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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15
Ku.Klux.

1t is believed that all the Ku Klux pris-
oners now in jail will soon be pardoned
by the President. The Government, how
ever, will vigorously prosecute all parties
who may heresfter be engaged In KuKlux
prosecutions, and will regard with great
dltfavor all appeals for mercy or lenieney
In such cases.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

FINANCIAL PouLrRr.-A gentleman of
this city purchased chicken the other
day, and upon dissecting the fowl J. was
louud to contain, besides the usual ingre-
dents Of Its kind, Natlonal coin. the shape
Of a three cent piece, In its crop. Pcrsons
should be careful how they throw their
loose change aroand, as there may be
other chickens In our midst addicted to
like Differing practices.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

FAMILY DiscIPLISE.-The opinion Of
William Shakespeare, that "he!l hath no
fury like woman scOtned," received a
practical Illustration last night duling tie
"wee sma' hours" inthe southern portion
Of the city. A fair 90 Venus of the
Ethiopian persuasion gave her recreant
Adonis such ilagellation, and in style
Of such quiet and subdued intensity, as
should insure her u seat in the next
woman's rights convention. The sequel
was most instructive. She left her "pro-
tector" on the corner with strict and
oft-repeated injunctions to keep watch till
her return, but no sooner had her sylph-
like form disappeared in the darkness
than the sentry was seen by the only
witness of the occurrence, deserving his
post on double-quick, while the words Of
farewell that broke from his lips were,
"I'se gwine away to leave you now, good
bye, Susan Jauep'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

CHEsrKR Morris. The City Council APP
propriated rs cents to its vaccine physi
elan as an adequate compensation. 1000
men are employed at Roach's ship yard.
and 500 more would be employed but
there are no houses for them to live in.
One Of the church ehoirs keep up q con-
slant giegling during service. The AdVo
cate says IL takes one hour and fifteen
minutes to send a telegram TO Philadel-
phla. Vouaoo worship is praeticed to
some extent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

KENT CouNrY.-The Levy Court Of
Kent comfy met last week aud made the
following appointments ;-County Trea-
surer, William G. Brown Attorney, Jas.
L. Wolcott. Collectors, Jonathan Brown,
Duck Creek; Peter Wilson, Kenton II,
c. Forcum, Little Greek Philip D. Marvel
Dover Peter c. Gruwell, North Murder
XIII; Elijah s. Caldwell, South Murder
kill Henry N. Clark, Mispillion.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

HIDDEN TREAsuRE.-In an old house,
not over a hundred miles nom Lewes, mas
seen discovered treasure OF very ancient
origin. We have seen one OF the coins,
and pronounce II to be an old Portuguese
Joe. Ths money had been wrapped up
very carefully In a species OF hair cloth,
but time, with Its eankering TOOTH, mas
nearly made nnish Of its texture Inc
house, in which the money was tound, can
be traced back for period OF one hundred
and fifty years. Who shall say oy VIVA,
hands the deposit was made. Inc mind
very naturally goes back to tine tune When
some stray pirate from. the vessel OF capt
Kid, or some other bold sea-royer, stopped
at Lewes aud carefully secreted bis hoard
to be enjoyed at future day.-Breas''af''
Lkchf.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

oIsTEHs.-The Crisneld Leader says
that Samuel J. Hurst, proprietor Of au
extensive oyster packing house here, paid,
on Wednesday last, 81 40 per bushel, for
load OF Tasmakor, (Western shore of
Virginia) Bay oysters-the first ever
brought TO this market, and the highest
price ever paid here for the delicious
biyslves. These oysters were shipped In
the shell In barrels to Wilmington, and to
Philadelphia, to be deYoured by the cor
morants of those cities.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

A LARGE Hoa.-on the sth of this
month, Abraham Gray, who lives at Ris-
ing Sun, Christiana hundred, slaughtered
hog is months old that weighed $40
pounds. We agree with Mr.. Gray that
thia Ia hard to beat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

Nnw FIRM.--Howard Walton, the Ice
dealer, has associated with him In his
business Bradley James. We trust the
firm will be successful and can see no rea-
eon why the large trade Mr.. Walton built
cannot now be greatly enlarged.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

The steamer Chiedmdtgd is being fitted
out as Spanish war vessel, at New York.
1t Is thought the Peruvian Minister will
protest against her leaving the port. The
English "steel steamers" Northern and
SoSthsrR, lying in the Erie basin, have
been surveyed by a Spanish naval officer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

sHIPrARD.-The government steamer,
Tsolsf, which has been under repair nj
Moore's sh'pyArd, has been painted black
and run of the marine railway. llghi
draught steam tug Is being constructed Al
the ward for Enoch Moore.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

PIGEON sHoouNo. The silver mounted
double harness, shot for at the park Mon
day, was won by Mr.. 4. b. Francis,
the match on former occasion having
resulted 10 tie between Messrs- Francis
and Ewing. Twelve birds each were shot
at, the score standing as follows;
Francis, 0lll1,lIlll,u-ll'
Ewing, 101lko11l1, lilo.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

CARs.-Ths jackson q Sharp Car Co.
have out OF their shops and ready for
shipment, nve firat-class passenger ears
for the Great Western Railway Of Canada.
They also have two more cars for the
same comrany, which will be ready In
about week.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

TIE TRLEeRAPH.-The rumor that a
contract had already been made with the
Western Union Telegraph Company, for a
telegraph line from Salisbury TO this town,
is partially incorrect. We learn that ar
rangemeuts have been made with said
Company for line as far as Berlin, but
nothing definite has y, I been accomplished
any further. The Telegraph Company
alluded to has made proposition that If
we will furnish the posts and instrument
they will provide the wire, erect II and
funsh operator. The posts and inslru-
ment will cost, 1t Is estimated, about $500,
and this amount our citizens propose to
raise, in order TO place us within a
moments communication with the civilized
world. Berlin has already raised the
amount required.-SaoiS Hiu( Md. } lfssssn-
mr.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

A PLEASANT AFFAIR AT CENTRAL CHURCH
LAST EVENING.

PHEASANT AFFAIR AT CENTRAL CHURCH
LAST EVENING.
The "Taylnr Mission Band" gave at
Central Presbyterian Church, last week,
one OF those exceedingly pleasant musical
entertainments which have given the
Younger members Of this congregation a
well. deserved reputation for musical taste
and ability.
The church was alled to the uttermost,
and the affair was 10 all respects, hnanei'
ally and socially, as well as unsteady, a
success. The receipts were larger than
tor auy Of the previous entertainments OF
he kind. We can only say Of the per
Torrance that where all was so well done
we esuld not with justice partleularlze'
The programme was as follows;
PART ].
Double Duet, ezra Diavolo," Misses
J. B., l. g., and E. & J. T.
Vocal Duet, "Barcarole," Misses 7.
Piano solo, "Chant du Berger" Mis-;
Quartet, "Gulde me, o thou Great
Jehoyeh," Misses T., Mr.. Il. and Mr.. C.
Instrumental Trio, Overture to Tan
eredi," Miss Hand Misses F. and j. B
Vocal SOLO, "The Bridge" j. u. H., Jr
Duet, piano and hutei MISS 4. D. anu
Mr.. J. II. ]. B.
PART II.
Duet, "Poet and Peasant" Miss j. I
and Miss /. s.
Vocal Trio, "Those Distant Chimes,
Misses. J. H., l.. 7. and j, T. ,
Piano Solo, "Recolleetions OF Home,
Miss f. T.
Iustrumeutal duet, for flute and piano
"Beautiful Blue Danube" Miss E. T
and Mr.. u.
Vocal Quartette, "Meet me to night
Misses T. and Messrs. H. and c.
Vocal Solo, Waiting" Miss J. W. 7
Piano Trio, "Home Sweet Home
Misses NJ. and E. 7. and Miss Il. I.
Duo (for two planos,) Light-hearIed
ness" Miss n. c. and Miss E. T.
Vocal Quartet, Medley, The Misses 7
and Messrs. II. aud c.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

wHARY.-The number of tired ipdlvid.
uals at the depot ON the arrival OF the
O'Clock train on Sunday morning was
remarkable. One was so fatigued that It
required four men to carry him into the
car, while another persisted In indulging
in . tired natures sweet restorer," despite
of all remembrance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

sroLRN Provisions night week
farmer had 10 pounds of butter stolen
from his wagon, standing at the curbstone,
bet ween Third and Fourth streets another
farmer had 16 dozens Of eggs stolen from
his wagon, between Fourth and fiith
streets, The police are on the search for
the thieves.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15
RAIL ROADS.
ESs R,aIlliLI5ATRJE5IPHIA., VII.
MORE RAILROAD TIM

,.,,, NUKE hAiLhOAD TIM
- Comm -4elnG SUE DAY. oct, 2; ls?zs ...
Traing Will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
WAY MAIL TRAIN at S.DA M. Sundays ex.
eeniedl FOR Baltimors, stopping at all regular sla.
lions. Connecting 1T Wilmington, with Delaware
K. X. Line; At Clayton with smyrna Branch r.
R,R.j At seeis9rd with D D; B " AZ DelPsi
ExPRBsS TRAIN at u ID; N. lsandays eT
eepledl, for Baltimore and Washington, stopping AZ
Connestst Whining with train for New dastS'
EXPRESS TRAIN At 400 I; N. lsundays exseY.
Chester, Tharlew. Linwo2d. Olaymp9nt, wiiminf
ton, Newport. Stanton. Newark. slkt0n, NORTH.
east, charls.ton, reryville, Hssre;de-ll.a.,
Aberdeen. PeuYman's, EdGeWood, Magnolia.
Chase and steinmer's RIM
MONT EXPRBss at II 50 ?. M..tOaiiy), 70
Baltimore aud Washington stopping 81 Chester
LlBwood, Claymont, Wilmington, Newark, Eli
ton, North East, Perry Ville Havre-ds-dTzaa. Fu
Passeng er. far Fortress Monroe and orfolk VII
N'' 'A' L. WiLAiadTor TRAINS.
Stopping A. all stations between Philadelphia and
Wllmrgt0n.
nsave PhiladeiphieS a y. g. A. NJ, 2S, 6,0c,
o. - and 10 IS daily p. L. The COP. M. train
solneets with Delaware Railroad for Milford ant
Intermediate stations
as a % and l5P N. The OA N, train viii n, !
stop between Chester and Philadelphia, on san
day Leave Wilmington at e. 70 =. a.
The i u a. A.. srain FROM wilmington will con
rect ht renal auction BY Htteet tSrs witt iht
.rn A. N IRAN Tor eW 1drk from west fntlR
PIiLIpA. AND BALTIC. CENTRAL Il. =.
TRAINS Stopping al all stations an Chester Ufsrl
and Philadsnhis and Baltimore Central Railroad !
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit tAundaI s ~.
esptedl. a y A; 81, and $50 p. ~. l'hlladeipnl
Tor Chaddr Ford ~ ~ o1A w. %edussdays aud
SATURDAYS 3, ~ T. N, fhilRdeluhs for Oxforl
at7Qu a. NJ 20 aud q 80 T. NJ. "Wednesday
and ssUrosT $50 r. N. The lOc NJ train
stVrs ~ sll stations between PHILADELPHIA and
Leave Port Deposit FOR Philadeluhia tsoud.,,
exceptedl, vt 3. y A. 81. aud IS p, n, Oxford ~
philadelphia u 6.lo' 70 - A. y and 20 p NJ.
day. leays philadelphia r. III ord, ssOA. M.
lesve ONiord for thiiadeluhia. 0. 20 Y. NJ
rIntnt lahVnR Wilmiugtou Al o. 90 a, N. and Z. {
N, VIII connect q Lamokin Junction with The
and Baltimore Central RAILROAD +-'
THRQuQH TRAIss RRoM BALTIMORE
Loays Wilmington otto. sO A. H., l231, g. 30 and
OHBsTgR FOR PHILADELPHIA.
A. NJ. llS LIS, Al, l.4i, 6.3i g. 10, t. SO, Z. 81,
gauM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 3lA. NJ. Way Mall. O. % 4.
~ kYpFgss' or. II. Express 1s0P. ID. ExsIoii
Prom Reitimore 70 Part napo,iisnd in,etmad,s.,
stations 80 NJ. and tf6 =. N.
Accommodation tiain tom Port Deposit will
intarmsdi "a f.4.iaui
Trains ~ hni,h1,fs leave Chester alta 08A N
and lQ. 20 A. n. aud 81. 4.
Trains for bhlilmls. lave " iimi4stsn Al u. 81.
% SIT u Il ArG4ia yShk HIAILrHMoRE
Leave Baltimore It ~ Z NJ. st1pYinF at Mas.
nolia, rsrfgm9ns' arsf1a.n, a4ym-aa. grace,
r.. j, FgNNsy. Superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

TERRAPNs. Mr.. E. Dennis, residing
near Stockton, Md, on Saturday last
caught out of Chineotesgue Bay, eighty
one terrapins, for which he realized t75.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

NroTICB -FRrIr GROwEss' MEETING. -
NThe Peninsular Fruit GfoWers' Assoei' ton
will hold its 1rst regular mestng this year in the
Court llOu g vt D-Ve-, on TUESDAY. me 18Th
instant, at 2 o ci pck, y m. As business Ot im-
pOrtance vii come before this meeting. AL the
members OF the AS catiun W. II AS II pers us
+ ALEXANDER FULTON,
fab 2 lQf Vgt secfpturV
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15

SHORT sEssIoN--REBoRT ON THE HOWARD
The Beard Of Education met Monday
at 7.30 O'Clock, President Grimshaw in
the chair.
On motion of Mr.. McIntire the regular
order Of business was suspended, and the
new members, Mr.. James +. Casperson,
for the Second Ward, in place of DR..
Quinby. and Mr.. John Palmer, for the
Ninth Ward, in place of Mr.. Febiger, were
sworn in.
After the reading of the minutes the
Committee on Teachers was continued
until next meeting, none being present but
the Chairman.
MIR. Atkinson, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Howard School, made the fol-
lowing report;
To The Board of Pablo Education The
undersigned committee appointed to visit
the Howard school, beg leave TO report that
they have attended to their duties and pre-
sent the following statement:
! The Howard school, situated on Orange
| street between 18th and 18th, ID under the
| management aud care Of the Delaware Assoc
| clstion for the Education and improvement
| OF the Colored People, and appears to be In
a hOurishing condition. The average attend
ance for the month Of January last is ia,
which IS IS greater than the corresponding
mouth of last year and ~ greater than dur
ing any year since the opening of the school.
There are four teachers In charge of the
school who appear to be cOnversant with the
duties Of their positions, and the scholars
seem TO take an interest in their studies, and
1 to be desirous of learning.
! The total expenses for the school year end
ing July LIST ls72 were VI 2s3 05; for the present
session. up 10 Feb. LIST s7sz Is, and the total
| expenses Of maintaining the school, from Its
establishment to the present time, are
81 63 II. The expense OF the present school
year will reach about u 900.
] The CITY Council, through This Board,
contributed 10 the support of the school in
1871, $1,000, and in 1872 the further sum o $1,000
These amounts, deducted from the total ex-
penses from Sept 20 1862 10 Feb. l, of the
current year will leave q balance Of Ssl6S. Ii
which has been contributed by private indi-
yiduals through the Delaware Association
The higher department of this school,
located ON the second floor is in charge oil
Miss Graves. In 1t are taught Geography
Grammar. Written and Mental Arithmetic
History. Reading, spelling and Penmanship
Your committee heard recitatiOns in Read
ing, Grammar, hental Arithmetic, and ex
amiued specimens OF penmanshlp, aud art
convinced that the scholars are In good
training and have made excellent advance
mcnt in their studies.
Your committee are of opinion that th'
msney which this Board have furnished "a
the Delaware Association for the mainte
nance OF the Howard School Is we'll ant
! judiciously expended Ia the instruction
afforded to a considerable number of the
children of the city. All Of which is respect
fully submitted.
WILMER ATBINsON
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15


interested in fruit growing, should attend,
feb 7.d9,.w2t Secretary.
DUBLIC SALE.
As agents for william Dean Hsq the spb'cri-
bers wi ell ut public sale, on his farm 'pean-
dale, - at Newark, Delaware,
GA MO day, February I7tb. Issa,
Commencing al clock, p. H., prompt.
pair ~ la'Re-~izr mules, years old kidd aud
gentle, either fingl Or doaole.
a. one MIgAn Black Hawk sta lion, riF-
I3H isg4y arr ola, v,ry superior and worth
the ritenti u Of bieedelsi good young
horss s. snitahla for read OF farm.
15h- Of th rougt bred Alderuey cat f7-yytE
tie, comp IL ng frsh cows, sniiuge's, IN
he ierH, bulls calves; 10 head " grade
rat Of superior dairy qualities.
fnrmiu Uteusils-such a. oX-caris, blows. har-
row NC. IN 60 d lrder
1000 busheis turnips, 30 'ons Of clover and timo-
Il rms-'ums Of and under s95 cash, over that
/ smulRt a efc1it Of tx months on tAnkable paper
properly cndsrsed. without interest If pail when
Nj. Dean hiss the pedigree of his thoroughbrsd
stock .ud will satisfy any one Of ther purity in
/ person or by stter.
/ II. T. klDDRLL, Auc inner
REYNOLDS h CO.
Real + 'taie and Coliseum Agents,
/ Wilmington,
Agents .or william d an
EFwARK. Fab. %. 1873
RS-P S.-Jelersonisr. Niilage Record Oxford
l Press, Cecil Wig AVID Dem icrAt and NJ ddlstowt
Transeiip, copy sca and send hi ! with ctpy U
paper to VIM beaa. Newark, Del.
] fulI ID tuu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-15
>JEw MOOT AND sHoE 81
: GEORGE g.. HAGANY


Has just opened, at No. 100 West seeopd .,...
between Orange and Tatnall large ana 80
assortment Of boots aud shpes, for ladies' ran,l
men, boys. misses and children, ali N uhlhu
proposes TO sell at prices 10 suit the present ~,
I'D respec " AXIS the public 70 call a az
mine his stock isss
HORsRs, FURNITURE CARS AND nav
1.-The subscriber begs leave to notify ~
bis frienda and the people OF Wimiuaton In
and vicinity that he still continues toGr0h
keep at his old stand corner OF FRONT AL.
FRENCH STREETS, Furniture ars and n.y.
and excellent Horses TO hire At all hours Fut
tufe aud OTIS er Articles will be removed ftenr,
Steamboat landing and other placesin tks en- =
with gren' care by skiilful aud sober drixsrs 7,
who de,ire dray ng can be accommodated WI l.
promptness at the lowest possible rates W.
jeSwm M0RRI BWRLDIE
MIKE MONRY fast aud honerabIy by AT one.
wi applying for a territorial rirht (Which ~,
/ given frea to Hgents) to sell the best stroness,
most useful and rapid selling sewing Inae6ine
and patent button hole worker ever used Or Nv
commended bv famllies or buy one for v ur oSn
use; II Is cnlv -. sent free everywhefe nv a,
press, Address, for pa tieulars. JEROMk l.
| HUDSON 90, corner Greenwich ndf'or-.
Lane streets. New York. sep 7.sm,s
I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-14

VS. JOci IL
INIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. 4931.-By virtue of a writ OF selz-
ure and sale to directed by the honorable
the Firth District Court for the parish OF Orleans, In
the above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell at
pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange, Royal street between Canai and Gus
temhouse streets, in the Second Dstrlct OF this
city, on MONDAY, September IS. 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
A CERTAIN PARCEL OR LOT OF GROUND, TO
gether with all the Improvements thereon ana &C
ssores thereto, situated in suburb Pontchartain,
Third District of this CITY OF New Orleans, and
numbered one hundred and thirteen, in the square
bounded by Maurepas, Des Marais, Florida and
Savage streets, according to plan drawn by Ia,
nesse, late City Surveyor dated June D, IooS and
deposited in the office of W. Christy, notary pub
lie IN this city said lot measuring sixty feet 'front.'
on both Maurepas and Florida streets by one hun
dIed and fifty feet in depth and front on Des aras
street, being the same property acquired by the
defendant herein by purchase from Henry T. Bull,
by act passed before Amedee DUcafel, notary pub
lie in this city, on the ninth day Of January, 1878
Seized in tbs above suit.
Terms-l. Cash for a sufficient amount TO pay
Plaintiffs claim, say the sum of two hundred and
nifty dollars. with interest thereon at eight per cent
per annum from the twelfth OF July, 1871 TIL the
day OF sale, five per cent attorneys fees, and costs
of suit
amount OF his bid, the payment Of promlssory
note, secured by mortgage on said property, for
the ike sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars
drawn by defendant TO his own order and oy him
Endorsed, dated January 9, 1873, payable twelve
months after date, and bearing eight per cent per
annum from maturity until final payment
3. And the balance OF the price of adjudication
if any, cash On the spot.
auI3 "a sels Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-14
:. II. Davis, Jr.. vs. B. scanlou,

CIITH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No 5087.-By virtue of writ of Sc zure
and sale TO directed uy the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
to sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL street., betwee Ca
nal and Custom house streets. in the Second Dis
trIct OF this city, SATURDAY, October IL 1875
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
eTty. to wit
la CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon and
all the rights. WAYS privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaiu ing
situated in tie FIRST District of this city, IN the
square bounded by Melpomene, Locust Terp-
sichOre and Magnolia streets, designated by the
number four a plan made bv L. Reizenstein, de-
posted in the records of K. Barnett notary pub
lie in this city, of date twentieth December, 1866
which lot number four forms corner of Mel
pomene and Locust streets, and fronts thirty
feet ten inches two lines the said Melpomene
street, by depth and front Locust street Of
one hundred and twenty feet nine inches.
Being the same property acquired by the de-
ftndant herein by purchase from Michael J. Bre-
nan, by act passed before Richard Brennan. then "a
notary public in this city, On the twenty fifth day
of January, 1866.
2. AND i CERTAIN LOT oT GROUND togethet
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights ways, privileges and 3ppurteHauces there
ated in the same district and square the lot above
described, and designated by tie number five on
the plan above referred to- which said lot of ground
peasuTes Jhirty-one feet seven inches in front on
Melponeue street. by hundred and twenty
seven feet nine inches in depth between parallel
lines.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
aI.therein by purchase frem NJ clae J. Brennan, by
an act passed before said Richard BIenan Rotary
on the thirtieth day of June 1906
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
W. p HARPER.
seq 81 ocl1 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans