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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
Mary h. Burse-s ~. ). VI. Wells.


1>OCRTR DISTEIC1 COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. :Si..-By virtue of WI. OF
seizure and sale directed by tile hono.abl. tile
Fourth D.,tsic; Cour: FOX the ;asi.l. of Or
leans y. Che above entitled cause, TO ". r.
Harper. late sheriff and by said late sh.rii;
to me transferred. vii! proceed 20 sci! at public
auction, a; the Merchants and Auetioneers' Elk.
shsnge, ROYAL street bet tween Cana! and Custom
house streets, in ehe Second District 81 This
city. o.. WEDNESDAY. December 80 1874. AZ twelve
o'clock NJ. the sol!owln. described property. to
Wit.
TWO LOTS or GROiND, witt, ali :ie improve.
ments thereon, situated in I'll. city and parish of
Jefferson tnoyy the Sixth District o: New Orleans,
in This state. in TIN. square number Sor!y-seven
bounded by. Jena, Cadz. P!sgueinne and Perrer
streets ahI designated BY the itImbers six and
seven, plan by L. Su.gi. late surveyor. on the
twenty sixth day of Iay, 1885, and deposited in
the Office c: William Bos veil, late . notary plbl;.
in this city: which said lots adjoin each o,b,r
and measure each, American 1nea sure thirty fee,
trent on Paquemine street. by hundred feet
in depth, betwee parallel lines Being the same
lots purchased by The defendant herein from Jonn
I. Michel, by act passed before P. E. Davis notary
public IN this city. Oh the seventh Of March. I8G
Seized in the above suit
Terns-Cash on the spot
EUGENE wAGGANAN
GQs. De- u :.
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CVUKSE OF FREE LECTURES
THE MECHANIC ARTS.
LOUISIANA STATE AGRICULTURAL AND NE.
CHAyICAL COLLEGE.

IN addition 30 :fc daily exercises Of iris nstitu.
ton. there wit. DC evening classes II order to
afford opportunity TO young men engaged in
the various trades and arts 70 acquire knowledge
OF the fundamental principles OF these branches Of
an education. applicable - shs!s seyeIa! pursuits
in life. Lectures :gee. Casses formed ;oS TUES.
DAY. December !.
The evenings VII: ~ occupied ~ follows. !gs,n
teveH % nine o'clock:
MONDAY Observation-Disclosures. J. I. CROSS
Pure and Applied Mathematics.
TUESDAY observation-disclosures 4. ". PERRY
Sa:G,a: Philosophy am; Chemistry .. applied to
Art. and Sciences.
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS Professor ACG. .:EE.
SAU-Mode:;. La, g.ages.
THURSDAY EvENlSGs-P.o:-.s :. y. CAR.
TER-Mec.ariea! and Architecture. Drawing.
FRIDAY ivESIS"S-Pro.essor L. ". SEwELl.-
History. English Literature. NOES dies
100 ......CANAL STREET......1 100
STYLISH SHIRTS. SIX FOR - IS,
Formerly sold for So
New stock of Gentlemens Furnishing Goods
cheap for cash.
Medcated Flanneis 70. Rheumatism.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
New Bosoms, Collars aud Cuffs put into Shirts.
bad fitting Shirts genOdeed at
LEIGHTON'S
Ftgs! Premium Shir. Factory.
no232t No 100 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

There was an unusual number OF close
contests in the Congressional elections.
Ia;le: beats Phelps in New Jersey By four
votes: Harrison. i'll one Of the Chicago dis
,.ic.s. has seven majority. The Erie DIS
,ric. Of Pennsylvania elects Estev: over
Curtis hy eleven votes. AinswcT!h. IN Iowa
has flynn. majority. Walsh. in Mary
Land. .ey.nty-.isht majority. and Baker. III
Indiana. .if,y.i.hs majority. Foster IN
Ohio, DaoHey in Georgia. Farwal! IN iil'
nris. vUIt. III Iowa. Booze IN Kentucky.
Frost in Massachusetts, and Plat, in Vir
gin:a. are eie!.sse.l Sy less :haH ioe ma
jpci;y.
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The brig John M. Burns, Captain Frouty.
with general cargo, from New Orleans for
Cienfuegos, put into Havana on the twenty.
first instant to repair damages sustained in
a hurricane, during which the mate was
lost overheard.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
DIR. CURTIS on MANHOOD.

soc.." COPIES SOLD IN ALl. PARTS OF EUROPE
AND AMERICA.
neiica! > .saT on III. cause and cur. Of pre'na.
:u,e decline in MAJ, showing hoS health il lost,
au, how regsined. Il give. !. clear synopsis of the
i.npediments 20 marriage, the treatment of ner.
-oi!. and physical debility, exhausted vitality and
!iOthcr diseases appe;tainias thereto; the result
Ci :We:.:y I've Yeas successful ...ct Ice.
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iu. whether .!e be parent. preeeat,r o. clergy.
ma,.--i.ondOn times.
CrRyI. ~ .'MA.Ho,r."-This BOOK sho.,'.. b. read
nv the young tor instruction and Gv the aft cted
ioy ye.ie il will i'l'sre n"'1e.-SeW York Tribune.
Price Fifty Cents. By Mail.
Apply. personally. .. l.y letter, a: GEORGE
ELLIS boo. store. opposite IN. Postoftiee. New
Orleans, Louisiana, wnec- i: Wi. !,c 1o. ar.le1
pos. free C. secs iit %; price.
y B.-Or. CURTIS may be consulted AZ The fo'-
lowing cities during th. annexed dates; At New
orleans FROM Decent he. {. 20, Inclusive; a. Gal
ve..on Texas. from November 20 December l.
and from uecembe. u 20 January l. 1870.
Consult atioDs strictly confidential. nos y,
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y. ,. HAKfRn,
ec2: moo Z, Il. % sheriff 81 the Par@s,, 1T O5sams
Bernard LacaZe va. l.ustayr DreMes.

Bernard LacaZe Va. Gustave Drewes.
ciXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THH PARISH ~
- Orleans. No. ssai.> BY sirtas OF . wr>os seis.
and sale to me directed bv the honorable
:he Sixth Districs Court tor the parish OF Or.
leans. in th- above entitled csuse. wiz proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auc!ioneers' Exchange, Ecyas street. De. <een
Canal an'! Cl'stomhouse streets. in the Second
1894, at twelve o'clock NJ. the following Described
property, 20 wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. si..atei Ia me
Third District OF this city III the square bounded
by MoIeaU Port, Victory and ST. Ferdinand streets.
measuring twenty nine feet two inches front on
NoreaU street by ninety th,ee feet six inches two
fines in depth, between equa! and parable! lines.
together with al! the buildings and proveIhenta
thereon, without exception or reservation. Being
the same property acquired by the defendant.
herein by pu.chase from Z. Beriot. by ac. passed
before O. DIouet rotary public in this city. on tia
seventh of June 1872.
Seized in the above suit.
Te.ms-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER,
H. J. y j
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Our thanks are due to the purser OF the
steamship Hanover. for copies OF the Lon'
don Times. Nelrs. Tetegdp. and Standard.
Of dates third and four til u: November. The
Hanover. of the North German Lloyd line.
lef. Bremen on the third instant, and
touched a. Navve. Southampton and
Havana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

The official election returns of the par
ishes OF Plaquemines. St. Bernard. st.
Charles. st. James and Jefferson were re-
ceived at too late an hour last night for
publication this morning. They will be
found in to morrow's RLPUBLlCAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

!. I. Dick. ESQ, who has been for several
wears connected with the shey.i's office as
Chief deputy. has retired from that position
and will hereafter attend 10 the practice Of
law. Mr.. Dick has gained hosts Of friends
during his official terms. whose good wishes
will accompany him in hi. new vocation.
We hope enough OF them viii te iouni to
make the testimonial take Substantial!
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NOT TO BE COUNTEEANCED.

4 correspondent o: the Bullet. is per
mitted to appear on the editorial page OF
that paper with plan to revive some OF
the 'arcient traditions" Of the louisiana
Democracy. Two gentlemen who are
named by this superservicable patriot
have done something or another to offend
! his prejudice. and he wants ''that finger
pointed at them. IL a community like
this. where there is no such thing as in.
tolerance for opinions sake. unless it is
sure to prove u paying speculation. such
sentiments are decidedly out o: place. and
we NAIVE! tina: such q stout champion o!
the reputation OF this citya the Bulletin pro.
fesses to be. should have repeated such an
ind;sclee: utte-ance. Certain Northern cor.
respondents Aayc charged time and again
that an ou:scol.eu Republican is placed
under TIE ban Of the Democracy here.
and no: permitted to enjoy the rights and
privileges OF merchant. The HEpys.
,,c.S showed recently that Republicans
have been driven from business and forced
to rescr: to politics for living. The
Tines las t,rtlfully and forcibly called
attention = the same bad practice. But
the E.l.':a aud Picuy,.pe waxed wroth
and denied al, and singular these a!lega-
tons AM: declared tia: = Republican
suffers no disability not common to
Democrat. Let Us see villa. the Bulletins
correspondent. ~" has to odes by way
o. advice or this subject. and which the
Bulletin publishes or its editorial page
withou: :ensure or coIn:nen: o; any kind:
CALHOUN. w!THoEE. ETC.
III q time " .,ea. ;;ia! like this. when
everything we hold dear Is in imminent
perl from a tyranny worse than death.
people n..s: ae' IL 10 doubtful way and ex-
pres. the n.rlv..s with no uncertain sound.
Carpet ha.gers are our enemies. and seal
lawags aye .'aita's. Their emily help and
hope Le.. ate Grants baycn.t.. which are
as nru'a. and sto!ii As himself. and ar. the
government. not 0. reason and conscience.
but Of pure to.ec.
Nv. Witmor. knew tina. his name vas
being uses. Oh the eide 0t GraGt and bay.
onets. al: AIMS. .he God gwen liberty OF the
people.
The time has come w:leH no man can in.
nocently support RadieaIism in this ORA.
cooceJ State. She Is not We. out OF the
throe. OF death. l. is a serious crime for a
citizen 70 &C. against the commonwealth
ans, che right of the people.
Radicals should no longer be ccunte.
nanced in politics, ratroniZed II business OF
recognized IN social intercourse. y.
What Ms. Calhoun has done TO deserve
spotting, or who he is. we know no more
about than We do OF tie author Of the ele.
CANT diction contained in the first para
graph Of tie above communication.
There are several Calhouns yet extant,
but We never h. ards Of one of them doing
a dishonorable action. We have never
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
NOTICE.

BOARD or LlQr1DArroS.1
State of louisiana.
New Orleans November %. 1871
Resolved, That hereafter. the regular meetings
Of this board will be held on EACH AND EVEh1
MONDAY, at twelve o'clock. NJ. All applications
for exchange Of bonds and warrants for new con-
solidated bonds. undes &C; No. , session OF 1874
must be made through the fiscal agent tNew Or
Jeans National Bank. on or before the SATURDAY
preceding each meeting. Applications made Oh
Mondays will lay over Unit! the next meeting
=. G. DESLONDE,
so2s cod IN, Secretary Board of Liquidation.
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4 CARD.

1respcct'U'iv Inform. ny friends and the public
fiat have Tvs: o1e... Office. with sales rooms
and ample accommodations :os she transaction Of
al: !usiue IS ini.us:ed Ia me.
4. GERARD.
Auct'oreeg and Appraiser.
no.. nos. - and I; Bourbon stree. neay Canal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

Horatip Seymour has no desire 70 see
more of bublic life; but ''the:e are more
wonders in Heaven, Horatio." than such a
philosophy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

The Star announces the arrival at the
Pico Hotel, Los Angeles, California, OF
Colonel S. A. Stockdale, wife and son. from
New Orleans.
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LOchte & COrdes vs.. Augu,t Heller Tor
Auselme Neueal

~ Orleans No. t12a. by ~iytue - VII, ~, fe..
!aelas. directed Dy the honorable the Six,A Ois.
triet Court for the pars. Of Orleans. in the above
emitted cause. I" ". 7. Harper, lat. sheriff.
ana by said .ate she;it 10 me Transferred viii
proceed 10 Sci! az put.ic auction =. The Merchants
ana AIc'ioneers' Exchange, Royal stree heeween
lanai and CuktomhOuse streets. il the second
Est'lct OF This city, eli "WEDNESDAY December ~.
!a.s. az twelve o'clock Ne the following as.cs.be3
property, 70 wiz.
ONE CERTAIN LOH OE GHovSN, ~..A =. .hs
improvements thereon. vsh... privileges. customs
ways. s'rS!tu.es and whatever else ,nA' @- t:er-.
!hto De.oGginA or IN a:IywSsS apprrSs!lis:. - Sc
ated IL. 1hr Second E.stGs, .f fn1s city. n t..s
.lsaYs BOUNDED: Sy E.n.ilis. White. Cont I'D
Broad streets. Sesy n~;.. y rho I..ilStN fcs OF: q
sketch aDileX eH TO sc; from Nsss Anu Bow aes.
widow o! George Tree, :" Oe!is.is Kely. Sa..eA ~
scwe:ty .iir' u ia s. Id'~ iScsorS " III shan.
non, notary s,ss. ia t.issi!y. Said 80 NJ. a. ares
s;ss and eight feet ..,e. inch.s &0Ur lives y. S..h
b~tueeA parallel lines and Being par: o.. e.,~ Sf.p.
sr:y acquired 30 Mrs Anna Maria DU,e.. " ..e Os
Anssms Heller from Ms. Ann boucher - 4 ~ OS
''ro.g. Tree late of ehis city, deceased \, ,.e act
passed before s.t notary. Willia, Shannon II tie
'""ntS'hi,r "i iuv. 1866: ..g,.ts...! il t.- ey9-
sesame. 'tsc' ~ sh!ssisy. u. .., ;oavs..
seiSad il tn~ above s..t.
1e.l"s-GsS. UH Ine spts.
kVGscH Tl:..AMAS.
=, w! SlAss!a O; i.s Paris. ~ 'x.rsaA
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Fernando Wood is unlindly spoken OF as
an old stick that will never cudsel Con-
cress again.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

In Pennsylvania ;he pardonins power is
lodged with pardon!ng board instead OF
with the Governor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

Tho long looked to, ball OF Mechanics
Fire Company No. 6 vii! be given tonight
at GruneWald Hall.
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Earthquakes are calculated to shake tn
foundations OF Mexican government.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

Miss Cushman's illness at Cincinnati
shows she did not fare so well after hes
farewell.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

When a skater falls through the ice in
Maine they speak OF him US going in sw''n'
ming with his skates on.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

The Rev. Robert collyer has lecture for
lyceums entitled "Salt." Ills essay is 1u!I
OF fresh ideas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

The new postal card will be nearly Nhlte'
printed with black ink and having narrow
border.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

Bunker Hill Monument is considered the
hes. Put up job in Massachusetts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

During the reign of Louis XIV. the iaces
necessary for a gentleman,s costume cost
$4,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

Mrs. M. ii. Burnham has been talking 10
the people OF st. Louis on ''Ihat Sort OF
Thing"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

1. may be difficult TO keep sharp PEN
knife. but the man who borIows ours takes
it easy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

The Vermont Senate has voted to abolish
tae State Board Of Education.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

There is something leaky where too mich
canyasssng is required.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

Every man ia expected to do his duty. and
that is about all it amounts to.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

For diver. reasons q man does not ike
10 stay too long under water.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

4 Granger gets out Of patience "nen 4
patron tyeads on his corn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

A drama called the Gorilla j, to be p'"'
Luccd al 4 Paris theatre.
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Charles Lob VS.. Charles Friedrich.


1HIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
IL Orleans, No. 6034.-By virtue of writ OF seizure
and sale to me directed Dy the honorable tine Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans the above
entitled cause. will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exc
change, Royal street, between Canal and CustOms
house streets in the Second District OF shis city,
on SATURDAY. November o.. 1884. at twelve
o'clock NJ the following DESCRIBED property.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and Improvements thereon and app,Irs
tenances thereunto belonging, situated IN ths'
First DISTRICT Of this city. and being part OF ios
plan deposited ia the office Of O. R. Strnger. late
notary public IN this city. in the 1929 which
said portion measures twenty two feet front on
Tcheupitoulas street. between st. Joseph and De.
!ord streets. by eighty fire feet in depth the
north side. and eighteen feet eleven inches In the
rear. on an alley ten feet wide: Being the same
purchase from the plaintiff herein. by act passed
before .. D'eyfous notary .ui's< " s.is Ssty.
che eighth day of October. 1854
Seized in the above euis.
TsyMs-CasL Oh the spot
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The liabilities Of luen are best known
when they run away.
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James Irnham vs.. paul NlOuch0N ap6
,>.,,,.,, isaac &. Davenport.
= orleans, No. S5lo.--Bv virtue ., ~. ...s srs
=. n.f. iac'as directed by tie honorable .ls- Fifth
above entitled cause 20 W. T. iia,I.r lat. shesih,
ana 10y sal. late sheriff Z" hle i1.i.s f.y.-s uiS
Po..'" 20 sell az public auction. az shs VI S,sss
an" Aucfion.ers Exchange ROYAL street. t~'wsea
lana ana C.s'onasoNse streets ia sie s.ge.d vl..
t.ict "i fhis city Oh HURSDAI, Ds.el.b~r l8.s
aswe.Fe o'clock H~ The following d. ssn.is s'"s.
sfsv. 70 Wit
ALi VIE RIGHT, TITLE AND iHrE.s - "efa"
'eiendan' Isaac c. Davenport IL. ana 70 the rtne
carving 'A the cotton pickery estsblIshMen'"S
asaac Davenport & Co. corner OF Chipp-sa A'V1
Terpsl. bore streets. Said firm - comr'sssS ~
isaac e. davenport and William u. AtI.I.
Seized in the ABOVE suit
TerpS Cash On the spot
EUGENE WA.fAM3So
10 90 Gel : Ie
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oc2. NOS Is "a Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orlean
New Orleans savings Institution yss Eide
ward J. Rgney.

ward J. Rigneys
rJYyrR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
- Of Orleans No. 6.i3 by virtue OF q wrtOf sei7.
nre and sale to me directed Dy the honorable the
Sixth District Court for tie parish OF orleans. in
the above entitled cause. VIII preesea 90 sen az
Exchanpe ROyal street. between Canal AUD Cuss
Toulouse streets in the Second District OF thia
city. On SATURDAY. November 70. !a.% at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following descs'oed property 10
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. sogethef
will, the buildings and improvements fhereos and
a.! rights. ways. privileges and sppul.enaaces
situated in the Fourth Districs OF this CITY. IN thu
square bounded by Third. Earondelet late Apollo)s
st. Charles ate Nayades> and Fourth Streets and
designated by the numbers Ones tive three and
four. on a sketch annexed to an act passed before
T. GuyOl. notary public in this city. the twelfth
of April. 1850, which lots adjoln each other and
said CarOudelet Gate ApOlob streets by one hun.
dred and twenty feet IN depth. between parallel
lines: lot number one forming the corne. OF CarOn"
deet and Fourth streets. Being the same property
acquired by the defendant herein by purchase fronl
John A. Walsh, by act passed before \. Hero Jrs
notary public in this city. Oh the JweA'y-eishsh Of
January. 1874.
Seized n the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-i. IN cash for sufficient
amount to pay plaintiffs claim. say the sum OF
three thousand dollars, with interest thereon at
twenty eighth of January. 1874. sill the day OF sale.
one hundred and hfty dollars attornes . fees and
costs of suit. 2. The purchaser t" assume, to the
extent of the amount of his bid. the payment OF q
sand dollars. secured by mortgage on said pi Op.
erty. dated on the twenty.eightls day OF January.
1874. d. avn by defendant to his own order and BY
him ind Orsed, payable twelve months after date.
and Fearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from date until paid. 3. And the ball
ance OF the price of adjudication. if any. cash on
the spot.
oc2s nos Is 20 Sheriff Of the Parieh of Orleans.
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They tell tho marines in London 70 take
E:n Cor log horn.
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Tho Nile is continually set.ln: r!ie'', and
!. often rising.
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SHERTFFS SALES.

number thirty.one on the same plan containing
nineteen lots, numbered from one to nineteen in.
elusive. bounded by Cation, Andry, Scion stIeeta
and Catins property. measuring two hundred and
eleven teet one inch seven lines front ON Cation
street, three hundred and forty one feet thre0
inches five lines AndrS street, two hundred and
ten feet ten inches four lines Scion street and
three hundre and forty feet three ipches f0Up
lines ON the line of Cafiin's property.
%. A SQUARE OF GROU 3D. in the same district,
number thirty-twO on the same plan. containing
nineteen lots, numbered from one to nineteen in.
elusive. and bounded by SOlOn< Andry. Peiopidas
streets and Cafhn's property. ana measures two
hundred and ten feet on Scion street. three hume
DIR and forty feet three inches five lines front
on Andry street. three hundred and ten feet sin
inches five lines front Oh PelOpdss street. and
thee hundred and forty one feet three inches tou8
lines on the line of Catns property.
-. AND A PORTION OF GROUND. situated In
the same district. measuring one hur dred and
hundred and seventy four feet eleven inches deep
the side ad Joining Mr.. SOule's property. three
hundred and twelve feet eleven inches SIX lines
deep the other side line separating it from am
other property Of said Castang, defendant herein.
thence opening at right angles Vinety feet. with =
further depth of three hundred and sixty.twO feet
eleven inches six lines on line running to Love
street. which said portion Of ground has q.
front OF two hundred and forty eight feet.
All the above described property forming part OF
q larger portion of land acquired by said Alexans
der Castang, defendant herein. from Edward Pas
cal per act passed before 4 +. Bienvenu, notary
public ip this city. dated thirtietA vt se2ts@Ses.
1868.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-~Cash on the spot. -. . ~.,,,,,o
..o, S6or,fr ~ fhs Parish Of Orleana
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Winter sleeps 'nost eon'ortapi: III
hp,;ng bed.
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There are no frogs III the Boston co';''aon
i,c: pond.