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THH
TRl-MEEXlY ARGUS

Is pubhshei eveIy Tue,day Thur-ll,y AuI .ajnr-
day IL contains the News Dzp ,tche-, Late
Market Reports IRON all the principal trade cen
ters. Including Daily R~pori Of whole
sale prices tn Portland Market. new
featur~->hip News, Local aha STATE iut,.li-
gence, WEATHER REPORTS, & the sau"
appear in The Daily Argus making 1t a valuable
paper for country traders ami other pers ms whJ
nave not mail facilities Tor daily journal.
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THE OPERA SEASON
JAMES I. FIELDS

began series OF literary lectures last Wednes-
day evening. in Parker Memorial Hall. His
subject was ''Wm. Wordsworth the poet
His charming and delightful story was told rs
usual in his quiet conversational way and held
the closest attention of the large audience.
Mr. Fields said that next to mans love for
his nations flag should be thaisof his language,
and be urged the young to study deeper, Eng
fish literature. He claimed that the poet was
q firm, true, and pure writer, and no, Is some
have said. weak and babbling. The influence
his writings have is sanitary; he was an
enthusiastic admirer of nature, ami passed
much Of his time in the fields and on the hills.
The speaker then gave brief outline II his
life which was very interesting, and inter-
spersed the lecture with many quotations from
his best poems. which were reeited in his I'M
pretending and delishtfal manner so peculiar
Ia himself
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4e~ aoDsrtissn'snts.
Legislative Notice.

TUE u Undersigned. citizens OF Ellsworth and vi.
= entity. hereby give notice that Trey shall pc
tnion the next Legislature for an Act Of incorpo
fsuon TO company, TO build or purchase and
run Steamboat ;rom bangor 10 Ellsworth,
touching at intern5s itate landings
tIrIxkSs 90 ELLSWORTH 4 VICINITY
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EAIH

seem to be the order Of the day now. The
good old Music Hall which has been used all
winter for the Improvement of the mind in
some way; large audiences having gathered
there from evening to evening to listen to the
orators of the day, or the vocaiists and instru-
mentalists who have so often graced the plat
form; is now in constant use by this or that
society. Now the Consumptive's Home Fair
is being held there and fine assortment Of
almost everything can be found within those
walls. Soon the Dumb Animal Society will
take possession and they are making great
preparations, intending believe, to eclipse all
others in the attractions they will offer. The
responses to their solicitations have already
been much more liberal than was anticipated
f.
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+. II. PELTOy. Publisher
Z. r. PELTON, Publisher, los Fulton St z.
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For Sale Cheap
A ssrveyer's Compass. with TIPPED
"a enc ahsto. y. ". GROSS,
fwol Oriand, Me.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13


1NOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans. No. 40 385 BY virtue of q writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
this Fourth District Court for the parish Of Oh
leans, in the above entitled cause will prOceed
to sci ut public auction, at the Merchants and
Aucii"neers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets. in the Second DIS
trict of this city. on SATURDAY. April II, 1874,
at twelve o'clock H.. the following described prop
erty 10 Wit
4 CERTArS PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon, and all tho rights. ways, privileges and
appursenances thereuuto belonging, situated in
the suburb Desrd First District OF this city, in
the square bounded by TchOupitoulas. st. Thomas,
BENJAMIN and Suzette st-eets, and being composed
OF the two to.lOvin. described lots Of ground,
to wit
!. A lot, measuring. in French measure sixty
feet front on 1choupitoulas street, by hundred
and twenty feet in depth, being bounded IN one
side BY property 10 v or lately belonging to Judge
Turner, ana in the rear by the lot herein secondly
described; and
:. lot of srounh making The prolongation Of
Tho afore described lot, measuring in French
measure sixty feet the line of the afore
described lot eighty.one feet eleven inches in
depth on the lire dividing it from suburb Saulet,
twenty six feet six inches in width in The
the lire dividing it from property nov lately
belonging to Mrs. Roth, and eighty-two feet two
inches in depth on the line dividing it from proper
ty now or lately belonging to Widow Deiord; all of
said admeasurenents being more less; the said
property il further illustrated a plan drawn by
A. Bazine and Blocker, architects, the tenth
day OF april 1919, paraphed by NJ. De Armas deputy
sheriff; which. after having been parsphed by
James Graham oIary public in this city, WAS de.
posted In the office OF said notary Graham for
refedence. as plan number enc hundred and forty.
Which said property was purchased by chs de.
iendant herein from Daniel Donlsy, on the four.
teenth of March. 1860, ss pes acS .! sale Yassed
before said notary Graham.
SIZED in ths abave suit.
VeymS-CGSh Oh the spot.
Mhi0 y spii Sheriff Of III. Parish of Orleans
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SHERIFFS SALES.
J,,,.s t,pck,ey ". Eraest Wager.


r,IFTH DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 464s-By virtue OK VIII
Of feri fscias to me directed BY the non,
orabe the Fifth District Court for the p"i
ish Of Orleans in the above entitled cause. :
will proceed to sell at public auction at ine me-.
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, hoya. .: ss. a.
bel ween Canal and CustOmhOuse streots " ' q.
Second District OF this city. on FRIDA1 MaIcA -.
1874 at twelve o'clock NJ. the following uo-
scibed property, to Wit a,x.,r -. .4
ONE HALF OF A CIR TAIN LOT GROUND, Win us
improvements and buildings situated IN raupou,s
Baronne Dry AIDES and Calope streets, Delus q
portion of ground next to Dryades Stree. VI ~
number twenty on q plan OF Pile, late SUR
annexed 10 an act before +. dc Armas, late
notary public in this city, dated Janual!
3d. 1929. said portion of ground measures
twenty five feet wide in the rear, py uePtn
of one hundred and twenty-six feet Six hoheS On
line on side nearest Dryades street, ana GePtn "
one hundred and twenty eight feet SIX nhes ou
line side nearest Baronne street. Ssid iot -
designated as number one on sketch anneAeo
to act before the late StIinger notary Puonc
In this CITY, of January 90 1871: being the same
property acquired by f. W. Paltrey, per act psasseH
before aid late notary, Stringer, on the twentieth
OF January, lBiI.
Seized in the above sut-
Terms-This being the second and last auction.
Ehe said property will be definitely ad)udlcated TO
the highest and last bidder for what IL will bring
at twelve months credit. the purchaser furnishing
bond with coed and solvent security, bearing hve
per cent interest per annum from date. and special
mortgage on the proper ty sold until final payment
Said purchaser will have to deduct and pay in cash
the printing sheriti's aud clerks fees etc. which
amount to about hundred and ten dollars,
aud furthermore the state, parish and municipal
faxea the amount OF which is not yet ascertained
W. p. AARPbR,
mhlo282 ~ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13

clear rib TIC; clear &c. Bacon steady: shoulders
6ss 0Gac clear rib - 08ac; clear SC. Whisky firm
at CSC.
st. LOUIS, March northumberland good for
higher grades; mdding l5kc. Flour quiet and
weak; little Done. Wheat dun and drSoSnng N only
mixed 6lLs acc east track, s. d65c in east ele
vator. Oats firm No. IS h.c on east track Whisky
steady 93c. Pork dull; $l50l5 Is. Dry salt meats
Buyers and sellers apart; no movement: held.
shoulders She: clear rib TAG clear &C.; good de-
maDd at Ac less. Bacon quiet; shoulders bzc;
clear rib 8a.s clear &c. Lard nominal at SIC.
Foreign Markets.
r.Rrs, March l2-Specie Increased - coO. oOOf
p-utes 60f i7hc.
Lo,.sN, March II, Eyen;ng.-Turpentine SJs Sd0
34s.
LIVERPOOL March u, Evening =. Cotton-sales OF
uylands, nothing below good ordinary; shipped
February - J6i; do, deliverable March '.id; DO
nothing bslo., middiing shipped March AID April
I5s6i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13
MARKETS.
Domestic VlRrlreft.

Fsv YORK. March II. EverinG.-Cot,or closed
aasirr; m,dllint uplands l6a &C; orleans 1850 net
acc, ps lOlS bales; gross 1913; sales ii1T
Fuiurs 'l,s,d finn; g lea IA go. follows:
Low m ddl''g for Mar h |. y as II 81; ? April
Is l-l6d5 % Sc; tor Nav IL l66l6 732c; Tor me
10 y 1i6 :! s2c; Ju,y 10 p r. 1l6 Is &c.
Southern Hour III far request anu rm ct S. So a
% ior common TO fair XXI Whisky steady SIC.
wheat qnlvGi without d ed d chs0g,. Corn ca ce
and q shade hrneE; Shaso" L new Western ma ed.
Coffee unll aud Humlus " lower 10 SELL. Sugar
quei aud unchanged. Molasses dun end un-
new g. L. frm"i; 91.c. Ia lov quiet, a. sc
Turpcntiue 46ia ale kosn firm; 81 &c Freip hts
10 Liverp'olg,it
The Posts financial trticle SAYS Ali sales of
gold have been al il20ll2S. On gold los the
rates have been 3d3S 10 | tor carving Foreign
abeut S4 8, ard 50 sTa4 s7h; he nomnai rates
beipg 81 81 4 aud 81 81. Money is easy oa call
loans. 3d4, 81 y cent icing thu ruling rate; prime
m. rcaniir pap moves al sly d6Is, choice IA mes
selingst3
Cover iuept bonds strong. Southern state
bonds at the board were steady for North Caro-
1inas. There were sales OF Arkansas seven- at II.
Tennesse.s were easiey for quotations. with no
a. es as Is also true of Nssourls- The stock mar
ket business WAS low The average amount.
,Prices opened firm, but were only steHiy during
the fret half hour from which time there was An
advance OF om to y, which Gu minated about
twelve o'clock since ~ hich time the advance has
been mostly lost.
C1fCrxxATI, March ll-Cottou easier; midd ing
1sAc FlouI-temand fair; ma ket d. IN. Wheat
Demand fair; market hrm = 1901 H. Corn IN
fair demand and market frm, 6506ec. Oss-De-
mand fair; market firm, s00SSc. Pork-OemaD0
fair At lower r. tea; sales NJ us. Lard dull and
droopnx; steam SIZE; kettio 81, buyer ten o.yA
PAN msats steady; sAies u shsIdsrs 1t s&S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13
John Boubide vs.. Jeremiah, Nioynihan.

VEIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II Orleans No 5D4.-By virtue of 3 writ of seizure
and sale to 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 thu Merchants and Auctoneers tx.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
hoAse streets. the Second District OF this city,
on MONDAY March Is, 1874, at twelve O'clock NJ /.
the following described property, to wit
ACSRTAiS LOT OF GROUND, together with the
builGi nss and appurienances. rights ways Hrvi
leges. servitudes and dependencies situated in the
First District of this city, designated by the mum
Der two. in square bounded by DJyades Calliope
Bacchus and Clio streets. in conformity with. .
kept4-mber O. 1850. and deposited plan number
two hundred and eleven in the ofhoe of Theo.
Guyol, notary public in this city; which said lot
measures thirty one feet eleven inches seven lines
front on Dryades street. by one hundred and
twenty seven feet ten inches five Gnes in depth.
between parallel lines. Being the same property
acquired by the defendant herein by purchase
from Louis III atha per act passed before Robert }.
Ker, notary publi1 in his city. the second day
of February, 1871.
E+ized Ill She above suit.
Terms-l The purchaser to assume the payment
of tho sum of tW 0 hundred and twenf five dollars
and fifty cents, being the amount of he rights OF
the minors, Louis COste and Charles Coste. in the
succession OF their deceased mother, the late Mira
Odile Elizabeth st Armand wife of Andre COste,
or the sum Of one hundred and twelve dollars and
seventy five caAts to each of said minors, and
which rights are occurred by special mortgage on
said property. 2. And the balance of the price Of
I'D lucAtion cash Oh the spot.
W. P. HARPER
1e s,6is Sbsr{A ~ sb~ Parrish Of n~l.ope
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,s.v ORLEANS CLEARING house.

Tho following telsgpaUs we're posted at the Cot
Son ExchaIge:
Lospos. March 1i.-B2nk Of England rate 81.
$40 r. w-Bank OF England spsci. Increased
6 i19 900. Proportion OF reserve 10 liabilities a y.
NEW YORK, March -. =. M.-Csrryins rate tgodl
Gold OPENED at ll3ls 0lls against ils at Rev
York, and after fair business, closed at fhs Oren-
ing rates in both markets. touching Ill Z at New
j. l04 900, embracing $4,000 and 900 at lila 81
80 600 and $4,000 at lll'a oll74; 5000 and 5000
at me- and $4,000 $4,000 and 5000 at M; o,,
dollars are still quoted at !V !. 0lo8s. and Mex.
lean dollars at lOsk. 0lOsh.
Sterling exchange 0Nened at yesterday's closing
rates. but under the infuenc of a good demand
and q slight advance in gold at New York. closed
Ito cent higher d ,or oon,is"s sao he h tales s
ladpg and AL clear at SIS 3595 35h; $500 81 clear
at SIS 351: fl4 600 bill Of iadinS and Al clear at
$4,000 do and AL clear at S. 35h 40 361a; $3.50
AL clear at 81 Ssh; 427. 90 bill of laAing and
DC and a e!sar sS =. 81 # e OF
f4o9O bank at SIS 90 s l6A do at - Il. end 500
The sses Of france included 10000 commercial
at TIA, and 50 ,OOo do at 40.
At the close sterling bills were quoted aS S. 36
as 81 for bill Ot ladilg and AL clear. and 81 80 y d
40s for bank. and francs Ut OAs0 for private
and nominal for bank
The offerings of domestic exchange were Of liberal
The ss ss' Of New YORK sht covsped
embracing $1,000. S25 OC0. e35, 600 and $50 900
oonsnefciai and $1,000. $2ss% $ss ,oos $50 CO.,:
S5ooO0 and S50,oo0 private bankers at y y
cent discount. and $50 oo0 and $4,000 pHynte
bankers at %.
This banks continued to check New York at
T. cent premium and commeIcial sight vas still
quoted at / T. cent discount.
In stocks thers were some sales OF st. Charles
Street Railroad reported. ct which the particulars
were withheld.
We noticed fair ina riiry for city bonds pariicu
larry for ten per cents and gold bearing seven per
cents. A sale OF $4,000 of tho latter was reported
at 58k. They closed at 56,s a..
The snles Of city appropriation certificates In
cluded $1,000 at S3. which was the closing rate.
No sales of metropolitan Police warrants were
reported, and they were quoted about 75076.
in state wa,rantsa sale Of $1,000 small 70
ported Of So They still quoted OF "a tor large
csuH,n in st ~, and so 0S5 for small.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOE THE PARISH op
ORLBAN&
MARK Anglia T1BLlEE, WIFI Op f,,rRRyr
Eodes. 49, Her husband-Ne. s2.7..

+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on 7up sryrt,
Il day Of February, 1874 Judgment was rendered
i'll his court in the following entitled suit in The
words and figures following, to wit: viz
Marie Angel Tihlier, wife Of Laurent Rr.lat -.
her husband No AZ 1877 -
Foe the reasons this day orally ASST 1nes and Pho
Court considering that all the facts nd
contained in Plaintiffs petition have beer fu,iv
proved bJ evidence on file, and that the same a veil
as ne law are IN favor of plaintiff il is ordered adj
judged ana decreed that Judgment be rendered in
favor OF plaintiff, Marie Angel Tibler. wife of Lau
rent bodet, against defendant, Laurent Bodet her
husband, dissoivlns the community of property
when ex sted between them and giving to aad
plhut,H the full and entire control and administra
ton OF her property, and decreeing a separation Of
property between the said plant tiff and the said de-
Iendant; ana 1T 10 further ordered adjudp.d and
decreed, that there be judgment in favor Of plain.
un mare angel Tiblier, wife of Laurent Bodet
against oeiendant Laurent BOdet, her bus band tor
lhe SUN OF SIie: amount of her parsphernal prop
erty With legal interest thereon from the twenty.
sxth DAY or january, 1874, until paid and costs of
SUIT, with special privilege, lien and mortgage
granted by law to married women for the protec-
ZION ana recovery of their rights and clams.
Judgment rendered February 6, 1874
AudglnenS signed February H. 1874
b l. LYNCH. Judge.
IN testimony whereof have hefeunto set nv
nand and affixed the seal Of the said court at the
Gity OF new Orleans, this twenty seven tn day Of
re0ruary, In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy four and the ninety
sRhtn year OF the Independence of the United
otates =. P. PALMS,
ms 10 app Deputy Clerk.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT POR 7HR PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. SUZANNE EUGENIB DB lAryLLEHEuyse
"a Benjamin Tcedano-Nc. sO6i.

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT Os THB SWsHry-
i eighth day of January, 1874, judgment was ren.
dered in this court in the entitled suit III the words
and figures following to Wit:
Mrs. Suzanne Eugene de l.avlliebeuyre Va Ben.
iamin roledano-No. $3.50.
In this case the court considering the law and
evidence to be in favor OF plaintiff, it is ordered
adludged and decreed that he judgment by default
herein entered. on the sixth Of December 1873 b..
now confirmed and made final. and accordn civ
that there be jud gment III favor of plaintiff Mrs
Suzanne Eugriie de Lavilebeuyse and againet de.
PENDANT Benjamin TOledano her husband d. cree.
ing a separation of property and dissolution of
the community OF acquests and gains hei eto'ore
existing between che said parties; that plaintiffs
title to the dOtal property hereiu be recognized
and that the furniture eScPb bed in her petition be
decreed TO be her individual property. It is further
adludged and decreed that the said plaintiff do
have and recover from de PENDANT her husband the
sum of 1910 "a, and costs of suit, with lien and
privilege as allowed by law to married women on
the property of their husbands for tho recovery Of
their dotal and paTaphernai rights.
Judgment rendered January 90 1854
stsned February !, 1874.
T. NORTH CULLOM. Judge.
In testimony whereof, l havs hereunto set nv
hand and afixe the seal of the said court at tho
February, in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy four, and the ninety.
eighth year Of the Independence of the United
states JOHN O'LOGHLIs
fezs mh13N' Deputy Clerk.
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mis- I, aps sher
State OF Louisiana vs.. !. II. Auher,.

AorEhlOh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 343.-By virtue of a writ ~
H Iaclas TO me directed by tho honorable the
nuPt Iiof DlStilct Court for the parish of Orleans
III tne above emitted cause for State taxes for the
year i'H; WI proceed to soil at public auction.
En- ane nierchants and Auctieneers' Exchange,
streets i'll the Second District of this citv On PpT
Ia march n, lS7i, at twelve O'Clock NJ, tho fol-
i' LILLY qesGrlbeo property. to wit
CNb LoI OF GROUND, in First District of this
SSity, IN square number three hundred and thirty
Founded ny Franklin. Liberty, Lafayette and Pow
40 etfeels ana assuring thiry-four feet nine
In dept o'1 A'o iee1
Seized in the above sut
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
81, W. P. HARPER
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ga, -l,o,, ~, W. Z. HARPER,


Stnte Of Louisiana vs.. Estate of J C,r,,
SUpERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pARIsu
- OF Orleans. No. 4o3o.-By virtue of q wit Of
S n.n lacias TO me directed by the honorable tha
LOT District Court for the parish of Orjeans
IN IN. pore entitled cause, for State taxes for tbs
yea, " VIII proceed to sell at public auction.
Royal street. between Canal and crst auIhange.
Tsnh U the second District of this city, on SAT-
tnmo, march ~ 1874. at twelve O'Clock NJ. the
LOT OF GROUND, IN SQUARE nnmha- +,r..
nun hundred asd twenty seven Of the First District Of
s;ns Ely pounded By Pensacola landing, Euphro
T1nnt eteven. and measuring twenty ak feet
depth. " "A'J'nne rect In
Seized in the shove suit
Tesns-Ceah On the spot.
rI ". p. HARPRR
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T HRRABY CERTIFY THAT on THE sIxTH
l. day of February. 1874. Judgment was rendered
in this court i'll the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following. to wit
Sophie Emelie Tiblier, wife ST FRANCOIS Gueydan
SIS. her husband, No. ~, go.
In this case, submitted to the court for adjudica-
ton for reasons this day orally assigned and con
sldering that all the facts and contained
IN plaintiff petition have been fully subetau ated
by eyider CO on file, and that the same as we'll as
the law. ars in favor of plaintiff it u ordered ad.
Judged and decreed that there be Judgment in
favor of plaintiff. Sophie Emelie Tibler vile OF
fraseois Gueydan. and against defe ndant FRANCOIS
Gueydan. her husband. dssolvirg the community
OF property which existed between them and CIV.
ing to said plaintiff the full and entire control and
administration Of her property, and decreeing a
separation of property between said plaintiff and
defendant; and it is further ordered adjudged and
decreed that plaintiff. sophie kmele Tlblier wifi,
Of FRANCOIS ueydan, do have Judgment against
and recover Of defendant, eDis Gueyds her
husband. the sum Of $3.50 50, amount Of her
paraphernal property. with Legal interest from the
twenty slHth day OF January 1874 until paid and
costs OF suit, with special privilege lien and mort
gage granted by Law to married women for the
protection and recovery of their iights and claim.
Judgment rendered February g. 1874
Judgment signed February H. 1874
b. l.. LYNCH, Judge.
In testimony WHEREOF. ! have hersunto set nv
city Of New Orleans this twent y-sey enth dsy If
February. In the year OF our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy -four, and the ninety.
eighth year Of the independence of the United
states. i. +. PALA~.
MAJ II ap3s Deputy CLERK.
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=" :. B d,
nh3 II aps Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleana


stnte of Louisiana vs.. William M. Grant.
&UPEKIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Or cans, No. 53l9.-By virtue OF q wit of
fieri facias to me directed BY the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the above titled cause. for State taxes for thu
" ar 1871 will proceed TO sell at public auction
ut the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street. between Canal ard CustomhOuse
streets in the Second District OF this CITY. on
SATURDAY. April 4. 1874, at twelve O'Clock Nj.
the following described property, 10 wit
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND in the Pirst
District of this city. being square number three
hundred and seventy-nine. bounded by Treret.
Euphroslne, Locust and New canal streets and
measuring one hundred and seventy.eioht aud
forty seven feet bJ two hundred and tiity. fNn-
feet ~ ~
Seized In clio above sutt
TeTms-Cash en- the spot.
W. P. HARPEE
miiJ II 8pS SheFlh of the Pariah nf Drl>ars
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13


GCPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No 5656--By virtue of . writ Of
teri sacLas to me directed by the honorable The
superior District Court sor Tho parisl! OF Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, for State taxes
for .he year 1871. ! will proceed t" sell at pub
he auction. at the Merchants and Auctioueers'
Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal and
Customhous. stIeeis, in the Second District OF
this city. on SATURDAY, April 4, 1874 at twelve
c'c'och H.. tho follo~in. described property. 70
wit.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District of
this city. square NUN Der twelve. bounded by
Poey fare. AHDunciBtion, Delord and Constance
streets, known 10 lots numbers twelve and thir-
teen of said square and measuring forty lee front
on Poeytarre street by l25 feet in depth,
Seized Ill the above suit.
TeGms-CAsh ths spot.
e. P. HARPRR
Anl,2 ri ~ I'LL o.;n