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that
| As she said this her whole manne
changed; che seemed to cast aside all f.aI
her head was proudly erected; her eye
frightened with determination tia
changed the child to an earaest woman
She picked up the bundle that had falle
from her arms during her siege for CON
posure, and, coming close to me, she said
"Mr. Inspector, l am to remain Der
the order for my reception. Here is th
document that holds me prisoner-is thi
sufficient? II, net, please tell me wha
else is required Of me"
Her manner had a:quired such a quie
dignity that my Intercourse cosld not g
bey nd business Questions; although my in
/ terest and curiosity would ike 10 hive known
more abou. DER family and self, and partic
ularily the crime that brought her undo
M supervision
She still retained Ler calmness wher
locked in her cell. Without exhibitin;
any particular emotion ste entered tie lit
I tie, dark room. | directed her to the bed
gave her few particulars in regard to tb'
rules CT the place and left her alone. Thu
was the beginning Of a distressing drama
The following morning | went to the ex
aiming bureau TO find particulars in re
gard to Aieline Won r., Lut could discover
but little. The case had been heard a
some place quite distant where the prison
er was formerly resilient, and in the reGuisi
ton it was particularly remarked that sh'
desired to serve her time under Inc, hu
the act that called for seven days :mpris
cuInent was not stated; whether " de
ign or mistake we were left in ignorance
/ could rct say.
There is nothing m ore passing than time
Adeliue Yoa L. had done penance six days
On!y l had seen her during tits time
even the director, being ndi.posel. hid
not made his customary revision. ! did
what was 10 my power to make her punish
ment Light, and she showed her apTrecia
ton by giving me 10 cau=e to complain.
/ was no wiser in regard to her crcun.-
stances. Every attempt to question her
was delieatcly turned, ana | Was gwen q
understand shat ry right did not extend
into her private affairs.
The morning Of the seventh day she
greeted me with i:earty chcerfuincss, tell
ing me how she would count the hours, and
| III. covered that some one was looking fol
her release as nuSioualy as she herself de
sired it, but could not tell was it father,
mother, brother, or sister, or friend. An
other time and place enlightened me.
Some hours later received an order for
the appearance of i. Won X. before the
examining Judge. The person that brough;
it hlnted at something peculiar IN regard
to the prisoner, as tie judge and the city
officials with him were enjoying some joke
in connection with her arrest.
! did not send Ler the order, bu. went
myself, to acquaint her that size must
again appear before the court. Joyfully
she met me. ''0h, Mr.. Inspector she
cried, "only six hours and half, and Their
| shall be free. can again inhae the air
Uc freedom. Sweet though. Freedom
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Is widely known
as one of the most
efectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the tcs, Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing reD-
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/ Ga =
Yes"
/ 81: il false"
"Juigel Sr!''
81 repeat, it is falsel Are yon personally
acquainted with Adeline Won r.
mo"
"This person has lied to you. She has
assumed name sine has no right TO. What
is your nAme?' he asked the prisoner.
/ had quite overlooked her since we en-,
tered the room. Now | turned towards
Ler: she was standing near the door, pale
as death, trembling, dumb. as if she had
not heald the judge.
! lie stepped towards her. 81 asked ycu
to give your name, will you answer? he
questioned in lyud and angry voice,
The prisoner seemed frightened, so that
her limbs refused to bear her. and had l
not quickly grasped her, she wsuld have
fallen to the floor. placed chair for her
and remained standing at her side. Spite
of our en6eayors we could not get the girl
to to speak. She sat silent and utterly
speeches., gazing on the floor; but as the
judge in conversation with others declared,
This person remains a prisoner. She
cannot 90 free she sprans from the
clair ere the last word was uttered, let her
eyes rove from one to another until they
the eyes, she said:
az have suffered my seven days impris
onmtnt; and o-night at bali past seven il
i at an end. You dare not detain me-
longer. You have not the right"
Il hat is not for you to decide"
"But think. sir, am not guilty OF any
. thing; no. only /. bat two others will b
e. miserabl il yea * DC: j., We so."
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Tuos. FLyoD. while at work in his Card
ing Mil at Tond du Lac, last Saturday, was
caught in by belt and thrown with terri
be force up through the seccnd foor, XII
ing him instantly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

Mr.. Allan, of West Baton Rouge, offered

Mr.. Allan, of West Baton Rouge, offered
the following amendment:
In section two, line four, strike out the
word first" and substitute the words fifth
day"
Adopted.
Section two as amended was adopted.
Section three was read.
Mr. Estilette, of St. Landry, offered the
following amendment:
In line seven strike out the word Glands"
and insert the words '.sueh bonds.'
Adopted.
Section third, az amended, was adopted.
Section fourth was read.
Mr.. Hahn. of st. Charles. offered the fol-
lowing amendment.
In section four strike out the eighteenth
and nineteenth lines and insert in place
thereof the words. "a regular election for
parish officers" !.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Hahn, of st. Charles:
In section four, line fifteen, after the
word assessment" insert these words, 'ior
the years 1874 and 1877, and thereafter ten
mills on the one hundred dollars
Adopted.
Section four, as amended, was adopted.
Section five was read and adopted.
Section six was read and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Gair. of East Feliciana,
| the bill was adopted as a whole.
Under further suspension Of the rules.
House bill No. 2li. entitled an act to enable
the various parishes Of the State to fund
their outstanding indebtedness; providing
for the levy Of a parish debt tax and limit
| ing parish taxation. was considered en-
crossed, finally passed, title adopted. and
ordered sent to the Senate for concurrence.
On motion Of Mr.. Barrow. of Orleans, the
House resolved itself into committee of the
whole, for the consideration of such bills
| as ight be before it.
Mr.. Allan. Of West Baton Rouge, IL the
chair.l
On motion of Mr.. Souer. Of Avoyelles, the
committee rose, and through its chairman
| submitted the following report:
Your committee of the whole having had
| under consideration House bill No. &c. re.
port it back to the House. with the recon.
| mendation that the bill do pass.
Pending the adoption Of the report. the
| House. on motion of Mr.. Stewart, of Tensas,
| adjourned till tomorrow at II A. NJ.
WILLIAM VIGERS.
/ Chief Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
By s. Guinault.
OF FRANCOIS 3OvGERI,

DY :. GUIIAULT. ACCTIONEER-OFFiCE
SATURDAY, March p. 1874. VII. DC sod at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and ALct!oneers Ey.
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets by virtue Jt order from the o:l.
orable the Parish Court COR the parish OF 81.
Charles. dated February 3. 1874. the following prop.
trty. to wit
Ia CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated n the
Third Disric: OF this city ,sl;DIr. Nafignyi IN the
square bounded by Frenchmen. Dauphne Gate
GIeatInenj. Burgundy tate Craps. and Eiyslan
Fields streets. having 81 feet ) .nches front On
Frenchmen street. !v 30 feet IL depth. together
..ith ali the buildings AID improvements thereon
No. 6a.
,. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second
District OK this city. il the square bounded
BY Charities. Barracks Roya! and Esplar AIDE
racks measuring (French measure) 81 feet from.
on Barracks street by depth OF "a .eet and from:
on Charities street. together with al. the brick
buildings and Improvements thereon. consisting OF
"A tw0st"Ty brick house. having on the ground
door three large rooms and cellar. the
upper story four rooms. closet and gallery. with
balcony fronting ChartTeS and Barracks Streets:
tw0-st3ry brick ktcie!. and four ioOlns with cell
lars above and below. back privies, paved ward.
waerwGrks, etc. .he whole Al peg plans 20 Do e-..
Nibited al the Exchange.
Terms-One-half cas-. and me balance a. one and
two wears credit ioG notes bearing mortgage and
eight per cent interest per annuln from date uut.i
paid III tIua! install ments. with the penal claus.
that on alure 10 pay the first iIIsamtnt the y hole
20 be due and giOe. with the usual clause
ing the vendor lien and privilege and special mort
gage on the property sold; I'VE per cent attorneys
fecs of SUIT. with Ill. Dau: q: non :i.i.ianGo
The building to be kept insured and the policies OF
insurance transferred to the holders OF The notes
Acts of sale before Charles +. Soniat notary pl.a.
lie at the expense o. the purchasers.
fel. "a MID - II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

RY. WALTON, DAVIS & ERERET-
street-SATuRDAY February 30 1874, at twelve
o'clock ~, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, by virtue and in pursuance of two several
orders from the honorable the District Court OF
the United State. for the District OF Louisiana,
each dated January 81. 1874, in the matter of Car
hart, Ellis Clark Co. vs.-Davs & Jackson, No.
!l5s. ket OF said court, and Gretzner, WinehiI
s Co. No. ll6', docket of same court, bankrupts,
will be sold, the following described property, to
wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with buildings and
improvements thereon, i'll the First District of this
city i'll the square bounded by Povdras Lafayette,
Liberty and Franklin streets, designated by the
late city surveyor dated November "a, 1860 and
deposited in the office ot Charles +, Fortier, late
notary public for the parish of Orleans as plan No.
.6 ot Book of Plans No. |. Lot No. l6 measures 81
fee: niche. line front Poydras street 81 feet
inches lines in the rear. by depth of ia feet
inches on the side of No Is and liz feet inches
ures u feet inches line front Poydras street.
z! feet inches Hnesin the rear by depth of .l2
feet inches lines the sid. of lot No 10 and 10
feet on tAe other side. Which property was ac-
qulred b. said william Davis. Max Gretzner and
MgiTitz Gretzner in the proportion OF one undi-
vIl.tI half by said Davis and the undivided
fourth by each OF the said Max and MOriitz Gretz-
!ei. by purchase from william A. de CouTsey, by
act before K. Il. GottsehaH then notary public tor
the parish OF orleans. the .li:ti-tl. Oh March
1861.
:lThe improvements on the a'o-. described two
lots consist OF the ex'eusiv. and popular Guiding
known as the National Hall. adapted and u.ed for
publ: entertainments. concerts, balls. e.c. Plan
exhibition a, til. Exchange.
Also at The same time and pla-.. ali IN. move
ables contained IN the said building, consisting Of
furniture chairs, gas fixtures. etc. according to
inventor. Oh file IN che Office OF the a.c .unsrIs
which will be announced at the sale.
Terms-Cash on the spot i'll United s'stes .reass
urv notes. at the moment OF tn. adjudication.
Act of sale before john &. bustis. .ota.. yUS.c
~ tine. xpcns. of the purchaser.
ja25 .3l te. /; 81 %
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Rx NASH Il HODGsON-w.. I. HoDGsON.

by NASH Il HODGsON-w. I. HODGsON.
- Aucti0neer-Otfice No 5 CarOndelst street.
On SATURDAY, February 81, 1874, at IL NJ, at
the St Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel this city,
A L. Tis,ot Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans. dated January Is, 1874.
docket Nos 80 400 and "a 637 in the matter of the
SUGGESTIONS OF John 0. and Annie Mccall, CONSOLE
dated at public auction will be- sold
l. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
situated in the First District of this citv. in the
square bounded by Magazine, Camp, Poeyfarre and
Delord streets designated lot No. 9, which
and measures d feet inches lines front on Maya
zine street by depth and front or Poeyfarre
measure, more or less, according to plan by
Louis H. Pile. surveyor, dated January - 1874.
The improvements consist OF two one-story frame
2 TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated in the Fourth District of this CITY i'm tina
square bounded by Dryades, BarOnne (late Bac.
chus), Fourth and Washington streets designated
as lots and B, which adion each other and
measure as follows, to wit: Lot measures II feet
front pryades street by depth of l25 feet; lot
measures IS feet inches front on Dryades street
by depth of Us feet. all between parallel lines,
American measure more or less, according to a
plan by L. H. Pile, surveyor, dated January 1874.
The improvements on lot consist OF a commo-
dious two-stOry frame house, containing about six
teen rooms. with large back yard, containing two
ci5terns, privies sheds, etc.
The improvements on lot consist of frame
cottage residence and back buildings, containing
altogether five or six rooms, cstern, privy sheds,
etc.
Terms and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cash on the
spot. at the time of adjudication and the balance
at one two and three years. with eight per cent
nisftst ana anu special mortgage, with venuots
embrace the usual clauses Of five per cent attor
ney's fees in of suit ahd insurance and trans
fers of policies.
Acts of sale before ". B. Kleinpeter. notary pub.
lie, at ths expense of the purchasers including the
taxes tor the current year 1874.
ia 1871 fe. IA q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
SUCCESSION OF ANTOINE CANOs-S0. s. ,.3..
DYs. GrINAULT, ArCTloxEER-oFFI,

PY =. GTISAULT, AUCTlONEER-OFFICE
- corner Exchange alley AM, BlenvIe street.
SATU RDAY. March Il. 1874 vi! be sold Al public
auction. az ;VA5lve o'clock NJ. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and CustOmiousc streets, by virtue 81
order of the honorable Che Second District Cou.;
tor the parish OF Orleans, dated February !3.i-
CERTAIN LOT OF GROl Nd. situated in suburb
Marlgny. Third DlstrIc! OF fhS city. IA the square
comprised within Giroi:. Annette. st. john tn.
Bapts: and st. Bernard streets, DIES .natet. 50.
?, measuring ,! feet II inches . lines front
Annette street, by III feet /" inches ; line. IN
depth. between parable! lines together viii: All
IL. building, and improvements thereon. The
whole as per plan 20 b. exhibited al the Exchange.
Tellns-One-thlrd cash, and the balance at y
credit OF one and two years in notes OF the pUr
chaser. bearing interest at the tate of eight per
cent per annum from date of sa. until paid.
cured by vendors privilege and special mort gage
on the prpe:ty sold. the purchaser I" cause III.
buildings ana Improvements TO be insured NJ to
the amount OF the notes furnished by hin. and -
transfer the policy Of insurance 70 the holder ~
tie notes the act % sale to contain b.s!d.. :h'
usual clause de non a.jenande.'' The purchase:
% pay III. lawyers fees. whic. snail NOT ~ less
Khan i've per cent, IN OK suit 70. the f-GoT"!
=. The amount OF sal. notes OF any part thereof:
act o! sale before Z. BoIuy. notary puo". ~ nc
"Ipens. %! the purchaser. tel. >; ,nt.. 81
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DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
- Office No. 10 Exchange Alev.-THCRSDAY,
March s. 1874, at twelve O'Clock Nj, will be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, by virtue and in pur.
suance to order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
Orleans dated January 49, 1874, for account of the
above succession to wit
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build
ingS and improvements thereon, in the Sixth Dis
trict of this city, de sgnated by the No. 20, of
square No. 81, bounded by Cadiz Piaquemine, jena
and Chestnut Streets said lot measuring IS feet
inches 'front.' Oh Cadiz street by los tees in depth
between parallel lines.
, 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in :he same
district as above, in the square bounded by Henry
Clay avenue. Edmund, Leonce and Victor streets
IN square No III; said lot is designated by the NO
II. and forming the corner of Henry Clay avenue
and Le0nce streets, and measures 81 feet front on
Henry Clay avenue, by ll0 feet in depth and front
on Leonce street. and a width IN the Of % feet
IL inches lines.
Terms and COndtions-One half cash on the
spot. and the balance at one years credit, with
notes secured by mortgage, and bearing eight pei
cent interest per annum from date till paid, and
five per cent attorneys fees in of suit to
cover the amount of said notes. The taxes and
drainage tax of 1873 to De paid by the pur chaser
over and above price of adjudication The prem
Uses 20 De kept insured and policy transferred.
Acts of sale before Theo. BuissOn, notary public,
at the expense of the purchasers.
iai6 % so fe5 u l9 % ni5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
LAWS Of THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

No. IL.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS. A bill has been introduced in
Congress having for its object the estab.
fishing Of a system Of national quarantine:
therefore be it
Resoiced. BY the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Louisiana
in General Assembly convened. That this
is pre-eminently wise and just measure,
and that we urge upon Congress the enact
ment OF q Law upon this most important
subject.
Be it further resolved, That copy of this
joint resolution be forwarded by the Cover.
nor. under the seal of State, to our Senators
and Representatives at Washington. to be
laid by them before their respective Houses.
(Signedj CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
tSignedj G. G.. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved February Is, 1871.
lSigned, WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor o. the State OF Louisiana.
4 true copy:
T. &. DEsloNDE.
Secretary ota Estate.
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~. + TATE,
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-. ri....tI 'F JON. F.,t:-Xo. -.
10y y. =. NnEHIiI-. = w..PU. -
: , ilgu-.I.-H i. i. SO. o.. SATURDAY. .e'-iE.
., -. - lively. 1c.-ol. j.. q -r :. .-a.s'.
I'd AL !oue' u. Exchange. ~. !.p-al =-rea'. ne-
tween III. iri.l-o!.r .tIC. .aa. stree. - ~ . -.
-. ore. q. me So. =, Z. .5.9: 'i...r -.
me Net'.i .'s'l.c. 'n!r. =. ~. para. .. :'.':
I. CERTAIN Lot .. GrO"F., .i.u.tl. H ~
s.z.i. pis''ic' ~ 'hts city. late. CITY I. Jefferson
.3.sh -. .jeT.':aoI. n IN. >ta'e. ..e. gns'.: -
lie 40. H. OF square y. .. ..i = .lIu u-Is..
within :oa!at. i.Ulea,.t. Camp anC. ). .--t
streets. and which 1t measure. 81 Tee: llc'-.
from on Sonia: street !1or. .. l.ss, nF - -.
depth betWev. parallel lines, all american Y-a.
ure. Togethe. with al the ..g.5. way. .'t.
thereunto belonging. and a.. the building. and
improvements thereon.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
acts of sale before Z. s. Beck. notary pu..:, a.
the expense OF the purchaser.
Jazz fe3 20 q
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By s. Guinault.
lSTEEcICTI0S OF L. V. 7. DiMoSTAT
Second D.s::ic: Court for the Parish o: Orleans
30. 23,e9t.

py =. GElNAULT. ACCTloNEER-OIice
- corner hXcaanG. alley and BtcnviIe street
SATURDAY. March :. 1874, vii. be sold at twelve
o'clock NJ. AZ .he Merchants and AucHoneers tx.
change t;ova, street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets. by virtue OF order from the hon.
cradle the Second Distr!c: Cour. Tor the parish Of
Orleans dated January 81. !3.i--
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third Dis.
t,c: Of thi. city in the square bounded by Craps,
Love, Union anu French.neD streets, measuring %
feet ten inches front Crap. street, Lv ~. feet
inches lines II depth, ;oGetl!5: witt, al. the
Tram. buildings and Improvements thereon.
ic:m.-One-h.i cash. and the balance PAYABLE
a. a credit of six and lively. months in notes o.
:l- purchaser. bediIii-: elgh: pc: cent interest
from date Unit. paid, and secured bv vendors
pitv!l.2e ana. spec!a. mortgage on the property
soil. The purchaser 10 caiiae tbc buildings erect.
I'd said property 20 he Insure up to the amour;
OF the note. furnished 10y him. and .rans.e: The
policy OF insurance 20 the bearer of said notes, the
ac. .! sal. t" contain besides The clause .: non
a,!-E:nio. III. "i.- ato9 OF said purchase: to pay
a.. .ne lawyers tees, aOt to be lcSs than tive
cent ia o; suits for the recovery o. said notes.
Sc. piiI. al IL. Exchange.
Act OF .a,. o.'Ore l.. 9oUnv. notary public, 1t
:he EXPENSE .. the purchaser, .Ac!udin., all tie
taxes Toy The current yea. .&.. due N 1875.
f.. :, q -r,,ls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

LOT On FOURTH STREET IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT-SUCChSSlON OF r. MCALPIN.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. So 5};.
RY PLAClDE }. SPEAR. AUCTIoNEER-
- cItice No. IS Exchange ailey.-THURSDAT.
March 5, i3'i Al twelve o'clock Nj, will be sold
public auction at tine Merchants and Auctonsers
Exchange. on Royal street, between Canal and
CUstouih0use streets by virtue and in pursuance
TO oIde; from the Hon. A. L. Tsso: Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated January =, l8.!, toG account OF the above
succession, TO wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, wing. being and
situated il the Fourth District OF this city, in
Tn. squai. bounded by Fourth, Third. st. Patrick
and -. Dem. streets said lot fronting Fourth
street. and forming the corner o: said square. and
measuring 81 fee. from. Fourtl, street. by q
depth of 40 fee: and front on st. Patrick street
and designated by til. Nc. . the plan of square,
tog.the. with all the Improvements and dependen.
Gle. thereUnto belonging OF ia anywise appertain.
ing
Terms and Co'.iitiOn.-C1e-:ili1 cash. the bal.
ance d: a cred: o: one and two years for notes
bearing sfecla. mortgage and vendors privilege,
with eight per cen; interest per alnUns from date
til paid five per cent attorneys fees in q
Judicial proceedings FOX recovery Of payment OF
sad notes, and all other Usual clauses.
Act OF SAFE. together with ln'erna. revenue
stamps, etc. before ChIis.oval Nore notary pub.
lie, az the expense Of the purchaser.
i..n Yes y l9 IS NH:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
AUCTION SALES.
BY the Successors Of G. =. Girardey
& Co.
SUCCESSION OF BRIDGET KIERANS.

Second Distrie: Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 36,199.
DY TIE SUCCESSORS OF e. Z. CIR.
ID ARDEY l. CO.-Nicholas J. Hoey Apctioneer-
Office No. II Exchange place.-SATURDAY, March
T. 1874 at twelve o'clock ~, at the Merchants and
Auctioneersr Exchange on Royal street between
Canal and Custemhouse streets, in this city OsNew
Orleans, by virtue of order of the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated January 3d. 1874. vii! DO sold by public auc.
ton
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND IN .he Fourth
District OF this city. in square bounded by First.
Second, st. Andrew or Liberty. and 81. George or
Howard streets; said portion OF ground coMmepc.
ing at a distance OF ID feet inches from the
of First and Howard streets. measures IL feet 9
inches front on First street the width on the
rear line. by 10 feet inches in depth. between
parable! lines. and being the half next Liberty
street of the lot No. 8. K. together with a.. the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale-Cash the spot, and purchaser
to assume payment of all taxes for the year l3.i
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser be.
fore William J. Castell, notary public.
al 81 d m