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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July q.
The Senate held session Saturday evening.
Quite a number Of nominations ere received
IRON the President, the most important OF
which we're: Simon johnson, q lawyer of this
city, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
General Rosecranz, for the Mexican mission,
and Alex. Cummings, OF Philadelphia, Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue.
The report Of the Conference Committee
on the Funding bill was received and agreed
10.
1t provides for two classes Of bonds, prin-
cipal and interest payable in coin. One AT
per cent, payable III forty years; the other
at ~ p cent, payable in thirty years; both
exempt from taxation, except income tax.
Both Houses take recess at noon to-day
until the zlst Of September, but il is under>
stood among the Republican members that it
will not be incumbent upon them to meet AT
that time unless properly notified before the
10Th OF that month.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LISBON, July q.
Reports have been received by the governs
meut that the British gunboat Pandora landed
some men at one Of the Portuguese Colonial
ports, on the coast Of Guinea, and took pos
session Of the place by force of arms. Few
Of the particulars are known, but il is as
serted that the Portuguese guard we're dis
armed and made prisoners; that The Portu-
guese flag was hauled down and the British
colors hoisted in their place.
The Portuguese government has dispatched
two men of-wa to the scene of action.
LONDON, July n.
Lord Cranworth, an eminent Liberal peer,
died day.
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FROM NEW lORk.

NEW YORK, July 21,
Several cases OF cholera including three
deaths occurred in what is known as the
Sandy District, portion Of the city occupied
by squatters. The condition of the neighbor
hood is wretched. The cases viii, b have oc-
Cured are not numerous enough to cause any
fears Of epidemic cholera
Jno. Thomas, revolutionary soldier, died
at Smithsonian on Thursday last; aged l04.
years.
A dispatch from Savannah, Ca, says jeff.
Davis will soon sail for Europe, to be gone
several months. he will be represented III
the coming trial by his counsel.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

GALESA, H., July q.
A personal alteration occurred this morn-
ing between Frank Bestwick and - Win.
throp, in which the latter fred two shots at
the former, both taking effect but not danger
Gus. II is said the affair grew out Of col
lision between the gentlemen the day before
at the Nesohto House, at which time Best
wick accused Winthrop OF insulting the wife
of friend.
DUBUQUE, July q.
Three stores cwere burned at Monticello
last night. The fire was caused by lamps in
store Insurance $1,000
CousoIL BLUFFS, July q.
The vote cast in this city on issuing bonds
for the city for $500, 900 to aid in building
the U. r Il II. bridge at this; point, resulted
in vote of Lila for to II against.
General Grant and party will arrive here
al l clock q. M, from the West, and
leave on the Conncil Bluffs and ST. Joseph
K. r. at 1880 for st. Joseph.
CINCINNATI, July o.
The steamer Dexter was sunk in the Ohio
river this afternoon near South Point, during
a heavy storm. Three lives are reported to
have been lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-28

DRANo'S AMERICAN CHRUMOS are
fic sin,l,s Il mi ster Color Paintings by the
best sters. They art site copies and, in most
csss, fstit equal tn the orgipas An eminent cfiic
sass Of our CHI oinas OF att urtup -
.dr Louis r 4 top, II whose forts to dis
nste tbronsh the county fat fal col our wd
hgSers, fustefhes moths and birds in such pretty
=, ms. and ehesply, as to d,i out he arset all
itf iulif ations, has ut saucd lii ogral
in oils ( one 81 Mr. T Ttits e,.v litir pct"fet .
lit chromn-it hogralh i. perfect { sini Of the
or sin. pain ntibg r.produei-g not on rn-matss,
bnA t-e very liu oi tie cany.s, ns t. rprists
by its in rgennity Mr. Piang tries vi. Ia ght to
AXE his mutations absoiuteIy dec, not iof the
nnrp OF bat in to pat ia y Al pies.
good sihaf within the II nall pnrs
He bfirls the TX XIV ge. bpsiaets berxy,
And ut u aud what more, generous sp6lt to
sar and =. lis $, waicn Is v-ry ptrss,nt to meet
alth. II ha+ oFiIs, ,tanks Tor what he has al
resdy dnne, and trust tuat be Will DO Ii, best {,
edu At tle class works fsr in the love OF 10
true \. well As t.aatifI'
q CUP CateKsts. {io1I2 inch 500
atolP UU KtIeGs, (iox 2itthes.j a6 o.
uR 'up " QuaIts, QQxl2 inshts, is 90
Ask for them at the Art sttres
A1 nr ch sent fee, 10 any ad II within
the u s. tast ~ the NJ siesin |, RECENT Il ,rics
0a, journal # Popular Arr, KIP aiming hos cbromos
nsaa-, ii j fee. S.ui FIR copy.
is2s-l PhAAG & CO Boston,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 81,
A large number Of the members OF Con-
gress have left for their homes.
The following number tf bills on the Speak
er's table 60 over till the September session .
Coast defence.
Respecting Provisional Governments of
Virginia and Texas.
Granting right Of way over public lands to
Denver Pacific R. h. Company.
To regulate the carriage CT passengers in
steamships and other vessels.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

the District Ccnrt tho L ai ed States for the Dis
tr u OF IVA, bankruptcy In The matt.r of W nj.
Thomp on, ba, upt, at KeoLak, in id District.
tn. 10th day of July, is65--U A, District of
Iowa
n Ills give notice that petition has been to wit
on the loh das o JJls A 1868. II ed IN said Dis-
riet Court by Wm Thompson, Of keobuk, Lee ce IN
q, 10 sud Distriit who has bean her fire daily
dec bankrupt under the II OF Congress epttl. Il
.An AT establish unfit rm System OF bsnkrupt9v,
Il rou hont the United States approved Mach 81 AID
lst7 Tor scaaree cerli thereof from al his
detts her aim, provahie md raj ac and that
tie l2;h day Of Aasnsi 1865. at 10 O'clock a. is
II G time assigned herring # the efore
court the Is of keakuk. Were and when all
creditors Of bankrupt, aud all her 10
tereef may attend and show csuse. il they have,
why rhe pral sr Of the said psiion,r sho ii not b.
grated. LOVE CT rk
Y District Court. keokuk, Iowa.
julyi2-3TSat
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notice IN RamLrunrcy.

In tn D ,rct Court ofth Uuites Stat for The Di.tr q.
Of 1tws. IN b,ukrupt y, 10 ths ,stsr Of T "a Y
q Jnl,. a pnss. . { 4 Ds. ric, Il Iowa.
THIS i, T., live o Ice that lie ioa been, r..
a WI, "h tn lnh ssy OF July / g, al. IN said
low, VITO HIS h--n here of duly o.c ard bankrupt
'he act Of G nErss -h,itiet "An &C I, -.tah b
auniforr ~ tem Il banATuptcy rnne, o.t tho Uni-
ids fe.,' .pLr ,sed Marel a. lesf, d,.eh rr-
. certid -t- thirst from ali his debts I'D OF d
q I'M prosn~ un e. "A ap that 18TH :, or
Auga-t D loos II 10 clorl :. m. 10 the Tim ~.
s.D.d lor tc- u the b fore .a d c urs In
th- Cd, Of E kut. eeouns., 10 ., i, - d srriet
zen ~ hsF. Al, Gre r. Il SID ank u { and all
other . tn ser Ut NAV stt-bd nd ow cane II
any = ~ have Why tns prayer Of said petiion ,hou
MT be granta
q LOVE, Clerk . { Dl,,r & c urt.
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FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, July 81.
The Fenian picnic to-day was an entire
success. Over five thousand soldiers and
civic members with bands OF music and ban
ners, marched in the procession. Between
tweenty and twenty-five thousand persons
were on the ground and the most perfect
order prevailed
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Assignes,s Notice OF Appointment.

Di trct of he United States ths Ditrtct Of
Iowa In tae matter oil T. E Fuller, bank
.rup-In bankruptcy.
10 naom ii may
susLE md ed hereby gives tcs Of his app eir
meutR A. gs II the l.. L, fuil r
OF Re e,huk. IN the cnnty of Let. in sAd D rict,
std who was wi on he l.t eay OF Ju e e. al.
ndeea ns rnpi upos his itoD, by John Bruce,
r. gist.ria BIZ up,cy OF said C urt.
Datea at Keo okuk, Iowa tie 10th day of july, 1865
.. H. JOHNSTON,
july!a sw-Sa As ig ee,
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FROM CHICAGO.

cnie AGO, July 81
A basket picnic was held yesterday at
Lake View under the auspices Of the Young
Mena' National Democratic Association.
About 1000 persons, mostly Of foreign born
lahoring classes, for whose special benefit the
entertainment was instituted.
The West Chicago Schutenfesi opened yes
terday TO continue three days.
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Lospos, July 27-Midnieht.
Ia the House of Lords this evening Lord
Napier took the customary oaths and seat.
The bribery bill was read the second time,
and the public school bills passed
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OTAL LOSSES PAID IN 40 YEAR
s23,5oo, 10000.

t,Agences in all the principal Cities and Towns in
th- Uait.d state
Rte, aud terms liberal Ia consistent with re-
able indemnity.
q. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
ty2s-1w O.hce cor. 4th aud Main ST Keokuk
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81,
The body Of sarnel johnson, missing
since Friday, was found in Schuylkll river.
Marks oil violence we're on his person. His
watch and money gone.
ST. PAuL. July q. !
The Philadelphia excursionists have arriv-
ed, well and happy, and will commence Wis.
ting the places Of interest to day.
BufrALo, July 26.
Entries to the Annual Horse Fair, which
opens Tuesday next, closed late on Saturday.
Seventy eptries have been made for ditfeens
trots
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LIME. LIME! LIME

TuyHE LAwRRysE LINN co have their voTE
plef-d, and al prepared TO furnish their superior
Lims In tiss the low sst ma, kst rate
rhsex3snsive and facilities for DsnufAetn
ring and transpottif their will enshte then
TO He~p gelt supply af all smes ordes lie lsft Al
Ruels Hardsvate storA, ~ the osce Ct the keo-
kuk Manufacturing Cor r4uy.
=. X FORD,
}uneloitf Msnsger
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Telegraph Connections.

The Grea, Western Telegraph company Is un-
der contract with the Atlantic and Pacific TEL
egraph Company, who have wires now in opera
ton from New York to hicago, and are st work
pressing the wire construction to keokuk, Ito
which point i, will be finished In few weeks,) on
its way to California We occupy the Office at
Chicago With the Atlantic and Paci ., and receive
esch Others ges and forwaf dthe same. The
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects III New
York with all tbs competing lines that arc now
doing business It the principal a. intefvssisg
points In rHlHrsEs 6rArEs, and their lines being
daily extended Tbs Dominion line topposition)
Of canads il nov being built TO oil tho Lake
Hntario and the st. Lewrsncs river ports, includ-
ing 0gdensburg, New York. Southern npsting
line. are nov going up from Louisvills and St.
Louis TO New Orsans s6ording connection for
the Great Western IN that dirsction In short,
the North and South. and - Middle 6,ases are
a.work on computing linss. and It needs but the
construction Of new lines in the States above
named to complete the circle Of the most basi.
nebs portion u the Union.
j SNOW, srcRrfARY
0mce, No. l3I Randolph-st, man
Block, Chicago.
!. A. DlCKERsoN
Agent fsr the esne XEoEvK,
f6ni ~ 1Au8ne zs~z q -
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NEW ,DV,2TI,ENTIT'.
99h SEMI EEUAL tR0S
jolly I 1893.
EIhl INSURANCE coMP'l.
Hartford, Conn.
Capital, ..S3, 100000.
AsEsTs. Market Value, s5,os,,ss0 10.
LIABILITIES, 500 1885
NET A5s77ss4
BRANCH. III VINE ST, CrNcIsHATI.
INSURANCE |
E1nA INSURANCE Co.

1st, A bond Of Brotherhood;
I'd, The evidence of prudence;
3D., Saves anxiety;
4th, Stimulates security;
9th, FavOrs accumulatiOns:
9Th, Encourages wealth;
7lh, Assists business credit;
Sth, RebuIlds AMI Obliterates the
ruins;
9th, 4 blessing to the unfortunate;
10th, Sets the poor man squarely
upon his feet:
l1th, ReenfOrces the wealthy:
12th, Helps along this busy, grand
old world.
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daoslis ssLLrRs str WELLS p. l. sAueHNAS
n sELLERs = CO.,
lf.ose fD9ee derS &.uNchiNiSfS

STEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
NJ Casa and steam rttings; plain and ornamen to
ROB and Bssss Ca.:ings; Agents for Mc0owsnt
Double and 3insls acting fores and lifting Pumps af
fords Int or snprytns Boilers Riendesp
ssdT R~na ~ saeA ttnee6 -ily
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For sale.
An ACRES or LAND--near Tarmington, lows
~ Evhs poIisrs rer Aere-
a DESIRABLE RksItE>t'k on High street, h.,w.on
IA Fifth aud sixth Streets one door East from the
Congregational Church-fratne House, 18th .is
and good Cellar nll lot with good stable frnt Trees
CisternNc Title good Enquire OF
aprih-dly WIN FuLT, N. ~ Main street
A VERY desirable Brick Dwelling, with
eA two ints, in good rtpuir, west side OF Grand
Avenue between 9Th and 9Th streets.
Apply 10 WM FULTON,
mBy2e 80 Main ~
u uts aud o. BUCK H. 2u aud Uone.tt
Streets, One OF the most desirable locations In the
city
Also part Of Lots and 2, In block la7 corner
ConcrIt and Ninth streets, which Is avery dtslra
two story brick ~-liins
Also Lots |. 2, and In block l26, corner Of Cob
and Eighth
All ior sale at very Moderate hgures. Enquirs Of
WIN FutTuk,
NAYS ~ Ma n st-s.t
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:. :. eI,.n. - ~. 80. rs
!. (, ci,,b. :, 49,. f..chi / I'll,
-
cnHn0 MI nT0kV
--s--------==---------- -
Drown knewlss ......eor Main Fifth .tr ets
AAsr1ean WateAos
80 ridees..............Nns Z : Es,ss Hou.e.
AFRO sI0sEAn..
urieh 4 Ooodmsn... ..., II Main srrce,.
a.n,rn : .uOE.- -wpu.erAak
H.mh,es,u 4 Hu,sk.mpys Mail s,rc,,
sOuK-sIsDEn.
Psarce a As9n......ds's City BID 8, main I'd
Aa FAcToh1
rsois '.-.''.io0 " sih s''se
aDoAs sTATloS Ah1.
wv wl.",, Main s.,es'
Webster Bros -..... =. $50 Main street
ROOTs = sHOEs-RETAII
N Dean .....,.,.,co cor Third 4 Main streets
n..sss ~ 1.,n ta.1 M ~ ~
ERH.rt At --....1ss Main .,r..,
nuCwrvr rnuruuv
az A'n"sss s0'........e0r MINI 'enn'0A.
BONNET BLEACHERY.
Emerson .....-........cos Fourth Blondsau.
OAOC 8 - WATCHES = - W EAAH.
Sam q Bridres.... Nos Estes House.
cLOTHlEHs.
Hess, stern 4 co......cor Second 4 Main streets.
Carey Le Fsisre...... Main streetbet 18th eth.
rn.ns.,c~ ~r.cu.~rs
south Lsvse.
h.l...i. = R.+.u
80 Bridges IA Ester House
80 .,,- r
y ridgss,...............NosI Estes henss
----
DENTIsTHf
DHY 6DODs-WHOLHsALE.
n Shelley Sons Main street.
:.
herr faer....t........ ..........el MAN street.
pr of.......... ..........'os na'n street.
npy-onnn. urrAn.
I'm Main street
rhl,lps hsn n.'.....'.."...',..,.o nalh s1Ice'
10 Main street
np'ssosfser, mayer oo....."....No. ~ MAih-1
Engraving, Brands, < Seals.
"a Bridges. 4 Estes House
pupe.p. Ksrls Co .l4oA 142 Main street.
Moo.r 1 Son .John,on street. he, sdAAb.
oe o
. EHoges.................Nosl Estes Hous
hoA
u.u,1I ~ ,oo MI ..,..
Kellogg, Birss = Con-. Mnin stree
= boNH ....;o;....so am e'ree
4
Shoc 9 EHs-HEIAL
HJ IA @ McQuee, ..................s4 81 Main street,
Hardware q House Furnishing Goods
Il. "s'sf '.'.'.'. '.'i4' MAIN '''ee'
=
Peck Brothe.s.".-......cor Fourth Main streets !
~ an streel'
HATS, CAPS 8 FURNisHIN6 aOODA.
Dillon : Jo0ss-...,............. ..e2 Main street
HATS, CAPS AND MOTIONS
gurkitt Co.....+...............,-9l Main street
HOTELS.
Tepfer House..........-..cor Third johnson.
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Ll1lh LBS. Sesl,ng Wax ior irui. csns and
~OV Jass, - seas sAsaese thA1 ev,f,at
coz uvur.
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From THE SOUTH.

MONTGOMERY, July %.
Both houses Of he State Legislature have
passed An act ratifting the case Of Alabama
except where il conflicts with the new Con-
stitution.
A debate in the Senate this morning shows
that large number OF the Senators are III
favor of the Reconstruction acts.
MEMPHIS, July q.
The Merchants National Bank of this city,
closed about month since for an alleged vi
ola,on Of the National Banking act, re-
opened this morning.
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PROSPECTUS.

Ths Company is established with view to
cheaper Telsgraph correspondence in the West,
and will locate Offices at all points whore the re-
eeipts will warrant fair profit to tho Associa-.
tion. II Is organized under State Laws and the
National Act Of Congress. The shares put at IA
low sum, in order TO induce ALL casses tp become
stockholders, and thereby insure its success by
favoring the Company with their business and
influence. We desire our shareholders to be com
posed of every business, vocation and calling
The stock will be apportioned, according to pop
uation, to the cities and villages in ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN,, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN,
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every snterprising m an
in these States v i'll second tur endssvoFs. Our
extensive correspondence in the States named
rant this hope. The people arc enthusiastic fol
competing line sndchesper prices. They SHALL
HAVE THEN.
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

r. Three Million Of Dollars; divided intd shares
Of <25 each. Whom $40 is paid on each share, q
certificate Of st OK for $25 will be issued, and no
further assessments TO be made. We expect 10 be
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount AZ soon ~ tho lines are completed.
Instalments from time TO time, for the payment
of the stock subscribed will be called fol- by the
Directors, as the erection of the lines proHrets.
Subscriptions for sin gle share will be received.
The more the stock 10 distributed the better for
the Company. There is no individual liability Af-
ter ha sfock il naid foy
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Jsy,s-s~.sa : : .' s'''- ! D'''' : ' mr.
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CLoTHIEns.

CLOCKS, WATCHES . JEWELRr.
Sam 9 Bridgcs..............Nos Estes House.
TR.J a4res Sons...... ...........s7 Main street
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sencili, Jones 4 Co.....cor Third 4 Main streets
Hess, Stern 4 Co......-cor Second 4 Main streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29
o. 5. MARSHALIR SALES.


u 1AouyeE W. EuHArG wives
In THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
a for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louis
lana, No 53l9.-By virtue of writ of seig-
Court in the above entitled suit and received
on the sd November, 1871, have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction to the highest bid
der, on FRIDAY, the 29th day of February 1863 at
the door of the Courthouse, Napo eonville, in the
parish of Assumption, Louisiana the following de-
'oI'Oe 0E gRipTRAsik PLANTATION, established as
a sugar plantation, situated in the parish
OF Assumption in this state, the left bank of the
Bayou Lafourche, at a distance Of i've miles below
the village Of Don8ldsonville, and at about forty
Mrpents back of The lands of the First Concessions
81 tuAted on said Bayou and at the place known as
"Brnle Dalferes, containing six arpents front on
the said lands Of the First Concessions, By depth
Of thirtyseven arpents, appertaining 20 the three
to those Superior forming together superheies OF
two hundred arpents more or less bounded IN front
by the lands of Ceiestin Daferes and Diners; Deow
by those Of Charles Kock above by the public ROAD,
and back BY those of Narcisse SuaTez and hers to-
Rether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, viz: One dwelling house, kitchen, and out
houses four negro bins, one sugar house and ma
stated to satisfy the plaintiff Cesmer Roryers claim
OF four thousand three hundred and thirty-three
dollars and thirty-three and one-third cents
o. 33 S3a together with interest and all costs OF
suit as per Judgment.
Terms or SALE.-Cash in United States Treasury
notes. costs OF deed revenue stamps etc. at expense
Of purchaser
United States Marshal's Office. New Orleans. Jan
- F. j. HEBRON. U. S. Marshal
District of Louisiana.
No ssT-ja2s fe5 ls2O2af
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29
AnnTInN SAFES.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
BY c, e. GIRARDEY d GO /.
AUcT1oEEKRs, oFFIoE II EXCHANGE PLACE.
Auction anIes at the
MERCHANTS & AUcrIoNEERs' EXCHANGE,
On Royal Street.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE

February 1.-Estate of j. t. slingerland, two
two-story and attic Brick Buildings, known as
"Harry's Casino" opposite the National Theatre
On Carroll, between Poydras aud Perdido; twostory
Brick Dwelling No. 50 Robertson between BienviIe
and Customhouse streets, and the two-story Frame
House No 2s5 Customhouse, between Where and
Robertson streets; the two-story Frame Dwelling
and Store No. IS Claiborne, between Common and
Gasquet streets, facing the Claiborne Market.
The three-story Brick Store No. Chartres between
Canal and Customhouse streets. Two lots on Mag
azine, between Philip and First streets. one
fourth square Of ground corner Of Louisiana
and Camp street. Cottage and two lots on
Seventh, between Dryades and St Denis streets. A
Cottage and two lots on CONT between Broad and
White streets. Seventy nine lots on Gravier, Per-
dido and other streets near the Marine Hospital
and New Canal One hundred and twenty four lots
on Common Grsvier. Canal, Customhouse, Bien.
vile, B4udin, and Banks streets Hagan and Carroll
ton avenues. One square Of eighteen lots on Henry
Clay avenue, in Burtheville, onehalf square of
twelve lots on Hillary. Plum, and Fourth streets
February s.-Succsssien OF Herman Dieters, a
two-story Frame House on First, between Dryades
and st. Denis streets.
February l5 Succession of Lucy Kelly, three two
story Frame Dwellings on Dryades, between Triton
Walk and Calliope streets.
February 25.-Heirs of Delogny and Livauds vs.
the City of New Orleans: One hundred and seven
batture lots on New Levee Front and Water Streets
Race. Orange, Richard, Market, and st. James
streets.
February 2s.-Succession Mrs E. German: a
Double Cottage and two lots corner OF Orange and
Annuuciation streets, facing Annunciation Square.
Succession D. and R. Keenan,: Pew No. 2lin St
Patrick Church. and large lot on st. Andrew be-
tween Apollo and Bacehus streets. Succession
Lewis KRAFT; Three-story Brick Store, corner of
Tchoupitouas and st. Joseph streets.
For particulars see plans at the Exchange. jas