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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-31
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEY

This Company, National in its chardcter, otferS
by reason otits large capital low rates of Premium,
and New Tables, the most desirable means Of in
surfing life yet presented to the public.
The rates of premium being largely reduced,
are made as favorable TO the insurers As those Of
the best Mutual Companies and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties Of Notes. Divi
bends, and the Misunderstanding which the lat
ter are so apt TO cause the Policy Holders.
Several new and atuactiAe tables are now pre-
sented, which need only to be understood to
prove acceptable TO the public, such as the IN
COME-PRODUCING POLICY and RE-
TIIRN PREMlUM POLICY. In the fer
mcr the policy holder not only secures u liloin.
surRncp, payable Mt death, but will receive, if
living, after period Of few years, an annual
income equal to ten per cent. 90 per cent of the
par Of his policy. In he latter the Company
agrees to return to tho assured the total amount
Of money he has paid in, in addition to the
amount Of his policy
The attention Of persons contemplating insur-
ing their lives or increasing the amount of insur-
ancO they already have, is called to the special
advantages offered by the National Life InsEr-
anoe Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars Civ
en- on application to tho Branch Office of the
Company in this city or to its General Agents.
g9g- LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
every City and Town; and applications from
competent parties for such agencies, with suita-
Bile endorsements, should be addressed to the
COMPANY'S GENERAL AGENTS ONLY, in
their respective districts.
GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COM
PANY.
JAY COOKE h CO., New York, for New York
State and Northern New Jersey.
E.W, CLARK & co., for Pennsylvania and
Southern New Jersey.
JAY COOKE 4 CO., Washington, D. c., for
Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, District CO.
lumbia, and West Virginia.
j. A. ELLIS 4 Co.. Chicago, Ill., for Illinois,
Wisconsin and Iowa.
HON. STEPHEN'MILLER St. Paul, for Min
nesota.
septideodwGm.
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No PAPER will be issued from this Office
tomorrow.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-31

The post office will be closed from A. NJ.
10 j p. NJ. tomorrow.
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"Gvo freely him hwcl,
nothing andthS myself
Of il the
happneu
rAnnaMa
Knlo
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olte jeier sscb hun
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REMEMBER the skating park tomorrow.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

TT wHIFFEN will give class Of instruc.
y. ton in Pencil and CrAyon Drawing, and
In Painting in all its departments-as soon as
sufficient names are presented to justify COM
nencs ment.
Names can be left at bis residence, corner Of
highland and Eagle streets.
sons in Drawing, $500
Painting, 1900
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Bridge Trains.

Until further notice, trains will run between
Davenport and Rock Island, as follows
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SCHoLARLY.-A funny little incident has
come to our ears, an occurrence which is quite
as laughable as anything usually to be found
in comic almanac, with the additional rel
ish of being fresh and original. A some
what renowned and very able lawyer oftbis
city took occasion, in recent argument,
to indulge in little cheap pedantry, and
was guilty Of repeating the hackneyed and
meaningless latinicism "nihil it," as sort
of pun. There happened to be present q
rather learned gentleman upon whose ears
and grammatic sensibilities the foregoing
quotation somewhat grated, and he took the
liberty, in private, being friend ofthe afore.
mentioned lawyer, to demonstrate with him
On the looseness Of his rhetoric in using so
x parody on good old Saxon word
impressing upon him that
nKas the preterite form of
yen and prom.
logy.
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officers !:

CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia, Preside.
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vice Prest.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee,
EMERSON W. PEET, Phi sec'y and AC.
tuary.
+. s. TURNER, Washington, Assistant Scc'y.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Director.
J, EWING MEARs, NJ. D., Asst. Med. Die
rector.
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Jay Cooke, Phila. +. A. Rollins, Wash.
c. II. Clark, Phia. Henry d. Cooke, Wash.
+. X. Starr, Phia. W. L. Chandler, Wash.
W. G. Moorhead, Ph'a John D, Defrees, Wash.
George +. Tyler, Ph'a Edward Dodge, N.
J. Ii. Clark, Phila. II. c. Fahnestock, n. Y.
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at NEwBURGER's.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-02
SUIT FOR A PARTITION.
BY q. DE FERRET.
AucrrosEER-Ofice No. g6 Bienville street

BY q. DE FERRET.
AUcTroEEER-Ohice NO. So Bienvie street
FRIDAY. Ju,y sIn, 1855, at Is e'eloeE
ys street BY pu6e suction by yrtse Of udgne rem.
District Court Of New Orleans June 9th 1865 signed
the 18th day of the mon and the 70 oSing
and d,fendsHt to-wt, si be sold
this city, the square boundad by Toulouse DsuPhiu 81
Pter and Tursnndy ctr cts suring, American
ines in eeph on the de nearest 10 surgnndy sr 81 b
tees lines width the the 80 feet 10 i-cses
thence narrowing feet igch ana line thence furtrr
thence straight line Is fsst and line.
The bu dngs and imgroveue t. consist Of Bick House.
story brick kitchen containing three rooms ard PRIV
brics cellar paved yard we'll etc The -ater introduced
lhis property leased up to the LIST November 1853 at
Together with lU2 Of The Czen Bank o. Louisiana
LOT IF Gh0Uhp in tue third district 4 this eIy.
Ca Tor Royal and Peace streets measuring Is feet
inches front on EspaTsde sire Oy depth Of looist
acme , b, OK 81 tn an o yer n
nnr @ STbsd psor op Bs S Se :. vet Ss s@i s
Also stvO stOp brick kitchen containing and
The yard beautifully paved with smooh hass Is
Together with AZ ihares of cap the Citizens
Bans of L"ulsian. reduc 80 80
5 AEOTRF 4 LOT up GROUND adjoining the above
measurins 10 fe ehes isOGt anAde lJ)
The huIo and improvements consist OF q splendid
Tbr story Brick House, wth ornamental nan.
Tear ng SO tsplanHde rect containing srshei pa
lors eight bed vr>tibule etc The nantes 'hron-
out thu house Of marble. Also brick bacA
hui d wing containing b-.ow ! n
prvy and three rooms, bathroom aud psy the upper
story.
yard paved smooth Tags the water ana gas ia.
tOructd There is splendio csern the pre- Mise.
e. lEkMs-F"T ths properly firstly dercribed the
thaser vi assume The psyme Il stock Of $3.50
he citizens rank q Loui llama able
Ncc0on To te charter e bank November 1861
snd the balance Of ne of adjudication third
md he lemsind credit OF SIX and Twelve months
notes secured by special mort and vendors hsn
bearings e. cent interest annum afte maturity with
dos privilege aud mortsage wi h the clfuss
atn ndO" favor Of the vendor hold no des Of
sad notes. the purchasers paying the rney
OF suit on the amount sued upon and which dxsd
per
For the property secondly scrioed. the purchaser vii
me- the payment a stock note Of IS dne the
ttzsns' Bank Of Louisiana payable and vail.
g. tie charter Of "a hsnk the LIT 1873
iorhe ba auce If the Of adjudication the
above = Lmsrste1.
For the propertt third descr bed third ard IN.
balance a credit - and tive hs recured
bv special u.ortgsge and vend.T's heu and bearing
cent newest aver with verdJr
ege and mortgage, with the clause de IN
fsNo tn vrndrrsor der or der of aid
pnrch psying the attorneys fees in on th
al cunt rutd upon and which liked ~ hive II cant
Acts Of with U. \. internal revenne stamps At
beh'd oTiofe - -, npta public a. the
expense of rurchs-
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AUCTION SALES.
c, G, GIRARDeY q CO.'S SALES.
c.e. GIRARDeY q CO.'S SALES.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERIcA.-FoR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE NATTER OF JOHN B. PACKER
NO. 2Sa IN BANKRUPTCY.
PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF NlrcHIrocHEs
WITHOUT RESERVE
IN THE NATTER OF JOHN I. PACKER
lSrAnoS IN THE PARISH OF NlrcHrrocHEs
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Bx @. e. sIRARDEY @ co..

Ofhce-No. II Exchange Place
GATURDAY. July II, Sos. at . o'clock
- ~ at the Merchants and AuctOneers Exchange.
Roy street. city cfNew Orleans will be sold by and
enee II order from the Homo able H. Dure udgt 0fhe
District Court Of the United States for he District louis
lana dated the lSh June 1868 aud rendered In the above
entitled natter following described property surrendered
oy John Packer in suptey and TOR the benefit Of
ne creditors o. sad bankrupt to.wit: = = -
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OK PLANTATION,
situated in the Parish Of Naiehoches Louisiana
comprse6et the following tracts v Section p Of Township
No 2, nrrh, Range wet containing go 70 100
land purchased by said j. p Packer from Fisher by
act sale Of Dec mber n ls47 Also another Tract %
Land containing go being below and adjoining
shove Tract sii9 Tract being r Section same
Townshi and Range and compris ng one plantation
The above property will he sid with certificate OF
showing IN thre mortgages judS nents
the property the assignee being responsible other
guarantee
80 TxExs-cash on the spot In U 8 Treasury notes.
Act Of sale together with the u. Internal Revenue
Stamps attached. ~ the 81 the purchaser
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THOMAS & SPEARS SALES.

SUCCESSION OF FERGUS AAYRnNNB SECOND
District Court Of New oreans-No. 29493-i,ld Watch
Silver stirrups, Razors Doubleharre hhOt Gun Powde
Horn, Etc, etc
= By THOMAS a SPEAR,
PLAcIDE J. SPEAR, ARctioneer.
SalesroOms 50 envlls street. =.
SATURDAY, July Isos, s1 IA lf-ps-t
~ 10 o'clock NJ. saesronm So B@nvie street nv
Vi and pursuance II order from he Honorable j. W.
Tomas Judge of the Second District Court Of Orleans
dated June 18th, ls6s r account Of ths above
viii be- sold
Chrenometer God Watch pair Silver stirrups pair
RazOrs DOuble-barfe shot Ifun PUwder HON, Seal
X ng, and sandy otber articles
RR-TIhNs-, akh.
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Nun fGOMtaY Bios. q CO., SALES.


LARGE AND PEREMPTORY sALB OF EIHaAFf
daLcb ana Single Horses Elegant Saddle d0rsss sin
|ers Mules Fine Mich Cove Buzziss Harness wagon
sto, etc, 81 suction.
Hy MORTo0a sROS. a &C..
Y MONTGOMERY. Aucsions,r
Onioe--T Camp strs.l
'THtRSDAT, July ed. A. II s'e'oeS e.
NJ 81 =. LiaeT's Stables Gravier street. vii be sold
Eegsa, sAteh dsrss
Elegant Saddle HORSES
Fine Work Mules
Pine Milch Cows
AAo-Tsp and Open Bugg1es, Harness Wazona
~ TgAEs-Cssh Il q. 8 Treasury Rotss
fukhIf JkE. ....... .FURNITU Rk. ...... FUEkITORE
HY HOkTGOH EKY Bros. a. CO,
r. N hosrGOsKRr, auctiOnssE.
TRTRsDAY, July ed. al II o'clock
II their Auction MARI 81 Camp viii Dc
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD 2 hNiTURr
such Rosewood, Mahogany ssd Walnut Bedstssds 30
hrmoirs Wsshstands. Mahogany aud Walnut rete
sofas, spring seat Chairs Easy Chairs ble Top Center
Tab Marble Top sdeboards, Extension Tables Velvet
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrsv
Pantngs looking Stoves and UtensiS beng ha
enatsnts Of several vellrurnishsd hOasea
Also
a large invoice Of Cottage Bsds Cane and Wood See
0hairs
ssETVsrs-cssh IN o. g. Treasury Votes
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SUCCESSION OF CLA1RCINE vAsNIER-So. a,s
BY @. DE FFRIET,

Once No. 50 Bienvle street.
SATURDAY, duty nth. Is8-, at ne
~ O'Clock at the Merch ants and Au .tioneers' Ex
Grange, ya street betv Canal houe strees
BY Public Apenon BY virtue OF order from Hon John
W HI mas Judge Of tho second District Of New Or
leans, dated April It'll 1868, win be 20 d.
1 A LO1 OF GROUND With the buildings aud improve
ns there siuste in the third District city
the square bounded BY Casreavo Spain MORGAN Poet
htreets measuring ~ feet frons CasacayO
oepth. Jhe BUILDINGS aud improvements consist of tg,
Story slated root 6uog built In the portion OF
also, pryy. cistern, etc.
or TEEMs-One half ca h. andi the balance credit #
So and twelve month"; in secured by special
vendsrs H. divided into coupons and bearing ght De-
cent interest per from the sale until hna py
nent the buildings to be kept insured the policy trns-
hired to the estamentary executor and
purchaser will he requir pay I've cent attorneys
commissions on the amount recovered which will likewise be
secured BY mortgage
with U. g. Internal Revenue STAMPS attach
before Octave De Armas, Notary Public purchasers ex
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LION sALE-kEAL Eel ATE-SEVERAL Il ~
dred Cotts aud Su. Plantations heated IN
Rrons Of be cott@u and srgrovng Saies Also Rcs
na;iens Orange Orchards and LARGE bodies Of
timber lance so large variety OF City and subniban
rop-ry improved and unproved In the torn residences
-orss building lots and squares favorable Parties
Ssh 70 invest viii do veil N call and examine ProneT
les MI er Gsrd, Real Estate Agests No. Uarondeist
street, New Or esns.
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pENsACOLA Observer
PUBLISHED TRLwEEKLY BY VIZ. KIRK co.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. months 50; ak month. as In nd
This esAb bed iou sal becomes very desirable
q is tine the act that Pc saroa Il rfe .s
Der rairOad concentrations with the Northwest AMI
becoming a point Of interest ent rpris ~ MN
Il asvuted the development OF the ,a.tsrl,i IN.
feTe.t n the rtte ~ finnoa. ana IN "a ocs d.
1aitrett devote, Special .ieion D. the mulnss Lambsr
c-rulo cs items Oh ~ the care nj rssd.r i nc.ts
The deteopeh ~ he great tnr4 advantage Pensacola
port Advertisements solicited = N
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OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION. ....PROCL AVIATION
JOSHUA BAKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
OFFICIAL.
Three Hundred Dollars Reward.

Ihree hundred Dollars Reward.
WHEREAS l am in possession OF official information
that bEhJAMlN ELBORN murdered in the town OF
igeTve parish II ferreDonne the night II tbs afh
inst by persons perp-tratad
deliberate assassination by shooting him u his
Now therefore In name and by auth rty Of the state
40 offer a OF
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the and of the said Murderer or Murder
and invose the and assistance Of all good
rrg to punishment the tors Of this cod CODED
sassinut
my hand and Seal State at the CITY Of
New rlesns this third day Of June A 1863 and
the Independence Of the Uned states the ninety
JOSHUA BAKER
By the GOvernO.:
J II HARDY Secretary Of State.
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pEOcLAMATION..... .PROCLAMArION
OF QUARANTINE

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Dreams, May 81, 1888
WHEREAS An act OF the Legislature, approved March IS
1873 euti ed An act 70 ESTABLISH Qusra tine pro
lection - The state the Governor IT the
shall issue bis rpci.mztrn he .dvce the
hes declaring place where th-rs shall
leve enIia infections disease
lie tctea place and The number quar
autine performed by
ee,s snd crews coming tfom such ace or places
Now therefore In the act
Aforesaid, do issue thl- my proc nation hereby
clare the places hereinafter named be inec ed
thst verse together with csrs crews sengors
eargoes arriving from said places, having
stopped at any Of them shall be subject qasrsu
~ les han ten days for Longer period be
derrd b. The Board of Health effect from
and .fter The prUmu g u N Of this proclamation
Any oAtiob % tne QuaIant here prucsined
viii be severely he'd II the penalties prescribed
~w =re deeHe inadequate, the Daties ohend will b. de-
hsered up to the military authorities be dealt With
The which hereby declared iHscted ore
said, are the following "a wit:
the ports Of Eicsragus, Central America and the port
Of YER Cruz. IN NJ, xico.
Givsn under my hand md Seal the State and
the Independence Of the ULled states the ty-und.
JOSHUA BAKER
By The Governor:
". HARDT, Secretary ~ Ststs.
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POST We AND UNREsERvED SALE TO ErsEcr

POST We AND USPsEEvED SALE TO ErgFcr
A PARTITION. CT VERY CHOICE RESIDENCES,
STREET, BETWEEN ROYAL AND CHARITIES
STREETS, AND OF AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS
STAND, NO. III TOULOUSE STREET. BETWEEN
DAUPHIS AND BURGUsDY STREETS.
J H PARLANGE VS. P. N. RIvERA-No 262s5.
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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND
SUCCESSION Or WIDOW BAzrLE JAILLor OR
JAILLEAU-NO. SQ240
BY g.. DE FERIET,

AUcrIoNEER-otice IS Benvile strseL
GATURDAT, Juy 18th, 1865, at Ia
O'Clock at the Merchants and suctiOneers Exchange
RoyA street between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets by
Jublg auction, BY virtue Of hs Honarab
John W. Thomas Judge OF the Second ID strict Cout
Orleans dated June o. 1865 the following described Real
tate will be sold
A LOT CF GROUND in the square bounded by Washing.
ton Lapage Sixth aud Sesen streets forming the
OF Hsington and seventh streets 90
Washington by 10 feet In depth Seventh street.
together with an old house erected thereon.
SUI jet to all claims that Mrs. r. Gaines may have
agaiT s. this property
Rd- IL RNs-Cssh in U. s. Treasury Notes
Of sle with U. internal revenue stamps attached
before Doriocout, notary public. purchasers
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Oh ORGE PURvEs vs.. WIDOW MARIA SMITH,
second judicial District Court, Parish n Pliqus
No. 100.
DN VIRTUE Of HAS Writ OF FIeri
DFacias directed BY the Honorable the cosd Judicial
District Court Parish Of PlAauem 10 the absvs entiled
eaute, Z Harry Hays. isle sheriff nd BY sid late her
me tran fsf ed, viii TO ell 81 ubl Auction At
the Neehants' Auc nseTs' txch=nge Hoya street.
between Canal and Cuo1 hon street, re second D
Ict 4 THE city. III y, July H. 1868 at II o'clock
NJ, ihe Z ] owing described OD.rty ~ vi.
. CE RTAIN LoT OF ssROl ND together with all tho
In thereon, fiahs priv ustge,
tome tSd appur there be ngnE in
certain mated he Fourth strict this city in
square 30 bounded b. Jsckson Pr Jsse ihns
Ns adss st Char - lot 1 de.lgnated
bv Der 2 an. 81 feet n che. frOnt
Pytauis II by abo' III e deep, boundef tho
low tide by he shufeh 0s Prsan and JO ohuo
tn upper is By a lot b. ngng estate
Of rHstus " Smith. d o. as d
Bift the properly requred By defeufaut BY pnr-
chase from Jo'po tls pr az passed before J. W.
Beedo.e notary public IN this city. tbs I'D day NOyo-
Der, 1853
- In the shove silt
p9- ThKMs-Casb on the spot.
GEO. W AVERY,
jel3iyll u sheriff II tn Parish NJ orleans
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4 II. sARRAZIN n

TOBACCO MANUFACTORT.
Corner Chartres and Cont Streets
Mr. J. r. sARRAZIs thankful for the patronage extended
him since the estab Of his fscO has constantly
1Sed bi. best exerons his w-dessrved r-put
Jon and now able Offer thr Southern states superior
ele OF cut Tobacco Cor smoking In all sorts Of pack
70 suit the trade his Of Chewing fobaco0
eipes. Cigars. ETC., 10 renewed By every arrival
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Shs gsw ehsaus Grsstsui ThHrsaas, 5ats z. latB.
WANTED.

WAETED-A WIDOW LADY DESIRES
situation Nurse for the sick in the city, wOud
travel during the would take charge
IN city during the absence OF the family The hest Of
ferences given. Apply 10 81 Felicity street.
WANTED-EMPLOYME BY MIDDLE-AGED
w Widow Lady as Teacher Ladies' Companion. For
reference apply at 2l3 Julia street.
WANTED-SUGAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w DESTROYS of Selling Sugar Plantations are invited 10
send descrrt We have many inquiries them
parties wi hing 10 buy Green Elder Real Estate Axents
q Commercial Place, Sew Orleans.
VUANrED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEASs
w snd who has had large business expesnce In SsW
Orleans wishes situation In mercantile house whare
compensation would be sufficient support himself
In respectable manner He feels satisfied that he could
meet the requirements OF any person. Tho smplest
mendat0ns can be furnished A len the OREsosS
cnice to o. x s. viii meet with prompt attention.
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TRY 1T, TEST 1T THORoUeHLYi

TRY 1T! TEST 1T THOROU0HLYi
will you nothing 30. By making application
the UNDERLINED Machine will be your dence
will be shown how A. and reasonable Length
II tine given test the Machine 10 decide 10 It's inertia
The Magnolia Washing Machine
III do your washing with bali TIE labor sosp and
than you usually viii the Of tie
Machine in the Of clothes and IN fuel In les tan
makes sOp does away with the necessity Of stand
ing steaming tub, aud prevents she washer from in
7s Tho team Of hlthy sn1s. also from getting
and will he the Of preventing sick
and saving = Doctors eitl
Ar ine,n,ou. COG-whEkL wRIEGER is affixed TO
he Machine and Ia made Of lncia Rubber Cylinders
Erings the clothes almost ready 70 ironing
IL s Useul, Simple Cheap Satisfaction Guaranteed
no Sale Use the
Magnolia Washer,
sDd the womAn's Heath Labor and
Money Ia A GATLLARD.
Nc los Pny'lras street.
Owner Of the Patent r. ght Louisiana
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je5ls jy7

JOS j. ASTON Us. Wa. COLEN h-rHIRD DIS
trict Court n New Or.eans-NO. 20 2O2
QT Writ w Of ~ writ OF seizure and sale,
ID directed by the Honorable the third District
CuTt OF rev Ore tue above eutit pro
coed e. sell At public ancton he Merchant, aud Auction
ers kxchsnge hoa street. between Cana AID Gust mhouse
streets, g. tn Second Dtret II this city fUEsDA July
E TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together with all
the rights priv a. adv ntaees tnereunto bel
in wise tang stu IN the First District
Of this city desgna ed by the Nos and in square
nun Der ak hundred thirty uouucd by Common
Crawl r, yoso and sale d. streets plan BY
pssed IN the Office & Benvenu notary public this
ctN SAID lots adio each 0he each. Anne 1.
uessue, tvent7 EIGHT ct niue Incl i've ont
Grsvier ct BY hundred ard twenty feet depth;
NJ which tsd ahose cesr bed acquired by VIM
@ lemas, defer daut heren from J. j. Astn
lee.
zed Va the above suit
"a IERMs-l. In cash sufficient amount 20 pay plain
TIM ella mount tie Of We Hundred Do lars
2s " tn per ce' { lutte eat annum bundred
dollars al0 from 2lt aV 1866 thu oath May 1867,
NJ anuum thei esitr until the " sAe
end $50 per interest per One Hun red i
lars SUD from o 2lst MAJ 1864 the Path May rs
Iet per thereafter until the day Of sale; three
oa Sl cssts oi notare and u suit cash
The SPOT 2 The purcLa 60 tine IT the
amount OF his bid the ment ~ tso protsoy
euT'd BY mortgage SAID psts each for the One
hund ed Dollars tsuu. drawn y defer dent ORDER
dated New treans May n 1850 payable ctvsy thr0
and four !ears after be- ring interest ~ the 81
per from - eunt maturity, and per
htetie' Until paid And the ba Of the Price
GEO W. AVERY
jel3 jyl Il Sheriff OF he Parish Of OrieanA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-02
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