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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

bIhAMboAT6s
Wild wagner, Goddin, from Natchez.
Dexter, Montgomery, from Louisville.
Mary Carroll, from Mohile-P RI,
Lizzie Tate, Pickett, from Red River.
New Era, Tncker, fom Jefferson.
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created from the Degtnntn for the sole DUR
pose Nv bein the servant NV the son NV
Japheth, and, incidentally, he wove in q
most conclusive defense nv the evangelicitv
Nv ketchin niggers with dorgs. 10 the
master he recommended justis, tempered
with such Christian forbearance ez eech fed
he could atford--t0 the servant entire sub
mission, ez It wuz the will NV the Lord. Ez
the old man wuz In his peforashen, Their
wuz heerd up the swamp the sound Nv
dorgs. The yells In the distance, ez
faint ez the whisper NV a mother, grew
neerer and neerer, until the melojus voice
nv the whole pack wuz g chimin in our
GERS. The preacher stopt aud prickt up his
GERS, as did every one in the Congregation,
The report Nv 8 rife wuz heerd, and
ahreek foliered II.
"Be Quietln sed the good old man. tTps
nothin. Perkinses man John run av9avlast
Thursday, and this mornin Perkina started
out after hin with Bustin's dOrps, IT'S an
ever now, and yoo kin render PeFl<ins no
assistance. That shot finlsht the desprit
man, and the dorgs are by this time onto
him. 0, why VIII they run od and make
me ketchln " EN- even on the Sabbath
work Of necessity and mercy.
Just then fresh yelp Ina the hounds
showed that the preacher ~ wrong. The
Niger he'd not been nm, hat he'd
played poasum aud he'd started for 4
fresh run. The congregashen started
lor ehe door and in. mint /
they were out pelLmef surroundin TIE
clump Nv woods into witch he had taken /
refuge. In few minnits the dOfga chased |
BIN cut, and q revolver shot laid him /
corpse. Peacefully they returned to the /
church, where the pastor. his cheeks CLOWN |
with the exercise, pronomnoed the bendtck- /
shen and the congregashen separated.
Gladly wood heV stayed there, butt Wuz i
impossible. For me the couniok--I am /
NEEDED where there Is 1ghiin to Dc. The /
aext day borrowed aeve8leen dollars fmy 1
kind entertainer and rode away leclin that i
1ne day tins spent would compensate me /
lof all { cndoored among the Michigan scof /
|ofB. Wood there were more SIGH oaai8e1.
PETROLEUM ". MASSEY, r. M,
(Wieh Il Posimestey)
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gtlp Orleans Republican.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATES,
'FlClAI JOURNAL OF THE REPUBllCAN PAHTY'
THE SLAVE SHIPS.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

THAT fatal, that per6diou' bark,
iltr the eclipse and rugged WITH curses darE;
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05
Nouvelles.
disparaltrc.

LOUISIANA -''Faute de retours ltgaux, dit
le Secretaire d'Etat, les votes des paroisses
Avoyeles, Quest -Feliciana, Franklin, Jack
son, Jefferson, Orleans, St-Bernard, Sabine,
st Jean -Baptiste, st Martin, Terrebonne ct
Washington, ne sont pas complies" Est ce
Quun defaut de forme saurait invaider la
volonte populaire ? Quand lie peuple vote
blanc, faut-ll qu'on interprcte nor Celia
nest pas admissible, ct lie Congress n'accep-
terra pas sur des lettres de creance douteuses,
NM. Menard ct Sheldon L'escamotage Sc
rait trop violent. Au rests; 81 ir rrtonr :
illegal, contraire a la forme, a qui done Ia
faute, sill vous plHit
La Nouvele Orleans est calme, ct mes
sieurs les bourgeois y parlent de taxes ct non
de politique. Parler beaucoup, chanter quel-
que peu, celia ne meme pas grand d'chose.
NoUvEAu MoNDE.-La Legislature de IA
abama s'occupe des Klu -Klux ct prohiLe for
meIIement le masQue. ne fait pas en-.
core de discours, mais il commence CONVEX
SER Nauraiton pas un flux de paroles re-
douter de celui qui fut 81 longtemps muet p
Le general Meade f;it un rapport de sa
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condnite ct demanda une augmentation de
pouvoir.-A sa prochaine session, le Congress
s'occupera tout d'abord ct tout naturellement
de finances.-HaII etc nomme maire de
New-York-Le juge Chase, a Richmond, q
virtuelIement decide que les lois de confsca-
ton etaient constitutionnelles. Bah Cest
peu honnete.-Grant est Boston, a New
York, partout.-La revolution ne fait que
croltre ct embellir Cuba. Les revolution
naires Sc mesurent bel ct bien avec les
tronpes nationales de Lersundi, ct les rap
ports du capitaine-general, bien one fayo
rabies Ia cause de po,dre, nannoncent
point 10 fin des hostilites ct In defaite des in
snrges. En- tout cas-, les escaves de Tile de
Cube sc vendent au rabais ct trouvent a
peine des acheteurs. Nest ce pas la un
signe
VIEux MONDE Napoleon SQUIRE cruelle-
ment dune diabete, ct il sen venge contre
les journanx de ropposition.-A Ia fin de
lannee, sill ny pas fin pour quelqu'un, le
Mon;teur s'appellera le "NIonitenr oficiel de
l'empire. ."-Malgre les intrigues de Prim ct
consorts, il y Ell de grandes manifestations
republicaines en- Espagne, snrtout Sara
gosse Les Cortes nempecheront pas Ia revo
luton d'eclater demain. .-Longfellow est
Genes. Bancroft dine en- Prusse. Da.
Wis engage les Anglais IA explorer Jerusalem.
La refine Victoria a eu NAL aux dents. I'm
soulevement serieux Ell lieu il Bologne, ct
les paysans italiens ne yeulent pas payer les
taxes.-Bismark appelle son chien Napoleon.
s'ennuie Guillaume bolt ct sc.
tonne detre CONSIGNMENT altire-Alexandre
cause avec I'm vieux Pope.-Les files de Les
bos font lamour.-On trouve une epine
dorsale de baleine aux carrieres Montmartre.
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Feuilleton du LOuisia,,ais.
LIE GAuLo1s EN- AmER1QuE.
Chap. NXVII.

Filoselle await la nostalg gle.
Ces, etrange NAL que lie NAL du pays, ct ben
des dhommes Ell ont eprouve les mortelles iris
tcsscs.
Dicu lie voulut ains. sans doue pour que lie La
pom des giaces polaies vint point habiter lie al-
bonrs Sant-Antoine avec une fame d Esqui-
ma,lx.
Que youlez-vous La patrie NEST pas tout a iait
une fantaise ideae, ct rage ne saurait batir son
aire au SONNET dun pommier de Normandie.
La patrie repr6sente lie berceau, le tot OH vous
avcz grand, lherbe OH vous vo,s Ates roules le
clocher qui earillonnat fates du village, la jeune
file qui SQUIRT la PREMIERE lie pere, la mere, les
treres, les as, ct tone cette gurande de souvenirs
roses ct charman,s qu vous attire malgre vous a Ia
France OH il fEspasne du passe.
Prenez un jeune c,Iman, exileze pendant un
demi-siecr, adoucissez les amertlmes de son exil
par toutcs les tendresses que merte son infortune
puts rendez lie un beau jour son bayou fangeux
lie caiman vic bondira. Sc pr6cipitera dams son
trou, pleurera de joe ct de bonheur. Estce que le
souvenir nest pas la m6moire du cnur
Filosee n'aimait pas precisfment la France des
Merovngens DIES Carovingiens, des Capetiens
des Valois, des Bo1T5ons ct des dOrleans, bier
quill sn son historic EN- veritable patriotic; mas
amait la France. La France etat pour lui lie syno
nyme de toute grandeur ct de toute noblesse, !,
reine des nations que Diem crea pour Ia gloire e
pour la liberte.
| Etait.ce ben une illusion?
Lhistoire par!e assez eoquemment pour que le
doute ne soft pas permis.
| En- tout cas-, illusion on non, lusion serait en-
core sacree, car ellie prend sa sosrce dams que
ceur human de plus noble.
Nous ne devons pas trop rre dun Beige qui mel
sa Belgique la tste de la civilsation, dnn Hollan
dais qni recame pour la Hollande le premier rang
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La pa,'vre bette traine peniblement Ia pate ct
parait inconsolable.
Tn grand malheur do fapper strongman, ct
ses amis Sc sont mis- sa recherche fouillant les
halliers, interrogeant les buissons, 6tudiant les
pstes, ne dGcouvrant rien.
GENTILLY.-Le march6 monetare de GENTLY
EN- St-Jacques est 'dulp'
Aucune transaction importante ne s'est faite de-
puts huit jours.
Les marchands nettoent leurs balances, cirent
eurs vieux souliers recolent les dix sous d6chir6s
chantent lie refrain de "Seur Anne.
Depus quill est question de incorporation de
Gentilly Ia Superbe, douze candidats cabalent pour
les fonc,ions de maire.
Nous amons louer TN tel patrotisme.
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Napoleon III otfert la croix a Gavroche.
Gavroche Ia superbement refus6e, disant: Pour
qni me prenez-vous!
savezvous que les empereurs sont insolents
-Ltditeur du "Rev"il'' etc condamn6 1000
francs d'amende ct leux mois de prison.
L, editeur de la Tribune et6 condamn6 j
1000 francs d'amende.
L'edeur de l''Avenir'' etc condamn6 . 1000
francs d'amende
Lediteur du Temps etc condamn6 2O0O
francs d 'amende.
L'tliteur du journal de Paris a etc condamn6
i 2O60 francs d'amende.
Pourquoil
lis avaient encourage les subscriptions pour lie
monument Baudin.
Les commentaries sont superfus.
-Quelqu'un demandat Victor Hugo pourquoi
il restait s'exile volonaire.'
Pour metre point r6pondit le poste, scrviteur
volontaire.
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ChinOn ct Meud0n.

Chinon est une vile ..
Du pays des Turons,
Plus belle que Seville .....
Et tOus ses envirolls.
La Chinonaise est rose
D'amour ct de printemps;
lie Chinonais 8 arose
LIE gosier de wins blancs.
Or, c'est en- cette vile ..0.l
Que naquit sans apprets,
Dune honnete famiIle,
Entire deux cabarets,
Rabelais lie bon sirc!..
1T on dit d Chinon
Que semLlable messre
Helas ne naquit ono.
Quoiqu'il en- soft, mes freres,
Rabelais buvait sec
Et disait ses prieres
En "Semper ct donec."
II fut peut-etre encore
Cn docteur magistral,
Car Montpelier honore
Son bonnet doctoral.
Rabelais fut a Rome,
Y connut moinillons,
Et Sc prouva que lhomme
Est un tas de haillons.
Mais l'endroit on Panurge
Sc trouve content, girls,
Joyenx, Gaulois. sans purge,
Est Meudon pres Paris.
A Meudon, le bon Pere
Semble oublier son froc,
BENT sa chambriere ".." ...-
Et Sc mire en- un broc.
J. G.
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II est en- Amerque des hommes, quelque.
fois dcs hommes intc'Iigcnts, qui revent tout
bns l'F,mDire
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MOkI1ION..-.....-.-. --.-....-..-MONITIOs
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
OF NEW ORLEANS.
MOsI1ION



To all whom these presents shall come. greeting:
whereas Michael wheeIahan having purchased sale
made by the Of the Parish Of Orleans the property
he einaf described has pped ~ the Cler< Of this Court
In the deed Of sale recorded the eleventh
day Of March. 1868 for on advertisement IN
conformity OF The Legislature of The state Of
louisiana approved March Is 1855 entitled An act
tive t. mentions and mode Of proceeding"
Now theref know ana ali Interested herein
hereby cited and admon he'd the Of tue state Of
the Fourth district Court Of New Orlesns
whOcnn right tlle claim In and to property
the order decree Judgment of the Court uncr which tbs
any irregu arity legality the appraise
advert time manner OF sale. for
any other defect whatsoever. to show within thirty
days from the y this inserted In pubic
papers ny the made shoald not be .endrmsd and
oogsied The said property sold BY the Sheriff Of the
Pari,b aforesaid, the ninth Of March 1853 By
vre Of Of this Court rendered on the 18th day Of
Nc Obj and George BnbbeEo 20t OF the docket Of TINS
Court-st which sa Michael Wheelahan became the pur
chaser for the price % S5z5 o.
rescripion Of properly given In the judicial con-
veyanee. viz:
certain square ground the Fourth District Of this
city designated BY the No 06 bounded By Second Third
Dorgenois Broad and Mepomeue streets Sad square Is
divided into % lots numbered from 10 % inc usive .s
fs5s deposited in the Office Of Bousy notary pub this
city for reference which said messnres follows To-
via 469 feet inches lines front on Third STREE lao
feet inches and lire fsni Broad stree inches
and lines front on Mepomene street h5 feet inches and
lines front Second and 264 feet and lines front
Dueenos street together with al the rights ways privileges
and sppurensnces III beioneng or In any wise spps
tanning Being the property acquired by desendantz
purchase from Mis- o. McKes act passed bessre VIM
shannon nstsry pubic in this city on the ssh June 1850
4 D. 1858 DICK
Deputy Clerk
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FeR CEMENT.

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,l
Firth military DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La April 3, 1868.
Sealed Proposals. invited and will be received At this
Office until II TIL RSDAY tho 9th day OF Apd for
delivery this cry. within thirty 80 days from date Of
ceptance Of proposal off,
80 Parrels Of CEMENT.
Cement must BE- Of best quality and viii be subject to in
spection before acceptance
invited TO be present
The United States the right to reject all
bids
Proposals must be Proposals for Cement and
addressed to undersigned.
sienedl CHAS. H. fOMPkINS.
Brevet Breadier General ane Chief NJ.
Firh Military District.
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EOB 8ALE-REAL EsT HUN.
dred Cottcn and 6uear Plantations. located the 6st
portons OF he cotton anf growing hges Also nes
Plsnsstsns or.nes Orehsrds and srss oedss o. vs
Properly improved and unmpovsd IN the orm Of rssissncs
stores building lots and squares favorabIe terms Ia
wish ng 70 invest vii do ven call and or Pryor.
usk Nj = Gard, Ral Es1a1s Aosata n = oaFonoaso
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pRoPosALs FOR LUMBER AND sa1SGLEs.

OFFICE CHEF QuAKrERnAsrKR,
FIFTH Military DIsrEcr. y
New Orleans Louisiana, APRIL 1863
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and viii De received At
this Office until II WEDNESDAY, the 6th Say Of Apr
1865 the del very In this city within thirty CD days from
date acceptance Of proposal. Of
lX3 al ieet Rough Yellow Pine LUMBER;
5000 Cypress SHINGLES Is inches
Specifications o. Lumber be seen At this once.
Bids viii be opened at hs time shove named and bidders
are invited to te present
The United States the right to reject any or all
ds
Proposals must be indored Proposals for Lumber and
sA"s' ciAS n ToMPKTNs
Brevet Brig Gen. and Chief Qusrterma-ter
Fifth Mil sry District
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STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DKPAKrxExr,
New Orleans, March IL, 1868
WHEREAS application has been made To
w cancel the official bond Of John Maskew, de-
ceased constable Of the First Justices Court In and for
the Parish Of Orleans wit bond dated Nay 9th, 1866
for the (S5000 Eve thousand dollars signed By
John Makew principal and Patrick Halpn and ]. O.
Davey securities the said bond being for the a mi
performances BY the said John Makew Of bis duties as con-
stable, Aforesaid,
Notice hereby all persons the said
bond show In writing at the office 81 Secretary Of
State within ninety days afr the last publication hereof
why the said bond should be cancelled and annuled
Given my hand snd Seal Of the Of the above
date and the Independence Of the United States the ninety
second. JOSHUA BAKER,
By the Governor:
J. II. HARDY Secretary Of State. g
EfAI DE Ia LoUIsIkEE, DKPARrxxErT L'ExzcUrrr,
Nouvelle- Orleans le 10 Mars 1863
TTENDU, qu'une application ma etc
N faite csnceement du bond oice de John Mas
decede connetabe du Premier COur de Justice
dams paroisse doresns, sayoir: On bon date
e d. mai 1866 pour Ia de 5000 cling mile pias
tres signe par John Maskew principal Patsick
Hapin ct j. C. Dsvey securities les conditions d1
dit bon etsnt Accomplishment fdee des devOrs du
dit John Maskew. susdite
present tous interesses dams
Ia dte obligation, de ecrit bureau du
seeretare dEtat pendant vingdx jours Apres e
dit ben serait par ellie ct annule.
Donne signature ct e de rEtat Ia date
.usdite ct de Undergraduates des
douzeme JOSHUA BAKER
Par le Gouverneur:
j. n. HARDY Secretaire d'Etat
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cHAs. 7. MssH's SALES.

CONTINUATION OF GREAT SALE OF UNRE-
DFFMED PLEDGES OF OVER TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF DIAMONDS.
GOLD And SILVER WATCHES CHAINS AND
JEwfIRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. AT ST.
enables LOAN OFFICE, Is ST. HAIRLESS STREET.
Bv CHAs. +. NASH.
AucrIoSKKR-odce Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner St. Charles and rerdido strsets
H,UEoDAY, s.h ipst NJ 81. Charles Loan
Once, Is st. Charles street. without limit reserve.
will be sold INt.I III N0 .
One Of the Largest and Choicest Stocks Of Damonds
Double and Sngle-cased old 81 Waxches Brsce eta
Chains. Spoons, The Diamonds Of the FIRST water
the ole bene Of he srges and valuable
Of ne Jewey offered auction In the South
affords he chance Of speculation aud Others
HT-TFRxs-Cssh in U. s r-easur Nofes-
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SAFE OF LoUIslANA-rHEsR DISTRICT COURT
Of New oTlesns,M,S Catherine Fatsey James Mol
HEREHY CERTIFY, ON the esth day Of
March, S6s judgement was rsndered in this Court IN the
IN motion Of g. H. Br.uehn, Of counsel fo- plaintiff and
It dered adudeed that the Judgment by
made ns and accordingly BY that Judgment seps atom
T and estate Be and The j. hereby rendered in
Mso5 and against the defendant James Moloy, her hus
Ss Ssns si1s n m sSsss 18Th lsss nf
signeS, April ID, 1868. f ~. "a .eI5.
q the sas At The city q sss Orleans on this 81
E 81 the United states ninety
a77 4 A. LIgAUDAIs, Deputy Clerk
ETAT DE LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coUR DE
District de Ia a. s, Catherine Flat
JEPAR LIE PR EsENT CEHTIFIE. cue lie
2sisms Jour De mars sss iassmea TIT reniu en- eet'e
sur otion de O. Braugbn de conseii pour s painve
sur les procedures ct la de la deaade du
ordonne aduge dserste que Judgement par
final que ugement de separation es Is prophetic SOFT
s meme est par le percent cit ugement en- favour De- Ia
10y ct eOnre defendant james Motley mari
EsDeu, Mars lie 2s 1888 ot
Siene Avri lie 2 1868.
En- tenoigne jai sxse main ditte cour
dams Ia VILE de la Nouvee Orleans. le 3iems jour davr
rannee de Notre segneur mil soxante hut
sat e o0u1e@s aimee ds dss
Depute Grefher.
STATE OF LOUfSIANA-FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
Of New Orieans-Mrs Bessa McQuade, wife Of Arthur
Hauch Her Hushand-No. q 49, i.,s .
I HEREBY CERTIFY that ON the cath
Il day Of March, 1868 Judgment was rendered in this
Il is erdeed adjudged and decreed that the Judgment
by default entered the 18th instant be confirmed and
made final That there be judgment in favor Of plaintiff
Mrs Bessa McQuade wife of arthur Hauch. and against de-
PENDANT her husband aforesaid. detreeng dissolution Of
the unity Of and heretofore existing
that plaintiff Of defendant Eight hundred Dollars
$500 with legal interest from the slst s July 1861 and all
costs of suit II
II - PAUL Z. THE ARD, Judge
In testimony whereof have hereuno set nv hand and
affixed the seal of the said court at the city Of Orleans
this I'd day of April, the year Of our Lord one
IF. DICK, Deputy CLERK.
ETAr DE LA LoUIsIANE-QUATsIEME coUR DE
District de Ia Nouvee Orleans sdame Bessa McQuade,
femme d Arthur Hauch, VI. son mari-No. 2l.4o
IEPAR LIE PR EsENT CERTIFIE, que lie
- 24ieme jour de Mars 1908, jugement fat rendu
eette les figures qui
ii Ordonne sduge ct dccree lie jugeuent rendu
lSteme couran soft mai tenant n rendu
bessa McQuade TENN Hauch contre Ie defen
dan; susdit decretent dissolution de
munife acqus ct de cidevsnt existant
gu lie sort declares sepaees en- pPete ct que l. plaihtye
nerets legal partir du 5eme Juliet l5d les
irais de la pave.
sgne, lie Is Mars 1868
En- temoenage duquel ai appnse signature
de Ia Ia vile de la Nopvela lean second
jour dawn Fan de Notre seigneur mihntcen scixane
hut q
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FRANCOIS BoIsDoPE VS.. GEORGE AND RoBEEr
Nalcom-second District Court Of New orlsans-so.

FRANCOIS BOlSDOFE VS.. 6EOkGE AND KOBEKT
Malcolm-second District Court Of New oreans-ro.
xsl2.
DY VIRTUE OF . writ Of nsri fAeiss to
Dine din ected BY the Honorable the second District
Court Of New Orleans In the above entitled cause.
win proceed sell Public Auction the Machsnts' and
Auciionees Exchange Royal street between Canal and
Streets in the Second District Of this city
SATURDAY the ninth day Of Nay 1858 ct IL o'clock H.
the fel.cxns Deserted opsrty VIZ;
pct Of bis city, In the bounded By Csror deet
nrmery Apo o. Raysdes Clio Erafo measuring
thy-one i.ches front Carondsst street. By
depth Of thes feet eleven inches and three lines BE-
tween ael lines Together with the bu dinRs and
povements said lot which consist Of frame ceiling
hosse containing four frame hchsn csern
The house anf kitchen being siate-roofsd.
Seized n the above suit.
~ TKRns-Ca<h on Ibs spot.
GEO. ". AVERY.
81 q my9 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orissns-
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W. l. HOOGSoNS SALES.
STOCKS BONDS. NOTES. scRIPs
TIER sECURITIEs BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

OTHER SECURITIES BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
e3 woieH
BY W. 4. HODGsON,
AucrIoSKER-ofhce, No. q Commercial Place.
LIVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY.. at
II 1s O'Clock sitter the session ofthe
Board Of Brokers' Having perfected the necessary
nents Of the Merchants Exchange he
method Of announcing that he viii public
sales Of
STOCKS, BONDS, NOTES, sCRIPs, AND OTHER
SECURITIES,
At the Exchange Room. ON Commoa Street,
In the Louisiana National Bank Building,
And respectfully soics OF BROKERS Capitalists and Others
public outcry aud will opeu
flee Entries Instructions unti Y O'Clock
each osy ~ sale.
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PROPERTY CORNER OF PALMYRA AND DEkBrasY

PROPERTY CORNER OF PALMYRA AND DERBIGNy
srREErs.--sUccEssIoN OF MRS. ANNE o'sHEA
DECEASED. WIFE OF JOHN MCMAHON. i
BIZ CHAs. 4. FORrIER.
AucrIoSKxR-Offcs No. - Exchange Alley.
TUEeDAy, aprfi 5th, 1858, at IL
O'Clock n the Auftione~rs' Exchange.
Ro-al between Canal and customhouss streets By
Of order from the Hoorsbie the Second District
Court q Nsv Orleans dated the 50 March, 1863 the following
prt pertvs ct Public Auction. will b. sold b.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUP D situate In the First Dis
rct Of this city, designated by the No r. Of bounded
by Common, Claiborne Palmyra and Der bigny
surfing Is feet front P.myrs street BY depth and front
bgny OF Ga feet being the Of Palmyra and
Derbgny rees together with ell the buildings and improve
mems thereon. ~ II.
NJ TERxs-One-thrd cash and the balance credit Of
and eighteen months with eiht crnt interest
from date until psid with and vendors prvsse
the property sold. the buildings to be insured and policy
transferred The purchaser the Of he
for the year 1868 Al -l..l
Act of sale before William castel Notary Public ct the
Of the purchaser including u s. Internal kevsnus
stamps ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-07
SUCCESSION OF JOHN @. FRIEDxAN-So. 2ssOs.
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VINCENT q cos SALES.
MATING. MATING. MATING.
For Account Of whom may Osncern
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count Of whom csncerr, viii be soid Y 1905
IS Sales CHINA MATING. Checss and White ~,
"a and ~. slightly stained and received per Florence