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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

CONTRACT AwkRDED.-The Secretary Of the
Navy to-day awarded the contract for erecting
the he ating spIar atus, &C.. attbe new Midship-
mons Aeads my al Annapolis TO A. r. Saep-
herd & Bro, Of this city, they being the lowest
bidders for the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

~ro obtain any of these letters the applicsc
ssst sl for Advertised Letters" " giving the da e
q Re as;.
H~Usot called for within o ne mont,, they viii he
Apl u the Dead Letter ~ ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

THE LIBRARY OF John q. Caihom was late
ly sold, with some other personal property. 70
satisfy debts at about e25v. Whole shelves OF
books were Knocked down for from o. 70 Is
per shelf. The sale Of the house and land Vas
then advertised 70 take place, and expected 20
follow that Of the library and furniture with.
in q short time; but General Canby's order re-
serving to every family q house and tver.v
acres Of land, will for the present enable he
widow and her children to retain their hn .as
- Governor Marshall Of Miupe~ss ux~.s
the iegislature Of that State 70 submit the cness
time. - 'e sAA1o
- Mr.. Dix, wife Of our m,p,s,-r =, p.-s.
nolos recePeaons every Saturday evepjue snS
oancing goes on tin twelve, when punrsaai1v
Win the striking Of the clock the mnsio cea.ss
as the Sabbath dawne.
y Nettie. daughter Of Philip Hem. NJ woo~-
sr, ONO, died last Monday mornine az conrv~-
non OF The bowels, aged fourteen yeanp. Ger
SICKNESS and death was caused by overheafinr
herself while skating.
@Virginia City, Nevada. has q paper stv,.s
the Scaiplng Knife.
~How can . woman duplicate her a1s.-
tons for her husoandi Present hin Win \
pair of twins '|IT7r =
sHTheaumssr of births is annually d.c,~..-
ing in France.
oZ0en. forrest has applied for tne n...r, NJ
the BANKRUPT Act q Asmphss.
- nntsomsy Blair 10 ssumpsns Nev
6AnpsAass On the Dsoossssss ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21
OF FIC IAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,

Renainins in the washington City Pos,
Office, Friday. February 81, loCS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21
CHAR LES H GOpF PREY
2e9 Z STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

LIQUORS, WINES, AND CIGARS
FIRE LUNCH served from IOh q m until n
M. ard rom ~ y. until IL midni ight
EEN. Il. WAkNER, General Caterer and Super
sll, and look him over felfIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

SECRETARY STANTON this morning issued an
order directing that the various bureaus Of the
War Department be closed to- morroxu Eah On,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

GENERAL BY BEEvET.-The President this
afternoon sent to the Senate the name of Major
General George H. Thomas, to br Lieutenant
General U. S. Army and General by breyet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

EoxINATEp.-James r. Hubben, Of Ohio
has besn poUipated fer Minister % Ecpadon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03

The first little voice said: we are Mr.
Harwood's little boy and girl. and we are
lost in a balloon
The second little voice said: its Ms.
and we ruined away with balloon.
Please take us down.
Dimly comprehending the situation,
the farmer getting hold of dangling
rope succeeded in pulling down the hal
loon.
lie first lifted out little Johnnie, who
ran rapidly few yards towards the house,
then turned round, and stood for a few
minutes, euriously surveying the balloon.
The faithful little sister was so chilled and
exhausted that she had to be carried into
the house. where, trembling and sobbing,
she told her wonderful story.
Before sunrise mounted messenger
was dispatched to the Harwood home, with
glad tidings of great joy. He reached it
in the afternoon, and few hours later, the
children themselves arrived in state, with
banners and music, conveyed in a covered
hay wagon and four.
Joy bells were rung in the neighboring
town, and in the farmers brown house,
the happiest family on the continent thank
| ed God that night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03
aNi9cellall Gus.
-
tFrom An TIE Year Found.
The Babies In The Clouds.
AN ANrRICAN TRUE STORY,

Az AMERICAN TRUE STORY,
One pleasant Saturday afternoon during
the comets appearance, ten years ago, am
mrOnaut, aftera prosperous voyage, descend
ed upon farm in tue ueighborhO0d of a
large market town, in one of the western
States. He was soon surrounded by a
curious groop of the farmers family and
laborers, all asking eager questions about
the voyage and the management of the
balloon. That, secured by an anchor and
a rope in the hand of the prouaut, its car
but foot or two above the ground, was
swaring lazily backward aud forward in
the evening air, 1t was a good deal out
of wind, and was a sleepy and innocent
monster in the eyes OF the father, who, with
the owners permission, led it up to his
house, where. as he said, he could hitch it
to the fence. Bat before he thus secured
it, his three children aged pectively ten,
eight and three, begged him to lift them
into that biz basket that they might sit
on those pretty red cushions While the
attention OF the ieronaut was diverted by
more curious questloners from neighbor-
ing farm, this rash father lifted his darlngs
one by one into the car. Chubby little
Johnney proved the ''ounce to much' for
the ;oriel camel, and brought him to the
ground; and then, unluclkily, not the baby,
but the eldest hope Of the family, was lift
ed out The rcilcf was too great TOR the
The volatile creatures spirit
rose at once, he jerled his halter out of the
farmers hand, and with bound mounts
into the air, Vain was the aronaut's aud
anchor. It caught for momentin fence,
"a Il
essly alte? the runaway balloon, which SO,
swiftly and steadily rose that in few min
ltes those two Hide white faces peeriug
over the edge OF the car grew indistinct,
and those piteops cries OF Papa y mann
ma = grew faint and fainter, up in the
lr
When distance and twilight mists had
swallowed up voices and faces, and nothing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03

The PUBLIC Thicker than
autumn leaves come the reports of heads
of government bureaus to their depart.
ments, They usually present little that is
of intense interest to the general reader
From tho very voluminous report of the
Commissioner of tho Laud Office we make
the followlna extracts:
The total area of the public domain, in
Guiding Alaska, may be stated in round
numbers at 1,s00, 900, 900; total disposed
of 100000 600; leaving undisposed of l,
400, 900, 900 acres.
The annual earnings of the American
people arc estimated at 81, 900 900,
and their domestic tradea at nearly $4,000,
900, coca year.
The land grants of the general govern
ment in aid Of education form the theme
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03
= = q t "
Boston Hymn.

by RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
The word of the Lord by night
To watching Pilgrims came,
AS they sat by the seaside,
And filed their hearts with flame,
God said,--I am tired of kings
| suffer them no more;
Up to my ear the morning brings
The outr sc of the poor.
Ny angel.-his name his Freedom
Choose him to he your king;
He shall cut pathways east and west,
And fend you with his wing.
Lo. | uncover the land
Which hid of old time in the West.
As the sculptor uncovers his statue,
When he has wrought his best.
| show Columbia, of the rocks
Which dip their foos in the seas,
And soar to the air-born Aocks
OF clouds. and tie boreal fleece.
| win divide my goods;
Call in the wretch and slave
None shall rule but the humble.
Aud none but Toll shall have.
| will have never noble,
No lineage counted great;
Fishers and choppers and ploushmen
Shall constitute a state.
Go, cut down trees i'll the forest,
And trim The straightest bough;
Cut down trees i'll the forest,
And build me a wooden house
Call the people together,
The yonng men and their sires,
The digger in the harvest-tield,
Uirelng and him that hires.
And here in pine State ehouse
They shall choose men to rule
In every needful faculty.
In church and state and school.
Lo. now if these poor men
Can govern the land and sea,
And make Just laws below the sun,-
As planets faithful be.
And ye shall succor men;
'I'ls nobleness to serve;
Help them who cannot help again;
Beware from right to swcrye.
| break your bonds and masterships.
And | unchain the slave;
Free be his hand aud heart hencetorth,
As wind and wandering wave.
| cause from every creature
His proper good to flow,
As much as he is and doeth,
| SO much he shall bestow.
But. laving hands oh another
To coin his labor and sweat,
He goes i'll pawn to his victim,
For eternal Wears in debt.
/ Pay ransom to the owner,
And fill the bag to the brlml
| Who is the owner' The owner,
J Who is the owner Pay HIM!
o North give him beauty for rags,
And honor 0 South for his shame;
Nevada ooin thy golden crass
With Freedoms image and hame.
Up : and the dnslsy race
That sat i'll darkness long
Be swift their feet as antelopes,
And as behemOth strong.
Come East aud West and North,
BY races, as snow-flakes.
And carry my purpose FORTH
Which neither halts nor shakes
Nv viii fulfilled shall be,
For. in daylight or in dark
Nv thunderholt has eyes TO see
His way home to the mark
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03
EDMUND BUI.l., y


.sIr Il H. EDDY has made fOrme TIilRTEEN
,t,,liraton, in all but ONE Of which patents
i,9Ye brcn granted. and that one is n0wpeudinS.
such unmstakable proof Of great talent ana
qf.Iittv ON his part leads me TO recommend al IN
yfnt6rs to upp.y 10 him to procure their patents
- they may be sure Of having the most Euthiu
Itsniion hcstowed on their eases, and at very
reasonable charges. JOHN IAGGAED."
Ham l. i~6s--lY50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03

lAONlAiN-
II regard Mr.. Eddy Us one OF the ostcurabte ard
ssrceSsht practitioners with whom | nave h'd
nfifriaI intercourse. CIiAS. MASON.
Commissioners of Patents,
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
iGry cannot employ a man more competent dtpa
ft7,ltcOgfhD, and more capable Of puttslS their
t,plira ations in form to secure for them an early
vars be con sidcrafion at tine Patent Office.
mr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03

Clara B.an, Sullivan, best butter, 4 -
Miss Jennie Bush, Hancock. =! do, 90
Mrs. Jan cs A. Ginn, Orland, Sd do, 3 90
3" Mrs. II. y. Butler, EasthroOk,
9Th DO, uo
:. Mrs. A. NJ Moore, Ellsworth,
greatest amt. of butter, one
COW. 10 90
Miss Cynthia B. Maddocks, Els
worth, 2l do, 00
Clara Bean. Sullivan 2l on cheese, 10
Luther Lord, r.,,,
Mrs. j. {. Maeonber, eo''''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03
lpr on hay crop.

lpr on hay crop. %
| pr greatest net income, 10 00
The statements of competitors, with an
elaborate report of Committe will be pub
lshed by and by.
s. Wasson, Z ran,
Amory Otis s
The Committee on Herd book animals,
make no award ofpremiuns on account of
lack of evidence of pedigree of animals ex
hibited but recommend that gratuity be
given to Mr.. Thomas Smith of Surrr on
his Durham Bull and that a premium or
gratuity be paid Capt. John B. Jordan on
his jersey Cow, when he shall produce a
certificate of her pedigree.
A. IT. Buzzell,
Joshua Watson,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03

d. Z. M;,ddocks, Ellsworth, best
Cotswold buck, 90
Daniel ichardsouy Ellsworth, I'd
South Down buck, . 90
y. 7. Maddoclis, Ellsworth, LIST de-, > %
james \. Ginn, I coa,
Nahum Haslem,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03

AWARDS or GoMnrrEE on FIELD
CROPS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03

frER an extensive practice ot upwards OF
y twenty years. continues to secure Patents III
tllc tnned states also in great Bflti1n, fra'ce
aud other foreign countries. Caveats, spcclliea-
IONS, Bonds, Assignments, and all papers or draw,
iii.s- for Patents, executed ON reasonable FERNS
with dispatch. Researches made into American
.tstl Foreign works, 10 determine legal ana oiileF
.u.yicc rendered in all matters touching the same
topics of the claims of any patent furnished by
remitting one dollar, Assignments recorded IN
Washington.
No .igency in the United States possesses superior
sttfQifits FER obtaining IdtcntS ascertdniHg the
ef4cticaJiiitY oftHreHiionS
Durtng cight months the subscriber IN tae course
81 his large practice made tlree rejected 1ppii
cations sINTEES ArrEALs; eJfT1i one of which was
decided In his ror by the Coinm OF Patents
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-05

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. CHASE A lay
Second District Court Of New 0rleans-No 3O,f0L
RY VIRTUE OF writ Of herf fsctas
~ directed by the honorable the Secozd District Court
New Orleans IN the entitled cause Geo W. Avery
late sheriff and by said lats sheriff Transferred viii
proceed 20 sell at public auction, At the Merchants and
uoneers Exchange Royal street between Canal
tomhonse streets In the secsnd District this city, on
TUESDAY, August 18Th 1858 at y O'Clock n "
1he following described Property and ali the rights titles
and interest Of the defendant In ard viz Sitn
ste in the assessment district No and square AL
bounded by the following observation-disclosures 81 James Per
dloe and Poydras measuring nineteen by hundred
twenty feet l9xl2 according plan In the city sur
veyors orce and assessed In the Of thousand
lars SOOO sccOrdnR 10 the city rolls Of
now depos,d in the tEeasurers Office Of this ciiy
seiEed IN the above suit.
bS- TKREs-Cash on the spot
THOs. L MAXWELL.
jy23 anil Is Sheriff Of the Parish of orleans
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EOR sALE-KEAL BsTATE-sEvERAL HUN
Cotton Sue Plantations located best
portions Of growing States Also Rice
Panssns Orange Orchards and large bodies va uabls
timber lands large variety Of City and gubu ban
Property improved and unDproved the torn Of residences
building lots and squares,
wish invest VIII DO vel 70 call examine Proper
Miller Gard, ksa Eststs Agezt, No. s. carondslsi
street. New Orleans.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. CAROEDELET NAvI
gstior Company Second District Court Of New Orleans
No. 30.426
RY VIRTUE OF q writ of 6eri faeias
Court Of New Orleans in the above snetled cause,
sheriff to transferred, / VIII proceed TO sail AZ
public suction, at the Merchants and Anctoneersi
Exchange. Royal ttreet between Canal
streets 10 the Second District Of this city, on TUESDAY
August 25th. 1865. At II Oe Ock
Assessment District No. square bounded By Bayou 81;
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REMOVAL.
X EMOVAI..

would respectfully notify patrons and the public gen.
esy that have removed Store and Fitting
hshrtnt from 1913 and rs Magazine street to plA
POA DRAS STREET. St. Chsres nave
hAud q larye well selected stock Of Oh an.
DEL Frs and GAS FIXTURES OF all kiad- which Offer
for sale below New York price, for cash
Returning M sincere thanks liberal patronage be-
slowed ud respectfully solicit az
the and all that will my utmost sndsayors
70 give entire satisfaction JOHN @. FLEMING
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I OsT OR MIsLAID-SCRIP OF HOME MI.
LTgk Is' uranee Company Of New Orleans 10 Of
s FrDger, for hundred dollars No. 633 1850
having been lost missd application for duplicate Of same
has been m ade this day the company.
New Or cans July 20th, 1868.
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CITY OF EWORLEANs VS. JAMFSF CARIJrHERs
kecond DisLrict Court Of New Orleana-No. 30 81

CITY OF INV ORLEANS VS. JAMESF CARUFHERs
Second District Court Of New Orleans-No. 3O3s7
P4 VIRTUE Of a. Writ OF nerf faefa.
lldirected by the Honorable the District Courf
OF New Orleans in the entitled cause 10 Geo
aver late sheriff and BY said late sheriff
viii pr cesd to sell At rublc Auction, Merchants
and Auciicneers Exchange Royal street. between and
Custonboa streets In the Second District this city, on
TUESDAY, August 18th, 1868 At IL O'Clock ~ The follow
ing described property. 70 Wit:
Assessment district number two SQUARE number ona han
ded and three boun ded by Camp PrytAna Dsord
St. Charles, nvosi rele and Csope and n.asu az TWEEN
seven feet BY enty i've fet according to Oh. an de-
posted IN toe City Assessors Office al fspD
SIX thousand i've hundred dollars according 70 the roll Of a.
sessment depos ted in the Office the this
Ao another lot In the ssme assessment district and square,
eounotd ~ the same streets and measuring twenty
ieet ~ eighty i've feet According the deposited hi
office OF tue Assessor Of this city at the sum 81
ts six thousand i've nded d.ars according 10 the a
city. - -
seized In the above
eS- IERMs-Cash on The spot.
THOs L. MAXWELL.
jy23 sull 25 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. THOMAS BYRNK-
kecond District QUIT of New Orleans-Nn al. 3Ii

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. THOMAS BYRNK-
tecoDd District curt Of New Orleans-No. 303i6.
RB VIRTUE OF writ of Teri facfas
II directed by the Honorable Second District Court
New orleans, Il the above enttled cause Geo Avery
late sheriff, and by said Sheriff transferred will
proceed 70 sell al public auction at the Merchauts Auc
iOneers Exchange, Royal between and usto
DAY. August 18th, 1858 at u O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, bounded BY Canal
Common, CaTonde ct and BsIonne streets measuring m
thirty Ihree feet BY 25 hundred and twenty feet
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND bounded by Canal
Common, CAr0ndelet and Baronne ts measuring 3
thrtytwO feet by Q2 hundred seven feet ~
Assessment Roll for the year 1896 deposited in the Office
the Treasurer Of this city. =
Assessment, $4,000 .H NlH ILJ
Seized in the above suit ..Y.. H..l I'D u Es|
IA ThRSs-Cash on the spot II, t...
THOs l. MAXWELL,
yz3 auii 70 Sheriff Of the Parish Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-05
TINTED STATES DISTRICT CoU.r-

= Distnct OF Lolisi.na In the Matter Of Auguste
Piesrd, bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No. 1873 Whereas
AAugrsts Picard, Of the ely OF, New Orleans and
Act Of Congress Of March 1867 has this day filed in
said Court petition aging for discharge and certificate
said act;
Notices therefore given all creditors proved their
debts and to all other in interest that the 10Th day
November lss ct ii is assigned for the hearing
same and thst they my then and there attend aud show
cause any they have Why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Office, New Orleans, July II 1858.
jy2l aus 20 X LOEW Depnty Clerk
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AUCTION SALES.
G. DE Fsatrs SALES.
SUCCESSION OF CELESTE FERRAuLr-so. lsSs
..I .E
DWELLING HOUSE ON NELPoMESE STREET, BE-
TWEEN PRyTANIA AND CAMP STREETS.
G. DE FeRleT's SALES
BY O. DE FERRET,

BY O. DE FERRET.
ACKNOWLEDGES 50 Bienville street.
NJ .1ss.a, .n isSs .s y SsSss
on royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
Judge Of The second 1ie. coSn Of s.s os.ns sasd
ny a. iS he following described real estate BY pubic
LOT o. GROUND, situated il tn. First psrc. Of ts.
and ytssis ssd Sa & ps1 Of HS Ss "a rS-
per plan deposited tie once Of p f,dssesu1 ae nosaS
d street s and Ssp %s'nrn feet
d0gs,hsI vito .hs onsssSry wSoesa House containing
ing 1er TSs%s gallery iyie s, hysrsnS as trees
Act Vt sale with internal revenue stamp, attached at
purch@er's expense, be'ors A. Dreyous notary pnoc
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SPAIN
STREET, BETWEEN eREArxES Now DAUPHINJ
AND cAsAcALvo NOW RoYAD STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF WIN. CoNNER-No aOSz.
BE q. DE FFRIET,
Ofce No SO Bisnvills street
SATURDAY, Asrast ls.h, 1sss, az ne
change Royal street. Canal and stress
FSse AnsaSn ey virtue Of an order from the Hon john
esns dated July 10th, 1893 the following described
A Ior OF GROUND With the buildings and improve
msnts thereon suste in the Third District city
now bsupbinS Manaess and spain s.rssIs measuring s.
ZEE, ,-0as sps2 rss ns ss s " ssSs
~. months, m no secured BY special mortgage
from 1 ina ssn ssn' hS saas
TO be kept insured the policy Transferred to the vendor
cent attorneys commissions the amount recovered
which wiz e likewise secured by mortgage the purchaser
Act Of sale with Internal Revenue stamps at the expense
Of the purchaser before W. j. Osstdl notary public.
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~ District 81 LousanaI In the mster Of Aphonse Ter.
trou bankrupt In Bankruptcy No. $40 Whereas Alpbouse
1errou individually and Of the Arm 81 Loo
Chapentie Of the city Of New Orleans District
duly declared bankrupt under the Of of
"a 1901 has this day filed in said Court pet ton brewing
for discharge and certificate thereof from his debts and
other claims provsble under said act;
u therefore given TO al creditors who have proved
their debts and TO all other that the 18th
cay of November 1868 IL NJ Is assigned for the bsarin
OF toe and that they attend and show
eaus they have, why the prayer Of petition
should not be granted F
Clerks Office New Orleans. July Il 1868
j'2l aus 20 X. LoEW, Denuty Clerk
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SHeRIff'S SALES.

JOS J. ASTON VS. wa CoLEMAN-THIRD DIS
trict Court Of New Or eans-NO q, 2O2
RY VIRTUE of n writ OF seizure and sale
~ directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
New Orleans the above entitled cause to Geo Avery
late Sheriff, snd by said late Sheriff Transferred
INi proceed 10 sell at public suctisn at the
and Auction es Exchange Royal street, between Canal
on MONDAY August twenty fourth, 1868 IL O'Clock
!, TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with ali
the rights privileges aud belong
Ing or IN any wise appertantng situate the First District
OF this city designated BY the Nos and T. square
number elk hundred thirty seven bounded by Common
Graver. G-yoso salcsdo streets on pan drawn hs
Caaing Celles architects the 20th March, and De.
posted IN the office Of A Benvenu notary public In this
city, Said lots adiOin each othe and each Anne
can measure twenyeight feet nine inches font
on Grsver ct by hundred ard twenty In DEPTH
nd which said above descr bed property acquired b.
Coleman defendant herein from j. Aston per act "a sed
1865. ~ ~ '- NS'o'e''
seized in the above suit t..
~ lERMs-l In cash to sufficient amount 70 pay plain.
TINS clam amounting 10 the Of Two Hundred Dollars
tZUO with per cent interest per hundred
dollars slO from the 2lst 1865 the 24th May 1851
and per cent annum thereafter until the day Of
and also per cent. interest One Hundred
lars SO from the 2lst May 1866 the May 1855 and
per cent per thereafter until the day sale Three
polar 90 costs OF notarsl copy and Of suit
the spot The purchaser 20 90 extent Of the
smonnt OF his bid the payment Of two promissoy
cured oy mortgage said pery each for the of One
Hundred Dollars (tlO0 drawn deendent his own order
dated New Orleans May II 1856 payable respectively three
ana four years alter dse bearing interest pen
annum heresfter until paid And ance Of the price
OF soJud cation or any cash on the spot.
THos. L. MAXWELL,
yz3 anoH Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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limited STATES DIsTRICr co

- District Of Louisiana = In the Matter Of Dreyfns
Bros Co, bsnkrupts IN Bankruptcy No. TO- Whereas
Dreyfns Bros. Co, (B. Dreyfus, Jos Dreyfus
District aforesaid duly declar bankrupt under the
Of Congress Of March %, 1867 hied In said
Court. petition praying for discharge certificate
theeo from their debts and other claims provabie
said act;
Notice therefore given all creditors who have proved
their debts and TO al In Interest that the 10th
day November 1865 At II Is assigned for the hearing
the end that they may and there show
cause any they have why the prayer Of the said pstn
shOuld not be granted
clerks Once, New Orleans, July n. 1858.
jy2l aus % x. LOET. Deputy Clerk