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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
AN ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE,
NO. 2ls DELORD STREET,
BETWEEN BARONNE AND CAEONpE14ET
STREETS.
TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME
RESIDENCE
ON LONG CREDIT.
SUCCESSION OF BENEDICT BAGGETT.
Docket No. 1884.

pxrAsry a. HODGsOS,W. l. HODGSON,
. Auctioneer-Ofice No 10 Gravier street:Ton
SATURDAY, April q. 1870, at twelve O'Clock "a, at
Us %. o,,nSo of the ST Charles Hotel, by virtue
- ~ nrrsuapce Of an order OF the Hon. Louis
Judge OF the ses9n ra DGs la Sour for
9Iet No n s3i for account OF the succession OF
IoneSict Bagget, deceased, will be sold
.ha 6nild uqs and Improvements thereon, stu ated
~ the First District of this city, in the square
hounded by Delord, Carondelet. Baronne and Cal
Lone streets, measuring % feet 10 inches front on
DaIord street. 70 feet inches and lines in width in
the rear, by depth of l3l feet and 5 lines on the
side xt to Carondeiet street. and I32 feet in ches
and lines on the other side line next TO Baronns
street. all American measure, according to a plan
made By Messrs file Murray, architects, dated
Ine Improvements consist of well built en- d very
desirable two story and basement frame dWellu =
with two-story frame back building, and contains IN
in the basement; wide hall and two large parlors on
the second floor or first story, and nall with two
large bed roems and a cabinet on the third floor or
second story There is gas and gas-fxtures thsuugh-
out, which sold with the house. The back build
lngs contain kitchen. ironing room and store-room
osow with two BEDROOMS water closet. etc.,
carriage and horses, feed-room, etc.
The yard is paved and contains large cstern and
nydrant the whole 10 very fair repair and ready for
immediate occupation.
Terms and northumberland cash in United
States treasury notes and the balance on credit
to his own order divided into coupons to suit the
parties at interest," bearing eight per cent
and special mortgage from date until final pay ment
for attorney sfees in of suit the buildings Ia
De kept fully insured and the policy 10 be trans
Ierred TO the vendor; in addit.n to which the pur
till day of sale.
Act of sale before William McC. Jones. notary
ss n e re Of the purchaser including
nhl9 26 ap9 l6 q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25

DIX NEVILLE ~ VAN S0LISGEN,
- Auctioneers-Otcs Nc. III Gravier street.
VIII be so d by public auction, SATURDAY,
March &c, 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal apd CustomhOuse streets
ONE Loi OF GROUND together with the I'M
provements thereon, at the corner OF Dryades and
CALI ps streets, IN the First District OF this city,
and in the square comprised within pryades Cal
lope and Baronne streets and Triton walk, rneasur
ing IS fee5 front Uryades street, by depth and
front Callope street OF so feet
The Improvements on this lot consist of two Two
story brick buildings he one at the corner CT
Dry AIDES and Calliope is used dwelling above
and store beneath, having large room on the tTst
floor and two FOOLS on the second H0or. and two
story brick back buildings, cisJefns etc, and IS
rented for fifty dollars per month.
The adjoining is used as dwelling. having
two rooms the nrst floor and tive rooms on tee
second floor, and two story brick back buildings
cisterns ETC., rented for GIrty five dollars per
month.
Ierms-Prrchaser TO assume the payment Of
mortgage note witt out interest, falling dus twenty
second February, 1871; for the balance orethird
cash, the b4lancs and two years. ny notes
bearing special mortgage the property and eight
per cent interest from date until paid with the i've
per cent cause for attorney fees in of suit 70
recover payment of The notes. The buildings 20 De
kept insured and policy transferred to vendor.
a ct Of sale, together with tinted states revenue
stamps, at the expense of the purchaser, before
Andrew Hero, notary public. Inhl6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
BY S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS DECoUDREAUX-
No. l9,48l.

DY .. GUIEA ULT. AJCTICNEER-Of
d fee corner of Exchange alley and BienvilIe
street.-SATURDAY, April 70, 1870, will be sold,
twelve O'Clock M, at the St Charles Auction
Exchange St. Charles street, between Common and
Gravier streets, by virtue of an order from the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated March l5, 1870
A LOT OF GROUN situated in the Third Dis
trict of this CITY, in this parish, between this city
and the Bayou ST. John, near the junction of Cen
tiily and Bayou roads making part OF the property
heretofore known Green brick yard, in square
com prised between Aubry, Galvez, Orely and Miro
streets which lot of ground is designated as lot No.
2 of square No. 4S. plan drawn by l.. Bringier,
on the twenty ninth of August 1885, annexed TO an
act passed, in the Office of Oare Pollock late no.
tary public of this city, under date of July 49, 1885,
Said lot measuring 81 feet front Aubry street. by
l20 deeD French measure, together with the de-
Tendencies thereof
Terms-Onehaf cash, and the balance at a credit
of year from the day of saie in a note drawn by
the purchaser to his order and by him endorsed
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
date till paid and made payable year sitter date
at the donicil of the Bank of America, in this city
secured by vendors privilege and mortgage on the
property sold, the purchaser paying lawyers fees
at ten per cent in case judicial proceedings
should become necessary to recover the amount OF
said note.
Act of SALE before Joseph Cuvillier, notary pub
lc, at the expense of purchaser. including Unit ed
States stamps 1nhl6 "a 81 apt "a %
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one, but will afford the opportunity of
fair and open competition in bidding Tor the
stock.
As likely to best promote the pubic inter-
ests, would venture respectful ny TO Suggest,
in the event of other offers being received,
that you should direct the sale to be maze
by public auction, at such time andplace as
YOU may deem expedient and proper.
The amount which would be realized oy
the City Treasury, from such puolc SAFE
would doubtless be greater than Oy any
other mode which could be adopted;
am gentlemen, very respectfully your
obedient servant, .0.,,c
The ordinance vas adopted on first read
ing. Amotion to suspend the rules TO place
the same on second reading was lost.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The following was read and received:
FINANCE COMMITTEE ROOM,
No. % City Hall. I
New Orleans, Mar, e. 1870
To the Honorable President and Members OF the
Eoard OF Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN-Os the ordinanc e to ENSURE
the prompt collection of taxes of 1865" your
committee would recommend the &mend-
ments which will be found interlined in the
original, and as thus amended, recommend
its adoption.
VICTOR PRADOS,
Chairman;
J. HASSINGER,
THOMAS r. BRADY.
The following, accompanying the above
report, was unanimously adopted on both
readings, the rules being suspended:
An Ordinance TO insure the prompt collec-
ton OF taxes of 1868.
WHEREAS, The writs in the hands Of the
Sheriff Tor the tax bills of the year 1868, III
favor of the city of New Orleans, do not con-
tain full and accurate description of prop.
erty, or indicate the domicil of defen dants,
and as such information is indispensable III
the execution of said judgments, and can
only be procured by the city with great
difficulty and attendant expense 10 the
Sheriff
Be il ordained, That the Sheriff is fully au
thorized to proceed forthwith to obtain the
data necessary to execute these tax writs,
and that for such services he shall be a.
lowed remuneration of five per cent on
amounts paid into the treasury; provided,
that the Sheriff shall receive no com pensa-
ton for such services on writs ordered to be
Cancelled, and on writs not collected. unless
proceedings under the same have been stayed
Indefinitely by order Of the Finance Com
mittee.
Be it further ordained That the Sheriff
shall make full detailed statement of all
writs remaining III his hands on the first day
of July, 1870, and the reasons for their non.
collection.
On motion, the board then adjourned.
JOHN II. REEFS, Secretary.
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Eventsg session.

Evening sesasoB.
House met at seven o'clock P. ii.
Speaker Carr in the chair.
Mr.. Lott: VIVA. is before the House,
Mr. Speaker?
Sneaker Carr: The militia bill, which is
IN its third reading. The Clerk will read
the bill.
Chief Clerk Vigers read the bill.
A Member: move its final passage,
and on that call the previous question.
The Speaker put the question on the
final passage viva voce, and It was de-
clared carried.
Mr.. Wilt: l call for ther~yeas and nays.
(Confusion)
Speaker Carr: The gentlemen Will come
to order and take their seats.
Mr.. Witt: call for the yeas and nays.
Speaker Carr: The gentleman from Or
leans will take his seat.
Mr. Witt: | call for the yeas and nays
| Speaker Carr: The Sergeant-at-Arms
will seat the gentleman from Orleans.
| Mr.. Wilt: I will not be seated. l
have addressed the Chair respectfully, and
you can not compel ne to take my seat.
Speaker Car: The Sergeat-at-arns will
| 90 his duty.
Mr.. Wilt: Yes, it does well enough for
you to sit up there and bully me, but l
am a Representative, and will not be
checked down. (CGnfusionl. TO the
Sergeant. alarms: Go away from me
When you go away from me l will main
tain order. but you must not touch me-.
Mr.. Curell: move TO reconsider the
| vote just taken.
| Speaker Carr: The motion IS 70 recon
| slider, and on that the yeas and nays have
been called. The Clerk will call the roll.
| Mr.. McMillen: What is this bill?
| Speaker Carr: The militia bill.
| Mr.. McMillen: When did it pass
| Speaker Carr: Immediately before the
motion to reconsider was made.
! Mr.. McMillen: Well, now, Mr.. Speaker,
I have been in my seat all evening, and
neither heard it read, nor did | know il
was being considered at all. This haste
is very strange.
| Speaker Carr: The Chair can not help
that. If the gentleman had been paying
attention to the proceedings he would not
have been in such ignorance. The Clerh
will proceed with calling the roll.
The motion to reconsider was lost.
Mr. McMillen: ask, Mr.. Speaker, te
have this protest spread upon the Journal,
which explains my vote on this measure
Speaker Carr: Will the House permit
the gentleman from Carroll to spread this
protest upon the minutes.
Mr.. McMillen: The gentleman from
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DY NASH FL EEODGSON, W, l. PODGSON,
ID Auctioneer-Oiice No. ITO Gravier street.-On
TURDAY. March 26, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
at tne st. Charles Auction Exchange, will be sold
TWENTY FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. with the
improvements thereon, being square No 60, bound
ed by Vaence, rerrier, Cadz and Plaquemlne
Streets IN jefferson City, measuring esch 70 Ieel ny
100 feet, all between parallel lines American meas
ure may be more fully seen by reference TO pan
made by Messrs. Pile Murray, archltects, os1eo
January 6, 1870 and now on exhibition at Inc SooFo
Exchcs ge u o,rr
The improvements consist OF NEAT ONE
STORY FRAME COTTAGE RESIUENCH, con
tanning four rooms with front ana side gaierAe9'
cistern, etc. .,. -,.-zo.;ox,
This square is under high state OF cuiuVatlon,
has a new fence around it, two good Wells eRo va
riety of fruit and ornamental shade trees IL Is one
of the highest points of the city OF Jefferson.
Valence street is shelled, and PAID tor ano IN
entire nejphborhood is thick settled and 10 daily
;nnrovnr in value. This square Will be soid etber
in block or by quarter squares for the
MEN LOTS OF GROUND. in Faubourg GENTLY.
in the Third District OF this city, in square No. 3d.
bounded by Bruxees. Law arsaw, Hope and Broad
streets measuring each aUout 80 feet 'front.' by depth
of from ITO feet about, ALL more or less, Amer.
lean measure, as per plan OF Messrs. Pile Muir
raw surveyors, dated March g. 1870, and now on ex
hibition at the st. Charles Auction Exchange
Terms and Conditons-One-hah cash in U. s..
treasury notes. and the balance at one and two
years. with per cent interest and the usual clauses
Acts of sale, together with the stamps and the
taxes for the current year. 1870 before Felix Grma
notary at the expense OF the purchasers rnha ~ I'd
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Frat District Property.
TWO VALUABLE BRICK STORES.

!. TWO VALUABLE. LOTS OF GROUND,
together with the buildings and Improvements
in the square bounded by Front, Fulton. Poydras
and Graver streets. designated rs lots NOE 10 ano
H. measuring as follows, to wit: Lot no. u
measures q feet 5 inches front on Front street,
l3 feet inches and line front on Fulton street. py
next TO Graver street, and lis feet inches and =
lines on the other side | ne next to lot No. IA
Lot No. "a measures Fl feet 3nches front on Front
street. q feet inches and line front on Fulton
street by depth OF lis feet inches and lines on the
side ne next lot No l3 and ia feet inches and
lines on the other side line next to lot No. Is and
PoyaTas street. -
well bau three story brick stores. with Iron shut-
tiers and column stone base, on each front,
and known SIS Nos 45 and AZ Front street, and Nos.
as and % Fulton street, leased together to W. j.
ithereI, Esq, until October 81, 1870 at The rate OF
5000 Der
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Third District Property.
TWO VALUABLE BRICK STORES.

2 TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND.
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon, sltuated in the Third District OF this city
in the square bounded by Decatur date Victory,
Charities Gate Moresu). Eiysian tields and Marigny
streets, designated by The letters and %, which
adjoin each other, ana measure as follows, 20 wit:
lot No. A measures IS feet front on Decatur
street, by depth of l26 feet inches, between
parallel lines.
OF No D measures q feet inches from: on De-
catur street. by depth of Ill feet inches, between
parallel mes.
The improvements consist Of two substantial and
well built three story BRICK stores on lot No. A,
known Nos 3S9 and 59l Decatur street, leased to
tie Crescent City les Company. toget her with the
sdloining lot No. D, which has shed on il. until
December 81, 1870 ct the rate OF S3CC8 PEI AMMAN.
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BY Neville g. Van Solingen.
SALE OF WAREAOUSED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.
United STATES CUsroMHoUsE, ,

United STATES CUsToMHoUsE,
Collectors Once, ,
New Orleans, March l8 1870
pT NEVILLE IL VAN sOk.iNGES,
lB Auctioueers-The following goods having re
NAMED in warehouse unclaimed for more than
year. warehou5 for more than three years, y i'll
be sold at public auction. in accordance with law
ard the regulators OF the Treasury Department. at
warehouse No. :. Gus oInhouse Building on FRI
DAY, April g. 1870, at eleven O'Clock a. M
pale Cotton. ! case containing shotgun and
case books, Ru bbsr Bali, box Samples. bundle
Tobacco, l Porcelain, cases Gut Glass, case
Books. case Sugar Ca ne. cases Almonds. / bale
Hemp Sacks, box Dye, 3 bundles Cotton Ties.
WAREHC USED OVER THREE YEARS.
key Iron Buckles ] bale Wooden Cloth, 23 baskets
champagne, l6 cases Sparkling Wine, l barrel
Prime bran y, case Felt Hats
Terms-Cash in god. -
JAMES +. CASEY,
mh2i 2e % 30 81 apI357 Collector.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25

DY WASH g. R3YEAN-AUCTI0N
- eer.-Cfice and salesrocm no. 81 Camp street,
SATURDAY, pril Is $50, will be sold at
twelve o'clock IL, at the st. Charles Auction Ez-
change st. Charles street, between Common and
Gravier Streets by virtue OF and pursuant TO or
der from the Hon. Louis Dnvigneaud, Judge OF
the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated February A. l67u-
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. being Of an
irregular form, having less IA feet II inches
front on Touti street, IS feet inches obiQue
line, extending from Tonti and Hospital streets.
l29 feet 8 inches front on Hospital street
l29 feet on line parallel to Tonti treet and 10 feet
deep on a line parallel to Hospital street.
Act of sale before Octave More, notary public,
of the expense of purchaser, including United
States revenue stamps.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
mills d 20 ap5l
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roll does not ask permission, it is his

Carroll does not ask PERMISSION, 1t Is MS
right.
Speaker Carr: The Chair will correct
the gentleman. 1t can not be spread upon
the Journal without the consent Of the
House.
Mr.. Lowell: Let us hear the protest
read.
Speaker Carr: It is az follows: Il pro-
test against the passage of the militia bill
for two reasons; tirst, because the bill was
not read in detail within the hearing o..
the House as is required by the constitu-
ton; second, because the bill makes a
large appropriation of public money, and
has never been considered in Committee
of the Whole in compliance with the
rules Of the House."
Mr. Briout: l move that the gentleman
be allowed to enter his protest.
Mr.. Lowell: I desire to say that the
gentlemans protest is incorrect as re-
CARDS tue facts. myself, moved. on. the
ninth, for suspension of the rules by
which we were compelled to consider
t1is bill in Committee Of the Whole, and
the rules were suspended; therefore, the
statement made by the gentleman from
Carroll, is incorrect.
Mr.. Murrell: Don't let the House dis
grace itself. (Laughter.)
The House refused to permit the protest
to go upon the journal.
After the transaction of some other bust
ness, on which there was no deba'e, The
House adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25

DIX NASH 81 HODGs0S-W. l. aOD9-
ID son Auctioneer-Office No. 10 Gravier street.
On SATURDAY., April 2, 1870, at twelve CLOCK M,
at the St charles Auction Exchange, IN re base
Inent rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel, by virtue
and in pursuance of an order of the Hon. Louis
Uuvignesud, Judge of the Second DISTRICT COURT,
parish of Orleans, dated January s, 1862 Ooure
docket No % 49, for accou at Of the SUCCESSION o.
GOTHAM Lord Warner, deceased. Will be sold
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25

TWO ELIGIBLE THREE-STORY bh1ok
>SroREs Nos 45 and 47 Front street, and Nos.
&c and 4a Fulton street, between Poyor@s anu
Grayer streets, leased at three thousand dollars
per annurQ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
By Nash & Hodgson.

CHOICE JEFFERSON CITY SQUARE, USrER
HIGH CULTIVATION, ON VALENOE
STREET SHELL ROAD, WITH COTTAGE
RESIDENCE THEREON.
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TWO WELL-BUILT THREE STORY bklok
STORES OR DEPOfS AND LOT ADJo1N'
ING. Nos $50 and 39l Decatur street. adjacent
10 the Pontchartrain Railroad Depot, iesseo III
three thousand dollars per annun
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DE- w EfAEFEEY, AUCTIONEER.-
ID VIII be sold FRIDAY, b,arch rs, 1870, st
twelve O'Clock. at the St Charles Auction kachange,
by virtue of order of the honorable Probate
Court for the parish of St. I2mmany, dated Zebra.
airy a. ls69 for acconnt OF the succession OF James
jay, to pay debts
The Model Barge TRY AGAIN. in good order,
at the New Basin.
Terms of saIe--Cash on the spot. rnhl5 10 y %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25

TEN DESIRABLE LOIS IN THE THIRD DIS
trict, suitable for Dairymau, without reserve,
auctiou.
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Fourth Distsics Property.
Ell GIBLg BRICK STORE, OPPOSITE THE
MAGAZINE STREET MARKET, ON MAG
AZINE STREET.

3. ONE. VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. to-
getner with the buildings aud improveme nts there
ou situated in the Fourth District of this city the
square bounded by Magazine, Constance. st. Mary
and ST. Andrew ST. eets, designated IS lot No. 7,
measuring 20 feet front Magazine street, by a
dapth of SO feet, inches and l line, between par
sllel lines.
, ne improvements consist of q new and eligible
two story brick, slate roof store, with brick back
buildings known as No. $40, Magazine street, occu
pied below as the iceberg Ooffeehouse an above
by Judge Thomas S. Collins, OF the Sixth Justices
Court. leased for four from January l, 1916,
the rate OF sl2G0 per anrum.
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ELIGIBLE THREE-SToRY BRICK STORE,
WITH THREE LARGE LOTS OF GROUND.

4. THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
in the Fourth District of this city, in the square
bounded by Felicity road, Fulton, St Mary and
Rousseau st eets designated as lots Nos. l. and J.
which adioin each other, and measure follows,
TO wit:
Lot No. measures SO feet front on Felicity road
by depth OF III feet 10 inches and Sc lines
between para lei lines
Lots Nos. . and measure each 90 feet in chez
front Felicity road ty depth OF III feet 10 IN
ard So lines, between parallel lines.
The Improvements on lot No. ] consist OF G. sub
stantial and well built three story brick store, witt
iron shutters, formerly used as ice depot. and
known as Nos % and 30 Felicity road, now occupied
wheelwright and blacksmith shop.
The whole of the above properties in American
measure, according to plans made by N essrs. Piie
Murray architects, dated March =, 1879.
Terms and conditions -One-third cash in United
States treasury notes. and the balance ere dit OF
one and two years, in equal payments in the moi es
OF the purchasers to their divided in to
coupons, as may be required to suit the parties in
interes with interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from the day of sale, and special mort
gage, with vendors privilege until final payment
The mortgage to embrace the five per cent clause
Tor attorneys fees of suit any portion of
the credit payments. The buildings to be kept fully
insured and the policies to be transferred to the
vendors: in addition to which, the several puf.
chasers will assume all taxes for the current year
1870
Acts of sale before Edward Barnett notary public.
with the United States stamps attached, at the
expense of the purchasers. fe26 mh5 IL 26 ap2
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THE WHOLE WITHOUT RESERVE, FOR A
division of interest. AMI to close the estate In
the matter OF the
SUCCESSION OF j. L. WARNER, DE9Ehs ED.
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TWO TW0-STORY BKICK DWELLINGS AND
Store, at the corner of Calliope aud Drvades
streets, in an improving neghbornood, and
Offering safe investment.
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Second District oourt-Dockst No. a2.442.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
By Wash. G. Boylan.

UCCESSIoH OF MAURICE PIZzBTTA-
No. 4l42
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TWO DESIRABLE THREE-STORY 5hloh
STORES OR ICE DEPoTS AND LARGE
LOT OF GROUND, on Felicity Road, near ta-
ton street.
TWO LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS OF
GROUND, adjoining the same, thrty.two by
ore hundred and overweight feet, about.
ALSO,
THE ct5orCE BRICK STORE AND BUSINESS
STAND, No $40 Magazine street, opposite the
Magazine Street Market, known az
THE ICEBERG COFFEEHOUSE, leased at tweiye
hundred dollars ger amman.
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AUCTION SALES,
BY E. w. Palfrey.

SALE AT AUCTION OF THE MODEL BARGE
TRY AGAIN"
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CHOICE STORE PROPERTIES.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash 81 Hodgson.

RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENTS
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House convened at seven o'clock +. "a.
Speaker Carr in the chair.