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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
Augu.te Gautier vs.. Louis Huber.

EIFTH district COURT FOR TIE PARISH
q s e ' AID sale 70 me dirteted ~ The
horora1,e the Fifth District Conr. Tor the
PARISH O. Orleans in the above entitled cause,
Merchants AID Auctioneers Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Cus.omhouse streets, IN
lie Second district of this CITY on TUESDAY,,
l. lot oF GROuND, situated il me FoE1th
q shs csg IN ts sgp+s 0d
lie levee Or public read, measuring -Tensy-s!x
:.er Elk 1c:-es t1ent on both CT lesrs street. and
s-z tee5 s.1 inches deep between is-a .el Iree,
Ergl-sl measure. designated as T. nun oeE f.e,
l,al: OF E. Buisson, late taiv,yof. La:ed The
g LOT UF GROUND, in tie same L st..ct n
the square bounded by Wsshrs ron, Rousseau.
Four,h ard Fulton streets, design -,ed plan Of
T. Moe ha2seD late surveyor. Oh toe eighties n CT
MAY, 1875. deposited in the records q L. &
EeLr-y. !ate notary public. BY the hunter three
lines front OF Washington street oy a depth Of
one hundred and twenty -six feet IKE LeLes, be-
3. ASoTEER LOT OF GROUND. n the sane
dis-rict and square as eaio so- n2mber
three, deeignated by the number tol-, Oh tie
sbeve ment oned pan of H. foe,na'sea. CT tke
egL.e-Ltl Of Nav. 1915. measuring thirty o.e feet
seveI inches six lines front on Washngtl street,
py q Gel II Of che hundred aud twentvsix feet
a. AID Singular the buildings ana Improvements
OF -Ee above described lots Of ground ard tee So
p1.rrerarces thereof; and being the saae property
which tne said Louis Huber acquired by acts
passed before joseph COhn, notary p..o.ic n tEiS
city: viz Lot number five, AFORESAID, by Iu chase,
IIon WcdowC. Mohr, on the eighteenth q Jana a
sry. 1856; lot number three. above described, BY
purchase, from C.. H. Mocrso2. on the rl.r-eecth
o: Ju.e.. 1885, and lot number -four. spove de-
scritee. bv purchase. from John P. EGtt-, en- The
twenty second Of October, 1866.
Seed IL Tie above suit.
TeIns-Cash on the SPOT
de1e ja2 le Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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4 New Orleans bankrupt Firm.

TIE following is from the New ic-k
Times OF tie thirteenth instant:
Arrangements are being made 20 settle
The claims CT the creditors Of Wallace Il
Co, Ci New Orleans, the leading wholesale
drv goods house IN me South, which failed
on tie nineteenth o. las. November. The
firm was composed OF tie brothers DAVID,
JOHN and James Wallace, and George &.
Wilder lail formerly OF the house OF J. VI.
Beebe 4 Co, Of Boston,, and George w.
Bancker. TIE iiabi ities OF the E'In amour
ed 20 abou: $4,000. A meeting ot the
larses. OF the New York creditors was
held n this ci.v soon after -fe fall
IRE, at which Mr.. JOHN Hyers. OF Parker,
Wilder & Co: G. \. Bliss, OF Wright. Bliss
Il Fabyan; William 6. Town!ey, OF Watson.
Town!ey * Co: William Clark, @! George
A. Clark q Brother; Frederick Taylor. OF
Frederick Bu-.erte!d {. Co, and Benjamin
kuowe!. o: kuower. Thomas d Co. were
appointed a committee 20 Investigate the
affairs OF tie bankrEpts estate ana report
plan OF settlement, and they reported e ia
vor OF settling on I. basis OF thirty .hree ard
oIe-.Li-G Gems on the dollar, twenty-five
ceu-s % be paid n each, AID eign. AMI ore
third cents II tie Individual paper OF David
Wallace, a. sixteen months, TIE report be-
iug made On valuation of the assets
made by Mr.. Joseph McE.roy, Of Tay.o,.
McElroy 4 Co. New Orleans. To e.
feet tits se.-!emen. Messrs. Carter sro
Ea.cn, Of this CRY, were emploved 10 con
due. proceedings IL involuntary bankruptcy
agains. Wallace & Co.. in the United States
Distric. Cou-- IL Louisiana, the petition De
irg signed by over 200 creditors, whose
claims amour. 70 over $50, 0QC. TUe cred
Tors If the firm are mostly N New Iors,
Bosom. Pal. gGe Iycla, Baltimore ard New
Orleans. l. WI quire :wo- thirds n nun
Der # al tie creditors having claims 0,
over $50 and majority il value OF al me
creditors, 20 defect his compromise. l. Is
understood tia. Sufficient lumber have
beer, or soon viii be. Obtained 10 insure a
settlement. y good deal of the paper OF
lie firm has ueen to.d IN Wall street,
and a considerable quantity Of = is
under discount Il ne banks Of this ci.v.
Several sC..s aca.rs. ne firm have been
began both mere aud II New Creams, but
tie etec. CT ne bankruptcy proceedings
Will ue 20 s:ay :hem and place I'll The cred
TORS OF .he sane footing. TIE creditors
here generally feel that tie otier OF settle
uen., though no. as good as they hoped 20
receive, IS a gcoi deal better .nan any
bankruptcy dividend Of large firm YET
lad 10 New orleans l. is stated bv many
merchants that they know of Only ore
tsnkruI. cy dividend PAID in New Orleans
under the present bankruptcy laws, ard
:ha. was only one and half cents On the
dollar. Among me New York creditors are
II b. Ciaf.n * Co., E. s. Jatray 4 Co,
and a large Eum Ger ot importers. Joooers
AT 4 cor III ssiOE dealers.
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including the full and free exercise OF the
RICH. of suffrage, without intimidation and
without fraud: who are in favor of the con.
tinued prosecution and punishment: OF all
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m;uistratiQn of the government BY honest,
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the government as experience nav
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OF these ends the direction Of the govern
men: should tie continued TO be confded
70 those who adhere 10 the principles vi
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the constitution and the laws, and who are
in favor OF recognizing ana strengthening
the fundamental principe OF national unity
il this centennial anniversary OF ire b9r'h
of the .epublic Z. u. MORGAN
Chairman Republican National Ccnmi.tee.
WILLIAM E. CHANDLER, Secretary.
the address was signed by George Z.
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II. Gonzales vs.. jose Martinez.

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans, No. e59.-By virtue of a writ OF
fer flcas TO me directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Anctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, in the Second District of
this city, ON SATURDAY, January %, 1876, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, tie following described property,
to wit
ALI THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of Jose
Martinez, the defendant herein, in and TO . GER
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, entitled
Jose Martinez VI. Francois Galeir No. 43,8s7 Of the
docket Of said court 16
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
jal8 22529 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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EvFTH district COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF orleans. No. eo6i.-Bv virtue CT a VT. OF
.eizale I'D .se 20 ne directed by the hcno1aoe
tie Fifth District Court for the parish o.
orleans, II tie above eL-It-e ed cause. l WI.
proceed 10 sell a l;.b:c a..ction, a. The Mer-
chants and t.Uct.ouee:s Exchange Roval street,
between Cara a.n Custonlhouse streets. il the
Second District q Ills CITY. on TUESDAY. jana
arr e, 1870, al Twelve O'Clock II, tie following
! CigTslS SQUARE or GROUND, wth al he
tuld!ng ard Improvements thereof, situated Il
TIRE Third D.str.c. O; Il city, dss suated BY the
runteT tci,t aeL, bounded oy GlooctlldIen CT s..
C.a.C- over EaupaI-, FOrsta.l and LizaICi
streets wftCh square IS subGiv!de6 into thirty
.ots 1GIIbt led ton 20 thirty inc.usve.v, AID
measures -wo hundred aid tweE-y.sy tee- r:he
!Ictes nike ines ircat OF Goodchildrsu street
O. s. C1a-Ge street., TWO taLG:ed aId twenty.
Ike fee. four riches TEL ,;nes t,ou. o. Love O.
EaM,a-. street. ,IIee LuLdIed aca r-nety:s1 feet
.ereu iIcles oLe lre front or Forst Al
street. and ;Lree IGEd.ed AID Iiretv.s!x zee:
Iou. iEctss e;even Ines front on Lizard street;
ara was pr has@d bv ire GeteLCart herein from
NJ G. Ge L,zaIdi. by &C. passed before Theodore
GCyc, notary pubic IL us c.'y CT re tf.etA-G
G. November 1863.
Seed Il the above s..-t.
Tenn slash CT. the spot.
EUGENE TAGGAMAS,
de-. p la e Civil SteI.tt o. tie Parish OF orleans
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The Italian Murdcrers Mt st. Louis.

Tie condemned ltallaIs, III JAZZ under
sentence Of death for the killing of Pa!er.
mo, having a few days ago signifed Ces.Ee
70 Gee newspaper nan, Journal reporter
to-day called upon tcem 70 see what they
had 10 say, beng accompanied by an Italian
IN terpretec. They, however, had changed
their views in tie premises, having come
20 TIE conclusion 20 remain silent Until
Governor Hardin had acted upon An appl!-
cation Tor concentration CT their Death
sentence % imprisonment Tor LIE, now
| n the course OF preparation, as talk
ing" would do no gooc. They SAID they
had some Lopes that their attorney, Charles
2. johnson, would succeed in getting
executive ciemercy, and if he failed they
would then very willingly talk 10 newspa-
per mer, and tell al abou. themselves aud
the ofense for which they were sentenced,
as they did Eot purpose - 60 into eternity
without telling the public who was really
resp0ns; tile for Palermo's death, whom they
alleged was killed By pistol shot fred by
SAL 20 Magic, who turned States evidence
and was discharged. They, however, told
where they were rom, and when they came
! 20 this country, as follows:
Dominic Danlna was born in the province
of Tapino, Sicily, and is twenty-five years
old. He cane to New Orleans from the
old country about three years ago, can not
read OF write, but wac never before arrest
ed. Had been il st. Louis year prior to
the killing Of Palermo. Has wife and
| family in the old country.
Dssciaro LON 6arGo was born in the same
province in Sicily that Danina was, coming
20 this country with him and sharing his
fortune il everything. He is twenty-one
years old: never WAS arrested before, and 10
rather a tne-looking, Intelligent young man.
An.ona Catalina was also born IN the
province Of Tapino, Sicily, but came to
America about a year prior TO his associates.
He came to New Orleans, and thence to 81.
Louis. He is forty years old, and has
wife and i've children in Sicily.
The men do nc. seem to hardly realize
their periious position, so strong are they
i'm bued with the hope tnat they will not die.
Father D. j. Dohar;y, who speaks Italian
very tuen,ly, has called to see them several
times lately and offered them such consOla-
ton as the situation seemed to demand
He was we'll received, and now has them
under spiritual training.
Father Salyateli, the only native Italian
priest in the city, came to See them when
they were first convicted, but has not put
in an appearance since the late decision of
the Supreme Court, and his absence was
alluded to as curious by the doomed men,
St. Louis Journal
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PEOPLES Insurance Company vs.. John
IOseph Marin.

CsIX'rH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans No. 2l0u.-By virtue OF an allas WIT
OF fer faclas to NE directed 10y the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause. viii proceed 10 sell
at public auction at the Merchants and Auc.oneers
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tonlho,lse streets, III tie Second District OF tbs
civ on SATURDAY. February 1s, 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, tie following described property, TO
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, numbers fly
ard SIX, II the Second Dstr.c: of this city II III
square bounded EsplanRde street, Bayou road.
Derbi guy and Roman streets, on Plan made ny L.
Briugier, On the twenty.eghrh OF March, 1888, and
deposited in the Office OF L. T. Caire then notary
in tl.s city, which lots Of ground measure as
follows: L0, number five measures thirty feet
front Oh Bayou road one hundred and forty-eisht
feet inches in depth on the line that separates
il from lot numb four, one hundred and forty
feet the line that paia'es it from lot mum Der
six. and thirty feet four inches wide on the lie
that separates it from LOT number eight; lot mum.
Der SIX easures thirty feet front on Bayou road
by one hundred and forty Eve feet Eve inches IN
&c pth the line that separates it from lot nnDer
FIVE, ore hundred and forty-twO feet in CT pth on
the line that separates it from the property of K.
Auguste, aud thirty feet four inches in width in
the rear the line that separates 1t from lot nuL
Der seven, all French measure; together with the
Improvements thereon and al rights ways and
servtudes whatever, without exception OF reserve.
Seized in the above sut.
TeIMs-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAE,
ialS % fel 10 Civil Sheriff of ne PARISH of orleans
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Crescen: City Loan and Building Ass0.
George ScLrOtk.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 Of Orleans, No. ,034.-By virtue CT writ
Of seizure ana sale to me directed the honorable
the Fifth district Court for tie parish OF Orleans.
IN the above entitled cause, will proceed 10 sell
1T public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets. in the Second District Of
this city, On MONDAY, February IA. 1876 a: twelve
O'clock H., the following described property, to
wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the tli ldings ard improvements thereon or there
unto be lorging and apperts.niog, situated IL the
THIRD Dis:ret OF tbs city designated BY the nun
St. Avid or Claiborne, Vaudeville and St. John the
Baptist streets; said lot meaeurDs N English
measure, twenty.tight feet ten inches eight lines
front on Vaudeville street, one hundred and
twenty feet in depth, betwe 'qual ard parallel
lines, according 70 2 Plan b 'ennier, late sur
Office of kmecee Ducatei notary public in this
city, as Ian humber thirty nine, OF BOOK Of plans
number four. Being the same property acquired
by the defendant herein. BY purchase from Peter
Lips, per sct passed. before Jules Messy, notary
pubic in tbs city, on tie swenty-eiGhth CT Sep.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
jals Is Eel 10 Civil Sheriff Of tie Parish Of cI.ears
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Martin soye W.. Succession of Edouard

Marc.
v~crs7u district C0rRT FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans. No. 1851 BY virtue OF a VIII o.
s.;zurt and sale 10 directed by tie hCn1Iip pc
rre Fourth district Court tor tie parish OF OF
sell at p.ih.ic auction, At me Merchants and Alc.
tioneers' Exchange, ROYAL street between Canal
and Custom house streets. III the secoId psrics Oh
this civ oil TUESDAY, January Is 1910, a. Twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following descl!bed property 10
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated n The
Suburb Ma.ignv Tr.d District vi lis city q :ne
square bounded bv Peace Casaca,vo Grestme [
aid Eayat1le streets, sad 10. neas0!.pG, -rent L
measure TINT feet front On Peace 6! rect On e
hundred ard twenty-sX feet TWO inches IL
dep.h on ire me VIII ci! separates i OIL inc &c
coward CasacavO street from TIE lot OF ground
desgrsted by the mum Der one OF Inc tere Ia: = I
MENTIONED D an made hv Joseph Pine, axe sur
veyo- one uud-ed and .Eirtv.one feet two 1Ec.es
IA Ct pitt on .ne other side l:.e which SEPARATES i
portion OF ground hereinafter mentioned, and ct
when the 10. herein above Cescri oeu is q Pa I,
.weLty-tuur feet three inches Line lines OF pa1c o!
tie me para.lt with Union street, and sep
a,atug SAID portion of ground from lot nUmber oLe
hundred and XIV s.X OF lie sad Suburb Mar guy,
ard Ii ue:een feet three nctes on the 5aanc- OF sad
rear line which separates : from lot lam pc. one
hundred aid hixty-seven of sad suburb The
whoe n crrternity with ske,cn maize by 10.
HeIue court, aye surveyor, on tie fou1teentA 0!
sr,v. 1889. ard annexed TO az set pss sed u re
ct OF ales Mossy /. uc-sry pubic II this city,
the fifteenth o; jay. 1853. Said %. OF ground
being .;st vOr:loL near. So 70 Casacaifo street OF
TWO OF pan made ry SAID Jeseuh Pie ate snE,
veyGr OF the seventh az April. 1927! and Cepos!.e
Il the otice nj Garlic PO- Ock then nGfaIy p L.
&c II ms CITY, Oh the eighteenth Of Aay. ~
T1e ss-t OF OF ground was acquired py ne &C.
.entsr. rs'.iu ty purchase from De.phire Dune
per at passed Oh the htiee--tn day OF JE,y, I6is
CITY.
Sc zeo Z me above su!t-
1ts"s-cs*n OF ne E siFej; w.es.x.s
deli p az 8 CIV Sheriff Of he Psrise G. 9.
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Mrs. Rosa Bakan W. Joseph TheZaH.

C,IXTE DISTR COURT FOR THE PARISH OP
= orleans, No. 7927.-By virtue Of a wit of feri
KIN pi.rrct Court for the parish of Orleans N the
above entitled cause, will proceed to SCI. public
auction 81 the Merchants and Auct.onee-s Ex-
change Roval street, between Canal ard Gus
1omfCuse streets. in the Second District of this
ety. on So UKDAY, January u, 1870, al we've
O'clock NJ the following described property, to
wit
THE USDIvIDED ONE-TH1RD INTEREST OF tie
DEF pGan- Le1eir. Joseph The il The 70. owing
described property, viz: certain lot 0. ground
together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon. rights, ways, eervitudes. &c, thereur:o
te.orgng, situated in the Third District Of this
CITY and 6es grated by the num Der thirty. IN the
square toanGed by Espspade, Robertson, Keiieree
ala Where streets, measuring tfty-e'sh. feet
seven :cchee TWO lilies front Where street, BY
one hundred AID twenty seven fee. ten ms tee ave
line. III depth
seized III tie above srlit.
TeIms-CasL Oh tie spot
EUGENE WsGGANAE
d@22 i.2 p Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of o. Leans
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
~. Cc,9 In IL etc

New Orleans SavinGs Institution VI. A.
phonsA Ccufin, tutor etc
csCPFRIOR DISTRICT C~'CET FOR THE PARISH d
= of orleans. No. d, s9s-By virtue OF VIII OF
tie Snnerior District Court for the Parish OF Or.
ieaps in the above entitled cause viii proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and AUG,
.ioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
ard Customhouse streets in the Second District OF
this city. on kUNnAY. January 81 1870, at
Twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
a CERTAIN LOT OF GEOUND. 81 ua'ed in the
SecouI Ds.ricr OF tue city of New uriea3s "a me
,onare bounded by ~. Louis, II ar'res, toulouse
and Ievee streets, having. in American r. a 'nfe,
twenty four feet Fix inches front on ona1,Tss
street, by seven feet deep WI az the o.. uless
and IMPROVEMENTS Thereon. when properly VOC
Inherited by the minors. ds fes c;.rIs helei.' 'ie
the estate ct their deceased mother.
seized IL tie above su:'.
Telms- Cash OIL the spot.
s<o TO 20 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orleans.
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Henry Freiisen vs.. E. II. Request. uni
versai .ega.ee 0: lis deceased VIE, Z. &. 10.

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. G2o5-By virtue OF writ of seiz-
u1e and sale 10 directed by tie honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, n
the above entitled cause, win proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and AuctioIeers
Exchange Royal street, between Cara. and Gus
tomhouse streets i'll the Second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY, February S, 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together With al
the rights, ways, privileges ard arporteGances
tbereuntc belonging or in anywse apper1aLng,
situated IN the Third District Of this CITY, IL the
square bounded by Esplanade Miro. Galvez ard
KeIlerec streets, measuring htty.two feet e.even
inches seven lines front on Esplanade street, two
hundred and sixteen feet IN depth and front On
Miro street, two hundred and eighteen feet Eve
inches three Ines, more or less, on the hEe rext
to Galvez street, ard ninety.two feet ten inches
seven lines on the rear line dividing j: from the
property Of L. n. Olivier Being the same Prop
erty acquired ~ Mrs. Elise Grenier. deceased vie
of Encs Henry Request, from plaintiff herein. per
act passed before n E. 1rst. rotary public Il rEis
city. on the eleventh OF july, 1873.
Seized in the above suit.
Teyms-Cash Oh the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ia4ll e5 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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The City .. New Orleans vs.. Joseph


c1TPFRiOI DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- Of Orleans No - S&l.-Bv virtue OF a VIII OF
fer! facias 20 me directed by the honorable ne
Superior district Court oc tie parish O. OTeaIs n
the above entitled cause, tor city taxes OF 1874
viii proceed 20 sell at pubic auction, at TIE Aer'
cnapts and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL street,
he-veen Canal and CrstomhOuse streets, IN tne
second District of this city. on WEpNEsIAl, jan
nary Is, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following
described property, TO vat.
Second pis.r:c: Of This city, Il sQuare number
$ xty.two bounded BY Toulouse ho!a-. -. LOUIS
and bourbon st,eeta, cesigua-ec as iCl Nln Dee
s-Yee- tx enc hundred and Hen!y ZEE: u dep'n.
seized III Il" above sat.
EUGESE vAGGAMAN
1a-eia1Ia CYL Sheriff Of III e Parish OF orleans.
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Avendano Brothers vs.. WI A. Hughes.
ICIFIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 6195.-By virtue OF writ of feri
fac,as to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth u strict Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell at
plblc auction, on the premises hereinafter desig-
mated SATURDAY, January %, 1876, at half past
ten o'clock A. NJ, the following described prop
er.y, 20 wit
. ALL THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFECTS
On tie ground floor of the premises situated at No.
IGl Common street, in the First District Of this
CITY, as per inventory which may be seeo n my
Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
EeGENE WAGGAMAE
al3 p rs 20 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans