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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-03
INTERFERING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Markets, RIVER NEWS, ETC.
Evening Dispatches to the Associated Press

The EIectiOn-PhIIadeIphia Conceded to
Grant-A Gain of 600 in the Tenth
Ward.
WASHINGTON, November 3.-From o Radi-
cal source we have the following:
PHILADELPHIA, November THE total
vote will be smaller than in October, though
it is generally conceded that Grant will
have majority in the city.
Complete returns from the Tenth Ward
give Grant 1872 majority; at the same hour
in October 1t stood 6l7 Republican majority.
From another source We have the follow
ing:
PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-EveTything
quiet; a large vote being polled.
Republican Judges are throwing ont natu.
ralization papers, Democratic Judges re-
ceiving them. The votes viii stand about
the same as at last election. Result in the
city considered doubtful.
New York City QuIet-A Heavy Vote
Expected.
NEW YORK, November 3.-The election is
progressing quietly here and in Brooklyn.
Voting is quick. The poll will reach within
5000 of the registration.
No indications OF riot anywhere. Every
precaution taken to preserve peace. Govern.
or FentOn is here. Some, but very few, ar.
rests have been made for illegal voting.
From spaIn-TOleratIOn of Public Meet.
InRs.
MADRID, November 3.-The government
allows public meetings in places which pro-
nounce for the new government. Barcelona
desires Espartero should the Cortes pro
nounce for monarchy.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, November 3, II A. M
Barometer, 1920; wind northeast and light.
Arrived: Ship Alicia, Stuart, Liverpool,
general cargo, to master,
Sailed: Steamship Chrysolite.
Domestic Markets.
NEw YORK, November 8, Noon.-Money
per cent; sterling l09}; gold 1885, 5.20s Of
go 1891; North Carolnas 50; do. new 693;
Virginias ex-coupon 56i; do. new 5S9; Ten
nessees 699; do. new 70,
NEW YORK, November 3, Noon.- Flour
dull. Wheat shade frmer. Corn steady.
Pork dull; mess S26 80. Lard dull; steam
17@l7lc. Cotton quiet; mi1dling uplands
25ac. Turpentine quiet. Rosin dull, 81 40
o. so. Freights quiet.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, November 8, Noon.-Consols
94S. Bonds steady at 74l. Sugar quiet and
steady. Tallow SIS. Sd.
LIvEBPooL, November 8, Noen.-Cotton
firm; sales IL, 600 bales. - ~
LIVERPOOL, November 8, Afternoon
Cotton firm. Yarns quiet. Bacon IN
changed. Lard declining, 67s. Cd. Pork
quiet. Beef, 92s. Cd.
HAvRE, November 8, Noon,-Low mid
dlings atioat, easier. Dr.. -e5
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SEVEN WOUNDS ON LIVE MAN
Niger Behind a woodpile.

Carno Chlorine was cut in several places
and severely wounded, at the corner of
Carondelet Walk and IRENE street, about
half past eight o'clock last evening. He
was taken to the drug store, corner Marais
street and the Basin, from whence he was
removed this morning. He had two cuts
in his abdomen, one in his breast, one in
his back, and three elsewhere. He is cap
tain OF the schooner Catherine, lying at the
Old Basin, in the oyster trade.
Another Sieilian was found dead by OH
Ger Sbellman last evening about nine
O'Clock. He was stabbed through the
heart, and two other stabs we're in
1icted, one above and one below the heart,
either one of which would have caused i'm
mediate death. The name of the deceased
is Salvador 1t is supposed that he had
difficulty with the captain OF the Catharina
Salvador being employed on the schooner
An inquest was held by Coroner Ayilla
this morning on the body of the dead man
No testimony whatever was ELECTED as Il
the causes of bis death, and the verdict wa
stabbed by an unknown party.
Gillorme, who will probably recover
tells the improbable story that he shouted
by himself for Seymour and Blair
when a nigger ran out from benin,
a woOdpile and cut him. BE is not will
ing to acknowledge that he had fight wit
Salvador.
From the nature Of the wounds Of bot
parties the fight must have been most des
perate. -F.fL. .......,-l ...l.,-.
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NEW YORK.

Pixies Opera Homie gOld-Fra0duleRt
NaturalizAtisA PaPers-Arres ct Of Ex-
pertKC0unterfeaters.
NEW YoRK, November 2.-Superintendent
Kennedy has issued general order direct
ing the police to take peTsons arrested for
illegal voting before the United States Com
missioners Instead of the city and State
courts. Two Police Commissioners have
Issued counter-instructions. Registration
of the city foots up l69 600.
Sheriff Campbell, of Brooklyn. has, under
instructions from Mayor Kalbfeish, sworn
in 1000 deputies. - ..
The excitement at police headquarters
continues, but nothing additional relative
to Superintendent Kennedy's order has yet
Leen made public.
General McDowell has issued a circular,
requesting all officers from other commands
visiting or temporarily residing in this city
| to report to his headquarters.
Report says the Erie Railway Company
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CUBA.
skIrmIshing Between Troops and Ensur-
observation-disclosures of Tnaurgents.

BklrmIshing Between Troops ana Ansur-
northumberland of Tnaurgents.
HAVANA, November 2.-Fhe government
has received information, which is published
in the Gdcetd, that several skirmishes have
taken place between the troops and insur-
rectionis.s, in all of which the troops we're
successful. All disturbances have been con-
fined to the locality in which the first one
broke out aud the number of revolutionists
is diminishing.
The troops stormed the town of Becanca
and defeated the insurrectionists, causing
them to flee.
The General commanding the Oriental
Department reports that Colonel Quiros met
and defeated the insurgents between the
the towns of Baira and Jiguanti, killing
thirteen, and capturing many arms and
horses,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cold Wenther at Savannah - CertlAe'
Check Decision.

Cold Wenther at Savannah - Certified
Check Decision.
SAVANNAH, November 2.-Both parties
claim that they will have a majority to-
morrow. Canvassipg is progressing quiet
ly. Weather cold with a slight frost last
night.
OMAHA, November 2.-The Indians re-
moved a rail near Sidney, destroying a
freight train and killing the fireman.
Five desperadoes were hung near Gilmore
on Friday by vigilance committee.
ST. LOUIS, November 2.-The Republican
has dispatch from Arkansas stating that
Kinds death WAS the result of female diff.
Guilty. U
BosroN, November 2.-Judge Clifford, of
the United States Circuit Court, decided in
the case of the Merchants National Bank
VS.. the State National Bank, that bank
has no power to certify a check for third
party. A .-..
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST
Theresa street, between St. Thomas and Tchoup-
itoulas streets-Suecession Of Joseph Steil-No.

1903.
RY q. DE FERIET, OFFICE NO SO BIEN.
ID vile strset.-SATURDAY, November I, ls6s
at noon, at the Merohantssand Auctioneers' Ex,
Streets wi be sold by public auction by VII of
an order from the Hon. l.. Duvigue and, Judge OF
the Second District Court of the parish Of Orleans,
dated September 30, 1863, the following described
properly belonging TO said succession, VIZ;
AUERrAIN LOT OF GROUND, With the build,
ings and improvements thereon, sit late in the FIRST
District OF this city, in the square bounded by
Tohoupitoulas, bt. Thomas, Beechasse and ST.
Theresa streets measuring % feet inches two lines
front on st Theresa street, one hundred and one
teet eleven inches and seven lines in depth on the
side toward st. Thomas street ninety.seven feet
six inches in depth the other eide and front
alley twenty feet wide opening on st. Thomas street
aud running parallel with Tchoupitoulas street. and
twenty five feet three inches and six lines in width
on the rear line
The buildings and improvements comprise:
l. wostory brick house covered with states,
containing below large room used blacksmit 3
gallery, IN the attic large room. -..
z. A two-story brick building In the yard contain
ing one reom in each story.
8. two-stoTy frame building containing four
rooms, with fre places
Z. A large shed covering the yard. two cisterns
privies. etc.
Terms-One-half cash and the balance on a credit
OF one ear, payable in three mortgage notes Of the
same amount each. and bearing eight per cent in
terest from date till final payment secured by special
kept insured and the policy transferred to the
trx and in of suit ths purchaser pay ve per
cent attorneys commissions the amount recover
ed, the said commissions to be likewise secpred by
mortgage.
Act of sale, With United States internal Revenue
stamps attached. before A. J. Lewis, Notary Public,
at purchasers expense.
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The following bulletin from Sheriff
Maxwell, dated one O'clock:
EDS. PIc.--All quiet to this hour. Steady
white vote; very few colored.
- FHos. MAXWELL, Sheriff.
The following telegram from Caddo:
SHREvEPoRT, LA, November 8, 10 A. M.
Chairman Democratic Central Committee,
New Orleans One thousand votes polled,
all Democratic but twenty. All quiet.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON,
Chairman Democratic Central Com.
The following display heading is from
the evening Times:
"sANBo oBEDIENT."
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ALABAMA.

Meeting and Adjournment Of the LeEIs-
lRture.
MONTGOMERY, November 2.-The Legisla-
ture met to day, but no quorum being pres
ent they adjourned till tomorrow. Both
parties are showing great activity. The
streets Of this city are now crowded with
negroes from the country, a great many of
them being minors. The election law for
bids, under pain of fine and imprisonment,
any challenging of voters in this State.
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ArRovED PROPERTY ON BA.

II Ia4pRoVED PROPERTY ON BA.
a konrth District, succession of
EEntt-No. 20 353-Second District
e1leans.
- 8 u. 9P EAR, AUOTIOVEFR,
Nf. 36 Bienville street-bA lUR.
|1fh November, 1868, at II O'Clock
AoIa 1t the Merchants and Auc.
N0a1, ON Royal street. between
Nomhouse streets, by virtue and in
p A4der from the Honorable Louis
teHoof the Second District Court OF
Il NePlNR date September II, 1865, tor
AAtpYe succession, the following de-
N fsoT OF GROUND, with all the
n oTtafogements thereon, situated in the
d " fhis city, the same being part of
dEsignGted by the number nine in
N iEl, which Is bounded by Baronne.
aud bird streets us per tplan of
iltgeufais deposited in the Office Of II.
y Public in this city, said piece or
Jund ~ taken from that part of said
Id which, Adjoins the lot designated
el1h4 on the eaid plan, and measures
. l1it 41ohss front on Barobne street,
~ tNe rear by a depth on the line
Q 0nftAn of ground from the said lot
l. lIu4 I1et, and the same depth on the
lNe Between parallel lines, which
tf.QssF& in the name Of Mrs. Lutt by
u hli3etI8o Herberger BY act passed be.
" nrt4ry public in this city on the
Z I1na1Iy, le61.
vonditions--One third cash, fifteen
t1 t&l10D, in the obligations to be
IfF1e1sr to assume the payment Of q
4 JIeqKtgage on said property, drawn by
oM1 order, and by her indorsed,
r. feuuary. 1857, for the sum of fifteen
li5O0 payable in one year with
lffcf With all the interests accrued
A4feon, the payment Of which
1e4 postponed to the thirty
thid iterest to be assumed over
/ 1IifehRse price, and the balance at q
l s. he note (dividod into coupons,
a gnrehaser. to his own order, and
"a. bearing interest at the rate of
Ipef srnum from date until paid. dom
q t.0uisatA State bank, TO be
paeH'a lien aud pri rigilege and mort.
Z property selJ, with the clause of
~ per cent lawyer tees in cas- g
It's recovery OF the amount Of
dQupeus; .ns purchaser to keep
n91fed until the payment and up to
II c1 oAlo note, and 70 transfer the
-I1Ga - said Mrs. Lutt, and to assume
4 eaR Iaxes Tor the current year on
toiAectAble in 1868, as an additional
.jlcf md above the purchase price,
4 loH1thef with Internal Reyenue
laqee 4 e., Gottschalk ESQ.,, Notary
4pAnge Of the purchaser.
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Card.
NEH ORLEANS, Nov. 8. 1868.

:" NEW OKLEAN5l NUV' ., IoVos
EDITOR REPuBIIcAS:
The evening Times of to-day states that
Campbell, of the Legislature, voted the
Democratic ticket at Pelican's No. L." This
is untrue if it refers to me. Ivoted
an open ticket for Grant and
Oolfax, and the Republican electors With
my name indorsed on the back Of the
ticket. / voted not because deemed 1t
fair and free election, but to show that as
"carpet-bagger" would vote under any
circumstances.
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The Academy will open its doors to the
public this evening as usual, when it is to
be hopl a good audience viii be present.
In addition to the well-known attractions
of the performance the Academy will afford
place in which to while away the time
pending the returns of the election.
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Precinct Twenty.


away from the polls almost entirely. Prob
ably not fifty votes have been cast.
In the First District the election is pro-
crossing quietly, the people seeming to
take very little interest in it. We're it not
that carriage is occasionally seen driving
by, one would hardly know that an election
was going on. The colored men remain
away from the polls in every part of the
city.
In the First Ward, at poll No. 2, precinct
No. 2, there have been 270 votes cast, out Of
Asa. At poll No. 3, in the same precinct
and ward, 26O votes have been polled out of
SOC.
In the Second Ward everything is quiet.
Comparatively few votes are being cast.
At poll No. l, precinct No. 4, 328 out of
500. At poll No. 3, precinct No. 6, Third
Ward, front, S75 out OF 55S, At poll No. Z,
precinct No. 7-registered, 5l2; voted, 22o.
Poll No. s. precinct No, Registered, 4Ia
voted, 1877.
SEVENTH W4RD.-Poll No. 1, Fourteenth
Precinct-Total vote 2ll; coored vote, 4.
Poll No >, Fifteenth Precinct-Total vote,
lj9; colored vote, 4.
Poll No. l, Fifteenth PreclnCt-Total vote,
39l.
Poll No. 3, Fifteenth Precinct-TotaI vote,
l4S; colored vote 4.
Poll No. t. Fifteenth Precinct-Total vote,
243; colored vote, Z.
Poll No. j-Total vote, 269; colored
vote, 4.
EIGHTH WARD.-Poll No. l, Seventeenth
Precinct-Total votes 127; colored votes 3.
Poll No, 3, Seventeenth Precinct-Total
votes l3l; colored votes 2.
Poll No. 2, Seventeenth Precinct-Total
votes l47; colored votes 3.
Poll No. l, Sixteenth Precinct-455.
Poll No. 8, Sixteenth Precinct-total votes
32l; colored votes 6.
Poll No. 2, Sixteenth Precinct-total votes
353.
NINTH WARD.-Poll No. 1, Eighteenth
Precinct-total votes 1862; colored votes 4.
Poll No. 2, Eighteenth Precinct-Totah
vote, 312; colored vote, 5.
Poll No. g. Eighteenth Precinct-Total
vote, 9S9; colored vote, S.
Poll No. 3, Nineteenth Precinct-Total
vote, 246; colored vote, l.
Poll No. 2, Nineteenth Precinct-Total
votes, 240.
Poll No. /, Nineteenth Precinct-Total
votes, 272; colored 4.
SIXTH WARD, Thirteenth Precinct-Pol
No. 3; total votes, 20l; colored votes, l.
Precinct Seven.
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HUGH J. CAMPBELL.

A sewing girl in London lived as long as
she could on two shillings a week, and then
she died by gradual starvation. Two bot
tomless chairs, a broken table, heap Of
rags, and corpse was all the landlady
found in the girls room one morning. Our
sewing women need but one more turn OF
the screw to bring many Of them to SINH
lar end, or to a life worse than death. Ia
all the fields offered for the exercise Of
Christian philsnthrophy, none presents so
pressing claim as that among the sewing
women. 8 ss44
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WHOLE NUMBER 483.
RETURNS OF ELECTION
Partial Vote in this City.

Up to the hour of going to press the
whole vote has been as follows. Tho Re.
publican vote is very light at all the polls:
Between twelve and one o'clock we OBJ
tanned the number of those who had voted
in the Fourth District at the several polls.
We give the number of registered at each
OF the polls, SO that it may be seen what
proportion have come forwards
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AUCTION SALES.

SUCCESSION OF JAMES DRUMMoND-Ho.
2hss.-seeond District Court for the Parish Of
Orleans.
DIV O. Il. GIRARDEY a. CO., AUG.
No II Exchange Place SATURDAY, twenty eighth
November, 1855, at twelve o'clock M, at the Mer-
chants' and Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
by virtue Of an order of the Hon. L. Duyigneaud,
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans dated thirteenth October, 1853 will be
sold at public auction, for account Of the success
!. Let OF GROUND in the First District of
this city, designated No. 2ls, in square bound ed
BY Magazine, Camp. Julia and st. Joseph streets,
having thirty feet front Magazine street French
measured By one hundred and sixty feet deep
q LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District of
this city in the square bounded by Third, Baechus
or Baronpe. Second, and Apollo or OarondeIet
by one hundred and twenty feet in depth and front
on Baronne or Bacchus street. and forms the corner
of said streets
Terms Of sale-Cash in United States Treasury
notes. and purchasers TO assume payment OF all
taxes for 1858
Acts Of sale and United States stamps at the ex.
pense Of the purchasers before W. j. Castell ESQ.,,
notary Public. oc24 no2 IA q 81
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SUCCESSION OF PAUL W. CoLLENs.

ChA hLEN T.. AUC.
II tioneer-ufice No. IS Exchange Alley.-SATUR
DAY, November Z, 1853, at II o'clock 81, will be
sold at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Uustonhouse,
by virtue Of an order from the Honorable the second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated Octo.
Der "a, 1858, the following property;
- Ten shares OF the Capital stock Of the Orleans
Railroad Company.
Is TermS--Cash in u United States Treasury notes,
oo27no2 6
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DAIRY-sUUCEssIoN OF DOMINIQUE Es-
nAnn

QY 3. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEFR of.
ID fee Exchange Alley and Bienville street.-MON-
DAY, November ?, 1868, will be sold at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, in the of Michel Elorane's plan
tation, about three squares beyond the Mexican
Gulf Railroad, by virtue of an order from the
Aon orabe the Second District Court of the parish
Of Orleans, dated October 2l, 1863.
% MILK cows BULLS,
3HAREESS HORSES
LOT OF POULTRY
MILK DART, 0ANS, ANDI LOT OF HAIR
NESS,
! LOT OF FORAGE,
THE GOOD WILL OF THE DAIRY, being
of bout thirty gal ons per day.
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Terms-For all sums below and not over sl50 cash
on the spot and for all sums above Sl5J and up 0
500 six months, apdabove $500 nine months credit,
for notes ndorsed to the satisfaction OF the admin
istrator bearing eight per cent. interest from date
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The New York Tribune observes; aG0v--
ernor Seymour's fate was sealed before, but
now his sentence is pronounced. Andrew
johnson has come out for him. That Is
enough to kill the livest man in the country.
to say nothing Of this Utica Body Of
Death.ip . t.aHF ai
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CHOICE BUSINESS LOCATION NEAR THE
Magazine Market-succsssiOn of Margaret Gau
tier. deceased. wife of Natalie Baletin-No. 81 AIS
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans

second Dlstr1ct OOurt Ior tne fArlsn OF OrloAns.
DY @. II. GIRARDY ~ CO., NICHOLAS
ID j. Hoey, Auctioneer-O Office No. II Exchange
Place-SATURDAY, fourteenth November, 1865, at
twelve O'clock NJ at the Merchants and uctionesrs'
Exchange, on Royal street., by virtue Of an order
of the Hon. L. Duvignsaud, Judge of the Second
District Court for IL parish Of Orleans dated Octo
Der 1865 will be sold at public auction for account
Of the succession of Margaret Gautier, deceased,
wife Of Natalie Ba!letin
ABORTION OF GROUND in the Fourth District
Of this city in the square bounded by old Magazine
Laurel, Felicity Road and st. Mary streets said
portion Of ground forms the corner of old Magazine
and St. Mary streets, and is composed Of lots Nos &c
and 81 adjoining each other and M assuring together
thirty.hve feet front old Magazine street,
tyeight feet in depth and front on 81 Mary street.
toward Laurel street, and one hundred and fifteen
feet depth the side line towsrd Felicity Road.
Terms-0ne thousand dollars cash, the balance at
one, two, and three years credit in notes secured
interest of eight per cent per annum, from date OF
sale until final payment, with the clause OF five per
cent orneys fees in case OF suit, 70 enforce pay
ment Of any Of the notes-purchaser to assume pay
ment of all taxes for 1858.
Act Of sale and United States stamps, at the
expense Of the purchaser before Octave Morel no
tsry public. oclz24 u noII -
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SALE TO EFFECT A APARTITIoN-PRoPER
on Villere street, between Kerleree and Colum-
h5a Y

bus streets-M f. Broutin ct als VS. P. Raquet.
pR CHARLES T. FORTIER, AUC.
ID tioneer- No IS Exchange Aley.-TUES-
DAY, first December 1868. at IL o'clock M, will be
sold At the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Custemhouse
Streets by virtue Of Judgment rendered by the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans on the twenty-thIrd and signed on the
twenty.eghth October 1868. the following described
property
Third District in square bounded by Viilere Column
bus kerlerec aud Planche Streets said lot measuring
twentyone feet four inches front Villere street,
by depth OF one hundred feet between paral Ell
lines.
Terms-One-haf cash and the balance at one
year. with eight per cent. interest per from
da'e to payment, secured by vendors privilege and
special mortgage on the property the purchaser to
assume payment of taxes of lt6e, and pay attor.
neys fees at five per cent in of to enforce
payment.
Act OF sale before Octave de Armas, notary public
AZ the expense of the purchaser, including United
States internal revenue stamps. oc3l moi IA 81 80
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HOUSEHOLD FURNrrURE, PIANOS AN
oace Furniture at Auction.

Once Furniture at Auction.
DYJ. DEJAN, Jr, ,AUoTIoNEER OFFICE
DNo, 1e3 Gravier street, will be sold on WEDNES-
DAY, Nov 4 le8S at eleven o'clock A. NJ, at his new
ondelet
Mahogany and Walnut Beds3e4ds, Armoirs, Mar.
Bile Top bureaus WashstAnds, Sofas, Spring Seat
Chairs Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
Etegere, Sideboards Extension Tables, Cane and
Wood Seat Chairs, Hatracks. Double and Single
Safes, Mattresses, Carpets, Paintings etc.
Upright and Square Piano and Othce Furniture.
-AIsO-
One large invoice Of walnut and Poplar extra
Misses Cottage Beds. Walnut and Painted Cottage
Bedroom rets,
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
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ON LIVE OAK STRICT. FORM.
'psr q pufossat street. City of Jeifsr-



AwEEs Il. FORTHER, AUo-
II.I3e No. 46 Exchange Alley, TUBS
nesf 4, 1855, at u o'clock NJ, will be sold
tnss' ami Auctioneers' ExchAnee, Royal
j ueuU and Customhouse streets by vii
ttxtni the Honorable the Judge Of the
1ar the parish of Jefferson, dated
l0ut1her, 1858, the following described
n Lon OF GROUND, sitaate in the
.fH uity and Parish of jefferson, de-
Is 10. 10, in the square bounded by
.1inc. Belcastel and Dufossat streets.
thirty feet front on Live Oak
W Of one hundred feet, American
n Iarallel lines. Bald lot forms the
.E4 Ipd Dufossat streets.
N III Knitted States Treasury notes.
..fl1 2. ID. Laresehe, notary public. q.
b tue purchaser, including United
40enue stamps.