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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS.


In spite of the rain of last night goOdly
sized audience assembled at this theatre to
witness the performance of Lester Wal
lacks charming cornedy-drama of "Rose-
dale, or the Rife Ball" This play has been
presented here during the present engage
ment of Mr.. Barrett in most satisfactory
manner, and with an unusually strong cast,
for in addition to Manager Davey's COM
pany, the fine comedian, Mr.. John T. Ray
mond and his accomplished lady Miss
Marie E. GOrdOn), were especially engaged
to play B,u.b,u'y Eobb and Florence bay.
Rosa Leigh found a fitting representative
in Miss Louisa Hawthorne, while Miles Nc
ke,tna proved to be character exactly in
the line of Mr.. Harry Meredith, careful
actor in heavy business. Mr.. j. w. Nor
ton acted Matlhe,o Leigh, the young village
doctor, and delivered the celebrated speech
in behalf of the medical profession in a
manner that could scarcely be improved
upon.
"Rosedaie" will be repeated for the last
time at the matinee performance Saturday
noon. AS the seats are nearly all taken Tor
that OCCASION it is unnecessary to cay the
house will be full.
This evening Mr.. Barrett will play Gas.
sizes. in Julius C;esar," for his benefit.
ST. Charles Theatre.
Although Zip" has been most successful,
anu tNIUtUly WOuItt uIa" lOE d longer
period, Miss Lolita will produce for her ben
eft this evening the new drama called
Heart sease. or, What is Money Without
1t ~ written for her by Edmund Falconer
In This drama Lolita will appear in her
original character of 1foy Uildrose.
Grurewald Hall.
Tie grand vocal and instrumental concert
TO be given at this place for the benett of
the widow Of the late Theodore Won La
IIachc will take place this evening. A
large number Of the best of our professional
and amateur artists will assist at the con.
cert, and it will be one in every way worthy
OF patronage. aside from the commendab!c
motives tog which it is given.
The Opera House.
''Faust" was performed last nigh. before
a toierably large audience. Nine. Fursch-
Nader intensified and renewed the favora.
BILE opinions already formed of her graceful
rendering Of Gounod's greatest creation.
TO morrow evening ''Fanst' viii he re.
peated. At the matinee Otfenbach's opera
boutie. ''Bagbe Bleue," IS announced TO be
given.
Sunday evening the programme will con.
sst of Dumas five act drama. La Dame
aux Camelas." and Donizetti's two act
opera. LA File du Regiment
Monday the benefit of NJ. Momas. the
leader OF the orchestra, takes place. Mey.
erbeer's grand opera, lie Prophetic" will
be performed. NJ. Devoycd having kind
consented to take part.
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Local Intelligence.

T.RsT FREE MISSION BAPTIST AssoCia-
TON. The fourth days proceedings were
brief Moderator Winston IN the char.
elder Daniel King gave on: a hymn. ..!der
ijorcey offered up prayer.
Elder q w. S-eptoe. of this parish. was
elected corresponding secretary. having 10
opposition
Elder Harris. OF this parish. was chosen
treasurer.
The finance committee is composed OF the
following named membera: Elder -. Bar
,ell. George Holmes, Edmund Jones.
Elder George Butler ofiered'a resolution
20 grant brethren of St. Mary parish .Ac
right 70 form an association. Referred.
The daily REPUBLICAN was chosen the
official organ Of this body.
Elder Steptoe delivered short. Du' lh.er'
ssting lecture on general topics, while tne
mission was waiting for committee 20 80
surn and make report.
Moderator Winston edited 'he meeting
bv reading lesson from a religious work.
Secretary johnson read the minutes OF
the executive committee proceedings dur
ing The past year, but they would moi inter-
est our readers. The committee or grew
ances arrived and made report. which
embraced several minor subjects, and are
20. Cor publication.
.ae ,ni..:oa vii! NEE. again to-day.
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ST. Patrjck's Day.

The various branches OF the Hlbernian
Brotherhood in this city are already max
ing arrangements for the annual observ'
ance Of S.. Patrick's Day--the seventeenth
O: March next. The committee i'll whose
hands has been placed the making OF az
rangements. are resolved that the observ'
ance of the day. SO sacred to every Irish
man. shall pass of with more than usual
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

IHOHiHS FIcSu Tty VS. w ilIIuEl tINrIln ana
Charles Joseph, lntervenOr - Second justice
Court for the parish OF Orleans, No. 1929,
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed bv the Hon. ". L. Evans second
just ice of the peace in and for the parish of Orleans
in the above numbered and entitled suit vii
proceed 70 sell al public auction at the Merchants
and AuctiOneeTs Exchange Royal street between
Customheuse and Canal streets, on FRIDAY
February IS, 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
tYic. of this cItYs in the square bounded by Per.
dido, Rocneb'ave Gravier and DOinonde late
Dorgenois, streets The said lot is designated hv
the No. H. forming the corner of Perdido and
Roche blave streets, and measuring, in American
measure, 81 feet inches lines front Perddo
street 40 feet il depth and 50 feet inch So lines
wide n The rear, the whole according to a pan
of said square made by A. Pesssc, architect, on
the nineteenth Of March 1870, together with the
cumstaDces and dependencies TO the said lot be-
longing Said lot was acquired by act of sale be-
fore Joseph Euvisr notary public, from the heirs
Cf K. q. Gam mack tOSharles Joseph August 1873.
Seized III sne above stated sut,
Terms~Ths YuIcilas has TO assume mortgage
Q! S!.5s with INTEREST," This being the second and
last auction che said property will be definitely
Indicated 20 th1 highest and last bidder for what
u VII. bring az twelve months credit, the pur-
chaser furnishing bond with good ard solvent Sc
GuSltr, bearing eight per cent interest per anuum
from date, and special mortgage the property
sold uNell Hnai 1aymens. SAID purcha ser viii have
10 Ceduct and pay IN cash the printing and con-
stable fees and furthermore Pie STATE and city
taxes the aUloUu: of which is not yet ascertaned.
ja29 tt. u JOHN MCCORMICK Coustahle
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in Sankruptcy-N0. 1854.

Nx"HEREAS, ARNOLD cyEDFR OF NEW Or
W leans and district aforesaid, duly declared
bankrupt uuCcc he act OF Congress OF March, 1861,
has this day fled said CONT d petition pray ing
for discharge and certificate thereof from all has
debts and other claims prOv&ble under said act.
Notice IS therefore given TO all creditors who
have proved their debts and to al other persons
IN Interest, that the twenty first day of February,
idA at IL j. NJ, Is assigned for the hearing OF tho
same, and that they may then and there attend
and show cause, if any they have why the prayer
of the said petition should not be granted ard
further notice ia given that the bankrupt VII
dergo al examination before Register Kellogg on
the nineteenth day of February, A. d. 1874 II A.
NJ AT his office, CustOmhOuse building.
Clerks Office, New Orleans. January 20, l6If
ja.D fe4 IL K. LOEW, Deputy Cleik.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

ASSESSMENTS Nos. 155 AND l5t.-See
special notice column. Death of George
Med. Burke and Bernard Buscker. Pay
able at the office of the Mutual Aid and
Benevolent Life Insurance Association of
Louisiana, No. IS Camp street.
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Jackson Street Synagogue.

We learn that the Rev. Marx Moses has
been called from the Retolmy Synagogue at
Peoria, Illinois. to take charge of the
jackson Street Synagogue. Rev. Mr.. Moses
is regarded as an able and eminent divine.
and has taken charge of an intelligent and
influential congregation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06
Succession of e. Weiss.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. SO 507.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors this estate and TO all other per
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have or can, why the account presented by
the administrator Of This estate should not be
homoogated and approved, and the fIn.s distgt
uted i'll accordance theIewithe
Bv order OF the Court.
fp3 liz FRANK PACE - Ce-S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

SivfRwaRE AND CLoTiIlS.: STOLEN -
Several nights ago the 'sweilln. mousse OF
Dr. Potter. on st. Charles street. was robbed
.: silyevware and clothing worth $500. De-
sective Ueyreaux was dispatched TO look
after the matter. and when he had gained
all the information possible. arreste! John
Morris and William Griffin. who lived in
.he house. On: Griffin was ;iterward dis
charged. /. was learned that Morris re.
Gently expressed q package. to st. Louis.
and it is halt suspected that the bunt.le CON
GAINED come 81 the stolen goods.
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Succession Of John Friess.

CEC1ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH Of
~ Orleans, No. .6,soi..-Whereas, Mrs.. GOttliete
Frisss has r.tirioned :he court for letters of ad
ministratio She estate OF the late John
Friess deceased. interstate. Notice is hereby
given 70 all whom i. may concern 70 show
cause, within Ten days. WHY the prayer q; the said
petitioner should nos he granted.
BY order OF the Court.
f,G 10 ~ PRANK PACE. JR. C'eYS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

TrF: New FOREMAN or NECfA:'cs'
40. circumstances having vacated the
office of foreman in this company. j. be-
came necessary to hold another election.
Sir. William johnson. first assistant: was
She only candidate. and his popularity
necessarily placed him in 'front.'. Hr. John
.on is a fireman throughout. and has been
identified with the department. since bis
Soybood. and doubtless will fl! his office to
she entire satisfaction OF those who placed
:im there. After the election the new tore
man invited the company to s.. Patrick, >
:air, where be wet his commission with
champagne galore.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

4 REMEMBRANCE FROM THE FAIR AL.
though it is not likely that we viii forget
20 mention ST. Patrick's fair, at odd rel,
lows Hall. vet Mines. Fitzgerald and
Eagan. of st. Alphonsus table, sent us
reminder in the form of something which
tasted somewhat like nectar is supposed to
taste. The hall was well crowded last
night, and all the tables were Literally
patronized Tho voting is beginning 10
grow warm. and the several contestants,
with their friends, are .canvasslng cheer-
fully. Remember that the fair VIII not
continue many nights LONGER. All the arti,
cles for sale are of excellent quailfy' ana
purcbasers will not be imposed on in any
respect. Make at least one visit, II only 10
look at the pretty sight.
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Succession of w. NarYsil.

~ Of Orleans, No. 3S,9e2.-Whereas E. T. Parker
has pe:itioned the coUI. foy letters OF admiais-
trati.n on Che estate OF the late ". NOTyell, de.
ceased. interstate. notice is hereby given 30 al
whom i may concern. 10 show cause within I. II
days. why the prayer OF the e:.iI Se....oleG I'll Guild
not he granted
BY o. de, OF the cou:e.
.... IL Ep.C~ y.cr ~ 6.s,p
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S.'L STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SUSIE 2'S o.!.: COURT FOR THE PAfSs%
0~NscE.Nss
ssssg s'ss 8. -A,'.v sARSEs-:SsssS

r hEREBS CERTIFY THAT ON THE TwENTYaD
Il second day of January, 1874, Judgment was
rendered i'll this court i'll the following entitled
suit in the words and figures following. TO wit o.
Sarah &os, william Barnes-No. 56O,.
Npn motion OF 7. Wharton Coeus attorney for L D
Due proof in support of her demand, by reason q
the law and the evidence being in favor of PLAINTIFF
il is ore red adjudged and decreed that the Judge
ment by default herein entered on the nine teenIn
instant be now confirmed; that there be Judgment
for plaintiff, Sarah Ross against defendant Williams
Barnes her husband, decreeing a separation OF
property between the said parties; that plaintiff
have the separate administration of her affairs
aud property that her said husband be condemned
to restore and paw TO her the sum of $241i, with
legal interest from judicial demand, and with the
wile's privilege and mortgage for restitution 90
dowry on all his property, real AID personal AM
that the following property be ret0snized as pare
phernal and as belonging to her in her separate
! right. viz A lot of ground and improvements
Thereon in the suburb ST. Mary, Second Munic o.
PATIO NOW First DistIict Ooths city in the
square comprised within Gravier Circus St. Joh&
special plot dated twelfth june 1871, by Bourseros
survey Or and deposited in the office of Louis 10
Caire, notary pnhic, measuring thirty seven te,f
one inch front Gravier street by eighty feet .
depth between parallel lines and bounded enc
side 30 lot No. and OF the other side by lot Ne q
NenNed TO pay the costs.
1udglssns gls1 ssnuaTs ). i8.t; a
y. esssA onv SfsSoS ! have hereunto SEE neT
band and iii xed Gle seal OF the said court at tic
January in she wear OF Lord one thou 5anA
q ght GunsissS - seoe9i -iour.
s: O'LEARY,
is5s ias3 xl1e Deputy Cleric
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NOTICE.


TRrAsrRs .RP.R.xYyf !
s.Gcece t,s Controller of she Currency,
Washington. October 20. l673.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
~ VINO may have claims against the New orleans
National Banking Association, of New Orleans
Louisiana, 'hae they are called upon to present
the and - make legal proof to John Cock
rem, receiver q 81. Office Of said bank, at No.
C&roniei. e.re-T, Me- Orleans, Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
srlG2r, Cor ts0il.-r % She Currencr.
PETITION.
c.w CsLRAys 'a.us-v - 49,:
'sso II: HONORABLE. MAYOR, ADiISiS.RA.
Il 'or oi improvement. and C..u.Il .: III. sity
q! New :tlran.-t,-Ltl. TDeD-Ih. undo. gned !.
yeal estate owner. or the north o. 10 % Ninth
street, between Magazine AZ. Camp streets ye-
specttul.. petition Your honorable body 90 have
brick baLqu.ttes and stor. curbinC placed in front
OF properties Within tn. above menrinn.d bound
aries, in accordance VT. III. provisions .: IL.
amended city charter.
Nero respectfully,
john Alt 81 feet inches :Iol. o, Sin.h stree.
JOHN SeleIlalg, 80 feet front on Ninth street;
Irs. !. gAmEOL, - feet front on Ninth street.
DEPARTMENT OF IxPRovENE-Ts
New Orleans, January l6, 1874
certify that the above is true copy from tie
or ginal petition now Gle in this office.
JAIL u :. .rs JAMES LkNlS, AcsIL!s'r.:Dr.
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Succession of Joseph Schcrer.

DARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
above succession are requested 10 come for.
ward aud present the same, and all parties IN.
debted to the notified to settle within
the Bext thirty days a. the Office of her agent. Mr.
+. Cbeyhe 4se., No. s8 Exchange place.
ANNA SCHERER.
;oe su,
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p: 'h- undersigned, DO s'.r.nly svear that she
foregoing statement is true and correct Ia al re
sIeCts. =. GtBUGLhT. state T.sasureg.
Sworn % ana subscribed hrfore 81. mis- .ae
:oYrt. .ay OF February, : !. 1874.
john l.. IARESCiH,
"52. i'is.r. % 'he Peace, parish 81 orleans.
NOTICE.
NOTICE * Hereby GINET THAT TIE CLERK
~ -! th- special committee appointed by the
speaker of 'he House 20 i'vs gate tn. outstaud-
ing voucher. os 1870, .8.l. 80: and 1915 will be
f.ln.l 1T Tn. committee room, 40. a. Dryades
street from ten /" four o'clock Iaiiy. Yarties IN
possession 81 vouchers of'le .b"v. dates aIs Leye-
by ,.OtI!... to cal . nd ec,.d tn. same.
HENRY DENsS
~ -. Jt.hr. che Baptist. Chairman.
'RAS. -. 'I.GI.s clerk ja2s Pun
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

TR.E:' MENTIoN.-The schooner Alice,
with Il cargo Of charcoal, capsized III thu,
New canal, as she was sailius: Up. y pun
of wind was the cause.
Half dozen aon-produce's, young h,en
Of too much le:zure, were snaked into the
.rst ca]aboose on the long charge. and
Judge Gernon told them that they could
go-as soon as they each furnished bonds IN
500. Not furnished.
Early Yesterday morning u hurgier was
-augh: in I'll. house OF Mr.. a. Lee. on
Baronne. near Girod street. The rascal
had gathered up a lot Of clothing. and was
about to march oft alone. when iw" police
men Joined him. lie says his name -
Charles johnson.
The alarm for fire abou: dark !as. exc.
ming. sent from the corner Of TchoU3ltouias
md Natchez streets. was false.
An elderly man was late last night found
on St. Charles street. suffering from a large
wound on his head. He was SO weak that
he could scarcely speak: pape: IN MS
rocket indicates tina. his name is Robert
Barton. The police obtained a. cab and
cent him to the Charity Hospital.
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A.puteuHs. IL. rhnurnn, & Co; Hradi.l.

4. Dute!! ii. Thar rant 81 Co.: Bradisb
Johnson /. 'Ols -. II. ShaUTa.t I. Go.
IN THE UNITED STATES CiRCCfTC0URT. FIFTH
l. Circuit and District Of iousiSna. Nos. - %. al d
n1O.-Bv virtue o. a VIII Of ntrI saclas to me- d.
rec'sd IN each .f tae above enri'is6 suite, will
proceed 70 sell I. the highest bidder, on SATCR
DAY, March I, 1874, at twelve O'Clock ", at she
entrance TO tine Customhouse, on Canal street. /.
this city. he following descr bed property, viz
THE BAKERY and all the Fixtures aud Iron Safe
Cont street the property OF sAe Lrse.dsu: i. exc
ton, J. A. DhenecouIt.
Seized in the above suitso
Terms-Cas h on the spo-.
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans, ;ai.
uary 81, 1874.
s. 3. PACKARD,
jail eel: g IL: Sl..ea States Marsha.
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Succession Of Jean Manuel Fleifas.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. Sc si3.-NOtice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per.
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
have can, why tie account and tableau of dis.
tributiOn presented in the above entitled success.
slOn, 10y tho testamentary executor OF the de-
ceased shOuld not be homoogated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
Bv order OF the court.
ies ~ FRANK PACE. jR Clerk.
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succession of Alex. Wheless.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
DOT Orleans, No. So ,0o6.-Whereas, Z. c. Feinout
has pettioned the court for letters Of aomnistra
ton the estate of the late Alex. Wheless de
ceased. interstate Notice is hereby given to a.
whom il may concern to show cause within TEL
days why the prayer o: the said petitioner shGU!G
not be granted.
By order OF the Ccult.
ia3l fe3 :. FRANK PACE. jR. Clerk.
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Succession Of tIipNO!ife pPrriy3f.

7
GECCND DISTRICT CGURr For THE PARISH
- of orleans. No. Sc, .a5.Sotse is hereby gIyel.
TO the creditors OF shs estate and 10 ali H'itY leI.
sons herein interested to show cause, within ten
days from She present Notification, IS any eLey
have or can. why the account presented br :hs
IIuida'"r of 'he partnership Of ?ercival 1 Bar.
gati should no: be torno!ogatsd AID approved.
By order Q :h- C..u,t.
f.3 I. ERANH raCE y Cl.,i.
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SlefeOrOlOgicai and River Report.

The signal service. United States army.
reports. toy the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record. and rise or fall Of
the rivers. at 3:i3 p. NJ. local tine. yester.
dav. as follows:
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POUND NOTICES.

Eyp.R..x:r OF Po;ICn,
View Orleans February ) 1874.
WAS GNrCGiiI 70 TIE SIXTH DISTRICT
w Pound, or jersey, !~tNc.:. Valsuce and Boz
dea.X Streets
On. whit. hriuile cow. ss,. sars. 'ly!e'
horns. branded on RICH. hip.
On. red cow, branded N,. night hip.
Which, II DO. claimed within Nv" siiys :.l. I'VE
expenses thereon pa!t, wi! SOLE: at p.blic aUc.
'"n. at sad pound, ON WEDNESDAY, i. b..iaiy Il.
1914. az twaly. "clcck NJ
ies5s T.. BREWSTER, Administrator.
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Charles t:auIOn -. .iv. Gra! Mrs. y. ~ .
STiol-so1rtG Justice Count tos Che PSIst 81
Orleans. Ne. .5sa
Sd me directed Sy shs Hon. S0hn Cain, foupth
Justice OF the Peace AID foS ths parish OF Or
leans vii. proceed 20 sell 81: public auction, ac
.sC. 40 S0ygunIy stree, t~tweso Sc. PctSy and
ToUeuss streets on SATULD:.. !.SYUssy Z. 18si,
at 'welv. O'cucls NJ
TWELVE BARRELS OF PiV'sGCRI C~AI ald
four barrels of anthsa. 10 Coal. t-~ps.iu. ~ J l.
OI!o' one q: ti. Z. t.n0au:s As " IL.
sslzes! in The above sui..
!srm--'asL ON tl~ spot.
ia2. 3'se 4 " jews C.AssA.e.
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Succession Of Alex Whe,ess.

SE"G:D DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ q: orleans, Ne. 33 n6S.-Sotic. is hereby given
20 In. creditors az This es.at" AVID to all 9th. per
Interested - show Caus. WI lii. ten days Tc,n
'Ie present notification, II any 'l.y have
why the accom-: presented tv John 5. Wells, she
administrator OF TINS state, .!d not 10 E0Is DO
gated and approved and the funds .s'GG1:e: ~
accordance th.rewi:l.
Nv Hfie. OF IN. Co.lf
is30 ..3.' FRANK PACE. ;f:., Cie-k.
Succession of PATRICK EannOn.
GsEOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ ~ orleans No $685.. Nv h.reas T.rer.e A
Cahil. has p.ttioneI 'he court f"Y letter. of at.
ADMINISTRATION 'h- .s:at. o! the late Patrick
E.lliIcu. dec. ss.d. interstate. Sut!c. il hereby
give "a all whom i may '"n"era 20 show cause
within zen days Why '..o rG.:e9 u said petitioner
should no: b" granted.
BY order "t the Court.
als i.3:~ FRANK PACE u Ci..s.
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FOR SALE.
MARSHAL'S SALES.
n. Popoyici, IS. Sloou torpedo.

!
u THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il for the District of Louisiana No. 1895. by
virtue %: an order al court 80 INC directed IN the
above entitled suit ! will prnc. ed TO sci. 20 'he
highest bidder. on MONDAY, February :. 1874,
at twelve o'clock NJ. at TIE entrance Of ..e Gus
t0mhouse on Canal street, ~ this city
THE SLO0P TOKPnDO atS 'a..l., etc. :o~
lying at the Picayuut tier.
Terms Cash on lie spot.
United States G.,si..rs ..sc., S.v c.l.aus
r. bgUaSy:, .2's.
Sc PACKARD
fa}e IN ted States Marshal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATHURST.

Office Chief Engineer Fire Department..
New orleans, February 5, l614.-The foremen OF the
various companies composing the Fire Department.
are hereby Iotitied to attend a meeting OF the
Board OF Firemen. to be held at the Office Of the
FiremeL's Charitable Association. Room No. g. City
Ball, on SATURDAY tine seventh instant. at P. NJ
Punctual attendance is requested as business of
the utmost Importance will be transacted.
Bv order THOMAS OCONNOR,
fec Ut Chief Engineer,
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Succession uf Edward =. Rea.

CECOSD 1lSvRICV COURT For THE PARISH
- Of Orleans No 30 s;'-SO.ics is hereby given
to the creditors o: This estate. and 20 all other per.
sons herein interested 20 show cause within tea
d5's from the pges.H: notification. /: any th"v
hav. -, can. "h: the .crnUu. rresen:e! bv vii.
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si!cu! no: 20 homologate.. an! approved. :.ua :ne
funds distributed ia accordance Herewith.
b. order Of III. court
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