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How MEAT Is MADE UNwHoLRsoyR-A
statement has been made to the New York
Beard of Health in reference to a practice
which Is Bot only shocking, bat also noto-
Iious-that of bringing calves and sheep TO
market with their feet tied and loaded upon
carts and wagons i'll such a manner that they
become fearfulfy swollen and shamefully rnn-
ulated after which treatment they are slaugh-
tered and offered for sale. He SAYS by this
means the flesh becomes infiamed and I'M
Wholesome. and we doubt not the community
July agree with him. The same writer COM
plains. also, of the habit of "blowiBg meat -
He charges butchers with "inserting a tube
into The fatty parts of slaughtered animals and
blowing them ont full" often with the frtid
breath OF men who impreguated with
whiskey and tobacco, SO that the meat is con-
terminated and rendered unhealthy. He further
says that such meat in warm weather is more
readily tainted, and offers that fact in evidence
OF Its GnIEoles oneness. He prays the Board
II u has the power, to remedy the evils of
which he complains.
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II An old colored preacher at Port Gibson,
Mississippi, recently baptized thirty eolored
converts, and after the ceremony he charged
fhem dollar piece. On the followln. Sun.
day he only succeeded in inducing two 70 pre-
sent themselves who were willing TO pay. Be-
coming indignant at the parsimony of his con-
sregation he refused TO baptize the candidates
Tor glory, saying he warn't gwine TO slosh his.
self ID for no two dollars
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
PUBLIC SALE OF LOT ON BRIDGE STREET,
GEORGET0WN.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust for VIM Hardy dated
February nth, 1850. and recorded in liber j. A 8
No. IL, folio ls5 ct seq, of the land records OF
will sell, on the premises, on TUESDAY, ths 3i
DAY OF April neIt. At o clock in the afternoon,
TO said Georgetown. Said lot being on tho north
cast corner Of the OF Bridge and Mont
on bridge street, by one hnl drsd and twenty feet
deep, Of equal width, together with all and singu
lar the buildings, improvements, privileges aud
appurtenances to the same belonging or in ANY
manner sppertaining.
The terms Of sale are; One third cash; to be paid
six months, with intere.t from the day Of sale,
TO be secured to the satisfaction of the trustees
FL hRf .gsttrER,S Trustees.
e, TH0s; BOWLING. Auct.
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HA lady writing from London SAYS
Brides dresses are all made of satin saw
one last week at Madame SIS, Hanover
square. The skirt was edged with a ruchiny
tnlle and a beading of large pearls; tuBic OF
Brussels lace, leoped mp with orange blossom 8;
high square body, trimmed with lace and
pearls; tight sleeves TO correspond; Brussels
lace veil; wreath of orange blossoms
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN GS
- STABLES: FENCING. WHARVES, &c,


u" AT G1hsBsRRo'T D. 9. No. &C.
EQRaTternaster Generals Office. ut Division,
Washington, February n, 1855.
BY, order Of the Qusrtermaster General there
will be sold on the premises, at public auction,
M commencing on 6Ssf5ss April y isss
san1 sSck aS aGd Sm the zane
MIN and Mater Work. win BE- sold mil the
df Tisr.n Rnbs to wit, a,
lS Kitchen adjoining lOIl6) i2xs2. l5xl6, two 25x
Eighty nine (ss) LABORER's QUARTERS,
frame, seventy four l6xls, fourteen l2xl4, and
S Zen r1 s BIZ b%E sHGEiGSGs s1 rame ,
Stories with back buildings, l21s2 four l9x24, lax
sns 5a ana .ns Sn
MESS shf To9s iEsasins 5n SKIS,
ries) 2sxlsO with additions, iOxl2J 2sxiiO, asx;o
TS s.SE's rls1s twenty four
2ssst S Fix 2sas55 Sne nsa, and one lsx29 tw tn
h One soI1lhisE iit STABLE, frame with 20
ret 81 i}is'iaf STABLE with sa
TSsnty Cos 'BTihbINGs, Frame 2sxsa, ssr,s,
8xl46, 2l1ls, 2sx30O, 2Ox25, and I7xl7.
81 WAF Fff THNKs ,z,s two fee.
seventy eight 0s) Managers. s,sxl6, ga fee.
Twenty fc0l 0UT-HOUSES
One III HAY SHED, ll2x3i2
One "a GRAIN HOUSE, Crane ) 55x2ao
Three 49, WHARVES, one 30 l9l square feet one
IL leg square feet, and one $50 square feet
FENCING, % $50 lineal feet
One % ST OREH0ESE, Crane 52xIH
Two BLACKSMITHs' SHOPS, frame } 4sx leo,
and 63xl60.
OneID ETGINE-HOEsE, 7xR
The buildings will be sold singly, and must be re-
moved within fifteen days.
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
of purchasers but the lumber will, If desired be
delivered by the Government, free OF charge for
transpoTt aton on the pot wharf.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
A boat for Gissboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale
Fer further information apply in person or by
letter to Captain GEO. T. BROWNING, A. q. M I,
Giesbor0, ID. o., or to this office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Bri9adier General a charge,
fe 20 tap2 First Division. Q. NJ. @ D.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD,

HeadQEarers Department Of WasAisstos,
Osce Of The hiC Qna,ternaste.,
tCorner l5n street and Pennsylvania aresus,) !
WashtHgton, ID. c., March 4, 1855
The surplus Government Wood on hand in this
city and in Alexandria is now offered for sale
In quantities from one Quarter of q cord TO ten
cord:, to all persons desiring to purchase.
This Wood Is OF good quality, thoroughly sea-
soned, and mixed in the proportions Of sne third
Oak and two thirds Pine. The Wood Yards are
located on Maryland avenue. between It'll and sth
streets; st nth street, near Long Bridge in this
city, at Kendall Green, mile north OF Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot; and one eighth of q mile
north Of the city Of Alex the Washington
and Alex andria Railroad. Price of Wood at the
yards in Washington, six dollars so per cord at
Aiexandria I'VE dSliars $50 per cerd, and delIv
In any part OF at seven dollars S7D per
cord; in Georgetown at seven dollars and twenty
five cents ts7.;5) Per cord, and in Alex andris
at five dollars and eighty cents per cord.
Apply only at this office during Office hours and
to Brevet Major James Gleason, A. q. M, at AL
exandria Wood Yard, from o'clock o. m. to IL
o'clock noon
Terms-Cssh In Government funds.
N. ]. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
mn e-W Department Of w Washington.
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II ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
- MASTERS STORES.


- MASTERS STORES.
ChtC QxayterMastey'S Office, Depot Of Wdsktag,ox,(
Washington, ID. c., March 8, 1856. I
VIII be sold at public auction, at Lincoln De.
sTevst Lisrssn.pt Colonel O. Il: Tompfins. Q.
NJ; large lot Of Condemned QUHRTERMAS.
rERy STORES, consisting Of
Chairs, Desks; Printing Press and Type, Blan.
fhsts, Brides les, Chains, Horse and wagon covers
Wsgen Wheels, Hubs. and Bodies, Drug Mill. An,
ylIs, Fire Bender, Portable FORCES, Smiths Bel
lows, Planes, Saws, Cauldrons, Fire and Water
HW9Ss ss,h BydT.nts gste Ovens, platform Scales,
lS9 lbs Scrap Cast Iron, 46 SO lbs Scrap Wrought
Iron g1 lbs Iron Tire lSs6 lbs sorap Leather,
T T,nS, tAmbu.ncss Buggy, rs Carts , slop
wagons, fonr horse Spring Wagons. l25 Wheel.
ing ing w army wagons, Is Seavenser Wagons, Wa
The sac win be continued from day to day until
all the property is sold.
The stores must be removed within Eve days
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Bvt Maj. Gen. and Chief O. artermaster,
m slot Depot OF Washington.
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS
- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS. &C, CON.
PRISIHG THE WATER WORKS
AT 0IESBORO. ID. @.

PRIsING THE WATER WORKS
Washinston; %. G., February Is, 1856.
BY order OF she Quartermsster General, there
viii be ,t sold or ;he premises. At PUBLIC aaoton
ns TRuSsbAY s Ap4
o'clock m, the following described public prop
..sNE STEAM BOILER. 30 feet long and feet in
made Of Ainch boiler iron. with ali the necessary
COCKS globe valves. feed pumS smoke g .taes
and hood, steam gauge, (Ashcroft's patent) crate
bars, pipe Plugs reducing pieces, &C., all in good
TWO .wORTHINGToN STEAM FORCE
PUMPS, No. 6, IS inch cylinder, 9 inch stroke o.
forcing 100000 galsns of water per day Connected
with them are the requisite valves, glands. conn
lipRs, bends, elbows, double valve OIL cups. &c.
large auaptisy Of WATER PIPE, a, so,,ov,.
s sSa feet 6. Inch cast; iron Water Pipe.
500 :. finch wrought-iren ..
20 :. ~ inch cast iron ..
1000 " Ia inch
iSeo :. Inch
Thirty. ONE CAST; IRON FIRE PLUGS,
tAyres patent with all the necessary connections
sch as rs, bends, stop cocks, elbows, four way
pieces, &C., all in excellent condition; together
ALL THE TOOLS, &C., required for making al.
teratobs and repairs in water pipe, such as pipe
drills punches. sauISing tools, &c ''sf'' Crabs
Deliveries viii be made to purchasers on or before
A boat for Gissboro will leave the Sixth. street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
viii Be given upon appiicaton In person or be- Iss
GiesbOro, b. G., or At this office.
Brsvst Brigadier General. in sharge
eU.N First Division, .. NJ G. o.
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AUCTION SALES.
CALEOF MEDICINES,y ETERINARY TOOLS,
SINsTKUMENTS, &C, AT GIESBURO, d, q.

QuARrERMAsTER GENERALS OFFIcK,)
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, d o., March ~, 1885
Will be sold at public suction. at Giasboro, D. q
under the direction of Capt. George T. Browning,
A. O. NJ =, on THURSDAY. march o. 1856 AT nd
O'CLOCK m, large Qusntity OF Medicines, veter-
mary Tools, Instruments, &c, Consisting in part
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BY c. W. BoTELER. JR., AuctiOneer.
AUCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES,
WHISKY, WINES, &C.
WASHINGTON, d. O., March q, 1855
Will be sold at public auction in this CITY, at the
judiciary Square Warehouses, back Of the CITY
Hall on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of pril next,
at 10 O'Clock m, the following arfcles az Hosoi
tai Stores and Liquors. no longer required for the
use OF the medical de partment OF the army wiz =.
Arrow Roet-....lbs 10 ,eO0i Beans ........lbs GOO
par ey:..-;.!bs 100 Pea Beans. ...-..lbs 2 800
Sorn stat ibs 10, COO Desc. Potatoes. lbs 100
Cocos &Chsc lite lbs 10 COO Mxd Desc do lbs iSS
Cinnamon. Powdlbs Loco Whiskey OF bet % 1O0
fniiha..'.....Jbs 20 .00l :" In bills, gals $3.50
Sapioco lbs 10 900 Sh y w inc a bot 40 900
Ext OF Beef. lbs 20 ,0Oi - in hbls m
Sohcent'd Milk lbs 20 90 JarraRon Wine
8ineer.............-lbs I .3S5I hotties
81 Oh Cofee..-gal 3,762
The above articles will be so,a m Lot. ,o ami. h.h
large and small purchasers W 'U'' WIN
TeTmf-Cash.
Ing their property " IN heno"'
. Catalogues ready BY the sth pro1
CHAS. SUTHERLAND,
uhr... surgeon and Purveyor, u s.
mn .I-H =. w. BOTELER. JR., Auct
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:, ~ nbhn n. y H., Auct.
SALE OF CONDEMNED OUARTERM1sTrp
sIOkks AT ALEXANDRIA. VA ND
CAfCQxdTtsyTdt1'sO Nes, Door Of va ,A,.,sn.
WAN WasAsaston, o. O.. Msrch ne 49, Ss"'$
NH pe SOLO ct public suction. Mt AGET ~
DhIA, A.. under the direction of Rrana. \ a Az - :
tensnt COLONEL q. Lee, A o. ew eI MsS
DAY. March "a, 1855. at IL o'clocL on To- 20.
ing of STORES, consist
20 Paulins, go pounds Harpess Isa,s =.
pounds Zinc, 500 pounds Cut Nails s0S ner. ~
Horse Shoes. boxes Tin. Crow Rars W pounos
Betting Hose, Tanning Machine, Bueka,s hches,
dies, shovels Hammers, Desks, Tables. Cbs Sna
&c. Shairs,
Terms: Ca,h in Government funds.
=. RUOKER,
brevet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Quarter master
nh 1873 Depot Of Washington
GALE OF GOVERNMENT AMBULANGEa
- AND ARMY WAGONS
Chg (Ror'srLnaster,S OGcs, Depot of Vaccination D
Washfngtoa, d c., March rs, 1876
VIII be sold At public suction. at Lincoln Depot,
Colonel Q u. Tompkins. Q. NJ, on MONDAY.
April ., 1856, at 10 o'clock a. m the foliowins
menponed government property, viz:
lvo to 200 LIGHT Ambulances
goo 70 100 Army Wagons,
Sheh will be sold sinely. ana must he removad
WYNN I'VE days from date Of sale
Terms: Casb in Goyernnent funds
Brsx., u., d. H. ROCKER,
nh 1ss s'of ven. and Chief QnartermasteF,
Depot Of Washington,
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SThe cholera still prevails in Southern
Russia, where the mildness of the winter has
produced a great deal of illness.
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UTELMBoLDT EXTRACT BUOHU AID In
n PROyKB ROSE WASH cures secret ahd deli
cate disorders In oil their stages, 1t lile expense
10 exposure. IL 10 pleasant in taste and odcr, in-
mediate in IL sctton, and tree from al in,urtcss
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct.; aeoreetewn.

j. n. THOMPSON, Gomplt's Solicitor
NH II eokds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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Treasurer Spinner seems to be conclusive to
business men, aud the dispute being entirely
technical, the rest Of the community has regaraeu
it with little interest The Committee Oh
WAYS and Means are expected to report during
the present week The proposition Of Mt. Hooper,
for many years the chairman Of the Finance Com.
mittee. seems to meet with continued favor The
radicals are pleased with this scheme, because It
prohibits the sale Of bonds below par and it is ac-
eentable to the administration men on account of
~ provision for contraction. The necessity Of
nroyiainv for the debt that falls due before next
December, forms common platform upon which
ali parties must stand. Sone apprehensions are
expressed that the question will be referred to 9
popular decision, but it Is to be hoped that Con
gress will follow a more statesmaaiike coarse, and
apply an effective remedy to the commercial evil;
that are becoming grieyously apparent. Ths
greenback interest at work in this city is positively
oyerpowering, and every species Of traders il
money is intersste IA maintaining the present in
faticn. Members Of Congress have been endeav
oring to dodge the question, and comparison O
the vote on the financial resolution of last Deem
ber with the existing status Of therepresentatives
proves, beyond doubt, that several stultifcations
have ensued. 1t was really amusing to witness the
exodus of members when the roll call cemmences,
- i. tbar rrsion;t, "a !, spl.tbeir col
iective return when tle last name vas announced
Il oraar . here tbeir - cora nscres On the win.
n;nr side y Tg s5s' 81 ~ \ w, 55 ..isif.
= The foreign ,oan 9clarse has been definitely
abandoned q suit the narrow minded preiedices
If the majority. e the necnniary disadvantage of
the government. that viii be prevented from buy
ia money Il Tie cheapest market. The suppl.
mentarv report of the internal revenue commission
& aavotad u ina rst;onale. not of a protective
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General Marmaduke was at Louisville on Friday,
on his way home to Missouri. AT the time Of his
capture by Gen. Pleasanton, he was engaged to be
married I'd the daughter Of q wealthy and adstinl
guished citizen of the States and probably
going back to have the nuptial knot tied, t3,s ~
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EIAATIoNAL
LorrslAsA ATE SEMINARY OF
.1'a IFARS1NGS MILITARY ACADEMY,
p.r.rf l,,g Afxandria, La.

The LoUIsIANATE SEMINARY OF LEARNING
AND MILITARY sDEMY is prepared TO Tseeive
Beneficiary Cadets hted In accordance with Act NO S
approved March It'll amended in Section lst Act No.
g. approved Marcas66 which amendment requires ths
selection ts be maom among those who have not them
selves whose pahave not the means Of paying theIr
expensesS which appear by the certificate oil the
Police Jury Of the of the Board Of Directors OF the
Public Schools, ifley Of New Orleans upon condition
that the Benefci8whose education tins provided for
shall be required close their term said 1nstntions
to pursue the occ Of teaching school, within this State
for years thsr and shall be required to report such
fact to the superisnt Of the said Institution. p
The Police Jurie several parishes Of the State and the
Board Of Drectore Public Schools Of the city OF New Or
leans requestappoint said Beneficiary Cadets With
ont delay. ...--
The appontee ne fourteen az years Of age He muss
read and write wed know arithmetic far as ratio and
proportion ucushd the rudiments Of English grammar
and geography.
The Institution rnish the Beneficiary with everything
necessary for his htenance and education but clothing
good supply ofh especially undertaking. he must
bring with him. t,ruglE ... t5s
The present sesoses June 30h The session Of ten
months will begin6rst Monday m September, and close
June GOTH 1867 Institution has good corps of Professors
and eighty cadetpesent and there is every reason to
believe that haered from the dangers which recently
beset it. and now ) On irm and lasting basis. PIT
,t ..u.J 7a-=-I fal. g.. J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of Lana, and ex-oficio President OF the
Board of Supervise ..... 1900
March stb, 1866 u.s.
For further nfolon, address ,y
-sr.. D. F. BOYD, superintendent.
- NJ n. -.
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AUCTION sA.rS.

POSITIVE SALE FOR LOU m Ar1oy.-rur rytoN
Warehouses on TeAopp.4la Commerce and yo,s Dame
Streets t2 a+ E
sAloaf-4E PROPERTY ON RAMPANT STREET, BE,
tween Canal and Common streets.
BY j. II. WALTON d DEsLoNDE.
gan j. B. WALTON, Auctoueer,
. -l Office No. AZ Caronieet street.
IL Ags and 9TH
.ts va sHss sst:s
and Ds ss oS S neS
Sa.rs two feet i've
nine inches Commerce hanarea and nps s
flour ne1es on the line pae with Sosre pse
Pie Depsa FeSra ssSs is5 to plan drawDSy
Waehos covering the entire pronev as Ts
which running through from Tehoupitoaias TO Commerce
This Warehouse leased an October SG6 0 s sG ny
Rs- TERMS AND CoNpirIoys-wth the property will, hs
sGs one G reduced to nine hydsd thirty
ol e ns h
aesorns t, e I RaSsss aa o.
nj ss, 70 bs a sa Ss psny
@ S me smr to say anss to
and four in the notes Of the purchasers their
r eH asis ans P.a snd as
policies transferred to the parties in interest according their
respective interests. 1i H' . a. " / =
LOT OF GROUND situated on Rampant street. Nos 80
and 3d. between Canal and Common streets square
bounded by Rampant Canal Common Bryades date Phil
ppa streets measuring IS feet 10 inches front Rampant
street by depth Of l0 and forming part larger lot
designated Lot No IS plan drawn by Pile then
City Surveyor dated the 18th day May 9 and deposited
in the office the late Michel de ras notary public per
act dated the 10th Of June 1912 together with the buildings
and improvements thereon. ~ ~ NJ Isgud RI -
The buildings and improvements upon The above described
lot Ct ground ronsis. Of two Three story Brick Buildings with
Brick Back Buildings suitable for boarding house Or for
offices and can always command good rental I .Hl.5
NJ 81 Rampant street leased until ast October 1866 At
Si2 per snnunl ana 35 az S0 until Both Sep
temesE sf6 With little repair these dwellings wond Sc
very desirable and could be rented for S15 to $3.50
na- TEsMs-Wth this property viii be sold Fifty shares,
reaGcea 70 tortsev shares Of Citizens Bank mortgage
st. soek The purchaser viii required to furnish bis stock note
sssss9rdns TO the charter Of the bank The LIST Of april
lsod Tor i've hundred dollars and for the remainder pay
@ IN cash in y treasury notes one third At
eae bearing Interest at the rate Of eight per
irou dhte and special mortgage un final payment: the
and the policy transferred to the vendors =
Acts 81 sale before rima Stark Sotaes Public the eS
Revenue. ' Tf' -T1TT9 ---7F - = -
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RKYANT, RATION q cnAPMAN,s

BUSINESS COLE AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
IS CAR0NDE STREET, NEW ORLEANS, La.
The course Of In on embraces Penmanship Telegraph
ns' Book Keeping numerical Law, Commercial oalcuIa,
tons, Customs Tf Actual Business Training, By MEANS
of Banks EmporiuBusness and TELEGRAPH Offices oevery
description, etc.
Scholarships goosroughout the Chain of % Colleges
Evening sessions 10, accommodations of all such canpos
attend through they For further particulars call tho
office, or send for Gse Journal
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Ohfce-47 Carondelet street
"WEDNESDAY, April 4th, at 1e O'Clock
w NJ at the Merchants Auctioneers Exchange Roys
street, will be Sold tnS f. - 49, "
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon in the First District Of this city the square
Streets designated by the No IS on plan by Piiis De
poqy ciYii dated March, 1866 measuring n fee
inches front on South Market deph between
el lines OF inches less American The
on This lot CONSIST ola TBREE-SToRY BRICK
dytSE, No. d. having the first floor used as
coeehouse and two each the second and third
res With treesory brick hack buildings having Kitchen and
three rooms, waterxyorks. etc. r. 81 II -
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon, in the square, in the rear OF the
mentioned pan and measuring q inch front on Deord
street, py depth between parallel lines
more or less American measure - = '
fhe improvements on this let consist Of Brick
House No %, having the first floor ard two
rooms and cabinet Eoo with story brick back
buildings having kitchen and water works in the
yard. Pep U' ..0.iIa .fTE Y r ~ " -
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and nprcve
menfs hetoa IN the First District Of this city the square
bounded by Frankn, Liberty Lafayette and South Po9dras
streets measuring 20 feet lines front Franklin street by
Depth OF 10 est inches between parallel lines American
MEASURE aSeaFdi1g e plan by Pile Depou civil eng
The improvements on this consist in onestory Double
tenement Frame Building No. l62 containing and
cabinet in each y = - - -
TERMsone third cash in United States Treasury notes
the balance in one and two years credit in Tie notes Of tie
purchasers to their order hearing cent interest r
ms buildings to be kep insured by the purchasers and the
policies OF insurance transferred the vendor 1ur
chasefs Will have the privilege of paying nrice Of
in cash for each piece of property respectively
expense Of the purchasers including al he stamps required by
the Emitted States laws. -- o." &. Mo :
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FINE PROPERTY ON NEW LErEE, FRONT AND II
Tia Streets convenient to the cotton presses and shipping
ID BY j. Is. WALTON g. DEsLoNDE,
H@ ns4.lJ J. B. WALTON, Anctionser a. u.'..r

"WEDNESDAY; April 4th, 1866, at IL
" CLOCK NJ at the Merchants snd Auctinneers schaga
be Sold al d. , - - - : ~ ~ ''teS'9' "''
TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND, in the son,re
bounded BY FroE Ne Lsyee Peters. ITALIA ard Erso
sreets measuring each 81 feet 6inches tnnt srret
oy depth each Of l55 feet inches between parallel lines
re improvements these lots consist Of TWO story brick
building used cooper shop. .' ftI#@fHT ~ ~
TVS TWO ADJoiNISG LOIS OF GROUND in the same
snrns each 20 feet inches font New Levee nov Tarsl
lines. 80 G-lE -..T MAI ''it'-' sei pt ae
these lots there are sheds used pieery
b.. THREE ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND Ia rha sarae
- iat each ~ eet front on Fhaiis street, by
slate roof W. = = = tf~- - "!in
This property Is connected and is very desirable for
mousse being convenient the shipping upper steamship
landing and the cotton presses NJ iI1llg
9BN third cash in United States Treasury notes;
lhe remainder in notes of the purchasers their own or
e pyhoe az one and two years Bearing per per
nhna interest from date to maturity and e9a per cent
final payment - $3.50 TT f'Hf s ssSNeE $3.50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-29

Our friends anarons are informed that Mr. John W
Harde Is our duly priced agent at New Orleans and will
receive aud Eecelpjny which may be due tcisnstitu
uoh. .a. = hIER COLUMBIA, Superioress.y
". HARDIE, Agent,
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