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DR CONyER,s INyIGORATING CORDIAL, FOR THE

~ cure seminal weakness debility impotency,
turnal emissions &C. caused by improper secret habs of
excessive indulgence in ripper The sad effects
body mind enaed by this violation Of the laws of
and social being
the extremes loss OF flesh youthful
manly vgor and decay Of vital power The mind
becomes i'm paired memory weak, and Of mental
pcaon slight detection self dstIust aversion to society
dsnoned ard ncapacitated for business matrmony.
Young be deceived by the Of wonderful
little books by pills. powders and other nostrums they
lief procure this ordai 1t is the only anchor Of hope for
YOU has restored Of to health happiness
and society 1t contains mercury other mineral
OFF, ye substance to njure the patient hndrance from
business Dr. Convcrs Office No 50 3rd
Avenue between 10th and th streets New York where he
ia consu in disorders Cordial 81 bottle three
battles for So Explicit directions and important remarks to
the married single each bottle No charge
for advice who purchase The Cordial carefully for
warded to any part of the country N B:-Those whose
alliance has not been productive and those
about to marry should axe immediate Of this cordial
IL cop q Of ply steal inability,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

VAUXHALL GARDEN-NEW SALOON.-FOR SIX
Nights Ony;.Unpreccdented Attraction Mr. Macar-
thy the celebrated Deneator Of Irish Character Of Thea
tire Royal Drury Lane and Covsnt Garden London aided
Miss Fanny Frazier the beautiful and celebrated Vocalist
fayerite Sonss-Commencins Monday evening May It'll
and continued evening this week. with popular Irish
Entertainments, entitled MIRTH AND MELODY OF THE
EMERALD ISLEinterspersed with original Songs Sketches
&c Doors at 7f to at D. Tickets % No
postponement account of the weather.
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NTEpIcAL AID-DoCToR YOURSELF PRIVATELY

wi for Is cents, by Of thu Pocket culapius
every his physician. IL is CONFIDENTIAL silent
adviser enabling every to conduct his
successful termination. Twentieth edition,
hundred engravng showing private diseases and
Of the system, every and
foim by William Young A. d. The various forms of secret
diseases seminal weakness diseases of the prostate gland
mpotency solitary habits Of youth. are faithfully described
and all tho recipes given in plain language The chapter
worthy stten and should be read
by Any person sending twenty cents enclosed
letter, will receive OF this book, bv mall
copies will be sent for dollar. Address DR. WM YOUNG
l52 Spruce street. Philadelphia.
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MO CURE NO CHARGE.-DR MURPHY, OF s. GOLD
street conadenaly consulted on all forms of private
diseases Recent of gonorhea he In two to four
days Constitutional debility and impoenoy successfully
by Dr. No used in CASE hindxAnoe
from hnsfness. Omen from A. M. to p M
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DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRI-
~ vate Treatise, Co. 90 Greenwich streetoOe hour.
in the early stages will be surprised at the rapidly sad %
attending their IL is chiefly however
those who have suffered from certain people, whe
can properly appreciate his services In structure from
from advantages and very extensive practce1
be rapid, easy and radical which, he has
ground for stating obtained other "a
America
CEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, Hc.-DOCTOR
- Raphs Practical Private Treatise deeply Interestingly
the only treatment and with recipes mode OF
living &C., faithfully given 9th edition, 32 price
most mailed
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SPORTING.


TINION COURSE. l.. I-TROTTING.-MONDAY MAY
~ a. at o'clock p NJ Purse Of 1900 $50 to the
best mile heats best three in FIVE between Lady
Lady Suffolk and Lady sutton D. Bryant enters & m Lady
Suffolk j. Case enters m Lady Moscow; Woodruff
br Lady sutton The will leave South Ferry Brook
lyn for the Course Mt half past o'clock r. NJ and
turn soon MS tho sports
M. d. GREEN, Proprietor
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leave ON wednssday the 2srd nst at oclOok from Pier
The s in s si hs
the Senator viii be At Panama to passengers
San Francisco rif
Pc Eeh . cf Vii
humber passengers only will be taken also the bulk
L. asS is ss or
street PASSENGERS should inquire at the Insurance Offices to
sail Saturday May.6-The splendid fast sailing bark TE-
M n n % so1 90 sS
s. or the BULK o up
few more cabin passengers can be accommodated II i'm
made as above Ss e
will please hand their bills Of adns for Signature
and rely upon having their goods measured
fax, sail sailing bark ALICE TAkEroN viii sail on s.tur!
day mor"inp sateroom remains disengaged ANOTHER
81 81 s9' s sSf S Vail ssP. street.
5 50 sailing sos bark saz lSs
ss g. sh s1 sif 'ssfsS on
q Immediate application is made on board at Pier No. II
$ 1,sn.. ..sd a sS. sq s: Il .ss :.
The Agents Office for signature Passengers who have
and pd their w
may be secured There are YET for few
gsV taken c il this viii please down
luggage before Tuesday 10Th inst and BIO
hoard at Pier No H. "Wednesday 10TH at IL o'clock, NJ.
at hich time the vessel will clear at the Custom House
NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, VIA RIO IA
Metro and Valparaiso TO sail before the 18th June-The
fast sailing superior bark PlLENA Capt SWAIN Her ao-
@ Ss a n TO nS's eas. any
For freight passage apply board pier No North
River, or to r. * ~ fo"LbN 10 west ntreet.
CsR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, WITH I'M
mediate despxtchA tine, fast sailing clipper built bris
will despached for the above port in few days For
iOUN "diItNs. LR. n South street. up stars
ID PASSENGERS PER BARK ALICETARLTON, FOR SAN
i Frssoisco, will embark board steamer from
Iall opp,ss the custom House Barge Oioe
(Ssutdny at " O'clock One fine crh DO
ISAAC r. SMITH,
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DRJOHNSON, l6DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
- the treatment of delicate dseasesThe Doctors
tston for half cured that have existed fog
years lie pre- eminent Constitutional weakpes, brought on
by habit eectuay cured Recent oases cured 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

nR. JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFFEC-
- tual sold for Gonorhaa and other disorders
Of the Long experience has proved that it will
radically any This desirable result Is obtained in
from days. and neither creates
ofends the palate and renders deviation in
Diet interruption usual pursuits sound sleep healthy
Digestion the nuisance thus removed MS speedily AZ is
sstent with the production Of thorough and permanent
effect either locally be caused by ts
Price 81 bottle Sole Agent for this oity c. H.
RING, l92 Broadway, corner John street.
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DAssENGERs PER Ba RK ALICE TARLTON, FOR SAN
il Frasoieco, will embark board steamer from
all, opy,sts the custom House Barge Oioe
(Sautdny At " O'clock One hne berth DO
obtained, ny application 10 the subscriber. -.
~ ISAAC Y. SMITH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

VIVHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince the only In
this country consists Of great number life size Of
Apartments Houses Stores and Vessels
Temples and Brdges specimens Of Chinese Manufactures
Of Music Lanterns &c. &c. Open from nine A. NJ till p
n, daily Adpttanoe Is cents children under twelve hall
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AMUOE MRNVg.


BROADWAY THEATRE-SATURDAYE EVENING NAY
sna n. b Srs T s1s fIs
Mr. Lester; Mons MorreiI Mr. vaehs Emanuel Mr. Grace
psnElar Mr. Pope Able Faris, Mr. Dyot Fernand, Mr.
way Old Dantes Mr. Bernard Mona villefort Mr. Nat
news herceces Mrs Abbott Haydee, Miss T. waack;
Carman Dress Circle Psrquettc 75c Family Third
circles DC; Gallery l21c Doors open at Z. performance
to commence at71s o'clock.
BUTTONS THEATRE, CHAMBERS sr-BENEFIr OF
BE played the popular drama At D6MBEY & soNSJaok
MT srSSaEha% Mr. Domse{ MI LYNNE M carssr
Mr. ksymord Captain Cutie Mr.. Burton; Edith, Mrs. A.
the sssS r R1@Ss % M tx oPa
'rougham; Lobsoouse. Mr.. Burton; Bngo, Mr.. Raymond
,hns9 Mr. Warden Cora Miss Chapman Mrs Lobscouse.
Circle c Doors open at curtain to rise at
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. 7. BARNUM,
Manager and propretor j. Greenwood Jr3 Assistant
afternoon at and every evening before
o'clock The has engaged for another week. the
feet and weight pounds they may at all
hours with Titsnis the Fairy Queen Also engaged for
Eissr &C. Great western the Yankee Comedian, and Mr.
Harrison the celebrated comic impromtu singer mag
Rsyouton the SnS Lady, Miss Ess Miss st sansops
Mfs Barton Miss West and Highland Mammoth Brothers
is 1851 lbs measured feet in length may be- seen At
hsnIs WAX Scripture stssuary way aticns Of
Admission 70 cents; children under years. l2 oons
THE DIsT1Ns AT THE TABERNACLE ON TUES
DAY Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings Mr..
DsTN and his Sons will give series Of Grand Vocal
vincent sy s s % their ma al &
popular competitions those extraordinary instruments
and L. 6tn a Mr. ay Why 'H will preside
at the piano forte Admission 80 cents Tickets be had
the evening Doors open at Concert commen css
Change of Programme every evening.
VI OICTI ANDPRs MAGIC vJEws An Tup Cur
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INOUND--A SUN OF MONEY WHICH TUE OWNER
can have by describing and paying charges. liress
o. 1910 rost Once An nterie. will be given, II the
descriptions correct
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" OIGTLANDERS MAGIC VIEWS, AT THR CHI
nese Assembly Rooms, 5il Observation-Disclosures with
Moving Figures Astronomical Views Kaleidoscope Chro
matropes &C. Tho wonderful exhibition Of the magn
hcence beauty and submy Of nature in the world
Admittance to the parquee cents all other the
house. % GENTS Doors open at performance commences
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, WITH I'M
mediate despstchA hnc fast sailing clipper built bris
will despatched for the above port in few days For
iOWN COLLINS. LR. "a South street. 10 starr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

MI ADAME SHAILS VENUS PILLS-THE WONDER
wi full effects of which duly acknowledged by all who
have used them for the of physical dlualifca ons
generave incapacty and impedments to marriage They
Afford within hour after the most pleasing singular
happy Of their virtues For full particulars
circulars be had of the regular appointed agents where
the pills be had genuine and direct from Paris
Price 81 box They be sent by mail to part Of
the United States Canadas Agents for New York &C H.
Ring Broadway, Of John street; 8 Broadway
Of Chambers street. i Broadway of Howard
street 63 Bowery Of Walker street, Isl Grand
Allen Ia Canal street. opposite West Broad
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RE w A RDS.
LOST AND FOUND.

II osT OR sToLEN--AT SPRINGFIELD MASS, YES
IL to-day 18th instant Certificate Of three shares OF New
York and Erie Railroad stock, No. Of Certificate 3 All
P''''A " N 'e ~ JOHN c. COOPER.
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IMPoR $ SEcSND WEEK

The receipts of some of the principal articles of
ports by lake. since tie opening of navigation to the
18th instant in each Of the past two years.
nexed =
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NOTICE-JAMEs y. AYREs, DENTIST, HAVING
IN returned this city, has his profession
office la5 Fulton three doors Church
street. whore he will be happy meet his former patrons
the public generally who need his
in his profession Remember l!i5 Fulton street
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THE GOLD COAST.

leans-The United States Mail Steamship Company win
despatch on Saturday sy 18Th the ana e
Orleans and will land receive passengers at the bar at
United States Mails for tho Pacific steamers from Panama
California and Oregon.
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TARPET BAG LosT-oN THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
~ 18th Instant either in the ticket ore Mt foot Of Liberty
street the ferry boat belonging the Philsdcphs
o small Garrett Bag, in which will be fou'd cards Of the
owner lady Whoever will leave at No. IS Liberty street
shall be properly rewarded
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A UCTION NOTICE-SALE OF ELEGANT AND VA
II uabe Second Hand Furniture, Of all descriptions This
Day l0 O'clock from families removing &c. in the sales
room, IL Spruce street. 80 Carpets Piano Fortes
THOS. BELL, Auctisneer.
TTNHEODORE MALLABY WILL SELL AT AUCTION
Monday the 2Ist instant at 10 o'clock at the French
Cabinet Warehouse No. Is Beekman street. of Gold
elegant assortment Of city made Furniturestye Louis
the XIV and XIV. and warranted by the manufacturer.
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RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY-FROM 800 TO
"A 4W per cent guaranteed to competent men, with small
cash capital to In and most popular
business in of the Union. Call early possible
At 9S Broadway, Sd floor, 4.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17
WHOLE NO. 2oe

Davis from your paper, written by Holland,
winch instead of doing the writer any di..
credit, created rounds of laughter.
Foreman replied, and those GU, of door, bs.
gan 10 come in, and soon the Hall was aga;n
crowded. He spoke hut lew minutes. md
then gave way for Mr.. Holland, who clos.d
the argument in short speech, a, the end of
winch he gave the following sentence and
though bombastc, was received with aeclama.
ton. 1t was as near as can remember. III.
following words, " May the Union never m..,
with more successful opposition than il has
zone to-day This closed he discussion.
noted the time each speaker occupied
throughout the day, which was as follows -
george +. Davis, one hour and twentv min.
u'es-John Holland, one hour and forty min.
u'es-Joseph Foreman, one hour-.JohnJ ]. Wo,d.
ward twenty minutes-Simon Bernard. twenty
mlnu'es-Dr. Slebbins, forty minutes.
IL may not seem proper 10 say, which you,
scribe considers as the best speaker or worst.
suffice it to say that Stebbins and Holland.
were The most popular speakers Of the day,
both being of-hanjed and fluent. and each
party Will undoubtedly suppose his party was
successful. But if publ. opirion he snv
criterion 10 go by, Holland and Foreman made
successful vindi alton of the Union, and bere
let me say with all good feelings, that Davis
without the aid of his friends, would have mad.
but very lame defence of the subject. Should
another dizcpaeioo Of tha 49,. IL ~. ~
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17

mond, of the "splendId fas. sailing, East In
dia frigate Chichester" comes to Portsmouth
he is invited to dine by the Nevis at theii
charming cottage in the Isle of Wright. Sumo
Times Frank Aimesbury is there and on such
occasions, Hammond cannot help reyerting to
the gambling story observing with de.
Precaiing how to Mrs. Nevil in offering an
opinion" take it that to lose money at any
game OF chance is bad enough but depend
upon it, young gentlemen, you cannot do a
worse thing when it is once gone, than 10 try
and uin IL back again ~
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17
SELECT TALES,
The Gamblers Mother,
OR, nm Old Mates story of a Pirate

"They say he's capital billiard player"
"Whol"
"Aimesbury."
"Nonsense, he looks slolr."
"Well Try him."
The Aimesbury alluded 10 WIS a young Off
Ger who had very lately Joined the depot oil
the-ih, and was a good billiard player.
He beat Capt. For,eseue who had pronounced
him slow" hollow-but Capt. Forlescue was
nothing to Charley Williams. The latter pro-
posed pool, but 70 the surprise of the young
men assemb ed round tho table, Aimesbury re-
fused to join. He objected to the stales pro-
posed.
Captain Fortescue laughed, Charley Will
liams coaxed, some sneer' and one quizzed oui
hero bitterly as he was lighting his cigar in
the hall, and overheard Aimesbury say to a
brother officer 4" No eannot-indeed can.
not. have promised, -" We !, who have
you promised !" inquired the other, following
him. "My mother, that would not gamble"
"HA ! ha ha !" how merry they all were
at Aimesbury's expense And it must BE-
confessed that the echoes of their laughter
rang unpeasanlly on the young soldiers ears
I'd he walked across The square. Only one
person in that crowd OF officers sympaihized
with Frank Aimesbury- he was young Lieu
tenant Colonel in command Of the depot. Not
that he eschewed cards or dice, or exercised
self-denial in general; but although he was
neither of vicious disposition nor violent pas
sions, he had gone with The stream. He had
kept up the credit Of the corps, by bringing
"correct" guests a. mess-men who could
drink hard without being Z" the worse for it"
He gave champagne luncheons, played high
at his club in short did everything that could
make him popular in society and favorite in
his regiment.
"Old associations leave their roots deepest
in the human heart !" this simple allusion oil
Aimesbury's to his mother, struck to the foun-
dsiion of all that was good in Colonel Nevil
He was thus suddenly reminded of his owr
mother, who was dead. He recollectsd the
last time he had seen her alive leaning from
her opea carriage to gaze at him as he drove
cH on the BOX of coach towarda Sandhurst
the thought of all his promises to her, and how
he had renewed them 10 himself standing by
her open coffin! His mother. how little he
Ind thought about her lately
Apparently he was intent upon the Nava
and Military Gazette" before him, but he wa,
watching young Aimesbury from the window
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17
THALEs
Correspondence i The blue Hem. caie4.,

\ Woporsr., NJ.
.ue,v,. J,oud,N 4. -, mug ''"' ios''
Gentlemen-Jb,s,on
cidents that b,ve ,,ansn;-os go -, '"e In
minqton frs, on rhn.l,,,..'. ''' VI
Al g o,clock A N -, no'"s' aug Sno'
VII g., pl,'-',.,, wv" f'Ss'se 'o' we"
on n. c.u,s1", pun, on' o'a'u oil 'he cars
nass;nr .' ,'"'' n'-u A''ef
-, -. f,r '''0 '"'oug' many 'hri-
r;rad ',4 t'.'. ',r,aes' ana towns we ar
Ins,aa,i,r ~. "sa' o'"'asF'"e, New Jersey
ltr,cl III Ia]., " ~ "s,' '"e engine ran on me
and R,,;,.n c., ",au"E '"'" '"e delaware
form On, an rhish u'"ss'"s S''e' " tne pat
c,o,cs ,,.naaa "e'o '0e '.e'H"' oaggage
tbe 6,s,and .ooond ,1.s S'"euSs'o" enSueu' ana
o,en, con,,o, ~. cars came IN VI
ni,,co,r, ~ va ron me oaggase
Fod al ,h l ..' .s's.' W '"e way 0,f ana car
VI '''' p's'e"se's III 1t against tue second
sai a,u To-. .sm nanglng .nefe between
~ .'a'","s anu o'eak'ng paris Of 'h9 cars The
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17
ORIGINAL POETRY.
BY VIRGIL.

New Eussnd. dear New England my birth place pron,
ir.itors curse he on my hoad when am false 10 thee
xhr rolls the bright Connecticut in silver tn the sea-
While old Wachuset reafs its head viii remember thee
A soN
From far New EnEands sunny hills
Its lakes and rivers fair.
I've wandered to the creeks and kills
OF Little Delaware
Yet Fancy brings them all to view,
Go whereson'er NAV
see them now--thos~ hills Of blue.
-Four hundred miles awsyl
From DER the wide extended PLATA,
Come sweet. refreshing gales;
And out upon the rolling main.
Are the whitened sails;
Yet. as amid these scenes stand
Beside the spreading Bay
MY heart ia with my native land,
Four hundred miles away!
'Tis sweet among tho Joyous hand
To stroll along the shore.
Upon the smooth and whi,ened sand.
And hear the pillows roar.
Yet though mid scenes like these rove,
Full many a summer day,
NY thoughts with the friends love.
-Four hundred miles awayi
tiorr. amid the forsst Eludrs
For houraalone to tread.
within us deep and quiet shades,
With arches overhead:
And yrt though thrSa may please me WE'LL
Fond memory m viii stray.
Amid lie former lows 10 dwell.
Fanr hundred mes away.
IL sstsrrsr.v.S IVY. s'i'TtiaR
flnve iha waving fields NJ what.
The darkening ranks NJ corn;
tnvr the hrerzas fresh aud sweet,
A. ineense breathing morn
Aud vet a. o'er the hald. rnam.
While yenhvrs round me NAV
NV thourhis sre m that monntainhnme.
r nv hundred miles away
rmineie with the hnsv THONG
And hear heir s"n -elrs- F'an
Though GLAD the voiec m mirl and song
Il In. M riinrns fnr
NV mind with fnnd devofnn
The raraIrss and tho rnv
And IN the friends II loved rrtnrnt
Four hundred ries away,
navER. Del Aut 81 is49.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

U. s. MARSHAL,S SALE.


In The U Drie Court the Eastern District Of
Conrad, Esq., assignee Of the Esaie Of james }. Ha,na
RY VIRTUE of an orer issued from the Honorable the D c
II Court Of the United States for the District aforesaid
ing late 10Th day Of 1872 viii exp public sale MON
DAY, June H. hour of IL O'clock ~
street. Gavcr and Natchez the
right title surrend red by said bankrupt anil vested in
said and the following described properly,
l. An that land situated the Parish this
State or the right the Bpu
property Charles Benedck below Mcdaniel the
Containing 400 arents less together with the
thereon and appurepances thereof
Eighty Acres OF Land Of Section No. l. in Township No.
meridian the southwestern district Louisiana. Said ~
Of Land are situated the west side of Bayou Bruf
Two hundred and five and eighty fvebundedth Acres OF
latitude, Range No. of the basis MERRIAM, the
district Of ouiana situated the Parish of svoyeea and
Ferry the by lands OF Dennis Nc Daniel
a. All that Tract composed Of Lots Nos and OF Sec
Ne Township No. south of the sist degree north lati-
ud Range of the basis merian the dis
trc Of Lousi na situated in The Parish Of Avoele
Bpu bounded the tn by lands Isaac Baldwin,
ami Containing according
appears Certificate No. 1898 OF the the Land
Once dated at opelousa. the 18th al April, 1888.
foregoing Tracts OF Land forming plantation and be
10 d in block.
Pan Of Land will be exhibited lay of sale.
S. third interest bankrupt profits
balance be due tn hun rs partner the late Commercial hm
Abetnahy Hanna, the bills receivable and
said firm well the bills PAYABLE and balances due by
being exhibited the banSrups schedule e i'll the u s.
Dist. Court.
Of saleFo the in and cash. For
the Real Ete the purchaser to give his obligation for three thou
dollars s2h00 year the day The
Bank louisiana bearing the Of
mum from ae until final PAYMENT secured BY mortgage The prop
erty. Balance cash.
Acts Of sale Ceuas Notary Public expense
the purchasers o... ,,.u.o-,.... MI on
WILLIAM S. SCOTT, U. s. Marshal
myi9, Io, s,. H. for the Eastern District Of Louisiana.