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Amusements.


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'' her r oSns Yee.rs MTcHoN
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which enjoyed run f. "a 200 SSi ai fAaFussCsE
Tue '0e EVERY + RVkSNe AND SATURDAY MATINEE
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Thasday April fS"Ns@.rI. fnda,, Apd lC-Broo1lya
METROPoL;aITJAlsN. MUSEUM yI,! or ART
Open ds1y-lo IN. TO . .. NJ mOud'y' free.
MIR CHARLES FITZSlMMONSS
IVA GRA sfzIyT T0I u,L1
WEDNESDAY il1 lvfSiSe "1 APRIL 7. 1875,
T M .' fiF t s. STisShE f s:S S take P''
n;, ANA s DRASDn c sG al 6 BAIRD p.r,.on.
r. $EG gatAr Ril 1.s:i TIE a., w;s
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CKAeiEs , Scc o . T .S sSm.
76i Bros%oS; " A. Co.'S 80 unon and a. he Hall
OLYMPIC TIIEATEK, GA BROADWAaa w.,
NJ JOHN r. ;::i I'D t:;i;:: LADY lanas.
Grand success Of the I ME- Li6S2 DARE -''.
nr p; &SanSE ssssEs
s2A EAS sar5 AAEhicA
DARK MIR. FRANK MAYO
DAvY CROCKETT.
I Il "a l H. MS, ROSA RAND as: ELEANOR VAUGHN,
sAiraDAY MAlISgE
San FRANCISCO MINoTREL1Ss;s ,
nv SPELLING MATCH. Sc
EvF s. '!ss ff% Sir fss AHG 5n1sSo
CTEINWAY HALL. TONIGHT.
rnE EG lsAf tSss1G SE KAN
NATIONAL HuSG&sI4SGyPsY ORCHESTRA
TIFF MARKED CHARACTERISTICS
misunderstanding Sss Hi. . ss ,s $SccEss
80 Union schirmeT 7OI c.es Office. ia Broadway
s ar s az the iaI -
cITFINWhY HALL-THEO. THOMAS.
= 1HuisDW AFTERNOON, STA
ADMISSION 10 CENTS; RESERVED SEATS 81.
Ola S6 IL 81 NM. MADELINE scIILLER PIANO.
p, .n. . Gps G csn ' D on % after Monday sa1y Hail.
7Cl and ~ R,o'w1y and at 3D. C1Sn'q9af' o,s , NJ, The.
Tonas viii give hs LAST Two con. BRrS or TIE SEASoE On
FRIDAY EVENING April l6. at & and on SAL URON AfIhH
NOON. April a. at2 -
VNHE WORLD-RENOWNED HIPP0DR0ME!
FEW DAYS ONLY IN NETWORK.
WEEK or STARTLING sENsAnoNsi
PAGEAyTS. PROFESSIONS AND GRAND EQUESTRlAS
nRATRS 70 BE PRESENrbD IN BRILLIANT AND RAID
SUCCESSION BOTH AFTERNOON AID h'bNISG
THIS MONDAY. APRIL 3,
REPRODUCTION OF TIE GREAT SENSATION THE
CONGRE 8 or ALL NAfloE5
CONGRESS OF ALL NATIONS
REORGAEIzED AAD NIWtf r6 62ei re soH ihS
ALSO, AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
THE GORGEOUS
yyI IsioS OF TTrns H0uRlS
VISION OF TIE HOURS.
THE MOST DAZZLING PICTURE or GLiTTRRINd
sPLENDOR EVER SEEN UPON EITHER
Continent.
GRAND MARCH OF THE ANAz0ys.
GRAED MARCH OF Tue AMiZ)NS.
GRAND MARCH or THE AMAz.iNS.
IL now Excel rfD 81 NEARLY
p.yE HuNDRED BEAuIIfuL L:bi2S
five HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL LADIES.
FIVE HUNDRED BEAl iIFLL LADIES,
CLAD ~
SUITS OF SILVER ARMOR
PRESENTING THE MOST IMP 'SltG SPECTACULAR
DISPLAY EVER CONCHlVED By HUMAN
IMAGINATlUN.
EACH FyTERTauyMRST DURING TIE WEEK WILL
iSTBRSPERSkD "a
EXCIIING fk0TriNG RACES,
EXCITING TROI1ING RACLS
IN WHICH ARE ALKEADi ENIEk dg 1ANt OF THE
YORK AND BOSTON.
THREE uorRs or BRILLIANT AND
DARING HURDLE AND CHARIOT RACES
BOTH DAY AND NIGHT
MENaGERTB OPEN Ar AND G.3O
Grand Amphlheater Entertainment 81 2:3O AMI q
General 80 cel Children uldcf ten, 10 cents, Seats re-
sersad siI days in a-yance
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6itnailons Uanieo-- Males.
Coachmen.

A SINGLE MAN wants q COACHMAN and
"a GROOMS SITUATIONS city county; best reference Call
o address GA Gth-ave. the harness store.
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DUBLlC SALE OF THE BRIERFIE
IkOS WORKS PROPERTY

IL IRON WORKS PROPERTY
OF BIB COUNTY. ALABAMA.
UNDER TIE AUTHORITY OF An AS>iGNAibET IN TRUST
uulersiR ed for the BENEFIT OF tEkD
IIOR, b. The BRIERFIELD IRON WORKS COMPANY corpora
ton 81 the GENERAL ASSEMBLY or ALABAMA
which ORDED PROBATE OFFCB Of ssd County the
undersigned TRUSTEES will ON SATURDAY, the ZSh DAY OF
iY NkXf in FRONT the POSTOFFIcB IN The CITY OF
SELMA the HIGHEST BIDDER 81 pablo auction
poperty aud estate belonging r. le BlLafitD iON
HRIY consisting 81 ROLLING MILL, FOUNDRY ONE COLD
BLAST FURNACE completed spd IN SECOSD FUINACS
COMPLETED part MACHINE SHOP. NNL FACTORY BUILD
&c; BLACKSMITH SHOP, LINE KILN, sT0REh0UsBS OF
PICF WEIGH HOUSE. STABLES. AND Alb hbCEsSAlI
BUILDINGS FOR RESIDENCES FOR OFFICERS AND I'm
PIOYfS OF THE COMPANY
Tie property enhr about .990 ACRES OF aad wan bSout
title 1000 A. RES with the pcTeia neb 20 Or aud
timber TRAN the RJlLiNG MILL GLd
FOUNDRY with the FlREft Z abont "a MILES long
m sra,erT G5Ost 80 miles north of STs immediately
o. Ros sud Dalton RAIoad D healthy country well
The 2rop4rty contains rch deposits OF HABNaTITE ORE which
ID eXcelentirOn limestone
nehhcrhOod end good sol for making of au1
f-e bnck, lShXHAUSTlBLE SUPPLY or BltUhlNOlS
COAL Eve miles distaut SAID 10 make Fool coke
rolled ne al brerhe have taken
frs, fairs: heavy artillery hiss been made Of We iron ald
found superior qualtv. BIZ BFlELD LION no" con-
us- ;le TIE HIGHEST PR r. pad anu
used for CAR-wIiEELS. BOILERS AID TELEGRAPH WIRE
WOuli for IN ol4on
Sc manufacture csrwtee' cottones. SC, railroad cars
wagons carts, and other pan;et" I implements =,
yellow other timber OF valuable
euAhty. and s.W-ns D The neghborhooA amerous ,
cash; butt purchaser Tor REASONABLY
pce obtaining reasonable relit lot
ps the purchase Avs the premises Will
4 " 20 and EXHIBIT map Of the LANDS
deemed good its vsdiT hsvny been er
cre.sy guiIed oeeCn Of the supreme Cont Of ne United
States. T. " go
70
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milking senenan understands horses harness and car
riaPc snd driving rss stye has Fix unGolbe
from employ be In the city. Address E. Box lO9 IND
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Walters.

A RELIABLE young man wants SIIUA-
TIOy TO Learn TO lie frsicass WAITER; object
for c or conntr is very useful active tg and obsns has good
refererces Al the PROTESTANT HOME, l@S Gth-ave.
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GARDENER-By Danish Protestant single
~ peks roo English who csu 90 all hind, Of s.raenn
and ble6 aud best lamentations
Call at CARPENTERS, 1873 West ltbst., cor 6th-aTe
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John Henderson, Jr.. vs.. John r. COfTey.
S1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. si85.-By virtue of a tit of seiz.
Gre ana sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the ABOVE entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
pubic auction at the Merchants aud Auctioueers
exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
fomhOuse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY. July s. 1875, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, to Wit
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Fourth District of this
city, in the square bounded by St. Mary. Aunun-
citation llate Jersey. St. Andrew and Lauren
streets designated by the number two on a sketch
annexed to an act of mortgage in tho records of s
Magner, late . notary public in this city Of date
april IL. 1863. and measuring, according to said
sketch, thirty five feet eleven inches two and n
half lines front on st. Mary street. by one hundred
and invent y.seven feet ten inches five Inca in
oepth; which portion Of ground forms part of tho
original lot of ground designated BY the humble
s,atseh on plan Of eighty-three lots Of ground
drawn by Pile late surveyor, deposited in the
once OF william Christy. late notary public in
this city. and which lot number sixteen vas nc.
CURED by tho defendant herein By purchase from
the estate OF }: W. Butler deceased by act passed
before L. 4 Kenny. late q notary public for the
1851. ' - "Stco'
. Seized in The above SUIT.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot
EUGENE TAGGAMAE
Je1 ~ 2o'' Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orie.,s
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The Dangers of (,hlorns.

The London Lancet prints u warning
against the habituai use IF the now fashion
able hypnotic choral. Because it does not
produce the immediate evil consequences
due to opium. and is Q far more powerful
seda;ivo than bromide of potassium. it has
become popular. and is even, as the Lance.
deplOres. largely recommended by medical
men. 1t has taken its place in the medicine
chest and on the dressing table. and is often
employed without advice or precaution. In
some cases the use of it has resulted in
death in healthy persons. and in other cases
Its action has given play to diseases which
have proved fatal, although without its aid
they would not have done SO. But these
cases are toe rare TO have the effect on
the public which in professional eyes should
be assigned to them. Still, where no such
Immediately serious consequences epsue or
are to be- appsehended, the habitual use of
choral can not fail to be attended BY injury
to the nervous system. As the Lancet ex.
plains. in sleep the sensory recipient and
lower motor centres are separated from
those of consciousness and will, with which
during the waking state they are in such
close connection. This separation can only
take place under certain conditions which
vary much in different individuals Choral
introduces an artificial influence. and
separates torciby those functions of
the nervous system which would
OtnefWlse nave been linked together. It
stills unpleasant emotion-removes dis.
agreeable sensation-parlyzes the will.
Thi: can hardly occur repeatedly without
some permanent effect. Each region of it's
influence presents an example of perverted
action. The will becomes weakened: emo.
tional manifestations are in the choral
drinker more easily produced: the evidence
of the senses is perverted. and their action
is no longer under the same control of
associated impressions. All influences of
a depressing character are felt more
keeny. The sufferer becomes NERVOUS"
hysterical. Neuralgia and other
sensory disturbances become frequent, and
with them various paretic phenomena de.
pending chiefly ON defective will. Ulti.
inately still graver consequences may re-.
suit: Delirium. imhecility. and paralysis
OF the pharynz and .:sophagus are among
the symptoms that have occurred in re.
corded cases. and which have ceased when
the habitua. dose was discontinued. All
the time the supposed need for the sedatiye
increases. the craving may become as in.
tense. as intolerable. as in the case of
opium-thc patient moaning for the choral.
which he can hardly swallow. and sleep
becomes almost impossible. eX-
sept under artificial influence
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portant Of Catholic disabilities were not re-
| moved by il, and in the same way there are
| no doubt aome advocates OF women suffrage
! who say that they will not b. satisfied uu-
! til married women have votes. But this
| has not been the attitude of the bulk Of the
women suffrage party either in or ont OF
Parliament. We ask for woman suffrage
because we believe that women have q
| practical grievance. amt suffer practical
hardship in consequence OF their want of
representation. / need not go into parsicu.
| lars; every one who knows the subject
| knows that there are many laws which are
| especially III urious to women.
"A certain number Of women with TO
study medicine: much larger number of
women wish to be attended in sickness by
persons Of their own sex; and yet every
door into the pr. tession Is kept resOiutely
closed in the face Of women. Such state
OF things would be absolutely impossible it
women were represented III Parliament.
And. then. again in tie matter OF education.
what is being done! . most gratefully &C.
knowledge the services of the late endowed
schools commission 70 girls education. But
that is one of the things of the past.
The government has apparently discovered
that little popularity is 10 be gained in con.
sltuencies, as at present constituted. by
devotins pndowments TO girls education.
In the Dnlwich Hospital. although the
original lOuuudIiO0 Was Tor the III alntendnce
OF u warden. fellows. and certain number
of poor brothers and peer sisters, hear on
good authority that that part Of the scheme
which provided high school for girls has
been discarded by the government, and the
money it would nave eos: is proposed to be
appropriated to bull! a gymnasium 10. the
boys
She spoke Of che prominent uosi:ion
which The question Of womeH's suffrage oe-
cupies in England compared with the posi-.
ton il occupies in all other countries. "iu
no other country can It II. said to nave any
recognized position az q public question
In America it ia nowhere. Il is wei! known
that Mr. Goodwin Smith was astonshed
aud almost terrified 10 find what very
much moro important position fh, subject
occupies here than in the United States. In
France. in Germany. in SPAN the |
question has no existence whatever.
whereas in England the moderate and |
constitutions! measure now in :he
handA of Mr.. Forsyth has met with con- |
stantly increasing support. and with con. |
stant!y diminishing opposition. both in and |
out OF Parliament. 1t is an instance Of the |
unsentimenta: and practical character of !
the English people that the majority against |
this bill has been reduced to the moderate
humber of thirty five votes. when five years
ago the majority againss it was 126. It is be-
cause We are making an unsentimentai aud
practical request Of an unsentimantal and
practicable people that we beiieye our 70.
quest will in time be granted. l have great
pleasure in seconding the resolutiop.''
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Mrs. fawce.s on women. Sua.aa.,

AT the annual meeting of the English
National Society for Women's Suffrage one
OF the chief speakers was Mrs. Millicent
Garrett sawcets. She said, among other
1--WE approach the subject Of women . sui.
frage, not from the point of view of abstract
right, but from the point OF view of prac.
teal justice and political and social con
venience. The abstract right theorists
have never much weight in English politics.
The progress of freedom in English history
has been by series of compromises and
half-measures. which have been looked on
with unutterabls scorn by the sentimental
advocates of abstract right. There were
radicals in 1882, who would have defeated the
reform bill because it did not introduce man.
mood suffrage. There were people who
pso1e ssed contempt for the Catholic eman.
cipstic4 bill because some Of the uosf i'm.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

w. w. iiandlin vs.. Joaquin Rodriguez.
E1FTh DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
- OF Oiieans, No. 6623.-Rv virtue Of 2 writ of
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause. will proc eed to sell
at pubhc auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
eel exchange. Royal s'reet, between Canal and
Customhouse streets. in the Secoad District of
ms city on MONDAY. July H. 1875, at twelve
wit 'S0"e'' >"
ALL THE Right TITLE ann INTEREST Of
uelehca 1t he relniin and to suit now pend
ing IN the United States District Court for the Dis
tIict OF Louisiana, No. 10000. entitled JOAQUIN
kod tigusz vs. Carlos Pie, and a. the right tie
CLAIMS therein asains. said C.r.s Pie. a. Cona,.I
of Spain.
Seized in the above su.e
EernS-Cash on the SPOT.
huGEEE "AGGsMA.
CIVIL Sheriff Of the Parish OF CsleanA
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| ment, and the rest to be hanged the next
| day. The circumstance Of the lack of a
hangman resp;ted the victims Ons day
! more, and they were then shot. On the
same day all the records and printed docu-
ments OReilly could gather were publicly
! burned. The Kings printer, Brand, would
have suffered wit the others if he had not
proved he was compelled by law to print
what the Kings commissary ordered. AS
his execution would have deprived OReily
of the services Of the only one of his craft
in the colony. MS plea was allowed.
October 26, 1869. then consummated the
act OF weakness of Louis XIV. in the death
Of six of Louisiana's citizens and perpetual
Punishment OF seven others. Eight days
more would have made the day Of the sacri-
fec tie anniversary Of the disgraceful ces.
sion. and given the tragedy more poetical
ending. But it was not Spanish policy to
harrass the ,ainds of IT'S victims with too
long intervals between condemnation and
death. and the Irish commander firmly be.
lieved he was "a strict accordance with the
traditions of his master. Aubry loads
executing SO few. but says he believed his
instructions limited his punishment to ban.
;shment. That Charles cs Spain regarded il
differently is shown By his pardon of the
six who were deprived of their liberty
though left with theic lives. and his refusa,
to receive O'Reilly at court when he :e-
turned to Spain.
One sentence from La;reniers's address 70
the Council. which Was intended for more |
distant and powerful auditors than his |
compatric.s. may WEI. c;oss this hries re. !
'. lew of his failure:
Without population there can be no com:
merce. and without commerce no popula- |
ton. In proportion 10 the extent of both is
the sohdity OF thrones: both are fed by
liberty and competition. which are tho
nursing mothers o: the State. Of which the
spiri, Of monopoly is the tyrau: and step
mother. Without liberty there are but few !
virtues. Despotisn breeds pusillanimity
and deepens the abyss of vices. Man is
considered as SHINING before God. only be.
cause he retains his tree will.
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SUPERIeg DISTRICT Court FOE THE ,Ap,su
a. ~ s OF Orleans No 50; !el.-By virtue Of writ
the superior District Court for the narisb "D "s
talea IN The above entitled cause for city
n raies or as'a. ! will proceed to sell al
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Cns.
.omhous9 streets in the Second District Of tbis
al; me feowing described property, to VIII .o'A
~ oh CERIAlN LOT OF GROUND situated !,
she second District OF this city, in SQUARE nt,yh
one hundred and twenty eight bounaeS bv E1au
nm; Canal Customhouse and Liberty streets dssia
nated as lot number sixteen, measurinc 1855 uosis
feet in Depth - sSFeaty 'llae
10 one &c CEkTAlN LOT OF GROUND situated n
me second District Of this city in sauare nrmha-
lot ol,yeight bounded by Charities Royai ST. Phiiin
s anu Du name stree to, designated as lot numbsr
aour' measuring sixty feet on Cnartres street Il.
one hundred and twenty-seveu feet in aentns ~
TermA-Cash on the spot
ls'!Jyt5: Civl Ssert9 Of the Paris5 Of 1S-i....
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&IxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH o..
~ orleans. No. 17a3.-By virtue of q writ OF saiz.
ure and sale to me directed,by the honorable th.
elA.n district Court for the parish of Orleans il.
tue above entitled cause, will proeeed to sell A.
pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneer..
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and CHS.
tomhouse streets; in the Second district Of this
eIty. on MONDAf, July s. 1875, ut twelve o'cloca
NJ. the following described property, to wit;
=, CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUED, situated =,
the First District Of the city Of New Orleans TO.
gs,her With all the buildings and sppuItsnances
as FassmanD's Cotton Press, Comprised with.
Calliope. Etphrosine, Freret and Locust streets
Said square measures about three hundred and orc
Feet seven inches three lines front respectively on
freret and Locust streets, and about two hundred
and nifty three feet two inches four lnes front re-.
sspectivey on Cailiope and Euphrosine street.
men property was acquired by defendant hare;r.
by purchase from Eliza Anna Choate widow q,
merry Fassman, per act dated tenth of july 1879
and passed before William N. Barnitz, q notary in
hoano Re county. State of Virginia. which said aa:
IS annexed to an act Of record and deposit naas@S
before B. J. Ker notary public in tkis cit U "A
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
ies las6i!s Civil sheri9 Of the Psrish Of orI.saa
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ClXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
- Oyleans, No. .7l2.-By virtue Of q writ OF
teri facias to directed by the honor
able the Sixth District Court for the parish OF Or.
leans, in tbs ABOVE entitled cause. will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auetioneers' Exchange Royal street, between
Canal and CustomEOuse streets, in the Second
District of this city, on MONDAY July H. 1875, at
twelve o'clock H.. the folio wing described pop.
efty to wit
CERTAIN PROMISSORY NOTE, In .h. words
and figures as # lows, to wit:
$4,000. NEW ORLEANS October ;s6a
One year after date promise to pay TO the order
OF myself, at the Citizens Bank OF Louisiana. IN
TINS city, the sum of three thousand dollars, with
interest thereon at the rate OF eight per cent pc.
annnm, from date until paid value received.
tSigneai FREDERICK JACOB WUST.
Endorsed: P. JACOB WUsr.
Nkw ORLEANS. January "a, 1874.
by mutual consent this note is hereby extended
one year from this date
y. JACOB wUST.
Ne varietuS Secured by mortgage, which is duly
stamped
New Orleans, December g. 1868.
EDWARD BARNETT. Notary Pubiic
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ie30 jyAetl Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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IH.: WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,

- sbiished every Saturday morning, and contains
Saa naws by telegraph, miscellaneous reading edi.
s.s!a.s, local matters Of general public interest,
som nercial and monetary reports, and everything
Sst appears the Daily, except such items as ars
~ little public moment. The WEEKLY RI
PELICAN ia an excellent family paper. valuable
d Sell for instruction and Amusement: - safosns-
v~s % che current topics OF the day.
Terms Of Subscription.
see ssaA s.: six months. 50 So
Advertisements.
SsGdsiens Advertisements same terms ~ II sho
eANy. Monthly advertisements inserted ioH one.
eaurth of the daily rates.
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,,,,o, ~ EUUENE v BUCHANAN
'el - 26 iva Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Ors.,s
ChnrteA Andrew johnson Va. Hejra n.
Joseph NJ DOminzuez

ShhAAch ADurcW JOHNSON HeJrA Os
Joseph NJ DOminzuez
SiATR DlSThlCf COURT FOR THE PARISH or
- orleans, No. 779l.-By virtue of a writ of SER
nre and sale to me directed by the honorable the.
sixth District Court for the parish of Creaus i.
the Dove entitled cause, will proceed to sell ar
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
t hxchange, Roy al street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of tins
city, on MONDAY, July 5, 1875, at twelve oclOcL
H.. the following described property, to wit
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in Oh.
FlIst District Of this city, in the square Comprised
Detween Camp. st. Joseph, Magazine and Jul.n
streets being lot number seven as per plan of T.
Plhe, Late surveyor. dated the twenty mint dav
OF April, 1872, deposited in the Office Of =. Grima
notary public In this city. The said lot meas.
nlnety-si1 feet. more or less, in depth between
parallel lines In the the said lot IA h0undsf
py an alley leading into st. Joseph street fou,
Ieet wide common to it and other lots Together
WIN the buildings and improvements on tie sait
iot OF ground, which bear the No. ga Camp street
nlch property was acquired by defendant here.
IN Dy purchase from Mrs. Mary LOuisa Cianiar.
widow OF Edward Jenner Coke, Miss Mary Clanis:
ESAe ana John hedman Coke, as per act passed
before Richard Brenaa late = notary public in
1 oa city' on tho twentyseventh day Of FebIusr;
Seized in the above suit.
Verms-Cssh on the spot
;ss,,e EUGENE wAGGAMAH
JeI ~ ~ jy4 Civil Sheriff of the Parrish ~ Ora,s
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