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New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

GREENWICH-Rive Riverside-Stamford.- COun-
~ t5y Cot Farms and building sites for sale 10 excel
lent variety all several 'eauiu shore ion properties Also
Cottages furnished and uniurs season
years Address ". ATWAI ER Riverside sia'ion Conn
REENWICH.-klegant villa Residence for
NJ conuetey handsomely furnished 20 repre With
convenience Lrsu elevation and overlooking Long
minutes depot VIII tr ex1ngel 10y c,y
BROOKLYN property improved uumproved Address W ATWATE
Riverside station. Com.
HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE.-In the vii
lace Of Waupugers Fails eight miles south Of Poughkeepsie
New Hamburg Hudson River Railroad The
0I5 with irut and 5a1e guqes &C. and located
de.r8bi. part the village there goO1Eed barn
premises The twelve and hA recently been
throughout tumb waiter, Sc, aud
heated bY large ura price $1,000 tU0mauna pipe organ
with seHssy grand piano. fu urc au1 carpets si
FirtLer Information BE- bad
tle JOHN NCEISLAY on The prem SEQ or Of
G. ". SWEET.
and Bfosd-av.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

pYA.D D. MELLICK. jr & BRO, Aucuoneers.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

4 AXE EkON /. - handsome tOlN III
STAT. fronting few hOnrS nte from New
YorE $1,000; buildings worth the monev photograph
G. a. OLIVER, No Park place.
NEAT little FARM, only $3.50, nine-ro0m
~ OutbudiBgs 20 high heahiui Il hOurs
from NeN-YorK. G.. H. OLIVER, no Park-place.
an the Hudson, nearly opposite the City of
~ Hudson gothic HOUSE. commanding
finished bard wool VIII elegant lawn sloTing to
river Of yaluab shade walks.
greenhouse forcing barn caiaghou,e and Is
upon which grape 80 40
appe 100 besides valuable lot Of ana fruits wth
Necessary for shipping 'he us dock the place
The than
Tie prce asked property b. sold
Que derived rom the fruit vii pay 10 cent -
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
uoIel5.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
- ocaWng square Worcester npunglcJsL boston D.
T. ROGERS. Proprietor
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, POultpey, VT.
-RsvJ NEWMAN. D. D. Proa Opsu from NAY spsciair rates
families and season
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
TOR SALE. or viii be EXCHANGED TO

NOR SALE-AT NORWICH, Conn, a supe-
ror RESIDENCE the Of famont aud W ian s,
che dwelling 51i4 with L. Drl two
story 25 feet by 3l about acres anl with
nuv park sn1 ha III Vntel) She location de-
lqnt.ul oi Thames As private residence ibis
superior SPOT a0e, fruit and sbrubberY abui Price.
na wanted Photos gaphs 10 De
.,s 80. a. UOlfsR MORGAN Puf-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

l. Oh SAIL III OleELN " lCLlS Nouus- ih'
PRIVATE RESIDENCE, containing ten with about i"0
having du Of Long ISLAND SOUND
in All
abundance sting best varieties u strawberries
hte uckeIr cherries. cEr-ans, eooebeTes pus grape N
vaefes varers) apple orchard 10 full bearing
ueyeabng well Of Eer within zen fee. Of the klen SooI
the Of The lot hour from New
Yorg uv Ner-aven aard walk the and
bu hl hudIng excellent bathing anu ahng
furniture S. sole with tine h0Ise. desired AlDy 10
Ia. HIfELAT. SO1th-st. Y.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

Hrhtuly eustei on the north Of Long Iau1 miles
from rawnr 6 best quality Land about t
feet valuable beach Of best roofing pebbles yelling
about per year. which be much increased .
HARRIS WILSON Dey-st. Room g.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
Attempted Suicide.

A journeyman saddler by the name
of Matson, who has lodgings at Colonel
Browns on Commerce street, and who
has been working at Mr. Eylar's hur-
ness shop in this city, purchased fifteen
grains of morphine of an apothecary,
yesterday, and after going to his room
took tie drug and laid down on bis
bed. His condition was discovered
by his roommate who made the facts
known to the inmates ofthe house, who
at once summoned n physician, who
removed thenlkaloid by an cmetic, and
succeeded in keeping the patient awake
by manipulating his limbs and fric-
ton of the body, until the natural vital
ity was restored.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

nelghhoN arc before you talk NJ ran
dom in their presence, Agenilempn
OF this city, wilma noiohety FOR pun
mug, deproeallnaly remarked That 80
punsief was but one remove nom All
IDIOT Ills next door neighbour ln'
yllef him, tho noXt day, 10 explain
that little observation,
scENH NJ u hotel table yesterday !
Democrat 10 Radical friend what
part Of the turkey aro sou going 10
take, Tomgi ~ prefer the les" 10
plles Tom TOMS friend thinks be
Crom) IL tho most consIdomle Of tot
lows, NJ he viii need all the legs he can
get the day after the election
1'HE clllgens Of the city of Dallas
should remember that IN election VIII
be held on Tuesday next, on the pro-
position heretofore submitted orbohds
10 the DnlIns and Wichita Railroad
Now N the time for Dallas 10 strike
for this important link in her railroad
connections aud We hope every ono
will vote "for the proposition"
CoNcRuNlEd the difficulty Mt iiNnl'
Dalys tho olhcr doy chat jolly indl'
yldual desires az to let him have his
say, and as he has requested ltinagen'
tlemanly manner, Frank shall have
room for II. Hero II lsi oFrhul,
lDuIy .Nysth the people OF ms town
and their officers make more mistakes
than old Dan Rice, Handy Andy 81
any other Andy"
WE had the pleasure, yesterday, OF
meeting our good friend, Charles G.
Gibbs, Of Houston, general travelling
agent Of the Galveston, Houston mud
Henderson railroad which runs In
connection with the Central and the
international and Great Northern
railroads. No more clever gentleman
or efficient agent ever solicited business
for II railroad or anything else than
Charley.
TnE falling ont Of u cotton bale from
II wagon Oh elm street. yesterday,
frightened horse attached to err
rluge In which were seated n lady and
u little girl The animal spNng upon
tho sidewalk, but was caught by q
countryDlan who had some acqualnt
ance with horses before, and VINO NJ
once put M cstoppol on the beasts
dangerous movements. The occI''
papts of the carriage showed great
presence of mind in Keeping then
seats during the alarm Of the horse
THE Lafayette Restaurant Is the
name of n snug little establishment
just opened on Lamar street, between
Main and Elm, by our young friend
I.odru Gouhe, once, in his hoyhool
DAYS, an atochc Of TIE Herald
Office. Mr.. Gouflt has a partner IN hs
business, one Of tho bost COOKS TO Inc
found in this section Of country, and
we have had palaCoblc evidence Of his
skill! in The culinary art. We take
pleasure in recommending our young
friend and his establishment TO the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
Proceedings of the City CouneiI-Reg.
uiar Meeting,
Published by Aalhoriiy.l

trablished BY AulhOriiy.l
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
DALLAS, November -, ls13
Absent-Aldermen Barksdale, Ovens Lane
and Scales
Minutes OF regular meeting, November II,
1878, read and approved.
81 a PETITIONS.
Petition OF citizens asking that market
house DC erected IN the third ward. Read
aud action on same postponed.
PetitiOn OF cltizens asking the Council 10
opeu Hiland street Road anti referred to
com mttee on Streets ana Bridges.
Rules suspended and Alderman Young Of
fercd tile following resolufion:
ReDlyci, That The question 81 AN officers
right to arrest a party :si;hnut warrant, VOL
ating the laws OF the city, he teSiod in the
Supreme Court in the case OF tie State OF
Texas vs.. Il. h. Michel, aud that the Eity At
torney take charge Of tic clse. Carried,
Regular business Resumed.
Petition OF citizens. asking for the survey
of Wood street, read aud referred 10 commit-
tee ON Streets and Bridges, aud that the City
| for said street and also the cheapest.
| Petition 4 4. y. Bryan, Sr., asking for the
| appointment OF n Boa Il OF Appraisers to
1 assess damages by reason OF taking his land
/ for Pnclns avenue, read ana referred IL
street and Bridge committee.
Petition OF Dallas Watcrw rks Company
asking for lurther time 10 commence WORK.
under their contract reiad ana postponed
Il Till next reguas meeting.
Rules suspended.
Ordered, That n check on the Treasurer b.
issued In favor OF ID. King FOR twelve dollar
to purchase nails for culVerts. 80
Ordered, That parties having plans an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
Prints Astral OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlcss. AL
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
to gas. Barns in any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly To take the place of volatile and
dangerous oils. It's safety under every posi-
Bile test and its pe.fc"t burning qualities are
proved by It's continued use in over aO0CUV
families.
Millions OF gallons have been sold ana no
aQrllcut. directly on indirectly, has ever oc-
The inlnepsc yearly loss TO lifcand property,
resulting Rom ibe 49, ~ cheap aud danger
our OILS IN tle Upltfd STATS, j. appalling.
+ TIE insurance companies 0ud dnr egnlais-
sioners throughout thecouuhy recommend
t1e Astral as the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circu!ar.
For sale ilt retail hy the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the prupretnrs,
ChhS. HitAi,I " CO..
IGi3&iuiw JOS Fulton street. New York,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
The NItter Drop of Wide Buy Ing.

The hide fights which are very ill.,
teresting feature of the winter season,
has not been es active or as sanguina-
ny as is customary In this city. There
was one hosSever, yesterday on ELM
street that appeared for moment on
so as though it was to figure in con-
temporaneous history as one of abnor-
nal proportions and poetic largess Of
bloodshed. But the timely appear
ance of conservator of order, restrict
cd it to the specifically of n knock
down, in which the knock-downist
drew decent measure of "claret by
boring his fist with undue ardor in the
side of the face of the gentleman who
had his back next to the ground.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

Philip Werlein, wholesale and retail deal
cr in Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. 5000 Dayonne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than ai any Establish,
ment south. Larse sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments Of
Sl2 80 and so per month if preferred. Philip
Wcrlcin'sl lis the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house in New
Orleans. Onc-lourth million copies sheet
music OF all kinds. Send for price list and
catalogue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
rl,c r,rc,nen,n l,ngsde anN nan.

In another column will he found the
order in which the ceremonies OF The
grand parade and ball of the Hook and
Ladder Company of this city are to
take place on the Sd instant. The
most elaborate and costly preparations
have and are being made to elevate
the festivities to point of magniii
ccncc never approached in the State,
II is expected that every part of the
State will be represented by its beauty
and gallantry, and that the press of
Texts will be editorialy present
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

Sparkling wit, II brilliant eye, Intellectual
Vivaclty, graceful manners, q sound heart, a
chiScled form Voluptupusly rounded, u deli
cate, smooth skin touched with natural paint
all combined In n sweet tempered woman,
constitutes the essence OF female loveineSs.
But these charms cannot be clalmed in i'll
health, Ii annoyed with some trouble pecu-
liar To the sex. II you wish the above charms
procure English Female liitiarE and be cured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
the OnlcIal Paper Of the city
ION WORK.

We have The facilities and The work
.,en 20 do as good work. M" ~ ~
law rates, M can he done anywhere
ana We mean 10 do H. nri"s y""'
fine Job worls 10 TIE DAILY Hhh'
AIN OFFICE. CoTner Eim and h""S'
ton streets
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uuTCHINs.
Town Lots for sale

Twelve lots Zone bloclN ON tie principal
bnsInesa street Of ihetown Of llnlehihs' on
,ho Central ll.ilroad, Ia Dallas county l"'
salo at low prices, Apply y
i'''7'''N JOHN W,HWiNDEtiN
lH ,viEitf u|.uH Herald ONCE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
ManRrEn.

MOFFITT-BECl< the residence OF
the brides father, OH the 9th instant, by
Rev. Josiah Leak, Mr.. d. X. Mofitt To Miss
Liza Beckley.
THE HERALD Office acknowledges the prin-
iers compliments, aud In turn wishes thai
no adverse Wind may blow over the ocean OF
their future live, ana fhst their journey to
the haven Of rest may be saiely reache.i,
when ripe oil, age hos silycred the heads
of our young friends, and alter time las
dispensed his richest and rarest blessings
upon them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
$50 REWARD

Strayed from the herd of Major A. c. Brax-
ton, near the town of Brooklyn, on the 18th
OF Octobcr. ten head of horses, branded ssD''
pp The left side. The above reward will be
stNee ior the horses or q suitable reward for
any information which will lead 10 the ne
covery OF them Address Franklin A Penn.
Dallas, OF W. II. Robinson, brooklyn, Texas.
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NOTICE.
Mr.. w. NJ. apnrkc.

.I NJ. Mr.. w. ~. sparkle,
OF shreveport, ~ our authorized agon' Tor
that city, 10 whom parties desiring TO adyer'
.lsoin .orsulHeIabo for rln. HERALD are ie'
specially referred
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The wen known property known as the
HCrutohficId House.

IN the city OF Dallas, N offered NJ prlVhlo
sale. For terms, Inquire OF
GEO. W. BAYLOR or
JAS. o. CRUrCHFIlILD.
Dailaa, Nov. u, 1874, 2lOdtl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

A splendid stock of new millinery and dry
goods to be closed out cheap, ON Lamar
street between Main and Elm street,
230dlwlmw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
For Sale.

Comfortable dwelllng House on Ryan
lfnot sold before December !, Will be rented
for three or six months. Apply TO H
2lidtd u4 WORK,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

Two good residences in this city. lmmo-
dlate possession given.
l50-dtf STEAGALL Il co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

Always keep bottle OF the Old Petrie
Whisky in your house; it is fully guaranteed
Ia he strictly pure and of the highest grade.
B0GEL & RIDDLE,
2Hdlw Wholesale Agents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
wnIl,er's TIonic Bittnrn.

Best tonic known for chills, fuvers, consti-
patton and indigestion, For sale in Dallas
by j. j. F'ENDLEY,
lSid3m Ollicc saloon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

our frst-clNss bars are supplied VITA the
Old Pctrlc whisky. it Is perfectly pure aud
OF jlo highest grade, Try it.
p0GEL Il RIDDLE,
2iidIw Wholesale Agents
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2iillw

without exception the Old Petrie Is the
healthiest and best stimuleni in existence,
BOGEL &c RIDDLE,
2iiilw Wholesale Agents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

In eaRasof slcl<ncs, wAersga gtlmulant is
required, be suroanda bo Oh pen mWhisltS.
InGGh RIDDLE %.
2udlw Who,ostle,ABents
Franklin n rNunnm feclNhig now goods
every dgy.
--44. ----'s tr
King has nlwoys on hGnd the best Of wines
and liJuolsto suit his customers 2lId3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ma w. are authorized ana requested 20 90
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-01-11
PACIFIC sLOPERs.

A. J. Dufur has returned home from
the East. u s58ssa atasase iU
The Sunday law is being enforced in
San Francisco.
R. R. Thompson has ordered steam
plow for his large farm in Yamhill.
A piece of land, containing 90 acres,
near Eugene, may be had at bargain.
Bishop Morris preached a sermon to
"fremen," at Portland, last Sunday.
The new Good Templar's Hall, at
Portland, was dedicated on Saturday
last. 'A.sa51& q
A Vigilance, or Protective, Com
mitiee has been formed at Pioche City,
Nevada. ,xatI .xfs5
Steps are being made to secure the
erection, at Salem, Of a public levee
and wharf.
Yamhill again has Jail full of pris-
oners, and wants another special term
of the Circuit Court.
Walla Walla children were treated
to a fine New Years dinner, by promi-
nent citizen of that place.
There is a great demand for wood
choppers in the northen counties of Cal
ifornia, at from $50 to SIS per month.
A. M. Smith, of the Buena Vista pot
ter, died, last week, from injuries re-
ceived by the late railroad disaster, near
Eugene.
Joe Nef, proprietor of a boarding
house at Drains Station, shot Mr..
Livingston, the other day, inAicting a
slight wound.
Two men, VIM. Allen and Thomas
Moore, were drowned, last week, by the
upsetting of skif, in the Coast Fork,
near Eugene.
The Board of State University Di-
rectors have secured site for that in.
stitution, on the land Of Mr.. Christian,
east of Willamette street, Eugene.
A Portland man went home, the 9th.
er night, and found a strange pair Of
pants by the bedside. His wife went
back to her mother, in Yamhill, on the
morning train.
A man named Bruce has been tried
and bound over. in Yan1hill county, for
poisoning meat in J. Torrence's pantry
Bruce loved "Corrie," she was too
young, the old man objected, and got
strychnine in his cold lunch.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-01-11
great courage Ia

- ass'sO MIN the Cartnagen-
AZ intrusted the management of the
whole war; he was a sworn foe to the
Romans, from his. childhood. When he
was very young, his father carried him
to the altar, and caused him to take an
oath never to hold friendship with the
Romans. nor cease prosecuting them
until he or they should be no more.
Hannibal was excelled by but few, as
military commander. His courage in
danger was exceeding great no fatigue
or hardship could subdue his body, and
no misfortune SO severe as to break his
spirit. It was mid.winter when he re-
solved to cross the Alps. The tremen-
dous hight and steepness Of the craggy
mountains. capped with snow, that
seemed to tower amid the clouds, by ma
ture would seem to defy the approach
of mortal man. His army, amidst those
mighty barriers, sank down in Sdespon-
dency but, by his courage, he caused
them to rally again, and the design was
accomplished.
True courage was manifested in the
hearts of our Pilgrim Fathers. They
landed on the rocky Plymouth, weary
and fatigued by the voyage, lightly
armed, scanty amount of provisions,
no shelter to protect them from the
bleak and bowling winds of winter,
without means, without friends, and sur
rounded by hostile tribes. But did those
calamities cause them to despair? Was
it toll from morn till night; was it the
tomahawk /; was it a blighted hope; OF
a broken heart, aching at the recollec-
tions of loved ones left beyond the seal
All these could not crush the bud of
hope, nor cause these people to sink in
dependency. Their courage was SC
great that they triumphed over all diff
culties that opposed their progress.
Daily observations clearly demon
strate to the student the great necessity
of courage. When he is solving some
principle in mathematics or the sciences
when almost the whole power of the
mental faculty is brought into action
if then he fail to accomplish the desired
end, he is almost ready to give up in
despair But he resolves to strike once
more.1 By renewed courage, patience
and toll. he at lasts gains the victory
We should never forbear. undertaking
laudable pursuits because they are hard
to accomplish.
Then be bold in spirit be courage
GUS, and never despair for when mans
courage fails, he fails to meet success
1t matters not how great his mind may
be for comprehending mysteries it may
be able to follow the planets. in thei
revolutions, construct the hidden law,
of nature; yet, destitute of courage, ht
would be like leaf cast on the waters
of the mighty deep, carried whitherso
ever the waves may roll
DIsCIPULo.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-01-11
CHINESE TELEGRAPHY.

Another problem has been solved.
They can now telegraph the Chinese
language, to write which requires some
fifty thousand different characters. 1t
has been solved in this way: A few
thousand Of the characters most used
are cut upon wooden blocks. Upon the
opposite side of each block is its num-
Der. Duplicates of such numbered
blocks are at each telegraph station.
The Chinese merchant selects the blocks
which express the thoughts to be trans
mitted. The operator telegraphs only
the numerals designating those blocks,
which enable the receiving operator to
select similar blocks at this end of the
line. The plan, though simple. is in
genious.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-01-11

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RE
J. spectfully announce to the public,
that he is prepared to give Instructions on
the Organ, Piano, or Melodean. Terms
one dollar per lesson. Instructions given
at the residence Of pupils if desired.
Lessons given in vocal music in classes,
or privately.
IL Persons wishing to purchase Pianos,
Organs or Melodeans, can save fifteen pei
cent, by ordering through the Professor.
s4 p. RUTAN.
Professor of Music, and Graduate of the
New York Institution for the Blind.
v1no29.tf
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-01-11

Whose light, like =
When the sun and Stars
1t pictures glad homes, with heartNgcSnes
bright,
And circles unbroken still, =
Where songs of love, with melody light,
The hallowed precincts fill.
Then softly, as clouds o'erspread the sun,
1t whispers dear names we love;
Who wear the robe and the victor'serown
In the Fathers house alone.
All! our hearts are 10th to turn or stray,
From those we have lost and missed
: And fain would we tear the seal away
From the lips our love has kissed.
AS we sadly go, with hearts bereft,
From the sacred grassy clod,
Our mute lips murrnllr, OH what is left !?
All! nothing but faith in God.
AS we close the record of the year,
So full of joy and sorrow;
In the East, afar, star shines clear,
The faint dawn of tomorrow.
What the newborn year may have in store;
Joy or grief-we cannot tell;
For the mist that shrouds the g Futures -
shore r .-vsg
No human hand can unyeil.
But whether our paths be gilt with light,
Or clouded by sorrows shade,
Let us braveIy arm us for the fight
Made strong with Heavens sure, aid.
May we gladly lay our armor down,
Having conquered in the fight;
Exchange earth's cross for Heavens bright
crown,
And home of endless light.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-01-11

BAD LUCK is simply man with his
hands in his pockets and his pipe in his
mouth, looking on to see how it will
come out. Good luck is a man of pluck,
with his sleeves rolled up, and working
to make it come out right.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
Edward TosHe vs.. Caspar Weiss.

SECOND JUDICIAL plSTRlCTC COURT, PARISH OF
= jefferson, No. 3e52-By virtue of a writ OF heTl
tacias against p!aLtih in favor Of defendant and
plaintiff IL IsCuLvrLtIOn, 10 ne directed 10y me
honorable III. second Judicial District Court, par.
isk of Jefferson, The above entitled cause VIII
proceed to sell at pUhlC auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioueers' exchange Roy al street, between
Canal and Custom hU,se streets. in the Second Dis
tuct of this city, on WEDNESDAY. April q, 1878,
al twelve O'Clock Nj, Tie following described prop
CTfV, to wit
SIX CERTAIN LOTS 0F GROUND. together with
al! the buildings aid Improvements thereon ami
al the appurteuauctS thereof situated IN the par
ISL of Orleans II Il ; state on the night bank OF
tho Mississippi IIvti. aboUt one mile and han
below tie city ~! NV orleans and designated as
lots numbers twC three, four. five ard Sin, IN
the square bounded hv Webster avenue, Washing
ton. Jackson and Markr! streets. having each
Thirty feet trn inches front on Webster avtHIe, by
one hundred aid tNtItN seven feet eI. inches N
depth.
Seized III 'lt above eat.
xermS-CasL OF! ilt spot.