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A REPUBLICAN, CONGRESS ALMOgT As-
SUREO,


suRED.
4 noteworthy feature Of tho grcnt Ncrub-
lcAn FlclntIea Ill Dhi0 anti lf1tthlA IL tho
r,rn1lnhlH p1fnct ~ fhnr, nj, f1,o ,tnwt ft,rnuo
IL lin nnnncrots fo.o so,o+,r r., r,,,;o,n
ou,1 t1,,, nn,h1,o,,,a ,ot .,,,t
In ,ho twc stntn. 49, ,,o,v ,,,,,r,r1 tho
,oxt ro,rroes ,r,,i l., t,.,,,h1t.o,, +, hotl,
t,-.,,,,,.. y"
uTHl1CNpS.
The Senate, after tho .sth of March, 1881,
Will bc nearly tic. Tie terms OF twenty
tive Senators cxptrc oil TINT day, Etel,t
Democratic Senators will certainly bu re-
elected or replaced by. Democrats. nntl tel,
Republican Senators nrc III tho same stun.
tiul. TIlurc remain seven scats which are
liable TO lie gained or lost by orc purty or tho
other. The Democrats haye already gained
seat fu Allasfastnpf, The Republicans
hayo gained one in Ohio, md will surely
elect Senators In p1nce Of Democrats III Ctil.
npcticut, New York, anil Pennsylvania. II
Nuw Jersey nnt Im1tnna return Republlcans
In plnce Of l,Antlnlpt ai,tl Mcdonald, ns now
seems prnbablc, tho net Republican gaip viii
10 five Se1nturs. Tho Democrats hayc ulst,
1usta ninn III Virginia, the Standardized
having bce1l cl,nsc,l In oppositioi, to tI,o
regular caucus ami being .ayowedty indie
pendent In politics. Thu Senate ist, now
divided politically:
1srpubllcuns.... N
'en'oera.s''......"...' III
eao i'cp'lo'leal's gun 1ise votes' rs ttlby
tat4S expect 10 10, tle setlnte VIII stand
tAa'iohe oelng clAssed rs a'i independently:
iIpn'c,Its y
independents.
, 1880-10-14

TnE Ititlo efemcrat morning junior Demo-
crntfc rr'nt, like Mnrk Taplcy. In tho midst OF
Its calamity was Jolly yo.tcrt1ny. It ulni,nei
csnryshtlE and eoncrdetl nothing, following tho
standing nslvtcu 1T .lnnKcc Thompson. Nenlt,-
cratic r,in,-tnntor Of Oho The little Tt1kUrr,tIt,
IN .tetlnnee OF tho tcleur.tlu dispatches, pub
ftsltcl huge roostor, and underneath Inserted
this dying crows
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risoV1pESoE appears to bc on our side.
Whom tlo Lord loveth lie chastencth." In
aIaIno tho Democracy shot a picket and alarmed
tho Whnso garrison. Tho effect Ut waking up
tho American people In tho r,,do why Tho Dcn,-
oorats did fn tho pIno-Troe State mny DO seen
III tho result Ut Tucadny's elections, which the
Times cnlls drawn hattie, =
, 1880-10-14

4 REPUBLICAN, nass-lneotlng in Mattca-
wnn, N. y, had for lta Chairman tho Hon. JOHN
J. Slonol. Il lifelong Democrat, md on tho p!nt-I
form WINS William Rothery, tho tllnmnker. a.
Democrat, who, With nil Ills lncn, will y0te for
Garfield. TITO changes In Now York have been
MstonIsh1ngly Numerous.
, 1880-10-14

TIE Fourth Ward Democrats haye a capa-
ciuus wigwnn for which they iavo no fnrthpr
necd. The ItGpubltcans Of that wArI arc shoFt
OF wfEwnm, mud require u big ono. Undor tho
law Of supply and duinund. why can't tho matter;
lo nrruHel2
, 1880-10-14

THERE nro rlll0rs Ut tftsscnsinns in tho
Freuch Cabinet. Jules Ferry, tho recently .np-
polluted French Premier, Is reported 10 bc us
uverso to the enforcement Of tho stnreh degrees
aganst tho religious orutrs rs WIS II. DO Frey
cnut. lie Is alleged to have remarked TIM. 1t Is
ridiculous in any Government to proceed ngal1lst
lJGO0 unauthorized snuBks whll0 there nro ll:,tkN
recognized monks who Are authorized. aid who
US II consequence callnut bu disturbed. 1t IA t,c-
lievel that President tirdvy fully concilcs Will,
NJ. Ferry. bur that ". Gaubettn differs from him.
At tho next meeting of tho Cabinet tho wt,ols
situation viii be discussed ". Cnnstutss, Minis
ter or tho Interior, will present the HanbettaIst
yiows, while M. Furry Will present tho Views Ut
himself and President 0rGyy.
, 1880-10-14

mon Of the country feel confident, and from
this tino forward tho money market viii show
this Ia bo tho case. Republican success mems
security and continued prosperity. Democratic
sa1ccsss wonld At least mcnn uncertainty, md
would threaten something worse.
, 1880-10-14

SA1n aSouthern Democrat yesterday: "It's
tine you fellows should stop stirring up hut ola
carrIon of tho War" "I3nt cnrrIou, you know,
mist be removed and dumped somewhere" was
tho reply. We'll dump 1t or Governors Is,aad,
, 1880-10-14

TIE Boston Commercial Bulletin at
tonpts to vet forth tho causes Of tho uniform
failure Of cooperative enterprises IN tho
United Statcs. Tho first causu, IT anyE, Is TINT
tho portion Of the community which stn,lds most
In t,ued Ut cooperation hns never hecn tho first
to tnko hold Of my undertaking OF tho kind. No
MN who hnd tho rcuuIslt nhiittcs for urgnnx-
lllg md cnrrying forward such n work has yct
appeared ntnnnE tho wuRe- cArncrs The system
ns nprlicd to production Is practically impossible
in this country and III England for tho wnnt Ut
Intelligent supervision, 4 reason which tho
Bullcfn 1oea not stuto ia tint no man TIN bo In.
dlced to tnko rs good caro Of tho business Ut
others Ms he wonld OF his own: md lAbnrers hav-
inH all cgunl vnlco In tho infringement Of cupltnl
wit! not submit to the rrivatouH or tho dlseir-
ltrsp which nru rccysnry for the alccossful prus-
ccuttou Of manufacturing enterprises.
, 1880-10-14

X FinE Mt Stanton, Montcalm County,
MIct.. Tuesday destroyed the newspaper office
nf tho place, e. u. Aliens. Webbcr s. tinpi.'a,
W. II. I'ane's. J. IT, PlHrsons', aud d. ". uurtl-
ner's stores. The tosai loss Is rncel ut t50 0oo
Tito ilslrnnco will scarcely cover half tho loss.
The stores destroyed wore tho principal oncs In
the village.
, 1880-10-14

TIE Supreme Court Of Indiana consists
of five Judges, all Of whom hnye boon Detno-
cTaits fur some years. Twn Judges wcre elected
on Tucs!ny,-Elttott and Woud,-botl Hepubl.c-
ms nut tho three who gave the partisan optn-
ion dcfcnttng tho constitutional amendments
hold over. and more's tho pity.
, 1880-10-14

Mus. C.AnEY, Of Cratiot, Wis, died suddenly
Suniay i,trning. 1frr husband. MlehRpt, died Il
few minutes afterwards Of grief ut tho loss or
hts wife, will, whom he had lived happily for
nuuy ynnFj.
, 1880-10-14

IIIE difference between the Solid North
and tho Solid South Is TINT ono is made 10 by tho
hanest votcs OF froemun aud the other by tissuo
baIlota and ahot1uns
, 1880-10-14

How GREAT difference may twenty-four
hours mako 1T tho political lcstfnIcs OF mnnt /
Only Il ttuy aKo Hancock was tolltnx his boon
c0tRpHuions OH Governors lstand whit hp pro.
posed to DO when he bccatuo President,
, 1880-10-14

TIE magnitude OF tho Victory In Indiana
can hnrslEy 10 takon In III ono view, Tho Iie-
l'ublfcans Ind to overcome maturity of l4.o00
before thoy could bogln to llft their winnings;
hut they did It, 0ntl rnked In tho nltc.
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DlLL ESaL1sIr has tho reputation Of very
mean n,nn, but he will bU generous enough nuw
to give tho Erent stato Of Indiana to tho Nepub.
ltcan purity, sinco he can't hoip hInsselt.
, 1880-10-14

M-AItsIIALL JEWELL was not to be trapped q
SECOND time. Maine was bitter experience for
him. 30 ho cautiously "Huyo up" Indiana to
tho Herald Tuoslay morning.
, 1880-10-14

THE Republicans Of tito Fourth Ward hare
money nnd no wIgwa,n. but ncod ono; and tho
Domocrnts have no money hut havo u ,sluwa.n
fur which thoy have no longer any use. Make
sI1,.l
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a. O. IL. DIVA special meeting of Div. : will bc
hold n their hull Tonight thursny, uet III tu tnku
nGtun II reference tn tho 1enIh Ut tlEsl. Mark E0tgF-
ford, Tho iucu,bera assemble MT u'cuck rtF
as tho hnil Will bo athcrw!se euEa1nd Ut 7:H. All
..,.. '' i. O'SEiL, rrcs1uent
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1IAScocK's ylows Oh the public Ques kions OF
tue day aro now. like AE. Toots' remarks, "OI
no cOnRuluGupu."
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DIl.1. ES0LIstt has made many poor man
gnaw a hlo. but ho doesn't lko 1t any boltor
when ho has to tAst0 ono himself.
, 1880-10-14

TIE strength. Of the Republican process
sion III New York ltondny night Ia put by tho
Suw York jteralL Independently ut 6s,OOD. Tho
1tmes says thoro wero over 6O, ,O00 men In Hue.
, 1880-10-14

Fntsred At AE Pnst-fnes at Chicago, III. Second.
Class .Mlttef.
Fnr tic beneht of our patrons who desire to snnd
rnRo copies OF THE T1ttnGNE through tho mail, Ns
Rive herewith tho tsua,sent rate OE postage.
DHanfsfGe. Per COPY.
Eieht and Twnlvs Faso iarer..............,x cents
FhK0 C4nt1
flrfJbn+
Fight and Twelve rATo pApor...............4 cents
t4eccn pnHo Inptr. GodA.
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ABOUT 1900 nf tho Republican majority In
Ohio sas duo tu tho dirty Democratic abuse Of
0nrteld IN TINT State aud New York,
, 1880-10-14

DoS'T let mp Oh tho enemy moment,
Tl,oy are 6oaton, but hHya not surreQ4eroas
Give theM tho oayoncts boys.
, 1880-10-14

IT lias been ascortatned thAt Mr.. Perry II.
Smith, Jr.. did mt furnish 10 tho newspapers
that unique corltrnct for IL Joint tlo.,nto between
himself and Mr.. Farwcll It IL fenrcd tlnat he
hAs forgotten all abnit tho i1lnttor. lt llc hIs
copy Of tho contract In his pocket, and VIC s,tg-
Rcst to him TINT tho present Is cxnctly tho right
tinu to open tho Joint discussion. Since tho
octolor elections tho Domocratio pasty requires
stlmuant. 1t Isn lltttu tlabby, as It wcre, untl
needs stfontng mp. II now 1t could tloor sonlc-
body III joint dctnte tile situation wo,titi bo loss
gloomy. Iorry H. Smith, dr., is tho 1nan to do 1t,
"lf my lnnn kim" Mr. Furwul II waiting to be
toorcd t.tt yotit'g Mr.. Smith provo that tho
Govorumcnt ought to bo rclcgatcd to tho mrty
which soitHht to destroy It, md cyory Dptnoor,.s
III tho country vii! riso nnl rnll him blussed.
, 1880-10-14

Now LET tho boys IN Illinois wake up. Tho
Sucker Slatc will hnyc tn buckle to It to beat tue
buckeyes and tho lloosicss. VI mu3r haye Ut
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WHO first began TO bn "solitl," and by
what means did they booome sol These arc tho
questions tito solid North puts to the Bold
South.
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WHAT do the Domocrats now think of tho
''poor nuns fEienl."-tho Bhylock I'LL EnxllyhY
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OHlo sayo It's splendid DpEnI0n Of Gartleid's
character Ine4day. II VIA the.auawos VI Oar.
, 1880-10-14

1Ioo1cy'R Theatre.
Randolph ttrcct. batNton CRntk md La Satln. En-
Y1Rement Ut l.awFenco llMrrott+ "1tichelleu.f
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WE AnE sAyER.
1ffnnn Is Dc,nooEatte by fru.n 1000 to 5000
MINORITY. O'
ENnItxAr0tfg, I n. IN TO +, H. I,r,oks. Cjiu
Edittr: flnye lust catl,c from tho IlnlnjWrntu
hnAduutrters mid Gun Hssuro sun TINT 1nlana
nus Soho Defnoofat'o ny ovcr 5.Mg inh{1rity.
Thx .potc,, Il T.. -; mnISS.
3w trlyutc tulTur urnnla rctyrtf Mt tne Iief",cratn
headquarters vi Ibis city.
!!ie Victory u EreMt " every aeHse. The ltc-
Rntn,' ~ t;nriie wtatu :" .tt,,t,, afs. y, am9
nniroDtsc, md ull Of tht f,t,wt.r md inrcc III
official Strength were brought IiIlO re,,usItlon.
!. VIC lluso mt t1tne ht this hour to cnlHFRe upon
w w. Sax4y nr r,,o ,,,o.,o., no ,.na.,, .,,,
English il ,lIntIc dtJi,f,ly s,,rr. " 11''"s" '>'''
THO Democracy IN al tho helm. Thank God
Tor tho tittwai OF day.
-1.t.af "'i' I" n'-!Ho 1o'io"4n8 haa Just oeen
fSnf ..4ro,,a a.,5 y u,,,t. t.u,, 1.,-
tor 1cleUfr,bh; Npnlbcuu M nj f,en,iunnrtnrs cnn.
tcln tho election OF Landcrs and ticket By a,U0O
majority. W. IT, ftlUatas.
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ExpOatft0n4
Lake Front opposite Adnms Itrcet Day and
Araiathr
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THEr WEAKEN At fEAnQtfARTEfLs. AND CON
CEpE AN OVERWHELMING BEsEAT.
WE AllE HAYEt

THE NAion1ry ron r.AapEns tscnEAaiso WITH
EvEMY CLlCK t,F TIE TELkGItAp1f.
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nur Writ TitE nAwsjnr THE NAY TlfK R1vkn
COUNTIES RlsOuT tttsrDHy 70 THE FRONT.

An rst'Atn THE LATFEtt THY TO MAKE 4 BOON
uy 6kSnlstl 1IlkiN FIGURES Ffl,sr.
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Clark street. botwupn i.nko and Randolph. Engages
nont OF Mr. Hurry Webor. "NIp and Tuck"
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Clark street, bctwcan Randolph aIid Washington.
Enlargement Of Mr. II. tucanioy. IA Mea1enEer from
uIr .Atfn
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renrbnrn atrces. cor.Gr of Mongpe. Enlargement
u John Mccullough. " "l>amnn and rythaa."
, 1880-10-14

IN 6rtTn or TIE rwt MILLION iyAo THAT WAS
ofESEp liT <HEruEhtcAS NEpEATE1N.
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fcE'lcker'a Theatre.
Madison strcct Fetwecn atnsn and Deashnsn. En-
tnguuunt of Miss MARY Anderson. "fnxomar."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
Mrs. G. A. Rodd ". Charles n. Reed.

ClXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. No. 10 1866 BY virtue of writ
OF seizure and sale, to me directed by the hon,
orable the Sixth District COURT for the parish Of
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. will pro-
ceed to sell Mt puplic auction ut the Merchants
aud Auctoneers' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal aud Customhouse streets. In the
Second District OF This city. on FRIDAY, Janu-
airy o. $780, mt ~ O'Clock M. the following de-
scribed property, to Wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated
In the First District OF this city, In the square
bounded by Constance. Terp5ichore. Mepom-
enc and Annuncatlon streets. measuring
thirty four feet front on Constance street by one
hundred feet In depth. between parallel lines,
all more or less said lot being composed Of the
whole OF lot number twentt two and strip OF
nine feet from lot number twenty one. In
square number thirty nine. as per plan # c. +:
Zim pel, deputy city surveyor. on the third OF
January 1888, and deposited In the office OF
Jules Messy. notary In this city Being he same
property acquired by defendant herein by pur-
chase from the success ion OF William Brothers.
per act passed before William Nee. Jones, late
notary public In this city. on the twenty ninth
Of June 1871. Sale registered in Conveyance
Office book one hundred. folio one hundred
and four.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
j. r. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
dec al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
Eklzabeth n. clarke, attorney In fact etc,
va. Eleanor Q. Wilbur.


EsIFTH. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish of Orleans. No. $500 BY virtue of d writ
of seizure aud sale, to me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish of
Orleans. la the above entitled canse. will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, az the Mef chants
tween Canal and Cusomhouse streets In the
Second District OF this city. on SATURDAY.
January 81. 1880, at IL o'clock m, the following
described property. TO wit
ALL AND SINGULAR THAT CERTAIN
PORTION UF GROUND, together with all the
rights. ways, privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or In any wise appei tain
Ina, situated Ia the late FauhourR Livaudais. now
the Fourth District Of this CITY, In the square
bounded by Washington, St Thomas. late Full
ten. Sixth and Chippewa streets, designated by
the letter on sketch drawn by j. A. a lem
eeourt, deputy city surveyor. on the eighteenth
of January, 1871, the original of which is in the
possession OF the defendant. Mrs. Wilbur. and
also designated by the letter on sketch par
passed before Edgar Grima. notary public, on
the twenty second April 1871, and annexed 10
the margin thereof TOR reference: which said
portion of ground forms iha corner OF Wash
ingfon and st. Thomas. late Fulton street, and
measures In American measure. sixty feet ten
inches front on the said Washington street by
one hundred and sixteen feet Ia depth and front
on said St Thomas street, late Fulton street
between parable lines.
Which said described prop rty forms part OF
three lots of ground. with the buildings and
improvements thereon. We're acquired by de-
PENDANT herein from Daniel Selt24r Devices. her
father by m act passed b fore T. Grima notary
public In this city. on june II. 1867.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot,
]. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUy,
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
de29 las II 10 90 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
The City of rev Orleans VS.. Joseph Bowl-

E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
writ ii fieri facias. to me directed by the hon
orable the Fifth District Conrs for the parish Of
Orleans. Ii the above entitled cause. for city
auction. at the Merchants and Auetioneers Elk.
change Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. In the S. ond District OF this
city, on FRIDAY. January 9. 1882, at IL o'clock
IN. the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Second District OF this city In
square number five hundred and three,
bounded by Telemaehus. Cortes. Bienvlle and
Customhouse streets, aud designated as twsE-
ty-two lots In square number -. measuring
two hundred and sixty nine feet front on Tee-
machus street by two hundred anu seventy
seven feet In depth.
Seiz "a In the ABOVE At.
Terms-Cash on th Npot.
T. X. ALUM GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
dpS IL % % ia5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
JupICuAL ADvER EASEMENTS.
sHEniRP SALES.
j. M. Cam,ora w. Geo. Frank ct mis-.

j. H. Cam,0ra w. Geo. Frank ct mis-.
I,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
IL ish of Orleans, No. 9gig by virtue OF n
writ III flerl faelaa, 10 me directed BY the hon
Urable the Eff b District Court for th. parish
OF Orleans. In the above entiled cause.
/ will proceed 10 sell at public auction, St the
Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Customho use streets a
In the Second District Of his city. on II hS-
DAY Febuary Il. 1880. at ~ o'clock M, the ioi'
lowing deseribrd property, % Wit Wit -, -,
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. Win ail
and singular the buildings aud improvements
thereon aud appurtsnances thereon. situated In
the Fourth District Of this city, III the square
bounded by Adele, Rousseau, Josephine ana
Fulton atreeta. designated BY the numbers one
and two. and measuring each twenty-seven foet
six inches front on Adele street by one hundred
ard twenty feet ~ dept b. b tween parallel lines.
American measure. Acquired by Geo Frank
one OF the defendants herein. from Philip
Drumm by act paessd before JOS. Cohn. u 40.
tArr public In thi4 city. on the tw anty fourth OF
October, 1865. 10 d. Book 20, fol. Gg1
Seized In the above suit
Terms Cash on tho SPOT
j. II. ALOEE aAUTHREAU4.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
Las 40
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
william Evans Va. warren Even ana
Henry Nj. Evans.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR.
\ ish. Of Orleans. No. 2d'oao-By Virtue q "a
the honorable the Tuird District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, In the above entitled cause.
n the The Merohants and Auetioneers' Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets, III the second dat lot OF this CITY. on
SATURDAY. January 81. 1870. at 70 o'clock M.
Al CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
In the Fret District OF this city. IN The square
bounded by New Levee, Front Ltsvee, Thalia
tlate Benianinl aud Erato late SUI ttsl streets,
and forming the corner Of Nes Ls ,.t, an, ana
more or lsss front on New Leves street by
depth and front on Thalia street OF one hun
dred and Ave feet. more or less. all American
ALSO, CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with
the buildings. aud improvements thereon.
situated In the came district and square,
drawn by John schreber. civil engineer. on the
rd q MSrGh ~ e sopy
lot measures twenty-fcur feet trout on said
Front street, by u depth, OF one hundred and
ak feet, between parallel lines. American
also ALSO. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF SEVEN
LOTS OF GROUND. together wi b the build
ings and improvements thereon. situated In
the same district aud square ~ the above. des-
tgnated as lots seven. eight. fourteen, Hiteen,
sixteen. twenty-three md twenty i Jour- - on
engineer. dated April IA. 1875. and d@postted In
the office of A. Duo ttel. notary AZ plan No. 40 Of
Book OF Plane No. 7, viii n l.,ts measure as fol.
lows: Lots seven and eight ndicin eaoh.other and
measure each twenty.six feet ak inches front
on Front street by depth OF one hundred and
fifty-three feet ak inches. between parallel
lines: lots numbers fourteen. 1T cen and six
teen Rdjoin each other and measure each twen-
ty-four feet on Thalia street by one hundred
and twenty feet In depth. and lots numbers
twenty. three and twenty lur adtoin each other
and measure each twsnty-six feet elk inches
front on New Levee or Peters street by one
hundred aud ifty- three fest six inches In depth,
between parallel lines.
ALSO. -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. with the
buildings Hnd improvements thereon. situated
In the same district aud square. designated on
eaid plan by Freret by the numbers seventeen.
twenty, twenty one aud twenty-two. and meas
uring % wit: Lot number seventeen measures
twenty -four feet front on Thalia street by one
hundred aud twenty feet In depth: lot number
twenty measures twenty-iour feet front on New
Leyes OF Peters street by depth Of one hundred
and 1--WE feet and lots numbers twenty-o lone and
twenty two mt asure each ts enty-four feet front
on New Levee or PEERS street by depth ct one
hundred and Ave feet, between parallel line e..
Together with oil the engines. machinery and
other appurienauees of the Empire Cotton
Press erected on said described properties.
Seized lii the above suit
TermS-0ash on the spot.
j. II. AL0EE 0AUTHREAUS.
Owl Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
II RunE axM nn uf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
Thc city Of New Orleans, Emile Marquee,

The city Of New Orleans, Emile Maraneze,
Jr. subrogated Va. Widow J. b. Beiloeo !;
RHme w. same; same W. same.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
virtue Of three alias, writs IF ier faeas, to
me directed by the honorable the Third Dis
trict court for. the parish of Orleans. ia me
proceed to sell at public auction. ut the Mer;;
chants and Auctioneefs' Exchange. Royal
street. between Cannl and Gus omhouse
THURSDAY. January 10, 1850. at - o'clock m, {.
'As is GETHs aefsIlsiG
purtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining. situated "a the second Dis
ttict OF the city OF New Orleans. in square
bounded by st.Phllip. Dauphine. Ursulines and
Bourbon streets measuring in American meas
ure, .ixty feet eleven and half inches IA width
aud front on St. Philip street one hundred and
ninety three feet ten and Ave eiRhhts inches in
depth on the line neare.t TO Dauphine street.
ninety. w feet seven and four eiRhths inches Ia
depth on TIL line nearest to Bourbon street at
which depth H. narrows twenty eight feet eleven
and three eighths inches. and has further
inches to the rear line. on which 1t has thirty
one feet eleven and six-esghths inches In
width: according to certain measurement
bearing dite November 10 1879. now on deposit
In the Office Of the Civil sheriff OF the parish Of
Orleans. Said property fronts on ST. g. f nr
bon street and Is bounded ~ follows: On the
side towards Dauphue street. by property now
or formerly belonging to Edmond Dupuy. on the
rear to wards u sullnes street by property now
Or formerly belonging To Charles u. Duggaz "a.
and on tho side towards Bourbon street BY
property now or formerly belonging to q. IL,
M, Antonio Bernard, ID. b. O'Connell Widow
Etienne Claret and the Hope Insurance Com
pany.
Seized In the above suits.
TERMS Cash on the spot.
T. X. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.