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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09
By 9. De Ferret q Go.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 1872

SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH ALPHONsB PEssOu.
Second District Court for the Parish Of orleans-
No. 1872
DY q. DE FERRET 4 CO.-jOHN G.
- Monrose. Auctioneer-Ofhce No. 50 Royal street.
the Merchants and AucriOneers' Exchange ROYAL
street between CustOmhOuse and Canal streets
will % sold at public auction. by virtue Of m
ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated
July 5. 1873, the following described property
]. TWO CERTAIN LOIS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
situated in the Third District Of this city, in the
square bounded by Louisa, Clouet. Robertson and
Of square No. H. SAID lots measure, Hmerie an
measure, each 81 feet front on LOuiss street by
f and lines
the buildings and improvements thereon. situated
IN the Third District Of this city in equa bounded
streets Said lot measures % feet inches front
On ST. Claude street. by ITO feet in depth all French
3. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District of this city, in the square
bounded by, Agriculture Industry and Mathilde
L. B. aacarty said SQUARE is composed Of eleven IN
iots numbered from one to eleven inclusive. Lot
No. l. forming the corner of Mathilde and Industry
streets, and measures 81 feet inch lines front on
Mathilde street, by ll9 feet in depth. Lots Nos O.
3. AS g. 7, g. 8, TO- measure each 81 feet front OF,
Mssnlde ,s street liz 1, feet N dep,h Lot No. H.
streets, and measures 81 feet ] inch line front
on Mathilde street, by ll9 feet in depth.
Terms-One-th third cash on the spot and the bal
snce on credit of one and two years, in notes OF
coupons of he.purchasers. bearing eight per cent
interest per annum from the date Of sale until paid
and secured by vendors privilege and MORTGAGE on
the property sold; the purchaser or purchasers t.
cause the property sold to be insured in one of
he solvent insurance companies of this city until
full and final payment Of said notes or coupons
and to transfer the policy of said insurance to the
holder or holders OF said notes; and finally to paw
all lawyers fees, which fees are ixed at i've per
cent on the amount sued for in case Of suit for
the recovery of the amount OF said notes or con.
pons, or any part thereof and to assume beyond
and above the price Of sdiudication the payment
OF all the taxes for the year 1875 payable In 1876
Acts Of sale at the expense of purcha sers before
Eusebe BOuny notary public. jv9 "a 81 au7 IA
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OFFICK OF PORT WAND3Ns,
Port Of New Orleans. Louisiana,
New Orleaps. Iuiy q. 1875.

OFFICE OF PoRr WAaDsss E,
Port Of New Orleans. Louisiana,
New Orleans, luiy 8. 1875.
EDrroR REprBLfcAN:
The Bulletin Of yesterday, In an editorial,
lauds firm in this city ''fOr snspping their
fingers at" and defying the law Of the
land. The firm alluded to most certainly
refused payment Of legal three dollar
fee, and as they say the resistance OF
these fees has saved them from poverty,
etc. am very we'll pleased that have
not pressed this law resisting firm. saving
them thereby from ruin.
Mr.. Howe, a lawyer and member of the
Chamber Of Commerce, ade a statement
before the Chamber to this effect: THAT
the port wardens made a charge of s. upon
every ship, whether service is had or not"
l answer this statement by simply saying
that il 10 not true. No such demand is ever
made, no such payment is received, and
am at a loss to conceive where this we'll in
formed legal gentleman found the law for
his assertion.
The facts are these: No charge I. made
oy the port wardens on ships IN ballast.
The law compels a port warden, under
penalty OF $23 fine. to go on board of every
ship on arrival and tender his services. for
which he IL entitled to three dollar fee
and no more. The port warden is further
entitled to small additional fees for each
survey ne IS called upon to mako. There is
nothing to resist. for nothing is obligatory.
The law regulating port wardens was
originally enacted many years ago by
Democratic Legislature, and the Kepubli.
can Legislatures have had no more to do
with the law than simply from time to time
to modify it and reduce the charges to the
present tritiing fees.
Tho Chamber of Commerce. useiessly
tainted as it Ia with doctors and lawyers,
can ad Hditatm get up discussions and try
to create dissensions. Let them de.
mand, to their hearts content, of
the British empire to ignore their
own colonies and become Immigration
agents for Us. Let them talk of enterprises
with Mexico and elsewhere. Let them pow.
wow upon railroad schemes and appeal in
vain to public sympathy. Let them project
lines, all falling stillborn, tor
they subscribe mary red" themselves.
Let them remain conveniently blind to the
City Hall folks and their transfer of the
city wharves to private SPECTATORS on the
very eve of their public declaration of
bankruptcy. Let them get up bills for the
Legislature through their legal force to es-
tablish a board of trade to control the pub.
lie offices complained OF, not to abolish
them. All this buncomb will at last tend
to I'M ure the commerce of the country, al
ready seriously damaged by the confessed
poverty Of the merchants and their want OF
ability and energy to control or direct it.
L. SEWELL,
Master Warden Port of New Orleans.
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AUCTION SAFES.
SUCCESSION OF ANTOINE CRrBPlN PIHRNAs.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleaus-
... I.-. No. g $50. ...- - .,

| Nv !" ~ --,fsIl tr
| by q. GUINAULT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- corner OF Exchange alley and Bienviile street.
O'Clock n. 1t the Merchants and Auotioaeers' Bx.
change, on ROYAL street. between Canal aud Gus
b%noISs tf.ssts y virtue Of an order from The
OF orssns sseGn1 Ds1cs Court Tor the parish
l. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third
sig Il Sy st.
Designated by No; said lot measuring SO feet 4
i a front on dA6ads street, BY ia feet IN
improvements aud dependsneies thsreunto be-
sANorHER LOT OF GROUND situated in tbs
same sqnare: designated by No. g. measuring 50
feet inches lines front Abadis street by ia
feet inches in depth. Together with the circum.
3 LOT OF GROUND situated in the same
square designated by No. 2. having SO feet ines
b-tween parallel lines, together with the circum.
!. LOT OF GROUND. contiguous 70 the sbov.
feet lines front on d'Abadie street by ia feet
inches in depth. betwee parallel lines. together
with the circumstances and dependencies there
5 ANOTHER SoTfIt ior or GROUND i. the ..mesou.re
designated BY No. 4, contiguous to the two last
'front.' on dAbadie street, BY ia feet Ii inches in
depth bet ween parable lines together with the
circumstances and dependencies Of said lot OF
g. ANoTHER LOT OF GROUND. situated neat
Inc New SUBURB 81 Masgny Designated BY No. Of
zags and dASsdis streets, forming the corner Of
front Broad street. by los feet depth ana front
on dAbadie street, as per plan of J. A. Puev.,
dated second of May l943 and deposited in the of.
nee Of Joseph Cuvillier. notary; together with .
frame house Of three rooms, and Kitchen adjoining
Pan Of the above properties viii Be- e1hibised i al
Terms-One-half cash, and the balance payable
a. credit OF one year in notes OF the purchasers
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
the day of sale until paid. aud secured BY mort
gage on the property sold; the purchaser to as.
sumo, over and above the price Of sale the pay.
ment Of the taxes collecible In 1874 and the
draining tax; the purchaser binding himself to
Keep constantly insured the buildings and i'm.
provements erected on the last described property
until the Hnsl payment Of said notes, aud TO trans
fer the policy OF insurance to the tutrix of her
minor children for their own benefit or that Of
any holder Of said notes. and in case of judicial
proceedings for the recovery of the same he pur-
chaser TO nay all lawyers fees at ten per ent on
the amount sued tor.
Acts Of sale before Joseph Cuvillier, notary pub
lie at the expense of the purchasers.
iel6 "a iy2 9l7
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AUCTION SALES.
>>>>~o~>~~/N>>>>0y~'>>>~<
By =. u. 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY.
u N. Il b. j. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEER8

AND DEALnRS IN NEW FCRNITURK
Once Armory Hall. Ne. 81 Camp Street
Tr-weekly sales OF every description Of hocs>
hold furniture, Mirrors Pianos, Carpets Mstresses
etc. on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR
DAYS, at Auction Room No. 80 Camp street, com
mencng at ii A. n.
Semi Weekly sales Of Horses Mules, B1xg,es
Carriages, etc. at Saiea stables No. 20 Baroan&
street, near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and SAT
UEDAfS, commencing At ii A II.
tended to.
and stockA
Always on hand the largest stock Of New Punt
tufe OF every variety to be found in the city 3
thear show rooms, ArmOry Hall, No 81 Camp street
Being the largest aud oldest estahlshmsn. Of tia
kind IN the South. they solicit . portion Of tia
public patronage, both In thar line = auerionesn
md dealers n fUy0ituSN iaI IL
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SUCCESSION OF WIDOW ELIZABETH DARCY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, 81 1888.

RY. q. DIX FERRET Il CO.-JOHN g.
u Monrose. Auctioneer-Of6ce no. so Royai
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctonsers' III.
change, Royal street, between Customhouse and
Cana streets. will be sold by public auction, by
Judge Of the Second District Court for the PARISH
OF Orleans, dated July g. 1875. the following de.
scribed property
4 CERTAIN Ior OF GROUND. together with the
buildings And improvements thereon, situated in
the First District Of this city, in the square
bounded BY Apollo Ruterpe Bsecbus and Terpsi
ehore streets, desi lated by the No. s of square
No. SO. SAID lot measures, French measure 80 feet
front on Terpeich0re street, by n0 foet in depth,
between equal and parallel lines.
Terms-Caoh ON the SPOT.
Act Of sale ct the expense of the purchaser b.
fore Tn. BuissOn, notary public.
Royal street.
A LARGE AsSoRrXRxT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NIrU1A. iy9 1924 81 All II
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COUkr RECORD.
THURSDAY. JULY 8, 1875.
eupsrasr ili.tr,as lam.

SQD0F10r District COOf3.
State W. Francois Frelot-Iojunction to
prevent landing or slsug hterinx of cattle
anywhere in New Orleans except on the
premises Of the Crescent City Live Stock
Landing and Slaughterhouse Company.
Superior CFiminaI Coqfe.
VERDICT.
State W. Columbus H. Ailep-Periury.
Not guilty.
POSTPONED.
The Sentence Of Alexander Newton was
postponed until Friday, his counsel not
having been notified and the prisoner se-
mapded.
First District Court,
Explanations.
Assault and batterv-Mrs. Phillips.
George Feleche, Arcade Dennis.
Petty lsrceny-William Martin.
MARKET MEN.
Forty three keepers of private markets
pleaded not guilty. Judge Abel decided
that no second arrest would be made till
the first ofiense he'd been disposed Of.
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close Your Mouths, Dogs.

To-day poisoned sausages will be scat
tered around rather promiscuoasl for the
benefit of worthless ours. These sausages
will be in the charge of policemen only.
who will have particular Instructions how
to plant them. This warning is given to
such owners a. desire Co save good watch
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They Will Send Is Bach.

Members of Mississippi Fire Company
No have never been satisfied with their
new engine, although it did win back the
champion horns for them. Tho manniac'
turers have agreed to make a new and
smaller steamer in exchange for their big
thing. The next engine will be something
like the old one. the Lady Blessy. ard
finely finished
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The Night Soil Nuisa nce.

Time and time again have the news
papers Of this city adverted in terms OF
condemnation to the practices Of the
vidangeurs. The system by which these
old-t;me monopolists have managed this
business meets with universal condemna-
ton and general expression Of disgust
Night after night has the air been laden
with Infectious odors, and the cutters filed
with feculent matter. The constituents OF
the old system by whom this business was
managed had formed q close corporation
that was monopoly In the wors ct sense of
the term. 1t was q monopoly that was un-
restrained by lava combination Of work.
.ers in a pros9ibed sphere that was
tabooed, and hehce was made the means
of large profit. The excuse Of poverty on
the part of these men is the yeriess non.
sense. Every property holder knows that
the '.bosses" of this business never did any
work themselves. The work was done for
them by menisls. and they collected the
money.
The work was considered of degrading
nature. and hence few we're engaged therein.
j: therefore arose that the system Of clean.
ing privies WAS confined to q few and CON-
trolled by fewer still. The work was done
in manner. but in o miserable way in.
deed. The masses of excrement were
hauled through tho thOroughtares Of the
city. breeding pestilence ct every step, and
there was no one to say it should not be.
Health laws were enacted, but what did
such people care for lawl They considered
that they were the only ones who would or
could carry on the business of cleaning out
privy vaults, and they did as the chose.
and they charged as they pleased. The
incorporation of company which should
be responsible for its actions and be COM
PEELED to conform to the sanitary laws, be.
came necessary. charter was therefore
granted to the Sanitary and Excsvating
Company. Though but lately in operation.
the company has shown that this peculiar
work can be done without Offense to the
SENSES and without detriment to health.
The company has taken charge OF the |
nuisance wharves, and thereby a saving |
has accrued to the city of $4,000 per an |
mum.
Despite the endeavors of the company to |
'naugurate hygienic method of sewerage
and vault cleaning, some ignorant persons |
decry them as a monopoly, and the vidan-
geurs continue with the old system. Yes
terday, Joseph Bannon, . vidsngeur, was
brought up before Judge Evans, charged
with violation of the health ordinances Of
the city. Officer Curtis, who made the Ar
rest, testified that m tina ninAtAAnth Of JnnA
Last he entered the premises of the said
Bannon, and therein found two carts filed
with fecsl matter, and box on the ground,
also half filled. His visit was about ono
o'clock in the afternoon. Officer Neely, of
thu sanitary force, gave evidence to the
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PASSENGER to Arrive.

The following is the passenger list of the
steamship Cortes, Captain Freeman, from
New York:
f. Kennedy, J. Pinero, J. r. Buchanan,
Mrs. A. German, s. X. Buchanan, Miss M.
Lewis, w. H. Green, A. A. Green, T. NJ.
Green, A. A. Msginnis, Miss n. C. Nagin-
mis-, Misc Anna w. Creevy, w. Creevy, Miss
Nss L. Wagner, A. Duphin. r. De Lobel,
aid six storage passengers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Citizens Savings Bank, Grunewald Hall,
New Orleans. June 80 l315.-At q meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, bed this day a seml-annual
dividend OF TEN PER CkNr.was declared; seven
per cent payable TO the stockholders on demand
and three per cent to oe placad to the credit the
reserve fund. II. BENNER. Cashier.
jyi I'm
Office Of mississippi and Mexican Calf
snip Canal Com pany, No ~ Camp street, New Or.
leans, june p, l375-The annual meeting of the
Ship Canal Company tor the election of nine di.
rectOrs will be heid at the office of the Company
No. A Camp street on SATURDAY, July 10, 1875, ct
twelve O'Clock NJ. :.
JeZS jyl0 S. D. MOODY Secretary.
Mechanics and Traders, Bank, New
Orleans, June II. l6.5-A general meeting OF the
stock holders OF this bank will 6e held at the Office
OF said bank, No. % CarOndeet street, On MONDAY
twenty ak II July nax-, between the hours of 10
A. N and 2. NJ, TO vote upon an amendment to
article two section one OF the charter, as adopted
by unanimous vote Of III. directors.
lel9 3pt MOSES BARRIS. Cashier
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NAgoHALTy OF kEw ORLEANS,

NAGoHALTy EEw OKLRAssi
City Hail. July 9. 1875. !
No. 3:55-Adminstratio Series.|
Resoirsa. That permission be and is
hereby granted to Charles +. Berger to
erect soda stand at the foot Of Canal
street. revocabie at the pleasure OF the
Council.
., Adopted By the Council of the city of
New Orleans, June 90. 1875
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Mayor.
A true copy:
J. II. HARDY. Secretary.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

An election for officers Of the Seventh
Ward Radical Republican Central Club will be held
at their hall on Dauphine street. between Union
and Bagateiie Streets on MONDAY, July IL. from 1
unil ?. NJ. All Republicans Of the ward are re.
Guested to participate.
By order. c. J. ADOtPHE Presdent
ii. E. PAREACL., Secretary iy9 ST.
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Fechter, the actor, is sick in Montreal.
He has probably been playing with the St.
Charles Theatre company.
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Second District Court for the Parrish of Orleans
No. 81 ITO.

PY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
ID order Of sale rendered June 25 1875, to me
directed by the honorable the Second District
titled matter. will proceed TO sell at public auc.
Royal street, between Canal and Custom no use
streets, in the Second District of this CITY, on
MONDAY August Q, 1875 at twelve O'Clock NJ. for
account Of sad succession the following described
property, to wit
/. a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, designated
BY the number one, on plan drawn by Louis
surgi late surveyor, dated twenty fifth of April
1919 originally deposited in the Office of 0. n
Perry. late a notary public in this city; which
square is bounded by Common, Clarke and Gravier
streets and Hagan avenue, and il divided On said
PLAZA Into thirty lots, numbered one to thirty
inclusive.
2. THB ONE-HALR OF SQUARE designated as
number seven on said plan, which said square is
divided into thirty lots, numbered one to thirty
inclusive. aud 10 bounded by Common, Genois,
Gravier and TeemAchus streets which said one
half square is that nearest to Telemsehus street.
Terms-l The sum of six hundred dollars
whereabouts, being the probable amount OF taxes
due on said property and the costs of sale cash
the spot. 2. And tho balance 1t one and two years
credit in equal psrts in notes Of the purchaser to
his own order and by MIN indorsed. secured by
mortgage on said property bearing interest ct six
per cent Per annum from date to maturity, and
eight Der cent eventual interest after maturity, if
not paid punctuAlly, with the clause OF non alien
andO, and attorneys fees ct five per cent in case
ofsuit.
EUGENE WAG0AMAN.
yl IL 10 aUl Civil Sheriff Of The PaE,sh Of Orlesns
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. anu VALUdbHH lMPkON
DWELLING PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DIS.
TkICT OF NEW ORLEANS
In the matter of Bachelor and Reid In bank.
ruptcy, As per order No. 1855 from the United
States District Court
pY VINCENT 4 coz. VINCENT. Auc.
- tionesr-Onice Nos. 62~snd Ga Customhouss
street.-Will be sold on SATURDAY July H. 1875. at
twelve o'clock n. 1t Merchants and Auctioneers'
E Eacnange on Royal street. between Canal. and
1883. and dated June .. 1875. from the Hon. Judge
w B. Woods, United States District Court of Lon
isiana, in the matter Of Bachelor Reid, bank.
rupts-
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY. with
improvements. surrendered by Andrew J. Reid.
bankrupt, consisting Of a. certain portion OF
gro With thereon situated in
Coliseum and Chestnut streets, aud dssigua Ted by
letter C. having 50 rect front on Coliseum street.
BY depth Of l28 feet lines ON the line nearest
Josephine street. and l28 feet inch lines nearest
st. Andrew street, together with . commodious
two story frame residence with extensive Kitchen,
rear buildings, out houses and garden, etc.
deposit OF ten Der cent required ct the time of
Acc of sale before Octave Morel, notary public.
itrms ~ SaIe-Caah, je25 iv2 IL
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rs REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, july g. 1876.
AUCTION SALES,
By George Pearson.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS.

UNITED STATES CUsronHousv,
Collectors Once. ,
New Orleans. June IS, 1875.
pY GEORGE PEARSON, AUCTIONERR-
- The following described goods, having re-
NAMED in warehouse unclaimed over one year,
VIII be sold st public auction in accordance with
the law and the regulations Of the Treasury De.
Partment at warehouse No. l. Custonhouse build
ing. on FRIDAY, July 9. 1875, 1t II A. N
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RIVERA
Kiss, FaN. water mark
sncheA incheA TT. In
Port Wardene, Fees.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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metsoralogicaI Report,

OPyiCR METEOROLOGICAL OBsRRcaR.l
New Orleans, July 8. 1875.
The folio wing is the report Of the weather
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By Sheriff Waggaman.
SUCCESSION OF THR LATE GEORGE w, G.
SON, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans-
No. sc, 39l,

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans-
No. So 39l.
by VIRTUE AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER
ID of sale, reudt red July l. 1875 to mo directed
by the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled matter
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Msr-
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city on TUESDAY August
3, 1875. ~ twelve O'clock NJ, for account of said
succession, the following descfibed property to
wit
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. situated in the sixth
District of this city, formerly City of Jefferson, in
the square bounded BY Magazine, Camp Lyon
and Upperline streets designated as lots numbers
plan drawn by L. Z. REYNOLDS architect deposited
in the office Of l. r. Kenny. late a notary public
in the parish of jefferson; lot number eight form
ing the corner OF Mag. szne and Upperline streets
street, by depth and 'front.' on Upperne street
OF one hundred and twenty.0ne feet, and by q
depth on the other line Of one hundred aud twenty
feet; lots numbers nine, ten. eleven, twelve and
thirteen measuring each thirty feet on Magazine
street, by one hundred and twenty feet 10 depth
lot number thirteen forming the corner of Maya
zine and Lyon streets. Being the same property
acquired from Gilbert D. Metcalf per act passed
before Charles Stringer notary public in this city
on the thirty first OF MAY, 1866. in the name of
ceased.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
y3 II l8 aus Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
SUCCESSION or He LATE FRANCIS ANDE RSON
BOYLE, DECEASED
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 37,710.
DY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBRDIENCR TO AN
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+. Vincent & Co.

ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE IMPROVED
DWELLING PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DIS
TkICT OF NEW ORLEANS
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By e. D. lie Breton, Assignee.

=. P. CHAMPLIN, Deputy Collector.
iel5 II l9 q q 80 iy3 S 8
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Grand total. ..........$2l,3 l6 So
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF New
Orleans, July 6, 1875.
leas-Bertoli, Brown. Bouny. Landry,
Mccarthy. Pilsburv.
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Mayor.
A true copy:
j. Fl. HARDY. Secretary.
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In the matter of Bachelor and Reid, In bank
ruPtcy 40 Per order No. IASa from the United
States District Court