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NAMING THE BABY.-But TO go back 70 the
oa6y's name. Your grandfather, as well as his
Iather, and your great great great grandfather,
who came over in the Msyfower Tor, if not in that
getung-to,be mythical vessel, in some other,) re-
loiced IN the euphonious eognomen of Obadiah.
pray you do not let the desire to hand down
family names lead you to bestow upon your boy
an appellstion that will be a torment to him all
MS days. Trained as you will train him, no re-
caro- Tor his ancestors will be sufficient to deeten
ms ear to the uncouthness Of such name. Oba-
dan and Jedediah, and the other iGhS, have done
yoemans service. Let them rest now in the tomb
OF the Cspuiets. Neither need you ia stunning
seyRs fall into Charybdis. You need not call
nim Clarence Augustus, nor ROderick Angelo
fitzgerald, Napoleon Bonsparte, nor George
washington. But give your son a good, plain,
honest hame; one that will not be suggestive OF
dandyism and romance on the one hand. nor over
shadow him with its own greatness on the other;
q name that will fall smoothly from your lips now
and from the lips of later love by'aDd.by;
name that Is tender enough for baby and manly
enough for man. Gail him John
The Household.
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a. Head, Editor. Il Hind, Publishes.

A. Head, Editor, a Hind, PubIisher.
GONG TO is a very agreeable pastime for
those who like it. In fact, for people who like
such life il is Just such life as those people
like. In the words of the poet
Some love spring
But As for me
Give Liberty,
Or give me Death.
with a decided preference for liberty, say.)
don't care for going TO G, unless | am going
TO see her Some people go to sea TO get well,
but know good many who go TO getslck. Sea
Give 10 happiness, health, pleasure, romance,
love, courtshp and marriage. Just imagine how
romantic it would be, while whispering words OF
love in your lady's ear, and getting ready to seal
that love with a sweet kiss, to see her jump up
and make rush for the side of the ship and lean
her fair head over the rail
80, life the wave"
"Sick transit gloria mundi," as we say in
Algiers. When Noah went to see with load OF
| pairs and other fruits, was Mrs. Noah sea-sck !?
And if she was, where did she get her brandy and
lemons? That is the question before the i'm peach
ment committee.
Again, when christopher Kuss-Slumbus dscov.
cred America in the steamer George Kromwell
where did he get his bacon from, unless he got il
from the descendants of Ham? To be GER
tingly
Ii was some years ago that such navigators as
Noah and Kris Kersumbus went to sea, and many
interesting facts that were fresh in my memory
then, are growing vague ana din in my recOec-
ton now. But according to all accounts they
we're Halle fellows well met, and were troOly
lo" But setting our friend Noah one side or, if
he objects to being set aside let him stand aside
| | think if Kristofer Kerslumbus could only come
| back TO the United States and see what set of
| scslawsgs we have in Kongress now, he would be
sorry he ever discovered this country.
But leave this subject to the poets who write
such stuff as "Give me q home by the Sea-" and
"A Home on the Rolling Deep" aud A Cottage
by the Sea-" ETC., etc.
None Of those poets ever went TO sea, except,
perhaps, on the Erie Canal.
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List Of passengers per steamship Juniata P. T.
Hoxie, master, IRON Philadelphia June n, and
Havana June 30, TO Creevy, Nickerson & Co.:
p. Permesel, f. Leveque, V. Martinez Miss
Martinez, A. Sentamat, j. Bayhi, L. Mccall, J. 5.
Fail, L. Martinez, Miss Jovel, H. Flash, H. De-
purn. q. Himbert and wife Miss A. Himoert Miss
h. himbert, J. Himbert, N. Himbert, NJ. Brown.
H. Manning, John j. Monroe, C. Conner, z. c.
kcCsrren, W. Adams, II. Smith.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP GEORGE WASHING.
TON.-The steamship George Washington, Capt
eager, sailed last evening for New York direct,
with full freight and the following named pas
sengers:
Mr.. W. H. Peck, wife, child and servant; Miss
Bertha Peck Miss Beatrice Peck, Miss Myntir
Peck, Miss Bymins Peck, Miss Daisie Peck Mas
ter Harry Peck, Mrs. Kane and child, Mrs. Sene-
chal and child d. Sirors and wife, Mrs. NJ. Craig,
Miss Craig, II. p. KerhOchsn, NJ. Walton.
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nv G. Il. GIRARDEY q co..

NV q. II. GIRARDEY q co.,
Ofce-No. II Exchange Place
CATUKDAY. July II: 1ses, at ~ O'Clock
o. AZ The Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Of New Orleans will be sold by and
ance an order from the Honor e H. Dure Judge OF the
D.t,ct Court United States for the District Louis
ANA dated 18Th June, 1868 and rendered in the above
ned matter following described property surrendered
nv John Packer bankruptcy, aud sold for the benefit Of
he creditors Of said bankrupt, tO-wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND Or PLANTATION,
situated in the Parish Of NaehtOches State OF Louisiana
compred following tracts viz Section "a Of Township
No O. north Range west containing 66 70 100 Of
land purcha by said j. Packer from sarah Fisher by
act OF sale -mber q. l547 Also another Tract Of
Land containing go acres being below and adjoining the
above Tract; ssd Tract being part a. Section a.
Township and Range and prising one plantation.
The above property will be sold with certificate OF mort
gage showing there mortgages or Judgments
the properly assignee being responsible for other
guarantee.
Act of sale together with the o. s. Internal Revenue
Stamps attached AZ the expense Of the purchaser
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A. SCHNEIDER VS.. A. RoBFEEnsCH-NO. 1902.
DY VIRTUE OF writ OF neri naeIas
ID 10 me directed I VIII proceed to sell az public sue
ton on TUESDAY the 18th day % July 1868 10 O'Clock
A ~ at the corner OF Laarel and 81 Mary streets
The Furniture and Enecls
FeiEed in the shove numbered and EMIT ed cause.
WIN GoRMLY, Constable.
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CONSTABIs'S SALES.
D. KATTEN vs. V. MuNCK.

II. KATTEN VS.. " MUNCK
pH VIRTUE OF a wrIs of nerf facias
~ 70 directed the Honorable the sixth Justce Court
In and of the city and PARISH Of Oreans Ia the aove
hered cause / will proceed sell public auct On,
MONDAY, the 18th d.y OF july 1893 a. IL O'Clock A., At
No. $50 81 Mary street. between Constance and Laurel
Fourth District
sixteen c fins, assorted sizes AZ per inventory.
VIM GORNLY. Constable.
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Bx @. DE FERSs,si

AUCTIoNEER--Ofiice8 So
GATURDAY, July 18th, l.
- O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Au-tiOn
Royal street. between Canal and Customh,
public auction, By virtue Of an order ir.m
JqhRN, dhopesA gn5gs Of, 'thfs i8n5gAd stsG
tate will be sold
A LOT OF GROUND. IN the square bounded
ton, LApsge, Sixth and Seven b streets, fofmii
Of Washington and seventh streets. measuring
on Washington street by l20 feet IN depth on n
together with an old house erected thereon
Subject 10 all claims that Mrs. b. r. Gain
against this property.
Bs- TERNs-oash IN U. =. Treasury Notes
Act OF sale with U. s. internal revenue
before A Donocout, notary public. AZ
pensa
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BY THOMAS a SPEAR,

PLACDE j. SPEAR, Aactioneef.
SalesrOoms &c envle street
CATURDAY, July 1sos, az n lf.past
- 10 o'clock salerO0m. So Bienvis street.
virtue and in pursuance of order from the Honorable
Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans
dated june 2h 1868 for Of the above succession
will be SOLD
Chronometer Gold Watch, pair Silver StirrupS I pair
Razors Double-barrel Shot Gun, I Powder Horn, Seal
Ring and sundry other articles.
pS-TERNs-fash
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IN0H aALF-REAL EsTATE-SEVERAL ii
dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations, located 10 the
portions Of he Gotten and sugnrgrowng ssteA Also
PAntatiens Orange Orchsrds and arks bodies o. va
timber landA Also large variety or City ana Subu1
Property Improved and unimproved 10 the orm Of resde
stores building lots and squares on favorable terms PA
wisb Nc 10 nvest viii 40 well 70 call and examine PRO-
ties Hihsr Gard RsA Estate Agsats, Ne. & CAEond
btreek New Orleans.
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cHsS. 7. NaSH'S SALES.

FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ......FURNIruRE
By CHAs. Il. NASH,
AucrIoEKER-Ofhce Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
al Al efr
MONDAY, 9th Instant, at II o'clock A.
Itl n, saiesroomss ST. Charles and PerdidO
streets, will be sold
large and varied assortment Of Household Furniture
such Bedroom and Parlor Sets Bedteads Carpets R
feaus Bookcases Amors, Sideboards. Extension Tables
Nashstanas, and large invoices Of Silver Plaled Ware
ns- TERMs-Cash IN U. H. Treasury Notes.
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SAL

POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SAL
A PARTITION. OF VERY CHOICE
SITUATED At NOS. 81 AM
RISE
STREET, BETWEEN RoYi,
Atively.
STREETS AND or AN !, GRAND
Alexandra,
,.,,n ~ ~ non, he A No. 1
slAND' NJ. III iOOb master. sen
ght or DassAga
iravier street.
lmm0n street
sane and Caro-
J. II. PARLANGE V
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SAILING OF THE GENERAL GRANT.-The steam.
ship General Grant, sailed last evening for New
York direct, with full freight and the following
named passengers:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Van Norden, G. Candy, wife
and servant, Mrs. F. Formes, Miss Mtilda Frank,
J. Z. Seaman, 5. S. Fish, Mrs. Mccormick, s.
Morgan, Master Mccormick, NJ. G. Doyle, D. A.
Berry, Dr. Castor, Miss Louisa Tumser, Mrs. Alt,
lawrence Tumser, Chss. H. Foster, Mrs. Annie
TTiark, Geo. E. Carlton, Chss. n. Foster, Mrs. J.
punmel, B. l.. Brown, Madame Mordrsn. Miss
SSn Cammen, T. N. Behen, wife and two chill.
"en' n hamburger, and sixteen in the steerage.
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THOMAS & SPEARS SALES.

SUCCESSION OF FERGUS MAYRoNNE-sECoND
District Court OF New Orleans-No 30 i93-GOld Watch
Silver stirrups RazOrs. DOubebarrel sho Gun, Powder
Horn Etc. etc.
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ahoR8K rCKNbs " WIDOW NASlA SNlgM-
Sccond ludssi ptsiuss csa.i. H-si.s sf sss .ass
Ne. T9
RN VIRTUE 90 eltas Writ % rfrrf
DFacias dirccte4 y ths honcrsne Ne sessga as 4
District Ccurt, PARISH q fslati1r On ths a. ecule
O. hary HAYS Isle sheG md b. ssi izss sasf z
o. tram To- rcd VII pr cd O. srl ~ Fac Anala Al
The Merchants and Auctnnscrs Exchange k.ya sirs-L
between Canal and Cusiouhon streets g. the Ssi D.
triet this city. on TUESDAY. fuy IA lsS agls e,k
NJ, The FLOWING described property. via
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND icrcihcr Nth IN 80
Improvements thereon, rights WayA psisgc uscs sas
toms SD appurtcnsnccs there ne beugius
sppertanins mated In The Fourth District sails tv
the square No 30 bounded - lEcksaa. Pro tsu ishat
and Nap AIDES OF 50 'hsres streets S oi d designated
BY number ? and measures 81 feet n irchc d. ut -
Pytanie street BY about M ret deep hoanos on 80
lower eide By the church lot corner II fsana and 81
streets and the upper side BY lot 9 ne csIas
Of Erastus " Smith, deceased
Being the property acquired BY defendant b. pnr.
chase rom Joseph W + DIS. pr psssed before o. VI
Bteedoye notary public In this city, The 81 DAY Novs.
Der, lS5S
Seized In the above suit
RS- hRNs-CAsh on the spot
GEO W AVERY,
jel3 iyl Il Sheriff q the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHeRIFF'S SALES.
HENRI PIUssAN VS.. AUGUSTA MINNESOTA
Third District Cont of New o1eans-NO. 2l2l2

HENRI PIUssAN VS.. AUGUSTA Minnesota
Third District Cont of New oieans-EO. 2L2i2
pY VIRTUE of writ of neri faetas 60
~ directed by the HonOrab the Third District Conf
New Orleans in the above entitled viii pro eed
sell at pu0ic auction at the Merchants Auct ness
Exc ange, Royal street. Canal and Custom
streets in the Secosd District Of this city TUESDAY
the 7th day OF july 1868 at u O'Clock ~ the following
described property, viz:
TWO CERiAiN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
First District OF this city in the square bousded Canal
Philippe, Common and BarOnne streets designated Nos
Is andll
LOT NO. % % feet inches and ioes Philppa
street. 80 feet inches and lines deep and
alley running from Phppa 60 Baronne street. q feet
inches deep the side next 10 lot No. D. and 26 feet
the
LOT No Il Is feet the above alley BY
&c feet in depth.
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the ABOVE suit.
Pc TERNs-Cash the spot
Said property Is subject lease expiring the 7h day
OF November 1870 yearly rental Of $500, per
passed before Abel DreJfous notary public this city
November 7th. 1901.
GEO. W. AVERY,
je5l9 jy7 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orsans.
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by @. DE FFRIET
0Haa n, a

by @. DE FFRIET
Onice No. 80
CATURDAY, July 18th.
- O'Clock n, at the Merchants and o.
change, Royal street, between Canal andQ.
by Public Auction, by virtue OF an ordef r.
". Thomas, ,.pdge Of the second Distric--
leans, dated April 9TH, 1868, will be 40 d.
I. A LOT OF GROUND With the bull
ments thereon, situate IN the Third Dis--
the square bounded by CasacalvO. Spain
streets, measuring 30 feet front ON Casacalsn
In depth. The buildings and improvements
story slated roof building, built In the roat's,
also, privy, eistern, etc
S-TERMs-One half cash, and the ba'"
six and twelve months, In DOies secured /
ana vendors Ian, divided into coupons, an
cent. interest per annum from the day Of
ment; the buildings to be kept insured
ferred to the testamentary executor, aud
purchaser win be required to pay Eve A.
commissions ON the amount recovered, VII
secured BY mortgage -.
Acts Of sale with u. 8. Internal Revenf@"
before Octave De Armas, Notary Pnbhfer
penae.
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ESieisn paper says: "Gen. Dockery, Of North
Io, ., M; John Pool. of North Carolina, Gen.
Ohio, the leading ssprants for seats in the initsS
States Senate are al On hand and active.n
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VALUABLE LOT OF -,

SUCCESSION OF WIDOW BAztRkE
JAILLEAU-NO. 81
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THERE WILL be private theatricals on board on
Wednesday eve, the 23d. The following Is the
programme:
Nusic-Parrot Band
TrapeEe-Cspt Griffin Clog pance-Creighton
Tight Rops-Purser.
Wonderful Feas Of SJrength-Mr Walker
hnsic-By the Band.
Great Fess with Kniie and FoIk-By Billy Hemp,tead the
Great North American Watermelon Eaterl
song-Miss Conway.
Jumping the Rope-By Captain NsilL
Other CharsctersBy Head and the Of the Company
Performance Commences when People set Th.re
Admission reduced Six Bits for Ladies' 70 Cents Tor
Gentlemes, and Children under Twelve
Months Of Age Admitted Without Their
Parents or Guardians
Msnager-Capt. Vail. Treasurer-Hempstead
Doorkesper-Austin.
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AUCTION SALES.
c. E. GIRARDeY g. CO. s SALES.

c,e. GlRARDeY g. CO.'S SALES.
n,srR1cr COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERIcA--FoR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TIE NATTER OF JOHN B. PACKER
NO. 80, IN BANKRUPTCY.
PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF NArcHITocHEs
WITHOUT RESERVE.
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ONLY ONE case in the hospitsl-the employe Of
the ship who was injured on the last trip, and
who Is improving.
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ia elected President of the Confederate States be-
yond the Rocky Mountains.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

TIE GREAT CITY-FAsHIoSs AND sTYLss-THE
CENTRAL PARK-THE EXCISE LAw-ocEAN STEAM
SHIP RACE (soCALLED)-A NEW ERA IN BUZZ
NEss-THE COMING wEEK-wBATHRR, ETC.
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THE SHIP was of Dry Tortugss at O'Clock
last evening, having made 100 miles the eight
hours previous. She will be of Key West by
midnight. Nobody allowed to go ashore there.
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MONTGOMERY BROS. g CO. s SALES.


LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANf
Match aad Single Horses, Elegant Saddle HOrsss Tlns
WorE Muiss, Fine Mich Cows, Buggss, Harness. Wagons
ste., etc, II suction.
DG MONTGOMERY Bios. n Co.,
Z. r. EoErsoEzzT, Anetonesf.
Onice-d Camp street.
MONDAY, July 9th. 1865. - II s'el0eh A Z.
AVA at p. Liners stables Grsver vi ss sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
Amo-Iep and Open Buggfes, Harness, Wagons,
~ TEKss-Oash in q. g. Treasury Notes
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. .......FURNITURE
BIZ MOETGOMERY BROs. q CO,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, AuctioneeE
TUESDAY. July 9TH. at II o'clock a.
Il their Auction Mart 81 Camp street. will be
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE
such Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bu
Sofas Spring Chairs Easy Chss Marble Top
Tab Marble Top SdebOards Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets French Plate MO, Mattresses Engrav
ngs Paintings cooking Stoves and Utensi stc bsnE hs
contents Of several wellfnrnished houBes
Also
large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane And Wood Sea
Chairs etc
I8-TERSs-CAsh in U. s. Treasury Notes.
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JOS. J. ASTON VS.. WIN. COLEMAN-THIRD DIS
trict Court Of New oreans-NO. q, 2O2.

JOS. J. ASTON VS.. WIN. COLEMAN-THIRD DIS
trict Court Of New OreAns-NO. q, 2O2
DY VIRTUE or n writ OF seizure and sale,
Court Of New Orleans the above entitled cause viii pro
coed 10 sell at public auction the Merchants and Auction
ers Exchange Royal street. between Cana aud CuomhOuse
streets, in the Second District oths city, TU EsDAS July
Fourteenth 1893. a. II O'Clock
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, toEsiher With al
ing or in any wise apperaiung usts IN he tst District
Of this city designsed BY the Ms sud = IN square
number Elk hundred thirty nol1eG By Common.
Grayler, G. yoso and Sacsd5 street plan drsFn By
Castang Cees. architects he h Narh, l-i and de-
posited in the once o A Bs-Esul, a1;y pah IN this
measure, tveltysEaf .es r-s es k- I've ines iont
Grsvier - e--e- A. sEEz-y st IN lcQia
sn1 Wkch sd s.sTt fcs- hs1 -r-errF b. M1
Coleuz1 tefscEE-s hers1- .-rI u tssrc- 80
= ere 81. -lst-g A Z s.rHs1z, ts-s- 10 -. 0ioaer
lst6
ss-ssi n ne t1o4s
Es-iskHs-L IN risi . iuiilisnn r,sir-
81, ..tr. llu fi f'Vq . Iraat D
GID VA 1ur interest iuuuu tEg trft
tlfrs sllD. r.nn no ,ht Asg ip3 iis Pa Ma so
s,lt tulspiifar uIili M % .th
luii . interest 's t.nf-af = p
nesesltel lniti 40 a. als rlrss
tsHHr- 81 ssit "a 1tAtliHa -luip lHa ata1
40 lrf. p ffu "a To- sura
slOlnf VI 1ih nto ile laeAis s.U nnnfuns
gufsai - so ffffrdf7 itl 90 .lIs
3tnaraa luas slt3 4r-,l' y .ulhn''tis ~ lH i-i
tsl iess. lsana pi.ssss ~ 30 ~ r
~ 81. tiiti nsfiliss tfi ~ ssfa -
,sest-l tf 5..l : 40 "a 2,i iar.s
u ~ ~ .-tssa n sas4 s.a' ~ ~ ssgA $3.50
is,s piN Sasst 4 * r.sas = 'rss-,
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OUR PAPER.

Rolls for breakfast tomorrow.
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...~ month month. .n...A.. sn.r',. /, Month.

Monthly Advertisements inserted sverJ day, b
fnsrEed twsthirds the above rstes.
and Fourth monthly sdvsrtsnsn zach square
30 per meath
yrsn advertisements having thu Of tAs paper FIRST
Insertion 81 80 square, saeh suSssqUsniusssn csnts
psF square
FIRST page traraisns sdvertse1ssnis sAcn
srion, 81 50 per square.
Advertisements Of intervals 10 srssd new
sssh insertion
Regular advertiser tiso largely EAA 30 allowed
aeh discount from srNns.ent %
asrssd apen PrOvi5od hst shall saos dScsun
assa IS per cont.
Aususnsss notices Advertisements 50 b charged s0esn
not per line, each insertion.
An transient Advertisements Be paid for In advance
Ankdvertssnents marked for any specified numbs Of
Insertions will be published SIX times and charged accordingly
Albls With regular advertisers shall be rsSderOd monthly
AsqusTe space occupied h. tes uss solid agate.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
n published every Saturday morning. Subscription, IS
,sr AnHun sdvNnce yearly and quarterly,
bgls copies 10 osntS
At Adyarkssfurs
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HOUSE AND LOT ON oAsA0ALvo STREET,
TWEEN POET AND SPAIN STREETS.
ALSO
VACANT LOT ON URQUHART STREET, BET7
VAUDEVILLE AND SPAIN STREETS.

SUCCESSION OF CLArRcNE vAsNrER-
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE
-OF-
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND
SUBURB WASHINGTON, THIRD DISTRICT.
WELL SITUATED BETWEEN TIE
TOBACCO WAREHOUSES; AND THE PROPERTY
The URsULINEs NUNS
sd SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND
BIZ O. DE FERIET.

Once and salesrooms-s6 Bienvine street,
TTHUKSDAX. July 9th, 1865, ct I;
O'Clock the Merchants and Auctioneers Excnaue,
Royal street. At public suction. will be sold
ONE HUNDRED AND SINTRHN LOTS OF GROUNl
in the suburb Washington, Third District Of this city
The squares designated by the Nos H. ~ 49, 29 a. a. and 1.
These Squares bounded by Grod ST John the Bapt
Prosper Soidee and other Streets and situated
the property formerly known the "TOuaccO Warehouses
and that Of the Ursulines Nuns
The Whole according plan made ny Chas. A. de Arms
Surveyor and Civil Eneineer May 10, 1868.
Ia TKRNs-One bali cash. and the balance az a credit
one year in notes secured by special and Veud
lien, and bearing eight per interest from the DAY
sale until final payment and In suit I've Der cri
attorneys commission viii be charged purchaser onit
amount recovered
Acts Of sale with United States internal Revenue s
attached, before Amedee Ducaiel Notary Pu0lc 81 M
chaser's expense
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FtRIET'S SALES.

POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

FOR TIE information of our numerous passeu-
gers who are curious to know, we are able to
state, on the authority Of Capt. Vail that we
shall arrive in New York when we get there, pro.
yided the weather is favorable.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF NATcHlroCHES
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

PLEASANT WEATHER on board yesterday. Il
could not be helped. The ladies were particu
larly sorry, as they feared the gentlemen would
net prove so attentive ss at other times. Notwith
standing the pleasant and favorable weather, we
heard of several squalls.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

THERE WAS an elepement affair on the taps yes.
vented in contamination by the timely arrival of
the police. The whole matter was amicablv ar
ranged, and the parties took the steamer for New
York, where they will probably get married.
or remain single. Sich is the uncertainty of hu.
man affairs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

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