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BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS.
Heavy Table Linen. unbleached, at 75c per yard.
Extra heavy Power-loom do, yarn bleached, 81 per
yard.
Extra qualities and widths do do, Sl'2h611 25.
New styles beached Damasks from 81 25 up to 49,
Extra qualities and widths, large extension tables
Real Barnsley Double Damasks very scarce
Heavy Scotch Damasks, in great variety.
Fine Irish Damasks, In great variety
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
Every size, from IN yards up to yards long.
Some beautiful Table cloths, just opened.
apkns and Doylies in sreat variety, from the lowest
up to the finest productions of the Damask loom.
TOWELS, NEW STYLES.
Bath Towels, from 25c. up.
Red Bordered Chamber Towels, from 26c. up.
Heavy Huck Towels, wide red ends, at Size
Bloom amask Towels, handsome CSC,
Fine Damask Towels, S7hc., ST. 81 26
Turkish Towels, several sizes.
RED, WHITE, AND BLUE.
very handsome Huck Towel with the National colors
introduced in stripes in the border not to be found any
other store in the city, s7hc, 81, and 81 20.
LINEN SHIRT EOSOMS.
The best Linens only are used, and as no imperfect
stitching is passed into stock, customers may
rely on getting the best Shirt Bosoms possible for the
dIIces. Aso Wristbands and Collars
LINEN HANDSERCHIEFS.
adies' Cents and Chidren's Linen Hdkfs, in
style, at Importers prices.
NURSERY AND BIRD.EYE DIAPERS.
full assortment al tho widths IN Nursery Diapers
These Diapers will be found heavier and better than
usual ior the prices.
Birdeyes all qualities Linen Cambrlcs and Lawns A
beautiful soft Linen Cambria Tor Infants Underclohing
from 6z4c. up.
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
1lsthstu2m NO. s2s ARCa Street.
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STRANGERS TO BE lAKEN IN.-Mr. f. S. Chan
frau, admirable character-actor, appears at the
New Arch Street Theatre Monday next, as
"Sam"-a part that he has played successfully for
months in New York. He will be supported by Mr..
Charles T. Parsloe of the very best Eastern low
comedians We wo5 of. He is an entire stranger here,
and we therefore bespeak ior HIM cordial reception
i'll advance. IN New ork he has been very popular
and he will make hosts of friends here as he is a
careful and very comlca young actor. Then, too,
If ve like him, he may have to take Mr. RObson's
place at the Arch next season, as the latter goes
''starIing" out West.
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AN ATTRACTIVE COURSE The social, G vii, and
Statistical AssocaIons Of the colored people OF Penn
sylvania have arranged for brilliant course OF Blk
lectures, 10 be delivered at Concert Hall. Fred
Douglas inaugurated the course, ON Thursday, the
9Th instant. This evening, William Lloyd Garrison
the great and conssten abOltionlst, accomplished
scholar, and eloquent speaker VIII address the aSso
cation This announcement should fill the hau.
General arl Schurz will follow Mr.. Garrison on
the 22d INST wlhthe third lecture the series Miss
f. L. Greenfield (the Black SWAMI viii appear each
evening IN several OF her choicest gems OF Vocal-
Zat
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. s. Il. AEJe9e's WOrLd's
hair RestOre9' and Dress
ing i11oigOrGte, strengthen
and le9agthe1s the hair. They
act diTectEy WpO1e the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
QaGired 9aOaG1'isgenIe1et, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair dSs02O-
pears, 6GEG spots are Coz
cred, hair stops falling, and
hIHaL1'i09at grOa0tb is the re-
salt. Ladies' and CTsiJCIre1a
qciIE appreciate the delight
fuL fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance dalepGrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of SOiEi91g the skim, scalp, or
most elegant heGG-dress.
sold by all Druggists.
Depot 1873 6 200 Greenwich st. NY.
VALENTINES /! VALENTINES! I!
Fisher 6 Brothers Valentines.
Our great wholesale assortment of
, VALENTINES AT RETAIL.
All tastes suited at
FISHER & BROTHER'S
VALENTINE MAKUFACToRY,
2lSH No l2 North SIXTH Street
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ALUMNI MEETINe.-At the meeting OF the
Alumni OF the Central High School, held last
evening, Mr.. James Lynd was unanimously
chosen Alumni speaker for 1867, and Mr.. John
f. McDevitt elected Master Of Archives. Mr..
McDevitt replied in response to frequent calls.
He ereturned thanks for the honor, and requested
each speaker to forward TO him copy of mis-
oration, in order to complete the archives.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named j.
Weldes died suddenly this morning at the Ma
tional Bank, corner of Penn Square and Market
street. The body was temporarily removed to
the Ninth Ward Station House, and the Coroner
notified of the occurrence,
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THE MURDER IN MoNTGoMERY County,,

The circumstances connected with the murder
of DIR. Levering in Montgomery county are re-
ceiving proper investigation at the hands of
the authorities. Some facts connected with the
affair have been brought to light but they are
not vet OF character that will permit of pub
hcation. A clue has been obtained as to the
murdarar
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET lHEATRE-Heary Dun
bar attracts each night more and more. The admi-
Table acting of Mr. Clarke Mr.. Mordaunt, and the
genus OF Mis- ORION have all made the deepest inn
preston on the public.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-This evening Mr..
Clarke will give the Heir.at.Lav with other enter
Aa,,f
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DRY GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.

wv - n n IL ~OO DSs
JAcoNET MUsLINs.
PLAID SWISS.
CAMBRIC MUsLINs.
SOFT FINISH cAMBR1C.
FRENCH oRGANDY,
VICTORIA LAWN.
WHITE DIMfTY.
SWISS MUsLINs.
WHITE BRILLIANTs.
PLAID MUsLINs.
AMERICAN CAMBRIC.
STRIPED SWISS.
NAINs0oK MUSLIN.
STRIPED NAINsooK.
PLAID NAINsooK.
WHITE PIoUE.
NAINsooK CHECKS.
WHITE TARLETAN.
FIGURED SWISS MUsLINs.
LINEN LAWN.
TUCKED MUSLINs.
PUFFBD MUSLINS.
MARsEILJES.
PINK TARLETAN.
At Extremely Low Rates.
j. c. STRAWBRIDGE 4 CO.,
I215rp
N W. COR. EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS
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TNmERAPEvTIO VALUE OF GRIMAULT a
Il co.'s (Chsmisb IL Paris

FerrugInous Syrup OF Peruvian BARK.
In solving problem hitherto declared unsolvable by all
Eayants, 1. q. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARR
called FerTugnous Syrup of Peruvian Bark MessrA GIRL
MAULr & Co., Gh.uists to d. /. h Prince Napoleon,
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptona merit
the most competent persons now agree in recognizing its
great medical value.
The following important document has been received from
Germany possess the first chemists
the world 1t is from Professor Kstzins Chemical Anayger
the Courts ho tesss in the following to the
value Of the Syrup Bark Medical Gazette Of Vienna
II, 1869 t 70 G@HL' =
Mr. GRIMAU has succeeded In the happIest manner In
combining relative qualities of different parts PURE
AND EXCELLEET MEDICINES; the more so as the iron
rapidly aberhd than any other ferruginous medicine
Mr.. GRIM SYRUP Is therefore one
Of the best pharmaceutical preparaonga truly seientes
errugnous ed which has solved the therapeutic problem
long sought aterOf giving iron and bark in ample and
agreeable FORM fret from defect and satisfactory to all parties
tSgnedl NGENHKLETZINSKI,
tra L 4 r. DU WIEDEN, ~. slz
tae4fs IL sa# tt5 Professors of Chemistry
Let now ii what terms the French Ambassador At
Vienna replies to Mssrs GTnault Co., regards che high
estimation in whictMT. Kletznski Is held:
s.s.5 FRENCH EMBASSY VIENNA
Vienna, August %, 1866.
sGRErLEEn reply to the letter you addressed to his
Excellency the AMBASSADOR have the honor inform you
that he personally much thought Of and for Of the
best chemists in Germany.
Consul and attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, GRIAAULT 4 CO.'S,
In New Orleans, 1UGONGE, DEL0cHE GUILLoTis
And at every god Chemists
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GRIA1AULr q co.'s

DH. BURN DU RUTSSOa's DIGESTIVE
II Eozenges ant Powders Of the Alkaline Laetaes-fhe
Alkaline LRctaes exercise the beneficial influence
the arrangements Digestion either by their peculiar action
the membrane of the stomach by aordng the
latter through the combination with the saliva the gastric
Juice, supply of Rcc Acid which all English, french
other Psychologist admit be essential principle of d.
geson For the Information OF those WHO may be without
medical advice it be stated here that the symptoms OF
paired digestion Headache, pain in the Forehead hemi
crania, gastrs siTaga heartburn wind In the stomach
and bowels, loss oRppete emaciaton All these
disappear under tie 9eon Of the Alkaline Laeate which
may be always hasin ozanges or powders.
General depot IMP arist CO. IS, Chemists
II, l. H. Prince EpnleOn, 43 rue Rchelieu.
In New 0rleaui AT DUDONGE1S, DEL0CHE1S, Gull
LOTS and at ever other good Chemists.
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
BULKLEY's,.,.., ,..,...~.nuLKLBx's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,

by
sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER In FROM gro DAYS
Important Invention for Seasoning Lumber.
It will Lumber average cost Of 81 per 1000
twin season Lumber thoroughly aud check q leBs
than any other process 7s.l. r....,= .0- as
1t safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
any, other process,
The expense Of Kiln and Right is within the reach Of
every
1t dry out tho water in Lumber than to bau Il
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER,
The Lumber the steam ready to bs worked linz
al.Htely ....- -.
Tba Coz. Of changing common Dry Air Kiln into Steam
gin ar az erecting Kiln and the prcs Of Right are
often saved in year by this process
Of keeping stocks Of lumber hand It eosts
Il he this process than t interest the price wba
dryeg in the air O..
Carpenters, Coopors Cabinet, Csrt~0' eSH' oot ana
end owners of Planning Machines Saw hiss
and all who wish to dry lumber should be in pOSssssicS tho
Right to this invention. III . ..z5s
common dot Air Kiln can be changed into Steam Kiln
mis- process Is now IN use in the Car shops the Pennsy
ern Chicago and North Westerni Chicago Alton and ST.
Louis Illinois Central GhsSgS suEngton and 90nsS
Cncinns and other Railroad gompAnie Also by many Or
the manufacturers of Cars Carriages Sash Doors and Blinds
AE ERHR Fh1HR NEAL FRUIT, TEdRFABLEs
| TOBACCO, WOOL, PAPER, BRICK, SALT and oshsa
substances dried by thisrrocess -. o.. -
Of the Dryer allowed before paying for the Right "
paying for the drawing and specifications.
For further Information, address
JOSEPH FRY,
.1Fs1a D Drlan
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JOSEPH FRY,
Roy 2Og9 Pnstnfice New Drlean
From The vYnahineton Navy Ward.

WAsHINGrOa NAVY YARD, Fell. 10, 1864
To VIM. Keleer Esq.t Constructing Engineer:
Strive OF Bukeys Lumber Dryers In operation
in this yard We have made thorough tests Of the prOcess
We weighed gauEed and the following samples of
lumber, viz Five WhhePl Flank5:
No, Weighed in 81 ibs weighed out SO lbs; gaugod in
10 3l6 inches; gauged ont AK.
No. 2 Weighed in 81 lbs; weighed out 81 bs; gagged
Is 3-l6 inches gagged cat M
No Weighed IN 81 BIS weighed out 81 bs gauged in l5
inches, gauged out u l5ld
No Weighed in ~ b5 weighed Ou 81 Ds; gagged in l5
No s. Weighed q s, weighed 81 s; gauged In l5<
inches, gagged out liEs,
No. green black Walnut board weighed in As ns 81
hs; gagged in II SIG inches, out 1914.
No 7. black Walnut board weighed in 10 bs, out 80
Us; gauged in l2lS iucheH, cut NJ.
No An Ash plank x inches 10 years in yard weighed
N lbs, out n GAGGED Ia 10 inches, out l8sS.
No g. A Pine plank 3 10 inches years In yard, weighed
in IS fbs out 81 gagged in l5E inches, out 10.
no 10. An old dry board gaugedin "a inches gagged ont
No IL An old dry board, Ia inch thick, gagged in Tx
inches gagged out l215 inches.
No IL green plank IA inch thick cut Into three
pieces OF the taken eSch day One piece
lb4 inches wide hrunk quarter Oi inch In 10 hours The
than the which In the kiln only Is hnun.
The shrinkage be taken out by the superheated
steam before the moisture is all gene.
This lumber less than days and
bright and full Of LIFE an the best air dried lumber
We consider thegs Kus Of advantage this yard
believe the process lust have long needed IL
will all the trouble about dry lumber We think the pro-
based upon the right prinepleate and economical
@. L. WILLIS Foreman.
L. A. TUEL, QuaTteInan.
Ibeeve the set forth in the above communities
on to be correctly stated and the experiment to have been
results experiment reported are satiaac
tory and we believe them to be correctly Re; stated.
Chief OF Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks.
W. r. S. SANGER,
Engineer.inGhist Navy Yards and Docks
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THE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEss OF
Messrs, qrimeu Co.'S IOdiEed Syrup Of Horse Rad.
is-The Iodzed Syrup of Radsh Messs Grmsuit
Co, Chemists to II. H. Prince Napoleon, at Paris is
always par excellence suceedanious to Cod Lve OIL and the
follow in Lymphatic and ScEouOus see
tions well in various 6utgneous diseases The public
therefore read With great interest the analysis Of this
medicine KetEnsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal Vienna aswel the letter addressed Aessr
Grimau & Co. by his Exeelency the French ambassador
Vienna confirming thu high reputation of this learned Doctor
It is as follows:
elementary state but in the ofodhydre
organic combination similar the iodine contained in
Cod Liver Oil. HH .er
(SigneD VINCENT KLETZIFsKI
Chemical AnalyZer the Law Courts Vienna, Hopita
Chemist. /. and r. DU WIEDEN,
Professors of Chemistry.
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N ANS
L. G. NoRyELL & CO.,
L. c. NoRyELL, Momphis-R1CHD. POWER, New Orleans
Representing.,,........ SO, ssO,OOO.
CORNER GRAVIER AND CARoNDELET SITS.
# NEW ORLEANS.
COMPRISING THE TolIowrSe WELL KNOWN AND RELIABLE
COMPANIES:
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE co.,
Nc, 9S Wall street, New York.
ASSETS MAY LIST, 1856. .....,.,..."s1 500,
ORGANIZED APRIL, lglA

The Company has paid It's customers IN 10 the present
TIME Losses amounting to over irEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS For the pas years the CAsh Dividends p
tostockh0des made from third Of the net profits have
amounted ia the aggregate r. 3SE AuNO'Ao AMI
Instead of issuing scrip dividend to Dealers based on e
principle that all glasses Of risks are equally pohte9e tn
rates when premiums paid as the general
experience of underwriters will warrant and the net profits
remaining at the end Of the year VIII DO divided TO the stock
holders
Inland Navigation and Transportation Risks the
favorable TERMS including Risks on Merchandise Of all kind
and freight.
Policies issued making loss payable IN Gold Currency
the Office in New Orleans or in Sterling, at the Office
Rathhone, Bros. Il Co., In Liverpool - - s,,ss,.r
ELLW0OD WALTER, President,
CHAS NEWUOMB, Vice President.
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.ToRAGE..
STORAGE,

STolSAGE.,,.,',..,,..,-,..........,.sTo STORAGE.
s, R. LoNGLE, JOHN NJ PUTNASf-DELTA WARE.
Lafayette streets.
The above Warehouse being thoroughly repaired with
new hecTs etc, will be prepared receive st0raes foF
Fonr Corn Oats Wheat Bran, Bagging and Rope and an
kinds OF Merchandise. LONGIiEY 4 40
Refer los, o. ar A. Nelson r. Bleakiey d Co Yioett
Block Co, sWallis Co, q O. Garner PattOn Dag,
gan, Conway 4 Bri Lloyd r. Coleman, "
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gsw rus gaEg Crssteut Thnrsaag gpiu suou &c. 1855.
sHERIFF,S SAVES.

srxTH DISTRICT CouAT Il. W, KALKE VS., STEAMSHIP
Of New Urlesns--NG SOUTHERN STAB, Captain and
lSI62. Owners.
DIV VIRTuE of "a writ Of 6eri faelms to
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of
New ueRGs IN the above entitled will proceed to set
public auction warehouse, No % Jefferson street. In
the Second District Of this city, FRIDAY August 3lst
1866, at 8 o'clock NJ:
Certain stores taken from board of said steamship,
consisting Of Beet, Pork, Molasses, Tomatoes,
As per inventory which can be seen in my Office
Seized in the above suit.
RTERNsThs being the second aud last auction the said
stores will be definitely audcated to the highest and last
der for whatever they will bring twelve months credit the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
bearng per cent interest annam from date until pay
men Said purchaser shall deduct and in cash the amount
OF printing Sheris and Clerksees. etc about $50
g. HARRY I. HAYS.
Pass .#s re- gbnriH az the nartDh Orleans.
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FOURTH DIs1Rrcr CouRr) CHAs. A. GAYARRE, Jr., vs.
Of New Orleans-No. MICHAEL HUGHES AND AR
I760I 1THUR BELANGER.

TpY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale,
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court Of New Ore ans. in the entitled will pro-
coed sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auc
toneers Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house Streets the Second District Of this city, TUES
DAY the 18th day Of September 1866 at u O'Clock the
following described property, viz:
A SQUARE OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situate in the
suburb Dareante and designated as number twenty-five
per original plan said auboug deposited in the office Of
Care Pollock late notary public in this city bounded by
Frenchmen Union Felopidas and Livingston Streets and
measuring $40 feet front each Of Frenchmen and Union
Streets 500 feet Ii inches each Of Peopdas and Livingston
streets.
Being the property which the defendants acquired
by purchase John Luciani per act passed before
Joseph ouie notary public in this city on the I'D day Of
Seized in the above suit.
Rs@TERNs-Cash on the spot
Nd -. EhariF oF the Parish of Orleans.
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STANTON. -Mr. Stanton stiil holds on to his place
IN the Presidents cabinet. 1t seems that the com.
position q his nature disquaiiiles him from being
allie to take hint. 1T has not yet got through his
Uranium that, tue war being over, he is no longer
wanted III the war department. NOparty has any
eqnddenee in him. lie is suspected by the radi-
Gals and has no friends among the Union men. Ii
Is time to getrid Of such eneumbranoes. Let the
President appoint his successor at once. and have
the subject oil lis mind,-LSt, Louis Republican,
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HARRY 4. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

SALE By TaE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH. OF Or
Leans In order to effect Partition Marie Wilhelnine
Va Mrs. Louisa Renkng wife Of Conrad s aeiuking ct
assTs il q Psrtion Second District Court Of New Or
DIX VIRTUE of "a decree rendeFed and
~ ssasSa 9 a o and II sv p s e
.ted cause VIII proceed to se a. PuRS ageson' At
tween Canal and Ggophoqse streets in the Second District
o'clock in order to effect partition, the following de-
UsRTSiN LoT OF GROUND together with ali the
Sopra eme 81 s ey " III 81 the
Number Two plan drawn By YelquD, late architect
dated 10Th June 1888 Il the SQUARE bounded BY Where
feet three inches aud four lines front Where
street nine feet one inch and three lines in width
N depth Acquired BY the late Wilhelm stppenhagen from
Lewis late notary public in this city on the ah May 1854
The buildings and comprise one story frame
hayng esSh three rooms ewo with re paees two story
each tenement, well, privy etc.
Also Tft
2. A CERTAIN OTHER LOT OF GROUND, with the
proy ements thereon situated in the Fourth District of
mice AID Pryana streets Said ot Is designated Number
snfveyor the 10th March 1856 deposited in the Office Of
James Graham notary public in this city and measures thirty
on Sixth ya twenty feet
ne Snd sSa sress SnS acquired Gg the
before So Notary Graham on the llth April 1855.
& --Also- s4
q. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situate in the
parish Of Livingston in this State and described folows
south bali quarter and nrh half Of southwest
township NO @ six SOUTH No. 81 three east contain
three hundred and and hundIedths
Plans Of said properties win exhbtOnat the Exchange
rs iERAs AND coNDnioEs-For the land in the parish Of
fosans rd cash the residue IN two equal install
msH's y md two from date Of sale with eight
aud Be y 5 STP snq ab Y
mortgage on the property sold until Bnal
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PHxsT0LOaICAL

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TIE author may be consulted any Of the diseases upon
which his book treats either personally BY mail and msa
sinss sent to any part Of the world,
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From howe q Jonea,

SASH Door and Flaming Mill llSs Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been using Bukieys Patent Lumber Dryer foz
several manths We find it almost indispensable, should
not have been able to Oil orders without 1t the
monhs In opinion 1t is the only thoroughly
lumbar In seasona6e time, and believe tho lumber 80
dried Is in way injured by the process,
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FovRTH DISTRICT cOuRr OF IF 4TggSTE vs. STHE
- 49,, ~, ,-,os Z f N AVE- n; ps va ~

NEW oRLEANs--No 1Ll96 AND OWNERS.
nv ySRTUE of 81 writ Of feri faclas tI
IL "a Srsad nv tbe honorable the Fourth District Court
Ns reaas IN abor, Untitled cause, viii proceed to sell
STst;,1 ~ ia Ma. 'hants and AuctioneerB' Ex-
at street between Cana md Cpstomhouse streets,
=; saa DISTRICT Of this city, on Thu NsDAA' 'ne @'n
Gay q AIDE together with her lsekieS
~; ~ rs she now lies In the Old Basins near ss'S
street, ,
na=TKkMs-CRsh on the spot. u.vpvm rJGys
Sheriff Of the Parish Oforleans.