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Da sars, il Jon wish to - fan, to attend
the - ts-day. DotA he fAstsst and slow
81 1ae0 Win taks plast tAis aNssnodu.
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James Davis.
~ nsnplne RACE,
4 prisan esrss e 80 ~ - o0srsd
fbe ~ 49, sssnias hofss. The racs wss
I nile da1k. 4. UpaagisG, Of Nacomb, II
liseis, sn1sssl ssoAssEes, 2 ord J. Ma1sy, Of
80 rfsiris, entered b "Nanslss.''
T1s horsss sos good alsrt, bat before
theg Aad goas three hundred yards The brown
colt aew The track and threw ito rider, lsav.
ing s'Chsvroa" he vinss Of he rscs.
niscElLAsBous.
In addition 70 ths exhibition OF stock
there vers some very fine specimens Of work
nanskip froa two Of The manufactures Of
this city, among which were farm spring
wagons, from the establishment Of Assars.
Morley I Wright, and . few heavy and light
buggies, from that of Msssrs. SEAL, Watsr-
man Miller, Ill Of which reflected credit
upon the houses they represented. No pre-
miums were offered, however, for these arti-
cles.
The following il the
PROGRAMME FOE TO-DAY,
Commencing q 10 o'clock .. m.
MORNING.
Matched Horsss.
Carriage Horses.
Dram Horses in pairs.
Saddle Hofses.
Driving Teams.
Trotting purse for 1900, mile heats, best
; in 8.
Ransins Race for Presidents Purse Of
500, 2 best in 3.
Sweepstakes Trotting Purse Of $275, open
to Ill.
Fast MILE Race for purse Of $25, half
mile heats, best in 8: 60 ~ they will.
Slow Mule Race, for . purse Of %, halt
mile dash, three 70 enter and 90; the judges
I designate the riders, Who shall ride bare
back. No mule to be ridden BY the owner.
All entries to b made before 2 o'clock
TINS GATE CITr.-Ths Job Department of
oar Office Il nov more complete than any
similar establishment in this city or section
Of the State. We have lately added large
variety Of the latest and handsomsst styles
Of types to our before extensive assortment,
making in oil some 400 different fonts, for
our patrons to select fron. We now give
Isoms Of the reasons Why the business men
Of this city should patronizs us even moro
lliberally and generally than they have been
doing.
First. Because We employ more men IN
the different departments Of our Office than
|all the Offices in the city together, the wages
lof these employees for the most part being
Ispsnt among you, thus adding greatly to your
trade.
Second. We have the best Office, and d.
the best work.
Third. We can afford to, and do, there
fore, do our work cheaper than any office IL
this section, taking into consideration the
EQUALITY Of the work and the material used.
Fourth. We already have done and ar
still doing vast amount of gratuitous worI
through tho columns of the GATE, 10 fostel
and assist Ill the public enterprises that ar
originated in our midst to build up our cit.
and increase our population.
These reasons, and others which We Nigh
mention, should BE- sufficient to induce erer
citizen Of Ksokuk to patronize our establish
ment in preference to those small concern
thu, neither can nor desire to do anythin
for the public good. Citizens Of Keokuk-
Bring your Job Work to the GATE CRY,
Advertise in the GArE CRY,
Subscribe for the GATH CRY,
J. aud thus feel the comforting assurance th'
you have done something for the prosperit
! Of the Gate City--not the paper alone, b.
!; he city which bears that name.
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PoULrRY-Live Chickens - IS to 81 Is a dor.
S0RaAUH-35 to 40c per gallon.
PorAroEs-New 90c to 81 10 2 bushel
SWEET PorAroEs-Whits 81 IS to 81 so: red
3l0
OxIoxs-75c per bush.
ToHAroEs-$i 90 to / 20 per bush.
LARD-City cured l9Ae per b. Country cured
Ito to 1sc per ID.
BlsswAx-36 to 3Sc per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, IL to 12c; loose Zoe per b.
FsArnERs-Prime 500 to Csc per b.
RAss-Cotton, So per lb.
WHIrs BRAHs-Common TO good 81 75to 90
CaAsss-Gool country Ice. Factory 900.
yIsgsAR-Elington's Cider Csc per gal
BRAs-Duli at 70 to 75c per 100 lbs.
Fxurrs-Green Apples - IS to 8 50 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to 12Ae per ID. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 to 90 per bushei
Dried Peaches, 16c; mono in market.
GRAPEs-s to 10 per ID. by the box.
Satisfactorily dull at q IS to 40 Glover
81 50. Flax seed 81 IS to 81 Oh.
o1.-coai oil $50. Linseed, NV 81 70, boiled
Sl25. Lard, No. / & 40, No. 2 81 80.
Fish 81 90 to 81 10.
L,y. srocK-Bes. Cattle - 90 to s. 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, IS to - SO gross. Sheep
8 to $ 50 gross. Veal Calves from - W
to SO 90
BAcos-City cured caavassed hams lso, Shout,
ders l3c, clear sides tic. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders lac; sides l6tc.
PoRK-Mess rs to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed 40c. fleece DO hns
SOC; unwashed, 20 to 23c.
HAY-Timothy choice in active demand at from
81 o. to SO 90 per ton. Prairie 80 oo
to IS 90.
Woop-3s SO to So SO per cord according to quail
ity, in good demand.
HIDEs-Green, So; do cured Toe; dry nint zoc
do salt $50 per ID.
sALr-Lake g 1908 IS. Ohio River u z
on levee.
GLAss-sXIo - SO. Rates discounted - to ~
per cent.
| NAILs-$6 Is rates.
| Ban IRnN-4Ac. rates.
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Financial and Commercial.


Corrected daily BY SHow = Hu1sn, Comm ssien
Merchants, Second street,
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Notice

rs hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Blythe Board Of supervisors OF Lse
County Iowa general supervision OF the poor
the County and oil application for relief be made
to him He can be found 1t the Clerks Once in Keo
huk, where application for relief can be made
GEORGE SrANWOoD.
Keokuk. Iowa, Got. !, 1sssdA~ Nv
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By TeIesraph.l TOLEDO oct. ,.
Fiour-1rmer.
wheat-Advancsd 3lesc closed with advance partly
Lost sales Of white Michigan At - o5 amber do 81 go
9slz, No red u l7l4; No spring u 42h.
Corn-firm and 2c better sales Of No ats
Oats-shade lower; No At 56l{
Rye-Qaiet.
Bariey-Adrsncing, state 1872 o5-
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AMERICAN HOUSE
nuRMmhA> H~aa

Mt3L01s2 NSa-0ass. Hcsse IN New Esldnd.
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
U0oL0 ARAhfMBNTe. with Bathfne md Water
Csave1ez soansetjaG Alliard Halls, Telegraph OF.
Jsn n LEWIS RICE 4 son Propr's
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I'm Kookuk Wm Saturday,
The 10th Of October, At seven clock p. m
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A Ii the English branches, such as Read
IA ing, Spelling, Geography, Grammar. sc
thoroughly taught at Baylies' Gate City Commercial
College. Particular attention s paid to penn,anshp
Price per Of ten weeks So payable at middle Of
term Students enter at any timc.
scholarship for the commercial entities the
student to instruction In the select school free charge
time unlimited.
Tickets for penmanship, good for whole year, sh
cold for IS. W. II. MILLER,
septic Principal.
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HALF IRE to Bosapsrts tomorrow.
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Hon. Jackson Grinlshaw.

or Quincy, WILL SPEAK
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some. No Oy = hoWoy, end No Oy = BLACK
Ralph. They retained their respective po-
sitions during the entirs heat" Black Prince
winning il in ASIA.
sEcoKD HAT.
In starting on the second heat, two Of the
sulkies collided, and for time serious re-
suits were almost inevitable, but fortunstely
nothing Of that nature occurred. "Black
Prince took the lead. closely followed BY
" Troublesome y and "Iova Chief" The
contest betwess the two latter was very
close, both passing the line q the same
time on the 6rst round. At the outcome,
however, "Black Prince who Won the
heat in 2.473, Va followed BY " Trouble
some,' Iowa Chief" coming out third,
and Rowdy " fourth. "Ralph" VA With
drawn from the racs Oh accom-, of famo
ness.
rBB THIRD HEA1
also vas Won BY Black Prince . ia 1.bo9.
!" Iowa Chief came ont second best, and
took the $50 premium. The third premium
Of $50 was awarded to " Troublesome
" BLACK rRlYCR''
is owned by Nr. MeMicken, of this city.
he is but four years Of age, and for one 20
yonpg gives abundant promise Of becoming
one Of the celebrities in horseflesh. This ID
the Grst time, W believe, that he has ever
contested for . premiun, and in point Of
speed &c far surpassed the most sansuips
expectations Of ;. all Who knew him previous
to the race.
BoTs' KQrEsTAIAxIeM
cane sext in order. The conpstitors we're
Masters Walter Chiasadss, Jsnss Dsvie,
MAleonb Mcdowell and John d. A. Sns.ss.
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The horses wsfs started with the third
effort. Black Prince took Tie lead, fol-
lowed by Iowa Chief he BY Trouble
some hs By " Rowdy,' and he BY " Black
Ralph They retained their respective po-
sitions during the entire hsat," Black Prince
winning il in Asia.
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cane next in order. The conpstitors we're
Masters Walter Chinsodss, Jsmss Dsyis,
Maloonb Mcdowell and John d. A. Stasnss
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AWARDED TO -
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The above Stove any cent less fuel bet
Ter bread than other stove In This fact
fairly demonstrated and ineoHtsssby Mechsn-
les and Agricultural Fair Of New orlsNns 1858 and ths St
Louis Fair Of 1861
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed delivered any
where within the city free Of charge
Also, constantly hand large and eompets assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Patterns Liberal advantages offered the trsds
II. HALLER- Agent
No l8 TchoupitOulas street.
ordeneh q. boz Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
No los ST. Charles the New Orleans Po.tocs
VIII receive prompt attention
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. cARosDELET NAyl.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. oARoNDELET NAyl.
cation Second District Court Of New Orleans
No S0l26
yIHTUE OF writ or heri fseia.
Court Of New Orleans IN the above entitled cause
% Geo. W. Avery, late Sheriff and By said late
Sheriff 70 transferred, vii proceed 70 SSH at
public suction, at the Merchants and Aaetioneefs
Exchange Royal street between Canal
street, in the seeonc District Of this city, TUESDAY
August 75th. 1868. At u o'coek =
Assessment District No. square bounded By Bayou st.
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEVERAL HUN
dredCotton and Sugar Plantations located m fe bssa
2orons Of he Gotten and growing ssaea Also Rice
PlAntaens Orange Orchards and large bodies Of
roper improved and uninpUved IN the form Of residences
stores building lots and Parties
wish 70 invest win do yell 70 call Proper
ties Miller Gard Real Estate Assrts, No osrOndast
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. Second District Court Of New orleans-so Sl40L
by VIRTUE of writ .f feel fsctas
- directed by the honorable the SecOBd District court
New ORLEANS in the entitled 10 Geo Avery
lae sheriff and BY said late shenf transferred will
proceed 10 sell Al public auction at the herchsns and
toneers xchaDge yal street, between Gus
tomhouse streets in the Second District this city
TUESDAY. August 18th 1865 At II o'clock - -
The following desribed Property and ali rghts titles
and interest Of the defendant in and TO the
tie in the district No and square No AL
bounded by the following sreeClaborne 81 James
dido and Poydras measuring nineteen by and
twenty feet l9xi2 according plan e in the city
veyors oce and assessed 10 the Of thousand dol
lars g 00O0 Ording the city assessors rolls Of
now depo'tsd In the ressurer's Office Of this city.
seized In the above suit.
DS- TKRns--Cssh the spot
THOs. L MAXWELL.
b23 Gull IS Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleans
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RIGAUD 81 CO.'S

PARTISAN PERFUMERY,
Pstronized BY the Empress Of French and extensively
used in all fashionable circles for its Excellence and Superb
Ority.
hlGAUD a co.'s YLANGYLANd and MANILLA
BOUQUET, the scent Rgsad 4 Co. the only i'm
posIs in EUROPE Of the fragrant extract Of Ysngysnd
FL the Philippine Isles.
RIGAuD co IS TOLUTINF, delicious Toilet Water
superior TO Eau de Cologne. Toilet Vinegar, Florida
Water
RlGAuD co.'s MIRANDA SOAP, exqulsitsly per.
TUNED and keeping its fragrance 20 the last
R1@AUD co - MIRANDA POMAfUM, for preserv-
ing snd beautify ing the hair.
RIGAUD a Co.'s DENTORTNE, a most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and peruming the
RlGAJD CO.'S TOOTH-ChE M, a remarkable pre-
paIatOn. producing brilliant whiteness the teeth
RlGAUD CO.. ROSE POWDER, superior Violet
and AL other Starch and Rice Powders.
The IIfTLB MONIrOR; GUIDE TO TIE TOILET
With PhotogrAphe Illustrations viii be receipts
stamp.
Wholesale Rigaud Co. as rue de Riehelieu, PUis
AGENT r. Newberry Sons IS St. Psus Church Yard Lon
don.
Depot General in New Orleans 8.
p. DUCONGE's,
80 Chartres street
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JOHN sc6ELLAEG VS. GEOPGE DILLENsoFFER-
sixth Justice Court-No 81
QY VIRTUE Of writ OF alias nert factas
~ to directed by the Honorable the sixth Justice
Court " u proceed 10 II AZ pubic auction, THURS
DAY, The 18Th day o. Auglst 1868 a. 10 O'Clock A.
One lot HOusshod Furniture per Inventory on he
Seized In absve numbered aud entitled suit - I.
WV GoRMLY, Constable.
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DKOCLAMATION...... PROCLA MA TION
OF GUARANTEE
STATE OF LOUISIANA, E5EcvTrvE Drr.R1xzsr, T,

STATE OF LOUISIANA ExEcuTIvE DKPIRrxENr
Orleans, May q, ls6S I
WREREAs An Act Of the Legislature approved March IS
1870 entitled An act TO establish Quara tine pro
lection Of the State provides Of the
shall Issue his proclamation the sdvce Of the Board
Heath declaring any place where shall TO be
heve peseDtia contagious infectious disease
be an place and stating the number Of days OF
antne 70 be performed by the vesse their
ee,s and crews, coming from such place places
Now therefore In pursuance Of the provisions
Aforesaid do issue this proclamation hereby de-
clare the places hereinafter named be infected
that al vesse together with Ulcers aud
cargoes arriving kOm said places, having touched
stopped at OF them shall be subject quArar
not lees than for period con-
sderd bS the Board of Health take effect from
and after the promui alton Of this proclamation
Any violation Of the Quarantine laws here procsimed
viii be severely punt he'd n the penalties prescribed by
law deem ed inadequate, the iss offending
yered 10 the military authorities be dealt With
The places which hereby declared infect ed ators
said. are the following wit:
Az the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and
Of Vera Cruz. in Mexico
Given under my hand and Seal the above and
the Independence Of the United the
JOSHUA BAKkR
By the Governor:
J. ". HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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DoUsIA''
rSGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER.
He. 10 Camp street..
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HoTEl

vztha and Wedding Cards engraved IN he mon elegant
manner Business Cards Account SALES Cotton, BUS Il.
ing Cheekk invoices and Circular Lstters ETC., rshe
usphed Seals, OsnesIlins Stamps. Door Plates. etc
Initials Embossed Payer aaA Kavslspss WITHOUT
OHAR0x FOR DIE
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cONSTABLe'S SALES,

AUCB, JR, FABLE - LIQUIDATION OF CAMP
man Co vs. q. Koeh--sixth Justice Oourt-No. 1910
RH VIRTUE OF writ Of n-rt facIas
~ 70 me- directed BY the Honorable the SIKH Justice
in and for the parish Of Orleans VII proceed
public auction on WEDNESDAY. tie 18th lay Of August,
1865, at 10 O'Clock A.
One lot Tin Ware Stove Pipe etc per inventory on fe
Sc ned In the above numbersd AID entitled suit
BS- rERMs-Cash in U. b. Treasury Notes
WIN. GORMLY. Constable.
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CITY OF EEW ORLEANS We. JAMEsF CARUrHERs
Second District Court Of New Orleans-No 30sS7
DY VIRTUE Of Writ OF Guri faeta.
Ddrected by the Honorable the ee>oud District UOur
CT New Orleans, In the ab entitled cause Geo w
Aysry late sheriff. snd by said late she
viii cesd TO sell at Public Auction at the Merchsnts
and Aueoneers Exchange Royal street between
Custonhou streets IN Ire Second Dsrict this city, on
TUESDAY, August 25th 1868 u O'Clock NJ The fllOy.
ing described property. to wit: H'
Assessment district number two, tquare number one han
drtd and Eighty three bounded BY Camp Pryt.na Dsi0rd
It Charles IvO role and CshiOpe and measuring
u-stven stby serenity i've est thu
posted n the City AssessOrs Office and Sg)
six thousand i've hundred dollars according the
sessnent dtpos ted In the office tbs Treasurer this
AtO another lot In th- rct
bounce by the streets, Measuring
feet eighty i've eet according the pan
Office Of the Assessor Of th city aud the
to5O0 six thousand five hundred z according the
essnent roll deposited in the Office Of the OF this
city.
Seized IN the shove suit
6F TKRMs-Cash on the spot
T9Os. L MAXWELL
jy23 sull IS Sheriff Of the Parish o Orleans
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$1,000 KEwAKD. .-.s .-.-s-.s
Received That in view the Increase Of counterfeit
NlCKLE PIECES given for fare 10 the Railroad
reward $40 shsl be raid for the Lection and convc
ton of making passing knowingly
felt Eve pieces Drivers Instructed
person putting such counterfeit coins in the
box.
(sgnedl q r BEAUREGARD
President N. o. and CarrOliton Railroad Co.
Signed F. WINrZ,
Z President New Or City Railroad Co,
(sgned) DAVID McCOAKD,
PresidenJ resent City Railroad Co
(Signe6) W. II MCCLELLAN,
President st Charles s.. RAILROAD Co.
(Signed) c. A LABUZAN.
Pres dent Canal and Claiborne st Railroad Co.
(Signod) GRO CLARKE,
President Orleans Railroad Go.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. CALVIN rATE-sIxTH
District Court Of New Orleans-No q ,262 q.
Nv NINTUE Of writ Of dert faetas
Ddeeied BY the Honorable th- Sixth District
leans, in The above entitled 10 Geo W Avery
sheriff by sid late snein nsierred viii pro-
coed 70 sell At Public Auction. Al the MeIchans Auc-
TONER'S Exchange Royal street between
hosse sire IS IN tbe Second District of th city TUGS
DAY, August 18th, lS6S az y O'Clock The following
dsscrtbeo stuatsl In the
Thomas, Religions, St. James. Celeste and Fety streets
stsur sixiy Our by hundred and
90 BY lzsl according TO plan depoed at the treasurer
once, and assessed At i've thousand dollars 5000.
Seized in the shove suit 'r.
ss- iEKMs-CaAh on the spot
TSOS L MAXWELL
jy23 aull 70 Sheriff o. the Parish OF Orleans
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FEHET's SALES.
SUCCESSION OF cELEsrE PERRAULT-So. is2s
DWELLING HOUSE ON MELPoMENR STREET, BE-
TWEEN PRYTANIA AND CAMP STREETS
AUCTION SALES.
G. De FEMeT's SALES,
BY q. DE FERRET,

BY q. DE FERRET, n.
AucIoSEKR-ofiee 50 Benville street.
the Merchants. and i Ssssion.sr.' EssSsnss
on soys street between Canal and cutenhOuse BY
Judge Of tie Second District Court orlssns date
Juy 3D. ls the following described real By pubic
LOT on GROUND situated in the FRS, District Of ,si.
and PytsSia streets ssd St rns Ps Or os r. 10 as
per Ran deposited IN the once Ct rsds:sa.s late a",.E
mont on NslpcmsHs street 81 I'D lei in depth.
four esbnsts gallery one-sory kitchen contain
ing tour rooms gallery YVES hyarani ng trees
Aet q sale with internal stamp, attached
purehssers expense. before A Drsyfous notary public
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SPAIN
STREET. BETWEEN oREArxES NOW DAUPHIN.
AND CAsAoALyo NOW RoYAD sTsEETs.
SUCCESSION OF WIN. coNNER-No. saOsz
BY @. DE FXRIET,
Once No. So BienviIe street
SATrUtFpA1. ,b 49, %.,.s ds,h, isos. az; A.
change Royal street. Canal
u.. Ss Ss G. a5 G as aS Nav JOIN
leans. dstsd July 10TH 1865 the following described
A Lof OF GROUND with the building. and lmprOv.
m~nts there ~ uste The third District this city 10
the square bounded BY CasscavO NOV Royal
now Dsuphin) handeyle and Spain Streets measuring
ieet front on spain stree, by l45 feet In depth
So TEkss-S5OO cash. and the balance q credit Of
twelve months, in secured by special q
ana vendors n and bearing eght per cent interest pr
snnum from the day sale NTH final payments the buildings
to be kept insured the policy transferred 10 the vend
In case of suit the purchaser viii be requr pay hve
per cent attorneys commissions the
which will be likewise secured by mortgage; purchaser
assuming the payment Of the taxes for 1868
Asst Of sAe, with Internal Revenue StAmps EXPENSE
OF the purchaser before W. J. Csst,ll, notary public
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. ALvRFD WILLOZ-
Sixth District Court Of New Orleans-NO. 2l63l
DIV NIGTUE OF q writ OF n.rf factas d.
II rectrd By the Honorable the riAh District Of
New Orleans IN the above entitled Geo w AVery.
lae Sheriff and BY said late sheriff transferred viii
receed 20 sell AZ Public Autton the Mechsnts
oneers Exchange. Royal rect between Cana
tomhonse Streets in he S-coAd District Of this city on
TUESDAY, August % l56S, at u O'Clock
ACEkTAIN OF or GROUR ID bounded BY 81 Charles
Carsndst Poydras and Psrddo streets measuring twenty
i've 5 eet BY hundred 100 eet per roll
TO- the 1896 deposited in office Of the treasurer
this city. Assessment $1,000
Sezed In the above suit.
30 TEkns-Cash on the spot. q
fHOs. L. MAXWELL
jy23 sull 25 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Otleans
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SHeRIFF'S SALES.

JOS. j. ASTON VS.. wa COLEMAN-THIRD DIS
triet Court Of New Or. ssns-No % .sg
yrETUE Of |. writ Of sell .slsq ~. and sale
New Orleans IN the above entitled cause to Geo Avery
late sheriff End BY 'sd late sh,.a 70 me Transferred
and Auction srs Exchange, soys street between Canal
TWO cHRS LOTS SOP OF Isu together %s
ing sny sppetsinng situate in the Fst District
Of Ibis sty designsed BY the Ms and IN square
Gravi.r yosO and sslcsdO streets plan drawn By
Casaing Cele- architects the 10th March 1896 and de-
posted in the Office Of A. Benvenu notary public hi.
city Said lots adon each Other and EACH Ame
by ard twenty feet in depth
ne which sd shove Sssc bed property was acquired BY VIM
said notary E. Benvenu dated the 18th October
seized in the shove suit ~,
s1ERHsl In cash 70 sufficient amount to pay plain
s20Ol with per cert interest pc, hundred
tsr per anna@ thereafter aD. the Gay u ale
snd so per cent interest per srnum on One HunS5es
cent per thereafter until the day sale; The
Dollar @ costs Of Detarisl copy and eoss Of suit cash
smo9nt Of bis bid the payment Of two promssoy notes
Hundred Dollars sIo0 drawn dsfendent his
dated New Orleans May q 1866 payable respectively three
cent from until maturity, and per
snngm here-ter until paid And the ba Of the price
jy2S aus p Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. THOMAS BYRNK-
seeODd District COurt Of New Orleans-so. $3.50.
RY VIRTUE of a writ OF herf n.cfas
~ directed BY the Honorable toe Second District
New rieans a. the above entled Geo W Aver
late Sheriff and by said Sheriff transferred viii
TO eel public the Merchants,
oneers Exchange Royal between Canal and
house streets in the second District Of on ES
DAY, August 2tth, 1865, at u O'Clock NJ =
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND bounded by Canal
Common Caronde ct and BaOnne cts measuring C39
thirty hTee fee BY q2 hundred and twen feet
Aud also
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND bounded BY Canal
Common, arondelet and Bsronne IS measuring CZj
thirty feet by 02 and twenty seven eet ~
per Asses ment Roll for the year 1896 deposited the Office
Of the Treasurer OF this city. '"."
Assessment S75,0J0 ~. .... .r
keiEed IN the above suit.
R0r TKRxs-Cash the spot.
THOs L. MAXWELL.
jy3 aull . Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.