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nj NOW ISTHE TINE TOPROCURE
BaRIA IN DRY GOODS-AVAlL YOUR
SELVES OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OUT SALs AT A. GOilBACk'S.-se,ng de-
termined not 10 carry over my stock from one Sea-
SON to- another, / shall for the next fourteen days
cell the reminder Of my splendid stock OF SUM
the, VIII he closed on. a. auction in order tu make
rom for a lar,e and complete assortment OF 'all
and win:er goods. have just opened 600 yards
at the ve~y low prize Of lo3c. Calicoe>, fas! CO.
lor. for a. 10. and l.Ac. lien towels, LOG: Linen
hsndkerch!efs, SC. Black silks, from $i.2s up.
shirt fronts, fannels, cdmbrics, Swiss and other
whire goods lsdle.', gents, and children's he
siery: aud everT other STYLE aud quility OF goods
to he t ,unc III any first class dry goods establish
ment, which We axe offering ut prices when can
not fail to please. Remember he place, and give
me Il call before purchasing elsewhere:
A. G.ILDBACK,
COZ Broad street
anil between Sixth and rovcn.h.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND, Va.

The next session Of this school VIII commence
on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER and close
on The LIST July, 1871.
4 full corps OF teachers has been employed.
Madame GRNESTISE MARTIN, a thoroughly edl-
csted French lady, who has taught for eight ye+rs
In the best schools OF England and New York,
will reside in the Institute and have charge Of the
French classes.
The cnarye for board has been reduced for the
next session. D.. LEE POWELL. NJ. A.,
Sc 9-tlstO Principal.
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GAIT, SALT, SALT.
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM LIVERPOOL.
5000 SACKS "DEAKIE'sn AND s.EVk MSS
FINE SALT.
W oner lot sale per ship MARIA, - just arrived
dlrect from Liverpool and now dischargtng cargo
at Ctty Point and Richmond, e,ooO sacks .sDEA-
KIN'S" and "LvANs's" brands improved don
ble-bieached factory filed FINE SALT.
sci ROBERT +. WILLIAMS m
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NOTICE.-A gentleman of Albemarle
IN county, in one Of its most hesltnful neigh
borhoods. snd amongst Its best society, having
employed au accomplished ARD eG p%srienced teach
eF, desires to have q companion to study for his
only daughter. She must be between twelve and
thirteen years Of age.
The terms Will be for Instruction in the higher
English branches, French, Latin. MsthemaE cs,
and Music on the Piano, With board, washing,
ligDts, &C., two hundred dollars.
REFERENCES: Rev. A. e. Dickinson, Rich
mond; tev. &c. Long and A. P. Abel, Esq.
Charlottesville. Correspondence may be had with
either of these ger tl-men. Sc l2-3t
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G T. PENDLETON'S ENGLISH,
~. CLASSICAL, AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, Fourth street bet Feen Main and Frank
lin. session from Monday, Seotember 26th. to
July 1st. Rooms on the second floor OF a COM
Portable brick building. with ample backgrounds.
Special attention paid to the English, branches,
book keeping, &c. Professor o. :. Ericsson viii
attend 10 classes Ia GsrGan or French. Terms
same as heretofore S35 and $40 per session in pri-
mary department. SC, &c. Sc 8-lm
MIGHT SCHOOL OF REV. NJ. j.
IN MICHELBACHER.-I shall open q NIGHT
SCHOOL for Americans who wish TO learn the
GERMAN LANGUAGE. and another for Ger
mans who wish to lesrn
NY terms will be liberal.
INQUIRE ut my residence, corner First and Clay
streets. NJ. j.
Sc e-4tTu, W,S,&M
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NOTICE.
JULIUS sYCLE,
No, 900 MAIN STREET,

second door from corner OF Ninth.
take pleasure in notifying my patrons. fTisnas;
and the public generally, that have consolldateo
my two stores. 1 can now De founa a1 my large
Having largely increased my force ana STOCK, L
am now prepared to offer IN preceaentea aavan-
ttges to those in need of DRY Mystock
Of 9 fH q. E:sl ! i 81. yef q lf BE- s,A suSh g COTTON
from th1 lowest to the highest grades, ~
BROWN SHIkTIrGS and SHEbIlNGs at all
A FIJI line of CALICoEs suitable for this season.
HiCKtJKY STRIPES, pLAID OZAABURGS,
DOMESTIC G1NGHASis,, &c.
PPLanfS and STRIPED NAINsOoK and CAM
skFfs FRENCH and JAcCoNET CAM
Swiss MUSLIN and ORGANDGEs,
DIMIIY and BRILLIAHTES,
NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains,
PIL!.,W.CASr LINN ana "a ETiS9,c
< = and t sPKISs M
r. CLUTHS aud TABLE DAMASK,
LINEN AID CuTTO> u!APER, Sc.
A complete stock Of GENTS FURNISHING
cASSSiMWPEREs. CLOTHS,
TWEfDS, KENTUCKY JEANS: &C.
4 large assortment OF LADIES' HEAAhD
HAMBrRG EDGINGs and !NsERTINGs.,
LACE COLLARS and rs.
CLUNY and VAlEhC1ENNES EDGlNGs and
IhSkRTINGS,
GRENADINE for wells.
COR@ETs, HHOP-SklRTS,
m01UKEISG DREss GOODS in variety;
I have also q large VARIETY of SUMNER DRESS
GOODS, which will b. sold at Il great sacrifice,
NV stock Il large and well assorted IN every de-
partment, and at prices that cannot fall To satisfy
every one, at JULIUS SlCLE'S,
wy gr3 Main street,
second door from corner Niuth.
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SEWING-MACHlNEs OF ALL KINDS
- REPAiRED. The BLQAT ELLIPTIC SEW
Ing MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER for the 6LOA5
SLOAT D. ADDINGTON,
We - sAiS Csro street. pear F0urteentb
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NsISs TUCKER WILL RESUME THE
duties or her SCHOOL AM
BOYS on the lST uE !ssSsTs. NV SS y
win teach FRRNCA no. AhAhx
au 29-M& chtOcls ID
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A TTENTION, CONTRACTORS. MI
IA EERS AND OTHER - The BaLTiMoEE
WATER BOARD have for sale two IOr0M51
TIVEs. about s tons, Q feet two inches gauge: forty
JUMPING CARS, s 1eet 2 inches gauge TWO
STEAM EXCRyATJRS. For Particulars apply
Ut the Engineers Department Baltimor. Water
Works, No. 2North street, Baltimore, Md.
sc t2--2tsw4w
D0CkLASD LIME-1,160 barrels daily
III expected per schooner Ii .ttie Coombs, for
sale by Tse l2l A. 8. LEE.
ORANGE FLOWERENATER, prepared
by Chris In the south Of France, and for
sale at NE u
HGR Drug Store, 9I0 Main street,
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE
ID CHEAP AT THIS OFFICE.
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SHOCkOE HILL ACADEMY, No. 412
- Seventh street. between Marshall and Clay.
The sixth session OF this school, fo- young men and
boys, will MONDAY, September 10th,
and continue nine months. Circulars at the book
stores. Charges English and Mathematics Tor
q half session. 800. so: Greek and Modem Lam
guages, each, $le Latin, IS; payable sctctly in
advance. s. 7. CACd,
St l2-1m Principal.
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TaICKLING SPICES for sale by
il PoWHATAN e. DuPUy: Apethscsry
tye 4sI bsoaa sHecs.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Ia FAIhTAX COUNTY. VA.
The tweuty-seveDth session begins SEPTEM.
BEk q. 1870, and ends JUNE q, 1871.
TERMS 1890 Per aDnum. No extras. For cir
cuIars, address
L. NJ. BLACKBOARD. ". A.. Principal,
au e-2m locs-bOx -, Alexan6ris, Va.
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CEoRGETOWN COLLEGE, D. C.

The academic year Of GEORGETOWN Colege com
mences on the FIRST MONDAY OF sEPEEM-
BrR and ends in The first WEE K OF July.
The lectures In the medical and law departments
will commence In October.
JOHN EARLY. =. j., President.
Circulars containing particulars can be cbtaned
by aDply1ng to the President. III l6-lm
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AW SCHOOL.

The Law Department Of Richmond College has
been organized. and the school will be opened on
the 1sT DAY IF OCTOBER SEXc.
). l.. 81. CURRY, LII. D.; hon. JAMES D.
HALYBURT0N; and WILLIAM GREEN,
LII. D.. Professors. ~
Circulars may be had and further In
obtained upon application by letter or otherwise
to B. pURYEhR,. Esq. chairman OF the Faculty.
or to either Of the Law Professors at Richmond.
An 30-6tDl
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THE MISSES GRATTAN will resume
Il the duties Of their SCHOOL Oh the I'd OF OC-
TOBER, on Main near the corntr of Third street,
No. 2l9. Sc 7--dtd
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PRIMARY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
ans. y. P. HoBsoF, MRS. Il. Il. WISE, .,

The FIRST session OF THIS School win OPEN on
MONDAy. September Goth 1910. on the corner Of
Grace and Seventh streets, Richmond Va.
seven IN twelve years or sae. There will be o ee-
lect class OF more ADVANCED scholars who will
the school of MT.J. Ii. ST orHEE
For PARTICULARS see circulars, which can be
found ut the bookstores OF MresG, T.. Bidgood
and Messrs. Woodhouse II Psrham.
REFERENCE Rev Joshua Peterktn. Rev. C,
Minnigerode, Rev. J.. e. Edwards, Rev. George
Woodbridge Rev. ~. d. Hoge, Rev. William
Brown, MI. John NJ. Strother.
an a. IL, %, 2e.sep2 8 &dt1e, aeodtaze
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ANE'S SCHOOL,

GRACE BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS.
The fourth session Of this school commences
MONDAY, september 2eth, 1870, and closes June
Doth, 1871.
Beginners in spelling and reading viii be adj
mitted.
ers will be employed.
JAMES II. LANE. A. NJ, Principal;
CHARLES d. MuRRIS, Assistant.
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MIR. K. NJ. TUCK'S ENGLISH
WI CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL Sc
LECT SCHOOL for boys. on Church Hill. cor
ner Twenty-sixth and Nj streets, will open MON
DAY, 18th September !; close last Of June fell w
ing.
FERNS: Liberal, to suit the times. Six more
pupils will be received. Apply early. s"7 1w
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TNGLESIDE FEMALE SCHOOL, TWO
j. AND A HALF MILES FROM EREDE-
RICKSHALL DEPOT, LOUISA COUNTY Va.
engaged as teacher Miss KATE AiNsLlE, ceies
braled for her qualifications. faithf9!ncss, any
thoroughnsss, ana also for the excellent aisci.
pline with which she conducts her schooi. SSS
teaches ali the Glasses usually taughs IN Q gooa
school, with French and Music, also Einosoiuet1
and Wax-Work.
TERMS One hundred and nisy aoi.ass, wni Na
extras excent for Embroidery and Wax-Work:
sryenty.fye dollars required In advance wnnonS
SrhooI Asmmences October Iss, 1870; closes
June ecth- 1871. Aucre y nzxrnr rrrN
$500 Fredsrickshail
,.,. IOufsa county. Va
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES And
- N.-Mis KATE
having returned to Richmond, Will re.opsn sss
school on MONDAY. october s., l,Ia; IN .i Ft.at
Row, No. 10: sss. Fr ats .ns a,ssiib .nsriment viii
he under The charge OF SIrs. WILLIAM II. row
ERs, formerly Mrs;, Ameli. Barley ~ OPTION,
nj M. Wallace's, corner OF Byrd aaa hsha
streets, CANDLES Hill, or Ars. POWEka a. y
schooi-room'. me-
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The GLOWING gentlemen are with me, ana would
be pleased TO see their friends:
JOHN j. TURSER,
GE|RGE CHER,
JEWS W. BuEWFLL.
WILLIAM D. POW X
w. TAIE%ELL FITZGERALD,
j. WEtEBEpG,
JOHN n. BROWN,
G. J. MCRAE. au 81
NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
~ HOUSE,
The undersigned having formed a co-partner-
ship under the style OF
ELLETT & WATKINS,
for the purpose of conducting q
GENERAL WHOLESALE GOODS
BUSINESS.
In the city of Richmond, would respectfully solicit Ms1t
virginia. Eorth Carolina, and Tennessee.
ANDREW ELLETT,
late Of Elicit & Drewry.
A. JUDSON WATKINS,
on o. I'm late with Ferguson Il Co.
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MRS. Z. J. PLEASANTS will resume
WI the duties Of Ter SCHOOL. on Broad street
near Twenty-sixtb, Church BILL, on MONDAY,
MUSIC q THE PIANO TAUGHT.
ca
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-09

EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il sh of Orleans. No. 23 375-By virtue of awrit of
seizure ana sale to directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
In the above entitled cause, | vii. proceed to sell
at pubic auction the Merchants and Auctoneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the second District OF this
city, on TUESDAY, April 26 1870. at twelve
O'Clock NJ the following described property, to
wit
/. ACERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District OF this city, designated by
the plumber seven, of square number sixty-four
BOUNDED by Canal, Prieur, Customhouse and John
veyor Gated May |, 1870, deposited in the office of
u. H. McCay late notary public in this city; said
lot measuring, American measure, twenty seven
feet six inches front on Customhouse street. by one
hundred and six feet eight inches deep between
parallel lines together with the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon. and appurtenances thereof
2. DER tAIN L.. OF GROUND. situated in
the Third District of this city, designated by the
number thirteen, of square number sixteen. VIII CHI
is bounded by Roman, Preur. Columbus and La.
harpe streets, on particular plan drawn by Loui
Surgi, surveyor, the twelfth june ls4.
deposited in the office of n. Ducate notary pu c
in this city, Said lot measures American measure
front on Columbus street by hundred and fifty.
seven feet eleven inches and six lines in depth be.
tween parallel lines, together with all the buildings
and improvements Thereon, and rights. WAYS.
privileges and appurtenances thereof. Said lots
were acquired by the defendant from j. B. Blsn-
chet. per act passed before EuSebe Bouny. notary
public in this city, on the fifth day of December
Seized in the above sui.
Terns-Cash On the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
mh25 ap6 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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SHERTFF'S SALES.


Charles Bendix VS. bernard AVegn0.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ISL of Orleans No. % s6I-By virtue of q wr, Of
seizure and sale directed by the Honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans.
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneers'
tomhouse streets. IL the second District of this city.
on SATURDAY, May !. ls70,. at twelve o'clock N. :,
the following described property, to wit
THREE AhfENtS OF LAND. situated at
Grand Isle Barataria, Parish of Jeffersop jr this
State des nated numbers twentyeue, twenty
two and twenty hree OF a pan drawn by A. Bour-
&c rol late surveyor he twentieth of september,
1884, ana deposited in the Office of z. r. Labarre.
late q notary public in this CITY. and measuring
each one arpent, or one hundred and eighty feet
front on the Mexican Gulf, by two thousand eight
hundred and eighty feet ten inches and i've tlz5Ls
IL depth, extending from said Mexican Gut to
Camipada Bay, on which said three arpents also
frcnt together with all the rights ways privileges,
servitude5 and ovantsges thereunto belonging, or
in anywise appertalnlng.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant by purchase from Mrs + o. Derbgny, wlfs Of
p. @. Labarre, per act passed before Anne dee Do
catei notary public this city, dated june 49, 1851
Seized IN the above suit.
Ierms-Fhe purchaser to assume the paymen. CT
promissory note. secured BY mortgage Oh Tie
property before describe d, for the sum OF one hun
dIed and ninety one dollars and twenty i've cents
5i9l 25), drawn by defendant to his own order and
by MIN Endorsed. dated the twenty ninth may 1897,
and payable three years after date, and bearing liz
date until paG and the balance of the price OF ac
INDICATION, cash the spot.
THOMAS L. maxwell,
apo Is my7 Sheriff of the Parish OF OIiebrs
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mendStion or rejection of all applicants for
degrees, etc.. and to the encouragement and
maintenance of an institution of learning for
young ladies, located IN the town of Jackson,
parish OF East Feliciana, on the property
known as WILDWOOD" to be called Mill
wood Female Institute" of which Mrs.
Addie E. Norwood shall be principal, with
full authority to conduct the affairs of the
same as she may deem proper.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, etc., That
the SAID principal or those, whom she may
appoint as her successors, shall have power
and authority to confer literary and scien-
tific degrees on such of her pupils as may
be recommended by the President and Board
of Trustees, and to grant diplomas and other
testimonials of me0t.
Sec. ). Be it further enacted, etc., That
the said principal shall procure seal with
suitable devices, which shall be impressed
upon all diplomas granted by said institu-
ton.
SEC. 6. Be il further enacted. ETC., That
this act take effect from and after It's Pas
sage.
(Signed) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved March l6, 1870.
(oigned) II. G. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
4 true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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LmceetIere v. Eunnrre VS.. Emily c. Nc
niIieu.

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans NO li69 by virtue of writ of seiz-
and sale to directed by the Honorable tie
Six District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN me
above entitled cause will proceed to sell al public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Eg-
change, ROYAL street, between Car al and Custom
house in the Second District of THIS city,
on MONDAY, April II, 1910, at twelve oclock hi.
the following described properly, 20 wit
A OEhiAiN LOT OF GROUND, with al the
buildings ~ improvements thereon, situate n the
First District o. this city, in the square bounded oy
st. Peter (noE Franklin, hevia NOW Lafayette,.
ct. Paul NOW Liberty and South Poydras streets;
winch said lot OF ground measures thirty fouf feet
nine inches ana six lines Franklin street, eighty
i've feet three inches the line toward Lafayette
the and eighty rye feet three inches the Inc
thur O. Arrnas, surveyor of March 3, ls6e, fle
in the of Mrs. Mary McMIen, turk, VS.. tEls
defendant, No. 31,G3l of the docket of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, and On
nicu sketch the aforesaid property Is designated
by the lerter d.
Being TIRE sane property acquired BY defendant
by the will OF Mrs. Margaret Ann McNIIier. Ter
mother, Led II the Probate Court for the parIsn OF
Orleans, the third of June 1912, and recorded IN
Will Book No. T. folio 81. The property nav
ing been acquired ny the late Margaret Ann NcMil-
len, widow Of Charles DcMiilen by purchase rom
Timothy Dow, By act passed before o. r. StrIuger.
late a notary public IN this c!ty, the - cay Of
-, 1872
Seized IN the above suit.
Ierms-Cash the spot.
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL,
mhlI % GplC Sheriff of the Parish OF UrIescs.
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Cyprien Dufour, Agent, etc, VS.. A. w.
Walker.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il parish OF Orleans No % 856.-By virtue Of wri;
OF seizure and sale to greeted by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
ID the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell a,
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city
MONDAY, May 2, la7s. at twelve O'Clock M the
following described property, to wit
A OkRTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND
together with the buildings and i'm
nance tDereun'o belonging, the same being known
as the Louisiana Sugar Refinery" and being stu
ateo IN the parish OF orleans, the left bank oil
the river Mississippi, and measuring one hundred
hundred and seventy-one feet four inches and five
ines IN width in the roar, four hundred and seven
tyone feet and i've int hes IN depth side,
and i've hundred and seventeen feet five inches IN
depth the other side adjoining the property for.
merly belonging to f. j Forstail.
Together with the machinery and fixtures at
tached thereto, with the exception of certain ma
chinery and fixtures belonging to the distery
as will more fully appear by reference to act of
sale of said property by James Welsh TO defen dant
passed before P. Charles Cuvellier, notary public
in this city, on the seven day of March, 1868.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-The purchaser shall assume the payment
OF three uninsured promissory notes, secured by
concurrent mortgage on the property afore de
scribed, TO wit: Three several promssory notes
drawn by defendant to his own order. and by him
Endorsed, dated February g. 1865; the two first for
the sum OF five thous and dollars $4,000 EACH an d
payable respectively, on the eighteenth of Aug ust
1870. snd on the eighteenth Of February. 1871;
another third note for the sum of five Thousand FIVE
hundred and fifty dollars ($5650). payable on the
eighteenth of August, 1871, and all of said notes
be caring interest at eight per cent per annum from
their respective dates until paid. And the balance
OF the price OF aujudiSation cash on the spot:
mhal spl5 myl Sheriff Of the PsriAh OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-09
y. johnson VS.. j. X. Conway.


y parish of Orleans, No. s6L-By virtue Of q
writ OF fer taoias. in favor of Thomas Murray sub
by the honorable this Sixth District Court for
the parish OF Orleans. IN the above entitled cause
VIII proceed to sell at public auction, at tee Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets in the SeconS
District Of this city, on TUESDAY April 10
lslo. at tEelve o'clock NJ, the following described
i. THE LOT OF GROUND situate in soo.,e
bounded by foydras. Baronne. Perdido and Carroll
streets, measuring one huSdred and tifty fee, siT
inches on Baronne street, seven feet rive ;rcbeS
on FerGloo street, and one hundred and fifty fee+
fV s anu ghths inches on Carroll street. and
IItgseVeh Ieet nve inches the line nearest Poy,
dras street, subject to the usufruct granted ~
Hhfisoiah schneider, Louis Schneider and Hermann
ny act passed before William j. Cast u
oe pupe IN tnis city. on the eighteenth OF May
ls6 and also all of the rights of the city TO
at the xpiration OF the charter of the New Orleans
aho Sarroliton Railroad Company, to wit: On inc
ninth OF February. 1883 the building erected on said
iot az Vaiue to De fixed by four appraisers Two 70
ue namso og each party, who, in of disagree
THE LOr OF GROUND situated in the
square bounded by Baronre. Perdido, Poydras and
asRn streets designated by the letter plsu
OF pine Murray, surveyors, dated Septem Der Ii,
1908 and annexed to act of lease rassed betYeeY,
4ne CITY OF New Orleans and Kern Il Fellmar before
eleventh day OF September, 1869 ~
Saio lot measures twenty feet on Baronne street.
WIN the same front on Penn street: seventy feet
seventy feet eight inches the line toward Peydrss
street. subject to the lease of ern Fellrnan for
ssn years from the aforesaid eleventh septem
further condition that the buildings and improves
ments erected by said Kern 4 Eelman snail rever.
70 the city at the expiraan of said lease and ali Of
we rights and interest Of the city to the copd;tons
OF said lease.
Seized IN the above snit
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
mhii q apl2 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Oylssns.