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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

insview Of the fact that the time for hold
ing another public examination OF teachers
Is near at hand, deem it eXpedient to call
the attention OF those whose certificates will
become void at that time, and also any per-
sons who may desire to teach in our public
schools the coming summer, to some points
in our school law which can not easily be
understood. Section - begins as follows:
Each county superintendent shall call to
his assistance two persons holding the high
est grade of certificates in his county; and
such persons with the county superintend
eut, shall constitute board of examination
for the examination of teachers. 1t shall
be the duty OF the county board of eXamina-
ton to be at the county seat on the first
"Wednesday in May and November, for the
purpose oi examining teachers" At no
other time can certificates be granted by
said board nor can county licenses to teach
be obtained from any other source save under
the following conditions: provided, That,
the county superintendent may grant per-
mits to such persons who may desire to
teach in his county who were not residents
of the county, or who were unavoidably alb
sent from the meeting of the county board
of examinations and all permits granted
shall be good until the next meeting OF the
board.
Persons sometimes remain away from the
public examination with the hope of not hav
ing to undergo so severe test before the
superintendent. but this is not safe course
to pursue Our school law, the cause of cd
ucation in our midst, and justice to those
teachers who are qualified and in the field,
all demand that the private examination
shall be as thorough as the public one; and
hence 1T is my duty to pursue this course.
Our public examinations are remarkably
easy, and that individual who cannot secure
third grade before the county board is to-
tally unfit to act as teacher in our public
schools. | am aware that circumstances
may prevent some, who desire to teach, from
being present at the public examination. In
such cases n private examination may be
given, but in no other.
Il. ROBB, County Sup't.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

MINES IN CowLITz COUNTY. A CORES
pondent writing from kalama under date of
March Goth says:
Cowlitz county is still ahead / have re-
Gently visited Dray's mine, now known as
Columbia. The ore is improving in richness
very fast, There were two mining experts
here few days ago, and pronounced the ore
very rich. This seems to be a fine opportu-
nifty for capitalists to invest, as the ledge is
so convenient to navigation. The cost of
transporting machinery will be but mere
trihe, and everything indicates lively times
in Cowlitz county. This portion of Wash
ingtion Territory may yet prove to be very
rich in the precious metals 1t was but a
few days ago that there was another ledge
found on The Coweman river, about eight
miles northeast from the Columbia ledge.
There is great deal of excitement over the
newly discovered lodges, and everybody is
rushing pell nell for the new Eldorada.
Nothing uncommon to see men with packs
On their backs cnquiring for the mines, and
already an able limb OF the law has gone to
keep things in their proper sphere.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03
BRIEF MENTION.

City Council meeting next Monday evening.
The trout fishermen have come to life
again.
number of Vancouver boys started down
river to the fisheries on Monday.
The election for II new Road Supervisor
will take place on Monday next.
High water put stop to steamboats, wood
ing up at Vancouver from the docks.
The body of Capt Geo. Smith, the first mate
of the City of Quincy, has not been recovered
yet.
Chat Knight, mother and brother, have
moved from Vancouver upon their farm up
the river.
L. Sohns has divided one of the large rooms
in the second story of his building, giving
one more office.
Many friends breathe easier now that the
sickness in Auditor Charles Browns family
has been overcome.
John Eddings is fitting up some offices in
his building, over Dillon's store, and making
other improvements of note.
Mayor Sohns, and his daughter Miss Kate
will go to San Francisco ON the Oregon,
which is announced to sail on Sunday
The Traveller did not make her trip on
Monday, having broken a crank, which was
repaired in time for starting out on Tuesday.
The boys had their regular fun on all fools
day, and the usual big stone done up'in Il pa
per sack was the cause of many II bruised
foot
J. NJ. Ward played with a good company
in Brant's hall Monday and Tuesday evenings
to good audiences The performances were
very well liked.
The necessity of grading and putting Main
street in good order Is more and more real
lied by our citizens who begin to really think
of having il done.
The tri-weekly mail service to Kalama has
not yet commenced, rs no orders for ii have
been received at the Vancouver Office and no
contract mad, for it.
The Portland parties who purchased
Tooley's place are commencing operations
for the mining season, and act rs though
they meant business.
March "came in like a ion," and stayed in
the same ugly mood for just twenty eight
days, giving the lamb only the last three to
go out on Naughty March.
S. X. Mayer he Of the long legs and "war
scoot' fame, departs from among us. going
below on the Oregon. Even as the good die
young, the brave and noble are early taken
from us. Sabe?
The Olympia Standard says "the Nancou-
yer gold excitement is assuming the proper
tions of Il furore" We don't know how big that
kind Of IN animal grows on the Sound, but he
HIS not pccn scch mere ~ any 'N'S"t'
The waters of the Columbia continued To
rise until . =. VI. of Sunday night, when they
were IL feet above low water mark, Is inches
above the highest water Of ISIS. The river
has since fallen about six inches daily.
Yesterday while Mr.. Motfett and Chaunccy
Howard were riding out the horses went ona
tear down 9th Street, finally bringing W
feminist two trees, ending the scene in grand
and lofty display of flying arms, legs, bodies
guns, cushions, etc. Biz fall, but no seriou,
bruises
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03
PORTLAND MARKET.

The Standard gives the following as the
wholesale rates from producers or first hands:
FLOU R-Narkct firm at present price. Best
50, country brand, 81 25W4 -.
WllEAr-Sl 6tis for average.
POrATOES-Quotable at GOAL y per 100
lbs. a> to description and quantity.
MlDDllNGS-FccdS 5000; fine S25@27H
ton.
BRAN-Pcr ton, $l4le@l5.
oATs-lo@l5 cents for white; black oats,
3i@3,
BACON-Sidcs, De; hams l0@l2, as to brand,
quality, etc; shoulders 5@6c.
LARD-lu kegs and tins 90 Zoe.
BUTTER We quote choice dairy at 2S cents
per pound; good fresh roll d2sc, ordi-
nary li0lSc, whether brine or solid, and
common IL d l5c; market steady all
kinds except fresh roll; California fresh
roll, 25@2ii3
ClIEESE-Oregon, logic; California, 10
DRIED FRCITS-Appcs, sun dried, 4@5c
Apples. rIachne dried, 9@ Toe
Pears, machine dried, 1dSc.
Plums. machine dried, lSc.
Plum>, sun dried, l2@ l3c pitted, l6@lSc.
EGGS-2Oc
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

THEATRE-Mr. J. VI. Wards Troupe met
with considerable patronage from our citi-
zens Monday and Tuesday evenings of this
week. The plays rendered were of charac-
ter which all Intelligent people are sure to
appreciate. We have always noticed that the
plays rendered by Mr. Ward are free from
anything appertainirg to vul"arity or rude
ness. The troupe contains talent of no ordi-
nary merit In fact, all did so well that it
is unnecessary to make special mention
Since writing the above We learn that the two
talented ladies-Carrie Clarke Ward and Miss
Emma Heath, are to take benefit on Satur
dav evening, April 18th. The Pacific Minstrels
of Fort Vancouver, have kindly volunteered,
and will appear in first part. 1ntcrlocuter
+. T.. Pressler; bones, +. IL. Mackey; tambo,
A. Plumb and others. There will be a
duet by Miss Emma Brant and Carrie Clarke
Ward. To conclude with the beautiful Irish
drama of kathleen Mavournccn," with Mr.
J. VI. Ward in his great character of Terrence
O'Moorc with the song of the Whstling
Thief. Miss Emma Heath rs Kathleen; Car
rc Clarke Ward as Kitty, together with the
full strength Of the company. We have no
doubt but that our citizens will turn out in
full force to make glad the hearts of the
worthy benciciaries
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

RELIEVED. We are informed that the
Right Reverend A. NJ. A. Blanchet Bishop
of Nesqually, is relieved from the duties Of
the Episcopate by the Pope, and that two
Rectors of this diocese are named to succeed
him and the Bishop of Vancouver Island.
The Reverend Bishop has performed well
his part, and in his declining years deserves
the rest now granted him.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

CLEAN UP. As the sun shines every day,
and the mud and water is drying up, there
usual after winter rest. Smells don't dry
up; they enter in unto tho nostrils principal
~, and offend the stomach. Somet times the
people get sick because they partake of too
many smells regardless of their quality or
cleanliness THrREFoRE CLEAN rP--clean up
your back yards, fence corners, slop spat-
tsr. alleys and streets, and make your
premises prcssntablc before man and heaven
both.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

AN ARGUMENT. Monday night Port
land one horse publisher and Vancouver
from the shop by the o. ii. r., in which it
was found that the butchers fists were the
heaviest argument used, whereupon the O.
H. p. retired with his bruises, to muse
upon the positive uncertainty OF doubtful
things. especially in ''such blarsted town
~ Vancouver"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03
MARRIED..

At the residence of Mr. Thos l.. Sullins,
near Hairs bridge on the East Fork of Lewis
River, March -, 1879, by VIM. y. Cross, j. p,
Mr.. Charles \. Thsley, of Astoria, Oregon,
W.T.
Walla Walla and Astoria papers please copy.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

GONE TO SrAY.-On Tuesday Mr.. Whit
ing, an officer from Olympia, came to Van
couver and took away, en- route for the Ter
ritorial penitentiary, John Cato, the man
from Klickitat county, who was sentenced
to Is months in the penitentiary.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

CHELATcHIE ITEMS james r. Bartlett of
near La Center, traded his homestead for a
piece of land that John c. Miller owned on
Chelatche Prairie, known as the Parker
place. Bartlett expects to make Chelatchie
his home He is also on trade with VIM
Wethrell for his r. Il. land. Wethrell ex-
poets to make Vancouver his home i'll the
future. Il.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

BATTLE GRoUND.-James ODonnell and
Lewis Palmer have finished putting in a
quantity OF logs at Palmers mill. Swollen
creeks and high water is getting to be the
regular thing whnever it rains, this season.
about the same as the one given on the 2lst
February. G.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

Frank w Goodhuc desires 10 Inform the
public Of Vancouver and vicinity that he Is
prepared TO al all orders for painting and pa
per hanging, and respectful, soliciss the pat.
ronage Of those who intend having such work
done. His prices are as low as the lowest
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

S. W Brown has an amount Of fruit trees
"heeled in." which he is Offering for sale at
reduced rates, good opportunity Tor Clarke
county farmers To purchase cheaply. Also
some fine moss and other Roses, Spircas, En-
glish News, Arbor NitNs, etc.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

ST.. JosEPH's HosPrrAL.- new build
ing in Vancouver has been so far completed
and furnished that a few urgent cases have
been taken in 1t will be some time get be-
fore the hospital will be fairly opened.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

You can save one dollar on each dozen by
ordering your photographs made at Davidson
Brothers, Portland-they strive to please every
customer by making their work equal 70 the
hest
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

A nail and darning needle were
found in the stomach of Jackson
county, Oregon, deer.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

Mother. | came home TO die with 1yspep.
STA but am all right now, Plumbers Blood
Purifier cured me-"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03
LOCAL.

ST.. LUKE's CHURCH. The usual services
will be held on Friday evening, and on this
occasion Bishop Morris will be present
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

A great Liver and Kidney Regulator for
this malarious climate is the Oregon Blood
Purifier.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

One of the first bills introduced in
the senate at the opening of the ex-
ira session waste remove the political
disabilities of jeff Davis, so as to pre-
pare for his admission as senator to
succeed Bruce, two years hence.
This was concealed under the bill to
restore to citizenship all persons now
under political disabilities. There
were only about thirty in the list, of
whom Davis is one. The bill was
referred to hecommittee on judiciary,
of which Thurman is chairman, and
it is reported that the jeff Davis
debate will be presumed and Thurman's
presidential prospects imperiled.
Major Rinehart, says the Boise
StoteSD'aH, the valorous agent of the
abandoned Malheur Reservation, is
having frightful time with hides,
cayuses and SO FORTH Those ''editor-
scouts" have made it so warm for him
that he has given up the hopeless
task of trying to remove General
Howard, and has taken to publishing
his private correspondence.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

HoLY ANGELS COLLEGE. boarding
students of Holy Angels College occupied
their new building last week; though not
fully fixed up it is commodious and COM
Portable, The following students have been
promoted from the Intermediate to the
Higher department in Holy Angels College,
John Balm, John Sheahan. Willie Rogers,
Herbert Conner, Alfred Marion, Grant Scott,
Amable Bergevin, Harmon Hunder, Charles
Dupuis, Frank Dupuis, John Lyons, Albert
Brant, George Raleigh.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03

WANTS LAND.--A Simcoe Indian who has
abandoned his tribal relations, came down
here a few days ago, and has been over on
Lewis river, trying to find Il piece of land to
suit himself for farm. He last week went
up ON the Washougal, having been froze out
by the Lewis river Indians.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03
Vancouver Market.

Vancouver Market.
Producers or first hands are paid the follow
ing prices
WHEAT-2t 90 per bushel
OATS-45 cents per hushcl.
IIAY-Loose Timothy, Sl2 per ton; balcd
Sl3: bottom, sSm 10.
POTATOES-6jc TO 81 90 per bushel.
BAtON-llams, Zoe per pound; Sides, lie;
shoulders 6 to &c.
LARD-l3' &c per pound.
BUTrER-Frcsh roll 80 soc.
EGGS-l6c per dozen.
CHlCKENS-Liyc,S s. 80 per dozen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

wAyERLY HoTEI-H MeNu,t. Missouri L
Esiryfw y,, MnKln,n a L1 asg,o m ls,a
e'1 G,eshton 'W and VIII" e Observation-Disclosures
rrela', aelvsatoniW ) Allen, Tennessee j.
rasaa: J gallagher. Florida, A j Gilmore. "
' GlTY i HoTII ia gsep. I'M We'll, nons
bert i"S'a Hoberta. n oharIea v j Davidson Bort
Wallace. - Edmenson, NJ Mavelsnd an Z,
Lothrop. W II II Brooks coaat: z = Ey. Fhlia
dol phin Geo d Kely md wife. Frovidenos y ;
yaa p DIV :; h Mn.Iso NY n mrIn
D Dan. Ala. Mnnfry Jones'. Richmond; II
u sls,r, M2blls: lohn Keon,,l tstlr"leh 9
h9n a hoT'aHr s m"en l"'m s s:sf
Raney. j i Alexander. Mount Carmel, MISS
| III Ifnbbard, Dublin. Mlss; Or AB Hholars
italian Opera 90; ] 9 Egan. Claiborne; 7 Rhel-
y, Hnfu.io, Tex. John Boykipn. TsrtebonnGs..
ST. CHARLES noTEL1M ? Glo q Bal Bel,
\ fna% e"s Mabls ~ W% McKy and ~ WIZ ho1
toni VIM Bardai. Now York: q liunknr PHI,
pdeirhin: Mr. NJ g Robbins and wfe. Mobile: J
| II Knrnorban. New York John Miller. 1T Louis
J + Farrell, Houston. =, Henry Il Jaeksoq
Eraba Mas ANNIE mes msxoo "
and wife, city Stewart & Woodford. Now York
Thomas NJ Almedss .viok,sburg. sanl J.. Canp
E2 pon asts md Wiz Mra aa Weathsry on
son Louisiana; q 7 Afford, Lexington: 9 I
Jonea eteamshlp, CITY Of MeSlna: L stern. yo'
Ind: b r Henson, Tsraa: Frank Adams, Nov
/ Orleans
OAH5IDy,a HOTEL Thomas Beasy, Terre
Ma fiansa ~ I'M 4,mn a,o niss Hi Enassd
o4F sFf n xSssRuF Man TsSs Ms" John
| Kennedy st Louis: Mrs A = smell. Bayou Gou
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25

Oats active. fpm and hlp her; ss'f ..ssh 80. bid
December s9a ] nuary, 't@96a May Dress e5
higher; SO 25ato 80 cash sio 70 November and
Decernber ali 40 bid January Lar5 moderately
active and higher; sooo % oaah 80 Nov@pe y
md December n2ibGp7.o5 January. 7,l2faWi p
February. Bulk ments steady and unchanged.
Whisky steady and unchanged.
At the close Wheat in good demand ana :
January Corn unsetilel mil lower: II = cash.
49,. bid January Az May. Ga aas.r, ~, net
luoaby lower. Fork dull md drooring, Lard
duh aud ~ lower
The Drovsrs Journal reports:
Hogs -Heceipls A. 900; shipments 1000; mar,
ket oraneh dull and 6e9ton lower. hn ons"d
stronger Mt Saturday n,icea. ,aunlity poor
mixed packing A. 7pna IT. light ~ 7oMa 20
choira heavy IL poeD4 10, Cattle Necelpta toe4
shpmens 100 good to nhofne f T. ahn ho ,at u
hutnhers' atrnng cows s2m3 40, bulls ~ 80
etnrkera' ~ 8nna 10. Western nn' through Tex.
ms ssdpa 40, Sheep Haeeipta 900: market strong
w W,rur Nc Eny. H. Spirits Of turpentlne
quiet At 20. Roaln hrm 4 a5 for a,rntnah. = l.
III 81 for hard "a AZ for yellow dip. Tar steady
at 81 10.
LIVERPOOL, Nov "a Noon. COTTON In modof-
Alto lnuulty, which Is freely supplied, sales es-
tiuateu Of 5000 bniea. 1000 for eKugrs nnd spRnil
iation. hlddliue Uplands dad. M,diling or.
leans cad Receipts ~ 400. American ii,4o
Futures opened l:a2d better; ,Uylanda. L"w
Middlng CLAUSE. Npvembsr delivery, G'i@
q a. g2d November md Dece'nber, Decan,l,el
Tahruary mud March 6Ah March md Apri
AZ B2l: Aprll and MAY 27-a2l. Futures dun
with FREQ sellers Mt previous prices
d)lng oIauee now crop. shipped October Rnd
November by sail, Gnd.
4.ao.- Uplands. Low Mldding clause. March
md Aprit delivery u IL. 1GdGDs 2b-92d.
6 u, M Futures closed lat Urlnnds Low
Mld1ling clause December and January doliv-
cry I'll -isI. Common rnstn ba al,
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Henry Freiisen W.. Annie M. BALDWIN ct als

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 isb Of Orleans, No 25,s77.Gy virtue q ~ writ
of seizure md sal" tn mo directed BY the hon
orahle Tho Third District Court for the pariah
Of Orleans IN the above entitled cause, Will
s ehn' and e. Auetioneers' Exchange. Royal
street between Canal md Cnstomhouse streets,
in the secopd District Of this city, on TUES
DAY, NovHmher 25. 1879, ut ~ O'Clock m. the
GsRr Ain F Ho0hRHP dR6UND with all
5f Sa ss w" way ana ea
nnnees thoreunso belonging or in anywise APP
pertaining. situated In tho First District OF the
comprlsed within Bread, dasauet; late jack
! SOM, White and Canal streeR. containing thir-
| Tonrne. dnted June lc. 1857 and deposited fol-
60 a 10 h9 o N 81 L hsr which aaId
| lots measure ms follows viz: Lot numbers. one,
two, three and four have .eaeh thirty feet front
on canal street BY depth Of one, hundred and
twenty !. nine feet ton inches and three lines.
| between parallel lines. lot nnmbsr one
forming the corner Of Canal md white streets:
each thirty feel front on CANAL street ny one
hundred and hf'y-pine feet tan !, INCHES {. and
numbers thirteen. fourteen and fifteen m t.as.
ure each thirty-two foot front on Canal street
ana bsd. hnd n tgnb III tee nne
sixteen forms tho corner Of Canal and Broad
streets. and measures , thlrtyctwo fset pipe p
one hundred and thirty-nine feet nine Inches
md three lines In depth and front on Broad
street lots numbers seventeen to twenty-five
inclusive meaeure zach thirty feet front on
Broad street by the following depths. viz: Lot
number seventeen has n depth 81 ono hundred
and thirty fest four Inches and three lines.
lot number eighteen hns depth Of one hum
dred and thirty feet eight inches and six lines !.
i lot number nineteen has n depth OF one hum
dred and thirty-ons feet one Inch and one line:
lot number twenty has q depth Of ono hum
bred and thfrtY-Ons feet five inches and
four lines: lot number twenty. one he's depth
OF one hundred and thirty feet nine inches
and seven lInss. and lot number twenty-five
hha depth Of one hundr. and thirty two feet
two inches and two lines on the line OF lot
number twenty one and u depth Of one hundred
and thirty-twO feet seven inches on the other
limo md front on Gasduet street. OF which 1t
forms the corner. Lots mum bers twenty three
to thirty. inclusive. have each thirty feet front
on GHsuust street BY ono hundred and fifty
nine feet ten inches and three lines ID depths
between parallel lines Lots numbers thirty
one 10 thirty four. inclusive, have each tairty
feet front on dasuuet street by one hundred
and twenty nine feet ten inches and three lines
In depth between parallel lines. lot number
thirty -four forming the corner Of White and
aasntIet streets Lots numbers thirty five and
thirfy-six have each thirty feet front on White
street by one hundred and twenty feet La depth.
Seized In the above suit.
| Terms Cash on the spot,
J. r. AICEE aAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
sHERsrr SALES.
A. ID. Grief A. Te.. In Lionia ntlan. VS.
Seott & Jackson. No. 40 6s7: White Richards
III, e. Inc Mr.,

"
" Go. Va Heott II Jackson. No. ~ e2t.
L'OrRrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
A parish of Orlnnns-- Nv virtue of two wrlta
Of fer faeas to Civil Sheriff Of the parish OF
Orleans directed by The honorable the Fourth
above entitled causes respectively. will pro-
coed to sell at putie ancti0n. at the Merchants
and Aurtioneere' Exchanges, Royal street. he-
tween Uannl and Gustomhpusn sfaafs. In the
second DiHrini Of this city on SATURDAY.
Hecember ~, 1870 at IA n'nlock m. The following
described prQpart y, TO Wit
CERTAIN FLEECE on PORTION .OE
and improvements thereon and tho appnrte-
naneea thereof. mud MI the rights. ways ssrVf@
tutles, privileges mud advantages thareunfb be-
longing Or In any way apusttHinng. situhtsd In
tho First District IT this city. In the square
bounded by Polymnia Coliseum Prytania and
Euterpn streets. and measuring eighty five feet
ihrea Inches one line front on Coliseum street
by ono hundred and eiSty-saven feet nine
inches six aud hree-anarter lines n depth
bel weep parallel limos md trout ~ Polyfnnfa
street: said portion Of ground forming thecor
nnr Of coliseum and Pulymnlh streets. Whiah
| portion of ground is composed of the whole OF
| tho lots ri ground designated BY The. numbers
eaven, eight and nine md patts 81 lots num-
| hafs ten md eleven. rs ner plan drawn hy Il.
lB45, aud deposited IN the office Of Theo. GuYol,
| notary public ln this city. ms plan one hundred
| md thirteen, bei ng sane operty acquired by
Mre @e ,arksn Nv purchase from John H. agott,
by aet passed before Selim MagnEr notary pub
TIC. on The eighteenth Deeember, 1862
Salznd II tho above suits.
forms Cssh on tbs spot,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
II a.