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sheeIrif's Sale. !.

Sh6r1H s Salem
cSFATE aoF WEST sVTRGINiA. .ofifo
- County, ifcuit Count, In dhaueey, Deem
~ n . James IA, stoutss Executor,,i
n ~. = -. AGAINST l,,.-u
THOMAS II. Reed, and the widow and heirs OF
John HaGlett, deceased. q H9dQ9fc
BY virtuBof q decree rendered In the above
entitled eanse, by the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, on The GhnnceIY SIDE, on the 2Ist day
OF Decepnhef ! a, z, llsss5s anfH virtue Of a
county, on The 9Th day OF FelTnaIy, lSj9, i
shall proceed to sell HtPublle sale, at ihe mont
door OF the Epurt lHopsa Of Ohio county, on
the 18th day OF Jannary, 1855, at 10 O'Clock a,
M. to the highest and best bidder the follow
ing described property Wig: Lots number one
hnndra1 and twenty ed CHIT tl2Sl and one hum
dretii and twenty nine I'D, With the build
ings thereon, on the plat OF The addition to
the town OF Wheeling laid on 6y William
Chaplne and John Eotf, IN that part of5the
cityof Wheeling Known as The Fifth Ward OF
Terms Of Sale-one- fourth OF .ths purchase
money 70 be paid upon Che connIma ton of
said sale, In cash, and the nefnatritiE t1lfee-
fottTths IN equal Inst alInerits, ipayabI6 In six
twelve and eighteen montili amer the day OF
sale the whole 10 bear Interest from the day
Of sale, md the purchaser oRfve bonds for
s1id purchase money, with appfoVed personal
security, the title TO be retained untifthe fur
1her order Of Court. ell ilniiiEfss5 z :
10 s5t sftsii 2 u. JOSEPH SEYROLD,
t4asg,.as1 90 Special Commissioner.
Wheeling, Dec Is 1875. - SiecslS-td
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FouRra W Ann MEETING. The Union
mon Of the Fourth Ward held meet
ing last evening at the Trough and
Ready Hose House.n Harvey Hall.
VIM. Hayburn, ESQ, acted rs secre-
The following nominations OF cnndi-
dates for the City Council were made:
fIIst Brnnch-Mr. jas. Launder. I'd
Branel--Aiessrs. Jos. Brodie, Thos. NJ.
McNeeiy, John Clayton, John Craig,
VIM. Ramp. fis
chosen as candidates to the City Con-
lVention which meets at the Court House
at 4 o'clock tomorrow evening: iglH
iMessrs, Jacob Hull, Harvey. Hall. o.
XII. Ellefr1tk w - p. 7iaa
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PoEIcE GoURT.-In the Police Court
yesterday, two cases were disposed of,
as follows:
VIM. Jones and VIM. Hirekles, for
dfsorierly conduct, were fined $40 and
costs each. la-...s
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

s8- BoOIs AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.eMesIS. blonde 4 BaehtnAh, At No.
l6T Main street, corner OF Spttsg alley, would
respectfully inform the public That they have
In store n large stock Of book, shoes and gait
en-, 10 which they are constantly receiving
glnce * unsurpassed in the city. County
merchants, and an Otl1eTS; WIN do well 70
give rs n call before purchasing elsewhere.
decSElm srsfftf -ffTI
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eovEaSsnlSrsALE OF HORsEs.-Yes-
terday, in pursuance OF orders from
tho Quartermaster General, Major
Gardner, Tho A.'Q. Mat this pest, Ind
a Government sale OF horses. The
number of horses disposed OF was
eIghteen-six OF which We're captured
horses itaiSen up by Major Gardner on
his reports by orders Of the War De-
nartneut. The twelve horses brought
The SUN OF 81. 500 the eaPtured ones
brought $50 80. = : sl.s5l zesrt = y
This sale closes out tho Government
live stock Mt this post. Very little
and will be sold ont on the 10th inst.
Major Gardner has received as yet no
orders looking TO the complete closing
up OF his ofiiee, but expects them before
lnnH- s a-s--i 49, ~, rf.ssl
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This evening is designed TO be an es-
pecinlly pleasant one. A band OF tnu-
Sic will be in attendance, and every ar
rangement for an elegant time VIII be
made. ~
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Farm for Sale.

| nTjvafe sale the farm on which he nov
lives, situated one and one-half miles west OF
wesf Alexander, y mile north Of the Natlonai
Road containing I'll acres, under q good state
M cultivation, good dwelling house, (tfame,l
q firs4 nate frame barn, and all other necesary
buildings good supply OF the dtierent KINDS
say-niftf and Henri field Railroad. The above
de-sTibed farm Is known as the GIlmof Farm.
deesl-Iyg d. T. ATKIESON!pf
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l.lFer, salesaii.7'a'

"a II An .,SSi1r IHsiddiis IzEsBsI 70 oFFER VERY
/ cheap, thaf Beautiful residence on the
Island now occupied by Major Doddridge. 1t
posseSsEs every convenience, and g in perfect
sfrtefs with lot IA rear extending TO River,
With abundance OF shrubbery and every kind
e dtssSaslSt4SAHT ALE4lE "a siEsshht.
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Fcf3 SRI 5sfza ,EL.AsIkH. 1880
SR GROSS FIAAsRs, Half PINT, Pint and
49, p e HILDRETH q BRO
GtOIGATFss FANCY SoAP-So0 BOXES
u Just received and for sale a tie fEianufae-
nova PRYOR. HA1DLANT& 60.
lCoD FISH-io DRUMS = IlABRADOR
CsHerTinE;iH bbls. pnd haaf bblz-, received
| 1 no q - : 4 rKYoR, HASpLAN 3 co.
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SEATING on THE PARK.-We nre
pleased to be able to announce that
there will be skating onthe Park to-day
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DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court of Marshall County, West
Virginia, made at the November term, A. D.
1855, ordering the sale OF 10 Of certain tract.
of land belonging 10 the estate of John n
Oliver. deceased, lying in the county and State
Aforesaid, and appointing the undersigned
authority of the widow and adult heirs, we
will offer the whole OF the above tract OF land,
situated on both sides Of the b. q o. r! r., al
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LAuGHLIN,s
OLD HOME BITTERS,

OLD HOME BITTERS,
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA. f7'
To Cure Dyspepsia
1r1-sl aJa To Cure Dyspepsia
~ Is To Cure Dyspepsia ru5
$40 III To Cure Dyspepsia
Use the Old Tome BitterS.
Use the Old Home BlttsrS.
Use the Old Home BltterS
Use the Old Home Bitters-
Use the Old Home BitterA
For Heartburn and Flatulence
Tor Heartburn and Flntutence
5-.s..g For Heartburn and Elhtulence
For Heartburn and Elntulence
Use the Old Home BitteFS-
fs,5g.. Use the Old Home HttarS.
Use the Old Home Ritte8.
.--arfa Use the Old Home RitteEs-
Use the Old Home mtteB-
l-r -----ai Lossof Appetite
7gr.., ~ Los Of Appetite
es -. Los OF Appetite
.1.fsf-f is5-,. Loss of Appetite
~ Restored by Old Home RitterS-
Restored by Old Home Bitters.
fsr Restored by Old Home BitterS.
no Restored by Old Home BitteTS-
Restored by Old Home Ritters.
The Weak made Stpongl
The Sick made Wen m
t'r HE Old made Young II
The Depresaed are brightened
"a Inc pale cheek CLOVIS with Health
By using Old Home Bitfers-
HI q # Byusing QldHone Bitters.
~ l By using Old Home BttteTs.
BY using Old Home Bitters.
iH1rT. fB5tusinE Oh Home Bitten-
III L always gives sat3Sfhetiotit 2 r
1tdoes what we claim.
~ ItEeIls fapidiy. - q n . n
It Is theonly cure for Dyspepsia.
It tsa good Tonic for FeyeFs.
It Is n good Appetizer. ~
q . IT 4 good for acidIty Of Stomaeh
1t Is o healthy stimnlant
- II = chemically Compounded.
1t tsnn elegant Preparation.
. SOFA b 1Ierchallt and Drug ists generally
Manufactured only by
LAUGHEISS q BUSHFTELD.
ju24. MheeIing. ". Va. :
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BB-GRRAT INDUCEMENTS OFFER
are prepared and VIII, from this dfIte, sen an
goods hfIeen per cent. cheaper Than they enn
be bought in this city. Give them Aiean and
Judge for yoqrselG = ..lLa 10, - .ldeczt2N :
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~ TowN, sylyanns' w, Hall, ESD,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals
Is in city, and viii be engaged until
the session Of the eonrt begins In en-
deavoring TO assert and arrange the
papers OF The Virginia Court oflAp-i
peals, rceanuy obtainStI nom Lewis
burg ina very iIsordered condition, as
well us ia the preparation OF other
business for the action OF the court. ? 4
We. note also the. presence OF Mr..
James w. james, ono of the old and
RtitSk6ntial citizens OF Harrison county,
who visits the city on business connect
cd with tho timber interests OF his see
ton. He Il at present engaged in a.
largo lumber contract ION the Little
Kanawha river, preparatory TO ship.
inonts To tho 0fneinuatt market. Mr..
y. represents the people of Harrison as
driving ahead withrenewet energy, and
general good order aud security pre-
Sailink9a very different stateof things
from what has existed there for thepast
three or four, years 3 K eff.lf }. = =
MIR. ii. h Dis, Sheriff Of Wood
county. while in the city yesterday was
trAnsaeting some business connected
with the revenues of that county, which, |
lly the way, the revenues not the coun%
IL, have grehtly increased within the
past year or two. S.ssi sd .sss7sE
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr.. ]. addresses an those who have injured
themselves by Improper Indulgence and soliI
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either business, study, So
ciefy or marriage.
effects produced by early habits OF youth viz
Weakness Of the Back and Limhs Pains In
Power, Palpitation Of the Heart, DYSPEPSIA
Nervous IrTitabilfty, DeFangement Of the d.
gestfve Functions General Debility, Symp-
toms Of Consumption, &c.
= AIIzSTALIY.-dhefe aFfnl efectson the mind
are mu6h to Be JdFeaded-Eo ss Of Memoir
Confusion ofIdeAs, Depression Of SpiritS, EVI.
Love OF Solitude, Tfnidfty, sc, IRE sbme
the evils produced.
: Thousands OF persons Of an ages can now
Judge what Is the cause OF their declining
health, losing their yigoF, becoming weak
pale, nervous and emaeiated, having singu-
symptoms Of consumption.
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valuable Property for Sale in South
Whaaling. -

WILL SELL ON THE IN DAY OF :; IAN A..
city of wheeling, lot No. II, Square 10, town
OF South Wheeling, with all the improve
brick dwelling with store; also one frame
dwelling and stable; DC. &c Terms to be
made known ON day of sale. Title good -
WILLIAM; SGHAtlRY,
Administrator Real Estate or John schacky,
deeeased. .so,S ~ ~ Register coPy.) ----
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No Aercrv Or Nalaeosa DFaglf
DIR. IOHEBTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
London, Graduate hum one OF the most emil
nenf Colleges in the United States, and the
.fhe hospitals OF London, Paris, PhflndelphIs
and elsewhere, has effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing In tke head and
ears when asleep, great Nervousness, being
nlaFIledat sudden R0undS basiIfulueiS with
frequent bluShfng, attended sometimes With
deEangement Of mind, were cured immedI'
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II WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND Lon ]
now live In on Water street, Il ffoiIts q feet
inches by SIfeef deep. There Is d VeFy COM
modious dwelling house with rooms and n
bath house, with both hot and cod water.
stnhlesand lee honse-aall in good repair i
the person putcit sing II they Wiint them, as
i wish 70 quit business For particulars in
Eep4-tf D. . Water Sta Wheeling WA
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-AaIngFe BottIe viii last q menth-ts
I ]. be u.ss,dI. .iE.eee timn.e. . dry.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselvss bT acertatn
practice INDUCED In when alone, ahablt ne
school, the effects OF which arc nightly felt,
eyenphen asleep and n. not Orredi renders
and body, should apply Immediately.
= Whata pity that q young many the hope Of
his country, the darling OF his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoy
ments Of life, By the consequences ofTdevfa-
ting from the path Of nature and fnduIging
in a certain secret habit Sueh psrsons MIST
before contemplating 1T r
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which they need met pay until Il Is known
what Is drawn and its Ynlre Entire sattsfac-
| ton RuaIanteed in al cases. 20 ~ !
THE EUREKA Es1FT: ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact OF It's being
the original and largest GILT Association in
the country. We are therefore enabled 70
send inner goods, and give better chances to
obtain the more valuable prizes, than any
k6hSEahie inannsr, and 4 In se and greatly
preciate This method OF obtaining rich and
During the pest year this Association hss
sent very large number Of valuable prizes
to All parts OF the country. Those who pat
rontze us will receive the null value Of their
money. 5asno article on our sllst WORTHLESS
than one dollar, retail, and there are NO
Parties dealing with us mny depend on
h9XiP s5t n y t an ar ae, qaT S3
return MAI or express. ~
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka Association,
and have Kindly allowed the use OF theif,
nafiies many other names might be publish
elwere We permitted: .stF
value 500; Col. s. NJ. Robertson, st. Charles
Hotel. n. o., La. on Painting Hplne 800; Mrs
value $50 Pstfick Bur. i2i Ghapei-st9, New
Haven, Ct, Melodeon, yulue S2u0S jesse r.
Williams, Springfield, Mas, Gold Watch,
value Sl5O5 Mrs. N. n. Roberts, Revere House,
70! Whlie, ? Wasfingfqn,Jb d. tcsl ton Raintiug,
value Sl0e Luther Brown, . Pieasart-stl,
Ml t 8 #Siffff tSids
ysl9s s9 sss9 sFte 6s,y Ma Ss SEQ
Mass, two prizes, Melodeon, value S22d, clns=
ter Diamond Ring, yalue 500.
Letters from various parties throughout the
1 UslEelaas girs' nay lesdesn on fle at o9I
To Be Sold for One Dollar Each.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Imlmedtately cured and fuQ Vigor Restored.
This distressing afhetionzWhieh render
life and marriage 1possible-is the penalty
paid by the Victinnsof improper indnlgencas
Young persons are too apt to commit excessas
from not being aware oft1e tireddful conse-
quences that may ensue. Now, who that un-
dentands the subject VIII pretend TO deny
that the power OF IIruIcreatidn Is lost sooner
by tllose faItfne into improper lahits than
by the prudenf9 besides being deprived Of
the pleasure Of healthy Offspring. the most
serious and distinctive symptoms 10 both
body and u1ind arise. The sEystafd becomes
-defaneed the Physical aud Mental BIN fions
FWeakenedf los OF Proceattve Power, NeFy-
ods IITitabihty, Dyspepsia, PalpltRtton Of the
Heart, indigestion Constitutional Debility
q wasting OF the Frame, Cough, Consump.
ton, Decay and Death.
once, No. z South FredeFfelz Street,
Lett hand ode going dE1m Baltimore street.
q few doors from the corner. Fan not 10 OBJ
serve the name and number.
Letters must be paid and contain stamp.
The Doctors DlplOma hangs in his once.
a CURE WARRANTED m. TWO DAYS,
~
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c.s[Ls.ln secLes hahir such Pefso
MARRIAaR.E ~.

Bedect that sound mind and BODY are the
biol h3ppiness. Indeed, without thee the
journey through life becomes n weary pIl-
grimage: The prospect hourly darkens to the
view: the mind becomes Swallowed with deS-
pair and dllea with the melancholy refiec-
ton that fhe llapplneSs Of another becomes
blf1hfafI with OEir nyErr
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FDRBCTIoNs ABB FOLLOWED
RYHrPToNTE.

rgoiiHJor cclrelaav.I t4lle1Ilaipg an 'yTlrl'lou,
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- n ~ ~ & "a
Says ss
Ihfags AboM Home Have gone along smooth
", Quietl &nd 10 the perfect satisfaction of the
most pbdur4 erpakel during the past Christmas
Meek TSe FOOD and happy days of childhood
have heen revived NV The sudden arrival Of Thayer
y Ndyess United States Circus in our village.
They gave ls three performances, which were
veil attended 1nd seemed to please all int rested.
Ihe caRHfany ID q vefy GOD one and will perform
again Az M place in n few weeks
The weather has been horribly abominable and
the streets are not much better Off The river.
has rjHen about two feet and still swelling is
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....... PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS.
OFFICE N. o. CITY RAILROAD co. !
nncnt,,hnr q l2ES

December 9, 1865 !
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until LIST Janu
sry next laying Doublera Railroad from Canal to Bar
thoomew street. Levee street. and Sngletrack through
bartholomew Mozart Daupbn street. and from
Dauphin tho Levee about half mile above the Bar
racks Deery street. and down Deery to Dauphn
street The done in accordance with plan and spec
locations file in the Office of the Company copy of which
will be furnished parties proposing for the work.
for mile of single track laid complete and to in
cude taking up pavement and reayng the the
satisfaction Of the City Surveyor
The Company will furnish all the materials necessary for the
execution work. the furnish the labor only,
The Company right accept reject bids
red will retain per until the work is completed
Security will be required for the faithful performance of the
contract J. COLE, President
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This Company offers SELL lease Cotton Sugar and
Farming Lands also to furnish White Labor German Swiss
Irish English and Machinery all descriptions
such Cotton Gins Cotton M, Portable and Stationary
Engines Grist Mills Timber Trucks Turpentinc and Whisky
Stills Planning and Matching Machines Saw Mills, Sash
Doors and BRd Single Machines Hay and Cotton Presses
and all kinds of Agricultural Implements to
enumerate Also Garden Seed Fruit Ornamental Trees
Of every description. a
SAM. BARD, Agent,
II Union street, New Orleans
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THURSDAY January 1th, at IL o'clock
l. NJ, the Merchants and Auconeer's Exchange the
following described property will be Sold to-wit: 49,
That spacious and well built threesory BRICK dwelling
Nos 10 Baronne having about p rooms The
square bounded by Baronne Canal Philip and
Common Streets 25 feet inches front Ba
mon to this other Said alley 70 feet wide, and
Philip street feet deep
division of Lot No 20 and 26 feet width In the rear
This Lot known 10 the original plan This pro
pery is that fine property known the
Pelican Club House, commands fun view OF Canal street.
and is constructed as to cenvert the lower story INTO
spacious store Adapted both dwelling and business the
prope,ty will always command high rental 1t is
ceptble of a rental OF $1,000 per annum
I'd No lS is the and Immediately IN he
the above and "A rect an aley
through from Baunne to Philip street. rs feet deep and Il feet
the division line OF NO. ~ This lot Is very
desirable for storage.
3D. story brick known No. "a Raronne street
Is feet II inches lines front Baronne street
the line of lot No. e. and ib5 feet
deep the line dividing it from the property
belonging University OF Louisiana and 81 feet 9nces in
This has unusually large depth Prop
erty improved will command excellent rental.
H- TERMsPFoperty firstly described purchaser 70 as
payment of note OF the State OF Louisiana
March, 1877 S55 b. O bearing interest at the
per per payable semannualy LIST June
The balance OF the purchase half cash and
the remainder u credit of twelve months.
property secondly described purchaser to assume
payment Of mortgage State due 2ls March, 1872
for ST. So and balance half cash. and remainder twelve
moaths credit
yable March 1872 interest at per cent and payable
for tho balance half casE and the remainder at
twelve months credit The notes for the credit portion to be
specially secured by mortgage the property Id and the
the OF cent from date until
maturity thea paid eight cent until final payment
The improvements to be kept insured and policy transferred TO
the vendor.
Acts Barnet Notary Public at the
OF the purchasers.
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AUCTION SALES.

.1.Rar THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, Nos n
70 Baonne Gravier and Common streets suitable
for a Club House or Hotel ..-
Rye, e. aHRAEDEY IL CO..
OEice--lI Exchange Phase.
THURSDAY, january II, 1866, at IL
O'clock the Merchants and Auctiohees EAehlse
Royal street. will ne sold at auction e,-o nv,
THAT LARGE AND COhthODious IhhfaE-oi0i.l
Brick House. by the Nos II and 3 containing about
twenty Rooms and one large Saloon ~ ,,.r,
These lots are in the square by Baronne Phipa
Gayer and Common Streets and DESIGNATED by Nos and
Lot No inches front Baronne street.
BY lOi feet inches iue deep the side towards Common
street le4 feet inches the side Lot No. adJons
the above and Is feet inches front on Bsrenne
street incIes ~ lines deep on the upper side line
Grayie street inches the line diyd
ing 1t from No The upper Of this lot vacant afford
Ing sufficient additional large building The house
has iron and galleries the second and third stories
Immediate possession had This property Is most ELI
gb within the center Of the city and business and
well adapted for either Club House or Hotel a.
&C. third cash, balance at and years credit
special mortgage the property bearing
interest per cent. ahnu from date until
maturity if not then paid per cent until final payment
Property to be kept and policy to BIO transferred 10 the
vendor.
Act Of before Edw Barnett Notary Public at the ex
pense of the purchaser
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CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.

BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON BARoNNE ST,
Gravier street,
nv j. w. WA G.T0N az DESL0NDE,
J. B. WALTON Anctoneer
Office, At Carondolet street, corner Union,
"WEDNESDAY, dan. 10, at i2 o'clock M,
w the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal
street, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm
thereon situated in the bounded by Bar
ronne Grsve Dyades and Common street and measuring B
feet inches front Barunno street. by deh the line
est Gravier of 100 feet inch and b lines the
other line of 100 feet inches and II lines, more less
The improvements consist of THREE STORGeBRlCk
STORE AND DWELLING and three story back buildings
The dwelling is well adapted for private family for rent
ing of furnished the buildings containing large
number of rooms.
n TRRAs-onehalf cash in U. Treasury notes. balance
with interest and until final
The buildings be kept insured by the purchaser
and the policy transferred the vendor.
Act Of sale before Gria Stark SoaSies Public, at the
expense OF the purchasers
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I
uaE - NEW ORLEANS, LA, January 1st 1865.
TygIURsDAY, the 1ith day Of January,
1856 II at the foot Of St Andrews street, Fourth
District, at public auction will be sold
The schooner Il W. TkOTH." her rigging tarEel and
apparel register tonnage ISL She be Anglers, La
until d,te Of
r- TRRss-tIash in u s. Currency at the hour Of sale
BY Of Brevei Cal G. Chandler Chief O. NJ. Depot
Orleans La and Acting M. Mil Div Of the Gulf
y f. S. ALLEN,
Breyet Lieut. Col and A . NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-05
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