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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-14
The Queen Of Thieves.

A weight Of woe hangs on the heart
of the sneak-thief. His queen has
been captured by a malignant hire
ling Of the enemy, and now languishes
in Baltimore prison. The name Of
the captive monarch is doubtful
Mary Miller, Mrs. Doyle, Lena Fisher,
or whatever yeu please; but Of her g.
Mus rs a thief there can be no question.
She is a princess among the Swell Mob;
a thief without peer, whose marvel
GUS talents the common herd Of petty
rascals admire with feeling akin 20
awe. For years she has been known
from the gulf to the ST. Lawrence,
from the lakes To the ocean, and has
probably had more marvellous adscn-
tlros and hairbreadth escapes than am
other member OF her amiable profes-
sion in America. She wears plain
braids Of gray hair. brushed carefully
around her forehead, and on her unas.
Stunning nose the most respectable and
benevolent Of gold spectacles. Her hg-
ure is small but good, and her hands
are white and well shaped. She ire
quently carries a sobcrly bound book
under her arm, and is altogether the
ideal Of mild, kind-hcarted, wealthy
lady who makes good use Of her album
dant leisure. She is German by birth,
but with several brothers and sisters
was brought up in this country. These
latter felt keenly the disgrace Of their
sisters high rank in the light-fngered
world, and will not speak with her noi
Of her. The last misfortune q The
queen is likely to prove serious. She =
under arrest for a recent heavy theft IN
Baltimore, and though she proiited ~
tie in pecuniary way It is probable she
will get along rest from professional ia
bors and ample leisure for repentance
-- Baltimore Litter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-14

AMONG the passengers in the steamer
Donau was Joseph Vardi. a native 81
Bethlehem, Palestine. lie brought 2
large stock Of relics, crosses, beads and
miscellaneous jewclry from Jerusalem,
which he win exhibit at the Centennial.
Mr.. yardi was dressed in a long yellow
and red striped frock, white lcggings,
and an outer jacket Of bright blue cloth,
and a red cap.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
SUCCESSION OF PHILIP DRtMM.
Second District Court for 'he Parish OF Orlean
No. 81 12a.

'R1 G: E. E: es q a!11 ArC11enssr1'
5 Sss1sss Had iss; 4 s.a iSs1ss g Il tss r T.; ss ,t q * &
St. Charles Hotel, in this city, win b, sold. at pub
Ne auction, BY virtue Of an order. from the Hon.
for tbe parish Of Orleans. data the eighteenth Of
March, 1876. and rendered in the Above cntitled
succession, the following described property TO
! FIVE ERrAIN LOTS OF GROUND. With all tho
buildings and improvements thereon. situated In
bounded by New isvee. Tchcupitouas, st. james
and South Market streets. designated by the Nos.
IL. 3, ! and S, % plan ~ l. Rt z~enstsin, surveyor,
he once Of n. J. HSey. aueatianeer. Lot No. Horns
the ecrner Of New Leve g and South Market streets,
and measures Is feet 6 inches 7 lines front Cd New
Levse street, BY q depth, between parallel lines, Of
81 feet front on South Market street; lot No.
ajioins lot No. l.. and measures Is feet 6 inches
in depth, between parallel lines. The improve
tbree-story brick stores and dwellings; epienddly
built and specially adapted to the ship onandkry
trade. Lots Nos. :, AaEi5 acjoin eseh other aad
are situated Immediately IN the resr q lots NoA1
and 2. lot No 3 measurins 81 feet I inches lines in
mont On South Market street, by q depth, between
parallel lines. Of SO feet IL inches, ard Is separated
BY an alSeywsy fset vide. from lot. Noe. ! and :;
lines front on South Ma-ket ttrset, BY sdspth. b
tween parallel lines, of g feet II inches The i'm.
pIovemenes on lots Nos. 3, 4 and 5 comprise three
as the "fo Sibca 1'1 psops a'ssni sp!endiiily built sud
q. auged for stores and dwsilipgs, fronts the Frat
manding lositisn for either business OF manufac
. Ttrm.-Ooe.third cash and balance ct one and
two years credit for notes specially secured by
mortgage ON the property, bearing al tho usual
clxuses Of eight pr cent per anuum Interest ftom
the day Of saie until fEsl payment, i've Per cent
sttofleys fees In tho event q salt, improvensots
to be Kept insured and pedcy tIanserred, and
the purchasers 70 aeoume Iay1ent efthe taxeA for
le,6.. due and ex1gibls over and shove the prise Of
adjudieaaieo.
Acts Of sals ct The expense Of ths purchaser
before Joeech Cosn. Esq, notary public.
del3 Is 70 20 jos -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

City Hall. December Il, ls76. )
10 mo. 3760-Adminigtration 0efiee.1
An ordiasaee providing for tho payment Of
the several accounts therein nomed.
Be it ordained, That the following sppro-
pristions be and are hNeeby made, and Shas
the Administrator Of Public Accounts war
rant on tho Administrator of Finance in
payment Of the SAINT:
Eager, Ealerman T. Co., for eeeotinR Ave
cluster posts in the Sixth District, approved
BY the Administrator Of Commerce and %
per certificate Of Surveyor, dseed Jane IA.
1876 $685.. 81 Ges
ss-Gsorse Ellis & Brother, for 1000 cash war
rant bl anks. for Depaftment Of Public 40
couats. approved, 81 50. tr-r+
A. w. Hyatt, stationery for 4syor'S Of
foe in October and November, 1876, sp-
proved. q.
A Baldwin & Co., hsrAwa for drainage
machine, etc, in December, 1876 approved,
Z. Pilsbury, Administrator Of Finance,
for cash advanced for Law charges - per
vouchers. 34s IS. 3 >. -
Charles Rolling, wood and charcoal for
Boys' House Of Refuge in December, 1876,
approved, $46 10.
Mrs. q. Bruner, for vegetables furnished
to the City WoIkhouse in the months of
October and November, 1876, approved,
e45 Is. Total, $493 60. -,
Adopted by the Council of the city Of
New Orleans, December IL. 1876.
CHARLES j.. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
COURT RKCORD. a. ,
Tuh4 DAY. DECEMBER IL, 1876.
Up,soA States Ssprene Court

The folio wing ia Of December 8:
No 1873. IT,: I'd States VI. Philadelphis
and Souther Nail SseaMship Company;
No. GA. GeolSa I~nrsglove W. ,steanship
Juniata; No. I29. Uaited States 70. Purs-
glove.-Appss, tron the circuit Coofs feE
the District Of 41saieaaoa This !ss . case
Of collision On .be nississippt river: near
. fiatboat lo.. Ia with cement, belonging
to the United y ates, then in tow by the
ting Neafe, ~. me Juniats, which had Just
DISCHARGED II. c ment on the fatboat, and
was ct the thur "a Der return to Philadel-
phia. The qn"s'ion is which OF the vessels
was ct faui:. The District Court found
them both e.. and divided the damages
\ them, and tbl. oeoree vas affirmed by tho
Circuit Cou,;: Each vessel silegee -
aoainet the OtLtr y Violation IF some of the
rules Of navigation and . deficiency IN ~
cers and men, and the evidence 10 oohhlce-
ing and contradictory. Assistant Attorney
General e. B. Smith for the govefnmeAt;
c. Hunt and DuraAt Homer for the NeAne.
superloR Dlsts1ee Coars.
+. E. Lscroix vs.. e. T. Parker. public I'D.
ministrstor Injunction against sale o.
property dismissed. ... ht.s'
uf Superior Criminal Court. 1,1s",'
bib TRUE BILL. -s,sT :
Mnrder-Francois Geklach-Ki'ling Julie
Meuier, eleven months old, IN thu. rear OF
No. 10 Crossman street, by drowning her IN
a tub If water, at nine O'Clock in the morn
ing, August 8. 49,
CONVICTED. 90
Burel.ry-John Welsh-Breaking and
entering the hou6e Of Cora Lee, No. l7t
franklin street. August 3. 1876. y
First Di1srset Court.
Pbobe Johneon, petty larceny, sentence
of three montbs; Jenes. pcyer. Assault
with intent TO Hill, verdict aof: ggilty Ct as,
sanIt- nd battesy jobs W. Redmond, a.
ssuit With istsst % rape. yesd'escf guilty.
ia5 ssossA Diserses Csast.'e t.sr,i
suocessionx Of FIX. Wineman, N. j..
Hrennsn. and C. Mtister opened. eo o. ,..9Lr
Theophile Neville asks - % emaneipa-
'o Fourth Diserict. Court III
Edward C. Palmer VI Thomas
Judgment for $3.50 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

-. r N &H|H tI =t
RY 9: GgINAULTs ADcT1oxxssorrlcl
WIN be sold. at the Merchants ana AuetioneerS'
Hxehange, Royal street.. bstween Canal ana Gus.
henorab.e the Second District Cour. for the par.
ish Of orleans dated aovembsr %. 1876
District of this sity, 10 the square bound. d by
BAYOU read, Esplsnade, R.man and PIieur
streets. me- suripg . to: inches : lines front on
trent on Prize ur street, of which it forms the CTR.
ner, IS I. ct 3 inches 5 lines on tina lice dividing it
rear line. Together with a frame houee, slate
! oo:ed, having four rooms, one Of whichts in the
attic .ds gallery :. and no. cellar LA Kitchen shed. chs
2. 4 Lot OF GROUND 8 tuAted in the sau e dis
trictOf this CT y. in the square 60 prlsed within
measur. ns 80 feet front on Claiborne street bv64
feet in cepth: together with . One-story brick
winch are in the attic. gallery and t 20 closets; .
wosrsry. brick kitchen Of Z ,ur rooms, paved yard.
Z, vs't Two 4 I1T fs' on sRouND, sisuated 10 the First
afistrict Of this city, de.ishated ~ DO! and Sin
square fne0mpaesed by st: Charles. CAr0nde!et,
: ~ ! sss si II t s'5sss'i ipe ssss 3c sss 3 s sSn9 = sss e.
ion ID aiiey IL there's ri fsstin Widsb, and 'front.'.
III e h Snsa s ssss' is t: sSs 81, s s.7iss ,9 sse isfi;,
double tarierson onstside: paHlor sdadinirg.room
on the otter tide, with slidiag doof. several ypops
yard, W.T.. ro.ms .6a3s. kitchsps, 6a.6-rooms; coal
room. WITH .exetal Ioons atoSe; the. gas 10 intre.
sdNeed ia all the house; cistern, 6ydrAns, paved
Teims~Fef the property FREELY srd secondly Dc.
seribtd, one hat casa aud the balances AZ one
annum from late tai psi3. and m iteskr the pHnr;
thaeers to ray the lswyers iees in ease o. sui for
s sasa asss. , s;s 81 1ss r TO the s'i so'd s1s e p14 7Ss n sres:
For the prog erty thirdly described, eaeh hss1.l'
Acts ofsse before oscaE Droust. no.sry public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
BY P1acida J. Spear.
s5L+ <-
PROPERTY on st. PETER srRsET. BErwLRa.
CLAIBORNE AND ROB8RTsON sralBTs,
sECONO DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW JOSRPH ROSHNzWKI0.
Second District Oout Sbr the PArish Of OFlesne-
Ia. 3s,s2a o.

ny PIAOlDE J. SPEAR, AUOflONIKDe
ID Once No. - Royal street -On WEDNESDAY,,
Decsmher -. ls7e. It twelve O'Clock r., Will b cold
eer.' Kxchanse. ~ Royal. between Canal aud
O~ustomhouse streets. By ' rtue an1 in pursnaaoe
Of judgment rendered October la. 1876. and signed
October g, le1S, by toe Hon. 4. 1. Tissot, judge Of
the second District Court for the Larish Of Orleans.
the following described property for sosount Of
CERTAM LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Second District Of this city. N the islet q square
bounded by Robertson, St Peter and ClNboane
strs eta AID CaFonde.e ct walk, srd neasurine g
feet 10 inches font on st. Peter gtrt ct, by 20 feet,
more or laos, In depth, that - 70 ssy. % fer - the
brick wall In the rear line, which brick vail II in
common between the said late MrA RosensWeig
and The owner Of the other part CT saAA GRADUAL
lot Of ground. Which alse fronts On Carondelet
yak. together with the build .ngs and Improve
Dents Ii. reon. The Esd portion Of ground forms
part Of the lot designated by tho 10. 8 on . sketch
thereof annexed tt an at pAaaeA on the twelfth
day OF December, 1ss4, before 4, Ohisps1ia. then
one Of the notafies Of thls city, purportinK to be 8
sa!e Of said lot 10. 6 ~ tho Louisiana 1tS3e Hank
ef this city to FiTm'n ksvasseur.
Terms and charlottesville purchaser % assume
the payment Of the note drawn by the deceased.
enth OF February, 1877, Ard Amounting ea said
date in czpital snd interest t. the sum 81 ol54 60,
and the balsnc, cash o. the spot. 49,
Act Of sale before A. D. D0si0court, Notary pun.
lie at the expeas@ Of the purchases. q
oce8 MOI II 10 Is de2 8 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Corner Deslonde aod Rampant streets.
Corner Delery and Chofttee streets.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Cotpet jackson and Falton streets.
CotnN IcAoupttenlae aed Nuns streets.
Corner Gasp anA felici0 streets. 5 H.
CofDR R0ueeU4u and Felicity otroets.
Ooenee RDussean end St. Mary streets.
Ootnsr Tirst and Eultou streets.
Cot1es Eighth and Fulton streets.
OofneF Rousseau anA 60rspuru streets.
Corner First and. MAGNOLIA streets.
Corner First and C1aEA streets. Il te.
Cosnes Second and Clara streets. -,
Corner Locust and Sc. Andrew streets.
Corner Locust and Josephine stfeets.
FIFTH DISTRICT .
Corner Peters and Bartholomew streets.
Conner 6eguin and Alix streets.
Conner Alix and B0uny streets.
Corner De Armas and Monroe stTeets.
Corner Newton add Monroe streets.
Corner Decatur and Monroe streets.
Corner Jackson and Asdieon streets.
Corner Jackson and Monroe streets.
Corner Olivier and Evelina streets.
Corner Homer and Monroe streets.
Corner Webster and AK streets.
Corner Chestnut and jackson streets,
. SIXTH DISTRICT.
Corner Berlin and Live Oak streets.
Corner Milan and Live Oak streets.
Corner Louisisns avenue and Live Oak.
Corner Jersey and Constantine ple streets.
Corner Jersey and Austerlitz streets.
Corner Lsureland ConDtantiuople streets.
Corner General Taylor snd Jereey streets.
Corner Louisiana avenue and Laurel,
Corner Robert and Lsurel streets.
Corner Duf0ssst and Live Oak streets.
Corner Lyon and Jereey streets.
Corner B.,rdeaux and CAr0ndelet etreete.
Corner Pitt and Berlin streets.
Corner Pitt and Milan streets.
Corner DelachAise and C~srondelet.
Corner Louisiana avenu and Delachaise
Stteet (two).
Louisiana avenue and Bacchus.
Corner Toledapo and Drysdes streets.
Coliseum end Louisiana avenue.
Corner Milan and Chestnut streets.
SEVENTH DISTRICT. ,
No report.
In passing it is proper to say that the fre
find it dangerous to attend fire
1t night in some portions Of the
- it 10 at the serious risk of life or
limb that some wards NJ be crossed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Pipe on 81. Nrojnaad street from his brew
ety, No. 40 Chartrss street, to the river.
Toltte sAdQinistrator Of WaAeewoe1ss sd
Public Buildinss. -gisz
On motion Of Mr.. -BrowB, the Council
then adjourned to Friday next, fifteenth in
slant.
"a ]. II. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
BY o. Valston. S.
+ COTTAGE HOUSE ON HOWARD STRRgr. =
..4 sUCCBssION OF PETER kUss. r.
Second District Court TOR the Parish Of Orlears-
N No. 50 947. -
By o. valston., !

No. 81. 94z. :
RY o. vALETON, AUCrIONKER-OPFICI
- Nos. SO ana 93 Magazine s~Ieet-SATUR-
DAT, January IL. 1877. 1t twelve O'clock u. win
be cold at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchanse, on Royal street, in compliance with
an oder from the Hon. 4. L. fiss0t, Judge Of
the Second District cou t for the pa.ish Of Or.
leans, dated December u, lS76. 10. a,s47 Of the
4 SKsrAN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District q this city. IN the square bounded
b. Clio. Er.lo, Howard md Liberty sts eets; said
lot having - feet mont on Howard street, by 8
depth Of ~ feet, betV cen parallel lines. Toietter
with . cottage house, oovtred with ela4us, and q
Kitchen, also covered With elatosL
Terms md Conditions-CAah. Taxoe OF Ism.
pay able in ls17, TO BE- aesu@eA By purchases.
Act Of sale before A. Do Armas, notary.
del3 % 20 jA6 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Speaker Randall ha: slresdy made W.
mistakes. He wanted TO tmpeasna kIoea
dent Grant. but the Southern members q
the Democratic house, wiser thsn their
iasdar' Refused TO second any such suicidal
Mroorsmne. IA maintsined that tho TWEEN
iy.second joint rnle Of tho last Congress Wa
the senate yesterday almost unsaimously
indorsed The ruling 81 President Ferry that
it was null and void. Speaker Rsndell y 9
man Of large pArliamsntery experieoce an .
fine executive ablitiess but - - w
learn that the country looks VIII d;sLsv ~
upon any violent partassa aceoa NJ th w
feelineo that win seoure tAe Nest applause
in this crisis.-New York Graphic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
@rleaus afetnhlieaa.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Or Tue 6NiTtb STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL y HtN ORLEANS


PR0rECToR No. 2.-This Sixth District
Ere company hes elected it, officers fol the
ensuing yees:..s 49, 80
President. r w. Young; vice president,
E. u. Chevally; foreman, q Il. PArmelee;
aseietents, d. Wicker. sud A. BArth; stew.
and /. CommIer; tTsasnrsr, James Cox:
housskeeper. W. Doyle; engineer. B. Burst;
delegates. 4. w. Young. james Cox, ]. C..
Buck, j. Welsh and s. +. Parmelee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

SEEKING LIoHr.-Ono of ths members of
the congregational committee nov In this.
city took . stroll last evening, just 1t DARK.
ladder and . smsll lamp, inquired the
meaning. A resident accompanied the
gentleman and requested lin to wait 5
minute. Tho hmp1ighter Immediately a.
terwsrd mounted his lsdder and Nshted
tho ipfinietesmal gAs-burner. "Ah, isee,"
said Mr.. Congress, 'ttbe fellow went up the
post TO 80 II tho gss ~ burning, and If.
see the little Jet" 1t to true that On very
dark nights . person whose eyes are unim.
paired can detect lights in street lamps.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

DY PLAClDR j. SPEAR, AUC11OKBxRx
ID Omce H.. IS ROYAL street.-TnURSOAY. ~.
eenber u. 1876, at t. etvs O'clock r.. will b sod
It public au .tioa at the 4eEehAnts and Auction.
esIs' Exchange, on ROYAL street, bets cen. Canal
end Gus o1h0use strseta. By yirsus So in our.
suence Of An order from Tho Hon, &c B 1lings,
lpdge Of the Uo,Ssd etatee District CouSt tor Che
disf,tct OF Louisiana. dated November 20. 1876, rem.
deaed in the aboss snti,led matter, tho ~fello1tn9
4 ClRrxiS IOf Or GROUND, situated ia the
Second Dist.i let Of this city. in thS square bounded
BY Treme, Ursnlinee end Aarais effects and Bayou
iosd, measuring, French measure, II feet 81
inches front % The Bayou road, 12o feet l inch
mont on Tceme stIeet, Is fsst ! inches on The xser
linz, forming ore o. the corners Of Bayou road aad
TSeme streeGs, accordsng 70 . plan Aade BY ]. q,
Beudousqu'e,. architect, December 81, 1861. to.
gsther With all the buildings and improvement.
thereon. 80 :"
Terms and conditiens : One cash on the
spot. the balance 1t velve months credit, 10
10. e. be ring 9 ght Ter cent Interest from date Of sd
Indication, secured BY mortgage upon the property
sold. 10 the evs Mt of suit being brought for the
recovery Of the unpaid portion of the purchase
price the purchaser stipulAtes to pay fve per coat
AttorIey's tees. Insurance and transfar Of po2i3y.
The property to be sold FREQ fiom al mortgages,
lieLs and incuL L brances standing againat The
same W
Act Of sale tefore Q. Morel, notary rnblie. ct the
exp nse Of pu'chas*r 8 no25 70 de6 IL 70 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
AAYoRALTv o. ABW OMAN,
City Hall. Detember -. lS76.
mo. 376l-Adminietrat Series.1

An ordinance providing for the payment of
certain interest.
Be it ordained, That the following
amounts Of interest were due July I, 1875,
tothe parties nsmed, on bonds surrendered
for funding, and on which there were NO
coupons, said amounts to be paid when col
lected out of the interest funds appertaip-
ing to the respective series, in conformity
with ordinances Nos. $3.50 and 32S2, Admin
istration seriee:
Townsend e. Lyman ...... ........... $50
Pritchard, Bickham & Co............ $50
Total. .$340
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, December IL, 1876. -
- CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor. /,
A true ccpy:
j. n. HxkDr, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
AUCTION lEALEa.
TWRNTY FIVE SHARES OF THR CAPITAL
STOCK OF LA vABIATE ASSOCIATION.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT NAY oosoaRs.

DY NASH Z HODGsoN-W. L HoDason.
ID Aneee8egCAO61ee No Is Oofendelee ttFoeN-
On 6ATURDAH. Decemter 10, 1e76, 1t l43o 7. ~.
thofity Of article time Of the omendsd charter,
Will be sold
TWENTY DIVE SHARHS (nore or lsss) Of tHs
capital stock Of La VAliete Association, on which
aesessnente are now past due and unpaid
~Terms-Cash. on transter. de6 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
TEN SPLENDID LOTS OF GROUND. TOGETHER
WITH THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, on PRRaIER AND P~LAQuENrNHs
STREETS, SIXTH DIS rRiCT. ~ 55
IN TIRE NATTER OF TEE BANKRrPTCY CT /;
-. OOHEn, ID Tsin9@'

United States District Court Of Aneries Sae the
District Of Louisiana-No. 1881.
DY PLACIDE j. 8PEAH, AUCTIONH1R-
ID Once No 46 Royal strset-THURoDAY. d.
cember1 81. 1916. ct twelve o'clock H., Wil b sold
1t public auction. as the Merchants and AAuc.
tioneerS kxchan2e, Oh Royal street, between Oauaa
and ~Custonh0use streets. by virtne and in pur.
susnee Of IN order nom the Hen. Z. G. BiNipg.,
Judge OF thu United States Distr4ce Court for the
dAtlict Of Louisiana, dated Lkovembef -, ls76.
rendered in the shove entitled matter, the toNow.
ing descaib d prop rtr to wit
TIL lOrS OF GROUND, situated in the Sixth
District ct this gty, in The square bounded by
Perrier. CO1aAaNtinop1es Austss Its and Haque.
Mines streets, Designated By the N0e. !, >. 3, and
s and II. II, -, "A And Is Lots Eos. I, ! 5, and 5
measure each 20 feet font on Perrisr street, BY 100
feet In depth; lots numbers u. IL, -, Il and IS
measure each 30 feet from on P~lacusninei street.,
by loo feet in depth. . 1e,
Terms and Oonaiaions-Onehaaf cash on the
spot, and the balance at twelve months credit in
notes bearing eight per cent interest fsOm date a
sale, secured by mortgage and vendors privilege
upsn the property sid, tho purchaser to pav ave
Der & Mt attOrneyS' 1eeo 10 the event Of sultsDs
ing brought upon said notes. The pgupersy to h
sola free from all mortgages leins ana incum.
hrsu Gee stand ng aga nst the same. .gr az
Act Of sale before 4. J. Armstxoue, u0eAFy public,
u TIE expenss Of purchaser. n513 % dec il % 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

BRrEF MExrrox.-Mr. Charles Lacoume
fnds $3.50 in his money tilis for the suffer.
srs b. tho third district IRE. He has
handed thst eum to The proper committee.
Her anna might be Alexander and her
home might be ON Gasquet stress, in .
respectable portion of that thor0ughfarA,
and when she learned that two Of har Cd
nirers intended to fight . duel on her
accoupt she informed the police aad tho
gentlemen were politely invited to walk
into the first police stationhouse, vhese
they remained until their thirst for gore
partly; vNnisho1. ~
ME- Leon LauothA. the big hearted
Creole boy Of ST. Chasles street, ~ fsuA-
dering asouad his hsms 1ghtisg the pangs
Of an early attack Of gout.
Coroner Roche IL fairly at work and ex-
been called 90 to attend . homicide or
suicide. Small pox Eases are good enough
for him, just now. he tAys. ,ss.
Being drunk and disturbing tho peace Of
Canal street before sDybo1y had seen the
sun shine yesterday morning was bad
enough, but . po;icsmsn says that James
Sullivan and c.. c. Thompsen IRE. also
that II the reason they were dropped INFO
the ~cAlabeQae.
Tll.tappiok 10 the aocnsationi hanging
over the heads of John HAnley, Charles
Julians and William Benson, youngsters.
A fire alarm, ssnt from box No, sis lsts
Mondsy nigh, W. entirtly Unnecessary.
Nothing has besn heard cf Dominique
Picamile, the man Who recently disappeared
from. No. AZ TOledauO street.
Judge Evans conld nut give . decision
yesterday in tho casa Of George Phillips
and Themes Lyons. the Ouachita men
charged wish having been concerned in the
killing of Henry Pinkston. but he will to-
day. -
What with Western turkeys dressed. and
PARTRIDGE, lovers Of birds lad ssfdoient to
satisfy their demands. Several kinds Of
Wild ducks, enipe, doves, rabbits and SPUR.
rels an abundaatif not cheep.
Yesterday Has 80 bright sad balmy that
Canal stsses va gressly crowded By peofle,
many u tho ladies hunting up Santa Cleus.
to haopy callers, aad he promises to- eco
that IitSle childrea shall have abundance
Of presents. @s' go
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Tho preaieaa ~ counted hinself in. He
said he would return to his fathers house.