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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09
January 7th, 1868.

hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named physicians, and they arc Ill
gentlemen of responsibility and standing in this
community. L. Q, DAVIS,
Mayor of Wilson, N. c..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
JAMES n. JOHNSTON.

HAVING added come of the finest New Ma
L chinery TO the ShannondaIe Factory, now in
in the ValIeyof Virginia, is prepared, and will
continue to manufacture
oLLEN GOODS,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

H5-we know DR.. Law rence's RosadalIs to Gc safe
and reliable Alternative, &C., ard take pleasure in
recommending it to the profession and the public.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

O. Used and endorsed by the leading Physi-
clans everywhere it is known.
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pernetnaIaInt,on.

The idea is not given up yet. DR.. Up
degraf, of Reading, Pa, has elaborated
1t into a machine which will'"go," at
least does go. The Reading Gazette says
verybody who sees 1t is convinced. It
describes the thing as machine con-
structed on the principle of making one
ball raise another ofequal weight with
a preponderance of leverage in favor of
the ascending ball, or In other words,
that a metal ball weighing, say five or
six ounces, will raise another of twice
its weight at an equal distance from the
Iulcrum with the same velocity that the
first descends. Yet this is the principle
upon which DIR. Updegraff's machine Is
constructed. There is no complication.
All is as simple and plain to the eye as
the works of a clock, although there
are no such works about it. II is sim
ply matter of four balls, two on each
side, weighing about six ounces each,
so manipulated by this principle OF
com bination leverage that while on one
side is descending and moving the en-
tire machine 1t is raising the other in
position to do the same work. Thus do
they alternate in their work and keep
up constant and regular movement.
The inventor has been offered one hun
dred thousand dollars Tor his right in
the invention as it stands, but has de-
clined to negotiate. 1t is estimated that
with fifty pound balls the motive pow
er attained will be equal to that OF
eight horses. a large machine has been
contracted for, and will be built at an
early day, with a view OF aScertaining
its exact motive power"
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Star AerfcuIturaI Works.

TNHE ALBANY COTTON GIN Manu-
FEATURING CO., Albany, New York,
Manufacturers of General Agricultural Ma
chIneEy, Comprising the celebrated Star
.rhFeshIng Machines; "Star" Railway or
Endless Chain and Lever Horse Powers,
''Stt r. Cotton Gins and condenSers; Circular
Crescent SRwmills: Vegetable Cutten; Horse
Hay Forks; Corn and Feed MILES Power
Corn Shelters; Dog RoWers, &c, &c.
Wewtsh to call the particular attention Of
Farmers to our celebrated 'tSTAR'
THRESHER and CLEAHER, which. As Ia
tely improved, We claim Is far superior 10
any other machine now In market. II Is
com pact and easily portable, simple in It's
construction, and therefore easy 10 operAte
by the most Inexperienced and VIII dolLs
work with marvellous Eapldity and Per1ees
lion, and, and with comparatively the least
demand upon the strength of tho animals
dHtVingIt. =.
We nave made recent improvennsn,to5a IN IN
this machine by which we are enaDte1 -, =
Thoroughly clean Tie grain under almosI ~
combination OF difficulties and We are NV
lor relieving the feeder OF dust thus naAtI
! the operation OF thIeshtng as eouioL ~ e
and safe Is with the ordinary II y
annoying and frequently oes1nSIANe "a
Thesa Machines ara made Of suitable slxes
So1 o. SfaF5 Railway 9H0rse Power and for
| onr 1Gs5taT55 Z aver powers for and hoTses.
Ft1r sale By our agents ana dealers gene
rlJtST For fTiII particulars. send Tor our HUE
fTa1slI DescFfptiVe Circular and REies List
CoSTesnondeftS VIII please address The
1 HThHnv cotton Gin misunderstanding
Co., p. o. Drawer 1e2s AIbany,N.1 4.
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
Eminent Women of the Age

n octave VOLUME OF $50 PAGES,
A Containing 81 newly written Sketches,
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etc illustrated with fourteen beautiful
me Sew York Tribune says:-"so tho:
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that their volume in paper, type and bind
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OF It's SUI. ect matter, goes far 10 remove the
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To IR1sHxEv.-The last number of
the New York CITIZEN (Miies o'Reiley's
paper.) comes to us in deep mourning
for its lamented proprietor, and con-
tains the following suggestive para
graph:
REMEMBER. -Irishmen! remember
that when tue noblest representative OF
your race lay dead in the house of his
stricken family, Horace Greeley strove
to secure the emoluments of the vacant
Office which he had held. to his widow
and orphan children. Remember that
every Republican journal in this city
endorsed the proposal, and that the
only sheet which opposed It was the
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Or Saturday night, at u o'clock, a
party OF about fifteen masked horse
men rode into franklin, Williamson
county, Tennessee, and broke open the
store of Jew named Bierfield. The
latter attempted to escape by flight and
was fired upon. He fell dead, pierced
by five bullets. A negro clerk of Bier
fields, named Lawrence Bowman, was
also shot, but he ran of, and was found
during the night mortally wounded, in
a lot where he had taken refuge. He
died Monday morning.
Bierfield's body has been brought ia
Nashville for burial. The maskers are
unknown. The affair occurred just
after the close of circus exhibition,
and many people were in the streets
some OF whom interfered, but could
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Agents Wanted

NOR the standard and Ofacial LIFE of
r HON. SCHUHL ER COLFAX. 1ndispen-
sable to a Just understanding Of the political
Issues of the day and endorsed by the leaders
OF the Republican party. The claims OF this
statesman 10 the gratitude OF the nation are
so clearly set forth IN this volume that none
of his ADMIRERS can AFFORD to be without q
copy Eend for circulars and see our liberal
terms, and full description Of this great
woFK Address INIT d STATES PUB-
LlSHI&G co. ~ BIoome st New Y2Ik.
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AGENTS Wanted

NOR the STANDARD and ohicial LIVES of
4 SEYMOUR and BLAIR. A book for
every library and a work of present interest
and permanent value. No Democrat or
Conservative can do without it, or have q
.uSt understanding OF the Issues before the
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street New York,
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ONE of the most Important political
movements of the times is that of the
War Democrats who are about holding
meetings to thoroughly organize to
support General Grant. The New York
Times, abiding to the movement, says:
They are greatly alarmed at the pres
ent aspect of affairs, and are by no
war lecord, and ignore all that they
have done, by supporting Seymour and
Wade Hampton, and contributing their
votes and means to inaugurate anarchy
and another civil war. Some of the
leading men in the city among the War
Democrats are taking part in this i'm
portant movement, and it will be fol-
States
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-19

HoRr EDWARD INSTIIUTE-Best in
the State Tor ladies and gentlemen. S6g
per term. Fall term Sept I'd. send 1oI
cial, Common English, Scientific, Classical
or Ornamental. The best advantages at
moderate charges. Address Kew. ]. r.
KINLi D. d. FoTt Edward, N. Y.
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ge,p advertisements.

FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown,E.J.
PLEASANTLY located on the Delaware
river, ~ hours ride from New YORK and
tionuI ADVANTAGES furnished IN connection
with a pleasant home. Fall term begins
Sept, 18th. For Catalogues, address
Rev JOHN H. BRAkELEI, A. M, Pres
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
st. Matthews Church
BOARD oF p1RrcroRs:

REV. G. g. CURRIE. ALORIN6.
r. c. BONHAM. DR.. Z. A. HILDRETH.
JACOB K. GREER. A.ALBEN HOWELL
Miss HANNAH L. BoNHASI, Principal.
MISS a. L. RONHAM, WITH COMPE-
MI tent assistants, VIII open a school for
girls, in the basement rooms of st. Matthew 3
Church, on the FIRST MONDAY In SEP
TEMPER.
The course of study Will embrace Prepare
tory Department, Junior, Middle, and Sc
nior years; and II will be the aim Of the In
stituliOn to furnish thorough instruction in
the ordinary branches of education, in
Music, and In Modern Languages.
Applications for admission may be made
either To the Principal, or 10 Rev. Mr.. CurEte,
or 10 sny member of the Board OF Directors,
aug4- eudtlseplo
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Pleasant Hill Female Seminary.

TIME sd SESSION OF THIS WELL
known and long established school COM
Inences the inst Monday In September next.
T. A. CreushRW, A. n, Is now Principal OF
the school, and will be assisted by the for
mer able corps of professors, together with,
Ms. CrenShaw as teacher of french. For
further particulars apply for Catalogue at
the Book store of MessTs- Campbell Nc
DermOt, Wheeling, or to any of the Faculty
or Superintendent, West MiddIetown. Pa.
MARTHA McKEEVER,
iy23.2taW2m Superintendent.
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HARVARDLAW SCHOOL
CAWRR1DGE MASS.

TWO TERMS, beginning sEPTENBER 10th
1853, and FEBRUARY ed, 1863 the
Resident Professors are. THEoPHILUS PAR
SONS, LID, EMoRY WAsHBURS, Lib,
and EATHASIEL HOLMES, AN. Gentle
men OF Distinction in the Profession lecture
from time 10 time on special topics. Appu-
cation may be made Eor further Information
to either OF the Resident Professors.
-itn Nr2uZH
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46EIaE7E315S IEE55IEE:

ONE OF THE OLDEST FEMALE sEEI
" naries in the country, widely known
Tor Ats su perior facilities and unrlHa1len 10
pal, Pfttsfield, Mas.
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III. MALL, who was Gen. Samuel
-Cary's principal supporter for Congress
last year on the workingmen's ticket,
has taken the stump In Cincinnati In
opposition to Cary and in support OF
Grant and Colfax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-19
WASHINGTON and Jefferson College.

HIFTY.EIGHT STUDENTS WERE
II Graduated at the late Commencement In
f6is INSTITUTION: fOrty-seven in the Classical
and eleven In the scientific Department
Next Term begins September&. Circulars
f1TnisIeTi ON MOBILIZATION to
THE PRESIDENT,
aupIE-eod2w CanonsbuEg. Pa
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BOARDING SCHOOL.
MOlnisYiIG Female Seminary.

THE FALL SESSION OF THIS INsTI-
tuition begins SEPTEMBER LIST, 1858 A
most thorough and accomplished education
can be secured at this Seminary. The
branches tai CHIT are English, Higher MRthe-
MATES, Latin, French. German, Drawing,
Painting, Vocal and instrumental Music
History, Bellies Letters and Gymnastics.
S230 per year pays all expenses of tuition,
boarding, washing, &C, &C.
For full particulars send for catalogue or
apply to
W. Sheldon HUTCHINS, Principal,
auS4.d&w MoundsVitIe, West Va
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a FIRST CLASS
BOARDING School for Young Ladies.

TN CONNECTION with the STATE NOR
NAL SCHOOL, Trenton, New Jersey.
Total charges, Including board, tuition, and
books, S225 a year. For Circular with fE1l
particulars, apply TO JOHN S. HART, PIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-19
9rtp advertisements.

COTTAGE HIEL SEMIHARY-For
lNjYonnE Ladies', Poughkeepsie. New York.
Reopens Sept. Is. The best features OF Eu-
ropean and home schools. Especial atten-
ton to modern Languages Music and Art.
DR.. Lewis gymnastics Situation and cli-
mate unsurpassed. For prOSpectuss address
kaY g EIlI u. RIDER. RectOr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-19

ia Government Grnnt of 1850 acres
of la nd to the mile, taken In alternate
sections on each side ofits road. This is
an absolute donation, and will be
source Of large revenue in the future.
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upon such a property, costing nearly three
times their amount,
Are Secure Beyond Any Contingency.
The Union Pacific Bonds rrn thirty years,
are for 81 COO each, and have coupons at
tao he'd. They bear annual interest, payable
on the frst day OF January and July at the
Company's ONCE in the city Of New York
at the rate OF six per cent in gold. The prtn-
opal is payable in gold at maturity. The
price Is 1O2, and at the presentrate of gold,
they pay a liberal income on their cost.
The Company believe that these Bonds, at
the present rate, are the cheapest security in
the mark ct, and reserve the right to advance
the price at any time. Subscriptions will be
received in New York.
At Ihe COmpany's ONCE, No. 70
Nassau Street,
AND BY
.JOhn j. cisco q son,:BankeFs, No.
90 Wall street,
And By Leading Bankers generally through
out the United states.
Renttnanees Ihould beDlade IN drafts or other
funds par IN EetU York, and the Bonds 'Viu be
sent free Of charge By return ezpress. PuTtSes
subscribing through local agents, TOLL look to
them for their safe delivery.
A PAMPH1Er AND MAP FOR 1865 has just
been published by the Company, giving full
Ter information than is possible in an adver-
tisement, respecting the Progress OF the
Work, the Resources of the Country travers-
ed by the Road, the Means for Construction,
and the Value OF the Bonds, which will be
sent nee on application at the Company =
omces, or to any of the advertised agents.
JOHN ]. CISCO, Treasurer. h 2.
july II. 1sss. jels-tlsspl
uTELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
| No. Is Quincy street.
pRAY TICKETS NDBILIso OF LADINe
PROGRAMMES ANnPosTERs,
cHEcKs, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW HILLS for county Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFAorURERs'LABEIs.
| INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS
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Iu.-A Government Grant of United
States Thrty-year Bonds, amounting to
from $1,000 to Sls eco per mile, according
to the difficulties 10 be surmounted on
the various section7 to be built. The
Government takes a second mortgage as
security, and 1t is expected that not only
the interest, but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by the
Company in transporting troops, mails
DC,
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rNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice OF his appointment as Assignee
or the estate OF Michael sweeney, In the
county of ohio, in the District Of West Vir-
gtnia, and who was, TO wit, on the I'd day OF
sfarch, A D., 1858, adludged bankrupt upon
the petition of himself, BY the U. .. district
c. urt for said District.
Dated at Wheeling, the 9TH day Of August,
A D.. 1858. "A. n. JOAN5EONs
ans7-oay3U Assignee.
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WHEELING
FEMALE COLLEGE.

cEss1ox WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
. SEPTEMBER 7rH.. Three years unin:
Ierrupted suecesS is sufficient assurance of
the merit of the Institution and the excel
lence of its board OF instruction.
Unsurpassed In salubTity, elevated above
the LOise and dust of the city, with ample
ground anu open exposure on all sides, II
with the advantages OF the city. Board u
per week. uIIion from IS TO Sl2 par quarter.
Address L. Z. LOOM1S,
auR5-eOdtilsepIO President.
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700. MILES
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC R. R.

Are now finished and in operation. More
than twenty thousand men are employed,
and it is not impossible that the entire track
from Omaha to Sacramento, will be finished
in 1853 instead OF 1870.
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY receive:
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VA Capital Stock Subscription from
the stockholders, OF which orer Right
Milton Dollars have been paid in upon
the work already done. and which will
beIncreased as the wants ofthe Company
require.
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IVA Government Grant OF the right
TO issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid in building theroad, to
the same amount as the o. 8. Bonds,
issued for the same purpose and
no more. THE GOVERNMENT PERMITS
the trustees for the First Mortgage Bond
holders to deliver the Eonds to the Com
pany only as the road is completed, and
after 1t has been examined by United
States Commissioners and pronounced TO
be in all respects frst-claEs Railroad.
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@anfatfpnaI.
BETHANY COLLEGE

TIHE TwENTY.E1GHTH SESSION OF
Il Bethany College win open on
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From The Toledo Blade.
MASSEY.

Tho Election I'm Kentueky-Tne GIOrI-
GUS Democratic VIetOry-aIr. Nasby's
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RS-Our Inducements for forming
Clubs are more than double that OF
any establishment in the country,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

A case Of mere robbery in Mobile may lot be
regarded as matter of special interest to most
of our readers; but the incident is so hapoi
narrated in the following, from the Register, that
we cannot refrain from printing il:
knights Of the Cross.--An occurrence Of last
night. as reported 10 us, brings to mird the ira
diional amenities Of the profession Of highway
robbery as il was practiced in the golden days of
the ameDted Georges gentleman of the city.
returning home at late hour, had just entered
his froat gate when be was confronted by two
men, who presented their pistols at his head, and
In mild tone enjoined silence, an Injunction with
which, from the fact that he still lives IL will be
inferred that he complied. They then, with gen
tie force, conducted him across the road to a va
cant piecs Of ground, and proceeded TO 90
through him" with as great delicacy as circum-
stances permitted, possessing themselves of his
loose change. and divers articles of inconsidsr-
able vslne. he had no watch about bis person. a
deficiency at which they expressed much regret.
no doubt sincere. Having relieved him Of wnat-
ever could be decenily appropriated TO their own
use, they exhorted him not to take this light
affection too much to heart; it was only what
happened TO most men In the course Of life
time, and however unpleasant il might be. il was
generally attended with circumstances of sllevi.-
ton from which the truly philosophical mind
could readily draw consolation. II he would bat
reflect on the condition Of the great multitude
who were too poor TO become the subjects OF this
sort Of misfortune. he would see that his situation
was really better than theirs. With these and
other remarks in the same polite vein they bade
him du reuoir.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

One Of the msanest acts performed by the
radical party of Ohio within the last few years,
was 10 change tie great seal of that State by
placing upon the design the motto of ''Tnpe-ilin1
a. Ifnperio"-that is. an empire within an en-
pre- AS an Empire is only territory ruled
~ an emperor. it follows Of course that, under
the great radical seal of Ohio, we are no longer
confederation OF States as originally formed.
but consolidated government ruled by Emperor
HAD stevens. Well, they are not far wrong.
But we are glad to see that bin has been intro.
duced into the legislature of Ohio, which is now
Democratic, TO abolish the odious seal of RADICAL
ism. and replace it with one betting the soy.
ereignty Of Stste.-tLynchburg Rep publican.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25
SUCCESSION OF L. BouDRo.


BIZ g. DE FERRET,
AucnosKER-Ohce No. Sc Bienville street.
MONDAY, April o, 1865. at IIio'eioek A
H., At The Lake End OF .he Pontchartran Railroad
at the Restaurant Of l. Boudro deceased by virtue IF an
order from the Honorable John W. Thomas Judge Of the
Second District Court Of New Orleans. dated February H.
ISIS, by pu bile auction. viii be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE CELEBRATED
BoUDRo iLAKE HOUSE. consisting part of the follow
ia articles:
CLOCKS, DINING TABLES, CHAIRS LOOKING
GLASSES. sIDEBoA RDs, FINE PIANOS. AaM0Iss
PAINTINGS. ENGRAyINGs ROCKERS DESKS
CLOTHES RAGS. sPITT0ONs KNIFE CLEANERS
RANGE. KITCHEN FURNITURE, COOKING UrEN-
siLs, PLATED WARE, TABLs LINEN OF all kinds
GLASSWARE. cRocKERy, ALFESIDE WARE a large
The splendid Apparatus the Manufacture o, Gas and
the Gas Fixtures and Chandeliers in the premises.
Also
Several Thousand bottles of WINES OF THE CHOICEST
BRANDS, such as
CHATEAU LAROsE; DEsToURNELLE;
CHATEAU LAToUR: PAPE CLEMENT: NUTS:
CBAMBERTIF; yoLNAY; BEAUNE;
LATOUR BLANCHE; CHATEAU YQUEM;
LAFITTE; CHAsLls;
SAUTERNE; MnsBLLE; KRUG;
HEIDsIcK; MARIcR CLAUDE; erik;
'ANAhDs MINE FkhAOOTH;
And choice LOT of
FINE OLD CoGNAC, WHISKY. Rum. ETC,
And alse large quantity Of PROVISIONS. FANCY GRO
CERIEs. SPICES. coRKs, etc
r9- IERss-cssh in u s Treasury Notes
TEN VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND IN YER
sAILLEs," PARISH OF ST. BERNARD. WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS rHEREos, AT
PUBLIC AUcnos.-sUccrssIos OF n. l. DA-
xIESs-So. sss.
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ACKNOWLEDGES % BienviIIe street.
SATURDAY. pril 2S, 1865. at IL O'Clock
- n. at the herchante ana AuctOnesrs Excaangs
X ys street between Cana and cusomhouse streets BY
tee OF eder the Hon- John W. Thomas Judre Of the
ecend District Cou of New Orleuns dated March Isl 1868
vii be od by public auction, the following
L0r OF GROUND in the Second District Of this CITY
~ TIE square bounded by Cusomhouse Cana Claiborne and
Dertigey streets 10 American measure twenty
iour Get ront ON Customhou tree by hundred
et our inches and four lines In depth between parallel
~ budfr mprq consist Frame
House No S3 Custehouse street, retired from the street,
privy, etc - -'
IKsNsone third Cash. and the balance on a credit Of
one sno Two years. In notes Of the purchaser his own
9aer Ana ~ him ndorsed payable At the Louisiana
hak IN Ills city, with interest the ehf Der cent
oe secuted p vendors lien and privilege end mortgage the
epery sold With the clause de the pur
cnseeT 70 psy he attorneys fees
efceosey OF e amount Of ssd any thereof
aa y Assp ne buildings On said lot inrsd anil The fn