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room. One New Orleans lady, Miss Hughes, is
mentioned as wearing purple satin trimmed with
white lace looped up in front with diamond but
terfy diamond ornaments.
At the time of the agitation of the question OF
Southern recognition in the British parliament
the real condition and true interests Of the British
manufacturers, which was to stop the supply OF
cotton, as they then had on hand an immense
surplus of unsaleable manufactured goods, was
not known, and this was one of the facts which
1t took time to reveal. So writes Edwin de Leon
10 the New York Citizen.
The Pail Mall Gazette says: 1--WE must let Il be
plain to all the world that we will not part with
Ireland, neither directly nor indirectly, under the
guise of limited self-govemment. We will not
part with her, because, while we firmly be-
leve that she gains by the connection with
Us, we know full well what danger we should
incur through the loss Of that connection, which
would infallibly throw her into foreign hands,"
The Blot Club in New York is intended to in
iict blow against bad cooking, nastiness and
overchsrging. 1t is to open restaurants, where
food will be served as follows: Soups fish and
measts, roasted or boiled, generally, ten cents I;
lamb, csper sauce, mutton, beef la mode, veal
yenison. fifteen cents; fowl, twenty cents; North
ern vegetables, three cents; beread, all vsrie.
ties, three cents butter, two cents; s.ewed fruits
tea, coffee, etc., five cents; puddings, pies,
dumplings ten cents, etc.
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First District.

/. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the First Dstri 1 of
this city in the square bounded by Julia. Camp Magazine
and Girod streets, DESIGNATED by the Ms l, snd
Lot measures 80 Julia street. 90
inches In depth between parallel lines.
1he bud ngs and improvements consist Of a comfortable
story frame house divided
tai ing and closets back building
in two rooms, besides privy, cstern etc.
Lot Nc 2 adjoining the above 30 feet inches
front Julia street. by 90 feet inches depth between
parallel lres
The buildings and improvements consist of tvostory
house containing six rooms wi eaery around priyis etc
Lot No 3, berg medAtey contiguous that secondly
described 81 feet inches lines
street. by SO feet inches depth between parallel lines
The buildings and improvements Is lot On actly
similar those on lot No 2 !.
A. TWO LOIS OF GROUND in the First District Of this
city, in the bounded by New Levee Lafayette Com
merce and Grod streets designated lots Nos. aud Is
Lot No. Is measures 20 feet inch front Levee
street by 76 feet inches in depth The buildings
proyemens thereon consist OF twOstoy brick store
with states. '-T :
Lot No being Immediately in the Of the preceding
10 feet inches and lines front
street, 81 feet inches and lines depth the line nearest
TO Lafayette street. 9 inches in depth the sde
line, and % feet inch on the inc
The hui dings improvements consist Of two-story
brick store covered with ates.
The City Railroad through New Lvee street, the
portion 81 thee the business
District offers rare ia ducements to purchasers
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Second DiAtrict.

s. LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
nens thereon situated in the Second District Of this city in
house measuring So feet 10 on IRENE
street by 70 ieet ~ iIehes and lines in depth between
The hui dnes and improvements thereon consist Of one
story frame house With attic covered with sates dvdedn
three tenemns and containing u back buildings
RSUIRE OF S's fs Second District .,
This ei designated by the 20 S. ana bounded by
Ibis quare divided into % Lots numbered from to 20
Los Nos /, p s. and Dot No forming the corner Of
Cusiomhone and 81 james streets each 50 iee
front Customhoue street, by lO2 feet in depth
Lots Nos Z s. 9 10 II, Y and Is dots Nos and Is
Lot No measures "a itet inches and line front
Toulouse and l37 feet inches in depn on the line
dividing irtm lot No "a and 81 in width rear
Lot No "a inches line fir, mt on Carroll
S a e ss S denim s oS see ron lot
lot Nc ard Sit in width On the rear Lane
? ton 1874 feet inches the line dividing from
lot Ne Isl feet inches and lines on the line dividing
Lot 70 measures 80 feet - iuehs front Carroton
ydmg No lbs ieet inches and lines on ,hs
line eydg it from lot No IL 81 feet inches and lines
Lot No 80 10 inches front on Carrolton
vdhg Ii nom lot No iz5 feet inches and ses IN denh
the line dicing from lot No. II and 81 feet inches and
Lot No. II measures feet inches and line on Car
I9ton syenns ZS ieet isehe. and ines on the line 9
line dividing from lot No II and 81 feet in width the
II e
Lot No 2messures 81 inches aud line front on Car
rcion avenue ~ feet inches asd lines in depth the
liz dividing il from ot No n, 9 feet inches
oepih on the ii dividing il from lot 80 L. and "a feet
width on the rear line
LoNo Is 81 feet inches and line front on Car
roll on Avenue lag ieet inches AID line in
line dvioiug 10 from Lot No II, l6 feet in in
depth and frH Bienve street. aud 81 feet in width
the line.
Lots Nos IA IS Is II and 49, Got No 10 being corner
lot each 80 feet front Bnys street. BY l02 feet
In depth between ailei lines.
Los NOS l9 and ~, being Key 10 each 80 feet
riches and Ines OEt ST. James street, by l65 feet IN
depth
re- TERNs-For seven-eghths Of the price the above
Deserted property onehird cash. and the basnee payable
IN two equal nsalmenis, at edE of and years
respectively in notes Of the ehase beah1g interest
the rate Of cent per the Of
urty and cent per thereafter until final pay
ment
For the oneehh port Of The price thereof onehird cash.
onehd able the LIST day If Ma ch 1869 Catherine
netne Gull 0tte: and the other third payab 10 Euphsme
Ooile Gu Hottie the day Of september 1871
u purchasers leaving intses date Of sa,
payable sernanuual until final payment.
be whole to be secured by vendors privilege pro-
perry sold with special tgsge The stpua,ioas
Of per cent attorney fee in Of lii alton legal
ceeo alec 10 the insurance Of the popetty trans
Acts q sale with United States nterlal stamps
stteeeo before g. v fouon, notary public at purchsers'
expense.
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BY j. Il. WALTON g DrsLoNpE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,

}. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
onieo-No. AZ Carondelet street
- oeIoek * at the Msrea1nts IA ASeohs"ps xesanss
Royal street. between Canal Custo nh streets
10 FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, being portion of
square No AS bounded by Gayez Miro TAaa and ErAtO
20 EIGHIEEN LOTS OF GROUND, being squars No
As. bounded BY Gslsez, Miro, Melpomens and Thalia
n FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, being portion of square
No $50, bounded BY Galvez afro Melp and Flrst
u FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, being portion Of
square No 4eS bounced BY Miro, TOnt Tsia aud Erato
81 TWENTY LOTS OF GRoUwp being souare No
t2 bounded BY Miro, Tont, Meipomene and ITALIA
q ONE TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND, corner Of
EIato and Roehebay- stress in No &c. bounded BY
Spcbs lie h9 ss VIC trees me s.r1g y ice.
lines roIt on EIa.o street, By eepth OF IO ieet
rs TWsS "a LOIS or GEogSP beng portion q
% TEN LOTS or GROUND, being portion of square
No go bounded by Tonti Rocheblavs, Ihas and Mepo-
a. NINE LOTS OF GROUND being a portion Of so,s-.
Nos 4ls and Ss bounded by ROcbeblase DorgsnOs Clio
Is TWENTY LOTS OF GRoUSp being a por ton Of
square No as bounded By Rochebays DorgeaOs. Erao
~ o h TRIANGULAR LOT or GROUND. corner Of
hoche6ave and fhaa steet IN No Az bounded Dy
suTn ss s Iin MANI s s1a sses.s mo
et inches lines front Thalia street by depth Of y
3d. i Io ps os q R s6s Sn
ton 81 square Nos 40 and s5, bounded By Dorgsnlis
81. SEVEN LOrs OF GROUND. being portion Of
squss No. 4l, bounded BY D@genOis Broad ErAio and
81. SIX LOTS OF GROCN1 being portion Of square
No 55 bounded By Broad write Clio And Caioos strests
IS. SEVENTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, being q portion
streets
r9- TERxs AID Cozprrroxs -one.thrd cash IN o. s
Treasury notes; the remainder credit
three years IN The notes Of the purchasers payable
own oder bearing special mortgage and vendors privilege
on the property and Interest at the rate Of per per
snuum from date 10 the matu Of the notes. aud eight
cent thereafter II puDcualy paid The mortgage 10
include the esue Of I've per cent sttorneys fees in
suit TO part II Of the The notes or
the cred payments be divided coupons A. NAV n
quire1 10 effect the partd between parties In
Twenty I've cent Of the cash payment upsn eseh .dius
cation viii be required 70 be paid the spot Al The me 4,
sale Atuc eaiions amounting 70 than on hu n
d.sd dollars 500 will be reqare- TO be paid ali cass
Actor tsc beore Maeoer, notary public at the
stamps. --'
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P. oRELLY vs. MRS III oRNsLBY-Yo. l,sa
RX VIRTUE of n writ OF aert far,n
~ 70 me direeted BY the Honorable William y Mclean
eeond JHssiceOf the Peace OF the parish OF rean Mi
proceed 70 seh a. public s1etion- TUESDAY the 4th
Delord ard Tcboupitoulas streets - -
One lot OF Household FUN Cofeehousa ca ts,,.
Seized IN the above entitled sut
~ TxRNs-Cssh IN US Treasury Notes
JOHN c. KUZAC, Constable.
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CONSTABtt'S SALES.

e. TOHATTS VS. THE CITY OF NEW oRLEANy
No. 1855. Jacobs Jno. II. Munday and the Cry Of
New Orsans Snrnieb No 1888 % tie Docket OF the
Second Justice Of the Pescs, Parish Of Orleans
pH VIRTUE or two Wrifs OF Has 6erf
A. sess 10 me directed by the Honorsb W r Mclean.
Second Justice OF tire Peace Parisn Il viii pro
esed 10 81 Public Auc;ioB TAU KSDAY the 18th sy
Of February, lS6S u O'Clock following described
p'opeTtysSo be told on the preunises
lhh WASHINGTON ARTILLh RY ARMORY, situated
IN the square bounded By Girsd lafayette Charles and
Naron4eft streets meaSuiin - inches
sest y pars lei eenth Of IS feet which point Il hasa
uer Qep OF Is ieet Nv 10 10 Inch width in the
r. me rtar together with al he Improvements therecn
AnSsh - Tie Wrshin ston Artillery Armory.
p5- 1ARNs-Cssh in U S. Treasury votes
JOHN O. KUZAC Con AHA
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The Atlanta Intelligencer gives the following
pleasant picture of a member Of the Georgia re-
construction convention:
A. AlpeOria Bradley (negro) here rose and in.
teTrupted the chairman, who was in the act of
stating the question to the convention. He
snarled, interrupted and insulted him, and many
looked with astonishment at the chairman, and no
doubt thought that Il was time patience had
ceased TO be a virtue with him. Mr.. Conley
occupied the chair, and we must say that there
are very few men living in our age of Liberal
new ideas" who would bear to be insulted ten
or fifteen times a day by snarling
creature who had nothing to recon mend him to
the position he occupies in the vanguard of the
nations legislators bat low ribaldry and a re-
voting face. He contradicts the chairman and
finds fault with his decisions I; he turns his back
upon him or remains sitting when he says any
thing ; be busters and speers, and being the
lion Of the fold is fit model of what negro
Legislators can ever aspire TO.
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Centurion AT RoME.-The Italie has the fol-
lowing about corruption at Rome:
Cardinal Patrizi has issued an edict, preceded
by a letter addressed TO the cardinal by the pope
himself. His holiness deplores the corruption of
the Romans, who are guilty of three great sins
continual blssphemy, diregard Of holidays aud
disrespect in the churches. In order TO prevent
such scandals the pope directs that the old penal
laws and the very severe ones of Leo XII should
be put in force. The cardinals edict promulgates
the punishments 10 be inflicted on those who
should be proved by two respectable persons to
have uttered one or more blssphemies; to have
worked on holdsys-the masters being made re-
sponsible in the latter for their men, to have
behaved disresp ectfully in church. The last para
graph is more especially directed against females,
who are 10 be prevented from wearing short
dresses. They are also required to appear in
church with wells but the veil, which Is to be
substituted for the modern small hat is not to be
converted into new ornament for the head
which is to be modestly covered.
Fifty dollars! Sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant II chest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale 81 Canal street.
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CoASEIIus BALDWIN VS.. JAMES A MORAN

CORNELIUS BALDWIN VS.. JAMES A. MORAN
Third Dhtrict Court Of New Ofleans-No. 2L47G
R1 HRTUe or Writ eff Seizure
ale TO me directed by the Honorable Disi
III " rev Oiesne, In the above entitled
VII proceed 20 sell az paslis Mssehaas'
eo Sn thouse streets In the econd District OF this ely
Ga fHDAI the zlst Day Of February, ls63 IL O'Clock
IN. ioo,,soSIng le. eribed property. VIZ
ado improvements thereon rights, priv lses aD
situated In the First District city in the square
bonded by Liberty, Gate ST. Paul. Howard date Gronds
common and Graver streets, measuring thirty
Liberty dste St PauD street and seven
seven inches Ia depth between parallel per plan By
tate espny surveyor gensr@i dated the 6sh o.
Deeem1er u.s. ana annexed % act passed the SIT Of
Dec nber rs before W. y. Lewis then notary public Ia
ths city The improvements said lot consisting OF one
story Frame ID i've ling and Kitchen known No s. Liberty
sset nid property was acquired by defendant G.
ana Anna n Jones and Leila Bra by act passed before
r Susesr. notary public in This city, the 29th OesO
sezed IN The above suit
rS iERns-Ihe purchaser to the payment Of tvo
notes oiawn By defendant 70 bis add b. him IN
e12fsed dated New Orleans. october 20 h. ls6-1ue TO-
SL ~ payable year ate date. the other for s23 p
paysbie Two years after oae with per ntee
rom date until due and eight per from maturity until
nnn payen and tLe balance Of the price Of Indication
cskh On The sSSt.
GEO W AVERY,
JAIL fef Fl 81 crff ~ the Parish Of Orleans
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by @. DE FERRET,

AUcroSEER-Ofi1e CO RoJ al street
H'UESDA Y. February 1871, 1888, at IL
o'clock NJ, At the Merchaats aud exchange
Royal street between Canal and Customhoase sire bv
virtue # an order from the 0norahie John Thomas
Judgeo The Second District Of New Orleans, dated
January Is 1865 II public suction, the following described
real estne W u be sold, viz
ave LOTS or GNOUND. numbered from 10 10 fnclu-
sve situated in the tirt District Of this city the square
b unded by Canal Beruadotte, ST Patrick G4sque
streets Said lots contiguous, hout Canal street
follows:
lotNo. % front Canal street. Is feet on
the rear lire, by dept1 betSesn parallel lines Of los
inches and lines and form the Of Canal and
rick strpeiA
IosNc two three forr Eve SIX SEVEN EIGHT nine
MEASURE each p feet Ont Canal street. Is feet
rtarne ~ depth between parallel lines Of hunded
and eight fst eight inches six ues Lot being
o. irregular form mea s feet inches and lines front
Nsnal ttreet lo feet inches a1d depth
line dividing from Tot No nine. l2 fet Inches ard lines
IN depth the lire street
inches On the lie. Tee whole according a ii N
architect "
E21tRNs-one third cash and the balance on credit Of
enc and two ysar the special
vendors lien and bear Eht Interest per Annun
nom the day OF sale un hna payment In q ad
pfoceedhg for the recovery o tbs uupsd note
the purchaser VIII be required pay per ttonsvs
commissions on The amount
iequid 70 assume the Of the current
year. ISIS
Act Of sac vits U. internal revenue STAMPS attached
before Armand Pot Jr, notary pubic, purchasers ex
pense.
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THE PRESIDENT ON GEN. GRANT.-A Washing
ton special to the Chicago Times says:
The president said, in conversation, on Satur-
day, that he would give $4,000 out OF his pocket
il the American people could have seen General
Grant at the cabinet meeting on Friday, while
questions were being put to him about his action
in the Stanton matter. He said he never saw a
man look meaner or more Inundated. HE is not
a big man." said Mr.. johnson, either mentally.
morally or physically, but before he had answered
the questions we put to him, he seemed to have
shriVeed up no bigger than my fist"
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P. G. MOHAN's SALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT HORSES ETC.
BY +. g. NOLAN,
AucrIosKzE-Ofhce rs Commercial PIac.
EVERY TUEsDAY, THURsDAY AVN
II SATURDAY, til o'clock A At Leonard Nsxvell's
stable on rsronne street between Union Gr.vier viii
6e sold Elegant latch Horses Choice Saddle Horses Zine
MOrk h9lesi Mich Cows Ako, Top and Open BueEies,
Brttts Wagons Harness. etc $50
"a TEEEs-Cash in o. = Treasury Nstes
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POSITIVE AND UEREsERyED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
THEoDuLE ADAM ET AIS VS.. JOSEPH L. VIM
cent ct ais, for ParttOn-NO 2s9e7. Docket Second
District Court
ny q. DE FERRET.

AUcrIoNEKR-Ofice No. 81 Royal street
TUESDAY, Feb. Is, 1868. mt lie O'Clock
at the Merchants AuctiOneers' Exchange Royal
Canal and CusOmhOuse Streets virtue II
and in conformity TO order fr the Honorable John W.
Thomas Judge of the Second District Court leans
dated January IA Is6S of for par
ten OF neodule Acam et ais Joseph L. Vincent let
ais 40. 967 Of the docket Of the Aforesaid Second DIS
tct Cont OF New Orleans the following described property
at public auction. Will be sold, viz
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ZOE sALF-REAL EsTArE-SEvERAL HUN
ored Doton sad Sugar Plantations In the best
Rorops OF the cotton and growing States Also Riee
Pantaons Orange Orchards bodies or v.lnsbs
TIMBER snds Also large variety of city suburban mr.
per Improved and nnimproved in the TORN Of resdencss
stores huiding lots and erma Psrsr
Wishing 20 invest viii do well call and en- amino onr $780,
ties snler Gard Real Estate Agents No Is Gsrondest
stree OrleanG - ~ -o-ee-oa
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RICHARD BYRNEs vs. Mr.. AND MRS hardy
Second iustice Of The eesoe--No 3Tl6
RY VIRTUE or n Writ OF FIert Fnr,a.
~ 10 directed BY the Honorable Paris Chirs.-
Second Justice Pesce Parish OF Orleans viii proceed NJ
sell At public auction TUESDAY, the 18th d-y Of Jap
nay, ls6o at 10 O'clock a. the Great Wesern Vase
house, Julia and F0ucher streets
One lot Of Household Funittra
Seized In the above suG
n8-fHEns-cash in U. s. rressury Notes
JOHN & EUyAC fxo,...At.
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AUCTION SALES.

m the rear By l0s feet and line. n, de,,h on
The line O. lot No inches in depth on
the line No II Los measures ~ iet7 inches
rear by 100 feet inches and lines ia depth OF
lot No TO- and I32 feet inches and lint In depth
ne OF ot Loo No u forms toe corner Of Water sad
Market and y feet isshs and sinss iron.
eet inches and lines in depth the line Of lot No II aud
las feet inches and shines In depta and front on Market
street Lot No IS n feet front Make street BY
No IA forms Of New Levse aud Market streets
and feetl inch and lines front sn New syeo
street. Is feet7 inches In width In ae rear ey lo ieet IN
depth and frunt Market street Los Nos ID " ~ ineu
vey each rs feet inches front on New Levee
street. by 100 feet in depth between para lei lines
s. TWO LOTS OF GROUND forming the whole a
tan IS A. being Nos aud bounded BY New Levee
Water James Streets Lot No measures 1855 feet
and 3 lines 'front.' New Levee street. by 65 feet .
lines in width in the and the line Of o
No Lot No measures IS feet inches front on Wats
street. 50 eet New Levee street. by So feet deeo
No. TrRss AND CosprrIoSs OF SALE-One-tourth Of Il
price Adjudication cash In legal currency OF the tnite
ftates and the balance instalmeuts, uatdug
one two three and from the dy OF sale eire
ssntsd by the purchasers payable 70 their ow ot
and by them ndorsed bearng interest at TIE rate 81 op
cent per annu from the day OF sale until nnal paymnt,
said notes TO tie by special NOR gage and vends
Tain The De clause Of per sttoneys fees Ia
legal proceedings collect the mortgage notes any parof
tbt M the said be divided into coupons Of sch
be necessary TO effect division between "a
The acts IF sale and United internal STAMPS
att ched At expense Of the purchasers befre he
Dibbls. Esq City Notary.
NB-The Of the city Of New Orleans in the ave
described propety being ONEHALF purchasers will hive
the right privilege Of payment Of Their purchases in
CITY CURRENCY in who or part to the extent OF eie
said interest Of the city.
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HENRY FRELsON VS.. MARY HEIEB, CMARIA ANNA
k1rtE widow by hrst marriage OF XAVIER ordon and no
the wife Of John Heine) and John Bsne her husband
Third DsIet Court Of New Orleans No 2GG3l
QY VtKTU n OF a writ OF fieri fae,as 4, m
Odre ted BY the Honorable the Third District Court OF New
Orleans, the above entitled cause will proceed 10 sell AZ
public aucti0n At the chants and Exchange
Royal street. between Canal aod Castmhoass in the
Second District OF this city MONDAY the tsnh doth
day OF Feb nary 1865 atlI O'Clock the following dsscbs4
property, VIZ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GRoUSD, together with the In.
provemens thereon, stua ed 10 the Third District
city In the square bounded BY Esp anade Miro. Avsz AID
kererec stree designated by the letter "C sketca
made by A dHemeSout, deputy surveyor 2tta De-
eember 1860 and having the following dimensOns towt:
o. feet ii riches and lines irons Esp
0inches and lines 'front.' Miro h O0qns
me 10 fet inches and lines In depth until strikes
kereree rec and SIC feel side towards alVsa
"
Being the property which dendant acquired By
purchase from Alfred narehand per passed before
dated nRrch IS, 1864 ' - -
Seized Ia the suit.
RS-rERMs-Oash the spot
,oo, GEO. ". AVERY,
Jay - ieIV Sheriff OF the Parish Of orleans.
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BIZ CHARLES y. FORTIER,
nes.. - us iii. -,

By CHARLES II. FORTIER,
AUcuoEEER-Ofice No 50 Bieaville street.
GATUEDAE, Jan. Is, 1868, II
- O'Clock the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange
boya street. between Canal and Custohouse trsets by
virtue Of order from the Honorable the second District
Court Of New Orleans dated 10Th december 1861 he fellow
ing property Will ke sold. viz:
LOT OF GROUND situated In the Second District Of
this city in the bounded by Con Bourbon Daaphin
and It Louis streets measuring American IS feet
III inches mont Cont BY CT feet inches lines 10
depth between equa and parallel lines together one
story Frame House the street. divided rooms
aee one IN the center used and oyster stand
also Prick House. slate rooted Ia the yard
posed OF thee rooms Anoher onestoTy Frame House Of
two rooms; enc rooted PRIV, csern water works. brick
paved ysrd and other dependencies. ets.
At the hour Of o'clock NJ all the movab'es and
lures ETC. contained In the above described property
IERHsFOr the movAbles cash. for the real estate
haf cash and the baa az credit OF twelve aud
four months In secured by special mortgage aud
dols pFiv bearing interest At the eight
per until paid the buildings insured
At tbs Of the hasr and the cy
vendor and in OF suit 70 the
Totes ire pureh 70 i've attorneys fees
all n0teri- sets, etc
Act Of se before Octave de Arnas ~ public at the
expense Of the purchaser including u s. Internal Keyenus
stanns.