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SALT RHEUM.
Helpless tor eight years-UnabIe TO
WalH-GOt about on hands ana
knees-A wonderful eure.

NessrA wEExs i PorEKE= Geauep.a-Ih,v. b,s
= most wonderful cure o. Salt Rhe1u. For teVen;eeS
yearS J. suffered With Salt Rheuu; l had It %
ny head, tlee, Deek, arms and le rs n0s AHA %
TaIk, oaly Ga ny h1ndS and knees, for oot ye1r /
have not eten abe 70 help myEe for eight ye1rA
tried hundreds q remedies; 6oS one had he lea,t
eject Jhs doctors sid ny eIse EIs ineurabIs So
ny Pareais tried eVe-yTalRE thai came GloaS az
your adVeT,tsemSnG and e0seiRded 70 TIT CutIesrl
ksmedSaA- The eTst bog d CuIIenra broaEht tie
h1moE % the surtAcs q ny skin II EOuh dTsp o.
- II came Oui, u1tu Am nov entirely veil All /
can ay Is, Ithlnk !oa most heartily tor nv care
Any pefSon Who thinks this letter frand Iss IneIs
EIlte OF come and ~ las and 6nd oaI tor lTrI
fsun truly, WILL MCDONALD
lGiS ButterEOld Street
CHlcAao, liz, NEreh / 1873
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Il NE functions Of the liver are in any
way disordered, the whole body, Shd not
only the body, bat the mind sympathles
with the disturbed organ. Bilious com.
plants are more common than any other
disease; and 70 remove the bile, IS well As
to regulate the ESer, yoh only have q
take Simmons Liver Regulator, which
viii impast new life and yigor 70 the
whole system. NwEAT
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FARLEY AoArx' Is JA1L-Mrs. Bachnan,
who lives on Twenty inst street, came 10
the city building Monday night about II
O'Clock, and said that Christie Farley had
broken into her house By bursting open 4
door, and accordingly Farley was arrest.
ed early yesterday morSingat his home in
East Wheeling, and placed in Jail to await
hearing this evening II seven O'Clock be-
fore ". W. Miller. for house breaking
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Be it known to the good people Of Ohio
county and vicinity, that We. the undersigned
keep for sale At our drug stores in Wheeling
W. Va, that old established and reliable rem,
edy, WiStat's BalSAm OF Wild Cherry, and
knowing that its great popularity Is The ma
tural result OF honest merit alone, and not or
account Of widespread advertisements, We dc
most cordially recommend it as one OF the
very best remedies known for the cure Of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma and al
LungdiSeaSeS- WiStar's BalSam Is put up in
large pint bottles, and the price is 81 90. "a
word TO the wise is sufficient" II you CON
tinue to suffer snd die, it is your own fault
for It has saved the lives Of many and never
fails to Immediately relieve all soreness OF the
throat and lungs
Very respectfully,
LAUGHLIS BRoS 4 Co.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
p4w Wholesale Agents.
Sold in Bridgeport O., BY West & fillmore
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TRANSFER OF RIAL EsTATE-Tne follow.
ing transfer Of real estate was admitted TO
record in the Office Of the County Clerk
yesterday: E8f g
Deed made November /, 1879, by G.
Deku and vile to Henry Amick; for lot
in square No. i, in exchange for piece OF
property in same square and $.
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FoR UPE1RDs % fHfrY YYGRs Mrs.
Wfnslog's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It eorrees scidity Of the
stomach, relieves slsl ep!iis, SsqlAlsS the
boVell, cures 0yAd.kEy and diagThna,
whether aEiEtng from teethlne or other
causes An old and Well.tried remedy.
. o"t' a Sott% DaV
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JOHS RoniER has the greatest bargains
ever seen before in this city. 800 pieces
good dark calico, &c.; 50 pieces II
chintIes, Sc; 10 pieces heavy ginghAms,
Sc; 500 pieces dress goods Of all kinds
cheaper than ever seen before. Good car
pets from lSe. up. Call soon. Nos. 90l9
and a12l Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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'SQuIEE ScauLTzE had very narrow es-
cape from death while In the coal mines
~ Barton, Indiana, last week. The cars
are run in and ont Of the works by steam
and the Squire standing on the track,
was pulled from it just as several loaded
cars came laundering past.
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That 'Hale's Honey Of Hoarhound and Tar
Is now recognized IS the great national spe-
cidc for the cure Of coughs and ali lung dis
eases. See that yon get "Hales Honey Of
and take no other, As there are counterieits'
Sold BY Logan, List& Co., and all druggists.
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CUTICURA SOAP,
Medicinal and To,Ie,

Is prepared from CGtieura ia maiIEsl form, and q
positively indispensable In lie trstment q ska and
SealP Dtslases- We reeOnmend 1t ior the presTTn-
ton Of the skins q inEantS IOr Eentleuen gho,htys
tn4 are tralbled With tendCF tIcs joS ihcss bo a.
hre elEan AMI Wholesome Skin Gad Sealp and f0r al
ParPoses Of tas iGi!si, bath and ngIsefy.
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IVORY Soap the best Of all.


For restoring the natural color Of the halr,
nicer preparation Is offered in Hair RevIvi.
um." In large bottles, at only 50 cents, than
has ever been produced at 81 90. Glenn's Sui.
phur Soap Is the Word.tAmed elarifsr and
oeAutifer Of the complexion. Sold by Logan,
List & Co, and every drnggist
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TalEyE broke into cowan's coal Office,
IN South Wheeling, Monday night, and
stole quantity otdtHger's tools
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PoLlcE Coukr-Jud9. CraauIeT.

SUS"I'
The following cases were. disposed OF at
this court yesterday morning:
James Gardner, disotdsFly, fined g.
Paid. :
Netie Gardner, Henry E. Fellows,
John Strub, John Jones and Philip Nei.
der, drunk, each fined =. Paid.
Pier Boyton, for asSsllting Fred Davis
(colored) fined 8. Paid.
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The CvT1CURA RnEDlEs are prepared By Week, A
Potter, CheniSS DrleTStN EoStou, AID soId bT an
Druggists. Price q crncUKL Susali boIfs 81 esntS.
ArES boxes, CnotaininE two and ooe-hAH uEss de
quantity q snail. 81. REsoLvKST, 81 Der So,tiS.
CUTIcuGA soar, : cents per cake; By mai, % espis.
Tire eAkea. s cents. 49,
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THE many friends Of Capt. Vim. Lilly
will give him = testimonial benefit Al
Fishers Hall, BenWood, on Friday even
ing, November 2lst. Capt Lilly has been
aiinTalid for three years past.
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A ooxrrsr for an oil painting Of The
Holy Family, painted by George Storm,
will tGte place at the approaching fair for
the benefit Of the Catholic Orphans. The
B. 4 o. viii support Mrs. Moran and the
z. WI. & 4. Ms. DeYine.
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How is the baby2 is the question often
put to 3 mother, and many an answer
cones, thanks to DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
much better to-day.H
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CAPTAIN CowAN drew & fne young
horse At . lottery, in South Wheeling. I
few evenings ago.
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THR CoUErS-ClEcuIr CouEr.-Judge
NdnH.-This Court met at O'Clock yes
terday.
Thomas Hog vs. Charles ExeIy. Suit
on official bond. On trial.
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ETERy lady will do wei 70 read the I'D.
yertiseSnent Of tie New Automatic, " and
write for particulars q thsrs direfted.
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A ROLL anda cup coffee, only 10 cents,
and gold dollar in every fifty rolls, at
LaIamie's Palace Restaurant.
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FoR fifty years Sellers Liver Pills.
have brought health and happiness in
thousands Of homes. Ask your druggist
for than
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Use waller BAKER Co.'S

Chocolate if you desire the bat in the mar.
ket. The verdict Of experts, both in
Europe and America, has Tor many years
testified 70 It's great excellence.
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SKIN DISEASES.
A severe case OF five years duration
entirely cured.

XesEEs- wKEKS 1 PorTHE Gea,isxs-ToF II,
have been afIeied With skin dtsease for stput ~
yeArs, and have trted almost eTerythiUE that could
bear o., EiEhout any relief UhAtsvtI uatl AZ youi
Caii:ur1 Remedies advertised, md suneluIei 10 ~
them.
certify that oulv Rsed them about SIX weeks IN.
u SAs entirely WE'LL but beloFe eommenoed using
them, my tSe, breast and back Eere almost ! sohd
sah and Ieflea scratched the blood irUta MT bod
an nOE entirely yell and think your CutIslf1 Rem
sdies ART the tst for Gkin diseases that eIeE ~
brOaSht befOre the publIc.
NeTy gratefully yOan, FIN. FOX.
CAppp, IHD. TEE-I Feb. q, lSi9.
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A ROLL and acup Of coffee, only 10 cents
and 4 gold dollar in every fifty rolls, q
LAramies Palace Restaurant
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THxEXoMETER REcORD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at .Schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1875 Is9s.
~ 4 t2x.3 ?. H.fPAI7A.M. I3H.5 ?. n.7Px.
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PRESENTATION Gold Head Canes fur
presentation Just received.
JACOB ". 6RUBs, IeWeIsr.
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MEDICAL.
(gticura,
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
lSFAILIBLT CURES.

crTIcURA, assisted By CCuCURL Soar, Is earnestly
beIeTsd 10 Be the oply poalIITe specific Remedy iGF
the cure Of salt RReum or Ee1ema, RitgEorm, letter
Pushes, Chin RhelE, PsOdlGis, temPhigus, Impsti.
50, Lepros!, uehen, PTurigO, Itch, GrOand Itch,
blIbeE's Itch, JAeESon's Itch, Rough Snl CEAeked
skins, and ali VeEsenlE and Sealy Eruptons and IT.
ritAtiOns OF the Skin; SCad Head, DanIrUd, DRY,
Scaly ETuptiOnG Iebibgy and IrEAtouS Of the Salp;
ScFOtul01s Uleers, Sore, and D:srk8rIioe WOands;
Cuts, Wounds, BtulseI, SealdI, Burns IIeaInS Piles
Pain And IndGmw1tiop; Rheumatism and AceetiOsS
Of The AuSeits and Joints, Sore nroaL, Diphihrria
Group and HosFenssG In all csSeS q Blood and Skin
Humos, the CuticuEa Rss0lTenI should b. taken IN.
tsrnAIy until some time after cure Is ELECTED.
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GREAT BLOOD TOXIC" for the cure of
all blood diseases-"Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher,n
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EIEsAxr piano covers, very cheap, a
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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ALL sheet music al half price a, Shsib's
Washington Hall.
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BEHRE<s& Co., the enterprising groeeIs,
havs the hest PeaeA.bloT POtatohs IN
town.
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Foe Addaia,al IOoal Sc Fias Pla.
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CRY COUNCIL.

Regular Monthly session -NAlOney Elect.
cd superintendent 6f the Work HOUSE
Water Asseasmsnts Considered and
FIxed-HOney to be Bon FsWed NJ I.a
Per Cent TO Run the City Machinery tor
the Next few Months.
second Rraneh.
Council met in regular monthly session
last night. Present: Arkle, Caldwell,
A., Handlan, Haller, Hamilton, jefferson,
Kimberly, Meyers, Pollock, Reeves,
vockler, Wait, Warehouse.
On motion Of Mr.. Haller, DE-. Reeves
was called to the Chair, in the absence oil
DR.. Logan, President.
J.R. Acker was elected to Gil the va.
cancy caused by the resignation Of c, II.
Deiten in the Third ward. He appeared
and took the oath Of office.
Minutes Of last meeting were read aud
adopted.
REPoRrS OF COMMITTEES.
FIR Department - This committee re-.
ported having examined the report OF the
Chief Marshall for September and DC.
tOber, and recommended the payments Of
bills for those months, aesregaiing $2g6 81,
They also reported iavonbly on the bills
OF Fred. Meyer and |. I. Carpenter, as
Fire Wardens.
Also the bill OF John Buttetield for a
pair OF horses for Vigilant Engine,
amounting TO $50.
The report OF the lire Marshall for
September and October is embodied in tho
above.
CITY CLERE.
This officer reported that during the
current fiscal year, beginning May /, 1872,
and up TO November |, 1879; the expendi.
lures on account oil the different commit
tees to be IS follows:
10 tsrsunt Of Stre,S Alleys And GTaies SIS ~ \
Ou IceOEHI o! Fire S,SsS u
Ou aerSlnt q IteF Wotks-.---...--...-..- rs q
IA Sceouut u Lights 81 81
Which amounts to, when compared re.
speCtvely with the amounts as liked BY
ordinance as necessary TO meet the ex'
penses Of the city on the said accounts
during the current fiscal year, shows 4
balance still standing to the credit OF the
different committees as follows:
reefs, Alley, Aal .,fs5 Of
FIFE DsTdTtueni-s- E,t5t 81
Wafer W0fk1 s.-.--. llstl 20
liz! s.
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Che 9ntdtigeacer,
NeH AdverttsenentE.

once. Nos, rs and q FOurteeptn street.
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To Nervous SafTerers-The Great Euro
pean kemedy-Dr. J q. NImp.
sons Specific Medicine.

DR.. J. H simpsons specific Medicine
positive eaEN tOr SPeTnS'0EThsa, IanoteoeT.
WeGknes and all dttsGlsS Tasulttsz Irosa
- Nervous pflIlIty, InitahiniJ, NratIl AnxistT
1AngasF, LAs3iIdV, btprSssloa q SpiFis "a 1Sssi
thsall 0sEangsmtnt q the Nervous SJStel FPnsrSIl
F9in IN Buck o. SsIe, Lon a Nsm6SJ, PrsTaaI1I,
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OA Age AID dts,
Oa that LEAD Y
CO1sumPlbop, In
aniiy mdGn earl!
gave, e Oth. 81
nGftG how SaSt
taSi hS GySteu
EiY h Ma Il.
eNAef mY Hn4
q ShT nGae d
TIT NaAEelSa Iii
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k1PPtnO EAere bsIoFt V9s dSEp5sdSSSr ~ 80
IAs sPeaas Asalsias Is hsiaS used via TOSisTfal
RR1aPAle;. cat Ires to all White lor ,A.n ..d &c.
Fnes sP35as, 81 % pa plskAss. or 81 rs,L,,p,
" $s& VIII b seAt By mil % .etSips II IDonsT,
Ad6fe9 ~ 0rdsrS, J. B S1NfeOHIS VEbICISE ~
60, ~ lei and ioS A4iu s., BaGSIo, Il, i.
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Meeting Of the Grand Lodge Last Night
Large Attendance OF Delegates can.
mlttsts, OmeeFs, dc.
The Masonic Grand LOdseoi West Wiz.
Vinia convened in the Masonic Temple, in
this city, at o'clock last evening. The
following is a list OF the officers and dele.
gates present:
George Baird-Gnnd Master.
J. W. AIbuckle- Deputy Grand Master.
O. J. Faulkner, u. - Senior Grand
Warden.
John H. Riley-Junior Gnnd Warden.
!. II. Williams Grand Treasurer.
Q. s: Long-Grand Secretary.
J. W. Gtantham-Grand Chaplain pro
iSR.
Vim. G. Bennett Senior Grand Deacon.
W. II. II. EliCk-Junior Grand Deacon.
George Z. Thornbury-Grand Marshal.
4. y. BAiley-Grand Pursuant.
7. W. Bliss-irand'T TYLER.
Thos. Il. Logan, r. &. II. Robert White,
+. 6. ~; Leonard MAllonee, p. D. G, II.
District Deputy Grand Masters, H. Q.
Entler, OF Shepherdstown; ]. A. 1.afoy, oil
Volcano; ]. H. Weymouth, OF Beverly; ].
q. Schilling, Of Spencer; Ira. B. EaSley,
OF Fayetteville; ]. II. Reaburn, Of Rocky
Point Geo. +. ThornburY, OF Barbours.
vile.
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This officer reported that during the
current fiscal year, beginning May /, 1872,
and up to November !, 1875 the expendi.
lures on account oil the different commit
tees to be as follows:
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CANCELLATION OF BONDS.


STATE OF LOUISIANA |
Executive Department. !
Whereas. application has been made to me for
the cancellation of the official bond Of THOMAS
fl. HANDY, late Civil Sheriff for tho Parish OF
Orleans. drawn and subscribed by him on the
fifth day Of December 1876 for the sum Of fifty
thousand dollars, with the following named
securities and in the sums hereinafter ex-
pressed. to Wit: Charles Prayer In the sum of
twenty thousand dollars; L. w. Huntington. In
the sum OF ten thousand dollars; and Charles
Balejo. Henry r. Schillng. J. G. Donovan and
William Henry, In the sum of five thousand
dollars each. conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance of the duties of said Thomas Fl.
Handy as Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
Now. therefore. 1. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor of the State OF Louisiana. do hereby
issue this. my proclamation. calling upon all
persons therein interested aud concerned to
show cause, in writing at the office Of the Secre-
tary of State within ninety days after the last
publication hereof why said bond and the mort
gage resulting therefrom should not be can
celled. erased and annulled.
s Given under my signature and the seal OF the
State OF Louisiana, at the city OF New Orleans,
this thirteenth day OF December. 1873
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRoNG.
delA sod Secretary OF State,
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Paul A. Bacas vs.. Leopold Cu,cba


THIRD JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
Of 1eri facias. to me directed BY the hon. John
IL. Laresche, Third Justice Of the Pence for the
parish Of Orleans. In the above eptitled cause,
will proceed TO sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and AucfiDneers Exchange on ROYAL
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets
~ the Second District of this city. on SAT-
URDAY January 4, 1879. at u o'clock m.
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
Reiher with all the rights. ways, privileges and
the Third District OF this city. designated by
the numbers thirteen, fourteen and fifteen OF
square number ftty-tbree. which is bounded bv
Egana. Peters, Andry and Delaronde streets
according to q plan drawn by j. A. d. Hemscourt ri
deputy CITY Surveyor. on the ski eenth day OF
March, 1872 and annexed to an act pa sed be.
fore II, Bouny on the twenty-sixth of April.
1872. whieh said lots me sure each thirty feet
front on Egana street by the following depths :
sixty four feet one inch on the side line nearest
to Peters street and one hundred and sixty four
feet two lines on the line dividing IL from lot
number fourteen: lot number fourteen has one
hundred and sixty four feet two line. ON the
line dividing 1t from lot number thirteen and
one hundred and sixty three feet oil syen inches
Tour lines ON the line dividing 1t from lot num-
per niteen. and lot humber fifteen has one
hundred and sixty-three feet eleven inches four
lines on the lie dividing it from lot number
fourteen and one hundred and sixty three feet
ten inches five lines on the side line nearest to
Delaronde street.
suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot at the moment Of
oe2 10 10 20 ja4$ Constable.
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EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il fsh OF Orleans, No. 9f75-By virtue of q writ
OF seizure and sale. TO me directed by the honora-
bic the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or
coed 70 sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, In the
second District Of this city. ON TUESDAY.
January, 81. 1879. at IL O'Clock m. the following
A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District OF the city OF New Orleans.
opposite Washington sauare. measuring thirty
Ieet 'front.' on frenchmen street, between Casa.
caiye and Greatmen streets. BY one hundred
and one, feet In depth bounded on the line to.
wards Greatrnep str ct by the property OF
widow Antoine Dubuclet. and on the line to-
wards Casacalyo street by the property q Ju-
lien ,AdoIph Lacroix, togeiher with all the
uildinRs thereon and all aDpurtendDces there
unto belonging. Togeiber with ffry- six shares
OF stock Of the Citizens Bank OF Louisiana. Sc
cured by mortgage on sIlid Propsffy. Being
herein by purchase from the succession Of
Alexis Fouruier, as per act passed before Joseph
Cuvellier. notary public, Of date twenty-sixth
April. 1919.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to fur
nish n stock note in favor OF the Cittzsns' Bank
OF Louisiana for the sum Of four hundred and
eighty dollars, falling due On the first daytof
November 1879, and renewable according 10 the
ct rter Of the Citizens Bank OF louisiana, and
the balance cash on the spot. The purchaser
to assume all the obligations md responsibility
ties OF a STAKEHOLDER OF the Citizens Bank OF
Louisiana, and the ftoek note 80 furnished 10
be identified with the act OF mortgage OF tW1n-
ty-thfrd OF July, 1896. by A. Fournier and Mffe.
before L. Srghers, ate a notary public IN tbs
city. and with The sherin's deed Ct sale In thia
case.
JR. ALCEE GAUTHREAUx.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
de21 % ja4 II IS q
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mr.. and Mrs. yos. K0waIskl vs.. william
Wagner.

SIxTH DISTRICT. COURT For THE PAR
- lsh Of Orleans. No. lo,221-By vittus q. q
writ of seizure and sale to me directed by the
honorable the sixth District Court for the par
ish OF Urleaus. In the above entitled cause. /
will proceed TO sell at public auction. II the
Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange. Royal
stfesi. between Canal and Cusomhouse streets.
in the Second Dist, lit OF this city. on WEDNE S-
DAY, January Is. 1879 at "a o'clock IN, the fol-
lowing described property to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GHOUND. together
with the buildings end improvements. rights.
ways, privileges. eerytudes and dependencies.
situated In the first District Of this city, In the
Faubourg Dslprd, designated by the number
three hundred and tblriysfonr. in the square
bounded by Pensacola Landing. Euphrosya q,
Benton and Liberty streets, as per plan drawn
by ---- Delalleld, dated March =, 1892 depos-
ited la the archives Of q. Il. Etrlnger. former
notary. Said lot measures, In English measure.
twenty Eve feet front on Pensacola Landing, by
depth of one hundred and sxty-one feet on
the. side adj lining lot number thl hundred
and thirty-three. md Of one hundred and fifty
fset Oh the opposite side. Being the sams urop-
efty acquired by William Wagner defendant,
from Hugo William Hauffs by act passed be-
fore Hugh Madden. notary on the twenty eighth
March, 1864.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. .
J. X. ALCEE HAUTHHEAUx,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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