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de2O Is 81 Sheriff of the P.rish nj Or,a. ~
State OF Louisiana ". q. s,ew.rd.

State OF Louisiana ". ]. Steward.
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 4812.-ky virtue Of . writ of leri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Superior
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, In tho
above entitled cause, for State taxes for the year
1sl ! VIII proceed to sell at public auction. at the
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets.
In the Second District OF this city, on WEDNESDAY.
Januaty II, 1874 at twelve O. clock M the following
described property. to wit
ONE LOT Up GROUND, in the FIRST District of
this city LII square number Ave hundred fifty .ons
bounded by Tonti Palmyra, Miro and 0ssouet
streets, known as lot numser twelve on Tonti
str. ct and measul ing thirty-t wo by one hundred
and ght feet.
Seized in the above suit
Terns-Cash on the spot
W. p HARPER,
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W. r. hAhPkk,
de2o ja42l Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.

Ell F. Lavillebeuvre W.. Peter McDer.
mott
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
Il of Orleans. No. 4z,687-By virtue of an order
OF sale rendered December 10, 1879 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 on the prem
lses hereinafter desgnsted, on WEDNESDAY, De.
cember "a. 1879, at Ave o'clock P. NJ the following
described property. to wit
ALL THE hOVABLES AND FURNITURE on the
premises situated 1t the corner Of Girod aud
Tchoupi, oulas streets in the First District Of t,s
city, as per inventory which may be seen in my
ef1ce.
Professionally seized in the absve suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. p. HARPER
deco 324 Sheriff Of the PArjsh of Dria.nc
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W. r. HARPER,
DECO ja4 FL sheriff Of the Parish of OrlAana
bt0te of Louisiana vs.. A. Schmokor.
OUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARrsp

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARrsH
~ of Orleans, No. 489e.-By virtue Of a
writ of hen facias to directed by the honorable
In the above entitled cause for state taxes for the
year 1871 viii proceed TO sell at public auction.
q the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
hoya! street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets. ia the Second District Of this city. on
WEDNESDAY. January 81. 1874. at twelve O'clock
ONE CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. in the First
District Of this city. in square number ffSy. eight.
nounded by Peters, Gir0d. Commerce and Notre
Dame streets, known as lot number Eve forming
the corner OF Girod and Peters reets and measui-
ing one hundred and two by ono hundred ard
thirty feet four inches
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER
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inclusive. and fronting Perdido street. and
measure each twenty-seven by one hundred and
thirty feet.
Certain lots Of ground in tho First District of this
city, in square number five hundred and fifty nine,
b unded by Poydras. Tonti. Rocheblsve and Per.
dido Streets being lots numbered one to nine
inclusive, fronting on Poydras street and measur.
ing each twenty six BY one hundred and thnt 1.-TWO
feet.
And other lots, in the same square and district,
being lots numbered ten to twenty-eight,
and froat and measure follows: Lots ten to
thirteen inclusive front on Rocheblave street and
measure each thirty by one hundred and fifty one
feet lots fourteen to twenty four inclusive front
on Perdido street and measure each twenty seven
by one hundred and thirty two feet; lots twenty
five twenty eight inclusive front on Tonti street
and measure each thirty by one hundred and fifty
one ,eet. and also strip in same square and dis
trict, measures twelve by sixty feet.
A square Of ground in the FIRST District Of this
city, square number six hundred and fifty enc,
bounded by Salcedo, Lopes, Perdido and GrAvier
streets, and me assuring two hundred and six by
four hundred and forty nine feet.
Certain lots of ground in the First District Of
this city, in square NUMBER six hundred and four
I. en-, bounded be Perddo, White, Dupre and Grav
Ter streets, fontng ana measuring as follows TO
wit: Lots numbers six and seven front on Perdido
street and measure fifty seven by one hundred and
twenty feel; lots numbers eleven to seventeen. in
elusive. front on Dupre street and measure two
t hunarsa anu zen oy one hundred ana forty four
street and meas ures twenty eight by one hundred
and twenty feet, and lcis number twenty nine to
thirty four inclusive, front on White street and
measure one hundred and seventy.nine by one
h. ndred and forty four feet.
A square of ground, in the First District Of this
city. IN square number eight hundred and three,
o. unded BY dssquet, Palmyra. Alexander and
Murat streets, and measuring three hundred and
fourteen by three hundred and nineteen feet.
lot OF ground, in the First District OF this city,
in square numb five hundred and eighteen,
bounded by Perdido, Galvez, johnson aud Gravier
streets, fronting on Perdido street, known as lot
number eight, and measuring twenty nine by one
hundred and twenty feet.
One half square of ground, in the First District
OF this CITY, IN square number seven hundred and
seven bounded BY Palmsra Gasquet Clark and
Genois streets, and measuring
Two lots of ground, in tho First District of this
city. in square number four hundred and sixty
seven, bounded by Palmyra, Gasquet, Roman ant
Prieur sireets, and known a. lots numbers Ave aud
Six, fronting on Palmyra street. and measuring
dfty four by one hundred and ten feet
Tive lots Of ground, il the Prst District Of this
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three hundred and two hundred and eighty .nine
feet.
Number one hundred and twenty four, bounded
by Story, Barnett and Edmund streets and the
estate of FOuoher, measuring one hundred and
n n-ty two by two hnhdred and eighty nine feet.
Number one hundred and twenty Gig hit bounded
by Peters aud Claiborne streets and Henry Clay
avenue and Bio0mingdale, meas. ring sixty five and
sixty nine by two hundred and sixty-ohe and two
hundred and eigh' y-eight feet.
Number one hundred and twenty seven, bounded
by Barnett, Peters and Edmund streets and the
ninety-two by two hundred and eighty nine feet
Number one hundred and twenty.f five, bounded
by Barnett and Peters streets and Henry Clay
avenue and Bioomingdale, measuring seventy
eight and seventy by three hundred feet.
Number one hundred and thirty, bounded by
Peters, Burk and Edmund streets and the estate
of FOucher, measuring Two hundred and ninety
two by two hundred and eighty nine feet.
Number QUE hundred and thirty-two, bounded
by Burk Claiborne and Edmund streets and the
estate of Foucher, measuring one hundred and
pinety-two and two hundred and seventv-one BY
two hurde ard eighty three and four hundred
and seventy six feet.
Number one hundred and thirty four bounded
by Burk. Claiborne and Edmund streets and
Bloonng dale measuring two hundred and els hty.
four and four hundred and sixty five by one hun
dred and nine and four hundred and thirty six
feet.
Number one hundred and thirty six, bounded by
Burthe, Hopkins and Edmund streets and Bloom
ingdale, and measuring two hundred and seventy.
nine aud two hundred and itty-two by three hun.
dred aud two hundred and eighty nine feet.
Number one hundred and thirty eight, bounded
by Hopkins, MiDturn and Edmund streets and
Blooningdale. and measuring two hundred ard
fort and two hundred and twenty BY three,
hund ed and hree hundr ed and eighty nine feet
Nnmper one hundred and forty, bounded By Min
turn York and Edmund streets and B.oonling dae,
and measuring two hundred and fifteen and one
hundred and eighty eight by two hundred and
eighty nine and three hundred feet
Number one hundred and thirty.three bc1lnfef
by Claiborne and Hodges streets, Bloominzdae
and Triangle
Number one hundred and thirty.fve bounded by
Ciaibuynp he and kdmurd a-,d TIL;
angle. and measuring si1ty-one and ffty-uine By
fifty. nine feet
Nun Der one hundred and thirty seven bounded
by Burt he. Hopkins and Edmund streets and III
estates of Foucher and Claiborne, and measuring
one hundred and five and one hundred and ninety
two by two hundred aud eighty-nine and one hun
bred and ninety SIX feet.
Number one hundred and thirty-nine bounded
by Hopkins, M.rturn and Edmund streets aud the
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| square number seven hundred and Thirty four,
| bounded by C1suet, Claiborne, Felciana and Pros
per str cts, aud forming the corQer of Clouet and
Claiborne streets, measuring one hundred and eev-
| enty nine by three hundred and forty one feet.
| square of ground. in the same district, being
bounded by Franklin, Painter, solidelie and lose.
phine streets.
! portion of ground, in the same district. in
| bounded by Feliciana, Sslidele, Montegut and
Prosper streets, fronting on Feliciana street and
measuring one hundred aud fifteen by three hun
dred feet.
| A square Of ground, in the same district, being
| square number nine hundred and twenty, bounded
by Arts, Painter, Josephine and Celestns streets
thirty lots and measuring three hundred and nine
| By three hundred and twenty feet.
| Another square OF ground, in the same district,
bounded by Franklin, Painter, Virtue and Magis.
trate streets
being square number one thousand two hundred
and twelve, bounded by Vaudeville, SPAN, Force
aud Virtue streets.
Thirteen lots of ground, in the same district in
square number seven hundred and twenty .nine
bounded by Congress. Klmlra Claiborne and Pros
Ten lots Of ground, In the same district in square
number one thousand three hundred and eighty
five, bounded by Painter, Franklin, Magistrate
and Law streets. ard fronting on Painter street.
square Of ground, in the same district being
square number one thousand two hundred and
twenty, bounded by Lafayette. Port, Force and Viz
Another square of ground. in the same district
beng square mum Dol one Thousand three hundred
and elghty-three, bounded by Music Art Magistrate
and Law stroeta-
lot Of ground, in the same district, in square
number five hundred and sixteen, bounced by
Wash ington, Music, Urouhart and Where streets
known rs lot number four, fronting on Washington
street, and measuring seventy by eishty-seven
feet
square of ground, in the same district being
square number one thousand three hundred and
elghtyseven bounded BY Hunter, Deer, Magistrate
and Law str
Another square of ground. in the same district
being square number one Thousand three hundred
and eighly seven, bounded by Hunter, Deer, Magis
trate aud Law streets.
Another square of ground, in the same district
being square number one thousand three hundi ed
and eighteen, bounded by Hunter, Deer, Magstrat
aud Virtue streets
two squares of ground, in the same district
being squares numbers one thousand six hundred
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on ST. Ann street, ana measuring lQ11ly-LW0 Oy
sixty -four feet.
Two lots Of ground, in Second District Of this
city, in square number one hundred and ninety.
four bounded by Orleans, Robertson, Claiborne
and St. Peter streets, and known as lots numbers
five and ten of eaid square, lot number five fronts
on st. Peter street and measures thirty sL oy one
fronts on Orleans street, and measures twenty SIX
by hfty-four feet.
square number fourteen, bounded by Decatur, Hos
pital GallatiA and Barrac ks Streets known as lot
number three, and fronts on Decatur street, and
measures twenty i've BY one hundred and fourteen
feet
lot of ground in the Second District Of this city
In square number one hundred and six, bounded
by Hospital, Burgundy, Rampant and Ursnlines
streets, known AS lot number ni.e and fronting on
Hospital street, and measuring thirty by one
A lot Of ground in the Second District of this
city, in square number one hundred and eleven.
bounded BY Ursulines. Bayou Road, st. Claude and
Rampant streets, known as number twenty Sax,
and fronting on Ursulln es street and measuring
thirty three by one hundred and City feet.
lot Of ground, in the Second District Of this
city, in square number one hundred and seventy,
bounded by Mara!s Ursulines Where and St. Philip
streets, known as lot number four, fronting on
b arais street and measuring twenty eight by tigh
The whole square Of ground, number four hun
dred and sixteen, bounded by Derbigny. Roman
Josephine and Jackson streets in the Fourth lis
trict OF this city
A lot OF ground in square number six hundred
and thirty two, bounded by Laharpe, Robertson
Claiborne and st. Bernard stree ts in the Th Dis
uict OF thus city. being lot number one OF said
square, and fronting slxty-hve feet on Laharpe
street, bv one hundred and thirty seven feet In
depth.
a lot of ground. in square number one hundred
and hfty-two, bounded by Royal, Elysian Fields
Margny and Cha.tres streets, in the same district
being lot number six, and fronting Fifty three feet
on Royal street by one hundred and frty-five in
depth.
A portion OF ground, in square number three
thousand six hundred and seventeen, bounded by
Frenchmen, Brutus and Monroe streets and Hop
kns plan txtion in the same district fronting three
hundred and twenty feet on Prenchmen street by
one hundred and two hundred and sixty-two feet.
A lot of ground, in square number two hundred
and fifty nine, bounded by Daupbine, Vaudeville,
Margny and Burgundy streets in the same district,
being lot number twenty three, fronting thrty-two
feet on Dauphne street, by one hundred and TWEEN
ty eight feet in depth.
A lot Of ground, IN square number two hundred
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"Why. Bridget" said her, mistress,
Who wished to rally the girl, for the
amusement OF the company, upon the
fantastic ornament OF large pie, ''did
you do this? you're quite an artist: how
did you do it?" ''Indsde. mum. it was
myself that did it," replied Bridget.
''1sn's IL pritty. mum? Ibid it with your
false teeth, MUM"
A postmaster. in returning q subsdrib.
er's paper to she Eufaula Times, writes
'eThis subscriber has fizzled; played out;
absquatnlated; run away to Texas. and
islowing some $30O-.Bless God;-his
fayorite expression in church. P. NJ"
A Lancaster undertaken advertises
"Get your holiday oofins Of J. Water
house. Don't go up or down Shawnee
street without seeing my stock Of caakets
and coffins." 'Siy
A Milwaukee lady had several hundred
dollars worth Of point lace clipped of
her clothing by an adroit thief while she
was atchuroh singing, ''Strip me of the
robe OF pride; cloth me in humility"
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THE INTRIoAo1Es OF ENaL1sH VERBS
AND PREpos1T1oNs.-.'I II begin to under

THE INTRroAo1Es OF ENaI1sH VERBS
AND PREPosITIoNs:-'.I begin to under
stand your language better" said my
French friend, mir. Arcourt to me-; '.ba.
your verbs trouble me still; you mix
them so with your prerositions." II
am sorry You find then, troublesome, "
was all could say. 'I saw your friend,
Mrs James. just now" continued he.
''She intends to break domn housekeep-
ing. Am I right there?" ''.Break up
housekeeping, she must have said -
"Oh, yes. I remember. Break up house
keeping" "Why does she do that?''
asked. "Because her health Ia 40 broken
into" s'Broken doson, you should say
"Broken doton; oh yes. And indeed,
since the, smallpox has broke upin your
city" ("Broken out, 's'she thinks she
will leave it for few weeks" '.Indeedl
And will she. close her house?" s'No; she
is afraid it will be broken. A.broken-how
do I say ,that2" "Broken into" Seer
tainly, that is what meant to say" SIS
her son to be married soon3" "No; that
engagements broken-broken-" sBro-
ken off," 'Ahi had not heard that.
She is very sorry about it. Her son only
broke the news down to her last week.
Am I right? am 30 anxious to speak
the English we'll" '.He merely broke
the news; no proposition this time" "It
is hard to understand. That young man.
her son, is fine fellow; q breaker. I
think" "a broker. and q very fine fel-
low. Good day." So muoh,, thought I,
Tor the verb ''to break" 7:'NL i!
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF COLUMBIA, 8. @,
Present Capital, $3.50, ,00O.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500. 900,

CERTIFICATES OF DEPO OSIT. bearing in
" terest at the rate Of sevcn per cent. per
annum. will be issued.
NOTES. Bills of Exchange and other evil
den.es Of debt discounted, and money loaned
on collatorals:
Stocks, Bonds. Gold. Silver bought and sold.
Drafts on all tho prominent cities in the
United States bought and sold.
Direotors-J. Eli Gregg. John B. Palmer, +.
". McMaster, r. D. Sem, VI II. D. Sem i
Son; G. ". Bearden, OF Copeland l. Bearden;
r. L. Bryan. OF Bryan & McCnrter; W. Q.
Swaffield. OF II. d w. G. Swafield; John O.
Seegers, W. Is. Stanley.
OFFICERS.
President-John B. Palmer.
Oashier-A. G. Brenizer.
Assistant Oaehier-O. N. G. Butt Rept 20