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THE WEATHER.,
WAH HHYaH4Nun-

VII LhTAkfMkNT, UTcf az ChiU StkNaI ONfr,l
WARRINGTON, ID. o., August "a, 1874, l0:A g N I
PROBABILITIES. During the rest OF Monday
over the south Atlantic states, slightly lower tenn.
peIature, TO north winds, partly oudy wealth
a occasional rains are probable, aud followed BY
rislng aron eter. Over the Gulf states higher ba
roReter, slightly lover temperature, winds mostly
1 ON The wesi CT north, and partly cloudy weather
rom ter, tlishtly lover Temperature, wind mostIy
from northeast TO northwest, and clear or fair
weather. Over the lake region, clear or psrtIy
Cloudy cool weather, and winds mostly from north
TO test With slfs BIT change OF barometer Over the
the falling followed by rising barometer
lower temperature, variable Winds, partly CLOUDY
weather, epd in the two latter sections possbly oo-
castonal lifht rain Over New England and the
middle states. falling barometer, wird mostly frm
the eas' to north, and increasing to fresh aad bIsk
On the coast sni Iartly cloudy cool cath, r wi n
rain over tie southern portion Of the former
ana the coast Of the later
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I'm AHnoHHcemeHt Of Prizes. The Inter-
national SchuetZenfest at Baltimore closed to-
DAY. 1t is understood that the first prize of
81 goo greenbacks, from the Baltimore Schuet-
zen Society, will be awarded to Philip Klein,
OF the New York SchuetZen Corps. The second
prize, 500 gold, from the Philadelphia Schuet-
zen Association, will be awarded to VIM. Hsvs
or the Newark Rifle Club. The third prize.
500, from the Chicago Schuetzen; fourth prize,
eco marks in gold, from Hanover, Germany,
ana the MIN pTize, a gold watch and chain,
from New York Schuetzen Corps value stJO
are tic between Geo. Shilling, of Baltimore:
Rudolph Heunsch, of Washington City Schuet-
zen, and Aldolph Strecker, of San Francisco
SchuetZen, each making sixty-two on the tar
get OF honor. The sixth prize, a silver brick
from three San Francisco societies, will be
awarded to Conrad Meyer: of the East st. Louis
st. Louis Schuetzen, he making 50.
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A FEMALE WALKING FEAT.-At Pendleton,
) u on the 10th instant, a correspondent OF
the y. y. Herald interviewed Mrs. Fanny Bald
win, poor but respectable woman, residing at
the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, in
OcOnte county, ). G., who had Just walked
from her house to the residence Of her father.
hear PendletOn, a distance of thirty four miles,
carrying her baby, six months old, weighing
tWenty-one pounds, in her arms. She left home
at about six O'Clock in the morning and
reached her fathers at five O'Clock in
the afternoon, making An average of little
over three miles an hour for eleven consecutive
houTs, over a mountainous, billy and rough
roaS, with the thermometer standing 1T ninety
SIX dt grees most of the time. No other motive
induced the ak than parental affection, the
pleasure OF seeing her parents. Considering
the sex OF the performer, the weight carried
me distance, the tune, the nature of the road ,
the TEN perature of the weather, and the alb
sence of an exciting motive, this walk has
scarcely parallel in the history of pedestrian
i'm. Mrs Baldwin is about twenty-six years of
ageJ rather below medium height, though thick
set, and the mother Of four children.
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FAkNcK SANPE ERGscH sAHDY
The special attention Of the pubt,o ana ds.t~-
generally oallee g the fact that the nDdersisnsd
10 constantly ufacturfne and AWAY. - On 49,
Q most varied enc select stock Of the uaerf eH51
!BkkOH CABpIksl manufacture on the b..
isest xkuslsi hUIs, ETC., yhioh be Il dispestns
retail. zoo a. tAVA6aXRO.s M
n.rs Under kstional Hotel
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WEEKS DoINes IN WALL STRKxr.-FxplsIns
Fock operations on small capital without risk
copy sent free. TUNsRIDGE & Co.,
1914 2Wsu street, New Yerk.
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nj Os BIS y A n rs
WINE OF THE WOODS.
VEGETABLE CATHABrIO AND roH.
Cures Dyspepsia, Cens,ipatie.. -.

young. mYf9-m. ~ &f6m
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrfb0
n = has obtained trSm the supreme Court Of ths
teri Of akministraiion on the personA estste al
WWiLLLIsM MALsfsR. late Of Washington city.
against the said deceased are hereby warned
&c exhibit the same. wits the vouchers thereof. 70
the subscriber. before the 1ith day of Auausf
next. they may othsrxlse by law - eycluc a
iroEc AL benefit Of tie said estate 0ivep under my
joan +. MITcHHLL,
aUgl7-m,As Aaminbsrafor.
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SO TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paw
TWO hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
dculSrs. Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, wall
street, New York. ia.
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BANKERS.

10 Pine street, New York.
Organized for the business O, out-sf-to--, p.,s.
bsnkers, Corporations, individuals, NC. OreT spe-
elal indnc. neDts 90 OorrespOndeuts Five per cent
interest allowed on daily balances. city, County
ena Town bonds, also other marketable securfties.
wanted Tor sale on commission
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(NALL Ar C. GATHERS
~ l2l1 and lglS Pennsylvania avsnue.
-. tor pure " INKS and LIQUORS, Of al grades,
CLARET, per dozen, ss 50; RHINE WINE, az.
CtTANBA, 81 o. per gallon.
GIhGkR BRAEDY, RASPBERRY sYRUP,
&C &C. y28-tr
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THERMOMETERS snd Barometers are repaired
and made 70 orderly Hempler near AZ street.
TIE oo~xr.I-y a, a. .,7,,,o,,.,.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

heOE8etOWn advertiser eHts
pcsLPoNED-The Pic Mic Of LOGAN AssOCI-
bsvt A bde1 s;r no. = r. witch gssto "a
Is pos,poned untii THURSDAY, August ~. "a
2itb good for the 27rh. BY order Of Committee OF
1t. WI. PAYNE. Secretary.
SEO5ND-HAND SCHOOL HOOKS Of Gil kinds
Y GsIMIs' Bookstore,
RY THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiODeer.
TRUSTEES s.LEoFyaLUABLrI IMPROVED
EasHIssTgss sTsnsrs. G EAEhs
lE4 $50, and ss:b dsy d FeSTasry. Igs. y ard
49, folios So Ct seq of the land Cor the Die.
lS, OF Soumois, and 81 the request Of the party
At1't hSsu it
18Th, lat, at $50 ocle?k .. m, part Of Deakias,
fronting tweLtys feet on The south side q water
street with eepth OF one hundred feet on wash
as aHd sS aTss .s5p building
Terms: Que third ca b; balance in Elk and twelve
deed Of trqT. All eonveyshcins a: cost q pur ~
chaser a dspesit Of sloO required wnon the prop
WILLIAM D. C chSIsS }rrus.ee..
anl4-eo&ds TH0s. DowLISG, Auct.
HOME AGAIN HOME AGAIN n
IL, AND yEKY GLAD OF 1T,
=, with enlarged premises, improved machinery,
the best talent 70 be hsd in the c1urtry, 10 fact
every facility for doing the best work at low prices
wewould respectfully inform our friends and tue
public that pre-emiEeDt as may have been repu-
'a''OA ~ o0R moTTo rs ExoELsIos
In pyeing and Cleaning Ladies Dresses, Shaws,
Jacques, Ties, Ribbons, &c, &C., Gents Coats
:, At home to everybody from 7 g. m. until sunset;
Saturdays from n m. until So =. m, az the OLD
stand established 1881, the most Complete in the
country. Every body come and see rs.
". II. WHEATLEY,
jy3tr 49 jefferson street, Georgetown, ID. q.
EEORGEraWN SAVINGS BANK, 10, C..
81 HIGH STREET.
d. BANK hours, .. m. t. p m, and on Saturdays
10 receive depositsl until D Interest paid on
aeposbs. General Be kins Business done. and Col
Lemons maze c. all accessible points. Discount
Il. POLKIsHOBE, Presr; }. DICKSON, Cashier.
Directors.
D. PoiSinhorn, Thes. DOwlins, j. T. Mitchell,
gss Dicsscn, u. L. CrOpley, Fred. W. Jones,
Riley a. shinn, 4. ID Hartley, Thee. Knowles.
~ EDUCTION IN PRIOEs-Yo enable rs 70
" close out our entire stocf Of DRY GOODS
before moving into our New Uto-e, we will, from
this date, SELL EYERYTHIEe Ar REDUCED
Our stock is large, end barsaius msy be expected.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
Jes-tr lOl Bridge street, Gsorgst0En.
NJ 10 o s.
~ ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYsTE8
PARLORS,
sug2s-ly 9Hish street. Georgetown.
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promises to pay-for paper money !! u
nothing more than promises to pay, and IL
valuable exactly IN proportion 70 tne
amount Of coin that it can be converted
into While coin is not used as a clrcu'
Iating medium, or the currency OF the coun'
try is not convertible into il at par, 1t be-
comes an article of commerce as much IS
any other produce.
fhe surplus will seek foreign market as
well as any other surplus. The balance OF
trade has nothing to do with the question.
The duties on imports being required in
coin, creates limited demand Tor gold.
About enough to satisfy that demand re-
mains in the country. To increase this sup
ply see 10 way open but by the govern
ment boarding through the means above
given, and possibly by requiring the ma
tional banks TO aid.
1t is claimed by the advocates OF the
measure herewith returned that there is an
unequal distribution of the banking capital
of the country. l was disposed to give
great weight to this view Of the question at
fret, but on reflection it will be remembered
that there still remains 100000 of an
tbOrized bank note circulation assigned to
States having less than their quota not yet
taken.
In addition to this the States having less
than their quota Of bank circulation have
the option of twenty-five millions more, to
be taken from the States having more than
their proportion. When this is all taken
up, or when epecie payments are fully
restored, or are in rapid process of restora-
ton, will be time to consider the question
of more currency. U. S. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, Apri. %. 1874.
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MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, April 22.-The Posts financial article
says: Gold opened at Il32, sold at ll3s, ard has
siuce advanced to ll37 and dec ined to 1l3ls, the
quot atioLs now being ll31a 0ll3a. On gold loans
the rate has been to Y cent for carving For
eign exchange is strong and sales of prime bank
being 81 86a4 81 The demand is principally from
the bankers. Government boDds are lower, the
reason being the decline in god. Southern State
sales as were made. The money market is steadiel
than yesterday, call loans being 405, prime mer
camille paper Is 6d7, and time loans, secured by
colaterais arr as yet no easier TO get. The stock
market while far from settled. has been higher
than yesterday.
Cotton closed steady; .uplands l71sc; Orleans
Use; let receipts 1852 bales; gross 1885, sales
2062.
Futures closed steady: sales 5000 bales. as fol.
sc; June a fsszc; July Il IS saaiS Is lsc, 49,
Southern -four dull and declining common to
falr extra 50 4o07 50; good to choice do 81 s00
II. Wheat atl heavy la2c lower Corn heavy; and
steady; fair inquiry. Sugar frmer; demand 1ar
at p al 80 Ice for fair TO good refining &c for
Rice quiet ar d unchanged. Taliow Arm at is
asc. Rosin firm at So IS. Turpentine heavy,
45a43Ac. Pork quiet; new mess ST. l2h. Beef
quiet: Lard hrmer, 10 7-l6010kc. Whisky unset
Skies OF 1881 12las: fvetwenties of 1862 llsl of
1850 1850 c; OF 1865 l2l new llss of 1867 2o Of
SIScIsSArl, April I.1Cotton quiet and firm;
Oats dull at 4Sa56c. P0rk-Demand light and
holders MN at SIT rs. Lard steady; demand
moderate; steam held at loo; kettle loo, osing
with adv anciDg tendency. Bulk meats advanced;
shoulders 6.3! j Qo45c; clear rib, large sales at
S.laaS Soc and also sales at 85c: sales last EVEN.
ing at sac; clear 81 09Ac, all loose BsconADe-
mand falr marKet firm; shoulders rs ara c; clear
I'D ~ dsssc; clear l0c. Whisky 93c.
ST Louis, April 22.-Cotton firm; mddling l6asc.
flour qulef: suIe,fne winter 81 25d4 IS; extra
winter 81 ,5d5 Is; double extra winter SIS 250
15 family winter Sc .5d7 rs. Wheat dun and
lower No. 2 spring Chicago 81 260I 26I,:
No red winter offered at 81 So, 81 IS bid; No.
red WINTER 81 4t0l a. Corn steady demand
mod crate; NO. mixed 675s d61Ac on east track
Oats firm; Ne 49d49kc on track; SOY d5lc in
eiey ator. Pork firm ST.. Dry salt meats active
and hrm: Bacon hlmi shoulders &c; clear RIB CSC;
clear Us dlOc LAID firm; good 90 dlOc. Whisky
dull; 94c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April q, Kvening-Common 1osin 6s
odG1s.
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Gold opered at li3s 6ll3as against llSa4 at New
York, and after moderate business eosed al
1l30l3a, against ll3s in ;hat market The sales
$1,000 at ll3s; $1,000 and 5000 at ll3s: coo at
| Il3A 0ll33s and $1,000 and $500 at ll3ls.
No sales Of silver were reported.
pnder the course of gold at New York sterling
exehsI re declined about lie Y cent The market
extremely duh and the safes were confined 70
ell 700 embracing $500 AL clear at S. AK; 1900
bill of ladlng at SIS IS; 1850 do and 1880 and
a3500 Al clear at IS 461s, and 4l2oO American
ships bill at SIS 48.
at 463l. and 80 ,0e0 do at 4.6l1..
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 30 90
as 461a for bill of lading and Al ciear ana y ~
as 50 Tor tank; and francs at 463. a4o21s or pf1-
vate. and nominal for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were OF mod
crate extent, and rates were shade SITTER. The
sales Of New York sight covered +SIou to', en-
bracing 100000 and 10000 private bankers at
al ia and $50 GOO commercial aud $40 600 private
The banks Continued to checked on New YORK at
par, but commercial sight was quoted at Il = cent
discount against 5.l604 yesterday.
In stocks We noticed q sale OF 10 shares Carroll
ton Railroad Company at 500.
The sales Of bonds included $4,000 city gold
bearing seven per cents at SAY, 5000 and 5000
at 54 5000 at54as, and $1,000 at 81 e; they closed
Under the influence of the following ordinance
passed by the City Council yesterday, MetTopOhtan
Police warrants, city Appropriation Ger; incases,
time certificates, etc., were quoted at the same
rates.
An ordinance relative to the payment OF city
taxes.
Be it ordained, that from and after the pass.
age OF this ordinance payment of city taxes
nay be made az follows: For taxes Of 1860 and 1866
inclusive in scrip; for taxes of 1868, Is cents p
500 10 cash. balal ce in scrip including interest
tag bills and costs; tor taxes Of 1863: 40 cents q
elO0 in cash, balance in scrip including interest
tax bills and costs; for taxes of 1870 Is cents
500 in cash; for taxes for 1871 40 cents y 400 in
cash, balance IN scrip, except interest on tax bills
and costs, half in cash and halt in scrip for taxes
of 1878 IS ~ 8 100 IN cash and ST. IS e { 100 IN
scrip. -
Be it further ordained, That by the word scrip,
as used in this ordinance, is meant Metropolitan
warrants, certificates Of appropriation, tax war.
rants, city money, Jury certificates. coroners GER
tifcates, tax excess certificates, claims provided
for by ordinances, and transfers Of the same.
The sales OF CITY appropriation certificates in
cuded 8 1900 and $500 at 65 and 1900 at &c; the
market closing at 66.
No ssles Of Metropolitan Police warrants were
repOrtt d. they were quoted at the close about the
same as city appropl iation certificates.
State warrants continue in request for the pay.
ment of State taxes. Large are still Quoted at |
II 048, and small at 5CG55.
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sHERITFsS SALES.


John L. Sterry vs.. Emaiine Kerby (Ema.
line Smith, widow of Joseph Kerby)
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
Il of Orleans, No 56l9-By virtue of q writ of
seizure ard sale TO directe6by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell At
puoilc auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets, in the Second District of this
city. on TUESDAY, May H. 1874. at twelve o clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
. FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon, and
all the rights, ways, privileges and appurtenarces
tbereuntO belonging or in anywise appertainng.
situated in the Sixth District of this city Gate
III the Faubourg Avart, city and parish OF Jeffer-
SOL. in this cltyl in square number twelve, which
is bounded by Jersey, Robert, Laurel and Soniat
streets; said lots designated BIZ the numbers
nlhe, ten, eleven, twelve and thirteen, in accord
ance with plan drawn by Henry C. Brown, city
surveyor of Jefferson ard deposited for reference
ID the effce Of Thomas J. Beck, Jr., notary pub
nc N this city; said lots aGjoin each other, and
each nave mont of twenty-eighr feet seven
lLcnes on hotert street, by depth of one hun
d1ed ana twenty-five feet, between parallel Ines,
American mesaure. Being the same property
Whch Was acquired by the defendant herein, by
purchase from Mrs. Hattie HowcOtt, by an act
passed before Thomas j. Beck, j., rotary pubic
In this city, or the thirtieth of July, 1863.
Seized il The above suit
IeIms-Casn on The spot.
w.P. HARPER
apl0 % myl2 Sheriff of the Parish nj Orleans
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apll 70 myl3 Sherif of the Parish of orleans.


B. 5. VI. LeBr etOn VS.. VI. A. Bou!iguy.
wife separate ill property of P. Leonard her
husband, and P. Leonard her husband
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans No. 6l07.-By virtue of a writ of selz.
ure and sale TO me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans. in
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctiop+ers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomnOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, May 49, 1874 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Faubourg IRENE, in the Second District OF this
city, designated by the number four, in
the square comprised within Ursulnes street.
Bayou road, Where and Marats streets on a
plan drawn by Louis Surgi, late surveyor dated
the fifteenth of February, 1889. and measuring &C.
cor0ing to said plan, thirty feet front on VilleIe
street. thirty-one feet nine inches two lines in
width the rear line and seventythree six inches
IN depth on the side next to the lot number three
and eighty four feet in depth on the side next TO
lot mum Der hve; the above mentioned plan has
been lost, but another plan has been made on the
twenty-ninth of June, 1870, by Bourgerol according
to the measurement of the said surveyor, L. Surgi
twenty-hfth of May, 184l, before Theodore Seghers
then notary public in this city together with all
and singular, the buildings and improvements of
the above described lot, without except on or
reservation Being the same property acquired
6y the defendant herein by purchase from A. c.
SoufceI4e and Others, per act passed before Oscar
Drouer notary public in this city, on the ninth of
March, 1872.
Seized in the above SUIT.
TeTms-Cash Oh the spot.
W. p HARPER
apIl 70 nyi3 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFFsX SAFES.

Frederick Emile Chanat Va. Levasseur
Co., ct al. =
SIXIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. sa24.-By virtue of . writ of .feri
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, IN the
above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell at pubic
auction, ou the premises hereinafter designated
on WEDNESDAY, NAV s, 1874, at half past -four
o'clock p. NJ, &nd succeeding days at same tine
and place, the following described property, to-
wit w
THE GOODS, MERCHANDISE AND MOVABLE
PROPERTY in the pre misses, on the Levee between
the Bazaar and Vegetable Market, in the Second
DISTRICT OF this city, as per inventory, which may
be seen in my Office. -'
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
". P. HARPER,
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The City Of New Orleans We. A, Renney.
son.
SCPERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 81 868-By virtue of a writ of
feri faclas to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans,
IL the above entitled cause, for city for the
year 1875 VIII proceed to sell at public auction
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Custom house
streets, in the Second District of this CITY. on
the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
the First District OF this city, in square number
-, bounded by Annunciation, Terps chore Mel.
poMene and Constance streets, desl grated as lot
number seven, measuring fifty feet front or An.
feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on Tie spot.
VI. p. HARPER
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NEW YORK.
An Order of Arrest,

NEW YORK, April 22.-An order of ares,
has been granted by Judge Donohue, in the
Supreme Court chambers, against Captaiu
Lenaire, late of the Europe Of the French
line of steamers, in a suit for libel brought
by Captain Thomas, of the steamship
Greece, OF the National line. y
A sailers' Strike.
Five hundred discontinued sailors. At
tempting TO interfere with crews, succeeded
in forcing the crew from one vessel bnt
were badly woreted on second.
The captain killed one and wounded sew.
eral, when the police reached the scene in
boats and arrested the leaders.
Happy Over the Veto.
Although the news of the veto BY
President Grant of the currency bill had
not become generally known 1t the close of
banking hours, the information had spread
with sufficient rapidity to cause some ex-
citement and conversation on atreet corners
On the subject. The. prevailing tone was
one Of joy. The feeling Inspired was . gene
rally hopeful one for tho fbture. At the
close Of business at the Stock Exchange the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-23

A Baptist clergyman relates as his early
expert ence that be engaged to preach for a
society for $50 year. Upon settlement
at the end Of the year he found that the
committee had an item of $50 charged to
him for the use Of the pulpit to practice in
One Of the deacOne, however, by way of
sympat by for the pastor, presented him q
pair of boottopa
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apl0 ~ myl3 Sheriff of the Pa
The City of New Orleans VS.. John Funck

The City of New Orleans vs.. John FuDck
SUPEklOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 81 253.-By virtue of a writ ot
heri facias, TO me directed by the honorable tbe
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans,
IN the above entitled cause for city taxes for TIE
year 1873 will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Merchants and Auctopeers' Exchange
hosaI street; between Cana and Cust0mhouse
streets, IN the Second District of this citv on
WEDNESDAY, May -, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the 1GopIi nw des er.bed property, to wit
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District of this city designated as SQUARE
number seventeen hundred and thirty bounded
oy y Reilly, GENTLY, Aubry ard Rosie1e stIeets
measuring three hundred feet front on O'Reiliey
street, oy three hundred feet in depth
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
the Fourth District of this city, in square number
three hundred and twenty nine, bounded by Ser.
oAd Liberty, Howard. and First streets desiena.ed
as lots numbers five and seven, measuring Iinefv
feet front on Second street, by one bundled and
twenty.six feet in depth. W
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
aplo % myl3 Sheriff of the Parish Of diana