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National Republican., 1878-09-04
B.fSE-BALL.
What Was Done on the Diamond Field Hero
and Elsewhere Yesterday.

The game yesterday between the bank clerks
and lawyers, for the relief Of the yellow fever
sufferers, was grand effort in behalf of char.
ity, for, to judge from the punishment some Of
them received, q charity entertainment will
have 10 be given for their benefit. The game,
though mirth. provoking, was very well played,
considering the want Of experience on the
part Of the contestants. Markell, Barbarin,
Hayden and Corson carried of the honors for
the "Shylocks,' and Professor Edwin Hay,
Murray, Darlington, and Rowe did likewise
for the 'shysters" The following shows the
work done:
National Republican., 1878-09-04
National iTheatre-Duprez & Bencdicrs Min
fraIs

National Theatre-Duprez & Bencdicrs Min
strels.
The halcyon days of minstrclsy are vividly
revived in the performances Of the Duprez 4
Benedict troupe. now engaged at the National.
The brilliant success attending the opening
performance was repeated last night in the
presence of au audience Of the appreciation
and numbers that always greet first.class
troupe in the Capital City" Every number
of the excellent programme was rendered with
the acceptability that ever attends the efforts
of this celebrated corps. We bospeak for these
talented gentlemen a gratifying continuation
of success during their stay In Washington,
and tender our Endorsement of their claims to
the highest position among the best. Go to
sec them tonight at the National.
National Republican., 1878-09-04
Amusc,nents aud Excursions.

ConQUE.-NRrirty performance.
NAnoNAL rnEATEF.-DuprCZ and Bercd'cts
Ministries.
For .alt Wa:cr. Steamer Mystic leaves Potomac
Ferry wharf at nine a. H., returning at eleven r. M.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon al len u, H., returning At
four p m.
Forty miles for ten cents The City OF Aloxan.
dria leaves seventh street wharf at hafpa eleven
q IN, returning at three p. 10.
One hundred miles for ten ccats steamer Mary
Washington leaves foot Of Seventh street nt 10 a. M,
rsturnins at !i5 y, IN. Moonlight excursion in the
evening
National Republican., 1878-09-04
CREIGHTON.
Total.....~.....il@7l7 Total. go,

The deciding game Of the series between the
Worcester and National takes place this after
noon, at a quarter rast four o'clock, on the
National grounds. Both mines are in tip.top
condition, and an interesting contest may be
looked for. The games between these clubs
have been very close, and, rs each has placed
victory to Its credit, there will be "hot"
times to-day Game will be called promptly
at the hour advertised.
The Potomac Base Ball Club, of East Wash.
ingtOn, has reorganiZed, and Is now ready to
receive challenges from all amateur clubs who
may he anxious to try their muscle. The Po-
tOmac will use Eagle Park as its home grounds,
and all games will be advertised in THE RE-
PUBLICAN.
The Telegraphcrs will play the Astoria a
game Of ball, on the Eagle grounds tomorrow
afternoon, at four o'clock, tho proceeds to be
donated to the afflicted IN the South. III those
wishing to enjoy good game OF ball should
not fail to witness this exhibition.
The game Of the season will take place to.
morrow afternoon On the National ground,
when for .he first timc in some years the
mines Of the Union and Washington, formerly
Olympic two Of our oldest and most interesting
ball clubs, will meet to play u match game
for the relief of the yellow fever sufferers.
The mines embrace many Of the prominent
players and favorites Of years ago, aud the re-
union, after years of separation, will be a most
pleasant one. The game will be played much
in the old style, though 1t Is said that each
pitcher has the requisite curve" game full
of interest and closely contested will be
played, and 1t is TO be hoped that the excel.
lent cause-for the relief Of our suffering ones
In the SOuth-will draw an immense audience.
The following is list Of the players and
their positions:
WashingtOn-Martin, c. Lecch, p. Cough.
lin, C. Young, h.; Reach, 2b. Mclean, 3b
Doyle, s. s.; Robinson, |. f. aud Kimbal, r. I.
Cnion-Urell, 2b. Quantrill, s. $. Cassidy,
!. f.; Alden p. BabcOck, III; ; Pearson, 3b.
Wood, c. f.; Shepherd, c., and Bryan, T. {.
Mr.. Robert Drinkard, the old and reliable
umpire. of our city, will ofiiciate such on this
occasion.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Baltimore, Md.-Worcestcr, of Massachu.
setts, L. National, of Washington, l. Eight
innings. The National took otIense at n dc.
Cision Of tho umpire (Mr. Iockie) by which
several men were put out at the close of the
first half Of the eighth inning, and refused to
continue the game. The umpire gave the
game to the Worcester by II score Of 0 20.
Cincinnati, Ohio-Cincnnati, 3 Boston, o.
National Republican., 1878-09-04

F. Il. Callahan to =, F. CusIck, for -, sub
lots u and T., subdivision Of square G2l. o. {.
Green to Andrew ScLi,Elcr, for $50, parts OF
lot, Il and j., square ~ l.. A. Lewis to
Johu Shea, for s,pn, lot -, Wright and Dole,
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, r. j. Mat.
tiH@y to :. II. Dodge for S5Oo sub.lot !,
.,lirrr I13
National Republican., 1878-09-04
school.nunk. rt sLIIIImstnn,..

Parents and guardians would do well to call
al Nhiiiugtou's book --lolr, corner Iuur.and-a.
ha,f street anil Pennsylvania avenue and vx.
anime his immense -tOck Of new School.book5
before umking their purchases elsewLcrc The
books arc put dowu 10 the lowest prices, and
patent cover is furnished Tor each lrvg Of
charge.
National Republican., 1878-09-04
Totals. ....17iIg q 7Iq Totals....iO on !

Captain Prince, clerk of the Police Court,
acted us umpire, and gave general Satisiact on.
The audience was very large and Gu thusiastic.
II Is stated that over 5000 tickets were dis
posed Of. Consequently quite neat sum will
be forwarded to the sufferers
The Creighton squared accounts with the
Acme on the White Lot yesterday afternoon,
as will be seen by the following summary:
IuEn,tIfpN
National Republican., 1878-09-04
Bent on Natrlmony,

The clerk Of the court has Issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
Alex. Scott and Alice V. Sseppon.
Mason Shanklu and Sarah johnson.
John Hanson aud Pauline Meyerberg.
John Carter and Mary +. Washington.
FL Heiberger, jr, aud Mary W. Nairr.
George W. Walter and Annie NJ. Tilling.
James Harrison, jr, and Molic b. Ingram.
Thornton Townsend and Georgianna V. Mel.
son.
of Alexandria, Va.
Walter b. Tyler and Kate NJ. NJ. Stausbury,
both Of Georgetown.
Randolph Javns. of Fairfax County, Va,
and Mary Ann Taylor, of this city.
John j. Waite, Of Baltimore, Nd. and Aug.
usta \. Bonhardt, of Berlin, Germany.
National Republican., 1878-09-04
An Elnnrment. nn 10 NIn,nannn

A young couple, consisting ri 49,. N 4. dga
Aseventecn.ycar.old boy, son oI Rev u. Stuart
Dodge, Of Iii!sdcIp!iu, aud Nj, Ada Dodsc. .,
girl of sixteen, and cousin 70 A,..ou, ls.l away
nom Roxborough, near P4lI,ulr.pnia, ,U4Itq.
were apprehended in Til, c.jy Monday, a0I
nturned to their home butuIe committing
mstrlmony, If such wa, their intention, Iua
cousins arc grandchildren Of WI.iium l..
Dodge, and their frolic" caused much uu.
easincss In their family.
National Republican., 1878-09-04
Theatre Coiniaue,

This afternoon, at half.past two o'clock, the
regular Wednesday afternoon matinee at the
Comique takes place, and every one wishing to
spend few hours pleasantly should drop 10
and SEQ the great bill offered. The benefit
performance for the yellow fever sufferers
comes off tomorrow evening, and every ono
desirous of aiding worthy object should buy
a ticket,
National Republican., 1878-09-04
Extending the yyater-Nrains.

Authority has been given for the laying Of a
water-main on the east side Of Thirteenth
street, between s and Riggs streets southwest,
at an estimated cost Of so2i.s4; also a six.
inch main In the centrS OF +, between Second
aud Four-and.a-hulf streets northwest, at q
cost of Ss5s; also q sx-inch main in the cen.
tire Of E, between Third and Four. and -a-half
streets southwest, at a cost OF $3.50 also a six
inch main on the west side of Sixth, between
and l. streets southwest, at a cost Of 81 ,o29.i3.
Also six-inch water on the south side
of street, between sixth and Seventh streets
northwest; cost, S536.l9.
National Republican., 1878-09-04
The Romance and Reality Of u Poor Young
Man.
NEW OELEANa Ia

New ORPHANS, La, July 10, 1873.
The undersigned cortiGes that he held for
collection for account Of J. VI. Hill, through
Jason Wilson, Marion, Ind, and Fletcher 4
Thorp, indianapolis, Ind Whole Ticket No.
02,S23, single-numher lottery, in the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, which drew the first
capital prize of $4,000 on Tuesday, July o,
ISIS. Said ticket cost two (2) dollars. Seut to
NJ. A. Dauphin, P. o. Box 6D2, at New Orleans,
and that the amount was promptly paid on
presentation Of the ticket.
E. B. SHOSTE.
Exchange and Discount Clerk Louisiana State
Bank of New Orleans.
The above relates to tho drawing and pay
mcnt Of the first capital prize on the second
Tuesday of July. 1t may be the readers turn
next drawing ii he is prudent enough to invest.
National Republican., 1878-09-04
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
observation-disclosures vs.. Mutual.
Howard University Medical College.
OvcnIuam Fails on steamer lisrhingcr.
Proposals. for mail lettings for State Of Virginia
Proposals for mail Lettings for state Of Maryland.
Early iall Supplies-perry " Bro, corner Ninth
street and Pennsy ylyanIa avenue.
School bouks-J. shllington, corner Four.anda.
half street aud Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-09-04

YouEJ rrorLE do pay attention to your teen
ur, lrCt will soon ruin them. BE wise In time
Clean thrm dAky with THIgsTuS iyQRY PEARL
JoyTH fVYUER. the n4Ga. psgIe2E denpIhGe known
National Republican., 1878-09-04
Wational Gepublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND roroNAt DEror, Sixth

At rBALrlNOkE AND ONO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY ANk'
srE AND STREET
Morning. Etrnip1.
sGiS, n. PHI q Bos eI. si:sO baltimore accom-.
~. Baltimore express GO, baltimore accom-.
1S0, Western express 500 y Y, Phil 4 Bos eL
tzoIAltmoTr soconL I5sD, Western Mall.
~, tred ac., Met br'ch) sf:R, Baltimore accom-
kE, Baltimore Annapolis s6;b Baltimore express
and way. i5:9l Western express.
RS, Marilnsburg and IIa- IS o., BaltmCre eI press
~ fstovn ac MET br'chL sells n Y, Phil & Hos CT.
s1t:s0, Baltimore aCCon. II0t, Baltimore accom-.
u:9o, baltimore express
sAfrive daily. Others suufRys excepted.
So For the time Of departure OF trains, see adNsf
shssnlents elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-09-04

roN upward Of dirty yeQGs Mn, WinslQwh suO'h-
tDg syrup has been used for children II cUrreCts
Midday OF the stomach. relieves wind cole regulates
Vie bowels, cures d'seuterI and diSrrLrar whether
Arising from teething VI other causes, Au Old ind
lsll.lilsa remedy. " ceUts GVIis,
National Republican., 1878-09-04
Ney advertisements.
Howard University Medical College.

Winter session will commence OCTOBER l. and
continue hve mon'hA THIS school oiers u tho.GnSli
course ofmcdlcal insfue lon TO ~ progeny qualified
ribs FREE For circular address e.. Is. PCRNlS.
NJ. d., Secretary, No. llls Thirteenth street.
F1CCLTr!
W. W. Patton, ID. d., President.
DEAN iNp pRoFESsoR OF PHYSIOLOGY
AND HYGIENE.
Charles u. puryis, n. H.,
sECRETARY AND PHQFESs OR OF OPS TIT.
RlLS AND DlsEASEs OF WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
Mel y. Graham, NJ. d.,
PROFESSOR OF THE PRINCIPLES AND
pRAtTlCKOF sURiERY.
Daniel y. Lamb, NJ. H.,
GICAL ANATOMY.
william u. seaman, A. NJ,
PRorESsoR OF GENERAL AND MEDICAL
CHEMISTRY.
Thomas %. Hood, NJ. D.,
Professor Of THE PRINCIPLES AND
PRACTICE Of MEDICINE
John Il. Bractett, N. ~,
TlIFRAPEtTICS.
:. u. Waite, NJ. d., "
A. =. Ioguc, VI. D.,
DEMONSTRATION OF ANATOMY. septlm
National Republican., 1878-09-04
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Affairs About Town Recorded by
Our Reporters.

New Water Mains TO be Laid-A Long List Of
Persons to be Married-A Yellow Fever
scare Expiodcd-A Police Oficer
Attacked by Mob-The Lou
ise still stuck in the Mud
District Notes, &c.
National Republican., 1878-09-04
LOCAL MISCELLxNE.

Six per cent interest paid on deposiu. Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. sQUIER & Co.
National Republican., 1878-09-04

II will keen them through life In rood condition
white and SOUND. Will harden the aums, sweeten
he breath, and prevent toothache Sold by all
druggists. 70 and 10 cents per bottls
WGLLs sMAcHIsE-sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr-
FRS are still the best known. Their curative pow.
crs far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy; pracucs II By
renoyating your soiled gloves with JouyENs ISo-
pEnous KID GLOVE CLRAssER. Price IS cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with heaoache. dizzy.
ness, sick stomach constipation, &c7 Are you dys-
peptic, nervous, dull, and langud7 AveTse TO all
exerton. Is your life miserable7 You require =
change Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take Qu!Rk's IRISH TEA the great mousse
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. sld by all
druggisu, Is cents per package, which makes .
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry and stiff7 Docs II refuse
TO curl' Dress It with IHosPsos's oNADE OPTiNR.
An oleaginous compound OF singular merit It
will improve it. Sold by druggists. 90. Price Is.
and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-04
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Pnsr-OFFICE DEpAnTNrST

Ppsr-OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISdToS, H. G., September 2, lt7s
Proposals Will he received at the Contract OiCe Ot
this naparmCt until y. NJ Oi October ~. ISIS, for
carrying the h'a.is of the United States upon the
routes and riding to the &c edule Of arrival and
departure specilud by the department In the Stre 0f
Nirgiula. from January 1874, 10 June ~, ISL. Lists
Of ruueS with schedules Of arrivals and departures,
Instructions to bidders, Wtd forms Tor contracts and
bonds, and all other necessary Information. will he
furnished VI on application 10 the second Ass,stRnt
fONtmR'tcr-G' n1rl. D. NJ. KEY,
sept Postmaster icucInl
National Republican., 1878-09-04
MAIL LETTINGS
NOTICE TO tONTR.ACToRS.

P.~TOFFICE DErAETMENr
WA-HINuruS, D. g.. september ., Ii7s.
Proposals Will br ItUsvud at The Contract Once of
this Department untll p m. uf October Jl lS7s Tor
carrying tho malls Of the United StWtcs Up1n tile
route, aud HrCuld to the schedule of arrival and
departure specified by the Department. IN llc 5 aIe
Ut Maryland, hum Jrnuury I, l,;s to June 8O Issl.
I,ss Ofruu With tch' IT,, Of arrivals and dnsT.
lures, instruct Ions to LcirTs, with fuius for CON
tracts UEd hpnsy and all Othur necessary prmuion
Will be furnished upon application 10 the second As
si-iant POsmusicr.t CupTll u, VI, KEY,
H-pl POSTMASTER 4 IuCTil
National Republican., 1878-09-04
Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic States colder partly
cloudy woaiher: occasional rain: variable winds,
mostly southeastsrly: stationary higher pressure
National Republican., 1878-09-04
school suits,
KeaIJ,,tnts Trup,iers,

Al Et,cman Brothers, corner seventh and T. No
bilurh store in llis city.
National Republican., 1878-09-04

F;NE New York buttec received daily at splrers
bullur store corner Of Eiuth and T. streets north.
wS't Low prices. !HO quality, and fair dealings
art specIu,LIs,
National Republican., 1878-09-04
School Suits
A Deserted wife.

A. Ehcmen Brother, corner seventh and L. No
branch store In this city.
National Republican., 1878-09-04
VEGETINE
IN INE1LUIBLE MEDICINE.

WORCESTER
This Ia TO certify that your vrge:ine has cured me
OF Bronchitis, and would recommend II as All nval.
liable mt dlcine Tor Cod Coughs, aud the inan ma.
tions that follow them upon the throat and lungs |
am very respectfully, GEORGE II. CLLMAE
NEGETISE does not act as a cathartic to debtats
the bowels bat c-anses all the organs, enabling each
to perform the functions dtvolving upon them.
National Republican., 1878-09-04
Scl,Ool-sults
AM USEM ENTS.

Al Eiseman Brother, corner seventh and Z. }
branch store In this city
National Republican., 1878-09-04
CITY ITEMS.

AYEEs CHERRY PUoroGAl.-thc worlds great
Ecn ely for Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and ali
ancvIuHs Cllho Lungs and Throat.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-08-24
Don't Forget IT.

If you are troubled with ner>
vousness,a are disheartened, tired of
life, fear death or teel out of sorts
as the saying is, you may safely
corclude that you have the Dys-
pepsia or Liver Complaint. The
liver is very apt to become torpid
this season OF the year as poisons
arising from stagnant water or
decaying vegetation are more nu-
merous and are through inhalata>
ton taken into the b'ood. Un>
less the liver Is strong and active
and furnishes and furnishes sups
ply of fresh aud pure blood to
drive out the impurities, the
above mentioned symptoms suree
II follow, and if not needed, end
IN more terrible diseases and
death. White Prairie Flower
proves itself the Great Liver Pans
acea. Its action on the liver is
different from amy medicine ever
compounded. It's cures are truly
wonderful. Try it. Price twen>
tyefve cents and seventysfiye
cents.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-08-24

& T
zen, his nose at an angle of for>
,y-five degrees-the angle OF the
highest flight tor a projectile. His
knees were drawn up and his
hands lay on the pit Of his stom,
ach. / shook him. | shook him
vice. The third time I shook
him he opened his eyes. ! think
I should have ratified his eyeDals
out of their sockets at the fourth
shake. He opened his eyes. The
lantern streaming into his face,
and three pairs of eyes looking
fcrcely at him, had a dlscompos~
ing effect.
aStranger. said I in prieslty
tones, stranger are you prepared to
de2
s.Eh? What? How? Thunder!
what's the matter? he said.
s.That nose, said ].
| [ looked around. The conduc-
tor was going through the door.
The ebony face OF the portor was
to be seen looking out from be-
hind the stove pipe. The man
Hooked at me and I looked at the
Imam.
| sWlll he go to sleep againi
said the bass.
WiN he go to sleep again? ask
ed the tenor.
s.Will he 60 to sleep agdins
laughed the soprano historically.
I looked at the man. The man
looked at me. [ said, "Let a
out" He shut one eyeS and sal !,
cheap. I saw he understood.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-08-24

Will furnish any Parer % Magazine
we will send and get on si.orf notice.
We have the incest and best sEock in
goods in Soutnern Oregon
Who will help us to promo.e
interests of this community,
Call aud see 0ur stock
34lf DIR. J. WOODRUFF.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-08-24
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF SAMUEL
~ Marks, Saul Marks, Asher Marks, an
VIM. |. Friedland- doing business unde
tie firm name Marks & Co. is dissolv
ed by the -rement of Mr.. Saul Marks
ALE ses of said irsm will be lfqai
lale,. and all debts due said firm to be col
octed by the remaining members The
firm name rem sins the same as heretofore
SAMUEL MARKS,
SAUL MARKS.
ASHER MARKS,
WM l. FRIEDLANDR.
RosEBURG, R.. September 81 1877.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-08-24
THAT NOSE.

was trumpet. a clarionet, a
ish-horn, a snare-drum, and a
cymbal, inside that one nose.
In fact, it was a full band of it.
self.
It was in good practice and
opened it's concert artistically.
Its preludr was in the minor
key, but | have had experience
in such noses, and [ knew what
was coming. At last it came.
What a noise! It drowned the
roar Of the train. It filed the
cars and flowed out through the
ventillator.
What's that ? said a heavy
bass voice.
WHAT'S THAT? startingly ejac-
ulated a tenor.
WHAT'S THAT? timidly in
terrogated soprano
The answer came again, and
again the torrent rushed out of
that nose. Big? Yes, they must
have been big-big as a boot
leg. 1t takes room for such a
noise to get out.
Oh ! said the base voice.
On said the tenor.
OH re-echoed the soprano.
Then silence.
Nothing more was said for
ten minutes, while the noise
warmed to its work. 1t put
forth its variations; no two
snores were alike. One would
begin with slight quaver, run
up an ever deepening variation,
and then explode. The next
would be a tremendous explo-
sion-no warning of its begin
ming, no premonition OF its
closing. Now it was a bass now
a tenor and then a soprano.
But whate1 er the key, what
ever the mode, the force was
never lacking; it was strong.
tersibly strong.
Il caq.t stand this!' said til.
bass voice:
4 can't stand this!' repeated
the tenor:
II can't stand HI p cried the
soprano.
Laugh ! I lay on my back
and laughed. | rolled over on
my side and laughed. | showed
the window up, put my head
ont and laughed; laughed with
a spasmodic action of the heels.
Still the man snored. Five
minutes passed; the nose was
executing o.'e of its most intri-
cate and impressive passage. It
began with a tremolo, rolled on
and roared itself upward, along
a rising gamut Of sound, until
it burst forth with snort.
Porter! called the bass.
PORTER! sounded the tenor:
OH ] PORTER cried the
soprano.
The porter came hurrying in,
followed by the conductor with
his lantern. | was standing in
the passageway trying to hold
myself together in the middle.
What are you crying for,
asked the conductor.
That instant the nose broke
forth; the conductor looked as
tonished; he explained aft er-
wards that he had heard con
siderable snoring in his nine
years service, but nothing ike
that.
We must wake him up !, he
said.
"0h, yes! wake him up said
the tenoA.
"Wake him rl,! cried the So
prano.
The soprano was near'y exhaus
ted, but [ clearly heard the word
up.
We parted the curtains. The
man was lying on his back, the
pillow down under his shoulders,
his head hanging over the north
side oft. Hrs mouth was wide
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-03-30
Saturday, April 20, 1873,

between the hours Of i o'clock a. m., and
4O'clock p. IN, tho following described
property, tO-wit:
10. certain lot of ground or town lot
situated in this Parish in the Town Of Thib
odaux known aud designated on the ylan
OF said town as lot No. l39 said lots being
bounded as follows: West by lot No. I46
belonging to vendor, East by Bourbon
street North by lot No. 1874 and South Ly
lot No. IA? together with all the rights and
privileges thereto belonging or in any wise
appertaining
%. certain lot of ground situated in
SAID Parish on the right bank of Bayou La
f0urche below the Town Of ThibOtlaux and
about twenty arpents from Bayou Lafvur.
che measuring one arpent and three quar-
ters more or less front on the property for.
merly belonging to John Wink now the
property OF y. w Blake by which it il
bounded on the North two arpents on the
Eastern line and bounded thereon by Wal
lace tucker d Go. one arpent and three
quarters more or less on the property OF
Matere Hebert by which it is bounded ON
the south ana two arpents an q road re-
served by Mrs Francois Hebcrt by which
It is bounded on the West together with
all the rights thereto belonging.
BENG the same property acquired by
Joseph Legeudre from hubert Hebert per
act before Emile +. Leblanc than Notary
rubiic OF this Parish Oh the I4th da, Of
March 1915 y,
Terms of Sale Cash on the spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
March 10th. 1873.
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.