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New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
WILMINGTON.

sypher's Euky on Thad. Stevens-New
Orleans y Chattanooga Land Bin
Referredb COmmIttee-CnrI Achurz
for Missdh senatOr-LOuIsIana Gre.
dentAals COntestants 8uIlOck
Wants ChSeSL Oath Applied 10 Lhe
Georgia Afslature-Freedmen' Bu-
reau-fost Teleg graph-Caleb Cush-
Ing's MIssI
WAsHINdToNecember l7.-Eepresenta-
tive Syphers pgy OF Stevens, delivered
in the House tNy, concludes:
pass overl period given to fostering
and building une institutions of the great
commonwealth fch he SO highly honored,
and come immefely to lay upon the grave
of this great chaioH Of freedom the CRATE.
tul thanks OF anhncipated race, of dis
enthralled peoplhd of States regenerated.
His name, Wlthtat of Lincoln, will ever
be remembered the warmest emotions
of gratitude by land succeeding genera
tions of the emaAated people of America.
When others. nfsteemed great shall be
forgotten, he ne no statue of bronze,
no pillar OF karble, with carved
inscriptions, TO posterity his fame.
The laoors anAchievements of his
life have renderSim immortal. In the
name of the loyalhth, where fertile fields
have been openedfree and skilled labor:
in the name OF hing millions seeking
homesteads; in tfhme of States now no
longer cursed oyRery; in the name of
people struggling n abject slavery up to
perfect freedom; he name of race once
declared TO De posed of no rights which
white men were pf to respect, but now
clothed with the flights Of citizenship,
which the whole yer of the nation is
pledged to defend, hank God that Thad-
deus Stevens lived, bred and triumphed."
WASHINGTON, iUhber l7.-Sendte.-
The bill granting tight of way through
public lands to the FOrleans. Mobile and
Chattanooga Railrowas referred to the
Committee on Publhnds.
The House bill,moving disabilities
from certain citizdOf South Carolina,
passed.
Nr. Summers reSion regarding the
Spanish revolutonSs discussed. Mr..
Bayard characterizeem as impertinent.
| The resolution went
The resolution of finance Committee
censuring the Presids financial views,
was discussed.
Mr., Dixon spoke dngth on the finan-
clal question; ne salat the way to re-
sumo specie payments to first institute
a system of rigid ecAy, and second to
remove all political Utilities from the
Southern people. Resolution finally
passed-49 to g.
The House was ena all day on Ste.
vens eulogies.
Dispatches from Sbuis indicate the
election of Carl Sohu4the United States
\ Senate.
Judge Chase is quott having said that
he don't believe a si1Associate Justice
has given an intimatidhis views on the
constitutionality Of le4nders, T,
Customs from the sth to the twelfth
instant, inclusive, 50, lI0,
Hon. Robert j. Walkhd W w. .Worden.
the Presidents privatSretary. were be.
fore the Observation-Disclosures to-day
IN reference TO the Aiatorruption'fund.
Internal revenue recdto-day. SIs4. 900,
The Reconstruction 6ittee have con-
tinued the examinatidgarding Nissis-
sippi and Georgia.
General Sypher, at thl luest OF Mr.. Me.
nard, will present the br's credentials
tomorrow. MI. Hunt present certain
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

2FIFTEEN CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND
situated in the Third District, suburb Washing on
designated as lots Nos. 8 to II inclusivey, in the
square No. 21. comprised between Louisa, st. Avde,
Clouet and St. John the Baptist streets, which said
lots have the following dimensions to wit: Lots Nos
S and ID Il ta msa;Ire 81 aSfb each 81 feet front
and St Avid or claiborne streets.
Lots Nos IL, l3 and ID measure each 20 feet front
on St. Avid or Claiborne street by ITO feet inches
in depth between parallel lines.
Lots Nos. l5 IS and II measure each 30 feet front
on St. John the Baptist l70 feet 6inehes in depth
between parable lines, according to plan drawn by
j. A. Peuyo, dated twenty yseventh June, 1872, and
deposit d in the Office OF j. Agaisse, Esq, then a
3. ALoT OF GRoUND D, situated in the Third Dis
tret of this city in square bounded by Love, Good
Ii inches lines front on Love street By l27 feet 10
inches lines in depth Together with q Frame
House. No COL, having four rooms, gallery and
0ApnSNs &NoTHR GFis sfSJH E0T 81 R6USD situated
the same district, in square bounded by Old Levee
ing feet inches lines front on Old Levee street
same dimensions fronting the river, and SO feet II
brick store, No 6, on old Levee street, with fifty
Shares reduced to tortyseVen, OF the capital STOCK
of the Citizens Bank q Louisiana standing on said
The above properties will be sold agreeaby to
plans which will be exhibited at the Exchange
several days previous to the day OF sale.
Terms and Uondtions-For the properties first,
second and third described, Cash; and for the
property fourth described the purchaser assuming
Que to the Citizens Bank, being in cash, say $50
and furnishing to said Bank his stock note for $50
due on the S t y Sy tbe eus ebser II
Bank. and secured by mortgage on said property
according to the charter Of said Bank and the bal
| snce Of the price of adjudication, Cash;
Acts of sale before William j. Oastell, Esq, Nota
Py Public at the expense of the purchasers, lnclud
| ing the United States stamps.
aIT An91
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

tis. A. G. Smith, Giles A. Smith, Belknap,
nnincnK,enlooper, A. H. Ferrell, Meredith,
mcGlernsnd. Tower, Logan. Thomas, Pope.
auckland, Este, Slocum, Elliott, Vandorn,
LIlmsn, Sawtelle, Barnum. Which, Glib
Mcdowell, Cogswell, Bloomfield. Dunn
Cox, Secretary Schofeld and a large mum,
Der OF lesser military lights. 6tI1- =
a large number Of our citizens called
upon General Grant and Lieutenant General
sherman at the fremont House to day to
pay their respect. Tonight they are the
guests OF Lieutenant Governor Bross, at his
number of army officers and hundreds Of
our citizens, with their families, are present
to pay their respects.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
TWO LOTS IN ALGIERS.
SUCCESSION OF MARGARET GRANT. DE-
ceased Wife of William Hughes.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
ISL OF oRLEANs--No. 2s.67I.

DY q. E. GTMARgEY a CO.. AUo-
ID tioneers-Nioholas j. Hoey. Auctioneer-Onhce
January 1859, at twelve o clock M, at the Mer.
ChAntS' and Auctiopesrs 6xchange, on Royal
in this city of New Orleans, by vir'
tue Of an order of the Hon. Louis Duyigneaud,
Judge Of the second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, dated twelfth December, 1858, will be
sold at public auction, for account Of the
Hughes, the following described property, to wit:
TWQ.,L0IS OF GROUND situated in Algiers'
in the Brooklyn Warehouse Company Tract desig.
mated lots Nos. and 10 Of square No. a. bounded
by Atlantic and Pacific avenues, Eliza and Eyelna
str cts Said lots adi0tn each other and measure
each thirty. one feet seven inches front Atlantic
avenue by one hundred and twepty'tnree feet eight
inches in depth, betHeen parallel inoa.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes and
purchaser to assume payment Of ali taxes Of 1868.
Acts of sale aud United states stamps at the ex
pense of the purchaser before w j. oasiel Notary
Public. delo ~ lA4Slb
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
OMAHA.

Fal'e Statement CSnceFnInK Union Pa
clhe KOad-M0n Carried to Evanston.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democratl
OMAHA, December 14.-A recent letter
from San Francisco, stating that the Union
Pacific had been blocked by snow from the
fourth to the twelfth, created great indigna,
tion among the officers of the Union Pacific,
as the statement was notoriously false, the
road not having been obstructed not more
than forty hours.
The General Superintendent of the Union
Pacific today notified the Postmaster Gen
eral that he can now carry the mail to
Evanston, nine hundred and fifty seven
miles west of Omaha. The road is entirely
clear, trains running regularly.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
ADDITIONAL sTOREKEEPERs APPOINTED.
The Fight for Steedman's Place.
STPHER'S TREMENDOUS INFLUENCE.
The Court of Claims---The
Milk in the Cocoanut.
WAsHlNeroN, December IL. 1se,

WASHINGTON, December IS, 1868.
Hon. james F. Wilson, of Iowa, Chairman
of the Judiciary Committee, has introduced
resolution in the House instructing the
committee on the revision of the laws OF
the United States to examine into and in
vestigate the action of certain District
Judges in appointing official general as
signees and to examine into the conduct
of the litter.
Henr l. Black, George F. H. Youngs and
Henry ttreet have been appointed Internal
Revenp Storekeepers, at New Orleans, on
the Recommendation of Supervisor Creecy.
Mr.. Upton, of Tennessee, is ahead for
General steedman's place. The objection
to Mr.. Ihnson, who is pretty well recon-.
mendedis that he holds office under Gov
ernor Nhrmoth, and is not satisfied with
one offe
Mr.. SHher and his admirers claim that il
was thrSgh his influence that the militia
bill was Assed. ..r.
The hAto extend the jurisdiction of the
Court ofBlaims over Louisiana meets with
decided ppesition.
Its ophents say it was gotten up to serve
the interfs of number of speculators in
war clai1.
Mr.. BilAgs, of New Orleans. now here ia
supposed be in the ring.
ROR ROY
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
VIRGINIA.
Respite of a Murderer

RICHMOND, December II. - Governor
Wells. this morning, respited Peter Phil
for wife murder, until February Is, by
which time the habeas corpus issued by
Judge Underwood in his case will have
been disposed of in the United States
Court.
The gallows was being erected the Sheriff
having determined to disregard the habeas
corpus and hang the prisoner, unless re-
spIted by the Governor.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
SUCCESSION OF JACQUES MADELINE
seLF a. RGareband NTEE

DY Q. GUINAULT, AUoTIoNEER-ohc
III corner of Exchange Alley and BienYte street.
SATJKDAY, L January 0, 1853. viii b sold at
twelve clock NJ atthe Mefenauts and Auctloneefs
Exchanges Royal street, between Customhouse a. d
Gpal streets BY virtue of order from the Honor.
aha tine second District Court for the parish OF
OrAans dated November ., 1865 the hereinafter
dea.ibed property, 70 wit: -,
A LOT6F GROUND situated in Faubourg Frank,
n Third District of this city, DESIGNATED BY No OF
square 10 g. on nlan drawn on the ninth OF Sep,
lep neFa ssS6.7 by John hnhrsiber, and
Tor feferelee as No. %, N the ofice OF Iheouofe
Segnerst t.en Notary Pubic in this city SAID
square No SIS comprised within span, Mandeylle,
Josephine AMI Solidels streets. Said lot OF ground
forms the oorhr Of Spain and Hohdelle streets and
measures morer less 81 feet front on Spain street
by 10 feetln dppN and front 6olidele street to-
| aethee WITH tlIe nW buildings and inprovamsnts
thereon, consulting frame house OF three rooms
built at the corner, nd two frame buildings IN the
yard having three roels each, Sheds two cistsrHs,
etc. e. sc. - 80 PisaAf he Auetienee
Act q saie before 2. Drqet notary public, At the
expenee the purchaser, ocluding United states
I internal revenue stamps. III = A@la>4
| des 1874 saia7
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
sUooEssloN OF JEAN EsoHMANN.

pY 8. DE FERgET, AUCTIONkER-SAT-
- URDAY, nine january, 1863, at twelve Q clock
NJ, by virtue OF order from the Second District
Court dated thirtieth November 1868, viii be sold
for account OF the above succession, at the Mer.
chAnts' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal aad
Custom house streets. theiollaNing property:
ALOF OF GROUND. situated in Faurbourg Oar
cautel designAaAd by No Of square bounded Dy
Salon, oAton, Union and Frunchnan streets, form
lng the corner OF Sqlon and frenehman streets,
measuring s. feet 5 inches lines on Frenchmah d
street by 1E4 feet 10 inches deep,
Terms--Ona Quarser cash. balance at six. twelve,
eighteen months credit for notes Bearing six De
cont interest," ffUm date and eight per cent therea
ter with five per cent laayers fsoa in ease Of non,
payment, 70 be paid hy purchaser. III -
Act Of sale before A. Doriocourt. Notary Public.
at tthe expense OF purchaser. itA4
d0o le q iaJ 3 fNIal es
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
CHICAGO.
Reunion or Array Omeers.

CHICAGO, December 14.-0ur city is
already beginning to fill up with soldiers
tomorrow and the day following. The fol-
lowing are now here: General Grant and
staff, Lieutenant General Sherman ard
family, Major Generals Negley, Palmer, Cur
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
DENVER.
Election OF Railroad Omeers-PrOgFess of
the Denver PacIhc Railroad.

NICCIIUH UE 1NHIITUIU UUWCtFH-FFOEFe6B OF
the Denver Pacific Railroad.
Especial dispatch to the Missouri Demecratl
DENVER, December l4.-The annual cleo
tion of officers of the Denver Pacific Rail.
road was held to-day. Governor Evans was
elected President. The old Board of Direc-
tors, with but one exception, were re.
elected.
This company was organized but one year
ago, and have since finished grading the en-,
tire road from Denver to a connection with
the Union Pacific, distance of los miles.
The entire work was paid for in cash, fur
nished by the business men of Denver.
The treasurer's report shows total receipts
of over $3.50 900 and disbursements nearly
S20O,oOO. The track will be laid the entire
length OF the road either this winter or early
next spring. le
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE FIRST
District-Suocession Of Peter Williams.

DY CHARLES II. FORTIER, AUCTION
ID eer-ofice No. a. Exchange Alley.-SATUR.
DAY, nineteenth December, 1862 at twelve O'Clock
NJ will be sold at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house Streets by virtue of two orders from the Hon
orabe the Second Dstr ct Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated August 49, 1868. and November H.
1858, the following described properties viz:
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate in the
First District Of this city and designated lot No,
l. in tho square bounded by Hercules, White, Thaa,
and Erato streets, as per plan of b. +. Nichols,
architect, on thirteenth April 1886 and deposited
as plan mo. IS, in the office of j. b. Marks, late
notary; said lot forms tine corner Of Hercules and
Thalia streets. and measures IN American measure
thirtyone feet nine inches and three lines front
Hercules street, by ninety-six feet eleven inches
and six lines in depth and front on Thalia street.
q TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all
the buildings etc., thereunto belongn situate in
the First District of this city, designated by the
Nos II and ls, of square No. 80, bounded by Gavez,
johnson, Palmyra and Gasquet streets, measuring
each, American measure twenty-six feet four lines
front on Palmyra street, by one hundred feet in
DEPTH between parallel lines. Lot No. II forms the
corner OF Palmyra an GAlvez streets.
Terms-For the property first described the sum
Of T5 so Cash, and for the balance of the price of
adjudication on a credit of one and two years; and
for the property second described the of S42 50
Cash, and the balance on credit of one and two
years the furnishing thelr notes with spe
eial mortgage on the property sold.
Acts of sale before Alcee j. Ker Notary Public
at the expense Of the purchasers, including stamps
nOl9 % de5 Il 10
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

|YJ. DEJAN. Sr., AUoTfQNEER oFFIoE
No le3 HFavier street, Will be aolh, on MON
~, I1eeember al ise8. At eleven o'clock A.
IA bis new Austien Room. No. lea GrAvils street.
1bosa1,S Sl,i Walnut BedsteAds, Armeira, Mar
non Eureaus Washstands, Sofas, hprine neat
~ Marble TOP Centre TAblea, Megble Sop
'1sre- sideboarK fxtensiop TAhles. Cane Hld
|5d s.sf flhsirs, HatTAcks. Double and Einlk
IN NGttrasIoa Carpets PAintings eto,
fnfieht aud Rnnars Piano and Once furnitnre
$40 ts1i f.-ALAO--
- ia.aa -inualoa 81 Walnut and Poplar eziri
- Cottage Beds, Walnut and Painted OotsAs
||Ioom rets. 81 - -.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
SALE FOR PARTITION.

A TWo-SToRY, DoUBLE.TENEMENT FRAME
HOUSE
On Eighth street. between Laurel and Live Oak
..... Streets.
A oNE-sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
On Laurel street. between Eighth and Ninth streets
LOUISA METzGER AND JOHN H. FRIoKEY
her husband. VS.. Jacob Long, Tutor, etc., ct ais.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
leans-Docket No. 32O4s
DY j. n. WALTON d DEaLONDE.-
delet street.-SATUKDAY, December 49, 1858, at i2
street, by virtue Of Judgment renders ed by the Hon.
Louis Duvgneaud, Judge of the Second District
dated the eighteenth day OF November, is6s, will be
sold the foli1yipg & dess5ibeS red property to wit;
and improvements thereon, in the Fourth District
of this city in the square bounded by Eighth Ninth,
Laurel and Live Oak streets described as follows to
l. The front half of lot No, 9 in above square,
measuring 30 feet front on Eighth street, between
Laurel and Live Oak streets, by depth of So feet,
between para lei lines. The Improvements on thus
House.
4 Parts of lots Nos and 10 in same square, meas.
urng rs feet l0 inches front Laurel street, be.
| tween Eighth and ninth streets, by depth Of 81
feet, between parallel tines, all American measure.
The improvements this lot consist Of One story
Frame Ho1se etc.
Terms-One-half chsh in United States treasury
notes, the remainder a credit of one two and
three years in the notes Of the purchasers to their
own order and by them Endorsed and bearing inter.
est at the date of eight per cent per annum from
day of sale. and special mortgage on the property
sold until final payments The mortgage to EN-.
brace the penal clause of five per cent attorney
fees in case OF suit to recover payment of any OF
the notes.
Acts OF sale before William Shannon, Notary
PubiiC at the OF the Purchasers, ding
| the United States revenue stamps.
| nol9 2l % de5 IL Is
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF FANNY Z. HAYMAN.
Second District Court, No. 3027a
THREE-sToRY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELL.
s.... ING HOUSE,
No. IA Oarondelet Street. between Iafayette and

NNsA NA4sD Al nv DGhAOn Nv A>A<A-
.s... ING HOUSE,
No. IA Carondelet street. between Lafayette and
-Girod Streets.
PK j.; II. WALTON az DEsLONDE-J.
~ b. walton, Auctionet r-Ofice No. g. Carsnde.
let sire street:-WEDNESDAY, Januang 20, 1863, at
we've Q CLOCK M, al the AuctioneSrs' exchange,
hoyal street, by virtue and in pursuance of order
OF the honorable Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the
second District Court of New Orleans dated No.
vemDer IL, 1853 Court Docket No. 30 2T6 will be sold,
ior account II the above named succession the fol-
loving described property, to wits
The undivided half OF ONE LOT OF GROUND
Win the buildings and improvements there
on. IN the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by Caron deet St. Charles, Lafay-
cite and Girod streets, designated By No. 4, on o
plan drawn BY Charles Zmpel. Surveyor dated
the nteenth day of November, l54 and deposited in
the office OF H. B Cenas, late Notary in this city
SAID lot measures IN American measure Is feet
inches tropt Carondeet BY l50 feet inches
use in common with this lot and those adjoining, Of
an alley 20 feet wide opening into Lafaye street.
The Improvements on this lot consist of Three
Story and Attic Brick Dwelling, No l44 Carondelet
street, having two parlors dining room and hall on
first floor, and three sleeping rooms and halls on
each the second and third floors. The rear buildings
are two story brick, and contain servants room,
kitchen, clstern, wBterworks etc. The yard is
tagged and the house has gas throughout
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before James Graham Notary Public,
At the expenfe OF the purchaser. including United
StateSrevenua stamps. dels 10 % JAZZ 16 20
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
CUBA.

NO CFOps WHI heFeu IN HAntIhGO de Cnbn-
Arrival of Troops from spRin-Heart
RendIng Misery In Santiago de Cuba.
HAVANA, December 1.-THE Didrio,
strongly in the Spanish interest, says that
within the jurisdiction of Santiago de Cuba
no crops will be gathered. The insurrec-
tionists destroy the coffee as soon as ripe,
aud feed the sugar cane to horses. The
Didrio charges many cases of violation of
women to the insurgents, but the Cubans
deny the truth of this.
Troops from Spain have arrived, which
revives the hopes of the Spaniards that the
revolution will be speedily suppressed.
The Didrio says the misery in Santiago
de Cuba is heartrending, whichever party
prevails the prosperity of the eastern dis
trict is ruined tor years.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

i. NJ Monteenarg. AqotiQnssr-,Wih ps sole u, o., !
NfuRpAX. peeenber ~. M5s. a. IL e'ososk'is' VI =
rsns1al sfsortIaent of HODkEH0LD. EQRNL.
IRE. such - RoseEood, AAhngany, and Eslnnt
.IIl1ndss Hurtana. Armoirs. u HaahatAndA, hApoge'
\ sn1 Walnut Tetee, Sofas, Spring Sea- Oh4irn.
~ chAisn. Marble Top Csntre Tables MaTble Iop
'ib0aRde, RFtenaiou Tables, Nelset Ann ftnsAe =
I'fIsl|4' .sakinR Stoves and uton4llas sto..
= ~ canI ..|l ~ f1laEAl well fuEniahee houses
~ tasdsst 5e Cstlzss ssaa. Oaas aaA wood
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
AUCTION SALES.
RESIDENCE ON LOVE STREET, BETWEEN
Vaudeville and Spain strsets-succsssion of

george OreasmAn- 1fa.t - .... ..-... 80
ID tioneer--Ofice No. As Exchange Alloy TUES.
DAY, January 10, 1853, st&welve o'clock M, At the
MerehAnts' and Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street,
an order from the honorable the second District
Court for the parish of Orleans. dated December
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate in th 9
Third District Of this city in the square bounded by
designated BY the No. g. Said lot measures in
American measure 80 feet inches and lines front
depth, between parallel lines, together with all the
buildings and improvements = 1f'
Terms-One-half cash and the balance on credit
Of one year for note secured by mortgage and boar
ing eight per cent interest per annum, from date,
until paid. the property to be insuT ed and the policy
transferred to the older of the note and in case OF
suit the purchaser to pay five per cent attorney fees
to recover the amount of the note.
Act of sale before Octave Aorel Notary Public. at
the expense Of the purchaser, including stamps
del8 ~ jas IL 49,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
SUCCESSION OF CONRAD UNGER. NO s2,Oss
Second District Court of New orleans-Vauable
Improved Property in the Third District.

DYPLACTDEJ SPEAR, AUCTLONEER.
d Office No. 80 Bienyile street. SATURDAY,
ninth day of January, 1859 at Twelve clock Will be
sold at pu hlic auction at the Merchants and Aue:
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets. by virtue and in pursu-
ence of an order from the Hon Louis DuTlgnauo,
Judge of the Second District Court Of New Orleans.
dated December 1868, the following described val
uable property belonging to the above succession
% IVA wX cERFAIN PORTION OF TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, with the improvements thereon, situated
in the Third District OF this city in the square
bounded by Urquhart, GIrod, Anne to and St An
English measure sixty three feet eleven inches and
two lines front St. Anthony street, by ninety hve
feet in depth and front Urquhart street. acquired
by said deceased by purchase from L. Eeigle by an
act passed before A. Dreytus, notary puohc IN tnis
city on the eleventh day of November, la53.
q 2ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND in the sald
Third District of this city, forming the corner OF
Greatmen and History streets having in English
measure feet four inches front on histo
ry street forty two feet front Greatmen street, seV
erty eight ct eleven inches deep on the line dVd-
ing it from the property Of Rose Dazema; tortysx
feet of this division line perpendicular TO- HIS
tory street. and the remaining feet eleven
tyive feet nine inches the line dividing it from
property of Miss Bienvenu sxtyone feet -FOUR
on the last division line and the remainder OF sald
division line say ten feet three inches, in the rear
Acquired By the said deceased from j. B. hauvtnet
BY act passed tbefore O. V. foulon, notary: on
the third April ls47 together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
Terms-Cash. ge
Acts of sale, together with internal revenue
stamps etc.. before Edward Barnett, notary public
at the expense Of the purchasers.
det " Sla1N lt4 FG EAr... Haa