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wall s,rre. Qae.asies..

NEw York. July Jo-ii n ".
Silver bars i2it greenbacks. ll7h
volI. Silver coin aMS discount. Gold
Closed at 1885,. Money iSet2. Govern
ment securities firm. Stocks weak.
western Union Gsii. Quicksilver IL, Pa
clsc ~. Maripo.A AZ. wells-farso 81,
New York Central 9iis. Erie S., Panama
iO0s, Union Pacific 6. Central Pacific
hands lO7,
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Cor HIs HAT When the excursion
.r.ia from Steamboat springs Was eomins
home Yesterday. tho hat OF on OF thu pas
..n,ers va. blown OF jus, as thetrain was
leaving the Mound House. IL was soou
hat. aud the man did not care 70 Iose u.s.
he jumped on while the tram wAs " nv,
tio, AMI recovered his heal gear. Last
ni,h, . s~aii,ary pedestrian Ma seen ma
liny M. w,y into town. lie had his nat
hui il had cost him a long walk.
oy,,crH..-The Liberal Society OF 'ir-
ginia City has elected the following OF.
aeet.; q. T.. Caukiu. T.. A.. Schultz anu
a. Thsde, Trustees; William hranse'
Treasurer. and DR.. U. smith. secfetAiy.
Tho Trustees reported that the soS'sy
hal met promptly all obligations anu a.u
not eve = cent to ANYBODY. The .os'.s
voted 10 give Rev. Il. H.. meorA.n, ~ =,
pastor. . vacation during the mon'a W
August.
ox.,r corxcrt.-rhe Great Conneii OF
Aha Improyed Order Of Red Men Tor tho
State Of Nevada will meet In the hall o.
A,,ehe Tribe NJ. 6, Gold HUI; Al y,
a!rlo.k next Thursday. I. H. Meho.h'
Great saehem. will preside. and wiz Sssx
.is,el by 7. Dumsrs. Great Ssnior sa
mare for the State Of Nevada. plsni'ai w.
~ ,hs ocder from other portions OF 'he
State are expected.
william wOodburn' Burke :
LAWYER. says the award Of the boAra "'
a,bitrstors In the Courthouse case u
a.., and tia, no appeal will be made
.rh. ,.xuaver. Of the county are To DC con
ars,,i.ted upon the settlement OF this dis'
nn,eJ bill. and the wisdom OF the arbltrs'
lion Is TO be commended.
c. J. MuRrHY. who has been threaten
ing 10 call a meeting Of the Justice 'ioek'
holders. tried 10 Jump the TOW without
having his bills last saturday night. Dep
uty Constable LoynaehAn nailed him. how.
ever, and collected all OF the claims pun
into his hands.
Tur Globe Consolidated Mining COM
many has levied an assessment OF twenty
i've ceGts per share. delinquent In the OF
fee Of the company on the 5lst DAY OF au-
gus, next. Nee Official notice published In
another column to-day.
gEpvcrp RArfs.-riekets from Virginia
10 Truckeo by way Of Lake Tahoe can nov
a. obtained nj the tieke: Office Of Tie VIZ,
,inis anal Truckee railroad for - %, AID
good usul October 81. unless sooner used
ooLp HrIL was visited yesterday BY
,,s,, m.ny people from Silver. Virginia
DAYTON and other adjacent yiiiaSss.
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rnr pALACE RATING STAND.

FOR . roa.t Of beef unezesiled In storey
county. go to Thomas Hsnfon's Eating Stand.
In the Palace saioop. no. 7 North Q street.
Virginia City. Pre<h oysters st all hpor, In
every style. Forty miners always on hand o.
night. For tas'y. home styls Of cooking, ana
the beat and frcsl Get Of ell that the markets.
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superos'
TRY n. apis m
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ssr~ss Qsesasisss.
lur ur a. AND ?. rsrraaArn usl.i

San fRAScIsco. July Soils '. n.
Curry-sa. 81
Con. virginia-29. 29a
Caledonia-l.05. 4. $50
Justiee-st. 81
California-26t. %
H~nllion-Gs bid.
Belcher-3.Go
jackets
OyermAn-isS, 10. i9S, 20
Best a Beleher-i5s, ijb
Ophir-iie
Mexican-g, gls
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the erors and
indl-crs,ions Of youth. nervous weakness, ssrtJ
deeay. los Of manhood. etc. I win send .
receipt that will cure ron. rREE OF cnAnok'
This great rsmsdy cas- discovered bya 2 ission.
sry In South America. Send . ~self.sdd,sssea
envelope 10 the RRv. JuSBPH 7. IMAM
station D. Bible House, Nsy YORK City.
hhao 6n
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q, 70, GALLUP.

o. II. oALlur. opposite the Bank Of oAifor'
mia, Cola HIN, iseps constantly on hand oil
fayotite brands Of Iupored C.sars. ohoice bit
cigars. ell II .ds Of ehe~ing tobacco. meer..
ssbsum pipes. nuts, candies. 1ns CUTLERY. ana
toys and hney goods OF all kinds. sp1s N
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GROUP AND HOPPING COUGH.

Every bottle OF Dimmett's Cough Baisan u
guaranteed TO do all that u claims Give u 70
your children for Group and hopping cough.
Pifty cents end che dollar zee botils. for ,ais
by John Jones, JE lyit Nv
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THE Mechanics.
now san YRANCisCA>s PRo.
TECT THEIR LIVES AND
PROPERTY.

The Heedium Element Held In sub-
jeesien The Chinamsu OF .
( City Of Toxic Guarded ~ o
disrs ON sheir March % Chins'
town.
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L.rxs CoxSirr refused to submit TO
the ruling Of Judge Cook last Friday and
was sen, TO Jail for one day. He wa. ined
sieo additional. but Was Afterwards re-
| leased thefefrom and held for further ex'
animation.
ATTRACTIVE and costly prizes for the
rymnas,ic exercises at the Turn Vesein
picnic mex, Sunday are displayed In Doe,
rle's window. Virginia. The picnic VIII
tale place at Treadway's ranch. Carson.
Aa,nrLI, NORMAN has sued for . d.
yorce from Taylor Norman. Failure 70
proyide the nesessaries Of life Ia the way
The complaint read.. The lady's maiden
nams vas Arabella Moore.
A. ID. DrLLiRD has Just returned from
Lake Tahoe and says they have the poorest
whisky Of any place in the world. lie
advises visitors TO take their spiritnai
comfort along with them.
SAMPSON COLLINS and Robert Carr had
n little row at Chegwidien's saloon satur.
day night. They both pleaded guilty and
were fned SIS each.
Nuppy xA.KR 10 Furnished to the
Comstock people Just noy. r. y caused oy
a broken pipe in washos valley,
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NoRnIsrowS HeruLd: We don't care q
straw what Shakespeare says. "a rose
by any other name" would not smell a.
wheat" Make an oat OF this.
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NsGLRcTEn voppiIs Ayr COLDS.

Few are aware Of the Importance q shschins
Q Cough os eommcn Cold, In tts ans SO
Browns bronchial TrceSss. i sssisessd, Often
works upon the lungs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-30
IRON a DISTINGUISHED JUnIsr

~ have tried The PsnuviAx sIHrr and the
result fally s~ustslns your prediction. IL has
made 3 new man of me infused Into my SIS
ten now vigo, and energy. ] an no loneei
saw ms, bat stronger hesrtier, and with hrHsf
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
At any time during The last i've yssn." ro'd
by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-30

Lros's RAruArnoE make bsaurfal. giossy,
,uxursnt halr; prevents lts falling out or turn.
ing vray, II hss stood the test OF forty .years.
IL charminyly psrfumsd. and has NO rival
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

to report ns duly enrolled the following CON
current resolution:
Concurrent resolution calling upon the
Preaident OF the United States Tor ald 90
suppress ineurrectiOn, domestic violence
and unlawful combinations or couspiracies
existing agAinst the lawful government Of
A, DEJoIE, Chairman.
By consent Mr.. Hill introduced House
bill No. 6S, an act to clean out Bayou Nc
Call, in the parish of Ascension, and making
an appropriation of $4,000 for that purpose.
Read first time.
The constitutional rules being suspended,
the bill was read a second time and re-
fsrred to the Committee on Canals and
Drainage.
Mr.. Souer called up House bill No. So. an
act to secure the execution of the laws and
the protection and defense of the State, to
provide for the issue of warrants for said
purposes and the receiving or cashing the
same by the State tax collectors, and to
further regulate the duties of the Treasurer
and Auditor of Pablo Accounts, which
passed lite second reading and was consid-
cred as eDgrossed.
The constitutional rules being suspended,
the bill was placed on its third reading and
final passage, it's title was adopted, and it
was ordered to be cent to the Senate for
concurrence.
Previous notice having been given, Mr.,
johnson, Of De Soto, introduced House
bill No. 60, an act to amend and re-enact
eaotiops ~, a a al fhraa If ON oot aOtitlad o.,
act to incorporate Pelican Lodge, Knights
of Cush, OF the State of Louisiana, APP
proved February "a, 1874.
Read first time.
The constitutional rules being suspended,
the bill was read second time and consid-
cred as being engrossed.
Under further suspension of the consti-
tutionsl rules the bill was placed. on its
third resdiI g and final passage, it's title
was adopted and it ordered to be sent to
the Senate fOrconcurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Cole the Committee on
Ways and Means was instructed to report
action on House bill No. 81.
A call of the House was ordered, result.
ing as follows:
Speaker Hahn and Meesrs Bird, Bro wn
of Caddo, Brown of Jefferson, Blair, Bar
rett, Bosley, Brooks, Blackstone, Como,
Cole, burden, Davidson, Devezin, Drew,
De Lacy, Dickinson, Dinkgrave, Desmarais,
Dtj0ie, Early, Elliott. Gardere, Claude,
G Antt, Gary, Gracien, Hill of Ascension,
Holt Of East Baton Rouge, johnson OF De
Soto, Keeting, Lastrappes Lane, Lewis,
Magloire, Moore, ROuton, Romero, SOuer,
SeveigDes, Shelton. SHINES, Thomas, Toll
liver, Washington, j. c. Watson, Walker
AZ.
No quorum present,
On motion of Mr.. Barrett the House was
adjourned until tomorrow at twelve
o'clock NJ.
ROBERT F. GUICHARD,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
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employees, and contingent expenses OF ta@
extra session Of 1877; providing for the de-
fciency Of the regular session of 1877, and
authorizing The payment of salaries of ex-
ira employees; directing the Auditor Of
Public Accounts TO Issue his warrants to
the chairman of the Committee on COntin-
gent Expenses of the House and to the
chairman Of the Committee on Auditing
and Supervising the Accounts of the SEN
ate, on the Treasurer. and making such
warrants receivable for State licenseti di-
recting the TreasurerOf the State to receive
such warrants in settlement with the tax
collectors, and providing for the dlsourse-
ment OF the amount appropriated.
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rules being suspended
by four-ffths affirmative vote of the Sen
ate, the bill was placed on its second read
ing.
Senator t Witchell moved that the bill be
referred to the Committees on Finance and
Auditing and Supervising the Expenses of
the Senate.
Senator Blunt moved as a substitute that
the bill be referred aud printed in the jour
nal.
On motion of Senator DENTS the motion
of Senator Blunt was laid on the table.
On motion of Senator Burch the Senate
agreed to take up the bill section by Sec
ton.
The first section was read.
On motion of Senator Young, the further
reading of the bill was dispensed with, and
the bill was ordered printed.
Senator Burch moved that the further
consideration OF the bill be postponed,
and made the special order of the day for
Monday at M.
On which the yeas and nays were de-
manded, resulting as follows:
Yeas-AudersOn, Bryant, Bureh, DumOnt,
Hamlet, Kelso, MOnette, Landry, Stamps,
Nsys-Bsker, Blunt, Demas, Harper,
Twitehell, Weber-6.
Absent Boatner, Breaux, Cage, Dumont,
Ellis, Eustis, George, Gla, GOode, Grover,
Kelly. Ogden, r ehardson, Robertson, Ste
ven. Wakefield, Wheeler, White, z,cnarie
-I9.
No quorum voting.
Senator Burch demanded call of the
Senate.
On call of the roll the following Senators
answered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Anderson, Allan, Blunt,
Burch, Bryant, Baker, Demss, Dumont,
Ola. Monette, Hamlet, Harper, KelsO, Lam
dry, Sutton, Stamps, Twitehell, Weber,
Yonng-19.
Absent-Messrs. Boatner, Breaux, Cage,
Ellis, Eustis, George, Goode, Grover, Kelly,
Ogden, Richardson, Robertson, Steven,
Wakefield, Wheeler, White-H.
A quorum present.
On motion OF Senator Young the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow at twelve
o'clock NJ.
L. LAMANIERE, JR,
Secretary of the Senate.
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f24 mia 10 "a cv sheriff Of the Parish Of oflear
John j. Tarleton and AIexI. Robert. exc

John j. TarIefon and Alexis Robert. exc
ecutOlB, We. Mr.. and Nj s. Brieugne ana MIR.
sLd h s. Wintelei; John j. Tail ton ct 81 va
same.
TNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No 77s8 BY virtue of two writs of
hert facias to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchapts and Auct opeers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse Streets in the second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, March "a, 1871, at twelve
O'clock NJ, the following described property, to
a CERT4IN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, and all
rigi t., ways pliyilsgt and appuIteaantes there
to belonging, situat, d in the Suburb IRENE, Sec.
ond strict OF thle city, in the aqnare founded BY
St. Ann, Orleans, IRENE aud st. claude etrt cts
and designated as lot umber six on plan drawn
by A. 5. Phelps, survey or, dated January g. 1919,
and deposited in the 0tCe of j. Cuv1lier, nOtary
psblc in This est'; which said lot meR;ures thirty
three feet four inches front Orleans street, by
sixty eight feet nine inches in depth on one side
aud sixiyeight feet ten inches eight lines in depth
on the other side, bttwee0 parallel lines Bling
the came property acquired by the defendants
herein by purchase from the succession of Arthur
McATthOr per act paused before sEdrew Hero. Jr
a nOiars public in thus city dated August Q, 1875.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms2l. In cash for a sufHeieat amount TO pay
p,ainufs cltlm, cay the sum of eight hu -dred aaq
Thirty three dollars an thirty three and bird
cents, with interest thereon at The rate Of eight
per cent per snuum, from the llnrd Of July, 1875
until the day of sale, five per CO on the amount
tued for for at orpey's fees four dollars costs Of
copy of act, aud costs of suit and AK due.
2. The purchaser to assume ito this extent of his
bidl the payment Of pl Omisaors note secured by
mortgage on said prOnertv far stbe lka ann Of
eight hundred and thin ty-three dollars and thirty
T. three and third cents, date the third of
july, 1875, drawn ~ defendants to their order
and indotssd by themselves, eounterbigned by
tn, ir husbands and payable two years after date,
with interest at the ate of eight per cebt per
mum from dats until final payment. 3. And the
balance OF the price OF adjudication, If any cash
on the spot.
fe2l % mh7 "a Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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gHERIFFg BALES.
EInla scr %. Cen 3. Flael.


EN0URTH DISTRICT COURT F0R THE PARISH
IL Of Orleans, No. a 32l.--BY virtue Of q
writ Of deIl iaoias to me directed by the hon
orable the Fourth District Court for sbe parrish Of
Orleans, In the above entitled cause, Will pro
coed to sell at putlic auction, at the Merchants
and AuctioneerS Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CuatOmhOuse streets, in the Second
District Of this city, on TUESDAY, March 81,
1871 at twelve o'clock H., the following described
property. to Wit
/. A LoT OF GROUND, with thu buildings aud
IN prov. meuts thereon situated Ia this FifBB Dis
tT'ct OF This city. in the square bounded by Pry-
tauia, erpstch re, Coliseum and MepUmfne
Streets iotmiHg the corner Of Prytania aud Mel
pOmtn streets, Rnd having thirty feet ont on
frYtaula street. By one hundred ieet Ia depth ald
front on Mepomtns street. Beirg The same prop
ertY acquired by the defendant hrIen from j. B.
Laeroix and othtrs, by an act pt sssd before Oc.
eighteenth of april, 1866
q A CBRrAIN PORTION OF GROt ND, With the
improvements thereon, q tn sted In the Sc coz
District Of this CITY, IN the square bOuud BY
k0yal. Canal, BOu' BON and Cust0mheuse streefs
ard measuring q irty-six feet two inches on line
parallel WITH and Dinetytigh feet four 1iles dis.
tant from Rol q, street, by depth of thirty feet
adjoiGing en- the side toward canal street the
properly occupied By the said Piffet. froUting on
taid 8 y eei; the wlole in cOnf0Imt with sketch
of survey made by i'Hsme court, surveyor, o the
eleventh Of June, 1858, ana snnt xsd TO an act
assed before Theodore Guyol, 4ry public in
tais city, on the sixteenth " of the same mouth
and year, by which said Pitfst acquire the said
p1tt'nof gtouhd from Royal A. Porter.
seizedin the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS n. HANDY,
f-24 mh3 10 "a Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of 0TleaI
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DIE aps o ss ~ tbs P u Ih1 y ~.
Mrs; nlq,hlIas aosePhIne AppolonIe pIar-

Mrs. Mq!hlIde Josephine AppoIOnie nIar-
lin, widow of Pl-rfe Gustave Magne et al, We.
hucct sson of John Leisy.
EoURTH DISTRICT COURT For TBE PARISH
H of Orleans, No a. ,46l.-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Mer hants aud Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, In the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY, April is, 1871, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon and ap-
purtensnces thereof situated in the Fourth Dis-
triet Of this city, in the square bounded by Pry
tania ST. Andrew, Eayadea and Josephine streets
forming the corner Of Prytania and Sc Andrew
etfe cts a. measuring Weight feet eight inohes
two lines front Prytauia stFt ct, by one hundred
and thiriy,eiglt feet two inches seven lines in
depth and front on St Aadrew street, and about
nifty two feet nine inc hes, more or lesa. in width
in the rear Acquired hv the defendant herein by
puTehate nom Julian NJ AbramP, per act before
s magner, late notary public in this city, on tie
eleventh day of Ootober, 1906
ketzed In the above suit
1erms-C Cash on the spot
T6OMAS II. HANDY,
mhl6 % ap3 IS Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of 0raans
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hIs 8 De IS clvil sherI Of the PaIiah ofoflaana
Lozell skunk W. Fred RaiehIe, Master
ana Rner of HIeam hnAt Qnnkar.

LOzell Skunk W.. Fred RaiehIe, Master
ana Owner of Steamboat Quaker.
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 92l7.-By virtue Of a writ Of
heri fac as to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, VIII proceed to sen at
public auction, at the Me- chants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets, In the second District of this
city, on M0SDAY, april Is, 1877, at twelve
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, With the build
iBg3 snd improvements THEREOF, situated ia he
thst District of this city, 10 the square bounded
by Melp0mene, Thalia. Howard and JAG lbs stIsetf
designated by this number two on plan drawn b.
Z. A. hedin, architect, dated April 1859, end de-
posted for reference 10 tie 0ifca of Michael Ger
non, notary pablo in this city. Said lot Of ground
10 composed of part of tie original lot number
two, in square namber twenty-five, on plsu by
George \. Dunbar, tate surveyor, dated April l.
1913, deposited in the etiee OF a. asuieau late
notary public in This city. Said lat measures
thirty,iwO feet iront Ga Howard street. BY deplh
Of ninetysix feet seven inches two lines, between
parallelss Recorded 10 conveyance office, book
vne hundred and six, folio tw.at5-hvc
Seized in the above
Terms--cash ON the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
mhl6 % sp7 Is Civil Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans
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nlrs. ~. Lsray q. mrs. 4. E. Caufour.


H1ras "a. L.eray VS. Mrs. y. r. Caufouf,
personally sud 81 tntzlx.
VNOURTH DISTRICT C0URT FOR 4flB PARISH or
~ OFleane, No. a a81-BY virtue ~ writ OF seiE-
nre aud sale 70 me directed BY tae honorable the
Fourth District Court lor the parish Of oEeana IN
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneors
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tpmheusa streets, IN the second District Of this
eltys on MCNDAli Apfh 10, 1911 st twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, %
4 cERFATN PORTION oP GRouND situated ID
tho 8scOad district Of this eity. 10 the square
Comprised within Mic Tonu, Sc. Philip and Ur1n.
numter hve On Ilaa made by louis H. Pile late
saurvaser Of this city, dated she asseatoenth day
o. January, 1889 and repes ited IL the olca Qf y.
houpyi notary public u this city, 4aid rortiun Of
feet fsont on Miro street. seventeen feet two
inches seven and half iinea ia width IN she rfnY
6eVenty-aX fees tgur inches 1ne iiun IA depth on
the line which divides u fsom lct pumbar four ana
which diVsdoe Il flom tbe balance Of lot numhel
fIre. Tho ahia Dol lion Of ground aba4e dfeerlhe1
" tbs part ueNtGqt 10 At phl etfeef or lot uuIn
lar ave. Tagethgr with al the bulldogs ava Ia.
plltnitlua, without any e4tcrtlen or rf1dS 4atioh
Ieing the came property stQulrtd By rnfeha1e 81
the lAta PA ire fru7opts Ianlont ( ON NuHara N
tehmen. On the fi9hteeulh pf Mngi 1855 per eet
il this city, TIE e4iI Pierre fr5ns nse Ca1iont de-
parted lhIn Iif6 ~ fhIf city Inff1faIH therefore
1ANyanE lNIN properly - BIS children Tn one hale
emo fAt other halI NalenE1H tr - aNi1 vile With
Nqte Al,lf tfE4tiI .r'e 20 teitz had % ne y o.
cpd HlfII'r| EnNII. fel1Lrr tfe unNHi5 lr|rII.
HN NIa ae11lIa a4A Al37hfe'
aq sls
u s. I|IPH4
U"I. aI I.I I..|I 50
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- p 8ayFou VS. AcHe a. herEeren.
TTiQTE nIsTplCr COUNT p0R rHE pARTaH
& OF Orleans, No. 1919 liz virtue Of = Wrlr
tAe Fifth District Cent los tbe rnrlsh 81 Orleans
IN the 4lrFc entitled Cause, 9li proved 70 eel
e4z4 ANNnzHfe, Regal gtfot$. N1tWaen Canal nHa
Ia tbe Second piafTia4 az thta
t1tyt on MO1pAft ApIiI ~. 1877. ~ twofVa qolpaN
g The iolloNiea described property 70 Wit
SQUARE OF HHOuNu. fIIuHI11 - the Sew
cath District 81 ttIa Qtg, IrfiFnnftd b. t01 nnf.
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