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"a NsRszEaA1.s.
WHEN, WHERE AND Row RoUGET DE
Isle COMPOSED TIE FAvoRIrE Is
HYMN.
From the Pall Mall Gazet E.

The disturbances which have been caus-
ed in different parts Of France by the con-
ficting views OF the admirers and oppo-
nents Of Ia MarseilIalse - have led 10
some researches on Che part of a writer ia
The Temps as to the time which Rouget de
Lisle composed his favorite hymn. After
a careful examination Of contemporary doc
uments, he has arrived at the concl:isi On
that it was in the latter part of April, 1899
one face of this being letter which M. du
Cbasfelet, commander of the fortress OF
Schlestadt. wrote TO the Governor Of Stras-
burg, and contains passage to the effect
that he had not yet "received M.de Lisle's
war song, which you promised me-" Still
stronger evidence is to be found 10 q letter
dased May, 1892, from the wife of the Gov
ernor Of Strasburg TO her brother az Basic,
in which, referring to the war which had
oeen declared during The previous month,
she says that her husband bad formed the
project of having war song written for
the occasion. She then goes 70 mention by
name M. Ronget de Lisle, captain of
engineers and very charming composer,
who in very short time wrote the music,
which my husband, who has good tenor
voice, sang with much effect.'' On the
other hand there seems to be no doubt
that the words OF ia Marseillaise were not
due to a sudden burst Of inspiration, some
Of them having been ''in the arr for
moolhs beforehand. Thus, for instance,
an ADDRESS from the Club L'Aadiroire, Of
which Rouget de LisIe was member,
drawn up SOME time previous to the CON-
position of La Marseiliaise, contained lhe
following SEQUENCES "To arms, fellow
citizens Tue Standard of war is unfolded :;
the signal i, given! To arms! The hour
to fight has arrived Victory OF death p
Anotner part OF lie same address, sent out
by the Club de 'Auditoire, comprises sew
eral OF the expressions which are embodied
In La Marsellaise, which, the writer an he
Temps says, was 10 doubt written, set to
music and first sung at Strasburg. ,,... .....
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Commodore perry's Flagship.
New York Censor.

- -. view 4Dfk NRheQr.ss4 ss@as
Anybody who has the cnriosity 70 see tho
last remains Of Commodore .Perry's flag
ship lawrence Bln find them u Charles L.
Webster's barn, The stern-poss with rud-
der-iron and q few other ,timhers- all chat
is left ip that form Of the yessel that bore
Perry and his msn 70 victory and glorv
Sept. 10. 1S1s-were purchased OF Capt,
Dobbins at Erie q fsg, weeks ago. Tho
timber is perfectly sound. and having lain
under water in Erie Bay over 90 years, has
acquired rich. dark color and . densitY
that makes il susceptible of . high polish.
The cabinet, which Mr. Webster has al-
irsady made from :, Lawrence rib We have,
heretofore deseribed. He pas handaome
sideboard designed 10 bs made from the
stern-post His occupation as civil engin-
esr is one that afards ssspsy &c leisnrs II.
the winter. and the products that hs evolves
from bis workshop during that 10 lson are
worth visit to sse.
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P 0 E T 3 2.
HER OPINION OF TEE PLAY.


Do like itf I think it's just splendid!
You see how speak ont my mind.
And think it would be better II men did
The same, when they feel 20 inclined.
But no. youhe all dumb as an oyster,
T You critics who sit here and stare, t4i#
Looking grave as monk In his c1oister-
You haven't laughed once, declare, tr;ag
I'm sure there's been lots that was jolly
And more that's exciting. you'll own;
Why, / pity the poor hero's folly
Az H he were eome one I'd known
And wasn't it grand and heroic
When he shielded that friendless girl Sue?
Twould have quickensd the pulse of stoic, b
But of course, sir, it couldn't rouse yonl
Aud then, for the villain, De Lancey-
Now, docsn't he act with q dash? +.
Such art and such delicate fancy, s*'-- ''
And-did you observe his mustache7
-He made my very blood tingie =
When he threw himself down on his knees
n Doyou knsw IL he's married or single
Yes. the Yillain-there langh IL yoa pleased e
Iadmit know nothing Of action,
OF unities plot and the rest,
But the play gives c0mpiele satlstaGtton,
And that is . good enough test.
Yes. know you win pick it tO pieces
In your horribly savage review.
But, for me, its interest increases
Because twin be censured by you! At
+, Ishould think 'twould be awtplly jolly fsa4t
] For the anti1os TO make such q hit; -t5!a
How he picks all the bubbles Of folly
With his sharp little needle of Will s,.,..E
am sure he 10 perfectly charming,
n Or he never could write such play
Ideclare, cir, it's really alarming
To have you sit staring that way! ...I
And oh, IL only were brighter
And not such a poor little Ounce,
should so like to meet with the writer,
For kaow I should love him at once.
Yes, should, though you think It audacions,
And I'd tell him SO. toos which 10 more,
And-you are the author-good gracious!
n Why didn't you say so beforei7
Van DIXIE Br0aCn.
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THE End OF THE WoRLD.-A. lecture.
delivered at the Berlin University sosne
three mon.hs ago BY Professor Duoois
Raymond. beals the ompous title,, The
End Of Our World.' and says ihas every
movement upon our plale., wi.b the ex-
cep.iop # the ebs and tiood, whicb are.
caused BY .he attraction Of The moon, i by
BY solar beat. Al, howsyel, tue sun loses
sveiy year 4 porsion Of bis caio.ic, science
has come 20 the conclusion .ba; pc will not
exist as an emitter OF warmth longer than
10. Il. 600, 900 years 20 come. During that
spabs OF time our ealeh will gel colder and
coldef in proportion as the solar heat shall
diminish. The ies will advances from the
spolesto tho equator, the saah's population
viii gradually recede before the advancing
glsciefs. the sun will become less aud less
luminous until be will present the appear s
ance of dark red ball, and iinally Ice will
snnihilats al vitality on our planet.
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,THR NBTNEal TRREs--T The nntsneg srse "a
~ sdsnrishing near tho equator 4 IsssFaisedes
from tie nHtin nnrssfiess whsreit remaina i
tin esflfth 5sar, ,lwhen isputsfogth ifs aEss
blossoms III issthen set ont psrsaauentiy. 3
The atEessl are plsuted 40 feat apart in
diamond serdaE gThay hssie % bssr ia tho 3
eighth scar, iaereasing fargmaussyasraaud 30
they pap . large FpRoita fTksra is no nat sc
meg aeassp. lEnFyday OF shsiseprahpws
buds .hiossomsI and fruit, lni esery stagsof 5
srowtha 70 gnatuEits Thee aasnsg isssids
hEgesand beaHtsfal lrseetNith fhiak foliaseaya
and Of n ElcN Graea eosoF. The EiRa fEuik ass
u nsnlaEla shfilliant. Tia shsll GleagF
black aDas the macs itus ssao,ss Hhep III:
bursts = bright scarlet makinsT it ppas ef =.
she most beautiful Of tho vegetable king
dom.
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THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE

is the best sewer, s4tss. s,
The easiest running, s.a,,t ag3s, ~
e, The strongest and best finished
shuttle Sewing Machine ever made. w
No other machine approaches Il in . 5'1
Exeeilence, and il ID well called
"The Perfertien." I"
no..np nMp.e ,.. machines gluay be seen at che New
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Blanks for Sale.

IL IL an assortment is ordered lesser GUAM
ates than one hundred viii be furnished at
same n rates. Cash must accompany order!
Fossage viii be prepaid. Address, sFssa Z
NEW NORTHWEST,
DERR Lopez.
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PATHos Of DICKENS.

HIS DESCRIPTION OF THE PASSAGE OVER
Aisz THE DARK RIVER. Zig a9iG
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new Nog-WEs7ERs.

Il = 4 vi SAE
/ 1t is estimated that 800 0o0. 600 people
use tobacco. saa3 g81 sst5s
|. Man wants but little here below. True,
and salerasus in the breakfast biscuit is NO
exception. bGa Il Gsl# .ssg ItHsl .
Mo man likes to admit that he has been
jilted by q woman or that he has won a
blank 10 lottery.
/ When you hear man Dragging about
his many virtues, don't let him see where
you hang the key 10 your hen-roost.
t One man asked another why his beard
was SO brown and his hair 90 white. d" Be-
cause,'' he replied, 50 one is 90 years young
or than the oLher.' -, a.5s.r1s ~. s
Philadelphia papers tell of the arrival
ID that city of a party of Italian children,
all of whom had been purposely MANNED
by the loss of an eye or limb, in order to
to tit them for The exclusive purpose of beg
ging. q aa
When we humans are asked for dol
lar 10 help bury poor fellow, we shell out
Immediately; but there are those among us
who would not give the dollar 10 the poor
fellow before be died. 1as ere e@@
-" Young man, says quaint writer,
''if yon ate 10 oe married your future wife
il now living, therefore pray for her. And
while you als ABOUT, don's forget to pray
for het future husband he needs praying
for as much as she does:" IS
Ben Butler was soldier bold, 5
And used to wars alarms; &
But cannon ball shot of his hair, 81
And swept away his charms.
And as they bore him off the field.
Said be, "Let others shoot,
8 For shall yet be Governor
!. Of ancient Massachutt.'' H5i
N, Y. Commercial. u
"A well-known Chico lawyer, who served
under Lee iu Virginia, esing in San Fran.
cisco {, fou 10 vS sinoc xuhon ovo,.u ora xzo.
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.unvCrAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Chas. II. Reed.
I'M THE MATTER or THE MINORS ROBERT
u. AND CLARA q. BAER.
gt,ATE ROOF DOUBLE COTTAGE AND VA
CANT LOT ADJOINING. IN THE
FIRST DISTRICT.
AUCTION SALES.
by Chas. II. Reed.

10y CHAs. II. REED. AneIoneer- once "a ~
ID Grsvler street. SATURDAY, April ~,
1877, at ~ m, mt the MERCHANTS AND
AUCTION EERS' EXCHANGE, on Royal
aifeot between Canal and OuetQmhonse streets,
by virtue and IN pursuance Ot m ofdei ~ me
Hon All H. Tiaaot. Judge IL the. SECOND DlHtriet
Court parish of Orleans, signed March u. 1879.
will be sold NJ auction In the above entitled mat
Ter the following prouetty, VIZ, . 49,
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, In the Fret
District Of THE city, designated as No. of the
eggara bounded by Lafayette, Poydras, Johnson
and tinlyez streets and measuring ~ feet inches
and lines front on Lafayette street ~ feet !
Inches and ] lines IN the rear. ~ feet 9 inches
and lines degth on the aide line nearest John,
or A DOUBLE COTTAGE. SLATE ROOF,
ete, known as aas and ag5 LAFAYETTE
STREET.
-. THE VACANT iOT. adjoining, known as
No. Z. and measuring 32 feet inches and lines
front on Lafayette street by ~ feet inches and
9 lines In the rear and depth of II feet 10
inches on the side line Of lot No. g. adj oning.
Terms One-half cash and the balance on
one years credit, secured by mortgage and
vendors lien. bearing ser cent interest from
date till paid, and oil usual clauses Of per
cent attorneys fees, transfer OF insurance etc.
A deposit will be nxacted on the spot
Acts by W. II. Seymour, notary, ut purchasers
Expense, mhis ~ % ap6 ~ ~
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NHlRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
lsh OF Orleans. Nos. 81, $40 and LOBBY virtue
q Two Writs OF feri facias to me- directed by
parish OF Orleans. In the above entitled causes.
TOT city taxes OF 1876 and 1877. will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. between
lanai and Customhouse streets, in the Second
District OF this city. on THURSDAY. April 3,
1879. at II O'Clock M. the following described
property, 10 wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the First District Of this city In square
by Annunciation. Delord Poeyfarre and Com
stance streets. designated as lot number nine,
measuring twenty feet front on Annunciation
street by seventy nine fest In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF 0riaans.
mil Is 22sGa APPS
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SHERIFF SALES.
inc r,ty 81 New or,ean. ". y q. al

The City NJ New Orleans W.. y. q. GIau-
din same va. same; same w. same: same
vs. same: same va came same Va John e.
Glaudin; same va jos. G, Glaudin.
VsHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish OF Orleana, Noe. 3s,1sl, 1880, ~ 49,
sa.iTs and SILT; and Fifth District Court for
the pariah Of Orleans, Nos. "a and by virtue
OF seven writs Of fieri faciaa 70 me directed by
the honorable the Trird and Fifth District
Courts for the parish of Orleans, In the above
entitled causes, for city taxea OF 1879 1874 1876,
1875 and 1877 will proceed TO sell Mt public nuc-
ton. nj the Merchants and AucHoneers' Ex-
change. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets I'm the Second District of this
city, on THU RSDAY, April 10, 1879. at ~ o'clock
m, the following descrihed property to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the First District of this city I'm square
number two hundred and thirty eight bounded
by Carondelet Clio. Baronne and Ialiope
streets. designated IA lot lumber thirty four.
measuring twenty eeven feet front on Clio
street by sixty. four feet In depth.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. ait
uated in the First District of this city In square
number three hundred and fifty three, bounded
by Howard, Terpsichore Felicity and Liberty
streets, designated aa lot number eighteen,
measuring thirty two feet front on Howard
street by ninety two feet In depth
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r. ALCEE aAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
mh9 IN - 20 ann
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.


ENTTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= s q oreap sa N p % rgs r a VII
Ronorabe The Tie Filth District court for gy he
parish of Orleans. In the above entitled cause
Merchants and Auciioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and CuetOmhouae streets
IN :, the 4 =, Second District 81 this city, on
W., MAEDNEsDhl. April 2, 1879 at p o'clock m m
with nj the buildings aud improvements there
on and appurtenanees thereof. and al the
rights, ways, seryitudes. privileges and ahvan-
tages thereunto belonging or IN auy wise apper-
TWo CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. situated
bounded by Gars Marlin T6a an and Eratq
i've On plan made BY Hedip \ aohlarbagm,
May 1884 deposited III the Office of William
Shannon late notary public In this city. az plan
number twenty -seven Of his book OF plans, and
measuring each. In American measure. accord
ing thereto, thirty one feet eight inches front
on Erato street by one hundred feet In depth
between eaual and parallel lines.
uaed In the same district AZ the above, In the
SQUARE number ninety i've, bounded by Genois.
Telemachus Baudin and Banks streets. and
TO a plan drawn BY Olivier h Martin. surveyors
on the ninth of March, 1867, deposited In the
office Of Amedee Ducatel, notary public In this
city, IA plan number TWENTY-FIVE Of his book Of
plans number seven said lots adjoining each
other, .Bnd measuring, according to said plan,
ns follows, to wit; Lots numbers six, seven,
eight and nine, each thirty feet eight inches
front On Bandin street by one hundred and
eight feet In depth, between parallel lines lot
number pine forming the corner Of Baudin and
Teemachus streets, and lot number ten has
thirty -four feetsix inches and six lines front on
Teemachus street by q depth Of one hundred
and thirty eight feet six inches and four lines,
between parallel lines,
Which above described properties we're ac
auired by the defendant rs follows
:, The one firstly described. by purchase from
nj tts-ttt l..r a h..f,
shannon. late notary public In this city. on the
twelfth OF April, 1852, duly registered In the
conveyance office Of this parish In book eighty
six. folio three hundred and ninety.
And the one secondly described. by purchase
from Mrs MiehaAla Leonardo AlmOnaster. wife
separated from bed and board of Joseph
Xavier Delfau, Baron de poutalba by net
passed before A. Dunatel, notary public In
this city, on the sixteenth Of April 1867 duly
Registered IN said conveyance office In booK
ninety two. folio four hundred and two.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Gash on the spot.
J r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
q * "a no
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SHERIFF. SALES,
The city ef New Orleans Va. Charles Law.
| SOM same vs. Chas. Laws on same vs..
4 same; same va. same.

son: same vS. UhaS. Laws on; same vs.
sams same va. same.
l ish Of Orleans, Nos. 3s.5Os and $500, aud
Fourth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, Nos. 81 and 40 . by virtue ol
four writs Of leri faclas 70 me directed ~ the
for the parish Of Orleans. In the above eniitle,,
causes for city taxes of 1916. 1876 and 1877 viii
proceed to sell mt public auction, Mt the mer
chants and Ancti9neers, Exchange g, n rosa
In the SECOND District Of this city on II y, No
DAY, April 4, 1879. Mt II o'clock m, the follow
as dFseTTssffS PtYR9TrS 9 oT GROUND situated
In the Second DistrIet of this city, In sdner,e
number three hundred aud twenty nine. bound
cd by Rocheblaye. Blenville, Cont! and Doigp-
noia streets. designated as lot number twenty
Ave measuring thirty Ave feet front on ltoehe-
blave street by one hundred and twenty feet IN
depth prA,n PORTION orapouNp situated
In the Second District OF THE city - samdapd
by Ursulines. st. Phi IN, johnson and talve2
Streets designated as lot number seven mems
urng thirty feet front on Ursulines street by
"A A GERTAiN PoRTION or GROUND situated
IN the Second District Of this city in square
number two hundred and thirty six, bounded
BY Roman. g. Philip: Dumalne , ann ff leu
measuring sixty feet front on Roman street by
YYERIfkI Kin PipRfIoN oFeRogNp situated .,
IN the Second Dsre OF the eItH ID h sgnah1e
ed by Orleans st. Peter. Roeheblave and Dor
genois streets, designated as lot number three
measuring thirty seven feet front on orleans
street Ivy one hundred and fourteen feet IN
Heized In the above suits.
Terms-Uash on the spot.
]. il. AL0EE GAUTHHEAUx.
Owl Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mhI ID 20 apa
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The CITY Of New Orleans VS.. stephen KaI-

Ter: same va. same; same Vs. same; same
vs. same; Same vs, same: same vs.. same ;
same v5. same
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish Of Orleans, NOS 3s, 447 3s 44G 81 445 3s 444
58t5 and 81 az; and Fifth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, No 371-By virtue of seven
writs OF fleri facias, to me directed by tie hon
orable the Third and Fifth District Courts for
tho parish Of Orleans. In the above entitled
canses, for city taxes Of 1870 1871 1874 1874. 1876
1876 and 1877. will proceed to sell at public auc-
tion. mt the Merchants and Auctionees' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in.the Second District of this
city, on :, III URsDAY. April 10. 1879 at IL o'clock
NJ. the following described property. to wit
ACERTAIN PORTION OFGROUND, situated
10 tho Second District Of this city, In SQUARE
plumber two hundred and fifty two. bounded by
Orleans, Johnson, st. Peter and Prieur streets.
designated as follows: Lot number one. form.
ing the corner OF Orleans and Johnson atreets
measuring forty-eight feet front on Orleans
street by hfty,seven fest In depth lot nnmhsr
TWO. forming the corner Of 81. Peter and John
S4n stpees. measuring seventeen feet front on
OF Peter street by fifty seven feet In deptb. ~
Seized In the above suits " "0pen'
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J; r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUy
Clvil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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the city ~ new orleans ". y. = ana ;.

The city ~ New orleans W. y. =. and ;.
Pchreiher: same va. T. j. and j. and u.
schreiber same vs. p. j.. J. and Louisa
Schneider and othersA
FINHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans, Nos. 30 ia1, 81 $50 and sis-B BY
virtue Of three wrlts Of iieri faelas. 10 me d.
recteh by the honorable the. Third District
Court for the pareh ~ Orleans. In the above en-
titled causes for city taxes OF 1875 1876 and 1877
| will proceed TO sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street between Cusomhouse and Canal streets.
In the Second District Of this city on TIL UIlS-
DAY, April TO- 1879. ut ~ o'clock m. the follow
ing described property, to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the sixth District of this city In square
number two hundred aud sixty eight, bounded
by Camp, General Taylor. Chestnut and Pen
iston streets, designated as lots numbers eleven
and twelve, forming the corner Of Camp aud
General Taylor streets. measuring, each, thirty
feet on Camp street by one hundred and fifteen
feet In depth
Seized In the above suits.
Terms Cash on the sppt
J. II. ALICE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mis- 1h ~
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ADvERTrsEMErTs.
SHERIFF. SALES.


urrFTu DISTRICT C0UnT FOR THE PAR
II ish m Orleans No. pG62-By virtue Of writ
of sei5,trs and sale to nus directed by the hon.
orable the Fifth District CouIt Tor the parish OF
Orleans In the above entitled cause VII, p rQ-
coed 10 sell AT public auction nj the Merehants
and Auctonears Exchange, Royal street pc
tween Canal and Customhouse streets ~ the
Second District Of this city, on WEDFEsDAf,
Aptil g. 1879 Mt IL o'csek m, the following de-
4 CERTAIN Tor OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, ana al
the ripbts ways privileges servitudes and al
vantages thereunto belonging or in Rnywse
appertanlng situated IN the Second District o.
Blenyile, CONT and Burgundy streets, deeie-
mated by the number three on q sketch made ~
q A de Armaa civil engineer dated the twelfth
oF February 1870. and annexed to the inventory
Of the succession Of the late Sylphide Lastomr,
taken by A. u. Dofiocoutt, notary public IN
this city. on the twenty third Of February, 1870,
and measures twenty-five feet six Inches and
four lines front on Dauphine street, one hun.
bred and fourteen feet two Inches and four
lines on the line along n common alley, four
feet six inches In Width. the same measure, On
the other line separating II from lot number
two on said sketch. and twenty-five teet seven
Inches and hree lines on the line separating u
from m alley In the rear; also another lot 81
ground Immediately In the rear OF said lot
number three designated by the number six,
md measuring twenty five feet one Inch front
on m alley twenty two feet one Inch ana seven
lines on the rear line by ffty nine feet In depth
between parallel lines. Being the same prop-
erty acquired by defendant herein by purchase
from the succession Of Sylphide bastour by act
passed before Ohas. @. Andry, nosary. On March
25, 1871.
Seized In The above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
j. H. ALICE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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-5HIHH Vi. SHIlb, HHTlB Vi, EHfne.
VlHIRD DISTRICT COURT For THE PAR
iah Of Orleans. Nos. %. 392, 49, 1913 and 49, 33t-
by virtue Of three wrlts Of fleri faeias, to me
directed by the honorable tho Third District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, In the above
entitled causes. for city taxes Of 1874, 1875 and
1876, Will proceed TO sell ut public auction. vt
the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange.
Royal street, between Oanal and Customhouse
streets, IN the Second District Of this city, on
hATURDAY March 22. 1879 Mt 10 o'clock m,
the fol,IS0tw,,llng Described Property. 70 Wit
uafed In the Seventh District Of this city. In
square number ono hundred and thirty seven
bounded by Jefferson. Iimbe. Cambronne and
Fourth streets, designated IA lots numbers
feet front on Jefferson street BY one hundre1
and twenty feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits
Terms-Cash on tho spot.
J Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
fRlQ DC rnhh