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FoUR-sToRY GRANITE STORE,
NO. q CARONDELET STREET, BETWEEN GRAvIER
AND UNION STREETS.
z i. II, WALTON g. DEsLONDE.

BIZ j. II. WALTON - DESLONDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office, No. ~ Caropdelet street.
CATTRDAV, Feb. 2e, Is0s, Mt Ie O'Clock
y n A. the Merchants and Aucti neers' Exchange Royal
street between Canal and Cust0mhouse streets, will he
THAT VERY SUPERIOR AND VALUABLE QUINCY
GRANITE AFD BRICK FOUR-STORY STORE, NO. a
CarOndeet street occupied by Bartlett Rsyns and
others the First Disct of this city in the
by Carondee Gravier Baroune aHd Union
This according sketch by bert Blanch-
nrd surveyor 5 Caronjeet street. depth
the line Union IS inches and lines
on the m nearest q 10 inches lines
25 feet the line, with the privilege OF an alley
opening into Union street.
This proI located in the center Of business the
buot Of the best and most substantial Of any in this
ctythe front being entirely Of Quincy granite and the
tire construction having been erected with view per
mHneucy sud without reference 70 cost.
T. tenants under lease at the rate OF $500
snnu tie having been recently reduced In cOnsde-a
tion Of the times. from $500 per annum.
H- TERMsOIethrd cash IN L Treasury notes; the re
mauder In ths notes OF the purchase
his order in equal install ments bearing interest al the
of per can't per snuum from Of sale uu dnal ply
ment, and special mortgage and vendors privilege. Tbs
embrace the clause ~ cent for attorneys
Of suit 20 portion OF the notes. The
building be hep insured the satisfaction Of the
dors, ard the policy transferred.
Act OF sale before Tist. notary public. at the
peuse Of the purchaser, including the internal Revenue
stsups
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A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PEREMProRY SALE AT AUCTION

AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF MANUFACTURED
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
-coHPkIsIEo-
POPULAR BRANDS OF CELEBRATED VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURERS;
GKRNAE n-nnWEs-rn oTuAHS; TRUNKS,
PIPES, AND FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY,
ETC, IN GBEAT VARIETY AND QUALITY. CON-
PRIsIEG THE STOCK OF MESSRa H. sPIRo q
CO., SURRENDERED IN BANKRUPTCY AND SOLD
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR CREDITORS, WITH
OUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, BY ORDER OF E
EoRToN, ESQ, ASSIGNEE
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON CARONDELET
WALK, BETWEEN PRIEUR AVID JOHNSON
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF J. J. DEPOUILLY.
No. 2sGa
BY @. DE FERRET,
BIZ @. DE FERRET,

AUCuOSEER-
Office and SalesrOoms-S6 Benvie street
CATURDAK, March z, 1865, at re O'Clock
- NJ, the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
between Canal and Custohouse will be
sold BY pubic auction By virtue Of judgment rendered
Honorable John ". Thomas Judge Of the Second Dis
triet OF sew Orleans rendered December H. 1907
signed the 18th Of December 1907 the following described
property, bel nging TO said succession. viz:
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second District Of
this cy the square bounded BY Carundele Walk Prieur
Johnson Peter designated the A
a sketch and survey Esds by j. A. D'Hensc0urt Deputy
Surveyor. the 50 Of February. 1868.
Said "a feet gnches and lines front
Walk 149 feet 10 inches and lines in depth the
towards Johnsen Isl feet 10 inches obque line
towards Pneu and q feet inches in width the rear
lire.
Tie property planted with choice fruit trees sueh
peach. plum ard OF her
R7-1EENs-Cssh in o. \. Treasury notes
Of with U. s. internal attached
before Abel DTeyfous notary public, a. purchasers
peuse.
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SUITS FOR ALL-EvES FOR THE Tines
Messrs. Darcy Wheeler. No. 20 Canal street.
advertise this morning q list Of clothing which
will exactly fill the above bill in every particular
All who have a latent desire TO economic can
give it full development by going there.
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Bx G. Il. GIRARDEr a. co.,

Ofice-No. IL Exchange Plaza
THURSDAY, Feb. 20. 1S6S. az helf-east
Il 10 NJ, at the Three story Brick store, No "a Asga
heweeniGraviez and NatcheE streets at Public
Aucttcn will he sold
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE sur
rendered by Hessrs h. SErO Co. and sed by order Of
Eorton ESQ., General Assignee in the Circuit Court Of
the United for the District Of Louisiana comprising in
part follows: Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Perrique
Snuff Cigars EeeTschsum Brar Root Cherry Wood and Clay
Pines in variety; Perfumery Combs, Trunks Fancy
Articles Show Cases Desks variety Of other articles
Descriptive Catalogues will be ready for distribution
Tuesday, the llth Inst
R7S- TERss-Cash in Q. s. Treasury notes.
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First District

/. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the First Dstric. OF
this city the square bounded by Julia, Camp Magazine
and Girod streets designated by the Nos l, 2 and g.
Lot No So trent Julia street. by 80 feet
inches in depth between parallel lines.
Ihe buildings and improvements consist Of comfortable
one story house divided into and
taiEing and Closets back building contain
in rooms besides a privy, ciste-n, etc.
q Lot Ne adjoining the above measures 80 feet inches
Julia BY % feet inches depth between
parallel lines.
The buildings and improvements consist Of tvosory brick
containing six vh saey around prves etc
g Lot No beiu in medAely contiguous that secondly
described 81 feet inches lines front Julia
street. by 90 inches depth parallel lines
The sings and improvements this lot exactly
similar 10 those on lot No. ?
A. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District OF this
city, in the bounded by New Levee Lafayette Com
and GrOd streets designated as lots Nos and Is
Lot No Is measnre 20 feet inch front on New Leyee
&c feet inches in depth The buildings
povements thereon consist of tvostOy brick store covered
" states
Lot No being immediately IN the Of the preceding,
measures l9 inches and lines front Commerce
street. inches and lines in depth the line nearest
LAFAYETTE 90 feet inches in depth the other side
line, and ~ feet l inch on the rear line.
The bu dings and improvements CONSIST Of tWostory
brick store, covered with sstes
The City Railroad through New Le7ee strest and the
poron " there in the business locality Of the First
District offers rare IL Inducements to purchasers.
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EOk SALF-KEAL EStArE-SsYERAL HUN
IL dred Cotton ssd Sugar Plant located in the pest
pcons Of the cotton and growing States Also Rice
Plantations, Orange Orchards and large vaiuab
timber lands Also large variety OF city suburban
perry, Improved and unimproved Ia the torn OF rede
WISHING win do well TO call examine our proser-
ties er Gard Real Estate Agen:s Nc. S. Gsrendeet
stree OrleGnS
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Dry goods at wholesale are being offered by L.
II. Gardner h Co., at unusually low prices Call
and see them at 81. % and % Common street, ad-
joining the City Hotel.
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BY g. DE FERIEr,
ACKNOWLEDGES. No. 50 Royal street.
TUEsDAY, February 1sth, 1858, at II
IL O'Clock NJ. the Merchants and Auct oneers' Ex-
change Royal street, bewees Canal and Customhonse
streets virtue the Honorable the Judge
of the Second District OF Orleans dated January
9Th atpubc auction the following describes real estate,
belonging 10 said succession, viii be sold Wis
LOT OF GROUND, in the Third district OF this city, In
the square bounded BY Eysian Fields Morales Frenchnen
GOOdchidren measuring 81 feet front on bysan
street, by 27 feet 10 inches and lines IN depth, be-
tween parallel Ines
The build ngs and improvements consist OF onestory
Frame House containing three cabinets hall
and gallery In 'front.' back Building containing one room
estern, privies etc.
Act sale with United States internal revenue stamps
attached before Duvgneasd notary public, at the
pucsse expense the purchaser the Of
the taxes for TIE current year, 1865.
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POSITIVE AND UEREsERyED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY:
THEoDULE ADAM EFT AIS. VS. JOSEPH L VIM
cent ct ais, for PsrtitiOn-EO 1890, DOck& Second
District Court.
HY @. DE FERRET,

AUCTIONEER-UH1ce NO. o hOyAI streeh
TUESDAY, Feb. Is, 1865. at 1s o'clock
NJ the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange Royal
street between Canal and CusOmhOuse streets by virtue u
and in conformity to order from the Honorable John W.
Thomss Judge the Second District Court Of Oeans,
dated January 1868 the OF the suit for par
ton of Theodule ct ais Joseph Vincent let
a-Ho S967 the docket OF the aforesaid Second Dis
trc Of New Orleans the following described property,
at nublie vi be sold viz
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AUCTION SALES.
G, DE FtRleT'S SALES.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. les KLYsIAE FIELDS
STREET. BETWEEN GooDcHILDREx AND MO-
RAIEs STREETS. a-r .--- --.-
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AUCTION SALES.


public auction h.hest and bidder by order Of the
s Of DRY GSSs xTuks @
fer the bensat Of their creditors contained in the I've story
streets
The stock comprises large and well selected
ecteo for the wholesale trade of this city, AID consisting in
Biesehed and Brown COtOns shsesIng, shifting and Pm
low Casing staple Prints Of great variety and Of
TstiIss and Denim: q the best quality and the most Ss:r
sDss sI. Sssy sss Suitable ssns for Osssn uss fs
Linens and Linen To-slas Popns, Msrinos,
posssn and csssa.rs twill PLAIN and ID Canton FsnDs:
anS Gemsn cOson sDd Woo Hory Mds Cotton Insn
Gsmsc and SILK s an, Quilts Tows f5ssd
rails; skirls Table Covers Gloves Tspe Thread Spool
bnst Hosouito Bars srge assortment Iyonese and Italian
Cloths Gihghs@s B.Ieges Mourning and H'If sOurniog
Linens Tu kish loves, Napkins, etc
the 18th Dssn for distribution The stock being extsn
and the variety gre that il is too dcalt TO emu
offered this attraction which vel worth the stanton Of
ne sn'Ts D SsSSs in Sr1le Treasury notes.
By order Of the Assignees
EXTENSIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE AT AUCTION
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOIS,
-conPRIsKG-
FIVE CHOICE BATTUBE SQUARES. SUITABLE FOR
COTTON PRESSES, WAREHOUSES. MANU-
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENTS,
DEPoTs. ETC.. ETC,
SITUATED
II THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THIS Orrr
-ExTENDHo-
ALONG NEW LEvEE, FRONT AND WATER STREETS
HEAD OF RACE, ORANGE, RICHARD NARKErAED
ST. JAMES STREETS
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDAIs AND
@. ROBIN DELoGNY AND THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS
HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoGNY vs. TIE
CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-NO. 29eO7-sEooND DIS
TRIoT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDAIs VS.. THE CITY oP NEW
ORLEANS EFT AL-NO 20,7l2-sKCOND DISTRICT
COURT OF Nyw ORLEANS.
BY @. Z. GIRAKDEY q CO.,
NICHOLAS J. HoEY. AuctiOneer,
Once No. II Exchange Place
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By @. DE FERIET,
AUcrIoNEER-Ohice O. Eoyal street,
TUESDAY. February 1Sth, 1898, at lie
O'Clock at the Merchants and Auctioneers exchange,
ROYAL between Canal and Customhouse streets, by
virtue Of order the Honorable John ". Thomas,
Judge the Second District Court " New Oresns dated
Ja uary 49, 1868 public auction the following described
IWO LOrs OF GROUND. numbered from l to 10 inclu-
situated the First District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Canal Bernsdotte, st Patrick and Gasquet
ssdlots contiguous front Canal street, and
follows:
lot No measures Csnal street, Is feet
line by depth bstSeen parallel lines OF los feet
inches asd lines and forms the corner OF Canal and st. Fat
rick sreets
reare each Is feet Canal street. IS feet the
rear line deph between parallel lines Of one hundred
and eight eight inches lines Lot NO ten being
ITegu form 81 feet inches and lines front
Canal los feet inches and lines in depth the
line dividing from lot No nine 1872 feet inches and lines
lire enCdoe street. and . feet and
inches the line TEE whole according % plan
drawn, the Esd April 1867, By Paul G. BOudons9uie,
architect.
years the secured by special mortgage and
vendors lien and bearing eight cent interest annum
the day Of sale un final payment In Of Judicial
the recovery the amount OF unpd
the purchaser viii be required i've cent ATTORNEYS
the recovered She pSrchNser will be
required the Of the taxes for the current
year 1868
Act Of Sale VIII o. g. internal stamps attached
before Armand Pilot Jr, notary pob at purchasers
penge.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. 7. NASH'S SALES.
THREE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SEVEN PACKAGES SUEDRIEs
SAVED FROM WRECK OF BARK B. s. KINBAI,
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
by CIIAs. T. NASH,
AucnosHKE-omce Masonic Hall Auction Mart
AUCTION SALES.

ny CIIAs. T. EASE,
Aucnos1KE-ohi,e Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner St. Charles and Perdido streets.
january 1s, az 10 l-s
clock ~ a. Warehouse q Canal street, for account of
whom 1t may concern, will be sold
25o bundles White Book or Printing PAPER, nning from
rZ2by2s to ssby &c;
lls bundles Brown Wrapping PAPER-arge size;
N - email size;
20 Horseshoe IRON:
/ box R. r. Relief
2toxes Extra Size WINDOW GLASS;
20 coils Manila, Hemp and hair ROPE-smAl size;
20 Good viii STOVES, from No. So 8;
70 nackaqes CaoCKERY and Glassware
40 Office Stoves
rs dozen woolen SOCKS;
bags ALLsPlCEi
200 Wooden TRAYS;
80 boxes FIRE CRACKERS
kegs WHITE LEAD;
20 Wooden GALLON KEGS
% dozen BUCKETS-vArOus;
easks TINWARB;
&c WELL BUCKETS;
$50 &c H. boxes sTARCHi
10 dozen Brass and Ironbound BUCKETS;
% nests MEASURES and PsESEEVERs;
"a CHURNS;
6 nupebsops and "a bbls WHALE and LINsEED OIL;
Il COAL sCUTTLEsi
100 IRON POTS;
200 sPIDERs-from to Is inches;
IS barrels GLASSWARE
20 boxes TORPEDoEs;
80 PHoTOLITE OIL;
IFS PATENT MEDICINE;
100 BICARB. SODA;
CLAY PIPES;
10 cases AXES, BRASS ORNAMENTS. SLIDES,
STOVE GLOSS, ETC.;
10 boxes CRAEKs and ROLLERS;
cases MATCHES;
10 to1es BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS;
20 cases CANNED FRUITS;
NUTsEGs and SWEET OIL;
90 boxes COFFEE MILLS
10 cases CANNED VEGETABLES;
10 SOAR
% MEAT CUTTERs-Yarious sizes;
1900 BRooMs-lOOse and in bundles;
30 STEP LADDERs-variOus sizes;
I45 TRUNKS, and qualities
II vALIsEs,
lpuck TRUNK COVERS;
80 nests Covered and Uncovered CLOTHES BASKETS;
30 MARKET BASKETS;
$50 sIEvEs;
8 cases TINwABE;
And sUHDRIES too numerous to mention
Saved from wreck bark B. s. Kimbato be ssld lots
suit purchasers.
~ TERHs-Cash in y. S. Treasury Notes.
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BY G. i. GIRARDEY q CO.,

BY @. Il. GIRARDEY d co..
AucTToSKLRs-Ohice. II Exchange Place.
THURSDAY, 18Th Inst, aS IeS O'Clock a.
At the stcresNo So and 81 Canal street and Nos
Canal and Camp Streets order
Of E. Norton Esq., Asne. in the Bankruptcy OF Gessrs'
Dreyfus Brothers Co. at public auction will b. sold
THE WHOLE STOCK OF ASSORTED CLOTHING,
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods.
Trunks, Yalises, Eats Caps,
Show Gases and Windows,
Counters Desks, Fixtures,
Iron safe, Gas Fixtures etc,
contained IN the Stores Of eyfus Brothers o.,
Canal and Camp streets in the city New Orleans
comprising large and elegant assortment Of
Business, Dress and Over Goats,
Pants, Vests, etc,
Of Cha latest STYLES and suitable for all seasons.
Shirts. Hosiery. Gloves,
CTaysts and Collars,
Over aud UndershiTts, Drawers, ete,
Of Eerino, Net, Wool Flannel Linen Lowell, Check, etc.
Trunks, Vslisss, Satchels, etc,
in oil varietes-a large and well assorted stock.
hats and Caps,
Of every style for Men, Youths and Children.
well assorted stock Of the most
pe this city, offers unusual inducements 70 the trade
prompt supply reduced rates. the whole will be
closed out without reserve.
ES-TERXs-CsSh in U. s. rreasurg Notes
Catalogues of the Stock viii be ready for before
the sale.
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AUCTION SALES.

Of lot No Lst No measures incnes aOns
Mate. ssr street, ;, is feet inches depth
lot No Lot Nc % fee. md inches frsSt on
New Ieve. street q feet inches and lines Trent lint on
and ia feet 10 inches in depth the lne q lot No
street 3 lee, inches and lines By l5
feet 10 inches line in depth on the line o. o' no. o.
No. fee. inches 'front.' On Ne. L1es
neRss a; 1' depth Sa
and Isl feet ,ns line; IN depth on n. linz o. 70. NO street
inches ard Inc, front .ss, Isl fee. and
lines in dsfh the lines Of To-, Nos - ard Lot sO
iss insss. n vdsS the rear By y s neh and
il dePh hs line q lot No and lO feet inehs. .nds
feet nShss and lines mont Is inches
en- y ss IN. !. Of ne o and
depth the line Of lots Ns and " Lot No t
inches in width in BY % ft inches snd lines in
G n Sp tn On the 3s sf lot 10 Lot 10
;ss 9s s, S sa nS as asO ON
.he line lot No and 9 feet 5inehes aad line: depth
lines mont on water street Is inches width in the
lot NO. TO- and I:2 feet inches and lin in denth On the
line o. los No Il Lot No " forms ne corner o. asr aud
water street g in dh in \, h b. s sor y IS3
s tS iSebs. and En dsota and front on Market
street Lot No Is q is froat ,rE.,tr BY
No tsIm. .hs corner Of New tsye, and aarSo. ,'I..:
street. Is feet7 inches in width ia TIE rear 5y o feat N
depth ard front Market stssS Los nos IS g R ineu.
street, BY 100 feet in depth betr.sn psra lei lines.
ne %2 59TT benz or r SHiS nS s New ShS sS. q
Wgtsr and s. james streets Lot No measures lS5 iet
and lines front on New Le7se street. By es feet,
Nc aIS E R's IS sfs 's S on s s y
,r,e so feet front ssv syes street b s. feet inches
lines in depth sad mont St Jamss direct.
Ss aSP ss,b IN legal eurrs1ey Of tss United
states and the balance in equal nstamssts maturing q
s-ped Of the PuehAser psysbl Their oW9 order
and by then Endorsed essss in.rSs at &c rate ~ per
he secured BY special gege and vendors
tan he psnsl csuss q per sorney Tees .:
sA Ss d notes &c ss dVs5 mo such
be to effect diV-oa between iAs
The acts Il sale and United States internal stamps
ehed, at the expense OF the pucheseA betSre IL "
Dibbls, EsQ, CITY Notary.
NB-Tbe interest Of the city Of In the
descrb property being oEE-HALF purchasers will have
s 1T " hS rRg X 81 Sr p q 20 the Of S
said interest Of the city.
AssIGNEE's SALE
IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF JACOB. BARKEH.
SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMR OR
RESERVATION
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY,
THOSE FeUR-sroRY BRICK STORES, NOS o. AND
GO BAkoNNE, BETWEEN GRAvIER AND UNION
STREETS.
THE THREB-sToRY BRICK DWELLING NEXT TO
THE CORNER AND ADJOINING THE ABOVE
STORES KNOWN AS NO. 9. BARoNSs. BETWEEN
GRAyIER AND UNION sTREErS
OF APOLLO AND FELICITY ROAD sTREETA
TWO BAITURE LOTS ON TCHoUPToULAs, BIS.
TWEEN EIGHTH AND Ninth STREETS.
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND,
-coNPRsIsG-
THE SQUARE BOUNDED BY MAGAZINE LIVE oAH,
oCTAvIA STREETS AND PETERS
AVENUE, IN RICKERvILLE,
| IMPROVED AND UNDER HIGH CULTIVATION.
SHADE TREES PLANTED AROUND THE ENTIRE
sQUARE.
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Shepard, Abbott & Co., IS Camp street, are
selling their stock at greatly reduced prices.
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PEREMPToRY AND EXTENSIVE SALE
LARGE STOCK OF ASSORTED AND STAPLE DRY
GooDs-DoMEsTIC AND IMPORTED.
BY oRDER or
THE AssIGNEEs IN THE BANKRUPTCY
Mesus. LOEB, SIMON CO.,
coNPR1sEG
STOCK OF DRY GOODS BOUGHT FOR THE
WHOLESALE TRADE OF THIS CITY,
AND INvoIcED AT
AN ORIGINAL COST OF UPWARDS OF $4,000.
ONE OF THE LARGEST ATTRACTIONS OF ITS KIND
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
SURRENDERED AND TO BE SOLD WITHOUT ANY
RESERVATION WHATEVER, FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THEIR CREDITORS
BIZ G. L. GIRARDEY q CO..
NICHOLAS J. Holy, Auetioneer,
Ohee-No II Exchange Placs.
TUESDAY, Feb. Is, 1865, commencing at
Il o'clock n and continued daily thereafter, e the
same hour until the entire soek IS disposed o. win be sold 81
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BY g. DE FERRET.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. 4 DEsMAREsr-Ro -
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SUCCESSION OF GUsTAvE L1GARDEUR-SO.

VALUABLE BULLDOG LOTS on CANAL sTGEEE
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Bx c. GIRARDEY O. CO..

BIZ c. Is. GIRARDEY e. CO.,
Ohice, No. II Exchange Place.
MONDAY, February 17th, 1865; at 10
wi O'Clock NJ pablic auction, by order Of r. +. Nor
ton Efq general assignee in bankruptcy for she United
States District Court Louisiana end in the matter 4
Theodore seye bankrupt and surrendered for the benefit
Of his creditors, viii be sold
THE STOCK OF GOODS AND FURNITURE in the
heast OF Customhouse and Bourbon
streets comprising entire stock we'll assorted choice
Family Groceries Wines, Liquors. Fancy Articles and
variety Preserved Fruits and Canned Goods of every de-
scIipuoR
ALSO
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
The whole surrendered for the benefit OF TIE bankrupts
CREDITOR and sold by order OF f. Norton ESQ assignee
re- TKRMs-Cssh in U. S. Treasury Notes
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]. 3. WALTON g. DESIONDE'S SALES.
SALE FOR PARTITION.

VERY CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.
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BY ORDER OF 3. E. NORTON, ESQ, ASSIGNEE.
By c. e. GIRARDEY q co.,
Ohice-No. IL Exchange Place.
ERIDAY, February Ell. 1865. at 10 I-2
o'clock public auction, withsut reservation at he
threetoy brick bsi ding No IS Camp street. between Py
and Natchez treets the bankrupt VIM Quay
sold he benefit his credtor and order
T. Norton, Eco, general assignee in the United States
Circuit the Dis Of Louisiana the entire
Phoogrsp Utensils and Equipments will be Sold cOmprs-
ing the latest and most modernly improved
Cameras, Oil Paintings chemicals. Glass Plates Show
Cads, Tools washing Dishes Material appert hing TO the
business Iron Head Printing Furniture Mir
rors etc snd everything appertaniag nrstesss
Photographic Establishment.
BE- TERNs-Cssh in 4. = Treasury Notes.
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AsSIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF LOUISIANA,
THEODORE MEYER, IN BANKRUPTCY.
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PERENPToRY SALE

COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT,
SUPPLIED WITH CHEMICALS, CAMERAS, FRAMES
HEADsTANDs. TOOLS, PRESSES, FURNITURE Ere,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING APPERTAINING TO A
FIRsT-CLAss PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT.
WI QUAY, BANKRUPT, VS.. HIS CREDITORS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THB DIS.
TRICT OF LOUISIANA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
AUCTION SALES.
C.E. GlRARDey g. co. s SALES.
CLOTHING FOR ALL SEASONS.
GExrLEMEKs FURNISHING GOODS. TRUNKS;
vALIsEs, ETC., ETC.
CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE
sToRH FIXTURES. SHOW CASES. ETC., Eru.
-ooxPzIsIEo-
THE WHOLE STOCK OF MEssRs DREYFUS BRO
THEIRS co. ON BANKRUPTCY,
IN IHA-
STORES CORNER OF CANAL AND CAMP STREETS.
SALE AT AUCTION, BY ORDER OF E. &. MOTION,
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SALE AT AUCTION, BY ORDER OF E. &. MOTION.
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