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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14
4e,p 0rleaas &epabliea''.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of the UNITe0 STATES
official j1URNAl OF NEW ORLEANS
AUCTION SALES thus DAY.

~ rASH L HODGSON, at IL o'clock. At tie
st. Charles Auction Exchange. six valuable Io.s Of
ground il carroliton
4Y GIHARDET + CO.. a: II O'Clock. q: the
A.gc.aa.. and Auctioneers' Exchange, three
story BRICK store and dwelling, corner Of Maya
zine AID Dslord street; extensive batti.re
s1uare.. between Louisiana and Napoleon
avenues and upward OF hundred and
R.nety vesv chOica Sudn. lots, extending
back from Magazine. between Louisiana and
Aline s.reets, to Tchoupitoulas.
81 CHARLES Z. FOETIER. at " O'clock st Sc.
Louis Auction Exchange, . 10: of ground witt.
buildings thereon. in the square bounded by
Jersey, Upperline, Robert and Levee streets.
er 6. De FERRET Il 60, at IL o'clock, at S..
LoUls Auction Exchange, a lot of ground with
Buildings thsrsos corner of Customhouse and
Where streets Also. six lots in square bounded
RocheblA-e Hospital, Tonti and Barracks
s:reets Also . Got with buildings, in square
Sornded By Ursulines. Rocheblave. Hospital
and Oo:senss streats.
d WALTON, DAWN L FREREr, at II o'clock, at
Merchants and Auctioneer's Exchange. two
io.s Of ground On P.r:i.r. between Soniat aud
R0.er. stre~tA
Dv r. NJ i B. .. MONTGOMERY. At II o'clock, at
NJ 3 Matches street large assortment CT new
ana second hand furniture.
d SHERIFF. HARPER at l0,: O'Clock. at ware
house No - st. Ann street. and at o clock at
No. >i3 Drya.;e. street. household furniture.
81 THE tSITED STATES MARSHAL at IL O'Clock.
81 his Office IN the Castomhouse dry goods,
boots. shoe. .t. Also steamboat Era No. 10.
By CONSTABLE JOHS HURLEY at u O'Clock a.
warehouse NJ. i2a Julia street 10. Of household
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Miss Z. r. Il. De la Ferriere vs.. Z. Z. l..
Bonnet.

Bonnet
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans No. AZ 049.-By virtue of a writ of seiz
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans m
mi aueon M a and
Exchange, ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
tornhouse streets; in the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, June l6, 1873, at twelve
O'clock NJ. the following described property.
to wit
rear of this city, designated by the numbers three
four and ak; of the square number twenty-one.
comprised between, Claiborne, Derbigny. La.
made by j. l. Bourgerol late surveyor OH the
tenth OF April 1889, and deposited in the Office Of
Lucien Hermann, then notary public in this city;
said lots of grou I'D measuring, to wit: Lots mum
bers three and four being contiguous measure
each in English measure, thirty two feet seven
inches each front to Claiborne street by a depth
of one hundred feet, between parallel lines; and
lot number six measures twentyssveD feet ten
H I'VE lines mont Oh ana hahas2e stees y
eleven inches seven and one-half lines; together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
pendenc:es thereunto belonging, without reserve
or exception less twenty seven feet ten inches five
two nenes in de- and the
2. s LOT OF GROUND situated IN the rear OF
this city, IL the same square, number twenty one.
above stated said lot OF ground designated by the
number five on said plan OF BOurgero above re-
laled and measuring in American measure twenty
feet three inches six lines front ON Claiborne
street, one hundred feet on the line which divides
it from lot number four, one hundred and thirty
feet ten inches two lines on the line which divid
it from the property now or before belonging -
Mrs Guerlaln, thirty-0ne feet seven inches seven
lines and half on apOrtiou of the line of the rear
parallel TO Claiborne street. twenty seven feet ton
inches five lines OIL another portion Of the line of
the para lie, to Laharpe street, and forty four
feet six lines the third portion of the line of the
rear parallel to Claiborne street. The whOle &C.
Cording TO said plan, together with all tie rights,
ways, circumstances and dependencies, without
reserve exception. Being the property
acquired by the defendant by pure hase from Jean
Louis Moulor. as per act passed before Joseph Lis
bOny, late notary public i'll this city. on tina
twenty fourth of January, 1889
Seized il the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14

Senator West and Representative Sypher.
of Louisiana. arrived here this morning for
the purpose Of having some changes made
in the minor federal Offices in New Orleans.
They report that since the President 5
proclamation affairs have quoted down in
New Orleans, and that the opposition 20
the Kellogg government has aboU. ceased
Cincinnati Times Washington C"yYespo1.-
deNte, JuNe ).
The one great ambition Of Louisiana
Congressman seems TO be to make changes
il the New Orleans possotfice and custom
house. When will the men who assume ("
represent the Republican party n that
State be less anxious about the spoil. and
more willing 70 Labor tor the peace sni
prosperity ct their distracted STATE: Taa
strife ior party plunder has been ore great
cause of all of Louisiana's political troubles.
Buffalo Advertiser.
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NEW oRLEANs CLEARING HOUSE.

lOsa. week OeIOre... O.ouiooo lt 5000 u
Gold opened at ll.all73:. agains: IL at New
York, and. after q limited business. closed at
the opening rates in both markets, after touching
l dIrns the s interim al Ssw iot * s safss
at H.. 0ll,'s; $4,000 at l..As, elelc and oosOJ at
ll-k, and S2O'0 at li1s,.
dollars are still quoted at 1903 Go9, and Mexican
dollars at 1k y cent premium in gold for new. ard
The movement in sterling exchange was Of mod
crate extent. and rates weie without qEota5ie va
ration from Yesterdays figures The saes amount
ed to S2i500 lbracing ojJ and 1850 bill! of lad.
ing at 1855; 5000 do at 1865. ~: $500 do and
e7oGl do and AL clear at l167 al21s; $1,000 bill OF
ladin. at l27!s, and E3pGo bank at =.
No sales OF francs Or German marks were re-
At the close sJeri0 bills were quoted at l2e,aG
PA for BIZ! Of adih: and A Il Gear, , and ls nd
AS for bank. and German marks nominal.
The 0tfeiinss of domestic exchange were OF fair
extent. and private sight was shade stIifei. The
sales covered 42lO 900 sight New YORK., en-.
bracing $4,000 private bankers at u = cent pre-
MUM; SIS 9o private pankers and ss1.oy oa osnA
vate bankers and bank, and *lv,uoc and Szo,ooo
bank at 7,}2.
The banks continued to check on New York at
J. y cent premium but private sight was quoted
at :}-l6, against !sGS-l6 yesterday.
The ony sales of stocks reported were . shares
State National Bank at S97 50, and % do at bs3-
III bonds we again noticed quite an active move
ment in city gold bearing seven per cents. tine sales
and resa!es of which comprised S69,oco, embracing
SlOGO0 at $685.; S2sooV at 81; $4,000 al 6l.., and
$1,000 and 5000 at ok. They closed at 81 a..
No sales of city appropriation certificates were
reported; they were still quoted at o.
rbe sales OF Metropolitan Police warrants in
5000 at SO, at which they were quoted at the
Close.
Ne sales of Graham State warrants were re-
ported, but they were quoted at the close at 20.
shade higher than yesterday.
Clinton State warrants opeued ut o., which were
yesterdays closing figures, and under good de-
maj rose 10 63. but at the close had reCeded to
6lO62 The sales included $3OO0o at ei!s G63;
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COURT RECORD,
GREDAI. JUNE -. 1873.
superior District ConHf.

Phoenix Insurance Company vs.. Norman
Whitney. - Discontinued on motion Of
plaintiff. Property seized released.
First District Corr.
State IS. John Morris Sen
tence. eight months hard labor in the peni.
Tertiary.
State We Joe Hardy Larceny. Sentence,
one year hard labor in the State Penitep-
tiary.
1NFORMATIONs FILED.
Assault and battery-James Ryan, Louisa
Wilson, Celestini Walker, Joseph Lewis,
Frank Lynch alias Clinch, Jacob Mitchell
Louisa Wilson. William Walters, Edward
Manning.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sullivan.
Entering store with intent 20 stea!.-
Charles Wilson and Francois Martin.
Assault with intent to commit murder
James Logan and Fannie Robertson.
Assault: with intent TO kill.-Peter Cos
teiIc.
State ". Austin L. Smith.-Murde:. Yer
dict. guilty of manslsughter.
Fourth District Couvs.
Jacob Hawkins We. New Orleans Print
ing and Publishing Company.-Libel dam
ages 100000. Defendants motion for a
Continuance Overruled. Jury to be empan-
ellen tomorrow. fourteenth. at twelve
o'clock NJ.
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NOTICE.

V10HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l. it s the intention OF the Council of the city of
New Orleans to cause Poland street to be idenei
OF the lower or north side from Peters street to
Doh0nde street. in accordance with the following
petition:
NEW ORLEANS. July >. i3.2.
To the Mayor and Administrators Of the city of
New Orleans
The undersigned, owners Of property fronting on
Poland street in the Third District of this city.
respectfully cepresent that in consequence OF the
existence of double railroad track on the ssid
street and the said street being only TWENTY-FIVE
feet wide. the same is almost impossible and mac
cessbe for vehicles; that it operates greatly 20 tie
injury of property fronting on the said street and
prOXimate therefor that ioasmUch as the lower pot.
ton of the Third District has few wide avenues,
and the property required being nearly all uu.
proved, the undersigned respectfully petition your
honors 10 cause the said Poland street to be widen
ed the lower north side to a width o: ro- less
than sixty nor more than ninety feet, in addition
to the present width, from Peters TO Dolhonde
street, with barGuettes not less than twelve nos
more than fifteen feet wide on each side
inexpensive as che exappropration VIII be 20
the city, the property being almost entirely uni N.
Stimulate building and Improvements, and peI!lia-
nen:y beautify that portion or the city and an.
cua,r yield increased returns to the ctv's budget:
for which reason Your petitioners pray that your
honoia,... body will grant the necessary O:diaa1c
and relief
Respectfully yours.
F. WINI'z Presien. City Railroad. =" feet:
PATRICK IRWIN i co. 61l. feet.
fef ~.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.


Mike Ford ct nj. vs. steamer Era No. H.
Nos. 10 ~: and I0!jl
IT, THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoukT:
/ District OF Lsuisara-By virtue OF a WHY OF
yeudJ.ioni exp0nas to me- directed in tie above
eu-iti ed suj. will proceed to sell TO the highest
bidder on SATURDAY. Juae "a 1873. ~ Twelve
O'Clock 81. at the entrance 10 the CU5thnnouse.
on Canal street between Old Levee and PsteTS
. THE STEAMBOAT ERA NO. H. he. boats. en.
.eiev Cana, street ferry landing.
Terms cas,l-At time OF adj I'D cation.
United States Marahals office. New O1ieaas.
se-e:L day Of June. 1873.
" s.. 3. PACKARD.
;e.,.I,, !: Cairni State. Sa--ha'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14

20 :HE FIRST DISTRICT CoUET
BolIA i. one OF those fellows who like fun.
i. accuse,; of snstehing Joseph Esparcon'-
hat aut thea. after slapping the unlucky
Josephs face, running Oft with il. For all
this jus. :, G.-non has sent him to the FRS.
Distric: Court OF the double charge OF lar
eeny anil ASSAULT and battery.
Ned johnson is another practical joker
with taking ways, He took bottle of
Brandy peaches worth 81 from the shelf of
q coaeeL o.se. corner or Camp and ITALIA
street. and being caught in the act, ac-
knowieiged the corn and wae sen: before
Judge Abel b. Judge Gernon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14

Exwc-IvE CLEMENCY.-G0vernoc ke'.
ioyy has pardoned the somewhat notorious
Josephine Ray. He has also pardoned
Julius Socha, of the Crystal Palace aloon.
who was convicted OF keeping disorderly
house, fined $500 and sentenced to for
fixture of license. A petition was pre-
septed for the pardon of Edward Morris,
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NOTICE..

TREASURY DRPARrARNf,
Once OF the Controller OF the CURRENCY
Washington, March 81, 1873.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PERSONS
~ vino may have claims against the Crescen nj
City National Bank Of New Orleans, Louis ana
that they are called upon to present the same and
to make iega proof thereof to Charles Case re-
ceiver at the office of said receiver. No. So hatcher
street, New Orleans Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX
mh23 5m Controller of the Currency.
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Local Intelligence.

The frat sisterhood are not meeting with
easy treatment at the hands of the new pc
lice Judge OF the First Municipal District
Three OF them we're hauled in from back OF
town on Thursday night for violating city
ordinance 525, and Judge Gernon fined two
of them-Betla Lee and Adeiine Young
$50, and the other, Eliza joiner, SIS, with
q corresponding number Of days in the
workhouse, as an alternative. They all
paid tLei. fines.
THAT OLD WoMAN.-And now comes
Another story about that old woman on
Canal street. who is always plying her knit
ting-needie 80 industriDusly. This is the
third, and no two are alike, except that she
Ia crazr First we we're told that she was
engaged to be married about forty years
ago; saw her attanced OFF on a ship, aud
has since been to the wharf from which
the vessel put out to sea daily, In the hope
of welcoming his return and uniting with
him in wedlock. Next we were told tina:
she lost heavily by the breaking of Jacob
Bankers bank and daily makes visitations
to the scene Of the bankers former opera
lions, III the expectation of being able to
Withdraw her deposits. And now, to con-
clude, we are told that she went crazy on
the subject OF dress, of which she is ex-
ceedingly fond. and gratihes her wh.m by
decking herself out in piuchbeck jewelry
ald gaudy coiored garments to the full ex-
tent OF Le- means. Which OF the stories is
true. il any. we will no. attempt to decide.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14

PIGeoS S1ooTING.-The attention Of
crack shots is called to the facs that
a pigeon shooting match il. arranged as
one Of the amusements TO be offered at
the grand tournament and festival OF Peli-
can Hook and Ladder Company Nc. 1 at
the Fair Grounds tomorrow. Particulars
san be had at Char,eville's sporting empo.
rum on 81. Charles street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14

FRIDAY EVENING, June II, 1878.
COTTON-The sales today embrace 1900 bales, n:
prices rec uiriaS 10 change IL our quotations. We
give also the Exchange figures which for
&c lists According with its types, while
present the proper range OF the market for average
lists out with tie outside figures tor low mddiug,
good ordinary and ordinary given the outside
TO. strict OF thCse grades:
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REV. ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssIMILATED
20 THAI OF LIVERPOOL.

Tie demand was slack throughout :he LAY. and
New l.lk, buyers stood a'oot. and factor, would
have l.eD wiling to nle,;il demand more tIee Y.
perhaps at CoI.ce sslons 81 .t. Others, Oh the
contrary. adhered to their previous Vretensons,
ella III Ilg tina: the recent advance was Justified by
the tols 81 tic Liverpool market. and without
gard 70 tie !rres.ar moy'ient il futures at New
York. Il was manifest, however, that prices Lad
not only lost their buoyancy. bu. were COCO de.
settled, Will. there 'as 40 variation: in spots At
New York. FutuIes opened at tecIe OF ;-l6 @
80. subsequently advanced i a &c, ard then
ceded and closed at net falling OF: Of !, &c
I'll. sales oi the past three day. SUM Ip @"F'
bales t3ltN on Wednesday. 1900 yesterday and i'"1
to-dayl. making (eXciusye OF $50 additional
on Friday az aggregate for tie week OF .9t"'
%.ei aaS' Wees reesip:s s "a
Ing 1870 from other delivery ports tof which :i1
from Noble AID 45 from Texas, and ;;7s
proper, against 3:29 proper last week and I55,
last year. Total proper since August 81 1870 Ia
bales against 9i., 5li last year-increase PAP $50.
The weeks exports comprise 1926 bales. en-
Memphis as above) 1853 to PROV -dence. and 1881 to
New York, to which we have added 359 by raj.
Exc. lsaae ae mass nat fi9e a
Friday and 2i5, last year, and since Friday 1898.
bales against 25 2sc last week and l3e@I last veal
Total since August 81, 3,sii.356 bales. a.ains:
2,tH. rs las: yeas-.rCrease 3gs.s3..
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock Or h.ac August, 81, l2's...........: s,75'
Arrived since last statenent...... l5:
arrived previously.
Iota. ''o, $40
S;eaIes ,o-e-af ....... .....-......., ..so,.
Cleared Previously. ...o-i ,zS,e.3
Stock en hand and or shoboard no. cleared. .5a,6i"
Stock 81 hs.t sane date last yesy...........G SID
ixpcrt.. F.::;.v :. Thursday fnc.H.i'.. :.Grsav
Britain 2..c b. es against y 81. asst week, and to
the continent 80 bales. against II 81: last week
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL N.
249 Sis bales against 264 33l last week, l6f:s last
year and 231 ,9E the year before.
The amount on shipooard not cleared. gong OF
board and en- gagged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at 34,00a bales embrac
Ing Is tor Lyegpoo 1000 tor HsvTs. 5000 tVr Cork
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PROPlbS AI,N
PROPOSALS
For Furnishing Rati0ns and Fuel for
Light Vessels. Lighthouses and Ten.
ders in the Eighth Lighthouse District.

LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE,
No. II Cont street,
New Orleans, La, June {, 1875.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this office until twelve O'Clock NJ, FRIDAY
the twentieth day OF June, 1875 Tor furnishing and
delivering any Ratons and Fuel that may be called
for ny the inspector for the tenders, ,ht vessels
and lighthouses in the Eighth Lighthouse District,
for one year from the first day OF July 1874 to the
thiEtieth of June, 1874, inclusive
The rations 20 be of good and approved quality;
to be delivered alongside of the lighthouse tender
other vessel provided for the purpose at New
Orleans, Louisiana, n good and sufficient pack
ages. barrels, boxes and cases, and in good order,
for the number Of persons which will be specified
by the Inspector for each vesse! and lighthouse
once uarter, or when required, free Of all ex-
pense to the United States agreeaby to specitica-
tons and tables attached thereto, which will form
part OF the contract. copies of which may be had
by applying at this Office. ----.H,-
AT bids must be sealed and Endorsed proposals
for Rations and Fuel for light vessels etc, aad
then placed in another envelope. and left at OR dl
rected to this office, prepaid if sent by NAL.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
ROBERT BOYD, JR..
Commander United States Navy and Lighthouse
Inspector ie3 81 cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14

or fRc War PATH.-A It.ie fellow
named Stephen Morris was found Thursday
evening, swung TO big pistol. with which
he was pvcnenadiug up aud down the
Ievee a. the weapon. was found to be
loade! and the police were afraid il would
hur: tue bearer, h. was locked up for pro
t.CtiOR
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For GHASD IsLE.-A miniature steamer.
of falry-iike form. was launched from the
way. above tAe Louisiana ice works Thurs
day eveuin. and christered ~. W..
Sword.' She is intended for fishing and
picnic excursion. and will make her head.
quarter. to: the summer at Grand Isle.
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John Il. LeutZ ct nj. vs.. Aieanb Oat cry vt

John b. LeutZ ct nj. vs.. A;eambOa cry Ut
Caigo-No. 10 lg.. ,-.u. 49,.
1 -:.ct %. Louis!aua.-Bv ~'r.-e =. ~. OF von'
d!tioai e. po.as to directed =: n :ioTe enti.
tied SUIT. Will proceed TO sell 20 the hfsnes. pd.
a. IN TUESDAY June L. 1918. at twelve O'Clock
n, at the entrance to the Customhousei Oh Canal
street between Old Levee and Peters streets. IN
THE STEAMBOAT CITY OF CAIRO. her hosts,
tackle etc az she now lies in Algiers.
Terms-Cash at time of sale.
Untad states Marshals office. New Orfe2ns.
June I. 1879. 3 B. PACkAhD
les 10 l2I4l. United States Marshal
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Vincent Battal0ra ~. Albert Erath ct nj.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
T. of orleans, No. 1879 (NO. 1888 of the Seventh
District COurt).-B virtue Of writ Of fer. facias
against plaintiff in favor of samuel and Louis Fas-
uacht, to directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
ton the premises hereinafter designated, on
WEDNESDAY, June Is, 1873. at halfpast ten o'clock
A. NJ, the folio wing described property, TO wit
TEE CONTENTS of store situated Nos. ~ and
20 Main street. il the Second District Of this city.
consisting of Vines, Liquors. Groceries aud FUrni-
ture, the whole ae per inventory which may bo
seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash OF the spot.
w.P HARPER,
iel4 202 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Attention Republicans of the Twelfth
Ward Mother C!ub-lou are hereby notified that
q meet AZ is called 10. SATURDAY EVENING, June
"a -le7i at the hall On Marengo street. between
Magazine a:d Live Oak for the pdrpose OF reor.
-sl.z...Ol aid otle. important business.
P. BRUCE, President.
New Orleans. June IS, 1873. jel.
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Tho Temperature.

The thermomete. a: Lo1i. Fr!yecio's.
No. 50 Charities street, yesterday stood as
follows: At A. NJ. So: a: P. H.. So
at 8 P. NJ. So. Loves: poin: during the
night Of June IL. 73o
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFF1CA % THI DAILY R4PUBLfCAN, l

We have marked change 90 notice in the
money market, which continues quiet, without
any variation in rates. The demand for discounts
at the banks is moderate, and the deposits of
fair extent. The offerings the street are light,
and the few reported indicate that the
preference continues fOr short paper, and especial
l. tor loans call with good cOliAtera,s. We con-
tinue to quote first Class paper with Or without
cOllateraIs, at s0lo T. cent y anlum, Al at II and
second class ar-d18; frstclass mortgage paper
rules at 9W.0. and second CASA at H.
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". P. HARPER
vl6 Sheriff of the Parish of OrleanR
William Drebins,. trausferee Of Jshn

William Drebing, trausferee Of John
Lange vs. NJ. Hotznacher.
cIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 41ii-By virtue Of writ Of
fer fscas to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
at public auction on the premises hereinafter
dee: snated on WEDNESDAY, June 49, 1873. at tive
o'clock P. ~. the following described property. to
wit
ONE STEAM Engine MOSS PICKING MACHINE
ana lot Of Lumber, now on the premises, stu
ateG Franklin street, between Common and
Graver streets in the First District OF this city,
Seized n the above suit.
Terms-CasL Oh the spot.
". P. HARPER.
iet4 20. Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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SOUTHERN DRAMATIC CLUB.-A new his
trlonis association WAS organized on Thurs
dav night. and the following officers elected
60 serve TOR the ensuing term:
President, Arthur Leon: vic. president.
A. y. Caeary; secretary. Emile Levy; treas
urer, Charles Oliver: stage manager. NJ. ].
BoWjeL.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM IMrRuDENcE.
Mrs. Thomas Brown. residing at No. 81
Port street. while holding her child in he +
arms. attempted to light fire in a stove by
pouring coal oil into il. The dames com
municate; - the can and it exploded.
Neither tie mother nor Child are expected
to live