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both inclusive, si,o0o, No. s,s5i 10 No.
i0,o6s, both inclusive; 5000, No. 3,ies 70
No. 1874, both inclusive $1,000, No. 6,pOI,
70 No. 1o,ieo, both inclusive Totsi, $3.50.
go. Grand total, si2,7s5,55o.
OF the amount outstanding embraced In
the numbers above $7,tt0,s0) are coupon
bonds, and t5,3s5,O5O are registered bonds.
The Secretary also gives notice that the
following bonds Of 1864 and 1886, for account
Of the sinking fund, will be paid on and VI.
ter February Is, 1879, and interest will cesse
Bond. Of acts Of June 10, 1854, and
March 3, 1895, ~ follows, Act cf June 30,
Registered bonds, $50, No. 52e TO
No. $50, both inclusive; sloo, No. 1851 to
No. 1861, both inclusive; 900, No. 2,lsi 70
No. 2,2oi, both inclusive ei, 900, No. io,e6p
TO No. ii,2ip, both inclusive t5,00o, No.
s,s25 to No. s,s7s, both inclusive; $4,000,
No. loisi 10 No. n,tsi, both inclusive.
Total, ts,02t,6o0.
Act Of March q, ise5-M. a N. coupon
bonds $50, No. I " No. $50, both inclusive
500, No. 10 No. $50, both inclusive; 800,
No. / TO 500 both inclusive; ~ 200, No. I 10
No. $500, both inclusive. Total, ti,47s,.
Registered bonds-s5, 200, No TO No. cal,
both inclusive; sjoo,ooo. Grand total
S5,OO0,OO0.
OF The amount outstanding, embraced In
the numbers a. above, ~, i75, 400 are coupon
bonds, and 1874, 800 are registered bonds.
The bonds embraced in this call will he
paid at any time previous 10 their maturity
upon presentation, with interest 70 date o!
such payments, at the Treasury Of the United
Assistant Treasurer OF the United States at
New Novk
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National Education.

The Commissioner of Education has com
piled his fifth annual report. lie has in the
present volume discarded all special papers.
and confined the contents strictly TO a re.
view Of educational work. The report
proper covers i52 pages. The commissioner
calls attention TO the intimate relation exist
ing between educational work and CONNER.
cial prosperity, and points his allusion by
citing the depression affecting business dis
aster. lie claims for the work performed
In his office great value to all economists and
politicians, as well as TO the teacher and
puslicist. The commissioner states that IL
is gratifying to observe the increase of the
determination Of each State TO take an annual
census Of the school population. There has
been an increase OF 10 1900 children during
the year, and thir,y.fve out Of the thirty.
seven States report the number OF teachers.
1hirty-seven States aud eleven Territories
report the public school income, which
she IS an increase of u ,232, 900, but only
thirty-hve States and nine Territories can
show their school expenditures. There are
enrolled in the public schools 5000, 600 pu.
pills, and the average daily attendance il
100000. The estimated population between
six and sixteen years of age is lO,5O0, 900.
The total income OF public schools in the
States and Territories in 1874 was $50 Co.,
900, The total expenditures for the States
and Territories was S7I 100000. The high.
est salaries for school teachers reported is
accredited TO the Cherokee Nation-S225
monthly for male, and 500 monthly for
female teachers. The District of Columbia
CONS next li3 and S75. Massachusetts,
SHOWS greater disproportion-S 93 aud $33
The expenditures In the year per capita
Of average attendance In the public schools
is M follows: Massachusetts,, $50; Ohio, SiI;
Nebraska, SIS; Rhode Island, 49, Connect
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To REMOVE DASDRUEF.-Into quart
of water put an ounce of -four of sui.
phur and shake frequently for several
hours; then pour of the clear liquid,
and with this saturate the head every
morning. In few weeks every trace OF
dandruf will disappear and the hair be-
come soft and glossy.
ICED APpLEs-Pare, core and slice
apples of large tart kind. Bake them
till nearly done. Put them away To get
entirely cold, then prepare some sugar
icing, and first pouring of all the juice,
lay the icing thickly ON the top and
sides as much as you can. Return them
to the oven ojust harden and set. Serve
with cream.
To IRON VELVET RIBBoS.-Dampen
the underside slightly, and draw it back
and forth over hot stove-pipe until the
velvet is quite dry. A'still better plan
though in winter it is not always con-
yenient-is 10 lay a wet piece of cotton
cloth ON a hot hat-iron placed upside
down, and while the steam is rising from
it draw the underside of the velvet lightly
backward and forward over the wet
cloth.
CHICKEN PAsADA.-Boil a chicken
till about three parts cooked, take of the
skin, cut the meat when cold, and pound
(, L., 4. ...nrtar nth N littla nf tho uat.r
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sCuUNsk's rVLuOSsC SNUIr. FOss
Tus Cur az COsNC uPTfON,
sOls.HS AND COLDS.

The great virtue of this medicine l. that IL rirn-
the matter aud thtuv- u out Of tho system, parties
the blood. and thus enccts cure.
seHtNrHs -, wIEp TcStc. rpH rHt ttEs ~
p,srErstA, iSBicrsrIcS, IN.
Toe Tcuic produces healthy action 81 the .tom.
s,h, creating apretits, forming civ r.. aud
the nnst obstinate cases Of indigestion.
scutScN's M,NpHAsE rus. ros rus CuNr %
LNEG CoarLstSr, Erc.
The pills arc Alternative and produce healthy
action ~ thu liver without the least dangrt thei
c. from - mrl aud yet more eiiicscioas In
storing a hra't ~ action VI thu liver.
Tt,-- Remedies are certain cure for Consunirt lon.
A. tho fulm1nc ,rup riprn. the matter nj ruIt-
hes the illrl. The Mandrake Pills sst uguu the
liver create healthy bile, and remove oil diseases
81 the LIVER, oitrn tanse Of CONSUMPTION. The sea
Mcy1 Touic sNt- tore aud strength TO the stpnach,
makes gsri 81 r-tipa, aud enables the organs to
frm gugs NJ 81. AMI tn rs create tslths tirtula-
ton 1T hraitl blod. The combined tiun uf these
medciu.s. th.s plsius. will ours ey.rf Of
Consnntp elton, IL tskr Ia time. aud thu OF the
medicines rrf-Nerstl IN.
Dr. Schsnck !. Professionally az his principal oicr.
cornrr sixth aud Arch strect-, Phltdrirhis. even
Moniay, whrr' all letters for advice masi l,c adj
dressed. schencks msdiciuos Tor sale BY all Drug
gi-ts.
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q.
u docs not touch the SKIN, boots or
clothes ~ Is not safe In the hands OF
children, but ma" or woman, With ten
minutes pracuce' can XII P'antains
more quickly than any 'ad can eat sco-e-
berries
PREVENTION OF SwAnMrNa.-L. l..
Langstroth, writes the following In re.
gard 10 bees swafming, 10 the Practical
Farmer
!. Many persons surprising that bees
swarm only for want Of room, aim TO pre-.
vent IL by furnishing an abundance Of
room, either in the main hive or in the
surplus storage room-or after they have
partially filed II with comb; and In Mex.
leo, where bees are often kept in -four bar.
rels, have seen them swarm when the
barrels were not filed with comb. I
have repeatedly had swarms from old
gums holding overtwo bushels, and few
days ago a swarm Issued from q stock Of
Italian bees, TO which over two bushels Of
storage room for surplus honey had been
given--two hives being placed over the
whole stock. The bees had filed the sec.
ond story, and were buslly at work in the
third. IL is very evident, therefore, that
ample storage room cannot always be re.
lied on for preventing swarming.
q Many devices have been contSived
for preventing -wsrming by contracting
the entrance 10 the hive 30 M TO prevent
the queen from leaving, while free cgrcss
is allowed the workers. At one time
looked upon what ! called my ron.
swarmer with considerable favor; but
longer experience has convinced me that
II will not answer. II is true tina IL the
entrance is made five and thirty. seconds
OF an inch high, the queen can not get
out, the bees after swarming will return
TO the hive. But such accuracy Of adj.
justment Is difficult 10 obtain, and the
bees are seldom reconciled to the squecz-
ing necessary to enter the hive, 10y which
many Of them have their pollen rubbed
of. The whole colony is also thrown
into great excitement every day, when
the drones attempt to take their fight
and the entrance must be enlarged daily
early in the morning or late in the after.
noon, to allow the bees TO carry out dead
drones and imperfect brood which they
have been dragging for hours about the
contracted passage.
3. Clipping the wings Of the queen "a
prevent swarming is an old device, but
one which with the ordinary arrange
ments Of hives can never I've relied on. A
queen without wings feels perfectly com
Petent to accompany the swarm, and will
hop of the alighting-board and in most
cases be lost in the grass. The bees re.
turn to the parent stock to await tn,
development of the young queens. and
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Secretary Bristow gives notice that The
following $50 bonds Of 1854 will be paid, on
and after February 10, 1876, aud interest will
cease ON that day
Coupon bonds-s50, No. 4,S0i TO No. 1852,
both inclusive; 800, No. 1901 to No. ~.
o47, both Inclusive $500, No. 2l,00l 10 No.
$500, both inelusiyei 1000, No. ~, 4Oi To
No. s9,2ss, both inclusive. Total, o., iiO, 800.
Registered hon - $50, No. 35l 10 No. 525,
both Inclusive SlaO, No. 2,i0l TO No. $3.50,
both inclusive 900, Ne. 1901, 10 No. 2, 1850,
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was.s..a a W. :. Nj, furnace an s.co,J
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$500 a. - /" ,.,.ha,sS M,chss, Hal.
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.c.,,sr.d ovs, h,,r hory,b,v buru;ue him.
m. ,,......, n. ,.,,,,i. .ro,y mill h.If.r.s,
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Crow,h., . vo,ns man. v.. asbotp and
hn,nsd =, ,hs hsct Ieg, and .ide of The
h..d ds,gerou.,v. Nc can SCARCELY recover.
-. p-...,.. a.. :. ~, ~ .nd h,,,.d
-. A.. h.. al hoJy NO, a. ser,ou.,v. how.
49, TN. ans. ~ ,be e,plosion IL nm.
49,, =. ,hs,s wss No hnys,iug of the
a,wy.res.n
..--s.
A special 10 the London Times from Get.
tinge contains the following; A report has
been received by the Prince Of Montenegro
which states thst an engagement near
Gaisehko, between Turks aud IIerxegovin.
ians, resulted in the retreat Of selim Pssha
with his Turkish force 70 Gstschko. Eight
hundred 10 one thousand Turks were killed,
aud their baggage, ammunition and several
cannon captured.
The Paris pro,ves d.. Nor,f states that the
clergy Of Rubesix refused 10 chant the
p,.ver beginning with the words, "Dom,ne.
i,c sslysni RepubIicaine," as requested in
N, Circular Of the Minister Of Public wor.
shin. .tAI.
Particular. Of the mutiny on the ship
I.,nie show ,bs, the hottie containing the In.
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The Mavkefs.
nD~TD< WODf. MARKET

There is firm feeling and prices are sustained
with good demand from manufacturers. supplies
continue to come forward quite freely from the
West. Fine hecces are nov going into consumption
quite rapidly. sales made u extra aud double
extra Ohio and Penbsy lvania heece tGetisc-; triple
extra, anu No. 1, tsasOc. Michigan and WILSON'S
hecccs, s21t5c. There u gopd demand for comb
ing and delaine neeces and sales readily made
at 50e,62ic. Tor washed, and &c. for uhwashed
pulled woOls were In fair d,msnd at S;esJoc for
super and extra
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DYSPEPSIA,

syMfTOMs-wanto 81 appetite, rising Of food sud
wind from the stomach. acidity 81 the stomac ID,
heartburn, dfine,s aud whitsnsss OF the tongue IN
The morning rsnss OF dstsnsion In the stomach aud
bowels, sometimes IumhliBg aud pains cpstiyenezs
which l. OCCASIONALLY interrupted by diarrh9a, pale
ness IL the urine. The mouth l. clammy, or has =
sour bitter taste. other frequent symptoms are
wAteTbrssh, nal alton of the heart hsadst he aud
disorders Of the senses sesing aouble, etc There
is general debility, languor aud aversion 10 motion
detection OF the spirits, disturbed sleep and frightfu
dreams.
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We have dispatch from Washington an
nouncing the death Of vice-President viii
son. After his recent serious attack Of apo
plexy on coming from a warm bath, the
Washington papers announced that he was
in a promising way of recovery; but he
seems to have suffered a relapse, which
ended in his death on the morning Of No
vember -, at half-past seven o'clock.
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Gained Fifteen Pounds of Flesh.

.orrH BHhwiCH, Me, Jan. ", lsT2.
~. sTENtss, Esa
bear sir--I have had Dyspepsia ia its worst form
foT the last ten Years, and have taken hundreds of
dollars worth Of medicine without obtaining any
telie' In September last I cummenrei takins the
NEGErIsk. since which time NY heath has steadily
improved. ny food dig.sis well. aud have gained
hiteen olnds ct res. Th'rc are several oiheru In
this rlsre taking the NfgItiNE, and all have OBJ
tained relief fours tdgly, $50.
Oyerseer Of the Card Room, Portsmouth Co.'s Mills.
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BusSETT's COCAINE, for promoting the
growth Of, and identifying the hair,-snd
rendering IL dark and glossy. The COCAINE
holds, In liquid form, large proportion Of
deodorizcd Cocoanut oil, prepared expressly
for this purpose. No other compound posses
ses the peculiar properties which 80 exactly
suit the various conditions of the human hair.
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What ! Know About vegetine.

n. n. irsNINsi
The Nfa1rsr. For Dyspepsia, csnsraf debility aud
pure husd the NrarfIsf T. superior 10 angi hing
which have eyer nsed. I commenced taking NFaE.
rsE about the middle Of last winter, aud after usins
lev bottles n entirely cured ne Of dyspepsia, aud
my blood was never Ia 40 good condition as AZ tho
press nj time II will AFFORD me pleasure 10 give any
turtLer particulars relative To what kno~ about
this good medieins, 10 any one Mho ~ call " al
dpss me at my I.sidenos, IN Athens STREET
Ven respectfully
Sse Athens Street
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wiNrEh is nov fairly upon us, and the
teams are fastening 10 the lumber woods In
various parts OF the country. Our advice
TO every man who goes TO the woods, ne he
captain, cook, tcamster or any other man, IL
TO take along q good stock Of Josnsons An.
ody0 Lnimenf aud Parsons Puryuis~ Pais'
Many months Of labor lin the aggregated may
be saved bt this pfecautiou.
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JoHS II. BURROUGHS, OF 2is Fifteenth
street, Brooklyn, shot his wife three
times, killing her almost instantly. Bur.
roughs was arrested.
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PiNrLEs AND IIUMoRs on IHE FAcE.--
In this condition Of the skin, the Vcectine
is the great remedy, as It acts directly upon
the cause. II clcanses and puriies the blood,
thereby causing humors OF all kinds To dis
appear.
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AND while postal statistics are in
order, what do you think Of our foreign
mail amounting TO twelve and half
milton letters ycarf
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Two hotel runners in scdslia, Maine,
got into fight, when one clutched the
other by the throat till his tongue
protrudcd, and then struck him a vio-
lent blow Under the Jaw with his FIST, so
that the throttlcd man bit Of more than
an inch Of his own tongue.
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PERSONAL ccryc D. Gardper, South Val
i,jo, Coi.-"I used the SIMMONS LIVES
REGULATOR quite while in Ohio, and
found IL gave me much relief nov require
a medicine of the same nature, but can lind
nothing here that is ss good"
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a sor RCE os sREAr ANXIETY.

Ny daughter has received great bsneht from the
uss Of NfgrrlsE Her declining health WAS a source
Of great snNeh 10 all u ber friends. few Lottles
Of the Ntetfiss restored hef health strength aud
appetite, n. u, TIDDkNt
Ins. and Real Estate ACT, " Scars Building.
Boston, Mass, June 8, ls52.
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FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.

Mn. n. n. srfSEssi
Dear sir-1hrough the advice aud earnest per-ua.
sion Of Rev. " !, Best, OF this place, I have been
hred Tor years, have used ohY two bottles, aud
ALREADY fesl myself q new man. Resp ctfuy
DR. ,. W. CARTER.
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II takes but one trial 10 show the purity
and merit Of Dobbins' Electric Soap
(madc by Cragin a Co., Philadelphia,
Ps.) For your own interest give II that
one trial. All grocer. Keep II.
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Appendix to Moore, Gae,e,opedia Of Music.

The LARGER work 10. Published In ls5i cohtsins Al.
most eNrry thing that was known abost mu. PIE
sious to that date. The AFrrNbtN, IS ots. brings
Musical History. biography aud Theory up TO the
prcs.nt time. Very useful and Interesting.
oLiiER Dlfses co.. tniA n. pirset co..
BastOH ~ Edusl, 'ew tsrk.
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BAD enough 10 look aud feel bad yourself ;
but no excuse tot having your horse look
and feel badly. when for small sum you
can buy lS'eridaR's Cdrairy Condition I'ow-
dcrs, which given In grain two or three times
a week, will make him look aud feel well.
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A CiSCrSSATi dentist has written n
book to show that children should be
given candy and sugar. lie says sweet
meats preserve the teeth. and 40 en-
deavors 10 break down his own business.
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'R.Riemisr that Gtss 90 E>sLisH so>s "a IN fact
auy other Of our books, viii b. ssnt by mail. pst.
pad receipt 81 tle Tvtail pree. tn TIT. msthod
once aud you Will 10 convinced Of IT, perfect con.
Ncbirnoe. Also f"r sails by all prominent music
alY4leTs
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For Choirs, Choruses, Societies.
40, h-soa sIas seli~~siou. si.ss. Male Voice.
Magulhcent part music, quite popu In sonc-rts.
horos shotr. s2.O0. thoirs. Choru-es, etc.
Perkins ASthesss nossk, else, Essy Anthems
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NEWS IN BRIEF.



II 10 said In naval circles that the repair
I ffssd preyna~sim n verels have no more ref
- efence % Spanish Affairs than 10 those Of
any other country. There is no excitement
here concerning Spain or Cuba. The Presi.
dent some 6ne sso, while ccnvervisg on
Cuban affairs, merely referred To what he
heretofore said In his annual messages, but
u FRve uointimsticn Is 10 what he should cay
"A % w ssme ssbjeet IN his next message TO
Congress.
Notwithstanding reports 10 the contrary,
II can positively be ressserted, on the best
authority, that the Spanish Minister was
ofhcially advised from Madrid, that his gov.
ernmeat. has conceded that In the future
Anericon Ssiurns On tsiA bsfsre q court
martial In Cuba shall have the privilege Of
selecting counsel for defense. This fact is
further confirmed by informstinn received
at the psPurssert Of STATE on the same sub.
iect.
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, 4 putIs al he
dsnd in
, considerable the side TuE Tribune
favored.
moral nothing amunsd Tor tho
moste6ue led and -
poems, 81
Vi and
:
Its the
in mon
mcnhle.
Reports generally producers
throughout IN county
NewNo
regarding bchber is better than
that
vigorously, rapidly hn
:.
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subscription. -uia ~a ti t"" me- d't 'p
until December 81 1876.
club Of subscribers entitled !" one ''
and OF fifty sKstWttkLr
will be Tor Sis" THf SEMI
Tor s2jo aud
Specimen TRIBUNE and circulars foil detail,
United
Address
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SMITH ORGAN Co
DH. sNNFOHU,s
LIVER INViGORATOR.

Purchasers should Ssh Cor the smith Amst,c.n ~.
san. Cssosu-- aud hal particular. on srplis alton
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About half:past two o'clock In the morn.
ing recently, fire occurred at Twins, Pa,
sSAch ne Hne Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
which originated in the basement Of Jacob
Gahring's building, on Maia street, In the
southwest portion Of the town. Fourteen
buildings, ten Of which were occupied as
~ stores, we're destroyed. The loss on stock
and buildings will reach fifty thousand dol.
lars, which Is covered BY insurance.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
SHERTFF'S SALES.
AuEuste Gautier vs.. Louis Huber.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Z of Orleans, No 6G1S.-Bv virtue of writ
honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
VIII proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and allcti0neers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal aud CustOnllouse streets, i'll
the Second district of this city on ATTRDAY
December la 1879, attwelve o'clock NJ, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit
]. LOT gF GROUND, situat I'd 10 the FouTth
District of this CITY, in the square bounded by
the levee or public read measuring twenty-sx
feet six il ches tIent both cf Levee street aud
the levee or public 1osd, by one hundred and fIty
SIX feet elk inches Geep between parallel H. es
English measure designated as lot number i've
on a plan of b. BussoD. lats surveyor, dated the
xth of Sc ptember, 1912.
square as number five, designated Oh a plaD OF Y.
MoeihauseD, late surveyor, on the eighteenth of
May 1855, deposited il The records OF l. K
keuney, late notary public, bv the number three
and measuring tbllty one feet tiS inches seven
lines front on Washington street by depth OF
one hundred and twenty six feet nine inches, be-
8. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, in the same
district and square as said lots numt C five and
abeve mentioned plan of II. MoelhauscD. OF the
eighteenth of MAY, l8ij, measuring thirty one feet
seven inches six lines trout on Washington street
by depth OF one huhdred and twentvsiX feet
nine nchee between parallel lines; togr rther with
all al singular the buildings and improvements
on the above described lots of ground and the ap;
purtenances thereof; and being the same property
which the said Louis Huber acquired by acts
passed before Joseph COhu, notary public in this
city; viz Lot number five, aforesaid, by purchase,
from Widow Q. Mohr, the eighteenth Of Janu.
ary, 1866; lot number three. above described, by
purchase, from c. II. Morliso., on the thir cen tn
OF Juse, 1866, aud lot number four, ABOVE de.
scribed, by purchase, FROM John p. Huber, on the
twenty second of October, 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-cash on the spot sP,,,,, ,
nol7 29de5 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orleans