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The daily gazette., 1877-06-19
The Empress OF India at Balmorsl-
From the Times.

LONDON, May 2s.=East week The
Queen gave fare we'll dinner in Windsor
Castle, and then travelled at the rate OF
sixty miles an hour to Scotland. She
started at u in the evening. taking with
her the Princess Beatrice. The royal par
ty breakfasted the next morning at Perth
at 9s. Lord Kinnaird, the Provost, and
magistrates were at the station to vel
come her Majesty. At the Bridge Of Dun,
Lord Carnegie was on the platform to
honor his royal mistress. At Aberdeen
the train was halted for her Majesty to
take in Foreign Office dispatch and
telegram. When the train steamed into
the depot at Ballater guard of honor OF
a detachment of the Queens Own Cam
eronian Hghlanders were drawn up to
see her Majesty from the cars to the royal
carriages that were waiting to convey the
royal party to the Palace of Balmoral.
Here they arrived at 3 o'clock aud had
luncheon, Immediately after which the
Queen and the Princess went out and
visited the cottages near the castle.
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At sundry times during the past few

At sundry times during the past few
weeks mention has been made in the
papers of S700,0 estate left in Eng
land By widow named Blake, and that
the lawful heir was being hunted for in
America. Recently, in the London let
ter of the Cincinnati Enquirer. visit to
this estate was described, and the opin-
ion, based on some old letters and other
private papers, was expressed that the
lost heirs were either in Ohio or Mary
land. The name of the defunct English
family was Blake. Mrs, W. w. Lamar,
OF Aurora, Ind, was Blake, and one OF
three sisters now living. The father of
these three sisters was originally from
Mary land and moved with his family to
Ohio. 1t is well known among the sur
viVors of Mr.. Blake that he had a
wealthy uncle by that name in England.
An old family Bible still IN the possession
Of the Blake sisters contains genealog-
ioal record of their family, and dates
away back into the early part of the
seventeenth century. If the initials of
the deceased English Blake correspond
with the initials of the old wealthy Eng
lsh uncle, the Blake sisters, on these
great expectations, will proceed to buy
town lots and start national bank.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-19

The AK was laid to the trunk of the
Oldest tree in Albany last Friday. Ira
dition with uncertain voice whispers that
about 1875, Philip Livingstone, one of
the signers Of the Declaration of indie
pendence, saved the life of the historic
elm by staying the hand of sailor who
was threatening to cut it down with his
pocket-knife. The frosts of a century
and half had been powerless to kill the
old elm, but at last, Pearl street had to
be widened. A ring of speculators stood
behind the wood-chopper, and choice
chips and sections of the tree were sold
as relics at prices ranging from 10 cents
TO Sl.50.
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SAVED BY IGNORANCE,

AS two ladies and two young men
from Pittsburgh were sitting on a high
bank above the NJ Monongahela river, near
that city, wild Texas steer with enor-
nous horns, evidently escaped from a
drove, charged down upon them at full
speed. The ladies fl I'd at once, but the
two young men not knowing the danger
Gus character of the animal stood still,
facing him, and mockingly shouted at
him. The beast, IN astonishment, stop
ped short when quite close to them, and
retired. If he mad struck them, or if they
had tried to escape, he could have pitch
ed them down fifty feet into the river.
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HOW SECRETARY SHERMAN.
CREATES VACANCIES,

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-One OF
Boutwell's particular friends and
kinspeople was turned out of the
Marine Hospital at Chelsea, recently,
and q competitive examination is to
be had to fill the vacancy, conduct ed
by Surgeons Smith, Bailaschi and
Hamilton, before whom twenty-six
applicants will appear.
Secretary Sherman has secured nearly
forty vacancies by enforcing his blood
relation rule, and they have been filled
for the most part from the South and
West. 1t appears to be the general
impressicnthat no more serious changes
will be made till Congress meets.
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oF. : IANltr C. AYLroN
Late. Physician 10 ~
Uni versily Hospital u

tsRes tusnrees ~ = 70 cure all diseaso.
is he ~ ~ p,pihlses to cure. no ,' ne und
ssand .n9 uature OF the disease Nv ~ matter vi
10 n,,n or who has attem niai NJ " how n
snd ~ duIe di, ~. Pr Hyton has epI,u picu and a
nraetin ~ ers hed private as waIpiyeu a lal
ed thaf Z, micn y a guarantee +" "s u. hOspl
seryices e ~ u, consulting him t6ev " tle att 4
and surga ~ regularly educale1 Sehcnre
practica =, D. ~ rare EXPERIENCE pnyslc|
NrpWe,nlts pp.jents suffering froahdl ana
exbaustion mNUUS DEBlLITSy'"i
heart tinshes" s"erahkhess, r palpitatior
back, tremblina eat, dreams, pain ~
melanchoiio hiiollilg, timidity, nr"di pain 10 (
lost nnanh ullzlness, dimness sesslulh3 W.
s,In.tia, iHou, unnatural diScho.o VI vS
,natisn tin' dyspepsia, liver comnIarEg'es,
tarrh dis sneuralgla, eryslpelas s'"'il, ,,, rh
brain biaTiacs ol the skin, blodpdn pdnes'
gans or uer' an womb, kidney Y' Tr,n.h he
7nvi,aJ ~ a. a1y disease incidental I,'rafy ~ Tfy
mercurv W Sohsult Dr. II. lie docs S ille
bad eTsct paisam, or any drug tba,og no
oaoas u eIeuI On the system, bu1 c5ri tuai ha
e11g9 MIN new, scientific ana ''eS all
d,scayorad NEGETABLE MEDIrn,
twelve ,eyea ven - ana used by him for for IN n
CATARRH
fanii'n ao.urlzed by an oppressed f,,,
the nose hp ne NJ the forehead, discbarpa
In the morning had hr.nuilg' (geneH
tJIs' tarrI' Mitll loss OF the TASTE and Snln nu
saru sa frequently gives rise In bnnal bel
Sore t,.r9I; loss of voice, pain in iVI,sg ,ns
faippa ,pr'reu % VISION, coated tongue GmIggt rIg
ing. """ constant bad
r. NEURALGIA
arrangement of the ner,.o,,.
InanliestiIlg itself by uuict Jnls, %us sySq
Mhich may occur in any part "f ,ins
anu iasC Dtt a second or c1ntinno r ',ne
causing mp patient TO suffer th",dUii,av ioia W
clatlhg shdcks of agony, which '',oS' ,oa, eH
severe as Up cause a temporary lns" l "y
ana consciousness. 1t usually 'Soi a,,nIt re-
stara, tesu, iace, eyes, breast, muscles IL
'''ii'"eh' Wohio, Kidneys, spine. etc
PILES ''''
oPisisc ~ ths ~ congested condition oftbe .
VI tIie rectlm and anus, which givos =;
snlull ~, eAcrescences the formerand az
o'ie iaIter. lhey vary IN size from ny
neii egE Ihey are of three kind'
9ilhd, oieenlng and itching PileSara
u,sIresslhg IN their symptoms, and "ro
ing. VI uias'lcp y
OhhoNlC INFLAMMATION OF Il
is characterized by a dun hoarr c..u
contraction in the sides and leellr
the abdomen, with n fiji tooiNI dJMtI pa
bladder, and a desire to NJ, nrima, ,grllng IN
quently than in health The l.',,g nrina more
coioreq ana mixed with blood, mucn
puS. III passed into a bottle and aIowS
ettle ii will divide into two 'r Nar,a S',}w wv
being thick, gummv piuc,s racrn' 'le n
pper portibn remaining clear "'u
DIR. s. C. HYLTON'S PRIVATE I'D
CES,
z34 N ELEVENTH ST, above RAG
are open from IL NJ. until ,, and cinHi
evening (Sunday included.) Terms
crate. Payment weekly or monthly.
n Sonsultat tion free and private Med
director sentiree, which contains q sy
SIS 0i diseases and undoubted referencd
to DIR by Itons abilities as n tborongR
uoated and skilled physician. Sendt0r
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Proclamation by thu Governor
OTATE OF DELAWARE
D.. a#.,h,XECUTLNE- Dk,RARTMENT.s

WHEREAS, IL appears by the affidavit Of
Nary A. Smith, that, on Tuesday the
twenty-second day OF May A. D., 1871, an
unknown white man, about i've feet six to
seven inches in height, dark complexion
and dark hair, and wearing dark
clothes, patched pants and an old hat
with torn rim, did, at Kenton Hun
dred, in the county of Kent and State
of Delaware, make an assault upon her and
did then and there feloniously ,forcibly and
against her will ravish and carnally know
her the said Mary A. Smith. And
WHEREAS, IL is represented that the said
unknown white man has fed from the jus
tice of this state. Now,
Therefore, /, John =. Cochran, Governor
of the State of ID ilaware, in accordance
with the provisions ofthe act of the General
Assembly passed at Dover, March 10, 1877
entitled ''An act to provide forthe arrest OF
persons violating the laws of this State and
TO appropriate money TO pay for such ar
rests do hereby offer reward of three
hundred dollars, 10 be paid by the said
State, as provided In said act, for the appre-
hension and delivery of the said unknown
white man into the custody OF the Sheriff,
at the common jail of Kent county afore-
said, at Dover, at any time within six
months from the date hereof.
And, do hereby request the Sheriffs of
the several counties of this State, their
deputies and bailifs, and all other police
officers within the State to be vlgilant and
to use every eXertion and all lawful means
to cause the arrest of the said unknown
white man and his delivery as aforesaid.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
(SrAu NgTeat seal of the State TO be
SEAL /affiXed, at Dover, this fourth
day of June, in the year of our
seventy-seven. JOHN p. COCHRAN.
TGNATIUs C. GRUBB
j4-1tda2tw Secretary
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A HEALTH INFLUENCE

pastor,ng the Nervous and De6ll,lIIa.i HUI
Imparting Life, Slrens'h'
the Wa,ain0 organism: .,,,o,t NED
Successfully treating DiaebS|e Dn| ynI TAlCl
DIR. BRYAN'S ELECihhpp hhppI'TANCES
NJ MAGNETlC Ar - uears Of 1
Recently introduceu hi'ei o,adruplel
and research. They are VI Nth cOn|
err. Imbuing the system t1la,,;c and Md
current of pudtIztig h'e0"'o
force, .rJrPE,S pom
a Sovereign Specific in Dyspieepp'TIu Iul
vons DebGlity-Diseases OF us tne
RRpaSnafiam R1as Paraiysis-EpilIepSHyoMleIl SHyoleIl
ca Sninal derangements--ii' lEunctI
disorders DR. the Kidneys-ailu
difficulties generally nersnIe strongly charged
riantric ne % pEaivanlc and Magnetic ci,itn6 ,mn6
~ EieSttl. 1;,,c,'t JeTees Of inte tSig, ssIt" nt
oi Oh u.0e nosee e' q nd conditions, and eDe'"
Uhere medicines hare ldmou,s physicians
References TO numerous
Patients. .,o,s explaining
illustrated PamnpleU' COST. ETC., N
principles Of their aGIio,,, s Il
application, AuureDPR DR, BRYAN
147 East Fifteenth sIG YSI
ane Ne"
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NOTICE.
R. MESSICK.

having removed from his old stand Fifth
and King street to stalls 46 and !8 Second
ST., Market House would kindly inform
is customers that he is re ady to suppiv
EN- the same as usu al with the very best
sh Bca lfor | soI I5y dairy butter whole.
a11 retail. Ais), eggs and cheese
etp Is th9 cl ;tp5'6 may1-1m a
The daily gazette., 1877-06-19
THE MISS HOUSTONS'
Select Day and Boarding SCaOOI
oMMENCEs AT 900 DELAWARE AVENUE,
SEPTEMBER 1876.

OF the most refined kind, in mind. manners
and spirit. We are sure the greatest justice
will be .;one TO all pupils intrusted to their
care, To teach the young TO think. to draw
out OF one mind into another with facility
aid IN way that is useful and deligh tful is q
harry art, and this is the method and charac-
ter OF these, young ladies. Their prospects
is limited and filling up, Inose who wish
he advantage Of their instruction should ap-
~ soon. The location is healthy and conye-
lsIt dire city on the street car route. The
lea,t,s Gather could step in and get out at
9'doo.,and IN o ther weather the walk is In
liEor ating aud h ealthv. Ill Y AuEl6-M
The daily gazette., 1877-06-19

.DLACK CASH ! n MI Tr line of Black
~ III sne .. - Tb NJ, si.OO, sl;l2H, ia ere at
meres 49, a. ~. JssIrable fabrics are aors !"
l;0.l ,han nT I've have offered for sdd mi
rices uiar ,mnnd md Them for color am an A ri hi
we recon- Nleii" ' w. B. ShhsS,'
tty II ~ourth and MarS''
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meGormid's

@arse { r. 81 pwer<
@altinerien PRO 1876:
|Sr MeGormid 9arpeiter, iehr pcr<
kTert in 9aipcI, Wottfcrm unb 9ibiber,
ii bic c~iniddite, itdrtite Hnb I%eidtbeWcs.
ldltc Moidinc, ipeldc gum |cr!auf aus.
@itelt nirb.
Der Mrrance Geaper II. Mpmer.
Cine bslItommene Gras- unb 6etrcibr-
MdbmaiGiue nit GaIablase. 9icie Mo-
iginc 1T Der bette iclbitredcnSc &eaper unb
as folder lang setannt unb belicbt in bic
ir Scetipr.
Gi.befbeiicrte Treis.@ras,N f.
midinc lit bic itartite, uorsiglidite Ma.
ftinc bieicr srt uno miro bon ttiner anbc.
n mi Marfte iibcrtroifen.
@ep &eIiabIe. 61a Gub Sdnitt. 3u-
iamincn9cictter 9roppcr uno Moucr.
Sic oben bc;cidncten Maid;ncn wcrbcu
uur unter Der befannten 6araniie bcrfauft:
v@dltanbiac Qualification ODER tein Gerfauf.~
gersebt nid,t, bab mir in ct. @louo itets
NIT boIltanbiasn &eparatur-@esen.
fd1ben bcricbcn iinb uno biticibcn Su Ga
britpreiicn obnc bic Gradt an;uredncn, yer.
tauftn.
s&bere ssstunft ertJeiIt:
Geo. u. 0rcutcnreib,
General. Nacnt.
SeinriM Seller, slscnt fir Stearns-
II. 1otb Gountb unb @eparatur. sl9ent
fur Sanf. Centre.
Sos. 3eiS, Nsent in ct. GlouS.
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Tprref @itp
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Scr Undergraduate tbeilt bicr,nit allen benz
icnisen, melde @ole gum &rdmpela fir ben
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@oIe in ieinem Store AZ 81. @lcuo in GIN.
pfana nirnmt, Tim ic in bic Gorrcit Gitb @rim<
pelmiitle su liefern. sGe 8cauemlidfeiten
iino getrofem, um bic prompte Qieieruna Der
@ole mad unb bon Der Miblc gu beipertaeli-
gen. gle, melde @oue burb meinc Necntur
mad Der Miible ienocn, f0antm Der sr0Bten
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@pae 129 Gents per pfunb.
Eptale Nuslase fit BEN Erans<
port na4 unb bon Der @Ible so
Scnts PET padase.
3. Gbelbrod,
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unb, natarli4 segen CUTE @esabluns,
bic notbisen @terbei&eine aust:llen,
bamit bic Gntbeduns perbinoert wirb.
DisIes i@dnbIi@e @eperbe 1T einfa@
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bat bur@ lire erwdbnten 8eamten elm
bebeutenbes 8eweismaterial seiommelt
unb tpirb sesen bic Grouen, ,pel@e jene
9auier balten, seri&tli& poreeben.
.@enn bas Saupt tet Gatnerons
BON Yennipluanien - Der alte Simon
- felbft ia8t, bab in ieinem Stoate bei
Der nd&iten 9erbii.@ a6l bas bemotra.
tide Sidet iiesen ,pirb, banu oarf man
,uirtIi@ a%nnebmen, bob 3eiGen uno
@unber 9ei4eben, ooer, bab in 4enn<
%iplpanien, beiIen Yotum bic Ta,niIie
Cameron felt Sabren gu fontroliren
peritanb, bic @ablidwinoe!eien pl0blid
Elm u%ner,uartetes Gnbe senommen ba=
ben.. go i@reibt Der ,2ouisu. anSei-
GER" Darauf .ertDioert bic .@efI.
Yot": rN9 nein, 0 a%n;eiser! IS
licst cine before gritdrunS ,pcit ndber.
Sic 1T, bab Der olte Simon, entriiiet
iiber bic @eformen Der Administration,
III ieiner criten 2iebe, Der bemotratii9en
Yartei, 5uriid9etebrt 1T, oenn
0erpanote SeeIen fnben 1i9
gu @aier uno 5u 9anoe.
Die @abNdlpinoeleien per6en fein
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Cube nebmen, ionoern bic 9emotratcn
,peroen peritartt our@ Cameron & 60.
nun tinfti9 boppclt grob in oenielben
fem. 9as lit bes Yuoels 2ern."
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Samk Txlleg Aans

H. Kammermeier. gisent6umer.
Die bcque,nfte Ginriatune unO anfmert.
Ia,nite gbluartun9 fur 3~cit9dnser. Suite uno
ueridiebbare StIun9. Bios adte uno un'
urrfdliAte Qiqu0re, iowie itets aus0e~dblte
speiisn ;u Del. biaisitcn Freifen. lS
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E'1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- Of Orleans. No. 77oo-By virtue of u writ of
Heri faeias. to me directed by the honorab the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell mt
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
this city on SATURDAY, July ii. 1s77. at II
o'clock M. the following described property. TO
TwO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
tenances thsreunto belonging. situated in the
Fourth Dist let of this city in the square
bounded by St Mary street. Felicity road. Re-
ligious and Rousseau streets. and designated by
the numbers one and two on plan drawn
by II. Grant, late surveyor. under date of
May 81 1874, and deposited for reference In the
Office OF u. X. Kenny. then notary pubic in
the parish of Jefferson. in tbs State Said lot
number one forms the corner of Ralig GUS aud
81. Mary streets. and measures eighty five feet
dreh and forty-four feet four inches seven lines
in depth and front on Religious street and one
hundred and twenty feet in depth on th5 opno-
and five feet three inches in width in the rear
where 1t is also bounded by lot number two.
and the said lot number two measures twenty
Mary street. Il like width on the rear line
where it is bounded by lot number seven, ty
s, depth , on the side Inc nsarest Rousseau
hundred and twenty-seven feet ten inches five
and one half lines, and on the opposite side line
utNlulug III from lOt NUMBER one. 1t has n first
depth from st. Mary street of one hundred and
twenty feet. thence it runs ut right angles up to
Religious street, five feet three inches. and
thence It has u depth and front on Religious
street OF nine feet six inches eight and one half
lines, up to its extreme rear line, and the divid-
ing line from lot number seven Being the same
property acquired by the defendant herein bv
purchase from Valentine Wilhelm. Jr.. per act
passed before Andrew Hero. Jr.. notary public
IN this city. on the sixteenth day of September.
1875.
Seized in the above suit
TermS-1 In cash for a sufficient amount to
pay plaintiffs claim. say the sum of one thou
sand one hundred and forty dollars, with inter-
est thereon at eight per cent per annum from
the 10th day of September. 1876, until the day of
sale, four dollars costs of copy of act one
dollar for certificate. five per cent attorneys
fees on the amount sued for and costs of suit
and taxes due on said property. 2. The pur-
chaser to assume Ito the extent of the amount
OF his hid the payment of n promissory note,
secured by mortga G on said property for the
sun of one thousand two hundred and eighty
dollars, drawn by defen liant to his own order
and in lorsed by himself, dated September 16,
1873, payable two years after date, and bearing
interest from and after maturity if not then
paid, al the rate of eight per cent per annum
until final payment. 8. And the ba ance of the
price OF adjudication if any cash on the spot
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
1c20 % TWO 81
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FIRST JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 9OO-By virtue of a writ
of fieri f.eas, to me directed by the HIN
CRADLE the First Justice Court for the par
ish of Orleans IN the above entitled
cause, | will proceed to sell 1T pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers Exchange ROYAL street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, in the :cond District
of this city, on SATURDAY, July IL. 1877, at -
O'Clock M. the following described properly
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE. INTEREST.
OWNERSHIP AND DEMAND. the same being
one undivided half thereof in and to a certain
lot of ground. together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, and the appurte-
nances thereof. situated in the Faubourg Irene,
in the square comprised within Esplanade,
Kerlerec. Where and Robertson streets desig-
mated by the number one on sketch annexed
to an act of salebyJ. Auvignac Dorvile to Celeste
Peck passed before Felix Grima notary pub
lie in this city, on the thirt eth of January
1845. which lot of ground forms the corner of
Where and Kerlerec streets, and measures in
French measure. thirty feet front on said VII
lere street. by ninety feet in depth and front on
said Kerlerec street The afore described prop
erty belongs to the defendant herein, together
with Numa Boisdore. as per sale thereof. made
jointly unto them by the said Auvignac Dorville
as per act passed before said notary. Grima, on
said thirtieth of January 1916.
SeiZed In the above sun.
Terms-Cash on the snot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
jel4 % 20 jy14
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Laatte Dunlho 4 On. vs.. n. rra,IcI.

EouRTH DISTRICT CoURTFoR THE PAR
I ish Of Orleans, No. 4l.65t-By virtue of a writ
OF seizure end ale to me directed by the hon
orablethe Fourth District Court Tor the parish of
Orleans, IN the above EN- tiled cause, / will pro-
coed to cell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers'' Exchange, Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second Dist let of this city, on FRIDAY
July II. 1877. at IA o'clo * M, the following e
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated
In the Fourth District of this city. In square
number, flve., known rs '"Btckya square"
bounded by Baronhe Felicity, st. Andrew and
Carondelet reefs, as per plan number twenty
nine. In the book of plans of T. G.. Beck. lat, n
notary public Ia this q " per another plan CAR
aphed by Hugh Madden. late q notary public
in this city, to Identity 1t with an act passed
before him on the twenty -eigh h of January
1901. deposited in his Office. Said lot measures
thirty-four feet two inches two lines front on
Baronne street. by a depth of one hundred and
twenty feet, between parallel lines. Acquired
by the defendant herein from james II. Cornell.
by act passed before w. J. Castell, notary
pubio IN this city, on the 9Th of April. 1870
Nei5ed In the above suit.
Terms cash on the SPOT.
THOMAS Fl, HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
ja11 10 30 jyi3
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=, IHVWAf7 IT. HANUI,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans,
The City Of New orleans vs.. Jacob yeith:

.-..-.-...s4s. same VS., same.
AuPERI0R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, Nos. 5,627 and g4osi-By
virtue Of two writs of nefi faeias to me directed
by the honorable the Superior District Court for
the parish Of Orleans. In tho above entitled
causes for city taxes of 1874 and 1875 will pro-
eeea 70 sell at puelie auction. at the Merchants
and Auetfoneers' Exchange, Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second District of this city, on MONDAY. July
80. 1877 at u o'clock m, the following described
property. to wit
/: a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit.
uated in the Sixth District of this city, In
square number ono hundred and fifty-thrar
bounded by Laurel, Amelia, Jersey and Pens.
ton streets designated as follows Half lots
numbers :. t one and two, measuring forty.four
ten feet in depth lot number six measuring
twenty nine feet front on Laurel street by one
hundred and ten feet IN depth.
Q. A DEHTAlN PORTION OF GROUND, ut
uatna In the Sixth District Of this city In square
number one hundred and sixty five bounded by
Laurel, Amelia Antonine and Constance streets,
designated as lots numbers fur and Ave. meas
aring seventy-fo feet front on laurel street
by one hundred and seven feet In depth
Seized in tho above suits.
Tefms-Gash on the spot.
THOMAS II HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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