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PHysICIANs---DRU dGIsrs.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
so4 Magazine street. Corner OF Poes farre.
j. B. DUFF and t. @. GRIFFIN.

The Institute is founded scientific principles for
positive Of all Gu 2oNIC, PRIvArE and SPECIAL
DISEASES.
Or J. BAL OWN DUFF is favOrably known throughout
the West and south OF the successful necasts
IN the country having cured thousands Of syphi
Thos, elect. etc.
Dr. DUFFs treatment q seuiiral Weakne Nocturnal
Emissions and Impotency known fall having
cured every under his that curabe
The Medicines we warranted Of the purest
quality; prepared by DR. THOMAS @. OR FIN, OF
London, at Drug Store thus giving .tiens
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES, scientifically pre-
pared.
The afflicted invited call and examine our mode Of
treatment friendly talk costs nothing We answer III
communications by mail with dispatch and give consults
tons in French, Spanish, German and Italian
For further particulars address call the Institute
Ps-A persons sufferir with Nervousness General De
bity Low Spirits Loss Of petite should
FINS ELIXlR OF TIE PHOSPHATE OF IRON AND
BARK-s most delightful Tonic.
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GRAND R. A. CHATTER.

Samuel NJ Todd NJ. e. Grand High Priest. New orlean
s. q. PArsors, Deputy Grand High Priest Basirop.
r. q. Stirling. Grand King. Bayou Sara.
Breen, Grand Scribe. Nsx Orleans.
Henry r swasey, Grand Treasurer. New Orleans.
J. c. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans
Thomas B. Lawson. Grand Chaplain, Bastro,
Joseph P. Honor Grand Capt Of the Host New Orleans
Z. Tisdsle, Grand p s., Monroe
Henry Hamburger Grand R. A Captain, New Orlesna
W. W. Leske, Grand Master Third VEIL Bayou Sara
NJ y. Girard Grand Master Second Vel, Opelousas
". +. Hsiaeigh. Grand Haster First Veil, Franklin.
3. 8. Burke Grand Guard, New Orleans.
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MASONIC.

Stewart W. NJ; John NJ Moore. s.w.; M. WV. vernon,
W.; james Hourh Secretary
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no. ia
Grand Lodge Han. n. o. oneers-J. o. DecAssro " NJ
A. Dssoa, s. w.; r. Booth. W., W. A White, Secretary
uREKA LODGE NO III
woodville. Jackson Parish La 0fncsu-C n. Howell
wM; E. Jackson s. w.; O. ". Lylss, J. W.; ". Z. Red
TULIP LODGE NO IT'S
NJ; c L. EsyA S. W.; 7. B Tarkintoa. J. W.. B. @
Frazisr, Secretary.
cADDo LODGE NO liz
Shreveport. La ohcers-P. ". II. Cummings ". Nj
p. rsus, s. W; VIM. Hobson, J. W.; -, Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK Lodge NO. ist
Gilnisses Bluff, Sabine Parish La 0hcers-wm- NJ An
tony W. M; Charles Bennett g. W.; Geo. W. Well j. w..
N X spre'gtt, Secretary. .-.
JEFFERsONIAN LODGE NO. isl.
Kingston. De Soto Parish, La Oicers-Hhas e. Craw-
ford. NJ; B. S. Logan, 8. w.. L. p. Scott J. w.; e w.
Laley, Secretary.
sam TODD LODGE NO. ls7
Sugar IOWA, Calcssieu Parish La oncers-John Dove
wM.; 1. l. Simmons s. w.; d. A Cole. J. w.. q. w.
Richardson. Secretary.
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. la
Hoss Mills Caddo Parish, La Oshcers-Thos. R. Vaughan
wk.; r. T. Cole s. W; H. 2. Currs, J. W.; J. NJ Camp
ton, Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. 1884,
Spring Creek Church Washington Parish, La Ohosrs
Hardy Richardson. W. NJ; O. p Bailey. s. W.; II. e. Jen
klns, J. w.; J. G Ficher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. lS.
Big Cane St. Landry Parish, La Onicas-Gso ". Bsns
deck. w. NJ; p @. Caihan, 3. W. +. o. Hays J. W.; o.
s. Smith, Secretary.
ASH FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Fiat Lick. Claiborne Parish, La. onhcers-w. p Meyers
NJ; Henry Jones, s. w.: r. L. Hasty, J. w.
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO |,

Meets every hrst and third Saturday, Lodge Room No
over the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Matches streets Oneers-A sszure4u, ID. NJ; A. j. Van
dergrin, d. ID. M; Henry Haskell, Secretary and Trea
surer.
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MEDICAL.

EkENcn MEDICINES IN vosUE-
BY GRIMAULr 3 CO..
Chemists 40 a. 4 ~; Prince zapoisea
kUE kICHhLiEU. fAkts
No More Cod Liver OH.
sRIxAULrs SYRUP or IoDrzED HoEsE kAslsH
fn,s syr1p empeyeo with The greatest snecss IN p.ee a
Of tho chest scroea ymphaie disorders. SICK
y s soos Sod the n 1
powerful dspuIsvs known 4 never -slgsss the sioaseA
soSns children subject to Sarors or sbsirucos re ssd
xsisss - e sheaeioas in the diseases ofshs skis
NO More oonsumptioa.
GRIMAULTss SYRUP OF HYrHOsFaAfE or LIzE
ether bern d Rss q Iuns. promptly sss
ssss Ea .n' Tsss his hs Ak
Complexion.
DIS. LErAs PHOSPHATE or fKos.
feuugAsas edicns contains the elements lhs
blood and bones and iron IN qrd STATE Il dinerontsEo
less speedy ehoros pains in the stomach, saeat
ne maoTiss Of de Ssadssaiss q xsdion. Of Psrs room
The Phosphate Of Iron ladies Of delicate
ever anxiety, smossss ovsr~Ork general debility
Z De any PREPARATION when never causes constipation.
and can Be- bore " ths most delicate stomoehs
Nerv ne Headache. and Eeuralsls
eR,sAuIT's sss@sISSS lnARAsA
A vesetsbl substances used om time iunemsral IN BrAz
and entirely inohensive
Hetter Than Oopafba.
VAULTS CAretLfS AND LluUlu EXTRACT
MATIcO yEGBfAfslS
MA ~ s Tss asss ss issSs
and chronic Of private d-ease
Ihsysrs sssd IN o. hospitals o. Paris ~ o.. ssd Dr.
BIZ nd and are found gresty superior % all hitb knox
nal remedies and copaibs cubebs The aecfion
used In recent and capsules IN more chronic cases
GezsraI dspst In Paris GRTNAUbT 4 CO.'S
Chemists u II. L a. Prince Napoleon
- Rcheisu
gsid In New Orleans ~ DUCONGE,
DELOCHK
GUILLOT.
And every coed Shenisk
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Kncampmenfa.

THE R. W. GRAND EEcAMPNENr OF LOUISA
Meets seniannuay the urth Wednesday IN Jauuar,
and July. ofieer-Luther Homes, Of No. l. NJ w. Grand
Patriarch; Geo Dirmeser,O Of No. l. NJ T. Grand High
Prest; O. n. Morsou Of No l. r. W. Grand s. Warden;
r. WnnsmoFe, Of No 3, r. Grand scribe B. DAsilvs Of
NO 1 X '" Grand Treasurer; W. Mscdonen, Of No. 3,
W. g. Jusior Wardea; A. Wallace Hunter. OF No 4
NV Grand Representatives Gsrg, Nungesser, Of No. T. w.
g. Marshall; n w. wOveon Of No l. W. Grand Sentinel;
N Frankfort, Of No. ID. Grand Sentinel.
STANDING ConMTrKEs-.-0reientialsa and Retrns-w L
Williams Robt Pilkin, Root. strong
Finanoe-B. N. Rush, ]. Potter, W. @. Wilson
Safe Of The 0rder-J. @. Donlap, L. r. Tower Wnli.rn
ealOmon-
Constitution and By La~s.-Howazd Nnspaagh, william
Whitseil @. W. Roper.
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" ErrrnAuIan1sNraa nr

THE CHEAT EFrrOAuEOUsNEss OF
hessrs Grimsnt Co.'S Iodlsed Syrup Of Horse Rad
Co., Chemists TO H l. H. Prince Napoleon At Para q
always excellence succedsnous Cod Liver on The
best treatment 70 follow in Lymphsc and scroiuons aec
lions well In various Cntaneous diseases The public
viii therefore read With interest the analysis
medicine by Professor Klezns from the Chemists
Journal Vienna well the addressed Messrs
0rault Co, by his Exeelency the French Ebassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation sf this learned Doctor
Grmaufs Iodred syrup Of Horse Radsh s not IN free
elementary and csustc In the ydnc acid
and organic combination similar iodine contained
Ced Liver OIL n
SignedD Viscxrr RLsrxfssxI,
Chemical Analyser 70 the Law Vienna hospfta
Ohenkk L and r WIDEN,
Professors Of Chemistry
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PRINCE ENsAssr AT vKsaA
Vienna. August a. iHn
nessrs. 0zim.nlt = o., Chemists at Paris:
In reply 70 the letter you addressed 20 his ExeeHcy 10
Enbsssador have the honor inform you
kletsnski IL Of high standing Vienna; thai be
gssonay much thought Of and passes for o. hs e-
Chemists IN Germany. PImRRkT,
Consul sod Attschs lsnha=sg
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Henry Hamburger, Grand R. A Captain, New orlesns
W. w Leake Grand Master Third Ven, Bayou. Sara
N y G'rard, Grand Master Second We'd, opeousas
W r. hsheigh Grand Haster First Vel, Franklin.
B. 6. Burke. Grand Guard, New Orleans.
-
DEGREE
s. NJ Todd, ssd Grand Commander in Chief N v orisap.
John Claiborne. SD First Lieutenant Commander Nsv
Orleans.
Fueenee Ricau SD Second Lieutenant Commander Nav
Orleans
John L. Lewis, SD, Grand Constable New Orleans
John @. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel r Walker, SD, Grand Minister Of State, New
Orleans
Dr. James G. Batcheor, SD, Grand Chancellor, New Or
leans.
Ben Ds Silva, SD, Grand Almooer New Orleans
Emmett ID. Craig. SD, Grand Registrar, New Orleans
John K Mcclure, ed, Grand Keeper Of s. and A, New
Orleans
by: swAsey sd Grand Primsse New Orleans
James Scot s,a. Grand E.0s,, N.x or,sa..
James c. wilmer, szd Grand Assistant Expert Hs,
Orleans Il. a.D
Jean Lamarre SD Grand Beausenior New Orleapx
Angel Martin d Grand Bearer Of the " New Orle.ns
Bruno de Lucas SD Grand Master Of the Guards New
or,ssr. w"
Daniel r. Scruggs SD, Grand Steward, New orlsana
John Melton, SD, Grand ABIDE Camp, New Orleans
T. Carroll, SD. Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication Second Wednesday /,
January.
Stated Sitnes list March, 25h June 2s. September sns
9th December.
-
GRAND ooMMANDERY KNIGHTS rEMPLARs
sr saml M Todd r. T. Grand Commander Nav rr,.an.
sr Fnls.nc. k,can n.,,,v f,~a,s r....-s--
u.wo.,....
sr Ia. Horror Y Grand f..r.r.,,..,r,. ~ ,,-,.
o W. ~ "n"sAs'' l. siSha oap'sn General New
oreanh
sr. VIM Nepua z Grand 8 W ssv S o,.a U,''anA
b. 4. A. Bartlette, r. Grand j. w., Now Orleans
ST Emanuel Bessy, Z Grand Treasurer. New orleanA
sr.A. z. Billings, E. Grand Stand Bearer, New or.ap
sr. Jos Iurek, Z. Grand warder, New Orleans
Or sierhsn 3 selsck, & Grand Captain Of the Guards
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP O. rHIRrY.rm
DEGREE A. AND AR
rxx,,,. 40,
Onas- Lsnon de Laoeoah $50, New Orleans
Dep. Insp. Gen. VIM ~ Perkins SD, New orieana
NJ Todd, Ssd' New Orleans
GRAND CouHcrr y .xns
ay roda xp GA ~. O.
John w. jones' T., mustrious Grand Master, sh.sv.por
John @. Gordy, G. p, Conducter Of Work FrsnklIr
H Breen, g. O. of the Guard, Nss Orleans
Jos.ph p govnor n r..- " go
Jus eon'Ss, y. recorder, New orleans
e'. mus % lawson. ". Onapiains ne" orleans
oueAisy, " Oonouetof' Ne" orleans.
X Ia Bruce. O. Steward, New Orleans
w~---.- - -
W IAGlkIA SPklN9S.
The following celebrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS Of s.s,
comfortable coaches By contract limited ten pas-sness
JUNE 1857.
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sabordinate Esea-pments.

wILDEY NO. l.
Meets on the First and Third Saturdays Of each month h
Lodge Room No. the Crescent Muu. Insurance Com
pany omcers- D. b heno. c. p; J. @. Dunlap, H. p;
A. Thomson, Scribe.
HoBAH ENcANPyEsT NO. s.
Meets the Second and Fourth ssfurdsys of zach roth m
Lodge Room No !, the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company ofiesrs-J R. walker. C. P; N. NJ sAnasl.,
II. p; Geo. ". ssdler, Serbia
WASHINGTON ENcAMPMENf No.a
Meets the second and fourth Mondays m each month
nsngny buildings. Third District 01csrs-Jno d. suhrsn
o. r; II. ,. stueken, H p; y. stahe Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENcAnPMEsTNo.
Meets the hrst and third Wednesday IN Jefferson Han
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Magazine and Philip streets Fourth District
o0esrs-Frank Phstsr. @ p. Jacob Fe~hsass. II. r.; j.
W. Allen. Scribe.
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GRAND COUNCIL R. AND sx.

3. N. Todd, NJ p, Grand Master, New Orleans.
Hy. R. swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New Orieans
John W. Jones, T., musrous Grand Master Shreveport
John @ GOrdy, @. p, COnduetsr Of Work, Frsnkir-
n Breen, @. O. Of the Guard, res Orleans.
Joseph p Bornor, @. Treasurer, New Orieana
Qua sontsg, @. Recorder, New Orleans
Rev. Thos. B Lawson. @. Chaplain, New Orleans
II. p. Buckley, q. Conductor, New Orleans
R L. Bruce q. Steward, New Orleans
Erastus Wells. q. Seminal New Orleans
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LIVERY.

IOsEpu wOLFORT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Nos. so ene sc Baronne street,
BETWEEN coxxoS GRAvIKR
IRE best stock OF Single and Double HORSES SADDLE
B0Rsks and hULEs constantly on hand Having N.
tied facilities In IT. Louis and oher Northwestern Cities
enshed to oner Inducements 10 Planters Pubic
generally.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND SATISFACTION GUAR
ANfEEO.
Particular attsniOn paid Hacking. having fresh
q o. thorses,
Horses and kulss Bought and Sold on Commission
JOSEPH WOLFO9r,
80 and 81 Bsronue sfreet
oUIsfANA LIVERY AND SAILS
STABLES
Eos l 100 and 10 Magazine street. between Julia 81
Joseph strses
Frstciass Mules Horses r Also Carriages ana
Bufgies for Hire L. HART, Proprietor.
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MASONIC.
CORRECT LIST or REsULARLoDGE
THE GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

uspnR fsz yunsDrc1roE OF
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ST.. LANDRYOIRIOT.
IcosTIsurD rsox FIRST P4sE.I


retrsctiou the editor of the PROGRESS only
added insult TO injury by publishing still
grosser libel than the irst Whereupon he
was waited on by the injured party, who
proceeded to administer a severe castiga-
lion in the way Of a wholesome application
of the cowhide to the tune Of fifty lashes
This performance took place in the presence
of the negroes who were attending the
school over which Bentley presided as dom
inie. The cowhiding OF their preceptor
naturally aroused their sympathies, and
thew set up snch bowling as to cause the
assembly of gang of negroes about the
schooI-house, who proposed to commence
the work Immediately of cleaning out the
people Of Opelousas. The time had come
for work and il was proposed to "pitch
in"
Coufiers were then dispatched to the
plantations with orders to bring in all of
the negroes, well armed. In short time
the whole town was almost entirely sur
rounded by these enraged negroes. A
company OF twenty-five white men then
rode ont to meet them and to persuade
them to disband. Before reaching the
place where the negroes had congregated
the whites were fir upon by band
of negroes who were ambusbed. Five
horses were killed and the riders of
four badly wounded. The whites then
made an attack upon the assauting party
and succeeded ia killing every one OF them.
The whites, after being reinforced, then
rode into The crowd of negroes, who had
assembled just beyond where the first at
tack was made. Upon their approach the
negroes fred one volley and then fed. The
whites then pursued them and only desisted
after killing all that they found with
weapons in their hands. The next day the
various plantations were visited and the
negroes made to understand that unless
they surrendered their arms they would be
taken out and shot This threat had the
desired effect, and negroes from far and
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Joseph Mason vs.. Brig Indy Monk,
Her Tackle, etc, et5
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
for the District of Louisiana No. 9Is0 in obedl.
ence to an admiralty warrant TO directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
The Brig BADY MONK. her tackle ETC.. etc ,
Eo~ libeled by Joseph Mason for the causes set
forth in the libel now pending in the District
Court of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending TO have any right title inter
est in or 70 the same TO be and appear at District
Court OF the United States for the District aforesaid
TO be holden at the city of New Orleans on or before
the THIRD MONDAY from the date hereof to show
cause If any they have or can. why the said Brig
bly to tie prayer of libelant,
United States Marshal's Office New Orleans
tNenty-iitth day of September, 1868.
No 9eo-se2e ocl 6iU
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RECEIPTS OF PR0nuCE.

CrNCINNATI-steamer LEM Leoti-7s bales cot
ton and full cargo Western produce
NT LOUIS-Steamer 4 l. McGll-666T bbls flour
1891 SKIS corn T63 SKIS bran
ST LOUIS--Steamer Shark and barges--ll, 09s
bbs flour 2s56 SKIS oats Is SKIS oil meal
ST LOUIS-Steaner Ls1ington-20U bbs pork and
covgo of Hour, corn, etc
81 LOUIS-Steamer Lizzie Gill-sOO0 bbls flour
2f6 bales cotton and Western produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dick Fulton and barges,
81 COG bushels coal
PITrsBuRG-Steamer Stella and barges-6o, 900
bushels coal
SHREVEPoRT-Steame PIoneer-294 bales cot,
ton 50 head cattle
ANTE RIVER-steamer Alice-42 bales cotton
10000 shingles
sHRKVEPORT-Steam Dixie-337 bales cotton
Observation-Disclosures lrene-lls bales cotton
10 bead cattle
sHKEVEP ORT-Steamer Big Horn-2as bales
cotton
N4TCHEZ---steamsr Wild wsRoner--3.O bales
cotton 907 SKIS cotton seed
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Grey Eage-305 bales
cotton III bills rice
wAsHINGToN-SteamsrJ G Backford- bales
cotton eSO SKIS cotton seed
BIT THE RAILROADS.
PER JACKSON RAILROAD-October 5-3ls
bales cotton "a, 600 feet lumber
PER OPELpUSAS RAILROAD-October ga
bales cotton LILO head cattle
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SUCCESSION OF CHARLES Uks1N pLIoQUE-


RY =. RUTSAULT, AUCTIOEEER of
~ tioe Exchange Alley and Bienvile street-SAT
URDAH, October II, 1868, will be sold at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers III,
change Roya street between Canal and Custoinhouse
streets, ~ virtue Of order from the Hor orable
the second District Court of the parish of Orleans
asted fourth september 1868 the following property
ALQT OF GROUND, situated in the Third Dis
tlctof this city, in square bounded by Frenchmep
Teace; Oasacalvo and Moreaa streets, measuring
French measure, iorty-one feet more or less front
on HIenohmen street, by one hundred and twenty
feet deep. The whole agreeably to MAN In be az,
hibited at the Exchange. - -" V ~ -
=, This property is sold subject to q lease ending
tnlrty'hrst March, 1916, at the rate of S. 20 per
GERS office ~ VS. ''
The buildings erected on the above property are
not included in the sale, the same being owned by
the tenant, S ~
Telms-One half cash, and the balance at one
year credit for note secured by mortgage and bear
ing eignt per cent interest from date Act of sale
purchaser. Including the URitsd States stamps as
sells ocl 3 lTA
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer Lucretia reports having seen the steam
ers Laura and Creole lying together at Bon Secour.
Steamer Thos. Powell could make no llndng on
account of strong winds prevailing.
Steamship Cortes, CAPT. Horatio Nelson, sailed
hence for New York Sunday evening at 6o'clock.
Steamer Frances, Blakeslee, reported as having
crossed to Tchefupcta on Saturday evening 10
escape severity of the gale,
Ship Island, Sept 80 Schooner Aspssa, from New
Orleans for Tampa Bay, reported ashore three miles
east of lighthouse. Received assistance from
United States revenue cutter W ilderness, and sue
ceeded in getting off.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston. Sept 27--Sailed, steamship Oriental.
Snow, for New Orleans.
New, York, Sept 2s-sailed. ship Vanguard, for
New Orleans.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cadiz, Sept 1l-Arrived, ship Edwin Garland.
from New Orleans VIA FIgo. is'
Bordeaux, Sept I5-Arrived. ship Princeton Aclt.
erly, from New Orleans. 18th. sailed, ship Jeanne
Torlois, for New Orleans.
Newport, Sept 15-Saiied, ship Pequot, Hogg, for
Few Orleans. 4tiI
SPOKEN.
on the Skeipes, Sept Is, ship Antarctic MeStokerp
from Liverpool for New Qseaas.---.
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AUCTION SALES.
-1--'-19'1'77-7|@~
JUDICIAL SALEM THE MATTER OF IN.
terdietion, of Miss catharins Richards, No
90 1la-Sannna ri.4.i.a c,.L

"ODAVtAL 6ALk-IN THE MATTER OF IN.
terdietion of Miss catharins Richards, No
s22ss-seOond district Court.
RH W.: 4. HODGsON, lAUoTIoNEER-
~ }ihce No. q Commercial Piace-On WEDNES.
Auetoneers' Exchange, on Roya! street between
Canal and Oustomhouse streets, By yiriue shd in
Judge Of the Second District Courin Srisb ~ r
leans dateo September Is, 1883, docket No. s22e in
E H. mater q me Introduction of Miss OathaIne
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
IN the square bounded by Philip. jackson. Annun.
Gna aIon and Laurel streets measuring 81 feet ii
and front on Annunciation street of 10 feet between
man he mes american measure according to
hs ~ Il keizensteln architect, dated May q 1893
III 4 IRRDluBLE ONE Story AND ATTIC FRAME
tanning seven rooms, one.stoTy kitchen Se with Hh
tWo rooms. two cisterns. etc, and in the
A oNE;sT6RY FIR AVE COTTAGE, with two
sr ana Kitchen all in very good order and
This property is well located for dwellings or for
l Is adjacent to three lines of city rail.
schools, ETC., etc.
ONE LOT OF eR 0oAAIHs211 with tho ;rn,or..
ments thereon, situated in the Fourth District of
Iis elt! In the square BONDED by Annunciation,
9oseph1ne, Laurel and ST. Andrew streets. measuring
II teet 'front.' on AnnBncaton street, 20 feet
II SSnss IN tne resF by depth and front Jose
he i i oi ~ Iees American measure accord
TENDER =, 1863. S' NN S0r
mne improvements on tlis lot consist of ACNE.
STORY AND ATTIC FRAME COTTAGE Dwell.
ing, containing three rooms in main building IN
root ana three IN the rear, has cstern in the ard
'front.' gallery, &c, all fronting on Annunciatton
is - SS'ShHiN' S'AN0''
A oNE.sToRY FRAME COTTAGE, containing
lnres rooms and a kltcnen Cisern etc This
property is also eligbL located and is worthy the
attention of capitalists and others.
~, Ekats AND CONDITIONS. One half cash in
unitea States Treasury notes, the remainder in
notes at SIX and twelve months, equally divided,
bearing eight per cent interest from date and se.
cured by special mortgage until nnal payment with
confessional judgment for the amount Of the credit
payment: 1he improvements to be kent iusuIed 10
tue satisfaction OF the holder of the notas and the
policy to DO transferred. - ~
ACTS OF sale before James u; Coffey, notary pub &C.
AZ the expense of the purchasers iLcludinp the
SEES oc3 l0l72i27
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GALV misunderstanding @ Harris-60O bbs
fonr - pkgs mdse loo shoes 100 b1s starch 90
bags coffee 81, 600 feet lumber
NEW YoRK-SteamshiD Cortes-9s2 bales cotton
36s bbls flour 25s hhds tobacco 1910 bushels wheat
$3.50 in specie .. ....
PENSACOLA-Steamshi IAvaca-l47 hbls flour 6
cks bacon l46 pkgs mdse hbs whisky 80 bdls iron
ties 20 SKIS salt ties lard
NEW YORK--Steamshp United States---1O94
bal ecttoF 425 bbs Hour 90 bbs hreclay so bbls OIL
II cks metal II bds hides 3l4 hides 2I0 SKIS cotton
seed
GALVESTON-Steamsh Clnton-3l0 bbls flour
Is bbls whisky $50 SKIS oats l0J bGs candles 10 nhds
sugar % bags coffee
LIVhRPO0L-Ba Moss Rose-24O bales cotton
800 slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-05
AUCTION SALES,


FRAME HOUSE CORNER OF CAMP AND
Bordeaux atreets-succession of Salem Camp
bell No. sAssa-sscond District Court of the
parish of Orleans .falaaN9I
PY @. T. GIRARDEY q C0.-AUcTION-
- eers-NeholasJ Hoey, AuctIoneer-O Once No II
Exchange Place. -SATUkDAY,t hirty-fr October,
lse, sttwelve o'clock N. at the Merchants and Auc
tioneers Exchange. on Royal street. New Orleans, by
virtue OF an order Of the Hon L Duvigneaud.
Judge Of the Second District court for the parish OF
Orleans dated twenty fourth September 1853, will
sion Of Salem Campbell, deceased
A Lot OF GROUND in the city of Jefferson, in
the square bounded by Camp, Chestnut, Bordeaux
and Valenee streets, measuring 30 feet front on
Camp street, by ITO feet in depth between parallel
lines, forming the half of lot No. 7. The improve
ments comprise q one story Frame House
Terms Of Sale-CAsh in United states Treasury
taxes for 1888.
Act of sale and United States Stamps at the ex.
pense Of the purchaser, before W. H. seymour MOI a.
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