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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19
Life of Government clerks.

Iguf79 Lie OF GOVernmenG CLERKS.
d The life of clerks is a life that makes
nervous and abiect, life that demands
humanity sacrifices, and duties which
are no part Of obligation: tale-bearing
and calcnsing, the hearing of gossip,
the ever-recurring rumor of reduc-
ton in the force, the constant fear that
a more powerful adherent is bent up-
on taking your place. IF you are O.
clerk of. a committee, the wives of
your Congressman ask yon to run er-
rands, do female bits of lobbying, and
otherwise demean yourself. You feel
that your salary is your life, that eve
ryadayi you draw it units you more
for competition in the larger world of
business, and that a strict and honest
!. performance of duty is no guarantee
that you will grow old and honored in
tie public service. Regularly are you
demanded to speud of your salary for
the purposes of party elections, and to
refuse is adjudged both mean and
criminal. 1t is,a wonder to me that,
under our present system, the Govern
ment gets any public servants in the
lower places, who are not either loaf
ers or defaulters. O A. few old clerks
and comniissioner there are who rear
: their gray heads in their accustomed
a plaeesaspared like old statues by. sue
eessive incarsions Of vandals; for even
in politics lofty self-respeet and colos-
sal lstrength of will are ebeyed. (
FiaIq The female clerk lives gederally in
: the attic of some boarding house, and
you may know her by seeing flower
pots outide her window, a bird cage
hanging there so airily also, and some
times she is . widow, living high up
s among the prophets swallows, nurs.
~ ing her fatherless little girl. No parlol
ID has she to entertain admirers, if any
wish to seek her hand and heart, sc
encumbered with dead love and it,
:" .offspring, but on half-holidays she goes
~, into the country with her her child, cch among
. the graves darlington or Oak Hill, o.
along the dells of Rock Greek, talking
!. -@ with the flowers, the dead leaves, ant
the dead hopes and fears.
The hardest part of W romans duty a
4 = The Capital is contact with such q soul
! less and miserable society as. eprofes
us gional politicians; to- look in upol
2, .l2 her; country's cloister and heart, SO t
a9 speak, and see it SO, hard and SO dis
eased to be, perhaps, the sister, -ehild
q or Or widow of some dead soldier, an
sentiment of the patrio oti4sT
r. for which he fell; to see what patriot
2 isfmfI,ii2s ism ,is as q daily business, and whs
.auainsacts feed at the lYitals Of the natio1
think have never heard of a. happ
g. ,.4 marriage among the lady Governmer
'ni clerks. Nobody but your correspond
2if1i emit brings sentiment to Washington
"a and he isjunfashionable.:2 20 " Washtngto
Correspondent sf.'s'E .@i3'''''6
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:. A; lady, who was suffering under a
slight indisposition, told her j husband
that it was with great ,dfifspltYi she
could breath, and the efforts distressed
her exceedingly. 81 Wouldn't try, my
dear, /" soothingly respondsdathe nus
hand. sGW ioiiaata adl 70 ilusar
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

= SURFACE OF 9, 600 ACRES.o3 nSTd III
l. 81 q tOs13sz 5itl--- -fzsysattri .s-.,,-;a
But what are we to think OF. the
Wonderful bolide of Warsaw of a few.
months ago2 Here il something more
fantastic than anything. iiDpg. the .astrono-
mel nraer eyer dreamed Of On q, starlight
night the citizens of Warsaw gazed,
-petrified with fears at the rapid ap-
proaeh, Of an immense ball, of fire,
which at last burst over their heads
iwithalneise and shock such, as never
has been heard orifett before ON the;
face of the earth.rfsAffer the globe
burst, each OF the pieces in turn broke
up until parts of the mass, before
reaching the earth, were in, powder,
the first discharges representing, for
the sound, the discharge of artillery,
andthe smaller pieces the rolling dis,
charge of many regiments, of small
arms. M. Daubree, lof the French
| Academy of Science, has, obtained for
the Academy nine hundred and forty
two pieces of the broken. bolis. NJ.
Krantz, d ofnRonn, gathered up for
himself one Thousand six hundred and
twelve pieces Otherprefessors have
! done the same, and millions of pieces
yet remain strewed over the sections
of country where it broke. rass 40.
1twas computed that this globe had
a surface oftwo thousand. acres, and
was, consequently, large enough to
maintain the life of many microscopie
nations of infusoria, . Where did it
come from, and what was, the force
that directed it thus in a straight, line
against the earth ?ttiWhen first seen, it
appeared half as-large as the moon,
and never appeared larger ti1lit sttaek
our atmosphere and exploded. This
fact shows its frightful rapidity of mo-
ton, for, from the distance at whiehsi it
appeared less than the moon till the
time it exploded, it must have shot so
rapidly that the eye had not time to
perceive its enlargemehtl Then again,
what was the cause of an explosion SO
eompletelas to almost triturate the par.
ticles ?ui Was it the density of the
earth's atmosphere that broke iitI OF
was the explosion dueIto the eentaet
of certain gases of the meteor with
the. constituents of the air? aoIt is
more consoing to adopt the foI,nei
theory, because we will then feel as ii
our atmosphere served as eufrass to
the earth, and would continue toqjfo-
tect US from the shocks of stray globes
like that of Warsaw. The shock and
the spring of the air must have been
something beyond the computation OF
man, for it did notknock the epeople
down, and yet it occurred at some
thing like fifty niles from the earth
and the pieces picked up show it tc
have been a toleraBly hard stone 'iiw
A MOTHER AND Child lD1RoWaNEiInSlff lfs
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n
Il One of the most theart-rending tacei-
dents that it has been onr painful duty
to record for a long time occurred at
the eornero of Railroad and Fifteenth
avenue yesterday afternoon, about
three, o'clock Mrs. Sherwood left
her home, about three o'clock with the
intention of calling. On some. of her
neighbors, taking her little child
two years . old-in her arms, Her
husband, who had, one of his legs bro
ken about two months ago, was una
BILE to accompany her. At the time
appointed for her return. she failed to
make her appearance, and Sherwood,
feeling a little anxious, hobbled out, to
see if they were in sight, He passed
along the stoop at the rear, of the
house, and discovered that the newly
dug well, the top Of WHICH came near
ly even with the stoop, was uncovered,
and dthe boards lying scatteres around.
One glance was sufficient to, tell the
whole rstory.5 Thd mother and child
had fallen into the: well. He drew
near the place with terrible forebo-
dings,, and gazed into the gloomy
depths only to see his worst fears re-
allied. The cerps of the little child
was floating upon the water. The
neighbors were attracted to the, spot
by his shrieks and distracted cries Of
anguish and despair. The corps. Of
the child was drawn out, and a ladder
being let down, what was supposed tc
be the body of the mother was felt al
the bottom, some fifteen feet under
water. Mrs. Sherwood was AM esti.
mable lady, beloved by all who knew
her. AT. last accounts, this. terrible
catastrophe1 had So worked Q .upo1
Sherw ood's mind that it was feared he
would go erazy.-Saa francisco Bal,
| -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

! ! thought how. sad would be the sound
On uehannah' 's.swampy ground, L.i3l
ID Kentncky 'sjw6od encunibered brake, OF
3iiAnd wild df0ntarios boundless lake, i{,a4
= Where heart=slck exiles, in the strain,
Recalled fair Scotland's hills again. ''
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

III ANFold bachelor suggests that births
should be pnblished -unaer the head of
New Music. soz 4IHs4IQ aRT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

To lDEsTnEao5Y nao5Y sTpnMrs,4BSre holes,
the larger snayo and deeper the better and
fill them with coal oil. When the
wood is well saturated, apply fire, and
the stump win be destroyed even
~; ow wpufqc ~ 'ito 20 INSy' ~ ih2 .ilE sTsa Iut
dG GEN. BEAuREa ARDS neioe has lately
married, - rn9 ouo uo Rwob yHl bu
v.tahln etLi AllW Hn I.9g
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

oEParis Correspondence of the. New York Times. !
THEi BoLIDE OFlowARsAW-IT, Ex4
r, PLoDES FIFTH, MILES, FROM THE
I. EARTH-sUPPQSED' TO CONTAIN Al
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

- .9i'T -. ? G yI,9TVSio 4. 9IIfVelilo.I
AN Irishman says he, can see no
earthly reason why omsitS s should 9pIId not
be allowed to become nedieI msp.
.,r..4= s'6ITaqg sdi Il yrluGo3 1870
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
CONSTABlE'S SALES.

E. TONATIS VS. THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
No. 2SS6 Jacobs Jno. II Munday and the City Of
New Orleans 0srnisheesEo 3i3 Of t1e Docket OF the
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish OF Orleans.
RH VIRTUE OF two wrtts of alias nert
A. taei.s 20 me directed by the HonOrab W. Mclean
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish Of Ories will
coed 20 sell at Public Auction, THURSDAY ths 18th day
Of February, 1868 At IL O'Clock the following described
property, TO be cold on the premises
THE WASHINGTON ARTILLtRY ARMORY, situated
In the square bounded by Grad Lafayette Charles
Ceropdelst streets measuring front on Grod
street by parallel deDh Of S feet from which point
further depth Of Is eet nv Is feet 10 uehss width the
In me rear together with all he Improvements thereon,
known as the Washington Artillery Armory.
Seized in the above nit
Rs- TKRxs-Cash in y. 5. Treasury notss.
JOHN z. kuLAC. Constsbe.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
?. G. MOHAN'S SALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT MATCH AND
single Horses Choice Saddle Horses, Fine Work Mules
Nj Oh Cows, Buggies, top and open, Bretts Harness
Wagons, etc.. at suction.
BY =. g. MOHAN,
AUcrloNKRR-O Office, Is Commercial Place.
FVERv TUEsDAY, THURSDAY AND
II SATURDAY, at ii O'Clock at Leonard Maxwell 5
Stable, barOnne street, between Union and Gravier, will
be sold
Elegant Match Horses Choice Saddle Herses Fine Work
Mues; Mich Cows. Also Top and Open Buggies, Bretts
Wagons Harness,
RIr- TKRNs-tssh in u. \. Treasury Notes
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
LOB sALF-REAL FsrArE-sEvERAL

EOR sALF-REAL ESfArE-SEvERAL HUN
cred Cotton sad Sugar tations located in the best
goors OF the cotton and growing States Also Rice
Panalons Orange Orchards aud bodies Of vauab
timber lands Also large variety Of city and suburban
pey, improved and unimproved In the Of residences
building lots and favorable Parties
wishing nTest win do well 20 call and proper
ties. ier Gard Real Estate gents, No. IS Aronde.e
stree. Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

HENRY FRELSON VS.. MARY HEINZ, (MARIA ANNA
Kurtz widow by first marriage of Xavier Borden, and
the wife Of John Hene and John Heine, her husband
Third Dis ret Court OF New Orleans NO "a OBJ
DY VgRTUE OF n writ OF hsri faclas TO
Ddreuted by the Honorable the Third District Court Of New
Orleans above entitled will proceed sell
public auction the Auctioneers Exchange
Roy between Canal aud CustmhOuse str in the
second District, Of this city, MONDAY the tenth doth
day of Feb s III O'Clock the following described
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the In
situa ia the Third District of this
city IN the 0oundea b. Esp anade, Miro GAv'z
mace by d Hemesou-t deputy surveyor the 2Jtn De
ctmber 1850 and having the following dimeasons towt:
81 feet II a che and lines front Bspaaade street. 500 feet
6nches and lines front Miro street. thence ooque
line Is feet inches aud lines in depth until u strikes
Keerec rect and SIG feet the side line towards Gavez
street
Being the property which the defendant acquired by
purchase from Alfred Asrehand, per passet before
Adolphe BoudousQuie, late a nstaEy public, in this city
dated March IS 1861.
Seized in the above suit
HS-TERMs-Cash on the spot.
GEO W. AVERY,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

Z. DECHAMPS VS. L. LORENS-THIR0 DISTRICT
Court of New 0rleans-NO. 2i,U39.
DT VTRTUE of writ Of fieri facias TO
I'D directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause, will proceed
tell at public action the premises hereinafter
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1865, at l0S
o'clock A. ~
The contents the COeehOuse aud the Household Funi
ure and premises Of defendant known
ss the Brooklyn House. in Ag ers yht bank
the Mississippi River this parish per Inventory which
be 81 my Office.
Seized In the abUv suit.
pl- TERNs-Cash on the snot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

LOTT, WOOD co. VS.. HOWELL 4 BLACKMAN-
Fourth District Court of New Orleans, No. 10 rs.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of d-ri faci "a
I'D directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
Of New ORLEANS in the above ent tlei cause, will
proceed sell public auction Merchants and
AuctiOneets Exchange, RTa street betwe Canal and
the Sec md District of this city
sAru RDAY, the 18Th day of January, 1865 Il O'Clock
the following describ d property, viz:
Two G RTAlN PROMISSORY NOTES each for the
of six six hundred and sxysx dollars sixty
thirds (S6666 66 both dated at New Or
June 18TH 1866 respectively LIST OF Janu
airy, 1867. and LIST of January, 1865
Both of said Notes drawn by B. Broadwe
Of Susan BIoadwel his order and by him indOrsed
bearing per per interest from maturity until
paid paraphed varistue TO der thy them with
Of mortgage passed before MszureAu, notary public OF
this city.
The Note already due to-wit PAYABLE January
1867 duly protested for ment befoze Felix Grma
rOta y pablo in this city January ith, 1861.
SeiEtd in the abeve Sut
RS-TERMs--Cash the sDot
GEO. W. AVERY,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
JAMES " BEAsLEY VS. PATRICK II. FOLEY-sIXPE
District Cgurt Of New 20

JAMES " BEAsLEY VS. PATRICK II. 70 LEY-sIXPH
District Court OF New Urleans-NO. p, 5J2
DY VIRTUE of writ OF seizure u nd sale
ID directed by the Honorable the sixth District Court
New Orleans, in the above ented cause will proceed
sell at public auction, at the Ne chants and Auc-
toneers Exchange, Royal street, between CANA and
CustomhOuse in the District of this CITY,
SATURDAY the 18th day OF January. 1868 at IL O'Clock
N. the following described property, viz
TWO LOIS OF GROUND, I0gsther with all this buildings
and the Improvements thereon and the rights ways priv
eges and appprtsn thereunto belonging
spperann situated the FaubOurg LacOurse IN the First
District Of this city in the bounded by St Charles
formerly Nayades MepOmene, Thals and Ply
and designated No twenty CD and twenty al
plan annexed TO be II. s Cenas late
notary pubic in this cty the oath day OF Decem 1870
Said lots adOn each other and each IS feet inches
front Prytania BY 10 feet in aepth American
measure.
raid property acquired by defendant from Levi Pierce
per before Theodore Guy late notary public
in this city, dated the nth day OF October, 1873
Seized IN the above {.
BIZ TEEMs-CAsh on the spot.
GEO W. AVERY,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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SHERlff'S SALES.

NJ. ISAACS VS. J. J. BARNETT-FIFTH DISTRICT
Court of New Orieaus-No 1884.
DH VIRTUE OF and IN obedi en- to a r.
~ der of rende ed December ID 1861 directed
by the Honorable the th District New Orleans
the above entitled and by OF parties therein
ntsrestef, / will proceed to sell Public Auction
the premises hereinafter designated, FRIDAY,
the l7th day of Janua 1868, ct l0IS o'clock A. NJ.
The Balance unsOd of the Cont and Fixtures of q
Dry Goods Store situated 1T the of Magazine aud
Josephine the Fourth strict Of this city
ventOry which can be my office.
A'tsch. in the above suit
RS-TKRMg-Iasn the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Sheriff o the Parish OF Orleans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
Terms and Conditions.

Cnethrd OF the entire price Of adjudication in cash.
raynhle Al the option Of the purchase in city notes for
he balance credit II and two years. for notes OF the
rucnasers drawn 70 order and by them indor
ravnble in equal and secured by the vendor
len speai mortgage tbs prSoery bearing per cent
per from the day OF sale unt ms en OF
said ros The Improvements 20 be kept insured aud the
pocs thereof 70 the Mayer of the city Of
New Orleans unit the payment OF said notes And should
the roes given cash nave 20 be sued upon the act
Of contain the binding said purchaser
Understood purchasers have the option OF paying the en-
pe adjudication cash in city notes should they pre-
Ter IL 90 the credit portion.
sale together with the United States Internal Rev
stamps attached OF the purchasers before
II. c. Dibble. Esa, city Notary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

WATcHE'.''''.'.'.''.-''.'.'...'..wAT WATCHES
100000 In Watches
For sale on the popular ONE-PRICE PLAN giving evcry
Patron HANDSOME and RELIABLE WATCH,
For the Low Price Of TEN DOLLARS,
Without Regard Value,
And not to be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly satsfactory
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

Every patron Watch this arrangement costing
but SO while may worth 81 DO No Partially
immedate,y disyOse Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed in sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled To tae articles
named their certificate payment Of Ten Dollars,
whether II be Watch worth 81 900 worth less Tbs
Of certificates entities the article
named thereon payment irrespective Of s worth aud
article valued less than SO Is named eehcate
Il viii be that this Is NO LOTTERY, but
straightford legitimate transaction which DO participated
In by the mest isstidiOus
Asnge certificate viii be By mail post PAID upon re-
cipt Of rs cents Eve for ST. eleven for 81 and
elegant premium Tor IS sixty six and more vAuape
for $40, hundred and superb watch Tor 90 10
Agents, those wishing mploy Den TINS rare oppor-
tunity. legitmaely condue ed business duly
lied By the and open 20 the most
Try ma WRIGHT, BRO CO., ImRorters,
l6l Broadway, New YORK.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
AUCTION SALES.

~ lines IN width TIRE rear by inches depth
iron, on Market street Lots Nos q and p nsasare each
le. NINtTEkN LOTS Of GROUND q square 81, .
forming whole said square, and numbered Is
nSusysy Lot No form; the cUrn.r t ssT Ls,ss 81
Ssnes front Leyee street. 30 feet inches and lines
UH on Ss a ire 81 @ nes Sspn
the line q .. 70 Lot no % 20 inches ron.
Water street BY l2s feet ches deph To-
c "o Lot No aS @ sS oS sai 05 Ds or
New eVes street % feet inches and Inns trent w.tsr
aLd ls feet 10 inches lae in depth the Inc Il 10;
street lines front on Water street by Isl
feet 10 inches lLe in dep.h the line Of
inches sbe lines ffsut cwates street sss' By s
and Isl lines in depth on the lns Of lot No & Lot
No measures y Ices i.ches front Ne Lsvee p
hre depth thsIDs Of lot No ard nj FEET inch and
Lines in S Dc Oa ,ss ines Of Nos - s-S L.. 40
feet inches in width in the by "a FEET inch and lines
ssPh Depth s on r.. IF @ 70 No. asass
feet hes ines WIDER &c feet inches
the line OF No ndi2o feet inches and line,
% inches add lines ios on Water street Is feet
inc e IN width in fe ar BY IS feet inches and lines II
inches and lines street. Is feet inches
the line lot No and 100 feet inches and lines in depth on
The line Of lot No IL Lot No u measures % s't7 inches and
Iss, BY g eet 3eses and line; Ia depth on the line Of
line Of oi No Y Lot No u orns the corner of Water and
Msrlet ard % feet seh.s lines front
Water % inches in width the 1872
eet inches aud lines in depth the line Of lot No H. and
l45 et7 inches and snes in depta and front Market
street Lot No Is ~ feet front Marke by
JOG feet and inches in depth between parallel lines Lot
No "a forms the OF New Levee and Market streats
End "a ee inch and lines front New LsVee
26 feet inches in width in by 100 feet
depth aud front NsLkst street Lo Nos Is % 10 ncu
svcly each 20 feet inches front New
street by 100 feet IN depth between parallel lines
IT, TWO LOTS OF CIR UND forming the whole of
the triangle IS a being Nos and bounded BY New Levee
Water and ST James streets. Lot No measures 55 feet
inches and ires front Water street 1879 inches
and lines frnt OF New Levee street, by 63 feet
ches and lines in width in the and the line Of lot
No Lot No measures 55 feet Dehss trout Water
street. 80 feet front New Leyee street, by IS feet deep
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
CRAS. E. FORTIER'S SALES.
PROPERTY ON CONT STREET, BETWEEN BOURBON
ard Dsuphin streets
SUCCESSION OF JAYNE sALlx-
BIZ CHARLES Il. FORTIER,

AUcuoNEER-ofhce No. 50 BieLville street.
GATURDAY, Jan rs, 1865, at IL
- O'Clock the Merchants and AuctiOnesrs Exchange
oval street. between Canal and CutOmhouse by
virtue Of order from the Honorable the Second District
Court Of New Orleans Dated 2Oh december 1861 the follow
ing property will be sold. viz:
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second District Of
this city In the bounced by COa Bourbon DaHphn
and st Louis streets measuring American 50 feet
II inches front Cont street BY 81 feet inches lines in
depth between and parallel lines together with
Frame House the street. divided into six with
In the center, used and stand
also Prick House. slate rooted the yard
posed Of thee Ano her onetOTy Frame House Of
two rooted pnvy cistern water works, brick
paved ysrd and other dependencies. etc.
At the bour of O'Clock NJ, all the movab'es and tx
lures etc, contained 10 the above described property
p TERss-For the movables CASH for the estate
ha cash and the balance credit of twelve aud seny
four months In secured by special mortgage and
dos prvi bearing interest at the rate of eight
from Date until paid The buildings be insured
the of the purchaser and the transferred the
vendor; and Of suit to the due the
the pureh five cent attorneys fees with
all ROtsrisl acts, etc
Act of sale before Octave de Armas not ~ public at the
Of the purchaser including s. Internal Revenue
stamps.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

36 A TRACT OF LAND, in thu parish Of st Bernard,
sdjoinn the parish Orlean the e bank Of the
Nil sppi river measuring "a spents front the sal Mis-
sssippi river, by ~ arpents in depth
This property hiss the right p1bc road so feet
wide leading FIR m the Mexican Gu Railroad the kisss
eippi River
TIE ENTIRE PROPERTY Win be sold in accordance
with des ptive plans Of " h. Bel, ESQ., City surveyor
posed at, and previous TO the days Of sale
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
Third District Pound.

81 THREE LOTS OF GRopED in square 4)2 bounded
by At Claude Moraes LOusI AM ClOue designated
Nos a. 70 ard l6 and measuring each 81 feet inches and
lines st Csude street. by lis feet inches and
lines depth The mproyeme rise ~ frame
buiding, buding,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

The Board Of Directors declared dividend Of neen
dollars per share the Stockholders said dividend TO b
placed to the credit of unpaid stock account They have
further resolved six interest the Oustsnd
ing certificates Of Scrip 30 the holders thereof and ae
tins date.
The Company continues insure against the pes Of the
tseas aid damage by ire the rates
premium and returns twenty-five cont cssn to parties
insuring.
DIREcTORs-J H. Elmer, A. Chiapells r W. Ogden, K
W. Adams j. j. Fernandez A Coutin j. doldstein Ssoy
L F. Generss, W Schmidt G. Kohn, J. A Segnouret,
John l. Adams. Victor Burths. G. Blanchin.