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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-18
The Mexican Revolufion-Later Intelligence.


New ORLEANS, Oct. Is. The steamship Yach
has Just arrived from the Brazos which she left
the 9th instant bringing later intelligence from orh
ern Mexico.
The operations of the liberating army were still
successful. They had taken the town of Reynoso.
They captured one gun and quantity of other arms.
General Canales, the Governor of Tamaulipas, at
the last accounts, was approaching Matamoras, and
General Avalos was going out to meet him. Wheth-
er they would meet as friends or foes unknown,
but it is supposed that Canales will assume the
mand of the revolutioniss. These movements have
given great satisfaction to their American partzans,
especially the Texan rangers. Baltimore Sun.
ONO ELECTION. Cincinnati, Oct. I4-I2 M.
The election for Governor and State officers took
place in this State to-day. The returns in very
slowly, and it will be impossible to obtain the vote
of this city tonight. The democratic candidate for
Governor, Gen. Wood, is believed to be elected, as
returns received from number of precincts show
considerable whig losses. Woods majority in Tole-
do is los. WING Senat is elected in the district
of Su.nt and Portage. Hnron county gives whig
majority, and the whole whg ticket is elected. WIS
majority In Sandusky city is "a, and 1875 in the third
ward of Cincinnati.
ACCIDENTS. Mr.. Joseph Ward. citizen of Frank
lin county, thrown from his buggy by his horse
taking fright and running away, the suburbs of
this City, several days ago, by which his leg was
badly fractured. His little son, who in the bug
gy with him, sustained no injury.
On Monday morning last, Mr.. Pickard of Green's
borough, one of the workmen the Lunatic Asy-
lum this City, fell from the scaolding around
wise receiving serious injury. Spirit Of the Age.
We notice in the Official statement of the prisoners
at Havana, the name of Thos. L. McMill, of North
Carolina. He is in the hospital Mililare. is Clerk
by occupation, aged %. son of Thos. McMill and
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-18
Attention RinggoId Guards (.

Attention RimggOId Guards!
AK PARADE at the Capitol Square on Saturday,
S.sxr2 the 25h day of October, at 81 O'Clock A. M.
sa2 armed and equipped according to law, in winter
uniform. and for inspection of and
By order of the Captain,
JOHN r. UTLEY, O. 8.
N. B. Attend meeting of your Company at the
City Hall on Friday night the Gath of October, at
o'clock precisely.
October 9Th, 1851. 9S-3t
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-18
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

Camden. S. c., Sept. sOth, 1851. 81
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-18

New Humorous Work.
TNHE Widow Rugby's Husband, and other Alabama
Tales, by the author of Simon Supes
For sale by w. L. POMEROY-
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1851. 99-
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TObacco-There was good demand and the sales
reached $50 hhds including S39 bids at 20 at 81; a4 at
8; SO at - and 96. badly frosted. at 3s4c Wb.
sugar-The inquiry was active and SEQ hbds changed
hands at very full prices say for fair 54O5ssc y ID.
MOiAsses-Steady. Sales $50 bbls good At @730 and
300 choice re- boiled al 3c " gallon
FlOur-Quet but FIRM with sales of 1900 bbs including
44O bb's Ohio at - 159N % ESQ St. Louis Tin two ots) a,
- % l3o extra at - 6sa v Dbl. and $40 do private
| terms.
Erafn-Con improved slightly, and e5OO sacks sold a.
l20 scks inferior and damaged. at 45 500 ye
low In second hand bags at so; 200 al 5sD53 and 1900
prime white. in lots 54c busbel 1850 bbs ear Corn
sold at Soc, and 1000 bbls d y bbl.. OF Oats q sks
ST. Louis sold Con saturda " 42c buse sacks OF
Bran were taken at s0c y l0Ofb
PrOvsiOns-Pork firm, with sales of 66 bbs branded
Mess in lots GA 62sf0 GA IS; 80 unexpected at
and ~ bbls Rumps also unnspeced at el0 80 v Dbl OF
Bulk Pork 30 0ib sold SIC round for Sides and
HAMS and &c v ib for Shoulders Bacon in active
and the sales reached $50 CASKS including go casks
ribbed Sides Tin four Io) 81 60 casks Shoulder at 6s
Ga 100 cks plain Hams g. and Is cks at l %
OF Beef 20 bbs prime sold % 50, and mixed 10,
Of 100 bbls at % Dbl % 80 refused for lot of 40
bbls Lard in fair request with sales of lao bbls
in two lots. at 81 l3i kegs II. and 1890 at IIAc H.
Rice-5o casks prime Carolina sold at SIC pB
COee-saes 1000 bags Rio, including 1900 at 9N, and
$50 at 81 "a i0c v b, the outside rate on time
CandleS-Further Improvement Sales 100 boxes at 1917
and $50, full weight and mostly from the Levee at IsS
Zoe y ID.
Whisky-Good demand, with sales of 500 bbs in four
lots at 10. 100 1914 40 Ross at and so Raw at az %
gallon.
Exchanxes-Demand fair. especially for Sterling we
quote:
sterling l09h011OS
New York sixty day Bills -. X6Ix y CT disc
sight Checks on New fOrk..........40kV CT prem
FreghtsWe noticed 1910 bbs Flour shipped to Bo,,on
at 90. lboo Pork at 70, and 200 bbs Lard Zoe v bb
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Messrs. Campbell, Arnott 81 Co., of Liverpool
are making arrangements for the establishment of line of
powerful screw steamers between Liverpool Chagres
goods and be from thence across the
shmus 70 Panama. and anshpped in the Pacific
for san Francisco.
The sail makers of New Bedford have struck for
higher They hee ceved 81 81 per dav
they now demand 81 The makers also on a strike
The ngger have succeeded in obtaining 90 day. The
% 25 " 'e
A dispatch of the 18th instant says The loss in
Boston by the late storm estimated half million of dol
lars Several lives have been lost The islands shores
around were srewed with wrecked matter. Many railroad
and other bridges swept away with much other dam
age. -
The Philadelphia Bulletin noticing the recent
disgracefu prze-ght, In the name of decency let
this be the last exhibition of the kind shall be called
upon TO nonce 10 hight for mere these bues
do would be disgraceu in dog even, and dog
sure, would be guilty of the We know indeed
nolhlng so vulgar, for Is than the bruhness
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-29

CONTAINING No ALCOAO Ls
I'D
of Dyspepsia omssuch the heednehe hsnrtesn
acity Of the stomach, loss Of appeue sha
ncpent consumption debility arising from poIactsd eve
cod, old and dsnses
from digeon deranged coniron OF me fonac
1t and srrpae oy ny muicns
,uferng derane' nent
Ioiovingi
Professor A. A. HAYES, M, D., State Asayer;
FirzHkSRY HOMER, Esq. Boron;
Jas 4. DUNN E-a-, CITY Treasurer Boston;
Hon. MYn ON LawRnNCF, IL Pres Mass. Senate;
Hon L. II. ARNOLD. formerly Governor Of Rhode Island.
Hon Wm. WooDsRIDaE. formerly Governor Of Michi-
gan. now U. 2 Senator;
Hon, J: T: MoRsHEAD. formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon j F. sIMnoss. u 8. Senator from Rhode Island |;
Hon SAM't = PHELPS. u g. ss.ao' f. &? Vermont;
Hon. soLomos FoorE. member of Coz g,ess from VI.
Hon. h. y. FOSTER, member of Congress from Penn'a;
Hon N. L.. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress iom Wiacon-
sin Territory;
Gen a, Q. poDeE, memhesi lin Congress from Iswa;
H. STOWE, tsq Clerk in the House Of Represent
GO. TRowsRlDeE, Esq. Detroit, Mich
Gro JosEs Eco. Snrysyor Genssal, nubrqus, Ia I;
Many he hshe can DO
TO- who Will confirm all that has been Ia this vauabs
meiEIe R. GEO B. CT ZEN, Proprietor. winsdor. W
REED. BATES l. AUSTIN. Whoe-ale Druggists. No.
70 Merchants Row, Boston. General Agents.
~ Price 81 per bottle boIt-s foe S.
- cAUTIoN-Each the Genuine Ozyg.naied Bttsrs
t with the Of Geo Green, Propreor Thrse
Sides and addition finely engraved label the The
bottle with the signature Of Reed the ssas
General Agents and whom all arars be addressed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-29

tnA .JRAYMEH AND THE FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-
o annoyance is experienced in the above Cont durip,
~ time is in session, from The hssy noisy and careless
nanner in which draymen drive by the place Yesterday
during the trial OF the charge of murder Victor Jour
dam, his honor urbed he ordered every
man who oed by the Court be arrested and no less than
seven taken into custody under order This
will caution to This class of our citizens against
furious driving, for which the New Orleans drsymn pro.
verbal Often in the evening obliged to stop at
the crossings of principal allow drays
to pass which running which will be home
rst and frequently that the lives children and even
grown persons endangered from this cause fey DAYS
witnessed poor aged knocked down from the
furious driving OF day and though favored him in
his not being injured, sui he great danger
accident.
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FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
FRUITS, WINES, BRANDIES, Etc.

II r. NICHOLS IL CO., rs and IS Camp st.,
importers and dealers in the above articles have now
~ ; aha are constantly receiving full supplies Of
- London Layers 'e' "oAe'' III ou"'"e' anu
Flgs-Smyrna and Eleme Figs in whole and half d,pms.
Dates-2O ails, fine and fresh " e anu "'i' "'ui''
Almonds-aoO sacks soft she'll:
Sultana Raisns-lOO whole and half d,ru..
Dranges-25O boxes in prime order. ""'''
i,e mons NV boxes, in prime order
EilberIsIl5 sacks, frs qualify:
Cream Nnts-25 sacks, In ouaa,v.
sees and Paste-ln pound half pound and
baskets Ccquot. Heidsck Schneider and
Bra9d,eLotaId p1puy James hennesy Marte Whey ard
D"eRs az ,s r ,sao G,sssSg Jean Ii and London
and glass; anu Icnecopa' III "oou
P0Tts-Sandeman. Offlav Wah.. - - - =: -,
and glass; e'' 0"u pure Iuice' III "ooo
MadsIa Claet' Chab Mamsey Mu.catel. in wood and
Cabinet, Iebfraumeilh Rudesheim
stenwsinA G Hoek Mo ellie, Of quality
ap8 ~ ~'se'e''" WINS yss on heho
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A RAILROAD IN ALABAMA CoMpLETEp.-On
the assurance OF event suspicious, it is in no
sense surprising that the Montgomery (Ala) Jour-
nal should ezpand as follows
The Montgomery and West Point Railroad is
at length completed. Ninety miles of railroad =
the first work completed in Alabama All honor
to the energy and zeal of the directors who through
long years of TRIAL and disaster have at last accom-
Plished this important work. We say that this is
an important improvement, because it connects us
with the East, and has poured into the lap of our
seaport, Mobile, the grocery and cotton trade of
large number of counties in Georgia and this State,
and in fact has done more for Mobile (though she
does not seem to appreciate ip than all other
causes ogether."
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Total ECLIPSE OF SUN.-Itis said that total
eclipse OF the sun will take place in Europe on the
18th of July next. 1t will be total in any part
OF the United States-the greatest observation
within our territory will be at Cape Flattery in
Oregon. This most sublime of all phenomena
very seldom occurs. In April, IT'S, the sun was
entirely hidden at noon in London, and again in
May 1924, at Paris but between the years 1924
and 1901, and perhaps longer the shadow of the
moon has not passed, and will not over either of
these cities. The only total eclipse that has hap
Pened in Boston since its settlement in 1880, was
June IT, l706, and there will not be any during
this century. lCin. Chronicle, 18th inst.
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List of Vessels in Port Not cleared

the First municipality designated in
ioe nj me NOS commence at the Railroad and
second Nos
ing No. icing Fatboa Landing the Third n3) the fir,
No
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FOR SALE or BARTER for Dry Goods and
\ Groceres-la0O ACRES SUGAR CANE LAND in
Iexas, uated the Colorado River about miles above
The town of Maagorda For her part.c ulas apply 10
the subscriber at "a Gravier stree. ''' "
ap'5 I'm JACIB SORIA, Notary Public,
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j. L. TAYLOR Il CO.
AUCTIONHKRs AND Commission MRRcHANrs

81 Chartres street, corner of Customhouse.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctionser,
10 viii pay particular all Out
Warden Sueessons Syndips, s. Sales Sales of Vessels
Cargoes damaged Goods, Coftoi
the Sale Household Furniture, persons decuins
Housekeeping.
Regular Sales also held Auction Sales Rooms,
Foregn and Domestic Goods. ap13 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-29

Il az ever OlttIcu ful
sale IN this city and at lowel
prices. These TEAS are.I
the latest importation. and
Oithe most choice qualities
grown in e hins, having
beer selected with great
care. For the use of tam.
lilies theY are put up in
small quantities in well ST.
cured metallic packages, so
as 20 prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
~CitY retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotelssup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ton 0fTRAs, inchests, half
eha.ta ~ ~ and - "
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PUPILS.


HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
of Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
with me 10 my residence in Massachusetts,. The number
will exceed six. shall not only endeavor 10 InsrucI
them in all suitable studies but shan also pay attention
to their and morals and wei are in ali
things My residence is the Fall River Railroad, twelve
hours travel from NewYork, and from Boston, on the
30 ders OF the pleasant age Of Bdgewater shall leave
this city the LIST Of June Those who wish tor
further in formation will find daily at 222 Camp street,
between and clock p. M. lapl41 JOHN A. SHAW
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MRS. c. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
~ LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT. 80
ING IN Water Coors. She may be seen at Miss VsZE
aurd.s opposite LAFAYETTE Square. mh2l tt NJ
A CARD-A Lady, fine Music Teacher of the
PIANO Forte Draughtswoman and Painter who speaks
he French language all purity besides being competent
II instruct in all branches of English, desires
teacher In country school or private family Unexception.
as to character and capacity be furnished
tended to- mb3i
w AN IED-A young man of good address and
active business capacity canvas this city for sub.
rnb r TO several valuable and popular works issuing
rom NE press one possessing capital Of $25 $50 would
oe preferred rare chance here offer young man
Inc requisite character make sum-
Apply at this office. between the hours of 10 and IL
A. N, APPS 81
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LEFLoREaPsr seame, Sarah: 1873 bales cotton Payn.
%. .aess az .s, sai"e
BueSasn ~nea! J9Raeo bales c.on ginsand
fIS% "! s1 kes,o Sss
fealn Donesan Eli o sa sonlsr S%h
IA Owen &co-ls Cleveland, Bros &co-s j Byrne
Brander Mams SEQ u do Ruseey. Ro.S SssJR
BiaiI-l4 90 Wright Srco-25 SKIS peas A Cochran Il
sHREvEPS SHfs .9n St Charles. "a b..
hides Rawms Sco-ii4 bales Hewitt Norton SEQ"
y do CImmngs stewart &eo-s5 lS bales peItres Nc.
a do BIauder. Williams &co-3s do Cleveland Bros Sco-
" do II Heads do, bale, penes hides McAlpin-
bales ton, bales pelres Gray Camp6e"s do PAYNE
\ Ha1i'on-7 do Ruseey, Rochelle y Bsir-Is do Cam
T% r. do Nagent Sco5 DO GrS6s~l 81 wax.
do peeahbs u bales pstlss Hewitt Notion &co-6a bales
LAFOU R1HE-P Per steamer Dr. Baey :n 10 bhds ,uea,
Gfo do d S Esa DenS IS Ssoo d
mack squires-4O do Feiowss SEQ Ii do sa6ster@G
DO Freilsen &eo-4 do Toeda go DO 80 hhds sugar
bales Tete &cc-Tota iSs hhds sugar. sss 81.
viCKsBURG-Per .samsr Princess No g. 4ol bales cot,
Green Sco-2a hoIntiIl MsIhenny~@ Byrne X"e1
Wan psSaulles-5 do Goldsmith Hab-r Eco-siO 900 in
specie Downs .'uddy &co-s5OO0 Henderson & Peaie-a
n n sugar ait Deoaules-sundres to order-Tota l2ls
PORT CADDo-Per steamer Csddo 81 bales cotton
q Nelson &co-l5 Payne n Harris IA HI, Mclean
SSeSmli Roaner mi b, 2 Brander. Williams &oo.a Dc
aow, oTderToa iSs bales cotton oens'e Dlaif-' 0O'
ST Ar A,RTlNsvlLi n steamer Anna No q: HID
Tremoulet-2o do II Tete &co-io do Hill Mclean SEQ
DO PAW Lobii &eo-.5 do l. Jeannetl &co-M do Hal
MS do Wlter Cro.sland-5i do bbls nola q D,
BancE3s bales cotton, bbls molasses Belocq-7 hide
co B A ts Anna 80 bale
Lallande-5 do, 78 bales moss. order,
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Blake PecQuet Hagan. Laughlin, Richardson, Lanata
Benit, Fabre, P,re, Clark Ramos, Derbes Gioue Bon.
neva Barthe. and v. BENT.
The contract for running the Draining Machine No. 3, for
the next five years ordered be solo, the risk of
ihe contractor who negects to comply with his bid
So likewise, with the contract for paving St. Ann street,
as far as CustOmhouse street.
The Finance Committee brought up an elaborate reIort
IN which the present debt of the First Municipality was
stated to be 81 1876 81 The deficiency of the year 1851
said to be s2 as ard the report recommended rigid
economy, to avoid increase the debt 1t
was proposed to print hundred copies of this report
which was agreed to.
The Neutral Ground The Committee on Streets and
Landings instructed confer with the COMMITTEES of the
Second Municipality regard the improvement of thj,
avenue. by extending it to The Lake.
Vaer-it was ordered that pipe be laid from ST. Louis
10 alborne streets, if it does more than 5000
f0t'ceA day policeman take charge of the Neutral
1ouhd The Police Station, Hospital street, after June
ISL Is to have four officers and CORPORAL That in Or
ieanss rect three officers and one Corporal.
MI Richardson, OF the Second Ward proposed as an
amendment that the posts shou be abolished. This caused
great discussion gentlemen cOntendrg that the Second
wanted the police than any other portion of the
CITY, upon which he amendment was withdrawn.
resolution, allowing the Captain of the Guard to place
'e watchmen where he thought proper after the first of
"uhe was adopted, and the Council then adjourned.
RECORDER CALpwRLL's CouRr-Ye,terdav Michael
Donnel and Edward Fitzpatrick were brought nm on +,
cha'ge oil being found the Levee on Sunday night with
oil cotton in their possession which are supposed to
80 ., 'oen' They were so charged with assaulting
'i''' mug and on both charges they were remanded
Psgr"ney.-A vagrant woman named Kelly. who was
iouu proving about Julia on Sunday night in sus-
behavior. " ~ " " " u.s. s
II Burglar IN Troubls-Jobp Co,ns, . novs,f,l ,,sr
was charged with being suspicious and disreputabe char
ac'er On Saturday night he was arrested by officer Nc
Cormi'k' about twelve O'Clock. on North Market street
WIN TWO ,o.uaoe ll' mses in his possess, n, insru-
mers used for house breaking He accounted for the
OF the by saying that he picked them I'M
on the evee The Recorder observed they the two
largest he had ever SEEM and have been made to
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Furniture Furniture. Furnisare
By N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
NM EDNEsDAf Apr 80 halt past o'clocs--wil
W auction without the three brick
IS Philippe, between 6iayer and Peruido Streets
The FURNI said house. In part Ma
hogay Bedeads Armoirs fs Dvans and chars Marble TOY
Sdeboar Bureaus Wsshsad Centre Toile, Tables
Looking Glasses Curtains, Carpets and Bedding
A 10 Of SiLvERWARE.
Terms cash.
sns6
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OvvICE,
Tuesday Morning, Apil g. 1851, !
COtt0n-There only a moderate demand yesterday,
nd the sales limited about 5000 bales at irregular and
mostly easier prices. We quote:
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HYDE e. GOODRICH vs.. j. W. DOLBEAR.. 4
TIE Second Justice Court Nos. l4i H. l53, II 54
l.l55. n. l56

re Is, Second ysstessc0urt Nos IA. Ii5s. ii .i54.
N virtue of five writs Of f. fa., to me directed in
the above entitled causes will offer for sale public
May 1851 al u M the following described property,
seized to satisfy the judgments rendered in The above entitled
Two LoTfs OF GROUND in suburb Annunciation,
dssena,ed BY the numbers and in a. bounded BY
Of W. M lot, 3 feet G
N ihaa and osia sTf'hioMAs Constable
NeMOreans. April l. 1901. app
SIMON RO URKE VS.. A. f. VASS.. No II ,7oa
r virtue Of a writ OF fieri facas to me directed
ID BY the non j. Winter Second Justice Of the Peace
and he . wiz MAJ. BY Hs Il
sHd pRAY numbered
~ s and X sSsss
spa4 M. M. THOMAS. Constable.
SIMON RoURKE VS.. A. F. Vass... No n.7ua.
z N vertu dun writ de ieri facas moi addressed
- par Phonorahle j. L. Winter. Second Juge de Pal,
ct ReGF P.s 49, e" wen.
depot sur Ia rue st. Charles pres de Pence de la
"a CHEvAL DRAY, No. $685. ct les HAIR
In M or fsl &c pour ' Hss sSPee
ayant nne iicence pour cette aimee. LIE saisls
s aSad'n' de la vsns 'f NJ NJ THOMAS Constable
'ha'HEs H. MeAoRly e vs. ssds DWARD BURNS.
RY virtue of writ of fieri facas to me directed
- BY the Hon L. Winter. Second Justice of the Peace
IL and on Rs fsi q s will oy pgec
O'Clock M, at my warehouse, of St. Charles and
4 SILVER WATCH. tpateut Lever. English. ), seized
ap24 M. NJ. T66MAs. Constable.
F. REPPELvs. BsP?ISTE ANTOINE. :. Docket
orleass ''''' '''' 1880 :" ~e o''' Court I" We"
r virtue Of plunus alias writ of seizure and
- sale 70 me directed by the Hon. J. l.. Winter Second
sublic s9ton at Banks Arcade. MONDAY. the 10Th
day Of Ma, 1881 al u O'Clock M.
A LOT uF GROUND situated in suburb Treme in the
@, Nn sS Roman &c AID La
SAID lot 10 feet inches lines front on Roman st.
oy o ieet In depth bounded the side towards Columbus
stree, by lot 70 and On the side towards laharpe
the other half of said lot No seized the above entitled
| cause to a!isfy The Judgement rendered therein.
| Terms Of sale cash., N: NJ. THOMAS Constable.
view onehns, Aprll u, looi apA
JOHN LINDEN VS.. JOHN HENRY BROWNand
| 4 ~ DOUGL.iS, in solid0. In the Second Jus
| - tIees Court. No. 'l,OI8
II virtue of writ of seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Hon j. L. Winter, Second Justice oil
the Peace in and for the Parish Orleans will proceed 10
sel at public auction, MONDAY. the 18th day of May
Sfs Of GRSU ffSd n suburb
desRnated as Nos l, and square No. 8, bounded b.
Peopdas. Livingston Eysean tekis and Marrny streets
said lots having tAmercan measure) .ei inches and
more 4 any there is, plan drawn ]. Brily and de-
poed in he Office OF los Cuvlier, Notary rubic TO-
sehef WIN AL the buildings and improvements thereon
Terms and conditions OF sale cash.
| view orleans, April II, lS'i apl4
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bareses.... and. Dry Goods.
By r. H. PETITPAIN.
TUESDAY April o. 10 o'ciock-WhI be sold at his auction
i room, No Canal street.
An invoice Of French BAREGEs, very latest styles.
And
5 packages and lots Of 6oods
Linens Imperiales. Lstsdoes shng Linens sheetnss
Printed Lawns, Drap dEte Ladies' Hosiery Bonnets
Gloves Fans Parasos plain striped aud Nus
Jaconet Crava Madras HANDKERCHIEF
lsrds beachsd aud brown Coon, Toiie do NOrt
Terms liberal a sale.
be nd be
on the MOI Of saIe .n0s