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COURT CALENDAHS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs-He by Judge
Donohue-Nos 49, $50, 60, 66. g. &c. 49, 81, 81, 81
3d. 101, 12o III, 1885, 1A5, 1884, 1856, 1885, 1888 1874 1885,
2ll, 216, 222 22S 235, 800, 24S A9, 253 256, 257.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERALT ERM-Hed by Judges
Davis Daniels and Westbrook.-Nos l. 1881,
69 1856, 1856 1877 1885, 1885, 1853, l9O 1922 1885, 1874. 1876,
1876, 1877, 1913, 1919, 200 POI, 2o2 2o3, 2O4, POS.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRCUIT-Par 2-Held by Judge
Van Brunt-ShOrt Causcs.-NOs. 1882, 3028 PIG,
29ls 300O $780, $780, 1885, 3Os4 1885, 2432 240O 2204
297O 2S62 3l0s $780, 1894 3l04, 1922, 1856. Part B
Held BY Judge Lawrence-Short Causes.-Nos.
22e7 1922 1884 1919 1862 2sO3 2l23 sosl 3o5. 2975
24l3 $685. $685. 2757, 209, 2277 1921 2493 $685. 2225
SUPERIOR COuRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Monel-Short Causes.-Nos. 1927, 1857, 1919
1882 1862 1882 1882 i472 l44O l44e 1857 1870 1887
ITO, 1899, 1900. l646. Part 2-No day calendar.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge Loew.-Case on.
Judge Spauldlng.-NOs. 446s, 1888, 1894, $685. 36lS
1902 3704, 3712, STA 37l6 371s, 1920, 1890, 1892.
Part 2-Held by Judge Shea.-NOs. 3499, 3479
354 1885, $685. 1919, $685. $685. $685. 3643 $685. 3651
sen-Nos. 4O51. 32o3a, 4667 1895, 377S, 46ls, 4649
4524, 1880, 1852, 1854, 45O4, 4501, 4420, 2O9S
COURT OF GENERAL SEss1ONs-Held by Judge
Sutherland-The People vs. Edward Fox, extOr-
battery Same VS.. John Doe leonious assault and
battery; Same VS.. Frank German, ieonious as.
sault and battery: Same VS.. owen Tralrer, felO-
NOUS assault and battery Same vs. Henry How
Same vs.. Alfred Jaques, burglary; Same vs. Ed
ward Kane, grand larceny Same VS.. John Young.
grand larceny; Same VS.. John McGettrck, grand
larceny Same VS.. Alexander Mitchell, grand lar
ceny; Same vs. Thomas Mclaughlin, larceny from
the person; Same vs. Charles Garrison. larceny
from the person; Same VS.. Thomas Hines, larceny
from the person; Same VS.. Henry Hamilton and
Charles Foster, false pretences; Same VS.. Phillip
Purcell, receiving stolen goods
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINEB.-The People vs.
Peter Stephari and SARGENT PavOli, homicide.
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FIFTY-SEvENTA STREET POLICE COURT.
Youthful Masked Burglars.

DclOTe JuSIlCt Wduueu
On Wednesday afternoon Detectives MCGOWAN
and Levns, OF the Nineteenth precinct while
walking up Third avenue. met and arrested three
youths, whom they recognized as VIGOROUSLY bad
gave their names respectively as James Crowder,
aged nineteen years, OF No. $50 West FOrtyseventh
street; James Davis aged nineteen, OF No. 1876 East
115th street, ana Stephen Price, aged seventeen,
OF No. 1,033 Third avenue. There were found
on Crowder pistol, slungshot and
on the person OF Davis a mask OF the same kind,
q pistol and '1Immy.n The prisoners were
taken to Police Headquarters Yesterday morning.
where their pictures were taken Tor the ROgucs'
Gallery. In the afternoon they were arraiQned
before Justice Wandell, who committed Davis and
Crowder for trial on charge OF burglary preferred
against them by Albert Harder. OF No. 2098 Third
avenue whose hardware store was robbed lew
nights ago. The evidence is pretty conclusive,
some OF Mr.. Harder's goods having been found
in Crowder's residence or rather his mothers.
who was not, however, aware OF their conceal
ment in her rooms An idea OF the career these
young rascals had laid out in the iuture for them
the goods stolen from Mr.. Harder was an anger,
the two revOlvers found upon them and several
other articles, all OF which could be used in the
breaking open OF houses Price was discharged by
the Court, there being no evidence that he had
been guilty OF any more serious offence than being
in bad company.
The possibility Of a neao issue Of fncOnpertib,e
paper regard NTH d7n0zenaent ana dnrtety ana,
in Ty jIdggnent such an issue scOald be deti-
naent and shanae.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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MARINE COURT-2ART |.
Action for False imprisonment.
Before Judge Spauldinp.

Before Judge Spauldng.
Aaron Herman Isaac SimOn.-This was an
action to recover $4,000 for false imprisonment
1t was originally brought in the Superior Court
but transferred to this Court Tor trial. 1t appeared
from the evidence that, in 1870 the defendant
caused one Jacob Flatow to be arrested and con-
fined in Ludlow Street Jail Tor obtaining goods
from him under false representations. While in
prison Flatow made an affidavit to the effect that
he had an arrangement with the paintif by which
he was to recommend him to the defendant as
being responsible. He to purchase goods on his
own credit, and take them to the piaintin, who
was to sell them and they were to divide the pro-
ceeds between them After making this AFFIDAVIT
Fiatow was discharged and the defendant brought
an action against the plaintiff caused him to be
arrested and confined In jail i've or six
days, when he was released on bail, and
the defendant soon after discontinued the action.
Mrs. Herman wife OF the plaintiff, testified that
FlatOw, after being relieved from prison, admitted
to her that the afidavit he made against her hus-
band was false, and that he was induced to make
IL by the defendant. The defendant did not ap-
pear, in person or by counsel, and the Jury rem
dered verdict for the plaintiff for $4,000.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.

Chief Justice Nelson, Of the City Court, is con-
fined to his house by Illness and it is considered
doubtful whether he will have sufficiently recov-
cred tomorrow to preside at General Term.
Mrs. Caroline Spencer. who Is the defendant in
the notorious divorce case Of Spencer VS.. Spencer,
has obtained an order from the Supreme Court re-
quiring her husband to produce their daughter,
aged Jour years, and show cause why she Mrs
Spencer should not be awarded the custody of the
little one. The case will be heard on Saturday
The suit for divorce has been tried three times
and each time The jury Jailed to agree upon q
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

A Horse Case-Acquittal Of the Accused.
Before Judge sutherland.
Thomas Rogers was tried upon a charge OF steal
ing o horse and wagon on the 9TH inst, valued at
$3.50, the property of Nelson Post. There was EVIL
dence which went to establish the fact that the
accused was under the influence OF liquor at the
time and jumped into the wagon iOr the purpose
OF taking ride. AS the jury had doubts about the
feonious intent OF the youth they rendered yer.
dict of not guilty.
Pickpocket Sent to state Prison.
Charles Hilton, who on the 5th inst. stole gold
watch from the person of Jennie Y. Jennings while
she was walking through Broadway, pleaded
guilty to an attempt at grand larceny. He was
sent TO the State Prison ior two years and six
months.
Female Shoplifter Pleads Guilty.
Kate White, who was jointly indicted with Caro-
line Ruth an9 sarah Cline charged with stealing a
skirt worth $50 and a cloak valued at S45 from the
store OF Arnold, Constable n Co., pleaded guilty to
an attempt az grand larceny, she was remanded
| tQr sentence
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SUPREME COUAT-CHAMSeRS.
Decisions.
~ Ial~n nAn

BY Judge D0nOhue.
Arnold vs. Arnold, Merritt Gooderson, in the
matter. &C., VS.. Melgs.-Orders granted.
Wolf VS.. May, Felt VS.. Tleniey, Parrott va.
Colby, Holloway vs. Stephens, Carpenter VS.. Car
penter.-MemOrandums
Kelly VS.. Union Trust Company.-Opinion.
Strew VS.. Central Park. North and East River
Railroad Company.-Memorandum and order Of
reference.
Shaw VS.. Hayes, Blees Sewing Machine Com
pany vs. Selleck.-MOtlons denied.
Marquarat VS.. Marquarat.-Decree OF divorce
granted to plaintiff.
Fernbacher vs. McCarty, Marsh VS.. CALDWELL
Motions granted
Shepherd VS.. Shepherd Motion denied. (See
OpinlOn.)
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
A Charge OF Assault and Battery.

CharSe OF AssauIt Hnu battory.
Before Judges Morgan, Wandei and Bxby.
young lad named Charles Hanon was ar
rai2ned on charge OF assault and battery on
Mary Carrigan, OF No. 54s BroOme street. Mary
said That she had been intimately acquainted with
Charles for a period OF eighteen months, but
he had deserted her and taken other
young ladies TO the theatre, &c; that
she met him one day last week in the
street and demonstrated with him, when be
struck her several times In the face.
HanlOn, being sworn in his own defence. admit
ted the acquaintance with Mary but said that she
followed him Till she became perfect nuisance !;
that he was attacked by her In the street, and
that I'M order to preserve his features, he had to
use more or less violence.
He was remanded for further examination.
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COURT OF COMMON pLEAS-SpsclAL TERM.


Decisions.
By Judge Larremore.
Sands vs. Hughes.-MotlOn granted on payment
OF costs. Order to be settled on notice.
Waterbury VS.. The Mayor, &c, of New YorK.-An
issue of law Is raised by the plaintin and de-
murrer Is the proper remedy.
Jane M. Schmidt VS.. washington Schmdt-Re.
port OF referee confirmed ana divorce granted,
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MARINE C0URT-pART 3.
Decisions.

BY JUuKt JOdCTlIDlSen.
Brown, Executor, VS.. Heyden.-Verdict and judg-
ment Tor plantln for $243 90.
same VS. Fisher.-verdict and judgment for
plaintiff for 1924 90.
Stevens, Executor, vs.. Bruce.-Verdict and judg.
ment Tor plantiff for 1882 SO.
Rosen vs.. Petersen.-Judgment for plaintiff,
$S6 80.
Winter VS.. acknowledgement for plaintiff,
$106 81.
Childs VS.. Jones.-,Judgment for plaintiff, 1855 "A.
Security Bank VS.. I1tus.-Judgment for plaintiff,
$317 43.
Harding vs. Seligman.-verdct and judgment
for plaintiff Tor $798 Ii.
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AMUSE sIENrs.

The possibility or a neao issue or fnc0noerttoie
paper Iregayd Nth amazen,ent and anxiety and,
In my judgment such issue ,oOuH be q deu1-
nse,lG ana a shame.-CHARI.Es SUMNER.
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COURT Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, March 26, 1874
The following is the Court Of Appeals day caen-
dar for March 27:-AOs. 14 142 143, $685. las, 145a,
146, 49,
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o. the bank was an oficial one, and that he was
bound TO report II to the Comptroller.
The Court adjourned till this morning, when MI
Fullerton will resume his address,
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SUPERIOR CeUaT-SPECIAl TERM.


Decisions.
BY Judge Curtis.
Hayeman vs.. EyDel.-MOton granted unless de-
fendant consents to refer cause.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Mendelsohn ct al. VS.. StOut-Case and amend
mentS settled.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CiRCUIT-pART g.
Decision

BY Judge Van Worst.
Van NOstrand O'Brien, Sherld.-CaSe and
| amendments settled.
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The possibility ora neac issue OF inconUerttb,e
paper regard ,ciu anazement ana anxiety, and,
in nv Judgment such an issue could be q det,'i-
nent and q shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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DOOTH'S THEATRE.

BOOTHS THEATRE.
''''''' LAST Two NiGiifs 80 d.
III # a sGs ACTOR
w sAEHSSf Iss X Saf 5SF$4HGr FL m
in his own co 9IaRs na AVIS acts entitled
THE BRIDES OF oAnRYowEs.
MONDAY EVENING, March 30. 1874
Lo 81 tne fee'"SS
who will appear for first time in this city in her
ZIP: Or. POINT GIlYxDE LIGHT
Music store C. ii. OLSON 4 Co., ri broadway.
"A sATTggRpAY EVENING, MARCH %
FOR TH FfE f SaAH Of S HHSQ Ydnk
e Sesy Of 81 e p St Johns and
The ,o0 0 b aris Tor that occasion have voun
KELLOGG. KELLOGG.
THE srEzf sss sS n PgT StAaH
M Mhs d hn sXN ss %ES SrS asY
sn.or MI, I ~ TIT TTALo cASFASIsI, yspTr
and the DISTINGUISHED Artistes who have also
Mr. 5. b. MILLS, Mr. HENRY wIENIAwsKI
Li "A i RkkkkasaLs soeiET4,
GILMoRE's TWENTY.sEC0ND REGIMENT BAND
under the direction of T. s. Gilmore)
and
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA OF THE ACADEMY.
Musical Directors and Conductors,
Sig. T. MuZIO and Mr. S. BEHRENS.
The whole to be conducted under the sanction ana
patronage of the following committee OF ladics:-Mrs
William H. Asor. Mrs j. j. Aston Mrs. S. L. NJ Barlow,
Mrs. August Belmont Mrs. William F. Lee, Mrs George r.
Strong, Mrs Lewis @ Jones Mrs Paran stevens, Mrs
lizard, Mrs. Judge Brady Mrs Judge Daily Mrs +. y.
Earle Mrs Albert d. Hendricks Miss r, Lydig Miss H. X.
". soughon, Mrs r. Worstcll Jr, Mrs. +. C. Golden,
Mrs. clarence seward Mrs; Howard Crosby. Mrs VIII
liam B pinsm9re, Mrs Edward Cooper, Mrs Parke
Mrs. J. r. stone. Mrs Charles l. Perkins,, Mrs; n E.
Howe, Mrs A. French, Mrs. D. Crawford. Mrs Chester
Grant hrs John Fox, Mrs s. J. Penniman. Mrs A. Van
Wart and Miss Ida Greeley.
General admission. 81, secured seats, Parauet and
Parquct Circle, So extra; Family Circle, 81 extra.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE NEXT SUNDAY
EIGHTH COLOSSAL OPERATE CONCERT!
PALM SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 49,
~ Besides the performances of
HENRI WIENIAWSKI, Europe's greatest vionist
and by GILMoRE's entire TWENTY-sECOND REGI-
MENT BAND of 65 pieces,
N0'a'nl srA l%%2r! mAT %afserw0rh'
G RAS n s'oSfPna R Sa CHORUS OF 100 MALE AND
FEMALE VOICES,
assisted by the New YORK Maennerchor.
MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA, under the conduct of
NJ. REINiIARD SCHMELZ.
#| Admi sson cents Reserved seats so cents and 81
extra. Tickets sale at the box office tomorrow Sat-
urday) and on Sunday.
YCEUM THEATRE l4TTi ST. AND 9TH AV.
IL CHAS. CHAMBERLAIN. Jr... Lessee and Manager
The Manager with pleasure that he has
THE AIMEE FRENCH OPERA BoUFFE.
- ~ THIS TRiDXY EVENING March q,
Herves famous Opera,
LGIL CREVE.
SATURDAY, March q,
LA PEsIG pI,nh, and Mons cHoU In
LA GRANDE DUCHkSSE.
MONDAY, March 30,
LIE PETIT FAUST
CTEvENS & CO., JEWELLERS.
- 1853 Broadway second door above Seventeenth street.
ART DEPARTMENT.
Exhibition OF jerome Thompsons world renowned
"THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET"
together with two OF his later works, entitled
COMING THROUGH THE RYE"
1.-THE LAST RosE OF SUMNER"
Open from A. NJ. to T. NJ
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AMUsEMENTs.

METROPOLITAN THEATRE
M $50 ana 657 Broadway. $50 ami So.
MANAGER. ............-........... W. BUTLER
a PEHfECf AVALANCHE OF NOVELTIES
EXCITING SPEClALTIES- EXCITING SPECTALTIES
FOE three NIGHTS ONLY SAM RICKEY
the thrilling sensation az Mickey Corripau
drama, entitled MAsIeR BARNEY
THROUGH by DAYLIGHT; Keeper of the Bismarck
Or. New York In Slices Saloon Mr.. George Ketch-
um.
MR. j. M. WARD. Harry Emmett, Thomas
the talented young Ameri- Jack son. VIM West, John
can actor. Queen, Charles 4. Lovely
Miss Wnnetta Montague, Harry Sinclair, the Schrot-
the charming actress. ter Sisters, and Miss Kate
MISS BATON. Wilson, Miss Iottie Murray
MISS JENNIE HUGE HE'S the popular vocalist
The great sensation artists
WAYNE AND LOVELY.
The wonderful FL Hadj Nessar Hadi tribe OF Bedouin
Arabs ten in number.
TOGETHER WITH OUR REGULAR COMPANY
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises att
Popular prices of admission. 25c., and 5Oc and 81.
Box office open daily Secure your seats In ad vance.
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SUPREME C0UAT-SpEClAL TERM.

Twenty Years OF Litigntion-The Jack
son Hollow Operty-TmpOrtan De-
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BUSINESS IN TEE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME CoUaT-SpgCIAL TERM.

Another Phase In the Controversy Over
the Seventh Civil District Court judge
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-21
BY TELEGRAPH H .
WASHINGTON.
Appropriations.


WASHINGTON, November 20-The House
AppropriatiOn Committee completed the
naval appropriation bill yesterday. The
estimates presented by the secretary were
for $I9, ,OOO, 600; tho appropriation as agreed
upon by the committee is little over
$i7. .OOO0OO. This 10 only for the navy es-
tablishment proper, and does not include
appropI iatiOns for the construction ct ships
or the continuance of work on the League
Island navy yard or the proposed purchase
of the Stevens battery. These and similar
appropriations asked for the Navy Depart
meut will be included in the miscellaneous
bill.
Concerning tho marine corps, 1t was held
that the duties now performed by IT..
especially at naval stations where they are
used ae guards and for police duty, could
as we'll be performed by details from the
army; while on shipboard, the work ut the
marine corps could be performed a. we'll by
ordinary seamen.
No decisive action has been taken by the
committee, but it is generally understood
that should an amendment be offered IN
the House to the naval appropriation bill,
either providing for the total abolition OF
the marine corps, or it's incorporation into
the army, no opposition will be made to it
BY the members of the committee.
Knights Templar En Route.
The officers of the Grand Chapter Royal
Arch Masons of Massachusetts,, and Of the
Grand Encampment Knights Templar Of
the same State, on the way to Nashville to
attend the meeting Of the General Grand
Chapter of the United States, to be held
next week, and the meeting Of the Grand
Encampment of the United States, 70 be
held at New Orleans the week following,
are now in Washington, under charge OF
Lafayette Chapter, and will leave fog their
destination tomorrow.
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Personal.

We had the pleasure Of call yesterday
from General W. L. McMillen. of Carroll
parish. who has paid flying visit to the
city. The General has been very much
absorbed in his agricultural interests lately.
but has not forgotten that he is the Fusion
Senator elect from this State. He left for
homo again last evening.
Mr. John Mccullough, tragedisu, arrived
in this city yesterday, and is stopping at
the St: Charles Hotel. A previously an.
nounced. ne will commence an engagement
at the Varieties Theatre on Monday even
ing next. appearing in "vireinius.' the Ro'
man father. as pictured in the smooth flow.
ing lines of Sheridan Knowles. Time has
touched lightly and treated Mr.. Mccullough
kindly. He is to-day the same jovial COM
panionable gentleman he was years ago
when playing seconds to Mr.. Forrest, and
nnder his tutorship was taking the first
steps on the ladder Of fame. He is now q
finished Shakespearian actor. and will afford
our playgoers much entertainment.
Among other arrivals at the St. Charles
Hotel is Colonel Joseph H. Potter. Twenty
fourth United States Infantry. lately pro-
noted from the lieutenant colcnelcy Of the
Fourth Infantry.
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the village of Jumento, in the jurisdictions
of Trinidad. The garrison made a brave
defense and the rebels were compelled to
withdraw.
Spanish Refnforcements.
The Spanish mail steamer Sale de Cubs
arrived here. to-day, after having disem-
barked a force of 1000 marines at Santiago
de Cuba.
Marine Disasters.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, November lO.-A
number Of additional marine disasters by
the storm of the first instant are reported.
Dispatches from various sections continue
to report great destruction of property and
crops. In some districts desolatiOn reigns.
The International Code.
LONDON. November CA special to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin says it is
stated there that the British governments
declines to comply with the proposal Of
Russia for the adoption of an international
code on the basis of the negotiations OF
the Brussels conference.
The Carlisle Active.
The Ne,cs' correspondent at Hehdaye re.
ports that the storm has abated and the
republican troops are again in motion. The
Carlists yesterday captured two ne wspaPes
correspondents and took them to Andoin,
where General Egara Immediately ordered
their release.
A boat belonging to her majesty's stearns
ship Aurora was run down in the Clydes
and seventeen men we're drowned.
Dead.
Tom Hood, editor of Fun, died to-day
Colliery &xpl0sien.
A terrible explosion occurred in a colliery
at Warren Vale, near Rowmarsh, West Rid
ing OF Yorkshire. to-day. Fourteen sniners
were killed.
The Race at Shrewsbury.
The handicap sweepstakes at Shrewsbury
to-day, for the Shrewsbury cup, was Won
by tho Quail. Pageant second. Lady Alice
third.
More Arvesass
ROME. November 2O.-Fifty moro pefsons
belonging to the Comosisti. have been az
rested in Naples.
Arrived
senor Alvarez, the newly appointed Peru
vian minister at the Vatican. has arrived il
! this city.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE At
AUCTION BIZ THE SHERIFF.-Particular at
tention is called to the sales at auction to
be made this day at noon. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, by
the sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans. Said
sales comprise:
/. "A lot of ground, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
Second District Of this city. ON Bienville
street, between Treme and Marias streets
2. 4 portion Of ground, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in
Faubourg Franklin, in the Third District
Of this city, on Washington walk. between
Goodchildren walk and Morales street.
). And lot of ground. with all the build
ings and improvements thereon. situated
in the same district. on Cssacalvo (now
Royal, street, between Engheiu and Port
etreets.
For full particulars and terms. see adver.
tisements.