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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 187L

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F F I C I A L j o u r n a l o f t h e u n i t e d s t a t e s

O F F I C I A L JO U R N A L OF N E W O R LE A N S

O F F I C I A L J O U R N A L

H O U S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S

F I R S T S K S S I O N

SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY

S T A T E O F L O U I S I A N A .

Forty-Second D ay-H < ir«F . o k K k p k k s k n t a t i v k s . ) Moutiay, February 20, JS71. )

The House uiet jmrpu.'int to intjouruiuent.Speaker Carter in the elntir.The roll was called and the following

, members answered to tlieir names:Messrs. Carter. Abell, Baker, Barker,

Barrett, Barrow, Bentley, Biekhatn, Blunt, Brewster, Broussard, Brown, Bryan, Buchanan, Buckingham, Butler, l air, Cochran. Crawiord, Darinslmrg, Dewees, Faulkner Floyd, Gaddis, Gardner, Garst- kamp, P. Harper.. W. Harper, Huston, llvauis, Kearson, Kenner. Kmsella. La Sau- niereT Laurent, Llambias, 11. Lott. J. B. Lott, Marie. Matthews, McCarty, McFar­land Moncure, Moore. Morphy, Mor­ris Murray. Nelson. Oplatck, Otto, Pond, Oa'inn. Ratty, Riley, Ringgold, Sartain, Schu­macher. Stanton, Stevens, Tat man, Thomp son, Tureaud, Ullman, Verrett, Wands. Washington, of Assumption. Washington, of Concordia, Waters, K. Williams, II. Wil­liams, Wilson, Worrall—72.

On motion of Mr. Dewees, of DeSoto, rule No. 77 was suspended for the evening.

The Committee on Enrollment made the following report which was received:

COM KITTKF. ON KNKOLTM KNT. tNew Orleans. February f t Wtl. 1

To the Honorable Speaker and Members of tlic House of Representatives:

t» G en tl em en —Your Committee ou Enroll­ment be,r leave to report ;rs being duly *-u- croesed the following bill, viz: House lull No. 1X6. an act to incorporate the Draining Company of New Orleans, to provide lor the drainage ofNcwOrleaus and the neighboring parishes, to make a protection levee lrom the land excavated by the drainage and the construction of said levee, and fix a compen­sation therefor,to expropriate the laud n< ces- sarv for the purpose, lay «*nt. construct arc! equip a shell road on the same, give the right to sell said land when reclaimed, and to charge toll on said shell and railroad, etc.

R e sp e c tfu lly ,J. W. QITINN.

Chairman Committee ou Enrollment.CV.MVITTKK OS KmKI-I.SKST 3

New Orleans, February 20.1871. i To the Honorable Speaker and Mi-nil ers ot ti e

House of Representatives:G en tl em en—Your Committee on Enroll­

ment beg leave to report, as duly enrolled, the following bill:

House bill No. 146, an act to appropriate two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may he necessary, for the payment of mileage and per diem of members, salaries of officers, anti per diem of employes, and contingent expenses of the General Assembly of the State ol Loms-

Brewster. Broussard, Bryan, Butler, Cjta- chere, Cochran. Crawford, Darby, Ellis,Faulkner, Hvams, Killed, Meadows, Moil- cure. Nr'Ison,'" Bond, Stamps. Stevens. Stin­son, Thompson, II. 77 illiauis.'Y oung »'b.

Mr. Dewees, of DeSoto, called for the previous question upon the final passage of flic bill.

M ain q u e stio n ord ered .Upon the final passage of the bill, Messrs.

Waters, of Orleans, and Stevens, ot Jack- son, demanded the yeas and nays, with the following result:

Yeas: Abell, Adolphe, Antoine, Barrett,Burrow, Belot, Bentley, Bickhaui, Blunt,Bowen. Broussard. Brown. Buckingham,- Darinsie.irg, Deiuas. Dewees, Bauikuer,Fiovd, Foutelien, Gaddis, Gardner. Gaivt- kan'i.i. B. Harper, W. Harper, Hempstead,Huston, Johnson. Kearsou. Kenner. Kinsei- la. La Siiliuiere, Laurent. H. Lott, J. 1-.Lott, Mahoney, Marie, Matthews. 3.e( art_\. McFarland. Moore. Morphy, Morris, Murray, ting, Oplatck. Overtoil, Quinn, Ruby. Riley. Ringgold. Sartain, Schumacher, jMinth,Setter. Stanton, Tureaud, I'llman. Verrett.Wands. Washington. of Assumption. Washington, of Concordia, Waters. Whey- 1 :tml, K. Williams, II. Williams. Wilson.Worrall. Yorke, Young—69.

Nays: Baker. Barker. Brewster, Butler,Chachere. Cochran, Crawford. Darby. Ellis.Hvams. Killen. Meadows, Moucure, Nelson.1'ot.d. Stevens, Stinson, Tatman. Thomp­son— 111.

Its title having Veen adopted, notice oi concurrence w*:s ordered to i>e sent to the Senate.

Mr. York**, of Carroll, moved that fh< vote just taken be reconsidered, at:.'- tl a, i. be laid on the table.

Carried.Mr. Barrow, of West Feliciana, vailed up

House bill No. 1 '-4, an act for the improve­m e n t of the navigation of the rivers Telie fum ta and Bogue Falia.

The bill was considered engrossed, and under a suspension of the constitutional rule, phi ed upon its third reading, finally passed, its title adopted, and ordered to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.

Mr. Barker, of Lafourche, moved a recon­sideration of the vote,iust taken, ami to lay that motion on the table.

Carried.Mr. Bentley, of St. Mary, moved that

House bill No. 113, an act supplementary to the several acts relating to the tow Franklin, fixing the salary of the Mayor and Councilmen, and granting to said Mayor and Council certain powers, be tuk'-u from the table, and considered engrossed.

Carried. •Under a suspension of the constitutional I result

rule, tl:e bill was placed ou its third' read- | Tea iug and final passage, its title adopted, and ordered to be sent to the Senate lor cou-

Respectfuilv,j. TV. QUINN. Chairman.

COM M ITTRK ON E N R O L L * K N T .INew Orleans, February 20.1811. 5

Vo the Honorable Speaker and Members of tl;e

Y'our Committee on Enrollment have the honor to report as correctly enrolled tiie following hill:

House"bill No. OW, an act to regulate tin- location of slaughterhouses, stock landings and the inspection of meat in the city ot New Orleans and the parishes of Jefferson. Orleans and St. Bernard, and of the duty of the Attorney General, the city of New Orleans and the Board of Metropolitan Police in cases concerning persons engaged in the business of preparing meats lor market, Respectfully,

J. W. QUINN.Chairman. iMr. Faulkner, ol Caldwell, in the chair.] Mr. Adolphe, of Orleans, called up House

bill No. 03, an act to incorporate the “ Francs Amis’’ Benevolent Association of New Orleans, Louisiana.

The bill was considered engrossed, and. under a suspension ot the constitutional rule, placed on its third reading and final passage, its title adopted, and ordered to bo sent to the Senate for concurrence.

Mr. Antoine, of Orleans, called up Sena*' bill No. 4. an act for the relief of Norbert F S opini and Francis Lattin, and to pay the damages due aud assessed on the tenth day of Mav, ISOfl, under the provisions of an act of the Legislature, entitled "an act to pro­vide lor the making of a cut-off at Seopini' Point, on Red river,” approved on the fif­teenth March, 1X66.

The constitutional rule being suspended, the bill was placed ou its thiid real ling and final passage, its title adopted, and notice of concurrence ordered to be sent to the Senate.

Mr. Baker, of Franklin, called up House bill No. 165, an act for the improvement of the navigation of Bayou LaComhe

The bill being on its third reading. It was finally passed, its title adopted and ordered to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.

Mr. Barker, of Lafourche, introduced House bill No. 262, an act providing for the removal of obstructions in Bayou Bleu, in tbe parish of Lafourche.

Under a suspension of the constitutional rule it was read a second time.

The rule making it necessary to discuss the bill in the committee of the whole was dispensed with.

The bill was considered as engrossed, and, under a suspension of the constitutional rule, placed on its third reading and final passage.

Its title having been adopted, it w.i| ordered to be sent to the Senate for con­currence.

Mr. Barker, of Lafourche, moved a recon eidcration of the vote just taken, and to !;; that ou the table.

Carried.Sen itc bill No. 26, an act to promote the

interest of commerce by establishing the Louisiana Warehouse Company, aud grant­ing the bonds thereof, previously referred to the committee of the whole, was with­drawn therefrom and considered en­grossed, on motion of Mr. Barrett, of Or­leans.

Mr. Barrett moved that the constitu­tional rale be suspended and the bill placed cn its third reading.

Carried.Mr. Stamps, of Jefferson, moved that

bill be indefinitely postponed.Mr. Barrett, of Orleans, moved to lay

that motion on the table, and being sec- , onded by Mr. Stamps, called for the yeas # and nays, with the following result:

Yeas: Abell, Adolphe, Antoine, Barrett. Barrow, Belot, Bentley, Blunt, Bowen. Brown, Buchanan, Buckingham, Carr. Dannsburg, Deiuas, Dewees. Fiovil, Gaddis, Gardner, Garstkaiup, 1*. Harper, \V. Harper. Huston, Johnson, Kearson, Kenner, Km- sella, La Salmiere, Laurent, H. Lott, J. B. Lott. Mahoney, Marie, Matthews. McCarty, McFarland, Moore, Morphy, Morris, Murray, Oplatck, Otto, Overton, Quinn. Raby, Riley, Ringgold, Sartain, Schumacher, Smith, Stan­ton," Tatman, Tureaud, Ullman, Verrett, Wands, Washington, of Assumption, Wash­ington. of Concordia. Waters, Wheyland, E Williams. Wilson, Worrall, Yorke—64.

Navs: Baker, Barker, Bentley,

Mr. Carr, of DeSoto, moved a reconsider­ation of the vote just takeu and to lay that ou the table.

Carried.Mr. Yorke. of Carroll, by unanimous con­

sent, introduced House bill No. 204, an ai t ratifying ar.d confirming a contract between the Louisiana Levee Company and the Governor of tlic State of Louisiana, which

placed on its first reading.Under a suspension of tl:c constitutional

rule the bill was placed on its second read­ing, and considered engrossed.

Under a further suspension of the con­stitutional rule, the bill was placed ou its third reading and final passage, its title adopted, and ordered to be sent to the Sen­ate for concurrence.

Mr. Ringgold, of Orleans, moved a recon­sideration oi the vote j ust taken, and to lay that on the table.

C arried .Mr. Yorke. cf Cat-roll, also by unanimous

consent, introduced House bill No. —t>.>, an act to create a board oi State engineers.

Under :-. suspension oi the constitutional rule, it was placed on its second reading nd cocsldeied engrossed.Under a further suspension of ti c consti­

tutional rale, it was placed, upon its third reading and Una past-age, its title adopted, and it was ordered to lie sent to the Senate to: concurrence.

Mr. Yorke moved a reconsideration oi the just taken, and to lay that motion on

tin- table.Carried.House bill No. -if. introduced by Mr.

Bryan, of Calcasieu, an act’ creating a hoard of oiniuissioteis for the improve­ment of the navigation oi Calcasieu river, in the State of Louisiana, and making an ;t] preprint ion for the same, was plact-u on its first reading.

Under a suspension of the constitutional rule the bill w as placed oil its second reading and referred to the committee of the w l.<

Mr. Buchanan, of Orleans, r.glit bank, ca lled up Senate bill No. .7.7. an art To pre­vent frauds in the sale and shipment cotton at the port of New Orleans, and to provide to: and regulate the inspectionthereof.

Under a suspension of the constitutional rule it was placed on its third reading and final passage, whereon Mr. Sar’taiu. oi Car roll, and Mr. Buchanan, of Orleans, cal led for the yeas and nays with the following

curreuce.Mr. Bickhaui. of Washington, called u]

House tali No. 15. an act to incorporate the Roncal Water Power Manilla-timing Com­pany, which was considered as engross:

Under a suspension of the constitutional rule it was placed ou it- third reading and final passage. it-: title adopted, and ordc to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.

House bill No. 2*73. introduced by Mr. Blunt, of Natch it ochcsii act granting privileges to James II. Cosgrove, of Nat chitoehes parish, was placed upon its l.rst reading

Under suspension? of the consTitutiona: rule the bill was placed upon its second aud third readings, its title adopted, and dert-d tube sent to the Senate for ..-oil reuee.

House bill No. S5, called up by Mr Bowen, of Orleans, entitled an act provid iug for weighing and measuring firewood and coal offered for sale within the city of New Orleans, and providing for the appoint­ment of au inspector and defining his du­ties. was indefinitely postponed ou motion of Mr. Kc-nncr, of Orleans.

House bill No. 22. an act to amend and re-enact sections one, three and five ot mi act entitled “an act to provide for the re­moval of obstructions in Bayou Bartln mew, and to improve tlic navigation ol'the same, and making an appropriat: for," approved March 5, Is.C, w as with drawn trom the committee of the wh motion of Mr. Brewster, of U.ta tLita. and considered as engrossed.

Under a suspension of the const -uliou.i. rule, it was placed oil its third reading.

The veas and nays being demanded on :i. fine.! passage of the bill by Messrs. Stamps, of Jefferson, and Morris, of Ascension, the following vote is the result:

Yeas: Abell, Baker. Barrow, Bentley. Li ham. Bowen. Brewster, Broussard. Brown, Bryan, Buckingham, Chad.ere. Cochran Darby. Dewees, Ellis. Faulkner. Gaddis, I*. Harper. Hempstead, Hymns. Johnson. Nears >n. Kenner, Killen. La Sa’iuiere. II Lott, J. 15. Lort. Mahoney. Marie. Matthe McFarland, Meadows, Morris, Ong, (ip-

Ringgoid, Sartain.

Abell, Adolj he. Antoine, Barrett. Belot. Bentley, Blunt. Brewster. Buchanan. Darinsburg. Dent:;.-. Faulkner. Floyd. Gad­dis. Gardner, Garstkamp, 1*. Harper. 77 . Harper, Hempstead, Johnson. Kearsou. Kenner. K lien. La Sa—inert. Laurent. H. Lott. J. iff Lott. Mahoney. Marie. Mat­thews, McCartv. M- Farlaud. Moore, Mor­phy. Morns. Murray. Ong. Otto. Overton. Quinn. Raby. Kill v. Ringgold. Smith. Souer.

nips. Stanton. Ttiunoir. Verrett, Wash­ington. ef A'SUU.i'tloU. Waihim-’ton. of Con­cordia, Wati;-:. Whcyiaiid. E. W:..i..m-. 11. Williams. 4 TV.-sen. Won..11. Yorke.Young— '.

Navs: B urk 'r. Barrow. Bi kl.am. Bowen. Brou-^nril, Kt vj.it. Buckingham. < ha--here. Cochran. Ciaw ioril. Darby. Klii-. Fontdicii. Hvams. Meneitre. N* -et . O p.atd :. bond. Sartiiii ■ Stevens. Stinson. Tatm an. fhoinp- on. Tai i and— -'4.Mr. Lott, of Rap:

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members answi :eu to th* Lr nan-.* •-:Messrs. Cart*:-. Baker. Barker. Barr

Barrow. Bentley. B. :iu. Blunt Broussard. Brown. Bryan, lluckaigbum.

Carr. Carter. Chachere. Co'-lirali. Crawford, . mi.y. 1 >ai iusburg. David-011. Dewees. B.'.rio. F.u.t.xi.er. r o-.iti -a- -.. Gad­dis. Gridi .'*. Gai-stkainp. W. Harper. Hyan’.s. Ji i i.soii, Kearson, Kn:-e ia. La

Laurent. Llambias, Lott.Mahoii'-v, Mi.::**. Mat’hews. MeCai-t.r. McFarland, Meadows. Moncare, Morris, N*-l“on, Ong, ( ‘-.oat*-!;, Otto. Ov -rton. l‘*.nd. Quinti. Baby, !i:!*-y. Stamps. Steven*. Stin­son. Tatman. Ti -mpsnn l Tinian, W asking:on.Washingten. of C< -r

Buchanan, Bureli, Carr, Crawford, Darins­burg', Deiuas, Dewees, Faulkner, Gaddis, Garstkamp, 1>. Harper. W. Harper. John­son. Kearson. Kinsella, Laurent. II. Lott,J. If. Lott, Lynch, Mahoney, Marie, Mat­thews. McCarty, McFarland, Moore, 7K>r pliy, Morris, Murray. Ong, Oplatck, Over- ton, Quinn, Raby, Riley, Sartain, Siiiitli, Stamps, Stanton. Toimoir, Tureaud, Ull­man, Verrett, Wands, Washington, id As­sumption, Washington, ol t oneordiii, Waters, Wheyland, E. Williams, 11. Wil­liams. Wilson. Worrall, Yorke, Young—62.

By permission, Mr. Yorke. ot Carroll, pre­sented a petition from certain parties resid­ing in the parish of St. Bernard, asking tor relief, which was read and reierred to the Committee on Claims.

Tlr. Cochran, id’ Lafayette, ottered the following resolution, wl ich was read aud allotted:

JtrsolmK That the Committee on Educa­tion lie authorized to report without action, at once, the bill entitled an cu t appointing trustees to the Vermiliouville academy.

Mr. Llambias. of Orleans, offend the fol­lowing resolution, which was read: #

Jtrxolrr<l. That the Speaker of the House of Representatives ot the State ol Louisi­ana do appoint a special committee ol three nu ubers of tl-.e House to investigate the affairs of the Swamp Land Commissioner's office, and that the said committee lie au­thorized to send for persons and papers.

Mr. Carr, of Orleans, moved to amend 'uv referring to tbe Committee on 1'iudie and Private Land Claims, which was accepted-

The resolution as amended was then adopted.

Ami the resolution was ndopn d.Mr. Floyd, of St. lle’eii.i. offered the

following resolution :Jtrxolrai. That from and after thi? date the

New < •rieaus Rm-t iU.irAN be the mily authorized paper to publish the official journal and the pri^eediiigs ot the House of Represeutntives, and to re-.eive pay tor the same.

Mr. Yorke. of Carrel’., moved that it be laid on the table.

Carried.Sir. Garstkamp, of Jefferson, offered the

following preamble and r* solution, which was read and adopted:

W h e r e a s . The Committee on Public Health and Quarantine have hail iti their hands for several weeks House bill No. 198 anil IfoHse bill No. therefore be it

Jtrxolertl. That tin- chairman of that Cot niittee be ordered to report forthwith.

KKI'ORTS OV STASDlNli COMMITTH! S.The < 'iimiiiittee on Public Health and

Quarantine, through its chairman, submitted the following reports, which wtre received and accepted:To tlic Honorable Speaker aiat Me:: G-.s

House of Rejiresentativi-s:Y’our Committee on Public Health and

Quarantine have had uiqji-r eon-ideiatmi House bill No. C5. entitled “an ;u t to estal lish an hospital for sinall-pox and other contagious dis*lis“s.” and would res; fully report shat they deem the establish­ment of such hospital one of the great ne­cessities of tie city of New Orleans. The immediate removal ot patients ;;---!eted with this terrible disease from erowdeii localities to an institution of the eh;:rao’or proposed bv this lij’l would frequently i t i n- ’neap of saving the lives of huRdreds of our eiti zeiis. To have -uch patients in ti-.e ward of the Charity Hospital we di cm wholly in­admissible and dangerous.

A suli-onmmittee has visited the site id the proposed hospital, and find r. fiom location, and numerous other ailvantagi s. aiimira'nly adapted for 11:• • purpose: and ;.s no aid is asked in this iiii! but compensation at tin- usual per diem for such patient' as may be sent, we can not see tbe least objection To the bill, aud would therefore earnestly recommend it? passage, w:th t.:e :o owing amendments, viz:

Alter the word --for," in line :••!!. seetion one, add "the use of patients ar'i- t*-d with such iliscases." and strike out tin- worn "it."

After the woiil "i'iiseases" :n line b—.r. section two. strike out the word- embracing," and insert in lien :h words "wliieli site embraces."

After the words "small pox" in section two. strike out the bal.ni section, and ii.si-rt in ia-u tiiereo: ;: e wonl'. ••and mav be used for other contagious

vour honorable body tliut the S en a te has concurred in the following House bills:

House bill No. 99, to be entitled an act to amend an act entitled “an act incorporating tbe Southeastern Railroad Company,” ap­proved March 15, 1855, and granting State aid therefor. .

House bill No. 210, to be entitled an act to create a commission to locate the site tor a State House, etc.

House bill No. 135, to be entitled an act to compensate John Ray lor superintending the printing of flic Revised Civil Code, etc.

House bill No. 264, to be entitled an act ratifying and c-onfirmiug a contract between the Louisiana Levee C o m p a n y and the Gov­ernor of the State of Louisiana.

House bill No. 86, relative to public edu­cation.

House bill No. 265. board of State engi­neers.

And that the Senate lias passed over the Governor's veto a lull to be entitled an act to incorporate the Louisiana Land Com­pany and Loan and Savings Bank by the constitutional two-tliirds vote.

And to notify you that the President ot the Senate has signed enrolled House bills, viz :

No. | , to provide for supplying the loss ol public* records and other papers consumed bv the burning of the courthouse in More­house parish, March lb, 187b.

No. b. to amend aiticle nine hundred and fifteen of thi-Civil Code, etc.

No. 87, l'or the relief of John L. Lewis, of Claiborne parish.

No. 1('6, to authorize the people of Liv­ingston parish to change the location ol the courthouse, etc. ,

No. 204, to amend and re-enact sections IS-iSfraud 1849 oi' the Revised Statutes ot 187#. ,

And request your signature to enrol leu Senate bill No. 95, lbr the relict' ot J. O. Nixon.

And to inform you that the President ol the Senate lias signed enrolled bills to be entitled as follows, viz:

An act to regulate slaughterhouses, etc.Au act- appropriating $250,000 to pay ex­

penses of General Assembly, etc.CHARLES 11. MERRITT,

Secretary of Senate.[The Speaker resumed the chair.]Mr. Davidson, ol' Livingston, moved an

adjournment until Thursday next at fvt-1 \e o'clock.

Carried by rising vote ol -IP yeas to 20 nays.

And the House was accordingly ad­journed.

WILLIAM YIGERS, Chief Clerk.

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SHERIFF’S SALES.Mei-t-hants’ Bunk of New

Joseph Jon.-t, cl ala— Fifth District Court lor the parish ot Orh-ana, No. 1KJ0.

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT UK FIKIil FACIAS a-ainst Joseph .limi t, to mi- ilir. eti-d liy tin-

Honorable the Filth Distrn-t 1'iiurt tor the pariah ol I i i leans, in the above entitled cause. I will procei-d to scli a: public auction, on tin- premises li. r.-in- a„ei- iIi-Munated, on MONDAY. March c, Httl. at Aalf-paat ten o'clock A. M., the tolloaiuo de- acrilc d nroiM-rl v, to w it:

A! !. THE FURNITURE AND PROPERTY OF ANY KIN'li i ontaiiieil in tin- pn-ioises o> ( opi. d b \ de- lej.tiant. .tint .-itaatol at No. 72 torr a c* n iff ait tinDistm t ol this < it>

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n it.Si-i/.i-d in the :Tei a,s—Cash on tin- spot. S. SAUVINFT,f, . . _>K iiiliS Slieritt of th e Paiialijof Orh-ans.

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hitek, (tvertou, Riley, Ringgold, Sartain. Smith, Stanton, Stevens, Stinson. Tatman, Thompson. Verrett, Wands, Washington, of Concordia. Waters. Wiievlanii. E. Wil­liams, II. Williams, Worrall, Yorke—5

Nays: Adolphe, Antoine. Barker, Belot, Blunt, Buchanan. Butler. Carr, Crawford, Darinsburg, De-mas. Floyd, Foutelien, Gardner, Garstkamp, W. Harper. Huston, Kinsclla, Laurent, McCarty, Mom-ure, Moore, Morpliy, Marr ay. Nelson. <)tto, Pond, Quinn. Kaliyj Stamps, Tounibr, Tureaud, Washington, ol Assumption, 77 rison—34.

Its title having been adopted, it was or fiered to be sent to the Senate for eoneur-

A motion for a reconsideration oi' the vote just taken, and a motion to lay that on the table were made by Mr. Kenner, of < hicans, and carried.

House bill No. 74, an act for The relief E. North Cnlloui, of the parish of Avoyelles, i i,cl for other purposes, was considered as engrossed.

Under a susi»ei;sii»n of tin*: constitution:! rale it was placed on its third reading andfinal passage: its title was adopted, and it and hour, was ordered to be sent tu the Senate for concurrence

Mr. H. Lott, of Rapides, moved to recon­sider the vote just taken, and to lay that on the table.

Carried.[The Speaker resumed the chair.]Mr. Brown, of Ascension, called up sub­

stitute for Senate bill No. 63, an act provid­ing for the drainage ot New Orleans, under a suspension of the. constitutional rule, placed on its third reading and final

E. 7V Yorke—O' .

A quorum prcscLt.Prayer by tie- Chaplain.Tire reading of the journal via? dispensed

with upon motion of Mr. Bryan, oi Ca.cas.eu. ami it was ;.] proved.

Mr. Dewees moved fora suspension of the rules t<*take front the table the following resolution, which motion was lost:

Jftxolcal, That the Committee on Contin­gent Expenses are hereby instructed to pay Mrs. Adams $!X0 for rent of room for use of committee to examine the accounts ot 77 ar­rant Clerk and Committee ou Contingent Expenses, ami damage done herturmiure.

[Mr. Davidson, of Livingston, ,u the chair.]

Mr. G?utii:s. f Orleans, moved for a sus­pension of tin- rule of the House which set“ apart tl:i< day on which resolutions can he introduce:!.

Lost.'Mr. Kenner, ol Orleans, offered the fol­

lowing resolution, which was read:liexolfat, That the committee to whom

was referred Senate, bill No. Ili7. entitled an net to incorporate the eity of Shreveport, etc., he and the same committee is hereby required to make their report ou Thursday, the !\vi u?y-ti:i:d instant, at one o', lo-k. and that the consideration of said bill is made the special order oil the day for that day

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o il ie r ot;tt Tii<* ortiro l>our«l <‘l Health."

At The Mid oi <‘ *:on foul incr. viz: “In the naim*Louisiana, one-hah’o! whir to tlio inform*- r, and The i>ti tlio Charity ih'Miita!.’’

All of which :> n pu-n'r.1’v «ulm,;/T*'d.T12MM \S D. WOK 12ALL.

Chairman.

Alexander MrNeilv Robert J . Button,Mibi'ogatrd, vs. Micliarl J . Hallt'k—Sixtli liistri* t Court ior thr parisli of'Orlftini*. No. T4 l

By VIRTUE of a writ of seizure AND SALKTo nit* ilii-erled by tbe Klonorablr Tlir Sivtn

L.^triit ( o u t lor the iwriah of Oiughis. in tbe aoovr entitled I'iiust*, I will i»n>c«-yd t<* m*11 at public auction, ;.t t l .*• Merchants and Auctioneer**’ Ex- cliaiiti**. Rova’t street, between (’liiisl and Custuiu- l.o; m* reefs, in the Second District of this eit v, on MONDAY. Jlitifli 2T. loTI, at t wel ve o'clo« k M.. tbe lollowir.^ d» sciih«-d proju itv, to wit —

ONE CERTAIN LOT OK fiROl'ND. together with the bmhLi:i;s and miproveno nts thereon, and all aop’ rtenniM * > thereunto beloi]*ciiiir. situated in th. K::st Dist’.d t ol this eity, designated bv the 1,'iu.l * r seventeen of si|iiare number three, bound' d b\ Terpsieliore, Dryades, Hereukts and r .it* ipe streets. Said lot mea^mi n Anieiiyau uie«i**ui«* thiitN-oue. t* et ten inches and three lines lioi;! Terpsiehore sti* * t, by ninety-six fett in depth, between parallel lines.

Leiiiji tbe Mum* property purchased by defendant li'i-iir Adolphus Brueun, p* r t eve* t;t« d ou tbe i« aiteeuth January, idiu’. Indore Md bael Halm, then a n cta n public in this%’it,\.

S.-izeu in tile above s uf.Terms—Cash ou the spot.

uectvtibed propert.v, ......... . ,1. t e n LOTS OF GROUND, Bituati-d m the M « <■'•*

District of th is e ity , in square n u m b e r three nuu- jiiul twi-ntv-lour, lioiluili-it l'.v St. Ami, Oin-aus.

Roi-lietikivi- :.nil Durgnmis s t n i t s , ili-Higuati-il i>' miiiilii-is one ti> ten inclusive, as per nki-.Oi <•*•- pi.sjl.Vi in tin- Sheri IT* o live tor reference: whij l sail! lots liaving. avcoriliug to sau! sk. tvo. th. tiilloiving iliim-UDiiins. to wit: Lot n m » i« « * ■ fomiing tin-i iinii-rol Orleans ami lloigi i.o issti ve measures tvventv-nme f.-et niue ii.i-h.-s and ti n lines limit on Orleaus street, by eighty-three !i el seven ii.< b< s and five and a halt lines in dei*tii «m*h<. front 4'ii f)orgi*nois street, and eighty-three t«*et h 'e inclies iind 8v.* lM.es in depth on the otner su e line wlnels divides it from ltd number t wo ot said sketch. Lots numbers two, three, four and live adjoin each other, and measure each twenty-nine feet nine inches and seven lines trout 4,ii sa il Orleans street, by the Jollowin*; depths, to wit: Lot number two, eigh ty-tin . t»-et tive. inches and five lines on the side -ua* of lot number one, and eighty-three leet to. r inches and tive lines on the side line of lot number tJ.ree; lot uuuihcr three, ei«ht v-tbree feet four inclies rnd live lines on the side line of lot number two. and eighty-three feet three inches and one line on the side line of lot number four. Lot*number lour, eighty-three leet three iiMrhes und one line on tue side line of ml number three, and eighty-three leet one inch aud se7**n lines on the side line ol u>t number tive. and lot number tive eighty-three 1W-; one inch and seven lines on the side line ot lot iimuIk-i four, and eighty-three feet and bv< > nes on the other side line toward Roeheblave street. Lot nurnher six, forming tin* corner o f St. Arn and Dorjjenois streets, m»*asur<*s t wenty-nine feet inches and ten lines limit on St. Ami street, uy eighty-three feet seven inches and live and oue- Jialt lines in depth and front on Doi^enois bire*-t. Lots mini hers seven. ei«ht. mile and Ten aujo'.n each other aud measure each twenty-nine t<*et nine iuelies and seven lines Iron! on said St. Ann Stic* t by the following depths. To wit: Lot number seven, eighty-three feet five iuelies and ti\e lines on the side line of lot number s i \ , and eighty line*- :« * t four inches and h\»* lines on the side line of lot number ei*;ht; lot number ei*>ht. « i^lil y*three leet tour inehes and iiv«* lines on tlie side line of lot number seven, and eighty-three feet three iix bes and one line on the side line o! lot nuiuber nine; jot number nine, eighty-three feet three inehes and one line ou the side line of lot number eight, am! eighty-three f**et one inch and mivsn lim*t» mi the hid** liue of lot ornruix r ten, and lot nuiuber Ten, eighty-three feet one inch and seven lines on the side line ot lot number nine, and eighty-three feet fi\ i* liui-s on the otlier side line toward liorhebiave street.2. TWO LOTS OF GROIND, ^uljoiuin*: each

other, situated in the Second District of this city, ia the squaie uumlier th iee hundred and thirteen, bounded by Maine. St. Philip.Touti and Kocbebla\e streets, designated hv uiuubei'B one and t7vo on sketch deposited in the Sheriffs off.* e for reterence, which said lots, accord ini: to s.ud sketch, bavin*: the following dimensions.to wit: Lot number one. th irty feet Iron! on St. Philip street, bv one hundred feet iu depth a id trout on Tonti street. forming thus the corner * 1 sa d t7\o str. cts: and iot number two, also th rtv feet front-on said St. Philip street, lir one hundred feet in d« pth between parallel lines.

.;. A NOTH EJi LOT OF GROUND, situated in same district and squaiV. designated by nun.her tln»e. as per said sketch.aud havingt-lie samedimeufea us as lot number tw o above described.

4. AND ANOTHER LOT OR PORTION OF GRorNP. s:i iiAted in same district ami square, adjoining t; e for. g* ing iot. designated hv number ibur. as j»er s:tid sketch, measuring also thirty feet front on said St. Piiilip stre* t. by one hundred feet i:i d**ptn on the side line ot lot number three, aud on otner side line Toward Rod ebiave street, by a tils’, depth o! iifty-three b et ten ind ies and tour lines, ai.d bv a s« r««ul depth of fin v t* et. to the rcur line, wi u-;: Uieasir cs f**rt v-irilie feet.

t>. TWO LOTS OF oKoUNIi :.il joining i-:u i. oii.i-r. nilu.tteil in tin-Svwiiil l*:stiivl ul lliis viiy. .u ti.v Hiniurv inmilD-r two ).ui>iiiv*l :m*l i:iu»Tv . L»,mil.-, 1 l>v Moinv. St. I'lulip, Mini av.i T d .ti s t ,vets, dvsiv Dated by numbers one and two. ol a sketch deposited in the SLer.tt > otii< f**ren<«; which said lots having, aceordi skerch. cad i th iity teet trout thir;.v out- feet five inches and four line# width i The rear. l#y the followingd«‘prh. to w't : Lot nnn - ber one. tittv-eight feet on** imdi and thf* * ii-*s ou th* ei«l«* line toward Main street, sixty-e’sih: t. * t nine ind ies ami three lines on the otner sidelin e which d i'id es it fi< in lot number Two: and iot number two. sixty-eight feet nine .m b' s and three lines on ti:** side line which divides it Horn Jot number one. and >eveuty-nine :«*♦*? a d live mehes on the otkei s.«i»* line toward St. Pi— .• btivi t.

SHERIIT’SI SALES.Cutbpriiie Brareling vh. Jlnurire Mbit, ,

—Fourth District Court tor the jignoh ot louiix. Nos. 23,044 auil 23.015.

BY VIRTl'K OF' A WRIT OF FIERI FACU« to me directed liy the tmnorabletlie Fourth £L

tiie t Court lor the riurieh ot Orleans, in tliea lo ,. entitled cause, I will proceed to oell at public * on at the Mercliaiitu ami Auctioneers’ KxehBMj Koval street, between Canal anil CuetoiuhoTse streets U:e Second District of this c i tv , or. .SAT­URDAY, March 11, 1371, at twelve o'clock M.,ih« to.low iug described protiertv. to wit—

A CERTAIN LUT OK GROUND, together wiihaij the buildings aud improvements thereon, rights wavs, serv itude, etc., situate in the Third District o f tiiis eitv . in th e square hounded liy St. Ji;I:r,t|le Baptist. Mandeviiie. Marigny and Giroil streets, designated by th e number lour, on ;. par:icalif ,,ian drawn bv 2. A. Castaing, architect, irras- :,r.i■•*. according to said plan, ill American measure thirt'i-two feet -ioi:t ou said Mangny street, by sue hnniired aud tw enty feet deep, between parallel JincH.

Being tbe sam e proper lots numbers seventeen aud eigat defemiant bv u-diase from Francois Da .bert.by act Before Amcdee Hileatel, notary public iu tki» cite, liateil July t-t. 18.79.

feizi d -.n tin- above suit.Terms—Cash on the aput.

V. S. SAUVINE7,n H 22 ii 'il 1 Sheriff of the P.irisli ol Or.eaiis.

of Ji-rts of acquired by

...... ..............Michel A. i'eyronx-nrtli District Court fortlie parisli ofOritaas,

J nil*is * as**n

No. 22.HI2.

BY VIRTUE OKA WRW OF SEIZURE AND SAL* directed bv the Honorable the Fourth District

Ci ,rt lbr the parish o f Orleans, in the above • it Vd < a-.isi-, to Thomas L. Maxwell, late Sheriff.aud av said late Mienff to no- transferreil. I will pro­ceed io st il at public auction, at the Men nants and

ange. Royal street, between C, streets,"iu ttie Second D:»tr

a depth

veil, i-acf

Exclian........................... ...............................'.stmt ofon SATURDAY, February 25. lb r . a: twelve

o'clock JJ„ tlic foilowiiig described piiqierty, to

TWENTY CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate ic :l,e faubourg Tisnis, Second District ot tins city, in arsuare nuiuber twenty-two, which is boueduity ST. Ac: , Dupre (late Fifth). Duniaine and WT.ite Hate Sixth) streets, designated by ttie nuu.tiers two .,nd live to twenty-three inclusive.auil measuring as foi'ows, v.z: i.ot- nunilier two, tliirty-two feet ti inches and cm- line front on Dupre street, by

on* hundred and forty one leet sev.n u t, vc lines. Lota number*, tire, six and r. thirty-one feet tive inches and tive lines Duniiiim- street, liy one hundred feet in

depth. Lots numiu-is eight tn thirteen inclusive, each th. r: v-oue le ft live ind ies anil six Lr.es iront ou Dmuaine street, hv a depth, bet ween parai.el lines, ol one hundred t-et. Lbt nuiuber live, fonn- 4 " t he lorin r <-l Duniaine and Dupre (bite Fifth) streets, and said iot liiuiilier thirteen loimir.g the .•inner et Damaim* and White (late Sixth) streets. Lots : u m iieisfou itcin to se venteen iuclus.ve. each aui-.it tldrtv-lwo feet front uu White ilate s-uth) s'-.c* by one iiundreil and forty-one feet seven ;■ ( in s and six lines in depth: auil lots numtiers cigliiccn to twentv-tlirce inclusive, each t! irty-one K .: live inches and six lines fronton St. Ann street, by one hundred feet in depth: lot nuiuVier e.ghteen liiriu.ng tin- coiner of St■ Ann and \YL,le ..ate Sixt'h) streets.

Felled ai the above suit.Terms—Cash on the spot.

C. S. SAUVINET,ja-5 !cl0 25 Sheriff of Die Parish of Ur.cans.

h.g lit 1 K

. - u . d

ANDTWENTY-TWl igiiated By lmiiilicrs or situated iu tlit* Third Ic tlic whole square Wiui iiorne. Prosper, Desireski till dujiositcd in tl cure. YVlncli said lot

i LOTS OF GROUND, h : to twi utv-t wo. iiicjcs. stri'-t of tins ci-v tern: d e l tiv St. A vide .a C ;:.d Klmija streets, as e SheritTs ottii’c lor it

according to tha

eight tonus ti.i- millers nine '<>

n.l.i' 2dSAUVINET,

Sheriff ot tin- Parisli ot Orleans.

a d f o l l o w - i S:at«* of si.ai’ he given

r l'or tin- use of

J . i!. I l l in o is \ C n , v s . G e o r g e U i.-U .-rf—scvcnDi I);stii'-t Court for I he parish of Oilcans. No. K4H7.

Bb VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND .ale to i n- dirt cted Bv tin- Honmaide Die Scvciub District Ciiint for tin- 1 arisli of Orleans, in the II- em it led cause. I Will proceed to sell at public •i.,n. ;.l the M* reliant? and Auctioneers* Fri­nge. Ko.v::! street, ln-twccn Canal ai d Custom-

ii,, -s stici-Ts, :n the Second District ol this eitv, on MONDAY, Marc'u 27. I::71. at tw elve o'clock Ji..

iug dcscriBcti prtq

and X t!.(

ii.-ultli .’.nil ohsiiieratiou

Mr. Smith, of C.ifldo, moved that it bo laid upon tlio table, upon which Messrs. Carr, of I)e Soto, and Moncure, of Caddo, demanded the yeas and nays, which re­sulted a-: follows:

Yeas: Abcii, Adolphe, Belot, Bentley, Blunt, Brown. Carr, Crawford, Dariii.-bui g. Deiuas, Dewees, Fauikner, Gardner, 77'. Harper, K.-arson. La Salmiere, Laurent, H. Lott, Million, v, Marie, MeCmty. Me- Fai-iatul, Moore, Morphy, Overtdn, Quinn, Ruhr, Riley. Sartain, Smith. 8.m.-r, Stanton. Touhoii-, Tureaud, 7'errett, 77'asliiiijrtnn. of

rdia.. . . , | Assumption, 77 aslun ton. of Cone,passage, whereon the yeas and nays were Uvat.-rs, 7Vi:eyKuril, ii. 7Yiiliains. 77'j demanded by Messrs. Carr, of De Soto, and | Young—42.Brown, of Ascension, with the following re­sult:

Yeas: Abell, Adolphe, Antoine, Baker,Barker. Barffftt, Burrow, Belot, Bentley.Biekhatn. Blunt. Bowen, Brewster. Brous­sard, Brown, Bryan, Buchanan, Bucking­ham, Butler, Carr, Chachere, Cochran Crawford. Dsirt*, Darinsburg. Deiuas,Dew. , s. Ellis. Fauikner, Floyd. Foutelien,Gaddis. Gardner, Garstkamp. P. Harper,77'. Harper. Heuipstea.l, Hu-ton, Hymns,Johnson. Kearson, Kenner, Killen, Kinsella,La Salmiere, Laurent, H. Lott. J. B. IsOtt, yeas aud nays were called lor by Messrs.

Navs: Baker, Barker, Barrow. Btekhani, Broussard. Bryan. Bu-.-hanan. Butler. Chachere. Coeiiran. Darby, Davidson, Davis. Durio, E B :s , Floyd, Fouteliou, Gad­dis, Garstkaiup. Hymns. Jolmson. Kenner, Kiileu, Nins.-ila, Llambias, J. B. Lott, Lvneli, M.-ailows, Moneure, Mori :'. Ne.sou, Oplatck, Otto, Pond, Sehumacher. Stevens. Stiii-'nu. Tatman. Thompson, I E.77'illiams,.7Vorrail—-12.

Lost.Upon the adoption of tlie resolution the

Mahoney, Marie, Matthews, McCarty, Me Farland", Meadows, Moncure, Moore, Mor­phy, Morris, Murray, Ong, Oplatck, Otto, Overton, Pond, Quinn, Raby. Riley, Ring- gold, Sartain, Schumacher, Smith,_ Souer, Stamps. Stanton. Stevens. Stinson, 1'uips, Stanton, Stevens, Stinson,' Thompson, Toimoir'. Tureaud, Ullman, 7'er- rett. Wands, Washington, of Assumption. Washington, ot Concordia, 77Taters 77 liey- l.-ind. E. Williams, H. 77’illiams, 77’ilson, 77’orrall, Yorke, Y’oung—93.

Nays: Nelson—1.

Carr, of DeSoto, and 7Vheylanri. of Sabine, with the following result:

Yeas: Baker, Barker, Barrow, Bb-kLiam, Broussard, Bryan, Butler, Chachere, Cochran. Darby, Davidson, Durio, Ellis, Floyd, Fontelieu, Gardner, Hvams, Kenner, Kilien, Llambias, Meadows, Moneure. Nel­son, Pond, SehuiiRieher. Souer, Stevens, Stinson, Tatman, Thompson—30.

Navs: Abell, Adolphe, Antoine, Barrett, Bentley, Blunt, Bowen, Brewster, Brown,

To the Honor,.lieHouse Kc;,reseu::.:

Y'our CoiuiuPtee <• quarantine have La.House hill No. 1 entitled an . et To amend and re-enact an ac-: entitled ".it: to reg­ulate tbe oyster fisheries on tin- bays and coasts of ti’.e St.i’e of Louisiana." being act No. 18 of the regular session of 1>7<‘. and report the same back With the recommen­dation that it do pass.

All ef which is re sportful: v submitted.THOMAS D. 77'O'KRALL.

Chairman.New Orleans, February 15,1871.House bill No. 198. an act to amend and

re-enact an act entitled an act to regulate the oyster fisheries on the bays and coast of tbe Stat*.- of Louisiana, being net No. 18 of tbe regular session of 1870, report. .1 by tbe committee, passed its second reading, and was considered as engrossed.

The constitutional rule being suspended, tlifbill was put upon its third reading and filial passage, its title adopted, and it was ordered to be sent to tbe Senate for con­currence.

Mr. Ringgold, of Orleans, moved a recon­sideration of tlic vote whereby tbe bill was finally passed, and also moved to lay tbe motion to reconsider upen tbe table.

Carried.Mouse bill No. 65, an act to establish

hospital for small-pox and other contagious diseases, was-read.

The amendments recommended by the committee were adopted.

The bill as amended passed its second reading, and was considered as engrossed.

Under a suspension of the constitutional rule, it was road a third time by title, was finally passed, its title adopted, ami it was ordered to be sent to tlie Senate for con­currence.

Mr. Brewster, of < :uacl.i*:i, by permission, introduced House bill No. 208. an net t int erpolate tbe town of 77'innfiei.i, Louj iiuia, which was rr ad under a su«p< nsion of the rules.

The constitutional rule being suspended, the bill was put upon its sec. ml reading and considered as engrossed.

Under a further suspension ef the con stitutional rule tbe bill underw* lit its third reading and final passage, it? title adopted, and it was inleml to be sent to tbe Senate for concurrence.

By permission, Mr. Carr, of Orleans, in troduced House bill No. 267, au act making an appropriation for 'be relief of tin Orphans’ Home, situated on Seventh street, in the eity of New Orleans, which w as read under a suspension oi tbe rules.

The constitutional rule being suspended the bill was placed upon its second reading, and referred to the Committee on Public and Charitable Institutions.

MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.Tlie Secretary o f the Senate w as an­

nounced w ith the follow ing message:S e n a t e C h a m b e r ,

ary 21, 187L o f the

1 am instructed by the Senate to inform

i*JlU:*.K CERTAIN LOTS OF GKOl’NI*. with «• ifiiprovY inems t *11 ami appui twnai

situated in the suburb W'a>h;m;ton. Thud net of tins city, designated as numbers twenty - 177eat 7 three* and 17venty-tbur. ot square mini*

t '7 * nt v^'i^Lt. hounded by M. Avide, M. John ;itist. Feiieiaua and Clouet streets, which

h a\e the lollowinn dimensions: Numbersnty-t7vo ;tud t'veiity *thi« e m« asure each tliirty- leet trout on ( iou* t street, hv one lmiuli'ed and feet t« . • * i * ~ ai-I six lines in depth, and lot

number 17veiity-toi.r measures thirty feet front on xt. A7 .de street, by one hundred and twenty leet u depth, according to a plan of J. A. J’ueyo, ’ate • ivvevor. dated the twenty-tittii January. IHIl, loposited in the otl.« t* ol Joseph Cuvillier. notary jubli*- in tiiis eity.

Beiuj; the >ame prom rty juircliaseil by defemiant herein noin c . Kottmaiin. by act passed betdre

i ’oliu. a notary public in this eity. on the fourteenth day of March, 1867.

S*-i/.ed in the above suit.Terms—Cash ou the spot.

•sketch, the follow ini' ditnotis-ou*. to 7' itLots in mb«*is one to ei^ht. inclusive. ci-.

other and measure eac)i th irty teet one inch at six lines front on St. Avid** o; C’aihorne street, i one hundred and tw enty feet in depth, net we* parallel lines. Lot number one forms the corn* of lb sire street, and lot number corner of Elmira street. Lots nun tifte*n. inclusive, adjoin each other, and mens • thirty-one feet nevei mehes and tw o lines front on Elmira street, by one bundled and iwen'.y leet sever, inches in depth. betw**cn paivCe’ !:u* s. Lot number lift ecu forms tbe corner ot Prosper street.

Aud lots numbers sixteen to twenty-two inclu­sive adji b. each other and measure each t! ii" 7 -*u •* leet seven iuelies ami txv*» tines front c»n Lea-re street, by one hundred anti txvcntv tV et -i inches i;i rh*pth. het 77e*-r. ]»aialh-l lilies, 1"’ i ul. t si\te«*n forming the c«*rn* r of Prosper street.

Together w it'll all the impniveineuts on all of t i e said lots of ground, aud all the rights. 7va>>. ] n \ i- le^cs. ser\ i’.ud* s ai.d advantages th* r**unto ;»* « i.jC* i n o r iu any 77ist* appertaining, without *• •.< e] or reservation.

Seized in the above suit.Terms—One-Third cash, and the hah.nee at - x

and tw elve months credit, in notes s«-« ;n <u 1 y sj * - eial r.ioi t^a^e on the T»ronertv s«Hd. and i-uu eifiiil per cent interest pel annum from dat** of >a e until p.ud.

C. S. SAUVINET.She rift* of the Parish of Oilcans.

fej.l 11.1:10 apl

f. 2.1 inhT 2CSAUVINET.

Sheriff of tlie Parish of One;

parish e f Orleans, Nos

By v ir t u e o f t w oei

streets; square number forty,comprised bet w* Anthony. Bagatelle, Pleasure ami Humanity si Miliar*- number lifty-four, eoni[>rised bel Baj;a telle, and squat

H iir lln Move v s . J u le s B e n n i i t le z —F o u r thDistrict l imit lm tlic I’urisb ol Orleans, No.

BY "VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF »E R I FACIAS to me ilir.-.-t.-.l bv tin-Honorable tbe F'ourtn

District Court tor the parisli of Orleans, in tbe above entitled cause, I will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc­tioneers* Frieliange. Koval street, anil Customhouse streets, in tbe S this eitv, on .MONDAY. March 27, 11171, at twelve o’clock M., tbe following described prop- eitv , to wit—

L FIVE SQUARES OK GROUND, situated, lying and being at (ieut.illy, iu this parish of Orleans, making part »»f the property latelv belonging to Uoyvc k. Mart in, designate d by the* numhers twenty- six. thfrtv-nine. forty, titty-four and sixty-seven, on a plan drawu by A. S. Phelps, late aurveyor. in March, U!45. anel deposite d in the cetlice of if. B. Cenas, Lite a notary public iu this city.

Square number twenty-tux being «ompiiw*d he- tw«-eii Union, Bagatelle, Ple-asure and Richelieu streets; square nundirr thirty-nine, emuprised he-

Union, Bagate lle*, Pleasure and Humanity 1 St.

streets;lifty-four, enrn prised between

Uuiem. Humanity anel Pleasure streets; immher bixty-se\*<*n, eomprised be- Anthouy, Bagatelle, Treasures anel

Bie-ufaits streetb.Tm* whole* as per said plan.Being the* same* proj*orty ae«iuireel by defendant,

as follows: Sejuai'es numbers twenty-six. thirty-nine, titty-four anel Mxty-seven. hy pun hase lie* made tlu reot from the* syndic of the <*reelitora of Tiiomas Baru tt, per two acts passe d before saiel late Notary II. B. Cenas, elate d, res|)e*etively, June l.r«, 1843, anel January 17, 1853; ami se|iiaie nurnhe r forty, by pure-base* lie* made- thereof from Joseph Lombard, per aet passed before* Octave de Armas, uotar\ pulnie in this e itv, on Dee-euiber 22. 18.r>5.

2. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situate-d. lving anel being in the Third Distric t of this eity. designated as number one hundred anel t went y-one. bounded by Law, Hope. Bagatelle anel Union streets.

Being tlie* same property acquired by the defend­ant at a public "ale* made thereof on November 29. 18.VJ, by Louis Pe»7\er, then constable of tlie Fifth Justice* Court for the parish e»t' Orleans, number tive Lund red anel ninety-four of the docket of said court.

Seize d in the- above Bint.Terms—Cash on the spe>t.

C. S. SAUVINET.fe 2 ’inh-r> 26 She riff of the Parish of Orleans.

A ly r t ile ( i m ic r l le v» W illiu in \N liittie lde t al. (Thomas Dunne)—Fourth Distfie t Court ten th** iiarisb of Orleans, Ne>. 24.2.'»1.

B Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO me* directeel by The Honorable the Fourth Dis­

trict Ue>urt lbr 11m Parish of Orleans, in the* above entitled cause, I will proceed to sell at public auc­tion, at the* Merchants aud Auctioneers’ Exe liange, Koval street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, in tlie Second District of this eitv on SATURDAY, March lit, 1871,at twelve o’clock M. thelolleiwing ele-se riheel property, tej \\it--

A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with Hi’ *>»■ 1jiii1iIiu£s and iin]ir<m-nirut8tlii-r.-im, ri”lit.s, W AV'S s.-i ' it mil s, jirivil.-ges and udvaiitas.-s tlu-ie- 1111,0 iM-loiia»U!f, or in any wist- aiqii-rtainius, sitn-

in Mibnili St. Mary. First Dirtrirt of this oily, m tin- square lmumlvii liy St. Jos.-j.li, Julia. Maau- zuir and Foneln-r streets, wliicb Haul lot of jiloonil measures, more or less, tliirtv-.ine feet seven inches ami ten lm.-s trout on S t. Ji'isejih street, by sixty- three feet eleven iuelies anil three lines iu dejitii, between jiarallel lines. Amerieau uieasure, aeeord- ■» S to a jilan drawn bv H. Moelbauseu, late sur­veyor. dated ninth of November, Di4li. deposited lor reference iu the otiiee of D. I. Ricardo, late a notary public iu this eity.

Being tlic same property which the defendant Dunne acquired by purchase from William Whit- li.1.1 by aet before. William J. Castell, a notary public iu this eity. ou tlie second of No

Seized in tbe above suit.

C. 8. SAUVINET.f of the Parish of Orlean

: i . \ \ . T. Mali A: < o. y«. K. Eii-hf-Ihei»ter;Fifth D striet Court lor ;:-e

179H and 1J15.WRITS OF FIERI FA

eias to me directed b v tiie Honorable :i.e Fifth D'.sti i t t'or.rt for the J'arisl: (.1 Orleans in the above entitled causes. I will juoeeed to seL at : lie auction, at t):e Merehaiits ami Auetioneeri-' Ex-

yal street, between . anal and Om-T. ui- streets, in the Second District of this ‘ tv,

on MONDAY, March 27, 11171, at tw elve o'clock >i., tlie loliowmtt ih-scribed jirojiertv. to wit—

!. A ("F.11TAIN FIE.YE OF GROUND, situated in the suburb Wasliinsrton. in tin* Third District of tiiis city, in tlie square bounded by Clouet. Monte- put, ('taps and Love streets, said lot of ground to

ommeuce at a distance of sixty-three feet eleven iuelies anil three lines from the corner of Love aud Clouet streets, and measures, in American measure, twenty-five feet front on Clouet street,by two hun­dred and t weiitv-jieven feet nine inches and three lines in depth, between parallel lines.

Derhnni|i« vs- I*. It. Fouke. Ad.mlnistmtor of the succession of Josephine A Burou.—5--ve th District Court lor.’.i.e parish ot Orleans, No. 8449.

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SAL!!o me directed by tlie Honorable the Sevej.tt

I’-.strict Court for tlie parish of Orleans, u the aiKive entitled cause, G will proceed to sd n: public auction, at tbe Merchants art.A n pioneers" Exchange, Royal street, betweet Canal and Customhouse streets, iu the v s and I’’.strict of th is city, on FRIDAY. Marti

. 11-71. at tw elve o'clock M.. the loilow-jj d. S--I -lied propel*.v, to w it—

A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated, Irhs SI.U b« .L-d In the Second District of this eitv. In tis S', are hounded liy Camndelet walk, VliLiUorw, I** : t :giiy iiiiil St. Peter streets, m sjgiii.tt d i v the l uiuiw r* ti.irty-four. ou a plan <lra\w. i y L. Pilie, '.ate feurvevor, and «le)K>»iteu in the otiiee »; D. L .M < ;. v. lute a. notary publie in this n ty . n*f; t:rirg twe-iity-tive leet, one inch ;iml tive iix*—s» Irqnta ( i.n i de!* t w;:!k by ninety-three t**et. two iL(he» ai.d tive rea deep ou the side line towad ( home street, and ninety-three leet. two ii.ebt

tiv*- i:ues deep on the Hide line toward Dw- 1 *:irxiv street, al! more or lew , together 'with the u.;. a- and :nipro7 einents thereon. lights, 7ysti ai.d aovai:Tag« » thereunto behmging or any a}*pwtr.aiing.

Being the same property which the .ato .!(•>. j : .: .e A. Baron aequi*ed by pure ha.*>e from the stieceH.-ion of John S Baron. p«*r a<-t ]»assed l elor» WJ. aiu J. Caste'.!! a notary public in this • ':*v,us- d»*r e..t** i tiie tw elltli day ot De« enJ.« r, 1L59.

Se . ec .n the above suit.

\ S. SAUVINET, Shenif of the Parish of Or.e&:

71 f-IJ> i

.Joseph Leblnnr vn. Mrw. 1 hrlstine HopflL* ;Chri*tiue (Heseke. wido7v «*t FraLfibiB Sta-

b«-i :ii .eh)—Seventh Difttriet Court tor the parish ol O: leans. No. 8499.Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND Sill

me directed by the Honorable ! e Seven ti 1 < * . rt for the parish of Oi leans, in theabove « r.t.tled ca se. I will pr<u eeil to s* latpnbcc a ict.on, .*: tlie Merchants and Am-tioneeiv lx- ehaugo. Ktr.iil stre**t. between Canal and C

streets, in th** Serond District of lids TUESDAY. >!..n h 21. 1871. at twelve o'clock1 *}, n .]«-77 itig «i»—**ribed pro]H*rtv. t*» wit—

A . E! I A i > LOT OF GROUND sitmited Ic tta Third District oi this city, in the squa by Lahai]■■•*. i cdumbuH. Villen* ai.d s:ita *s. s;rd lot having. American measure, thirty- t:v<* feet tine** and tour-eighths inches front cn Li.V:Mpe thirtv-one feet eleven and GZ-. gi.tbV ia hes u: width in tin* rear, bv a %})Aet f.-.e ii .iu ’.red and live teet and three-»*igh.tlis of ia

. - •• bide toward Villere street, r.t-d d . *v :»* t live and four-eighths of a .ineonthe

o* er Side.’."he whole according to a plan dr.-A-n by LH.

• e. - a'vey«T. on the nineteenth <‘t Marcn, 1855, a n . d* p< >.:* . ..a jiian No 8 iu the oftice of PauiE. TL- nid. thei: a notary public of this city, together \v * . aL *. ::** b.aldiugs and improvements thereon.

B» . g the Siime property purchased by dtieid- aut L* re'ii from Ba/ h* Laplace, of tins eit)'. asap* p. ;.*s !■*•' ai net ] assed on tbs* eighteenth davot .h.t '.ir.i v. 1857. before Ouesipliore Drouet. a liotarj P bh..- u Ibis city.

Se zed ii the a Dove suit.7t i mb—Cash on tbe spot.

C. S. SAUVINET.f«d-- r ! 7 21 Sheriff of the parisli ol Oi a!arJ._

TS OF GROUND, bounded by C.iovct, mpart). Louisa and Craps (or Bitr- rtb, designated by the numbers

O LOTS OF Love (or ID indy) «two, three, four, nve and six plan deposited in the office of Octave de Armas, notary public in this c itf , on first Decernl* r, )!'6a. and lueasuring each thirty feet front oil Clouet street, by one liumired and thirty-tive r» et lit** inches aud three linen in depth between parallel lines.

The property firstly described is the frame ac­quired by tiie defendant by purchase h»* trade thereof at a public sale made by the Sheriff of tl e parish of Orleans on the fifth of December. Hen, in the matter of the succession of Lydia Robinson, de­ceased, wife of John McLean, at the suit of Henry Bittersagainst John Me Lean. No. 29..'if 4 of the d*»*4et of the late Second District Court of New Oileans.

Seized iu tlie above suits.Terms—Cash ou the spot.

C. S. SAUVINET.f<-28 mh5 25 Sheriff of the Parisli of Orleans.

of'M arie F. Alaruiontel, Fieriivor of Josephine Raoux.

' ’ r S R

G. Ilastill.m vs. Arthur Uejun mill P ierreD.-j»n, eubrojiated—Seventh District CV.ir: U r tin- jiavi.sli nt Orb-aus. No. 8991.

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS aaaiust Arthur Dcjan. to me directed bv :i.e

Homii-alde tlie Seventh ilintrii t Court for tlie pane’i of Orleans, in the above entitled cause. I wii) inn eeeil to sell at jiulihi- auction oii .MONDAY March fi, 1871, at half i>ast- to.tr o'oltl-k !'. M.. on the j.remises situate on Daupliim- si ect. between F,:r- rucks M il! Ksiilauade streets, iu tbe Second ! .s-.rivt of tiiis e it\ —

A LOT OF EMPTY BOTTLES.S.-|Z."<1 in tlie above su.t.Terms—Cash .on tbe spot.

C. S SAUVINET.feJJ 26 mJi.Y Sheriff of the Parish of Orleacs.

77 111 in in J l i l l c r v s . .Andrew' S e lim it ' n!i:i>.Aildreas Selimitt)—Filth District Court fei , e l'urish of Orle.,ns. No. 2181.

BY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO me directed by the lloimrabie the F:::ii

I'istl et CourT for the .parish of Orleans, in :.;e alnive entitled cause. I w.i! proceed To s.-il;.t pu:-. e anvtiou, at tlie Mereliaii.s' and Aueti.inie:s' Ex. ciailiye, Koval street, he: wet-u t'anai and ( i.strui!- hoiise st le e : s, ir. 1 lie Sen mil District ot t i; is ■ i * v . on MONDAY. March 1.5. :: 71. at tw elve o'clock' Ai.. tiie follow my described propertv. to w it—

FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sitmi-e. iv- i no aud beitiy in in - Ft cut h District of tills i - c \ , i u tlie square designated by the numiier i: t• ,-1:. onapian drawn li> L. H Sara:, eitv sur\i-.\ or. ilepes- ited in the otiiee of K. Ibumy. notary piildie in ti, s i-.ty. Whieii square is lioanned liy Solis or Iu - is*. Philip, First and Manns, 1 street's. Said lots are designated I v the inmleers one, two, three a:.d lour oh a private sketch annexed to ai: ;n-t pas-- d hefore W. Joseph Canted, a nolur.v puh’ie iu thin eity. on the 1 wenty-seeiind July, lilfil, and m-a-- lire, a.-cording to said sketch, twentv-e.yiit four inches and four lines each flout ou P h ii street by a depth. Iietwi en |iar:illel lines, oi u.a. t\- one feet eight im in s: sa d lot number one tnrniii.e the corner o f Philip ai.d Solis streets. Toy. tie r with tin huildint;s tmd improvements thereon, wavs, privileyes, advantages thereunto hekiii1 or in anyw ise appertaining.

The property above described hehmys to said Selimitt, defendant herein, ior hnviny aeq ;:r.d tlie same in tlie nianner folbiwin", to wi;—

Lots numbers one and tw o by pitreliasi- he made thereof from lleudefson 4: llayau, as per aet passed before file above named Castell, uotarv on the tweuty-seeoud day of Julv. 1861; and tlie bits numbers three and four acquired also bv purchase he made thereof from Stephen Ikimerret. o f this city, liy an act before tlie same notary, ou the twelfth day ot Marc h. 1862.

Srizecl iu the* above »uit.Terms—Cush on the H]>ot.

C. S. SAUVINET, Sheriff of the i’tkrish ol Orleans.fe9 20nfhl2

Facias in favor Francois Nonvet, subrogated . nre—-Second Distriet Court lor tl.e ] t-1rieaus. No. I0.(K)7.

A. Arbogafrtc va. F. Jure—Sixth District Court iff the i-iir.sh of Orleans, No. 10.116.

BY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS to u.e (Lieeted by the Honorable tl.e s:.i(l I****

triet Courts tor the pariah of Orleans, in the above entitled causes. I 77iil proceed to sell at piibr.c auc* tion. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Koval street, between Canal and Castotnbocie sti* ets. in the Second District of tins city, cn sAr URDAY. Kehruiiry 25. 1871. at twelve o’clock, ». the following described projKTtv. to wit—

A LOT OF GROUND, together with all gj hit:'.dings and improvements thereon, aud a.. t« riglits. privileges, servitudes and appurtenance* t hi rev.nio belonging and appertaining, situateuj the Tl.ird District of the city of New Oneani.il tiiat portion thereof lately known as tA asang-M suburb, on Levee street, between 8t. reru:a» and Mor.tegut str» ets and designated by raimlp ti.ree. on a p.an made by L. J. Bilie and J- Coir luai.v. late s .’.rveyois. on the se vent eelit U of ri®' mara . i8J4, and annexed for ivteiem e to aa pxssed en the first of March, 1«». .hefote Felix* Armas, then a not measuring tw enty eighths ot an inch in troutone liuudred feet in depth. , .

To-, th .-i. aiso, with ninety shares new rvi.r.«* to «jghty-f«mr. in the capital stock < J tL»* oc zer.s' I:.mk of Louisiana, secured by mortgr.^e said property. , . , ,

Ue j g the same property which was pr.rcT.a««, hv dt tend ant herein lrom Dierre Passibon. f*] ;>fred before CTiarles Boudousquie. late a Eota v./oLc :n this city, on the twenty-sixth day oi aarv, 1848. . .

Ti.e bu"tdingB and improvements coiapi-sc three-story brick house. No. 126 Peters Street.

Seized it: the above suits.T* nr.6—'Th.e purchaser to assume the parnie

a frtoek to te for the sum of six 1: xUUiHl ti:.itv dollars (4*t>::0), in favor of tlie (\t::-.eus batf ot Lo-. isir.nti. jie.valile ou th e first ot Mat; t'Xit: or n new able, accnnline to tbe teimsot .a ihnrtei ol said bunk, and tbe balance ol the ph"v f i.e .....cation cash ou the spot.

C. S. SAUVINET,i.,24 f. 5 25 Sheriff of the parish of OtteM*

Alaretl, ut*mic r e w -tiny public ill tiiis city, saifi * v-tiirce feet tive inches and :**

Levee street.

irenzo t urbo vs. iUount Olive Bnprijj( i. tell of New Orleans—F.iurtli Dis.nct U04>

ish of Orleans, No. 24:304.I OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACL6 •teil by tlie lionqtahle the Kour.lt-,v*

tlie parish of Orleans, in to- 1™. 1 wiii pri.eeed to sell, at puV-C®*

ExcLac?

for tlie parish of Orleans, No. 24.384.

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FAG* to me dM'eeteil by the honorable tlie Fot-.r-h^

tr.i-i fn'.irt for ♦ utit.fd cans**,

*Lc Merchants aud Am*tic»ne«*i Keyg1 street, l«*t7veen Canal aud < streets. In th.e Second District of this 11 -V v SATURDAY. March 11,1871, at twelve oc.oek*:l * f".lowing ilescrihed ]>rojK*rtv, to w .t-

<‘NE LOT OF GROUND, with all the th en on. b t.iatcd in the : ': *■ Si.-.:h District of Ncy her twenty-two. which is hounded Marengo. Maga:*ilesiguated by the number three lu.'.iLrd J. C .. and annexed to an act t t O C. i, p.'.bh* d before James l>. Augustin, notary p • t! - * tv of New Orleaus. on the twenty-se* «::u ,of M;a. h. 1869. Said lot number three - twentv nine feet front «m M in*ngo >tre| . . dej>tii of one hundred and tw enty teet. !,y- pr.i:i V: ..lies. Being the same propertv • ...:ov said deh inlant l*> purchase f»oni Ci av.t s^ ‘ ^iiigton. per act passed before Wi.uain ; i.e-*i:rv. dated tlie tvveuty-tirst <*t St plcr *

s* izeu in the above suit, l e i ms—Cash on the spot.

e7 22 mill 1C. S SJ

Sheriff* of th.e Parish ot Or ♦

F! oraneeSiXtii Di

l ' l i s t e r v s . T lio n m s \Vti!*h-listriet Court for the p.irisi: ot A'

No. 2231. ,

B y v ir tu e o f a w r it o f fieri j-a:o me directed liy tlie Ilouoralile the.

Distr.vt I'ourt fo r tlie parish of Orleans. : nbove entitled cause, I will proceed to sc.lm I_j l.e aiu-t loti, by couseut of part :*-s thereiu iiitct-'jjl a: niv wiireliiiuse. No. 74 St. Ann street, Secutiu trie! ot tills eit>. on TUESDAY, February 28. h ‘*;f live o i-ioek P. M., the I'ollowiUj; described )

"t jIK CONTENTS OF A COFFRK-HOUSE — , th e fariiiture ami movable, effects theiGJI , tallied, situate No. 518 Camp street, i u ' ' * ! ° llj District of th is city, as per inventory's’" '11 1 be seen iu my office.

Seized in the above suit.Terms—Cash ou the spot. —-

C. S. SAUVINET. feJ4 17 24 28 Sheriff o f .b e parish of < '