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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

SoNE people put oil buying their suits
Of clothes until they 60 to the city, think
ing they can get better and cheaper gar
ment. This is a great error. We saw n
Louisville drummer get a suit Of clothes
from Mr.. J. Owsley Dunn, at Hayden
Brothers this week, for SIS, which the
drummer declared he had priced in the
city the other day at $40. Mr.. Dunn said
he often sold goods to residents Of the
cities. who frankly Acknowledged that in
first class stores like tina, Of Hayden Bros.
in country towns, they could buy as cheap,
land often cheaper than they could at
home.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

IiuS. @. W. McCLrEr, County Judge Of
Rockcastle, called to see Us one day this
week. lie extended us cordial invita-
ton to visit his county in the interest Of our
paper, assuring Us that it will pay" We
have had a trip to thst county in contcm-
pla,ior for some time and now give notice
that we shall b. in Mt. Vernon on the 2nd
day Of April Circuit Court armed with
proper receipts for subscriptions, &c. We
hope our calculation for 100 new subscri-
hers at that time will not fall one short Of
the number. So come along with your 81
and get paper that is paper.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23
Resolutions of Respect.

Ala regular meeting VI Golden Rule EncamP-
mrnt, No a., |. u. %. D. STANDARD March 2oth, ls77
the ollaSing resolution. Of respect aud eondolcnce
were unanimously adopted;
WnKEEAs, Patriarch james Il. rheriso died on
Friday, March 10Th inst he II
Rs~.ired, That Ia the death OF our brother Pheri-
g. this Eacampu 'nt hls lost valuable and great
y loved msmbSr the orirr 4 odl frilo~s real
Gus and true representatives, Odd f'llow IN
del and in TRUTH the community an inirlligent
and exemplary ,,ti1n, tai hs wiie a devoted hnS-
hand. That 10 the wifa IT l'roihrr rher.o We ten
der our ifairrasi sympaihy Be- thi,, her sd lsrea'-
mrni. That she De- furnished copy oil thsss 10 .
laiions IN that the sila :. ,apiel upon the rec
ord i'ook VI the En,ampmeai, snd published Ia the
lSrsgips JoUENAL.-
e.. ~ MDKfsNEY, }
D. u pENNit, tonl' tee.
jos. 8. HERAatst
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

A PEW nights since, Mr.. Newell Elmore,
was aroused about . o'clock, by noise at
the back door of his brothers store. He
went Ia ascertain the cause and discovered
a man in the lot, back Of the building. lie
at once fired at the burglar WHO had the
audacity To- return the fire. The rascal
then took to his heels and Elmore continu-
cd To fire, bu, without effect. On examina-
ton It was found that the key hole in the
door had been cut larger and that the thief
would have, in a few moments more been
ready Ia effect an entrance. We need a
night policeman.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

OLD smorous Winter got out Of the lus-
ciou- lap Of Spring long enough to allow
that tender Virgin to give us most de-
ligh,ful day yesterday. But he is 80 unre-
liable, and so fond Of lingering in tina; lap,
that before our many thousand readers
peru-e this little squib, he may be back in
his old quarters again and decree another
snow storm. We have got in one good
day, though, and our merchants lounged
around their store doors yesterday, appa-
rently unconscious that reviv,l of trade
commenced with the Inauguration Of
Hayes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

SELLING our.-wishing to quit bust
ness, offer for sale my entire stock Of Gro
ceries and Liquors. Any one desiring to en-
lage in the wholesale and retail grocery
and liquor business will find this first
class opportunity. ! have conducted the
business successfully for three years, and
do not hesitate to claim one Of the best
advertised stands in Central Kentucky,
Terms easy. :. II. MATnESy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

Ma. Il. u. HAYDEN, senior partner OF
the Hayden Bros, left on Tuesday for
New York. lie goes thither to replenish
their already large stock Of goods, and
procure all the novelties in the Spring aud
summer fashions. His usual good taste
in selections will Le displayed and We ven.
ture the prediction tina, he will return with
stock II goods that will do credit to the
town and to themselves ~ reliable aud en-
ierprising merchants. II you are no, in
too big hurry, you hal better wait and
see his new goods, As he is going to mark
them down to lowest cash prices.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23
FITS, EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

eurei.-as b",nbug by
Oae months usage OF bs.tsoutard'- eei.
vince sufferers that these viii do all ~ ceiiu for
them, We will send Them by mail, post paid, a
free trial boz. A. In. Guuard IL the only
ph sirian that has ever made Ibis disease special
study, aud a. Ia our knowle,lgv thousands have
heen permanently cured 10y the Use OF these
PosdsTs, viii Euarantee permanent cure
10 every cas-, or rsfaad you all monsy expsnd.
I'd. An suder.rs shOnld give these Powders an
early trial, aud be cOnN incrd OF their curative
pouens
Price, for large box, 81 co. or boxes for SO on,
s,nt Nv mail 10 any part Oi the Iuite,l states or
canada on receipt 81 prieri OF by enpress L. q. u,
Addrvs>,
ASH Sc ROBBINS,
$50 FuLtoN srRKET, Brooklyn: n. \.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

IL this issue Hon. l.. ID. GOode, announ-
Gee himself candidate for the Legislature,
subject To the action Of the Democratic
party. Mr.. Goode served one term as rep
rcsentative Of this county, with considera-
BILE credit to himself and his constituents,
and think. his experience in legislative
maiier. could he used 10 advantage.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

All parties indebted to me either by note
or account, are requested to call and settle
at once. Acc cunts and notes not satisfac'
torily arranged by the first Of April will be
found in the hands Of g. W. Bobbitt, Con
stable, or saufey & Warren, my Attrncys.
March lst, 1877. $. II. MATHEW,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

ORGAS.-By the commerdsbIe exertion
Of Mis- Bette Carpenter and other.,s hand
some new organ now ornaments the Meth
cdisi church. The old one has, for long
time, been out 81 repair, aud detrscied in
stead Of adding harmony To the excellent
singing at that church.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23
CONSU NPTION
Positively Cured.

Al suh.rei. tram this disease that are anK ions
H. H. ruf,l should ny Dr kis-mef'S celebrated
Powders. 1hrSc powders are tho
oul, A.. pAriii a knn~n that viii eurc lsnsump.
sloa and All dlseass, II the Threat sad Lag
Inilrs ,irug isrur iailh la thcih, AMI ais, b"
cen, infe ynu thai they are No. hnnhug, We all
tirw ~ 10 every snnrrvr hy mdl, y Of laii, fire.
Trial B"N.
No don't want yunr money uniil you are pr
fstly sa'isfsi al ihsir curative psNsr. II Fuur
liza b. warih saving, dnhi delay la giving thss
Pow drTs a uiAl as they ~ill surely cure you.
lii, tr large tuk, - o. ssnt 10 an, spait Of the
United Si.ies o. Caaia by nall on r,rc'i of price
AddiosS
ASH 81 ROBBINS,
S5l TytioA Si.IEr, BGo3.AYS, .. =
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

wirH the utmost sincerity, We assure
our lady friend. that the dress goods at
Hayden Brothers are the pr.,tiest and
chcsIe-t, s they are also the best which
We have examined thi. year.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

Mn. WA. EMMETT, Of this county has a
pair Of gate posts, in position, 70 feet high.
We modestly play this sgainst the Shelby
Demoenai. by the way, NE have failed for
two weeks to get that valuable exchange.
Wherefore, llarrisonl
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

BES. GIyrNs, the negro man shotby Tom
Baughman, anotherer negro, sometime ago,
died this week. DR.. z. L. Trueheart, his
attending physician, had a post norton e1.
animation Of the wound, &C., but his dis
covery, for sundry reasons, has not been
made public. The man Bau.hman is in
Jail, awaiting the action Of the Circuit
4
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. J. Il. Pee.
ples, having been called To- assist Rev. q.
c. Ovcrtrec,, in a meeting at CarnllIon;
Rev. J. 4. Boyle, Of llus,onyille, has con-
-eutci To I'LL the pulpit at the Methodist
Church, here, at II O'Clock, Sunday, and
Rev. J. Lotion Iarncs at night.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

Az attempt was made on Tuesday nigh,
by a burglar to enter the store Of Mr.. J. y.
Craig. The effort was fruitle--, as the thief,
perhaps from fright, lef, before accomplish
ing further damage than dis6guring the
door
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

Ton Mos RE, the gentleman ly wife
shooter from Casey county, was transferred
last Monday, from the Jail Of that county,
To the one here. Il is understood that the
authorities feared that an attempt would
he made by Moores friends to release him,
hence his removal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

ALTHOUGH there have been many hats
sold at Hayden Bros. since our last issue,
their stock is ye, complete, and they pro-
pose to keep IL 40 by frequen, purchases.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

Az out house belonging to Mr.. sam.
Baughmsn, caught FIRE aud burned down
this week. Il was close to his barn and
for time that building was in imminent
danger. Loss small.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

ELDER JosErH BALLor, Will preach at
the Christian Church at this place, ne q,
Sunday at ! o'clock
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

License was issued on the 10th, for the
marriage Of Mr.. John Tinsley "f Casey, to
Miss Elizabeth J. Sluder, Of this county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23
aAREErs.
Iomisriife.

Bac-n vas scarce and firm at 6iSc for iacon shout
dvrs, sisass.c fr clear rib sides, and 1855 cor
clear sides. Bulk meats we're easier n - 4aS.c tr
shoulders, 7s.a77 &c er clear rib sides aud ses' =
for clear sides Hams at li,si2,tc lard at l0s.
a lie for tisrce he tor keg, and f2izc br bucket,
Breakfast hacou lie. Mess port at si5. Wheat
was hrm, clasing at o. 35al ~ tor red, 81 ~ for
amber and 81 50 for white. Corn quiet al asa36c
for ear ssCt3oc for shell-d gu arrival and Astl5c
from store. RYE lower at 7Sc. Flour Gus steady,
tlosi ng at ~ 75as % for extra to fancy brands.
butter va. hrm At i5a25c, and egss steady Of
i2gi2iso. Onions at % 5Gd14 50. Potatoes OF $50
4 OO.-rtouisville Commercial, 2lst.
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Horse Foundl

Last month there came IN my farm, small hay
hor-e alout u hands high, Of the Canadian breed
The Osn..s can get hin by proving property aud
pay ing all charges including the c~t Of this mo-
iice. LkNls X. JoNtS,
g5a-tf stamford, ny.
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~ you would make the walls of your
room. look pretty, 20 to Hayden Brothers
and buy your Wallpaper. They have
beautiful patterns.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

Miss 2. W. woop. who received such q
handsome notice from "Fal-tsn" IL in
town TO organize n class in Penmanship.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

TnE gentleman from iIu.tn willie arises
and explains. We are sati. ed, but you
mustn't do ~ sg,in.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

PRoF. RusK, the Elccutionist, will re-
main with Ne several day, and give in.
-truciion in the art.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

WV. l.. wiSoArE, Esq, advertising
Agent 81 A. G. Mycr SCo., Baltimore, was
in TO see us yesterday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

Fury THOUSAND Shingles, in quantities
TO suit purchasers, at 81 per thousand.
WEARES & EVANS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

delay il when hinges and bolts are 90 cheap?
We can sell you very fair saddle at SIS,
and No. ] good one at SIS.
Rope and webbing for kicking rigs; plow
handles and harrow teeth; sprouting hoes,
and wagon spokes; cross-cut saws end raw
hide bulldozers; post sugurs and spade
handles; garden seeds and wagon jacks.
What, we demand. Is the new Presidents
policy in reference to these!
Have you seen the new Wood double.
shovel plow made by Mershon 4 Williams,
and for sale by Campbell & Miller, sole
agents.
A large supply cf Northern grown pota-
toes for seed, offered at fair prices. Every
sensible farmer and gardener appreciates
the advantage Of planting Northern pota-
toes.
800 pounds OF pure Soda Ash sold this
week for making our Incompatible 2.cent
laundry soap. Recipe printed in this col
umn.
The Turkish war has ended and Turkish
Bath Soap ha. declined. We claim the
.ale Of this sap by right Of discovery; but
we have to earn it by right Of conquest il
seems. None ycnuine il sold for oeer as cents
a dozen.
Remember that we offer you a No. Set
of Buggy Harness for SIS; pair Of 2-Horse
Wagon Breeching for 81 90; a first-cla.s
Buggy Bride for 81 so; a pair of Buggy
Lines for 81 rs; Buggy Collar 81 so; Rid
ing Brides from 81 to 81 80; Stirrup
feathers, buck straps, curb., throat latch
Is, reins. bits, snaps, buckles, whips, check
lines, halters, etc, etc, of first rate quality,
aud cheaper than ever.
A big lot Of flower pots. at from % cents
to 81 per dozen.
Those long expected porcelain nest egg,
have arrived
Thimble Skeins Of all sizes, in full sets,
or odds.
Buy the genuine Smith sprouting and
cane hoe. Every one you get from US is
fully warranted. We also warrant III.
Kelly axe.
Choice fresh butter is scarce at 25 cents.
Strictly lirst.class New Orleans NJ olasses
in five gallon kegs.
Choice pastry Lard in twenty pound
buckets.
Dried apples, peaches and prunss, all the
go now.
Black Currant Rolls are coming in fash
ion now.
A lot of Coal Oil Barrels offered at rs
cents each.
Juts and Rattan Door Mats, offered at
reduced prizes.
4 new stock Of Tampa, lamp chi mney-,
and lamp fixtures.
A nice Tea Cani.ter and one pound of
prime Green Tea. for one dollar.
A big lot Of old reliable Shaker Brooms
al % cents each, or by the deem at 81 80.
New stock Of fancy candies, nuts, fruit,
and sweetne ats generally.
Remel.. Der that we keep six grades Of
tea, from common TO the finest that is inn
ported.
We have now in stock big lot Of p.ow
handles, pillow beams, mould boards, lay
slp 81 at HtFf
WV ".
Pr.sh ,;oLIos ,how-oho~ ,.,.,, s.,.J
dress,na c.lar. ..I, a,va.;na a,,sao,s
acids ,niees r,i.i~. curr,n,s rI,ron. stc
sold nj regular grocerv marvin. ~
FRrsu RaLer', Ch,c,I,,. CnY,s Gelatin.
RIVAL Dessic,ted Cocoannt Durkae's saI,d
Dress;ny O.weg, Corn Starch Na,;anaI =.
A Cream T,rtsr lemon Sn1a, a,o -
ceiveJ lately
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23
LOCAL NEWS.

FoR SALr.-Best saddle horse in Ken.
,ucky. \. II. MATHsSY.
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PARLoR ORGANS.

FFom Nm. Fosl, NIAgaa. MI
several months uss of the slsxsnt fsslss O.Ssn
you scni me- iish., thai "a 10 sns ei the ~
made II has a rich tOns iA vsrissB tons. -
organs iof paflsr, shs-i, shursh, oT oths s.l'
MessTs. Geo, T.. Eswsll A ca, IN. III nswsp.,s,
ksl-srtsr, kAys.
Daniel y, bstiiy, the organ buildss. efwsshi.g-
ton y. j., presses 6r~srd sith great visss."
NJ. A. D.. lhhsiici. editor Of the Grsst ssaa ~
porter, amer receiving his organ. sntss
"1"ur ave stsse faTlnr Onsan came .4s
ss,efl musician. have ts.iss Il and yrsassu s. IL
A. N". !, II IL righily n.iAsd The 'sioLies T.l O."
Heal anu ever Eissa. haasy t.fanssd 49, -
,urn Of osgnn, aud ffei ~ charge paid byus -i,-
Vel y. hs~uyl both says N uh.atlsasrtsy. snss
io.i Hiai ufhse days Orssns sausntsS tuf 49,
tore bayins paIloI Org.n. AdAS~ss.
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B { At TYf.A \ . |!
Grand square and Upright.

Grand Square and Upright.
Prom Rufus Snyder, Of Arm II snyder a Hen.
driek., Carringe Manufacturers, ofths 'iiy Of Al
II must confr.- hardly know how 10 exprsss
my qualification on REVIEWING the BEATTY Piaso
you shipped me Il Is at least all could ~. sish
or expect. One Of our most eminsnt musicians
tried II aud spoke In most favorable teims, sh~s
thoroughly testing IT,"
Best offer ever given. Money refunded upgs re-
tel >. B-atyl both ways II unsatisfactory. aftss
test trial Of i've DAYS. Planes warrastsd kr ~
years Address
Daniel F. Beatty,
Washington, Kew Jersey. U.s.A
Go TO
MI. e. LAYTON AT
GIBSON'S CHEAP STORE
AT MONTICELLO,
FOR CHEAP GOODS,
Hs Sells below Granger Prices.
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STANFORD.

Grecsries aud ards~ore.-- Retail.
coBEEcrEp WEEKLY Br CAMPBELL a nuLKB.
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Roos. Put into an iron kettle five gal.
10 Of spfi water, Ia this add i've p'Hnds
II Pure Soda Ash, ant three pound II
unslacked Lime; bill the mixture three
quarters al an hour; then dip all ont into a
tub, shutting me tyb, aud let II III until il
settles 1.-THE I've will rise quite ,i"arl then
dip il oil and put into yoiir kettle Ia tbs
add three gallons Of refuse Rrvl-,', measured
and bail from Two Ia three huurs. II solid
or rich grease j. u.e,', add one fourth les.
You may Try il by dropping n litIle in a
sanor, and, II hard, il is doAS. lou may
then pour il into tub, let il remain until
next day, then cut in bar. &c suit yourself
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THE FOUH-STDHY BRICK STORE.
NO, 81 CANAL STREET, tadioining.J

G. ONE VALUABLE LOT or GROUND. to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the same district and
square as the last above described property,
d signated as lot g. and measures 20 feet inches
front on Canal street by a depth OF bs feet 10
inches. bftween parallel lines with the use OF
the rear yard Hbovs described common to these
three properties only
The above measurements are all more Or less
American measure. and are according to
sketch by J. A. d'Hemeeourt city surveyor,
dated January 16. 1877
Plans Of ali the above described properties
will be on exhibition nnd atl necessary Informs
ton In fsfprfnee to existing leases on the vart~
Gus properties will be announced from the
sfpna ~ the day of sale. i.
TERMS AND CONDI'FI0NS-One cash
and the balance In two, equal payments at one
and two years credit in notes of the purchasers
Il, their own order, bearing interest at the rate
Of per cent per anntirn from dafe until paid,
and secured by mortgage and vendors privl-
lnges on the property sold the notes. to be divid-
ed into coupons to represent the shares Of the
various eo=proprietors and vendors. with the OBJ
tion given to the purchasers to pay In cash all
the one-hird. and with the customary clauses Ut
de non ntienando Insurance.. duly transferred.
OF the buildings and improvements. for an
amount sufficient to cover the credit terms. and
the clause of FIVE per cent for attorneys fees in
case Of non payment Of the NOES and Of judi
cial proceedings for the recovery Of the same.
Ten per cent Of all purchases 10 be paid cash
bind the So es. and the purchasers TO assume
over and above their bids the taxes becoming
due and exigihle in the year 1878.
Acts of sale before Theo. Huvot. notary pub
He at the EXPENSE OF the purchasers
mytn Ib ~ 20 ie5 10 til
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Orleans.
10y A. H. pONE. Auetioneer-0 Office No. A Car
ID ondelet street--TU ESDAY. May %. 1877 at IL
o'clock M. at the Merchants and Auctioneefs
Exchange, on Royal street between Canal and
Customhonse streets, will be sold at public aue-
ton pursuant to two orders Of the Second Dis
trict Court rendered In the above entitled sue
ceeeion, the following described property. to
wit ,,,,,,-, .,,,,,. :,
AND INTEREST in and to two certain lots OF
ground with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated In the First District this city,
In square No. 81 bounded by Gaauuet. Prienr.
Canal and Johnson streets, the one designated
as Lot No /, on q plan Of ]. Pile. surveyor,
dated May 1, 1910. deposited in the office 81 - L.
Mcfay lnte notary, and on the copy. thereof
made by H. A. Hedin. architect. dated March IL.
1851 and deposited in the. office of Michael Ger
non, notary public, and measuring % feet
lines front IN said Gasauet street. by 1909 feet 10
inches and 3 lines in depth and front on said
Prieur street, aud forming the corner Of Gas
uurt and prieur streets: aud the other desg..
mated rs Lot No. 80 IN the plan of the said
Hedn, architect and measuring ~ feet and 9
lines front on Gas1uet street. by the same depth
as, and Joins, the preceding lot
Terms and conditions-Cash.
Act of aale at the expense of the purchaser, be-
fore A. j. Lewis, notary public
apo ~ mr4 ii Is "a
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sApmss mmiaur w. ArtIe,,ise ssues'in, widow
Of Allen Smith.

rrIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II -jah 81 Orlpans-No s2sa-By virtue Of writ
of seizure and sale to me directed by the Hon,
arabia He Firth District Court tor the. parish of
Orleans, In fhe above entitled cause, ! will pro,
tssd to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auciunaers' Exchange Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Uustonihouse etreets. n the
Henohd District Of this city, on TUHDAf,
June D. taT1. ut Ia o'clock m, the FOLLOWING de-
strfbei property. to witt
Al I,nf or GROUND. situated ~ The suburb
Treti,s. In the Saeoni District Of this city. desg-
mated hy the number two Of SQUARE marked X,
an h plan drawn by MIR. Gourmet. architect. on
the nineteenth OF January. 1896. The said lot OF
ground measures In Engl sh measure thirty one
feet seven inches AMI ak lines In front on ut.
phillip street, between Defhigny and Roman
streets by one hundred and twenty four feet
eight Inches and ak lines III depth betw,een par.
allel lines 1ha said square X being bounded
by MI phillip. Derhigny, Homah and Dnmaine
straeis together with All the buildings and I'm
ufovempnts thereon, and oil the rights. ways
privileges and appurtenanees thereunte belong
Ing or In anywisp apperaihing.
Being the same property u .uuired by INC Dc
frndant herein from Mrs. Louise Azur, widow
81 Louis Robert, Jacques Robert and Miss
slarfsse Robert, as per act PASSED before Onisi'
,hore Drouet, notary public lin this city, on the
twenty ninth day of November. 1854.
Heizpd In the Whoee suit.
Terms cash on the spot
THOMAS III. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans.
M d tAn