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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
The Boston Fire-A Little Story About a
Merchant and n Grateful Thief

The fund of incidents of the fire is not. 6v
any means. exhausted, and new and inter
esting stories are told daily. The Bulletin
tells of q merchant who was busy collect
ing together few yaluables TO carry away
IN bis arms, vixen d rough looking fellow
came up with q large wagon. and wished to
know if ne didn't wish to hire him for
load. The merchant jumped at the offer
aud loaded the wagon, only to be informed
after the man had gone that he was q noto-
:rlous :hief. Sure enough, the next morning
the goods were not where he ordered them
TO he left, and be gave them up for lost
Two days afterward, however. he WAS
surprised by the carriers appearance. ho
apolOgized for not coming before by his in
ability to find the merchant AID. handing
him a key, told him his load of goods was
stored in tho room of hotel. where he
would fnd them. He told the man what i.e
had been told, and was still .urther eur
prised wha8 the man reminded hin, that his
good Judgment when serving on jury pre-
vented his conviction, in spite of his bad
reputation, Of a crime which e. Ia. 30.
committed, and he added:
1--we been trying TO get e-ea with you 30.
more than two years, and neyeC got q
chance ii. last hight, when ] borrowed a
horse AID cart, and took your goods out of
the fire. There's the key. and there's
nothing :" pa.y.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Steamer EadLuun Burned,
This is news from the columns of the {
Louis Republican,:

This is news from the columns of the ST.
Louis Republican,:
MEMPHIS, January THE steamer Indi
ana, ladenwith 500 tons of sugar and molas-
ses! Tor Louisville and other points on the
Ohio river, caught fire before daylight Fri
day morning, opposite Lake Providence.
and at the bank whore she was repairing
her ice-injured wheels, and before it was
extinguished the nursery, where the FIRE
broke out, and good portion of the after
part OF the boat was burned. One OF the
chamoermaids, Lizzie Hale, was hemmed in
by the flames and so badly burned that she
died next morning. Another woman is re-
ported to have jumped overheard and
drowned before assistance could reach her
1t was only by prompt exertion of the Off,
GERS that the boat was saved from total de-
struction. The loss will be, perhaps, $1,000
or $500,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

"i.ln"H!'" a!itos . ssis .1s.'e A.e
SGp:
believe . b.'l.s il {. necessary .asr q.
the social economy. bs. ike Of ia ,nsd.rs
tlon. lbefe was . 'iNe when believed !.
ballet CIR! was . born sylph, ard supported
. mother >. Brooklyn byshe labor Of her
lesss ana Win the Gree a1s blitissoms COY
ousnes.e. III sSrlns chicken. aGd = looked
forward - sha s,sse when , could own one
myself Nd Gaye EaS tlosst owE,ny gSoan-
ing ""s'd. 4 ',sSp allagorS and Joy 'oregee
Hets tea sou that sith age Ia, come the
HaoE IrCSe Inc: 80 bale. - :. vision %
Vsr coo s!Ho2s aud that il leads the nm.
'a.@nted =. "a =. ssre but To- ical course
~ - 8 sgo2us al Museum, $40 ssa 20 ia.
tsfa.: t.ses. Ss,;.srs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Ehe q sharne .sdrocr@ .sEsp

Travel bet~sen Shre9spors and q 81. esss "A
- how 'na1e ~ Waking ,She seven o'clock
morning. tram - ha't-past three o'clock
passengers take the s.sga at Losgyue To-,
Troup forty miles distant-she iumpin, off
point Of The International. " dich is reached
al eight o'cl@ck next morning. 1t ia thought
that during the coming week Trains win he
connecting between Shreveport and Gal
weston, which ought TO make the time in
thirty-six hours, and that by travelling in
this direction Shreveport ought to be in
less Than touy days connection with New
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
OF FICI IA Qso
SEssTIEs SND PR0CL4mATgoNs.


As SfSs 6s8RsIDENT oEs THE u.Srya,s sr,psa
OF AMERICA.
sHnSGatiUs between the United Sta>es s,s
America and the Austro- Hungarian psrp
$rehy' NATURALIZATION. Signed Septem-
Der %, 1870; ratified March "a. 1871 rata
hcatlons exchanged JulS ID. 6SI: aiso
claimed August !, 1919
" HEREAS, A conventiCe between go
OnEed States OF America and 9is Majesty
the Emperor OF Austria, King of Bobeuis
"Cc., ana Apostolic King OF Hungary, con
corning naturalization. was Gsopclndsd ana
signed at Vienna by theis respective pIeni-
potentlaEIes on the sgentiet. tosay OF SEES
t5hoer, s8|Qs EkicS convention. beins rs,
tae Enghah and German s4sgususe. A. ora
Tor word as follows:
The Presiden. 0f Clio gJaiess! ss,.t.s Us
america and ais Majesty Che Em,e-u, 20
AustFl~, klng ~ Bohemiss ets,. 2p@,
a poe teHc Alns Of hungary se8 BY tho
Visa To Regulate che esti5enshiIo of thossOr
persona Who .nigrate STom she Snitea
s!a"'s OF EmeHcs to che territories e,n tI,e
uatgo hungarian Monarchy andGroin the
Aussro-si1LgarIan Monarchy to the njteS
STATES OF Emegicss have .TesolveI to trp.o
on THIS subject, and have for that p,irpna,ol
appointed MISREPRESENTATION 20 conclude a
ce con- non, That iS' Co say The PresideSo
0iShe United States Uf America. zohn ,J,..
Envoy Extraordinary and Ministe. PIrns
potentisry from the United States to his
imperial and Soyal Apostolic Majesty; ana
ms aalesty the Emperor of Austria, etc.o
Apostolic King of Hungary, the CouIS
EredeI5ck Ferdinand de Beust, bis Maiesty's
FnVy counselor and Chamberlain. Chan
'ceio. o. TIE Empire, Minister of che imps
RAJ fouse and of Foreign Affairs, Crane
Cfoss OF the ORDERS of So. Stephes aeld Leo
PGid' WAC have sgyes2 g. sH3 SSsssd tko
1oioo7Eoss aSssc!es:
ARTICLE q
Nltlzene of the Austro-Hu Hungarian Moe.
arcdy Who have resided in the United States
OF America uninterruptedly at least Ava
years, and during such residence have b4-
COME aaturalized citizens OF the pnite@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

1t ID stated that the business mon of New
Orleans have full confidence in Senator
Kellogg, and have taken occasion 10 assure
him OF their purpose to support him cor
daily as Governor of the State if he should
be inaugurated. The banks will second hia
eports TO re-establish the credit Of the cityo
and have fun confidence that IL VIZ ~
dont8S- Washington Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
TO BED.

know little boy.
And I've often heard il said,
That he never was 80 tired
That he wished to go to bed.
Though he scarcely can hold mp
His drowsy little head,
Yet is very foolish boy
Can not bear to go to bed.
When the big golden sun
Has laid down to sleep;
When the lambs, every one,
Are lying b. the sheep
Nhen underneath its wing
Every chick tucks its head.
still this odd litsfe boy
Doeb not like to go to bed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Bangor. Maine. ias. az did have. ANIL
recently. 2 curious seGc Of sntiqui:v. Il
was piece of wedding cake made tv ep-y-
two years ago. and kept fora brother Of tie
br.le. VII. was in Cali!Urnis As .e g...
.istee. IL net coming TO get b.. cake. ii vas
sens - him few. days age Il i. 20 De
hoped that the gentleman viii have good
appetite when the precious morsel reaches
him etae.gis! rs ca4 .s!5i .ajsy il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
AUCTION SALES,
VOLUNTARY SALE.
TO EFFECT A PARTITION.


ESTATE OF WIDOW SAMUEL p FAGOT
A T THE REQTEST OF THE OWNERS THEREOF
premises, on SATURDAY, the first of February,
!o'3 at II A NJ, the following described property
to wit wv
A SUGAR PLANTATION, situated in the parish
OF ST James, on the left bank of the Mississ. ppi
nEer, ABOUT SIXTY four miles above the city of New
orleans, bounded above hv lands OF Tecle Nicole
anu below by those of Widow OLIVIER Thibodaux
ana composed mp! of the following tracts of land
l. a TRACT OF LANB. meausuring about Is
arpents II toises front on the Missssnni river nv
40 arpents in depth, closing in the rear about
,. ANOTHER TRACT OFLANp adjacent thereto
measuring arpents 10 toises front on said river
oS sdtpth OF ~ arpents, Closing in the rear about
,. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND adjacent IN tra
last, measuring arpents ON said river by ,leptl
OF - apehts together with eight lots OF back or
swamp lands, i'll the of said three tracts Of
land, measuring about $50 81 acres all fOrnnr ssiJ
plantation, which contains, in area an aggregste
OF ZIo456 acres of land together with the dwell
ing-house and Outhouses sugar house and steaTn
engine quarters for aborers stables and all o+he,
buildings theresnto situa+ ed and with fifv tbraa
Mules, nine Cows and Calves twenty.sixt arts two
Drays, two T1mb wheels one Firepump one small
s 'eam Engine and Boiler forty. seven Flows Har-
ness, FIukes etc, and al other farming utensils
thereto attached and belon gug and to be enurner-
ated on the day of sale.
The whole OF the said property to be sold in block
Terms and Conditions-The sum of $4,000
payable cash. The balance a credit of enc
two and three years in equal instal!meuts repre-
sented by the prOnsspry notes of the purchaser or
purchasers, to their oder. and by them indorsed
payable at the office of the Recorder of the parish
bearing interest at eight per cent per anuum after
maturity until paid. Said notes to be secured by
mortgage, and vendors privilege on the property
sold.
All the buildings and fences on said plantation
are in excellent repair and condition.
There are also on the plantation fifty acres of
cane planted in the fall of 1872 and put up for
seed sufficient to plant about hundred acres
and there are lS5 acres of first year stubble cane
all on lands perfectly drained.
Parish of st. James, sixth January, 1873.
jvI5 70 % q 81 &. SUPRA Auctioneer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15

Company, advertising tax notices and pro-
posals for Department of Finance, ap-
proved, $50.
National Republican, advertising tax no,
tees, proposals, etc, for Department OF
Finance, approved, $47 50.
George E. Teetzel, card dating stamp soT
Department of Finance, SO
J.. Schneider. Administrator 81 Tin 3nce.
cash advanced for law charges. as per
vouchers, $50 25
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, advertising and printing for Clty
Council in che month OF December IS .
$3I2
pany, advertising ordinances 3n the Aon.h
of December, 1872, S2GOe
New Orleans Republican Printing "o'c-
pany, printing license blanks Jog depart.
msnt of Public Accounts. Sl2s.
A. Dessommes, coroner Jury variants.
examined and approved, S32s.
q. N. Folwell, NJ. Do coroner .0s .he
First, Fourth Fifth and Sixth Districts.
for inquests, Slews and burial. in the
month OF Decembers 1872, approve. by :ae
Administrator of Police, 1862.
D. Schluter, lumber for 6es':s 5os :a3
bill Makers appToveas s2S 20.
Slitchel! IL Ramme.sbUrg Furniture Ccia.
R ssI: '"s''s 4''''' '"' tax OF Makes
Wallace s. Co.. blankets .o- Parish
Prison, approved by Che Jua 60 os '..e SsSss
DistIics Court $ll9: 80
McClOskeyS Bigley & Co. eoas Cor De.
partmeut OF g0oI.c Accounts, a1pGoveds
$i9
Pay foifs for Department. 0: Improve.
Inents, Tor four wee ks ending December w
1872, for deficit in amount appropriated az
per ordinances Nos 1879 1859, 1850. Sl2s 81.
w, L. Willeto coroner Jury variants eSs
amined and approved, $685.
Elkin g. Co. for fifty ya,ds WOO. .acpese
ing, made and laid IL the e..y a.ca.:e-.
SO SO
2etitiOnss
The Mayor preseSte1 the following ge:i'
tiOns:
FROM J. II. Rees, PROPOSING - collect
back taxes Referred 30 tie s0a.Inst.ee o.
the WHOLE
From John s. Walton. ia.e Administrator
of Finance. asking TO be reimbursed 70!
moneys paid by him 20 satisfy judgments
rendered against him. in his otfcfas capac'
ity. Referred 30 the eomn.ttee 81 :he
whole
From William Virgin, asking permission
to erect pottery on Willow street, be.
tween Euphrosine and Ca}liope Streets
Referred to the Administrator Of Commerce.
Mr.. Lewis presented petition from Ben
r. Groom, asking leave to establish dairy
at the old stock landing, which petition was
referred to the Administrator OF PO!seeo
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY, Secreear~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
By s. Guinault.
sycCEssIox OF ANDRE puBuCH-No. s5-

SUCCESSION OF ANDRE DUBUCH-No. IS 73I
pY =. GUINAULT, ACCTIONREE-Omeo
On SATURDAY, February IS, 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ, will be sold at public auction, At the
Merchants and AuCtiOneers' Exchange, bCyal
street, between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets,
by virtue of order from the honorable the
second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated January II, 1919
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build
iugs and improvements thereon, situated ia tho
Second District of this city, in square No. ~,
bounded by Canal, CustOmhOuse, MaTdis AID VII
leTe streets, and composed of the following 4Ot3
or parcels, to wit
No. OH a sketch anne xed TO an act passed before
Achille Chiapella, late notary public, on the sec
oud Of December, 1850 and measuring II feet II
inches lines front on Mara5 street, BY % iret IN
depth, between parallel lines.
A lot or parcel of ground adjoining the rear OF
the above described lot No. 1, beginning Al the
point SAcrr sad rear line intersects the upper
Inc OF 81 d ut 40. T. at distance Of o. feet from
ton OF CustOmhOuse street So feet inches lines
in front on Inc parallel to said Marais street by
IL feet depth, between para lei lines the upper
line thereof being prOlOngaiiOu of the upper Inc
? Gn5 Of lnfs Mo-. and 10, per said sketch
The buildings ard Improvements erected Oh tue
above two -ots OF ground consist OF a twn-storJ
and attic IrIrk and frame G5us4 No l." hislfy
parlur and diliGgroorn comm inirafing by = slid
Il uJbr and aH-Hg the ground 1o0r. twU
ROOMS .dudlHg On tine upper story AID u large
roo land - il the attic; Jwp story B.. ms
kitchen STATE rooted, Containing two I0jg.- 2 =
introduced in the house. "istern, hydraar. u7.a.
yard brtwcgv Luu5c and kitchen, garden win fri
tTee7, bath hod7s. shtd, etc. see paI at .4e r.
change
| act of sale before ]. y. Ducros, notary public Ct
| ire eXpe-ar o. purchaser, including the tages o.
J FL, payat IL tj'o j4l5 q 80 fe7 l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
By r. N. & 3. J. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIANOS, CARPETS
ETC, AT AUCTION.
pY X. NJ. & b. j. MONTGOMERY
ID R. NJ. MONTGOMERY Auctio" >er-Ofice Arm
DRY Hall, No. 81 Camp street. sin be sold on
every SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at
the auction rooms No. 81 Natchez street. at eleven
O'clock
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SIC
ONDHAED FURNITURE, such as Rosewood Ma
hOgany and Walnut Bedsteads Armoirs Bureaus
Nashstands, Par0r Furniture Marble-top Centre
Tables, Carpets, French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses
Cooking Stoves, etc.
ALSO
Upright and Square PIANOS of Pleyel, Favre and
other manufactures.
ALSO,
At their large warerooms known as Armory Han,
No g. Camp street, large stock OF NEW FCRNI-
TCRE OF every description and design at private
sale
Terms-Cash. roo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
Inhn Harnev Ys. Rernard FitznRtrfck.

John Harvey yss Bernard Fitzpatrick.
SSIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= Of Orleans, No. 40l5-By virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale TO me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans. in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to SCI at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District of tins
city, SATUDAY, February Is, 1873 az twelve
o'clock Ne, the following described 1roPert5o to
wit
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
rights, ways and privileges thereunto belonging
situated in the Fourth District (late city of Lafay
cite, parish of JeiersOn), OF the city of New Orc
leans, in tins State. il the square bounded by
Adele, Josephine, Rousseau and Fulton (now st.
Thomas streets; SAID piece or portion % ground
forms the corner OF said Adele and Rousseau streets
and measures forty-our feet front Adele street,
by depth aud front on Rousseau street Of sky
three feet American measure, and II forms part of
the original lot aumbeB Ous oil square Number four
OIL a plan made by the city surveyor OIL the ninth
OF November, 1885, deposited ~ the office OF the
late g. R Sringer, then Rotary public il this city;
which property was pure based by che defendant
herein from john H0llinger end wife, according 90
an act passed before g. F. s0ffey. notary psbl % 10
this city, on the ainetesntb % AUslo, eGUso
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash oS s.s spOto
~. p HARPER
is1s 2soels Sheriff oS sb, Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
DY GEORGE PEARsnN. AucrIoNrER.

Dy GEORGE PEARSON, AUCTIONEER-
II Office No IL Commercial place.-Win be Sold
at auction, at the Delta and Batture warehouse
Front street, between Girod and Lafayette streets
on THURSDAY January 10, 1873 at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following articles
Three Armstrong; Patent Vortex SWIMMERS.
Two SMOKE STACKS, for portable engines nine
feet in length, twelve inches in diameter
One Farmers Favorite" Grain, Seed and Guaro
DRILL, complete, with pole and box of extra
pieces
One two horse Lever or Sweep Horse Power
One bundle of Extra Tumbling RODS
Two RICE REAPERS. incomplete.
One RICE THRESHER
One second hand COTTON GIN, with extra Saw
Cylinder.
One case Canvas KNAPSACKS.
Thirty empty Beer HALF BARRELS.
Terms-Cash.
The above goods win be sold at auction as above
unless the charges paid before that date.
ial2 I'd
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DY HOFF,IAN. MARKs & a.. AL

DY HOFFMAN, MARKS 81 CO., ALEX.
- LEVY, auctioneer - Office No. 81 Char'res
street.-On FRIDAY, January "a, 1873. at 10 A. NJ.
at No. 81 st. Charles street viii be sold by order
OF the official assignees-
THE ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE Of Arnold Weber,
in bankruptcy, consisting of Fancy Cassime res,
Black and COlored Cloths Vtstng, Italian Go his,
Padding. Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Tai oring
Goods, Show Cases, Counters Iron Safe and Mirror.
The above without any reserve Whatever.
BY order of he official ssI9nees.
Terms At sale. iall I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
CERT Wolf VS.. Manuel aIarcias.

DARISH COURT PARISH OF POINTE COT.
L pee, Nc. 28e-By virtue Of writ of feIi
facias directed by the honorable the Parish
Court, parish of Pointe Coupee. in the above
entitled cause, to C. 5. SauVinet, late Sheriff
and by said late Sheriff to me transferred will
proceed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
and AuctiOneers' Exchange. ROYAL street, between
Canal and CustomhOuse streets. in the Second Dis
trict of this city, on MONDAY February 10, 1873
at twelve clock ~, the following described prop
erty to wit
LOT OF GROUND, situated. lying and being
in the Third District Of this city, in the late fau
bOurg ST. John in the square bounded by LIE Page
Broad, Washington and Seventh streets, designated
as lot number two, in square number seven, on
plan annexed To an act of sale from Mrs. Beaulieu
and Pierre CasanOy4 s 10 Antoine Favre passed be-
fore j. e Holland, late notary public in this ci v
dated May y. l845 Which said lot having, French
measure thirty ct trent LIE Page street By one
hundred and eighty feet in depth.
Being the same property acquirf by the defend
ant herein by purchase from said Mrs. Beaulieu
and Pierre Casanovas, per act passed before said
notary, J. +. Holland, the said twenty second
OF May, 1875.
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
W P. HARPER
jaQ "a fec Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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ial42 oeIs Sheriff o, -hs Parish OF orleans
Lusiada al. Morgan IS. Samuel Aaron.

Iu, iGda L. Morgan rss Samuel Aaron.
EIFgH DISTRICT CO:BT FOR Tbs PARISH
Il of Orleans. No s0os-By 0iTtue of a writ of
provisional seizure TO dire ted by the honorable
the fifth DisliCe Court for Che parish Of Orleans,
u Che above entitled cause. Shave seized PROVE
s!Onally. and. pursuant 70 an agreement entered
INTO between the partis. interested therein will
hereinafter designated on FRIDAY January II,
1873 at five o'clock j. u. The following sesCribeG
property, to W.
THE contents o. sTGsE Sos. ~ ana l2i
.oydras street IN tn. First Ustrice ~ tLisCite.
consisting of C,sthing ard Gentsmt nj Furnishing
i5ogds, pea inventory. sb.cI may De sees 81 Hy
.sc, The MIXTURES oP SAID sToRe.
.erEs-CSsh Oh tie spot.
". .. R4RPEG
;ap.IGls sheriff Of tire Parish Of Orr es.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. $500,
PY C. f. GIRARDEY & co., NICHOLAS
II j. Hoey auctioncer-Oitce No. II Exchange
plac9.-SATU RDAY, February 8. 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, on Royal between Canal and Custom
house streets, by virtue of Judgment of the Hon
orabe the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans will be sold at public auction for account
of the succession of Mrs. Catharne Doyle, the fol-
lowing described property TO wit:
A LOT OF GROUND, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon, in the First District of this
city, in the quare bounded by Lafayette Howard,
Freret aHd POydras streets, and forming the corner
of Lafayette and FreIet streets; measures 81 feet
front on Lafayette street 81 feet wide in rear by
lO6 feet inches line FIeret street and log feet
inches ! line III depth on the other side line-a1
more or less, and forms the whole of lot No and
part of lot No. 6. The Improvements comprise
double two story house, corner occupied a gIO-
Gerry store, two story kitchen, etc.
Terms-One-third cash. remainder at one and
two years credit in notes of the purchaser secured
by special mortgage and vendors lien, and bearing
interest of eight per cent per annum from date Of
sale until final payment, with clause of five per
cent attorneys fees event OF suit, and improve
meuts to be kept fully insured, and policy trans
terred TO FOLDER of notes and purchaser to assume
payment over and above the Ind all taxes for the
year 1872
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchasers be-
fore W. }. Castell, notary public. jas 10 Is Eel
PROPERTY CORNER OF DUMAlNk AND ROMAN
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.Warie Cazeau vs.. j. Jughrey; Wife Separ-
ateG from Heg Husband, Joseph Rozados alias
Rouseo
S,EvESTG DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF orleans No 10 0i2-By virtue OF writ of seiz
ure and sale directed by the honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, l viii proceed TO sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, ROYAL street between Canal and Gus
to,nhSuss streets, II the Second District of tins
city, o. TUESDAY. SauraTy q, 1873, at twelve
o'clock 81. .Le following described property,
20 wit
CERTAIN 2OT aP GROUND, together syith
al ths btu ..Hgs and improvements thereon rights,
wa-s snsl pI rleges tLtTeuuto belonging or in any
war sp9ereauing situated. lying and being in the
F.ubours 81 Mary First District of this city IN
square Rounded by GTayleT, ST. John, PeTdido aud
Circus Streets, sand portion of ground cOmmenc-
ing 1Ie Lundfcd and six feet three inches,
English measure, fromO the corner of st. John
street au9 measures thrive ght feet inches,
English sneasUre, front on GIavler street, by one
hundred and twenty-six feet two inches and two
egttss deep, between papallel lines Being the
same property acquired by defendant herein by
G. GOt'scsalk late notary public in this city, dated
twertiet 81 April. 1867 and attributed 10 the de-
ferdan. Sefsin uv the Judgment Of separation from
bed and board, sn6 in property, between her and
her said husband, wondered by the Third Districs
Court OF Orleans, tie twentysixth of November.
and signed the second Of DecembeB 1907. 80. g. 9@
OF the docket of sad cSuro
Seized y the above suite
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Se2i iae % shee # Of she Parish Of Orleans.