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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-22

The following letter il from the TEN,
peranee Ensign, the official organ Of the
NC. T, T., published in Pittsburgh:
WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. 10.
Editor Ensign ~ have spent two weeks
in this place, and participated in the
meetings. Many drinking men are being
reel aimed, and great good accomplished.
The meeting at Parker Hall ia under the
leadership OF Mr. Wilbur Trueman, Of
Bridgeport, o. lie ia comparatively a
young man; has suffered fearfully
from intemperance; is the son Of
minister and well educated. Uia
language ia chaste and well selected,
and | hope you may hear him at the "Old
Home" Union. There are many earnest
and thorough workers among the reform
ed men here. Wash. Baggs was rescued
nine months ago, and ia a most effective
worker. Among the lawyers are Cra-
craft, known in Murphyisn al the siege
gun Of West Virginia, Davenport and
KempIe. But to speak Of temperance in
Wheeling without naming that ''noblest
Roman OF them all" Thomas Hornbrook,
would be like acting Hamlet, but
leaving out the melancholy Dane
Mr.. Hornbrook il tower Of strength,
Il thorough busine1s man. He has been
eminentIy successful, and devotes much
OF his income to benevolent purposes
In relieving the poor, which he does er'
tensively, he carries out his business
principles. He buys provisions at whole
sale and stores them away in a cellar, and
when acquisitions are made on him he ia
ready to respond. His health has not
been good lately, butts better, and l pray
he may be long spared to do in the future
what he has done in the past-send Joy
to many desolate homes. g.
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Cincinnati.

CISCINSArI. December 2l.-COtton-
Dull at lOSc. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet and steady; red 81 l5al %.
COrn-DuIl and prices n shade lower at 80
a4Oc. kye-Dull and lower at 6Oa62c.
Oats-Quiet and steady at 2Sa32c. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Dull and
nominal. Lard-Dull: steam 81 90, closing
at 81 17H bid, kettle ShaSxc. Bulk Meats
Dull at 81 50A1 95aG W.. BaCon-DuIl al
6Ha7ha7I1C. Green Meats-Dull and
nominal. Butter-Dull aud lower; Cream
cry 2Sa3Oc; prime to choice Western Ike.
serve lSa2Oc, Central Ohio 15al6c. Lin.
seed Oil-Qniet and steady at 5Sc. WINS
ky-Quiet at 81 Us.
HoGs-Dull and lower and very little
doing; common s. 50a3 rs, light s. SOFAS o.
packing 81 OOAi 10, butchers 81 2Oa4 rs.
The Chamber Of Commerce voted to I'D
journ from saturday till Wednesday next
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BELLAERE LOCALS William G. Coch.
ran Esq., ex.sberifF Of thia county, re.
ceiyed the appointment Nh inspector OF
the State Tobacco Warehouse at this city,
yesterday evening from Governor Young,
Bonds $4,000
Mr.. J. NJ. Brodie, contractor for the
building Of the Tobacco Warehouse, in.
formed uS that the work Of laying brick
VIVA completed last evening
The fires at the Belmont Glass works
we're extnguiAhed Thursday evening and
a number Of the hands were engaged yea.
terday in cleaning out the furnace A
vacation, Of at least two wCcks, il prom.
ised TO the employees.
Miss Minnie Wells. Of Newark, O, Ia
visiting the family Of Gen. HOge, Of this
city.
Masters Corven and Thoburn, attending
school at Meadyille, Pa, are expected
here to-day to spend the holiday vacation
with their parents and numerous rOlA-
liVes.
The oyster trade At this place, in conSe.
quence Of the warm weather, Ia distress.
ingly quiet.
The target shooting contest bstweon
the Mathews Light Guards, Of Wheeling,
W, Vs., and the EellAiro Light Guards, Al
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, December 2l.--Wheat-Quiet
No. l white Michigan 81 81, amber Michigan
spot and seller December 81 3OH, selle,
January $l3I, No. 2 red winter spot and
seller December 81 20, seller January
2SA. COrn-Quiet; high mixed 6lHc
No. = spot JOIGc, new 47I1u, rejected i9c
Oats-Quiet NO.2 2S11c, No. 2 white 20 10
Clover Seed-ChOice 81 So. Dressed liogs
Inactive.
At the close Wheat was firm: ambe,
Michigan seller December 81 3OH, seller
January 81 81, seller February ST 70, No,
: red winter seller January 81 20, No. 3 red
81 l2H, No. 2 spring $ll2 Corn uuiet
new No. 2 spot +7<c, seller January 1910
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, December 2l.-The DrovrI
journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1000; shipments 100
dull and lower, except feeders and stOcktrs
which are scarce and firm at S. OOa3 So
choice to prime steers sold ut 81 45ai O5
lair to good 81 OOa4 Is, butchers slow, cows
81 15l3 10, bulls 81 25a3 10, calves s. OC
as 10, steers 50 l5a3 70: Two car loads Of
Colorado cows at 50 40.
HoGs-keceiPts 10000 shipments $780,
Market dull and weak. Mixed packing
81 95s4 o., heavy shipping 81 i5aI 20
light 81 Goat 10.
sHEEP-RCceipts $50; shipments LOO
nominal at 81 GOa3 80.
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the target grounds Of the latter on Satur.
day last resulted 10 q complete victory
Tor the Wheelingites, by 1888 to l57. Il
At first you, B. L. g., don't succeed, try
try, again.
The track Of The Bellaire 4 s. W. K. r,
has been laid a. far as Futhey's about
i've miles. Tracklaying will be resumed
a. soon ~ more rails arrive. Ifrails ar.
rive the track will be completed toWegee
In few days.
Our enterprislng furniture dealers, Ar.
bentE 4 Hoffman, contemplate opening a
arSt-class undertaking establishment,
with Mr.. Isaac Grafton as manager, about
the first Of next month.
Seven couples are booked for the mat.
rimonial market next week. J.E. D.
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Tho Retort Gus stove.
"EUREKA!"

THE BEST GAS BURNER IN THE MARKET,
and warranted to do oil that Is claimed Of Il III,
In universal use Throughout the Eat, aud 10 adopt.
ed BY the city Of Pittsburgh on the btfeet lamps
aud 10 all the public buildings aud Ia many pr.
vAte houses As 10 Its being The bst and cheapest
burner TO 10 had, the following comparisons on.
coFSe, ihs Mne pressure given each burner: An
ArBaud burner plvS ~ per cent more lISht than a
common Bras Fish Tall Burner; Lava Tip Bras
Burner (nochtCk) q per cent more; Ellis Patent
u per cent more The EyARS IS per cent more, and
the WINDSOR PATENT Ct FRR cRNr A0RH. Thus
you Will OCe the EllIstQuls the Argand; the Evans
gives 10 per cent more light, and the Windsor IS
per cent, proving Itself tue BEST BURNER in
THE MARKkT. Having been appointed Sole
Agent for tue Windsor burner, new offer them 10
the citizens Of Wheeling, assuring them that II Is
all that Is claimed for Ii and no one using Gas can
HfIrd 10 he without them. Also 4 new and com.
plete assortment Of Gas Fixtures, lead, Stone and
iron Pipe, BEAss Work Of alt description, and all
articles TO b. found In a hrst.ClASs Plumbing ard
Gas Fitting establishment.
delI OSCAR SEELEY, 2ii2 Main 81.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 2i.-Wool-
More active and slightly easier, but at I'm.
changed prices supply light, Wheat
unSetlledi amber 81 43al a., red 81 4Oa
! Is, white 81 i5al 90, Corn-Quiet aud
hrm; yellow OBa67c, mixed "a I1RB6c. OatG
-QuIst; white western 38Na38c, western
mixed 3JHaSGc. Rye--Quiet ut 7Oa7So.
IroyiSiOna-Quiet and unchanged. Butter,
Eggs and Cheese Unchanged. Petroleum
-NOminally unchanged. Whisky--$l n,
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EAST Liberty, December 21.-CATrLE-
Receipts for two days 60 head Of through
and 81 head Of yard stock; total for four
days 9Ol head OF through and 1902 head
OF yard. Five loads for sale; no buyers.
HoGs-Receipts for two days ,2O6 head;
total for four days II, 035, YorkerH 81 l5
"a IS, Philadelphia 81 25a4 IS.
snREP-ReceiptS Tor two days 800 head;
total for four days $500 head. None sell.
Ing.
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Editors lntellIgencer.
Ifunbaptized infants are doomed to the
torments Of hell, Ns held by some theolo.
gians, what would become OF child "bOrn
Of woman" and dying soon after birth,
before opportunity could be had 10 bap-
tie it? II consigned to hell, is il a jil.t
God that wouId act thus rnercileSEIy ?
The question is asked that our divines
may commit Themselves IA to God's
goodness and justness, Some divinea say
"!here are infants in hell not span long"
UNTAFTl2ED.
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NRw YoRK, December 2l.-Buslncss
continues light with package houses. Cot.
tons quiet, but brown and COlOred cottonS
are firmly hold. Lewiston ticks were adj.
yanced per cent by agents. Prints dull,
Ginghami and dress goods quiet. MEMS
wear woolenS less active, Foreign goods
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GheQntelli9eucer,
NOTHING Bur SNOWDROrs


ny uARY X. uRADLEY.
"in the presence Of your WOe,"
Writes my fri and 10 me to-day,
~ am dumb; for Will know
Words are worse III IN empty 70
have not word 10 SIy.
"Bnt In proof Of sympathy,
Take these snOWdrops that ! send:
let Illsir tender bsIu(y DO
Muiely eloquent or NE,
Dear aud SOrrow.StdCken friend"
Sometimes, Just to have one'H mood
Com pretended, Is relief;
Simply 10 BE- understood
ln Ont'1 sorrow Is good
That Avals TO soften grie'.
And Of al tho words well-meaut
To console my Rchlng heart,
Though 40 many have b.,en sent
With no lack Of kind intent -
These alone have sOOthed the SnllTt,-
Thee whose meaning Is expressed
In mindful Of white ti)Wsr,
oh for one that usal to rest
Ora happy mothers breast,
In the happy, vanished hours
Under skies Of wlntry gray
Was my little sDOWd'Op b!oWn;
But lovely April dIy,
Or an nppls.bOugh la May,
Or the rose that June would own
For herv very fAlrCst child
Are but symbols Incomplete;
For since Christ, the UndrGlAd,
On HIS virgin mother smiled,
Never was b. 10 50 sweet.
Yet she dad, and Col knows why;
fROei are rarely uurSel 80 welt
HeITt Anl hand and els AMI Oys,
Waited on her smile or sigh
Watched " see no hIrm Ueiell.
Not ACRE was left uatfisi;
Bat l-whOm the world hal shOWl
Through her eyes Its sunny side
Looked on helpless while Sne died,
sItin darkness now Alone;-
sit and sax the reason why
That may not, mUt not knOw W;
That no Shtnlng Ia thu sky,
And no Wind that pII4eS by,
To my yeIrulUg heart VIII show,
Can dad It here, my friend,
In your snlwdrop' purely white
Docs the teudcr giII you send
Tenlersr meanings con p;Rhenl
Fur the soul thIt reIda Alright
Who shall teach ma, then, to read
All the hid len mgInins claIr'
God, you answer Well, indeed,
CD has seemed t. lend my need
Bat an inlttentlve ear.
Ih4Ve weIrIel Him with cries
OF OeSeechIng and Of pin;
hive lifted up mine eyes
Bllnd with wc.plnE n til. skies.
have wtuug my hlndS In vain,
Anl tn, 8 Milling Heaven WAS hrAu
To my pleading agony;
When saw my bIby pass
Through thegIts Of DtAth, Rl1S'
Htlven's GIts was shut On me-.
Yet three delicate white thlnSa
Seem to breathe an InaIGucs
Tint uplltts M. as with wings,
Past my hope esi qustIOningi
ToA vague intelligence.
lam blind and sloE to learn,
but within me something stirG,
Till the creedS u'el to spurn
To my soul as truths return,
Through these silent messengers,
Thou, who glveit uncontrolled
Unt9 eIch his dG'tlny-
Ma my slrTUWs mdnlill -
These the tender gtics they hold
Lat them tp al ma t,nl In THAI
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AhNlbhOhD oONbb-NkulGks
STATE BoNDs-TenneSSeeS, both old and
new, sold lower.
SToCKs-Dull, and It is not likely that
there will be much activity till after the
holidays are over. Half the transactions
were in Lake Shore, which sold down to
59H, recovered to sou and closed at 595E
The break In this stock in the early deal.
lngs was based on rumor that the divi.
dend would only be X per cent, while itS
ultimate recovery was due to the official
announcement that the dividend was 2 per
cent. Western Union sold up to Is, closing
at 75N. Ohios sold down to s, and closed
at 81.
The following Is a summary Of the an.
nual report Of the Lake Shore issued to.
day: Gross earnings $685., $3.50, expenses
copper cent $9,O23 ,955; net earnings 81,
5lS,9si; interest leases, etc ,2,742, 900; bal.
ance 81 766.0S4, applied rs follows: Ashta.
bula accident $i93,94O, sinking fund (lS77)
S950,000, dividend, 2per cent February LIST
IS7S-$9s9,33G total $l,73S,27O; surplus
1874.
Transactions aggregated II 900 shares, OF
which 5000 were Erie, A., ZOO Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern, $500 0hiOs, 5000
Lackawanna, and 5000 Western Union,
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PittsburRI, Market.

PtTTsBUEOH, December 2l.-PetrolSum
Dull; crude 81 20 att PArEer's, for In,
mediate shipment; refined lSO Philadelphia
delivery.
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ny mail, Ia GdpdNos, Po'tCVs prPGid.
One ysar-"....,..,oSl 50 Biz months ..."..Sl o.
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And an extra copy to person getting up Cub
~ The HLOVs phcPa are invnrilblO Remit o.
our risk, In DmitS OF fOstOfiCe Money Order1, and
where neither Of these can 10 procured, send the
money In Registered letter.
HE INTELIIGENCER will present daily the
news In all departments, from all quarters Of
the world, n well Is complete record Of local
events
THE WEEKLY 10 printed on Thursday, and can
DO had At the counter, In paid envelopes, read
for mailing or Send d copy 10 dbIeNl {riendI
and TtdiittI tOih MetrI from hoUId
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& Cdmlpbtu" and should In NO cue be dddrEtIed 10
either tndtpidudl member Of the dTn BY mama
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Terms Of SUBSCRIPTION.


By mall IN Gdtone', pOIiO0s prPotd.
One yPtT..."......"sS 90 Tires InOnthS.....O7 q
hiX hIBnthsa...... .- I 90 One monthA,........ "
DClIYefed bY CAETieTI IN City l6e per weak.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money an d stocks.

NEW YORK, December 2l.-MONRY--
6a7 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5a7
per cent. Custom receipts $l70,0OO. The
Assistant Treasurer diSbursed $l1S,0OO.
CleArings $l2,OOO,000. Dry goods imports
for the week $4,000. Sterling unchanged.
GoLD-Opened at l02X, and closed at
lO2H. Carrying rates Sa6 per cent.
SILvRR-At London 54Nd. Here, silver
bars are 81 2OH, greenbackB; 81 TX gold.
Silver coin is HaN per cent discount.
GnYRRNMRHTR-nnl
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o.. Rleo'dI Essence d Lie rUstOrS nNuhUoI
and tho 'lROr Of youth TO the most NhRttrFri " n
slitulIOn Ia four weeks, from whatever cause arts
Ing. Failure lmpOASihlU RHERrr Of ndV,itls, ~
who offer so-cAllSi Fro Prescriptions that are use
lH"a, aud hnAlly prove TulnoUuly expensive Whist.
ever has mNttt must COsl iAiI price 81 IrT CluS
h0nt " expires anywhere, Role Agent, nT. JOS
JACQuE ! uniTSraity PlGCS, New IOII Drug.
Il'tS supplied. Ui1
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HEnI.WEEKLY.


BY mall, IN GtVuNOs, poIGOOt TPatd.
One ysar..,.....,..SS 90 6ix months. ...".".Sl D
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISER ENTs.

SHERIFF SALES.

martha soye VS.. M. A. Price ct ais.
CyTXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish OF orleans. No. a997.-By virtue Of writ
of feri faeias against Mary Amelia PRICE and
Jointly G ' to me dirseied By the Honorable ths
Sixth district Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
at public auction at the Meroha h, ana hno
frict of thi city. on SATURDAY. April twenty.
first 1s77 at II o'clock m the following described
prsSGgssfEsSk s oEnrAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
gether with ali the buildings and improvements
thereon, rights ways. privileges md setvitues
inc. situate in the First District OF this city In
the square bounded by Duplantier. Magazine.
Constance and bartholomew streets, designated
as lots Nos. to I. inclusive. on plan deposited
in the office OF o. de Armas, notary put'ito In
this city as plan No. 3. which lots measure as
follows. to-wit: Lots Nos !, 2.s and 8 each 81
feet inches and lines front on Duplantier
street, by 100 feet Ia depth. between parallel
10 Inches and lines wide. Said lot No. forms
the corner OF Constance and Duplantier streets.
lot No. mensures ~ feet inches a anS S, Lines
parallel lines. OF 100 feet 10 inches and lines
md lot No. measures ~ feet front on Con,
stance street by i27 feet 10 inches In depth. and
described lots which alley is common to said
seven lots, which said lots belong to the said
minors. Alice and rank Marine and to the said
iats mother, N 4. Amelia Sidie.widow Of George
Price and de,t ased wife OF John Il. Marine. And
the said Mrs Geo. Price had acquired the said
property from the succession Of D. sidle. per
net pissed before sal notary. y. de Armas, on
th soth day OF evember, 1853
Seized In the above suit
Terms--CRsh on the spot,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mllap api IL al
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Thierry Du Faugeray VS.. arerge Lewis,
Collins Davis interdicted.


ITOuRTH lIsTRI Il COUNT FOR THE PAR
4 ish OF Orleans-No. 4,416.-By virtue OF a
writ OF Heri faeia4 to me directed by the FL nor.
able the Fourth District 9 uri for the parish OF
Orleans, IN the above entitled cause, VI pro
ceed to sell ut public n"tion, at the, merchants
and Auetiopsers' Exchange Royal STREE Pc
tween Canal and Customhouse Etreets. ~ we
Second District Of this city, on WEDNESDhl,
May ninth. 1877, at Ia o lock M. the tolioWlhg
dss RIB ID prnnery tow, ~, ....,.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
rights. ways. customs servitudes anu appnr-
tenapres thereunto belonging or IN any wise ip-
pertaining. situated in the First District q TINS
city in the square bounded by Rampart siate
Cjrcus) Grayier Basin tlhte St Johnl anu Gom-
mon streets said lot forms the corner u tam
part or Circus. and Gravier streets. and meas
ures twenty five feet front on the former by one
the latter and is bounded In the rear by On alley
ten feet four inches wds the use Of which Is
common to said lot and others. it being under
stood that the lot herein seized Is Intended 70
COMPRISE the whole ground on which stands the
corner house aforesaid, from Gravier street TO
the middle of the party wall dividing u from
the adjoining house. and from Rampalt street
to the common alley aforesaid, and gu the as-
Tendencies thereof. which property belongs 70
the defendant herein by inheritance as the sole
issue and heir OF George Davis. who had ac-
uuired u larger tract. OF which the ab2ye Is q
portion, by purchase from Mrs. Eulalle 1repag.
Diar wife OF Jean dc la VillebHuvre, ny act
passed before Michel de Armas, then notary
public in this city. on the second OF August, 1871
heizeJ in The above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot -
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
~ tuyQ
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Martin RSNe vs. W. n. II Atts mss
SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR,
- ish Of Orleans No s327-By virtue Of writ
of Heri faeias against Mary Amelia Price and
the minors Alice Marine and Frank Marine a n,
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell
ut public auction. ut the Merchants and Anc1
tioneers Exchange. Royal street, between Canal
a Of tbs eta op WEpNE5pAY May ninth 1877
at IL o'clock m. the following described prop
't / 4 Y CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with, all
the buildings and improvements thereon, rights.
ways. privileges Or servitudea thereunto a.,
tached or in anywise appertaining. situate In
the First District Of this city, in the square
bounded BY Magazine. Delord. Foneher and
and measuring twenty -four feet ten inches front
on Magazine street, by one hundred and thir.
teen feet six inches In depth. between parallel
eleven feet eleven inches wide. running from
J. hNoTHER Tor Or GROUND, with oil the
buildings and improvements thereon. rights.
ways privileges, or seryitudes thereunto at
tached or IN anywise appertalnlng, ,sltuaIe9 IN
the district and In the sanae
citation and bartholomew streets. designated as
lot number thirty three and measuring twenty
four feet nine inches and five lines front on
Duplantier or Caliope, street, By, one, hundred
and twenty-five feet three inches In depth.
between parallel lines;
nors, Alice and Frank Marine. and to the said
Mrs, M. A. Price, by inheritance from their late
mother, Mrs Amelia Side, widow of George
Price. and deceased wife of John l.. Marine: and
the said Mrs. George Price had acquired the
said property before her marriage witt. the SAD
ceased father and mother. David and Harriet
Sidle as per act passed before Octave De Armns.
Notary Public in this city. on the thirtieth day
of November. 1868.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on tho spot. - ,rnv
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Civil Sher1H OF thb PHfIBh OF UTIUHIIs
apr II my9
Miss charlotte Pau iae X. X. dc la terrierc
vs.. George Washington Henry England ct

Miss charlotte Pau fue X. X. dc La "errsere
vs. George Washington Henry England ct
ais.
E,OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIL = PAR.
J. ish Of Orleans 442oa;.,By virtue %, OF
honorable the Fourth District Court # the
parish of Orleans in the above entitled ctuse, l
will proceed TO sell ut public antion, at IN" Mer-
nh .nts and Aucioneers' Exchange toyal st Get.
btw cen Canal arc Customhouse streets. IN the
SEQ nd District of this city on WE'D NJ DAY,
May ninth 1877, Mt ~ o'clock IN the following
agsca'o GEhpT r22S'' LOT ii q" or GROUND with oil
the building and improvements there n. sit
uated in the First District If this city in tn
Eusrpe. i, lioitv aud White streets. designated
"a 10 number three Of square number eight, ms
per plan drawn by NJ. Harrison a,ehitect. on
the fifteenth of August, 1s4o annexed TO an net
pass ell before IS. IL. Lewis late u notary pubic
In this city. on the same day: whi IA lot measures
thirty two feet four inches and iour iinea. on
Hercules Tor Rampart) street by ninety-tiy feet
eleven inches and six lines in depth. between
parallel lines. all American measure.
O. AND A CERTAIN POhI ION OF GROUND.
situated in the rear of T. aforesaid lot, aid be-
me bH ryat eet and
the line Separating 1t from said lot number De
hree, twenty nine feet even inches ana SIX
lines on the side pearest Felicity stree ana ma
line separating 1t from the remaining portion OF
said lot numb, r eight, all American measure.
Together with all and singular the buildings
and imp, ovemenls on said lot Of ground. rights.
ways. privileges and servtndes thereunto be-
longi or in anywise appertaining.
Being the same property acquired by the late
khsd y Seore oseph
notary public in this city, on the twenty-thfrd
dav of December 1868.
Seized In the above suit.
Ao'A''- o'''n oN '' THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the pari h of Orleans.