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SHIPPIN0 INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Erw.ToRk................."Dss,

PORT OF EEwToRK.....,....... -
CLEARED.
ws%sa1sa PSI New Bsord Brunette Howe PhlGephs
wb PH S. S wa wso Sn' A'A
BTg.waer Hoss PsIee hsts9ss; CHINA, AhrenbOrs, Port
sehrszsmPa Jsve ST. kits LAura, Demerin Nassau. p
Soyne fsssTrs Ph'dsph5 hyesoe. PgSss Barbados silver
baltimore Bsyn, Burger stamford Messenger snh Taunton
SoOY-COmPeisOr, Ayres. Bridgeport
ARRIVED.
steamship st. Laurent Iema Hare Dec H. via Brest Dec H.
steamship Of Washington Jones Liverpool Dec ls Queenstown
Steamship Iowa HsddvoE Glasgow Dee TO- and Hous Dec H.
Steamship Nemesis BTHngs Liverpool Dec 49, via Queenstown Dee
steamship Celia Geadel London Dee via Hsvrs Dee md
s.sspAp Moro Castle Palmer Havana Dee Is a.s .Dd pass
steamship ALTERNATE, Roberts Richmond City Point and Norfolk
STEAMSHIP gn cyds Morgan Wilmington G. naval stores
sp 70 Coz 5s and ra
Bng Ferguson Stevens Grand Turks TarAs Island II dhy
Sns Begota CASSIDY AsT,Hw.n2! 3ay; brides Cd l.On, dc
Brs SEQ Brown Arroyo x via TURKS Island days ballast Len
Sear Two MsTyt Willis Corpus Christi, Teas 10 days hSe and
sshr W, MOrris from we,E Of steamship ereean fruit
seSr MsTy Chiffon Kae Nassau N ?. dave nJss
ssst Aads Wss ATsSe Gate Lan'0n) b. A'''" via oN
soGT ardsr, BoI1g, Ponce p R. 10 ass Ish port
Cyprus for Rewl ork dayb brig Nellie just arrived
lain c,, PSIisn s aSI Hsfsn Pbusd.lph.
ALASKA, BAIaJebPOrt CSoot ElIabethPor-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
steamships Kensngton from NeVOeans;
fromE Norfolk Norman from Philadelphia.
Baltimore bsrks Crimea,
LyerpoOl Tenp JaBeirO brig Ce from hJsgaeL
Passed sohr. Peerless, Tor So johns
FRANCISCO. Dee 2aArrised steamship Golden City from
Panama passengers that len EerYqE Dec ship Norman
Asadeh BnreauI Cleared ships Hugueoot for Rewl0Ik,
With Is 700 barley; Gold Hanter, for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
SorTHANPToS Dec 2he steamship Baltimore, from Baltimore,
arrived az this port yesterday
L0NDOSDRRRY Dee 29 The steamship EOvs Scotan, from Port
lard arrived al this port yesterday.
HAVANA Dec 29Arnved steamship Columbia from NeHlork;
Sailed steamship De S0to for New.York
DISASTERS.
The steamship RwtSw from Philadelphia T New YORK ashore at
n The washing ashore and
h Of
propeller built Newton 1856,
and VAS owned 10 the city BY Stsrback Il Wheeler.
Witch srvrd seth reports that The
h. csnpss Pron Mossses Reef nsEu the
srep abandoned the vessel he she went ashore
everything len board and
supposed Tie crew picked By other vessel
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PASSENGERS ARPtVFD

FROM HAyRB-Iu steamship Laurent Dec 29COL Wall Lieut.
Wallace Mr. and Mrs children Mrs Remand
child Mr aBi Mrs children Mr. PfaH Mrs
sehadtr Mr. and Mrs Amberg Mr. and Mrs chill
Soere children Mrs Mere child Misses
BeymSuu Mrs Mr. Mrs Lsssaere children. Miss
Mrs children Mr. Mira shunnanu and
children Mr. and Mrs Hickey child MeES hetro Feraeh
Petit
Duhame Martin Morn Nicolas Lion, harra Mailer Kramer Mae
NimSun O. Muller Angelo T. Muller Oerl Walter DenOI Cas-
Reymopd Lombard HeymsB Sehe Richard BurriBger Ae
Bar hel. NAntot Aguerl. komuan. Iotal, l3l
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house TO the rear yard. lie heard by the thieves
who made a rush to escape Gaining the yard, they
SEALED the fence and fed, shot beng fired at them by
Nr Denny Two of the thieves ran toward Forty fifth
Gardner IAN toward Eightbave. followed by Denny,
who several shots at him. none OF which took effect
After sharp chase Mr. Denny 0yerhauled Gardner and
terday Justice Kelly committed HIM for trial in default
OF 600 hail.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-NoRK Wednesday, Dec 49, 1867
Messrs. A. p. Smith a. Co. of this city, South
ern land agents. report the following sales having been
made by them during the present month To Mr. j. NJ.
McKnaughtOn OF OswegO County, N. " stock farm Of
$500 acres with good buildings Pttsylyania County,
Va for so acre, all cash. To Messrs. ]. NJ. II.
Brown. 1900 Of mineral land, containing hemate
IRON with good water power but partially improved,
IN Washington County, East Tennessee, for $4,000,
halt cash. To Messrs Bunch d johnson, 5000 acres
IN Scott County, East Tennessee for 5000 all cash.
To Mr. C. Ashford OF Vermont, farm Of 300 acres in
West SpOtsy vania Va half improved and the remain
DER fine timber land with good BUILDINGS. for $1,000 one
third cash To Messrs Jones and sellers OF MaRsacbu
sets farms of 200 and $50 in Nelson County Va at
81 an acre. third cash Within the last eight days
five persons gone from tile Messrs, Smith Co.'s
office TO purchase farms. Two OF the five from
Orange County in this State and the other three from
Massachusetts, all farmers. Appearances favor good
demand for Southern lands the coming year.
No sales have thus far been made at the Exchange
SalesroOm this week. Those advertised TO take place
were adjourned.
The Tareler says there will be empty stores enough
TremOntst, Boston, between Dover and Boylston Ia
the rebniit Church-st. district, TO accommodate very
large trade. TremOnts is still numbered by the opera
lions OF owners endeavOnng improve their tenenens
by inserting stores beneath aud png mp hansard roofs
overhead
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SALE OF COAL

Messrs. John II. Draper & Co. sold for the
Delaware, LackawaDna and Western Railroad Company
YESTERDAY No &c Exchangeplace tuns OF Lacka
wanna coal at auction The bidding was Dyeiy, bnt
most of the dealers bought only small quantities With
exception OF stove and chestnut the prices have adj
vanced since the previous sale month ago The prices
will be found IN our market column.
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VIEWS PACKAGES FOR TIE PRESS.

Captains pursers arriving this requefts
exhibiting authority Of W. Edmonton General
Times
World Ergr Evening Post Commercial AdrrtT Stats
Zog ard NeV YORKER DeoTa should also be delivered OnI "
The
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi DELAWARE LACKAwAHSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

D,ro. Yorh and foot Of Chrsopherst
MATER ARRANGEMENTS, commanding honda ho', ~ ooy
DenVile with Boonton brHnh,
Dover Chester BraHh Waterloo With SuSeI 4 r. for An
Wsshngsp With the D. L. and W. Tor Water
Gan Sroudhurg Great Bend and all points on the Lack
and ah.bug aud Delaware aud Hudson r. hdA =,
lI:JOA TO- LEGI VALLEY EXPRESS stops At heEsrk motifs
town Dover Hscstown Washington. Pmp,hug and Bon con
Philippians With Bel Del X r. for BsIdere Ne and Al
Eson " r. for Bethlehem AUentoNn hAaeh OhuDE ana
WIlhrsbane ~
pm tASTON EXPRESS connects at Dover With Chester L. L.
Ind at Waterloo with hds,eH X X
6.3a m and $50 ~ SUMMIT and intermediate stations
$50 49, ~ ~ sud !, 2 b. Jfp $40 5W bU 5Oo
and II rs D. 10 SOUTH ORANGE and nsmsdats stations
II:40a N aud $50 hORRlSIOMN and lntsrmsda"
stations -. .....rra.
For NEWARK st6o 100 $50 $50 1910 II. ll:m ll:M
J. q 49, $3.50. $780, $3.50, $40, s. aO s~ 6O 49, 1872 SOO
and u as ?. IN. .o,-c, 49,, - an r.
,pJG;loh m s. sCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
" , EoIwr1. GeuG Ticket Agent
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wEpyEsDs Y's WEATHER. gsPoRT-s.m

MINIATURES ALMANAC
4:4l Moon an
BAAdy HoOk.... $3.50 Island Hell Gate ESQ
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St,ambuais zuS SHltuaAs.

NOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRlhG-
il PRLD AND THE NORTH. Pare. 81 20 st,msn cav ',.S
slip Es~ Haven at 3:l5 And IL P m eonnse.as M e
NORTHERN RAILROAD otNEM -JEkSSiL ,n,:-.
, v cave Ksr.Yort the PsvoniA Ferry foot Of chi 4,
=. Eso.,. Al Ga o. $50 4;l5, 5:ls and $50 ia :,
ID Saturdays The . ~, j, VIZ Az - u ~ 49,
thrssEh 70 MsBssJ-Au IL. iva
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Sort larD,us' Iutitt.

STATE FEwToRK
PoET.W1RDEEs OyyICH, No. 70 Wiiiam-sL
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
IN Of TIE Aet passed April ~ isSl snnsd e, Ae'so
Port Of New YORK. 10 ali Deoas
1,sretsd Ia the subject matter Of Sos u
k honee on ooarl 'H0
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Misttlautous.


IRISH OATMEAL.-A pure article from the
s.r bsby kndred aud especially adapted i0f thS use OF
tr'alds and i'"i''s'' % w sTlTT, % PsrL.row.
II RY0LITE ,......,,..,.,,..,
IN uppxsvr AstG RALT MANUFACTURING COMPARTi
'AN''' i2l Wsuutst. PHILADELPHIA;
n, cI.IPFORD PEMBEKTOh, AGENT,
Pittsburgh. Penn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for HOME WASHER
w "a s9FRgle WRINGER In operation daily At 10 Barclay
n AstoT House
11@ SMITH s. WESS0N' ARMY
/OcAKTRIDGB REVOLVER with eIa cylinders for loose am
~ penetration Of pistol 10
I,s oar three PHso sos By 0sf assSt b. W. koblhS0N
"a 4 CkAsbsGh
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Siiuatiuus @anttb- -Malfs.

SituatiOrs Mantto- -Hlalts.
YOUNG MAN, a good BOokkeeper, desires
" SITATION n anr capacity desiring the exclusive
services BoEkeper their books posted ard balanced
yrry eIpen with GneIeephona
references Address e. q. D., Tribune Ohce.
A DOCTOR of Medicine, Surgeon, etc, de-
~ Irrs SITUATION either steamer or hospital Ad
dress TACHMlN1Is, NJ. D., Box 1903, Tribune Ohee
DICKLES and SAUCES.-WANTED-a stu
aIou MANAGER wholesale mandatory for pickles sauces
Jams. msmsads, enss aVestOOt jeles ple fruits pOtted
ea extracts rups canned goods &c &C. Has been oil his life 10
the trade and posted the manufacture OF the best English
brands Causs wishing TO enter very profitable business
mr. ouug established houses wound do well the assistance Of
the advertiser Address H. NJ Peengn Co. 10 Ssatest
Boston Mas
CALESMAN - BOOKKEEPER.- "A SITUA-
- TION wanted youug Man SALESMAN In wholesale job
o House or SingeEnty BOOKKEEPEk References furnished
Address y A.. Boz 5i TribUBe Office
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Traims leave

II Il Thirtiethst Is olavs:
m Cucuns BIpress Drawing attached
a N Day EIprrs.. bfawingrHam attached
10 M Montreal Erprr.s. DrsSingro AttscbeI go
600 ~ Psrbc Eipfess vth Sleeping thrug 10 Chcgo Wh
Get ehsuge N. & a., A.so L. : 4 NJ. = X H. lDAJt
u . a., kight EIp,eS. = eepng esns ait'rhrh
7:U N 5 .. ~. PouEhksspsie TrAoA
ga o. 4: cd p a. Ps.sshih
sniG n. Sing Sing TrainA 49,
G4o. 5Jo $50 u ~ .ls s'lo and li~ m iohAe"
a, -orcyv
Ca H. 10 PoushIeep,s on suniiys) H. ToUCBr, supt
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Situutiuus ManttO-- 5rmalss.

Situutiuus Mantt0-- ssmalss.
AN AMERICAN LADY of practical expert
snee and the Care 81 Children wishes for STU
ALTON gutemaBs family where she would have entire charge
Address Boz l99 Concord Mas or oJ quincy
IT., Brooklyn n Y.
A SITUATION WANTED by a German
~ g general homework cook washer aud proRer
CITY references apply st No. Fltt-,t corner boWery
VANTED--A. position as HOUSEkEEPEk,
w nv an Engh Lady brst
ea hmirs uoud viug INVALID NURSE by the
Address for one week O.,
Tribune once
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
~ found al Mrs HLDS GERMAN INSTITUTE. ~ ksTks
bri~.en stanton aud RiTiugonst
NHTET- NURSES and Male and Female Nurses
w reference. Immediately and
4, All time, he onnd al Louis M HANSBNS NURSE AGENCY
5sIthst, BoSerY
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE

JAMES NJ MILLER.
lots o. fhave of Iltht each $3.50 ngethe tIJ0e
lots, Of ltb-s 6O q Of Ah-Rve each 25IllOlO, -
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qrp 6Ouus.

Elrp 6ouos
NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
result Of the inducements by duus be past wee has
been satisfactory demonstrate the TACT ibAi Offering
HOLIDAY GOODS AT UNAPPROACHABLE
PRICES
Boms Of our specialize. win be found
PARTICULARLY WORTHY oP ATTENTION.
| We shall continue sale Of
DRESS PATTERNS,
which subject TeSn reduction 10 the but are
sold 10 patterns
ADDITIONAL REDUCTION oP rs TO IS PBR CENT
We also Oser another case Of
EMPRESS CLOTH, OF ALL COLORS,
and very vide They per better than
last, and offered a, the sane price Also.
DBLArSBs, CALIC0Bs
sKIRTS sKIRTIEG, nc,
Together with large assortment Of
LIHEHs TABLE, CJOTHs
PIANO COVERS COLLARS
LACEs BMBRoIDERIBs
HARDKBRCHIRPs GLOVES,
MICK tbs.
LADIES' AND CHII.DREN's UNDER GARMENTS.
FANCY GOODS he Lc
large PARTON purchased auction and account of
comparatively expenses enabled sell them IN
usually Low prices
SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
NOS 3I2 AND 314 BowBRY
ONE DOOR BELOW BLREcEBRsT
OLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
sATTEs LYONS vBLvBrs,
BROCHE AND WOOL SIAWLS,
CLOTHS, CLOAKS, FURS
AND
MOURNING GOODS,
all marked SPECIALLY FOR TB HOLIDAYS sud offered
by US at prices pursha cannot be
eIeeisd
A comparison Of our prices u respectfully solicited
SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
NOS $40 AND 3I4 BowERY,
ONE DOOR BELOW BLBBCKRR.sT.
EURS and LADIES' HATS, BONNETS and
HOLIDAY GIFTS. HALP PRICE Flowers great display
This elegant a Ribbons, and Flowers Aehsn SIoaks
BINNSs Millinery Sss Broadway
GARDNER BREWER d Co.,
M FEDERAL STREET ................... ...BOSTON
LEONARD STRkET........,. lOhh.
~ CHESTNUT hTRBEr..... ....... PHILADELPHIA
AGENTS FOR TliB
Anoske,g Manufacturing Ca, STARK Mills.
S,Ii.hury MiHs Iaugiou Manufacturing Co.
Hamilton Wooden Co.. haDasse Mia
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Griutins.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1G RultOn-st
w -STRAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL A&UfACIuk
FRS
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DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAlLROAD' ,.n
TX W, LONG BRANCH, RED BANK, BkICksBHkv1T, "a y
CuPsTKR TONS RtVEB, kc, BY steamer Jhsoh nv " y
hoe Pi ;ss - 0'' VS. sNEDgS General M.n.Gs
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no LET, with BOARD, large HALL BED
ROOM second nruisb-d with n paror
exposure Including he for 81 aevk modem I'm
25 SIthaye between Sixteenth and Seirneothss
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was not there. No one ever saw him
agaln-he vanished in the tunnel. People
tried to make me think i'll of him, would
no"-here the old lady lowered her voice.
"Madam-your carriage is ready" said q
middle aged woman, and the old lady bur-
ried of, shaking her head as she went and
muttering to herself "Satan-yes-Satan
am sure of that, nothing but Satan.
She's been talking about the tunnel,
Madam" asked the middle aged woman,
with courtesy.
"Yes,' said.
she never had good common sense
think said the woman, land at sixty she
married foreigner, younger than her son.
He managed to put half her fortune into
checks and such things, and ran away with
it after they had been married month.
He jumped off train in tunnel and got
off unhurt. He was rope dancer and good
at jumping, or he'd never have done it, and
he's living now with some bird of the same
feather in Europe. She don't know it,
poor lady. Good bye, Madam, the old
lady is in hurry and must go to her. >
And so we parted, and the cars took me
under the tunnel ten minutes after, where
the influence Of the old lady's story was 50
strong that fancied that l smelt sulphur
and twice took the fat conductor for Satan
in proper person.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23

DK n. w. PALFKEK, ABCTONEER,
ID Office No. B Carondelet street-Op TUESDAY, ,
June &. 1863 at twelve o'clock NJ at the St Charles
Auction Exchange, in the basement rotunda of the
St Charles Hotel will be sold by yisiue Of an order
of the bonoTable Second District Court for the par
sh OF Orleans, dated April %, 1863, the following
described real estate; to wit: ,,. -, :
part Of two certain tracts or parcels Of land, etu
Ated in the parish Of Orleans on the right bank Of
the Mississippi river about half mile distant from
the city of New Orleans, designated as lots Nos.
and 2 on plan drawn by, by a. y, Hemeeourt, on q
PARTITION executed before Louis T. Uaire, late notary
Lot OF No. l. measuring 2aI feet inches front
on the levee By 20 Rrpents 1855 feet inches in depth
perpendicular 70 the river, and affect ncees wide
inches front on the levee, By % srpents and 4 on
the line dividing it from lot No. J. and . srpents
and 3 the line dividing it from lot No 8 and 3l2
feet inches wide on the rear ne together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, ana ap'
Warehouse properly and also with the right Of
bstture in front Of said two lots, subject TO ease
term OF five years from the trst Of March. 1895,
the rate Of $500 annum deduoting and reservng
from said two lots the following described lots and
g "a. c CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF
I'LL msS5s2E S5 1 81 las feet fFo%
the corner of Hendee and Patterson streets BY lS5
man. per act before selin Wagner. notary. on the
mn !. 4 SAn CERTAIN PORTION OR PIECE OF
GROUND, measuring so feet front on Hepdee
street commencing AZ a distance OF 1856 feet from
the corner OF Hendee and fatteTson streets oy 10
act before selim Magner, notary on the eighth day
Of April, 1858. - - -
GROUND measuring lS feet front on ElyA street,
by IFS feet In front and depth on Hendee street, OF
which Ii forms the corner running towards hlyA
street. between parallel lines sold to Class Gerrets
the twenty ninth January 1856, BY act before e..
GottsohAlk, notary.
Terms and Conditions Of Sals--onefo cash in
United States treasury notes. and the balance of the
price of adjudication on credit OF one, two and
three years BY purchasers notes. in equal install.
ments from the first OF March, 1863, payable to his
order, bearing eight per cent per annum interest,
from Inc date of said notes. 70 Wit the fret March,
1863 and secured BY special mortgage the property
sod with the usual stipulaons contained in acts of
sale and with provision for the payment OF coun-
sells fees not exceeding five cent, in Of lega
proceedings to enforce the same.
Act Of sale, tORethsr with United States inteFna
revenue stamps, at the expense Of toe purchaser,
before selim Wagner, notary my5 Is % p je4 8
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Qua CUKsUM vENTUs.

re- BY ARTHUR HUGH CLoUGH.
As shiEs becalmed at eve, that lay,
With canvas dropping, side by side,
Two towers OF sail at dawn OF day
Are scarce, long leagues apart, deserted
When. fell the night, upsprung the breeze,
And all the deTkling hours they piled,
Nor dreamt but each the self-same seas
By each was cleaving side by side.
Fen so-but why the tale reveal
OF those whom, year by year unchanged
Brief absence joined anew TO feel,
Astounded, soul from soul estranged
At the dead of night their sails were filled
And onward each rejoicing steered;
Alb, neither blame, for neither willed
Or visit, what first with dawn appeared
To veer, how vain On, onward strain,
Brave banks In light, in darkness, too,
Through WINDS and tides one compass
guides
To that, and your own selves, be true.
But, o blithe breeze, and 0 great seas,
Though ne'er, that earliest parting past,
On your wide plain they join again,
Together lead them home at last
One port, methought alike they sought,
One purpose hold where'er they fare
o bounding breeze, o rushing seas.
At last, at last, unite them there
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PY e. DE FERIET. AUOTTONEER-Ofic flee
ID No so Royal street san URDAY June r. 1862
At noon, at public suction, at the st. Charles Auc
ton Exchange, will be sold by public auction by vir
tue Of an order from the Honorable Louis Duvig
mead, Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, dated May TO- 1863, the following
described rea estate. viz
A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated in the Third Dis
trict, in the square bounded by Leyee (or Public
Road St Ferdinand, MOTeau and Montey ut Streets
measuring 2 feet inches front LsVee street Tor
the Public Road l27 feet inches and lines in
depth on one side, l27 feet inches and lines in
depth on the other line, and p feet inches on the
rear line with rear lot, p feet inches wide by I
feet in depth. following the lines of the front lot
together with the use of the common alley, estab.
ished by the Old Architect Company, and leading
from the rear lot TO St Ferdinand street. which rear
lot is subject to certain conditions and restrictions
mentioned in an act dated on the eleventh Deem.
Der, lsil executed before Felix Percy. late notary
public in this city, being sale by Victor Seghers to
Theodore Seghers.
I ne buildings and Improvements consist of a
thTee-story brick store bearing the No l3l Levee
street,, containing three large rooms stores: a
two story brick KitCben, containing two rooms,
paved yard, we'll, priyie5, cistern, etc.
With few alterations this property might be con-
yeTted into very agreeable residence; the large
store below being an excellent business stand.
Terms-Cssh, 10 United States Treasury notes.
Acts of sale with United States internal revenue
stamps attached before Abel Dreyfous, notary p1b-
he, at the purchasers expense.
myl3 10 p % jel2
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PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION.
By Order of E. E. Norton, Assignee in the Bank.
ruptey of Jacob Barker-No. s.
United States District Court for the District of
Louisiana.
PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION.
THE TWO FoURsToRY BRICK STORES,
NOS. q AND &C BARoNNE, BETWEEN
GRAvIER AND UNION STREETS.

ny O. r. GIRARUEY q co., AUu.
Is tioneers Once No. II Exchange Place. New
OrIesns-sATURDAY. June II, 1855 81 Y O'Clock,
ilI be SOLD at public Aaction, at tue Merchants and
Auctionsers Exchange, on Royal between CaHAl
and Customhouse streets, BY virtue Of order from
the Honorable H. II Dureli Judge Of the
United states District Court. rendered. on the 1T
teenth Of May 1873, in the matter Of Jacob Barker
number ''six," in bankruptcy the following dc.
Ecribed and very valuable properly, 10 Wit
A CHRTAIA LOT OF GkuUhD aituate in the
the First District OF this city In che square bounded
81 Baronns, nryades date Pnillippal GFavleF and
Uaion strssta. The said lot masaures 81 fest 2
fnehss front on Baronne street. % fes16 inches and
lluas in width IN the rear lle faet II iEchss deep
on ne prer side line and Ia feet 10 Inches dasp
the lover sids line together with the tEFFa and
sDacious four story brick blil1Ag designate b. the
foa a and ss RafOnns street and having two stores
beios and arranged for ofacss and dNslling shove.
hs ofCea aye well adapted to the cotton faotorage
business; within one square only Of the great cotton
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a. tnVeetment. can not but steadily ephAuee Ia
value and vel worthy the Attention Of capitalists.
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an 3acnir AFafoes ne ahHiR8ee aclnE - tbs 0eer
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