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The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
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GRAND PROGRAMME:
Overture-William Tell. .................Ro ssini
Lady Orchestra, % Members.
Conducted by the Little Wonder Albert only years
2-Cornet Solo-Selected
Robert Brandisi.
3-Quintette Eb Northumberland endelssoen
Infant Quntette Club.
4-Selections from TaDhauseu. ......... Wagner
By all the Instrumental Concert Artists 30 members
e-Cavatina from the Opera Frsischutz =. Weber
Miss Annie Bergman and Quintette
6-violin Solo-De Beriot 7th .......
Little Albert.
observation-disclosures. .......................He rold
Lady Orchestra.
SIS C and Aria rrovatore ...............yerdi
Mi Emily Waldhouse.
9--Violin Solo-Carnival Of Venice ... Prume
MIR. j. B. Hindle.
-Quintette-Opera ". Mozart
Infant Quintatte Club.
11-Sopgs of Scotland-Selected ......
By the Scottish Nightingale, Miss Agnes Sutherland.
12-Grand Duett-Trovatore Verdi
Miss Emily wadhouse and Sig. Bastiletti.
13-Cello Solo ......................... .Lachuer
Mr.. Francis SLIGHT, date of Thomas orchestra).
14-Overture-Now and then, [comic) 49,. Kreutzer
Vienna Or hestra.
15-Grand International Medley. ......... Thomas
introducing all the instrumental Artists, conducted
by the Little Pet Albert.
Admssion-R Reserved Seats 81; parqustte rs cents
gallery 80 cents. Seats be secured at the Thea
tire BoxOfice every daycommencing Tuesday, from1O
a. m. till p m. aug245t
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CARDENAS. Brig Hinkley-5O.0O0 # lumber.
1857 prs headings, So truss hoops, 1920 shocks and
heads Ala bdls hoops, 100 bbls potatoes.
ST. JOHN. NIB. Schr Madeira-S50 bbls flour, 90
do oatmeal, 1872 bags oats, 218 do feed.
Schr Aurora Boreas-7OO bbls -four, 100 do oat-
meal 1856 bags oats.
WINDSOR, Ms. Schr Malanta-60O bbls -four, Is
pkgs mdse.
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Providence Print Market.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 23.-Printing Cloths-market
strong and tending upward; stock in hands Of man
uaeturers light sales of week ~ 900 pieces at 81 "a
5c for standard to extra Sc and co. &c for STANDARD
60 to "a; &c for extra 81, squares
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
MUSIC HALL---One Night Only.
Friday Ewing, Aug. go
THE WORLD RENOWNED
Vienna Lady Orchestra,

~
% Young Lady Instrumental So
lOists and IAfant Quintette Club,
Lately from Milan, Italy, the smallest child per-
formers the world produced, assisted by
the following talent;
wv. j, Hindie
Solo violinist, late of Theo. Thomas Orchestra.
Mr. Robert Brandisi,
Solo Cornettist.
MIR. Emil COrning,
Solo Clarionetist.
MIR. Francis SLIGHT,
Solo Violincellist.
Miss Agnes Sutherland,
The Scottish Nightingale
Miss Annie Bergman,
Soprano Trinity Church, N. Y.
Miss Emily WaldhOnse,
Contrato.
SignOrc EraDcis Bastiletta,
Little Albert,
Only five years of age the wonderful Solo violinist
and Conductor.
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Especial to Press.]
Nomination.

PENNINGTON, Aug. 23.-At the Republican
Caucus held this afternoon, Thomas Croswell,
Esq. was nominated for representative to the
Legislature.
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Advices from Cartagena state the civil and
military authorities of the Communist admins
tration had quarreled, and their respective par
tizans had come to an actual conflict, in which
a number were killed.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

AUGUSTA, Aug 23.-At the Kennebec Coun-
ty Democratic Convention holden in this city
to-day, the following ticket was nominated
Senator's John Reed of China; A. P. Snow of
Winthrop; County Commissioners, Abner Ham
mond of Belgrade; County Atty f. HI. jack
son, of Hallowell; County Treasurer, j. Frank
Pierce of Augusta.
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STATE STREET CONGREGATIONAL.

The morni ng sermon was preached by Rev.
DR.. Bush of Troy, n Y. Text Romans 8: 10.
''For if when we were enemies we were recon-
ciled to God by death of His Son; much more
being reconciled, we shall be saved by His
life" The preacher discussed the perfection
of Gods works in nature and in His divine la
bors. He then spoke of the enmity of man
kind to God, and of the complete reconciliation
of man to God By His Son, and by the init
macy which exists between God aud those who
are reconciled to Him.
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In the evening Prof Grimes Of Chicago, lee
tured On temperance, The Chapel was crowd
ed by an interested audience. The Professor
remarked that everything had it's cause. and
the cause must equal the effect. Much has beer
said on the curse of intemperance, but no sat-
isfactory reason had yet been shown Selfish
ness cannot be it. Selfishness leads a man to
avoid drink. The gambler takes tbs care
| Men are governed by motives and of the mo-
tives God planted in the human breast all are
| against intemperance.
| Is the love of pleasure an'adequate cause for
| this evil? The sufferings of the martyrs were
nothing compared to delirium tremens. Men
derive pleasure from acquiring money, but not
| from drinking rum.
Was intemperance owing to weak minds?
! No! The greatest generals, poets and orators
| dying drunkards settled that The speaker did
not believe in reforming drunkards. Work in
this direction was progress backwards: we
must begin hack of drunkards. Thank God,
drunkards die off; that Is the way some nui-
sances are got rid of. The greatest power In
this country is the Sunday School One Ger
ture IN his church. honestly replied, mo!
drinks lager bier myself" 1t is a-poor time TO
invite boy half down precipice to come back.
Ii young man drinks before he is married he
VIII drink afterwards. Therefore, young la
| dies, beware. The Professor announced that
he had not answered the question as to the
cause of intemperance, but he would do that
some other time. He closed with an appeal Tor
contributions to aid the Allen Mission in car
rying forward the important work OF the Mis-
| sion.
Below may be found the texts and subjects
discussed at the other churches.
AT the Swedenborgian church Rev. Mr.. Hay
den preached upon the "Urim and Thum-
MIN" or the precious stones in the breast plate
| of Aaron.
Rev. J. c. Morris D. D., of the Peabody In
| stltute, Baltimore, assisted by Rev. Stephen
] Bush of New York, conducted the services at
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WASHINGTON, Aug 23.-The charges of
fraud against the General Land Office, in re-
gard to entries of the Sioux half breed script in
Carson City, Nevada, are without any founda-
ton.
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@ Advsstise in tie RECORD.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Mr.. Widow G.. G. Duncan vs.. ofohsel u

Mr.. Widow e.. g. Duncan VS. oifchael Es
o.,vrr, INSTRUCT COURT FOR TIE pARlsH
= of orleans No. S1.-Bv virtue OF q writ %
seizure and sale to me dtreoleu ny lie seho
NJ Oreaus in tho above entitled cause, ! Will PROS
coed to sell at public auction. 81 tne nerchantS
and Auctoneers Exchange. hoSSI +i S Tween
canal and Customhouse streets; ia Iae 2s Ds.
trIct OF this city, on TUESDAY, ApIll !, 1915, az
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prog
er THE 81 USDIgrDsD FOURTH PART Of the fonOe
inc described squares of ground togetAeS with stss
buildings R ara Pp5TaRs OF GRoUND s.uares
,he Pirst District of this city. bounded by Clsi.
borne, Willow, Poydras and Lafayette streetss
"a vjCad into fifteen lots numbered from one TO fS
tae-7 inc We as per plan of l. ~ rue 5urVeyoes
dated the eighth of December, 1898 and cepos' cd
in the Office of e. Bouny notary puonc In ths city;
laid square measuring altogether three hundred
and FORTY three feet nine inches two Lines rent
Cia.bOrne street two hundred aud twenty-five ieet
ei1bt inches front Lafayette street. three hun.
sd ~ ard SEVENTY two feet three inches 1--we Inca
front on Will W street. and seventy a!ne seet !roHs
or Fo INn SasS0THRR .0usRB OF GROUND, aifa
.,nd in the same district, bounded by POydrdc ST
MagIalen Lafayette and st Ade'ine stIrete, dtss
ignited by ,he letter 4, aud composed OF IHehtS
tigbt lots numb. red from one 10 twenty elgak
inclusiye as per plan of G. A de Arma5, surveyor
dat,-d seventh of February 1859 and deposited ~
thr office of H. T. Cenas, late notary pubic IN ths
citv. said square measuring. altogether, Two nun.
Gred and torty-hve feet two inches one Lac front
or Poydra5 street, four hundred ana seven rtS
si.y.n inches seven lines front Oh ST. hagaaheA
e'S 80 80 hundred aad fifty three Seet inch
ave lines front on Lafayette street. tnree hnndre1
and seventy eight feet nine inches Ave lines fron'
On st kdelina street. me whole AMERICAN measure
whirh said undivided fourth OF said &C uares SS
gronnd we're acquired by the defendant herss
rom the cities of New Orleans ana Baltimore -
mo- at.rs-al ac15 one executed b fore 4. BoHnys
notary publio in this city , the fifteenth day ot
FEBRUARY, 1859 and the 9th executed tsfoEe ststS
late notary Cenas on the seTcat@"H1e Gay o. 'tbnS
1859.
Seized In the above SUIT
Terms-CaSh on the spot srpn,S&
go he Parish Of GriP3SA
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East Feliciana, and Stewart, of Tensas. re
sulting as follows
feas-Demas, Dewees, Hahn, Heath,
hnkman, Kern. Mu1rell (Lafouyche). Paris.
Peyton, Souer Stewart-ll.
Nays-Allain, Antoine, Bowman, Bryant,
Boyd, Benham, Carey, Connaughton, K. h.
Davis, Decker. Deveziu, Elliot, Grant,
Gaif. Guichard, Hefner, u. Jones, heat
ing, Kenyon, Lewis. Landry, Murreh
thadlson), Mayo. Martinez, Mathews, Mon
taldO, Page Raby, Rochon, Sawyer, Snaer
Sartaln, Southland. Williams, Washington,
Wilson, Worthy. Wiggtp. Ward. Wands-
NO quorum voting.
Or motion of Mr.. Murreli. Of Madiso
the bill was referred 20 committee of the
whole.
Under suspension of the rules, Mr., Ben
ham, of Carroll introduced House bill No.
2a, entitled an act appropriating the sum
OF $l0O,eG0 to arm. equip and maintain :he
militia.
Passed first and seoond readings under
suspension Of the constitutional rules,
and referred 70 committee OF the whole
On motion of Mr. Benham. of Carroll.
the House resolved itself into committee of
the whole to consider the general spprop.i-
ton bill and other bills.
COMMITTEE or TIE WHOLE.
!Mr. Souer, of AvSyeles, in the chair
The following bills under consideration:
House bill No. 2e9. entitled an act TO ap-
p,opria.e the college donation land fund to
and among certain designated colleges.
House bill No, 1877. entitled an act max
ing appropriation for the general expenses
of the State for the unexpired term of the
year ending the thirty-frst day Of Deeem-
beH, 1873.
House bill No. G9t, entitled an act sppro-
priating the sum of 100000 To arm. equip
and maintain the militia.
Sir. Benhanl, Of Carroll. moved that the
committee rice and report favorably on the
bills under pconsiderstisn. and recommend
their passage.
Carried.
1.-THE Speaker cesumed the chair.1
The committee of the whole. through its
chairman, reported back House bills Nos.
100, 1877 and 224, and recommended their
passage,
On motion the report was received and
adopted.
Under suspension Of the rules Mr.. Ben
ham. OF Carroll. called up House bill No.
~ on it's third reading.
The bill finally passed title adopted and
ordered sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Under suspension of the constitutional
rules, House bill No. !97, entitled general
appropriation bill, passed third reading,
and finally passed, title adopted and or
dered to be sent 70 the Senate for concur
renee.
Senate bal Ne. ~, entitled an act 70
enforce the paymen: Of taxes due the
State; providing for the seizure and sale OF
the property of delinquent taxpayers. and
reguIa ting the proceedings against them
and against their property and tenants.
on ito third reading.
The bill finally passed, title adopted. and
notice of concurrence ordered to BIZ sent TO
the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Gair, of East Pelician.,
the House adjourned until Tomorrow at ! /
A. n.
WILLIAM v1GERS.
Chief Clerk.
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eoc, ". RARPhR

AZ hOcherean & &c. We, Ann asax,oc
Hlu9" OF William H. Rcnd. AR -t ais OHM =.
nIou99esi. " 'llism A. y. Rond-su Counc-Ioe
hohdeau, MSS 2Illah ROudeau Nisa fr.n,. Ron.
Perry 2. McGres "'4e" va
EuFTH DlsTRICT COURT FOR THE pAR,S3
OF orleans No. 5TTe.--By sirtua. Of = writ nf
her iaeias to me directed b. RI. nono-ahl, ~ h..
+fth District court fos the parish az So
leans In the above entitled caUs. l OWL,
pto%ed to sell at public auction. at the NJ
teet betweent'anal and Custom h.usr street., ~
Iie second district of this civ OH SATTr1HaH
harSh 10. 1873 at twelve o'c oct n. th, t.Tn,s
THREE LOfS or GROUND ,ogo,b., -,,, a..
~" ~ olllSt aud IMPROVEMENTS thereon sitnaf,d =.
me ,auoours Avart, IN the 81 th District of rs
Ium her. . ~ VI 1,nrsonl. sgnated by no
cen. toen and tw MS. o. 00nIs
nuto'r MY one. which Ia conpri.,o' '. : ~, %.
man. Rootrt and Upp Lin strcets said !ots
ny onS hundred feet en- tnch.. 80 "a'':
GSSLHt-H parallel lines lot numhsr So,
'tinlhS the COZ ner of Pitt and Rob-, .r ~ ~
q 4, sul'ryor' ard d. p.,ited In the ftirs %
" -. HanleSer-, ate . no'ary ablc "a - .,. -"
anirpa% n ,unntT nine. which properfs VA ~,
fuirt2 9V the late H. R,u@..n ~ -
rom WI henson Te' ~ p-r ,sct r,"s..6' p.r'hass
go, n"fhe notary pubhs IL ,Aia eitvI on. H.,
fflEed J. she al, ". s,u.
,Y,. .is Us being the ssou1lS ens LIS. aus,lor.
-, - ~ Sf"'hr'V VII be- dtnnurly a ti., II a
hr, -" ht list and iast bidder Tor vi 81 - xiS
nIL';,. a. sselve mentS,' crfai; M, ~, ~ Nlu
'"'HSL'nG boz &, with good No. . ,'as's
- "E s'SAt oer Fsut in.. rest --,r au,,r, n, SIS
- 10 s1e 81 GU! mortgage on .ne pr-...yt, "a
uSilct ann pay il cash the su,Hnt 80 r 10 " "a"
~ = -cd elei sc feeo etc s,,- ahout 80, y
NV s'to sn douars. and, furthermorn tbs St 'ts
Ia MI "a an.stp take. the AM ount Of shies
aw,. ". p. FARPRn
SAefn Of tie Psriah Of 3,lesps
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A New Line for Shipping Csal.

PHILADELPHIA, February 2.-Tbe Phiis-
delphia and Rt aiding Coal and Iron Com,
pany will be ready to ship coal FROM Port
Richmond March |. The company vii! BE-
in receipt OF about 1900 cars or 10000 tom
daily, and will be able 10 load from twenty
20 thirty vessels n day. Consequently sheV
will !se able 20 give better dispatch thsn
shy other shippers. Heretofore the css
tom has prevailed among indiriGu ai snip
pers from Port Richmond of taking aGS4n
tage Of she arrival of fleets OF golfers ~
Delaware breakwater 70 depress the rates
of treights, thus discourSging masters OF
vessels from coming 30 Port Richmond.
The Philadelphis and Reading Coal ana
sron Company declares that no such peicy
will he continued, but that, IN the coutrsyy.
"a will be their interest and aim Go pay li.-
ing rates of eight, and give prompt die
nafeb TO all vessels. With an amount of
eoaI and facilities at their disposal so
vessel siu be detained more than o dsg or
swp.
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John O'Seil W.. Michael Aspii.

fIIFTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Z OF Orleans, No. 2l+.-By virtue Of plurics writ
of fieri facias 10 directed by the honorable
The. Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed II sell.
1T public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal
and CustNmhouse streets. in the Second pistl lot
of this city. on TUESDAY, April z, 1879, at
twelve o'clock ST. the following described proper
~. to wit
ONR lot or GROUND. situated, lying and being
IN the Fourth District of this city III ths squar.
boHnded b. Third, ST. David, Fourth and st. Pat
rick streets and Designated by the number eleven.
CT Il sketch made by William Thornton Thompson,
late DEBUT. surveyor, the fourth day of August
1858, and iled in the proceedings in the abov. case
Said iut il corner lot. and ssureS, per said
sketch thirty feet front on said Fourth treer. by
one hundred and tV-utvs+ven feet in depth and
front St. Patrick street. hetwetn parallel lines
together With tho buildings and Improve meugs
thereon.
Said property -as derived from :he estate Of
his (Aspl's) father, James Aspil.
Seized the above suit
Cerms-Nasb on The spot.
". P. RaHPEG
- 90 ia par oFI
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SHERIFTsS SALES.
Bavthclerny Beoub:sy We. Jesepa Rarue,

Bavthcierny BeOub;ty We. JGseph Barnes
SSIXFH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH or
~ crleSDs No s!St B ue of a " ii. NJ sei,.
are and sale 30 ME directed by the honorable ths,
Slsth District Court for the parish Of Ofean, in
thu above entitled cause. viii proceed 10 spli ..
public auction. AT the Merchant. and sucfiopear.,
Exchange. Royal sire, : between Gan. and Cus-
tomhOu- streets, IN the second District of thus
city. on SATURDAY March ~, 1873; at tu.,ly,s
o'clock ~ the following described property To
SIT 90
ONE CERTAIN LOT or GROUND si-na,.5 :,
the Second District OF his city in tn" square com
Prised within Royal, Hospital, Charities and Tr,u
lines streets, ii siguated by The nn t.,y one An
plan dated The twenty fourth F-hurary 1897 and
deposited in the office ct Amedre DuCat4l a notarI
pubic OF this city, as plan rumh~y three OF ~,
book OF plans number two; said Rot of o onnd
forms the corner OF ROYAL and hOspit,l straa+.
aud measures forty sis feet Zen inches front . >
Royal street ov ninety feet deep and front ~, H..
pltal strset5 together With all the building, ara
Impro vemerts thereon, without .ycepti on or D..
sci ton. being the same property acorired D.,
The defendant herein ny purchase from NJ
Amelia Haeharie sxuf widow of Horace g t,arn
mack, per act passed OeGore said notary Ducat.I
on the twenty ghth day Of June IatSq
dred and sixty nine.
Seized III the abovs suit
Terms and ca iditions-rhe rurcNa.p 20 s.su,ns
he payment of she following bonds or notes due
the Ccnsohdat d AseociatiOn OF the Planters OF
Louisiana, and secured by mortgage on the sfore-
dld property. to wit: one for sI1 hundred and
.nety eight dollars and fifty six ents PAYABLE.
June !, 1913; one for sis hundred and XIV dol ara
shd tnlftV slA cents payable Jun" l. 1874, one for
~ hundred and twenty twO dOara and siytaan
cents. payable June l, 1875 and on. for II 9 hun
red and eighty three dollars and ninety sig cents
psI able june 1876, making the aggregate sum
'Wo thousand i've hundred and snts q We dollara
and four cents and the balance OF surplus OF said
purchase pIice TO De paid cash the spot.
W. i HAhPRR
fels mh72 sheriff o, Che Parish Of o leans
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p. Conneif vs.. w. a.. ,seauauz


&SrSTH DISTRICT COURT VoR YHE pASrNs.
- OF orieana No %oo4.-8y virtu, III $ W.T. %
.rH iacias ts me directed by the honorable
tie Sixth Oistric, Court for th, par,sF, % Ge
Leans II the above entitled cause VIII prc.
ceed TO sell at public auction, at the Merchants
ana Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal strret s-,tvr.a
canal ana custom house streets in the ~ .oud Dis
trct or this city. on eATC tDAY March 29 S3.9
~ Twelve ssooS NJ tho sO4sI.iug * Eitsri prou
srty. 80 wit S0%
TWO CERTAIN ioTs sp GROUsr. xith Shs
oulAlugs ana lnlpro Vtmrn'- thereon sitttst.a IN
IN" SQUARE founded by vr-'. Sarcndclet date
hpoh"l Bar"nE. (late Btcchasl aud Phi hip atraetsss
IA the Fourth District of this rIty said lots di "A
each other and are de- igust.d b, .h. n@mi,. Es
seven and eight, on 81 pLn ny a.. A. Heda !a,e sur.
veHo1 on the fifteenth Of March, 1851. deposited ia
tn. office ot H. b. CenAs th-r, 70 n.t,,y pu.r =, thu
eits ans measure, each. thirty iron, on Pirsa
street by one hun dred and tw' MY feet ID depths
AtWt On parable lines, tuleri an rrasrlre RrOis.
folio ri. $3.50 Se '~ee
Seized IL the above suie,
Terms-CSsb OIL tht spot
s,ae,,, ~ p 8ARPHR,
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SHERIFF7S SALES,

Iauis Nathe VS.. 4. %. BernOudy, Agent
OF H. D. dc la Croi1, W. y. WimOt 4 Co., n
TrepagnHr, subrogated. VS.. HypoIlte D. lie La
CTUIk
E9URTH DISTRICT COU6T FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans Nos. 80 i66 and g T33 BY virtue OF
Two wrIts of teri facias to AIrected by the
hor ora Die The Fourth District Coar for the parish
of O. leans; in ke above entitled Gauss VIII pro
Cs+,1 to sell at pubic aut!ou the Merchants and
and Auction-ers' Exchange ROYAL street. between
Canal and CustOmhousa streats III the Second Dis
trict OF this city, On TUESDAY. April 8, 1873. at
twelve O'Clock n. the following described prep
ezLV 20 y T.
THE STEAMBOAT HUNTER, together with a,
her furniture. tackle. apparel. mae inery. etc a.
she now lies il the Mississippi Tiper left bank. oI
positr the Convent, below town.
Sciz- d In the above suits.
T.rms-laSt on the spot
" p HARPER,
rnh7 81 ap3 Sheriff OF tbe Parish of 0rioaIA
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SHERIFFTS SALES.
Bernard lacaz. W. Joseph Joucs.

bernard ERcRIe We Joseph JOHe$s
StIXTH DISTR'C'r OOUBT POR TIE PARSE
= q. Orlsau. No 3sr-BT sirtue OF H'tlt of
7,.i,ure aud saIe mt d. tcted by 'ha honorable
the Sixth Dis rict Court to- Tho parish OF Orleans
in the above Untitled cause, will proceed TO sell At
public auction at tn. HcF.han AID AuctioHrsEs
Exchange, Roval street, oetW.an Canal AID Gus
tomhouse streets IN the =. cond District OF TIN.
city, on SATURDAY, Marcs u, 1873. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following de scEibed properly, 10
ut
A LOT OF GROUND, together nth al ths build.
irgs aud iT pro vements tAtR on eli uated in the
FIRST District of this city, that part or portion
called The triangle being the corner OF an angle OF
said triangle neaTt ST tho wv, and sig %'td by
the number fourteen, on u plan draw by .. y.
Himpe, late surveyor, dated May y, 1884 Winch
said lot measures thirty tight feet we nches trout
on Louisa now Cail0pe, street. thlrtY-.lght feet
SIX inches front Triangle street, ten feet font
to the river nov 70 FRONT street. and thirty
i2ht feet eleven inches i'll depth on the 'rregula,
line which divides /. frOn lot Uumtsr th'rtt"n.
The whole agreedbly TO a plan OF A. tastalnS i
j. A. CellOs architects, dated October % 1903. ana
deposited N the office OF. Z CuSe!llsfo notary
public in tins city. . . .
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase h. made Thereon IRON
Michael Schuier per - passed on tls ninth OF
EOyembe. 1875 before laid notary, y. q. CuveuleT
Plan shersof "a GOV on exhibition st the ka
change
Seizsd IN the above suit
Tsrms-GaSh on the spot -
~. J, Z ,1s..-