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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

the Freedmen's Savings Bank and Trust


BE Il Resolved By tie General Assembly OF
TIE State Of Louisiana, That our Senators and
Representatives from the State Of Lou
lsiana. in the Congress OF the United
States, be and they are hereby ear
nestly requested to use their best en-
deavors to obtain the final passage Of the
bill introduced In the House OF Representa-
aves OF the United States. on the twenty first
day Of April, A. d. 1870, by the Hon. T. John
Ellis, M. O., OF the Second Congressional Dis
trict Of Louisiana. entitled:
"A bill to secure from loss the depOsitors in
the Freedmen Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany."
Which bill provides for the payment by
the United States government OF the balance
Of deposits that may be due to the deposltors
by the Freedmen's Savings Bank and Trust
Company, and which appropriates for that
purpose the sum OF two millions Of dollars.
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
y. ID. MCENERY.
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved March 70, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
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CITY COUNCIL-OFFICIAL.
REGULAR MEETING.


CtTY HALL NEW ORLEANs.(
wv Tuesday. March %. 1880. !
The Council met this day. at u o'clock M,
Ii regular session.
Present Hon. I. w. Patton. Mayor, preeid-
Ing. and Administrators Collins, Glynn,
IsaAcson, Marks and Mealey.
h The reading Of the minutes Of the previous
meeting was dispensed with. and they were
approved as corrected.
11namcial Isusiness ON Final Passage.
Mr.. Glynn called up the following ordi-
nAnces, which, having been read twice, were
now on their third reading, and they were
adopted on call OF the roll:
Providing payment for several accounts
commencing Department Of improvements
Z. p. Doherty, shovels. ETC., at Cazebonne
crsvasse."
by Mr.. Behan--
\ Reporting bids Tor the Second District
ferry.
Received.
Ordinances ana Resolutions.
by New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary Asso-
citation
In relation to tho erection Of dwelling
houses.
Referred 70 the Administrators Of Improve
\ nsnts.
BY Mr.. Behan--
Accepting bid Of Thos. Pickles for Second
Z District ferry.
n Adopted.
BY Mr.. Glynn--
i Authorizing the Administrator Of Public
Accounts to issue certificates Of redemption
u cAses Of property bought by the city at
tax saies.
Adopted.
From Lafayette and Crescent City vldan-
go1r Companies, In relation to dumping
wharf, and asking that the city contract be
sold at public auction or by sealed proposals.
R01erTed TO Administrator OF 1mprovents.
From New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary As
ISOLATION, submitting ordinance for con-
stderation Of City Council Referred to Ad-
ministrator Of improvements.
From residents and taxpayers, asking for
suppression Of keno room on Levee street.
Referred to Administrator Of Police
From New Orleans. Spanish Fort and Lake
Railroad, asking to erect water tank on
y neutral ground on Basin street. Referred to
4 Administrator Of improvements.
From J. Forester, asking TO erect steam en-
! Gine corner Of Magazine and Notre Dame
Y streets. Referred to Administrator Of Com
merce.
From jackson Il Manson, asking for ex-
cluaive use Of small wharf built by them.
Referred to Administrator OF Commerce.
From Z. A. Flanagan, attorney. In relation
N 70 the issuance Of warrants to cover pay roll
Of Metropolitan Police for month Of Decem-
bef, 1876. Referred to Administrator Of Public
Accounts.
From Louis Bush. chairman, Transmitting
memorials In behalf Of sugar planters for
distribution. Received.
On motion the Council adjourned to Tues
v daY next, ut II o'clock m.
M III ROBT. @. WOOD. Secretary.
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No. AL AN ACT m@M5 ..+
To require police juries to make provision
for the support or all infirm, sick and dis
abled paupers residing In their respective
! parishes.
| SECTION l. Be II enacted By the General AZ
senblN of the State of Louisiana, That II
shall be the duty Of the several police juries
throughout this State to provide for the sup
port OF all infirm, sick and disabled paupers
residing within the limits Of their respective
parishes except such as may reside In muni-
cipal corporations. either exempt or partially
exempt from parish taxation; that they shall
adopt such measures az they may deem Just
tion and condition Of all such, in order that
they may provide for the entire support OF
the utterly destitute and helpless, and for the
partial support or assistance Of others, ac-
cording to their circumstances and condition
SEC. 2. Be II further enacted, etc, That police
juries are authorized to buy or lease q farm
or other home for the infirm, sick and disabled
paupers residing within their parish, and to
make such arrangements, and appoint such
officials. and agents. with such compensation
as they may deem necessary, for the proper
MANAGEMENT thereof, and to make the same
wholly or In part self-sustaining.
SEC. 3. Be 1t further enacted, etc., That II
police juries shall establish any farms or
manufactures, or shall embark In any farm
ing or manufacturing enterprises, to carry
out the object OF this act, and comply with
article 1853 Of the constitution, all such shall
be regarded and recognized as public works
within the meaning Of the law.
SEC. 4. Be 1t further ,enGcted, etc, That po-
lice jurles and parish officials shall not, at
the public expense. support or aid any per-
sons as paupers, except such as are infirm.
sick or disabled; that the mount to be ap-
proprlated as pauper fund to carry
out any or all OF the purposes Of
this act, or under any and all other laws
on the subject, shall be included In the
estimate required to be made and published
by section 2745 OF the Revised Statutes OF
1870; that no debt shall be created against
the parish beyond the amount appropriated
and collected for the purpose with other cur
rent parish taxes, and no greater rate Of taxa
tion than that allowed by the constitution
shall be levied by any police jury to carry out
the object Of this act, except for the purposes
and In the manner set forth In article 209 of
the constitution.
SEC. g. Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That all
laws or parts OF laws In conflict herewith be
and the same are hereby repealed.
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
8. d. MoENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved March %, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILT,
Governor Of the State or Louisiana.
a true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary OF State.
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Patrick and Thomas .McNaney W. nary
Mccormack. wife Of Jos. p. Mulvey.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. tsh of Orleans, No. 10.44s-By virtue Of writ
OF seizure apd sA Q. to me directed by the hon.
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. in the above entitled cause. will pro.
ceed to sell at public auction. ut the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, ID the
Second District Of this city. on SATURDAY.
April 10. 1880. at II o'clock m. the following
ALL AND SINGULAR, THAT CERTAIN
LOT OF GROUND. together with all the build
ings and tmprOvem ents thereon, and all the
rights, ways. privileges. Servitudes and Rppur-
tenances ther0unto belonging or In any wise
appertAiniDg. situated ln the Faubourg Du-
verges In Algiers. or the Fifth District ofthe city
Of New Orleans, on the right bank OF the Missis-
sippi river. In the SQUARE bounded by Monroe.
Market. jackson and Fran kiln streets oesiRnR-
ted M lot number twenty-three OF square num-
bar thirty-six on certain plan drawn by A.
d'Hemecourt, surveyor, dated September 10,
1S46. and deposited In the Office Of Louis r.
Caire. then notary public In this city. as plan
number one hundred and ninety. five. OF book
of plans number three. bis, according to which
plan said lot measures, In French measure.
thirty feet one inch on Monroe street by one
hundred and fifty feet and one inch In depth
between equal and parallel lines.
Seized In the above suit.
TermB-Ca5h on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
mh10 II "a 81 APT 10
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p6Dy Ve. O0vl0 d00060,
Il 6sesae SS S1ogsT TGR TH1 Tsss Pan
.he si4th District 6oal of sae q pas a
Vi. 81 ns e nn auson e
Merchants and Auctioners' Exchange, Royal
r. bs9o aof & s9 |
DAY, Marcn q. 1880. at II O'Clock M. the follow
inF FFsE GfsS5ssf 5EsT22fsp 2ifSp.sotf poTs e With m
uated In the Fourth District Of this city. In the
square number two hundred and ninety-two. on
phine. Howard and jacob tnow Freretl streets.
designated AZ lots numbers four, I've, Ok. seven
:aa sn o1 ss Rsn s g. u SaAs @
Kenny late notary. Lois four 1 and S i've "a. a
nine nine inches three lines front on Jackson % stress @
by one hundred and twenty-nine feet ten inche4
and three rec nnss In depth. between parallel
meas measure @ each thirty feet nine inches three and and
h ns aeDs p
and lot number tea measures twenty-niLe fsee
ten inches and three lines front On jacob lnoW now
feet one incn and seven lines IN depth. between
pasallel lines. the T~aoie Afteficsn measure.
rne lo!s OF 3round.above described form part
va.9 Hroner Wnicn tgn Ry an acs ndt passed @
the fourth Of August. 1slT the defendant herein
occurred Jointly with Christian Schu,.s, Joseph
eaoa na 1 snd al Laener t D. Leach Sa,ora yo,
on the nineteenth Of July. 1858. the said Ghris.
sold their interest In said property TO said de-
fendant. who thereby became owner OF the
Seized in the above suit.
1efms-oash ). E. oa aLGEE I4H spqi:A qdi:AurHREAUx.
OWL Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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Notice Of special Act.

CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA. I
,o New 00elMsans q M ~ Febrnary q. 1852.
the nii Constitution. public noiice Is hereby y
given that after legal delay from the publication
Of this notice. application will be made to the
State Legislature now In session. to enact q
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana to settle and com.
promise with the mortgage etoekholders OF
said bank. In reference 70 their liabilities as as
said cash department to realize and apply all
the assets Of said MORTGAGE stock department
aia q the bank under act De Of Lessiasure
OF thirtieth OF January 1885, for the payment
Of which bonds and other liabilities the assets
OF said mortgage department ant are giedged;
fe25 % mh3 10 l3 II 10 "a rs
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ORDINANCES-..OFFICIA
NAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS.
Oily Hall. March ~. 1880.

City Hall. March ~. 1850. !
4ss mo. G309-A Administrator Series.l
+ AN ORDINANCE providing for the payment
of the several accounts therein named.
b. IL ordained, That the following appro-
prtAtaou0 be and are hereby made Tor the
month q February. 1850, and that the Admin
letrntor OF Public Accounts warrant on the
Administrator of Finance in payment Of the
cana Whenever there shall be money In the
dty treasury to the credit OF the appropriate
iand Tor each account and not otherwise ap-
proprlated:
DErARrsGENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
i Etreeks Wages
e. r. Doherty. shovels, ETC., for use at
Oaxebonne crevasso .............. o. w
Streets, Repairs
B. ]. Fiynne repairing sweeping ma
OaNai Bridoes, Repaiys-.
d. Il. Depass. repairing bridges. 81 90
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS
Administrators Office
VIM: Kersten, cash advanced Tor sun N
dries. .......... w
MAYORS OFFICE.
New Orleans Bee, subscription toJan-
uary 81, 1881. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IA O
CITY COUNCIL.
J.S. Rivers, stationery. ry.,............. 205
PUBLIC PRINTING.
New Orleans DEMOCRAT, advertising
proceedings and ordinances. ........ LOT GO
VARIOUS.
# A. w. Hyatt, briefs, etc. .;:;.:.:... $47 80
II. Hausmann, balance In full for II 80, -
Josn Snse xide R1sr Services rendered In case ~ "
or State W.. Cornelius Geary and
Dr. j. +. Finney. services as expert to
examine Patrick Cannon. ......;... rs 90
q; examine Patrick Cannon. ......... 25 90
Or, j, q. Dyer, services as expert to
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AUCTION SALES.
BY B. Onorato.
VALUABLE THREE. STORY BRICK STORE
NO n ST. LOUIS STREET.
Between Chartres and Decatur streets.
@@5ms .@.. AT AUCTION.

ID and salesroom No. As Royal street-On SAT
URDAY. March ~. 1880. at II O'Clock M. will be
sold at public auction. ct the Merchants and
Aucttoneers' Exchange. on Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse atreets-
THAT VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK
HTOHE No. "a st. Louis street. between Char
tres and Decatur streets. the lot measuring %
feet front ON st. Louis street by depth be-
tween parallel lines OF 60 feet
Terms-One-half cash: balance at six and
twelve months for notes secured by mortgage,
with per cent interest from day Of sale until
paid, per cent attorneys fees In case OF suit.
the buildings insured and policy transferred
the purchaser to assume over his bid all taxes
exigible In 1880.
Act OF sale before Eusebe Bouny. notary pub.
lie. at the expense OF the purchaser. mb20 I'd
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AN ACT.
II No. 4O.l

pr.,,a,,,. M o.,,.o. =, roansa.,a =, 49, ,,,.,,,.
;rares anT 81 IN" tr,aI - rao,,sad os ~. ~
r atrnt nnrta t tho er,s ~ cs,Se Sr
ieais excepted
SECTION l. BE u enacted by The General As
se'nbly Of The State Of Louisiana. That any
Judge of the district court elected, or who NAV
hereafter be elected, under the constitution
for either OF the following causes:
First--Hls being Interested in the cause /;
provided, that In all civil and criminal causes
In which the State, the parishes or political
or religious corporations are interested, It
shall not be sufficient cause to challenge the
Judge, who may have cognizanoe Of the case,
TO allege that he is Citizen Or inhabitant OF
the State or OF the parish, or q member OF the
said political or religious corporations. or
thay he pays any State, parish or city tax.
ties within the fourth degree.
Third-HtS having boon employed or con-
suited az advocate In the cause.
Fourth His being the father-in-law, SON.
in-iaw, or brother-in-law OF one Of the par
ties.
Fifth-His having rendered definitive judg-
lnent In the cause In any other court.
SEQ. 2. Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That In
cases In which district Judge shall be re-
cused, except for cause Of interest. he shall,
the qualifications Of q Judge OF the district
court In which the recused case is pending,
and II no lawyer having the necessary quail
fications can be obtained at the term Of court
at which the recusation ID declared, the judge
(recusod) shall Immediately appoint some dis
trict Judge Of an adjoining district to try the
case, who shall be notified Of his appoint
ment IN the manner provided In section Of
this act.
SEQ. 8. Be II further enacted, etc., That
In cases In which district Judge shall be re-
cused for cause OF interest, he shall, for the
trial thereof, appoint some district Judge Of
an adjoining district, and Ia all such cases,
and In cases where district Judge may be
appointed, under section OF this act, the
order OF the court making the appointme ent
shall be entered on the minutes thereof, and
1t shall be the duty OF the clerk OF said court
the minutes, under seal Of the court, and for
ward the same Immediately to the sheriff OF
the parish or residence Of the Judge so ap-
pointed, or OF the parish where the said judge
may be at the time to be by him, the sheriff,
served on said judge.
shall be the duty Of the district Judge, ap-
pointed under section or 3of this act, as
early as practicable, or as the requirements
Of his district may permit, to 60 to the court
at which the recused case for the trial OF
which he shall have been appointed so pend
Sec. 5. Be II further enacted, ETC., That when
ever any recused case, for the trial OF which
In sections and Of this act, has s. not t,n been
tried In nine months from the date Of the re-
cusation. 1t shall be the duty Of the district
Judge to order the transfer OF such case to the
joining district, the Judge of which is compe-
OF the clerk to forward all the original papers
iii the ia aho q q the th
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession or A. Dupaauisr.

succession Of Il. DupaQuler.
SEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAE-
- ish Of Orleans. No. .4l.l65-Nottce 10 hereby
or persons herein interested to show cause with
In ten days from the present notification. X any
they have or can. why the final account pre-
sented by Mrs. Widow A. Dupaduier. natural tu-
trix. as such notwithstanding this estate. should
not be approved and homolcgated. and the
funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the court t
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NOTICES OF SPECIAL ACTS.
! sotice Of special Act

Notice Of special Act.
r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT 1 WILL
L introduce bill In the Legislature for the
removal OF the Melpomene Draining Machine.
JOHN MAHONY,
Representative Tenth Ward.
New Orleans. February %. 1880.
fe2g mh6 n 10 "a So
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grafton; to appoint commissioner; to
Tx his salary and define his duties.

n.nnr a"..va, "n ud arSn,a o,d -
smci, other fi,nctinns M ara naneasarv in ca.
cnra ~" anda simod at hv thia ocf and thet
,H caLe nc enas amea e ~ py Ih,s ae. anu t Iaat
9th the nwnara or ' nronriatnra ~ tracts ~
n, "a y. VIC q, utatto,,o 80 ~ ,r,. " - n.s.e, -
irr er .ao,,rfr.s ,nnr,nannnnt ~ @ ~ to,rnnrary
s,o, o.u l po. 80 tho ~ -"
.a.tlsrru anw ~ .y =. sntt,a ~ II me Etat
,.,",,;dsy - hnwovar TINT said Rnranm ~ ~ri,
p,,It,ro anI In igratinn ~ ita omarta ahail
~ ,,,an, a nn,, nnns;d.rnt,n n,,cI,,o o ~.
St"ta "o IN INV }pdahtelSnaas ~ arnanaa In
nno",,rt - axaoa,,,na the arm uhinh mav M a.
apr ~ -; !, ftker sn@escd - That 4ha
ca,n ,nisa,nnar - A~r,c,,itnro and tmm'igra
w., aha Il oa oh 1oer nniinct and oomniin fn
rohlicntinn and distrihntion. aii atatiatica ana
t"ntn rnIntin~ Ct ~ tho charo cIe, and reaM,rcaa
- th,a pfsta IL no isanad in namnhiat circmiar
N, =, Ss1 ssthnr sorMa oa hn NAV inara haat and
,,l,csaoru - s,rthar tho oiacfs ~ thia "at
loST on,nmiaainner ahaiI kear IA III niI,ca an
s"M,ro "a nnn",,nt ~ aIi mnnava racoiuaa and
expended BY him, and report the same, To-
nn ~ tha ino e,,aofnre during NJ" frat wanH
- sanh - ra,nior aoaSinn n, III anv caiiad ana.
.;nn ~ tha f.ogiaIatmra n rpnnired hv that
hl,d, byr oA oAo Aos s4"'e' = '''
ST,. .. BE II further enacted. etc. That IL
saar, II III n}f,ce raaistar II Ianda fnr aae
q IN uta4a ~ ,n,iaisno ans, tha y. mos ri
narsons % Who desire to nnrehase lands or to
aem,re n emnovees ar emnlovment in f,omisi.
ana in the manner and nnon the terms here
inaYtar nrnvidad.
Srr Ia n further enncted etc.. That anv
citizen OF Louisiana may register In the
office ~ the commissioner anv lands. owned
Nv him or her. which are for sale in the State.
y1vinn a. ahafrant III titias III saii lanIla with
! condensed descrintion of the same on nav
ment ~ n fea ~ two dollars. and no more. To
fhe nnmmiasioner. for each separate tract or
nm rcol ~ land 40 reuistered.
Spn' 4, Re Il further en1ctgd etc. That any
naraon desirin1 tn nnrehaae lands tn seoIirn
am mninvaes nr am nInvmant NAV reUiatar hia
- hnT mama with q atatemant ~ his ar her
wants in the nff,ce nf the cnmmissioner On
tha nny,nant ~ q Ia ~ HYtv cants II, said
cnTrmn ou ni iaa;nnar. nronideH ali monavs thus re-
coiuad ~ aaia cpm ~ m iasinnar shall he maid hv
him n,,eyteriv into tina Stata Trensurv' nro.
nida1t the raniatar ri the corn m Issioner shall
alwavs ~ nnen ~ n,hlic Examination free ~
charye' = atrict and correct account OF the
en - = hano nant and rannrtad !" Tia a~ialas
p"o t"rn N ps tha sre~,,iar - session thereof -
Hpn az Rs - Further enncted ctr. That
tha nfffca ~ saii Commiasioner of AoricuI-
tnra and and Immi1ration shall be KENT in the
NJ. - YIN Na,n 1rsnn.. and room h ono ~
nm, nmblie buiidinns In tile city shall be desir-
n,rnnses q 'Ao = S
pur,no7 rn~ -. :, s,r,hor o,nc,,5 e,c That
tho sa,i CON mm,asionsr ~ Auricnltnra and
sn and nt hs @ snncassnr son ie IL na
ioua taL Iu ~ aat6 ,,rasnribad III Io
for other S State % officers s and ahali Give bond
ths sum q ~ tTS Sa
to faithfnllv nerform the duties REQUIRED of
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Alexander Hill W. MRS. widow Ueneafct
HimOn

ENFTH DISTRICT COORT FOR THE PAR
ish Of Orleans. No. ot13-By virtue 81
writ of .fieri facias. to me directed by the hon-
Orable the Fifth District Court for the par
| ish Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause
will 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 SATUB-
DAY, April 3. 1880, at II O'Clock m, the follow.
ing described property. with all the buildings,
| bricks and ruins thereon, such as they may
THREE LOTS. Ia square bounded by Royal.
St, Louis. Contt streets and Exchange Place.
DESIGNATED By the numbers nineteen. twenty
and twenty-one. Lot number nineteen forms
the corner and measures eighteen feet one inch
and two-eighths inches IN depth and front on
Cont street. thirty-three feet stx-eiehthB inch
on the other side. and seventeen feet eleven
and two-eighths inches on rear. Lot number
twenty has sixteen feet six inches on Exchange
Place. and thirty three feet six-eighths inch
depth on one side. thirty two feet eleven and
four efghths inches deep on the other side and
sixteen feet six inches on the rear line. Lot
number tWenty-ono has sixteen feet six inches
| front on Exchange Place by thirty. two feet
eleven and fOur- -eighths inches on one side, and
thirty.two feet six and six-eighths inches In
depth on the other side, and sixteen feet six
inches in rear. Said three lots adjoin: all have
thirty-three feet one inch and two-ei9hths on
Cont street and ffty.One feet one inch on Ex-
change Place.
Seized In the above suit.
~ ]. B. 4IOEE GAUTHREAUx,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
nnh3
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Ocean T0wb0at Company, w. n. DcEel.
Ian, eubroRRted, vs.. Charles Germaina ct als.

Ocean Towboat Company, ". q. DcLel-
Ian. subroRated, vs.. Charles aermaine ct als.
u ish OF Orleans. No. rs .368By virtue 81 4
writ Of feri facias. TO me direct d by the honor
able the Third District Court for the parish Of
ceed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, be-
Second District OF this city. on SkTUBnHY.
April II. 1880. at 10 O'clock M. the fooWin9 a..
sc1ibsd @ properly; 70 Mtt7 IT. yy..--.'.....
OF Charles Germaine. tone Of the defendanisl
II and g the steam tug boat Rochester" and
ner Doats. engines. machinery. tackle. Apparel.
ETC.. said tug befng OF 167 60-l0O hurthan having
feet 10 depth.
Now lying IN the Mississippi river at .Bitters''
wharf To the Third District Of this city.
Seized In the above suit.
Terme-CAsh b on the SPOT.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
0h11 n q 1ap714u s
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MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS.
CITY Hall. Mach %. 1880.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Serles.l

Re 1t Resolved, That the Administrator OF
Public Accounts be and is hereby authorized
to iesue his certificate, until January !. 1881,
20 the effect that any property bought BY the
xltv Of New Orleans at tax sales has been re-
deemed, and the city's title annulled, when
ever al the taxes or licenses which may be
due thereon have been paid, pursuant to arti-
clo 1. miscellaneous ordinances OF the constl-
tuition OF 1879.
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of New
Orleans, March 23, 1880.
Yeas Collins, Glynn, Isaacson, Marks,
~ Nv. PATTON, Mayor.
4 true copy:
ROBT. &. WOOD, Secretary.
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by Montgomery 4 90.

MONTGOMERY h CO.. AUCTIONEEHg-.
~ salesroom 81 Camp street, Armory Hall
6orpe fantnss brores ana
Merchandise for their regular auction sales
held he'll q, at Il o'clock & q; every TUESDAY.
Sales at residences attended to at moderate
charges. au17