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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05
European Capitali,ts Alarmed.

European capitalists are growing shy
over American securities. Letters from
them indicate a feeling of nxiety over the
result Of the approaching election. There
is no Disgusting the fact that Democratic
victory will have depressing fleet on our
bonds and other securities, both in Europe
and in this country. 1t is rumored that
the syndicate have met with serious diff
culties in placing the new loan on the mar
ket from the growing distrust that by some
possibility the Democratic party may come
into power. Democracy, under the iLflu.
ence Of solid South, means reputation,
aud this belief is daily gaining ground.
While we do not believe that the Demo-
cratic party is to triumph, the very fact that
such calamity can only be averted by the
active cooperation of good citizens prompts
US to sound the alarm and warn the people
Of the impending danger. II our country
is to be preserved and our national credit
maintained, the party that saved the one
and made the other must be triumphant
The Rcpubic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05
Omnibus Horses of Paris.

The omnibus horses Of Paris are almost
invariably animals of exceptional size and
beauty, strong white or dapple-grav stsI.
lions, selected with greet care in the mar.
ket Of Normandy, Percbe OF Brittany. They
are well fed, carefully trained, and never
overwurked. Each omnibus has ten horses
belonging to it. These ten horses 60 ont
every day; thus, during the fourteen hours'
service, the horses are changed five times.
Being thus carefully managed. their
strength and speed endure during long wears
OF service. 1t ia not uncommon to see horace
that have been in the service of the companv
for fifteen years, and they are still cspabie
OF going through their regular daily task.
Great care is taken not to overs,rain their
strength. At the foot of each Of the hills
that diversity the surface Of the streets of
Paris there are thirty -one Of these hiI,si
an extra horse zig alwaps in waiting To Az
in dragging the heavy vehicle up the
ascent. Nor is the moral side. AZ to
speak, OF the horses training neglected.
The pairs, once formed, are never separated
save in case of accident or sickness: ,hav
occupy the same stall and feed from the
same manger, divided by partition into
two compartments. They thus BECOME al.
most a unit in gait, movements and inn.
pulses, and being always driven by the
same cOachman they get to upderstand nor.
fectly bis words and motions, Nv th;s svs.
TEN the intelligence and dOcility of these
beautiful and powerful animals have be-
come almost proverbisl The ease with
which they thread their way through
crowded streets, encountered with vehicles.
tnronged with foot passengers, and in
many instances scarce wider than one Of
OUT narrow alleys, and the readiness with
which they stop at a word. and at another
Mora start again. are simply marvellous.
I Next 70 the petted carriage horses of the
rich: the omnibus horses Of Paris ara car.
tainly among the most favored Of tho
equine tribe.-Nrs. Hooper in October Lin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05
THE EVE OF ELECTION
BIZ JOHN g. WHITTIER.

Der fallen leaves
The west VIC grieves
Yet CON es spring lime round sgAiD'
And InOr0 81 all see
The state sOwn free
With baleiul tarts or heslthlui grain.
A'oug the street
The shadows D Get
OF destin. y hose hands c0nceAi
The mounds Of fate
That shape the state.
And make or mar our common wen.
Around see
The powers that be.
stapd by empires ., imevsl spring.
And p incrs meet
Jne>ery street..
And hear the tread Of uncrowned kinzh
Harb, through the crowd
The laugh runs loud,
Beneat the sad r. bubuking mooH-
God save the land
carele less haEd
Nav shake or sever ere Morrows Noon
No Jest is this:
One cast amlSs
May blot the hope Of Fieeooms year.
On, take me wheTe
Are hearts of p aver,
And foreheads bowed in Ieverent iear
Not lightly fall
Beyond recall
The written scrolls a breath can ao3t;
The coming TACT
The XIII gliest act
OF freedom is . freemAn's vote.
For pearls that gem
diadem
The diver in the deep sea dies;
The regal right
We beast tonight
Is ours by cOstlier sacrltce.
Oar heat, grow cold
We lightly hold
right which brave men die TO GAR;
The stake, the sword,
The axe the cord,
Grim nurses at its couch ofran.
Shame from all hearts
Unworthy ants,
The fraud designed, the purpose datX;
AID tmt6 away
All har ds that Law
Prufanely on the sacred ark
So shall our voice
OF soveI eign choice
Swell the eep bass Of duty done,
And strike the key
OF time to tie,
When God aad man shall speak as ONT!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05

The brightes. gem Of word pictures pro
duced by the most graphic platform orator
OF this campaign is the peroration of
Colonel InRersolrs speech delivered at the
soldiers national reunion, held at Indian
apolis, Indiana, September 81, 1876 1t
should be rescued from ephemeral litera-
ture and recited by every school boy in the
Union, for it's tenderness and beauty as q
composition Of choice words, and for it's
eloquent tribute laid at the feet of the liv-
ing and on the graves of our dead Upion
soldiers In closing his speech, the orator
said:
The past, ss 1t were, rises before me like
q dream Again We are in the great strug-
. gle for national life We hear the sounds
OF preparation, the music of the boist.rou,
drums, the silver voices Of heroic bug!.s.
We $50 thousands OF assemblages, snd hear
the appeals OF orators; we see the pale
cheeks of women and the flushed faces of
men, and In thOse sssemblages We ees all
the dead whose dust we have covered with
n,wers. We loss sight of them no more.
We are with them when they enlist in the
great army of freedom. We see them part
WIN those they love-. Some are
waxing for the LAST time 10 quiet,
Woody places with the naindens
In'y ADORE We hear the whisperinps and
the sweet vows Of eternal love as they lin.
gcHngy part forever Others are bending
over cradles, kissing babies that are asleru'
Some are receiving blessings of cid men
Some ar. parting with mothers who hold
them and press them to their hearts again
and again, and say nothing; and sOme are
Taking with wives and endeayorinp WITH
brave words spoken in the old tones IN
Drive from their hearts the awful fear. We
see them part. We see the wife o.. nd,np
IN the door with the babe in her q ms
Standing In the sunlight sobbing-at the
turn OF the road a hand waves-she an. |
swer, ny holding high in her loving hands |
Inc MID. H. is gone, and forever.
We sec them all as they march prouclv
away under the Haunting flags, keepny
time to the Wild, grand music of war
marching down The streets of the great /
cities, through the towns and across the /
prAiries-dOen to the fields of glory tn do
and to die for the eternal right.
We 20 with them, one and ALL We ara
by their side on al the CORY fields. in iii
the hospitals Of pain, on ali the weary
marches. We stand guard with them in
the Wild storm and under the quiet stars
We are with them in ravines running with
bl0od-in The furrOws of old fields. We
are With them between contending hosts.
unable - move, wild with thirst, the life
ebbing slowly sEsy among the withered
leaves. We eee them pierced by balls ana
eorn with s6ells q. tho trenches by forts,
nA4 n tho Whift Nja4 Of tho charge, where
~ essees tsea. Nh nerves Of steel. We
famiae Ssf M e Il never nsver tell tell
Whae they o0d0soosl s,5zasssE,
Wease d hene vnea 0o19Ws como that
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1875

honesty a. to repel as insulting any sugRes-
ton of dishonOrable use Of the police force
ny bis party. Dewitt c. Wheeler and joel
licans in the local oIgs nizatio and with
out thought Of abusing their power, will
not blindly permit it to be used by the
enemy.
We shall make public in few days the
details of the measures taken to prevent
repetition Of the Tweed and Tilden frauds
Of 1861. These statements will encourage
our friends throughout the country to be-
lieve, as we do. that the conspiracy to steal
the vote Of New York has been already de-
fested.-NeW York Tribune
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05

The first prosecution under the vivisec.
ton act took place in the English courts
late in September. DR.. Abrath, of Sunder-
land, issued q placard headed, 1.-THE BALKAN
Mystery" announcing lecture on "Anti-
mOny," at which he would perform expert.
ments on animals to illustrate the effects Of
p0isons and to demonstrate his hoogv that
Mr.. Bravo was not killed By the dru.g. Tls
Royal Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals Immediately ilteEiored and tho
lecturer was fined one shilling merely Tor
publishing tho placard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05
THE BLOODY SHIRT.

Surrounded, 81, prised al shot,
Akle~p On his 10 Wy BID
A: sGre e1 e the syPrss' swamp
Fi.d, ted f-d
In terror of NOR, oil hurt,
While the SIX IS from his burning home were rex
Fled in bloody shirt
Fled, fed, fsd,
While the curling flames licked Ger
His Qui, eripg wife quo children, dead
On his humble cabin dor.
. Far bet .r to re lave
Ths n in peril mort j lurt,
Thus live on the Drink Of al open grave
Doomed 10 . bloody shirt
Driven by eosding pain.
Wit out > Thought m 6is fsverea bran,
HI. only Dpu Q fight
Wounded, wild, amszed.
Pant &, b, fear Impe led,
With ye. al .me, vita terror crazed,
His rauic digit is held.
On, on op
Though exl an ted he often fail;
On. on, on,
Until he 60 only crawl:
POI, 10! With the coming light,
With m ny wage hound,
The II fla q. to avenge his flight
Will tn cyp. ess swamp surround.
In time, direst need,
Prompt at his cOuntrys cry,
Tue hunt. d f ,dman had fought and bel
That the nation should not die.
And nov, as q Tich r-wxld,
The reDels he ought. ttHay,
Unchecked. tn. hfnl freedman hunt,
Like u raw cling beast of prey.
q men who proudly boast
OF tuis he and ~ the free,
have OF rast for the poor oprres se1,
How lOwly soccer they be,
Blush a. tbs r C .furo
OF lr-ed ON for tie strong.
Vile The h lpl IS weak in vain may seek
Redress from h.deOus wrong.
And the nat on he bled to save,
In the rame Of free ION, sees
Throus no TIE South ASSASSIN bands
Enacting scenes ike theee.
o VI. m, must 1t re
r. cordea, to our shame,
That day ate day, these bloody c. iaes
Are dOoe H. thy fan name.
o the farce Of civ rights.
Ensc bur not pos esed,
Ahd The De- p disgrSce of q fait bful race,
80 brutally oppressed
What ioliy IN being nee.
Whit 1t leads to death .. last,
Through The tie aci erOus t 0, Of q ballot given
That + costa lie to cast
Shame, shame, shame,
To pc pie 20 p oud and atrong;
Shame, thame. oh .me,
To peim such crimes 90 long;
Shot un bullet o, d blade,
Blade aud bullet and klif,,
AMI or"er aud law not worth o straw
To protect freedman's life.
Then wave, wave. wave,
The body shirt On high,
Wave, wave, wave,
Till IN no'i0u he. d. the cry;
TIL the iOwo,t in thu l,nd
IL penn ted to live in peace.
TIL sci ools aud sp' cen and life be free,
Aud hideOus CARL Ago Cease.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05

NunthIy advertisements, inserted every other
Asy to bs charged two-thirds of the above rates.
Second page monthly advertisements, each
square f20per month.
Transient sdvert 'sements. having the run Of the
paper first ms. rtion = per square; each subse-
1uent insertion fifty cents per square.
Second page transient advertisements, each in.
postion, 81 per square.
Advert inserted at intervals to be charged
q new each insertion.
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely, viii
- allowed such discount from above named tran
dent rates rs may be agreed upon; provided, that
n no case shall such discount exceed twenty five
~ cent.
All business notices Of advertisements to be
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05

embodied by sheriff will. Win
such sheriff, be obliged, upon your sum
mons. to become part of United STATES
POSSE. and obey you or your deputy ac''ng
virlute oDici;. 49,, .,u. rror
The responsibility which devoives upon
an officer clothed with such powers. anu
centred to guard the highest right OF cili-
>. ns. corresponds in degree with those pow.
era and rights, and eaacts OF such ofhcer
consideration. intelligence and courage.
It ia proper to advise you that IN prepar.
;ra This circular have considered recent
imnortant udgments given by the supreme
Conrt of the United States upon the acts OF
Con oress which regulate this general topic.
I have founded the above Instructions
mon those acts "a affected BY such Judg-
ments. and | need in this place add no more
than that these Judgments do not concern
elections for Federal offices.
You will find appended, in full or oy
reference, such statutory prov Visions 80 IL
zee ms important that you and your 1epu-
til shall in this connection read anu con.
slider. In matters of doubt you are 0,
course entitled to the advice OF the Oni'eo
States attorney for your district.
TIE ga ins ructions have been suomitteo
to tbs President, and have his approval.
Very Iespe cttulIy, your obedienf servant,
ALPHONSO TAFT,
Attorney General.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05

Some peoples Judgment il that of blind
man ct Q window.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-05
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

published every Saturday morning, and contains
tbs news by telegraph, miscellaneous reading, ed-
toF12ls, local matters Of general public interest
commercial and monetary reports, and everything
thAt appears in the Daily except such items ~ are
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
- well for instruction and amusement ~ Mforma-
Con on the current topics Of the day.
Terms Of SubacrIptiOn.
Ono year, : S; SIX months, So 81.
liberal commission allowed to those who send
- clubs of five OF more.
Advertisements.
Transient advertisements same terms as In In the
Detly. Monthly advertisements inserted for one
ourth of the daily rates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
E60RNB WA9aAMAH,
apA IS mys Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleanA


The City Of New Orleans ". Ds4inisae
CuPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 81, 000.-Bv .iftue Of WIT
o. 6rri facias to me direcyed by tho hon.
orable tho Superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
for citv taxes OF ISIS. ! win proceed to sell
GERS Il, change, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets in the Second District Of this
city, ON FRIDAY, Nav 5, 1876, at twelve o'clock
i 0Ss CsRrAiN LOT 81 dKG6N1, situsssA in
the second Disuist Of this city. in sq1.re number
one hundrd and ~ ~ ssvsn. bounded y neraae
st Philip. Duma,ne ane Liberty stresss. dseignase4
- ,ot number elesen, measuring tventy.k us 1oet
on Masais street, BY eighty 4 ct q d-pth.
ONE CBRTiU LOT Up GROUND, situate4 l1
tie second District Of this etty, In square number
two hundred and nny.two. bounded BY It. Peter,
Orls ans, Pfeur an4 Johasoa streets. desGaAeed -
% :. one 70 cRssAm LOT on GROUND. sisuasea in
the second District Of this city. i. oSuare nnmbef
two hundred and thirty i've. bounded BY Uzsahnes.
Roman, o. Philip and PrieuE stIesis aestgneteA =
lot number i've. measuring thirty three leet Ga
Ursulines and Roman streets. BY aixty-etght Seee
~ fHRss csRrA1x LOTS OF aRou1D. as.sAsA
in the Third District Of thia city, N square nun
Columbus, Laharpe, Dorgcnois and Broad streets,
designated - follows: Lot number three DeasuI.
ing thirty ono feet four inches o. Columbus street
BY one hundred and ten feet II depth; lots mum.
bers four and ave measuring Mxty two leet eight
inches On Columbus stresG, By one hundred md
ten feet in depth.
Seized in the shove suit.
1srm'-c''h on the E iRSsin wAcaAxAx
anA IS mvs Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleane.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

s:.,ss. he: e VS., 49, ss:s:is}.1I 5sSf 9
"a s: nc: s 49, s's' s:: = 5:
vo.nssss. A,rn a-a.ysr thirty hvs -: s;,t tsc
- sIa.", RI t; sassss - :: ~ o:
:.::,s ..: sI; A';asIxlefb 81 "a Isass
TJ,. 1870 "a sri s-Pssss1 asv..4';~.ass:e :
"a T., Isen, 8 Y Sasesss' q FL: q.
cry, 8 = gE1 49, ssshs:, astf.H
Dhweslth, 81 HSSTiuiS q A0sdalsa.'
- o,sss.s ~ 20 oSe dun. with pGoeHect g g
,a.Sshsr Seoiino ewing to the eecvn9Au0a Z.
S.Ssce, WeaiAse .SlaeR - AseAs a
o.,cc. Aprn a-Anivsa-esl!e. nom Las.Tss3Me'
= - oa1SSfcH 6sdf Fivsss g E1. Oaet.
S6ssv' ~ st. Louis, q ?. 4. Ever 1osty-0x
- sven inehes md ri0ne. "oe
.s,,ss M Ap.il s-li.s.r .hilsy.avs seet ssus.
100 end rising weather peincapelZ e''ss s'~
.1l 0oWn-CLarlea Morgan, et 4. Il. s~..,
fG0uvns4 Apeil 3.Hver 6llinG Wsso nss ~
= 49, fhaao - - eanl Weas~ s~s
ess e "a; xSsas.la-r ~. =. .xs n sss
- 1ii,S9: WeG1A9 elou1y and VAIN. win nsss
1ain q ialsrvalA vg
- Se--WAR D1PA1INnnf,
Oaee Chief eiGnea Omcer,
A"- WAshington, April ,, lSU. $50 Z. =.
- IA, pasena 01lf eteeee. staae09 -
stsia9 Sassassse. westerly wanAs' we5ees' e''aE
- T. ws1sn a1hA1stes, neing lEsnster.
,Sshariv windo-exeeDt southeast On the oeess-
VnEnoe, clear UeAth1e1 .f-BJ fstt,e Atse~-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
EUGENE WAG0AMAN,
ap4 IS my6 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana


The City Of Now Orleans ". Wul1an
Brown; same ". same.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COrRT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans Nos. 81, $40 and 80 623-By virtue Of
two write Of feri facias 10 me directed by
the honorable the Superior District Court
OF the parish Of Orleans, in the above en-.
titled causes for city taxes Of 1874 ande 1879, 1
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auc i0neers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse str. cts, in the
Second Dis rict OF this city, on fRnnAI. Nay
/. UHE CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND. situated in
the First District Of this city, in square number
two hundred and seven, bounded by Caronde'
let Poly mnis, st. Charles and Felicity streets,
designated - lot number seventeen, measuring
thirty feet on Caronde ct street, by one hundred
Aoc TWO cts ri I6Ts OF GROUND. situated in
the Fourth District Of this city. in square mum.
ber two hundred and forty. bounded by Caronde-
let, Barenne, Felicity and st. Andrew streets,
designated as lots nunbers twenty and twenty.
one, measuring xty.ei9ht feet ON Carondelet
s. T10 CRITAlN PORTIONS OF GROUND,
sttuated in the sixth district Of this city, in
square number four hundred a1d ten. bounded BY
st Charles, Upperline, Apollo and Bords aux
streets, measuring eighty 30 feos ON st. Charles
street, by two nundree snd seventy-o0e feet q
ono line sud one hundred and sixty.one feet on
the othee hBe n dsDth; ~ assuring one hundred
And sixteen fest . Apelle strest b one hundred
and fogty. i've Id dopt6. -
NeiDod in the shove 0u1k
: S6oUR WA00ANAN,
ap4ls nys Civil Sheriff Of the Pazish Of Orlsaaa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

The only eels q steeks not MDestod ct the L.
change va IL ahaEoo New Orleans lnsusAneo Ooo-
rs Ala a stats esnso,s wsre rsperted sxeepe ss
the Hxchange. and the market elooo1 q 67A Oe7A.
sealnsr 67k 16s On saturday. !. n =, .
City bonds were less active and little weaker.
At the Close pre@iun bond. were qusted q Tt9
81; Old currency sovens, ShO5; now do 3SA q
8k; goA bearing 0evels, AoDtnie611ion eert0e,
3s& O3& Do drainage, ~ 60 Tho salee not re-
peeeod et th0 xxohaDge oo0pT red ~ 90 pre-
mum Issues, o0bGactng S.o06 ct 37]t: el00oo ut
3k; olO,0 go ct IN, and $500 st q =. We also
noticed sales of ol0oo January, 1878, old six Dor
6 q.
no sales Of city scrip. Astropolitan Police VA.
Fsnts or State warrants were reported, except at
Tie kxchangA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

The City Of New Orleans W. Estate Of j,
B. Couvertie; same W. same.
CuPBRTOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, Nos SO 82S and 81 AL By virtue of
two writs of teri acias to me directed by the honor
able the Superior District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled ceuses, for city
taxes If 1874 and 1875, win proceed to sell at
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the second District Of this
city, on FRIDAY, Nay 5, 1876 At twelve o'clock
n; the following described property, to Wit
l. UNk CbRrAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District q this city, In square number
ninety one: bounded nm. y s1ssundy: Cent, Dan.
Der seventeen, measuring forty -four feet on Bur.
gundy street, BY one hundred and twenty eight
4 ONE tSerAN LOT OF GROUND, dtustsa in
the Third District Of this city. in squa.e nnnbor
thsny An1snia; 0entls and Liberal stresSs, mea,.
urine sixty teet On d. Anthony stsest by enc
hundred feet IN depth. b, = a. -
6eiSed in he a6OVO Uuita.
TeIns-Caah en the spot
- .xg01NE wAo0ANAu. w.
ap4 Is nys Civil SAsri6 Of the Hasish q 01Iea,a,
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PROPOSALS.

Oyy1CB OF FlRIMRN's CHARITABLE AseoCIArIoN,(
New Orleans April ., 1876.
ORALRD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED FOR
- the rental Of the property now occupied BY
Charles Rol!inss. Reg and used - . saloon, With
Ridge, and taking in the whole front st the Halt
Way House Of the line of cars running to the New
road, commencing ct the end Of the Canal street
turn. and extending to within forty feet Of the
New canal Also, : front on the New canal Of
term Of Ave years, aud possibly ten years, posses
sion 70 b given from June 10, 1879. Parties de-
sirous Of obtaining information Inquire ct tho
once Of the association, room No 9. City Hall.
where specifications will be On file. Tho conn
mittee reeerve the right to reject any and al bids
cloeing April 9. Proposals to be addressed to the
Cemetery Committee. NIemen's Charitable A.
soclatlon.
JOHN FITZPATRICK,
Chairman;
HUBERT WAX,
ap2 Ct FRANK KRRAU.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

The CITY Of New Orleans w. JOol C.
Boyle: sAne VI. came.
0UPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans No.. - go and 81, 73l.-By virtue Of
two writs Of feri faclas to directed bv the hon.
orable the Superior District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. in the above entitled causes, for city
taxes of 1874 aud 1875 win proceed to sell 1t pub.
lie auction at the Merchants and Aucti0neers' Ex.
change. Royal street, peween Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District OF this
the following described property. to wit
TWO CkKTAlN LO' q OF 0ROUND, situated in
the Fourth district Of this city in square number
one hundred u three, bounded by St May, An
nunciation, Laurel and st. Andrew streets, desig-
mated - follows Lot number eighteen mecsur'
ing fty-eiRht feet on st. Mary street. BY ono hum
dred and twenty eight feet in depth; lot number
sixteen measuring thirty-eight feet on st. Mary
street, by ninety six feet in depth.
Eeised Ia the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAG0AMAN,
ana Is mY5 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleanaL