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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

There j. considerable activity among the
regiments OF the ~ D.fon y G. :. y. Y. this Fa in
recruiting. Tho number. OF some OF the regiments
quito small particularly those which were largely re-
Ctutcd boz l.i. The usual brigade aud regimcut orders
have been issued Tor the parade which s to take place
Evacuation day the 2ath met az which Time the entire
division win Dol reviewed by hs INccllcucy Gov Reuben
J. Fcutou. az the litlayenue Hotel The display VIII
Doe unusually brilliant, us several ul the regiments
have their full dress uniforms completed. A
brigade OF the Metropolitan Fire Department Will
also parade on Evacuation day under tie com.
muud ~ thif Engineer kirr,'Iul The I'D
Regiment b. 20 boz ne recipient oi DO utitl tcsmOnal
from the ladies ~ SewNork, phsdt. i, Baltimore and
Chicago Who were suJOurung t loss D,auch last SUN
mer during the sucumplurut ~ The IC-Wcu N VIII be
presented ru Dec. 10 by Mr Brew ter the Attorney
General uf l,uusJ lyHuiu Who viii visit THIS city Tor that
purpose Of course the Regiment DO not intend 10 let such
opportunity 60 exhibit their calamity pas by, and
they making grand preparations for parade and
promenade concert which VIII NO doubt termuntr with a
hon The lac competition dul between Company of the
on Regiment Massachusetts, Militia and Company l. Of the
fgth Regiment y e. = 3. l.,r agaln an exciting topic
oi conversation among military Mon Capt Finan OF
requested another fiil winch le VIII probably
not get Company II u tie l4i a. gimcut is ont with a
challenge for the championships They claim that they
can lstou-h the natives, u oulr given opportunity
An udrr having been i.fu,d o. GOV. loutun CONSOLE
dating the mcmb. rs of Company 81 tIc pa Regiment
with Company Col Wilcox hte ordered tht mcmOers ~
the formcr Company 90 assemble la fatigue uniform on
Friday. bee. ls ut O'Clock y. M, 40 the logmcntal
ArmurY Tor rctou and muster. Capt Arthur BauCy
will assume command on that evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
YACHTNG-THE QUEEN's PRIZE.

Mr.. James Ashbtry, the owner of the English
yacht Cambria which wac tie winner In the last regatta
around the Isle Of Wight, ia which the American yacht
SapphO contested. has sent a communication % COnmO
dore stcbbns President Of the New York Yacht Club
he would like 10 compete for the championship Queen
prize, which carried away by the yacht America I
ie51 He suggests that the yacht arrive England IN
time 10 take part IN the rcgaas Of 1902 and about Sept
he will race across the Atantic, and arriving here
will race around Long Island for the Queens puZc The
10 be performed three times, best two ont Of three
The Ncw-lOrk Yacht Club will probably consider Mr.
AshbuIy communication, when probably Le may DC ac
commOdated by the arrival OF the Dauulcs Idlcr Phan
tom. some OF the other swift saiers Of the NcwYOI
Yacht sUuadrOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
nrrnAInlNn rIIE rnnn-

Mcssrs. George lIoughton, William Griffin,
Michael Murtagh. Michael Murphy, and William Hoppe a
few days ago called al the employment oncc II Fox
CO.. No. .i2 broadway, seeking Tor situations. The
h' told the gentlemen that they would place.
Tor them upon each paying him So Tho gentlemen pad
The amuuni mud shortly aftorWu OF them was cent
to tho ohic. ~ NJ = coons CO.. 40 pa Ccutrc-st and
making his GRAND known he was Informed by Mr. Coous
that hc had no place to give him, did no know any.
thing ~ the nru of Fox CO., and lat h. had
Authorized sd firm tu send ul body there employ
mont. The l'mau then returned to tho ucc of Fox
y Co.. aud informed them OF the result OF his crraud.
aud demanded Die money bICa. This beng refused all
tho above gentlemen who had paid FoV Co." their "
cach Immediately repaired 60 thc MHyurH office and made
thcr complaint to Marshal IaIpa who sent son The firm
and made them ditgoIgc The amounts which they had re-.
cclvod IOm the pcgHous above named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
CRUSHED BY MACHINERY.

Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest ON
tho steamship Gulf City lying at pier No 20 Enst Rive
tho body OF David Pollock. the chief engineer on
saturday evening, just before the steamer start
for Galveston Texas, Mr. Pollock, IN company with a
fireman. named James Coburn, commenced 20 examine u
portion OF the engine which being worked slowly at
Tie time. While thus engaged portion Of tho clothing
Of Mr. Pollock caught IN the cOgs OF the reversing
gear, and ne dra into the machinery. Tho alarm
given by the fireman, and the engine stopped but too
late to be OF any avail. The body at once drawn
from the position, but life found 10 be extinct.
verdict OF accidental death rendered Mr. Pollock
native OF this city but resided in HObOken where
he leaves widow and several children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
EIRES IN RROoKLYN.

About 2 o'clock OH Sunday morning, the car
penter SHOP OF George II. Baker, IN oxford-st near
Park-aye was destroyed by fire; loss about 500 The
lire the work Of an lncendary.... on Saturday
morning, about o'clock fire broke out IN "a two story
and attic frame building in SpcnceTst, near Flushing
ave, caused by defective 1lue. The lower floor was
occupied by John Myers grocery and the upper part
by John COgan a residence The property il owned
by Dennis Derry OF No C23 Washing Newly Ork
whose loss Is estimated at $500; insured Myers lost
about $500; insured by the Phcnix Company COgan lost
81 OO0 insured by the Manhattan Company. About 10
o'clock yesterday morning ire discovered In the
cellar Of No. 81 aforementioned, occupied by W. IT,
townsend canscd by children setting fire 10 barrel OF
rubbish. Damage triniug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
THE RECENT INCENDIARY FIRES
Snnerintendcnt Kennedy has Issued the Col.

IOWInY UIfIff
ONCE ~ rng erpRnSTTNbKHT oF METROPOLITAN PoIcFl
no 800 MrbB.an So NV -yoHE, Nov. q. 1868
10 me- Cap1hu6 ~ IoiioG
0tL No. 5lin view othe large number u uccut,ry
heS which have occurred within few Gas past VII impress
ihe members o. COMMAND Gle necessity Of cttrcng 40 a tines
wlsilf on duty The most active vigilance discover a1 arrest
that nay popsy lie peCd Of setting e design.
ng 10 set on Gre Anj buag within tLe Metropolitan District Special
Attention mnt be ei ic t1tcuh fyp0l % ls great
1Ol VII therefore detail such uguber II tie members 81
maud DO plain dotc nav deem proper TO patrol uugefaus
districts your precinct for The purpose ~ slunag Che arrest Of this
class Of cTinJnsh aeg haog them dealt s.b according to law
J. a. kESNRDY Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
JIAYTI.
RETURN2Of sALSAyE WITH IT'S TWO 81

RETURN2Of GALSAyE WITH Ills TWO MEN-OT-
WAR TO PORT Az PRINCE-THK REBELS
CONCENTRATING AROUND GONAIYEs.
PoRT Az PRINCE, Nov. 7iYM HAVANA, Nov.
sident salnaye returned 10 this port yesterday
from Gaze Hayden with HE Two menofwaF. the
Alexaudro Potion and salnaye lie put in.on tho way at
gopalyes Both place pr0ysi0nless aud Tho people
fbrreab0uts are suffering much Gen. kissaRG sageJ is
umcTOu6 forces around GOnaives and cX
lTcts soon 10 attAck the salD4yists there
FURTIIER PROGRESS or TIE REBRLs-EXCiTE-
MENy AGAINST TIiE AMERICANS.
HAVANA, Nov, 2l.~-J4atcr dates from Port az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
r,pr ANn s1.rrocArloN IN LOWELL MASS.

LOWELL, Nov. 21.-At about / o'clock this
morning the woIkIOoln OF 3 T. Ficchcrs bonnet bleach
cry al No 90 Merrmack-st., burned out. the loss
being only about 81 900 Tie third story and attic were
lodging rooms and To- these two men aud young woman
were suiIOcated The victims Michael Gaiiucy
George Mauard aud Sybn shackfoid. The latter, who
was Only G years old, had bat recently to
Lowell from Ellsworth. Ne. ManaId a stranger who
had registered himself as from Boston. while be- had
card n ms pocket Carrie Black who rOOmcd with
SybH ShacLiOTk, narrowly escaped through Tie roof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
SOUTH AMERICA.
VENEZUELA.

THE COUNTRY QUIET-THE DISPUTE ABOUT THE
BARK JULIA
HAVANA, Nov. 2l-Late adyices from Gar .l,
raccos represent that the country was generaHy
few small bands of indictments were Io'i'iS ~ ~.
mountains but the citizens every , oo1or Of the
SXisting government Congress was 10 n o i5anrar
of January, when the new FresueH' "0"'" ~
The dispute about the bark Julia si IgnI 10 Car
settled The Commissioners hao Ao' Je' ''''--'0' "
raccas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
PORTO RICO.

THE CROps-THE ISLAND QUIET
HAVANA. Nov. 21.-Reports received from
porto Rico show that the crops are ourishing cond
Zion and nrosperitv is returning to the island Political
sgaton has subsidized, and the whole population 10
aILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

io arc ut hand THO revolutionsts arc again making
nro0rcss The excitement against ,ho lNi"oi O""' '''
ipot Iohafed but seems 20 be ON the increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
RUPT-URED.

To remove On error the minds Of gbo labor under the impress
Dr. SHERMAN great success n ibis branch OF 9rnc sar
and that but the ueh
avail themselves OF DIS assistance - must he borne IN nlnu &
thousands Of ara
restored Nominal Prices By BIS taking into consideration the ecum
stances q biz patients a.,
sucld N heoui al doubt the most economical a. ven as we
L..l In L LLurI. rnI NON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

| PASSENGERS .fREITED
fHOM MIN ORLEANS. Nov Ia.ta steamship Gr. Cromwell
Goo ofler sin Million and clid ~ uA,s A. uca Jas " hon
md Id. G 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

REulHxs2lst momiug-overea to 7 very windy 70 % sy
,,r rom To- H. Overcast TO 81 pnnkhng ram AZ .
yas ram 10 2:l5 cloudy and overcast from 70 sunset
Overcast aud very cloudy. 22d Morning ana &
90 vs osy Bysnng-Couiy and haly. THIS has been COW
windy dsy. the coolest Of the season -, r,r,,,Y-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

CoN Sll TUN.-WETnFE SrRPs 6 CENTS
i DO uir~f tuufielefd tl DO pup- application 81
D. iaiF fHini t
tIr
fal - cair Az ilfiarrnufs ~ si m
fa,Il r.,,f,I b. j. Iorals co, Sole Mtllsiarer'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
OH! DEATH!!!
Where is thy sting
OH ! GRA.VE!!!
Where Is thy veOryi
OH! MARSH!!!
Where Is thy future home
where is thy future home l

The sting has been the rplured patient In the
ofb Marsh Radical Care Trick the those
who persisted from the injuries resulting from It's Lum
bago Rheumatism Sclca of the parts loss Of YrJ and
sexual capacity thousands to-day suffering all these
OF the OF IT, other equally u
Truss
These may easily be AVOIDED These uGen and yratons al
yed growing checked by the adoption and us Of Dr.
sHRMAEs Paeut ena Appliance and Rupture Curative Com
poud The q, utility iunumcrlbe advantages Of these auK
With Dr. ShERMANS experience. can be unmistky Yelled
the consummaon ~ a bis hopes
TUX AGED MADE YOUNG THE YOUNG MADE HAPPYl
Evidence published time end again. and further proof
in ~ Mr. JoSEs WlknOwu ciiSen
whose Tesec.aby department warrant te most Implicit
reliance says ehc found Published IN Hg IRlBLSE Of
Nov 49, and a. The fih page. under SPECIAL Notices
DR. SHERMAN may daily consulted at bis Office No 61 Broadway
The most otuae u Successfully treated without
REGARD 10 failure from tFu and the pesumphye cLos o hneant
Who auacousy radical tricks for the injury and yeauon OF
.
I'm Of
speeial 10 all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

Protect your bank KEYS aud ianitOrs. Give
lien t aauc rrotra burglars br spp she BrHetA
A.taH I.tatsrIi chico aas uefrf been lrolrn through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

Dou't uiae with % bad Cough or Cold when
a4.r 81 ,r, r- ,ll Thorough J0sls Ears,ToHAsr can
b. readily obtained sod er..rshtrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
TIE TUKF.

On Saturday a number Of turtles visited
Fashion Course, j. l., where there was trot between
Z ita an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

PorUIAR UAT,.-E-rEN-CuEID seems To nm
frr. On sf ci ftt ..is' 90 lainr Anr s H. ten sTs III
ft ..a. f.r .nt ttts tt.ff u af l store 50 ii Nas
s'.io ui d. 4. I4o lf,lah i-Gssncc
,.rssars. ei-c.'ra.r iHl e.r'fa'.t - 'nr.ia,.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
CUNTRAI Park METEOhOLOtICAL DLIHHI13I9"
~. - ~ ~ endinl Nov n. 1908:
TuRHnONIrER.

Week mean .%'a.'
ymum m. Nov lbJl9o naihum ~ : y ~ g. a. a5
Minimum m. Nov lo.A1bSJ minimum ~ a. N' N' '
,.s... o, r,,ge . 7sf Difference 100
Rain on the 7th and ahi duration, @lSo Lom'i uep" i
SNOW on ile 2lsti duration, minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
CUBA.
MEN - 5,o 0r ON mT OWN CORRESPONDENT

PRoGRFss OF THE NsURREcTIoNm--lANiiI,i'i. WI
PROMINENT CUBANS-rlIE I rUII
$500. ..r, rffr7 " APT AIN-G IN EltAls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
:, A.gFsTos CnmNT WI repair Lcal,y Roofs.

Asnr-ro. Rooy coArNc. II. W. JonSs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
First DI,trIct Property.

l. THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARMORY, situated
In the square bounded by Groi. Lafayette
Caronde streets measuring 81 feet inches trout Grod
street by parallel depth 90 feet which point has
rear together with ali the IMP thereon
known the Washington Artillery Armory
italy and wellbu wo story Brick Building, md suitable
tor business dwelling.
THAT VERY VALUABLE AND pESIRABLE PRO.
IERIA known as tie FIRST DISTRICT RECORDERS
VVrtr AND LOOKUP, situated in the First District Of
N0ht Jn ~ tesn1Sre pndec by st barleS Carandaet
OF 26 feet inches This valuable property opens
alley In the IA feet paved and or
TIE nee in common with other properly the
Us improvements comprise large spacious Tnreesory
bck buidng snbdivded into large apartments rt
Ieeond and third floors
Its ocaton Is the desirable fn tbs CITY: from
lafayette Square. and surrounded splendid Improve
ments and elegant neighborhood With proper
is hne'y adapted Tor palatal residences or hotel.
This prOrery" The First District Rec rders Court and
Lockup- sold by virtue Of Ordinance No S2 New Series
approved ana signed 2ith December 1867, follows:
Orleans That the SAID lots snd buildings sold 1T
publ auc ion az the time and the
Conditions liked Tor the sale Of tue other properly
longing 10 the city OF New Orleans, with the condition that
Of six months after the sale the PEI cent per
annum on the amount OF the adjudication
3 FOUR CERTAIS LOTS or GsOUND in square No
5 bounded by Baonne Clio, EratO and Dryades streets
which lots adon each other and designated by
10 70 and IS o. plan Of W. ". Bell City Surveyor
Lo. No Is p feet front on Frao street by
sept between parallel lines Of l5q feet inches lines
Noe ana measure each q feet front on Erato street b
10y iset inches lines IN depth, between parallel lines
No. - q ieet front Erato street. by l59 feet
inches lines IN depth between parallel lines These are
IN What Is kno~n as the Belt square, finely fer
evenings within easy Of the ST Charles Railroad
horse cars and neisheorhood rapidly improving.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF CHOICE
REAL ESTATE, TO EFFEoT A PARTITION Be
TWEEN HEIRS OF AGE
BY @. DE FYRIET,

AUcuOSEER-Onhce No. 81 Royal street.
SATUKDAY Jan. Is Isc,s: az is O'clock
Royal between Canal and Customhouse Streets will
l. IdT OF GROUND in the Second District of this
city n NE qSss ssa by S 5ms ss dn9 o ua
ana Dauphn streets and mfasurs 81 eet inches trout on
Ursnnss street by 81 feet inches and lines in depth and
sudines and improvements consist Of substantially
did ROOM actually used as store two rooms and ysseGe
above and two below, aso prvies. The
yard paved with rcGs the introduced In the house, and
This is most desirable stand one well tn,wn having
been for occupied by Ruh the renowned Druggist and
ANOTHER LOT OF sRoUSD in the sane district
square, aud Immediately contiguous the preceding
lot measuring Sc feet inches front Dauphin STREET, BY
ca feet inches in deP'h. -
Story Brick Residence covered With sates with an orna
mem S' W. s ~ l,is Jl x iiti. ~ 81 ~ -
small pantry in the wall and in the seConi story, AL
ssSIooms ITO sfsnst' 's.ssoTy Trick kehso containing
Dauphn street, ast . vel SHOWN is Psv with
ock and the neig borhood in shieh this property sit
mated Is one q she most pessant IN tie Second DistdS
adjacent 10 the firstly described aud urng 81 feet
inches Ursunes street. by 95 10
said Lot consist Of old Onssory frame contsiningi
rom, cabinets rear gallery back building eont Aining
I LoT oF GROUND IN the sane District, in the
IRENE streets measuring q iset inches and hines front
sss. ~ ~ inches c sna ns N es
residence with Ias cred f9ni and covered with States ron
ththg beoWtNo psros uiVded by rung uOots nae hti
and pantry; and in the second story an
cabinets twostory frame back building, ntain four
There shed pivies premises the yard
Is paved with bricks and the water introduced.
The whole according plans made by r. T.. BOudOusqae,
Civil Engineer and Architect
R IERss-One third cash and the balance credit Of
In divided ints
parties secured by special mortgage and vendors
lien bearing eight cent. inter st from the day OF sale
until final the buildings be kept sured and the
poicv policies transferred TO TIE nterests parties In
Of Judicial pro eadns for the recovery OF
unpaid note the purchaser will be required pay 1--we per
cent attorneys commissions the recovered
Art offs aUftt Int chad
before A ID. Doriocourt, Notary Public purchasers
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
No. SEC New SERIES.
MAYORALTY or Nav ORLEANS
Enll- 18Th DIV of Dacennhar 1871

MAYORALTY Nav ORLEANS,
City Hall, 18th day Of December, 1861. !
Resolved, That all Property, WHETHER REAL OR
PERSONAL. belonging to the city Of New Orleans which
disposed Of without derment to the public interest
nvenencs shall be sold under the supervision and drec-
ton Of the Chairmen Of the Finsnce Committees. The sale
hereof to commence on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANU.
AIRY, 1868 and TO be CONTINUED FROM TINE TO
TINE the dissection Of the Chairmen of the said Com
mttees
Resolved, That the terms Of said sales shall be ONE
THIRD Cash, PAYABLE IN CITY NOTES. and the
balance in notes Of equal amounts secured by mortgage
the prop ty payable aud years with interest
the of EIGHT PER CENT FER AKNUM from date
III paid and Eve per cent lawyers fee should
say institute for the payment Of said notes. Acts
sale before the City Notary, with internal stamps
the expense of the purchaser who VIII the OPTION
TO PAY THE ENTIRE PURCHASE MONEY Casa IN
CITY NOTES
(Signed) F. W. PERKINS,
President pro tenn. Board Of Assist. ant Aldermen.
(signed) JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December ls 1867.
Signed E. Heath, Mayor.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
Batture Property.

THAT VERY VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
SHOWN Square No H. A bounded by Poydrss Iafsyette
De u and alter streets subdi dsd into IA cts
mated BY The Nos L. ~ 6. g TO- H. II Is aud Ia
10y NO IoIIls the corner OF fOydras Water and Delta
street and measures 70 feet inches lines on Water
street 70 feet inches lines front Delta street BY l2t
feet 10 inches lines trent and depth POydas
IA feet 10 inches lines deep the dividing LIE Of LOT
Lot No measures rs feet inches 7ues rost on vs,s
street % feat inches line front Delta street bv 5i et
10 inches lines deep the line dividing Il from II. NJ
and ia feet IL inches deep the line dividing from Lot
Lot No Is feet inches lines front On vs,s-
street. 20 feet inches 2 front Deta street by l5t s n
inches dep The line dividing from Lot No sad
No a. -s 40 rum Ao'
Lot No Is feet inches lines f,on. a, x.
see 20 iee inches lines front 0n Detl street. by2i feet
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
AUCTION SALES.
!, B. WALTON & DEsloaOs'S SALES.
POSITIVE SALE.

POSITIVE SALE.
CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.
FOUR STORY BRICK STORE, NO 81 CAMP STREET,
BETWEEN COMMERCIAL PLACE AND GRAvIER
STREET, OCCUPIED BY THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
BY j. IL. wALTOS d DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office Al CArondelet street.
- NJ Al the Merchants and Auctioneers Exehsnge Royal
street. will be sid
That eligibiy situated first elas FOUR STORY BRICK
Baltimore brick slate roof iron shutters
Camp street. in all Tespe OF the most desirable proper
Investment in this city II Is lea ed AZ the rate OF
$3.50 month until TIE hr day OF November So9 his
being By with the value OF the
property having made several years fhs
property subeaed the Western Union Tel graph
Conpsny, who now occ upy 70 for $500 per annum.
crevsr snd 1T Charles Streets and COmusrciai Piacs
front depth lI0 feat
inches and lines between paral ell lines English measure
desg mated by No. 81 plaR by VIM Tn ntan IhomDson
Surveyor under date 18th NAY ISL posted in the ONCE OF
II b. Cenas late Notary ubiic -
RI TENS CONDITIOSs-flne third cash in U. y.
Treasury the remainder in the Of the
to his order equal instalmens aya0ie at and
from Of with special mortgage and vendors
privilege the properly, ali until final payment the mo
gage embrace the ella Of i've cent attorney lees "a
the payment of part OF the
tie credit portion The buildings must
be insured fire by te purchaser % the sastac
On the vendor and the policy Transferred 10 the yend
psBse Of the purchaser including the U.s. stamps
ltqui ed by law.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
Terms and Conditions.
FOE sALF-RP.I -

- ered Cotton sad SEA- D. EsrArE-sxvERAL 1TrS
fantsicns 20 cotton and grosSe ssts in The best
timber snds Also and LARGE bodies Of y. aee
stores kudns o qnnproved in the form Of pre-
,wishia 70 invest will do % On favorable terms P
Stree CIV oassn. Real Estate Agents. No IS cur proper
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON ST. PETER
STREET, BETWEEN DERBIGNY AND ROMAN
STREETS, WITH FINE STABLES ATTACHED.
BY q. DH FERIET.

G ATURDAY, y anuary 18Th. 1865, at Il
- O'Clock the Merchants and Aucoaeers exchange
Royal street. Canal and Cust0mhOuse Streets
Public Auction, without any limit will be sold
lot or GRoUkD in the square bOunded by st. Peter,
Derbgny, CarOude Walk and st
q Peter los feet inches add iaes
depth the line towards Debigy los feet Siuh
and line in depth the line nearest to Roman street. and
q and liues in width the line.
T improvements said 1t consist OF frame Stab'e
with accommodation for four horses which readily be
rented for Sl2 per month.
R7 TERss-Cash in o. s. Treasury Notes. Act Of sale
u Internal Revenue Stamps attached before z. Cha
Cuvelber, Notary Pubic at purchase. : expense.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
AUCTION SALES.
C. E. GIRaROEY q co. s SALES.
RESERVE

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
or vAIuABLE-
IMPROVED AND VACANT CITY PROPERTY.
FIRST, SECOND THIRD AND FOURTH DISTRICTS,
COMPRISING
VALUABLE BArrURE SQUARES AND LOTS.
BUILDING SITES AND BUSINESS LOCATIONS.
THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARMoRY-A SPA
CIoUs Two-sToRY BRICK BUILDING ON GIRoD
BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND CARoNDELET
STREETS
THE CONTINENTAL ARNoRY-Now KNOWN AS
THE FIRST DISTRICT RECoRDARs COURT AND
LoCKUP-A LARGE AND SPACIOUS THREE
STORY BRICK BUILDING, SITUATED ON THE
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND LAFAYETTE
STREETS.
THE SECOND DISTRICT PoUND-A LARGE FRAME
BUILDING AND LOTS ON CLAIBORNE, BE-
TWEEN ORLEANS AND ST. PETER STREETS.
THE CHALMETTE PRoPERTY-IN THE PARISH OF
ST. BERNARD,
OTHER DESIRABLE LEGATIONS.
THE ENTIRE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, FIR
ACCOUNT OF THE CITY, AND BY ORDER OF
THE HONORABLE COMMON COUNCIL OF TIE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.