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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-19
The New "Ofleans Semi-Annual Trade
Guide"

The New "Ofleans Semi-Annual Trade
Guide"
We are indebted to the publisher, MI. d.
Webster. for copy Of his last issue Of the
"New Orleans Semi.Annual Trade Guide"
being No. 20, vol 10 of this publication.
This number, for general typographical ex-
cellence and handsome appearance, is superior
to anything of the kind we have heretofore
noticed, and reflects great credit upon the
publisher and printer.
The "Guide" has for .the past ten years
been the favorite medium Of our advertising
community, and its long continued and able
conduct justly entities it to the high regard
of our merchants. To ccuatry dealers and
others throughout the South, it is particularly
acceptable, and is considered reliable and
welcome visitor, we'll worthy of their atten-
tion.
The system of free distribution by mail,
adopted by. the publisher. is simply perfect,
and secures the greatest possible good to its
patrons. Numbers may be had on applica.
ton at No. IL and Is Camp street.
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ON DIT.

-. All the shorthand reporters have in.
dorsed An agreement setting forth that they
will not do any reporting for less than thirty
five cents per hundred words.
-. The young ladies had already begun
to smack their pretty little lips and to whisper
'ice cream" but now this cold snap has post
poned such communications, and they have to
pair off on hot chocolate.
800. 81. G. Cas.ellanos, Esq, yesterday
morning withdrew the motion to quash the
Indictment in the case of the State vs.. Thos.
J. and Adolph Newhouse, charged with the
murder of John Oos'ley, Jr The accused
were arraigned, and pleaded not gully.
-. People living on Carondelet street
never take the cars when they are in hurry
to get down town. They always walk; be-
cause, in the first place, there is no telling
when "the next ear" will come along. and in
the second place, when it does come it is
rather slow.
With SO many streets leading to the
could choose some other than Canal street
upon which to drive their herds down to the
steamboat landing. In the afternoon our
boulevard is thronged with ladies aud chill
.dren, and it is not a little dangerous to turn
loose these animals there.
-. In the account Of the killing of Wash
Rockwell, thsre was statement that Tony 8
house lis en- old one-story building, looking
rather the worse for wear" In the darkne ss
it certainly had the above appearance, but
last night Tony sent by messenger the in
formation that his house was not one-story
building, and was real good looking, and any
body vino didn't believe it could cal out and
see for themselves.
80. "Busb," the colored porter in the Office
Of the Attorney General, is a character. Yes
terday he approached gentleman, and, after
surveying him and being surveyed, the fol-
lowing conversation ensued
Bush-Judge. what time is it, please sir?
"Judge (Lsisurely pulling out his watch
and taking long look at i) WE'LL Bush,
docking at Bush and speaking slowly I think
it is about time you paid the quarter you owe
me.
Bush Excitedly)-Fore God, Judge, I
didn't know it Was DIT late Ise got an en-
gagement.
Bush went off in hurry, and every
body who heard the dialogue laughed.
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NINE. BOUDOUsQUIE,s CONCERT.

We have failed 10 do justice to the anna
teurs who so kindly volunteered their ser.
vice, in giving to their loved teacher, Nine
Boudousquie, the grand and successful mu.
steal entertainment which came of at Grune.
valid Hall last Wednesday night.
The whole affair was justly pronounced the
most satisfactory and successful affair Of the
season; the general attendance being unu.
sually large. the room and gallery being
crowded, the beautiful floral offerings, and
the style Of music rendered, was we'll worthy
OF the modest and unassumlug beneficiary,
and We take great pleasure in recording and
indorsing the same.
OF the assisting parties, Messrs. Cassard
and Meteye did admirably we'll, and Mr.. eau.
lier gave his violin solos in excellent style,
while tho instrumental performance of the
young ladies was all that could be desired,
and the vocal arias rendered by the Misses
Dolhonde. Bouligny, Martin, Hodgson and
Rozier were gems in themselves.
The Gle Prophetic" of Miss II. Dolhond Q
was magniacently rendered. her powerful
voice nlling the hall most enthusiastically; the
selection from Jerusalem" by Miss Clothilde
Rozier. the lie Concert IL Cour" by Miss
L. Bouligny; the "L'Africaine" by Miss Mar
tin, and the aria from "La EAvorite Dy Miss
Nellie Hodgson, were also admirably rendered,
and gave entire satisfaction to the critical
audience, as their continued applause fully
verified. The voice of Miss Hodgson, .
"mezzo soprano. was remarked as having
rich, melodious pathos, hardly expected in
one so young.
We congratulate Mime. Boudousquie on
the success of this, the first public appear.
ance Of her musical class, and hope We may
have many more similar entertainments BY
our young city bellies, for We consider the
Qualification, as expressed at this concert, the
sureA indication Of success, and their an.
proval the reward Of merit.
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FURNITURE.-Since l84O Mr. jos. B. Hubbard
has been amongst US, and has long ranked
amongst the foremost furniture dealers OF the
city. His establishment, l2I Rampant street.
corner OF Perdido. is one Of the largest in New
made and most fashionable articles in his line TO
be found in the Southern country. We edvise
those Of our readers in quest Of furniture to be
sure to give Mr.. Hubbard call. They vii dnd
him mo agreeable man 70 do business VIII.
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THE HINGES OF THE BoDY.-The joints are the
hinges Of the BODY. rheumatism renders them
stiff and unmanageable. cold is more apt to
settle in the joints than anywhere else, except the
head. The use Of the adulserated LIQUORS Of COM
MERGE is very apt to develope the earthly, chalky
secretion which, in govt, is deposited upon them.
The best substitute for such fiery potions ~ well
as remedy for al rheumatic and equity afssc-
tions. is Ud1pho Wolfs's schiedsm Aromatic
schnapps.
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A NEW REPORTkR.

he came from the county and wanted to
be newspaper man. @Its 20 NICE" said he
picking his teeth with our scissors, eto 90 "a
all the shows, you know. and all the swarries
for nothing, and brush back your hair roman.
tically, and have the girls look at yer" He
evidently had not been frequent visitor to
the city, and there hung about him the fra
gfance Of turpentine, IS an evidence that
there were several pine trees growing around
loose in his neighborhood.
1t was hardly possible for our commercial
man to calculats - amount of the unctuous
castor oil extravagantly employed in the work
of plastering IL 10 magnificent curls orna.
mentlng his pals temples in front Of his rattle,
large ears, but thsa that medicinal beverage
was cheap in our market and tho matter was
hardly worth the mental labor our genial gent
OF commerce usually devotes to matters pre-
sented to him for solution.
He stood by our desk fumbling in the
depths of capacious overcoat pocket, and
shifting from one leg to the other, as little
clouds of uncertainty drifted across the ar
cana of his intellectually.
" have some recommendations, but I can't
just now find Them" Here he went down to
his brooches pocket and took out four soiled
letters and presented them to us. They were
from the ministers Of his neighborhood, and
spoke of the bearer Is Young man of ..great
parts" A smile of satisfaction overspread
his countenance as he watched the twitchine
of our laughing muscle. 81 know'd yer'd
take me when I left home, because the folks
around theyer said that was made for an
editur. You see. Mister, Tn not appreciated
fully up theyer, and havn't got the COM
munity around me as is up to the standard :
but here in the Crescent City, where brains
tells, why I'll startle you uns. SO I WILL
1t was manifest that our visitor was getting
excited, and SO to sbate his nervous action.
we told him that out of respect to the promi-
nent gentlemen who had signed his recon-
mendations. We would try him, and as our
community had been craving for . gilt-edge
report of ball, we gave him ticket and
started him out
Eleven O'Clock at night sounded, and no
tldings from our newly-made reporter; -
sounded. and still no news; but at half-past
there was shutting step upon the stairs, q
hesitating movement on the part of dark
figure, and in moment wreck of humanity
slipped into the room and in . desperate sort
OF way threw upon the table about twenty
ladies' programmes. and CALCULATED: "Here
yefare, ole boy. l wrestled with . girl in
pink silk to get herh, but she throwed me,
and SO left. l snatched all the rest from
the gals, and their fellows was skeered to
fight"
OF happy disposition, and having su.
preme confidence in human nature, we
thought one experiment was enough for the
while, and SO giving the youth character"
we sent him to contemporary.
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1t is now generally admitted that our swamps
furnish the material for the most effective cough
sirup that has ever appeared. This ia the YER
dict Of those who have tested-and their nsme Ia
legion-the New La. Remedy. II has been
shipped to more than half the States Of the
Union, and is everywhere winning golden opin-
ons. See elsewhere.
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TWO CHARMING LITTLE COTTAGES
Il wanted rent-The with three and the
other with four fine r0Sms Ar unusual conveniences
Tor those who choose to do their own Homework.
good yards Ia the rear. To those who able and
willing to pay their rent in ADVANCE to the amount
Of el6 per month, invited to take the Common
GirOd street cars. which pass every five minutes and
leOk in at No 90 and "a Bolivar street. near Com
mon, and apply to f. WOOD PERRY, at SO Bolivar
street. F1S cod If
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A correspondent, in speaking Of the Belmont
Ho.el, Boston, says: While this elegant house
the center Of the city, close to the thesters. the
great stores, etc, it is one Of the quietest and
most comfortable Of the Boston hotels. Its rates
Of charges, too, are moderate, which, of Itself in
quite an item these hard times. The Belmont ia
easily reached by street cars and stages that
pass almost constantly to all parts OF the citv.
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COgnac Brandies!

ALL vINTAGES Of
a. G. MEUKOW,S CELEBRATED BRANDIEs
IN WOOD AND IN GLASS.
For sale in Bond or Duty Paid BY
PAUL GELPI BRO,
Sole Agents of the South,
II Doonthr or Old Leveu street.
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Raisins-Raisins.

Qo0o Boxes LAYER LONDON LAYERS and
Anost DEHESAS.
ICE Half Boxes LAYER LONDON LAYERS
and finest DRHESAS.
Io00 Quarter Boxes LAYER LONDON LAYERS
and finest DEHESAS. "
Fer sals by PAUL GELP1 BRO,
FK Il Decafnr CT Old Levee street.
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Louis ROederer Champagne.
LANDING AND FOR SALE BY THE UNDER
SIGNED:
- BASKETS OF Is AND 30 QUARTS EACH
- BASKETS OF SO AND 60 PINTS EACH,
s0f this Superior Wine prepared for the Russian
French and English Markets.
PAUL GELPI e. BRO,
II Decatur OF Old Levee street.
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Sparkling COgnac!

2SCASES QUARTS, PINTSAND HALF PINTS
.uf N. DUROZIER'S CELEBRATED CREMANT
IMPERIAL or SPARKLING COGNAC the favor
aise beverage OF "B0ns- Vivants" and High Life.
Nov landing and for sale by
PAUL GELPI & BRO,
Sole Agents for the South
II Decatur or Old Levee street..
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Best false teeth at lower prices than anywhere
else. DR.. J. r. Knapp, las Canal street. Cal
and examine work and prices,
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should pay . visit to Messrs. Braselman 4
Adams, corner Of Magazine and st. Andre v
streets.
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"ANTED-S5O0O ADDITIONAL CAPITAL IN
w frst-class busisess, already established One
third interest given and no services required Cor
xespondence solicited Address Drawer o. Post
ONCE. Foo cod If
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:. Moonlight promenade photographs, ct Souby's,
No. COG Magazine street, Fourth District.
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Moonlight promenade photographs, ct Souby's,
No. COS Magazine street, Fourth District.
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Moonlight promenade photographs, at Souby's.
No. 6O6 Magazine street. Fourth district.
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VNANTED-PURCHASE FOR EGaS FROM
w the following varieties of chickens: Partridge
Cochin, 50 per dozen; Buff Cochin, 50 per dozen;
White Legh0rn, So 81 per dozen. The owe chick.
ons have been selected with view of having the
most perfec5 birds and for their egg producing
qualities. For particulars, address p. c.. Bulletin
Office. d2S tt
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"ANTED-A private family residing ct No. 8
w St Peter street, fronting on jackson Square,
desire to rent two front rooms to gentlemen, gen.
c1smen and their wives with or without board.
n II
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CHAMPAGNE!
CHAMPAGNE /!
a FRESH LOT JUST LANDING OF THE
CELEBRATED BRAND
GEO. GOULET & co.
RHEIMS.

For sale by ell leading Wholesale and retail grocers
NestAMants, ETC., and by
PAUL GELPI BRO
Sole Agents for the South
II Decatur or Old Levee street,
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"ANTED-SOme three four nice Families can
w be accommodated with fns Furnished Rooms
od the best of Board at 149 ST. Charles street. nearly
0ppoaite Lafayette Square Also some twenty five
0f thirty day BoardeIs viii taken at four dollars
Per week, payable in advance This is q great reduc
don from former prices The house is frstclass
second to in the city, None need apply but the
bsst Of pc pie. Remember 14s st. Charles street.
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VXTANTED-3lOOO FOR Sixty OR NINETY
w Days, ON ample personal security and liberal in
terest. Address z. A. New Orleans PostOfice.
E20 2taw If
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"ANTED-5000 900 Ladies and Gentlemen to cal
w and examine the latest novelty out called the
JAPANESE CAILD'S CARRIAGE AND era.
DIE" en- exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD
0UX. IS Carondeet street. aug If
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"ANTED-Secondband Carriages and Bugglos
" any ono having such and wishing to dispose of
1Aem can find ready sale for the same by calling on
z. r. AADDUX, IS Carondelet street. dealer in car
sEtaI0R. mv14
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WANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR WELL FUR
w nished rooms house centrally and agree
ably located One is front room with gallery, and
there are two others adjoining. Price mode ate.
Private family. Apply at 70 Rampant street. mh5tf
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WANTED-A GOOD SIZED SECONDHAND
w sole leather TRUNK Must be ia good c yndI-
ton and cheap. Address Trunk" Bulletin office.
Inh16 If
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WANTED-Toi inform the public gen, rally, where
w are to b. found the lowest dental charges in
tho CITY. Dr.. j. II KNAPP has moved from IA Ba-
street to 145 Canal street and has reduced his
-charges O all denta operations that they the
LOWEST in the city. Filling teeth, heretofore SO
.snuch dreaded performed without pain by means Of
. new invention. which, together with the finest
specimens of artificial teeth, made a plan
with new substance, cheerfuly shown to any per-
pain, and teo haehe cured instantaneausly. All
work guaranteed. Consultations free. nj 1ySu
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"ANTED-A PARTNER To FURNISH $500
w cash. to procure patents in Eng AID. France
and Belgium for a very valuable invention. These
patents be sold for big price at tho Centennial
Exhibition. Une-haf interest in the whole will be
given for the money!. UGited States pate already
granted. Address INVENTOR, bulletin Office.
mhl7 Il
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WANTED-rwO THOUSAND DOLLARS will
w purch .s4 Courtry store in . Good Location
for largo business Rent Cheap: Apply 70 No
Cont sfreet mhl9 IT.
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WANTS.

WAITS inserted In this column 1t FIFTY
CxHTE PER square.
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR A FAMILY
w of two only. No objection to German or
French. Must come well mn nded. Apply
between and IL A. NJ, 401 st. Andrew street. be
tween CSrond let and Baronne.
mh19 MGE&Su
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06
By Hoey q 0Connor.
CHOICE STORE PROPERTY NEAR CANAL STREET,
MO. 10 EXCHANGE PLACE.
DOUBLE TENEMENT NOS. las AND lat GASoUBr
STREET, ANU IMPROVED AND VACANT LOTS
on CANAL, CUSTOMHOONK AND PALMYRA
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF FRANK OBgRHEUS4R
Second District Court for the Pariah Of Orleans
No. % 6l2
By Hoey 4 o0onnor.
SUCCESSION OF FRANK oBsRHEUsRR

RY HOEY q O,CONNOR-NroHoLAs J..
- Hoey: Aucttoneer-Ofice No. IS Commercial
n. q the Merchants and Auct,oneerS Rschsnss,
on Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets. By virtue Of order Of tho honor
leans, dated April 81, 1876 win be sold by public
auction in the above entitled matter the following
ras R fsssf e BRICK STORE NO.
RD hange alley. in the second Distrct Of this city.
IN the square bounded by Canal, CustomnOuso,
Char,r,s and kxcnange allev; the lot 10 designated
on Rxcha,ge alley, 81 feet niche, lines in width
In the rear BY 81 feet II inchss in depth:
Frame aEsIoSs6s Nos. rs and sO Gs rUns
street, in The First District Of this CITY, in the
square bounded BY Gasquet. Canal. Derbigny and
on Gasquet street, by depth of lOs feet 10 nches
3 lines between parallel lines, which ground 10
formed Of the whole Of lot No Is, and the halt Of
> ). TWO Eors or PORTIONS OF GROUND. in
the Second District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Canal, Customhou,s, Broad aud
No. 81 measures 30 feet front on Canal street. BY
lS6 feet inches in depth, between pa allel lines;
and lot No. I measures 30 feet front on Gust nm
4. LOT OF GROUND, in the First District. in
Ss and
measuring q feet l inch front ON Palmyra street.
BY 100 feet inches ~ lines in depth
Terms of SA1e-One- third cash and the remainder
at one aud two years credit in notes Of the pur-
chasers bearing interest of eight per cent per
annum from date Of sale until final payment.
fees In event of suit to enforce payment. Inprove
ments to be kept fully insured and policies
trransferred to the holder Of the notes. the whole
lien on the property Sold and purchsser to "a.
sumo payment OF all taxes due and exgible in 1877.
ActS Of sale Of the expe ase Of the Purchasers bs
fore William Castell, Ksq., notary public.
je6 II "a jy18
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06
SUCCESSION OF J. B. MATTHEW'S
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No.

RY PLACIDE j. ePRAR, AUCTION1HR-
- Once No. IS Royal street.-SATURDAY. July
9, 1876, ct twelve O'Clock n. viii Be sold st pub
lio suction, 1t the Merchants and Auoticneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, by virtue and in pursuance to
order from the Hon. A. Tiss0t, judge Of the SEQ.
ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated
June 3 1876: 70, account Of the shove succession-
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
fronting on Bayou Sauvages, in this parish, form.
ing part Of the tract known - the VAcaerie, and
designated by the Nos. 49, IS, "a, - and 81, on .
plan drawn BY L. H Pile on the twenty. eighth Of
December 1859, and deposited in the ONCE Of C. E.
No. Al of ok of plans No. l. Said t-acrs measur-
ing - follows: tract No. g. $50 feet front ON
Bayou Sauvages. by depth OF about 4ls9 feet ON
one side, and Of al92 feet deep on the other SD.
BY about 1872 feet deep ON one side. ard 1927
feet deep on the other eide: tract No. r. 1870
feet front on said Bayou Sauvages, by about
4227 feet deep on one side and 4263 feet on the
Bayou Sauvsges, by about 426s feet deep on one
side and 4S67 feet the other side, and tract No.
81, 1e0 feet front said Bayou Sauvages, by shout
1927 feet deep on side aud 1904 feet the otner
side with the exception of Q certain strip otland
making part Of the above mentioned tracts. meas.
OF the centre line OF the New Orleane,
Mobile and Chata 10Oga railroad ~ located across
sAid lands extending q distance Of 968 feet from
the westerly TO the easterly bOunds of said lands,
railroad per act berfOre F. A. Wo. lfey, notary,
on the third OF june 1869. The said tracts Of land
were acquired BY said late J. B. Matthews, from
Paul A. Osborn BY an act executed before J. F.
Ccay notary pubic il this city, on the twenty fret
day O. January, 1870.
Terms-Cash on the spot
Act Of sale before A. Bienvenu, notary public
1T the expense Of the purchaser. je6 Is 2027 jvH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPRRT8S iI
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MATILDA BROWN, WIFE OF
KARL STOLZ
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 38l6l.

RY PLACIDE }. SPEAR, AUCTIONRRR-
- ,.s Once No: rs Rsyal streetI;sArURDAr. July
auction, Ut the Merchants and Aucti0neers' tx
change, on Royal street, between Canal and
of an order from the Hon 4. L. Tissot, Judge
Of the second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, dated June g. 1876, for account of the
i. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
ss in No. Ss
nople, Auster]its, Laurel and Jersey streets, and
designated by the No. Is on . plan Of 2o93 lots Of
dated February IS, ls4S and Deposited in the office
of L. B. Kenny, late notary; said lot measures 30
feet front on Laurel street BY Us feet incnes in
.. SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the Six District of this city, la'e parish Of JEFF
ed to an act in the office of Seim Maxner, notary.
under date Of April 1865, BY The Nos 10 l9, TO- 81.
% and Is Of square No. Is, bounded BY Laurel,
MarengO, CODstantin0pe and Live Oak streets
said lots measuring - follows: Lots Nos Is 10 Il
i elusive measure each % feet 10 inches lines
depth. between parallel Ines lot No Is messure ~
90 feet mont on Laurel street, by 159 feet inches
N sSrs y ns' oes.n.r
the sixth District Of this city in square 10 Ia g
ers Tsycy srss ssd o. =. 1--we Ga and Gen
drawn on the eighteenth day ofFebrusry. isss. and
tsry public; lot No q forms the cornSr Of GsnerSi
Taylor street and measures . test l inch liaes
non on General Taylor street. By depth Of l4s
inches lns on the fne Of lot No a. ana g fset 10
inches lnss Y width In the rear; lot No = I'D
ons - asos 81 g e i gsat Ina
1sst y inehesl nns 90 ~ lae oflot 70 s. and Is
ossfzi1 Eef 81 S's sSo 8 s. w III N tn.
naiiaip4 & aea tepsovenents thssoeo. dtuassd IN