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The following IL a list of the jurors
just drawn to serve at tha November
term of Court
FIRST PANEL.
Brandywise Harry Beeson, Henry
Ewing, John q. Altman.
Wilmington-Le X. Springer, Enos
II. Jefferson, James Murphy.
ChTistiaDa-SamuelV VanZant, John Q.
Sterl ng, Isaac S Thompson.
Mill Creek-.James Springer, Calvin
Derric ickson, Hsnry Whiteman.
White Clay Creek Franklin East
burn, William Rankin, Lewis l.. lien.
Penrader--Lsvin Cats, WIN. IL.
Stradley, Robert Cam.
New Castle--.Joseph w. Barnsby
Robt. Wright, Robt. s. Martin.
Red Lion-Wm. n. Lee, Edward q.
vouCulin, Harry c. Clark.
st. Geerges-Henry Cleaver, Lewis r.
| Mcdowell.
| Appoqmnimink-S T. Bouchelie,
Christopher s. Ford.
| Bhckbird-James G. Powell, John M
Wright
SECOND PANEL.
Brandywine- George l.. Cloud, Ell
wood W. Hushand~, John Conzens.
Wilmington -Joseph N. Cooling,
| Robert Cottinghan, James Kennedy,
Chrlstiana-Thos. Toy, Edwin Graves,
Taylor Graves.
Mill Creek-James Hardness, Mccoy
Yearsley, Lewis Miller.
White Clay Creek James ii. Small
ley, James Wright, Theodore #. Arm
strong.
Pencadcr-B ID. Ferris, VIM T. Dy-
et', Enos Rambo.
New Ca-tle-John w. Mackey, Rich
ard Maloney, Samuel Hurst.
Red Lion Michael Mulligan, james
NJ. Jester, John Diehl.
st. Georges Ed ward Is. Wright, +
j. Pennington.
Appoquinimink-M -Marcellue Price, Jr.
samuel 4. Thomas.
Blackbird-Jacob b. Wright, Goldsmith
q. Nniior.
. The following are a list OF addititonn
| Jurors drawn to serve at the Court OF Oye
and Terminer:
Brandy dywine.-Wiliiam B. Derrickson,
Wiimington.-Wlllia IL. bowman.
Christisna.-William Clark, kllwood
Mousley.
MIA Creek. charles Newlin, Robert !
Dennison.
White Clay Creek.-John Atkinson
+ WIN. q. Hawthorne.
D Pencader.-iienry Kcndell, Joseph "
| Brooks.
New Castle.-John W. Davidson, Henr
: Frazier.
Red Lion-Edgar II. Cam, William
Mullin, Sr.
st. Georges.--John P. Vandegrift, Henr
n G. Tumlin.
Appuquinimink VILLA Dudley.
Black Dird.-Jamcs 4. Webster.
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The 1nnirersarU Of the Grant
of the SfUfe or DctUtcOre.


City Treasurer Francis Vincent hands
us the following:
This sd OF October one hundred and
nj nrty years ago to-day. William
Penn landed at New Castle, with a let
ter of attorney to Ephraiin Herman and
John Mol, from James, Duke of York.
| (afierwaras King OF England), to grant
to hun by livery of s-isin chat is by CIV
| ing him possession OF the territory now
known AZ the State OF Delaware tie
hat previously, IN August, 1852, received
the giant of this territory in two deeds,
| hut the old English law then r.quired to
give complete title TO land, that pDs-
session should be given by the formal
delivery to the purchaser of twig or
clod. This was called "livery Of se,sin.'
The first deed was dated August 20
1852. IL stated that out Of especial re-
gard to the memory and many faithful
and eminent services heretofore per
formed by Sir William Penn, father OF
William PENN, to his Majesty. tmean-
ing King Charles the 2n,i) and his Roy
al Highness, (meauiDg james, Duke of
York, VIII" then owned Dela~are), that
he, James. Duke of YORK;, granted to
him (Williain PENN the, town Of New
Castle, otherwise ca He'd Delaware, and
all that tract Of land lying within the
compass or circle of twelve miles about
the same. situate, ly ing and being upon
the river Delaware, In America, and al
islands in said Delaware river. He
| (William PENN also agrees to pay q
yearly rent OF I'VE shillIngs for this ter
ritory.
1t il this grant bv these deeds, thai
giv.s the State of Delaware jurisdi on
over the Iriver Delaware, for twelv'
miles above and below New Castle, an'
also gave us possession of the Pea Patel
island upon which Fort Delaware /
buiit In one despute with New Jersey.
On the oath of a uRust 1852 a days la
teri the Duke of York gave TO Penn
second deed, in which he granted for tn
J sum of ten hHiings the land, begiunin
twelve miles south of New Castle, ex'
tending south to the Whorekills othe
wise called Cape Henlopen. For thi
grant he was also 10 pay tone roses Q
> the +, ast If st. Michael the Archange
: yearly. He was also To pay to the Duk
Z. of York at the same time, one half tli
nts aud profits he derived from Il t.
l ritory.
IA The land conveyed by these two deet
new constitute the State OF Delawar
:, aud WIN. Penn became the sole own
:, | OF our territory. He changed the pau
of st, Jones county to Kent and OF De
= TO Sussex. But gettingi HIS utle Pen
u sylvania from Henry Charles, and b
title TO Delaware from the Duke
Q York. caused the separati on OF Delawa
n and Pennsylvania with two government
A Delaware being called tue Territory al
/ Penusylvania the Province. We had o I
governor and one counsel, but differel
legislative assemblies until the revO
l. tiOns. when We became two dista
states,
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THIRD EDITION
The sevekyJotes of the World
An INTERESTING LEcrU NE oN

u
An INTERESTING LECTURE ON THE
sUaIrCT BY REV. DIR. NEWMAN.
Rev ]. p. Newman, d. D., formerly
Chaplain of the United States Senate.
and who travelled around the world on
|. consular mission during the Presidency
Of General Grant, on Tuesday evening,
in the presence OF, . crowded audience,
delivered . very Instructive and enter
tanning lecture, at the Tabernacle M
Z. Church, philadelphia on the zine
Seven Bibles Of the World" In discuss,
ing the subject the speaker said he wouio
consider 1.-THE seven books when men
hold sacred under two heads First, the
question Of priority of time, and' seconu,
exclusiveness of possession. by Unc
seven bibles of the world he meant ne
Koran of the Mohommedans the Edaas
of the Scaridinavians the Vedas oil the
Brahmans the Zend-Avesta OF the far-
,ees the Tr-pi-ti-ka Of Buddha; the
Tri-f-Kip or the religion OF Contucius,
among the Chinese, and the scriptures
OF the Christian HIS object was to prove
that the Scriptures were the oldest IN the
order of time, and they contained three
truths which we're the exclusive posses
sion OF N'nrlobidtlNy. - uCSos ~ S'
we're; first, the iatherhood OF God sec
ond, the brotherhood of man, and third
the elevation Of woman. During the
course 'of his lecture, which lasted ovel
an hour, he took up the various Doc X
mentioned and gave in detail the hslor,
of their origin, with quotations from each
and showed that the Koran was writer
about seven hundred years before christ
the Eddas, about five hundred years; tE'
svedas, six hundred years; the Tri-pi-t
Ka, six hundred years the writings o
Confucius, one thousand years. Tin
Zend-Avesta, twelve hundred years, AM
the writings of Moses. fifteen hundle
years. He characterized Mohommed a
the most stupid literary thief known
man. In referring to the Scandinavian
he stated that from them came the trla
BY jury and other forms of law and froi
them came the best blood Of all Europ'
OF the sayings of Buddha some are IT
ally wonderful. He was an out-and-ol
temperance man.
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l1lf0nsO's ROYAL Bounty.

PARIS, Oct. 81 Numerous committee
have been formt d here for the relief OF
Of the sufferers by the f1oohs in Spain.
1t is stated that King Alfonso has deciar
ed that, In view of such a calamity, all
sums which indi viduals or public bodies
intend to contribute tow ard the celebrs
ton of lis marriage will be devoted to
the relief of the sufferers.
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WeccacOe Engine.

The engine built for the Weccacoe
Fire Company, of this city, by the Clapp
X Jones Manufacturing Company, OF
Hudson, N. Y, will arrive here during
sometime tomorrow, most probably on
the south bound express at 12.4S. A
committee Of the company left here on
Tuesday morning last to lake charge OF
the steamer. There VIII be no general
reception of the company by the de-
partment.
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Foreign TeIcxraphio Summary.

Mr.. Gladstone has been interviewed
in Paris on the Afghan and Egyptian
question as to his own plans in the case
of Liberal victory.-The Head Con-
stable of Liverpool warns Mormon eml-
grants of the American laws against po-
ygamy.-Russian Journals are indignant
over Lord Sallsbury's speech.-A Roman
newspaper is frightened because an asso-
citation of foreigners is buying up all the
other papers. The young lady who left
her Liverpool home so mystcriously some
weeks since has been found in London.
The French Government Is dismlssine
more Legitimist mayors.-The Monten-
egrns are said to be putting the Herze-
govinians up to shooting their landlords
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Elder Beche will preach tomorrow
(Friday) evening, 30 o'clock, at the old
Baptist Meeting House, on King street
above Tenth. The public are cordially
invited. Seats free.
General Grant admires Bonaparte'
genius, but hates his character; an,
says that the battle of Waterloo wa
faultlessly planned.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-23
Death of tsCO Professors.

Prof. Charles Grobe, formerly Of this
city, dropped dead yesterday in front Of
the Burnett House. Stroudsburg, Pa.
Prof. Henry l.. Schoenherr died
at the Crozier Theological Semina-
ry, Upland, Pa, yesterday. The Profess
sor formerly resided in this city.
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The Presidents Opinion o
(lhiO

WASHINGTON, October Ex-senator
Kellogg had an interview with the PlesI-
dent to-day. In the course Of the CON
veisation on the results of the Ohio cleo
ton the President expessed the opinion
that the Republicans will in the next
Congress regain control of both the
House and Senate.
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WALL srRREr Observation-Disclosures
were very active and advanced TO still
higher prices. Money was steady at Z
per cent. for call loans on good stock
collateral. Governments, State ana
railway bonds were all IN demand at
higher figures. Exchange was dull and
upchauped
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The jury in the trial OF Joseph A.
Blair tor the murder OF John Arm
strong, at Newark, n. j., appeared in
Court yesterday morning, with verdict
of mot guilty" The jury had been out
ninety-seven hours, and, it is said, stood
10 TO 3 for acquittal until their last vote.
1t is said that very large number OF
the best gold and silver mines in Mexico
are passing into the hands of United
States capitalists.
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FOURTH EDITION
Iudtcst,~.s for To.lDay.

Light rains and partly cloudy veof'ier'
Uita slight rise in temperature and SD
tionary or falling barometer.
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VIE ARTIZANs SAVINGS BANK.

H,IIE ARTlZANS SAVINGS BANK.
5o2 MARKET STREET,
1NcoKPoRArEp JANUARY 2ith, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from y A,
NJ, until +. M. and on Tuesday and sat
urday evenings from7 to so clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
Inanent deposits compound their interest
~ MANAGERS.
Clement II. Smytn, George w. Bush,
Chss. W. Townsend George 5. Capelle,
Nathan'l RBenson, NJ. l.. Lichensieln,
Henry +. Dure, Edward Daringlo on,
W Hastings, Job II. JACK SON
Edward Pusey, WIN. IL. swift
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President
GEO. S. CAPEILE, Vice President
ieb2l-ly +. 4. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
tIHsr NATIONAL 6f JAWS Wi1M1Noroy.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BETTs, pREsrpENr.
GEO. -. AitMSTKONG. CASHIER
Paid up Capital, SJoO,OOO
Philadelphia and New York Exchang,
furnished TO regular DeposiIors withou
charge.
Discount days, Mondays aud Thursday
at 10 A. NJ DIRECTORS
Clement b. Smyth, George w. Bush,
John IL. Adams Ell Garrett,
! Henry s McComb, Samu ancroct, Jr.
Daniel James, William Tatnall,
: Edward Belts. janI-iy
. |
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1OOO returns in 30 days on 500 in
DlHOO vested. Oflicial reports free
Like profits weekly on stock options oi SIC
TO 90. Address T. Potter Wight Co.,
Bankers, 81 Wall St.. N. Y. oc1,-dawly.
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ESTER NEWSPAPER ITEMS.

MAJOR. ID. X. Is. NeviD, of the Weekly
Gazette, Chester, Pa, has, 1t is under
stood, accepted the position of Secretary
and II easurer OF the Phi Philadelphia Press
Company. He will sell the Gazette, as
he cannot fiji both positions
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Less than Phila. Prices

We could not sell these goods at 90
cents II they had not been purchased
previous To the advance M we have re-
ccived ndvices from the manufacturers
notifying us Of An advance OF S cents
per yard. "and that no order would be
taken for future delivery except mt
value"
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ID A ~ q Il ~ q

REOPENING OF A. q, WEBSTER b
SELECT DANCING ACADEMY,
Monday Evening. Sept. Sth. 1879, al
the Masonic Temple, VIII
minxtOn, bel.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing TO become proficient In all the
dances of the day and 10 learn the new aud
more f shiOnabe ones will find IL TO their
nd vantage to bt gin with the opening OF
the season.
FVFNISG CLASSES.
Commencing Monday Sept. sth. Gentle
mems class Monday and Thursday even
ings from TO 10 o'clock,
AFTERNOON CLASSES
Commencing Saturday, september 18Th
Ladies and Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from to and Saturdays
from ITO 4. private lessons given at any
nour to SUIT convenience. Glide walil
taught In a few lessons.
Special arrangements fer Schools anc
| sem inaries and for private classes o
ladies or gentlemen can be made by Apply
| ing at the Academy, at Kobelin n Bros
| No.7lO Market street, or by mail 70
| AL WEBSTER,
sep2s- i'm. Masonic Tempe.
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THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.

| 800 Prizes, sll2, 400
Z: Whole Tickets ~. Hail Tickets, VI.
n Tickets, ~. 81 Tickets, 500
All applications for club rates should be
made To the home office.
Full list OF drawing published in Louis
VILE Courier Journal and New York Her
aid and mailed to all tick ct holders. Fol-
| tickets and Information address II. j
COMMERFORD, Courier journal Build
! ing, Louisville. Ky.
| III thu&sat. d& w3w.
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Local stacks and Bonds.

Local stocks and Bonds. i
National bank OF Delaware. 4Do
First Natiosial Bank. l3o
Union National Bank. nk.................. .....H
National Bank " Il. and Brandywine.. o.
farmers Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Wiimington Coal Gas ompany....... q
Delaware X. X. %. Co..-................'. .eoh
Delaware W estorn X x Co stock, w
PhiIa. VII. A Baiti more K. q Coz. 65l,
WiIm A Northern n. X. .Co...... "
iIelaware Fire Ina (Io....35 IS
Oeiaware State Bonds iG3
Wilmington CITY ies u
Wilmington City 5s...................lO So. 1929
New Castle Con unty ,oan 10.
Delaware Rail road first Mortgage...... lV'
Delaware Railroad, extension. t0i
WI. Passenger Railway Go. LIST mort. io'
(" - - Stock,
Masonic Hall Co Bonds. s...........-........ ~
Masonic Hall IN .---.............,
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AuthOrIZed by the Co commonwealth OF NY
-l:}thU-
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth 0istr ribution Co..
AT MAcAULEy's THEATRE.
In the City OF Louisville, on

OCTOB Ell 80, 1879.
These drawings, authorized by act OF
the Legislature o1 lhtiy, and sustained by
all the Courts of kentucky (all fraudulent
advertisements oIother lottery companies
who ciaim the sole ownership of "ali the
grants in Kentucky" to the contrary not
wlthstandingl, occur regularly on the last
day of every month (Sundays excepted, 3,
and are supervised by prominent ciLizens
ot the state.
Grand and unprecedented success Of the
| new features.
| Every ticket-holder can be his own
| supervisor. call out his number and see 1t
| placed in the wheel.
The Management call attention to the
| for only 81, any of
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Wilmington yIarLeis.
WILMINGTON. Del. October 20, II

WILMINGToy, Del, October ~, 1917.
Quotations at the Brandywine Mills for
Flour aud Grain, furnished by W. u.
Pennypacker. q Co. Corrected Daily.
Besi Patent Fiour....4s - - to 70 %
Choice Family Flour......... 90 10 10
Cholce Superfine............. oOO 10 W
Prime new wheat II
New 80
Bran per ton 1907
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Financial and Commercial.

wILMIroToN. Del, Oct. ~ isss;
l. ttest stock quotaLions lurh,snm "
4 aid a Co., Clayton House bu'ioi"k
Wiir.ington. Del. AT II Nj. to-nasifli Of
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Pharmaceutical
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For Debility. Loss OF Memory. Indspl
sition 10 Exertion or Business. shortns
OF Breath. Troubled with Thoughts of n
sease. Dimness OF Vision, Pain In \
Back, Chest aud Head Rush Of Blood
the Head, Pale Countenance, AMI N
skin.
II these symptoms are allowed to 90 4
very frequently Epileptlc Fits and Cd
sumption follow. When the consllluti,
becomes affected II requires the aid Of
invigotating medicine 10 strengthen al
tone up the system-which
The daily gazette., 1879-10-23
The November Court.
FIRST PANR RI.

The folio wing Is a list of the jurors
just drawn to serve at tha November
term of Court
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Eoery Styte Manufactured.

THE above prices will be found to be
correct as our stock liz now mark ed ana
In many cases II will be found lower
than the same goods can he bought In
this or adjoining cities.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

The City of New Orleans vs.. st0ddard
Howell; same vs.. Stoddart Howell: same vs..
same; same vs.. same: same vs.. same; same
vs.. Stoddard Howell; same VS.. same; same
rrHfRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish Of Orleans. Noa IS, 6ls 50 1913 sola2. 80 1873
80 1874 and 1876: and Fifth District Court for the
parish. Of Orleans Nos. 5s2 and sl4- By virtue
Of eight wris OF fieri facias. to me- directed
BY the honorable, the Third and Fifth Dis
trict Courts for the Parish of Orleans in The
n iso 1871 ISIS is7 1873 1s7s isa7 and
1878, will proceed to sell at public auction. at
the Merchants and lAuetioneeers Exchange.
Streets in the Second District Of this city on
FRIDAY. May p, 1875 at u o'clock M, the
oo TMERT dsse1 TRpa fsPPeo6 81 E E with i'm
movements. situated in the Third District of
this city. running from Levee street back to
Charles Caffn's tract and ON the other side by
Charbonnet street the property OF the Louisi-
ana Cotton thanksgiving Company ana s Claude %
Drainage Bureau, into three portions and
measuring In American meas re, as follows:
FIRST PORTION measures tWo nun nn lane ana
street. two hundred AID eighty feet three lneEes
and seven lines front ON Daupllne street sy
na hundred and ID the Side
Caffin's tract. and eighteen hundred anu We've
feet and four lines In depth On Gharbodnnet
street Or Louisiana Cotton Manufacturing ooha-
SECOND PORTION measures two hundred
ssad eighty feet three Inches ana seven Alues VI
both Dauphine and GoodehiIdren Avenue AUG
eleven hundred and twet ty-1ve feet SIX ln ns
and four lines ON both Cabins tract and Char
bonnet street.
and eighty feet three inches and seven lines nn
Both Goodchildren Avenue and Florida Walk
by depth Of sxyone hundred and seven en- lees e.
C. Ca fins tract aud the line OF Claude TiblteE
tract. from Goodcaildren Avenue to Florida
Walk,
Seized in the above suits.
Terms--Cash on tha spot
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mh2l apl IA q % my2
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E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
40 ish of Orleans. No. Crosby virtue of q
writ Of seizure and sale. to me directed by the
honorable the Ftn District gours lot me parsin1
proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction. &C the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street.
between Canal and Cnstomhouse streets u N the
MAY 10. 1879 at IL o'clock M: the following. de-
scribed property together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon and appurtenances
!. AZ GER H TAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the First District of this city. in
the square bounded by Magazine. Constance.
the letter B. on a sketch thereof made by ]; A.
d,Hemecoart, surveyor. on the sixth Of May.
current 1876. annexed to an act passed neIore
current 1876, and measuring according thereto
lofty.tWo feet seven inches front on Magazine
ST. Get by one hundred and TWEEN y-seven feet ten
ye Lines In depth ~ IF
q plan drawn by Paul 9. Bo Boz arehi.
the office If Felix Grima, notary public in this
city. and OF thirteen feet nine inches and six
lines or the lot designa ed by the number nine
on on me same plan aud adjoining said lot num-
2: TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit
usted IL the First District of this ciry. in
zine and Calliope formerly Duplantier) streets,
designated by the numbers thirty seven and
thirty -elghS, on plan drawn by Louis Brin-
nexed to an act passed before D. L McCay. late
notary public lii this city on the twenty ith OF
May, 1885. and measuring each, in American
feet front on Camp street by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth, between parallel lines.
Seized In the above suit.
J. R. ALCkE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
apl4 Al Is my5 y is
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r. Henke W r. Osthofr.

SIXTH DISTRICT. COURT FOR THE PAR
- lsh of ORLEANS, No. 1O.362-By virtue of a
writ of Sc zure anG sale. to me directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the par
ish of Orleans. in the above entitled cause.
I will proceed to sell at public anc-
ton. at the NJ rcbans and AuctioDeers' Ex-
penthouse streets. IN the. Second District Ct this
city on THURSDAY. May 10. 1879. at IL O'Clock
M. the following described pr perty. TO wit,
A LOT OF GROUND. together with the build
ings and improvements thereon, and all the
appurtenanees thereunto belonging. situated
la the Third District of this, city, being part Of
the lot number one hundred aud thirty eight,
In the square bounded BY Bagatelle, Gr4atmen.
Craps and History or Kerlerec streets. on q
plan drawn by j. N Depouilly, surveyor. dated
March 8. 1873. deposited In the office Of e e.
French measure. about forty-two feet front on
BaRatele street by sixty feet deep. bounded on
the side of Greatmen street by property of B.
Laplace, on the other side by lot number one
hundred and thirty nine and 10 the rear by lot
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
no