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LEGAL INTnLLTGEMCE.
II. =. D,-ty,ct Court-Judge Cndwn,ader.


This morning the case called for trial was that
of the United States VS.. 92 barrels of whisky
claimed by John Brelinger, Jr., an information
of forfeiture on the ground that the claimant
had fraudulently failed to pay the tax. 1t was
alleged that in the early part of September last
four barrels of whisky were found at Lancaster,
coming from the rectfying establishment of the
claimant at Manchester York county, the
stamps upon which differed from the contents
at once raising the presumption of fraud.
This led to an investigation of the claimants
rectifying house, which revealed the fact that
there were thirty barrels OF whisky there un-.
stamped, that there were 1000 gallons In recti-
fying casks, for which no barrels could be found
to correspond; also two small stills were found
upon the premises which had the appearance of
having been recently used; and lastly, that
wagon load of whisky, upon which the tax had
not been paid had been taken away from the
place at night. For these reasons the establish
ment was seized. On trial.
Court of Quarter SessIOns-Judge Ludlow.
The trial of Matthias Kaas, the pawnbrok0r,
was resumed this morning. In regard to the
charge of his being accessory before the fact to
the burglary committed at Nicholas MARSHALL s
house, on the night of December "a, 1866, wit
nesses were produced VINO testified that Kaas
was with them in another part OF the city from
3 o'clock in the afternoon until o'clock the
following morning. In regard to the charge of
receiving stolen goods, q witness said he was In
Kaas shop when man who was accustomed
to deal there sold 1t to him. The arguments OF
counsel are now being made.
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ANOTHER ENOCH ARDEN.
His Twins Buried md His Wife Married TO
AnOLher-She has Him Arrested on n Charge
a Abandon ment.

ofAbandOn ment.
On Wednesday Catharine Cantrell residing at
No. 61 Greenwich street, and woman OF middle
age, applied to Justice Bowling for the purpose
of securing the arrest OF John Cantrell, her
husband on charge Of abandonment. A war
rant was issued, and the accused was duly ar
raigned before the magistrate, when he, through
counsel, made the defense that Catharine had
another husband living.
John OConnell, proprietor OF sailors boarding
house No. 10 Pearl street, testified that he had
known the complainant for over five years; in 1864
she came to his house with a man named Could
whom she introduced as her husband this man dis
peared soon after, aud the woman informed O'COn-
nell that he had enlisted In the navy, and she had
received 5000 as his bounty and added that she had
caused him to enlist In the army once before and
got s400 bounty money. Gould had not been seen
until within the past fortnight, when he visited the
boarding house in company with the defendant in
Charles II. Morse, residing at No. 2Os South Fourth
street, Williamsburg, testified that he became ac-
quanted with Gould a few weeks ago, when the
latter came on board schooner at Philadelphia and
worked his passage TO this city; Gould told the wit
that he had wife living at No 10 Pearl street,
whom he had not seen for some years; they called
at O'Connells house together and saw Catharine,
who Immediately recognized Gould as "Alph," and
said, "Yours We're twins, and are both dead y she
also told Gould that she had married another man.
and would show him the person II he would wait
until night.
Considerable cross-eXamination by the magis-
trate of the complainant, the prisoner, and the
witnesses elected the fact that Catharine gave
birth to twins a few months after her marriage
to Cantrell who buried them in proper manner
when death occurred, few days after. Can
trell knew he was not the father, yet declared
he had lived happily with her until he discovered
the fact of the first marriage. AS Cantrell
stated that the first husband had shipped from
Philadelphia in vessel for Matanzas, the ma
gistrate decided to adjourn the case for two
weeks in order that search may be made for
proof OF the first marriage.-N y. Times TO-
ddy.
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NEW YORK, March 4.-StOcks weak Money
easy at b@6 per cent Gold, llsH. Five
twenties, 1902 coupon, li9; do. 1854, do, llOh !;
do. 1866, do, HOY; do. do, new, lo9<: do. 1861
81 !; Missouri 6s, 94A; Canton Company, 6i; Con-
solidated New York Central and Hudson River, 94Z !;
Michigan Central, i2O; Michigan Southern, s6T; (;
Illinois Central 1873; Cleveland and Pittsburg 9s ;
Chicago and Rock Island, llgS Plttsburg and Fort
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RnIr,mare Produos Market.

BALTIMORE March 4.-Cotton dun at 22hc. Flour
steady and In good demand. Howard Street supernne
s475@5; do. extra, t525a6; do family, sa25@1 I;
City Mills supernne, tlTb@550; do extra, 800
@5; do extra, t5'25a6T5; do family s6l2H@6'T5.
Wheat firm and unchanged; Pennsylvania, q Is
Corn firm at 93@94c. for white aud yellow. Oats,
b4c. Rye, 9O@95c. Mess Pork nrmer at sH921 90.
Bacon frmer; rib sides, 1bH@l6Ac.; clear do, 16k
@1Gsfc.; shoulders, 12H@l2Ee. Hams 10,920c.
Lard quet at i6hc Whisky duh at 81.
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FROM VEST VIRGLNL.4.
West Virginia Legislature.

WHEELING, w. Va, March 4.-The Legisla-
ture adjourned this morning at one o'clock. A
large amount of important legislation was left
unfinished for want of time. The contest over
the capital question ended on Thursday night in
retaining the location at Charleston. This is
therefore probably the last Legislature that will
assemble in Wheeling. The Governor and heads
of the State departments will leave for Charles
ton in q few weeks
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship Aries, Wiley, for philadelphia, sailed
from Boston I'd inst
cleared at New York yesterday. -
BARK Prometheus, i3radherfng, for Stettin via Phi
ladelphia, cleared at New York yesterday.
Schr Modesty, Weaver, for Philadelphia, cleared
schr F. Nickerson. Kelly, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Boston Cd inst
Schr Jesse Williamson, Jr., Corson, for PhIade-
phia sailed from Providence 2d inst.
schr W. F. Garrison, Adams, hence, at Charleston
Schr Hdolph Hugel, Buell., at Mobile GSth ulL from
Boston.
Schr d. v. streaker, vangilder cleared at VIII
minRton, N. c., 1st inst, for New York
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xATHsT Dx THLE0RAPH.
III 81.
The Naval Board of Surveys.
Adjournment of the West
Virginia Legislature.
Etc, ETC.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.
FROM NEW YOPK.
Another Marked Decline In Gold.

Another Marked Decline In Gold.
NEW YORK. March 4.-Gold opened this
morning at 1887. This is the lowest since the
battle of Bull Run.
The latter statement refers, of course, to the
second battle of Bull Run. Gold commanded
no premium in 1861, and but 3 per cent. in Janu-
ary, 1866. 2.-ED TIL
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Notes, 10; Gold, 11ok@1isX; Silver. 119@1lb. Union
Pacific r. r. list Mort. Bonds, gS20as30; Central Pa
cinc X. X. list Mort. Bonds, s95Oa960; Union Pacific
Land Grant Bonds s720@T30
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER a Co., No. SO 8. Third
street report the following quoatens:-U. y. 6s OF
1881, 1lah@ll4H o2os Of 1862 llH@l1lx; do. 1884,
11Oh@1lOH; do. 1850, 1l0E@l10%; do, july 1855
109k@lO9k; do, July, 1867, lOsai@11O; do. July,
1868, l09A allo; es lo-io, lOTk@1O1H; U. s. Pacific
RR. Cur. 6s, 109Aal09T.
NARR q IADSER, Bankers, report this morning
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING,

Steamer j. 5. ShrlYer, Webb, 10 hours from BaIII-
more, with mdse 10 A. Groves, Jr.
Schr John q. McShain, Cavanaugh, 10 DAYS from
RappabanDOck river, with railroad ties 10 West Jer-
sey Railroad Co. -,
Schr e. H. Murney, Murney, DAYS from Rich
mond, with railroad ties TO Albrecht Finley.
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10000 Amer Gold.
FIRST BOARD.

JAY COOKE Il Co. quote Government securities as
foll0ws:- ~. s. 6s or 1884, 114@116; b-20s OF 1862,
lIpali2H: do, 1854, 11OI91ll; do, 1856, 1000
iiiS; do', July, 1896 1895 S@lO93E; do. do, 1861,
i09I I@1os2; do, 1858, 1o9H@lO9S; lO-4Os 1919
1OTL Cur. SIS, 1O9@1O9H. Gold, 1884,:
Street. Philadelphia report the following quotations:
u. s. es OF 1851, 114@1l4A; do, 1881, ll2Sli2I; M
new 100 @iO91s do 1857, do O91si091; do 1883,
do, lO9H9lOsys; 1O-4Os, 1O7@107H; U. .. 80 Year
per cent Currency, 1O9@1O9A; Due Comp. lnt'
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Naval Bonrd Of Survey.

To the Editor Of The EUeling Telegrdph:--
WASHINGTON, March 4.--The Naval Commit
tee OF the House is in receipt of q communi-
cation from Secretary Robson, modifying his
previous letters relative to Board of Naval
Survey. He states that ION consideration, and
in view of the strong opinion of Admiral Farra-
gut and other experienced officers on the ques-
tion, he requests that 'the Board of Survey be
constituted of officers of rank not below that Of
Rear-Adniral"
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sTATR OF THERMOMETER AT THK EVENING rKLB0RAPH
OFFICE.
IA. NJ. .......2sl II A. M.....s4 2P. M......3s
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Collector Root.


WAsHINGToN, March 4.-The President has
determined to retain General Adrian r. Root,
Collector of Internal Revenue for the Third
(Buffalo) District, New York, and therefore has
withdrawn from the Senate the name of George
r. Kibb, who had been nominated as General
Roots successor
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LATEST SHIPPING NTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Nelus zee Instde Pa0es

OF FPHILADEIPHIA.............MA MARCH
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EDITION
the DISASTER IN NEpONSET.
The Mississippi Railroad Accident
The Worst Railroad in America

Seven Disasters in One Month.
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EGore Deaths by Kerosene
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

DY C. Z. 01KAKOEY & CO, AUG
d Cloneers--N;cnoas j. hoey, Aucu9neer-othce
70. u Exchange places IA URDA1, April I5
1870 at twelve O'Clock M, at the Merchants and
Auctionee-s Exchange. on Royai, between CSnai
and Customhouss streets, ia thls city OF New Or
leans. os virtue OF judgment rendered IN the
above entitled matter, the eigHtG OF Barcn, loIU
b. the tioa. Pau! E. T5eard, Judge OF the Fourth
District Court for the PARISH OF orleans, VIII be
sold az pubic auction. the following described
SEVEN LOro OF GROUND, together With all
the improvements thereon situate IN DuYsF geVlHe
parish OF Urgal right DauR o. toe Mississippi river
bet wesn the Second and Tnird District Ferries,
a. 8 Hemecourt, surveyor, eighteenth OF March,
1872 deposited with L. Care. late notary IN this
CITY: the said lots each 81 feet inches front
on ne public road, by l10 feet and lines IN 0epbn,
and each 30 feet ca inches n the rear me
ali French measure together with all the rights ana
privileges of bstture. belong pg, or which may
hereafter belong the said lots extending 10 the
Mississippi river. The improvements Oh saic prop,
erty comprise two small houses ard large shed anC
the lots are partly fenced rms property is situated
hetu the Second and Third District ferries, an
being the Below the marine CRY dock, ana IS
well ,adap.ed for ship yard and Narenousing pur'
poses. -
a credit of and two years from date OF sale IN
the notes o. the purchaser secured by specal mort
gage and vendors lien, and bearing interest OF
eight per cent per annum from date OF SAFE untli
nal payment WITH penal clause or hVe per cent az
the notes. The improvements on the properly to
be kept fully insured and the policy transferred 10
the holders of the notes: purchaser 10 assume pay
nent over and above the bid OF all taxes Tor tns cur
year. $50 the notes to be divided to suit the
Interes tg involved.
| Act of sale and United States stamps at the ex
n, tic mh20 app l6 .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

Dye. E. pgRA EDEY IL CO. AUG
ID Jioneers-Nichoias j. hoey, Auctioneer office
NO. II Exchange pace-SATUhOAI,A April 81, 1870,
at twelve o. clock NJ, at Merchants and Auction
ers' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Custom house streets, by virtue OF an order
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans dated March 25 1910, Will be sold
by public auction for account OF the succession OF
Mary Am Eastman, the following described
property. to wit - -
all the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
city n tie square comprised within IRENE, ras,
Toulouse and St. Louis streets, designated by the
letter A on q plan by Depouiliy, third Novsm Der.
1915 deposited in records of Felix Percy, late tary
PUBLIC in this city. Said lot measures in Amer lea I
measure q feet inches front on IRENE street by a
depth OF 80 feet q, inches, between parallel lines.
The improvements comprise d two-story frame
house, with front and side gallery; a two story
kitchen detached-aii roof; the house and
kitchen have each. four rooms yard paved cistern,
etc. and known No III IRENE street, and is
rented at twenty-five dollars per month.
Terms Of Sae--One half cash, balance at one
years credit in note secured BY special mortgage
and vendors lien, bearing interest OF elSht per
cent per annum from date of sale until final pay
ment with clause of five cent attorney fees IN
event of suit to enforce payment or the notes: I'M
uroyements to be kept fully insured and policies
transferred to curator of estate and purchaser to
assume payment and above his bid OF ali taxes
for 1863 and u D TO day OF sale
Act Of sale and United States stamps at the ex
pense Of the purchaser, before T. G: Gottschak,
pot.~y public mh3O sp9 i6 70 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

DY q. e. GIRARDEY 81 Co.. AUO-
d tioneers-Otice, No. Exchange Place
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Roysi
etreet between Canal and Cust0mhouse streets, IN
the city of New Orleans viii be sold at public AUG,
ton to the highest and last bidder, by and in pur-
suance of an order rendered by the Hon. BENJAMIN
T. Trimble Judge OF the Superior Court OF Goa
homa county. state Of Mississippi sitting in Oman
cery dated the zenith Of Ccto Der. 1853 and rem
dered in the above entitled matter, the following
described property, to wit
THE WEST HALF OF SECTION TEN. in
township twsntysix, north of range six wesr, IN
Coanoma county Mississippi, containing about -
acres, plaintiffs against the defendants.
"1hs decree of the honorable court Directs that
the undersigned Commissioner do sell, and make
deed or deeds conveying all the right. title and in
tersst both legal and equitable, well of complain.
ants as of defendants in all the lands snd personal
property sold, and acknowledge the same foI
REGISTRATION; and that the said Commissioner dc
report his proceedings under thus decree, at the
next term of this court
Terms-Oash on thss pot ut the time OF sdjudica
ton. IA,
expense of the purchaser.
mh3O ap3O q. e: GIRARDEY. Commissioner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

RY G. e s,KAsDEnx Nv ~ s CO., Auo.
0fee n: Exchange ,w p,see oo sAtG II
at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
on Royal between Canal and Customhonse
stress by virtue of order of the Honorable the
Second District Court for the parish or orleans,
dated March % 1870 will be solo by puoic auction
for accoun. of succession of Binel Levy, the fol-
lowing described pr perry, to wit ,.. .
A LOT OF GHOUND, in the FIRST District OF
this city in the square bounded by New Leyee,
Commerce, JuiIa and st Joseph streets, designated
as lot No ILL., and measuring. in American measure,
II feet inches and lines front on SAID New Levee
street aud II fees4 inches and lines IN w,dtn IN
rear by 100 feet in depth; with use OF common alley
in rear opening on St. Joseph street Inc improve
rnents comprise three story Brick Dwelling and
Store known as No. ZIG New Leyee street. ,
Terms-Fifteen hundred dollars cash. ano the
balance in notes at and two years creolt, pear
ing interest of eight per cent per annnm from 9ate
OF sale until paid. The notes 10 be secured by
mortgage on the property; the purchaser TO come
judgment to- amount of the notes, c5sts ana attof
news fees of five per cent in case the notes are no'
paid at maturity and also to keep the improvements
on the property insured to the Satisfaction OF ths
rator of the estate, and transfer the ponc!
of insurance to him until the notes are pa'd anc
| assume over and above the bid the payment Oh al
| taxes for 1863 and the current year
Act. of sale and United STATES stamps az me e1
peuse of the purchaser, before John +; OoneS
! notary public. HhL1 "po ~ - ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

IEaICs'A CDM PAEY'a EXTRACT
~ Of Meat secures great economy and oonveniepos
in housekeeping, ard excellence in cooking. None
genuine wi, bout the signature OF Baron Liebig, the
inventor and of Dr. MAX Won pettenkofer, deie-
gate. f.. j. HABIT q %.
fe4--3m IS Tcnovp;t0ulas street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

DYC f. GaRARDET 81 Con. J.
ID uoey A action eer-Offcs No. IL Exchange pace
SATURDAY. April 10, 1910 at twelve O'Clock NJ,
Will be sold at public auction, at the Merchant IS
aud Auctioneers Exchange, on Royal, between
Canal an Cus5omhouse streets, by and in ance
Of an o er from tina Hon. Louis Duvisneaud, Judge
OF the Second District Court for the parish OF Or
leans dated eighth March, 1870 and rem dered
10 rns above entitled matter, the following described
stocks ETC.. belonging to the estate OF the late
Sumpter turner. deceased, to wit
STOCKS.
EOS shares Oselousas and Great Western Raiiro ad
Stock.
IS snares Odd Fellows II all Stock.
shares Bank of America stock.
80 shares Citizens Bank stock.
10 shares 81. Charles Hotel STOCK.
20 shares louisiana Tehaunt eDsc STOCK.
% shares Pontchartrsin Railroad stock.
scare5 Gas Light Company.
INSURANCE SCRIP.
Sun Mutual Certificate. 1883 No. 1853, s340,
SIN Mutosl Certificate, 1883 No l176. SO
Sun Mutual Certificate, 1859. No. 1890. $40.
SIN Mutual Certificate, l.60, No. 1921, SD.
Sun Nutdsi Certificate, 1850, No. 965, 800.
sun Mutual Certificate, 1861, No. 1916. 81
Sun Mutu al Csrtitic ate, 1861, No. 1874. S!oO
Home Mutual Certificate, 1885, No 800 81.
Interest on the above stock and ecrlp niT peer
paid 10 to the twenty second March. ls7U.
Terms-Casb IN United States treasury note3
ruh3i ap29 ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16
AUCTION SALES.
~ v I ~ OAkl30kB
By c. e. Girardey & Co.
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS BIBB.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Nc. 80 599
By c. e. Girardey g. Co.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS BIBB.

DY c. f. GIEARDEY Il CO, AUC-
D tioneers-Nicholas j. Hoey, Auctioneer-Othce
No II EA hangs Place. SATURDAY., May
Auctioneers Exchange. on Royal, between Canal
and Customhouse streets. by virtue of an order OF
the Honorable the Second Distric. Court for the
parish of Orleans. dated second April, lo7O VIII be
sold by public auction Tor account OF the succession
of Thomas Bibb, deceased, the following described
property, to wit
FoUk LOIS OF GROUND situated in the
by Jersey, now ,Annurciation Laurel, Josephine
and St Andrew streets; said lots are designated
by The numbers four, five. eleven and twelve. ana
Measure ZACH thirty feet fro ut Jersey, now An
nuncialion street. twentyuine feet eight inches IN
width in the rear. by depth OF one hundred feet
Terns cash in United States treasury notes. and
DC rchasers 20 assume payment over and above the
Kids of ali taxes for the curseut year 1870.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the eX-
pense OF the purchasers. before Octave Nore Esq,
notary public. apIu - ~ N.Y. IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16
ARTICLE FIFTH,

The charter may be modified altered OF nendei,
or he com oany NAV be dissolved at general meet
OF the stock holders convened Tor tnat purpose
with the assent OF three tourthS I'm amount OF the
stock represented at such meeting Whenever the
dissolution of the Corporation shall become neces-
sary by reason of the action Of the stockholders Oy
Limitation OF it's charter from any cause what
ever affairs shall oe immediately placed iquI
detion under tie charge a1o superlptepdence OF
Directors, and who shall remain in o1tice IN til the
llduiCation OF the fairs OF the Company. and the
distribution oi It's surplus funds among the stock
holders. ~ - -
No stockholder IN this Corporatita shall sver De
liable responsbe for the contracts or faults or
the Corporation in any further sum, taan the Tn
paid balance due to the Company on the shares
owned by hun, shall any mere informally IN Or
gani2aon, have the effect OF rendering thls cness
null OF exposing stockhoder to any !iaolIlty Ge'
yond the amount OF mis- stock.
ARTICLE SEVENTH,
The names OF the stockholders, their residence
and the number Of shares held og each are declared
to be such as are subscribed this Of incorpora
ton, and set opposite each OF Their names re-
spsctvely , - - - e.,
cents per sheet required by Jaw FOR this act has been
bereunto dl affixed and Cancelled.
Thus done ana passed IN my oftce at the city OF
New Orleans aforesaid, on the day and date above
vyriftar in the presence of Thomas j, Beck and
Frank Mct}oin, witnesses of lawful ag5 and DON'T
cilIated in sad city who bereunto subscribe their
names together with th3 parties hereto, and ne
Il0risiaal Signed THOMAS !. BECK,
FRANK HCGLOIH.
GEORGE w. CHHISTF,
Notary Pubic.
Thereby oer5ify the foregoing 10 be true copy o
tine Original act Ct Incorporation extsnC IN my cur
rent potsra register namas OF Subscribers omlttad
In witness whereof, | grant these presents unde
| nv signature and seal of Office
| GEORGE W. CHRISTF.
apps Is2330 Notary Public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16
Jnmes III. jones va. Succession or Arthur
". Horror

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ISL of Orleans, NO. ll44 by virtue of writ of
seizure and sale TO me directed by tie Honorable
Fttn District Court for the parish Orleans. in
the above entitled cause, ! win proceed to sell at
public auction, st the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District of this city,
MONDAY, May 8. 1870 at twelve O'clock NJ, the.
following described property, 70 Wit
TWO CERTAIN LO rs OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
and the rights, privileges, ways and appGrtenances
thersunto belonging or in anywse appertaining,
situated IN the First District OF this city of New
leans the square number twenty, which is
bounded By Canal Claiborne Gasquet snd Darbigny
strC cts and sad tots being designated by the num-
bers fifteen and sixteen, on plan drawn by Joseph
Pine. afe surveyor, dated the twenty day of
MAY 1885, and deposited in the Office of d. L. McCay,
i4se aspotary pubic in this city. Said lots adjoIn
| eaohf ctksr, and measure each, English measure
5~e1yy.fss feet on Canal street, by eeSth of one
| hundred and SIX feet and seven inches, between
| parallel lines; which said lots of ground, as above
| described. were acquired by Arthur w. Rorlor b,
purchase from James H. Jones (the plaintiff hereipl
/ as per act passed before Andrew Hero jr., notar
public in tals city, the twentieth OF April 1877.
| Ssized il the above suit.
| Terns-Cash on the spot. "A
ape Il mys Sheriff OF the Fayij4of Orleans