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II loaf buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably
pl divided for. lett destitute by the want OF &
proper foresight in its deceased protector?
THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPLY,
STAUsToN. VA,
Offers to every head of family perfect security
against this melancholy CO dition
1t is for LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
Its charter is perpetual.
Its Cash Capital S b o.
1t is organized on the basis Of tho old Mutual
Life of Now York, and its successful cNpG-
r!encc
The Premiums nro paid in cash; it's Divi-
dends arc paid in cash; It's policies ne paid IN
cash without deducti rs.
There are no premium notes aad h"nco Its
assets arc ali cash, which presents the on y
solid substantial bssis OF business IOr lndlVld-
ual or corporations. ~
1T INSUKES ON ALL PROPER, SAFE
TABLES.
IT FUTs NO IMPROPER RESTKIc-
If INSURES UNIMPAlKED FEMALE
LIVES
Tho Company is p combination Of the pro-
prietary and mutual systems, securing me "!-
vantages OF bOth.
Its Policies are non forfei,abe m!trr two
years snd ircont"sa bic after five Years, :or all
mis- statements and errors in application except
Us to the age of the pJlicant This is n
SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY.
Tho Assets will be invested in Virginia. nd
help to build up our own interests III Virginia.
Ii commcnds itself Cor its safety. management
ard organization, to every Virg,nlnn and other
Southerner in sesrGh Of r safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
INSTITUTION.
Live agents wanted in overY precinct 0! ovcry
county in the State. send Tor circulars:
Address, PHliLlPS MAYO,
General Agont4 for Y rginia and We! Virgin
in, Lock Box PIG Stauntnn, Va.
REV GEORGE 4. SMITH,
fob l.:9m Agc for Aleyu and vicinity.
TN5l'PANCE.
FIRE AID MARIN EiSkS
placed in responsible companies, at fair rates, by
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TISH WHARF FOR RENT.

e{lSH "HAEF fOh hhNI'
Tie Fish Wharf will be rented. ut public
suction, on the l2Ih day Of FEBRUARY,
nj ~ q cloc!: H., in front OF the Mayors office,
lnr cash, in currcH! funds Rent to commence
from the day Of renting. and end on the first
day of June, 1870 This property will be rent
ed rs 1t now stands, including the wharf OF w.
a. smoot, which has been considerably &C cX-
tended and used in conjunction with tho Fish
Wharf for scvcra' years. The renter will be
required to furnish mHtrriHl for rtfurms sui
Gcicnt to accommodate the trade No pr!vi-
lego for thn sale oc liquors will be grantei in
consistent with tho laws Of the city on that sub
cc. All pG<sways Hust DO kept open and free
from distractions. The renter to erect no
buildings Of less distance than 10 feet from tho
c..t front of the wharf nor 5O feet from south
front. nor doe: he have control over that por-
tion O. the property now undor lease. Al ar
ticlcs landed on tho wharf for the uso OF the
CITY u be free from wharfage.
ALLEN G. HAEMON.
j. &. CLARK.
= y. GARWOOD.
J P.hGNEW.
ian I'D Com. on Pub. Prop.
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GRisf' EislES-
VNM. F. BROOhE6,

Fino Teas, Cotiers Sugars, Pickles, American
and English, Canned Goods, Tobacco,
Seears, etc, etc.
4. Il ALL orders from tho country shall re-
ceve prompt attention dec I
GRocEElEa.
Having just returned fram tho North. where
l. with great care, have selected ,. very choice
lot # t-l:OCERlES consisting Of every 8 tic!n
Iound in Tho grocery line, ] would invite y
call from my friends and tho pHhiic gonnral!!.
In my stock can be found
Sugars, Teas and Con cs. of MI grades.
Br"ndics Wines, Whskies. &c., Foreign
and Domestic.
Preserved Fruits, in cans and jars
Jrllies, Sauces. Cutsups, &c.
American PclIes. jars and hbls.
Also Crcss and BlackwelPs Pickle.
Fiour-Fine, S:.per, Extra and Family.
Tobacco--:5moKing and Chewing of ali kinds.
Cigars and Cigarettes, Of the fines: quality.
Soaps-Common, Patent and Toilet.
Sy.'ups and II ,iasscs.
Fine Salts, in sacks, small bags an boxes
ndles-Spcrm Adamantine end lalIow
Vinegar-Common, Cider and White Wine.
Vogc, abes, in cans and jars
Nuts Walnuts Pecans, Almonds, &c.
Boxed Fruits, such as Citron, Figs and Hais
ins, in quarter, half and whole boxes also.
Seedless Rasins Dates, Mince Meat Gnd Cur
rants.
A largo lot of Wood and Willow Ware,
Brooms, &c
H@ms-Country and Sugar cured, covered
and uncovered.
Shoulders, Breast Pieces and Sides.
And every other article found in - first c.sss
grocery store, and which [ puCposo to sell
cheap for cash. Give mo I. call.
GEO. l. SEATON,
nov 13-Lf l79 King s'r""t
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OUR TEXTILE FABRlCS.-A correspondence
h.,wccn Gen Capron, Commissioner OF Asrl
culture. and Gen. Morgan, member ot CONGRESS
from Ohio, indicates an astonishing increase III
lh, demand Iu1 textile fabrics within ten years
nas.. and shows how little Government and,
a. in IT, case of 50, 800, spent by the INK COM
mission, under tie direction OF the Department
of Agriculture, = few years ago, iac'Il'aicd thc
manufacture of iincr which was iormerty
thrown away, and increased the amount oi INT
in Ohio thirteen hundred per cent, alt 'thongh
he increase OF flax growing, as shown by, tnc
production OF seed. has been scarcely two nun
lrcd per cent. since 1860.
Commissioner Calron Is alive upon the SUB
i,r; cf tib2r* aud Is Introducing several ne"
Varieties, which rromis" TO t,a % great value.
Editors and paper maker. will be glad 10 know
that hc has procured in Sran: through an
,rrnt IL Paris, some seed OF the E<parIo grass,
Which fiber now constitutes more than two
minds nt the British imports Of paper stock
.r :,hn,.t 1900 Tons per unnun. 1t Is hrhHv
"A * many in this country. and by AWtrican'
IA Sp.in. thai it will flourish on the sunny
.,ar.> at n,:r Southern mountaIns.
rhr pcparimcEt has also Disseminated III" m
ram. 2iant. which makes the icantltui g'osSs
y,a yyas> goods, almost equal to silk 10 IuS'er
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''Why don't You limit yourself ? Sa.i 4
physician to an Incorporate person. CO..
,!own :. stake that you will go so far and no
iarihcr.' Il do replied the other, ',bu'
>ot il 50 lar off that always get drunk before
! Get to H..
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Cash paid for old Iron and Brass.

MA > \ y IL ) l E a hl L L IN "
VI
YM. COGAN,
no. Il North Royal street.
Hn: constantly hand large mad complete
asso, tmcnt Of
CHANDELlERS,
HEACii ETS.
HASFs,
PENDANTS;
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROr
LIGHTS IN VARIETY;
pORCELAlNS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES:
CUT GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES !
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COOKS, VALVES,
and everything in tho Steam Fitting Limo.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted Up with Gas m the most snb5.AAtAt
end elegant manner.
Steam Wort; for Factories, NILS, &C., prompt
ly and faithfully executed; MI ri prices which
will give satisf"cton my st!
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pABBlrT'S soar POWDERS.
ID Jan >. G. W.M. AMSAf, l41 hlng 81
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GOOD WORDS TO LADIES. The subject .!
clothing is understood well enough ami the
rules OF co.nmon sense are well enough obScrv-
cd bv men. But woman is under the guidance
Of higher law than any relating 20 her lnHi-
yidanl safety No woman that is wOman values
her comfort, her health, her life, IN comparison
with her personal appearance. She Is 'mpe-
led bv profound logic-say rath IA d!Vlnol 10
stinct Oa the ender thread OF her personal
attractions hangs the very xstence OF human
!u'uro The crlnklc Of rnelr, th" IT, OF a
ribbon, has swaycl 'ho Waverug co &c" OF ii
h; f namor-d swain, and q ivcu to the wor o
4 rae winch wuud never have M f. the
light ct day bur for the pinch o! the curing
,ungs nr a rurn ot th ml'In"rs tl"rers Ii l.
j.. vlr,u Of tl> supreme indiff.,c cn tn c,ns
uucuccs, this sublime contempt t disease and
drarh, rs compared With the loss "f the small It
personal aAvanrasc--:hat w,man has ar AIMED
the power of resistance to rXl"surr Wtlch 20
asoni~hrs the male sex. Think OF her thin
shoes and stock!ngs her bare or scarcely pro.
,rctca neck or arms, her rose Ieat hnnn't, W
the side of thu wnolIcu socks, the IaN crS OF tan
nci and broahciuth. and he warm hats AMI
caps cr her ttf"mnatc companion We may
learn a lesson III the matter ui clothing ircIn
the trainers and ,ckcys. Tncy oia'kst th"lr
horses carefully alter exercise. We com" IN
hra.,d and throw IF our outside c!Othlog y c
dress iar Summcr, ard the next thing down
gacS tie thermometer, and wc run 4 risk to
witch the owner u 4 race horse W0nid not SUB
jcct hia beast.
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=. .tCEfgNfSTS.
W S. NJ . o + + ,

HIRAM y. WOOD Jh" u. PRICE.
WOOD & PRICE,
MACHINIJTG,
Having rented tho shop formerly occupied 10y
w. s. Moore a.n prepared to do al wor!, in
their limo with ncatncss and dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES built to order, and ro-
pair work Of all kinds promptly attended to.
Wo respectfully solicit q share OF the public
patronage. WOOD y pklCE,
Corner Of Royal ard Wilkes sts.,
SON G-tf Alexandris va.
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pECIAI /. sc G Z
Fran the l5.1 day Of January, 1870, uIno
tho lst dey - F"6r uary. the land bcyl:s ;orfo-
~ md coll;lty Of Aicxandra will De oG-oT. ~.
c',trsc.in ~ it. ~ CARDS location o'+n,rr.
er.y Cd transfers a.! agents antb"1 to
O.: resl e:tste are hereby notified e,i- 80
caV OF send qualified Ii OF their -.gj sr,.e.,
in: unde-si gned. 3: NJ. - South ,i'SARE,
Sheriff piTca. j. C..JCo Raveru.
Conan Jssione: I.' n. j:.a i
Office hou.s c-oIa 10 " n -. :: ,,,l,Gt =.
S,MCh1NG and CHEW
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E'EEsTsa.FXiiEsS.

DAUGU'S EAW BON 4 PHO>PHATE-
- WmTrnntcd u contain ~ basis Of puru kaw
Bone, and no mineral or lncrt matter whatGv-
er Fcr;ilzor Of l5 years standing, equal 10 tho
best in tho market. and sold ~ price much
below any other article rqu@iIing /: III raluc.-
rr;cn $58 per :lMn lbs. For salo by
THOMAS PERRY,
General Commission Merchant for the sale Of
Flour Grain, &c, Alexa., Vn. aug l6-cott
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,rrI,r, INDUSTRY AMI
Il y W = ta&TkkPRISE.
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.aesES WORE

IL TIE TlGli-~T Style or TEt. 4
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NEW TYPE &c,

is prepared to ox"cuta with nca,ncss nnd dt--
pi.,ct II! kinds O:
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INSURANCE A<ss,EsEs:%.

TOW OFTEN Is THE HOUSEHOLD
II loaf buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably
pl divided for, lett destitute by the want OF Il
proper foresight in its deceased protector?
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Prices below those Of t!crthcrn cities.
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l.YNCnEURG AND DANyILLE RAILROAD -
BALTIMORE INTERVIEWED. We iclerrcu, some
days .,i.,... 10 tc fact thai Il n1mnittre OF the
.ii.rrtor:. -. tn I.jnchhurm aud D'ncllIe Rad.
road roupany wrr;: IN H ,itiD,orc lat week, for
consultation a - tn.: b'st plan o' lat2reS'ln"
Ha,i!n ne aud the cGnnci IN tpt catc:priH
4 communication in the Lynchburg Firgnian
e.vrs the following account Of the movements Of
tie committee and the expectations wh!ch they
cherish IN the matter:
The ID ubers o! the Couucl in the city Were
fayoraby impressed with our scheme, and gave
u every a>suraGc. personally that VIC could dc
sire. The 0niy gpnrchrn. ion which they sug-
rrst,. vas from Tie very recent aud large apprn
uriario;ls which the cit; had made amounting L
10 some SIX nr seven millions Of dollars, and
t',arHi cr citizens were nos Just now IN condi-
ZION u make further 'cX pcndture+, though they
.uy corcurrcd with us that the rrctlts annually
10 the city u B,im)r' upon the cpmpInti1n
# our roa,! would c more than cQnal@d BY the
subscription asked !or.
70 relieve the council 81 any apprehension HS
/, the wishes o. the citizens, wo thought 1t
best to put some canva>scrs IN the He'd, who
have. air.adY entered upon the work, and from
ne ryocrcss reported anl the favor manifested
by the large property holders ard leading MGR
can,iIc and manufacturing concerns, we have
every assurance cI obtaining the aid a>ked Tor.
We next addressed ourselves to Mr.. Garrett,
prcsidcn, of the Baltimore ard Ohio road, who
promptly gave Us an audience. TWAS uancces.
~ary to have approached .iim upon the subject.
lie had fully appreciated the advantage which
would result 10 the city OF Baltimore 10y hiilng
UP gap Of only sixty three miles to complete
hcr southern cJnncctions, and at the last meet
jDr of the stockholders OF his company had cx-
pressed mis- views upon them, and urged the ne
ccssi,y of this connection as tending more 20 the
Development oi the city than any project then
suggested Apart from getting his counce and
advise, we have the assurance Of material AID.
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DEsErtsh. CREEGtzs< AZ, .vc.

SAMUKL H. JANEAY. a-l'I I'0N III '1S-'E' III
EANNEI Jo CO.,
:; DEALERS III
pIiH& DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints Oils and Varnishc9.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS 4 PUTTY.
No 1.5. King street.
IL Orders and lrqHivi@; t7oIE no country
r,-,o,.iv attended to sep :>3ai
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Especially, va. "=y: DoeVn.' t2@ TlctlhE Q.
,o:itsry vice, t4@i 1readlui md Icslcuc:lTe
i;.bl which snmu:.:!y =Woc%@ - "3 u!Liine4y
.;r4re thousands i :o"23 Me-. Of the mos!
sxccloHL t&!"n.= and brilliant intellect, WGo
night otherwise iIm:o cntr&Hccd listening Sen"-
.Drs With tbs tauntc.s oi clogucnco. 81 Wa"cG
70 ,1;acy tAo !ivjG& Tyre, E2"y c@!! %!;t IL.
,.,niilcrCg
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to the service. The subjects OF education
and agriculture are of great interest to the
success of our republican institutions, hap
piness and grandeur as nation. In the in.
terest Of one bureau has been established
in the Interior Department-the Bureau OF
Education-and in the interest of the other,
a separate department, that OF agriculture
believe great general good is to flow from
the operations of both these bureaus if
paoperly Ifostered.
can not commend to your careful con-
sideratiOn too highly the reports of the
Commissioners of Education and of Agricul-
ture. nor urge too strongly such liberal leg
islation as to secure their efficiency.
In conclusion. ] would sum up the policy
of the administration to be a thorough en-
fOr cement of every law. a faithful collection
of every tax provided for, economy ia the
disbursement Of the same, a prompt pay
mart of every debt Of the nation. a reduc-
tiG Of taxes rs rapidly as the requirements
Of tie country will admit. Reductions OF
taxasiou and tariff to be So arranged as to
afford the greatest relief to the greatest
nuanb9r.
Honest and tair dealings with all other
peoples, TO the end that war, with all its
blightilss, consequences, may be avoided,
but without surrendering any right or obi
CATION due to us; reform in the treatment
of Indians and in the whole civil service of
the country and finally, in securing pure,
untranellcd ballot, where every man en-
titled to casta vote may do SO Just once at
each election, without fear of mOlestatiOn or
prescription on account OF his political faith,
nationality or-color.
u. s. GRANT.
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sides. l8c is asked for clear rib, and $50 for
clear sides. Shoulders command lac. 5
casks sold to-day at lie v Is. Hams are
lower; ordinary are quoted at 19020c !;
choice sugar-cured at 22023c p fb.
LARD-There were sales to-day of 81 kegs
new packers at l4c; do at l414c, and Is
kegs old kettle-rendered at 15Hc fb.
New, in tierces. is quoted at 1871 a l4c; kegs
14as14lac " H..
BREAKFAST BACON-Northern is selling at
10 a. Oc and Western at 2e 02lc y tb.
RICE-The receipts Of Carolina were sold
to arrive at 81ac for good and &c for fair.
Louisiana rice is very dnll, with only job
biug business doing at 81 sac y fb for
choice, ~ o7a4c for prime, 6h 7h4c for
ordinary.
PoUITRY-Chickens sell or the landing at
$60S Y dozen; geese at $40 a l2, and tur-
keys at $20022 y dozen.
WIUsKY-The market is shade firmer.
% bbls Cincinnati rectified sold at 81 vi,
% and l5'highwines at 9212c.S gallon.
BAGGING-Continues depressed. Dealers
sell India in bales at 26lac; in rolls at 25l2c;
domestic jnte at 2Gl2c; hemp and fax at
29i030c v yard.
SALT-The demand for the Interior con-
tinues steady and prices are unchanged.
The dealers sell Liverpool at 81 20 0l.s0 for
coarse and 81 9002 for fine. When large
lots are taken at warehouse by boats a de-
duction is made for drayage. Turks Island
nominal at SOC per bushel. Table salt in
pockets, s TBS, Zoe: lbs. SC.
BUTTEE-ChOiee is in fair request but in
fc,ior is extremely dull. We quote. choice
Goshen at 43l0 l5c; common. 81 035c
choice Western, 80 33c y fb. 'Iaferior
Western nominal at IS025c.
CHEEsE-Is dull at 14la a l5c p Is for
Western factory, - a l4c for reserve and
lSc for English dairy.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


G.. DilIcn VS.. Louisa SchrOeder-FOurth
District Court >for the parish of Orleans, No.
24236.
10Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
ID sale to directed by he onorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers' EX-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District of this city,
SATURDAY, December II, 1870, at II O'Clock NJ, the
following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS Of GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate in
the borough of FreepOrt formerly called BOuligny,
III the parish of jefferson, i'll this State, i'll the
square designated by the number thirteen, the
said square being bounded by Austerlit1, Laurel
lots designated by the numbers seven and
eight on a plan of two thousand and ninety three
lots of ground, situate in the said borough; said
plan made by Augustus Phelps, late surveyor, dated
the fifteenth of February, 1919, and deposited in
the office of Joseph r. Beard late notary public
in this city. Said lots adj DIN each other, and
measure each twenty-eight feet ten inches and
three lines front on Austeriitz street, between
Laurel and live Oak streets by depth of one
hundred and twenty feet between parallel lines,
the Whole American measure, agreeably to the
said plan.
Being the same property acquired by the de.
Mlaudon as per act Of sale therefor passed before
L. r. Kenny late a notary public in and for the
iS4o
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS l. MAXWELL,
nols de- IT Sheriff Of the paEisA Of Orleans.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Era No l0-546 bales cotton
III head cattle and s,,ndries
GRAND ECORE-Steaner Hodge No p
Il5 bales cotton ii SKIS seed cotton 81 hhds sugar
lo2 SKIS cotton seed 23 bbls moiasses 90 half bills OF
uolasses and sundries
DONALDSOHVILLE--Steam Henry Tete-405
hhds sugar 10 bbls sugar 3i8 bOs molasses 68 hall
bills mOiasses and sundrIes
DUNCANSBY-Steamer Grand Era-2I63 bales OF
cotton ABA SKIS cotton seed ana. sundries
ST LOCIS-Steamcr Olive Branch-529 bales cot
ton and sundry produce
observation-disclosures City of Quincy-5l6o SKIS
corn6 bales cotton hhds tobacco and sundry pro-
duce
ST LOUIS-Steamer MOe MoOre-152D SKIS corn
594 bbls lime 245 ties lard and s1indry produce
LOBDELLS STURE-Steamer BartAble--io9 bales
cotton II SKIS seed cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed Is half
bbls molasses 443 hhds sugar 81. bbs nIoasses and
sundres
FORT ADtMS-Steamer Wade HIinpton-l26l
bales cotton SO SKIS seed cotton 81 SKIS cotton seed so
bbls mOlasses and sundries
Observation-Disclosures " Pke-2.6 bales cot
bbs molasses 4l6 hhds sugar 800 bbls mola and
sundIies
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Thompson Dean-9.5 bales
cotton aud sundry produce
LOWER COAST-Steamer San Nichoias-lU1 ilhds
sugar l41 bbs nioasses IA blls rice and slndres
BONNET CARkE-SteanIer Nyrtie-it bt.s molas-
SEES and sIndries
ANTE RIvER-Steamtt Alice--o4 bales cotton 81
ibs moasscs hhds sugar IL SKIS seed cotton and
sIrGTes
By THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD December 5-2.65 bales cotton
and sundry produce
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
hhds sugar 10 hafbbls molasses SO head calves and
SuuGyjeS
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James OHarn vs.. Charles +. GuiOn-First
Justice Court parish of Orleans, No. 1872.
TlY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. George W. Sadler,
First Justice of the Peace i'll and for the PARISH OF
Orleans l will proceed to sell at public auction at
the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange on Royal
street between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets,
in the Second District of this city, SAT
URDAY December Il, 1870, at twelve O'Clock, NJ,
the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all
its dependencies and appurtenanees rights ways,
privileges servitudcs thcreunto attached or III
any wise appertaining, situate in the Second DIS
trct of this city, in the square bounded by st.
Louis anal CarOndeie Prieur and johnson streets,
designated as lot No. T. and measuring thirty-forr
feet front on st. Louis street, by depth ST one
hundred and thirty five feet and seven inches on
one side and one hundred and thirty-cight feet on
the other side, the rear line measuring thirty-tour
feet and six and one quarter inches.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase ut auction sale, by Oscar
Valeton from the succession OF the late Alfred
Guion Fanny Blackburn, his wife, and Randolph
GuOin their son. i'll conformity to an order OF the
leans i'll the matter OF said succession, dated
March 81 1869, and said sale is witnessed by nota
rial act, passsd before Octave De Armas, notary
public iu this city dated tenth DAY OF June, 1869.
Seized i'll the above snit.
Terns-Twelye months credit, upon purchaser
executing with good and sufficient security, and
specal niOrtg gage on the property for the amount
and interest of the Judgment, and provide that
from the price of adjudication be deducted and
paid in cash the spot all costs of these proceed
ings now about hundred IS 1907 dollars and all
taxes due on said property. -
Hde2 I'd Constable First Justice Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-06
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