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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ARYgRNOON


OY COoPEk q LATIMEh, AaeIiooe-r,-
ID GLste Clerks With Jss. q. McGuire %
Southwest cerDer Penna. avenue aud IIevsn,n m
Star Once Building.
AUCTION SALE on VERY SUPERIOR IN.
bRskv OF MISCELLANEOUS wOaks
On TUESDAY ana following AWNINGS d, G.
70 1875. ~ clock, we shall commerce the .as Of
the Finest collection OF Hisoelisu Gus Books e, or
.xeoeed ~ auction In this Cit comrSSsiag or "a
IN every department. Of literature, In good preser-
walton and richly bound
We would csll the attention OF parties vishin g q
select class OF Books 20 sttee d this sale.
Term. essh. CooPxR LAT1NER.
oel3-u AuctiOneers.
III GRIM q WILLIAMS
y Aucti oDeers aud Real Estafs Brokers'.
NO sSo. South ast corner 9TH sRd ID street
TIE MOST INTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD.
ME- AND A9RIOCbTURAL IMPsx-
MkNIs NkR 0rfERID FOR sALH in Tas
DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA. AT AUOrION
On fkiDAf I, the 3oth instant, we wild sell
- low, 1sa opposite the Centre Market On 5,h
Ssreet between PenusyivAnia avenue and The
canal. commencing at O'Clock No ard
s. nuina from evening 20 evening until ali fs
soio. the isrgsd, most com olets, and general as
sottnent OF n ard vare aud Agricultural ImnIe-
ments ever offered for sale In the city OF a.h,ps
UT As the stock IL vel known 20 be OF tae m .,
superior quality and greatest variety we deem IN
UNNECESSARY 70 emu merste.
Itrms essh. GkEgN WILLIAMS
no 2-d tInt&chrcnI Auctiooeers.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
As 8

baltimore AND OHIO RalLRoAp,
&As 8 Isl
WASHINGTON, 1865.
.ns IsS sR
ere nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
s and Sr hss s1os.s ss1ssSs' ana
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
IL Les,s daily, except Sunday, At ana $50 a. NJ
'n' .'a z ron ANNAPOLIS.
ar i cav, e A. s.d Pm. 10 train to
ZOE BALvInORl.
Lssys e a. NJ, and 1880, q, sac, and
Leave % : A; n, and and SO r. m.
:.ssss :.a "a T ma s Ssss a.
.set.s 4 keisy station With tr.in. rom Bs sHa-
SS x: d.ss a static. g 4; Tsfs on; hour
s :,
residence, taken 10 the depot. and put IN the bAg-
IOr New York. Philsaelphis. and Boston, go
advsrtissment OF Through Line"
pcTH d. s:sss 4 tdS:s Esss;
NOS GEO. 8. kOONTz. General Aren't.
TERogeH LINN BETwEEN wAsBIsGrek
fhHbhfAWPfYtof hR AND b rs
Trains between WASHINGTON AND hEW
fOBk are now run AZ follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, .yifiod chanss Of cn.s
~ e cay daily 6eso.gt Sunday st . A. n, and
FOB ParLApMPaIA.
1850 :ss: ana az, "a. ssFciSst sunday " a. M.
Oh SUNDAY
si Lssy. s0s Ssy York at sac p H.. and rsns-
sisspi.G ssr sOr Nsv York On $40 ?. \. sr.s,
s.ss s.n g sss sss !. e r. .s
n the Gay. Alec, - the CompsnyS OeSoe1 No
zoe Pennsylvanfa aysnse. Passengers Derchs Gins
Sskses q ths Avenue o1ace can there arrange .
rsd:aos SsSs "a SSs 4 Is. i sss.
te g.ls,ness end ehao l.ssroal savsrsass~.,t
- sSxss ~ ~ - woAnsson, BalAnses, Aa-
: = VIIS0i. nssssr Of rr,,mor..s..
- COLI. General Ticket Aren't.
t. SosEeH, ,.Au,.- '---.7-- =
z preDarsd = fl!pisk 4U6Id Or 49,, a
sssAa0nAs'' fs5SssSS 4 s$:sSsEtsf asaes.
f:sss:: s.1 me- a q: . q: v.:.s...ss,...
OsA9l oRAgel yLAHrs,
t~i on. 10y Ard $780, n -
- Sv1u a. DAKlR. =
16kWUI fUKlI WIR4H0Vxx.
NyeVW -, eesoaee JRSisiass krsoss
-re91odI g az n -F.-.,...eF.
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LOST AND FOUND,

CST-o3 REWARD-Three HOGS-One large
- Hog with hole in left ear; OIL spotted white
and black, and one brown. J. SULLIVAN, be-
tween Eth and 18th SITS and @ St, alley. 1t
CAMl TO MY PREMISES STRAY HOG, the
~ owner - requested come, prove propsr ty
pay charges. and take her away. A. r. FOWLER,
18th street. No. 32j. DELI 81.
L UsT-Un the evening % the 18th instant, in
IL Metzerott Hall, oak leaf (goIdl BREAST
PAN. the finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning il to Metzerotts ID usic store. penna ave
bet IA and 10th SITS. it,
\ OST-In Georgetown. the 18th Instant a
IL double cssed Ia u GOLD WATCH, marked
A. L M A liberal reward will be paid III re-
turned to CHARLES N. MATTHEWS. 81 Com
gre s street, Georgetown. de 7-tf
SAA REWARD-Lost, on the night Of the l4th
CIV inst, : ITO. consisting fye $40 and one
SIC bills. National Bank notes The above re-
ward will be paid if returned to W. II. WHITE ct
Star Office. de l5-3t-
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4 FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON q 9LENNS
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
- tner nepot and Chief once, @ street wharf. "
o. STORES q CO., corner 18th and =, Wash
b. BAILEY q CO., corner 7th andF
b. TRAuTMAN, III Pa. avenue, between 10Th
and D tn streets
~. B0GUE. corner Bridge and High, George
town. jyle-ems
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@. BAUM.
Removed.

DOLL BABIES HOOP SKIRTS, 25 CENTS.
i would respectfully call the attention OF the
Ladies that have Just received the largest stock
OF FhENOH CORSErS. all au slites. from rs to ?;
am alse manufacturing all the latest noyeIts. ~
PAklER and BUSTLk SKlRTS Ladies viii
bear In mind that all Goods are warranted Mt or
no sale. '"A
CHAs. BAUM,
S13 SEVENTH STREET,
oe4 Intsllieencer Build
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~. MANRlED
DANIs-TUCkkR: On the 18th instant, at the
Iesi1 1 nc o. ons brides parents, By the Rev Mr.
htebes n GE0RSE II. TUCKER, Of New YORK
SSiE, - niss fkASCIs =. DAVIS, daughter of
osmuei Davis, ESQ.,, of Washington D.
bICHARDS. On Thursdsy the 18th instant At
% CLOCK Q. m, FRANCIS E.,infant SON Of 7 nos
and IL days TO noh'h'
The relatives and friends of the family Are re
to attend the tuner al from the
esidsnce OF bis parents corner of New ersey ave
sn1 street south, on Friday, the 18th instant at
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WOOD AND COAL.

WILLIAMS SIOLLY,
w NEW COAL AND WOOD DEPOT,
corner south and First street east
All kinds OF Red and White Ash GOAL, Pine OaE
and Hickory Wood, kept constantly on hand. Or
Gers may Do left at the Real Estate Ofhce Of j Il
AiTieou de Linn
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FOR SALE.
ENOR BALE-A RESTAURANT, partly fitted up,
Il near Willsrd's Hotel; will be sold very cbea !,
the proprietor taken down sick. inquire at No
ss4 7th street, between x and SITS. del7-3t@
ENOR sALE-The stock Of TOYS and FANCY
L GOODS in store No. 231 New York avenue,
between 9Th and 5th; rent for this month;
lice nse paid. Price. S163. de 1921
uORsKS FOB sALE-A nne pair Of stylish
H brown HORSES will be sold low, N -
owner Is about to leave the city. IN
J. b. ULCOTT SON "a
400, All and 413 Sth ST.,
de 1851 between ID and T..
A RABE CHANUE-A small, very neatly htted
"A up STORE, with without fixtures, sgita-
bic for any business; fixtures all new. A splendid
stand. Inquire at So street, between 18th and
2Oth streets, opposite the market. N. B-A nne
Arbiter Stove and fixtures for sale cheap. dl5-3t'
E'OR sALE-Oue second hand Cnickering Pr
l. ANO, in first-rase repair. Price SR5, in
Guiding stool and cover. Call at No. $50 street,
between 18th and 18TH. de l2-6tr
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GlY WILLIAM L. WALL CO., Aucrionsers
u Stores 81 and 311,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street
EXTENSIVE SALE
ELEGANT AND RICH FURS,
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, December II, com
menciDg al ten (l01 clock, auction roo N ,
aud continuing until sl are disposed OF. the stock
OF an importing house from New York, all msnu-
factured in the very best and richest M amer and
warranted free from moth, as represented, con-
sistinE Of
Real Roy al frminss,
hudson Bay Saoles,
Mink Stables,
Preach Stables.
Russian Squirrel,
Book Msrten, Sc, &c.
very extensive assor tmept Of valuable
Carriage Robes,
Gentiemenf Fur Muffiers and Gloves
Wertspectfully call the attention of ths public
10 this stock OF elegant Furs aud Robes. M sde n
by one OF the best man ufacturers of New York
city tor retail trade and TO be sold for cash With
out reserve. W. l.. WALL 90,
oel4 1t Auctoneers.
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BOARDING..


ROARDING-T~o very pleasant communicating
ID Rooms. suitable for psrlor and bedroom, or
two bedrooms, fronting Pennsylyania avenue
southern pssure; to let siugly or together I22
Penney lyanis avenue, between 18th and 2Oth.
de Is St.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mise Z. A. CO9OURN6 SELECT SCHOOL,
lvl in the = street Baptist Church, bet 9Th and
7th SITS The English Branches taught on the Nor
mai School Plan. Address 2O7 Pa. ave. deo Inn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-28
AM USEM ENTs.

After running "Uudine" three or four
weeks, always with superb houses, the
Academy management now propose to put
on another great sensation. This evening,
therefore, the original musical, dramatic,
comic, fairy extravaganza of 'Little Red
Riding Hood and Jockey Horner," written
expressly for the Academy, will be pro-
duced. The scenery is new and bril-
liant, the music beautiful, the appoint
ments and properties rich, the ward
robe new, and the mechanical effects
splendid. 1t is the old familiar nursery
tale, interspersed with local hits at the
times and prominent personages. During
the festivities of a rustic gathering the
scene will present mill run with real
water, the fac simile of a notable mill 10.
Gated in Spaldingville, Indiana. " An
Alarming Sacrifice" is farce which pre-.
sents the charming protean actress, Mrs.
James Oates and the universal favorite and
popular comedian, W. b. Cavanagh. This
farce opens the performances this evening.
The promir ent s ;enes in Little Red Riding
Hoou" are the VOLTS lair and bower of roses,
and English farm-yard and working water.
mill a dark wood, the home of Red ERiding
HOODS grandmau m t W Ifs lair, etc.
Go to the Academy this evening. The gro
tesque ballet advertisement is amusing.
st. Charles Theatre.
This evening at the St. Charles the legiti-
mate drama resumes its empire. Ben De
Bar as Bottom in Midsummer Nights
Dream" will be supported by all the talent
of the company. Whitman's Partisan ballet
troupe, reinforced by two more members,
will remain during this week. The volup-
tuous Can-Can tonight. Manager Pope,
in presenting the "White Fawnr and " Gin
derella, with the gorgeous Transformation
scene, has shown what the st. Charles can
do in the spectacular line. Give Mr.. De Bar
a big house tonight.
Varieties Theatre.
The Lancashire Lass" will be produced
at the Varieties until further notice. If it
is kept on as long as the public manifests an
appreciation of it by securing seats early
and attending in such numbers as to crowd
the house, the drama will run into next
week certain. DOT" "Rosedalen and the
Romance of Poor Young Man" in re
hearsal. Do not fail to see the PARTY by
the Name of johnson" when he presents
himself before the Lancashire Lass"
Crescent City Museum.
The Bohemian glass blower will continue
to give presents during the holidays. The
man who smokes under water will do that
sensible thing every day. The girl with
two heads will sing and converse. The
happy family will hold daily levees. The
millions of curiosities, from all parts of the
world, can be seen any day opposite the ST.
Charles Hotel.
The Steam Man.
Go and see the Steam Man at No. "a St.
Charles street, and the triumph of invent
i've genius.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-28
SPAIN WILL NOT SELL CUBA.
LATEST FROM CUBA AND MEXICO
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.
Sundays Dispatches to Associated Press,
WASHINGTON.

General Grants VIsItOrs-NO Depart
ment News Bequeut for suH- ring and
Destitute Widows and Children of
Southern sOldIers-SOlIcItOr BInekIeS,s
Card.
WASHINGTON, December 26.-In conse-
quence OF the constant crowd, General
Grant receives no visitors after twelve
o'clock.
The Departments only worked a couple
OF hours to-day. No news in consequence.
The late Thomas G. Moore, an old resi-.
dent of Williamsburg, New York, in codi.
Gil to his will, revokes a devise of his per.
sonal estate to his sister, comprising bonds,
mortgages, scrip, certificates Of bank stock
money, ETC., for the reason that he desires
to set apart moderate fund for the relief
of suffering and destitute widows and chill
dren OF Southern soldiers, who died or were
Killed in the late war, in the eastern part of
South and North Carolina and Georgia.
He therefore bequeaths to James Hall =,
Francis j. POrcher, Louis D. DeSaussure
and Henry Frost, of Charleston, South Car.
ollna, aud Rev John Rumley, bonds in trust
for that purpose amounting to S2l6, 600.
The portion to be distributed in South Car
olina to be more than one-fifth of the whole.
The amount with interest to be distrit uted
in the course of seven years. All the resi-.
due Of bonds and mortgages, with few ex-
ceptions, he sets aside for the rebuilding
and repairing of Churches, without regard
to sect or denomination, injured by the late
war within the districts of the Southern
States aforesaid.
Solicitor John NJ. Buckley has prepared a
card to the public, in which he reviews Van
Wyck's late report, and says the latter de-
liberately made representations opposite to
truth, aud knew they were untrue when he
made them. Binckley calls Van Wyck q
"despisable politicaster.n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-28
FOREIGN.
London Artisans to Found Colony In
Naturalization -CIada Attack Wallet
tR-LOndOn Times on the Alabama


London Artisans to Found n Colony In
Nebraska-ArOn-C -Clada Attack Wallet
tH-LOndOn Times on the Alabama
Claims.
MADRID, December 26.-The Duke de
Montpensier has published a manifesto an
nouncing his liberal views.
The Inlpdrctdte newspaper suggests the
nomination of a son of the Duke de Mont
pensier for king under the latter's regency.
LONDON, December 26.-Reverdy Johnson
yesterday received deputation of London
artisans, deslrous of founding a colony in
Nebraska. johnson favored the project.
A dispatch from Athens says the Turkish
Government has placed two war ships on
the coast 10 prevent the departure of Volun-
teers for Crete.
PARIS, December 26.-Le Gaulois saws
Russia urges the United States to take part
in the Eastern question.
MARsEILLEs, December 26.-Advices from
Rio Janeiro state that after the failure to
take Valetta by land the iron.clads at.
tempted it with no better success.
LONDON, December 26.-A dispatch from
Athens says the Chamber has voted the
money and authorized the war measures
asked by the Government.
The Times has another long editorial on
the Alabama claims. 1t says the people of
both countries are uneasy in regard to the
future relations. This uneasiness arises
from ignorance of the true state of the
negotiations pending. The Times believes
Secretary Seward himself obstructs the set
tlement for adjustment under the incoming
administration. The Times thinks Reverdy
johnson will be allowed to remain to com.
plete the work. If Mr.. Seward seeks 70 de-
lay the adjustment he should be removed,
but the basis of the protocol already agreed
upon 0y Messrs! Stanley and Johnson must
remain fixed and will sooner or later com
mand the consent of beth parties.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-28
JOHN BISHOP.
National Copventlon:or Colored Men.

National COnventlOn.Or CoIored Men.
The manuscript report of the proceedings
OF the following meeting was laid on the
reporters table without his attention be.
ing directed to it, and it became mislaid.
Otherwise it would have appeared sooner:
At large meeting of colored men held at
the residence of Hon. A. E. Barber. % How.
ard street, on the twenty-second instant
Hon. Robert Poindexter was called to the
chair and Hon. C, c. Antoine to act as sec
retary.
The chairman stated that the object of
the meeting was to consider the call for "a
national convention of colored men" to
meet in Washington on the second Wednes.
day in January, 1869, called by the Border
States Convention.
1t being the unanimous opinion of those
present that Louisiana should be represent
ed in that convention, the following resoln-
tion was adopted:
Resolved, That we recommend a MEETING
OF, the colored men in the city from the
country parishes and of the colored men Of
this city, at Clay Hall, on Tuesday EVENING
December 20, 1868, at half-past seven O'Clock,
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Mondays Dispatches to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON.

"Cau-Cnn" Dancers Arrested In Wash
ingtOn for Indecent ExhIbItiOn-ODly
Five Buildings burned in Lyun-Re-
turning from Canada-Twenty-Seeo d
of February Collection for WashIng-
ton Monument-NexL Congress to Meet
March Fourth.
WASHINGTON, December 27.-The actors
and the proprietor of Canterbury Hail.
whose programme included the French can
can, were arrested during the play last
night for indecent exhibition.
A dispatch from Lynn says only five
buildings were burned. Loss three hundred
thousand dollars.
Congressman Beck has written to General
Breckenridge, who is in Canada, to return
at once. 1t is expected that Jacob Thomp.
son, ]. NJ. Mason and General Early will re.
turn at the same time.
~ appeal has been issued by the Wash
n65oa National Monument Committee, ask
ing ministers of the various churches
thro ighout the country to take up a COL
lection on the Sunday preceding February
~, IN furtherance of the completion of that
monument. 1t is signed by Andrew John.
son, ex offcio President; General Grant and
w. w. Corooran's names being among the
Vice-Presidents.
The New York Tribune says editorially:
ut may be considered certain that tn e
Forty-First Congress will meet and organ.
ize on the fourth of March. The general
feeling among members has been that the
law providing for such a meeting was a good
one. There is desire to settle the Speak
ership, committees and other questions
promptly"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-28
MISCELLANEOUs.

Suicide In ChIeagO-DestructIve Fire In
Lynn, MnssaehuseGts-COIfnx In Mas.
sachusettE-Fire In Richm0nd-AHur-
der, Robbery and Arson In Georgia,
CHICAGO, December 26.-Mrs. Augustus
A. Dickens, wife of Charles Dickens's
brother, committed suicide today.
LYNN, Mass, December 26.-Nearly the
entire city was burned this morning. Loss
many millions. Suffering among the losers
indescribable. The fire originated in Ly-
ceum Hall.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, December 26.-Col.
fax, responding to a serenade, uttered
nothing political. He said unfortunately
he was not born in New England, nor did
his ancestry come from there. He con-
cluded by saving "every loyal heart is hap
py, General Grant is happy, am happy.n
MRIcHMoND, December 26-The distillery
Of J. r; Sedgewick, plaster mill of Allen &
Magruder and seven small dwelling houses
on Thirty sixth street were burned to-day;
loss $500, 600.
AUGUSTA, December 26.-Gabriel Mertin
ana Two maiden sisters, residing in Colum.
bia county, were murdered and robbed on
Thursday night, their house set on fire and
their bodies consumed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-28
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST.

Theresa streets. between St. Thomas and
Tchoupitoulas streets-Succession of Joseph
Steil-No. 80, ,3O3.
Rye. DE FERIET, OFFICE NO, So BIEN'
at noon at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and custom
tue of an order from he Hon L. Duvigneaud, Judge
of the second District Court of the parish OF Or
leans, dated September 50, 1858, the following de-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build
ings ana Improvements thereon situate in the FIRST
District of this city, in the square bounded by
TchoupitOulas, ST. Thomas Bellechasse and St.
Theresa streets, measuring twenty-six feet hve
inches tUn lines front on St. Theresa street., one
hundred and one feet eleven inches and seven lines
in depth on the side toward St Thomas street,
ninety seven feet xioehes in depth on the other
side and front alley twenty feet wide ooenlng
on st. Thomas street and running parallel with
Iehoupitoolas street and twenty-five feet three
inches and SIX lines in width oD the rear line.
The buildings ano improvements comprise;
l. twostory brick house covered with slates
eontaing below large room used as blacksmith's
gallery, IN the attic large room
tWo-stoty brick bniding IN the yard contain
ing one room in each story
two story frame building containing four
rooms with fireplaees.
prives etc,
OF one year, in three mortgage notes II the
same amount each, and bearing eiRht Der cant in
teTest from date iii nnal payment secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien; the bui,sinSs 10 he
kept insured and the policy transferred To the oura
trx ana in case OF suit the purchat pAy per
cent attorneys commissions on the amount recover.
ed, the said commissions to be likewise secured by
Act Of sale, with United States Internal Rsvenus
stamps attached. before A. j. Lewis notary Public.
a. purchaser expense, dslbl2ls 26 iAl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-28

PAYMENT oFsFEEs IN BANKRUPTCY.-onth the
eighteenth instant, in the House of Repre-
sentatives, Mr.. Tiff, by unanimous consent
offered the following resolution, which was
read, considered and agreed to:
WHEREAS, Many worthy citizens have not
been able, on account of poverty The Ial.sSe'
fees required and other causes. to .aysil
themselves of the benefit of the general
bankrupt law, a.
Resoloed, That the Committee on Revision
OF Laws of the United States consider and
report, by blu or otherwise, the Justice and
propriety OF extending the time in which
oankrnpts may avail themselves OF the
oenent OF the present provisions Of the said
law, and of reducing the fees,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-28
SALE FOR PARTITION.
A Two-sToRY AND ATTIC BRICK
RESIDENCE
AND
TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
ON ST. CHARLES STREET
NEAR TIvoLI CIRCLE, A CHOICE FAMILY
RESIDENCE.
sUCCESSIoNS OF JAMES W. BREEDLoVE
AND MARIA f. BREEDLOVE.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
Nos 3l976 and S2C0i

by j. b. WALTON a. DEsLONDE.-
ID j, B. Walton, Auctoneer-0ffice No. Caroude.
let street - SATURDAY, January 30 1869 at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Anctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street. by virtue OF and in pursuance of an
der of the Honorable Louis Duvigneaud Judge OF
tenth day of December, 1865, Court docket Nos,
3l,976 aud 3!0Ol, will be sols for account of the
above named SUGGESTIONS, the following described
Two VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereon in the
First District OF this city, in the square bounded by
St Charles, Plytanla. Clio and Call ope streets,
designated by the Nos. 3 and on a plan drawn by
o. f. Nimpe surveyor, dated April, 1885, and de-
pos ted plan No. "a in the office of VIM Christy
late notary public in this city which said lots mea-
each tWentysiX feet inches and five ines
front on St. Charles street, by depth of one hun
dred and twenty feet be ween parallel lines, bounded
in the rear by an alley fourteen feet wide.
The improvements consist of a TWO4STORY
AND ATTIC BRICK RESIDENCE with two.story
brick rear buildinRI, located on the lot No. L. Lot
No. adjoining the residence is improved as
Hover and ornamental garden. This property is
to parties in search Of good and convenient family
residence
Terms and Conditions One. third cash in United
States treasury notes. The remainder in the notes
OF the purchaser to his own order and by him in-
dorsed bearing eight per cent interest from day of
sale until paid and payable six and twelve months
after date secureo by mortgage upon the property,
including the penal clause of five per cent for attor
ney lees IN case OF suit to payment of the
notes any parts thereof he buildings to be kept
insured by the purchaser ard policy OF insurance
TO be transferred to the holder OF the notes TIE
notes 70 be divided into coupons to suit the parties
interested
Act Of sale before -----. Notary Public
of stamps required by law.
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