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New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

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OF winch Nil lie given.
DIRD1ou ts 2.t4in;! :. Dsn.en \ J. aias r,sa,o otla
Her relatives and friends also tho OF Gin o. Ola T.
rsce a. the rcsne, Of her oa 20 epa No. IL W.. v %
Mona The 18th inst a; Il o. n TIE rean MI he n'e'fi =
BUSSSG-oa se 2s INST ser hor, ne coraeos W. B-' az.
1he trends end a'e Of the family n'pe @ u' ed ae.-
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CLARK-At wcstaed n j. Nov. D. Jane Ao A.c' p yo'rS
lsush 4 the ate Charlie Cark @ete',ci ,.c,
Trans leave Liberty ~ at 10; d. fil l. CO.'S rt4is % e -i'-
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Notice u fnaoral hereafter.
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Gsorss W. and Sara- 81 Jones, sei yeis' ouo l1
Fesfl from the reside residence q he P'5s'& & 3 Es '''t fe-
MARTIN-Nov 2e, 1870, George Martin ~ D. late q No -
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Of Brooue sud Roge fueay, ZJ IN at D! r
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fqacral vii isie pace om s. M,r4. s,o'al ar,s Ts.A
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me ue,. AZ hS ry1ease, ~ i,. & , , , aer-',s
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OF tie deceased and family uyIt ID 60 t-ai
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OF h.s
sAGEMANon Friday, NoS. 25 Fr,sdcA ;" aseuAa in S'ss
yelr oi his ,
His friends and be friend Of th family ere 6 20 'si
q" Nr John Ie,.. 80 LeA-e~~
ave, aunIsy, Nov. p, at II O'Clock o..
shIr-oa Sunday Nov .6 at Norbcasl- we'c'e a-S A.
dangter Of the late Jehn Shsuuon, Ae p 'aia
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and 4 ysBe.bagh, years roa.s' AZ =
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MaiteaSan for rinternenL
VAN PELr-At lOuke y Y on Sunday Nov .. Ste her CR
ony W. aud Emly van e aged q eais no. .
aud u days.
Tie irien o. family are inyel attend he faesl scei
of her parents tuedsv 18th ist u oo i
The remaGs be Peu ret. onu.,
Nov 2 al p oW.ft Brooia Ar.' Ftf
inc. Nfe OF Ephr.m Hans Or tiunsioT, Conn -,
Funeral services vii be hell al Ce.y C4uI eiolsS oa Itss
afternoon, Nov. 20, stsi
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

Brevoort HOuse-C. Catacazy, the Russian
Minister; MajOr-Gen. Joseph Hooker, u. ;. A.. aud
Count de Marcaard OF France. =-= Westminster Hotel
o. Ielstor Clymer OF Pennsylvania. ---== Clarendon
HOte-Mr. aud Mrs. ScOtt-Siddons. Fifth Avenue
Hote-Gen n. y. Banks OF Massachusetts, Gen. j. s.
Gen. staael, Washington, Lyman X. Bass of Buffalo,
and James IL. Campbell OF South Carolina. === 81.
James Hotel-Cassius NJ. Clay OF Kentucky. === Az
bemare Hotel-P. Diez de Rivera L. de Potestad, and
Mr. Franquelo OF spanish Legation, Gen. Chas. A.
Whittier and Nathan Appleton OF Boston, and G. A.
Longielow OF Cambridge Mass. - Grand Central
Hltel-Gen JudsOn fitzpatrick OF New Jersey. ====
Hoffman HOuse-Paymaster W. w. Williams, u. g. Navy.
81. Nicholas Hotel-Gen. N. c. Hunter Of Indiana;
Gem John r. Smith u. 4. A; ". ID. Washburn Survey OIL
General of Minnesota; cx-Mayor Lishup or Cncnnati;
Cen A N Meylert OF Pennsy yiyania, ana t. H. Phillips
OF Chicago. === Metropolitan HOte-GcI. John kiggs,
U. g. Army; Judge ). c. Hastings Of California, the Hon.
A. l.. Hing OF Omaha.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

From this statement 1t will bc seen that the gross re
CENTS all OF Internal Revenue for the nrst
Is months OF tho present Administration compared with
OF the last Is months OF the late Administration
are Increased to the amount OF s40G26 O ana taking
the same sources Of revenue the during the same
period OF comparison In favor OF the present Admins
ton amounts to S0l or l3.
The plan OF organization OF ths Bureau detailed In my
former report has been successfully carried OUT ior te
past year II has improved the service, sysemat1cd tho
and employees. In relinquishing this Office have the
satisfaction OF knowing that Its ails are lct IN most
excellent condition.
G. DgLASO, Commissioner.
To the Hon Geo 9. Boutwell,. Secy Of the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

The news of the final trial and conviction of
T.. NJ. Yercer, for the murder of Col. Crane IN
Jackson over year ago, will be received with
lively qualification by the country. This nota-
ble case has on several accounts attracted
pu blic attention, bat the saddest feature about
il was the conviction to which it led that the
murder Of Northern men was, in Mississippi,
held a venial ofiense. We are heartily glad
that jury of Mississippians has at last put
different construction upon it.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

Our special correspondent at Berlin com
municates an authoritative statement of the
agreement made between GOrtschakon and
Bismarck at the beginning Of the present war,
by which Russia pledged her own neutrality
and that of Austria, on condition of Prussia's
acquiescence in the abrOgation of the Treaty
of Paris. If this statement be true, which we
see no reason to doubt, it is probable that Mr..
Odo Russell will come back from Versailles
with nothing but the memory of kind words
and good dinners to pay for his journey.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

Tho Tammany Ring are shabby lot of
rascals after all. They have drizzled out the
Official Canvass of this City for fortnight
when every body knew from the start that
the only job set up was the counting out OF
Fl. n. Twombly, our only Republican chosen
10 the Assembly. We presume their Alder
manic tools will pluck up The requisite courage
10 end il to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

The new Republican Legislature of New
Jersey is soon to choose "A United States SEN
,,tor for full term of six years and the State
Is very naturally discussing the merits and quail
ifcatious of those deemed capable and dcseiv-
ing. We venture to remind them that Senators
from New-Jersey in other days were able and
effective as well as Jealous champions of Pro-
lection to Home Industry, and the country
would gladly welcome a successor who re-
ui,nded them of Southland and Frelnghuysen.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

The World correspondent in London, who
professed to have obtained there on Wodncs-
day the Russian dispatch which did not reach
England till Friday probably interviewed some
messengers dispatch-box, just as his confrere
in Washington held a long and entertaining
dialogue with Senator Summers luggage.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

New-Jcrscy has long been pretty evenly di-
vided in politics, but nearly unit for the
policy Of Protection. A desperate effort will
be made in the next Congress to subyert that
policy: let New-Jersey's voice in resistance to
it be heard by the whole country.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

-PICSETTAt the reseee Of tie ri', f''er -
CLary v T. Gog bv the Rev. T. srller Nr c4 "a via
Of Monsb n Y Miss Lois Pickett of We Cha-', y. y
BRAMIBLL-JAQ ES-At Baltimore Wenes Noy. 80 by Se
Geoe ". BrahIii 0f Nes loF % hss Alis
n. jacques OF Baltimore. No cfri..
KENDUL-IRvISGo Thnrsay Nov 2 ct Oh PAX T'rvtor1,
r. Flag b. D. Charles A. KeA.sl 10 Anglss1,
daughter Of the lue william Irving al Of ts No crts
Railway. " j.. Nos - BY -v Jas
Morgan Of Jslsy Cy Ms Katie Thompos -
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

The World correspondent in Paris recently reported
the clearinghouse Of John Munroe a. Co. US having
suspended payment. We requested to state that
this assertion is completely false and unfounded the
firm in question having paid every draft upon them
presented in Paris. They are also paying every ac-
ceptsnce and obligation of every kind ut maturity
in Psr,s ~ their London Office
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAuY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SENI-WEEEIY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 50 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE SOC. 40c., SOC. 75c, and 81 per line
-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. - and 80 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, So, So, and s. per line,
According to position III the paper.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. TIE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

The Free Press, an organ of the Lcdwith
Democracy, proposes the Hon. Allen G.. Thur
man (who Is Senator from Ohio) for next
President, aud the Hon. John Quincy Adams
(whO IS NJ Governor of Massachusetts, for
Vice President
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
Continued from First Page.

crease OF population business and wealth. but proDsby
not 70 exceed por cent On the basis Of this estimate
the I'VE most important States NewY0rk, Ohio Illinois
Pennsylvania and Kentucky-will contribute Se,d6NO
These being largely agricultural States their products
to be the source OF the larger part Of the Excise TAX
under the law OF July last
COMPARATIVE SOURCES os KEV
l. 1851 no ykB as nOsTHsD
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Amueemrnte, etf., CHS Cpenir9.

BooTu'S TuEATER.-"R Rip Van Wrinkle" Joseph
jefferson.
FIFTH-AvENUE THEATEB.-
NIBIo's GARDEN" Hamlet Mrs. cott-Siddons
OLYMPIC TnEATER.-" Wee Willie Wmkie.' &. l..
Fox.
WAIIACK's THEATER--"C Caste
FRENCH SANITARY FAm-Amory Of 7ist Regi-
ulent
NATIONAL ACAprMY or DESIGN. Twenty-thrd-st.
and PourbsveFonh Water Exhibition Of Paintings Sculpture ETC.
NEw-YORK CRCUs.-Equostrian exercises, aero
e.ie performances. &c L. b. Lent.
SAN FRtNCIsCo MINSTREIS No 5S5 Broadway.
scrFs. dances eccentric scts etc
STADT THEATEE.-Geman Opera ;" Martha"
WCOD's MUSEIM AND MIN NAGERIR-At , and s.:
Paris o. the Apple Of Dscord," lydia Thompson Tr
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

The Sunday Mercury has the following sam
pie of the implacable hatred wherewith every
Tammany organ regards opposition to repeat
ing and fraudulent voting:
"Before the recent great election contest and magnia
cent Democratic victory, the stod and willful gDora
mus who uses the Executive chair Of this great country
for purposes Of private speculation, and his seryile
hrelng Postmaster Jones, used the postal delivery for
the purpose OF dsfranchsng honest Democratic voters
Upward Of 10000 circulars printed from tho regis
and the lettercarrers were instructedto ascer
tain II the party whose name appeared really hVed NJ
the number specified not, they were to make note
of it, in order that the party might be challenged at
the polls Hero was most important public depart
mcnt perverted by Radical trcachery into most afro
cious political machine for perpetrating fraud and IN
fringing on the privilege of the citizen"
We ask every honest man, of whatever
party, to Judge for himself whether the writer
of the above extract does or does not desire
that voting at elections be confined TO legal
voters and all who offer TO vote illegally
detected and punished.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

As some dealers are violating the Patc-i and Cory-
SErH'- sos & 60 CrAsasp lNBsfLis
tie uuhc hssnZ Oh wort latpos Al
geuniue GUASACO ugBKELLAs have tie trade rsk iAs.e
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

This Morning the lonR-c xpected Opening q y -
LoRD TAYLos New Store tsses place. De rie ca'
oe. DRI ogea for 10 cou l. 81 s 10 ss
be present.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Hazard & CnswelI's Col Liver Oil {, the hest
M1RRIED.

Wedding and ylsii'rE Cards, hla S@m7isg Not, NiSS
Wa. EgERDELLs Sons. IA FcLIosr orr oiD DU1cH 'ueE
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

During TIE Process OF Tcething, Every noi,er st l
her child Mas WINsIow's Soo1uISG SYKUP.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

cannot live on nir-thnt Paris must soon be
provisioned afresh, or she must raise the white
flag. Has not France had enough of surrenders
for single campagn7
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
To RrsINEsS AlrN

% 81 ahoui
months cf
the Path q ,teuiior Lave heen as folcNs
Ordinary sdvesensu classified under appropriate heads 30 ecat'
per line each ins-Ticp
Itsdsd ard Dsnlay od Advertisements CHARGED sold
Special Notices Fth pH-o-5l cents Inc each Insertion
Advertisements kgbp charged ~ cents Per Lne 'se IN
Busnes Nctices-Fourh rsg75 cents Inc each Insertion
Items. Aufolnocnen In City News IogmD IS cents Lac Tor
sOld Agate sftce.
TYPE Cut. charged double for occupied
About wo line after The huc which usually con
r. rs only fonr u tVe
Deaths sni Marriage. charged 81.
The OF advertising Journal depends somewhat e number
Of SIS ut s their character Ole might have
crcaaon mal whom business woui hnd nus
addressing THK TKBUNR not merely bought snd read ny
persons sR sinosi other American jonrns II cna IN
township throughout the Union AMI u.
rons eucao nerc1nts roleSos men, SOrkers and
sdsrs Of snl hopeful human endeaFor
publish lit Oi item would hat no other
did command tie patronage Of 50 large proportion Of
thinkers and Of its time For tins reason suos
In business Of reaching uo whose attention they wood
gladly found cseWbci while It's vide c0uns
clearly and fairly printed invite the regard Of Intelligent readers IHE
believes IN prices but should viii t WORK
lrd facilities offered and believing that rats much
lower o. daily newspaper considering The extent and
cfculson been surprised TO tnd customers
ready pay them crowded columns day by day Indicate
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

REYARKs.-NOv. 27, 1869, Thermometer at .. m
n. H., ~; IL y. NJ, 80
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed r.h fsl!
name aud address.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
WASHING TON.
To the Hon. Geo. g. Boutwell,. sec'y OF the

THE VACANCY AT THE COURT OF ST. JAMES-NO
CHOICE YET-THE MURDERER OF COL. CRANE
PUNISHED AT LAsT-TUE COMMISSIONERSIIIP
OF INTERNAL REyENUE-SALES OF GOLD AND
PURCHASES OF BONDS FOR DECEMBER.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TWBUEE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

William D. Colt vs.. Adyra Clark t>a,,e.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
a.. sn or Ufieans. NO 2!S-By virtue of writ of
Seventh District Court for the Parish of Orlean IN
SnS aosvs entitled ,Ss win proceed
Eachanse, Royal street, between Canal and Cas-
on fsss in b h Is so District
M, the following described properIy t" wiz CLOCK
All the right title and interest of the defendant
instituted in the United States Circuit a C Court
pending in the United States CIRCUIT Gon4f now S
WITH Circuit, District of Louisiana.
assnss fopeDcss 0 R1 ssa myF nsr Clark
right and as admin,stratrix of the estate of John
sIoE s9o .ro and as tutr1 q NJ
I = 81 brown' deceased. and against Mrs. Myra
f + Minor Mrs. Lucy Minor tutrx Of the minor
minor 1 children. Philip S. minor, Harry Minor'
And as plaintiff in said suit (Mrs, Myra Clark
Galnes) alleges therein that she is the testamentary
aTa esa her of, Of CLARK and SUCH cam
IKAOr OF LAND. with all the improvements
Of e 1u th s Of State
81 gnteen and nehaf arpents front on the Missis
ssipRl and extending back forty arpents purchased
NTH DAY OF June, 1872 by act before p Fede.claux
sts ~ noaa,y pubic in THIS city and bounded IN
the lower side, and on the upper side by lands Of
stephen Henderson and @. ". Destrecnan, now
ns an suit alter @ de-
anei Clark, took posse ssion Of said property and
nave x1d me e. same .s now in their possession:
tne rents revenue and profits of said property for
the time she has been deprived of said property,
claims.
Seized in tho above suit
THOMAS L, MAXWELL
Jsll Il Jyl3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
: o8IE1YY KlrpBI1o4N SATURDAY JUNE la 1870

{UrDxUDm A. fuGm >YIMv S11lnrrr@ num-
iect to the adind}cskion Al mia conr1.
Our Isrre ccesfVise rsde betveen the
Atlantic ma 0uH f3fafea. ma bet veen bofh
the Isshmus Of PaSsna sSldf the otter States
| Of South America. enescino the larceT NAT
Of oar commerciei msriaes. passes 81 neces.
sity almost in sirht of the fsland Of Cubs.
under treaty vitK ens,n If i79S' "a veil A.
| bv the laVs of natinns- Gnr vesseIs viii be
| liable to visits bv veesela on the hich seas:
| in Gaze of bellicerancv tha carrvinr of con-
trabapd-vhich nov ia lsvfu]Sbeoomes
liable TO riska of seixure and condemnation.
Ia view of The sravity al t6is oueseion /
have deemed IL nv dntv te invite the etten.
ton of the wsr.rnskins novers of the coun.
frv 10 All the reist;ons snd bearinca Of the
Question in connection NTH the declsratioh
Of neutrality. anal the 1rsntinR of bellieerent
riehts. There IL not : de facto eoyernmenf
in Cuba sufficient TO execute the lnvs and
msintain inst ralafions vi1h other uations.
Spain has not been able to suppress the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,-
je3 Is iys Sheriff of the Parish of Orleaus


EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ism Of Orleans, No. % 925-By virtue of a writ
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans IN
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auct,on. At the Merchants and Auctionesrs
city. on SATURDAY. June ls, 1870 at twelve
!. ONE LOT OF GRoUSn sesanates By 70 letter sitter
"a" ons plan drawn by p. N. Judce, architect in
tn; city on tie day Of March iss
public in this city. said lot Of ground forms the
corner Of St Audrey and Franklin streets. and
ST. Andrew street, BY sixtyone feet and one inch
in depth H b in az fr on OF Franklin street
c. on pin made BY JUDGE archtect Se ;ss.
cd in the shce Of A. Pilot, Jr, notary public in this
city. measuring twenty-five feet front on franklin
street. bysixty feet eleven inches and four lines
Both tn! above pieces of property were acquired
Stump. asper act Of sale passed before A. Pilot Jr
notary public in this city, on the twenty fourth of
ONE LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, and all the
rights and privileges thsreunto belonging situate in
ed by st. Andrew, Josephine. White streets and
Frsnkn svsp h desspntsd by the letter on
eice Of A. Pilot. Jr., notary public in this city.
said lot measures thirty feet. five inches and six
one feet ard one inch, between parallel lines. said
lot of ground forms part Of two lots of ground de-
drawn BY ]. N. De Pouily, Surveyor, the fifth of
March. 1870, and deposited in the office of j. W.
breedove. notary public in this city:
dant here.i BY purchase from frederick stump, as
per act of ,ala passed before Gustave Ls Gardeur,
Jr.. notary public, in this city, on the twentieth
Seized inthe above suit
Terms-oash on the r sPctx .s,u.xvr,,
my17 je3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
CONCLUSION OF THE MESSAGE.

The following is the conclusion of the
special message on Cuban affairs. its trans.
mission entire to the paper from which we
copied it, being prevented by the condition
OF the wires:
Ihe insurgents hold no town or city; have
no established seat of government; they
nave no prize courts, no organization for
receiving or collecting revenue, no seaport
% which prize may be carried, or through
WMcn access can be had by foreign power
to the limited interior territory and NOM
tam Harnesses which they occupy. The ex-
lstence OF Legislature representing
popular constituency, is more than douhr
full In its uncertainty. There is no nrohahie
evidence OF anelection of any delegated au-
thorities of any government outside the
limits OF the camp, occupied, from day to
day, by moving companies of soldiers
There is no commerce, no trade, either in.
ternai or foreign, 10 manufactures. The
late commander.in.chief Of the insurgents
having recently come to the United States
publicly declared that all COMMERCIAL inter,
tourse and trade with the interor world
had been entirely cut OF, and he further
adds: To-day We have not ten thousand
arms In Cuba" y
1t is well established principle of public
law that recognition OF a foreign State of
belligerent rights to insurgents, under CIR
cumstances such as now existi in Cuba, if
not justified by necessity, is a demonstra.
ton OF moral support to the rebellion. Such
necessity may hereafter arise, but it has not
yet arisen, nor is its probability clear to be
seen. Ii 1t be war between Spain and
Cupa, and be recognized, it is our duty to
provide for the consequences that NAV en-.
sue in the embarrassment of public com
merce and interference with our revenue If |
beliigerency be recognized, the Commercial
marine OF the United States becomes liable |
70 search and seizure by commissioned |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
- TdOMAS L. MAXWEIL
nyA je 8 rs Sheriff Of she Parish OF Orleans

Mrs.. n Z. tAlmoa cater: VIE. s.Dar-
arated from bed and board Of Joseph Xavier
Deifau, Baron de Pontalba. vs.. George Lsovy.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
Of seizure and SALE to mo directed By the Honorable
the fourth District Court for the parish Of Oriesns
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell 81
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomnouse strestA in the Second District of this cGy
on TUESDAY. July. 5. 1870. At u O'Clock NJ.
Twelve LOTS OF GRoUN ID together with
Al the rights, advantages and privileges thereunto
Heon sng or IN any wise appertaining, situated.
the square number seventy four, bounded by Ban.
din. Cortes. Banks and st. John Streets and mum.
Dered from one to eleven in elusive and twenty six
according to plan drawn by OLIVER aHd Martin
surveyors. dated the ninth March, 1861 and eposit:
Cd In the office OF A. DucAts. notary pm bic this
Is Tse Of the Of
each other, and measuring to wit
Lots numbers one two and three, each thirty tive
eight feet 10 deph between equal I'D parallel lines
Lots numbers four. fve six and seven each, thirty
one feet, eleven inches and one line front on Bau.
between parallel nnes. Lots numbers eight, nine
and ten each. thirty two feet front on Baudin street,
BY GePth OF one hundred and eight feet. between
parallel lines. Lot number one, forming the corner
Of Baudin and Cortez streets. and lot lumber ten
forming the corner of Baudin and st. John streets
Lot number eleven. thirty four feet six inches and
one hundred and ffty-nin feet ten inches and one
line IN deptn: between parallel line. and lot number
Six thirtyfour feet six inches and elk lines
'front.' on Cortez street. by one hundred and fifty
pine feet ten inches and one line in depth between
parallel lines. - -
Being the same property acquired by defendant
Dy purchase rom plaintiff, as per act passed before
ssid notary Ducatel the first day of August 1851
Seized in the above suit.
Tsrms-oaSh on the %s Spot; .s, x.xwv,,
Je3 Is jys Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
The City or New Orleans 70 Harvey
I Guild

The City or New Orleans "a Harvey
Guild.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Of Teri facss to me directed By the Hon
orabie the Fifth DISTRICT court for the parish
Of Orleans. in the above entitled cause, I win
proceed to sell st public auction, ct the Mer-
chants and Auctionssss' Z, change. Royal st,sst.
second District OF this city. on TUESDAY, July
1870. at twelve o'clock H.. the following described
TCEkTAiN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First Municipal District third assessment district
in square number one hundred and eighty. bounded
BY St. Mary. st. Charles. Julia and Girod streess
measuring twenty -sevsn feet front on St. Charles
street, b. one hundred and dfty feet in depth To.
thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the srot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
je3 l6iy5 Sheriff Of the Parish of Oreapa