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uu 3 rI 'A V1 1 1 A rpy iff a She alls-1 Puanunc. vVUlan girt 4ruM know her fate -iH lover wa afar, f. be breathed do epeu of awful weight! Vi one now aeror no mrwera (ue, Park secret to unbar. Nut liprht she tripped to her Own row) bower, od hue hi-faith proved; 8b kiaanl ari bwr roM bwla tb teiresMD Aj4Mbed, though she waa beard by none wbispertag th naine eh loved. She Boat watch that owr the live! ong day, Teanetk if ft bloom or.

fJidea away, a' aTaeeatiaepsttsed, ti ewe she cboee withered a Ww fc Jet aha sat through th day" Wright, jfaithTWoB' pale reign, tiO the amall stare Aiidherrcsewaeaeennomorel ptiil aat, bar white band piUowed her head, She toga butheraeul hadnedl foreign, the French Emperor received M. de SisBtarck, he was notreceived by theEmpreeSj nor were M'meand M'Qe Bismarck received y. anof the Imperial family ia said the speech from the throne -of the Italian King yHOT be somewhat warlike i French jSmpTees had written a letter of condolence to 4jalmerston.Vr -M. aa edi tor of L'Avenir National, Paris, js There ia now a ataam omiubna on the etreete i.Parit it-can go at the rate of 10 at preeont 120,000 people IrviAf at Venaillea in ordinary times its pop Jatioa ienly 80,000 the cholera has driven 90,009 there. The prices of everything sie Academy of Arte, Paris, has held its annual Meeting and distributed the tuual prizes M.

Beoll, the Perpetual Secretary, read aa eulogy on Mey Fremy le-to be made a Vice President of the Corpe Igislafif, in place of Leroojt, who ia to receive a more important offices" the former will consequently be obliged to offer as: candidate in some vacant The King and Qneen of Portngaland infant child, Prince Napoleon, wife and child, are at, Turin. When Victor Emmanuel appeared en the Palace's balcony with them, and the Princes Humbert, de Carignan and the Duke and Ducheea of Vienna, there was great enthusiasm .11 Jules Janin has been elected a member of the tomb' of Horace Vernet will soon be inangurated it consists of a huge block of granite without ornament; on-the granite ia a block of marble, whose upper outline is in the form of a cross, although it is horizontal; circular depression around it represents a cloth adorned with stars; on the principal front is simply a palette and bustof Alex. Lenoir, who in 1793 saved so many masterpieces of French art from destruction, has been placed in the court yard cf the School of Fine Arts band of the S4th Regiment of Prunian Infantry has reached Paris; it goes to give The "vintage of the famous Johannisberg estate commenced on the-27th of October. In 1716, this estate, which is now the property of the Metternich family, belonged to the Princes Abbes de Fuldes. In 1724, one of them forgot to order; the vintage toJe The grapes rotted on the vines.

He gave the To. the great surprise of everybody these rotten grapes made the beet wne better wine than ever before was tasted there. Since then the- vintage ia made there aa late as possible the most rotten grapes are used to make Potentates' Wii.e," which ia so called because it is sold only to crowned heads. At Johanniaberg this wine' is sold at $6 A locomotive on the Paris and Brussels Kail- way had its chimney blown off recently during a violent gale of IM'lle. Figcac, the prettyactrees ef the French Comedy, is about tb be married to a haberdasher she will reign at his A duel has just taken place near liuntes between two French officers neither was severely wounded.

It was the 33d duel of one, and the 23d duel of the other Adversary. Idle fellows. Martin the oldest French publisher and printer, recently died in Paris, over 100 years Mons. Victor Hugo has returned to Haute vi lie House his visit to Brussels was buia It is almost certain that Lord Cowley will resign his place as English Ambassador at -Paris, Lord Granville will be his successor rag pickers of Paris perished of cholera that the government seriously thought of interdicting rag picking during the epidemic. tieven.tenthe -rf the rag pickers of Paris fell victims to the Mons.

Arm and Lefrancois, of the editors of Le Temps, 'Paris, is dead his disease was French'. Government has given the Cross of the Commander of the Legion of Honor to the King of Cam bogia. de Koanne, France, tells this story We made mistake Sunday morning when wwe: announced the death of me. Collet. Monday morning we received Mons.

Collet's He. saidt Sir, yon have killed my 'Good heavens I what do yon say Killed your wife We are print-' era, not "Twas as printer you, killed her. Yon recorded her death in your: And she ia 'still alive 'Yes, in-' Well, we congratulate Blow! ryour congratulations I don't want them. Wfiat i want is damage jor tne injury you done me What damages because -your wife isn't dead How Ten We'd give you ten sous willing-If if Hwasn't for the Berlin policeman was ordered recently to arrest a van named Schubert He went to the tatter's fionse and found three men asleep in one. chamber.

As he had never seen Schubert he 'was at aloes to know which one to arrest, sol he determined to bawl that name as loudly aaj he could. 'i: One of the sleepers awoke and raised his head. Come along with me," said the policeman, yon are wanted." While he was dressing another sleeper rose and quit the' Then the first waked said to the pc-j What do you want with me? My name ja not Schubert. The man who just left the room is Schubert" The policeman nev-j carrifdhimoff to jail and charged him with aswimingafalse name. But after these facts' were brought before the court he was acquit Dr.

Higal, a member of the Constituent Assembly and one of the meet eminent physicians of the South of France, is late Duke de Granunont-Cader; 1 paei honses and carriages have been told at auctiea.iillie banns of the marriage of Mpnsl. L'spine and M'Ue Tascher de la Pagerie have been published. tailor has introduced sty le of coat, waistcoat and pantaloons for haHsetc which is all the, rage among the fashionables ia ItAly. It is a black velvet dresscoat, with jet buttons, and white sati4 lining, which is particularly intended to re place the black cloth, dresscoat. The is in white moire or white sDk.

The pantaloons in light gray cloth, falling over the bottine, which imitates an embroidered silk Zt '1 1 i E7 A joung lady was asked how she could possibly afford, in these awfully hard times, to take music lessons. Oh, I confine myself to the low notes' waa the answer. Near WfcltaV Wee VlrginU. VJ ICommuaieated. Not many years ago a comparatively small school sprang info existence in the smoky at-, mospbere of Wheeling, West Virginia.

as its unusual advantages oecaine- known, the number; of pupila increased nnt if was found that 1he original houset though greaUy enlarged, was insufficient to accommo date them. vvrtn6 eqnai enterprise and judg-j ment, the "Ladies of. the under whose the Academy ia conducted; bought, sometime a beautiful of land of more than a hundred acres, twomilea from town, there nestling in a perfect paradise of hill and dale, is now to be seen a spacious and elegant building, the site having the title at the bead of this article. -i Education is a very -vexed question. There comparatively, few persons who understand that the real object of school discipline is to prepare the mind, by thought, for actionl It is a common error to suppose that a certam number of books gone through in a stated time, will enable the student to fight well the great battle of life.

In the present stage ef oar country's history, we need strong men and noble, wamen7 and that' our fashionable colleges 'and boarding schools do not send forth such' men' and 'such is a well recognized fact, which we cannot sufficiently deplore. There are, however," a few schools do-fg their utmost to filfill their true mission, and among the foremost of these stands Mount de' Chan tel. We would strongly advise all who have daughters to educate to examine the claims of this institution, before running the risk of sending delicate young girls where they may be morally and physically. A city is not the -place in which to. educate Fresh air, beautiful scenery, ample space for exercise, are indispensable adjuncts to a good school, and all these are to be found at Mount de ChantaL.

It is proposed, as soon as the weather will permit, to open a regular riding course, where the young ladies can daily exercise on well-trained ponies. A skating pond for winter, several games.of croquet, for summer, a bowling-alley, gymnasium and billiard table for all seasons, show that the Sisters by no means intend to cultivate the mind at the expense of the body. We have, as yet, said but little of the building itself. It is arranged with a view to elegance as well as to comfort large airy rooms, well heated and admirably ventilated some de voted to study others to recitations, to music or recreation, all opening into spacious corridors. But the pride of the building is its large music hall, a finely proportioned room, in which the pupils of the Academy give occasional musical and literary soirees to their parents and friends.

In music, both vocal and instrumental, Mount de Chantol may safely challenge competition with any academy in the country, while the French language is taught with peculiar accuracy for pronunciation and accent, enabling the pupil to converse with fluency, after sufficient, practice; a knowledge of this language being deemed indispensable. By -means of weekly exhibitions in private, in the presence of teachers and pupils, the young ladies are trained to that self-possession so essential in a musical performer. attention is also given to elocution, "both In English, and French and in this manner choice readings vary the programme of each Saturday evening. The rate of board, with such fare and accommodations as have only to be tested to be duly appreciated, contrasts wonderfully with the extravagant charges in other directions, and can easily be ascertained by addressing the Directress of the Academy, Mount de Chantal, West Virginia. j.

m. j. N. B. -The above remarks' should have great weight with our army and navy officers, so many of whom are men of culture and refinement, with incomes inadequate to provide such advantages for their children as their high standard of taste would dictate.

i Yermont. The bill taxing the income of United States bonds and the stock of National Banks, after a long discussion, passed both branches of the Lepri statute, and on the pre-. sunirtion that the Governor would not veto it, that bill has become the law of the Stato. The Legislature adjourned without electing Mr. Collamer's successor, though the Senator died the day before adjournment Gov.

Dillingham has requested, the Supreme Court to rive a written opinion as to- whether he has uie power to fill the vacancy or not, and will not act until the decision is given. Should the court decide that he has the appointing power in this case, it is thought he will appoint Hon. Justin S. Morrill, present member of the House from the Second District, to fill the vacancy in the Senate. TullMert.

The following gentlemen were present at die meeting of the Western Associated Press, held at Louisville on the 23d nit: A. W. Fairfield. Cleveland Herald H. Halstead.

Cuidunati Commercial; Jacob Barnes, Detroit Free rrem Hamuel B. Weed, Democrat John i. (WdalL If adiaoa Ind. i Coariart H. E.

Baker, Detroit Advertiser and Tribunes. Albert: AUWIl 4OUlUV MUUCr i J. Mil' viUe I'niou; Cowiea, Cleveland Leader: R. 8. Farnaworth, St Louis Dispatch Horace White, Chicago Tribune Richard Hmtb.

Cincinnati Ga zette; J. H. Harney, LoniaviUe Democrat; J. D. Osborue, Louisville Journal.

The meeting adjourned until the following morning. One of the best descriptions of weak ness was the wag's query to his wife, when she gave him some chicken broth, "if she would not try to caax that chicken just to; waue tnrougn tne soup once more. BY C. K. G1RARDBY 4c CO.

For Aeceaat ef Lloaldatioa. Important and unreserved aaJe at Auction of the Orange street Cotton Pickery, or Armour's Yard, situated on the corner of Orange aad Con stance street. The Poydras street Cotton Pickery on the corner of POydraa and 8t. Jamea streets. The Greatmen street Cotton Pickery, one square below the ivee Bteam Preaa.

Together with desirable Family Dwellings on Felici. ty Road, between Chestnut and Coliseum streets; on Bobin, between Camp and Maan due streets on Greatmen street, adjoininc Pickery of Patrick O'Brien, Baq, Two thousand acres of Land ia Texas. Forty-eight Building Lots in the Fourth District Sold to liquidate and close a copartnership. The whole without reaerve, on liberal terauv 1 T)T C. B.

GIBABDKT fc Anctioneers Office at tl oncers' BxchanKe. on RovaL between Canal and vwomnouse streets, will be sold at public anc i7 "tdera of the partners to close their copart-nersbip and to bauidate the aim th fhllnwinir valuable First, Third and Fourth Districts Propei-ty, to wit TBBHT PICKERT, or Armour InTr- wSJffl1? tou Krond, In the one hundred aud alxty feet, aad a dtuth andfront on Orange street of two hundred and rZ by one hundred sixty feSdth towards Bac sueeu This Pickery or Vrd ias fonuerlT wed lor the purpoae of storing cotton, and ean eailw used for the came, should the purchaser nesiJ It contains large and exteusive sbeda, which built expressly for the stoiage of cotton. It la as prtwent ased a a Cot ton Pickery, and ia the lariresi and oue of the best equipped eatabliahmenla of the kind in tbi Uv having extensive platforms for. drying cotton. Trie buildings on the property are all fim-uroof, and of th most subatautial character This property ia admirably located for the being all the up town cotton' offer -nnnsual advautaftes to partiea eairou of engaging in the Cotton Pickery or gtorJ ae b.i ies.

1 x. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, in the same square, a1 joining the Pickery above described, designated by the No. 13, en th plan drawn by fiujasnn, JSurTejor, dated December 7, 1852. aaeaaures, 3, fret inches froo on Oraagar street t.v a depth of 1T -et between parallel Hoe a. TUX POTDBAS BTRisKT PICKBBV caroprwea seven Lota, less that port on which the city of 5ew Orleana expropriated in the exteaaion and opening rum.

nrhm ven Lota are desig nated fcvtfceNoar 8. 1 ud on a pi drawn by A. deArmaa, and deposited UtthaaSiee of H. B. Ceoaa Hutary, and are bounded by Pot-draa, Perdido, St.

Jane and CUlbonie street. The rroand now measures 1M feet inches front oast. Jane street, 191 feet Siachea front on Claiborne street, 46 feet fronton Poydra street, hv a depth, on the rear line towards Perdido from Claiborne to St. Jaiie street of 120 fteet inehra. This Pot draa street Pickery is in close i proxlmlt to the Fteret, Paasntana, Southern Presaea.

The buildings are nre-prool, and harm? been built expreasly for a Pickery, otfera great inducements to capltaliato or partlea dealroua of "effSl "gKBAtSeT-STREET PROPBSTT. or Pickery ia situated hi the Third District of this city, in the equare bounded by Greatmen, Mon- teanit, Clouet and streets, designated by the jiom and 3, on a plan drawn by L. Rurgi, Surveyor, on the 14tn Kovember, 184B, and depomted in the oiEeo of A. Boudonsquie, Notary. These Lota measure, in American measure, 31 feet, 11 inches and 5 lines front-on Oreatui'ro street, be tween Monte gut and Clouet street each by 15J feet 10 inchea and lines in depth between parallel tinea.

Together with' 60 shares, reduced to shares, of the eapitel stock of the Citizens' Bank of Leuiatana, -and secured by mortgage on the said' Tbe tireatmen etreet Pickery ia only one square from the Levee Bteam Frees, ana possesses aavsn-' taxes over any other property in that portion of the city in consequence) of itm close proximity to the Cotton Press of the Third District. 'The buildings were built expreesly for the new. aud strictly fire proof; bannrtron doers. 6. A CERTAIN LOT OF ROUND, In the ThireT District, in the square bounded by Qreatmeoj Oaps, ifontegut and Clone streets, nesiirnated lathe IA, on a- plan by dated- 15m loon.

naui lot measures tire -vu measure) feet front on Greatmen street by 150 feet in depth. between parallel lines, together with the improvements thexeon, comprising a one-story frame cot tage, navmg aitcnen, stauies aaa ouier oui-uouees. Immediate possession given. 6. THAT VBX DESIBABLE TWO STOKI 1-KiSlK EWELLI5Q, situated in the First District of this city, on the corner of Felicity Road and Chestnut streets, compriMr.ar fully one-fourth of the entire aquare bonnded by Felicity Road, Chestnut, Coliseum aud St.

kfary streets. The ground measures 121 feet front on Felicity Road by 111 feet depth and front on Chestnut street by 118 feet in depth on the other aide line French measure. Together with the unproveuenta, comprising a large two story frame dwelling, having twelve rooms and large gap lery fronting on Coliseum Place. The grounds of this property are in a high state of cultivation, having choice shrubbery and ornamental trees, and is situated in one ef the most highly improved and respectable' neighborhoods of the First District Early possession given. 7.

THAT SUBSTANTIAL ASD WELL BUILT TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING, on Rohin, between Camp and Magazine streets, in the aquare bounded by Bobin, Magazine, Terpsichore ana lamp street, and measuring 56 feet 10 inches front on Roliia street by 159 feet 10 tncbes in depth, between par allel lines. The Improvement comprise a two-story brick dwelling, having seven rooms in the main building, two-story kitchen and a two-story stable, frame, in the rear, with three room above it for eervanta; cbrtern, yard paved, etc. This property is pleasantly located, in a respectable aud quiet neighborhood, convenient to all the wants oi aonieaue iue immeoiate eocupauou may he had. KIKB BUILDING LOTi in the sou are bonnuea hv Second. Jaeobe.

First and Soiis streets. These lota are designated by the Xoa. 10 to 18 inclusive. ll uu. iu lonns tne corner oi oeroira aou owns street and lot No.

18 forms the corner of Hecond and. Jacobs streets eacn measuring leei uim- and 1 lines front on Seooud street, by a dentil oi 126 feet and inches. -Lota Moa. ll to 17 inclusive measure each 31 feet front on Second street by a depth ef 12S feet 8 inchea between parallel lines. KI5B LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Fourth District and in the square bounded by First, Second, Jacobs and Solia streets.

Said lots are designated by Moa. 1 to 9 inclusive. These lota are contiguous. No. 1 form the corner of Jacobs and First streets, measuring 30 feet 4 inches 7 lines front on First street, by a depth of 126 feet 8 inches.

Lots No. to inclusive' measure each 31 feet front on First street, by a depth of 126 fcet 6 inches, and Lot ko. form tne corner or nrst ana eons, ana meesuree 30 feet 4 inches and 7 liuea front on Firot street, by a depth aud front on Soils street of 126 feet 6 inches. 10. SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District, in the square bounded by Philip, First, Jacobs and Soils streets, designated as lots 8 to 13 inclusive, -which lots are contiguous aud measure as follows Lots Xoa.

8, 9 aud 10 each measure 31 feet front on First street, by a depth of 119 feet 6 inches. Lot No. 11 forma the corner of First and Soils streets has 30 feet 4 inches and 7 lines front on' First, by a det-th aud front ou Soils of 119 feet 6 inches. Lota. Noa.

l'i and 13 measure each 33 feet ou Soils street by a depth of 123 feet 4 incite and 7 lines. Lot No. 13 tortus the corner of Solid and Philip streets. 11. BKVKN LOTS OF GROUND In the Fourth District, in the square hounded ba Philip.

First. Jacob and Solia street, designated by the No. 1 to 7 inclusive, which lots adjuiu and measure aa follows: Lot Noa. lands, each, 31 feet ou Jacob street, by a depth of 123 feet 4 inches and 7 lines. Lot No.

I forms the corner of Philip and Jacobs street. Lot No 3 forma the corner of First and Jacobs streets, has 3 feet 4 inches 7 lines front ou First street, by a depth ef 119 feet 6 indie. Lots No. 4, and Ceau-h measure 31 feet front on First street by 1 19 feet inches, and Lot No. 7.

runtiiuic tbrouKh the aquare from Philip to First street. Iiuat 31 feet front on each of these streets by a depth, of jo.) zeei incuca, 11. SRVBN LOTS OF GROUND in the aquare bounded by Philip, i irst, Howard and Jacob street, deahruated by the No. to 14 inclusive, which lota are eontiauou aud measure a follow Lot run through said square from Philip to First street, ana measure si teet front on eacn street by a depth of 183 feet 6 inchea Lots 9, 10. 11 and 12 each 32 feet front on First street by a depth of i teet lucnes.

uh iz tortus tne corner or Pirst and Jacobs streets. Lots No. 13 aud 14 new-lire caeh 32 feet front on Jacobs street bv a deDLb of 128 feet. Lot No. 14 forms the corner of Philip nnd Jxcobs streets the whole as per plans exhib ited at our office ana at sale.

Tnene lots comm entire squares, but will be sold iu single lots to suit i ue convenience oi ku classes or our population. This section of, the Fourth District is rapidly im- roving, and the City Railroad to come down St. enis street will render this location of easy access. 13. A' LOT OF GROUND in square by Contf.

Bienville, Deiblgny and Ro.issean streets. beuig part ot Lot No. 12, of Square No. A2. measuring 2-1 leet front on Contt street by 100 feet 3 inches and lines deep between parallel lines.

The im provenicuta comprise a aottage house. No. 316 Couti sireeu TEXAS LANDS. Twenty-one hundred and eighty acres. Kin: partly in Smith and Cherokee counties, Texas, being tne neaa rigut oi von jose i rocnia, granteu to mm in 18:16 by the Government of Coahuilaandlhe iltate of Texas.

These land' have been leased to orewnt occupant at $2 per acre per annum. The pro- auctiveness or it soil aud saiuurtty or its climate are represented aa being very attractive. The said lease may be cancelled at the option of the owui-r Clause reservca in ine lease. TERMS OF BALE. For the Texas Lands Cash in fJ.

8. Treasury notes. For Property No. 4. Purchaser to assume pay ment of the stock note, payable, or renewable 1st July, 1866, for ifiWO the balance in accordance with the set tort For the Balance of the Property One-third cash in v.

a. Treasury notes, ana tne- namuce on credit of one and years in notes of the pur cnasers, secureu oy special mortgage ou tne prop erty sold, and bearing interest of per cent, per niinim evvBlual intetf st until linjkl mkvmeiit-- The improvements to be kept insured and policies to De transieirca, in equally viae a policies, it tne parties requiie it, to tue owners. Acts of sale before J. W. Breedlove.

notary public. 136 Gravier street, at the expense of the purchas ers. Immediately after the sale of the Seal Estate, will be sold Two Presses and Fixtures, of the Orange street Pickery. Two Presses and Fixtures of the Poydra street ncaery. One Press and Fixtures of the Greatmen street Pickery.

AU sulendidTresses and In complete order. Parties desirous of investing are specially invited) to examine this valuable property, feeling assured; mat a oener opporrumry ior a similar investment. securing so many advantages, ha not been offered in many ycaoa. Term for the Presses and Fixtures Cash. d3 Bnalnee Stand Center Felicity Road and nt.

jamea mreeta Kstate ul Martin Hagel-berger. C. E. GIRARDST it CO, Auctioneers Office, jl i7Kxchange Alley watibday, 9th at o'clock at the Merchauts' and Auctioneers' exchange, on Royal will be sold at pnblio auction, to close the said estate FOUR LOTS OF. GROUND, in square bounded by i Ly xmniu, ot, auics ww ou iuuduh sfreersy Nor.

2. 3 aud 4. No, 1 form the anxle of Felicitv Road and St. Jamea street. The improvement comprise a one-story xruuie luniain, used a a groi rerv.

kitchen, etc. No. aUoin and fronts on Felicity Road and St. Jamea atreeta and has a onet story frame house. Lota 3 and 4 adjoin nod mui ure, each, near 34 feet on Felicity ttoad, aud run ning through.

each, 29 fett front on SL James treet. Tlie whole, accorduig to plan, on exhibition at tne exenange. Term One-half cash, balance at twelve months' credit, in notes secured by mortgage on the property, bearing interest of 8 percent, current aud 8 per cent, eventual, liuprm-emenrs to De Kept insured policies trausierrea to venaors. Acts of sale -before Joe. Colin, notary publiart the expeuataof the purchasera Brick etsre Tcheanita-nksa atreet.

BY E. OIHARI'KV U. Auctioiieur. OJlce 17 Exchange Place SATURDAY, December 9,. at atelork.

at the Merchanta' and Auctioneers Exchange, on Royal street, mill be, sold at ubucr auction A LOT OP SOUND in square bounded by Commerce, Julia and Kt. Joseph street. designated as No. 3 on a plan drawn by Iledin Sclilarbaum. JHth Jannarv.

Ic54. denoaited with JSoudonsquie, Notarv, for refereuce. Said lot inea' res 27 ieet 6 iacbes front on Tocoupitoulaa street, by St fret inches and 4 Uueaindeutb between oar aUel lines. improvements comprise a. threa- atory Brick Store iowu as So.

178 TcboapiUmla4 Street, and adlnin tlie Sugar Sedjiary. -Together with 141 shares rvdr.red to 132 shares of tneeapitaletovkof tbe'izene' Bankot Louisiaua, Teras Purrh iser a-u-ne the pavment 6f Stock note for S53, 10s due said Bank, ptrable or ret the lut Jmnary, 1866, the balance caaa Note. S-Barnett, notary pubUe, ai the czpeiiM of the purchaser, ii AUCTION SALES. b. cm atpgy.

so Bieceea lei II. J. Bsasey, PeeeeJ Bsoond DUtriet Court ef Itew Orleana, Ho. 25, Jog Great Wale of One Honor, ana i wrnavy-Three LoU of Groand, Single and in Square Improved Business Stands, flouting on the New Canal, Claibosne, Der- B1 C. B.

-G1RARDKT k. Auetioneev Hicn- 1--V VXk A nAflnMiM ft ll -VfrhflfWA Place, between Canal and Customhouse street wiu ae OM as nana hwssb ubojws, im day of December, at IS o'clock at the Merchant Kxchange. Royal etreet, between Canal and Customhouse strtt by and in pursu ance of an order irom tne riou. j. inomaa, Judge of the Second District Court of New Orleans, and rendered in the above entitled succession, the following described and valuable property, to wife-.

Ma aiaia absuviaiiva luvn. 1. One share of the C'aDital Stock of the Metairie Association, par value aud paid- ia two thousand dollars FIVBLOTS OF GKOX7ND, tinmbered 6, 7. 8, 9 and 10, situated ia the First District of this city, and ui the square nouuuea ey vtuiow, cypres, riuinnriMi and Florida Landins street, aa nt-r nlan of Dunbar, dated lath April, 1816. XsOim AOS.

7, ana measnre, amencan nwu fee in depth. Lot iu has rr feet men ana i lines front on Willow, stteet, 15 leet 4 incites and line' in width in the rear, ue leev aeep en tae-une or iot No. and I2S feet 2 iuciiea auu Un: ou the aide line towarus cypres sireet. Said lot were acquired from Henry Bloodgeod, as per act passed before i. K.

Holland on the 5th dayofMarclu 147. j. TWO LOTS OFT3ROUND, numbering 6 and in square bouiided by Derbigny, Roman, Vloiida Landing, a per plan by C. A. Hedin, surveyor, dated 5th March, 1848, and deposited in the office of D.

I. Ricardo, late a notary. Said Lots measure each 25 feet 8 inches and 7 hue front On Florida Lauding by 120 feet In depth between parallel lines. 4. SEVEN LOTS OP GROUND, situated in the First District and ia titer square bounded by Roman, Prieuv streets and Florida Iiamling, numbering 4 to 10 inclusive, as per plan mentioned, and measuring Lot No.

4 to 9 delusive, 30 feet front on Florida Landing, 30 feet 5 inches iu width iu the rear. Lot Mo. a naa a aeptn or iju reel a inches, 7 lines on the line ef Lot No. 3, and 135 feet 9 inches 3 lines ou tne une oi ixit a. a.

mi no. a measurea 133 feet 7 inchea on the line of Lot No. 6. Lot No. 6 measures 130 feet 4 inchea 2 lines oa the division line of Lot No.

7. Lot No. 7 measure 127 feet 7 inchea and 6 lines on tne division Une or iot No. Lot No. 8 has a depth Lot No, 9 has deoth of 122 feet 2 inches and lines on.

the division Tine of Lot No. 10, and Lot Na 10 forms the corner ef Florid Landing aud Prieur street; ana measures 27 feet 6 inches aua 4 line irout ou nan-da Lauding by 119 feet 9 inchea and 4 line in depth and front uu Prieur street, aud 122 feet 2 inches auu. 5 line in depth on the division" line of Lot No. 9. 5.

TW LOTS OF GROUND situated in tne first District of this city, numbered 1 and in the stiuare bounded by Claibonie, Willow. Cypress and Florida Landing, aa per plan of Hedin above mentioned, and measuring, lot No L. 34 feet 10 inches front ou vt mow street, uu ieet ueev auurrouton Cypress street, 90 leet 5 inches and 3 lines on the other blue line, oy-sz ieet utcne auu uues uu the division line of lot No. 2, forming the comer of Willow and Cypres streets. Lot No.

2 ho 83 feet 2 inches and 4 lines front on Cv press street, 83 feet 5 inchea 5 line en the other sideline, 42 feet 11 inches 6 lines on the division line of lot No. 1. aud so feet incne outneiiue dividii.ff it from lota No. 3 aud 4. The whole ac quired from John Hoey, per act of sale before D.

Rieardo, lute a notarv- public, dated March Hi, 1848. -a. TWO LOTS OF GROUND iu square beuuded by Florida Derbtgny, Claiborne aud Cypress atreeta, aa per plan by ti. T. Dnubar survey or, dated 1st February, 1843, aud depositeu in tue office of P.

M. Haralson, than a notary in tbi eity. Said lots measure each 25 feet 6 incite froiit ou Florida Landing, bv a depth, between parallel line, of HO feet. Lot No. 1 forms the corner of Florida Landing and Claiborne street, and lot na aa- IMstriet of this eitv.

and la the aquare bounded by Florida Willow, Cypreas and Claiborne Street, numbered No. 4 and 5, as per plan of Dunbar, dated 18th April, 1846. Said lots have each 35 feet 6 inchea front on Florida Landing byl20 feet in depth. Lot No. 6 forms the corner of willow and Florida Landing, with all the buildings thereon, comprising two-story frame buildings, sheds, acquired from Montgomery Sloan, per act passed before John R.

Holland on the 17lh of April, 1849. 8. SIX Or uttOVKl), in tne nrst instnot ot this city, tn the square bonnded by Florida Land-, ing. Cypres, Johnson and Galves atreeta, being th No. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, aa per plan H.

Hedin, date 5th March, 1848, and measuring a follow: LiOtB Nos. to 9, inclusive, eacn measure xo ieei i inch lines front on Florida Landing, by 114 feet in depth. Lot No. 10 has 26 feet 1 inch and lines front on Florida Landing, by 114 feet deep and frout on Galves street. And Lot No.

11 has 27 foet 4 inchea front on Galves street, Dy laoieet sincnes and 2 lines all American measure. Acquired from John Hoev, by act passed before J. R. Beard, notary, 27th Marth, 1U49. tf.

1H1H1 lAf ID vr vmtnv, iu mo run. District of this city and in the aquare bounded by Julia, Genoia, Gravier and lelemoque atreeta, lurmtiis tua wituxo wu wiuio, vowg wjiuug No. 6. 10. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the square bounded by Florida Landiug, Willow, Claiborne fend Cypres Streets, known a No.

14, on plait drawn by kuinbar, dated 1st February, 1845. Said lot measures 28 feet 6 inches and 5 lines front on Claiborne street, 40 feet 4 inches 2 lines in width "and 1 j2 feet 11 inchea and 5 liuea in deptlt, American measure. 11. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, numbered 11 and 13, iu aquare No. 1, which ia bounded by Florida Lauding, Claiborne, Willow and Cypres streets, per plan Of lnatltar.

above mentioned, and meuKuriiig each; i Claiborne feet frout, the same wwlth in the rear, by the following depths. to wit Lot No. 11, 131 teet 6 liuea ou the side hue dividing it Hoiu the rear of Lot No. to 10, auu 131 feet 8 ine lies 3 liuea On the line dividing it from Lot No. 12; aud Lot No.

13 has 134 foet 4 inches on the line of Lot Na 12. and 132 feet 11 iuches and i lints ou the line dividing it from Lot 14; together with all the htiililiuKS thereon, coiitprisiu.j rrau.e Mied, ete. Acquired from Joh.ii ilitey, act pnxaed bulore D. I. Bivardo, latea notarv) ou the 6th of March, 18i0.

12. KiGIiTLKN LOTS OF GROU5 numbered fruni one to eighteen inclusive, in the square bounded by Florida Lauding, Galvez. CvpreHS and Miro as per plan of L. N. Pillie.

dated 3d January, 1H45. Lot So. I haa 17 10 im-hea frout ou Gaivt street, 29 feet 8 incites iu width iu the rear, bv 130 feet 8 inches in depth ou the line toward Florida Landing, and 130 leet 5 inches 2 lines ou the other tide line. Lota No. A 3, 4.

5, ti, 1 and 9 have each 27 feet front on Galvez street. hj IBS am a-inehee 9 hnea deep; betwerl parallel Lots os. to inclusive, nave eacn 27 feet front on Miro street, by 135 feet 5 inches 2 hues dep between parallel lines. Lot No. 11 has 41 feet 5 inches 2 lines frout ou Miro street by 29 feet 8 inches in -width the rear, by a depth of l.s) leet 5 iuches 2 lines ou tlie line dividing it trout Lot No.

17, and 130 feet 8 indie deep ou tlie other side Une, all American measure, auu acqoirea rrnni Jotin tioev, per set passed before William Monoghan, notary, on the 1st April. 1B51. 13. A SQUABS OF GROUND having about twenty lota, bounded by Florida landing, Cypress, Miro and Tout! streets, and measuring 298 feet 3 inches 1 hue front on Florida Landing, the same front on Cypres street, S82 feet 1 inch 4 line front on Miro, and the aame on Tonti street. AU acquired from Jcha Hoey, aa per net passed before William Monaghan, late notary, on the lat April, 1851.

14. TRN LOTS OF GROUND, numbered from one to ten inclusively, in the square No. 19, bounded by Cypres, Tonti and Rocbeblave streets and Florida Lauding, and measuring, lota No. 1 to 9, each 27 feet front on Tonti street, by 100 feet deep, between parallel liuea and lot No. 10 ha 28 feet 7 inches 5 hue trout on Tout! street, by 100 feet deep on the line dividing it from lot No.

9, and 100 feet 2 inches and 1 line deep and front on Cypres street. Alao acquired from John lioey, before the same: notarv aud at the some time. 1 15. TURER LOTS OF GROUND, in the suburb De-j loru, ana numoereu aj auu ia ouapiaaoi K. Delaneia.

engineer, iu tne omce or u. K. btnnger, notary. Said lots adjoin each other, and are each, English measure, 25 leet front on Florida Landing, beta een Vine and Magnolia atreeta, by 120 feet in denth. Together with all the improvements, comprising frame bnildings, etc, acquired from the suc-r cessor of Widow B.

Morgan, as per act passed be-; fore Samuel B. Davis, notary, dated 14th July, 185L 16. THE LOTS No. FOUR AND FIVE of square bounded by Florida Lauding aud Cypres, Derbiguy and Roman streets, as per plan of C. A.

Hedin, dated March 6, 1848. Said lot adjoin eacn other, and measures each 25 feet 8 inches 7 Une front on Florida Landing, by 120 feet in depth beiaeen parallel Unes American measure. Together with the Improvement, comprising two story frame buildiupa, etc No. 17. THE LOT No.

1 1 of square bounded by Roma u. Cypres aud Prieur street aud Florida Land-, ing a per plan hi the office of John Cragg, having in American measure 27 feet frout, on Prieur street, by 120 feet in depth between parallel with the buildings aud improvement thereon, com-; prising a two storv frame attune, etc No. IB. THE LOTS Noa. 1, 6, 7.

9 and 10. in square bounded by Florida Landing, Willotv, vine and Cypress street, aa per plan of C. A. de Annas, in the ofhee ot II. B.

Ceuas. notary. Lot No. 1 has 25 feet front on Florida Landing, by 120 feet daep on Vine street. And lota Noa.

6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 have each 25 feet frout on Florida Landing, by 120 foet deep between parallel Unes, aU American measure. Said lot No. 10 forms the corner of Florida, landing and Willow street, together with the improvements thereon, consisting of a frame etc ate. acquired from the successor of Juhu. McDo-nongh.

a per act pasaed before H. B. Cenaa, notary. 19. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, numbered No.

3, 4,: 6 aud 7, in Square No. 12, which ie bounded by Maunsel, Clara, Euphrosine and the Shell Road, aa per plan of Dunbar, dated 9th January, 1845, and measuring (English measure) eaeU 31 feet 11 inches and 5Jines frout on Euphrosiue street, and 31 feet 10 hiches and lines front on the Shell Road, by the following depths, to-wit: Lot No. 3 has 85 feet 9 inches lines in depth on the line dividing it front No. a. Lot Na 4, 89 feet 6 inches 4 lines deep on the line dividing it from Lot No, a Lot No.

6, 92 feet inches 7 Unea deep on the tine of Lot No. Lot No. feet 4 inchea Une deep on the Une dividing it from Lot No. 5. And Lot No.

99 feet 11 inches 5 Unes deep on the Une of Let No. 6, aad 103 feet 7 inches in depth en the Une dividing it front Let No 8. Together with all the improvements -being, frame buOdinga, etc Acquired fromBenj. BedeTignea, aa per act passed before IJsbony, etc The entire as per detail plans of Pflle'fc Bepo? nCly, surveyor exposed at sale. 7 Terms Cash in V.

9. Treasury note. Act of sale before Wm. Bhannon, notary publia, at the expense of the puxchasers, 2U4 39 43 10 17 19 AUCTIONES fejfe.T til! acoS Saeeeealenei1 theV wq. la sax i mrw ismm vk- leana.

Annie Doll et O. W. DoU et ala. Bxteaaivaeale at aieti ieo eSfeet a partnian of very valuable First, Second, Third and Voartn District property, vrtaiac well knr unprwws aosi ncsni, jruainsat Htsads, irwetung '-If: JT Hoev. Au-too-5 Hi eer.

Ofnoe 17 axenang riaoe. musiisin Dee. 16, 165, at 13 o'clock, wiu bo aou at fabUe auction at the Merchants and xchange, oa RovaX between Oanal andCustona-heuss atawets, by and in purnsi of aa order frant the Hon. E.T. FeUowea.

Judge the Third lt-trict Court of New OrUtmam. the 30th November, 1865, and Tendered la the above entitled matter, thetallewhdebedandve TFIBST DISTRICT PROPKRTT. A CBRTArN LOT OF GROUND situated in the TToat Diatriet, In square bonnded by Commerce, Lafayette, Tchoupitoulas and Poydra atreeta, which aid kit forma the corner ef Commerce and Lafayette street, and measures In Ameriean' measure 32-feet 8 inches fronton said Commerce street, 87 feet 4 inches in depth and front on said Lafayette street, 85 feet 7 inches iu depth on the opposite side line, and 32 fee 1 inesy in width oat" the reaw Une, the whole according to a plan by L. II. Pilie.

City Surveyor, 8th December. 1858, deposited ia the of B. Bouny, late Notary in this eity, together with the buildings thereon, consisting ef a two-story Brick Store. 2. A CERTAIN LOT OP GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvement thereon, situate in the Faubourg DelordAia this city, and designated by the AO.

VI on plan orawn ny n. wutaws, 1832, and deposited in the office of G. R-Striiiger. late Notary. Said lot is situate at and frtrm the corner or Mobile Landing and Triton Walk, and measure 25 met front on the said Mobile Laudicg or Rampart street, by 109 feet 3 iuchea in depth and fronton said-Triton Walk or Delord street, and 31 feet inches in width on the rear line.

Said lot is comprised within the square bound-' ed by Mobile Landing, Dryadea, Julia and Triton Walk. The improvements comprise a two-story Brick Building, withtwo-atory Bnck Kitchen, etc, No. 296 Kamnrt afreet, and known and used as the Alhambia Coffee-House. 3. TWO LOTS OR PORTIONS OF GROUND, situated in the Suburb Annunciation of this city, in the square bounded by Religion, St.

James, Market and St. Thomas atreeta, designated by the No. 1 and 2, on a plan made by Joseph PUie, then Surveyor of this city, aud annexed to an act passed before FrUx de Armas, then a notary in this city, said lots having, in Ameriean measure, according to said plan, the loilawiu; dimension, to wit the portion of gronnd designated a No. 1, 32 feet front on Religious street, by a depth of 127 feat 10 inches and a half deep and front on St. James street, and the same depth on the side which separates it from lot No.

2, and 32 feet on the rear Une, and the portion or lot designated by the No. 2, measuring 31 feet 11 aud a quarter inches front on Religions street, by 127 feet 10 inches aud a half deep on the aid which separates it from lot No. 1 above do. scribed, 127 feet 10 inches and a half deep on the other side, and 31 feet 11 Inches and a quarter on the rear, together with all the improvements theie-on, comprising a two-story brick house and kitchen, sevt ral wooden ont-buitdinga, etc known as No. 121, 123 and 125 Rslhrious street.

Together with fifty of hundred dollars each of the capital stock of the Citizens' Bank of Louisiana, secured by mortgage on the property. 4. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the improvement thereon, situated in the Second District of this city, iu the square bounded by Exchange Alley, Royal, Bienville and Conti atreeta, being designated by the Noa. 11 and 12 on a jplan by L. H.

Fine, City Surveyor. 17th January, 1359, and deposited in the office of 8. Bonny, late City Notary, which Said lots are contiguous to each other, and measure as follows in American measure lot No. 1 1 has 16 feet front on Exchauge Alley, by a depth of 21 feet 7 inches on the Une dividing ft from lot No. 12, and tl feet 6 inches and 7 lines on the opposite aide Une between parallel line; aud lot No, 13 ha 16 feet fronton Exchange Alley, by a depth ef 21 feet 7 inches and 2 lines ou the opponite side Une between parallel Unea.

The improvements comprise a two-story brick building No. 93. 5. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the im provementa thereon, situated tn the Second Diatriet of this city, in the square bounded by Villere, Bienville and Customhouse street, said lot having a front of 19 feet 10 inches en said Villere street, by a depth ef 60 feet French measure. The improvements comprise a two story frame dwelling, being the lower half and known as No.

VUlere street. 6. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OP GROUND, together with aU the buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the Second District of this eity, designated by Noa. 1, 2 and 3 of square bonnded by Customhouse, Bienville and Rendon street and Hagan Avenue, on a plan by Tonrnd and DeLisle, on UUi May, 1S58, and deposited with A. Dncatel, late notary, as plan No.

14 or Book of Plans, No. 6, said lots having the following dimension, according to said plan, vizi Lot No. 1 forma the corner of Hagan Avenue and Bienville street, and measures 30 leet 9 iuchea aud 5 lines front on Bienville street, by 102 feet 8 iuches and 4 line deep, and fronting on Hagan Avenue Lota No. 2 and 3 measure each 30 feet 9 inchea and 4 lines front ou Bienville street by 102 feet 8 inches aud 4 lines deep between equal and parallel Unea 7. THREE LOTS OP GROUND, together with aU the rights, privileges, etc, situated in Suburb JacksoiL Secoud District of this city, in th square bounded by St.

Louis. Conti and St. Anthony streets aud the Metairie Road. Oue lot having 54 feet and 5 Unes frout on St. Authouy street, 73 leet inchea in depth and front oa St.

Louis street, 113 feet iuches in depth on the other side, and 67 feet Inches and 6 Unes front on the Metairie Road in the tear. Another lot adjoining the above, having 54 fleet and 5 Unea front ou St. Authouy street, 113 feet 8 inches in depth on one side, 153 feet inchea in depth on the outer side and 67 feet inchea and nes front on the Metairie Road in the rear and the third lot adkilns the above, aud having 54 feet and i-liuui lrunt ou St. Anthony street. 153 feet 8 Iuchea in depth the other da aud 6 feet 3 inches aud 5 line irout ou the Metnirle Road in the rear.

THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY. n. FIVE LtrTS OF GROUND, situated in the Fan-bcurg Washington, below the city, and designated by the No. 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of square No. 7, ou a plan by N.

Rillieux, Engineer, dated 18th November, 18 o6, and depobltediu the office of Jules Mossy, lute notary public iu this city, whieh-said square is comprised between M-thilifa, Girod and Urquhart streets, and the propertv of the Too ceo Warehouse Company. ISaid lot adjoin each other, aud measure each 31 feet front ou said Mathilda street, by 119 feet in depth, with the exception of No. 11. which forma the corner of MathUda aud Girod, and measures 31 teet 1 inch and 1 line front on Mathilda street bv 119 feet deep aud frout on Girod street. 9.

FIVE LOTS OP GROUND, situated in Faubourg Washington, in this eity, iu square No. 52, bounded by Bartholomew, Liberal aud Force atreeta, aud the property of L. B. Mucuilhy naid lot designated by the Noa 7, 8, 9, 10 aud 11. having each 31 feet front on Bartholomew street, by 119 teet 5 inches aud 2 lines deep.

Lot No. 1 1 beiug the corner oi Force and Bartholomew streets. FOURTH DISTRICT PROPKRTT. i 10. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the improvements thereou, situated in the Fourth Distiict of this city, in the square bounded by Jo sephine.

Jackson, Levee or lchoupltonias and Lauding or ater street, designated by Nos. 1 and the said lot having each 21 feet fronton said Water street orPobUc Lauding, making together in front on said Public Laudlng42 feet or thereabouts, be the same more, or less. The said lot No. 1 forms the corner of Levee and Josephine streets, on which latter street it haaa front and depth of 85 feet or be the samemore or And the said lot No 2 being adjoining to said lot No. 1, and has a like depth of 85 feet or thereabouts, be the same more or lesa The said lota 1 and 2 form part of the oriental lots Noa 1 and 2, described on a plan drawn by John Scbreeder, dated 28th April, 1836, and deposited iu the omw of J.

B. Marks, late notary in this city, in the Book of Plans No. 2, together with -the rights of batture in front of said ground. The improvements comprise a large two-story frame building and outbuildings, used as a coffee-house, etc and occupied by Mr. Stratmeyer.

1L TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Fourth District of this city, in the square bounded by Josephine, Adele, Levee (or Tchoupitoulas) and Rousseau streets, designated by the numbers 8 and 9, on a plan drawn by B. Buisaon, survevor, ou the 10th of March, 1852, denoaited in the office of John R. Bergstede, late Pariah Recorder of Jefferson. Said lots adjoin each other and measure each as follows, to-wit each 37 feet 11 inchea frout on Josephine street, by 159 feet 10, inches and 3 unea in depth, between parallel tinea, togetherjwjth all the improvements thereon, compiling on each lot a double one story frame house, known as 21, 23, 25 and 27 Josephine street. 12.

A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the improvements thereon, Ticht. ways, etc situate in tlie Faubourg Lafayette. Fourth District! of this eity, in the square No. 59, bounded by Chipi pea jersey, rirsi auu Bora pa ru streets, ana ues-i hma ted by the No. 1 on a phtn of 17 lots of ground! oy rt.

want, lary surveyor oi tne late eity oi itiay-j ette, on 24th of February, 1U48, and deposited in the office of L. R. Kenny. Notary Public Said lot forms the corner of Soraparu and Chippewa streets, Bud tiiaioires 21 feet 3 ltiehs front Ati street by a depth and front on Soraparu street of' no ieet, uie same, aeprn on tne une oi lot mi and 28 feet iu width iu tlie rear. American measure.

Tlie Improvements comprise a one storv frame- house, used aa a aud known oa 335 lupiiewa lreet. I jl A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with, itll tlie bulldiiies and improvement tbereoa. situ ate in the Suburb Liveudaie. Fourth District of thia' city, in Uie square No. 30, comprised witlun Jer- Bey.

rouitn, Chippewa ana Washington and detHcnutcd by tlie No. 13 on a plan of the same' and other lots by W. Thompson, surveyor, nn- oeroateoi intn Apru, isu, aua uepoaited in the ott'ee of H. B. Cenas, late a notary in this city, wuicn Kaia lot measure JU ieet front on rourtn street, bv 125 feet iu denth between eoual and nar- aUel lines, all American measure.

The improve-' merits comprise a doub'e one story frame houne, with alley in centre, known as Noa. -86 And 8a Fourth street. I 14. A CERTAIN LOT OP GROUND, situated in theS Fauliourc Livaudnis. Fourth District of this city.

in. the aquare bonnded by First, Fulton, Second and; Divisiun streets, designated by the No. 5 on a plaoj by C. A. Hedin, January 2, and deposited ast plan No.

11. in the office of J. R. Beard, late Notary, in thia eity. The said Lot form the corner of Second aud Division and measure 27 feet 3j inches ana and 2-5 of a line xront on seooiui street.

by 120 feet in de Dili between neraUel Unea. American measure, togvt her' wrtb theieof ail alley way IU feet 10 iuches in width in the reaVof said Lot) ran I sing through from Kulton te DivisWrn streets, mou to this aad ether Let. The -4mprovcssents eomprjoe- a doub'e -one-story frame Houke; knoan as Noa, 43 and 46Seeead street. 15. TiiREB CERTAIN LOTS OPUROL'NTX te (ether with all th bnildlnra and unprovementb thereon.

ttnatein the Faubourg LiVaudai. Fourth DUtricf I-Voir on. Third and Fourth street, as per original pisn or saia raubonrg, made a. noisAon, ana aepomta witn T. buyol, late Notary.

Two Lot are deaigoated by the No. 12 and 13, on a plan made by H. 2d oelhauacn, dated 19th January. 1846, a TTirrtTlCT A -t2 J.UV A. AV1X sad Wssrti aaalaav BaekexTIamintney otioe B.

Btriager, late Notary in thia eity. at4 Let No. Itmeaaurea, in American measure, 29. feet front en Fourth street, by 12S feet iuchea iii ptb between equal and parallel liuea, bounded enene sid by Lot No. 11, and on the other side Lot -Ha.

la, and said Lot Nt 13 meaanre, in Americas measure, 29 feet front on Fourth street, by a depth and front oa Faitaa street of 126 feet inchea, from the dimenaiona ef which Lata, as above given, ia to be deducted 31 feet 9 inches front en Fnlfcon street by 68 feet deep off the rear of soul Let sold te J. Uanirm and Teiaar. Th other. Let. ee portion, measure 30 foet front on Fulton, street iy abont teet.

deep, more or less. The. imareveatent comprise one-story fraiue building, -fcTOB 4aVHALP OF a-CXRTAUI- LOT OP GROCITO with 'the building and impravstaentS thereofvituate in tfae Faubourg Ltvaudaia, Fourth Dtatne ef thia eity, and designated on the original plan of said Faubourg aa Lot No. 7, ta square No. 5, boandad by Seventh, Eighth, Magaaine and Camp atreeta.

Said Lot measures SB feet front oa Magaaine street, by 120 feet deep, Bnghsh measure the half of said Lot being situated next to Eighth, street, and known as No. Magazine street. 11FOUB CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated in Faubourg Livandaia, Fourth District of this eitv, in the square bounded by Itoiisaean, PhUip, Soraparu and Fulton streets, being designated a Nos. J13, J19. 12 Ua-JLot No.

If3 meaoaiea 29 feet 4 inches and 6 Unea front on So rev para street, by 159 feet 10 inches aud 3 Una doe betweea paraUeL line. Lot No. 119 measure XI feet 5 inches front ou Philip street, by. 159 feet 10 inches and 3 line deep between parallel Une. Let lMadiaina Lot Mo.

119. aud haaalik fronton Philim street -and a Uke depth- between parallel Mnei and Lot No. 12B has a front en Fnlten street of 31 feet 11 inches aad 5 hoe, by a depth ef ISO. ft Bnturrn parallel nnea im imuruTemeuts eontnriae. en each of these Lota a doubler-oae atory frame Cottage, Kitchen, etc and Are known as -Nos.

41 and 43 Soraparu, Noa. 463 aud 465 Fulton, or St. Thenia street, and a mos. an, en, U4M Philip i ia A CERTAIN LOT OP GROUND, together with an the building and improvement situate in Lafayette, now Fourth District of thin-city. designated by the in square No.

12, bonndsd by Levee or' Tchoupitoulas, First, Rousseau and Bbraparn streets, as per Uthographic plan, certified by J. A. Beard at Slay, and deposited In the office of Thomas Layton, notary in this city, the same being then a Notary, which said lot measures 29 feet frout on Tchonpitoulas or Levee street, by a depth of 100 feet, said lot having in the rear 26 feet 6 inches, the whole agreeably to said plan. Said lot adjoin the corner of fioraparn aud Tchoupitoulaa street. The improvement eompiis a two-story om wore ana known as No.

795 Tchoupitoulaa atreet. and occupied by Mr. Siebert aa agrooary store. 19. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all the rights, ways, improvements, thereon, situate ou the batture of the Faubourg Livaudais, Fourth District of thia eity, in the aquare bounded by First, Soraparu, Levee or.

Tohoupitoula, aad the batture or ater street, designated by the No. 3 on a Plan made by C. A. Media, CivU Engineer, da- tedth Deeember. 1852.

deoosited in the office of James Oraham, late NoUry in this eity. Said lot DM-aanre 22 feet ll lnene nnea on tne t-umie Koea or Landing, 110 feet 8 inchea and 1 Unea en the line of Lot No. 2, 23 feet incite and 7H line fronton Levee or Tchoupitoulaa street, and 107 feet 4H lines on the line of Lot No. 4, said admeasurements being according to the plan aforesaid, and to another Slan by H. Moelhauaen, dated 21st January, eposlted th the office of G.

B. Stringer, late a Notary to this city. 20. A CERTAIN LOT OP GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thcreen, situate in rauDOurg savaauais, ruuruttiouiciui tuisvtijr, and designated bv the No. 6 of square Nu.

3L en the original plan of said faubourg, drawn by Beit. Buisaon, surveyor, oiifthe 5th of March, 1832, aid deposited in the office of Felix Griuia, then a notaj-y in tnis city, rtaia lot iorms tue corner oi mppewa and Third streets, and measures 50 feet front fn Chippewa street-by a depth and front en Thikd street or 133 feet ana or 1J ieet incne ou lue une dividing it from lot No. 7, American measure, from which dimensions aa above given is to be deducted 50 feet irout on Third street by 50 feet deep between parallel Unes, American measure, sold to Nicholas Grenert thia lot ie comprised within the square bounded by Chippewa, Jersey, Third audi Fourth Streets, the Improve meat comprise a one-story frame house, known a No. 395 Chippewa atreet. 21.

A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, situate, in the late eity of Lafayette, now Fourth District or thi in the square bounded by St. Mary, St. Andrew, Belleeltasse, (Religious, and St. Amand, (Rousseau) street, designated by the No. 6, on a plan drawn by H.

Moelhausen, surveyor, en the loth ef April, 1843, and deposited in the office of G. R. Stringer, late notary in thi city, aa plan No. 1 of book of plans, and measuring 30 feet frout on St. Mary street, 33 feet 3 inches fit the rear, 128 feet deep on the side line dividing it from lot No.

6, aud an irregular depth on the Uue of lot No. 4. The Un- Srovements comprise a doublo one-story frame onse, with alley in centre, slate roof, and knowu as No. 32 Ht. Mary street.

22. A CERTAIN HALF PART OR PORTION OF A LOT OF GROUND, together with all the building aud improvement thereon, situated in the Fourth District of this city, at the western corner of Levee and Soraparu streets, in the square bouuded by Levea or Tchoupitoulaa, Rousseau, Soraparu ana First street, lormiug part of lots No. 84 and 85, in square No. 12, according to a plan made by H-Grant, Surveyor, dated 2d February, 1B44, aud de- Kiited in the office of L. R.

Kenny, late Notary blic in the parish of Jefferson. The upper half of said rot of ground being the part now referred to, the same having, in American measure according to said plan, 30 feet 3 inches front, eu Levee street, by atepth of 100 feet between parallel lines, the said dimensions being now reduced by a sale made of 9 feet 9 inches front on Levee street by 100 feet deep to 20 feet 6 inches front on Levee street by 100 feet deep between parallel lines, American measure. Thia lot form the corner of Soraparu and Tchoupitoulas street. The improvement comprise a two-story brick building, known as No. 93, Tchoupitoulas street, now ocenpied a a coffeehouse.

CARROLLTON PROPERTY. (3. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated, inthetownof Carrollton, parish of Jenereon, No. 182-12, on a plan drawn by John Schreiber, Engineer, on the 18th March, 1838, and deposited in the office of FeUx de Armas, then a Notary Publie in this eitv, said square of ground beiug comprised within Pritchard, Twelfth, Leonidas and Monroe streets. GRETNA PROPERTY.

24. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OP GROUND sitn-ate in the village of Mechauicsliain. pariah of JcC'erson, in square No. 7, said aquare being bounded by Copernic Avenue Second, Third aud Newtou streets. These said lots are designated by the Nos.

4, 5 and 6 on the plan of said village drawu by Hugh Grant, Surveyor, 2d February, 1842, and dertosited for reference In the office of R. Kenny, late notary in the parish of Jefferson. Said lot adjoin each other and measure each 50 feet frout on Newton street bv a depth each of 125 feet, lot No. 6 forming the comer of Newton and Second street, the whole American measure, agreeably to said ptan. TEXAS LAND.

oc ivim km oojiiwt nmk i a daoo nw a vn i ing and beicg situated in Bexar District, State of Texas, anown as nurvey no. i-ml in section no, on the east side of the Ecleto Creek, an original stent irom tne state or lexaa. no. aau, vol ated at Austin, 3d July. 1847.

J. Pinckney Hender son, Governor, andTbos. W. Ward, Commissioner ot tne uenerai iana umce. Terms of sale One-third eaah' in 8.

Treasury notes, the balance on a credit of six and twelve month for note of the purchasers bearing special mortgage on xue property soia, wiui per ceuu per annum interest from date until maturity, and if not then paid, 8 per cent, per annum, thereafter until final payment. Improvements to be kept instrred and policies transierrea vo venaors. The note to be subdivided to suit the convenience of the heirs. (y Terms for Texas Land Cash in U. 8.

Trea surv noses. Acts of sale before P. Cuvenier, Notary ruouc, a ius expense ox uie purcnasers. Cll For Aceeaat et Densurtaure. A handsome two-atory Brick Swelling on St, Joseph street, between Camn and Maaazine stieta.

A Building Lot on Annunciation street, between jacseon ana joaepnine sueeva -DVC. R. GIRARDEY h. CO. AuetUneera Office.

17 Exchange Place WUI be sold at public auction on SATURDAY. December ft at li o'clock at the Merchant' and Auctioneers' Kxchange, on Royal, between Canal and Customhouse streets, for account ef departure, the ioUowiug valuable improved nnd vacant property, to-wit THAT DESIRABLE FAMILY DWELLING, No. 147 Bt. Joseph street, being in the aquare bouuded by St. Joseph.

Camp, Magazine and Julia street. The lot measures 21 leet 10 inches- frout on St. Joseph a depth, between parallel lines, of 91 feet, together with the use of an alley, 5 feet wide, in the rear, common to this aud outer lota, which alley opens into Kt. Joseph street. The improvement comprise a nanusonie two-story ana mushed attic Brick Dwelling, a ith ball and large parlors below.

comfortable sleeping apartment above: a two- story Brick Kitchen with six apartment, yard flagged, and aU in good order. Poaaeion giveu 1st April, until which time it is leased. A LOT OF GROUND, iu the Fourth Diatriet. In the square bounded by Jackson, Josephine. Annunciation and Laurel atreeta Bald lot measure 31 feet 10 inches A line front en Annunciation Jersey) street by a depth, between parallel line, of 4 i icci inciu auu unea.

Terms One-half cash balance at one and two years' credit, for notes secured by mortgage on the property, bearing six per-cent, current aud eight per rem. ciniiuii interest, improvement to be kept insured and policy transferred to the vendor. Purchasers may pay all cash if preferred to the ciruit pvruua Act ef sale before Wm. Bhannon, notary public, at the expense of the purchaser. dl Very Ilealrable Kimt District Praperty eu Auction, either for Occupation or Invent ment rive Two Story Brick Dwellings, corner Dry-" ades and Thalia stnmf h.

i BV a GIRARDEY CO. Oflloe, tTBxehange Place SATURDAY, Dee. 9, at 12 o'clock at the Mehante aad Auctioneer's Bxchaoga, will be aold at putHe auction the following very valuable and desirable First Diatriet Property, to-wit: THRF.K CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated tn, the square bouaded by Drysdes, TbaUar Erato and Rampart (late Herculea) street, designated on plan as Koa. 1. 2 and 3, together, with aU the iiu-aaovemant tboruon- Lot Bo.

9 forma the corner of Drysdes and Thalia streets, and. measure 32 feet 1 then 3 Une frout on Dryadea, bv a depth and front of 109 feet biche lines on Thalia street between parallel Unea The haipeuieaueat trpsu this lot comnriua a tine story doable tanement Dwelling, having two parlors ana einsag rooms) below aud two room above tea eh a doable two story brt -k: kitchen in rear, having four apartment to each. tagie ana doable cistern, yard paved, and the v.cuui(,Hwi cvnaiuoaana weu eouatrncted. J-otNe. aieasures 6 fwC 5 mche trout on Dry- AUCTION- SALES.

ades street (adjoins la irya inches and Knee th Wwer ide Une, irregulariy te the rear, aad eientage Th I street, ea which street it saeeareTuW I hfe jrent, oy ieet nnea oeen, -r Th. imnmmnntt aa thia 1aK 'mtti lortanie ana wei bavin: two taar three Ob sleeping above and below i a gardei large two story frame building in the rear, erteLl- I T. m-mm k.vin. unnU madationa, with good opening; yaad paseeTsMr cistern, hydrant aad a large Lot No. 1 measures 39 feet 3 inches front oa Dr.

ades street, Jl feet inehee width in the rear, bra) depth of 127 feet 10 tstthea aad lines the side Uae the sarn en the upper uie ha. bntaaeV rowing toward the reaav r. -T The improvement comprise a fine double tea story brick dwelling, having two parlors sad iluinr mom to each below, three sleeping rsasna ts eats' above, together two story brick kitchen in the rear, having each four apartment, cistern, anl. alleys opening on Dryadea atreet to each tenesmu -These dweUmga always command ta htt of tenant, and are suoocptibl of rrrtnnt llil of 03600 per annum. 3 erma naif caan, naianoe at one years poHcte to be traasferred te vend.

Act of sale before Wat Shannon, Jtotary at the expense -of the purchaaer. aj leatat New C'ettaare DwellUur. OalyOaav Square from Canal Street Cars, and Twedtoryt Frame House adjoining, on. Prieur street bi. "tween Canal and Gaeqnet streets.

4 BY C. G1RARDBT k. Anctianesis 'OflLw; 17 Ezchaage Plaee-SATCRDAIV Deeear4v at 12 o'clock will be aold, at publie anetiea, sV the Auctioneer' Exchange, the following -very airable First District property TWO CERTAIN-LOTS OF ia the sattaMt i 1 1 Dounaeu oy -anai, "wi iwur. atreeta, niensuriug 50 feet front on Priearstr-t, a depth of 148 feet, between parallel Unea. TbeW movements oa taeee ox rwnns.

a very ae). frame tKiage vweinag, unuf mo mmivrnf lyi. ment Parlor, bed and dining aad baek roouZ kitchen, servants room and cabinet. Marina tr ties, gas In beuse, and aB- bx fine eeadit, newly papered, and ready for possession tm x.A 5thinst7 ANOTHER LOT OP GKOUNTaCToTnlng the Wnr measuring 25 feet front on Prieur street, by 14V in deptlt, between 'parallel line. Imnrovi.

comprise A two-tory frame Dwelling, having, a reom above and below, cistern, Posset. I given on the XSth inat, t. Tenna One-half eaah in Treasury not, blaa at oneyeara caadife for note of the pnrehaK cured by aoaetgage-eav tlie property, having cent, current auu per cent, svautual interest. lu preveroeBts be kept insured and policy una. ferred to the vendor.

a- Act of sale before C. Cnrilller. notary miUfa 1,1 ine cx'euspvw iuv pmviiot Tfce f.siistr 11 ess KimTl FieMastreea tiuts uutriet, bsvibj twa ti square er greuna, oaooaofnery naaeal-witu. an the improvements, to be sold la block sci without reaerve. BY G1RARDBT fc CO.

Auctioneers Otts -17 Exchange Place Will be sold at a actio SATURDAY, Decembers, at 12 o'clock, attas Merchants' and Auctioneers' Exchange The weU known LUZENBEBG Elysian Fields street or Pontchartraiu Railroad, It comprises two large square, on fronting en ian Field atreet, meaanring, Frencb measur, 3 feet, by 268 feet 1 inches, and iabouadod by gly si an Fields. Marigny, Liberal and Genoia straei, meotner aquare tuei bum moantn aaa immedlatelvlntherear of th 4lbova, ana 1 bv Marhrnv. Liberal. Genois and MandeviUe street. The main is a large two-tory aadlsthi frame house, having about twenty rooms, pUisUs, ed aud with fire place; a two-story kitshes, office and bed -rooms, and setae Ave outhouse,) etc Thia location waa selected by the lata Dr.

Lurenberg, and the improvement expreasly, buUk for the entertainment of patient. The improvement are very attractive in appear ance and well adapte aua locetea ior any isuuy- tion, retired betel or beer garaen. Term One-third eaah in U. Treasury aotaf balance at one and two years' credit for note secured by mortgage ea the property, beanaf fc per cent, current and per cent, eventual Inter; Improvements to be kept insured and -poiiey transfered to the vendor. Act of sale before W.

Castetl, notary puWiAJ the expense of the purchaser. -natt. dremt Bade 8tcks I14X Slaara the New Orleans Ga Light Company, to be saldf Auction, for account of the succession of Job JL Elgee, No. 20,755, Second District of -Orleans. BTG B.

GIRAEDETJt Auctioneera-Nicho. I las J. Eoey, Auctioneer Office, Nos. 17 and 19 Is. change Place, between Canal and Customhecj- streets Vfm he said on TUESDAY, December liu, 1865, commencing at o'cWck at cbants' and Auctioneer Exchange, on RoyBl'sV tween Canal and Cuatotnhease atreet, by vtrtnerf an order granted by the Hon.

John W. Tnemaff Judge of the Second District Court of Nw Orleana, in the matter ef the Succeaaion of the late John Elgee, rendered and signed en the 33d day of vember, 1865, will be sold et poblic sucU'fora-' count of the Bu cession of John K. Rlgee a i Two. thousand one hundred and fprty-en4 Share, of the Capital Stock of th New' CWean Cos Light Company, standing ttm name of said deoaia the books ef said Terms of sale- Cash in TJ. S.

Treoanry notes. This Stock will be oftered in lot to suit the wish of purchasers. tfl-- A KJea Hajrwr Plaatmtiv Stweked wttk CMnplete aiacnlaery, of ass darn aessrt-tkm, for shaking a crop, nearly opposite to city of New Orleana, in the pariah of Jenersea, fev session civen 1st January. 1868. -Succession ef C.

D. Yancey, -flecend district Court of Jtav kl WA 1, ACQ BTUK GIRARDEY k. CO. 4J.Hey, AaMS-eer Ofnea 17 Bxchange Place, between, ana custOBuioua atreeta. i tiuiAi, xisemugt 16th, 1865, at 12 o'clock will be aold at pabb auction, at the Merchant' Bxchange, bv and Ja pursuance ef an order from the Hon.

John W. Thomas, Judge of the Second District Court of KW Orleana. dated Kevamber 10th, 1865, and Bombesed said docket, the ftJlowiag described, Valuable Sugar Estaee, belonging te the aforasaid suceession, dfC ft Yaneev, to-wit THAT VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION, ksowa as the BeU Plantation, "together with all th law firovement thereon, situated, being aad tyisria be parish of Jefferson, en the riirht bank ef th -MisoiBsippi River, about four mlha above th sky ef New Orleans, measuring eleven arpeata front the said river, by eighty arpent in deptVan widening in the rear to seventeen arpents, there tire comprising about eleven hundred and forty pents, superficial measurement. The plautation ia bounded by the land of P. Pagende above, and below by those formerly so longing to the late W.

Micou. The rear kn fronts on Bavoa Dauphine, 1s very high, and rich.J timbered with cypress. L. The UTiprovemwuta comprise two frame Dwcuiaf Houses, Sugar Stables, Negro Cabins, Cora -Cribs, Steam Saw aud Oriot Mill; ala, Draioh Machine in rear of the plantation. -t This property ts known a one of the rich? Sugar estates in the vicinity of New Orleans.

Its oil and alluvial deposit ar tee- well known teisy quire deecripttea. A large portion this sc land is arable, aad for productiveness not xUeS by any lands in thi Btate. Delivery and possession of this property itves ea the let January. 1866, i. Attached te the above are 100 Shares CenssbdateC Association.

1 "'IZLi Terms and Conditions Parehaasr to meyea)Mr of the pnvchass aaansy in cash and the balsas one and two years credit for notes secured ey mortgage on the property, bearing interest at rate of 8 ter ceut. per annum from tb day of ao "judication until ttnal payment. Purcliasertoassoi' the mortgage debt due said association, which wia amount ou the day of adjudication in principal so interest, to the total sum of 13. 0T2 68, the be deducted equally from the two credit The improvements to be kept insured and icy to be transferred to Ut eaecator. actoi sate neiore au ueruon.

nouwy xneexpenaeoiutepurcnaaer. On the plantation there is about on lf tlnla (Wt Plnwa. and I'll ing implement, which will be eold ubseqar uie aaove saie. Que nonce 01 wnicn wiu ae a-" is aa a ex itww i DweHlBa: mrmr CmmmM Hrrwwt, ea FbS- lpi'B, between Canal ana vsuasa street o-r site the residenee of Meases. Deaegie, hart esiM.

BY C. GIRARDBT It CO. Off! ee, 17 Btehaett win be sold at auction, at the Merchants' aed Auc tioneer Exchange, en Royal street, tetwer Canal and Customhouse streets 1. THAT FINB 1AFT in aquare bounded oy -Bnj Common, PhUippa and Baronne. atreeta, No.

meaauring 29 feet front on PhUippa street, 14 3S inches deep on the idiviaiou Iin of No.25. 14 feet 5 inches deep on the division line ef lots Not. 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17, and 20 feet 4 inches wide rate rear of the division line of lot Ha Term Purchaser te assume the payment of t- sum of tk2366 18 to the Treasurer of the BtaM Leuisiana, doe aad payable 21st March, UTS, ani interest thereon at th rate of per cent, per -num. payable lat June and lat of eac year: me nam nee eaan In U. B.

Treasnry 'uami 2. A LoTuSCiuttn in uniiuiius bemgsa being 54 tt and Miah, as nOm. ii fee wide running from Baronne to Philippe street, deep on the Une of No. 16, feet on the line of 18, and 24 feet wide in the rear, said alley toeer mon to this and adjacent lota. i Teims- Pnrehaaer to assume the payment of to aum of 294 36 the Treasurer of tlie rt'J7! Louibiana.

due and payable 21st March, 1872, an interest thereon at the- rate ef 5 pec cent. num. parable lat June and 1st December of year 1 the balance cash in V. 8. Treasnry avrte Acts of sale before Ed Barnett, notary poblio.

the expenfe of the twirrbasera, BOARDING. A GRNTLBMAN AND HIS "WD may obtain board in a private family ar yr nal atreet, where they may enjoy the comiortaoj home. Or a gentleman eaa have a fln room rr out board for a liberal price. Reference Address HOME, Picayune office, J- i. roiaw reoanaabeve.

with front I 1 plat ia fronl7.nj' a 1.