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New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
Evening Dispatches 10 the Associated Press

AariRe DlIasIer-LOst of the SteamShIp
Matanzns-The Crew Saved in Boa =.
FoRTREss MONROE, November l6.-The
steamer Matanzls from Savannah for New
York, loaded with cotton. blew out hue
of Hatteras, firing the vessel. The crew
were compelled to take to the boats. and
were picked up and brought here after
seven hours exposure.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November 16. II 4. N.
Barometer 2995. Wind southeast and
fresh, with rain.
Arrived: Steamship Crescent. Haw-
thorne, from Galveston, to c. 4. Whitney
& Co.; bark Lucy A. Nichols, Duncan.
fifteen days from New York, with a general
cargo, to G. W. Hynson {, Co.
Sailed: Steamship Morgan.
NlCEsBURG, November 1G.-Passed M !:
Thompson Dean at l A NJ. Yesterday.
Down: Dora and Longworth at 3 A, NJ.
yesterday, and Magenta at noon to-day.
Domestic MARKETS..
NEw York, November 16-Gold 1851 ;
sterling l09s9 1889; 5-20s of 1862 1898,
cotton in fair demand aud firm; mddling
uplands 244. Flour shade firmer. Wheat
a trife better. Corn 1c. higher. Mess
pork S2s 75, Lard dull; steam l63@l63.
Freights nominal.
Foreign Markets.
LoNnoN, November 16, NoOn.-Consols
94i. Bonds easier al ~. Sugar firm,
36s Cd.
FRANKFORT, November l6.--Bonds firm,
7SBG758,
LIVERPOOL, November 1G, Noon-Cotton
quiet; sales 10000 bales. Breadstufis quiet.
LONDON, November l6, Afternoon. Con
sols "a. Bonds heavy at "a.
LIVERPOOL, November 16, Afternoon
Cotton quiet; provisions unchanged; naval
stores firm.
HAvRE, November 16.-Cotton dull.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
AUCTION SALES.

h VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
Eighth street. Fourth Distriot-NO. 5O,lOs,
leond District Court of New orleans-Succes-
pn of Mary Elizabeth Galiber, deceased, wife
Antoine Galber.
HPLA CID j. sPEA X, AUCTIONEFR.
Dee rooms 36 Bleuville street sATUR-
~ December r. ls65, at twelve O'Clock M,
sold at auction, at the Merchants and
Hneers' Exchange, by virtue and in pursp-
M an order of the Hon. Louis DuviRnt aud,
h Of the SecopdtDistrict Court Ot. New Orleans,
Sep, ember 80, 1858, the following desCrl bed
krty, belonging to the above succession. TO VIII !:
eidings and Improvements thereon, situate d
81 Fourth District of this city, in the square No.
Ehe late Faubou llvaudais, said square being
ed by Eighth, jersey Ninth and Laurel
measuring each twenty -sevtn feet tour
= front on Eli nth street by one hundred and
six feet in depth, between parallel liz e5, and
ated as lots number eleven ano twelve.
hs and OOnditloEs-ODe-third cash, the bat
q credit of SIX and twelve months in notes OF
II ers, drawn by tn, IN tn their own order and
I'm indorsed, bearing interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum from the day of sale
Of five per cent attorneys fees in case Of suit
recovery OF the ameunt of the notes, the pay.
ot which notes and attorneys fees be secured
edors lien and pr vileRe, and special mortgage
s property sold. and until the full and hnal
Pit Of said notes, together with cl use of non
pdo, The uremises to be kept insured for the
t OF the said notes, at he expense OF the
ser and the policy to be transferred to the
and the fdture holders of said notes.
s. Of sale, together with Interral Revenue
n. etc, before Il. G. GottsehAlk notary public,
eEpense of the purchaser. no6 Il Il dt3 II
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
Written for the New Orleans Republican
THE WITHERED LEAF.
BY LU BILLINGS sPALDrNe.

bad plant, a fragrant thing,
loved it for its modest hue,
And watched each softly penciled glow,
And fed it e'er with suna nd dew.
loved each leaf, each flower and glow,
And said, none other eer could vie
No bud could swell, no leaf unfold,
So fair and perfect to my eye.
A leaf grew pale and wan and sere;
watched it sicken day by day,
Until it fell within my hand
A little victim of decay.
When bursting from the olien wound
A tiny gem began to glow,
And formed into perfect Leaf
and frightened in the sunlights flow.
If had loved the dead leaf once,
loved the young one just as true;
Ny old deTotion seemed forgot
Gone like the withered leaf that grew.
And thus thought and dropt tear,
When fate shall shake me from life's tr
a fairer soon will fill my place
And none will ever think OF me.
They'll lay nae in some distant dell,
Ny cold face lifted to the sky;
And there forgotten AMI ignored,
The years Of darkness will go By.
O. are We then so soon forgot
And memory, must that too decay?
And has the heart no sacred spot,
In which her loved and lost TO lay2
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
FLORIDA:
Governor Reed on the Impeachment Law
Rival Candidates for COngresa


Rival Candidates for Congress.
TALLAHASSEE, November l5.-Goveruor
Reed, in Tequisition to Justices of the
Supreme Court for written opinion on
legality of impeachment, refers them to an
article OF the constitution providing for
extraordinary session of the Legislature.
by which only such buainess can be trans
acted as is mentioned in the call, or brought
before them While in session by the Gov
ernOr, except by unanimous consent of
both houses, and states that four of those
who voted as Senators were not entitled 10
seats by reason of his proclamation de-
elaring them vacant, they having occupied
other offices since The last Legislature; one
The office OF Secretary OF State, one Circuit
Judge, one Clerk of Court, one Solicitor.
The Senate is composed OF twenty-four
members.
Governor Reed claims that only eight
were present, consequently there was no
exit aordinary session convened and their
acts are OF no force. He says the officers
OF the State do not know, in this unsettled
and anomalous condition OF things whom
they recognize as head of the Executive
department; that the administrator of the
STATE government obstructed peace, and
the welfare OF the whole State was ieopor-
died, and asks an opinion on the points
subjected at the earliest moment.
Mr.. Saunders, Independent colored oan-
didate for Congress, in a circular dated
headquarters Union League of Florida,
addressed to members Of the League, says
the Republican Nominating Convention
have put up man whose name alone
insures defeat, and calls on eolored Repub-
licans to send live black man to the next
Congress. Mr.. Saunders signs himself
Grand President Union League of Florida.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
NEW YORK.

WnrmnId So uoIIInE for Fight-A Union
Spy In TrOuble-FuItOn Ferry AeeI-
dent.
NEw YoRK, November i5.-Wormald
telegraphs that he will fight O'Baldwin at
two weeks notice for one OF five thousand
dollars.
Mrs. Major Pauline eastman, alias Miss
Harriet Conrad, noted Union spy during
the war, has been committed on charge OF
stealing SAL 900.
The following are the details of the Full
ton FeTryaccident:
George Brewer, apprentice at printing
business, killed; William Broeck, fellow
apprentice, fatally injured; George Deval,
fatally injured Since died); John Thomp-
son, Alfred Hart, Francis Meary and Viii
liam Cummings, fatally injured.
The following were badly hurt, limbs
broken, etc.:
Kate Farrell, Julia Mahan, Mrs. Quimby,
Charles Goulast Mrs. and Miss Corrigan,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
PHILADELPHIA.

Burning of n SnwmlI- lI-MenaeerIe on
Fire Animals Butned Lion and
Leopard Escaped.
PHILADELPnM, November 1j.-Fire in
Briscoe, Clark II Co.'s sawmill in the north
eastern part Of the city. Loss $25, 600;
small insurance. Adjoining building was
used for wintering Forepaugb' menagerie.
Partially destroyed. Several valuable an
imals were consumed; others escaped into
the streets, causing alarm, but did no dam
age. A large African lion was caught in
the street by throwing over him box used
for mixing mortar. A leopard rushed into
a house where there were several women
and children, but the beast was as much
frightened as the humans, and took refuge
in the cellar without biting any one.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
SUCCESSION OF JAMES DRUMMoND NO
2Ass7-Seeond DISTRICT Court for the Parish Of

SUCCESSION OF JAMES DRUMMoND NO
2hss7.-Second District Court for the Parish of
Orleans.
pY q. E. GIRARDEY % CO., AUG.
- tioneers, Nicholas j. Hoey, Auctioneer-Ofhce
No II Exchange Place -SATURDAN, twenty eighth
November, 1858, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Msr.
oeAnts and AuctiOneers' Exchange, on Royal
street, between Canal aud CustOmhouse streets,
BY virtue of an order OF the don. l.. Duyigns&ud,
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
Of orlesns, dated thirteenth October, 1853, wl be
sold at public auction, Tor account of the success
sion of james Drummond:
]. A LOT OF GROUND in the First District OF
this city, designated as No ais, in square bound cd
by Magazine, Camp, Julia and st. Joseph streets,
having thirty feet front Magazine street (trench
measured oy one one hnndred and sixty feet deep.
2 LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District oil
this city, in the square bounded by Third, Bacchus
or Baronue, Second, and Apollo or Carondee,
streets, measuring SIXTY feet front on Third street
by one hundred and twenty feet in depth and front
of said streets
Terms Of saie-Cash in United States Treasury
notes, and purchasers TO assume payment of al
taxes for 1865
Acts of sale and United Stateg stamps at the ex
pense of the purchasers, before W j. Castell Esq
Notary Public, oe24 no2 ID q 2I
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
CUBA.
The RevOlutI0n-.TAe FnIbn,terIne Move
ment.

The RevOlutIOn--The FnIbulterIng Move
ment.
NEW York, November l4.-The Herald
says regarding Cuba:
According to Governments accounts q
band of twelve revolutionists were arrested
at San Christobal They were purposing
to create revolution in the Viela Abaio
region. A merchant of Yora, charged with
receiving arms and ammunition for the
rebels, had been arrested.
Count Balmssada, at Manzanilla, has is
sued proclamation giving the revolution
lists eight days in which to lay down their
arms.
"a private letter from a prominent in
surgent In Cuba states that the revolution
airy junta in Havana has sworn to destroy
the property OF every individual who shall,
over his signature, offer his life or wealth
or protection in favor of the government
cause. In no other case shall the property
be attacked
Recruiting for the Cuban expedition has
ceased in this city, Colonel Gibbons haying
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
CUBA.
Rebel, on a Ranroad-Contlnuous Rain

Rebels on a RaIlroad-COntInuous Halns.
HAVANA, November 15.-Rebels have
appeared on the railroad between Nuevitls
and Puerto Principe. They captured a
train of cars with passengers, retaining four
passengers as prisoners and allowed the
remainder to proceed on a hand car, after
which they plundered the baggage and
tore up the track.
Continuous rains during the past week
have prevented cane grinding on the plan
tations
The flag ship Contocook has arrived here
from Norfolk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
kHoLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND
Office furniture At Auction.

! .DEJA AN. sr., AUOTIONEER, OFFICE
= lss 5ravier street, will be sold on WEDNkS-
November l3, 1868, at eleven O'Clock, A
eisneW Auction Room, No. ls3 Gravier street,
q *Uafondelet--
peany and Walnut BedsteAds, Armoirs, Mar
Bureaus Washsiands, Sofas, Spring seat
Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
p, Sidehoards, extension Tables, Cane and
Peat Chairs, Hatracks. Double and Single
Attresses, Carpets, Paintings etc.
Rns and Square Piano and Office Furniture,
--AIko-
large invoice OF Walnut and Poplar extra
cottage Beds, Walnut and Painsed Cottage
fn cts.
,~oAsh in United States Treasury notca
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
FOREIGN.



gnay-The Met,orH.
MADRID, November Il The Provisional
Government has declared colonial ports
free Anchor sc duties are abolished.
LtsBoN, November 1.-THE steamer
from Rio brings later news from the sea- ol
war. The allied army before Aneostura
Paraguay, attacked it, and were repused
with the loss Of $50 killed and wounded
President Lopez had shot his brothers Be-
ringo and HenanciO. Many of L0pez's
troops were deserting him.
LoNDON, November IA number oI
meteors were seen last night,
RICHMOND November IA brilliant
metoric display this morning-lasted from
one till four o'clock.
WASHINGTON, November IA fine me-
toric display here, lasting from midnight
till dawn.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
FLORIDA.

The Impeachment Matter-COunseI on
Roth Sides.
TALLAHASSEE, November l4-No new
phase in the impeachment matter to-day.
The counsel for Governor Reed are j. c.
Sanderson, of Jacksonville, A. J. Peeler
and M. D. Passy, of Tallahassee; for Lieu
tenant Governor Gleason, Ex-Governor
Walker, of Tallahassee, d. P. Holland, Of
Savannah, and F. A. Dockray, of St. Au-
gustine. With the exception of the last
named, all are ex-rebels.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
ST LOUIS.

Recruits for Cuba-Kematus Of Seven
Agen Found In Illinois.
ST. Louis, November 14,-An organiaa-
ton was effected last night, with view Of
raising recruits for Cuba.
The remains of seven persons were
found near tavern in the vicinity of Ban
ker Hill, Illinois. 1t is supposed that the
keeper, who was arrested, has been mur-
dering guests for years.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
kTY.oNR LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS
in THE THIRD DISTRICT.
No. 81 &2l
RAYKIN LRK va. SUCCESSION OF
BERNARD DE MARIGNY.
LIE TO EFFEoT A PARTITION.

THOMAS q sPEAR-PLAOIDE ].
ear, Auttioneer-Sales rooms, 3e BieI,vil G
8 SATURDAY, twenty-eiRhth November
twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at auction AT
erchants' and Auctioneers' Exchange, By vir.
in pursuance of Judgment rendered Oeto-
lsS, and signed October l6. 1868, BY the Hon.
1Duyigneaud, Judge of the second District
New Orleans, the following described prop
the above matter to wit:
s&NTY,ONE LOTS OF GROUND in the
District of this o,ty, in the square number
bounded by UrquhaIt, VilleTe, late Glrod,
pa and Cloaet streets, designated by the
Z two to twenty two inclusive on pan
by yar es N. b. Depouilly. Assistant City
Pr, dated the twenty sixth October, 1866.
mbers two to eleven inclusive. adioin each
mo measures each thirty.one feet front on
esreet by depth of one hundred and seven
y ten inches six lines between para lei lines
1ber eleyen forming the corner of illeTe
2uet streets. Lots numbers twelve to tweD ty
" adJ9in each other, and measure each thirty
front on Fehciana street by depth of one
~ and seventeen feet ten inches and six lines
parallel lines. lot number Twelve formin &
ner 0f Villere and Feiiciana streets and lot
Twenty-Five forming the corner Of Fel,cisna
.quhart streets.
s-Cash on the spot.
sale, together with internal revenue stamps.
fore o Morel, notary public, at the expens Q
uIchaser. oc23 81 no12 h p
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
st. Oh aries Theatre.

This evening the farewell benefit Of tina
popular and talented actor and general
New Orleans faTorite, Mr.. Mark Smith, who
will appear as Or. Pdngloss, in the ',Heir
at Liw.n The operatic burlesque of sNor
ma will follow, Ben DeBar as Norma and
Mark Smith as Adelgisq. Harry Mccarthy
sings in "Paddy 0'Leary" Tomorrow
evening Fanny B. Price 10. .Fanchon.a
The friends of Mr.. Smith should compli-
m mt him this evening by a magnificent
house.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
NEAT COTTAGE, NO. s78 COMMON STREET
Succession OF Philip R. Fltzsimmons-Ne. Gs6O

Second iStrlct Court OF NCw Orleans.
DY @. f. GIRAKDEY a. CU.-AUCTION-
ID eers-NicholasJ } Hoey, Auctoneer-Ufhce No II
Exchange Plaoe.-SATURDAY, fifth December,
1865 at twelve clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, in the city of New Orleans by
virtue of order of the Hon. John w. Thomas,
Judge of the Second District Court of New Orleans
dated ninth June 1863 will be sold at public auction
for account of the succession of Philip r. ttzsim-
mons, deceased, the following described property,
wit:
A LOT OF GROUND in the First District of this
city, in the square bounded by Common, Gasquet,
G,aihorne and Derbigny streets, designated as Lot
No. Is of square No. p, and measurin. 26 feet
inches and lines front Conn street. 20 feet in
rear by "a feet md lines in depth The line of Lot
No. IA and SO ieet inches and line in depth on
the line Of Lot No, le, English measure The i'm =
provements comprise a neat story Cottage, re-
tired from the street. and known as No. 373, Com
mon street.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes,
and purchaser to assume payment Of all taxes for
le69.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the eK-
pense Of the purchaser, before James Strawbridge,
Notary Public. no2 IA 81 2S de4
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
NEW ORLEANS. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 49, 1883

Michael Hart, Michael Morrell, Sarah Clark,
Lizzie Clark, Charles Gross, Eliza Cam
pion, Julia Darley, Catherine Namely, Miss
Cunningham and number of others whose
lmes were not ascertained.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
TWO COTTAGES ON JACKSON STREET
Succession of George HuRhes-No. 2',5 4, Sc.
cond District Court of New Orleans.

PY G. e. GIKARDEY a. co, AUC-
ID tioneers-Nieholss ] HoeX, Auetioneer-otics
omber, 1853 at twelve clock M, at the Merchants
and Auclioneers' Exchange. on Royal street,
in the city Of New Orleans, by viz
the of a judgment rendered by the Hon. Iohn W.
New Orleans on the fourteenth May, 1855, and
signed on the twentieth May, 1868, viii be sold at
public auction in the matter of the succession Of
George Hughes, decea ed in oroer to effect parti-
tion, the following property, to-wit:
A LOT OF GROUNB in the FoarUh District of
this city, ia the square bounded b. jackson jose
phine, Laurent and White streets designated lot
depth. The improvements comprise two one story
frame houses, etc
Terms-Oash in United States Treasury notes
Purchasers TO assume payment of all taxes for 1868
Act OF sale and United States Stamps at the eK-
Public. no2 IA 2l % deA
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
Sundays Dispatches to Associated Press
WASHINGTON.
Seward Regards Reported FuIbusterin
OF No AmPOrtaUce-Interna ReVxnu

Seward Regards Reported FnIbusterinR
OF No ImPOrtauce-Internal Revenue
decision.
WASHINGTON, November I4.-Priyate
English adyices state that England with
draws her claim to The Joint occupancy of
the Island of San Juan, giving the United
States control of Puget Sound.
The Twenty ninth Infantry. which
recently left here Tor Tennessee, have been
ordered to Texas.
1t is stated that the Spanish Minister,
Goni, visited Secretary Seward in regard
to reported hlibustering movements on
Cuba. Secretary Seward don't regard the
movement OF sufficient importance to claim
the attention OF his department, but should
any emergency arise, movements deroga-
tory to the rights of Spain, will be promptly
arrested.
WASHINGTON, November 14.-The follow
ing Is the reply 10 a question where parties
have more than five but under fifty gallons
of whisky;
OFFICE or INTERNAL REvFHUF
Washington, November a. 1865.
In answer, l have to say, that while the
return called Tor by section ffty-seven can
not be required from any person who had
but fifty gallons or less, of distilled spirits
III MS possession on the nrst instant, 1t is
nevertheless important to the interests Of
such persons that their packages of such
spirits should be marked and stamped as
prescribed in that section, otherwise
the spirits being without either
the tax paid stamp, or the stamp for stock
on hand would be in danger of deten-
ton under section forty-one, and perhaps
OF seizure and forfeiture, under the provi-
sions Of section ffty-seven, for the forfeiture
of all distilled spirits found after thirty
days in packages of more than Eve gallons.
without having thereon each mark and
stamp required therefor by this act Sec
tion thirty-six would, iu such case, throw
the burden of proof on the claimants, and
as probable cause for seizure could, doubt
less, in most cases be shown to have ex-
isted, the expense and trouble to which the
owner Of the spirits would be subjected be-
tole he could recover his property, would
generally exceed its value.
1t would be well to make this view of
the matter known to those in your district
whom it may concern.
THOS. HARLAND,
Acting Commissioner.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
SALE TO EFFEoT A PARTITION-PRoPERTY

streets-M. Il. Boutin ct ais. p. RaQuet.
DY CHARLES r. FOKTTER, AUG
d tioneer- Office No. as Exchange ANey.-TU ES-
DAY, first December 1863. at u O'Clock NJ, will be
sold the Merchants and Auctloneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Uustomhouse
1rees, by virtue OF a Judgment r. ndered by the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans on the twenty third and signed on the
twentyeighth October 1853 the following described
property
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated in the
Third District, IN sguare bounded by Viere, Coum-
bus kerlerec and PlAuche Streets aid lot measuring
twentyoue feet four inches front on Ylere street,
by depth OF one hundred feet between paraL Ell
ines.
Terms-One-half cash and the balance at one
year. with eight per cent interest per annum from
da'e t1 payment, secured by vendors privilege and
spec al mortgage on the property, the purchaser
assume payment of taxes of le6e, and pay Attor
neys fees at five per in of to enforce
payment
Act OF sale before Octave de Armas notary public
at the expense of the purchaser, including United
States internal revenue stamps. oc3l mol IA q so
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
FURNITuRE-FURNITURK.

Montgomery, Auetioneer-Will be sold O
~ November II, 1858. at II O'Clock, at 0l 1
mart No. 81 Damp street.
ma assortment Of HOUSEHOLD EURNl
such as Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut
eA Bureaus, ArmoIrs, Washstanda, MAhogE
walnut Tetes, Sofas, Spring Seat OhAirs.
re, Extension Tables, Velvet and Brussaii
French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses. hngray
Es.ndnge, Cooking Steves and Utensils. ete.,
as contents Of several well turniahed houses
ALSO
invoice of Oost4gs Beds. Game and Wood
pairs, etc.
N'1--rlanh
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Contested Municipal Election Case
Great Excitement

CHARLESTON, S. c., November 15.-The
hearing of the contested municipal cleo
ton case will begin tomorrow, according
to law, before the present Council.
There are rumors of an attempt to-mor-
row to install Pillsbury as Mayor, by force.
In such an event serious trouble is appre-
hended. All is quiet SO far, but the deep
est excitement prevails throughout the
community.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16

In another column will be found adrer.
tisement inviting proposals for building
Grand Levee. Il is an important work,
worthy the attention Of contractors.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16

inches and quarter; bounded on the right de by
the remainder Of said lot No. and the left side
by lot No 2; together with the three story brick
house and double veranda Nos. 357 and $50, con-
tanning store on the ground floor and several rooms
in the upper stories; twostory brick building in the
yard, containing eight rooms, paved yard, water'
works, Privy, etc.
%. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the
ab9te DESIGNATED by No. on special plan made
by Louis Bringier on the twentyseventh July, ls4l
and annexed TO an act passed on the tbird June
1874, before Carlile Pollock, then Notary Public in
this city. Said lot measuring, English
ure, feet trout on Victory street by
KS teet deep between parallel lines. To
gether with Three-Story Brick House,
NO. 81, having store the ground floor, four
rooms, halls, and landings in the upper stories; a
Three-Story Brick Building the yard. containing
nine rooms and privy on e9ch floor, tagged yard,
waterWorks, etc.
The above properties will be sold agreeaby to
plans now at the Auctioneer's office.
Terms-JAsh
Acts of sale before o. Drouet, Notary Public, at
the expense OF the purchasers. including the Unit ed
states stamps well as the taxes for the running
year 1858, due IN 1862 nol4 20 27 de4 IL l6
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16

PY q. e. GIRARDEY q co, AUG.
u tioneers-Nchola, j. Hoey, Auctioneer Z flee
No. II Exchange Plaoe.-FRIDAY, twenty seventh
Noyem6er 1855 a. twe,ye o'clock NJ. at the Nursery.
on the New shell Road, at the Toll Gate by viz, ue
of order of the Honorable the second District
Court for the perish Of Orleans, dated thirteth Oc-
toher ls6' will be sold at public auction for account
of the cession of Martin Haynes
,,An A lot ot 1oGSEHQLU fURNiIuRF, two
WAGONS. and a lot of PLANTS, TREES and
SHRUbBERY
Terms-Uash on the spot in United StatesTreasury
notes nol6 q 70 %