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Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

Rev. Mr. Wolcott, of the Congrega-
tional Church of this city, yesterday
sent into the Church and Society his
resignation as pastor, to take effect the
last of this month. Council of the
church to meet on the 18th instant, in
said church two and half P. M. The
Rev. Mr.. Dean occupied the pulpit yes
terday.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05
nsa- Perhaps no market in the ooun

neaL Perhaps no market in the coun-
try is more tidily kept than our own.
Those who visit the building are loud
in their praises of Mr. Charles Solomon
the ianitor, who compels every one to
be scrupulously clean. Mr.. S. is ever
at his post--a more faithful officer can
not be found. This city is highly for
tunate in securing such men for posi-
ton.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

R5g~ The DAILY MONITOR will be a
permanent institution, the encourage
ment which we have already received
rendering this certain. Send along
your names and advertisements.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

ReaE~ The Union County Republican
Convention will meet at the Tannery.
tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock,
Three coroners will be nominated the
present Sheriff, Edgar Pierson, Esq,
holding over another year, according to
rule.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

Beg The work of charging the office
of the County Clerk is progressing
finely-Mr. Silas H. Marsh doing the
mason work. We rejoice that DR.. Can
non is to have place in which he can
breathe with some degree of comfort. =
The Office has needed this extension a
long time.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

Hs~ We trust our police will make
an example of the party or parties who
seem to delight in tearing down posters.
Let them lose their occupation for a
term of six months each-it will have a
salutary effect t,-. -t.ts.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

HeA- Rolla Steam Engine Company,
No. 2, of this city, will be honored with
complimentary ball at New Bruins
wick, on Thursday evening next. Rolla
will be the guests Of Steam Engine
Company, No. 5.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

~gsa We learn that General George
B. Mcclellan will visit this city in
about two weeks-and while here will
be the guest of a gentleman who for.
merly served under his command,
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05
nea- The old pump. corner Of Spring

8eAr The old pump. corner OF Spring
and Lafayette streets, which has sup
piled water to those living in Spring
street for many years past, has been re-
moved-the supply of water having en-
tirely failed. The urchins in that
neighborhood will now be deprived of
playing with the pump handle.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

BS- Rev. DR.. Miller, of the Broad
Street Baptist Church, yesterday gave
the hand of fellowship to ten persons.
Since the organization of this church
its membership has increased from
sixty-five to one hundred and forty
five.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

B% Messrs. Faitoute and Huff 1um-
Der dealers in this city, received pre-
MUM for their beautiful draught horse,
exhibited last week at the State fair.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

aeap Committee on Naturalization
meet at the Executive Committee
Rooms every evening from to oclock.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05
GRANT AND CoLFAX GLUE.

President.-William d. Chetwood.
Vice Observation-Disclosures Harris.
Recording Secretary.--Joseph ]. Ogden.
Corresponding Sec.--Stephen H. Faulks.
Treasurer.-Amos Clark, Jr.
Club meets at the Tannery" every Tues
day evening. s
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

asg~ Captain Seth B. Ryder, the pop
ular painter. &C., is building valuable
house on the Salem road, near Senator
Clark's residence -
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

gep We have one hundred regular
subscribers at the Port-the number
daily increasing
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

neap South Broad and Catherine
streets are to be laid with the Nichol-
son pavement.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

-asa Mr.. Horace Greeley will speak
at the Tannery, on Tuesday evening of
next week, October IA.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

nea- The Democracy of this city are
making arrangements to have an i'm
posing parade. a&a g e@~
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE. -
Elizabeth. t. Hand, John Dan
forth, Stephen FL. Powell, Jos J. Og-
den, D. w. G. Stanford, f.. Harris, r.
B. Thompson, Samuel Murray.
Rahway-U. M. Osborne, Patrick
Clark, John j. Hugh, G. G. Hough.
Plainfield-E. W. Runyon.
Westfeld-J. @. Dudley.
Union-Ogden Woodruff.
New Providence-Jo T. Wilcox.
Linden-John @. Rose.
Springfeld-Samuel G. Smith.
Clark-Hugh w. Bovine.
The above committee are requested
to meet at the Tannery on Tuesday af-
ternoon, Oct. 6, at three o'clock. BUSH
ness of great Importance.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

gea- The second debate between the
Catholic societies of Elizabeth, and
Newark viii take place at Market Hall,
this evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

EGsn The Jackson Association of this
city, will visit Westfeld, on Thursday
evening of this week.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

nea- One hundred and sixty teachers
and scholars yesterday attended the
Sabbath school of the Broad Street Bap-
tist Church.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05
VOL. |. NO. Ii.
City gtellls.
REpUBLIcAN CENTRAL CLUB.

President James H. Aikman.
Treasurer.-Amos Clark, Jr.
Secretary.-Ira b. Wheeler.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

lst ward d.=-Sergcsnt GeorgeN. Potter, VIII
lianl,A Driver seuW Sc aeEH
2h ward.-Col. John Danforth, Ser'gt. Will
liam Christopher.
Sd ward. -ih,rporals stephen H. Powell,
George Sanders. 4
18th ward.-Capt j. Madison Drake, C..
Symmos Higgins.
5th ward Serge cant Nathaniel Green,
Jrmes II. Altman.
9th ward.-Capt. George F. Steahlin, james
c. Blake. 1 A E &a
7th ward.-Sergeant w. F. Smith, Elias C.
Fanderveer
Sth ward. Samuel Murray, James N. Hyde.
Meet at Committee Rooms every evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-05

RA- A grand Republican meeting
will be held at the Tannery on Tuesday
evening, Oct. 9Th. "a -
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oGce-No. II Exchange Place
FIsUEsBAY, Feb. 25th, Is6s, ct lie o clock
uoneers Exchange by order Of f. T. Norton Esq General
Assume in Bsu kptcy FOX the United States District Court
urreudeie ed for benefit Of his creditors he
elgi5ly located Ard yalga9le property will be sold
abe property known No ls6 Common street situated In
the First Dtr Ct OF this city and the square bounded Nv
ing 80 feet front Common street. l36 inches lines
deep line dividing from property towards Baronne
property Carondet street, together With 81 ne i'm
provtments thereon rights ways and appurtenauoes there
sructsd Three story Brick Store No Is6 Common street.
the lower story front being Of nos the upper part camened
eesed below above and leased to Messrs Given Brown
Co, at the rate Of 5000 per AMMAN, payable monthly
trade, and especially constructed with view 10 ans
berg srran ed with inclossd glass once b be
and second floors admirably lighted rear and
having All the convensDees Necessary T. frclas cst
house. 1
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY. situstei IN ,bs
First District Of ths cry ant In the square bounded bv h
5Ihe, 1Isve Oni9s and Dryades Gate Phippa
Le ~ - ~ sfke one measuring g tett inches
mont en- bsrenne street b feet inches lines wide in
the rear lis Ret ii inches deep the upper
liz feet 10 inches the lower side line Together with AM
re mE % merits thereon comprising that spae and
Baronre street the lower story being an iron rent viii
large stores; hall leading up into the upper stories divided
lease The lower floor OF store No 81 h leased INTO -
At the rae Of slCO month the remainder only
8 IHE THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING. No e,
Barone street next above the Baronae and r
the square bounded by Baronne Graer Union and DyAe
date Ph ppa) streets ~ lot measures % feet inches
line snd ieet deep on the lower linz and tb
provemsnts comprise The three story Brick Dwelling No a
and oing doors; threestory brick bniIdnE In he
cor tsinne six rooS esierrs etc aFo leased until he Ii
81 October seo at the rate Of soO per annun payable
HE TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the FOa.th
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omce-No. II Exchange Plaza
SATIRBAX, February =. 1865 nj ~
~ oeloek N, At the Merchants and Aucti0neer,' ~
change Royal street, between Car and Casombo1ss
streets f seeount Of departure and 81 health will be sold
That well known and ropular known As CHAWK,S
FAIR OAKS PROPERTY bling the piece OF ground a na
ted on the New Orleans New Canal shell ROAD on ne Me-
ar hcg partly in the parish OF Orleans and partly IN The
"a Ism OF Jefferson designated by tn on sketch N
heneourt measuring 100 feet inches lines front on Tie
New lanai M feet inches deep the of lot NJ
ieet inches lines deep the side towards the Mstse
resd snd - eet 10 inches wide in the The uhos ro
perry under eUce. and under high of catvateo
with the buildings and ornamental vegetable grns 6
perfect order and property this kind In %
vienaes q New Orleans Tbe property only IN conse
quence Ofthe propretors III health Parties dsiros ~ go
tnung this line Of business wiz nnd this an Unusual opp
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JAIoB VAN wI0KLE VS.. ARTaUR HAUCH-FhiHO
District Cont OF New on esEs-No A,5H

DY VIRTUE OF q wrIs Of SeIzare 81
EDssle to di ected by the Honorable the ihriu
New Orleans in she absvo enttea
will sell Public Auction st TIE hefcnA.3 -
Auconesrs Exchange, Royal street between Jana -,
Gust nuonse streets IN the Seeond Distrct ~ ~ she
TUESDAY, the third day Of March, 1905 ~ IL "'' - -
fol0wIns described Operty. viz: ..,r, ...A 4, hs
4 FOUR CERrhIN LOTS OF GROUn Nd, shnslsu ~ 5 ~
Second District Of this city, IN square - ~
Caoadeet ak Rochcbaye - Peter aud SOree ,ols
desig sttd by NO. 2gi 202 ia and lI3 me ms
measure follows, 10 wit: LOIS kas 1ol ara - ~
tkiyevrn ees Caronoelet Walk, and nave tue ~
epths, POI 257 inches ara
division ice OF lot No 22; and lots Nos ~ Aeq -
each 81 ST. Peter street, BY loo iset IN uePA
between parallel lines. - - .,-.h. ..o,,
Dsbct hnd square designated by tue Nos. = ana o.
plan a. deepest In the once OF Magner notary, a
having American measure ihe following oinneasi
Lot No u eet 10 front St Peer street, . iat
incl e. ans deep, kochsblsve street. p
et 4 ches he other line, and 20 feet Wdth IN
tie reA lot S feet inches and Ines front on kseh7-
bnve street width IN Is feet 10 Inches
on the line Of lot No % feet inches and lines
pt on Rosheblave steet the width the am "
feet cr deep the line OF lot A aad los No 10 est
6ncres front Carondeet WsE, II eet inches
in tie ear IS ee inches lines deep aad front on
Rochsb ave street ct IL inches sud lines on the
other ire Together with all the bulding aud
on the above ind Ine lots OF ground
firstly Deserted were acquired by the defendant from r
COque and ais per passed before j. Agasse lave no
tnry harch 1862 and those dy decrio
we're acquired by him Levasssur per act before o.
v FOulOu, notary, on the LIST December loo-.
Sc zed il the above suit.
LsT-TKRNs-Cssh on tie spot
ja3l fels mas Sheriff of the Psrsh OF Orleans.
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EOE sALF-REAL ESTArE-SEvRRAL HIN.
oted Cotton aad Sugar Plantations located IN the be-t
RoronS Of TIE cotton and sugar growing States Also nice
aht4ons ora nge Ofchards, and large bodies valuable
uher bands Also large variety city and suhurban ~
perry, IMPROVED and 1nimprOyed The orm d rssidences
stores hudng lots and squares favorable terms Par -
Nshiag 70 invest VII do well 70 call examire our -s
ties sier Gard, Rsal Estate Agents No IS Gsrsssles
Stree ew Orleans
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AUCTION SALES.

t, "a secure most variable and charmin pro9ery.
csptble with proper attention. Of making fortune in Few
fourth cash; balance At two and three
years for secured by mortgage on tbs property
bea ing eight aR0rm Interest from date Of sale
mt Hra The improvements to be kept fully IN
purchaser aud the policy Transferred % the
Ar urt the Of Possession viii b9
Of he sale ard tie stock ard fixtures sold
70 the purchaser should he requrs them, at fair vauA'ion
with u s ntersal revenue stamps at
expense Of the Purchaser before kdw Bsrne notary
uubf
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nv g. DE FERIET.

AUcuoSEEROnics and salesrooms 50 Bienville street.
CAJUMDA Feb. =, 1858, AZ Ia
- O'Clock the Merchants and AuctiOneors Exchange
oya street. between Canal AVID Custorhouse trsets BY
public auction the following real estate Will be sold
A SPLhkDID LOf % GHOUNnin the Second District
city, the square bounfed BY ST Louis Royal COnt
Bourbon streets measunng b3 feet ncss front s.
Louis street. BY % feet inches In oepth between parallel
lines The build ugs and improvements consist Of two
stoty brick hui with slaes stururO1m three
ttory back building end stables, another small bnildng
carliaee entrances. paved and unpaved yard, etc
The Is inside Of mOOth Hays, aud the street s.
LOUIS ttreet IL paved with square bocks.
b. TrRMs-O half cash and the balance credit OF
and in notes secured by special mortgage and
NencoT md bearing eight cent interest t1e
az rsle uut hua payment the buildings q be kept in
suIed ans the policy transferred 70 vendor In Of suit
for the Of amount Of uHpaid the
chutr vii be required 10 five per cent. attorneys
mitfions OF the smtunt required
see with United states internal Revenue stamps,
before -, Notary Public. 1t purchasers expense.
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az c. Il. GIRARDEY d CO.,

BY G. II. GIRARDEY IL CO.,
AUCToNEERs-Ofice. II Exchange Place.
THURSDAY, bah Inst, aC tOH O'Clock A.
the Stores No. IS aud 81 Canal street, and Nos
and Camp Canal aud Camp streets ny order
E + Norton ESQ., Assignee In the Bankr pcy of dessrs
Drevfus BOthers Co.. public auction. will b. sold
TIE WHOLE STOCK OF ASSORTED CLOTHING,
Gentemen's Furnishing Goods
Trunks, Nalises. Pats, Caps,
SHOW Casts and Windows
Counters Desks, Fixtures
Iron safe, Gas Fixtures, etc,
contained In the Stores Of hessrs. eyfus Brothers Co
Canal snd Camp streets in the city New Orleans
comprising large and eleg ant assortment OF
Business, Dress and Over Goats,
Pants, Vests, etc,
Of the latest styles aud suitable for all seas
Shirts Hosiery GlOves,
CTavats and Collars.
Over AZ d Undershirts, Drawers, etc,
Of Eorino, Net, wool Flannel Linen Lowell, Check etc.
Trunks, Nalisss Satcnels, etc,
In all varietes-a very large aud well assorted stock.
Hats and Caps.
Of every style, for Ven, Youths aud O. ldren.
This well assorted stock OF the most
pete in this city and offers unusual inducements the trade
for pr, mpt supply At reduced rates. the whole will be
closed out without re,erve.
RB-fFRNs-Cssh in U S ryeasury Notes.
Catalogues OF the Stock will be ready dstrb ntoE before
the sale.
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CHAS. I. NASR'S SALES,

TOBACCO TORaoro rop,r,,o
s. n Damaged Manufactured Tobacco Saved fr,r Ere
~ 20 ruin street, by order OF the L. s Government
BY CHAS r. NASH,
Tr AUCrIONEHR-Ofice Masonic Hall
hSDAH. San Instant, at n O'cIoeLS
crs - AZ Vnhed States Bonded Warehouse No M Hy
y. 49, Ie account Of the United States Government viii
bf,o u 4, lptoTiiy and without limit reserve
ton street. a'''' sN'eu Hoh nfe +" % Fui'
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AssIGNEE'S SALE
IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF JACOB BARKER.
SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OR
RESERVATION
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY,
-coNPRIsISc-
--- $500 --------- --~--- -,-..v., sIvRE, NJ.
lss COMMON, BETWEEN cARoNDELET AND BA-
ROME STREETS.
THOSE F0UR-SToRY BRICK STORES, NOS. 81 AND
Os BARoNEE, BETWEEN GRAvIER AND UNION
STREETS
THE THRER-sToRY BRICK DWELLING NEXT TO
THE CORNER AND ADJoINISG THE ABOVE
STORES, KNOWN AS NO. g. BARoNSE, BETWEEN
GRAVIER AND UNION STREETS.
AIwo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on THE CORNER
OF APOLLO AND FELICITY ROAD STREETS.
TWO BATTURE LOTS ON TCHoUPIroULAs, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS.
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND,
COMPLYING
THE SQUARE BOUNDED BY MAGAZINE LIVE OAK,
oCTAvIA STREETS AND PETERS
AVENUE, IN RICKERyILLE,
IMPROVED AND UNDER HIGH CULTIVATION
and
SHADE TREES PLANTED AROUND TEE ENTIRE
sQUARE.
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EYC.E.G rRARDEY q CO..
NICHOLAS j. HoEY AuetioRser,
Ohice-No. II Exchange Plaza
Eah earnneueEuU A,


NICHOLAS J. Holy, AuetioReer,
Ohice-No. II Exchange Plaza
TINTESDAY, Feb. Is. 1865. commencing at
4 and nu.d dsily thereaiter the
hour until the entire stoc disposed Of will be sold at
asssnees IN the bankruptcy Of Loeb Simon
DRY GOODS. FIXTU RES etc, urendered
m he teneft Of their creditors cOntA ned in the hgeOy
iron Ne Sc Canal street. between Camp anu Gagazs
Tie stock comprises large and well selected assortment
Domestic Imported ssple Dry Goods carefully
lected for the holessle trade Of this city consisting
part as fol ovt:
Blesehed CottoHs Sheeting shirtinz and Pill
Casing fancy staple Prints variety and Of
O popular style and manufactures, Stripes Checks,
Tckf and DENNIS Of the beet quality aud the desir
able cOoTs, Paid Kerseys Jeans Cottonades and Osna
burgs heavy and suitable Tor plsBtati Irish
Lii and Linen Dsuask and T1weng, Popns, Merinos,
Does in and Cashmere; twill plain and Canton FlAnnes;
re and Csshmeres Opera Fisnnes; Tarans; Encsh
German Cotton and Wool Hosiery Madras Cotton Linen
CambIe and Silk Handkercheis Quilts Towels; T. read
MoOieu Cotton and silk Under hirs and Drawers Balm1
rails; skrts Table Gov Gloves; Tape Thread; Spool
Cotton Hooks Eyes; Euttohs Eyees; Linen aud Bob
binet Mosquito Bars Iy0pese and Ia
cloths Ginghams, Bsreges; Mourning and tf Mourning
English Msdspoass, etc larIe variety of BrOwa Irish
mems. Tu kish Towe's, Napkins etc.
Descriptive catalogues OF the tntire stock will be ready
the lth nstsnt for distnbuton The stock being
sve the variety great that il is dficu
merste by advertisement the immense number OF articles
offered this attraction which vel worth the attention
~ entire Dry Goods trade.
b. TERMs-Hash IL u. s. Treasury notes.
By order Of ire Assgnees
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jasl els mas
FRITZ HUPPEEBAUER VS.. DENIS BEcHAQ-sIXFH
District Court Of New OrleAns-Eo 2O7JL

DIV vIRTUE OF writ OF seizure nd sale
ID 10 me directed By Honorable the Xsh strict Court
Orleans in the above entitled cause viii proceed
to at public auction the premises hereinafter Do
sted, on TUESDAY, the egheeath day Of February.
iS6S AZ l0Ia O'clock - -. j..
the Restaurant situsted in the First District
city. Common street HSA rs aad lSO bet cen 81
Cha Is and Camp streets
Seized in the sat.
p1rTERNs-Ths berg the second and last auction the
property oehntivey Indicated 70 the highest an
bdoer, whst will brpg, At twelve minhs credit
the purchaser furnishing bond with good and suneent
security bearing eight per interest Annun from
date, and privilege said property until hnl yment
Said purchaser deduct and cash the amount OF
printing, Clerks sberhs feos, keeping ETC. say about
S2l5 GE ". AVhkt,
tb5 II IS shsrin sfthe Parish Of Orleans
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n = cInARnFY q a. DE FERRET rs. A. sCHWAb-
Finh Di..rict Court Of New orlsans-so lSAo.
DY VIRTUE OF and In ob-ct.se &c $3.50 e. st
I'D rendered February 1900 aug ~ 1 ,t.os
nv fle A. ors HE the Filth Distric Court OF NeN
IN the above enlisted cause. iii proceed y s 7pfRS
auction on the premises hereinafter degnated on 80
DAY, the sizth day 81 February 1865. a. nall pass ~
o'c eek p - Al. rur.
nure therfin contained situated At Ne 10 oya
tie Merchants and Auctionsers' exchange sec0u~ D
Of this city
-ALsO-
An assortment Of Cioth Ca simero, Velvet etc
The who irVl Whfc1 can Do s-Se IN ny 49,
lrovirtnaily fezed in tie above su4t
Rs- TKkHs-Cash The spoi. lay
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Oreaa%
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Ely @. DE FERIET,

AUcToSEER Office and Saesrooms Sc Bisnville street.
CATUkDAX. February Sth, 1868, at 10
- O'Clock NJ at the Merchants' and AuetiOneers' Ex
change Royal street between Canal ana Gu t0mnouse Streets
pub ic auctOR viii be Tod--
A sfLEhnID lOT OF GROUND In the Second District
OF This city the squsrs bounded by Magny Cssacaiyo
ROyHl ysan Fields ard M0eSu Charities streeta Said
lot 81 feet less frOnt Aargny street.
las teet inches ~ less
The Budngs and improvements consist Of comfortable
Residence, containing and back gallery;
story Build containing two each Stsbes suni
cieny age To accommodate teA horses, carriage entrance
PTives, CisteTn, etc.
ra-fKRHslIs half cash, and the balance a credit Of
In note secured by special mortgage aud vsBdOrs
len and bearing egat from
day Of sale until final payment; tie buildings be kept
injured the cost Of the purchaser and the Pocy transferred
t. vtndOr In Of suit for the If the
the and Interest the purchaser wdl he required pa
I've cent at 0ney's commissions the
cred
Act Of sale with U. Internal revenue stamps attached
before - -----, Notary Public, at purchasers
S1plnse.
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AUCTION SALES.
SHERIff'S SALES.

A.. HARCHASD VS. WIN soERY AND B. s. HARPER
Co-Fourth District Court of New orleans-No.
1908
DY VIRTUE Of writ OF neri faeia.
ID aseInrt Nm ~ cry objected by the houora1ie
the Foarfh District Court Of New Orleans in the above
entitled cause proceed 20 sell at public auction At mo
rerchapt.i ma Auc0neers kxcsange Royal street be
tween Canal Cuse mhOuse Streets in the second us
tret o. this eity THU RSOAY the 9th day Of fe9ruAy
1858 At IL O'Clock the following described properly
An the right interest Of dsfeas.at VIM soey N
and 10 the Merchants Cotton Press situate in the n
compr.eo within Caiope Gaiennie. New Lsvee and %
Live streets as well as sid DEFENDANTS interest In aaa 70
the revenues Of said PBess.
n the above salt
50 ihkfs-OAsh On N SEORGE ". AVERY,
,,r a, Re sheriff ef the Parish Of orleans
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ERTY IS CAPABLE OF YIELDING A LARGE IN
CONE, AND Is SOLD ONLY IN CONSEQUENCE
EASY TERMS AND LoND CREDIT, WITHOUT
LIMIT.
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sve ana the variety great too difficult to
offered this attraction which wei worth she attention OF
H5E- TERHs-Cash il U. s. Treasury notes.
By order Of TIE Assgnees
TIE "FAIR OAK" HOUSE,
ON THE JULIA sTEEET SHE'LL ROAD,
BETWEEN
THE METAIRIE AND OAKLAND RACE COURSES,
SITUATED ON THE UPPER SIDE OF TIE HALF.
WAY HOUSE, ACCESSIBLE BY TEE CANAL
STREET HORSE CARS.
THE PROPERTY Is
ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE,
PLEASURE RESORT,
IN THE vICINAGE OF NEW ORLEANS;
HAVING TWO EXCELLENT AND WE'LL FINISHED
FRAME BUILDINGS, AND ALL NECESSARY
OUT RoUsEs,
THE GROUNDS TAsTEFULLY LAID OUT, AND
UNDER A HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION.
PLANTED IN FRUIT AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND sHRUBBERY.
THE BUILDINGS ARE DETACHED; ONE con-
SHRUGGED AND ARRANGED EXPRESSLY FOR
BUSINESS. BARRON, AND REFREsHxENr
SALOON" THE RECEPTION AND ENTERTAIN
MENF OF GUESTS, AND POPULARITY KNOWN AS
CHAwKs FAIR OAK HOUSE,
----' N~ann rrnrrSn rrANnSnME DWELLING
HOUSE SEPARATE AND DETACHED FROM THE
MAIN BUILDING, ARRANGED FOR DWELLING;
TOGETHER WITH OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
ERECTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE AMUSEMENT
OF GUESTS SEEKING SPORT AND RELAXATION
FROM THE CITY.
TO AN ENTERPRIsING PROPRIETOR TIE PROP.
ERTY IS CAPABLE OF YIELDING LARGE IN
CONE, AND Is SOLD ONLY IN CONSEQUENCE
OF TIE ILL HEALTH OF TIE OWNER, on
EASY TERMS AND LoND CREDIT, WITHOUT
LIMIT.
BIZ G. Il. GIRARDEY a Co.
omoe-No. II Exchange Plaza