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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-04
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

MI OIlCE III IdE i u DLlC. .'..
Without making useless haranguee l will
say to my friends and the public that L am now
prepared to supply all of their wants in the way
of STOVES; 1t is time lost to undertake to to
look for anything better than can be found IN
nv store. have something new in the way "l
HEATING STOVES, which cannot be sur
passed in style, or beautf of design: 10 one
and all I will say that whatever sell | warrant
to answer the purpose sold it for. J thoretore
nv stock of COOKIN and HEATl u
Stoves before purchasing elsewhere, con-,
dent that they will not go away disp!eased
would also enulncrate amongst my stock a hno
lot of TIN WARE, OF my own manufacture,
and made by very experienced Workmen; also,
TIMED SAFES, PRESERVING kET-
TIES Fruit Cans Fine Japanned and Plan
ished Ware and Chamber Sets, to which J
would call the attention of the public Coffee
Urns Tea Urns, Waffle Irons, Children; Toys,
and Il fine lot of Block Tin Ware and other ar
tcles which are too numerous to mention
Thankful for past patronage | hope to h&Ve
continuance Of the same.
o@'.."-O e. GRIMES
SEP 1l-2awtf No. 43, King street.
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TOHN Il. PARROTT,
j ALEXANDRIA, Va.

TOHN Il. PARROTT,
Dealer in BLANK BOOKS.
Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, Envelopes,
: ''''@ Inks, Gum Mucilage,
Gold, Albata and Steel Pens,
Wrapping Twine,
in short everything comprised under the term
Stationery for the Office School Room and
Also Also SHEET MUSIC, (some 1000 to 5000
pieces on hand) The only stock of Music ever
= Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Banjos, &C..
The very best Italian aud other strings tor
Guitars, Violns, &C., and musical instruments,
Also sole agent here for the Ri ,hmond and
Manchester, Va: Paper Mills. mn.
Any sizes and weights Of Wrapping and
Printing Papers furnished at short notice, upon
.o.;Dfa nforv farms oct 1-tf
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aa6~ Every patron obtains " Watch BY TINS
arrang cement, costing but $40, while it may be
worth 81 00G. No partjality shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the , kDoyo
magnificent stock: Corti5cateS, naming t9e EAT, ari
mixed Holders arc entitled to the articles
named on their certificate upon payment OF ten
Dollars, whether it be Il WStch worth Sl,o0 or
one worth less. The return Of any OF our Ger
tifcutcs entities you to the article named there
on upon payment, Irrespective Of It's worth, and
rs no article valued less than so is named or
any certificate will at once be seen tn! that thIs
is no lottery, but Il straightforward Legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
by the most la:tidious.
A single certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid, upon receipt Of 25 cents, five for 81, clever
for 81, thirty three and elegant pre!nium tor -,
sixty six @nd n.o:" valuable pccIuiuln tor $lO,
one hundred and most supcrt watch 1or 5lo,
70 4 gents Or those wishing employment. thIa
is Il rare opportunity. l. is !cgitmateiy cor
Quoted business, duly authorized ny the "
crnment, and onen 10 the most careful scrutiny
Try US "hiTHL, BhO: ~
Importers, lGl, Broadway
GOV, 1oi;,3 NEW YORK.
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things when properly applied, but, oh my young
friend do not let your motives run away with
you: Be as motive-y as you please. but keep
stiff bit and tight rein. Hold up down hill,
and don't go too brash on the rise. Samson was
wise man and strong man, and bis motives
were OF the very best but he hearkened unto
the voice Of the chaTmer and-you know the
consequences. Such tumble in real estate I
don't suppose has occurred from that day to this,
excepting the effects of the E-nc-u P-s-n.
So cherish your motives, but don't let them get
the pull on you
z. S.-Motively speal ing. what could have
been Freedoms motive for tearing the azure
robe of Dight?' Was it in order to keep col
and If so can it have been that the azure robe
of night" was made of dannell Such things sre
generally loose, but it strikes me Freedom mutt
have been "stars of glOry" lousy tight, else sLo
would not have gotten on such Z" tear"
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BY C. f. eIRARDEr q Co.

NICHOLAS j. HOEY AuctOneer,
once-No. n Exchange Plaza
SATUKDAY; August !, 1 s6s, at 1 = O'Clock
- NJ Al the Merchants and Auctioueersi Exchange on
Royal street. city 81 New Orleans, virtue order o the
Homo able Edward n. Dure Judge bearing date the ann
day 81 June, ls5 Al public auct will sold fl- acc,nt
Of the estate Ct John Gody Bankrupt following described
property tO-vit;
The SUGAR PLANTATION situated in the parish OF 81.
Mary, state Of Louisiana, described AZ follows:
1: A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND together with thu
bindings and tvments, lying and bling tuate Ia Ia
parish OF - Mary both sides Of the Bayou Cvpreort
conta ming s1 acres, bounded north Nv th ~
press swamp, east by the ane belonging Snr gaier
south BY the marsh and by lands a pressn ~
Carey all being IN Township a. south Of Range ea and
comprising all Of Sections and Of said towns IN. IA rs
acres OF which having been entered By l. Daniels anil
douglass wilkins, and afterwards acquired by DR. p
4. 2. Scott - ~ N IT
2 AND ALSO TWO LOTS Of forty QO acre. each NJ
swamp lands eaeh being IN Sections 26 and 81 Of said To
ship, IA south OF Range east the being cont ous
ana supposed 20 Re the southwest quarter northwest
quarter Of Section % and the ssutheat quarter Of the r
east quarter Of sectgn q acquired BY said John ordy from
Dr. r. hcott, BY act Of sale executed before D. n Prtin
1859 - @' !" uiys
80 TERMs-Cash on the spot in o. s. Treasury notss
Act Of sale together with the u s. Internal Revenus
Stamps attached az the expense Of the purchaser before
Geruon. ksd notary publr
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LETTER FROM ST. LOUIS.
Special Correspondence Of the New Orleans Crescent.


ST. LOUIS. July s, 1868.
"The Fourth of July" which In old times used
to be considered big thing and was heartily
celebrated by ALL passed off very quietly this
year. 1t seemed TO be the desire of almost every.
body to get through the day as serenely as pos.
sible, and large numbers left the city and re-
paired to the rural districts.
Business is dull, as usual in fly times,n and
will doubtless remain so for the next six or eight
weeks.
Z" The general of our armies " arrived in town
yesterday and is stopping at the Planters House,
While " Hiram " is in town 1t would be doing
the square thing to call on Chris. Nieman, corner
Carondelet avenue and Carroll street, and paw
that little whisky bill of s. so. The debt was
contracted long sgo, and Chris. will swear to the
to settle.
The following New Orleans guests we're regis.
tered at the hotels yesterday: Southern-A H.
Mcdonald, Z. Byrne, Mrs. ]. N. McCloskey, ID.
Bidwel and wife, A. Harris and wife, G.. A.
SchumOy and wife Planters-P. II. Powers
Broadway-M. T. Baker.
On the landing there is not much activity OBJ
servable. The Ruth is receiving for New Or
leans and announced to leave tonight. Ditto Par
gOud. Among the boats first due from below are
the Arthur and Mollie Able.
Several boats went of frolicng on the Fourth,
among them the Ruth, Lexington, Selma, Galstes
and Belle of Alton.
At the Varieties the "Blsck Crook" is the at
udcuOni out tne weather Is so cursed hot that
nobody scarcely thinks of going to the theater.
fellow calling himself Prof. Sands performed a
very cool trick for this season of the year. few
nights since. He advertised a series of thrilling
performances 10 take place at Mercantile Library
Hall, one Of which was that he would allow per.
sons to shoot bullets at him with pistols loaded by
themselves, and be would catch the bullets. The
night came and with il quite a good-sized
audience. The professor stepped in front of the
curtain and announced that the performance
would commence directly, and requested that the
pistols be got ready in the meantime. He then
reuIed and several persons got their reviewers
ready, but the professor was non est inpentus
lie had skedadd ed and left the audience to hold
the sack. The police hunted him, but failed to
discover him. RAn5Bour
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HEAVY AND HoUsE.FURNIsHING HARDwAAE-
The attention of our readers is called to the ad.
vertisement of Messrs. Rice Bros 4 Co., dealers in
hardware, cutlery, etc., 50 and 81 Camp street.
and 655 Magazine street, who announce to parties
n,'ins cut for the lake shore and the watering
PlAees' that they are selling all kinds of house.
.Susnng goods at greatly reduced prices, and to
inc usoe 'he most liberal advantages will be con.
seuea 7" cAsn purchasers. 1t will be remembered
mat Messrs' NICE Bros 4 Co. are the sole agents
ior ue celebrated Charter Oak cooking stove.
which, for its great superiority, has taken the first
premium on more than one occasion. Those need.
ing anything in this line win study their in,erss,
BY giving them call before purchasing.
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BY Gsr, Of East Felicians-Relative to organi'
ZatioD Of militia.
By Melon, of Natchitoches- Authorizing clerks
OF district courts to act ex-ofcio as clerks of At
sh courts.
A report from the Board of Registration was
read, signed by the chairman, 8. B. Packard.
Harper, of st. Charles, moved vote of thanks
to the board for the bold, able and patriotic
name" in which its duties had been discharged.
Laid over.
Noble, Of Orleans. moved that the report be
referred back to the Board with request for
more specific information upon certain points.
Laid over.
message was here received from the Senate.
accompanied by joint resolution to 60 into Joint
session on Monday, 18th inst, at II NJ, for the
purpose ofinaugurating Gov. Warmoth. Adopted.
Two hundred copies of the act relative to no.
taries public were ordered printed.
The bill granting certain additional privileges
to parish judges was brought up and made the
special order OF the day for Monday, after the
Joint session. after which the House adjourned TO
Monday at I'm.
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For the Sunday Crescent
MAN AND HIS MOTIVES.
BY PENRYN PESEIFEArHER.

The motives of man are many. There is Louis
lana rum, which is promotive Of difficulties. There
are champagne cocktails, which are promotive Of
pleasure; and there are champagne headaches.
which are promotive of pain. Then there are good
motives, bad motives and Indifferent motives to
say nothing of high motives, low motives and loco
motives. (Locomotices is old, bat good, as the
elephant said to the monkey.) Locomotives have
been called by the jocular, iron horses" but in
this municipality they are mostly mules.
Mules are motives which are much misunderstood.
Mules are smabe and like all amiable people
are imposed upon. Though hard to beat they
are often beaten, and think how unreasonable peo.
pie are. You smite mule with an immense club
and then complain that he won't go. Would you
go If a mule was shifting you with club2 Would
you not be inclined to demonstrate! Yes! know
you would. But dare say It would not be in such
a good natured way as your c0usn-pOor Long
Ears. See what tender. even plaintive. expires.
sion his eyes have while he turns his head aud
gazes wistfully at you, as if to ask why you take
advantage OF your power to mistrest him so
shamefuly. And Just about this time | would
suggest, Look Out for heelSi
No mules are motives which have studied
long and earnestly, but have never exactly made
up my mind whether the knave or the fool chiefly
predOminates.
High motives are much liked by philosophers
and morslists. Among them may be reckoned
buuPOHueI, fOiCduOts, nlBu pressure boilers and
bigh'tempered women-after marriage. OF them
all, the three aforementioned soonest over and
on the whole least disagreeable.
Low motives are, as a general thing not very
elevated. The best known, | should say, were
those which lead men TO gold mining, dredging
the Mississippi, sinking gas-wells and asking par
don without having committed an ohense.
Indifferent motives are those by'which young
lady is actuated when she says something about
regarding you as brother. and hopes you will |
always be the best Of friends. These, however, |
are different in different persons.
Bad motives prompt men to lie, steal, eovet |
their neighbOrs' goods, and go to the United |
States Congress.
Good motives are those under whose benign in
fuence that whole souled fellow, Tom Tiptop, Is
bsskng when he tells you just to allow him the
privilege OF being your banker until you get those
remittances which have been so long coming that
Mrs Towels, your lsn1lady, begins to look in
credulity and baggage Selling when you speak of
them.
Taken all together, motives are pretty good
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A New Version OF the Last Rose n,
Summer
BY THE SHIRT POET faster

It's the last shirt this summer,
OF the kinds that III own
All its ragged companions
Are faded and gone.
No mean shirt of its kindred,
I'll e'er again buy
But LEIGHTON & HAYMAN's
Most matchless shirts try.
SIX SHIRTS with bosoms flowing,
For NINE DOLLARS you'll meet
And in their store sewing
Fair maids viii you greet,
With shirts of which-(well, no pnatterN
Too much can't be said
But your old shirts you'll scatter,
Away, like leaves dead.
They why during summer,
Buy shirt that decays
Whilst LEIGHTON & HAYMAN's
DEFY the suns rays.
"hen your shirts they are wither'd
AND some new ones you'd order
On from LEIGHTON & HAYMAH's
60 purchase alone
Remember Leighton & Hayman's, corner of ST.
Charles and Canal streets-under the "Crescent
Halr' billiard rooms and opposite Henry Clay's
statue.
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House OF Representatives.

The House met at IL NJ; speaker C. W. Low.
ell presiding; seventy-twO members present.
John Gair, of East Feciana, presented himself
was sworn in by the speaker, and took his seat
Morey, Of Ouachits, presented a petition from,
the Southwestern Bible Society. asking exemption
from taxation. Referred to committee on wavs
and means.
motion by Mr. DeGrange, Of Orleans. that the
sergeant at arms be requested to furnish member
with daily copies of N. o. Times, in addition Ia
other papers, was laid over.
Notice was given Of the following bills, viz:
BY Dufresne, of MISUNDERSTANDING Bsvou
Plaquemine.
By Gsrtscamp, Of Jefferson Creating an add.
honal justice Of the peace in Jefferson city.
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CATALOGUE SALE

CATALOGUE SALE
VALUABLE LITERARY WORKS
COMPRISING
ALL THE STANDARD WORKS OF DUMAS. SUE.
SOulie, Fe val, De Musset, De Gordrecourt Janin,
Raybaud Bsrthst and other celebrities
ALSO
STANDARD MEDICAL WORKS.
ny a. DE FERRET,
AUcTroNKER-Ofice No. IS Blenville street n
TUESDAY. July I4th. 1s0s. 81 Ia
O'Clock N. by Public Auction, al 81 Koya strest
between Bienve and Cont Streets without any reserve or
limit WI be sold 'V'
Valuable and Creully Selected l. sARY containing
STANDARD Literary and Medical Works he best
So fEREs-' ash In U. S Treasury Sotes
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Hon. George Bancroft, American minister AZ
Berlin, has had an interview with King Charles of
nuremberg, at which he presented his creden-
uais as representative of the United States. and
received an invitation to dine with the king n s
understood the government is now ready 10 ratify
Inc naturalization treaty with the United States.
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IHE PEARLY GATEs.-Pure white teeth and
sweet breath, issuing like perfume from the rose,
through pair of lovely lips. are, az Shakespeare
says, IAN excellent thing in woman" To keep
the "pearly gates" of the mouth always spot
less and the breath always fragrant, it is only
necessary to use the Sozodont daily.
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AucrToNEKR,
Once and Salesroons IS BienviIle street.
MONDAY, July rs, 1s0s, ae 1e O'Clock
WI AZ the Merchants and AuctiOaeers' Exchange,
Regal street, between Canal and Cusonhouse streets By
virtue Of order from the Honorable W. H. Cooley
Of the Dtrict OF the parish of vOyees dated pul
p 1868 the FOL owing described real will be sold
StNEN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the I'M
thereon rights ways ssTytudes privileges and
advantages thereunto helon ing appesinng
situated in the Faubourg kernion Third District OF this city
in square No bounded by 3entiy Road Castigione K0-
SINE and O,Rey stree Said lots desiglated by
ros p TO- H. u - IA. the whole Accord, plan
dated April 3D. 1868.
Es-TERMs-Cssh, in U. S. Treasury Notes
Act Of sale, with ". Internal stans attaehed
before howard Barnet, notary public the purchaser
expense. -
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Squares. month month. 'nen.A. n..,A. !, noa,A.

EOnthy inssss every stHsr day. 10 b
seArsed tws-thirds the above rates.
and Fourth monthly AdvsTissmsnts each squars
go per month
sr<nst sdverssmsnts hsviYg the the paper
insertion 81 70 saeh rs
psH square.
rst and Fourth page TRANSIENT Advertisements
srson, 81 50 per sqasra
Advertisements inserted at intervals tob srEsd
DAch insertioR.
Regular advertisers largely shah De allowed
zch dscOan from sbevs named transient lay
Agssd upon prevfdd that In sha such discern s.
ss1a per cont.
al business aOces Of advertisements charged sOosus
~, per line, each insertion.
Al transient Advertisements be paid for In advance
Al advertisements marked for any specified numbs OF
Insertions viii be published charged accordingly
Hbs With regEar advertisers shall be rendered monthly
asquare is ths space occupied BY ten lines solid agss
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
10 published sysry Saturday morning Subscription IS
advance; halfYsary and qRartsry sans rates
ngle copies 10 cents
Rates Of AdvertisInsI
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De fERIET'S SALES.

VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE IMMEDIATE
NEIGHBoRHooD OF THE FAIR GROUNDS.
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL pul
cree Cotton and Sugar Plantations, located IN a.
luohs % we Gotten and sugar growing SIues Aiso
hlHuens Orange Orchards and large bodies az vs.
mDer lands Also, large variety OF CITY ana Srhr.h
IIopery Improved and unimproved IN the form Of rsi
soIes building lets and squares favorable terms PaI
wish OK 70 invest win do well 10 call and exanIr. -.
. uss NJ sr Gard Rsn Estate Agsas, No 50 Oaropd
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BY g. DE FERRET.

SUCCESSION OF MARY E. HEBERr-No. -.
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LETTER FxOM PARIS.

LIFE IN THE sULTRY wEATHER-EcONoMY OF
FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAMA-THE
oPERA-THE FASHIONS, ETC.
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CHAS. 7. NAsH'S SALES.
URNITURE. FURNITURE. .FURNITU
BY CHAs. II. NASH.

AucuoNEKR-ofhee Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner st. Charles and Psrdido streets
MONDAY, 18th Instant. at IL O'Clock A
W. n At saesrooms Charles Psrddo streets
will be sold ''@
large and varied assortment OF Household Furnit1rs
bedsteads Amoirs, Bureaus Nshstlnds Chafrs Taoies
Mirrors, Mgttres e.. SdebO aTds etc etc
9a- TERNs-Cash In u. s. Treasury Notes
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CHAREFs Il. NASH.

AUCTIONEER AND BROKER
ONCE Masonic Hall Auction Mart corner OF St Cbarleu
and ferdid0 streets,
win attend to eysknd Of Auction Sales both Outdoor
and indoor.
His regular Tr-wsekly Sales afford unsquasd facilities,
for the disposal Of Furniture
Particular attention paid to Buying aud Selling Stocks
Bonds, etc.
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C. E. GlRAROtY @ co. s SALES,

SUGAR PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARY,
LOUISIANA.
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A. B. sCHEFFENTEIN VS.. G. GARDINER-FIRs
Justiee Court, No. $500.
R1 VIRTUE OF "a wrtt Of nerI fact
~ 70 me directed by the Honorable q w sadie 80
Justice Of the Peace. parish Of Orleans shan proceed
sell a. public auction. TUESDAY. the Tvsutv g.
o. gny lso At u O'Clock NJ at my Wareh 1use Isl Teho
one lot HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized IN the above suit
BS- TEKMs-Cash In U. S. Treassrv Notes
A. A PLATrSdIER, Constable
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MONTGOMERY BROS. 8 co. s SALES.


LARGB AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEaANR
Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses, Fino
Work Mules, Fine Mich Gown, Buggss Hsrness Wagons
ste, etc, at auction.
EE HOETGOMERX BROs. - CO.,
n MONTGOMERY, Aucti0nosF
Omce-7 Camp strodt.
MONDAY, July 18th. a. n s'eIOea A..
" n, 81 2. Liners stables Graver street. will be sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Horsss.
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Oows
hlso-Tep and Open BuFgies Harness, WagoaH,
~ rERHs-Cesh IN o. r. Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE. ...FURNrTURE........
BY MONTGOMERY RzOs. g co,
X N. M0SrGOsERT, Auctbuser
TUESDAY. July 18th. at II O'Clock A
~ AZ ther Auction Mart 81 Camp street will DO SOLO
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD ~ RNITURE
such Rosewood, Mahogany snd Walnut Bedstsais Bu
reAus Armors. WashstAnds, Mahogany sud Walnut Tete
Sofas Spring Seat Chars Easy Chairs Marble TOP Cene
Tables Marble Top Sdeboerds Extension Tables Velvet an
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
ngs Paintings, Cooking Stoves and Utenss etc. being
contents Of several veltuTnsned houses
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood seA
Chairs etc.
ss-TERus-Cash IN .. 8 Treasury Notes.
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C0NSTABLE'S SALES.

MICHAEL HAvERTY vs.. Mr.. ANDMR4 ALEXAN
der-First Justice Court, No s96L
RH VIRTUE of consent OF parties IN al
- oseed 20 sell It public auction MONDAY, the Tai
teenth day sfJuiy 1904 u O'Clock my Narsn0us.
No. Isl Tchoupitau'as street.
one lot HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
BS-rERns-Cssh in o. S. Treasury Notes
A. A Plat SMlER, Constahls
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IN THE NATTER OF JOHN GOROY, BANKRUPF 4.

NO S72, DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERTcA--FoR rag DISTRICT
OF LOUISIANA.
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Special Correspondence Of the Crescent