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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05

NJ. let al. vs.. Widow LIS. Cormier,
ry Adeline Heyerde or Hayard.l
cIxSTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y d No. 5l77.-By virtue OF writ OF seaz-
IRE b TO me directed oy the honorable the
Sixtfict Court for the parish of Orleans. in
in the entitled cause, will proceed to sell ct
DubliOn, at the Merchants and Auctioneersf
ExcI Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomistreets, in the Second District of thia
city. MONDAY, July q, 1874. at twelve
o'clo the following described property, to
an PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
atm this city, in the square bounded by
CanxsoH, Roman and Prieur streets, desig-
na1cc0mpOsed of the whole of the lots num-
bergen and fifteen, and . part Of lot number
thiredjoining number fourteen, Of square
nuIdenty-six, as per plan of J. Pile. late sur
yeved the first Of MAY; 1912, and deposited
in lie Of the late L. D. McCsy. notary public.
IN tiy; which portion Of ground measures
al Z fleet front on Canal street, by one hun
drs1ine feet ten inches three lines in depth,
tosfwith the bldings and improvements
thelnd all the rights, ways, sorvitudes and
apunces thereuntO belonging or in anywise
apIjng. Said property was acquired by the
defS herein, frem Theodore Frois, per act
nasiOre E. B0uny, notary public, IN this city,
on fteenth day OF March, 1861.
80 the above suit
TCash ON the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05

Teutonia National Bank vs.. John c. Bach

and voisin l. Livaudas.
ENlFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
L Orleans. No. 4lo9.-By virtue of writ Of
teri facias against voisn Livaudais. aud A. D.
yosin, in solidO tome directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF OrieaLs
in the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell
at pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets in the Second District of this
city On MONDAY, July 10, 1874, at twelve O'Clock
NJ. the following described property, to wit
ALL CLAIMS IN favor Of defendants represented
in the account scribed in the following books, to
wit
Three Ledsers, two Journals, one Account Sales
Book: also one note of c. o. Dugue for one hundred
dollars, one note of W. Reed Mills for two hundred
and twenty five dollars one receipt for Carroll.On
bond for three thousand dollars, one Citizens
Bank receipt for two hundred and fifty Lone dol.
lars one draft of r. Cody on Mehle Mccoy, ac-
companied By bill of lading for cattle, DRAFT for
proceeds Of cattle; one State tax receipt OF Henry
seventy five cents note of A. B Seeley tor i've
hundred dollars, one note of John Connolly for
tour hundred dollars one note of W Reed u ills for
two hundred and fifty dollars, City of Jefferson
tax receipt for fifteen dollars two notes OF P Leon.
ard, with protest. for thirty-fve dollars each;
twelve notes of C. ". Allen for fifty dollars each,
one note of j. C. Norwood for two hundred and
eigh. dollars and thirty three cents, note o: R.
X. Doosay for sixty dollars two receipts OF Hough
Wear for claims III the country.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction.
the said property will be definitely adj udicased to
the highe st and last bidder for whatever it will
briny at twelve months credit, the purchaser fur
nslling bolid with good and solvent security, bear
ing five per cent interest per annum from Gate
until tiual payment. Said purchaser shall have to
deduct and pay il cash the printing, sher II and
clerks fees, which amount to about one hundred
and eighty five dollars.
W. HARPER,
iv25l2 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Aug. shelly VS.. William y. Harper. Civil
Sheriff. eft

EoyRTH DISTRICT COURT PoR THE PARISH
II OF Orleans, No 3sol7.-By virtue of an alias
writ OF ten aciae against so Mrs Arabeila D. Sin
tie honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, III the above entitled cause,
| WI, proceed TO sell at public auction al
tie Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal
street, bet ween Canal and Customhouse streets
III tie Second District of this city, on FRIDAY
JAY Il. li74 al twelve o'clock H., the following
TEs THREt-F0rRTHS UNDIVIDED INTEREST
of the defendant Mrs. Arabella D. Siurott, in and
to certain lot.tot ground. together with The
lIi.dsngs ard improvements thereon situated in
the Second District of this city, in the square
bounded by Castomhoase, Bienvi!le, Dauphne and
Burgundy streets. Said lot forms the corner of
14stomhouse and DaAnaine streets and measures
three feet il depth and front on Customhouse
street.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction
tie sad property viii be definitely adiudcated
to the highest and last bidder for what it viii
bring az twelve months credit, the purchaser
furnishing bond. with good and solvent security.
coud ioned according TO law, and special mort gage
purchaser will have to deduct and pay in cash the
printing, sheriis and clerks fees. etc, which
amount amount to about three hundred aud eighty five
muI.cipal taxes, the amount of which is not Yet
aecertalLed.
te5l ly5 II Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
rlrs. Catherine :. Lemmnn, wife Of d. K.
Lehman. VS.. W. H. Roberts.
T'IfTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II OF or!eaus, No. 5ls9.-By virtue OF a writ of
feri faeias to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court tor the parish OF Orleans, in
the aeove entitled calse, | will proceed to sell at
past ten o'clock A, M, at my warehouse Nos % and
- Orleans street, between Royal and Bourbon
streets, in the Second District Of this city, the
following described property, to w.t..
LOT OF TRUNKS AND JEWELRl AND ONE
GUN. - lrpi III
Seized in the above suit EsE lI. . Ils ~ no
Terms-Cash on the spot =. - ~
rE-I r ". P. HARPER.
ieSo jy5 IL Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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HD1STRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Fieans No. 5S56.-By virtue of writ Of
tieps to me directed by the honorable the
FifTict Court for the parish Of Orleans
in sve entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
pnlctiOn, at the Merchants and AuctiOneera'
Exe, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOp streets, in the Second District of thia
cifHURSDAY, July g. 1874, at twelve O'Clock
M following described property, to wit
HI RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of tho
dat Magloire Bourgeois in and to the COM
mlirm carrying on the hardware business
u1e name and style of Eustis 4 Bourgeois at
Necatur street, consisting Of an undivided
h Srest in said firm.
in tho above suit.
Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER.
8 ~, D. 49, III
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Mrs. Widow Madeline Waiter. WIDE. CT

VI. P. HARPER,
je23 US % Sheriff Of the Parish at 0r.eaLs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
". P. HARPER,
ie3 l4iv5 Sheriff of the Parish of Or cans
FRANCOIS Limongy VS.. John >. Tnlly.

EOuRTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il dreams No. 29, 664 by virtue OF writ Of seiz
y-e aid sale directed by the honorable the
Fo4ItI District Court for the parish of Orleans in
sheriff, and by said late sheriff to me trans
ferred, | will proceed to sell at public anc
ton at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
c:ialge, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets, in the Second District OF this
CITY Oh MONDAY, July 6. 1914, at twelve
ocock NJ. the following described property, to
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, rights. ways, privileges
aid appgTtenances thereunto belonging, situated
in the First District of this city, ia the square
bounded by st. Charles. Carendelet, Hevia and
GirOd streets, one of which measures twenty light
feet FROST st. Charles street, b. one hundred
and twenty feet in depth, between equal and
parallel lines together with the of an alley in
drawn by q. 8. +. Nichols. architect, on the TWEEN
ty ninth day OF March, 1882 and the other of said
lots lying in the of the lust described, has
& front said alley OF sixteen feet seven inches
and one-htth, by depth OF thirty feet six inches
4 be tween equal and parallel lines Which said
property purchased by John s. Tuily, d. ferd:
Augustus W. Walker, by act passed before Tneo-
Gore Gusol. notary public in this city, on the
eighth day of July, 1870.
And one hundred and sixty shares of one hun
Gred dollars each in the capital stock of the Cti'
zela Bank OF Louisiana, now reduced to one nun
Cred and forty nine shares, and secured by mort.
gage on said described property.
seized in the above suit.
Te;ms-i The purchasers to assume the pay
uent Of stock note in favor of the Citizens Ban
OF Lousi ana for the sum OF two thousand and
egl..y dollars, payable on the first day OF pecem
bur next i314 fixed or renewable from year TO
year, a.reeaby to the provisions OF the charter OF
IL. said bank and to the law thereto relative, and
t4e balance OF the price OF adj udicat cash ON
tie spot. =, u.,pE,
3i4iv5 Sheriff of the Parish OF Oriea ans
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
A. b, Philips W. FRANCOIS Lacroix.

lcIyrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of orleans, No 578l.-By virtue of a writ OF
her fscas to me directed by the honorable
ItIe Sigh District Court for the parish of Or
Hieans in the above entitled cause I will proceed
Ito sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
sA.ctoaeera' Exchange Roya, street between
u anal and CustOmhOuse streets in the Second
District of this city, on FRIDAY, July II, 1874,
sat twe.Te o'clock NJ the following described prop
Hertz 10 wit
one LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
Dis. -lct OF This city, in the square number one
luni,rd and six, bounded by Hospital Burgundy,
sG-suEas and Rampant streets, measurn. thirty
Dne feet eleven inches five lines front on Hospital
zst.et- one hundred and wenty six feet ten inches
1i-. d-pti., Upon which there is one-story frame
Related house containing four rooms and two cabi.
lecs, and one-story frame kitchen, shingied con-
stad -4:ag four rooms, hydrants, etc. ,@,
Seized III the above suit.
Ta:rns-This being the secosd and last auction
tte stld property will he definitely az adicated to
tie highest and last bidder for what il will bring,
a. twelve months credit the pure aser furnish
tag bond, With good and solvent security. bearing
i've per cent interest per annum from date. and
opec 10, mortgage the property sold until final
b.. ~meat. Said purchaser will have to deduct aid
pay CASH the printing sheriff and clerks fees,
erc., when amount to about two hundred and five
Goar5. and. furthermore, the State. parish and
n '.-ic pal axes the amount of which is not yet
A,CertalCed.
II W. P. HARPER
81 ie3h US Il Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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New Orleans Insurance Association vs..


W. T. T. ~ = Il
iel9 Tvs p Sheriff @. the Parisf! Il CcieauE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
S:ate of Louisiana vs.. A. Mcdonnell.

if3 Il Tvs Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
Rosina Prague VS.. Succession of D. 1
Hall

je25 26 Tvs Is Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
Slime on Be!den, E. Il. Benton, Subrogated,
vs.. r G. Mahau.


iels % Tvs Is Sheriff OF tie ParIsa OF orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
NJ i I1..s IL dom, Lor

w. =
ieA Tvs Is Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
Emma Frederickn schriner,, Widow of

w.
les Il Tvs Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
State of Louisiana vs. f. II. Hogan.

W. r.
if3 Il rvs Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
Dominic Pocheiu VS.. Theophile lmbert and

iel9 ir52l Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
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New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
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New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A BOARDING SCHOOL for 12 Boys.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
ln5tructlon.

For Boys and Young mcn-OIIy'
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 252 Mad
"A on..,. Psps PREPARED The eoasa0g0'ase the s.A''
Amshcs, colleges. Sc.oO Of ases &c
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

UTILIZATION OF LEATHER WAsrE-While numer-
Gus processes for utilizing the ol in the manufac-
ture of leather are in successful operation
there has been comparatively open field re-
specting leather waste. At the Vienna Exlibi-
ton, leather was shown, suitable for heels
toe-caps and inner solcs, prepared from leather
clippings, according to French method, by
simply mixing them with some adhesive substance
forming the mass into rectangular plates top of
each other. subjecting them to hydraulic pressure
and then drying and rolling them. This article was
restricted in use because it could not withstand
moisture A Copenhagen firm, however, exhibited,
for the first time, an article made upon an entirely
different plan The leather scraps were first con-
yerted in "A suitable machine, into sort of leather
wool, which was then mixed with ca0utchouc and
diferen; chemical reagents. kneaded by machinery
into thick pasty mass. and then formed in metal
moulds, and dried, and subjected to gradually in
creasing pressure until II was finished, under 600 to
900 pounds to the square lnch The appearance of
leather is impaired to II by light coating. Articles
manufactured from this material are said TO be 5Ope
cent cheaper than those made from leather and can
be made in the same manner while they are at the
same time perfectly er-proof Chemical investi-
CATION shows 1t to consist OF about 40 per cent caout
chouc and " per cent leather.
EVOLUTION OF TIE HoG.-The predecessors or
ancestors Of the hog Babrussa and similar existing
animals being gradually brought to light by
modern archaeological studies. One of these
nearest the domesticated form has been found in
tho moceno of France. and is referred to the genus
Pdleocheras. 1t is also related to tho pcccaIies.
which appear to have existed during the same early
period in North America in considerable abundance
Their existence in South America at tho present
tme ID ose of many indications that that region
hss not advanced in respect TO its fauna as rapidly
% oar own and the old oontinents- Another noesno
genus Of hogs is the EIoheiam, whioh has Left
nmains in France and North America. The com
mon species Of tho Nebraska bods il tho E. AortoaS
Of Leidy. which was as largo - pug. Its trout
tcoth are much developed. ut tho expense Of the
hinder ones; and it had bony tuberoSties on the
.der Jaw IN the positions now supporting wsttlesin
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

RArID BIRA0MNG Pnoosns. following pro-
oesses aro givon by the Massr- -z{fuaS. Tho washed
material u stepped for to 10 houra according 10 its
character, IN o wcak bath Of u 10 u pounds Of ohio
ride Of lime to s0t gaillons Of water and after beng
washed, Is thcu boiled two 10 four hours bath Of
s3 ounces Of soda to e6i gallons Of wator. II tho
fbers are very firm the material is dipped previously
TO boiling IN tho alkaline BATH In beth s0ptaiains
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

MRS. j. T. BENEDICT. BOARDING aud
WI DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES AID CHlLDAS reopeaS
Oct st No. East Forty-seeOnd-st
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

EFFECT or MORPHIA or SECIEToNs.-From
paper by Kratschmer upon the influence of NOR
phia and of carbonate and sulphate of soda on the
formation Of sugar, and the excretion of urea in
diabetes, 1t appears that in morphia we actually
possess remedy that not only very materially re-
duces the excretion of sugar in this disease, but
diminishes decidedly the metamorphosis of tissue
in the body generally. In this respect morphia re-
sembles alcohol and tobacco. and would appear to
form valuable means Of making up for an i'm
perfect supply of food, provided its secondary inu
cnces are not III the way.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

DR. SCHLEIDEN's Day and Boarding School
Tor you5g GES TLEhEN G.rmiB Ere ch, EE, Cs'aeil
and Mathematics. Hamburg. Gern,nE Dr. oIlo FnAe'IsL
For prospectus apply g. 2O6. POsOals. heslVrL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

KINDERGA ARTEN REMOVED to A rast
IN TraiA class for uothsrs ,nd
reopens Sept All the Frose oecuato1s tan The
be.sm manner 4. coz Pn4cpxL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

BEHAVIOR OF ANIIISE CoLoRs TOWARD lNFU-
soRIAL Misunderstanding to Bottgor. after shaking
an alcoholic solution of any anilino color with sufi-
cient quantity of infusorial eath ana then adding
some water TO the mixture and bringing tho whole
upon paper filter. the lterate will be found TO be
perfectly coloress, the eoloring matter being re-
taiued by the earth
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

LUsTER SHEEP A New BREED.-At recent cx-
hibiton in Bremen fleece was exhibited from
South Australia of yearng ram, which was so
remarkable for its fine silky luster and softness, and
the unusual length lover live inches Of the smooth,
fine wool. as well as for its beautiful. almost
dazzlinp wbiteness. that all were satisfied that
fine finn yarn, and very superior cloth, could be
made from it. 1t stated that it was result of
in and in breeding of Negretti sheep with Leicester
Uincoln) rams the number of generations required
was not stated. however.
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"BAEKI> Is WTLLING."-nr. Gally
">in-ltlue" wires the Eercs33e that
he is on the ANXIOUS >e't for e. her
Guberna:orial or congressional hon
orr. There is nothing new in this an
nuriurcueut. lie has always been
willing 10 serve the dear people. The
trouble with the Doctor =, however,
that having Kicked eui e ;he Ncrfo-
cratic traces in The ITeh-Nendati cen
te>t i'll 80, he = without Iariy -
t.ttn u.m.
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DIED.

n. Isre. a. July II. Trtnsie T., son 81 MIS-
&. F-i-l,, Neils. ag jlssar.
Dearest Franbi', 'h5a has I't u.s.
Here thy los we icSlS f''f
Eaf III God ihst has bert uS-
lie can all ear sorrows heal.
Yet. again. We hove tn meet nee
Whom To. day ct Life i a~d;
Tban. in Heaven. with icy To- greet thee
here no farcscII tear is>hsd.
In todd til. july ., Mrs. Ellcn GuH, as'd
~ W. y 4 ii uHl. July ;. Jobn Coleman. AZ d
i NHars.=
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PIGEON shooting Match =shir; Rec
c.niycl snion Printers DIS
char.ei- DE iii;cs to EC>i.n-
Ua,2une,cr'~ TriCH. = fc~eFfits
Nam ssJ.crno- SIS AiN@r>c io
tac -.a.or An Aerial I'll, e ss;-
,tau.l. iii .--iorc l.. :ro.,i,o.
bia asia;ic Cholera.
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ALI. Gil tKfI = = jhafi ed 70 receive sub
>,rilfIorS for hi : ~riS+I a"t collect ar
the sam, in thi> town. Al rerseus IN -
reA. ewing Tor Subscriptions viii maAe
rpvrcut - him.
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\ 81. Lows reporter, who rode Ca
the train tha, passed oyer Tie remark
abie bridgs a few day, 40. een- 10
think thai a ride over the NV sr.e-
.ure i preferable 10 being hang.4.
lie says; I've a almost realize tire
thought Of SUSPENSION in The a.Ino~-
phcre, without, the sense Of h4zagl
usually associated w.,A 50 un,ao,;au-
tial a support a. the 'tnc2efora ar =
Few people get % exceedingly e%.elat-
ed wi!A9u. becoming Eighty
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sole A.eat In >an Sranri-eo.

NYroN ANGEL. ". I'll California ireet,
Room Is. j. sole txent 5ef the L r-=s t'allF
SSr-Nat TO- ~aH Francisco. ec,,H> IN 'tHt
CIV i4tEl- Business with t'E> u..se axe Ie-
uusstggi :. ceat.u utrate with aru
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coMI%G Elsf.-&e al ier,.anl TIM
General Thomas II. vi i4ln-. q PROM
ihent Democrat can iiia.e IF iaHiei
Sta.e, senator, viii shortly vi,a the
Great EI,5. The democrats u I.Ir=oa
81. "xoeas 20 helc a..n ni.n .rpih -
stump whIe here, The Genera! is aa
hi. man aud fluent speaker.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
by Overland Telegraph.

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-11
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