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ALL THE WAY From SCorEAND.-There wss
entered az the CuStsm-hsass this morning the
Russian hsrS 'osoar AID Georgr," from tila~-
gov, Scot and, with $50 tons OF Scotch FRA y,
pipe for the District OF Columbia. aud ssl tons
OF pig iron for Washington and Raltima-a
Ibis rs probsLly the fzst arrival Of a vessel
bsiliDg from Scotland in many years. The
captain and crew are Russians, aud only The
former speaks the English language She Is
lNingor Gbiesb0ro' Point. and ia being ight-
cred preparatory ~ landing at the 6th street
wharf.
AcUATTC CEALLRNaE-A race between the
AnA3"sian and tue Potomac boat CLUBS Is w
Ine topic OF gossip. especially in Geor ZetOvn.
The latter club are not willing II remain van
Gu shed, and have challenged fhe Ana.ostaus 20
race 20 come OF during the next m pnth.
heid to- night TO take action ON the challenge OF
the Potomac bows
IHE " HEAT AND FLoUR MARESr.-The only
sale OF wheat to-day was 200 bushels of cho &c
amber AT Si.91. After our report closed vest sr-
day, 300 bushels Of fair red sold AT - X. The
wheat mar ket i firm. During the week "a are
mas been an advance in prices On al gra"es.
The Hour market Is very firm, with no material
Change in prices during the week.
PRIMARY ELECTToN-The regular republican
club OF the 9Th district held a primary election
Tor the choice Of a candidate tor the House of
Delegates yesterday afternoon. which resulted
~ Ioitows:-lohn y. Cox. 22S: T. itlinS gruSOr, :.
anu william Dcebls, (. Sir. Cox was theret ere
uuty ny nitnated. This makes four candidates in
Tue held 80 tAr-Mr. Cox. regular repahlic an;
Sol'ns Crusor, OFiwav republican; James K
So"dar1 deuno n tie; and II j. YarwOOi in lee
pendent democratic. II is reported that III sr-
VINO will run as an Independent democratic AL
ddate.
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4 J. + X An RIA

y FEIGH TENED CONSTABLE. Cuast able
George Hyde, of Alexandra county. white a.
tempting 10 quiet disturbance among SOM OF
the colOred eNcursi0nistS from this city u Car
Inns Spring, yesterday, was set upon by soms ot
razors, and after knocking one of his a>sailsnt-
down he says he was forced, as he was unass;st-
ed, TO leave the ground in order to save himself
nom being shot and hacked to pieces. Rszors
cleaned IN the sun all around him. aud several
siashes were made at him, but he defended HIM
Sell with his billy until he got out of their reach
he was in the city TO day on the lookout for
those who assaulted him, and If he succeeds IN
recognizing any OF them, will have them arrest
ed and properly de alt with.
APPoINTMENT.-Mr. Daniel w. Lewis for
merry superinte ndent OF the Alexandra Water
Works, was to-day appointed internal revenue
euager for the 5th district of this state-Gaset.e
last treaiRq.
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LOCAL NEW s.


EN-Tolice S5rCe ant Moses Meredith died yes
teTday.
The annual & sSipnNof the Law department Of
the University of Georgetown, as Will DC seen by
the advt me at, begins next month.
On Monday n grand complimentary pic mic
will be given to the pTOprietors OF Anaostan
Island. az which q rumber OF Indians now in
the city will be present See advertisement
The condition Of the marine. Herman who
was stabbed in the right breast by some person
unknown On Thursday night. As stated in yesser-
da-'s STAR, y as improved last night AMI homes
are CT tertained OF bis recovery.
The funeral OF Elder Henry T. Anderson
took place yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock
from his late residence IN South Washington,
Dr. Anderson was formerly pastor Of the Chris
tan hufc ID tbs city, over which Rev. O. A.
Bartholomew row presides
A feeble attempt wss made at the CoIuubis
Law building last night 10 ratify the pOnlinstioR
OF Rev DT. BOuldin for the House of Deleg 4tes
were present, and a. 0 clock they dispersed TO
their several homes
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THE C0URTS.

EQUITY COURT, Judge Humphreys.-To-day,
Christopher Boyle, certificate of naturalization.
Davis vs.. Bsltzer ct al; order extending time to
take testimony, &c. Nolan VS.. Nolan; order to
fle supplemental bill. Lyon VS.. Brett; order
appointing j. F. Hanna special auditor. Lin
vile ct al. Va. Murdoch ct al; order OF reference
to auditor. Mattingly vs.. Brown ct al; decree
pro confesso against certain defendants. Hutch
inson vs. Hutchinson; Older to state trustees
account. Sonburg vs.. Sonburg; order for APP
pearance of absent defendant. Aurdock vs..
Dodge ct al, and same vs.. Hsvenner ct al;
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CITY TIE MS.

SUTTs FOR GENTLEMEN. Basket weave.
stripes, hair-lines, broken plaids, checks. mix
lures, and various colOrs and shades of plain
goods, including desirable gray mixtures. Gem
tiemen are only expected to leave orders when
suited in kind and price.
One Price Only in this department.
GEO. g. HENNTva.
No. 40 18th street y. w.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: II You wish yOvr
wearing apparel cleaned i'm a first-class m amer,
sent the N to A. Fisher, No. 6lS 9th street. oppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor vii; give You
satisfaction without fail.
RELIEF FOR TIE FERT-Fes, 81 per T,s't.-
CorH extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
Nails, &c. relieved and cured, at DIR. Whites,
No. 535 18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury.
THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 18th ST.. pays per ct. on deposits. Zt3.1it16
THERMOMETERS and Bsromatsrs ara repared
and made to order by Hempler, near TX street
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TIE New DISTRICT JAIL.-The board OF
commissioners, (Secretary DelanO, Gov. Cooke.
Judge Cartter,l created by the act of Congress
approved June /, 1872, TO carry out the provi-
siOns of the act authorizing the construction OF
Jail in and for the District Of Columbia, an
proved July 25, 1866, and of the acts amenda-
tory. at a meeting on Thursday adopted q reso-
luton for the location OF the jail upon the north
part of public reservation No. Is, on a tract
Of ground fronting four hundred feet on
Nineteenth street east and extending easterly
along b street south to said Eastern branch.
Tho Secretary of the Interior was requested to
the supervising architect OF the Treasury De-
partment, and to request him to prepare, with
the least possible delay, proper plans and speci-
6catons for the erection on the site of asuitable
jail, ~ contemplated by the act Of June 1, 1872
said plans and specifications to be approved by
the board.
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TEE TwILFrH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN, Nom
INATIoE.-D District Of Colombia, Washin1top
county, to-sOit: On this 2ist day OF September, A
d. 1872. personally appeared before me, the sub
scriber, o justice OF the peace In and for the
county and district aforesaid, james 8. Wood,
and made oath in due form of law to the follow
ing statement, viz: That, having seen hts name
attached 20 o statement published in the Daily
Patriot newspaper of the 10Th instant, I'm which
ii is asserted that Michael Scanlon, one of the
tellers at the meeting Of the 18th district repub-
licans, "threw a large number of votes folded
together for Michael Duffy, thus securing his
illegal nomination." that he never signed such
a paper, nor authorized any other person to sign
the same for him. and that the said statement is
untrue, and has no foundation in fact.
JAMES 8. WOOD.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 2ist
day of September, 1872.
(Ssal.l JOHN L. &. CLARK, j. Z.
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An 1NQUIRY.-Sept. IS, 1871. Editor Of the
Star: The writer OF this article is not only a
good republican, but a firm supporter OF the
board of public works in their efforts to i'm
prove the city; but when they ask up to sept,
al improvement, the recent pavement put
down on street. from Goth to 9th north west,
must demur, and say gentlemen, excuse me-"
The fact is patent that macadamZed streets
proved failure more than twenty years since,
and people are astoniShed at the stupidity dis
played in selecting this kind OF material to pave
such fine street as this, III the gentlemen who
compose the board of public works will Just take
look at this street some evening when loaded
(or Gnloaded) teams are passing, and see the
cloud of dust which fills the air and finds its
way into our dwellings, nearly running our fur
niture and clothing, think they would conclude
to give to the concrete company job OF repav-
ing the street TO correspond with 22d, which
looks so finely.
Query.-WLen shall we have orr sidewalks
paved and the parking done in front OF our
dwellings on ODD street? which will m AXE i. one
Of the finest streets in the LIST ward.
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= and ICE CREAM SALOON, corner 18th and
Pennsylyania avenue. Ladies' and sentlemen's
ksaeh ehasssd daily. My facilities for supplying
Parties, Weddings. Dinners, &c: complete, are
superior to any Other in my line In the city, and
yould soicit liberal share Of your patronage. II.
fEkUnD, Caterer and Confecionsf, l1Ol Penn
syivania avenue. au9+ly
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a NOVEL RELIGIOUS MEETING-Proqress Of
Womea's RigbtS.-FOr the past week number
OF colered women who attended the camp meet
ing on the Berry estate, near Gienwood, have
continued IL, notwithstanding the fact that the
mtn in charge decided it closed and withdrew
from IL on the 18th inst. The women when
deserted by their male companions went to work
in earnest. Occupying the stand, preaching, ex-
hortiDg, conducting prayer meetings, &c. The
meeting is still in active progress, and they in
tend to hold 1t over Sunday. To morrow there
will be preaching at 10Y 3, and O'Clock, and
the meeting will be closed at IL O'Clock a. M. on
Monday, the closing services being proceeded by
love feast at 3 O'Clock q. m.
THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
last night, and Commissioner McDevitt report
ed that the new truck would be ready for use in
a short time, and the building committee were
instructed TO prepare q suitable building In
which to house truck No. /, and place the new
truck In service at the truck house. A bill of
II. r. Searle for $235 for drawing plans and
specifications, was referred to the building COM
mittee. Commissioners Smith and McDevitt
mittee to adopt full and complete uniform for
the department, with full power to select such
materials and style as they deem proper.
To-MoRRow being the feast of the Seven
Doors Of the Blessed Virgin Mary, will be ap-
propriately celebrated in the Catholic churches,
and especially at st. Patricks, where there will
| will be very impressive. At the offertory, "The
Ipfsmatus," from Rosinis "Stabat Mater, y
will be rendered. Mrs. Mary A. Curley, q noted
| musician of Baltimore, has volunteered her ser
| vices for the occasion, and . number of Wash.
| iDgton amateurs will assist. Prof. Richter will
preside at the organ. Rev. Father W slter will
| celebrate mas, and the sermon will be by Fa-
Their keane.
THE RRGIsrRArIoN-r centy. first District
| Inc board of registration, on corner of sth
| and East Capital Streets Yesterday enrolled the
names of sos voters of the 2ist distrct-327
| whites and 26S colored. The total registration
| IN this district last year was IlS-319 white and
| 500 colored.
CHAs. WALTER, Justice OF the peace, notary
pubic, and attorpey-st-law, has removed 10 his
| new office in Fendall's Building, on ID street
opposite the City Hail, where ne will be glad 70
| see his friends and the public.
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Petitioner.

District of Colombia, S.. Before me -,
a in and for said District personally ap-
peaTeG -, who being sworn according TO
law. saws VI az the statements contained in the
foregoing petition are correct.
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CHAs- WALTER, Justice OF the peace, notary
public, and attorney st-law, has removed 10 HIS
new office in Fendaips Building, ON ID street,
opposite the City Hail, where he will be rlad TO
see his friends and the public.
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Private Property Damaged by Hin-
DrnNPnleNaS.

FORM OF PETITION To TIE BOARD or PUELIC
WORKS EOR REIMBCRSEMHSr.
IL will he remembered that the District legis-
latuTc passed, CT the last session, bill ID Teilu
nerate the o WreTs Of property damaged 10y street
Improvements, ETder the direction OF the board
of public works. The printed fOrms Of petition
for a sesSment OF such DAMAGES have been pre-
pared and will I've furnished by the board to all
WHO apply for them The following Is = COPY Of
the al tOTTu o petition and award:
Petition 10 tAs Board q PUbIic Works for ASssss-
ma 0f DGmrge-.
WASHINGTOS. H. e., -, 1872.
II tis Board Il I'ssJlic Ho6tS 81 tee District Of
e.. HHJid.
GFSTLEMEE: The undersigned represent
that - the owner of the following real estate
il sis District, viz: and tina. under
your direction the following Improvements have
been made. viz = = tat in cOnse-
queI &c Of said improvement, special damages
have been sustained by - in connection with
tie said property, that this damage has been
OCcSSiOEed by > = that saiE property
Is worth - dollars, less in value, than before
said Improvements were made; - therefore
pray that you will personally inspect said prop
erty or make an examination thereof IS respects
said improve and the damages hereby
claimed ard make q report thereon as provided
Tor in the act of the legislative assembly of the
District OF Columbia entitled can act pro-
yidIlg for the payment of damages sustained by
reas,n Of public improvements, or repairs" APP
proved June 20, 1875.
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THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. a
and 18th St, pays per ct. on deposits. Z7t3.Ii;
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THHRHokETERs and Bsromatsrs ara rey AIRED
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street
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ELEOTRIO BED RUa PoWDBR 1XrKD
Ia MIEATOR.
why b eaten up with Bed Russ, small noachss
Tleas, Ants, md Moths, when one bottle 81
GLHHiWOkIHp POWDER vil clear ths Soass.
tos or :sls b. I'd Z. D. D..aILxAH. ear Pa. svsus..
Free = e<DeD. HAy0 IN
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, ID. CT
W.surNn-nN rxT Z

Sworn and subscribed before me this 80 DAY
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INV PUBLICATIoNs.-From Shillington we
nave fdSper's Aoythly for October. From j. g.
faIsSt "e nave HarPer's for October, Revus de
IA Mode, srd Nine Demorest's serni-annuaI
laInELlet OF lLstIuctiOns Tor Lousahnli usa.
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FINE roll Plate Bracelets, chased all round,
chased and plated Buttons with pearI center.
a = rer pair, received at Prigss je xelry store,
No. 40 Fem. avenue, between AZ and 6;h SIS.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night, and
the health officer reported "a cases of smallpox
rs having been reported to him during the
month of July, and for the month Of August, q
For the week ending September IL, the number
OF dead animals removed was as; the number OF
nuisances abSted. $50. -,
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WASHINGTON, -. 1Sl y
Tie undersigned, having. agTeeably 10 the
ITOy:sit rs ~ sn act OF the legislative assem-
bly, Il the District of Columbia. entitled "An
act providing for the payment of dam iges
slst; med by reason Of public improvements or
repairs" considered the claim FOR damages pre-
sented IN the fGTe going petition, and haviss
EersOnaily inspected the property and improve
mems mentioned therein. after taking into con-
sideTaticn the benefits to said property from
said improvements, are of the opinion that the
said property haR
Ass,JsTS Of TIE Board Of Public Works, D. CT
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LOAN OFFICES.

ohEhe LOAN UFFICs, so--~ 81 yfa ssr.-
go Rsr toss Gresss, entrsr c. on zsv -.
Icrt AZ efiuf TIE ulost Frivst- ls.n No. IN
IN tue CITY. moceg ioaaec - tho ioS 80 90 II
~ mtHrest - t'llc and AiTsr NAfrhes. Di..o,se
F'AiS sc isss1 :. ar 6Un., stlis, Iadis. az
1te ietnei '' IiE, Csfress. sBa az sFtscl.. a.
tsiwe At Eoofs =. o. on. Vasr
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BLOCKS or BcILDIsG STONE WEIGHING ONE
HUNDRED Tons EACH.-Two enormous pieces
Of granite have lately been gotten out at the
quarry seven miles from Manchester, Va by
Aessrs- Ordway 81 CO., contractors for furnish
Ing granite for the new State Department in
this city. These blocks, when dressed for use,
will be twenty-five feet square BY six feet thick
They are the largest blocks ever gotten out I'm
Virginia. and viii weigh one hundred tom
apiece.
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PIANOS, &c.

MOsT AMUSING TOY OUTi-lsus>. tasuiun.te
- EsuF.s - csnCc O. the music II plan..s
~, roI So. ~ = l. NiLb & BIO, s20 EthpR
sl-et west, betWeet Pa. svenus and - NNNN
1ssfs ,gor nItsAs Pta-o,, aud un.uufsrtur.r. of
an4 eeaIers IA Musical Int uIatnts generally
Repaired 49,. me
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTS. Yesterday about 3
O'Clock " N. Mann, aged about years, in at
tempting 20 get Oh q street car at the corner OF
2lst street and Pennsylvania avenue, fell and
one of the wheels passed over him, crushing his
breast. He was taken TO McLean's drug store
and medical attendance rendered. 1t Is
thou ght lie cannot survive.
Abont half an hour afterwards a little girl
named Agnes Wilkins fell from q stone wagon,
and the wheels assed over her, infictlng seri-
Gus injuries. She was taken TO her home on
street, near sd street,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

P. II. Foley. Ex'r of II. F. McKenna,
vs.. No. 1909
Henry Boyce.
Ninth District Court, Parish of Rapides-
States of Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of and to satisfy writ of heri
- facias issued out of the above named
court, in the above entitled and numbered
suit, and to me directed, l have seized. and
will offer for sale at public auction, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July 1872,
between the hours of II A. NJ, and p. NJ, at
the Court House door, in the town of Alexan-
dria, the following described property, seized
as the property ofthe defendant, to-wit.
LIST. A certain tract or parcel of land, known
as the Ulster Plantation, situatedon the right
descending bank of Red River, bounded above
by a plantation known as the Kerley tract,
below by tract Of land called the Wilkerson
tract, and in the rAr by lands of Blanchard,
Bowles, and Others and containing 2220 acres
more or less.
2nd. A tract of PinewOods land, being the
y L and s T. of section -, 7 5N R4 w and
containing $50 acres more or less. .
3rd. A tract of land OH the left descending
bank of Red River, bounded above by lands of
Jeffries, in the rear by Bayou Rigolett, and
below by lands of Thornton and Hickman,
and containing HOO acres more or less, the
above tracts of land will be sold separately,
with their respective buildings a d improve
ments.
TERMS OF sALE:-CAsH, subject to APP
praisement.
JOHN DELACY,
June I, p. rs S4. Sheriff
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-06
june 1. P. rs s2A.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Alcie Dupre, Administrator,
va. No yy9.
Henry Boyce, ct al.
Ninth District Court, Parish Of Rapides-
State of Louisiana.
pY VIRTUE Of and to satisfy q writ of fcri
ID facias issued out Of the above named
Court, on twelve months Bond, in the above
entitled and numbered snit, and to me direct
ed, have seized, and will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July 1872,
between the hours of IL A. NJ, and P. NJ, at
the Court House door, in the town of Alexan-
iria, the following described property, seized
by special order of said writ, to-wit:.
a certain tract or parcel of land situated in
Rapides Parish, fronting on Red River, and
known as the keIley tract, containing 600
acres more or less, bounded above by lands of
Speirs, below by the Ulster Plantation, and in
the rear by Government land, with ali the
buildings and improvements situated thereon.
TERMS OF SALE:-CASH.
JOHN DELACY,
June 1, p. Fs sis Sheriff.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-06

RAPID RAILROAD TRACK LAYING.
"A special to the Cincinnati Enquirer
say:
The new Baltimore and Potomac
railroad, which Colonel Thomas Scott
and the New York Central are now
building, is a rival to the Baltimore
and OHIO. A through line between
this city and Washington was CON-
pleted through to Baltimore ycster-
day, in an eminently characteristic
maifncr. The opponents of the road
having failed in all other expedients,
had determined to get out an iniunc.
ton yesterday to prevent it's passa ge
through Baltimore Their project be-
coming known to the officers of the
company, all hands, some 800, we're
massei from all along the line, and as
soon AS the court adjourned Monday
work was begun in carnest-in con
structing the road and laying the track
through the city. Night setting in,
they were retarded a little, but the
moon came ont, and they went on the
same as ever.
At twelve o'clock nearly half the
track was completed, aud the men
tired and hungry from excessive labor,
pitched into four wagon loads of pro.
visions that had been brought along,
With fine relish. Work wss resum.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-06
MURDER Of GEN. MKENzIE.--The

AVA nD<zis vi O1s-~. uA fNb-NLhHs-~ 1hO
Galveston Civilian publishes the fol-
lowing letter, dated at Fredericksburg,
Texas, on the 10th inst:
Mr.. Loescner has brought rs the sad
news that Gen. Mckenzie, Lieut..
Smith and about eight soldiers were
killed by Indians, who took them by
surprise in a fight.
Gen. Mckenzie, with detachment
of twelve men, two of whom were Off
GERS, and all of whom were mounted,
were suddenly surrounded by about
sixty savages. The brave General,
was one of the first that fell from his
horse deadly wounded. Only three
soldiers saved their lives 10y rapid
flight. The Generals body was most
sllametully mutilated He was on his
Was 10 take command of the great ex
petition which it is understood is be-
ing inaugurated at the upper forts
aaainst the Indians, and his untimely
death viii materially interfere with its
success, it is feared. The surprise
happened between Fort Beillnap and
Jacksboro, where Mr.. Loescher wit
messed the whole affair about three
hundred yards distant, hiddeg from
view in the bushes.
We have news from Fort Mason
that the Indians run several stock
men into the very gates of that fort.
The savages had On white shirts, and
they had along with thema white lady
whom they must have captured from
one Of the upper counties. E
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-06
Marx Levy & Co.

Marx Levy & Co.
vs.. No. 1897.
NJ. Rosenthal & Julins Levin.
Ninth District Court-Parish Of Rapides--
State Of Louisiana. ~
DY VIRTUE Of aud to satisfy writ of
I'D fierie faciss issued out of the above nam
cd court ON twelve months Bond in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and to me
directed, have seized and will offer for saie
at public auction on
Saturday, the 9th day of July 1872,
between the hours of III A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ, at
the Court House door in the town of Alexan-
dria the following described property seiz d
by special order of said writ to-wit:
Acertain piece or parcel of ground 81 uated
in the town of Alexandria Parish of Rapides
Louisiana, and designated on the plat Of said
town. as part of lots Nos. and 4, of square
No. 4, having front on Front Street of IL
feet inches and running back to Second
Street same width with all the buildings and
improvements situated thereon.
TERMS OF SALE :-CASH.
JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
June 1st, P. Frs. A1s 90.