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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-16

HARRLAN AND SwEENRY.-"MF, Hand.
Ian, said our inqulsitorial wretch 10 that
gentleman, whom he met at the corner Of
Market and Fourteenth streets, Yesterday
afternoon; "Mr. Handlan, It's rumored on
the rialto that you do not propose giving
your late opponent, Mr.; Sweeney, your
cordial support At the polls,n :.
I'm certainly under no obligation 10 do
so, after Mr.. Sweeney's frank ayowal that
i / got the nomination he would not vote
for me-"
"Then you believe that cock.apd,hull
story Of George Tingle's?"
Believe NJ Why there's not the least
Doubt OF it. Sweeney declared emphati-
cally that he would vote for Mcclure in
case got the nomination"
The reporter was about to ask for further
particulars ofthe "onpleasantness" existing
between the two le9dpru Of extreme fac
tons OF the faithful, but the interview
was cut short by q gentleman pulling the
late Mayor pro tenn by the sleeve and tax
ing him aside for "a few moments CONVEX
sation, and the scribe hailed the first car
and sailed southwark.
Toward evening His Honor Mayor
Sweeney Sweeney was encountered at tho cIty
u wish you would say to the public"
said His Honor, that the assertion made
hy Tingle In an interview with reporter
for your paper, to the effect that / told
Capt Mcclure that II l failed to get the
nomination for Mayor l would vote for
him, Is simply A falsehaod. When ! agreed
to run for the nomination, / signed the
agreement to support the nominees, and II
Mr.. Handlan had been nominated twopId
have supported him RgaiRst any and every
person, being In honor bound to do so,
and as Mr.. Handlan signed the same
pledge, have no doubt he will now sup
port me-" '
.,1 When Doctors disagree, who shall de
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RoUHD l-the Best in the World Hatcll's
Universal Cough Syrup, for Group, asthma,
colds, and ali lung diseases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-16
aL1e GttelLiasn1er
once. Nos. rs and n Fourteenth street,
New AdTertiaementR.

New Advertisements.
For sale-Machinery, &c.
Lost-Necklace.
Stockholders Mceting-Franklin Insur,
anee Comany.
For Rent-HOuse on Twentieth Street.
Citizens Temperance Ticket.
Opera House-Jos. Emmett.
Wanted--An Industrious, Sober Man.
For Rent-Two Houses on Fourteenth
Street. U r.'t' 'l.Ei..
Rocking Chairs-Friend & Son.
Cheap for Cash-G. Mendel & Co.
Washington, D. C.-Tremont House.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, January 1s-l A. M.-For
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, southerly
wIndS with rain, veering to colder west
erly winds, with rising barometer.
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PoIlcE CopRT-IaEe Gqpp,er,
There werp no eases before this court
yesterday morning, IL. sf
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HoCsR DrREcroRY.-we give below a
carefully compiled directory Of the
officers and members Of the House oiDele.
gates, showing where they may be found
I Sbsn not engaged in their legislative
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MEMBER,

HEMBERS,
Arnold, Geo. j., Mcclure House.
Barr, James, Is Twentieth street.
Bel, Joseph, 103 Fifteenth street,
Bell, Thos. L., Sl4 Market street.
Billmyer, D. F., IS Twentieth street.
Bradford. Thos. A., IS Fifteenth street.
Butcher, D. A., II Fifteenth street,
Colvert A. g., 1921 Main street,
Campbell, Samuel H., Sl4 Market street,
Carter, Samuel, IS Sixteenth street.
Chipley, John j., Stamm Honse.
Clark, Carol, 1866 Sixteenth street.
Davidson, l.. f., 1913 Chapline street.
Ewing, ]. A., IS Fifteenth street,
Fisher, Benjamin, Of Fourteenth street,
Fulkner, Albert G., stamm House,
Furbee, James H., 1921 Main street,
Gist, Joseph G, SO South Broad way street.
Gooch, i. p, 1921 Chapline street.
Gum, WIN. r., 70 Fourteenth street.
Hagans, j. Marshall 9l4 Main street,
Hare, James, Is Twentieth street.
Harvey, Thos, H., lGl Eofr street.
Hawyer Samuel P, St, James Hotel.
HUI, Martin, Sl4 Market street,
Holt, John H., 1927 Main street,
Hutton, Elisha, IS fifteenth street.
flyer, Ellis 81 So Fifteenth street.
Jacob, John j., II Ohio street.
johnson, John G., st, James Hotel.
kirtley, Wm,, q Fourteenth street,
Kitchen y. NJ, IS Twentieth street.
LOWS W. H. F., Stamm House.
Logan, Thos. H., 95l Main street.
Mcgraw, John, 55 Fifteenth street.
McCreery, VIM, IS Fifteenth street,
McCrum, P. R., Is Fifteenth street.
MuNeer, R. T., IS Fifteenth street.
Mearns, Hugh, st. James Hotel.
Melvin, j. s., Stamm House.
Motlett, Goo. H., IL Twentieth street.
Monroe, Alex, Stamm House,
Montgomery, John G., 1O3 Fifteenth
street.
Nixon, John, 10 Fifteenth street.
Parsons, VIM. A., IS Twentieth street,
Pennybacker, ]. E., Stamm House,
Post, Ira g., StamR House,
Bogpdstopp, A. NJ, % Fifteenth street.
quinn, Joseph H., Stamm House.
Reynolds, Geo.W., 1913 Chapline street.
Fighter, John, 1921 Main street.
Rock, A. B., Si4 Market street.
Ross, @. p, 18Twentieth street.
Roush, L. F., Sl4 Market street,
Reymer, Henry A., IS Twentieth street.
scherr, Arnold O., lQ3 Fifteenth street.
sheltoA, Winston, "a Fiteentb street.
Sheppar9, Jonathan, l8Twentieth street.
ssnlder, WR. y. is Twentieth street.
Stuart ]. @, 9ls5 Chapllns street.
Taylor, y. j. 1926 Main street.
Ioney, Hugh, Stamm House.
Unger, Washington, IS Twentieth street.
Nandal, A. L., Is Twentieth street.
Wilson, Andrew, 2ll4 MARKET stFeet.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at sChnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday;
IL IS IS s. 81 q
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
In the crcalt Court Of BOoEo Comfy, wc.t Virginia,
Vincent Vannctre

" w. u VWEHFUtTI VI III J n n y
Iy virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of BROOKE
cOuRty made aud entered In the above entitled cause
an thel9th dAyOf September, 1873, I, J. l. Curtis,
ShEIn Of county, will sell n public auction, al
the front door Of tho Court House o. Brooke county,
West Virginia, ia the town Of Wslhburg, on
THURSDAY, JANUARTl6. 1879,
Thetea estate described 10 the bill and prOceedingS in
sAldi cause. sald land Il htnAed on the WalefS Of
Butalo adIOiniHg tho town Of Bethany, Brpok0 com.
tys said TO contain
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IS MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judge Canmer.
Frederick Gollner, native Of Germany,
was admitted to the privileges Of citizen
Adjourned to 10 a. n. today. @'
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Mautsn.

WANTED-A buyer at $ 900 for o com.
w plete and handsome Drug Store, appraised cor
EeCIly Il 1900. AddTtsl z. s, STOCKING, Assignee
Mansfield, Ohio. sel2
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CHOPS.

We have had no rain for over five weeks, II
8 needed very bad -[Calcasieu Gazette.
Crops In the hills are reported as good az
farmers could wish or expect considering the
unfavorable weather Of the early spring.
[Red River Citizen.
The caterpillnrs are destroying the young
oak buds In our sWamps The result will be
the destruction Of the mast IAvoyelles Bull
letln.
Crops on the river are very promising par
ticularly the corn. Rain is needed, but the
plants are not really suffering for 1t yet,--
Red River Citizen.
The weather continues fair and beautiful,
too dry and cool for the crops although from
all accounts we can gather the crops are doing
remarkably well throughout the parish
fTerrebonne Independent
The crops are looking very we'll though
they need a good shower. The corn on some
places along the bayou will In a few days 20
Into tassels. The cotton liz growing very well.
the present dry weather not injuring 1t at all.
-lAvoyeles Bulletin.
A. w. MeLaurine manager OF the Capp
plantations, is making big preparations to
save and cure the biggest crop Of hay ever
raised In Louisiana, perhaps In the South.
Another monster building Is about completes,
attached to the former leviathan one. the
machines are about starting, so bundles of
wire for Ties have been received, and soon we
may look for the new crop Of hay. As yet
over 1000 bales Of last years crop are on hand,
but orders are coming almost daily for 1T,
and 1t to being shipped up and down by every
boat Rapides Democrat.
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The City OF New Orleans vs.. Mrs, M.
Chretien. -

AIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THg pIfs
- isb. Of Orleans. No. t6I14-By Virtue hta &
writ Of fert fHeias. to me directed III H.
honorable the sixth District Court nratiE
parish OF Orlsana. In the above antlI3
cause. for city taxes OF 1878. will proceed Ri
sell .at PUBLIC auction. at the Mereharta MI
Auetioneers Exchange. on Royal street. hsf1e7
Canal and CustoHlho,ise atreata, Id tie ss,n1ss7
District OF Il. y city. on WEDN EaDAY Juna III
1879 at u O'Clock m. the following degefibsI
~ /, 4 G III PORTION or anourD III
unted In the First District Of this city, lii suass
number two hundred and fifty two. BOUNDED ~
Drgades. Penn. Poydras and Perdldo ssfegS
and Designated as lot number thirty one. iasafl
.. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GnOUJN b ijss H.
uated In the Second District OF this city lid suuas3
number ninety eight. bounded by BurenndV5
Rampant. Cont and st. Louis streets deeIss
mated as lot number nine, measuring thir1Is
four feet front on Burgundy street by one huia.
dred an nl three feet l n depth an
uated In the Second District Of this city sausf1
number one hundred and fifty four. boundedb1
BIT. Louis. Liberty Cont and Marnis streets M
designated ms lot number fifteen, measufin1
twenty-one feet front on ut. Louis street BIZ os1
hundred and twenty. eight feet In depth. 5ll
4. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GRO 10 mo, Hi
uated In the Second District Of this city ins1us5
Charities and Ursulines streets. and dssieaiSk
az Lot number tWenty.slx. measuring fortystl<
feet front on ut. Philip street By one hundIf
and twenty-eight feet In depth. ss3
Seized In tbs above suit. sAss
Terms-Cash ON the spot. III
J. H. ALCEE aAUTHREAUyss ii
civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleGaka
Ynu itI1 ia
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AGRICULTURAL.
The Crops in Plaquemines.

We publish the following correspondence
from Plaquenines parish. dated May 2s:
Our population are now very much exer-
csed upon the subject Of water for rice. All
kinds Of irtigating inventions have been
brought Into play and are being tried. The
superiority OF the regular draining wheel for
flooding purposes IN pretty well shown. Next
band pump. The demand for flooding
| machinery r. far greater than the sup
ply. and comparatively few machines 10
the number needed are In operation. Various
calculations are made as to the loss OF
the coming rice crop, Those sangulne that
rain, or that some not To be looked for rise In
the river, will take place. estimate tho proba-
Bile loss ut fifty per cent Of the entire crop.
able result. IT Is plain there will be no sufli-
Gent rise In the river. Therefore. those who
do not Oh cannot use artificial overflow will
lose all. Or nearly all. their rice crops. Those
who have machinery for irrigation did not
resort to this means until late, hoping not to
be compelled to 70 to the expense Of It's pur-
chase and erection. And although these
are among tho largest planters they cannot.
under the most favorable circumstances, make
more than two-thirds Of o crop. The crop
cannot apparently exceed one-third of the
amount OF rice produced In this parish last
year, and perhaps there will be a loss OF 10
per cent. The fall OF the river, which usually
takes place about the FIRST Of July, is then
SHGcHeNeu ny t4lH summer Fhl05. LIS occur
renee In May cuts Off tho hope Of benefit by
rain, as that is the dry season Of the year,
particularly demonstrated Ia the present
year. This certainly 10 great calamity to
our section, and one which will be reflected on
other branches OF Industry.
The cane Ia very good, about Its usual Size
but behind It's size at this time last year
nearly Q month. The plant needs rain but
looks healthy and green.
The above news concerning the rice crop IN
Plaquemines parish Indicates the extent Of
the disaster that has been visited upon the
rice planters Of this State. Plaqnemines 10
the last parish to lose the flood water Vi tho
Mississippi river. 1t Is reasonable, therefore,
To suppose that the rice crop there has
Jared less badly than In any part OF the
rice region. We are informed that the
lowest estimate of the loss there has been
30 per cent, while 1t is even estimated as high
az ID per cent. The parish for several years
past has produced an annual average produe-
tion Of 10000 barrels Of cleaned rice. Thus we
see In only one Of our rice parishes more than
5000 barrels OF rice have been virtually de-
stroyed from want of water to irrigate the
fields. III the damage to louisiana rice crop
this year can be covered by million dollars
the loss entailed will fall below the expecta-
tions Of those interested In the business Of
rice culture.
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ElIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE aI. "a a &
writ Of feri facias. to me directed ~ .s ns
honorable the Fifth District Court for the DarsaH
of Orleans. In the above entitled caussss III u
city taxes OF 1878. will proceed % se1 HI.
public auction, at the Merchants anu go 80
tioneers' Exchange. Royal street. between ~ sss
and Customhouss streets. IN the Seeonn g ssst
trict of this cry on WEDNESDAY. june z. 800. w.
at Il O'Clock M, the following described VIeY1gs
j. a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. w. &
uaed In the Second District Oh fnls t. si nsass
square number seventy five. bounded ~ 49,
bon Dauphine, ut. Ann and Dnmaine - ~ eassss
and designated az lot number tWehIy.tassnsSSsa
measuring twenty five front on BOURBON s'les5
by ninety feet In depth. anar,.T, e.
q. A CERTAIN PORTION OF JhpoN TX. H. iel
SQUARE number seventy six. bounded bg D ge1as
bon, Dauphine. st. Philip and Dumaine ss.s I'M
and dasi mated as lot number one. measnxssfwsf
eighty. five feet froGt on Bourbon seIeoA IS
eishtydSE YK sP tn Po 4 Raos OF GROUND NJ
square number four hundred and I9ftIs sekssna|
bounded by CalioDe. Mary, First and JssAo III
streets and d signated as lots NUM- naaaI1liase
and two, measuring sixty-one feet % - ~ 1a
street by one hundred and twenty-five lDos 'TaH
/. CERTAIN PORTION OF GRoUh " H. h
uated In the Third District, OF TINS ss.sfx
square number one hundred and ntas * ands
bounded BY Claiborne. Robertson. y. ann ,n.Isf
Dumaine streets and desig ated az ~ y, lIafsS
six. measuring forty.signs ZEE dess l., n9 danth
borne street by sixty. three 1851 Ii osps1. Us
Seized In the above suit
j. n. ALCEh GAUTHREAoA1..n ss
Civil sheriff OF tbs Parish OF Okiea -
mF24 81 ls7 II u 70 k7
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Henry A. Lesassier VS.. george Baidey.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. 1O.538-By virtue of a
writ of seizure anG sale to me directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the par
sh Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public aue-
tion, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tom house streets in the second District Of this
city, on TUESDAY June H. 1879. at Il O'Clock
m the f9lloxtng de 81 ppopernty t2 Wt
GROUND. together with the buildings and inn
provements thereon. and all the rights. ways,
privileges and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or In anyWise appertaining. situated
10 the sixth District Of this city lately In the
city and parish OF Jefferson. In this STATED in
the square bounded by Louisiana Avenue, Tole-
dano. Coliseum aud Prytania streets. and lying
and being on Coliseum street. at a distance Of
eighty feet from the corn OF Toledano street
the same measures forty teet front ON Coliseum
street by one hundred and twenty-e light feet In
depth, between parallel lines. Which said
piece or portion of ground fs composed OF the
longitudinal half nearest Louisiana Aven ne, OF
the LOT designated by the number three, and OF
portion adjoining said lot number three OF
the lot designated by the numb Der four. as per
plan drawn by Jules G. Dreux, surveyor. an
uexed to an act OF PARTITION passed before
Theodore Guyol, notary public In this city.
on the twentieth day Of April, 1856.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
myi7 24 81 Jet IA II
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The City of New Orleans w. Jan611
Wood. same VI. same. ssSl


THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PIlB1
Il ish Of Orleans. Nos. 4o,728 and 10 7ss-ByIIis|
tue of two Wrts OF fferi faeias, To me- dread
By the honorable the Third District GouFt1
the parish Of Orleans, In the above entIEa&
sell at public auction. at tie Merchants s6l1
Auctionesrs' Exchange. Royal street, bafTB64]
Canal and Gustomhouse streets, In the Seeqn4@
District Of this city. on WEDNESDAY. jung m
1879. at II o'clock M. the following describes
IL. i. 4 G1EKrAiN LOT OF GROUND, with u
the buildings and improvements thereon sit11
uated in the late Suburb Sf. Mary. In the Klf43
District Of this city Ia square number ons bun
dred and twenty -seyen. bounded BY MaRaznssss
Foueher. Girod and Lafayette streets, msasut.s
ing. sixty three feet eltven and one.qnartefB
inches front on Magazine street. one hundtea
and seyenty-thres feet In depth on tle sloe1
nearest TO Girod street, one hundred and eixt5s
six feet seven inches Ia depth on the side ne4fs
est to Lafayette street and sixty feet In Eid0
at the rear, French measure. fronting On feAs#
cher street, known az lot number two on ln2s
assessment rolls, acquired from w. II. klll0Hs
MS per act before T. o. Stark. notary on the ssys
.. a cEhTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sifuasd
In the Second District of this city. In sauaks
number one hundred and three. bounded M
Ranspart, Dnmalne. st. Ann and Bu.Rppnas
part aud Dumaine streets. designated py Mas#s
number one on q plan BY Communy and lllaNss
surveyors. on the sixth Of August, 1884. ana Az
posted In he office OF Felix Grima, notary.
plan number nineteen; said lot has. tn AmefsSs
can measure. twenty three feet eleven inchmsI
front on KamDart street by one hundred leet .l Id
buildings thereon. This property was acqliraaI
by defendant at @ sale made By James H. Jul
ham, sheriff OF the parish Of Orleans. On ~
twenty-fourth Of Dseember, 1863, BY yffta as NJ n
said sheriff. directed by the honorable beeona
District Court Of New O leans In the matter Ml
the succession Of the late Francisco Marqnsk1
deceassd-No. 1889 OF docket OF said cours u
Seized In the above suits.
Terms Cash ON ths spot. 8
j. r. ALOEE GAUTHREAU1,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans. Il
ny24 2s 81 let ID II Is
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,



lEooND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
- the Sixth and seventh Municipal Districts OF
the parish OF Orleans. No. 204s BY virtue OF Il
writ Of seizure and sale. to me directed BY the
for the Sixth and seventh Municipal
Districts Of The parish Of Orleans. In. the above
n aeea e L E ah % E2 e p
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and
, sWyeeA Il ths Second pre,
~ t. THREE CERTAIN LOTS. together
sh the Saf'Es tn aa sR pistrss
square bounded by Napoleon Avenue, Pa ~
Streets which lots are designated by The mum
bers fourteen. fifteen and sixteen. on Il ltho-
graphic plan deposited In the Office Of A. Maze
measure each twenty eight feet seven inches
front on Berlin street by n depth Of one hun
drad aad twenty teat being the same property
by net before ]. i. Coffee. notary. on December
j. A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. and
the rights ways, privileges, servitudea aud nd
vantnKes thereunto belonging or In any wise
district as the above described property. desig-
mated ~ LOT number nine. according to d litho-
graphic plan deposited In the office Of A. Maza-
Perrer strset BY depih betws wee, para H
iiues. Of ono hundred feet. being the same
property acquired by said Lagroue from Gus
fave Kohn by act before r. J. heck late notary.
on the twenty seventh Of April. 1870.
.. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND.
together with the rights. ways. privileges, SER
vitudss and advantages thereunto appertaining
and belonging. situated 10 the same district and
square MS above DESERT bed properties. and des-
ignatsd by the numbers eleven. twelve and
thirteen on the above described plan. according
tn which said lots eleven and twelve measure
each twenty eight feet seyen inches front on
Berlin street by q depth of ono hundred and
twenty feet between parallel lines; aud said LOT
number thirteen measures twenty eight feet
six inches front on Berlin street by d depth of
one hundred and twenty feet. between parallel
lines which said third deseribed proper WINS
purchased from w. j. WATSON by act before said
Beck on April 9. 1910.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
J. II. ALGEE dAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES
The city of new orleans W.. Mrs. EltER
Vance. same W. same.


The city Of new orleans ". Mrs. Eliza
Vance: same w. same.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE hll
1 parish Of Orleans Noe = q IAN and to,sm- =
virtue Of two writs q PER- taes. y HI la
Court for the parish OF Orleans. IN tn ss1 above
entitled eauses. for city taxes 81 LIE, ls17 and
, ss At viii The pfHMf eeehans and Aastoneera
Exchange, ROYAL street. between gan l and
SE1sNH H 9e isse g. Gae a
n, ,sI IN. the following described property
70 T. VA 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit-
uniad I'm The First District Of this city. In square
number one hundred and thirty two. bounded
by Magazine, Common. dravier and Tohonpl-
toulas streets. and designated ns LOT number
Magazine street by one hundred and twenty
'es' < oEfhTAln PORTION or GROUND 20 ST
square number thirty-three. bounded by
Ghartrea Canal and yustomhonse streets and
Exchange Alley and desig :, rs fellows
forty three feet front on ,Ghaitrss street by
ninety seven feet IN depth lot number twenty
ebanga sy e. feet ss IL ep 2n os
numbers twenty-five and twenty thrse. meas
uring each twenty one feet front on Exchange
Alley q yE slffzA1ssffro IT, 81 nousD sit
uated In tho Second District Of this city. In
square number sixty-six. bounded by Royal,
CANAL. Guatonnonse anu boHf0On sbfeets AnH
designa cd as lot number twenty four. measur-
Ing saventy-one feet front on Royal street by
sixty-two feet IN DEPTH -
i. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
unted In tho Second District Of this. city, la
sauare number niney-four. bounded by Canal,
UnuphiRe. Customhouse aud Burgundy streets.
and designated ne lot number three. measuring
ihifty-one feet front on Canal street by one
hundred and forty feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
j. II. ALICE aAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.