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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17
1T NFNE W NUM- MY
mole 28 deli Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF VI
Fieri Facin. mgn,nst NIrr. q. =,


In the matter of the Draining ,ommissia
the First raining District, praying 4
homologatiOn OF the assessment roll.
SrPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
~ OF Orleans, No. Is. S35F(Nu. 442 of the j
d. cket). BY virtue OF a writ OF fier tacias
Mira. q. steven, to me directed by hon0Hl
Superior District Court for the parish of ur'c
the above entitled cause, will proceed to
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctl
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal an
tomhnuse streets, in tie Second District
city, on FRIDAY, December II, 1873, at
o'clock NJ, the following described proF
ant
TWO LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPRovEy
in the First District, numbers sixteen AID
teen, in square number five hundred and e
seven, boundt d by Banks, Common, ROcb
and Dorg. nnis streets, mt assuring: Lot numb
teen has twenty seven feet elevs inches NJ
on Common street. about twenty seven teri
rear, one hundred aid seventeen feet iour
Ole line In depth and front on Dor geuois
and one hundred aud thirteen re.t nIDe
three lines on the Ina of lot plumber seye
lot number seventeen has twenty Sc ven ia
inches two lines on Common street, arOut =
seven feet IN the rear. one hun, red and ID
feet niue inches three lines on the line of lol
Der sixteen, and one hundred and eight Il
inches TOUR lines on the side nearest kecI'
street.
Seized in the above snt.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE wAGGAMM
nol6 23 deli Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF "
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By G. E. Girardey.

THE mBEKA SuGAR" PLANTATION, EQUIPPED
AND SUPPLIED WITH MILES. Z C,-ONE
OF THt MOST PRODUCTIVE SUGAR ES.
TATES ON TIKI L0Whh COAST,
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BY ORDER OF THE A,sIUNERS, MESSRS. G. II,
DuGAZ0N AND L D LIZ BRETON CONFORN
ABLk TO TIKI ORDER OF COURT
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X NJ. & Is. ). NlONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE,
Once Armory Hall, No. 50 Camp Street,

Iri.weekly sales of every description of house
mold furniture, Mirrors Pianos, arpets Mattresses
etc, on tuesdays, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
at Auction hoom, No. 60 Camp street, commencing
at II a. NJ.
Semi weekly sales of Horses, Mules Buggies Car
rages etc. oat sales stables, No. 10 Baroiine street
near Gravter, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
commencing at IL A. NJ.
ont door sales of every description promptly at
Special attention paid to the sales of real estate
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of New Furni
ture of every variety to be found in the city al
their show rooms, Armory Hall, No. 81 amp street.
Being the largest and Oldest establishment of the
Kind in the South, they solicit q portion of the
pu6hc patronage, both in their line suctionesrs
and dealers In furniture. ial ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17

IN THB MATTER OF ANTOINE GIRAUD INDI.
Blanchn Giraud vs.
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Although there was no hing in the dispat ches
calculated 10 have much influence yet the mark t
opened with strong dem, nd, uud.r which 1000
bales changed hands during the morning, after
which the movement became more active and
further sales were reported to the extent OF 1000
bales, making a total as noted above of II ITO
tales PIices we're well maintained, and for some
desert ptlcns ruled more in favor of factors, but
othIDg traI splred TO Indicate any quot able
change.
The Exchange makes the amount shipboard
rot cleared before to-dass expo .t.) SO $50
bales, embracing 43,364 for Liverpool, 7,Ol5 for
Havre, AIS for the North sea- 55i4 Tor Bremen
5545 for the Mediterranean, 665 tor Mexico and
l741 for cosstwise ports, leaving in presses,
aereeaby to ts count at IL NJ, 1872 ,O8i bales
If We deduct from this the amount sold, but not
vet delivered, the bslauce will be about 81 900
bales to represent the quantity unsold, a large
part of which is withheld from the market In
transit or not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports: Sales II coo baes, Mar
ket strcngn
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SUCCESSION OF 2. D'MEZ

by MACON, ELLISON & co., ALBERT
- Paul, Aucti0n.er-Oifce No. 20 IArOpdele,
street.-FRlDAY, Dec, mb-r H. 1875, at twelve
o'clock at the Merchants and Auctione.rs' Rr
change Roy al street, between Toulouse and
Canal streets, by virtue and in pursuance Of an
order OF the Hon. A. Tissot Judge of The SeroDd
District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated De
cember 4, 1873, will he sold at public auction for
ing pr pertv, viz
A vALUaBLE COLLECTION OF DIAMONDS
WATCHES. SiLVERWARE, etc.
DEF 1871
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BY G. X. GIRARDEY, AUCrIONEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street-WEDNESDAY, ian.
nary D, 1876. at twelve o'clock NJ, at the st.
Charl Auction Excl a ge, in the rotunda of the
81. Charles o'el, in tins city, will be sold at pub
lie aue' ion. by and IN pursuance of IN order from
the Hon. William B Woods Judge of the Circuit
Court, acting during vacancy in the office of
nudge of the United States District Court for the
Dhtrict of Louisiana, dated December L. 1875 and
rei dered in the above entitled alter the follow.
ing de.c,ihed property, tn wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND established as a
sugar plantation, and known the Ponte aux
Chenes plantation situated, living and being 10
the parish OF Plaquemi-es, in this State, on the
right bank of the Mississippi river at a distance
OF an ut twenty-five miles below the city of New
oi cans having and measuring Is arpents front
by 40 arpents i'll depth together with The double
concession in the rear, con aiming abuut go ar
penis, bounded above by toe planta ion now or
lately Of Ltvergne villeIe, and below by other
lands formerly belonging To AGgnsfe Re ggiO and
now OF lately 10 Octave Reggie together with the
sugar m II and machinery and u II other buildings
ana improvements Oh said sugar plantation con-
slstlhS partly IN large and commOdous two
s'~y blcs and flame dwelling, sugar house mil
complete. large stable and barn AID about twenty
double cahi 8, all ready for use. with the papta.
tlon will br sold about 100 acres of rittoons
tie following servtude; That Octave Reggie,
oWner of the tr ~ of ind az Joining said p4ilta.
non on lh' lower boundary, shall have The prvi-
iege up 10 me tStntv 'eevehth day of November
the SAID plantation, he, the said O.tave Reggie
paving his share or proportion OF the expense for
so doing.
Terms and Conditioned half cash and the
remainder on a credit of one year, the purchaser
to furnish his note. secured by mortgage and
vendor lien on the property Id bearing eight
pr cent per annum interest from the day Of sale
nhtlI nlal payn emit, i've per cent attorneys fees
III W nj ~ SUIT TO enforce payment of the same.
u Act uf sale at the purchaser 8 Expense, before NJ
L. pucros- Esq., notary public. del5 II 22 20 as
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IN TUE MATTER OF ANTOINE GIRAUD INDI
HiDuALLf, AaD AS A MtMBER OF THE
FIRM OF BLASCHlN L GlRAUD.
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By ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES. MBSsRS. C. T.
DuaAZON AND y. LIZ BRETON. CONFORM
ABLE 10 THE ORDER OF COURT.
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Nleteoroioxical and River Report.

tn" following statement Of the weather an
llvers is furnished by the signal service office ct
toned at New Orleans
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United States District Court for the District of
Louisiana in bankrnptcy-No 1873.
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RIVER REPORT-3 p. M,

Below nigh water mark of 1874.
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AUCTION SALES.
By @. e. Girardey.

THE POINT AUX CHBSES" PLANTATION.
PED WITH MACHINkRY FINE RESiDkNCR
ORANGkRY, ETC.
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Fieri Emcin. ngnin.t Lessie leanl,

lha'ltf ~ me bf".n'ng oInm sSi nuvr. \
Fiioi Draining District PRAYING for IN. h.,
Patloh % the assessment roll.
GuPkRtOR DISTRICT COURT FOR T6R d,
- of Orleans, No. Is .g]5 tNn. 34a OF the "a
Gofketl.- By virtue of writ sf tieri farasa
Lcssit Dean TO me directed by the louorai
superior district court for parish OF OrIra,
the above entitled cause, viii proceed to !.
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctan
Exchange, Royal str ct between Canal and
lomhouse streets, in the econd Iistriet Al
city, on FRIDAY, December =, 1873. at "a
o'clock NJ, the following described proprr-T
wit fF''
TWO LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROvEMy
in the First District. numbers eleven and rg
ID square -four hundred and thirty, hounds
p0ydias, PerdidO, st Magdalen or Cara M
ltne or Willow, and G aiborne streets meas
each thirty one feet seven inches on C. ara :
and one hundred and twenty two feet seven y
Two lines in depth.
Seized i'll the above snit.
Tcrms-Cash on the pot
EUGENE WAGGAM4y
uOlb % lpls Civil Sbar;H nf ,in -.
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BELOW-COMING UP
EXPORTS

Spanish bark Lag, Moran. from Clenfuegos, to mas
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[cosrINUEp FROM FIRST PAGE.

his report. which treats of the great de-
crease in the rates for transportation IN late
years due to the brisk competition between
the great lines and TO the efforts of the
friends of cheap transportation. An invita-
ton to visit the Board OF Trade was ac-
cepted, and the convention adjourned until
two O'Clock
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AUCTION SALES.
By George Pearson.

SALE OF wAREHorSED AND UNCLAIMED
GuuDS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17
RYs O.. e: GIRAHDEY, AucT1oNsKR-

United States District Court-1n Bankrupt
No. 1913.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17

P. F HERWIG,
de l6 10 81 rs 2s 81 jil57 Special Deputy Collector
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Roa
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| The week
kpied frol|

The week
spied frol
No. .,
sen DerbI
pan street,
streets,
onting on
cash 81
Een $4,000.
lot trontir|
part and
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Gage S7331
b, 'front.'
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sold
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sVennents,
Rage $500,
mo. "a. fl |
4 GlrOd
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Rage $12,9
tfonting
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.noeants, sol
1880.
lots from
2 Lowerli|
with i'm
sage $2O76
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Fsements,
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


matter Of the citv Of New n rieans I
Tor drecree of mortgage, privilege u. Ia
on the property of the Third Draining Li.,.
SuPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE paw,
y of Orleans No. 26,622 NO 483 of he "a siAa
docketl BY virtue of writ of tieri faci.s ' .!
J 'ong, TO me directed by the honorahis,N
superior District court for the parish ",
leans. IN the above entitled cause, win PROF.
sell at public auction, at the Merchants AM I
'lonetrs Exchange, Royal street, between ~
and Customlouse streets, in the Second Iis,
this city, on FIR DAl, Dee mber II, l,!,0
we've O'Clock NJ, the following described I.
A PETITION OF GROUND AND IMPRovRvv,
in the Third District, number six in snns-ah'
her hft'e hundred and eighteen, bounSasII
Columbus, Bayou Road, Laharpe, Broad ana "
streets, m' assuring ninety feet on CO y
street. and one hundred and twenty I ,s,. y \
eleven inches four lines in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot
ErGESE WAGGAN.y
ns'6 % DELI Civil Sheriff of the Parish of n.
Fieri Fncies against j. !, PucI,,
II" matter of the city of Orleans ~"
r. decree of mortgage privilege ttr
the property of the Third Draining tjistr.1
SUPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THF p,.
~ of orleans, No. % So 40. i8g of The + J
uo"kett.-By virtue of q writ of tjpri
against }. Puchot t, me directed h. Il
honorable the superior District Court for fla, !
Ish OF rieans. in the aboN, entitled cans.
/ TO red o sell at pnb'ic aucti n at the Meri
and An tiout"rs' Exchange, ROYAL street ~
Canal and ,ltstomhouse streets. in thu. Sp,o,fi
tllrt OF TINS city on FRIDAY, he cmbrr l. N
ut twelve o'clock NJ, the following dies ,ribe5 "
"rty. 10 Wit -
4 her OF GRorND AND IMPRovENsy7,
the Third ID strict, number four or one ana II
IN touaIe lumber eleven hundred ana uinptv u
bounded by Lsyeyrouse, o. zaga, Tout and n,
blave streets measuring sixty three .rt On
street. and one hund-ed and eighteen fse,
inch $ IN deoth and front on Lapty onse sire,
Seized in the above suit
Itrms-Cdsh on the spot.
tuGkNR WAGGAMAy
nnl6 "a deli Civil Sheriff of he Parish nf0t
Fieri Fncins agninst iessie Deap-Ir
matter ~ the blsiinln. oInm 81 ,IIrr'
Flisf Draining District PRAYING for Jhe bS
cation % the assessment roll.
CuPkRtOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TER Dan
- of Orleans, No Is .g35 iNn 34a OF liz ~
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THE NEW
w ALT II A M

Tie past twelve months at the Waltham
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neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by =. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-06

CAsToRIA, Is more than a substitute for
castor oil II is the only safe article In OK
istepce which is sure TO regulate tho bowels,
cure wtndcolic and produces natural sleep. II Il
pleasant to take Children nsed not cry ana
hoNHSTs NAV sleep 0-1.wly
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-06
RAILROADS.
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.
NAII.Vp d..
CAIRO & vINCENNES R. R

JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.