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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-28
SALE FOR A PETITION.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
DYS. GUIxAUI.T. AUCTIONEER-OFFICE
II corner of Exchange alley and Benville street.
SATURDAY, April "a. 1875. Will he sod at twelve
change. Royal street, between Canal aud Custo
house Streets by virtue of an order from the hon.
orable the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated March 10, 1875, the following de.
j. THAT HANDSOME TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSE,, No. IT'S, on Orleans street, opposite IRENE
Market, between Marais and Where Streets hav
ing store on the ground floor, used as coffee
house, four rooms the upper story and back
gallery and veranda on the street. Another two
story brick building in the yard having four rooms
and balcony, gas in the house, paved yards,
waterworks piivy, etc The above buildings are
square No. 81, and measures 80 feet front on or.
leans street. by depth of II feet lines toward
Marais street and II feet Il inches lines OF the
2. ANOTHER TWO.STORY BRICK BUILDING
also opposite IRENE Market. with iron fronting,
Ne, 1866 in SQUARE bounded by ST Peter, Orleans,
Marais and Where Streets having store on the
ground floor, four rooms above. a Photographic
gallery in the attic and veranda g frame build
ing Of two rooms in the yard. waterworks, privy.
etc; the whole erected on a lot of grouad desiy.
naten by the letter A. and measures 20 feet
inches on Orleans street, by depth of about 81
3. ANOTHER Two-STORY BRICK HOUSE, in
the same square, on st. Peter street, having four
rooms on the ground floor. four above, two IN the
attic and veranda; q frame kitchen, the lower
part used as wash shed, waterwOrks, privy, etc;
the whole erected lot of ground designated
by the letter L and measuring % feet S inches
front on St Peter street, by depth Of about So
feet inches SEQ plans at the Exchange.
Terms-One-thrd cash and the balance at
credit of one and two years in notes coupons of
the purchasers, bearisg interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum FROM date until paid,
and secured by vendors privilege and mortgage
on the property sold. the purchaser to assume the
taxes of 1874 due in 1875 to cause the buildings to
be insured until the pay ment of the said notes
coupons, and tn transfer the insurance policies
the vendors Or holders of said notes or coupons,
and to bind Themselves to pay all lawyers fees,
hereby fixed at Eve per cent The amount sued
for.
Acts of sale before L. Bouny, not airy public at the
purchasers expense. mh24 apl Is "a
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The Sailor Again.

In a previous article | solicited the CO.
operation OF our fellow citizens III securing
a reading room, bethel and exchange,
where American and British seamen and
the seamen of every other nation can re-
sort for business transactions, and limo
cent amusements, and intellectual culture,
and religious privileges. In our long con-
tinued success We have Outgrown our pres
ent quarters, and desire a place for addi
tional transactions.
New Orleans ranks second in CONNER
cial Importance. and must flourish as a
commercial city, if at all; and she once had
splendid sailors home But at present
there is hardly another seaport on either
coast OF the United States, however small,
that is in so much need OF accommodations
for seamen without distinction of nation
ality.
lam not asking for charity. The sailor
is no beggar, and as his representative |
am not begging. To these common car
rers OF all nations, who are Indispensable
to the very existence OF commerce, and
who endure great hardships and risk their
lives in carrying it on, VIC owe as just
debt the common privileges of citizens and
protection from imposition and corrupting
influences. And these privileges are not
only Indispensable to the good behavior
and we'll being Of the sailor, but in meas
ure Indispensable to the. good order and
quiet OF the CITY. AS municipal arrange
ment, and in its lowest aspects as pecu-
mary transaction, it pays, andfwould be
saving to the city treasury tor the city as
such to furnish these facilities, for bethels
are cheaper than jails, and chaplains than
policemen.
The wealth Of Insurance companies is in
the hands of seamen. And both insurers
and insured are pecuniarily and otherwise
benefited, in having temperate and reliable
seamsn to whom they safely intrust the
millions of treasure and thousands Of pre-
cious lives that are dependent upon the
sailors fidelity and skill. With reliable
men every marine insurance company could
reduce its rates of insurance, and every
freight whether insured or not could be
carried cheaper and safer
There is not an importer or retailer, pro-
Queer or consumer who is not pecuniarily
interested in this matter, for withou: sea-
men importation and expectation are at an
end. And we bring this, which is one of
the least important among many consdera-
tons, as a reason why the business men of
the city should cooperate with u.s.,
L. II. PEASE,
Seamen's Chaplain.
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NOTICE..

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Collectors Office, First District of Louisiana.
New Orleans. February q 1878.
TN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS SEC
L ton sixty-thres of the act of Cong fUss ap-
proved July Is, 1866, and amendments, notice is
hereby given to the claimants Of the following de.
scribed property seized in the city of New Orleans
Louisiana. lat dates as below, for violation of
section forty-eght of the act Of June 80, 1864. as
amended by section niue Of the act Of July ls 1866
the manner provided by law, within thirty days
from the date hereof the same will be advertised
and sold as forfeited. in compliance with the re-.
quirements of the sections and acts above men
toned:
July q. 1s74-1oo Cigars. August 3. 100 Cigars;
fourth, 1850 Cigars, 20 pounds Leaf T0bacco fifth
100 Cigars 1000 Cigarettes, 100 Cigars; sixth 200
Cigars; seventh, $50 Cigars 1900 Cigarettes; tenth
100 Cigars, Zoo pounds Plug TOBACCO; seventeenth,
400 Cigars, 1900 Cigarettes eighteenth, 400 Cigars,
$500 Cigarettes nineteenth. 800 Cigars. 5000 Cigar
Tobacce twentieth, 200 Cigars. 500 Cigarettes, 10
pounds Finecut Chewing Tobacco; twenty seventh,
1000 Cigars, 1850 Cigarettes September 25 lOpounds
Leaf Tobacco. November 7. 25 pounds Leaf Tobac.
co. $50 Cigars AGO Cigarettes fourteenth 800 Cigar.
ettes 200 Cigars, pounds Finecut Chewing 70.
bacco. December 8, $50 Cigars; ninth, loo Ciga,s;
tenth 400 Cigars; eleventh, $50 Cigars sixteenth
IS $50 cgsrS $50 GgaGGettes SO Cigarettes
Leaf ToSaeea cssps
January 4, 1875 1000 Cigars, 400 pounds Leaf
rSOascO eighth eS csas ninth 800 Cigars
Z'V pOunuS Le2I looacCO; lnCteeHtn, III pounds
Leaf Tobacco, 200 Cigars. 10 pounds Leaf
Tobacco $50 Cigars. 20 pounds Leaf Tobacco:
fourteenth, 500 Cigars; so pounds Leaf Tobacco;
nineteenth. 3245 Cigars; twentieth, 400 Cigars 40
pounds Leaf Tobacco; twenty first, 200 Cigars, 400
Cigarettes. 100 Cigars; twenty ffdh $500 Cigars
February 6-5 pounds Leaf Tobacco, 100 Cigars, so
Cigars, $50 Cigars, 10 pounds Leaf Tobacco, IS
pounds Leaf Tobacco; eleventh, so Cigars 200
Cigarettes 5o Cigars, 500 Cigarettes; thirteenth,
50 Cigars 25 Cigars, Cigarettes 2OOO Cigarettes
twenty SECOND, 200 Cigars, 200 Cigarettes twenty
third $50 Cigars 800 Cigarettes so Cigars twenty
fifth, 200 Cigars, $50 Cigarettes, $50 Cigars, Ice
Cigars, 200 Cigars, 500 Cigarettes, Is Cigars, $50
Cigars; twenty seventh, 25 Cigars, IS Cigars, Is
Cigars. 220O Cigars, 500 pounds Leaf Tobacco.
JOHN COCKREM
Collector Internal Revenue First District Of louis.
lana. fe23 mhI4 Is
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Y. Murdoch, treasurer of the Board of
Metropolitan Police Com missioners, $75, 600,
and all other and further sums of money
now in the said Administrators possession
which have been collected by the city of
New Orleans from taxes levied bylt for po-
lice purposes in the year 1875 reservipg the
right to interyenor, Joseph H. Oglesby, to
collect the tax of the year 1874, levied for
the support of the Metropolitan Police De-
partment City to pay costs.
State of Louisiana vs.. Richard Taylor
Given to the jury.
Superior Criminal Court.
State of Louisiana VS.. Lou Dudley Whey
land-Arson. Setting fire to residence
corner of Burgundy ard Customhouse
streets, January l, 1879. Given to the jury.
Second District Court.
Successions of Elizabeth Adderly and
Horore Vandervelde opened.
Fifth District Court.
Rodrigues VS.. Carlos Pie. Spanish consul
Appeal taken to Supreme Court.
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BY Hoey e. O'Connor.
STOCKS AT AUCTION.

SIOCkS AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF CHRISTIAN ROSELIUs.
40. &c COL.
pY HOEY & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J..
~ HOey, AUctioneer-Of1ca, No. II Exchange
place.-SATURDAY, April 3, 1875, at twelve
O'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal and
CustOmhOuse streets bv virtue of an order of he
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, rendered in the above entitled matter
will be sold at public auction, the following toe
belonging to the succession of Christian Ros elius
to wit
Bank Stocks.
224 Shares OF the Capital Stock of the Southern
Bank.
leo Shares of the Capital Stock of the ate Ma
tional Bank.
so Shares of the Capital Stock of the Hbernia
National Bank.
Insurance Stocks.
Shares Stock Crescent Mutual insurance Com
pany.
l3 Shares Stock Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
~ Shares Stock Hope Insurance Comp any.
> Shares stock New Orleans las lrauc e Company.
50 shares Stock Hibernia Insurance Company,
$3.50 paid
G Shares Stock Home Mutual Insurance Com.
pany.
Miscellaneous STOCKS.
u Shares Stock New Orleans Gasght ompany.
10 Shares Stock Carondelet Canal and Navigation
Company.
Terms of Sals-Cash on the spot.
MI ar2
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AUCTION SALES.
By S. Gulnault.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS SAUX.

PY =. GUINAULT. AuCTIONEER.-OFFICB
~ corner ofExenangs alley and Bienviile street.
sATvsp Ap,l 1875 viii be sSId at
tioneers' Exchange, Regal street. between
Canal and Customhouse streets. by virtue of an
Court fOc the parish of Orleans dated February
a. 1875. the following real estate belonging to the
aforesaid @ suecossi cpd to wit. ~ ~, mkt.
District of this city, bounded by Miro Galvez, On.
zaga and Dabadie streets, designated by the Nos.
front on Galvez street, same front on Miro street.
297 feet 10 inches lines front on Onzaga street.
and the same front on Dabadie street. Lots Nos.
and will be sold in block, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, consisting
OF dairy and small house of two rooms, privies,
cistern etc. Lots Nos. and 10, forming the cor
gether including dairy and house OF several
rooms, cstern privy etc. Lots Nos. 20, 81 and %,
forming the corner of Onzaga and Miro streets,
will be sold together, including dairy and
house of several rooms, cistern, etc. The balance
OF the lots fronting on Onzasa Galvez, Miro and
pabadie streets win be sold separately. The side.
walk of the entire front on GalveZ street is made
OF bricks and curbstOnes.
ANOTHER SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the
same District, containing twenty-seven lots from
Nos. to u inclusively, bounded by Broad Havana,
Agriculture and Abundance streets and London
Havana street, 800 feet inch front on Abundance
street. III feet lines front on London avenue, 1893
feet inches front on Broad street and 1876 feet 10
with a large dairy and Ia house of several rooms,
chicken house, cistern. privy. etc.
A SQUARE OF GROUND Of q triangular form,
designated by Nos. l. Q, 3 and 4. bounded by Broad
Havana and Agriculture streets, measuring pa
feet inches front on Broad street. l59 feet 9
ches lines front on Havana street and l43 feet
front on Agriculture street. together with the i'm
pr0vements thereon.
The whole will be sold agreeably to plans to be
exhibited 1T the Exchange.
Terms-O half cash and the balance at one
and two years credit, for notes bearing mortgage
aud eight per cent interest per annum from daIe
till paid, with the usual clause as to insurance
and lawyers fees in case of non payment of said
notes. The premiums tor the unexpired term Of
the insurance to be reimbursed to the administra-
tor by the purchasers.
Acts of sale before A. D. DoriOcOur' notary pub.
lie, at the expense of the purchasers, including all
the taxes for the running year. 1875
Also the same day at P. NJ by virtue Of the
same order, will be sold on Galvez street. between
Onzaga and Dabadie streets
ONE CART, ONE LOT OF ASSORTED TOOLS,
and 100 nickete.
Terms-Cash. mh3 IL 10 Is ana
IN THE MATTER OF tbs INTRODUCTION OF
MRS. SUZANNE BAYLE, WIDOW OF NJ.
ROUSSELAT, AND NOW WIFE OF JEAN
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SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. sc 1893.
PY 3. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICB
II corner Exchange alley and Bienville street.
SATURDAY, April 10, 1875, will be sold at twelve
o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets; by virtue of Judgment rendered
and signed March B, 1915. by the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
the follow ing propertv. to wit
!. LOT OF GROUND. situated in the square
bounded by s.. Philip Dauphine, Bourbon and Ur:
sulInes streets, forming the corner Of Dauphne
and 81. Philip streets, measuring 80 feet font on
depth and front of "a feet on st. Philip streets to.
gether with two two-story brick buildings each
having store On the ground floor and rooms in
the upper stories; the corner Leuse having "a We
rahda, and the other house erected on St. Philip
street.
q ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. situated i, tha
square bounded by Condo, Hospital Old Levee AID
Barracks streets, designated by No. 5, which prop.
eTty forms the conner of Condo and Hoepital
streets, and measures % feet 10 inches liz. front
on Conde street. by depth of los feet inches he.
tween parallel lines, and front Hospital street
together with story brick house and a two.
story.brick building i'll the yard, the main house
having store on the ground floor. several rooms
above and balcony on both streets. See plans at
3. THAT THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
known as the Red Store no. !. in the Second Dis
trlet OF this city on piece of ground at the foot
tween the two markets, having in French meas.
nre rs feet inches front the line of OI Leyee-
20 Ieen lHcnes on the line of the old public
road, ~ feet inches thu west side ON n line
which ~,sldes sad lot from a lot designated by
1ne NO. Oh the plan hereinafter mentioned and
% teet in depth on the east SIDE on a line front.
ing the vegetable Market. as the whole appears on
pan made on the sixtee ntlio December 1883 by
LOUIS sringier. Surveyor General. Said plan is
ANNEXED To an act passed between Manuel S. Gu
cuu Stienne Mazureau aad G. g. de Arlnas be.
Isre Felix de Armas, then a notary in this city on
the twenty.first of December 1888 This last
properly - sold subject to lease ending tine first
OF July, 1876, st the rate Of $4,000 wear payable
eIoo at the end of each and every month, with
privilege OF renewing said lease for three CT tive
years at the price Of estimation.
ferms-One-halfc cash and the balance at credit
OF one and two years in notes divided by coupons
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
date until paid. with special mortgage and ven.
doris privilege on the property sold. the purchasers
to keep the properties insured and transfer the
policies Of insurance to the holder Of said notes,
and in case Of suit to recover the amount of the
notes at maturity the purchasers to pay five per
cent attorneys fees.
Acts Of sale before Theodule Buisson, Rotary
public, at the expense OF purchasers.
nb5 IL 10 26 app 10
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By. Placide J. Spear. u

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE. WEARING APPAREL GOLD AND
PLATED JEWELRY. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF JULIA EDNA WOLFE
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1898.
RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, ACCTIONEER-
- Office no 46 Exchange alley.-MONDAY.
March 29. 1879, at 10 L. NJ precisely, will be sold
At pubic auction, ON St. Ann, between Tonti and
an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
cessiOu- O
One large lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
WEARING APPAREL, etc. 1'
Also, by virtue and in pursuance tn @ba aouo
o,der' VIII be sold, at my Office No. 46 Exchange
alley; between Bienville and Customhouse streets,
One lot OF SILVER AND PLATED WARE and
COLD AND PLATED JEWELRY, etc.
Terms-Cash:on the spot. mbls n "a
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By z. T.. q q. J. Eontgculs,y,
4. NJ q H. D. ''oNI"""AHS.
GENERAL AUCTIONEEPS
AND DEALERS II NEW FIrRN1rraR

Oaice Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp Street,
TT.weekiy sales OF every description of honsa
hold furniture. Mirrors, Pianos Carpets Matresssn
pAYs at Auction Room No. 80 Camp street, con-
r. eemi."eekly sales Of Horses, Mules, Bugcies.
ana ana EraVicr streets, on WEDNESDAYS aud SAT-
UkDAfS, commencing at IL A. H.
tended TO- a.
Special attention paid to the sales o. rsa, e,,..
and stocks. - eSiSSe
Always or hand the largest stock Of Nav po-,4
tafe OF every variety to be found in the civ e.
'he,i SNOW rooms Armory Hall. No. 81 Camp street
KIND in the South they solicit . portion Of re
Du5ae patronage both in their line a. sucton eeTs
ja] IY
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Pass.a.l'Outre.
IBy Telegraph.l

Pass.a.POuire.
By Telegraph
PASCAL OUTRE, March q, 1875.
To Captain C. W. Howell, Corps of Engineers.
United States Army:
Depth of channel at extreme low tide.
seventeen feet Least width for that depth,
fifty feet. Least width for depth of six
teen and one half feet, extreme low tide,
100 feet. High tide at II A. NJ; high tide
above extreme low tide, three feet. Depth
of channel at high tide, twenty feet. Bot
tom soft. Essayons at work on channel.
Foggy on bar.
c. II. ELWELL,
Master of EssayOns.
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Saddles for Cavalry.

Prizes have been recently offered BIZ the
Saddlers' Company, of London, for the i'm
Droyement of military saddles, somewhat
vexed question both in the army and the
trade. Certain suggestions previously
sent from the Horse Guards indicated that
military saddle was required to be-hrst,
as light as possible, but sufficiently strong
to carry a dragon, his arms and ammunl.
ton, equipments and Announcements, and
TO be able to stand rough usage and expo
sure on service in the field. Second, as
horses in a cavalry regiment are constantly
changing, the saddle should be so maze
that it could be altered by slight shifting,
or some other method easily nlanaseu oh
service. to fit horses differing in shape ON
the back and withers. The saddles, 1t was
stated, would eventually be made IN three
Sizes so that they could be changed IN
case of necessity, according to the size Oh
the horses. Third, the saddle must be
made in such way that the trees or panels
could be easily altered or repaired. Fourth,
that it must have stuffed panels, SO as 10
be used with or without leather or felt, as IN
the present saddle. Fifth, that the carblne
bucket. shoe cases, or shoe case and saddle,
bag, wallets, crupper and breastplate, as,
of course stirrups and glrths, musO DC
securely fastened so as to stand rough
usage, without the chance OF becoming
detached. Other conditions in detail were
stated, relating principally 10 the carrying
power of the saddle, one stating that the
seat was most essential part, in that the
rider should be able to settle well DOWN IN
his seat in the centre of the saddle not
pitched forward on his fork, or thrown
back with his knees up, thereby losing al
power and grip; and the stirrups should DO
so hung that the ball of the riders 1oo1
when the leg is hanging perpendlcularly
from the knee has good and natural
bearing on it. 1t is intended that the total
weight to be usually carried in marching
order should be reduced to sixteen stone
ten pounds, but that the saddle should be
sufficiently strong to carry certain emu
merated extra weights. A largo number
of IN odels have been sent in, and they are
to be tried by the Fourteenth Hussars at
Aldershott.,. The award of the prize will be
ma de on the fifteenth of the present month.
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fR()p(bSAl.S.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
New Orleans, March 20, 1875. !
GEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE LEASE OF THE
- following named ski ferries for the term of two
years will Y received in TIM office up to twelve
o'clock NJ, April 5, 1875, viz: >
CarrOllton Ferry.
Foot of Race street to Freetown.
Foot of Broadway to Westwego
Bids for the ferries to be made separately.
Specifications on file in this office.
mh2l I0t j. O. LANDRY Administrator
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CITY TAXES OF 1875,

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
City Hall New Orleans, March 10, 1875. )
FENHE TAX BILLS OF 1875 ARE READY FOR
4 delivery at this Office Tax payers Will be
allowed for prompt payment
Four per cent discount from date to the TWEEN.
tleth of March. 1875. inclusive.
Three per cent discount from the twenty first to
the Thirty first of March, 1875, inclusive.
Two per cent discount from the first of April to
the thirtisth of April, 1875 inclusive.
mill ED. PILSEURY, Administrator,
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IMPROVED PROPERTY In rHhFifTh DISTRICT
LATE ALGIERS.
SUCCESSION OF MARY NJ. ROUx.
Secord District Court tor the Parish of Orieaug--
No. 1871.

RT G.. T.. GIRARDEY. AUCTIOSEER-
a ~ OF, ofiee 10: 81 Camp street,SATuRDAY, April
auction, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. By
virtue Of an order from tho Hon. A. L. Tissot,
judre of the Second District Court for the parish
OF ,i Orleans dated the twentyfour of February,
Is'o and rendered in the above entitled succes.
sion, all the right, title and interest in and to-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
fifth District of this city Qate Agers) and in tho
square bounded by Ltvergne Barthelemy, Della
Ionce and Where streets designated by the No. 20,
IN square NO. .as per plan drawn bv A. D'Hem.
cont, on the eighteenth Of March, 1872 deposited
IA the oliice Of T. L. Care, late notary in this city
the said lot measures 50 feet front Barth eiemy
street, by l2o feet in depth between parallel lines,
an French measurement, together with all tho
improvements thereon and thereunto belonging.
IeTms-One-lalf cash on the spot, and the
mander at one and two years. for notes specially
occurred by mortgage on the property, bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from day Of sale
until final payment; tho improvements to be kept
insured, and the policy 10 be transferred to the
holder OF the notes. and the purchaser TO assume
payment over and above the price of ad Indication
OF ali the taxes for the years 1874 aud 1875.
Act of sale at the expense Of the purchaser be
fore James Fahey. Esq, notary public.
milo - 20 81 ap3 10