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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-13
Trustees Sale

pY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID mndo by Peter Phillips 10 me, dated 18TH
day Of February, 1865, and recorded in tho Of
flee OF tho Recorder for Ohio county, in decd
book fOrty-clght, (iS,) folio four hundred and
sIxty-Soven, (iG7,l i viii, on
Monday, October 9Th, 1856,
AT 10 O'CCLOCEk, a. M,
AT the front door of the Court House OF said
county, sell the following described property.
viz: Lot No. 24O, situated on EOfI street, Cen
tire Wleehng-in COff's and ChapiInGs addi-
ton TO the city of Wheeling. Being the same
property that was conveyed by Alexander
Rogers and wife to Peter Phillips by n deed
dated March 9th, 1861, with all the buildings
and appurtenOnccS thereto belonging. Also,
all the stock and material, either finished or
unfinished, which may be ON and at time oil
sale.
Terms of Sale
One-thirl cash, and remainder in six and
twelve months, with good security.
sep7.dtS ISAAC Colts, Trustee.
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BASE BAlL.-A very interesting game
between tho LIST and I'd ninc OF the
Anchor Base Ball Club was played yes
terday afternoon, on the Island, with
the following result:
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500 Remnants of Div Goods.

II WILL. HAVE READY FOR SALE THIS
morning about 900 remnants OF every
description of Dry Goods, with very low
prices marked In plain figures on each piece.
Jub Us. RHODES.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
SURGEON GEEERAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Aug. 10, 1865,
ADVERTISEMENT.

ADvERTISEMENT.
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, TO
n consist OF Brevet Colonel J. H. Brown
Surgeon, U. 8. A., President, Brevet Lieuten.
ant Colonel II. II. WiTtz, Surgeon, u. s, A.
BreVet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Hagcr
Surgeon, y. 8. A., md Brcvet Major Warren
Webster, Assistant Surgeon, u. \. A.. RecOr-
der, will meet in New York City on the 10Th
of September, next, for tho examination OF
candidates for admission into the Medical
Staff of tho u. s. Army.
Applicants must no over q vearY nj n0c
and physically sound.
Applications for an invitation To appear lI,-
fore the Board should TO addressed 10 the
Surgeon General, U. $. ~, and must StT to tile
lull name, residence, and date and place or
birth OF the candidate. Testimonials Ms 10
character and qualifications must be 1IrniSll-
t1i. II the applicant has been in tho Medical
ssr, Of the Army during the war, tho fact
should be stated, together with his former
rank, and time and place OfRcrVice and tcg-
titnoniAlS from the officers with whom he IInE
served should also be forwarded,
NO allowance IL made for tho exDcnSes Of
persons undergoing the examination. ms IL Ia
an indispensable prerequisite TO appoint
There AFRO Mt present sixty vacancies I'm tho
Medical St1n; fOTty.Six of which arc OriGInaI
being created by the Act OF Congress- nm
proved, July 2StlI, 1860. ~
JOS. K. BARNES,
Anl3-eOd2m Surgeon General u. q. A 4.
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THE FASTEST TINE on REooRp.-As
one and all OF our readers are don tIess
interested to some extent in the noble
animal, the horse, and may like to
know the fastest time at pacing,
trotting, &c, ever made by him, we
clip the following:
The fastest time on record" at all
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FIRRMBN'sN PARADR.-To-iRy will
take place tho parade OF our bremen
and those Of the nOighborinE cities of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and Allegheny, Pa.
Tho companies will moot at tho Gus
tom House at 8 A. NJ, and will
parade along the following route j:
Up Market street to North, to Main,
70 First, TO ChaplinO, to Third, to Mar
KSt, to BiddlN, to Main, to John, to
Seventh, to Centre, to Filth, to Monroe,
to Fourth, TO Union, To Market. TO Mad
ison.
Amor which they will proceed to tho
Fair Grounds, on tho Island, and pnr-
take of "A substantial dinner supplied
by tho liberHlity of our CitixenS.-
Speeches will then 10 delivered by
prominNnt Scntlcmen; md the whole
affair will conclude with ~ grand Fire
mems HALL, ut Washington Hall, i'll the
evening.
THE SuNFISH PACKET JAMES REES.--
This boat has been put on the Sunttsh
trade recently, aud has already won II
name for herself, Ms being the best hoHt
| for speed and comfort that has over run
from this city to SiMnttSh.
As II sample of the business this boat
does, we mnv mention that on last Tues
| dRv she carried upwards OftwO hundred
passengers, and Ind an exceedingly
large trip yesterday. This speaks well
for her management, and evidences II
great popularity on the part of her Off
cient officers with tho travelling public.
Their names arc, Jacob Kramer, Pilot,
George Sain, Engineer, Samuel Slaser,
Clerk. aud the old and OK PCricnccd river
man, Fred. KimplC, Capt. With such Il
crew. tn" bout cannot fNil tO,plcasC all
| who may have occasion to truVcl on her,
and we predict for her II very liberal
patronage.
BASE BAlL..-A very interesting game
| hCtWeen tho LIST md ID nine OF the
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

W. P. SMITH. Master of Transportation,
]. B. FORD,
lul9 General Agent, Wheeling.
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MEattaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
1HHONLYPLAC E WHEREA Cyy,pp~,
BE OBTA MED, Il "a v

ESTABLISHED AS A REFI1cr, ~,
QUACKERY. FhoM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-13
ONE PILL is A DOSE.

Females peculiarly situated, or those sun
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition lest
they "invite miscarriage" after which nd.
monition, the Proprietor assumes no RESPONSE.
bility, although their mildneSs would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are recommended asa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-13

hy uIeJudges of the late Exhibition held nj
October, 1855. &A'' -
this city, and having proved equal. III not siI
perl0r to any heretofore known. Those nj
want OF hTSt-clnSS Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and OF the best mate
rial, will save Dealers commission which on
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly to
At Professor HARTMAN KRYTEI$'S. IA. ia
Market street, for further Information, a
rabllity ofconStructIOn, for every Instrument
ana VIII be keptin tune for one year free OF
charge. Ohi pianos taken in crchGnge.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired VIII please leave orders at tie
pllc9abovo named, as the Tuner OF said estaI1-
lishmentwill be hero every three month";.
rr. febB-lV
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply
OFFICE BAIT. q ONO RAI1RoADCo..
WHEELING June Is, 1855
NOTATION TRAIN
SUMMER SCHEDUI.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
1 the following schedule on and after jun
n 1919 '-
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aims to SO influence the public Judgment as to
assist i'll forming a HEALTHY, ENLIGHTENED
AND JUST POPULAR SENTIMENT upon all
questions OF current thought and discussion.
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LIGEHCER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR LIQUIDATION
-Four Story Brick Store IS IS
-Four Story Brick Store 49, Tchoupitoulas street. St.
Joseph Four Lots St Joseph street. Tchoup
toulas Brick House Caope street, between
nuncistien and Constance Streets Two Vacant Lots
Magazine street, between Phillip and First streets
BIZ j. B. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office AZ Carondelet rect corner UaiOn street.
SATURsDMAKf, r. "A. Jan s7, 1860. at 1s o'cIoc I
street, will be Sold Y
NOS IS Front and s. Fulton street now occupied By Boste
eymSss s hsEwSs and shp ehans ID Ro St
Fulton rase streets msasarIns according
aRaas a'fss ri Ds asd z ae sa Is fsss @
street q feet ri nes hes and ias front on fasn street
aud I9 feet inches the line Graver street, ali
This store leased until II November, 1866 to Bostic
VERY oo@Mous @ FUR STORY BRICK
shoaE No sS ~ sonteulas street and @ reaT buildings and
st. ap coSsanee a 'e nsd afs e
streets measuring 3 eet Tchoapouss street by i72 feet
by File pspoa 9t5 Civil Engineers, sn esGa dsed
THREE Lors OF. GROUND on St Joseph street in the
same SQUARE and adjolnng il the the and above
street " irregular depths of fet incs to lis eet
the @ asss assss Y
with ISL the buiidilss ana imp reyements W thereon
mecbnists and buildes storage
city Z. 5
\ 4 \ CERTAIN LOT OF GEauND in the square bound BY
Csii9pe Anpupciaon Gaenne and Constance
sa ssaii dasd g % y r
9inches and lines 'front.' liopc By
parallel lines of IA feet 10 inches and lines ehe
Is now upon. the lot consisting of two sry brick
dwelling h1Dse, No. 50 tiios kitchen
being by the Insurance Company q Of siaQ0
month " f}s issT57
TWoyALUABLE AND ELI6IBLy LOCATED VACANT
LOTS OF Magsaine street, IN the square
Mo- nj Zuns
plan drawn by Pic pepoply civil engineers, datel
nary 1865, measuring follows. Me- 81
ess on street 9y depth line nearest
ing LOT No from Lot No ll feet aud ibe
eet Inches and lines, MI or less
Lot No adlos ii 20 inches front
on Magazine ~ depth bsswsen parallel lines
III mere less American measures running and
having the use Of IN alley - feet ces wide COM
mon 70 these and other lots, opening nta fhp street
3 sksxs-o Casa ste haleice in The notes If The
ptrcnasers 10 lbe.r own slsr psSlie twelve
eishsesn Eon,ls With interest q Of e bt per
hn'ns, anu sfee. until tua pasnisnt The build
N III be etiusuE by the their
esnc'sss and ,he pciees transferred The vendors.
Aes OF sale before Al Mas Notary ptbsc the expense
ef the Purchaser. :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
TWO SMALL DWEILISGS ON ERATO STREET. BE
tween Caronde eleI ana Baronns streets
RY j. II. WALTON a. DESL0NDE,
J. \ @ALrox Aucsionesr,

Sss&TEKIAAy, january GS. 1896, at IL
81 cock NJ ,A this Msscnais and Aueteneefs' Exchange.
will 'ie sald-- fls4,f-i isEs
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and Improve.
thereon the First District Of this city square
bounded " trase iali and trndelet streets
street duptp aeteees psrallei hnes Of l23
iaes fne improvements tbis lot consist
cqge Housa ccnsai three foolns sheds cistSn in the
-
S Il Tor or GROUND with the buildings and improve
thereon .s same s9aF and The lot Shove
i s. inches and irs front rata strCt by dep,h
of 10 lines b tween parallel lines The
TStse.
iesf toonls II. e kltrhsn sses ste
sls and taessa the Of pascsscgs
s4ss ans Interest NJ the rate OF cent
s5sf aud = ;aggsy until hs.l payment
81 f sale before 4 Aiiznss Notary Public, At expense
o. dis puieliassr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
BY aaeCEKREN s. CO.,

BY McCEKREN 81 CO.,
GEO. W.. MCCERREN, Auctioneer,
!. Office and Saesroom Masonic Hall, st. Charles street
Feb. In, and follow ing dss y,
ut II O'Clock the Merchants and Auctoneers EX
change Royal for of the City Of New Orleans
authorized by Ordinance No 6iO dated January TO- 1856
will be sold the following described propertS, towit:
ALL THAT PORTION OF BaTTURE, comprised in the
square bounded Louis and CONT Peters and Clay
in the squares bounded BY Cont and Cusomhunse Clay
and Fron streets in the squares bounded by
and Canal Front and Wells Streets in the squares
bounded Canal and ST. Joseph Front and Delta steets and
in the two bounded by Nore Dame and St. Joseph
Delta and Water streets.
All of the above described property to be sold plan to
be exhibited at tiue ef sale.
nTERMs-O cash matured obligations of the City
of New orleans United States Treasury Notes. balance
equal instanens divided into coupons required Of
two three and four years. credit with special mortgage the
property sold the
per ran maturity. and if not then paid
eight per thereafter until final payment with the priyi
their notes In cash.
of sale before A. Hero City Notary and all expenses
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
BRICK Two STORY DwELILNo ON THALIA STREET
Near Annuncatien street.
HY b. WALTON q DEsLoNDE.
J. B.walros, Auctoneer,
oface-a7 Carondelet street.
so. Ises, at ls o'elScl. Il, 7

y the Merchants and Aaconeers Exchange will be
sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm
thereon the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by Thala, St Theesa ST. Thomas and
aa street lines front on ~ theresa street
Tchouptsuas street. and depth Of lie feet s inches
lines on the other side, nearest st Thomas street.
Tie improvements this lot consist OF TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING containing two parlos and hall on FIRST
Two story back buildings three bedrooms Kitchen
storeroon, ceal.house. wash: house, cisesn WELL etc.
HS~TERMs-Cash in u. s. Treasury notes
Of sale before A. ID Dorocourt Notary Public at the
expense of the PURCHASER. WI " 23gs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
.LIoul,o[Rs.


'GR0CERIES. PRovIsIONs. !. LIQuORs
KY ID. e. 1IORPHY,
4 AucnoSEHR- 0nice, u Magazine street
GATUKDAY.Ja January 20, at 10 o'clock
- In ssore No n Magazine street. will be
10 tbs 100 boxes Toilet Soap % pkgs Ale 100 boxes
HOO Salt ID Tne, 70 Condemned
ik q shs Kss o sasks Coffee lo cases Indigo, Brandy
lERxs Cash onethAlf Treasury Notes, balance Cur.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19

Office II Oarondeet street, corner of Union.
TUESDAYS January Both, 1866, MT IL
o'clock NJ, atthe Merchants and Auconeers Exchange
Royal street. will be sold "a
THE ONE STORY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, raised brick pillars and extensive grounds well
formerly tho residence Of Logan Mcknight Esq
situated Of Fourth and Coliseum Streets Fourth
District Of this city, in the bounded by Prytania Fouf
Coliseum streets and Washington Avenue. 5tf 3 81
The grounds in the aggregate 6 feet inches and
lines Coliseum street. 24 feet inches lines front
Fourth street. thence line at right angle parallel e
Pytana l29 feet thence line at right angle parallel
Washington 50 feet thence line at right angle
parallel Coliseum street 80 feet inches and lines and
thence line rgh angle parallel to Washington
1876 feet 6nches and lines Coliseum all according to plan
by Pile Il Depouily, dated January =. 1866
The improvements tins yroperty consist Of story
and attic FRAME DWEIIJNG HOUSE, elevated on brick
pillars with story elevated back buildings The main
building contains large hall through the center. with two
large either side wing cabinet Closets etc. rt
floor and several large bedrooms second oor The back
buildings contain Kitchen pantry storeroo servants rooms
etc, and is furnished with gas throughout
The grounds very high handsomely ornamened with
beautiful lawn fruit and shade trees shrubbery large csern
ETC.. etc .l5f{
following described and towit
Ore Merchants Mutual Insurance Company payable De-
eember TO- 1856 for S with interest from 10Th December
1861 per cent. per Gnnn Three notes each for 5000
dated March the ed 1860 payable respectively three
and four years. with per cent annnn interest from date
All the above secured by mortgage the property The
mander in cash In U. s. Treasury notes 49,.
Aetof sale before Guser Peters otaries ct the
of the purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
ORLEANS MILITIA.
HEApaUARrERs ORLEANS REoIMEsT MILITIA, |
'Tl 10th Janasry, 1856. !


Exemptions from Militia Duty.
Under Section II Militia act of 1855 the following
are exempt from Militia duty, viz:
The members Of the State SENATE and House of Repre-
tiyes all Gustoousc Officers and Clerks Pilots Captains
and Marines in INLAND seree Port Masters Assistants
and Cleks Ferrymen Fiseen of organized Fire Companies
Of the State provided they do fifty of the oldest
members of each company whose shalt certified by
the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department. Ministers Of the
Gospel Superintendent Officers Assistants of Hospitals
Asyns amshouses and State institutions; Officers Clerks
and Guards Of Fsoper Judges of Courts pf Record Sece
tary OF State Treasurer State Auditor State Attorneys
district and Assistant Secretary Of SEN
Clerks of Courts of Record sher Physeans in active
practice, Register Land Office -
B-Thoe claiming be residents shall show an
thentc certificate Of domcation elsewhere beyond
Diary lines of the psrikh-
Enrong guards staedf companies Of this regiment
viii be armed sEd sqrdpped &nd VIII required will be fully
prepared to enfoTes Enrornent of the Ma Of this parish
The Comanaern Chief alone has the power accept Re
ignaons and grant Discharges to acting Commissioned OH
appointed by the commanding officers of Orleans
Parish Militia but such disehars officers shall liable 10
enrolment and held for militia duty as priyates
j. EDM0SSTON
Colonel Comd'g Orleans Regiment Militia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19

R1ARB-GkNrLENEN REQUIRING FURslsHEp
~ kasaas With without BOARD with
such by applying 81 81 candsle street between Joseph
nd Julia Mrs i. h QUICK =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
THREE STORY BRICK STORE NO. 50 UNION STREET
Carondelet street.
BY J. ". WALTON a. DEsLDNDE.

II 7 j. d. WALIDN q DEsLONDE,
5,s j. b. WALTON, AuetioneeT
Office No. IL CarUudeet street, corner of Union.
TUESDAY, January Both, 1866, at .
O'clock ~, at the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange
Royal street. will be Sold
THAT ELIGIBLY LOCATED THREE-sToRT BRICK
store No 80 Union street. in the square bounded by unton
Garondee Grayer and Baronne Streets together with the lot
upon which is erected measuring q feet front Union
street. by depth the line nearest Garnaiet street of ~
inches lines the other side line 90
inches and line, T55
This from its location and convenience to business is
admirably adapted offices for factors, brokers and
commission merchants and will insure good tenant at full
rent.
HyTERAs-o half cash, remainder at 9 and IS months
credit in the Of the purchaser to his order bearing
interest the Of cent to maturity and
cent thereafter not pnucua paid and special mort
gage until final payment The buildings to be kept tHnt
vendor
of sale before W. j. Gaste notary public, at the
pense of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
YIxsYIs.,]lIiN SAlIa Ess.

II, M, ~ II or EDBEhT
IN tfN n
"a and stsssa snd pss :. IL,
& & - - - VI iSl Il a y77WlET.
y ~ = - = sssax4 % rsoval street.
AHEyI X 49, 4 {.
cSAxrqfT ~ sfmsfuaE& A0s lt9Ds *. -
IN diSsSSE S n shS Y
f%SF f II she esa1aee ny ytieSns,
SESfS6 f Ann m stzces veg - Nns,
< y II 5f TX nnd IL ~ = e.. .S
Eo f j5Ss III of rieS5< A1n hopestsen ssseess
~ ii fes{ n and srent on urseans
81 IL sSl - dentn aad dsani On asSosEsson
af nAes galleTys INn.
fiirhsh c6nf Welt eistern eEc. III
H4 lines hens 60 9saps stsecs ~ n irsi
dSr{h togethey With the small frame pululng
A63Se58l5 - ~ zge q. * 3 II =,
1ga esesure eeSh y tett Y inches and mes
Slk - 81 Ann zte Nv ebont q feet iaches depth Lot
ss eofasE Y Rsssssscn Spd s ~ Am stsssts. a
baSa 81 sag y. ii. 81
Y ~ third eaah, md Nh taiAnce ~ and
rtd nptt qE the putchhsGfSs secured by 1poctal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
I AUCTION A ss1A LES.

E<s-s
POSITIVE sALE To CLOSE An ESTATE Or VAL
uable Store Property custonlhcuse street osswssn
chassres street and Exchange Place
4 Rx n. u. WALToN ~ DEsLoNDE.
j. B wALros. Aucticnesr,
Office, No. Al carordelct street
SATURDAY.. Janunry go, MT - o'clocl5
y the Merchants and Auetioneers ESchange, Royal
TiiAT VERY DEsiKABEE THREE STORY BRICK I!sa
STORE Nu 50 Cusohouse street.. well adapted tcr
roons uces ont Tor the hst ssorT and
halruniss Of the second and third
Exchange Place, measuring about ~ teet iron. On
Cnstuplouse by 90 feet in depth all frencn
accors plan made by L. Reisenssin, survey aateu
May Is 1853 upon which the store is erected
Possession The property will be given ony On me
February TO give time except the oceR on the
Efs focr which leased until the frstef ostcber next
ns7 TER,as Nb purchaser 70 assume the
$500 capital q aas @ ss @ s ri sss
tho yar M q Sav s aSoa
property the balance cas IN y = hsaspfS Notes
Act sale before Adolph Boudousqse NOTARY fuohc ~
the expense of the purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19


ELEGANr ATTR ACTION FoR THE LADIES.
ispEorAL AUCTION FOR THEIR ACCOMMODATION
ExolussyELy,
MRS ii ~ TURNER STORE. NO. lid CAN AZ STREET.
Extsnsise sale At Auction
invoice Of upwards Of Thrty Thousand Dollars worth Of
Inpsriai French svaenciernss and other Lsses
GompAing Complete sets Collars md Sleeves
Rarhes Hosiery, shawis, searfs, Wells
Gapes c fhc most recherche, elegant and varied col
lscsions ever arsreoin tllIs city.
nv FoRsTAIsL d SPEAR,
5s4s FLArtpE ]. SFEAR Auctoneer.
KTONDAT, the ssea Instant. commencing at
oscioek iE. will sold public auction at the store
of Nh & W TURNER No. nc Canal street. without re.
invoice aspse alluded 10 and fully described
n desetiptlsa cataiague
Ths being especially made and SC
Ladies' that they only will
for iheir comfort prepared
NJ TxRss Cash delivery and the sale will continue
daily until the iayece e disposed oe
lsUpGEesf0E 0F TAOS III GUIoN-so a5s2t LEX.
isnsays hc cnsirs stock 81 Elegant and
ax aARDNER sMIT4s Il 90.
I' GARDsEa Smith, Auctioneer,
s s. IS s 0fiee 20 Camp street
.ss dsaa 81 ss IL VII ss,sslf s. sss
~ 'ss' AZ ss @ 1s sss ssss
Il G IL 5 snuas Ct ~ iss sssaH @
Hssaunt y the abuve
ss sas s esssss Ss5sss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19

Ohice, At Carondeiet street.
GATURDAy, january 27th, at he O'Clock
~ NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, will
TEN LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District of this
city in the bounded Third Fouf ST. andrew and
ST. David street designated by the Nos to 10 inclusive
inches and lines in depth between parallel lines. Nos.
and y forming the II Fourth and St David and
Fourth and ST Andrew streets
r FIVE LOTS or GRgtUNDh III the Fourth District of this
city, the square bounded by Levee Roussesn Soaparn
Philip Streets designated by the Nos Ito inclusive
plan drawn by H. Mohausen, dated March 25th 1874 and
deposited plan No a5 in the office VIM Chrsty late
notary in this city easuring each II feet and lines
front on Philip street l59 feet 10 inches and lines in depth
TWENTY LOTS OF GRpUNb in the Fourth District of
this city being the bounded by jackson Locust
Soils Philip and Magnolia Gate Maunse designated
by the AGs TO 20 inclusive, according to plan by Pile
Depoully civil engineers dated January 1856.
Lots Nos to inclusive, each about 80 feet in
ot on jackson street. by depth of ll6 feet be-
Lots Nos 10 and 20 measure eacl 81 feet inches lines
front on each Magnolia and Locust streets by depth of 1888
feet inches and 41s lines, between parallel lines
NOT II to lg inclusive 80 10 inches
and lines font Philip street by irregular depths varying
from Ii6 feet 10 lS5 feet II inches inc.
EIN IERas-One-thrd cash in u S Treasury notes. the
baaneein and years of the purchaser with
per cent interest and eventual
and mortgage on the property until iioal payment
Acts OF sale before Stark Aoteres the
IA VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the
by Claiborne perbigny Fourth and washington ave-
said square is subavded into Is ts averaging
g feet front each by about 6 feet in depth making total of
2Si Washington
25f ee inches front each Derbgny Claiborne
M5grfERMs FOR TIE L.sr DESCRIBED SaUARE-One-h half
cash in Treasury netes for balance the purchaser to
after date without interest," and the remainder
note Of the purchaser Twelve months from day Of sale
ing cent interest and until final
Acts of se before Stalk Grima noaries the
uf the purchasers.