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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15
Amelia. Letorey vs.. Alfred Marie.

yIOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans No q S75.-By virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale to directed BY the Honorable
the Fourth district Court for the parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled cause, / will proceed 70 sell
at public auction, the Merchants and Auctioaeers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets in the second District OF tins
city, on TUESDAY, April rs, 1870. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following de -criosd property, TO
wit -
the Second District of this city, deEiguated by
BOUNDED by Canal. Prleur Oustomh house and John
son streets, plan made by j: Pile, late sur
veyor dated May |, 1870, deposited IN the Office OF
.. L. McUay. late a notary public in tbs city said
lot measuring, american measure, twenty seven
feet inch front CustomhoDse street, oy one
hundred and six feet eight inches 6esp, between
parallel liz es, together with the buildings and i'm
2. A CERTAIN l. OF GROUND, stu ated II
the Third District of this city designated by Sne
number thirteen, of square number sixteen, which
is bounded by Roman, Frieur. columbus and La
narpe streets, particular plan drawn by Loui
Surgl, surveyor, the twelfth June, Leaf
deposited in me Office OF A. DuCatel notary pu b &c
IN this city. Said lot easures, American measure,
front on Coum BUS street by one hundred and nifty
feet eleven inches and six lines in depth, BE-
tween parallel lines, together with all the buildings
and in proponents thereon, and rights ways
privileges and appurreG anceS thereof. SAID lots
were acquired by The defendant from j. & BAN
chet per ect passed before Eusebe Bouny. notary
public IN this city, the fifth Gay Of December.
Seized ia the above sui
Terlas-Cash TIE spor.
THOMAS L. Maxwell
nh25 sp6 IS Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orisa1a
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
q. johnson VI. j. H. Coawny.


CIXTa DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orleans No. Colby virtue of writ OF
nishes: IL favor Of samuel johnson. n his own
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction sers
e. change. Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District OF this CITY,
TUESDAY, April 49, 1870, at twelve O'Clock M
the following described property to wit
l. THE LOT OF GROUND. situate square
bounded by Poydras, Baronne Perolco and Uarrol
streets measuring one hundred ano fifty feet sir
inches Baronne street. fifty feet five inches
on Psrdido street. and one hundred and fifty tee,
four and threeeght hs inches Carroll street, and
fifty feet five inches on the line nearest Poy
dras street, subject to the usufrucs granted to
Zuberbier by act passed before William j. Oastsl
notary public this city. on the ghueenth of May
1867 and also all of the rights of the city
expiration of the cnarter of the New Orles
and Carrollton Railroad Company, to wit: On the
ninth OF February 1885, the building erected said
lot a value to be fixed by four appraisers, two
be name, by each party, whc. case of disas rec
ment. shall appoint an umpire.
q THE Lot OF GROUND, situated in the
square bounded by Baronne, Perdldo, Poydras and
Penn streets. designated by the letter A on plar
of Pile Murray, surveyors, dated september A.
the city of New Orleans and Kern d Felnan, before
W j. Castell, notary public in this cIsy on the said
eleventh day Of september. 1869.
Said lot measures twenty feet on Baronne street
with the same front on Penn street; seventy fact
three inches thu line toward Perdido street. anC
seventy feet eight inches line toward Pos dras
street subject 10 the lease of KEN d Fetiman. fol
fourteen ears, from the Aforesaid eleventh Septem
Der 1859, the rate of $500 per annum and on tie
nenus erscte6 by SAID Kern x Eelimin shall revert
10 the city 81 the expiration Of said lease an all Of
the rights and interest OF the city to ia conditions
of said lease.
Seized N the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash on the spot:
nhl9 apl 70 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Tcoxr1Sunp FROM FIRST PAGE.l

we're ordered to report Immediately 10 head.
Very little excitement, however, prevails
among the people, and the belief is that
there will be no raid.
This afternoon, Sir John Mcdonald, in ask
ing Parliament for a suspension OF the act,
said that the government had received in-
formation, on which they relied, that the
peace of the country was again in danger
from invasion from lawless men from the
United States belonging to Fenlan Or
ganizstions.
they could not for the moment hesitate 10
believe and trust, but which they could not
Mace before Parliament without the Ger.
Sainty of danger 10 their informants, but
the information WAS complete, and to The
effect that there was 8 fixed resolve on the
mart of the Fenian body to invade this
country at an early day when that day may
come, the government can not ioresee.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, April IA, P. M.-Ba-
rometer 3O:05. Wind east southeast, fresh.
No arrivals or departures.
MEMPHIS. April I4-Passed up: Mollie
Able, Julia and Magenta. Down: Grand
Lake, with big tow.
The river has risen two and half inches
during the past twenty-four hours; the
water is now running over all low places
between here and Helena, threatening
serious troubles TO planters.
The Arkansas river has risen two inches.
VrCEsBURG, April l4.-Passed up: Grand
Era at p. NJ. Down: Bismarck at P. NJ.
River stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
CINCINNATI, April I4.-The river has
fallen one foot in the pa5ts twenty-four
hours and is now stationary, with twenty
two feet six inches in the channel. Arrived:
p. w. Strader, from New Orleans Sam
Hail. from Memphis.
PITTsBURG. April IL Weather clear and
pleasant. Thermometer 20. Monongahela
nine feet six inches aud is at a stand.
CAIRO, April II Tyrone, the Nashville
packet. at 5P.M N. Passed down: Glendale.
Cincinnati to New Orleans, p. M; Glas-
gov, Pittsburg TO New Orleans, P. III. );
Church, st. Louis 10 Memphis, 8 P. III.
Passed up: DeRussey, Mem phis to Mound
City, 8 ?. NJ; Carrie hountz, New Orleans
to 81. Louis, ?. II Great Republic, New
Orleans to St. Louis, P. NJ; shreye, st
Louis to Red river, P NJ; Garrett, Pitts
burg to New Orleang, P. n; Shark, st.
Louis TO New Orleans, 3 P. NJ; City of
Cairo. st. Louis to Memphis, P. NJ. Passed
up: Marble City, Memphis to st sLouis. 6 P.
N. River fell.tourjinches. Weather rainy.
Mercury s..
ST.. LOUIS. April 14.-Departed: City of
Alton, for Vicksburg: Ames, for New Or
leans. River rising more rapidly. Weather
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, April I4.-Arriyed: Robert
Burns, from Cincinnati; Strader, from New
Orleans. Departed: Robert Burns, for Men,
phis; Ssrader, for Cincinnati. River falling;
eight feet six inches in canal, six feet six
inches in chute. Weather cloudy and warm.
Thermometer eighty-four.
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches

SAN FRANCISCO, April I4.-The Attorney
General Of Caiifornia decides that the IF
teenth amendment TO the constitution of
the United States is inert, as against State
laws, until Congress legislates Tor its en-
forcement.
New YORK, April I4.-An explosion at
Sing sing killed three convicts.
The propeller Wells, towing coal barges,
exploded her boiler this morning, killing
three persons. The Staten islanders thought
the explosion was an earthquake.
WAsHINGToN. April II. = House. - The
political disabilities of Judge Sabin, of
Texas, have been removed, and the House
is now considering the proposition for lay
ing "a cable from San Francisco, via the
Sandwich Islands to China.
iSe7aote-This branch OF the national
Legislature is quarreling over resolution
for continued session until vote On the
Georgia question is reached.
The Elections Committee has granted
Grafton to the first of September to work up
his case against Conner. the seated member
from Texas.
The bill chartering the Pacific Gable
Company of San Francisco, with q capital
stock of ten million dollars, passed. 1t is
Cyrus ". Fields scheme, ard will doubtless
pass the House. It's contamination will
girdle the globe with telegraph.
The Chair decided the resolution fer \
continuous session until a vote on She
Georgia matter is reached, to be cut o.
order.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Pedro Pom. Va, jayne rr,sola. Tut

Pedro P0ns vs., Jayne FFigOla. Tutor.
CEvENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR:
- ish Of Orleans, No. 25l5.-By virtue OF witt OF
Seventh District Court for the parsh Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell % pHD
change. Roya street, between Canal and Gus;
tomhouse streets. in the Second Distflcs o.
tnsve e's Il
Two LOTS OF GROUND. together with the
buildings and impros enents thereon, situated In
the second District OF this city. IN the square
bounded BY Condo now ChArtres, Domaine. Leyee,
now Decatur, and ST. Philip streets designated ~
the numbers one and two on plan drawn by Louis
sarg then Surveyor on the twsnty-seventh day Of
bSndpsd and forty in sas oSe Of Tnsodors Guyoi
notary public in this city.
TWEEN y one feet three inches front Conds tnow
Chartres) street by hundred and tWent feet IN
ssps n om Mas Wdoa
Guignan and from her four children. by an act
his CITY on the sixteenth Of March. 1854 and hic
the death of sad Joseph Apthone. devolved on
bis two minors DauOhn Apgnste Anthoine ana
AugustIn Antoine, as his sole heirs.
The buildings and Improvements on said two Icts
comprise double two story and attic brick dwell
ing house. Nos 235 and 23a slate rooted WITH IRON
veraudah fronting the street, and double two-sory
brick kitchen, slate rooted. The main building con
rooms ard back gall cries on the second floor. and
two rooms in the attic; and the kitchen contains
two rooms the ground floor, and two rooms on
the second floor. with gallery in front pr'vies. yard
paved with brick. watetworks, ETC.. the whole
divided into two separate ten5ments-
Seized IN the above suiL-
Terms-l Cash in a sufficient amount to pay
Djaintiff's claim am bunting to the sum OF two
thousand ami seventy nine dollars and ninety-six
cents S2U-3 $751; with interest at the rate OF four per
cent per AMMAN, from the eighth OF March, lsbb,
until the day OF sale, together with tive per cent
attorney fees on she amount claimed. and costs
OF suit and sale,
z TIE purchaser to assume TO the extent Of the
amount o. his Did the payment of six promssory
notes secured By concurrent morsgsse on salo
ore-descrbed properly, drawn By Augustine
Iesoure, dow Of the late joseph Anthoine tutrlx,
etc, to her order, and by her indorsed
in her capac Is. each for the sum OF five
hundred nineteen dollars and ninety. nine cents
(S5la e2}, dated the eighth March, 1896. and pS7
able respectively at FIVE SIX seven eight, nine and
ten years date bearing interest at thefate Of four
Der cent per annum from date till paid.
8 And the BALANCE OF the price of adjudication
(if any cash Gu the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
-uh26 ap6 &c Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAa-
seizure and sale TO ne directed By the Honorable
the sixth District court for the parish OF Orleans
il the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell
public auction, at tie Merchants and Auctioasers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal snd Gus
tonhouse streets. IL the Second District Of this city,
on SATURDAY, April g. 1870, at II O'Clock NJ.
the following described property. to wit
A LOT OF GROUND, together with the build
iuss and i'm proveIae nts thereon, situated in the
FIRST District OF this city. and designated by tle
number twenty three, in square comprised within
Gr@vler, Common, St Jane and Bolivar streets, on
plan BY kne and Werner, ssurt eyors dated seven
teenth March, 1913, and deposited in the Office of
james Graham. notary public in this city.
aald lot forming the corner of GrAvfer and St
Jane streets, and me aauring thirtyt NO feet
inches front on Gravier street. by hundred and
ten feet eighE inches and four lines in depth and
front on 81. Jane street, between parallel lines.
Amerlcsl measure.
Which properly was purchased By the lats
Christian hoffman from Charles j. r. BaQuie, per
act executed on the seventh of April. 1885, before
t. Z. Cara, then notary public in this city. 1t
belongs now to his widow. Barbara Hoffman, in her
capacity OF his universal lsSatee, and recognized
SUCH by an order of the Second District COURT of
New Orleaus dated twenty-sixth January, 1866, No.
2 999 of the docket of said court, putting he, in
possession of all the property left by deceased who
died without issue
Seized IN the above suit
Terms-Sash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
uh22 apSZ3 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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Charles Hen11T VS.. ferHhrn AyeKnOs
COURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Z ish OF Dreams. No. % s6i-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale directed by the Honorable the
Fourth District Court Tor the parish OF Orleans,
tne above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction GERS
Exchange, Royal street, between Oanaf and Gus
on SATURDAY, May I, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the following described property to wit
THREE AhPhNIS OF LAND. situated at
Grand Isle, Baratarla. Parish OF Jefferson, IN this
state designated as numbers tWeufy-ene, twenty
two ana twentythree. on plan dr4&n by A. Rour-
yero late surveyor the twentieth of september.
l34l and deposited in the Office of r. p. Labarre,
late a notary pubic in this city, and measuring
each srpeut, hundred and eighty feet
front the Mexican Gulf, by two thousand eight
hunCred and eighty feet ten inches and five sixths
Oaminsds Bay, on which said three arpents also
front together with all the rights ways privileges
servitudes end advantages thsreunto belonging. OF
IN anywise appertainlng.
Being the property acquired by the defend
by purchase from Mrs. +. .. Derbigny, wife of
P Q. Labarre per act passed before Amedse Du-
cste. notary public IN this city, dated june 49, 1861
Seized in the above suit
Ter1ns-the purchaser to assume the payment of
a proIrissory note. secured b. mortgage the
property before described, for the of one hun
'Sl9t 49, drawn hy defendant to his own order and
by him Endorsed, dated the twentyn'nth May, 1867.
and payable three years after date, and bearing
te-6s at tle rate of eight per cent per annRm rom
date until peld and the balance Of the price OF I'D
!u1Ication, cash on the spot.
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL,
apps ls N.Y. Sheriff of the Parish OF Oreaas
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Unstamped Letters.


Detained In the New Orleans Fossomcs
Tor Want of Postage, April Ia
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
.ers can have them forwarded to destination
oy calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
Are retained one week, and then forwarded
to the Dead Letter Office.
Reoenue stamps not receivable as postage.
Had Directions.
John W. Perkins, Plckensviile, Winston
county.
Messrs. III. H. Erskine &; Co., La VerDia.
Messrs Miller, FRANKIE g. Co., Belmont.
MIR. william Vineman.
MIR. Matt Caughlin, Donaldson Plantation
Illegal Stamps.
Charles Thompson, company G, Twenty
ftth Infantry. Fort Jackson, La.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Mark cts.

New YORK, April Il, Evening.-Cotton
closed heavy aud dull; middling uplands
23Ic; sales to-day 110O bales. Flour active,
without any change in price. Wheat: Spring
and amber Western 81 20l@1 %, the latter
quotation is an extreme. Corn a shade
frmer; new mixed Western 81 0601 90.
CINCINNATI, April l4.-Flour: Family IS Is
as 40. Corn S6@SSc. Oats $4,000. Rye
s0095c. Cotton in fair demand; middlings
2l4c. Tobacco, sales to-day l57 hhds at
Sc l0@5l for trash to bright leaf.
Whisky DC. Pork S2S 25023 so. Bulk
meats : Shoulders, lie; clear rib sides. 13fc;
clear sides, 145c. Bacon: Shoulders. l2c;
clear rib sides, l5sc; clear sides l6sc.
Butter unchanged. Eggs 173c. Groceries
unchanged; fair demand.
ST.. LOUIS, April 14.-Four dull and IN
changed. Wheat, No. 2, red fall, 81 06.
Corn 9o995c. Oa's 53G55c. Rye 75c.
Whisky 81. Pork s2S. Bacon: Shoulders
l2c. clear rib sides 16c; clear sides l65c.
Lard l5l@l6c.
BosroN, April A.-Cotton: Stock, - 600
bales; receipt of the week, 24l0 bales;
sales, 1850 bales.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 14.-Cotton
Receipts OF the week, 81 bales.
BALTIMORE, April l4.-Cotton: Net receipts
for the week, 2lO bales; coastwise, ISL; total,
S57; exports coastwise, 1871; sales, 1l40 bales.
NORFOLK, Va, April l4.-Cotton: Stock,
50S5 bales; receipts OF the week. 1910 bales;
exports, coastwise, 1875: sales of the week,
$50 bales.
CHARLESTON, April IA. Cotton: Stock IT,
0o4. Receipts of the week 2655. Exports
coastwise 1907 bales.
SAVANNAH. Ga, April 1t.-Cotton: Receipts
of the week 5573. Exports TO Great Britain
3S0l; continen. l440; coasIwise 257S. stock
1888 bales.
MOBILE, April 14-Cotton: Receipts of
the week, 1854 bales. Exports TO the Cont.
nent, 1000; coastwise, 1891. Sales Of the
week. 1900 bales. Stock. 81, l3l bales.
GALVESTON, April l4.-Cotton: Stock,
27,S5t bales. Receipts of the week, 50l6
bales. Exports to Great Britain, 1882
Coastwise, ll6I. Sales Of the week, ESQ
bales.
Foreign Market.
LIVERPOOL. April II, Evening
closed steady: uplands, llBd; Orleans,
IIs@1lad. Sales today 10 900 balea, Of
which 1000 were for export and speculation.
Sales of the week, $1,000; for export, 600O;
for speculation, 5000 Receipts for the
week, H. 0G0 bales. Stock on hand, All, 900
bales, of which $4,000 are American. Lard
buoyant. TurpeDtine 20s Cd.
LONDON, April H.-Mopey advancing,
owing to the unfavorable bank returns.
The decrease of bullion in the Bank OF
England is over G400 coo.
PARIS, April l4.-Bullion in the Bank of
France increased nearly 100000 francs.
HAvRE, April 14.-Cotton opened fat.
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Richard y. venabies IS. Anna Clayton
GIXFH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. l29l-By virtue of writ of ssiz-
ure and sale to directed BY the Honorable the
Sixth District Court for the psrish OF Orleans in the
above emitted cause, will proceed sell at ubic
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers Elk.
house streets, in the Second District this city
on SATURDAY, May IA, 1870. at twelve O. clock nj.
the following described properly, 10 wit
= CERTAIN LOT Oh GROUND, with all
the buildings ana improvements thereon no. 253
st Mary street. rights, ways and privileges,
toms. servl12des and appurtenauces theIeGnto be-
long IN any wise appsrtaluing. situated the
Fourth district of this CITY, IN the square bounded
bs st Mary, e!icity, Pla1u emine CON cum and
Chestnut Said lot being designated by the
number fIve the original plan made, by John
schubert, civil engineer, in March. 1855, and an
1exed 10 an act passed before u. L. NcCay, then a
notary public in this city. the twelfth January,
1887 measures thirty feet eleven inches and
I'VE lines front st. Mary street and tnirty-tws
feet in width in tba bv hundred and twenty
seven feet ten inches and two lines in depth the
SIDE lire toward Chestnut street or line adjoining
and tweniyseven feet two inches and six lines on
the opposite SIDE toward tlaQuernine or Coliseum
street, the line adjoining lot number SIX. on
origina! plan; all English measure
Being the property acquired bF the de-
fendant by purchase from plaintiff, per act passed
before James " Bre dlove. late notary public N
this city, dated March q, 1868.
Seized IN the above suit.
lerms-Cash the spot.
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL.
apI2 % myl4 Sheriff of the Parish OF Or cans.
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g. &. Gsara<dcy 81 60. vs.. Sylvester l..
lhnFdau

q. Il. W1ra<dcy ~ so. vs.. sylvester Il.
LRngdep.
Z o. Orleans. No. 2S 667 by virtue OF writ of
teri facIas to directed by the Honorable tas
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell az
public auction, at the Merchants and AuCtloneers'
Exchange, Royal street. between CANAL and Gus
tomhouss streets, in the Second District of TINS
city, on MONDAY, May 2: 1870, at twelve o'clock
ELEVEN LOIS eF GROUND, together with the
Improvements thereon, rights. privileges, customs,
ways, servitudes and appurteoanceS thereunto De-
longing, Or in sywse appertainlDg sltusJed IN the
Second District Of this city in the square bounded
by Canal, Customhouse, David and Solomon streets,
and desi grSted by the numbers one two three i've,
nineteen, twenty, twenty one, twenty-five, twenty
four, twenty-five and tWenty-siI as per plan an
nexsd to on act OF sale of said property from Jacob
Otto to Francis a Monroe passed before b Barnett,
rotary public in this city, on the seventh OF June,
each tbirty-wo front CANAL street, by depth
OF hundred and five feet between parallel lines.
Lot number one, forming the corner OF Canai
and David streets. Lot tnum Der i've measures
thrtyole feet eleven IpcleS ana i've lines front on
Canal street by depth OF one hundred and i've
feet, between parallel lines. Lots numbers nine
teen and twenty measure each thrty.ore feet
eleven inches and five lines front on Custombouse
street by depth Of one hundred ard five teet, be-
parallel Ines. Lots mum beers twenty one and
twenty two measure each thirty two feet front
Custom street by q depth of hundred and
twenty-four twenty five and tWentysix measure
each thirty four feet tive inches and lines front
David street by depth OF one hundred and atty
nine feet ten incnes and line between parallel
lines beng tie same property purchased by Francis
Monroe, from Jacob Otto, the seventh OF June,
1861 by act before r. Barnett, notary hersinbe.
fore stated. The whole as per act OF sale by Francis
A. Moaroe 20 defendant, passed before George ".
Chrisy, notary public IN this city, dated june II,
1867
Seized in the above suit.
THOMAS T.. MAXWELL,
Sheriff of tins Parish OF d. cana
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Frank hcEnnay VS.. Patrick McEin
Sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, no. 974l.-By virtue OF a writ OF
heri taoias. in favor of Patrick Mcnamara, in hls
eapacity OF curator OF the estate of Z.
MsEsan {bs to me directed ed. BE- the
parish CT Orleans, in the above entitled cause.
viii proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and AEctioneers' Exchange. Royal rect.
between CANAL and CustOmhouse streets, in the
Second District of this ct, SATURDAY,
2pril So l8T), at twelve O'Clock Nj. the following
deserI bed property, to wit
l., A LOT OF GROUND, together with the
the First District of this city. in the square bound
ed by Religious, Richard. s. John the Baptist and
Grange streets, designated as lot number four on
plan drawn by o. a. Hed'n, late surveyor dated on
tEe thirteenth of May. 1882. and deposited in the
ONCE of H. b. Cenas, late a notary public in this
city Said lot measures twenty seven feet front on
Religious street By one hundred and ten feet ten
inches and five lires in depth.
2 ONE-GAbF OF LOT OF GROUND, TO-
&c her rlth all the mprovements thereon situated
Ia the Nuns taubourg, Four District of this city
in square bounded by Felicity. st. Michael AZelic
and St Mary stTeats measuring thirty five feet six
inches and two lines front Felicity street BY one
lines in deptb. per plan made by d Hemscourt
surveyor. on the eighth OF Dec mber 1886 and de-.
posted 10 the Office of IL. 3 Cenes, late a notary
public il this city.
Both of the above described pjecas of r,ronsr+v
were acquired by defendant by pure ass from Tohn
Kereus, per aotspassed before Clement Brown
lats notary pucic in this city, on the tssuty.sec
end of July, lc5i Nv
Seized in the above suit.
1erns-Oash on taa spot
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL.
ihJ=S ape % operln OF toe PARISH Gf Orlasy.s,