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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-25
ESTATE OF JOHN J. JAlFFs,
OEE1cz UNITED szArEs MAnsHAr.. !
DlstIict q I.onlalAna.

OpE1cE UNITED szA1Es MARSHAL.
District Of Louisiana
Mcnroa, L., March II. 1865.
TfHIs Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THF
- tlg l1lee1lth day q t1a4ch. Al D. Isla 4 WA ~
hAet - ta.AkA1fIpX was issasd against the
e5lfte e 9VtiN ,. JAMES. OF the parish 81
u.4Aqo1ne and STATE Of Louisiana WHO hna hee1
aaJldHea banAfup4 20 1laoNr petition; shat The
pay1ns4t n erf 49Dt5 aad delivery 81 any property
gnd the transfer al any property Be- li nss lorbid-
den ~ iaWi that meatlng Of tbs c1lditd11 N fts
more atli9nac1 el his estate iIl b hof n 4
lQQz1 Of hanlruptcYlto b. holden At tho o1Io5 n
". J. g. 14Nff. ~ the town % A1nroe. radIah 81
ouacAite. before y. ]. q. HaAdr, Register 81 tie
aiEth day Of Mag. a. q. A.et ~ DO o clock AZ n tt
Psi ~ GRADY, Deputy, Aa M1aEen1ar
30. 11l--l111l a11
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EsrATEOFvALEXTGNEE. BEAl
UNITED STATES MARSHAL = 0Fi
District OF Louiati
Katv 0rlaaua Marfh

UNITED STATES MARSHAL = 0H
District OF Louisa
New Orleans, Marth
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT OIL
4 twenty ninth day OF February, A. b
WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY Ras ISSUED :
the estate Of VALENTINE X. BEAMERa
Orleans, IN the par sh of Orleans and state oil
ana, who was adiudgsd bankrupt on his on
tlonithatthe payment of any debts and deliver
property belonging to such bankrupt, to him Of
use, and the transfer Of any property by lnm
hidden by law; that a meeting of the creditor
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and "a
one or more assignees Of mis- estate, will be b
Court Of Bankruptcy. to be holden at Oustoi
building, in the city Of New Orleans, Louisi
fore Jonn II. Deane, Register, on the eightl
April, A. d. 1868. at 10 O'Clock A. M.
y. HERROl
U. S. MaRshal. Distri Ct Of Loaii
No. 496-mh3 aps
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF CHARLES Ii. BKOAD-
WELL.

UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE,
District of Louisiana, \
New Orleans, February &c. 1855.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
ARNT IN BANKRUPPUH was issued against the
estate of CHARLES B. BRoADWELL Of New Or
leans in the parish of Orleans and State of louisiana
who was adjud red q bankrupt his own pet tlon I;
that the payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him or for
his use and the trAnsfsr of any property by him,
forbidden by law; that meeting of the creditors of
the said bankrupt to prove their debts and TO choose
one or more assignees of his estate will be held at
court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at the Custom
house building in the city of New Orleans Louisi-
ana, before John f. Deane. Register, the twenty
fifth day of March, A. D. 1865, AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ.
II. j. HEBRON. u. S. Marshal,
No. 464-fe27 mh25 District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-25

UNITED STATES MARaBAL's Oh
District Of LOUISE
New Orleans, Marcn
TiHFB Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT o,
i folrth day Of March. A. ID. 1864 .
Rant IN hhNkHUPTOY was issued aga
estate OF ABRAHAM BASS, OF the town.
Providence, IN the parish Of Carroll and 81
LoeiqiAna, Who was ndindgod a bankrupt on
petitioni that the payment Of any debts j
lvery Of any property belonging 10 sucn baI
20 hIs1s or for his u11. and the transfer Of q
QItF hT hlin are forbidden hY law that 4 mel|
tne er4dllorl Of the said bankrupt, 70 pro-.
eatAfa, viii he held at Court q BAnkruptcI
holde1 ~ the CuaeeEhoua4 bniidina 10 the
New QrI11rai toriqiaun, before y n g,
teals.ar On she sixth DAY Of April A. D
II. j. HRRRON, q, s. llassA
Ne hs-nha ~ District q Lou
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ESTATE OF OWEN TUCKER.
UsrrED STATES MAnsuAL's orrIcE,

UrIrED STATES AIARsHAL's OFFICE }
District Of Louisiana,
Monroe La, March III 1863.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOIICE THAT on THE
seventeenth day of March. A. d. lSc8 3 WAR
RANT IN BAhkACPrDf was issued against the
estate Of D WEN TUCKER, in the parish Of franklin
and State Of Louisiana who has been adiudeed a
BANKRUPT On hie oWn potiiioni that the payment Of
any debts and delivery Of Any property belonging to
such bankrupt 70 him Tor his uss the transfer
Of any property ~ him, are serbiddonby Law; that
meeting OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt 10
ee- Of his state, viii BE- held at Court Of Bank.
rrptcY. 20 BE- nodon At the Noe Of w u q. Bakar.
In the town Of Monroe. parish Of Onachifa, before
We'd q Baker aasisleF. on The twenty.thiEd day Of
April, A. p, fo63. a. 10 dc eek "A. M
+. J. HERHUN q. s. Marshal
Per %. d. GRADS, Deputy. d Messenger.
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or 80 4. oANFI

UNITED srATKs MARsHAL's a
District OF lOull'
New Orleans, Marcel
THIS rs TO csyE NOTICE THAT d
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued al
es.f+e Of JAMES A OA1fPBEIsfa. Of ilhs =
East kaliciana and Stato Of Lohiniana, who
Judged bankrupt on his own patition;
payment q any qabta and delivery Of any ?
and the transfer Of any property By him IN
cen By lawi that meeting Of the oroditcn
said bankrupt. TO prove their debts and q
one or more aesignees Of his estate, will b J
Ceurt Of Bankruptcy, % DO holden AZ the
house building, IN the city Of New Orlean6
auas before John 3. Dcano, Register, on tn
day Of April. A. d. 1868. At 10 O'clock a. N.
U. s. Marahal. District Z, q Lou
No. tsf-mhs apt
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O8llcE o. UNITED 6xA1Ea NtnsHAr. =
District q L1uiII1nn
Monroe, La, EaFc1 l1 lI'g J.
1rIHI8 IS TO GIVE N0rICE THAT ON ms
zAt1lutl 4IFI1f Larch, "A. .. I7c8 w ar-
.N= 81 AtAkHutfuY vas issued a7finlt fha
W g. ENIpM. In tho perish *
44 State 81 lauiaiaua, Nho h1s bas1
nftuVt qn hla oNu pettsioHt thai TIE
4NI debts a1u delivery 81 any property
e.l4 at tlaln1i' n him Or l1f IS uss.
~. an p1ope.Ig t1 hlHi lrs for1Id.
4Nlu N14II |"| | |||| I0IH f1II1 and "a 1hI...ss
e ee- v I. ss ~ s 1Is,e' VIII nshelt q >
N.d, g. A4A4I MnHr1a 1t9i7h -
@4,1n49.se. ~. fll 81 tie
~ q 3. e4.1p4. Deputy, q
atti ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-25

OFFIcE UHIrED STATES MIl
nfafrtaf ~ i .ouiaI

OFFICE UNITED STATES Man
District Of Louis
Monroe, La. FebruArylt
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT d
4 fourteenth day Of February, a. ID 1863 !
RANT in BANKRUPTCY was issued agil
estate Of PHILIP II. THOMAS, Of the y
Caldwell and STATE Of Louisiana, who has
judged bankrupt on his own petition;
payment OF any dehts and delivery Of any
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for
and the transfer Of any property BY him, an
den hg law that meeting Of the crediton
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and TO Oh.
Or more assignees Of his estate, will be ID
". j, Y. Baker, IL the town OF MOnros, q
Quachita, before ". j. Q. Baker, RsgistEl
thirtieth day of March, A. ID leBs AZ ID o'clca
4. j. HERh0N, U. S. Ma
Per NJ. N. GRADY, Deputy, q Messenger
No. 435-fo20 mh2d
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In BANKRUPTCY
EsTArE on ". ]. AvRIrr mi.

oFF1cE OF UNITED STATES NJ.
District OF Loui.;.
Monroe, La, March 4
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ~ u.
4 seventeenth day Ut March, "A. ID. 1864 a W vlAa
IN BANkRuP1UY was issued again" AZ
Of w. j. AYRIETT, in the parish ~ ,S,le
and State OF Louisiana, who has hesr @u1
a bankrupt on his own petition III, n
ment of any debts and delivery Of AM =
belonging TO such bankrupt. to HIM or ~, r
den by law; that meeting of the erad;sst,s
said bankrupt, to prove their oebts ans..
one or more assignees of his estate, viii bstl
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden Al n !a ~
" j; 9, Baker, in the town Of Monroe I, =
twenty-third day Of April, A. d. lsSs a. s,'i "a
A: d, +. j. HEBRON, ~ i ~,
Per n; M GRADY, Deputy, as Aessepss,, ~
No. bIG-mh2l AMI 'seL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-25

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship w G Hewes, Trip, for Gal.
veston-C Whitney &co
British ship Asiatic, Andrew, for Liver
pool-Maury AGO
Spanish brig Adelaide, Mcrambell, for Bar
celOna-Master
Spanish brig Panchito, Calzada, for BARGE
lOna-Puig Bros
Spanish brig Prudente, Sals, for Barcelona
PUG Bros
sceamer Ezra Porter, Porter, for Jefferson
Steamer Lady Gay, Pegram, for st Louis
Master
Steamer Great Republic, Donaldson, for st.
Louis-Master
Steamer Vigo, Newbury, for Mobile-Master
Steamer Lucretia, Davis, for Mobile-Master
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship st Mary, Bourne, from Brazos st
Iage, to Whitney &co-lst district
British schooner Angelina, Ward, from
Utilla, to J B Pigniola-2d district
Schooner Frederick II, Haner from New
Basin via the River, to master-2d dis
trict
STEAMBOATS,.
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Natchez.
J G Blackford, Pickett, from Washington.
Thos Powell, Aucoin, from ThibodaUx.
BELOW COMING UP
Steamship Saba, French, from Cardiff,
Wales, February 26, to Silkenstadt AGO
Ship Marcia G Day Chase, from London
January q, to Lowell & Bailey
Ship Zouave, Whitmore, from Liverpool
February s, to Lowell & Bailey
British brig Sir Robert Peel, Conner, seven
days from Sagua la Grande-Cargo, $40
hhds molasses to Troisgros f.
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CATTLE MARKET.
Marine Intelligence.
OLEAREp YESTERDAY.

OFFICE or THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. ,
Wednesday, March %, 1865. ,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-26

| sTEREoTTPING NEWSPAPERS. persons are aware
OF the fact that our principal morning journals are not
printed directly from the type but from stereotypes ta
ken from the regular forms. The whole time con-
sumed in making the forms is about twenty minutes
It is accomplished thus: Each page is made up in a
separate form on table in size and height expressly
adapted for the purpose the legs Of this table are fur.
nished with castors, and as soon as the forms are
locked they are rolled into the stereotype room the
atter=has hollow iron bed the cavity of which is
FLIED with steam as heat one of the requirements in
facilitating the operation After the right tempera-
tre is attained the form is removed again to the i'm
posing table, and two three sheets of peculiar
kind of paperare laid the surface Of the type
and they are then beaten down with a brush proof
z The form is then slid againnpon the moulding ta-
BILE, another and heavier sheet of paper placed over
the frst this is covered with wet blanket and the
whole slipped under the press attached to the mould
ing table, and the power applied This is done almost
instantly, when the form is again out and the pa
per peeled off is complete matrx of the whole form
preparation Of French chalk is now applied to the
surface of the paper when it lis placed in the mould,
the hot metal poured against it. and the plate is almost
Instantly formed. 1t is moved to the paner, is
cut, routed and justified and in few minutes is on
its way to the pressroom. These plates cast in the
exact form required for cylinder press and about
half an inch in thickness.
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National Tntelligencer>

seALAwAa-An exchange says: "a correspondent
wants to know the meaning of this term" It isa vuI.
garism and American in origin. ItswitIout root or
branch in the English, Latin Greek or Hebrew tongues
1t IS United States in exraet-Radical in rendering
low, worthless fellow; Il seape grace It is parteu
lary expressive in these degenerate days when the
scum OF society is drifting to the top The word we
believe is corruption Of the French word sect
rascal and when we first knew it meant nothing very
opproorious, being used to signify lazy, harmless
good-for-nausht BY usage and custom it has grown
to be one of the most viley opprobrious cpthets in
the language.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-26

DoLEFuL ACcouNTs.--In addition tothe plot Of the
Jaeobns for arming the negroes, providing 2l8, 600
Springfield muskets, &c, to elect Grant, we have
counter story which may well freeze the eyebas, and
make the hair stand on end. The Ku Klux Kan were
sufficiently formidable when they rode by night. Now
they ride openly by day. and the terror is proportion
ateIy augmented In such warm weather as this, We
regard this very serious matter for the horses Texas
appears however, to be rapidly improving the latest
Radical patriot reporting only fifteen assassnations
and attempted assassinatons, which shows the people
are last settling down under the peaceful reconstruc-
ton policy of Congress. The only thing very alarm
ing is that Governor WaFmoth, of Louisiana wants
troops What else could We expect from raan with
such belligerent naine2 Faithful to his surname,
his whole soul is in arms. lie smells the Ku Eux in
the breeze and would rush to the field forthwith he
only had arms for the negroes
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-26

! HORSES IN BArTLE.-Mr. Kinglake, in one of the
volumes of ''1he Invasion Of the Crimea of
horses Oh the battlefield:
| The extent to which charger can apprehend the
perils of battlefield may be easily moderated by one
who confines his observations to horses still carving
their riders; for as long a troophorse in action
feels the weight and hand of MASTER his deep trust
in man keeps him seemingly free from great terror,
and he goes through the fight, unless wounded as
though it was feld-day at home but the moment
that death disabling wound deprives him of bis
rider he seems all at to learn what battle is-
to perceive It's real dangers with the ciearness Of hu
being, and to be agonsed with horror of the fate
he may incur for want of hand to guide him. Care
less OF the mere thunders of guns he shows plainly
enough that he or less knows the dread accent
that is used by missiles of whilst cutting their
way through the air. for often as these sounds dis
close to him the passage of bullet or round shot
he shrinks and cringes His eyeballs prorude: wild
with fright, he still does not most commonly gallon
home into camp His instinct seems rather to tell him
that what safety, if any there is for him. must be
found in the ranks and lie rushes at the first SQUAD
ron he can lind urging pteoHsly yet with violence
that he too by right is troop horse that he too is
willing to charge but not be left behind that be must
and he will fall in" Sometimes rideress charger
thus bent on agning himself with his fellows will not
be content to range himself on the flank of the line.
but dart at some pontin the squadron which he seem
ingly judges to be bis rghtfu place. and strive to
force himself in Riding, as it is usual for the COM
mander OF regiment to do, some way in advance of
his regiment, Lord George Paget was especially tor
mented and pressed by the riderless horses which
chose to turn round and align with him. At one time
there were three or four of these horses advancing
close abreast of him one side aud as many as five
on the other lmpeled BY terror, by gregarions in
stinct, and by their habit Of ranging in line they
so "closed" in upon Lord George as to besmear his
overas with blood from the CORY anks of the nearest
and obiige him to use his sword.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-26

TOBACCO AND BALDNEss.-Dr. Hoffman argues, i1
the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal that the use
of tobacco, by impeding the circulation and preventing
the free and natural supply of nourishment to the hair
occasions badness In support Of his theoryh SAYS
:" gentleman under forty years age and patient
OF mine who had been in the habit of using tobacco to
excess for many years. and who had been for the last
five or six years both bald-headed and graF-haired
found it necessary few months ago quit the use of
tobacco entirely He has entirely his health
which was bad while be used tobacco he has also re-
covered entirely from his badness and his gray locks
have been replaced BY an unusually luxurant growth
of natural hair Of as fine black hue one could wish
to see he has also lost that saow, beeswax hue of
skin and sicky paeness of color which slaves to the
weed SO generally have All Of this might be expected
very natural result except the growth Of hair and
its change of color, which in this case at least has oc
cured as one Of the results Of leaving off noxious
habit" -
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VIM. G. Willis died at his residence in Bultsvie,
Boone county, kentucky, of apopexy in the 4StL
year of his age He was probably the largest man in
Kentucky, weighing Eve hundred pounds. His aver
age weight for number of years has not been less
than four hundred and ninety pounds aud sometirn es
itreached iye hundred and twenty-five pounds.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-26

The Terre Haute Qnd.) Express describes two pcr
sons, male and female, found in Greene county, in
that State, by Snowman who in search Of eayios
ties. They are respectively twentyone and twenty
two years of age and only twenynine inches in height
One OF them-the male-is said to have no spinal Yer
tebre. They have been reared in a wild s.ate-tbs
parents, having sixteen other children, let this simon
lar pair take care OF themselves They are possessed
OF itte lnteec and yet seem to understand most that
Is sa 10 'hesh ihey eat but once day. never before
any person, and only the simplest food
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-26

BOOTS AND SHOES, =
ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods
T. of every description, -
He offers to sell at prices to suit the times. Having
purchased for CASH, at first houses in New Orleans
his facilities unsurpassed for giving general salts
faction in prices and quality Persons wanting
FALL CLOTHING,
anything in the Dry Goods Clothing line, are in
ved call and examine the stocks which received
constantly and opened inspection purchasers
The latest patterns for
Ladies' and Misses Dresses. Trimmings, etc.,
ever received in this Market can be found abeve.
oil A. WINTER. :
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-26

ssIIt THEY CoME.-The ST. Louis Times snneanccs
the names CT three leading German Radicals who have
lorsasen fant aud will vote for Seymour and Blair
IheiF influence Is worth thousands of votes. The
Quincy lll Herald says in that city there have mo-.
been less than fifty changes of this sort in the lsss
three weeks and in the country net less than two hun
dted. w : ''S''+
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-26

Beau Hickman says the earpet-baggers the poor.
est lot of sneaks that ever got into Congress He has
collected less than FIVE dollars off hem and that in bits
of ten aad twenty-five cent shinplasters.
Nashville Letter to Inteigencer.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-10
Military order.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orleans, La, March T. 1868. (
Special Orders Ne. 81
Governor Baker, OF Louisiana, the following
appointments are hereby announced:
Perish OF Morehoure-W. T. oliver, TO be men,
Der Of the police jury for the Third Ward vice ?.
Brooks. resigned.
Abbeyille. Parish Of yermillion-yames G. Wi
ley and Louis 0urbn, to be aldermen, vice I,astie
Broussard and David Frank, who failed to
quality.
Parish Of Avoyefes-william NJ. EweIl, to be
justice Of the peace for the Eighth Ward, vice
Roger B. Marshall. who resigned
Upon accepting these appointments, the above
named persons will forward 70 these headquarters
copy Of the oath prescribed BY law.
8. Assistant Surgeon A. c. Girard, U. s. A.,
having reported at these headquarters in com.
pliance with Paragraph l, Of SPECIAL Orders No.
10, cufrentseries, from headquarters of the army
adjutant generals office, will report for duty 10
the commanding officer at Fort Pike. La, to
relieve Acting Assistant Surgeon J. o. Taylor, U.
s. Army.
A. Acting Assistant Surgeon J. O. Taylor, U. 8.
A., upon being relieved from duty at Fort Pike,
La, by Assistant Surgeon Girsrd as directed in
Paragraph 3, OF this order, will proceed without
delay to New Iberia, La, and report TO the COM
manding officer at that place, to relieve Acting
Assistant Surgeon J. j. ,Auerbach. u. s. A..
By command OF Major General Hancock:
o. ASS Adrs General.
"a Lieut. 57th lnry. Bvt. LIST Lieut., Q. 5. A,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-10

Is TINS Solve learn from an old negro who
formerly belonged TO Judge Yerger, Of Mississippi,
and who Is in very distressing circumstances, that
be applied at the soup house established for the
benefit Of poor negroes, for q meal, but was re-
fused, when II was sscertained that he had not
voted at the recent mongrel election
The old negro seemed 10 be truthful and we
have no reason TO doubt his statement. II this is
the way In which the authorities are supplying
The needy colored people. it ia certainly oatrs-
geous.
The old fellow was begging down on Water
street yesterday, and was told 70 20 to the soup
house and get something to eat, when he msde
The above statement. and said be had been
again.
We desire this to be generally known. These
soup houses, if We mistake not. were established
for the benefit Of ali needy colored people. but ii
seems those who have them in charge viii not
give meal TO q negro who has not voted.
Mobile Tribuna
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-10

AucuoEEKR-O Office and salesroons, SC Benvus street.
MONDAY, March ESQ, 1s0s, ia IS O'Clock
l public auction. herchants' and ucOneers
Exchange, Royal between Canal CastOhouse
Judge Of the Second Dstct Court Of New Orleans dated
February H. ls6e the following described real wild
/. A PARCEL OR PORTION OF GsoUsD with the
bs dngs and improvements thereon, situated tue
iaubourg Of Mnetug the lake end OF the
Eysisn Fields the front Mtrgny
5 feet inckes and lines in depth and ost Lake Pont
chrrirsn q
The buildings and improvements well knorn the
covered with slses thoroughly in she'd containing
large pariors two small front gallery hall center,
large gallery enclosed with Yel eau blinds
the dining saloon The building has the apparatus
to manufacture the with which lighted besd three
arge cisterns, splendid cast iron fount in ront the
property, she led valks ornamental garden pvies
2 The Buildings the Lot belonging ar. RI LIP Bin
onehaf Of which belong the succession o. Boud
and which consist OF Frame Honse covered with clap
boards containing two large p%rors saloons aad large
kitchen, With raBge etc. three cserns aud prives
building in mont, well known THE Pistol Gallery
s = LOT OF GROUND, In the square boundel by Ely
ssn Fields Hsrgny, Frankfort and COlumoa Gets
front Elysan Fielss by III 10 inches
lines in depth, bstwees parallel lines. =
The buildings aid improvements, consist OF fame House.
covered with States containing four with aud
galleries; back bgidng aiming two and
cbnets With rear gallery pryies three cssrns srbor
The whole according TO plans made BY Pile Murray
civil engiIe and architects which will be exhibited
two weeks previous TO the day II sale.
H4- 1KRNs-Cash In u. s. Treasury Notes
before Amede Dueate, notary public, purchasers
pense
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-10

sHlRIfs,s SALES.

9 possSTpx1, W.. SAMUEL p. s. MARsHALI
Second Judicial District Court, Parish Of Jefferson
No. s22a
DY VIRTUE OF q Writ OF fIert feSshs
ID 20 me directed BY the Honorable We SECOND SuaG
cause viii proceed 10 phbc auction, az the her
ehants' Auction e' Exchange hoyH street. between
and Cusfomhousc the Second Dttrc % tn
cifv on TUFsDAy the 10th day Of arch 1853 al IL O'Clock
N the following descr bed pIeperty, viE =, a., sr..
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with sli the buildings
thereon and sppurts snces
orrine Second si,t II the ely OF VI
leans nd forming the southern q Charities and ser
vle streets said lot "a feet II inches and lines
front ON hsrres street. IS est IL inches and OF line
nth aEd Bsnvile street The house IL now ocea
acquired by defendant purchase Jonn tountfor per
act passed before r. D. nctzrypnbie In this city, on the
23d Of January, 1865
seired in the above suit rtLJ -
p9-TKRMs- Cash on the spot - - .vvpw
fela "a mario Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.