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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
HoLLoWAY'S OINTMENT.

Disorders OF the Stomach, Liver and Bowels,
The Siomachi the great centre which influences the
health or disease Of the system abused 9r deblaed 10y
Indigestion Oifeinve breath, and physical pros
tr,on onatnra consequences Allied 10 tho brain,
II the source OF headaches, mental depress0n nervous
complints and unrefreshing sleep The Liver becomes
aoctcd aud generates bilious disorders pains IN the aide
de. The Bowels smpathi5e by Costiyeness Diarrh0ea
and DysenIet The principal action q these rus IS on
cpate in their recuperatve and regeneratVe operation
EFyaipelaa aud Salt Rheum
Are two OF the most common and virulent disorders
psciay antagOnisto, its "mOdus Operandi" is first to
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
Bad Legs, Old Sores and UIcsrs. Oh.
Cases OF manyyears' SANDING that have pertnaciousy
refused yield 70 any other remedy or treatment have
varah succunbed to afew applications of this powerful
RFupttona on the skin,
Arising from bad state of the blood chronic dis
eases are eradcated and clear and SURFACE
regained by the restorative action of this Ointment ID
surpasses many Of the cosmetics and other toilet Appl
anees in its power to dspe rashes and other dsgure
- q Female Complaints.
Whether in the young old married. or single, at the
cines display decided influence that marked i'm
provement soon perceptble in tho health OF the patient
Beng purely they are sale aaa
ton Of health and station Of life.
Piles and FlataIa.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent and Stubborn
disorders eradicated locally and enrely the Of
this emolent warm fomentatons should prscede itsap-
glicatop Its healing qualities win be found to be
Both e Ointment and Pis should be used in the fol-
s t lOiOiEg eases - a. =
Bunions burns chApped hands, chilbains, isula gout,
nmbago mercurial eruPtions, piles rheama,,iem ring
legs breasts heads hfpats, Of
all kinds, sprans gh joints letter, ulcers veneFeal
Sores wounds 81 al nnda .,l1sI i.H HHair
. CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
aHoLLOwAY's NRw YoRR AND LONDON are discern
able in every leaf Of the book Of drec-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
Full Particulars Of The shooting OF DR.
Moore by Mrs q. A. POlIaTa.
tFrom the Baltimore American |


Mira, Nattine Pollard, the wife of E
A. Pollard, who figured IN tho shooting
match with Geo d. aud John s. Wise
at the Maltby House a few months
since, has distinguished herself by
shooting DR.. G. A. Moore, proprietor
of the drug store at the northeast cor
ner of Hill and Hanover streets. 1t
appears from the testimony given that
Pollard left the Maltby House, where
he had been boarding with his wife,
some three weeks since, aud the latter
has not seen or heard OF him since
that time. Pollard and DIR. Moore are
old friends, and Mrs. Pollard suspected
that her husband was conceAled in
the city, and that Moore knew of his
whereabouts. She says that she
walked past the drug store about half.
past IA yesterday, and that she thought
she saw her husband inside. Sha re-
traced her steps aud entered the store
and asked DR.. Moore where her hus-
band was. The latter denied that he
knew anything abont Pollard. The Ia
dy reiterated her question, saying she
was positive that DIR. Moore did know
exactly where her husband was. He
ordered her to leave the store, and sent
for policeman. At this time there
was no one in the store but DIR. Moore
and Mr.. A. Schultz, one Of the clerks.
The latter testified before the Justice
that DIR. Moore attempted to put Mrs.
Pollard out of the store, but did not
use any violence. A click as of the
raising OF the hammer of n pistol was
heard under the lady's cloak, and the
doctor seized her. She said that it
was only the rattliig of bunch of
keys that she had in her pocket. Al
most Immediately after saying this she
drew the pistol and fred &C DR.. Moore ,
he not being more than three feet
distant from her.. He threw up
his hand to ward off the pistol,
and received the ball in his wrist.
This is the testimony given by DIR.
Moore, Mr.. Schultz and Mr.. T.. Sinsz,
another OF the clerks who came into
the store while Dr.. Moore was attempt
ing to get Mrs. Pollard out. Mr.. Schultz
wrested the pistol from her, and in
moment Policeman BlAckiston arrived.
Mrs. Pollard was taken to the station.
Justice Mckinley was summoned and
held an examination at the drug store,
where the facts as given were elected.
Mrs. Pollard was represented by Geo.
@. Mannd, Esq, and Messrs. Smith
aud Willis as counsel. These gentle-
men endeavored to bring cross ac.
tion, alleging that Mrs. Pollard had
acted only in self.deiense, but the jus.
tice refused to admit the notion
Mrs. Pollard stated at the ex
animation that she knew moth
ing of the shooting, aud was
unconscious of what took place after
DR.. Moore endeavored to expel her
from the store. She refused TO give
bail, and was Y committed to Jail
to await the aotion Of the grand Jury.
DR.. Moore was attended by DR.. Dodge,
and his Injuries are not considered
serious.
The weapon isasmall Eingle-barreled
cartridge pistol, about three inches
long, and having small sized bore. /,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

medicine Of indispensable necessity In Great Britain
France and Germany where medical science has reached
It's highest perfection IL is perered ndoDeic prao-
tce, and constantly used in the Arios, n AIala and
0therputc ins ntiOns where II is regarded by the at
lending physicians the most speedy and agreeable
remedy that eau bo employed. Scarcely any neighboe-
b0od can be found whore wen known of discussed
lungs which Ind baueti the tIris Of ths rhdtf sliul
and eApefenced dectorsshage been nermanenty cured
by it These results the most eenyneihe Pro0is Of
the superior curative properties Qf this preparafOn and
70 them tho sutors point with peculiar satisfaction
While most powerful AGAINST confirmed diseases Il %
extremely gentle medicine in infancy and youth be-
ing quite harmless 10 the Youngest when admnis-
tered ndicuufly Thshealthfestorsr accomplished even
more BY prevention than II taken In season, IL
heals anirtatopA Of Che throat and nngs whether as
ing from Oolda or Coughs from other canses and
thus prevents that long train OF and ncurabe dis
eases, which would arise frdm tho neglect a them
Hence no family should be withontit Inauenza Crunp
Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Pleurry Incipient Con
SUMPTION and other affections Of the breathing organs
give way before this pre- eminent combination of medical
Yirtues
Prepared by Dr. J. O. AVER Co, Lowell, Masa., and
Iod By Al Druggists and dealers in medicine evyWhofe
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

The PURRsT AND SwRETEsF COP LIVER
ON In the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy
MYERS upon the sea shore; Il is perfectly pare and
Aeet Patlenta who hava-0nee taken Il can take
NO othev. Ash for ''nazird 4 Caswell's God Liver
OIL Manuiac nred by Caswel Hazard a Co.,
NEW forH Sold BY all druggists, no'6eow
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

JUNIPER TAR Soar lis certain cure
for ehaPped hands and all rOnghness or irritation
Of The skin, eczema, ringworm, salt rhenm. pin.
pies. aud all other cutaneous affections, making the
skin soft and smooth. Manufactured BY Oaswei
Hazard n Oc., New York. Bold by al dfuggsta
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

The French Government have or
ganized q military commission TO 40.
company the British army in Abyssinia.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
PRICES.

Hoonand's German Bitters, per bottle, -. q %
half dozen, 8 %
HOchandt German Tonic put up ii quart bottls.
q 20 per bottle, or halfdo for $50.
~ Do not forget TO examine well the article you
buy, In order TO ret the genuine.
~ For sale by all druggists and store-keapsB
everywhere.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

y Saeooothjng eKpectorant, prepared
y 70 meet tile hrBrnt needsf a sale aud
reliable cure for diseases Of the throat
and lungs. Atrial 6f MANY years has
established the fact, that il Is more efii-
lcaci0qsin pulmonary affections, than
any other renledy .ltAeihcaoy has now
'bec99nle 90 generally knoYn, that it ia
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

-vesuvius is drawing crowds Of
sight.seers.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
HOOFLAnD's GERMAN TONIC,
DEBILITY,

Reeulting from any Cause whatever; /;
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM.
incurred by Severe Labor. Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevers, &C.
There 10 no mcdieIne extaut equal to these rene
to the whole system, the appetite is strengthened
food ~ enjoyed, the stomach digests promptly th,
blood ls purified, The complexion becomes SOM
and healthy the yellow tnge is eradicated from Tn
eyes, bloom is given to the cheeks and the wea
being ,-Igf
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
PERSONS ADyANCED IN LIFE.

And feeling the hand OF time weighing heavily upo,
them with all its attendant ills will lind in the us,
Of this BITTERS, or the TONIC, an elixir that wi
tnstl new life into their veins restore In measu.
the energy and ardw Of more youthful days, huil'
up their shrunken FORMS md give health an
happiness to their remaining years.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

The reported illness OF Vanderbilt
proves untrue.
Miss Caroline Longworth, sister OF
the late Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnati,
died ct Newark on Saturday.
Mr.. Wisewell, who has been so fre-
quently mentioned for Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue, has been nominated BY the
President as cuccessor Of Rollins, the pres
ent incumbent.
Col. Stephen r. Pinckney, special
agent Of the Treasury Department, and mem-
Der Of the Metropolitan Revenue Board has
been notified by the Secretary OF tho Treas
ury that his services were no longer needed
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
Prom Rev. j. B. IEananll.

A'sFstHAt Editor Christfan Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit ftum the use Of
hoonallds German Bltters, and feel Il my privilege
TO recommend them as most valuable tonic, 10 All
who are suffering hom general debility or from
diseases arising from arrangement Of tho liver.
~ -ljC ~ Yours truly .Gn M
t. ID. FENDALL,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

A destructive fire occurred in Frank
fort Ky, on Monday. consuming property
to the amount OF $4,000; insurance about
$40, 600. Ys5
A 6re at Champaign, Ill, on the
night OF the 30tb ult., destroyed property TO
the value OF SIS, 900; insurance all IN Illinois
companies, except $4,000 in the EtnA, OF
Hartford. 4R
A fire broke out about 2 O'Clock SUM-
day morning in Ford'u wooden block, corner
Beco ID and Center streets, Winona, Minn.
three stores, one real estate Office aud in
serAEsa agency were entirely destroyed. The
total loss sannot be estimated probably not
over s12, 900, with an insurance OF $2,25O.
There was destructive FIRE in Tre-
mont street, Galveston, Sunday night, sup
posed 10 have been tho work OF an incendiary.
Total loss 100000. P, H. HeDnessy, $4,000;
m. Moore 4 Co.. 5000; John LAndbsnk,
$1,000. Ali fully incurred. Prince b Barnum
lost $1,000; insured for 5000.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

Fenian circles in Boston have voted
to work on g.. PAtricks day instead Of
marching in procession, and devote their
earnings towards revolutionary purposes in
ireland.
Trains letter TO the New York World,
dated on board the Scotia says: T.. O. Dn-
rant took ont to England So, 1000, 900 in gold,
the proceeds OF the sale OF new stock OF the
Rock Island railroad, TO purchase 20. 900 tons
Of iron for the extension Of the road to Omaha.
The Boston Board of Trade Conven.
ton will meet and organize Wednesday, and
the entire body OF strangers will be rendered
monster sleigh-ride in the afternoon.--
Thursday, after the business 10 attended to,
the public buildings will be visited, and IN
the evening areoeption will be given 10 the
members at Music Hall, the Mayor extending
welcome to Boston. Friday evening there
will be levee at the American House, on the
part Of the merchants OF the city.
The Connecticut Democratic cohven-
ton resolved itself in favor OF paying the
pnblic debt 10 the manner provided by law;
that tho democratio party are frienis Of
equal taxation; that the rights OF citizens
abroad should be protected; that the democ-
racy are opposed to forcing negro suffrage in
other states or establishing II 10 their own;
also complimentary 10 the President.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

In difficulty at Nashville between q
white boy and freedman Tuesday afternoon,
the latter was mortslly wounded. rgr
The store Of Abraham Posner, In the
BoWery, New York, was robbed saturday
night Of 5000 In jeWolry and money.
Two more iIlegitimate infants have
died a Madame Rastello's private lylng-in
abylum, ln'NeW York, from neglect and i'm.
proper food h islsi Ist'
Patsey RioFdon, who killed the boy
MeOann In prize fight opposite Ht. Louis .
abort time aimee, was tried In Belleville, ILL.,,
Tuesday, and sentenced 10 enc months ims
pEisonnent in the county jail. His compan-
Ions under eighteen years OF age we're sem
tenced TO one weeks confinement In the same
place. z tf1 -.
The captain and two sailors OF the
crow Of tho schooner Moses Waring, which
was foundeFed at sea, were rescued on the
18th ult. 4, by the bark Minnie Gordon and
taken TO Gibraltar. They had been for seven
days without food to sustain life. They we're
obliged to resort to the hesh OF the mate,
who died from exhaustion. When eieked up,
the men were hardly able 10 move or speSk,
but are now recovering.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
TEHK aOUTH.

The strike on the MeaI .ais, C7<ts
vile and Nashville road has Esen adsa. I'd,
aad trains will run sgu:Arly hsrCaHer
Dispatches from jefferson City re-
port that Gov. Fletcher Is Ahoutto seize the
Missouri PscIiic railroad in the name Of the
state.
A bill has been introduced in the
Missouri house to abolish capital punish
ment, and substitute therefor imprisonment
for life. mHhe a q.
In the Florida convention on Satur-
day resolution was offered that no delegate
now in the convention be eligible to the Of
ice Of governor, lieutenant-goVerno secre-
tary Of state, auditor, treasurer, or rt gister
OF public lands, for the space OF 10 years
from date. Resolution went over,
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RIsAUD d co.'s
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pstronzed by the Empress Of the French aud extensively
used in all fashionable circles for its Excellence aud Superb
ority.
h1GAUD 4 co.'s YLAsGYLANG and MANILA
BOZ QUIET the scent Rigaud Co the only I'm
in EUROPE Of the fragrant extract Of Yangysnd from
RiGAGb co.'s ToLUrINF. de'icioa. Toilet Water
superior TO Esu de Cologne, Toilet Vinegar, Florida
Water
RIGAUD 4 CO.'S MIRANDA SOAP, exquistely per
fumsd and keeping its fragrance TO the last
Rl-AUD co - MIRANDA P0MAfUN, for presery-
ing and be aut ing the hair.
RIGAUD a Co.'s DENToRrNE, q most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and perfuming the breath
RlGAUD CO.'S TnoTH-ChB M, remarkable pre-
paration. producing brilliant wilderness the teeth
RlGAUD CO.'S ROsE POWDER, superior 70 Violet
and AL other Starch and Rice Powders
Tbs LIrTBk MONITOR; GUIDE TO THB TOILET,
With photographs Illustrations viii be sent receipts Of
stamp.
wholesale R'gaud 4 Co. IS rue de Riehelisu. Paris;
Agent, p Nevberry Sons As St Psus Charch Yard Lon
don
Depot General in New Orleans at
=. DUCoNGB's.
80 Chartres street
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AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

rhs above Stove uses any fuel bakss
Ter bread than any other stove In This fact
fairly demonstrated and IncoHteaby proven at the Mecan
les and Agneutur. Fair Of New Orleans 1853 and the 81
Louis Pair Of 1861
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of charge
Also, constantly hand large eomplsts assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most I'm
proved PstteA Liberal advantages offered 10 Ii. trada
n HALLER, Agent
No ls TehOupitoulss street.
ordsrsIsn at box 0nschsncs and Dealers Exchange.
No los St Charles street .; the New Orleans Possoos
VII reeeivs prompt sttsution.
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Lights the only durable safe and reliable torches
mahe in this city Mounted and fo.t Clubs gent nen
Who in the late procession carried the
d.Dgeous smoky torch which exploded and became
loss can supply themselves with the
ORIGINAL PERRYAs TORCHES,
which viii last through many campaigns By giving thar
orders early 70 the FERRIS, al Poydras street.
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JOS. J. ASTON VS.. wn. CoLEMAN-THIRD Dis
trict Court Of New Oreans-No q, BOZ


trict Court Of New Oreans-No. 26 ,alz
PY VIRTUE OF n writ of seizure aud sale,
ID directed BY the Honorable the Third District Court OF
New Orleans the above entitled cause, Geo AVERY
late Sheriff and by said late Sh riff transferred,
will proseed 10 sell Al public auction at the Merchants
and Auction ers Exchange Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse Streets in the Second District Of this city,
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together all
the rights privileges AID advantages tbereuntO belong
ing wise appettaning situate In the Frat Dsrct
OF this city desgnAfed by tbs Ms and 7. IN
number six hundred thirty bounded by Common,
GTavler, yoso and sacsdO streets, plan drawn BY
posted Office Of A. Bisnvenu notary public in this
city, Said lots adon each Othe' and EACH Ame
measure eight feet inches and i've
Grsvier by hundred ard twenty feet In depth
which said above descr bed acquired by VIM
Coleman defendant herein, from j. j. Aston, sed
beore said notary A E. Bsnyenu dated the 18th October,
ls66.
seized in the above suit
H9-TERNs-l In cash a sufficient pay plain
tih clam, Hmounti the Of Two Hundred Dollars
$500 with interest PEI hundred
dollars slO from the 2lst May 1865 TO the 2lh May 1867
and cent thereafter until the DAY Of sale,
and also per interest per One Hundred
cert thereafter until the day Of SALE Three
Dollar 5 costs of notaal and costa Of suit cash
the spot The purchaser 10 30 the extent of the
smount of bis bid the payment Of tSo prOnsoy notes
cured by mortgage SAID perty each for the Of One
Hundred Dollars (sI0 drawn oy deendent his ORDER
and four bearing the per
cent um from dae until maturity and cent
annum heresfer until paid And the ba of the price
THOs l. MAXWELL,
jy2S aus p Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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BIZ q. DE FBRIET,
Once No. So Bienville street.
CATUBDAY. AuRust l5th, 1s6e, az IL
~ O'Clock n, At the Merchants and Anctlonoers' Ex
change, Royal street. Canal strees
b. Public Aucon BY virtue order Um the Hon John
w. Th Judge Of the second District Court Of New Or
leans dated July l0h 1868 the following described real
LOT OF GROUND With the buildings and improve
nts there suse in the Third District this city
the square bounded by Cssscalvo Royal Grsznen
now Dsuphn) Vaudeville and Spain Streets 50
fest front on Spain stree, by las feet in depth
~ Tkkxs-t50 cssh. ana the bs snce on credit Of
Twelve months, In secured by special NOR gage
and vendors la and bearing eht per cent interest per
snnum from day Of sale until final yment the buildings
to be kept insured snd the policy transferred 70 the vendor
In Of suit the purchaser will be required pay hve
cent attorneys commissions the amount recovered
which will be likewise secured by MORTGAGE the purchaser
assuming the payment Of the taxes for 1868.
At Of sse with Internal Revenue Stamps at the
Of the purchaer before W. J. Castsli. notary public
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CITY OF ETw ORLEANS VS. J O ELLIS -TaIRD
District Court Of New Orleans-No "A 1853
RI NkTUE of n writ Of n~rI n.cfas a.
oy the honorabe the Third District Con Of New
Orfans IN be above entitled to w. Avery late
Sheriff and By sad late Sheriff Transferred will
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MONROE CAREY. I
CALDwKLL,s EXTRACT.

An on which restores Gray Hair 10 It's original color
No washing Of the head necessary. For sale by
O. N. MORRISON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, NOI2 Magazine st.
DR.. JAMES SYME
Wholesale and Retail Druggist No l39 Canal street.
DR.. ;. HASTINGS.
800. Druggist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets
And At the Depot Of FELIX SA dON
No. IA Bsronne street, near Canal
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.. WILLIAM GoLDfNG
JL-Thrd District Court Of New 0rlesns-No "a 3Ol
Rr VIRTUE OF a writ OF hert f.cias
II directed BY the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Orleans In the above entitled W. Avery
haze shenh and By said late she ~ 10 transferred viii
proceed 20 sell q Public Auction az the Merchants Auc
noneers Exchange Royal street. between Cana Custom
house streets ~ the Second District Of this city TUES
DAY August 25tb, 1873 IL O'Clock ~ the following ds
scrbed properly tO-wit-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in Assessment
District number 81 three square number e0 ffty.hve
bounded BY Commerce Julia Tehoupouas and st. Joseph
streets and measuring 5 hundred ty-one feet b,
l two hundred snd thirteen feet according 10 the psn
posted in The city surveyors once SIS O
thirty i've thousand collars according the roll
Sc red In the abeve SUIT
bFTEREs-Cssh on the spot
THOs L. MAXWELL.
ty23 anil - Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlesna
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SHERlFf'S SALES.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. THOMAS BYRNE-
secOnd District ourt of New Orleans-sO 3D.3i6
DIV VIKTUE OF n writ of he-I facias
ID directed the Honorable Second District
New Orleans In the above ented 90 Geo W Avery
late Sheriff, and by said Sheriff transferred, will
prOcssd to sell public auction the Merchants
teneers Exchange Roys between Canal and
house Streets In the second District Of this y UE5
DAY, August 2sth, 1865. at II O'Clock -
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, bounded by Canal
Common Caronde and Bsi ets, measuring $50
thirty hree teet by l2 hundred and tweni
Ard also
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND bounded by Canal
Common Carondelet and Bsronne ts measuring S2)
thirty feet by Q2 hundred twenty
Asses ment Roll for the 1866 deposited in the Office
OF the Treasurer OF this city.
Assessment, $4,000
keiEed in the above suit.
R9- JKRMs-Cssh on the spot
THOs l. MAXWELL.
jy23 anil Is Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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UNDERTAKERS.
pHILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKEN,
80 ct. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic, Mahogany. Black Walnut and Plain CofHus
always hand Bodies Embalmed and carefully shipped
Funerals atepded person. and he hopes by aten
tion to obtain a shure of public patronage.
n MONROE CAREY, UNDE aTAKER,
~. Nos 2S. 25 and Magazine street between Julia
and st Joseph respectfully to his friends
public generally thai he will continue the Undertaking
OF the late Daniel Monroe The will
constantly hand Of Metahc Burial Gases
and Csskets Rosewood Mahogany Black Plain
Collins Bodies Embalmed Disinterred and carefully
Shipped Mr. CAREY will be assisted by Mr.. JOHN RAY
long known In connection with the business.