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CaSUR7 RECORD.
eSefose CaiisA Ss2&es CsssinisSiosev Wei.
FRIDAY, ocroHER 81. 1873.

| sSefere Csai~A states Csr.,nsssiessv Wei.
Ter.
Cnitev States rs. William r. Adams,
John Adams, John Ellison, George Ellison
| and YhOmas VIM; murder. Counsel for
accused moved the discharge of the priso-
ncrs on the ground that tho affi iavi. did
not allege an obstruction OF the iav; that
the courts of the United States had no
jurisdiction OF a ease OF murder committed
within the jurisdiction of the State courts
The objections were overru!eG and ,he
case continued.
tirs, Diasrars Csurf.
State ~. Joseph Huge@.-Mardes. Plea
Of not guilty.
State VS.. Emile Parisc.--Assauit and bat
terry. 6ebtence-nne day in Parish Prison
State IS. John Norton.-Falsely ntterine
and publishin: IS true a forged certificate
Of a public officer. Vertlict-g,liIt: OF pub
fishing only. snd ;he Jury ''strcngly
recommend tn- prisoner 10 the mercy OF the
court.
Stat. -. Juliu. sochs 81 Ai..-Tria! of
Julius SochS and Jak. Haherin. The ease
Of Columbus sInith was separated on mo
tion OF the Attorney General. Twelve Of the
panel OF jurors having served on 'he Sheen
hauscD case. IN the same Indictment. .ou,..
Sc! Tor the accused made the point that
they had the right to challenge them fer
cause, as by their verdict they had ex-
pressed sn opinion. Ovsrruled. and bill
reserved
The grand jury returned the following
indictments:
State VS.. Emma ThYTuas.-Slurder. In
fanricide.' Not true bill.
state Vs. Ann Brown. -keepicS t:sOr-
DERBY brothei. Not a true bill.
They also Submitted the following report:
To t'is Honorable III. Judge OF the Sirs; oi.uic:
Tor the PsIish Of Oaleans
Your grand jury would respectfully call
your attention - the rooms set apart to-
the petit jury.
We find that there are windows openin.
from an adjacent building nearly opposite
the window OF the jury room. and which
afford easy meaus OF in.ress and egress. and
rumors have como - your grand jury that
such use has been made Of the openings re-
ferred to, and we can at least Say that they
are liable to such use, free from Observa.
ton, by the officers Of the court. and at the
same time afford opportunity for converse
ton between jnrymen and outside parties.
Your grand jury would also recommend
that the said room be provided with urinal
and other conveniences. so that jurymen
will not be required TO leave the rooms
during their deliberations. and pass through
the corridors OF the building smon. the
multitude.
Respectfully submitted.
j. BAUDUC. Foreman
New Orleans, October II. 1873.
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s... siAs Tier C~S CEIETEES. Ellen
GslveBe and Minnie johnson met in battle
as-ay il the Girod street cemetery yester-
ga. sheD she last named hauled out
ssUokct .nite and slipped the blade into her
opponent. TIE wounded woman was sent
50 her Nome, 40 No I6i Franklin street.
and fhl a %AilarS was arrested.
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was received with Q perfect hurricane of
applause. and throughout the play was the
subject OF similar hearty manifestations Of
approval. The play is trimming over with
startling, though not unnatural situations,
and the dialogue is replate with wit, seuti-
ment and burlesque. The scenery. ma
chlnery and appointments are novel and of
the most interesting character, and. alto
gether the play is one that will have
strong held upon the people as any of
modern authorship. To be sure, much of
the success of the piece is due to Mr.. Byron's
splendid acting. but he is admirably sup
ported bv Hotto. Charles, and the others in
the cast. We have not the space this
morning to go into details, hut will briefly
say that it is worth all that it costs in time
and money to take a trip with Duwd Byron
Across the Continent" The play will be
performed every evening this week.
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80 aEyEE CONTRACTORS.

DROPoSALS, ADDRESSED To THE PRESIDENT
4 of the Louisiana Levee Cumpan VIII be re-
celved at the office Of the company No % Caron
delet street, until November :, at - n COR the
building of the toflowin. levees vis
Elton Carroll parish.
Bass, Carol parish.
Point Lookout Carroll parish
Point Pleasant No. t. Ten.a. yA;sh
0isharoos Iensas parish.
s,reeu, <Nncords parish.
Glasscock, Concoriia parish
AUSTRIA q, West Baton Rouge I;a..ss
Point Pleasant No. :, Iberville pAri.b
BarrOwville Ascension parish.
Knight LafOurche parish.
caigrs, Iafourche psrishs
Martin, LafOurche parish
Merritt 81. Bernard pa ish.
4alisrerrO PlAquemnes psraI
Rush Bayou Caddo parish
Plano and specifications Of the above viii " seen
at tins Office.
The privilege a rejecting any ans u. bias re-
served bF tle conpanr
oc24 nos TdONAS I. DIX, Secretary.
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ANUsKNIENN
Academy of Music.


."1he Boy Detective" was revived ~ th;,
theatre last night for the benefit Of the charm
| ing little actress. Miss Alice Harrison, III.
audience was not as large az the merits ~
| the beneficiary deserved, but it was .on-s
clatlve. THE Boy Detective" is a strono
card at the Academy. It shows Miss Har
rlson 10 good advantage as q protean
actress besides aftording an opportunl V
| Tor Messrs. Kilbourne and Teaynor fo dis.
play their abilities as character actors in
tne personaticn of seedy Spij7sas and
1'ob"l, which they do to the life. For the
matinee to-day Hazard" will ba -eneatad
Ior the last time, III which Mr.. Fraais Hus-
So, sey ana Miss Blanche Clifton will appear.
io-nignt Uncle Toms Cabin" will be per
1n9,rmed, with little Minnie Madden and
Mss Harrison as Eea and 7opsy. and the
99rlslnal cast: Sunday evening the per
iormance will consist of the double attrac-
ton of "The Boy Detective" and Uncle
lom Cabin Seats tor Miss Westerns
opening night can now be secured.
Varicties Theatre.
1hc fluprez Il Benedict miustrels are do.
Ing their best for the entertainment Of the
puDHc at this theatre. Their season, which
mas not been Q successful one. owing TO an
unfortunate scarcity of money among the
class OF people who support our theatres,
VIII close on sunday evening. They 90
oA' AASip w fAouiio, anu we nope IOr them
better business there, for the troupe il Quo
Vi the best travelling. Kemem6e. tae matt
nee today
-. (hartes 3henepe.
The steamboat John Kyle, on which the
Ss Charles Theatre company has been re-
siding for some weeks, was discovered n.
Baton Rouge yesterday noon. She will
probably drift into port early today.
aud there can he ne doubt that .hs
theatre will open thi, evening. The u,em.
bers OF the company aye Sell MP in their
parts in the opening piece, ACROSS the Con
tinent.' having played tho same with Mr..
byron at the Theatre Royal, in Montreal.
and there ean be no further delay Of the
representation ot the great sea.stiouA
DRAINS.
ne Stpera.
Elsewhere IN our columns will be .o2uI
notification Of box Office hours and scale of
Iricss. The initial performance will be
Thursday night next. The opera sung on
this occasion will be LES Huguenot.." de
servedly considered Eeyerbees's hes. pre-
1ucrion.
Ehe next performance viii probably be |
italevy e grand opera LA Juive." in y hich
y. Gsdiihe vii! appear.
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Oliver DOsed Byron.

This delightful actor, and his play OF
Across the Continent" has been received
i'll nearly ali the cities on the continent
with great favor. The Memphis Aroianchc,
speaking Of els performance in that city,
says:
Tonight. @lives YSowd Byron will begls
an engagement al the siemphis Theatre OF
his play Across she Continent" A New
York paper SAYS: Last evening the Fifth
Avenue Opera House was crowded in every
part, and q more enthusiastic audience we
have never seen within its walls The pop
ular young star, Oliver Dowd Byron, in his
great character of the Ferret, in the new
sense tional drama, ACROSS the Continent, .
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Z. n. johnson vs.. Emile Tureaud OF nj.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ O1isans No. 5l4. BY virtue Of writ of seiy-
u!e ana sale to me directed BY the honorable the
oAtn Dstrct Court for the parish Of Grleans
Ia M above entitled cause win proceed to sel &C
HHuouo aueSen, at the Merchants and Auotoneers
EAcnange' Royal street. betw Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets in the Second District of this
city. On MONDAY. December / 1875. at twelve
CLOCK NJ, the following described property, to
wit f-"FNA'Ji -
A CERTAIN VACANT PIECE OF GROUND s,to
ated ~ the suburb Delcrd in the First District Of
tn;s city, IN the square bounded by St Jos,ph
BavOnne Julia and Carondelet street, foru;ng he
corner OF st joseph and Saronne streets measur.
ing one hundred and Gig teen feet six inchea front
on 81. Joseph street, by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth aud front on BaTonue street and one
hundred and eighteen feet SIX inches IL. width in
the rear and front on an alley fifteen fest wide
Said piece of ground is composed OF the wbol,, 81
iots numbers twenty, twentyOne. twenty two
tWtuty-three and part of lot number mir eteea ON
plan drawn by f. Delaheld, late civil engineer
dated March IL. 1882 and dep0s ted in the office Of
Felix Grma, notary public In this city. The above,
property belongs to the defends herein as fol,
lows. to wit To Emile Turesud in the proportion
OF one undivided fourth. and to Miss Bmelia Tu-
teaud In the prOpOrt en- of three undivided fourths
ny Inheritance from Emile 1ureaud, Jr.. of he
sad Emile Tureaud and brother of Miss kmelia
Iureaud and the Aforesaid heirs were put in pos
session OF the same by Judgment rendered aud
slgned on the nth of January 1911 by the honor
ane the Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the matter OF the succession
OF The late kmie Tureaud. Jr., No. ~ 3I5 of the
docket OF SAID court, duly registered IN the coa-
VeNance ONCE in this city in BOOB No. 80 folio Cyl
Seized III the above suit.
TeTms-Ctsh the SPOT
W. p HARPER
or@Vn 50 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
keDEHPT1OH or CITY BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FrN NICE
View Orleans October H. 1873
NOTICE rs EERRBT GIVEN THAT UNDER AND
IN pursuance the acts OF the Legislature of The
state relative to the redemption OF the ten per cent
bonds of 1871, the commissioners of the said d. bit
will receive proposals until WEDNESDAY, the
twelfth Of November Iroxino. at twelve O clock
for the sale TO the city of thirty Thousand dollars
ten per cent bonda. issue of 1871. to be re
deemed from the surp,us Of the taxes as required
by law.
The bids will be indorsed Proposals for sale of
ten per cent bonds, aaG addressed 10 the under
signed
The commissioner. AhaS save tie eight Of TT,
jecttng all bis
By order of tha BEARD Of Commissioners Of tho
consolidated debt. Louis SCHNEIDER
ocl2 I'd A.lTinis ratOr of Fiuance
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Introduction of Mrs. Paul Laga,

CEGOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pARISE
- or Orleans, No. 35,1i2.-By virtue of a writ
OF aeri facas against Charles V. Lagay curator
IL favor OF Dr. A. Landry and K. Lemonnier to me
directed by the honorable the S-coHd District
Court tor the parish OF Orleans in the above
entitled cause | will proceed to sell at public
aucton, AT the merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Cns
tomhoags streets in the Second District OF this
city, on WEDNESDAY,, November :, 1873 at twelve
VII
shS The RIGHT TITLE AM, INTEREST OF
MIS- P~pl Lagsy in and to the suit and Claim dled
leans sntIted {. '. Lagay, curator 70. Mr.. and
Me-. - ). Marston, No. 1868 of the soeket OF said
court,
SEIZED in the above suit
Ter9s-Cash on the spots
T. r. HARPER
SsF. q, 9o9 Sheriff Of the Parish Oh Orleans
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". P. HARPER
ocl0 70 nol2 Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrIeans
State of Louisiana vs.. Louis Damns.

SUpERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No 733s.-By virtue of q writ of fer,
facias to me directed by the honorable the Supe-
rer District Court for the parish of Orleans In the
above entitled cause, for state taxes for the yesr
1863 win proceed to sell at pubic auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street
hetween Canal aud CustOmhous streets in the
Secopd District Of this city, IN WEDN ESDAY No
yember 10, 1873, at twelve O'Clock M the follow
ing described property to wit
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, tn the Sixth
District of this city, in square number twelve or
two hundred and eighteen, bounded by Louisiana
avenue, Camp Debchase and Magazine streets
known as lots numbers two and three of said
square, fronting each thrtytwo feet on Louisiana
Seized in the above SUIT
Terms-Cash the spot.
W. P HARPER
ncil De nnlZ ShariH ofA ha pnria hnSn
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er,AYEsPs.-yustice Evans had sohle
e.neti.uafies before him yesterday for con
eemr. ct court 1hs natter seems TO have
bsen q mistake
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-01

ARsEsrHp ONCE MONEY!. Gaufes was
SroCtea back to- the first precinct station
yesterday by Detective Dumas, concerning
a3cj ~, about which James Cammack has
something TO say. Accused was also az
qest4S ia.t Yhursdav.
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SUPERiOE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No. 4lo4-By virtue of writ of file ri
faeias 10 ME directed by the honorable the Snpe
I,or District Court for the paris ST. OF Orleans, m
ths abavs entitled cause. for State taxes for
the year 1871, l viii proceed to sell at
pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auction
Gers Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streets, in the Second District of
twelve O'clock NJ, the following described prop
this city, in square number one hundred and
twenty four, bounded by Julia,. Tchoupitouias.
Notre Dame and Magazine streets, known as los
number twenty four OF said square fronting sc ven
ty feet on Julia street, by one hundred aud TWEEN
ty-seves feet ten inches in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terins-Cash OH the spot
". P. HARPER
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We are informed by Mr.. Jose Barangue.
the president, that the Lusitanian Portu-
guese Benevolent Association will make a
collection as usual on All Saints day at the
foot of its tombs for the benefit of that
poor institution the S.. Mary's Orphan Asy-
lusn Of the Third District.
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t'aspard james Va A. d. Bernoudy.
S!XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans, NO. so4S-By viftue OF an alias writ of
feri facas to directed by the honora Die the
Sixth District court for the parish of Orleans In
The above entitled cause. viii proceed TO sell AT
1873, 1T five O'clock T. NJ. in the yard of the
Court house, Charities street, BET ween ST. Ann and
orleans streets, Second District of this city, the
following described property II wit
ONE DOCKET DESh, ONE ARMOIR one
CLERKS private desk, and all the movable furnitrTe
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans.
Seized in the above suit
1erm--Sash the spot
". p HARPER
oc2l nos ~ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana
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state OF Louisiana W.. Mrs. j. VI. Broad-

GCpFRiOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF orleans, No. :477.-By virtue of 5; writ
OF heIl iacias 10 tne directed By the honorable
the superior Court fol the parish of Orleans in tbr,
above entitled cause, for State taxes for the yeas
Ell VIII proceed to sell at pubtc auction at the
Merchants and AuctiUne.rs Exchange, Royal
street, "etWeen Canal and Customhouse streets,
u tue second district OF this city Oh WEDNESDAY.
Ho'tIht.i >. i"'j' at twelve O'clock NJ the fol-
lowing described property 10 wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in the First
psiilct or this city, square number Two hundred
AID ttuty-two. bounded by Caroudeiet, Lafayette
bar"Hne and Poydras street,. known lot one
nail OF number twelve of said square, fronting
nineteen feet nine inches on Carondelet street bv
n!nety five feet in depth
Sc ized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. p. HARPER
oc4 10 ro5 Sheriff of The ps-sh of Orleapa
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State Of Louisiana vs.. samuel Barnes and

GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. Dolby virtue of a writ OF
teri facias to directed by TIE honorable the Su.
periOr District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the soove entitled cause tor State of the wear
lb'l viii proceed to sell at public auction at the
Merchants aud AuctiOneer's Exchange, ROYAL
street bet|t en- Canal and Cu-tonhouse streets Ia
The Second District of this city, on WEDNESDAY,
November s. lS1i, at twelve o'clock NJ the fol,
lowing described property, to wit
ONE ENTIRE SQUARE OF GROUND in the First
Disfrict OF TINS city, known az square number six
hundred ard eleven, bounded by Baudin White
Banks and DUpre streets, and measuring two hun
bred ana eighty three by three buudred and line
teen feet
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
v. p. HARPER
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POUND NOTICES.

SEFARpaENT % So.rCs, |
New Orleans October %, 1873. J
WAS BROUGHT To TEE SECOND DISTRICT
w Pound, eorne. Of St. Philip and Tout
streets
One Dark sorIel HORSE, abeut fourteen '&rd
high, three legs white, and lame IN right f0rs leg
WINCH y rot claimed within five days and The
EXPENSES thereon saiG, sill be sold al public que
tio.. at said pound. 81 kOEDAY November 8
1878 81 oHsl.e 60 oe. H
4OBsRF BREWSTER.
SO N-oc28 id Adninistlato,
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state Of Louisiana We. Isaar lsnt,nnn.

GUPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No A,6.9.-By virtue OF writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed Dy the honorable
the superior District Court for che parish of Or.
leans, III the above entitled cause ( will pro-
ceen 70 sell at Pahlic auction. on the premises
1erinafter designated. on MOEDAl November D
lo's.at haitpa5t ten s,'cloCs 4. NJ. tts following
described property, tao witt
Alb THs GOODS AND MOVABLE PROPERTY
sCIfalued IN the premises No. 80, Tchoupituujas
stree :, Il the Fourth District Ell tits city a. rsr
IL, tsrS which may DC s,sn!a,sy ettics.
Seized in the above suit
Xerms-Cash the spoe
W. r. HARPER
OC2l Is nQk Sharih of The PAR ali of Orla
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StPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No ,2i6.-By virtue OF writ of feri
f"cias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause for state taxes for
the year 1852 will proceed TO sell at public auc-
tion, al the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and C,istomhouse
streets, in the Second District of this city ON
WEDNf SDAi, Move Der IL. 1873, at twelve O'Clock
d., the following described property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND in the
Third District of this city, in square number eight
Fields Josephine, Marigny AND Sodelie streets.
forming the corner "f Elysian Fields "a nd Josephine
streets, and measuring hundred and twenty
eight feet by two hundred and eight ii We feet
Seized in the above sui.
Verms--Casii on the spot.
". P. HARPER,
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state of Louisiana ". Jacob Futcb.

CUPERt0R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 26oa-By virtue of writ of tic ri
facias to me directed by thu honorable the Superior
Dstrit Court for the oar!sl. of Orleans in the
above entitled cause for state taxes for the We ar
81 viii proceed 10 re u at public auction AT the
Merchants and Aucticneers L change ROYAL
street, between Canal aud Gustomhouse streets in
the Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY,
November 8, 1873, at twelve o clock M the follow.
il /. descrised properly 70 wit
TWO CERTAIN logs 81 GR9UEH in the Fifth
D5lrICt OF this cl.y. square number ;hirtv-oue,
faussur: D.vsrs. vo.., G.ul..e-i b. klizs. S-suin
Eyo!iiua ana DC!n. strsets known Is tots nxrube
eus And two u: sal. square; iot number one. fOsrl-
ing she conner OF Elz. ard Eo1ny streets peasur-
ing shirty-ons isot ~ one hundred and twenty
tIilrty-.le feet by ens huud.ea and sWsn.y 4est
Seize. IN the above suit.
Tenn s-casl On she spot.
= z. HARpEY
osT;9 as2 SAsria 2. lie Patish OF O1leaps
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81. haHieN Hotel Company ct al. rs, Nura
cha1 Il Vincent.
GIXiH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ or orleans, NO: '1o..- Rv virtue OF order Of
sale of date October 20, 1873 and TO 1ne directed
by the honorable the sixth District Court for tht.
parish or Orleans in sla above entitled cause
VII proceed TO sell .t public auction, on the
premises hereinatter designated, on THURSDAY
November ~, 1913. ~ haltpast ten O'Clock A. NJ
y IL "s SIn1 rI pr s,, 70 ut
ls's LATELY occupied by defendants. situated in the
baseu~nt 81 the st. Charles Hotel, ST. charles
street between common and Graviep streets in
to Hn.t District of tl,is city as ,.ey inventory
Which may be seen in my office.
5,1av lsionai.v seized i'll the atsys erite
Terms ash on the spcI.
". P. HARPER
6rJt nos l.. SheriT of the Parish of Or,ears
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GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OV
~ Orleans No 923i.--By virtue OF a writ of seiznrt
and sale to ne directed by the honorable the Sixti
District Court Tor the parish of Orleans, in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public au,-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctionet RS y ycbanre
Royal street, between Canal and eustolnhollse
streets. III the Second District of this civ on
ICh.DAI December z 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the fotlowir. described property tn Wit
A CEkTAiS LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated in
the Fourth District of this city, i'll the square
bounded by st. Charles Carondeiet, Pleasant 'and
Harmony streets, designated as lot number seven
on = plan deposited in the office of Selm Msgner'
late notary public i'll this city. Said lot forms the
corner of CarOndelet and Pleasant streets and
measures absut forty feet six inches front on
CaronGeet street about forty seven feet six inches
ia the rear, BY depth OF one hundred and .yeuty
feet On the line dividing it from lot num Der eight
anu depth and front on Pleasant street OF about
one hundred and twenty feet eight inches Being
the came property acquired by the defendants
herein b. purchase from Samuel ,. Shumway hy
an act passed in the office Of ". Met Jones notary
pubic Az this city, on <hs :weDty third day Of No
yernSer, 1858.
Seized in tbs above sns.
IS1ns>ash on tie spot.
". HARPER
Oe I hc1b dtey sheriff OF rae par!Sh of OrIeaua