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SHERIFF,S SALE.
rouHrH DsrRcr CouRT HENRY DUBoSQUE and BROTHER
NKwoRLKaNs. PLINY E. DAVIS, SAME VS.. SAME

Fou.1s ps1.e1 pqB9s9uE N" md BRoF We
Nos soil, 4sis
directed BY the Honorable Fr,h District csnr, Ct New
Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to sell at public anr
and Ro n @ s
Two LOTS OF GROUND number. and two staatsd in th
e. th city, wss ,n S I to-
feet sly inches front slpemns street, E
"a sy .s, feet T.. nss
sie T. aS%'F
suIp1Nss TWO STORY FRAWE
other dependencies belonging. ''''
ars IS ~ myt Sheriff Of the PARISH q Orleans.
sHERIFFs SALE.
on ARoEE f 81 TX
DY VIRTUE Of a writ of fieri facias to me
5Isaa. hs above entitled VIM sell At public
asa % 3
LIST LOT OF GROUND together with the buildings and improve
,n sns ,ss, @ forming n tn
street h one hundred snd feet dssp
Ss gallery 'S Hall and o Pa"
House with oSs H Gur VIII
Pantry and Bath Room Also TWO STORY WOODEN KITCHEN
ID: 1ashs1 LoT GROUND together with the buildings
ays FEET on, Orange running
aFfs sss s sag AZ obE s sn
out houses.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
mha4 ap3 IA "a Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
SHERIFFS SALE
NKwORLRANs. CR0NAN. No f6T4
by VIRTUE Of a writ of alias feri facias
~ directed by the Honorable the
NewOrane in the above entitled will proceed sell public
{
L.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in Municipality No One of this
city beng lot number one in number forty plan drawn by
Pile Surveyor. the 18th OF May 1919 deposited in the office
Michel de Arma Notary Public this city, which said lot forms the
ffyfou feet three inches Claul.
front on St Peter of hundred " ty
Together with all the BUILDINGS
consisting of TWO-SToRY FRAME HOUSE, FRONT BRICK,
| FRAME KITCHEN AND STABLES SLATE ROOTED.
Seized in the above suit.
| Te!ms cash the JAMES T. FRERET,
| APPS l5 "a mys Sherfo III" parish o Orleans.
CONSTABLE'S SALE
SECOND JUsrrcE CouRr CHARLES E. ALTER PHILLIPS.
| PARISH OF ORLEANS. No. i3,ssS.
| RY VIRTUE of q writ of fieri faeias to me
- directed BY the Hon. j. L. Winter
the Parish Of Orleans will at public suction
April 49, 1882 at 10 O'clock No. IS Camp
A LOT OF DAGUERREoTYPE SPECIMENS, etc, some
Terms cash.
MD
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
oy NxwOhLkASa oNNET.. No. 1924
Ky VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to
- directed by the Honorable he First Court of Nerr
ea the above sntsd will public auction
s RotundA the City Exchange ST. Louis
and E0y1l street. on TnEspAY ay4 1884 At o'clock NJ
square bounded by Rampant ST. Claude St Philip
eehsnAted by number drawn by Tne
vsyor Of ths city the 18th Jn 1870
bsfo Michel d: Arma, then Notary this city.
feet hont on 81 Philip street by frat depth seventy
eet and thence the said lot toward ST. Claude
whole or less. ~ "
Together with all the BUILDINGS AND thereon
e'Ieuanee. depedsnc ghtn and privileges belonging
which BUILDINGS consist OF HOUSE, BRGkED between pc lis
also KITCHEN, STABLE. etc. f
S.insd in The abovr suit
TsnA,-The purchaser 10 assume tho $500
aual and perpetual ground
tent sr anr and assume all the other relating sj
GROUND anu ths pAhes or Tho price OF adjudication
eAth on the spot JAMES p FRERET,
ap2 Is % myi Rot the Parish on '.ns
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SIEKIFFTS -SALE.
or NkwOslEANs CENT ROGER. No. 4Di5.
ny VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Third CourIo NwO
ean, the above entitled will sell public Auction
in the Rotnnds Of the City Exchange,
and Rsyal strees on SATURDAY,, May 1862, Il O'Clock
LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon
IN the city of Newoeans having French eighteen front
Bourbon street, between St
seventy three feet inches the line
or lately belonging Francois Pierre twenty tgt four
parallel with Bou bon street. dividing it property NJ puuv
eighteen let tour inches on line parallel with St. Louis dividing
from property formerly belonging Mr. Miranda
on ine parallel with Bourbon line
parallel with St Louis street. dividing said property
ing to sali Miranda being the pIrlg
from Etenne Carrnby the heirs his deceased wife by An r
passed before T. Seghers late Notary Public Of h ety. on the
da! of April 1876. - " " ''
Which BUILDINGS of BRICK NJ.
HOUSE. with Three Rooms also ONESruRY BRICK KITGiN
with Two Rooms, 1000
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot las. p FRFRET
APP IT n mhs ShcrTUf the Of OIgar,.
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UNEUiSTl.
have used the BRI1GEWATER PAINT, which Ne G. c.
oGEtl co Agents, the hurricane deck the
PORPOSE The Paint hiss MONTHS
WHATEVER
In about four weeks became PERFECT SLATE, salts
nea OF rs ai NE 9nhte. TO insure il CERTAIN
PROJECTION the effects Of SPARKS ClNDERS.
hdenty recommend tle BRIDGEWATE PAINT the purposes
forth in the Agents Circular
Newotleans December l, 1881
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

MEDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDl
lV CrNEs, SO PoYpRAs STREET Ncwo HuFTY
respectfully the public generally pur
Of the Southern Branch the Empire Co.
POYDAS STREET, up at
siderable for the Patent Medicine business Having
facilities for supplying Druggists Dealers
every article this line he confidently olc inspection
and prices.
following list only comprises part of his
which will be furnished the Trade
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sHERIFF's SALE.


FIFTH DrsrR1cr CounrI RANKIN CO. BEDElA @
on NswORLEANs. KELLAR AND JOHN KELIAR No a463
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable Fifth District Court of
Orleans The entitled will PROCEED to public
Chartres Roy. FRIDAY May a 1852 at o'clock
LOT OF GROUND WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON atnstsd Municipality No. Of this city, the
bounded Benjamin. ST Thomas. Tchoupoua. and su.stts streets
eight inches and ak lines in dap,h the line
Thsupus. street. hundred and feet depth
feet limos width in the agreeaby
plan c. A. Hdn Architect and Civil Engineer tbs
April s4l, deposited in the ofs of H. B. Censs Notary
Pubc which improvements consist Of and Wheel
wrightshop.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
apis 20 mya II Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Fiksr DisrEicr CouRr JOSEPH MTG NELL vs. THOMAS C
OF NnwoxL.Ah. MALoNEANO VIE Noss3S
ny VIRTUE Of a writ of iisri facias against
Thomas g Malone and to direcf by the Honorable The
Ft District Court Of Nswos,n, III. entitled cause viii
proceed to sell 81 public auction tho
H. Louis street Sstwsen Charities and Rc, streets MONDAY
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with t.. BUILDINGS and I'M.
pkoVEMES1s thereon, rights PRIV eges appurenancc
belonging or any wise sppsrtau situated Seeond
aneipaiy o. ms city, measuring IN Al ,ry.twc
est mont Agaane street. by hundred
inches tnore ess in DEPTH between paa whole accord
ing plan drawn by O. A. edn dated 30 s and de-
pssilsd the office Of Felix Percy Nslary ruh AMID
Lot Of ground situated in the bounded BY Camp Magazine
Which BUILDING consist ola oNE-SToRY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, and TWO STORY FRAME klTt HEN,
Seized in The above suit
Terms cash the spst, JAMS p FRERET
apl5 "a MY II Sheriff a. she Parish Of Orleans,
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had h LOUISIANA DRY DoCK painted with The BRIDGE
WATER FAINT AM it's thoroughly tested
opinion with Captain omasson Of tina MAGNOLIA Captain Brown
PERIOR ARTICLE.
(St5nedt HUGHES, VALLETT 4 THOMAS,
Louisiana Dock Yard
J. r, WHITNEY & CO.,
Agents LlliaiHna Dry Dock Co.
NewO1lenns, February 4, 1872.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
F RS bIstStsT cSuHr SOUL, JOHN hartley
by VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale to
- directed by the Honorable the t.t
Orleans the above entitled vii sc publ.
auction the Rounda of the City EIchanz
Charities and Royal streets, SATURDAY May 1854
o'clock NJ -
one CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND wis all the BUILDINGS
thereon and all tho fiEhs privileges
any the nine. faubourg
e III the Municipality No. Two of this
number hen on certain plsn drawn Louie Brug
eehera dated june 1881, and deposited the oe
ma' Notary Public Of th city, tbs tl day the
I toi thirty feet front St TIL
@ "eniy set IN dpth betwsen parallel
r, Ibe BUILDINGS IMPROVEMENTS con, OF on
SioRf FRAME KITCHEN, - 1890 W.
Seized in the sbo suit
Terms cash the spot, IA les p FRFRET
a?1A "a my5 sh,,n a. .,;,r ~ '.i,,,,.
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SHERIFE,S SALE
mh3l apo 10 ~ Sheriff Of tha Parish Of d,,I,e,,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON RouGt r bruars ~ ls5g
N HEREAS, VIM. e. FLoRANCF, late Tax
Collector of the ts Represenla,,r nstas the city o
Sewoeans, has this day made application m 4t cnccir
ne following bonds, viz: bond the 300 gei by
torrance, principal together with Angrrrr and M
Leeds IN the sum of s6lb0 security the lS February
second bond IN the sl2S0 Is
leeds on the IN December 1850 Third bond *35iT
signed b sd fonnGe And John Leeds the 2 February
The collect OF State Taxes for 1850, irtases
Now this to notify all persons show cs Mt the %
Of The Secretary of State, within ninety last publication
hereof why the said bonds should be lid nnuud
Given under hand and the OF theSt RAJ
LIS Rouge, the oath February, 1852, and OF iIrt Ind
= p-ndenee of the United States the seven lxtl,
a. ny the Governor: JOSEPH WALKER.
CniRLHs GtYARRE, Secretary of State. ullI al
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al UNDRl ES-
, GUNNY BAGS-I,sOoO.
CtGARS-5u0,OGd.
PAPER OF Ill descriptions
GofFEE-JhTn, 100 bag.; Havana lhs bags.
lAhtSDufels', aud St,gr SIay,--5t tierees andins
kCE-50 isTss, For saIa by
spT Ell. HART k'Co M Tphonpitouns street
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. b. ROBBINS, OF THE
SHIP LEODEs
have the BRIDGEWATER PAT used on the decks OF
Steamboats, and Sea Vessels and haze also 'scd and
various wnys am confident it will Fire
Wattr Protector; and particularly very BEST
that can be applied 70 the decks Of Sailing Vessels well
ECONOMY sud DURABILITY rs Tor PREV EXITING LEAK.
tSigned) N q. ROBBINS Master Ship Leodes.
NewOrleans January 81 1859.
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VA IIlSKY--lD0 barrels Monongahela, part
w very superior; l25 tll,. kettard
apt lW CONVERSE 4 CO, ~ Tchouuitoulns street.
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HuREAu DE L'EXECUT1F, BAroN touGE Fowler Is5g.
"A TTENDU QUE, W. L. FLuRANCE, ci.devant
Solicitor ds' THE. dEtat dams pour Premiere
n pour e csncement de bons ciapres pour la
e S.sOo dAte s tevrier 1850, u principal
o. ph D. NJ AnguerTa ct John Leeds
"a ,?ime de Ssse 2me I'm bond pour $50 As E p
70 u torrance ct Jen Leeds II pecemb bond nom
e aS $'7I gne par lie dit foranc John Leeds
licenses dGrant Fan ~ ~ ''"'' ''''
ceei est are per.pnnes r
Iee. avo'r detn bureau dams les oua
lo qn .t'roni Ia denare publication present n1i,
annullees 'e " "' pas VSfeeies 81
Douhe sous ma main ct lie VILE de Rslup
A's Rouge lie 2lm de Pewter D. 1852 et d. Pin,
. dependence des EtatS- unis .os.lte- sri,6r,e
r.,,,- al ts Sou'eneeF; JOSEPH W ALKER
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4 , Prison Nv oiloe u
ELIZABETH dark grille, high agei about 4 WEAR.
OF Sewofle.us - ~ 'r' W WI ''4"''s.-s
The owner will please comply with the law respecting her.
Se~orlsans, April is. ls5s. " .in a., " arden ardSn
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d NON PEAS lot of the above in fine order
" lor planting just For sal in quantities 10 sq, pu
rNnsers, LApli 8tI D. MAUPAY. nyirr ct nrur r
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& fROCKERY CHIN and GLASSW ARE g9ssss,
VI r. FELL co. 81 Common street Neworenn i'm III n
eTa dealers, wholesale retail.
anGint Rstors ande Table Cutlery Japsnned Walters G6
packed "
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WAsHisGroS, October 26, 1852.
ON the petition of Cadwallader Evans, of Pitts-
~ hurgh, Pa. praying for the extension of patent
granted TO him the fifteenth N5h) of pril, 1892
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eighteen hundred and fifty three (ls53)
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prepared TO furnish, short notice, all kinds Of
PRINTING PAPER, r.a
of any size weight required, at prices from ten
TO fifteen cents per pound, according TO quality.
Orders addressed to the subscribers, Phiadol-
phia post office, will receive prompt attention.
Feb l4-tfs &c. b p. II. WARREN.