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IMPROVEMENT OF oswEGO HARD0R


UNITED STATE. EsoIxEKR OFFICE.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, indorsed .Pro
pis1 rSI rins b. received at
for the following materials, yif.
go sticks white Canada Pine Timber, each 30
feet long and y inches square.
go sticks white Canada Pine Timber each u
feet long and IL Inches square.
q, 900 feet board measure, best quality 3.ineb
Pine Plank, each Is feet long.
sound White Oak snubbing posts, each u feet
long and 10 inches square.
All the above timber and lumber to be OF first
quality. sawed and Straight. The full aud exact
Dimensions given will be strictly required; any
other sizes will be rejected.
All To- be delivered by the 18th OF June, lsap,
alongside the United States pier In Dswego Ia rbor
Aliexpenses involved In the proper measurement
and Inspection OF the materials must be borne by
the contractor,
The United States reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids. The proposals must be made upon
blanks, which may be procured al this oiiee, And
must be allied up Ms therein provided for.
c. BLUNT,
LIEUTENANT Colonel Of Engineers. Brevet Colonel
U. .. A. noyS-td
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pR0P0sALs f0R FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE AcTINd CoNNIssART SUBsIsTENCR,l
GOLDsDoRo', n. c., Nov, 7, 1873
Sealed proposals In duplicate yitod and will
be received at this ONCE until twelve u2) oclock,
m, Saturday, November 10, 1865, for furnishing
The United States Subsistence Department, with
such quantities Of fresh beef as may DO required
by this Department, for any purpose, at 0olds
1860; The beef must be OF good and marketable
quality, subject to rigid inspection (neeks, shank
and kidney tAllow to be exeluded) and II not salts
factory, purchase will be made In open market and
the contractor charged with the excess OF price
dillon will be settled by the officer OF the Subsis-
tenee Department receiving the meat.
Good apd sufficient security will be requ lrod for
due fulhlment OF the contract, and the names Of
the proposed sureties must accompany each bid.
Payment will be made In Government funds at
the end OF each month.
By order Of Byt, Brig 0eu. T. J. HAiSEs,
Chief CommissAry Department Subsistence
JAMES Y. SIMPSON,
"a Lieut.. 18th lnfsntry..
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
HEADQ'Rs lsr MILITARY DISTRICT
OFFICE CHIEF Con. OF SUBRisTENCE,
RICUAnNn VA Nny q 1885

OFFICE CnIER Coz, OF 81 BsIsTExcE,
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. Q, 1855 J
Scaled prop osalH, In duplicate, will be received
AZ this Office until IL o'clock on SATURDAY, the
18th instant. for supplying the United States sub
via
1900 pounds EXTRA &C" SUGAR, in good,
sound barrels. full head lined and plainly
with the date and place Of manufacture and name
Of contractor,
Loo pounds very best (canvAssed) sugar cured
HAMS, properly packed In the usual sized easks
Each ham weighing over II pounds will be re-
40 barrels sUPERFINB FLOUR
20 barrels BEST FAMILY FLOUR
be seen at this Office and securely packed In strong
boxes, strapped with green hick DRY.
All the above supplies to be delivered at the Uni.
ted States Subsistence Depot, No. l2l5 Cary street
the undersigned
Payments and conditions as heretofore. FURTHER
ONCE.
By order OF Brevet Major General A. B. BATON,
COmmissary General Of Subsistence, U. q, A.
W. A. EIDE KIN,
Brevet Major and Chief Com. Of Subsistence,
nOl2-td First Military District,
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING STREETS.


MAYORS OPPICE, CRY HALL,
WAsHINdTON, ID, g., Nov. s, 1865 !
Proposals will be Ieceiyed at this Ufice until u
o'clock, m. on MONDAY. November 10, 1865, for
grading and grayeling Sixteenth street west, from
street north 70 Boundary, under al act approved
October 10, lSdS.
The work TO be done under the direction Of the
City Surveyor, the supeTint Evidence OF the Com
missioner OF the First ward, and two Assistant
u9mmissioneIs, to be appointed by the Mayor
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation or embA ment the work to be paid for
only one way, and that will be the way which
measures The most whether II be for excavation or
emPP9tnk9enl, The gravel to be Of good qualify,
nine inches deep In the centre 81 the street and la
pefing to four Inches deep at the gutter line, after
the same has been properly rolled,
All the surpl us earth, INCLUDING sand, gravel and
stones, to be deposited wherever the Ward Com
missioner may direct.
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
the work has been approved by the city Surveyor.
the Commissioner OF the Ward. and the AIsistHnl
Commissioners
The right 10 reject any or all bids Is reserved.
Each bid must DO accompanied with the guAfan-
tge OF responsible party known to be suehl that.
" accepted, the bidder Will execute contract Ia
dao form, aud perform the work In accordance
| The guarantee must be In substance As follows:
| - A. H., guarantee II this bid be accepted by
t1scn mayor, that the bidder will enter INTO con.
M ~ we same, aud perform the work according
V.tint ieiulft menlH thereof. "
plvs masl DH lndorsed on the envelope, ''PTopO-
s.h WI khuungA aud gTaNolng q street south, from
fOuIlethlh street west to Connecticut avenue,
ana AddreSsed 10 Tue Mayor q Washipgton, y. q.
4, HENRY HIMBER,
hO'o'n N"mmlssioner First Ward,
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--,,,,-- WAshlNdfOs, october p, 1865.
On the petition Of THADDErs sELLECk, OF CTrFu-
Wich, Conn, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him on the 3Oth day Of January ls5
for al improvement In Method Of Working FRANK .
Turtle Ore:
Il is Or1ered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the ll;h DAY OF January next. Any per
500 may oppose this extension, Objections, depO-
slnon-' aud other papers should be filed in this
once twenty days before the day OF hearing
"A, 40, ELISHA fOOTE,
VuN'ha" Commissioner Of Patents,
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION

HEADaUARTgRs FIYru MILITARY DisTRI T,
STATE or TEXAS. OPPICg or tHIgP Y. NJ,
s.,., Ausris, Texas, Oct; q. lees
at this Office uptil Monday, De ember ID, los
t twelve clock m for the nsportation Of milf
tary supplies from the 1rst day Of January, 1859,
90 the thirty .hrst day Of December, 1850. on the
RoUTE NUMBER 4,
diAte points
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred (lOo)
pounds per one hundred tlO0) miles at which they
Will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names In full, as well
as theiI places OF residence, and each proposal
should be accompanied by bond In the sum Of ten
thousand tsl0. 0O) dollars, signed by two or more
pSas, r person, Fg sr ,P that; In sass
M re to the parties PTOPosin The
hciont security furnished by said parties, in
AeeQrdance with the terms Of this advertisement.
The amount Of bonds required from the cOntTac-
tor vi be nifty thousand CS5O, OOO) dollars.
Satisfactory evidence Of the solyency OF each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
P0Tns Of contract may be seen at the &c Of the
Depot QuaTtefInastDr at San Antonio and at Mar
shall. Texas, and ut this oEco
A. The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
Proposals must DO indorsed "Proposals for Army
transportation aud addressed TO the under
By command of Brevet MuiO' General J. J. Rey-
BISyet BrIEptler General C. O NJ FIN Military
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ITNITED STATES PATENT ORRIOR.

- WAsHINgToS, d. c., October 10, 1865
On the petition OF NEWELL A. PRINcR, OF Simms-
bury, Conn. praying for the extension Of a patent
granted him on the I'D day Of January, 1855 for an
Improvement IN Fountain Pen:
ordered that the said petition be heard at this
once on the 18th day Of December next Any per-
sou may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi-
uonsAnd other papers. should be filed In this Oh &c
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
oel7.S3w Acting Commissionef Of PSte5t.
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Personal.

pRiyATg MEDICAL COMPUTATION AT
,posits odd-Fsllows' Hall. Separate rooms fol
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

- WAsHIsGToS, D. C. ,October 2, 1865
On the petition OF MARsHALL BrRSEfr and
GnAE e. ~ yAS3Es WOESD. o. Boston. Mass. pray
the ID day d January 1855. for impro ement In
Grain and Grass Harvester;
II Ia ordered that said petition be heard at this
othce the 18th day Of December next. Any person
may opp9s this extension, Objections, deposit
tons aud other papers should be died ip This ON co
twenty days before the day Of hearing
3, n. HODGES
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR REPAIRIN0 PIERS, &c.

U. 8, BSoIrEER's oYrIcB, No, 5l7 MAZE ST.,
~ MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Oct. 81, ls0a
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, Of the form fur
nished By The under,ignsd will 30 received 81 this
or repairin the pier at Grand Haven, Mich.
For all necessary Information and the proper
Sanders, at Grand Haven. .-
The proposals Will be Endorsed Repairs at Grand
Haven, and addressed 10 ~ ! =
noll-td Major OF Bngiueers. Milwaukee,. Wis.
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-. L. COOPER oyERMAN,
oe2S.td Captain Corps Of Engineers
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING A BUILDING.
GnIsS orAhTnrMIsrSR,s nrSISrh,

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE SorrH,)
CHisR QUARrBEMAsTER's OFRIcE, ,
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. Is, ls6S
Sealed proposals. will DO received at this Office
until u m, November %, 1868, NJ which time they
will be opened for furnls material and erect
Ing brick Lodge Bpilding at the National Gene.
terry at florencs, according TO plan and spec.
locations TO be seen ht the oce Of the Depot Quar-
teInaster, Charleston, 8. O.
The usual requirement for bids, &C.. will be ex
. Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Erecting a brick Lodge Building. - and addressed
Drew. Brig. Gen, O. NJ, u IA,
no2 I'd Chief q, M Den Of the south
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THR9pgHSiH bIHS RETW ES W. WxAsEHaIsSssToN.
WAslEgroS, Sep. Is, ls6S-noon a
Trains between washinEton and New York ar
now q follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily tsxcspt Sunday at 500 q. m, IL 30
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tcrcept sunday ata0oA m. -, IL 30
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York at 800 p. m. and Philadsl-
phia at 9. 10 D. m.
Sleeping ears for New York on Q. oop m train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston. be had at the Station Office at ali hours
In the day.
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis, and the West. J, L. WILSON,
Master Of TRANSPORTATION,
--.---- L, NJ CoLB,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ,
Aren't. Washin rtop
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1867 rEsNsr9IEEkkssffA ROUTE 1867
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WEST. SPRING SCHEDULE
On and AFTER MAY Ath, 1857, trains will run as
Washington 7.Sam. Baltimore l2lOp, IN.
sSpm. "a :"
THE GREAT D0UBLE-TRACR ROUTE
With ELRGANT SCENERY, Palace St.te-roon
day and night Cars, with modern improyeme nts, and
saying from four 10 twelve hours in time over any
other route, Two hundred miles saved to Western
rHREI DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have
ihs sdyantasss Of nshi1E all changes in UNION
Tickets By this route can be procured at the
once, corner 81 Sixth street and PsnnsyIyanis
avenue, under National Hotel, whore reliable infor-
nation will DO given at all tlmea,
Passengers procuring tickets at this on1ee, can Sc
cure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Emira or
Pittsburgh. W, J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth 1t. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, d. q.
des-ly Baltimore, Md
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G. Alean6 AilA.Sf

A LExANDRtA. LoYBp33IE AID HAMPSHIRE
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Railroad Routes.

WAsHIN9TEooS, .ALsxANDRIA.
until further .notie., Local PASSENGER Trains Will
run between Washington and Aisxsndria as fol-
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Leave WxsHIyaroS. from Maryland Avenue
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave WA.aseroE. from Maryland Avenue
Depot. ateand II A. NJ and z, 400, and 80 r. NJ
I'D kiIa ;ijTsst:, I, .sd y a n, and aud )
W. !. PalLps. Scnsi Isa.rsf' 'snl sapti,
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The many thopsands cured at this lnslltutlon
Sllhin ibe last eighteen years, and the numerous
snTgical Operations performed by DR., Johnstop
witnessed BY the reporters Of ths 'isun, and
many other pape,s, notices Of which appeared
again and again before the public, besides LIS
standing as gentleman Of character and respousi.
bility' u nslmeient guarantee 70 the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Persons writing should be Particular In direct
Ing their letters 2 bis Institution In the following
" Baltimore Lock Hospital.
JeB-ly Baltimore Maryland
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

PoLIrIcAL and personal corruptions have
won the impeachment game, trumping in
at the right moment to take the odd trick but
Edwin NJ. Stanton carries off all the honors
He has dore his whole duty, consistently and
honorably. Relinqulshing the War Office as
soon as the treachery of false friends had
completed Its work, tie brevity Of his official
notification of retirement is quite long enough
to comprehend the whole shameful etory Of
the nations betrayal. Assigning for the rea-
son of his withdrawal a simple statement Of
the Senate's failure to support logically and
properly Its own formal vote Of February 2lst.
he writesa complete history in his own vindi-
cation, and to the everlasting dishonor Of the
rccrcants. .-Pttsbrgh Gazette.
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wEsTvIRGINIA REpUBLICANTICkET'

The West Virginia Republican Conyention
met at Clarksburg, on Thursday, and was
largely attended, four hundred delegates be-
ing present. The following ticket was nom
mated:
Electors at Large-A. W. Campbell, Of
Ohio, II. S. Brown, of Jackson.
District Eectors-First District, General N.
Goft Second District, ]. NJ. Hagans; Third
District w. II. Powell.
Governor-W L. Stevenson, of Wood.
huditor-'rhomas Bogges, of Roane.
Attorney Gen.-Thayer Melvin, of Brooke.
Treasurer-J. A. McCauley, Of Ohio.
Secretary of State-J. NJ. Pipes, of Mar
shall.
For Congress-First District, l. H, Duval,
OF Brooke Second District Jas. g. McGrew
of Preston Third District, postponed until
the 4th inst.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
Chicago nominations and platform. pledging
the support of the party to Governor Bore
man for any position in which he may desire
to serve them, and demanding economy and
retrenchment in public affairs.
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country, and, In effect add month TO the
growing season. The fruit prospects of the
West are not encouraging. Strawberries are
expected to be in small supply, and dear.
From the Southern States We have favorable
accounts. Wheat looks we'll fruit is likely to
be abundant cotton has good start, the ne
groes are doing better than last year, and the
people generally confess that Reconstruction
is to be accomplished more through work
than politics. On the whole, the promise of
abundant harvests never was brighter. 1t is
true that averse conditions may arise, but
sufficient for the day is the evil thereof Du-
ty and hope belong to the present. At the
lowest estimate, the present golden sunshine
is worth million dollars an hour.-M y
Tribune.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

Tm paper-hangers and paper-makers are
much excited just now with news Of the in
vention "f gutta percha paper which, for du-
rability and imperviousress, surpasses all
previous attempts at fabrication ofa damp-rc-
sisting medium. 1t is to be prepared tor pa
per-hanging, and will very shortly be in the
marfet. n1
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

GEN. Ben. BUTLER has been accused Of 9
great many crimes. There are as many per
sons who believe that he stole spoons in
Louisiana, as believe Nasty to be veritable
Postmaster; and 1t Is fact that the Post.
master General gets letters every week, ask
!zg why such fool as Nasby is allowed tc
remain in Office, and bring the Democratic
party into ridicule and disrepute
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The atavuestur
CROP PROSPECTS.

Last week, along the seaboard, the sun
shone during one day and a part of another;
the rest Of the time the weather was misty,
but there were no heavy showers. A good
deal Of sod was turned for corn, for fear that
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DRY Guuas.

NEW STAND! NEW STORE!
NEW STOCK!
The patronage the people of eur town and
county is respectfully solicited at the new stand
p. A XTELL & CO.,
Blachleys Corner. opposite the Wright House,
Waynesburg, Pa, where splendid stock has
ust been received, consisting Of
Dry GOODS,
FINE WHITE GOODS,
FANCY GOODS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
SPRING sHAwIs
AND BALMoRALs,
EMBRoIDERIEs,
NOTIONS. GLOVES.
HOSIERY, RIBBONS,
|velvets, Parasols. beaded and plain; Ladies' and
Gents Hats in various styles.
&C., &C., &c.
S5-A fine assortment of everything In our line
always on hand-aa
sSwe sell at very reasonable rates and deal
alike to all-da
COME, EXAMINE, AND BUY
P. AXTELL & co.
May p, 'ss-ly
|G ooD NHws'
AND NEW GOODS!
D. SHIRK,
Now offers TO the public
The most complete assortment OF
Every thing In the Dry
Goods line ever brought to
This market. The Sprinl
Styles, fresh and attractive
And of every variety
Hats for Men and Boys,
Ladies' and Misses. Boot
And Sh0eS, unsurpassed III
Durability & Cheapness
Muslins, Delaines, Cloths,
] poupofo q Hon of frar N, q
Cassimeres, and In fact
Everything that can b
Desired, you can buy Of him.
A. WILSON, JR.
Especially invites a call from his old customer
ing will be sustained and that now, as of
yOre, the tastes Of all will be pleased
regarding prices and quality. En-
brace the first opportunity
and give him an early call.
H1-RoOm formerly occupied by A. Wilson,
in wilson's 90 building, waynesburg, Pa; ;s,,,pv
ap S,US-ly. ~. SI1IHh.
NHE LATEST YET.
MRS. E. s. SAVERS & HOsKINsoN
Have Just arrived from the East with n larl
assortment Of foreign and domestic
DRY 90 D s,
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Ex-Gov. SEYMOUR denies that he is h favor
of the nomination Of Chase by the Democrats
He favors McC Clellan first and Pendleton sec
ond, unless some new and more popular can
dida!e can be selected. 4 1851 a*-Je -
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WASHINGTON. D. c., June 2, '6s.
The official vote elects Bowen, Republican,
Mayor by "A majority. The Council on joint
ballot shows Conservative majority of 8.
The Senate, this afternoon, after debate
rejected the nomination Of Hon. Henry Stan
berry as Attorney General. I. is understood
his re-appointment to that office was opposed
by Senators principally on the ground of his
hostilities to the Reconstruction acts.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

SOMEBODY has published the terrible myste-
ries of the Ku Klux Klan. "a Full Expose
of the Forms, Objects and "Dens" of the Sc
cret Order; from the Confession of a Member.
We can hardly believe that men Of any age
can be found who will be taken by the follow
ing nonsense, said to be a refrain ofthe Klan :
"Boili ku hubbi.ku,
He'll ku hot,
Bolli-ku, negri-ku,
Devila pot.
Boil black blood
OF big block man,
Drin-ku hottu blood
Ku Klux Klan."
Bah!
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OFFICIAL.
pROCLAMATION... PROCLAMATION
OF QUARANTINE.

STATE OF LouiSIANA, EXECUTIVE Der iRrNEvr
- New Orleans May p, 1873
1873 entitled An act to establish Quara tine Tor the pro
lection Of the State the Governor # the State
snail tue ms rocamati,n upon the dyics the Board of
Health declaring place where there shall to
eYe pestena contagious iufec disease exists
be sn fected place and stating the number OF DAYS OF
Antine to be performed by the vessels off
ee,s and crews coming from such place places.
NOW therefore In pursuance the pr0v Of the act
HOfshd- do issue this my proclamation hereby de-
clare the places hereinafter named nfec ed aces and
mat al Ve-se together with cers and
,aIgoes arriving from said places having touched or
stopped al sny Of them, shall be subject quaraotine
not lees than ten ys, for longer period as ms he
sdered necessary by the Board Health TO AXE effect f
and after the pronlu COTTON of this proclaim alton
Any violation Of the Quarantine laws here proclaimed
vii De severely pun he'd II the penalties prescribed by
law are deem ed Inadequate the ties offending will h. s
ltyered up to the mltNy authorities T. be dealt with
The places which hereby declared infect ed AS ore
said, are the following wit:
Al the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and tbs not
OF Vera Cruz In Mexico ~ 49,
Given under my hand and Seal Of the State AZ above and
the independence Of the United States the
By the Governor:
j. h. HARDY, Secretary of State
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EOR sALF-REAL Es1

EOR sALE-REAL EsrATE-sEYERAL HUN.
cred Cotton and Sugar Plantations, located
portions OF he Gotten and growing States Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of liable
timber lanes Also variety Of City and Suburban
property improved and unmprOved In the form Of residences
stores building and squares favorable Parties
wish viii do well 70 call and examine Proper
les Nil er Gard Real Estate AgeHts, No. 50 Cgondelet
street, New Orleans,
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s. B. SMITH 4 co VS. r. S MORSE CO-FIFTB
D.striet Court Of New Oreans-No. I5,5la

S. B. SMITH co. VS. r. S MORSE & CO-FIFTB
District Court Of New Orleans-No. I55l2
DIV VIRTUE OF writ OF aert f.eias 70 mi
bdrected BY the Honorable the tifh Distinct Of
New Orleans. In the above entitled suit proceed 70
re pubic auct the and Auctioneerst
Exchange. Roys street bstween CanAl and Gust
streets in The Second Dis rct Of this city TUESDAY
June 23d l6ts, AZ II O'Clock
1WO LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the appu--
tenances fennt0 belonging way sppertaninR
situated IN ne First District Of this city in the squlrs
bounded BY Calicpe. Magnolia Enphrosne
and signsied BY the Nos plan drawn by Lous
Pile late City Surveyor, the SIS March, 1853 and de-
posted in the Office Of r. B0uny Notary Public this city,
said lots each Other and each twenty eight
zee two inches 'front.' on Call oe street, BY HUNDRED add
ons FEET eight inches and six Ines In depth parallel
lines, American measure her with ali the hghts waya
customs, privileges and dependencies.
tesed in the above suit.
b8-TERHs-Cash the spot
mzsBB Sheriff oftbe Parish on oIi.ans