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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
WHAT Is fEGETINE !?

II T. compound extracted from blrs., -....
ami herbs. 10 - natures remedy. II Is prri.-. ..
harmless from any bad eI-ct upon The s.-Lr... H.
is nourI-hluE ami -turuIuS. Il act ll.,. ..
upon the blood. IL 'lulv-- the nervous system. J
gives You good, sweet sleep At Il GIT --
gre panaCcl for our aged fathers aud mothers
tor Il gives them strength, Iulet- nerves, tu.
gives them natures sweet slscp-as has -rr.
proved by many an aged person. II is lh" gre i
Blood Pur hcr. IL - soothing remedy to. I'd.
children. Il has relieved and cured Thousand
1t II very pleasant 10 take every child likes b.. !.
relieves and cures ali Diseases originating d. m
impurr blood. Try the NEGETtNE. tityr % & Tar
riAl for your complaints then you viii stE 'u
Your friend. neighUor and acquaintance. Tr.
1t has cured me-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27

We learn from the Secretary Of the
Grand Lodge, Geo. E. Bracket of Belfast.
that the Good Templars are increasing and
doing good work throughout the State.
Fifteen new lodges have been Instituted
since the October session. and it is expect
ed as many more will be organized before
the annual session at Bath in April. There
are yet many towns and sections of the
State without lodges where one might be
started il some psrson would move in the
matter. Write to the Secretary for aid and
full particulars. There are now nearly 200
lodges and over IA 900 Good Templars in
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
vEGETlNE.

Taxing into consiierat ion the character 1ti,..
,uu'htr7' the history Of it, cures and the im.
mense increasing demand NFGFrtNFu4y be- t,.r
" entitled the leading medicine Of the age
f"r -froiula IN the blood, NEGErfNE Is an rl.
tA'u'lr remedy and no person need suffer from
N'lh"tS Ucer-. and all diseases arising from pu.
fulF ul7'd, u NEGETINE Is used according t. .it.
t'"hs, iutrc i Hot ease # scrotula IN eNi-.
tfu'' mat E'hfiNE all not cure provided how
EYER me flai nnctions have not lost their power
Of action, all that may bc sail To IN, contrary not
wifh>tandmg.
Nt|tilNL Is pleasant to the taste, mild IN n.
influence. ana oh~olute tn ~ action on disease a.
the following nuquestonah.e evidence viii show
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
Vegetine is sold by all Drug
glStS.
TO CONSCN ES:

The advertiser. an old physician, retired ir.r
active practice, having had placed IN biz ltu..
simple Vegetable Remedy, tor the speed, 4a
permanent Chr" of Consumption, B.,r-...
Cntarrh, Asthma. AMI all Throat and Lung 4
lection. also "A Positive and Radical Cure g..
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Conn. t.l .-
aiter having thoroughly te-ted It, wondered. su.
alive powers In thousands OF cases. iee.- rs ID.
duty &" make IL known to his suffering I-.iH.-
Actuated by this motive, aud conscientious 8.
sire to relieve human suffering ne win send A.,
Of charge to all who desire 1t, Ihl- recipe, NI
full directions tor preparing and suc,r..,H.
using. sent Uy return mai by addressing
DR.. w. c. STEVENS
Muuroe Block. syracuse, Ny 8ulo-4,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
Special 44otiees.

- SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP, SEA WEED
TONIC. AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These de.
servedly celebrated and popular medicine.
have effected revolution in the healing art,
and proved the failacy Of several maxims
have for many years obstructed the progress OF
medical science. The false superstition that
consumption Is incurable" deferred ply sicans
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27

AsHiNGfoNt u, - tdluatN TO- icf''
The next Union Republican National Convention,
for the nomination of candidates for President and
Vice President of the United states viii be held IN
the city of Cincinnati, On "Wednesday, June l+th,
lS-s at u o'clock noon, and Will consist OF dele
gates from each state equal TO the number OF ITS
senators snd Representatives IN Congress ana 81
i've delegates from each organized Territory ana
the District of Columbia
In calling the convention for the election VI dele-
,-tts- the committee of the several states are
recommended TO invite all republican electors anu
all other voters, without regard to pact pohtlcAi
difference or previous party afaton, who are OPP
posed to reviving sectional Issues, anu ueslte 20
promote friendly feelings and permanent harmony
throughout Ike country by maintaining and eni"rc-
Ing all the constitutional rights OF every cltzeh,
including the full and free exercise OF le ilii1 %
suffrage without intimidation and without ftaui
ana who are in favor Of continued prosecution ana
fuller punishment of all official dishonesty ana an
econ ,InieAi administration Of the government nA
honest faithful and capable officers who are IN IL
yar of making such reforms IN the government AZ
,.>neriencsmav from time 10 time suggest, wht
ara opposed to impairing the cre,ht OF the natlof
hy depreciating any of It's obligations, and IN iFo
al sustaining in every way the national iaith aht
fnaucial honor: who hold that the common schoo
system Is the nursery Of American hDerlH' ahe
shouli be maintained absolutely free rom stttl
riar control who believe that for the promotion q
These ends the direction 81 the government shoul'
continue TO be confdei to those who adhere 10 tl'
principles of l116 support them Incorporated II
recognizing and Strengthening the iunaanent.
principle OF national unity IN this centennial ann
XcrsArv of the birth oi the republic:
signed, + ~ MeR"AN,
CHAIRMAN u The Republican National Committee
WV l.. CHAMBER, Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27

Ing that his GLORY had departed from Ju-
dea," 1t might have been in the interest
of policy to east him cut" but it was
bunglingly done Neal Dow. with all his
"clash of the anvil and rush of fire." was a
temperance man, when terror confronted
him. May be, that the times demand new
philanthropsts to take the standard of pro-
gress on to fresh victories. W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27

We have received from y. X. Sawyer,
the former Editor of the American, the
prospectus of a new paper which be is to
publish l7eekiy aud tri-leeekly in Jackson
ylle. and which is called. "The Florida
SaH."
This journal is to be independent In pol
itics. devoted in large measure to devel-
oping the material interests of that grow
ing State and 20 furnishing reliable ilfor-
NATION with regard to its capabilities, in
dustries and future prospects. With the
large experience of its Editor and the abil-
ity and zeal which he will bring TO his new
enterprise. We have no doubt be will make
good paper and receive liberal patron.
age. May the Sun have bright dawning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27

AT the annual meeting of the State
Agricultural Society. at Portland, Jan. 10
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Presidesa-Rufus Prince.
Secretdry-Samuel WATSON.
Ireasurer-Wm. z. Hubbard
Ieastees-B. F. Hamilton. S. II. Tewks-
bury W. S. Tilton, Warren Percival. Sc.
ward Dill. W. p. Wingate. Frank Buck.
The State Fair will open Aug. 36th, and
continue six days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
Farm tor Sale,

NiTUATED on the Bangor road, in North Ells-
~ sworih, SIX miles from the city. About one
thlrd Is tillage, under good cultivation; the re-
malnder wood land, of a superior growth and
pastuElng Also for sale one horse, two cows,
TWO wagons. harnesses, and farming tools.
The above will be sold at a GREAT BARGAIN
Tor cash, if applied for before Feb list
Inquire of
WABRENGARLAND,N No. Ellsworth.
Jan. 10, 1876. 3w2s
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Cbe o.llswortb Amrrifan

Published every Thursday Morning AT Coombs,
Block, Ellsworth, Me-, by THE HANCOCK
yOrSTx PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. SC, see first page.
Hs-S. NJ. PETrENGILL 4 CO, 10 state street
BOSTON, 81 Park Row, New York, andiIOl Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, are our Agents Tor procuring
ADVERT enents for the AMERICAN IN the above
cities, and authorized to contract for advertising
Al aur lowest rates.
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in no way prevented from its legitimate
purpose" am willing to leave the words
and spirit of this controversy with the pub.
lic> and allow 1t to judge on which side of
tb is controversy. the sectarianism exists.
G.. L. FLETCHER.
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Special Notice,

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO all persons wishing
to visit prisoners in jail, that they will be per
mitted to do SO Thursday afternoon OF each
week, when the Jailor will be in attendance
A. R. DEyERECx, Jailor.
Jan. I0th 1876 ava
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Caution

WHEREAS. my wife, Martha E. Gray having
w lctt my bed and board, without lust cause,
all persons hereby forbidden to trust her N
my account. as shall pay no debts OF ner con
tracing after this date,
JAMES y. GRAY.
Oriand Jan. 10Th 1870 3wi"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27

one YOKE STEERS, three years old, p.-
" well broke, good workers peeceable also .a
baggage wagon, cheap.
3w2F CR COGGIS~
South Surry, Jan. llth 1875.
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A = ADVERTISEMENTS.
FAIR AND DANCE :.

l. viii hold Far and Dance at Swttf'- II A..
on Wednesday evening, Feb End
lN4 PER ORDER OF COW.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27

La Page the Frenchman. has been
found guilty of the murder of Josie Lang
maid Of Pembroke. n. H., and sentenced
TO be hanged Jan. 18th, 1877.
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PERSONAL NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that all officers sailor
and soldiers, wounded, ruptured or injured IN Joe
late rebellion, however slightly, entitled g. .
pension, and thousands OF pensioners are entst.,|
To an increased rate. Apply Immediately throuE.
DR.. +. 3. JACKSON,
Late surgeon, L. ;. Na..
No. 1 New Chambers St. New York Ivr g 81
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Co-partnership Notice,

SAhUEL h. WHITING, End, and Henry Whit.
- ing, Jr., are admitted partners under the style
Of Henry Whiting & Sons from this date
HENRY WHITING,
January l, 1876.
Please take Notice, that all demands due Henry
Whiting must be settled without any DELAY
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THURSDAY. JANUARY ~; 1876.
Republican National Convention
WASHINGTON, d, C., January IS, 1875.

Washington January IS. The Republican Com
rnittee have appointed Cincinnati, June l4th, for
the National Convention
TIE GAIL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
The, Sastlne Controversy.

Evidently neither of our Castine friends
are entirely satisfied or pleased with the
Education al comments OF this paper upon
the subje ct-matte; OF their discussion, 1t
is not to De expected that they would be
As it is. however. we are content 10 drdto
their .dre on ourselves. and until convinced
that we are in error. to suffer what we
have h .retotore said.to stand.
With reference to the use OF the Manual
in the Normal School, it may properly be
urged in exienuation OF lis admitted ebjec-
tionable features. that it has not been i'm
properly used and although it has place
there. no charge of ''undue >ociarian in
| fluence.' should on that account he brought
against the Principal unless il i lir,i shown
that it j. employed tor that purpose.
! Greed hating sceptici>m'' Is admitted TO
/ be 4 harsh expression. provided ii has APP
I plicatiou; but as according to Brother Alb
T bot, there is no scepticism in the good
+ town OF a>tinc. the words lose their force
and are simply brRam taimeH. Certain
I ly Brother A. believes in a creed aud
good one. a. shown hv his Faith IN the
/ high aud holy precepts which he quotes,
''to deal justly, love mercy,and walk hum
\ bly, with his God
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16

Csmargo, aud the detachment was sent to
Mior TrevinO 10 in Ceralv0 and NarAnj0
in Aldemas. Quiroga is looked for in Mier
this morning, followed by General Spalacios
aud Revueltas.
Escobedo, Chief of the
government forces, is between Marin and
CeralvO. The combined strength of the
governments forces now On route to the Rio
Grande, is said to be 5000.
Trevino and Naranjo will probably fall
back to the San Juan. They have demand
ed large supplies of forage and subsistence
from CamargO, but have not asked for
money. Numbers of fugitives from Cam
argo are crossing the river to escape i'm
prisonment.
Reports from Mexico are very conflicting,
and it is difficult to obtain anything reia-
bic, but your correspondent believes the
following to be trustworthy:
On the eleventh the contending forces
were disposed as follows: Donate Guerro,
with 1000 revOlutiOnists, at SaltillO; Trevino
and Naranjo at Los Aldemas. with 5000;
EscObed0 at Mier, with $500 OF 5000 federal
troops, including cavalry, infantry and ar
tillery; Guerro 1t Monterey with 5000 Diaz,
with small force, is eighteen miles south
of Camargo.
Yesterday everything was quiet on both
sides, but at daylight this morning ESQ.,
ported that thera has been hard fighting
near Camargo, but to the advantage OF
which side is not known. The loss is said
| to be 800 killed and upward of 1000 wound.
cd, but these numbers are evidently much
exaggerated, if at all reliable.
In fight near New Laredo the govern
ment party was driven in town behind the
barricades. They lost five killed and two
wounded. Five horses and eight carbines
were captured by the revolutionists. The
latter lost none. The town is completely
surrounded.
At eight O'Clock this evening the revolu
| tiOnists made another attack, and after
fighting an hour fell back. During the
| fight Aldrete, an American citizen, had his
store in New Laredo broken open and gut
ted, it is supposed, by the government,
party. Loss several thousand dollars. A
renewal of the battle is expected at any
| moment
| The following was received tonight from
the United States commercial agent a.
Laredo, Texas:
| The revolucionsts attacked Qnintars
last night. and were .repulsed. Expect an
other attack tonight. There are abou
eighty men on each side.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK May Is, Even:Dg.-COttOn Closed nrIn;
Ilplsnds IL slice; orleans Fac; sales l435 bales;
net receipts 233; gross S88; consolidated net re-
ceipts $500; exports TO Great Britain 1874; 10 the
continent 44i.
lows: May l2Adl2 5 l6c; June u 932112 5-l6c;
July l2hc; August l2ssc; september l2ssc: October
IL Is 50 Ol2hc; November and December 1925 c.
Southern flour q shade frmer; common to fair
extra s5 lO06 10: good to choice sc 1913 So.
Wheat l12c better; choice old amber State 81 A
al 81. Corn irregular; closing steady: 63c. Oats
Sugar uiet and steady. Moiasscs quiet and steady;
choice dull and uncf anged Tallnw steader 8ssc.
Rosin quiet. Turpentine easier; 4hc. Pork closed
sfesni r. J. 0l3c. Whisky dul,; ST. liz al H.
FIeights quiet and firm cotton. per sail, 7-32d;
per sts am, Nd:
wheat dull; No. . ed fall ealable at 3 40 Corn
fieher:-No2 mixed 45A 04sssc. Oats eas IT. 20 D
SIC Rye and barley-Nothlng doing. Whisky
firm; 81 o. Pork higher, Se, sS%. God =. Lard
closed nomint lily; Ialc fer shoulders i.e for clear
rib and II ssc for clear sides Bac higher; shoui'
ders Clear rib IL aze csear side Gsif,
Buyers and 81 lleIs apart; some sales a shaCe
lower.
ing upward. Wheat-No. Chicago spring 81 %
No. do 95A. Corn firm; 46Ac Data nglaer; NO;
3ossc. Rye CSC. Barley dull and dropping; o30esc
PsTs easeE 81 ~ Mi,.t laTs n9%inaiy lower
a. Wheat steady, 81 1901 80. Corn firm S2a
5sc Data inactive $685. Eye saI as 1eg's Sc
Lard irm; steam 1925 0l25oc; kettle rendered isa
l3.25c Bulk meats strong: shoulders q 08c; clear
RIB sides sold early at lOh0l0zc, closing at latte,
figures, lie ask. d; clear sides Ike. Bacon quiet
and fiIm; shoulders Sc; clesy rib sides bc clear
sides ia IlI1as. Hogs in fair d ,mand aad hrm;
medium heavy 81 3o07 40; receipts 49, ship
81 OF. Butter steady prime to choice western
reserve 23U24c; do Central Ohio 20 122c,
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sHERTFrS SALES.
r. I. NJ. Alien 4 Co. W: A'."0

~N<<< ~
~ NJ. Alien & Co. W: ls.A0
n,a.1,s No, e63a.-By virtue OIor.n,a the
- LIZA n me directed by the o. O,jsans. in
nert ntrict Court for the parish =, to sell
c FL hnTa entitled cause, Will pIS Auction.
~ oo rnbic auction at the Mercn.nue Canal and
AL, Excbange Royal street Oe.xx1 strict Of this
C,stomhouse streets, in the Secohu o1s ar twelve
.;tS IN SATURDAY, May ZI.;, ao;o nracerty, to
O'clock M. the. following descflpeu
wit 80, l.. xvorda and figures as fOuows'
to wit: 49, r.ru.rv23 1875.
sl666 &c. LoH S,n,n,ise to pay TO the order
d. sc Cohen sixteen hunnreu auu st ~ Ten Nh
iars nd sixtv. six cents, win inIo oiS
cent per annum from oa'0 Wi WILLIAM II. TODD.
s1666 66. LcSA ,,-nm MS TO paw to the or
a.. " fsaac Cohen sixteen hundred anu tas mar
dollars and 81 xty.hix cents, VIII VIZ md
cent pr annum frSm oa'e VIII WILLIAM Il. TODD.
sl666 66. Luna LUNA nromise 10 nav to the
ord.r of Isaac Cob IN sixteen nunuteu r ta1ner
dollars and xty six cents. WIN .iI IN
cent per aanum from us'0 WILLIAM b. TODD
i IsaSSrsSd: 7. coHs~.
seized in the above suit.
ief"s-0"A EUGENE WAGGAMAS,
,c On s2- Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF VIeans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16
Youthful Travellers.

Among the newly arrived guests at Bar
NUNS Hotel are Miss Amelia BOulOcq and
her four little brothers and sisters, from
Georgetown, Colorado. Miss Amelia is her
self bat thirteen years old, and the children
over whom she has charge are aged re-
spectively eleven, eight, six and four years.
The Oldest of these four is q girl and the
others all boys. -Four years ago the same
children passed through st. Louis on their
way to Colorado. Their parents were with
them, and they arrived in st. Louis on the
City of Alton from New Orleans. Three
wears ago their mother died in Georgetown,
Colorado, and four months ago their father
died, leaving them without relative in
that part of the world. Fortunately, how
ever, they had 9 good old grand.
mother in New Orleans, who had
not forgotten them. As soon as che
learned of her sons death, she wrote to
Amelia, the oldest of the grandchildren,
and told her to come to New Orleans and
bring her brothers and sisters with her. In
accordance with the instructions of her
grandmother, Amelia enlisted the assist
ance of q few kind hearted friends Of her
father, packed up and started with her little
ones on the long three thousand miles jour
ney. Although but thirteen years old, Miss
Amelia has the intelligence OF woman
and the patience of half dozen Of them.
quo udu tu0 eUlo cuaESo VI AOA AiSeLo .ss..AAy ?
bought their tickets for them, paid all their
bills, and did everything as well as man
could have done it. Upon arriving at
st: louis, last Friday morning, che
asked the train conductor for informa.
tiOn in regard to the running of
boats hetween here and New Orleans, and
was told among other things that the John
A. Scudder was advertised to leave for New
Orleans on the following evening. Acting
upon this information, Amelia engaged
passage for herself and little ones on the
John A Scudder. The boat did not leave
Saturday night, however, 60 the Boulocq
children went to Barnum's Hotel and put
up. expecting to stay there until the boat
leaves this evening. Mics Amelia and her
little ones seem more the worse for travel.
The little boys know what is expected from
them, and they make as little trouble for
her as they well can, obeying her in every
thing, and behaving in such remarkably
good manner IS to attract the attention and
gain the good will Of al whom they como
in contact with.-N Louis Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16
rnonr,Nurp FROM FIRST PAGE

,,os;,;va sation are rejected, and that there
are mowers about to tender good aoVlco
AGAIN TO the Sultan and the insurgents' We
think it would be premature 70 thank Tue
Chancellor for settlement OF the EaS'efn
question.
Dahomey TO BE Blockaded.
In the House of Commons the Under Coio-
NAL Secretary stated there was no roae9. ~
believe it was the intention to DomDaIo Tue
TOWNS on the coast of Dahomey, but a
lnckade would be instituted, commencing
July l.
The Hny,lnn Revolution.
New YORK, May l5.-Haytian advices
state that the central revolutionary commlt,
tee had issued decree that prov sl0nal
government, composed of five memb ers, Is
Instituted; the National Assembly to oe
hereafter chosen Is to nominate the ffesl-
dent of the republic.
A scheme of Reform.
MADRID, NAV l5-Tuesday next the gov
eminent will introduce a scheme Tor reIorW
in the fuerOs of the Bosque provinces
Deputy from Ajaccio.
PARIS. Nav l5.-Prince jerome Napoleon
has been elected deputy from AJaccic.
Tho Amnesty Motion.
A debate on the amnesty motion was
postponed for Ricard's funeral.
Personal.
BERLIN, May l5.-Andrassy has gone to
Vienna, and Gortschakotf to Ems.
Herr Hoffman. Prime Minister of Hesse'
succeeds Herr Diebrock az Imperial Chen
Cellor.
Result Of the Conference on Turkish
Affairs.
The memorandum in regard to the
Turkish troubles agreed upon ty the three
chancellors have been communicated to the
guaranteeing powers. While maintaining
Count Andrassy's note as basis, it con
cedes the consideration Of the reforms Dc
manded by the insurgent leaders. The
French and Italian ambassadors have given
official notification Of the complete CONCUR
renee of their respective governments II
the results Of the conference.
Naval Movements.
The German ironclads Deutschland
Kaiser, Kron Prinz and Frederick Karl
and the dispatch boat Pommerania, under
Admiral Balsch, go to Salonica next week
The gunboat Nautilus, bound from Malta
to Port Said, has been ordered to proceed
70 Constantinople.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16
SHERIFFS SALES.
The City Of New Orleans W. p. H. Levi

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans, Nos. SO, 793-By virtue of writ OF
ieri facias to me directed by the honorable the SUI
peri0r District Court for the parish Of Orleans IN
the above entitled cause, fOr city taxes OF 1879,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street
Second District of this city, on FRIDAY. June
Is, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ the following de-
sc T property to o vito ~ oRouNp animated in
the First District of this city, in square number
one hundred and eighty seven, bounded by hrato
Prytania, Clio and st. Charles streete, designated
"a lots numbers thirty wo and thirty three, meas
uring sixty feet on Elaso street, by oae hundred
and tix'y fee in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
myl6 u iel6 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleane