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Notes In the Poiioe Court.

AS soon as the side door of the "Vari-
cites" was thrown open this morning, in
tumbled seething, huslling mass Of
night prowlers, lunch punishers, conf.
dence men, curb-stone brok RS, bruisers,
wife whippers, thieves, burglars, and
prostitutes--and silently setbled down
on the Judgment seat as thick as sardines
in box or rats on meal tub. 1t was a
cheerful looking little tea party; one
sight OF whicn was enough to shake a
man's confidence in the ultimate tri-
umph of Virtue over Vice. just one
touch Of the garments Of some in
that crowd would be enough to
make hitherto respectable and
peaceable citizen 20 out and kill his
mother. Dirty, ragged, smut-be-grimed
and filthy ,biearieyed and case hardened,
low browed and coarse featured animals;
the indelibie impress of the baser pas
sions cut in shining characters upon
their faces. Well, ii there are any poor
unfortunate devils among tnem who do
not deserve to be classed in the above
category, why, we'll drop tear Of COM
passion the size OF beer glass for their
sake, and wishing them sale delivery
from among the toils--pr0eeed to busi-
ness:
There came to the bench a poor exile of Erin,
The dirt Is, on bis thin robe hung heavy with
II was George Ryan, leaning on cfutcn
as thick as dray.pin, his lame foot en-.
veioped Ia mass Of putrid rags, his
face covered with an accumula9ion OF Of
sweat and coal smoke, one eye entirely
closed by its coIiing Ia contact with the
pavement when he iell from his load Of
bug juice. Such was the. pietur esaue
appearance of this distinguished ar
rival. s'Mr. Ryan," said his Honor,
l"you were here yesterday morning for
the same Observation-Disclosures then
let you go on the payment OF
costs. Now here you. are againp'
please, sir, / was on me way TO the
deppo, When me foot slipped, and''-
Yes, and you caromed on the Station
house, didn't you? Now, my friend, this
being the 29th OF October, you will eat
your Thanksgiving turkey this year in
the Work-house. Pll send you out for
thirty daysv
Julia Hahn, a plump and handsome.
laced young woman from Central avenue
near Clinton, floats in sight. Said his
Honor, "Miss Julia, the officer states
that you are a, bad girl~-Lnat he has
caught you in an entryway, at different
Times, with strange and dfssolute nleu.
Here's your mother. MRS. Hahn. shall /
send Julia to the Work-house ~ ssOh.
please don't; now please don't, Judge,
MY girl is very unfortunate. ii You'll
let her 60, mister, Ii take her away TO
Lexington. Please, please'-- .sLlsten
70 mel Now you do this, or the next
time 1 see you here, ulia, you will air
your beauty in the Black Maria. Pay $8
and COSTS" S
Standing In the sweAt-box we see an
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pany vs.. A.. Il. Jones aad the Walnut
Hills and Avondale and Pleasant Ridge
Street and Inclined Plane Railway Com
panys This was an application to Judge
VConnor for restraining order TO pre-
vent Route No. 13 from LAYING track
along Hunt street,, near EfHuent Pipe
street, where the plaintiffs allege that
the track, as the defendants are now
constructing it, is only six inches from
their own track. The Court allowed a
restraining order until November !.
City OF Cincinnati VS.. Cincinnati Con.
solidated Street Railroad Company. The
case will probably go over to the next
term.
SUPERIOR COURT.
No. rs. The saltwater Turnpike Com
panv VS., Ann E, Coover. Error TO the
Superior Court of Montgomery county,
Judgment reversed aud cause renamed
for further proceedings.
John @. Kelly ct al. VS.. The State OF
Ohio, Motion tor leave to file q petition
in error. Motion overfuled.
Geo, w. Shines VS.. Miles Dorman. Mo-
tion for leave to file petition in error.
Leave refused.
No. 822. j. Reynolds q Co. vs.. Geo. D.
Thornhill. Leave to nle o petition In
error refused.
No. 1926. Jos. Williams VS.. The State Of
| Ohio. Motion tor the allowance OF awrit
of error overruled.
| No. 326. John BQhl vs. The State OF
Ohio. Motion for the allowance of a writ
of error overruled.
No. 327. Thomas Buchanan vs.. The
State OF Ohio. Motion for the allowance
of writ of error Overruled.
| No. 1923. ID. w. Daugherty VS.. The State
of Ohio. Motion for the allowance OF a
writ of error overruled.
No. 329. George Fry vs.. The State OF
Ohio. Motion for the allowance OF a
writ of error overruled.
No. $3.50. George Hodges VS.. The State
of Ohio. Motion for the allowance Of o
writ of error overruled.
4 No. 335. John G. Glennore VS.. William
l Zeller. Leave to file petition in error
refused.
| No. 845. Andrew McGafick and others
VS.. Adam Willyard and others. Leave
to file petition in error refused.
i No. 36l. Long and Allstatter VS.. ID. G,
King q Co. Motion for leave to file q
petition In error passed for papers.
| No. 365. The State Of Ohio ex rel
Barrett & Walton VS.. Moses Barlow
IJudge, etc. Motion tor writ Of man
damus overruled.
No. 1868. State of Ohio ex rel. The City
of Cincinnati VS.. Joseph b. Humphreys,
: Auditor Of Hamilton County. Motion tt
make writ of mandamus more definite
Isoyerruled and rule to answer EXTENDED
Ito the 30th inst.
. Adjourned to Thursday morning at i
O'clock. t-
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RrYER NEWy.

Tho weather to-day Is warm and cloudy
and clear at intervals. The river, since our
last report, has fallen inches, with feet Q
inches in the channel by the marks at noon.
special to the star.
PrrTsBuRa, Oct. 2s.-Eiver rising, with Q
feet inches in the channel by the metal
marks. Weather cloudy, with wind from the
South, and Thermometer 81 deg.
STAGE OF TIE RIVERS.
Oil City--14 inches and rising.
BroWnsyille-4f feet and stationary
Wheeling-4 feet and stationary.
Marietta--4 feet inches and falling.
GallipOlis-River receding.
ronton-Rivef continues falling.
Louisyille-4 feet inches at tne head Of the
canal. and river failing.
EvaDsville4 feet inches and falling.
shaxneetown-Riyer declining with ~ feet
st. Louis-River declining slowly.
The Etna came up this morning from Louis
vile.
mate on the Ashland, and will have charge OF
her forecastle on ner present TRIP
The Tarascon came down from Fulton last
evening, and leaves Saturday.
The new Steubenyille packet Abner O'Neal
made trial trip at Whsaiing Thursday, which
was successful
the Bannock City is at Louisville, loading
for Tennessee river.
The James Howard andNTh0mps0n Dean are
making things lively along the Lower Missis-
sippi .sz.
Cincinnati wharfage receipts for the week
ending October 28th, 1875, amounted to $l65 g.
The Star in the West is having her cabin
raised at Parkersburg to make room for stow
| ing freight. She 10 not being heightened. The
| LOCKS in the Little Kanawha are TO be complet-
ed next month, when that stream will furnish
good slack-water navigation for the Star in the
West Capt. Theo. Davis left for Parkersburg
by rail at II O'Clock last night
The Governors Aliens barges will be loaded
| for New Orleans next week. 4l
The Champion No. Is holding herself in
readiness to go to the mouth of Big Sandy and
raise the J. #. bravo. Negotiations to that
| end are now pending between her and Capt
Thos. Il. Chester, of the bravo. The Dravo's
stern on one side is ten feet under water, almost
| up to the cabin.
| James s. Robinson, the well l-known steam.
boat agent, has returned here from Indianapo-
i lis.
l Capt J. 7. Russell left for his home at Sister.
vile, w. Va, last evening.
Daniel White, mate of the W. s. Pike, wat
severely injured at Port Hudson last Sunday
while engaged In loading the boat. By the fai
of bale of cotton he was knocked off the stage
Ifracturing two ribs.
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John Wallimann, Trustee, to Bernadina
Westmeier, Lots IA, rs, u and n, in the Home
stead Land anu Building AssociatIonls sub
division at Walnut Hills, each 20 by 100feet-
LILO.
1 Leopold Ritz and wife TO- Michael Walter,
II 08-lU0 acres, in Seolion17, Delhi township
$4,000.
q A. Harrison, guardian, and others, to N.
j. Harris, 10 years. lease of the premises, 20 by
81 feet, on the south side Of Longworth street,
1l8 feet west Of Smith street, at an annual rent
of $3.50.
John Hey and wife to Simon Pftfer, 6s acres
in seetion's5, symmes townshlp~-S and other
considerations. As,
Jannett Jukes to VIM. B. Powell, lot, 1o1 TO-
l0J by 225 feet, on the west side Of Main street,
T feet south OF Colby street, Mt. Washington
$SDO.
John Sloan and others to Rose A. Andrews,
lot IS s3-1oO by 125 feet on the east side Of Price
street, rs feet north Of Carmault street-$l and
other considerations.
Sarah y. Hinman and husband to same, same
lot-s1, 300.
b. s. Carrick and wife to Susan x. B. Emer-
son. lot 50 by IL feet on tine north side of Rich
mont street, 22f feet east OF freeman street.
d ID Blackburn TO John sloan, lot 1o5, on the
plat Of Mlnneola. in the village Of Riverside,
Ellen Campbell to George Havink, five
years. lease Of the premises, Is by n feet, on
northeast corner OF Wade and Dudley streets,
at an annual rent OF $3.50.
j. ii. &ohrmann and wife to Mary A. Gid.
don, lot 30 by 224 feet. on the west side of
Brown street, about $40 feet north Of the
Brighton bridges ,402.
Trustee of the heirs Of Il. G. Roll to G. H.
Hill ard Mary G. Harding, quitclaim to por-
tion OF Follett avenue, and all interest in lands
lying between the avenue and the center OF
MIlcreeK. III Rolls subdivision, In Section n,
Millcraek t0wnsiip-s1.
Ann j. Paws0n to j. p. Hall and Alice NJ
Fenton, the undivided ehiri OF III acres In
Section 6. Green township-f200. E6
Walter Dixon and .w4fe to Samuel Fosdick,
lot II by % feet, on the east side OF Central
avenue, 6Bss feet south Of Fourteenth street
S2,t0y.
Mary A.. yoss to f. Klensch, three years
leaseof the two-story brick house, and frame
stable In the rear, on the southwest Scoruer
Of Cutter and Belts streets, ut an annual rent
OF &f9J. ,,s. "a
Alfred Speer and wife to Ann M. Huerster.
lot ts1s BY 10 feet. on the south side Of
Hopkins street, 700 feetwest OF Harriet street.
$3TJD. g E7as ~ l,9 sss es y .s5 ~
| j.. G. Hopkins subdivisions of Elmwood. on
Sprung Grove avenue, near the Chester fark,
was also received for record.
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Flashes.


Hog cholera is committing great raw
ages in Greene county.
( The Evangelical Alliance is still in
session at Pittsburgs
Quebec is making arrangements for
representation at our Centennial.
The peregrinating West Virginia edi-
tors have reached Kansas City, Mo.
The funeral of Dr.. James Athon, Of
Indianapolis, yesterday, was largely at
tended.
A little son of Tuning, of Bellefontaine,
fell into a cistern yesterday, and was
drowned.
Kenan, charged with the murder of
officer Reupps, Of Trenton, N. j., was
convicted Of manslaughter.
Hon. Thomas Davis, husband OF P au-
line Wright Davis, was nominated last
night by the Democracy for Mayor OF
Providence, r. l.
The creditors of Sterling, Aerns & Co.,
the suspended Baltimore sugar refners,
have determined to put the firm into
bankruptcy.
| Henry Foldweider, the Urbana man
who discovered petroleum in his well,
has filed up the well on account OF the
danger from fire.
| The residences of Charles Roth and
lICharles Ehlert, Monticello, Ind, were
| destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $3,
coo; insurance $500.
| Maggie, little daughter of Thomas Bur
Iton, of Connersyille, Ind, was te rriblJ
burned while playing in the yard OF a
lneighbor yesterday afternoon.
Geo. w. Levi, LouisYille's Chief of the
Fire Department., is under charge oi
neglect OF duty, and obtaining money
from the city by false entries on his
books.
| The suit of G. O. Gait, proprietor OF
the Cardiff Giant to recover S50,000 dam.
ages from the Boston Herald, Com.
Iimenced yesterday. An article in the
Herald in November, 1873, questioned
the genuineness of the Giant, and pro.
Iinounced it fraud, hence the suit.
| The toekholders of the Eel River and
illinois Railroad met at Logansport, yes
terday, and elected the following Di.
rectors: George &c. Adams, d. d. Dyke.
man, Logansport; G. s. Collins, Cofum.
bia CITY; w. A. Grape, New Bedford;
Elijah Smith, Boston; U. Ii. Buhi, Jas.
lis. Joy, Il d. Buh, Allen Shellon, De.
troit; ID. l.. Quick and e. +. Uhl, Ypsi-
| lanti, Michigan.
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M0rts<Uru Record.

Elizabeth Gall, ~ years, city.
Arthur A. Klusmann, 10 weeks. city.
Fred w. Huchemoller, 9 weeks. city.
Joseph Schooner, 1 n years city.
Edward Scnwegler, month, city.
Nellie Schraettet, II months, city.
Louisa Rock, years, city.
JosephiS. King, 26 years, Germany.
Unknown man, suicide by drowning, Ger.
many.
Margaret Young, 55 wears, Canada.
Louisa Straumeyer, city
Elizabeth Muliigan, II months, city.
Clark Warnock, stlll-b0rn, city.
Morris Cronie, So years, city.
Chas. e. Raron, 81 years, England.
Joseph WiIott, IS years. Germany.
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ebony statue, draped In faded calico
wrapper and black fringed' shawl.
Perched on her rumpled head there is q
dirty straw hat, with flower garden on
1.-THE STATUE Iabeled--Hattie Hender-
son. Said His Honor! "Hattie, the
song that witnesses here sing in your
dispraise, is all about bird and bed
quilt. You are charged with stealing
quilt from this woman. On the other
side you claim that you left the bird in
the care OF this woman, which she re-
fused to give up, and to get even on the
bird, you hedged ON that quilt. This Is
plain. You can go to your own cage
now, and keep away from here. Case
dismissed."
From down among the dad men comes
a little the Notwithstanding speci-
men to be found on Gods green earth
literally grimy with filth. His matted
and greasy hair hanging in strings over
his sunken eyes; his. tattered garments
having the appearance Of being pitched
on his body with a pitchfork. Oh, 1t
was sight fit for the srush of white-
washer. "Peter Downing" calmly muir
injured HisHonor, s'yaur personal appear
anee does not progresses me In your
favor, certainly; you need coat, that
is true, but that you should steal one :
tudt3 i 0bCiS 10 WhOAV yVu 6ve 40" ~@ASa
plane, a carpenters tooIt That such
an article should stick to your dirty
fingers is not quite 80 plain to my mind
i-your profession being rag-picker
Well, Well. The journey you are now
about to take, Mr.. Downing, will detain
you for a month. Work-house, thirty
days."
Flames Anderson" said the Court,
"do you think it compatible with the
peace and dignity OF this village to fill
your skin, with iusil oil and then 80 howl
ing up and down the highway, filling the
Icircumambient air with screams that
l"Pn bet you a dollar didn't; l.
l"Stop, sir. stopi This is not match
!game of baseball nor cock-fght! Yor
be carefull You do not seem to appre
ciate the beautiful lines of the poet:
/ "A day, an hour,
| Ofvirtuous liberty is worth
i A whole eternity Of bondage
for as you seem to be betting man, yol
might have, stakeI your dollar that yol
would go out the road-'Over the Hill t.
the Work-house.' Make it thirty days.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were Is.
sued since our last report:
Thomas Tyler and Evira Gray.
Frank Memann and sophia Mederhelman.
p. II. Wiede and Sophia Hamper. N
Sandford e. Fuller and Lizetta Brockman.
John j. Karr and Ida Bowen.
John Wolsefer and Julia Springer.
Julius II. Schultz and .Catharine j. Warner.
Louis Mayenhmer and Caroline Baker.
Fred. Stric9er and Sarah L. Brown.
Samuel Durham and Phoebe A. Brown.
Frank G. Rhefn and Katie Yutzler.
Loring Hinsdale and Clara Holland.
Jacob Z. Lamb and Chlare Ferree. ~.
Chas. L. ID. lvernois and Wilhelmine KelIner
Chas. Il. Butt and Katie Nj. Powers.
Daniel w. Mccarthy and Mary A. SweenY,
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= OINUINNAFI. UCJs Z5--1 r. NJ
The following are the receipts and Shipments
OF live stock for the past "a hours:
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Receipts. Gig 1dss sls
Shipments ....,..... yIS WI dS4
HOGS S- Market steady and demand fair.
Common light, $6 T5aT good light and packing,
$7 1Ua7 20: good butchers, ~ 3Ua7 40 per Genital
gross. No choice or extra grades in the market
to-day.
CATTLE = Market quiet and prices nm
changed. There are no good grades offering.
Common to medium are quoted ~ 25a5 10 pen
GENITAL gross.
SHEEP STEADY with moderate demand al
previous prices.
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X Charles ID. Mansfield vs.. Ann IA.
Weller. Suite reverse judgment. Case
argued. ss 4ss..T
Walnut Hills Street Railroad Com.
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The City of New Ofleai VS.. Benjnm min p.
HarrissOh: same VS.. same: same s. same; same
VS. same; same We. same; same vs.. same; same
same: same same same same; Same
VS.. same; same vs.. same; same VS.. Mrs Ben
j8mn y. HARRISON; same We. sane same W.
same same VS.. same; same same same
shme same Vs. SAINT: same VS.. same same Va.
same.
- Of Orleans Nos o. lis II fg3 1854 AZ $50 3I5
Is $751; 20276 10 858 ~ 95 % 037 "a 353 20 49, IL 1884,
20 318 81 60i, 3eO3 SO 996 II 833 20 839-By virtue
of nineteen wriis of feri facas TO me directed by
the honorable the superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans in the above entitled causes for
city taxes of 1861. 1862 1863 1864 1865. 1866 1857
1870 1911, 1873 and 1874, will proceed to sell 1t
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tDmhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
o'clock NJ, the following described property. to
wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District Of this city, in square number two
Felicity, CarOndeet and st Mary streets, desig-
mated as lot number fifty eight, uring twenty
five feet on st Charles street by one hundred and
twenty feet in Depth
five hundred and ninety six situared IN the Sec.
ond District of this city bounded by Murab,
Olympia. CustOmhouse and Bienville streets.
mt Assuring two hundred and tn rUy>niue by three
hume red and fourteen feet
ONE CERTAIN POhTIOE OF GROUND situated
In the Second District of this city, in square
ber three hundred and eighteen, bounded by rs.
Dlanade, R0chebave. Barracks and DOrgenOis
streets, designated as lot number three, measur-
ing seventy-six feet on Esplanade street, by two
hundred feet on Dorgenps street.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
Tho City Af NeU xxaeano Ysv 1eaannslu Il
West; same VS.. same; same VS.. came; same W.
Mrs Jane A. Barnett; same va. same.

Tho CIty II HeY 0xa60No w. RUQ1nueoH IL
Vest; same vs.. same; same vs.. came; same W.
Mrs Jane A. Barnett; same va. same.
CUPIRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THU PARISH
- OF Orleans, Nos .8i, 53l23, 1852. Il, 1873 and
81 S64.-By virtue of five writs of er facias to re
directed by the honorable the Superior District
Court for the parish of Orleans, in the above enti
viii proceed to sell at public auction, At the Msr-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustomhOus, streets, in the
Second District Of this city, on MONDAY. March
Is. 1879 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
described property. to wit
in the First District of this city, in square number
one hundred and sxty-three. bounded by Maya
zine, Camp, Girod and Lafayette streets, designa-
ted as follows: Lots seven and eight measuring
forty two ieet Oh sgaz,ne street by one hundred
and seveni y-ene fee in depth Lot number TWEEN.
ty'seven measuring twenty-five feet on Gr0d
street by one hundred and twenty nine feet in
depth.
ONE CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, number
one Eundred and ninety four, situated in the
Sixth District of this city. bounded by Magazine.
Constance, DufOssat and Sonia. streets, measuring
two hundred and tf.y by three hundred and
twenty feet.
SEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
IN the eixth District OF this city, in square number
ono hundred and ninet y-signt bounded by Maya.
zine, COnsta0se, Bordeaux aud Lyon streeLs.
designated as follows: Lots one to six measuring
zine street by hundred and y.four feet in
depth. Lot number eight measuring thirty five
feet On Lyon street by one hundred and fifty feet
in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orl.ans.
felO q mali
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SHHRTFFS SALES.

!
The City Of New Orleans vs.. X. G. Mar
niche; same vs.. came; same VS.. same; ZANE Vs.
came; same Va. 4. Marmche; same VA same;
same vs. same.
SUPsRIos DISTRICT COURT ros THE 81 PA n as5
49,340. 76,e3a.-By virtue Of seven writs OF n-rl
fascas to me directed by the the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF orleans
in the above entitled causes for city taxes OF 1870
1871 and 1874 will proceed to sell AT puoIc auc
iion at the MERCHANTS and AuctioneeIs Eaensnmgs.
str, cts in the second District OF this city, on
WEDNESDAY. March II, 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ.
Ssa eEkfa I5T 81
Second District OF this city. IN square nunOer
ninety seven bounded BY Gon dsssnssd :. lot
number eleven, measuring twenty'One Itet on
Cont street, by ono hundred and eight feet IN
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the Second District of this city, in square number
one hundred bounded by st. Peter Toulouse, Ram
part aud Burgundy streets. designated as follows
Lot number tive. measuring fhirty:seven feet on
st Peer sire It, by two hundred and seven feet in
dept h; lots numbers six and seven, measuring each
thirtysix feet ~. Peter street; by one hundred
and thirteen nj feet ct in depth d hr cporx,
the Second District of this city, in square number
one hundred and seventeen bounded by Rampant,
ST. Peter, Toulouse and Basin streets, designated
as lot plumber seventeen. measuring twenty eight
feet on Rampant street by sixtytO feet IN
one CERTAIN LOT OF ROUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city. in square number
eighteen. bounded by Decatur, Hos pital Barracks
and Charities street-, designated as lot number
twenty two. measuring sixty feet on Decatur
street by one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the Third District of this city, in square number
seven, bounded by Decatur, Elysian Fields, Char.
tres anu Marisny streets. designated as lot mum.
bsr twenty, measuring twenty .ons feet on Decatur
street by eighty feet IN depth
. ONE CEHTa1N LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city. in square number
forty one, bounded by Charities, Toulouse St. Louis
and Royal streets design ated as lot number one
sixty-f feet Oh Charres street bv
ninety five feet Toulouse streer; said lot form.
ing the corner Of Toulouse and Cha1tres streets
Seized in the above SUITS
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
iSil Ehori Hx,HA H..