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ARREST ON A CHARGE OF NAIL ROBBERY.

John Dillon, tnirv-icur years Of age, wM
arrested In Brooklyn yesterday, upon the charg,
Of having robbed the United States mail. Tue
prisoner was employed 10 carry the mails on tn,
railroad, between Winona and Carleton Miss.
and II 10 alleged he stole e195 from letter directed
TO frederick Hall, at the former place, In February
last Suspicion becoming attached to him, he Gee
70 Rroo9iyn, where he was arrested, "a set forth
He u hc 10 answer.
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MAXINE C0URT-PMT 3.
Decisions.

BY Judge Joachimsen.
Lowenbien vs. acknowledgement for Plaintiff for
$370 4S and costs and $25 allowance.
Madden VS.. Oleo-Margarine Manufacturing Com
pany.-Judgment for plaintln l0r $500 05 and costs
and $25 allowance.
Seymour vs.. Same.-The like, for $3.50 81 and
$26 allowance.
and $25 allowance
Brewster VS. Same.-The like, for $254 80 and
costs and SOS allowance.
Young vs. same.-The like for $3.50 OF and costs
and $25 allowance.
Mcclellan VS.. Meyers.-Verdict and judgment for
plaintiff TOR SOL SIS and costs ana $25 allowance.
Ganse vs. McClave.-Verdict and judgment for
plaiHtln for $3.50 II and costs and $25 alO vance.
Rich VI. acknowledgements for plaintin Tor S34;
costs.
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CITY CoUHT-SpeClAl TERM.
Alleged Illegal Increase OF Crosstown
Railroad Stock.

AHeXeU IIIeX8I 1mCF61Bo OF CTO89tOVVn
Railroad Stock.
Before Judge Nelson.
Alderman Demas Strong, large stakeholder in
the Crosstown Railroad Company, has brought
suit to restrain the Board Of Directors from In
creasing the capital stock by 500, COO by issuing
additional shares to that amount and selling them
for fifty per cent of the par value Of the same. The
Board have passed resolution to that effect and
given printed notice OF their intention The plain
TIN alleges that II this be accomplished the value
of the original stock held by him and others WIN
be deprecated. He claims that all such action Ii
illegal.
Judge Nelson has granted Temporary piunc.
ton and an order to show cause why a permanent
Injunction should not issue. The case win be
heard next Tuesday.
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SUPREME COuST- CRAhBERs.

BY Judge Donohue.
Mutual Life Insurance Company VS.. Martini
Smith va. Smith, Hadlsy vs.. BOehm, Tanning Vs.
Tanning, Slate vs.. Crystal Spring Company
Memorandums.
Walsh Vs. clancy, Winsor w. The Phoenix Ware
houseing company, Byrne VS.. The Underground
Railway Company.-M0tions denied.
Zabriskie VS.. Meyer.-Motion denied as to
abidement.
Meyer vs.. Rehabilitation denied, with s1ocosts.
Davis vs.. Brown, In the matter OF the aspiration
OF the Directors OF Arnolds Electro-Galvanc Iron
Works Arnold VS.. Arnold.-Orders granted.
In the matter, &c, application OF Frldway.-
Motion granted.
Van Tassel Vs. Van Tassel, White VS.. Merriam
Granted.
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SUPERIOR couHr-spfclN TERN.

Dec1slens.
BY Judge Curtis.
Adams va Hansen; Bulls Head Bank vs. Wn6dell;
Frame va. Dale.-MOtt0ns granted.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Van Buren, vs.. Cort-Judgment for plaintiff and
accounting ordered.
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SUPERIOR CoUaT-THIAl TesM-pAaT |.

Question OF Com missions ON Usarfous
Interest.
Before Judge Mcneil.
The old suit brought BY the Merchants Ex-
change National Bank to recover the valu' OF 204
hogsheads OF tobacco. amounting to some AGO. 900.
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MARINE C0URT-pAaT 2.
judgments at Inquest.

Before Judge Shea
John McLoughlan vs.. CHRISTOPHER Keyes.-Judg-
ment Tor plain tln, $103 90, with cost OF action.
BethnaI 9. Wheeler Vs. William o. Moore >et al
Judgment for plaintin $50 81, with costa
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O'Neil we're examined. After all the parties con-
cerned lett, King followed, closed the door after
him, and the report OF a pistol was heard. Witness
report Witness started Tor the door, opened 1t,
ana saw King at the head Of the stairs he saw his
was IN that attitude third report was heard. He
was facing down the stairs. Then King came
back and passed witness and went into the ONCE,
not quickly, but at an ordinary walk.
On cross-examinatiOn, witness said he did not
SCI. King at all during the examination; Could
snot he cried, II guess he's shooting hun"
TESTIMONY OF OFFICER GILBERT.
Oficer Gilbert testified that he ran to No. AZ Pine
street and received King In custody from Off1cer
Gibney and took him 10 the station house; ne re-
turned to No. ~ Pine street and assisted in search
ing the body Of the dead man {O'Neil), and found
revolver in his hip pocket, with four chambers
loaded; they also found . memorandum book and
rs sas 's pdes sg FE e. q sss se 81 s9
coat; after the body was taken to the station
house hat was brought in with bullet hole
10 Mr.. Beach--On the way to the station house
the crowd pressed so closely that they trod on my
heels; King did not express any apprehensions OF
stood about thirty forty mlDutes in the general
room at the station house; there was no express
$40 sion ol ON a sa aGe ne was next taken 80
difference in his behavior in the cell he remained
in the cell until next day, and there was no change
To the District Attorney-While King was stand
Ing at the Sergeant's desk he was asked his name,
age, 0ccupatlon, ana 30 on, anu ne gave them; ,
some members OF the press came to see him and
Inspector Walllng visited HIM while he was In the
cell.
TESTIMONY OF WALTER g, LOGAN.
Walter y. Logan, lawyer, testified that In No
vember 1873, he was clerk with Scudder Il Co.,
who we're lawyers for King In the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings.
Mr.. Phelps here offered to prove q threat against
the deceased made by King during conversation
with King who called into their office Ia Wall street
the Saturday before the homicide.
Mr.. Beach-Did he consult you about business
matsersY
wItness-I asked him about his divorce suits and
tpe proceedings generally
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

NEW York, December 8-Co,ton closed quiet:
uplands Ahc: Orlea lizs; net receipts 682 Dxiee;
gross 1885, sales 1903
Futures closes ri. adv: sales 80, Gen bales fol
lows: December IA ,6r: January 14hc; February
IA 3l-3.dl5c; Marrh Is ll-a2c; April IS 81 % d
Is II Ice; My Is Is l6Ol5 3l32c: June 16A ID BIC;
July .6 " 3D..
Southern flour Quiet without decided change.
Wheat irregular. Corn Gul'. Coffee quiet and
irm.r; quo'ati"ns unchanged. Sugar quiet and
steady. Rec qniet ami steady. allow qui 4;
II l60alr h. sin heavy: So 2O02 IS for siIa' d.
nat; $2l TOR So. Lard opened heavy. rlo I'd firm:
prime l3A dl3asc. Whisky ste dv 8 " Frcights
duil and heavy; cotton. by steam NJ.
UNONsArI, Dcc-mner q. e 'rtUn dull; prices .
shade low er; uiddiing l3Ec. Fiour-D. mand sir;
market firm. Wheat scaTct- and firm; red s 100
| IL. .Orn 721.5c. oats tiru; IS 062c POrs duh
~ d dropping al $50. Ia d du.l: steam l25t d &c.
Bal. mra,s-rhouder. &c; clear rib 90 dDlo c. ar
lOh 0lOac. Bacor-S shoulders Ok: clear RIB l3t:
clear 1874 mas kes closed weak. Whsk, &c
ST LOUIS, DecemO-r 8-COtt0n dull: middng
l3hc. FiOui a"tlv. ard firm frll super fine and
single. her &. .f-s plenti III and duti. Wheat
Il IA. !; Nc. 2 req winter s %. Ccrn-new K 4.
Pork dull; nOmi,alis $l9 Is. BIZ meats-Sh III.
dtts 7r clesl RIB 10 gear i0hc Dose. lou d lots;
Nc less for green meat pa d. B.con-NOth ng
Hoipg. Pickh me- s-nOn II lly % lie for shout
dci and hams. Lard d II D, ID;
FOreian Markets.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. mber 8, 5 p NJ -Cotton-SaIes on
a batis o. ~ dnlrr upl " DIS, nothing below good
Uroi w,y sbipp+d Dee. mber. 49,: do. thing he
low middling shipped November I'D; do. deliver
able January and February, iod sai+s u
sI- of mi.dl'ng Orleans. nothing b low Ow mid
aud fabrics ~ NJ nchester dull. but not quo. ably
l.,w
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Hypoltto Cazes W. Randolph Pavaaeaa.
AsIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH q" r
- Orleans n" 67775By virtue OF VIII OF s .. 4,
District Court for the parish # Orleans, in the
above entitled cause will proct ed to cell at pub.
Kxchsuge Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District Of his
c,ty. on SATURDAY. January 9, 1875. at twelve
O'clock H., the following described property, to
i CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND Of an irregular
sa.nts thereon situated in the second District OF
this city. IN the square bounded by Rubeltton
Claiborne. ksplanade and Bayou road. dss g"atsa 20
Lore Briugier. late survey or general, datrn jan
uary "a 1874 anne xcd to an act OF June 1884. be-
fore T. Pollock, late . notary public III this city,
which said lot measures, Eng ish m+ asure. thirty
feet four inch, 0 ont on Roberts street at DIS
tsuc. of one hund red and twenty feet from rs
planade street. aud extending IN depth on the side
Of said latter street and line perpendicular 10
Robert son street. one hundred and t~ enty-seven
f. ct ten inches four lnes thence Iunnl at n nj
anxles tow ard Bay GU road on Q Inc parallel to
Robertson street, ~hich separat. IT fion !Ot mum
Der three through the projected Barracks street;
hundred and twenty-five feet eight inches
toward the street in the rear, frOm lot number SIX
thence, at right angles this Last line TOW ard
Robertson street up to the Junction Of The line OF
lot number toward this last street. thence run
ming toward Esplanade ctr. ct OF = continuation OF
the Last mentioned line. distance more or less Of
feet elk inches toward Robertson street. The
whole ss described in An &C. of sale from Milford
P1r0n 20 Laurie favag'Au, before Fierre Counraln.
late notary public IN the ciiy January e. 1858.
2 A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND with the build.
inss and improvements Thereof, situated in the
Second District OF this city, In the square bounded
by Bayou Iosd. Robertson C,aibo, NE and Crsulines
etreets. measuring about thir three feet trout on
Bayou road. BY depth Of about one hundred and
thirty eight feet nine inches On the side OF Cl.i.
borne street and Of one hundred and forty feet
four inches the eide Of R0ber, son street, which
property acquired by defei idnnt from Mrs.
LeOcadie Haxeur wife of Nelson Pavageau, per
act before o. Do Almas. notary public, dated
Ausust "a, 1870.
Seized in Ihe above cult.
Terms-CAsh on the SPOT.
KCGeEE wAGGAMAE,
dee 10 jao Civil Sheriff the Px,lsh of Orleans.
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleaD
de8 - 81 las
William DENIES w. John II. SANDER.

EOURTH DISTRICT COlRr FOR IHE PARISH
Il of Orleans. No. - 223.-By virtue OF Q writ 81
seizure aud sale to me di'e cted nv the hon.
orable the Fourth District Court for the par.
ish Of Orleans. in the above entitled cause,
! will proceed TO sell At public anc,iO :. at u .
Merchants and AuctiOneeIs Exchange, Royal
street, between CANAL and Gust omhouss streets, in
the Second DistT Ct of this city. on SATURDAY.
January 8, 1875 1t Twelve o'clock the follow ing
]. A CERTAIN HALF LOT OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and improvements IL. reOn si tuSted
in Faub0urg Franklin in the Third District Of this
city, in square number One hundred aid fft com.
prsed y IL hin Urquhait, Gir"d Music and Des Arts
Streets said lot 10 grated by the number TIVE n
tythree, measuring tn rty Two feet trout on Music
street, by one hundred and t~enty feet in dept h.
the said Sander acquired b purchase from the
succession Of Guillaume H. HO let, BY set passed
before A. A. Bandoin, ls'e notary nmblic in this
city, on the seventh day of March, 1851
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildi' gs aud imprs merits thereon. situated i'll
the aforesaid Suburb Franklin. Originated b, The
number went four of square number one hun
dred and fifty. on plan drawn by j. Pile late
surveyor, on the eighteenth day Of Nnvembe.
1885. aud deposited m the Office OF r =. ghe,s lat
notary public in his city. aud measuring tn rty-
two feet trout Music stIt OF, by hunured and
twenty feet deep. bet we+n par ael lnes heDg
the same property which he said dt PENDANT nc
Quired by purchase from jeremiah Lincoln by act
passed before George Lugenbuhl, late q notary
public in this city, Oh the fifteenth day Of April
1852
seized in the above suit.
Telms-CAsh on the srot.
EUGBVB WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
de8 10 n ja9
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Judging by Appearances.

In the other years, when NJ ine was a
| district Of Massachusetts, Ezekiel Viii man
War among the chosen to r-prtspnt the dis
trict IN the Massachusetts l. 'gielAture. He
WAS AN eccentric man, AMI one of the best
LAWYERS Of his time. In those days Whit
man owned farm. and did much work up.
| on hi, land; ana it 40 happened that when
the time came for him 10 Set out for Boston,
his best snit Uf clio hes were u suit Of home
spun. His wife objected TO his going in
that garb, but he did not care. IL will gee,
u MIC. fashionable suit made rs soon as
| reach bOHtOn." he said.
r. aching his destination, Whitman found
rest at D"litt'e's City Tavern. Let il be-
understood that he " ~ graduate. Oi lie
ward, and that at this tavern he w..
hone.
As he entered TIC parlot OF the hos = e
found that sevtra! tadies and geI,Is. -
we're there assembled. ard H., heard . 70
| mark tr,ln enc at th. III, ''Ah. here come e
connirymaM ii the real humespuD genus
Hefe's tun." Whitman stare. at the COM
pany. ant then sat DOM
Say. my TREND. You are from the cOun
try. remarked one o! the gentle men.
"Ia-as," answered Ezekiel. with u ludi
crOus twist of the face.
The laditS Uttered.
s'And what d" yon think If our cityi'
Its poorly thick settled plac.., an how.
Its got s~rtp'n' e'ghf Of h.'u-ln III it,
''And u good any people. too"
"YAas. should s-ckmI su.'
''Many people where you cUme irom:"
'Wni, eumr."
'Peuty of iaii-.. I -npp.se!'
'.la as. n fair spr,n6iin.
'Aud l doni doubt shat y.u are quite
beau Among th.mf'
''Ya ~, l bea"s I'm iome-tew ,neetil'
and s,Dgin' sche~i."
P.rhsp. the g-nil IAN from the country
will take glass OF winrf'
"Thank re. D,n'i k-er il do.
The VIM was brought
'.Y"u must drink tOA.t."
''Oh. GIT con ! eats toasf-herer heard
- s,ch y thing NJ .i,ink,n' 1T. But kin
give y1 u sent,,ns n..'
The ladies clapp-d their ban'It: but what
was their surptIsr when The stranger. rising,
spoke calmly aud clearly. in tones ornate
en-, siigD'fi~d, W. follows:
Ladies' and gentlemen, permit me to wish
y..u health and happiness, with every bless
ing earth can afford; aud may yUu grow
bitter and wieer With advancing yesre,
wearing ever in mind that Outwsrd sppesz>
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New Orieans Savings Institution ".
ThOnaa K Brady

SUPERIOR DIsTRI. COURT FOR THR PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. rs 2S7.-By virtue Of q writ OF
Superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
in the above entitled cause. to w. r. Harper late
shsrIf and By said late sheriff TO me Transferred
will proceed 10 sell ut public auction ut The Mer
chants and Auctioneers' kxcharge, ROYAL street,
between Caaal and Customhouse str cts, in the
uary s, 1875 at twelve O'Clock N, the following de-
scribed property. to Wit
FlvK CERTAIN LOTS OF CIR UND, situated
lying and being the First Dis riot this city, IN
the square bounded By New Levee Commerce, t.
Joseph and Julia strtets, designated by the mum.
bers one. two, three four anu five and having the
following d,mensons in American measure, TO vii:
Lot number one forming tile c. rner of Julia and
Commerce streets, measures twenty-eight feet
three inches fiOnt on Julia street. ~ depth of
sixty four feet nine inches ven lines fronin
Commerce street. and of sixt,-tw feet eleven
inches seven lines on the side adjoining lot number
two and thirteen feet t~O inches four lines in
width at the rear. Lot number two Deasures
twenty one feet t. inches front Julia street, by
sixty two feet eleven inches lines i'll depth,
be, ween pat allel lines LIT number hiee measured
twenty two feet one inch front on Julia street. by
between parall. lines. l. humber four measures
twenty -one feet eleven incln TOUR lines front
Julia at Get by sixty two feet eleven inches seven
lines il depth, between pal aile lnes and lot num-
Der tive measurre twenty two feet two inches five
lnes front on Julia str ct, by sixty two feet seven
inches lines in depth bet cen parallel lines.
Together with all the buildings and i'm improvements
thereon. rights, ways and and advantages there.
unto belonging or i'll an! wise app. rtan'ng. Being
the same properly which the said defend ant pur.
chased Jointly " tn William II. Palmer, under The
q IN name Of T. r. Brad Co, from he city Of
Baltimore per act passed b fore H. r. Censs, late
notary public In this CITY. under date of sixteenth
Of APRIL 1859 and by an act of pa, tition passed
before Viii am Cas:ell notary public III this
city. on the fifteenth of August. 1867 said W. H.
Palmer conveyed and ceded unto SAID defendant
all his right tie and interest in said property.
Seixad in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAG0AMAN
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
daR IA II lao
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Vicente Priete W. A. J. Thomas.

Vicente PrietO W. A. J. Thomas.
CIXTh DISTRICT COURT FOR TaR PARISH on
- Urleans No. $3.50 BY virtue Of writ OF seis
uro and ssle directed by the honorable the sixth
District curt for the parish Of Orleans. IN the
above entitled cause. to W. p. Harper, late sher'n
and by said late sheriff to me transfer red, Will
proceed to sell ut public auction. at the Merchants
and AuctsoneeIS Exchange. Royal street. bet ween
Canal ard CustOmhouse streets, In the SECOND Die
trict of this CITY on SATURDAY January 1875. ut
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
erty, TO wit
ThR SCHOONER JOSEPHINE NO. 2. the hull and
anchor tackle and apparel belonging to said
schooner, 90 she now lies in the Old Basin. near
6y tie defend.nt herein by purchase from the
plant III herein by act passed before j. Benderna
gel notary public in this city, on the seventh Gay
Of May, 1874
Seised IN the above suit
TeIMs-Cash on the spot.
GEM WAGGAMAN,
C1vi Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
Ael ia2
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~ WARRINGTON.
Cabinet Meeting.


WASHINGTON, December S.-There was
full Cabinet meeting to-day.
SENATE Caucus-Political Probabilities.
The Senate caucus to-day was confined to
aoma changes ia committees. Senators are
mot co,pmuni cative, but indirect gu, stions
elicit the fact that though Loli-iana, ArKan-
sae and the belligtreDts at Vicksourg were
@asually mentioned, the caucus lodged the
a,res,ion rs too heavy for them. IL ID lar
no eay, however, that these questions were
narejy lroachcd. The impression 10 that
J.on;s;.ra and Arkansas will be let alone,
and as there arc no federal soidioIS W ePa'o
Sicksburg may hold her own.
Arctic Expedition.
Or Hays will urge Congress to fit ont an
Arctic expediiion to act in concert with
shat Of Great Britain.
The Printing BuTeas.
Secretary Bristow's report says, regard
snp Colonel MrCarte's management OF the
0rinting bureau, the careful consideration
nf the manner Of preparing the bonds notes
and stamps issued by the United States has
9ed to the conclusion that the work can Dc
more eatisf. ctorily and safely done IN the
Trrasury Department than else where.
The bureau of engraving and printing is
Aow supDljed with the best machinery,
which has been acquired at great cost, and
che most skillful artists are employed by
fhe government without difficulty. The
syste,n of checks now in nee in that bureau,
together with the special paper adopted by
the depar, meDt, furnish all proper and
reasonable protection against duplication
and other frauds.
Commander William G Cnehing. who out
cut the Albermarle, has gone to the Insane
Asylum.
Personal.
Governor Pinch Ack il here, in unusually
good spirits. Collector Casey has returned
5rom his New York trip. They have wild
Seports of wild fighting in Radical Qparters
Nothing through regular channels.
General Sheldon is here. He is no appli
cant as successor to Judge Durell: GeneI II
sheldon is earnestly supporting Judge Par.
&es fDy the vacancy.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

Joh" Josnsss ~t III w. snip Themi.. .
INV NIrhD STARS DStR iCr t:OURr
u".ro' ~ l~'iisi"ns M. 10 583 Ia obed,, nee
'" :" sdmrNltN warrant 10 me Directed IN the
noov" ~nt'tcA sut. have s-is-i n, d ,ar an ,nto
,, nn SH't III M h~'1tackl- apparel. etc. now
~" W S"'n )" ns"n ct al. for the cause. set
~ ~, me h,r now Is'"d,nR la I'll. District Court
"~"'s thereof, aud All And every n.r.o', or ner,
n"s having "r prrs~ ''tng 10 have a.. tight title
n '" .,es. :" ~ y" ~ same. Ia b- aud apprs ut .
we "".' :" the ,trd Ststes Ter the d ,stricS
'.sssm IT, b" hold y, tho oitv fN.w orleans on
~ ~. $50" @"",syM hcr"brr. 1874 to show cause.
sb"Nd not .~ c~s,i~sneA aud b. ..,,d surscahiv q
Ws vtsvsv ~ hselanVa
ssaees ;. lsfA
q D PACKARD
oWW UalteA Otoeps Nasshi
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JIMMY W fVVAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleana
do - u %
michael Ne tiirur W. Michael Comforal,
~ psiic' Iont for the parish ct risana
". fllA(i II

michael Ne lille r W.. Niich"el C0mfurd.
~ Dsinci Cont for tn, parish at rltsna
No $685. the City I New Ullea.Is M Meilleur
tram fierce sam.
SVPtR'On DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF orleans. N" 5l,54.-ny virtue of a writ Of
q, iznrr and sale. and OF writ ii feri faciss for
fltN taxes Tor tht year 1873 both ectpd by the
honOrabe the said district tor The pariah 81
or'eH' +. III the ab"v- emit, d cause to w p Par
per, Ia'e sht I'M. and by said late sheriff to me-,
trans'-ir"i ! viii pr0cr. d to sell NJ uuDc auo-
non, al The Mere han and Auciio erIs' xcnau9s
h"ya! stree be- we@n Canal and ustomh house
s.nets IN the Second Histrrct OF thi, ri " I'm
MONDAY JAnuary ii 1875, n, Twelve o'clock III.
HE f0i'OM, ng de- rrined property to Wit
~, a CrkTAIS LOt OF GkOt Nj situated In the
~, M District II Ibis ciy,i tho sq,,are bounded
oS 'oodchldr'n. Lovr. Marignv aid Vaudeville
ntts. iofmug the cosn,r If Goot.cb !dren and
"a HlH"y stree r, and III. assuring in Enpli .h meas.
ur inrtS lee trIlt On Maiiguy street by ninety
@ 'eep "t"eeh ars'lel lines: together with al
atu singular the bui 90 ana improvements
tGer' on. rights, ways, situdes privilege and
s"vSi u &-s u "renntO helnnging without excep-
non vi fes' rFaiinn. The above Dc ID proper
orI h2S o the dtfendaut be,,.i, by nieaas OF the
pe'c'es' he niadh thcteH fsom Henry Hayss, 40
hP. ''is D.! MI oct pissrd b lore W. j. astell,
n,uy public ia Ibis city. Ou She t~sntsth Gay ~
Feb unrt, 10,
Seix-d N thu. above <Hi<s
1e1ms-Cxsh OIL the r',,t,
fUUfHY wAOGANAN,
Civil Shefiff Of the Pa,ieh ui Orkans,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Matthias POelman W. Mrs. A. N. Hello.
- Orleans, No. 6627.-By virtue Of . wit Of drri
facias to me directed BY the honorable the Sixth
District Court for he parish of Orleans, in the
above emit led Cause I will proceed to soil 1t pub.
lie auttion. the premises hereinafter desiGnat
ed, on TUESDAY, December 70. 1874. at hslf-psst
ten O'Clock A. N. the following described property
to wit.
THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE PROPERTY
contained In the premises Of defendant situsAei
at 80 438 Basi street. In the First District Of thia
city. - per II ventory which may b seen N ny
ONCE.
Seised in the shove suit
Terms-Cash On tho SPOT
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8se U1$