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TELEGRAPHlC.
ss.ei.l Ong.leAs, 10 %. Dallas p'ip r'nIa.
Eaeiiiag Das for Iarlmen ~ Mystic
rarlt,


BosroS, September h,-lhe Mystic
park fall meeting closed this aller'
noon The llrhl race Wa fur u purse ri
Two thousand dollars for siil HORSES
II was won by Kansas chief heallnp
Fluly, Gold Dust, Jim and Lady Dahl
man, In the order named, Time sish,
aiaO, al2ll, agl, Gold Dust t0oh the
second heat,
The second race was q purse N i've
thousand dollars tor horses lhal have
never beaten $50, The starters we're
Corners lled Cloud, GloHler and Net
tic, The hrst and second heats were
won by Rcd Cloud, The Third heat
was very exciting aud was won by
Red Cloud by half length, but liud
Doble complained TINT Mace crowded
Him on the home stretch, which was
the unanimous belief Of the Judges,
aud the heat was given loOlosteE The
fourth heat was won by Chester by n
half length. The aflh heat was lrOtled
amid great excitement the first half
being contested by Gloster Red Cloud
aud Corners, On the last half mile,
Nottio give Gloster aud Red Cloud u
warm race, but Gloster won by half
length, aud took the first money, Red
Cloud second and NettIo third. Time,
9l0 $50, 1921 4, 2j2i, 2i22,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, September 5.--Gold
opened at o..
1920 p. M.-Cotton firm. Middling
Orleans lie; middling Alabama, Ice;
middling uplands, 1896 low middling,
l5sc; strict good ordinary, l5!c; good
ordinary, lac; ordidinary, lS4c. Sales
last evening, 600 bales.
1920 p. observation-disclosures, quiet
and steady. September, lolc; Oc.
tober, 15s@l6 7-lGc; November, 10 $40
@l53c; December, l5sc.
Exchange depressedat 4Ss@4S9; sixty
days, S6l; commercial, S3l@S5.
800 p. M.-Gold closed at %.
The next meeting of the National
Cotton Exchange is to he held July ~,
1876 at White Sulphur Springs, Va.
LIVERPOOL, September 5.-Cotton
quiet. Uplands, Sd; Orleans, SID
Sales 10, 900 bales.
GALVESTON, September 5, 10 A. M
Cotton quiet and steady. Good ordi
nary, lac; low middling, l5c; middline
uplands, Ice.
Gold 0G0l.
Hides steady. Dry, with very
strict selection, 19lc; damaged, hal
price dry as they run, Ice; wet sailed
selected, Sc; butchers, green, 7C973c.
NEW ORLEANS, September 4, ii A
M-Cotton quiet. Middling uplands
l6ic. Sales 100 bales.
Exchange, 30@32 bank, 35l sight
commercial, par; bank, premium.
Gold, 9l@9s.
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LONDON, september "a special
dispatch to the Times from Madrid
says that General Babale viii remain
In that city. Either General MOrlones
will be appointed commander In chief
Of the army or Marshal Serano viii be
styled geneNlIsslmo, with power TO
appoint generals,
bon Carlos has gone 10 AlsatIa TO
meet the eX.Duke Of rrlam. The
CarlIsts have picked up u sailor who
deserted from the German man-ol-
war Albatross. They sent him across
the frontier 10 the French authorities,
by whom he was delivered TO the Ger
man consul at Bayonne,
A later account Of the Austrian polar
expedition states that the explorers
penetrated to so - latitude.
MADRID, September 5.-.Thc CNrlists
are entrenching themselves around
Bllboa.
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IInlair,IhN lightning.

The stanton wa NIndIcator says ;
"On Tuesday, durlnga thundr storm,
several railroad employees on the Viz
ginin aud Tennessee railroad were cons
lug In the direction OF the city on n
hand car, when u telegraph post, scy'
oral hundred yards In their rear, was
struck by lightning and shlvored, The
bolt then followed the rallrOad track
In the direction of the car aud IL des'
crlbed by speclatorNs having present.
cd the appearance Of u ball Of fire about
the Size OF n mans head, The men on
the ear hurried forward as rapidly ~
possible, but the ball Of fire overlook
Them, ran under the ear lifting ltsev-
epl feet into the air. and passed on.
The men were thrown In every dlrcc'
ton, and were considerably stunned.
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To he Given Full sweep.

WASHINGTON, September 5.--lt is
reported that under the present ar
rangements, Attorney General Will
liams, whom the senate rejected as
chief Justice, is virtually commander
in chief of the army and navy Of the
United States. OF their use or abuse
throughout the south he is to use his
high power, delegated by the constitu-
ton to the president for the protection
to all purposes 10 the whites against
the blacks and the blacks against the
whites and otherwise.
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WAGLEY & L0CKART,
Managers, Houston, Texas,
Endorsements Of the Local Press.
From the Houston Telegraph, Aug. lO.l

From the Houston Telegraph, Aug. lO.l
BY reference to our advertising columns
The announce of Waglcy X Lockart's Grand
Gin concert will be found. The drawing VIII
come OIL on the list of Demember, just ~
time for lots of people to get substantial
nChristinas gift" The card gives all the par
ticuInrs, much better than we can write
them, and we need only give our readers the
assurance that the managers are men OF
standing and reliability. We feel sure that
any representations made by them are
strictly true, and will be faithfully performed.
From the Houston Age, August l0.l
In another place will be found the adver-
tisement of Grand Real Estate Gilt con-
cert to be given by agley n Lockart, on
the Dist ol next December. The scheme em-
braces the distribution of $4,000 worth OF
Texas lands, comprising iO,53S acres, with
nerfect and warrantee titles, together win
Valuable Houston city property. The lands
are located in thirty-eight different counties,
embracing every character of sol and VIII
average In quality ant value with lands In
The counties In which they are situated.
| Messrs. Wagley & Lockart have adopted this
Man Tor the sale and distribution Of lands nj
| he solicitation of many Of their clients. 80
far MS regards the landing Of the managersl
This isn matter beyond tile possibility oil
cayil. No business firm In any branch OF
business in Texas enjoys 10 n greater degre.
| than Wagley & Lockart the co.. hdeDce OF all
who have ever had dealings With them
VIZ" lf6dlm5lw3n
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"Not u nay for whis,iin'."

The late DR., Macadnm used 10 tell OF
tpsy ScotchmNn making his way
home upon n bright Sunday morning,
when the good people were vending
their way TO the kirk. \ little dog
pulled the ribbon from the hand OF n
lady who was leading II, and as II ran
away from her she appealed 70 the
first passer-by, asking him to whistle
for her poodle. "Woman," he rctorted,
with solemnity of visage which only
drunken man eau assume, "woman,
this IL no day for whlstlin' ~
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B,zaire in EngIand-The spinners.

BnZnIne III ENgINhH-THV SEIHHF'H'
PARIS, September 5.--Bazaine has
gone to England.
AT a meeting of the cotton spinners
at Manchester, yesterday, it was de-
cided that u circular should be sent 10
the Lancashire mills, advising that
work be limited to four days n week.
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An Attempt 10 burn Important stale
Records,

hecOrUA,
New ORLEANS, September Dur
ing last night the offices of Attorney
General Field in the 81. Louis hotel,
now used rs n state house, were broken
open, and all the records therein were
piled in heap in the center Of the
main office, together with II part of the
furniture, and were saturated with coal
oil and set on fire. Fortunately the
flames went out, and only one or two OF
the papers are charred, though all are
rendered nearly illegible by the oil.
The incendaries seem to have been
frightened OIL before completing their
work,
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ST. PAUL, September Estate Treas
urer Charles McIlrath stole eighty.
nine thousand dollars from the school
and swamp land funds.
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THE Washington correspondent OF
the N. o. Bulletin, writing on the third
term question, says
President Grant is In earnest in this
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THE following h the substance "
the resolutions reported by the com'
millee on platform Of the sulphur
Springs convention
Tho committee reported, indnrHlng
the Austin state convention platform I
demanding u constitutional eonNen'
tom that The Improvement Of coasl
harhors h Of vital Importance 10 The
entire state, aud urge an appropriation
by the general government for that
purpose that u h the dulyo tlie gem
eral government 10 give Immediate
relief % the irlnller aud Vt the Stale
government 10 do ~, II relief II denied
10y the general government That the
administration Of Governor Cokcglven
evidence Of high slnlesnnnship aud
fearless integrity, and especially COM
plIments him on his financial policy I
lndorsea Hon, W, +, Mclenn'S course
In congress, aud recommends, finally,
10 the state executive committee, the
adoption Of the majority rule upon the
ballot being pressed,
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WITHIN the few past days n gentle
man came to Dallas with the intention
of embarking In his special line OF
business. After " vain endeavor to
find II store house, he left for Austin.
His experience here reveals the fact
that of the many store buildings in
course of construction, not Il single
one remained unrented. In every
case II lease was already signed at II
high rental ngure.-INorton's mtelll-
gencer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISS ELLA RLVES,

Teacher of piano and vocal music, Dallas,
Texas, will begin lessons september |, lH'i.
Apply at Mrs. +. A. Hawkins residence east
Dallas. or leave orders at Dorman, Holmes ~
Co.'S music store.
lrnlAnnI
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msinesl. Al his energies, with his
hull dog perseverance,, are enlisted W
accomplishing his lurpnse, lllfl}
means Which he can control vii lH
used-llf entire patronage al hls plllrel
which you know IL immense, same
line ago lhe rpplhllpan politicians
laughed ~ the IDEA 0f Grant hrlng ~
earnest, nr even thinking VI % "lllrd
lenn," Nav there h 40 iHughlug
They know that he not pnly desires 90
eleGin ion fnr the ihir term, hul that lle
il determined 10 accomplish IL, II h
now 0penly asserted hy his friends,
aud hy The president himself that lac
owes the republican party nothing :
lat ihni, On The contrary, lhe parry
owes III very existence Ia hlmi llAl
his name, fame aud popularity saved
IL fIOm dpslrucinn, ~ hr feels lfee 10
ael ~ his Indications VI Interest may
dictate,
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A CARD.

take pleasure In stating to the insuring
public of the city Of Dallas that my loss in
The late fire in this city on the morning OF
,June q, 1874 covered by Insurance in the
North Carolina Home Insurance company
located ut Raleigh n. c, was promptly adj
iusted by Colonel G. B. Wcllborn, general
agent, and has this day been paid In iull. l
unhesitatinply recommend the general agent
and company TO tie confidence OF the people,
as prompt and reliable. ! besneah q 'iner ~
ably represents. JOHN 1. " llFH0S,
September |, 1874. lftdlW
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HATS w HATS
WHAT EVERYBODY HAS BEEN WAITING POR

The largest and finest selections of hats
over brought to Dallas can now be found NJ
Hamilton 4 Co.'S, sign OF the"Big BED Hat.
I7Sllt
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm OF
Frank n Lockwood is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. T. J. Frank Is alone au,,
thorized to collect any accounts due SAID
firm, and pay liabilities of the same.
TJ. FRANK,
"a. LOCKWOOD.
dallas Texas se.pt.i, 1874. i77dlw
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Fourth Ward School.

ON MONDAY, THE 7TH INSTANT,
This school will open under the manage
ment of the undersigned in
YOung's Ware House,
And continue ten months. For fonr months
il will be tree to the children ofthe ward
who ara within the scholastic age. other pu-
pills will be received Mt the following rates,
payable monthly:
per month
High per month
BY order OF board oftrustees.
i7diw 10, II, BUCK, Principal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10
Rose Cammack W.. John Hays.

vClFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il orleans, No. 439l-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the FIFTH
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
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
city, on WEDNESDAY, March II, 1874 at twelve
O'clock NJ, the following described lot of ground
together with the buildings and improvements
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
the Second District of this city in the sonara
bounded by Bienville, Where, Crstomhouse and
Robertson streets, designated by the numbers ten
and eleven, on plan dl lawn by Louis Bringier, late
surveyor general, annexed to AZ act of sale from
Charles Papet, passed in the Off CO of Lous Fereaud
late notary public in this city, the ninth day
OF June 1851 said lots having i'll American measure
each, twenty SIX feet ten inches front on Where
street by sixty three feet eleven inches in deptb.
said lot eleven forming the corner of Where and
blenvllle streets. Said lot number ten was ACQUIRED
Dy the defendant herein by purchase from Charles
emmanuel Lomine per act before A. Boudousauie
late notary in this city. on the eighth of April
1898, and SAID lot eleven was acquired by said do.
fendant by purchase from the estate of Charlotte
Diggs, The deceased widow of James Diggs per act
passed before the same notary on the twenty sixth
of March, 1883.
O. LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND Situated in
the same district and square, measuring. in Ameri-
can measure twenty six feet ten inches three lines
'front.' on SAID Where street, by depth between
parallel lines of sixty three feet eleven inches
being the portion next to Customhouse street of
that portion of the original lot number three ac
corning TO- plan drawn by DepouiIly, dated nine.
Gustave Lie Gardeur, then notary public in this
CITY and was acquired by said defendant herein
oy purchase from Mrs Mary Lee Clark widow OF
the late Moses p. Clark. per act passed before the
late Thomas J. Beck, notary public in tEis civ
on the eighteenth of June, 1857.
Seized in the above suit.
1erms-Cash ON the spot.
W. p HARPER
fe1 20 mhll Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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SHERIFFS SALES,


The City of New Orleans vs.. f. WlntZ.
CyUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 57.727.-By virtue OF q writ OF
fieri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, for city taxes for
the year 1873, will proceed to cell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and AuctOneers'
Exchange Royai street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, March IA, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
l. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, in the Sixth
District of this city, known as square number
one hundred and eight bounded by TchoupitOu-
las, Jersey. Amelia and Pension streets. and
measuring two hundred and thirty-iive by three
hundred and four feet and composed of eighteen
lots.
2 THE SQUARE OF GROUND number three hun
dred and eight, bounded by Plaquemine, Perrier,
LeOHtine and VamOnt streets, in the same dis
trict and measuring two hundred and seventy
eight by two hundred and eleven feet.
3. TWO CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND. in
square number two hundree and twenty, bounded
by Magazine Camp, Aline and Foucher streets. in
the same district, one portion measuring one hun.
dred and twenty five by two hundred and fifty
feet, and the other measuring three hundred and
four by one hundred and eighty-four feet.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
felo % mhl4 Sheriff of the Parish of OrleaDs
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rrancois Dupierris vs.. Joel T.. Cannon.
! INIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pApIsu s,u
Orleans, No. 4837.-By virtue of a writ ut sai,,r
ana sale TO me direc ted by the honorahe ths ~
DisIrlct Court for the parish of Orleans :, n ~
aoeve entitled cause, will proceed TO sell at NH
E z. aauotIou, AT the Merchants and Auctioneers'
h1change Royal street. between Canal ana o.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District ri this
Guy on WEDNESDAY, February Is 1874 at twsirs
wit Pioperty, 10
A CERTAIN PARCEL OR LOT OF GRoUND TO-
gether with all The improvements thereon and a
T therets situated in suburb Pontchartran
ihrd District OF this city of New Orleans an3
nun 1ered one hundred and thirteen in the snnara
pounded by Maurepas, Des Marais Florida and
stfeets according to plan drawn by Ia
Jesse iate City Surveyor, dated June S. 1909 and
oepesited IN the office of W. ChIisty notary nuhI;c
III Gnis CITY; said lot measuring sixty feet front
on poth Maurepas and Florida streets bv one b,,n
dIed ana hfty feet in depth and front on Des Maras
street. being the same property acnnirad h., Is
defendant herein by purchase from Henrv a. pr ne
~ act passed before Amedee DucateI nofarv NH,
Seized in the above suit 1919.
,lefms-l. Cash for sufficient amount IN na
hfty dollars, with interest thereon at 80. anu
cent per annuln from the twelfth day Of JnIr ~
tl the day Of sale, five par cent aftornsvis TO- TO-
and costs OF suit, ''"ihey iees,
ne purchaser to assume, to the extent of tho
amount OF his bid, the payment Of nro,ciso oru
note, secured by mortgage on said nrpnar. s79 t
5 dne IKE sum OF two hundred and fiftv doIIjars
uIawn oy defendant to his own order ana ~, III,
dated January 9. 1873, payabIe twelve
nn1 aIter date and bearing eight Der cent per
3 And tha hhdi.ulity until final payment
II any cash On the spot "a "'''"''"'i'n'
;.,. e.,.,s wP HARPER
ia<s 1sN % Sheriff of the Parish Of OrleanA
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james Buckley Us. ErAest Vouar

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 45fa.--By virtue of a writ of tieri
facas to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, | will proceed to sell at
pubic auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers,
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY March !. 1874 at twelve O'clock
NJ the following described property. to wit
ONE'HALF OF A CERTAIN LOT GROUND with its
improvements and buildings, situated in Faubourg
Deord III the square bounded by Triton walk
BarOnne, Dry AIDES and Caope streets being a
portion OF ground next to Dryades street of lot
number twenty, on plan of Pile late surveyor.
ANNEXED n to an act before + de Armas late
30, 1929, Said portion of ground measures
twenty-five feet front Triton walk, and
twenty five feet wide in the rear by denth
OF one hundred and twenty six feet six inches on
me on side nearest Dryades street. and depth of
one hundred and twenty eight feet six lines on
iIne on side nearest Baronne street. Said lot "a
deslSnated as number one on a sketch apnexed
10 an act before the late Strnger notary public
IN this city, of January 90 l847; being the same
property acquired by II. W. Pafrey per act passed
before said late notary. Strn.er. ON the twentieth
OF January, 1847.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
.,o ". P. HARPER,
fp3 20 mh7 Sheriff of fh. pa al nS n,I,'...
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
ahe Clfy OF New Orleans vs.. Richa

The City of New Orleans vs., Richard
Murphy.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, Nos. 68l and IS 293-By virtue of
two wrlts of feri facas to me directed by the hon
oraoe the Superior District Court for the parish If
Orleans in the above entitled causes for citv
for the wears 1871 and 1873 will proceed to sell AZ
pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers;
exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Chs.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, March a. 1874. at twelve
O'Clock ~, the following described property, to
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in SQUARE num-
per one hundred and seventy three, bounded by
Poydras streets, in the First District Of this CITY
ana known as lot &, and measuring fifty feet front
feet in depth. 90 "AN 'o'en'J
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot
eo,o,e ". P. HARPER,
'eio 70 mhla Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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john >; Tally vs.. 5. Brandera and Wife

john >. Tally VS.. :. Brandera and Wife,
Third Justice Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 1911.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TIC
I'D me directed by the Hon. John L. Laresche
third justice of the peace in and for the parish
Orleans, will proc, ed to sell at public auction al
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, OIL
TUESDAY. February "a 1874, at twelve oclock NJ
the following described property, to wit
L. ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF
$. Bandera in and to the suit'Of S. Bandera vs. G.
Vincent and Mr.. Rogeau, No. 1909 of the docket OF
the Third Justice Court for the parish of Orleans
judgment rendered on the seventh Of August 1873,
with legal interest from July q until paid for the
sum OF one hundred dollars, against one OF the de
PENDANTS to suit. Said cause is now appeal be-
fore the Third District Court for the parish OF
Orleans.
2. ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST of
both Mr.. and Mrs. ). Bandera in and to the suit OF
Catherine Dupaen, wife of S. Bandera VS.. Charlotte
Bertn Phillip Forget and A. L. Besque, No. 5342 of
the docket of the Sixth District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans The judgment rendered therein is
for the sum of two hundred and twenty five dol
lars, with eight per cent interest from the eighth
OF MAY, 1873 until paid, and five dollars and fifty
cents costs Of protest and costs of suit, in solido
against all the defendants aforementioned.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
felO 1724 WILLIAM EGAN, Constable
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Bertrand Dintraus vsI Frapcoi. L..~S

Bertrand Dintraus vs.l Francois Laer.,.
EIlFTa DISTRICT COURT FOR TnE PARISH a.
l. Orleans, No. 5l85 BY virtue of q writ OF AZ ~.
faclas to me directed by the honorable thu Eel
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in ~
above entitled cause will proceed to sell At .e
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers p
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custansss
house streets in the Second District of this I'm
on SATURDAY March A. 1874, at twelve o'cloct w
the following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND tooa,,
with all appurt+ nances thereunto belong inc ~ er
ated IN the First District OF thls city de,isnssta
BY the number twenty three, ON a plan draw T
Oliver Martin, late surveyors. dated March Y
1867 and deposited as plan number tw.nty-two -
the book OF plans number seven, in the Office vi y.
Amedee Ducatel notary public in this civ ~ vi
said square of ground is bounded by Mr,a.e
Alexander, Gasquet and Palmyra streets ana \,
composed of twenty-six lots, numbered from "n y
to t~enty-six inclusive, measuring three hnnduass
and fourteen feet two inches front on each nf d.
myra and Gasquet streets and three hundred a~ i
nineteen feet seven inches lines front on aap
OF Murat and Alexander streets. Being the sar
property acquired by the defe ndant herein h., n
chase from P. Nougue, per act passed fore Ahsl
Dreyfous, notary public in this city, on the thu
teenth of July, 1870. 'AA
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER
feln 70 mhif Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans