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Brain Workers.

Although the brain is estimated to be
but one-fortieth the weight of all the
body, il receives about one-ffth of all the
blood sent by the heart into the system,
and the analyses of excretions show
that every three hours Of hard study
wear out the body more than q whole
day of sever physical labor. These
facts should be accepted as proof that
children who are studying hard ought,
above all things, to be supplied with
adequate food to the end that the
healthy mind may live on the healthy
body. All brain workers require a
more liberal supply Of food and richer
food than manual laborers, as brain
work costs the organization more than
hand work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-01

The Poaea Cosrier, speaking OF u
d-i-arre.mea, of the Jury IN the Ha4
win aad Grceu case a. Hastings, say
Ia the light Of the above teSsiaiiou :
are btcon.irg Of the opinion that q
court trying the Oilye zAng Sosld beil
bring It's session 10 . Gloss and Z 9
~pfi-opers loosc aud Jet then murder y
Remaining inhabitants 81 those wcstrI
cJgH.les, f5r IL i time ,hsy passed out
existence II they ant had men guilty
4 crime when there l. such q ais-s
I positive testimony, s1pportnd by . l5f
amount Of ciTcurns,autIal evidence, al
which j. unoon,rad,cted. The only ths
denied IA the whole prcccsdiazs . {
barring alive 81 the victims We g
convinced that the jary system has o.
sbcieiies for the purchase ot "s4lJ"iEaS
relic az the rebellion.
A silver-plaud eleciroiype copy Is Ia
Toe sent Ia MI societies Interested IN such
matters, bui they Will sll cry for the
original.
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She Went to the Show.

A little girl at New London, Conn,
whose tender years precluded her a.
tendance at theatrical entertainments,
set her heart upon seeing "Uncle Toms
Cabin !" played. This pleasure her par
ents were disinclined to give her, so
when the night of the performance came
she rsn away from home and made her
way to the theater. She had no money,
but her artlessness and childish limo.
cence won for her q free admission
from the kind hearted ticket-taker, and,
in q front seat, to which she was con-
Quoted by an usher, just as if she had
been q "grown-up " lady, her delighted
senses took in the full measure of en-
joyment Of q play by real, live actors.
Meanwhile her father was securing the
city, in the thick of q driving rain
storm, for the strayed child. Finally,
he bethought him of the theater, and
there found her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-01
Marvels Of Railroad Bn sliding.

The distance by rail from Los Angeles
10 Yums, upon the Colorado River,is 2is
miles. The distance from Yuma 10 Mari
copa Wells. in Arizona, Is 100 miles
The rail is low within 50 miles of
Maricopa Wells. and track is being laid
at the rate Of 10 miles each week. Two
and one quarter miles were laid the day
we were at the front. The land was
level and hard, requiring only the re-
movnl of chaparral and shrubs and the
smoothing down Of small hillocks for
the iron. 1t is an inspiriting scene 10
witness this morning camp of railroad
builders in the desert, disciplined IKE
an army, and marching slowly eastward
at the rate of 10 miles q week, leaving
behind them the iron highway that is 10
bear upon its roadbed q vast commerce
in the future. Two thousand men, with
their camps and squipages, their tools
and implements Of labor; great engines
bearing trains heavily laden with ties,
rails, straps and spikes; 4 blacksmith
shop, a clearinghouse, Sisson, Wal
lace d Co.'S store, the private q Of Mr..
Strowbridge, all Oh wheels; great struc-
lures piled with forage for the cattle,
great tanks filled with water, for the
horses and mentor there is no water
in the vicinity Of the present work
great wagons hauling forward supplies,
great plows with six-horse teams, scra-
pers with two horses, aX-men cutting
shrubs, b~ias-eyed barbarians with shov-
els, Br~iarian-armed, pitching the sand
in and out as cut and fill demand. Ia
advance, Is miles from the track, men
are grading the road, and gangs under
the direction of Seth Green, with his
steam pile-driver, are building bridges
and culserts of solid timbers. Liotc
groups of amazed Ind'ans-bucks ard
s9usws-look on as Interested specta-
tors of the powell worx that invsdc. the
privacy of their desert homes, enjoying
the up and down rides upon the con-
.struction train, upon all of which they
are dfadheads in spite of the law against
passes. AT the front is a village of
tents, and at the last point of accepted
work there springs up a temporary vii
lage, with its saloons and boarding
houses. and board and canvas dens for
gin and dice. 1t is q marvellous scene,
this caravan crossing the desert. 1t is
a busy one by day. 1t is q romantic one
upon a moonlight night, when sleep and
silence cover the tired workers, and all
save Strowbridge, the constructor, lay
them down TO rest. He new sleeps.
No idlers in his camp; no whisky, no
noisy disputes. Every mai has some
thing TO do and every man does it or is
passed to the rear The { legraph pole
and electric wire keep pace with the
rail, and the front talks with the home
Office in San Francisco every night and
morning.-San Francisco ArgOnaut.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-01
ANEMQNE.

n Ntnd-fower by the mountain stream,
Nhere Aprils maynard breezes blow,
And still in shelts red hoIIows CLEAN
The lingering drifts of SHOW
art thou. ~frailast flower of spring.
DIG winds Of heaven give thee birth!
Too free, too airy-ligEt "A thing
Tor any child of earthi
O palest of pale blossoms borne
On tirnid AprLs virgin breast.
Hast thou no iush of passion worn,
No mortal bond confessed?
hou mystic spirit of the wood
Why that ethereal grace that seems
4 vision of our actual good
Linked with the land of dreams?
1hon didst not start from common ground,
80 tremuIous ON thy slender stem;
Thy sisters may not clasp thee round,
Who ara not one with them.
Thy subtle charm r. ~trangel given.
My fancy Will not let thee be-
Then pOise not thus 'tsfxt earth and heaven.
q white anemonel
-Eiaine GOodGIe, ia Scrsbner for Apra
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The following Nc ejiF lrsn The BeA
rice Ergres, ia regard % tie First NJ
tipn.l Bank Of that pace, Of Shiea =
Bank at the pl.es Is = bsaach-
Judge Kelly. Of Illinois, Nss,oai
Bauk frsninof a the dI.tuc, enbrs'
/ ibr the States Of i~Iilaois. IoSA. Yss5sE
kan,ss aud NrbTssks, came 10 "a Thur
iay at and made 40 sIAslnats1a o. ta
hrs, National Bank Of ihis cy. "
learn tbs, he reports the ~Ins,Itai'ya 80
IN excellent eonaiioa. and q 81 q
be-, m.larei baaks ia his duIeI u
particularly ec~mplncntsI 10. bn'
( keeper. Hr Graham, saytnF he haa T
ahmed every Nstiosal Bank ). TIA, ia
and Kansas, and eOGld confidently 4
tina, no bank IN either State cog4 sh1
a. complete aai well kea, boats a. q
rIrst Naiional BaHk Of Bestucc ii
judge met several Old triobds While her
amonr whom were JacS5 rrum a.
( Capt Hill, vJo served IN the sarin q
regiment Of winch b. was CUl3neL.
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N~s.Asrssss SPIRAL .ys u 70 1865
mattel fhss wqshis The paa fssf hms
e'u~as 81 kessu~tF hsv~ "uAs& 4
i~Itao.s AL lsis.os hse8~s pesrs lr'a
egksr Ssa,hrra ssNsrs \ Ervswsa 4
she iatsrSsr AZ tAss State srracs thA
gsngsse Csafod~rstr@-mrs SIS fsazs
IN the S.sthrp sFzs-zfs -sIasi
srsusd ben 80 Sal ss % esdsHSrs a.
s-ans~zsary ~ 'he HeYubnaa rsrty =
The nert er~-on TA-~ usre hare eaa
e. .,ay. E-rt~usen'asiv~. 81 " a~shsaEta.
from the Nusesu act Nergkwrs.
STATE. are ooatiaaalls 10 re 49, 81 -
ter. from their respective drssrSs uAscl
had them % hel~re ihsi the ssaasrsuei
ia,e the State. e k.o-@s NeAFask.
loxa. Colon4a. Ninnrsot. ssd tse fss
ritorv q pAsosa hs, b-ra lzr-~r ths 81
twelve month. thas a. sny p~rrviuss -
time ksnIxrti0s ,n's ksua& >shni
IA And Aunoss,ss i especially heavy :
( fklrago .JssFaaf
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He was a venerable snd agricultural
looking man, sttired in the latest New
Jersey fashion, and he stood on 8 stree:
corner near Washington Market. Hold
ing up his left hand, and gazing re-
hcctively upon three pieces Of string
tied round an equal numbsr Of fiagers,
he soliloquized: "That's to remind NE
get 8 spool Of cotton; t'other means
don't forget the calico. But what in
thunder s this one for? All, BY gum.
that's don't get drunk sgain."-Eeu
York Csnarsercial
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THERE is no way of cooking an apple

that develops sfull flavor like baking.
By baking l do not mean putting them
into an old tin or iron pan. and thrust
ing them into a hot oven for half an
hour Or so; though ~ such treat
ment cannot quite spoil them. But
having selected fair skinned. sound
apples and wiped them clean. place
them in an earthen baking-dish with q
little sugar. fill half full of boiling
water, and bake rather slowly for one,
two, three, or even four hours!-Ars.
Read. q. Foote's Eeclh AontaIy.
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CiHord's Febsifs9e 10 not . pensees
for al toe lis 10 which tesA A. hear We do
Rot profess 20 have discovered . esYs-ou,
but we confidently reoon0end IL 20 you ~ .
sure. ssfe and Speedy cure Tor I'D ciss.ses
arising from Ms,sriA- In tets ciss Of dis
eases j: 10 . specific. q enter the c1rcuissfoe
and utterly destroys Tie germs of the potson:
IL viii parity and build UP the dsbiiltssed
.Ts.sn il a shorter time, Hd with more last
ing benefit, than any other known remedy.
J.. c RICHARDSON, Frof'r,
Tor sale By all pruzgs,A 81 Louis.
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AFTER the recent wholesale 6ogging
OF boys st the Minot School. Seponse1
. boy who vas one of the victims vas
questioned ~ To the severity Of the
punishment "Did he whip any of
them so n 10 leave them black and
bluey' was ssked. NO" replied the
boy. but he made some Of them yell
OH
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-01

THE Oneida Community supports lis
members IN good shape st 3 cost Of
si6S. 30 each per annum. Champagne
sad cigars are not inclpded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-01

ArLEssIy6 20 humanity Il vh2. DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup can veil be termed, Tor IL has
done rsore good already than any ether
medicine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-01

Am~e-S~s $3.50 - Sx>~-@r 49, HAs
tzSs < &~ 80 80 Fa@sx kA~ 49, &c SEQ
Z - 80 A. 49, "a 49,
kws = As feuaA AL ss zsSho-
- t&8aA~ 9 m@ H@~ s@@a s&sa A.. fss
sc - aeskS1 $3.50 50 sss ~as -
%A@a a-~a~s hs A@ss So s@ .
- - &sk@-a@ssS~ &~~S go = s&- ~
&~~&s@. II 49, szS :. Fs
aF &ka t&s smf Fsns Ssrf = 80
MsssFs Axsss 1919 Ea8 49,
tE @@&a - Fas& A. $50 40
Nra1z se2sF. s<~S SSA@ss 49, s@aA "a
- s.emsr sx s~ss@H~ 49, 49, 49, $500
- &x-= - - s ~ Fs~~~s
Gs2a E@zSA ES~~u<xF7 aa F~&s
sfsrszzss - @a~.4zeS - sa=s szskhs<
ssrrNFzs - - sss~Z "a 49, s=r~@ A&s-
4ss&s -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-01

DID o donkey ever die Of softening a
the DISQUALIFICATION TrossrIDG
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-01

him, and l sent q line to him to tell
Burt you didn't write that letter.
"After the letter went, we had word
from Jim that be and Burt had shipped
for a long voyage, but they'll be sure to
get the word before they sailed-and
hope it win be all right, now Burt
knows"
She closed her eyes, exhausted by the
effort it had required to make her sad
confession-then spoke quickly" You
forgive me, Zillie?" "Yes, Hannah
Sand you'll ask Burt TOP" eyes,
"Then I'm sure God WILL" and 8 with
sigh of relief she fell asleep.
Drusilla had been so amazed at this
unexpected avowal, that she could not
realize its truth. +.
Now, in her own quiet room, she
could recall it all, and think Of it calm
ly. How could Hannah have sent Burt
that note-no,s she must not think of that
she had forgiven her. And if the last
weeks letter reached Jim before he
sailed on the "long voyage" Burt
would surely understand, and write,
and
SHOW fare all here, Capt. 'Lank?''
called out a CHEEKY voice, bellows voice
that brought the rich color in Drusila's
face, and a happy light to her eyes.
She heard her fathers hearty greet.
ings, and then steps across the ''stoop'
into the kitchen. "Zillie," called her
mother from the foot of the stairs. She
brushed her hair q bit, tied q bright rib.
AA~ L. IL
GOOD evening, Burt" SHOW dye
do, Zllie"-and the friendly hand -last
that vas all. Then Burt went OF
talking with her father, "Yes, we ex'
pected to sail for China tomorrow, bur
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Citizens Bank Of Louisiana vs.. Charles
FlOry.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish Of Orleans, No. 25,sy7-.B By virtue Of writ
orabe he Thi T9 berc court or 4 the parsh
of Orleans. In the above entitled cause, ] will
proceed 70 sell at public auction. ct the Mer;;
street. between Canal and Cusfomhouse streets.
DAY, July L. 1873 at u o'clock M. the follow
ins dssdsesf 2DT asoUaD together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, rights. wa s. priyileses and appnrtenances
Ing situated IN the Second Distr q this city
in the square bounded by Dauphine. Bur;
measuring. according 20 plan drawn by Paul
day Of Mareh 1857 seo9 ut feet four nss
si1ty-two fee5 and ten inches il depth on the
side toward Toulouse street, and sixty mine feet
six inches In depth on the side toward st.
ane qes e
on second depth line twelve feet nine inches
and three lines, thence opening again at right
on a further depth line forty:.six feet three
inches and FIVE lines. thence closing at right
angle thirty; nine feet two INCHES and four lines
inches, running to the rear line. on which 1t
measures thirty-tWo feet. and parallel to the
twenty Shares If morteaee snek ihereo anu a
taehed. Being the same property acquired by
Charles Flory. de endant herein. by purchase
property, of Jean NJ Leclerc) as per act passed
before Edgar Grima. notary public In this CITY,
of date the second day of May, 1871.
Seized In the above suit
Terms and Charlottesville purchaser to
furnish stock note for. the sum of eight hun.
dped and ninety six dollars, falling due on the
first of April. 1890 and renewable according to
the. charter of the Citizens Bank OF Louisiana.
and the. balance cash. The purchaser to as
a d e 81 s sna BsnF y na
ana, and the stock note so furnished to be- iden-
titled with the act Of mortgage BY. O. Gurlie and
before Theodore Seghers. notary public IN New
Orleans, on the eighteenth day of August 1885.
and with the sheriff's deed of sale In this case.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHkEAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
ie13 20 27 jY3 II IA ~
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The City Of New Orleans W. c. = Gis1f.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE P41esa
.ish OF Orleans. No. 20s-By virtue o. /. q q
henof "a f the Ffh bsa m ooa atfesa
o. Orleans. In the above entitled cause, " -
city taxes OF 1878. / will proceed TO sell 80
public auction, at the Merchants ana dAas9s 49,
tioneers Exchange, Royal street. between g4 4s
triet Of this city. On WEDNEsDAY. June y lsss
at u O'Clock M, the following described pf0Rs
Il j. A < CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, slts|
uafed In the Second District Of this eiTys .y ah@
square number seventy-fve, BOUNDED py ELL
and designated as lot number tWenty 1,asIs
measuring twenty five front on Bourbon sl1essg
y ne GkK Tx II d PosfIoN OF GROUND A.
uated In the Second Districs OF THIS clpy. ~
square number seysntysiz bounded 81 Bes
and dssi mated as lot number enc. measatt MI
eighty. five 1eet front on Bourbon street rs
eighty feet IN depth: - ,,,rn IN. Z
8. A CERTAIN PORTION DF GhQ UNI H. IN sin
square number four hundred and forty. gym
bounded By Calliope. Mary. First anu yack XIII
streets and DESIGNATED as lots numpeIse. paSS
and two measuring slxty-one feet On C sIle hi
street by one hundred and tWenty-tWo ley ~
/. CERTAIN PORTION OF GRoUN ~ ss|a
uated IN the Third District OF Ills m H.
square number one hundred ana nlneIs. ~ 4
bounded By Claiborne. Robertson. ~. v. AN ..,is
Dumaine streets. and designated - Iut ul ayeis
six measuring fortytsbigns f les' IL depth
Seized In the above suit.
nj. RI. 4LCEE GAUIHREAUA: 49,
Civil sheriff Of the Parish of Ories1s
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
BY Atlantic and tactic Telegraph Compan
D0rne este.

D0mGSClGs m
Is eH9 as yaas ~ TX Sasas s sspsn5 Bss
Pork-s9 so@e e21s now. 50 s7H@g 50 July.
Lard-s s July, e.s71zee.So August. Dry salt
Onion Stock Yards.-Estimated receipts Of
hogs to-day $1,000; official yes erday 2s.s /;
mixed naekers' So e5@s 90 for common to choice
heavy. Cattle Estimated receipts 475o: market
az August, 5o2K septemb r. Pork-se SIX
bid July. sales 1895 now, 50 97A bid August.
60 n 81 fssptember LaEd-s171s@e2o June, $3.50
81. Louis, June a. opening.-Wheat 81 1oK
June. 81 oo1 July. % asked August. IS bid Sep
tsmber az GoEnssI June s5sS1 July ssh
Ills 3. m.-Closing. 81 ii june, 81 ooK
July, SO bid August. 98b bid September. Corn
s54 bid June. s6h bid July, 364 August s7k bid
CINCINNATI. June 1s.-Wbeat firm: red 81 800
LIB Il amber 81 l q Corn steady; mixed ear
firm at s1o25@1o So. Lard-Current make 6.15 y
4a5, clear sides 5,1oG5.1s > i loose. WHISKY
81 OF. Hogs active and firm; common 50 GOA
70; fair to coed ss 5000 90 choice held at "a D
rsds and ag brands g fGn sh npp a ex
Wheat quiet and steady; spot sales Of No. )
Whits & 1Pis = spfina June Z
white June 81 1s1s@1 16a1; No: 2 red June 81 lsk
@1 1sk. Corn dull and a shade lower; spot
sales of steamer at 40: No. q 4310435l: yellow
Western IS; steamer June 42O431a do July 400
4sA: No. q June 43h@4s1; DO July 4414Qa441.
Oats Kc lower and weak but moderately active:
s9@45 for white: 37@3s1 for mixed. Rye and
barley dull
Pork firm but quiet; $40 80 asked June. $40 10
August 55@6 571a. Whisky quiet and firm at
81 o7R. Cut meats firm; picked hams do $40
9h. do shoulders 1908. Beef inactive; plain
mess 50 5000 so, extra do $40 5O@11 81.
Spot cotton lower; Middlings Il IT, l6; futures
steady.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL. June 1s, 1918 b. M Cotton dull:
Middlfng Uplands I'd. Orleans Lied Sales
5000 bales, OF which 1000 are for export and
,Wheat-Wes tern spring Is sd@ss Id; Western
winter 80 gd@es Sd. Flour--Western canal s. cd
701Os Sd. Oorn-New mixed As Cd, Oats "a sd
Canadian peas es. Pork-Prime mess western
47s. Lard-Prime Western sss. Bacon-Lon
clear 26s 3d. short clear ITS. TalloW-American
o3s.
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Citizens' Bank Of Louisiana vs.. John
O'Hearn


F1FTH P1sTgIoT G So aas F1R 2 IHE Par a
writ Of seizure and sale and Of an order OF
court of date June 2. 1879 70 me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par;
Ish OF Orleans. in the above entitled cause l.,
Merchants and Anctionaers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Gust mhouse streets,
In the Second Dis riot OF this city, on SATUR-
DAY. June IA. 1879, at u o'clock M, the follow
Ing d oEaRaN 2DBT IL akouND situated
lying and being in the First, District Of New
Orleans, III the square bounded by Tchoupi-
toulas Lafayette. Commerce and GIrod streets,
eghteen feet eeen anehe ne and
feet four inches in width in the rear. eighty
seven feet seven inches and one line in depth
on the line toward GtrOd street and eighty
seven feet three inches IN depth on the Opposite
on known by the No. SO Commerce street, late
No $751; and ali the rights. WAYS and advantages
therennto beloneing or n any wise aRDertins
same property acquired by the defendant here
ID BY purchase tIom Joseph O'Brien per act
passed before Edgar Grima, notary public, on
the twenty first Of December. 1876.
Terms and Conditions The purchaser to fur
nish astock note for the sum OF one hundred
and forty dollars. falling due on the first
day Of May, 1880. and renewable according to
the charter Of the oi7ens Bank q 81
sumo all the obligations and regponsihiliti Of
stockholder Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisi-
ana, and the stock note SO furnished to be iden-
titled with the act OF mortgaRe by joseph
before Edgar Grima. notary. public. In New Or
leans on tnf ssy AIoE asy aau hHf as
% Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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The City Of New Orleans VS.. Mrs. Hipte,
Chretfen.

Sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
honorable the Sixth District Court for the the
parish of Orleans. In the above entitled
cause, for city taxes Of 1878. I will proceed to
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auetleneers, Exchange. on ROYAL street. between
District Of teis city. on NEsDAY. june Is.
1879. at 10 o'clock M. the following described
p1 T. oEs 4 Ain PORTION or GROUND sit-
uated In the First District Of this city Id square
number two hundred and fifty two. bounded by
Dryades. Penn. Poydras and Perdido streets.
and designated as lot number thirty-one. meas.
Q. a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. Sit
uated In the Second District OF this city LID square
number ninety eight bounded by Burgun1v,
Rampant. Cont and st. Louis streets, deaie-
mated as lot number nine, measuring thirty
four feet front on Burgundy street BY one hum
assa III dh iarss NE or GROUND
uated In the Second Dstrietof this city In square
number one hundred and fifty. four bounded bY
81. Louis. Liberty, Cont and MaraiS streets. and
designated as lot number fifteen. measuring
tWenty-one feet front on Bt. Louis street BIZ one
oE rs fySsoh Ye 81 L d 1885,
uated Ia the Second District Of this city Iii square
number twenty. bounded By st Philip, D6catar.
Chartres and Ursuiineg streets, and deBignAtHd Nj
as lot number twenty six, measuring fortv.d4s @s
feet front on St Philip street by one hundred ~
and twenty eight feet in depth. Ssz5
Seized In the above suit. ssaa
194ns as j: e. A AZ iRgs aAUTHREAUx, ~
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans sSa5
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The City Of New Orleans VI. jams
Wood; same VIZ. same. So

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- 1sh Of Orleans. Nos. go, T23 and "a. VIZ
y 1e Two hono Hs5s q a Ell Tsd bs &c %
causes. for city taxes Of 1878. / will proceed 81
ss Ct paef aohaag Koas a aass
bstrct 81 hs eey u sl6ssf
1879. Ct u O'CLOCK M. the following described
i a GEETAiN LOT OF GROUND. WITH 8
uated IN the late Suburb st Mary. III the Flrlkg
dred and twenty-seyen, bounded BY Ma9azn4s3)
Foucher, Girod and Lafayette streets. m6esrlsB
Ing s1zty-three. feet eleven and One.auaEtM
inches front on Magazine street. ono hundys
and seventy three feet In depth on the sidel
nearest to Girod street, one hundred and eix4zs:
SIX feet seven inches In depth on the side neelss
at the rear. French measure. fronting On H.
cher street, known as lot number two on M
assessment rolls, acquired from w. n. ElI@ 5S
as per act before i. o. stark, notary. on the sez
d. a CERfAYN LOT OF GROUND, situsaGl
In the Second District of this city. iii sq4a{
namDer one hundred and three Ponas
streets. forming the southwest corner ok IT. 4sSs
part and Dumalne streets, designated M
lumber one on plan by Oommuny and kll4e N
posted In the Office Of Felix Grima. nolafys u
plan number nineteen; said lot has 10 49, III III
Gan measure, tWenty-three feet eleven 1ns ~
front on Rampant street by one hundred ieet t1
depth and front on Dnmatne street. with I'D
buildings thereon. This property was AcQulyea
by defendant at sale made By j ames b Uuss
ham, sheriff OF the parish Of Orleans. On W.
twenty fourth Of December 1863 by virtue s 81 g
said sheriff, directed BY the honorable eeconos
District Court Of New o. leans in the matter oa
the succession OF the late Francisco Marques
deceased-No 1919 OF docket Of said court
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot,
.. r, ALUEE GAUTHREAU1.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish .of Orleanet3s
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