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NAtlnee commences At ~ oc1ocE-
Tha testimonial concert 70 Miss N bella Scott
takes place at Farweu Hall on Monday evening
next, at which Ole Bun VIII assist. 3he reputa-
Scott he1seT, who viii shortly leave Us for . Eu-
Topean tour, ought to make the testimonial hand.
some one.
MondaT evening, with " "Genevieye de- Brabant, y
and the SHE Of tickets indicates very 1uccessiu]
season- ...
The Mendelssohn Quinsette Club commence
their brief season Of concerts On Tuesday evening
next al the Music Hall,
, 1869-04-24
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, 1869-04-24
OUR TROUBLES WITH VENEZUELA.

The Republics Of Southern and Central
America have always been afflicted with
chronic revolution, rendering their inter-
course with each other and with larger
powers very vexatious and annoying.
For half a century there hns been grow
ing d class Of claims on the part Of An,eri-
can citizens against Venezuela, hut until
1866 it vas found impossible for our gov
eminent to do anything to bring about q
settlement There has hardly been a
government ip that country long enough
in Office TO be able to transact any business
Of detail with foreign nations. In 1866 n
treaty was negotiated providing for the con-
sideration OF these claims by commission
to be appointed by each government, witt,
! a reference to such umpire as might be
named by tho Russinn Minister at Washing
ton. In 1867 this commission met, Mr., D.
NJ. Talnage representing the United States.
In August, 1865, the commission closed
with the following result:
Principal OF claims. s3yl1s9!
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, 1869-04-24
AMp$EME EkTS.

MISC Kate Reynolds closes her engagement to-
dav at ucvIctey' . Theatre With an afternoon and
evening performance Of " Camille"
"Cncie Toms Cabin At the Museum this after
noon and evening.
:" oliver Tvtsta viii be played at the Dearborn
Theatre this afternoon and evening.
"HnmptJ Dumpty'' viii fall for the last time
from his wall to-day. The evening performance
Hill be given for the benefit Of Tony Deniel.
Ill. BaIatEas orchestral matinee t4kes place this
afternoon at FarHeu Hail, at which Camilla urso,
bliss Edgeway and the Hail Brothers vii appear
In addition TO the orchestra Tbs programme Ii
as follows:
Overture 70 Carr Laa5s r. ~ Hosa'o'
two cofnefa-
s. Prayer md barcsrole. from. Tho Star o!
tha Month";.
.Nfss Fsd9eeaE. 80
L Grand Concerto, for the violin. With or-,r, or-,
chcstra accomplishment .6Aendelssoau-
Ntte G1wttld E-fsa
E. 5ouvcnir dea Hnsenottes: orchestral ian; n.,.h;
20 luce d quest snituA-" Aria from
.NtH atdgssoyl
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Timz Bar. Eind. |TNu. Raia-
, 1869-04-24

Chloride Flat The Aurora South has recently
been purchased By Stanford Brothers, OF CAl1of-
pls for one hundred aud twenty-five thousand dol
lhrr In gold coin. .-.
.Ahou: nve hundred yaris due south OF this
mine Is situated the Justly ce!c5Eased
"knKRHARpT.
THIS mine was located BY Nj. Eberhardt. jan
ra.y s. 1855, and Is uuquesttonaaly the richest body
or ledge Of silyer-bearng ore ever discovered In
the known world. Mr. Eperharut, thinking the
ledge ran north and south, made TWO locations
upon It, named respectively the EbeEhhrds North
aud the Eperhardt South. and It Is that portion
known IS the Eberhaf1t Sontn Which haa gained
worldwide celebrity. There weFs, altogether, dEe
locations made upon this vein, namely, the Eoer-
harlt, North aud South, the Keystone, Blue Bell,
uedance and Gray Eaetc; but the owners OF the
original location, the Ebeshards South bought out
the title 10 the Grey Eagle, Eoerharslt North and
n+nsnce and consolidated With the oTuers Of the
Ee,s,onc and Blue Bell, and have now tncorpo-
ratetl under the name Of the Consolidated Eber-
| bar1t NIL and Mining Company, with capital
stock Of sl0, ,oeooo0. This magnificent Ledge Is one
! hundred and eighty feet In width lying between
| two smooth, solid walls OF limestone anu running
| nearly dae cost and west, and having snghs
souther,v dip. Some ideA may be formed OF IT'S
ralne and extent when state that they hare
! s,rtpped the face Of the ledge, for nearly
{ ,ts entire width, have dtifted OF tun-
ncI1ed Il one direction one hundred aud
nfsy feet With cross drifts or tunnels sixty to sew
ensy feet II length, on each side OF the main rt,
and have sunk three shatts, one, the Keystone, to
depth ol ninety feet; the Defiance forty feet and
the Blue Bell, one hundred aud twenty feet deep;
and sill this In mass Of slyer-bear1ng orc-worth
f.om ssos to 81, 600 per tou- It Is BY no mean.
uncommon to md in the NINE masses Of ore.
/ weighing frum one hundred pounds TO one thou
sand porpds, that are so hearty pure stlTeEt that
b. p,ac,1g hau dollar upon them, and striking il
with BANNER, a perfect impression OF the coin
len upon the face Of the mass Of orc. There an
at present In the ore-house Of this company, two
Jumps Of orr, Weighing nteen hundred pounds, d
the ynlue Of Slo,euO- Prior 10 the Incorporation
this company, the dividends paid 10 each Of tn
oyne.s OF the Eberhxzut South. Keystone Ans
Blue Bell mines, tye In humber, from Septembe
!, 1865 u January !, 1850, averaged $4,000 pc
month, h1d At present there Is richer ore thai
they hsre had before In sight tn their mine. Ye
. one short year hgo these same men we're scarcel
!, l. able to purchase the necesaaY1es Of Life
such are the vicissltudes Of mining LIE
About half 10 thsee- quarters Of nils south Q
the Eberhardt are Gtuated the California, Sunny
s:le, Radical, Mazeppa, Ruby, Herman, and man
, 1869-04-24

A lads In She1byville has organized the children
OF that place into 'Band Of liopc," the object OF
which ts the promotion Of muralltJ among the
youne, and misunderstanding the use o! tobacco
and liquor. They have placed upon the backs OF
the pcHs in the Methodist, Episcopal and Preshy-
tc1ian churches cards with the following iuscrtp-
ton: ..Thts house Is dedicated 70 the Lo.l, Please
| not uelIe 1t with tobacco
DAKOTA
At Fort Sully, on the 1st inst, the mercury indi-
Gated temperature Of sl degrces l,elow zero.
The driver OF the stage between Forts Rainfall and
| Sully was frozen 10 death.
, 1869-04-24

Dase Metal Range, It Is undoubtedly dcstneu 10
become town Of considerable Importance Its
population Is about nftceu hundred, and Its num-
bers arc steadily Increasing. Next Il White Pine
CIV, gltua1ed On the south slope Of Treasure
ullL contiguous to the famous Eberhardt Nine,
a little place fast growing Into notice, with
A nopu1ation OF about three hund1ed persons
Several other towns have been laih out, and will
probably soon beg,n to assume respectable propor-
rims. At SWANSEA half to thfee-qul1ters OF \
mile north OF silver Springs san Francisco COM
pauv are about erecting extensive smelling woEkH,
for the purpose OF reducing the hase one found
nearby. yenkeu and Eberhardt City are Oh the
southeast slope Of Treasure utl1 between the
Eeerhardt and Aazeppa mines, but are not At
tracing much notice No one lives there except
the rpiuers working In the Immediate vicinity.
poco,illo Ctr u on the bench land contiguous to
the pocotlllo and Little Phil Sheridan mines: sud
Babvlon Is on the scene Of the recent discovery IN
the Base Metal Range
We haze twenty -four bankz in the district, twen-
" Of which are faro bnuks, where re tiger hohts
forth daily and nightly, for the benefit Of his nn-
merous admirers, many Of whom get badly scratea-
ed with the claws Of The bea1t they foosaV unaet"
take to light
Money IS plenty; and wh!sfey eunefs tet11o's'
and 20 do the men who drink It.
PROVISIONS, &c -.....-.
Provisions are to1erSblJ good and aoonaau1 oot
the ruling prices are very high Flour L FL per
barrel; butter, q per pound; sugar, 20 cents per
pound; tea, IS cenA per pound; bacon, - cents
per pound; fresh meat, 80 cents per pound; pots
toes, 80 cent? per pound, and esg5 g per dozen;
mea1s, 81 each; lodgings, 81 per night in room
with nft5 or hundred other persons; lumber l.
worth from $3.50 to 500 per thousand feet: hay Is
roo and $3.50 per ton barley Is sold at - cents pei
pound. Wages are about - follows: Carpenters
ana stouemasouk receive IS to ~ per day; black
smiths about the sare; miners S and 81 per day
day.labore4s, IS per day. AL these figures sre u
he understood IS meaning gold and silver dollars
Currency, except IS An article Of merchandise, Il
NOT In use west Of Salt Lake City.
l QESKg1L REMARKS.
Eor msny years past San Francisco merchants
have had the entire monopoly OF the trade OF this
| conntrv and haFe charged such prices IS they
| Tishe1 Win Impunlty but now that the country
l. being opened up by rattrosds, and the price @
fre}1nt materially reduced, it Is time the mer
chnnfa Of chicago should awaken 20 1net ln1esests
they can, and should, compete with san Francisco
Tor the control Of ht trade OF the Great ln1ei1o
Tasjn. already = yaluanle one, and one destined
~ yery fIature day to be the must Important 0
! onr an the continent. Let them SEQ TO- Il, tha
| shey nav to this matter the attention II so vel
| deserves, or the day win come when they VIII pit
tsrly req Ct not having done SO.
| wANnEREH
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IrsITED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

COLLECTORS Z, I
NEW ORLEASs, Jan 2, 1869
Ta following described goods having been seizsd for VIOLA
to Of the herein set f0rh notice Is hereby
gven that uness claiming the shall appear
and ae their claims according law within twenty days
he auction as provided by sections H. II Is and IA Of the
Of CosRress approved July IS 1866:
Oct n lS6S-No mark, box Toys, boxes Neckties ~
bundles Psper boxes Cigarette Paper Jaaqua
ssrva In violation Of secton a. Act Of March 1913.
nov 1867 No. 80 bale Coffee; No. 3, case Yer
meath: L No 20, cases Absynth mark, deui-
Johns Honey vessel unknown; violation OF section o.
Nov al is6s-B No box eOO Cigars: board he
MARYLAND; IN violation Of Section Act Of July Is l
nee g. Is6S-A B, l trunk cigars and Cigarette on
hoard ths Cues in violation dissection g. Act Of March
nec O lsss-No mark key g gslons Co.dI; vessel IN
hnowp In violation Of Section s. Act Of karch l799
nee l6 ls6S-No mark. boxes Csears: on board the
Iavsca: IN violation Of Section Acs Of July q 1856
Dec. i6 lS6e-No mark, bo-es c1DD Cigars: board
the Lavacs; in violation OF section g. Act Of March 2,
Dec. IL, ls6s-M 8. l ESQ Cigars; on board the
Bremen; IN VITO alton Of Section g. Act Of March 1888
Zee. Is ls6S-No mark boxes Cigars; board the
H. Kennedy; in violation Of Section g. Act Of arch 2
bee ~ ls6s-No mark demiiohns White Rum, demi-
Johns Red kum. % boxes Gasvs Jelly; on board the
Herman Certes In violation Of section g. Act Of March
l7gs
Rapidsn in violation Of Section "a Act Of March
Dec 81. ls6s-No mark. o cognse; board the
Z A. Kennedy in violsto Of Section a Act OF Aarsh
2 1859, ana Section l. Act Of July - ls66.
fERRY FULLER Collector.
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NEW ADvERTJsEMN >Ts.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. oIrY OF NEW
- UrleaIs-Be it known that, the ninsteenth day
.n Of the sps Of the un
States Of America the ninety. sscond -
ne, sDwAsD nG:ssy os q
aforesaid duly commissioned and Qussd ana IN PTsenS'
%so that sAG ssaas
ssss made and provided they ssa " s,ssn1ne ana
ssrssd and y these pre.snts covenant and ond hsn
selves into and constitute cOpOrat,on or Charitable
and seS S Purple under ne OssAa'n' supra
ARTICLE FIRST.
The rnd tie o. the said cerporati,n .haI be the
under which name they have enjoy succession and
the right and be capable Of holding receiving
s1s ss nS b S
this stste under Their corporate they shall have NE
right adopt SEAL and adopt su n rules
and bylaws their they think proper
laws Of this state OF the United sd prescribe
the nsnner and indiii MS upon wIeh adoiIon menoe
OF this il corporation shall be admitted.
ARTICLE SECOND.
The doiel end place business Of this Corporation shall
shall be limited 10 the or creation Of sys-
Jog fund either by monthly or quarterly dues
the OF The present ano future members 81 the
ciston for general benefit Of such persons
fit advantage msintsns md support Of the ASS cha
tion. It's affairs shall be governed and managed by BOARD
ors number Of the att Itch Board
shall ally the general meeting OF the Asso
citation The said Board shall have the power 70 nOmln q
and employ all efce may be necessary and th
President ba be the whom all citations or ohe
legal proofs against the Association, in which IL may d
concerned, shall be served.
ARTICLE THIRD.
This Act Incorporation shall rem thu
Of twenty five the Bineteent day OF Decem
eighteen hundred and sxtyeight at the expiration
which Association shall be limited ard settled D.
three commissioners be elected al nesting OF IN
IncorpoI stion to be called for that purpose
Tn done in my office, in the city Of New Orsau
Aforesaid of George Clark and +. McSwan wit
wful age and dom cAtsd in this city, who here
unto sgn their together with tn said
notary day aud GATE set forth in the eapto
hereof
Sam Huntington, Chss. '. Harrington,
e. 3. Austin, q Y Lindsay.
J. T AeMahon, Preston Lindsay
T. q. Ledbetler.
T. McSwain,
Geo Clark.
true copy: - ,,, 40,
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Er0R sAI.E-sEAL EsrArE-sEyERAL, a, HI -.
portions Of he cotton and sugz growing sIsss As9 ~
Psptsfsns Orange Orchards and large bodies o. "a
snber Ispds Also large variety Of City and sueufbsn
Property Improved md unimprovsd IN the om o. ss'psnes
vfshng DO veil cA md sxanine orf
aes. nthsr Gard, Rsa Estate Aenh No y o>fooes8
arrest Esw Orleans.
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n, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PRANK v.

OF FRANK ".
Il Duplsssis Chss. Duple-ss Individually aud
members Of the firm Of D1Pless United states
airy IL, 1879 This is give notice that on the Tth
day Of January D. 1869, warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estates Of Frank v. and Charles
Duplessis. Of New orleans, in the parish Of Or
and State Of Louisiana who have been adudged
bank their Petition that the payment Of deos
delivery of property belonging ~ said bankups TO
them their and the transfer property by them
orbdden by law N at meeting Of the creditors OF the
prove their debts and to choose
asgnees of their will be held Court Of Bank
ruptcy den ct No Al Exchange Place 10 the OF
New Orleans Lou before Donation Augustn Register
on the 18th day of February, D. 1869 at u O'Clock
A-No $50. y. j. HEBRON.
ial2 fel3 y. s. Marshal ID strict of Louisiana
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I'm BANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF TRAsIMON
landryOfice United states sarshal District OF Louisi
ana Orleans January H. lS69-This is give notice
that the 9Th day January A. 1859 warrant in bank
ruptcy issued against the Of Tsmon Landry OF
Of Ascension State of Lou
islana who has been adjudged bankrupt his peri
ton; tina, the ment Of debts and delivery Of
property belonging said bankrupt him 70. his
the transfer Of property by him, forbidden by law
meeting Of the creditors Of said bankrupt TO
their choose ssgnees Of his estate
will be held Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at No Al
Exchange Place. the city OF Ne~ Orleans Louisiana
before Donsrien Augustn Register the 9th day OF
February, A.. D. 1869, al II O'Clock N. -
A-sO 248. y. j. HEBRON,
iaI2 fe27 q. s. Marshal, District Of Lonisiana
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IN BANKRUPTCY-BsTA OF JOHN W.
lBalfOur-United States Marshai's onioe-Distret OF
Louis ana Orleans January H. lSG9this to give
notice the Oh day Of January, D. 1869 War
Bankruptcy issued against the esta of John
W. Bafour of MkeRs Bend in the par sh of Madison and
Louisiana who adudged bankrupt on his own
pttton that the payment Of debts and delivery OF any
the transfer Of any property him forbidden by law
that meeting the creditors Of the said bankrupt TO
assignees Of dis estate
will be Of Bankruptcy, holden at No. Al
Exchange ace the city of Orleans Louisiana. be-
DOnaiin Augustiu Regis the 10Th day Of Feb
ruary. A. d. 1869, 1T Il O'Clock
A-fo 25l y. j. HEBRON,
ial2 frsO q. s Marshal, District of Louisiana.
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LOUIS STERN q Bros SALES.
BY LOUIS STERN = BROS.
c0NsTAslE's SALES.


RUSSELL HALL VS.. +. REICaNkN-sIxrH JUS
tice Court. Parish Of oleans-No 1905.
pY VIRTUE OF Writ OF hsri faetas
- dir ected by the Honorable the Sixth Justice of
Peace in and for the Parish of Orleans viii sell
public aucon SATURDAY the 18th day Of January
1869 at IL O'Clock NJ, at l39 ROuss
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNlTuRE ss per inven-
tory file.
Seized In the above suit.
Rs-TxRns-Cssh the spot In Q. 8 Treasury notes.
VIM. GORMLf, Constable.
MOSES KATE vs. B MosBY-so.. l426-sIxTH JOS.
tees Court for the Parish Of Orleans
pY VIRTUE Of q writ OF feri facias to
IL directed by the Honorable the sixth Justice Of the
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will TO sell pub
lie suction at the Merchants and EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, January 49, 1862 at IL O'Clock the following
described property, to-wit-
LOT Of GHOUND situated In the Fourth District Of
tbs city, in square No bounded by Philip First Howard
ard Jacob strsets ard designated lot numbsr i've
plan by H. Prize. city dated 18th April 1883,
deposited in the ece Of 4. B0uny. notary public and
30 feet front Ft 90 feet Depth with
ali the improvements thereon.
~ TERMs-Cash in u. g. Treasury notesL
WILLIAM GORMLEY. Constable.
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TN BAEKRUpTCv-ESTA OF CHARLES II.
lNobe-United States Marsha's Once. District OF Lon
sana New Orleans IL lS69-rhis Is give sOtce that
on the 7th day Jsnuary d. 1869 Warrant IN Bank
ruptey against the estate Of Chares Nobles
Of reans parish Of Orleans and state OF Louisiana.
who adjudged bankrupt on his own pettoni thai
debts and delivery Of property be
longing 10 such bankrupt his and the
property him forbidden by law that meeting
Of OF the said bankrupt their debts and
asnees of bis estate Will be held st
Court Of Bankruptcy. to be holden at No Al Exchange
Place the New Orleans Louisiana. before Donfen
Augustin Register the 10Th day of February, A D. 1862
at II O'Clock N. -
NO. 2f7. ]. HskhON,
jsl2 fe20 q. g. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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IN BANKRUPTCY-EsTArE oFMRs CArHA-

In BANKRUPTCY-EsTA oFMks. CATHA-
II rine A Blackburn eme sole-Ohice United States
Marshal District Of Louisiana. New Orleans January
H. ls69. This is to give notice that on the day Of
D lee warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate of Mrs. Catherine A. Blackburn Of the
pa of Carroll and State Of louisiana, who has been
adiudged bankrupt his tiOn that the
any debts delivery Of property belonging to said
bankrupt him for his and the transfer OF
erty by forbidden BY law tha meeting Of the cred
said bankrupt their debts and TO choose
one sssgnees If his estate will be held At Court Of
Bar kruptcy be hold 10 II Exchange piece, In the
ely New Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augusta,
Register the 18th day of February, 1862 at IL
O'Clock NJ ..o,.
A-No 2l9. j. HEhhONy
iaI2fel3 u s Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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The Board Of Trustees their regular meeting held this
day unanimously adopted the following resolutions;
Resolved That Six per interest be paid on all out
standing certificates profits of this Company and after
the 9th day of February next.
Resolved Thst Scrip Dividend Of FifyFive per cent be
dec AIRED on the participating premiums for the
yesr ending December 81 1865 for which certificates VIII be
issued on and after the 18th day of March next
Resolved That Twenty per Of the scrip issue o
the year be paid the holders Of and after
the 9th day OF February next.
ALFRED NOULToN, President.
WIN. N. PERKINS, Vice President.
W HuyrKR Secretary
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I'm BANE RUPTCY-EsrATE OF JOSEPH F.
wsters-Unitsd states Mar.ha. Office District Of Lou
isisna Orleans January H. 1882 This is notice
that on the 7th d-y Of January. A D. 1869, q
warrant in bankruptcy issued against the estate
Of Joseph y. Walters in the parish OF Orleans
and State of Louisiana, who was adjudged a
bankrupt his peition that the debts
and delivery any property be ongng said bankrupt
him the transfer Of property by him
forbidden that meeting Of the creditors of the said
bankrupt prove their debts and
sgn his will be held Court Of Bankruptcy
holden No Al Exchange Place. in the city of New Or
Louisiana before D. natien In, register on the
A-No 2f5. F J.. HEBRON,
ial2 fel2 u 8. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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JAMES HAsAH-
LAFAYETTE MARBLE WORKS,
Corner Of Prytsnia and Washington Streets New Orleans
Marble and Brick Tombs, Nantes and Grste', German
and north River Fiagsne Cement NE, Plaster Fre and
Lake Brick, Sand, shells, etc.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

DRAWING OF LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR JAN. 1I.-CLAss o.
1UaIsI4l6lslusl9l 10 Il Is IA Is
81 nI sol Isl ~ 6 81 "a 50 70 l-H-r-
The above drawings are published In all the principal
papers, and drawn In public daily at the rooms OF the
Company. II HOWAh PRESIDENT
St. Charles Street, Cor. Union n o.
Witness our hands at New Orleans La this liih day
r. p WILDER
Commissioner
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES.
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IN BANKRUPTCY-EsrArE OF HENRY S.

IN BANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF HENRY s
NichOls-Onhce Of United States Msrshal District Of
Louisiana New Orleans Janusry H. lo69fhs 70 give
that the 9th day OF January D. 1863 warrant
in b. nkTupty sued against the estate OF Henry s.
Nchts Of In the parish Of Tensss and state of LOusi
who has been sdiudged bankrupt his pet ion
that payment Of debts md delivery of property
belonging said bankrupt to him tor his aud the
transfer OF property by him, Orbsd by law that
meeting creditors OF the said bankrupt their
and choose assignees Of his estate will
held Court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden at No Al Ex
change Place. in city Of New Or Louisiana before
Donation Augustn, Register, the 18th day Of February
A D. 1869, at IL O'CLOCK N. -
A-No 252. y. j. HEBRON,
ial2 fel3 u. s. Marshal District of Louisiana.
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTREET COMMISSIONERS ID sPA AIT
- MINT. Roem No City Hsll-eew Orleans; jan 10,
lae-Was brought TO the First District Pound,
ofLafayette and Locust Streets estray-
One White and Red cow, with both ears cropped;
which II not claimed within Eve days and the
thereon paid will be sold public auction at said Pound
FRIDAY January Is, 1869. At u o'clock n.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller
CTREET COMMIssIONER,s DEPART-
- MRNf, Room NO. 7. City Hal-kew Orleans. January
To- 1862 Were brought TO the Third District Pound corner Of
Marigny and Morales streets, as estrays-
Five GOATS OF different colors;
Which, not claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid be sold public auction at said Pound
WEDNESDAY. January Is. 1859. at IL O'Clock q.
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEcHAL for Controller.