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THE COTRTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-To-dav, the case
OF Lewis vs.. Secretary of the Treasury was
placed on the calendar and the hearing of the
motion to discharge the rule to show cause was
liked for Wednesday next. This is petition
for mandamus, filed by Messrs. Lewis x Bro,
and E.W. Lehman, of Philadelphia in October
1871, directing the Secretary OF the Treasury to
issue certain bonds or moneys to them As hold
ers of requisitiOn drawn by +. 7. Pitchlyn,
Israel Folsom, s. Garland and ). Folsom. rep
rcsentatives Of the Choctaw nation of Indians.
for $3.50 ,rfO, which is claimed 10 be due said In
dlanS under the stipulation of the treaty of 1855.
Mr.. TX. NJ. Corwine appears for petitioners, and
the District Attorney and Mr.. w. ii. Clark rep
resent tie United States.
POLICE COURT, Judge .SaeU.-.John Archie,
charged with driving on the footwavs; forfeited
his co lateral by not appearing. Kate Parker
and Louisa Walker, two stout built COlored rS,
were charged with the use of indecent and pro-
fame language in public; Parker was fined 10
and Walker -. Rush Steele, same offence;
tined -. George Williams, colOred, for carry
ing concealed weapons, was fined S2b. Recess.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTRIcT
OF COLUMBIA,
The 3eth day of December, A. d. ISL.
Vs.. Equity No. a,ses.

John n. KibbIe. Y
The trustees in this cause having renor,s al IN
Court, that on the Eth day of December. iHi, he
sold iot Is, IN square l5o to Joseph Babe at and
necembeE 1871 he sold part Of lot T. in square S. to
Francis kenney q and for the price of 80 and the
at and for the price Of S2l0 that said pu chasers
have iuiy complied with the terms uf sale as pre-
all rec poets fairly made N " "0ie III
II is, therefore, this SOth day of December. A n
sale be, and is hereby ratified aud coniirmeT nnsss
cause to the contrary be shown or oefor- the rst
order be published in the Evening star ns Ss
printed end published in Washington city Dist rict
before the ssid first day OF brnsry. A. +. iSa.
A true copy-Test: r. MEfcs ~. Justice.
JAMS fist By LIP. WILLIAMS, As,f. Glerk
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c. BAUM sells the best fitting Corset in the
country; Abdominal Corsets, well recommended
by physicians; Misses Corsets, ten different
styles; Madam Foye's Corset and Skirt Sup
porter; Werley's celebrated French Corset; T.
b. p. Corsets, full line; Shoulder Braces, for
ladies and misses; French Corsets; German
Corsets, all styles Our ow make a specially.
Red Merino and SILK COrsets: old style Csrsets,
with board in front. Corsets made to order at
the shortest notice at g. Baum's Corset and
Hoop Skirt Factory, 40s 7th street. Don't mis-
take the place.
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A COMPLETE RECORD OF Pubic IMPROVE
MESTs.-The Board of Public Works have
adopted a system OF requiring OF tue heads OF
all the various departments under it to make re-
ports of the business transacted daily to the Of
flee of Vice-President A. x. Shepherd This
system embraces afull synopsis in detail, from
the superintendent Of sewers and drains, super
intGndent of streets, contract clerk, auditor
water registrar, superintendent of property,
superintendent of county work, &c, which il re-
ported on blank forms furnished Uy the board.
These reports are critically examined by the
secretary and his assistants, and afterWar en-
tered in a large blank book admirably arranged
by the vice president, showing an exhibit of the
quantity, cost, and kind of material used. lOca-
ton and nature of the work, number AMI name
OF superintcndents, number OF laborers, time
employed, quantity, kind and condition OF ma
torials left on hand each day, the daily amount
of material issued, TO whom issued, value and
where used, with the cost of improvements
and repairs for each job OF work done.
This enables the executive officer at a glance to
know the resources of his Office. Another fea-
ture Is to enable the assessor to make A prompt
and equitable assessment of the cost for special
Improvements. In fact, this book as kept is
complete compendium OF the entire transactions
OF the board, and a most valuable record. The
book Is aTrans ed for the entire year-3I3 pages
for all the working Gays.
FROM ID. A. BrOSnan we have the CGrE0lic
World Tor February; the National News com
pany send us HdrPer'S Weekly and LeSIte's Illus
trGtsd for January n, This number of Hlryer's
Weekly l. particularly good. From j. Shilling
tonwe have Frank Leslie's AOgG<ine for February.
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"A. FISHER, No. 6l8 9th street, removes spots
without cleaning the whole garment and with
out taking them apart. He also cleans kid
gloves and slippers. Gentlemen's gloves cleaned
10 look Ike new ones. l,g
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for the relief of 2. c. Robbins with tn recon-
mendatiOn that il be referred to committee on
Indebtedness of the District. 80 ordered. Also,
adversely on bill for relief of j. q. Armc@; COM
mittee discharged.
Mr.. Bursley, from the committee on printing,
submitted report upon certain bills for adver-
tisiDg under the Board of Registration, with a
recommendation that they be paid, but that il is
the duty OF the proper Ulcers of the government mt
to contract for the public advertising at price
not exceeding the prices charged private parties.
Mr.. Moore submitted a lengthy minority re-
port.
Both reports were ordered to he printed
MIR. Bursley, from the committee en- printing,
reported a bill restricting the official advertising
CT the District government to two newspapers,
and providing that, prior to such advertising,
contracts shail be made at rates not exceeding
the regular rates of advertising; laid ever.
mr. boswell from the committee on indebted
ness OF the District, reported a bill providing
Tor the payment of the debt OF the late corPo-
ration OF Georgetown, which provides that all
taxes levied prior to, and collected subsequent
to the first day OF June, 1871, in that place,
which have not been otherwise applied, shall be
used for the eXtinguishment of the debt of the
late corporation of Georgetown; passed.
MIR. Boswell reported bill providing for the
payment OF the debt of the late Levy Court of
the county of Washington. levyng a tax of FIVE
cents on each one hundred dollars for the extin-
quishment of the debt; which was passed.
Council amendments 10 the bill making ap-
preparations for certain charities were non
concurred in, and a committee of conference
quested. Council amendments 70 the hill to
incorporate the Boundary and Silver Spring
Railway Company were cOncurred In.
The House, at $40 p. m, took recess for fi-
teen minutes.
After recess MIR. Floore, from the committee
on District Indebtedness, reported bill proyid-
ing for the payment OF the debts of the late cor
pOratiOn of Washington. Mr.. Lloyd offered =
substitute for the bill providing that the indeht-
eaness be paid ont OF the four million loan; re-
jected. Mr.. Lloyd then offered a. a substitute A
resolution approving of the bill introduced i'm
the House OF Representatives,. providing for
funding the debt of Washington. Mr.. Boswell
raised the point of order that the amendment
was ont of order; and the point OF order was sus-
tanned by the Chair. The bill was passed.
The bill prescribing the duties and salaries OF
she surveyor and assistant surveyors, and for
other purposes, was taken up, and alter amend
ment, passed.
The Speaker announced that a conference
committee was asked by the Council on the bill
for the payment Of the officers and employees of
the District of Columbia; and Nessrs. Boswell,
Campbell and Dickson were appointed
The bull making an appropriation TO uniform
and eGuin the militia of the District of Columbia
was taken up, ana pending its cOnsid"Ta,i Pc,
the House, at 1910 y. m. adjourned until
O'Clock to-day.
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PARENTS call and secure mer'no underwear
for your boys. at half the usual price, at Prince :
Bazaar, lGO6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NJ. III. PRINCE has decided till the first of
March TO sell of the various goods he has, at
cost, as he anticipates making a change.
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CT T Y TIE NJ s.
GENTLEMEN's WHITE SHIRTS.

W UIIt
Linen Cuffs and Collars, in large variety, OF
the finest qualities. ESQ. &. HENSISG.
Nc. 40 7rh street northwest.
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BOYS come and see the solid silver watches.
warranted for two years, for SO, at Princes
Bazaar, lO06 Pennsylvania avenue
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COME AND SEE the bargains at Princes Ba-
zaar II you don't see that he offers induce
ments don't purchase.
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HABLD BROTHERS

MOST AMUSING TOY OUTI-Causes insnimst.
1v1 figures % dance 70 the music Of pianos
ct. west, between Peuna. avenue and st UNIV
Aeeats for Sisfs Pianos, and ufacturers Of Ana
Pianos and al Musical Instruments tuned and 70
paired decl2
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CAROr Bazaar. 2ll Pa. avenue, bctveen s,h
" and 10th q. e the cheapest and best place for
nns GUNS, PISTOLS. ioLoCke. No trouble:
SNOW eooos. ooe-tr
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ELEGANT Rolls, BISCUITS, BREAD, SC, with
DOoley's Yeast Powdt r.
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FATHER DANIELS Old Folks at OH Fol
lows Hall tonight. will give most enioxabi.
concert, and those who 30 may expect a treat.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND AMATEURS
~ Of cru class keses, Ornsmentai Trees, Shrubs,
NY place and yissins 70 dispese Of the balance in
aboye-nAmed PLANTS aud . great mssy other
knds Of frst quality IN quantities 70
Washington. d. q 49,
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GLOVES for the million AT Prices. 4l3 18th 81.
BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES at sl.50 at Prices.
4l37th street.
DEPOT FOR GENTS 81 KIDS at Prices, AIS It'll
street.
The MOST celebrated and successful I.atrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also.
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton & PearsOns, No. 4, Y. NJ. g. A. Build
ing, 9th and ID streets.
l WILL CLEAR out my furs below fEst cost; all
other goods at cost. 1 mean what 1 advertise.
Come, and yOu won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1905 Penn. avenue.
UNDERWEAR at the usual low rates at Prices,
Alb eth street.
C.EDIsAN JACKETS very cheap at Prices,
4i3 IL. street.
ROGER's and other cutlery al great bargains
for the next 60 days, at Princes Bazaar, 1906
Pennsylvania avenue.
LINEN AND SILK HANDKERcKIEPs at Prices
4l3 9TH street.
For CoREs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &c. visit DIR. Whites rooms, No 535 18Th
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Fhmpler, near AZ street.
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EGhcHoI Thsdter.-"TrOyatore" by the Ger
man Opera Troupe.
Odd fsij0.rs' H1I.-Father Daniels Old Folks
Concert.
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AN OLD-PAsHIoNED DUEL took place last
month at Cairo, Egypt, between Artim Bey
equerry to the Niceroy and one of the wealth.
est men in the country. and an Italian named
from the service of the Prince for improper
conduct, and afterwards admitted to the ser
vice OF the Viceroy. Artim Bey took occasion
to display contempt for Gobetti, the eauerry
which was resented by his brother, the advocate
Notes were exchanged, and a meeting agreed
upon. The weapons were fOils without but
ton. and the duel was fought in q fencing hall
a doctor belonging to the Peninsula and ORR
entail line Of steamers was present. Gobetti was
pierced through the heart, and Artm Bey Sc
riously wounded
NV WAY OF COLLECTING BILLs-As a
Sun reporter was walking through Pearl street,
Brooklyn, on Monday morning, he saw a we'll
dressed youth Standing in front Of No. $780, This
youth was holding up q large bulletin board
bearing the following inscription: "Waiting
Tor IS 81" The reporter asked the youth the
you" said he. 4" You see, some one of the people
In that house is owing a man what keeps gro
Gerry store around here s. 81. I've been after
that 1887 several times, but / amt got il vet
I'm awatin' fOr it"-N. Y Sun.
SRA small boy of wase:a, Mimi, "played
hang In his fathers barn and suspended hi m self
with terrible execution"
SPersimmen beer is a favorite drink in
Georgia. One glass of it will "knock down the
pefsimmons," and the man outside, too.
SPhiladelphia has produced the latest II wing
machine. IL is a" cigar shaped balloon" and
runs by compressed air.
~NOn Moltke denies that he ever expressed
his disapproval, in a military sense. of the IA
nous march to the sea made by General Sher-
man during the civil war.
SMrs. Waite, of Chicago, having thought
proper to test her legal right TO vote. has had
tie melancholy pleasure Of paying the costs OF
her suit in addition to losing il.
0A young kentUckian who had been dressed
to represent Santa Clans at a church fair, WAS
mistaken for ku-Hux and knocked over by
nervous gentleman.
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The most splendid assortment of fin. Ero,r
HJewtIy tor evening wear, tskiny the 49,
., tIuscan gold can be found at Prigy.. t.
street. "e' near
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rs THE SUPREME CpURuoF THE DISTRICT
u OF COLUMBIA,

In the case Of George =. 0chesie, Executor %
ELIZA J. SCHENIG. deceased, the Executor
aforesaid, has, With the APPRECIATION OF the SUI
preme Court Of the District Of Ocsnbia aforesaid,
hnsl settlement and distribution q the personsl
tate Of said decreased, and of the assets Ia hand an
far the have been collected AND turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend. with Their
claims properly vouched, they may otherwise Nv
Law be excluded from al benefit In said deceased .
estate: Prottded q copy Of this order be publshe
week for three weeks In the Star previous 10
the said day. Tesla WEBSTER,
ysne-m-Sw Register q Wills
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
i hes obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letter.
A. COOK, late Of W Washington county, ID. c., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
before the 10Th day Of January next; they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benet OF the
said estate. Given under my hand this 10th day Of
jssisfsts RICHARD II. COOK, Admir-.
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BEST QUALITY KIDGLovEs at $3.50 at Prices
Nth street.
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IT rs AN Ill WIND, &o.-The business at the
800 court this morning was unusually light
e the court room quite deserted by the usua
90 ..Is oi h1ngers-on and loaters. This state
OF affairs IL attributed by the orsrers of thu
-; y. ~ 'ne report of the small pOx ease having
kNIeu currency among the idlers
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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the ubsc ,
4 Der has obtained from the supreme Court Il the
District Of Columbia holding Special Term. letters
Of administration on the personal estate OF JOHN T..
RANKIN, late Of Washington county. u. C., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against ths aid
deceased hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof 90 the subscriber, or before
the 9th day Of January next. they may Otherwise by
Law be excluded from all benefit OF the said estate
Given under INV hand this 9th day OF Jsnsury.
js.mst. EDWARD Ihs K msrkl RANKIN.
UNTuE SUPREME COURT or THE DIsTRIC
OF COLt NBIA,
rae l3fh day of December, ls7l.
mary MOAN Ss mo. 2.ses, Ia. Doc II.
scn motian o. the plaintiff ny Mr. y. A. Lambert nor
Collector il IL ordered that the cause Ais
appearance 60 be entered herein before the r-t
wise the viii be PROCEEDED with - in case OF
default.
True copy. Teet:
By the Court: A. wyLIE.
r.. J. HE1Gs. Clerk. decIs lawffebl
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GLOVES for the million at Prices. Alb 18th st.
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DEPOT FOR GENTS 81 Kids at Prices, AIS It'll
street.
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BIRDS.

CANARY BIRDS.-Receiyed a new lot, nrst
~ Class SINGERS, sold a. S. 50 piece % !.
Also, BIRD FOOD aud CAGES at the loves, ~
prices. 1888 7th street. between l. and N ~
streets. :. HARTBRECHT daclO I'm.
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WHARF.-THE Board of Public Works yeste--
DAY directed General Balloch, the supefinten-
dent, TO have the pumps repaired in the follow
ing localities: Corner Of North and w est streets
9Th and High and West street, between Congress
and High streets, Georgetown; also requested
10 report the estimated cost for repairs of tie
pump at corner 18th and ii streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-19

"A BEAR-FACED PERFORNANCE-A French
man named Peter CTone, accompanied by "a
French woman, were at the Governors OH ,e
10 CAV tOobta!n permission 20 exhibit two trained
be arr ia the public streets. ON being asked IL
Ihe pear would not bite people, the woman re-
Piled. "Ah. no. MOnZieur ze hears "a he 30 mic.
Ike leetle dogs. Bite, an no. Monsieur: "a
leek yOur hand, but no bite" The bear per
formers were referred to the city register for
license.
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BIZ. JOHN A. W. CLARvoE. promoted bv the
board OF metropolitan police az their meeting
yesterday afternoon 10 be chief OF the detectiv We
corps, w. one of the original members of the
metropolitan police force, and was assigned 10
duty az a detective in 1853 He IL active and
intelligent, and his varied experience in track
hg criminals will be invaluable to him in his
new position for which he i otherwise well
fitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-19

IhE WATER LOAN NEGOTIATEp-The loan
OF siS,tcO authorized by the Legislative A.
Smbiy 10 provide for an additional supplv of
Potomac water. by means of the 36-inch main
from the Washington Aqueduct has heen neyo
mated AT rsr by Governor Cooke. The bonds
and have thirty years TO run ''
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DR. RADWAY'S
Perfecs Purwatfve Pills,

.s.ss. ss:::d N. nh :Ssss
kadwsyS PiIIs TOR te cure Of III dieorde.s Of the
Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidssys, Bladder, Nsryoo'
9esrion, Dyspepsia, Biliou.nsss, BiliouS Hsyer'
inn.m...ion BoNsas. Piles and q, p &c ,
8 positivs cure. Purely Vegetable, containing &C
mercury, minerals, or delstsrtcus drugs.
A few doses Of RADWAYv PILLS yin free tht
= cent? Der BOX. SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" send one letter
stamp 70 RADWAY 3 CO., No. % Maiden Lane,
nt you. Ub-m.vf.AWIv
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MI Dickson offered a resolution calling upon
he engineer of the District for Information as
To the cost OF laying the wood pavement upon Nj
street adopted.
MI Davis submitted a resolution that i'm the
opinion of this House, the lice nse law sbouIi he
construed 80 a. 10 impose on butchers i'm the
market tax for the rental of stalls only.
adopted. ''
Mr.. Mcknight, from the committee on e,ai,os
reported bills for the relief of the following ner
IONS, which were read q second time and laid
over; VIZ george Holmes, Henry KOlb, Henry
W. Bergner, Patrick Toomey, James O'Dav
James III. Meads, john w. Dick, DIR. Josiah
Stick. Martin Cady, and DIR. John b. Keasby
Also, Council bin TO pay for damages sustained
by private property in widening Aque,!uct
street, Georgetown; and bill TO reimburse the
treasurer of the District for necessary expendi-
lures Tor assistance not authorized by law all of
winch were laid over. Also, reported the bill
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO CHILD.-A little
10y about eight years old, son of Mr.. G.. II. En-
eISOn, hsh inspector, was on his way TO school
this morning, and when near the corner of eth
and streets southwest got between two wagons
and IN eideayCTing 10 escape vas run over by
one Of the vehicles. The wheels on one side OF
The wagon passed over the child's stomach Mr.
Henry HNe, ID charge of the wagon, immed-
aieiy stepped his horse and gave all the asSiS-
tance he could in removing the little sufferer 10
ms home. Dr. Hmmsett was called in and bro
DOunced the injuries serious. but not necessarily
fatal. Those whosaw the occurrence say IL was
entirely accidental, and that MIR. Hye was in no
wise 10 blame
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JURY FOR TIRE CIR, CoURT-YeSterday
The following jury was drawn for the January
term OF the Circuit Court, which will be con-
Nened on Monday next by Judge Macarthur
r. Butler, I'd ward; Columbus Thomas, George
town; james r. BOiseau, eth ward: William Il.
Jones and Robert Amery, 9Th ward; Edward
Short, 9th ward; james Lavender. county; Rob-
ert Rev burn, LIST ward; H. Il. Howard, 2d ward:
James Nourse. county; Robert Berry and John
l. Lee. Georgetown; Wilson W. Parker, 9Th
ward; Frederick NOlk, 9TH ward; James TObin
Isl ward; Thomas Jacobs, 9th ward; j. q. Corn
wall, 9Th ward; Henry PolkinhOrn, 4th ward;
George IIpeTmsn, Georgetown; G.. X. ThOmp-
son. 9Th ward; Charles Dyson, 9Th ward; James
w: Ferguson and John Reynolds, Geor getown;
Wilson King. county.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-05
SHERIFES SALES,

Francisco Quadras vs.. Mrs. Frances Syme
Hinsbarger Frances Syme widow bv first mar
riage Of Alfred Willis, and now the wife of
ElFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 3l8s.-By virtue Of writ OF teri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell q; pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers Ex-
change, Royal street between Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District of this city,
on SATURDAY, April n, 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ,
the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN PIECE OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, and all
the rights, ways and advantages thereuntO belong
ing OF IN anywse appertaining, situated in the fau-
beurg Delachase in the parish of Jefferson in this
State, designated as square number thirty seven,
which is bounded by Antoine Plaquemine, Pry-
tania and Amelia streets, and measures about two
hundred and fifteen feet front on Amelia street
about fOrty-six feet nine inches and seven lines
front on Prytania street, about two hundred ana
fourteen feet one inch and three and half lines
front Antoine street by about sixty four feet IN
depth.
Being the same property acquired by defendant
by purchase from Raymond POcheu per act passed
before Andrew Hero, late notary pub ic in this
city, on the twenty TO urth day OF september l364
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
C. 8. SAUvINET,
mh26 a,,o p Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.