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AUCTION SALES.


inches and lines front on Water street By 11l feet
and lines IN depth on the line OF los No. s. and l94
feet inch and Zines In depth on The lines q lots
and lines front On Water street.. Is fest inches in
Width IN the rear by "a feet inch and Lines u
depth on the line Of let No. g. and lgI feet inches
Lot No smeasurss d fsst inches and lines front
on Water street, rs feet inches in width IN the rear
BY Ol feet inches and lines in depth on the line Of
i9t O. and 10 feet inches and lines in deINh on
the line of lots Nos and Is. Lot No measures
y fess inches and lines front on Water street, p
lees cnes in width in the rear 1g By teet incnes
feet inches and tincs in depth On the line Of lot
NO ID. Lot no. 10 measures q feet inches and 8
lines trent on Water reet o feet inches in width
the line Of lot No o. and 1l9 feet inches and lines
in depth on the lns Of lot No. IL. Lot No Il meas
nres9 fest inches and lines front on Water street
inches and lines in depth on the line oil lot No To-
ana l32 feet inches and lines in depth the line
Of lot No, u Lot No. y forms the corner Of Water
and Market streets, and measures 2 feet inches
and lines front Water street, % feet INCHES IN
width in the rear by l32 feet inches and lines in
depth On the line Of lot No H. and ~ feet inches
No. IL measures q feet front Market street by O5
feet and inches in depth between parallel hines Lot
10: forms the corner Of New Leyee and Market t
on New Leyee street. % feet inches in width ~ the
rear ~ 100 feet in depth and front on Market street,
Lots Nos Is to 10 ncuaivey each % feet and
Iiuehes front on New Levee street BY 100 feet in
depth between parallel lines.
s. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, forming the whOla
OF triangle IS A, being os and q bounded by New
Levee, Water and st. james streets. Lot No
measures 1856 feet inches and lines front Water
street, lS9 feet inches and lines front on New
in the rear and on the line Of lot No. 2. Lot No.
measures 50 feet inches front Water street. 20
feet 'front.' on New LeEee street by 6s feet inches
and lines in depth the line Of lot No. l. and 80
feet inches and lines in depth and front on St.
james street
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9elu @tIeaus gsrabIisa'l.
Monetary and Commercial.
orF,cE OF THE DAILY REPUBLloAr.l
" THURSDAY EVENING. February %. lses 5

orFycE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIQAN,l
THURSDAY EvESIN0. February g. tses
We have no rev feature 70 notice in the
..onev market to-day. The banks continue
ss.ad ~ their customers, and are free lend
~ IN solid collatcTals, and on the street
.noS notes satisfactorily secured are nego-
ssted at l61l3 ~ cent u month. Mortgage
a.rei, is quoted at l20l5 ~ cent B5 aHnum.
ssere is II ample supply of available capi-
~ mi lenders are unwilling to accept any
Nj 1inexceptionable signatures.
flnld opened at 1394l304, against 1873
l,st evening, and after selling as low as
,,sss closed at 1899, apprcximating. nearer
y "a New York quotations than it has for
sorne weeks past. The sales included $1,000
y 1851; $1,000 and $4,000 at 1879; SlO, geo
"a 90. GOO at 1894; $780, 900 at 13et0l394;
"a l,fa At 1891; $1,000 at 1881; $1,000 and
sis60 at 1901; $1,000 at 1895, and $40 COO at
I'M: also, at the board last evening $4,000
Il isgI. A gold check on New York for
$4,000 was passed at 4 cent premium.
Xix demand was quite lively. In silver we
aa1s,ced sales Of $1,000 in American half
Ssilars at 1885, They are quoted at 1924
v The offerings OF foreign exchange were to
/ liberal extent, but there was little demand
svcepting for Al bills. The movement
rsvertheless was Of some magnitude, the
ssIes of sterling including f29. 200 blu OF
3 is5inp ana clear at 15lOl5l2; fll,0OO 10000
IA 6000), Al at 1872; 1850 private bankers
f u Ia and $4,000 at 109l for gold. In francs
4 ~ noticed sales of $4,000 Al commercial
\ u s.T6l; 100000 and 10000 at 1915, and
"a 400 $50 600 and 500, 000) at 3,732. Ster-
+. ink NAV be quoted at l5l@l52 for AL bill OF
Isalng and clear, and l530I54 for bank;
M francs ct 3.761l3.732 for AL CONNER
III, and 3.7Ofor bank.
Domestic exchange iuled at about pre-
yious rates, the banks checking on New
York at / d cent discount, and the sales OF
commercial including S225,0O0 New York
i slrht in several sums, to banks and diners,
1lf discount; 100000 as above at ll'l6i
"a GOO at s6all-16; $45,0 (Sl5.00O and
ss0 O00) at 4; and $50, 900 three days sight
xiSl6. The offerings were liberal, and the
market exhibited fair degree OF animation
Nothing was reported IN stocks, but there
al como inquiry for faYorite shares. AT
ihe board last evening q shares water
works changed hands at 500 a1d 4SO Bank
al New Orleans Goo and $500 AZ SIS,
CITY treasury notes were hrmer tor tne
isgne which were offered very spaIlngiY.
M statement that the circulation has been
selually diminished about S55,OO0 Oy the
burning of the $S43, 1856 SO yesterday, refs
rucs having been made for the BALANCE, nae
iavorabIe influence, and induced sellers tC
,,and aloOf in hope Of an advance, Tht
dealers continued to buy at l3@l34 for thu
+ llrre. and q for the small, and sell at l2td
gffor the former and for the latter. STATE
notes retailed at 2s discount. We heard Q
roineuiry for Bank of Louisiana notes.
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FIXED RED LIGHT AT HALF.MoON REEF
LIGHT STATION, MATAGoRDA BAY,
TEXAS.
OFFICE LIGHT House IEsPEcToR,
Eighth District, y
No. IL Cont street, New Orleans La, Feb, I3 1855
A fixed Red Light will be exhibited from
the Light Tower situated on the southern
extremity of Half-MooD Reef, in Matagorda
Bay, Texas, on the EVENING OF FEBRU-
AIRY Goth, 1865, from sunset to sunrise, and
thenceforth be so continued nightly. The
Illuminating Apparatus is dioptric, or by
lenses Of the sixth order. The focal plane
is at an elevation of thirty-fve feet above
the sea level. The Light should be visible
under ordinary circumstances five 90 nau-
tical miles. The iron pile foundation Of the
Tower is painted Black and the superstruc.
ture White.
BY order of the Light House Board:
CHARLES GREEN,
fell lot Inspector Eighth District.
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cOMMERCIAL


THURSDAY EvENHs. hcbuasy 20, 1868.
CorroNEThe sales oday amounted to 5000
tsles at irregular prices, showing an aver
~ falling of Of &c. We now quote ordinary
'1l2O03Oic.; good ordinary at 2l4t@22c.: low
'nlddIing 22k0224c.; middling 2S4G2ssc.;
and strict middling at -Cg24c.
The market opened with fair inquiry,
vance reported at Liverpool, without any
renewal of the previous excitement. Sub
seouentiy, the demand was more languldi
sad prices showed increased weakness,
nme sales having been made at
avery decided decline, but at a still later
f hour the movement became more ANNA
+ I'D, and the market rallied. Hence tne
hlling OF was not more than &C., although
sportion Of the business was doAe at
dtoline Of fully &c. Operations were check
"A by increased difficulty in passing the
ofilnary run of bill OF lading bills, and a
define in rates of ! % cent. The supply
ms fair, but O considerable portion Oh II
sasted Of speculation lots, which were
6tGxE.sonly 50 hhds. were received this
aorning. The demand 10 good at previous
l1ces, aud about 100 hhds., nearly all Ia
tficiass hands, sold at I00l0{c. " D. for
lskribr; l20l23c for common; l24c. for
nod common; 1899. for fair; l44o. for good
M; l4gc, for fully fair; l54c. for prime;
iilc. for choice; l69l6lc. for yellow clari-
isd; 16l@i7c. for whites and l4AN@l44c. tor
Neonds.
MoLAssEs-The receipts this morning were
toafned to n barrels. The demand Is good,
and the supplies were sold at COO. ~ gallon
lr reboiied; soc. for Centrifugal, not re-
itsled; and 550e5e. for fermentLDg.
ARRivkLs FROM TIE WEST There have
been no arrivals since our report Of yester
ious-The stock is small, the assortment
= poor, and buyers are awaiting better sup
pies, which are expected very soon. There
were sales BY auction to-daviof SO bbls. dam
ned at s. O5, and $50 do. at Sc 05 u Dbl
BY the regular trade only 625 bbls. were
aold, OF which 100 choice, 100 do, and 100
40 on private termsi % hne ct " %; tyu
Ifeble extra at So as; 100 choice at $l3 SO,
ahd 30 40. AZ Si4 rs q Dbl. a5
Cons There is very little on the landing,
Bat there appears to be little or no demand.
Ruyers are awaiting . better supply. The
Aies to-day arc confined to 1875 sacks, Of
Which 275 mixed ct CSC; 100 white on she
lndinR at 9zc. 200 and $50 do. at CSC. and
le in store at 81 y Dusnei. 81.
0ATs-0nly 100 sacks sold today at SIC
BnaS--Is iobblng at 81 80 W te0 ms.
= NHAx-Is dull Ii Is selling to the trade
j $40 . ton for poor Western, and S22'02'
I1r prime. ~,
Poax-There is very little on hand. but
here does not appear 10 be any demand a
wholesale. Buyers are awaiting supplies
AZ retail a brisk business isdoing at $22 q
02g 50 y Dbl. for mess, 100 bbls sold II
I1l8 at these figures. 40.
flhRD--A lot Of 125 kegs prime sold to-da1
az I5ac., and one Of rs kegs at l6c. q 10
rierces are scarce and command IN JOB
bling way 15c. q b.
B1coa-The market Is bare. The few
casks remaining in the hands Of dealer
we're sold at llc. b %. for shoulders ant
dbbed sides, and f5c. for clear sides. b
apetian there were sales Of 500 piece
asmagod shoulders on the landing at 9IQ
100. = n. fsto
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


Dir. Il. +. Wright, DESTROYS Of spending tire
summer in the North will leave the city soon. All
friends wishing his services will do themselves a
favor b giving him call as he has reduced his
already low dental charges one half in greenbacks.
No. l5s Customhouse street. between Dauphine
and Burgundy. fel6 oawS
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D. 5 MARsHAIis SALES. +



Vailed States EInrahaI's once, Daatrfee
stss y ss. Pat.eraoa = Medere A.
A LAS klERI FACIAs AGAINST PIAIETIFF
Mrs Eiizs6sth Emis Bs y. 'i Kosds WsSow s1d
wit oi Alias sr a ass issss s. ne
s9Snersn.s sns mnlsea ststss Circuit Court sor ne
the eboss suit e9d received BY ne the l2h d De-
eoTdins to law on TU tie sth day q ro6
1852, at ~ o'oicok n, At the Merahanisi and AUG.
and Streets Tie focwlus noVabis G and
GFef LAND ss..b,i.bs ana
cultivated Sugar Pantetfop, situate in the par
ish Of Orleans On the right bank Of the Alssissgpi
leans, having twenty I'VE and half aIpents said
river, fourteen arpents of~hich on tie upper side
eleven aud Mali srpsnts % The lower side nave
Depth q sesentytiys zrponts. bounded on one side
pubic road sadns e tie parish he Of PiSau sa1i
t6bsesner Elth all the bndings and improvements
One sngsrhouss with Machinery and Apparatus,
yn IN, NAE DSs.eine house and outbuildings.
89ne htae,s twenty Negro Cabins,
And also the following stock and farming uten-
Twentya Mules TWENTY-FIVE Flows, ane nine Carts,
the Judgment rendered IN Ills case Ia favor II M
s9a oos With ana ap p It ss
above Described property. asqairsd BY the said
sale made il the said suit hy the late marshai q
this court on the go June, 1866
Terms Of Sale-This being the second adiudea
ton, the above described property vii be sold at
twelve months credit, the purchaser being required
to furnish good and sufficient joint and several
curity,with special mortgage Cd the said property,
bearing interest at eight per cent per aonu andto
pay in cash hInouHt to cover all costs of suit
amounting to about &l000 one thousand dollars,
more or less.
Costs VI deed and internal revenue stamps record
ing; etc. at expense Of purchaser.
United States Mafahal's Once, W. 0-ieAns,
February II, 1865. 49,
No. f23-felg Is mhh District % La1l.- =. a.
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Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, from Pensacola,
to J G Rogers &co
Steamship W q Hewes, Trip, from In
danola and Galveston, to G A Whitney
kcoZlst district
Schooner Walter Smith, Giant, from ApalG.
chicola, to master-NeW Basin
Schooner w NJ Merriman, Bellows, from
Galveston, to VIM Goldenbow--Point
Schooner John H French, Burgess. from
Galveston, to Jos Kelley-Point
TowBoATs.
Vulcan, Perfect, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea barks ossipee and
Fruttajuola
sTEAMBoATs.
Nick Longworth, Irwin, from Louisville.
Iberville, Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Aloe, Radovich. from Lower Coast.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-P RR.
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ro nNNT oI. ZOE SALE.

A very desirable Double Cottage, on the cor
uer of Bellcasbel and Constant streets, Jefferson
City, containing six rooms, gantry, kitchen, ser
wants room, two cisterns garden, fInit trees and
ahrubbery; also, stable room. 1t viii be sold on
accommodating terms, or rented the Whole or half
Apply at the Republican office. jail
no RENT.-A NEWLY BUILT TWO-sTORY
i Brick Dwelling, with al modern convenisnoes,
No. Rampant street, few doors above Canal
street. Possession given immediately. Apply TO
n. Gernon. No. Story Building nos
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~
cSIxTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
- leans. No. % 7b1-ly virtue Of writ q seizure
and sale 10 me drecled BY the HoperAble inc sl5tn
District Court Of New Orleans, IN me aDoHe
cause / will proceed 70 sell az pubic elo-
zion Al the llsfuhants' and Auetioneers E1-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Cnslonl-
hoIse stroefs Ia tbs Second Distrlct 81 thae city On
FRIDAY, the twenty hrst Day OF Aepiqt11. Ae.ei
at e clock -. the following desosipsa pispetss'
a eostaln LOT or GROUND, togeshsr with Az
ne nniidinrs ana improvemanla tneFeons rigntHl
Wsys' and PRIVILEGES therslntq be.n9zlng or q an
a. sfIl N . III TIC square bounded By Camp. Julia.
fIa - e. al St Joseph 8lroetg end haFl14 40
] y ~ easnra thirtTtWo feet irQnt on hAA4a
80. .t.-I II = one hundred aad GEiy-nino feet nln-
/ H. Il Or lass depth between parallel ' 81
I e1 o. "a HloIn, le4o 1lrVaEor, oate1 slIf
! issrS ala. and deposited In the oiileq 2. -
1 ~ notary public in this city. ,s.s.,,
] -+0r . HaIao plspeltT SECURED BY ee.s..,.s-
III ID made 81 TIE solh day at tlt ~ ~ ~
/ r|E Arcade, ~ virtue o. a ef1isas " 7, y.
I u Court vi New urlQdqfis 4at s u NJ
t.. rendered Ia The natter = A1ssA-~ p
l - orcditorH
81 above f4it. I.a
2 - - q {iAaR w. ANEavs
= sheriff u he Paris. q vfiteAl
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AUCTION aALHa.
sAhEs or REAL ESTATE
NIX o. =. eInARDEx ~ CO.
AUcnoEEERs, oFFIuE II zxcHASaE PLACE.
Aaetion Aales at the
MEKonANTs, . AuoIIoNEERs' ExoAANeE.

MERCHANTS 4 AUcTIoNEERs' EXCHANGE,
On Royal Street.
February zl--Assisnee's sale Ct VIM Quay, at No.
is Camp street, At 10Y O'Clock A. n the entire
Stock and Fixtures Of a Photographic establish.
ment Furniture, etc
February 2s-Hsirs Of DeIogny and Ligaudais vs..
tho City Of New Orleans; One hundred and seven
batture lots on New Levee Front and Water streets,
Race, Orange. Richard Market, and st. James
strseta Assignee's sale IN Bankruptcy OF Jacob
Barker. one-half interest in threestory Brick
Store DO, 1es Common street, between uarondslet
and Baronne streets. The double four-story Brick
Store Nos "a and s. Baronne street, between Gravier
and Unien streets. The threestory Brick Dwelling
No. 60 Baronne adjoining the corner Of Baronne and
Gravier Streets Two Lots. with batture privileges
on Tchoupitouias and Water streets between Eighth
and Ninth streets. Two-story Frame Dwelling. cor
ner of Carondelet and Felicity streets. Twenty two
Lots Of Ground comprising the whole square bound
ed by Magazine, Peters avenue Live Oak, a1d DC
taviA Streets in Rickervile, with two double and
one single Frame Cottage, Car Sheds, Stables etc.
Four Squares Of Ground in Metairieyills, on the
Metairie road, near the Juliz street Canal and
Nstairie course, with Cottage House and other
Improvements thereon.
February 29.-succsssion Mrs E. GsrmAn A
Double Cottage and two Lots corner OF Orange and
Annunciation streets, facing Annunciaton Square.
Succession D. and r. Keenan, Pew Ne 81 ct.
Patriok's Church, and large Lot on ST. Andrew, be-
tween Apollo and Bacchus streets. Succession
Lewis Krai; Three story Brick Store, corner Of
Tchouptouas and 81. Joseph streets. Succession of
Pierre sauve A large tract Of Land in the parish of
jefferson, and lots and squares Of Ground in the
town of Carrolton
March 7--Sueces5ion Of j. @. Berntgen; frame
House and three Lots on Montegnt, between Love
aud Goodchildren Streets Third District
March A-Sucoession of Ellen Ross; Two story
House No. 1874 Chippewa, between Felicity road and
ST. Mary street.
For particulars see plans at the Exchange. fel2
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d. H. scRuGGs. FRANK A, BARrLErr
CCRUGes q BARTLETT.
AaetiOneera,
NO. roHoUpTToULAs STREET,
AND
ia 2ltf No. 4 New Levee-
SHERIFF'S SALES.

David Jamisons DntAve TestnaAentNHS
Executor ys P0ris Ohildresa- -
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT or NEW olslhA ~ q;
SNo se5-By virtue Of and n q e sss ana 70 no
order of sale rendered February ~ ne, ~ G,,9
directed by theHonorable the sixth Rlss,.Ss So l
Of New Orleans, in the above aS w
~, eonrth dav II fIafnh, 1858. atl035 CLOCK n ~ ~
,Hs-shonSs No a3 jefferson street, n tne ne9ono
Da ~ II f4f1iIIsTHOlD FURNITURE knd AAoaA'
mig FFFEOqS taken from the nease Ne. - la.el.
At my siieasnslly seized in the aboss snit.
Terms ---- - GEORGE ". AvERY,
fsal "a mia sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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Ship F P Sage, Cronk, for Havre-W r
Bsddendorn
British schooner Angelina, Ward, ,or
Utilla, In ballast-Master
Schooner Three Sisters, Mclean, for Rua.
tan--E Pilsbury
Schooner Arcine, Harder, for MOBILIZE +
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TNgTRUOTION,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DHXsIcIANs' DRUG STORE
NO. $50 DELoRD STREET. Con, OF ST. CHARLES
Opposite TiVoi Oircls.
Fresh Medicines aud medical advice for all dis
eaaes whether chronic recent. be obtained at
This ostablishr1sut; also Surgical attendance and
wounds dressed by competent and experienced Ply
gOians and Surgeons 81 all hours OF the day or night
Once consultations free of charge.
aei0 Tur5 4 n "
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FOB RENT,

no RENT - LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
i store-one of the finest in the cityNo. lA2 Canal
street, near OArondelet street. Il is susceptible Of
being divided into two stores To good lessee it
will be rented cheap. Inquire Of
NJ. GERNON, No. 2 Story Building,
fe2 Corner of Camp and Common streets.
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Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Onefourth of the price OF adjudication cash, in
legal currency Of the United Staies and the balance
III equal install ments maturing at one, two, three
and four years from the day of sale, represented by
notes OF the purchasers payable to their order
and BY them indorsed bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per aunum from the day Of sale until
final payment; said notes to be secured by special
mortgage and vendors privilege on the property
sed the act Of mortgage to contain the penal clause
OF i've per cent attorney fees in OF legal pro.
ceedings to collect the mortgage notes or any Of
them; the said notes to be divided into coupons OF
such amount may be necessary to effect division
between the parties interest The acts OF sale and
United States revenue stamps attached at the eX'
pense of tt purchasers before II. G. Dibble, Esq,
City Notary.
N. R-The interest of the city of New Orleans in
the above described property being one half, pur
onasers will have the right and privilege Of payment
OF their purchases in city currency IN whole OF part
to the extent of the said interest of the city
Jazz % q Is 26 fel 24567s 20 81 2223M25
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BOARDING.

s~~---7-' S---~---S~ - -,
boo H AND BOARD PLEASANT
N Rooms and Board for families and single gem
tlemsn can be obtained by immsdiats application st
1872 Julia street. is2h
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The Headquarters Of the Ra dica Republican
Party, and of the Committee to conduct the cam
paign, and Of the State Central Executive Commit
tee at No. II Dryadss street. near Canal street.
Republicans from the country and city are invited
to cali and obtain documents and circulars for dstri
button. fels
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

First Ward CIab.-Radicat Republicans of
the FIRST Ward notified that this Club
meets EVERY TUESDAY evening at O'Clock at
Polyrnnia Hail. corner polymnia and St. Charles
streets GEORGE W. NADER.
Presidents
JOIN L. RRowE, Secretary. feT I'm
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
L for the District Of Louisiana, No s9f9-Bg virtue
OF writ Of venditioni exponas to me directed
ia the above entitled suit viii proceed to sell 70
FEBRUARY 1863 At twelve 0i2) clock NJ, At United
States internal revenue bonded Warehonse No, D
eituRte corner Of Julia and Foucher Streets
One STILL and appurtenAnces, and one EN-
Tsrms-oash at time of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes
United States MarshhIs Onees New OrleAnSs
tenth day Of February, 1888.
Eo qa5-falI Is isaf
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ustaekSzOOd g. Davenport rs. Schooner
Sea Bird her Tackle, Apparel and furniture.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i for the District Of Louisiana, No, e90s-By vir-
tue OF writ Of fen facias to directed in the above
entitled suit, will proeeed TO sell to the highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY the fourth day OF
irs nee to the Customhouse on Old I.syee street
The Schooner Sc A BID, her Tatkel Apparel.
and Furniture as she now lie in the Mississippi
river at about opposite Desire strest, Third District
Terms Of Saie-This being the second adiudica-
il will bring al twelve months credit the purchaser
being required to furnish good and sun1cisnt. gohs
and several security, and special mortgage on the
property sold bearing interest a. the rate % ~ PEI
een uer annum and 60 pay in cash an amount equal
to ene.half the costs, say about $3.50. Deed AnG
stamps at expense of purchaser.
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