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The 1st member for Christiansted's town
(Holstein) supposed, that he would be the
only member Directing to the proposal he
would however still declare himself against it,
considering the application Of such a sum un-
warranted for aiding inhabitants in another
community. Moreover no such aid from the
communal treasury had been granted the suf-
ferers by the fire in 1866, and at that time a
proposal for the application Of a part Of the
surplus funds Of the Savings Bank was met
with opposition.
The Chairman stated, that he had been OPP
posed to the appropriation of the surplus fund
of the Sayings-Bank for that purpose, but that
this only originated from the fact, that the con
|stitution Of that institution did not contain any
clause Warranting such u measure whereas
The present proposal was authorised by the pro-
visions contained in the Colonial Law nor did
either in reality or in form.
The 3rd member for. Frederiksted's country
district (Ratclihe) recommended the proposal
for adoption.
At the subsequent voting, if the case should
be referred for the End discussion, the measure
was adopted by II votes against !.
According to the Rules Of Business s 20 the
Chairman thereupon put to the vote, if the 2nd
discussion should take place in this meeting,
which was adopted unanimously by Is votes.
AS no amendments were entered for the 2nd
discussion, and no one demanding the word,
the Grant was read, put to the vote and adopt
ed by II votes against T..
The meeting closed at II o'clock.
, 1868-01-03

Cru. Bal, 81. JohaS,
21LA nercmLer 1SG-

gin DeCeMber 1867.
My Dear Sissy Shanaa,-De odlcr day
| see a letter YOU write buddy Tammas.
an | bin berry glad wen | see Won no hin
get drownded-douoh | sarav fo' sissy
Frcdericka. Bat | bin '~stauish to fine
dat you nebbcr chen ask a wud bout me,
you poor lille J0nny, nat chin ef | BIN get
dloWnded or no, or how de ting is wild
M, nat cbcn dat YOU hear say awe King
sci! me. | bin tinkin how it come dat
me sissy ShanUa igget TO- sen howdyc
TO- me but odler Sunday wen | 90 to
Church, always go now sence de Ilar-
rycane an de Urtquakc-Jen | fac out to
myself say, yes! yes! lis dat make ne
sissy Shanua bcX de Parson tex was,
Ode fuss shall be lass and de lass FUSS
Yes, sissy Shanna, It's dat self; YOU CAL
cilate say now de King sell me to de Mer-
rikin dem, | gwine 'pick mp feddcrs,"
an get head of you. Well tenk God,
awe King sell mt lang side buddy Tam
mas, fo' you bin hanScrabblin fran him
too lang, and you TEX all de chance Tram
me, an tell you de trute Sissy Shanna,
YOU is me own sissy, but YOU too migrate
full. Look how you cuss buddy Tammas
before chfy oaudy DoQC dc duck f.; you
fgget to tell dem dough, bout de herrin
an corn flour an ebry ting else you can
get fran him. Tenk God, you can't tell
me bout duck, ne muffin else, fo' buddy
Tammas nebber chen sen piece fo' me.
l amt gwine treat him like you dough, [
will ten him good wild grass fo' he bass
an so an eff | chen sen duck fo' him no.
BADLY won know.
Well, fuss time [ bin sarry fo' de Dane
man dem, bout how dey gwine hab fo'
skedaddle, perticler when I hear say
awe lille Gnbnor an dem odder big bug,
, 1868-01-03

Fiction, subject TO the will and rule of an
Almighty God.
The European Packet arrived here on
N~ew-Iear's Day, and The papers %receiy-
cd DO not contain much of importance
so we defer our extracts for our next
issue. The few traits characteristic,
from an 'nter-coIonial source, are pub
lishcd to day. With a regret, we say,
that nearly all the Westindia Islands have
Suffered from the late shocks of Earth
quake.
, 1868-01-03

The Chairman informed the Council, that
the present meeting had been convened for the
purpose of discussing a proposal of the Gov
ernor for granting the sum of $4,000 towards
aiding the sufferers by the hurricane on the
goth ulto. in the Sister Islands st. Thomas and
st. John, and that he had considered it proper,
that no other matters than this be discussed in
this meeting.
The proposal runs thus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05
AUCTION SALES.


q feet inches and lines front on Water street by
l2s feet inches in depth the line Of lot NO. ];
and Al feet inches and line in depth on the line Of
on New Levee street. ~ feet inches and lines front
on water street By Ia feet INCHES line in dep.h
depth the line Of lot No. T. Lot No measures %
sess l 5 ons on New Lsyee street X eet
inches l'ns in depth on the line of lot No. g. and
st le o 4 hees d s1d lines in depth on ths Inc q
on New bevee street zafeet inches and lines front
depth the line Of lot No 4 and Isl feet and lines
in depth on the line OF fO9 Ne Lot No. measures
% feet inches front New Levee street. 20 feet
inches and lines front on Water street by ISL feet
and lines in depth on the iipe Of lot No. s. and 1874
Nos. 10 and L Lot No I measures % feet inches
and uee front Water street, % feet inches in
depth on The line Of lot No g. and io7 feet inches
and lises in depth OF the line Of lot No. g.
on Water street. 20 feet inches in width in the
~ i feet inches and lines in depth on the line Of
q the line Of lots Nos. 9and 49, Lot No. measures
70 feet inohea and lines front Water street. &c
and lines IN depth the line Of lot No. and 100
feet inches and lines in depth the line Of lot
lines front on Water street Is feet inches in width
in the rear BY 10s feet inches and lines in depth
in depth on the Inns Of lot No. il. Lot No il meas
ures % fest inches and lines front Water street.
inches apd lines in depth on the line Of lot No. 10
an IL feet inches ana lines in depth on the line
and Market streets, and measures % feet inches
ana lines tront on Water street. % feet ibches in
width in the rear by l32 feet inches and lines in
depth on the line of lot No H. aRd l45 feet inches
and lines in depth and front on Market street. Lot
No. IL measures q feet front Market street by LOG
feet and inches in depth between parallelines. Lot
No. IL forms the corner OF New Levee and Market
streets, and measures 20 fest Z inches front
Oh ns~ eyee street. % feet inches in width IL the
rear BY 100 feet in depth and front Market street.
o Nos Is TO 70 inclusivey measure each 26 feet and
IAN. nes front on NV Leyee street by 100 feet in
depth between paTallelines.
g. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, forming the whole
Of triangle So A, being os and 2 bounded By New
Levee, Water, and st. James streets. Lot No. l
measures 1856 feet inches and lines front Water
street, l39 feet inches and lines front on New
Levee street BY c. feet inches and lines in width
IN the rear and On the line of lot No. 2 Lot No.
measures SO feet inches front on Water street. 80
feet front on New ,Lsvoe street BY 50 feet inches
and lines in depth the line of lot No. J. and 90
feet inches and 2 lines in depth and front st.
James street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05
Ass1eNEE's SALE OF JACOB BARKER IN

AssIGNEE's SALE OF JACOB BARKER IN
BANKRUPTCY.
Sale at Auction Of oDVsintings, comprising copies
Oft great masters, executed most Srtistieany
and having unusual merit
by c. e. GITARDEK 81 CO., AuetieAeers
Office No. II Exchange Place.
TUESDAY, THE nth FEBRUARY, 1855, AT
the Ofaee in the Iour.Story Brick Store, Nc. sc
Baroune street, between Gravier and Union stree g,
will be sold at Auction, commencing at IL O'clock A.
NJ, by order of Z. E. Norton. Esq, Assignee in
Bankruptcy for the United States District Court,
and in the matter of ise bankruptcy of jacob Bar
ker, ESQ., the following list of Oil Paintings 10 wit
l, THE TRANSPORTATION
p ST. JOAN TIE EVANGELIST.
3. CLEOPATRA.
4. ABRAHAM AND ISAAC.
8. MADONNA DEL skCIOLA.
6. PHILOSOPHERS
Z. DAVID.
6. ST. CECILIA.
9. ENDYMION,
10. FoRNARINA.
Il. MADONNA.
Il LANDSCAPE.
u. HARBOR
The EMPRESS JOSEPHINE and s1ndfs ether
Engravinss
Terms:
Cash in United States Treasury Notes.
By order Of e. E. Norton, general assignee N the
bankruptcy OF Jacob Barker, Esq. ja3I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
ny @. e. GIRARDEY g., co.
Aucr1osEERs, OFFICE IL EXCHANGE PLACE.
Auction sales at the
MERCHANTS d AUcTIoNRERs ExcH ANGE,

ALhAhOlAaHAS q AOCiAONnltNo I1<AN1 ANUbi
On Royal street
February s.-successien of Herman Dieters,
two-story Frame House First. between Dryades
and St. Denis streets, "Chaks Fair oak House, ;"
and large tract OF improved Ground on the Julia
street Shelroad, adjoining the Halfway House.
February ll-Assignee's sale in Bankruptcy Of
Jacob Barker Sale at No 6s Baronne street at II
o'clock A. 81 of a collection Of thirteen Oil Paint
inss, and lot Of choice Fngravings.
February l3-,Assignee's sale in Bankruptcy of
Dreyfus Brothers Co, corner Of Canal and Camp
streets, at loS O'Clock A NJ, Of large and we'll
assorted stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Trunks Valses, Fixtures, ETC.
February Is -successon of Lucy Kelly, thyse two.
story Frame Dwellings on Dryades, between Tritor
Walk and CAlliope streets. Powers vs. Grandin-a
two-story Brick Dwelling No. l9s ErAto, between St
Charles and Carondeet streets, and two large Lots
and stabling on Erato near Oarondelet.
February Is-Assignee's sale in Bankruptcy Of
Loeb, Simon Co., at No. IS Canal street, at IL
O'Clock A. n. Extensive stock OF staple, fancy. and
assorted Dry Goods Imported and Domestic.
February 25.-Heirs of Delogny and LivsHdsis vs.
the City Of New Orleans: One hundre% and ssssa
batture lots On Rev bcyse Front and Water Streets
Race, Orange, Richard, Market and St James
streets. Assignee's sale in Bankruptcy OF Jacob
Barker one-half interest in thgea .stVss Brick
NtQfO NC, 49, OOEnInOn street, CetHsen OaEOnueleC
and Baronne streets. The double fourstoIy Brick
Store Nos ca and CO BAronne street. betwOon Gravier
and Unisn streets. The threestory Brick Dwelling
No. G. Baronne, adjoining the corner OF Baronne and
Grayier streets Two Lots, with bAtture privileges,
on Tchoupitoulas and Water Streets between Eighth
and Ninth streets. Two.stery Frame Dwelling, cor.
ner of Carondelot and Felicity streets. Twenty two
Lots Of Ground comprising the whole square bound.
ed BY Magazine Peters avenue, Live OAK, and Oc-
tSviA streets in Rickerville, with two double and
single Frame Cottage, Car Sheds. Stables, etc.
Four Squares of Ground in Metairisville on the
Metsire road, the Julia street Canal and
MetAirie course, with Cottage House and other
Improvements thereon.
February 29,-Suoeession Mira e. German: A
Double Cottage and two lots corner OF Orange and
/ Annuneiation streets, facing Annunoation Square
Succession D. and h. keenan,; Pew No. e in 81
Patrek's Church, and large lot on St Andrew, be,
tween Apollo and BAochus streets. Succession
Lewis Kraii: Three story Brick Store, corner Of
Tehoupitoulas and St. Joseph streets.
March T-Sucoession Of j. G. Berntgen; Frame
House and three Lots MonteEHt, between L owe
and Gosdshiidren streets, Third District.
For particulars see plans at the Exchange fe5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

.rt +. GIrardey and 9. de Feriet vs.
EuFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
IL leans-NO. lS,9g6.-By virtue OF and in Obedience
to an order OF sale rendered February q 1853
q me directed Ly the Honorable the FIFTH
District Court Of New Orleans in tbs above entitled
cause will proceed to sell a. public auction on ths
premises hereinafter designated, on FRIDAY.
the seventh day OF February, 1855 at half.psst &
e'oiock p. NJ
The OONTENTS and FIXTURES Of a Tailor
Shop and sne furniture therein contained situated
at No. l6 Royal street, in tho Merchants and Auo-
toneers Exchange, second district a this city also
an assortment Of Cloth, Ca slmsre Velvet, etc. tn
who per inventory which can be seen in r1y
ofiCe
Personally seized in the above suit
Terms-Uash on TIE spot.
fe53t Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

TOBAOCO-ToBAGCO-T
5000 lbs. damaged manufactured Tobacco saved
from the Ere at 10 Fulton street.
BY ORDER AND FOR ACCOUNT or THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
DK GBAS. IT. NASH, AUCTEONBER,
40 Office Masonic Hall Auction Mart. eorser OF
St. Charles and Perdido streets-Will DO sold o n
THURSDAY, eth inst ant, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, 1t
% Fulton street, by order and for account of the
United States Government positively without limit
or reserve
5000 lbs more Or less. slightly damaged manufse-
TefnsNGssh in United States Treasury notes. fe5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05
AUCTION SALES.

PERRMpToRY SALE OF THE CONTENTS OF
the Now Era CotIeohouse at auction.
RY MuNTGOMERY, BROS. d. CO.,
~ r. NJ Montgomery. Auotioneer-Will be sold on
FRIDAY, February I. at 10 O'Clock, at No. lls BA
rome street.
THE CONTENTS OF THE NEW ERA COZ
feehouse consisting of Tables, CHAIRS French Plate
Mirrors, Engrfyings, Counters, etc.
--AIs9--
Two fine Billiard Tables,
The house is open for inspection every day from
10 A. M. till o'clock p. NJ.
Terms Dash in United States treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

Steamship Cuba. Dukehart, from Baltimore
23d ultimo, via Havana. (fifty-four
hours),. to Witherspoon, Halsey eco
Sd district
Bark Hawthorn, williams, from Boston, to
master-3d district %
Brig Ossipee, Twombly, from Boston, to
g A Fosdick &cO-lst district %
Brig Winfield, Osgoed. from Vera Cruz, iii
ballast, TO II I Vennard-1st district lG
Brig Glendale, Mcintyre, from Cienfuegos,
in ballast, to G A Fosdick &co-lst dis
trict Is
Schooner 3 NJ Wright, Freemen, from Bos-
ton, to Russell g. Hall-lst district ~
TowBoATs.
Heroine, Brown, from the Passes-Towed
down aud 10 sea, 25th ultimo, bark
Rambler, schooners Franklin, Billy
Butts, and Welcome-Brought up brigs
Ossipee, Winfield, and Glendale
Harry Wright, Wright, from the Passes
Towed down and to sea ship Reunion
and brig G W Geary-prought up bark
Hawthorn and schooner E NJ Wright
sTEAMBoATs.
Wild Duck, Adams, from Cincinnati, with
three barges.
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Gatchez.
Grey Eagle, Pratt, from Lake Providence.
Gen Jno A lQuitman, White, from Memphis.
Emma No 2, Moore, from Camden.
Irene Underwood from Jefferson.
Thos Powell, Aucoin, from Thibedaux.
Frances, Blakeslee, from Mobile-P RR.
Hetty Gilmore, King, from LafourChe.
BELOW O0AING UP,
British steamship Ed Hawkins, Walker,
from Grinnsby, England, to Silkenstsdt
eco
Bark Jennie Cobb, --, from Boston, to
G A Fosdick &co
Brig Nympha,. e, from Rio de Janeiro,
to Elliott & McKeever
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05
j. Ernest A1athleu vs.. ATchIbald BOrron


UoURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
Il leAns No. 20,e05-By virtue Of writ of seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable the
fOurth District Court Of New Orleans n tina
above entitled cause, will proceed 20 sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
CustomhOuse Streets in the Second District OF this
city, OK TUESDAY, the eleventh day Of February,
1853 at 70 O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz
Second District OF this CITY, in the sQuare bounded
By Bayou Road Gaivel, johnson, and Barracks
Streets and measuring about hfty-seven feet three
inches front on Bayou Road by about one hundred
and thrty-four feet three inches depth the limo
toward johnson street, and furtyi feet first
second depth the line toward aud fronting on
Galvsz street. and about tWehtyelght feet front On
Barracks street. according 20 plan of A. Cast&ing,
architect, together with all the ughts, ways. priv
lege, and dependencies; and sixteen shares OF the
Capital Stock OF the Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
attached to said property
Terms and Conditioner
]. The purchaser 60 the obligation in favor
of the Ctizeus Bank of Louisiana to secure sixteen
shares Of its capital stock attached to the said prop
erty, according to the charter OF the said bank.
. said purchaser to assume tho payment Of en-
outstanding note secured by mortgage on said prop
erty dated April u, 1866, for the sum Of ssven humid
red and thiTty-three dollars and thirty three and
one third cents and made payable IN two years after
date with per cent interest from the 18th day OF
April 1856 60 maturity and eight per cent thereai-
ter until paid.
8 And the balance payable cash.
Being the same property acquired b. Getenoaht
by purchase from the succession OF Alexander Ber-
glmni sr., per act passed before A. j. ker, notary
public in TINS citS, dated April l9, 1856
Geo. W. AVERY.
Sheriff Of the Perish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

CLOTI4u5G FOR ALI. SEASONS.
Cents Furnishing Goods,
TRUNKS, VALIsES, ETC,
A Large and Complete Assortment or tie
City and Country Trade.
STORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASES, ETC,
Comprising the whole stoesof
Areasrs. Dreyfas Brslhsrs & Co..
In Bankruptcy,
In the stores Corner Of Canal and Camp Streets.
sALEATAUorIoN BY ORDER OF
II. E.NOrtOn, Assslgnee,
By c. z. eIRARDEY co, AuotiOpesss
Office No. II Exchange Place.
TaURsD AZ, I5Til Or FEBRUARY. is6s, Al va
O'Clock A. Nj, at the stores Nos IS and 90 Canal
street and Nos and Camp street, corner OF Canal
and, Camp streets by order OF E. E. Norton, Esq,
Assignee in the Bankruptcy Of Mssars. Dreyfus
BrotheIs& Co., Will be sold at public auction
The whole stock Of assorted Clothing, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods. Trunks, VAlises Hats.
Caps, Show Windows and Gases, Counters Desks,
Fixtures Iron Safe, Gas xtures, etc. contained in
the stores of Mossrs. Dreyfus Brothers d o., cor
ner of Canal and Camp streets, in tho city Of New
Orleans, comprising large and elegant assortment
of
BUSINESS. DRESS, AND oVERCoATs,
PANTS VESTS, etc,
of the latest styles, and suitable for oil seasons
SHIRTS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, CRAVATs, and
COLLARS, UNDER and OVERSHlRTs,
DRAWERS, etc,
of Merino, Net, Wool, Flannel, Linen Lowell,
Check etc.
TRUNKS, VALIsES, SATOHELS, ETC.
in all vaietios-a very large and we'll assorted stock
HATS AND CAPS OF EVERY STYLE,
for Men, Youths, and Children.
This large and well assorted stock ig one OF the
most complete in this city and offers unusual in.
duoements to the trade for prompt supply at re-
duced rates as the whole will be closed out without
reserve.
Terms Cash, In L. 5. Treasury Notes
Catalogues Of tho stock vii be ready for distribu-
ton b. fore the sale. fe2
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2oOKnINDrNus RO4,kNe.
-ASp-
JOB PRINTING.
+. KUmNM0Lz.

An kinds Of Books and Hhaat Music bound in any
slJio 70 suit the customer None but che NEST siu
fui uorlmen arc employed. An work Va1ganisd -
give 8ati1laction. and win b dtns a. low q any
o4hoF establishment il The cts. rnlssssiag atanhan
gives % sll Kinds sf ruling. apM HH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

GREAT oENTRAL RoUrE EAST.

MILWAUKEE TO DETROIT, TORONTO
A1 Montreal Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Syracuse,
etc
Rasssnges trains on the Michigan Central Railroad
excepted. 4il6 a, Saturdays excepted, and % P
III, SATURDAYS and Sundays eKceDted An making
Passengers leaving Milwaukee via Chicsgo snd
aiiNenitee hair,ed, twice daily) conneet ~ Chica
90 with Michigan Central lrains.
Ihrpngh ticket va THIS route and sleeping herths
on night trainsl can BE- had Ia Milwaukee, ~ Union
Ticket office, Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad. and
At thair depot HhNtH o. WENTWORTH
Genera Western PASSENGER Agent.
HAWLEY COLE. Paaa. Ag'l. llilnankas. ans
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
"Wednesday, February 8, 1859


British steamship Mexico, Pitfeld, Tor Vera
Cruz-Creevy, Nickerson &co
Steamship Clinton, Beckett, for Galveston
CA Whitney &co
Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, for Arkansas
G P Deshon
Steamship Alabama, Benson, for Rockport-
G A Whitney AGO
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, for Pensacola
Master
Spanish brig yencedor, sureda, for BARGE
lonA--Master
British schooner Challenger, Joseph, for
Grand Cayman--E Pilsbury
Schooner J. F Smith, Grill, for New York
Master
Schooner G A Pierce, Farrar, for CIenfngos-
Jos Kelley
Steamer Planter, Newberry. for Mont
gomeFy-Master
Steamer sarah, Deering, for Moble-Aaster
Barge No 30, Coll, for st Louis-Master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05
BY G. E. eIRARDEY d co.


TUESDAY, THE 18TH FEBRUARY, 4 d
L commencing at II O'Clock A. "a n
continued caiy thereafter at the same +
until the entire stock is disposed Of, will +
bidder, BY or Ter of tue Assignees IN the Bankrupt
Of Messrs. Loeb, Simon Co, the entire stprh 81
DRY G0oDs, flXTUkES, etc surTsndsred
the bereht OF their creditors, obtained ia 10 fzr
Magazine streets. XII
The stock comprises a large and weSeiectee
sOrtment OF domestic and Imported sfatas iT
GOODS, carefully selected for the wholes 10 tglda
this city, and con sisil1g in part as follow
Bleaehed and Briwn COTTON "a 4
SHEETIRGS, SHIFTING, and PILiOV eAgf a.
Fancy aud staple PRINTS, ~" 'yFf.
Of great variety and Of tie most pogula Ell
manufactures
STRIPES, CHECKS, IlCkIN5s, and bEN
Of he best quality. and the most desira teic
PLAINS, KERSEYS, JE ms, q JTT0NALs
and OSNABURGS,
extra heavg, and suitable for plsnteticlrus use
Irish Linens and Linen D2r1ask; EowellBe Pop
Inns; MeFlnO5, French ard English; Brillfanls and
Tape Check, Cloths, DoesGin and Cashmere; Twill,
Plain, and Canton Hlannes; Delaibes ard Cash
meEes; Opera Fisnues; TartGns; EnElish German,
Cotton, ana Wooden Hosiery; Mslras, Cotton, Linen
Cambria, and Silk Handkercbiefs; Quite; low
els: Ihreadi Wopen, Cotton, and Silk Undershirts
Cloves Thread; Spool Cottoni Hooks and Eyes;
Buttons; Eyeiets: Linen and BObinet Mdsqeito
Bars, large assortment.
Lyonnese and Italian Cloths; Ginehsms; Bareges.
Mourning and Half mournngi English Madapalsns;
and large variety Of Brown Irish Linens Turkish
Towels Napkins, otc.
Descriptive catalogues Of the entire stock will be
ready the lth instant for distribution The stock
being extensive, and the variety groat, that it,
is difficult TO enumerate by advertisement the i'm
mense number Of articles oereain this attraction,
which IS well worthy the attention OF the entire dry
Terms,
Cash, in U. s. Treasury notes
By order of the Assignee fe4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05
ORLEANS.

THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDAls VS.. THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS EFT ALs-No. 2en2-
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
LEANS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05
THE CITY OF NEW oRLLAR .

HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoGNY
VS.. THE CITY OF NEW oRLEANy-No.
% SO7-sEcoND DISTRICT COURT or NEW
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AUCTION SALES,


O. E aIRARDEY T. L. MAcoS NIcH's = EoKx.
q +. GKRARDEX q CO..
REAL ESTATE AUoT1oNEERs.
Nos. IA and 1s Exchange Place.
Between Canal and customhouse streets, IN the
Merchants Exchange Building,
NEW ORLEANS.
win attend to the Sale. Purchase, and Renting Of
Real Estate as heretofore negotiate Mortgages and
attend to outdoor Sales OF every description. ID tt
EXTENSIVE AND uNREsERvED SALE
AT AUCTION
or
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOTS
COMPRISING
Five Choice Batture Squares.
SUITABLE FOR
COTTON PRESSES. WAREHOUSES, MANU-
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENT,
DEPoTs. ETC,
SITUATED IN
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THIS CITY.
ExTENDISa ALONG
NEW LEvEB, FRONT. AND WATER STREETS
AT THE HEAD OF
RACE, ORANGE, RICHARD, MAREFF, AND
ST. JAMES STREETS,
FoR AocouST OF TIE
HEIRS OF LIvAUDAIs AND P c. ROBIN
DELCGNY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

Eye and Earl beg to acquaint the public that
have removed to No. Basin street. and that can
be consulted, as heretofore on all diseases and de-
rangements Of the Eye and Ear, embracing Deaf.
ness. Noises. etc. w. L. DAVIS. NJ D.,
Aural Surgeon and Consulting ophthalmic Surgeon,
No. Basin street, cerner Of Canal,
myl0 " wed fri&sun New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05
RPEnIAI. NnTIGEN.

Meeting Of Csaeehouse Keepers-The
committee appoInisd for the purpose Of making ar
rangements for meeting Of the coifeehouse keep.
era hereby give notice that meeting will be held
at National Hall, Peydras street, between Franklin
and Liberty, on FRIDAY, February !. at half past
O'clock. A general attendance is requested.
JAMES MCGOWAN
fe5 3t OF the Committee.