VVANrED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG NAN. AS
place. Address T. NJ box isS Herald Uptown Branch
office.
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CCOU NTANT "A YOUNG MAN OF REFINEMEN
IA and education, aged 2s desires position In goo
house bookkeeper, cashier oorresy ondng clerk
ave years experience in first class house In proyin
cia city; thoroughly competent and Trustworthy, and
crate snlary advancement merit; city reference,
Address immed a,ely ENERGY AND PERSEVERANCE
Herald office
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GENTs THIS IS NO HUMBU0.-BY CALLING AT
"A A. j. SMITHS Show Car! Gallery, No. "a Murray
St. New York, with 81 for samples, you can make $40
ia
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CITY 0RDINANCES---OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
MAYoRALTY OF SRv ORG,ASs,
City Hall, September q, 1873.

MAYoRALrY OF SEW ORI,ANs, /
City Hall, September "a, 1873. ,
70. Observation-Disclosures Series
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
BE il ordained, That the following ap.
preparations be and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator Of Finance IN
payment Of the same. whenever there shall
De money il the city treasury 20 the credit
Q; the appropriate fund, for each account,
ana Lot otherwise appropriated:
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
;any, for the following bills, viz: Printing
copies OF proceedings OF Council IN August.
1873, $40: printing 500 copies OF proceedings
from January !, 1873. to July 10, 1873, IA
pages at ~ % per page, s64S: advertising
list Q! delinquent taxpayers, approved by
Administrator of Finance, e593!.
Price Current, subscription from Argrs.
81, 1873, 10 August 81. 1874 for Department.
OF Public Accounts. approved. SIC: sub
ecription from August 81. 1873. to August
81. 1874. for Department: OF Commerce. ap-
proved. $40.
2. Granzin. repairing clock II Depart:
inent OF Finance. approved, 80.
A. w. Hyatt, 100 copies brief in sui: OF
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad
Company. VS.. City OF New Orleans. ap.
proved s3i.
j. Burke, Clerk of the Superior District
Court. for costs IN the following suits. ai,-
proved: City rs. c. S. Sauvinet. No. 1862.
SO s.: city ". II: II. Romine and James
H. Young. No 35l. $40: city vs.. John
Marks. No. 353. 81 80: city 20. II. T.
Trephagen and Peter c. Buckley. No. 35i.
Sll 20; city VS.. Joseph Kaiser. No. $50,
81 50; city vs.. Marie Judith Niosret. No.
36i. Sc 80.
j. McPhelin, District Attorney, for thirty
convictions from September 3. 1873, to Sep.
TENDER -. 1873, inclusive. approved by the
judge Of the Firs: District Court. $3.50.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans. September %. 1873.
Yeas--Brewster. Calhoun. Fitzenrei:er.
Lewis. Schneider Sturcken. Turnbull.
LOUIS a. WILT, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL ScULIY. Secretary.
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SHERIFFS SALES,
naftheiemy BeOubay VS.. Marie Athal

0"Itneteny BeOubay VS.. Marie AthaISe
11u.uer, widow by first marriage OF +. J. Ban
uuc anu now wife of John William Harrison.
Si1ALh DISTRICT COCRT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ orieans, No l6s.-By virtue of a writ of seizure
au saIe 70 me directed by the honorable the Sixth
psiricb court for tie Parish of Orleans in the
en.teo cause, will proceed to sell at De b.
lLc aucil3u al the Merchants and AuctiOpeers' Ry-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Cnsto1n
mouse sLitels IN the Second District of this cirv
on sAIURDAl, October Is, 1873 at tweIra n.oIoch
H.; the following described property to wit
THREE LOTS OF GROUND situated in the See.
ond District of this city, designated by he n1nI
beers twenty one, twenty-five and twenty threa
OF square number nineteen, bounded by 81 phi1i,
pumaine rDorgenois and Broad streets measnriIiG
lines front on Dorsenois street. by one hunGraG end
eighty-seven feet ten inches four lines in dertb
lots numbers twenty-one and TWENTY-FIVE baving
each in the rear thirty feet ten inches four Ines
III width and lot number twenty-three thirty fsst
ten inches three Lines in width, the whole accordin,
to a pan made the twentieth April l8lQ he
John BrIlll late surveyor, and deposited tor
reference i'll the office Of Louis T. Caire then no.
tary public III this city, together with all the build
lnss and improvements thereon, without excep-
ton or reservation. The property above de scrbed
belongs to the defendant herein (Mrs. Hs rrisou}
by means of the purchase she made thereof pre-
vlous To her marriage with the said John William
Harrison, from Jules H. Euard, as appears BY ali
act passed on the eighteenth November 1889 be.
Iore r. t. Laresche, late notary pubic in this
city.
Seized in The above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
W. p HARPER
hAyt Rpc*1 ,n D.,
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Francois Dupierris VS.. Joel T.. Cannon
ElFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
Il Orleans No. 4S37.-By virtue of a writ of seiznre
ana SAFE 10 me directed by the honorable the FIFTH
Dlstrct Court Tor the parish OF Orleans in the above
entitled cause VIII proceed to sell at public auc
.lon, AT the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and CustnmLnrsa
TUESDAY, october Is, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ
the following described property to wit
CERTAIN PARCEL OR LOT OF GROUND 50
gether with all the improvements thereon and scs
cessorles thereto, situated in suburb Pontchartain
Third District of this citv of New Orleans ard
numbered one hundred and thirteen in the souare
bounded by Maurepas, Des Marais, Florida and
SauVSSe streets, AZ cording to plan drawn by Ts
nesse tate City surveyor dated June S. 1909 and
deposited IN the office of W. Christy notary pub
nc IN ms GUY SAID lot measuring sixty feet front
on both Maurepas and Florida streets by one bun
dred and fifty feet in depth and front on Des Marais
street; beng the same property acquired by the
Defendant herein by purchase from Henry G. RulI
by act passed before Amedee Ducatel notary Duh.
nc III tlls CITY, on the nlnth day of January 1915
Seized in tbs above suit.
Terms--l. Cash for "a sufficient amount IN NV.
plalntlifs CAIN, say the sum of two hundred and
nifty dollars, with interest thereon al eight per cent
per anhuln from the twelfth of July l872 till the
day OF sale, five per cent attorneys fees and costs
of euit. ~ 7'N
e The purchaser to assume to the extent of the
amount OF his bid, the payment of a promissorv
note, secured by mortgage ON said property fer
the Ilke sum of two hundred and fifty dollars
drawn by defendant 20 his own order and by blrn
indorsed, dated January 9, 1873, payable twelve
months al'er date and bearing eight per cent per
anEuIn from maturity until final pay ueDt "
j. And the balance OF the price of Adjudication
II any cash On the spot.
". P. HARPER.
SEQ oci2 "a Sheriff Of the Parish of Oreans
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to pay, and all property and effects belong
ing to the judgment debtor liable by law t.
be seized and sold.
1. Be it further ordained. That the Admin
istrator of Finance be and is hereby author
lied and required 20 attend, in person
or by deputy, all ssles of property
seized for city taxes, ana to bid and
purchase for account and in the name of the
city. whenever. N his opinion, IL will be for
:he 1nteres: O: The city; provided, his bid
shall not. in Ills Judgment, exceed the
amount due the city On the property sold,
for taxes, Interest and costs.
5. Be j; further ordained, 1ha: imne dlate-
iy after a purchase by the city, Of property
sold fer city taxes. the City Attorney shall
be notified Of TIE same by tie Administra-
Tor Of Finance: and il shall be the duty of
said City Attorney &c take all necesss ~
measures 20 have the city put in possession
&. Be it further ordained Tha: said sheriff
be authorized 20 employ counsel 10 order to
take all necessary proceedings in courts in
matters relative to taxes due by successions
minors, bankrupts, abssntees and proper
ties assessed "owner unknown provided
that al such proceedin rs shall De conducted
uuder the advice and instructions of the
City Attorney; and. provided further that
tie city shall! not be liable :oc any fee to
the counsel so employed BY the sheriff.
..
be allowed commission of five per cent on
al! taxes of Is! and 1873. which may be
collected and paid IN by him. and on all
taxes of previous years actually collected
and paid IN ~ him commission of
seven and one-hal: per cent, and that
b. make weekly return % tha. Ad-
miristrator o: Finance 8: all moneys
collected and tax bills paid. He shall state
III said return. under oath. that the whole
amour: collected BY him up to its date is
accounted for therein. In al! cases where
the sheriff shall have proceeded in the exc
cution OF VII: under the provisions of
this ordinance, and the Getendan: or his
agent makes settlement With The Admins.
TRAITOR OF Finance. the sheriff shall he en-.
titled to the commission herein allowed: but
this shall not apply Wien seizures have not
been made.
:. BE it further ordained. That on the
fifteenth day OF October next. the sheriff
shall make q report. under oath. to the Ad.
Of Finance OF all taxes collected
by said sheriff TO that date. inclusive. which
have not been previously reported or paid
in: ard he shall. on the same day. pay into
the city treasury .he whole amount col
!ected.
9. Be il further ordained. That this ordi.
nance shall go into effect CT the fifteenth
day of October next: and thar j. may be re.
pealed whenever the Counci. shall! deem it
expedfen:.
Adopted by the Council CT the city Of
New Orleans, September -. 1873.
ieas-Bre wster. Calhoun. E.tzenreiter,
Lewis. Schneider. Srurcken. Turnbuil.
LOUIS a. WILT. Mayor.
! tcue copy:
DANIEL SCUlLY, Secretary.
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hAsoR.L.V eP INV ORLEANS,
e'i-- Han s.-r-.p.t.- - lg-p
I imini ton Series. !

No. .3S.-Aimiuistvatio Series
An ordinance providing Cor The execution
OF lax Judgments.
l. Be !. ordained. That the sheriff OF the.
parish of Orleans b. and - hereby in
structed to proceed IN the execution of al
writs in his hands Tor taxes due the city.
and that he De authorized 70 obtain al.
necessary data. including: plans and proper
descriptions OF property. I. enable him t.
make cOcrec: advertisements and valid
seizures and sales. For thi. purpose The
Administrators Of The several departments.
the City Attorney. the Surveyor. amt al.
others acting 10. The CITY in any capacity.
are hereby directed 10 extend TO said sheriff
every facility by giving him free access 20
all rolls. registers. plans. books and papers,
and communicating all needed iItorma: ION.
?. Belt further ordained. That after proper
and valid seizure OF property. no stay oI
proceedings shall be ordered except by reso-
luton OF tie Council. through tie City At
torney, and :ha. any .r>e,. by the City At
tornev. 20 stay proceeding small quote the
ordinance autho.i,;nz such stay
B. Be it turtle; G...4ined. That the sheriff
be directed 90 seize :ha. rents and revenue.
Of properties seized pending the seizure.
and to bin; salt against tenants se!uslne
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MARSHAL'S MONITICNS.


Amanda N. y. eimsnts vs. Sicnsi.r jofin
T. Moore her tack. z ..c.-HO 9450.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COCsT
i Dist.ic. o. Lou;si.na-i. obedience /. az at.
miraltg warrant. 20 .c.C-ed IL In. .bcy4 . r.
titled suit, have seized .GG taken 4.tC MY posses.
Sion
THE STEAMBOAT JCf; !. HC..I be. ..el,ta
appaTel, furniture, boats aid !nz chiaeTy T-.yy
libeled bv Amanda ". ). >lIQoud, admlnig;I,+rv
for the causes set forth n -ne lbeI low ueI ~.
in the District Court OF II. United States
And do hereby cite AID admoulsh the owner or
owners thereof and al ard evsry person or peTeoIs
having OF pretending to have any I.gnt ttle o. n
trict court OF the United States fof the district
aforesaid, to be holden at tie city OF New Orleans
on the thlrd Monday from the date hereof TO show
cause. if any they have or can wiz the said steam
boat, etc, should not be condemned and be Sc
agreeaby to the prayer Of Ibelaut.
United states MarshaIs Office, Rev Orleans,
eighth day OF .eYteubes, 1873
:. 2. PACKARD,
Se9 !oS3E UC!teG safe. G.,s.a.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
~ THE MATTER OF J. f. vAYHORE ! CO..
BarkIu,'ts.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1913.

WHEREAS JEROME 3. vANHORN, ESOS II.
w REQUEST AND GEORGE E. PITCHER,
ndTid-:..: and as members OF the above
finn. 81 sew Orleans and dis-Iic; aforesaid, duly
declared bankrupt under the. act CT Congress Of
Mare :, !St1, have this day fled in said court
a petition pTav1ng for discharge and certificate
thereof iron ~ tier debts and :heI claims prov
abb. under sa d act.
Notice is therefore gwen 20 all creditors who
Ia We proved their debts and 20 all other persons
III interest thatt seventeenth day of Novem Der.
1873, at II A NJ. IS assigned the hearing of the
same, and that they NAV tten and there attend
and show cause. if any they have why the
prayer of tie said petition should not be granted
and further notice is given tha. the bankrupts will
undergo All examination Hefore Register Kellogg
GA tha fourteenth day OF Noveu Der A. b. 1873, at
~ A. NJ at his office, Custolnhouse building
Clerks Office. New Orleans, September "a, 1878.
SEES Oc2 y <. LGEW Deputy Clerk.