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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09

The usual interest was manifested at the
meeting. Sunday. May 9th.
After singing and prayer, President
Woods made few opening remarks. and
announced q Temperance lecture by Lu-
Their Benson, (notice Of which is given
elsewhere.)
The next speaker was Vim. p. Joy, who
spoke in most nattering terms Of the Bucks
port Reform Club and the Convention re-
Gently held in Bucksport. Never had the
speaker so realized the Importance Of tenn
perance work as while attending tost con-
vention. 1t seemed as though the curtain
was suddenly rolled away, and the grand
eur, truth and Importance OF the temper
ance work was displayed with renewed
force. Mr.. Joy regretted that the Ellis
worth Club had not been obliged to take
the platform before, but the opportunity
was not wholly lost, and now WAS the time
for the Reform Club TO do great work.
But let the first duty be TO make the Club
what it should be.-the material is here to
make as powerful q temperance society As
any place can show. 1t is necessary. how
ever. to have charity for all who are en-
gagged in this work, for those who sre try
Ing to bring light to others, who are % we
once were, ir the dark. This Temperance
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tastine
The demand for teacher. l. drawing
quite IA number of pupils from the Normal
School.l During the past month the school
has had large number OF visitors. citizens
OF the town, graduates OF the school and
educ ators from different places.
The two societies. connected with the
school have presented from week to week,
interesting and profitable exercises under
the direction OF the efficient officers.
". VI. Sargent, Esq. recently gave an
interesting and instructive address before
the Pbilomathean Society. His knowledge
of the work of the school and deep interest
in It's welfare insure respect for his words
of encouragement and advice. The second
lecture in the Course was delivered by
Rev. George Forsythe uf Bucksport. Sub.
ject "A True Aristocracy." The true
aristocrst is not one who inherts wealth
or title, but the nan OF brain and heart
who is willing to work and suffer for hu-
manity aud principle.
The lecture was well received by large
and Intelligent audience. aud the earnest
words would have been worth much more
than the price OF ticket, to many who
did not hear them
The SchOolhouse has received extensive,
thorough repairs and is now II substantial
structure. aud when tn. painters have fin
ished their work il will present \ fiue APP
pearauce. n.
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Condensed Dispatches.

Washington Specials say that Packard
~. hot accept the Liverpool Consulshp
Us personal and business Interests are
% louisiana. aud he does not wish to have
,ueA FOR any position in the gift of the
gs'erumeut. Mr.. Packard is now on s
~ TO his former home In Maine.
Lieut.. Roe from Fort keogh reports at
b,mark the surrender OF Chief Gall and
10 warriors from Sitting Bolts camp to
Lieut.. Baldwin and commander On Poplar
RIVER. Gall WAS one Of the Hostile lead
er,, aud his surrender Is regarded by Gen.
Niles as al important victory. Fort Beck
la been abandoned. and the troops have
marched TO Forts heogh and Buford.
The ST. Adams. VT, Advertiser, learns
from reliable source that the .Fenisn
brolherhood in that section. is getting into
"orAing order, in view OF the possibility
Of var between England and Russia
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spring Arrangement-City Of Richmond.
NOTICE.. T. Cusemsn.
For Rent-H. ". Jordan.
Notice 10 Vessel owners Dyer r. Jordan.
Road Notice-Reuben Curtis & ais.
Rosd Sotice-Leander c. Perkins 4 ais.
Csrd-O. II. Trpp.
notice.. N. Hamor
found-Z. r. Luitt
sewing Aschines-J. T. Crippen.
foreclosure-C. A. sponord At'y.
Bncksport Savings Bssk-T. {. woodinan.
CAuiion-Oliyer Maddooks.
Mise Ads.-Geo. p. Rowell 4 Co.
Probate Notices.
seed OATS. T. Crppen
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Counterfeit Bank Notes.
NEW YORK. May

INV lOhh. clsf
\ one hundred dollar counterfeit note on
:he Massachusetts, National Bank, OF New
Bedford, Mass, has been pu: In circulation.
The following discrepancies between it and
tae genuine are noticeable: In the coun-
terlcit, tue lower part of the letter ). in the
--aAture OF ). b. Colby, register OF the
treasury. comes over the letter NJ. in the
Word Massachusetts. while in the genuine
I comes over the first lette! ;. In the word
Massachusetts,. In the genuine the lower
lar; OF the letter L. 10 the signature OF r.
/ spinner. treasurer OF he II Cocks
a n The upper part of the letter +, In the
word February. while in the counterfeit
,H= letters do not touch.
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The late fine weather has had a very
persuasive way with the grass.
Preparations are being made to start
a new bakery in Coombs' block during the
present week.
The Bangor Commercial is sold on our
streets every morning by johnny wyman.
1t has been decided to dedicate Tenn
peranee Hall with appropriate ceremonies
on Wednesday evening, the 22nd. inst.
-Messrs. Hall Brothers are building a
new office and store honse, near their
steam mill. On Water st.
Luther Benson writes that he wants
MS audience next Monday evening. to
wear their linen clothes and carry their
fans.
We learn that John Jordan, a son of
nienard Jordan, formerly of Ellsworth.
mas been shot BY the Indians at . rancho
In Texas.
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work Is the most grand. common sense
work one can be engaged In, so let all
work. and much can be accomplished.
Mr.. Chilcot. endorsed all Mr.. Joy had
said In favor OF the Reform Club and tenn
perance people Of Bucksport. and regret
ted that there were not more Of the intelli-
gent, influential. and business men of this
city engaged in the work. Here at these
meetings is the place to discuss the princi-
Piles OF temperance, so let each one speak
his mind, but. with all Difference to the
opinions of others.
Mr.. Cole referred TO the fact that too
many young men commenced life with no
definite aim, no particular object in view.
II one would accomplish q good work il Is
necessary TO have particular aim in view
and II young men start on life's Journey
with no purpose, there is great danger Of
their succumbing to the evils around them.
Bat II young men start with purpose in
view, determined to succeed in being true
men, there is little danger of their becom-
Ing iutemperate. Ii is when the purpose
Is lacking that temptations have the most
power.
Capt. kief spoke of the necessity Of all
joining the Reform Club that they may be
better men, and not tboughtlessly and
with little interest. The members the Club
needs. are those. who. having left of drink
Ing are determined to oe better in every
particular. One earnest. devoted worker
Is worth more than dozen lukewarm In
the work.
Mr.. Rowe thought when people went TO
work In the right way ~e could be as good
temperance town as any 10 be SEEN
When public sentiment is so advanced and
il educated that the people will say we
iriU stop the sale OF rum. It will be done
and not till then. Every man. woman and
child should engage In this work
Miss Bartlett was certain that the surest
way to succeed would be TO educate our
sons; 90 do this the mothers must be edu-
Gated, then the work would be well aud
rightly commenced
Remarks were also made by Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. Moore. and Mr.. Aiken.
President Woods urged all who had not,
10 sign the pledge.
Meeting next Sunday afternoon at I
O'Clock. GR.r.
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Investigation Of HAYES Title.

NJ" DIRK, MAY I.
lie prospect for an lnvestig alton OF the
;t OF Hayes has settled down 10 a resolu-
,.a TO be offered in the House next Mon
day. under Z suspension OF the rules for an
investigation by the House Judiciary Com
IL ,ter.
An telegraph letter fiom Samuel j. Til
den has been received saying that Con
GEES viii be guilty of neglect II ii does not
Investigate the Florida case.
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Aroostook Farmers Convention.

toRT FAIRFIELD. Me-, May :.
Convention of farmers a. Pre,que
lie last night, considered the matter OF
sugar beet raising. Mr.. Geunert was pres
cot aud sufficient encouragement obtained
to insure the erection OF dry-housc there
this season. \ thirty thousand dollar
sugar house i promised tor the next sea-
son, employing TWO hundred hands. if the
farmers take hold OF the matter, which no
doubt they will.
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City and County.
ss..s...s Services |. this City each Sunday

CoSGREGArIoSAL.-Pr at 10 80 A
N and p. NJ. Sabbath School in tse aftei-
Coon, II IL O'Clock.
BAPTIsT-Presching ST T. N. Sabbath
school at ] 7. n.
tNITARIAS.-saobsth School ii / p. M
freAchin2 al 2: Is and 80 r. N.
CATH"IIC.-Preachinga at 10 i-2 o'clock A.
u sabbath School 81 ? 7. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING at and z. M
sabbath School ST ! Z. VI.
Meetings held every Sun
day st O'Clock. p. NJ. 10 Hall over Munich
pa Court Room, Cootnbs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE AEETING-every Sun
day 81 P. NJ, AT Temperance Bail.
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ID l + D j..

Obituary notices. beyond the Date Mama and
Age. must be paid for.
Extraordinarily I'd, Chss. A. Lovrtt. aged
l year. II months and Is days.
Penobscot-April 9th, Wesley Leach, aged
90 years, 8 months.
No. sedgwick-April 18th, Julia. youngest
child Of Mr. Geo. Page.
April 14th, James H., oldest son of Mr..
Geo. Page, aged Il years.
Buehill Neck-April oath, Mr.. Richard Pert,
aged Il years and months.
Bluehill-April 18th, Mr.. Henry W. Bent,
aged "a years.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

When you visit or leave the City OF NEW YORK.
save annoy ance and expense of carriage hire and
stop at the 0hAyO CNION HOTEL, OPP
posite The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Ii has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and is fitted
up nj an expense Of e900 800. Elevator, steam
The RBnTA ~ = ANTI, Lunch Coanter and
Wine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar.
kes can furnish The cuisine is unsurpass ed.
day: rich suites ior families proportionatelr low
SO that visitors to The city and travellers live
more iuxuriousiy, for less money, At The GRAND
UNION. than mt any other hrst class Hotel in the
c,ty stages and cars psss The Hotel every min.
ute for sJl parts OF the city.
iva CT. W. ID. GARRISON, Manager.
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PoRTLAND-Ar /. sch Pavilion. Robbins. Cal
ais Victory Moon. sullivan for New York.
Frank Pierce. Barker. steu ben for DO stOn Asri-
cola whltmorc, Ellsworth for Boston MArcclius
Pomroy. BANGOR for >orw.lk.
CID l, sch CRY Of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth
Cid s. sch Come. Bunker. IT Pierre; Railroad
Webster. Casiine. Ida &. sponord, ingalls,,
Ea-tpoTt
Ar 1, sch Toronto Gott. BrookNn. Victory,
Gould, b. 70 for Lynn.
Cii 4, sch Benedict, Crockett, Bluchiil 70 load
for Y
Ar g. .ch William Hll. Gor,loa. sullivan for 10, .
ton. \ 1. Brooks smAllagc, Mt Descr. tor Bus
ton u L sirout. Clarx. Miilbrilge. for Boston 3.
Ar %. sch Nay wyman, sawyer. Trem ont for
Boston
BosToS-Ar ! sch FAR Dealer. Dodge. Ell :
swOuh
Ara, sch senator. Bon.ey. Ellsworth.
Arsch Mars iihl. Bow den, Franklin. Emily
swIft. sparrow, incA spoTi.
SAIEM-Ar J, sch Julia Elizabeth, stoyeT.
Rluehili
NEwBCRYpoRT-C,d s. sch Clio ChiicotIe.
Fullerton. Ellsworth.
FORTS MOUTH-Ar I, sch Mary \ Holt,
stAnwood Philadelphia: William Tell. Leach.
Bucksport. Agricoia. WhitmoTe Ellsworth Mar.
e.Ilu- Pomroy Prov tdence; Minneola Bondlt,
Victory. Moon Sullivan ior New York, Atlantic
Reed. Deer Isle.
kLNSEBUSkPORT-Ar 1, sch carrie h Spot
ford. Gay. South Anboy-
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar !, sch Mary A Rice.
Clay. Buckspori.
Ar sch David Faust, Smith. Ellsworth Tor Phila-
de. phiA.
NEW YoRa-Ar 30. sch Annie +. Collin
Cousins. Bu"hil.
Ar 4, sch Mary A Rice. Clay, BuckspOrt.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.

Ellsworth Port.
Wednesday. May !.
SAILED
sch VIM II Archer. Bellaity. Boston.
sch Harvey. Bunker. Blnehiil.
Thursday. May =.
SAILED
Sch Catherine. Jordan. Boston.
sch william. Cousins. Boston.
FRIDAY. May ;.
ARRIVED.
sch Storm Petrol. Davis, Providence.
sch Kennedy. Fomroy, Y.
Sch ilu.sar. Mosley. Eoc<Port.
sch RienEa, Grant. Rockland.
sch Frank Maria, Alley, Providence.
Saturday. May :.
ARRIVED.
sch westerIoo, Whitaker, boston.
sch VIM Pickering, BellAi,y, Bostoa.
>ch Chas Upton. hicf, Boston
SAILED.
Sch Telegraph. gemick. Bossou.
SCH ATborcrr. Clark. Boston.
sunday. May 5.
Sch D,nneit. Grey. Rockland
sch harvey, bunker, Bluehul
sch Julla Edna. ferrili, KocAland.
Nch fAiriealcr. Dodge. Boston.
Monday. May =
ARRIVED.
sch civ OF nsxorth. Grant. Portland.
SAILED
Sch Hus.ar. Mosl-y, Ionk Island.
Tuesday, MAJ :.
Sch yesterloo. Whitaker New iorh.
sen Forester. Ray, Boston.
Foreign Ports.
IS, sch Mary Lord. Lord for
New York
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Ofice Of the Chief Signal lOficer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May ST. A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England and Middle States
cooler westerly winds. partially cloudy
weather, slight changes in pressure and
temperature. and numerous light rains.
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NJ A X X l f -

Mt De.er-April 9th. by J. Hamor Esq,
Capt. 4. NJ. Mason and Miss Ella 4. Gray
both Of Mt. Desert.
So. West Harbor-May 4th. BY Kew. W. H.
Crawford. Capt. Geo W. Lunt and Miss
Abbie r. Clark. both ol fremont
No. sodgwick, May 4th, Mr.. Chas. A Har-
din and Miss Lenora NJ. Smith, both of Biuehil
No. Bluehili-May 18th, by Rev. VI. ID. Mil
Ter, Mr.. Pearl j. Grindle and Miss Clara d.
Slower, both of Bluehill.
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A Calais Vessel Ashore.

EAsTroRr, Me, May :.
The schooner Willis Putnam. OF Calais
from Boston for HALIFAX, with a cargo of
flour aud deck-load of kerosense went
ashore in the Earrows threw overheard the
oil, and came in here with four feet OF wa
ter In the hold
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Settlement with Luther E. Calls
Bondsmen.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. MAY :.
The Special Committee appointed at the
recent town meeting of Kittery TO confer
with the bGndsmen OF the late Collector
Luther K. Call, who defaulted to the
amount OF s. COO, have sfler an all night
>e->lon compromised by agreeing on 81 800,
tor the settlement o! the claim.
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PORTLAND, May Z.
The Grand Lodge of Mssons for Maine
met here to-day, Grand Master. Edward
P. Burnhsm OF Saco, presiding. The
Committee returns reported 1885 mem.
bers a slight loss of 80 since last year; Ed
ward p. Burnham was reelected Grand
Master; Ira Berry of Portland. Gr1ud Sec
rotary. The Grand Chapter Royal Arch
Masons, met here this evening. Arlington
Il Marston OF Bangor, presiding. Com
mittee returns reported 4.l29 members in
the state. loss OF 10 during the year. Ar
lington b. Garston was reelected Grand
II IN Priest; Ira Berry of Portland. Grand
Secretary.
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DO you want to save your children! II you
do. go to q. A. Parcher and get box Of Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the sure.t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for 25 cents, or sent
BY mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenaen 4 Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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Business Notices.

u has been CustouraP, in old communities 10
suspend pieces Of stick sulphur around the
necks Of children ss protection against conts-
gon ia epidemics. A thorough washing with
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP has been found
3 much better preventive. Sold everywhere.
HILLS HAIR l. WHIsKER DYE, Black or
Brown. 20 C. Avis
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LOCAL NOTIFIES.

The Universal Pile Pills, are sold N
Ellsworth by 5. ID. Wiggn.
DIR. T.. X. Jackson's Catarrh SNUFF and
Troche powder is highly recommended
tor Catarrh. Colds in the head. Headache,
sore threat, &c. See Advertisement.
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II you have y cold take Addmsons Botanic
Bdisdm A sure cure for coughs, sore throat
and all pulmonary complaints. To the afiiict-
ed we recommend trial Of this superior rem.
edy.-Boston Saturday Evening Express.
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damn Beautiful csaesst Drama paaos, 0n0AM
1&YX cost el.0O0 only 1l3J. sn AN
perb Grand square Pianos. cost ol.1OO. only
e3SS. Elegant upright Pianos, cost . 500, only
3 Isl. New style Upright Pianos All9 80. Or.
gans e33. Organs n stops. 33'3O. Church
giant ass Mirror Top Organs only e1O1. IRE.
0emaoos soege0ce - close est presene
stock. New Steam Factory soon TO be erected.
Newspaper with much information about cost OF
Rsa1os and OsgAns, SENT FREE. Please
address nANIIL T. yIA1TY. wasAiag,sa. u. J.
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Commissioners Notice.

NATHAN WALKER and Calvin g. Peck on the
IN 7th day of November, A. ID. 1876, were APP
pointed com mtssloners OF insolvency estate of
Daniel b. Gnr, late of Ellsworth. in the County
OF Hancock, deceased. Nathan Walker, atore-
said having died since appointed, aforesaid, and
the report not having been accepted and closed
and on petition OF Erastus Redman 4 son, said
time hrs been extended, two months from April
10th. 1873. and A. +. Burnham substituted in place
OF SAID Walker. Notice is hereby given that two
months IRON April 10Th ISIS, is gwen 10 creditors
OF sade state to presest and prove their claims,
ami that Will be in session at the office OF
4. + Burnham, IN Ellsworth. Tor The purpose OF
receining the same, viz: saturday, the 18th
day OF May and Saturday the sth day of June
A. u. 1873
A. r. BURSHAM, -,
L. q. PECK, """i 10
Dated this 18Th day of June. A. d. 1875. swI9
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Notice.

All persons indebted 10 the firm of A. Richard
son 4 san, are requested to settle or before the
LIST siay ot August next, All debts not settled by
that lime VIII he lett with an Attorney tor col.
lection.
A. RICHARDSON, 4 son.
Bass Hari,or, April 10, 1873 3ml7
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Over $4,000 Sold !!

On receipt OF Is cents. (green stamps taken), we
will send " every reader If this paper HAND
SOME CHkOMOS, worthy to adorn any wall.
UNION GLIB LIST, Dorchester, Mass, l6 lmot
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TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrvrny

lnstanter cures TooothSche in one moment.
3iu
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strikes a. the root, builds up the constitution.
makes 1t new. and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases OF the mucuous membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches. pertaining to head
back. shoulders. ki,lnevs and throat. I've
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GIBRALTER-sld IS. sch Mary Lorl. Lord for
New York
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Grand Lodge Of Mssons.

to the Ellsworth American !
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-29
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
e,iftypns' bank Of Louisiana w. j n. Lee
pretre and Mrs. j. Aldige and her hus-


citizens, hank Of Louisiana w. n. Les
pretre and Mrs. j. Aldige and her hus-
GIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. No. aT12-By virtue Of writ of
seizure and sale, TO me directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the rar EFF Ct Orr
to sell at public auction, OF the Merchants and
Aucioneers' Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and Customhouse streets, IN the Second
1878. at IL o'clock H.. the following described
plap TuT OF il GROUND situated In the Second
District of this city, at the corner OF Orleans and
thirty-one feet, more or less. front on Orleans
street bv seventy-two feet, more or less. in
depth and front on Dauphine street. Together
With a the hags s a sa
belonging. Together, also, with one, hundred
and ninety three shares Of the capital stock Of
the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, attached to said
b y 6aefeynaan sf Rsre B. B. Leprere By pur
chase from J. 9. aardette, per act passed before
Amedee Ducate notary public In this city on
the tenth of April. 1889. :,
Tprms--The purchaser to furnish stock
note In favor of the Citizens Bunk of Louisiana
for the sum Of thirteen hundred and thirty
two dollars falling due on the rs lot Of Il
The Citizens Bank of Louisiana, and the, bal
ance cash The purchaser. to. assume oil the
obi cations and responsibilities OF q stock,
holder of the Citizens Bank OF Louisiana. and
the stock note 50 furnished to be identified with
vile VII to the Citizens bank Of Louisiana passed
before II seghers ats 4 rotary public In , thls
| and eighteenth Of May. 1887. and with the
shef' aeea ol S'''F THOMAS II I'M VII Il. HANDY.
| Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-29

IntFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II ish of Orleans, No. sTss-By virtue Of writ
of seizure and sale. to me directed by the hon.
orabie the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. In the above entitled cause, will pro-
coed to sell at public auction nt the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Qustoml ouse streets. 10 the
Second District of this city. on SATURDAY,
February 9, 1878, at IL o'clock M. the following
described prpperty. to wit 49, .--
EIGHT CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, to-
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated In the Third District of this
city, designated by the numbers seven. eight,
nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen,
in square number twenty one, bounded by
Aubry. U'Abadie, Durgenois streets and Rous-
selin Alley, as per plan drawn by j. A. Pueyo,
late surveyor. da ed May .. 1913, and deposited
In the office of j. Cuvillier. notary public In this
city. Said lots measure. American measure, as
follows, viz: Lots mum ers seven, eight, nine
and ten, each thirty-one feet seven inches front
on Rousseltn Alley by one hundred and four feet
eleven inches four lines deep, between parallel
lines lot number ten forming the corner OF
Aubry street and Kousa elm Alley, and lots num-
bers eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen. each
thirty -one feet seven inches front on Dorgenois
street by one hundred and five feet deep, be-
tween parallel lines Being the same property
the defendant herein acquired from T. Sehu-
maeher. by an act executed before A. j. Lewis.
notary public In this city, on the seventh of
July, 1868.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-By consent OF parties: One. half cash
and the balance at one years credit In note OF
the purchaser. BEARING interest at the rate oil
eight per cent per annum from the date of the
adjudication, and special mortgage and vendors
privilege on the pr9FPafto5yn Fal''H II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
inc 10 ~ fec