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NJ THEIRS made a bold assault upon the Napo-
leonic dynasty in the Corps Leglslatll On Sa'ur-
day. lie denounced what is called the commer-
cial liberty of France as being as much Oh l'ree
as the political liberty nominally accorded the
people. scene of wild excitement ensued, ana
at one time it was thonght the session would DC
broken up. The uproar was finally appeased'
but the circumstance cannot but remind the
august occupant OF the Tuileries that his posi-
Ipg a epythjng but q comfoTtable 9ne.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ns1sp HALL GERMAN SCHOOL, No. 92S
RACE Street.-W N MEEKS' Reading from the
English poets, TUESDAY EVENING, April %. Tickets
80 cents; at Mrs. Hamilton's, No. 1874 Chestnut
street All IT.
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CLOTHING.
The Aurora Borealis of Thursday Night

There has been considerable speculation among scientific
men as to the of the extraordinary illumination of
the skies on Thursday night. We happy give the
most recent and reliable theory 1t is well known that
these Northern Lights reflections of something or
other exceedingly brilliant and beautiful But what could
be so beautiful such magnificent reflective
displays! The theory which feel bold to announce is
that the wonderful appearance caused by reflections
from the magnificent lot of gorgeousy tinted Spring Goods
in ROCKHIIL Il WILSON'S store. Departing from
the old fogy idea that ought to dress black
and make himself look much possible like dark mid
night, this ngestablished and enterprising firm
made provision for each citizen attire himself with
the spendor of Aurora Boreas Examination of this
unsurpassed Spring Stock of clothes and ready
to be made into Clothes and investigation the won
derfuy low prices, will we'll repay our citizens.
Co. then, to the
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Hous of Repre.entatives.
Sixty membe present.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. r.
By McMillentf Carroll-An &C TO incorporate
the New Orlesos snd Texas Railroad Company.
Referred to coU{ litiee on railroads.
BY - "A bill apprOpriating $1,000 to the
relief OF W. H.tiOmer. Calendar.
By Mercy fDuachits-An act providing for
the desiructioE of 1856 500 worth of bonds.
Calendar.
BY Mercy of nuachits-An act to provide for
the cleaning oiiBsyou Des Aires in the parishes
ofOuacbna ana Morehouse not to cost more
than $40 co., Sent TO committee on internal i'm
pTovemeuts.
By Morey Of huachita-An act extending the
charter of the 4irataria and Lafourche canal.
Committee on a.als and draining.
By Isabelle X 0rleans-An act providing for
the Observance of the Holy sabbath. Referred
Also an Sct'fcl the relief of Mrs Hurst, whose
husband was hi led July 80, 1866. Referred to
committee on appropriations.
BY Collins of dresns-An act regulating State
licenses in the ptrishes of Orleans, Jefferson aud
81. Bernard. Referred TO committee on ways and
means.
by Walsh of III Soto-An act providing for the
closing of Grand Bayou in DeSoto parish Re-
ferred to commi'lee on internal Improvements.
BY Reese of II 0urche-An act appropriating
$4,000 10 revise He records of the Sta'e lanl
Office Reieredt committee on appropriations.
By Lott OF Rfides-An act TO prevent the
intrusion OF peSOns armed or u0armed into
private enclosures Cor buildings. Sent to Judiciary
committee ard Offered printed
BY Mr.. Walsh, ct DeSoto-An act placing the
control of the ptfShc schools of New Orleans in
the hands OF ho{rd OF directors. TO be appointed
by WaImOth. Referred 10 committee on educa'
. uoD.
Holland, Of Thsas, offered q resolution au-
tborizDg the elections committee to proceed 70
81. Marin parish y take evidence 10 the st. Mar
tin contested elefion case, with power TO send
for persons and pJpers. Resolution adopted.
A JOINT resolottn to investigate the con-
duct OF Thomas terson, justice OF the peace IN
Port Hudson, La tnally passed.
Mr.. Witt, OF Oteans, offered resolution In
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THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
NO. Us BARoNNE STREET.
BETWEEN GIRoD AND LAFAYETfE STREETS.
BYJ. II. WALTON a. DEsDoNDe.
d. W ALTON, AuctlOnec


Office; No. 6 Carondelet street.
CATUFDAY. Feb. @, 1859. at lie O'Clock
- ut tie ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHAR0E
will d.
THE THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No IT'S
Bs.oDne street, egioy ocaod in perfect order and
possessing every convenience for comfortable
family residence
abe lot Of ground is situated In the
square bounded Gr0d Laiay BarOBne aid mdeet
streets Originated by the No. ad % feet
rs BY depth los feet between
lei lines. BAGS alley six feet wide. opening GrOd
st-eet. Of Which il has the
rSrTTRNs AND CospIrIoSs-ssooO cash in q. s. Tres
be purchaser TO assume the payment Of
for secured by the property du and
able the 9th Of April 1859 the bAance credit Of
~eve months the note OF he purchaser payable Z, his
bearing per interest," snd SECURED BY mortgage
npou and lot; with the causs Of
nsys fees in OF 81 10 payment Of
the VIZ
he bu dngs be insured By e purchaser The sssfac
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EiopemeI Extraordinary.
An nrrrss sorouTfAsD WON IN Az ALnsHous
Lcur,.popl enc. New York San J.

J.
piGHKEEPsIK, Jan. %, 1869.
We have had ri saIion in our poor hou.e-s
sensation riy0lng hfntensity the story of Peri
chOe." Some mohts ago woman, squaldly
dressed, but the owntr Of face singularly beau
tiful was committed 3 the slmshouse for vagrancy.
A little child aeeoutpanied her. Her manners,
though coarse, gavJ unmistakabe evidence of
former refinement. 4 er voice was soft and melo-
dious and her eyes fstrous and sparkling. She
was niserably poor, Both 10 purse and dress, and
appeaied TO have tfered in past years much
agony Of mind. she tisimed to have once moved
in respectable circie3 and registered her name in
a beautiful hand siilOise BrentsnO. She per
formed all her duie4 in the almshOuse, and fire.
quenty sang sOnDeistn French and Italian. 1t is
reported thar she VIA {iOrmeTiy an opera singer of
some note. When $ AIKEN TO on the subject she
gave an evasiye yer, and preserved long
silence.
Two weeks ago, lne Clarence Beaumont, a
"PiQuillo," tattered j torn, hungry and fOrlOrn.
was committed TO thu building on the charge Of
yagrancy. He was possessed of more than or.
binary intelligence, bat seems TO have been em.
FILTERED by the rlals,tf life, and his conversation
was marked with ccateness and profanity. After
being In the almshoHt three days be manifested
a strong atiachmeHtffor Eloise. and sought her
company constantly ssating upon her with the
assiduity OF a serVahE and paying her the most
respectful attention He soon gained her heart
and affections. On - day before his discharge
they had long inteTy Jew, and separated with mu.
tUal tears and caress*.
Now. mark the Srquel. Clarence Beaumont
was discharged froEs the poorhouse on Friday
morning Before be &eft, the pair mad made pre-
psrations for an eloTA ment. At ga. NJ. Eioise
stole out of her cot. 9th her sleeping child on her
arm met her lover ieath the cold stars at the
gate, and carefully ctEpt away over the snow. At
2 A. NJ they were seed arm in arm, floating down
the Dutchess county turnpike, since which time
nothing has been hessi from them.
Ii row turns out tblt Eoise bad fallen heir to
some $50 600 by the Faith Of au aunt in Adrian.
Mich, and that Mr.. tesumont's attentions were
paid with view of securing the money.
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERyED SALE OLA
VERY VALUABLE Two-sToRY RESIDENCE ON
CHARTREs STREET.
BETWEEN MARiGNY AND VAUDEVILLE.
ALSO
A KEY LOT. SITUATED ON MAR1GSY STREET,
BETWEEN CHARITIES AND ROYAL.
sar BETwEEsi TWO LINES OF oIrx' oXKs.z
BY @. DE FERRET

AucTroxKKR- Ofhce and Salesroors So Bienvie street
CATURDAY, r.b, 1859. at 1e o'clock
- NJ, st the ct. CHARLES AUCTION EXOHANGe, 10
the basement Pounds Of the IT Charles Hotel by public
auction without limit. will De sold -.
TWO LOTS OF GhOUsD in the Third District Of this
city, In the bounded by Charities Moresu "a
rgry, Royal date CAsscayo and Vaudeville sad
lots gnstsd by the Nos and and fol-
Lot No. measures n feet inch and lines front on Ma
gny street by l55 feet inches depth between parallel
lines
Lat No measures 81 IL inches lines front on
Charres street. b. l27 fe 10 inches and lines IN depta
The pr0vements lot No. consist Of splendid Two
residence with slate with front galleries
vded by folding hall sitting and dining pantry
kitchen, vetbrlr prvies csern and smoking and in
the second story large bedrooms, hail. sngrOOm,
three servants ms, cabinet vestibule and privss
The imp let No comprise stable carriage
house well hen house, wood she'd shrubbery, ~
The IL introduced throughout aud sck build
ing and there cold and hot water pipes for the bath
. ..t.... Eli
me yard Of the residence paved slabs There
Is handsome iron railing in from, OF the property, and
5 de la &c carriage entrance.
the city of New Orleans built with the choicest materials
CARELESS and with esmfort and
It central son and its proximity TO the marke public
schools city mend it the attention II
point Of elegance and true comfort H
q he rubrc are ted to examine the property.
nT-TKRNs-Fhe purchaser will assume the payment OF
Of So co. due june T. 1863 Interest paid aud tor the
balance Of the price Of adudcat purchaser will furnish
his notes. HIS order aud by him nd0sed
secured by special mortgage and vend ls lien, and bang
The buildings insured for their full value, and the
policy transferred vendor In Of suit the purchaser
will be requi ed i've ceut attOr ey commissions
the recovered the said commissions 10 De likewise
Abe act q sale joseph Cohn public including
T. internal revenue stamp At pur' haser's expense
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VALUABLE THsEE-sroRY BRICK STORE, ar
LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION.
BIZ 8. GUINAULr.

Once-co rer Of Exchange Alley and Bienvine Sure
CAgURDAY, February q. 1880. Rt ~
- N II %. ST OaARLEs AUCTION EXCaAN a. St
Gharl,s stree. will be sold
AIOT OF GRUUND 10 square bounded hy New Leves
Front Ca Hope and Trsnsle ..ssst., AID running
Of said streets bout IS feet front hy d-pta
from sS.. .sce OF ~ feet nebes together with three
s,o-, Brek -ts leased up 70 the SYST Of July, 6 At sS
per month.
rec pin ~ the St Charles Rxehsnee
H8- TKRNsCIehd cash snd the balsnca ct atredit Of
one and two 'a Tor notes bearing eight per cent interest
fr m date and mortgage a ~
Property be insured By he purchaser and pc icy
feYTed 10 vendor. III Ii.I IIII
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The louisiana Legislature.
TWENTY NINTH DAY.

Senate.
~ THURSDAY, Feb. 4, 1859.
Dunn presidIbE '0'''"''
full quorusA present.
Prayer nv The chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Turner
LeutepsntOovernor Dunn presented the report
OF the printing, board, as required BY a resolution
OF the Senate. felative to the printing contracts !:
also, COMMUNICATION from the State treasurer
IN me came relation, In which this officer staIes
mat be y entirely unacqusinted with the con
tracts made un1er the printing bill.
Mr.. Ray ir'n the judiciary committee reported
unfsvorahy Upon three bills relating to the taking
OF iesimony p the courts of the State, viz: House
Dill 81 and Set ate bills IL and IS also upon SEN
ate bill relatite TO the eligibility of certain per-
sops.
Mr.. Pinchbsob. from the committee on claims
reported tsvosably upon two bills. bill for the
relief u Bst tnin We'll, and bill for the relief OF
J. b. BaDchtrd, supervisor of registration of
Point CoDpeei
MI. Campbell presented bill in the name of
Senator Bacos, who was absent, to be entitled
an act TO reIfal an act approved July a. 1868,
relative TO public printing. Read twice and re
ferred to coulnittee on public printing.
Mr.. Wirge1tten introduced bill TO provide
Tor the snnuslspublication of a manual of legisla-
I'VE proceeolHPs. Read twice and referred to the
committee OF printing.
Mr.. O'Rsra Introduced resolution to the effect
Of holding evening sessions of the Senate. Lies
over.
called up resolution authorizing the clerk Of the
committee on ,contested elections TO take tes,i-
moDy in the Absence of the members of said
committee.
On notion tie resolution was laid on the table.
petition frl m the citizens of the seventh and
eighth wards o. Cslcssieu parish was presented by
Mr.. Antoine, tive purport Of which Ia a request of
exemption frCSn taxation OF said citizens. The
petition and jl for their relief were referred TO
the finance coubmittee.
Mr.. Thompson introduced bill providing for
the purchase N $50 copies OF the new edition of
the acts of thu territory of Orleans and the State
of Louisiana. u I'D twice and referred to the judi
ciary cOmmittt
The order OftGe day was called.
tRDER OF THE DAY.
Senate bill M Is, an act to enforce the thir-
teenth article z the Constiution-the civil rights
bill-was tai epiup and read.
Mr.. Pinchbal author Of the bill, and Mr.. Og.
den spoke al letgth pro and con the bill.
Pending the tseussion, the Senate adjourned.
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SPLENDID
Two-sToRY REsIDENcE
CoRNER CAMP AND JOSEPHINE STREETS,
LARGE AND WELL IMPROVED GROUNDS PLANTED
WITH RARE PLANTS AND CHOICE
SHRUBBERY
RY G. DE FEKIEr.


AUcuoEEKR-Ofice. So BienvilIe street
saturday, Feb. 9Th 1869, at Noor, at
~ the TT Charles Auc lou Exchange the Base
tunds Of the st Charles Hotel by pubic suction unt
OF absent owner. will he sold
TrREE LOTS OF CIR ,UND in the Pour h District Of
this cry the bounded
Tire said iots the
g TO- and each 81 feet Al iacbes lines
by l27 feet 10 inches and III es in depth
the crTner of Camp and Josephine RS.
1be buildings aud Improvements comprise handsoms
siory residence, slate retired nom the
aiming IN the FIRST story fne parOrs divided
by 70 ding doors aarp ball and sont
stony. ha bed rooms, front i0e
galleries The side building contains be three
Of vhieh the gallery be used dnins
the second story three comfortable rooms the
Of properly there long ding az three
oms stables, chcken-house, prvy etc The main yard IL
Iayd with brck here large cstern Of the capacity
400 gallons. the grounds IA trfay laid and
planted With Dsuts choice shrusbey and fruit trees
such piHm and other The introduced
in the house. and the chandeliers and extu will be sold with
the property.
s- fERns-one third cash. and the balance credit Of
year In not-s BY vendors len and
special mort and bearing eight per interest
aBDum from the day Of sale Until hnl payment the buid
ins be kept insured for their value and pocy
ierred 10 vendor In Of suit purchaser
quired i've cent attorneys commissions, which
viii ikewise be secured by mortgage
Act of sale with u internal stamps attached
before D. deArnss, notary public. purchasers
pense
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KNITU kE..... fgREIfU X
BIZ MONTGOMERY bros. q CO.,

CATURDAY. February O. az II o'ciock a J..
= ~ their Auction Mart 81 amp street. vii be sold
A general Assortment Of HOUSEHOLD p RNITUkk
such Rosewood, Mahogany aad Walnut Bedsteads b
rssus Arnors. Washstands. Mahogany and Walnut Tets
Sofas Spring Chairs Easy Chsrs Marble Top Oente
fables Marble fsg sidebosrd Extension Tables Vsse ana
Brussels Csrpes French Plate MrrOr Nsttresses kngrsv
eaftsnss - several vsl-furns.hsd boassa
go no -Also--
A large invoice Of oo'i.gs seds. Cane sns Woo Ser
CHAIR sc @ -N eAt
s8-Tzzu-Cssh IN .. s. Treasury rOts.-
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ny CHARLES X. PORTER,

III 70
AUcTIoNKER-Ofhce. No. IS Exchange Alley
GATURpAY. Feb q, 1850, a. 2 o'eI~ek
- NJ, At The 81. GHs RES auCrIJN EXCrAHGE base
ment II Charles Hoe charles
and Gravef wi he rOid By of order
from the Hon puvignesud Judge the District
Cuuu ioT the parish of Oreaas dated January $50
following ihed properties be'srgng
l. A CEhTAlN LUT o. GkOUsD IN Foarte lis.
tric Of this city in be bounded
Aoee and SL Andrew streets Said portion ground
forms the Of Rouse aud s Andrew streets
S5 set inches lines front
by depth Of s7 fet inches from
Der with " the buldngs and improv ther-os
2. ElGHT CFkTAIN LOTS OF g hOUND with N the
rbts etc situate IN sh4 tirt District city 30
bounded by Canal Befnadotte Pat
rick gBaed hy the Nos IL
IL American z6 feet inches aud ines rsn
IT. Patck street 30 ft inches and tines In wdtn the
rear lis, the fol owing depths, 22 feet ueb aud
lines the dividing lot No III the
by the Nos rom 10 10 2O9 ert inches lines On
line oivioDg lot No. ii from 4 No IL. 1874 feet
The lin dividing lot No u from lot No IL LIZ feet II
aud lines the line dividing lot No - firm lot No II
l54 et inches ara pes the lac ing lot "a
nom lot No 10 l5 feet faches aud lines the lie dvid
ing ol No 10 from ot no To- lis feet the line dydins
NJ is from lot IL % feet ncnes and Iiaes
dividing lot 30 II from lot No. rs and 81 feet inches and
lines the opDs side line f0tcg Gssqus street, Of
which lot No Sfoims the the whole accordag
plan by c. DE- Armas the nth March iso2 and deposit
Ted in he fhc- 1hro. Huyol. ~ plan no S2s
Rs- JEEGs-Cssh in U s. IRE sury notes.
Act Of before William thannon notary public nj the
espen,e Of the purchaser including stamps
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once md warerooms. No ne g,sy 4. m

ag Once snd Wsrerooms, No ls3 Grsvier street.
CATURD8H. February q 500, at .
- o'cIock N. attn ST. GHALE.s UcTTOs ExcHANGE,
sold l|
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND IN the Third District Of this
y in the sgnsre b. ubded b. Morales Ferdnand OOod
cheen and Port streets, measuring each twenty nine feet
inches mont Morales depth Of one iundfe4 and
three feetsIx iDcbrs be- en parallel lines
fKRNs-Hslfcah and .lance year credit from day
Ofs bearing interest cent anDum a1a
special the property until hna pay neut With
the renal clause Of for at orney's Tees
Act Of before a Dorioc,ur Notary Public including
United tate Internal Revenue stamps At the expense Of the
purchaser
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AUCTION SALES.
pucHIRoN 9 NEUBuResRs ssLEs.

COTTON PIcKERY.- ......coTfoN PICKERY.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALR. a RARE
CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
BY DUCHIRON a. NEUBERHER.
A. DrcHIsos. Aecnons or,
Office No III Grsvsr street.
y O'Clock n, 81 The ST CHLsLEs sUJfgoN Bx-
CHANGE basement st Charles HotelJ on n. Chsriss
street. between Gray and Common Streets viii ~ soa No
A CERTAIN Place OR PORTION OF GRpUkD. to-
gethsr with all the BUILDINGS improsemstSs thereon.
rights, customs, servudes ana thereon
belonging situated In the First District this city, In the
boundea by Poydrss Perdido. Clst o2s and 81
Jane streets which said port und measfes "a feet
an 5nes front Poya street. i93 feet II irhes and
lines claiborne street, fb
Jane the dtn IA the Ct SAID piece Of gronns being III
fe.t 5 inches
The improvements on this property cited up fo pickery
consist story br ok building. with tvopr ssses;
large wooden platform fs.sn feet from the ground extending
fine lot 70 within fsen sixteen feet Of
This prope IT, the best ia this city will be
either block lots plan drs ~ Surg,.
cry surve, On The 18th Jsnnsy 1862 which sas be
ut Oh ,res uction Exchange.
BE- TERMs-One third cash In United States Treasury
~ in the 81 the 90 his
Endorsed hearing interest from
dsy s.le until p.id and payabe and years after
dale. securfd by mortgage on the prop rty.
The of ,ae before ThOmas Beck notary pnbiic at
the Of the purcf neuaing the cost OF stamps
required ny law .Ni..T UN
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR sALIs
BY DUCHIRoS a. NEUBURaEK.
A. DUcHIR0S. Auetionesr,

A.
= Office No. III Gravi-r street.
SATUE1Ar. Feb rs 'sSSorroS rx3a1SSs.
Cherries HoteD 81 Charles trest. be-
Grsvier and Common streets the fobowiDE property
will he sOld to-wt:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROrND. with all the baidiDgs
thereon tuafe1 In tbs nunded by
PecaDier Robi, and Terpscboe trees de-
sen.leo by the 30 a plan BY o. 4. Dunbar,
80 April 1886 said lot
nine inches mont Terpchore street BY sisy four feet In
death. betwe n parallel lines Ia r... = u
The improvements story frame hon shin
Rle-roofed, containing two fine two ai0ry
kches fateruofed Containing large belo aud bed
above; old out-huiding the side used
kchen and which could be easily converted into stable
washing cstern In front of the house which
feet from the street. is garde4 contain
ing some very tine irut tees. .i 1 t.Ir
n7 TPhMs--,Inrhs cash. the ance in Fo ties AZ six
twelve bsariDg interest the OF per cent
per annum, aud secured by the gr p.rty,
which fully insured and policy transerre W vndor
The of sale before Jos Cohen notary public D. the
Of the purchaser together with the cost Of lamps re-
auired by law
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NON TGOmtRy BROS. o CO.. IS SALES
HORSES AND MULES.

HORSES AND MULES.
GREAT SALE CT ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAIR
MSS BORsEs, WORK MULES, BUG8IEs, HAB
MES. ETC. AT AUCTION
BY MONTGOMERY BROS q CO..
r NJ. MOSTGonRY-Auctioneer.
ONCE SO Camp street.
CA-URDAT. February @ n, ., haIfps.t no
~ O'Clock NJ p Liners Stables, Gravier street, VII
be Fod-
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses in pairs and single
Also-Eeesbt Top and Open Buggies Harness. saddles.
49, rnKns-Ossh In Q. & rrszsary No,s.
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By w Il. HODGsON,

BY w u. HODGsON,
AUcTtoSEER
Office No. ~ Commercial Place
SATURDAY. Feb l3, 1869. az Ie o Clock
- NJ, at the ST CHAhLks AUCTION EAJhANsE,
in The Basement Rounds Of the ST. Charles Hotel BY virtue
Judge Of the second District Court parish Of Orleans dated
SION Of o,bsm Lord Wsrne5 deceased will he
9HAT ELEGANT FAMILY kEsIOENCE Of the tate J.
Warner. deceased. situated the Of Mag Eine
Richard and Felicity Streets in the First District Of this
THREE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
measuring IN the sge gate 81 ft inches front on Maya
s s se se aeS IA an. 1 S S9S %g
road and about oJ fe inches In width In the
pan by Messrs Pis and Murray archisecLs dated
The Improvements these Lots consist Of an
ELEGANT Two-sTORT SUCCEED BRICK
DWELLING,
with Story Rear Wing and Back Buildings all Of Brick
and contain wias Hall two large ParOrs Dining Lii
10 the ain BUILDING and comOdous Bed Cham Oers
and Cabinet and Hall o. the second floor.
Tie Buildings contain kitchen wash water
closet etc. below, add one large bedroom Bathroom two
Tbsse 1. Gas and ess stpre The cs;Iin s
high and the ene hni'h Of the honss inside ami out
OF the first class workmanship
In the there is large formerly hot house.
used as an ironing and drying TO m. Also
Two-sToRY BRICK STABLE.
With wing containing carriage and buggy house, stalls
The ward which "a large ana hspdsomev laid ont and ca
mentsd contains large variety Of fu grown and
penta shrubsery, &c has large csern ny
Grants, etc.
The blouse retired from the street and has an
iron fence the entire 'front.' toe wooe In perfect order
sry residences offered for sac his season and presents
opportunity To procure Grsteass gsntemsns
dence
re- TFRNs AND CoNDITToNs-One-third cash IN U. s
Treasury and she balance credit
Two from Gay Of in the notes OF the
purchaser Civdrd INTO to suit the parties in nte
n his order beriDg interest II the rate Of eight
per cent per from date and special rage until
ma ent The eaue Of i've per cent for attorney fees in
be embraced the the buildings
be Kept ml by the pursha policy
the holder of the notes coupons until final
pay ment
CT Of sae before dward Barnett Notary Public the
Of the purchase including the s. amps
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AUCTION SALES.
cHAS. 7. NAsH'S SALES.

FURNITURE ........ FL RFIrURE. 1900. FL RNITURE
CHAs. n. NASH.
AUcrIosEKR-Ofice Masonic Hail Auction Mar,
90 ner 81. Charles and Perdido
LtRTrAY, 81 n Inst. sss % cloce A. VI :. at
talesOoms, ST Charles and ferdidO streets will
be sold
s'ge and varied assortment Of Household Farnture
Aso, me Chck,'ng Pi Piano covered sprng
v agun, and Sundrif to mention.
b. TERns-Cash in ". 3. Treasury notes