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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-14

The Masonic Lodge Rooms in Dorchester. Quin-
cy. Watertown, Sonthborogeh. Worcester. Fitch
socket. Providence, &C.; $50 Cotton and Wooden
Factories, 400 school Rooms. and to many Hospit-
wishing 10 have their buildings ventilated will be
fully satisfied that it can prSPerly done on appli
cation to LU IHEH kObiNSOS,
feb6 deod3ti5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-14

The FESTIVALS LAST NIGHr.-The fes-
tivals at Wesley Chapel and at West Min
ster church last night were most success
full In regard to Westminster we speak
from observation, but of Wesley Chapel
from information. as it was impossible for
us to 60 the rounds before midnight We
trust our friends of those chu riches realized
all the money necessary for their imme-
diate needs. 1t would suit US better if
they would not have 80 many festivals on
the same night. Wercan't get round to all
Of them when they are arranged thusly,
and we don't like it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-14

vALENTINE's DAY.-To-day is the annf-
versary of the patron saint of lovers. More
nonsense In the shape of valentines, both
comic and sentimental, will be sent through
the postoffice to-day that in all the other
days of the year. Lovers will say sweet
things on paper to-day, they would fear to
mention at any other time, and envious
mortals will make the day the occasion to
revenge themselves for real or fancied
sights, by sending so-called "comic'' val
entines. BY some the festival will be de-
voted to its ancient uses. and they will
pour out their souls on perfumed paper In
the hope that the. burning words will make
bright eyes look brighter and fond hearts
beat faster. Hurrah, for Saint Valentine!
say we. May all the worshipers at his
shrine be as happy in their loves as it is in
mortal power to be, aud may all the shafts
of malice and OF envy fall powerless to
work mischief.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-14
Cincinnati market-Feb. ls.


FLOUR AND WHEAT-Unchanged
and not much doing.
CORN-In moderate local demand at $50
for ear; no demand for shelled.
OATS-Opened dull but closed firmer
and prices higher; No. l at &c.
RYE-Unchanged and quiet.
BARLEY-In good demand at 50 $50
| q 40. oj
COTTON--Quiet, but is held at 20c. buy
ers not offering better than 191a@l9s4c.
BUTTER--Scarce and firm at 30 39e for
fresh. sf
lEGGS-32c. as
PROvISIONS-Quie and prices nomi-
nally unchanged; holders firm. lr st
PORK-Mess is held at $23.
/ BULK MEATS-Shoulders sides. clear
rib and clear sides at 8. II, IL x and 12c.
BACON-Held at 1014,. l214. 12324 and
1910, and much smoked bulk hams sold at
12l2c, and sugar picked do at 1876.
LARD--Is held at 1411ac, but in the alb 3
sence OF sales these quotations are nominal
to a great extent. -t
SEEDS-Clover advanced to S14 and in
good demand. ga.
OILS-Linseed 81 ls@l 20; lard 81 100
l 10 and finn s,,r 80 : !.
PETROLEUM--Sales at 42@44c. .,
BEEF CATTLE-In light supply and
market firmer though not quotably high
er; butchersgive $4@6 so; shipping at 81
as % per GENITAL gross.
p SHEEP--Scarce and firm at So 50@5 90
per GENITAL gross. ~ - !.
HoGS-In demand at 81 25@s %. -
New York Dry Goods Market-Fcb. ID.
DRY GOODS-In cotton goods the mar
ket is excited and prices are firmer and
still tending upward, particularly for IA
vorites of bleached and unbleached mus
Inns, which are very scarce. Atlantic A
brown sheerings quiet at 1715c; do II l7c;
Pacific A and H 17c; Atlantic l. 15c; do l4c;
do V 1870; do drills 151ac; Stark A brown
sheetings 1870; Lyman G 17c; Pepperell o
13c; do N 12r; Bedford r SC; Pitts
field stripes s34c; Cordess ticks SO
inch -27H; Forestdale bleached lie;
Lonsdale do 20, Fruit of the Loom 20r;
Masonville 20c; Amoskeag 1Sc; Smithfield
Q 1870; Fancy Hope l411ac; Ed. Harris
l61ac; Attawaughan No. l618c; Utica ID
35c. Stocks are very much broken, and
very sharp buyers find it difficult to supply
wants, even at rapidly advancing rates -
Prints active and still tend upward. Apart
from domestic cottons. other classes of
goods are comparatively quiet.
New York Cattle market--Feb. 1s.
CATTLE-The market receipts thus lar
are over 5000 head. The demand is good,
with full prices, 10@1sc.
SHEEP-Firm tor good, at Mondays
rates low grades heavy.
HOGS-A shade easier; best S3sc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-14
Payment of Taxes.

The Governor issued circular this
morning exhorting the people to pay their
taxes in order to uphold the credit of the
State and keep up the State institutions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-14
ALABAMA,
Polls to be fkeopenen.
Certificates of Ratification.

The President of the Convention is in
the city, and is understood to purpose to
issue certificates of ratification of the new
Constitution and of The election of candi-
dates running nnder il
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09

HENRY FRELSON vs.. NARY HEINE, CNARIA ANNiC
KurE, widow by rst marriage OF Xavier Bordon nov
the wife Of John Heine and John Bsine, her husband
Third Dis.r ct Court Of New oresns.-NO. "a O3l I
RY VsRTU v OF a writ OF fieri fac'as 10 ma U
dreeed BY the Honorable the Third District Court Of New
Orleans, above entitled will proceed Al
publ auction at the Merchants and AucOneers EXCHANGE
Royal street between Canal and Customhouss in he
Second District Of this city MONDAY this QOh
day Of Feb uay leS att o'clock the following described
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with the In n
provements thereon situa ed 10 the Third District OF this
city In the ooundea by Esp anade Miro. Galvz
kerleTic streets desgnsted by the letter Cn sketch
made by dHemc0urt, deputy the 2Otn De-
eember, 1860 and having the following dimensions towt
81 feet II IL ches and lines front Epan feet
6nchee and lines front Miro street. thence ohque
line is feet inches aud lines In depth until strikes N
kereric and SIC feet the side line towards Calves
a
Being the property which the defendant acquired By
purchase from Alfred harchand per passed before
dated March IS 1852. -
Seized In the above suit. o
RSrTERMs-Cash on the spot
GEO. W. AVERY, q
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans. a.
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AUCTION SALES.

width IN the rear BY los feet inches and lines depth on
line and 100 feet 5'nches and lines depth
the line of lot No H. Lot No II % ot7 inches aud
lines front on street. 26 feet inches IN width in ths
BY lo9 feet inches and lines IN depth ins Of
lot No TO- and 1872 feet inches and lin in
line Of No. T. Lot No u forms the OF Water and
Market and - feet isehes and
25 feet inches width In ear by 1872
inches and lines In depth the line Of lot No IL
las feet inches and mes in depta and front
Lot Ne Is q feet front Marke street BY
JOG feet and inches in Depth between parallel lines Lot
No IA forms the OF New Levee and Market
and "a ieet inch ard lines front New Lsves
street. feet7 inches in width in the by 100 IN
depth and front Market LO Nos Is 10 inclu
svey each 70 feet ane inches front Levee
street, by 100 feet in depth between para lei lines
IL. TWO LOTS OF GROUND forming the whole Of
the triangle IS A. being Nos and bounded by New Levee
Water and St james reets Lot No measures 55
inches and hoes font Water street l39 inches
and Ines fl mt New Levee street, by So feet I
inches and lines in width in the and the line lot
No Lot No measures So feet inches front Water
street, 50 ieet front New Levee street. by 63 feet deep
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09
ny CHAs. r. NASH.
Auc1rosKrR-oncs Masonic Hall Auction Mari.

Corner St. Charles and Serdido streets.
ERIDAY, Jan. 10, 1857, at 10Y O'Clock,
the premises by order of the United States gov
eminent, will be sold
THREk CERTAIN LOTS Or GROUND, with all the i'm
thereon situated in the First District of this city
in tQuare bounded by Canal street. Gasquet Msras and
Where streets designated by Nos /, and 8. per plan
drawn by Pile. surveyor dated Sd May 1882 and de-
posted in the Office of L. Hermann. Lots No. and 2
each q feet inches and lines front Canal
street. by depth between parallel lines Of III feet 10 inches
and lines Lot No. forming Canal and NJ arsis
streets Lot No measures q feet Inches and lines front
Canal street by depth between parallel lines OF l2 feet
inches and lines Together with the Of an alley in the
Of sid lots 10 feet wide.
The improvements consist Of elegant two and a half
story brick slated mansion with all modern improvements
conveniencss brick outer buld g stables etc.
ing corner or Canal and Maras steeets.
This property built and owned originally by Heine
ESQ., and erected immense for his use being
finished in the sye solid Mahogany doors
etc. etc, etc.
be- TERM-Pu'c chaser must assume payment 20 pron:s
soy notes drawn by Thos P MAJ. his err BY
him Endorsed, dated 24ta April 1867 payable year
after date, with interest at per after maturity. The
whole amounting $O Halt balance on the spot
in u s. Treasury notes. other half title perfected
Also will be sold at time and place. the entire
ents Of above mansion consisting Of elegant and deliberately
carved Rosewood aId Mahogany Psror Dining Bedrc
Furniture elegant Damask and Lace Curtains Large Freaeh
Plate Gilt Frame rrors Brussels and Velvet Medallion
Carpets Cut Glass and China Service Sets OIL Paintings
Engrsvings, Bronze Stsuetes Being the most
magnificent of Houeh Furniture ever offered
for sale at auction to the public of this city.
k9- TERMsCash on The spot in U. S. Treasury notes
Blouse will be opened for inspection three days be-
fore sale.
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G. De FERIeTS SALES.
BUILDING LOTS IN THE SECOND DISTRICT
SUGGESTIONS OF NATHANIEL cATHCART AND
HARRIET BUNsDEN, HIS wlFE-sECoNO JU-
DIcIAL DkTRICT COURT, PARISH OF PLA.
QUEMNEs
G. De fERIeT'S SALES.
BUILDING LOTS IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
by G.. DE FERRET,

AUCrONkkR-Onice No. o. Royal street.
SATURDAY, january 18th, 1865, mt I2
~ O'Clock at the Merchants etiOneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Cana and Custom streets
virtue Of order from the Honorable the Second Judicial
District Court OF the Perish Of aqueminss OF Lous
ana dated December 10 1867 the following described prop
er belonging to said SUGGESTIONS at public auction will be
sold
4 TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the Faubourg
Jackson OF this city in the bounded by Olympia
rat Cont and 81 Louis designated by the numbers
and on plan drawn by Sur1 22d day Of
ber 1888 depos tied in the Office Of Joseph Cuye Notary
OF said city OF rev Oresns the 9th day Of March, 1894
and plan of Groux deposited plan 22s la the
oice Of Theodore Guyol late Notary Public lots ad
jon each other and measure each, in Americas
eleven feet FIVE inches in depth
2 TWOLOT or GROUND in the said fauhourg Jackson
Alexander Napoleon Oesns and st Peter streets as e
plan BY Louis sug dated he Sth March, 1886 deposited in
the office Of the said Cuver notary the lth day Of the
same month and and plan of c. Giroux,
as plan No 30 in the Office Of Theo Guyol notary
said lots adjoiI each her, and thirty feet
'front.' st Peter street the front Orleans street.
by de from 10 the other of said of one hun
dred and iorty-thre feet all American measure.
p TERMsOne fourth cash, and the balance credit
one tive and three the purchasers furnishing
secured by mortgage the property Sold bearing
with the clause de aliensndO said be divided
intoeoupons to suit the heirs .ss CO for lirs
tae es.Sunt Of any unpaid note the pur-
chaser will be required to pay per attorneys com
missions
Act Of sale, with g. Internal revenue stamps attached
before Marcel T. Ducrcs, notary public, purchasers
pense.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

j. L. WARNER a CO., IN LIQUIDATION, vs. Pwe
FOrget-Fourth District Court of New oreans-No
l91Z sal
DIV VIKTUE Of n writ OF deri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court
New Or in the above entitled cause win prom
coed to sell at pub &c suction the premises hereaaes
design ated on THURSDAY the 9th day Of January, 1864
at lO1S o'clockiA mi
The balance unsod of the Of the siu
ated Royal CusOmhOnse street.
Office
Seized Ia the above suit. de
This beng the and last auction the said proper
will be definitely adudcated highest bidder
for what it will bring twelve months credit
furnishing tonds, with good and sufficient securities hearing
hve cent nteret from until paid Sadnf
purchasers shall have TO in cash out OF the
their bids their proportion Of the printing
fees, comrossion and sherns which chareesss
smount on all the above property altogether to about
I've dollars
GEO. W. AVERY,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans. me-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09
Second District Property.

IS. THREE LOTS OF GROUND is square No. 2 A.
Streets aieS iy the Nos and Los sa
urss q feet u riches snd lines front Wells
feet IN oeh and 'front.' Crossnan street, and
No. rs NH neSs ss Lot . mo-
on Wells street ahke front Front street. by 2o feet in
inches snd nes front Wells street. on Front
10 Twelve Lors 81 GROUND, forming ths whole of
STSTe No a. bounded ey od Leves Csy 81 L9ui' >na
No. forms tie corner Of Old Levee Louis Clay
streets and "a feet inches and lines front Ola
by l2Q feet in deph and front St Lou Lots Nos
street "a 6acbes front on Clay street
BY 40 feet in depth Lot No II forms the Of Old
ehes and lines front old Leyee street, "a inches and
lines front on olsy street, by 10 feet in depth front
II 5HE Triangular PORTION OF GROUND A, in
portion Ct measures 60 feet inches 'front.' Old eye
inches lines the angle by junction Of Pc
pubic alley feet vide ranns Sr oRsSr s s os
IS TWELVE LoTs OF GROUND. forming the whole of
sgnss bounded BY Old I'D Ley's Clay s; Louis and To
mes surfing each a feet in hes and lines front on old Ts
street "A feet inches and lines front Clay
louise and lay streets and lot No. Il forms the Old
~ FIVE LOTS OF GRoNUo, forming the whole of
square bounded BY I'D Levee Clay I9aonse AMI Jefer,
No. forms the of Old Levee Jehersoa and ay
streets and "a feet III ches and lines on Old
by l2O ct in depth and fro Jefferson street Lot No
measures "A inches lin Old
q feet inches and lines front Clay by in
depth LOtNo measures a feet inches lines front
on Old lie, st Get feet inches and lines from. Clay
street by 40 feet in depth Lot No. q feet
inches lines front Old Levee "a fet inches
and lines front Clay street. by 100 feet in depth Lot No
5orms the corner ofOld Leyee Toulouse aad CLAY streets
aud measures "a feet Tinches and lines front Old
street "a feet inches and lines front Clay by l2O
feet in depth and front toulouse street.
2. SIX LOIS OF GROUND forming tbs whole Of SQUARE
Z. bounded by Old Levee. Clay Jefferson and 81. Pater
streets numbered from toe, incusively.
Lot No measures p 10 inches and lines front on
Old Levee street. % feet IL inches front GA CLAW
street. by 40 feet depth and front Peestreet and
forms the Of Old Leve Clay and ST Peter streets
Lots Nos 10 measure each p feet 10 lines front
Old Levee p feet IL inches front on CLAY
street, by 12O feet daoth Lot the corner Of
Old Levee, Jefferson and Cly Streets measures p feet
10 inches and line front Old street. p feet II inches
aud nesfront Clay street. by 40 in depth and font
Jefferson street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09
BIZ G. Il. GIRARDEX d CO..

Onice-No. II Exchange Plaza
MONDAY, Jan. go, 1865, at Ie o'clock n.
tI at ths Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange, on
Royal street. between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets
public auction will be sold and continue successive day
thereafter until the entire schedule Of property is disposed
Of in pursuance of the following resolution to-wit
MAYoRALrY OF Nav ORLEANS,
City Hall, 10th day Of December, 1861
Resolved, That all Property, WHETHER REAL OR
PERSONAL belonging the city Of New Orleans which
can be disposed detrmeut public interest
ton Of Charmen Of the Finance Committees The sale
thereof to commence on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1868 and to be CONTINUED From TINE To
TINE, at the discretion OF the Chairmen Of the said
mitiees
Resolved, That the terms OF said sales shall be ONE
THIRD CASH, PAYABLE IN CITY NOTES and the
balance in notes Of equal amounts secured by mortgage
the property payable and years. With interest at
Che rate of EIGHT PER CENT. PER ANNUM from date
III paid and five cent lawyers fee should
to institute suit for the payment Of said notes Acts Of
sale before the City Notary with resenue stamps
~ the expense Of the purchaser who will OPTION
TO PAY TIE ENTIRE PURCHASE MONEY Casa IN
CITY NOTES.
CSigned Fw PERKINS
Preaident pro TEN. Board of Assists ant Aldermen
Csgned) JAMES GRAHAM
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December l6, 1867.
Sene0 E. REATH, Mayor.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09
Nature Property.

Thai VERY VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
1nown as Square No a. A, bounded by Poydras Lsfave
De Is sad W.ier streets AND subiisdsd into IS dess
n.tea by The Nos a., g. Ls,9 TO- H. p Is aud IL
sol NO forms the corner Of POydras Delta Water
streets end measures & feet inches and OK lines front on
MAtef street 70 feet inches and line Delta street
y 1ep anu front Poydras Of la feet N inches
vidng line Of Lot No. > ~N0P Va '"e VI
LOT 40 measures Is feet inches and 81 lines from. on
Mster street. 70 feet inches and lire font on Dea
"a Get inchss end lines deep line dvidin IA g.,
Lot 10 and ~ fes: inches and lines deep on he line
dividing IL from Lot No f ~ 'DS Nho
LOT No 3msasnres Is feet inches 6 lines trent on Vat.
STREET 70 ieet inches u front Delta street IA let
neh's lines dep on the line divding from No 40
NOD - - 1855 A@''
LOT No measurss % feet eincNes & lines front on Water
street 70 feet inches line front street. by 2t feet
otrches "a mes deSp the line dividing from Lot No
and ~ eet inches lines deep the line Lot No
LOT No measures Is feet inches 81 Water
stree 10 feet inches line front street by l2l
6iuches lines deep the line dividing II from Lot No a
and ~ ieet inches a. lines deep line dividing Il from
Lot No. 6 80
LOT No. Is feet inches ca lines front on Waer
street feet inches line front Delta street by ri fst
inches ~ lines deep the line dividing Lot No
and ia feet inches lines deep the line dividing il NOM
Lot No 7. " ~
LOT No measures Is feet inches 81 lines front on
Water street 26 feet inches line front Delta street. By
LA feet 6nehes Shines deep the line dividing Lot
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

A. AMMAN VS. JOHN CoNsoLLY-sECoND JUSTICE
OF the Peace Parish Of Orlsans-No 2s5a
Rf VIRTUE Of a'Writ OF Fteri Faefas
- 70 me directed BY the Honorable Paris ChIdre.s,
81 >, S1sce reee Psrish Of Orleans Will proceed to
nay 1895, at ii o'clock at the Great We.eSn w.
mouse, corner Of Julia and Foucher streets 1859 "
e., One lot OF Household Funitare
Seized In the above suit
RTiERxs-Cash In U. s. Treasury Notes
100 -- JOHN @. KUZAC. Constable.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09

THoMAsw BCTHICK VS.. MRS. WIDOW McC ARrHY.-
Third District Court Of New orleans-No 2Ll9l.
pY VIRTUE Of writ or neri faeias
- to directed by the Honorable the Tuird Distrc
Court Of New Orlea.s in the shove entitled will pro
cet TO sell at public auction. tuesday the -Four
Warehouse No. % jefferson street, in the Second District
this city
lot Of Household Funtu and Movable Effects as "a
inventory which be at my Office.
keEed in the above suit
DS-TERMs-Cash on the spot.
GRO. W AVERY,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09
CHAS. E. FORTIER'S SALES.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Succession Of Il. II. Meloon.
BY CHARLES = FauTUru
AUcTIoNKER-Ofsce. 80 Bienvi

AUCrI0NKKR-Ofhce, g Bienville street,
SATsR DA n. january Is, 1893, ut IL
- O'Clock NJ at the Merchants aud Auctoneers Exchange
Royal street between Canal aud Customhouse streets
virtue ct order from the Honorable the Second stt
the following property, viz - ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF G3OUND, with the rights WAYS
sertGds privileges and advantages thereunto
IN any wise appettaning, u ate in the First District this
city in TIE square bounded by Fulton Thang New evee
and Deord streets measuring Gu feet inches ront on Fulton
stree l52 feet ii inches lines front Trian ge sire 4 NJ
To- inches res rOnt New street and 100 fee,
inches ard lines front On Delord street, composed w5
Office Of s. Wagner, notary public in this CITY y = -
Ia IERNS-Cssh in U. 5. Treasury Notes
Act Of sale before Edward Barnett notary nuhc al tba
revenue stamps ~ 0'''-'
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PROPERTY or CONT STREET, BETWEEN BOURBON
and Dauphin streets.
SUCCESSION oFsJAYME sALlx.

AUcToNEER-O68ce No. 80 Biea vile street
SATU RDAGs Jan. -, Is0S, at Ia
- o'clock NJ at the Merchants and Aueone,rs Exchange
on oval street. between Canal and CustOmhOase tret
virtue o. order from the Honorable the second District
Court OF New Orleans Catsd 10Th december 1851 the fellow
ing property wall he sold, viz
A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second District Of
th coy IN the square bounded by COnt Bourbon DaHphn
AID - Louis streets measuring American measure So feet
II inches 'front.' on CONT street. ~ 81 feet inches aes in
eeph ottNen equa and parallel lines, one
story Frame House the street. into six rooms with
arge one IN the center used baroOm oyster stand
sso ones DRY fnck House. slate rooed 10 the yard
peseo OF thee roams Another OnestOfy Frame House Of
two rooms; rooted prvy cistern water works brek
paved yaro and other dependencies. ete.
At the hour Of o'clock all thu rnovabies and FIX
lures etc. contained In the above described property
IERNsEor the movables cash. for the real estate ons
hAt cash aud The balance at credit twelve apd
ur months, in by special mortgage and ven
zoe pF eye bearing interest At the Of eight Der ce,
PsI Shnun rom cate until paid the buildings 10 be insured
~ te cost Of the purchaser and the 10
VENDOR ana IN case OF suit amount due b
LSts re pureh ser 10 five per attorneys fees witt
Act Of sale before Octave de Aa not ~ public at the
stamps 49, -' AAe'eHus
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09

EyE sALE-REAL EsrArE-sEvERAL HUN
oreo cotton aad Sugar Plantations located in the best
on tne cotton and growing States Also, Rice
Orange Orchards, and large bodies Of valuable
snds Also, large variety Of city and suburban
Improved and unfmproved In the TORN Of residences
srding lots and squares favorable terms Parties
whining 70 nvest win do well 10 call proper
ties eiler Gard Real Estate gents IS csrondeet
stree. CIV Qrleans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09

C.E. GlRARDEY g. co. IS SALES.
WITHOUT RESERVE
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
or vALuAsIE-
IMPROVED AND VACANT CITY PROPERTY.
IN NE
rIRsr, SECOND. THIRD AND FOURTH DISTRICTS,
-coxrmSsG--
VALUABLE BATrURE SQUARES AND LOIS
BUILDING SITES AND BUSINESS LOCATIONS
TIE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARMoRY-A SPA.
CJoUs Two-sToRY BRICK BUILDING ON GIRoD,
N nrHn
STREETS.
THE CONTINENTAL ARMoRY-Now KNOWN AS
THE FIRST DISTRICT RECoRDHEs COURT AND
LooKUP-A LARGE AND SPACIOUS THREE
Story BRICK BUILDING. SITUATED ON THE
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND LAFAYETTE
TIE SECOND DISTRICT PoUND-A LARGE FRAME
BUILDING AND LOTS ON CLAIBORNE, BE-
TWEEN ORLEANS AND ST. PETER STREETS.
THE CHALMErrE PRoPERTY-IN THE PARISH OF
ST. BERNARD
OTHER DESIRABLE LOCATIONS.
THE ENTIRE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, FOR
ACCOUNT OF THE CITY, AND BY ORDER OF
THE HONORABLE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.