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Reafhs.

AT Catoctin Furnaces, on Sunday morn
ing, Nov /, 1874, of Group, EDWARD
CAMPBELL, son Of Simon Campbell,
aged 6 years months and 20 days.
On the Gath ultimo, at his residence in
Burkittsville, after but one days Illness
of Congestion of the bowels, WILLIAM
CARROLL, son-in-law Of DR.. Tilghman
Biser, aged 81 years months and 26 days
On the 9th ultimo, at the residence of
his brother-inlaw, in Smithsburg, Wash
ington county, LUTHER GARDNER,
of Mddletown, aged 20 years 2 months
and days.
On the 9th ultimo, at his residence in
Mddletown Valley, after brief illness,
JACOB aIGLER, aged about SO years
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ION and after Sunday, November LIST
~ 1874, Passenger trans on this roac
will run as iollown
EASTWARD.
Leave Williamsport at $40, a. nj. an(
80, p. m.
Leave Hagerstown at 7.00a. III. and 2. II
| p. m.
Leave Mechanicstown at 500 a. m. and
1923 p. m.
Leave Frederick Junction at $50 a. m
and $50 p. m
Leave Union Bridge at 900 and SAG
a. m. and 400 p. III.
Leave New Windsor at GIG and 0O2 AM
and 416 p. M.
Leave Westminster at $50 and $50 a. nj
and 4.45 p. m.
Leave Finksburg at Z. "a and 1903 a. M
and 5l9 p, m.
Leave Glen Morris at 7.3O and TO- 10 a. M.
and 526 p. m.
Leave Reisterstown at 1888 and 10. IA a. N
and 5.99 and 700 p m.
Leave Owings' Mills at Z. As and 1926
a. IN and GAP p. IN.
WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, at
500 a. IN. and 400 and so D. m.
Leave Westminster at $50 a. M. and
and $50 and 7.30 p. IN.
Leave Mcchanicstowna at 1857 a. m. and
6,57 p III.
SUNDAY TRAINS WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, at 900
a. m.
Leave Westminster at 1890 a. m.
SUNDAY TRArNs-EAsTwARD.
Leave Union Bridge at $50 p. M.
Leave New Windsor at "a; p. m.
Leave Westminster at 4.14 p m.
Special City Passenger G viii he In
waning Al Il C111,,y's "Hcr, 80 of
Eutaw ard Fryc,te STREET. s,al il VI
mipl.cs previon to star, 'nCt'n i.Om FIJI.
ton Dep0t, thus . ncc.'r" III O i
going t.:'irs, ard s"'t' ~ {, he
in wai,ingGo Fol OF Zero. on ieI
of al ans crah'ir p ecrse to .eachl
al ccp,r'a cascrl' por. 'ors Of the C. v.
Stage connections are made with s,OOI
A. NJ. train ION Baltimore Mt Glen Morris
Station for IIams.ead and Manchester, and
At Mechanics own for Emmteburg.
]. NJ. HOOD,
Nov, Bit General Manager.
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HA- Remember young ladies

n@- Remember young ladies,
ges are not apt to be priced after
squeezed three or four times.
rw Wanted at this oflice-a bu~.,. u.
shellbarks.
ats- The Ellicott City Times rather
favors the pretenslons of Hon. 1'noN-
AS SWAMI Of Baltimore, for Speaker
Of the 44th Congress.
rSr The Baltimore Gazette recon-
mends moderation and mastery in
activity" on the part of tbs Demo-
Gratis in Congress this winter.
On Friday evening week John Stoner,
aged about Is years, son of Abraham Ston-
CT, had both bones in his left arm broken
about two inches from the wrist joint, III
der the following circumstances: Young
StOner is temporarily residing at Mrs.
Shrlner's, in Union Bridge, and ct the time
of the accident was riding the horse to wa
ter, when falling in company with play
mate, who, thinking to have some sport,
pulled young Stoner from the horse, result
ing as above stated The fracture was
promptly reduced by DR.. C. Maynard, and
though bad one, the little sufferer has
since been doing as well as could be expec-
ted Westminster Sentinel.
nA- The Gettysburg "Star and SEN
tinel" says: The Republican elephant
failed to put in his appearance this
fall. The Democracy have conse-
quently had an easy time of it. By
the next Presidential election we ma Y
expect him 70 resume his travels,
crushing all opposition.
s9- The frequency Of libel suits is
discouraging to'publshcrs who wish
to be faithful to the public as we'll as
just to Individuals. To be prosecu-
ted for libel implies costs, for counsel
must be retained at once, and often
such suits are begun with no inten-
ton to continue them. They give the
appearance Of conscious innocence,
while the publisher is also conscious
of having desired simply to do his
duty.
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ANT1ETAM IRON WoRKs.-We are sorry
to learn that these works will soon sus
pend operations, about the middle, or lat
ter part of this month. Already many
hands have been discharged, and the ex
pcnscs in every department are being re
duced. -Boonsboro' odd Felloac.
CAPTURED Benjamin Ridcnour, some
times calling himself Myers, who deserted
his wife and ran away with single cir
some time ago, was lately captured at hi:
residence near Cavetown, by Sheriff Mark
err, and lodged in Washington County jai
to await his trial.
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tB- Business Is getting brisk in this

place.
LARGE CoRN.-Mr. Stout presented us
the other day with three large ears of corn
grown on tile farm of Guthrie and Beam,
near Poplar Ridge. Emmitsburg District,
the largest and finest we have
ever seen. There was also az ear not ma
tured, which is. a curiosity ii: rs way.
QUARTERLY MEFTING.-Re L. F. Mor
gan, Presiding Elder of the M. E. Church
of this Circuit, held Quarterly Meeting
at Lewistown, in this county, on last Sun
day morning; and preached at the M. E..
Church of this place in the evening.
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At St. Peters Church, Libertytown. or
the 9Th nit, by Rev. John Gloyd, HENRY
CLAYTON TRUNDLE, of Montgomery
county. and EMMA IGNATIUS SAP
PINGTON, of Frederick county, Md.
On the 2sth ultimo, at the residence OF
the brides mother, in Frederick, by the
Rev. Dr. Diehl, DAVID KOLB to Miss
CARRIE V. SAWYER, both of Freder.
lex.
On the 18th ultimo, at the Lutheran
Parsonage, in Frederick, by Rev. DR..
Dicli, JOHN ULRICH to Miss MARY
A. DEAN, both of New Market District.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the sub.
IN scriber hus obtained from the Or.
phans' Cou:t o" Frederick County, Mary.
land, Letters Testamentary upon the es.
trte OF
BARNEY KOONS,
Ute nf Frederick county, deceased. All
per ;ons :; .vln,s clei.ns against the said de-
ceased arc hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore The nth day of May, 1875; they may
otherwise, by law, he excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said deceased are desired to make immc-
date payment
SAMUEL G.. OHLER,
Nov. 10-4w Administrator.
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Yours, thankfully,
CHAS. n. o. FOX,
Nearly opposite City Hotel,
Sept 5-tf FREDERICK, MD.
No. ---- Roads.

|
WHEREAS, a certain Commission has
w been issued by !he County Commits
sioners for frederick )unty, bearing date
'he 1st October 1874, rcciting that John
| WitheroW and others, residents Of Freder-
| lex County, to locite md open a Public
! County Road, beg ii 'il'g IT the end of Inc
! frs line on Roads No. $50, a, store
planted ." the beginning Of tract OF lard
called Luck Forrest" md INNING on or
near the iirst line thereof, between the
lands of John Witherow ;,t. Abraham
Lohr, and TIL ough the larC of Nicholas
Lotr to inttrsect No. SO Roads, and ut
the same time change the location Of No.
$40 Roads from near the division of said
Nicholas Lohr and Abraham Lohr's farms,
running it near said division, to intersect
the above contemplated Roa,l, provided
said road is opened.
Now notice is hereby given to 81 -
sons and parties concerned, Fad e
will meet at tine place Of beginning of said
road
On Saturday, November IA, 1874,
as 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and will proceed to
examine and determine whether or ii The
public convenience requires said Ioal
should be located and opened, and if upon
examination we should be of opinion
and so determine IN our Judgment that the
public convenience requires said road to
be located and opened to lay out the same
in such manner as will promote the public
and also change parts of the
location OF No $40 Roads: Agreeable 10
said commission and the acts of Assembly |
in such case made and provided.
JOHN ROUZER,
DAVID DAMUTH,
JOHN HAHN,
Examiners.
est ts.5y,
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SheriH''s Sale.

10y Virtue of writ Of the State o.
- Maryland, of Fieri Facias on Judg
ment of Condemnation No. Z, originals
to S. T. 1878, issued out Of the Circuit
Court for Frederick County, and to me di
rccted, l will sell at Public Sale, for Cash
at Daniel G. Adclsberger's Hotel, Emmits
burg, Frederick County, M, ryland,
On Thursday, the 18th of Nov. 1874
at II o'clock. A. NJ, all the right, title, in
tcrcst, both at law and in equity, of JOHN
MARTIN, of, in, and to the following Rea
Estate, to-wit:
A Tract or part Of a Tract of Land
called "CARROLSBURG," containing
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ID ACRES OF LAND.

more or less, lying and being on the south
side Of the road leading from Hampton
Valley to Mt. st. Mary's College, Fredcr-
ick County, and about two miles from
Emmitsburg, and joins the lands Of F. 3
Wclty and Jacob Long.
The above property was seized and
taken in execution as the lends and tenc-
ments of John Martin, at the suit of Ed
ward s. fancy, and for officers fees.
TIOS. II. WILLARD, Sheriff.
nov. 3 4w
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Of which is to enjoin the sale or the execu-
ton of the judgment, as the case may be.
He must conform to article 1893, and give
reasonable security for the arrest of the
seizure. In the primary action he may in
tervene without giving bond, because he
does not retard tho principal action. 1t is
legally impossible for him to arrest the exc
cution of a judgment which has decreed a
privilege to exist upon the property which
he now claims, and that, too, without offer
ing any security to the judgment creditor
unless he gives security. Not doing so the
seizure and sale proceeds, under article 4sl.
lie can not inquire into the validity of the
proceedings between plaintiff and defend
ant in the original suit. Harper VIZ. Rail
road Bank, Is a.. 1876. Coleman vs.. Brown.
10 A., 10.
Exception maintained, opposition dis
missed and new trial refused.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
">/"1o~o>"~<>'|'/S'
Jrap JOuandot VIZ. Pierre NouSue.

l,IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THIS PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 50 BY virtue Of writ Of fieTi
iacias to directed by the honorable the Sixth
district Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' tx
change, Roy al street bet ween Canal ard Custom
hotae Streets the Second District of this city
on TUESDAY, March 81 1874, at twelve o. ,lcck NJ.
the following described property, to wit
TWELVE LOTS OF GhOUND, together with all
The bui dings and improvements thereon, situated
in he Fifth District OF the city OF New Orleans,
the square bounded by Monroe Franklin, Secra res
and PtOlemy streets. and designated 10 8 from
numbers one to twelve, inclusively, on q plan
drawn by L. II. Pile, late surveyor, on the tenth
February. 1860 lots numbers one two, four and
five measure each sixty feet front Monroe
street, by hundred and twenty feet deep, lot
humber forming the corner of Socrates and
Monroe streets. and lot number five the corner OF
Monroe and Pto'emy streets; lots numbers seven,
eight ten and eleven measure each sixty feet front
on Franklin street, by one hundred and twenty
feet deep, lot number seven forming the corner of
Franklin and Ptolemy streets lot number eleven
the corner of Franklin and Socrates Streets lot
number six measures sixty feet front on Ptolemy
street, bv ane huudred and twenty feet deep lot
number twelve measures sixty feet front Soc
rates street, by hundred and twenty ieet desp:
lot number three measures sixty feet front on
Monroe street, by enc hundred and fifty feet deep
and lot number nine measures sixty feet front on
Franklin street, by one hundred and lift feet deep
Being the same property which the defendant
herein bought of the city of New Orleans, by act
passed before G. T. FOrtier late notary public il
this city. on the eighth of March. 1850.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CaSh on the spot.
Se28 milo 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Oreans
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W. r. HAKPFK.
fec mhl3 81 Sheriff Of he Parish ofOrieans.
AIeHnnder Brother vs.: G: N; s uoraa adr

Alexander Brother vs.. &: NJ: S0rla, adH
nlnstrator of 'he Estate OF j. NJ isnaGRs; ,s,,
uNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans No. 40 8l2-By virtue of witt o.
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court Tor the parish OF VI
leans IN the above entitled cause, Will proceed
TO sell ut public auction. at the Merchants ana
Auctioueers' Exchange Royal street, between "a
nal and Gus MoSpY March S So 1874 at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
e' a'CHRTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of the city of New Orleans In the
square bounded by New Levee. Lafayette, Fulton,
and Girod streets designated by the number thfr-
teen, on a plan known as rhe plan of j. A. Beard,
deposited III the office of Hilary B. Cenas late no
tary public in this city, and measuring, according
to said plan tws1, ty four feet two inches seven
lines front on said New Levee street. and twenty
four feet, three inches three lines front on said
Fulton street, by one hundred and nineteen feet
seven inches two lines in depth, on the line
dividing it from lot number twelve, and one hun
dred ana nineteen feet nine inches two lines
in depth the line dividing it from lot mum Der
fourteen, all AMERICAN measure; together with all
the rights, .ways, appurteoances and servitudes
thereuntO belonging, Or in anyw SO apIertalnlnS.
Being the same property acquired by the late Ju-
liam NJ Isaacks, deceased, by purchase from the
plsinSln herein, by act passed before n b. Tr1st,
notary public III this city, Oh the first of February,
1872
Seized In she above suit.
Terms-l. III cash for sufficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim. say the sum OF hve hundred dol
lars with interest thereon at the rate OF eight per
cent per annum from the first of February, 1872,
till the day of sale; eightyseven dollars attorneys
tees and costs of suit.
2. The purchaser TO assume the payment Of two
prOmissOry notes secured by mortgage on said
property, drawn by said J. NJ. Isaacks to his own
order and Endorsed by himself, each for the sum of
five hundred dollars dated the first of Februarys
1877 and payable respectively three and four years
after ate and bearing Interest at the rate Of eight
PEP cent per annum from date until paid. -
J. And the balance of the price of adj caaon, D
any. cash on the spots
Gss nlhl3 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orieaaa
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~. shelly & Co. ~. 4. Foley: Gnme -,
Same.
C1XTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARISH or
~ Orleans, Nos. TO- lilo and 10 747-Sy virtue OF vo
wfils ot tierl facas to TIE directed by tbe honora-
pie she sixth Justice EoHIt for the parish of Or.
leans, IN the above ens tied causes Will proceed
70 sell At pubic auction. Oh the premises herein
after designated, Oh TUESDAY March "a, 1878.
al hve o'clock !. NJ. The following described prop
THE GOODS HERCNAEDiSH AND MOVABLE
PROPERTY contained in the premises SIT late,l at
the correr OF Clio and tafondel.t streets in the
fliss 1!strlct OF 'hs city, consisting Of gro
ceres etc, rs Der Inventory which uIsy b. 4esn in
my Office.
Seized in che above suitA
Teyms-Casa On the spot.
VIZ. HARPER,
mhI3 10 - Sheriff of The Parish of OreaSs
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9ivs.A. 81. JenniuE. 50. '1rs. +. NJ. McCou-

!ivs.A. 81. Jennings. 50. Mrs. T.. NJ. McCou-
= ca. jon. ). to"iors oltessenoS. and third
opponent.
IroURTH DISTRICT CcY.r :Og THE e.,prSr,
L OF o!eana. 80. 3, 320-By .iytue of a writ Of
fen ;acaR agsnst elain'if in favor Of John
y !"'le'. lHt..y'.or aSld Third opponent,
.1stsies s'our: fog Che Iari.h of Orieans in
th.above entitled cause. VIII proceed 90 sell at
,schanse, Eoy. street bet ween Canal and Custom
hous. ,s's IN ehc Second District OF III cry an
MONEY! A2ii. l8l', ~ twelve o'clock ~, ali
defendant herein, ia and TO the following d.scriiJ
property, tewif-
/: TWO LOTS OF sRccSD. eogethee with tn.
puiul4&a anu mp ovSmt nt5 thereon, r 1tu9ted in
the iaugvorg Sauet of this city in square bounded
~ 49, Clio. Prytauia aid Calliope streets and
a t "" " 'ie nun Defs one and iva, on plan
tla"h ny =. r. Il mbel, late deputy surveyor e. D.
raj under date Of Aprt 3, Is35, and dep6sifed "a
pan number Eenty iour, in the book of plans mum
Der one, IN the office of William Chri5ry late ;,
notary Sublic IN this city; sad lot number ans
forms lie corner Of Nay AIDES and Callop. stree1a
and measures twentysix feet sever In hes fva,
!lnes front on Sayades street. by ore hundred and
twenty fest III depth and frot on Calliope stres+
lot number two adioins lot number one aud meas
utes t"ent SIN fe.t seven inches fl re lines front
feet ia depta between parallel lines; in the rear
OF ssla Two 1918 IL an alley Of fourteen feet in
HIath tas per sai1 blan) for the common use of al
the lots bordering thereon ~ Va GAL
2 LOT Of GROUND, with the bui'din,e ,,a
improvements thereon, situated in snni;sh -.
Mary, Ia the square bounded by Camn Iniia 81. ~
Charles and st. Joseph streets de.ignar.d h, 49, ~.
Der two on a plan drawn By T. Dskin, late snr.
plan number forty three. in book of pIapa ~ %
Marks late notary public in this titv said d. d.
ramn st,ess hy feet eight inches font on
feet in depth, between parallel hines. ~ rt;se
Seized In theabove suit W."
.5 - W. p. HARppp ea.
NIB 'ssps" shs1tf ~ the Psrisa q oslssse
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Theodore shift ct nj. vs.. Patrick Nigxfrs.

INOUGTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans. no. AZ 850-By virtue of writ Of
seizure and sale 10 me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
III the above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell
public auctisn, al the Merchant AID Auctioueers
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second Lis.Y ct OF this
city. on TUESDAY, 2arch 81 1874, at twelve o'clock
Nj. the following described property. 10 wit
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND t0set her with all
the bindings and improvements thereon. and al
tho sights. ways privileges and advantages there
unto b'lon2ing OF N any wise appertanng, stu.
ated III the First District of this city an the squar
bounded by Teh0uptouss, st. Thomas Vt. Thrfess
and Thslia streets, and designated by the Number
nlne on plan drawn by H.din L Schlaltaurn late
SURVEYORS dated April %, 1854, and deposited in
the office of T. .. Stark, a notary uUbc in this
city rs plan number one hundred and .ighty-:v.:
sad lot of ground measuring :wsnfy ssven feet
hvc inches front o., TSaia street, twenty seven
feet nine inches three lines front on st. Theresa
street. one hundred and eleven feet ten inches
four lines III dep'h the side linz. toward Tchoupi-
foulss street nIad one hundr.i and seven feet six
inches depth on the eide sin. toward St.
Thomas street.
Which PROPERTY was Sclui.d b. IN. defendant
herein tt"m james u. Brown. by an act passe! be-
fore william Shannon, notary public IA She e!ty.
ON III. fifteenth Of November. 1865.
Sc lied i'll the above suit.
Ievms--Cash on the spot.
". r. HARPER,
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GIHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TiiR PARISH or
- Orleans. Ec. 560l.-Bv v!Itue Of wit of fie.i
faclas, to me directed by the honorable the Sixth,
District sioUrt for the parish of Orleans In til.
above entitled cause will proceed TO sell at pub.
lie auction. at tho Mere auts and Auctioute.s'
Exchange. Roya; street, between Canal and Gus.
temlcus" streets.in the Second Distiie. Of III =
city, On TUESDAY. March 81, 1914 at taeve "cIoeI.
NJ, the following dcscri bed property, - Wit
4 CERTAIN PARCEL UF tiROt ND, iog.t
with the buildings and improvements thereon cit.
ua:.d in the suburb Lacourss. III square number
twenty-five. boNnded by Race. Rotn Chipp"wa
and st Thomas streets. having seventy nine fee.
three inches -FOUR lines front Race street, hy
perpendicular Senth of one hundred and Gftee!l
feet nesHssH parable! lines. beginning vt line par,
ale! with and eighty eight se.t six IN. he's from ~
Ihonas street and sxtsndn. from said line 20
ward Chippewa street, which parcel OF ground Us
composed 81 parts or portion az lots 10 So d sa .e
mum bsred r"uI, five six and thirty two tgYe. ably
to3 pia8 OF ,. ZimI~l. dated taenty.nfth Jauu-
arv. 1888, d"posltsd il. tn. Office ~ l.. r. Cane
rotary, and plan OF said Zmpei, dated twenty-Sfth
February. 1885. ard hicts lots Numbers four five
and Six, of a larger extent than the portion nov
seized, were acquired b. said defendant b. act
pas sed before y. I. Ricardo Not.s "a tairtee a;!.
october. 1855.
seized in The above sU:.
V.Ems-tAsa On the spot.
VIZ HARPER,
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state OF Louisiana rs. AIphonse Barnett.

state Of Louisiana rs. AIphonse Barnett.
NUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans No S3*..-By viltne of q writ OF ter
facas to me directed By the honorable the Supe-
ror District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the,
above entitled cause, for State taxes for the year
1870, wiz proceed to sell at public auction at the
Merchants and Aucioneers' Ixchange koyaY
street, between Canal and Customhoure streets in
tho Second District Of thissity, on FhIDAY March
n. 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ, the lollSw ing de
ecIibed property, to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
plstrct OF this city, bounded BY Esplanade Rob
e,tsoD, Bayou road and Where street, known as
lot number thirteen and measuring thirty feet
front on Esplanade street ~ Ou4 hundred and
twenty feet in depth.
Seized III the above suit,
Terms Cash on the spot.
". F. HARPER
f-ei mhiOy. Sheriff of this Parish OF 1,rie.,s
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SHERIFFS SALES,


The City of New Orleans W, suceession
OF Paul Pesquier and others
GUPBRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. a5,346.-By virtue of o writ Of
ieri faciss to me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans,
IN the above entitle cause for city taxes for the
year 1873. will proceed TO sell at public auction
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouss
streets In the Second District of this city on
FRIDAY, March 81, 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ the
following described property. to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the FIRST
District or TINS city, i'll square humber two hun
bred and seventy bounded by Rampant. Dryades
Perdido and Poydras streets known u, lots NUM-
bers nlneteeh and twenty. three. measuring each
five feet in depth.
Sci Zed in the above sui>,
Terms-C2eh Oh the spot,
". F. HARPER
fe2l mhl0T Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.