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COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EvESIse. FEBRUARY ]. 1865,
CorroN -The.-sales to-day amounted to
$500 bales, at softer prices, particularly for
the lower qualities. We now quote ordinary
at l50I5ic. good ordinary at 1e3@l6ic.;
low middling Of l7l@-e., aud middling at
In the above we have reduced the outside
figures of our previous quotations &C., or
omitted them when they appeared too high
for the days transactions. In fact, the
market was somewhat unsettled by the tenor
Of the New York and Liverpool kilograms,
and as there was manifest falling off in the
demand, factors found themselves compelled
tomake some concessions in order to effect
sales. Aliddling sold as low as l8c., and as
high.as Isle. Good style and staple sold at
Isle. and lSac.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-The receipts this
morning comprise 1913 hhds. sugar and 2l2
bbls. molaeses. The demand is active at
fll prices and the receipts sell as soon as
landed. We quote Inferior sugar s999c. u
H.; common l0@llc; good common 1lA@
l2c. fair l2i8l21; good fair l23@lSc.; fully
fair 800 I33c. prime l34c.; choice I40l4Ac.;
yellow clarified l430l4Ic.; white l51@l59c.:
econds l2@lSl. Inferior nOlas5es 506355c.
9gallon; common 6o@6Sc; fermeHting Goa
SOC. ; fair 70075c.; prime sO@slc.; reboiled
75@SOc.
BAcoS-0nly a retail business is doing at
l0l@llc. u b for shoulders; l3l@l39c. for
clear ribbed sides; l326l4c. for clear sides,
RENAnKs-T'be steamer Mississippi from
Cairo. Is The only arrival from the West
since our review of Yesterday. Her cargo
is assorted. It consists mostly of corn, and
comprises the total supplies on the landing.
while the stocks Of produce in store are
very light.
FIouR-As usual on Saturday there is not
much doing. Bnvers arc holding off until
Monday. when two steamers win have an.
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AUCTION SALES.


cLoTAING FOR ALL SEASONS.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, RTo.
Large and Complete Assortment for the
City and Country Trade.
STORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASES. ETC,
Comprising the whole stockof
Me,srs. Dreyfus Brothers & Co.,
10 Bankruptcy.
In the Stores Corner of Canal and Camp Streets.
sALEATAUoTIoN BY ORDER OF
Z. E. NOrtOn, Assignee,
By C. E. GIRARDRY co, Auotioueers.
Office No. II Exchange Place.
THURSDAY, ISTHOFFEBRUARY, 1865 AT lOJi
o'clock A. M, at the stores Nos. ss and 90 Canal
street and Nos and Camp street. corner oil Canal
and Camp streets, by order of E. Z. Norton, ESQ.
Assignee in the Bankruptcy Of Msssrs. Dreyfus
Brothers a Co.. will be sold at public auction
The whole stock OF assorted Clothing, Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, Trunks. Valises. Hats.
Caps, Show Windows and Cases. Counters, Desks,
Fixtures Iron Safe, Gas L xtures, etc. contained in
the stores of Messrs. Dreyfus Brothers %, cor
ner of Canal and Camp streets, in the city of New
orleans, comprising large and elegant assortment
of
BUSINESS. DRESS, AND ovERCoATs.
PANTS, VESTS, etc.
of the latest styles, and suitable for all seasons.
SHIRTS, GLOVES. HOSIERY CRAYATs. and
COLLARS. UNDER and OVERSHIRTs,
DRAWERS, ETC.,
of Merino, Net, Wool, Flannel, Linen. Lowell,
Check etc.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, SATCHELs, etc,
in all varieties-a very large and we'll assorted stock
HATS AND CAPS OF EVERY STYLE
for Men, Youths and Children.
This large aud well assort ed stock is one Of the
most complete in this city, and offers unusual in
dueements to the trade for prompt supply at re-
duoed rates, as the whole will be closed out without
reserve.
Terms Cash, in U. =. Treasury Notes
Catalogues of the stock will be ready for distribu
tion before the sale. fe2
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAr.
Sunday. February 2, 1883.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Concordia, Sears, for Boston
Creevy, Nickerson &co
Steamship Gulf Stream, Bates for New
York-G a Fosdick &co
Steamship Agnes, Bourne, for Galveston
@ A Whitney &co
French steamship Sonora, Beurat, for Vera
Cruz--F Perrilliat
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, for New
YorK-A Moulton
Schooner NJ A Sampson, Sampson, for New
York-Creevy, Nickerson &co
Schooner Indian, Verrin, for Pensacola-
Master
Schooner N NJ Snee, Creighton, for New
York-Creevy, Nickerson eco
Spanish brig Antonio Maria, Mataro, for
Barcelona-Puig Bros
Spanish bark Purdlcio, Pont, for San Sebas.
tian-Master
French bark Bon Fills, Privat, for Liver.
pool-Zerega d jenkins
French bark st Genvieye, Picare, for
Havre-W r Buddendorff
Bark Z Ward, Landerkin, for Boston
CIV Hynsor &co
Bark Sea Gem, Roberts, for Bremen
Steamer Selma, Rogers, for wetumpka,
Ala-Master
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Alabama, Benson, from Sabine
Pass, to A Whitney &co--lst district s
British brig Satenelia, Yeale, from Rio de
Janeiro, to master-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Vicksburg, Tobin, from 0uachita City.
Wild Wagner, Holmes, from Natchez.
G Blackford, Pickett, from Washington.
Lafourche, Baranoo, from Bayou Sara.
Thos Powell, Aucoin. from Thibedaux
Indiana, Neal, from Cincinnati.
BELOW COMING Up.
British brig Bloomer, Chaddock, from Rio
de Janeiro, to J L Phipps Geo
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LEGAL, NOTICES.


Mary =. Keenan, vs. Richard H. Cuny
Her Husband
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, FIFTH DIS.
i triot Court of New Orleans, No. s,7ls.-I hereby
certify that on the 27th day OF January 1888 jadg
ment rendered in this Court in the fol owing en-
titled suit in the words and figures following to wit
On motion Of Hawkins 4 Fish. of counsel for
plaintiff, and on introducing due proof her favor
1t is ordered and aoiudged that the default herein
entered on the 18th January, ls be nov confirmed
and made ANAL thai there be Judgment in favor Of
plaintiff, Mary Eliza Beeman, wife Of Richard II.
Quny, and against the defendant, the said Richard
H. CuBy; that there be separation of property be-
tween said parties; ths community of aoquestB and
gains heretofore existing between them be dssolyed
and that plaiptih be restored 10 the management
and control of her eparate property.
1t is further ordered and adjudged that plaintiff
recover of the defendant the sum of eight Thousand
dollars amount of her dotal funds received by de
PENDANT. and with five per cent per annum interest
thereon from judicial demand till paid, and costs OF
suit, with the lien and privilege allowed TO married
women by Law on the property of thoir husban Dis TO
secure their dOtal and paraphernal rights.
Judgment signed 3lst January. 1853.
(Signedl CHARLES BEAUMONT.
Judge.
In test imony whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and affixed the seal OF the said Court. at the
city of New Orleans, on this first day of Febru-
Ary. 10 the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundre5 and sikty eight. and the ed year of the
Independence Of the United States.
HAWKINS FISH, Attorneys -
fo2A6 Clerk.
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AroNErARx
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
SATURDAY EVENING. February l. 1855.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
SATURDAY. EVENING. February l. 1855.
We have but little variation to report in
,be money market. There is a fair demand,
ND GOOD notes, secured by solid collaterals,
arc negotiated on the street at HOLY "
cent ID month. Occasionally q piece Of
frst.class paper is done at l, but this may be
rooarded as exceptional. SecOnd-class notes
can hardly be discounted at better than 2,
and there is a good deal which capitalists
will not take even at more onerous rates
Mortgage notes are quoted Mt l2Dl5 ~ cent
= anTum, the former for strictly al. There
u q moderate business doing at the banks
in discounts and renewals.
Gold opened at I390Dl394 and closed very
Arm at l39a0l39s. The sales included $1,000,
$1,000, $1,000. $1,000, and S23, 900 at 1885 $1,000
and $4,000 at 1894, and $40, 900 at lSs4@lS93.
Nothing of any moment was reported IN m
silver American half-dOllars are quoted at
I92 and Mexican dollars at I42@1429.
The movement in foreign exchange was
of moderate extent at irregular rates,
stiifening toward the close. The sales of
sterling include fl000 bill Of lading at l5l1;
fT5OO, mostly bill of lading, (l000, 1900, and
5000 at 1852; $1,000 strictly Al bill of ladlng
At 1921; 10000 in several bills at 1923;
EIOO0 frstclass at 1877; sl200 at 1898 in
gold, and el0O0 bank at 1921 in gold.
In francs we noticed sales of $4,000 AL
commercial at 3.739; $4,000 and $4,000
6rstclass at 3.7I4; and &C, 600 private bank
ers at $40. Sterling may be quoted at l5lA
Ml52J for AL bill of lading and clear, 1929
Mi52f for first-class, and 15S6bl54 for bank;
and francs at 3.75@3.724 for AL commercial,
and 3.7OG3.67A for private bankers and
bank. .-...-....
Domestic exchange exhibited but little
variation. The banks continued to check
on New York at ! per cent. discount, but
met a very limited counter demand. The
sales of commercial included $4,000 New
York sight at sic discount; $4,000 private
bankers, Sl2, 600 and $4,000 at 1; S25, 900
Boston sight at the same; $4,000, see, 000,
x2O, OO0, Sl5, 900, and $S0,o00 New York at
ill6: $50, 900 Providence at the same, and
$1,000, $40, 600, and $50, 900 New York at Z :.
There were some sales of stocks, the par
ticulars of which were not reported. "
shares Louisiana State bank sold at SIS %;
10 shares Bank OF New Orleans at S24 Is,
and so do at S25. At the board last evening
s24 50 was offered for 100 Of the latter.
We hear Of no further sales of city bonds.
The last reported were at 65 for railroad is
sues. They are quoted at 77@7s for the
consolidated, and -l366 for the railroad is
sues.
There was quite brisk demand for small
city treasury notes, which sold at sitter
rates, dealers buying at - discount and
selling at 4. Rather more than an average
business was done at these figures. The
sales included SIS, 900 at 4, and like amount
in several sums at the same. The large
notes were quiet at l3i0l4l. There was
less demand for state notes, which could
not have been forced of unless at easier
rates.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE
BY G. Il. IRARDEY & CO.,
AucrIoNEKRs, OFFICE II EXCHANGE PLACE
Auction saIea mt the

MERCHANTS 4 AUcTIoNEERs' EXCHANGE,
On Royal Street.
February s-Suooession of Herman Dieters, a
two-story Frame House on First. between Dryades
and st. Denis streets.
February LIZ uocess;on OF Lucy Kelly, three two
story Frame Dwellings on Drysdes, between Tritor
Walk and Calliepe streets.
February 25-Heirs of Delogny and Liyaudais vs..
the City Of New Orleans: One hundred and seven
batture lots New Levee Front and Water streets,
Race. Orange, Richard, Market, and st. james
streets.
February 29.-Succession Mrs. E. German: A
Double Cottage and two lots corner Of Orange and
Annunciation streets, facing Annunciatiou Square.
Succession D. and r. Keenan, Pew No. 81 in st.
Patrick's Church. and large lot st. Andrew. be-
tween Apollo and Baoohus streets. Succession
Lewis Krai' Three story Brick Store, corner Of
Tchoupitoulas and st. Joseph streets.
For particulars see plans at the Exchange. ja2s
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CATTLE MARKET,
FOR RENT.

no RENT-A LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
stofe-ono Of the Aneet IN the city-No. le2 Canal
leet. near uazundelat street. It u susceptible Of
le.nf divided into two stores. 10 good lessee II
Iili DO rented cheap. Inquire OF
H. 0ERhgN. No. Story Building
" Corner Of Camp Ard Oornmon sLreals.-
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THE HEIRS or LIvAUDAls VS.. THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS EFT ALS-No. s7l2-
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
LEANS.
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One. cash, balance on credit of twelve months
for notes OF the purchaser purchasers, drawn to
their own order and by them Endorsed, secured by
special mortgage and yendors lien on the property
sold, and bearing interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annumfrom the day OF sale un-
til hna payment. The mortgages to contain the five
per cent attOrneys fee clause binding the purchaser
or purchasers to nay in event that the notes given in
part payment shall have to be sued upon the improve
ments to be kept insured for their full value by the
purchasers and the policy thereof to be transferred
70 the assignee The taxes for the year 1861 TO the
state and city 10 be assumed and paid by this pur-
ehases over and above the Adiudicated price OF the
property: deposit of ten per cent on the amount
OF adjudication will DO required from the purchasers
on the spot Acts Of sale together with the United
States internal revenue stamps attached at the eX
tary public. fe2 I'd
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HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoGNY
VS.. THE CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-No
% eOT-sEcoND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS,
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

First Ward Radical Republican q lub
will meet on TUESDAY, February 4, at Polymnia
Hs III. corner st. Cherries and Polymna streets.
Judge Simeon Belden and Hon. Georges NJ. Wick.
life will address the club
JOHN L. BROWN,
fs24 Secretary
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Ia BRnkruPtoy-NO. Is.
IN THE MATTER OF HENRY SHEPHERD, JR.
Bankrupt

WHEREAS HENRY SHEPHERD, JR.. OF
w the city OF New Orleans and district aforesaid
duly declared Bankrupt under the act o. congress OF
March 2, 1867. has this day Sled in said court
pstition praying for discharge and certificate
under said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and to all other persons in inter
est, that the 18th day Of February lSse at II A M
is assigned for the hearing of the same, and that
they may then and there attend and show cause, II
any they have, why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
CLERK 5 Once, New Orleans, January q, 1858.
X LOEW,
ia29 fell p Deputy Clerk
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Han. 18th Day of January, 1868.
No. S44-New Series.
Resolved, That the City Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to measure ten Thousand barrels
of oyster shells 10 be purchased for account and
Of the city OF New Orleans, belonging 10 John Mes
sini-price twentyeix cents per barrel-fOE the i'm.
mediate repairs Of Julia street from Rampant to
Magno Ia street, and Celope street from Ram
part street to the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern railroad depot
(Sigue6) f. W. PERKINS,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
Signed, JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January q, 1903.
{Signed e. HEATH. Mayor.
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Q. S. MARSHALIS SALES.


OhlLen states We. hlrty-Stx R0xcs Eatsws
LnhIkeq ~ frogreeso; Thirtysix boxes Cigars
marked Ia barcelona; Fifteen boxes (ftsars
marked Media Hegafa- 'se'7
IN TIKI UNITED STATES DISTRICT CotJRT
u for the District Of Louisiana No tss7 LIZ Wv
tue of writ Of yenditioni exponas 10 inc dircisa
n the above eatitied SUIT will proceed % seli "a
the highest bidder on FRIDAY, the TN dav ~
February, le6s o. twelve l2 o'clock NJ at sntraneF
to Oustomhouse building. on Old Logee street.
Eighty seven boxes CIGARS, more or less
Terms-Uash, at time of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States MRrshas Office New Orleans
twentyseventh day, Of January, 1858:
No. 365-ja2s 81 az
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ITAIPInR CARD WRITER
pnoFEsson 4. Z. sELoxER

PROFESSOR A. T. sELoyER
Has returned for his fourth season in the Crescent
City. He will be happy to see his former friends and
sional CARDS done with neatness and dispatch.
Terms reasonable. a. Il. HfLOYEht
Empire Gard Writer, At Kidder's Cigar Stand,
ja1 I'm Corner 0rayiar and St. Charlea streets.
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INSTRUCTION.,

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An improvement upon all others in prograssi
Arrangement, adaptation and simplicity. Eoundt !.
upon new and original plan, and illustrated bE >
seres OF pate8 showing the proper position OF the
hands and fingers
Tho popularity Of this book has never been equal
led by that of any similar work Ten thousand copies
are sold every year. Among teachers and all who
have examined it, it is pronounced superior in eKes
lence to all other Methods" " Systems," and
schools" and the book that every pupil needs for
the requirement Of athorough knowledge of piano
forte playing. 1t is adapted to ali grades of taitou
from the rudmental studies of the youngest to the
studies and exercises Of advanced pupils Two edi-
tions are Published. one adopting American. the
other foreign lingering. When the work is ordered.
If no preferences Is designated, the edition With
American lingering will be sent
Be sure that in ordering il You arc particular N
specifying the New Method" Price, IS So. Mail
cd, post paid, to any address. sold by all must
OLIVER DITsoF CO., Publishers
IA Washinston street. Rnatou.
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MHxHCo.
A NEW ENTERPRISE IN A NEW DIRECTION.
during period Of twelve years. and who Is well ac-
qnaintsd with the Language and people, Is now re-
recent COMMERCIAL communicates from that city.
Parties dssr0us Of taking or sending goods 70 that
country can avail themselves Of this opportunity for
interpreter or business partner. Any Information
on this subject will receive prompt attention. Will
le positively In two three weeks. Address
ia22 MEXICO. Postofnc6 Box 2fa1
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

pHYsICIANs' DRUG STORE
NO. $50 DELoRD STREET.. Con. OF ST, CHARLES
Opposite Tivoh Circle.
Fresh Medicines and medical advice for all dis
cases. whether chronic recent, be obtained a.
this establishment; also Surgical attendance and
wounds dressed By competent and experienced Ply
eicans and Surgeons at all hours of tho day night
Office consultations free of charge.
sel0 TQrob uly
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In BAnkFuPtey-NO. =.
IN THE MATTER OF W. 7. hartley,

IN THE MATTER OF w. 7. hartley,
Bankrupt.
VUHEREAS W. 4. hartley, OF THE CITY
" Of New Orleans and district aforesaid, duly de
clarod Bankrupt under the act Of Congress Of
March 2, 1851, has this day filed in said court pet
ton praying for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provabe under
said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts, and 10 ~ other persons in in
terost that the I'd day of March, 1858 at II A.
d., Is assigned for the hearing Of the same, and
that they may then and there attend and show
cause II any they have Why the prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted
Clerks Once, New Orleans. January 2, lses
jas felsa Deputy CLERK.
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A vesy ecsirablo Double Cottage, on the cor
20 q Ballcastel and Constant Streets. Jefferson
1nts' rooms two eisiorns' GARDEN. ffit trsee ma
s1fubhefys also, stable room. II viii Be sold on
.tcom uodatinQ terms or rented the Wnole or half
applF St the kepubsicsu cities. jan
no RENT.--A NEWLY BUILT TWoST9RF
Brick Dwelling. with Al modem conFonienc1a,
~ Ernu1rt Glrset. Z idH doors above Canal
I1gt Possession given immediately. Apply %
~ uernan. No q Story nuilding. Dos
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OFFICIAL NOTICES--OITY

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room No. O ~ Hall.
New Orleans, February q 1868
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DIS.
w triet Pound, corner of Lafayette and Locust
streets as estray-
One Bay HORSE, about fifteen hands high. with
long tail
Which, if not claimed within five days and the ex
penses thereon paid wall be sold at public auction at
said Pound, on THURSDAY, February 6, 1858, at II
o'clOckM WILLIAM BAKER,
II. MoDoNNELL. for Controller. fee St
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Ouefourth OF the price OF adjudication cash, IN
legal currency OF the United States and the balance
'n e.Hsl sas ailments maturing 81 one, tav, t ee,
and four years from the day of sale, represented by
notes OF the purchasers payable to their own order
and by them indorsed bearing interest at the rate of
eight per Gent per aunum from the day of until
final payment said notes to be secured BY special
mortgage and vendors privilege on the propertg
sed the act Of mortgage to contain the penal clause
Of five per cent attorney fees in case OF legal pro
ceedings to collect the mortgage notes or any Of
them; the said notes to be divided into coupons Of
such amount as may be necessary to effect division
between the parties in interest The acts of sale and
United States revenue stamps attached at the ex
pense OF tt e purchasers before II. Q. Dibble Esq,
Olty Notary.
N B.-The interest of the city of New Orleans il
the above described property being one-hAlf, pur
chasers will have the right and privilege Of payment
Of their purchases in city currency in whole part
to the extent of the said interest Of the city.
jazz % "A 20 % feI . 56Ts 202l p 232I2
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faia and AZ kind Of Lseha Eorma aocuraish
aitk = the sHss Of shs RspabHeaa. No. y 81
F'lslas street,
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JOIN :. BARNETT. JOIN NJ. wIEMANN
pAERETT a. VTAEMAEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE, STOVES, SHIP oHANDLERY
PAINTS. AND OILS.
Mnrbleized MnnteIs, Crates, clan.
Round, square. and Hoop Iron,
Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware
Nos. 7g8 and 77e Leves street,
EsEr sOrapuru Market, Fourth District.
nO22 s1a NEW ORLEANS
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In the United saats. Circuit Court for
the Fifth Circuit and District OF Louis os.
SWager, plaintiff. a.. Van BenthuyBen a 90.
Vansierrees to all the rights of plaintiff Mrs.
slIeinie Laeostes widow, etc.--NO- 3a36, alias
y. ia.-OhnTles A. Laooste, plaintiff (F. Van Zen
sIIu!,en q Co, trausferrees to nu the rights of
Rol agla rs Mrs. Virginie Lae0ste, widow ETC.
Ky VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE TWO WRITS
- issued " the honorable the Unita7 H4afss Cir
c9it court ror the Fifth judicial Circuit a1l MIS- ..f
OF LOUIS ana IN the above entitled atlfs ana - 7
oeiReq oy me on the 18th Of December ief i.as.l
seized anc Will offer for sale, on staleRIS y 5H4
Stn day OF February, 1868 at II O'Clock A n & I
door Of the Courthouse in the PARISH m Il..1Ia5
Coupee Louisiana, the following described pre-
viz. 49,,
A CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION. situ9 a
in the parish Of Poiute Ooupee, Louisiana NJ
fronting False river having Is arpents frl ils
~ arpents in Depth containing about i6OO ~
hcial acres, together with all the buildings an 1t
provements therBOn, to wit Z
One DWeliinghouss, Kitchen and Clubhouse "A.
remains OF a brick Sugarhouse. and lot of Nj y
cry, damaged by IRE also one steam Saw Ni 4
Negro Cabins, Corn Glib. Stable, ploNs (
OF Harness. 2HarroEs. F..
Seized, as above stated to satisfy plaintiff cl -
with interest and costs, as per judgments.
Ierms Of sale ash, in United status Tres ~
notes, and costs OF deed and revenue stamps 81 *
pense of purchaser. - 1T
United States MarshAi's Office, New q IL
January 3, 1868. 4. J. HEBRON. u. s. I'D s.
No. 3l5-ia3 II 10 25fei 8
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

once of city superintendent Public
Schools, 20 Burgundy street-New Orleans, Febru.
airy !, is5s.-There will be "a examination Of ap-
plcaRs for positions Teachers in The city schools
at the office Of the School Board 80 Burgundy street
on MONDAY Sd instant. commencing at A. NJ.
punctuallg VIM. o. ROGERS,
fe2It Superintendent