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narshals and attorney generals have been
ordered to be watchful.
River Intelligence.

narshals and attorney generals have been
ordered to be watchful. ast
River Intelligence.
Southwest Pass, November %, IL A. N.
Barometer 3O40. Wind northeast, and
fresh 17T = ,II-
Arrived: Steamship Victor, Gates, New
York, to G.. A. Fosdick & Co. Ship Baden,
Nelson, forty-two days from Liverpool, salt
to Leisy Lorfer. No departures.
VIcKsBuRG, November 23.-Passed down:
Mississippi at ten o'clock this morning; In
diana at four o'clock yesterday evening,
and Kellogg and barges at noon to-day.
Up: Strader at three o'clock yesterday
evening" Ruth at three, Peoria City at
seven, Governor Allen at ten, and Belle
Lee at eleven O'Clock this morning. River
rising rapidly.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, November 23.-Money easy at
5@6 % cent; sterling l09s; gold 1874; 5.20s
of ll2l; North Carolinas 654; do new 633
@63E Virg MAS ex-coupon $50; do. do new
81; Tenessees ex-coupons 693; do new 6S4
Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull
and favors buyers.i Corn unchanged. Pork
dull at S29 Lard quiet; steam i6I@l6sc.
Cotton irmer; middlipg uplands 242. Tur.
pentine quiet at 4Sc. Rosin in fair request;
strained common 50 55. Freights quiet.
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EUROPE.
The EIeetiGn-RIOta In TreIand-VeauyIus |
OuIpnurlng

The EIectiOn-RIOts In TreIand-VeauvIu
OuIpOurlng
LONDON, November 2l.-Returns thus
far show 80 Liberals and 16S Conserva-
tives.
Serious riots occurred in various places.
At Sligo, Ireland, ten houses were sack
ed. AT Ripley, in Derbyshire, a sharp
fight occurred, in which many were injured
by clubs. The mob demolished several
buildings, including the vicarage.
1t is stated that Lord Stanley comedies
that the Alabama claims commission shall
sit in Washington.
NAPLES, November 21.-The violence of
Yesuvius is increasing, Many houses and
farms are utterly destroyed. The market
town Of San GiOrgio is in immident danger.
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BOSTON.
Advocating n Uniform System of TeIe-
graPhY.
Especial Dispatch to pnHAdelphia Evening Tele

Advocating IA Uniform System of TeIe-
graphY.
SPECIAL DIspatcn to Philadelphia Evening Tele
grsph.l
BosTON, November l7.-An adjourned
meeting of the Board of Trade was held at
the rooms on ChaunceyE street ye rday,
2. M, President Nazero in the chair. The
following resolution was presented and
unanimously adopted;
RESOLVED, That the importance of tele-
graphic communication at the present day is
hardly second to that of the post office, and
that in our widely extended country, its
use should be encouraged and promoted
in every practicable way. This board,
therefore, would express the hope that
Congress will devise uniform system
which wi bring the telegraph lines OF the
United States Within the reach OF all classes
OF our people, and make them available for
the transmission OF all descriptions OF intel
ligence."
Boston, November lS.-A convention on
the subject OF Womens Rights assembled
in Horticultural Hall to-day. aud was fully
attended. Rev. James Freeman Clarke
presided and made the opening address,
setting forth the objects of the meeting,
the primary one being the right of suffrage,
which the speaker advocated.
The convention has sixteen Nice-Presi-
dents, including six women.
A memorial was unanimously to be pre-
sented to Congress, asking that in all future
amendments to the Constitution the rights
of woman may be secured, and that in all
uture legislation for the territories and
District OF Columbia, the rights Of suffrage
be given to women.
Senator Wilson made speech, in which
he said when once this question was kept
distinc from other questions, he would
favor giving women the right to vote, and
that they should appeal to the higher aud
nobler sentiments Of the people AID not to
their passions and prejudices.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIR. Newman breaches to General Grant.
WASHINGTON, November 22.-Dr. J. P.
Newman, OF New Orleans, preached here in
the morning and at night in the Foundry
Metho list Church. The audience was very
large. General Grant was present,
FcRTREss MONROE, November 22.-Put
il, steamship Key West, from New York
for G arleston, leaking. Her pumps are
disabled. She encountered heavy gale
Friday night.
Later-The Key West goes to Baltimore
to get repaired.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Governor HOldeA's Message to the IIegIs.
lnlure.

Governor HOlden's Message to the LegIs-
lHtuCe.
RALEIGH, November Is. Governor
llolden's message was read to the Legis-
lature yesterday. He shows that tax of
one per cent ad valorem on the property
Of the State would pay the interest on the
debt of she State, and recommends such a
levy. He advocates various internal i'm
proVements.
He encourages Immigration to the State,
congratnlates the State upon the supres ion
of the rebellion upon the reconstruction
Of the South, on the basis of suffrage Tor
all, aud upon the election of Grant and
Colfsx, all which combine to render the
Union perpetaal
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CUBA.

The RevolutlOn-feaders QuRrrelInR
abOut the Presidency.
HAVANA, November 2I.-Mauy rumors
are in circulation regarding the position
and numbers of the. Revelutionsts. The
latter claim to have 10000 to 10000 men
and possession of Puerto Principe. These
reports are doubted. The revolutionary
leaders are quarreliug about the Presiden-
cy. A battalion of volunteers, principally
veterans, is organizing for active service
The Revolutionists hold Bayamo and other
towns. Considerable excitement exists
here and in the surrounding country, but
the revolution is thought to be decreasing,
and it is believed will die out on the arrival
of troops from Spain.
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CUBA.

Re view Of TSroOrs In Havana-KevoIz.
Ga0uiSts Badly AFAed.
. HAVANA, November 22.-LersuDdi to-dsy
reviewed six thousand volunteers and
armed tiremen, who. with regular troops.
compose au army Of twelve thousand dis
ciplined men at the disposal Of the govern-
ment in case, of emergency. Manifesto Of
the provisional government at Madrid has
been received aud forwarded to all towns,
and tits believ d thAt lis LIBERAL terms will
end the rebellion.
There Is q heavy storm from the north
prevailing ia the Gulf
Republicans claim that the reVolntisniEts
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FIINN ESOTA.

CHICAGO, November 1S.-A special from
st, Paul to-day says the caucus for United
States Senator from Minnesota has already
begun. The principal candidates for the
place are Alexander Ramsey, present in
cumbeut; Ignatius Donnell. just defeated
for the House of Representativessand Hon.
Morton F. Wilkinson, just elected to the
House from the Second District
Ramsey and Wilkinson have their head
quarters at the International Hotel, and
Donnelly at the Merchants. Donuelly's
principal aim will be to defeat Ramsey,
even to the extent of eeeting a Democrat
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TTENTY.oNE LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
No. 80, 423
JOHN RAYKIN LEE VS.. SUCCESSION OF
BERNARD DE MARIGNY.

RY THOMAS 81 sPEAK-PLAQIDE j.
ID Spear, an, tiOresr-Sales rooms, IS Bienvil Q
street.-SATURDAY, twenty-eishth November.
1865, at twelve o'clock M, will sold at auction at
the Merchants' suo Auctioneers' Exchange, by yir-
tue and in pursuance Of Judgment rsndere Ooto
Der II lsJs and signed October l6, 1858 by the Hon.
Louis puyigneaqd. Judge of the second District
Court of New Orleans the following described prop
efty in the above matter to wit:
TWEATY-ONE LOTS OF GROUND in the
Third District of this cIty, IN th. square number
twenty, bounded by UrquhaIt, Villere, late Girod,
Feliciana and tlouet stHe's, designated BY the
numbers two to twenty y-two inelu'iye on pan
drawn by JaTes N. b. Depouilly Assistant City
Surveyor, dated the twenty sixth October, 1856
L Is Numbers two to eleven inclusive sdioin each
other, and measures each tHirty.one feet front on
Clouet street. by depth OF one hundred and seven
teen feeI ten inches lines be Ween para et Ilnes
lot number eleven forming the corner of ' illeIe
and Uiouet streets. Lots numbers twsivs to t~erty
incl sive adnin each other and measure each thirty
one feet front ESlIcihna street by dep Of one
hundred and seventeen feet ten incnes and rX lines
between parallel lines lot number Twelve fOrmtpg
the corner 6f Villere sud FecIana streetsl and Tot
umner twentytwo rning the corner of Fel.etAna
and UTquhart streets.
erms-Oash on the spot.
Act of sale. together with internal revenue stamps
etc, bsfore o hOrel notary public, at the eIpense
of the purchaser, oc3 81 nol2 20 n
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES DRUMMoND-N NO
2kS97-Second District Court for the Parish o

SUCCESSION OF JAMES DRUMMoND NO
2t.s9z-Second District Court for the Parish of
DY q. f. RIRARDEY a. Co, ATTC.
ID tioneers Nicholas j. Hoey. Auctioneer-Ofice
No II Exchange Place -SATURDAN, twenty eighth
November, 1865, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Mer;
chants and Auotioneers' Exchange, on Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
by virtue Of an order OF the Hon. l.. Duyignsaud,
Judge ef the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, dated thirteenth October, 1893, will be
sold at public auction, account of the success
SION of james Drummond:
l. Let OF GROUND in the First District of
this city designated No 2l5, in square bounc ed
by Msgazine' Camp Julia and St. Joseph streets,
having thirty feet front Magazine street brench
measured by one hundred and s,xty feet deep,
LOT OF GROUND in the Eourth District of
this city, in the suuare bounded by Third, Baechus
or Baronre, second, and Apollo or Oarondelet
streets, measuring sI1ty feet front Third street
by one hundred and twenty feet in depth and front
on Baronne or Baccnus streer, and forms the
of said streets
Terms of Sale-Cash in United States Treasury
notes, and purchasers to assume payment OF all
taxes for 1865
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense Of tho purchasers, before W. j. Castel Esq,
Notary Public. oc24 no2 II q 81
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SALT LAKE CITY.

Unprecedented success of Parepa- Rosa
and Troupe
SALT LAKE CRY, November l7,-Parepa-
Rosa and troupe gave two concerts in
Brigham Young's theatre. the fourteenth
and sixteenth, The receipts OF the house
exceeded anything yet presented since the
theatre first opened. They left for Omaha
this evening.
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AssIeEEE's SALE

pF A DRUG STORE, FIXTURES. ETo.
pc Matter Of Benz. d. WALES, in Bankruptcy.
No. 1a3-United States District Court.
I e,R. GIRARDEK 6 Co, AUCTION
ea1l-Ofies No. II Exchange PlAee-MONDAY,
puhlrS0 le6S, at eleven o'clock A b., will be sold
hc auction by order of z. E Norton assignee
i1lruptcy of Reni. II. WALES, No. 133. United
y DistTict court o the District of 1 ouisi lana
he DRUGS OHEMI AIS and store
SIUHES contained in the store iiuated at the
'Wef Royal and Customhouse streets abandon.
Z the sAid bankrupt, and sold for the benefit Of
|cleditors.
'ms-O Cash in United States Treasury notes.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND

Office Furniture st Auction.
PYJ. Del AN. Jr., AUCTIONEER oFFIOE
ID No. ls3 Jravier street, will be sold WEB
NESDAY, November Is 1868, at eleven O'Clock, A.
Nj at ms new Auction Room. No. lS5 Gravier street,
corner tarOndelet--
Mahogany and Walnut BedsteGds, Armoirs, Mar
Bile Top Bureaus Washsl ands, Sofas, Spring b at
Et-gere, SldeboaFds txtenston Tables, Cane and
Wood Seat Chairs, Hatrack,. Double and Single
Safes, Mattresses, Carpets, Paintings. etc.
Upright and Square Piano and Office Furniture.
... -ALhO- La
One large invoice OF walnut and Poplar extra
Misses Cottage Beds, Walnut and Painted Cottage
Bedroom cts.
TerIns-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
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CHARLES THEATRE,

nypAR ...,,..,.....P Proprietor.
kuES Lessee and Manager.
4 ReREATHsT SENSATION OF THE AGE.
3SpN EVENING. November %. 1sse. and every
st1int until further notice. the Brilliant tragic
8ssjAfilling rendition of Helen Rolleston, IN
I 2f.sicault's and ReAde's wonderful dramatic
sr1nce entitled EO "L Play.
LpH. November 27-Beneht OF MISS AMY b.
Ebal. EbiiE November sO-o. W. ooULDoCK and
blUGHTER.
Hinrsai--S T. FbMO. ,-,,
open At seven o'clock p. NJ: the Overture
snnlences at half past seven P. NJ.
ira charge for reserved seats,
p. GLEASON. Treasurer
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, sHoHs AND GRO
CERIHs
SUCCESSION OF D. @. soEARVEksTEN

SUCCESSION or D. O. soHARVEEsTEK.
DY r. ROGER a. OO-H. SAHORY. kUO-
ID tioassF--WiH be Hol1 on TUE,DAY arst of
December. O.. At 10 O'Clock A NJ Ht thsir Sales
Rooms, No. 4S Old Leyes rect, by virtue Of an or
der Of the Honorable SeS1nd hi trot Court OF New
Orleans. under date November H. leeA and for AZ.
count o. sAd success Oh
large aasori nssnt Of DRY GOODS, oous sting Of
Prints Blvaah0d Rnd Rrown COttOns, Rer-Sy~,
Blapkets. BlauuelE, Aerlnuss. Flsi0B, CRmertes
Hosiery, etc, etc.
i-AIk0-
RAADTMADH CLOrhINtf. HOOIS. SHOEs,
BROoANS AND ITS.
And aD Assortlnsnt orc ROOERIUS, csARsting Of
NhsRy, Wlnes lqnors soAR, Cohas; stAreh. HeS-
Tey ms-OA. I'm UAitsa ksAtss tEeAs0EE natsA
b rJaa 3&&W
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PROPERTY ON LIVE OAK STREET, FORM,

son-Succession Of Theogene Dalon.
DY CHARLES E FORTIER, AUG
ID tioneer-Offce No. IS Exchange Alley -TUtS-
DAY, December |, 1865, Il O'clock Nj will be sold
the Mer chants ana Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street oetRe Canal and Custom rouse streets by vir
tue of an order from the Honorable the Judge of the
Parish Court for the parish of Jefferson, dated
twenty mint October, 1865 the following described
property, viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the
tpuh'urg Avart, Uity and Parish of jefferson, de-
signated by the No. 10, in the square bounded by
Live Oak Magazine. Beloastel and Dufossat streets.
SAID lot measu res thirty feet front on Live Oak
street. by depth of one hundred feet, American
measure, between parallel lines Bald lot forms the
corner OF Liveoak and Dufossat streets.
1eTms--Cash m United States Treasury notes.
Act OF sale before p t. Laresche, notary public. at
the expense OF the purchaser, including United
States Internal Revenue stamps.
oc3l MOI IA 2l 30
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FuRNrruRB-FuRNITuRE.

MONTROME EAK 3 bHUB. q CUs-
4 u. Montgomery, Anotioneer-Wil be sold o.
4DAR. November "a, 1853 at II o'clock. 1t Otd
poo Mart. No. q Uamp geeoet--
&2. such as Rosewood, MahoRar7, and WAtnu
lieade, Bureaus, Armoirs. WashstandB, MAhogb
l1a Walnut Teses, Sofas, Spring Seat OhAira
|ooardn, Extension Tables, Velvet and Brussah
'peta. French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses. EnRrAv
Paintings, Cooking StQveb. and QtenAils. etc
y The contents OF several well furnished houses
,.sa invoies Of oOttASo Beds. Game and Woo
uhAirn. etc.
lllln-CiAah I... A.h.t
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|Rok AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF Ella
|lai Match snd sinsss Eorsss. Hlsgant saddls
aansn. FINE werk aauiae. Fine Nlloh Gown, Bus
~. msgaat BFosas. EArnsss. Wagons. sea.. ctr
X auction.
n aDETslOA ERX MHBa. - C0ps,
"a ~ >onfrotaers AnVfiOneer-Niu ho sold
.4SnAN. November a. ISIS. 1t II O'clock, ~
@La ttaDfe IN rtstagatr aireaN-
nleRzn5 Ma IN nUenFH.
Rls6anf & sppLk hOfSShaSi
~. 49, Fine NDkSH MULES; IL Fv
'I.l Fine MHI,e;H DOWS; rE ff
.fNta -Al,afN-- ..laIFsII IIk .rUI
aAd Qpan hasEiss. xl0gAut Hrstas, Harnss'
fnoa. etc.
|lalE- -0asA.l Unitsd states TEsasaEy uobes
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AUCTION SALES.
AssIGNEEs SALE OF

AssIGNEEs SALE OF
ILUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION IN THE
fARIsH OF IBERvILLE, RIGHT BANK
I'VE MILES BELOW THE TOWN OF
fLAoUEMINE.
dct Court of the, United States for the District
i Lodiaiana-No. zsO-In the matter of j. W.
Austin, Bankrupt
/ Q. n. GIRARDEY 81 co., AUC.
.toneerS-0rtioe No, II Exchange Place-SAT.
pay, December II, 1883, tweIve O'Clock NJ will
pa pubic auction at the Merchants and Auc
bers Exchange, on Royal strest, between Canal
|uustomhouse streets, by virtue Of an order
hon. X H. Durell, Judge Of the District
pct the United states for the District OF Lou
u, sitting IN Bankruptcy and rendered in the
1ef Of j. ". Austin. Bankrupt, No. 29O on the
ct and dated the thirlieth June, 1858, tbs fol
PC described property, to wit;
e nineteen one hundred and slKtlebn parts,
lvded, of the following and, viz: d
.UkRTAIN TRACT OF LAND OK PLANfA-
y. established and cultivated as SuRar Estate.
Ied iu the parish of berVille, on the riSht bank
Ie hissis. .ppi river, five miles below the town OF
|nemine, measuring six l6J arpents and hye-
isl7Sl OF an arpent In front. by depth OF iorty
rpents bttween parallel lines Of the hrst conces-
together with all the AlluviSl deposits or batture
Ied, or 70 be formed in front of said antatoni
Z second depth or concession OF forty 40 arpents
Rpth and equal in superdces TO the tirst conees.
70 that sai plantation contains five hundred
fhrty $50 arpents in superhcies, and is bounoed
3 by lands formerly ownel by Messrs. bissel a
fe, and hsow by laRds of DR.. Charles VI ment,
IN the rear by lands of Unezime Landry q 20,
pthers, together With AL the buildings and I'M
fments thereto belonging or any wise apper'
hg.
property will be sold free from all liens by
'Rage or Judgment. the assignee being RESPONSE
pr no other guarantee of title.
|ms-CAsh IN United states Treasury notes on
'pot. 4+ no23 It
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Morning Dispatches to the Associated Prss.
wAsHINeToN-rAs ~. pea.Ie4 efNo

cross-Cuban ElHbnsterJ.Hi.
WASHINGTON, November 23Zlt is stated
that Rollils recomm, mis- ihs SUSPENSION o
NQrcrpss, internal revenge Collector ior
Third Louisiana d strict -. ..
The Cuban filibasierism has not become
sufficiently tangible 10 wsrranta Proclama-
iioa, but il is anderstood that the Federal
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FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE.

Succession OF Daniel GoIding-No. 3l,5l5
PY G. .DeFERIET, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE
- and Salesroom No IS Bienville street-On
THURSDAY, December 3, 1868, at eleven o'clock
A NJ, on The premises No. So Spain street, v Il be
sold by public auction by Of order from the
Hon. Ouis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second Dis
trct Court for the parish OF Or cans, dated Novem-
ber 49, 1865
A lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting
of Mahogany Bedsteads, Armuirs, Tables Chairs
carpets, ETC., etc. Aso 9 Fine PLANO
Terms-CAsh in United States treasury notes.
no23 2T deg
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COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE No. SO SPAIN

COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE No, 80 SPAIN
n Street, Succession of Daniel Godng-No. 325la
DY G.. DE FERRET, AUCTIONEER,
-, - office and saesrooms ss henvIlle street, on
WEDNESDAY,, twenty-third December. 1868, az
twelve O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house Streets will be sold by public auction by
virtue Of an order from the Hon. l.. Duvigneaud.
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated November 16 1858, the following
described real estate belonging to said succession-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In
the Third District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Spain, Craps Poet and Greatmen NOV
Dauphne) streets, designated as Lot No. |,
plan drawn hy Q. A. HeddIp,, and denosited in the
office OF L. Hermann, late Notary ublic in this
city. Said lot Of ground measures 30 feet front on
Spain street by depth OF s3 feet ch and lines
between parable and equal lines together with the
buildings and improvements thereon consisting of
the two story frame house No99Spain street contain
ing four rooms. vestibule, hail. closets two front
galleries. two story kitchen, containing fve rooms,
closets, balcony shed, isteru, privy, etc.
Terms-Oash in United States Treasury Notes.
Act OF sale with Internal Revenue stamps at
tached before L. Barnett, Notary Public, ct pur-
chasers expense. no23 26 de 3 10 II =
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.rHInD ANNUAL.....IsCS

Reopening Of the
cent CIty Museum and Menagerle,
40 AND 42 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the st. Charles HcteD.
CONG REss OF LIVING WONDERS
STRANGE FREAKS OF NATURE
EDoUBLE-HRADED GfRL-sings, talks, eats
Eilh both heads at once.
aDERFUL HUMAN FROG; or the Miraculous
living Man Fish.
Small LEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD
xty.seven years old and thirty five inches high.
|Y YLIONS-onty ones in this country.
L EXTENSIVE HAPPY FAMILY IN
lNERIOA.
GRAND AQUARVA.
Il bCURIOsITIES from every portion Of the
be.
open from A. M. tolO p. NJ. Admission
|1 cents; Children. twenty five cents. noO Am
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SUCCESSION OF GEORGE KAISER-No 2s, ,7s3.
Second District Court for the Parish CT Or

PY A. DUCHIRON, AUoTIoNEER- -
- Office and Salesroom Nos 2s and 30 1choupitou.
las street-On WEDNESDAY,, december %, 1853,
at IL O'Clock Nj. at the Merchants and Auction
eers Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal and
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, dated November ls, 1883 in the matter
be sold at public aution to the highest bidder, the
following property, TO wit:
A LOT OF GROUND situated in Faubourg
LivaudRs in the Fourth District Of the city of New
orleans, in the square No. t6, bounded by Laare,
Live Oak; Eighth and Ninth streets, des ignated by
the No. on a plan Of II. MuIhauson Surveyor
dated the fourth day Of May, 1874 and measuring
thirtyone feet eleven inches front said Eighth
street. by one hundred and twenty-five foet between
parallel lines, ogether with the house, kitchen,
cistern, etc, thereunto belonging.
TerDS-Oash.
The act of sale before A. Dauriocourt. notary
pubic. at the expense of purchaser, together with
the United States revenue stamps. I.l.
no23 de3 II 10 %
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BY YTELECRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

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LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
SETTLEMENT OF THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
DR.. Newman breaches TO General Grant.
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA
WAR MATERIAL FOB FILIBUSTERS,
Review Of Troops in Havana.
The ReVOlutiOniStS Are Badly Armed.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
THE ELECTION RIOTS IN ENGLAND
Sundays Dispatches to Associated Press
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WAR MATERIAL FOB FILIBUSTERS.

Review Of Troops in Havana.
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THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA
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DR.. Newman breaches to General Grant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23

SETTLEMENT OF THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
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kRIETIEs THEATRE.
LAST NIGHTS. LAST NIGHTS
OF the Great Sensation
Under Lhe Gas Light!
ErLY MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT Il N.
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'.xp EXHIBITIONS.
sEYMOUR KNIGHTS.
MASONIC HALL.

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