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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

ERRATUE.-Amoug the passengers published in
our last paper as leaving in the bark D. C. Murray
the name OF Rev. T. Gulick 1t should have read
Mrs. T. W. Guliek.n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
PASSENGERS,
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

fF Mr.. Adams sells the Courthouse and land
enclosed with it on the 9th OF June
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

6,TTIzENs AND RESIDENTS OF HOMO
" LULU, Visiting Friends and Strangers generally
cordially invited 20 attend Public Worship FORT ST.
CHURCH, where Services held every sabbath II
o'clock A. N, and ~ P. n Seats provided for all
who my be pleased to attend. There Is a wednesday
evening Prayer Meeting * O'Clock, Ia the Lecture
Room, 20 which all welcome az "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

- Islands, In Probate. Island Of OAHU II. lis.
the Of the Estate Of MARIA {. OGDEN Of
Honolulu, oahu, deceased oEder appointing time for
Probate Of WIZ and directing Publication OF Of the
same.
A document purportnE to be the last VIII and Tesla
Of MARIA {. OGDEN, deceased having 18th
day OF April A. y. is74 been presented said Probate
Court and petition for the probate thereof and for the
issuance Of Letters TesiRmeniary $ n CASTLE hav-
ing been filed by him
IL Is hereby ordered, That FRIDAY, the sth DAY Of
NAY, n. 1874 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, OF said day,
Court Room OF said Court at Honolulu, be- and the
same hereby is, appointed for proving said viii
and hearing said application, when and where any person
Interested and contest the said will and the
granting Of letters tcstarnentary.
n Is further ordered, that notice thereof be given by
publication for three successive weeks In the Hawaiian
Gazette newspaper printed published Honolulu
Is further ordered that citations be
subscribing witnesses TO said Will
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest; Justice Of the Supreme Court
JNo. r. BARNARD Deputy Clerk
Dated Honolulu, II. l., April 18th, 1874 fS4 1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
TO SYDNEY. &c.
To SAN FRANCISCO.

ns- Passengers for EASTERN STATES and EUROPE,
purchasing their Through Tickets at our ONCE viii be al
lowed Iar, Toiuci5 fares besides having larger guam
titles OF Baggage free
nE- For Freight and Passage. any further infor-
as HACKFELD a CO., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
r,IRCUTr CouRr AT CHAnnERs :

NAhCllI C0NkL Al CHAABEtNs = THIRD
~ JUDICIAL DISTRfCT-In the matter Of the Estate
OF q. HUEU DAVIS. late Of Kawaihae s Kohala, Hawai-.
deceased. Proper application having been made by KA
LAPUA lvy that she be appointed Admnistatrix upon
the Estate Of G Davis OF KawalhAe south
Kohaa, Hawaii, deceased intesiatr-
Therefore, THURSDAY, the 18th Of NAY, 1874, at
O'Clock A. NJ, Court House Waimea, s. Kohala.
Hawaii Is hereby appointed the time and place for
hearing said application and any objections that Be
made thereto. CHARLES FREDERICK HART,
Circuit Judge Third Judicial District
n. Kohala Hawaii, April =, 1874 fs5 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
C,TRCTTr CoT-Rr AT CTTAuRERs ! THI

GIRCUTT COURT AT CHAMBERS = THIRD
" JUDICIAL DIsTRICT-In PTotateI me matter Of
the Es.ate ofGoDFREY FERREAU, late Of Hno, Hawaii.
deceased Proper application having been made b. Z G.
HITCHCOCK Administrator OF TIE Estate Of Godfrey
Ferreau. Of Ho Hawaii deceased, for the approval Of
sundry claims against said Estate
Therefore, TUESDAY, the 18th DAY OF NAY NEXT.
At 10 O. clock A. II, the Court House lilo, Hawaii,
hereby appointed time and place for hearing SAID
claims and any objections that may be made thereto
Circuit Judge Third Judicial DIsudct, H. L
Hno Hawaii Aprl Is, 1874 4S5 .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

SHORT PAssAeEs-The Advertiser 10 undertaking
to correct our statement about short passages for
an omission of one of the Nebraska's trips, makes
several blunders of its own. The NebBsks's pas
sage in Jan. 1873 was made in days and Il hours,
will be by referring TO the Pursers report,
published in both papers, and not in 80 days and
hours" as the advertiser claims. Her time from
wharf to wharf was days and Is hours. But TAX
ing the pursers reports the following the four
shortest passages yet made on this route:
May 18th lsTI-Str. Nebraska, days and ls hours.
Aug l6th ls7lstr oy Of Adelaide days aud p hours.
May 9Th, lS72-Str. Nebraska days aud l6 hours.
Jan I7th lS7s-str Nebraska days and IL hours
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

FIRE DRILL.-The Department turned out on Fri
day evening last, at the tap of the bell for drill
practice. The time occupied by the various com
panes, after the alarm was given till ready
for service, varied from three minutes and fifteen
seconds 10 eleven minutes. There appeared 10 be
some confusion about the routes, which accounted
for the large difference. However it is only by fre
quent practice In this way, that the various compa
mics can be kept ready for moments call for ser
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
Something New !

DOLLES & co. have received per D. G. Aur-
ID nay. q small consiguneut Of BUTTER. made by
the NEW PROCESS. The astsntion Of Purchaser Is
solicited. 40
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mnfica-

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS KING
II DON. Mr.. THOMAS RAIN WALKER Is fully en-
powered TO sign my Attorney for The Northern
Assurance Co.. and The British and Foreign Marine In
surance Company (Iimtedl THEO. II. DAVIES.
Honolulu. March 81. 1874 ISL I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

FIRE AT KoHALA.-The dwelling house of Mr.
Jas Woods at Kohala, Hawaii, was burnt on Satur.
day April 25th. The FIRE is supposed to have origi-
mated from sparks lodging in small thateh house
near by, the fame from which communicated to the
dwelling The property destroyed, including furni-
ture and clothing is valued four or five thousand
dollars The buildings belonged to the Kohala
Ranch Company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

sS DR.. WHITES lecture at the Lyceum last Sat
urday well attended. His subject was the
Science Of Life, which was presented to the audi
ence, not in scientific terms but ia manner which
The children present could easily understand Many
facts stated in Illustration OF the theme which
were new to his hearers. He disagreed with Pro-
fcssor Huxley in his views, which were not based
on facts or logical reasoning Professor Beers, he
stated had done more to ipart correct views OF the
theory of life and the science Of biology than any
or all other modern philosophers. Like his first
lecture this full OF interest and aneedote illus
trated with frequent diagrams on the blackboard.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

ts- Some simpeton in the unreliable advertiser
doubts statement about furnishing the portrait
OF KING KALAKAUA, issued in Hdrpers Weekly
The portrait was printed for US by Mr.. Chase in
COlonel's uniform, issued in the GAZETTE of March
4, mot the slh as the p G. a. states) left here on
Sunday the sth, arrived at San Francisco on the
18th, and New York on the cath. AS VIC mailed the
picture and paper in an envelope to the Harper's,
and they received it eleven days before the date
of their weekly containing it, ii is than likely
they were Indebted 10 us for it. We have seldom
seen many blunders in paragraph as in the one
referred 10 in the p C. A.
, 1874-12-22

In speaking Of 40 on1inout drug firm, Tholh-
er Wholesale or retail, it il difficult TO sar Boua-
thing winch may bs deemed precisely
soaHouablo, by tho unth!nking roador,
of Mcasre. Casvell, Hazatd Co. But
though 1t may DO news to tho fow. it
in fct we'll known to the many, TINT this long
established firm hayo for several yoars adopted
syatem OF oompounting prescriptions with l.
viow to securing tho ontiro safety Of tho aick,
and tho elevation to tho propor rank In tho pro-
fesa}on Of medical scioseo OF tloir ayocatson-a
rank Which 1t should occupy In tho highest
sonse. After years OF thought and Htndy, the
members OF tho firm lavo come
10 tho conclusion that their thor
otlEhly exhaustive syatom oE checks III
putting W prescriptions uannot b0 improved; ;
neither DO thoy know where to 90 to purchase
h9hor antl moro roliab!o class Of drugs than III
the homo a,ssl foreign marietta III which they arc
hupcri!uona to call attention to tho!r ordinary or
extraordinary stock OF drugs; but It ia IN ill.,
torostlug faot that CaHwol IL Hazards cod-llyar
oil han reputation for purity mud atreugth
Which not only InakoR It sought after by overy
druggist III Now York City, bas by evory drug
Fnfo}y said uf their elixir OF ca!lsaya. Tho ap-
preaching Christmas naturally aenaa all Chris
tias1s in pursuit OF ftankincaDBo anu n.yrrll.
Measrn. CaBwell k Hazard aro OIL hnnd with all
the dolcato md hiEh.olaaa0d perfumes which
llo,ldrio Il Co., Of Lu1ldon, liayo introduced to
tho Dfactory Hntsfnctinh OF tho !aoa. And there
con!oa III Caawetl l. Hazards colabrataa No. 6
cologne for Which many Of their customers, whom
travelling tn Europe, sond home borataAo they
consider 1t superior to joan Maria Farna'9 or
any other w0ll-kllown cologne. As Buitablo gifts
for Christmas aud Nav Years. Moaars. Casvall
, 1874-12-22


Tho Methodist Mi,lsters' Association mot al
usual yesterday morning, Dr. Jutkins presiding.
DR.. Hitchcock, ayout Of tho Book Concern.
called attention to tho place Of meeting Of tho
Assooation md ORA. Feiton. hIcKoowu, aud
Thomas wore appointed committee to aee If
tho lccture.roo1n Of tho Clark Street Churcl,
could be obtained for tho meetings
Tho order OF tho day, tho discussion Of "Tite
Methods of Revival" Was tAon taken up. n1ll 4
debate followed, In which Drs. FELTON,, JutkinB,
Peck. nnd tho lsoys. parkhurst, Nate, lowell,
nnd Leonard participated. It was decided to
caltiuno tho discussion noxt Moudny, aud Dr..
hlchoowt Was requested to upon it.
Atr. Fan Allou, Of lsavonswoot1, WAS intro
ducrl, and set forth tho conditions Of church
Affairs in TINT suburb, and how II church thore
might bo secured. Tho subject was considered
At Bonle lonyth, but lo uction taken.
THE rREsnyTEnIASs.
The prcRbvtorAn Ministers Association mot
ut ths uaunl hour anu place, but transacted no
business, tha ColnfMittco OH tAo Bothel lIon1oB
not having made sufficient progrosB To bo abIo to
nlomborH. Tho tiulo Of tho meeting was thnro-
foro devoted exclusively to religious exercises.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
The annual meeting Ut tho plymouth Church
OF tho churcll-oaiflco. corior Of Indiana avenue
and Twcnsy.sixth H.rcet. The meeting was or
ganixod by tho appointment OF Judge GoolSins aB
Chairman and G. H. Dakor as Secretary, aud the
proceedings wpre begun by prayer by tho Rov.
". 4. bartlett, tho pastor. Tho minutes Of the
last Society meeting coyering those OF tho whole
past year. and involving tho au!o OF tho property
now nsotl by tho Society, woro rcad, and with d
fow uninportant exceptions approved.
THO Treasurer, T. H. Underwood, submitted
lila annual report, which exhibited satisfactory
financial condition. and nus, on motion, accepted
and referred 10 Committee Of Audit.
Ths election Of throo Trustees to serve throo
yearB, in tho places OF Mcears. J. NJ. Walker, P
l.. Underwood, aud j. Sampson, WAS than pro-
ceoded with, and resulted in tito ro-o1eotion OF
the .To former. and tho choice Of David kolly.
Tho meeting, which was throughout cminontly
characterized with great cordially, then nd
iournel
, 1874-12-22

4 I1azard havo recently imported q largo stock
OF very c!egnnt cut-E1nas botslea tn MI shspen
aud alzos. which arc iilItM with their No. 1, CO.
to degreo to those who cherish cloar oompox-
ion accompanying which mny DO given u ci,oico
from about $40, 900 worth Of tho fiuont spotgou
Of all ki'Mls, varying from 4 oents to s25. Aid,
Atook Il, ivory, carved nn plain, rosewood bulra-
lo-horn, mud sntn-wood baoky with tho vary
choicest aud host brist!ou tl,at can DO I,a Mt ail
prices, from 81 to e30 each. Theso fow iiomg
nra r1oroly Beaaonalo onntneratlonH. hfossrs,
Caawoll & Hazards drugstore In not only ono
OF tho lnoAt III this country but one OF thu best
III tho worll.-Ne,o Y0rk Times, DEC. Il, 1874.
, 1874-12-22
CASES IN THE RURAL DISTRICTS,
ArT,Enr5, E,fntJpt t.,trrr


epec'at D.sDa't" ~ tAe CHtTdqr 'Tionn6.
PRINCETON ILL.,, Doc. I.-ln cnso before tho
Circuit Court to-day (Judge Lolaud presidipg).
some noYol points camp M. which ara vori,,
n,cscn,;ro ri, c,.o ,vos ,,.t ~ +1,a D."
p.o'sA'n5' .no a'so w." 'nAt " sno foop!e,
otc.' va Daniel ]. Treklor.-prosoculion under
scc. Is Of tue Criminal. Code, entitled 'Embozzle-
1ncnt, for tho alleged "ombr2xIcmopt of the s,,r,
Of sl0O. tho funds of tho Singer h1an,factnrinc r.
company.n Mr, uorrop. Of oouusol for tin tho
deienaaht moved TO 9uAsi' tho Indictment on
tho grounds: l. That tho 6cotion OF the statute
under which hoiullct,uout Ind bcon mndo did mt
includo n,o,cv. +n,+ sor VI ,rot, ;rto,,,ad -
cover cases Of fhe cmbezzIemont Of auc ro,ortv ~
M n,nnax Tint t,o ;'Jn,nont 1nin Taiad dptoporsy
That Tia Sinner Nanufncnr;nt, a1a nnr.,n w 1soa
waa m ny;st;,u cornnrat;a ",I e,.,hi,s;.S Hvh,ta;nS
by which ynld Company waa incornoratoI sD' I 1
Ihat tin iml;ctmomt fo;cd ~ avee !. ;,tnvtu -"
ron,,irod by lie siat',o That tho ;,,,;.t,,, w.
M not arSr tu t,t rannxnG snG
hy yrtua ~ his cn,n,n"mor+ -sse''o1 ouen 1uls'a
Tha into,,ncus 'r VA frnnca ,,,7or ~, ,o,,
statuto, and tho Court ststal that win I's hOT
somo onbts aa to eareral nf The, ihn, nnnta a
Conusoi Tor lofendant tIon osleH ~ lIaa 9er n,o
for i of nartic,1lara worc;, i a!,n,id M t'so ~
stntei from v}tom tho fnn,s wero rccc;rnJ yAAa w
1rhn Court romn ri;ol tl'at anch M nnnl;,, t,oa
bafI naycr hoforc haen 1n,slo ~ ,h;a f;a,s, ,'ns
to his knowIo.lee In a,,y cn,1rt of ts stnto Hot
Eor,,en1 nv r. otnr,in1t aite5 au.i'a,;.;1' H. 1910
inc lint to Gourt nnr,J 1 ,aaM;ro s,,ei, sum S;n
MRS oannc;n1r il, c,aoa ~ nj. natvro o4'''
Wncraunnn fbo Cnnrt sn;;l In i,"I ny 1o,,,+ Ia
b, In ,,o,sar ~ o c.n nu ~, ~ ~ LII ~
hns that o tn rum ~ es ~ l9e @ 1ne n.
i,o anaId not rcam;ro Il nnd ,In,, T.; IT, IT, sase;
shou1I rcsnlt ~ cnnretnn tIo ,u,,I
bo rajsed Ior tha iirst lima IL tI,o snnroraa Moa
Court Ia tberaforn woiI ovorr,,1o ,o ~ ,,n
cont;on,, n.'"e Wv 'u' D''ons VI H." oA-
h,ho co11 ~ +,o ,rt,,;,o, ,o,,,.. u,,,r,.,..
, 1874-12-22
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

l7ptcla' D,spatct q The CAscaya 7Tl61tne.
FOND Du LAC, Wig.. Dec. 2l.-This evening
there commenced a Convention OF more than
ordinary Importance, tho object OF Which il to
organize tho Wisconsin branch Of the Evangol-
ical Alliance. Tho exercises vii! not c!oAo until
Wednesday oycn!ng. There will bo present min
iatoss from all parts of the State. DiYllop IIar-
ris will be lioro and tako part in the exorcHes.
The Presidents OF several collcgos aro expected
to boo present. Agathering Of deep interest and
much usefulMogn It will 10 without doubt.
, 1874-12-22

A Georgia PontmiHtrossa Bomo time eiuce wrote
to tho Iost- -Otlico Department. asking to bo ro-
tired from tho Office, and numiug nlau who, alao
said would he acceptable 10 tho citzo.ls Of
tho plnco aa her Huccenaor, The Depart
mont, wishing to mako solno inquiries, took no
aotion on tho resignation, alld soon thoro camo
portuuato than tho ilrst, aud finally oonfoss,,x
That aAo wantoa to got married. and could ut
until Bho had gottnn rid OF tllo poAt-O Office. 1t
WAS q worry bright a,,d spicy letter, and troducad
the doHirod olIeot, for L telegram was at unco
Hent ratirtng tho woman antl appointing III her
SUCCESSOR tlo man ahs Matriod,
, 1874-12-22
;. - -
BOOKS.

RAInn'S nIMDs or NORTH AMERICA. WITH
.s.as :. sI.rs y b,5SIa; ssl.s isi:t. yo;-
heoks a about hslt regular rates. GILBERT. les South
, 1874-12-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.

E'uk ahl!E-AT A DANGAlN-IDTS ON WEST.
9[n ana o.Tl,psvs polkt rasor, lolbrnox, md
lnrIoa T!tn!nR to null fnoney required down. Iu.
, 1874-12-22

f1SslSo Observation-Disclosures I = MtoN WASTEp1 or
Nlel leods, Children Ut uaurEs ood4 aE bis ieooasud
Ms Bridget Harity loe. who fofnory llIc In lsn.tn.
sftsr s esn T. 4 .: Lse: %a arg to b
lora to vA!uAbln osta 5vay fpE than Callt,nn.
Athru4a FRANK j. FRENCH. Atturuuy u Law, US
California at, San EEaucIspn.
, 1874-12-22
TOR SAL T..


A N EspHOIAL G1IANoE-A VERY ,Et.Eq ANT 7H
IL urtAve Fns1Hogd piano t0Fo. with all tlo latest I'M.
rrovoupnts, magnificent rosewood cAso. with mold
nas, surpnnna lnt. rornd coruess, carvoa leEs and
ton the no!lknoMa iaoto.y Q! ns Mex YYsk pa1o c9s
than months tluoo $50, For saio With stool kn1 coret
fur $3f5. 1tosidence 15 Mlchtgan.hy.
EOR HALE-AT, 4 NARGAlN-A NUMBKR or
\ second. .hAnd ptanos, a1ong them ono knA!,n. en0
!!husf. and twp StalaWay'n. A. JULIUS BAUER j
uD.'S, Palmer Ilonsc, cornar 6tata and MonroostA.
> pianos and nrgans: viii r0tal instruenta Iurlug tie
l0Ays A. Wholesale prices. Nov u your tiv tn
fnmans Doekor, bradbury, Story Camp Piano. or
Eatvy tirRan. 80.
from a35 upwards sFe soil on nsallinuts or ront Al.
LOWING rent ~ towAsd puscauo dosroh. sll AtAto-
it., tIoAr AlamA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-16
SHERIFFS- SALES.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company VI

Merchants Mutual Insurance Company VI.
w. II. Aymsr.
CuXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. 4sI4-By virtue OF a wri OF
s+isure and 81 IL 10 directed by the honorable
the sixth Disric Court TOR the parish Of Jrleans
in tn. Dove entitled can 81 WIN proceed TO sell
ee' g Exchange, Royal street, bet we~n Canal aud
Gust ous streets, IN the Hec"nd Uistrie' OF this
city. on SATURDAY, February I, 1874. at twelve
O'Clock ~, the following Described property, -
Wit
District If his cit y the square bounded by New
L-v--, front Levee, Gnie NE and Snze.t. streets
and de- gnAtel rs lots uuu bers to right en- ill.,
ON the ihrs ensh o aa,eR ,s and annexed t.
act passed on the twenty-siAth Of April OF the
same year. before Louis T. Care then . otary
pubic in ih,s CITY. whica } inc lots measure to-
&c her one hundred and twenty.seven feet six
n chps Fix lin Q 'front.' New Love- ST. e. like
dTed and fifty three fe' six riches fEsnt 4ai-u
Iii street and a ike measurement on the line
AHSrHIR Lot OF GROUND. situated in the
dist let amt square, and adjoining the prop
-rtv above desrrib. d, de,Ig,,a'.d b, the number
on ti,- wenty.seoond OF April. 1885. and ,snsit+d
IN the cftce of ii B. Cenas, la'e n"tary public Ill
this city; the "a lot me surfing twenty-"n- feet
five inches six lines front On New L+ve street, by
o q undred and ihr-e teet six inches in depth.
3. AND A SQUARE or GROUND. with all the
hui dings ann I'M ruvem-hts 'h' reon, o.. ines.
presses mschiuery and appurtrna, ce~ Their unit"
bon, lug situated In the First street Of this city,
ana bou ded by New Lev-e. Front I-vee, va enn..
AID Lou sa streets. measuring one hur DIRE d and
ninety one feet tea inohrs front OH CHI vi New
L., and Front L-vee sire. Is AID three hundI I'd
and six it.t front Oh each OF Louisa and 6aienn-
sir-. ts, ard being the property known as the
Mere liant g Cotton Press.
AL Of h,ch properly ives n,chased bv the de-
t-nds.t l-r-ip from z chSrd Il Alien. hy an 40
passed before William shannon, a n~Iarv public in
this CT y, the fifteenth OF September, 1865.
Se,zed III the 0bve suit
Terns-A ash the spot.
W. p. HARPER
las 20 fe7 Sheriff Of the Parish of OrirAns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-16
SHERIFFS SALES,
John J. Warren Va. wiliian naar.,,.

00Wm 0s WHITE We W bubI01W 0A8ku10o
ICUURTH DISTRICT COURT Fur TIM PAR .sH OF
Il Orleans, No. 43.6la.-B, virtue Of writ OF ieri
f.cias 70 nus dirct-d by the honorable the Fourth
District CSnr, for "a; parish 2, Orleans IN TIE above
tiOn at the Merchants and Aucti neers Exchange.
Ro, al street. between Canal and Z, stomhouss
SATURDAY January II. 1874. at twelve O'clock n.
the foil0wing si~-crib d property. to wit
with all the bu, d,ngs and i'm provements thereon.
In the fnst Dis rict Of this city in the slet or
,ria,' gle bounced by Broad, poydras and Julia
str e. 8, aud designSted. by the numbers one. tive
and three on a skstch n~xsd :" an act Of sala
from Dr Cornelius G. Beard 10 Michael Scbule or
Ste.,e, passed befor William Sh.nn"n, notary
winch mtasu e rs { Ows: LOf NUM- err one nieaa-
fort, four feet inches three !in,e front
Broad 81 eet, by d. pth and frnnt Juiia street
Il t~ o hundred al q ID If u &c til the hne Of
l. tnunhe, two of iwo hundred and oue feet four
inches ont~haif line. and width III tn rear Of
went -four fee four inches line. Being the
ssmr property acquired by 'he defendant herein
hy purchase from Michael KAN, by act passed no.
CIV, ON the sixth Of October, 1856 Lot number
Two measures forty four feet ten iuches four lines
o"s %. srs y dsH md a wont
eight inches Que line and uf depth
the line of lot number one OF two hum
IN The rear and on the line OF lot number three Of
twei ~ hour feet. four inches lin.; beiug the
pu chase from Pierre 8. de- Chssal. BY act passed
before said late notary. Michael Gernon, on tho
twent, -sixth Of May, 1866. Lot number three
IN asirrs two hundred and thirty 2even feet two
incles seven lines front OH Julia street, two hun
dire d and forty feet Ave ipchs. front on foy dras
street, by width of forty eight test eight inches
two line this line dividing ii from numneu
snd two; ny y 'rtiOn Of the property NO
4uirtd by the said d. PENDANT. hy purchase, from
Df. G. G. Beard by act passed before Wilham Shan
non, notary pub ic in tins city, on the sixth o<
March. 1906 aud aso thos.
ThkkE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND In tho
ssnie istrict, in the .quaxe bounded by Poydras,
end do. Broad and White streets. and designated
rs lus number nine, ten and eleven. on plan
draws by Ca. tang l. Ctlles, architects. on TWEEN
t.th Of March, 1866. and d-posted l., the Office Of
A. X Bienvenu. 10 airy public in this city; said l,ts
having the following DIMENSIONS, American n.ee-
sur: lot number lne ihirt. two feet one inch
thr in.s iron On Po, drns str, Ct. BY hu ndred
AID twenty feet il, pth. aud lots number ten and
even, zach thirty.tWO fret inoh $wO Inca
front "n Poydras street. by depth OF one hume red
aud twont, feet; being the same property acquired
by the sid defendant from Jvhu b WestsrouEg.
nv I'll act passed before A. X. Btnvenu. OtaTY
public in this city the eighth Of June, 1865
Selz,d in I he aDOve sult.
Terms Cash the SPOT
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-16
W. r. HAHPEK,
Ae23 IVA g Sheriff Of the Parish Of Oriea M
ChnrI II. Berens samuel ID. Dixon.
tutor.

Cha rIes II. BeTeus samuel -. Dixon.
1MprH pI STRICT COURT FOR rHE PARISH OF
Il Oiloans, No. J99a-By virtue Of wrlt 81
ure AMI sale to IL ,iyseted by the honorable the
fiftL Dist rct Court the parish Of Or-ans he
above entitled will proceed tD sell y; public
change, Royal street. between Canal anr Custom.
house sreets in the Second District ~ the civ
Oh TUESDAY. January 20, 1874, at twelve Iclock
n. the following dsscrih~d property. belonging 10
Barbara Benson, wife Of Frederick ". kr~nr h,
ti,& minOI Iva louisa Benson and Mary Ann Boz
son. vito Of Sau urI u. Dixon, to W.T.
THk THkEH U DIVIDED FDURTHS 81 two Ger
tain lots If ground, and q small portion Of groutd,
together with the improvements thereon And the
az urtenahces thereuntO brIODging. situs&e1 IN
number Fl nine, bounded by v ashington Live
TAX. Pou Oh aud Magazine streets. d-signatsd b.
the numbers seventeen and eightt en Oh p An
drawn BY H. NJ. lhRu-en late surve, or, dated he
fourth dav Of May. l8A deposited amooE the
0rds Of l.. Hermann, formerly rotary pubic
In bin city. sxid lois and portion Of ground All
Join each other. and said 10 measnrr each hirty
one feet six inOh-s font Was hingtOn street, by
sn- bundr,d and twenty Ave feet in depth. b%
tween psralI Iine- and said small portion Of
xrouna for ms part II the lot amber miner cen and
Sa,t us SAID lot number eighteen, and nd nsuI.s
Ont i0ot inch front on Wa hingtOn 81 Get, by
hu dr. and twenty five fee. M depth. bel
tween parall lines
Joseph Benson scqnii d by purchase al b .
sal # came. made by X. Y. Parker, sheriff Of the
PARISH Of .ikaDs. OH the twent, eighth Gay Of
Dec. mb+r, 1853, under and by virtue of /. writ
znrr d sac to him dir. cted BY the Tx Dis
lict ,Ourt Of Now Orb ans, rekd ia the suit Of
A. hispe Ia VI. harks felgusou, No. 73s4 Of the
docket Ok sud court.
SriZ- d IN the above snit
Tjrms-CaAh On the spot.
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