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took out his knife telling him 70 look OUT the carpen
ter told Ferguson TO look out for himself and get
armed then forward and called Carrick and the
other apprentice; all getting amcd went AFT and
joined IN the ARRAY; succeeded IN killing
went below. and after a severe struggle
had taken place succeeded In getting the better OF
the other two, taking their knives and revovers from
them. Then put Baumbo. VINO only slightly
wounded, In IRONS Peno and Nicholas suffered death
Al daylight, seeing there in trying to cave
hammocks and committed them 10 the deep. Seeing
that Baumbo about the head and shoulders, we
took bis irons on and dressed his wounds to the best OF
our ability On his getting better again placed him
IN IRONS thing possible having been done for him.
he has now confessed TO us all their Intentions AID
plans They going to take the ship 10 Greece Kill
all OF u.s. 20 ashore and dispose Of everything belonging
TO the ship tn Greek merchant then sink the ship and
make their escape Peno wanted TO XII the apprentices
first; Nicholas and he wanted TO kill the men first
Carrick and tho carpenter in particular-as they
were most afraid OF them. He almost daily told tho
apprentices Ferguson and Mcdonald, that they would
be all tho same as Captain Best BAumbo also
told that the captain had put Peno in irons. as he
Threatened he would have stabbed him that night and
all hands on board would have been killed
TO RIVER PLATE.
From the 4th Of January TIL the day that we came TO
into the cabin and work the ship, he the only
one On board who understood navigation. But as soon
the two Maltese went on shore they thought they
vices entirely only calling him aft 10 keep chrcnometer
and 10 help them when they found they could not
manage themselves. Their object in this was not 70
e. us know where the ship was going The charts
were concealed. We also mention that on the
passage round to Buenos Ayres. to Valparaiso,
Joseph Pastorlc on one occasion told John Dunno
that II the captain even laid a hand on one or
them there would be blood flowing about the decks
like water. When Baumbo got better he was forward
enough 70 ask for his chest saying he wanted to take
out he clothes that were in IT, not belonging TO him
bat to the captain; but decidedly refused him, and
he is now still In irons. We also intend 10 keep him
in confinement ! am now trying to take the ship
home to her port OF destination TO tho best OF my
abilities
JAMES CARRICK, A. B.
PETER M'GREGOR. Carpenter.
JOHN DUNNE, A. B.
WALTER CHISHuLME FERGUSON, Apprentice.
CHARLES MCDONALD. Apprentice.
The prisoners committed by the magistrates
THE ITALIAN RUNAwAys ARRE8rED IN SOUTH AMERICA.
The London Central Nesrs OF May Is says:-"The two
Italians OF the bark CaswcIls crew. who left that vessel
in a small boat when of the o Brazil are stated
10 be in custody Buenos Ayrcs, where they landed
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK HARRIET JACKSON. which ashore at Fort
rrsbs ha: nearly finished repairs and Ia, Issn greatly I'm
She has had new keel put IN new small spars
She is taking in of Portland, Me-
BRia HENDERSON. from Boston for Phiadeiphia be-
fore reported taken into Newport amer having been
Win II. r ~. s .ss a s%.ed Pm
before reported ashore s Block island and hoassd on
was Obliged throw overheard 100 sons coal before
she could be hosted
scHR HsxRy MAY, from rhpadsiphis for Boston,
with Of COAL which went ashore Block Island
arrived NJ Fall River 25th In tow Of tugs She will have
TO discharge and he locked.
Scum MARY ELLA ST ples from Rondomt for Newburypors
which grounded Ronicr shos May IL and owed o
She was subsequently the Sectional dock and
found to be strained her gnbcard the stopped
amer which she proceeded for destination.
sEoriS. Rogers which with serious disaster
sv zine n ss onUs sn s was sold
scmR Many Rice. which was tdwcd into Portland Ne
12ih Inst dismssted &c as before reported sailed 24th
tow for Buckspors where she will be rebuilt.
BALrfxoRg, May 25-At o'clock yesterday morning
FIRE occurred In the hold o the San Marcos she
Ing the Chesapeake originating among bales Of
resulted from combustion sxtingushed
without damage to the vessel but bales Of the istls
NEW ORLEANS. May 25--The steamship New Orleans, for
New York drawing IT'S feet grounded in the Jste Chan
NEWPORT, May 25ishing schr Xettc tof Dcnnis Baker
from New london for this port arrived this AM Captain
ten ccioci lie was 70 throw overheard 80 cSiStss
Of Goldfish and ballast before she noated off, she
strokes per hour IL necessary mmed ey upon
her arrival here to ground her In the mud rsvey Point
81 joins. N b. May 24Ths wool boa, schoon recently
onna wrecked On Muir edges GAnnes hook, Is
posed 70 10 the wood boat schooner viot 50 built
the ID Inst. She commanded By Captain sears
svxcoox. MI. Nag 25--A small pleasure steamer was
gers named Ira swain John Athlete and Thomas ws'n-
wright. we're drcsnsA
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CARpExAs, May 23-Sailed. barks Canada tBrl, Wood
New York. Emma Hartman Whittier. north Of EaterAs
briggs Cadet Anderson. do Shannon Moore do schr Eva
Cow BAY Oh. May 24-sailed schr Ida Eidrcdge, New
Yors.
DUNEDIN April Arrived bark Lizzie Hoem, Boston.
HAVANA May 24-Saled. steamer Margaret. Baker, New
Orleans; brig Addc Hale, sheppard Philadelphia schr
HALiYAx. May 22-Cleared, bsrks Wave Queen tr), VIII
SON Bsrrown Furness t st Margarets Bav) Lara 1Br.
LivsnpooI Ns May I2--Arrivcd brig Randolph Payson
fBr Jones. New York; 1eth bark Mulhail tBrl Vile.
Boston tand cleared same day for Jordan River
ustterHs: Srhr Rookie Il Yates, Yates do.
MONTREAL. May 3-ccared. steamers Circassian (Br),
smith. Liverpoo Lake Chsmplain BENSON do ship Lake
MAirLASp. Ms. May 24-Arrived, brig Wild Horse CBr,
NORTH SypxFY On MAY o3-Arrived. barks Lois (Br),
hammond Londonderry sailed oath for Bmtmore) 2Ith.
Tidal Wave B iIaerow, Liverpool Ordered TO Cow Bay;
PoscK May 2l-saied brig Geo Latiner Norris. Balti
QukHEc, Nav 22A Arrived. steamer swaledale. Stewart,
Newport for Montrca sd. ships Nelson Walls Grecnock
Aiers Briggs Leith: STEAMBOAT. Cam, Iivcrpool Joe
Mi,e1y csrnns u New W. sSnnpaa wesser Liver,
rev. liverpool: ambcs Shields; barks ten Grant Rus
sell Liverpool Reindeer. Tarraxcna: Nordtsrrsn, ansi
Kate Burrel Brl. Hampton Roads
Also arrived I'D barks Pi0vm Christensen HNvre:
psy LEGATION %sa s %s
Car,Sgeua; Magma, c.arissen. London.
cleared I'D bark sterling. for Liverpool
RIO JAxEIRo. May 6sailed previously. ship Eagle
Incas B.ltimore bark Aqudneck. Iaer. do: brig Alice.
sTMxsc. May lin port .ehr Benz Young, Mcdonald.
sr JOINS NJ. May % Sailed steamer nioernan fBr).
Archer (frum Liverpool. Halifax and Baltimore.
(Br,. Lewis New York; schr Lime lBr). Waters, do
TnIKsrx May e-in port, bark William Cobb Brady. for
vIcrosA May lsArrived barss Rricry HAN tlir, Baird
London; l7th, Antioch. Merrill. san Francisco.
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R9-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRApE-cnptans Officers Of
engaged coastng foreign trade observing the
muneae the the that may brought
publicly the attention OF the proper authorities Aetter
addressed the editor Of the HERALD New York city,"
giving accurately possible the number ard position OF
the OF their removal win suffice Ia
observed along the Atlantic and Pacific OF
the American Continent When they observed the
OF European countries In the Mediterranean Is
requested that information be sent either by telegraph
letter London office of the NKw YORK HERALD 40
Fleet street. London to the Paris Office 81 Asenne DO
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph i dispatches
may addressed "Bennett 40 Fleet street, London
Bennett 81 Avenue do ropera Paris" Where eases Of
displacement observed in the Of beyond
the each Of the telegraph as In Asia Africa captains
communicate with upon reaching the convenient
port This information will be cabed charge the
HKnALp and published.
aS-SoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.--The Nav YORK
has adopted Coston signal for
use board the HERALD yacht showing while
ing ccors red red changing from the other
succession and he miles distanI Cap
tsins vessels seeing This signal will oblgs BY
preparing any they may have for the ship
News Department OF the HxnALD.
HPersops DESTROYS communicating with vessels arriv
ing ~ New York do 90 BY addressing
care yacht pier No East River New York
received from all parts ofhs world and promptly DE-
hvsred. Dspllcstss reonired
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AMERICAN PORTS.

AL ExANDRIA. May 24-Arrived schrs Matte Hand.
BOSTON. May 25-Arrved. brig Trojan OBI. Mstzow.
Antwerp. schrs Mabel kosc. Allen John Pare Haley:
Y Queen CAIN Rachel Wanna an, Brower, and sas y,
bridge NJ Willard Salisbury, Handy, ioboken; Wesley
Abbott. Miliiken iobokcn: John Lord. Thomas. Ho-
Amboy.
schrs Elwood Dorian, wnrrrnton Philadelphia Marshal
Perrin Packard do; Richard Iul; corson, DO; Ann :
stephens. ontgomery do: Chsrub Fletcher New ORR
Also arrived. bark Whcatland. Miner. Accrs; scnrs
Maggie Smith. Grace. Philadelphia; Ssliic steemsn
Stceiman WeehAu<en. -,
Cleared teamer strian On. Ftt. Liverpool; pa IN
Nehemiah Gibson Bradford, Melbourne stella tNor vi
Alrva Bay. cGH; brig Andrew agnano uu Lunran9
Queenstown Falmouth; schrs Cupid Lib kssy nyn
rkhurst. Hooper New Urlears Louisa bhss ssfohk
Bangor. load ior England. ,. -.
Saica-Bavk Zingarela; brGz MAGGIE Onnsns Sonn ohb
and AInisads4
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


On Saturday evening that capital actor Mr. Davidge
will have benefit at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, when
the "serious Family and s'Pocahontasn will DO
peated.
Tho prices have been reduced 1t the Olympic Thea
ire but the per ormances have been greatly improved
"Humpty Dumpty," with other attractions, is given
every evening
Tho new at the Eagle Theatre Of the most
popular and delightful Of places OF resort, will be-
gin on the 5th Of June. Mrs. f. 8. Chanfrau will
appear for the first time in two years. In the drama
of Parted. written expressly for that accomplished
actress by Mr. C. W. Tayleure The play IS in four
acts and 10 sad to be very powerful in It's effects,
compliment which all who know the superb ability Of
Mr. Tayleurs dramatic author will be wholly ready
to indorse
On Monday, the Goth inst, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Flor
cnce Will appear at walacks Theatre in their avor,e
American comedy, ssThe Mighty Dollar" which had
such long last year at the Park Theatre. Mr..
Florence Will be supported by the following members
OF Wallack's company Miss Iono Burke and Messrs.
Floyd Carroll and Holland Miss Josephine Baker
will make her first appearance in New York with Mr.
Florence There win DO scenery oy Mars,on and
Clair.
Mr.. Stephen Fiske, business director Of the Fith
June The entire company will play in an extern
sive bill, including sTho Siamcse Twins with
Broughsm aud Davidre In the principal parts, "Frou
Frou." with Miss Fanny Davenport for the first time
In New York, and "Jenny Lind, = with Miss Daven-
port and Mr.. James Lewis in the cast Sol Smith
RUSSELL the Madriga Boys and the San Francisco
Mnstrels will among tho attractions which arc Of.
fered by Mr.. Fiske's benefit
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CHARLES O'CONOR.
HIS CHARACTER INDICATED AND HIS RRPUTA-
TON SUSTAINED

HIS CHARACTER INDICATED AND HIS RRPUrA-
TON SUSTAINED.
Last Saturday evening the jury selected by the Sub
Committee Of the Bar Association decide whether the
charges and nsinuations made against Mr.. Charles
OConor, a prominent member Of tho Bar OF the
United States, by Mrs CAthnrne Sinclair Forrest and
others, founded upon iacts at the residence
OF Ex-Governor John A. DIX. The jury had listened TO
the evidence gwen the hearing Of case in Chick
oring Hail. and had held session after the cuse
OF that hearing ana previous to the meeting Satur
day evening The jury was composed Of tho Rev. Or.
Adams, OF the Union Theoocicai Seminary,
Howard Potter, Judge J. X. Porte. Wilson
q. Hunt Governor John A. DIX. No OF them
Is a member Ct the Bar Association. The evidence
taken Chckcrng Hall was again carefully weighed.
The decision UNANIMOUS aud report or vertict
and signed by the entire committee, and
forwarded the Committee OF tue Bar Association
ON Saturday evening last fully cxoncratnx Mr. Charles
OConor IRON EACH every and all OF the charges made
against him. As matter Of etiquette, the text OF that
report Which, very BRET covering only about SIX
pages OF legal cap, will not be made public until the
regular meeting Of the Bar Association early next
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HOWARD MISSION ANNIVERSARY.

The dnecnth anniversary Of the Howard Mission and
Home for Little Wanderers, OF No. 40 New Bowery,
this city, held last night at the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music Tho Academy was crowded by brilliant
and fashionable audience, not q seat being vacant
Tho exercises were commenced with singing by the
children after which the Prcsden, OF the Mssion Mr.
A. Hatch, addressed the audience, speaking of the
prosperous condition OF the Mission and thanking the
audience fer coming IN such great numbers All so
worthy cause.
Amer some further singing by tao children, a few
remarks were made BY Rev. Mr.. Mercy, d. D. OF Cin-
cinnati. Ohio
He was briefly followed by Rev. G. W. Coan, d. D..
OF 0rumiah. Persia; Rev. II. N. Gaiiaher LII. d.. OF
New Haven Conn, and the superintendent Of The Mis-
sion, Mr.. William u. Clsgg
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CLEARED.

Steamer Frisis Ger) Brandt, Hamburg via Plymouth
STEAMER Mas Dutch. chevaiier. Ro,teriam-Funch.
Steamer City ofvera Cruz. Deaken, Havana-F Asxsn-
steamer Gamma tBr, Liddicoss hamilton ,ssrmudas-
Steamer Carondeet FaIrcoth Fernandus Royal
Steamer Rapidan. Mankin, savannah-Murrsy. Ferris
mond-Old Dominion Steamship &C.
Steamer Woodward. Young; Bslsimore7w Dal.e1l;
Steamer Eleanors. Johnson. Portland-J Ames
Ssa G.usS, E 5 Ho,ss
Ship Britannia tNor). Gronwald, Havre-Funch. Edge
Ship Ericsson. Mathews. San Frsncisco-smonson 1
Bark Enrlco Dandolo GtsD Alberti London slocevch
Bark Famiens Ainde NorJ johnson, Amsterdam-Ben-
Bars Carmel tNor,. Gjernldssn. Amsssrdan-Benh.m
Bsrt conqusss.sors dsaD, Lauro, Rosssrdam-Funeh,
narE Brothers. wessesrg Nasv,s.s-Jss Ward $50
bark Annie Troop (Br,. Fritz st John NBJsmss FL.
brig u N Dicki& (Bp. Hunter, Morgan PHO Der.
Brig Maggie cBr). wyman. Queenstown for orders-c
brig Starlight. Thompson. Port Spain Trinidad,-Lw
Brig Geo Burnham, stsp'es, Ponce, PRE- I BecenA
schr Annie Burr, Simpson. Elsinore RchmondJ
schr Charlie steadman Dunton. Porto Pata-Dovals 4
schr J Van Name. Hardy, Bsracoa-B Weinberg 4 Co.
schr Lady Bsnnermsn tBr,. Roberts. Green Turtle Cay
schr Sarah Douglass CBr Bethel, rurpin Bsy-Jsmss
sclr VIM Farren. Din. Nassau, NP-B weinberg Co
Schr Minnie sim Jennings Norfols-lsasac staples
sshr t;s; & Linslcy, H:r.ford,Esess.s BrS
Cleared 24th-schr Addis Vessels Balm. Jsreme-G wes
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The scenery was very good and the interior sci OF
the fourth and nth of the elegant pieces
OF work that Mr. Marston put on tho stage The
piece ran very smoothly, and Mr.. Thorne, usual.
made very favorable impression, delivering ms lines
with careful appreciation OF the author, and showing
insight the character of the baronet that could
only have been derived patient study. Miss Ida
Jetlries, who played In "Ferreol," made her
debut on this occasion in the part Of
for debuiantes and a rule poor Julia is often very
roughly handled but this occasion Miss Jenries
cecded well give her friends hopes that with
experience. she will in time achieve She
has yet much TO learn In the way OF stage business,
and little closer attention the reading Of the lines
would the force that she lacked in many Of her
best speeches. Her pronunciation was occa-
gave very creditablc initial performance Of
the part Of julia She was magnihcently
dressed and presented strikingiy handsome
appearance IN the part Mr. Frederick Robinson was
very good Master Walter, aud the Fathom OF Mr..
Vning Bowers was clever piece OF acting Miss Ida
Vernon made a nit in the part of Helen. and IT is
seldom an audience the pleasure OF witnessing the
role delineated with much pleasing vvacity and
humor Mr. Stuart Robson rs Modus painfully
bashtu and tho other parts were all credtaby filed
After the fall of the curtain Mr. Thorna and MISS
Jcrcs answered the call OF their friends and gracefully
bowed their Acknowledgements
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LAuncszD-At Bucksport Nay -. from the yard Of VIM
Beaxcy Co. schooner Of LAS called she Jennie
Beaxley builders NSnminsby. OF Ellsworth.
BucksPort parties and captain uar'n.ton o. stock
who will She Al Tor nine years -
thoroughly sad called by good judges one Of the best
vessels built on the Penobscot- -.
A. NeWburypoYt the yard OF Atkinson I'LL
more, bark Haydn Brown
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GILMoRE's GARDEN.

Mr.. Henri Kowalski the distinguished pianist played
tho last movement OF weber's "Concertstueck last
night at CT mores Garden The effect was surprising.
when the difficulty Of filling such vast space with
the tones OF single instrument 10 taien into con-
sideration. Yet the effect there, and tho tones
Of the Weber piano rolled ont and filled every portion
OF tho hugo garden, under the inspired fingers of NJ
Kowaiski, us II 1t were ordinary concert hall The
pianist responded to overwhelming encore by
march OF his own. Messrs Ofcnbach and Mareizek
conducted very choice programme this occasion.
The garden crowded--a significant hint of the
popularity Of Maretzek und also Of change in
and weather. Fifty cents admission appears to make
o very great change in the attendance at Gilmore's
Garden An entirely new programme is offered Tor this
evening.
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Merchants Shipping agents and shipmatsrs are Informed
that by teegrsphing the HERALD London Burssu Cd
dressing Bsans No 20 Fleet street. London" to the
onice addressing Bsnnstt 81 Avenue do pOpsrA
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
ports American and all foreign vsssss trading
with the United Stases the same be cAblsd this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving ~ and ssius rom French and Asd
ports will and the Paris ONCE the economical
and expeditions for telegrsphing
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DUST IN FIFTH AVENUE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
desire, through tho columns OF your valuable
paper, to make bitter complaint Of the dusty con-
dition Of Fifth on Sundays. Walking to and
from church one ia sure to get dust bath. covering
ones perspring face and neck with dirt Why Is the
avenue not watered on Sundays the day on which
there Is the most need as the sidewalks thropged
with people attired In their best garments. hope
others Will take up this question aud push the matter
that the people OF New York attend church and
walk on the avenue with some comfort. Yours
spectiul " c. g. P.
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wHALEMEN.

Arrived ut New Bedford Nay ~ bark Stafford King At
antie Ocean, RIVER La Platte March with $40 bbls 50 oil
and do VII oil Sent voyage sos bbls OIL
Reports Feb H. barks Wave. Briggs NIB 90 sp; 18th Sap
pho. Edck NIB i25 l4th Hope On. Baker NIB l3o sp
port bark Janet Garland Ne l35 sp taken going south
Saw. date. bark Cstalps. Anthony, NB bound s.
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Steamers Mas (Dutch). for Rotterdam: Frisia Ant
werp Embehope Or, Aniw rp City Of Vera Cruz. Hs-
vana. Canima (Br. Bermuda: Car0ndeet, FernAndina,
&c, Rapidsn. Savannah Richmond. Richmond. 6c Abe
usrle, Lcwes Dell ship Orient, san Franc,sco Royal Al
fred Br Liverpool; barks Edward Hvidt (Nor) Leiih
Jerbuen yNoD Cork or Falmouth; Lonengrn tGer, Rot
terdam briggs Dicke. Morgan Pill; Annie (Brl, Are
cibo: schrs Addie Vessels. Jcrrmie.
Wind at sunset. w; midnight M
Barometer ~ sunset. 80; midnight. 3O.l1.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
4 LIGHTHOUSE BURNED

4 LIGHTHOUSE BURNED
NEwBxRN NC May 25-Braut Island Lighthouse In ram
leo Sound, totally dsscyedby ire YESTERDAY The nrs
caused by from the chimney Nothing Was saved
boxts The keeper and family bare
~ escaped, losing AL their personal effects.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
UNION SQUARE.

UNION SQUARE.
matinee performances was given yesterday AFTER
at the Union Square Theatre for the benefit or
Mr.. Charles r. Thorne, Dr.. At which that gentleman
appeared in the role Of Sir Thomas Clifford Knowles
play Of ''rne aunchback." The house well filled,
the audience for the most part being composed or
ladieg The cast Of the play was as folows:-
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BELOW.

Ship Rebus Nor Peterson from Havre April 81.
Ship Crusader tBr), Brewer from Havre March IL.
schr Bright Star (Br. Morse, from Cardsnas via Sc
Thoma3
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Omn.

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MAY AND
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FALMOUTH. May ~. Px-wind NE. fine.
HoLrHKAp, May rs, PM-wind NE. modsrattA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-27
A. Rochereau q Co. vs.. Mariana Cessner
widow OF Raymond FARES S. d Others
<.ryTu DrSrpyC~ coCpT rpp TUE papISu oE

-
y Orleans, No S3e-.-By virtue of writ of seiz-
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans, i'll
the above entitled cause VIII proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and AuctioGee.s'
Exchange, Royal street, between canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the second District OF this
CITY. on SATURDAY, Pc ruary 20: 1876, at twelve
oc.ock ~, the following described property, to
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
ard singular tie buildings and improvements
thereon, and the 2ppurteEAncet tLert OF, situated
IN the First District of this city. IN tie square
bounded by Hevls 81, Paul OF LIBERTY, G.roude or
Howard. and Peri.iiat street AID designated Is
lot number three. OF plan drawn by c. 4: Hedin,
.ste Surveyor dated rhifd Vi t~ce Mber, 1882, and
deposited - plan number two hul0red and thirty
three, Ii the othce OF Theodore Guyo notary pub
twentys.x fee, from. St. Paul or Liberty street
by ore hundred and eight feet four inches
two linea in depth ard being part OF iArger pcr-
ton of ground, des. grated by the ,et.er A, on a
plan drawn by c. r. Ismpei. ate surveyor, On It e
sixth OF September, 1884, and deposi'ed As pan
number forty.two n the office Of F. G.ima notary
public II this city.
Tie aforesa.d described property belongs TO the
defendant herein by purchase made by Mira
RAYMOND Farias from Mrs. Cstha.lne Dillon, wife
Of Thomas Kearney, by act passed before William
thirteenth of September, 1860; and by. set passed
before janice Fshey, notary public IN this city, on
the fourteenth Of Msrcp,, 1872, the said Mrs.
Widow Raymond Farias sold and transfe rred unto
Misses Caroline Fsrias, Charlotte Fsrias and
Ma1isnns PariAa, N full settlement and satisfsc-
tion Of all their r-gats and claims against their
ceased father, Raymond Fsrss, the one undi.
vided third in-srest jointly, or the one undivided
ninth interest to each Of them in and 10 the above
deser bid property, registered in the conveyance
folio one hundred and seventy-four.
Seized ip the above suit.
Terms"Cash On the spot. r~c,~
a25 f5 Is Dc Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans