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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

A mission was opened yesterday in ST. Peters
church, Jersey City, by the Jesuit Fathers SmarIus
ana Boudreaux, from Chicago. solemn high mass
was celebrated at half-past ten O'Clock by the Rev.
p. j. sheahan. When the first gospel was concluded
some announcements on parochial matters were
made by the pastor, Rev. p. Corrgan. after which
the Rev. Father Boudreaux assembled the pulpit and
rected the order OF exercises for the mission. To
meet the wants Of the laborng class mass would be
celebrated every morning at i've O'Clock, 10 be fol-
lowed by short instruction The hours for the other
EXERCISES would be nine A. M. and three and seven
p H. The preacher defined mission to be certain
number OF spiritual exercises designed to excite In
the soul recollection OF It's own unworthiness I'm
the sight OF God prepare the way for repentance
Catholics were brought together and the truths OIL
the Gospel unfoded 10 them that they might
thereby he enabled to go with confidence
to the throne OF grace and ind mercy.
A mission was not intended for the wicked In
particular, because there was no one among tue
congregation. however just he might appear In his
own estimation, but needed q supply OF grace TO
fortify him against temptation. Even In monaste-
ries and converts where holy men and women devote
their lives TO God In secusion from the world,
mission, II II usually called retreat, Is given
every diocese. He exhorted the congregation TO
pray for the conversion OF sinners during the exer
cises, especially for any OF their own relations VINO
might be going astray from the paths OF virtue To
show them how extended was the sphere OF their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12
New York City Sunday school and Missionary
s,,cicfx xaf aIeflaodist EnIsfssasal

New York City Sunday school and Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The monthly meeting Of this society was held on
Friday evening last in the Br0ome street chapel,
William w. Cornell, President, In the chair. Reports
were read by the pastors in charge Of the mission
work for the last month. Rev. d. d. Marks preacher
in charge Of city missions, New York Conference,
presented the following report:-sermons preached,
80; prayer meetings, 4b; class meetings, "a; Sunday
schools visited, 49, funerals attended, 10; missionary
and pastoral visits 1885, visits to the sick, 10l; fam
lilies prayed with, $685. bapsms, lO pages OF tracts
distributed, 5,77s. Rev. George Hollis, preacher In
charge OF city missions, New York East Conference,
presented the following report:-Sermons preached,
a.; prayer meetings, IS; class meetings, 40; Sun
day schools visited %; funerals attended, 4; mis-
siOnary and pastoral visits, 548 visits to the sick,
IS; families prayed with $40: baptisms, q pages OF
tracts distributed, 2,410. outdoor preaching, under
the auspices Of this society," Is increasing In interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

that were invited to this festivaia At first no dis
junction was made BY the king In the parable; all
were called 70 partake Of the banquet The blood Of
Aas for the impioua1ioctrine that would attribute
N odious partially 70 God that would predestine
some 70 eternal nsppness ana Others 70
his own fault No one was cast out into exterior
darkness save those who appeared not In the we'd
g az ~ S ea nanny
that We were called. would we Be chosen alsos
The Old Testament was filled with lessons teaching
sen. Noah and his family were eli that were saved
or the mutitudcs on earth before the food. Job
was the only honest man OF vast community.
lesdethD to heaven, and "few they are that
enter through" "Strive to enter the narrow gate-
was the divine Injunction. The evidence was also
for those who strove for II. Nothing denled could
enter heaven. God was holy. How often first inno-
cence was lost GO where we would In this city,
precocious, youthful wickedness was manifest
blasphemy, fraud, drunkenness, vice and crime
were everywhere to be seen. Was God going to give
HIS kingdom TO those who maligned and contuTne
lousy reated1hs servants and rejected their invita-
tion9 IL was evident such people were the many
Heaven was for the truly penitent and Just. 1t was
our happiness TO be Of those who were especially
called. God had appointed priests, who were to ex
tend His invitation He sent ministers to teach His
word. To-day they were asked to make their OFFER
ings for the ecclesiastical seminary OF the diocese
where the priests were taught in the science and
knowledge requisite to prepare them for the work OF
preaching the word Of God. There were sixty young
men now at their studies. Their education entailed
che seminary was not work OF generosity or OF
charity. II was duty. 1t was religion. There were
NOT priests enough N this vast me,ropo 9a 70 carry
~ tnis great vineyard OF sonls lie prayed that TO
the desire to enter the narrow gate would be added
the close Of s1 he wor Mssa E the Archbishop
dispensed the episcopal blessing,
The collection In the Cathedral was avery large
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09
AUCTION SALES.


e feet inches and lines front On Water street By
- feet inches IN depth on tho line Of lot No. 4
and "a 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 depth
depth on the lins II ist No T. lot No measures Is
zee, inotes front on NeE LsEee street, = teet
inches line in deDth on the line OF lot No ,, and
l6I teet n inches and lines in depth on the line q
on New Levee street. q feet inches and limos front
On water sreet BY lGl feet Il inehes aud bnes IN
in depth on the line OF lot Ne 8 Lot No. measures
linen FrS On new ssee street ~ icy
and lines in depth ths line Of lot No. g. and l94
Nos 10 and Ios No msssuTas - test ss n inches les
and lines front Water street. g feet inches in
depth on the line of lot No g. and 10 feet inches
and 3 lines in depth on the line Of lot No. Q
on Water street. rs feet inches Ia width in The
by lD7 feet ncheg and lines in depth on the line OF
the line Of lots Nos and 10. lot No. 9 measures
% feet inches and lines trent on Water street rs
feet inches in width in the rear by % feet inches
and lines IN depth on the line Of lot No. and l06
rect inches and lines in depth on the line Of lot
lines front Water street Is feet nches IN width
n the rear by 1e6 feet inches and lines in depth on
in depth on the line Of lot No IL Lot No. II meas
ures % feHt inches and lines fronton Water street.
inches and lines in depth on the line Of lot No TO-
ans " feet inches and lines in depth on the line
and Market Streets and measures q feet inches
and lines front on Water street. Is feet inches IN
WIDTH in the rear BY 1872 feet inches and lines in
depth on the line of lot No. H. and lab feet inches
and lines in depth and front Market street. Lot
NO 10 measures "a feet front Market street by lG6
feet and inches in depth betesn paraleilines Lot
NO. y forms the corner OF New Levee and Market
on New Levee street IS feet inches in WIDTH H. the
rear By 100 feet in depth and front Market street.
Lots Nos 10 to 10 ineusively measure each Is feet and
inches front on NV Leyee street by 100 feet in
depth between parallelhnes.
8. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, forming the whole
Of triangle IS A. being os. and 2, bounded by New
Levee, Water, and st. james streets. Lot No.
measures l55 feet inches and pes front on Water
Levee street by IS feet inches and lines in width
N the rear and on the line OF lot No; 2 Lot No. z
feet front on New Leyoe street BY e feet inches
feet inches and lines in depth and front on st.
James street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
BT {. f. GIRARDEx d CO..
AUortoEzEns, OFFICE II ExcHAEGE PLACE.
Auction SALES at the
MeRoHANTs' a AUcTIoNEERs EXCHANGE.
On Royal Street

February ll-Assignee's sale IN Bankrupt
Jacob Barker Sale at No. &C Raronna stree,
o'clock a. NJ OF a collection Of thirteen Oil z
ings, ard lot Of choice Engrasiagrs
February ls-Assigues's sale n Bar tap
Dreyfus Brothers 4 Co. corner of Car a. -
streets at lo1< O'Clock A NJ. Of Dan a Al
assorted stock of Clothing and Fufaia n DDS.
Trunks, Yalises. Fixtures etc.
February Is successor Of Idcy 1lslIy. three two
story Frame Dwellings on DFsadss. bstveen Triton
Walk and Calliope streets, Powers vs.. Graudin-4
two-story Brick Dwelling 10 ~ Etsto between st.
Charles and Carondelet street. aud tive large Lots
and stablins on Erato, near CaSoudslet.
February Is-Assignee's salo in Bankruptcy Of
Loeb, Simon 4 Co., st No. s. Canal street, atiI
O'Clock A. NJ Extensive stock OF staple, fancy. and
assorted Dry Goods, Imported rad Domestic.
February 5-Heirs of Delogny and LyaudAis "a.
the City of New Orleans. One hundred and seven
batture lots New Lsyee Front and water streets,
Race. Orange, Richard. Market, and St. James
streets Assignee's sale in Bankruptcy of Jacob
Barker. One half interest in thrss-story Brick
Store No. ls5 Common street between CarondeIst
and Baroune streets The double fourstory Brick
Store Nos Ga and 60 Baronne street. between ravier
and Unien streets. The threestory Brick Dwelling
No 81 Baroune, adjoining the Of Baronne and
Grayser streets. Two Lots, with batture privileges.
on Teheupitouias and Water streets between Eighth
and Ninth streets. rwo-story Frame Dwelling cor
nsr Of Cazondelet and Felicity streets twenty-five
Lots Of Ground. comprising the whole square bound
ed b. Magazine, Peters avenue Live Oak and Oe-
tsvia streets in Rickervilie, with two double and
one single Frame Cottage Oar Sheds. Stables, etc.
-Four Squares Of Ground in Metairievine on the
metairie road. near he Julia street Canal and
Mstairie course, with Cottage House and other
Improvements thereon.
February 2s.-sreeession Mrs L. German: A
Douhta CoFtnpr na ttva fots anr-a. - sar--u.
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gel.t Orleans gtpnhIieaar.
,lLL JOURNAL OF TRE UNITED sTATLs,
Dad JOURNAL O. TAE CITY o. NEW 0RLEANS
nIlL IauRNAL QF Inc REpUgLICAN PARIY.
Gonetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.

,EH1OE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
SATURDAY. EVENING. February :. let8
'rhe money market exhibited no new
'sture to-day. There is an abundance Of
IaiIeble means at the banks for the dis.
M of unexceptionable busisess paper,
m the offerings Of such are limited, as well
4 II accommodation notes secured by sat
Factory collaierals. On the street such
kner can be readily done at 1@la ID cent
\ month, but there is little or nothing
Iinr in second-class signatures, capitalists
||6lslng all offers of any but AL. Mortgage
,les arc quoted at l20D15 ~ cent per an
hm. with an occasional transaction at
9lls
Tho sales included $1,000, $4,000, $500,
4 $1,000 at 140A; $4,000 and Sll. 900 at l405;
dD6. $1,000, and $4,000 at l40i; 1923, 600 at
n. and $4,000 at al. Nothing OF any mo-
En- was reported in silver, which may be
lated at l33Gl33A for American halfdOl-
and I43A@l44 for Mexican dollars.
Foreign exchange was firm at previous
~. with rather an upward tendency, and
ia few transactions at q further advance.
d sales of sterling included f250O and
9,D clear sight at 1854 fl500
600, in several sums, at 153A01l5lA for
part bill OF ladiDg and part clear a
bderate amount at l54, and $1,000 (f2000
d E500O) at 1541. In francs we noticed
IS Of 20, 600 Al commercial at 3.67a; so, 600
Hasa, and LOG, 600 ut 3.G5. Sterling may
quoted at 153A@l545 for al bill Of lading
clear l5i261l55 for first-class and prl-
III bankers, aud l55A@l56 for bank and
pcs at 3, 69{03. 664 for AL commercial, and
s5fa3. GO for private bankers and bank.
Domestic exchange WITS quiet with q
deDcy in favor Of buyers. The banks
htlnued to check on New York at Jos 70
Il discount, mostly at 4, and the sales Of
nmercial included 500 at 11-16 dis.
nat and S22, OG0, 0,0o0. S50,000, SEQ, 900,
C0O, and 500, 900 at Z. The offerings
ID 10 fair amount but hardly equal to
LEI was expected.
ne stock market continued to exhibit q
degree of animation, but the only sales
orted were I26 shares Bank of New Or
ns ut $40 so, showing further advance;
nank of Louisiana at SIS, and 1850 do
and 5000 at IS so; Sl26 50 was offered
refused for Bank of America. At the
la last evening So shares Bank of Lousi-
sold at $775, and 70 Bank Of America
sl2j. ar
tfY treasury notes were in good request
lie large ut sitter rates, and quiet for
snall at about yesterdays figures. The
Is of the former included $1,000, S2600,
no and $1,000 at III 20 cent discount,
at IL and $1,000 at ~. At the board
b evening $1,000 changed hands at l2s.
sales Of small included $1,000 at dis
4 Int, 5000 at !, and $1,000, (i00O and 1900
b Dealers boughtat & and sold at 4,
state notes sold at 81 discount, $1,000 at
and $4,000 at 334. At the board last
. hing S23, 900 changed hands at SO, 333,
. trd 32l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09
AssIGNEE's SALE OF JACOB BARKER IN
BANKRUPTCY.

AssIGREE's SALE OF JACOB BARKER IN
BANKRUPTCY.
Sale at Auction of Oil Paintings comprising copies
of the great masters, executed most artistieaIy
and having unusual merit.
BY @. E. GIRARDEY a. CO., AuctiOneers
Office No. II Exchange Place.
TUESDAY. THE nth FEBRUARY, 1868 AT
the Office ia the our-Story Brick Store, No. Sc
Baronne street. between Gravier and Union stree s,
viii be sold at Auction commencing at II O'Clock, A.
n, by order of e. E. Norton, Esq, Assignee in
Bankruptcy for the United States District Court,
and in the matter Of The Bankruptcy Of Jacob Bar
ker. Esq, the following list of Oil Paintingsto wit
1, THE TRANSPORTATION.
g ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST.
9. CLEOPATRA.
4. ABRAHAM AND ISAAC
8. MADONNA DEL SEGTSLA.
G. PHILOSOPHERS.
2. DAVID.
O. ST. CECILIA.
Q. ENDYMI0N.
10. FoRNARINA.
IL. MADONNA.
H. LANDSCAPE.
10. HARBoR
The EMPRESS JOSEPHINE and sundry other
Engravinsg.
Terms;
Cash in United States Treasury Notes
BY order Of E. E. Norton, general assignee in the
bankruptcy of Jacob Barker, ESQ. ia3l
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CLoTAING FOR ALL SEASONS.
Gents Furnishing Goods,
TRUNKS, vALIsKs. ETC,
A Large ard Complete Assortment for the
City and Country Trade
STORE FIXTURES, SHOW GASES. ETC,
Comprising the whole stockoi
lEe,srs. Dreyfus BrOthers d Co..
In Bankruptcy
In the Stores Corner of Canal and Camp Streets
SALE AT AUCTION BY ORDER OF
E.NOrton, Assignee,
By G. E. eIRARDEY co, AuotiOnesrs.
Office No II Exchange Place.
THURSDAY. 18TH OF FEBRUARY. 1868, AT 1913
O'Clock A. NJ. at the stores Nos IS and 90 Canal
street anu NOS anu Oamp street, corner o. Canal
and Camp streets. by order Of E. e. Norton. Esq,
Assignee in the Bankruptcy of Messrs. Dreyfus
Brothers 8 Co.. will be sold at public auction
The whole stock Of assorted Clothing. Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Valises, Hats,
Caps Show Windows and Cases. Counters. Desks,
Fixtures, Iron Safe, Gas Fxturss ETC., contained in
the stores of Messrs. Dreyfus Brothers Co., cor
ner Of Canal and Camp streets, in the city of New
Orleans. comprising large and elegant assortment
OF
BUSINESS, DRESS. AND ovERcoATs.
PANTS, VESTS. etc.,
Of the latest styles and suitable for all seasons
SHIRTS. GLOVES. HOSIERY, oRAvATS. and
COLLARS. UNDER and oVERsHIRTS.
DRAWERS, etc,
of Aerino. Net Wool, Flannel. Linen, Lowell.
Check. etc.
TRUNKS, NALISEss sATCHFI.S, etc.,
in all varetes-a very large and well assorted stock
HATS AND CAPS OF EVERY STYLE,
for Men, Youths, and Children.
This large and wen sssor led stock is one Of the
most complete in this city, and offers unusual in.
ducements to the trade for prompt supply at re-
duced rates the whole win be closed out without
reserve.
Terms Cash, In U. s. Treasury Notes.
Catalogues Of the stock Will be ready for distribu-
ton before the sale. fee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

Onefourh of the price OF adjudication cash, in
legal currency of the United STATES, and the balance
IN equal ms ailments, maturing at one two, three,
and four years from the day of SALE rep esented by
notes of the purchasers payable to their order
ara by them indorsed bearing interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum from the day of until
final payment: said notes to be secured by special
nort gage and vendors privilege on the property
sold the act of mortgage to contain the penal clause
OF nye per cent attorney Tess in of legal pro
cee9ings to collect the mortgage notes any Of
them the said notes to be divided into coupons of
such amount as mey be necessary to effect division
betweon he parties interest. The acts of sale and
United States revenue stamps attached at the e1-
pen,e Of IL purchasers before II. @. Dibble, Esq,
City Notary.
n n.-The interest of the city Of New Orleans in
the above desprIbe1 property being One.h half, pur-
onasers viii have the right and privilege of payment
of their purchas in city currency in whole part
to the extent of the said interest II the city
jazz 20 "a IS % fel 3 567s 202i % . 2425
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SHBRIPFis SALES.


Auruate Feaber ". Thouing ~ Aark1Fe
CIXrH DISTRICT COURT " wv 81
y laana. Nc q1 ldo--Ig yiliua n q WHY pt l4l4efe
md 1,I1 ia ma diroclea 10 eae do bio tl1 lEiA
Disslel Court Of New 9lsa1Ss Va we Shove en11flqa
ia114n 1 viii nrdcdfd 70 e4li - IutuC. 41c-
finn ~ Are Nerehants and IQneerg lAlE-
change Royal alIl15 lat q Z -ls@t eng 1eetqlil-
LfifflAE ne faaulq7l 1H1 dI IA1lutfJ- lolt.
n II 5;cs6sk ~ the following described propqrtgs
vizs ~ an, a., -,s,,s., ..4,. =,
the ruiidnH1 and itEaft anepig tiesctu. rGAsH7
gazn 1a|i friY Crea thefeulto baldhauf n H. say
WE arasFsstnin1 ziluzta 10 IS Hl5tl 7istfi1f
81 OBJ. tilI. n the aqas4e bounded lg Camp ul's1
Ma7afiaes efd 81 5essph s'ree.s ena ns7iE9 q
tnI1rie9r izptitlre thifaS-tYo iesi nqqt On MafA.
sae stree. ~ s,ie lianaEae Aed re iees Nae
inolla1| fn4x4 OK leaa 44Frn between pH4uN4 NesA
~ pet pisn q q 4 lt7sin, e.s snssl zee sea
strlott g 1 111 etI1tItou T. snf oHfla 81 =
Percy. b r. 4 nctIrl rctte ln Oh = cisf, -
Ic|H" tslr fIrIH lt- fHIlJ NcHuIIH4 b uHI4H I|-N
81 4 rnl f1I1 made on Tn iHfu as ~
HanEq Arcade. |1T tIIl1H- % sE Nt|4 ~ 1h-
aI1iild ffai AAt tIDHHH ef Sew ~ fs4 |sIN Ns.4
bs2 tsA u aHq nlNtlar q. ften4s p
~ Il5a IS HIa oltuit1t
SID. .ss h3sa eels
u1BCH ". AFEe
itfl iee1I dhsfi1 Of w 7ta q ~
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00NSTABLEs SALES.


- HAsruet ". a4nt = s4azcl1AAa-
IHIRST JuSrICES' COURT-No sojf by
T. girtre of writ OF den faciaa to me directed
BY the Hoe; + Clifford, First Justice Of tire Peace
will ptoeeed 70 sell atpHbie euctlon, on hOHDAXt
tho 18th Gag " February, 1873 at ia Dslotd street,
at z o'enea ~ ths following prepsfts. e. Wit:
Ona Marble Top Table and Etagere. Twelve Cane
bottom Ch1its. Que Easy Char. three Rrrting
Chairs, two Mahogany Amoirs, enc safe one tIde-
buard. cas Dning keom Table one htha4apg
Bureau, marble tops enc sihMI Marble Top fsbAGs
oug N aahstauC, ma rhle Top
Seized in thoebove entitled suit.
Termh-Oash on the spot in United states Trca1ufy
hotcs n COOK.
fe792afa cersiafia Fi-st faslic a'a Court
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p0LTTTOAT, NOTICES,

First ward CIab.-Radical Republicans Of
the first Ward are notiied that this CLUB
meets RvERY TUESDAY evening at I o clock at
Poiymnia Hail. corner Polgmnia and st. Charles
streets. GEORGE W. NADER,
President
JoHS Il. BRowEi Secretary fe7 I'm
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

pHYsEC1ANs' DRUG STORE
NO. 1eO DELoRD STREET. Con. OF ST. oHARLEs
Opposite IiVOh Circle.
Fresh Medicines aud medical advice for al dis
eases whether chronic or recent can be obtained Al
this estahlishment; also Surgical attendance gad
wounds dressed bs competent and experienced PLY
seians and surgeons at all hours Of the day night
Once eonsuliations free Of CHARGE
se10 tn 70 lily
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PEREMFToRY SALE

PEREMFToRY SALE
ORA
Complete Photographic ESta bllshmeHt.
SUPPLIED WITH CHEMICALS.
CAMERAS, FRAMES, HEADsTANDS, TOOLS,
PRESSES, FURNITURE, ETC,
sso COMPRISING EVERYTHING PPERr4NING
TO A FIRsT-CLAss ..
PHOTOGRAPMIC EsTA DLIsHATE NT
VIM Quay, Bankrupt vs.. His Creditors
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
For the Distrietof Louisiana.
BY Order of E. L. Norton, ESQ, Assignee,
pY G. Il, GIRARDEY 81 co, AUG.
- toneers--ofRee No. IT Exchange Alley-FRI
DAY, February a. 1863 at l0z clock A. NJ, will be
sold at public auction, without reservation, at the
tnree-story brick building No. IS Camp, between
Poydras and Natchez streets, for account of the
bankrupt, William Quay. surrendered and sold for
the benefit of his creditors. and by order of E. E.
Norton Esq, General Assignee in the United States
Circuit Court for tho District Of louisiana
THE ENTIRE STOCK of Photographic Utensils
aud Equipments, comprising the latest and most
modsrnly improved Cameras, Oil Paintings, Chemi-
Gals. Glass Plates, Show Cards Tools, Washing
Dishes materials sppertanng 10 the business, Iron
Headstands, Printing Presses, Furniture, Mirrors
etc and everything appertsining to a frstclass
Photographic Establishment.
Terins--C Cash in U S. Treasury notes.
By order of the Assignee. fe9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

AhhAt6U 4hnl6hOh1t
Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn. from Indi.
anola and Galveston, to G A Whitney &
co--1st district
Steamship Austin, Farwell, from Rockport,
Texas, to A Whitney &co-lst district
British schooner Oriental, 0tteson, from
Cienfuegos, to A Thompson--2d district
Is
British schooner Angelina, Ward, from
Utilla, to B Pigniola-2d district II
Schooner Stephen Lee, Miller, from Gal.
weston, to master-Point
Schooner Mary Campbell, Tasso, from Grand
Cayman, to master-2d district
TowBoATs. -
Leyiathan, Shultz, from the Passes-Towcd
down and to sea, Sd instant, ship Au-
guste, bark st Genevieve, and schooner
Margaret Sampson-B Brought up schoon-
ers Mary Campbell, Oriental, Stephen S
Lee, and Angelina
sTEANBOATs.
Richmond, Boardman, from Shreveport.
Continental, Yore, from Cairo.
Bart Able, Harrison. from Shreveport.
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Natchez.
Enterprise, Spielman, from Little Rock.
Hetty Gilmore, King. from Lafourche.
Vicksburg, Tobin, from Ouachita City.
Lizzie Hopkins, Roots, from Shreveport.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-P RR.
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AUCTION SALES,
Assesses aAEE Il BasErurfoT


~
a STOCK OF FAAIEHK aEocERxEs.
Unated States Distrier Ceurt OF E.ousniaas.
THEODORE MEYER IN BAsxRuProY.
BY g. Z. sIRAhDEx a Co., Auesloneer..
Oaiee No. II Exchange Place.
MONDAY. nth FEBRUARY. 1888. a. 10 O'Clock
A Al. viii be sold at public auction. By order
q Z. E. Norton, Esq. General Ass ignse in Bank.
raptey for the United States Distrio. Court Of Lou
slana, and in the matter Of Thsodors Meyer.
loaakrupt, and surrendered for the benefit Of his
THE STOCK OF GOODS AND FURNITURE in
sne sore on the southeast corner Of Onstomhouss
ana BOURBON streets. comprising an satire stock Of
Eeu asserted and choice Family Groceries. Wines.
Liquors. Fancy Articles. and great variety of Pre-
served Fruits and Cannsi Goods Of every de-
scription.
Also
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD TURNrTyRF
The whole surrendered for the beneht Of IN.
bankrupt's creditors. and sold BY order OF Z. r.
Norton, ESQ assignee.
Terms Of ssle--cash in uaitsd States Treasury
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