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~ lCOmmunieatedJ
TIE UAIFI0ATI0H 10VE1E1f.
EDIroR CHIEvI notice that the
unifcntion party has met with ) poor
reception from most Of the country
journals. Scarcely = paper is seen
which does not openly either denounee
it or treat it slightingly as a conn
plete failure. The great trouble seefns
to be that it has come too late. IT Il
a very difficult matter to announce
the colered men of this State, now,
that their rights viii be protected By
any save the Republicans, and unless
the new party can gain the support Of
at least a majority Of tho colored vo-
ters it will assuredly drop to the
ground. It is true that they offer
them all the rights that have been
granted by the Republicans, in fact
they are even more generous, but that
is not the thing; they must convince
the negro that they are sincere and
will follow out, not only the spirit,
but the letter of their platform, and
it will take years to impress this on
their minds. Suppose a member Of
the new party gets up and explains
to a number of colored men the object
of the unifcationists. He tells them
that their civil rights are guaranteed !;
that they can travel on steamboat
the same as white men; that they can
board at fashionable hotels, etc. The
negro listens attentively until the
speaker is through, then he asks him,
" Sir, if what you say is true, why
don't you join the Republican party :
What is the use Of two parties with
the same principles4"
He is informed by the speaker that
the Republican party is dishonest
that it is composed OF a lot of carpet
bag scoundrels, with whom it is infa-
nous to associate, etc; but says, the
cute darkey, elbow about the War
moth Fusion?"
The whole truth of the matter is that
the votes of the colored people are
by both parties. They have
been in the hands of the Republicans
hitherto, and now the Democrats,
or Unifcationists, just as
you choose to term them, are trying
to wrench this power from them.
If Gen. Beauregard and his asso-
ciates are truly sincere i'll their mo-
lives, let them join the Republican
party. There is no marked difference
in their platform, and it is far better
chat they should do this than to adopt
The very means for gaining the votes
Of negroes they have SO often con-
1emned in the Radicals. The Demo-
Gratis have already made themselves a |
aughing stock to the country by their
absurd fusion with the Warmoth |
party, and their vain endeavor to gain |
power by making use Of his |
Warmoth's) raseality, and for Gods |
AXE don't let it be said that they. |
'fter cursing and damning carpet bag
gers, and accusing them Of swindlbe
md hum bnggiDg the negro to get bis
7ote, adopt the self-same plan fort their
'wn political aggandizement. IF the /
Democratic party is doomed to die, /
ct it die making a fierce struggle for
Existence, but let it not first virtually |
surrender anf then use foul means to
DIST itself into power. s. N.
d. Il 1T
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MONEY mazas raItaly with -
M Key Check outfits. sCsaslekus "a
. 3. particulars FREE. S. NJ. Spencer ~
Hanover ST., Boston.
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wlOOOror any case = 4 4 Bind, Itch
ing, Bleeding, or liberated PLEA that DE
BfNG's PILE REMEDY fails to cure. It's pre-
dared expressly to cure the Piles and moth.
ing else. Sold by all druggists. Price 81
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ToHN S. DUNHAWs
YEAST POWDElRS

for PURITY and STRENGTH are IN
EQUALLED. All housekeepcrs WIN uae
them like them. Try them! Your grocer
has them! Sold by all Wholesale Grocers
in New Orleans.
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.ss faw O11aan1has beea quite lively
u 11 ~ amaseur dramatic perfor-
~ billiard contests and private

Ne hotice by our Louisiana ex-
hees thst all portions of the State
leine troubled with an epidemic
- I11nnnala Revenue Tax Collector.
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ADVERTIsEl1ENI'B.
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III ! Vslworth, the New York
sap11s il Sing Singing for life.

= E - Tweed, mother Of VIM.
sss = dead. Her funeral took
n1aoe - the eseaiag Of the 9TH inst.
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loSlSneu LIS ctefkSInp, went 60 San
Francisco, shipped as purser ON board
one OF the steamers bound for Japan.
When the steamer returned Mr.. Bryan
was not On board. He for some rea-
son, chose to remain among the Jap
anese. Some time afterward he did
return, but how7 Not as purser, or
sailor, or in any mental capacity. Soon
after reaching this city he began to
distribute his cards among those with
whom he was acquainted, and 10! and
behold! Mr.. Sam. NJ. Bryan, was
Commissioner, ETC., from His Royal
Highness, the Mikado, aud Tycoon,
and all such like titles, to the United
States, to England, France and Ger
many, with full powers to negotiate
treaties relating to the postal affairs,
ETC., between the governments of His
Royal Highness, ETC., and the govern
ments OF the said nations, and a great
deal more that l can't remember. He
comes to US the accredited agent of
the Japanese Empire; is received by
the President and the Cabinet and
Ministers; was present at dinner
recently given by the japanese lega-
ton, and in the notice in the papers
next morning Of the distinguished
officials present conspicuously ap-
peared the name of Hon. Sam. NJ.
Bryan. He receives a salary and per-
quisites amounting to about nine
thousand dollars in gold per annum,
which goes clear ahead of cur Con-
g1essional 81 ,5OOin greenbaeks. There
is no imposture about it, for he has
his credentials, and what is more
tangible, he already has several thou
sands in bank. Need any young
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27
MARKETS.


NEw YosK, December 26, Evening.-Wall street
narksts we're more active to-day. with general
advance IA prices. Money cas- u Exchange hrmer
Ia. Gold advanced to li0ail0s. Money. rates
fsr carry ing Z, s and S. Governments strong and
higher very little doing. state bonds quiet and
Asminal.
southern -four dull: st $500 for common to fair
Whisky lower at 97kc Wheat duh and heavy;
l61c lower. Corn quiet and unchanged; &c for
Western snixed in store. Pork higher new mess
s1s a5 Beef quiet. Lard frmer; sssc. Tallow
@ to qHas ps a%e. eeoi
BY atesm 71sd.
shxss Of 1881. lls; ave--wenties Of 1852 llot; OF
DS64 IVA of 1865, IAN; new HE IL Of 1867. 1l1; of
1sa. lI7,1; new 6ves Ito e: ten-forties, llla.
1enneesees soA, new 90; virginias a6. new 40
. Ievee sizes S. eghts ST. Alabama els hts S. fves
IS Georgia SKIES ST. sevens sc; North Carolnas %.
now u, srecial taxs; South Carolnas "a, new
Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar quiet and
seeAdy; MuscovadO ~ U7hc. Molasses steady.
With limited sales at previous quotations; Rice
CINCINNATI, December 26-COtton steady; de
nsnd moderate: middling l5Ac. Flour quiet and
Can--Demand fair; market II rm; new 54051c.
Ghelled 58G60c. Oats-Demand fair; market firm;
410bs2c. Provisions dull little doing. Pork quiet;
SIS Lard quiet; steam sales at &c; kettle held at
skc- Bulk meals quie; shoulders held at SIC;
clear rib &c; clear held at Tie Bacon very scarce;
ssies Of clear rib at 8ac, to come out next week;
ohea'ders and clear sides IA d8kc. Whisky
sr. Louis December 26.-Cotton duh and un.
changed. Flour-Demsnd good Ior low and me-
Aiam grades, but scarce and wanted Wheat
Epring frmer; No spring Chicago 6 200i 81;
winter slow. sample lots of No. red 81 3s0l 81;
No. red winter 81 SAL 60. Corn dull:
mixed Sc on east track; old No mixed s. 0S6hc
I'm elevator. Oats-Demapd light. but holders RIM;
No. 4Oc. Whisky higher: CSC. Pork quiet; job.
Sing and order lots si4 500I4 IS. Dry salt neais-
Pair order trade; packed lots Of shoulders sac
clear rib TIC; clear SIC. Bacon-NOue ont of
smoke. Lard nominally lower offered at i az &C.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, December rs, $50 p. MA Paris dis
unSch quotes rentes ct So francs IS centimeA
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nniiy u selling tsc in large Iots and 70 n small
let's; ksller's extra magnolia $40 IN small lots
palm Il ast; CASTLE rec p rs, with deduction Of
t0&c y b ON large LOTS Proctor 4 CANDLES is
selling ut 6kc y b in round lots and &c y ID IN
BREAD AND CRACKERs-Baumgarden' pilot
bread sells at 506c; Navy bread 4kc; French biscuit
7c soda crackers &c; butter &C. Boston &C. picnic !c
i Sss's, ss.r s.f fss s biscuit. &c
seii at ssaso . bb: Louisiana oranges ssas 50
p bb Texas pecans Sc y b.
SALTS carsoss gone into store The last
earg0 sold was 85c. The supply is liberal and
the demand has fallen Off We quote dealers rates
at 81 1901 Is for coarse, and 5 250l 90 y sack
for fine; Turks Island 90c1$l When tau en- at
warehouse an allowance is made for draysge
Table salt sells at 2h 06hc each, according TO
size.
WESTERN POULTRY AND EGGs-There have
are quoted at 24d26c p dozen for fresh and l40Isc
packed in lime Chickens are selling ON the land
ing at SIS 5016 " dozen for the old 1894 for the
young; ducks 1894; geese scar So turkeys $3.50
Is y dozen.
day. The market is firm with fair demand.
stock in first hands IA bags; dealers hold about
10000 bags We quote ca, go lots: ordinary zlA0
26,a a27c p ID. job lots SILL at 23c for ordinary
24hc for fair, 26ac for good, and &c p ID for
BUTTER-Receipts have been light and are sell
ing quickly; desirable lots are scarce and are in
demand. Choice Western sells at 3o031c y ID;
o
are quoted at 30G35c u fb.
CHERSE-The stock is light and the demand
is good for the local trade with fair inquiry for
export Che ice Western factory sells at lS1l5kc;
English dairy and Eutmeg at liz 0lsc: Young
America at 25c; New York cream at lie y b.
ESCULENTS-The supply at fatboats is liberal,
with fair demand POfatoes-Russets, Western
are selling at 81 30; peach blows SO; early rose
80 IS; Jackson whites SO So pink eyes So So
Onions 81 apples - y Dbl. Cabbages So IS " box
Sourkrort $3.50 y hat Dbl and SO p Dbl. Western
beans sell at $40 " bib; Northern IL; green peas
81 dried apples ske, and dried peaches sdolo y 10
STARCH-FoX's is selling at 5 4 aisle y b. so
boxes Western sold at A. c Y Is.
TOBACCO-We have not heard If a sale since
last report. Sales last week I'll hhds against 459
the week before. Estimated amount on sale 1900
hbds We continue to quote follows: Inferior
lIgs 5h 16c; medium to good Tugs 61 O1hc; low
leaf IA 08hc; medium 8k09ac. and good to fine
lOdl2c
FREIGnTS-We have no further engagements to
report. We quote follows:
By Steam-CottOn to Liverpool 13-I60gd; to
Havre lac; to Bremen I'd; 10 Hamburg 80 r. NJ;
to New York &c; corn to Liverpool 1875 d; molasses
to New York &c p gallon; tobacco $40 " hid.
By Sal-CottOD to Liverpool -01d; to Havre
-nlkc; to Bremen -0l3 led; to Antwerp 1hc;
tobacco to the Mediterranean 7Ss Cd; cotton to
Boston &c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-27
W ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Tho following telegram was posted at the Cot
K:w YoKk, December 26.-MOney rate I. Garry.
Gold osened at Wednesdays closing figures O,
t1llNa against 1898 a. New York. and closed
- ioOll0A. against ll0S in that market
vhere NJ touched ll0A du,ing the interim The
s s summed 1n up $52 ooo embracing $4,000 at
61oOO and $4,000 at li0S; $1,000 at liOh, and $500
IT Il0a 01l0A.
No sales OF silver we're reported. American
half dollars are now quoted at lO,dlO8 but M, ri
can dollars continue nominal
The movement in sterling exchange was of fair
extent aud rates closed at \ y cent higher than
70 .3s4 200, comprising $500 bill OF ladnx at lie
xlo.0OO do and AL clear at li6k 0ll6k; G2oOc
A clear at ll64; a5OOO do at dll65; loco Bill of
lAHin and 6 900 a2OcO and R25OO al clear at Il6S
450oO bill ut ladrng and Al clear at ll6 0lI6ss.
El3 olo At ll6h 1ll6k, and el2O 900 bill of ading at
The sales of francs comprised $50 600 commercial.
eAbrafing 10000 at 49ah: 100 900 at 49la; 4OOO5
and 3eIeeo at 4sl 04.9O; and 10000 at 4s0
NJ for bill of lading and AL clear and llsQ-5or
bsnk; and frsncs at 49lA "a 80 for private and
nnnninal for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were
- liberal extent, and rates were about T.
Snt higher Than at the close Weanes
sight; embracing $4,000 commercial and
S1 and s2oooO private bankers at a, a.
eieeoun:; 81. 600 comm. rcia and s 10000
qee and = % 90 commercial aud S 5000, IS ooo'
sad ofaO0o private bank ers' at s., so 600
- saaksrs ut u; and S2o 600 Oh Providence
- senks sheekeaen New York at Il al p cent
III sna private aght was quoted at Il as.
= sales Of bsnds Wsrs resorted.
s ss, - q !. essy aspsePtiAtion certificates in
a ths market clossa 4 sSso. =. The OILY sais
SsRasted was e5sae q n 1870
h .sshst ior stseis saa bends b ssu good
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The Proposed Abolition of the Electoral
College.

The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections has not been able to complete a
report on the subject referred to it last ses-
son. of changing the method of electing the
President and Vice President, but consid.
cradle time will be given the consideration
of the, question during the recess, with
coon after Congress reassembles. There
have been some changes in the membership
Of the committee, which causes some delay,
till all the members of the present commit
tee have been able to consider the material
shat was collected last summer. There is
prospect of harmonious action.
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Stolen Property Recovered.

The New York correspondent of the st.
Louis Globe of the twenty third says:
Last October General Casey, collector of
the port of New Orleans, President Grants
brother law, was robbed at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel Of two trunks, containing clothing,
lewelry. etc., valued at $2l, 900. Friday
Last detectives arrested Clarence Brown, a
we'll known hotel thief, on suspicion of
stealing a trunk contsing 5000 worth of
clothing, belonging to James Lehey. Rich
nond. Virginia. who was stopping ut the
Metropolitan Hotel. On searching Brown
. memorandum book was fonnd which led
70 the recovery on Saturday of goods iden-
titled as belonging to Casey and Lehey.
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Tweed Still Interested in Politics.

A general conviction seems to be felt by
the keepers and officials on Black wells
Island that w. M. Tweed is still of enough
weight and worth in the political world to
be the centre of negotiations of an import
ant character. This feeling has been caused
BY a number of circumstances, many of
them trivial except from their connection
with the ex-Boss, and some of more i'm
portant character. 1t is said that Thurlow
Weed and Hank" smith, police commits
sioners, paid visit to the island yesterday,
and we're clOseted with Tweed for three
hours. They were followed BY the convicts
private secretary, who had an interview
with Tweed nearly four hours long.-Neso
York World
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csKrnUED PROM FIRST RA6E.n
~ receipts 1882 g,oss 1882; eApcrts to France

nse receipts 1882 gross 1882; experts to France
SIS, coastwlse 1890; sales ~ 500.
SAVANNAH, December 70 stock ,536 bales
weekly net receipts % $40 exports to Great Britain
7oSs, the continent 6ll0 cOaStwise 10 048 sales
mn,
GALVESTON, December 16.-Stock 90,349 bales;
veek ~ ret receipts 81 564 -xDOrts to Great Britain
Aeo3 coastwise cl2; sale l0,250.
WILMINGTON, December 26.-Stock 1886 bales
weekly net receipts 1888; exports to Great Britain
40, coast wise ABB: sales 800.
PHIrADRLPH1A, December 26.-Weckly receipts
I'm baies; gross 6li2.
RRoyrDENCE. December 2S.-Weekly receipts 1873
aaAes, stock 6nO0.
AcGrsT., December 26 Weekly receipts II, 7a5
bales, shipments 1873; sales $500; taken by tpin-
nevs 800 stock II 947
M0SrsoyERY December 26.-Weekly receipts
Ssaa bal, &; shipments 1879; stock 9612.
ys.rxeUs, December 2r.-Weekly receipts 1888
ea1e<; shipments 2738; Gales l18l; stock Is, 1874
MRMPHis, December 26 Weeks receipts "a 030
HAlets 1G III; sales "A OO0 stock 81 229.
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Teufonin Bank W.. q. II. Launian.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THk PAkISH OF
- Orleans, No. 5s2s.-By virtue of All order OF
date December II, 1879. to me directed by the
honorable the sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans in the above entitled cause. will proceed
to sell at public auction. on SA rURDAY. December
a. 1873, at hafpast ten O'Clock A. NJ, at my ware
house, No % Orleans street, between Roy al and
Bourbon streets, in the Second District OF this
city, the following desci property, to- wit
NINETEEN BARRsLLS OF POTATOES.
Attached in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
W. P. HARPER
del62l q Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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James koppel VS.. Mrs. Frances Carr.
ENFTH DISTRICT COURT lOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans, No. 52l5.-By virtue OF a writ of
seizure al d sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for he parish of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause VIII proceed to sell
at pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auc
tloneers Excha hge Royal street. between Canal
aud Customhouse streets. in the Second District of
this city, on WEDNESDAY, January 28 1874 at
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
erty, to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
in McDonogh, now Fifth District of this civ 10
square number nineteen, designated by the num-
beis hye. six and seven Said lots measure as fol.
lows; Numbers i've and six measure thirty tet
front each on Decatur street. by depth of one
hundred and nifty feet lot number seven mea -ur-s
thirty feet front on said street BY one hur d red
and twenty depth, French measure in the so uare
bounded by Decatur, De ATmas, Madison and Mon.
roe streets, being the same property acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from NJ ss Louisa
A Seymour per act passed before William Sey-
mour, notar, public, IN this city, on she ninth Of
December, 1872
Seized in th. above suit.
Ttrms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER
NhnrrH of b.a Do ;Sh sc.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Io hARcHAL. CHARLES v.u.s
MARCHAL,s REsrAUp.sm
w. 10 Union street. between st. c,.,,., rs
Ondelet -
"sardins by the Day. w..I
p-.. FURNISHED ROOMs.
nvste supper Saloon for partiss a
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WANTED.
CONSTABLES' SALES.


| Mrs. Margaret fairy VS.. f. Etifdee.-
| No. l674.
1lY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or FIERr FACIAs TO
ID me erected by the Hon. w. T. Houston First
Justice OF the Peace IN and for the parish Of Or.
leans will proceed to sell at public auction. on
WEDNESDAY: January !, 1874. at twelve O'clock
N, at Mrs Barrys, on Delord street, between
Peters aud Tchoupitoulas streets. the following
described property to wit
ONE LOT or OLD BRASS.
ONE LOT or JUNK, etc.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
de27 jail JOHN HURLEY, Const able.
Thomas MeCarty VS.. William naarllu and
Charles Joseph. lntervenor - Second Justice
Court for the parish Of Orleans. No. 2429
DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed BY the Hon. w. L. Evans, second
Justice the peace in and for the parish Orleans
in the above numbered and entitled suit, will
proceed to sell at public auction, At the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street bet weeu
Customheuse and Canal streets, on MONDAY.
January rs. 1874 at twelve O'clock M
A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis.
trict Of this city, in the square bounded by Per.
dido. Rocnebave. Gravier and Dolnonde. late
Dorgenois, streets. The said lot is design ated by
the No. ii, forming the corner of Perdido and
Rocheblave streets, and measuring. in American
street. l20 feet in depth and 80 feet inch 81 lines
wide IN the rear. he whole, according to a plan
the nineteenth OF March 1870 together with the
circumstances and dependencies to the said lot be-
longing. said lot was acquired by act of sale be-
fors Joseph Cuvillier notary public from he heirs
OF r. T. ammack to Charles Joseph. August 9; 1873
Seized In the above stated suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot in Unittd States cur
renew
de27 jail 25 JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable.
D. c. niiver VS.. Riley AIien-FiiIh JUS
tiGe Court for the Parish Of Orleans No 1873.
Rf VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIBRI FACIAS TO
- me directed by the Hon. s. W. Ott fifth
Justice of the peace in and for the parish of Or.
leans VII proceed to sell at public aution, in
'front.' OF the Courthouse, in Where, bet ween Bar
ihoiomy and Seguln streets, New Orleans Tate
Algiersl, on TUESDAY, January 6, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
ing utensils.
Sezed in the above entitled suit
Terms-CaSh on the spot.
der jar PHILIP McKRSNA, Constable.
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SHERIrF'S SALES.

w. %. Leonard W. VILLAS W. ehomnou.
kisfH DisTHiCT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No 5473-Bv virtus of an order Of
sate ,and cred Dreember 90 1879. to directed By
tho haaoiablo thu sixth Dittrict Court for the
taf in at ia II ans, In tho above entitled cause.
viii proceed 10 s-,ii ~ pnblc auction On TUESDAY
baeain hes ~, 1874, nj steven o'clock A. NJ. at
Reg ma stables, Baronno street, between Poydras
aud Lafas-tts stfrus tirst District of this city
Sis HDHAka
Attached Ia tho aiove salt
Tetna 'aah on the spot.
deps I'd sheriff of tho Parish o! Orleans.
DIR. v. FoStiaeaa W.. Francois LacrOix.
StIxIH pisrHiGr GOuRT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans No. 4nDH-bY virtue OF . writ Of
heti f.cias 10 directed by the honorable the
Sixth hAtridt Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the ah,vo entitled oaua~. w proceed TO soil It
public nuotion NJ the Merchants sHd AuctlOneers'
Exchange. Royal strrrt. between Canal and Gus
tomhnuae n'rr"ta, Ia tho AeG0nS bistricL Of the
city. On SATtkpAi Drornber "a. 1879. nt twelve
O'clock NJ. tho following described property. TO
wit
LOT OF GROUND sitnatrd In the First pis-
trct Of thia city. tn tho square bounded by ~.
Charles. Carondrlet. Canal aud Common strcets,
measuring twenty eight feet eight Inches six lines
front on ST. Char!cs street. by depth OF one hum
bred aud twenty -thrco feet seven inches three
lines on tho line dividing IL from lot number
two, aud one hundred and twenty.One 1eet
ffom the property 81 X. Cordcvtolle, and twenty
three feet uine inrbas AK lines ip width in the
roar; together with tho buildings thereon, rights
ways and servitudes tberennto belonging Being
herein by purchase from julien Adoiphe Lacroix.
per act passed before Felix Percy, late q notary
public in This city dated July 0, 1857.
Seized In the above suit.
ms-Cash on the spot.
no25 der2T Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orls ana I