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SUCCESSION OF CELESTE PKRRAULT-No 1s 2ss
DWELLING HOUSE ON MELPoMENE STREET. BE-
TWEEN PRYTAsA AND CAMP STREETS
BY @. DE FERRET,

TUESDAY, .August II, Isos, at N O'Clock
Il H.. ut the Merchants and AuctiOneersi Exchsnge
hoyal street. between Canal Custom house trs Nv
virtue Of N order from the Honorable John r. Thoma.
Judge Of the Second District Court II New Orleans dated
July 3D. 1903 the following described real estate BY public
aueton will be sold = 1919
LOT or GROUND situated in the FIRST District a. ,A.
city in ,quare 10 o. bounded by sepomens Camp Tn.is
and PrytanA streets Said lot forming lot No M
plan deposited in the Oce Of p fsdescaur late
public IN this CITY in the yesr l7 measuring so feet
tobt on Aepunene street BY l21 lest In depth.
Together with the ODe-storv woooeu House containing
four rooms ezbinet gzleryf kitchen contain
ing tour rooms gallery ivies hydrant fg trees
HF- fERMs-CaSh in u. 3. Treasury sotes
Act II sale, with internal stamp. attached a.
pur' ha'er's expense, be'ore ----- notary public
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cHAs. 7. NasH's SALES.

FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FuRHITURE.
BIZ CHAs. r.. NASH
AucTIoSEKR-Oiee Masonic Hall Auction Mari,
Corner ST. Charles and perdido streets
FRI DAY, 10th instant, "a II O'Clock, a
n a. ssesroons corner st Charles and PerddO streets
sill be SOLD
large and varied Of Household Furniture
bedsiesas Amors, Bureaus Gashsands Chairs Table s
Mirrors. Msttres e. sidebo.rd etc etc
- TEEks-Cssh IN Y. .. Treasury Notes,
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ESk sA LE-kEAL EsTArE-sEVERAL HUN.
cree COttfn and Su AZ Plantations 10 the eest
portions OF he eotsn and crossing sAes Also Rics
aliens Orange Orchards and large brides Of VA usb
TIMBER anos also large variety Of City and subufb
opery improved and uninprovsd in the orm resdsnes-
eeenE ots and squares on favorable Parties
wish nE 70 invest viii do vel " call and our Prone
ties MI - Gard Real Estate Axssts No IS Osronds..
street. New Orean. '-'s
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PENSACOLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY BY VIZ. KIRK co.

subseription-rwelve months So; six months SIS in Ad
vance This long established jOu nal becomes very
~ IBIS time in view OF the fact that Pensacola ee,tin
her railroad communications with the Northwest and
becoming point Of interest TO enterprsng msn.
II IA devoted 10 the development Of the material
terest OF the state Of Florda End In its loca d.
paIent devoes special attention n the immense Lumber
and lin Der trade growing In iis vicinity
items w oh 20 the careful reader viii indiczte
the development Of the advantages Pensacola
AZ = port Advertisements solcited
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OFFICIAL.
pROCLAMATION... PROCLA NATION
OF QUARANTINE

OF QUARANTINE
STATE OF LOUISIANA. EXECUTIVE DEP aRrNESr
New ORGANS, May p, ls5s-
NHERKAs. An Act Of the Legislature approved Marcb Is
1850 entitled An establish Quaa, Tor the pro
lection Of the State provides the the State
shall sue his proclamation she advce the Board OF
Health declaring place where re son 10 be-
heve pestens contagious infectious disease
be an Infected place and stating the number guar
sntine 20 be performed by the vessels their Off
ceIs and crews coming from such place places
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the provisions Of the
Aforesaid, do issue this my proclamation hereby
clare the places hereinafter named be infected aces and
that al together with officers crews and
eargoes arriving from said pisces having touched or
stopped at OF them, shall be subject Quarantine O.
not les than ten dsys or for longer period be
dered necessary BY the Board Of Health effect from
and after the promu cation Of this proclamation.
Any violation OF the Quarantine here proclaimed
VIII be severely punt bed. IL the penalties prescribed Dy
law are deemed Inadequate the parties offending be
hyered up 10 the military authorities {, be dealt With
The places which hereby declared Infected as aore
said, are the following. 20 wit:
the ports Of Nicaragua, Central America and the port
Given under my hand and Of the state a. above and
the Independence Of the United The
By the Governor:
y. HARpY. Secretary ~ STATE
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERIcA-FoR TIE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN 3. PACKER
NO. 2sa, IN BANKRUPTCY.
PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF NArcHIroeHEs
WITHOUT RESERVE.
PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF NArcHrroeHEs
WITHOUT RESERVE.

BIZ c. Il. GIRARDEY d CO..
0nhce-No. IL Exchange Place
SATuKDAY; July n. 1893, at Ie O'Clock
~ NJ, at the Merchants and AuctOneers Exciange an
ROya city New Orleans will be sold by and M
ance OF an order from the Honorable Dure Judge ofthe
District Court Of the United States for the District OF Louis
lana dated the 18th June 1858 rendered In the above
entitled matter the following described property
by John Packer In bank sod for The hensat
the creditors Of said bankrupt to-wt:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTATION
situated IN the Parish Of Hatchitoches State o. Lousspa
comprised Of the following viz q Of Township
NO norh, Range west, containing SD rs acres ~
land purchased by said B. Packer sarah L Fsbes nv
act o. sale OF Dec mber a. 1871 Alss another Tract 81
Land containing 80 being below and adjoining tha
1Sose Tract SID Irae; being part Of Section 81 same
township and Range and compdsD g plant alton
The above property will be sold with Certificate Of ort
gage showing that there mortgages or iudsments ON
guarantee - ~ V'N0i
~ TKRss-Cssh on the spot In o. 8. Treasury notes
Act Of sale, together with U. Internal Revana.
stamps attached. al the expense oi the purchaser
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AUCTION SALES. -
G. De FERIET's SALES. o-,a o..
HOUSE AND LOT ON cAsAcALyo STREET. Re-
TWEEN POET AND SPAIN srREErs
VACANT LOT ON URouHARr STREET, BETWEEN
VAUDEVILLE AND SPAIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF oLAIRcIsE vAsNIER-No. as,
AUCTION SALES.

BIZ @. DE FYRIET,
Once No. 50 Bienvlle street
SATURDAY, Jrly 1Ith, Uses, a. Ie
- o'clock At the Merchants and Auctionssrs' TX.
change Royal street, between Canal stree
y Public Auction By virtue d order from the Hon Jcha
leans, dated A pril 9TH, 1868 will be so d.
LOT OF GROUND With the buildings and improve.
the square bounded Sy aav ns'rs a sI s
streets measuring 80 feet front Csscavo street by 81 feet
slated roof building bull in the rear portion Of III. lot
TFkxs-One half cash. and the balsnc. on ersd, a,
ana MONTH IN notes secured By special mortgage
cent interest snnum from the day until na pay
ent the buildings to be kept insured policy trans
purchaser viii be requ TO pay 6ve per cent atso1neys
commissions on the amount recovered which will likewise
Acts with u g. Internal Revenue stam,s attach
before Octave De Armss, Notary Public purchasers
VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE IMMEDIATE
SEIGHBoRHooD OF THE FATE GROUNDS.
SUCCESSION OF MARY E HEBERr-No
BIZ @. DE FERRET,
AUcnoNszR
Once and salesrooms IS Bienville street
MONDAY, July ~. 1855, at 1e O'Clock
Regal srOs between Canal and Cuso@house sirssts SS
virtue OF an order from the Honorable w. II Cooley Judge
o. The District curt Of the parish OF Avoyses dated April
1908 the following described state will be sod VIZ
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, together with ali the I'M.
pIoyement thereon rights ways, servtudes privileges and
advantages thereunto belonging any way sppersiSng
situated in the faubOurg kernon Third OF this citS
IN square No bounded by ientily Road Castgdone Ro
Nos TO- n, IL Is H. the whole sccordio 2 70 plan
dated April 80, 1868.
HsrTERxs-Cash, IN q. s. Treasury Notes
act Of sale With u 8 Internal Revenue stamps sttsched
before Edward Barnet, notary public at the purchasers
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JOS J. ASTON VS.. wa. CoLEMAN-THIRD Dis
trict Court Of New onssns--No. a, 2O2.

JOS. J. ASTON VS.. Wa. CoLEMAN-THIRD DIS
trict Court Of New Onesns--No. a, 2O2.
Rr VIRTUE OF . writ OF seizure and sales
ID to directed BY the Honorable the Third Olstrct.
Court Of New Orleans the above entitled canse pro-
coed 10 sell At public auction the Merchants
e Exchange Roy street. between Cana and
eets, In the Second District Of this city TUESDAY, July
Fourteenth 1858. 81 II o'clock
THO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together with all
ing in wise appertaning situate in the Fst Dircs
OF this city desgnsied by the Nos aud T. In square
number ak hundred thirty bounded Common.
Graylsr. G-yoso and ssosdo streets plan drawn BY
OastAng Cees architects the 2Oh March 1866 and de-
posted IN the Office Of A Blenvenu notary public
twenty eght fet nine inches and Ave lines
on Gravie e by hundred and twenty feet
and which said above descr bed property acquired
Coleman, defendant herein from j. j. Aston
before said notary A. Benyenu dated the 18th October.
seiEed in the above suit
n5- TERNs-l In cash to sufficient pay plain
tin claim, amounting 10 the Of Two Hundred Dollars
V2lO) with per rent interest hundred
dollars HOO from the 2st May 1866 the Path May 1857
ana per cent annnm thereafter until the day Of sae
and also cent. interest per One Hundred
per cent thereafter until the day Of sale Three
Doars $50 costs of noara copy and costs Of sn cash
the spot The purchaser so 90 the
smount OF his bid the payment Of two prOmssoy So
cured BY morgaee said pery each for the Of
Hundred Dollars tlOU drawn Dy deendent own ORDER
dated New Orleans May q 1886 payable respectively three
ana Jour years alter bearng interest At the per
annum thereafter unii paid And the ba the price
GEO W. AVERY.
Jeio JJl IL bheriu OF the Parish Of Orleans
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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
SUCCESSION or WIDOW BAzILE JAILLor OR
JAILLEAU-No 1920
By g. DE FERRET,

BY g. DE FERRET,
AUcTIoSEER-Ofice So BenviIle street
SATURDAY, JuIy 18Th, 1865, Mt IL
O'Clock st the Merchants Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and CustOmhOue streets by
gu6c anetion, BY virtue Of order the Honorable
John W. Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court New
Orleans dated June 1865 the following described Real e.
tate Will be sold
LOT OF GROUND. in the square bounded by Washing
tom Lapage Sixth and Seven forming corner
OF Washington and seventh streets measuring fr M
on Washington street by 40 feet Seventh strt
together with an old house erected thereon.
aganst this property.
Rs- TKRMs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes
Act % sale with L. s. internal revenue stamps attached
before DoriOeout notary public. purchasers sx-