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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

- huildinR Of the 0eW school house u No. 8
= tsksn nucn Of the time and atssntien Of the
~ % EVEN ,n', ,sensrI sssisiaotiea. The bsildine
vas located 80 a. to accomnodats the present
~ rrospectivs population Of that part Of the
citv' In deciding upon the sxe end general
pl:n Of the building the Board have svailsd
them selves ofthe expesisnce of other cities. II
hoo been built large snssit nav acco9modate
suficient number Of primary schools to keep
49, vrammar room well supplied with pupils
m. enss1 espsrieuce Of other cities 10 shss .
-rs.msr achoo, in order 70 b we'll classified
snd combire proiit and economy. should contain
an or .eyea hundred pupils. Acting upoa this
gesrd ds.dss upon the present s.S h,. q 70:
| ,ood snbstartial manner, and - economical ~
s.ss,h,. 49, trust that time will show shat their
ase;Ians = this matter have been corrcSe.
4 ~ SfS@ HuildiDss krs hsef pusia shsscssh
/ rse1;rs ~ Their cepscy - hospeseA,. that
1ksn ~ Ssv buildlas saAu l. cO1pssssa, -
r. rreciude the necesaity Of building . new
MA scS~cl building, The old building q shs
co,.s. os Nspe aud sixth stSssta has bees re
psirsd snd Is nov pe.tscty s:fs sad viii be an
piv suficiert for Rish School pssposss for sev
erst Years 70 come and until sgcs tine % g tn, .,
~ y.S,t - M city and the pride Of it, citizens
~. ..ch ! building i crested il must - doot
80. . rroser site, snd, Il being the duty .
sPsh hnrrdt provide fof the prospective wsnt
- - Schools, the Horny gfssuma heoea -
x ~" sSsi 81 the puscheoe. This sum beinl
s,;ss ss,y; Stor, the sale u the two smell lots O
s.s -, csr cf Main end Sixth ssrssts.. fofmsrl
4 tS..sS -. ~ Sor 4 site for Nigh School. A NET
tp"a paaS ~ mortgage has been given for the bal
secu S.S. nurchase Thus whole block. fine
snes Ss.u.ssd and centrally locsts6, hss besn q
:nrss u = les than two-thirds q = actuai nas
Tsls: ! a.s %'ssss sss.s q
- .s ~ 49, s;me = il shsil be necessary 20 tuiid
- III favorable pieces msy be tsken 70
"sisr rnrrcses, ssd the city forced 10 sccept
.rfs vors abe lccssson not so GENITAL. pleasant
Isn....;snt and at ruinous price. u 10 thert
~" S;.S s.ssisfSetion that W submit this ac:io
1f~ - erproval
49, $x.fd fur5hsr odd in this coanoc4ion thi
~ ciSlsG ~ II u ~ Gsheol peoeeety hove -
Isrs@s~ra. !. aho1toeoe made and oeteGo Oaoe
th~@ eii. ~ beoks, pePees, ~. 6sosogine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

PoLlcE CouRr.-Business was brisk at
Court to-day. The following cases were
disposed of by Squire Dittoe:
For disturbing the pubic peace and quiet
Henry Shorig and II. d. Ward we're 6ned
Sl6 and costs-,otal t244o. Not "coming
down with the stamps" they were sen. to
Illuminate at Sheriff Schnitger's for twenty
days.
Robert Stephenson on the same charge
was found guilty and sentenced to pay $50,
and costs, tl9 50,
Charles Collins, eams charge, was found
guilty, and fined $l5 and costs, which he
paid.
Henry Koehl, for the same offence, wsa
fined $40 and costs-in al $l7.l0. This
being his first offence his tins was not %
heavy AZ those older in riotous conduct re
ceive.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

"ro LEr."-The advent Of spring has
Brought with il . revival in trade and more
hopeful feeling amongst the business com
munity. The sign ITO Let" that has been
seen in the windows Of numerous stores on
eur principal streets, ID gradually disap-
psaring, and in the course Of fcw weeks
business rooms will be eagerly sought for,
and sought for in vain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09

Tnrrvss Assur.--Last evening, the ham
aud chicken thieves visited tho residence Of
Mr.. Jas. Motto, and cleared his premises Of
al his poultry. even to the old Rooster, and
then went through his smoke -house, TAX
ing about twelve hams, otc., which were
about half smoked. lie tells US privately
that one Of tho pieces Of meat Was liked
up" SO that in case it WAS stolen Mr.
Thieves would not want more than one
meal of that piece-Mr. Mo.ie objects to
having all his meat thus taken, and will di-
vide with the scamps taking for his share
the "fxed" piece il they will return the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
Oh the mud,
Tho terrible mud F.

~'-0 '-~.s -~~Sy "SsS - tney SCUOs
10 sad drawback 10 their enjoyment of IL
day. This great city Of the Grand Ssnhe
drim, is the muddisst mud hole in the State.
The mud is foot deep on some Of Tie most
important crossings, and the narrow foot.
paths running hither, and you are reminded
Of one Of The canals Of Amsterdam. in ,nin.
iaturs. The road 10 the Capitoliss hill ID
nov intercepted By . lake which lice b.
tween the levsss that stretch asroes The
bottom on the east side like infant rail weys.
This lake nscessitates . grand dsbescA of I
mile, o. less, to reach the hill. 6
Rome is . sevcn.hilIed city Dss Moines
10 the city .: three hills. The Caritslins
whereon is the Capitol; the Aussins, on
! the brow Of which lies the fns mansion Of
Frank Allen, looking sgainse the hosisou
with its grand tower, like dry land steam,
boat with one smoke stack the OrpAsla,e,
| crowned BY Judge Coles orphan asyluu.-
Such is the Liod Of hills. o hers there ar,
| ready to be named when the fiae fancy cl
some Bohsmian ,hsl have given tong ue u
| their characteristics.
This is Sunday, and my natural piety -
volta ct the idea of oftrarssressing its sacred
nsss, %, justifying what I've done, By III
jesr beaas ssess. ~ Rsssie.
Ton voasLAnDs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
IOWA ITEMS.

A quarter Of million Of dollars hai
been offered by John l. Blair. Of Marshal!-
town in consideration of having the State
capitol located at that place.
Fillmore Powell, mal-carrier from Of
tumwa to Blakesburg, was shot at twice BY
highwayman last Moday night, but fortu
nately escaped unhurt.
Tho following is an exhibit Of tho col
lection of Internal Revenue in the State o.
Iowa for the fiscal years af 1856 and 1867
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AUCTION SALES.
}. B. WALTON @ DESlONOE'S SALES.
SALE.

PEREMPT0RY SALE "
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, CORNER OF
GAsQBET AND DoRGENoIs STREETS, ONE
SQUARE FROM CANAL
BY j. ID. WALTON d DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON. Auctioneer.
Once No. AZ Carondelet street.
SATURDAY. Jan: II. 1ses, at IL O'Clock
~ At the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange Roys
street. will be sold
Two VALUABLE LOTS oFTGROUSDtn the First Dis
ct ~ THE city IN the bounded by Canal
Roehebave Dorgenos streets as Nos p and
Is on plan made by Pile DepOuly architects, dated
April s. 1868 ane measuring follows: Lot No. % forms
the eorber 81 Gasquet snd Rochebae and
test 'nehs front on Gasquet street. by depth and
'front.' on kocheblaye los
tw en- parallel hes Gasquet paved with
stone pavement Lot No - asons No % aud measures
q feet inches front Gssquet by
10 nches and lines, between parallel lines all American
Ia TERNs-onehsf cash in U. s. Treasury Notes. the
balance payable twelve months aer date the
purchasers payable their order and them
bearing per until paid and secured
by special mortgage The property. The be
vided into coupons, If required
Acts Of sale before Wagner Gotfschak, notsres
pense Of purchasers, Including cost OF stamps.
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BIZ @. Il. GIRARDEY a CO.,

C. E. GrxARpxr. City AuctIonser,

Z. f. GIRARpEY. City Auctioneer,
Ohice-No. II Exchange Place
MONDAY, Jan. 30, 1865, ut IL o'clock NJ
Az at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange on
Royal street, between Canal ana Cutomhouse streets a,
public auction will he sold and continue successive
thereafter until the entire schedule Of property disposed
Of in pursuance Of the following resolution, to-wit-
MAYoRALrY or Nav ORLEANS
City Hail. l6lh day OF December 1861.
Resolved, That all Property. WHETHER REAL OR
PERSONAL belonging to the city of New Orleans which
be disposed Of without aement the public interest
convenience shall be sold under supervision drec-
ton OF the Chairmen Of the Finsnce Committees The sale
thereof TO commence the THIRD MONDAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1868. and to be CONTINUED From TINE To
TINE at the discretion Of the Charmen Of the said Com
mittees.
Resolved, That the Of said sales shall be ONE.
THIRD CASH, PAYABLE IN CITY NOTES and the
balance In notes of equal secured by mortgage on
the property payable and years. with interest at
the rate Of EIGHT PER CENT PER ANNUM from date
III paid and veper cent lawyers case IL should be
to institute suit for the payment said notes Acts Of
sale before the City Notary with revenue stamps
81 expense Of the purchaser who win have the OPTION
TO PAY THE ENTIRE PURCHASE MONEY CASA IN
CITY NOTES.
Signed Fw PERKINS
President pro ten. Board Of Assist ant Aldermen
CsgnsD JAMES GRAHAM
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December 49, 1857
tsigneO Z. HEATH, Mayor.
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Batture Property.

, Tilt VERY yAhuABLs SQUARE OF GROUND,
Known as Square No IA A, bounded by Poydras Laavet.
he e and NSser ,'ess and svbdigdsd into li's des
n,tea y The Nos 5, g. = So 10, H. Y l3 and hi
LOl NO forms the corner Of POydras Delta and Waay
streets ana measures Is feet inches and ca lines font m
water street. - eet inches and line Delta street
yassph and 'front.' Poydras OF l2t feet N
VIKING line Of Lot NO 2 'P Va 'ie III
LII no measures Is feet inches and lines front an
ssrtet - eet Inches and line front on Delta s %
inchss and lines deep the line dividing n f,,
dividing IL iron Lot No 81 ~ NeeP On 'ne me
se measures e eet6 inches g. lines trent on Water
20 leet inches ~ front Delta street ia et 4
~ nnes dssp on he line dividing IL from It No
Mo-. W SO ''Ne ~i'ioing II if0m Lot
LOT 10 measures % feet Inc es 6is lines front On ,
seeS :. iee inches line front street bv ,I ts
- mes oeep on the line dividing fror Ii N
ana ~ Ne s' Inches lines deep on the line Lot No
LII NC measures - teet inches 81. lines fr,nt ~ .t.r
sree 70 let inches line 'front.' Delta street. ~ Is -.
otncnes INES deep on the line dividing IA from -, n
and ~ ieei inches ~ lines deep the line diTidns n from
LOT No. 6messare % feet inches ca line. w.,.-
eteet 70 feet inches line front Delta $780, - Is' 49,
inches ~ lines deep the line dividing N f - -
Lot No. T. "s u'i0hs II nom
LOT No. measures % feet inches 81, lines ropt On
water street rs feet Inches line 'front.' Delta strest ~
la feet inches shines deep the line dividing h ION rs,
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AUCTION SALES.
cRAS. L NaSH,S SALES.

PERhMPTokY SALE BY ORDER CT THE UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT, OF THE ELEGANT AND
DESIRABLY LOCATED BRICK SLATED MAN
SION, SITUATED IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,
CORNER OF CANAL AND NARAIs STREETS.
TOGETHER WITH ALL TAE MAGNIFICENT
FURNITURE. APPURrENANCEs, LIBRARY,
PIANO. CARPETS. ORNAMENTS, WINES,
ETC, ETC
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-07

ZOE sALf-REAL ESrArE-SEvERAL HIN
IL ered Cotton aad Sugar Plantations located i The h.,
portions OF the cotton and growing States Also Rice
Pantsons Orchards, and large bodies OF valuabe
timber lands Also slarge variety Of city and suburban
perry Improved and unimproved in the form residences
stores huding lots and terms Pses
wishas 20 invest will do well TO call examine our n-osSr
ties siler Gard Real Estate Agents. No. IS Caropdeet
stIee. en- OrleARk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-07
MONTGOMERY BROS. G. co. IS SALES.

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses Fsrs
Work Mules Fine Mich Cows. Buggies Harness. wszona
ste, etc, at auction.
Hx MONTGOMERY BE0s. a CO.,
l. NJ AoEreokRKT. Auctoneez.
ofdce-T Camp street
TUEsDAY, January 18th. az II O'Clock A.
at Liners Stables, Grsvisr street, will Do sold
Elegant Match Horses.
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Cow
Aso-rep and Open Bnggies, Harness. wagons
~ TERss-Cash In U. g. Treasury Notes
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. .......FU RNTTURE
ny MONTGOMERY BROS. q CO,
H. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
INUFSDAY, dan. 9Th, ut II O'Clock A
Il NJ at their Auctien Mart. 81 Camp street. will be sold
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD +, RNlTURE,
such as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Blu
resus Armoirs Wastfands. Mahogany and Walnut Tete.
Sofas Spring Seat ChSs, Essy Chsrs Top Center
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Engrav
ng Paintings COOKING Stoves and Utenss ETC. being the
contents Of several well furnished houses.
-Aso-
a large invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Sea
Chats etc - -
kS-TERHs-Cash.
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AUCTION SALES.
C.. E. GiRAROeY g. co. SALES.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
or TAIuAs1z-
IMPROVED AND VACANT CITY PROPERTY.
IN NIX
FIRST, SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH DISTRICTS
-coxPnsNG-
VALUABLE BArrUnE SQUARES AND LOTS.
BUILDING SITES AND BUSINESS LOCATIONS
THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARxoRY-A SPA.
CIoUs TwosToRY BRICK BUILDING ON GIRoD,
BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND oARosDELET
STREETS
THE CONTINENTAL ARMoRY-Now KNOWN AS
THE FIRST DISTRICT RECORDINGS COURT AND
LocKUP-A LARGE AND SPACIOUS THREE
STORY BRICK BUILDING. SITUATED ON THE
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND LAFAYETTE
STREETS.
THE SECOND DISTRICT PouNpzA LARGE FRAME
BUILDING AND LOTS ON CLAIBORNE, BE-
TWEEN ORLEANS AND ST. PETER STREETS.
THE cHALMETTE PRoPERTY-IN THE PARISH OF
ST. BERNARD,
OTHER DESIRABLE LOCATIONS.
THE ENTIRE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, FOR
ACCOUNT OF THE CITY, AND BY ORDER OF
THE HONORABLE COMMON COUNCIL OF TIE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON COLUMBUS STREET
between Where and Robertson Streets
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW j. L. DoLLToLE.
BE CHARLES z, FOHTIRR

VI'I1 NJ sFTeet.
SATU0DAE. Janusry 25. Is0s, at 4 4
~ O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auct 1neersi ~
CHANGE Royal street. between Canal and Cusorhonse
streets by virtue OF order from the the Second
District COurt Of New Orleans dated 2Oth December 1871
the following property vii be sold VIZ: -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. toyether with al t,a
buhongs and improvements the lying bel h Ated
IN the lhd District Of this city. No 10 in
square bounded by Columbus. La darps Robertson and
Here streets IN psn drawn by Louis Bdnger Surveyor
General IA ed 9th September 1896 LOT Of ground
ures french msasuel feet front Columou street be
tween heoero1 and Where Streets by ~ in oeptn
pS-TSRMs-One third cash and the balance on credit ~
one or two years the notes be divided into coupons 10
he hers bearing gh per cent interest rom date until pa
sha sec9res by mortgage and ven ors privilege build
g 70 &c Kept insured until final payment OF said notes ana
the policy transferred 10 the vendors 800 ~
Act Of Ss before o. EerRion notary pub e M tho Az
pense Of the purchaser, including U. internal reyenne
stamps. i''e"ue
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-07
BY Cpas. r. NASH.
AucroSEKR-Ofice Masonic Hall Auction Mart,


Corner ST. Charles and rerddo streets
NJ on the premises by order of the United gov
eminent, will be sold
THREE CERTAIN LOTS oy GROUND with all the i'm.
thereon situated in the First this CITY,
in bounded by Canal street. Gasquet Marss and
Where streets, designated by Nos and s. as per plan
drawn by Pile, surveyor dated Sd May $780, and de-
posted in the office of l. Hermann. Lots No. and 2
each q feet inches and lines on Canal
street, by depth between parallel lines Of liz 10 inches
and lines. Lot No. forming corner Canal and Mrss
streets Lot No measures 81 feet inches lines front
Canal street. by depth between parallel lines of l27 feet
inches and lines Together with the Of an alley in the
Of sid lots 10 feet wide
The improvements consist Of elegant two and a half
story brick slated mansion with all modern improvements and
conveniencts brick outer bulldogs stables etc etc. form.
ing of Canal and Maras steeets.
This property built and originally by A. Hene
Esq., and erected at immense for his USE being
finished in the most elaborate Style solid Mahogany dsOrs
etc. etc, etc.
R TxRm-Purehaser must assume payment of 20 prois
sorry notes drawn by Thos p Nav own or err and by
him ndorsed dated 24th April 1867 payable one year
aer date with nterett at per after maturity The
whole amounting $4,000 Halt balance on the spot
in u s. Treasury notes. and other half title is perfected
Also will be sold time and place. the entire con-
eEts of above mansion consisting elegant deliberately
carved Rosewood Mahogany Paror Dining Bedr ON
Furniture elegant Damak and Lace Curtains Large French
Plate Gilt Frame rrors Brussels and Velvet Medallion
Carpets, Cut Glass and China Service Sets Oil Paintings
Engrayings, Bronze statuettes ETC. Being the mos.
magnificent assortment Of HOuehold Furniture ever offered
for sale at auction to the public of this city.
R3- TERNs-Cash on The spot in U. s. Treasury notes
B-HOuse will be opened for inspection three days be-
fore sale
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-07
E. DUCHAhPS VS.. L. LoRENs-THIRD DISTRICT
urt of New oreans-No 2fJ39

IN vtKTuE of n wrtf Of neri faeias fu
me directed by the Honorable the Thi District Court
Of New orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to
te at pnblc auction the premises
On "a UhpAf the 18th day Of January. 1868 at lOl
The contents q the Cofeh9use and the Household Furn
tue ana effects the emses Of defendant known
% the breok House, 10 the town Ag ers ght bank
the iss!pp Rive in this parish per which
can be seen 1t my Office
Seized in the ab0v suit.
HS- IERNs-Cash on the spot
dEONGB W. AVERY
Sheriff Of the Parish ofO rlea,s
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-07

Il q L d Z Il ,

- ~ 70 zoe citizens Of New Orleans for their p..rop
- - ~ years he hiss made extensive
NJ and introduced woodworking M
ness IN his line. ~ p'""P'v W my Dual
ard enee corner Of and Washington STRATA
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IHoMAsw. BoTHIcK vs.. MRS WIDOW Mcc ARraY-

IHoMAsw BoTHICK VS.. MRS WIDOW MCCARTHY
Third District Court of New Orleans-No. 2LI9I.
DY VIETTT. W.T. or derI rlciRs
Id directed by the Honorable the Tnrd Dis,rict
CONT OF New Oheans in the shove entitled causs will Dro
ce'd 10 sell At public auction, TUESDAY, the -Four.
t.ebth day ofJanuary. 1868 at l0l< O'Clock NJ at nv
Marthouse No 3Jesrson street. in the Second District Of
lot Of Household Furniture and Movesbe Effects as per
inventory which can be Il my Office.
se geo in the above suit.
Rx- TERMs-Cash on the spot
GEO W AVERY
Sheriff Of the Parish o. Orieans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-07

AUcuoxExR-OhHce, Is Commercial Place
ENERY TUEsDAY THTRsDAY AVN
II SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A X At Leonard
on 5sronne street. between Union and Gravier VIII
Elegant Match Horses Choice Saddle Horses Fine Work
W Mses Ahen Cows Also, Top and Open Bnggies Br.tts
Ia TLSxs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-07
P. G. M0HAN'S SALES.
By II. G. NOLAN.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT MATCH AND
sngie Horses, Choice Saddle Horse, Fine WORK Mules
~ ca Cows, Bugglss top and OPEN Bretts Harnsss
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G. De FERIsT'S SALES.
FURNITURE
IRE ................... FURNITURE
BY C. DE FERRET,

ArcuoxEzR-0hice, q Royal street.
salesrOOms No. So Bienville street
TNEsDAH. Jan. q, 1s6s. at 10 liz
NJ. AZ public suction. without limit or reserve AZ
TOE ,AeTooms, No 50 Bienve street. between
general assortment Of HOussho Furaitu-e
choice Mahogany Bedstead Armoirs Bureaus Washsta5as
Sideboards. ParOr ,ets Ofieo Desks LOCKING GaSsss
choice Engravngs Mating, Crockery Glassware etc ete
a9- IEEns-,ssh in o. 8 Treasury notes. their equya
lent In city currency.
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- II NHH lis n. TUX TTER,
AUcTIoSERR-0fice 80 Bienvfle street
SAIGkDA a. january 25, 1898, mt I2
- O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auconeers exchange
o! street between Canal and CustOmhouse Streets by
he aIi---fng properly. = - -
+ CERTAIN LOT or GaOUND, with the rights. wavs
sertudes privileges and advantages hersuno or
IN Sny wise appertanng, stu te the First District of Thu
city IN the square bounded by Fulton Trisng New Levee
and Deord streets measung 90 feet nchs on Fulton
stree ls2 feet II inches lines front Tsn le street Is
feet inches lives ront Ne Levee street and APO fee
inches ard lines front DeOrd street composed Of t
Its oesignated ~ the Nos and plan No g. in the
otlce OF y. Msgner, notary public n this CITY y -
HB- IERNS-Cash in u s. Treasury Notes
Act of sale before Edward Barnett notary pubc AT the
expense Of the purchaser including United states internal
revenue stamps
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SHERIFF's SALES.
JOHN B. COTTON VS.. D. s. DEwEEs-THIRo
District Court OF New Orlesns-No. 70 3d.

Dstrict court OF New Oriesns-No. y ISL
RY WRIT L r. of an alias writ OF nerf fiacias
directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
OF New Orleans In the above entitled 20 Harry t.
Hays late Sheriff. and by said late
proceed 70 sell al public auction at the aerchAns and
custemhouse streets in the Second District this cy on
FRIDAY the Ith day Of February 1865 ~ O'Clock n the
fol owing described property,
LOT LOIS Two and Twelve q and l2) and Half Of Lots
fhree and Eleven g and H. In the bounded
BY Magazine, Fouche Lafayette Grod streets which
lots mes each feet front Magazine street.
twenty nine feet front Foucher street. hundef and
seventy three feet In depth And another LOT OF GROUND
IN ne same square being No measuring twenty feet
seven inches front Feucher one bundred an5
seventy i've feet inches and three lines depth on The
one side and depth on the other aide one hundred
seventy four feet xix inches aud furffhs Togethsr with
Seized in the shove suit
hS-IERns-Cash on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY
Sheriff Of the Perish Of ORLEANS
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Fourth District Property.

80 LOT Of GROUND, in square bounded BY Josephine
Jackson Dryades and Laurent streets designated as lot No
- ana measuring 81 feet in. hes lines front on
Josephine street. by los feet depth. be parallel lines
The lot aooins the Of pyads and Josephine streets
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LOTT, WOOD co. VS.. HOWELL BLACKMAN-
Fourth District Court of New Orleans. No. 1918

LOTT, WOOD co. VS.. HOWELL 4 BLACKMAN-
Fourth District Court of New Orleans. No. 10 rs
RY VIRTUE of q writ OF aeri r.c,,,
me erected by the Honorable Fourth Dstrct Cont
OF New oitnns the above ent tlei csuse. I will
proceed 20 cell at public auction the Merchants and
Aucteneers Exchange Royal street. betwe n Canal and
Castom streets the Sec nd District OF this cty on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of January 1865 u O'Clock NJ
the following described property, viz:
Two CsRTAlN PRosIssoRY NOTES each for the
sum Of thousand six hundred sxtysx dollars xtv
six and two thirds s6666 coz both dated al New Or
leans June 18TH lS6 payable respectively on toe Isl of Jann
aTy, 1867. and LIST Of January, 1861
Both of said Notes drawn B. Broadwe as DER pro
OF Susan Broadwe, his o order him indorsed
bearing per cent per asnum interest from maturity
paid, and psraphed varatuce Identity with
this city - 49, =,
The Note already due, tow the payable Janusry I
1900 was duly protested for before Felix rima
nots pebhe in ths city. January 4Ih, 1851.
Seized In the absve suit
re- fKRHs-Cash On the SPOT
GEO. W. AVERY
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.