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Paris Theatre. Chicago.-rhis is one Of the
moot popular theatres in the West. The nightly
bill offered 10 very attractive, and those spending
an evening In Chicago should not fail to Welt II.
See the location ~ given in another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-13

A Farmers Paper-The PATRONS HELPER
has this brief but very plain platform: To help
turner's ereryirhere In az their ~fsidti0ns Of life ;
rhether drtl. social or prcfssstons!. See sdyer-
fiaement
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-13

? Do not neglect . cough or cold. Eilert's
Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry lie q STANDS ard
remedy, and will cure q cough In half the time
required by ordinary remedies. In ssthm attic
and bronchial affections. and all throat and
breast diseases, it is truly q great medicine, and
has saved many valuable lives. Sold by all
druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-13

Fluid Lightning instantly cures Neuralgia
Nervous and Sick Headache. Rheumstism and
ali nervous pains. Druggists keep II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-13

DR.. McAFFEE-A regular graduate Of Bri,isn
and American institutes. ~ years q prscticing
physician. Treats all Diseases of the Kidneys,
Liver. Lungs, Heart, Throat, He I'd and Ne -vOus
system. Errors of Youth and Abuses Of Man.
hood successfully treated and even alter others
have failed. SlUO forfeit for any case OF emma
scter he undertakes and fails to cure. Ladies
will find proper treatment fLr diseases peculiar
70 their sex. All letters containing stamps for
reply promptly answered.
COnsuit0tt0H free. Send for circular. Address
Lock Box go, Or call at Office. 3l1 Perry st:eet,
DayennOrr. Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-13

there IL nothing Ike Uncle Sam's Harness or
to preserve leather. For sale by al druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-13
A New Thing in the World.

A New Thing in the World.
DIR. G. Francois FRENCH QUEEN SYRUP
"a sure cure for crOOp, whOOping.
cough, and severe colds which settle
on the lungs even in consumption,
chronic bronchitis, and catarrh.
The French Queen Syrup is one Of the most
powerful remedies that has ever existed in the
world. 1t 10 an old French remedy which has
been In use In France for many years, and has
given great relief to the suffering. II 10 well
recommended by all French physicians In
Europe. Be sure to get no other. Sold by all
frst-class druggists and drug dealers in the
country, at 50 cents per bottle. Address DR.. c.
FRANCOIS, No. Sl8 Olive street, 81. Louis, Mo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-13

OovCupotts AOW6.
A Sewing Machine for $40. Reduced from
selection presented to the family than that OF the
sewing machine, for it involves questions Of
economy. durability, ease, convenience, and even
that OF health. The machine which most nearly
complies with all these vital qualifications ID the
Home. for which johnson, CLARK d Co., 141 State
St., Chicago, are general agents In the United
States. As its name implies, 1t IL Q machine for
the family; IT is light, vet strong, easy running
and swift, simple IN construction, and complete
in its work. 1t sews the back glitch, and is
adapted to every fabric that enters into domestic
life, performing its task in ma ner unsurpassed
by any other machine. To still more popularize
this machine and place 1t within the reach OF all,
you wish . machine, do not delay longer, but
send for circulars and terms. See ADVERT, ement.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills will be found to
possess those qualities necessary to the total
eradication Of all bilious attacks. prompt to
start the eecretions Of the liver. and give q bealthy
tone to the entire system. Indeed. 1t 10 no ordi.
nary discovery In medical scisnce to have inveLt-
ed a remedy for these stubborn complaints,
which develop all the results produced BY . here
tOfore free use of calcmel. q mineral justly dreaded
BY mankind, and acknowledged to be destructive
in the extreme to the human fystem. That the
properties OF certain vegetables comprise all the
virtues Of calOmel, without is injurious tenden-
cies, is now an admitted fact, rendered indisput-
able by scientific researches; and those who use
the Mandrake Pills will be fully satisfied that the
best medicines are those provided BY nature in
the common roots and herbs Of the fields.
There pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without salvation or any
of the injurious effects Of calOmel or other poi.
sons. The secretion Of bile IL promoted by these
| pills. a. will be Peen by the altered color Of the
stools, and disappearing Of the sallow complex
ION and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box
Of pills.
principal ONCE, corner sixth ADD Arch streets,
Philadelphia. and for sale BY all druggists and
dealerr. Price Is cents per boz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-13
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF
VHf0l Rnpd Ina<on< Eo,n

INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
OF II
OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LCSGo
OORE THROAT DIFFICULT BREATHING.
R~ALfITAT1ON OF THE HEART.
CROUP. DlPHrHERIA
HUMPS. NEURALGIA,
RHEUMATISM. COLD CHILLA AGCE CUILLA.
H. application Of The READY BELIEF 10 the
past % psrts vhers Tie paia g diAealty sxis1 vii Afford
0aes aad comfort
Tvsaty lrops in half . t.nSlsr Il vasss Win, in . ~
asce,s s1S CRAMPS erAsnS S9FG ~
= wLND Ii THE BOWLS. aaa al
nTERNAL NJ
Ts1vslsD sbsslI aivsysearry Ssssss Of RADWAY1
BELIEF with than A few drops il water viii rrsvsas
6akDsss @ pAils frva ehaass e V1ssf.
II - DETrEA THAN FRENCH RANDY OR BIT.
TIERS As 4 GTL0CLANT.
Price 50 Cents. Sold By Druxgists.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

WEEKLY MORCUARX REPORT.-Or. 8. C.,
Russell, secretary of the Board of Health,
reports the following number of deaths In
the city Of New Orleana, for the week end
ing Sunday, April q, 1t 6 p. H.:
Ono Of albuminuris, Il Of aneurism Of
aorta, 8 of apoplexy,- 3 Of bronchial Of
cancer, of cancer of womb, Of cholera
infantnm, of congestion Of the brain. Of
congestion Of the lungs, l@of consumption,
6 Of iafantile convuleions, l Of puerperai
commissions, one Of adult debility, 2 a in
diarrhea, Of chronic diarrhes. l Of dropsy.
1 Of diphtheris, of epilepsy, of entero-cp-
litis, Of erysipelas, Of lung elnphysema,
2 of congestive fever, l of intermittent fever,
"A of scarlet fever, Of malarial fever, l Of
CASTRO enteritis, 9 Of disease of the heart, /
Of valvular disease of the heart, of en-
largement of the heart, of hopping cough,
Of inf amation of the bladder. of infia.
nation of the bowels, 9 Of inflammation of
the lungs, Of inflammation of the stomach,
of intemperance, of mumpe, l of adult
msrasmus, | of infantile parasmus, of
measles, of meningitis, Of cerebro spinal
meningitis, of myelitis, neuralgis
of heart, of oldage, Of paraiy-
sis, 2 Of typhoid pneumonia, Of
chronic rheumatism. of small p0x,
of iris nascentium, of liberation of the
boneD, of gunshot wounds and not stated;
total, LA. OF the above 40 were children
under five years of aga. Number interDud
from public institutions Is; on certificate
Of coroners, IA; on certificate of midwives,
3. In addition to the above 8 stillhorn chill
dren were reported in the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
AnCdent NewspApers,

At the cOmming centennial newspaper
exhibition at Philadelphia it has been de-
cided to. disply copies of antique Journals
and other curi0sities of newspaper itera-
ture. To this interesting collection all per-
sons having ancient, quaint or curi0ns
pecimens are invited to. contribute; and
should the response be as hearty and gen.
eral as we hope to find it, this gathering of
time-wOrn publications will prove to be not
only leading trait of the newspaper de-
pertinent, but also one of the salient at
fractions of the exhibition as q whole. All
having the ability and the will to aid on
the project should transmit their cOnsign-
ments without delay to the Philadelphia
Office of the newspaper exhibition, Ledger
Building, No. ITO South Sixth street, Phlla
delphia. Whilst on view, these exhibits
will have attached to them labels designat-
ing by whom they are contributed, and all
them from damage. After the close of the
exhibition they will be again at the service
OF their owners, or, in the absence of differ
emit instructions, will be transferred to some
historical society or museum.
During the late war there were many
newspapers issued which illustrated the
straits in which their publishers found
themselves. Pink, blue and yellow sheets,
wrapping paper, and many other su5stl-
tutes were pressed into the service. Speci-
mems of these now possess curious inter-
est.
The advantages to the public of such q
gathering are manifest to o degree which
renders elucidation unnecessary, and the
opportunity to do very useful act is placed
within easy reach. A single copy Of some
senile broadsheet may not be of much
worth to it's proprietor, yet in conjunction
with others it will make up . worthy COL
lection. Many people there are who, hav-
turn them to little or NO practical account,
and it il not too much to hope that the re-
spoAse given by such will be ready and
general. Without loss to themselves, they
can materially benefit visitors to the great
centennial exhibition and appreciably Cd
vance patriotic movement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

Resolved, That Convection II To lppublican
party OF the State Of Louisiana be and q hereby
called to meet In the city Of lew Orleans, q
ting candidates for Governor, tisatenant Cover.
nor, Secretary Of State. AUDITOR Of Public 40.
Attorney General. and to nominate candidatos fo9
members of Congress from such congressional dis
trcts - have not otherwise psovided for district
sixth distSicts, and to nomiaata candidates for
electors for President and Vice Prevalent Of the
United States; also. to select new State Central
Resolved, That the basio Of representation IA
e4id convention shall bevone delegate for evory
general elestion fof State Treasurer, in each
pa{ash ana each ward ef the city At New Orleans,
and ono delegate for fraction over ne.hAlf Of
the three hundred: provided that each parish and
each wand Of the city Of New Orleans shsllhsvo Ct
last one delseate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
VAnla1ns 1aEARRA
LAST wYk OF rim siAsos.
=. MONTE ORIsTO.
wea.ssal1 and Saturday aIasisese.
's::stt x. 4 ss:' s5 &c ssss
0RAND nAY EEsTIVAL~ >.
'T9.n AsD. = y
80 M1LITA1sp, PICNIC.
: rots s,v,a By i
coN1lNENTAL GUARDS. UomrAhr a.
NJ ~ 1shSat = theft osatennialYand.
-, o. Az.zs -
=. PAN eR0unDs,
. Ma1eD haa41. lsvs.
- Tickets. Fifty oe.t.; Children Free.
!. zach T1cksr BEARS = coufos.
1EntiSaine the holder to ehanss in ths following
Prizes:
A .4aiJs Handsome qead Watch and Chain.
4 Handsome Cluster DIAMOND Ring.
- a Grover B.lss's Sewing M.ehinsl
The Tn u,eensA United States Infantry Band will
an be in attendance.
fRoaRAxnR.

L HURDLE RACE; open to all hseses two miles,
ever eight huIdles. Purse e1se ngst horse 300:
second horse o3Ss third horse BIS entrance 10:
three horses tomato th6Tac0.
Z TROrrMG RACE TO gULKY; open to Ill
hcrses; nile heate; best two in thl1e. Purse e2s
NIL. d do!S f Pn;,s tSS5eso haaAs high and UNDER
T. RUNNING RACE go mile and IN eighth;
riaen 70 - benA fde meinhaD 1t military organ
i1ptions In this citys Only sne representative
from eooh COMPANY, battalion or regiment allowed.
United 6t4eDs officers invited 70 participate.
Kaoe 70 b handicapped. Prise, hne Hnslish SD
5. FEcisd FACE TO SADDLE; opnt, al horses;
mile daab. Purse 12S Rntranoe ~ 81
6. TROTTTN0 RACE 10 BUGGY; mile dash; L.
dies - lrfvA.' Prise, handsome pafasol
Z. 0aAAD MILITARY DRBSS PAAADB, to be
the city. f:-1ofantr y' am upsonsp tacties
Prise. gead medal Second-Afttllery drill; open
@ The three conp1hies Of Washington Artillery.
Pfize, . gola medal.
=, R{1iclfa e g platform for ohildrsn from six
u tsss1 Sll4 MirARr BALL viii b. siv.n in
the main building At the close Of the sporS on til
TIE. races Vim co.knsnes promptly 1t two
O'Clock
An races to b run Under ~ rules Of the Louis
All entries for Races made q Joe stsrl,nrs. No
10 Ct Charles street. to BE- closed Friday night.
Tho Grand stand. above and below, has been
Kindly placed At the disposal Of the Continental.
Sealed bids for the rent of the several booths,
special privileges ETC., win b opened until Friday
be reoefved. or address P0stoffce box No. 247O.
g. L. HALL,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

Of wilkhSa,S' dspaft Nsw OF
leans. From r. 6sares 4 Brother, import
AAsG slg1es stNew Osleohe, AsvaAs leAz!
anouafing - el9e5O ON The tsnth Of MARCH
and on. the twenty eighth g. March eigez'
ansasting to ovsr 1885, for wslcl
netR vere given. pay ahla Stxty aaSI
afsse dass; non .0sAuidt q 1sdg
lsr, grooses in New Orleans, the Af1
obtainsd March 10, '>z6M 81 worth q 80
ceriss payable IN geaA for uAish Aeesri
wers given payable IN sixty days. afseff
|. 1atE fre4 4. Costello, sisr' leSlse, New
orlaaps, On ths axtH Is April, Agau to th(
amosnt u Ie0S rs wers pareease9, ~
ae4ss payaAae i sixty days sivea; 4som
nsvM 6tewa<t, GROCER, . bill wis purchased
ambsnting 10 4aae 80, q Am 4; from
!, Krobbs T. 4press, oigaR daalssA DeweEy,
aNsw York, 'ciE6s sothe ailpu q $40 q
verepuschassd APeil 9, ana sdSak cent BY
that 6rm nr $3.50 70 was never honored,
from james Clarke, dealer 4 So6ss. ssc.,
New Orleans, thsee bills-ons fer e764 60;
Spe for $3.50 81 and one Tor S3ls o9swsre
contrected March 6, and notes given psya-
bic sixty days after date; from Samuel W.
Walton & Co., distillers. Cincinnati, pur-
chasss amounting to $3.50 Sc were made aad
remain Unpaid,
It w. also learned that his trunk and .
package had been sent BY express 10 Chi
csgo, and directed to Mrs. J. Phelps and
tho other - B. Q. Martin, which have been
stopoed. Thare Il belief that package.
marked cigsrs, contains money or valu-
sbles.
The telegraph last night furnished nw
meEe particulars in this confidence case.
stating that 90 J. B. Phslps, from Chi
cago, had visited the accused in Jail and
hsd . talk with him; after be retired VII
kinson was again searched, whom $3.50
were found in ono Of HE socks, huy Phelps
denied al knowledge of -it Wilkinson
tried 10 obtain his liberty BY suing out
writ of habeas corpas, but be was not q
fortunate - Phelps wa. The money was
held.
Detective Pearson started for Louisville
Sunday evening, having . requisition for
accused, and he intends to bring him back
it possible. a.. t. %. F.
No tidiAss have BEEN obtained of Brew
er's Whereabouts, and the prosecutors sp-
pear content in. securing Wilkinson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

CONFIDENE IN THE MEnCANTILE LING
last March James wilkinson and Henry
Brewer appeared from somewhere and
opened an Office on Grsvier, between Ma
gszine and Tchoupitoulas streets, profes
sing to be dealers in coffee, sugar and
whisky. They assumed rather grand airs
and talked Of their available cash as glibly
as o bunko dealer would do. They made
several attempts to purchase coffee and
sugar on short credit, but - they failed to
convince merchants of their standing they
were compelled to pay cash in almost every
instance. However, they managed to OBJ
tain several consignments of whisky from
other cities, which had no sooner arrived
than 1t was disposed of at less than market
rates. The extent of the firms operations
is not known, but It is quite certain that
the amount sis not far from $4,000
On the nineteenth instant, Wilkinson
disappeared, as had his .partner sew.
eral days previous, and then it became
known that Wilkinson & Brewer were con
fidence men, and No. 50 Gnvier street was
closed to commercial transactions. Inter.
ested parties learned that Wilkinson would
probably 60 to Louisville, sAd q Telegram
was sent to arrest him. Detectives left
Louisville on the twentieth instant, on
southwark bound trains, and soon over
hauled their man, and he had not changed
his personal appearance in the least. He
was exceedingly pleasant to the officers,
and persisted in purchasing his release for
$500, the usual way, - he said, but he mis-
took his man on that occasion. He then
tried the Masonic dodge, but that failed
him.. He was jailed in Louisville, and on
his person were found papers which fur
nished important information. He acknowl-
edged that he had sent his trunk to Chicago
and forwarded the check by mai. He per-
sisted in proclaiming his Innocence. Some
of the documents taken frop his pockets
show that the firm purchased from Charles
Nelson, of Nashville, propsietor Of the
Greenbrier, Robertson county, Tennessee,
distillery, whisky, on the tenth Of ApriA
amounting to 4ll52. 81, and on April II
whisky to the amount Of $3.50 SO, which
amounts have not been paid; from Emile
Garnet, dealer in groceries, sugar and other
articles, On the eighteenth Of April, aneult
ing to e466 80. and on the nineteenth q
slant groceries from tho same party
amounting to els4 80. These debts were
contracted, it will b pseostved. On tho eve
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25


BRIEF MEM1oN.-They will not 60 to the
centennial, the Washington Artillery, be-
cause the estimated expense for hundred
members will not be less than $500 for
only two. months. The gentlemen are wise
in declining to 60 at that rate.
Mr.. j. n. G. Parker, postmaster of New
Orleans, left for Lowell, Massachusetts,
Sunday evening, to remain away . month.
There will be no passenger steamers to
the coast watering places this summer; It
least Mr.. Morgan does not intend to put
any on.
David Williams was arrested ON the levee
at the head of Robin street Saturday even
ing, charged by James McNead with the
larceny of . coil Of rope.
J. Coleman, F. Parit M. Longuran, =.
White, George Williams aud G. jackson
were arrested ct the corner Of Chippewa
and Josephine streets, and locked up in the
'sixth precinct, charged with obstructing
tho sidewalk and street, gambling. VIII
Hams WAS also charged with assault and
battery and resisting the officer.
A fire occurred shout nina o'eloek list
night ct tho house No, s. Basin stsest. %
supied BY Kitty johnson. Thu ars vas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

and they arc hereby authorised and required to
call An e cton for delegates, and to furnish Such
DELEGATES with proper Credentials, properly certi.
fed by the President and Secretary Of their 70.
spective committees aud also to forward true
copies Of such credentials 10 the Secretary Of the
State Committee 1T New ORLEANS before the meet.
ing of the respective conventions.
By order of the Committee.
8. B. PACKARD, President.
CHARLES HILL, Secretary mh9 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

Try your luck.
Try your luck.
Try your luck.
Golden drawing,
Golden drawing,
Golden drawing,
Golden drawing,
Opera House, twenty ninth
Opera House, twenty-ninth
Opera House, twenty ninth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

The thermometer at Louis Frigero's, No.
so Chartres street, for she past two days
stood as follows:
April 23-At 8A. NJ, no; at p. NJ, 800;
at P. NJ, 100.
April 24-At A. NJ, 100; at P. NJ, 78o;
at 6 P. M, 76o.
Lowest point during the nights of April
% and 3d. $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMBOAT GRAND Re-
PuBLlc.-St. Louis has accomplished one
more victory, such . one - her Chicago
rival 80 not bsgin 10 sttsmpt-thet il,
sending forth the largest inland sfsamboaa
ever constructed, AID The leviathan arrived
in this city yssterday, although she had .
long trip, having left her homo ON the nix.
teenth instant. ThouDands Of people Wis
tied the levee yesterday - inspect to mon
ster and bid her . hearty Welcome. This
vessel has leon fully described by the Re-
PUBLICAN, and probably our readers ase
quite familiar. with the immense proper
tions. She yesterday unloAdsd her freight,
and the exeutsionists who came on her
Travelled around town sight seeing. She
will tomorrow start for South Pass, to per-
NIT the passengers % take . look 1t the
jetties before it is too late. After that tho
visitors VIII once more visit New. Orleans
and pass two or three days in pleasure seek
ing, whlle the Republic will take in . return
cargo. A fey of the passengers, who de-
sire to return home Is soon - possible, will
take fail on the back. trip.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

osAsel Hgt9e2 90 iii hg Of COZ !
oil which was being filed into cod Oh
lsmp. 1hs no NJ exiting ~ 0mSee
Rcssrsrwithout Aanaeei grrq so,aF 10
Gus Snilth VI a9sbte4 st fht corner ,ol
[RanpGet and Pssiide stIssGs, and lsclel
up IN tpe eentz4l ststips,. charged With Oh.
sEeosing ~ basqsstts nd Asing obscene
language. ~, . = ". s. - |
A. Bayr W. srtssted ct tie coFner Of
Lexea an1 Roa.y- stsssts, Fifsh DISTRICT
an9 locked Up Il the eighth pesciaet,
ehargel ~ Mike Ford vith. larceny.
JAHnes c. Brown and James Wilson were
arrested Sunday by Officer Boyle, IN tho
Vegetable Market, and locked up in thu
third precinct stAtion, charged with bang
dangerous and suspicious oheraosers. 81
James Breslie was arrested in St. Marys
Market and locked up in the central ~
ton, charged bT Henry Bsrke With shoot
ing with intent to hll. (. sssa
) Leroy Bertels was hanging ON the door
steps Of . car ct the corner Of. Napoleon
avenue and Magazine street, Sunday, steal.
ing aride, for which he was arrested and
looked up in the seventh precinct ststion,
charged with violating city ordinance. !
, During the temporary absence Of Mr..
jacob Fuch from his soap wagon, Sunday,
at the head of the Now bAsin, some MAJ
lioious person stole . license plate of tho
wagon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
BUSINESS CARDS,
HERO. sR.,

A HERO. ,R., =.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
Once Ne. ~ CsUmercial Place.
Passports procured with dispatch, and prsnD
attention given to all q ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

AZ flowers and funerals arc insepafable,
poor people should choose b die in sumusr
time. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

A. Recherea1. Il CO. ~ WllliaR 6ev6s-
, peyer-TAir4 Justice Court for the PaSish q
DR. vRrUE OF 1wR1r OF rRKftAcuas 10
- me direoted by the Hon John = Mopnier,
third justice Of the plaoe for the pak0A d Or.
70 eel ct public Seuctio6, at the Mer, hann aad
noctid.ee1s' KxscManga Royal street, ON TUES
4 CRk1AIN BOT OF GROUND, together Nth N
the rights ways seryitudss, privileges and adyep.
District Of this city. II The square bounded Sy
Antenine, Voucher, CeustAnce oflLive Oak and
Magazipa streets. said lot being deagna1sd by the
veyor, annexed to N act Of dApesit mae before ].
Fahey. notary public; and measuring. according
to said sketch, q feet inches front On AntoAine
street by LIS feet in depth. betveen equal and
allel lines said property having boon acquired by
the defendant .tfom MIRA Aline D. pugue, a. per
act passed before J. Fshey, notary Dablic, 'on the
thirty-frst cay Of March, 1879. =
Seized in the above suit. Ar > 81
Terms-Cash on the spot.
mh2s ap1 Is. JOSEPH DEMORURLLE Constable