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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
What 10 Write for the press.

The following hints and sugges
iioos from an exchange ara com.
mended to the consideration OF loca
corr esponden,s Of "rnE PosT :
Accident,--W When, where, and I,
whom
a musemeDte and excursions -
When and where ehai aoter of th,
NJ, nsement
Burglary. When. where, and b,
whom, what amount stolen arrests
made disposition Of prisoner Sam,
With regard 10 any kind.
Change Uf business firm When
name of parties where outgoing
paities are going, NC.
Churches, -Cuunge Of pastors
reyivals. election of church officers
etc.
Deaths Who. when, where. ani
age II - prominent citizen, brie
Obituary.
Discoveries -Cfccrioa,ios, an,ic
uiiics, or valuables.
Distinguished arrival At tb,
hotels or elsewhere, or former resi-
dents whiting the npigub0rh1nd.
Election intelligence - Election
occurs when, candidates TO be ol
who have been nominated, AMI uf.
ter the election the fnll returns
tircs.--Whoto property. when
nnd where, cause, amount of iusur.
ancc, name of companies insured in
Facts nsd fSnrcs. s.-Concoruina
any prodnct raised IN the vicinity
amounts sold. profits etc.
Festivals Held by whom, TO
what object. amount realized
lmprOvements.--liy whom, where
aud cus,n II nsceriainel
/ Marriages Where, rano Of par
ties, who by. etc.
Murders. Who, when. where, b
whom, cause, circumstances.
/ Parties leaving town Who an,
when. " here going, business goinI
into.
Schools.-Facts aud fgnres con
cerning them, change of teachers
improvements needed etc
Secrc, Soceiies --Elrc,ion OF of!
GERS, prosperity and condition Of til
society
sickness Who sick, caus,
heallE OF community.
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A New Secret Crder.

The other day, after stripping
Young man bad sold u load of corr
and potatoes on the market. and had
taken bis team toG hotel barn t.
feed it became known tD the
men around the barn that he wns
very desirous of lining some secret
society in town, Wnen questioned,
ho nd nittel that such wa, tho case.
and the boys at once offered To iui.
tate HIM into new order cIllcl Tia,
"Cvaliers 0f Ccv9J. Hs was
told that It was twice as secret as
frcon,lsuury. much nicer tEln ola.
Fellowship, and the cost WAS only
-. In ctso he had tho toutbache,
ho cIu!i draw s. per week fran
tho relief fund, anl he was entitled
u receive SlJ ipr every headache
ani SD fIr Il sore throat.
The young man tbough. lie hal
strack u hlS thing, anl after cp,lug
u hearty dinner be- was taken int
Il stJre-rDum ab)ve the barn to b.
initiated. The boys poured cold
water down his back, put 1onr on
his hair, swure hun TO kill ms moth
er If commlnieI, aud rusning hlm
around for M hbur. without a siugl,
complaint from his lips. Nuer
they had flushed, he inq llrrd :
Now, | aIn one of tue Cavaliers
OF t0Veo, an | =
'lou are, they answered
Nothing more TO learn. is therei
Nothing"
"Well, then. I'm going to lick the
whJ:e crowd clutinu.d the car-
did ,te, AMI he went Mt it, and be,
fore he got through lie had his 3
imitation fee back. aud three NOR,
to boot, aud had kuncke 1 every bod,
down two or three times apiace
lie didn't seem greatly disturbed it
mind AS he drove out Of the barn
On tue contrary, his hat wes slaute,
over, he had fresh Scent cigar it
his teeth, and he mildly said to Que
of the barn boys
Say, boy, il you here of any cava'
hers asking for u cove about my
size. tell eln IL be IN on the full o
the moon To take the R,yal SKY,
fagle degrees, "-Dstrou Ere,
| Press
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FOO Good

A very good hud pions looking
young man appiIcd for u position in
% wellknpwn store last week. Al.
Ter he had introduced h,m>cli and
made kGOwn his wants, the prcprietnI
iuf 'rmel hlm that he w"uid like tr
nave clerk, IT h. could get one tba
suited him,
81 suppos" you 50 to church, eh Z
he commenced
Yes SIR"
"Db YOU diluk 7" ,ntaincd the
mrrchrut. eyeiug him SHARPLY.
"Ncver ~
DO you u>c tobacco il any formi
Hrrc the young man pr>h d the
qulI INTO thc r,"f ui lis mouth. anl
replied w,lha ~m,lo That WAS cnil I
iNc aud b,iui :'l never us, III
weed aud nover did. cor,ilcr /.
rh, lowest aud most 81 ckinl habit
that II man can he uidicuri G.
"Do yon irrqucn the policy Shcps7'
~ >, sir never
"DJ You gp the National Theeter
dog ii sht- ur boxin. exhibition
Never was n any ir nv lie wa,
the emphatic repy
"Cm you tell tho ace of dimon Is
from the klus OF Clubs 2
Il kiow nutHius whatever Of
cards
"Do ynn cv'r bet :
"Nn, sir, dn'tl'
"Slpooso,' sill the merchant "a
mrr shouli riler TO bet ! ,O0J To- Sll
rbha tbrrelcgscd sret could ontrun
agr,yhonnd. would you take him !
NO. SIR
"rhen ,ou want do for This e,-
rahllshmcnf W. don't want you
We never hare fol, :"
That yourh wjn'L be so good tb,
next time.
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covered
The drunken shouts Of men had
died away. tho blazing fire hal sunk
to n few insignificant embers, as we
stole cautiously forward, aud, save
ths wash OF the sen on the shelving
shore, not sound was 10 bo heard.
1--WE gained the long boat. aud
took survey Of the tent around
which the men were stretched sleep.
ing the sleep OF intoxicatiou. There
vas No denger to bs appreheniet,
from them. anl without further ado
Se launched the heavy bjdt.
"rhe ite with vi,orons kicl,
stove in tue heal o; the branl bar.
rel, allowing the contents to run ont
upon the saul, which greoily drank
np the liquor The provisions aul
water were then placed in tho bcat.
the Carpenter bound. together with
MS comrads, aud considerably eltt
ed by odr success, wo pulled off to
| the ship.
"Wcll, neighbors, | do not know
AS 1T ~ necessary for ma 10 spin this
yarn ont to any great length, but
can assure yDu that whoa those ras-
+ Gale cimo to themselves thev were
penitent enough. Tne carpenter
alone gave uS trouble. i,y soms
means he contrived to clear him
self of the rope yarns that holl him.
aud eating the others clc,r. he call.
cd upon them to follow him, bnurd
the ship, end win back what had
been lost But tho fellow had not
taken dozen strokes from the shol {
before a shrek of mortal agony was
heard to issue from bis lips. A
slight struggle was pei cepliblc
blood discolored the water, aud o.,
mntIneer sank, victim to groun.
SHARK.
That incident was sufficient I,
iishearten the crew. and with on.
accord they promised submission
gave them triil, re.ittel tn, o'd
craft, and completed n tip which,
recuuiariiy, turuel out highly ad,
yantageous tp all concerned.
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II o q t n v.
SUMMER LONGiNGS.
hy p.sts yLorsxcs MAO cAsrnr.

Al my heart is weary wsitips,
Waiting for the May
Waiting for the pleasant rambles
Where the fragrant hnwthhorn .brambles.
With the woodbine alternating.
Scent the dswy way,
All my heart Is worry waiting,
Waiting FOR the May.
Ah ! my heart is sick with longing,
Longing for the May
longing to escape from study,
30 the young face fair and rudy.
And the thousand charms belonging
To the summers day.
Ah my heart is sick with longing,
Longing for the May.
Alb my hour, is soar with sisb!ng,
Signing for the May
Fighing for their sure returning,
When the summer beams are burning,
Hopes and flowers that, dead or dying,
All the winter lay.
Ab my heart IL soar with sighint,
Signing for the M,s.
Ah my heart is panied with ,hrobbing
Throbbiug tor the Nay
Tbrobbing for the seaside biliovs,
Or the waicr-wooing willows;
Where, in laughing aud in sobbing,
Glide the streams away.
Alb ! my heart. my heart is throbbing
Throbbing for the May.
Waiting sad. dejsctsi. weary,
Waiting for tho May
Spring goes by with wasted warnings.-
Moonlii evenings, sunbrigbt mornings,-
Summer comes, yet dark and dreary
Life still ebbs away :
Man is ever weary. weary,
Visiting for the May
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4 Boy on Washinn,on.

Here is boys composition on
George Washington
George Washington was little
boy that unct lived in Virginuy what
had "A max give him hy hls oli man.
When EccSd he gut tie nt5 be
cUtted tree What had cherreys no
on it an eat the chrrreys he AMI a
mother by When georges old
man ioun out What george aud the
nuther boy he'd done he called
george TO him az ht ses, seorge
Warrington who cutted the batk
from ofen the cherry tree george
said dil. The old man sas you
lid, George sais / dll aud can
not 'ell n Ii. Why cant You tel. n
Ii sais the old man, Coz sais
george il tell IL Ii tins here fcllelI
blow on me then vi be spanked
twice that's rite sais tho old man
whevrr Yer git in tronble tie esyst
/ way out is the best.
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The Cat.
What food do cats prefer :

What food do cats prefer ?
A slJ mo:Ilng b,rl Is their first
choice. If the amlly are not able
to keep a mocking bird, the cat
must put mp with an oriole or Ger
man canary, It's only When suf-
fering for food that cat will accept
"a sirloin steak.
Cats can sing, can they I
NJ bat bless e,n ! they can keep
trying To learu how They have got
80 they eau sound the first four
notes On the scale, ani they are dc
ternned To get the rest.
What time do they slug the
sSeetest 7
At nignt between the hours OF IL
2. NJ aud 4 A NJ. You have pro-
bably read items about bold, bad
nen ii'nging boot. jacks, sticks OF
wood aud other mls''lss at singing
cats. Don't ever associate vita
such people. Oats have as much
r'ght IN AJnsric. AS any one else
,ud il is only the neanest kind OF
folHes who will try 10 keep 'en from
rising up in the Norli
How hong do cats livef
Nobody knows, as no cat ever
aad fair show 10 see how many
Years he could put in, After b,
las hung around Que neighborhood
for fifteen or twenty years some one
uurders him ia COLI blood. Is.
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A Cheerful Home.

a sing'e bitter word may djslnict
an entire family for II whole day.
Que surly glance casts glo'l over
the hOn.ei,nld whilua smile, Ike Il
gleam of snn'blne, may lrsht up the
DARKEST ard wrarie-t hours. l. ke
unexpected GDw~r- which sprns up
along on path. fn.l of freshness. ita>
GRANGE, uDd beauty, do krnl words
aud geDtl" uct. aud w ct di,ppsitiUu.,
make glad the home where ueac, anI
blcss u.- DIV II NJ matter how
humble the abole Ifirl, thu, gar
nlshri with grace ani rTre,enrd
with kudress aud >lnlir-, IN, hoIrl
wIlI tuin lovingly toward It from n ,
the tumult VI the vol vii b. the
dearest spIt beneath TIE CT clit ~
the spn. An! the irHuence OF home
pcrpe,ritc them, Tvs. The gcur,e
grace ot The mother lives ~ the
Il In .h'cr long ai'rt h,r heal is ril-
luwrd in the dn.t OF the earth ant
the iathcriy kindne's iini- is echo
N the nphiIty, aud cpGitcsy OF sons.
who cone TO weIr his mantle nud
Hli hs place while on the otner
haul. irow a. rnh'ppr. ml>-sovcros
and d's"rderrd hnnr, 20 forth per,
srus who shall matc other homes
miserable. an perpeL I,tc th, sprr-
ness and sain~s-. the c,utent,nn-
aui ,triies AID rnlhnGs whi Ii have
male their o"n early lScs 20 wrs,ch
ed aud distorted
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

The coinage of the United States
mints during March, 1879. was 40,
975 double eagles, sS,4l3,50J value
l24So half eagles, S62,400 value
.2.0S7, POO silver dollars bali and
qnarter dollars aud dimes $40
base metal S7,9l5 total coinage
1850 455 pieces, S5,567,0S6 value
Total coinage Vt STANDARD dollars to
lst OF April, 1879. 2S,66i, ,956.
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viii you keep ~ eve on ny
horse my son, while | step il this
store :
"les. sir"
Stranger goes in, comes on. and
finds his horse missing.
Where is my horse, boy :
"Ues run'd away. sir"
"Dii't ! ten yon to take care OF
him, yor yohng scamp =
NO, sir you told me TO keep my
eye on him and / did, till ho 20,
clean out of sight y
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Ihe Wealth Of our l.snQuale.

Oar best acholars tell MS that the
language of ancient tireece was un-
SURPRISED for its richness aud variety
of expression. Well, then, when an
ancient Greek wanted to borrow five
dollars of his ueighbor, he either
had to ash him,
change 7
rhiuo 7
shinplaster
sinners
ducats 7
soap 7
rocks
Have .ou sny sponlnlix'
SCRIPT
legal tenders 7
lucre
hnY
chips
pewter 7
wherewithsl 7
OF else doif his ab ,shed bat +, the
superior fiexlbiIity any greater va,
riety Of verbal wealth OF tho United
States language. - Hdsoksyc. \ :
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When the lights are low and a
fellow occupies the same big rock
ing-chair with his girl, how he does
wish Eo was at the North pole.
where i, would be six mouths thl
morhihg J ssal
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Advertisinv Rates .

Advertising Rates.
On column one year, $eooe
One-half, column, one year, 5000
Ono-fourth column, one year, $500
One square no lines) I insertion rs
Every additional insertion, 30
Professional and Business cards of
not more than lines, per year, 500
Auditor, Executor, Administrator
and Assignee Notices, ESQ
Editorial notices per line, Is
All advertisements for shorter ne.
fiod than one year arp payable nj the
time they are ordered, and il not paid
the person ordering them will % held
responsible for the monev.
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The racine tKursss vsst "a be hagyod at
pt,fs east at q y m.
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w. III. RHPKA,
PRACTICAL HILL-WRIGHT,

UeiseS Station. Shyder Co.. Pa.
hger' FOR The ta,.'t irptovol rrvBSxw,-
rER WHEELS, SMUT NACHtsgs, BELrISo,
kKR boLr,Sd tLOrH. &C., 80.
II -
hSO. lrent tr tho FhVMEKS'
NiLLt, Miju4l ritc lnsutance, and othet
ntst cltss tOmraniss
es-Un'co and rc,iieros at Msi,er station
DOT. s'Is'i.
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,far . Cas. 81 cNTARRp
Thht >Nutor5's Nrdi.si Cure
tor nHtLr5h wiil not instH re
lieve aud sp-rdilg cure, Refer
ences, lienry wells, vi, Wels,
Faryo \ 20 Auror., Ny; Nm
Ruven Tsq McHattun, Grant
n inwes. It Louis Isstimouislt
o." : treatise hg 'uHil. fTlc VIII
top" vs inhaler, ~. sold eve
rysLero. WEEK a POT ER
Prnprietors boston, Mass
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QUElLlNG A MUTiNY.

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-21
The city OF New Orleans w. Dom Dam



A1xTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish Of Orleans. No. 14R5-By virtue of writ
OF f1eri facias to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. In the above entitled cause. for City taxes
of 1878. will proceed to sci OF public auction
at the Merchants and Anctloneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Oustomhouse
streets. In the Second District Of this city, on
FRIDAY. August 8, 1879. at IL o'clock m, the
/. a CERTAIN P6HTION or GROUND. Sit
uated in the Second District of this city. In
bounded BY Ursulinea. Ksman.. Pr'enr ana st.
Philip streets. and designated as lot number
five, forming the corner OF Ursulines and Ro-
man streets, measuring thirty-th feet front
on Ursulines street by sixty eight feet III depth
2, A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
mated In The Second District of this city. Id
square number one hundred and forty-seyen,
bounded by Marata, Libsry. Dnmatne and St.
Philip streets. and designated as lot number
8. a CERTAIN PORTION or dhOUND. ait
mated Ia the Second District of this city Ia
square number two hundred and 1fty-two,
bounded by vt. Philip. Preur, johnson and
1ye,. measuring twenty four feet front Oh st.
6 55s poRTtpN s OF Z aRouNp sit
uated In the Third District of this city, In
square number thirteen hundred and fifty four,
Broad streets. and designated as lot number
two measuring ninety. three feet front on o.
depth.
Haized In the above suit.
Ierms--Dash on the SPOT
J. r. ALUEE GAUTHREAUx,
Civil Sheriff for the Parish Of Orleans.
jy7 IA 81 % Hu4a
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.
John l.. eterry W.. john McPhelIn.


E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
L ish Of Orleans. No. 1o.0ss--By virtue Of q writ
OF seizure and sale, to me directed by the hon
erable the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. In the above entitled cause, ! will pro-
coed TO sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and A1etioneers, Exchange. Royal street. be-
Second District Of this city. on SATURDAY.
August IT, 1879, at u o'clock m. the following
THREg tgRfAllh i LOTS OF GROUND Sit
uated. lying and being in the. town Of Belle
Vile on the right bank Of the Mississippi river.
Opposite this city. now the Fifth District Of this
Chestnut and Alix stree cts and designated On d
certain plan drawn by Louis Ell, Pile, SURVEYOR
dated the eighteenth December. 1896 deposited
In the record OF A. @. Ainsworth, late a notary
public In this city. by the numbei s twenty four
twenty and twenty. SIX OF square number
a9Ioin eaeh other and measure as follows to
wit: Lot ber twenty-fo thirty. one feet
six inches and four lines front on Elmire
street; lot number twenty five thirty one feet
seven tneneH front on the same street, and lot
number twenty six tflirty-one feet nine inches
front on eaid Elmire street; all BY d depth be-
tween parallel lines Of One hundred and twenty
teet. American measure. Lot number twenty
SIX forming the corner OF Emire and Peter
streets. Together with the buildings and inn
provements thereon, rights. ways ana adyan-
tagss theren1to belonging. or In anywise .ap-
by the. late John McPhelin. deceased by pur-
chase from the suggestion Of james Black, per
act pissed before w. j. Castell notary on Jam
uary II. 1876.
Seized In the above suit.
1'rms-og J. /. oa ah ia9 EsRRqd5, AurHREAux.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish ii Orleans.
jy14 81 2s a1I4 IL 1G
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CAME1LIA.

MONDAY SCHEDULE.
From Lake End, on arrival of u m. train for
slandeville. LeWisburg. Madisonvilie and Old
Landing.
TUESDAY.
From Old Landing ut 5 a. "a.
From Vaudeville ATTIC q. m.
THURSDAY,
From Lake End on arrival Of IL m. trafn+
FRIDAY.
From Old Landingiat q. N.
From Vaudeville at 7ss0 a. m.
SATURDAY. .
From Lake End, on arrival of 80 .. m. train
for Vaudeville. LeWisburg, Madisonyille and
Old Landing.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
- From I Lake End From Old Landing.
Isbsq1fss Msdlsssa1ilfs s~A Dm-
To Madisonyille. ........ ........-..$ 81 each way
10 Old LANDING y each way
EXCURSION RATES.
Vile SO cents: Madisonville and Old Landing.
Two lines Of stages connect with steamers at
Old Landing.
Freight will be received daily at her landing,
New Basin. near Magnolia Bridge.
Baggage tonly) received atthe corner OF Canal
ana Carondelst streets on the departure Of the
train on which the boat leaves. The above trips
Will be made unless prevented by bad Weatusr
or low Water. For further information apply 10
W, G.. COYLE.
1y2off IS Carondelet street.
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James 1wohey ". WIN. ". walker.

EaOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR-
~ fsh of Orleans. No. 45,456-By virtue OF q
writ of fleri facias. to me directed by the hon
orable the Fourth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans In the above entitled cause will
proceed to sell at public auction, OF the Mer.
chants and Auettoneers' Exchange Royal street
between Canal and Cusfomhouse streets, In
the second District of this city, on THURS
DAY. July 81 1879. at 10 o'clock M. the follow
lngsdeseribed property, to wit
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. with the build
lngs and improvements thereon, situated In the
First District of this city, In the square bounded
by Jacob. Clio Howard and OaIIiope streets.
designated as lots sixteen, seventeen and eight
cen; said lots adloin each other. md measure
twenty five feet four inches front on Calliope
street by one hundred and twelve feet ono inch
and two lines in depth. between parallel lines.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms This being the second and last aue.
tion the said property wilfbe definitely adjndi-
Gated TO the highest and last bidder for what IL
will bring at twelve months credit. the pur-
chaser furnishing bond. with good and solvent
security, bearing five per cent interest per
annnm from date Of SALE and special mortgage
on tho property sold until final payment. Said
purchaser will have to deduct from his bid and
pay In each. the amount of printing sheriff g
and clerks fees. etc, say about one hundred
dollars. and fnthermore. the State, parish and
municipal taxes on said CpeIty. the amount
OF which is not yet asGertainsd.
j. II, ALCEE HAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
jY14 81 az 81
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JUDICIAL ADvERT1sEMENTs.
SHERIFF SALES.
Mrs. Louisa FaIbrone, Curatrix, W

Mrs. Louisa FaDbrOne, Curatrlx, W..
Chas. r. Kennedy.
EyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- fah of Orleans, No. gEg-By virtue Of d writ
of fleri faeias. to mo directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell ut public auction III
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
RoyaPstreet. between Canal and Customhouse
streets lii the Second District Of this city. On
THURSDAY, August Z. 1879 at II o'clock M, the
Xxx CCERTAIN LOT Oh ahOUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
sitnated In the Second District of this city In the
half square bounded BY Cont, Royal md st,
Louis streets. and Exchange Alley, designated
passed before W. u. Castell. notary. on the sixth
Of Jan uary. 1876. and supporting 10 be d sale of
mid property to. the said 9. H. Kennedy which
lot meas ures thirty-three feet front on Cont
street by sixty-two feet ten inches and four
etERths !, of an Inch Ia depth; also,
sixteen feet on the side line Of lot D, to-
On the line towards Royal street, fourteen feet
IN no limo towards 9 nti street seven feet on
the line towards st. Louis street, on which line
It widens three fest three inches. thence seven
feet to the first line.
Being the same property acquired BY q. r.
Kennedy. defendant. by purchase from Misses
Mary. Martha and Sophia G. Kennedy per act
passed on the sixth of January, 1876. before N,
y Castell notary. In this city
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
]. +. al GEE GAUTHREAUX.
;.,r Clyll sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-21
The City of New Orleans VS.. sam1 Ander.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. No. lal3-By virtue Of writ
OF fleri facias. to nae directed by the honorable
the Sixth D strict Court for the parish Of Or
leans. ia the above entitled cause for city taxes
of 1878, will proceed to sell at public auction at
the Merchants and Aucuoneers' Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets. In the Second District OF this city, on
FRIDAY. August 8. 1879. at II o'clock M. the fol-
lowing described property. to w.t.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Fourth District of this city, in
square number two hundred and sixty one,
bounded by Second. Baronne, Drgades and
Third streets, and designated as follows: Lots
numbers six and seven forming the corner Of
Second and Baronne streets, measuring one
hundred and three feet front on Second street
by one hundred and twenty-fys feet in depth
and front on Baronna street. Part OF lot num-
Der eleven measuring fifteen feet front on
Second street by one hundred and three feet in
depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCFE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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