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sales Mt the Stock Exchange.
Second Board
State of Trade.

Among the regular merchants there indca-
tons of that improvement in business which must nevita
bly, out of low prices and the abundance of money
in spite of all the dscredt which overakes paper secu
ties sye the receipts of produce light but are on
the increase, and will doubtless swell to
tent when the harvests
.4shes-Fair sales pots at $50; pearls 575a5s75 The
stock of the former bbls of the latter ll4 bbls
Beeswar-Sales yellow 294 80.
Metas-Engish and Scotch pig iron S24 25; pig lead,
81 a 81 cents.
Prorisions-sales prime pork, So 81 81 mess, 1874
as; lard, 81 az.
Reels heavy sales at ~ 2,75, being decline
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EXPERIENCE

EOR FOUR YEARS has fully tested the extraordinary vr
i tues Of DR. ShERMAN's INDICATED LozsN-
sarsiaclien 70 sll who have used them.
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN,
Lawye froiessors, rich and poor high .nd lowin fact
neay ahe whole American people, have given them Their
every part OF the ksown world.
us hunter Smith R'gep Wander pool, Scott, and four
shesas Lozenges, daily, in their practice Shermans Me
seated ozsnges sold by the ounce but always
ooSes with his same attached The Doctor being educated
aud experienced physician and aber Of the Medical So
ciely OF the city New York. gives his prepa
ratioss that no others enjoy
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma Tgatness Of the Chest, Whoopmg Cough Cough
tending Measles and all affections If the Lungs immed
ately renewed by Shsmsns Cough Lozsnges They entirely
cure all recent few hours often the alarm
ing cases OF Consumpton Yield BY magic TO their happy
been gwen up as incurable.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
without their ever being suspected Children
am adults oiton suffer much from them when box of Sher
mans Worm Lozcnges would give them immediate relief
Hundreds 81 instances have 10 knowledg- where
Physicians trying their skill vain aud resorting last
the only nope TO Semans Worm Lokenges which have
stored them 70 health and happiness How often have moth
ers called at the warehouse and poured forth their thanks and
blessings Tor the restoration OF then dear beloved spring,
Never before has perfect remedy been discovered for tbs
tire eradicaion OF all kinds of worms.
HEADACHE PALPITATION,
Lowness OF Spirits Fatigue Painting DesI ondsn Nervous
DISEASES generally, and Sea Sickness all subject the
curative properties OF Shemsn Camphor Lozenges They
severe eadaehes Sc In fact they ope
rate like chm and should without them,
as they are nibe in sickness Persons subject fa-
gue OF attending crowded parties, will find them relieve
Waehouse JOG Nassau street Agen s-Church's 1888 Bow
cry; Sands n East Broadway. and Chsmbe.s and
Broadway; codngon 2 Hudson Rashon and Aspinwalls
Boston, and Ledger Buildings Phlsdelphia. aulGr
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Cattle Market.

There has been some inactivity in the cattle market
this week. The receipts and sales show alttle difference
in favor of the former.
Altold there eight hundred beeves two thousand
sheep and lambs, ortyfve and calves, and
swine.'
If any thing, beeves lower-prces ranged from ST.
80 to hundred weight Sheep etched from 81
81 lambs from 81 so to S275 and and calves from
$40 to S3s each
The quality of the cattle was fair to middling~
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90 so MANY Owe THEIR SANCTION TO THE
Of Dr. shermans Lozenges that TO doubt their efficacy
would be ridiculous Whoever has spent hour at his
office, 100 Nassau street and the enormous business
lH is doing and hear the repeated praises offered him
by those who have been cured by his lozenges would
think there nothing in the world like them-neither
Is there for head aches, palpation lowness OF spirits
sea sickness couges colds dysentsry daha and fever
and ague Those suffering from either complaint should
go at once to the Doctors oce and get box of Lozen-
ges and If they 10 not cure them nothing will
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Died.

On the 18th inst SARAH ANN infant daughter of John
and Catharine Conroy, aged months.
The friends OF Mr. Conroy. with those Of his brothers.
Michael and William, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral which takes place this afternoon from his
residence So John street, at o'clock.
On the 18th instant ELIZABETH c., wife of j. S. Red
field in the 10Th year Of her age.
On the 18th inst Miss HANNAH LYON, aged 10 years
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Herald Bulletin OF Nexvs..

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the northwest
corner of Fulton and Nassau On the arrival of the
morning mails at eight o'clock A. M--and also of the
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board, at this Let every wayarer stop
aud read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the Office
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Marine Pavilion.

RocxAwAY, Sd August ls42.
90 FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place. by addressing the SUBJ
scriber at McCoun Clark's, So Wall street.
az lot HIRAM CRANSTON
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MEDICAL AID.

Dr. Gregory takes this opportunity remark that he is
frequently applied TO under eirc9msnce, indicating some
only occasionally Such this frequently to be
attended with structure of this fact we'll the of
structure the patient had no dea notw outstanding the symptom
have existed long me and structure had been pro-
several months. such these that DR..
CORY has been successful degree hitherto unhear Of n
making this assertion, may lead ask why should
Dr. c. accomplish readily that which others have failed dot
The that having had the advantage of extend
ed he has had opportunities seldom enjoyed nye
gate the of which these symptoms the effects and
before used and besides this he has variety ST
for the treatment of structure than be found
other cole cton embracing 90 different species humble
ing valuable instruments including all the old and
many new and original inventions.
Dr. q. has published little book private complaints
which he sells for 80 at his residence also be had
of the Mesrs Sands, Fulton
Broadway Chambers street. and at Church Dspensary
1879 Bowery, of Spring st.
Dr. Gegorys residence a drug storeit is private
house. and amply provided with eperate for
He be found home during the whole of the
and evening aui6 Ter
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u. 8. SHIP NORTH CAROLINA,


o. THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL,
in session board this ship, hereby order all the
witnesses in the to be investigated and the accused
to be punctua in their attendance daily at 10 o'clock
Sundays excepted. boat will be in waiting at the Bat.
terry bridge, at half past 9 A. M daily.
CHI. H. WINDER Judge Advocate
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Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.

NEW ORlEANs-Brig Gibraltar2l0 hhds sugar Barnwel
Ia do 40 bhls moasses ID Hart.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Damascus-ll5 bales cotton Bogar
Hneeland-5l tee rice Faber & Berwerh-l< bales cotton
Bronson -l5c do $50 lcs hf do rice TO order.
CHARLEsToN-Brg Zotof-2 hhds l02 bxs sugar Durham
Mooe-1o0 hhd do Croker, Sill Warenl0 hhds sc boxes
do X Hogan tierce do Minun co93 boxes candles
Order.
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United States Ports.
PORTLAND, Aug BAR Emeline, Philadelphia.

NOTICE-In pursuance of the recommendation Of the Ty-
IN Ter General Committee, the Electors Of the Second Ward
requested to Jones' Second Ward Hotel this Tues
day. the 18th instr Tor the purpose OF selecting five
persons represent this Ward in said Committee
au I6 tick
THE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET PETER V.
Hustled, Merchant Tailor No. Chatham square, cor
OF Chatham street, conues TO make Clothing 10 order
the style 10 cheaper than the cheapest cash
tailor in the CITY, good fit warranted and hereafter dis
appointment. aul6 1m'r
WE WOULD direct the attention Of readers the
w Rheumatic Eadcsting Jiniment, invaluable article.
see advertis, ment In another column Of this paper
TO MY FRIENDS AND THE -PuBLIC.-BsiTg con-
TRANSACTION in which have been made play conspicuous
part thereby request a who really wei wishers TO
aud acguautadces, zach OF whom advise to different
doubess with the best tves) peexes that
degree th nd npossiee 70 afteuison To- my "
the Instance Of those ubscguaned with .al proceedings
myself innocent Of the arge have been perverted 81
my prosecutors into eyiden against me. consequrEy
have placed The whole affair in the hanas OF eminent
counsel whose advice shall strictly follow aud who will
the proper time bring forward such lrn VIII full ~ b
lish my innocence PLTFR " Hustled.
aul6 ltfr
C1IiAMBERs' EDINBURGH JOu ENAL,-The s1ib.cri-
" Der having made arrange mens WIN tbs Eng's .uis-
OF the above work spepsred deliver purchasers the
volumes from 1882 the present perod eit nube
bound and also the weekly numbers ~ the present wear to the
arriva o subscription ), ~ aunu forward
ed b, mail or delivered in any part o the c'tv.
Office of the Chambcrs' Edin Jc.rnsi and the Family
Commentary Of the Holy Bi0i,-i3 Mass "a H.; .,,
au6 eod3ttr A HJS. 40 nv.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be exhibited a the Stuyye-
SAINT Institute 6,7 Broadway fiom 10 to u O'clock A. NJ
aud from till o'clock ~ the evening commencng on
lately introduced from Europe plays the most brilliant
and fDtasas Finer correctly harmonzed mu
never be heard The plcndor well as the beauty
the curiosity and admiration Of amateurs ofr's'"'
Abundance % cents.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall favor il CAPTAINS Of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Bassctt OF
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
board them Immediately their arrival. We will recipocate
the favor a
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o. INTERESTING TO LADIES.-The preserva-
ton Of the complexion from the burning pernicous
fuence of the solar beam, for ages desderatum
Science Half century back ladies suffered
y from the effects produced by excessive heat The rapid
progress of science has happily brought to light dis
coyery OF the highest importance to the Female fashion
able world We allude to RowLANDs celebrated
KALvDon--the auxiliary, friend guardian and pro.
tector of female beauty In promenadng, and aquatic
parties, our lovely country shielded by Row
lands Kalydor from injury and their compilations
main as seductvely charming and blooming the most
ford writer could portray and for which theyare renown-
ed throughout the world. 3 lll6l9
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Passenger sailed.
Foreign Importationz.

LEnaPooL-Paeket SHE Virginian--als Foxal Washing,
Honby w Metcalf. England
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MONEY MARKET.

The sales at the Stock Board small this morning.
and the Of the market unaltered
Indiana So fell Il Ohio 6l; Delaware and Hudson z;
farmers Loan rose I per cent; Long Island, I.
This has been packet day for the steamer which sails
tomorrow. The supplies of bills have been moderate
and the rates firm, but the remitances by this
packet not large Private houses mostly RENTED by
the Great Western she being the avore boat and there
is some disposition this to close business 60
the country The short supply of bills has checked the
movements of the banks until they get plenty The
rates are as follows -
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To NORTHUMBERLAND Abroad

Our correspondents foreign respectfully requested
to send by vessel all the Intelligence they
obtain Nautical information of any kind from any
siding at home abroad will be thankfully received
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Of printing, such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions, is open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer
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Ci.ared.
aSn hosna Sss SSos & G En
lsron, Portland Me. + g Thuston Co.-schr Baltimore,
Ship sS4,hsmsr Palmer from Liverpool, July 49, with
ship Reckinshaw, Peuh,low from Liverpool July with
. So Ion passed shp HsSdrisE Hudson Morgan hence
f'iE ishTs SWAP Of and Sultan Gf Wsles
s9 e% H;s . poke Ss 2 sa's St 'S.
S % Co DAYS sasG T H CO.. w S' s VIII VIII
Ps Da%ca; Chase. 10 day. from Charleston with cotton
Brig zotod Cross days from Charleston with sugar. &C.
to master.
One brig. unknown.
Packet ship vginian, Allen for Liverpool with 200 steeage
passengers.
General Record.
ws sS o N %y Lei @ n A iSs and an as.;s
days: pSi%f 1's $,s a%
rebuilt II Rogue several new epssW
Passed ST Helena July ID inst q S. lon g.
10, spoke brig Commerce. of Boston, for Porto Rico
spoken.
ozennsspns from Amsterdam for City Point Va. 30 day,
Henrietta gn Wilson, Of New York Aug D. lat 30 40 NJ lon 60
low.
Foreign Ports.
QuEBEc, Aug 9-Arr Leander, NYork 10th, w G. Anderson
Aberdeeni Huron, Liverpool; iih, Acyone, do Farella
WateTlord Gid lOh Safeguard Lverpool; Niger, Sunde
Britannia, LlveToo Margaret Bafour Belfast Superior
Petertead.
MONTREAL, Aug PAR Royal BRIDE, Dundee
AREcBo PR July 2s-ln port, Susan, OF ,ltimoe,
ders, the only American.
United States Ports.
Avg I Bay ;55 EIsne S HG,adepha
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 15-An Turk, Boston, Ferdinand, Bre-
Caroline Ponce; Chas Richmond Newpor Red Jacket
NYork New jersey, Albany; Splendid Saybrook; Anhra-
cite Hartford Below John Odln Palm and Richard Rush.
Cid Seaman Pemambnco and mkt Oswego Jane Yates, and
scituate, Boston; Tomlin Newark NJ; Nous, Wareham
Arr ~ the Schuylkll Dirigo Lubec; Banner NYor Copy,
Long Island
NoRFoLK Aug PAR Casco Esstport put in for orders
In Hampton Roads Rob Roy from James River for London;
II Douglas do for Rio de Janeno Arr ii.h Magnet Aeci
BIO; Exo Thomason. Sid from Hampton Roads Calao for
Glasgow Put back Hampton Roads Byron account of
the unsettled state Of the weather.
CHARLrsToN, Aug PAR Merchant, Mstanzss.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug G-Cld Vile de Paris, Cowes and
mht Orleans, Columbia aud Iowa New York. Arr Marcia
Cleaves, Boston.
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The Neyv York Is

The New York Lancet.
90 few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication
offce-Price 50.
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=. II moor SETS IL 30
sim G - HIGH w ,rEa... 20
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AMUSEMEN is.

nMOOEMEN is.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,
1he Gorgeous Comic Pautonlifne OF
THE NIGHT OWL,
COMPANY is brought action : p,shdyA see,sd
, HGfIssTf&ss sTi s'' SFrR GGi1RsArlox.
THIS LVENiNG hngost 9th the performance commence
A GRAM ovTEftGURaE.
THE TIGHT ROPE.
r., F i. RS. P f, THE II T iP EoPF,
,, M q %f l1. viii ssa sss s +
men,s IL The Grand ssoon
A POPULAR aUGL a ISV ovERTURE
After winch, lth time will be Produced magnificent Comic
MAz ~ slI '5 g THE 2' Sidnr 9wb
S Ms1alis B hs Msl o" jerome NT &sl k,,s
ss% sasia. 9 fsS5isI R HsysI
Bahs%sm. -, Mons p,u,ergne
z" S %Fi c ciSs'f slave. Mss w ReHI'e'''e
TO conclude with Mxzt f Nj Magnificent Palace of
THE r n SSPs e fIg'' MTs Tth
cOmp,nes Ti ss sSYes%y Informs The public hS, il
msd Will be gwen s'i9 alter the SsI
s%@ Mrs. FANNY Fl FfTZwlLLAM; and Mr.. BUCK
Aeung Manager, Mr. chirpendAle
Mus Musical Leader aud Director Mr. r. woolr.
Doors open at seven O'Clock. Entertainments to eonmepcs
vAUxHALL GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, August l6lb-To commence at O'Clock
OR, RUNWAY MdTcHEs.
Jenkins, Mr. Burton Lord Lovewen Mr. Hall
pE m,jv 's' h"uef' NJ. BriAiny
Fa,onte Song" Boy, Kilkenny by M M iS,s
After which an inte miss.en OF hs.f an hour
wAN IS sfpfSSe H TS IF
M i% ciam bs srSg f' fw, ede Nj M1'
julia, Miss somerl
Mrs Crnkum, Mrs Jackson
CORNER @ OF BR0ADWAY AND ANN sTRl EFT,
IN Niii EEAtsEE"' N NMfAtfif
For One Week W40 oSbas 4 4E GREATdoS m r
Eaersd BY ths immense bestowed uron this
spare 70 eyeons in securing every oainable novelty, the
harry made arrsnsee sa With ne a. prone ~ &
greatest curiosity IN i ps. Weld ,, lhs
EIib,bited during the rast week Concert Han IN Broa'-
way whers HUNDREDS Of Naturalist; and Other scientific ,
expressed trir conviction Of the existence s ,ul
No Extra charge for Admission TO the Museum
Winehel The comic droilerst N eight elarac hc -
ing and 500 coo curiosiiies
AdmIanee to The whole 25 cents children half grc. aallr
HILLS NEW YORK MUsEuE
A T public Is respectfully inferred lha New
ensve alterations and improvements fnisfed Dc la
enilon OF the TO reopen on or aben the m Of u
the most magnificent and refined places of
iound IN the United States G. II HILL.
au2 1msr
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS OF entering into engage
mens with this Establishment for the ensuing season. viii
.r' ''' ,s,iI G TTssiMANo
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{ry- THE REAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Qy- THE REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CROWDS most Unprecedented crowd of visitors
thronged the American Museum the whole Of Yesterday
and last evening" the most of whom drawn thher by
the that Mr.. Griins Mermaid caught
the Fejee Islands, to be there Probably less
than four Ave thousand ladies and gentlemen visited
yesterday and including nauralists and scientific men,
the expression OF surprise and satisfaction universal
1t is decidedly the most wonderful curiosity ever
brought to this country and notwithstanding the liberal
manager pays thousand dollars for the privilege
hibng it one week, have doubt he will ten
times that amount during the week. Wnchell, Celeste
Rosae the GPsey Girl and hosts of curosties are here
all for 25 cents.
0J- CHATHAM THEATRE.-Thorne being deter
mined to render his theatre the elegant the Union
has postponed the reopening until Monday the odd inst
as the extensive Improvements that making will not
be completed before that time. drama of deep and
interest and for which
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PARSELLS 81 AGATE.

MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS,
AND SuSPENDERS, LINEN DIAPERS, &c.
THE suBSCklBERs, in addition to their former stock of
arrival from Paris and Lonlon supply Of the most rich and
fashionable Scars and Crayats Their Of sshona
be soetS Scars C1yats, ady made Linen Gloves
pender Hos ier, and all articles apperaning genemas
wardrobe are rich and varied They respectfully their
old patrons and Strangers visiting this city, call the
Establishment so long and yoby known and make their Sc
lections. PARSELLS x AGATE, PAL Broadway.
au6 lm.r between Park place and Murray ST.
goo REWARD.-Los!, supposed to have been drowned
yO on the Sd Instant IN the vicinity of Pier No. 10 East
Rvsr Lad about IS odc,n be easily Recognized by
having no thumb the loft handhsd the time check
shirt white psntaloons aud straw chip hat Any person
finding the body vii receive the above and the thanks
OF his friends, on application To
aul6 w. x j. II TAPSCOTT, 10 Peck slip.
ITO CAPiTALlSTS-A PARTNER WANTED.-The
Advtr.iser IS DESTROYS of disposng Of the half of
large and hourshng mandatory established than w
ty-fve years in the city Of New York.
Some additional cash capital wanted in order
the business and prosecute il TO more advantage.
ANY having about ten thousand dollars command
would find this opportunity for rarely be
with.
References will be made houses ofthe highest standing
the responsibility the advertiser and the
~ evidence afforded Ct tbs safety and oabsness of the ba
siness
Communications with real addressed Box 25i Up
Post Office New York, will receive immediate
and be considered strictly confidential. sul6 eod3-r
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CftnreN.
Ship Francons Jones. Portsmouth, MI. III Sse-Briys
Tinacria, (Scisn Logana Cadiz Pink L Hart; (enl
Naron Bliens, Baltimore, ,son THOMPSON; Eagle Full
leron, Portland Me- + @ Thurston Co.-Schr Baltimore,
Wogam, Petersburg.
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Total debt, March 4, 1871 S'N''s' soo oo
Debt OF District Columbia and old debt ,oo soo sow
RffefW1bfs Rat. ''''"''o"
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A MEXICAN THEATRE, Walnut street Phiader hs.-
Ladies and gentlemen desirous Of entering into
ments with this Establishment for the ensuing season. Will
please address their com,apncetsons (pos, psdl 10
CHARLOTTE J. CUSI ", or
a32wr +. A. MARSHALL, Lessee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07
UNITED STATES COURT.
Eastern District of Louisiana.
Taylor.
iEuuIP"ty 1HIVTt
VS..
BAILEY F. CLANCY.

Bailey F. Clancy. }
By virtue of an execution issued from the
honorable court aforementioned and directed
to the Marshal of the Eastern District OF
Louisiana. or his lawful deputy. | have seized
and will offer for sale at the COURTHOUSE door
in the town of Springfield in the parish of Ii.
vingstons on
TUESDAY, the 10th of May, 1872.
between the hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock. all the
right, title, interest and claim the defendant
has in and to the following nauied and desert.
bed property, to wit:
Two tracts or parcels Of land containing
twelve hundred and thirty-three l9-lO0
I233 l9-l0O)sacres, with all the improve
nents thereon, situate, lying and being in the
parisifo Of Livingston, and bounded az follows,
to wit: on the east by lands of Roach and
Keys, and on the west BY the river Amite, it
being the same purchased BY said CLANCY
Of John G.. Smith.
Property seized to satisfy plaintiffs demands
and all cost.
Terms OF sale-13 months credit, purchas-
er to give bond with good and sufficient se-
curity.
W. w. CHAPMAN,
Us. Deputy Marshal for the Eastern District
april 70 ii of Louisiana.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rougc-In Third
District Court.

E. D. Hyde s. Co. rs. }
H: Alarj { George ?; No. s0ss.
By virtue Of writ of feri facias, issued in
the above intituled suit, and to ne directed,
will be exposed to public sale, on
TUESDAY, the 7th day of June next, 1912,
at the Court house in the town of Baton Rouge,
between the usual hours of sale, all the right,
title. interest, and claim of the defendants in
or to the following described property, to wit.
a certain tract of land situated in the Parish of
Eaet Batdn Rouge, near the Plains, at about
si1seen miles from the town of Baton Rouge,
containing two hundred and tty arpens, more
or less, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, bounded as follows, north by
lands of DR.. John Rollins, south by the heirs
OF Smith, east by the heirs of Skinner, and west
byland belonging to Christian; surrendered by
the defendant G. T. Lilly, TO satisfy the judg-
ment, interest. and costs in the above intituled
suit. Terms of sale-Cash. W. H. FOWLER,
may 7 Is Sheriff.