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Eonthy Advertisements inserted sven osssr sSy 10 be
ezsrged tWs-thiFdi The above rates.
PM and Fourth psge Eonthiy advertisements each squGEs
80 per month
transient advertisements having ths Of the hra
InSsen 81 50 square; each ses Is csnts
pr square.
Fourth page transient each IN
BsEson, 81 80 per square
Advertisements Inserted Al intsrvslA 70 srged
aEch inssrtica.
Regular advertisers who advertise largely shall be allowed
uch discount from sbsvs named transient rates be
Upon; provtid thatn shall Eaes disosuA
sss8 IS per cont.
Al business ohsyesd I0esnts
sst per line each Insertion
Al transient Advertisements mast be paid fer in advance
An Advertisements marked fer any specified nambs OF
Insertions VIII be published six times and charged accordingly
knbns WITH rsgslsr advertisers shah be rendered monthly
Asqusre IL the spacs occupied BY ten lines solid agate
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Il pubished svsry Saturday morning. subSoziptOa -
psr In advance hAfysAry and qEsrteEy ras
Single copies 10 cents
Yates sf AdvsrtIsinRI
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BY Q. z. a1RARDEv q CO..

Odics-No II Exchange Plaza
THURSDAY, Feb 20, 1s69, at hBIf-Dast
4 10 n, the Three story Brick store No. "a Maga-
street heweenGrayer and Natchez Streets Public
auction W u be sold
TEE ENTIRE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE sur
rendered by Messrs H SprO Co, end sold by order Of
T. + Norton Es General Assignee ia the Circuit Court Of
the United States for h District Of Louisiana comprising in
part follows Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Perriqus
Snuf Cigars; Neerschaum Brar Root Cherry Wood and Clay
Pipes in great vrey; Perumey, Combs Trunks, Fancy
Articles Show Gases Desks and variety of other articles
Descriptive Catalogues win be ready Tor distribution
Tuesday, the lltb inst.
rS- fEREs-Cash in Q. S. Treas ~ notes.
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EoE sALF-REAL FsTATB-SEvERAL HUN.
bred Cotton aad Sugar Plantations located ia the pes
portions Of me cotton and sugar growing States Also, Rice
limitations Orange Orchards AID large bodies vaiuabe
uuber lands Also large variety Of city
pery Improved and 9nmproved in the form Of residences
stores nulldng lots ana favorable terms
wishing % invest v do well call and examine or prOser
ties Ger Gard, Real Estate Agents No. IS CArondeet
stree . OreAns-
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THE CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIA-
TON BmL.-Ihe consular and diplomatic apprO
pratiOn hill reported on the lOth differs from the
one originally introduced. IL restores the apprJ-
praton for the salary OF minister 10 Portugal
and provides commissioner and consul general
TO Bsyti and Siberia, instead Of ministers. The
bill contains no appropriations for ministers to
Greece and Rome; reduces the contingent fund
OF the state department from $4,000 10 $4,000 /;
omits The salary of second assistant secretary Of
state, and fails 20 appropriate money for the fol-
lowing objects Claims for rent Of state depart
ment buildings. superintendent of statistics dis.
patches by cable and boundary commission fOI
Washington Territory. The bill contains a pro-
vision that no consul generals, cOnsuls, consular
agents or commercial agents be paid, except
these specified in the act, and all laws and parts
OF laws providing for the payment Of any other
consular officers han those 10 the act specified are
hereby repealed, and al moneys received for fees
atAny vice consulate or consular agency Of the
United States, beyond the sum of $1,000 in any
year, shall be accounted for and paid into the
treasury 10 the same manner as other moneys re-
csiyed for tie United States. The number specl-
lied IN the act is about one hundred and sixty
leaving upwards Of four hundred consuls and
commercial agents 20 be no longer paid. The
total sum appropriated is 81 2CS 934. The def
cheney bl which has become a law without the
presidents signature, contains provision limiting
stsuonefy and newspapers Of members Of Con-
Rress 10 $40 worm per session also an appro-
prGuon Of S6UO,OOO for reconstruction purposes.
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CHAS. E. F0RTIER'S SALES.
PROPERTY ON CONT STREET,
-BRTwEKN-
BOURBON AND DAUPHIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JAYNE sALIx.
BIZ CnAs. Il. FORTIER.

BIZ CIfAS. II. FORTIER.
AUcTOSEER-Ofice No. 50 Bienville street.
WEDE ESDAY, March Ali, S8S, at Q
w O'Clock the Merchants and AuctOneers Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and
order from the Honorable strict Court
OF New Orleans, dated 10th December, 1857 the following
property belonging to the aforesaid suceess for the foe
enchee and at the risk and peril Of JOHN L. LARESCHE
ind dualy and Of J. TAYLOR has failed
to comply with the adjudication made to him, will Sold
viz:
A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second District OF
this city IN the bounded by CONT Bourbon Dauphn
and ST. Louis streets measuring American IS feet
ii ches front Cont street. by 81 feet inches lines
depth between equal and psraei lines, together with
story House he street. di ded into rooms
large in the center baroom and
also, onestoy Brick House slate rooted in the yard
posel OF three Another Onetory Frame House
two rooms zinc rooted prvy cisten, water works. brick
paved yard snd other dependencies, etc
E TERNS-Oue half cash. and the balance at credit of
tve and twsntyfour MONTHS in secured BY
mortgage and vendors priv bea ing the
Of eight cent annu from date until pa d; build
ing TO be insured at the cost Of the uurchser and policy
transferred TO the vendor; and in Of su
amount cue on the notes the purchaser to pay Eve
attorneys fees, with eli notsrsl acts, etc
Act Of sale before Octave de Armss notary public the
Of the purchaser including u s. Internal Revenue
stamps.
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THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1858

MILITARY CoUBT MARTIAL.-The following or
der for general court martial was issued yestef
day.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICr,
New Orleans, La, Feb. Is, 1868. /
Special Orders No. So.
l. A general court martial is hereby appointed
TO meet at San Antonio. Texas, on Monday, the
10th day OF March, 1868, at 10 O'Clock An, or as
soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial of
Brevet Major G. w. Smith, captain thirty-ffth In.
fantry, and such other prisoners as may be pro-
perly brought before it.
DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
/. BreVet Major General Edward Hatch, colonel
ninth cavalry.
2. Brevet Brigadier General r. 8. Mckenzie,
colonel forty first infantry.
3. Brevet Brigadier General John s. Mason,
major thirtyffth infantry.
4. Brevet Brigadier General James Cakes,
colonel sixth cavalry.
s. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Henry A. Ellis,
captain thirty fifth infantry.
6. Surgeon Dallas Bache, U. 8. army.
Z. Captain Issac Arnold, ordnance depart
ment, U. S. army.
First Lieutenant Joel 7. Kirkman, twenty.sixth
infantry, judge advocate.
No other officers than those named can be
assembled without manifest injury 20 the service.
By command Of Major General Hancock:
GEO. l. HARTsUFF.
Asst AdIt General.
EATHASIEL BURBANK,
% Lieut. SIN Inry, Bvt. LIST Lieut, U. s. A.,
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Twelve hundred bales Of hay win be sold this
day at leg O'Clock A. NJ, on the levee, foot of
Julia street BY Chas T. Nash, in lots TO suit pur-
ChasBrs. Dealers viii do well to attend.
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I ANE COTTON MILLS.
Cotton YARHS--Nas s and IL
WRAPPING TWIkE
.. CACLKIEG.
PACKING.
3. BATTING.
Packed W quantities 10 su4t
Orders VIII be promptly flied when e at 53 CaxOndele
street. Back Ofice
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AUCTION SALES.
]. 3. WALTON & DESIONDE'S SALES.
PEREMPToRY SALE.

TWO Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLINGS, AT THE
CORNER CALLIoPE AND DRYADES STREETS.
IN AN IMPROVING SE.GHBoRHooD sUITAsLE
FOR STORES, AND OFFERING SAFE INVEST
MENT.
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AssIGNEE's SALE
IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF JACOB BARKER.
SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OR
RESERVATION.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY,
-oOxPRIsIN5--
THOSE ToUR-sToRY BRICK STORES, NOS q AND
&c BAKoNEE. BETWEEN GEAvIER AND UNION
STREETS
THE THRER-sTORY BRICK DWELLING NEXT TO
THE CORNER AND ADJOINING THE ABOVE
STORES, KNOWN AS NO g. BARoNNE, BETWEEN
GRAvIER AND UNION STREETS.
A Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING ON THE CORNER
OF APOLLO AND FELICITY ROAD STREETS.
TWO BAITURE LOTS ON TCHoUPIToULAs BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND.
-COuFRfsING-
THE SQUARE BOUNDED BY MAGAZINE LIVE OAK,
OCTAYIA STREETS AND PETERS
AVENUE IN RICKERyILLB,
IMPROVED AND UNDER HIGH CULTIVATION
SHADE IREEs PLANTED AROUND TIE ENTIRE
SQUARE.
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-CoNPKIsrS0-
POPULAR BRANDS OF CELEBRATED VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURERS;
GKRxAN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS; TRUNKS,
PIPES, AND FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY,
ETC, IN GEEAT VARIETY AND QUALITY. CON-
CO., SURRENDERED IN BANKRUPTCY AND SOLD
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THEIR CREDITORS, WITH
OUT LIMIT OR RESERVE BY ORDER OF E. E.
NORTON, ESQ, ASSIGNEE
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Its now eighty years since Alexander Hamilton
fOretod as the crisis Of liberty, when the judiciary
''should be in jeopardy of being overpowered,
awtd, OF Influenced by its coordinate branches.n
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MON TGOMERY BROS. g. CO. IS SALES.

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY BALE OF ELEGANT
Match sae Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horsss FEs
Terk Mules Pine Hilch Cows Buggiss, uarDsas Wagons
SIC, etc, ct auction.
Nv EOETHOMEMV BROS. 81 o..
4 y. MoETGoEEET, Anctionoa
OHics-s7 Camp stree.
THURSDAY, Feb. 20ih, az a c'eIOek a ,
D., IS r Liners Stables. Grsyier street, vin Sold
Elegant Match aorses.
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mulez.
Fine Mich Cows
Aiao--Is2 Ar Open Buggiss, Haraoss Wagous,
Ea- TEEss-Cssh IN U. s. Treasury Notes.
FURNIT URE.. FURNITURE. FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. q co,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY. Auct0ne0E
TT'HURSDAY, Feb. 2Oah, at IL O'Clock a
at their Auction Mari. 81 Camp viii be sold
leBeraf Assortment Of HOUSEHOLD p RNlTURF,
such a. Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Blu
rsHus, ArmOirs Wsshsauds Mahogany and Walnut
SOFAS Spring seat Chair, Easy Chains Marble Top Center
Tab Marble Top Sdehoard Extension Tables
BRUSSELS Carpets French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses Engrav-
ngs. Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils being TIE
contents Of several vel-iurui-led houses
Also
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
CLairs etc
E8-TEREs-Cash.
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EXTENSIVE AND UNRBsERvED SALE AT AUCTION
oNE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOIS,
-oozPNsxG-
FIVE CHOICE BATTUBE SQUARES, SUITABLE FOR
COTTON PRESSES, WAREHOUSES;, MANU-.
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENTS,
DEPoTs, ETC, ETC,
-sITUATED-
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THIS CITY
INTENDING
ALONG NEW LEyEE, FRONT AND WATER STREETS
HEAD OF RACE, ORANGE, RICHARD, MARKET AND
ST JAMES sTREKTA
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE HEIRS OF LrvAUDAIs AND
Pc ROBIN DELoGNY AND THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoaNY VS. THE
CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-No. aer-sECoND DIS
TRICT COURT OF NEW oRLEAEs
md
TIE HEIRS OF LIvAUDArs VS.. THE CITY oP NEW
ORLEANS EFT AL-NO 20,n2-sECoND DISTRICT
CCURT OF NIw ORLEANS
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Shepard, Abbott Il Co., IS Camp street, are
selling their stock at greatly reduced prices,
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BY c. Il. GIRARDEY &, CO.,
Ofcs-No. Il Exchange Place
ERIDAY, February Ell, 1865, at 10 liz
O'Clock at public auction, Wthaut 7rYatUn at tn
hree-sOry brick bHi ding No 70 Camp street, bet
dras and Nachez trees or the bankrupt VIM Quay
dereC aud sold for he benefit his creditors and by order
T. Norton, ESQ general assignee In the United States
Circuit Court Tor the Dis ct Of Louisiana the entire stock
Photographic Utensils and Equipments viii be sold cOmpns-
ing the latest and most mOoeruly improved
Cameras, Oil Paintings chemicals. Glass Plates, Show
Cards, Tools washing Dishes Material appertalning 20 the
buness Iron Head stsnos Printing Presses Furniture Mir
rUrs, etc etc, and thing apperainRg 10 hrstcass
Photographic Establishment.
Es- TERNs-Cash in U. $. Treasury Notes.
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HOME PICTURE OF THE SOUTH" Voting for a
Mule and LOnd"-A Southern lady writing TO
friend in the North describes the situation Of af
fairs in the South in an interesting manner. She
states that the poor negroes are suffering sadly
from the mistakes of their pretended friends.
None Of them will engage with the planters 10
work the cotton or rice. They are destitute of
homes, clothing and food-are herding about in
idleness, living by theft, waiting for the landed
estates promised them by the radical stump
speakers and Yankee preachers, who are always
coming in and out among them. To illustrate
their views the writer gives an instance which Oc-
CURED in her own family. In Or. AS family is an
old negro named POmpey, who for many years be-
fore the emancipation was an honorary member
Of the family, being considered too infrm to do
anything but what he pleased, and since then he
has been allowed his cabin and garden on the
plantation, with such comforts as his impoverished
former good master can afford. When the voting
was going on here, Mrs. A. went into the kitchen
one morning, and greatly 10 her surprise found
Pompey seated at tee table enjoying his breakfast.
She exclaimed. " Well, POmpey, how are you get
ting slongl How did you get here, and what has
brought you 70 far from home" well, you
see, Missus,n said Pompey, " dat ! walked all ob
dis way 10 vote for a mule and some acres OBJ land
for my state" His mistress burst into an unc0n-
trolable fit Of laughter, saying, 81 can readily
see where they will get the mules but the land is
sproblem." Pompey, not seeing the point, re-
piled, " You see, Missus dun no Wedder | vote
for De mule or de land but l tell you, Hissus,
some oh dem nggers dare dis day big fools, voted
for piece oh Calico" This is only one Of the
many thousand instances of cruel deception which
is daily being practiced upon the poor creatures
by their designing visitors; the consequence OF
which is that Our beautiful South il becoming a
wilderness, the splendid plantations left untitled
and the owners thereof are in poverty and humil-
alton,
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CHbS. 7. NASH'S SALES.

IA II HAY.
For Account Of whom it may Concern
BY CHAs. r. KAsH,
AucuoNEER-Ofice Masonic ball Auction Mart
Corner st. Charles and Psrdido streats
V'HUEsDAT, 2Oth inst a. 10 e O'Clock
he Levee. Of Julia street, for account
whom 10 may concern without limit reserve will De
1900 bales HA y less prime order ex natboat In
lots 20 suit purchasers
ss- THzEs-, ..h in y. s. Treassry Notes
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LaHache, No. II Baronne street. can secure TIE
best seats in the National Theater for Miss Flo
meno's concert next Friday night. See her card.
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Fifty dollars! Sloat elliptic sewing machine
trumi liant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale At 81 Csnslstreet
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EATHANIEL BURBANE,
"a Lieut. Sth lnfy, Bvt LIST Lieut., U. g. A,
Acting Assistant Adjutsnt General"
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PEREMPToRY SALE

PERENPToRY SALE
--'---. or
A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT
SUPPLIED WITH CHEMICALS, CAMERAS, FRAMES
HEADsTANDs, TOOLS, PRESSES FURNITURE. Ere,
AND
COMPRISING EVERYTHING APPERTAINING TO A
PHYSICIANS PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT.
WI QUAY, BANKRUPT, VS.. HIS CREDITORS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOE Tug DIS
TRICF OF LOUISIANA
BY ORDER OF E. z. MORTON, ESQ, ASSIGNEE.
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WIN. D. WEAVER a CO. VS. DANIEL COX
Fifth District Court Of Eew Oreans-NO lsSs3
DY VIRTUE OF writ Of 6eri TacIaa,
~ to me directed by the Honorable the Fifth Dis
trct Court Of New Orleans I'm the above entitled will
proceed 10 sell At public aacoH the Merchants
orses Exchsnge Royal street. between Canal and Gus
omhOuse streets in the Second District. OF this
TUESDAY, the l7th day Of March, 1868 At II O'Clock
NJ. The following described property, Wis
TWO LOTS OF GkOuED, with the Improvements
thereon titusted ia the First District ~ this city the
square bounded by Italia krato Locust Gate SOs and
N senolia iiate Mzunse) streets
Said Lots being Nos and on plan annexed to act
from Mrs. A. Grathe 20 Frederick clarke before rheo.
euy late pub e notary in tbs city, the SOth septem-
Der. 1851.
Each Lot has thirty feet front Locust street By depth
Of enc hundred and ten feet between parallel lines
Lot No. forms the Of LOcust Erato streets
Seized in the absye suit
B1rTERNs-Cash the SPOT
GEO. W. AVERY,
felf NAYS II Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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PARTITION.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Orleans
NO. 30I6O.
MRS. WIDOW HENRY MILLER EFT AIS vs. JOHN
WITTENBURG, TUTOR.
BY g. De FERtET.

BY g. De FERRET,
AUCuoNEER,
Office and Salesrooms Sc Bienviile street
TTUFsD March l1th. Mt I ? o'clock ~
a at be Merchants rnd Auctioncers Excha ge Roya
between Canal ard Cu-t mhluse
bic John W Thomas judge Of the Second District
OF New Orleans. the st. 81 rusry and signed no
the oay Of the month AID yeer, the following
OF OF GROUND in the Third District Of this city in
the fqUgre bounded hy or attn Dsup1il l. us
Burgundy and pety streets. said los Of ground
the corner Daurlu louisa street, aid 81
feet 10 inches and lines front Louisa street by %
de tn and front on Usr phin street
Tie buildings and improvements consist o. comfortable
suestory lou containing rooms cabinet, d0sb.e
b. ERus-,'ash in L. :. Treasury notes
Of isle. with United Sts5 luter-a Fevenue stamps
before T. Benyeuu, Notary Public At purchasers expense
ATTENTION, RESTAURANT KEEPErs PUBLIC
CATERERS, ETC.
TIE POPULAR ANO FAR FANED BOUDRO RES
TAURANT AID PISTOL GALLERY, SITUATED
At TIE LAKE END OF THE PoNrCBARFRAIN
RAILROAD. AT TUBLIC AUCTION
SUCCESSION OF l. BOUDRo-No. 29,sOA
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AUCTION SALES
{. E. GIRARDEY & co. s SALES.
FERExrToRY SALE AZ AUCTION

AN KxTEYsIvE STOCK OF MANUFACTURED
CHEWING AND sNOKNG TOBACCO.
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SUCCESSION OF L. BotDRo-No. aa,so4
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ROBT. p. SMITH VS.. ". n. kOGERS-FIFTH DIS.
uet Court Of New Orleans NO. Is 80.
DY VERTU r n writ OF eizu-e aud sale TO
- directed by the Honorable the tfh District Court
New Orleans shove entitled will proceed sell al
public auction the Merchants and Auetonee Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse the
Second District Of this city, SATURDAY the fourteenth
day Of March 1868 a. IL O'Clock the following described
property, viz
CERTAIN LOT OFGRoUED, together with the Brick
Buildings used stable thereon, aud Improvements rights,
pTveges ans appurenSnces thereuato belonging
way apperainng and situated IN the First District OF
this city, in the squsr bounded by DRAWER Perdeo Philippe
and Circus streets and No plan Of Jour
not late dated 2th January 1855 Said To-
about 30 feet front Graver street by about l2 feet
ncheh and ne in depth the line dividing It from lots
~ inches lines
the line dividing from property formerly belonging Mrs
VIM Porter about ~ feet II lines width in
the being the property acquired sAd defendant
from fuma Lafargue BY before GO;tschak notary
public in tn city dated 9th August, l5ol
Seized In the above suit
n2-TERMs-CAsh on the spot
GEO. W. AVERY,
fell n marl4 Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans
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G. De FERlET'S SALES.
G. De FERlETS SALES.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT or CARONoELEr
WALK, BETWEEN PRIEUR AVID JOHNSON
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF ]. J. DEPoUILLY,
No. 25,6OS

AUCuONEER
Office and SRlesrooms-S6 Bienville street.
CATURDAY, March 2, I SOS, Mt re O'Clock
- 81 the Merchants aud Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and CusOmhouse Streets will be
SOLD by pubic auction, by virtue of judgment rendered
the Honorable John W. Thomas Judge Of the Second Dis
tCt CCur Of Orleans rendered December H. 1867
signed the 10th Of December 1861 the following described
property, bel 1Dgng 20 said succession, viz:
LOT OF GROUND, situated the Second District OF
this city, IN the bounded by Caondeet Walk Preur
johnson and St Peter Streets designated the A.
sketch and survey made by j. A. ID HemscOurt Deputy
Surveyor, on the Sd of February. 1868.
Said lot n feet 9nches aud lines front
deet Walk li9 feet 10 inches and lines in depth the line
towards johnson street l5T feet 10 inches Obque line
towards Peu street. and q feet inches in width the
lire.
The property vel planted with choice fruit trees such
peach, plum and OF her trees.
RF-1EEMs-Cash in U. 4. Treasury notes.
Acts of with U. s. internal attached
before Abel Dreyous, notary public, a. purchasers
pense.
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TWO BATTURE LOTS ON TCHoUPIToULAs, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS.
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BY ORDER OF E. e. MORTON, ESQ, ASSIGNEE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-13
.Nypliaef . 6eriff,f.

&an0aIl Gee u. 9fobt. 9etuabg farb. J,
8agabonbireti, et(ierer 10 Sage, Iegtes
rer 80 $a9e Nrbeitsb0us. n
Sattes 8roof, farb., 5asarOfpiel,
aufseihobe1.
George Soaes, betrunfen, freigefpro>
den.
s. 8. @illiams, Betrunfen, nno
Sra9en berboreener @affen SIS.
8bos. @onffaatine, iinoroentli9es
Betra9en, So.
Sanles Gum, betrunfef1, un6 Subrs
luert obne gnfii9t ssIallen, aufsefbOs
ben. ts So. &,
43 Ysrionen iDurben tuegen SasnrSs
fpiels unb besii9iid 9altetis bon Spiel
bdulcrn gu 9tlOitrafen bon IS - $50
DernrtbeiIt.
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@er3eidbaif neaer gl,t5etaen
i'm beMtiNell @lntte.

sRi6t isie selfern irrtbamlid eeneI<
bet 1T Die Sirma Oss neuen Serren
garOerobe sIrtilel @sf6dfts am
Square, 9an6e grotbers, ionoern
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-13
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bente Wfittag 81 SnB an ben 9boals.
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laoen paren, uno Salisn,an bon @airn,
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bett uuo 8onb an Der ,2anoung,
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rem nidt iebr lebbaft- Sas bon Der
8eae gebrahte Sal3 be6edt eiliell aus
lebnIi9en She'll Der 3anbung.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-13
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eun6 unb absnSs Elm ifarfer Yunfd, Ginrin-
matt eaeerhier, Der befen @orte, f,lrs altes
mas bas 5era zines 5unsrisen unb Durlfiscn
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