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nY caARLEs z. FoRrIER,

AUcIioEkER-Odce, No. As Exchange Alley.
UNUEeDAH, April 9TH. I Sos, at re O'Clock
NJ, stthe Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal
street, between Cana and Customhouse by
Of order from the norabe the Second strict Court
OF New Orleans dated March 5h 1865 the following de
scrbed properties belonging plaintiffs and defendants viii
be sold .H
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together With all the
buildings and thereon suaed In the Suburb
Deorc The bounded by Tchouptoufas New
Benjamin and Suzee and desisnaed by the No
plan drawn Moehansen. the 9th Janua l5l7 the
Lot measuring IS feet inches front Tchoup
III feet in depth the line separating Il from Cot NJ
100 feet the line separating from Lot No. theuce
running line parallel with Tchoupitouas street 50
Benjamin street IS feet inches the line running
to said Benjamin street, which il has front Of q feet
American measure.
buildings and improvements situated thereon in the Suburb
Deord in the square founded by Tchouptouas New LevSe
Benjamin and suzette ard designated by the Nos
and plan drawn by N No lhausen. The said Los No
&c eet front Tchouptouas by 100 feet
in depth between parallel lines. and Lot No. rs
feet oo Tch0upouss street by III feet In depth between
parallel Inca
n TERNs-One half cash aad the balance on credit OF
and years secured by mortgage and
doris privilege ard bearing eight interest per
from date uEth payment The buildings be insured
and the policy transferred
Ac. Of sale with United States internal stamps
attached, before Enamel Burhe notary public the
pense Of the purchaser
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IFron Dispatches Of tbs zlst and zzd-l
HANCOCK AND THE PRESIDENT.

HANCOCK AND THE PRESIDENT.
There is much speculation about an interview
to-day between the president and Gen. Hancock.
The president desires him to take command Of
this department, bat nothing was definitely deci-
ded in this interview. Subsequently Gen. Han
cock visited General Grant, andIreceived cordial
reception
RADICAL SENTIMENT ON IMPEACHMENT.
Leading radicals assert that the sentiment Of
their party, as revealed by letters from all sec
tons. demands the conviction of the president
Several senators, hitherto disposed to conserva-
tive action, have grown FESTIVE and anxious at
these demonstrations, and are decidedly shaky.
DESIGNS OF THE PRESIDENT.
The radicals assert Johnson has Interior designs
In calling Hancock here, but that no attempt
intimidation of force can save him.
SEWARD AND TIE PRESIDENT.
Seward, on his return to-day, had private in
terview with the president. and made certain sug
gestions about bis defense, which were afterWard
submitted to his counsel.
BEN BUTLER
Is named for the treasury department, If Wade
goes into the Presidential chair. The confidence
of his friends is based on his successful financial
operations in New Orleans.
scHoFrELD.
The Richmond radicals have made formal
charges against General Schodeld. Grant has
them under consideration
rr4 PEEDLEToE ON THE PACIFIC. SAL
An ex-governor of Oregon. who has Just arrived
here. in speaking of Pendleton's Endorsement in
their convention, says he will carry the State by
large majority. elsat1
Secretary Seward returned to Washington on
Saturday and Immediately called on the president,
with whom he had a long consultation. There
seems TO be general belief in official circles that
Mr.. Seward is about to retire from the cabinet,
but the president says he has received no intima-
ton of IL.
cAssTUs NJ. CLAY
writes to friend in this city that his resignation
takes effect on the LIST OF April, and that he will
Immediately return to this country to enter the
canvass for General Grant. with the understand
ing that be will be returned to Russia if Grant is
elected.
PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES.
Col. Brown, the sergeant-at-arms of the Senate,
has made ample arrangements for the preserva-
ton Of order. In addition 10 the reserve police
force, which can be summoned by telegraph,
there will be an aidde-camp of Gen. Emory, who
commands the military district. at the capitol,
with orders signed in blank, with which ne can
summon two regiments Of infantry ative minutes
notice. Each company of these regiments has re-
Gently been increased to ninety-seVen enlisted
men, and the cavalry stationed here has been ro-
cruited 10 liz men to q company. Few believe
the stories aoat about an armed resistance to the
law. but Gen. Grant has had the garrison made
ready for any emergency.
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VEAL DONE, ARKANSAS by the dispatches
received last evening, II appears that Arkansas,
proetlng By the good example of Alabama, has
taken step in advance Of our own, aud has de-
feated the Constitution of is " menagerier. by
votes actually cast at the polls. What will the
the congressional conspirators say to this What
new device TO meet the new exigencys The pre-
texts urged IN the case of Alabama do not apply
favor, we suppose, one side more than the Other.
1t vas fair fight, and the conservatives won.
Arkansas, as we have said. has gone ahead of
Alabama, but the example Of Alabama, no doubt.
had vast moral effect IN encouraging the PEG, Ie
OF Arkansas to take the position in which they
have planted themselves. Let the other suffering
States "thank God and take courage
Httr t. rr mobile Register
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PROPERTY CORNER OF PALMYRA AND DERBIGNY
sTREETs-sUcCEssIoN OF MRS ANNE o'sHEA,
DECEASED. WIFE OF JOIN MCMAHON


ACcIlOhkkk-Ol1ce NO. 4o kxchange Alley.
TUESDAY, April 9th, 1865. IL
a o'clock the Merchants Aurtioneer Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Cus0mhouse
vi tue Of order from the Honorable the Second District
Court of New Orleans dated the Sd March, 1868 following
pr pertyS al Public Auction, viii be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate In the Wrist Dis
rct Of this city designated BY the No ~ Of bounded
by Common. Claiborne Palmyra aud Derbigny
sng Is feet front on Palmyra street. by depth and trout
perbny street Of g. feet beog the of
ments thereon.
r8- TKRns-Onethd cash and the balance crsdit Of
twelve ana eighteen months. with e ht interest
from date until psid with mortgage and vendors prvsae
transferred The purchaser the payment Of the
taxes for the year 1868
Of before William Cass Notary Public at the
Of the purchaser including U Internal
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Military Order-Gen. Buehanaa Assumes
Command.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIcr,l
New Orleans, La, March %, 1865.
General Orders No. l6l
The undersigned having been assigned to duty
with his brevet rank Of major general, by the
president Of the United States, becomes the senior
officer. and therefore assumes command OF the
Fifth Military District.
ROBERT G. BUCHANAN,
Brevet Major General U. s. Army.
OFFICIAL: NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieut. s7th Infantry Brevet First Lieut. U Army
Acting Assistant Aoiutsnt General.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN GEORGE BAUMAN. SECOND
DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NJ rxr.nrps - ro.-xzu

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. - tXchange alley.
rVUEsDAY. the 21st of Ap. N, 1865. at IL
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants' and Auctoneers Ex-
change Royal st ct between iana streets
by virtue Of order from the hon rabe the Second District
Court Of New Orleans dated March Is 1865 the following
property At public auction, viii be SOLD 4Fn
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF Gre IND In the Fourth Dis
rct Of this city in square bounded By Frere Jackson
Howard and Philip streets designated BY the Nos IL L. l3
= and Is plan drawn BY j. A. Depoalv. architect
tbs 2th November. ste deposited in the office Of r. Grna
noarJ public Lots Nos H. y and Is each % feet
nehes and lines front on frere street. BY lSs feet inches
and Inns IN depth between tt lines: said lots ad0n
each other Lots Noe "a and IS also adjoining other
measure each % ieet inches lines front Howard
lines
TKRMsCash to the Of $3.50 per inter-
e per rom the 18th November 1866 until the day
SAFE e purchaser 70 assume the payment Of mortgage
for Ike sum OF $3.50 dated 18th November 1865 and pay
able in years after date and bearing
Tom dste until paid the balance Of the price If
paid in Twelve months from date Of purchaser
urnish for said balance bond With good and solvent
ry and mortgage said property, bearing per inter
per enHum from dare until paid
act OF before Alco j. Ker, notary pnbiic the
psnte OF he purchaser including the United States internal
REVENGE stamps.
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SUCCESSION OF R. n. OGDEN.
BY CHARLES Il. PORTER.

T'UEsDAT,. prl 7th,. 1865, az n o'clock
Lat the horchants' and Anctioneers' Exchange
loyal street. between Canal and Cuomhouse by
vdtue Of order from the Honorable the Second District
Court Of New Orleans dated bth March 1868 the following
described property belonging to the Aforesaid succession
WILL be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First
District Of this city in the comprised within rchoup
tonas New Levee Benjamin and Suzse streets designated
by the No plan Of O. y Hedin dated 7th March, 1880
and deposited in the ece Of H. b. Censs late pno
lie In iris city The saio lot forms the Of TchouDou
Las and benjamin streets and measures q feet front
Tchoupt0uas street by 100 feet In epth and front Benja
min street. be parallel lines Americ
Es~ TERMs-Onehalf cash. and the balance credit Of
two In notes secured by mortgage and vendors
privilege and bearing cent interest from date until
payment
Acts Of before Emanuel Burthe notary public at the
expense Of the purchasers including United States
revenue stamps
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON BIESyILLE AND
ST. PATRICK STREETS.
saCcEssI0s o. v. !. nArsA aD-ss so,a...
M 9. DE rxRrEr.


OHee Hnu rslesrooms % bienViIe street.
TCEsDAY, April FL, lsGs, at IL o'clock
street between Canal and Gust nheuss Streets will sold
~ pubic suction, BY virtue Of crdrr
able John W Thomss Judge Of the second District
Court Of New Orleans dated March 1868 the following
scribed property, viz .lll .l ~
SEVEN LOIS OF GROUND, desgnated By the Nos z.
~ = and Is in the squzrs bounded By Bienvile. ST.
Patrick Cont and Bernadotre streets.
Lots Nos n 8 and 10 measure each 80 feet front on
benye sfres ~ loo fest In DEPTH No. 10 forming the
cprrer Of Bfnvile and St Patrick streets
St. Patrick street BY 1907 n depth
n8TEEns-s'ash in q. s. Treasury notex fr
ACT o. ksie with United 5tsfes inssps Revenue stamps
Mtecned before Notary Public II the expense Of the
purchasers who viii Be required 70 assume the pay
the taxes Tor the cnrrs1t yes<. d066) 80 > Z
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SUCCESSION OF L. BoUDRo..
By 9. DE FERRET.


By 9. DE FERIET.
AucrrosKER-0mcs No. Sc Bienvills street.
MONDAY. April Q. 1865, at 11io'clock
A at the Lake End Of the Pontchsrtran Railroad and
the Restaurant Of L. Boudro. deceased by virtue Of
order from the Honorable John w. Thomas Judge of the
Second District Court Of New Orleans. dated February H.
1865, By public suction. will be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE CELEBRATED
BoUDRo Jake HOUSE, consisting part Of the follow
ing articles
CLOCKS, DINING TABLES. CHAIRS. LOOKING
GLASSES. sIDEBOARDs. FINE PIANOS ARMoIks
PAINTINGS. ENGRAvINGs, ROCKERS, DESKS
CLOTHES RAGS. sPIrTo0Ns. KNIFE CLEANERS
RANGE. KITCHEN FURNITURE. COOKING UrEN-
Sis PLATED WARE. TABLE LINEN OF all kinds
GLASSWARE. CR0cKERY, ALFESIDE WARE. large
quantity Of fne CUTLERY. FRUIT STANDS. VASES etc
The splendid Apparatus the Manuracrure Of Gas and
the Gas Fixtures and Chandeliers in the premises
Also
Several Thousand bottles of WINES OF THE CHOICEST
BRANDS, such as
CHATEAU LARosE; DEsroURNELLE;
CHATEAU LAToUR; PAPE CLEMENT; NUTS;
cHAMBERTIN; voLNAy; BEAUNE;
LAToUR BLANCHE; CHATEAU YQUEM;
LAFITTE; CHABLls;
SAuTERNE; MosELLE; KRUG; sst
HEIDsIcK; NARICa CLAUDE; erik;
~ WIZARD; RHINE; vERMoUTH;
And choice lot Of I.l.l
FINE OLD COGNAC, WHISKY. Rum. ETC,
And also large qu@ntisy Of PROVISIONS FANCY GRO
CERES, SPICES. CoRKS. etc.. dIsf.l..i +
sS- rEnss-cssh in U. s. Treasury Notes
TEN VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND IN "vER-
sAnLEs." PARISH OF ST. BERNARD. WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION SUCCESSION OF n. i. DA-
NIESs-No. $50. ila'
f tH sl
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HORRIBLE MURDER.-A correspondent Of the
Stsunton indicator gives the particulars of
most hendish murder committed near Waynes-
boro on Monday night last at the house of Mr.
Slower:
about Q o'clock some ore knocked at the
door and one of the young ladies advanced to
open IL. voice on the outside said don't let
the dog bite.' The door having been opened, a
tall man, with pistol in hand. followed by two
others similarly armed, entered and said be still
the first that speaks will blow his brains out
Mr.. stove rose from his seat and said, What is
your namel What do you wantr The three ad-
vanced towards hini, calling TO him TO sit still or
Wen blow your brains OUT Mr.. Slower then
seized small ak near HIM and struck at the tall
man, who dcdged, the sharp edge Of the ak graz
ing the right cheek. taking effect in the right
shoulder. All seized the ak and twisted it out OF
his hands. In the scufiie cap on one of the pis-
tols exploded. just then one Of the young men
slipped out, but was seen by the murderers, who
followed, crying stop stop = and fred twice at
him. When all were out Of the house two ad-
diiional shcts were fred and all became quiet.
Mr.. M. r. Coalter. who lives but few hundred
yards away, attracted by the pistol shots, came
over, and found Mr.. Slower on the ground within
few feet OF his door, perfectly dead, being shot
through the heart. Mr.. Robert McCreary was
found about one hundred yards of, shot through
the right lung. He was shot at the door of the
house when Mr.. Slower was killed, and In trying
10 escape had gone as far as his strength would
permit. He. is having every attention, but tits
feared his wound is mortal"
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SALE OF BLooDED srocK.-A large sale OF
thoroughbred racing stock wa held last Monday,
18th, at Mr.. Watsons farm, near Boiling Springs,
New Jersey. Il was conducted by Dr.. Undor-
wood, and the following prices were realized:
Onward, CHI. b., 6 years old, by Ringgold; dam
Ny Lady BY Glencoe, (ir. L. w. Jerome,)
$4,000. rl,, r l .rssl. ..sf n -
Delaware, b. h., 6 years old, by RInggold; cam
Ariel By imp. sarpedon, (Mr. L. W. jerome, }
Captain Moore, b. h.. aged. by imp Balrownie /;
dam Jennie Rose BY Glencoe. (hr. r. ". Cam
eron.) $500.
Vixen. b. T., years old by vandsl dam imp.
L'Anglaise By Robbie Noble, "a. Killion,) $40.
Heather Bell, Oh. T.. 3 years old, by imp. Bal
rownie out of imp. LAnglaise, (Mr. schie1elin,)
flfO.
Bonnie Braes, b. f. years old. by imp. Bal.
rownie; dam Pasta BY Revenue, (Mr. Eckerson, }
$3.50.
Bonnie Lass, b. T., years old, by imp. Bal
rownie; dam Pasta by Revenue, (Col. Nc
Daniels.) $3.50.
Sapphire, b. c., ? years old. by imp. Bal
rownie; dam The Gloamin by Glencoe, (Mr. ].
Hunter) 5000. 49,.
Black brood mare, by Long Island Black Hawk
in foal to Censor, (Mr. II. Felter,) $40.
Black colt, years old. by Rysdick's Hamble-
to1ian; dam the Long Island Black Hawk mare.
(Mr. H. Felfer,) $625. ~.
Black colt yesrling by Censor out Of the Black
Hawk mare, Mr.. II. Felter,) slso-
Total, 81 ,9l5. ~. -
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Tor sALF-REAL EsrArg-sEyEea1

Foe sALE-REAL EsrATE-sEvERAL nun.
ore Cotton Sugar Plantations located IN the b-~t
q he Gotten and sugar States Also Rice
rsneifns Orange Orchards and large bodies Of
tmeer lsnos Also large variety Of City and Suburban
Properly improved and unmprosed The form Of re.irnces
pncng lots and favorable Parties
Wish n 20 invest VIII do veil to call and examine our Proper
ties bsck,her MI err Real Estate Age.ts No IS Caron-
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TcHoUPIroULAs
STREET. BETWEEN BENJAMIN AND sUzErrE
sTREETs-NRs. FRANCES S. oGDEs. WIDOW OF
RN. OGDEN. NATURAL TUrRIx. VS.. R. N oG.
DEN AND AIS
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ArcrIoNkkk~Ohce s. Benvlle street
SATURDAY prfl rs, 1855. at l1e o,e,o~n
~ n. ~ the kercNants' ana Auctionesrs Fxcns'>-
ys street between Canal and custenhouss streets Sy VIZ
tre OF an order from the H0n- John ". Thomas Jods
second District Court Of New 0renns dated Ns-c ~ ies
viii Dc sold BY public suction the following oescdbed real e.
Lor OF GROUND in the Second District of t.,. ..-
In the square bounded by Oustonhouse Cans laibera
Dsrogny streets measuring. In American measure fxenf
Jour eet frnnt on Cusomhou street BY hundred 40 ava
let Tour Inches and four lines In depth s
House No. $50 street, retired from M street
sz rooms with gallery IN front and the sids cstern
ssitsxsons third Cash; and the balance on credit Of
one and two in notes Of the purchaser drxv A. RI
order and u him ndorsed payable the Io.ss,sns
rank IN this city with interest At the Of eight Der cent
pe secured By vendors lien and privilege and nortrsos on a.
Properly sold With 'he clause de aienando he
TIE recovery IF re amount Of said note or sny Art thereof
and 70 fesp the buildings said lot Insured un the ana
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M rr-...--.
Inc " asnlngton correspondent OF the Baltimore
0szetie says;
,-.n,,s,so nany Pion'. zen anu wei ~.
&c. l; Hst |" ~ ~ vi ~ ,nas VIC pt9sI
inc az tLr A. re. ~ $3.50 =. us , Dso.-
hodv 70 5000 ,ha ;nJet 20 v sh Pa. 'sns
~ ts;sa ''sg Jug llen' ~ .ne nouse "
e~d-; ssro,e $500 Az, as 'ne =. -
~ 20 sseaJ wy, 'na s, susicon. num-
t;,a t 90 Va are cot 49,, ~ ,ouT NJ ~ uuo
snrs bv rat, @ ray;ns ~. SO. 80 -.S pr
ediv hen ~ y t rS - .; h1s anuouo.
etsevers, ~ tbsr sssn- soy. pvssoy he.ease'
fnrnsd 70 assart their is
AZ ,srtv - 4, 40. ,-;aS a ~ ~ ~ No." ou
the ecoorsin - ~ H. ~, ~; "
as tfsss mar he ,-esae,d o. ~, a-e suo asosa,
nron'ins,'f ~ sss;cof ssnat~r t~o>, x W. 'on;ns
fao ha hss bes essa;ssS ;as ess aha one
eovt.,. A.. -. - sss ~. ~ Sos 81 ~ az. a.
nersr nressvre b ea;s nv IA "A a.ul,ng " ,uls
ppthey rhs a. ~. a. e. L;, Wy ncs Hn'n h1s
- - $3.50 ~, ~, 80 - ~ Ase. &c saoulu loos
~ . .. a. "a s'.e &c anu ~ 81 cases OF
ss - l ~ eS y. wy oueu, nc
sso nsa eeen ms course through NE, ana ne should
80 .h nlnse oniy ~ LIZ VMn
conscaerSe anu NC const,uuoh' ine Iesui. " en's
anu s',iial uecalaIons from o.ner senators mas
nsPnee Sonnesas D9 ~ ~ my nnes " .aIss
l'JosIy =, os.'' ~ nslu snes nupeecnncn. w,u
se s ~ .ne sles's,s we esel' sven .ne
lienus ~ -. I' as aiono 70
efonS,D.e ~ wy ~ "nier no uaS W
come involved, as nls ieaalDg pecanarlty mas been
never 70 cohsnN wlsn shyone as 70 the pomcy OF
propriety OF ms olnclai acuon. he mas above
Inc onufe patronage Oh ehe ieeera. governmentto
remain steaoiy ~ tne nsnos OF his political ene-
mics against the solemn protest OF tnose VINO
were endeayoring to sustain MS administration;
he has refused to remove personal enemies and
political spies from his official household until so
shackled by congressional enactments that he IS
unable TO requisite ana control the personnel OF
his own CABINET; ne mas allowed coordinate
branch OF the government 70 usup the preroga-
ives until l. mas leit MN itue more 'han cnange
Of linen. During al this time MI. johnson has
kept his own counsel and withheld Els confidence
from ms friends. Il Is understood that his purpose
70 remove stanton ana appoint General Lorenzo
Thomas secretary OF war 0d interim, was never
disclosed even to his cabinet nor had any Demo-
cratic member OF Congress received the slightest
intimation Of the movement in advance OF its
actual occurrence. Hence the contest has been
Andrew Johnson single handed against the whole
Jacobin force, and this contest has eliminated in
an attempt 70 seize the executive reigns Of the
government by formal impeachment Of the
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B. PAKksT VS. MRS. EGAH OR AIKEN, ROBERT
Eean or Aiken. Peter Eean or Aiken Henrv fsrtvNo.
20 80 aoe' sesssecond Justlcsof he Peacs-PArh
ne orseteQ " the hen PARIS Chdress second Justice
efsaee parish OF Orleans vii proceed sci puble
eloek n ~ the Merchants and Auctionees Exchange
$500 os'rsen Ssn.. and ctonhouss Streets me fooslz
-. "a CERTAIN Lon OF GROUND with al the bulldlur
IMPROVEMENTS thereon. situate In the First District u
.s eiy dezsRnated by the number s. Of square Boun
Iatitf fefoido st Jane and Bolivar Said Lot
bets parallel lines. = =
The whsls per plan Of CA Heddin dated Aprn ia
Icy. and deposit d In the sf1ce Of y. II. Perry
Seized 10 the above suit
~ fxKns-oHsh IN U. g Treasury Notes.
u. Q. PENNIxAN. Constable.
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THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH rs. 1858.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Certain Senators Soy
President johnson Alone Responsible for
His Dinheuities-The Scare at the War
Movements of Troops.
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vALuAsrE BUILDING LOT ON DUnAun STREET,
BxrwEEx CLAIBORNE AND DkRBIoNy STREETS
M .. DE FEDEEr.
AucuoKKEh
oncs and ss1ouooms-o6 Bisnvlls street.
U,HURRDAY. 3olh March, 1858. AZ -
/ o,rjorf = Al the Xsrchanfs' and Auctloneen IA
change bv Public Auction. Will be sold
cfRrA1N lot or GROUND in the square bounded
Nv nmeire Claiborne n Ph1Ip md Osrbgny streets mea-
s1pe 80 feet Dumans strss BY Ia Zee, ssnsoss
and lines in depth parallel lines Said lot IL USED
a. 4 garden con tanning fruit trees eetablss etc
~ 1ERns-Onehsh cash 70 United ststes Lreaseas
In otes secured BY mortgage and vendors lien and bearing
eight interest snnm rom me Gay OF sse Until
hna PAYMENT IN cent attorneys COM
missso.s wlll be added ~ psnal clause VI -. -
Act United States Revenue Stamps attach7o
before Barne nsfsry public. At p"'chssers evnense
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Of the note snd p the amoust Thereof 20 me me
f~G< Of the holdor h>l1e Of the same ano " ~
t~<S- fer he year 1858. d. 70 become dne "A
Tbr act al SAFE, With u =. Internal revenue H.-
expense
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AUCTION SALES.
CvAs. E. FORTItR'S SALES.

BUILDING LOT FORMING THE CORNER OF
TcHoUPIToULAs AND BENJAMIN STREETS.
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VALUABLE AND ELEGANT REslDEScE,
NO. Is EsPLAsADE STREET. BETWEEN RAMPARr
AND BURGUNDY STREETS. IS


Ohcs and Salesrocms s. Bisuvile street.
CATURDAY, March -. 1865, nc Noon.
- st the Merchants and Anc onoers Exchange, on
Royal street. by public suction, win be Sold
LOf OF GROUND in the square bounded BY Esplenade
Rampant Date Love Keerec and Burgundy date Craps)
Streets measuring 20 feet inches front Espsnads street.
ck be- ween posts bearing 1873 Said covered
with states and contains six rooms besw and two finished
In the attic; gallery kitchen aiming
fur The yard well paved with bricks; yard
pnyie cterp. hydrsnt etc Sad property insured for
$500 and rented se5 per month
Teeeher with 50 Shares OF the Capital stock oil the Ci
zeps Bank Of Il uisias q. reduced to 40 shares
- TEsrs-The purchaser 10 the payment OF .
$500 due in August 1853 Interest patti up I'll then
Also due LIST June. 1868 Citizens
Rsnk SeS payable according the Charter
Of said Bank For the balance Of the price Of adjudication
cash in United States Treasury Notes.
Of sale, including Internal Revenue stamps attached
befo A. Barnett Notary Public The o. purcnaeer