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The New York herald., 1866-12-06

United stais.-a charge which, 4 true 10 would not
ssy rendered The President sS!s m pea r1soa
would take upon himself In his capacity Senator
here n his place. utterly deny the charge and to say
had been mis,nformed he had been most grossly mis-.
informed The President Of the United States is not
capable Of the crime which the Senator from Michigan
imputes 10 him. he Mr Dxon) did not think u proper
that such charge should 60 out against the President
without some attempt at reply He was not prepared 70
nor 10 state before the Senate tho real facts out OF which
this charge against the President had grown but no
could not IN his seat and hear such acbarse without
denying II in toto that his denial might go 10 tho
country with the assertion OF the Senator from Michigan,
and his denial a. good a. the Senator'S assertion
SAINT with the facts he knew enough OF the be
able 10 say that the charge was totally untrue.
Mr. CHispLKR-I have said that the charge was cstah-
ishcd before court of this District. My information
was derived from o the judges 81 tho court before
which the in which IL was brought out was tned
But the attention Of the senate and OF the country hav
ing been brought TO tho matter and there being gen
era desire here 10 have the bill referred. VIII with
draw the call for the yeas and nays and let y go.
Mr. TRrrpuLr wished 20 say word lest the impress
sion 20 that thoee who favored the reference OF hs
bill were opposed TO the object contemplated by u The
Senator from Michigan knew that he tMr Ibander was
not more jealous advocate Of the Connscaon bill than
he INT Trumbun was when was before the senate In
Sa @ s.d q d vs was and
ecien even " II had been cxecuted and II had been
very ineficienuy executed He would 80 against re-.
storing property rebels but he wished the bill under
consideration 70 be referred TO the Judiciary Committee
The bin was then referred according 70 Mr.. Trumbuus
uxvErxxcx ov THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGK
NJ SUMNER trep) OF Mass, offered the following,
which was adopted
Ordered That 90 much Of the Presidents Message ~ con.
foreign be referred TO the Committee on
SENATOR SUMMERS REcoSsrrvcrsos
or CONGRESS.
Mr. SUMNER offered the following resolutions, OF which
he gave notice yesterday =
Resolutions declaring the true principle. q reconstruc
ton he jnrsdcen Of Congress over ~ VS. ~ n
the erc,son Of such 6iates such Illegal governments
tutional amendments.
on Il IL Important that no false shall be taken inter
posnf obstacles delay that BY careful provisions w
Of the republic shall be secured permanent foundations
and frsernA relations shall once moro bc established
.S Thai thIs sSS csn q accomplished only bY follow
ss z: &c. 81 ssssss NJ !; "a sa' ~
The New York herald., 1866-12-06

AtdatO tho Quebec Snmercrs.
~ QuEnEu Dec. 8, 1909
The weather Ia mild and OPEN The little snow We had
is fas, disappearing The last night In aid Of the
relief fund was very successful
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The Loss or the Guy MannerIng "a Terrible
Scene.

frta ,,,la,,,;5 ~ a ,,.lIs u, ~, ,h; CD, 1r
Lh y sRlenuiv any, vel Anown snip Gny manner
ng, q new xork, owned py nj. ~ ". taylor
Wnicn salled lIoa INV olk ~ the ~ gecempeT
VIZ csfgo u cos.oh aha gtanh, Ios Alyefp ooi,
ssN sotaa Wrsch neIs apo1t E u, On me
~ III ~ oharies
Bowl Ts anu Ma y. loli IONS register.
ln ls WEE tn,rtysiA SOUS O. noard, nlne,een
Wete sayeS a1 A. we're loss.
aitef ieaving seWg oTk they nag very iavorapie
passage me nrst week, aiter wMcn, aad 70 TINS
tney nag Iearlul storms an me rest q
tne Psss9ge snelr nrst ses q sans were piown on
70 Tlpnonss ana tne remaining canvas N 2 IKE man
ner W. cargo twlce sniI.ed and me crew got ds-
apleo py Gay ana nights lneessant iapor. Inc :.
Wsre ssen maze % work sne vessel
anu CURING sne iast WEEK, rom having NO sais
l1ey were tossed 70 ana no and gradually drlfted
y ME- ~ ". .sss.,,t 3sy \, II.
Ene Mgh. peiore we Gly Mannerlng ran ashore,
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES B. SHERWOOD, SECOND
District Court of New Orleans Docket 25s9 The undi.
vided third Of valuable improved property Ca
rondeet street. between Canal and Common Streets at
auction. 81,
BIZ NELLIGAN d Won ZINKEN,
JAMES Michigan, Auctioneer
H. Office, l66 Grsyisr and II Union street.
GATURDAY, February Ia, Mt lie o'clock,
- at the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange Royal
street between Canal and virtue and
in pursuance Of order OF the Hon John W. Thomas Judge
Of the Second District Court of New Orleans dated December
18th, 1865 No. 25S9 docket of said will be sold
The undivided onehird Of certain lot ground in
the First District of this city in the bounded by
delet, st. Charles Common and Canal Streets measuring 81
feet front on Caondeet street by about 1856 feet inches in
the 9th January 1859 passed before Cenas,
late Notary in this city together with all the improvements,
rights ways privileges thereon. The improvements
sistng Of a Two STORY BRICK house, containing two
closets second floor in side building dining room pantry
kitchen and storeoos in back building wash house. ironing
room coal room, cistern, hydrant, ETC.
Ri- TERMs-Cashin o. s. Treasury Notes. Hs.-
Act Of sale bafore W d. Peters, notary public at the
ponse of the purchaser.
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PUBLIC SALE.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT couRr ESTATE OF DANIEL

PARISH 9. 81 Manrrs, La. N n 81 Decd
sas e. oa sad Of par
g. he
sla ssea m Superficial
w s s@a
plantation fronting Isle Liable and running back with
fsPn
ngs and consisting f good dwelling
h05ss with steam engine and mill with
pasture ers also steam saw m which
TWO W. TRacTs 81 WOODLAND in the cas-,
said AZ and adjoining one containing 4s9 acres the
s. TWO VI TRacTs OF PRAIRIE LAND. northeast and ad.
said part 2 superficial
10 south, range east with some fencing the first
l. THREE OTHER DETACHED PIECES OF LAND.
near the former two in sections and township south
hlba g @
being the east portion Of the northwest quarter Of
'?n II j ssSA wsspfs on. known as tn.
9 Sg % half
snsnnT 3 ssas
southeast quarter Of section 2 township SOUTH range s.
g. All the MOvEABLEs, consisting of about 80 mules, sew
81 Sa one
piano number Of valuable book. including three volumes
the Indian Tribes of America with Portraits valuable
fss ton land.
and improvements of the price payable cash
balance in one two and three from the day pnr
chasers for the credit portion Of the price furnishing their
notes payable 70 the order of the and cond
TONED to per per annum interest from their
the vendors privilege until full and final the prn
cpat and interest The moveabes payable all fifty
dollars and under cash and for all exceeding
credit Of twelve months purchasers in
furnish their notes with personal security in soido bearing
to the order Of the administrator.
w. +. WEEKS, Administrator
st. Martinsvlle La jan %, Les 800 q
NorEThe Plantation above described is we'll adapted
the of Cotton having been cultivated
Farm Tor several years previous to planting thereon
portion Of the land described at No well suited to the
cultivation of cotton. .TT fI551- . N
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THE FOLLOWING NAMED UNCLAIMED MERCHAN-
disc will be sold at public auction, according law
Rsn
ri oS-No II case sample manufacturers Wool and
Thread * g Hysr fen HaSans -, =
Ramrez-l Trunk, dozen childrsns cloth Caps, trim
3 cases Soda Water bottles, 5 to dozen each
s Sss M Ssde; in n bad ssd pf oiSsr
small box and bundle Cloaks and small box Hair Pins
3 and fi 7a cases about 200 vos French books by
BGmNSs M as and 7s8 cases each large brass
vo L-NO 5isl case French Books, BY cardenas, from
Ferrere-l box as paekages) Smoking Tobacco, by A
bags sewing Cotton in balls damaged by Harriet Wood
Mus and p boxes Dr. Patent Medi.
cines By s. st. GasIpssv a,,;s from Have Z,
Fellows Co ! Race Boat SO long and pair Oars by
Fellows Col Race Boat u feet long and pair Oars, by
Trunks Clothing and Personal Effects damaged by jacob
E E-No. 81 box az dozenJ Rhensh Wine, by R. D.
BG-Sos az bottles each1 Dinner cordials,
No, 80 boxes IL jars each Fruits in juice by
= s Kfs sg ssn
s 81 i i79 1872 300 s $50 sl,
GNo II case Hat Blocks by Fanny Eater from Mar
large
PYos. and "a boxes az bottles EACH, Wine, by A
F-No $3.50 bbls az bottles each) White Wine by A.
30o-l case Chess and Draught Men and Toys, by
iy sass Blank Books leather bound
aPNo 6sh box empty Bottles by Stephen crowe
LII O. cases gas Chandeliers and fixtures, by A F.
TD{-i2 pkrs bottled Ale by Corintbian from Iivern,o,
r PNos $sss and sa0a Patent Medicines, by
INC Nom fe[Pea Patent Medicines by cornshian
Grown No ST. box Tin Plate by John Carver from Bor
u tons (estimatedI oaassa Wood, in sticks BY Lavena
NH Ii marble Tombstone, by Portland, from Liverpool
8 slabs Slate p M Z -, 'p'''
le5S ) S Sssss E FssRf IN siss:
W Ts from
$50 $50 c Sssss Almonds ilfe1aiy MA'0e ID a. p
AG-l case Fruits and Nuts. 'h
F-No, Al case German Books '5. Grs5a5.. ri
stsward~Nos Zoo and 500 boxes Books and Paint.
kF& CO bbls ESTIMATED 90 gallons whisky.
$sRTA Sisss ''''
il bars Flat Iron y 5,5 es9.-
bar Railroad Iron.
| from Havre. " 7' ' '
$ 1865 1... :.
=.
GUNPoWDEK... ...,...GUNP0WDER
The undersigned have in Magazine and offer for salem
lots to suit customers .l=l-4 ~. go ~.
100 Kegs SPORTING powDER-FG, FFa FFFa.
$50 Half Kegs t4-t r-
$50 Quarter Kegs
so Cases =. in one pound cans
The above Powder direct consignment from the Oriental
Powder Company equal any brandt
sale in this market -
All Powder delivered free of charge n
yoSE BROTHERS 63 Magazine street
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THE UNION WAREHOUSES ON TCHouP1TouLAs
~5i- Commerce and Notre Dame streets. Us
, BIZ j. II. WALTON a. DEsLONDE, M

.-. D. b. WALTON, AUcriosEER. Isl
offce-No. Al Carondclet street.
TNHUKSDAY, Feb. 18th, mt I2 O'Clock
NJ at the Merchants and Auetioneers Exchange Royal
THAT VALUABLE and elgibly situated Warehouse pro-
pery known as the Union Warehouse in the
bounded BY Tehoupouas Notrs Dame Commerce and Girod
streets n the First District of this city and measuring M
6inches front on Notre Dame street. 1877 feet
on Tchonpouas street ls9 feet inches Commerce
and w feet5 inches in width the line parallel with
Dame street all according plan drawn by Pile late
surveyor dated june lt 1886 in the office Jules Messy late
Notary Public.
The buildings consist efa we'll built PROOF
BRICK WAREHOUSE covering the entire lot portion
that ontngon Notre Dame being story high
the rear portion two stories high. -
R- TERMS CosDITIoSs-With this property will be
sold One Thousand shares reduced to 5 shares Of Citizens
Bank stock The purchaser will be required to furnish stock
note to the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana $2 900 payable
renewable LIST of April 1866 according to the charter said
bankto assume the Of for Sl0OOJ 29l
ARr 1867 With the privilege Of extending this payment
lst 1863 With interest at the per per until
paid Inc remainder to be paid in cash in u s. Treasury
noes he credit payments all bear mortgage the
erty The buildings to be kept insured their full value by
the and policies transferred parties
est according to their respective interests.
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BUREAU DE l,ExEouTrr, ErAr DE LA
STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
u New Orleans, Februry 5, 1866
pRR99TGnhsAAIMJATcIRM AZ n. Mad,; ; Wells. s;;

WHEREAS official infornatonIhas reached that unpro
yoked and atrocos murder committed In the town OF
Shreveport parish Of Caddo the ah day 1856
and that the said Simpson has fed from Justice -.
upon all the good people Of the State lend their aid and
arrestng and bringing Justice the pepeator
reward Of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS in the name and
authority q state for the apprehension and conviction
Of the aforesaid SIMPSON
The said Simpson about thirty old heavy set Eve
feet five inches high dark hair and heavy
black whskers, with face badly pox. marked.
Given under haLd and seal OF the State this 9th day
February, 1865 the city Of New Orleans of the
Independence the United States tHe ninetieth y,
u. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor ---~Z- = : =. 4
j. H. HARDY Secretary of State
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CHOICE PROPERTY NEAR THE PoYDRAs MARKET
FREDRICKsoN,s DRUG STORE. /,

Office, AZ Carondeet street. corner of Union
'gNHURSDAY, February 18th, mt IL o'clock
be sold ~ >es' We"
That valuable LOT OF GROUND and the buildings thereon
known as Fredricksons drug apothecary
SQUARE bounded by Poydras Baronne Perddo
streets measuring le feet inch and on oyras
street, Dy w feet In depth between parallel lines
4e consist Of well built Three Story FlreProof
bhlSk sIOEE and Three Story Back Buildings E.5
can be given before the LIST Of Apr The
purchaser will be entitled to the day Of sale
HP TERMs-One half Cash. in U. 8 Treasury notes and
oneha IN the note the purchaser months 10 his
own order bearing interest at the rate Of eight per cent pei
The to be fully insured by purchaser and Tho pol
ICY transferred TO the vendor until the payment the note
Act OF sale before arma Stark notares ut the expense
Of the purchaser. -~' y S eNps's
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STATE or LoulsIAsI, EXECUTIVE DrrAnrxEs

STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARrxEsr,
WHEREAS, PATRICK HENRY FLYNN HAS
applied to re for the canceing Of his Official Bond
Bond, dated February 81 1853 for the Of $1,000
signed by Patrick Henry Flynn principal and c. Boye H.
Hoffman and j. r. Latham securities the former the
sum Of $500 and the latter In the Of $500 each the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful by
the said Flynn Of his duties Auctioneer aforesaid
cause, in writing, the office Of the Secretary State
within ninety days after the last publication OF this ADVERTISE
ment why the said bond should not be Cancelled ard
annulled.
Given my seal the State as above this
dry Of December p 1866 and Of the Independence Of the
-'-'' y. MADISON WELLS
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State. 4
ErAr LA LOUISIANA, DxrARrrxEsr DE I'ExEour1s,l
Nouvelle- Orleans lie % dacembre 1866 !
TTENDC one Patrick Henry Flynn s'est
atresse moi pour Ia cancellation de obligation OIL
cee CONNIE encanteur dams ct la paroisse dUreans
SAVIOR
uNE obligation dates du eyrer 1855 pour la somme de
sgnee par Patrick Henry Flynn CONNIE propeaire.
ct O. Boye, H. Hoffman j. Latham, securtes 10
premier pour 10 de 5000 les deux pour
somme dc $3.50 chaque Late obligation condtionnee
pour Ia fdele execution iedit H. Flynn, dc devor
CONNIE encanteur susdIt.
AVIS est present donne qu celia peu
tat dams espace jours dater de pre-
sene publication de Get avis les rsons pour esquees ads
obligation serait pas cancellee ct annulee. . :
DONNIE main ct lie de Etat ceiourdhut
lie % decebre A. 1866 ct Id quatre vngt
nee de Undergraduate des EIats-Un
j. MADISON WELLS
Ilt.-v q DALI Z.A
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The Columbus miss. Sentinel says

We learn that certain cotton operator. who has
about week since, with some $4,000 OF funds be
longing to 1.-THE house inl Memphis for which he
was acting. He was heard Of in Mobile last
Thursday, The next day an agent Of the house
down.
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NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION
HOUSE.
The undersigned notify the PUBLIC that they have changed
their Auction business into the
Grocery and Commission Business,
And Will be pleased to their friends
their old stand corner of Canal Fulton Common and Front
Levee streets.
We have associated with Mr.. F. G. RANDOLPH who
will DO pleased wait on his old friends
'tas ~ G. A. HALL 4 CO.
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OLD BUILDINGS AT AUCTION
BY McCERREN 81 co.,
Gro. W. McCERREN, Auctioneer
Office and Salesroom Masonic Hall, St. Charles street
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. II, at 10 $50 A. M,
w in pursuance Of Ordinance No. 62 dated February 5th
1866, will be sold at public auction u =
ALL THE BUILDING located on the piece of ground
bounded by Circus and Basin ST. John North Poydras
South Poydras streets
All be sold in block removed from the premises
within fifteen days from day of sale.
CIT Tash
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STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE, ON CORNER Of
Constance and Gailiope street
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES SCHUYLER
BY II. WALTON q DESLONDE.
]. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Ottice-47 Carondelet Street, corner Union


ofice-47 Carpndeet Street. corner Union
SATURDAY, Feb. IL, 1866, at Ie O'Clock
~ NJ. at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange by
virtue and in of order of Hon John
Thomas Judge of the Second District Court of New
dated 10th of January 1885, Court docket No. will sold
the account Of the above named succession the following
described property, towit $50 .' l. n r
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
ents thereon in the First district of this city, the square
bounded Ca0pe Constance and Annuncation streets
measuring % feet inches front street by
depth and front on Caope street of 100 feet forming the
OF Calope and Constance Streets
Foprne, architect dated October 81 1851 deposited in
the office OF Geo Rareshde late In this city.
The Improvements consist of TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE containing store and small on first floor
three rooms second floor with wostoy back buildings
containing four rooms also cstern and waterworks
This property leased to George Rice grocery until the
LIST day December next at the rate of S5 per month";
able monthly with the privilege Of three additional years
is paid in ina advance to the 10th Of April next
money to be paid in cash. and the equal install
mens at six and twelve months from OF sale ia the
notes OF the purchaser with date until
final payment secured by special mortgage and priy
ege the property sold The improvements to be kent
constantly insured the expense the purchaser and tic
policy to be transferred to the executrx and utrx
payment. ~ -
Acts OF sale before -- Notary Public the expense
of the purchasers.
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PROPERTIES DE vALEUR SUR La RUE TCHouPI
5 toulas y >frN4
DESIRABLE TERRAINs POUR DIES BATIssEs DAMS
lie Quatrieme District. -ss.
Nine FRANCIS s. OGDEN, de R. N Ogden ct tutris
naturel VS.. R. N Ogden, j. N. Ogden, decides
PAR CHARLES E. TORTIER,
EscAsrEUR-No 50 rue de la Douane
yenn dams la Bouse DIES Nagociants ct Encanteurs rue
Royae cees du Canal ct de Ia Dnuane
a. Deunsme Gear Dc District q L Noayee Orleans
le de fever 1856 pencan lie proprete ciapres decr
IN GE les
deux etages ct les autes authorizations situe dams e
plan par Moeihansan q janvie s 10 dit terrain
27 pda profondenr gne guile separe dc terrain NO
nae 100 peds Ia gne qu e de terrain No.
peds Ia rue Benjamin. s. pieds pouces sur Ia gne en-
derrere courant la dite Benjamin, laquele
euse les smo
Ssons bassss dams L DsO
Ct suse.s dssgnss par Ms neak ct 2ua.s plan
fSdeur entire gnes parallels ct terrain No Qnatre
peds de face sur la par III peds de pro-
g. oER ss dams lie subou
Z paa i
SS; Qnars e. Cna as No. sur IN plan dresss PHr
r p Dc #
ct gnes la lgne qui e divse dc terrain No
It
face la Adele peds pouces ct gns de face
rne Futon pisds 10 gnss De proiondenr sur
la ligne de division du terrain No. Quatre.
en- blss gaaran PAL 6yposhsaae aves pour cent
De date usqua Placement LIE propriete laauee
avoir ste transsrsr is tutrs jusaua placement finale
des billets. Nt,4- E.gs .gf
frais lacQpereurs e
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uN BAT1MENT AVEC MAGAsIN, ENCoIGNURE DES
Rues Constance ct Calliope
Succession de CHARLES SCHUTTLER decece
PAR j. b. WALTON d DEsLoNDE.
/, J. B. WALTON, Encanteur,
g ass Bureau--i7 rue Carondeet, encoignure Union.
SAMEDI, lie IL feyrier, s86, a midi, IL Sc
rue Royale entire cele du Canal la Douane
une ordre de Honorable John W Thomas
juge de Deuxeme C0ur de District de la Noyele Orleans
date du 10 feyrier 1866 rendu dams aares cdessous
sera vendu fencan public lie compe de lie succession
ia proprlee cl.aptes dccre. savor-- e llggHsg N-
uN MOROCCAN DE TERRE ayec batisses ct ameliora.
tons stu dams lie Quareme District de cette y dams et
esrant % ped pouces de face la Constance par
nne profondeur ct face la Caope de 100 ps faant
encognue des Caope Constance par plan ps par
NJ Tourne architect date du 81 octobre 1851 depose
bureau de George Rareshide exnoaire de cette VILE
Les authorizations consistent nason bo deux
etae nagan ct deux pettes chamhres premier
pance tro chanbres second autre batsse
ct water-works dams la cour
Cette propree est onee Geo Rice our grocere usquau
Ter DC decembre proclaim ratson de 90 mos payable
tous les mo avec lie privilege de tros de plus 1squau
30 avril 1866.
R TERHEs EFT CoHDIrIoHsUne Motto payable compliant
ct Ia paanee en- parte egae ct II mos du jour de la
date Jusgua Placement final hypohegue spectacle pn
de yendenr la popete enue Les bsse restent
aux de Facqnereur Hassrance ransees
au tuteur executf jusqu'a Placement final.
Acte de vente pardevant -- -, notaire public,
AUX frais de facau6reur. ,.. -.sft I-r' rs
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Streets 8
By j. b. WALTON O. DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auc.oneer,
- Office No. AZ Carondelet street corner of Union
rEHUKSDAY, February 18th, 1890, a. IL
o'clock NJ, At the Merchants Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street. will be Sold eS'
IA. LOT OF GROUND In the square bounded by Apollo
FIRST bacehus and new Philip street, No
on plan deposited in the nee Of BEARD late Notary
IS plan No 81 said lot measuring 10 feet 10 inches and
between parallel lines. " 80 ~
Upon this lot there Comfortable Two yctnp
Houses and wotoy back buildings good order and well
arranged for two small families. :
The house First Is rented until LIST October
1900 possession of the other will be given LIST April next
TERMs-One half Cash in u s. Treasury notes. balance
az ~ months credit with b cent per interest from
date TN paid with mortgage The buildings kept fully
insured by the purchaser and the policies transferred
vendor until final payment.
pense Of the purchaser
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IMPORTANT SALE
BATruRE- PROPERTY.
FOURTEEN SQUARES OF GROUND
-rNrHE-
FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS, AT AUCTION,
FOR ACCOUNT OF CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
IMPORTANT SALE
BIZ MecERREN & CO..

ID 4 "CCEhhE EN- q LU,
GEo. W. MoCERRES, Auctioneer
Office and salesroom Masonic Hail. st. Charles street.
THURSDAY, Feb. 9Th, and folI0 wing days
at IL O'Clock NJ, the Merchants and Auctioneers' Elk
change Royal street. the City of New Orleans
as hy Ordinance No 6e dated January TO- 1885,
ALL THAT PORTION OF BATTURE, comprised in the
bounded by st. Louis Cent? Peters and Clay
in the two squares bounded by Cont Cutomhose Clay
and Front in the bounded by cssomhouse
bounded by Canal and ST. Joseph Front
In the bounded by Nore Dame St. Joseph
Delta and Water streets. tsE5
be exhibited at time Of sale. NJ t.& = 7aT7
cash in obligations of the City
Of New Orleans United States Treasury Notes. and
in equal nsaments divided into coupons if required
two three and four credit with special mortgage
property Sold said to bear interest the Of
per from date maturity, if then paid
eight cent thereafter until final payment with the priv
lege part the purchasers pay the whole or part
their notes In cash.
Acts of sale before Hero City Notary all expenses
including the stamps to be paid the purchasers
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IMPROVED AND UNIMpRoyED PROPERLY IN THE
First Second, Third Fourth Districts East and West
Boalisny and carrolltonsecond District Court of New
, orisans--So 1889 y. y