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Randall Nina.

Tic opinion expressed In this column that
Randall would win In the SpeakerShip contest
was verified by the action of the caucus last
night. Aside from all other considerations, his
eminent fitness for the place makes bis election
matter of public satisfaction. He is distin-
guishd by fairness In the chair, has excellent
control OF the House, and seems to be Justly
entitled 20 the credit OF guiding legislation ad-
versely to the interests OF the jobbers and the
lobby generally. Mr.. Randall was born In
Philadelphia october, 1928. and is, therefore,
about 81 years old. He was elected to Congress
In 1862, and has served continuously In the
House ever since. He was made Speaker dur
ing the last session of the 44th Congress; was
reelected Speaker to the 45th; and now sue.
ceeds himself for the 4Sth. His management of
his canvass for the Speakership was character
istic OF the man,-cOOl, clear headed, sagacious.
The quiet prevailing about his headquarters
doubtless misled some impulsive lookers-on,
who thought 1t Indicated inertia or discourage
ment; but for all that, the moves in the game
dictated there were those OF master sure of
the result.
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St. Cloud Building.

TUHN SHERMAN l. CO.,
- St. Cloud Building.
FOR BENT.
BIS 10Th st NV
1919 q It. NV.
1880 1lth 1T NV.
Alb st. NV
1902 9th st. n W.
city
Aleo fine front ROOM on Pennsylvania avenue
lover Metzerot:'s Music store.)
Also q beautiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE near
Soldiers Home. If mutusly satisfactory the owner
would like board for q email family.
FOR SALE.
Two fine LOTS IL northwest part OF the city will
be sold. if improved, long time and without cash
payment.
Also HOUSES at Al 900 81 500 $4,000, 86. 900. on
Iorg time or monthly payments.
marl1-2w JOHN SHERMAN h CO.
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DOUGL A SS'
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF
LADIES UNDERWEAR
FOR FEW DAYS LoNGRR
GDened this morning. ONE CASE as DOZEN.
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS.
Ar IS CENTS EACH,
One half value This price ia for this lot only, and
fe;rs so far bs low value will close them out rapidly
String Styles HOSIERY for LADIES and
MISSES opening daily.
ca,.h,.,ed TREFOUssE and ST. JAMES KID
GLOVES
DOUGLASS,
OH and +, st. Cloud BUILDING.
u,arlS-rr
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The account OF ''strange yellow deposit,
resembling sulphur" which fell with the rain
OF the 10th and 18th insts., reported from Read
Ing and Allentown, Pa, calls to mind a similar
occurrence about twenty five years ago, and
noticed In THE STAR at that time. Some OF
the deposit" was sent to the late Prof. G. C.
Schaefer, then principal examiner In the Pat
ent Office. A careful analysis led to the dis
c0very that the deposit was the pollen OF q
species OF fir or pine growing In the extreme
north of Canada and British America. This Is
our recollection OF the fact. A fact well known
In history Is also that deposit" of red color
Ten In Europe some four hundred years ago,
and was called bloody snow, and to it was
ascTibed many wars and famines that followed
after. The fact that this pollen is Of a resinous
nature will account for its burning so readily,
as described In the telegramS.
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n b. CROSS, JR. i,

n b. CROSS. JR..
OFFICE No. 619. MARKET BpAoR
Board o. Trade Rooms:)
DEALER IN LUMBER, WOOD. ANN co.r
Principal Office. Wharf, Depot and planipv nS,n
Foot Of Fourth Street East mai eoin.a
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The above ID only small part of the property for
rent and sale on BY books For complete list sea bnI
can be haa on application ct my ofaoe.or win Be- Sent
Loans.
$500. 1000 1t per oent $500, asoe a. ma,
cent msr,k ~
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The New York World, always famous for It's
figures, works out the statistics to show that
the English loss at the battle of Isandula, where
the Zulus cut up the Twenty -fou nth regiment
was absolutely much larger than the English
loss at the battle Of the Alma, added to the loss
OF the Allies at Inkermann. Thus the English
loss at Alma (353,) and the allied loss at Inker-
man t462,) foOts up SIS; while the English loss
In the fight at Isandula was 96S. Then England
IS bleeding In money to the extent of 81, $50 900
per month to carry on this war With the de-
spised Zulus; so that when election time comes
round the warlike policy Of Beaconsfield will
perhaps be received with less favor by the BrI.
fish taxpayer than 1t did lately when he had
the prestige OF success, both In diplomacy and
In the lighting with the Afghans
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Hello! Mr.. Dana, OF the New York Sun, Is
cracking the whip at certain Senators who
''made themselves extensively conspicuous as
vociferous advocates of Mr.. Blackburn about
the hotel corridors, the barrooms, and where
ever else they could gather an audience to
listen to abuse OF Mr.. Randall" He hints at
manifestations Of want OF Senatorial dignity in
connection with "the peculiar Institution re-
Gently removed from the cloak room to the
basement, the key OF which Is kept by Deputy
Sergeant-at-Arms Christie" and adds omin-
ously senators on both sides owe much to the
forbearance OF the press, but silence Is not al
ways q Virtue"
And he says all this In double loaded type to
the CONSERVATION of the Senators concerned.
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On Sunday last the pictures Of the Society of
American Artists at New York were exhibited
to the public without charge and the rooms
were crowded from noon until O'Clock, mainly
by that class Of people who have no holidays
but Sunday and no time to visit weekday exhi-
billions. Many Of the number were young men
and others who usually spend their Sundays in
the streets and parks The visitors we're thor
oughly orderly, and the time occupied there in
viewing these objects OF beauty and taste was
undoubtedly spent to much better purpose than
in aimlees l0af1ng upon the street corners. But
still more good could be accomplished by OPEN
Ing great libraries to the public on Sundays, as
has been suggested By Mr.. Sponord, of the
Congressional Library. This would afford an
opportunity for useful reading and research to
many who have 40 time for the purpose
during the working hours OF the week;
and at the same time 1t would supply a
salutary attraction for young men, and save
them from drifting into vicious companionship
and bad habits, as relief from the ennui OF
mere idleness. 1t win doubtless be said that
the libraries should not be opened On Sunday
to take the place Of the churches, but it Is
probable that those drawn to the libraries would
be those who do not now attend churches, and
certainly they would be much more In reach OF
good influences In the library than In street.
loafing or In back-room tipping and gambling.
But the libraries might be opened only In the
afternoons after the morning service In the
churches, and then even this objection would
be obyiated.
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The widow Oliver,-n she Is a widow,-may
not succeed in establishing her title clear to o
new husband, but may find one or two old ones;
which will answer just as well.
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Mr.. Biackburn's speech at the caucus last
night, on moving to make the nomination OF
Mr.. Randall unanimous, was an exceedingly
neat affair and will enhance his reputation.
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PaIcE's.
$40 Ninth street northeast.

Ladies and Een's Furnishing aud Fancy Goods
bribery Ina:Crias; java Honey Corn'- wors:ed
aid DnrlaP Canvas White Java Canvas. 1sc per
yard Tapestry and Embroidery. Pa{tsr a. &c. &c.
Ncsice-Our prices of Worsteds: Frst quality
GerE snso vi Worsed. &c. per or. White and BACK
Be lin Zephyr &c per all other elIsdes lie per
OF Split Zei'hyr, l.. additional per
At PRICES.
inariSIy $40 9Th ut. s.ef.
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Oh RENT
r. q. HOFFMAN.
10th and r street northwest

Once roons at l4l9 N. Y. ave NV. Upper portion
1871 ana l42S n. 7. ave NV 20
sale, ut prices from 81, 900 to $780, and on easy
terms All property Tor sale at my Office has been
reduced In price
3. O. HOFFMAN,
marl7-T 10th and sta a. v.
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= aasa
.HIcRIEF SALES.

The city 0f New orleans w. VIM. Hraun;
came va. VIM. Brown: same va. same: same
VI. same.
FI,HIRD DISTRICT COURT For THE PAR,
l. ish of Orleans. koa. 2a.7ss and 2a,7s2; and
sixth District Court for the pariHh Of Orleans,
Noe "A and t7e1 . BY virtue of four writs Of eri
facias. to me directed by the honorable the
Third and sixth District Courts for the
pariah Of Orleans. IN the above entitled
and ,s1s. win proceed to sell at public, s y
change. Royal street. betwean. Canal and Cua-
sDmhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
CITY. on SATURDAY, May 10. 1879. at Ia o'clock
a., the following described property e Wit
mated III the Fourth District Of this city. In
aguare number two hundred and forty, bound
al by Daronne Mt. Andrew. Felicity and Garon-
delet streets, and designated as lots numbers
twenty and twenty-one, forming the corner of
Raronne and st. Andrew streets. measuring
sixtv. eight feet front Oh Baronne street Ivy
ninety feet In depth and front on st. Andrew
asreet.
Seiyed In the above suits.
Terms-Cas I'll on The spot
j. n. ALCEE aAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
IN ~ 40 u1ya 10
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
sugRlRr SALES.

The City Of new orleans vs.. l.. 4. s..sss@
same vs.. same: same va. sauna. sa1sscalt
same; same vs. same; same u 'nihe vi
same ys. same: same vs.. same. a. +. sams;#
same: same vs. same. si5 WI
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ron rup
J. tsh Of Orleans, Nos ~ s74 49, All nd usa &
So sTs Bs s7T $3.50 and 9ssT5 and MI, WE ~
triet Couft for the paflsh I Orleans H. II Dlass
and 4pT By virtue Ut ten writs Of tiati fais. vi
ms directed by The honorable fha trb bitiaass ID
Fourth District Courts for the t,ari.t ~ and
leans To tbs above entitled eausas fs.r ait " vi.
of 1868 1869 TO- 1871 1873 1874 1875 i'm rim
1878, will proceed h. sell at puhlo anan,,o ~ ald
Merchants and Auetioneers' Exehahanh ~ w
street. between Canal and Dustomh gmsa y. /. lsgya
In the Second District VI this city. gt, A1irssggI
DAY, May 10. 1879. at II o'clock M. the iaHsIHss
Ing dssagIhea prggsrty e I VT !, - i9ao.
b4r two hundred end sixty SIX bonrdsdi n, ngt1s
maine. 81. Philip. johnson and GaIvsg . " w
measuring twenty seven feet front on Jss,ssss.ls
street by seventy one feet In depth. 'onheoa
A CERTAIN PORTION or G1lOU ND a,s,....
In the Second District hf this CITY II s saal9
number tive hundred and twsnty-ssyatn h saualg
ed by Roman, 81 Fhillp, Urs1iines TX lyme Mhos
biHny streets, designated as follows IM x DSls
Der sixteen measuring thirty feet Ironf Il. sq Hl
man street by one hundred and fJrty XII III ~ n
depth lot number eighteen fcrmjru fho ~. 80 n
of Rolnan and ST Philip streets. rnsas su.ley
thirty feet front On Roman street by eiahssI lae
In depth. ' isN
Eel5ed In the above suits
Terms Cash IN the spot.
j. II. ALCEE GAUTHHEArfY
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish III fyfiasns
IN ~t9suse p
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Eugene shin W.. John ". Huntes.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOB THs TELL
4 ish Of Orleans. No. 24,s34--Eg unasssss21
an alias writ Of fisri faeias. 70 me cc lss'@
by the honorable the Third Distries Co asts.la|
the parish OF Orleans. In the above el aas
cause will proceed TO sell at public anssmss
the Merchants and Auetioneers E1e 800
Royal street. between Canal and Cu5tomn1.ssv1|
streets Ia The Heeond Distries Of this e,s Y
SATURDAY. May 3. 1879 at II O'Clock M.ts
following deacHbsd property. 70 wit ~
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GEonssaDs:, "
all the buildings and improvements ILL., ~ RI
and rights. ways and privileges thsreuhTi, is|
longing or in any wise apper,aini Iiz 4 Il
Orleans. In the square bounded oy ~. Aa9E ~
Franklin. Josephine and Liberty Streets hi
mated by the numbers nine and ten on r.
drawn by j. W. Depoailly. surveyor, ah 9s
posted la the Office OF James y: br 1ssssss
late notary In this city. said lots ae cr1
each twenty nine fee. eleven inches TOM ~
/ Andrew street by eighty feet one men y rds
Lot number ten forms the corner OF 3D. -
and Liberty streets.
! Seized In the above suit. 3
| Terms-Cash ON the spot. IS
| J. 4. ALOE GAUTHEaAd.gossassz
| Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF UtsS1,sss rs
| ap1 8 Is % % my3
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The city OF New Orleans W. Mrs, Daniel
Daroeh: shms ys. same. same Va. same
sumo w. same; same Va. sHInsi same VI.
Mrs. Daniel DIroche: same W. NJ F., Dnnl
Daroeh; same vs.. Daniel Daroeh; same vs..
same.
rT'HtRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish Of Orleans Nos. 30 0D3 80 Dy2 o.O0I. 30 900
az paa 20 aoS 30 ep7 and 30 900. and Sixth District
Court for the parish OF Orleans. No. asa-By
yirlnA Of nine wrs Of teri t.. fas IL. TO me
Fourth District Courts for the parish Of Or
loans. In the above entitled causes. for city
taxes OF 1865 1863 1870. 1911 1873 1871. 1875. 1876
and 1877. ] will proceed TO sell ut public auction
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second District of this city, on
sATUHDAY. April 10. 1879. ut u o'clock M, the
fooTpg dfser bed pp9peT,y e w IL
together With ail tho buiIdingss, md i'm
ways. privileges. servitudes and appurte-
nances thereuntO belonging or In any
wise ,appsrtainhg, situated In the Fourth
District OF this city. in squire number thirty,
and Josephine. streets. said lot or portion Of
ground being designated by the number thirty
nine. and measuring forty four feet four inches
ana two, lines front on Jackson street by one
h2ndred and fifty-nine feet ten inches and
three lines In depth. between parallel lines.
by Mrs. Daniel Darroch. one Of the defendants
herein. during her widowhood, by purchase
from the succession of Charles MeMicken, No.
1a,l62 Of the docket Of the Second District Court
den. late notary public in this city, ON the
fifth day Of January. 1868.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
mh1R 25 apl & IL 10
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by ndontgcn q Go.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FIRST
GLASS FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

Elegant French plate Pier Glasses: French
plate Mentel Mirrors rich Lace Curtains.
Hhades and Draperies: Walnut and Hair
cloth and Walnut and Raw SILK Paflor suits.
nearly new Parler Suits In Reps, Marble
top, Centre. Side aud Pier Tables: Gard
Tables. Upright aud Rosewood Pianos
Lounges Brussels and Velvet Carpets and
Rugs Elegant China and Bohemian Vases
md Ornaments: French Marble Clock and
Brunzes Rosewood Hall Rofa and Chairs
Walnut Bedroom Victoria Suits: Fine Cedar
lined Plate. glass door Armoir; Paintings
and Engravings; Aduarium Hat Tree;
Handsome Walnut Hideboards, Dining
Table. safes. Refrigerator; China and Gut
Glass; Table Cutlery and Plated Ware
Charter Oak Stove and Kitchen Utensils;
apring and Hair Mattresses. Linen and
Commen Bedding. Bars. etc.
Being the entire contents Of the well-furntshed
residence No . Hampart street
All to bio sold on account Of departure, Without
the slightest reserve, on the premises.
nN WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1879. at H. q. IN
Terms Cash on he spot Bale positlye-
aptg At Auctioneera.
MoNTGOMERY a 90. AUOT1ONEEns
UORaEs. MULES, BUdu1IGs. HARNESS.. 1tc,
Every wednesday ana saturday.
AT III O'CLOCK A. nj.
MoNTGuMEnY'H TATTERsALLS.
desi sm No. ~ Baronne street.
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JUDICIAL ADvEHT1sEMENTs.
suEauPr SALES.

~
MRS, WOW. Emma Dnrand W. Y. 4. W.T. e
sou. administrator OF the succession o'
FtFTH plafRiiGT QounT ron 1 THE pA,
writ OF seizure aud SALE. TO ne alf g,,s,
~ ~ t he ,a,lsh # Orleans In the above en-
titled cause vii proceed to sell At pas,s
Exehaaee Royal s.ee bew an. 1p1 p4t ah
~ tbis nity 6n friday Aull 81. 1879. n,
IL o'clock m, the following described PROPERTY
LoT OF GROUND. with the h,,laing r. ma ,ba
h heme district Of this city. IN the. sauare
bounded BY Dumaine, bourbon e. Ann ~ and
Teat III depth French measure. between eahal
and - narajiel lines being the same property
which The late joseph Girod had acquired by
t,nrahase from Mrs. Louise AntoinAtte Deeuit
wife oF A. u. Denis. by an pct passed before
Ithaodore Guypl notary public. on the eigh-
ffenth ri March 1851.
Eeized In the above suit
farms Cash On the spot. .....
j. Ii. ALOEE GAUTHREAUx.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
fabpE mi q t5 "a 2S
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p,aciae !. spear w. n. A. Battles.

ETFTH DISTRICT CoUET FOR THE Rlk|
i ish Of OflFans. No. gT1S-By virtue a 49, ~
OF seizure ard sale, 70 mo directed BY the nez<
orable ths Fifth district Court for The psrlss
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I.M3
proceed to sell at pubic auction. at the - ~
chants ard AHetioneers' Exchanges. koyaI ~ ~
bstwse ri Canal and Custombouss strestsy sel33
Second District Of this city. on fRtDAfs1E
a. 1879. at Ia O'Clock m, the following deseIlgs
property. TO wit -
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, nfsl@3
with tbs buildings and improvements t1sas. MI
situated In the First District of this Cit. y.
square bounded By New LeYea, Girpd, 1.ss
merce and Lafayette streets, forming tn6 eV 49,
Of said Commerce and Girod streets EneasnaIles
In English measure. thirty five feet s1eDt h ssssf
front on said 9irod street by depfn ana ao@
ON Commerce street Ut eighty five Ieess ehlg I'M
inches and four lines. between paralleI nssS
The whole In accordance with plan dlsssas y
@. A. de Armas, surveyor, and fepos1tesa1 II Mn
Office Of Fl. b. Cenas. late notary 10 tnYne
Being the same property acquired De-
Battles. defendant herein. from Emile pg sssyF
per act passed before Egsebe Eouny, b8s ~
public. on the twenty fifth day OIL FeDf aafysAs@
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash OF the apot. 4
J. H. ALCEE GAUTHEkAOsAa..x
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Oh Ufiea'e'
m hog hHI IL ~ ~
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j. H. ALCEfI GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
np1a If ~ On my5 10 II

The city Of New Orleans w. Anton Wer-
ner: same vs.. came; same Va. same: same
va same: same va. same: same W.. same
same VI. VIM. M. Robinson.
rJ1HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
32.Gn3. a. 4h2, 3o,lsO bls and go BY virtue Of
seven writs Of neri facias. to me directed by
the honorable the Third District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, In the above entitled
causes. for city taxes of 1870 1871 1873 1874 1876
1876 and 1877 will proceed to sell mt public aue
ton, ut the Merchants and Aucttoneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhousa streets, In the Second District Of this
city. on SATURDAY, May 10. 1879. nj u o'clock
H.. the following described property, to wit.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Fourth District OF this city. ia
square number ilfty-nine. bounded BY Wash
streets, d. signated as lot number three, me as
urinR thirty one feet front on Washington
street by one hundred feet In depth.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In tho Fourth District Of this city. in
square number two hundred and eishty-s six
bounded by Third. st. Denis. st. Patrick and
Second streets. designated rs follows: Lot num-
Der sixteen. measuring thirty feet front or
Third street by one hundred and twenty-eight
feet in depth: lOi number seventeen, meaSur-
ing sixty feet front on Third street by one hun
bred and twenty feet In depth: part Of lot
number eighteen, forming the corner Of Third
front on Third street by fifty-nne feet In depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ans IL % % nyG 10
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TIE a1i,Y 81 New Or.ean. W. E.tate John

the G,ty 1T New orleans W. Rstate SOM
Davenport: same VI. same, same vs., same J
eatna Va same. same vs. estate Jnn. DaVeh+
port. z...
rI,H1Rp DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE PAH,,
! ish If Orleans Nhs ~ 500, 9s,59t 2s.sa5 ahu
AZ ssl and Sixth District Court for the Parish
IT Orleans. No. by virtue OF. five writs 81
Third and Sixth District Courts fQr the parish
Of Orleans. In the above entitled CAUSES .of
city taxes OF 1874 1876 1876 and 1871, VIII pro-
coed to sell al public auction. at the Merehan1s
and Autionsers' Exchange. HSyal street. Pc
tweap CANAL and Uustpmhouse streets. ~ me
Second District OF this city. on BATUHDAt.
April 10, 1919 at IL O'Clock M, the following de-
sese gill P f8ffa pIShrioa GROUND situated
In The Seventh District of this, city. ~ square
Washington. Mort AMI ST.. Charles streets.
desi9nated as lots numbers fifteen and sixteen.
measuring each thirty feet front on Hainpson
street by one hundred and twenty test IN
< CERTAIN PORTION or GHQUND, sit
uated In the Seventh District OF this CITY, IN
suuare number eighty three. bounded BY
Hampsop, Washington Short and seepnd
streets designated az follows: Lot number one,
forming the corner Of Ifampson aud Snort
strasis measuring thirty feet front on HaIn pson
street. by ons hundred and twenty feet in depth.
Lots numbers two and three. meas nring saeh
thirty feet front on Short street by one hundred
and twenty feet III depth. Lot number eleven,
measuring fhitty.five feet front on Hampsen
street by one hundred land thirty -savsn feet IN
depth.
Seizsd In the above suits.
TermE-Cash on the spot. ~
j. IT, ALICE GAUTHREAU4.
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
tI1u IL a. IA n
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,rhc city ef Nsw orleans w.. Henry a,x-

The CITY OF NEW orleans VS. Henry HaE-
genbothRm: same Vs. same: same We. Fly.
HiRRsubOthAm: same w. same. same Va.
Hy. HiRgipbotham same vs.. same.
T,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II lab OF Orleans, Nos. 9b4a. 40 FAB. 10. EAT and
30 SAC: and Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, Nos. 90 and 81 BY virtue Of Rix writs Of
fsri faeaa. to me directed by the honorable
the Third and Fifth District Courts for the par
ief Ut Orleans. in the above entitled causes. for
city taxes of 1873 1874. 1875. 1s1s, 1877 and ts7s
will proceed to sell mt public auction. ut the MGR
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street between Canal and Customhouse streets.
In the Second District Of this city. on SATUR-
DAY, MRy 10. 1879. ut ~ o'clock m. the follow
ing described property to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the First District Of this city, In square
number one hundred and forty-six. bounded
by Magazine. Constance. Orange and Richard
streets. designated IA lot number eleven. meas
uring sixteen feet front or Magazine street by
one hundred and twenty one feet in depth.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit.
united In the Fourth District Of this city I'm
square number two hundred and forty-slx
bounded by Second. Third. Carondelet and
Barpnne streets. designated as lots numbers
ten and eleven, measuring sixty feet ront on
Second street by one hundred and twenty eight
feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits, @@=
Terms Cash On the apot.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
apa Is 81 30 my6 10