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5fInsital Tnstrnmsnts.

CHURCH and PARLOR ORGANS for SALE.
- An Organ with ten stops pedal sOeba three os.9 ans ~ IN
eight stops each and pedal keys ten feet hgh 81 s VICE an
three feet four inches dtp Por Organs and two
0rgarG -,
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Siiuatiuns MantaS- :S,malss.
A GERMAN GIRL wants o. situation to do
IN GENERAL HOUSEwORK as COOK WASHER, sud IROSBR
references Apply at No II stsnionst near BoNery.
A GERMAN GIRL wishes n Situation TO do
"a GENERAL HOUSBWORK COOK Is willing ard obhgms
No. 1879 Secord.st, between Avenues and b. NJ HID
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sHERlFF's SALES.

FREDERICK sHONEKAS VS.. MARIA SMITH. (MARIA
McArdle widow of the late Ersstus smith-Fourth Dis
trict Court for the Parish Of Orleans-No. n $50.
RY VIRTUE of . Writ OF Seizure and
- Sale directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court for the parish of Orleans in the above entitled
will proceed to sell public auction, ct the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange hoya street. between Canal
and Cusomhouse streets in the Second District of this city
MONDAY, February IS, les9 at II o'clock ~ fol
lowing described property, to.wit
buildings and improvements thereon and the rights etc
thereuno belonging situate in the Fourth Dishct Of this
city the square bounded By Jackson Ptsnia 81 Charles
Gate Hayade and Josephine streets end designated BY
Number Tive on plan drawn BY w. Thornton Thompson
the twenyfourth Of june l845 and deposited
IN the office Of the Sheriff Of the parish of Jefferson Said
lot do signaed by the number plan drawn by o.
A the thirteenth
1913 act passed before Stuart ".
notary tuble in this city, on the Of June
1913; and the In American thirty
feet eleven inches and i've lines front Pytans
BY hundred and seventeen feet inch and lines
DEPTH between parallel lines
said property acquired BY defendant since the
Of her husband, by purchase from JOSEPH g. Ellis
per thereof passed before w. Breedove
late notary public In this city, the twentyhird day o.
November, 1857
NJ TRRns-CAsh on the spot.
THOS L. MAXWELL.
jal9 fel IS Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-12

The Texas convention yesterday engrossed an
ordinance to submit the Constitution to the peo-
pie, and an ordinance prGaiding for the election
Of officers for the State q !uly Stn, lsaa; ILL
rally still prevail in the convention. Yesterday
another attempt was mada.. by motion to ad-
journ sine die. to break up 10 row; but the mem
bers could not be broughf'to say die 30 long
r q there was money in the ssasuryleslyss'0n
The Mckinney Enquirer uniformed that nths
18th January, three citizkns OF Collin county,
living near Farmersyille. nsfAsd Howard, Rike and
Springs and carried %. 4hs cause q Their arrest
The The San Antonio Herald learns that the same
Indians yho killed Mr., cOas son, within Within four ,
week, only thirty miles from ais city, and stole
large number of horses from different parties, in
GLIDING the entire caballado Of Mr.. John Redus.
The Tyler Reporter understands that steam
boat has lately been up the Sabine as high 40
The Cleburne, johnson county, Chronicle, re-
ports the arrest and brutal treatment Of W. A.
Robinson. quiet, orderly citizen living three
OF ten soldiers, from Jackstoto. I7-I ,111 10
The Corpus Christi Advertiser Of January 80,
says: Allen Pinkerton, u from Chicago. H.,
arrived here Wednesday evening at 10 O'Clock.
and upon which he had procured . warrant nom
Governor Pease, of our State, and thereupon he
arrested with force and arms one Of our quasi
citizens, Mr.. Trelow, and stsrted ct once with him
for the North. II is said grave charges are pre-
ferred against the said Trelow.
The Waco Register LEARNS that o cotton and
wooden factory win shortly be started near KIM
ball. -t ft-sifl1J
The same paper has an account Of the robbery
Of E. NJ. Heath, deputy assessor and collector Of
johnson county, and citizen named w. II.
Cathey, by band Of -four desperadoes. while on
their way to Austin. Heath was robbed Of
sssocmmoney he had collected as taxes. cathsy
Three Of gang Of horse thieves and murder
ers, &C. Gregory, landings cad Mans, have been
arrested in Erath county, and turned over to the
military at Jacksboro. Gregory made q long,
sworn confession, that shows the gang to be ma
meroua and well ORGANIZED. Il d -
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York dispatch Of the 7th says: A morning paper
says the general committee of the vigilance COM
mittee met last evening TO receive reports from
the central committees Of the New York, Brook
Ign and Staten Island organizations, having be-
committee, bat each locality having separate
organization subordinate TO the central body. A
special committee from the local central organl-
cation Of New York presented list Of all cases
ments have been found, and for which ofisnses
prisoners had never been tried. Among the
charges were murder, burglary, robbery, felon-
Gus assaults and other crimes. The president adj
vised careful deliberation before any action, and
the matter was left over to the next meeting.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-12

SPAIN ASSISTING TO OVERTHROW THE MEXICAN
REPuBLIc.--A Madrid letter to the Herald says
the Spanishsgoyernment is aiding and encouraging
the Mexican renegade, Gen. Lozsdes, In his con-
spirscy against President Juarez and the life Of
the Mexican republic. IL has lent officers to 20 to
Mexico to organize ard drill an army for over
throwing Mexican institutions. Gen. Prim, az
minister Of war; has given assurance that be will
grant unlimited leave Of absence TO such officers
OF the army as may desire to 60 70 Mexico to
assist In the revolution. which, il IL believed will
result In the establishment Of an empire with the
Bourbon Count de Gergent 80 emperor. More
than two hundred officers of artillery and engineers
rave been engaged by Gen. Lozsdes, and al are
promised by Cen. Prim that they shall remain ia
line Of promotion while absent. Gen. Lozades
has promised two grades In advance 10 every OFF,
Ger who will join him, and has already secured
two colonies, who will serve Is generals, and any
number of officers of lower grades, al selected
from the choicest officers of the Spanish army.
The movement is being conducted secretly, and
the party s expected 70 sail In the French steam
ers via Havana. r ~ 4.r5.lr.frr
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-12

The rspidty with which Plantstion Bitters have
become q household Necessity throughout the civ
ilized nations, IS without parallel N the history
Of the world. Over Ave million bottles were sold
IL twelve months, and the demand d daily incress.
ing. Rich and poor, young and old, ladies', physi-
clans snd ciereymen, Hnd that u revives dropping
mind and IL exhausted natures great restorer. II
Is compounded Of the choicest roots and herbs,
the celebrated Cslisays or Peruvian bark, etc., all
preserved in pure St. Croix rum. II Is sold By all
respectable dealers In every town, parish, village
Europe ana all the Islands Of the ocean.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-12

The Chicago Times of the 4th instant publishes
with evident relief the following editorial:
The St. Louis attempt y divert the grain trade
New York snip.ownsrs. y6sn spproschsd upon
the subject Of carrying ffain from New Orleans
to New York and Liverpool immediately knocked
the project In the head BIZ stating that they sailed
Then C Sa nS q u %saus ssS q
this, said nothing, and wstt home. -.
The article 10 90 enfirfy without foundation In
fact that We wondered urabn reading II what could
have been the basis of such an unblufhingly false
special from this city in ia columns: w
ST.. LOUIS, February A. The committee Of the
Merchants Exchange, who visited New York to
induce ship.owner. TO lro.rate on through ship::
Liverpool have returned without accomplishing
their object. The ship owners said, briefly, that
they would carry grain from the gulf when Ii
paid better than cotton, snd not before. y
Whoever sent that telegram told B ib, either
wilfuIly or through ignorance. First, the COM
mitfee had not returned home on that day-two
members only arriving-second, an arrangement
had been effected whereby through bills Of lading
for grain from here TO New York by steamer and
sail could be signed by any Of our transportation
companies, ct rate 90 low that Chicago cannot
hope to compete. Il IL impossible to transport
corn from any point on abe Illinois river, for ex.
ample, to New York Wis Chicago, any time Of the
year, for less than IS to 10 cents per bushel. Our
transportation companies will sign through bill
Of lsdng for grain from any Of those points for %
to 80 cents per bushel now, and when the North
ern water route Is Open they will reduce the fg-
ure. In conclusion we may add that the chair.
man Of that committee Capt. Pegram. renamed
behind all the other mernb ers and had sundry con-
situations with owners Of lines and with parties
proposing TO purchase vessels TO put into new
lines, and that altogether, the visit OF the COM
mittee 10 New York has been Of great use to the
proposed diversion ofthe grain trade. Our steam
also are actively competing for the carriage OF
the cotton In New Orleans, and are making q rate
80 low, via rail from here, that the steamers are
Chicago paper can sqralch out THE diversion Of
the grain carrying trsdn.-[St. Louis Democrat.
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c.E. GiRARDEY d CO, s SALES.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS At AUCTION.
THE WHITEHALL PLANTATION

THE HOME PLACE,
Both Fronting the Mississippi River in the Parish
Concordia, State Of Louisiana
In the matter Of zEBULON YoRKE and ELIAS J.
HOOVER, individually and copartners. Bankrupts-
No 6o3-Distric Court Of the United States for Dis
trict Of Louisiana, sitting in Bankruptcy.
BIZ G. Il. GIRARDEY d co.,
AucrIosKxRs-ofHce. II Exchange Place.
TUESDAY, Feb. 16. 1860. ut IL O'Clock
Il n, ct the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Cu:tomhOu.e streets
Honorable H. Dure Judge Of the District Court Of the
United for the District Of Louisian dated th Jaa.
matter he feiiowins described properly towit:
l. TIE WHITEHALL PLANTATION, situated in the
parish Of Concords, State Of Louisiana fronting the
Iin and in The rear By land. Of A. Y. Davis: :
sold properly the title which In dispute provided
in the 18th section Of the bankrupt act.
o,i1 sale = Of @a6s ss q bs ?,
4 THE HOME PLACE. situated IN the parish Of Con:
River and containing 26O acres and bounded
BY Miller and below by the plantation owned
by Miller and In the rear by lands Of the United States
This sale is subject Of assignee made by
Of court to Obe Atwater Co.. Of New Orleans expiring
The ordering Of above described property
directs that the be freed from all ncumbrsnces other
the Court and conveying only such title vested in him
BY the assignment in bankruptcy and BY the aforesaid order
M FERNS OF sALE-Cash the spot In o. s. Treasury
Acts Of sale and u stamps attached
the expense off purchasers before NJ sernon
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GALE OF SEIZED GOODS.
q. & CUSTOM HOUSE,

U. e. CUSTOM HOUSE, I
COLLECTORS OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS, Jan q. 1853. J
In accordance with provisions Section IL Of
Congress- approved July s. 1856 the folio wing described
seized goods win be sold public auction Warehouse
l. Custom Bouse Building Custohouse street entrance
MONDAY. February 18th. 1869, ct IL O'Clock A.
Oct q, ls6s-N9 mark box Toys, boxes NecEties %
bundles Cigarette Paper boxes Cigarette Paper JaaQua
Servo in violation Of Section "a Act Of March l7ss
nov. ]. 1867 No. 30 bale Coffee; o No case Yer
mouth; E No. 20, cases Absynth; no mark, demi>
Act March 2 1893 ....
Dec. 6, is6s-A B. trunk Cigars and Cigarettes on
board the Cuba; violation Of Section g. Act Of March
1879
Dec. lS6s-No mark. keg Rallops Cordisl; vessel
known; in violation Of Section s. Act Of March 1888
Dec Is, 166S-No mark. boxes Cigars; board the
Lavaca; in violation Of Section Act Of July e. 1866
Dec. Is l86S-No mark, 4 boxes (1W Cigars: board
the Lsvsca; in violation Of Section g. Act Of March 2,
1899 --A |llt
Dec. 10, lses-M s. ! case $50 Cigars; board
Bremen In vioston Of Section g. Act Of March 1893
Dec l9. l56S-No mark, demtohns White Rum, demA
Johns Red Rum % boxes Gusva Jelly; board the
Herman cores; in violation Of Section g. Act Of March
Dee n, ls6s-Eo msrk. trunk 5000 Cigar; on board
the Rspdan; in violation of Section o. Act Of March
Dec 81, 1s6s-No mark 10 cases Cognac; on board the
e A. Kennedy in violation Of Section "a, Act Of March
> 49, PERRY FULLER. Collector
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. CORNER JOHN
SON STREET AND CARoSDELEr WALK. AND ON
JOHNSON STREET. BETWEEN CARoNDELEY
WALK AND ST. PETER STREETS.
By g. DE FERRET.

0s LIE
AucroszKR-0fdce. No Sc Bienville street
CATURDAY, February Ii. 1850, at Noon,
- at the BIT. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, in
the basement Rotunds Of the s Charles Hotel by public
anction, will be sold 7
I. LOT OF GROUND In the Second District of this
city, the square bounded by Carondeet Walk johnson
ST. Peter and Peur streets and forming the Of
rondeet Walk and johnson street Said lot 80
inches and lines front Osrondelet Walk, by 29
inches and lines in depth and ront johnson street, and
l26 feet inches and lines In depth the other side
together with the buildings and improvements thereon
tanning SIX rooms. privy. etc. I
2 ANOTHER L0T OF GROUND in the same square and
District the preceding measuring IS feet mont johnson
street depth Of 62 feet There house
which has just been erected the property and which
tsirs four rooms, two cabinets and gallery, which
be ufed as dining room; cistern, privy, etc.
See plan ct Exchange.
~ TKRxs-Onethr cash, and the balance credit Of
and In notes secured by special mortgage
vendors lien and hearing eight cent interest per
from the day Of sale until final payment the buildings
be kept insured and the policy to vendor and in
Of suit the purchaser will be required five
cent attorneys commissions the amount recovered
Act Of sale with U s. internal stamps attached
before Ed Barnett notary public. at purchasers ex-
pense.
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dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations located IN the ben
porsns Of he cotton and sugar ssssA Ase kis
Psntaena Orangs Orchard and large bodies Of uabs
tmbsr isn1 Also, large varsity Of City and snbufbs
Properly Improved and unnpovsd the form Of rsdenoes
vhins 70 nvsst vn vs 70 call and examine our Prcper
Hss 1ilsr 0ssd. 1sal Estats ASatA No y osrsndar
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G. De FEmeT's SALES.
ooMPoRTABLE REsIDENCE,
NO. 4s5 MORALES STREET.
BETWEEN FRBNCHMEN AND UNION STREETS

ACKNOWLEDGES No. SO Bienville street.
SATURDAY, Feb. IL, 1869. mt IL O'Clock
- N at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, in
the Basement Rotunda of the ST. Charles Hotel will sold
by Public Auction
LOT OF GROUND IN the Third District, in the square
bounded by Morales FrenchmeD Uquhsrt and Union
measuring as feet front Morales BY s0eet in depth
The buildings and improvements consist OF frame house
containing four rooms shed, oven pvy, fruit trees, grape
nD- TnRns-Cash in q. g. Treasury Notes
Act Of sale with u g. internal stamps attached
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-12

New York prices for the celebrated Grover 4
Baker sewing machines, and no charge forfreght.
Machine warranted for five years. Only machine
Ct for families. ls2 Canal street.
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J. B. WALTON g. DESlONDE's SALES.
SALE on ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No. ls RAMPART STREET, BETWEEN
COMMON AND CANAL

BIZ j. II. WALTON d DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Ofice Carondelet street
SATURDAY, March Q, 1893, Mt IL o'clock
~ n. at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, will
A LOT OF GROUND. situate Rampant street, In the
square bounded By Rampar,, Basin. Canal and Common
streets measuring 81 feet ii inches lines front Ram.
part by depth Of III feet 10 inches lines between
parallel lines, running through 10 Bias n street.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist Of we'll constructed and ele
gantly finished TWO-sfORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESI-
pEsUE containing large psrors and dining below AMI
six bedrooms On the upper door The house provided with
all the requisites ef elegance. comfort and convenience
Parties wishing 70 visit and examine the house with view
to purchase can do 50 by applying 70 the suconeers
~ TERns AND CoSprI0Ns-One fourth cash In United
States Treasury notes the remainder credit Of two
and three from the day OF sale in notes Of the
payable TO his order and BY him Endorsed and
bearing at the Of eight cent and
BY special mortgage and vendors privilege upon the
penal e.nse Of Ave per cent fees in Of suit
kept insured TO the satisfaction q vendor until the payment
Of the last note The purchaser will be required to the
payment Of re one per cent speci State tax 10 case i is
decided legal and constitutional Possession will be given
the first July 1862 until which time no rent will be paid
to the purchaser.
Of sale before A. xazureau, notary public at the
Of the purchaser intending United States Revenue
stamps
NoIEbe furniture. including carpets mirrors chande-
hers, BRACKETS, etc, will be sold In May next
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-12

Don't buy miserable single thread machine,
when You can get first premium Grover q Baker
at the New York price, ffty.6ve dollars, and war.
ranted i've years, Of ls2 Canal street,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-12

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported Germ IN Cologne and sold at half the price.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-12

"Humpty Dumpty" and Dsnisr's benefit ct the
Academy tonight.
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MEDICAL.

DOPE's CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS
ASTHMA, ETC.
an Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs requiring the
Of mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this pre-
paraion may be used by persons Of all ages from "ths
FAINT mewling and pukng In its nurses ams to where
sixth age shifts into the lean and sppered pantaoon" With
much prospect from any formula phaacopie
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city years. with increasing demand put In bot
ties at 75c each. Tryh. JOHN II. POPE.
Druggist, corner Jackson and Prytans streetsL
Sold also by JOHN DzBEENEvILLE, Druggist corner
Camp and Poydras streets
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-12

Cau and see Keep q Hogan, 50 Tchoupitoulss
street, for hardware, cutlery. plows. hoes. cast
ings, agricultural implements, etc. Prices low.
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AUCTION EE Il,

Once md Saleuoon-l73 0rsvie street.
Near CGrondslet, New orieana
LibsFal advances made coasisnments Auction
Furniture Cagoes Produce Real Estate and descr
tiop Of Merchandise promptly attended to.
Regular sale Days-Mondayh Wednesdays. Fridays and