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srconnec;icut sir,s E.-t .paaap..a-~ee.l
necklace.
81 Forage Is 81 scarce in Paris -. hcr..,
are fed IN bread.
81 Cincinnati thinks Co.. isdias .kl.p.af,ar,sp
TOO much.
sF-Jef Davis is expected @, lectars In ciu-
cinuau tbls Winter.
a. Detroit boys sasr IA en- their bss.-s5,.s
10 Keep ffo1 s'ipqing.
n Lewis CopA, tiis Treasure ~ tle wh.i-
Pine .Company, Nevada &, I8Issir-. Hi> a.
counts are short a. CT z'24.8la.
e. The Iowa Supreme Court decides taafa
VERDICT mas be set ASIDE d one "a the Juror
axes cocktail duriBgt the ria.
~Mrs. CrOss OF Negcast.e. Indiana. has
been twice divorced within t,le past siK a. ,tI.
she found her cross hard - bear.
aSA Detroit shoe dealer plessas hiS "a q cus-
tomsrs with extensive un1srstandinss b. ma
ne his IS and CO and 3.
SJrdge -. A Loehrsne was yesterasv an
i'ointed Chief Justice OF tie Supreme Court OF
Georgia
~People In Alexandra, Mum, clain that
The thermorneter there FRIDAY nsDrning.
Dec -, marked - degrees eelOs zero.
Ihe young men OF Montgomery, Ala.
retire nom church, on Sunday. to their eoev
little room" wide the M5Bs gOm ~ MAJ. saa
play faro, using BOTTOMS for caecks.
ga terrible railroad sccider,. occurred near
memphis yeste rday. part II q train falling from
bridge and burning. Five and perhap more
others I'm 'ured.
0Piow no ~efer-sosked lsni. MANY a field
81 heavy soil is damaged Tor the whcle sezson
BY being pio~ed before the wet il on OF n,
and the labor OF After tiliase is greatly an
creased.
IA sale OF res,y made corins atsuctioa
took place 1T Lincoln. Neb. recently. A b..
WALNUT article. with silyer TRAININGS brought
So The purchaser bein. man y hose wife vas
YER, sick.
give ara PANIED to learn fsom the Rocky
Mountain Herald OF domestic infelicity ont
thaf vsy; |" Tim Browns sage hen pegged cat
With BIZ wceksiast M dsy. leaving fftn three
Children 10 care for.
~It is a we'll estat. ished fact that tre-s AID
10 the moisture OF q ceupfry. Where the xoo,is
have beeric cut from existing land-, h.ruenness
and desolaticn have followed; and were t-e (.
have been planted and preserved II = an.
even on the deserts. the green berisss as
sprung mp and fertility retained.
VTicre vii be four eciipsss IN .hs r.r
lssi-fwo tie Gun aud tre Of the raasa. -
arst VII be partial eclipse OF the 4. son j.
ary .. pzrtls visible here; the second. aanufsr
eciipss az the sun. june a., Invisible here. s'.-
third, partial eclipse OF the moon. irsisibie;
the fourth, total eclipse OF the sa8. ial1-.s.os
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Crime In New Y0rk-A Burxlnrv ana
. Murder,

NEW YORK. Jan. f.-Burgiars forced open
Two safes last night in the store or f. r. baton
Co, book publishers, at 1I3 Broadway. A
eurgiar -prooi steel Chest in one OF the safes
proved TOO strong for their tools, aud was lett
secure, containing large amount OF bonds aud
valuable property. The smoupt secured bv the
burglars vas about 81 900.
Ben amin ii. Barber has been arrested,
charged With being Instrumental in causi az the
death OF James Crawford. by striking hin on
the head With a bottle, on January ID
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LANslas-, Wa. = su.H .- rfe Nr1-- me- q.
n. M-t'r--l.s. . - f.ft v--...'..l e 81 o.. .-H-i
rers Tressntcd their orssi-rt SIS "a we're sN0-n
Ia
The senate t.~saIi ed 'r rs ...f rr 80
80, en- rrfrnrf -i a. g. r-grb az tstll~ la-f
right EJ.h hS--c~ ts,h re-~- .uul -us
o'cioCk.
tn -o-crnot's message v ., pts ras,y er reed
t. sff-rsron
alNH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

ALEXANDRA AND tEEDERCESn,-RG R.Iu-
RoAe--ibe A'eNansria and Fg-ti fscksb.rg
RAILROAD Company have located la, Iit, t tl,ei
lsopcsed road across Cameron Ran. H-sr tn.
Cameron Mails, thence psrsi e.l win fhe trsck
81 the o, A. < NJ. X. X. 20 B0a's Raa aiouy
That 20 point north OF hing ssrrc'. and hsnce
10 Washington turnpike. barely toaching .he
Corporation iimite ~ = Toin. near Co.r5ss At
The extreme northwestern boundary - the citV
The company viii moi run their read sBnpugh
'he citS upon tie terIas prppo-ej by the Com
mon CoUncll.-s'-ranSrid ga.etfs
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Organizations os ,h- NsS-scausett.
keSfslAsurc.

BOsTcN. in'y The MsS,a -husstss Ta-fsla-
'nrr met today. and promptly Orcanirs, - -
Erecting the officers o. lAst ye<r. Il "A Cobr-
iase received the Enafli nous v1.a cf the senate
for president. and tie Hcrsr ei~ctcA N ,rVs,-
,IevCi' speaker. with bat ave diS-enters. Afirr
crgsi.i Esfion, both branches proceeded - IN
old South Church 90 hear the annual unessas e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

NEw YORK, Jan. Judge Bisschford In the
Jniea STATES District Court this morning ia
snsd an Injunction ag aiust the Boston, Hartford
and Erie railroad COMPANY. with an order TO
show cause Why they should not be adjudSed
bankrupt. The order r. retQrna bic or the IItb
inst. This morning Jrdge Bedle rendered
q decision. ail0Ging the writ at ceyfio-
rcyi applied for against the Mayor ana
Common Council OF Hcboken TO emoye
iuio the supreme Court the resolution
directing the street Commissioner 20 remove tae
Erie yaISsy track trom 18th street, Hob,kep.
Ihe a.c~snees OF the writ stay all proceedT n IS
onfer he resolution till the matter is Gecids ii
~ the Supreme Cosrt.
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Pvoyo~.Is Ssr rs B.ud..

INV York. JSn. 4-There were fourteen
proposals Tor bOtds today. Amounting q -
= -. NON L. - % te7tf. Tie sNar,ls All
be zee COO NJ ~. o. 20 To- -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

THR new constitution OF South Caroiin.
without making any express provision for Tire
granting OF divorces. recognizes. the g.rt that
tie marriage tie can tll~ b Dissolved, and a. .
under this provision. some % the Judge of IN.
state have heard aud granted petiCl0us Tor
divorce. whiie Others have refuSe. 20 grant
such petitions, = divorce han has been nitro
duced In tie Leg >lstare to re.uistr the m A.
ter Before the var, diVorc- was unknown TO
the laws of the Stafe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

A LEGAL DBCfsIoN IrTEEE--rxg TO S-r-
NANTs.--A decision vrss recently l-Ivrr 1,r. az.
81 the lower courts Of New -5fr-ry tsa. a d.
uie-i Evaut who IVES .uSt li l'iyd ,-niS.fl for
iitsOtthcc sno ~iilDl trobeatln,,e oT az Ter
NsS n9tHii tsiaNdlng. PTfii ed o. -rBgrr III he
employer wages pro rsfR or f1e time "a. D.. 4
served. Ar APPEAL from t1i- decision VS. "A en-
10 The Snnref1e GOurr ~ Nrw Jersey ylff.h
Ittbun2i entirely reversed the occ.-iou. The
supreme Court held that "a A suF.sr. vhos,
wages ate due ard p.F able periodically n
quarterly, monthly OF weekly. Trt. .sas q 'ssr,e
IA The nenner con;r"rf I tor. or - izli- 4 all.
discharged 81 an in'crvcuin- period 6a',y.~
The csys when h. wages are daa. he can 70
cover nothing or that IoTsi0nO tiEla which p.
80 se-Vcd since his lGst periodical men. o.
wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

ScRtTCERs ~ EOEsEs.-Ihr following oisf-
mem l. claimed % b. sure cure: " Lske four
ounces ointment OF rosiD. one ali ouiie. ao-lv
kfound yerdierts, two ounces rurpeIl..ne. one
haii ounce oil OF orgsnuTn. o-c-hslf ounce sinst-
IRE a. iodine, one and onc balT pounds 81 mat
'On talicW. Nix AL well together. Na-h Ia.
TOO clean with CASTLE sOa' aud soft wat.r. All
apply the ointment after tne foot becomes drv.
unoe DAY viii be sufficient 20 apply the ONT
nghr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.


Tain Is supp ed be the 10. ~ u 30 ,r mOrtals
s. iIevitsbie death irse and iiab'c az sny fine
"a CT upon u. recrefnrt " is Important that
rvuedlai Az nts should be at hand 70 be used
Emergency, when the g miasi principle ip,isai in
he SYSTEM shall deye H. II elf and feel he
cruo atirg AgOnes Of pain the depressing intiu-
PAIN MILLER, whs-e firn- has ads Jh- car ut o.
Tie Clob-. Amid he eternal &C. 4 ne c.ar regions
beneath the irt lerabls ard burning -un ~ al
iropics its virtues are known Hi.1 Appreciated
b-ber, suffer-, 9 humanity hes torni --lipt FROM
many q lts lille by its uSe. Thz wide and broad srea
Yer which this msdicine hss spread, .tt-sts igs
yHtue and rctancy. q small BEGINNING. th4
Pain IA ier has pushed alIaiiy along, m tkisc It's
hIgi wSJ. n lriy by its Nir RS such ut-x-
anpsd success aud popularity hes brought pt 9--r>
nt" the held who have a;'-u e under sinsi;sfi-y
Il meme. g nsurp the ntd.- &c ~ the pee? e aud
furn il 20 fbee wp self sia-ss srd dfshlr ssy IN
their etfaTrs have proved fruitlass while She p,u
Killer lsstili growing IN pu5iic favor. aee -eocn
TIT RSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pew
Is he best article for cleansing aud preserving
-ee'h. Sold 10y ali DRUGGISTS Price, p and 81 cents.
JOUN EMS In0pOROUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
-torcs @oiie gloves equal to rev. Sold by all drug
gsis AID fancy gO0s deaiers. Price, = cents ds5 ly
THESE FACTS DRMAFD IMMEDIATE DON
,IDGSATfON .-Dfssnse should he guarded sg d;
OF u must De sNreJ The alternatives are death or
sGch sequences render lite D burden, Coclbsi
ne mslsris, pnrify the piood, oct the nerves liz
order, uisss tine female stem, promote the ap
r.re incres the vigor Of boil BODY and mind,
r~neve the children Of summer COMP ANTS All this
csE only be done with sslsty, certainty and prompt
3ets by Clark Gautiers alive W ire Filters; p
a. puar cpiaon. endorsed by Of the most
roiDcnt phy sicisas, who assure OF the complete
victnry Of these ali other Bittcrs IL has abso-
nte'y driven them ont OF the market where II has
been introduced Gsuti.rs Native Wine Hit.ers
be h. OF AL iruegists ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
LECTURES.

A DELAID'U. MURDOCH,
AGAINsr WOMkNa GIFTS
49, TUESDAY EVENING. JAN lbrU
A MA Il. DICKINSON
Will deliver her admirable Lecture on
MINIS FIGHTS
At LINCOLN Rail-, January
Tickets Of admission. ID cents reserved seats. IS
celt Tor sale Mt Hudson Taylor book store, Per
sylvsnis avenue between 9Th and Hi streets ds,
IN COLIN HAIL
sDELAID u. MURDOCH,
~ TUESDAY EVEN No, JAN lGTH
EUSE&ENTs FOB WRITER EVENINGS
"A Tor Churches, Schools, Chris an Ass &C iation-
temperance Societies, &C. with the StereopfiCoI or
o,ssCtving Views; 80 pair rings H. select from
ne Holy Land. Scrip:rral Views. Ascent Of o:lt
3isnc the Bottle, DruukarG's Career Eairy Tales
ionic Views. etc. Terms Reasonable. Magic Lao
-rns Tor chIdrens psrtica. n WILLIAMS. Sl1
D .treet. betw-eu o'b and 10th. y. W. nos en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

THESE FACTS DEMAND tMNEetaTn Oon


This spsndid Hair Dye 10 the best il the worlc
Js1aiess, reliable, ntsneocs, does not contain
cad, nor any rifaise poison to produce paralysis or
ieath Avoid the vsunted and dsiusive preparations
oas.inG virtues they 10 no. possess. The genuine,
n. a. Safchelors Hair Dye has had th,riv ysass'
he only perfect Ear Dye-elack or Brown. Bold
" Al Druggists Applied Ut I6. Bond stree New
ycsf TaStr
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New Hampshire Rspablsean STATE
COnveDatOD

CONCORD. n. H., Jan. 4.-The republican
State convention for the nomination of Cover
nor and railroad commissioner net TO-DAY. The
decision OF Gov. StesrBs % retire brinss for
wGd score OF asj irants. With active lobbying,
and the surroundings Of the CONVENTION Az
lively. Hon. ". II. \. HAckctt, Of Portsn outh,
presides.
NOMINATION.
james Pike. OF South Newmarket Was po,,-
mated Tor Governor by acclamation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

vASoTByR STEAMBOAT ExrLoeIox II BALrr
exploded while the boat was passing out Of Is al
tin.ore harbor yesterday ON the way to Norfolk
One msn, an empi0ye ON the boat. was seve rel,
scaided. and Tor q short time the passenger:
were excited and alarmed. fearing that the &C
cident WAS worse than it really proved to be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

TIP GEORGIA ELRcTION-The official e,ec-
ton returns are not fully in. bat indicate the
election OF Gen. Noung. in the seventh Con-
ersssional district. by about eco majority.
Eisby Befhune is elected in the third, by seven
or eight hundred majority. Long and Sheer, in
the fourth district, have about 800 and Tiff in
the second district. about 800 votes. The other
districts are a. previously reported.
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fne DaSsess Io-psF
fei>y~epAsd Escisxfrelr o. n, Fr-..~s .ss..

0e'Tet~~~ 6&ts<itttb 70 W. -ntsp Wa
bALn-aOan. Jao. <-Cottsn dulf ans o.n n
Ridci;nE hollands. IS. low middnag l.i FIog
tim and tue nsrkes fsvors hr,eTs " hat an,
add si"ck sosroe, price entirely sschsns.d Wat.
cern-bS .ceipfs-hcmnsiis al ss.sf. sslos gri-t
os,. ..ths - sssi6c. Provisions dun.
bsLrscks. Ian. s.-sirgfnis sire.. nd ss, ba
q asked do. iSss. % bad d.. ~. SIS nsk ii
NV foRk, San. x-ssOSk. .'esa1 alia. IA,
abE Money s,osoy az in g5li ~ in ctr-rr- \ .
Exchange. tous. o shnr-. "a ~ bind. = "
sniats, y COUPON, o. do. Hs~. ~. N0rsh Csro-
hns o. It'd. ga. do. lev .
NEW YoRk, Jan. Flour Quiet .ni unct>,csf
"hes' ouli aso nnchanR.d Corn sr.rrs saf firm.
Er-SEcRETARr Cox Oh .IosNsDy's ADMIN
isTkATlos.-TLe eI Secretary of IN Interior
an me article on civil s"rvir- rrsarrn Ia -
Nsrtt ImersooH ReBi,- .a,- ;-'.purinr NJ
Johnsons administration, IL nota nous th.,
duplicity OF the most .hsrnelC-. Il ss.r ptloa w.s
used In obtaining ~ appointment from one ond
OF the Avenue and |. confirmation from th-
other. To one who ~sS - al acquainted WITH
the intEigues then rife st Washing on. % j. 10
wonder that POPULATION lad fnvadsl every a. -
iisrtment Of the administration, aud That !.
maximum OF TAXATION Wa producing a muL-
mum or revenue. The CONDITION Of thfr- "a ~,
one in which honesty VS. = chifne-s aal rrsz
was resring it, harvest a. 49, \ g4ntn a.
'uismond cut diamond" m which the go psr-
YES were Gsinc all their re@o aTcas .ul rt.as
menfs or intrigue 20 60 The So 81 - i. sfas
IN the control o; the or'~.r. phii. tisa,-.sf H.
cumbentS were Plund-r.ug th- people u- ar to-
shelter of Tenure Of Once ar ,e,Iri s.es..,l
20 be ssilifuily ada Vtsd - remove rs-~- race
of responsibility from bo.h tAe &pIo.a..a. aud
conn hiBe lowers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

- MURDER sY A BALTIMeRE NEsRo.-In New
York. on Monday night, colored man usme 1
Abraham Jones, employed as porter by Gard
Der " Co., but natl, CT Baltimore, murdered
hiswiie He vert home ia the evening iutnxi-
eatsd. ard cor3r;ftef The murder by stahbinx
her in the thigh With knife he e., aeed from.
ths .ease, ts.. vac eiesedy followed BY tie
icJes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

TN PRINCESS EDITHA SKST TO A LyyArrc
Asl LtM"-f esterdav morning Justice Coulter
~ the IorkSille Police Court, issued on xppl,-
cation, warrant. on the ground OF irssnity
for the arrest and comriittal to a lunsiic .,,y-
ium OF the so-called Princess Ed.tha, who
Claims TO be a daughter of Lola Mcntez BAR
IL. the afternoon she was arrested at the 81
Cloud Hotel. and committed to the Island in
accordance with the order OF eommittai-N. y
STIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04


The Springfield Mass, R>pxJ'iodn has tie
following card from Vice President ColfAx:
"Reading your Weekly Springfield Republican
this New Years eve, 1 found the folio wing in
your news Of the week: -
.'Nice President Celfax AID NJ. Boutwell,,
have taken advantage OF the holiday gvod feel
ing to r0ake up their long standing differences,
though no one seems TO know what il Was
abont.",
should think not. As the unhroken friend
ship between them has been as .,leng standing
A. the years OF their acquaintance, cannot
imagine who invented tbs ..difiercuce" ard
"make up" Not your regular correspondent
evan" AM surc. There IS not the slightest
founeatiOn for this absurd rurnor, no more than
fur the ore which immediately succeeds 1t, THAI
the President has already q report in process of
prepar a,isn for the st. Domingo commissioners
70 sign = ~
At the opening ofthis term, Mr.. Boutwell, wa
the one. above all others, whom I hoped 10 re
in tine cabinet; and bis admin stration of the
Treasury Department has been SO succe2sfni
that he is to-day the last one whom y would
Wish 90 see leave il. sfe - - a
Yoers uniy, ScgUyLER CoLFAx.
WehipgsOr. December 81. $50.
n9-Niss Olive Logsnre 5uikesi Boston CON.
mittee that invited ber 20 lecture on Sand ~
Htsht Nv returning E copy Of the fourth c)m-
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n4-Mhs Olive Logsnre 5uiresi . Boston CON.
mittee that invited ber 20 lecture on Sand 4y
Htght w returning copy Of the fourth e3m-
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TIE HOUSE was engaged to-day upon the
Centennial celebration bill, bat when the pro.
viots question was called shortly after on
O'Clock, it was discovered that no quorum wa,
present hence, a motion ~ adjourn prevailed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

San DOMINGO IN The HoUsH.-In the House
to-day Gen. Banks gave notice that the Com
mit'ee on Foreign Affairs would ask the House
to consider the San Domingo resolution, which
recently passed the Senate, Oh MONDAY next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

THE PRESIDENT will mot b. able to visit Phil
adelqlna 10 attend the wedding OF Miss Barie.
a"ice az the eN-SecretsEy, a. he eoDtemplate,.
doing.
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hMUSEME NTS.
NATIONAL TAEATER.

NATIONAL TAEAfER.
Last niShts al the a mpli bed
IhNI~TIWshf SISTERS.
his evening. nrsr time 81 tine E-I sens alton n
drama OF
FOUND ON THE DOOR STEP
Friday. bsDsii Of Misses Enene and a 'ce.
JAWS pNSh u Va .t5ue4s Satari y a. , q clock.
,sr. MoH1ay. Mrs JEAN " LANDER
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR PUBLIC BuILp.Scs-
Judge Lawrence has been appointed AS a sub
committee of the House COMMITTEES a, annro
prirtions TO prepare the appropriation bills n,
puthc buildings. and he is now engaged in ii &
ing the amounts for them.
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priated in founding or establishing a chart
table institution for the benefit of French
residents, similar in its objects to the
French Benevolent Society of the city of
New York, or that the said property may
be conveyed or transferred by the city to
such charitable institutions as may be al
ready'establisbed for the benefit of French
residents. and authorized by law to receive
and hold the same. The deceased made
similar requests to the corporations OF the
cities of New York and San Francisco
The will has just been offered for probate
in the Second District Court of this city
United States Circuit Court.
The Grand Jury, sixteen members an
swering to their names, was in session yes
terday, but did not pass upon any bill, and,
on molten of the District Attorney, was DIS
charged until the twenty ninth instant:
The case of j. 2. Tweed vs.. b. +. Elan
ders. which has been before the court since
the sixth instant, will probably 60 to the
jury to-day.
The time-honored case of the steamer
Saratoga VS.? 1913 bales of cotton came up on
the question of costs, which, being amicably
settled. the rules and orders of reference
were dismissed.
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myll 24ieI1 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Louis Mathe VS.. Succession OF ArchibnId

Louis hathe vs.. Succession of Archibald
Boron-FOurth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, No. 5,l44.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
Id to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans i'll the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public auction
at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange ROYAL
street, between Canal and CustOmhouse streets. in
the Second District of this city. on WEDNESDAY
June I, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow
ing described property, to wit
|. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city in the square bounded
by Bayou road, Galvez. johnson and Barracks
inches front on Bayou road, by about one hundred
and thirty. four feet three inches in depth on the
first depth and about ninety seven feet one inch
a second depth on the line toward and fronting on
GalveZ street, and about twenty -eight feet front
Barracks street according to a plan of A. Cas-
tang, architect; together with all the rights ways
privileges and dependencies theTeunto belonging
or in any wise apperJaining; and sixteen 'hares of
the capital stock OF the Citizens Bank of Louisi.
ana, secured by mortgage on said property.
2 LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District OF this city. designated by the number
eleven of the square comprised within Bayou road,
Highland, Barracks and Galvez streets according
to plan drawn by L. Surgi, late surveyor, dated
the twelfth day of November, l8i9, and deposited
in the office of Joseph Cuvier, notary public in
this city, which said lot, of triangular form.
measures sixteen feet three inches front on Bayou
road, forty-seven feet eight inches front on said
Galvez street, and fortytve feet on diagonal line
running from Bayou road to Galvez street. To-
gether with all the buildings and imprOS ements
thereon, rights, ways privileges and dependencies,
without exception or reservation.
The properties herein firstly and secondly de-
scribed were purchased by the late Archibald BOr-
ron from the succession of Alexander Ber.amini
ST., as per two several acts passed before Alcie J.
Ker, notary public i'll this city, both bearing date
the fourteenth OF April, 1866
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
c. s. SAUvINET
myi 20 ie7 Sheriff of fine Parish of Orleans
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c. s. SAUVINET,
apps myl6 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans


Henry Schmidt VS.. Robert Murphy
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans,
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs
ID to me directed by the honorable the Seventh Dis
tnct Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the above
entitled cause, viii proceed to sell at public auc.
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
ROYAL street, between Canal and CustOmholIse
DAY May 90 1871 at twelve O'Clock NJ the folio wing
described property. to wit
TWELVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. in
square number fifteen, situated in the town of
Belleviile parish of Orleans, bounded by Chestnut
Homer, GOsselin and Newton streets said lots
beng numbered one, two, three, four, five, six,
seven eight, nine ten, eleven and TWENTY-FIVE of
sad square. Lots numbers and ten, fronting
on Chestnut street, and forming the corner of
Newton and Homer streets. measure. each one
thirty-two feet one inch and i've lines front by one
hundred and twenty feet i'll depth. Lots numbers
TWO three four, seven, eight and nine measure
each, thirtytwo feet five inches front on Chestnut
street, by one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
Lots numbers five and six measure each thirty two
feet five inches front on Chestnut street, by one
hundred and thirty seven feet five inches and four
lines in depth. Lots numbers eleven and twenty
two, being key lots-number eleven having thirty
four feet nine inches and ten lines front Newton
street, by one hundred and twenty eight feet ten
inches and five lines in depth, and lot number
twenty-five measuring thrty-tive feet nine inches
and two lines front on Homer street, by one hun
dred and twenty EIGHT feet ten inches and line
in depth, English measure
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction
the said property will be definitely adudcated to
the highest and last bidder. for what it will
bring. at twelve months credit the purchaser fur
nishlng bond with good and solvent security, bear
ing five per cent interest per annum from date,
and special mortgage on the property sold until final
payment.
Said purchaser will have to deduct and pay
IN cash the amount of printing. SheIls and clerks
ices; etc say ABOUT TWO hunHred ana twenty-five
t5Z29) dollars and, furthermore The State, parish
and municipal taxes, the amount of which is not yet
ascertaned.
mY4 IA 20 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.