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New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
A NEW PLAYHOUSE.

The pretty little theatre IN West 1wenty-fourth-
st. heretofore known as the Fifth Avenue Hall. has
been rechrstened the Madison Square Theatre by
j. Steele Msckaye, who has leased it for short sea-
son with the privilege of renewal. Mr. Mackaye
will open the theatre on Saturday, April 49, with
bis won at Last.' He will be assisted III
the cast by c. W. Couldock, Francis Aiken
j. H. shannon, w. J. Gilbert, A. 5. Lipman, George
Browa, Miss Agnes Lorng, Miss Gabrielle DuSauld,
Miss Laura lie Clair, Miss Helen Sedgwick and
Miss Rogers Carpenters are now at work
arranging the stage. New scenery and
yery attractive. and the house will be
reftted with new carpets. The music for the en-
terfainment will be q small orchestra, probably of
SIGHT perfOrmers. la case the enterprise proves
Successful. "Won at Last" will be followed by
some comedies, and the Madison Square Theatre
will be reckoned among the permanent playhouses
al the CITY.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
PREPARATIONS For THE WORLDS FAIR.

PREPARATIONS FUK TIE NUNLDb FAIK.
The Executive Committee of the United States
Board of Trade met yesterday afternoon at its
rooms, at No 214 Broadway, and confirmed the
proposition fixing 1888 as the year for the Worlds
Far. The Governors of the several States and the
MAYORS of the various cities throughout the Union
have been invited 10 attend a National Convention
TO be held in this city June 1s, when points in re-
gard TO Congressional legislation and hnance VIII
he discussed Tie residents Of Staten Island are
making efforts to have the fair on Staten Island.
The grounds mentioned as suitable for the purpose
are those lying between West Brighton and New
RrD
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
4 GRO W1RR1Y70 IN COLORADO.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmrSF.I

CoLORApO SPRINGS April 10.-A quo war
raa to was fled by the of Colorado by its Aor
ney-General, Wright, against tho Atchisou, Topeka
and Santa Fe to-day. The writ was mace
returnable April % The object Is Co IN
dure INTO the right OF the road 10 operate lines ana
levy fols I'm Colorado The lines operated by 70 Acc
stboso OF the Pueblo and Arkansas Valley and Denver
nrh Rln liranhp CnnnanIes
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
lLIRINE INYELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun risss.. 5.27 sun sets.... $50 Clock last In O3s
Moon rises Moon s0uth.. Alb Mosn's age. days %
HiGH WATER TO-pAY-A. NJ
sa,ly Hook ll:z7 Gov Island ll57 IIe Cate 700. ll7
HiGu WATER rJ-DAY-P. NJ
sandy Hook l:J7 GOV. Island. ....l i5t Oae l;i5
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
POPLAR BOOKS AT THE TRADE SALE.

IUILLAL DOONN n III IIt-lI1I1 '1lI1I1'
AT the book trade sale in Clinton Hall yesterday
the bidding was as lively as the preceding days.
The principal features were the sale of the
nublIcatious of Lee & Shepard About
1000 copies of the various styles of WebsteTs
Dictionary were offered by lylson, Brakeman, lay
Ior g. Co.. New-York and about sixty copies by g..
and O. Merriam. of Springfield, Mass. Among the
works in the catalogue Of Lee q Shepard were the
stories Of Oliver Optic and Sophie Nay, Miss A.
NJ Douglass novels, about twenty-five different
storg series the works of Byron, Swift Longfelow,
Goldsmith, Dickens Burns, Whittier. Sterne, Smol-
lett Moore, Fielding and Macaulay, h1me,s hlsto,
,ies ~ Fn9land Miman's edition of GibbOn, and
,nsnv other standard histories. There were also
,nsny new and popular books. The catalogue OF
Graves, Locke & Co. comprised principally we'll
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
21s BROADWAY
pam. BOZ Noon. 46e. n m. 42o Midnight Ss0
Highest during the day. So. Lowest ~
Average 4is.e Same day, 1878, 49,.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
A TOWN OFFICIAL IN DEFAULT.

George b. Ackerman, Democratic Supervisor of
Rochelle for two years, is a defaulter III his
accounts with that town to the amount of $4,000
His friends trying TO make up the deficiency Tor
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

DLOODGOOD NURSERY Established 1871
I'D HARDY TREES AND sHRU BS. -
FRUIT AND OHN AMENTAL.
Catalogues free. KING & MURRAY. Flushing, y. 7.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
- 0f the rgaus Generation &C. speedily and radically
cured by WINCHEST ERs SPECIFIC PILL. TWO 10 ~
boxes are usually sufficient Price 81 PER box SIX boxes ~
send for circular. Prepared Oy WINCHESTER & Coz
Chemists. S6 JOhu-st., New-Hork
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of tho
- Generatiye organs radically and speedily cIrei HogrBS
and5 70 7. HEN RY A.DASIEi5 " D. l4t LoSA stsn-a7
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
OBITUARY..

THE BISHOP OF BRIXEN
VIENNA, April 10.-MOnsignor Vincent Gas
ger, Prince Bishop OF Brixen, is dead.
SENATOR GREFFUHLE, OF FRANCE
PAKIs. April 1O.-Senat0r Greffuhe is dead
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
Announcements

Sore throats and hoarseness are eficctualy
cured by JAYsE's EXPECTORANE
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13

T Meals. Daily except Saturday: Daily
except Monday:
Trains connect at St. Paul and Minncapolis
with trains cast and south at St. Cloud with
trains for Melrose and the Sauk Valley: at
Brairerd with trains to and from ,he We.t
and South.
Connection with St. Paul and Duluth R. R..
trains at N Junction St. Paul and Pacie+.
railroad trains at Giyndon for St: Vincents
winnipeg and tie British possessions; At
Bismarck with stages for Standing Rock.
Fort Rice, Berthold, Fort Keough, and other
points in Montana also with n. " Stage and
Express Co. s line to Deadwood City and all
points in the Black Hills; also with Missouri
River Steamers for Fort Benton ard all points
or the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers.
May 25th, 1879 H.E.SARGENT.
Gen'l Manager, st Paul
u. q; SASBOES, H.. A. TOWNE. 3
Genl Frt, and Ticket Ag:t., surerntenlen.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13
Land Office Notices.
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Minn., Oct.

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Minn., Oct.
=, oath, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expira-
ton Of thirty days from the date Of this no.
tice, viz: Mrs. Sophia Ausbourne, guardian
Of minor children of Stephen NJ. Stewart,
homestead application No. 1856, for the
fractional nc IA of section 4, town 1873,
,ange Sc, and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz: Louis Zimmerman Of town 1873;
/. SO, and Barney Kelley Of town 134, r. So,
Minn.
23 St SOREN LISTOE, Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Minn. Oc

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Minn. Oct.
10th, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to IN Ike final proof in support OF his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expira-
ton OF thirty days from the date OF this no.
tice, viz James Strang, homestead application
No. 1857, for the H. I-2 Of Sc. IL OF sec 10,
town l34 H., range 81 W. and names the fol-
lowing as his Witnesses, viz. William An
derson and John Stewart, OF town l34 II, r.
36 w., Mimi. SOREN LlSTOE, Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13

I have, in Township 1872,
Range IS, -Four Thousand Five
Hundred and Sixty (4560)
Acres Of the choicest Timber
and Meadow Lands in Todd
County, that [ will sell at VERY
LOW PRICES, for cash, or one
third cash and balance on time.
to suit.
These lands are - miles
southeast Of Wadena and 8
miles south Of Verndale: They
are we'll adapted to general
farming purposes or stock rails
ing. The value Of the oak
timber on these lands is at least
3 times as much as the price at
which I will sell them.
A new saw mill is now build
ing on Wing River in this
town at which the timber can
be conveniently delivered and
the lumber will find ready
market at ' Verndale, on the r.
T., only 7 miles from the: mill.
l also have over 1000 acres
Of good prairie and meadow
lands in Wadena County, in.
cluding good farm, with So
acres ready for a crop, 2 miles
south of Wadena. Timber;
and Union Creek crosses one
corner of the farm.
GEO. NJ. TAYLOR.
Wadena. Nov. 20, rs. -.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13

IS .-.1 @.~,vo
sal Lnsstude, AFTER TAKING.
Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature
Cd Age, and many other diseases that lead to.
Insanity or consumption and q premature grave
desire to send tree by mail to every one @-The
Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists at 81
per package, SIX packages TO: S., or will be
sent free by mail on receipt of price by address.
ing THE GRAY MEDICINE co..
No 10 Mechanics's Block, Detroit. Mich.
ASSold at the Wadena Drug Store
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Minn., Oct.
10th, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his in;e
ton to make final proof in support Of his
claim and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration OF thirty days from the date Of
this notice, viz: William Anderson, home
stead application No. 1902, for the IL Of
NV IA OF sec. 2, town l34, range So, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz {:
James Strang and John Stewart, both Of
Compton, Otter Tail county, Mimi.
*2l st SOREN LlSTOE, Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13
cRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
-HAoE MnhA The Great Enalish TRADE MAR

Remedy. An I'm.
failing cure for
Seminal Weak
ness, Spernator-
rhea,1mpotency,
and all diseases
that follow, as q
sequence of self
abuse; as loss of
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13
100000 ACRES

" MINNESOTA and Dakota Lands for sale nv
the Land Department. Reduced rates of fart.
a''d freight to :sctual settlers. -.
-, Fun nl information given upon application to
JAMES =. PewKR, agent, al IS Jackson
street, s::. Paul or Brainer6. Minn.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13

Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler mas fled notice Of his intention to make
nal entry thereon Ut the expiration Of thirty days
from the 4 te Of this notice, viz Jonas kropp,
homestead application No. 26A6 for the sH, swh
OF sec 4, town l34, r. 81, and names the following
IS hts witnesses, viz: James Strang aud John
Stewart, both Of town l3l H., r. 81 W. Minn.
xxvl* SOREN LISTOE, Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13

1919.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
nal entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days
from the date Of this notice, viz: John Stuart,
homestead application No. 255s for the \ of ne
OF sec: ~ town iS4, range So ana Ga. names the the
William Anderson, both Of town 1874 II, range 36 W.
MINI. SOREN LlSTOE, Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-13

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Mimi, Oct. 10th
1879
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention, to make
final proof in support of his claim, and secure f.
nal entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days
from the date Of this notice. viz: James Skog,
homestead application No. $685. for the X sw
i sec. TO- town l34, range &c. and names the fol.
lowing as his witnesses, viz: James Strang and
John Stuart, both Of town l34 n range S6 W. MINI.
+Oct Is SOREN LISTOE Register.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-20
Hypol,ts nelot ". e,harls. p -.

GECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT edff corr n ~
~ the parish pf Jeff5rson. NO. 4s1f ! n q. Wi
Of d writ Of fferi facias, TO me tiSr WI
the honorable tho second judicial os }Saas
ab.ye emit led cause, will proceed Il e ssl9
public auction, at the Merchants sHds s u i
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street. bstNssssaa " 4
aud CustOmhouBn streets In the Heessss6o HI
OF this city. on FRIDAY. June 46s isgd VI
o'clock m. the following described pr0n sr n
" a CERTAIN LOT OF GRoUNp t....S
with all the buildings and iInuroyeraahsas N
on. rights, ways. privileges and aDr,ti NAV
thersunto balpngf1g e, or In anyWise ar,sasss'4 \
Ing. situated III the second Distfiof m tslS s!t
III the square. bounded BY Dauplfne. Hjira.,sss "a
Toulouse and 81, Peter streets, and f1Sasssss
according to q plan drawn BY Paul Cfafi.
March, 1867. forty-eight feet four iicIIMs rs
on Dauphins street BY one hundred NH ~ w.
two feet ten inches In depth On tie sIfe fasss M
Toulouse street, and stxiy-nins feat si1 n u
In depth on the side towards 81. Peter aSsssz RI
which depth said lot opens ait rIahs MI
twenty four feet four lines thence Oh 3 SSssR
deDth line twelve teet nine Inches NH ilfs5s
lines. themes opening again BIT ria|iI fissiaS
fhr, q feet six inches and two lines. tbafse r. i
further depth line forty. SIX feat fIIf6S 3ks}sSs
and five lines, thence closing at rI9fIs ~ -
thfrty-ntne feet two inches and fonfS 2}sY|
thence on LAST depth line thirty four 1sst nj
inches. running to the rear line. 81 SE]S +
measures thirty-two feet and paraIIs| H III
front line. VIII oh said property was piIfffi
BY said Flpry by act before Edgar GfItSs sS|
tary public OF Orleans, dated the second al nv
1871. " ~ FL
Seized TIT the above suit. EsA|
Terms-e5sh 4 q a ihg Hsgodt. Aurunp /,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish 81 0ri
myfg 26 ie2 O 16 10 FsXs
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
OF THU
esyry " vrsrT Az n nTTTETANA
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fittisth pays PracsedInEs.

NJ 4G .A4.
EHw Op1,EArs Tuesday. June ~ 1879.
,rha Gonyantion was called to order at 10
o,o,nok ! -. the President, Hon. Louis a.
Witt In the chair. and lal members p'essene'
Argent Mpssrs. Brfdger and Kidd.
Ths journal Of Saturday YVES read ana ap-
proved. $500 u.
proved. rxos,
- 4be dsv To be the consideration Ut The re-
pnrt II The Committee To Investigate The State
i,eht. and III melton III Mr. Lott the Conyen-
tiot resolved itself into committee % the
whole for the consideration Of the report.
tMr. Blanchard In the chair.l
The ds,mrnittes rose and through its CHAIR
man reported progress, and asked leave To SIT
again.
The President resumed the chair, and the
report of the committee WIS accepted by the
Convention.
Mr. Dernas moved that the further consid-
eratiot, OF the report Of the Committee 70 ln.
yestiVate the State Debt be postponed until
4n.1norrow after the reading Of the journal,
and that Ii be- made the special order Tor tnat
hour.
Mr.. Allan moved to amend the motion by
adding s'and that the debate close and q vote
bs taken lit that time
On motion OF Mr.. BreauK. the amendment
of MIR. Allain was laid on the table.
The question recurring upon the motion OF
mir. Demas, II was adopted.
Az $50 o'clock b. nj. the Convention adj
iourned Until 10 clock d. IN. tomorrow.
VIM. FL. HARRIS,
Secretary of the Convention.
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jean Baptistc Cler W. Mrs. 4. o. !
ct al.

G1xTH DISTRICT COURT Fo I. o. {
y ish OF Otisans, No. 1o,5z7-s6
Of d writ 6f seizure and sale. to m9 II
by the honorable the Sixth Distriek Il
the parish OF Orlears, Ii the aDg9gss
cause, i will proceed to veil at pugll8
at the Merchants and AsetfoDe eTs
Royal street, betwfe n Canal and Vnf 81
streets. In the Second District q 1!
MONDAY. June 80. 1879, at 2 Gu H.
lox' cEEa aiseTls9 nd pFe 81
BUILDINGS and impreyotD ents tne w XVII
By the municipal NJ. 4s daadues 5 Hi y i
dseinnated az lot number two. arg M H.
rineteen feet eleven ineht . ana I0uI ~
on garauet street By ninety icy y. y n ~
DEPTH. between parallel lines. as ~. p1isse IL
By O. Al, Hedin, dated the eieVeenas a Nh III LII
deposited as plan, number ele shas c|;,
office Of r. q. Stark, otary ID fnIs w ~
the same properly which was ae4 III tyt - 81
late Nicholas Antoine DelernO: W *
from Eugene Lssere as Der w E, H. n III
Edward Barnett, late notary 1n s nss G.1l4
fifteenth day Of August, 1861, LfkiS ~,
Conveyance office. in book ea2nly 80
eighty.
aeizsd Id the above suit,
AA9 ], b ALCEE GAUIH I'M
Civil Sheriff OF the Parlsl III
ynuan iae On 81 an ssaSS
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Brou Mathe w. Margarst
wife Of Charles warn 6,

T,rFTH D1sTRICT COURT F0I!l1snf y =!
II ish Of Orleans. No. ggz2. By YIN tlIo
of seiznre and sale. to me diTecte HID II
orable the Fifth District CouTtt a11oause ~
81 Orleans, In the above entitis' III the
nroceed to- sell az public auctio ange,
chants and Auctieneers EsnIigsg
n rect. between Canal and Custottr 81
In the Second District OF thls siihe foIllp ss||
DAY. July 8, 1879. at IL O'Clock e 81
descf Tser pTepffltyT & 81 aRo slss
the Faubourg IRENE. OF tni lssarec Vtllekss#ssS
bounded BY Esplanade. Mated as los ~
Robertson streets, and oe IVY annezea s. es5i5
NJ saia from j. b. a. DorvteI " spI IL
nassad before Felix Grinf. n y 1s4s 49,
On The thirtieth day Of Jnntai N - YllIsfe
1T nneasnras thirty feet font ~ nara
hv ninetv feet, In depthDeiWsssaUrr viii g IA
Al F1anch measure, toeel1tsol thereof
buildings and imprgsas.pnn. neing sssss7I
out exception or resi- asraret VAN 49,
properly which Mrs VIC 81 nnfyerbes.sfS
81 Inheritance froY an h e. e. Much, A1gs4
q Me- I'LL Ellza q III Honorable the
y :. G aeeIsg % tlhu1narish OF Orieaalfjar
t u,d a Jon1 "a i on NJ twenty MI
ana slKn asta ~ Hha SUCCESSION q IA "a
la ang ln ~ sI "a At the docket e. IN 81
~. Motcn;, w r.. g. 1ra. ElfZ4betn M u
~. ,asad srnrn haf and board q Ab ~ r.
h assu aa alvh said properly y n kares
Wtiliam Mfsb. per act pe as,h N Decast
ta "a 30 in tbis city on the " nitn -
aeized I'M the bore sun suit .rf
Terms Cash on fn nr I EpeGAT1THBE!4ns3SSSs
gvii sheriff 4 Il the Parish =
jes IS 20 n JSs .
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THE TWO-sTOBY FRAME DWELLING
FORMING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
JOSEPHINE AND PHYTANIA STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF ANTON sCHMUKER.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3G AGO.

No. SO. AGO.
DY D. T. GTHARDEY, Auctioneer- Office No,
I'D 81 Camp eet-SATURDAY. June 81, 1879,
at Ia o'clock M, Of the st. CHARLES Auction Ex-
change In the rOtunda of the st, Charles Hotel.
In this city. will be sold at public auction. by
virtue and pursuant To an order from the Hon.
IA. II. Tissot, Judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated the twelfth OF
May, 1879 and rendered lii the above entitled
succession, the following described properly. to
wit: -.--.z .............
part and Interest In and to certain lot situated
lii the Faubourg Lafavettee, III the Fourth Dis
trictof this CITY In the square bounded By Pryta.
mia. Josephine, Coliseum and st. Andrew streets.
designated us lot No. ], pf square No. 80, on the
original plan OF said 4FRubOurR. drawn By. BENZ.
Bufsson, surveyor, dated the twentieth day Of
January. 18A8. deposited In tho office OF Jos.
Lfsboni. late notary, A photographic COPY Of
which plan To- annexed to an act OF sale from
the heirs OF John LnnRprs to Patrick Gum
mfngs, passed before L. Il. Kenny lats notary.
According to which said plan said lot forms the
northeast corner Of Prytania and Josephine
streets. and measures 80 fest and 7 Inches front
on Prytania street by 40 feet In depth between
parallel lines, American measurement: together
with Atl the buildings and improvements thers-
on, comprising a. .fwO.EtOry frame dwelling.
designated by the No, 212 Prytanfa street.
Terms and Oonditions--Ca4h. and the pur-
haser to assume the taxes due and exfRible In
1879. over the prize of adjudication.
4 Act of sale at the expense OF the purchaser.
before q. LaGardeur, notary Bublfc.
rur1T a MI iH7 ID III
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JUDICIAL ADvEHT1sEdENTs.
sMERlFR SALES.
MRS. r. BAUER. Parliamentary Executr1x,
etc, VS.. r. B. Seharis

mF8s Es MMM6Ea AehAMgAAG IN x
E,oURTH DISTRICT COURT s HT 4 H. FAY a !
r is a # o laas 10 s2 the d sen 81
pbIa the FourtI. District Court fer the par
ish III Orlsans. Id the above entitled cause,
viii proceed to sell. OF public anc-
ton 1t The Merchants and Auctionesrs' TX
change chan Hoya stree, between Caaa end !. C,s 7
CITY. On MONDAY. July al. 1879. ct "a O'clock
t nessKta4 l9iunanfp o osfff1oN 81 pahOUNp with
Iii the buildings and improvements thereon.
situatad In the Fourth Dis riot oil this city. In
thes square bound by Washington Avenus.
measures. forty-six feet one inch four lines
Inches four and half lin 8 front on Upper.
line street BY q depth Of tire hundred and
twenty eight feet zen Inches four lines on the
side nearest Prieur street. and three nInd ed
and forty feet one iuGh five lines IN tbs other
aide nearestio Roman stre t. running through,
six ard fifteen, the longitudinal bal OF lot pun,
Der Ave. nearest PIieur street. the longitndi nal
half Of lot number sixteen, neatest Piieur
street, and the rear portion. arrest Prieur
street. Of lots nItnbefs len and eleven. OF square
number sixtY-four, according 10 plan drawn
by @. a. de Atmas, surveyor. on tile tn1rd ~
April, 1866 deposited In the office OF G w.
Christy. notary. as plan number two. Being
tue same properly the defendant herein &c
CURED from Andrew Cayard by act passed be-
fore AndreW. Hero. late notary public In this
city. On the fourth Ct May. 1868.
Seized In the above suit.
4efns-oJts4h II A LIZ E1 G5AuTHHEAUx,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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Citizens Bank Of ISulsIaua u. f,iE6If
FInrv. sEssssAsss

Y,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR TzE pfT|
~ ish of Orleans, No. 49, 97--B By vfrtue IN f5N11
Of seizure and sale, to me dire cted tf hi
orable the Third District Court fUr tI8 6s5
proceed to sell ct public auction u ilis
chants md Auctioneers' ExchanEa, I5j2
street, between Canal and Cusf0mh0uSe Sf9S
iii the s. eond District OF this city. III 4 |
DAY, July IA. 1879. at IA o'clock mi, thes "A ~
inz a oEhHzfNp f2Ie6eTF'z 81 + asousp
with all the buildings aud impro vsment6 n
on, rights. wa 9. ITfsilep es and auDuft64
thsreuntO belonging or In aIy wise 4Dtelt
Ing. situated Ia the SECOND Diarfcto tai
kufdy. Toulouse and Be. Peter HtS6Sf6e
measuring, according to b plan drawn M
O. Boudousdnie. surveyor, on the 6l8la
day OF March, 1867. fofty-t.ight feet I'm
sixty two feet aud ten Inches ID dsfiS T.
side toward Toulouse stree. and sixtlsf
Six inches iii depth on the side 30M12.
Peter street. at which dspth SAID lof0l
right ANGLES twenty -four feet Jour lire
On q second depth line twelve iest nles /
angle three feet tix Inches and tWu iindGgt
On d further depth line foftgsIx fs(l
inches and fye lines, themes CLOSING
Themes ,1 On q last depth line thirty.ious
Inches. running to the rear line. G1 N
measures thfrty-tWO feet, and pAfail6 T.
front line: together with the one fthdrS1
twenty shares ri mortgage STOCK ihes
tached. Being the same property aeudtN
Charles Fiory. de endantA herein, by
from Mrs. LpniBe Leclerg tWife. s6p151t
properly. Of jean n. LeelsrcI as peri
before Edgar drima. notary public IL tkt
Seized In the above suit.
Terms and Conditions be pur9h
furnish a stock note for the sum of 4a6he
dfed and nfnsty.six dollars, faliinK 11sa
first OF April. 1880. and renewable eGeA8
the charter of the Citizens' Bank OF
and the balances cash. The purehassE
stockhaIder 81 the Citizens Bank Oh Ell
sna. and The STOCK note so furnished ~
Il fled with tbs act Of mortgage By y, e4k4
wife to The Citizens Bunk OF L0uiBi9nSs
before Theodore SeRhsrs, notary punk
Orleans, onthe eighteenth day 0f Ag81ss
and with tbs sheriff's deed Oh sale thlts
u II. ALOEE GAUTHHHA
CivtiSheriT OF the Parish of ~
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