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CITY ITEMS.

TRADE SUPPLIED with NATURES Reopsf6er
by Charles Stott & Co, wholesale druggists
No 4s9 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
u. c. eNI.
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MEDICAL, DC.

nR. LEON,
IL The oldest established Ladies Physician,
~. HAS REMOVED 10
80 SARATCGA ST, NEAR CALVERT, BALTIMORE.
Ladies desiring treatment of any complaint can
consult him with the utmost confidence.
SEP 1TGte rooms for tGdy patients. yyl3 2m'
"S.ATISEACTtON,' 81 PER EOTTLE. Con-
- stltstions free at Or. DARBY 5, lis 4Is ST.
Colonization bui'ding.l Win
nB. AND MRS. WILSON-h Thoroughly exps-
~ Tieuced 6Rd scientific lsdies' Physician and
Midwife. Attend ladies NJ their homes, or pleasant
and the best sttento, at the Doctor private
resiGsnce. CONSULTATION contdeutial One, 30
faIk st near Saratoga St, Baltimore. msys-ly
Ire. A. l.. BOSW ORTh, 81 the Washington Eieo-
h tropsthc Institution, 3ls L street northwest,
cures all nervous aud chronic diseases Of whatever
nHIEs or nature. All Complaints incident to Fs-
yanlc sDs Electro chemical BATHS, the most inviy
S sdcg ahd hcnlth givnS baths snowp 70 modern
nR. ROBERTsON, FROM BALTIMORE,
- can be consulted a. aga 10th street northwest,
nearly opposite the Gas Office, every WEDNES-
DAY and sAfO kDAf, from to p. m, IN ali
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, GOn0rThuea, elect,
Structure, SYPHILIS, and SpermatOrrhRa, Gases Of
SyEhIil5 in all its stages quickly cured, and the
pol-Gn entirely eraticatcd from the system. with
out the use Of mercury. speImatOrrhra, brought
on 10y eNcesses and abuse in youth, causing loss of
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
weakness mpOtency nervous irritability sym tOs
heart pains in tack, dmness Of sight or giddiness
eva forebudiug5 self distrust, &C. speedily cured
L" newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen placing
themselves in DR. R's band can rely upon being
scientihcally and honoTaby treated. Refers 20 the
ihkh ieslniohlals when ne nov holds from the h ad
Ing physlclans II fal more. Office i2I l0h street
northwest, from To .. N. mar3 y
RQGERT,S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
~ wanted, case OF " hopping Cough that cannot
SYRUP" 1t is also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds, garsoUcsE, Sore Throat, Group, cd all BrOn-
ard wholesale by CHARLEs sToTT cor and by
the proprietor, 1879 street northwest. n0vJ4ly
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To CURE COUGH, TO relieve all irritations
OF the throat, TO prevent hoarseness, to restore
perfect soundness and health to the most del
lcate organization OF the human frame-the
lungs-uSe Wisfar'S BdisdgR OF Wild CYiegTg. 30
cents and 81 bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

- EMOyAL-DAYID L. YOUNGS Mninery
IL and Fancy Goods Establishment re- q
NOV ed from Nc. Ill Bridge street, George E~sa7
town, to No. 1I3 Bridge street An entire y -
new end complete Assortment Of DRY Ia
GOODS has been added, making il tne most com
plete store in Georgetown to select from.
visit l. solicited. auVIS- I'm
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into the closet and open the crank, went in
and recovered one piece; the writing on the
back vas dore by Detective McDevitt; went
to Alexandria on Sunday To get the package
but could not; went the following day and
saw Reed, and delivered him the note or
order, which he has still in his possession;
also another one delivered TO Portner; the
package was taken out OF the vault and
opened in the back room in my presence:
tthe twenty-nine notes;) IL was then de-
HyeTed to Major Richards and afterward to
the Treasury; showed the package to Treas
urer New and Mr.. Spinner, aud then brought
III back TO headquarters and turned over to
the property clerk; recognized the wrappings
and identified them as those on the box
when it was first opened; also identified the
boy; after IL was opened and examined, the
the back OF the box was also there COM
mented on IL at the time of the first opening,
bot Sld not make out the letters.
oTTMAE's ACCOUNT AT RIGGS & CO.'S.
q. III. BestOT testified that he is book keeper
at Riggs Co.'S bank; Ottman's account
was first opened July 18th. The following
statement Of his account was offered:
VIM. III. Gilman III account with Riggs & Co.
1875. Or.
July 70, check. ....................Si.50 800 90
August :. check. Observation-Disclosures. & 600 90
August ., check. Observation-Disclosures. Goa 90
Balance Observation-Disclosures. 232 %
s9,732 %
July =, deposit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,''b 90
August 70, BTaHey Observation-Disclosures. Of p
August l., Henderson. ............... III %
S9.732 26
"a.
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SUMMER RESORTS
= z Win s. &C..
tSEF YORE,}
DO6 n sGR Ell.
CUSTOM DEPART4 en-.

FoB CCa CUsTO. THEDEWE E-rP TBK
EESI A5sORTE sTOUK ~ uATEGIALs TO
q + eIAD u Ella UNITED 81 A'TEs, STAPLE
EABLlCS AAAUE.CTCRED EAgEESSLY FOa
-, AMI TN CFOiCEST EANCE sTYLEsOF
kNGLiSh, EREHf 4, GEkmaH AND AMERI
CAN NAhGT.cTURE. FOB THIS BRas0a
OF OUR BUSINESS We EaPEON rHE RESI-
hRTiSTtc TALENT UEEQU sLED LABOE
FOB Tax HEgHsNfCAI WON. AND Ia
EYERT RESPECT TURN our STRICTLY
FIRST CLASS GARMENTS ALL CLOTHING
OhDEkED AT DUB WASHISGTCa OFFICE
sOR THIS DEPARTMENT Is nADE UP IA
hfN fORk AS REPREsENaED, HoTWITa.
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS or SOME o.
OCR COMPETITORS THAT w gtLL THEeI
OSpkBs TAon DUB READY sh"E yr0Ok.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ATOUk WASHINGTON OFFICE wk KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARdENTs FROM
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS.
AND CHILDRENs SUITS, AND sPRIbo
OYERCOATs, FROM WHICR NJ FILL ON.
DKRS ID TWO DAYS TInH
OER SPECIALITY In OUk FUBNIs8Ino
GOODS DEPARTMENT is TRk AMERIOAr
YOKE sHIRT, A PERFECT FGTTIEG GAR.
MEET, WHICH We MAKE To zsasUR1 On
FOREIsB READY MADE.
Csvlfn q Co.,
sDni HOS STREET.
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w II. wHEATLEY's
STEAM DYEING AND OLsAEINe ESr4P.
GISHMENT

AZ Jsfsr,on Styssf. Gsors.so,s., ~. e.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded. 1851. ~
larged and improved, 1874. Ladies' ana Geutle.neuh
vesring apparel o. every description, incuiinE
yClvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves.
&c, &c, nicely cleaned or dved alsO, Curtains and
New Goods Carpets and Blankets cleaned durtuE
the Summer months.
Send as your address and will call for and rs
turn work at any place ia the -strct free Of eytr,
charge. Work received aud refined BY mail On sz.
press from and to place in TIA country spSl-tr
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TUB MfLTOSIAS TABLEhUN on exhibit
ton at FOTl's Opera House this afternoon.
are gigantic auC startling represent VtiOus of
The great events describe in Milton's - Para
disc Lost There Will doubtless be a INIsh 20
zee this great panorama tonight.
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10000 genuine Cuban Golden Eagle Con-
chas, at 10 cents each: no discount 10 dealers.
These Cigars are selling at Is cents in New
York. PHILIP II. WARD,
9,2,6 Corner 18th street and Pa. ay.
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GOcD BUSINESS CHARACTERIZATION q
Pearson advertise, un,cF the head OF Bus
EsSs ClaEces, = tarm and several thousand
dollars cash IL exchange for city residence.
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PIANOS, dc.

T'HE STlEFE PIANOS, unsurpassed in tone,
' touch, az durability, on easy tertEs.~,s.
CT large discount for cash. S
G. l.. WILD & BRO, Sole Agents, INtfl
923 9TH street uopshwest,
thalt square above Patent OffiCel
Pienos and all instruments tuned and repaired.
Pianos for rent. aug5J-tr
A SPLENDID STOCK OF THE WOaLD- ia
"A kOMNED kNABE PIANOS-Psrlor->
Grand, Square Grand, Square aud Upright SEEsc2sS
Pianos; VIM. McCammon's celebrated PiUEtEI
snos, 7octsyes full toned. Pianos from other well.
known factories, which will also sell aud rent on
the II ost accommodating terms Tuning proInptly
attended to. Mrs, O. REICHENBAOH, l23 tltb
street, q lew doors above Pa. ave. msyl9-ly
"nEOkER BRO. IS" PIANOS ARE The BEST
H made in the country. They take tbe-
lead OF all first class instruments, being IN HAt2S
nYsled in beauty Of tone and perfection o.fFFsVf
11echsLism IN every detail.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
q. KUHN, Sole Agent,
CJ2 New York avenue, Washington, ID. o
la regulated, tuned, exchanged and for rent
nHyID-fT
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IVORY in coral set,
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
SrzoiCHf, It's safe 10 bet,
Beauties the ivory,
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pICkLING VINEGAR.

VIfthLTNH VINEGAR.
PURE CHER VINEGAR, maze under the O.
piai superN ision OF the senior member Of or rm,
a. his iArrn rear ystsyille, ma therefore we caR
dIais 9 tee re purity aud strength. Al-o, PUBE
WHITE MINk VINEGAR
Green Ginger, Celery Seed, CCrea nter seed, Tu-
meric, Long Perre~, White and Is SEX Pepper,
Picknps condiu ents, for sale by
}. u. BRYAN bk0., Cos Ps avenue,
au24 w opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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POCTTTFOORS made by Langheld. ~ PlFt-
adeiphia f0r PTiggs Jeweiry store, No. ~
PENIS lvania avenue, resriz street
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HEADQUARTERS for genuine imported CT
CARS at Gil Pennsylvania avenue. Hl6
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TAFE TINE by the forelock and send su
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be-
fore the rush of work commences al the new
dye works OF a. Fisher, No. goo q street,
near 9th. or In his Old stand. 6lS 9th street
opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality. re-
spectacle work and reasonable terms. oil
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Fer Gentlemen OnIy

"Py Sbimiry IL Dot Sou
Natures BedufiHeT
1856 removes tan and freckleS.
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$50 10 $4,000 has been invested In STOCK
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. 'How
Tumhridge d Co., Bankers, Wall street.
New YORK. SIS:
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Corns Extracted without Pain.

SO the shoe can be worn with ease Buttons
mETOWing Nails, Vascular EXcreSCpnCes,
and other ailments of the feet successfully
treated, at DR.. Whites establishment. 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
N. TO p. IN.
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DR.. G. W. BENsoN'S Celery and Chamn-
mile Pills are prepared expressly To cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price
80 cents box. postage free. Sold by an
Druggists. and Charles Stott s Co, 4S0 Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington. S5eo1:
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Two ATTEMPTS Az SUICIDE.-A m'1
auIet TEoS W. Presnan attenDtet suicide
i-st ri ghr oy taking lau@anum This is ms
SecOT- ~ttempt % the kts,d within the mast
week lie keeps hatter's shop on + b.
tween 10th and 18th streets, and his mind is
thought 70 be impaired H. g confined in
the Central guarikOUse, and - To be ssut %
he Providence hos itaI.
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BETHEL ACADEMY, FauqUier county, Va,
VIM. w. Smith. senior principal, is endorsed
by the highest educational authorities of Vir-
ginia. Rates remarkably reasonable: much
less than those or any similar institution in
the state. s9,eOl0
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SELBY Is MAKING A BIG NOISE IN BOYS
- SCHOOL SUITS, as well in SHOES and ~E7.
HATS. Boys Cashmere Jackets and Pants, 1(Il
s., sold at 81. Do, all wool, 81. worth 50. nv
Cashmere, Job, 81, value 80: Do, IS, value sn.
s ssE PA 9eSts sniis ' x sass and ge
Sassimers suits, q, es, $40, sn GP 70 $50; Mems
these prices il will cost 20 have them made
Call at 1914 and 1915 Pennsylvsuis avenue and
be convinced, between 18th and 2tth SITS. sug2S-tr
CoHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, C0raer OF ia stye,i
~ and NEtr York dreHus entrance on Nov m
York avenue: The most private Iosn offcel "
Ia the city. MoSey loaned at the lowest rafsS9 u
Of interest on Cold ssd Silver Watches, III monde
fiate ahd Plated Ware. GICs, Pistols L dies, apd
yal1e. S--is IL
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DETECTIVE M'ELFREsH

testified that he knew Gilman well. vas
shown the paper taken out of the water
closet on the eth OF August, at the police sta
non and identified IL; &. NJ. Roberts was
resent when II was fshed out: Proctor and
90 imam were talking together when witness
saw Ottmen tear something up and throw in
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EsOLY CP0Ss CHURCH.
IL SCHOOL FOE BOYS ANG GIRLS

To give TO children a thoroughly good training in
ali Ehshsh Branches, Arithmetic and Modern
nngnege., ITswlng aud Music. School viii open
TUESDAY, l4tb day Of September. in the CHAPEL
bnlolnR, corner ot 18Th street and Massachusetts
avenue northwest.
Rev. Jas. A. Harold, Rector, assisted by compe-
tent teachers.
Apply TO Rector. at his residence 1913 street
northwest, or at Chapel, at .. m daily. augls lm
CUMBERLAND VALLEY IN TITUTE,
~ MALE MtchdntokSbUvg, Pan Academic,
Commercial and College Preparatory School. 23d
year, September 18TH. Average charge $40 per
year. Five hours BY all from Washington
augl4- I'm REy. q. EGE q SON
THE HOME SCHOOL, Miss A M HANSON,
Il Principal, removed TO 131 Ingie Place, q
street southeast, Capitol HILL recently occupied by
the 81 Cecilia Academy, will resume its duties on
sEPThMBEk list. Large rooms and ample play
ground. anglo frn
NAPLKw0oD INSTITUTE, for both sexes, Is
w on the Phila. and Bait. Central Il. X. Superior
bulldfngs home care; earnest teachers; able lectu-
rers; pupils can remain vacations. 1ncsr sorated
Trustees are "Friendsr
Hon. Washington Townsend says: "As to tie
progress of my late ward, who was under your care
and tuition for over two years, " as veil satisfied
with the school, its arrangements and discipliue.
and the progress In knowledge he male -
LscfNreys-y. Thomas, LII. L.: &. Harvey, NJ D.:
O. Stock ton Garnett, NJ. u.
Address = SI0RTLIDGE, A M,
augy5n COMMONWEALTH "a
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GES'5o PkR QuARTER Ec ex-fss We6i,
SCf Academy for Boys y miles from PhiIadeI-
phis; 10 i9strnetors. Z. Q. IAuTtlidG5 Harvard
a. VI n etla, fs- Iy9m
MISS 0sD0RNFS YOUNG LADIES5 BOARD-
ner OF lYth,B will reoYen H9EDsY, Scot a is7s
1horOnFl instruction by n.Tther6 Ers.il t.achsrs
Ffd PUP n btkkAU, Teacher Of German:
n lie Q hRI \ Teacher Of Freoch. "a an,
tlB EEAABE4O TEACBES PTAeo- "a.
- 1yrf sud he CuitiV sficr d lie V0ior A.
c-ess q ET- aEiCH hEkClis PfsSa $50. Ne
Az lith stTeo. north 1e.5s, daelsiys
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-16
An NutraReaus Affair.

A negro man named Henry Williams was
shot and almost instantly killed at Beck
vile on Thursday evening by a young man
named Robert II. Reid. We have not
learned the particulars very definitely, but
understand there had been previous fall
ing out some days before with regard to the
measurement of some corn. On the day of
the killing Reid had some trouble with Will
liams' wife, the nature of which we did not
clearly learn. Williams, who was in the
field at the time, heard of it, came to the
house and got his gun, probably making
come threats. The gun was taken from him
by some one of his own color. After this
Reid hearing, we believe, that Williams had
got his gun, went for his own, mounted his
horse and went to a residence near by,
where he saw Williams standing on the
steps. A few words passed between them,
when Reid fired upon Williams from his
horse, putting nearly the entire charge in
his neck and head, the muzzle of the gun
being within four or five feet Of the victim.
The latter fell and died almost Immediately.
Reid galloped off up the road, throwing
away his gun after proceeding 200 yards.
An affidavit was made here by freed
man, and Thursday night Deputies Swear
ingen and Barbee went out to make the
arrest. Reid could not be found, and it is
supposed he fled directly to Texas, as a
couple of wag0ners reported having met
man answering Ills description peyouu
Greenwood.
Unless there are mitigating circumstances
of which we are not appraised, this was GER
tainly an outrageous murder, as the negro
was totally unarmed at the time of the
killing and was evidently avoiding Reid.
We regret to state that the young man
Reid is the son of Rev. r. FL. Reid, highly
talented and most estimable gentlemen who
had charge of the Methodist Church of this
city in 1850 or 1851, but who is now resident
of another State.-Shrereport Times.
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During the past week the Red river has
fallen six inches at Shreveport. The Mis-.
souri, has risen one foot at Omaha and
twenty inches at Lsayenworth. but fallen
seven inches at Yankton. The Mississippi
has fallen fifteen inches at Cairo, twenty
three at Memphis, eleven feet at Yicksburg
and ten inches at New Orleans; it has risen
sixteen inches at st. Paul, three and a
half feet at Lacrosse, four and half at
Dubuque, two and half at Davenport,
ten at Keokuk and four at St. Louis The
Cumberland has fallen nine inches at
Nashville. The Ohio has fallen ten inches
at Pittsburg, twenty-one at Cincinnati and
sixteen at Louisville. The Savannah has
fallen four inches at Augusta.
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POLITICAL NOTICES,
Rooms stat. Contra, Executive Commi

Rooms state Central Executive Commit.
tee OF the Republican Party state of Louisiana,
New Orleans September Q, la15.-TO the end OF in.
spring peace, good order ard a stable and frugal
government in Louisiana and view of the natiop'.,
and local cor eats of 1876, instructions hav, DE U
issued by the State Central Committee OF e
Republican Party OF Louisiana for reorganiaa.
ton Of said party upon the following declaration
of principles. Qualified voters, without regard to
former party affiliations, are respectfully invited
to subscribe thereto aud organize to he ends re-
cited
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
l. The equality, civil and political, of all men
before the law, and their especial protection in
the rights Of labor suffrage and public steward,
ship.
2. The republic is a nation one aud insepara bic.
3. The maintenance and enforcement of the
thirteenth, tOurteenth and fifteenth amendments
to the cOnst tuition ana laws enacted hereunder.
4. Au honest, economical and efficient admins
traton of the public trusts and the election to that
end OF scrupulDus and capable men only.
5. Continued reduction OF taxation.
.. Opposition to all legislation IN the interest of
:. The prompt punishment for all pillage in pub
lie station, and for all assaults upon personal
rights.
g. Free education for all the children of the State
in her public schools
9. To immigration is extended a hearty welcome
to the abundant resources ard prosperity which
under their development await labor in louisiana
10. We affirm the cardinal principles of the Re
publican party which have become the estab
lished policy OF the nation, ia especial relation to
citizenship, enfranchi sement, civil rights and TO
tue internal Improvements already projected 10
behalf OF our present commercial and agricultural
needs, TO wit, in river outlet and the rebuilding
of the levees by national aid, and to promote that
policy and bring about perfect aMity bet Ween
all classes in the State, do promise our best en-.
deavors,
II. The earliest practicable attainment of cur.
rency convertible with coin, and to that end such
continuous and unfalterng steps toward resump-
ton as may not embarrsss our material interests.
H. That in this declaration We disavow all par.
tisan preigdices. and welcome all citizen, who
shall dee.re TO unite with in earnest effort to
secure the best measures and servants TO Louis
lana.
By order of the Committee.
5 B. PACKARD President.
J. B. g. PtrEIS Corresponding Secretary
Inn,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-16
Henry Datrey vs.. Bernard kowalski.


GlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 7e55.-By virtue of writ Of seizure
and sale to ME directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
tht above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY, September %, 1875 at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, to
wit ~
-. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Frst District Of this city, in the square bounded
by Baronne, Julia and Philippa streets and Triton
walk, and having, American measure, twenty four
rect front on Balonne street by one hundred aud
three feet in depth, bet tween parallel lines
bounded IN the rear hv q common alley four feet
eight inches wide AID. On the side nearest II
Triton walk by an alley fteen feet wide The
whole III conformity with plan deposited as No.
24b IN the Office of Theodore Guvo notary public
in this city, togetiec with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, without exception OF res.
ervat:on. Which property belongs to the commu.
nifty of acluests and gains which exists BE- ween
The defendant herein and Mrs. sophia Bernstein,
his wife, by means of the purchase which was
made thereof during said community by the said
Mrs. B. kowa ski from Isaac Wolf and Elias Wolf
per act passed on the thirtieth OF November 1861
before Hugh Madden, then a notary public in this
city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
aul9 20 sP5 10 Civil Sheriff the Parish of Orlesns
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
aul8 20 sel9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
The City of New Orleans VS.. Jacob Half



SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 72029.-By virtue of writ of
heri tacaS To me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
i'll the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1871
Will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and Auctioncers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal aud CustOmhouse streets. in the
Second District of this city. on SATURDAY. OctO-
Der ., 1919, at twelve o'clock NJ. the following de-
scribed property, to wit
TWO CkkTAiN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the Sixth District Of this city, in square number
one hundred and thirty, bounded by Joseph, Jer.
sey, Tchoupitoulas and Octavia streets, designated
nine feet ten inches on Joseph street BY ninety
feet eleven inches in deDth lot number four meas.
uriug twenty eight feet Jersey street by eighty.
seven feet five inches in depth.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the sixth District of this city, in square number
one hundred and sixty-nine. b lded by Con,
stance, Constantinople, Austerhtz and Laurel
streets, designated as lots numbers ten and eleven
measuring nifty eight feet on Constance street by
one hundred and twenty feet in depth
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the q xth District of this city, in square number
two hundred and one, bounded by Magazine Jena
Constance and Cadiz streets, designated as lots
Magazine street by one hundred and fourteen feet
in depth.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Sixth District OF this city, in square number
eleven bounded by Preston, Market Joseph and
Arebella streets designated as lots numbers TWEEN
y-one and twenty-five, measuring sixty feet OF
depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-cash OIL the SPOT
seq oes Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans