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NAVAL SroREs.-Thc hrmness manifested in the market
for spirits Of turpentine completely gave way to-day
under the influence of advces abroad
and lower market at Wilmington Early sales were
MADE OF 10 bbs at &c., but at the close sc.
nominal price, and parties showed willin gness 10
operate even at that figure The market for straine
rosin was also inactive and noninay lower Lots
offered at " 10 but the best bids above 81 20
The npeT grades were hrmer at late prices Sales 100
guie, but firmly held - Wilmington and IS rs for
washington Pitch quoted steady at - IS.
OILs-Ihere has been good, fair jobbng demand for
lnseed and prices have materially improved since
last yet atthe Improvement, holders not anxious
70 realize, owing to the Arm condition OF the seed
ket Menhaden was offered sparngly ana commanded
u prices Lard sold In small way at full figures Crude
wnhIe ana sperm were quiet but unchanged. We
quote '.Lnseed &c In casks and y5c in kbIs; Crude
sperm u UGyl @H natural Winter do, u So 81 20;
bleached q IS 81 n Crude whale, CSC. a 7Oc. for
Winter and 75c SOC for bleached Lard, Toe TIC for
prime winter, and 6tc. for No l. Menhaden, oSc for
eced light AND b2Ac. 55c. for choice brown. Crude
cotton seed NC &c.. ncatsoo lubricating, 81 10 81 a.
rEIRoLEuM-The market for refined quiet but
about steady settlements of contracts said have
been MADE yesterday and today to the amount Of 1000
or oMu Dds AT l9ac but the nominal price for cargoes
was DC or early delivery For future heard sales
OF 3VW Dds for May at Nssc Crude In bulk rema ned
quiet ana was barely steady at &c. Cases were he
momnaay ~ Atac ana naphtha At about l4c ihc. Al
ano,ea n the roads a. % 10 ia on the upper 20
market remained dull and entirely nominal. There
tained. N ~ - "
PRov1sioNs-ReceInt 665 bbls cut meats. $50
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scarcely any pressure to SELL and transactions were
In almost all cases at full prices. There was no
movement in breadstufrs for export but with small
supplies and some evidences Of speculative
movement on Western account within day or
two, the market was stronger, though but little
was done, and all the purchases were on account
of the local milling interest The ex-
treme dniculty OF negotiating freight engage
ments tends to check shipments of grain, in view
OF which business from day to day continues to be
greatly circumscrbed. Corn was sought after to
some extent, but choice parcels were held SO firm
AZ to check the inquiry materially, and business
was small. Oats were fairly active and firm.
whiskey was tribe easier at the commencement
OF business, but closed rm with the decline recov.
cred. There was but little done, comparatively in
provisions, and both pork and lard tended in favor
OF the buyer at the close. Freights were firm with
scarcity OF room, and charter rates were about
the same. There was very little business in gro
ceries but no change was perceptibe in prices.
Petroleum ruled quiet and weak. Naval stores
under unfavorablc advces easier Meat quiet
but firm, and the same remark will apply to metals.
AsHKs-Rcceipts for the past three days Is packages
The market has shown change, continuing quiet with
sales Of pots only In obbing way, quoted at % So
Pearls nominal
BUILDING MArxRrALs.-The demand for brick continued
light but the market firm and prices steady as fol-
iows-faie, " per l,O0; Long Island, $40 por 1000;
North River $l1 so 1000; Croton $l2 $40 and Phil
adelpha front, from yard $40 S45 Cement remained
quiet and unchanged. Rosendale quoted at 81 60 per
Dbl. Lime in limited request at previous figures
Small sales were made at 81 90 for Rockiand common
and 81 = for DO lump Laths were quiet but quoted
CofysE"rSere was no Spsiness reported TO-DAY from
first hands, and transactions in jobbng way were only
moderate. Still the market remained rm full
cargoss, DE- ac l7Ac; fair csrgoes ls'S issc; good
treIne range for lots Tic 2Oc, gold per 60 and 90
days credit Java.Government bags i9c. i91Sc; do,
Ice lsc; MiaragabS, lsci: Laguayra i6sca
RIGA, Ice, lSac. Mexican, 1870. IKE Angostira
l6lac Hhc Savanilla, l6c he. Curacoa Ice. i7c.
CoTToN-The market for spot cotton was ouict without
decided change in prices Future deliveries were mod
eratey active at slightly easier sum up thus -
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Included In the above are 100 bales to arrive For
future delivery Oasis low middng the sales been
as follows Sales last evening alter 3oclOcf-February
d00 At 20 II &c. go at c March 800 at 20 &c., 500 at
Sfe % 81 2o zoo Ct 70 lsl6c 100 at 29{c 80 at
20 &c. 800 at PIC 200 take; May 100 ct zilc Total
c 4o at 20 giSe 100 at 2oe 100 at 70 liisc 200 At
sS. 20 Si1e Oasis s goS g %siIasdng March
SS$lSe 9 at 2oc a0 At 20 islsc 900 isoo at
:! 10 At iIss. a$ at Isss f Nay 20
2I,sc, 400 6:l6c loo at axe, loo at II Sisc;
June, 900 at2l1c Exehanged-hc paid to exchange 80
style low miSdiing, private terms Total ALSO bales
up thus Galveston, 17ls bales; New Orleans, iosas;
Mobile, 1892; Savannah, 2so5; Charleston L75l vii.
HIS Boston Is Total 9 rs SIS This day last week 2s7
lows:.To Hayre,' by steam IIc. DIc. sail L., COM
pressed. To Hamburg BY steam, "a, compressed. TO
"a 7is " sail siS "a We Suo yerpoo by steam'
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Receipts and Disbursements at the ONCE
OF the United States Assistant Treasurer
ut New York for the Month Ending
January 81, 1879.
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The QUOTATIONS. based cotton In Store running
in quality not than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
:, FLOUR AND GRAM eceips-Flour 4s24 bbs wheat
lO60 bushels corn 1880 do; oats Is 525 do barley
$500 do. The -four market firm, under export
demand and light supplies The sales comprising all
range of the annexed quotations Corn meal continued
in fair demand and firm; sales $50 bbls at So S. rs
for good prime Western How. So As s. IS for white
do anlG3 hinrR nd win We nIiota
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GOLD FLUCTUATIONS, &C.

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as FOL.
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twenties.
GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
TIRE government list was strong early in the day,
with sales Of the 1878 at 1884, but fell of fraction
with the subsequent decline in gold, but in less
ratio, the market closing firm. The new fives held
their own at 116. with gold at 1881. SO that alter
an allowance Of Ia for the February coupon they
stood at q premium Of y in gold. The following
were the closing prces:-United States currency
SKIES 11SH 1l5H; do. do. 1881. registered III
NIX; do. do, coupon, 1857 11s; do fve-twentes
registered. May and November, 114Z q 115; do. d.
1852, coupon, do, 1141s 11516: do do, 1854, do
do 114N 1l5h; do. do. 1885, do. do. 115z
11e; do. do. 1867. registered, January and July,
lis 115%; do. do, 1856, coupon, do, 114X lis;
DO do, 1857 do. do, 1861 l16X; do. d. 1863 do,
do, 116h 116A; do. ten-fortes registered, ia
l14h; do do, coupon, 1854 1151l do fves OF
1881, registered, 1l31s bid do. do, coupon, I15x
q 115K.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
In the railroad bonds the chief feature was re.
covery in Union Pacific incomes to rs, land grants
to Tx and nrsts to 81 The general list was steady
and firm The following were the bids at the
regular call as amended by prices in subsequent
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COTTON RECEIPTS,

-Essr New YORK. Jan 81 1873
The following table shows the total receipts OF cot.
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FINANCIAL.
-s------------r- ,-.l.----I-I,-
ID ANKING OFFICE OF

RANKING OFFICE OF
FISK HATCH. :
Nxw yoRx. Jan 81 1871
The Chesapeake and Ohio the Central and Western Pa
einc Bonds all of which have negotiated by n, ws h.
Hevs to be among the most desirable
securities in the market which in time mus. pecoms
very scarce. especially the government will probably
during the year pay of in gold ssoOOoo ave.twente.
and large amount of the money thus released from in
vestment find its way this class securities
The Chesapeake and Ohio Six Per Cent Gold Bonds.
the total of which only sSooOCo secured
upon property worth $500 900 s4ooOoOW arc
fully equal in intrinsic to the Central Pacific
Bonds They issued denomination OF soo. ssas
and $1,000 coupon registered. and at their present
market price, IS and interest," very desrabs
The Central Pacific Six Per Gold Bonds are toe
well known to require description commentator.
Their total amount is ss5sssooo; they have for long
time ranged in market price or above par rheie
price to-day is lo2 1921.
The Western Pacific Six Per Cent Gold Bonds amount
to 81. 7ssOOo. This road consolidated with tho
CentfaI racine. ana the payment
and interest Is assumed by the latter. Coupon Bonds.
81 900 each. Their market price to-day is 9l4 ON
As they have recently been introduced the Stock
Exchange we expect to see them rapidly rise to tins
price Of Central Pacics being substa ntally
in character and value.
We buy and SELL usual, government bonds; receive
deposits on which we allow interest make collections
and conduct a general banking business In all its
branches. FISK HATCH.
A SECOND MORTGAGES ON IMPROVED NEW
n. York property promptly cashed. Principals, adj
dress CALENDAR Il LAWRENCE, 80 Pine street.
r APsLEY & BAILEY, II EXCHANGE PLACE. MAKE
Stock Gold Privileges specially No margin or
terest these No risk beyond amount in
vested and that be small For 500 will purchase
80 or days Privilege stock sl25 will pur
chase privilege 5OOOO gold. Particulars and quota
tons Office Explanatory circulars mailed to any
address.
a rONEy tn loan IN ROM AMI MORTcA AGE ON
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- A., c2mpsny, New York; January "a 1873
pany submit the following statement Of Its affairs on the
Premiums received on marine risks from the
January 1874 to the sst December, l2 ssssOls -
Premiums on policies not marked on LIST jan 900 o.. .
uafy 1871. ZWu,ooS -
Total amount Of marine premiums :.:... 79ss,679 %
nor upon fire risks disconnected with ma
11:: sSs ssrSs 81 ssas sss
Returns OF premiums and expenses: lO557N q
sssyys h saS h ss sO ~ Ssm Ys1l aee1
.ssas.s & s:s s:.: sas
Real estate and bonds and mortgages, .... 27,OW 10
Interest, and sundry notes and claims due the ~ :.
s::$ |: $.s ;::s :ss So:
SIX per interest on the outstanding certificates Of
profits will be paid the holders thereof their legal
representatives on and after Tuesday, the 4th Of Feb
The outstanding certificates Of the issue Of 1859 will b.
redeemed and paid to the holders thereof their legal
rusry next from which date ali interest thereon win
The certificates be produced the time pay
I the when @ se WIZ
s1s ssF TSSssss de-
s1s Ss%si ssr Ts% wsSS:
saIy sH5E SSss %sS fss SSss.
koWs HSFss lanes aS 4
:S 1 5hS;ss ss ss9sSs @ s
SaHiS Dodge Marshal.
SH A. A SJSRS sSs yss Trssssnt
j. ID. HEWLETT, Third Vice President
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CLOSING PRIOEs-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ.

Statement OF Business Mt the United
States Assay Office at New York for the
Month Ending January 81, 1873.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern State bonds were 4 a Il higher
COR the Tcnnessees, but otherwise quiet and nomi
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GOVERNMENTS FIRM.

The Sub-Treasury paid out $4,000 on account OIL
interest and $4,000 on account of redeemed five.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON
Nl New jersey improved property. Apply to WELLS
Il SWAIN, 262 broadway.
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. on improved property in New York and Brooklyn
Principals, apply TO
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
Philip Drumm vs.. zephe,inus foley.

fNIFrH DISTRICT CUURT FOH THE PARISH OF
Il orleans, No. 38l1.-By virtue of q writ of h"r1
District Court for the parish OF OrleSnB in the
above entitled cause, ! will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioueels
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tsmbouse streets. in the SECOND District OF this
city, on SATURDAY, April II 1873, at twelve
O'clock NJ. tho following described property, to
wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND IsTBRESr Of the
defendant. Ztpherinus Foley, htiug the one undi-
vided third part in the ground and the ri;ht OF
bsttlre and whaTvts and one undivided half i'll the
buildings and Improvements thereon. The said
ground aking part Of larger portion of grOu d,
situated in this parish, on the right bank of the
Mississippi river. opposite this city designaf I'd by
th- word Warehouse on plan thereof aud other
prooerty known the brooklyn Warehouse
Compa v prop rty," made by W. r Thompson
late surveyor, on the St venLh Of March 1919. de-
posted in the Office of James Graham, late . no.
tary pubhc IN tins city, according TO which plan
said piece of ground is eLn nbraCed between the
continue ion of the line dividing lots numbers
and eight OF square number one. the con-
tinusiiOn of the ii dividing lots numbers five
and six of square number two, the pubic road,
Patterson street, and the river MIssissippi. Pur-
chased from NJ. Gavin and P. Dr"mm by sct passed
befnre said late notary, James Graham the first
of March 1861.
~ lied in the above suit
Terms-l his being the second and last auction,
the said pruperty will he definitely adiudiCatAd
TO the highest and last blddr. TOR what it will
bring ut twelve menths' credit. the purchaser
furnishing bond, with good and solvent security.
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
ds'e, and special mortgage o. the property sold
deduct and pay in cash the printing, sheritfs and
clerks fees, etc. which amount TO about one hun
dred and eighty dollars and furthermore the
State, parish and municipal taxes. the au1Gun: of
which is NOT yet ascertlined.
WP HARPER,
mt IS 80 apl, Sheriff of the Parish of Oresns.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
sIrs. Widow G.. &. Duncan VS.. Michael d.
Brady.

GtiYTIi DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
- Orleans, No. 1918 BY virtue OF writ of sel2
ure and s4 he to me dire ected by ths honorable the
sixth district Court for the parish of Orleans, i'll
the above entitled CauHe. will proceed TO sen az
public auctiOns at the Merchants and Aqcll"nters
tNchauEeo R0yal street, between Causl and Gus.
tomhOuse streets in the Second District of this
eitv, on Tuesday. April u. 1873. at twelve
o'clock No the following described property. 10
THE UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART of the follow.
Gng described squares of ground together win the
Euldn. = and mprOvemenfs thereon: .
T. CERTAIN SQUARE or GROUND. situated in
phe FIRST District of This city. bounded by Ciai-
divided into fifteen lots. numbered from one 10
utren inclusive as per plan of l.. II. Pile survey or,
dated the eighth of December. lS'S; and dtPosted
eli the office of f. Bou Y. notary pubic IN inns citH
said suuare measuring altOgei her three hundred
mud fort HI feet nine inches two Lines front on
,Naihors, street, TWO hundred and twenty two feet
eight inchps II ont on Lafayette street. three hul
,iT1d and seventy two feet three inches five lines
front on Willow street. and seventy -nlne ite :'ont
w AND ANOTHER SQUARE or GROUND. stu.
n ed III the same district bounded by Poydras, St
Magdalrn, Lafayette and ST. Adene streets, des
.gnatcd by the letter A, and composed OF twenty
sighL lots, uUmbered from one 10 twenty elght.
mcsosive. as per plan OF & A. de Arnas' surveyor.
dated seventh of February, 1889, ana dt p"s!tel 10
The Office of H. B. Cenas, late no ary pubic IN TINS
CITY: said square measuring, altOge ther. two nun
dTed ard tortytve feet two II c1es one Ille io. ~
an Poydras street, four hundred ana seven iteO
.levrn inches seven lines front on ST. Aagdalen
street two hundred and fifty three feet one lhch
nee lines 'front.' LtlayetVo stlSo' - - g, 80
Ind seventy eght feet nine inches nVe lhee Lio.l'
Gn St Adeine street, the whole American measure.
WLlch said undivided fourth of sa squares OF
rround were acqNirtd by the defendant herein
;roan the cities of New Orleans and Baltimore py
Two seypral acts one executed before r. bouny,
notary public i'll this city. on the II tfenth DAY Oh
February, 1859 and the other executed before said
late 1try Ceuas. the seventeenth day oi april
1854
Seized in the above suiS. ..
T.rms-I ms b,.iur The second and last auction.
fhe ssi' nrun.rty wilt he definitely adiudIcated to
the highest ana last BIDDER for what 1t VIII BRING
at twelve mont hs credit, he purchaser furnishing
bond with good ald solvent security. bearing
wight pc. cent interest per annum from dalS hhG
sptaiai Mortgage on the property sold until nnai
payment. sand purchs6er shtil na.e 10 iG He,HSS
and paw in cash the amgunt of printing shsfln
and clerk .ee-, etc, say about two thousand l"o
huHdred dollars, and, f2rthermore, the Statt'
parish and municipal GaXGs, the amount Oh which
w. P. HARPER,
ms 1927 Sheriff of the Parish of srleaDs-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
apl2 % myl4 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
tichata Pri,chnrd y.. Chnrre- Lesnrsier.

Richard Priechnrd vs.. Charles i.esassier
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 4579.-By virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable,
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orlean
in the above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell at
public auction at the Merchants ard AuctiOneerB'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhous" streets, in the second District of thia
city on WEDNESDAY May IA, 1873, at twelve O'CLOCK
NJ, the following described property to wit
THREk CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the appurtenances etc, situated IN the fau.
bourg Plais late parish of jefferson, the
Sixth District of the city of New Orleans in the
square bounded by Louisiana avenue, Prytania.
Piaqnemines and Delachaise streets designated by
the numbers four, five and six, on plan drawn by
G. A. De Armas, surveyor, on the fourth of OctOa
Der, 1865 and deposited IN the Office of o. Drouet,
n notary public in this city. Said lots measure.
American measure, each thirty-twO feet six inches
front on Prytania street by one hundred and TWEEN
tv-two feet two lines in depth, between parallel
lines. Which property was acquired by the do
fendant herein by purchase fiOm John Henry Mil"
ler per act pass' d before Edward G. GOttschalks
late notary public i'll this city, on the thirtieth
day of March, 1867.
TWu CERTAIN LOTS OF ROUND, situated liz
the same square and adjoining those presently de-
sclibed designated by The numbers two and three.
on the above mentioned plan, and measuring
American measure each thirty tive feet six inches
front on Prytania street by one hundred and TWEEN
ty-two feet two lines in depth, between parallel
lines. Which property was acquired by the de-
ttndant herein by purchase from Mrs. Eliza Greg
ory, widow of phi Napoleon Marsh, per act
passed before Seln Magner, ate notary public III
this city on the thirtieth of March, 1861.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
". P. HARPER,
ap12 26 nv "a Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
SHERIFF'S SALES,
Charles r. Berens vs.. samuel ID. Dix,

Charles r. Berens samuel ID. Dixon.
acting in his capacity of tutor of Barbara
Elizabeth Benson. Jenny Bell Benson, Eva Lou
lisa Benson and Mary Ann Benson, the latter
his wife the minor children and issue of tho
marriage of Mary Ann Riddols and Joseph Ben
son. both deceased.
LN1FrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 3993.-By virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorabAx
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, WIFE
proceed to sell at public auction, AT the mer-
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District OF this city, on WEDNESDAY, May
IA. 1873, at twelve O'Clock M the following ds.
scribed property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND aud small
port on OF ground, together with the mprov ements
thereon and the appnrtenauces thereuntO belong
ing, situated IN the Fourth District of shis ctv ir
the square number hfty-nine, bounded by Wash
mgton, Live Oak, Fourth and Magaziue streets de.
slgnated by the numbers seventeen and eighteen
gu plan drawn hy H. Moelhau en- late suTyevor
dated the tourt day of May. 1874, deposited AMONG
the records OF L. Hermann, formerly a notary pub
lie in this city. Said lots and nortion of grnnpI
sdjoin each other, and said lots measure eacb
thirty one feet six inches f ont on WASHINGTON
street, by one hundred and twenty-i five feet in
depth, between parallel lines, and said small por-
tiuu OF ground forms part of the lot number nine
teen and adinius said lot number eighteen anas
measures one foot six inches front On Washington
street. by one hundred and twev y-tive feet in
depth between parallel lines.
Said property Is the same which the said late
Joseph Benson acquired by purchase at a public
sale of same, made by E. T. Parker, sheriff of the
parish of Orleans, Oh the twenty-eiGhth day Of
seizure and sale to him directed by the Sixth Dis
trct Court of New Orleans render ed in the suit OF
A. Chiapnlla vs. Charles Ferguson, M. 1854 OF thss
docket of said count.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on tho spot.
" r. HARPER
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
W. p. HARPER,
ap8 Is l9 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
A Rocbereau & Co vs. Harry Lott and
Joseph B. Lott

A. Rochereau 81 Co vs.. Harry Lott and
orpru nrsrpISr 2sI Pr poHpT p; To1s h,R THE PARISH
L Of Orlean- No 33233.-By virtue of a wilt of
sci ure and sale to directed by the hon
orable the Fourth District court for the parish
of Orleans, in the above emitted cause Will
proceed to sell at public auction at the AeT.
chants and AuctiOIeers' Exchange, ROYAL street
between Canal and Custom honse streets In the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY, May
~, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ. the following de-
o, rihed property, towit-
THREE CERTAIN SQUARES OR PORTIONS or
ground together with all the buildings and i'm
provemenrz thereon, rights, privileges. customs,
ways servitudes and " htteo-yer else may be there
unto belonging CT in any wise apper1aning, stu
nate IN Burtheville now in the Sixth District of
this city, and designated on a sketch made by }.
A. D D'nemecour1, deputy surveyor OF TINS city, by
the numbers one hundred and tWenty-three, zone
hundred and twenty nine and one hundred and
th;rt. -one, and bounded as follows, VIZ: Square
number one hundred and twenty three by Henry
CLAW avenue, Edmond, Barrett and Story streets,
and measures two hundred and eighty nine feet
five il hes front each of Henry Clay avenue and
Edmond street and two hundred and thirty one
feet sx inches line front on each of Bar
rett and Story streets; square number one hun
drpd and twenty E-nine, bounded bS Henry Clay
avenue Edmond, Peters and Burke streets and
measures two hundred and eIghty-rine feet, five
inches front each Of Henry Clay avenue and
edmond street, and two hundred and thirty one
feet, six Incl es one line front on each OF Burke
and Peters streets; aud square number one hun
dred ard thirty-one, a triangle, is bounded by Clai
borne Edmonu aud Burke streets and measures
about three hundred and thirty-one feet front
Claiborne street, about two hundred and thuty-
three feet eleven inches FIVE line, fIont on Ed-
Inond street AID bout two hundred and thirty
one 1tet h.c inches FIVE ltnes on Burke street.
Being the property acquired by Harry Lott
and Joseph T. :,o': defendants herein, by purchase
r. oE mrs. Mary ann Johnson wife Of James Joseph
Jones per act passed beiore William shannon,
notary public in this city. dated March u. 1871.
Seized In the above suit.
Tegms-Cash on the spot
sIs !sns0 saerid Of she Parish Of OrleanA