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BeuIn the First Monday IL September, ~
DR.. .. 5. JoHNSoN'S
MEDICAL D~lsPENSARY
aIo MAIN STREET (Up Stairs,
Between Washington and Adams Streets
MEMPHIS, Tenn,
Il now permanently established for the trest'
mert OF patients, both male and fonales
who are afflicted with any form OF
Ysnsraal Or secret lIseases,

such as syphinis, Gonorrhea, elect, Structures
and all Urinary diseases; SyPh1ttle or Asr-
curiaI adections OF b throat, kin OF bones,
orchitis. hernia or rUptures also the eEects
OF q solitary habit, rutncus TO the BODY ana
mind, predicting blotehss on tne lace, osol1-
~. fmpotency, dizziness, dimness OF sight,
confusion of ideas, evil f~orebootng, aversion
to society. loss Of memory Weakness etc.i
not all of these in any one case, put Al oceoI-
ring frequently in various cases. Rheuma-
tism and rheumatic pains cured BY q new
method.
Particular attention paid to b DISEASES
OF WOMEN, such As Excessive, suppressed
or painful Menstruatto1, Luehorrhos or
Whites. falling of the womb, and all 1rresu-
fIity or bsrrenness, n often-ttmes con-
sumption.
The coctor can be consulted personally or
by letter upon all diseases not requiring hi
attention outside OF his Office. ONCE hours
from s am. to 9 o'clock p.n.
sepl0 ID. A@JO6GSoN- N "
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Returning arrive at Memphis---GOO pm
FerrVboat leaves foot Of Union street
uromptl at $50 am. Close Connections made
Al DevaIiis Blud with X. 4 Packet Cos line
~ sfeamers for all point IN White ktver,
CONNECTING at Little KOok with regnlar nne
OF stages for Eot Springs, Camden. Arkaoei-
mia Wsshirgton and pointstn Texas Also
nth steamers on Arkansas river Tor f1ne
BIof. Fort smith and intermedtats points,
end with trains N the Little hock anu
Fort ninth railroad.
For tickets or Information apply az Oom-
psny ONCE. 81 Madison street, az omSs Of
Memphis and LoutsyLle Sauroso,S As
street. or at once Of Memphis anu OnSrles-
tor Railroad, rs Main streeG 3
u. OAKLEY, ALEX
6enTT Ticket Agt kasssosef As@
a q LTFERMOBE,
- n.an-nI
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University Of Alabama,
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
MArrHEwF F. MAURY, LII. D., Professor.

MATTHEW +. MAURY, LII. D., Professor.
". 8. WYMAN, A. II, Professor of Latin.
WI /. VAUGHAN, A. NJ, Professor Of APP
piled Mathematics.
8. F. MEEK, A. n Professor Of English
b. :. PECK, A. NJ, Professor of Pure Mathe-
GEN. GEO. HARRISON, Professor of NIL
ftary Engineering q C~ommanoant.
A.S 8. GARNErT, A. D. Professor OF Natural
REY.TELFAISH 0DGsoN. A. n, Professor
of Horal Philosophy.
W. A. PARRES. Phi. D., Professor OF Greek.
JIG G2ISWOLD, Phi. D., Professor OF Mod
NJ TGPToN, A NJ, Professor of Uhemis-
< A. SMITH, Phi. D., Professor Of Geology
AND Mineraloey.
l. The plan OF instl uction adopted for the
re organization OF the University Is that OF
Independent Schools.
2. The discipline viii be that Of the best mill
direction OF the President and commandment
3. An app licant for ADMISSION Into the low.
est class in Institution, must pazs a sat1s-
.actory examination ON English Grammar,
sion into an advanced class, must satisfy the
Professor IN each school into which be pro-
poses to enter, OF his ability to pront by the
instruction to be given.
terms. The first begins en- the nrst Wednes-
day in October. and continues to the second
Wednesday in February. The sec1nd begins
al the close of the first, and continues 70 the
last Wednesday OF June following.
5. Tit mode of instruction Is py Lectures
and Text Books, accompanied by dayn exam-
nations
nine months, half Of which must De pa1o al
the beginning Of each term:
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ID virtue Of the power vested in me BY deed
ID Of trust executed BY James d Hufdn. on
TIE 9Th day Of December. E67, 10 secure Gar-
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned, Gad
recsrded In o g. pages SIS, ST and as, I
viii on
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nN account of the very great interest at
u trch%d to the debates OF e House o.
Clerical and Lay Eeruties, The CHURcHMAN
will rubbish during the Convention, 8 daily
edition, at Baltimore 1t will contsin a pm
noRra hic report, verbatim, OF the donates
reparls, sera.uns, etc, made by ID.
r MURPHY, chtei Of official corps OF report
ers Il the q. 5 Sena g. and his assis' ants.
THE CHURCHMAE, daily edition, VIII De
mailed each day, TO any suhscrloez, OF. pre-
Hartford. Conn, and rs Broadway. n I.
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W. o. POTTER,
S9E Main corner Union.

VxTE have tested It's virtues, and know ina
w for Dyspepsia, Bthousness and tnroo-
hing Headache, Il is the BEST meolclne tns
world ever saw.AEditor Telegraph ana MES
senRer. Macon, Ga.
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st. Agnes Academy
For YOUNG LADIES.

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
TEHIS Academy for the education of young
= ladies Is under the superintendent OF
the Sisters OF st. Dominic. The course of IN
structton includes useful and rnamentsl
branches of education. Special attention
given to moral and polite department. The
school year on the MoEDAY
o~FSEPTEMBER, and closes about the last of
n Terms per session, payable half In adj
vance, SO, $50, $50 and SlOO, according to the
agreed class OF the pupils. For further infor-
nation apply to or address the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
augl St Agnes Academy
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COTTON PRESS.
N. D. Cheeks Wtought-lrcn Screw Planta-
ton GuttoR Press.
patentsd Dec. q. IeeS; August q, lS7O.

Patented DEC. q I7oi AukuAI S't'
7 MY OLD STAND. 122 LINDEN 81;
a Memphis, Tennessee. L VIII super1nbend
and give my entire attention to the mann
lecture of this justly celebrated and most
wonderful labor-saving Cotton Press. In the
last two years 1 have sold this Press 10 many
old experienced cotton planters, TO whom II
has given such universal and entire sallsfac-
ton that it would now be superhuous IN me
to say more han pledge myself tnat, thls
equal. II not superior, to those l old last
ye-r d. e 1t tossy, that in baling on TINS
preas you sre rid of much laoST, man cin-
entities. and g vast amount OF annoyance that
on nave when balfng on any other press, 20
saw nothing of the humbug trieks.
he Addressed 20 FORD, PORTER & Co, Mem
phis. Tennessee. MD. ChEhh.
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rThe above number Of spinning spindies In
lg3s is exclusive ofthe number used IN one lac
tory in Aberdeen. II addition 70 thespinning
snfndleS in 1865, there were 2,l5,23l doubling
snindles used in the cotton factories. viz: 2lQS,-
- fn England and Wales, lS6,l2S in Scotland,
The aversge price for Sos. mule yarn In 1850
wss I2Ld per pound; the lowest price II had
ever touched was I'd per pound In le04. The
average price ofSL 10. shirt1ngs in 1850 was 81
SLd Der piece; the lowest price they had ever
touched WAS - in February, lb04, when Mid
ding Orleans was sd per pound. For many
x1earS prior 10 1850, the cotton spinnen Of Ian
esshlre and Cheshire had conducted 3 very
prodtable trade; the result was The large exten-
sion OF manufacturing power indicated above
me following able shows separately the num-
her OF cotton factories IN the yeRrs lb5, 1901,
TS6a IN ENGLAND. Scotland aud Ireland:
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SYPHILIS.

or all diseases which flesh Is heir to, none
bring SO much misery, moral. q physical,
IS To all so AFFLICTED we can truly
saw this REM dy VIII help you. Two articles
found, by experience, to be peculiarly emca-
cious for th1s disease, are contained IN Ibis
Compound Extract, and, by giving II fair
trial, Is Will cure you.
we speak with much confidence OF Dr.
Fowierss Compound, because we know what
Il is composed OF, snd wha 1t VIII do. We
know ~. Fowler wen, who Is physician OF
kuo Wn repute, standing second to none in
the country, of long experience, an honora-
BILE man, who, having a reputation for Char
acteR, as well as ourselves, would never al
low q medicine 70 g before the public Win
out merit. And we say Of thts Compound, u
tsken according TO directions, after y fail
trial. 1t will do AL we claim for II.
We oner II IS a new discovery, which II
certainly is-a genuine article Tor Scrorula
/ Syphilis and all blood impurities; n know
ing the genutDeness OF tt, IS such we send 4
1orth, saying, Co. Heal the SuneringP
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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SHARPE s ROBERTS, Sole agents

FOR the sale OF state, County and Indtvid-
nal Rights for Arkansas and all the states o.
fha United States east OF the Mississippi
rivar. So Full directions for building the
power iyeHto each purchaser.
OFF1CE:
Ma. n wssres street . Hszphis. Tsss
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ssoueTs0 yOuthfuliadiseretions
* Tais medicine has been usedm our prac-
tee for many years, and with thousands
treated. il has not f4iledin q single instance.
E Zach package OF Pegad55s Gore Is
vraUpedi IL ultramarire blue paper, printedm
oldietters, and contains enc bottsh iec "Ita
Sugsr-coated Pile. and oneviaiot heoleatsd
Powders, sufficient to MIKE one-haI plnt q
Injection; and one Syringe.
%Priee IS. per pacsaSos ldbSDrugsN'A
Or sent by r7sii on reecfr5cf s3.b0.-si e
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LIVERPOOL, October $50 p.m.-Cotton
market closed strong, with upwardItendency;
sales 5000 bales. of which Zoo were for spec
Nation and export, Middling uplands 8 1S-l6d;
Middling Orleans 10 7-leds
Ipm.-Market active n tending upward.
sales 5000 bales: 5000 for export and specula-
ton; uplands ED; 0leans l0d.
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J. RAWLINGS. J. L. WEBB J L. RAWLINGS
]. ]. RAWLINGS & co.
Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 254 Front Street,
mP.sTAIRSl,
tUf-SIAArSb
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
CUP-sTAIRS),

81 To those who desire II, we viii advance
three-fourths Of the value Of cotton on de
livery, charging nothing for the advance
except bank interest from the time of the
advance until the cotton is sold ana the
money collected This can hardly fail 10 be
appreciated by thoss who bring In cotton on
wagons, and want the money To return the
same day before the cotton can be sold, and
BIZ mer chsnts and buyers who want the
money IN hand for TIE purpose OF reinVsst-
ing The facilities for remittance1 by ex-
ore s are sucn that the shipper can have the
money in and in Two or three days amer 8
shipment.
%- We viii Ill all orders at the lowest cash
prices, free of charge, when we have the
money in hand. sci
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The NEW MEMPHIS THEATER, costing
$500, and now rentin~ for SOC; q SSz,fOO
Plantation; a S5O,O0 Palactsl Residence, q
$40 OOa Business House, all of which are eiigt
bly, situated, are anoug ths attractive prizes
offered to the public. Other real properties
cottage homes, suburban residences ana
building sites. The personal property ln-
cludss Diamonds, Watches, SilVer-plate,
Pianos, Organs, etc
NOTICE the shares unsold at the time
OF distribution will be and their
corresponding Numbers not allowed any
representation. The managers will not hold
q share, thus guaranteeing the shareholders
the full contrOl.
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TURL1X
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
1esA Cor. Linden and wellington.
TNHE exercises OF this school viii be re-
l. Bumed on Monday, September 18th, lS7l
MRS. L. MAY, Principal.
To Bricklayers.

NErY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
" MEMPHIS, TENN, september 80, ISL
ssr Sealed proposals win bereeeivsa att 9
once until Il O'Clock m Friday, the 9Th Of
October, for building a brick culvert at the
second bayou on Beale street. The city re-
serves the right TO reject any or all Of the
BIDS. For further Information apply at this
osnca. J.H. HUMPHREYs City Ens'r.
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RIO COFFEE.

WE are now oneripg to the trade the en-
Jacket Consisting OF prime and choice BIO
1s,lees. VIII sell the unbroks q marks OF
sslsns 70 the trade AZ foweetp prices for gold or
time as may be desirable to purchasers.
FAhGAS0N a CLAY,
sspS hos sS and ~ Eroat street,
The New York herald., 1871-02-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien y MINER, AUCTIONEER.
II by ALLEN b. MINER A BROTHER,
late HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
feafnhlfahed 1StT

late HENRY H. LEEns MINER.
~ established ls47.)
sesas Hr sseries 81! and sis siss BsoaSWsy. ss
THURSDAY, ERlDAY and SATURDAY.
s's19ss fE Esf Esabs II ! 4R& as& q H Hs'sl
rmpoRraNIF Nos 81 sz ard rr sS opnrR OF
EXECUTORS. beng the collection 81 connols-
se deceased and comprs works OF wel known modern
ALSO, FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT NAY CONCERN,
about 80 ne Pictures Of the modern and ancient Schools
'qs g9 ana pax ayans', sna
and modern Paintings (postponsd from 9th and 2sh
january, comprising the works Of The following dstin
J. +. CRoPsEY. N. A.,
IN his admirablep cture OF the White MOUNTAINS painted In
y. De keyeer 7. F.wiems, D. DC No,sr,
Poster, Of London " H,vii, Of London, 4, GUIDE,
veerbacher VanB err Carlo Doici
and Others The above exhibition free, day
evening" WIN sa'aggaTs SATURDAY, Feb IS,
at sslesrooms, s5 Chambers and ~ Reade streets,
large and general assortment Of Furniture, Mirrors
PETS T is ETEs "a MasaS of SALE
Leeds Art oaFfEsr9 SIs TtNp ri "sd ssE Ii
OF Cabinet Pictures contributed by American Artists about
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a,
at lo99 o'clock, at the private residence
20 seventh avenue, near Fourteenth street,
Geneel Household Furniture Mirrors Boulder Piano. &C.,
as follows, viz:
PARLoRs English Velvet Carpets, gnt frame, pier and
mantel Mirrors rosewood Suits In crimson and crimson
and gold brocael; rosewood Etagere rosewood Hondor
~ 81 @ and
BEDRoOMS-Rosewocd and black walnut BE lsteads 'Bu
Bses Sas AEa Ear asesss Rsan s
DINING aooM-tarpets,, oak Extension Tables and
se Han oicoihs Stair Carpets and Rods, kitcien Uten-
THURSDAY, MARCH
Al l0h O'clock residence 6 West Forty eighth street
Elegant Household Furniture, consisting OF general
Particulars hereafter
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

MATRIMONIAL.

A HON TONED, HONORABLE YOUNG GENTLE
~ man, occupying good position D society his
profession desires 20 correspond with worthy young
lady with view 70 marmony intelgence refinement and
good looks Indispensable This advertisement from
sincere and worthy source Address CHARLES ALL.
son, box II Letter orice. coz Broadway. New YORK
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

JACOB BOGART, AUOTIoNEER.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is
at II O'clock at the auction No North William ST.
large assortment of Household Furniture,
Carpets, Mirrors, &C.
Horse mart Filth avenue and Forty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

A UCTfoN.-PosITIyE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"a
THIS (FR1DAY) AFTERNOON. at O'Clock,
II BrevooTt place Tenth ssel between Fifth avenue and
University place.
Carpets Curtains. Mirrors Paror SUITS, pisnoforte Bed
seads, Bureaus Wash.tan6s. comuodes, Wardrohes
trcsses Bedding Paintings Clocks Lounges Chal, Base
men Kitchen servants Fun niturc, DC. MIST be sold with
out reserve this day. T.. NICHOLS, Auconeer
cgice 81 Blocker street
The New York herald., 1871-02-24
A UCTION SALE MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ niture A ran chance Housekecpers.
On this day FRIDAY, Feb. "a.

~ the elegant residence, 81 West Fifteenth street,
: between Fifth and sixth avenues, at l05s O'Clock,
Drawing Room Suits covered French brocatc ;arqiietere
bois de Cabinets Fables Eageres Bookcase
Canterbury Jsrdnies Velvet Medallion Carpets Bronze
staiuary Clocks Chandeliers Paintings artists
rosewood Pianoforte celebrated maEer Extension Table,
Sldeboafd Sverware Linen Glassware Chnaware,
wood Bureaus, Bedseads Mattresses, Blankets Basement
Furniture servants apartments.
AUGUSTUS A. SCHULZ, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24
SALES AT AHOr0N.

I1xECUTOR's sALE-vALuABLE THIRD AVENUE
~ ia Iroper!y D; II E1lRCHILD. Auctioneer.X x
Exchange saesroom III Broadway, on tuesday, February
- lsi y. Lots q Third svsnss nsar Forty street
cuars apply al the once Of the Auctioneers Il Pine street.
or TO SAMUEL CARDWELL Executor, B86 Thiri avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

DY JOHN A DUNN. AUCTIONEER-JOHN A. DUNN
- Co--Marfhsrs sale-wi sell this day. at II O'clock.
al their salesroOm 23 Bowery large quantity OF Plaster
Ornaments viz Centre Pieces Cornces and General
meni fas,erers Manufacturing Goods Grocer Wagon
In good order, together with chests Of Green Tea
ic Of Household Furniture Beisead, Mattresses, Mirrors,
Stoves, &c, &C. JOHN MCDDNOUGH, Marshal.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

DENJAalS F. THOMAS, AUCTIoNEER-wiLL SELL
- Saturday, February 2o at II O'Clock NJ at No 2oS
Third avenue Harlem the Stock OF Variety store Dry
Goods Notions Cruckery. Glass and Tin Ware Store Fix
lures Desks. Dealers invited
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

T)V +, EOITUN, AUCTIUNIEK.
ID Lnf-e pale or Household Furniture. removed from
Brookynhis day Frday) Feb "a at I0IS O'Clock, tho
auction rooms 81 East Thirteenth street Broadway
entire Furniture OF large private dwelling removed IRON,
Brock tins tmen be found almost kind
description OF really ood Furniture, and also much that
plain 30 40 Cafets oicloths, French plate Mir
rors. Parior Suits Cottage an euameed Furniture Beds,
Mattresses, China and Glass Wafs, Kitchen Gooos, de-
Catalogues in time. =
on Saturday, Feb 2s ato1 o'clock tSe entire Furniture
OF large house so Fouh street, be,een Third and
Fourth
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

JAMES NJ MILLER win sell al tpublic auction on Monday
February at II o'clock, poon, At the Exchange Sales
room, III broadway the valuable Houses and Lots 41
street % feet INCHES front By about 4s feet inch deep
$50 Bleecker street. the northwest Tenth
street. A feet inches on Blocker street by 26 feet inches
deep and ~ West Tenth street. adjoining the corner 10 feet
inch by 2S feet II inches deep
Tins property is very desirable for investment n situated
IN improving neghborhood and the best locations
for any business the side of the city For maps
particulars apply to VIM A. w. LOWEkRE, 2s9 Green
wlch street. New York. to the aueIoneer his oce 28
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

Df7 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.--h PRIVATE
Of family viii let, with Board, nice front Room
second floor, nicely furnished gentleman and wife or
.wo single gentlemen. Reference.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

S71-THEATRE COMIQUE,
REoadway, opposite st. Nicholas
IMMENSE ATTRACTION THIS WEEK.
CROWDED HOUSES, SCREAMS OF LAUGHTER.
THE GREAT TROUPE OF LAURIS.
Stewards original negro sketch, entitled
THE KING OF TUE CANNIBAL ISLANDS.
King of the Islands y. C. Stewart
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE
The wonderful performance OF
HAWLEY AND MIACO.
HUGHEY DOUGHERTY'S LAUGHING GAS.
ASHCROFT AND MORTON.
100 DiffERENf ACTS NIGHTLY.
Doors open at curtain rises at "a Seats reserved in
advance Children half price,
NOTfCE-The most novelties In preparation
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

A FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO RENT LARGE WELL
n furnished ROOM with Board, u gentleman and wife
Dr two gentlemeni terms moderate ZIG West Fifteenth
street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

4 UCIIUN. - NUUIIUN. AUCTION.
"A EDWIN NICHOLS CO., Auctioneers.
j worth lots elegant Household
public auction THIS DAY (FRIDAY), February a. at IO
O'Clock precisely,
at the large FIVE story residence II last Tenth street.
block OF Broadway doors from Firth avenue
Magnificent rosewood rianofore. Ponpadour and latest
style farlor Suits Turkish ienta Furniture Lounges
Chairs Rockers, Cabinets Etageres, Tables Bookcases,
Desk Bronzes Paintings, Clocks Vases Statuay rosewood
and walnut Chamber Suits Spring ard Hair Mattresses Boz
sers, Pillows. blankets sidebosrds Extension Tables,
Mirrors Glass, China, Siverware, Cutlery, &c
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

| DAWNBROKER'S SALE, THIS DAY.--JAMES AGAR
Auconeer, viii sell, at 80 New Bowery, 900 lots MEMS
and Women's othins. Blankets Quilts. BY order OF the
executors of the late Hugh d. Smyth East Sixteenth street
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

A I BoARDERs' DIRECTORY, 7S7 BROADWAY, oPPo.
"A site placeBoard seekers invited and promptly
directed. Persons having vacant Rooms please call.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

OnS TWELFTH STREET NEAR SECOND AVENUE
)OsD Large Room, with BoRrd for gentlemen, 81
week; small Room for gentleman; terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

ID DlCHARD WALTERS, AUCTIoNEER.
III so bales Hops.
win sell this day. Friday 10 O'Clock, at 80 Water street.
90 baes OF Hops TO pay storage and advances Sale posi-
tive
The New York herald., 1871-02-24
BOARD AND L0Dt9sNG WANTED.

DoARD WANTED-A PERMANENT HOME BY A
ID young married couple lprivaie family prefened) well
furnished Room and good Board, ABOVE Twenythrd street
Address, stating terms, which must be moderate, q.
BROWN, 50 East Thiry-second street. New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-20

LTOuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
l. OF Orleans, No. rs 568-By virtue of a writ Of
seizure and sale 10 me directed by the honorable,
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Or
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
uoneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets in the second District of
this city, on TUESDAY, august % 1871, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with all The buildings and improvements thereon.
rights ways, privileges aud appurtenances thereun-
10 belonging or IN any wise appertaining, situated
III the con lnuaton of the suburb st. Mary in the
First District of this city in the slet number four
teen, comprised withiG Hevia. Cypress, Prieur aud
johnson streets and designated as lots number o
one and two of said isiet, on a plan by L. Pile
late surveyor, dated Februarv3, l845 deposited in
the office of A. Chiapela, late a notary public in
this city Said lots measure follows viz Lot
on Prienr street, b. one nundled and thirty feet
two inches and SIX lines IN depth and front
Hevla street and thI ty-two feet five inches and
three lines in width in the rear, and lot number
two has seven een feet three inches and one line
front on johnson street, by one hundred and sixty
eight feet tn ee inches in depth and front on Cy-
PR SIS street and hundred and sixty-eight feet
fVe inches and hree iInts in depth and front on
Hevla street and divided in the rear by lot number
one by line OF thirty-two feet five inches and
three lines.
Being the same property acquired by defendant
herein, at "a sale made by the Sheriff of the parish
OF Orleans the twent y-sixth day of January
1870 at the suit of MIS-. Widow Josephine Laeost6
Dr. J. Poster, subrogated, Mary Ann Nugent,
No 1880 Of the docket OF the Fifth District Court
OF New <rleans.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C.S. SAUvINET
iy2l au8 ~ Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans