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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
state Items.
q wants to fight Spain.


Middletown wants to fight Spain.
The Odessa revival continues with increasing
interest
Drummonds Mill, near Middletown, is again
in operation.
LoweIy has introduced billiards into his no.
tel at Milford
Rev. Thomas Seward, OF Baltimore. will leo
ture in Milford on the 4th prox.
The house Of VIM. Nelson, on the Lewes road
near Lewes was burned on Monday dnring the
storm.
John Heyd. of near FELTON,. was recently
robbed of %ll7 in honse where he was stop
ping in Philadelphia. The thief was captured
and held for trial.
The Net1s says that very few goods are now
bought on credit in Milford and the farmers
crops are not therefore mortgaged in advance
to pay his bills in the Fall
VIM @ Fountain Of the Capitol Hotel. at Do
YER, offers II 900 for hog as large as the one
he expects to slaughter on next Saturday, the
27th inst, the hog to be raised and owned in
the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
Philadelphia Topics.

Small houses, at moderate rents, are in de-
and.
The graduating class Of the Girls High
School has agreed not to receive any bouquets
at the commencement, except such rs may be
presented by parents or guardians.
Several OF the Manayunk mills are about re-
suming operations.
Orders have been received at the Navy Yard
to have in readiness shot, shell and powder
for seven monitors to be delivered in periods OF
one, and three T1onths.
Miss Nellie Grant will be among the Martha
Washington girls at the Centennial Tea party
The Press believes that hereafterit will
cost more than money to get high 0. zoe from
the Legislature.
The street car conductors alarm punch has
been counterfeited.
There we're 252 deaths last week.
The North Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has provided club room for its conductors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
The 0ur.I.ooL l er. MnrIiI.e.

The war-cloud does not look 80 black. The
Government has put the navy and the land for
Cos in condition to make our position strong
one-so mat If wo threaten, it will not be ali
empty menace-but it appears possible that
there will be no war. General Sickels has not
been ill-tteated it appears that there were 10
butcheries at Santiago, after the order from Mad
rid, tho whole number Of killed beit 4 the iifty-
three first reported and it now looks as though
We should have more diplomacy than blood But
we must have reparation for the wrongs done
us, and security against their repetition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

PRAISE Meeting AT THE WEST CHURCH A
praise meeting was hold al the West Prssbyteri-
an Church, last evening which was attended in
euch numbers that tho audience room and gall
lery was filled to repletion. The exercises con-
sisted mainly OF singing, but several brief ad-
dresses were made by the pastor of the church.
Rev Mr.. Otts. The singing was embraced under
two heads-Spngs OF Creation and Songs of Re-
dcmptiOn,-all OF which were rendered with ilno
effect. The selection, "whIle shepherds Watched
Their FlOcks by Night was especially praised.
Miss Battle Goodrich, OF Washington, wa, pres
ent and sang a solo from the 0ratorio Of the
Massia, by Handel, entitled " Know that nv
hedeemer Liveth, for which only the sAnctity
of the place and occasion prevented hearty
encore. Mr.. Bradley James was the orsauist Of
the occasion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

AN EFFORT TO PROCURE PARDON FOR HUan
SWEENEY An effort is being made by gentlemen
in this city. friends of Hugh SYeeney nov serv.
ing out sentence in the New Jersey State Pr
son. cOnvic.ed % causing the death OF Mr. Davis
Of BIidgeton, in riot in the hotel of the deceas
ed, something over year ago. Last week
several gentemen went on to rreutou from this
city to intercede with the Governor. but he Ia ad
been called out Of town by the death of a rela-
tive, aud his Secretary of State was likewise
ali Jent The Wilmlugtonians, however interest.
ed an editor of one OF the Trenton papers in the
case, and he promised to use his influence with
the Governor upon Ills return communicating
the result of his interview as soon as obtained
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

The LIoRNsEs.-An inspection of the list oil
license applications and the disposition which
was made Of them by the Court published ii
fridays COMMERCIAL, reveals the fact that "a
Of the 102 applications made were from this city
or these Al were for tavern license, only Is OF
which were granted IL were merchants licenses
with two approyals aud IL Druggists licenses
with 4 apprOVals. The total approyals were "a
while the reflections and aband0nments amount-
ed to 80. From the country districts there were
only % applications, 6 Of which were rejected
and abandoned. A greater per cent of those
in the country were licensed because they were
principally hotels.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

ATTEMPTED 0UrRAdg.-Ou Sunday night a
negro man named Frank johnson broke into a
honse at Bombay Hook and attempted to com.
init an outrage upou q lady living there. Mary A.
Collin, The lady succeeded in escaping from
his clutshes and ran to the nearest neighbors
Tue negro was afterwards arrested He had
been living with Mr.. John f. Goldsborough sew.
eral mouths il about % Years old rathel
stout, and came, he says. from fredericksburg
Md. He was brought from Philadelphia by Mr.
G. to work on his farm He was perfectly com.
posed during tha hearing which took place be.
fore Esquire Bndd, Of Smyrna, and was con.
Quoted with remarkable quetness for crimes OF
this class. He was UommIttod to Jail in default
of $5O0 bail-HdUggLiSpy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
The Clayton House
AnRIvAIs ur no NooN. TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON. TO-DAY.
II b Titus. Washington, d. @.
Nj Child, Jr. Cincinnati, o.
10 Miller, City.
W l. Wilson.
James A Harris, N. Y.
George Sanders Trenton, N, ].
W Haines Phila.
Geo Thompson, e
L Hayes, Il Niece, N J.
E VIM. Ii. Newton. st Georges.
b Miss Moorehead. Parkersburg W. Va.
Is y. Roseberrv BALTIC.
j. @. Clifford Pha.
W. O. Selden, n. Y.
F. B. Lysle, Phila
j. l. Killgore. City.
+. NJ, Gilpin, Phila.
s. NJ. Provost,
d. NJ David
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
COuImero'ai Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHhADELPHIA, Nov. "a.
Cotton steady upands 1515. Flour a little
firmer, superhue, $425@4 75 extras s5Cg5 75
winter wheat extra family a76D7 Y. Rye flour
steady at 81 80. Wheat unchanged. red 81 45d
1.55, amber u cool 66 white IL 700l rs. RVe
no sales. Corn steady yellow and mixed 67@
&c. Oats steady. white 52953c mixed 47@49c'
Whisky oull at 9416c.
PHILADELPHIA oAfrnE MARKETS.
Cattle more active. and tirmer com. to extra
Penna aud Western 56D6e sheep in fair de-
mand, 1t 41l@5LS hogs higher at S6.50@750
per cwt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

The WATER WIroH AND RELIANCE SoUIRr.-
On Saturday night last. meeting of the com
mittees of the Water Witch and Reliance Fire
Companies was to have been held to arrange
for trial between their respective st Gamers on
Thanksgiving day or at some time near thereto.
The meeting was not held. but the Reliance
Committee sent letter declining to join in the
contest on Thanksgiving day, or the Saturday
following. The trial may yet come or
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

LOCAL AFFAIRS,

Buckingham. the grocer, distributed 800 loAves
Of bread on Saturday night.
Board Of Education, this evening,
There will be a public meeting in aid of the
poor at Central church, this evening.
The trial OF the Bank Burglars begins to-mor-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

THE EXTENSION MEETING The meeting of
persons interested in the extension of the Wilm-
ingtOn Il Western Railroad to Oxford, tomorrow
af ernoon, at the Warrington school house. six
tended, uulers the wealIer should prove very
unfavOrable Mr. L Heald, we hope, will bo
able to be present, and We anticipate good re-
suits from the meeting,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

REVIVAL IN CAR-BUILDTNG. We were informed
this morning, though not officially, that there
are indications OF revival in car-bullding at the
works of the Jackson X Sharpe Co. We learn
that they have obtained a contract to build eigh
narrow gauge cars for Railroad in Utah, and
that there are several in for repairs. Among
the latter is the drawing-roOm car CLeopdtrd,
which was lately sent away from the works co.
tirely new on a southern tour, ana which was so
much admired in Baltimore aud elsewhere. 1t
has been injured in some manner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

A BANK DEFICIENCY EXPLAINED D-Sometime
about the year 1861 there was a deficiency in the
accounts OF the Farmers Bank at Bird and Mar
ket streets which no amount of figuring could
explain. The amount was a small one, and SO
was set down among the losses of the Bank But
on Saturday, while wOrkmen were removing the
safe, the mystery was uurayelled for under the
safe, lying upon the floor were two shining $50
gold pieces aud enough small change to make
up the deficiency. Tie money must have been
dropped and have rolled under the safe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

DEDICATION OF KISGswoOD.-Ihe dedicatory
eerycts at Kingswool chapel, which were post
poued from the l6Jh were performed yesterday
afternoon, the occasion OF the formal occups ton
of the chapel. The Sabbath Schools OF st.
PauIs NJ. L, Church attended in body, and the
chapel was well filled. The dedcatory services
took place before the opening OF the school,
During the afternoon, Mir. q II, Greennan, the
Superintendent Of the SchoOl. read b.ief his
tory OF it's rise and present condition, aud was
followed by Messrs Joseph Pyle and Isaac L.
Crouch in short addresses.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
HInIhttO the Pint

On account Of minors that his notes had
been protested j. Edgar Thomson, the President
of the Pennsylvania Railroad seat the following
concise telegram to New York, on Friday;
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q. 1873
have not been protested, and do not believe
l ever shall be. j. EDGAR THOMSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE sIoNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINGroN. Nov. "a.
Probabilities. For thoi Middle States north
east and southeast winds. falling barometer,
cloudy weather, and snow and rain respectively.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
SECOND EDITION.
The spanish Troubles.

GERMANY sENDINo HER IRoS-oLADs TO SPAIN.
LoDoS, November "a.
Two German iron-clads are to be sent to join
the German fleet which is already in the Span
ish waters.
AMERIoAN SHIPS ON THE MOVE.
FORTRESS Monroe, Nov. "a.
The U. 8. steamship ossipee conveying the
monitor Mdhopdc from the Norfolk navy yard,
is as anchor, here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

CONVENIENT DIAGRAM "A neat little pocket
diagram Of the seats in the Opera House has
been issued by Boughman, Thomas Il Co., for
gratuitous distribution. Those wishing to se-
lect seats for entertainments there will find it
very convenient.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
aeatls.

wEBR.-on the Qsd inst Mary H., VIE of Thomas
d. webb.
The rel tives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend the fun .Ia from the residence OF he SON
in-law, Edw. Rringhurst, Jr M. $40 West strest,
on tlf dAV tftelnO1n Eleventh Month zIth, 70
leave he house at ~ O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
Police court.

Six DRINKS since Saturday
James Hamilton and John 7. Reed we're COM
mitted to New Castle for 60 days Ior yagrancy.
Charles Clubs, for on assault on j L. Gibbs,
was required 10 pay the costs ana glvG a peace
bond OF 800.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

merchant who inserted recently an adver
tisement in the COMMERCIAL, for a week reports
that his sales showed positive and immedi-
ate increase. 1t does pay to use printers ink.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
5-Fatlon Iishr.

1T Is NOT AWAY FROM ITS PLACE.
LEwEs, Del, Nov. "a
The report of the disappearance of the five
fathom light ship from her place is fatty contra
dicted by other pilots who saw her in her place
vaafar,lav
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

PLsASK remember that DsWolf not on'y sells
rea made clo hing, but makes suits } order with
despatch and to satisfy the most fastidlous taste,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
England.
MORE RAILROAD ACCIDENTS,

MORE RAILROAD ACCIDENTS,
LONDON, Nov. "a.
serious railroad accident has occurred near
Birmingham. No details are yet received, but
many persons are injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
New AavsrtInsmsn.., rhI. pn,.

Funeral notice
Cloaks OF Lich enstein'g
Ound-Black creme veil
LOst-Clreen pO"ketbOoE
List OF unclaimed letters
Heavy overcOais Nc DeWolfa
Tent-Rfa In Climb stable
The Wayside-A penny weekly
Hardware, &c.-Truman Il shaw
Fine printing-COmm"rci j PresB
Two men wanted-A ID Vrndsver
Dinn' 7 disneA-T Y deNormandis
Balsam OF wild CheTrY-City Item
Msnted-Situalion by a dr. By maker
Htu esa7d lots for slle-Eg -rTlnger
HI lksRivlnE SIP tr at Scott NJ E Church
Farm Tor sale or exchange for riiy ptOperty
Boa ding 'Or man and wlfe-l06 King STREET
supper and enter' ainment at ~ Paul's Church
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

A NEAT DOG COLLAR, With his name engraved
N upOH 1t, wOuu be an accep aUle git tO a frirnI
Wa owned dog; VSrlety 70 choose from ut the
hardware store Gf
TRUMAN \ SHAW,
NO. $50 tkignt rhirty-rVel Market st, below Ninth,
Philaaa anita
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
AenJ advertisements. /.

DHEW H-H-HoW SHIvERi-well, then, put
on your or one Of the klnas OF door springs
for sale by
TRUMAN d SHAW,
No. ss5 Eght Thirty-nVe) Market st below Ninth,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

IMPROVEMENTS - PREPARATIONS AdArsBT THE
hPAHlAitDs--IHE ALLEGED BCRGLAIls-Do OOM-
Ika LvENrs CAST A SHADOW BEFUHz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-25

SlETH DISTRICT COURT FOL. TIE PARISH
- q. - ears, No .. Dr. ty vl.ta. q. Wrlt ~ seq
- a.. s.ls 70 IL. DIRE! Sv IL. honorable III.
sE'h t.sfilct Court 70: ne Va:.. !. o: Orlesns u
u" aD1v. entitled cau.s WI proceed 10 al! 3,
i-o.1 auction, at II. Merchant. and suctiouesI.
'a!n4-o,he streets, II IL. >-co:.. iIsf: 81 of IL
CIV. On II t>DAE tc.nU.. 81 lg.J AZ twelve
c'c. y. .hc .o-Io".L. ....c:.,.. property. to
EI.--
:. .iii HALF OF .:a..iS :t.r OF GRoI' SD,
".': a Il. building. al iApr.r.ine''s Thereon.
.'.-.t IN me fdut0l!g IRENE, ..Hc;t 'l.tfics Of
-. ~ dos gnate.. - -. .umbe! "l., in square
"a. ;.l. '.-.:e .tTe... a.! ..35.'-s thirty fee.
f!u'' o.: cont street. 1-e tu.aI.. and twenty.
- - deep Ere,1c D measure accord
-,.'o. al: drawn ~ !I.i. late surveyor, On Vic
:! i'e' a.. Nov. n -. 80 ;.. "a. Xs1 10 act
t.eT.. 'e. in Il. ottc. o. :. d. AIMS. ATE notary
a.:. i. %. Wick ..o.er'v va. l-.c' osei b. the
L-.. dan. htr..n from u ILL 1. tsi.Cre bv act
Ia5sLd Y..GIs r. q. Gy-..ci.k, late L. taTv ,,1hli.
j. sL....tv on III. ."v.tTh %: DrtoU.. 1860.
:. =. LOT OF ttRs't Nd VIII ~. building am, i.n.
movements Thereon situate. .he Fist b stri..
0: III. c.'y, !. sq..-. bounded cv M4Iyoruene
1TrGd-s, Sz.cEls .Lc T..p.lcLO-. streets hem o
'ni.., or =. o':n&l ian o. Il. ia.bour- Auruu.
.isI: - posted i. the I-.ce q: ; T ,'sir4 late
notary i. g n '.ls c..v, and ,n.as ares -hrtg feet
monk on W 4iol.eL. stree, bv one .GL!rei and
twenty Tee: N de,'t. Wh.c.. property vas pur.
chased y II. ceien.an. he:el. a. !. Sd IN abe By
:. BuiA,t, !at. marshal OF lie United States 10.
'ae Eastern Dstr.ct 81 iJui,. ..a OF. he swenty-
ninth Of March, 1865
s@!z.'. i, 'he aDove .ul.
!e:us-t.sa CT -. pet.
s:t , :.2i Sic: f .: the Parish OF ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-25
POLITICAL NOTICES.

attention, Colored Men Of the sixth
DstrIct.-Coorrd voters OF the Sixth District are
hereby notified that in obedience to the call for
convention of colored men, issued by ths com.
mi1tee of colored men, through the Hon. William
G. Brown to meet at the Mechanics Institute on
the seventeenth Of November next. for the pnr.
pose Of electing additional delegates to operst
with those already elected by said committee to
more efectually present our grievances TO Con.
gress at its session next winter there will be
district convention Of colored at the late JEFF
ferson City Hall, en- MONDAY, the twenty-ninth
instant, at p NJ for the purpose of electing four
delegates to represent the Sixth District in said
State convention. The apportiOnmept of delegates
10 the district convention shall be- Twelfth ward
FIVE. thirteenth ward five and fourteenth ward
three delegates. The charmen OF the wards are:
Twelfth ward, JOHN Marks; thirteenth. Hon. A.
DejOie; fourteenth wArd. B. Brown.
The Aforesaid chAirmen will convene the colored
voters of their respective wards at such time and
place they shall deem proper, and elect dele
gates to said district convention, above pro
vded for. By order of the district committee,
J. B. GAUDET. Chairman:
A. Dejoie. n D. Bush,
John Marks. James Lucien.
E. 7. Stamps. NJ. Brown.
A Perry D. Smith.
L. vanderpooi. 4. Wilson.
c. B Augustus. Paul Deioe.
William Baudult. J. B. E. Laiche.
William Young. Jules Dejoie.
}. Boutte. A. Anderson.
B. Brown. Paul Bruce,
L. Bauduit. H. Campbell.
se25 I'd 7. Il. Poree.
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". P. HARPER.
se23 Oc5 IS Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleAnA

.. u. Davis, Jr.. Vs. cohen Nj. Sorfa.
Isstanentary executor of j. NJ. Isaacks dee
ceased.
SIxTH DisTRICr COURT FOR THR PARISH 90
~ Orleans, No. 5092-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable tho
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in thu
ABOVE entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pubs
lie auction. at the Merchan aud Auctoueers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Crks
tOMhOuse streets in the Second District of tli
city, on SATURDAY, October II, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property 20
Wit
FOUR CERTAIN lots OF GROUND. with allfh..
buildings and Improvements thereon, rights ways
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any
Of this city. in square number thirty nine bounded
BY Canal, White, Bread and CustomhOuse streets.
designated by the numbers thirty thirty.one
thirry-two aud thirty-three, on plan drawn bv y
j. Tourne architect dated fifteenth of March.
1864 deposited in the office Of s. Magner, late 3
notary public in this city as plan number seventy.
nine; which lots sdjoin each other, and measure
each, according to said plan, thirty feet front on
Canal street, by depth between parallel lines or
one hundred and thrty.nine feet and i've inches
American measure lot number thrty-three form
ing the corner of Canal and White streets. Being
the same property acquired by the late j. M.
lsaacks, deceased, by purchase from Robert CLARK,
per act passed before N. B. Tr:st, notary public ip
fhis city, on the nineteenth of july 1872.
Nelzed in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction
the eald property will be definitely adjudicated tU
the highest and last bidder for what it will bring
at twelve months credit the purchaser furnisbipc
oohd Win good and solvent security, bearing eight
per cent interest per annum from date and spe-
elal mortgage on the property sold until final
payment Said purchaser will have o deduct and
pay IN cash the printing shertfs and clerks fees,
etc, which amount to about two hundred and
thirty-hve dollars, and, furthermore the state
parish and municipal taxes, the amount of which
is not yet aseertained.
". P. HARPER.
sea- oc2 ~ SSherif of the Parish Of Orleans
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Y. P. HARPER.
Oc: Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleana
+. Bermudea 70. YedrO Noliere.

G1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
- Orleans, No. sll+.-By virtue of writ Of
seizure and sale 70 me directed BY the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. in the above entitled cause, will
proceed 10 sell 1T public auction, at the Msr.
chants and Auctonetrs Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second District Of this city, on SATURDAY, Octo-
be, H. 1879, at twsivs O'clock NJ. the following
described prope ity. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Third District Of this city, in the squa-e
bounded by unon Frenchnen ,Dauphine 0ate Great
mem, Burgundy IlatR Craps) streets and measures
twenty five feet front on Union street BY one hun
dred and forty-tvs feet in dep,l being the same
property acquired by the defendant herein BY pur-
chase from the succession of Gabriel Soniat per
act passed before Andre D. DoriOcouTt notary pub
lie III this city, on the twenty fourth Of April i872
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and COnditiOns-~The purchaser 70 assume
the payment of two uts.andlng notes Fearing
vendors privilege ard special mortgage on the
property herein above described each for the sum
Of four hundred aud five dollars dated April G.
1877 bearing eight per cent interest from date till
paid, and payable, respectively. at two and three
years after date and the balance OF The price Of
'aoj Indication casto
". P. HARPER
SEQ II oclI Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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~, ". 2. HARPER,
az "a "I! Sherif Of the Parish of Orleans.
a. hochereau d Go. VS.. AlgcrnOn sydne y
RecR

tNl!1H DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH Cs
l. orleans Nc .8S7.---By virtue of a writ of SEIZE
Ne and SAX. to me directed by the honorable the
ruin olStrctCeurt for the parish of Orleans in the
ao"'e entitled cause. viii proceed to sell at pub
NC aictiof at the Merchants asd AQctioneers' EX-
chanSe, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, in til. Second District of this city,
on TUESDAY, October :, 1873, at twelve o'clock
M.. the following described property, to wit
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, rights, WAYS
privileges and advantages thereto belonging or in
wise appertaining situated in the Sixth District of
this city and designated BY she numbers eleven
twelve thirteen, fourteen snd fifteen, of square
humber nineteen. bounded by Joseph, Live Oak
Arabell. and Laurel streets, as per a sketch OF
said square, annexed to act of sale by the
heirs of A. p Gray, passed before A. Hero Jr
notary public III this city, the twenty third Of
December. 1870 sad lots measure each thirty
feet front on Joseph street, by one hundred and
twenty feet In depth, between parallel lines: lot
number nfteen forming the corner of Joseph and
Live OAK streets, the said square being the num-
Der niheteen, according TO a plan Of B. Bnisson
lac surveyor, dated March H. 1887, deposited in
the of1ce OF William Boswell then a notary public
10 TINS city; Which property was acquired by the
defendant herein by purchase from the heirs of
A. r. Gray and wife, per act passed before Andrew
Eefc Jr notary public i'll I'll lis citys on the twenty
'hlrd OF December. 1870.
Seized in the ABOVE suit,
Te:ms-Cash on the spot, -
W, P HARPER
se32I Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.