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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
n Rampant street, below Canal two three gentlemen
obtain very handsome Rooms with exoeent Board The
mont first floor would be desirable location for
pbysician's Office.
DOOMs, OR ROOMS AND BOARD,
h Can be obtained at 43 Bourbon street.
POARDING-ELEGANTL FURNISHED APART
ID ments rent with excellent board and
parlor The situation of the desirable in the
Apply atl46 St. joseph street. |1r
EIRsT GLASS BOARDING-ONE OR TWO
genteel families who desire comfortable home and cd
living apeasant part OF the city msht be suited app
cation at the corner Of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large well furnished rooms
and g surrounded By extensive grounds, The street
pass the door. ."I' .. L
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GALE OF SEIZED GOODS.

=
Z. 4. CUSTOM HOUSE.
CoILEcIoR's OTFcE, NEW ORLEANS, Jan o. 1860
In accordance with the provisions Of Section tue act OF
Congress approved July s, 1856 tho folio wing described
seized goods will be sold at public auction No
Custom House Building, Customhouse on
Saturday, February 18th. 1862 IT II O'Clock A. NJ
Oct II. lSoS-No mark, box Toys boxes Neckties n
bundles Cigarette Paper boxes Cigarette Pabe on
Serva- in violation of Section "a, March i709
roy ls6o-Z No. 30 bale Coffee; No. s. case Yer.
mouth; No 40. cases Absynth; no mark demi-
johns Honey vessel unknown; violation Of Section 81
Dec. 8. ls65-A B, trunk Cigars and Cigarettes: nm
1879 - - " SN =
Dec. ls6s-No mark keg g rallonn Cordial; vessel nm
Known IN violation Of Section g. Act of March O. 1929
I Dec 10, ls65-ko mark. boxes Cgars; on board thu
Leyacai In violation Of Section Act on July o. 1896
Dec 10. l665-No marx. boxes (2Ol Ciears on board
the Layacs; in violation Of Section 6 Act Of March 2
Dec. ls, is6s-M 8. I ESQ Cigars; on board The
Bremen IN violation Of Section ca Act 1893
Dec le. le65-N0 mark demohns White Rum 2 demi-
johns Red Rum % boxes Guava Jelly; on board The
1879 - v =
Dec q. ls6s-No msrk. trunk 5000 Ciears: ON board
he Rapidan; In violation Of Section c. Act Of March =
Dec 81 lssS-No mark 10 cases coerac. ON hoard A..
Z A. Kennedy in violation Of Section "a Act OF Narcb
2, 1889, and Section 1, Act Of July % 1866
.....l.s fse-.F ~. PERRY FULLEB, Collector
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sRERIEF,s SALES.


FREDERICK sHONEKAs VS. MARIA SMITH cMARIA
hcArdie, widow Of the late Erastus Dis
trict Court Tor the Parish Of Orleans-No. u, 289.
by VIRTUE. of n Writ of eeszure and
- sale 70 me directed BY the Honorable the rsurth District
Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above cause
VIII proceed 70 sell ~ public auction. at tho Merchants
and Auetionesrs Exchanee Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse trees In the Second District This city,
on MONDAY February S 1919 at u O'Clock the fol.
lowing described properly, tO-wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with an the
buildings and improvements thereon the rights etc
thetunto belonging SITUATE In the Fourth District of this
city in the square bounded by Jackson Pysn st Charles
lafe kayades Josephine and bv the
Number Two on rlan drawn BY w. Thornton Thompson,
on the twenty fourth Of june 1875 deposited
In the office OF the Sheriff Of the parish Of Jefferson Said
lot a. grated BY the number plan drawn BY O.
hedn late civil engineer the thirteenth day Of June
lef and annexed 10 act passed before
late notary public In this city the third june
and the same In American thirty
one rect eleven inches and I've lines
~ enc hundred and seventeen feet inch
depth, between parallel lines -
raid property acquired by the defendant since the e
cease or her husband by from Ellis al
per the act Of sale thereof BeedI
late notary public in his city, the twents third day Ok
November, 1851 - -
Seized in the above suit
~ TERns-Cash on the spot.
TH0S. L. MAXWELL.
JAY fel Is Sheriff OF the Parish Orleans.
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT-A LARGE, FINE THREE-sTORY
Brick Dwelling House. No SIS Chartres street. st.
Ferdinand 1t has been In good ORDER has and
works in IL The Levee from Canal street within
one OF it. and the Rampant street within
Rent $50 per 20 list October. 1860
EOR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD. A
IL large and handsomely furnished Room the
psrlor and opening wide balcony Apply So 23 ST
Joseph street, between St. Charles and Carondelet
LON RENT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE,
NC. 81 Commercial Place corner osS Charles street,
windows on st. Charles street. opposite Masonic Hail.
able for cotton factors brokers' Office having
safe In the wall IL has been occupied VIM hiel
architect Pos session given LIST November For TERMS
apply a. g. Heart No. 81 Commercial Place corner Of ST
Charles street, front ONCE. ~. IL. ~ E--'
ITO RENT-THREE VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES
on the second floor Of the New Orleans Mutual
Company corner Canal and Camp Apply at the ONCE Of the
company. III .|H0' -IH
E0R RENT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
Rent lOsna street,; Nos L. "a and l2 Rent moderate
Apply TO 81 Magazine street
EOR RENT-FAMILIES AND GENTLEMAN CAN
be accommodated with large airy trent Rooms, with
without board Also day bosrders I've large front
that connect with sliding doors Parties wishing furnish
their rooms would do well 70 call 81 30 Canal street, Of
Liberty.
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ARTICLE THIRD.

This Incorporation shall remain in full for the
torn years from the nineteenth day OF Decem
Der eighteen hundred and sxtyeig the expiration Of
which time the Association shall be limited and settled p
incorporate to be called for that purpose.
This and passed In my ONCE city Of New Orleans
aforesaid In presence ofGeorge Clark and Mcsvsin wit
lawful and domcated this city, who here
unto sgn their together with the said and
said notary on the day and date set forth IN the caption
hereof D. .8-yr.ll
Sam Huntington, Chss. r Harrington,
Z. g. Austin, G. Y. Lindsay,
J. T. Mcmahon, Preston Lindsay.
7. q. Ledbetter HTTT W ID
y. Moswain, .-....--
Gee. Clark
EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
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BIZ c. Il. GIRARDEY q co..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Place.
VNUESDAY, Feb. 16, 1850, at N o'clock
Il NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneess Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Customhse Streets IN
the city Of New Orleans by virtue Of from the
Honorable h. Duren, Judge of the District Court OF the
United States for the District of Louisiana 18th Jan
1862 will be sold at public aucon in the above entitled
matter, The ftllcwing described property. t0-wit:
l. The WHITEHALL PLANTATION, situated in the
parish Of Concorda State Of Louisiana fronting Mis-
fissppi River and containing about 2705
above by lanes Of Mrs Gather and below lands
rill an In the rear by lands Of A. V. Davis. 10
The undivided half the said Viii eha
sold property the title which In dispute provided
in the 9th section OF the bankrupt act. IlIT
This sale Is made subject Of bv
order OF court OF undivided haf OF the whitehall
TO 1orke Cos expiring the LIST day OF January 1870
THE HOME PLACE, situated in the parish Of Con-
corda state OF lousana and fronting tho
River and containing about 20 and
BY lands OF John Miller and below by the
BY Miller and in the by lands Of tho United
on public lands. ''--'----
This made subject lease Of assignee made by order
OF court TO Ober Atwste Co, Of New Orleans expiring
on the LIST day OF January, 1870 ~ I7
The decree ordering the the above property
directs that the be freed from all other
than the leases above stated the assignee acting officer Of
the Court and conveying only such title vested in him
Of Court. ~
~ IxRxs OF sALE-Cash the spot in u g. Treasury
currency.
Of sale and o. internal revenue stamps attached a
lie.
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CTATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW
- OrlesnG-Ee IL known that the nineteenth day
December in the year Lord thousand eight hun
dred and and Of the Independence Of the United
States OF America the ninety-second.
Before me, EDWARD IVY, @ notary public in
and for the city and parish Of New Orleans State ousians
aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified and in presence
Of the witnesses hereinafter named undersigned
ally came and appeared the parties whose name.
hereunto subscribed who declared that avaing them
selves of the privileges of the OF the of Louisiana
such made and provided they had and
agreed, and BY these presents them
selves, and those whom they represent to form them
selves into and constitute Corporation for Charitable
and Benevolent purposes under the obligations stipua
lions and regulations following to-wit
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ARTICLE FIRST.

The and title Of the said Corporation shall be the
OUACHITA PLOTS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.
under which they shall have and enjoy succession and
shall have the right and be capable Of holding receiving
purchasing and conveying and property they
shall have the capacity TO and be sued in the Courts
this State under their corporate they shall have
right adopt corporate SEAL make and adopt
and by laws for their they think proper
provided the be not contrary TO the Constitution and
laws Of this State and of the United sates sad prescribe
the and conditions upon which additional members
Of this Incorporation shall be admitted.
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ARTICLE SECOND.

The doc place Of business Of this Corporation shall
be located In the city Of New Orleans Its objects powers
shall be limited the establishments Of such sys
TEN OF creating fund either by monthly quarterly dues
by contribution otherwise said fund be applied for
the relief Of the present and future afflicted members Of the
Association and for the general benefit Of such persons
may become members thereof well for the special bene
fit advantage and mantensr &c and support Of the
Of Drecors seven IN number Of watch Board
shall be elected annually at the general meeting of the
citation The said Board shall have the power nonnsts
and employ all ocer may be necessary and the
President shall be the person upoa whom ali
legal proof against the Association in which be
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HANG OF view orleans, New Orleans.
June l6 1868 accordance with sections IS Of
entitled stset ITO establish general system OF Free
Banking In Tie State Of Louisiana approved March Is
leb notice hereby given to the holders Of the circulating
this RSnk duly audited under the provisions Of said
presen ftthe the Banking House, at the
Once OF the ste Auditor, for the purpose Of redemption
within RON this date otherwise the funds deposited
b. said Bank for said purposes viii be reclaimed.
N. AU0USlIN, Cashier.
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Observation-Disclosures.
NOTICE.

NoTICE...-............: ::...............NOTICE
The Coparnershp heretofore existing between the UNDER
signed has been this day dissolved by consent
Weber having disposed Of his entire interest in the Jewy
Store No IA Charres his late partner,
DREW FR1CKE, who will in future liqudate all claims
aginst the old firm ANDREW FRICKE
New Orleans January IS, 1862 II WEBER.
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observation-disclosures.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EOUND-AT THE BOSTON CLUB BALL. A
Il Lady's GOLD COLLAR CUFF BUTTON which the
obtain by calling this Office proving property
and paying Tor this advertisement.
CO0 REWARD -LOsr-AT TIE ETNA
P%O Conc aye Ball on TUESDAY evening Odd Fellows
ball. asingie stone DIAMOND RING The finder will
cee the above reward by leaving the ring Crescent Office
r OsT-ON THE 10Th INST, BLACK AND TAN
II TERRIER DOG. Said dog As about 10 months old
him to SIS Apollo street. reward Of Zen Dollars will be psd
THOMAS ASKEW.
4 Osr CERTIFICATE-CERTI NO
IL 2S dated 10th August 1882 for 10 Shares issued by the
Commercial Bank Of New Orleans In favor Of Leon Bonnie
application for renewal Of having been made
LEON BqxNEoAzE.
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c.E. GlRARDEY q co. s SALES.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS AT AUCTION.
THE WHITEHALL PLANTATION
THE HOME PLACE,

Both Fronting the Mississippi River in the Parish Of
COncordia, State Of Louisiana .-.r
In the matter of zEBULoN yoRKE and ELIAS J..
HOOVER, individually and cOparsnsrs. Bankrupts-
No. eO3Distrct Court of the United States for the Dis
trict Of Louisiana. sitting in Bankruptcy.
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A Sma III but Valuable Farm
N ON LlNYILL'S CREEK

A Sma III but Valuable Farm
N ON LlNYILL'S CREEK
AT PRIVATE SALE.
We wish to sell our Farm on Linvill's Creek,
Rockingham county. 1t contains
1881 ACRES,
and lies in the very heart OF the beautif
Linvill Greek Valley, within half a mile of the
o., A. g. Nj. G. Railroad. There are 10 acres
of good watered meadow on the place, which
is one of The most productive on the Creek
1t has on it an Orchard of excellent Fruit
The farm is divided into fields of about ten
acres each, with spring of water in every
field. The buildings are indifferent. The
farm is well enclosed. There are about 20
acres of good timhere2 Land upon the place.
The farm viii be sold bargain, and upon
accommodating terms. Apply to
DENVER & HARTMANN,
Register Office, Harrisonburg, Va.
aug q, '68..Gm
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ssWAsHINGroN, March 4.-President Grant
father met with a severe accident to day. He
became separated from the Presidents party
while on the platform, after the Inauguration,
and accosting Mr.. briggs, ex-member of Con-
gress from Michigan, asked him to conduct
him out Of the capitol, saying that when he
reached the grounds all would be right. Mr..
briggs replied he would accompany him, and
proceeded to conduct him out of the rotunda
and through private way on the east side of
the capitol. Approaching the stairs, Mr..
Grant withdrew his arm from that of Mr..
briggs, and reached it forth as if to guide
himself by the side of the wall down the stairs
Just at this time he made a misstep, and fell
backwards down eight or ten of the stone
steps, striking his head against them and bad
ly injuring his right hip, and sustaining other
damage, but breaking no bones. The gener-
al Inquiry was made as to who the elderly
gentleman was, and when the name of Grant
was mentioned, it was evident additional in
terest was excited in his behalf.
Mr.. briggs, with assistance, carried him to
private room, and procured stimulants, and
then engaged carriage and conveyed Mr..
Grant TO the private residence of President
Grant He arrived there before Mrs. Grant
and her children returned from the Capitol.
They had, they said, looked all around for
Mr. Grant, but somehow in the crowd missed
him. Mr. briggs was informed there was no
need to send for physician, as there was one
in the house."
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Accident to the Presidents Father.

Among the Washington dispatches to
fheBalto. San, we notice the fellowing in
regard to an accident happening, on Inau-
.guration Day, to Mr.. jesse Grant, the
father Of the newly made President. Now
we do not pretend to say that the old
gentleman had been indxlging toe freely
in "bug- jules" aer do we knew to GER
tainty that he is ever guilty Of taking on
board too heavy load of '1taaglefoot,"
although his illustrious son has been char
ged with a weakness thus asserted, at times,
divers and frequent. during the last past
few years. yet the item in question surely
has tendency of creating the suspicion
that somebody was obliyious: either Jes-
see, or the writer thereof. No wonder the
old lthacan became enthused, provided,
you know, such was the case) for where
is there father that would not go be, un-
der the circumstances But then one or
more of the numerous Washburne family
should have been on hand to rub down,
and if the emergency required, as it really
did. to carry out and deposit in safety the
hiliarious, but unfortunate progenitor of
the man who seems inclined to light it
ost on that line" But here is the SIMS
version:
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" Gen. Grant smoves in a MYSTERIOUS
way" He keeps his own counsel we'll. Every
body was on stiptoe," and every body guessed
who his cabinet officers would be, and nearly
everybody was disappointed. Imagine the
''phelinx" of the disappointed ones when the
following appointments were made:
THE CABINET.
Secretary of Stae-E. b. Washburne, Hi
inois.
Secretary of the Treasury-A. T. Stewart,
of New York.
Secretary of Interior-Jacob D. Cox, o:
Ohio.
Postmaster General. A. ]. Creswell, OF
Maryland.
Attorney General-E. R. IIoar, of Massa.
chusetts.
Secretarv of the Navy--Adolph E. Borie,
of Pennsylvania.
General Schofeld remains, for the present,
Secretary of War.
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We learn, just as we are going to Press, that
the Republican State Convention, at Peters
burg, on last Tuesday, broke up in general
row. The Police appeared and cleared the
hall. They afterwards met at the African
Church, where the same disorder was repeated.
Finally they were quelled by the Police, and
an organization effected
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CALF f,r salt BY
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BE- The 'big Ok" presented to Gen. Grant
had an unfortunate color it should have
been beautiful black instead of detested
,ehue But nature will sport with human
phs'fnr.
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q The country generally apprehend wal
with England. If either party have back 6ons
we deem it probable.
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A TTENTION
IN SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PRICES REDUCED,
IMMENSE STOCK
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
CHARLES W. GREEN,


SO King ST., Alex, Va
is nex offering at astonishipgly. lox Figures
an in4aaase stock Of
Ladies and Geats.' Furnishing Goods,
White Goods, Fancy Goods
Dress Trimmings, Worsted Goods
Yarns, Ribbons, Hosiery Gloves
Laces and lace Goods,
Embroi2eGies, Notions &c.
The following Goods are Speaiaatiss, viz.
Linens, .>~-..~. 5000. Handkerchief, .....-
Camlsies, ......>..... Worsted Hoods, ......
Muslins, ~~~>--......" Shawls, ,..,ss,
Taratanas, .~..--... Velvet Rlshoae, ....~4.
fowls, .......-.------. Travelling Bags.
Merino Underwear, for Ladies, Gents,
Misses and Boys. Umbrellas,
Hoop Skirts, Corsets. &c., &C.
all of which are sold at remarkably low prices.
% A call solicited.
Nov. % '6S.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

V'1 tHI y y 10UJ' J
NO Daniel Stickley, Geo. A. Hupp, David H..
i walton, admir-. of R. Douglass and in
his own right E. ats
William Donaldson, Administrator Of Mrs.
Doug'a decd, Albert Douglass, Richard Soug-
lass, and Virginia Douglass, Defts., and all tie
creditors of said Mary c. Douglass heir in her es-
tate and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have appointed
the 9th day of March next, take and settle, at nv
office the account of William Donaldson Admir-.
of Mary c. Douglass decd, and take proof Of
Debts against said estate, required to be taken by
decree of Circuit Court of Shenandoah, render
ed on the sth day of February 1869 in vacation in
suit IN Chancery depending in said Court in
which time and place yon are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court the day and year first aforesaid
j. HAAS, c. C. G. s. C.
Feb. IL, 4w.
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Z VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

At rules held in the Clerks Office of the coun.
ty Court of Shenandoah, for the month of Febru-
airy 1863
Thomas D. Smith and Catherine his wife, Plfs,
AGAINST
Larkin Anders, and others DWk-
IN CHANCERY
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree for
the amount OF an account against the Administra-
tor and heirs of Nancy Anders, decd, and sell
so much of the Real Estate as may be necessary
topay the same, and any other debt of said estate
and also to obtain a settlement of said Estate
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendants Charles and John Anders and Others
whose name unknown minor children of
JaTes Anders decd, William Ct lbert and Eliza
his wife and--widow of James Anders decd.
name unknown are not inhabitants of this State,
1t is ordered That the said defendants do appear
within one month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect their inter-
est; that copy of this order be published in
some newspape, printed in Woodstock once a
week tor four successive weeks, and a copy post
ed at the front door of the courthouse Of said
county, on the first day ofthe next County Court.
A Copy-Teste,
W j: $. IRWIN, C. S. c.
W. W. p. q. FEB, 4, 4w.l
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FLORISTS AND NURSERYMEN,
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RIG MOND "

III III -H y " u II
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