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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30
TheNew Yorl, Avenue improvement

All L-SAI-JS OF TE"PzRTV OwNEES FOX IN
IL JUNCTION.
O.. Saturday Night. NeSsts.I = C1o.nH-. -
= Cox, AUliehy E'u1rstCu and W y. DIV
Idge, CuSr.--! So .Io''u =. HSIkuess, GsOr..s H.
Ilaat. Michael Ia.iy, George ". I-terI,eIiIs.
= h"~. Ni'ltT. " 'cl ael Green. Joseph Is. Brvan
Coz ri0LS A-eN..'IieE AMI ". r. EeameT, tied
ih We equity court q bill roT an iHiuact tol.
age. ust TIE District Of Columbia and the men.
heTs 81 Tie board 81 public works. The bill st
on mat C'rV-2iEaniS are owners Of property on
New CIk avenue. between g;h aud 18th streets.
ttat they haze con .rh OF August and Subse-
que ntlyi been notified thai they have been 4S
seSS"d Tor SPECIAL improvements SIG2i E4-f4D
Per IRON foot, that on or ahCIt September 18th
G. furiittee "a Committee waited on respondents
Tor q OH 81 Items. and on the 18th instant re-
81 'ti. &c. They aver that under the or
Eaf J. al Tie board OF public works have no
power TO bind the District except in pursuance
q hlTFt ir,a,ioiis previously mace, and no
power 10 assess OF welcoming rrOreT,y aNc4pt
IN eT tie 9th section OF the organic Ert
They aver, farther, that the only appropriation
made tor New OTk avenue was ore of S5S =
10 extend from ith tO-15tb street and he esti-
Ia.ts Toy tie same avenue were S12~Si. They
Chi Ee That Tie improvement las been con-
ia teC Tor al cost Of more han double the
amount appropriated, and that contracts have
beth entered mo Tor tie improvement OF said
aver ne rom 9Th 20 eth street. They aver that
NJ sad ImprCy emeUtS were not wholly IMAM
thorized. yet, 50 ff- ne the COS; exceeds The an
1fCrTiat-oI. tl-y were unauthorized After
mar Nc "a lumber Of ayeTmeutS similar =, me
t'h Ntrett hll. they ask thai the assess =, M
nav be decided 70 be null aud void an ? tina.
Tie tcafd lie errginrl frCH cO,lertiu- aid
ass ~rDenfS or issuing certificates OF INDEBTED
hts and I the property lie chargeabie with
A., fHE-lDil ~ sad a>>tS- 1tS. th:- surS rnr-
tloi 10 as"crt2'rct IN such manner r, t. ne
cSti' may appear right, AMI On the payrn.at o.
tAT ~. ttc.r I-1Ie1ty may be -c'rarCe.' from
al 90. -EC-ETt~-
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Condensed Locals

N" feton-Sious and Grand River Indian
We 'l'- i't 'o-fha'- urqrr1" hC mes TO-DAY.
Is " r eTEuSOD has bs. nOminG .ed bv "lib-''
IN u H - district fg- the House C DeIeL ates.
At"utIO: l. called - the aTn0Cnremeut in
TIE Educational COiEmn OF Mr. -. l.. Selke,
tSs, uvE -. .-tTIH.n.
II q receipts ~ the Tay CCIlectc-'- Office on
SAT- TcaV amounted n :t~,lsi. The Office WI
b. CIen tD-Gsy until q .. IA.
l. - tfs.F 4.rrsUE C.TrEf.}- Of this CITY. will
mere after be publ -hed on Sundays tie same p
week DAYS.
Tie Washington City PreFbvtsrv wi. hold TN,
semi annual meeting IN DsrResta AID. b.
EIhrins on "Wednesday evening OF th.I week.
See special nOtiSa.
q. In NGsI. 3,.,eT OF No. - Cal OF IitE street
me was EcAe- Iu The breast bv one e the
nor on SstuIGsy afternoon, sHd seriously in
Jur, q.
VI .Tohr II Cos. in charge o. the pair ters at
Tie 'crtIve r1sus.-u. cumTila nod CT has -
severe emil on S4,aT'I4y. and Ell IN lew
moments after h. EeA ned home.
VI. s--~- george -. oyster * S1u advertise
else here some vgrv tine brands Ct Pr 'i4teiI bI4
butter a CaH rrou them viii be satisfactory to
owes OF rhls article.
4, =. Mr.. shannon, Of I-yisud ~. T. C1EVeI.
adm i-t-rel fEr Titc 90 si'i>Ul hy sr lesson
yes rczv % a number of CluvCr-s, II the FJrJ-
ma rivtT 81 the sycamore shore.
Boswell is CTcGbly rerO-;ed 20 have sail n
hs fd,' Wa tCrTcI tCEEI he'll tie Il grte f:
w'r .olOW HIM Al right, FREDERICK, ruru
u ire democracy. and SOUL -oc-%,fr rel
Cu Saturday \ gentleman uamcI Warren.
o. Marshall Hall, Md. H. at 5mpting 10 ..II,,I
fl0T. the eth street wharf 10 The s.tambJat
ta's NJ out Gt tie time, vent int1 the river, hut
was he out o. oihCeT fu. nbErke and Others
saturday right, while street ear No. = WAS
Pas - q T5eaS-ry dePaTtIneC', a CJlorei
Il4l who was acting in "a di~J.Gerlv manner
was ej"Ctvd by tie conductor. He cat !e con-
Cu,'OT taH'is severely With 2 TaZyT. and made
Is escape.
trI Satin Oay afternoon FIRE was discovered in
tie house CrCEVled hy Nancy Washington, No
Clis, 10 an alley between 9Th and eth and q ani
u streets, caused b some children Sett.IE ti-e
To a lot 81 rags IN the house. 1t was e. in
< .i-Ird without turning il AT alarm.
ST. Mathews Total GE.iSleUce SOrift-- last
e'e1irg elected the following officers fos the
ensuing wear: President, Rev. Father James
McDeyitt, vice presidents, \ hOuas Irving and
-Iss, IN Powell. TeCoTdiE,- secretary. Charles Is.
Me- anna, financial sccre ary. Waiter Bast able
ire -urtr, DAME. Leonard.
j lie Creole i--s Of TIE l. Il and 18th dl>triC+-
hell me- ing Oh Saturday =. cit aea- TIE site
OitEs old N"T-EprG mark 70 Tafiiv q g nom5u4-
t.orI- ~ NessTs. SaIdJ aud IoNis tor tie House
a. Delegates hT. l. ". A tyG presided s-,d 4
St-lF x 90 wee pre- l-1.r7 aud secretaries w4~
C.g. cd The usual set OF Tes0lut.r;-s were
aC". fed, and Mr~~r-. Hine. S4ria. Irv - Hat
tn culver, and NlrrIs made speeches
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I.I~iI-cfIu,,,,o,em.,,s

> IlHN Or Ink G'AEr OF PUBLIC WURF-
81 =. JtaE.J-t. :, TO. have instruction. =,
Put r'Ie sewer immediately on e. =traer be-
tive ".h aut lcth northwest. The Water
heg-t reports that IL, re i 10 necessitI tor
wa IN an ON 4. street. between 10Th AMI g'th
stret's. ~ ifc-eLt. The United States N2r-raI
We His1Sjri - .mnoL. a iITy 10 ascertain the
an 'Lt 90 DANA Le~ -G-taiutd by Mr. BaTretr o.,
account q Improvement o. The NJ " lock mill
Tcac.
Chef Engineer Philips has been directed to
nave CCLt.aCt made with John Chairman to
IaN TIE NECESSARY sIV-Iu-h sewer lateralS in 10.
No j, C-.1,. o.. i,tE and l. streets nO-thvc.t
com -CtsEE with the iItE-Sfreet sewer AT heard
rate. q. Grant. in reply 10 a proposition 10
take charge Of Tie parking in front of his
Ecl $ On last C1p-to' street, was informed that
AdO ClGss. inspector OF buildings has
beer authorized 10 make such an arrange
ntnt with lin As may BE in conformity with
the regulations Cf the board, and, as far as
pos -tiS. 30 justice 20 him in the premises
IL W BallOcE, superintendent OF streets was
C'rerted 20 cause the immediate removal OF the
house unisWfuily erected Oh the corner OF 10th
And l. streets. and was referred 10 Inspector of
Buildings Cluss for fuIl information. The board
have approved the suEgest.Ons Oh Chief Engi-
neeT Philips in relation 20 maintaining the
prCSsHt width OF sch street. between NJ and
nc u.tcTy streets, the IpeIiuten lent of streets
ms been directed 10 have 20 the cuIyert at the
nCrf'tWest corner Of navy YARD wall on NJ street
covered with earth. and that street rendered
Ia~-- lie rom fth = 1tE streets. Peter McNa-
naT las been awarded ,'-e contract 10 set
curt~. law fOO;waiks AMI rs-- IN a 1I-IucT, sewer
afo-f'H tLe reservation On 4, arSyiyauia avenue
faSt Sr4 81 streets. az beard prices.
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District Of Columbia Real Estate to be Sold for Taxes.
| OFFICE COLLECTION OF TAXES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. CoITNBIA BCILDIN4. q Wv
q.

Commencing MONDAY, o. October foyowug
Real Estate Columbia
Auction tie highest bidder the Hall
PcnryGns between Ninth
west in the City Washington ID satisfy
hs for the due
late Corporations Washington
hereinafter stated the
Collector OF Taxes the
with uch expenses have PAYMENT
Sale TO commence at II O'Clock isy 70 dsy
completed,
Terms CASH. DEPOSIT aopnt
the purchase money viii be luired he Of sale
WILLIAM H. SLATER
Collector Of Tcs for tie District C4R1
tons Ct WaSsiHgtoR and daf ss L>ry Csur
WASHINGTON CITY REAL ESTATE.
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The Re2istratSou,

- ~
SATURDAY p voter were regi<tered-ZiO white
arc - colored: making the total reyiSt cation in
una .i.S.J-,t '''-,.l wlIte and = COlored. Last
wear the regstTg'iOI in this district VS. Sal ~
White am : c"lorei The present registration
Is &c les than last fall the hites falling OF. ma
nun her and the cOlorei vote remaining the
sar-e.
TO-DAY.
sc board to-day VI the 18th district registered
40 f-2 whites and - COOred, making "A t,tal
%5-SCl white. III cOlored. The total last vear
was i.'-l-.55 white, 20 coloret; thus there il =
failing on OF -, the whites having in
creased p, and the colOrec decreased 81.
"FRyDDY'' RATIFIED IN CNIOyTowS-On
Saturday night, Nailors omnibus and the South
Washington band were employed about Union
town in drumming up the friends OF +. A. BOs-
well and +. Douglass. il, in order 10 ratify
their respective nominstions-the former for
Congress and the latter for the House of Dele
gates. The stand was decorated with lanterns,
&c. NJ. n. Hunter presided, assisted by a uum-
Der % vice presidents and secretaries. Mr.. Bos-
well made the opening speech, and charged
that solomon G.. Brown was q mere tool, and
should not be returned 20 the House of Dele
gates, and that Gen. Chapman vacated his house
on New Years day because he feared that some
OF his colOred constituents would call on HIM
r. Douglas, jr., 1.-THE Greeleyite nominee for
House OF Delegates DIR. y. l. y. Bowen, p. H.
khinehard, l'r. W e. Green and y. q. Ordway
also delivered addresses.
THH BEETHOVEN OCrErrK have engaged
Lincoln Hal Tor october 10Th, and will inauSu-
rate The concert season, assisted by Washing
tons fsyorite, Mrs. Zelda Seguin, who has made
great reputation here in English opera. The
octe'te themselves are sufficiently well known
ar appreciated 10 draw a full house, and with
andi.ionai talent Their concert will. without
ccGot, BE a rich one. Representatives, of the
..uo are engaged in our best choirs and the bare
Inh.ioh 81 IEeir names will be sufi cient induce
mel u NJ The hall. LIST tenOrs, w. ii. Bur-
Iep, ;. n: Wltherow; % tenors, G. c. Ever, D.
-, 30 M ,st nSss, H. A. kohr, 5. q. Young;
<h b'Ss' W. a Wldney. +. A. Chase
ok IEosE VINO WANT MONEY OR HOMES
s'sht9n Is called 10 the advertisement OF the
De seen that The stock can still he ohfainad =, =,
81 are and az the meeting tonight several
.nocs@hd collats will be offered TO. sale This
scOu opportunity for those in want of monsy
anu especially fer those in want OF homes
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KILLED ON THE RAILRoAp-Welsh Deshon
aged -, an employe of the Washington branch
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was in
s:antly killed on Saturday, his head accidentally
coming in contact with the bridge over Gwynn =
Falls. near Baltimore. He was well-known in
Washington.
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TY TIE MS.

clothing for gentlemen, youths and bows A
very large lot OF imported end domestic csss 70
meres for ordered work. Furnishing sco,.s of
every variety. Prices 10 s0it all.
ROMAN y Cox. 81 = tn street
FAsEToEABLA OVERCuATs IN drabs hrey-S
snd slatee, handsomely made aud trimmed, at
lowest prices.
Fall Over coats; fne sssnrtH.eu nj Of colors "a |
sizes, JEat n. GEO. 6. HENNING
No 4l0 tn street y. W
IAnIFs AND GENTLEMEN: 4 You wish vow
wearing a pare. cleaned in a f-ls-class u,a,;,lp-
sent them so a. Fisher, No els u street oupo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give VoJ
satisfaction without fail. q9I 4
RELIEF FOR TIE FEBT-Fec, al per Tisif
CorIH extracted without palp; hunions Rs.i
Nails. &r-. relieved and cured, at Dr. Whites
No. so 18th street, opposite L. 5. Treasury
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANE, n. Y ave
and 10Th St, p>ys per CT. OH deposits. Nt3.1ttIS
THERMOMETERS aud Barometer. are rer.irs6
and made 10 order by Hempler. nexr kx street
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TIE SALE OF Suburban property CT the
"HclgEts OF UniOItGUn, by aISfIRC.T \
Wheeler auCtiOneers. has been postponed mt
Wednesday neTt. October 3, at ; =. M, OF the
rreDlISes.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmIiscmGnis. Hc. TO.nI-bt

- NH tt.Snt Snss- &c, Tonight.
.....-. i'-F--E.-- I5tu I'd. a.. WI % TIE
Ia.a, OF Trgth" Combination.
Too c, .tf41-.--Bg-!ez.Ge, songs, dances.
y. .. d .Er---l a. Ia. VI The Sold5--
zen Sryln.
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ANN. Il. WHEAT sY'S
w STEM DYEgNT

q Emu
sfU 500 JPIHG hST8ELTSRnTNT
O-F-CE @S = EFTEE-oN STREET,
GeOTEe.aTR, IL. &.
he'd 49, p-CIcium award I'd I67 sII Is now
ne ~ me eldest, largest and most complete estab
l'shineIits OF the Mud IN this coratry
Eest pisce in the District for Cleaning or DTcip4
een ,ler!en's Clothing Everything err.ertsiuinq to
The bus mess Ten and promptly executed Of7ce
CLOSED daily at sunset, eIccFt saturday when T. vii
No open until 81 p. Post Office Box ?I3, an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

art driver, named Charles Williams, in the
employ of j. II. Falconer, was thrown from his
cart on Maryland avenue, near 18th street, in
consequence Of his horse becoming frightened
by an engine. Officer Homer observing the ac-
eident from his house, ran out and secured the
Dorse ana called DR.. Boarman, who examined
the cartman and pronounced his injuries OF
serious character. The officer placed him in
bis cart and drove him to his home on Massa-
chusetts avenue.
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Successful EAR.-1 -e opening Of the Busi-
E7Se 'egc this year has been ne most sue
G, $ I ole IL tie history % ;Lat Useful inStl.u-
ton. / h. frs, 81 tie month IS a sJJd time to
Us3 IA Z. bushes, cCuEse.
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TIE ATTRE-IoN OF THE PvPrrC Is called to
tbc ti..E--eucEt OF D8Iv. who receives .!a.',
fresh philadelphia print butter, VII ch he il
PREPARED . sell ct a small profit; thE article
being in TIE hands Of few tor a long tiH-a back.
He = determined 20 give 1t special attention
and 70 give genera, satisfaction.
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T GTITURE 8 -L8E-lcr & Ci-aTv aur-
'i"n.eTs- VII hold srar's- ea'n ~ -Eo'.
furniture. show caS's, &c. II front O. then auc-
I.L. .ln:rE u .l-rrEe,.
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THR VISIT OF THE STANTON GUARDS To
MISUNDERSTANDING to the Richmond En-
9Hirer, the Stanton Guards, OF this city, had A
Jolly time in Richmond last week. They were
received and entertained by the Attuck Guard
on Mayor Keilev who received them with
an address, and in the afternoon they had a
grand banquet and at night q dress ball at old
Market Hall. They returned to this city on
Saturday evening well pleased with their visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

EoBE Ri e LAST NIGHT.-Last night soma
thieves broke INTO the clothing shor of .Jo.eph
loser IL, on street, south Wash.n gtOn. and
stole at.ut 81 worth OF clothing Lie provision
sore % 81 OpeuEelmer, on the same street, was
also entered through a t-arsor VindoS the
.'oT HH'@Ckad from the inside, Srd two quar-
Yer, Of 6eet Carried away. No C.Ge Il the
thieves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

CUE-GTIAC WoEKgEe.-Ths class TO he formed
for tanning christian workers, under the aus
piceS Of tne Y. NJ. q. A, is rapidly filling no.
NeaTiy ali the tickets have been taken. The
lectures, 10 be given three times a week by dis
tingB shed astOrs and laymeu, beth of this and
OtHeI cIJits. Ill undoubtedly he very profit able
70 the bearers. The session commences mex
MONDAY eyeEing AT , O'Clock with & Bible rea I
Jig BY Nls HANNAH Smith. OF Ph.adelphia.
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Georgetown Advertisements

georgetown AdVertiseue en- &c
RY THOs. DOW LIN q, Auctioneer; Ge,rseto ~
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE or GRO CRIES
TTR scALEs, HIEsE, WAG0S AM HAR
-. @ TUESDAY MORNING. octrhe- -.h.
-t5t' ,'-i at A. 10 a ok, Will ell atm scr
street. Geor gc,y.g g.. a ser ri as,ir,m. "a i.
Family CT oer.es, ei y .i,h We uame-
sriv,s, C77net AMI p served Frpi's,
SIsr Starch end TybSCco.
platform and c. uuter scales,
Horse, Weson, and HIRES, and many or! r art
Il rs: Cash : W. MkGRCDER,
Sc THOMAS roWLiaf, e
E0h THE NEAT Thirty DAYS vii ?--5
GEETLEAEN CLGTHIN%. Cal in S ~ ! 9' ar
send q note to l. Okla DWAHi, i73s, RriIe. -
leGL doors e0nye the Market, sos j side scp25 I'm
pY THOMAS DOWNING. Arstioaeer.
yALUAREEn oIMPRoyEp PROPERTY IN
irA On TUESDAY, October ! s.. At 5 o'clock .
G%sI m " III sell on the premises part Of Lus No
pect street, between PotcTnac aud Marset streets
inIIovgd ly Yearly new Frame DVelliug House,
Also Inins dsteIy after the above part Of Lot NJ
ofIoatGg p feet on the north side Of Water street
good two story Franz Dwelling House.
Tenn One th;d Sc h. balance and u months,
eIiyr Convoy &ncinS and amps at the cost o. the
putt haStT. THOMAS BOWLING.
st-9-d huctIOueer.
NEW FALL ANU WINTER GOODS: LADIES
1 bREsS GOODS OF all kinds, very CHEAP: the
celtbrated Buffalo, Bower. otto, and other G~s nd5
BIGCE AlpaC6s and NCbairs from 35s t. y *.
TO W5 yarGs Fail and Winter CaliCoes: sp,sIiif as
sOrinent of Ladies' sLavI5; California Ped 81,
Eets Of very supeIfO quality, Flannss, very cheap
aides ard Gents Winter Underwear; Canton
FIai neis; 'OttCus Of all studs ~ extremely IeV
prices. Gail and examine our g DDS aud hug b,r.
ga - BENJAMIN MILLER.
- igly lOl Bridge street, Georgetown
q THOMAS GETTY,
". iO> Brijl street. g .or-etowa. n Q.
SCHOOL LOUkS AID school REQUISITES
AT VERY LOWEST PRICES.
BLANK BOOKS, FANCY GOODS. NFWSPA-
PERS, PERloDiCAIs, BOOKS, STATION
EEY AED MAGAZINES.
supr II of All kind OF kea.iur Matter, WeeyIv
iaP-Ts. Magazines, Music, etc, on hand inmsdi
attiy after publication Orders ( II Books, Period.
cal, Music, OF aDythil pertaining to the bushes.
vii be rronptiy tlie3I ssI2 e
ANN. Il. WHEAT sY'S
w STEs II DYElrG
GfD SCpJPihi hS7i ELTSPMTNT
Office 4S = zFTEE.oE STREET,
Ge0TEetaTR, Il. &.
'zIaoL he'd iS;'; p-CI;um swarGsd lJ7; sni Is uov
re ~ the eldest. fGrE and most complete as: ab
I'shtneN-s OF the htLi tQ this c0ro.r,
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ALLEGED CHILD MURDER.-A coroner's in
K. Fowle upon the dead body of a coIored fa
male child found in thicket abou. seyenty-fy We
yards from the main road, near Gum Spring.
on 'he MI. Zepher farm, short distance below
this city, and the jury, OF which Rictard Sevitt
was foreman. rendered verdict of a. death Inv
the bands OF its mother, a colored woman names
Josephine King, alias Joe Brauson."-Aleran-
dyi0 Gazette.
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IFe board today N the 18th district registered
AZ f.' " hItes ard > COiOred, making at,tal
1851 whjte. Ia cOlOred. The total last vear
was I.t.I-.55 white, 20 colOreti; thus there j. 2
falling OF OF "a, the whites having in
creased p, and the cOlOrec decreased 81.
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WASHINGTON CITY REAL ESTATE.
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FAsE- oNABLH oVESCUATs IN drabs hreg-S
and Slases, handsomely made aud trimmed at
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-28

FoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans, No. 33,392-By virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city on MONDAY, October2I, 1872 at twelve O'clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon situ-
ated in the First District of this city in the square
bounded By Johnson, Prieur, Common and PaImyra
streets, which said lot of ground is designated bV
the number seventeen, in square number twenty
nine, per plan of Joseph Pile late surveyor on
the first of May I349, and deposit ed in the Office Of
D. L. Mckay late notary, public in this.city said
lot forms the corner of Palmyra and Johnson
streets and measures, in American measure, TWEEN
ty-se7en feet seven lines front on PALMYRA street
by one hundred and two feet eight inches two lines
in depth between parallel lines. and 'front.' on John.
son street. and was acquired by said alter HeffrOn
defendant herein, from the heirs Of Mcdonald bT
act passed before A. z, Bienvenu notary public in
this city on the eighteenth day Of June 1860,
Seized In the above suit.
TermR-Cash on the spot.
sels oe3 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-28
state % L0nisiana vs.. u. Esenffler-

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 Ct Orleans No 25576.-By virtue of writ Of
heTi facia5 to me directed by the h0norabie tte
foaan Ind Dsr t+e Court for the parish Of Orleans IN
1 Inf ooEe emitted cause viii proceed to sell at
Exchange Royal street between Canal and Cns.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District NJ f%is
CITY on m0SDAI October2l, 1872 at twelve o,c.sci
NJ the eI ftoowing described property, to wit
. LoI " GROUND situated in the Third Distri..
thirtysix bounded BY st. AntBonV gu 1 ana
eEtson and Claiborne streets frontng On Roberfso
street, ana measuring twenty-six feet by one h1In
same district, in square number eight hundr Tt.
ana ninety two, bounded by Onzaga, P2ieuT and 81
bernard streets, fronting PTfeur street and nd
ty-eght feet " anu wen
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
sels 0e22 20 Sheriff Of the PARISH Of "a orIsans
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SHRRIFFS SALES.
state of Louisiana VS.. Henry Cbanoti

State of Louisiana VS.. Henry Chapotin,
LIIGBTH DISTRICT COURT FOR ,THE PARISH
IL of Orleans, No. 2628.-By virtue of a writ Of
tieri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Eighth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Cns.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of tFis
city, on TUESDAY, October Is. 1872 at tyeivs
o'clock M, the following described property, to
WIT
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
square number sixteen of faubOuTg Plaisance in
the Sixth District of this city, being two third Of
lots numbers one to five.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C. s. SAUvIEET
sel3 q OclS Sheriff of thu Parrish q Orinn-n
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