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ap 1l-3* 18th St, opposite the Treasury

A TPRIVATE SALE -EIGHTEEN SMALL
IA building lois for sale, corner Of l. street and
New Hampshire Avenue, near the circle, First
Ward, ranging in price from so to 100 dollars
each. Terms from to Is dollars per month Par
ties purchasing with the view Of building thereon,
lumber or bricks lat market prices) to the amount
Of $50 dollars will be advanced thereon, secured
by deed of trust on the property. Title indispu-
table. For any ether information apply to n q.
PARRY, Marble Yard, Pa. av., bet. 18th & 10Th
SITS. ap 10-3m
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EOR RENT-THAT LARGE AND COM
l. modious house on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, over A Hoover
q Sons Shoe Store, lately occupied for board
Ing. house. Possession given Immediately APP
ply to A. HOOVER & SON ap2-eo6t
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HOUSE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN
IL for sale "A two-story Brick House, at the
southeast corner Of First and Lingan streets, op-
poslte the new Catholic Church, Georgetown
The Lot has front Of Sc feet 6 inc hes on First
street, with depth Of 100 feet on Lingan street
Terms accom- modating. Apply to HENRY
KING, Esq Potomac 1nsurs nee Office, George
town. 18Th
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DOOM FOR RENT.-APPLY AT FORD &
II Bko'S drug store, corner Penn. avenue and
list. apI4-n
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NOR SALEOR .-ATHREE-STORY
l. fame House, with two-stoIy back building,
situated on Virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets in the Seventh Ward, near the Smith
son.an Institute. Terms easy. Apply to VIM
r. RILEY, corner 9Th street, opposite Centre
Market. ap9-1w
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POOMS TO LET.-A FURNISHED PAR
IL lor and Chamber (including Hre and gas)
will be rented together or separately during the
session Of Congress. The rooms ere on The first
floor, within Gne square OF the KirkwoOd House
Enquire at the orace Of the Kirkwood House.
ian 3t-eOtf
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NOR SALE WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
l. sale between this and the LIST Of May, my
property, consisting Of two wo-storv Frame
Houses, situated on 10th street, No. 40i and 4C6,
between and II. Also, two two-story Brick
Houses, situated OH 22d street, No. PA and 2l8,
between G and III Also, two small frame Houses,
situated on 23d street, No. ia and 116, north Of
X. Also, one vacant lot Of Ground On 22d street,
between G and H For terms Of sale inquire Of
Mrs. HANNAH MILLSON, on 22d street, be-
tween g and HI mar 22-1m*
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w An T ED-A YOUTH IN RETAIL
w Drug Store. One who can compound pre-
scriptions. Must come well recommended Ap-
ply at this Office. ap S-2wx
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DELEGATES TO THE CRY CoNvESrIoN.-At
a meeting of the citizens of tho Seventh
Ward, opposed TO the Know Nothing party,
held on Thursday evening, April 10, 1856, the
following gentlemen were chosen delegates to
the City Convention to select candidate for
Mayor at the ensuing June election, to wit
Samuel Taylor, w. G Flood, j. Espy, John
T. Cassell, and John Pettibone
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EOR " L "A TWO STORY BRICK
Il House, with two story wing. IL has extern
sive grounds about 1t, and is situated the south
west corner Of F and Goth streets Rent, S17 per
month Key at Mr.. G.. ALEXANDER,S near
Winder's building mar 9g-eo1mx
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WATCH RErURSs.-There was but a single
ease for trial at the guard-house, yesterd ay--
Ellis Robbins, vagrant; dismissed by Justice
Stevens. This morning, no cases for trial,
and dodgers few.
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FUNERAL OF AN ODD FELLOW Mount Neb
Encampment and Washington Lodge are on
in funeral procession this afternoon, convey
ing to the tomb the remains of their decease,
brother, Edward Cooley
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No. 300 FOR SALE, A VALUABLE
story and attic frame House and Lot No 3C5,
on 9Th street West, built Of best material, con.
sary out buildings, pump Of excellent water in
the YARD, ana is considered Of the most conve.
nient houses In the CITY,
Terms, one fourth cash residue In six, twelve
and eighteen moths Inquire on the premises.
ap H-3t
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t'ok RENT AND SALE, ON THE CORNER
OF street North and 9th street west a fine
large store shelves and counter eigibly stu.
ated Tor retail grocery store, being in thickly
se,t, ea ana good neighborhood, and pump Of
the best water at the door Also, for sale with
the rental Of the store a small lot Of groceries,
segars and fixtures. Enquire on the premises.
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DARE CHANCE-THE UNDERSIGNED
H. offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated
on I'd street. few feet south of Pa avenue. Their
situation cannot be exceled for either business or
residence sites, and will be sold at great sacIi-
fee. H. NARROWER.
Terms: A small cash payment, and the bal
ance In ], 2, 3, and years. Residence, No 6,
nortn A street, Capitol Hill. feb 23-u
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR RENT-TWO PARLORs, SUITABLE
Il for onces. Apply at the passage door of No
:Si +. nm. avenue, south side, between 9th and
10Th streets ap 14-eo3t
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COMPLAINTS We hear many residents of
the Second Ward complaining of dangerous
dogs let loose at night We have heard of
persons attacked by them, but of no one that
has been injured by them If means could
be used to stop the bowling of some of those
animals the residents there would be we'll
satisfied. We are informed that the dogs
serenade various neighborhoods every night.
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EOR RENT.-A HANDSOME THREE
Il story frame House on 18th street, between
New York avenue and X street north, containi np
ne good and conveniently arranged rooms, with
wide passage. 1t has a large cistern In the ward
Apply to M. SNYDER 4 SON, Bankers,
4-n
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The LATE BURGLARIEs-Thee examination
of Bailey and Domaine is postponed until to-
morrow. The officers are still on the alert for
the arrest of Nsylor and other members Of the
gang. In the opinion Of the officers only a
portion Of the gang has thus far been taken
The robbery of Mr.. Humphreys store directly
on the heels of the late arrests shows the au-
dacity Of the villains With evidences before
US Of such wide spread and extensive or.
ganization for purposes Of arson and pilIage,
it will be we'll for our citizens to keep the
closest watch on their property
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ORPHANS' FAIR AT CARUSIS SALOON The
great crowd of persons attending this Fair
has prevented great many disposed to pa
tronize it from doing so, and the ladies, fore
most in every good work." have consented to
continue it for another week-closing on Sat
urday night The fair, for the past week,
has been we'll patronised, and we hope they
may be entirely successful in their effort to
aid the fatherless. The orphan never appeal
in vain to the charitable, and We feel assured
that our citizens will, on this occasion, con
tinue towards them the liberality SO charac-
teristic Of them.
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kNUkNlsHED ROOMS TO LET Two
Il Parlors, three Bed rooms. Basement and
kitchen In a neat two story brick house, provided
with gas fixtures, situated in the First Ward, on
the North side OF street, between 18th and Goth
street.
The above apartments will be rented TO good
tenant ON reasonable terms, and possession given
Immediately. For particulars apply on the pTemi-
ses or through the post Office to FREDERICK
u STUART. ap t2-3t*
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NOR SALE OR RENT "A SMALL FARM
Il situated near the Old Fields, Prince Georges
county, Md, on the stage road from Upper Mari
boro' to w ashington, only seven miles to Wash
ingtoa. On the place is good Dwelling House,
good fruit, young growing. woods, and the soil
st between 9th and 7th, No. 4a4. aP4-1m*
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
u will now sell my property, situated on the
Georgetown and Rockville Turnpike, about two
miles above Georgetown, adjoining the village Of
Tennailytown, Hhesc there Is post ONCE. The
place contains 63X acres, and is handsomely i'm
proved by two-story brick house, % Il 40, with
q wing Is II 81, and all necessary out houses
Apply tn H. w. Blunt, Water ST., Georgetown
Ian LIT THQS. MARSHALL.
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kWH SALE.-A SMALL HOUSEAND LOT,
Price $3.50, cash.
For Rent.-That large and commodious house,
with RESTAURANT, in Alexandria, opposite
the market.
For Rcnt.-h market garden, and farm Of 30
acres, near Georgetown, or would be let on shares
Wanted.-To hire colored man
LLOYD & CO.,
ap 1l-3t* 18th ST., opposite the Treasury
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ENOR SALE THE STOCK FIXTURES
l. Of a retail store, doing good business. Rea-
sons for selling will be made known by address
Ing w. e. A, at this Office, giving name nd
residence. Tens liberal. ap2-2awtf
EOR K EN- T.-SEVERAL HANDSOME
l. Rooms, including ParlOr and Chamber,
with board.
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at
Mrs BRfANT'S, No. 303 6 street, between 18th
and l4th. mar 1S-eo1m
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MORE STOLEN PROPERTY DISCOVERED
Officer Goddard, to day, went with a search
warrant, made out on oath Of Chas Lawson,
to the premises Of John Ray, on Eighteenth
street, to look for some wheels and axles, and
found one wheel in the yard of the blacksmith
shop, which was identified by Mr.. Lawson,
before Justice Stevens, as his property.
Christopher Worthless identifies, at Justice
Hollingshead's Office, a saw and chisel taken
from Demaine's house
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ENOR RENT.-THE LARGE HOUSE, COM
pletely furnished, situated on the corner of
Pa. avenue and the Presidents Square Possess
| sion given Immediately Enquire on the prem
Uses, No. 2A Pa avenue an ST
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FOR r IA DESIRABLE THREE
Il story blick house, with basement and back
building, situated on I'd street, between and C
streets, north The house contains nine rooms
and, also, has smoke house, wood house, and
good sized lot attached. The house is near Trim
ity Church, and In one Of the most convenient and
healthy parts Of the city For further particulars
enquire at No. III, next door ap 12-dlw*
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" AN FED ED-WANTED-TO
w find persons In want o; the following ar
ticies:
French or German Looking Glasses
Portrait or Picture Frames, round, c.Si CT square
OIL Paintings, large and small
Marble-top Bracket Tables, in bronze or gold.
ALI kinds OF Pictures framed, and any size
Looking Glasses, other work In the gliding
line done to order with disratch
Also, a lot Of cast-iron Brackets, suitable for
shelving, &c, on hand. Terms moderate to suit
the times, for cash.
N. Bold Work Regilt, and Looking Glass
Plates inserted.
255 Penna. avenue, opposite Kirkwood House.
dec 10 JOHN WAGNER
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Masonic FUSERAL.-The members of Fed
ersl Lodge, No. 1, accompanied the remains
Of their deceased brother, Arthur Lunt, to
Alexandria, yesterday, together with mem
bers Of other lodges, and a long procession of
relatives and friends. The procession was
marshaled by q. A Schsrzman, g. NJ g. L.,
with Josiah Essex, of Federal Lodge, Master.
The pSll-bearer were S. p. Hoover, j w.
BOteler, A. G.. Hall, Charles G. Mills, John
"A Calvert, and L. A. Magee. Weber's ex-
cellent cornet band, with their new instru-
ments turning over the shoulder,) ofticiated
on the occasion. Tho steamboat George Page
took the funeral party TO Alexandria, and
there it was met by Washington Lodge, with
members OF Andrew Jackson Lodge The
procession then proceeded to the pleasant
rural cemetery of the old Methodist church,
where the solemn Masonic burial service was
read by Rev. Mr.. Hildt, Of the Methodist
Church, and w N. Smith, Of Lodge No. Ill.
The hearse used upon the occasion was the
beautiful one lately constructed by Mr.. A.
Suchly, vino had charge Of the funeral ar
fragments.
The BURGLARS NOT ALL ARREsrED.-We
learn hat last night the store Of Mr.. Samuel
Humphrey, corner of Four and "a half and n
streets south, was entered by burglars. They
frst attempted TO break the door, but failing
they obtained entrance by breaking the fas-
Jennings of the side window. They obtained
lot Of shoes, pocket knives and cents, other
money being locked in an iron safe. This is
the same store which has been robbed several
times during the last fall and winter, several
small boys were caught in the act last winter,
but were let Of because Of their youthfulness.
This latter robbery is evidently the work of
oider and very strong persons There has
been no clue TO the robbers obtained as yet.
AssAULr.-Last Saturday, Oficer H. T. L.
wilson, was arrested by Officer Yeatman, for
an assault on Lieut. Maxwell Woodruff, in
The circus, on that afternoon. Mr.. Wilson is
county officer, and was employed at the cir
Gus to preserve order. He produced no wit
nesses at the examination before Justice God
dard, who held him to bail for his appearance
~ court
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Hints for Bread Eaters alias
EevervbOdv.

HINT No. | DO you know there Is a
Flour Mill in Baton Rouge If not,
such is the tact-Bear it in mind.
Hint No '2-Good Bread cannot be- made
from bad Flour-uo more thon silver
can be made from sap heads.
Hint No. 3-Gond Bread ran be made
from good Flour and Beal's Young
America Mills produces none but the
best.
Hint No As the Young America Mills
cant stand without support, wont you
all help herr If you do may you live
for ever)
Hint No Some Folks immsgine there
is economy in buying poor flour
S',h ia not the case The best always
being the cheapest. barrel of choice
flour always producing more pounds
OF dread than bad one.
A Fact--That these feeling an interest in
the 'rrosperity Of place mne encour-
age her manufactures. or she will
never go ahead. Ditto the inhabitants
ans BEAL.
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HOME ENTERPR1sEI
Young America Steam FlOur
AND CORN MILL,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.

HAVING RECENTLY EXTENDED MY MILL.
~ ling interest by the addition Of one off. 4 J,
Clark's Celebrated Patent FIGURING Mills, Roltips
Machinery &c, and having fully tested its capac.
ity tcdo fret class work. am now fully prepar-
ed to give my friends aud those Of home enter
prise generally satisfactory evidence, that thev
now need not 90 beyond Baton Rouge In order 10
secure to themselves -four That will compare fav
crably to any produced in the country, no matter
by how extensive complicated machinery
As the object win be 10 produce -four of the
best character and standing trust 10 meet with
that lfbefality Of patronage as will sustain the
undertaking Families or otthers ordering flour
from me 'nHy rest assured my best ende avors
shall be given 10 please them, orders should be
sent to the store Of the undersigned. For the
accommodation Of families. -four can he obtained
when not wanted by the barrel, in bags Of IL 10,
25 or soponnds each, OF In such other qusn titles
as they may WISH
MARCO 1OguI1A REAL
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Western Produce.

WE HAVE just received direct from
w the west, the following articles n
Western Produce, which we will sell low
roN cAsH:
1000 lbs Dried Reef (Da~is'. Brxnd)
2 Cases Beef Tongues, do. d..
1000 lbs. Bologna Sausage. do. do.
1000 lbs. New Dried Apples.
Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter
81 bbls. do do Roll do.
rs Boxes do do Cheese:
10 10. Foxes Starch;
Is Kegs prime New Lard (Davis's Br'd)
II half bbls. New Mess Beef do. do.
1000 lbs. do do do do. do
s Kegs Pig Feet, do. do.
1000 lbs. New s. c. Hams, (Duff|eld, Ac)
100 Sacks Bran,
Is bbls. Flour;
100 bb's. Potatoes;
@ ~We would call the attention Of the
public TO the above articles--they are al,
new and fresh, and are the best that can he
bought in this city
mar14-y. A. MONTAN K BRO.
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The DNgNsse Furnace.

I ETTERs PATENT FOR THE UNITED STATE.
~ we're granted 70 SAMUEL H. GILMAN, Of N o
81 Natchez street, New Orleans, under the dat
and BAGASSE
The Furnace combines the following qualities
SEVEN CROF,g TYE PRESENT SEASON.
Ist.-lt works entirely by natural draught
and without the aid Of a Blower
W.-It contains no Crate Bars or other iron,
in the interior
sd..lt never requires stoppage Of the mill Il
have Its ashes clearned ont,
4th.-The Bagasse Is never stirred or touched
after 1t arrives In the furnace
eth-it burns all the Bagasse, and make,
steam enough to run the mill engine. a steam
battery, and a pumping engine
rms - NE onty FMrnnce that has t1fe,, ofn crop
IN Lon's'onn IN compliance ,rit the aboye fye
conditions
This furnace makes NO pr eten.ion to burn Rss
asse alone, pnd does not resemble any other
furnace in single feature # its form. IN the
principles upon whicl, II works. or in the results
which 1t produces; neither does It approach the
rights OF any other party reports circulated TO
the contrary are mere tricks Of trade" know n
to he false By those who make them and ed
only TO deceive the public, and palm Of articles
that cannot stand upon their own merits. No
person will be allowed to sell, make, ar use INV
patent Furnace, without authority from me
ard all persons having suc, authority win be
fullv guaranteed In its undistutbed use and pos
session.
My Patent furnace is AZ applicable to a train
ofkettles as to steam boilers; and l am prepared
tocohtract to apply II TO burning the Dagasse to
boil cane Juice IN the common train Of kettles.
under a satisfac tory guarantee to the pur-
chaser.
treatise on the whole subject, In phamplet
form, with drawings &c, to be had Of the subscri
ber, by mail or otherwise
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
81 Matches street.
fbl 6md d New O,)e,rs
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.Vesc y Cheap Goods.

MRS. c. HUESTON having returned
M from the city, with careful and well
selected stock Of fancy and millinery goods,
consisting in part Of French Lace Bonnets,
White hair do. for Ladies and Misses
English Straw do. Black Lace Bonnets,
Black Chip. and Cacties do Riding Hats,
Ladies Gauntlets, Leghorn hats for Misses
and Boys, Trimmings Of various kinds,
Ribbons fall descriptions, Black and White
Blond Laces. Black and White Blond Quill
lings, Silk and Cotton Rushes, Wide Black
Lace for trimming Nantes. Black Lace for
making Mantles. Black Grape Collars,
Grape Collars and Sleeves in sets, Black
Mourning Wells, Grape and Gauze, Black
and White Illusion, Grape of all colors,
Embroidered Collars, do. Lace Collars
Embroidered Collars and Sleeves in sets
Valoncienne Collars, French Lace Collars
ana Sleeves in sets. Embroidered Pocket
Handkerchief, Henstitched and Pain do.
Embroidered Swiss Bands, Jacouette do.
English and Imitation Lace. Linen End
Linen Cambria FIet Mitts for Ladies and
Misses, Hosiery Of all kinds, Black Dotted
Wells. Misses Gipsies and Flats. Black
Maltese Wells. Black Nantes Application
worked do Wrought Lace Scarfs, Black
Silk and Kid Gloves, White Kid do French
Corsets OF different makes, Embroidered
Shirts, Hoped Skirts, Grass Skirts, Pink,
Blue. White, Green end Black Bareges,
Cut Barete Half Mourning Summer Silk,
Twisted Fix in Patterns for Mourning,
Bri|iantines, Waite and Colored Muslins,
Thread Buttons and Tapes, Silk Buttons
Coored and Black Combs, Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, French and Spanish Fans,
Curles and Frzzettes. and Bandeaus, and a
thousand other varieties. loo numerous to
mention All Of which, sire offers cheap,
for Cash, or TO good customers, on credit
Of a few months. mar1S-tf
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STATE OF LOUISIANA---Parish Of
Fast Baton Rouge--Sjxth Judicial Dis
trict Court.-ln the matter Of the sue
cession Of CshEsr,A A. BLANCHARD,
decd" Probate" mo. 43s.I
DY VIRTUE Of commission issued
ID in the above, succession and directed to
the Sheriff Of the Parish Of Z. B. Rouge from
the Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court 10
and for the Parish Of T.. B. Rouge and Stats
aforesaid, will offer At public sale, at the
Court House door, Of said Parish. in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday, the 2ofA,
day Of .Aprit nett. A. D. 1856, at II o'clock
A. M, the property hereinafter set forth and
described; belonging to the succession Of
CE' Esr1A A: BLANCHARD, de'd., to wit:
Sixteen head Of cattle; four beds end,
bedding three sets Of chairs; one lot Of
crockery, and glass ware; one lot Of kit
chen furniture, two carpets, four merrors,
four tables, two srmoirs; one bureau, two
wash stands, and one lot fancy vases and
flowers. Said property TO be sold in block.
Terms Of Sale-CASH
r. H. HERNANDEZ,
ap12-M Deputy Sheriff.
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Sales By tbf Sheriff.


STATE OF LOr1SIANA-Secona Dis
trict Court Of New Orlesns--CANptps
! BEAuREaARp, wife Of Nicolas Vefbois.
ana ais. ~. AMANDA DREux, ct ais. mo.
| $3.50
DY VIRTUE Of a commission or order
| - issued in the above entitled and MUM
bered cause and to me directed from the
Honorable Second District Court, in and
Tor the Parish of Orleans, and Stste afote-
said, will, by virtue OF said commission.
offer at public sale in front Of the Court
House door Of this Parish, East Batos
Rouge, lin the City Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, 18th day of April, 1859,
at II o'clock, A. M. of said day, the proper
ty hereinafter setforth and described. own.
ell in common by the parties Plaintiff and
Defendants, in the above entitled and num-
bered cause, and sold to effect partetion
between said heirs to wit:
Lots Nos. 6, 7. 8 and 9, Of square No q,
all having front on St. Louis Street, Of
sixty feet, by one hundred and twenty feet
in depth Lots Nos 2, 3. 4 and 8. Of square
No. 81, having front on Maxemillisn st.,
Of sixty feet, by one hundred and twenty
in depth
Lots Nos. /, 2, , and 4, Of square No. 65.
North, each having front on Government
street, Of sixty feet, BY one hundred feet in
depth.
Also, Lot No. 10, in square No. So, 'front.'
ing on GranJpfee Street.
All Of the above lots, are situated in that
part Of the City Of Baton Rouge, laid out
by the late File Beauregard, and designated
on the p an thereof az above described.
Also, the following described Lots, sit,-
ated in that part Of the City Of Baton
Rouge, laid out by the late Gilbert Leon
ard, viz:
Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 8, IT. 9, 10, II,
and IL, Of square No. 7. Also, Lots NoA
and S, Of square No. S, having front o.
North Boulevard, of sixty feet, by one hun.
dred and tw enty in depth.
On the following terms and conditions,
to wit.
One fourth cash, and the balance on Z
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months.
The purchasers to furnish their notes in
such coupons. - will be required-satis.
factorily endc rsed and secured by mortgage
ON the lots sold, and to bear interest at the
rate Of eight per cent after maturity, until
paid, and made payable at the Parish Re-
corder's Office, in the City Of Baton Rouge,
marl6-7tsw. H. V. BAB1N, Sheriff.
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Selling off at Cost.

r. GOLDMAN, Offers at original cost
prices, his entire stock Of WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, CUTLERY, and
FANCY ARTICLES-to make room lot
new supply.
% Persons in want Of anything in his
line, cannot do better. then to call on him
a. he will sell without reserve, but only
for CASH,
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Watchmakeb and JewelIer,
marll-H. Harvey House.