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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-10

Cuzu.aenoins Monday, January a3, aSS3.
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AMUSEMENTS.

cr. CHARLES THEATRE
&c b1zsy vITzGRRAL ..RtAge Manager
Rrs.iny Evening, January 10, 1873,
ppsRYrr or SOL SMITH RUSSELL
THB CELEBRATED AND ORR ISAL
BERGER FAMILY
swiss Bell Ringers,
vouse I.ADiEY SILVER CORNBT BAND, PARLoR
ORCHESTRA. and
SOL SMITH RUsSRLL,
,Ss rsatest hunorist and facial mimis OF Tho age
npAxO BHRGER mATIHBB saturday Noon.
s0EDAI-The W. H Ii GARD COmBiNArlON.
mara omen at a quarter TO seven, the overture
vii ecrnEenee at quarter 90 TO siSs, ns 9Grqca T
~ 9! ee-------
AOADEnIy OF MUSIC.
LAST NIGHTS OF rBB GRRnT
DOUBLE CIRCUS.
aogIsstS AND sEBAsTIAE RIDE
NJ sae STARS In tbs Ring s+ one ENssssisnens
pRIDAs-3ese9it Of James RobinseSe
MTuKDAs-Lase Circus satsn6es
MONDAY. January la-Lydia Thotnstea. 5AS
VARIETIES TH&ATRE.
ssse Lssses s.................L LAWRENCE BAeRBTT.
LAWRENCE BARRETg.
esdae asvening. January TO- and Saturday Hasnss,
January ii,
mARBLB HBARF.
Saturday Night January Bq
julius CESAR.
A. sa~sav Ja,uary H. Mr. Barrett sSi1 apy3,ez as
ENOCH Arden.
Tho greatest living Aetress CHARLoTTBcusH-
tas Lorraine ROGERS, Director.
NEW ORLEANS
FIVE Days 0ELsO
Cuuu.aeuoinE Monday, January a3, 1873
TIvOLI OIROLE LOTs
yssoID. TIP CoSoURRING HRRo COMBS {
40 pent mp Utioa oontpsCss oar IasweAs
~OLD" JOHN ROBINSONB
0REAT 2OOLOGIUAL EXPOSITION
woRa.vS GREAT FAIR OP WoFDRRS.
The crowding event Of
TTh AluBEEnhNE "VhAp3
In conn. otion with
yaR GREATEST MBNAGERIB,
THa LARGEST AQUARIUM,
THB N sr EXTENSIVE MvSBUh,
Will be found
HIB BEST CIRCUS IN THE wORiDi
A truly great grand, unique and wonderful ex-
AIbdtion. All Of the wonders connected herewith
no 70 be for
eNB SINGLE PRICE OF ADMISSION!
Five hundred living snima a, four husdred nson
md horses, fifty srenio celebrities, fouD great
sSvns forty oases of animals compraas
THB MBNAGERIH
h aGditson TO which are the following sTR cfsfies
now on exhibition with this
yAfT AND COMPLETE ORGANIZATION
Nbas are not owned or controlled by sny other
alliance In the world.
MAMMOTH RHlN0CHRoS. OF UNICORN OF
holy WRIT" weighing coo Ibs. and costing
sBss . GIANT osrRIOH, twelve feet high,
costing s5o0O; Nine MONSTER SRA LIONS the
hrgeet ever capture d; the AFRICAN BLAND, one
Of tte beautiful creations of the Animal Epgaoms
the GRBAT HARTB BBnTE; the WILD TARTAR
Hk YAK; the AFRICAN zBRRA and the POLAR
BHAR, are among the cOrlOsities Of eha Ant
MAJ hAikuOM JIlhl make VnT
sesoxEHs OF ZOOLOGY AND SRNITHOLo3g
To- largest, Greatest Rsld Bess In the World aE
sddtpon 70 which tho excellence u oyr
ARFSIC EETBRTAISMBEF
l. sced+ss znrtvaltss for real merit skh ssrPns
and intrepidity.
@oUR WAMMoTH TEETT
Ire 80 ssrsDged as to exeihit TO tile sesb sfsas
tsge all tae
gASy WONDERS op fHs aREAs sHow.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Adr.isetor, IS centsy children, 50 cents, Doors
Ren at and P N. each day. sa7 et
CT. PATEICk'S CHU&CH.
LRprURE BY RBv. FATHER BURksl.
Sunday Evening. Sapsary B2s
At half past seven O'Clock,
Os the Catholic Church. not abe Isnsss. bat the
asfsty Of the Great American Republic-
Tickets Of admission + tas
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NBS ORLEANS
FIVE Days pNLsO
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LAWRENCE BARREyB.

yssdae aSvening, January 10, and Saturday eaSnSs,
January IL,
mARBLR HEART
Saturday Night, January R
JULIUS CESAR
o. so~day january I3, Mr.. Barrett win spF3ss IS
ENOCH Arden.
Tho greatest living Rotress. CHARLorfBicCsB-
HAM, h coming 1900.
jas LORRAINE RoGstS Drectop. a
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-01
The Negro and the Mule.

The following anccdote, finely illustra.
tive Of the characteristics Of tive deni.
nens Of the South, we find in the editors
drawer Of Hdpers Magusine;
The negro and the mule (writcs a
friend in Clinton Louisiana, are insepa-
rable companions in the Southern cotton
field, and, like the Hawaiian string
bow, useless each without the other
The lazy Indifference and careless cruel
ty Of the one, and wonderful powers Of
endurance Of severe labor. bad treatment
and neglect Of the other, complete the
compatibility of the two races necessary
for the production Of four millions Of
bales. A characteristic anecdote may
be relished by those who had experience
the two. The spectator had taken refuge
from the suns perpendicular rays under
the shade Of a spreading beech, and lay
recumbent, enjoying the fitiul breezes
and the sombre frsthiness Of the country
newspaper. Along the dusty road which
passed by this retreat, came jogging
negro mounted on mule, both, 'appa.
rently fast asleep. AS the somnolcnt
pair approached the spot, some wicked
sprite of the place gave the paper flirt,
which no sooner seen and heard than the
mule, as mules only know how, instant
ly "swapped ends" and leaving the ne
gro sprawling in the dirt, took his de-
parturc under full sail. The negro, half
raising himself, and wiping the dust from
his eyes and mouth, watched the retreat
ing mule for some time in silence, gave
to this philosophic soliloquy;
"Dat's what makes me 'spise a mule -"
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uAaIsrRArrs AND NAcIsrRArr's corrrs

.Npfri-2d nivisinn-W Il Carson, ID Sat
urlays in August, November, February and
May. 2d Division-J d Dennis, "a Saturday
in July, October, January and April. George
Bobbett, Constable.
Odb OrcAad-lst Division-G w Parker.
eth Saturday in March, June, September and
nccember. "a uivision--Robt Stewart, 2d
Saturday in March, June, September and De-
cember. Tuck Ballard, Constable.
Tolam F1ot-lst Division-Craig Lynn, %
Thursday in March, June, September and De-
cemher. ID Division - 4th Thursday in
March, June, September and December. Tol
Douglas, Constable.
Hglldad-lst Division-Lcwis Ball, Sd Sat
urday in January, April, July and October
"a Division John Henson, ist Saturday in
January, April, July and October. Jas. :
Young, Constable.
WdynesJurg-lst Division-E Padgett, %
Tuesday in March, June, September and De-
cember "a Division VIM. Gooch, 9Th Tues
day in March, June, September and December
Granville Singleton, Constable.
TuaTsrdie-lst Divison-John Cash. lst
Thursday in March, June September and De
cemhcr. III Division II Acorn, I'd Thur
day in March, June, September and December.
Sam Campbell, Constable
Hsssgarlgc-lst Division--Darius Lamme,
Sd Tuesday in March, June, September and
December. n Division-J Z Hughes, lst
Tuesday in March, June, September aud De-
cember. W Il Jones, Constable.
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CariaiGR-Uepot Sireet-preaching by End.
5 IL King, 81 and 4th Lords days in each
month at II o'clock, m. Sunday school ,
o'clock, J Il Warren, Supt. Worship every
Lords day by the congregation.
Bapha-Rev. A d Rash, Pastor-Church
meeting lst Saturday in each month. Preach
ing lst and 3rd Sabbath in each month at II
O'Clock, m. Sunday school at . o'clock, @
II Waters, Superintendent.
W,thodia Episcopai, (Souts Rev. G c Over
street, Pastor-Services every Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night Sun
day school at o'clock.
Picsb1dcrirH lS0ufAsrn) -Preaching by Rev.
VIM. Grow, lst and Sd Sabbath in each month.
Sunday school At o'clock, n.
Prcsbsaeriaa General ASSEMBLY Rev. T II
Cleland-Seryices % and ith Sundays in each
month, Sunday school at . O'Clock, IA.
Rush BraneA-Preaching by Elder J l. Al
len the first Lords day in every month.
Giren's Church LiRooln County Preaching
by Elder jesse Walden ever first SUNDAY morn
ing and afternoon in each month.
M. Maria ChriaiaR-Nine miles south Of
Stanford-Preaching every 4th Saturday and
Sunday following, by Elder Martin Owens.
Walau Fla Cumberland FsesBsteriaA-
Preaching by Rev. X. II. Caldwell, 81 Sunday
in each month.
Cfab Orchard Misunderstanding every 2d
Saturday and Sunday in each month, by FL
der X & Gill
Grab Orchard Spriigs-Service in the College
chapel every Sunday, except the second IN
each month, at l0l A NJ. Rev John + Tar
rant, pastor
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During the hot season the excessive
use of iced water is one of the most pro-
life sources of disease aud sudden death.
In very hot weather, when water is rem
dered extremely cold by the use Of ice in
the cooler, no person should drink it in
that condition, but should pour in or
draw from the hydrant as much water of
ordinary temperature as will modify the
water to about an October temperature
Then he may drink without damage
Nothing is worse for the teeth than ex-
tremely cold water, and many man has
acquired dyspepsia by its bad effect upon
the stomach. Not a few have suffered
from congestions which were dangerous
or deathly.
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Death at the Communion Table.


I'VE have to chronicle one of the sad
dest occurrences that have transpired in
this county for many years. On last
Sunday the Methodist held quarterly
conference at Shiloh church, five miles
West of Hopkinsville. A large con
course of people were present, and at
the close Of the sermon christians
were INVITED to come 10 the commun-
ion table and partake of the Lords Sup
per. Mrs. Emily Owen, wife of T. A.
Owen, being COMMUNICATE, walked
forward apparently in as good health as
any person in the church, but when in
the very act Of kneeling at the altar she
dropped dead.
A physician present came to her side
Immediately, but all efforts to restore her
were in vain. The calamity was so
shocking, and cast such a gloom over
the congregation, that the people dispers-
ed to their homes before the close of the
days services. II is thought that she
died Of heart disease, Mrs. Owen was
an etimable lady, and leaves distressed
husband and three little children TO
mourn their irreparable loss.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-01

THOSE who takean interestin interest
i'll be Interested in the following in
telligence, furnished BY . man who has
the reputation Of being good at figuring,
and who asserts that eff the cost of the
outfit of Christopher Columbus, in his
first voyage of discovery, had been put
at interest at six per cent,it would at this
time have amounted 10 more than the
money value of this continet, together with
the accumulations from the industry of
all who have lived upon it, And as a
clincher the 6gurer says if any one docs
not believe he is right, he can reckon it
up himself. We'll all we have to say
about it is this. If Chris. had put his
money out at interest, and it was nov
with all its accumulations, in some place
get-at-able, and to the credit of the
United States, half dozen South Caro-
lima and Louisiana carpet-baggers, who
are great for reforms, would squander it
among their friends in six months and
leave the State $50, 0O0, 900, in debt.
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GEEANINES.

THE hornet is beautifully defined to
be the red-hot child of nature.
A WAC, speaking to a blind wood
sawyer, says that "while none ever saw
him see, Thousands have seen him saw.
MILWAUKEE has had a wooden we'd
ding. Henry Block was married to
Amanda Board. 1t was a plain affair.
A MINISTER walked six miles to marry
a couple lately. He said he felt sort of
fee-bill like. The groom saw it.
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LODGEs.
..A 100. E-Stanford Lodge,
n o. G@NS No. 1856, IO.O.F, meet every
kf[TSNsEFridsy night in Odd Eel
49, SSyTss>lov's Hall, north side Main
street i X Chenault, n G.; Jas Daugherty,V
O. A A Warren, secy and VIM Daugherty,
Treasurer.
Grab Orchard Lodge, No lOs-Meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, Grab Orchard, Ky, every Fri
day evening. james Pherigo, N q X Bro
naugh, V c. 5 II Bryant, Sec.
Rebehh Loige-Meets every LIST and Sd
Thursday nights in each month. j ID Pettus,
n Gi Mrs 5 II Bryant, V G.; james Pherigo,
Sec.
,,LSe.x. Golden RUE Enoa,npmsf No. IN
~ Meetsat Odd Fellows Hall LIST and
'S'oneH- ID Tuesday nights in each month
Jos A Miller, g L; Jn0 o McAlister, \ w; Jas
Daugherty, II p and A A Warren, Scribe.
n Masoaie-Lincoln Lodge No. G0meets
IN at Masonic Hall, corner Main and
M Lancaster streets, every I'd Monday
~ night Ia each month. J X McClary,
w NJ; l. X Nates, 5 w; 4 W Vanon, w;
DR. Geo. Mclsoberts, Treasurer; q Cundih,
Secretary.
Stanford Lodge, No. 402, 4. Y M-Moets at
Masonic Hall last Monday night in each month.
A X Penny, W NJ; NJ Phillips, Jr., s.W;
Cleo d Hopper, J W. A A Mckinney, Treas
Sanford n. 4. CAapicr-Mcets at Masonic
Hall every lsl Monday night In each month.
Jas. Paxton, IL r.
HusioRrle Lodgs, No 1884, A Y M-Meets at
Masonic Hall, Hustonville, Ky, every Satur-
day night before the full moon in each month.
EW Brown, w Nj b @ Afford, Sec.
iaierir Lodg, No $50, OG I-Meets al
Odd Fellows Hall every Saturday night. J
Bilennis, w z IT. Mis- Lizzie Pendloton, w
VT; w l. Vamon, w s.; Miss Amanda
Moore, w II J X sewell, WE s. ] w Paine,
l.. ID.
Golden Sor Loige No. POS, l. O. q. r.
Meets al Odd.fellows' Hall, Crab Orchard,
Kentucky, every Monday night. X. Pheri.
~ W. G. g. Miss Alice b. Hardin w. v. A.;
w; g. Jones w. Seei ID. b. EdmistOn z. W.
CT.
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THE welding of the modern gigantic
fan is developing the feminine biceps to
an extent that imperils the domestic
safety of the sterner sex, The effect of
Indian clubs is trivial when compared to
II
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THE desire for strong drink, so prev
alOnt in this warm weather, may be
overcome by exercise in the eern-feld.
Hoe, every one that thirsteth," is BIZ
BILE injunction.
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THE daughters of the late President
Juarez get $1,000 per annum while sim
gle, and 81 800 if they marry, which is
an injury to the rights of Mexican beaux.
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JONI BRoUGHAM says Pocahontas in
vented the game of poker. We remem-
Der distinctly that Smith called her on a
bluff.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-01

County Court % Monday in each month.
Quarterly Court, LIT MONDAYS in March, June,
September and December. Court Of Claims
81 Monday in October Court Of Levy and
Assossm.nt-2d Monday in June.
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Durbon's Patent Pump.

am also agent for The aboye-named pump Cor dug
OF drilled wells and cistefns.
pcrsons desiring To pufrhase either ~ the above
10 supplied by ein al my Residence Ia Milledseyile
lAncoln county, Kentucky. -.
0o-iy NJ T. hlsaEAL
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Tue marriage ceremony among the In
dians of Florida is very simple affair.
A recent visitor describes ii as follows !:
1.-THE company WIS composed Of a whole
tribe, all OF whom were dressed in their
best 6nery. A circle was formed. the
bride NOTED to the center, holding in her
hand a ear Of corn. Then the bride
groom advanced alongside Of her, with a
decr's leg in his hand. A mutual ex-
change comprised the whole ceremony.
Afler the ceremony, the whole company
danced and feasted on deer meat and
honey for two days and nights"
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
uo FARMERS AND FRuIr.GROwERs

am endoavoring 10 establish a Nar-ery u my own,
Ia Lincoln county, aud nov have about 10. 600
young trees over 300 Of which arc tNo-y carsod AZ
~ icw Eveterecus strswherrv Plants Rsspterrics,
etc am siil agent for the well-knovn and reliable
Nursery of, W, WALkER Co, AnchoraEe, Ky,
and can furnish Frult and Ornamental trccs shrubs,
&c, Of the very best quality, at reasonable prices
Send your orders to me, Al stanford, Ny
r. l.. SIMPSON,
l7i-iul az miles North Of STANFORD.
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Lincoln County Directory.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE
W. G.. Welch, Chairman;
VIM. Gooch, VIM. q. IIansford,
Jas. Cook, John Young,
Geo. w Afford, Shes. Richards,
Jno. Sam. Owsley.
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Saaford--John VI Phillips. Jr., Judge, 9Th
Saturday in each month"; Thos Purdom Mar
shall. 7 J Adkins Special Police.
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sLUssER's PATENT TURNING. PLOw

10 the counties Of Lincoln, Gao Wayne, Taylor, and
Marion counties, am nov prepared 10 iurnlsh them
those desiring such laborsasers, at manuaeturers
prices.
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ONLY THIRTY-oNE HOURS
GTEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK!
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

T1e G5ca Siort Line from ClscisanH or CeiusiIas
Eanf
Saving y 70 10 miles and arriving on iTaine In ad.
vance al NEW YORK
saving 9 mies, and arriving a. hous Ia advance
at BALTIMORE
Saving z miles, anil arriving - hour In advance at
WAhHlNGION.
Reaching PHILADELPHIA one train the quickest.
The Great Iron Railway Bridgesl
Over the Ohio river, At Ptrkersburg and B.aire arr
complete. Morning aud night lines Of Pilman's pal
ace draEing-ruum and sleeping arr run this
route ff0m Cincinnati Columhus 10 HaltimCrc and
Washington City,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
BY this route you avoid an omnibus transfer. and
hIrics.
- Tickets for sale at al ticket Offices n thu south
and l. NJ Cole, general ticket agent; baltimore,
Nd J. l. Nikan, master transport alton, BALTIMORE,
Md. sidney b. Jones, general Iass agent Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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Law, Equity and Criminal terms 81 Mon.
day in April and October, continuing twelve
DAYS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
PIcrr. yiIIarcsaux 1Earnrty Va. Charles


Andrew GOrSucE.
CrYTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans Ne. s430.-By virtue of q writ of seiZ-
ure and sale to directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans, i'll
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and ATctonerrs
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second district of this
city, WEDNESDAY, April l6, 1873, al twelve
6'"loc. NJ. the GCllowin. described property. To
wit
A CyRTAIS POTION OF GROUND situated
the faUbourg st. Joseph, i'll the Sixth District of
this city. formerly the parish Of Jefferson, IN the
square bounded bv Pitt Amelia, PrytsDls Al
PeUistSn streets said portion OF ground ing part
Of the rOrtou of ground marked on the sketch
annexed to ct passed on the sixteenth OF April
1868. before =. Magner, then notary public IN TINS
city, and measures hftNthree feet SIX inches front
on Pi,t street commencing from the corner OF Pitt
and PenistOn streets, and having depth and front
on Penist n street OF one hundred fe I ten inches
three lines, between parallel lines, together
with all the buildings and improvements hereOn.
without +xr+plion or reservation Which property
belongs TO III. defendant herein by means OF tire
purchase he made theI esf from Mrs. Amelia Dixon,
widow of the late Charles NJ Bradford appears
by act passed on first October, 1868, before John
g. Eustis notary public i'll this city.
?. AND The DIVIDED HALF or A CERTAIN
SQUARE OF GROUND bounded by Customhous",
Bl.nville and David streets and Earroiton avenue
tho Second district OF this city being the half of
the .aid square, divided by perpendicular line
drawn from David street to tarlOlltUD avenue,
aud fronting CustomhGuse street. Said square
of ground is composed ot-l certain pie ce poT-
tion of ground designated by letter s. on a plan
made ov 6. T. Dunbar, surveyor, dated December
u, l648, and on copy thereof drawn by Aiou
dHemecourt, la'e surveyor, dated the sixteenth OF
February, l849 and both deposited in the office Of
notarial records in this city; aId-2. OF another
portion of ground. forming the balance of said
square, on q plan drawn by G. 4. Hedin Scar
bourn, survey OTs dated the seventeenth of Novem-
Der, 1883 and deposited III the office of A. Ddcatel.
notary public in this city, numb Der twentyeight.
OF book of plans number five; the said divided half
of sud square forms the whole front of said square
on CustomhOuse street and has one half of the
'front.' respectively, on David street and CarT0llton
avenue together with all the dependencies of sad
divided halt OF said square. Which property be
longs TO the defendant herein hy means Of The puT
chase he made thereof from Joseph Griffi b Ellis.
appears by act passed on the twent cOnd OF
April, 1863 before Robert Joseph HcT MosaTy pub.
lie in this city.
Seized in the above suis.
IeTms-sash Oh the spot.
w 2. EsRphR
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
ap9 l8 pyl0 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
4. ROchtsess 4 40 vs.. Harr, Lets and

Joseph r. Lott.
H+OERTH DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans No 33l3G-By virtue OF % wit of
seizure and sale 20 me directed by the hon
orabIe the Fourth District court for III. parish
of orleans, in The above entitled cause, VII!
proceed To sell at public auction, at the Ter-
chants and AuctiOuesrs Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Custom hOuse streets IN the
Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY, May
u, 1879 AT weVe o'clock Al. the following de =
s,ribed property, towit-
THREE CERTAIN SQUARES OR PORTIONS OP
ground, together with all the building. and I'M
provements thereon, rghts, privileges, customs
WAYS. seTvitndes and Hhat-Ver else may Or there
unto belonging eY IN Any - Use appertalnlny, stu
uate in Burth-vlll. now in tho sixth District Of
this city, and designated on sketch made bN }.
A. bh.mecourt, II deputy surveyor Of this city, ~
the numbers one bundled and twenty three kDne
hundred and tSentv-nlne and one buHdr-d and
thtrt' one, and bounded as follows, VIZ: square
number hundred and twenty three by Henry
Clay avenue, Edmond, Barrett and Story strsets.
asl measures two hundred and eighty nine ieet
five inches front each Of Henry Clay 2veuUe and
Edmond street, and two hundred and thirty one
feet, six inches line trOGt each vi Bar
rett and story streets square number one hun
dTsd and twenty-nlne bounded bT Henry Clay
avenue, Edmond, Peters and Burke streets, and
uneaeure5 two huDGrtt and sIghty-Iine feet, five
inclss front on each ot HenTy Clay avenue and
edmond street and two hundred and thirty one
feet, SIX inches one line iron: each OF Burke
and Peters streets; and square number one hun
Ered AID thirty zone, triangle s bounded by sla
bdTue, Edmon3 and Burke Btre$ts, and measures
about three hundred and thirty one feet front on
Claiborne street, about tvO hundred and thirty
three feet eleven inches five lines sfIont Ed
mond street and about two hundred and thirty.
feet five inches hTe lines Burke street.
Being the sam. property scquired by Harry Lott
and JOse ph 2. Lott, defendants herein by purchase
from Mis-. Mary Ann johnson, slte Of James Joseph
Jones, per account passed before William shannon
o notary public IN this city, dated kSrck Js 1871.
Seized u the above suit.
TerRR-Cass OF tho spot.
sE euy.G sEers Of The PArSb 81 orleaLs