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tackle. 1p pSis sI &c. - r'' AAer
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
e 81 r NJ sg rsssS G p az
my sas1eS suit have seized and taken into
me seh99ner LYDIA. her tackle, apparel, etc;
nov hbeled hy E. Mandin for the causes set forth
fInts 9 st new pending in the District Court Of
And do hereby cite and sdmonish theounsr Or
Ssn or pssn 81 70 Ana Sas sy ss Fl
s 6oS q tSe US e e s4s Il Ps
OF before the ' faiRb es Il New 4EesHs
said se6oobcr Lydia her tackle app SODA 81 ~ s9
not be 99ndemned, and be sold agresabiy to ne
Uaitsd STATES Marshal's Omos, New o,ls.n.
nineteenth day Of March, 1868 -
No. sse-mh2O Is ap4 Unitsd States NsSsSsl
J. p. Harger and J.. r. HarEss va.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana, No. so3s-ln ODE.
above entitled suit, 1 have seized and taken into
pats nov Gbsisd ~ affskHEf srS Sp
AsTs tGT tss ne ss, S O1, = n
And DO hereby cite and sdnonish the owner or
Ssrns OF prstendins 70 rave any light tts n %
d y q q RI ts Dated e 3 Ss q Die
ssor 20 e f Tb s. rs Ss % M1 9 81
hereof 70 show cause, IL any they have or can why
the said steamboat Wenona, her tackle, etc ,
SHOULD not Be eondemned and be sold agresably
United States, MaFshal's ofacs, New Orleans,
nineteenth day Of March 1858. :
F. j. AERRON, u. s. Marshal
NJ. 5es-Inh20 Is 81 ap4
Good yOtent Dry Dock Company We,
SteaEsl j. NJ. Sharp. Her Tackle, Apparel ETC. =
| IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District Of Louisiana. No 9o3s-In ODE
dence to an admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit / have seized and taken
Tbs steamer j, M. SHARP, hertFaokis. Apparel.
etc now hbelled by the Good Intent Dry Dock Com,
pany for the set forth in the libel now rsnd
| ing in the District Court of the United States
and do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right title or in.
terest in or to the same to be end appear at Dis
trct Court Of the United states, for the District
| Aforesaid, TO be holden at the city Of New Orleans
/ on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause, il any they have or can why
the said steamer j. M. sharp, her tackle apparel
ETC.. should not be condemned, and be sold agree,
ably to the prayer of hbelRnt.
| United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans
thirteenth day Of March, 1868. 80 80 M
| No 652-unhIA IA "a q ~ " N'"A'
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7 I1VkI6t HpVdEsI8 UNU.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il for the Distrlt of Louisiana, No. 9026-[n ODE
IN the above entitled suit, have seized and taken
into my possession
The Schooner RITA, her Tackle, Apparel, etc. now
hbeled by Vincent Faura for the set forth in
the libel now pending in the District Court of
the United States. H-
+ And / do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or persons
having pretending have any right title or in
eerest in to the same to be and appear at Dis
triot Cour6 of the United States for the District
Aforesaid, to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause, if any they have can, why
the sand schooner kta, her tackle, etc., should not
be condemned and be sold agreeably to the prayer
Of ibelant. -..
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans,
twentieth day of March. 1858,
- - D, j. HEBRON, U. S, Marshal
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JAMES G. TALlAFERR0,
-. -t....a-.5. President !;
L. W. BAKER,
D.. S. BELDEN, mag
A. BERTONNEAU
W. JASPER BLACKBURN,
o. @. BLANDIN,
HENRY BONSEIGNEUR,
EMILE BONNEFOI,
WILLIAM BROWN,
DENNIS BURREL,
WILLIAM BUTLER,
W. r. CRANE,
r. /. CROMWELL.
SAMUEL E. Quincy,
A. j. DAMAREST,
CHARLES DEP ASSEAU,
P. G. DESLONDE,
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RUFUS NAPLES,
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Ss1 @ Dbl Secretary.
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EgTATEs or JOHN 3, WWCHE AND
JOHN b. MICHARDSOM,
lOomposiiaE the Firm Of John u. Wyehe 4 20.

Il 40 = . N. .a|
f..s,,,, Il, UNITED STATES MARsF4L's 0EEIcE,
mIs Is TO GIVE E Ny THf5lsaH a4A sF0e On III
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2 y 81 s ssh q aad 9 Il % ana a. Join
r. RIS EPS2S e ss Sly p ny aliens II
mem SsS1 ks S q JOIN We've CO. o az
their own petition; that the pasmqn3 OF any debts
and delivery q any property beIonging % such
6anegts e them % TOT sesr 1se aad the tIansfer
SnsstiRg & she orsallofs Of lis said bsErupts. to
ssPi vhs Gse aRa e 9aSois sPs n as
g re c q ASSsP 8 the oqssSRSe2sP build
ofS 6 e g ei6e s tae t'nFtA DAY Of NAY,
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Estate OF a: w. AIACKIE AND
lHsisisssl's and ai%asEss sAs EiEnsf W.
20 gaisOEs ~ 70 r-n-aai niosa arssy o,gl
UNITED STATE, MARsHAI,s OFFICE,
FsHIs ~ no GIVE MOTIF Tk1 sree 81 7fiE
n eiA 4 6ss &c a sss En-
s Ga 4 g hsa aBs y 3Fs R 5aaa.i9
y aes ssns h iss Ps.se 3 ssss sIa
debs and delivery q any o3eing to such
t4aAtANtA - tnet1 or 2of tlee ~ 1a transfer
o. soy property BY them are forbidden ~ law; that
nlebUna d tha cfediinfG q th1 lald bAnilntts %
pFeso their debts and to cheese one or more a.
gGneoa Of thsir estate, viii - Aolo 81 a. O6uft q
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tn il l11 81 81 ea o. .t41s disiana before l
kf19gF, Rsgis.lE, En- re 'gsEHiisth day q April,
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eflf.It q AeW y iaaRs, in tna parrish 81 OTisans
Anu 1tA le 81 1lQusl4ps, who Was adiudked n hank-
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any propeits uy him, are forbidden hl law thntS
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No l50-El13t rT Diztri5l dl d51l1ir,5r .
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URlLed states vs.. the DlstlllerY of Frank
Z Page No. 635 TchOupitoulas street.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
] for the District of Louisiana, No, 90A0-In obe-
dience 70 q warrant, to me directed in the above
entitled suit have seized and taken into my DOS
The DISTILLERY Of Frank Page No. 63S
Tchouptoulas street, nov libeed by the United
States of America for the causes set forth
United States.
And l do hereby cite and sdmonish the
owner or owners thereof, and all and every
person or persons having pretending
TO have any right, title, or interest in or to
the same, to be and appear at a District Court
Of the United States for the District Aforesaid be
holden At the city Of New Orleans, before the
THIRD MONDAY from the date hereof to show
eanse, If any they have or can, why the said
Distillery should not be condemned and be sold
aEreeably to the prayer of hbeunt
United States Marshal's office, New Orleans. six
teenth day OF March, 1865 n.
I F. j. HEBRON,
United States Marshal
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IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
u for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana
No. 625l-By virtue of writ Of tieri facias, issued
and to me directed by the above named Court in the
above entitled suit and received by on the thir-
tytFst January, 1865, have seized and taken into
my possession and will expose for sale at public
ton to the highest iqder, on SATURDAY, April III.
1855 at u O'Clock at noon, at the door of the Court
house at Harris onburg parish Of Catahoula, Louis-
ans
sundry GOODS, WARES, and MERCHANDISE,
being the usual contents Of country store as per
inventory on file in my office.
Seized above sta ed to satisfy the plaintiff j. j.
Links, claim herein, viz: one thousand and seventy
dollars and seventy cents, with interest and all COSTS
as per JUDGMENT.
Terms-Cesh in United States Treasury notes at
the time of adjudication
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans.
+. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal,
No. 5es-~mh2l % ap4 II District Of Louisiana.
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Paul n. Lewisva. Charles lizard.

No. 5Os-nhs 10 lTW sIap4 y s'''''''NA'
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CATALOGUE.

BARNABA, Pupil of Louis Meyer.
A Calm.
L. STUYVERT-Brus,els.
A Sleeping Child.
P. C. VERTIN-TRe Hague.
A Town View in Holland.
W. KESTER-Rio JansirO.
"After Dinner" scene in Brazil.
c. v. WYNGAERDT-Hollan
A Cottage Family.
6
G, CAMPE-Ant,oerp.
A Village Festival.
P. G. HAMAAR-The Hague.
A Game of sughts-Candleligh Scene.
L. MIGNOT-NelO York..
Sunset in the Tropics.
SCHERMERS-Ant0srp.
Harvest Scene.
10
HENRI DE BBURL-BruSSelS.
The Young Brood.
IL
EUGENE VERBOECKHOVEN-B Brussels.
Sheep, Lamb, and Fowls.
~
LAMONT DE METz-Paris.
Child Plucking Grapes.
13
l. DEVAUX-Pdris.
The Morning kepast.
IA
V. BENOIr-PariS.
The Cottage Fireside.
10
n. RIBGEN-AmsterdGm
Marine View. Fresh Breeze.
1G
N. RIEGEN-Amsterdam
Marine View. A Calm.
II
z. Won RAVEN-DasssldoJ
Lake Luserne. Mt. Pilatus in the distance.
Is
- 4. Won RAVEN-Dusssldorf
On Lake LuseIns.
10
COUNT A. DE BYLANDT-Ihe Hague.
Mountainous Landscape with Cascade.
20
=. STROEBEL-The Hague.
An Interior. Preparing for school,
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81
W. AMBERG-Berl'n.
Pleasant Thoughts.
22
J. B. KL0MBECK-The Hague.
(Pupll of b. q. KoekkoekD
Winter Scene.
23
J. B. KLOMBECK-Ihe Hague.
The Path Through the Forest.
II. AND C. SHAYER-Shirley.
The Dairy Farm.
25
C. HERTEL-DuSseldorf
The Young Choristers.
2G
THEODORE FRERE-PTis.
Twilight in Arabia.
FRANCOIS DE LEUB-B Brussels.
The Dairy Maids.
20
JERNBERG- Dusseldorf.
The Atelier in Disorder.
80
G. WALKER-LOndon.
May Morning.
80
IL. SANh1-Hd0rtem'
Landscape with Cattle.
81
II. SAVRY-H Hadrlem.
Landscape with Cattle.
80
II. VAN SEBEN- Brussels.
The Prophecy of the Flower.
33
T. HILVERDINCK-Am
A Ruined Castle on the Rhine.
81
G. MORGENTHAL-DusSel
Landscape with Mil.
35
EASTMAN JOHNSON, N. A.-New York.
1.-The Bottle:" Case OF Difficulty.
36
JAN PLATTEEL-BruSSels.
Market Day.
The Fine Art Review of Antwerp conpli
mented this Painting hy obtaining permission
to engrave 1t as an illustration for their Jour
nal, adding the following reparks:-"We hat
hoped to have seen ia the present exhibition
second picture by this excellent artist Piatteel
namely. the one commissioned by the Hse
| Beaumont of New York, aud IN this expeela
| tion we had ordered au engraving or IT, I'm
| foIeseen circumstances have prevented It's re
| naming for exhibition. but the engraving Will
| We think. find an acceptable place In our Tour
nal. tits entitled Market Day. scene In tn
| Island Of Walcheren in winter The Hee
| Platteel Ia an ancient Eleve OF the School @
| KTemer, and has long enjoyed a well earne
| fame"
A copy OF the Journal may be seen in tn
Gallery.
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CATALOGUE OF PAINTINGS
TO BE SOLD BY ..
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j. SCOTT, gr., AuctioDeer,
81
P. F. Rddrlem.
"0n the Defensive"
5S
JULES MASSE-P Paris.
Lady and Cavalier.
50
A. R0SBNB lOM-Brusssls.
Devotion.
60
p. J. TOUSSAINT- Brussels.
The Hop Piokers.
OF
r, RONSDORP-The Hague.
View in the Hague.
81
VAN HOVE, JR.-dnioerp.
An Interior.
63
VAN HOVE, JR.-AnttOeyp
Interior. Companion to the above.
g.
]. II. B. KOEKKOEK-Amsterdam.
Marine Vew-Morning.
65
J. u. B. KOEKKOEK-Amsterdam.
Marine View-Evenipg.
GO
c. +. DECKER Dusseldorf
Grouse Shooting.
Esteemed by the Proprietor as the finest Paint
ing OF the class which he has ever been able
TO obtain.
CARL HOFF- Dusseldorf.
A rich Interior.
6S
B. DE LO0SE-BruSselS.
Lady arranging Flowers in Vase.
50
A. Observation-Disclosures
The Idle Cook.
20
LAURENT REDIG-Ant,crp.
View on the Meuse.
II
LAMONT DE METZ-PGis.
The Repast.
72
A. sEBES-M Munich.
An Interior in the Tyrol.
73
ALEX. HlLVERDINCK-Amst
View in Ley den.
"a
NJ. ARNoUX-Paris.
The new Doll.
rs
LERAY-PdriS.
Coming from the Spring.
76
II. DUvIEUX.
View in the Dardanelles.
77
FRANCOIS DE LEUB-B Brussels.
The Pet Dove.
7S
T. VOST-Munick.
Landscape with Figures.
70
A. BORCKMANN-Berlin.
The Cabinet of Antiquities.
J. r. UNTERBERGER-M Munich.
The Coast of Norway in Summer.
81
G. LEICKERT-Ihe H0gue.
View on the Meuse. Evening.
SO
C. LEICKERT-Ihe Hague.
Morning. Near Amsterdam.
SO
II. VAN Observation-Disclosures.
Landscape with Sheep and Lambs.
81
H. VAN DIEGHEM-Brussels.
Landscape with Sheep and Lambs.
So
J. J. VAN EECKHCU CUT-President Of the Roya
academy of the Hague.
Portrait of Madame la Comtesse de MN
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NOTICE.

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Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of ID
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been deemed advisable, considering the
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either at the Store or at the Gallery.
B. SCOTT, Jr
AUCTIoNEER,
No. 1910 cHEsNUT Sire,
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SECOND EVENINGS SALE.

SO
DURIEZ-PdriS.
Curiosity.
81
SCHERMERS-Anttoerp.
The Archers.
SS
PAULINE CARON-Paris.
Domestic Interior.
80
p. FAURE-PariS.
Garden Scene. Period of Louis XIV.
SO
A. MEARNS-LOndon.
The Watcher.
81
II, VAN Brussels.
Landscape with Sheep, Fowls, etc.
92
II. VAN DIEGHEM-BrusSels.
Landscape with Sheep, Fowls, etc.
SO
II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Feeding the Pet.
\94
JAN L0KHORST-Ihe Hague.
Village Scene.
SO
J. WANDER WAARDEN-HO Holland.
Fruit and Flowers.
96
A. SCHIEDJES-The Hdg1e.
Vessels in Breeze.
07
A. SCHIEDJES-The Hague.
Vessels in Breeze.
9S
p. G. VERTIN-Tke Hague.
Street View in Amsterdam.
90
p. G. VFRTlN-Ihe Hague.
Street view in Amsterdam.
100
]. T. PEELE--LOndon.
The Young Cottager.
101
+. KELs- DSsssldcrf.
The first Grapes.
lO2
A. ROSlER-Paris.
COnslantinople at Twilight.
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D' SCOAA JA's AuCOlOhCCEs
103
NORITZ CALlSCH-C hecdlier of The Order of
Charles 6h of Spain.
Preparing for the Masquerade.
1O4
J. ROsIRRSCE-DOrt.
Goodnight"
lN5
ALBERT DILLENS-B Brussels.
Faust and Marguerite.
l06
F. KRUSEMAM-B Brussels.
Winter III Holland.
1O7
F. KRUsEMAN-B Brussels.
Summer Evening Landscape.
1OS
ANDREAs Dusseldorf.
The Coast of Soheveningen.
100
OTTO -DusseldOrG
The New Neighbor's First Visit.
6USTAVE DE J0NGHE-PGris.
Leisure Hours.
J. II. HBRRiNG-LOndon.
The Farm Yard.
112
WILLIAM SHAVER, SR.-Shnley.
Going to Market.
113
J. JAC0BS-BruSSelS.
Fruit and Flowers.
ia
J. JACOBS-B Brussels.
Fruit and Flowers.
115
w. H. WILLIAMSON-Lon
The Coast OF Normandy.
116
w. II. WILLIAMSON-Lon
Companion Picture to the Above.
III
A. SERRURE-BruSSels.
The Chateau Garden.
CAMILLE Won LEEMPUTTEN-B,us usssls.
Landscape with Sheep, etc.
II. Won SEBEN-BrsSSels.
Fire-wood Gatherers.
100
B. NORDENBERG-DusseldorE.
The Unweloome Suitor.
I21
II. HOLLENDER-Amster
The Home OF the Artist Rembrandt.
I22
LEON ESCOSCUR A-PdriS.
Contemplation.
1913
MILE ROSENBoOM-Ihe Hague.
Roses.
1874
E. KOSTER-H Haariem.
The Village OF Haarlem, Holland.
I25
COUNT A. DE BYLANDT-Ths Hague.
Winter Scene.
1875
A. KLUYVER-AmSterCGm.
the Coming Shower.
127
W. S. MOUNT, N. A-NeO York.
'On the Fence"
THEODORE DE HEUVEL-BruSsels.
Pleasant News.
120
HENRIETTE RONNER-B Brussels.
Return from Market.
lOV
G. H0GUEr-Berlin.
The Coast OF Normandy.
131
C. IRMER-D Dusseldorf
The Rhine. Plains near Dusseldorf.
1872
II. ANDREW WS-LOndon.
"Blind Mans Buff
1913
C. SCHLESINGER-Du Dusseldorf.
The Harvester's Evening Return.
LAURENT DE BEUL-Brussels.
Shepherdess with Flock.
1876
F. KRUSEMAN-BrusSel
Winter Scene.
1876
Z. 6ESELSCHAP-DusseldorE.
Christmas Morning.
1877
LOUIS TOUsSAINr-D Dusseldorf.
The Dull Lecture.
1873
+. EBRL-DuSSeld0rf.
Landscape in the Tyrol.
130
II. SAVRY-HadrIem.
Landscape with Cattle.
140
II. BARON-PGiS.
HRnyeria -
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JP BEAUMONT Esq., NeW York. solicitation friends Art this city, been in
LAS 0
tn apr o ague con lnoy r
oH1 e fo
for merit a nut ycn n1nry6 uroa@eA
Yours
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BYRON WEBB Edinburgh.
The Hunters Return.
f. B0DEMaN-Ths Ha0ie.
Landscape, with Distant View Of Leyd
15t
CARL BECKER-BerIin.
Carnival Time. Venice.
Esteemed as the masterpiece of this
brated artist.
f. P. VAN BOMMEL-A
The City and Port Of Amsterdam.
153
J. PHANOFF-L London.
George OF Aspen and Isabella.
Vide Sir Walter Scott's Works.
E.. sCHEEREs (deceased)-The Ha5
The Guard Room.
r55
II. B. KOEKKOEK-Amsterdam.
A Calm Evening.
HENRI DE BEUL-Brusssls.
Rural Felicity.
I57
p. SAUVAGE-Pdris.
The Cottage Fireside.
15S
JULES MONTIGNY-Paris.
The Pet Lamb.
II. HELMlCK-Parts.
Rachel in her Study.
LAURENT DE BRUL-Brussels.
Sheep and Goats.
J. G. MEERTZ-Brussels.
An Interior.
G. Observation-Disclosures.
View in Holland.
L. DANSAERT-Pdris.
A Conversations.
I64
DAVID DENOTER-B Brussels, noV of
Fruit and Still Life.
I65
FAUVELET-PariS.
Lady Reading Letter.
I66
GUsTAVE DE JONGHE-Paris.
The Pet Spaniel.
I67
GEORGE ARMFlELD-London.
Just Too Late.
I6S
FRANCOIS DE LEUB-Brusseis.
Feeding the Canary.
I69
KLUYVERS-AnsSt, rdam.
Winter in the Forest.
II DUVIEUX-Pdris.
View of Constantinople.
EUGENE DE BLOCK Brussels.
Tie Spinning Wheel.
C. LEICKERr-We Hague.
Village Scene.
I13
T. STROEBEL-1he Hague.
Winding the Clock.
w. C. KNELL-LOndon.
View off Yarmouth.
I75
+. LEBRET-B Brussels.
Landscape with Sheep, etc.
]. OLIVER-LOndon.
The Stepping Stones-View in Vale
I77
REMBRANDT PEELE-Philadelphic
Head OF Washington.
I9S
A. .M0RRlS-London.
Scotch Mountain Sheep.
I79
L. THOMAS-London.
Landscape with Figures.
"ECCE HOMO"
Painted by an Artist of the Bolognese 81
about A. ID. 1890.
This remarkable work was purchased
Beaumont OF the ven cradle Professor X
man, uuIing journey in Bavaria 10
having been orig nally selected by the
sor from the collection Of Eugene Beauna
NicerOy OF Italy, the sale of which took
IL lel5, IL mas Dever before been publicl
hiblled in this country.
The painting is supposed to have bet
woIk OF Guido REM, or Bologna, being
eaIlier, dark, or CaraVsgglo manner o.
artist. The frame is u fine wood carving
| sixteenth century, In a fair state OF pre-
| tion, representing the emblems OF the
NIXON, and Is probably unique OF lts KIN
DESCRIPTION OF THE FRAME.
Right side-An angel holding the bas
Implements used in erecting the Gross,
which is a spade, and a ladder on whlC
Two CheTubim, one OF wnom holds the bal
| the so PIE ces OF Silver, and the otner the
| olpLed in Vinegar. Left side.-Coniatn
| PI.Iar ana Cord, the Roman Soldiers Wei
| The Lantern TO the Tomb, etc.
Al the bottom-In the centre is an allee
| repIeSen enIation OF lhe Grave, on Que 3
| which is an illustration OF the casting Il
| the Garment, ana on the other the WASH
| the hands by PLATE. Al the top of the
| are angels holding the Motto OF The Cross
NOTICE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-01

G. BARRErT-Londoa.
THE Expected Letter.
3S
L. ACCARD-Paris.
The Mirror.
80
M. ARNoUX-Paris.
The Lesson.
A. SCHELTHOUT-7he Hague.
evening"
J. H. DELL-London.
The Thrush's Nest.
V. CHAVET--P
Contemplation.
43
II. DUVIEUX-Paris.
View in Venice.
L. DEVEDEUX-Pdris,
An Arabian Fruit Seller.
IS
P. VAN WYNGAERDT-The Hague.
'Alter Dlnner.
46
P. VAN WYNG GAERDT-The Hague.
Going to Service.
AZ
PAUL SEIGNAC-Paris.
Luncheon Time.
4S
H. sCHEEREs-7he Rague-deceassd.
The Guard Room.
40
II. SCHBERES-The Hague.
At the Dinner Table. 10th Century.
so
HENRI DE BEUL-B Brussels.
The Farm Yard in Winter.
81
w. GRNTZ-BsrLn.
The Market in Grand Cairo, Egypt.
Esteemed as the Masterpiece OF this artist
high cost.
+. KRUSEMAN-Holia
A Grand Winter Scene.
5S
T.. FORT-Pdris
View in the Pyreness.
81
LAURENT DE BEUL-BruSSeIS.
Shepherd with Flock. Early Morning.
65
P. LEVINE-London.
ARCHERY"
Sc
A. VRLGHE-DOFt.
Feeding Time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, June Is 1868
Almost every one who felt disposed to pur-
,a.s real estate today went Of town to invest IN
az live property that was offered and yet number OF
the more wealthy operators gathered at the Exchange
salesroom and bid in lively manner for the Vaiuaoio
nropertes that offered. The building and lot on 'o
.orper OF Fifthave and Thirty rstst, offered by ae'
lawrence stratton was the subject OF the greatest com t
nettlOn being started at $4,000 ana Ienotb
rapidy aud then by slow degrees until was " Gd9ms
Knocked down 10 Mr.. DnsmOre Oh rho 'H0 Atlantic
Tvnress Company Tor SlS1,OOO. Inc A'I" 'iiuH
II Tx Iron Works we're also sold to-day for SJo1'v az a.
MAS considered by good judges 70 be not o need no
worth OF the Rutherford Park SH n me sales of sub
slid The most noticeable feature OF az tnc go ,rcboe
urban property is that dnerehl oiaso =" ~ tba -
attend them from those who are t1y ca,italisfs
change i'm this city The latter are mostly Oap"lLSOs
% 90 rtired from more active business, and who
vet are deslrOus OF increasing tieIr a.
ion in landed property on 'n Teco iSU artnS
former are mostly CLERKS ., NJ ~ ~ U1iddIe
~ VIZ are seeking homes. These improve
TIC Iands thew purchase, and build up the cities
and villages that are growing into respectable dimensions
eli orn"Td New York. while the Others only hold the
Yro,rtv they buy ill 1t may have become enhanced IN
YaIhe The Rutherford Park sale was well attended the
bidding spirited, aud the prices obtained satisfactory
We prInt below full reports:
BY LAWRENCE, sTRATTON & co.
The foursOry brick house, with brOwn-stone trim
inV with lot 29sX1OO feet, situated the northwest
corner of Fftave and Thirty -rsst., sold to W.
b Dnsmore for S1S 0OO Lot 2jX3OX745x9l9 on Thirty
frst-st.. OF the above, was purchased by 81 H.
. Eastman for $4,000
The Atlantic Dock Iron Works, with plot lll6X2SilOX
100xg,T5 with six brick buildings and a frame Office
thereon sold for S525O The property is situated
The wharf and two aleyways. The buildings are large
and substantially built aud suitable for large mill or fac
tory purposes They also suitable FOR storage as YES
scls load discharge at the wharf Immediately in
front OF the premises