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THE COURTS.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

SUMMAtsI Or LAW CASEc.
The summons In the Police Justice Duffy impeach-
ment proceeding served yesterday, and made re-
turnable the 22d INST, before the Common Pleas
General Term
In tho case Of Bennett Becker, tea and coffee
merchants OF Fulton street, who sued certain ship
owners for the price OF supplied 10 their steam
and obtained judgment the defendants, p.eading
that the captains husbands OF the vessels, were
liable, not themselves the General Term OF the Ma
rine Court have affirmed the judgment IN lavor OF
Messrs Bennett & Becker, with costs. Mr.. Denis A.
Spellissey argued the appeal for plaintiffs, Messrs.
In the Wiegend exlradtiou case, In which Eberhart
Wiegend Is charged with embeZzinss moneys belong
ing 10 the Ducny OF Hesse Darmstadt Judge Batch
ford gave decision yesterday, stating that the nat
entirely In the discretion oil the Commissioner
before whom the case was heard, and that the law
gave him Judge BIatchfordi no power OF review.
The defendant was therefore remandcd 10 the custody
OF the Marshal
before United States Commissioner Deuel. yesterday,
charged with aiding ana nbestng man named w. IL.
Giderseeve 10 personatc Joun Siattery, OF Long
Island Guy, under tho following circumstances:-On
the 10Th OF November Grow apd Glcrsieeve appeared
before United States Commissioner Shields, and tue
latter represented himself as sattery lhcy had with
them S2l COO IN Uniteu States registered gold bonds
belonging to Siattery, aud Gdersccve swore that he
was Satery IN order 10 obtain interest on The bonds
ana produced number OF aidavits TO show mat he
believed Gilderseeve to be siat,ery. tho iurther
hearing OF tho adjourned 10 enable the Com
missioner 10 examine the papers
Argument heard yesterday before Judge
Brady, IN Supreme Court, Chambers, on "a motion 70
confirm the report and supplementary report oil tbe
Commissioners appointed ~ inc State Legislature to
Assess The damages sustained by the owners OF tho
property In the nelghborhood Of the parade ground
ny The repeal OF The art authorizing Inc making Of
such parade ground. Tho commissioners had re-
ported Tia, no damage had been sustained by tho
owners Mr.. Graiz, Mr. Whitehead and Mr. John q.
Shaw appeared counsel for tie opposition to tao
confirmation. They alleged that when the map OF tho
completed anu ulcd, IN 1913, the lots
that neighborhood greatly auvaiced IN value, and
that they entitled to the difference between the
vauo the present. That they could have sold
the lots high rates then freely given had tho
streets been lad out, and that for Jour years the
owners had been unable TO do anything WITH their
property. Mr.. Whitney replica behalf OF tho Com
mlssloners nd said that their decision hnal and
could Lot be reviewed. Judge Brady took tho papers
and reserved his decision.
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plEO.


AyREs.--At Rossville .. l., on Tuesday, January I,
JOSH d. aYREs, egcd 90 years.
Rclstves ami frends OF tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral from hts late residence,
on FRIDAY, January T. at haltpaat twcve D. NJ.
Trains leave Vanderbilt landing tnc arrival OF nne
a. 81 boat rom Whitehall ~ a. Hugucnot station
carriages Will I've IN WAITING
BAILEY AT Engcwood, ". j., January .. OF
Brghrs disease, JoHS BAILEY, In tho bah year Of his
age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BrapicK. --On Tuesday, January l. mari f., wife OF
Julian o. Burdick ana daughter OF Louisa aud tho late
Thomas Vun Burcn.
rho rjcnds Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral Thursday, The 81 inst, a. one O'Clock. from
her late residence. No. us Nos,rald av Brooklyn.
BRfMES--OD January !, Of q lingering iiiucss,
FRspgRc BREMEN, ogod 90 years, month aud days.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DaooK sHAw-DEuasosD. Monday December
81 az the residence Of The briio's parcats by Dr..
RylaDds, koEnEr BR0oksuAv TO NELLIE, youngest
DAUGHTER OF AIR. joan prnmmond OF this city
DEvERsiL-AsKErKLL -On tuesday, December %,
bv Rev. AIR. Anirows az residence ~ brce's parents
Sap.eton, staten Isaed WM. NJ DEvEEALL 10 GaAca
o. ASKxTgLL
KrMsry- REA--On Monday December "a, by tho
Rev. r. jeffrey, -. d., j. EDWARD kUasgY to EMMA
l.. EkA, all OF brooklyn.
TrEDlyAST--M,N EL4--At tho house OF tho BRIDES
paronie West HoUosen, ~ j., Decombcr n, 1874. by
The Roy. james EeDcri, MARION -. sTUKDIvAsT 10
Dr. Z. HOMES NcSffi, ofJcrsry cry.
WARE -fRiEDHAM--As bEvESk W. WARE 10 Mas
AMELIA FRIEDMAN, Doth Of ths city. No cards
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A YOUNG MOTAER'S MISERY.

Two officers found young woman with n babe in
her arms wandering along Columbia street, Brooklyn,
curly yesterday morning. and asked her where
going. she told thcm TO the Long Island College
hospital to have her child, which mad been taken
suddenly III, attended 10. Sho said, further
that the little six months old and
was born Ia The Hospital Sho was only cigh cen
years OF age, ana bad been betrayed anu deserted.
The officers accompanied the unfortunate woman TO
the hospital aud when the wravpings were taken
from the cLild ~ Was discovered DO dead. the
taken to tho station house, and inquest
revealed that The child died IRON natural GAUGES where
upon Mary Watson was dis charged from custody.
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LOT -StlUO ~, 40. ol- fhst lIutn 81. D. D., 40 IT,
I'd uv to plaintiff ............ 81 900
NJ. SEAMAN
s e.. snres o, S.H . frame dwe1S house,
llotn ST., to plaintiff $500
Total sales for tho day Northumberland IS 800
ST. iooxio S io & ' sinemsna s'' and WHO to
jennns and vito TO H. e, 50 500
17,n ss a.t a Il fs'~ Of 9th vaoxass;
els. M rS oS is s iooxo nom
sna a a 1as James, @coas ana wife
Bedford y" st.. s.Ss's"1 McDcimcrt and wife to Is ~
Glssa%sS .s Go $50 ;'D Don.fsss wiisiio
la 81 s., s. 4ss wv ~, 5oxaoii ;w.B.
~ l. l. W z; ana wife TaiIs; $3.50
7 s :. sTs' w ~ u sv xrsa 5000
ss si snd wi'S h st. io Re-
ats s s"s. e 4 w. i s, George
I'd sr w. " 7c7 n Of SD st. aSA Is John Bosa:
ssh sg S 81, lis t. {. Of Madison ay 75xioo5
7. .. Barnum and wife to L oppenhsImsr 27ooo
ioS W. s. gSa Of iih ss Soseo; EEs Marx 'oo
Az s'sIs ss ~.ri Jie,a;;ca and vito i''O
$, 'o ehn rsi sas o sSj Jefferson Levy s
ereO to New York Fire insurance Company.. 1850
Az A. 2. ct list st., 100 5St3 y. v. b. Ken
nedy trsieree to X. Jones ......... 80. -. 1000
l2jth l., 1868 II. o. OF 9th 1S.9xlU01 IL;
4. 1hacher 'rcfereej to EQUITABLE Life Insurance
esS ~ NJ s.. It's H. w. Of lth Nv, aSxio65; same
to same 10000
purcin Charles TO II. Jones. n. corner fMadl.
av.. aud Doth st. year 2s,10o
n OF s5th st. 0 years.. ................... 1000
fame 10 sane OF LIST av N. Of s5th ST. yrs. 1000
JENNINGS, T. NJ. TO u Crary. H. oil 9cth ST. W. OF I'D
years i.ouJ
a. years.......... :. ..................... 5000
Hughes iienry and wife. 10 N. DAILY. n. 8. OF I3oih
It,. W. Of I'll av ....... 5000
Haley Mary j.. w. b. Poor n. OF 48th ST., ". OF
OH av yesrs........ ....................... sos
Barmore. william ii. aud wife, TO j. shindior, s. W.
corner Of 9TH Az. and 3et .............. 1900
4yih 5, e. Of Madison Nv. year $4,000
Tracking, iva. to samuel Vol, Westchester nv.
2ith ward 1000
OF t,rand; Northumberland. ............ 64j
Kaiser isaar aud wife, TO NJ. A. Harrison. n =. or
10Th ST. e. OF Sd Nv. year.... ..:....:..:... 600
witthAus, Rudolph TO NJ. A. Wi.thaus, No. "a West
;s,th 81; demand. ;......... ............;. 5000
Burrrs. NJ ~ and hlsbnni, TO ii. Aaanls. No 40
treat Jones 81. years. ............-.... 5.OOC
OF ,or sndt and New Church SITS. year ..... 200
stergewa,d. Isaac. 10 Eliza Marx. W. s. OF lst av.
ui Hh At. yc'rs.... .:...:.:..... 5.Ool
Simon, Caroline anc husband. to ". ID. SEWN. No.
10 l.asl sist 1000
Handle john = and wife. TO W. klinke. No. 1888
Orchard a. years .,..........;..... ...... IoOut
NurnOcrger. Henry and wife, to j. Stern. N. " OF
3,th .i. Of Nj sv. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Rcicllert. John aud wife. 20 j. y. Martin, n. o OF
iUtn a.. of.v. 4: % 1900
Of Oath ~. Of 9th sv year.... .......... 5000
shcehy, Edward e.. 10 ], ". ta9pap. o. OF "a av..
n OF --e s's...s.s...... 3,5il
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EMILY MARIAN's AssAILANTs.

Adam sa,zmaE, arrested for alleged participation IN
tho robbery aud outrage OF Mrs. Emily Marian at
Dutch Farms thursday last. yesterday honor.
ably discharged by Judge .<aIshcr. LOUIS Large,
rested Tor tho onento, .as fully committed Tor
tho sclion Of the Grand Jury. Moore, Todd and the
complainant woro held as Witnesses O'Shay, Who IL
10 alleged committed the ragc and the money,
"A s.ilI nj larro-
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ing. which no found IN bottle In cioEet and sup
posed brandy. The child fell upon tho fioor In
great agony and though physician was summoned
aud rendered all assistance In his power the sufferer
expired In few minutes
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OWEN munpHY's BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

owen Murphy, tho abscondlng troasurcr Of the Now
York Board OF Excise, decided the ownership OF a
piece Of property Lafayette avenue. Brooklyn, PSI
feet west OF Lewis avenue, to Frederick Seghart,
George b. Christman and Bernard hickman, in con-
sideraton OF so COO, subject 10 mortgage Of So, 00l
THO exchange ack nowl edged juno 10, 1876,
II was not offered for record in the Kings county
Registrars Office until December 20, 1877.
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August Plat, boy niDc years Of age, residing with
his parents NJ No 10 Walworlh street, South Brooklyn
swallowed quantity Of carbolc acid yesterday
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBEgs.
nt, TVAns nAn nhna

BY Judge Donohue.
Watson VS.. Reihy.-Motion denied.
Produce Bank VS.. WaiL--Thc order must stand ms
entered. II was stated gu tho original motion that
defendant worthless, and no levy had been made
McCaliil vs.. Leonard.-ln this case Brady has been
made defendant, had lar right TO present ma
viows, and thipk should have counsel leo OF 5000
BY Judge Lawrence.
Parent VS.. Parent Memorandum Tor counsel
Eberhardt VS.. Schuster; Same VS.. Same; Water.
bury VS. Tho Mayor, &c.-Order granted.
SUPREME coURT--spEcLAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Smith vs.. Sullivan o. aL-Findings settled and
signed.
By Judge Donohuc.
Ducr ct al, &c, vs. rne Nursery and Chid's Hos
pitai and others Findings settled.
SUPERIOR coURr-sPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Scdgwck.
Norris ct al. vs. Notwithstanding appeal. &c
approved on justification.
The Central Crosstown Railroad Company W.. The
Tweuty-tbir Street Railway Company ct a.-Ordcr
disseminating action.
Ryan Ct al VS. The Union Mutual Insurance Com
pany; Same VS.. The Great Western Insurance Com
pany; Same vs.. the Pacific Mutual Insurance Com.
pany al. Same vs. The New York NJ utua Insurance
Company ct al. Same We. The Mercantile Mutual In.
surance Company. --Reierepces orucred.
Kuemmenberg W.. Kuemmenberg. Order denying
molion.
Talbt VS. RocAitt.-order granted aud undertaking
Ezel w. Bryne ct a.-Order denying motion to DIS
m iss complaint, with $40 costs.
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank OF Buffalo vs..
HuzelIon ct al.-Under,aking approved.
BY Judge SANFORD.
McMaster vs.. Kohncr.-bil Of exceptions settled
January 2, 1873
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoUxr-CHAMBERs - Held by Judge
Brady.-Nos 3D. so, &C. o. 93 al, $780, 49,, 217. 223
23l 1885, $685. 26S, IA 26, 2o 2S2, 25s, $780, 29l 292
203.
SUPREME CouRT-GRNERAL TERM-Will meet to.
morrow
SUPERIOR CouRT-SpEcrAL TERM-Hcd by Judge
Sedgwi:k.-No day Gale ndar.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssoNs.-Hed by Judge Gil.
dersceve.-lhe People VS.. Siegtried Asch, feonious
assault ana battery Same Va WiIam OHara. burglary
Brown, grand lal ceny same VS. Mary Bowser, false
pretences Same Charles Newman, false pretences
Same VS. Bo Christun Roos, false pretences
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AN OLD CONTRACTOR DISCUSSES THE STU

TIoN--ALLLaED CORRUPTION OF THE PRES
EHT BoAED--pETrcTs or THE SYSTEM IN
USE HOW TO DO IT.
The following letter from man who has practical
experience VI the subJecl on wnicn no speaks will
prove Interesting and valuable 10 those who ara
anxious to know how the vexed problem OF strcct
cleaning is 10 BIO solved IL may DO we'll to state that
the plan developed IN this communication WIS
bodicd in a letter TO Mayor Ely months ago. and
His Honor replied 10 "Old Street Cleaner" thanking
him orslis suggestions and announcing that he had
referred tho matter to Commissioner Sidney J..
Nichols From tho day 1t came into the hands Of this
gentleman until the present not word has been
heard Of H. aud probably II Is keeping the PROPOSE.
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4Sls st.. thursday, e friends Of The a%iiy
aud members OF the Glass OF rs Of University Medi
cal College are invited 10 attend.
TAYLOR Monday, December 81, 1877, At Dobb's
Ferry. n. Y, SnAprACH TAYLOR aged 81 years days
Funeral services at Zion Church, poob's Ferry,
Thursday, January g. at halipast ten AZ III. Carriages
at depot TO meet o'clock train from 3otn St and 9lo
train Grand Central depot.
raoMrKISs. January 1. LizzIs TnoarKns aged
16 years.
Relatives aud friends OF the family, and Of her
uncle, Thomas Bogcr. are requested TO attend the
funeral, from her late residence, l52 Sd av., on
Thursday. January 3, at nine A. NJ, TO 81 Paura
Church; thence 10 Holy Cross Cemetery, Fiatbush
ToscA On Wednesday afternoon, at his ressiacncs,
No 2S3 East 3lst ST.. PEDRO A. foscA, oil Cuba, aged
50 years
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
iully nviled to attend tho funeral Friday. Janu.
airy =, NJ haii-past eleven a. H., from ST. stephens
Church, East 18th 81.
wALnnDoE -On January 1, MATILDA D., widow Of
the late Hon. Henry D Waibridge
Relatives aud friends OF the family arc invited TO
attend tho funeral, from her late residence l43 West
ilsi -, on saturday, atha-past ten A. NJ.
MAILING. --At Keyport, January 2, 1873. LizzIK S.
WHALING, youngest daughter OF Alfred Jr, ana Hen.
retta Waiting.
wiLsm--On Wednesday, Of pneumonia in tho ABA
year OF his age. EDWARD WALSH, native OF Tullow.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to al.
tcnd the funeral Friday January H. at two O'Clock
p NJ from his iato residence, 5o Central av, Jersey
WGsEa--oa Tuesday evening. January /, 1873.
iiEsAAs WE.As, youngest son OF Emily aud tho
The relatives and trends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 .,.oas n,s ansr1 a. .ns rcsiasns' Ct
lutcrmcnt al Carmel n Y.
wnrSEy---January l, 1878, ANNIE N. WILLIAMS, vito
OF John 7. Whitney tson OF John y. WotncyL
Funeral at Ranway, Friday, January 4. 1878. as
ha i.psst one T. ~.
wNass-NKoonpA ADA wryaSs, vito OF Henry s.
Wilhns.
Friends OF tho family arc invited 10 attend the
funeral at iats residence, Al west 18th ST. Thursaaya
ons r. -
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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HllFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ism OF Orleans. No, 9284-By virtue of q writ
OF seizure and sale, to me directed by the hon
ora6l9 the Fifth District Court Tor the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled
cause. will proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Merchants and AuctioEeers Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhOuse
streets. IN the Second District Of this CITY ON
iUbSDAT; August G. 1873 at 70 o'clock M. the
foiloWng DESCRIBED property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the Third District of this city in the SQUARE
Comprised within Goodchidren or St Clande
Union, Morales NOW Maraisl and Frenchmen
streets, measuring. in American measure more
or less, s1xty-fOur feet eleven inches six lines
front on st. Claude street by depth of one
hundred and twenty eight feet three inches sin
lines on the side nearest Union street and nina
ty-fve feet eleven inches on the side nearest
Frenchmen street; thence widening thirty-one
teet i've inches four lines line parallel to ST
Claude street, and running toward FreDcbmen
street; thence thirty two feet two inches to the
rear line OF said lot which said rear line measures
ninety-flye feet ten inches. Together with ali
and apDurtenances thereof said lot being des-
Ignated by the letter on the plan made BY
George H. Grandjean, surveyor dated the fiji.
teenth OF October. 1875, and annexed for refer
enGe to the Inventory ak9n by John l.. Laresche,
notary public III this city, of the SUGGESTIONS of
the fourth and seventh days of October, 1875,
Being the same property the defendant herein
acquired by purchase from the SUGGESTIONS Of
said Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Mascara ST., as per act
passed on the seventh of September 1876 before
said notary, John L. Laresche
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Oash on the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors of the State
of Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE J
STATE OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans. July H. 1878 J
In pursuance of article 147 of the cUnstitll-
aion OF this State, publication Is hereby given
TO the voters of this State of the proposed
amendments to the constitution of this State,
agreed to by two-thirds of the members
elected to each house of the General Assem-
bly,, at It's session Of 1873 and which are re-
uuired to be published, three months before
the next general election for Representatives
60 the General Assembly, In at least one news
paper in every parish Of this State, in which
q newspaper shall be published. Said amend
anents appear more fully In acts Nos 70 and
ga Of the regular session of the General AS
sembIy Of 1878, and in act No. u Of the extra
session of the General Assembly of 1873.
which are officially published for the informa-
Hon of the voters, and which will be submit
ted to the people at the next general election,
TO be held on the fifth day Of November,
fnextj 1875 in such a manner and form that
the people may vote for or against each
amendment, separately, and If majority of
the votes at said election shall approve and
ratify all or either Of said amendments, the
same shall become q part of the constitution
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans vs., Widow Jean
Moll; same VS.. same; same vs.. same same
vs. same; same VS.. same; same vs. same
same vs. same
THIRD, DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L parish of Orleans. Nos. 88,741, 1912, SO 748,
1914 .38745, 387t6; and Fourth District
Court for the parish of Orleans, No. 463-
By virtue OF seven writs of fieri facias to
me, directed by the honorable the Third
and Fourth District Courts for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled causes. for
city taxes of 1870 1871, 1878 1874 1875. 1876 and
1877, will proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' ExGhanoe
l Rogal street. between Canal and CqstomhoUso
Sreets N the Second District Of this city, on
WEDNESDAY, August 81, 1878, at - O'clock
m dER f2Ti9Tn f6 dTTsenrPed BDPqpery to
the Second District OF this city in sGuare mum
3er tTenty I'd pounded ant BY Grsunes s. Phip
number ten, measuring twenty seven feet front
on Qrsulines street by forty feet In depth,
Seized in the above suits
Terms Cash on the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
typo 81 au3 10174
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
James Sweeney va. Robert q,

~1~SSA0S S"ecHey VS., ADWeFb EAmpBekAs
SEgOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
trfcts Of the parish of Orleans. No. g95EBy vir.
tue t 81 h Wit Of leri faciag to me directed
Court for the Sixth and and Seventh Mu-
nicipal Districts Of the parish Of Orleans. in the
a6Q{ye entitled cause | viii proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second Dis
triet of this city, on WEDNESDAY, August IS.
1878. at u o'clock M, the following described
;, /. SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with
me i'm proyements thereon, situated in the Sixth
Levee. Tehoupitoulas. Arabela streets and
nashville Avenue. designated by the numbers
sey Sow, eight eleven, twelve, thirteen and four
seSlh, OF square number nine and measuring as
tSSiii4twS: LOIS numbers seven and eight each
Inlrty 1eet front on Nashville Avenue by one
Hu anS i and twenty feet deep between parallel
Iihes lOts numbers eleven, twelve thirteen and
fourteen each thirty fset front on Nashville
Avenue by one hundred and two feet six inches
o3p GE Rs12sf9 RR GoETf 6F 6f FoUND with n.
3uliqlhg! and improvements thereon. Situated
in the Sixth District of this city, in sGuare
bounded by Tchoupitoulas. J3rsey, ArabeiIa
ana Joseph streets on plan of MOndelli archi-
teGt, GATED November 5, 1871 said lot is desig-
mated number three and measures thirty fest
IfonE on IGhoup1toulas street by one hundred
=, 3. TWO, CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with
the buildings and improvements thereon, stu
ated n the Sixth District Of this city in square
bounded by Tchoupltoulas. Jersey, Arabella
ana Joseph streets, designated by the numbers
one and two on plan of said said Mondellf.
dated November 8, 1874; said lots adiOin each
Qther, and measure each thirty feet front on
Iehoupltoulas street by one hundred and five
deep. Lot number one forming the corner of
Arabetla and TchOuptoulas streets
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash IN H4 The ssPP9t, ,,
Ctyi Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Henry Ltnaou:
same vs. same: same vs. same: same VS.
same; same VS.. same: same VS.. same; same
vs.. same.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
A ish of Orleans. Nos. So 584 So g. So 1885, SO 587
1883 and 1859: and Fourth District Court for
the parish of Orleans. No. s59-By virtue OF
seven ,writs Of fleri facias, to me directed
by the honorable the Third and Fourth District
Courts for the parish of Orleans. in the above
entitled causes, for city taxes of 1870, 1871.
1872 I'll 1s74 1874 1876 end 1877, will proceed
and Agetioneers' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets in the
Second District Of this city, on WEDNESDAY,,
August q. 1878, at y o'clock M. the following
described property, to wit
CERTAIN P0RTiON OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Sixth District of this city in square
number thirty-three, bounded by st. Charles,
Eleonore, State and Benjamin streets. measur-
Ing one hundred and seven feet front on st
Charles street by one hundred and ninety seven
feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot,
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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