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Coudersport Library Association.

Coudersport Library Association.
At the opening ofthe school, which
we hope will make free use of all IA
cilities for obtaining information, We
should give some attention to the
Library. 1t stands next to the
school in importance to the educa-
ton and Improvement of our people,
and the directors should not fall be-
hind the school directors in their
zeal and attention to its care and i'm
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WE AGAIN call the attention Of our
readers to the proposed new Consti,
tuition. We publish on the outside
of this paper two of the articles pro-
posed by the Constitutional COnyen-
tion-that on the Legislature makes
very radical changes and ought to
receive careful attention. We can
not say that it commands itself to
our mind as an improHaalaasc1 Oh the
present Constitution, except in one
" vwo particulars. We are in favor
of an increase in the number of
which each House shall be composed,
but we are opposed to biennial elec-
tions and sessions, and we think the
article entirely too long and too
But our readers are
asked to read and Judge for them
selves.
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"IN England" said an old inhab-
liant of that country who had "sailed
the seas over" In England the days
in summer are very much longer than
they are here, and you wouldn't be
Iieve it but the nights are just as
much shorter"
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provement. Let there be everything
done that can be to improve our
Library. Let it be kept equal in its
department to the school and all be
done that can be to render it acces-
sible and useful to the scholars.
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FORLONDOy
AVERAGE TINE OF LIVERPOOL Az.
TOWN LINE ABOUT NINEnt..

The Company have added rerm.Hrl
ready splendid Hcet SIX HEw s4F,g.
are the largest, and have proved 10 I'D
fastest, in the world. These alIitfu.-
enable Us % PrJyiIe increased ami II
Accommodations FOR oUr paSSeue.r.
makes this the lca'ing line on The Af.-
The National Line s.. amcrs' are a.
speed, strength AMI sea-g)iag Uu ff...
ed INFO Iir, Wft@r- TiN}tt QFR Fr. D.
p8rtmaRtS, thus obtaining great 81.
are lifted up IN every respect witharH
Improvements 10 insure the rolnto-t u
and safety Of passengers. 10 whom /,
ment and kiud attention Is alwav, +
sons visiting the Old Country, or srua-
friends, should certainly avau thpr,a
many advantages of this wcII-SnrFr
Line; the best and cheapest between !
America.
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JURY LIST.

GRAND JURORS
AbbOtt-.Iohn GrieSSel
BiEgham-W " Ellsworth
CouderSport-Z J Thompson
Eulaiia-henry lngrakcm, BiIney RceS
GeneSce-.IOln CostOn
Harrtson-IIenTy Clark, Otis Snyder
HectOr-D w HaycnS, G II TowSley
JackSOn-Fredericil Baker
LeWlSYiIe-A b Bennett, Thomas Parker
Oswayo-Allen Hammond
Pleasant Nalley-RoheTt Mcdowell
ROulet-j0hn VI Lyman
SharOn-DeWitt Chase. Anthony Homes in paIe,
Burdick
Summit-Andrew Wagner
SWeden-J 7 jackson
lySSes-Niiam SUhT. III c OhnSted
NhaIton-Frederick Davenport
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Abbott-Charles Meissner
AA!legany-Iheodore Carpenter. T Bishop
Blngham-ChaS Daniels
COuderSpOrt-.IoSeph Mann. Porter CrarI- " r
Dixie Bcni Kennels y
Eulalia-"allace Benson, Henry Lehman, c c
Breunle
Genesee-C W Parker, John Maginnis, Asa
Downs
Harrison--LewelNn Stedman. LYMAN Roolys
John Omey John II Warner
Intermediates Tyler, W Stillman. Andrew
Brock, l. X Burdick
Hector-M NJ Young, II W Bailey, Amos North
Homer-W il Crosby
keating-Daniel More, Hiram Bridges
OswayO-NIiam Dexter, A ID Hin Isd Prize,
Plke-Wm Ansley, 5 IL Martin -'' ''@ee
Roulet-Belden Burt Hans Hansen
Shaioh-A / Newton, John VOORHEES,. G. q T,-o,,
Amos Newton, G w Wood - vi
aras,, nelson, Jacob Harrington, Hen
w W. fSSS-John Francis, Thos GridIey
West Branch--Lemuel Hammond
""'''"''-N'onzo Nelson, Jas |. Barclay
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C0UDER5P0RT
GRADED SCH0.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE SCHo1
OF 1Sr34.

The Directors. having secured. Is Prince
CLARA \. STOCKwELT., graduate ni 'a
male College. with Mr-. NETTrE GEUiH
err OF the intermediate Departments 81
HELEN ELFIs for the Primary H ~
successful teachers OF lnrU experience !"
ne" ih calling t,ir a5icuslu. ai parents 81
To the advantages of this ~,EHul
FALL TERM commences No>1tN- h.-
WINTER TERN commences DEJEAa
SPhi,& TERM commerrc, 'Lsh1A
FaI! and winter terms tN~ee months 81
one week vacation during the t1EsuH'' .
Np1GE term continues tWU m ltl~,
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GENEVA, Aug. 29.-The funeral
of the Duke OF brunswick took place
to-day with royal obscquies. The
ceremonies Were very imposing.
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Great Reduction of Pass.

TO Or from Queenstown, Liverpool. Dan.
don, Cardiff, Bristol, Ga4r
or Londonderry.
do Hamburg, Antwerp, Ua.7.
Rotterdam, etc.,.
DO Bremen, GottanhBrg. uHH.
tlana. Copenhagen, Mauhe.r
StavanEcr, DroHthcim. Par
ttc..-.. ......... ...-...
Children under Twelve Years. Ual.
fants under OHe Year. Three H..
No Charge Tor Infants Uu
Outward Tick
cts.
.Y'D IHece 20Per 0f'yusryqs-
cheaper Mu1 any OiheJ' LUs2-ch
c5'ossiA.y he .Hfifth2fc.
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IT is an interesting fact to know
chat the hornet is a deadly enemy Of
the locust, upon which it and its
young feed.
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W. =. EAhfEh,
ivl l3au2 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
George w. Lane vs.. Helen MOOrnan.

George w. Lane vs.. Helen MOOrman.
EIFTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. i1i6.-By virtue of writ Of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans.
In the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhouse streets, in the Second District Of
this city, on SATURDAY, August ?, 1873 at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property 70
wit
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon. and all rights, ways, privileges and ap:
Vurtenances therellnto belonging or in anywise
appertanlng situated in the Sixth District Of tins
city, lately the City of Jefferson, parish OF JEFF
ferson in this State, in the square bounded by
ConstantinOple, Pitt, General Taylor and .rytarla
streets the same measures one hundred feet front
on ConstantIople street, by one hundred and fifty
five feet eight inches five lines III depth and front
said piece portion is composed of the lots mum
bercd seventeen, eighteen, thirteen, iourteen, III
teen and sixteen On plan made 10y ). }. Blown.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-I In cash for a sufficient amount 70 paw
plaintiffs claim, say the sum of one hundred and
four dollars and sixteen and twOthlrds cents,
with interest thereon at the rate o. eight
per cent per annum from date until paid;
i've per cent the amount sued FOR for at
torney's fees aud costs of emu. 2. Tils pur-
chaser to assume, to the extent of the amount OF
notes drawn by defendant to her own order and
Endorsed by herself, dated October II, 1870 eacl,
for the sum of one hundred and four dollars and
sixteen and two thirds cents. payable respectively,
at thirty four thirty five, thirty SIX, thirty seven.
thirty eight, thirtv-nne, forty. forty'oHe, forty
two forty three. fort -four. forty five. forty six,
forty -seven forty.eg forty nine. fifty, fifty one,
fifty two ftythree, fifty four fifty tive. nifty -six,
nifty seven tifty-eiGht tiftynne and sixty months
after date and bearing interest at the rate OfeSht
per cent per annum from date until paid. 3. and
the balance of the price OF adjudication. II any.
cash Oh the spot.
VI ~ Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
Nv OrlaoUs Iunp 10 1919

STATE or LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans, June l9, 1878.
WsEHvA. y appears from information received
frclI the Au..o, office, and from other sources.
that nauv Just claims exist against the State,
which under artiol. 80 OF the constitution can
no, pad 70: wan: of appropriation. which cases
Justly entitled % legislative relief; and
Whereas, On II. other hand many fraudulent,
or at leas. improper claims have been il prey i1.s
years i.urrieLly passed upon and provided ior n
-:rous general apY:Olr alton bills and
Whereas While i IS but Just that all legitimate
claims should t-- promptly hquidated It IS equally
essent a. TIA. c.ils s: every description Should
be Carefully .c:2t...ized before being passed upon
and
Whereas &c 'aw males j: tn" duty o: the Az
dior 70 investigate U:Il;guidatea claims against
the State and MAKE recommendations concerning
the NE to the Legislature:
Now, Therefore n order to arrive at the true
merits o: sGch outstanding Claims and TO enable
the Auditor to make tie proper recommend ations
in such cases favoIins those which are Just and
rejecting those w:.cli fraudulent, parties hav
ing claims aeains. the state which they dc sire
legislative action are hereby res. .ested forward
them to It. Auditor together with suc, vouchers
and proofs az VII cradle tln: officer 70 ascertain
tie merits of the same: and 20 claim VII receive
the executive approva! unless they have been pre-.
scented and paEs- upon the herein indi-
Gated.
Given under NY .ani and The seal Of the State
this nineteenth lay OF June. A. D. 1875 and Of the
indie PEI derce ct lie U?i.ed States the ninety
seventh.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Ey :he Governor:
p. &. DE>io:os.
Secretary OF State. ie20 I'm ~
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John L.. sterry vs.. +. &. Hyde.

TClFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans No. filthy virtue of writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans.
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and AUctlOneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets, in the Second district of this
city, on SATURDAY, August 2, 1873 at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following DESCRIBED property. 10
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, viii, the build
ings and improvements theron and appurtenances
thereof, situated in the suburb St Mary, Tchoupi.
toulas street, between st. Joseph aud Delord
streets, measuring american measure) twenty.
two feet front Tchoupitoulas street extending
with the same width to a depth of forty feet, be-
tween parallel lines, then gradually dminish hing
and extending again to depth of fort, five feet
more, and measuring eighteen feet eleven inches
one-puarter OF inch III the rear, at distance of
eigltv-ive from TchOuptoulas street; together
with the of an alley of ten feet VIDE fronting
on Delord street and reserved to said lot and
other adjoining lots. Which said lot OF ground
was acquired by the late +. T.. HYDE deceased, NV
purchase from Charles Dusuau, per act passed
before Amadee Ducatel. notary pub..c n Tins city.
on the tenth day of July, 1860
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Ca&h on spot.
W. P. HARPER.
To-, 90 l.A v-,e1 I, ..% L..1xn
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

Ely CHARLES =. PORTER - 10. .c~':, - No.
9: St. Charie. street. raroc . ..,%oE. ~!tl.
liquors. .uIri'!.re, etc.
RY q. De FERRET [. CO.. q. /, . "a x. g.. No. %
HoyAI street, I'll paintings.
EY r. y. z. J. MONTGOMERY, =" y .'!"'s, -
coruer. y: Camp AMI Estch., .tI.e'-, AR. 80
sortrse p. 81 New: .rL S. c.nd- hand fl:nturr.
,Y SHERIFF HARPER, at j. oclocs, - IA. Ne..
chants IN. !.Ucticnetrs' Exchange, iot o.
ground, :. IN buildings. on Jackson, between
Roma all PgieUy streets - lot al 2'oG,c "1th
bnild.u.. corner OF :aysdes a.: josephine
streets a. undivided third of .ct, with iulld-
ings. % pulI.ic road and Clinton street. he
tween E:euyille ard CustOM'loNse streets one
lot, Will. haiidings, ia sane location. ~ lnd-
vided ,.i.. Of OF and buildings 81 Exchange
alley, be:wce., Bi.Ev,.le and CAs:"mh".se
81 y4.ss
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4 city IN exem nt the association. its prop

and city to exempt the association, 'ts prop
erty and business, from taxation.
The society is TO be composed OF men IN
all trades ard professions, each member to
pay three dollars and sixty-fve cents per
annum. When sufficient sum !. in the
treasury mandatory - to De 0nllt, IN
which paying members may secure employ
men.. = bank OF deposit vii! DE selected,
schools opened and a store started.
Mr.. John Roy, DR.. Pemoerton aud others
addressed the meeting, each advocating the
projected enterprise.
The chairman appointed committee to
draft q constitution ana bylaws. composed
OF the following persons: Messrs. Charnier
Duplan:.er. Lewis Folrche. y. Barry, L.
Carson. l.. 4. Bell, Mr.. Jouviu. DR.. New
man. Alter. 4. Morton, John Roy. jules
Robertson. ?. Leonard. Joseph Ahelard,
Charles .eserc. Robert Mon.ue! and Jules
Abeart.
The meeting then adj ,Urned until Sun.
dav next. 20 meet at the same hour anu
place.
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lyIrTH DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
l. of orleans. No. J9it.-l'y viTtue Of I. writ of
fieri faciss IN :s.vCs of Theodore Mctiunis, In
the Fifth District Court for the parish os Orleans,
in the above entitled eanse vii, proceed 20 sell
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street t"twe"n cana!
and Customhorse streets IN IN" second ''stl1cf o!
this city On SATURDAY. July 10. 1873. at twelve
O'ciock NJ. :he ;plowln. ..esc.!n"H ;ic1"rfy.
TWELVE lots .F GROUND in :i,e town Of SIC.
DOnoghvil.. in II. Fifth District at New o:!csns,
in square mum her seventy one, bounced bs Madt
son. Monroe, U-Armas ard La9eyr"use streets,
ignated hv the numbers one 10 twelve. inciu-
Give, according :" plan drawn by L"uis ~ Pm,
surveyor. dated ne tenth day "f February 1859.
and deposited IN the office -, 'ha:!". r. For'i"s,
formerly notary p.bc IN THIS cr;. ~ pan mum
Der thirty " book o.: plans number one lots mum.
hers OF, t~". four and hv" measure. each si.tv
feet front on Nai:s.. street h: cf- .yi,dfet and
twenty fee. II. depth lot number forming the
corner - Madison and DeArruas streets and lot
nu,nb.y.iy- form. "a. corner o! Madison aud La.
peyruI. streets. lot number thrs" measure. SIX
" feet front Madison street. ~ "'e :!.ndI"d
and fifty feet il ,epth 'ot nunt.. = y measures
sixty :.- front on iao+yrouse street, hv one hun
dTed aud twenty i.e' II. Iept!: .c;- nji'nters
seven eight, ten and eleven message. each. -iXt.
feet front On M"AT"" street ~ "f' :Ehire; and
tWent. feet n .eptb; lot number even forms the
corner OF Nonic. and Lapeyrous. streets. .Ad lot
number eleven form. the coGn.: %: Monro. ar
ieArmas streets; 10; Auin'.: un. asures sixty
feet front on Monroe street. ~ orc hundred and
fifty feet IL depth, and iot numb. twelve meas
ur.s ii y., feet frost on DeA.n.. street. fy one
hHrare1 and twenty feet II depth. ssing the
same properi: acquired hv VI" '.i.i.!s4: herein
by pn,chas. froiI Theodore Mc1.f.'., yer act
passed before Armand Pilot, jc.. notary public III
this city. on tAt t-snty-e sA;h O: J..d.gy, .G,l
Seized in the above .n:.
"erms-This being TIE second an' 'as' auction,
the SAID property Wi! bt definitely a.. .,cajc.i 80
tie highest and last bidder toy wl!a: = VII .iln.,
at tweiv.' aonth. credit, the purchaser T.. shiaS
oOnd. with good and solvent security, Gearing
eigh: per cent interest yss ta:", and
ciai mort e on the property sold Until final
IN TING md or "a
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DRowylD.-The body Of John Schultz,
nine years old, was found in the river at
the Labranche plantation below the city,
drowned several day. ago. He was son
of Mr.. John Schultz O! this city.
Andrew Hogernar, aged fourteen years,
employed on the schooner Alice. fell from
her into the Bayou st. John, near the
bl. dge. yesterday morning about three
o'clock, and was drowned. He had been
placed at the i.elm and is supposed TO have
fallen asleep. The body was recovered
and the coroner notified.
Sunday morning the body of a drowned
man was discovered by the police floating
in the river, head of Gravier street. 1t was
secured and the coroner notified. The
dres. consisted OF blue WOODEN shirt,
Jeans pants and gaiter shoes. Appearances
indicate that the body was in the water
nine cr ten days prior to Its discovery.
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DEATH ON THE TRACK.-The !as: car Of
the Esplanade and Bayou Bridge line. which
left Clay statue at fifteen minutes after
twelve O'clock Sunday night, ran over a
man, vino was lying on tho track. between
Bourbon and Dauphine streets. \ passen-
ger was standing on the platform near the
driver at the time, and saw no obstruction
on the road. and was not aware OF anything
wrong until the car jolted. Two wheels
passed entirely over the body, crushing 1t
horribly. The man was of course unable TO
speak, but conveyance was obtained and
the unfortunate started fov the Charity
Hospital. He died before reaching that
institution, and his nalne was not ascer.
tanned. 1t appears that he was intoxicated
at the time Of the misfortune. aud perhaps
fell on the track. The driver, j oseph Cous.
/khr, was arrested. He asserts that he saw
Nothing on the track, and could not prevent
the accident. DR.. Folwe!l WIZ hold an
inquest.
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TUgattd vs.. succession OF james i. PlcktHs.
CECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, OF LOU
- isiaua. parish Of Jetter son. No. by virtue Of
writ of s.i1tre and sale to me directed by the
honorable the Second Judicial District Court of
Louisiana. parish Of Jefferson i. che above
entitled cause. Will proceed 20 sell AZ
public auction, a. the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. Royal street between Canal and
CustOmhousr streets. in the Second District OF
this city on SATURDAY. Angus; :. 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following descvlttd property, to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in ~.
city ant. parish of Jefferson, in TIN. state aesi,-
nated by the number four of square numhcr ihlr-
ty-three, !he original plan oi .ai1 iAubOu,g
said plan - deposited in the NfiC. Of LOUIS T.
Caire. late a notary public III New Orleans. The
SAID lot of ground measures sixty feet front on
Chestnut street, by u depth OF Oil. hund red and
ten feet, fronting on Bordeaux ttrert, between
parallel streets, Of when 1t forms IL" corner,
bounded side by he number three and on
the Ter side by the number fv. said plan, to-
gether with ali the buildings anil III prove ments
thereon and al the rights. ways aud privileges
theIeunto belonging or appertaILinS thereto.
Seized N the above suit.
l. Terms-GasA Oh .!le SPOT.
". = HARPER.
Nov of s'4., i.V 4 Inn.
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Mrs. :. Casiera, Testamentary kKecutrix,
ct al, VS.. FRANCOIS LacroiX.
HIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 3567.-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 at pup
lie auction, at the Merchants and AuctOneers
Exchange Royal street between Canal and Gus
tombOuse streets, in the Second District of this
o'clock NJ, the following described property. to
wit
u CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Second District of this city, on CustOmltOuse
street, between Burgundy and Rampant streets.
bounded one side by the property formerly be-
longing to John Hail, and on the other side by the
property formerly belonging to John Greeves, and
measures sixty feet, French measure front on Gus
tomhouse street by one hundred and twenty feet
in depth, and designated by the number ftty-three
on plan made on the sixth of october, 1876, by
John Tanesse late surveyor deposited in the OFT CO
OF NJ. de Armas, then notary public in this city. by
an act dated the fourteenth Of November, 1916.
ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, with all the
improvements thereon, formed of the rear of lot
number fourteen, of which the part fronting on
jacent to lot number fifty three above described.
measuring twenty-five 1eet III width, by sixty five
feet deep, English measure, which depth runs from
that part side way to said number nifty three on
the side of Burgundy street.
Purchased by defendant herein from =. Lopez,
BY act passed before J. COhn notary public in
tins city, on the twenty thiId Of december, 1871.
Registered III conveyance Office book No. Ih!, folio
thlrty-seveT.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-C2sh OH tie spot.
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1CfH5-CdeII OH sPUI.
". P. HARPER.
my3o iel5 ivi Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.


Louise Aida HACKER. etc. John A. Morris
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
Il Orleans No. ;0d;.-By virtue of a writ of seiz.
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable til"
Firth District Court for the parish of Orleans il.
the above entitled cause, Will proceed to sell q.
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneer.'
tomhouse streets, i'll the Second District fthis city.
on TUESDAY, jay ]. 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ.
/. THE ONE UNDIVIDED THIRD OF A GEE.
TAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with the one ur.
divided third OF the buildings and improvements
thereon and the appurtenances thereof, situated
in the Second District Of this city. in the square
bounded by Gnstoinhouse. Bienville and Clinton.
streets and the vi; hllc road. measuring twenty five
feet two inche. three lanes front on the pubht;
road, tweutytour feet five inches two lines froE:
on Clinton street sev"uty-'Lree feet enc inch tW"
lines deep one side, aud Sixty -uine feet 81:
inches five lines deep OF the other side; said 10.
being designated by the number twelve on a plai,
made by JOSEPH Pile. surveyor dated December
81, 1888 deposited in the office OF William Chrsty.
late notary public III this CITY.
2. THE ONE UNDIVIDED THIitD rF CERTAIN
LOT OF GROUND. tuge1 her with the one undividet.
third of the bindings and improvements thereoTs
and the appurtcnances thereof, situated in III,
Second District of this city, in the square bounded
BY Charities, Bienville Customhouse and Exchange.
alley Passage dc ia BouIse st. Loulst, said 10:
me assuring sxty four feet one inch three lines from
on said alley or passage, the half OF said 10:
having depth of about htty -four feet on the ln.
toward Gus ,omhouse street, and the other half :.
depth of about twenty-onc feet eleven inches hv"
lines on the side toward bIenVllle street.
5. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together wi;l'
all and singular the buildings and Improvements
thereon and the appurtenances thereof said build.
ngs consisting of tho three story brick store num'
Der tnirty he public road, situated in the
Second district NTH. city. n the square bounde y
by sai.: public rOad Cusfonnouse. Bienville an.
Clinton streets, designated by the number six. OF
a plan drawn by j. Pile, then city surveyor, dates
thirty first OF December 1888 ami deposited in tho
Office Of the sad late notary 'hr6tv. and measure
ing twenty-five feet two inches three lines frOu .
ON the public road aud Clinton street, and eEs
1endin. i'll depth from one street /" The Other:
beiAg the same properly which the defendau .
herein acquired in and by .rtue ~ act of pare
titiou between himself Mrs. .. Au.Hste de Lassll .
and Miss VI. L. l.. Blenque passed before Amedear
DUcate!. notary p."lc u, ~. cty %? IA" twenty
sixth day of April, 1867.
Seized in the above SUN.
Terms-Cash oH the spo..
w r. HARPER