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averted. At this period the government
! vas found to. be- "a, Rsakaand inaGReiAnt.
that commissioners were appointed to
meet 1t Annapolis in 1856 to form gen.
eral system of commercial regulations,
and finding their powers insufficient TO
eaec: anything of importance,. they advised
the States to elect delegates with ampler
powers to meet At Philadelphia, which
was done in May, iii. Washington was
chosen president Of this convention, which
after four months deliberation, formed
the present constitution, to take the place
Of the articles Of confederation and per-
petual Union between the States Of New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Bay, Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations, Con-
necticut New York, New Jersey. Pennsyl-
vania. Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia. The preamble to the new con-
stitution sets forth clearly that the new
Union was not established by the States,
as was the articles of confederation which
previously bound them together. but by
the people. It reads as follows:
We, the people Of the United States, in
order TO form . more perfect union. estab-
lish justice. insure domestic tranquility.
provide for the common defense, promote
the general welfare, and secure the bless
lugs OF liberty to ourselves and our pos
terity, do ordain and establish this cOnsti-
tuition for the United States Of America
Under this constitution, framed by the
representatives Of the people Of the
United States, General Washington be-
came the first President. This was in
1889; when the people who had but re-
Gently thrown off the letters OF State,
whose sovereignty was placed in the
hands Of a king and taken upon them
selves the power Of yesting sovereign
authority where it has ever since been
maintained in this country, in the fedegal
government. '''
From the above it will be seen that
after the lessons that have been taught
the Democratic party upon the subject,
it is rather strange that SO influential
paper as the Couier-Jouraal should, at
this late day, be found advocating doc
trine that has been so often repudiated by
the American people.
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&SOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE
y OF orleans. No. AZ 325.-By virtue II . writ Of
seizure and sae directed by the honorable tho
Fourth DstriCt Court for the parish Of sr,e aus
the abOve entitled cause to ". P. Harper, Lao
eherff, and BIZ said l:ts heriff to me srsisferred
l will proceed to sell al public suction at the Mef
shanto end AuctiOneers 1xchsnge Royal streee
between Canal aud Customhouse streees in tho
eecena District of the city, Oh SATURDAY Janu
sry 30, 1875, a Twelve O'clock u. a&e fol!ovpS
described properly. to Wit.
A CERTAIN HALF EOf Oh SO3rsON ~
GROEND. snustsl in che second SistSc. Of Fan
city On e!R northeast 6de Of u. Peter st.ess -
tween SOu1bsu SuA Dauphne stEeees ~ souSipe
tbiIty feet trent Oh ~ eeteO sGyers b. seventy.
tive fbe4 deem SoundSl on enc siSe ~ 1SopsrJD
now WH iaO ~ RanetsU fes4sUls saa % Ne
CtheD Gds - Tsoperty AOU ~ ls,e = Seicho
TOgsce AOgetAef With t1e Sl6nss etc. 900
sistin2 Ds tyiek slaeed Dr. ling house sud =
Tendencies. Ssasin4 enc ssr NuMhss annette
three. tights, wayA privileged Gfs2eS. -~ei-s eAs
TlW sa.0 property belongs - stR a-iesdAOc
f-He!A "a S1& duly sesnGnRi b<is - III !stA
Mario 1. Tayrese~ die wife, ~ viEcos q QjuiA
Aiele rendered ~ tlLe Probate ENlrt q sh.ssitg
dated twsnsy.sXth April, 1854. number seven AVA
aired 1fd seventy OF She dos ssf sf sd eS15e.
which 5iisl2menf was confirmed w. The slpTems
Csurt On the &!ntA june. 1894. ana As sa4 80
Marie L. TayrOscs acquired saia c1oPesev fOG
Louise E. B., by Scs passed before q. Pollock
late notstr pub.G IN Ms eav. e. s.as saas.s S-ss
December. a}2'.
Neized in the above SUR.
Teyalsp-CasR ayl she spoae
EUGENE %'AI4MAS
Fi@: Sses;N III shs Parish ss CSlesn6
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Mary DOnOhOu W. Bridget <iOrmaa ct al.
1COUR"H DISTRICTCOuRT FOR The PARISH Of
Il orleans, No t3Sl3..Bv ~iri,se OF . ws.: OF fer
1acss against Bridget GormaY, vie OF SuliUs
Wilcox, to ME directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court tor shs parish SOs Orlsans
Al pnbhc auction, at the Merchants and Auction
esrs' Exchange, Royal street, between @anal ans
CustOmhouse streets, in the Second District OF this
city, on SATURDAY, January %, 1915. Sg twelve
O'Clock III, the following described ero2erty, 20
a CERTAIN LOT OF GRorNn ~ts e.e ssrieI
fuidnss and improvements thereon situated y
bounded by Girodi New Leves. Jafayetss ene
Commerce streets designated by tie aumbee
three on q plan drawn bv Z. Suygi, eurv$yaU. %
the fifteenth March, 1862, and deposited is e.e
office of A. +. Bienvenu. notary pubic in shss esso
as plan number rOrty two. which said lot rneasureC
twenty-five feet four inches front on Girod st'ee9
by eighty 1--WE feet eight inc hes deep on che DIVE
ion lire OF lots Numbers four, five six and seves
sixty-tive feet one inch four lines deep on t1e
opposite side. dividing it from lot number tvs
thence a tlrst rear line running toward Cons
merce street, two feet Que inch, with fUrths9
depth of twenty feet four inches 10 the sec0nS
rear line, which measures twenty.Oce feet IA
same was purchased by William German fcong
L. LacrOx, on che twenty seventh OF sep,eYose,
1865 per act passed before said notar', !. b Ble1.
venu, and decreed by the Second District Cs1rS
for the parish OF Orleans, the t:rtisth Of 'uls
1868, IN the succession of William German. 20
1864 of the docket OF the Second District CSlrs
for thu parish of Orleans, to be the ssparsre Prep
eyty of Bridget German, tl.S 1efaSdSiS esrSS9s
Seized in the above suit.
EUGENE wNGe4HAx,
civil Shesk d she pss.s.. Of ssleAneb
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NOTICE.

OYSIcR OF PIE COMMISSIONERS OF PIE
preedman's Savings and Trust Company,
Washington. d. c.. July 2o. 1874.
Notice is hereby gwen to all persons, other than
deuositOrs, who may have claims against the
FREKDMANS SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
or any OF its branches that they called upon to
present the same and to make legal proof thereof
Office, No. $50. Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
District of Columbia. Pass books when properly
adjusted. will be deemed sufficient proof of the
balances shown to be due thereon. DepOsitore
will therefore present their pass books to the re.
epective branches by which they were issued ss
soon as possible that they may be properly veri.
ted a2d balanced JOHN A. J. CRkSWELL.
ROBERT PuRvIS.
R8.T. IEIPOLD.
Ar4 tfe1A Com m issfoner0.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
On. curtis ON MANHOOD.

Oh. CURTIS ON MANHOOD.
800, 100 COPIES SOLD IN ALL PABTS OF EUROPE
AND AMERICA.
medical essay on the cause and cure OF premS
tn 10 decline in man, showing how health is lost,
and how reganed. 1t gives clear synopsis Of the
impediments to marriage, the treatment OF ner:
v0us and physical debility exhausted vitality, and
all other diseases appertaining thereto; the result
ogtwenty five years successful practice.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
CURTIS on MANHOOD. There is.nO msmbe1 Of
society by whom this book will not be found use.
full, whether he b. parent, preceptor oE clergy
man.-LOndOn Times.
CURTIS on "MASHooD"-This book should be read
BY the Young for instruction. and by the afflicted
for relief; it will injure no one-New York Herald
Price Fifty Cents. BY Mail.
Address the author DR. CURTIS. No. 9 Rampant
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PROCLAMATION.
&ISOO REWARD.
STAY. OF Io.:..A-A.,

STAY. Or Io.:.,A.A.,
E1ecu.,vs s.epar. men:
View csesls. CeeeuI .ey - :3:s
T.s:eas. =. she eysniD, Of ne eighteenth o:
December. 90 JAMES V. C.TS.nS attorney q:
law, o: 81. Joseph. Tensas parish. -. This STATE
while .e:u.nin: from v.s:s 10 HI. .i:he. j.. .Ae
parish q: 81 Helena 2ss IL ehis State was assSs.
sinated ~ being shs: Sa6 .is :hroa. e.: so6
whereas the 2erpe:rat". o. perpetr s:c-s Q: :ae
aforesaid crime Asvs :.:5e.:s ssSsoe: ssrss, saS
punishment:
Row, therefore. T. "i.iiAa Pr: x..oss, s,o-s.sos
OF the State OF Xc.s.saA IL safe this sSy u
proclamation Nfsesn, Tewsr o: ONE THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS fss saS. sa:o.mS.
ton - sinai. lead 10 she arrest and convection of
the nUgGe-es .. nuScsreys .: SO sSis JSueS Is.
Clinton.
Given under my hand, sai The ees. o. sas state,
this :wsnts-.i1ts day OF Decenbes, IN :Ae year of
on. Lord eighteen hundred and seventy foa.. s.d
Of the independence Of sls gated StA.eS Ss
4meyiea tse Sinety.nin.n.
WILLIAM 2. Kellogg.
BY the Governor: f. 4,
3. G. pSeEoNDN .g-
ssSssts:r .: S:A.es De-:
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THIRTEENTH CALL.
Redemption OF five.TWents BOnds Of
1862.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Washington November g. 49,.
DR. VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY GIVEN By
ID the act Of Congress approved July H. 1870, en-.
titled IAN ac. to authorize the refunding the
national debt" hereby give notice that the prn.
cipal and accrued interest OF the bonds herein.
below designated, known as "Fivetwenty bonds !"
will be bald at the treasury Of the United States,
in the city of Washington, on and after the
SECOND DAT OF FEBRUARY, 1875, and that the
interest on said bonds will cease on that day.
That Is TO say coupon bonds. known al the fourth
series act Of February 25, 1862, dated May J. 1852
IS follows
COUPON BONDS
&30-NO. 420l to No. 1851, both inclusive
&lo0-No. beJI to No. 10 J0J both inci1iys.
$5o1-NO. 50ol to No. 1000, both inclusive
$lo00-NO. Il, 9Il to 81 1000 both inclusive
$500)00o.
The amount outstanding (embraced in the Au-n.
Ders as aboye) is five million dollars of coupon
bonds.
United States securities, forwarded for redemo.
tion shou d De addressed to the Loan Division q
the Secretary's Office"
nG3 B. H. BRISTOW Secratarv
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SHERIrr'S SALES.

A66f1g Es6iSac -. Mitkft14 pa1sse
01xTH DISTRICT COURT DOR THE PARIsD
y Of Orleans, No. 69l7.-Bv virtue OF . VII. q
- s1re and sale directed by the honorable tlD
Sixth District Court for the pari6h Of Orlesna
sheriff and by said late sheriff to me.trAns!erre%
VIII proceed to sell Il public SECTION At the sr-
sh0ts onq -AuCtOneer6 Exchange NOyS street
Oesween Canal and custom house streets in the
SecOnd District OF this city. a0n WEDNESDAY,
1 nom9f ~ 1914 ~ evolve oel0cb =, 80 -
Tvs ESrs 81 Pt SRo5Sks 70 toss,h with I'll.
buildings thereon and appurtenances thsreuats
Belonging situSted in Fauboury Livaudas Fourth
Distract OF this city. desgnstA by the n,nperD
i0ur aud nve OF islet number one hundred and
st. Denis streets, on a. plan Of y. 8Oelhausen late
surveyor, dated September 10, 13Aa deposited in
the office OF hucien Hermann, late notary pubic
In this city; the said two lots OF ground lsyna soA
tigusus - each other, md having, Sseh, EnS,iss
measure, the following dlmensions viz: She let
number tous, twenty nine feet frsus On Eir8
strest, by one hundred feet in dapth; the l6 nus
Der nve, twenty nine feet front First street IN
depth Of one hundred sud tventy. five feet on The
elSo tsWaro anu parallel to st. Dsnis street, elen
perpendicular to Dryades street md nsraIiai r.
First street then running at . right anse tvantv.
hva feet toward and perpendicular 10 Ersr rrAet
and parallel to Dryades street, then runn;na njsS
Sud paallel % First STREE. and then running n
right angle M ~ Hirst 0treet. sad hDeasurinn one
hundred feet on the division line Of said lot nun
Der four. Which property was puBh0sed b.
exseuted on the eleventh Of FebrrEy, 1855 -
Achille ChiSpSllA chen q nOtVy DAba0 in sa.A
Seized in the above aIiA
TsrDs~Cssh en- the spot.
EuGEHH Wes0ANAk
civil sheNh Of che Parish .: tReanA
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IsrneIite Charitable Association ~. Mrs.
Emma ThiheTge, wife oJ 1sagy :. Tksoorge
authorized etc.
CiXTR GIsTRICY COURT PoH THE s.fsiSa.
- OF Orleans No. SlO3.-Bv ~irtue of writ O.
seizure and sale to me directed lss Che favorable
the sixth District Court for the parish .: Orleans
In the above entitled cause will proceed - sell as
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange Royal street, between Canal ard CuS
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of shs
CITY. on SATURDAY January go. e6.5 - twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following descy1sd pIoeerog. 20
wit
ings thereon and appurtenaces thersunto t~lOas
inSing situated in the Third Distric: OF Vac etc
making parts Of lots numbers three and tour, is
square number Aeven, on plan anne ed essGn acS
psYed on the twenty4seeond Of May. 1875 before
John = Holland, late . NOTARY pulls m .hss Se.1o
Which said lots Of GROUND having il french aess
urs each thirty feet front Aepsge stres. b. eae
hundred and fifty feet in depth. between para lss
lines Whjeb property was purcb sss3 b, Mira
'GhibeSge, defendant bereiN from kdMOnN
Druillet. pes act passed before Abe! Drsy!sls. =
notary public IL this city. ~ ths sslsr:"~stS ss
October, 49,.
keized in the above suis.
VefDs~Cass on chs spot.
AtGESk NAGGANAS,
Givi: ShesiB sf the Parish ~ O.!eshs
- al
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS,


NRnrcAs ". Kadovich -. Steans Tug ella
Wood No. z
pS THE UNITED STATES Oi.fRIG. court
to an admiralty warrant, to me directed il: Tho
above entitled suit have ssite9 sIss eakea e.:o
my possession
THE STEAM gCG ELLA NOoD H0. . hep tackle,
apparel, etc, now Gbeed sy MArcus ~ R.dU
vich for the causes set forth Id the .,beI xov
pending In the District Court OF ehe United S-ates
And T do hereby cite and admonish the or no o,
owners thereof and all and every perso. or peso
sons having or pretending to have any glght tito
district Court OF the United States for the Ia .tre6
afoI esaid to be holden at the city Of New o,leons
cause if any they have or can, why the sal4 tug
should not be condemned and sold agresabls 70
the prayer Of libelants.
United States MArshars OfBce Rev s)pYeans.
December H. 1874 s. B. PACKARD
del5 ~ 3oja3 United States Marsha
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Sine ufarue of stoaewa!s jackson. sxesus-
al BIZ Che late SIR Foley. che "s..khcwn
&nglisis sculptor, fog the city .! Charles
soh. sorsh Carolina. sc so. nsariy scI'
ere,ed az she Msnos foundry. as Chelsea.
GEAR Lcndoa, The General ;s cepresen:eG
a. standing with drawn brosdsword in
Als righs bard. The hand rests Sd the
s~ord hilq. AID The point Of she weapon
90 placed upon piece OF roek at the side st
Che figure. He wears a hcrsernan's short
sufic. girf By q broad belt. and buttORed
CLOSE on the shest, and loose trowsers, with
siding boots. The defect Of the work ls IN
Che face, which lacks TiFacity, aae sven
e,oetis avg ses:isessss.
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0:siohei Wi.kham Hoffman, who ss pleas
Antiy reneM bere5 he:e 40 az officer al
saiNtary headquarters il !so5 and who has
sas ,nans years been sec:ssary OF the Ameg-
Asan legation az Paris. has been transferred
~ s.onton. where he vii! act il. % e!in!lar
asapaxitc
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SsaDceio DsssssSe Hephero " Ale n aArt
CastAing


CastAng.
GIXTn DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH O.
y Orlesns No. 7l2l.-By virtue Of a writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the hOnOrdbe the Sixth
District Court tor the parish Of OrlenA in the
above enttlescsuse. ,Yill proceed toseli at pub
change. Royal street, between Cans 0S Custom
house streets in the Second District of thisc.ts
on SATURDAY, January 80, 1875 az Twelve cIOee
H.. the following described proverte. to vit->
4 CERTAlN PORTION OF GROUND stuated e
the Third District Of shis city, il the squsss
bounded by Grape Tor Burgusdgl. =. Antaony
Love Tor Rampsrt) ane Bistoy COR Kerlsrscp
streets FORMING part Of trace of lopd de Sna:si
by the letter ,, on plan drown by J. q D'Heme
court surveyor, dated thirtieth % Juls, 1859 and
late notary public in This city on she fourth %
august. 1889 Aaid portion % grounA mesoGripe
thirteen feet nine incheo one line 'front.' "a Crepe
(R Burgundy street, on q broken line one hulr
the SIDE line nearest to History Tor Kerieecl
street, forty.twO feet seven inchee seven lines On
line separating it from lot number enc hundred
and twenty.six, on the aforesaid piaa eighty.fve
feet eight inches on the rear line separaringt
from lot number one hundred and nineteen eighty.
from the property Of Mrs N8sl, t&ence twenty
four feet eight inches ON a line PERPENDICULAR TO
St. Anthony street, where it meete az NSht a1glsa
the line OF . secOnd depth parallel to saaI St. ~
ond depth Oh the eide line nearest 70 ead * On.
thOny strest of forty. five feet els inches Being
the same property that the d defendant here's
acquired by purchase from Nlrs. Simeon q NAthe\
per act Of Gale passed before 4. X. BNn~euu, NJ
s 5ssy public il city on Tie aistAs II ''ss
Seized in ehe above suie
Tsrms-Cash on the spot
Civil Sheri1of the Perish .: orIsAus
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She Alabama Eontere4ce Ot che Metho-
sSist Church, lately in session 9t Opelika,
Soted down the temperance amendment TO
Che discipline. making the drinking sc SELL
XsS -. !iqua, Incompatible with mhmbes-
ev... Il. :Ia; church: yeas -. nayS 800
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TIE Kew. Or. y. ". Reed, an eloquent
.s.eire FROM Rockford. Illinois, Sas been
,revailed upor to temporarily supply the
puipi4 Of the Unitarian Church. az the cor.
s-er OF ST. Charles and Julia streeis. in this
city. and Will preach thers every Sunday
sUornins until further notice.
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SALE OF CONDEMNED lAH.ALKX
HORSES.

ssGAafnRAAsegs.s S,rS.cs
New Orleans December 81, 1874 {
1yHEREWiLI 81 SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION.
Il al II A. NJ. on January 49, 1875, al the govern.
men, ware house, on Magazine street, ia this citv.
FOURTEEN CONDEMNED CAVALRY HORSES
Terms-Casa - Vai.ed States currency at :.nse
Of sale HENRY c. HODGES.
de3n6t S,uartermaster United States ARMY.
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;hs forty gentlemen whe com::os- she
frisco Arsonaafs sanss :gom Ha:sendevs
ss preachers At % reeens 'nse:!n: several
candidates were 5lacl.-Salled. when mem.
Der. yisins with dignity said: ~: tifis
shiag's n going 80 Se yug by s:a'sh-as'ke'.
Hible.ws,acke,s then I goes in 20. rcX.'
His bypothesi. Sejng granted. he went ~.
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By a. Gerard.
xor..,o,> YURNLrrRh. CA,p,rs. Pas

HocssaOIc YURNITCRk CARPETS fAECf
GOODS ART WOSEs PA1sTlNGs. jENEtRy
SISHoSDs WATCHES GTC.
DI q. GERARD, AUCTi0EEEA-OfFICK
ID and sales rooms Noe. !. aud u BOURBON street
near Cana comDencIn2 a, eleven O'Clock
HOUSEHOLD FURNIIC2h. CARPETS FANCY
GOoOs. ART WORKS, PAINTINGS, ShWELRY
DIAMONDS WATCHES &c.
1ri.-eekl& es.es TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS s28
SATURDAYS
LIBERAL advances m ade en- cone ynments nol0
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CLOTHING At cost.
CLOTHING AT COST.

e&;ss 20 she du,lne:s o: erai. - 81. s....i. /.
"u. entire wholesale stock of Mems youths and
Boys CLOTHING and FGRNIsHISO GOODS q.
FETAL u COST, Tor cash. GCyers SHOULD nas IA.
80 call before purchasing elsewhere.
GAETHWAlTE. LEWIS & MILLER.
ie20 eoi2w Nc 100 Common ..r.e..
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regular old fashioned Methodist watch
dneeting Will be held al the Ames Methodist
Episcopal Church, on New Years eve. 3he
oaryices will commence 1t ten O'Clock anu
continue until the next year
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o.4,o sou appear toG she defendant. =
aaid the Judge to q lawyer at the trial OF
an innocent man. 40, sir, said the prls-
osner's counsel. che is engaged tor tie per
0socufiOpc '
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1T'HE CITIZENS sAVtNGA BANK

'Y'HE CITtzENs' sAsINGs BANK
u . strictly legitimate bank for ssvirgs
no1a.sd .pon the plan OF popular and successf3
Institutions ID New Cork and London. end frco:.
porsted April q. 1873, under . specia! and favor
sbe charter granted ~ the Legislature Of che
STATS OF Iouisi s.a. vita 80 authorized capital o.
e29Sn
Interest si4 per eess pes snrnn.
Deposits Of ten Censs and upward received
u deposits are payable OF demand
Open daily from l. II. 20 P. H., aid On Ss:us
1c1ss SvaSiny from SIX - eight o'clock.
GRCNEWALD HALL
No. - Raronne StrAes.
ySEsNEE, JkGUBERNAron,
Casaise Pres en:
JoaSsoN ARMSTRONG, THOMAS HASAM.
B. BURBANK IL. GUBBRNATOR
mil ly N. BENNER.
NkW ORLkANe SAVINGS iNsTITU.
~ TIOE, No l5e Cana. street. Trustees~Ds.
v. Newton Mercer, Z ?. Ganeres, George JonaA
Taonsae 4. AGslns, Thomas Allen Clarke Charles
;. Leeds David Cr9.ha1., joha G. Gaines. Car
Ho:a- CHRISTIAN Schneider, Sam lei ssA.on.
leteyes1 Above on Deposits.
L. r. GENRES, President.
CzAhiRs KILsaAr, Treasurer. mh2s ~
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There is q reason tor everything ard
Vanderbilt attributes his good heaisl; and
dong lite to the wearing o: coarse wooieh
stockings all the year round
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Fine all wool cashmere pants at 80 80.
81, 81 So. e.. Sc. 81 and IS, at Garthwaite.
S1ewie a. Milles's. No. 100 Common street.
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Mary =. Burges. VS.. .. Nl. Wells.

~
EouRTB DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 45.lie.-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale directed by the honorable the
Fourth District SQUIRT for the parish Of Or
leans in the above entitled cause, to w. y.
Harper, late sheriff and by said late sheriff
TO me transferred will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneers' TX.
change, Royal street between Canal and custom.
house streets, in the Second District ct this
city on WEDNESDAY, December 30, 1874 at twelve
O'clock H., the following described 'property. 20
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TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with all the improve.
men:s thereon situated in the city and parish Of
Jefferson (now the Sixth District Of New Orleansl
IL this State, il the square number forty seven,
bounded by Jena, Csdiz, Plaquemine and Perrier
streets, and designated BY tile numbers six ard
seven, on a plan by L. sursi late surveyor on the
twentvsixth day OF May 1885, and deposited in
the Office CT William Boswell late notary public
in this city; which SAID lota adjoin each other
and measure each, American measure, thirty feet
front on rlaqu emine street, BY one hundred feet
in depth, between parallel lines. Being the same
lots purchased by the defendant herein from John
7. Michel by act passed before P. E. Davis, notary
public in, this city, on the seventh of March 1861
Seized in the above suit.
TsgWCCash on the spot.
EUGENE wA60AMAN.
Civil Sheriff Of the Isrisb Of Orlssns.,
aga ses I339
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

Hon. William Gray. . Member OF the
SAississippi Legislature, from Washington
county, is stopping in this city for few
days, and yesterday favored us with call.