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Signers Of the Declaration.

"The Fathers" were not old men. The
average age of signers of the Declara-
ton on the Fourth Of July, l776, scarce
ly reached forty FIVE years-John Han
cock; the President, was but SO years
old: The six oldest representatives were
Benz. Franklin, aged 20; Stephen Hop
kins, aged SO; Francis Lewis, aged 63;
James Smith, aged 63: Matthew Thorn
ton, aged 63; and George Taylor, aged
co. The seven youngest were Thomas
Lynch, Jr., of South Carolina, aged 81;
Edward Rutledge of South Carolina
aged 81; Thomas Hayward, of Sonth
Carolina, aged 80; Arthur Middleton
South Carolina, aged 33; Thos Jefferson
Virginia, aged 33; Elbridge Gerry, Mas
achusetts, aged 80; Benjamin Rush, O.
Pennsylvania, aged 81. The difference
of age between Franklin, the oldest
member, and Lynch. the youngest, was
forty three years. Youth, middle and
old age were fairly represented; so were
nationaliiies. Two members were borr
in England, two in Ireland, two in
Scotland, one in Wales, and the rest ir
the colonies.
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+ Daily. :: Except Sunday.
TIOS. 2. BARRY, L. NJ. COLE,
Jtestern PGssr -3g't, Gen'k Ticket 4ig't
CINCINNATI: BALTIMORE:
W. C. QUINCY,
General Nanager, COL UAB Us.
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Within this decade came the war Of
1912, its hardships, its fears and its per-
ils, and emigration, for time. was great
ly retarded. But, soon after peace was
declared, renewed emigration began to
rour INTO Reading, Thorn, Madison.
Kapeweil, Harrison, Pike, jackson,
Clayton, Benr6eid. and Mondaycreek
townships. From Pennsylvania, Vir
ginia, New Jersey, and Maryland, and
other States, and from foreign countries,
within this decade, the immigrants
came; but those from Pennsylvania
probably numbered as many, or more,
than all the others. How manv, ye,
living. children spd youths then, re.
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BUGGIES,
Light Work,
Of the Highest order and Ex-
cellence, only,

Invites the attention OF the public to the stock
now Offering, and in process of construction at
his Factory, including many novel and valuable
improvements.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14

nEf Jim or lhE Ia hltt FREE TRADE.
Reform is necessary in the sum and
modes of Federal taxation, to the end
that capital may be set free from dis
trust and labor lightly burdened.
We denounce the present tariff, levied
upon nearly four thousand articles, as a
masterpiece of injustice, in equality and
false pretense. Ii yields dwindling,
not yearly rising. revenue. 1t has i'm
poverished many industries to subsidize
a few. 1t prohibits imports that might
purchase the products of American la
Dor. 1t has degraded American com
merce from the first to an inferior rank
upon the high seas. 1t has cut down the
sales of American manufactures at home
and abroad, and depleted the returns OF
American agriculture, an industry fol,
lowed by half our people.
1t costs the people five times more
than it produces to the Treasury, OBJ.
structs the process Of production, and
wastes the fruits of labor. 1t promotes
fraud, fosters smuggling, enriches dis.
honest officials, and bankrupts honest
merchants. We demand that all Gus,
tom-house taxation shall be only fol
revenue.
REFoRM-ECoNoMY IN PUBLIC EXPENSE
Reform is necessary in scale of public
expense, Federal, State and municipal
Our Federal taxation has swollen from
100000, 900 gold, in 1860, to $3.50, ,O0OO OO(
currency, in 1870. Our aggregate taxa
tion, from $l54 100000 gold, in 1860, t,
S730,000,0O0 currency, in 1870, or in on.
decade from less than SIS per head tc
more than $19 per head. Since the peace
the people have paid to their tax gather
ers more than thrice the sum of the Ma
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the produce of sixteen years ascenden.
cy of the Republican party, create ne
cessity for reform, confessed by Repub.
licans themselves; but their reformers
are voted down in Convention, and dis.
placed from the Cabinet. The par.y's
mass of honest voters is powerless to re-
sist the eight thousand Office holders, its
leaders and guides.
Reform can only be had by u peace
full civic revolution. We demand 9
change of system, a change of admins
tration, change of party, that we may
have change of measures and of men
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
EUGENE WAG0AMAN,
nos II 26 dei0 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
mrs. Feline A. af0see vs.. Mrs. Magde.
laine Leda rilcQuo.


mrs. Feline A. afos.e vs. Mrs. Ma dc.
laine Leda PilcQuo.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL of Orleans, No. 1863 BY virtue Of . writ Of
seizure aud q, to me directed by the bonora
PIE TN the ahn1s tor the Of e.
at public auction al the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhouse Streets in the second District of this
city, on MONDAY fecewber II, 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
A CERTAIN LOT OF GRorND, toyether with
the buildings ard improvements thereon, rights.
ways, privileges ana advsr tages thereuutD be-.
Longing or 10 any wise app rita ming, sitnaitd in
the Second District Of this city II the square
b ueded by St. Phil p, IRENE, st. Claude and Ur.
sui mes streets and me aeuripg seventeen feet len
1 ph5. four h e. Engsn nsA urs front on st.
FreI ch measure, in depth, b tween p=raIef lin g,
bounded On the side toward TT. me- strest BY prop
erty now or lat belonging t. Jules Lambert, and
on the side TO ward st. ulsude stre. t by h. prop
erty new or late bs long ng to J. Doll La Bang the
same property winch tie defend ant hersin &C.
pa. sed before A. &. Bie0vena. . notary pubic in
this city, on the twenty ninth Of April, 1873.
Terns-l In cash for q sufficient amount to pay
sevsnty.fve dollars. with interest at The rate Of
eight per cent per annum on three hundred and
thirty: seven doars and fifty ceAts ON April 10.
like amount from December H. 1875. till the Gay Of
sale: i've Fer cent Attornty's tees on the amount
ss city cns
to aasumsto the extent Of the amount OF his
bid. the payment Of p omiesory note. secured BY
ssa sr q ':as
s. s :ss 1890 sss az = r. s s
s sss: "a 81 fs 81 9 ssss siss IA =
e.. A.. sSs's = EEL 20 3!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

Ctl1Zene1 BANK 81 l-O0tDtNo0 w. MRS. WIZ
liam e. Fl0rance and her Husband
CUPRRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 27l34-By virtue Of . writ Of
the Superior District Court for the parish q
Orleans, In the above entitled cause, win proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CustomhOuse streets. In the second
District of this city. on SATURDAY, Nov ember =.
1876. at twelve O'Clock H.. the following described
Two GEsTAfs LOTS or GROUND, in the Sub.
Vrb Laeourse, Of the city Of New Orleans; the one
fronting tire conner Of Religious and Richard
streets, measuring sxty-f0 feet front ON the
former. by one hundred and twenty feet ON the
nine, in equare nunber ten on the original plan Of
ead subuI b. deposited in the Office OF l. T. Cairo,
late notary public In thu city, bay ing sixty test
front on Rrig Gus str ct, BY ono hundred an4
twenty feet de p, all French measure, with the
improvem-n's Thereon; together wits sixty .seven
lcts are the properly Of ssid appeaaer - having
been purchased BY her. thon Widow Joseph G.:
Smitb from Abner kobinsOn, per &C. passed befdeo
g. Stiinger, then notary public in this city, o.
the .ev. nteenah Of May. l83L
Seised In the above suit
. stock rote for tne snm Of i've hundred and
eighty three dollars, falling duo on tire Asst -
July, 1871, fixed OF renewable accor ing to tho
charter II the Gtiseng INK Of Louisians, and the
balance cash. The purchaser to assumo I'll the
oble ations ard resp ni ilt Of stockheldee q
20 furnished to be lds Hed with tho act Of mort.
gage BY Arhbella BAcc n in favor Of the Citizenss
Bank Of Lou .saAna, passed before Thee. GegherD.
late notary public IN this city, dated October
1886, ard with the sheriff deed OF oAe IN this oaee
~c2A IA mn n * r;v,, ay,ors ~ pc-S.S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
CITY 0RDINANCEs--oFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY,
MAYo1ALTY o. INV ORLEANS, J
City RAll, November 6, 1876,

MAYo1ALTYo1 INV ORLEAHs I
City Rall, November s. 1876
No. Observation-Disclosures Series.l
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following an.
preparations be and are hereby made
tor the month Of June, 1876, and
that tho Administrator Of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance
IN payment of the same whenever there
shall be money in the city treasury to
the credit of the appropriate fund for each
account, and not otherwise app opriated:
Flremen's Charitable Association of New
Orleans, balance for services rendered in
the month of June, 1876, a. per contract,
$6666 81.
Fremen's Charitable Association of the
Fifth District, for services rendered in the
month of june, 1876. 500.
Fremen's Charitable Association of the
Sixth District, for services rendered in the
month Of June, 1876, $3.50.
Firemen's Charitable Association of the
Seventh District. for services rendered in
the month Of June, 1876, $3.50.
Total, e9066 81.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of
New Orleans, October 81, 1876.
Yess-Brown, Boany. Mccarthy, Pills
bury-4.
NAy-Lsndry-l.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

FIFTY PREMIUM BoNrs OF TIE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS, TIME CRkTtFICATkS OF THE
CITY OF Nav ORLEANS. DIAMOND GOLD
ETUD@, COLI W. TC4 AND CHAIN, MASONIC
RMBLEMS, CLAIMS, RTC.
SUCCESS ION or GIUSEPPE OR JOSEPH GINA.
Second District Court for the Pariah Of Orleans
DY PLAClrR 70 TO- sP SIT Aucr1orsRe-
ID Once NJ. Is Royal atreet.-TRURSOAY, No
vtm6er l6: 1876 at 1890 p. L.. will be sold
Benviile and Customhou.e streets, by virtue and
In pursuance to an order from the Hon. A. l.
Tissot. judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. dated November O. 1876, for &C.
count Of the shove succession
Fifty Premium Bonds Of the city Of New Orleans,
Time Cert.ncstes Of the city Of New Orleans
Diamond Gold Studs, Gold Watch and Chain. Ma
sonic Emhl~ms. Claims, etc.. more fully described
In tho inventory on file in the Second District
Court for the parish OF Orleans.
Terms-Cssh ON tho spot, NOS 8 II l6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

have not bowed the knee to Baal, or drawn
their inspirations from the men Who, for
iove OF power and qualification of their
selnsn snbittons. madly rushed the South
cfn people into m unjustiaable and devas-
teung OWL war. Forgetting tho obligations
OF patriotism. and refusing to Gee the inev-
itssle consequences of their acts, they
Drought ruin to their own section, and
should receive, ~ they deserve, the execrs-
zion OF every Southern man who desires the
moral and material welfare of his own peo-
pie and section. While the nation mag.
unanimously forgives these men, and seeks
TO enforce mono Of the penalties they have
incurred. the people Of the South should
re'egste them and their political disciples
20 the quiet Of private life, and thus cut off
toelr power for ipflicting further mischief
upon their own people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

WEDNESDAY, xovnxs.. g. lrs


SuDeE1oP District Court.
". nooles ct al. W. BAzile Bsrres.-Ru,a
.0r contempt for keeping . private marEet
Hsnin Twelve eqnAres Of French Markst
n1ed Tor Friday, NOvem Der 10.
Aoole Bales Va. L. L. Durac -p,.;,&,s
comPiaias that defend ant, in defianca ~
law. keeps . private marked v;th;n t"o,v y.
equsfes Ut Trems Msrket. and AL. Az 0i ;,,'
s a""'"a q. enc no. $1,000 damages. Injunction
nj Il T. COLLECT W. jean Pierre Duport
fI.lMtth complains that defendant feens |.
psl.ste market within twelve eoueres nj
C.saoorne Market, asks an ipiunction and
SoVV oamsges. Injunction issued on 5000
In 70 Louisian. Mutual Insurance cou.
Pany-kecetver r 8. Howard orders6 IN
nte ms ACCOUNT within ten daya.
state * rel. ]. r. CLAY va. 0eor0a n
johnson, State AuditOr.-Oa motion nf "a.
iotor defendants ordered to shov cansa
november l3. why he should not be M.
rested and Imprisoned till the order Of
cOnrt 10 0beyed under G. P. 843.
Ason fallas We. b. F Joubert. tax collec.
sor OF Second Observation-Disclosures alleges
No purchased IN estate from the sucoeaai"n
OF FieTre Penny, declared FREQ from an
tsxes BY tbs Second District Cont. Jana .
loo; soat defendant has seised the said ca.
ts.e for taxes s0d advertised it for sale No.
vember IL, and psys that he be restrained.
Injunction issued on bond Of $50.
In 70 liquidation Of the Consolidated A.
ISOLATION of Planters of Louisisns.-On
rule OF contemptAsx Grebner was fined 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
Han. Alexander Fl. stepheDs' Home-Tn
DRIVES Of His Ancestors.

H.,. Alexander H. stepheDs' Home-The
Graves Of His Ancestess.
We epeut some time this week with Hon;
n NraDhene, ct Liberty Hall. The OLD
et.teeman hes quite rec0ve cred his ordinary
stste Of health, and looks as well as We
hsve seem him during the last nve years.
h has an excellent spPsate, epJoys nc
s. "a .eil pleased - when old and new
fSs~ds nsrtaks Of his good cheer. H,s re,
.rov~i from . dismal and III ventila1e9
.ec,. or rather den, to cheeriol anu
aO~.t, apartments in the reno,
~.taS main building, has been ATTENDED
w;.S the hest results. This change was
,ro1a ~ the suggestion of lady, tue wne
If one of his oldest and most eu1g1ispre .a
friends. She certainly did % mucn LOT ne
physical well being - any OF tne Gs"arsi
Toc,rhs. who tarri,d between trains wnlIe
- vare there, and is himself in robust COZ,
T;tcn. declared emphsticslly that no G nau
s,rowed Aleck az bis executor" Inc zen
..u1 Fl IL one of his best moods, and De,
o o.r.s ~ abeOrbed in the discussion OF LOCAL
"a Federal politics that he had 10 MAKE
e exneditious bolt for the depot, iolgeI.u,
az IL stout cane. but faitntuliy 'n.enI ht En-.
meeting legal engagements. NO n Otu snv the the
train, BY . second, Ous T~ rscs down one
AA4k 10
While q Liberty Hall We tcok eG ,x h"ns
of hisht dsy, and visited the ola nS Sn.e.
o ~ nd plsrts,ios Of MT. StsPnSSns t ao
s f.sh.,s 80 The house in which M otePne1, ,,
10. Scrn NO longer exists. Inc i ~ ny
~,.vavard IA we'll preserved, ~ W . ~
earden. The firss who .ren up. o.r,a AZ
gcre two children, who ole0 tno .sws A.
ma v vre buried in the ssme grs,yo "a ara
tha S.ta Of their death two s@s pa ehsss
~s,s II .n,ed alongside of them: anu .rsSs
h. Eva now grown into spsir OF mien.yd ' sten.
ri. s,s"h. NJ father. his mother ana sssp
mn.hsr reDoee side by side; An o. .rd
brother. Aaron, is also buried soe' ~ the
tvo or three other mem po" o,ochens
f.u,,,y. With iiIisl reverence Mr.; Soeph S =
he. inclosed this burial-erouna w .I
eoi;a stope wall, and apr oprlsteiy L"n If
~ r-~ves. Just within . stones tnrow " :.
~S.ss the house stood. 10 the valley, -.
t.id srr;re Of crystalline water. OI on s1
rocks around it, Mr.. Stephens, I'm u ns.
carved his initials, and they Ions s.o. siso
fsced TO THE day. His brother Ass"n ao 49, :
cut ia initisls IN smother stone, nus ~" 10
fraoo of them n msiued twenty ycs az.
mn would seem 20 have typineo tne. sr"s
fsrent caresrs.. The brother DE- ysssS
ga left no mark % the worie: scS "a
ola stosesmsn of Liberty hAl .. 49, ~
niAlD pare asA LISTING 49, "a
eoneeaaioa, aad Daay 1eeo . - -
lac shiGksA abea6 100 yaees
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
BY Placide J. Spear.

BARR0OM FIXTURES, LIQUORS. WINES. PART1
TON 0LAsS WINDOWS, HOUSEHOLD AND.
KITCHEN FURN1TUaE, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF 0C ISEPrE OR JOSEPH GINA.
Second District Court tor the PArish OF Orleans
No. % o..
pY PIAACmk }. SPEAR. AUOTION1H1-
- Onace No. Is ReyA street.-WRDNESDAY. No.
VENDOR Is, 1876, ct 10 A. H.. will be sod 1t public
suction. ct No l57 lafayette street. betwesa ct.
Cha'les and Csrondelet streets. BY virtue and In
pursuance to an order from the Hon. 4 l. Tissot,
Judge Of the second District Court for the parish
OF rieans, dated November ., 1876, for account Of
ssid Guccsosion-
ann NVN ~ ~ o. the ncEemoe.ofo mentiosed
ment Of Liquors. Wines Glassware. CIockeryware,
BArroom fixtures. Counters. Psrtiti N Glass Win.
dOws. Gas Fixtures, ousehold and Kitchen Furni-
ture etc. al fully described in the inventory
on file in the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans
Terms Cash on the spot. nos 0l2l5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

spsihg, and on . esutle .ceI,v,tv !. d.
x.e % Ar. Seephenss grandfat6er. v .it~
~ native Of England. : settis. ~ psn no
~ ts nc,a and sfeetwArd one Of tho esrii.
in the 'f Psvo q .u;sorgiA He Vas : eaptsin
tom6sto messstSS. III. war, and upoa bis
90 soat he ANCESTOR fought for Local I0 ss,f
SSHt ". and the sovereientv '. Of thu ths
o orsy pau has been ono IT the most iiiustr;.
OD ~ cnesmpiens in tho forum Of hin oountrv.
the h,; cSsepnens' intellect beams With iii
perisSaSI s'n 90 o! youth it 10 the one i'm.
mortal nss frame. That il NAV ccutinue to he he
hS n.y. ior . long time yet, by his fsebie
guy intenee physical oresnixsti n n he
p.syct @ thousands who reverence him a
~, vSs,ssnie apostle of constitutional liberty:
Of . p;I1,o whose teaching hangs tho hopes
CossstitHtiossaist '' f0"/
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
GIN 0rlsa,ls $epablieau.
eFtseIAl JOURNAL OF the UNITED STlTes
9ttlclAl JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
Local Intelligence.

NOT Oh 1Hs Llsr.-On election dsy Mr.
oeokw WIN, Uaitsd States district attorney
eook AZ place in tho ranks for the purnose
OF depostttnK his ballot but when his name
ana ne number Of his registration pane,
was called the commissioners informed him
thas his name had been erased from the
fseistratton list. and therefore he could NOT
vote. This was such An evident error th..
n 5eekwith found listle trouble in satia.
lying the proper officers that he had beam
vronged. After short delay he succ..d.
@ IN Aaving his name replaced, and then
depostted his ballot. Mr.. Beckvith "a.
mot the only Republican victim to r.,;.t,.
tiOn mistskAs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
SHERIFFS SALES,
state Of Louisiana ex rel. JOhn SpoF
VA. w. H. HOlmea ct ais

state Of Louisiana ex rel. John Sporr
Va. W. Il. Holmes ct all.
VTVHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
l. of Orleans, No. % .lOl.-By virtue of . writ
OF ieri fscas for cos's, sgsils Samuel Toby to
me directed by the honorable the Third District
Court for the parish of orleans, in the above
entitled cause. ! will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
t0mh0use streets, in the second District Of this
city. on WEDNESDAY,. November Is, 1876, at
twelve O'clock NJ. the following described prop
eKty.t wit
ALL TaY EIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of the
pefendane.0 smuel Toby, in aud to the judsme t
rendered in 1s favor against Pierre Go1rgotte for
tHo sam of .xty dollars with interest and costs,
in suit Mes CSC Of the docket Of the nd justice
Of the peace for the parish Of Orleans, entitled
"Samue. Toby VI. Pierre Gours0tte."
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENK WAG0AMAN
nn3 8 Is Civil Sheriff of the Parrish of OrleaAa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

Joseph Billgery w.. L.. Marshsll-Firsa
Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans, No.
A6oI.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FTkRI PACIAs TO
ID me rected bv the no orable the first jus.
tice Of the peace in and for the parish Of Or.
leans wil proceed to sell At public aactin. in
I ont Of nv OHIO, No. l58 Julia street. on SATUR-
DAY, Aovembeg H. 1876 at twelve o'clock n the
following ds scribed property, to wit
ALL 1HE kl0HT, TITLk AND INTEREST OF
Eliza or L. Marsh ALL dese dant herein In and to a
certs n suit low pending ent. tied Bliss Marshsn
Joseph BiligeIy, and No A. lA Of the docket of
the Fou tn District Court fer the parish Of Orleans.
seized in the above entitled anu numbered suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
M3l mes IL M. OSULLIvAN Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

James Reynolds, James o. Hanlon, sub.
rog ated, Va Mrs John 6adler.
CIXTH DISTRICT COuRT FOR THE PARISH
Of Teri faciaa to me directed by the honorsbie
the sixth District Court fer the parish Of OF.
leans, in the above entitled cause, win
chants and xuctioneers' E1chsnSe, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets. In the
Second District nc sf this city on sATgspAr 10.
ALL 1Hk R.GHT, TiILE AND INTEREST Of tho
a. ahs n
isting between her and her deceased husband
Jshn Ssdler. whose succession 10 opened g Nc
for the parish Of Orleans, the said communit
property, according t. the inventory and othe
edings in ssid succession, now consists Of tn
following described real estate. viz:
l. Lot number twenty one, la the square bound.
ed BY Common. Gsavier, ct. Jane and Bolivar
b1 esR
four lines in depth.
Lot number nineteen, in the square bounded
measuring thirty feet front on Grsv.er street. BY
one hundred and twenty feet in deuth.
,, Lot :, humber 11ns tccsnty fo1r o. the seSaSe
var streets, measuring thirty fe. t front ON st.
James street by one b .ndred and Twenty-Five feet
seven Inches and i've lines In depth.
4 Ct rtain lot OF ground N the square BONDED
BY Poydras. Perdido, Liberty (late St. Psul) and
Franklin Gate 1t. Peter) streets, measuring
BY depth Of one hun o. d tw. nty.eight feet.
S. Lots numbers thirteen and fourteen in tho
square bound, by Liberty, How ard. Poydras aud
Lafsyette streets, measuring sach twenty-seveu
feet three II chts five lines on Howard street by
enc hundred and seven feet ok inches six lines in
depth more or less.
6. Lot nunlbe. twenty Of the square bounded by
Common, Grsvier, St. Jane and Bolivar streets,
measuring thirty feet on GIavier ct, Get by one
hund. ed and ten fes eight inches four lines.
:. Lot number nine cen Of squire bOuhdsd by
COmmon, st. Jane G,Rvier anu Bolivar streets,
measuring thirty feet on Giavier street. By enc
hundred and eight feet ten iuches four lines.
8. Lot number eight On in square bounded
Comtnon. St jsre, GrAvier ard Bolivar street
n ea.ur Dg thirts feet 0rav,er street, byou
hundred and ten feet eight inches four ines,
devth.
All mere specifically described in the inventor
Of the effects of the sncces= lon of Johu Ssd;er,N
36 .535 OF the docket Of the Second District COu
fOl the parish Of Orle M.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash ON the spot
KUGENE WAGGAMAN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

W. n. Nlantel Y. Jese Martinez and
Others In solido-Scventh Justice Court for
the Yafiah Of Orleans. 10. 623l.
DY vIRTUK OF 4 WRIT OF RiRRl RACIA6 TO
ID mo directed BY the Hon. l. ". Fals. seventh
leans. in tho above entitled cause, VIII proceed
to sell ct public sale, in 'front.' Of warehouse, No.
222 Gravier street, ON SATURDAY. November IL,
N76, ut twelve O'Clock II. tho following, to wit
SEVEN CASH OF LEAP TOBACCO.
EelsoA In the shove entitled suit
mol II ~ '-' 6. G. PIPER. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

A. e. Bulisge W. Jo.e aud Pedro Mar
tirez in sOlido-Seveuth Ustice Court for the
Parish Of Vrieaus, No. 6O95.
DY vIRTUB OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF FIBRl
ID facias, t. me directed by the Hon L W. Pals.
seventh Justice of the peace in and for the parish of
ceed to sell st pubic auction, in front Of my
warehouse on Berlin, Dear the corner of Magazine
street Sixth District or SATURDAY, November ii
wit
CASES, CONTAINING ASSORTED CIGARS, aud
sundry articles, - psr inventory on file in my
ol1CA
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
no 1911 G. @. PIPER, Constable.