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New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ
O0O 81 j8t Reg....I33 $40 Coup '67......l09
6s $40 Coup 6l....l lB 900 De- lO4O coup iU
6s so Coup 65.......ly7 10000 .'lU
900 $40 Coup 65 JOB 400 Treasury Notes SIo, ,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15


EXPORTS FROM NETWORK ~ AIRIL ,
Domestic produce. R2,526eE2 NoUsSoS slJ'y,o!oi
For mdse. freel l....... l3O2ot Ss'oo,, aSo iiSaSo
Foreign (dutiable).-... b34Ol9 oto'oAa Uosoo
Specie and bulOn..... 55s,oio AIol,Zoo o'osod''
EXPORTS FROM NEwlokk slNC5 SaH gAHUAhi ;,es1
Domestic produce ... sSl37lAH Sil8,ool Pi,lsd%
Foreign mdse free. 253JI 22O'o5! im5ia
Foreign do, dutiable.. lG5g,sb 2o55gho !tiooIu
SP0' TopTfGS IMPORTS AT NEw-YORK N APRIL.
1850 1867 1S6S
,,.orod for CON - tl3 sG844s sl0,SOO7F S9,6j9649
Enrd for warehousDg. l0l6965l l5'S1'sg lo1s3eos
Free Goods............. 1l52.6S3 l,232,97 96itSs
specie and Bullion. l6l,8l7 2n,.io n SdOas SOas
I14dn I'm w.arehouse. soiO,2CO s,S3S6iO iO,l40o5t
w" "rnapycN - 90 TupOPTs Ar NEw-YORK SINCE JANUARY l.
foHhiO" 1869. 1867. ISIS
Entered for consm. 6l9,iss fS5SSas9 tgS9to5?
Entd Tor warehOusng. u561,Ol0 ilbN'5ll @liSlH
Free trs goods ............ 5,07LIo 5ls3Gs S'21?S
Snece and bullion. oJZ''ot oo.'.S z',S1.'SOt
Wd'n from warehouse. 3l.'75'S2 DSSl'ool N''r'H
The Cbicaoo Tribune of Tuesday says the Loan mar
-. ~ ho called EASY SOme OF the banks, especially
those most Intimately connected with the grain trade e
mort Increased offerings of good business apst Ior us
ont uT tbe general testimony OF all Is that the supply
- & io fnnd n generally increasing, The baDkrate
for dcounts remains heretofore NJ ~ per cent large
shjpments OF Currency continue 10 20 lo,wau 70 the
t least 800 900 having gone 10 mwsuke To-
dayl for the movement OF ths Iensnnn pVIon a. ~. 1o
so readily as was expected Parties VINO nave recently
visited Winona Red Wing and other OF the pper sss
sIpni towns estimate that about oneha OF the gram Ia
that regon Ia st in the hands OF the ianets VINO nav
inc nnnsv for the past few years, have become In.
fered with the speculative tendency OF the tmos anu
are boding nort ion OF their grain, causing some com
plant among the country nerchantst"ho nave Guy ph
falling due.
The Cincinnati Inquirer of Tuesday says;
The applications for loans have been ia ana heie was
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

PETROLEUM AND MINING sIoCks,MtIhol sIoCks,7ci lio boAhD;
Mining S0ol& 200 Cold. go @ i0S Nun.ij 800
100 Montana " 100 B0btAi 1oa " wv '''''
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED OR
RBMITTBD FOR, ON RbChiRI AZ 1i,s1S, MAhhba hAlH"
FREE or ALL COMMISSION CHAkGkN
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

-.
Seates are the members; am the bedy. /
am no more Virginia, New YORK, Carolina,
or Massachusetts,. am the United States
Of America, one and indivisiblew Amen |!
roar Gettysburg aud Vicksburg and Port
Royal. Amen! thunders the Kearsagc as
she sinks the Alabama. Amen sings Sher-
man as he marches to the sea. Amen !
says Sedgwick as he sinks dead at Spottsyl-
vania.
But the victory was more than that. A
great nation may be great curse to hu-
manity. An imperial flag may be black
nag OF injustice. 1t is not great power-it
the great use Of power that is admirable.
The true triumph of the war is, not that
the Union shall benceforth be an undivided
power merely, but that it shall be an un-
divided power of justice and equal rights.
From the first, two principles have strug-
gled for its control; and the evil principle,
iinding that, by all the laws Of Heaven
and OF human prosperity, it was failing,
sought to ruin what it could not rule.
Bsiied in its bloody effort, let US now take
care with malice toward none, with chari-
ty for all-that it be bafiled forever.
But this can be done only by constant ae-
t1vity. Eternal vigilance is the price of
liberty, because its foe is as crafty as it 10
cruel. If it is beaten in one form, it will
try another. The magician who was tiger
yesterday will be fox to-day. Sedgwick
died to preserve the integrity of the Union.
We live that we may preserve its justice.
From the three hundred thousand who see
not this peaceful autumn sun, from field and
river, from mount and sea, from the blood
in the streets of Baltimore, from the tor
ture and despair of Andersonville, from
Fort Wagner and Fort Pillow, and Spott-
sylvania, from all your heroic fields, men
OF the Sixth Corps, and from your brothers
who are buried there, comes the glorious
cry, " We conquered under the flag OF the
Union, the flag that promised liberty. We
won our victory and died. See that you
die rather than surrender it."
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
q. S. M ARsHALS SALES,


charles Morgan versus bernard AvegnO.
~ THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
for the Fifth Cireuit and District of Louisi.
issued il the above entted suit and received by me-
on the fifth day OF November 1855 have seized and
DAY the seventeenth day OF December, 1858, n liz
between Canal and Customhouse streets In tSis
city, at the hour OF twelve O'Clock M, the follow.
FoUE GERf%fN f%lIfisris Is fis IS OF eRouSp with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. rights
belonging or in any wise sppertainins sitaased in
the First District of the cit Of New Orleans in the
Grayier streets, and designats as lots Nos I0 III
an and ~, Z on % plan draw BY Hugh Grant, sufSeyor
front on ew Leyee street % feet inches front on
Sss on the sds Of lot Eo p and 81 anShss ne
On the side of lot no. 10; lot No. TO- having A feet
INCHES 8 lines front Fulton street, By a depth
Of lls feet and lines the side of OF No O. and Of
EeE Leyee street. q feet inches lines frons ns on
inches lines on the side Of lot No IS and lot No,
street, 2 feet inches and lines front on FnIton
street. BY depth of 16 feet II inches lines on the
hde OF ot NO. H. and of lie feet inches and lines
on the side otlot No, Is, be the more or less
Seized and to be sold as above set for to
satisfy the demand OF Charl IS Morgan plaintiff in
suit, amounting to thlrty eight thousand and sixty
nine dollars and eightyeiRht cents, with interest
until paid more fully an parfcuiariy SET forth in
the COZ Of the iudgmentof record in said snit to.
getaer with attorneys fees and all costs Of suit as
Terms of Sale-.OAsh. at the time Of Adjudication.
IN onitei states Treasury notes. =. :
Costs Of act Of sale, internal revenue stamina etc
az The expense Of purchaser. -
NJ United States MarshAl's ofRcs, New Orleans,
III. HEBRON. q. 4. Marshal
ANo. ss-noI4 q % deB i2l5 VI Aoui''AnA'
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

heerd, and the cheerful crack nv the
pistol andsahresk NV the man wat has got his
Cruel viii no more be heerd 10 all Che land.
Bascom, after he hes the few farms still un-
mortgaged In the vlsinity will close, and 90
to Louisville and embark into Wholesale
grocery trade and jine the church, and give
librally to Sundy-skools; his grosery will
fall into dekay and the sine will hang by
one hinge. We shell see churches and
skoolhOuses, fsctrys and villages every
where. The Pogram place NV two thous-
and skers will de divided up into twenty
farms, and onto them farms will be
the bustlin Moo Yorker, the cool, caluclatin
Yankee, the steddy, hard-workin German
who will display his grovelin nAcher by
workin himself iRstid nv forcin niggers to do
it for him. We shel be run over with
skoolmarms deluged with academies, plas-
tered over with noosepapers, stunned with
machinery, drove crazy by the whirr, crash
and clash Nv mowin machines and reapers.
And there will be cheese made at the cor
ners. Pennibacker's distillery will be
turned into cheese factory, and weak
whey will run where now the generous high
wines fash along the troughs. Their will
be no rectiiyin at the Corners-the hog
pens will be abolished and in their sted
will be skool-houses. And laethings l see
in my minds eye Horasho, the sperit, the
ghost Nv the departed Pogran, (for
he won't survive it long), how
erin over the scene, ez Hamlick's
father did. The blessed shade will look in
vain for his house-on the spot where it
stood will be an academy. He will turn to
Bascom's, but there he will find deestrict
skule. ITO Penibacker's y he will gasp in
a sperit whisper, and with a speritooal
smack Nv his speritoosl lips he will hover
over it, but the smell Nv cheese in place NV
the strengthenin odors in wich he delites,
will send a speritooal shudder thro him.
A gost Nv tear will run down his sperit-
GOAL nose, linger for minnit at the
tip, like dew-drop on the rose, and fall |!
Then will the dissatisfied gost demand to
be taken back to purgatory, place less
tryin to his nerves.
Deekin Pogram has only britened up
wunst. A thot flashed over his mind wich
gave him comfort for mint. "Isn't ther
a Booth for Grant ez ther wuz for Linkin ?"
askt he.
"Ah" said I, in alarm, 'wood you kill
Grant to hev Colfax in his place? We mite
kill Celiax, say you. Alars! sposn they'd
elect Sumner ez President Nv the SENT
Kill Sumner! Good Lord, mol They'd
then elect Butler Speaker of the House.
and he can't be killed. No! no! We he'd
better bear the ills we hev than fly to them
we know not NV. It's gone. All is up
with me and US. l shell stay in Kentucky
for the present, tho wat may become Nv me
the Lord only knows" ....
PETROLEUM V. NASBY, P. NJ.
(Which is Postmaster
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

Henry EieheI w. 'Terrance CovHe. fail
q the minor AATy Ann Ooyls, and BEN
monaghan, father Of the minor Chartes Leoa
Monaghan. ~ r..--
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pI
II ism of Orleans, No. 7A--Bv yirtne of
Of seizule and sale to ne directed By the Honoi
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Org
ID the above entitled cause, Twill proceed to eel
publte Auction, at the Merchants and Auctions
xohnnge. Royal street, bstEsen CAnal ard Gust
house streets in the Seccad District 81 this civ
MONDAY, November 30. leea 81 II o 'olook Al -
A GER rAIN LOT OF GROUND. together :
all the buildings and i'm mpTcTements thereon rr
ways, privileges and appurtsnancea thereto bel
ing rr IN any wise AppertAining situate on the
ture OF Fanbourg Livaudias, IN the Fourth Dis
o. this city, in the square bounded by Seoo
Thirds Levee streets and the public landings
designated BY the number eighteen on a plan ID
by q. Moelh aus N, late surveyor, dated twentyIi
O. February, 1876 and depo tied in the Office Of @
Stt'nGer' a late . notary public In this city as
Said lot measures twenty dvs feet and three ind
on the Public Landing, running back 10 the N
dary line of lot No, g. having depth ON the sidel
oi lot No IL Of seventy eight feet four inches q
depth OF seventy seven feet two inches and SIX
on the nne of lot No.lB. and having q width on
rear line dividing 1t from lot No of twentyl
rect tive inches and three lines, American meas
which property was acquired by the efendi
nsrein By purchase from LldHig VAilen Of III Isl
hy an act dateu eleventh of December 1866 bel
j, Cohey, late a notary public in this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWKI [.
oes nol4 . Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlesl
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
SUCCESSION OF MARIE oARREKE, WIFE

of DR.. Escoubas-No 80, $50. '-r
DY Q, GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-O OHioe
- corner Of Exchange Alley and Bienvile street.
be sold at ten O'clock A. M, at the corner Of st
Philippe and Roman streets, by virtue of an order
from the Honorable the Second District. COURT oI
the parish Of Orleans, dated November g. 1883
we'll assorted and well patronized DRUG
TURE. ,-lV77- =
Also
On the same day, by virtue Of tho same order and
for account of succession will he sold at twelve
o'clock M, on Burgundy street, No. S. between
Bienville and Cont streets -.
A lot of Rich HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con.
sistng OF Rosewood. Mahogony and Black Walnut
Furniture, such BedsteAds and Beddngs. Ar,
moirs Toilets, Bureaus, Wash Stands, Lookins
Glasses, Extension Table, Sidebosrd Chairs, Sofa,
Cooking Stove, etc, .|T -
Terms cash. noln1A1a
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
SHERIPFS SALES.
j John II. HanlIn VS.. Patrick Burns a
Ann Gaiu his W,fa

John IT, AanlIn VS.. Patrick Burns and
Ann Gain, his Wife. ~
SEVhNTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
trct Couro-By virtue Of wr of hsrI facias to me-
drected by the Honorable, thu Seventh District
Oourt for the parish of Orleans in the above en-.
titled cause will proceed TO sell at public auction
At the Merchants and Auctioneers' ExehRnRe
Royal street, between Canal and Customhonse
streets in the Second District Of this city, on MON
DAY, Noyember thirty, 1863, at twelve o clock nj .
the Three Story Brick Building, out buildings and
other improvements thereon, siI uated in the First
Baronne. CaTondeet and Lafa ette date Hsva and
9irod streets, which lot measur . forty-four feet
depth Of one hundred and fourteen feet, being The
same property acquired by defendant Mrs. Ann
mand Pile by act before p. d. Cuysilier Notary
Hnpia' In this city on the twenty eighth February
Seized iu the above suit.
Terms-CAsh on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN THE FIRST
Distrlot--Succession Of r. o. WoodmAn.
" OHARnEa n IN y rrfrtrr. .1c,

RY CHARLES Il. FORTIER, Auo
~ tloneer-Ofice No. 4s Exchange Allsy.-SATUR
pAe1 November 2l, 1858, at IL o'siock NJ, al
street, between Canal an Customhouse Streets By
virtue OF an order from the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish Of 0rlesps, dated
September le, 1855 the following described proper.
! A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, With the build.
ings and improvements tneren situated in tbs First
District Of this cty in the square bounded By Pry.
tAnla and Euterpe streets, PrytaniA Walk and Coli
scum walk, as per pan Of PeeQuet b Ora npon,
surveyors, dated october TO- 1856 and deposited in
the otfee Of Hugh Madden late a notary in this
CITY said lot measuring 1853 feet inches front on
Eolseum walk 10 feet 10 inches front on Prytania
walk, l30 fee ii inches in depth on the side line
toward Euterpe street. and I3s feet inches lines
on the side line toward Prytani street.
Terms-Oash in United States treasury notes -
Act Of sale before John y. Ooffey notary public
a. the expense Of the purchaser including United
States Internal Revenue stAmps.
ocia 81 noIl4 70 1881 afH lsf UI.#
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

Pargoud. her Tackle Apparel etc
| THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
1 for the District of Louisiana No. 9ls3-In oba
dience to an admiralty warrant to me directed
IN the above entitled suit have seized and taken
into my possession ~
The Steamer FRANK PARGouD. her tackle.
s{ apparel etc. now beled by Wilbur F. Triyett for
the District Court of the United States. ''-
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
pWaers tnereof and all and every person or persons
terest IN or 70 the came e be and appear at Dis
trict Oourt 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
neEeoi, g show cause, Il any they have or oan why
sole agreeSbly to the prayer OF libelant = J =
.. 9hlted ", I states Marshals Office. New Orleans,
ANo. T6-no7 l2 II 81 " ~ Na"te"eA
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

r. MarsOudet vs. Heaoise Bouaor.
T'HlRD DISTRICT. COURT OF NRV
4 leans, No. "a. <31-By virtue Of a writ y
taoias directed by clhe Honorable the ;rh,S
trict Court of New Orleans, in tbs !
enutied cause, fe George W. Avery, late ShsrI
to an agreement entered into between the y, N
terested therein, will proceed to sell al puh.
uon, 81 the Merchants and Auctioneers FIss
Royal street between Canal and Custom hoa ass i
II the second District Of this city. on MON
November l6, 1858, AZ twelve o'clock NJ, tbes
ing described property, to Wit: 'N'l
LOT OF GROUND, with the buiidings,, =,
proyements thereon, situlted in the SeconS \
OF tins clty, on the southeast side OF Bureunis,
in the Square bounded by the said BurRund,.
sna oy st Ann, Dumaine and Dauphine Il
nayings IN American measure, thirty-two fes
on said Burgundy street, by ninety siI feei
lnches in depth. between parallel lines, ri.
same property acquired by Alfred March and N
boudousquie, By act passed before Octave M;
sary R Rs6lc IL this city, on ths twenty eighth 4
Alfred harchand by tho said Heloise BoudSS.
by act passed before the same notary az
twenty fourth May, 1867. oA''
The bulldogs and improvements eomnr,,
three % story brick dwelling house. outbousesI
Inc house bears No 200 on Burgundy strua Il
thereof will be on exhibition ct the E1chsnn1
days previous to that OF eAle, ~
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-One. third cash and the balance Al An,
two years credit, in notes divided into copn'
interest per annum from date, and special NOR
on the property sold, until final payment.
Dulldlngs and Improvements on said lot of !,
70 be insured and kept insured against tbs
hre in the sum of four thousand dollars n
notes. "
THOMAS L. Maxwell
ocl5 Aol 10 Sheriff of the Parish of orr
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
OUNSTABLR,R SALES.

Thomas c. Pagan Va. Mrs. Y. Miguel
--.- No 23L
THIRD JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE, PARISH
OF Orleans-By virtue Of writ OF d eri faoias to
ned. me directed by the Honorable John p. MontAmat
Ihir1 Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish
OF Orleans will proceed to sell at public auction
on en- hOs,bAf the twsntythird day Of November
lete at u O'Clock M, at No. BisnviliO street Be
tWeen Royal and Bourbon strests the folloRinx
Described property, viz.
One lot Of EU fNIrURE and MOVABLE FF
tEUIs, as per inventory in MY ofice.
heized in the above entitled and NUM- tared suit
Terms-Oashin united States Trea ", notes
uolgI7 81 = a. NJ oohstssi.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
SiEi;mERd ,1a%7,S n!1,a Egn1eI. !. r.ter Of the y

siEismund RunkeI, Tutor of the Nj
Judith David vs.. Samuel Jarvis Peters Jf
EuF'FH DISTRICT OOunR FOR THE ?
= lsh OF Orleans, No. e4-By virtue of A WI
seizure and sale to me directed b. the HonorsbI
ruin District COurt for the parish Of Orleans 4
above entitled cause. wi proceed to sell Al p
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
ehange, Royal street, between Canal and ON
mouse streets, in the Second District Of this cin
mEDNESDAY, December 2 1868, at twelve ~
h;, the following descTibed property, to-wit.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUFD
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situat
the First District OF this city, in tbs centre n
oras street, between Oirons and St. John su
anu anu messuring IN Engiish measure thirty.tVo
one lnef four lines front on Circus street and
hundred and fifty Eve feet nine inches and
lines In depth on the north and south side NJ PoT
street, Being the same property which ths
defendant acquired by purchase from tbe Nav
leans and Carrollton Railroad COMPANY by an
passed before Lucien Hermann, late notary
nc IN this city, on the twenty fourth day Of Nov
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
,, THOMAS L. MAXWELL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

j.
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- lsh OF dreams, No. ll5-By virtue of WI
seizure and sale to me directed by the Hopo,
the sixth District Court for the parish OF (Irs
IN the above entitled cause 1 will proceed 10 y
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctIopl
Exchange, Royal street, bet cen Canal and CnH
mouse streets, in the Second District OF this an
MONDAY, November 30, 1855, at II O'Clock M. =
The following described property to wit,
ONE HALE OF A CkRTAIN PORTION
GROUND, situate in the Second District Of
CITY, IN the square bounded by Bienyille John
C1stomhouse and GAlyez streets, N eSsur ng tive
eight feet ten inches, and seven lines front on II
son street by eighty four feet in depth, betV
parsiel lines Being a part Of two certain lol
ground designated by the Nos. seventeen
nTawn mrayIn On the sixteenth Of July, 1853, bi
the otsee Of P. O. .CuvelIier. Notary Public ia
city. on The sixteenth OF December 1851, which,
portion of gro nd being the half nearest UusS
house street, together with all the improTeml
thereon ~ any rights, ways servitudes, pIlyh
and All other advantages shereuntO belonging d
any WISE appertaining without exception OF resg
tion whatever. Tt t~e 7'7'
Being tbs. same property acquired by the dsl
dant herein ~ Nurehase from A. Ehrhardt ~
acl pass before j. Cohn, . Notary Public In
city dated the eighth day Of Nay, 1867.
Seized IN th above suit -
Terms--Uash on the spot.
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL
.oo. Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleai
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
PROPERTY ON LIVE OAK STREET, FORM.
ing the corner of DufOssat street, City of Jsffer.

sou-oucoeshlon Oh Ineoeene Dalon.
RX CHARLES e. FORTIER, AUO-
~ tioneer-Otice No. % Exchange Alley. y.-TJHS.
DAY, December J, 1858 At Il oclock NJ. will be sold
at the Mer chants and Auctoneers' Exchange Royal
street. oetwesn Canal and Customhouse streets by viz
tue Of sn order from the Honorable the Judge OF the
Parish Court for the parish of Jefferson, dated
property, viz: $50 2. IT
:, A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the
Epuhnurg Avart, City and Parish of Jefferson, de,
signated by the No. 10, in the square bounded By
Lave Oak Magazine Belcastel and Dufossat streets.
Said lot measures thirty feet front on Live OAK
street, by a depth of one hundred feet, American
measure, between parallel linee. Said lot forms the
corner OF Liveoak and DufossAt streets
Terms-Cash IN United States Treasury notes
Act OF sale before =. H. LaresOhe notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser, includiaR United
States Internal Revenue stamps.
oc3l moi Il q 30
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
oPELoUsAs RAILROAD BoND-sUooEssIoN
Of Mrs. Sarah Hebbgn Goodman, wife Of j. {

/ OfMrs. Sarah Hebben Goodman, wife OF j. G.
Rls. 1 s-U--r r.a.
PY @. Il. GIRARDEY d CO., AUO-
- tioneers- Nicholas j. Hoey, Auctioneer-Ofice
No; u Exchange Place-SAfURDAY, November
q, LES at twelve O'Clock M, at thei Merchants'
will be sold. oy Writ g OF sb order Of the Hon
\. Duvigneaud, Judge of the second District
court the parish of Orleans, numbering IL coo
OF tho docket of said court rendered in the above
1865 4 = -,
- A Bond Of the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great
western Railroad Company, No. Is, for one thou
sand dollars, with coupons attached,
IeTms0Cash - In United States Treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
AUCTION SALES,
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MAGAZINE
strset-SucceSziOn Of Moritz Hu@-No. sl.saa.

strset-SuccaziOn Of 1Eoritz Hu@-No. ,saa.
RK q. DE FBRHET. AUUTIoNERR,
II Once No. g bienvilIp atresk--HATUR
DAY. Decembsr "a 1888. ab twelve o'clock NJ.
ct the Mefehant6 and AuctioRears' ExchABRO
Royal strost. between Canal and Oustomhousa
streets, u1 b sold By pubic aueeon, hy 4lftus Of
an order from the Hon. Louis DuviRusand, Judge Of
the Second District Court of New Orleano dated
October %, 1858, the following described real o.
state belonging 70 said successfon, v8:-
"A LOT OF GROUND, together with ell the
riehts. ways, priylsges and appuRtenanees there
unto belonging in any wise AppertA ming situated
in the First District Of this city, ir the square
bounded by Magazine, Constance. Robin, and fsrp-
siohors STREETS, desgnsted by the No. on ; plan
draw" By Paul q Boudousqaie. architect, dated
April D. 1857. said lot measures. more or less, in
on Magazine street, by depth OF III feet 10 inches
and lines. between parallel lines - =
The buildings sAd Improvements comprise one
story frame house. covered with States, containing
gallery and one room, prives oisteFD, eto-
PermsTThe purchaser will assume the payment OF
inortgaee mote Of six hundred and Fifty eight dol
ars thirty and one third csnte. datad MAY II,
!soI payable tW1 years after date with sx per cent
interest per annum from date to maturity, and
eight per cent thereafter in default of payment the
act OF sale importing confession Of judgment in IA
Tor OF any holder of said note due May a. 1853
stipulated in the act Of sale granted to deceased
before r. Grima. notary public, on May q, 1857 and
for the balance of the price Of adjudication, cash
Act Of sale with o. S, Internal Revenue stamps
attached before Thos. j. Beck, Jr., notary public
at purchasers expense. no10 "A 81 29 de5 IL