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Soral SnteIligenrs.

DELICIOUS IrEMs.-" The Bishop Wilmer So
ciety" is the name of an association of the be-
Deyolent ladies Of ST. Emanuel Church. in Jeffer-
son city, which has recently been organized,
under the direction Of Rev. H. G. Duncan. rector
OF the parish. The society has wide field for
action, and will find no scarcity of WORK to be
done. We wish il success.
This being the Sunday within the octave, the
ceremonies of the Catholic churches partake of
the character of those of Christmas Day, the fest
val preceding. The gospel read at the mass
remains the same, and the grand, Joyous anthem
"AdeSte tideles, is still sung.
TEE FOLLOWING is a correct list of the Dem.
ocratic State central committee, as recently or.
gsnized:
For the State at Large-F. II. Hatch, OF Jefer-
son; C. II. Mouton, of Orleans B. F. Jonas, of
Orleans; d. F. Kenner, of Ascension; C. W.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BucAU.

Hundreds suffer In silence and hundreds Of others apply
vay druggists ssd DOCTORS who either merely
them with the hope Of apply remedies which make
mem ve,ld not wish TO anything that would
DO Injustice 70 ne sFe,sd, bat obliged to say hat
although may be prodsoed fo excessive exhaustion Ofhs
powers ofe BY lsboross employment unwhoesome air
food prouss nensustion the Of tea and coffee and
frequent childbirth Osner caused BY direct irritation
spplied to the mucous membrane Of the vagina itself
wha reviewing the Of these distressing complaints
his most painful 70 contemplate the attendant evils
ese.t spon them II bat simple justice sths subject
enumeyste few Of the many additional which
srgsy Affect the
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of their present happy feelings to such poor un-
fortunates as may seek through the delicate me-
dunn Of friendship to enlist their sympsthies.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The board met last night in special session to
consider the new license ordinance.
Present: Mr.. Markey in the chair, Messrs. Bo-
guile, Pessou, Shields. Brady Kaiser and Prados.
Immediately on meeting the board went into
committee of the whole. Mr.. Shields in the chair,
and took up the ordinance section by section.
The ordinance was adopted as it passed the
lower board, and as II has already been published
in foil in the CRESCENT. with the following
amendments:
The license on race courses was reduced from
$1,000 to $3.50: cigar manufacturers was changed
from $50 TO SIS average adjusters and surgeon
dentists from $50 to $50; physlcians and lawyers
from SIS to $50.
The board then, after motion had been made
by Mr.. Brady TO reconsider the whole ordinance,
which motion was subsequently withdrawn, sd-
journed until next Tuesday, its regular meeting
evening.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF LocQUEr ISsrI.
TUTB.-The late hour at which the exercises ter.
minated. and the crowded state of our columns.
precluded the publication of any extended notice
of this really meritorious institute. The pro-
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
ExnlaIning Cold Wenther

The cold backward spring weather which
We are experiencing has led to much sur.
mise as to the cause of the failure of the
earths heating apparatus to do its work. In
regard to the matter a cotemporary re-
marks
Some have supposed that we are entering
upon q change of seasons, and the rather ap-
palling theory has been brOaChed that the
poles are changing position, and that the
arttc region is to swop places with the
equator. The astronomers have, however,
'cold spelln somewhat less disturbing to
the nerves, though not altogether tranquil
izing. They say that the suns disc is at
present riddled with holes, in other words,
with spots, one Of which Is of very consider
able size. 1t Is a deep cavity in the photo
sphere, and so wide that the whole terrestrial
gaobe would find room in it without touch
ing the edges. There is another spot which,
though much smaller, still has one of its
diameters as large as that Of our earth.
HeTsChel and Arago having conceived the
idea of comparing the annual price of corn
to the number OF solar spots observed each
year, found, on comparing series Of TWEEN
ty-fve results, that the greater the number
of spots the higher was the cost of bread
stBffs. This shows that these phenomena
may reduce the heat Of the sun considerably.
On this theory piece of smoked glass
will be handy thing to have about the
house; and in laying in the Goals or pro
vidiGg for winter clothing the first thing in
order will be to take a sQuint to ascertain
the dimension Of the holes in the solar at
mosphere.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15


, NLoA,TBHEAL, Real, May IL. "A saloon keeper
named Duggan has been arrested for com
pllclty IN Notices assassination
QUEBEC, May 1.-THE schooner Cana
dlenne mas sailed for the Gulf Of st. Law
renee to protect the fisheries.
PROVIDENCE, X, J.. Nav l4.-The Repub.
lloans carried the municipal election By
40 majority.
INDIGEAroL1s, May 1.-THE boiler of
Van Wrinkles saw mill exploded, killing tive
and fatally iDjuring three persons.
ST. LOUIS, May l4-In the case of the
steamer Magnolia vs. the insurance compa-
nies 8 verdict was rendered in favor Of
Marshall Il Fitzpatrick (who were aocusedO of
burning the Magnolia) for SO, 600.
YIcKsBURG, May l4.-Passed down: Caro-
line, 5 P. N. yesterday, and Dexter at .
this morning. Passed up: Indiana, 8 P. NJ.
yesterday, and Lizzie Gill at this morning.
River rising slowly.
Hartford, May 1.-THE last of twenty
ballots for Senator stood Buckingham 90,
Hawley 81, Plattls.
WASHINGTON, May I4.-Sr nator Howard
was restless last night, and stu delirious-
Mr.. Grimes's right arr ~! tisily use
less, but he is in no dan 'Aol1h visitors
Mr.. Conkliug's ind,sp t Is asthing
serious.
! The Chicago Post suss.f Mr. TrumbulI.
| Outside pressure is trem0 35es and the re
suit disputed. A fayorN ,e for the
! President Will not be alloWe,- ltil after the
| Chicago Convention.
! LONDON, May 14.-Queen Victoria laid the
/ corner stone Of the Thomas hospital to-day.
| The corporation of London adopted Ieso'
lutions of coincidence for Prince Alfred's
wound.
In the House of Commons Mr. Gladstone
moved bill stopping appointments in the
Irish Church, and suspending the action Ut
| the Irish Church Commission for a limited
| period.
leaTe of the Queen today. He has left the
| legation in charge of Mr.. Moran. A
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
Norshern Man. View of Thing. at the

- ~ A-a@h VI AAASH sAh AhC
BOuth.
We find in the Newark N. j. Advertiser
description of things at the South, as
represented by Major Peddie, of that city,
whose late Southern tour extended as far as
Houston:
In Alabama, and for many miles in the
uelghborhood of Huntsville all the available
land seems to be planted. In Mississippi,
however, everything is poor, the whites
6nd the blacks, and the land and the horses.
IL Tennessee, whether the fact is due to
Its early reconstruction or otherwise, there
is condition Of decided prosperity and
activity Ine people are full of hope and
| energy. Trade is good aud money active,
and while political feeling is still intense,
and outrages not uncommon, the mass of
the people are industrious. and rapidly re-
pairing the losses of the past. The same is
true OF Texas where there is no reconstruc-
tton yet. The source of wealth there is the
cattle, which are now seeking a Northern
market. Illinois dealers are purchasing
large droyes, aud new trade has come into
existence. At Galveston good roasts of beet
sell at ten cents per pound. At Houston il
Is taken for granted that when no terms Of
payment are specified, specie is the medium
| Of exchange.
Politically, Major Peddie found the pco
| pie still bitter-less SO than during his
previous visit-but still attached TO the
| ''lost cause They are not Democrats, and
have no special love for the party that
failed them in 1861; but they really believe
! that the Democrats are to resume control
| and wish to be on the side of power. They
say that the Republicans are well enough,
that they know where to ind them, but
! they are in a sinking ship.
The officers at the military posts were
uniformly glad to meet NoTtherner. They
are ostracised in that class of Southern So
| ciety which, as gentlemen, they would
naturally seek; and no matter how correct
| their department, they everywhere receive
the cold shoulder. Their lives are conse
quently very lonely; and the more quiet
dignifed, and orderly the people they arr
among the more they are neglected, and
the more slowly passes their time.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
AMUsEMENrs.

The favorites at the Academy are Eva
Brent, Jennie Engle, Madeline Hardy, Kate
Wood, Malvina Evers, Mile Carnaggia, Car
rie Austin, zanfretta, and Cavanaugh. These
names represent an array of talent such as
seldom centres at the Academy, or any
other place of amusement a this country.
We do not mean to dispa-sse Harry Blood
good, Luke schoolcraft, Carter, Parker, or
any of the other performers i'll burnt cork.
They are all extraordinary artists in their
peculiar line. Some admire the difficult
style of singing that seems natural to Eva
Brent, while others still so into raptures
when Jennie Engle sings beautiful and
touching ballad, every word of which is rem.
dered as plainly as if spoken. Just now the
great comic drama, by Cavanaugh, sketch
ing the sorrows and tribulations OF the
Belle Of the Garden District" draws full
houses. Everybody should 20 and see the
performance.
In addition to the attractions we have
enumerated there will be presented this
evening the "Mischievous Ape,n in which
Harry Bloodgood is the CoNn,rynlda, Tony
Reed Is Monkey JACK, and Nadelaine Hardy
is Madam GtjJj. A new and grand ballet
advertisement entitled "The Brigands, .
with Misses Carnaggia, Evers, Wood, aE5
Mr.. NovissiNO and the full ballet corps. In
active preparation and will shortly be pro
duoed new NEUROLOGICAL buretta entitled
THE Nymphs Of the Caribbean Sea, and
grand AnlazOnian March by the nymphl
and demons of the deep.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

A correspondent Of the Providence
.To,G'nGl, writing from Venice, says
One can not but remark what a fue peo.
pie the Venetians, as a body are, how mlser-
ably poor they are and with what careless
ness they seem to bear it. They seem care
less whether they buy and sell aud get gain,
rather prelerring to bask in the sun, under
that beautiful blue Of Henices sky, or, sit
ting on st. Marks Place, see beautiful
women go By. This they vary with the
opera at night, where they Clatter with a
perfect disregard of the stage and what is
going on. One can not tell whether it is
because the music is so poor, or because
they arc come to make way with the even
ing This general apathy, however, can not
last long. Attention to their dress in which
they display great tact in making little
go far, viii not always suffice. By the way,
an aged Englishwoman, who claimed to
know, said the ladies would get themselves
up pmagnifcently in head.gear and shoulders,
to sit at window, while below the window
cap would be-well, let me say-severely
single. But let us 60 no further, hoping
the men ana women will make Venice
something else than the dead and silent
city Of to-day.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

The New York Suy, in copying Thurlow
Weeds Endorsement Of Henry Wilson. adds;
This is all as true and Just as it is gener.
Gus. Senator Wilson is worthy OF ali that
Mr. Weed says in his favor. He sprung
from the people, is still one OF them, and
his sy1npathies are all with them. we
don't suppose he will be nominated for the
Vice,Presldency, but he is Just IS honest,
unpretending, and true a man, aiter twenty
wears, experience as leading politician
and statesman. as he was when be worked
upon a shoemaker's bench, or got a dollar
day in Massachusetts, as laborer In re-
| pairing abe roads. L
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
coNSTABLE'S SALES.

- EsseeS, - RFenrv Q. Garube,-NS 8ass8
\ ViHluH ora WRIT or FIERI kAozAs
directed By the Hon. &, & iford, htrst drs.
10 ELI feses sii s9 s,esss Ps19 se = a.
Is susca9 arS eszsst ia foil5snr dsscr,isti pfor
. good VIZ sfsf'r
an. |a6 II Household Furniture giz oue Plane.
~ builaass4 n GfAf4 8st4eea WAlnut fAbles, Bed
ommoa = 4 farlor Trhlss Washstands Luub6r Mirror
q FW0 Ils.s -, es-''s 'e1''''-S'
IN oonHe1 "a ID fhe ahdfo suit
rs abois -sak IA jnitod States Treasury n8tea
atsly. AZ TKRENOK COOK.
4aa Constable First Justics's 0ORrt.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

Pablic printing in England will cost a
million and threeQuarters Of dollars next
wear, an increase Of about sixty thousand
dollars. All the papers say the amount Is
altogether too large. The number Of ar,
ti0ies, bills, reports, accounts, and papers
ordered printed by the House Of Commons
at its session last year was upward Of ll00.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

AKentucgy counterfelter named Fortusas
vas arrested near Nashville Saturday night.
BE had showed 9 good deal Of the stnh
during the races, but had some left. The
counterfeits we're all upon the First National
Bank Of Indianapolis.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
WHOLE NUMBER 34l.

CNoINEATI, May I4-Family -four S1IM
II Is. Wheat held SC. higher Corn 9O@
&c. Oats Sic. Mess pork held at $2s.
Bacon, 1Sac. for shoulders; clear rib sides
d65e; clear sides lie. Lard Isle. Butter
1of039c. Eggs l8c. Potatoes So -75I14.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

Landlady-Oh sir, the foreign gent
stairs has got such dreadful afmoniuR.
It's got twenty stops.
IndlctsI I,odper-WeIl I don't doubt y11r
word. but I've been listening toif = fort'
night, and hAVeR't heard Of 'en myself
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

Youatt, the well-known veterinary sur
geon, who has been bitten eight or ten
times by rabid animals, says that crystal
of the nitrate of silver rubbed into the
wound will positively prevent hydrophobla
in the bitten person or animal. On
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
CALL&HOw To BE MADE.

scrbing andsubsequent eals, not to exceed i've per
cent per month, win be made by the Board Of Di-
rsotOrs from time to time. may be necessary. to
supply funds to construct and equip the lines; but
no calls win be made after the per cent is paid
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been sub
scrbed.
e assaH
Actual Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe that thirtg,aye
percent of the Capital Stock will construct and
fully equip
$4,000 D1nes OF wire,
which win connect al tas commercial centres and
Important places in tho United States. This opinion
rests upon the most reliable estimates and RESPONSE.
BILE offers to construct and equip the Lines.
81
The National Telegraph Company Is organized IN.
der the laws Of the state Of New York and franchises
conferred by an act Of Congress. approved July "A
lsSS:
Prssident-GEoRGE B. sENTER, Of ois7s.
land Ohio.
vios-Prssident-RoBERT sQUIREs, Of New
York citg.
secrotary-GE0RGE B. WALLER, Of New
YORK City. ~ 2
lH sae54 aeaa
trs ..H-raslse- 9Ia1 d1 SAL a-..a Ha
ooAGPANx's OFFICE.
nos. "a ana "a BrOaasvay. New York.
Iinit6d amount Of the capital stock Of this Com.
pany is allotted to this locality, and those having an
opportunity. and Subscribing. WIN be paced apon
equal terms With is CorpOrators. and win secure
ls interest in al sanohiaas whiah have accrued, or
may hereafter AseFus . shs Company from any and
an aouross.l
Subscriptions viii be received b. OF
5uIEs OAssARD. ESQ., u
oaahisr uity National Banki y NJ
THOMAS DIX ESQ., y
osshisr MsrchantS' Bank. and ~ e7tst
ID. WEBSTERs Esqs S
GENERAL Agent Of ths uompang. as the sssss .
K q. Dunn Co.,
11S Rssdras street, UR atairs.
rkw ORlEANs. LOUISIANA
J GSuEDua AASmpzA
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

The Hartford correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Advertiser closes his abstract Of the
message Of Governor English Of Connect
cut, with this sentence: The message II
very wen written, and in that particular
reflects credit upon the ability Of Mr. Z. W.
Wright, the governors private secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

The body of General Padl ]. senmes, who
feli on the battle-ground OF Gettysburg IN
1868, was reinterred in Columbus, Georgta,
recently Though buried nearly i've years
the face could be easily recognized.s Ihe
Hneamenfs Of the features, the mastaehe'
and the general outlines as well as the eA-
preston were yer1 natural.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

y Of New Orleans W. Philip II. Morgan
tQERTH- DISTRICT COURT. OF NEW OR.
eans-No. l9, 9.-By virtue of writ of teri
- to me directed by the Honorable the
ADstrict Court of New Orleans in the above
a.td cause, viii proceed to sell at public auc-
Athe Merchants and Auotioneers' Exchange,
'gs street, between Canal and Customhouse
Esh N the Second District Of this city, on
0ADAY, May ., 1853, at Il O'Clock n, the follow
& i1lcribed property
District No. S-Square No. 1I9 bounded by Camp,
Asy, Girod. and julia. Assessment Ss4 GOO.
tsEsd IN the above SUIT.
IHms-Cash on the spot. -
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

Just as the excavations at Jerusalem.
conducted under the auspices of the Ex-
rloration Committee, were giving premise
Of important discoveries, newly ap-
pointed Pasha has stepped in and forbid
den the continuance of the work. ~, ,tr
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
ngs sAsrlsl w v KS vi FaII.il Is q drIssss
: q New OFIsaRs B.sss.. = N''A'e = {

: QoED DISTRICT COURT OF NKW Or
GUS |tIfl. ~. a. eff--p- trina NJ 4 Wrib of faFi
irA N ~. s;-ss3ss ~ In Honorabje the seeor6
# q qt Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
A. ~ W prpcsed 20 sell at public auction, a the
~ 11nta' aud Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
i| talreen Gsnel nnd OustomhQnee elleatss II
Of and District ol this city, on MONDAY june
M 1i,- = Vt = = n IT, Fl
an r nent district No. p Square No. 2Si. bounded
II ta 1lonne, DryAdes, Ciio, and Oalliupe, 3lKlG9,
o. e tpfdins TO asaessment roll ls66, depOsiteo
dilqp i'sAufer's 5fAoe OF this oitg.
nd e 10 the ab0e3 suit
% -QashAn the spot, . l., - T u
ths -t3EOR0E W. AVERY.
ssa. agelSl shezin Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
GEORGE W. AVERY,
n.i myl62i Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
lg d Nsw orleaas y. vYldow .. 9. 2.

Mace
OURTH DISTRICT -COURT OF NEW Or.
4 LEANS, no. 19 92A--By virtue OF . writ OF teTi
Is % me directed hy the Honorable tAe Fourth
aficl court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
be- will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
.Nabntt' and AuotiOneos4' Exchange, Royal street,
aaan Cana and Custonlhouse streets, in the Sec
District Of this city, on MONDAN, May %, 1853,
Eocock NJ. the following described property
BASEMENT District Z, No. of square g, bounded
y Louis. Toulouse, koYai, and Bourbon.
lIsd Ia the above suit.
Isus-Casn on thesp0t
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
FROM WASHINGTON

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
4 GEORGE ". AVERY,
p2i msi1 dt Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans

y OF Nee Orleans vs. Alex. AeConnells
pURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR:
4ans, No. H. s82-By virtue OF writ OF heri
\ e me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
Iitt Court OF New Orleans in the above entitled
h, VIII proceed to sell at public auction, at tire
'Aonisi and Auotioneer8' Exchange, Royal street.
ven Canal And Oustomhouse streets, in the Sec
District of this city, on hIOHDAf, May 26, 1858,
eeock n, the following described property
a1nlont district No . No. Of square "a,
aeed By Barepns. Dryade5i Clio, and Oalliope
nent &22o TraFF #EF
aed IL the above suit aasata
ing-caah on Tie spot ..,..
q m. ~ Eha..ilL ~ lha pnrlalL of rlrlaans.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

b O. New Orleans VS.. j. O. KAthmsin.
4luRTh DISTRICT OOuRP OF NEW Or
-ans-Nc. Ie.8sa-Ry virtue of writ Of iieri
+ 2 % me directed b the Honorable the Fourth
3et Coaft Of New Orleans in the above entitled
4 3 will proceed 20 sell a. public auction, ut the
eeante' and Aucfioneefs Exchange, Royal street,
f1l Canal and Cust0mhouse streets in the Sec
District Of this oily, on MOhnA \ Nay 2s, 1865,
fcook ~, the following Described propertys
Haraie, Bienvllle. aud Customhouse; Calves,
kisaviile and Cont. as per assessment roll
e year 1906, deposited ia the office Of the Treas
n ul ltiA city Assessment Sll,6Oo.
lt4N IN the above suit.
II.hN e1sa
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
lfEURgiE W. AVERY,
lgsf New Orleans v. liamuel 9. Fer.

~ ef New Orleans vs.. hamuel g. Fer
/ BIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
/ sina-No "a. .23L-By virtue of writ of hefi
+ a 10 me directed BY the Honorable the Third
1stt Court OF New Qlleans in the above entitled
y, vii proceed to sell at public auction, at the
ad4uts' and AuotiOneers' Exchange, Royal
Nlsi hetWeen Canal and Customhouse streets, in
Asc0nd District Of this city, on MONDAN, May
+ l&a al Y O'clock h.. the following described
aqeriy-
usgunds, Rampant, Couti, and Bienyille. 2lxlls,
sr assessment roll ior tbe year ls66, deposited IN
llioe Of the Treasurer OF this city. Assessment
ed in the above suit.
I1EInE--( insh on the apot
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

|tyNo y
Is sussps
o agoOdA
nv Buildinl
|oYnnoa
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

NV YoRK, May l6.-CottOn moderately
active, and 30Ic. better. Sales 400 bales
Middlngs S0A03lc. Flour Irregular ana
unsettled; rather more doing In eonsneIA sllelLi
brands. Corn q shade easier; mixed west
erb SI l61t1al le. Pork S2s 20. Lard nrmer;
'Isl0l9es Groceries quiet and urn. 1nh-
Dentine 5ea6Oc. ROsfn s. 2507. Frelgnts
lower on grain. 0overhmentA STEADY. os5Os
Of lssa, with coupons, 1857. Sterling avn
let. Gold hrm 1895.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

The accounts of james izftin, cashier
of the National Hide sther Bank.
Boston, are found to haH bdsl made upon
false fgures for some tin and show 8
de6cit Of about Sl0o. 900. efsleation y
attributed 70 speculation
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

The present telegraph Companies OF tue county
have been consolidated into one huge monopoly.
and are now earning six millions of dollars per
year, or over one hundred per cent on the actual
cost Of their lines their present capital having been
watered over one thousand per cent
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

From Southwest Pass.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
Cash Capital Of $8,5oO,oOO,

Which will be sat6cent to duplicate lines to al. or
nearly all the paying points reached By the pTsssns
monopoly.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15

The National Telegraph Company have ia rscoE.
nition from the United States Government Of the
Importance Of their enterprise with a grant Of ths
most valuable franchises ever conferred upon
Telegraph Company No competing line has e7sE
had the right now granted by congress to this Com
Dany to construct and operate lines every Rail
road and Mail Rsute in the United States. The posi-
ton of this Company differs from that OF any com
pany ever before organized. The question Of the
right of way is forever settled.
The Stockholders of this Company can not be sold
out or transferred to any other Company. The act
of Congress under which this company has been
organized prohibits any transfer Of the franchises
granted.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-15
SHERIEFS SALES.
NV or New Orleans VS.. canal Cnronde
kn.-ir.atir laltlI

f[i;yuf New Orleans W.. Consolidated AS
II sociation Planters OF Louisiana.
s1Eo0ND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Oh
b ssns, No. 20 3el By virtue O. writ OF herl
- to me directed BY the Honorable the Second
)sniet Courtof New Orleans in the above entitled
aait, will proceed TO sell at public auction, at the
h.fcbants' and Auotioueers' Exchange Royal
-ai between ConAl and Customhouse streets, in
ksSecund Distriotof this city. on MONDAY, June
rs al Y oolQek n. tze following described prop
r7-
isssssmont District No g. square No. g.. bounded
Peters Common, Lafayette, Poydras, 2i1l29, As
sad $500, according to assessment roll OF ls5o,
posted in frea-urer's office OF this city.
SsEed in the above suit
lsrms-Cash on the spot.
~ amylen Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.