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consistently with the aforesaid oath Of the
Judges; and has by General Order No AZ,
announced and threatened that any civil
officer, who shall fail or refuse to obey any
order issued by him in regard to tho oflic-
ial duties of such officer, shall be tried be-
fore Military Commission, aud, on con-
yiction thereof, shall she fined or imprison-
ed. or both, and whereas, the said Meade
| is in command Of military power sufficient
to enable him to enforce such Illegal, un-
constitutional, oppressive and dangerous
orders and meaaces, and the civil courts are
powerless to protect themselves and their
officers against the unjust violence threat
ened for faithful and conscientious dis
charge Of sworn duties; and whereas, in our
opinion. it Is imprudent and undignifed
and useless to the public, for a Court to be
held under such restraints, interference and
MANAGES from those In actual power.
Therefore, it is hereby ordered, that the
Supreme Court for the county Of Early,
which by appointment Of law should on
the I'd, Moaday in the month be adjourned
until the Bird Monday in June next, or un-
til such time thereafter as may admit Of, o
free, useful and honorable discharge Of the
said Court. 1t is further ordered that ju-
rors drawn for the April term 1868 Of said
Court, do appear aud serve at such ad
journed terra, or at the next regular term
should such adjourned term fail and that
the clerk enter this Oh the minutes Of said
Court. Witness our official signature.
JONI T. CLARKE,
J.s.C.P.D.
HEADQuaRrFRs, THIRD MILITARY Dlsr.
dept Of Georgia, Florida 4 Ala.)
Atlanta, Ga, April, 1868.
Special Orders No. SO.
Extract.
I. John 7. Clarke, Judge Of the Supe+ior
Court Pataula Circuit, State Of Georgia,
having published in the Early County
News, an order adjourning the Superior
Court Of Early County, from the second
Monday in April until the second Monday
IN June neyt, assigning as cause Of such
adjournment the exercise on the part OF
the Major General Commanding, Of illegal,
unconstitutional oppressive and dangerous
orders and measures, the said John 7.
Clarke, Judge as Aforesaid, is hereby remov.
ed from Office.
u "
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THE SITE or LOUISIANA.

THE SITE or LOUISIANA.
District Conrt---Parish Ct Rapides;
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No ll06. Succession Of Stephen Cockafar
for Administration and Inventory.
WHEREAS Asman Gaines, Curator, has
w filed aTableau Of Debts in this Court
Of the Estate Of Stephen Cockafar, decd;
Notice is hereby given to all whom it doth
OF may concern, to show cause, within thir.
ty days from the date hereof, why the same
should not be homologated.
Clerks Office, Alexandria. Las May 25th;
1868. w. w. WILMINGTON, .JR
Deputy Clerk.
Nav 9th. 1885,.
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LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
OF LEARNING
and
MILITARY ACADEMY,
Near Alexandria, La, Founded and Sup
ported by the State of Louisiana

EIGHTH SESSION
WILL begin 1st MONDAY In SEP
w TENDER next, and end last WE'D.
NESDAY in JUNE, 1869.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists Of a full corps of able Instructors
in all branches of Literature and Science
usually ,4 taught ip the best Colleges and
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory aud an academic
Department, including a Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course, Special School Of
Cipil Engineering and Commercial School.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fourteen gears
of age, eoho know arithmetic, English Gram-
mar ind Geography.
EXPENSES
Of every kind, ercept clothing, for ten
months, $40 90; $2O4 90 payable in ad:
vance, balance in equal payments, January
LIST, and April lSt.
Cadets received at any time during the
session and charged from date Of entrance.
LOCATION.
In the Pine Hills Very healthy.
For Further Information, address,
DE-. BOYD, Superintendent.
Post Office, Alexandria, In.
-on REFER To--
Gen G. Mason Graham, Adjutant Gene
raj, State of Louisiana, N. o.,
Mai. VIM A.. Freret, State Engineer. NO.
Capt W. c. Black, 81 Perdido st., n. O.
!. Hon. r. N. Lusher, State Snpt. Public
Education, NJ
Right Reyd. Bishop Wilmer, Office in
New Orleans, at Jas. A. Gresham's Book
Store, 80 Camp street.
Or. Bartholomew Egan, ut, Lebanon. La:
juno 1st Ie6s.-tf.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

TyHE undersigned Commissioners, will
i meet at Texada's Bridge, on,the see.
ond Saturday in July, for the purpose Of
contracting for the repairing the floor Of
said bridge, to be let out to the lowest bid
der. j. w. TExADA,
j. A. TEXADA,
w. u. TAYLOR.
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BY order Of Major Gen. Meade.

10. y. DRUM, a. Ai Ua
Of6cial-C. D. Emory. A. D. C.
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AT CHAMBERS,
Cuthbert, Randolph County, Ga,
Anril 9Th 1863.

4. .-'
Whereas, III order to the proper admin
istration Of legal justice, it is not only alb
solutely necessary that judicial officers be
left free to discharge the functions imposed
on them by law, and to interpret the Con-
situations and laws according to their own
Judgment Under the light Of argument and
precedent, uninauenced by hope Of reward
Of fear Of violence, but that it should be
manifest to all, that their administration is
thus free and corrupted; and whereas every
judicial officer Of this State is required, be
fore assuming his Office, to swear to sup
port the Constitutions Of this State and OF
the United States; and, whereas, the State
of Georgia is at this time under the militia
~ dominion of the present majority Of the
Federal Congress, contrary to the intent
and plain provisions OF boch OF said Con-
stitutions; and whereas Major General
Meade, ofthe United States Army, is ia
actual command ofthe Third Military Dis
trict, including this State, and as, such
claims tile right and exercises the power
ofinteflerence with the freedom Of the ciyi
courts; has ordered the juriesof said court,
to be made up of material and in . way Vi
olatiye Of the laws Of Georgia, has, BY Gen
eral Order No. 81. imposed upon the right
/ full jurisdiction Of the courts restraints
which cannot be maintained or recognizet
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tlons, and $50 copies ordered to be printed.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
House bill No. 2SS, joint resolution rela-
tive to the increasing of the number of the
Committee to Revise the Laws of the State
OF Louisiana, was placed on its second read
ing, and referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. -
Mr.. Morey, of ouachita, called up the
report of the special joint committee to
investigate the legality of the issuing Of
100000 levee bonds, and the disposition
of the same.
The report was read.
Mr. Harper, of st. Charles, moved that
the report be received and accepted, and
that the committee be authorized and
directed to proceed into further investiga-
ton.
Pending the discussion the House, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Burrel, of St. John the Baptist,
adjourned until tomorrow at twelve
o'clock d.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk House Representatives.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


p. A. Lambert VS.. SUGGESTION orr II. Ban.
SEooYp pIsTRIcTi' '' COURT FOR rHr
VIII of herl facas to me directed BY the Honorable
the Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, Twill proceed to sell AL
public suction. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. bet Eeen Canal and
ustom house streets in the Second District Of ans
city, on SATURDAY 1.-THE twenty.fourth dav ~
october, 1868, at 10 o'clock NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to wit: XII - - uo
THEE LOTS OF GROUND together With the
orlck BUILDINGS and improvements thereon rights
WAYS, prlylleges. serytudes and appnrten an ces
Ihis city IN the square bounded by Carandelet dor
merry Apollol ST. Char,es, Formerly Nayades) Mel
ponene, and Terpsichore streets and design ated by
the Nos. ~ 70, and "a, Lot No. y measures TWENTY
egnt feet I'VE aches 'front.' on Carondelet street by
depth and front street of one hundred
ana ten rect Lot NO ~ measures twenty seven faef
Tour inches front on 1erp street By one hund
REQ ana twenty seven leet deep; and lot No a
measures twenty-eight feet five inches front On Ca
street hy one hundred and ten feet deep ba
tween parallel lines, American measure
Being the same properly acquired BY the lata q
r. Bontord BY purchase from Samuel Stewart per
act passed before Theodore Guynl lAte notary NH
lie in this city. lated JAY IA 1883 49,
Seized in the above suit m D.
Tsrms-Cash on the spot F
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
SEQ oco - bnerfn OF the Parish OF Orleans
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AMUskMENTs.
Academy of Music.

The Academy was Illuminated last even
ing exteriorly, to diffuse light on the be-
nighted citizens in the Democratic procets
sion, who have not yet heard from Maine,
and who do not yet know that the election
of Grant is inevitable. This evening the
interior will be lighted up. and the great
minstrel troupe-tbe only minstrel troupe
will sing the praises Of the greatest chieftain
of the age, who, having enforced obedi-
ence to the Constitution and laws of the
United States, will administer govern
ment of the whole people. The sagscity
of the Academy troupe is to be admired.
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AYpOHte Aetot va Victor GerOdlaa
FOURTH DISTRICT COURC FOR THE PAR
A ish of Qrleans-Eo. n ,s45.-By virtue Of a writ
Of SEIZURE and sale to directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court tor the Parish Of o..
leans, IN the above entitled cause, will proceed Ia
sell at pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tIoneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets in the Second District of this
NJ, the following described proprty to wit
l. LOTOH GROUND together with the build.
lngs thereon and appurtenances thereto belonging
situated IN the Second District of this city making
part OF lot No. IL, in square No. l9, bounded by
Nam, st. Ann, johnson and GAvez streets, md
to an act Of sale from Felix M. Jacobs to Victor
Gerodias, on the twelfth February, 1852 beore a
Doriocourt Notary Public in this city, thirty seven
teet three inches front Main street, about one
hundred and ten feet on line separating it from
property Of NJ. jacobs, about one hundred and
seventeen feet en the side ne separat ng ID from
property OF Gurlie assigns; this last line closing
SO a. to form point in the rear.
Being the same property acquired by defendant
by purchase from Felix N. Jacobs per act passed
before A. Doriocourt, Notary Public In this civ
dated February ~ 1882 ~ -'''
q THE SAME LOT as above described, with the
buildings and improvements thereon
g. AND LOT OF GROUND, and appurten.
snces thereunto belonging, situated in the same
square as the above property, and measuring thirty
feet front on Main street. by hundred and twenty
feet IN depth, between parallel lines. Purchased
oy SAID def noant from Jaques Alphonse Dieudonne
per aet before sad A. Doriocourt Notary dated
As the whole more fully appears and Is described
IN Two comics of acts OF mortgages by said defendant
70 John X. Clay dated sixteenth July and tweaiy.
hrst August, lS66, respectively.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L MAXWELL
se9 90 ocl0 Sheriff of the Parish Of 0res5s
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j. Jouet va. Maurice ce..oc-No .,Io

TRoISIEME JUSTICE DE PAX. PARoISSE
dOrl6ans-En vertu dun writ de fieri faoias
\ mol adrSesss par IHonorabe John r.
ct pour la paroisse d'orl6ans, ie procederai 4 IA
yente puhique, Il MARDI vingt-nenvleme jour de
septem bre 1853, midi sur Ia Promen Ade Osronde.
let entire les rues Galvez ct Miro de la propreGe ci
apres decrite, 4 SAVIOR: Sf VI
par la Promenade Carondelet ct les rues Gaiyez 81
Pierre ct Miro, fasant face la Promenade Carnn.
delet La batlsse pour etrs enleyee rais de lac
saisie dams raffaire ci,dessus intitules ct nu.
,Conditions-Comptant en- billets du Tresor des
Eats JInis SA N01
sels248 ''e = A. MOIATSON Corstsb1a
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ItIu5-Oasu On Inc Hpot. -
THOMAS L MAXWELL.
sesD oelO Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Mrs. Elizabeth Flint, wife of Jns. Bnnk.
head VS. her Husband.


FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish of Orleans-No. 203ls-By virtue OF a wit ~
heri taclas to me directed by the Honora ble ths
tour'h District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entited cause, l will proceed to eli AZ
pubilc auction. at the Merchants and Auctoneersi
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gust nm
mouse streets IN the Second District OF this CITY on
l. A LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon, and the rights ways, priyi,
leges, and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
situated in the city of New Orleans State Of Lonisi.
ana, and in the First District OF said city. in the
square bounded by OarondeIet, Canal, st Charles
and Common streets, and designated as Lot No on
plan annexed to an act passed before Felix Cyrina
Notary Public, in New Orleans on the twelfth day 81
FEBRUARY, ls4l, the said lot having twenty feet two
Inches front on Carondelet street. eig hteen fee :
three inches in width in the rear, by ore hnndred
rect IN depth, being bounded the rear by an aev
common to it and other lots bordering thereon
which lot ETC., was acquired by aid James Bank.
May, ls6o by an act before Theodore Guyol notary
puolic of this city = - : 0-S
?. Also. LOT OF GROUND, with the improve.
ments thereon, and all the rights, ways privileges
ana appurtenances tbereunto belonging situated in
the faubourg Piatsance, in the parish of rtfersor
and state OF Louisiana, and designated as Lot No
IN square No 2e, on a plan drawn by Brisson, Sur.
Of the Recorder Of said parish. Said lot having
lhirty-tnree feet front on Joledano street by one
hundred and twenty,eight feet in deoth between
parallel lines Which lot was acquired by said james
bankhead from George McGregor on the seventh
SHay Of May ls6o, by act before Theodore Guyol,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
b THOMAS L. MAXWELL. ff
aus sells 20 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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LrANS,--No. 2s,0ssSBy virtue Of a writ OF der
facas directed by the Honorable the Third District
to gorge Ayesy ats sSsr sPpye n en.sa cause
Sheriff to me transferred, will proceed to sell al
Rgoh,e Suetiop at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Uustomhouse streets. in the second District q
this city. op TUESDAY. October 6, 1868, at L
defendant w G. Graham, being the one npdivided
half in and to the following described property 10
l. A CERTAIN. SQUARE OF GROUND situated
in the rear of this City, designated BY the No 6e
as per sketch thereof annexed to an act psssed he
fore 7. g. Gottsehalk, Notary Public in this City,
turnpike or New Shell Road, and. containing te q.
lots mum eIed from one to ten inclusive and run.
ming from the said Turnpike or New Shell Road to
Venus street, lot No; forming tue corner of the
and lot 10 forming he corner of sad turnpike,
or NsT J Shell bell Road ane Dorgenois street.
2 SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
Il inclusive of square No. III. bounded By Dorge.
nois, Rocheblave, Venus, ana Euphrosipe sfreeis
and measuring, according TO the said sketch there
having 1870 feet in depth, between parallel lines
and ots TO Y inclusive, hays each IS feet inches
Lot No. 8 has 1873 fee inches and lines on the
line OF lot No. and l73 feet inches and lines on The
me 81 lot OF No which lot No has 70 teet inches
has IA feet and lines the limo of lot No. H. whcn
ot NO II has l29 feet inches the line of lot No.
IL wnioh lot No. II forms the corner of DorCepois
ana Euphrosine streets, and has ia feet inches
and lines in depth and front on said Euphrosine
s.iee, 1oeetner with all the rights servitudes
Jointly With Samuel Chow from ssmS Ss e. e
tary public, of date January "a 1866 -
Seized in the above suit
Terms-oash on the spot
se4 ~ 90 Snerin OF the Parish of 0rtesus
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j Ohm 2. Bnrrlnger VS.. Chas. MOnnqhnn
ct Mime S. Thorn-Clark & Maedre. lnterve.
nauts, vs. Chas. Monaghan ct Mime S. Thorn.
nEUxIEME CoUR DE JUSTICE-Nos. 47s3
y ct 4, En- yertu dun writ de fer facias a
Justice de Paix dams ct pour la parolsse d'Orleans
le procederai la vente pubque. lie SAMEDI
vingt quatrieme Jour d'octobre 1868 midi Ia tetp
du vieux Basin, de la propriete ciapres daerite,
La GoG.ette NEPTUNE, sss Meubles, Agres ct
Apparaux.
Longueur de sa guile quarantetrois pieds lar
geur ONE pie Is tept pouces, ct une capaclte de
dix tonneaux sept oenuemes.
La gogiette es all Pont du Bayou,
Saisie dams HHffare ci-dessus intitulee
Conditons-Uomptant bullets du Iresor des
Flats Unis
H. w OITfNN Constable
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SHERIFF'S SALES,


- John r. Clay rs. William Reilly.
EouRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
4 ism OF Orleans, No. q s3i.-By virtue Of a writ I
SEIZURE and sale 70 me directed by the Honorable
ne outtn District Court Tor the parish Of Orleans
IN ne above entitled cause, will proceed to sail At
pubic auction, at the MerchAnts' and Auctioneers'
sSes anss Royal betwsen Canal and Custom
TUESDAY, Sep ember 18TH ises Al IL O'clock NJ
CERrAiN LOT OF GROUND together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon an The
rights ways, privileges, and appuftensnces there.
unto belonging in any wise APPROPRIATENESS situated
in suburb Marigny Third District Of this city, in
the square comprised within Decatur Vic oryJ
Mariguy. Mapdevile. and Peters streets, and desg.
mated as Lot No. 2, on plan drawn by a. ID Heme.
court, Surveyor, dated twenty ninth DeceInher
1883 and deposited, for reference in the Court 81
Probate in this city Said lot ia further nustraed
on plan, deposited as plan No. TO- in the ofice
OF James Graham, late Notary Public in this city
and measures in American measure, thirt yfvs feet
eight inches and four lines front on Msndevllle
street. by depth Of eightysix feet four Inches and
two lines between parallel lines
Being the same property uired by defendant by
purchase from William W MCCARTHY, per act passed
5efore Andrsw Hero. Jr., Notary Public in this city
dated June 2lst 1866 -
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
AUS sel6 70 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.
oFFIGE OF THE DAILY REPUB n 99!s

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
THURSDAY. September "a. p M, 1853
Nothing has transpired to indicate any change in
the money market proper.
Gold opened at l407s9l4l, against l42z at New
York. The sales include 5000 at 1905; $3.50 and
Sl5,t01 at l4l. Nothing reported in silver.
Foreign exchange is dull, and owing 10 decline in
gold at New York, rates are lower. Bank rates
nominal at l549 ,54]a. We have not heard Of any
transactions worthy of note
Domestic exchange is quiet and unchanged The
banks check on New York at a q cent discount, at
which they meet with hgnt counter demand. The
sales Of commercial include $40 OlO New York sight
at lie y cent discount and $1,000 at u.
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds.
City treasury n, ties inactive. The dealers buy
the small SUNS offered across their counters at 36l2
q cent discount, and sell at 35S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

j. JOuet VS.. Maurice Cessnc-NO. s7l9
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PARISH
OF orleans-By virtue OF writ Of fieri facias
70 me directed by the Honorable John r.
Montamat, Third Justice Of the Peace in and for
the parish of Orleans, will proceed to sell at pub.
Of September, 1858, at twelve o'clock NJ on Oaron-
deet walk, bstween Gavez and MIRO streets the fol.
lowing described building, viz: w. "o
One WOODEN BUILDING situated in suuare
bounded by CaroDdelet walk, Galvez, ST. Peter and
hiro streets, and fronting Carondelet walk: the
building to be removed a. the pense of purchaser
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit -
Terms-Cashin United States Treasury notes
j. A. MOLAISON Cionstabla
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EN VERTU DE DEUX WRITS DE FIERI
= ~ LAC, taei2s moi ADDRESSES par rhonorable e. W
oAdier, Premiere Justice de Paix je procedera Ia
Vente pu6lque, LUNDI, vinEt huit &c 81 ptembre
Commune ct Grayer de-
r., LIE COAIENU dun .lnagasin de Faieuce, ms.
TALLATION D. GAZ, etc.
Aussl, les MEUBLES qui Sc trouvent dams Ia
meme maisou
Sasis dams les affaires ci.dessus.
Conditions-Comptant en- bullets du Tresor des
Etets- mis-. -
SELF 222s A. A. PLATTSMIFR Constable
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ss..... ,as aae. 'ns. emo. "a mo.

Mouahly Advertisements, inserted every other day,
a Ia AIRED two-thirds the above rates.
Second psgs monthly Advertisements, each square
M peR month.
,uspsr frst insertion 81 80 per squsre each subee
uent Insertion seVenty-dve cents per square.
Ion 81 so per square.
Entertainments inserted at intervals to be charged
. new each insertion.
Ragular advertisers, who advertise largely, will be
allowed such discount from above named transient
yates as may be agreed upon provided, that in no
eaao shAn such discount exceed twenty-five per
sent
All business notices Of advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
Be-. THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
E published every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
ton 50 per annum in advance halfyearly and quar-
Asrly, same rates. Single copies ten cents.
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CoNsTABLE's SALES,

WidOw j. +; Colbus VS. William Riley
Same VS.. Same-Nos 25 1872 and Is 1853
EOUkTH JUSTICES COURT, PAHiSH OF
L Orleans-By virtue Of two writs of fer facias to
me directed by the Honorable j. q. Baum, Judge Of
Fourth Justice Court in and for the parish OF Or.
leans, will proceed to sell at public auction. on
SATURDAY, the third day of October, 1865, al
men street
One CAB, No. ll2
One BAY HORSE.
: One set of HARNESS
One lot of old HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
Seized in the above stated suits.
Terms-CAsh on the spot in United States cur.
rency.
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SUCCESSION OF CHARLES URsIN pL1oo
No. 1894

RY 3. GUINAULT, -AUOTIoNEER
10 ne nee EXCHANGE Alley and Bienville streets
OHDAh, October II, 1853, will be sold al ~
o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
enange' hoya street between Canal and Customh
streets, by virtue of an order from the Hor az
me second District Court of the parish Of Orls
dsted fourth September, 1868, tho following prop
ALoT OF GROUND, situated in the Third
nlctof TINS city in square bounded by Brenchs
Peace; CasacaIvo and Moreau streets. meas1s
ri apen R measure iortyone feet more or less, i
On fJenchmen street, by one hundred and tW,
teet deep. The whole sgreeably 10 plan to ~
hlbited at the Exchange. ~ "
4, rms property is sold subject to a lease enS
thirty. first March, 1875. at the rate Of ~ IA,
month; Said lease can be examined at the Alai
The buildings erected on the above prope,
no! not included in the sale, the same being owna1
Terms-one-hslf cash. and the balance at
year ereoit for note secured ~ mortgage, and
ing eight per cent interest from date Act Of
before b. Bonpy, notary public at the expense 81
PuTchassr, including the United States stAmp
sells "a ocl sl7