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GEORGIA.

The Convention REQUESTS nm Appropriation
for an Air Line Rnilroad-Probable Ad.
tournament ON March ~.
ATLANTA Feb 90 1888
The Reconstruction Convention to-day resolved to
quest Congress 10 make liberal Appropriation for the
building OF the Air Line Railroad from Atlanta TO
Charleston, s. G. The resolution was passed unanL
mously
motion to adjourn sine die was lost
motion TO reconsider the action Of yesterday In
tabling resolution endorsing the course OF Congress
references 10 impeachment was lost--yeas co. nays O.
Mr. Hocomb moved that "this Convention do
adjourn 70 again tho third Tuesday In May and
remain In session long may be necessary for the
of the loyal Georgans the Congress Of the
United States"
The Convention will probably adjourn on the l7Ih Of
March.
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SUICIDE IN the FOURTEENTH WARD.

About half past nve o'clock last evening young man
named James J. Burke, residing a No lsi Elizabeth
street, returned home from his business and told his
wife ,hs, he had received money, yesterday being
pay day ~ his place Of business the Tax COMMISSIONER
once He then threw his arms around his wifs's neck
and exclaimed. "Goodby, Ellen" and before she bad
time 10 prevent him placed spgio bareled pistol TO his
left side and shot msef through the heart and he tell
dead almost Instantly The unfortunate man was but
twenty OF age and lived in the house
with his father, who is said to be quite we'll Oh.
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Daring Robbery Near Reading.

READING Feb 20, ls6s
A daring and extensive robbery was committed last
night Of Kassingers mill, on the Tupshacken creek,
about ,hree miles from Reading. Charles Long the
miller was attacked in his mill about two O'Clock In
The morning by four men disguised They shot At him
with pistols and robbed him OF 81, 500 which he had
upon his person; he Was then left, tied IL vas dis
covered this morning that his house had bees entered
during the night by the same party. Two bedrooms
were and S. 900 In government bonds s2 600
In sreepbaoks and 81 900 In gold taken therefrom
reward O, Al 900 has offered for the
Of ,he robbers, but no arrests have besn made up TO
,hia TINA
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Towles, J. NJ Rix. New Hamps~re; J. xarris. H. Fun
denberg, Maryland; Z A. Angel W. Cangsl. Rhode
Island; G. w. Wright Illinois: J. ~ Fuller, B. BECK
ton. lsnghened addross 10 the gra duates then
delivered by Mr. Clarence A. Seward. Mr. BOswoh, n.
D., also delivered . valedictory both OF which
very warmly received
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LOUISIANA.

Adoption of Revised Articles by tho Conven.
ttOn.
New ORLEANS, Fab 20, 1888.
The Convention to-day adopted the articles OF the
constitution as revised by the special committee TO
No l42.
resolution introduced, which lies over, author
izng the Printing Committee to print and issue ten
thousand copies OF the constitution
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HAYTi.

French Men.of.War Arrived Mt Port ma
Prince-Salnave's Reyerscs-Saiomon Ex.
poctod In May.
HAVANA, Feb 20, 1868.
Late advces have boon received from Hayt. The
French Admiral with three ships Of had arrived In
she harbor Of Port au Prince Cameau, the Minister Of
the Interior under the Sainave government had re.
signed Sanave had experienced heavy losses in his
campaign against the Cacos rebels General Salo
noa is expected from Europe in May.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The COnvention-Charges Against an Editor.
JACKSON Feb co. 1885,
resolution offered in the Convention last night
which referred to the proper committee, setting
forth the old charges against Merriam and additional
charge OF q slanderous publication in the Clarion
Nothing of importance was done to-day.
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SHOOTING AryRAY-A man Eamed Michael Remmlk
rot into IN alteration with woman named Teresa
Isascs in tho tenement house s43 West Twenty sixth
street last evening" and attempted TO shoe, her Tho
woman's face was burned by the powder but shs was
NOS Injured by the ball Remmik escaped
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ABYSSINlA.

The British ExpeditiOnary Reports Still Fa.
vOrubie.
LONDON Feb 29-Evenng.
Later news from the English captves in Abyssina
has been received here to-day They still safe and
we'll 1t Magdala The advance of tho English army had
arrived at place Antaio The Tigre people
sverywhsrs friendly. There was no sickness among
the troops.
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PROBABLE SHOOTING or Tany.-A thief attempted TO
10, on board or schooner lying At the foo, Of west
Eighteenth street, about nine O'Clock last evening. and
was shot at by boy who employed on board The
boy says that the fell but. no trace Of his where
aboua could be found 90 Thorough seach being nade
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BAVARIA.

Death of King Louis the second.
MUNICH Feb. 20. 1883.
His Msjesty Louis H.. King Of Bavaria, died yester
day. He was only twenty. three years old.
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TBLECRAPHIC News
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ENGLAND.

Mr.. Disraelps Official Appoint ments.
LONDON, Feb. 20, Evening.
George scaser Booth. NJ P for North Hants will
cssd George w. Hunt Under secretary Of the Treasury
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.Jnmes n. KJrjxer.

Major James b. Krker, the well known Catholic book
publisher OF this city, died Friday last, after
illness Of week. The deceased was for many years
connected with the sixty-ninth regiment as captain
Of the Engineer corps and took active part
in the organization OF the Corcoran Lagoon
which contributed SO much 10 tho suppression
OF the rebellion Possessed OF great executive abilities
he was commissioned auarcrmaster to the Legion and
also TO that OF tho First division OF the seventh army
corps which commission he held until near tho close
or the war; when he resigned For honorable service
he had been brevetted BY the President OF tho United
States TO the rank Of major.
Major Krker possessed all ihoso qualities which arc
calculated 10 make lasting freudsh ps--smplicity OF
manner, urbanity, charity and integrity.
His funeral will take place tomorrow morning at
half. past nine o'clock from 81 Teresa church. corner
OF Rutgers and Henry streets
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VIRGINIA.

Discussion In the Convention tho Suffrage
Question.
RIcHxosD, Feb. 20, 1858.
The Convention engaged 10 day in discussing the
suffrage question. A vote Ii TO bs taken on il on
Monday.
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Q y I = q a = 2.
Kiuu of Bnynriu.

LOUIS OrHo FREDERICK WILLIAM Louis ILL OF the
House OF wiitelsbach Count Paatine OF the Rhino,
Dukc OF Bavaria Francona and Suabia died at Munich
yesterday, in the twenty third year Of hisage He
born at Nymphsnbourg Bavaria, August rs, 1s45 and
succeeded to the throne by tho death Of his father
Macmillan Joseph H., tho 10th Of March, 1904 He
was the proprietor Of the Fifth regiment OF infantry
Austrian army Of the First Russian Lancors and OF the
First Prussian Hussarz King Louis not noted for
any particular ability qualifications in tho govern.
ment OF Bavaria He was young man OF curious
social tastes and managed to Essp his little Kingdom
in constant state Of anxiety by his peculiar capers
His real Prime Minister was Wagner. the compo.
SER although another gentleman was the nominal head
Of the Cabinet. The young King was ono Of the
handsomest gentlemen OF Europa Passonately fond OF
music he left at early day all governmental rcspon
sibility to the Ministry and devoted himself 10
wsgner and the ballet Al an admrsr Of Wagner
he great; as . king he was mere symbol Of power
Socially he was pleasant gentleman, fond Of music
and the theatre, and strong supporter OF oil tho tai
ented Bohemians that found cheap and delightful resi-
dence In the art city Of Munich. He will be mourned
by the easy going people OF that charming city, be-
cause be gave them the cheapest music and
beer that monarch supplied contented subjects
Hs only brother, Prince Otho William Louipold
Adalbert Wodemar, born at Munich April 27 1s45
ceeds the throne under the title Of King 0;ho. Al
present King Ohio holds rank captain In the rssI
msnI Of Guards.
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A Genuine Mcerschaum Pipe or Cigarhoides
Manufacturers prices At POLLAk SONS Stores 6y2
Broadway near Fourth street. and T john street. near
Nassau Repairing Boiling 81.
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A Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures Coo oaino
impars tine goss and 10 superior 70 French ponzdea
md oils or washes.
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By igo. G. ALLEN Gs Broadway, Que door below csns
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NIeerschaum Pipes, Holders, Nr., of the
best qualify only be had at kALDENBEkG's No. 8
John street. Wall street and 7l7 Broadway Repairing
holftn Ar
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Batchcior's Hair pye.-Thr Best In tho
world theonly perfect Dyes harmless Reliable tnsAnAnc
GUS Factory i6 bond street.
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Diamond Rings md Pins
for sale By GEO. " ALLEN &5 Broadway. door bsio
Canal street.
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Tho Inspector General Of the State In recent stats-
tcal report gives the following interesting facts In
regard the strength OF the National Guard OF thm
city and Brooklyn lit 10 follows. Cavalry, First
brisade 1ies; Infantry First division, First brigade
l6a2; Second brigade, 1900: Third brigade. S,4s2;
Fourth brigade, 28lS; Second division, Fiitn brigade
22o7 Eleventh brigade. 2.1o1 Total, 17l75. The
strength Of the National Guard OF the state V
Sad
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Dr.. schsnck Hiil be Professionally st ,his
"a N. IN r. NJ, aud every Tuesday thereafter Al
advco free OF charge, but for thorough s,amua, ca
Of the Lungs With his RespirometsD his price ~ his
medicines may be obtained NJ rooms Al al tunes
The New York herald., 1868-03-01

COD LIVER oil.
Best In the world.
Manufactured on the see shore By ca WELL. HA2ABp
CO., under fifA Avenue hstsl
The New York herald., 1868-03-01

Printing of Every Description Executes
with and despatch, and oser rates man
where, at the MErRoPOLiTAN JOB PRINTING ESlAo
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m morican twnithau, Watches.

Recommended By
Railroad snslpeers conductors erpresmen and CIV er-
psrts As for durability stsadas "a Ard
rsrcSsssrs should Invariably insist so.s a
gsnuineness 80. ,-.,.
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pUKoLINE PORTABLE GAS COMPANY

The owners Of the Patents of the Gas Apparatus and
Fluids have determined to organize Company for the states
Of Louisiana. Texas, Mississippi and Arkansas
They propose call in Fifteen Per Cent Of the entire
Capital They viii themselves subscribe large portion
Of the stock.
Experiments IN the Of the Light be DAILY
At the Once Of CHAs T. NASH Anctiosesr, st. Char &c
street, between the hours Of Il and 5
Subscription lists open the ofice Of CHAs. T.
NASH, and also ct the Office Of HENRY J. LE0VY and
@. ". CHRIsTY, 80 Camp street
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JOS. j. ALSToN VS. VIZ. CoLEMAN-THIRD DIS
trict Court Of New Or eans-No. 26 ,alz

JOS. J. ALSToN VS. VIZ. coLEMAN-THIRD DIS.
trict Court Of New Or eans-NO. 26 a12
DY VIRTUE OF a writ of seizure and .nls.
ID directed by tue Honorable the Third District Court Oh
new Orleans, in the above entitled cause, Geo Averv
late Sheriff snd by said late Shrrn transfsrred
Vih proceed TO sell at public auction at the Merchan
and Auction Exchange Royal street. between Canal
on MONDAN August twenty fourth 1868 at II o'clock
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all
the rights privileges AID advantages
ing in wise appeainng situate in the First District
Of this city Designated by tho Ncs s and square
number six hundred ana thirty bounded by Common,
CastAing Celes, architects the 10th March 1866 and de-
posted in the Office Of A. Bienvenu notary public
city. Said lots ati0n each other. and
measure feet nine inches and five lines
Grayer by hundred ard twenty depth:
which said above descr bed property acquired
1860.
seized In the above suit
BIZ IERMs-l In cash q sufficient pay plain
TN clam smountir the OF Two Hundred Dollars
t2uO) with per cert interest pc hundred
dollars tlO from the 2ls 1866 ths Gath May 1867
ano cent annum thereafter until the
snd also cent interest One HUNDRED
lars tS from the 2lst MAY 1866 the Path
cent snuum thereafter until the day Of sale Three
the spot The purcha er 10 the tho
smopnt OF his bid the payment Of too pr0msory
curtd by mortgage said each for the
Hundred Dollars tI0O drawn deend-nt order
GATED New Orleans May q 1866 payable respectively three
and four Of peY
hereser until paid the ba price
OF soJud Cation ar any) Cash on the spot.
THOS. l. MAXWELL,
ty2S an5 Y Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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B U I l. d q 4 ,

Sew Orleans patron
% He hiss made extensive additions
hi workshops and introduced several Woodworking
chr which VII enable him 10 attend promptly any
IN HE line
shcp once Prytsnis and Washington Streets
Nschsnics Exchange, box No L
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CITY OF Krw oRLEAss VS.. J ELLIS -TaIRD
District Court Of New Orieans-No "A 763
RY VIRTUE Of a writ Of neri nacias d..
" ecfed nv the Honorable TIE Third District Cou OF New
Orb ans In the shove entitled cause 10 W. late
Sheriff and BY sad late Sheriff to transferred, " pro
coed ~ sell 81 Public Auction 1t the Merchants and Aae
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OFFICIAL.
OF QUARANTINE
OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEP LRr<KNf,
Orleans, May 81, 1858
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legislature approved March Is
1873 entitled An act to establish Quars tine pro-
lection Of the State provides the Governor Of State
shall issue bis proclamation upon the advice of the Board
Health declaring place where there shall be
heve pestentia contagious infections disease exists
be Infected place and stating the number OF days Of
antine n be performed by the vessels their
and crews, coming from such place o places.
Now therefore, in Of the provisions of the
Aforesaid, do this my proclamation, hereby
places hereinafter named t. be infected
that al together with officers and
arriving from said places, having touched
stopped at Of them shah be subject quarantine
lees than days for longer period
sdered bv the Board Of Health take effect
and after the prOmul cation Of this proclamation.
Any violation Of the Quarantine Laws proclsed
will be severely punt he'd If the penalties prescribed by
law deemed inadequate, the parties offending will be
hvered TO the military authorities 70 be dealt with.
The places which hereby declared infected afore
said, the following 10 wit:
Al the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the
Of Vera Cruz, IN Ne xcO.
Given under my hand the State a. above and
the Independence Of the United States the
JOSHUA BAKER
BY the Governor:
J. Fl. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE Pa RTN ERsHIP heretofore exi ting bs-
Il J.s X kuRent and John J.Winn, under
Of WYNN NUGENr doing business No l56 Canal street.
il this day dissolved by mutual Mr. VIM
all sbit Of tue and will continue
mss hereafter on his own account. JAS R NUGFNT,
JOHN j. WYNN
New Orleans. August 18th. 1868
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X EMOVAL.

REMoVAL............... ...........KEA
would respectfully notify patrons, and the public
eray that have removed store and Fitting E.ab
hshuent from l23 and 125 Magazine street 10 fIlA
POi DRAs STREET, st. Char and thai
now hard q arg well selected stock OF Oh
DELlERS and GAS FIXTURES OF all kinds, whica offer
for sale below New York prices for cash
Returning M sincere thanks the liberal patronage
slowed ~ ud respectfully solicit c1ntinuaucs
the and al that will my sndeavors
10 GIVE entire -stisfsctiob JOHN g. FLEMING
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jy23 aulI

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. JAMESF CAVUFHERS.
second District Court Of New Orleans-No. 30 SS7.
DIV VIRTUE Of Writ of herf facias
Ddrected by the Honorable the second District Oourt
Of New Orleans, in the entitled cause TO Geo w
avery late sheriff and by said late sher
viii cesd to sell At Public Auction, Merchzn. -
and Auccneers Exchange Royal between and
CustonhOu streets IN The Second District Of city,
TUESDAY, August 25h 1868 IL O'Clock NJ the follow.
ing described property to wit:
Assessment district number two square number
dred tghtvtnree bounded by Camp Prytania Deord
st. Charles Iivoli role and Cscpe and measuring
U-ssven feet by enty five iec according the
posted IN the City Assessors Office and (S6gD
six thousand five hundred dollars ding Of
sessment in the Office Of the Treasurer this IT,
Ao another lot in The district and
bounce by the street,, AMI measuring
feet eighty FIVE feet according the plan deposited the
Office Of toe Assessor Of this city and assessed
$1,000 six thousand five hundred dolsrs according thu
sessnent roll deposited in the Office Of the Treasurer this
city
Seized in the above suit
aSr TKRMs-Cash on lhe spot
THOS L. MAXWELL.
jy23 sull 25 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
One-Thirdl of that Ceiebrated Propert
Known as tre-
ALLEGHAkY SPRINGS,
WIN be sold al public auction WEDNESDAY the % day
Of next SEP embsr There about 800 ACRES OF VAL
UABLE FARMING AND MGSkRAL LAND attached 20
this properly, is stu three and hf m from Va
and len R. in the county Of Montgomery Safe Of Viz.
gna The hotel and CATH accommodations adequate
40 visitors nesry all Of which occupied BY
from various Of the United States sttesng the
ties Of that Valuable Waite.
ANY information desired be hal by Addressing II.
Booth, Baltimore, or c. A. Coh0un, Resident Partner
j. H. 9th,
NJ G BOOTH.
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CITY or NEW ORLEANS VS.. WILLIAM GOLDING
Jr-Third District Court Of New Or eans-sO "a 3Df
DIV VIRTUE Of writ Of iert r.cia.
ID dr cted BY the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Ore IN the above entitled Geo ".
l4'e sheriff by sid ste sbe N to transferred will
proceed sell a Public Au~tion at the Mech and Auc
TONER'S Exchange, Royal street Canal and Cuso
house str-et. the second District Of this city TUES
DAY August 18th, 1858 II O'Clock H., the following
scribed property. tO-wit-
CfRTlIS LOT OF GROUND, situated in Assessment
District number 3 thee square number c5 hfty-hVe
founded Commerce Julia TchOupitouls and ~ seph
and measuring 5 hundred and feet By
l buncred snd thirteen feet according the de
posi- In the city surveyors Office and At 5
hry five thousand cOars according the
Of 1886 o he in he Ct y tTessureris Office.
re rcd in the above tuit
BS-TERMs-Cash The spot
THOS L MAXWELL,
jy23 anil as Sheriff Of the Pa Ish OF Orleans
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WIDOW J. G1EDFR VS.. MR.. AND MRS TAYLOR
Sixth justice Court-NO IT'S
pY VIRTUE OF writ or ne-t f.etas
~ 10 al ecteo by the Honorable the xh Justices
in and for the parish Of Orleans Will proceed sell
public auction $50 ST. Mary street, o SArURD Az,
August q 1865 at 10 O'Clock A.
One lot Household Furniture as per inventory Gle.
Sc Eed In the shove numbered aud entitled suit
Rs- TKRSs-Cssh in U. 3. Treasury Note.
WIN. GORMLY Constable.
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.TURNIP SEED,

TURNIP SEED. ....TUKSIP SEED.
LANDRETHs NEW CROP, growth Of 1868 Just received
FIRM Phisdel ha;
white Flat D. tch Turnip Red Top Turnp; Lame GLOBE
Turrip: Purple Top Yelo~ kuta BsgA
For sale in quantities 10 suit purchasers II the Seed stors Of
II HAFNER
los IT. Charles street
Opposite St Charles Theatsr.
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$1,000 REWARD.

$1,000 KEW HD.
Received That In view of the increase OF counterfei
NCKLE PIECES given for fare H. the Railroad
reward Of so shs be aid for the lection and convc
ton of making passing knowingly such counter
ave pieces Drivers instructed to arrested
person putting such counterfeit in the
box.
Signed BEAUREGARD,
President n. o. and CarrotOn Railroad Co.
(Signtd) WINTZ
President New Or cans City Railroad Co,
(Sgned) DAVID MCG0ARD.
President Crescent City Railroad Co
Signed W. II MeOLELLAN.
President st Charles s Rail DAD Co.
(signed) A LABUZAN
Pres dent Canal and Ciaibo ne st Railroad Co.
(siened GEO CLARKE.
President Orleans Railroad Co.
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THE AXIOM PIANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

The AXIOM PIANO FORTE declared BY the Judges q. thu
late Fair Of the American Institute held IN September and
October 1861 be the best exhibition, and after
trial. ordered the American Institute with the Panos
ofthe successful exhibitors the arts Exposition
cared by their Judges be the best Piano known them
AGENTS WANTED Firstclass aad responsible Agents
wanted IN every city and where already s
pointed them
Send tor cireslArs. price list terms etc
Mandatory and Wsrerooms, Isl and lsg Bovery,
Delaney street. New York. MANNER 4 co.
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SHeRlFF'S SALES.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. THOMAS BYRNE-
Second District curt of New Orlesns-No. 3U.3i6
DIV NIkTUE OF writ of herf faciss
ID directed the Honorable Second District
New Orleans IL the above ented to Geo. Asery
late Sheriff. and by said ate Sheriff tr nsferred Wi
procosd TO sell public auction at the Merchants
toneers Exchange Royal street between Canal aud
house streets, in the second District Of this CT UE
DAY, August 2tth 1868, at II O'Clock
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, bounded by Canal.
Common, Caronde ct and Bsi STREETS measuring OBJ
thiryhree feet, BY Q2 hundred and twenty feet
Aud also
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND bounded by Canal.
Common, arondeet and BaTonne streets, measuring c2
thrtytwo feet BY 2 hundred and twenty
Assessment Ro for the year 1906 deposited the Office
OF the Treasurer OF this city,
Assessn ent, $75,OO0
SeiEed IN the above suit
n9T- JKRxS-Cash on the spot
THOs L. MAXWELL,
jy23 sul Is Sheriff Of the Parish o. Orleans.
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NOR sALE-kEAL EsTArE-sEVEKAL MN
dred Cotton and Sugar Plan tations, located
portions Of he Gotten and growing stsiea Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of uaOo
timber LANDS Also large variety OF City and subuIba
property improved and nnmproved In the form residences
building lots and squares favorable Parties
wish invest viii do well call Proper.
Ties Miller Gard Real Estate Agssts, No. s. OsrondsLsa
N~w Orleans
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GUST. Won HOPE, sU Magazine street. has nns
Of PIANOS manufactured In Louisiana. which he
TO be equal in all respects those Of foreign
offered for sale in this city. Prices will be found MODERATE
Jifizens invited TO call
NJ. yOn HoFh WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
the Louisiana State Fair held New Orean5 in Jsauar
1858 for the BEST PLANO nAe In the Southern States
GUST. VOM HOPE,
az Ns-sgine street..
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CONSTAHtt'S SALES.

Mr. MoFEELY VS.. MR. MIELUER C.-sIxrH
Ju tiee COurt--NO. I772
pY VIRTUE OF wrtt OF neri factas
~ TO me directed by the Honorable the s. h Iustce
Of the Peace In ana for the parish Of Orleans wi proceed
sell at public auction. ON THURSDAY, Aug 90 1868
At u O'Clock A. NJ al $50 q. Mary street.
fie.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit
ks- TERMs-Cash the tpot IN U. :. Treasury Notes
WIN GOhMLY Constable.