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LIQUID
POISON
IN THE
HEAD,
Raiders German Snuff

And rid your nose and head Of that which in time
will Kill you. Do you doubt it Well, suffer away.
Use up three or four hsndkerchefs day; go
around a walking mass OF rottenness, with HEAVY
HEAD, DULL EYES, BAD BREATH and DE-
PRESTON OF SPIRITS. curse to yourself and
ruisence to all who in contact with you, if you
7ust be so obstinate as TO rot purchase One boz Of
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$500 REV ARD
Will be paid for any case O, Colt, lu1r---l
D.a-Tlesl t4--t
CHILEAN GOLDEN IsORIt

VIII not cure Z: properly administer
TRY 1T At OUR 4 - 2 + \ =
AL Agents are instructed 70 refund the m1--
not satisfactory. Sold everywhere hy r-u-
and grQcers. Send FOR cirruler. Address, u.
MANUFACTURIN6 CO., Is Dey street; New
Jan 10, td&riw
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Thus closes the record Of very success
full meeting-the most successful and salts
factory Of recent years. There has been a
very large attendance, embracing gentle
men fro-l almost every part of the State and
Eastern and Northern New York. Every
thing has passed off smoothly and pleas
antly. and perfect order has been main
tanned throughout The managers of the
Association have done for the meeting
everything in their power. and they well
deserve the success they have achieved.
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yEeETINR u SOLD By ALL DRUssprs.
Jan 6-dkvIm
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The Trotting Yesterday.

THIRD DAY-TnuRsDAY, FEB. 18TH
Yesterday was the most successful day
thus far of the meeting. The track was III
sp,endid condition. and the weather all thai
could be desired, unless some might nave
wished it a few degrees warmer. The tro'-
ting was spirited and was witnessed by large
numbers Of people, among them many prom
inent ..turfmen" of the Champlaln Al
lev. besides some from distance. woo ap-
peared quite at home ION ice. Inc 'o'
lowing races were trotted. the nrst Deing
THE 2:33 RACE
for purse of $500. free to all horses tns'
nsvsr trot.ed better than 2:33; 500 to
frs, $50 to second. and $40 to third. The
following were
TIE ENTRIES
q e Abbot, enters b. z. Van Wrinkle.
T. Flanagan, d. N. Flora Lee.
J. C. Platt, s. z. Spotted jim
r. II. Shepherd b. N. Rosie
Three heats only were trotted yesterday
the first heat having been tretted "ednes-
day. The following is
THE sIOht-
u n Van Wrinkle. .......----..----'"' a
/ d N Flora Lee. 4 4
s. h. Spotted Jim. .--''--''-'''' . ,
B. m Rosie. ----''''
Best time 227. There was great interest
in the contest. Rosie is fine i've year oiu
mare owned by Mr.. T. II. Shepherd oil
New York. and is spoken Of in terms oil ao-
miration BIZ all horsemen who witnessed
her performauces. She has many line points
and # seemed to be the general impression
that owing to some few things not IN her
favor She did not make the best show oil
which she is capable. With proper hand
/ ling -he will vet make her mark. The next
race was
for a pur.e OF $50, for all horses thar
mayer trotted better than 2:37; S75 to hTst'
$50 to second, and S25 to third. The toll
| lowing were
THE ENTRIES
Up. Ford enters 2. h. Highland Gray.
! J. Hastings enters c. H. Daslu- y,,
! r NJ Tierney enters b. z. Barney hsIly.
/ J. A. Williams enters :. = hAI.'e , Ia
r L. Spencer enters b. :. Honest 0hatHe'
There was also great interest in this race
and some dispute arose about running
The following Is
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HAIR GOODS !!
VI RS. Il u IL N s.,

mother in.o,ee OF E2lr goods direct fiOu. Now
York and Boston, Just opened at
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He was sentenced to be hung on the 18th
Of November, 1912. Every effort was made
to induce Gov. Seward to commute the
punishment, but he was lmmOyable. Indeed,
he seemed mulish and stubborn to an IN
reasonable degree. He was "a mnch deter
mined to hang Colt for murder as he WAS TO
pardon James Watson Webb for srying to
kill. Webb had been INDICTED for sending
challenge to mortal combat and Seward
pardoned him even before he had been tried.
| have never seen this city more intensely
excited than on the execution day. At noon
he babe farewell 10 his brother Samuel. and
was married to young woman with whom
he had previously lived in an Illicit manner.
The hour of death was fixed at 4. At ) the
watch tower on the Tombs took fire, and
great excitement and tumult followed. The
tiremen were let into the prison yard as a
matter of necessity. The gallows was then
awaiting its victin. The fire was extin-
guished. At Gas Sheriff Hart went 70 the
cell and found Colt alive. When he went
again, for the purpose of bringing him out,
he found q corpse with dagger il lis
hear: 1t was contended by some that Hart
was brlbed-that the fire was part of the
scheme, and that Colt escaped in the dis
guise OF fireman, a corpse having been
ion is held by some to this day. but think
that the suicide was real, and | cannot re-
call the case without deep sympathy. No
doubt Sam gave him the dagger at their last
interview.
THE BuRDELL TRAGEDY.
The person tried for numbering Harvey
Burdell, as in the Levi Weeks and Robin
son cases. escaped the legal penalty, but
was no doubt like then guilty of the crime.
Burdell was one of the worst men this
city, up to that time. contained. and this
added to the sensation occasionei by his
death. Fifteen years had elapsed since the
Colt tragedy, and though there had been
many murders here. and several executions,
nothing Of narrowing nature had occur
red. In February, 1857. Harvey Burdell,
veil known dentist. gss found dead in his
room on the second floor. The corpse had
rseeived more than twenty stshs, but the
asst edsotusl Of these was no doubt tho
lrst, which pierced the throat. and was fol-
lowed BY the others. Burdsll owned tas
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BURLINGTON, VI. February 49, ls'5--heetnS
on The ic- OF the burlington Trotting Association
Purse of sso nee :or al horses 500 10 hrst go
ri
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GE- en AGENTS PROFITS per WEEK. s.
SCI .OU prove it or forfeit SO. New 81;
lust patented. Samples sent rec % a. Al-r-s
Jan 3 fd&W4u
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A10ngstrset.

tIonGstrse<.
~Cnttfs~ 4s writing acme interesting let
Gers from Washington to che Chicago hitter
Oceas. IN his latest he speaks Of Genera
1ongstreet:
That Aobfs Did warrior, Lon gstrees, has
been heredigeiDg into the rebel records Of
the war 70 find documents to prove that he
was not responsible foy the rebel defeat al
&ettysbure, ana he has found them. Il
seemed that > clergy man of Virgins. named
Wood, has written q lite Of Robert E. Lee,
IN which be uses the dead Confederate chief
fain ~ authority for the etatement that
&oDgs trest loat the battle by his fashness in
making aD attack upsn the Union forces on
che second day. 1t is known to these who
are acquainted with the circumstances Of
tls battle that this attack which Lon gstreet
made. ruined an advantage the rebels had
gained; but the General finds documents to
prove that he was only executing, and
under protest too, the orders of his superior.
since &Ongstreet's ecOhstruetiOn-"be-
frayaf." the White League calls it; "betrayal
of the best interests Of the SOuth"-ths
rebel papers have been bounding him with
statements that he was always damage to
the COnfederacy, and use Woods volume
to prove that in one instsnce he was reapon-
sible f0y terrible disaster. But the Union
OosuASa" ia soy Ou0t AOuScbACcb ouu OIUuc.
wall jackson were the best fighting men
the South sent against them.
The General told me the other dav no
meant to secure the publication of the docu-
mente as q justification of his military
record, but he found it unnecessary. because
no one that he has met has read Woods
book. and his statement would merely ad-
gertise 10.
asked him about the condition OF things
in the South, and he says, with the excep-
ton of little bit of 'fun" the chivalry had
in shooting "niggers" on the fourth of July,
he has heard nothing to show that the eoun-
try was not peaceable and orderly. but he
expects trouble to break out again election
time.
General Longs.reet las hot come to
Georgia to live, as has been reported fire.
4uently in the papers. On the contrary, he
has recently cold plantation he owned
there. Neither has he bought an orange
plantation in Florida, but he intends to
return to New Orleans in the fall and con.
tinue to MAKE that his home.
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W
auto z229 sell Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF OrleaY


John Chastant vs.. " idow Victoria 8erna
LNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II Orleans, No. 67i0.-By virtue Of a wrlt OF
seizure and sails to me directed BY the honor .ble
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF or.
leans, in the above entitled cause / will proceed
to sell at public auction at the Merchants ans Auc.
tiOpeers' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal
and Customhorss streets in the Second District of
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described property.
to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and all the
rights, ways ard advantages belonging, situated
in the Second Dsiric, of this city, 10 the square
bounded by ST. Peter, Orleans. Tonti and Roche.
0fave streets and measures sixty feet front on 81.
Peter street, by fifty feet three inches three
lnes in depth, and is the whole front IN
st. Peter street Of two lots of ground pnr
chased by Samuel W. Plume at sale made by W.
p. Harper, lats sheriff OF this parish, on the
twenty fifth Of April. 1874 bv virture of writ of
seizure and sale from tho tith District Court for
the parish of Orleans, az tho suit of S, W. Plume
vs. Jacob Haberlin, No $3.50 Of the docket Of said
court. seing The same prOpt rty which the de.
W. Plume. Per act dated eighteenth Of Nav. 1874.
and passed before Joseph Coin. notary public in
this city
Seized in the above suit.
plaintiffs claim, say the cum of four hnndY d and
twenty five dollars, with interest thereon at tho
zenith of May, 1874, until che day of sale five Der
cent alto, fees, four d0l)ars cost of COPY of
NOR gage, aud costs of suit. ,. The purchaser to
assume, to the extent of the amount Of his bid the
payment of q promissory note for the like sum of
four hundred and twenty five dollars secured by
mortgage on said above described property drawn
herself dated May Is, ls7<, and payable two wears
after date. and bearing interest at The rate Of
eight per cent per annum from date until paid
B. And the balance Of the price Of adjudication if
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
ClSn sheriff OF tho Parish Of Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,. TUESDAY, AUGUST TO- 1875

extra fancy 750YOc; fine IS 07Oc; fine me-
dun 60 Csc; good medium IS go, common
sound 52055r; bright quarters, common
medium 81 Goo; bright navy fours and
fvee 81 COB: No. l, 1ives and tens. dark
black sweet SO oslo; navy pounds 52054c;
navy thirds 52054c; fancy styles, natural
leaf. twist, pancake, ETC., IS 90c.
STAR CANDLES - Good snpply and no
trade. Quoted at l614 CLIO " Is.
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Teyns-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGHAMAN,
auto p 30 sell Civil Sheriff of The Parish of Orlean,
The City OF New Orleans ~. George ri er.
bert.

the SAlS " Nc" Drteans ~. George Her.
GuPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans No. II ,92L.-By virtue of q writ OF
feri facas to me directed by tho honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans
the above entitled cause fOy elty taxes of 1874
will proceed to cell at public auction, at
the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange ROYAL
street. between Canal and CustombOuse streets
in the Second District Of this CITY. on FRIDAY.
September 10 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ the follow.
ing descrlb. property to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Fifth District Of this city, in square number
lomew and Where sire. ts designated l.ts mum
be Q twenty and twenty -One me- assuring sixty nine
feet on Seguin street, BY one hundred add sixteen
6NE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Fifth District OF this city. in square nu o. ber
fifteen, bounded by SeRuiD, Dearonde Ba, tholO-
me- W and Peter streets, designated 80 lot number
one. measuring thirty three feet Seguin street
bv one hundred and twenty mine feet ten inches
FotR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
eighteen, bounded by Delaronde, bartholomew,
Peter and Lavergne streets designated as lots
numbers five, six. seven and eight, measuring
each thirty -one feet on Delaronde 81 rect by one
hundred and twentv-seven feet in depth
-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROONO, situated IN
the Fifth District of this city, in square number
and Peter streets, designated as lots numbers
eight. nine ten aud eleven, measuring each thirty
two feet on Olivier street, by one hundred ana
ck Est IoTs OF GROUND
in the Fifth District Of this city, in square num-
Der thirty Que, bounded by Olivier. Delaronde,
Vail tie and Peter Streets designated lots
numbers five, six and seven, measuring each
thirty feet ON Olivier stree I, by one hundred and
sixty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
'Terns-Cash on the spot;
aulO p se1O Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Arthur Shit vs.. William II. Pembertov.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH Op
~ Orleans, No: 7S9l-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the sixth
District Court for the parish of Ore M, in che
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell ct pub.
lie auction, al tho Merchants and Auctioneers E1.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the SecObd District of this city.
on TUESDAY, Angus, TO- 1875, at twelve O'clock ",
TWO LOTS, OR CERTAIN PORTION OF
GROUND, with the buildings and Improvements
situated in the First District this CITY in
the square bounded by Canal, Gatquet Galvez and
MIRO streets. and which portion of ground measures
forty -four feet six inches seven lines front on
Canal street BY depth between parallel lines Of
one hundred and five feet ten inches three
lines, acco ding to plan made by Louis Ii, Pile
late surveyor. dated eighteenth Of April, 1873.
Beng the same property acquir d bv the de-
fends Mt herein by purchase from Oliver Ellsworth
as per act dated twelfth Of May, 1873, and passed
city.
Seized in the above suit,
Telms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
iva ~ x au1O
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inc lily Of new Orleans vs.. RAYMOND
Del0Id.
GUPBRlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Creanf, No. 63,99l.-By virtue OF a writ al
nerl facas to me directed by the honora bic the Sn
Herl0r District Court for the parish of Orleans IN
the above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1874 !
VIII proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and AuetiOneers' Exchange Row al
street, D. tween Canal and Customhouse str..t r.
IN the Second District of this city. an FRinAY
september TO- 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the Iol
loving described property, to wit
ONk CfkTAiN LOT OF GROUND sj.uatsd in the
second District OF this city, in souars numhrr
f0ity -one, bounded by Toulouse ROYAL st Lonis
and Chartres strvet., designated rs lot number
seventeen, measuring forty feet on Toulouse
street 0y sighty-six feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROi Nd sitnatad in tho
second District Of his CITY, in square number ten
5ooi Don streets, DESIGNATED 20 lot number ten.
meat nr1ng thlrty-two feet on Dauphine street. bv
one n1nGred and twenty-seven r. ct in depth.
IhkeH CkkTAIN LOIS OF GROUND situated
~ tno C0tn District of this city in soua rs nnm
oef ONE n0ndIed and fifty nine, bounded BY Louja.
iau: asen1e, T0iedano, Laurel and Jersey streets
oes1Rneted - lots numbers one two aud three
measuring ninety six feet on Louisiana avenue nv
onS nunofed and sixty feet il depth.
cel5e0 In the above suit
Terme-Caeh ON the amt
auto 70 selo Civil Sheriff Of the Psrish Of Oriesn.
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CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
0Of Orleans No. 81 848, bis:-By virtue of writ
of feri facias to directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause for city taxes Of 1874
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
s Mesc1ah.s ana ca one hxehanSe Royal
IN the Second District of this city. on FRIDAY,
September 10 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ. the follow
ing described property. to wit
ONECERTAlN POR lion OF GROUND, situated in
the first District OF THE city in square number
enty nine. bounded by Race, St. Thomas, Religions
and Orange streets, desi ted ne lot number one
Measuring nnty feet Race street, by sixty
four feet IN depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District of this city in equare number
seven, bounded by Water. Second, Levee and
Third streete, designated as lot number twenty,
measuring twenty-five feet three inches OIL Water
street, by seventy.eight feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
aul0 u aelO Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Oraana
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kUGENE w AGGAMAN,
aulO % ee1O Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
The City Of New Orleans vs.. Ceiesiine
SOrbet.

SCPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Orleans, No. a. 432.-By virtue of a writ of feri
fecias to directed by the honorable the Superior
District Court for the parrish of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1874 will
proceed to sell at public auction At the Merchants
and Auctoneers Exchange, Royal street between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second Dis
trct of this city. on RlDAY. September TO- 1875 st
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop
erty, to wit
ONs CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the Second District of this city, in square number
fifty five, bounded by Royal, Hospital Ursulines
and Bourbon streets, desigAsteh a. lot number
eight measuring twenty four ret on Royal street
ONE CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated in
the Second District Of this city. in square number
seventy seven. bounded by Bourbon. St Philip.
Ursulines and DauphiDe streets. measuring thirty.
two feet on Bourbon street. by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth.
Eeized in the shove SUIT.
Terms-CAah ON the spot.
KUGRNB WAGGANAN
aul0 % sel0 Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
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SHER1FF'S SALES.


1'he City of Rev Ur1eans ~. New Orleans
Mechanics Society; same vs. same; same VS..
same: same VS. Mechanics Institute; same w.
same; same We same; same ve. Mechanics As
ISOLATION; same vF. came.
SUPERIOR DIS rRICr COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans Mss u i0l IS 433 1876 IS aO2 IS 49,
GA, &c, Ill and li55.-By virtue Of eight wrirs OF
tier facias to me directed by the honor able the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled causes for city taxes Of 1871
1873 and 1874. will proceed to sell at public auc.
ton, at the M-fchants and Auctloneers En- change,
Royal street, bttween Caral ard Customhous.
streets in she Second lnstrict Of this city, on
FRIDAY, September 10, 1875 at twelve O'Clock ~.
the following described property. 30 witt
FIVE CERTAIN LOrS Of GaOUND, situated in
the First District of this cts in suare number
two hundred and sixty -six, bounded Dy Dryades
Canal Common and BaronDe etreete designated
as lots mum bers fourteen, fifteen, sixteen seven.
teen and eighteen, measuring each twenty vine
feet on Dryades street. by one hundred and forty.
eight and one hundred and forty 5ouy feet in
depth :.
ONk CERTAIN lot OF GROUND, si,uated in
the Second District of this city. IN square number
sixty six, bounded by CustOmhouse, Canal, Royai
and Bourbon streets, designated AZ lot number
four. measuring twenty. five feet on Custonbouso
street, bv Z nety six feet in depth,
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
EUGBNk wAGHAMAN.
or ~ GhoriH f<D,a
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ton.
~ Orleans No. 7s92.-By virtue of writ Of seia.
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable The
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans. il
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sei at
public auction at the Merchs nts and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Cns.
tomhonse streets in the second District this citv
on TUESDAY, August 10. 1875, at twelve O'Clock n
the following descri6ed prooerty. to wit
with the buildings and improvements thereon. M
uated in the First Dstrlct Of THE city in the
Gasquet). and Miro street, designated BY the mum.
beTs tve and SIX on q sketch annexed to an act
passed before T. Q. Stark, notary public in this
city, on the ninth day OF April 1866. Said lots
measure each thirty feet front On Canal street
between Miro and TODti streets. by depth, each
of one hundred and thirty.fve feet, between par.
allel lines. Being the same property acquired by
the def ndaAt herein by purchase, from the estate
OF Andrew Broadus James, by act passed before g.
LIE Gardenr. j., notary public In this CITY, on
the twenty third day of June, 1870.
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Casn ON the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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1u lhe Matter al the Draining Commits.
siOners of the First Draining District, praying
for the hOmOl0gatiOn Of the assessment roll.

e1OnerS OF the First Draining District, praying
for the h0mologatiOn of the assessment roll.
CUPA&IOR STRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Orle ans, No. IS s35 NO 70 Of sh-rffs Docket
B. virtue of writ of fieri facas against A. DENIS
to me directed by the honorable the Superior
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at The Merchants and Auctioaee RS kx
change, Royal street, between Caral and Custom
house streets, in the Second District of this city
on FRIDAY, September 10. 1875, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following descrined property to wit
TWO PIECES OF GROUND, in the Second Dis.
trict being lots numbers one and two in square
number four hundred ard net mine bounded BY
Cortes Toulouse, ST. ter and Telemachus streets
measuring: Lot number one forms a triangle and
measures hfty-six feet ten inches front on TOu.
louise street by ninety three feet nine inches four
Ines In depth and front on Cortes street and one
hundred and seven feet four inches seven lines on
the rear line; lot number two a6jOips the above
and measures one hundred and eleven feet ten
inches i've lines front Toulouse street by one
dred and seven feet four inches seven lines in
d. pih on the side OF lot Lumber one and three
hundred and twenty four feet nine inches in depth
Oh the other side line ending ON Cortes street
twenty seve feet eleven inches seven lines nom
the corner of St. Peter street. thence one huna1 ed
and eighty -four feet seven inches four lines in the
rear and front on COrtes street.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-CasA on the spot.
EIGENE WAGGAMAN
auto % se0 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleana