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A WaIm~. HtIIs S,nashup.

The usually quiet suburb Of Woodburn was
aroused from its peaceful slumbers about IL
O'Clock last evening by the noisy rattle Of
wheels and bacchanalian shouts at the northern
extremity of blackberry street. shortly after
were heard the screams OF female voices, fol-
lowed by the cry Of "Help! helpl murder ~
etc. Sundry heads were thrust from sundry
windows, and shadowy forms arrayed in white
fitted to and fro in the darkness. One male
figure alone was seen beating hasty retreat
from the region whence the sounds came,
shouting for help. Visions Of lanyard mur-
ders and the like foated through the minds OF
the half-awakened citizens VINO thrOnged to
the scene of disaster, only to find drunken
TeutOn and his uniucky female companions iy-
ing in deep gully aJ the side Of the road held
down by an upturned carriage and two unfor-
tunate and helpless horses. ~
Fortunately. nobody but the horses was seri-
ously hurt, one Of which is probably rendered
useless for the rest Of his horse-life. soon
after Mr.. Mineking, the owner Of the turnout,
and also the employer Of the man under the
rubbish, arrived on the scene, and before the
bewildered man was relieved from his weight
OF horse flesh, Mr. Mineking had HIM by the
throat, causing the beer in that cavity TO CUR
gle and rattle in lively style, this being about
the only satisfaction Mr.. Minektng thought
he would ever get for his crippled horses and
separated by the admiring multitude that had
assembled, the occupants of the carriage and
the horses extricated and helped to the top OF
the hill, and all was quiet again, the many
citizens Of Woodburn, among wnom was
STAR reporter, seeking their weary couches,
expected blood. Mr.. Mineking's loss will be
quite heavy, as the carriage was totally
smashed and one Of the horses probably
ruined.
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Of some matters and q few alterations 10 the pc
tition are necessary, In consequence Of wh1ch


The Emersons attracted still another large
and enthusiastic audience last evening, who
testified their appreciation by round afte,
round Of applause, never seeming to tire Of
their old fayorites. Emerson, Rice and Arling-
ton.
Emerson's "Mnldoon" was the hit Of the eve-
Manager j. II. Mack, for though he does not
appear on the stage his excellent management.
ana its effects do,. and that nightly. IN the
shane Of an excellent performance. nicely ar
ranged stage, good mnsis, 1eautiful stands OF
flowers and delicately perfumed programmes.
The latter features being highly pleasing in
novation for which the public have TO thank the
original and independent management Of Mr.
Mack.
Matinee at . O'Clock. Tonight the last Of
the EmcrsOns.
GULloK's GRAND CRNTRAL.-This new The
ater, unquesui0nably one Of the neatest and
best appointed srety and Vaudeville Theaters
In the country. opens on Monday evening. The
scenery is by the distinguished artists, DE
great credit on these gentlemen for the taste
displayed. Among the performers selected for
the opening are Harry Macarthy, one of tho
best dialect actor aud vocalist before the
American public, who will be ably as
sisted by miss Lottie Estell, vocalist
tatrice, Miss Minnie Gray, "The Little Gomez" "
song and dance lady, La Belle Pauline and
Ida Morton, vocalists and danseuses, Miss
Bonnie Nelson, vocalist, Frank Jones, the mu-
steal moke, B. G. Hart Ethiopian comedian,
Gilday and Ginniven, the renowned song and
dance artists, Lancini's Parisiennc Ballet
Troupe. the celebrated Female Minstrels. The
entertainment will be under the immediate SUI
pervsion Of Eug1ne 4. German. An enter
tainment Of the first -class order is promised.
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BASEBALL.

tbs Games Yesterday and Those ef To-
day-A NesS Club.
Much astonishment has been expressed at
the result of the game between the Bostons and
Ludlows, which tooK place yesterday at the
grounds Of the latter club, the score standing
to in favor of the Bostons The uneven play
ing Of the Ludlow Club this season has excited
a great deal OF comment of late. A week ago
they were terribly beaten by almost every
thing in the shape of a bail club in the City Of
St Louis. They had no sooner reached home
until the Stars defeated them, and while still
suffering from this last defeat, which was the
greatest blow to their pride Of any, the Chi
cagos walk in and almost made mince meat Of
them. Yet yesterday they met the acknowT-
edged champions, the famous BOst0ns, the rec
ognized superiors Of the White Stockings in
every point, and to the astonishmcnt Of every
one, played them one OF the closest games Of
the season. We say astonished, because bets
were freely made before the game that the
Bostons would whitewash them.
Spalding, the regular pitcher Of the Bostons,
refused to pitch against q "country club" as
he was pleased TO call the Ludlows, his place
being filled by Mcvey. The following is the
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Thomas Cottrell has sued the Cincinnati
Consolidated Street Railroad Company, to re
cover possession Of two mules detained by de
fendant He is In the tinware business, In In
dianapolis, and sends out WAGONS in the charg,
Of agents, to peddle tin ana glassware to tht
country people. In August, 1874. he sent out I
wagon In charge Of man who appropriated
| the property to hie own use He brought tht
mules here and Sold them at public auction (
defendant 1t was not denied that plaintiff
owned the mules, but his claim for damages fol
their unlawful detention was resisted.
The case was heard and judgment will bt
rendered next Monday.
james G. Rowe has sued Jacob Theis to re-
cover s29l 81, for fve months services as sales.
man for defendant due on an agreement to pay
him at the rate OF IL ,O00 per year. The defend.
ant claimed that he had agreed to pay plaintiff
900 pcr year il he sold s15, Gov worth or goods
per annun. The defendant Is in the hat, car
sold 1913 10 worth Of goods, aud that he hat
been overpaid for his services, for which the
defendant asks Judgment IN the sum of S1v4 W
The Court held that neither party was entitled
| to recover anything. ana dismissed the suit.
The following cases were entered in Common
Pleas:
46,7s5-Lizzie MCGEE VS.. Angelins' Pelling
ct al.
40,7s6-Jas. Beatty VS.. VIM. @. Smith ct al.
John Means ct al.
467SS-John A. Jackson VS.. James Morris
ct al.
46,7Ss-Albert o. Tyler vs.. Michael Burns
ct oil.
4o,7sO-John Jennings vs. Richard Dugar
ct al. .,.
46,7g-Wm. c. Smith vs. Ezra G. Hayes ct al
46,7S2-Hepry Huwe VS.. w. D: Radcliffe ct al
N,f93- Simon X ug vs.. Geo. Bogen ct al.
40,794-F. II. Bush ys. Geo. Bogen ct al.
46,795-Charl0tte Winkleman vs.. The Grand
LOugS and the Empire Lodge. No, IL. A, u
U. VI.
4j,79S-J, H. II. Kater VS.. p. A. Stewart
46,yl-John i. Wright, cx parte. =
48,79S-samuel T. Crawford vs.. r. "A. j Ohm
st0n, admin istrat0r.
The following were entered in the superior
Court:
Sl,0S9-J. Louis Klaie vs. Conrad Ahlers.
H,9W-A. s Dandridge ct al. vs. b. q. Clay
ton.
U,Ss1-Wm. Lewis VI. Phillips d Jordan
Iron Co.
sl,vss-J. A. Ingersoll vs.. Thomas Lucas
d 20.
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P0lice Picktn0s.

M. L. Kelly, the man who was charged with
having cut one Sullivan some time ago with
intent to kill, was dismissed, as no one wai
present TO prosecute him.
Julia Davis, said to have committed adul-
terry with George Frank. was also dismissed.
VIM. Moody was arrested Oh warrant charg-
ing him with having s:stolen coat from Matin
Marze. His case was continued till next Mon
day, and his bail was fixed at 500.
Samuel Goodman swore out warrant
against Abraham Pareira, on charge Of hay
ing obtained twenty i've dollars from his wife.
His case was also continued till Monday.
Jordan Wilson was alleged to have stabbed
his wife, Julia Wilson, with intent to wound
her. She did not desire to prosecute him, how
ever, ana ne WAS accordingly dismissed on
payment OF the costs. -
Peter Fahrbach stole two bottles Of wine
from Lorenz Weiss and was sent to the Work
house for one month.
Henry Molliter had four charges to answer
drunkenness, resisting officers, malicious de-
structlon and assault and battery. The first
charge brought him sentence of So and costa,
the second and last each y6 and costs, anu the
third, tearing an oificer's coat, 40 and costs.
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The Weekly At0r.

This weeks WEEKLY STAR, now ready,
contains large amount of ting
news from all parts of the country, con-
cerning the late disastrous foods, the
condition Of the drops, &C.; also, the
latest news by telegraph, together with
a lull summary Of the news Of the past
week, interesting editorials, ne wsy, spicy
editorial paragraphs, a large amount Of
local news OF general interest, interest.
ing correspondence from different points,
a large amount OF select reading per.
tanning to Ag,ieulturs, Litsrature an, snd
Historical and Biographical sketches
several interesting stories, together with
a full and complete Home and Poreigr
Market and Financial Report.
Price 4 cents, In wrappers, ready fol
mailing.
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We receive but little news from Cuba,
but what we do get is favorable to the
rebels. In spite Of the vain boastings OF
the Spaniards, they have not yet driven
their adversaries across the trocha, and
Valmaseda, one OF the most successful
and vigorous of Spain's generals, finds
himself bafiied at every turn. Ii Spain
does not 5000 retire from the contest, the
civilized governments Of the world
should interpose in behalf OF the valiant
patriots, and put an end to the struggle
which is fast coming to universal dis
grace. Cuba has earned her independ-
ence by seven years. war, and should
have it.-Globe.De
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to 0. and the game was not finished on account
of the rain. The score In the second game was
Q TO 8 In favor of the Lone Stars In tho second
inning, when the rain again stopped the game.
the Lone stars, 'baoked out" but are willing
to play them at any time they may specify.
The statement that we had four players.from
the Hickory Club is also incorrect, as we played
them both times with our own men. The Et-
mas are ready at any time to play the, Lone
Stars, and to show that they are not Che ssback-
0ur' kind Of club.
A. HAssMAN, Captain.
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AZ Ae Gibson.

Rreminens arrivals at the Gibson House,
y. h. Whitaker, Pittsburg. Pa; Joseph Rech-
~, New York; W. H. Damsel, Mansfield, O.;
= D. Mcclellan, Lexington, KY; Mrs. J. Cor
IN, waverly. o.; Marshall Deemer, Philadel-
nnie. Pa: w. r. S.ebbins and wife, Atchinson,
&ansas; Dr. r. Hills, Delaware, o.; B. B. NAL
- Louisville, KY; A. A. Adams, Pittsburg,
h:J. W. Gowdy, New Richmond, o.; john @.
6xisht, Pittsburg; George l. Beetle, Chicago;
~ e. Taggart, Boston; n. II. Tanner, Win.
sd, Comb; Spencer 6. Black, Philadelphia;
q r. Runton, Pittsburg; H. Clayton, Troy, o.
nnsl Russell and wife, Louisville; Jeptha
161 D.; 8. M. smith, Columbus, o.; 8. B.
EkoWu, wife and son, Pittsburg, Pa; Il. H.
anhorn, Buffalo. n. T.; G. 8. Knapp, Conn.
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Death Of zebulon Strong.

xr. Zebulon Strong, of College HILL, died
yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock. at his
nssidsnce at the above place. The deceased
vas ono Of the. old pioneers of Hamilton county,
md one OF our most venerable and esteemed
q1tixens, He has lived on his old Homestead at
be top Of the hill for more than sixty years.
~. ASrong leaves wife aged eighty -fve, three
hGns, Eon, Joel and Henry, and . daughter.
The deceased was native Of Vermont, and
came West, after travelling a most dangerous
nown as man Of exceeding good sense and
Dnor. and will be missed BY o large circle Of
1mpathizing friends.
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Bwtldtno Permits,

DWttutUO ToJNttSes
ma following permits were issued since our
hst report:
Z. C. Crofton, 2-story frame on west side Of
Montgomery road, between Sycamore and
IMureh streets; estimated cost 5000.
Jacob Wirth, 2-story brick at l34 Dayton
s1Eeet; estimated cost 5, 500.
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The increasing favor Of DR.. Price's Cream
Baking Powder and Special Flavorings, Lemon,
Vanilla, Orange, 60, lie the best test Of their
quality. They are indorsed by the best judges
In the country. that nothing Of the kind yet
produced can compare with them in purity and
strength. single, test will satisfy the most
doubtful that their claims for superiority are
based upon real merit
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NOTICES.
rubber Stamps, at 2OI Race st. jyl4-t.
Candles and Fruits,

, kSs- SOCIETIES, SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
&C., Intending to give Picnics or other enter
tainments can be supplied with pure American
WIN. FISCHER, southeast corner Sixth and
Walnut streets. Orders respectfully solicited
and promptly filed. myl0-3m, Was
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Bad writer's are requested to write on
both sides OF the paper. Their effusions
can then be rejected under excuses not
hNrtful to the feelings Of writers.
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Cut This Out.

wv headache, s0ur stomach, loss Of appetite,
debility, depressed spirits, or any form OF dys-
pepsia or biliousness, when . single bottle Of
DA COSTA'S RADICAL CURE WILL RE-
summer tonic in existence, end o positive pre-
ventive OF A0UE. Ask your druggist Tor It.
j. ID. PARK & SONS, Fourth aud Wal
nut streets, Cincinnati, OHIO, General Agents.
jof6-Tu, ,Th&S ,ttlje10
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Mr.. Alfred White

"OULD present bis compliments to LADIES
wv and GENTLEMEN, and be happy to have
them exxinine the Grauite Statues Of :" Hope"
and the Angel Gabriel" now being sculp-
tured ut his rooms,
No. EST west Fifth street.
dcc11.ly
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I dENY Aaotf ANofHla cAap.

HD. s1AR; Ihe oAEd sent JON by ~ Lepe
eAmes Of the Atnas WITH them, dId NOS state
he faote correctly. In she Aylt game the score
ssood 80 sin lbs seeoaa innlnt. hstssd q 3
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Marriage Licenses.
{, zhe following marriage licenses were is.
Med since our last report:
John Gabaner and Barbara Schmid.
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To-day the Boston Reds will play tho starr
Of Covlngt0n on the Star grounds.
The most interesting game Of the season will
be played Monday, August 10, ct tho Ludlow
Park, between the Cincinnati Reds and The
Boston Reds.
The Athlete Baseball Club play the Operas
the second game Of series on the 18th inst. al
Covedale, and will play the .sMaley Floaters''
shortly on the Eudlow grounds.
The Lively Star Base ball Club has organized
with the following.players G. Emmerson, 9.
H. Hoffman. p.; =. slater, 1st b.; W. Slater,
I'd b.; j. Flynn, I'd b.; n. Kenkel, 9. B.; ID. Ny
h HOFFMAN, Captain and Treasurer; q, Rm.
rnarnon. 8fOckhol68r. =
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ID. b. MORROW, M. d.,
941 WEST SEVENTH ST., Cincinnati, O.
ONCE Hours q to 10 A. NJ; 2 to 4 r. M.
Evening. ap8-6mo
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b6- Ophthalmic and Aural Rooms, for
diseases OF the Eye and Ear, 2e3 West
FouJth street. Surgeon in Charge
IT.. p. WILSON, M. ID.
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A. Il. Miller vs.. ID. w. Chand ler.

IcOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Orleans, NO 23!3t:-By virtue OF a writ of ieri
fscias, against r. II. Noble and Moran 4 Noble,
to me directed by the honorable the FOurt n
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell
al public auction. at the Merchants aud Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhOase streets in the Second District OF this
city, on SATURDAY, April 3. 1875. at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
/. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, with the improve
nents thereon, situated in the Fourth District of
First, Philip, st. Charles Qata Nayadesy and ron
delet Streets and designated by the numb ers five
SIX seven and eight; ier pan drswn by 3. Nichols,
late surveyor, dated the thirteenth day OF April,
1876, and deposited in the office of L. 4. kenny
then notary pubic in this city. Said lots adioin
ure, thirty feet i've inches front Carordelet
street by depth each Of oIle hundred and twenty
feet between parallel lines; lot humber five fol- M
ing the corner of First and C4roEdelet streets.
2. LOT OF GROUND. with the improvements
thereon situated in the Fourth District of thie city
in the square bounded by Jackson. Camp. Maya
number six per plan made by +. A. Toutne, s1ur.
vey0r. DAT ed the niaeteeni h of NAV, 1859 ard &c.
posted in the Office of James Graham notary pub
nc III This city, as plan number one hundred and
NIFTY hve: said lot measures IN French measure,
thirty feet froEt on Camp street by depth OF one
hundred and fifty FRET; with the rights ways
privileges, etc., to said several lots belOdglng.
Sal' several lots OF ground were acquired by the
saidN lliam Moran follows: lao, her ii We rom
Wells, notary public in this city. tho twenty.
seventh OF February 1867; lots number six, seven
and eight, from William H. White. by act tfore
the came notary ON February, q. 1861, and lot
number six (secon6Iy described property from
Mrs Martha J. eelnap and John Fox by act before a.
Hero. u: notary public in this city May l. 1867
Seized in the above suit and belonging to defend.
ant, William Moran.
Terms-Cash ON tn, spot.
EUGENE wAaGAMAS.
CIVIL Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleaoa
mh2 II N3l q ape
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SHERIEF'S SALES.
Alfred Jacob -. Abram h. seelye.


CrxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARIsF
- of 0rleana. No. 7442-By virtue Of . writ o
SEIZURE and eale to me directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish Of Orlean.
in the above entitled cause I will proceed
to sell At public auction, at the Merchant
aud Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, be
second District Of this city. on WEDNESDAY
April IA, 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property, to Wit
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, aud all the rights, ways, privileges and
advantages thereunto belonging or in any wise ap-
peltaing. situated in the suDerb BOuligny, in
the sixth District of this city, In the square
designated BY the number sixty, on . plan
drawn by H. MOeibausen, surveyor, dated the
sixth Of February. la45, and bounded by Napo-
leon avenue and Nay AIDES, now ST. Charles, Pitt and
Jena streets; which said piece por ion Of ground
forms the c0rners Of St. Charles Jena and Pitt
Streets and measures. IN American measure
BY depth OF two hundred feet between parallel
lines. Said property is = part Of square rumber
sixty, which was acquired by Mrs. lsadora L.
Dowty, wife of Alb, am 5. Seelye By purchase from
Gustave TOutant Beaurega ard, Thomas P. May and
Augustine G. Graham, by act Of the ninth of Feb
ruary, 1867, before Andrew Hero. and now belongs
to defendant herein by virtue of an act of &C kpow
edgemsnt of ownership BY the said Issdora L.
DOwty, his wife, passed before A. Pilot, Jr., q
notary public in this city, on the twenty second
of July, la69.
Seized in she above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
mhj12 "a
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La S0cicie do Credit MobtlIer. of Paris.
Va. Pierre Cuaacha

La SOcAote 40 Credit MOb1lief, of Paris,
CrxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 74o6.-By virtue Of o writ of seiz.
ure and sale to me directed by the homo rable tho
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell M
public auction. at the Merchants and Auc tloneers
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal nd Cue.
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city. on SATURDAY. April 10. 1875, at twelve
O'Clock n, tho following described property, to
LA CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF
GROUND, with the buildings aod mprOvem En- IA
thereon. situated in this city of New Orleans. form
ing the corner Of Royal and St. Philip streers, Of
square comprised within Royal St. Philip, Bour-
bon and Dunaine Streets and comprising the lot of
ground designated by the number one on q certain
plan annexed to an act of conveyance passed b.
fore Felix de Armas late . notary. public In the
city OF New Orleans. on the eighth Of June, 1880.
The said piece or portion Of ground MEASURES
Thirty feet front on Royal street, BY seventv-6ve
feet: or more, if any, in depth AID froas on ST.
2. AND ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND. sit.
uated IN the same square or islet, and c"n,,sn.
the lot Of ground designated by the mimi 'res
ground forming square Of thirty feet bv
thirty feet deep. or more, if any and being l 'ud
ON tie side toward Royal street by ,he ,.. of
ground DESIGNATED BY the number two on the i tore
the portion Of ground herein above described Oh
the side toward Dumaine street BY the property
no, or lately belonging to Widow Dupre, and
inc Jeas sos y the eeon
ground were acquired BY defendant herein by pur.
chase from Alexander Graillhe and Mrs, Celeste
Destrehan, his WIFE, bv act of the twenty sixth OF
yuiy. 1921 before A. Chispella, then notary pub
lie in this city
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cas6 on the spot.
EUGENR WAGGAMAN,
tn ~ 49, Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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ReteF ~. Peterson W. Armand MERCER,
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
- Oftsgns, No. sl65.--By virtue of q writ of
seizurr and sale to me directed by the honorable
ths SfS5.h DISTRICT Court for the parish of Orleans
N the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell vi
lublic AHctson, At the Merchants and Auctiopeers
kschAfge. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
fsnlhoH sc stree t., in the Second District Of this
city, GA MONDAY. April 49, 1875 at twelve O'clock
L.. the following described property to wit
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, tost Their with
al tho ai1GirSs and improvements thereon rights
vsys s'ervitudes and advantages thereuntO be.
and bsr ag in the First Distli let of city IN th.,
squas~ Bounded by Grod. B@ronue, ia aud Phil.
ppe tihsW Dtyades) streets, being part of the lot
desfgiFtked by the number Nifty ak # said square,
O . an drawn ty Joseph Pile, late surveyor,
dsted tle thirteenth of December, 1881, ana de.
poeffd IN the etfca OF q. K. Stiuger late a notary
public ~ this city; the said lot Of ground measur
lns. 10 ss.hch MEASURE thirty feet front on Giiod
a1es) streets. at The distance Of ninety feet from
tho CONNER OF barOpne street, by one hundred and
twenty feet ~ depth. bet ween parallel lines.
.. AND A CERTAIN LOT OF 'GROIIND' fopather
with Al the buildings and improvements thereon,
fgnt1. ways and privileges thereunt0 belonging
OF III m wise 5ptrtaiuiug, situated in the said
fxst Listiot OF this city, at the south corner
ofGiruS and BarOnDe streets, measuring American
meahur'a, twenty-five feet six inches nine lines
mont ss- BsroBiIe street, by nIety-six feet three
inches chfee lines III depth aud front on Girod
street.
Being Che same property acquired by the defend.
ant fr.xsin bv purchase from William Davis and
nr. an. ETs j. Jackson, as per act before Amedes
DucsttA, notary public in this city, dated the
wenty n,nth Of September, 1867, registered in the
convey spce office of this city. book number nine.
tyOne. ro'o four hundred aud niuety.eIght
belAess III the ABOVE suit.
Termr-Ca7h On the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ttvil Sh.Ii IF OF the PariAh OF Orlea,s
nht7 Il n apl8