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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01
DANIEL SCULLy, Secretary.
MAYoRALrY 0. Nxw ORLEANS, I
City Hall. September 80. 1874. )

NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. September 80. 1874. )
No. 2775-Administration Series.l
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund for each account
and not otherwise appropriated:
recording writs of seizure filed by the sheriff
in the month Of August, 1874, $3.50.
Louis Schneider, Administrator Of FL
nance, for cash advanced for law charges,
as per vouchers, $274 70.
g. NJ. Gordon, for cash advanced for re-
pairing locks in the Department of Public
Accounts. approved, 81 Is.
/. w. Patton, criminal sheriff, for fees
and costs IN sundrv criminal cases. ap-
proved. as follows: First District Court,
July, 1874, $l5l2 81: Superior Criminal
Court, July, 1874. $5l3 20; First District
Court, August, 1874, $l269 so; Superior
Criminal Court, August, ls74, So.
John s. Carter, for services in preparing
tax accounts in sundry cases before the
commissioner in bankruptcy, on account,
500.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, September %, 1874.
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun. Fitzenreiter,
Lewis, Schneider. Sturcken, Turnbull.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL ScULLY, Secretary.
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COURT RECORD,

Superior District Court.

Superior District Court.
State We. Francois 1acroix-Tax snits
In eight cases where the property did not
sell for sufficient to satisfy the judgment, on
motion of Hon. Henry c. Dibble, assistant
attorney general, and ON showing to the
court that it was unjust to charge the puf-
chaser with the amount of taxes unsatisfied,
for more than the amount Of his bid, and
that he was entitled to delivery OF the
property, the overplus was ordered annulled
and the recorder Of mortgages directed to
erase the evidence Of tax debit against the
estates from his books.
City of New Orleans vs. William and
Fred Aipkin ct al.-Injunction to abate the
diaries within Apollo street as nuisances.
Rule for contempt, the injunction not
having been Obeyed.
The defense presented licenses issued over
the signature of the Administrator of Fl
nance, and receipts for taxes paid for the
privilege of carrying on diaries, the locality
being named in the license.
Judge Hawkins maintained the iniunc.
ton, and directed the same order to issue
% in the case Of Clark, viz: to abate the
nuisance, s.-
The court said that the issuance Of a H.
cense to do business by single Admins
traitor was not an act which bound the city.
That was beyond the power Of a single
member of the city government. 1t could
only be done BY an ordinance passed in &C.
cordance with the charter. Long since the
city of New Orleans passed an ordinance
limiting the number of cows to be kept
within Apollo street to three, and declaring
the keeping of greater number to consti-
tute nuisance. The city of Jefferson, by
q similar ordinance. allowed three COWS
within the same limits. The court recog-
nized the fact that this ordinance was
passed before the annexation, but on the
accompaniment of that fact it became the
DUTY OF the city of New Orleans to enforce
II. IL Is still in force, and the same line,
Apollo street, is the limit. These cases are
ulnerent rom the market cases, for in them
court, as it was not raised by the statute,
Here the nuisance is described and ex.
pressly declared.
Counsel desired to appeal from the order
to enforce the injunction, but the court
refused the appeal. The order was not a
judgment which could be appealed from. It
merely assisted the injunction. From that
an appeal would lie.
First District Court.
State vs.. Adeline and Pauline Hall-As-
sault and battery. Verdict of guilty.
State "a. George Davis and Thomas
Sentence six months.
State vs. P. Meehan-Assault with intent
to rob- Continued and accused released on
his own bond.
Second District C0arts
SUGGESTIONS of Edward Sweeney and
Widow HOrtense Snyet opened.
Laura Towne prays to be emancipated.
Third District Court.
Judge Meunier sat for the trial Of rules
Fifth District Court.
Judge Cullom will sit Thursday, October
/, TO try the rule to set aside the writ Of
arrest in Josephine Pnaud vs. VIII lam
Zadick.
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DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
MAYoRALfY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. September 80, 1874.

MAYORALfY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. September 80, 1874.
No. 2776-Administration Series.I
WHEREAS, The Canal and Claiborne
Street Railroad Company are not using that
portion of their track on Claiborne, be-
tween Common and GasIuet streets, on
both sides of the market, and that portion
crossing upper Canal street from the neu-
trail ground of Canal street to the neutral
ground of Claiborne street, and have sig
nitied their willingness to take up those
tracks and place said portions of the streets
in good repair; therefore,
BE it ordained, That permission Is hereby
granted to the Canal and Claiborne Street
Railroad Company to take up their tracks
a. herein set forth; provided that they will
place those portions Of streets from whence
it is removed in good condition, and that
they shall be then relieved from keeping
the same in repairs until it may appear nee
essary to relay again their tracks thereon.
be It further ordained, That the permits
sion herein granted shall not otherwise eff
feet or impair the original provision of their
charter and ordinances and resolutions
heretofore passed in relation to the same.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, September ., 1874.
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun. Eitzenteitef,
Lewis, Schneider, Sturcken, Turubull,
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
a trne copy:
DANIEL Scrl1Y. Secretary.
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Republican Parish Executive Csmmttsee.
Parish Of Orleans.
JAMES LEWIS, President.
&. W. TOSTRICK, Vice President.
SAMUEL N. QUITE. Secretary.
CHARLES A. BAQUIE, Assistant Secretary
p. J. MALONEY Corresponding Secretary.
P. y. HkRWlG, Treasurer.
JOHN L. COLLINS, Sergeant. at.Arme.
4. SKlLLMAE. Assistant Selgeantat. Arma
DELEGATES.
First ward-John Langles W. s. Wilson.
Second ward-P. F. Herwig, H. =. Nichols.
Third ward-W. L. Evans, George Devezin.
Fourth wsId-James Lewis, Charles Z. Ingalls,.
Fifth ward-William vigers +. Alex.
Sixth ward-Joseph Diaz. E. Joubert.
Seventh ward-John Barrow, Charles ". Boothby
highth ward-E. v. Leclerc, Webster Long.
Ninth ward-T. v. COPELAND, J. W. Edwards.
Tenth ward-SimOn j. FlstOw, J. A. Paturel.
Eleventh ward-E. W. Tostrick, Graham Bell
Twelfth ward-Paul Bruce, A. NJ. Aucoin.
Thirteenth ward-A. Dejoie, W. Baudult.
Fourteenth ward-W. r. Fish, N d. Bush.
Fifteenth ward-w F. Loan, edmond Jones.
Sixteenth ward-H. Davis, George W. Moore.
Seventeenth ward-T.B Stamps. William Kern
STANDING COMMITTEES.
SUB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
George Deveain. William vigers.
b. JOubert, Webster Long.
T.v. COPELAND, $. j. Platow,
4. NJ. AucOn. George ". Moore.
William Kern. w. T. Fish.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
P. }. HEkWIG. Chairman.
Charles Ingalls,. John Barrow,
Graham Bell, William y. Loan.
4. Dejoie. T. Z. Stamps.
coxxyrTKK on WAYS AND xRANa
H. c. NICHOLS. Chairman;
Joseph bias, T. v. Leclere,
J. q. Paturel. Edmond JOneA
coAMIfTEE ON FINANCE.
john LANGLES. Chairman;
Ernest Alex, Charles W. 4oothhy.
i. ". Tostrick. Paul Bruce.
CONHIfTKB ON CLUBS.
". l.. EVANS, Chairman;
J. ". Edwards. Edmund Jones,
II. Davis. n. D. Bush.
JAMES LEWIS. President.
8. NJ QURr1. secretary. jyll
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OFFICIAL MOTTO ES,
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
ONCE State Registrar Of Voters.
New Orleans. August l3 1874.
DURSUANT TO TIE PROVISIONS OF AN
Il act Of tho General Assembly of Louisiana,
approved July ~ 1874, aud entitled AN act to pro
vide for The revision and correction Of the lists Of
registered voters Of the State etc. notice 10 here
BY given that the Offices Of repatriation IN each
parish Of the State and eseh ward Of the city Of
New Orleans will be opened for tho registration Of
will remain open tSundays and legal holidays ex.
cepted) until FRIDAY October "a, 1874, for the pur.
pose OF registering all persons entitled thereto a.
qualified eli ct0rs Of the State Of Louisiana.
Office hours are prescribed by law from A. II.
until p NJ, and from r. NJ. until I M.
All persons desiring to vote at the general cleo
ton Of November 2. 1874, will be required to reg.
lister anew as the law prohibits any one from vot.
ing upon any certificate of TegistIat0n Issued
prior to the year 1874. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
aul42m State Registrar Of Voters
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News from Abroad.

News from Abroad.
Next 70 the New York World. the Chicago
Tribune probably gets as far from the truth
in its statements a. any other journal now
wrestling with Louisiana affairs. In its
Issue Of Monday appears a comical editorial
regarding the compromise question. 1t is one
Of those editorials which says that New Or
leans has only 10000 colored voters. and
1900 were registered in two weeks. It
also says that zone negro was found to have
twenty seven certificates of registry u1der
different names and from different wards,
so that he could have voted. if he had not
been detected. twenty-seven times" If
the Tribune will give the real name
and residence Of the aforesaid colored indi'
yidual. Is in duty bound. the matter will
be Investigated by our advisory gentlemen
who took up arms to hold q peaceable cleo.
ton. A thorough siftiEg Of .he matter
might induce the Tribune to take of at
least seven from the number of registration
certifcstes. What is equally q matter Of
news is the statement-a regular Moulron
statement-that
1t was agreed by the committees, in the
second place, that the registration and cleo
ton should be under the control of an lad
visOry board" of five persons; that each
party should choose two Of them. and that
the fifth should be agreed upon. A colored
Republican, DIR. M. f. Bonzano, was named,
with the consent of both sides, for this fifth
place. Finally, it was suggested that the
returning board, which counts the votes
and declares the results, should be made
up in the same way.
In the borrowed language Of the borrow
ed Bulletin. "Here is richness" We don't
mind the assertion that it was agreed the
election should be under the control of an
advisory board, regardless of all law speci-
flying who shall supervise elections, because
that was aimed at by the committee acting
for the insurgents; but tho Western sensa-
ton fabricator puts q color to the COM
plexion of the advisory gentlemen. 90 far
as DR.. BonzanO is concered, entirely dis
tinct from truth. Our friend, the doctor,
certainly has good sound sense enough to
be Republican, but he can BY no process
of reasoning claim to be what is called here
a colored man.
The Tribune is a paper larger thans ours
in make-up and size. and we can not for
want of epace correct its errors. We can
only indicate its general style of mierep.
and in q few lines protest
against what is peddled by the column in
the Chicago calumniator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

VERY SATIsFACTORY-Altho it was
not generally known that the principal
lines Of cara would run until two o'clock
yesterday morning, many bslated individu-
ais expressed themselves highly pleased at
the arrangement. Late passeng ers compli-
mented the companies in round terms for
the accommod alton, and expressed hope
that the style would continue all winter.
Had the lines advertised that cars would
run after the usual hours the companies
would have found more currency in their
boxes; as it was, the expenses were greater
than the receipts. Next time inform the
people through our newspapers.
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ANorsY BEERHousE.-One Wenger keeps
beerhouee On Bourbon, near Canal street,
and occasionally has noiey crowd inside
After some Of his customers take too many
mugs they decline to aettle therefor, not
withstanding oil the allurements. Wenger
then goes to the bsnquette and blows .
police whistle and tries to make collectors
out OF the officers, and talks loud with his
mouth. Recently he called for assistance
because, he stated, two or three soldiers
refused to liquidate for beer, but the boys
in blue proved him to be wrong. As the
place has become too noisy for comfort the
police have entered complaint, calling the
place nuisance
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Thomas Dunn W. NJ. fracken-samS VT
same..-Second Justice Court tor tho Parish %
Orleans Nos. 6453 and G459o
DIT VIRTUE OF TWO wRITS OF frER2 FXcfAS
ID to me directed bv the Hon. W. [. Evans Second
Justice Of the Peace IN and for the parish Of ORE
leans. in the sbsve stated suits. will proceed to
sell at public auction: at nv warehouse. E@ 3le
twelve o'clock NJ
A LOT OF GROCERIES. BARRELS etc. 81 PEP
inventory on file in my Office.
Seized in the above stated suits,
Terms Cash OF the spot.
se39 oc; 70 JOHN MCCORMICK, CqnstAhsss
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FIRE ON MARAIs AND TOULOUSE STREETS.
Yesterday morning the Second District
suffered another considerable loss by fire.
The fire began in the bakery of Franklin
Philips, on Marais, between st. Louis and
Toulouse streets, a. two-story frame house.
Ia a very short space of time the building
was entirely destroyed and the flames at
tackled the frame house No. liz, occupied
by Philip Lintimer, . jeweler. The dwell
ing Of Mr. We'll, No. ll9, was badly dam.
aged. These three buildings belonged to
Jacob Puttsnheimer. who has partial
insurance. The occupants were in.
sured in city Offices. The wind was
quite fresh, sending the fire into the
square, in the rear OF Nos. lO9, Ill and lib,
on the premises of John Frank, james
Mertz and William Coleman, destroying
the kitchen buildings. The main buildings
were not seriously damaged. Several other
small houses, located inside the square,
property of Michel Leger, were burned.
No $50 Toulouse street, owned BY j. Mertz.
was burned, and the flames were checked
there, but caught and burned the house OF
Johna Petit, on Where street. Another
house on Where street waaeburned. but the
owners name was no: sscertsined. The
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au2s sel3 ocl Sheriff Of the Parish Of ore,
City Of New Orleans W. Lnpoieon and
BRYANT: same same

lily III new OrteGnD We A0p0IcOM and
Bryant; same same.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- of Orleans Nos. @, 324 and 81 BY virtue of
two writs of ieri facas to me directed ny the hon
Orabe the Superior District Court for the parish of
Orleans in the above entitled causes city taxes
of 1871 and 1873, will proceed to sell at public auc
ton. at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' kx-
change Royal street. between Canal anu Custom.
house streets n the Second District of this city, on
THURSDAY, october i. 1874, at twelve O'Clock
H., the following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the sixth District of this city. i'll square number
nipety-nlne bounded by Tchoupitoulas. river.
Louisiana avenue and TOleianO streets. designated
a. letters II and l. measuring sixty-six feet on
Tchoupitoulas street. by eigh.y.three feet in
depth.
sEvBN CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. situated in
the hixth District of this city in square number
ono hundred. bounded by TchOupitoulas Louisi-
ana, Chippewa and IoledanO streets, designated
a. follows: Lots one to three measuring ninety.
nine feet on uptOu!as street, by one hundred
and twenty feet in depth: lots seventeen and
eighteen measuring sixty four feet ON Chippewa
street, by one hundred and twenty feet in depth:
lots twenty and twenty one measuring sixty feet
on Louisiana avenue. by one hundred aud twenty
feet in depth.
Seized IN the abo-e suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
". r HARPkk,
~ SharifY of the par,ah IF Orl4soA
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Frederick


GUPRRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISK
y of Orleans. No. 54,o53.-By virtue Of y writ Of
teri IacIas to me directed by tho honorable thss
Superior District Court for the parish Of orleans.
in the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1873.
will proceed to sell at public auction At the Mers
chants and AuctioneeIs Exchange, Royal street,
betwea-n Canal and Cus:omhouse streets, in tlis
Second District Of this city. THURSDAY. DC.
tober !. 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ. tho following
described property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT or GROUND situated IN thH
Third District Of this city. in square mum bsT three
hundred and seventy four. bounded by French.
men, st. Claude Eysi4n Fields and Rampant
streets, designated lot number six. measuring
twenty seven feet on Frenchmen street. by one
hundred and twentv eight feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OE G ROUND. situated IN tina
same district OF this city. in square number three
hundred and sixty Zine. bounded BY Music. Ste
Claude, Washington and Rampant streets, desig.
mated lot number thirteen. measuring sixty four
feet on Music street. ty one t1H!ve! and twenty.
eight feet IN depth.
Seized in the above SUR.
rerms-.Cash OI. The epo:.
W.p. HARPER.
au2s sci, oci Sheriff oftfe Parish of Orleahs.
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CONSTABLES' SALES

j. X. Boarmnn w. John COttrenu, VIII.
Liam WOckmaIi. Jr.. :ntervenor and third OH.
ponent-Third Justice Court for ths Parrish ot
Orleans. No. 2i9i.
TlY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIER1 FACfAS 'r6
IL me directed by :he Hon. J. L. Laresche. Third
Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish OF or.
leans IN the above entitled snit. will proceed to-
cell At pubic auction. or WEDNESDAY,. o. cobey Z.
le.i, at twelve o'clock NJ.
TAR COsTkNTS OF GROCERY STORE Ai.ds
ated corner OF Bien.!!ie and Prieur streets.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered sur.
TeIms-Cash OF. the spot.
se25 oci. & r SNAER Consfa ifc.
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A SAD Su1c1DE.-Last evening about six
o'clock John Henderson,. q civil engineer,
took heavy dose of laudanum in a room
in the Waverly House and died shortly
afterward. He was about fOrty-four years
old and stranger here. The cause Of his
taking the poison is not known.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

Headquarters, state Central ExecHtiVe
Committee Republican Party of Louisiana, New Or.
leans, Louisiana. August 49, l8:4.-The committee
met pursuant to the call of S. L. PACK ARD. presi.
dent las per resolution Of state ConventiOn), and
the following organization was effected. to wit:
President-S. B. PACKARD.
Vice Presdent-JAMES LEWIS.
Secretary-CHARLES HILL.
Assistant Secretary-L. LAxAElERE.
Corresponding Secretary. X. G. PlTKlN.
TleasuIeg-B. +. JOCBERv
erB-EXECrT.vK COMMITTEE.
s. B. PACKARD, Chairman xoflicio.
3. F. FLANDERS, JAMES =. CASEY,
B. F. JOUBERT. G. W. LOWELL.
MICHAEL HAHN. JAMES LONGSTREET.
JANIS LEWIS. q. C. ANTOINE.
JOAN q. HARRIS, 7. T. ALLAN.
B. A. BRAY, +. RIARp.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
q. C. BLANDIN Chairman.
B. +. JOUEERT. ex officio.
c. r. GAD0, T. B. STAMPS.
L. DARRALL. JOHN GAIR.
P. b. s. PlNCHBACa, WILLIAM +. LOAN.
J. L. HERWIG, T. A. CAGE,
I. z. BENTLEY.
All Communication. must be addressed 70 5. B.
Packard. president. New Orleans, louisiana
au3O CHARLES HILL. Secretary.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Bapttsto Clarens - No.
37,lO7.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDITORS
IN 81 this estate to present their bills within
days from this date to the administrative.
WIDOW CLABENS,
$3.50 0c4 So No 80 st. Philip street.
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WARD PoLIrIcs.-As general thing
ward politicians have been rather quiet
this week, though they have not cease d
working. Republican clubs are active in
looking after members, seeing that they
register. Leaders are feeling around to see
who aspire to city Offices, and they do not
look in vain. Numerous small cards in.
dictate that there are gentlemen who are
willing to be administrators, even at time"
selling for thirty-fve cents.
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SHERIFF SELLING CRY PROPERTY ro

SHERIFF SELLING CITY PROPERTY FOR
TAxEs.-Our readers must have OCCASION
ally noticed an advertisement In the REPUB.
LICAN announcing that the city had seized
certain parcels Of real estate belonging to
+. Lacroix, because he has failed to pay his
taxes. Monday, Tuesday and yesterday q
deputy sheriff hammered Oft lots of these
lots, and the bidding has been quite ami
mated nm to the sum demanded, that is, the
amount Of taxes and costs. Very few pieces
brought more than the figures called for,
and some fell back on the city, as they did
not obtain an offer sufficiently large to
cover the demands. Mr.. Lacroix seems. in
different about the transaction, and even
looked on the process rs spectator.
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REPUBLICAN PARISH EXECUTIVE CON-
MrrrEE.-A meeting of the above committee
took place yesterday afternoon, Vice Presi
dent Tcstrick presiding in the absence of
Colonel Lewis. the president. Owing to the
absence OF several members, who are also
members of the State Central Executive
Committee, which body was in session at
the same time. the committee adjourned to
meet again At four O'Clock this afternoon.
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'Tke CITY Of NtW OFIt10 ". r. H SO0t6S
mayd.
CCPERioR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. So. 5l6.-By virtue Of . writ Of
teri facas to me directed BY the honorable thas
in the above entitled caure, Tor city 4axes Of
1873, will proceed to sell At public suction.
at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchnngs,
Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhouap
Atreets. in the Second District of this city. o.
THURSDAY. October 1874. at twelve O'Clock H..
TWENTY CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. situated
in the Second District Of this city. bounded by
CustOmhouse, Murat, Canal and lexandeg streots.
Assessed at twenty One hundred dollars.
TEN CERTAIN LOrS OF GROUND, situated il
the district of this city in square number six
hundred and twelve, bounded by CustomhOuse. ".
Patrick. BernadOtte and Canal streets measuring
three hundred and nineteen feet by one hundred
and fifty six feet in depth. Assessed Vt fourteen
hundred and sixty dollars.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
". r. HAkPKx,
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Murdoch.
SUPkR1OR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans No. IS 515-By virtue OF ~i!t OF
ier facias to me directed BY the honorable the
the above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1879.
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer'
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, On Royal street.
between Canal and C,lstombOuse streete IN the
Second District Of this city, ON THURSDAY. Octo'
Der 1874, at twelve clock H.. the following de-
OSE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
in the First District of this city. In square number
forty five, bounded by Tchoupitoulas, Thaa, Hum
enteen measurinx one hundred and forty.six feet
on Tchouptoulas street. by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth,
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cssh On the spot.
w.P. HARPER,
ar2s sel3 eel Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleaLA
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms Republican Parish Executive
Committee. New Orleans, October ], lS1+.-An I'D
journed meeting of the committee will take place
THIS trhursday) AFTERNOON. 1t four O'Clock
precisely. The punctuAl attendance 0: oil mem
bevs is earnestly requested.
By order Of the committee.
ocl II SIN. QUITE Secretary.