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SALES OF REAL ESTATE
ny G. e. GfRARDEY d. Co. +,
AucT1oNEERs, OFFICE Il EXCHANGE P14cR
Auetlon sales ut the
MERCHANTS q AUCTIoNEERs' EXCHANGE,
On Rosal Street

February l.-Estate Of j. t. Slingerland, two
twostory and attic Brick Buildings, known as
"Harry's Casino" opposite the National Theatre,
on Carroll, between Poyazas and Perdido two-story
Brick Dwelling No. 50 Robertson between Benvine
and Oustomhouss streets, and the two-story Frame
House No. 2s5 Customhouse, between Where and
Robertson streets; the two-story Frame Dwelling
and Store No. IS Claiborne, between Common and
Gasquet streets, facing the Claiborne Market.
The three-story Brick Store No Chartres, between
Canal and Oustomhouse streets. Two lots on Mag
azine, between Philip and First streets. A one.
fourth square of ground Of Louisiana avenue
and Camp street A Cottage and two lots on
Seventh, between Dryades and ST. Denis streets. A
Cottage and two lots on Cont, between Broad and
White streets. Seventy. nine lots on Gravier, Per.
dido and other streets the Marine Hospital
and New Canal. One hundred and twenty four lots
on Common, Grayier, Canal, Customhouse, Bien-
VILE Baudin, and Banks Streets Hagan and Carroll
ton avenues. One square Of eighteen lots on Henry
Clay avenue, in BurtheVille. one.hslf square Of
twelve lots on Hillary. Plum, and Fourth streets.
February s.-Successien of Herman Dieters, a
twostory Frame House First. between Dryades
and st. Denis streets.
February l5.-Suecession of Lucy Kelly, three two
story Frame Dwellings on Dryades. between Tritor
Walk and Calliope streets.
February 25.-Heirs of Delogny and Lyaudais VS.
the City of New Orleans: One hundred and sever
batture lots New Leyee, Front and Water streets
Race. Orange Richard, Market, and st. Jamel
streets.
February 2s.-Succession Mrs. E. German A
/ Double Cottage and two lots corner OF Orange anS
Administration streets, facing Annunciation Square
| Succession D. and r. keenan,: Pew No 81 in 81
Patrick's Church. and large lot on st. Andrew, be
tween Apollo and Bacchus streets Succession
Lewis Krail: Thrse-story Brick Store, corner 0
4 Tchoupitoulas and st. Joseph streets.
| For particulars see plans at the Exchange. jas
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eArEHn nAHKmr
T,0sT Avn FOUND.

II UaW-TWRNFy DOLLARS REWARD Last
~ sFsntnF. on Ppgdrna street. In front Of the Ma
'eAal Hal, about nine O'clock, HgNDlsE OF PA.
F1s4 consisting Of manuscripts and printed aocu-
'4eNtI Of 80 value % Say ene eEeepB the owner.
l1eqS7 viii rstufn them u No. HI Cu8touhouas
Meet viii receive the anoee reward. ja3l
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CIRCULAR.
......... CIRCULAR.

4 LA IA LAM
SHERIFFs OFYIcE, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
New Orleans, January 20, 1865
In consequence of the heavy expense incurre5 in
this office, the Sheriff ia compelled to Gdopt the
following RUE with regard to his legal fees and
charges, which will be strictly enforced;
Members OF the bar and the public are respect
fully notified that in future process will be issued
from this office unless surety for costs has first been
given in writing to the sheriff at said cnice. The
special attention OF counsel is directed to the 18th
artice of the rules Of court relative to suretyship
None bat parties resident in the Parish OF Orleans
and known to be responsible, will be accepted as Sc
curity This rule particularly applies to Oppostions
in succession. and other cases to suits Insulated
by parties living in the interior parishes and by
those residing out Of the state and to appeals from
justices courts In the last mentioned cases II is to
be expressly understood that deposits made with the
clerk do not cover the COSTS Of the sheriff.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
ia25lw Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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0. s. MARSHALIG SALES.

United atAtes vs.Tventy- Bsrrsls Of
Rum.
TN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 for the District Of louisiana No. se9s =
~ virtue of writ Of Yendtionf exponae to
directed In the above entitled suit will proceed
10 sell to the highest bidder on WEDNESDAY,, the
18th dag OF February, 1853 at twelve Q O'clock M az
the United States internal revenue b5nded ware
house No. s. corner os Julia and Commerce streets--
Twenty Barrels Rum, more or lees
Terms-Cash at time OF adjudication, In United
States Treasury notes,
Unitsd States Msrshars OfHcs, New Orleans.
aDth day Of January, 1858 II. j. HEBRON,
No s75-is3i IA sI2 United states Marrhal
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PACIFIo MAIL srEARlsHIP 90.

7yHROIJGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA TOUCH.
4 ing at Mexican ports and carrying Emitted States
mails. Through in Twenty two Days. =
Steamships on the Allan. Connecting on the Pacific
tic with the
ARfZONA OOLORADO,
HENRY Cf5AUNOEY. CONSTITUTION
NEW YORK IGOLDEE CITY,
OCEA& QUEEN. fSACAAMhhfOs
NORTHERN LIGHT. IGOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA. MONTANA ETC, Eto
one OF the above large and splendid steamahips
will leave Pier No. AZ, North river. foot OF canal
street, at u ooiock noon the LIST, uth and Est o.
day, and then on the preceding Saturday for AZ
E3EMAL4h connecting via Panama hAhNAys WIN
one Of the uompanys Steamships from rAna5nA toE
SAN IkkANCISCos touching at AUAfULOO. -.
stsamers fot SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL
AMERICAN. PORTS. Those OF the LIST touch a.
Departure q the nth each month CONNECTS with
aud NEW ZEALAND, - -,,-
The steamer 81 August IBth will connect closely
with steamer GREAT REPUBLIC from San FRAN
eiaQo September 30, for Yokohama and Hong kongi
a discount 81 ONE QUARTER from steazaers
eataa allowed 10 second cabin and ateerago pas3en
9qrs with families, Also an allegiance q nNh
famtlle1, and school teachers. -.
9ue Hundfao Hcuuda Baggage allowed eAcn addtt
BasTaae Masters accompany baggage through sne
attend sh5 ladies' and children without male pro
taulorM baggage received on tbs dock the day be.
fore sailing from n.Hslnho1ta Fallroad9. and phssAn.
gers Who prefer b uead down early.
Al s1reEenesd eeERspn On board. Medicines ana
Ia pssssss ieksls. e. frxshsr infornation. applx
&c qis E1na4d4a ticket o1lca GA tbs wharf k4l1
8N CANAL k14lAts4s AphfA hkVhAs NE"
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MILWAUKEE, TO DETROIT, ToRoET0.
IN MqatIe1l, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Ey1Aousss
Utica. Troy Albany. spriagheld. New Yosk. Beatons
atp.
Passenger tFninz on this Michigan Central Railroad
VIII leave Cheqgo A. A. ~. and 10 A. H.. Sundays
sxeefteds 1913 p. 81 Saturdays excepted, ard y r
NJ kHula4Eg and ountNs6 excestsd. Al making
tli1Q tsn cunnetfieNs
ftaasSEsH ieaginS Milwnuapa Us Chigaga and
MflNaHAN n Naiisra ftsglca aAfly couneet ~ onlca
az VITA ANfhiEH lfnttsi tttin4 -.
AA44E tlqEeAz 7la u q e44 4l-9p pig leStaas
lna rNHt F5tasE ran 81 fsH Al 4lINNaHNH sl Enia1
tsekEt e,g w. uHig1se ~ :s+ttzzSo Asi.Eeees ana
At sneiK q Ip9A EfAHK o. WENTWORTH.
General " es4lEn ESl1aaEts AHnnl.
HAHAHY COLE, fA1A AE't. lsAlrRltF@ -
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R0ARnTNR.

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alsE1 car b obtained b. ilm94i4 aprlisAtlen ee
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rerm. ANA oenaltlon. OF sale /.

Onefourlh Of the price of adjudication cash, in
legal currency of the United STATES and the balance
in equal installments maturing at one, two, three,
and four from the day Of SALE represented by
notes of the purchasers payable to their order
and by them ihdorsed bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per aunnm from the day Of sale until
final payment; said notes to be secured By spasial
mortgage and vendors privilege on the property
sold the act of mortgage to contain the penal clause
of five per cent attorney fees in case OF legal pro-
ceedings to collect the mortgage notes or any OF
them the said notes to be DIVIDED into coupons OF
such amount as may be necessary to effect division
between the parties interest The acts Of sale and
United States revenue stamps attached at the ex-
pence Of tie purchasers before ii. U. Dtbble, Esq,
U.ts Notary.
n B.--The interest of the city of New Orleans in
the above described property being one half, pur-
chasers will have the right and privilege of payment
of their purchases in city currency in whole or part
to the extent of the said interest of the city.
Jazz % "a rs 26 fsl "a 67s 20 l2223A25
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THE HEIRS OF LIyAuDAls VS.. THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS Ell ALs-No. 2s7l2-
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
LEANS.
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Also, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF February
1853 at the hour of O'Clock, p NJ at the door Of
the following described property, viz;
THIRDLY. All the right, title, and interest of the
defendant the said Mary o. stirling, as widows u
community and heir at law Aforesaid, her sGid
interest being that Of owner in full ownership q
an undivided Observation-Disclosures, and Of an nsutfnct
for lie Of the remaining undivided IN
being situated in the parish OF West Deing
in one body and known as the Myrtss plA5.i ~
containing three Thousand and eight, aho ninety
hundreths acres in the aggl egate win ~ ne Dela
ings and improvements thorenpon, ana rlentsg ways
and seryitudes therennto 1 49, Z.
and ali other things anon ana aphnftenAat 20 eAlQ
plantation and employed IN the cultivation thereof
Ths said lands are more particularly described as
seestions % and 50, township south, range
west Of he GreenbuFg district q 4loUisiana con
tanning twelve hundre1 and eighty eight and forty.
seventeen hundred and twenty AID forty six humid
Seized as above set forth 20 satisfy the plaiatiHs
seventy five thousand dollars due first and fourth
OoSDITioas OF S41FEThe plantations firstly
named as on each side OF the Bayou FoFdoche, viii
be sold ia block with all abe buildings and improve
OfaAls.
with al the buildings Improvements, tools, stock
etc, thereon more or less, II the time Of sale.
The property thirdly named will be Sold as l0l
with all she bti And improvements, = k tools
i1nplenenta ETC., thereon, mora o. less, q the tne
Ferns-cash in United treasury pOtes-
United states Ma Shal's Office. New Orleans.
'''7s ''s u '4'A''s' ny FL. HEBRON,
United States AaFaaah
District o. AqaiAlAnA.
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No. s42-New Series.

No. 842-New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller warrant on the
Treasurer for one hundred and sixty dollars (Sl60 in
favor Of II. G, Taylor, policeman first district be-
ing for two months pay from November 8, 81 dur
ing which time he NAs confined by sickness
(Sgned) f. w. PERKINS,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSigned) JAS GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January q, 1858.
Signed f. HEATH, Mayor.
ia23i5t
No. s43-New Series.
Resolved, That the City Surveyor BIO and he is
hereby authorized and instructed to build two
bridges across Claiborne Canal at jackson
street, and at Third street. in the Fourth Dis.
trict
Signed T. W. PERKINS
President pro tenn. Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) JAS GRAHAM,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved January ID, 1869.
tSignedl h, HEATH, Mayor.
A true copy:
GEORGE I. CHILps. Secretary. jas
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BrLls OF EXCHANGES. RnoMAs-
sosy Notes, BiiIs Of Ladins, Dray Reesipt., Barki
ohneka. and ~ kinds d eoswsFeai FEiasins assts
ssssussa i lie Rspuboan Oisss, No. 81 81. chasies
snssE
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-. 9. y. HEHHUN, q. 8 Mar

usited states vs.. q harty-SIx Hoxea r. al
marked FL Progresso; Thirty Sig boEs. 4 81
marked La barcelona; Fifteen boSe ~
marked Media Regalia
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT .'tyl Il
for the District Of Louisiana, Ma dssE -, II
tue OF writ Of yenditiOni exponaa, to me n : II
IN the above entitled suit, will proeeed ~ i q
the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, The y vi ~
February, 1855 AZ twelve (12 O'Clock NJ II ~ ~
to Custonhouse building, on Old L esee 81 49, I.
Eighty seven boxes CIGARS, more Of M
Ierms-Cash, at time Of auiudioatsoH 1itsa
States Treasury notes.
United states MarahAis Office, Eeyst a.
twenty seventh day Of January. 1868.
No. 365-ia2a 81 e Z ~ II n r
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Q. s. MAGISTRATES SALES.


MCGEE, ct ais No. 3s&s
A LAS EtERI EACIAs AGAINST pf.ATNTrFv
4 on laSgmsnt rendered n favor Of InserveH6F.
4,Is asise nesl1 Esase ~ L. Ronde, Widow and
BY virtue Of writ Of alias heri facias isse IN t
6onoreDle the United stntss Circuit Court ~ ~
Elfth Judicial Circuit and District ef Icnisis ~
the shove suit and received By tbs iath n NJ
cember. 1857, have seized and will offer fer Esia
cording to law on FRIDAY, the slst day 81 Tsr,s.s
1863, at Y O'Clock M at the Merchnnisf and Irsss
and Customhouse Streets the following noTahs go
A OkRTAlN TRACT OF LAND established and
cultivated az Sugar Plantation situate In the par
river at about four mites below the city al New IL
leans, having twenty-five and half arIents on aid
river, fourteen arpents of which on tie upper SIDE
nsye depth Of seventy arpents, and the rsEaainng
eepsn Of seventy ave arpents bounded on one side
~ = GtAeiar plantation and the other aide bv
eae pubic road leading to the parish Of Paouerine
t5en Win sl the buildings and improvements
2 9ne sSsrgarhouss with Machinery and Apparatus
s 0ne NAN DHeIinghouse and Outbuiidinps
Une Cotton Gin and Engines
One stable, twenty Negro C5abins
One Hay Shade.
And Z. also the following stock and asmiax utsu.
Twenty SD MULES. wenty-t,Fo I,n,,s "a
winch above described property fs h t9sa. sff
the Judgment rendered in this case ID favor 81 "a
above named intervenor for the sum Of 23l fse "a
and costs, with preference and privilege on ~
Robert Patterson, the plaintiff iD the above lssS
q sale made in the said sat by the late mar y 81
this court on the Sd June, 1866
TERMS Of eale-Cash at time Of adiudicat AZ
United States Treasury notes, costs OF deed al -
etc at expense of purchaser. Fey
United States Marshsrs Office, New D an
+. j. HEBRON, U. S. Mar aA,l
No. 3eg-del las 10 1TQf3I TFf|
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In she Unlted states Circuit Court for
sne fltth Oiroult and District Of 1ouisiana-Jos.
SEager, plaintiff. (F. Van Benthuysen 4 Co,
transterrees to all the rights Of plAintih vs. Mrs
girginie L4coste, widow, etc-No. 1855, alias
4. ta.-Oharles A Lacoste, plaintiff a. Van Ben
tnuysen To-, transferrees to all the rights of
PlaiEtitl, rs: Mrs Virginie Laeoste, widow, ETC.
no SIss. n ia. q
RY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE TWO wRTTS,
- issued BY the honorable the United States Cir
cult Court for the Fifth Judicial Circuit and District
Of LOUISIANA, in the above entitled suits and re-
ceiyed BY on the 18th of December 1867, have
seized and will offer for sale, on SATURDAY, the
stn day Of February 1855 at IL o'clock A. M. at the
door OF the Courthouse. in the parish of Points
viz:
A CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION. situated
in the parish of Pointe Coupee, Louisiana. and
fronting False river, having Is arpents froEl by
90 arpents in depth, containing about 1900 super
hcal acres together with all the buildings and inn
provements thereon to wit
One DBellinghouse, Kitchen, and OuthOusss, the
remains of brick nugarhOuse. and lot of MAchin-
cry damaged BY fire, nsso steam Saw Mill, Is
Negro Cabins, Corn Crib. Stable, poWs. . sets
of Harness, Harrows.
Seized as above stated, to satisfy plaintiff claims
with interest and costs. as per judgments.
Terms Of sale-ta ash, in United states Treasury
/ pense Of purchaser
| United States MarshaI's OHice. New Orleans.
| January 3. 1859. +. j. HEBRON, q. s. Marshall
! No. 3l5-ja3 IL 10 25fel "a -'' '''''N~
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ZOE RENT


Very desirable Douhie OqtlRet aa the cor.
Hi R1lcasiol and Constant stEeats. jelferE8n
coEtaiuiug six Fuoms, pantry. kifeter. slg.
AE+4 fcn1l, eNo ei1teT0g, EafdAn5 flts3 t7a49 aud
rlHn1lyi also, stable rooins s. Val Dc sold On
accommodating tNtr1t, or rented tHf Hnule o. hAl4'
Hppls 81 tha Aepuhllcan eiAca. JAZZ
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FURNTruRE-FUREITU
DIV MONTGOMERY BROS. - co.
ID r. NJ, Montgomery, Auctioneer-Will be sold on
SATURDAY. February /, at II o'clock. at Old
Auction Mart No 81 Camp street.
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD fUHNI-
TURE, such as Rosewood, MshoEAny, and Walnut
Bedgteads. Bureaus, Armoirs. Wasbstands Mahoga-
ny and Walnut Teles, Sofas, Sprin6 Seat Chairs,
Easy Chairs. Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
Sidsboards, E4tension Tables, Velvet and Brussels
Oarpets French Plats Mirrors, Mattresses. HngraT-
ings. Paintings, Cooking Stoves and Utehslss etc,
being the contents Of several well furnished houses
-AIRO-
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Heoa
ss TsS nRslls sic- aus
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nIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP

/ hereby give notice to the public that have with
drawn from the firm of WESTRUP & HUMMhL,
that MIR. Aummel retaining all the property of the
above firm will iiquidate all claims against it.
New Orleans. January 80, 1868. ia30 81
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THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELOGNT
VS.. THE CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-No.
% eT-sEooND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS,
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OFFICIAL NoTICES--OITY.

Ulty dHI, eth Day OF Januhry, Is0s
No. S44-New Series.
Resolved, That the City Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to measure ten Thousand barrels
otoyster shells to be purchased for account and use
Of the city Of New Orleans, belonging to John Mes
sini-price twenty-six cents per barrelt0r tho i'm
mediate repairs OF Julia street from Rampant &c
MagnO ia street, and Caiope street from Ram
Dart street to the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern railroad depot.
(Signed) f. W. PERKINS,
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
Signed JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen
tSgnedI e. HEATH, Mayor
in29 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
1u Bankruptcy-NO. rs.
In THE MATTER OF HENRY SHEPHERD, JR.
Bankrupt
WyAEREAS HENRY SHEPHERD, JR., OF
duly declared Bankrupt under the act Of congress Of
March 2, 1861, has this day aled in said court
thereof from ell his debts and other claims provable
Notice IS therefore given to all creditors who have
est that the 29th day Of February, 1858 at Ii A. NJ
they may hen and hsSs aseSd and show
they have, why the prayer of the said petition
Clerk ) Once, new Orleans, January q. 1858.
Jazz fenH Deputy Clerk.
UNITED STATES DIsTRICr COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In BankruPtey-NO. z.
IN THE MATTER OF W. t. hartley,
Bankrupt.
| WHEREAS W. Il. hartley, OK THE CITY
w OF New Orleans and district aforesaid duly de.
clared Bankrupt under the act Of Congress Of
March q 1861 has this day fled in said court peti
ton praying for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provabie under
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and to al other persons in in
| terest, that the I'd day of March, 1858, at II A.
| that they may then and there attend and show
cause If any they have, why the prayer OF the said
petition should not be granted.
Clerks ofice, New Orleans. Janu4Ey p 1889
/ jazz fela "a Deputy Clerk.
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Monetary and Commercial.
MONBRAEx.

NEw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE. /
THUasDAY EVENING. January 60. 1893.
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Benlamln u Sanford vs.. Gustave May
rome, Octave MasrOnne, Alfred Mayronne, and

No. sl5-ias IL 10 25fel - 'i'''''' "a A''''''A"N
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|WIyAT Is 1T TO DO ORR BEST ?-Hora

WHAr Is 1T TO DO Orr BEST .-Horac,
feelcy asks, and answers the question il
Z New York Independent:
d. Form Grant club at once in ever,
Hnship, with an Independent working or.
Snization in each election district.
u. Get the name ofevery Grant and Colfay
BE. in that district, and have him mem.
Il Of the club if possible.
3}. Next, record the name Of every other
Der in said district, with every one entitled
become Or b. made voter before Novem-
81
y. See that every one who will read Re-
slicsn paper is provided with at least one
kpd one.
3. Make arrangements that will render
= polling of an Illegal vote in that district
orally impossible.
J. Take care that-no matter what NAV
tie weather-every Grant voter. in that
'rict shall be at the polls before noon of
ton dav, and shall vote early as may be.
Friends such is the meaning of work.
3 you already about it ;
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THE DAILY APPEAL.
TIE JEWISH New YEAR HOLIDAYS are
observed by all the Hebrews of Carson, their
stores being closed during the time.

HANDSOMELY DECoRATED.-The Iheater
stage was handsomely decorated on the occa-
sion of holding the Convention. A fine, half
length portrait of Grant, lent for the occasion
by Perry and Irwin of Virginia was placed
upon the right of the stage. The two beauti-
full bouquets of flowers upon the Presidents
desk grew in Nose Haines' garden.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-18

EARTHQUAKE SIGN.-The japanese have
covered that a few seconds previous to an
|ihquake the magnet temporarily loses its
|yer. They have ingeniously constructed
Fight frame, supporting horseshoe mag
beneath which is cup of bell metal !;
The armature is attached weight, so that
bn the magnet becoming paralyzed the
Fght drops. and, striking the cup, gives
alarm. Every one in the house then
% the open air for safety.