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Sunday kilograms.

LONDON, Feb. l6.-It is generally believed that
Stanley will succeed Derby as the head Of the
ministry.
semi official papers Of Paris deny any import
ant ministerial or constitutional changes are CON
teUplsted.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-McClellan has been
rendered the British minstership by cable, but
has 1Ot answered yet
The resignation Of Minister Adams takes effect
on the LIST Of April.
Several more speeches are to be made on the
reconstruction bill in the Senate.
HAVANA. Feb. l5.-Arived yesterday: steamer
Lord Lowell. for New York; sailed TO. day. steamer
Coun bia. for New York Cuba, for Baltimore !;
Juniate, for Philadelphia; all with full freights
ard passengers.
sAN FRANcIsco, Feb. I6.-The Great Republic,
with sdvices from Hong Kong to the 18th and
Shanghai 9th, has arrived.
BuTln game leaves for San Francisco on the 18th
o February. His suite consists OF thirty per-
sons, including two Chinese Of the highest rank.
Resolutions have been introduced in the legis-
lsture hat California views with alarm the at
tempt on the part OF England to unite British
Columbia 10 the dominion of Canada. The acqui-
sition Of Columbia by the Upited States is re-
gsrded as Of the utmost importance, and instruct
ing her senators and represent atIves TO use all
Honorable means TO induce the government to
acquire Columbia. The governor is instructed to
telegraph the resolutions 10 The president. mem
beTs OF Congress and governors of the Pacific
States.
PHILADFLFH1A, Feb. I6.-Wm. NJ. Swain,
founder Of The Public Ledger, is dead aged fftJ-
nine.
Yesterday the appointment Of three Catholic
bishops, for the diocese of Philadelp his, was re
ceived from Cardinal Barbsne. of Rome. The
pore has designated the following Rev. VIM.
O'HaIa OF S. Pstrick's, TO be bishop of Scraa-
ton Rev. J. F. Shsnahan 20 be bishop Of Harri.-
burg, end Rev. DR.. Brecker, Of Richmond Va, to
be bishop Of Wilmington.
NASHVILLE, Feb. l6.-The Conservative State
Convention passed resolutions looking to thorough
organization Of the party throughout the State
iudorsirg Johnson declaring the government
established TO protect the political rights and
lateral interests Of the white rsce and should
be so administered, and announcing utilization
with the Democratic party.
NEW YORK. Feb. l6.-Tbe schooner Hsnnah
Grant, eight OF whose crew were captured by
Indians on the coast Of Venezuela, had arrived al
JsnBica in distress. The American consul has
sent to Aspinwall for a msn-Sf-war to compel the
reiesse of the csptves.
ToRoSTo, Feb l6.-Gunbonts for patrolling
Csuadisn waters win be ready in the Spring. They
will he temporarily manned by the naval brigade.
CHARLEsToN Feb. l6.-Arrived: Schooner
Chnoe. hom New Orleans for New York, in .
disabled eonduon.
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SALE FOR PARTITION.
FoUR-sTORY GRANITE STORE,
NO. 43 CARONDELET STREET BETWEEN GRAVIER
AND UNION STREETS
by u. Il. WALTON & DEsLoXDE.

by u. h. WALTON e. DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office, No. a. Carondelet street.
SATURnAY, Feb. 2e, 1865. 81 lie O'Clock
- the Merchants srd Aucti neAs' Exchange RUya
street, between Csns and Gust mhouse streets, will be
sold
THAT VERY SUPERIOR AND vALUAPLg QUINCY
GFANlIE a ID BRICK FOUR-NTORY STORE, No q
Csroncelst street occsIied by Bsrtle Rsyns
others situated in the First Distct of MS city square
bcusded Caror deet Graver Bronne sld Union
fhs lot measures according sketch by bert Banc-
AID surveyor 25 feet front on Cacnee street BY depth
the line Union street ~ IS feet ches
the I've nearest Gravr street 7 Get 10 and lines
ana Is feet the line, with the privilege alley
tpsninF into Union street
This PRO ery j. located in the very Of business; the
budit ~ the best snd substsnti Of
citytte front beng entirely Quincy yrnne and
tire construction having been erected With view per
Uinercy ana wi bout r. ference to cost
II pre-en tnan uId-r lease the Of 600
snnuu the rent having been thy reduced
tun of the umes, FROM $500 E aunarn.
30 TFRNsO ne-ttird cssh in s ssurv tha
miureT In ia ths Cf the Durht-a-
60 bic order IN equal install msnt ing interest
rate of a~num from Of
nert, and special and veodos's privilege rhs
to embrace he clause II for
fees IN ~ suit portion o.
building must be ~ the satisfacLi
doris aud the peIcv transferred
Act sale before n. 3. ist. notary publ the ex-
rerse Of the purchaser, including the Internal Revenue
stamDs
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By c. u. GIRAEnEY a co,

NICHOLAS D. hOhrs Auctioneer,
onice, No. II Exchange Place.
V'UEsDAY, Feb. 25th, 1868, at ne O'Clock
atthe Merchants and Auctionsers' Exchange Roysl
street between Cans and Cuslomhouss streets,
the Gol orsbls John W. bomas Judge cond Distre
81 New Orleans; sadjudgnents rendered Ia the
entt alters IN the 9Th day OF January 1858 and ef
m wing lat Of valuable property public suction viii
OSE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOTS or GRoUsD
situated the bauTe Of the st District New orleans
Tin Accordal with the plan thereof made By L. Pi-
Finance OF sid City Counci Cf ew Oresn
sS esssG coy os which Paa S99s.,d 9 the ad
According to said plsn the said So and Lots Of Groana
l. iHIRTY LoFs Of GROUND in squ,r. 81 A. bounded
sy q water RSes ard 0rs9ss street, forming n
Lit No forms the cerss o Water and est. and
inches and ines in ~'dh BY no dsoth and
front % range street Lots NOS to 10 neIusve mea
derth between parallel Uses Not No II p feet
on the line II lot No 10 and m feet inches and line. in
De- II on The Inc Of o Nc u By 70 iest inches n vdh in
o. Water street % feet inches 2linesn width the ar b.
ls ice n,hes lines in depth the line lot 20 IL ana
81 feet II inches and nss depth n mt on Race ar
and forms the corner Of Eater and streets Tots Nos
5s feet inch and lines depth Lot 10 measn Is N ft
On race street By ~ st iaehes sad lines ia Depth
sno New Le,es streets and q feet inches aud
wide in the lI feet II riches lines in dsptb and front
9s BY lS eet5 inches IN depth the line Of No
New Leveestr &c inches Width p the ISL s
rrb.s ifpn on ne line o. Lot 20 IL and IA ieet II
~ measures q eet ilches lines front on Nav vs
sret 70 eet inches in width the rear by IA feel n
inches and line in pth she line 81 OF No IS and ia
ee inches are lines in depth thu line o. lot No ~
70 30 ~ g e inches and lines on New
Leyee street 20 81 uct widh in the rear bv ms s
nc, 90 sna lines N depth line OF No 49, and mn
eet inches and lines in depth the line Los Ne n
otFo Il meAsurts ieet hshes and lines front on Me-
ees street. 70 iset and inches in width the rear b. nj
ie,t u nf hee and line in depth Of lot No % anS
10 est inches and nes IN depth ins # ot No -
ot NO Y measures y ieet inches ises front On ~
tvee street % feet ches In width IN the rear hv ia 80
neies and lines in dept the Of lots Nos ri md M
70 iset II inches and lines in depth on the line IN ia
Is Ltho ZmsasuresH feet inches and line. tro1t
IN ~ tIee 70 feet inches in width in he ear Nv
est II hehes ano lines IN depth the ine on Ios ~
r nS To- sLd 80 fet isehes and lines 10 depth o. the
oi 10y No "a Lot No. "a "a feet N ehes
ines mont on New Leyee street 26 feet nchs. in id ~
y ITO feet inches and lines 10 depth on ths i'm
~ 80 % and 10y feet ii inches lines in dentb o.
& IN on lot 20 70 Lot No Is n fest incbs-
ues 'front.' on New Ievee street. 20 feet inches in
70 we rear BY l59 feet II inche and iues il ds,h ~
& M 81 ~ No "a and 1873 feet inc e. In 10Th ~ ~
-- " i"' Nc 20 LOT No. 70 Measures u feet iaches q
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CRIPFLNG THE SOUTH.-The legislation in Con-
gress, which tends to depress and damage the
southern part Of our common country, evinces a
state Of mind which, If not productive in acts tina
are "instRated by the DEVIL certainly verges on
lunacy. We have just now another instance in
the vote by which the House Of Representatives
has taken away from the railroad companies 10
the Southern States, the lands which the benef-
cent government OF other and better days granted
those roads IN order to aid, through their compile
tiOn, the development Of the resources of that
section Of the country. Upon the strength Of
those grants, moneys have been expended and
loans made. As stimulus and help toward the
construction Of roads, such grants aid in the set
uement Of a country, and facilitate transportation
IN vsy 10 add incidentally 70 the prosperity of
Its people. Depriving the Southern people Of tn S
AID Is al injury 70 all Of them-rebel and radio a,
black and White-a'ike. IL is blow struck al
the country as a whole, and its only eject is to
re,ard Its recovery.
The only redeeming feature OF this miserable
vote IN Congress, is that it was not strictly party
one. IL is but just TO say that this poor action
succeeded by only small majority-many Re-
pub,icans voting against it. Those who supported
IL ay be set down as men who are intamed by
sectional or party passions, or are the victims Of
Tue rarrovest and bttertst prejudices. Hence
we are not astonshed TO lind among them such
men a. Stevens, Boutwell,, Butler Ashley, SchencF,
Julian, Logan, COyOde aud others Of the same
Etau p.-tSt. Louis Republican.
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BY c. Il. GIRARDEY d CO..
TUESDAY. Feb. Is. IsCs. commencing a,

NICHOLAS j. HORY, Auctioneer,
Omce-NO IL Exchange Place.
VNUEsDAY, Feb. Is, 1s6s, commencing at
hour until the is disposed Of will sold
public suction the his hest bidder by order
sssI the bankruptcy of Aessrs Loeb Simon Co. the
.ntiTe stock DRY GOObS FINTURES, etc. rendered
fer he teneh OF their creditors ed in the story
iron No. IS Canal street. between Camp and Magazine
t..
TIE stock comprises large and well selected sssortm
Domestic Imported Stsfls DRY Goods. reHuy
leceo the Wholesale trade of this city, a-d consisting
pant follows:
Blesched and Brown Co.toHs Sheetng shrtnz and Pill
low fancy and staple Prints ~ variety and Of
most popular styles aud manufactures Stripes Checks
1k and DENNIS of the best quality and the er
able coOTs, Paid Kerseys Jeans COtonsdes and Osna
burgs, heavy and suitable FIR partai Irish
Linens ard Linen Dsmask and Toweng POpins, Msrnos
Does in and Csssimere twill plain and Canton FlAnnsls
lie snes and Cashmerst Opera Fannes; Tstsns; ENGLISH
German Cotton and Wool Hosiery Madras Cotton Linen
CsubIc and Silk Handk -rchies Quilts Towels II read
Wooden Cotton and silk Under hrts and Drawers; Bans
ras; Skirts; Table Gov rs; Gloves; Tsps Thread; Spool
Cotton Hooks Eyes; autORs Eyests; Linen aud Bob
bnet Mosquito Bars large ment; yonee and italian
Cloths Gnghams Bsreges; Mourning and II Mourning
English Nsdapolss etc larFe variety Of Browa Irish
inens. Tu kish fOwe's, Napkins, etc.
Descriptive catalogues entire stock will be ready
the 18th for ditrbuton The stock being
We the variety gre that is difficult
offered this attraction which WEI worth he attention
Il tire Dry Goods trade.
Be- TERNs-Cssh in U. 5. Treasury notes.
By order Of the Assignees
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7 FIace.
TTNUESRA ", Feb. 2Sth. SOS, at .I3 % clock
n, Puflic Auction, - the serchsntsi AID Auc-
tioueerf Exchange b. order OF Norton ESQ., General
AsEan krupcy for the tinted strict q ,urt
and IN the after II the bankruptcy Of jacob Barker
ed for benefit Of his creditors folio vim
elgbly located ard valuable property will be sold
/ That VALUABLE PROBE sly, situated in the
First Disrct Of this ant in the bounded BY
Graser Union snd DTyaaes date Phppa) streets
The lot Is unusually large measuring 81 fe hcaes
front haOlne street 50 feet inches lines wiae in
The rear us ei ii inches dee' the upper side ns
l2 feet 10 inches the Liver aide ine Together with All
tie IMPROVEMENTS thereOn comprising that spaci
newly built iouTsisry sre store known Nos 81 and 06
Baronre street the lower story bsiar frsD with
-fge stores; ball leading the upper stories divided
mt Onees and of this properly is under
lease The lower floor OF store No Ga Il leased
rented. F''
ABE TFRIE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING Na 90
Bsrone street. the Of Bzronne and Ora
s'feets, situated IN Flint District this ey and in
tie square bou csd BY BarOnIe Graver Onion and
Gate Phil ppa) Tie lot measures q feet inche.
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BV q, DE FRRIET,
AucIroNHER-Onice and salesrooms SO Benville stree
KELEsnAY. Feb. 18Th. 1909. at

AUcTIoNHKR-Ofice and Salesrooms SO Bienvle street
TUESDAY. Feb. 18th, 1868. at lie
4 clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctonesrsi TX
change Royal street public auction, will be sold
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in the Tlird District OF this
city, in tie square bounded by Clay Aubrv, Dupre and
OReily streets Said Lots designated by the nos 2
"a p and g. Ian drawn by G. Boudousque,
architect and on exhibition in thu Excha' ge.
This property under fence w II planted with fruit trees
cultivation. There comfortable
Lot No 6, anrg four cabinets d gall
lery, md good building Lot No q besides
r9-TERns-One third cash, and the ba credit of
tv eve months in notes secured by mortgage AID doris
lien bearing per from the day
OF sale until final In OF suit per
tornsys commissions % be added a penal clause
Act of e With L. S internal revenue stamps attached
before Amedee DucateL notary pubic, purchasers
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AUCrIONEER-Ofiee, No. 81 Royal street.
FTUEsDAY, FebIu@Ty 1sh, 1sSS, IA
IL O'Clock at the Merchants and Auct oHeers' Ex.
change, Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhouss
by virtue OF order foIs the Honorable the Judge
the Second District Court Of New Orleans January
4h 1865 stpubc auction the following describe real
belonging 60 said SUGGEST n, will be sold
LOT OF GROUND, in the Third Listric Of this city, in
the square bounded by Eyssn Fields Morales Frenchmen
sRd GOOdchldren str cts surin 81 feet front Eyssn
Fields III feet 10 inches and lines in Depth be-
tween parallel lnes
The build ngs and improvements consist Of oae-story
Frame HUuse containing three three cabinets hail
and gallery 10 'front.' bak Building containing room;
cstern privies etc.
pz- TERNs-Cssh in U. s. Treasury Notes
Act Of sale with United States internal stamps
attached, before Louis Duvgnva.d, notary pabc
purchasers EXPENSE the the
III taxes for Tire current year 1853
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ROlz, BLOHM g CO.'S SiLES.

CITY NOTES TAKEN AT PAR
Extensive Sale Of Dry Goods Fancy Goods and Clohing
BIZ KOLZ, ELOH@ q co.,
JoHE @. BLoHN, Auctoneer.
FNUFsDAY. Feb. Is, AT 40 o'clock A. -, at
their salesoom, No q Chsrtres street, will he sold
65 10 wel-assortsd Foreign snd Domestic DRY GOODS.
o lots FANCY GOODS NOTIONs ana JET SITS
200 lots seasonabIe CLOTHISG.
Also, without reserve
800 pieces Beaehed and Brown SHEETINGS and SHIRT
IEGs.
80 pieces American PRINTS-test brands.
EE-TERNs-Cssh, payable on.haf in CITY Notes at par;
bsisnc~ va q. 8 Treasury Notes
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
THEoDULE ADAM EFT AIS. VS.. JOSEPH l. VIM
cent ct ais. for PsrtitionNo 2s957, Docket Second
District Court
BY q. DE FFRIET,

AUVIIONtFh-UIlce NO. % hOyhI ftreel
T'UFSDAV, Feb. Is, 1865. at lie O'cIOck
n. the Merchants AucOneers' Exchange Royal
between Canal and CustOmhousc streets by
and in conformity the Honorable John
Thomas Judge the Second District Court leans
dated January "a l6S in the ma ter Of suit for par
ten Of Theocule Adam ct ais Joseph l. Vincent IeI
sls-Ro e67 Of the docket OF the aforesaid Second u
Cont Orleans the following described property
at public auction. will be sold, viz
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BY j. Ii. WALTON 81 DESLOEDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Once No. AZ Csrondelet street.
GATURDAY. Feb. &c, 1S0S, at I2 O'Clock
~ Rt the Merchants and Auc iOneers' Exchange
ROvsl street. without rye, will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND, With { e bu ngs and improy
thereon st the of Drysdes aud strestz
in The Fhs district Of this city in the square bouno ed by
Dry ades CAiOpe snd Bsronne streets and Triton
50 feet front Drysdes street, by depth ald
front on Cal iope street Of 30 fe &C.
The Improvements this lot consist Of TWO TWO STORY
BRICK BUILDINGS. The at the eOlner of Dryadss
and Caope streets is US dwelling above
nath, having large the fret hoor and
the secone hoOr and two story brick back buildings
snd is leased sn the lat OF November next 1868 At so
per month.
Tie adjoining is used dwelling having
on he nrst huor snd two the second aud
brk back building, eistern, This is
nov being put in athorOugh state Of repRir
R8 TKRns-Onehsf cash in y. Ireasary notes and ths
balance twelve months with eight cent interest aud
special mortgage until final psymes with the clause Of FIVE
attorney fees in Sf cult pay
the note The buildings TO be kept insured and Icy
ierred TO vendor.
sae btfIe Felix Grma Notary Public the ex-
pense Of the purchaser, including U. =.
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sonth adveTisemsnts inserted every ethsr day 10 Re
sfsrged TIVE third the above ratsa
Fourth page noathly advertisements sseh square,
1sD per msath.
transient AdverIssnsas hGvag She Of the sft
snsssn 81 50 esah INSTRUMENTATION seents
pr square.
Yirs Fsurh page trsassnt Advsrtsseens sseA IN.
ssrsiOn, 81 50 per squsrs.
Advertisements inserted ct IstsrvEk t0bs srged
each insertion.
SsgulsT advertisers wac advertise largely ssA % allowed
och discount from EAsd GrEzsszt rates nay be
ag-ssd apon proraa that shall such discern
$50 Is Psr cent.
al sotoss Advsrsssess charged s9cezs
pSr line, each insertion.
Az transient Advertisements asset raid for IN advance
all advertiser not mArksa for say specified numbs Of
Insertions will be pubshedsix and eharssd accordingly
Anhr WITH regSlar advertisers shall be rsvssrsd nasthy
Asqusre is the space sceHpea BY ten hEsf ses agate
THE WEEKLY ORHSCENT
Il publssed svery Saturday nerning sshseriptsa IS
Per in Advsaos hslfyesry aRd quarterly rates
s1gls osp0s 10 cents.
Rates Of Advsrtisinst
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TUESDAY Y. February 1Sth, 1888, at lie
O'Clock the Merchants and Aucioneers exchange
Royal street between Canal and CustomhOuss streets
virtue Of order from the Honorable John - Thomas
Judge Of the Second District ourt Of New Orleans dated
January lS 1908 at public auction, the following described
real estate " u be sold viz
1WO LOTS or GROUND. numbered from to 10 inclu-
sve situated ia the Frt District Of this city
bounded by Canal BernAdotte st Pair ok aud Gasquet
streets ssidlos contiguous, front Canal street.
follows:
No rs feet front Canal street. % feet on
the line by deptg bstSesn psrel lines OF los
inches and lines and form, the of Canal
rick streets.
Lots Nos. three for Eve six sevsn EIGHT and nine
each rs feet frost Canal rs feet
line, by depth between parallel lines Of haudred
snd eight feet tight inches six ines Lot being
irregular form 81 feet inches lines
Canal stree los feet inches AID lines in depth
dividing from lot No. nire 1872 feet inches lines
In depth the line
inches the lEe. Toe whole according a plan
the Esd April 1867, by Paul O. Boudonseue
architect.
RsTERHs-One third and the balance on credit of
snd the secured by special mortgage and
vendors lien, and bearing ght interest
from the day Of sale Il hns payment In of jadi
proceedings for the Of the of unpaid
the will be required pay i've per
commissions he amount recovered The purchaser will be
required to the payment Of the for the
year lo6S
With u internal revenue stsulss attached
before Armand Pot Jr, notary pabhe, Purchasers
pense.
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dred Cotton sad Sugar Plant ons ocAt-d in hs best
portions Of the cotton and growing States Ae bce
Plantations Orange Orcharcs and large bodies OF valuable
timber snds leo large variety Of city and sntureSn
perry, AID unmproved in TIE Of residences
stores aiding lots and squares favorable Parties
wishi8s 20 invest su DO vel call and examine
ties Ger Gard, Real Estate gents, no. s. Gar0ndslet
Efree q NrsAnA.
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AuCTIONEER-Ufrce No. o. Royal street.
TUESDAY. Feb Is n, 1855, at I2 o'clock
NJ. at the EercNsnts' ans AucriOnesrs Exclsage,
Rcys street. between Canal and cusomho1se streets pao-
lie auction, will be sold
A Lot or GROUND in the First District OF this
city in the square bounded by North Poydras, Johns
Feidido and Gsy Said lot forms toe Of
North PoY dras and Johns Streets and 81 feet
inches rsnt North POyds street by 40 feet in depth and
front on johnson street see plan at the Exehanse.
n8>TERKs One half cash, and the oala' credit Of
year by special m0rtg and vendors
len, and bearing per interest per rom
the day Of sale untii fnal payment In Of 81 {
the the Of the the hsser
be required pay per attorneys commissions on
the unit recovered.
AcJ Of sale with he u Internal Revenue stamps
tscheo, before Aphane Barnett notary public at the
pente 81 the purchaser.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on CARoNDELET
WALK, BETWEEN PRIEUR AID JOHNSON
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF J. J. DEPoUrLLY,
No. 2S,6os.
BIZ @. DE FERRET,


Office and Salesrooms-S6 Bienvile street
CATUHBAE, March7, 1888, al he o'clock
- at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
Royal between Canal CustOmhouse will be
sold by pub sucuov. oy virtue OF ajaigmen rendsr
the HOnOraee John W Thomss Judge q the Second DIS
ict Court of Nev Orleans rendered December H. 1851 and
signed the 10th of December 1867 ths oO wing rbed
property bel nging 70 said succession, viz:
LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the Second District OF
this city, in the bounded nv Csrndelet Walk Prsur
Johnson and st Peter designated the letter
sketch and survey mad BY j A. DHemCconrt Deputy
Surveyor. n the sd OF February 1868
Said LOT q 9inches lines front
de Walk l49 feet 10 ehe ard aes in depth thu liz
towards Peu and n feet inches In width the
hne.
The property planted With choice fruit trees
PEI CD, plum al d o. her
pS-1KaAs-Cash IN U. =. Treasury notes.
Of sac. with T. :. internal stamps attached
before Abel Dreyfous, notary public, purchasers
mems
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION
oFAvALUABLE Portion OF IMP ovED GROUND,
WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF THE ENTRANCE TO
The FAIR GROUNDS.
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AssIGEEE's SALE
IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF JACOB BARKER.
SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OR
RESERVATION
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY,
-eoxPRrsINa-
&C BAKoNNE, BETWEEN GRAvIER AND UNION
STREETS.
THE THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING NEXT TO
THE CORNER AND ADJoMISG THE ABoyE
STORES, KNOWN AS NO. g. BARoNNx, BETWEEN
GRAvIER AND UNION STREETS.
Two-sTORY FRAME DWELLING on THE CORNER
OF APOLLO AND FELICITY RoAB STREETS.
TWO BA1TURE LOTS ON TcHoUPToULAs BE.
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH sFREEFa
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND.
-couPRIsEs-
THE SQUARE BOUNDED BY MAGAZINE LIVE OAK,
OCTAvIA STREETS AND PETERS
AVENUE, IN RICKERVILLB
IMPROVED AND UNDER HIGH CULTIVATION
-AED-
SHADE TREES PLANTED AROUND THE ENTIRE
sQUABE.
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Fhty dollars Sloat elliptic Sc wing machine
nun phant. Highest premium Louisiana state
falr' For sale at 81 Canal street.