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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11

The Act of Congress confers upon the Corpo-
rations besides the right of way across the Ter.
rtories, gift of - $40 acres OF the public lands
per mile. contiguous TO this line, and Gn appro'
priation from the National credit Of Sixty NIL
LIONS in 6 FER CENT. RoNDs delivered as the
work progresses; or halfthe estimated cost Of
the Through Line and Branches. These Sub
sidy bonds the company may cancel in course
of Years by the Transportation services OF the
Roads. and small per centage of their net carr.
ings: they, therefore, constitute an element oil
great strength TO the corporations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11

These bonds bid fair % attain the most Srom.
inent position among the nouspeculatiTs In.
vestmeuts Of the country. and viii be actively
dealt in at the msney centres in Europe.
Holders OF Government securities have An on.
portunity Of exchanging them for Central Pa.
chic Bonds bearing an equal rate Of interest
with the principal well secured, and Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11

ITUUI al VdI o vi IU EUUV VIVNU NIIVIII W % just
exactly what We claim.
They are purely Vegetable:
Then ieM InUigOrdfe and Strengthen;
They tortVy The system against The erillsSectS n
UnphOLsSOme Water;
They iciH cure Dyspepsidi
They tCiA cure Heartburn;
Thcy ,ciH cure Headache;
They tciH cure Jdundicc;
They iriH cure Sea Sickness;
They ,CiH cure General Debility;
They tciu create a healthy appetite;
They contain no Poisonous Drug;
They giU iHUiJoTGts the system Of digestion, and
moderately increase the temperature of the
body and the force of the circulation, acting, in
fact as general corrObOrant OF the system.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11

The Act further authorizes them TO issue an
equal amount of their own First Mortgage
Bonds of corresponding denominations, i0hieh
shall be the first claim upon The tchole railroad prop
erty, aud 10 phich the lien Of the Gorer'mcat ShaA
be subordinate, as 4 means OF more readily secur
ing the remaining half of the capital for the CON
structioni the equipments: &c, being PROVIDED
out of the capital stock subscriptions and other
sources.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11
DESIRABLE
STEADY INVESTMENT,
Principal & Interest in Gold Coin.

The attention of Investors, Tn. stees, EIecn'
tors, and others desiring an unua lally safe re-
liable and profitable form Of permanent invest
ment, is called to the advantages and assurances
of the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11

Price 81 a5 per Bottle, or six for 6 So
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
Address letters for information, in confidence, TO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11

The great CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD is there
fore. in an important sense, q SEMl'NATloNAL
WORK. aided and commended by the people, the
Legislative power and the Executive officers,
though its management is administered nth all
care and toTsthoght Of the most eminent pirate
corporations. Being under the constant super
vision of the GOvernment-who being the prin
cipal creditor, accepts subordinate and contin-
gent lien-with 30 large an amount of addition
al capital also invested in the property pledged
il is believed that no securities now offered in
the market possess the sane claims to conn
dence and market value, except those OF the
Government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11
Try them and be Convinced!

FOR SALE EVERYWHE "F!
FOR SALE EVERYWHERA
FOB SALE EVERYWHERE!
H.w. nUBBEL, General Agent,
o Cedar street, y. Y.
McCABE, KRAFT & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
seYIaIy Sole Agents for W. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11

Under these iavoring auspices very gratifying
progress has Jeen made in extending the railroad
track from both directions. Nearly 1000 miles
of the Main Line and convergng Branches be-
tween the Missouri River and the base of the
Rocky Mountains have been built within three
wears. The CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD has
also steadily and successfully carried the Main
Stem Line from the steamboat navigation OF the
Pacific TO the summit of the Sierra Nevada, and
into the Great Salt Lake Basin east of the Cali
fOrnia line. Having overcome 10y far the most
difficult and expensive portion Of the whole
line, the probabilities of the through connection
with tho Eastern lines being effected in 1870
amount almost 10 certainty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11
n. HELMRoLD's

DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
594 Broadway, New York, or
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20
ATTENTION. RESTAURANT KEEPERS. PUBLIC
CATERERS, ETC.
THE POPULAR AND FAR-FAxED BoUDRo RES.
rAURAsT AsD PISTOL GALLERY. SITUATED
AT THE LAKE END OF THE PoSrcHARTRAIs
RAILROAD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
SUCCESSION OF L BouDRo-sa s,os
RY @. DIE FERIET.

AucrorEKR- ONCE and salesroous Sc Bienvlle street.
NIONUA n, March e3t, SIS, al lie o'cloek
WI public auction At the Merchants and Auct0noer
Exchange Royal between Canal and Cuetomhoue
order from the Hon John Thomas,
Judge Of the Second Dstct Court OF New Orleans dated
February H. 1868 the following described real estate viii be
i. A PARCEL OR PORTION OF GsoUND, with the
b dngs and improvements thereon, situated In the town
subourR Of Nnetug At the lake end Of the P0ntcharrsn
on Eyssn Fields street on Msrgny By
f5 feet inches and lines In depth and frost on Lake Pont
chartrain
The Buildings and improvements well knovn as the
smed Boudro kesfsuran" consist Of Frame Building,
covered With states. thor ughs In shed containng two
parcrs two small front gallery hall IN center
gallery encl0ted with Ve bnds and used
the dining stlOoD he building has the apparatus
10 cure the with which Is lighted besids three
cstern splendid iren fOunzin In the
property, she led walks ornamental garden pfives
The Buildings ON the Lot belonging 10 Mr.. rhlip Bill
oneha OF which belong &c the succession Of Boudr,
and which coRsst Of Frame House, covered with clap
boards rtaiurg two large Parors saloons and large
Kitchen with etc. three cis and prives also,
building in hont wen Known "The Pistol Gallery"
LOT OF GROUND. in the square bounded by Ely
sian Feds kargny, Frankfort and Columbia sets
front Eysa Fiess by III feet 10 inches and
lines In depth, hstvee. parallel lines.
The buildings and consist Of frame House
covered with States containing four with ro and
galleries. back build cont aiming aud
binets with gallery prives three cstsrns
The whole according to plans made by Pile Murray
civil geers and architects which will be exhibited
two weeks previous 70 the day 81 sale.
"a TEREs-Cssh IN u = Treasury Notes
before Aneds DucaeI notary public, at purchasers
pense
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

We are informed by some Of our most reliable
planters that in blowing up land whereupon
cotton was made last year, large quantities OF the
cotton fy grub are turned up to the surface. The
presence Of the grub In healthy condition in
the cotton fields is q sure indication that the
army worm viii be ct work again the coming
season. Baton Rouge Advocate, 18th.
A large number of hands have quit work on
Grand LeVee and departed for New Orleans. or
have scattered through the country seeking other
employment. Nothing definite has been learned
in this city relative to the continuance Of the
work By the contractors. The river is rising rap
idly, and the latest accounts from the West indi.
cafe that we will not escape heavy rise. 1t
would be sore disappointment If, after all the
hopes and expectations created by the commence
ment Of work on this important levee, the water
should be permitted to food again the country
behind it, Baton Rouge Advocate, 10th.
The Baton Rouge Advocate notices the de-
pariure for 1.-THE West" OF Capt. Welshans and
Meshrs. Eztresse Blouin aud Oscar Holt. They
go to make their permanent home Says the Ad-
vocate: "Wfilsf regretting that tha flow of the
tide is from rs, we wish them every success in
their new homes on the Pleins.n
Speaking Of the Hickey levee, the West Baton
Rouge sugar Planter says: 1--WE are highly graft
fed at being able to announce the near completion
of this stupendous work. Ten days more will
suffice 70 witness the closing labors. 1t is one of
the best levees built ia this State, and is so
pronounced by all who have SCENT. No quantity
Of water resting against it could possibly cause a
river that many years must eapse before ano her
levee will be required from cavinz banks. The
work has been visited by hundreds of people, aud
all express their admiration of the faithful manner
in which the work has been done. This will be
good news TO all whose property is protected by
this evee."
They are talking Of building q turnpike from
Homer TO Trenton.
Several thousand large canes we're shipped TO
st. Louis yesterday from the lower wharf. A few
days since quantity Of coon skins went the sane
way. Wild cane and coon skins are new articles
of commerce in this community.
Baton Rouge Advocate.
There are more houses to rent IN This city tnsn
there have been Cor several years past Among
them are many stores, the late occupants If which
have quit business. The prospect for spring aud
summer trade lie not bright one, bat We will get
through in some way, doubt, and if good
crop Is made this fall, then hail to good times
once more. Money is not easy to obtain on any
kind of collateral now except on gold, and no ia
cIliues exist for q credit business.
lf5aton Rouge Advocate
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20
Mnitary 0rder-Gen. Kexaold's Assumes
Command.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, March IS, ls65.
General Orders No. Is
The undersigned hereby assumes command OF
the Fifth Military District, transferred to him by
Major General Hancock, in general orders No IA,
current series, headquarters Fifth Military District
Existing orders will remain in force, and ell
officers on staff duty at the headquarters OF the
District will continue ia the performance Of their
customary duties, until otherwise ordered.
J. ]. REYNOLDS,
Brevet Major General U. q. Army
Onieisl:
NATHANIEL BURBANK,
% Lieut., 3Tth Infantry. Bvt. LIST Lieut., q. S. A,
Acting Assistant A diutant General.
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MONDAY, April h. 1858, mt q o'clock
WIN the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange, on
between Canal and Customh0use streets BY
ubc BY virtue of order II, the Honrraoe the
Second ud c District Court o. the State OF Louisiana sit
ting IN the Parish Of Bernard Court Docket No. $3.50 the
following ibed real estate viii be sold
TEN SQUARES OF GROUND, with TIE buildlngs and
thereon situated ia Versailles In tbs Parish Of
1872 1873. ls4. lH and las 4lt
ihe raid fqua u bounded as follows, viz: Ls
SQUARE No Jas = bounded BY Prosper, st'Avide, La
SQUARE Ne i44s bounded by Prosper. St. Avids Button
and Tounefort Il eets 1ff "
soUABt No. i4s Is bounded by Prosper ST. Avds and
Button STREETS, ard Paris Avenue.
SQUARE No. lac is bounded BY Prosper. 81 Avds. La
place and Daiembert sfreets- W 49,
soUARE No ISL is bounded by St. Avids. St. John the
Baptist, Lsplsce and Dali mhert streets
SQUARE No l32 Is bounded by st. Avids. 81 John the
BAPTIST, Tournefort and Laplace streets.
SQUARh No 1888 i blnnded by St Avide, st. John the
Baptist. Button Tournsiort streets.
SQUARE No l3f is bounced by St Avide, st. John the
Baptist and Button streets, and Paris avenue. =
SQUARE No l47 Is bounced by ST. Avide, Prosper and
Dslembert streets snn Lacoste's plantation. b.
SQUARE No. l48 IL bounded BY Prosper, Solidee Dalm-
bert streets and Lacoste's plantation. -
The whole according 10 plan no So made BY j. Pile,
Surveyor dated April IS 1897 and deposited In the ONCE OF
theodore Seghes, notary public. M
Ds-TERNs-Cash IN U. :. Treasury Notes.
Of sale With u IDernal Revenue Stamps attached
before A E. Benvenu, Notary Public At purchasers ca
pe-se
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

CHARLES CASE, REoEIvBR FIRST NATIONAL
Bsnk OF New orlesns. Jsues walsh-Flnh DissSia
Court Of New Oreans-Eo. lB,Fi
RI vfETUE OF writ Of nerf fsciss
~ " me directed BY the Honorable ths Finn Die
S. Court Of New Orleans. In the above sItltlsd cause
VII proceed % sell II public s1ctiOn The Merchants ant
Areineers' Exchsugs Roysi street bstween CgnH and
Su. tene streets IN the 5ecoad District q city On
Ing Described property. viz.
one cEkrAIs Lor OF GROUND situate and being
IN the frst District Of this city BttnrS cry,
IN square No A, bounded by LaiAe Gifod Font sud
Ne y stsees designst by number said square
on We pisn BY Jes. fie late Sarvoysr measuring tws1
our tnree inches 'front.' Delta and Front streets ~
eptn OF one hundred and Tvs AMI three Lies O
Neen parallel ins tcssttsr with al rgats aid al
sss heftupto belonging or in wise apper sang
81 IKRMs-C4sh on the spot.
GEO " AVERY,
nhlo is Sheriff Of th3 Paish % OrleanA
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON ToHoUPTroULAs
STREET, BETWEEN BENJAMIN AND sUzErrE
sTREETs-xRs. FRANCES S. oGDEE. WIDOW OF
RK OGDEN. NATURAL TUrRIx. vs. R oe-
DEN AND Ala


rNUE0DAY,Arfff7 fh. 4 SOS. at IL s,.f.et
atth3 Merchants ana Ancfioneers Exctau "a Rox al
street, between Cana aud Customh0uss stresS by
tue Of an order from the n oosbe the second sfrf
OF New Orleans, dated March 5h 1853 the following DE-
scr be- properties belong 70 nis aud VII
,; 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sg.th.r With all IN.
puongs and improv mepts thereon the subn 70
peors IN ne qnsrs bounced BY Ichcupoua NV Lsvss
Be an and euzetts streets and deal BIZ the No on
pan cravn BY Moelnauscn The z7h f8f7. tina
"a Lot measuring 3 feet inches trout TchonuI a.
street M feet In seph the line separating Il from Tot No
~ bet on the line ng fronL1t No. 2 thence
runnink on line parallel with Tchoupissuss street 81 Feet 10
belemln street ana - feet inches
70 s.sa bensnn street, On vhic< Is has front Of ~ feet
?; TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND -,th an the
ruiares and improvements SITUATED thereon suburb
Delord In the ounced by Tchou t0uss Nv svse
~ slamin and soztte streets and dsgnsd BY the Nos.
.nd& on pn draw by N. No hansen said Los No
nefsnri 70 ret front Tchoupouas
IN depth oetseen parallel lines and Lot Is
se 10 en- Ieoupitoaas street, BY III lea In dsDth between
ca 1xRss-Ors-hsf cash a-d ths balance On credit AZ
one and two years IN retes securd By mortgage ven
oers pyhefs bearg egat ee.t inter psr an
nsS rom d.le unit sayment Tie buildings 70 be Insured
Ac Of sale. With Unite5 internal rsvsuus stamps
sttaehee teore lHahue gurthe, notary pubc the sx-
pensc Of the purchaser.
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EHNEsT TURPfN. wH0LEsALs MASUEAc-
- ;nrtf OF stick Candy, fancy Caudes Chocolss Cem
orsp., Sugar Almonds Rock Candy Jgjsbe Paste San
broys snr Syrnps 81 stesn- Importer Of Freneh ysn~
ments, such a Cupids Fioserf. Csc Leaves re-
fhns Decprztrd Toys cofr.auex Esacy Papers for 49,
stands or souqnets O. tena Fsny Boxes Tor cnn
mas and Me- Year Presents cornuco9ias etc.stc Ns
oa Lsve. Isrset between 81 Louis and Cont streets Ne"
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cBAs. E. fORTIER'S SALES.
SECOND AND LAsTeADJUDIckTIos.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN GEORGE BAUxAN. SECOND
DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS


AucnoNEER-Ofics Ne. IS Exchange alley.
SATURDAY. March. elst. 1893. .. II
- O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Elk
change Canal Gu tomheuse streets
BY Of hon rablr the Second strict
Court dated February 49, 1868 the following
property at public auction, viii be old !. : ~.
FlyhrCERJAIN LOTS or n IND In the Fourth Dis
Of this city in square b7unded by Freret Jackson
Howard and shp streets designated By the No< IL L. 49,
p and IS plan drawn by J. A. Depouly architect,
the 18th November. 1896 deposited IN the oce OF z Grima
notary public Lots Nos H. and Is each % feet
inches Frcret By 1888 feet inches
and IN in cegsh between parallel lines said iots sdoin
each other Lots Nos. and IS also djoning each other
each % feet inches asd lines front Howard
street. by l3s feet inches and lines deepbetvecn parallel
lines. =
1h. being the second and last adjudication the shove
des rbed property having price Of apprasc
m fermer Offering will be sold the st and
high. siddsr without reserve the following terms and
conditions. to wit:
On year the purchaser give bond with
good and security opsrty said
bond TO bear eight cent interest xom oate Of sale until
psid.
Of sac before Alcse J. Ksr notary public the
reven sta
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E0E sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
cred Gotten and Suesr p.natioss located the
gsrien. Of he eofsn and sngar growing sssx Also Rice
Plan Orange Orchards bodies Of
ti1hsr lsnas large raey 81 City ana Sub a,bsn
fropery Improved snd snzpTesed In the rm
stores bnidng lets and svorsbe Parties
vfth invest vii DO wei call and examine ProDsr
tea Blaek.her MI or. Rssi Estate Ases No. s. caron
delet street. New Orleans
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AUCTION sALE+
sHsRIFF's SALES.
HENRI P1ussAx vs. AUGUSTA hANNEssrEk-
third District Conrs Of New orIsaas-No. A.zlz

HENRI PTUssAN vs.. AUGUSTA MANSEssIEk--
Third District Conn Of New orlsaas-No. A.ziz
Dr. WRITE % . writ q ART n.e,ns 60
ID bv Honorabe the Third District Court OF
NJ Or,esns IN he above entitled win eed to
Ill e public auction the Merchants. ana Au.tnesr
Fxc enee Row street te.ween Canal and tustomnouse
ste<ts n the Second District Of th city on SATURDAY,
The 2ls day Marcia 1858 81 II o'clock n the following
as fWo cRRexik Tors OF GROUND situated in the
r,-,t nsricf Of THIS civ in bousded BY Canal
Ph,pps Common and Bsrsnns streets dssgnsted ~ Nos.
sn9 10 a fss inches and llues on Philppa
seet So feet and lines deep and mont on side
alley running from Philippe 70 BAronne street ~ Ieet ~
nekes deep AIDE kex 10 lot No. 20 and 20 feel wide IN
the r<or. - - - - N. -
fosstber With the buildings and improvements thereon
S<ired IN the above suit.
"a TrRNs-Cssh on the spot
id nrc.ertx 10 subject lease expiring the 9TH day
ot Nevember 1s70 ct yearly rental Of $!f00 act
na,sed before Abel DrsJfous pubic in this city,
ua'ee fo' - qEO. W. AvERv,
e.ro -. u Sheriff Of the Parish Of OresnA
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MONTGOMERY BROS. q co.'s SALES.

LABGE AND PRREMPToRY SALE OF HI.EGAFf
AstS and Single Horses. Elegant Saddle Horses Fns
6erk Mules Fine Mica Cows Eugxios. EsnssS wager
nc, etc, ~ nzctisn.
Ew MONTGOMERY BR0a. - CO..
= n. AorTc0akKr Auctisnosl.
on,cs-2 Camp stress
FRIDAY, March Goth, - ~ o'eioekn a.
L. 81 p. Liners Stabes. 0rsvier slrssk wil b soils
Elegant Match Hsrsss.
Elegant Saddle HorscG
Fine work Mules
Pine Mich Cows
Atso-Tsp and Open Bugr1ss, Hsrnsss, wage1a.
81 TEREs-Cssh IN y 8. Treasury Notes.
..-..FURNfTURE....... FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY BR0s. N CO.,
N. MONTGOMERY. knctionssr
CATUWDAV, March 81. at II O'Clock A.
" ~ at their Auctien Mart. 81 Csmp street. viii be
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD p RNfrURE
such Rosewood, Mahogany snd Walnut Bedsteads Ru
reeus rmoIs Weshstands. Mahogany aud Walnut Tets
Sofas Spring Seat Char Easy Chairs rble Top Center
Marble Top sioeboards Ex'nson Tables Velvet
Brussels Carpes French Plae Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
ngs Paintings Cooking and Utsnss ETC. being
contents Of several wel-furnisbed houses
A large nvesss Of Cottage Ben, o4as ..d Wood sss
RS-TEExs-cash IN U. g Treasury Votes
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Eontay ADVERTISEMENTS lassrss avery ssy, 80 Dc
s1srssd tws-thirdr the ssovs
and Fourth page -s.shy sAverIssnszts zach sgaass
ss9 per meath.
srHnse.t sdvsssss hsvizg shs Of sAs pspsr srsi
asssn 81 - psr s<s.Es s-ss lses
square
first Aad Foarts pags transient sdvotBssszs sseh In.
ssFtion. o. ~ per square.
Advertisements iss~ss< ssisssrvss tsss srsss - As~
sHoh insertion
regular sd.sFtiss advertise largely ssa 10 Asv.1
sbsvs named transezt nay Dc
ssrssd upsn prs.sd that sssH dsosus
s-s> 10 scr cont. 7tt .rff IT
AHbasasss notices Of socsn
sst Der line, sAch insertion.
an Advertisements mast be pz6 fer in advance
AL advertisements marked for specified nnmee OF
Insertions win be pub-hedsix times and oharged accordingly
Anb. advertisers shall be rendered monthly
assusrs thu space sesspsd ~ ten Dss solid agate
THE WEEKLY CRESOENT
Is pubishsd sveEy Saturday morning Subscription, -
Ia advanes hstysay ana sssrtery. sans rAas
ngIs copies 10 esnts
Rates Of Aavsrsisinss
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JOSEPH d. WEAVER W. THEOPHiLUs ANFOUx-
Sixth District Court Of New Orleans-Ns. lsO16

JOSEPH d. WEAVER vs.. THEOPHiLUs ANFOUx-
Sixth District Court Of New Orleans-No. ls,O26
RI VIRTUE OF writ or seizure aad saley
~ directed ~ the Honorable the sixth Distrct Ccurt 81
New Ofr.ns IN the above entt C'arss
late khch, ard BY said late sheriff Ia ~ HAYS ate
ssf and BY this latter 20 transf viii procset
seI Al public suction - the Merchant and Auction err
fanEe, hoye street. between and fustlnh01ls
q ees, Ia the Second District OF city on rUEsD a.
iourte-sh dsy Of APf, l605s II ~ The fsloEins
described properly viz:
LDI OF GkOUED. with III the builanas and iu,nrors
enfs thereon, situated in be Fst ID sirilt ~ is ty Ia
the square bounded By BAronne, Comsn Carouds Il aud
Csnsl streets, ESTIMATED lot NJ l. Dar dawn bv A.
3 ne = late .urssy.r on tie 18Th OF y is3 aad a.
pntlted n the once 81 l. care IsQ notary Dubus
IN this city ard the said lot has feet AZ
N les -nd four lines Bzrnrne street, hundred ara
III y iee on line which It from sr
twenty one feet nne nehs. and four lines la h rear
Inc sep.ratr fem sno her cor alley, ami has-
Died and thT three feet three aud line on
Inc dividing ID from lot No q Bei8g ths sans property
SECURED By ceendant by pu chsse from l. A Gaidc par
toe Isl day Of Septembsr 1857
Seized In the sbeve suit
Eg-Ikkks-Cash On he spot
GEO W. AVERY,
mhij Y all Sheriff OF the Parish Of OrieaBs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

The Debate ON the Alabama Claims In the
British snmons-Fositisn OF ths Britt.h
Governments as Explained by Lord staa-
ley-sPeeehes on the Subject by Mr.. Foster
and j ohm stuart Mil.
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Gen. Gillem removed a lately appointed sheriff
a negro party and dancing with the negro bellies.
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AUCTION SALES.



cRAS. 7. NAsHs SALES.
TWO HUNDRED AND fifri rAoAA 'n'
c.pao SAVED IRON WRECK or STEAMER
sr cHAs. ,. NASH.
Aucnoxxzn-omes Masonic Han Auction Mszt
Corner st. Charlie. and r.rd'ds streets
FRIDAY. sosh last .s 10 e'eises A. =. :. -
on he Ievee foot Of cu',omno use street o
8 barrels Mslss,s.. whisky. raeoD. etc; I.
Fruits y vssssao'''' s''
box csai Oh;
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IN n. ~ =, M III den.rsnre-
VIZ 70 1 ~ y. T. siencs consis'i1- of Bed
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