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MISCELLANEOUS.
Times of Holding Courts
i'm the Fifth Judicial Dis
ltrict of Ohio for 1860. ,

Essnft's IT, stsss ssss,s Ct ohio. &c.. i0 5f!l
TT. =. SHEPARD. CLERK OF THE
1s Court of Common Pleas within. and for s.id
is truly taken and Correctly copied from the Journal
of said Court, to-wlt:
Times of Holding. Courts in the Fifth Judicial
District Of Ohio for 1860. s.'
1t is hereby ordered that the order heretofore
made on the 18th day of September, A. ID. 1868.
issued. fixing the days of the commencement of
the Courts of Common Pleas and District Courts
that the District Courts AMI Courts Of Common
Pleas for the year A. ID. 1869. shall begin in the
several counties of the fifth Judicial District of
the State of Ohio. at the times following -u.,rl
-, sbH34-a DISTRICT COURT. .-1svjr fi-
Madison, May 4th. II Fayette, May 14th. "a
May EkGs A%ggss ss1 siS
Afss% AtSs%s sbs sess snt 9Th 18th Brown Sept. sh
,' COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Brown. February 9th. June 1st. November I'd.
Adams, January 27th. May 18th, September 2lst.
Highland: January 18th, May 18th. October 18th.
Ross. January Goth, JuDe 1st. November I'd.
Fayette. February 23d. June 29th. September
2lst. '5l.s7if. Il fl33HIfI071 N
Madison. February I'd, May 18th, October 10Th.
Pickaway, March 9th, June 18th. November Cd.
Franklin, February 10th. June 1st, November
18th. t'Fhi fll1II1l y, ~ y il17 10
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
: ALFRED s DICKEY) in-71
n 80 -'' y. o. lASHBURN, Judges.
irii ~ - JOSEPH OLDS, I- - .N
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto sub
Tbed ssa and affixed al the sosS seal of
tso5 of October. A. p. 1855; = . M c I
October 81. 1868. -.'.,,-..I. - octsl dltH3w
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FROM G. W. BLoUNT. ESQ.,, ATTORNEY AT Law
...-" WILSON. NORTH CARoLINA. o2f 1Esa1
I have been cured of Chronic Infammation Of the
Ear and Partial Deafness, of ten years standing, by
Rosadalis. ielip .sfK GEO ". BLoUNT-f
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State Room sleeping Cars
RUN IN THIS TRAIN isVS1 -
FROM PITTSBURGH T0oINDIANAP0LIS %
AsAis4 WITHOUT CHANGE. sua ma,a s.frs
~ Call for Tickets via Logansport or Richmond q,
4S Tickets for sale at Union and Piqua Depots,
Columbus, and at all principal Railroad Ticket
Offices. - .r.iy .Lr- t1VlliaI, 9lII -fTr
/ -.7oH aa F. CHANDLER, Gen1 Ticket Agent
]. M. LUNT. General Superintenden :
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On an after MONDAY. May 1lth. 1868. FOU !
sre TRAINS DAILY will leave Columbus -.
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, ST.
ri LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND, IN -
DIANAPOLIs & CHICAGO.
withou tchange of cars to. DAYTON and RICH
baSaPoEfs iSa IRT Hst and Gdacff cHIG&ao eea
'sda- Connections are reliable as follows si.sat
',... - = FIRST TRAIN DAILY. :. .lt 1871
Leaves at I;2o a. NJ. for Cincinnati. Circleyills
don, cXenia, Morrow. and Loyeland.v arriving
Cincinnati at 62oa m.
p .s-...--.-.s,, SECOND TRAIN.
DAILY except Sundays.)
Leaves at 500 A, NJ. for Cincinnati, Dayton
Richmond. Indianapolis and Chicago. and stops a.
sSas
"a South Lebanon, Fosters. Loyeland, Milford, ar
riying at Cine nnati at 1O:s5 A. NJ, connecting
03F % .'li' THIRD TRAIN. alf mort
DAILY except Sundays) 'o5 -i.1
Leaves at 1925 2. NJ for Cincinnati Dayton and
spGiHgfisld' via 1enia. arriving at Cincinnati At
-'4 FOURTH TRAIN sysd ifpH
DAILY except Sundsys.) 't'1N e.I
Leaves at 5:i5 P. NJ. for Cincinnati, Dayton and
Springfe d via London. 5stoppipg at Alton. oWest
Jefferson, London. South Charleston, Selma,
. Cedarville. Xenia. Morrow and Loveland, sandars
irving at Cincinnati at 1890 D.. M ;eGq sds 4oi
Gasd 1979 asa 5ss---=--sgsini bra Tswoq
Sleeping cars on all night TrafisI
5-51eTHi 3dJ Dn9 SHj ~ GGiGuilSd sii molT
beyawa s 4ESRK KS BRS3ks BB69ESY Tiehss h..As assn
JOHN DURAND, i % ils5I9ni ,nois7sq 'i5iw
5aig9IsJ sSuperiptendentsta s;,s.,srf sa{irc.
Gepi Ticket AR't.) .siiiR maylsa
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Attachment.

Elias Fisher Befor, Jas. NJ. Paxton. j. p,
VS.. Z of Norwich townships
James Lishley0 Franklin county, Ohio. 81
ON THE EIGHTH DAY OF OCTEBER, 1858.
" said Justice issued an order of attachment in
the ahove action. fer the sum of Thirty Dollars.
billiard, Oct, 14th, 1868.
E, oct17w3w-r rt....s ELIAS FISHER
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Merchants Bank.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ holders of the outstanding notes OF the Mer-
chants Bank of MassilUn and all others concerned
that in pursuance to the provisions of the 4st
tion of the charter of raid Bank, that application
will be made to the Auditor Treasurer and Secre-
tary of Stare to sur MI The Boz dS depoS ted to
secure the circulate - Bark a ter the e>pi
ration of six m''r Ii !r..fn tl'i- y ~
51T ne 5iIFg- lsy 315E STE a-E .prf-'r @ r,
=. lit NJ. aSi.ier. La
Massillon, May 2s Isais US w6m
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Sherif's s Sale.

= E.5a '5.. Sheriff's Sale. ,,,.. p.
!, VIM. G. Blynn , Court of Common Pleas
Thomas B. Blynn ct ais ~ franklin county. 81
ali Ei'Ii 5s97 dn partition sfig u .H4
TNPURSUANCE0FAN.ORDER OF, SALE IN
fer for sale at the door of the court house. in the
city Of Columbus. on
Saturday, the 2s.h dav of November, AID
- 5...-.-a 1853, ~.
at o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following de
sribed real estate situate in Franklin county State
Lot number one uD of subdivision of outots of
sixty C6o) and sixty one tsD. made BY Samuel Me-
Diary. per plat thereof recorded in book ss, page
the same premises conveyed to William Blynn by
Ihomas 5. Baldwin. by deed dated April 2sd, A.
Terms Of Sale-One- third cash on day of sale,
one-third in one year, and one-third in two years
t. ereafer. with interest from said day of sale, the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage upon
the rremises sold. - s' 20 no
Appraised at Sl2 900. u l.s-f ~ iJfWmuo
Printers fees SEGBGE sis aS H. EARHARr. Sheriff.
RyS s; R,8gH1, Bull; DsRP.,y, s9s.S oe,a4.d1t6vtd
~ p. Sheriff's Sale.
Newell ?. Mix y ! Court of Common as Plea
Michael E5geI ct al.Sroa Franklin county. b., i
TN PURSUANCE oFAN ORDER OF SALE IN
directed will for sale atthe door of the court
house, in the city of Columbus, on ~" -SL't q
Saturday, the 2Sth dav of November, A. D.
s -. 1868, ~. '-..n =, - I. -, y
at o'clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
Ia le, to-wit:
TIE south half of lot number seven in Born &
Jennies add tion to the city of Columbus, Ohio. as
per recorded plat thereof recorded in plat record
No. l. page ITS, being the same promises conveyed
to said Magdalena Engel by Noah iggins. by deed
dated May l3th. A. ID. 1854. if'il-1 s8if fli-i
Appraised at $24l .66. -.-f1..l-.. a. o.. 1ss.,.-.
Printers fees : IL 90.
GEORGE III. EARHART,
-.-zi- 9-ii Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
YByJ. s. BULL. Deputy. hia-lt I-1 -a3 ;.
j. w. BALDWIN, Atty. ...,f-. oct24-d1t&wtd
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.SKqAfNsPORfANTIFoN9 ANTIFoN9 !
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO
q .zsIswst l's -. 80 lAlND-'AsieoloaosrzK
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY
go, .drr -,=.,...,z.-, - 2
The Shortest ROute west =. No
Change of Cars 10 Chicago, Per
NOria and lndfanapOIis.

- -ts-r-r
FOUR TRAINS DAILY leaye Union Depot CO.
s saiJ9ibsIq lumbus, as follows;,, -
.e.AS A. N. TOLEDO EXPRESS SUNDAYS
O:f0 exceptsdo Arrives at Milford 500 a. NJ;
4aIsda sSa A. a so Mi Lima lai
II Passengers BY this train arrive at Toledo
1910 aspsdJ NJ A1s3 Fl 5sn.s Is .ssSsaI. ss ia
+ PPieHa s:s5 p M; Bradford Junction SIS Z. ~:
Kichmond a. 4SS 7: M. 1ndianapois 7:soP M. 10.
gansport 9:0O r ~; Peoria 6:25 A. NJ; Gslesburg
yie is0 fs4Is hasts eSa II M.ssoon Ssss
ton s. s' Louis SO Ssns & sI Iaf.isals
ll:Go r NJ; Spripsfeld. Illinois. $40 A. NJ; Quin-
Passenger by this train reach ST. Louis the next
all other routes. ~
S.0O P. Nj. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Ex.
GSsAV PRESS Sundays excepted). Arrives at
5 H. Epans1s SIS f Nj Msitoon nstas SIS asuse x
P.Pf fs M Asn st tHH'
2;eS T. NJ; Quincy 7.2o 7; NJ; Keokuk s;45 I: NJ.
Phis 9:l5 A. M; Toledo $50 A. NJ; Detroit $50
NEW AND ELEGANT s.5st,c,
- g e p ing G q RS
RUN IN THIS TRAIN TO CHIGAG0iAND
ON ST. LOUIS ROUTE ToMATTOoN.I lille
s17 MILES. WITHOUT iCHAHGE,us h.,
Arriving at st. Louis l0zhours and Louisville
hours ahead of any other route. "a, -
19.flS A.. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS. Dsily to In
lZsOC dianapolis and, Sundaysexcepted. to Z
Chicago Arrives at Logansport s:25 A. NJ; Peoria
gas z. NJ; Chicaeo loo M Indianapolis 7:ie A q
M Terre Haute 1850 A. M Evansville 1000 p. Al. \
Mattoon 1:l9 Mi Cairo Ais A. NJ; Pana 3:15 p.
M; Alton ISIS P. NJ: st. Louis $40 p. N; Lafay-
cite 2:30 r M; Louisville $50 p. NJ; Nashville
4:Bo A. NJ, Memphis 3:l5 p. NJ. -,
PASSENGERS By this train reach st. Louis Ak and
Chicago hours ahead of any other 977t
State Room sleeping Cars
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Do
The following. among many hundreds of our best
citizens. testify to its wonderful efficacy: ~
H CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS %
BALr1MoRE. Nd. March4 4. 1868.
Ibelieve DR.. .LawIeno e's "ROSADALIS" to be
the BEST ALTERAT. We IN USE, and therefore
cheerfully recommend it as such. -.fl L--.
g. Ha-.. q. BALTIMORE, February 10. 1868.
DR.. J.J. LAWRENCE. .--4 20. ..,f,-...4-.,
DEHR SRI take pleasure in recommending your
ROSADALIS as a very powerful alternative. lhave
seen it used in two cases with happy results-one
pronounced himself cured after having taken five
bottles of sour medicine. The other a ease of
scroiula of long stan ding. which is Tapdv mprov-
ing under its use and the Indications that the
patient will soon recover l. have carefully exam
ined the formula by which your Rosedais is made
gradients. hst Yours truly, w o.pp uan,ij
We know DR.. Lawrence,s Rosadalis to be safe
and reliable alteraiye. &c. and take pleasure in
recommending it to the pr9fessi9n spd tie public
,--sr ..r..-., 90. L. A. STITH, NJ. D., SO
-aa. t-s. A-' J. H. W1NSfEAD. N. D.,
w. G. DUGGAN, NJ. D
E.BARNES, NJ. D.,
R.W. KING, NJ. D.,
s. WOODARD. NJ. D.,
". 7. BREWER, N; p.
WI. J.BULLOCK, NJ, ID. ,-
hereby certify that am personally scquainted
gentlemen of respectability and standing in this
community. mc n.v1S
r g .r-sIp r -.,- Mayor of Wilson, N. G.
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is n Potent Remedy i'm all
Chronic Diseases.

Green County, August II, 1867. y z na7- b.
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Z MI IL iRoAR III W II lrAnLR..

umpus. Ohio. On and after Monday. NAV 81
ees tfzins viii run as follows: u IF-E'' = ~
Cleveland, Ooaum bus q Cinstf n. n.
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BY Q. Z. GIRARnEY q co,

Ohee-NO. II Exchange Place.
TUESRAH u, Feb. eSth, ls6s. at 1e o clock
toneers' Exchange by order Of E f. Norton ESQ General
Assignee in Bankruptcy for the United District Court
in the Of the bankruptcy Of Jacob Barker
surrendered for the benefit Of his creditors the folio vim
TAE UNDiVIDED HALF ISTERRsT Fin IN thai vain.
able properly known No ls6 Common street. situated in
Common Gfavier Carondest and Baronue Streets measu
ing 80 feet front street. l36 feet inches lines
4 feet inches deep the line dividing it from the
property towards Carondeet street. together with al the i'm
provsments thereon rights and appurenauces
unto belonging known that elegant aud m1derDly con-
strueed Three Story Brick Store, No. ls6 street
the lower front being Of o the upper part csened
ioE balconies the second story; offices separate and in
eesed below above leased 10 Messrs Given Brown
This properly is situated in he seat euel % o9r eat55
trade, and was especially constructed with view TO this
business being ed with incosed glass Offices 10 be
occupied by firms, with iron vaults on the hrs
and second floors admirably lighted from front and rear and
house. WV"
THAT VALUABLE PRoPEsTY. situated in the
First District OF this city and in the square bounded by
rome GrAyer' Union and Dryades date Phppa streets
The lot II unusually large measuring 81 s9t pcbes
front Baronne street, g feet inches lines vide in
the lis feet ii inches deco the upper side line and
l2 feet 10 inches the lower side line Together with All
the improvements thereon comprising that spaci and
Baronre street the lower story being an iron rent vth
large stores hall leading Up into the upper stories divided
lease The lower hOor Of store No 81 Is leased INTO
at the rate Of 500 month the remainder only partially
The THREE-sToRy BRICK DWELLING. No 60
Baonne street next above the Of BaTonne and era
streets situated in the First District OF this city ans N
The bounded BY BaronEe Grsve Union and Dryades
cate Phi pPsl s.ees re lot measures q feet inches
size hne, and IFS feet deep the lower line and the IN
grovemsnts comprise the three story Brick Dwelling No 81
Bsronne street having Eve splendid rooms marble .ns
and ,hdng DOORS threesory brick building in the
Containing x rooms csterns skO leased until he III
monthly. P-'N0
lhE TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the FOur.h
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BIZ c. e. GIRARDEr a co.

Uuce-No, II ENchange Placa
SATURDAY, February =, Is8s, m IL
- ocl,ek NJ, al the Merchants and Auctoneers 1t.
change Royal street, between asd CustomhoDsa
streets fer account OF departure and IN heath will be sold
That well known and popular known a. CHAWK,S
fAiR OAKS PROPERTY ing the piece Of ground Il IA
ted on the New Orleans New Canal she ROAD on he Net
as hog partly IN the parish OF Orleans and partly IN ire
r. h q Jenerson designated by the letter sketch 81
heeeour measuring 1876 feet inches lines front on tie
Cana ao eet inches deep the side No p
feet inches lines deep the side towards the Netaie
road and eet 10 inches wide In the rear The ybnis no
perry under erce and under high state Of cativaor
with the buildings ana ornamental vegetable vardss in
perfect order aud second TO property this kpa III t
vensge Of New Orleans The property i sold only In eause
quence Of the propretOr's III health Parties d-s5u ~ go
tnuing this line business viii find this an UNUSUAL op
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JACoB VAN WIQkLE vs., ARTHUR HAUCH-THIRD.
District Court Of New Orleans-No 2L5fZ
RH VIRTUE OF a writ OF Selzure nm,
hCeae 70 me directed by the Honorable the Th~d ~
uiet Court OF New Orleans, In the above entitled ,s
MI proceed 70 EEL at Public Auction, at the MeTchants and
Inhonse streets, IN the Second District on tis % -
DEsDAb The third day Of March, 1865 at - ococ ~ ne
ioiiowing described p operty. viz: - Nv
s EODk CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in IN.
ecob9 District Of this city in square No lO b,und ~
Cafondelet Walk, Rocheblave Peter and Dor ~
oegl ated oy the NO. 2 z2 IVA us measarn AmeS
as follows, 70 wit Lots nos 2D and 2 eeh
thiry-seven fees 'front.' Car0ndele Wak and bsvs - ~
lowing cepths viz: Lot No Dol 237 feet incbes -
the division line Of lot No. 200 aud pa ieet III "a
on division Ire Of lot No 22 aud lots Nos ia "a ~
~ se1 M ~ on 81 Peter street, by les In depth
2 AND FOUR LOTS OF GROUSD sitpa,. in an. ....
Dlsulet ana square designated BY l. and -
al - deposited IN the ONCE OF s Magner notary and
Lot no Il feet 10 inches front Peter str-t q5
ltcr 9Ha III deep, and front Roc,ebiave -. -
tyLeIes and lines on he other line and % eet t r.
eIea Ot o. z, - iee inches lines front on al
blaye street. the width the rear ano IL 80. m
On the line OF lot No s. lot No g. % sst incs ~ q @
80 leDaVe street. the width IN the rear ana III
e. - ses y On the line ofot No g. and lot No l6 feet
Hnenes and lines front CarOndelst Wall III go %
IA we rear - eet inches lines dean a a -. -
ave erect and 20 e II inches and fines - -
~ Iogether with all the buildings and
hrsty described were acquired BY present
r. Coquet, and ais per act passed before ayaisss
try on me lfth OF harca 1862 and those secondly
we're acquired by him from j. r.
properties we're purchased BY Arthur Haucb fron Isc ~
Mieke ~ act passed before A. 4. BIenvenu notary pube
on the ZdJuy, 1850 10y P-'"S'
Se zed In the above suit.
H1~ IKEMs-Caah On the spot
49, GEO. W. AVERY
- - 10 oherlu OF me Parish OF Orisaua
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LOB sALF-REAL ESTArE-SEvERAL HUN.
cred Cotton aad Sugar Plantations located the best
Rton9 OF the cotton and growing States Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies valuable
timber lands Also large variety Of city suburban ps
pey improved and unimproved IN the torn Of residences
stores hudng lots and squares On favorable Parties
Wishing 70 invest viii do well to call and our
ties Sier Gard Real Estate gents No IS GsronSeet
Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.

turtv 70 secure most variable and charming property
ceptbe with proper attention. Of making fortune in few
fourth cash; balance at one two and three
credit secured by mortgage the property
beang cent annum interest from date OF sale
unit final The improvements to be kept fully in
by Purchaser and the policy trsnsered q the
dor ur the final payment of the notes Possession viii be
given Of he sale and tire stock ard fixtures sold
TO the purchaser should he require them fair valuation
sale together with u s. inter al revenue stamps
the expense Of the purchaser before Edw. Barnett notary
uuhl
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CORNELIUS BALDWIN VS.. JAMES A hokAAl
Third District Court OF New Orleans-No 2hHo.
nv VIRTUE Of IN Writ Of seizure

pY VIRTUE OF a Writ 81 se lure
ale 10 directed the Honorable the Ihlrd Otos
Court Few Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed 20 sell public auction at the hefcnsns
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street between Cn
and On tsmbouse streets the sec0nd District OF THIS cry,
on FRIDAY the day Of February lsoo a. Il clock IL
the following described property, yis 80, =, a., au..
CERTAIN LOT OF GkOUND, with All the builu ngs
and ents thereon rights ways, privileges anu sp
purtenances thereuno belonging in wise apPersan
situated in the District Of this city ~ the square
bOGnded by Liberty Date St Peu) Howard QAte SronasS
Gravier streets measuring thy ieet 'front.' gu
Liberty PauD street. by one hundred and seven Ih
inches in depth between parallel lines Is per IN ~
Hanson late deputy surveyor general dated the ~
December annexed passed on the Sst on
December 1885 before W. Y. Lewis then notary public m
this city The improvements said lot consisting OF ono
story frame Dwelling aud Kitchen knewR as No Oo Liberty
street said property acquired by defendant from
NJ and Leila Bracute by act passed beore
p CuveeT, notary public " this city, On tie 9TH Oe1o
Der, 1866
Seized in fhe above suit. -
R3 TERMsThe purchaser 70 assume the payment OF two
drawn by defendant his aud BY hun IN
dorsed dated New Orleans, October ~ h, l5a6-o1e or
Sl2 80 able after date and the other for lol %
pay able years after with cent interes
until due eight per cent from maturity until
final payment and balance Of the price OF adjudication
cash On the spst. = -
jail fe4 q Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans-
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nv @. DE FERRET,

AueuoSEER-ofcs and saesrooms So BienyiIls street
SATL BDAE, Feb. ~, 1855, at IL
~ o'clock ~ the MERCHANTS and Auconerrs Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Customhoue rsets by
public auction, the iol0wing real estate will be sold
hPLkhDID LOr o. GROUNBin the second District
Of his city I'm the bounsed BY 81 Louis Royal CONT
and Bourbon streets measuring 90 feet 4inchs
Louis street. BY % feet inches in depth betweea parallel
lines The bald ngs ard improvements consist Of two
HtoFy brick ding covsrsd with slae
story back building and stables, another small buildng,
carriage entrance. paved and unDaved ard, etc.
The eidev ak made smooth flags and the ST.
Louis street IL psved with square blocks.
n1 TIRNs-Onehaf cash anu the balance a credit OF
ard two year, in notes secured by special
vendors and bearing eight per interest rom tls
day of sale until final the buildings
suTed the policy transferred vendor In case of suit
for the recovery Of the Of uEpad the
chaser will be required pay Eve per cent attorneys com
missions the unit required
ssle, with " tied Internal Revenue stamps
before -, Notary Public At purchasers expense.
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FRI1z HUPPENBAUER va DENIS BEcHAQ-sIAFH
district Court of New Orlesns-No. D1o1.

DY VIRTUE of n vyriI OF seizurS a ma sele
Is % mo drece ed BY the Honorable the -iNh District Oout
Of New Orleans the above entitled cause VIII eseu
% Ill az nnbe auction premises hersinater DE-
signated on TUESDAY the eighteenth DAY Of feoruAy'
49, ~ lV5a s, e.tapraut situated in the First District
Of his ety on Common street. Mes Us and 49, bets zen 81
Charles and Camp streets.
Seized n the above sut
a~TFpEs-This berg the second and last aneton tne
.a will be dehnvey sojudcated 10 the IA nes anu
last bideer Tor what il viii busg NJ twelve N lnshs
The purchaser furnishing bona with good anu su s
sscpv Learing eight per interest Anuum rom
date and privilege said property uutil ma
said purchaser 10 deduct and in cash tue amount u
es5s N GEu ". AVERY,
49, GheriT Of the Parish Of Orleans
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BIZ q. II. GIRARDEY 90 CO..
NICHOLAS }. HoEF, AuctoReer,
Ohice-NO. II Exchange Place
TUESDAY, Feb. Is, 1865, commencing at
II o'clock and continued daily thereafter the
public auction the his hest bidder by order
asisnee the bankruptcy Messrs Loeb Simon the
entire stock DRY GOODS FIXTURES, etc. render
fer the benefit Of their creditors ned in the story
iron Ne. Sc Canal street, between Camp and Magazine
Etretts
The stock comprises large well selected assortr snt
OF Domestic Imported Staple Dry Goods. carefully
ectsd for the Wholesale trade Of this city, AID consisting
part follows:
blesehed and Brown Cottons Sheeting Shrtnx and Pill
low Casing fancy and staple Prints OF great variety
Tckf IS d Denim Of the best quality aud the most de,r
able co0Tg Psids kerseys, Jeans, COtonsdes O-na
burgs extra heavy and suitable paRtatirn use Irish
Liners ard Linen DRmask and Toweng Popns Merncs
French end English; Briants and Tape Cheeks; Cloths
Doestin and Cashmere; twill, plain and Canton Fl
De anes and Cashmeres Opera Fiannes; Tatans; sh
and German Cotton and Wool Hosiery Madras Cotton Linen
hoolen, Cotton and silk Under hrs and Drawers; Bamo
rails; Skirts Table Gov Gloves; Tape Thread; Spso
Cotton; Hooks and Eyes; suttons Eyeets; Linen
binet Mosquito Bars large assortment; Lyonee an
Cloths Ginghams, Bareges; Mourning and Half Mourning
English MsdapOlams, larse variety Of BrOwa Irish
Linens, Tu kish Towe's, Napkins etc.
Descriptive catalogues OF the entire stock will be ready
the lth instant for distbuton The stock being
sye, and the variety greet, that is too dicu
merate by sdyertisement the immense number articles
offered IN this attraction which well worth he attention OF
tie entire Dry Goods trade.
BE- TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
By order Of the Assgnees
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
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