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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
THE TRUTH SEEKERS EDITOR ON TRIAL.
DE BoIQUE NJ. BENNETT ARRAIGNED FOR SENDING

DE BOIoUE NJ. BENNETT ARRAIGNED FOR SENDING
"CUPID's YoKEs" THROUGH THE MAILS.
The trial of De Boique NJ. Bennett, Editor
Of The Truth Seeker for sending through the mails al
alleged obscene, lewd ana licentious pubhcatloh
bearing the title Cupids Yokes or the Binding FORCES
OF Conjucal Life" begun yesterday before
Judge Benedict in the United States Circuit Court
criminal branch. There was a singular gain
ering at the trial. Scattered through the crowd
Of longhared men and strOng-mlnded women
were q number of well-known persons who have been
summoned witnesses for the defence There were w.
3. Rockingham, Alexander Wilder Porter G. Bliss
Joseph sabn James W. B0utOn, Charles Sutherland ana
f. H. Haywood the author of the publication In ques
ton and who after conviction at Boston, was aIdoned
by President Hayes. Assistant DisricAttorney flerO
appeared for the Government and Abram Wakeman Tor
the defendant.
In impanellinG Jury Mr. Wakeman asked number
Of interesting questions each juror was called;
whether he was a member Of the Society for the sup
preston OF Wee; whether he sustained any intimate
relations with Anthony Comstock whether he had ever
read or heard talked about the pamphlet entlued
"Cupids Yokes -; whether the evidence that the de
PENDANT was fIee-thinkcr" or an lnhdel would pre-
vent an impartial verdict and whether the Juror knew
the paper called The ruth Seeker or Its DOCTRINES
with some difficulty a jury Was finally impa1eleG1H
Anthony COmstOck was thc only witness examined. lie
testified that he had "tes etter" put INTO NE P"st
Office at Granville n " asking the Editor or me run
Seeker TO send TO G.. Bracket at that pace scNcTai
publications. among others "CupidS NOkeS." lie re-
celyed the books resp0 after they had been put
stock very closely TO his mcthOus OF procedure III
making arrests in similar cases.
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to erGnne ne Spr,nq and aU 1s suToUpdaq' mat
ehery or ne manufacture u artificial c0rJonc gas
Id on or the that nrcessU sriSted
me manufacture Of such botfg ne Waters for
tie r'as0n that tie Spring sg supplies than
Necessary JOr ne purpose of boa1 the Wdero and preserving
me same GnOuH0f is contained In ne WteT rbe
Spring the ConsuI concludes his rpr cHor3 "Iters-
fore sdts that opinion ormed dr sic, c0asdr
edrefd and DQas;Gtng iarsstigat0H, that the Apondrs
F1te bo'ed at the potindrt Spring. as exported ne
United States, ts bevond question natural merri Vdter"
The evidence which accompanies tha Consurs dispatch
seems TO abundany his ApOi-
naIis Water heretofore imported natural mineral waer
entitled TO exemption from duty.
Very respectfully, L. ?. FRENCH
Assistant Secretary
ICoPYl
Tho Natural Apoinars Water Of the AIOllnars Spring
Neuenahr is alkaline gaseous which may be
used habtuay pleasant and its
richness pure carbonic acid fsvoraby
the other similar mineral waters Signed.
PROFESSOR DE WICKLOW
Berlin December "a, 1873.
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' NJ
2Is BROADWAY
Gam, 2oo Noon $40. p m $50 Midnigno'' 'i''
Highest during the day, 3SS. l0wcst, 80
Average, 32asS. Same day, 1873, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
OPPOSING PArPER IMMIGRATION.

The Commissioners of Emigration yester-
say considered the subject Of renewing their application
~ congress Tor the enactment OF law 10 regulate u'
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migration and decided when the House Committee
on Commerce was appointed TO have the matter pre-
sented again. The bin win seek to prohibit the LANDING
Of insane. idotic, deaf and dumb, blind deiormed.
ma lined, criminals, VIGOROUSLY dlss"lute persons,
md to make an appropriation Of $25O,0OO annually w
he proportouatey distributed among the several puS
of the United states for the support Of Immigration
Commissioner GeorgcJ Forrest was reelected president
of the Board.
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Warnock's Young Mems Dress Hat for the
man should have one. No. 6l9 Broadway. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
A MAY WALKS FROM NEwARK. \. roNpw.

A MAN WALKS FROM NEWARK. \. J.. To Npw-
fCRK-SOmc weeks since man came 0tO tho store No =
othave New York inquiring for Mr. CRTBNTOS to whom
ne was h0wn He appeared 10 be and i'm.
inelley comm TO tell story OF how his wife sur
Tered from an affection the lungs in fact had been
given up by the physicians 10 die Through some friend shs
was induced az last resort 10 try HALEs HoSEY ~ HoRE
HOUND AND TAR and using here her husbands pguaRe he
sara Before she had usei bottle she iuld breathe
WIN more ease ADD by the time sne hal used six bottles she
was up ana around tho house able do The
man took the pains 70 thank the preseut
proprietor or ibis popular article for perfect cure q hi,
VITO HAEs HONEY oP HoREHoISD ASD TAR FOR sale by
all druggists 81 Large SIZE the most econo
icSL Depot, CRIrrHNTOs's, 6th-aye.
PiKFs TooIHACnR DROPS cure I'm minute
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MAXINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURES ALMANAC.
rises 600 sun sets OIL CLOCK fast lmOi
Moon rises 4:27 Moon sOuhs 94S NOons age days n
WATER TO-DAY A. ~
Sandy Hook 5:l7 Gov ISaul. 5:52 Hen CATE. TAI
HIGH WATER TODAY-P. ~
sandy Hook BAL Gov Island. B27 Hell aate..... SIG
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Announcements.

Lung and throat disorders remedied By
JAYNK's EKPEcToRASE
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THE f. HOWARD e. Co.

Is the best watch made country eqna n anv MAD.
in the world IL has stood and ali WHO 80
itrecommend 1t All respectable keep them
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-12

pY ALBERT PAUL & COB ONORATo.
AsrtiePeerm0floe y Royal , streetnoa
the Merchants and ,Actioneers' Exchange on
Royal. between Canal and Customhouse streets.
by virtue Of an order Of the Hon. A. L. Tissot.
Judge of the Second District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans. dated March 8. 1879. will be sold
. l. - THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in the Third
District Of this city, In the square bounded by
Chartres streets. designated as lots Nos. 40, so
and "a. Lots No. 40 measures SO feet front on
Spain street by 154 feet IN depth. Lot No. so
measures 81 feet front on Enghien street by lis
feet In depth on the side towards Victory street
so feet In width In the rear where 1t adjoins the
rear OF lot No. 40. all French measure Lot No.
81 measures "a feet inches front on Moreau or
Ghartres street by l27 feet - inches lines In
on said lots comprise the buildings known as
"Lusse's Brewery" Nos. ats and 47s Moreau
Or Chartres street; Also al the Machinery.
With loo Shares Of The eapa stoeR Fl
the Citizens Bank of Louisiana. now reduced to
d. < CERTAIN IoT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated
in the same district, in square bounded by Mo-
reau, Poet, Casacalvo and Spain streets being
half Of lot No. 81. Said half lot measures 80 feet
inches front on Moreau street by 100 feet in
comprise stable, building etc.
Terms-On the property first described the
purchaser to assume the stock note of $500 due
the Citizens. Bank OF Louisiana. payable on the
to the charter of said bank, and all sums due
thereon from the day Of sale for interest or
otherwise. and the balance cash. On the prop
erty secondly described, cash. The purchasers
OF the above properties to assume and nav all
taxes due and exigible In 1880.
Acts of sale, at purchasers expense before
r. j. Ker. notary public. mh7 is 20 APPS u
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AUCTION SALES,
BY @. e. Girardey.
THE JOHNsTON pICKERY

THE JOHNSTON PICKERY.
Conveniently located near the First District
shipping and Cotton -Presses-A Popular
Stand. and one OF the Most Successful Of Its
kind In the city.
RY, O. g.; GIRARDEY. Auctioneer- Office
1879. ut ID O'CLOCK m. at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange. will be sold at public auction, for
account OF an absent owner
THAT POPULAR BUSINESS STAND AND
SgCOESSFUL COTTON PICKERY PROPER
TY at present leased to Messrs. Ell D. Smith &Co
ct the rate OF $1,000 per annum until the thirty
six los, measuring 100 feet front on Religious
street. In the square bounded by Religious.
st. Thomas. Race and Orange streets, by 1873
feet in depth. between parallel lines. The
pickery is equipped with extensive platforms,
racks. presses, etc, and Its location in close
proximity to the First District shipping and
leading cotton presses
Terms and Conditions-One-a quarter or more
cash. at the option of the purchaser and the re-
mainder at one. two and three years credit. for
notes. specially secured by mortgage and VEN
doris lien. bearing all the usual clauses Of per
cent per annum interest. per cent attorneys
fees. policy Of insurance transferred. and the
purchaser to assume the taxes, due and ex-
igible In 1879 over the price Of adjudication.
Act Of sale before A. Hero. ESQ. notary pub
Lie. at the expense Of the purchaser.
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Margaret sabal0t VS.. Succession of John
Fox

Fox.
E,OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish OF Orleans. No. 45,s8O-By virtue of q
honorable the Fourth. District Court for the
parish OF Orleans in the above entitled cause.
I. will proceed to sell at public auction at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange ROYAL
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
In the Sec md District Of this city, on SATUR-
DAY, April r. 1879. al IL o'clock M. the follow
ns EETAN Pf E6T 81 9RoUND with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
In the Third District of this city, In the square
bounded by Roman, Derbigny, Columbus and
LanaTpe streets. measuring Tin American meas
ure) thirty one feet seven inches front on Ro-
man street by one. hundred feet deep. between
parallel lines. design eted as lot number twenty
TWO, OF square number seventeen. Being the
dulred by purchase from St. Croix q. Guinault
per act dated the twentieth of June. 18l2. before
Il; Herman, then notary public In this city.
Seized In the above suit
TeTmS-Ihts being the second and last aue-
tion the said property will be definitely adj1di-
Gated to the highest and last bidder for what it
Will bring at twelve months credit, the pur-
chaser furnishing bond. with good and solvent
security. bearing eight per cent interest PEI
annum from date of sale, and special mort
gage on the property sold until final payment
said purchaser will have to deduct from his
Dld, and pay In cash. the amount OF printing
sheriH's and clerks fees, ETC., say about
enc hundred dollars, and furthermore the
state. parish and municipal taxes on said
property. the amount of which Is not yet ascer-
tanned. wv
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
mh25 ap1 IL
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Estate John
Bode: same VS.. John Bode: same VS.. Jno.
Boda; same VS.. Estate Jno Bode

The City of New Orleans W.. Estate John
Bode; same VS.. John Bode: same VS., Jno.
Boda; Same VS.. Estate Jno. Bode.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
CA a. ISM OF Orleans, Nos. 4O.1O7 and 30 582: and
s S District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
NOS 1ll8 and 1299-By virtue Of four writs of feri
fiaacias. to- me directed by the honorable the
Third and Sixth District Courts for the parish
q Orleans in the above entitled causes,
for city taxes Of 1875. 1876. 1877 and 1873 will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets.
Ia the Second District of this city, on MON
pay. April "A. 1872 at 10 o'clock M, the fol-
loving gE deseribsd 5r2ngerty, to wit cnno
uated In the Sixth District of this city, in
square are, plumber ninety-one. bounded by Water.
streets, DESIGNATED as lot number one. meas
uring twenty five feet front ON Water street By
CERTAIN IN Po isPio OF GROUND SIT.
uated In the Sixth District of this city. in
square number one hundred and eleven
bounded by Tchoupitoulas. Austerlifz, Jersey
and ConstantinoDle streets. designated az fol-
lows; Lot number ten, forming the corner Of
Ichoupitoulas and Austerliz streets, measur-
ing thirty feet front on TchoupitoulAs street
Dy one huI1red and twenty feet In depth lot
numper tWs1ty, forming the corner Of jersey
ana Austerlltz streets. measuring thirty teer
front on Jersey street by one hundred and tan
feet in depth. '00 'on
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. 4: ALCEE GAUTHREAuX.
civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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ing to the fight against Senator Ingalls,, and
though the Legislature has adjourned 1t left
behind 1t committee that will take great
pains to look after that statesman. Alto
gether the work done by the Legislature was
satisfactory to the people Of o. very sensible
State. One striking matter was the adoption
OF d joint resolution submitting an amend
ment to the constitution to a vote of the peo-
pie to determine whether or not the manufae-
ture and sale Of liquor shall be forever pro
hibited. This proposed amendment will be
voted on In November, 1880.
In Michigan, where the great university
has become q political thorn, much time has has
been frittered away, and the solons still
sit. In the midst OF the routine work they
have just tackled and settled the case OF the
pauper's corpse It Is decided that the medi-
cal students may consider any dead body
found around an almshouse fair prey,
and cut 1t up for the benefit OF the common
wealth. Meanwhile, to prevent the multi
plicfty OF such bodies, the members are try
ing to pass law which, by establishing. q
board OF medical examiners, shall rid the
State of quacks and nostrums.
The Illinois Legislature has been Initiating
that of New York ms well as 1t knew how. 1T
wrecked all Its chances for honorable dtstinc-
ton when 1t elected John A. Logan to the
Senate, and 1t has been on a level with that
kind of work ever since. At least third Of
the members have been junketing about
the State on tours Of investigation since
the session began. There are no measures OF
great public concern before the body, and
there Is every indication that the people
would be very well pleased III 1t would pass
the necessary appropriation bills and go home.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CARRIAGE OF IMPORTED
MERCHANDISE AT NEW ORLEANS,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, |
Washington, I'd. O.. March / 1879.

washington, IL. ". March l, 1879.
In accordance with the requirements of Sec
BY given that sealed proposals will be received
at the Treasury Department In Washington
until II o'clock noon Of the thirtieth day of
April. 1879, for earting dutiable merchandise
Such proposals will embrace
First-The carting OF Gil packages sent to APP
pratser's store for examination.
Second-All goods sent to bonded warehouse,
wise. Exclusive OF such goods as the importer
or merchant may desire to convey in his own
bonded earts). and all goods withdrawn from
bonded warehouse for expectation.
for carting the class FIRST mentioned viz: Pack
ages sent to Appraisers store for examna-
ton: and per load for carting general order
goods, goods sent to warehouse, and goods
Two thousand pounds will constitute load
OF heavy articles, and the quantity for a load of
lighter articles will not be less than that re-
duired By the usage OF the port.
kinds Of vehicles under their control. Each
bid must be accompanied BY bond with two
good and sufficient sureties, approved by the
COLLECTOR Of the Port, In the sum Of Five thou
cepted. a proper contract will be- entered into
without delay BY the party to whom such con-
tract shall be awarded and that bond will be
executed In the sum Of twenty thousand dol
The contract will be for the term Of two years
from the date Of Its execution, and 80 framed as
to permit the Secretary Of the Treasury to an
null 1t at any time, for what he may deem coed
cause.
The Department reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, or to waive defects.
The bids must be addressed to the Secretary
otthe Treasury Washington. p. y" sealed and
NeR 6rsans follows JSaS aE faaTNase
mh12 w bu 5w Secretary.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISED.
sHERIFF SALES.
Kaspar AuCh w. Catherine FIckeI.s 49,.

Kaspar AuCh w. Catherine FrcxsI.ssss~~
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THr ' -.
ish OF Orleans, No. Otis BY virtue 81 AZ Az.
orable the Fifth District Court for ia l u n91s
OF Orleans, In the above entitled ca,,o psfleh
proceed to sell at public auction al H. ~ VII
chants, and Auctieneers' exchanges he pMer.
street, between Canal and CustoTnfonsoo' s. n0yd
N the Second District Of this CITY an WnmIIsets
Day. May IA. 1879. at 10 o'clock ID. the fo
A CERTAIN PIEeE Oh PoRT1or s,
GROUND, together WITH the buildlnrs ~ III
provements thereon. ana allrights. wao mna M.
ileges and anpurtenanGes thereunto hasn,,p lls
or In any wise. appertaanfng, SITUATED ~ .p
Sixth District Of this etv. To what ID ~ l1
styled Burthevilie. and comprising Dart " N
square bounded by the nns Of the foussbHasls Y
Laurel streets. which Is designated ~ "a ga
number twenty-one on iH plan OF Bnpt SSyuake
made by j. A. d'HsmecoHrt, surveyor .I NNllat
date OF May %, 1867, and deposited H. . .asQet
ence In the office Of Selim Magper sts y, leIeIs
Ia this city; and the sald portion Of nso.ul
forms the. corner Of Calhoun and IassssV WI
streets and measures one hundred ana ~ ak
four feet seven inches and seven lines fravll
Calhoun street by one hundred and Az yas ~ ol
feet six inches, more or less In depth ana say9
on Live Oak street Being the same nro, slont
acquired by the late Catherine Fickajssv!pss ny
purchase from Kaspar Aueh by act beinnrsoo II "
drew Hero, Jr., notary public, on the Ara AZ AZ
Of March. 1875. 1A's W
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-CAsh on the spot.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orianass.
m IL ~A'"A1t %
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j. Aug. Hagman, Administering o. tine
Succession Of Ed. Meyer. vs.. Mrs Widow T..

j. Aug, Hagman, Administrator Of the
Succession Of Ed. Meyer, vs. Mrs, Widow r..
Berand.
r1,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
i ish of Orleans. No. 25.456..By virtue OF
writ of feri facias, 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 Auetfoneers, Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Dnstomhouse
streets In the Second District Of this city. on
WEDNESDAY, May IA. 1879, at 12oclock M. the
THRGE Is OF GRo6ND together with
t the unto beIdpeine. situated ii the Third
District Of thia city. and designated by the
numbers three. four and i've, IN square num-
Der six. bounded by Roman. Columbus. Prieur
and Kerlerec streets. on plan drawn by Bour-
gerot, surveyor. dated the tenth of April. 1889
and deposited In the off1es OF Lucien Hesmason
late notary pubic tn this city which lots
measure, In Amerfsans measure. to wit: Lots
five inches and seyeA lines front on Roman
street by one hundred feet In depth. and lot
number FIVE. thirty one feet six inches and q
half lines front on said Roman street by one
hundred feet In depth, between parallel lines
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
}. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p.s
l. ish OF ORLEANS. No. 9772-By yirtla q ~ n
honorable the Fifth District Court IN ~ w W
parish Of 0rlesns in the above ertisled osu s.
at the Merchants and AuctioneeIs' Exchaua,ssess
Royal street. between, Canal and 0nstsMnsss.
house streets. IN ahs. Second District ii tfis
city on WEDNESDAY. May ii. 1873. at u 49, ~
m, the following daseribed property, to vii.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with Nj a.
buildings and improvements thereon and - ~
purtenances thereof, and .alf the rights ws ~
servitudes. privileges and advantages thsIas.
unto belonging or In Anywisa appertaininc M.
uated in the Fourth District Of thjs IN. sa v
the square bounded by st. Mary, Roussesuv 81
ligious and Felicity streets, designated 4, IN
number six. forming the corner OF 81. kssSS
and Rousseau streets, and measuring AIN ~
front on. st. Mary street BIZ one hundred IA
twenty feet one inch In depth and frnnf ~
Rousseau street: boundeG on oneFside r. - -
number seven, from which 1t is separated r. a
line OF f1fty-three feet nine inches and All I'M
all French measure, and measuring. accSrdins
to the plan OF the late City OF L4fayette. Ina1s
by Hugh Grant. surveyor. fifty fest tlrSS
inches front on st. Mary street fifty.seVei, Ysst
three inches and seven lines In the rear 81 4
depth. and front on Rousseau street OK nnS
hundred and twenty seven feet ten inches ind
six lines. -
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX. VIA
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleana
an1g 10 g6 my3 10 IA - $3.50
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Mrs. Mary ReiIman, authorized by tn
Cn11 Lob

Mrs. Mary ReiIman. authorized by the
Court. VS.. John s. Twomy
- ish of Orleans, No. 1s95-By virtue OF
9 writ of fleri facias. issued by the Hon. Peter
Kaiser. Sixth Justice Of the Peace for the Parish
stable Of said court. I. Joseph Krieger. CON
STAPLE INCREASINGLY. and successor In office
OF the said Daniel O'Leary Will proceed to sell
at public auction, at my warehouse corner Of
sixth and Magazine streets in the Fourth Dis
trict OF this city. on FRIDAY. April 26, 1879, at
ONE PIANO AND STOOL.
AILOI OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
as per inventory In myofflce.
suit. -
Terms-Cash on the spot
JOSEPH KRIEGER. Constable.
ap12 1928
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WIN. Il. Glass, James e. GOrdfn, su0fU
gee. vs. Howcott 4 Gordin.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pan
~ ish OF Orleans. No. 93s4-By virtue OF q Wln
OF feri facias, to me directed By the holo.sH
able the Sixth District Court for the parish e
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. VIII pngs
coed to sell at public auction. at the Merenahln
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, ~.
tween Canal and Customhouse streets I n Nv
Second District Of this city. on MONUAall..'
April a. 1879. at y O'Clock M. the following o.
scribed property. &c wit -,rrreg
AL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INI !. and X
the suit entitled William q. Howeott VII Tho q.
Russell. No. 1882 on the docket oftle SIN h
District Court for the Parish of Orleans. ane y
and to all Of said Howcotts rights. arising ~ rs
der the attachment sued out, therei,,. ana W
seizure by garnisHment In the hands OF y =
Airey q Co, Of Ne7r Orleans. the sum OF tweanf-
ty-fve hundred dollars and interest from Juaas
cial demand Is claimed in said suit the rees..
OF which Is specially referred to for pariics-:
lars
Seized in the abo4,e suit
Terms-Cash on 8he snot.
j. r. A7G1g9EEp GGaaUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff LOT the Parish OF Orleans
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