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COTTON-The Cottoi market relapsed into quite a lul
state Saturday buyers holding back in consequence
the very full prices insisted by factors The sales
barely 5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. MD6IM iddling Fair ,88{MG
Ordinary .6ss673s $780,
Middling decentralization Fair BIO -
Good Middling .sItds1z Good and Fine. 900. "a -
TOBACCO-We heard Of but two sales 20 hhds new
| crop at 40, 10 old at 8: and at 51se.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-The rainy weather had
some effect in checking the business in Sugar and only
some 800 hhds changed hands. Good Common to fully
Fair 3s04t. OF Moasses 1900 bbs found purchasers
at 15d2o@ for fermenting and 24251se for prime and
choice
FLoUR-Markct heavy and some $500 bbls sold Of
which 200 St Louis at 81 3d. 200 Indiana 1.-TWO faboat
lined and to be delivered alongside ship) at "a ISL and
75O bbls Ohio in lots at the reduced rates of 81 lOS4
u Dbl.
GRAlN-The sales of Corn were about $500 sacks as
follows $50 mixed in two lots. at So GA mostly white
at az $40 white at "a. and 9S7 at 81 and $50 bushe
VI oats some 900 sacks St. Louis were disposed of at A
HAY-A sale of 800 bales Western at SIS co.
PRoFlsloNs-Pork continued very firm, with sales Of
'oo dds Mess at sl5 80 uninspected and 100 at the
same. besides 800 bbIs retaled by one dealer Mt
Sis o.. Bacon less firm but still about lao casks taken
including 36 casks Indiana Shoulders at &c. SO ditto Gin
cinnat at 81 and 60 casks Sides at OF Lard 90
tierces prime sold at S7 800 kegs at ga and s37 kegs
GOO $50 and 3s70 at Of Western Butter and
Cheese l3S kegs and rkns of the former sold
and l5o boxes of the latter at 76714q p Ii.
STAR CANDLES-The largest sale we noticed was 80
boxes at 1876 p H.
sALTA cargo of $500 sacks Liverpool coarse was sold
at 644 p sack.
coFFEE-Fair demand and 1850 sacks sold, including
$50 by two brokers' at $50 at GA and rs at 9e H.
WHIskY-50 bbs sold at 17a and no. in various lots
at 17140l7}aq = gallon.
FRElGHTS-An American ship taken for Liverpool at
is Tor Flour and I'd for Cotton In British ships Cotton
is freely taken at Sled
EXCHANGEs-No alteration:
NeWiork slxty-day Bills .2(O24c p ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork 1sGDM q Ct disc
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YELLOW FEyER,-The NewYork Post says that NJ NJ.
Maiendie, Louis and Londe, committee recently ap-
pointed by the French Academy of Medicine to examine
work by DR.. james Glkrest, entitled Is Yellow Fever
contagious not ~ adopt the conclusions at which he
arrives with regard to the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the dis
ease The author say they establishes by numerous
well selected and ncontroverblc proofs that yellow fever
is contagious under any cireumstancesnot in
the case crowdng in this disease whether of the dead
or of the living that the removal of the individuals from
the influence of the local which produce this aee
ton is the test of preventing its extension and
lastly that the cordons called sanitary and quarantine
measures from arresting yellow fever the contrary
favor its extension by combining the population within the
influence of the local causes which give it BIRTH
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oFNEwORLEASs. GEdAN. No. 1885,
RY VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and sale to
me directed by the Honorable the Fourth Dse.
ieas the above entitled will
9 the Rotunda of the City Exchange,
Chares and Royal Streets MONDAY March
NJ -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, WITH THE TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, situate In
fhe second Municipality Of this city in the bounded BY Php
Perdldo thirty
pnpp street BY twenty-five feet and nine inches the lin
ee on me ne nearest to Gsvier street. and one hundred
by Hedn dated December 1885, deposited Office
A. A. Beudouin, Notary Public in this cty.5 =
Seized in the above suit.
fEaMs In cash. to satisfy certain
fn hundred and dollars and dated
December 2l 1850 payable with
annrn interest date to maturity when paid maturity
Gear interest at eight cent maturity
q The purchaser the another
nine hundred and ninety and
1850 and payable after date with like
dollars cost Of copy of act with interest and Of
JAMES P. FRERET,
les l6 Is mhS Sheriff o. he iofO Orleans
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CAUTIoNLfERsoNs RUpTURED sbonld

be that they have security against STRANGULATED
HERNA viz all II hSsIGrs but IN Brsg entsraed and
TURE REMEDY will effect PERMANENT CURE. Thi. Truss is
entirely different from all others in principle action
quenty effect all the advantages
objections attrsued TO the various kinds The
Is more natura being comparatively light
and brought % directly Tbs he thereby
ahoimg security at all times, the BY
It's when fitted by the sk Surgeon
placed beyond the danger Straop other
efous symptoms which nequent the other Trus
very common practice for afflicted with Hernia to select
and apply to themselves bad and dangerous
Be seen only those who understand Anatomy aud
familiar with the of Ruptre remembered that
best Truss be injurious if suit the form Rupture ap
Piled and not properly fitted Therefore have concluded
NO AGENCIES but to sell and apply the Truss office
ST. CHARLES STREET, New Orleans.
Observe the sign Of the a the door mh4 iyd&W
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Things IN PARs-A correspondent of the NewYorll
n.i;.

THINGS PARIs-A correspondent of the Newly DIRK
xpress thus speaks of the Paris Correctional Police
This tribunal is certainly remarkable leniency
of its veriicts who sold his wife for $780, has
been sentenced by it to five years. Imprisonment 1000
frank fine five years loss of civil rights after release from
prison and ten years surveillance by the police, gen.
tenlan by the pastoral of Colin, has been con-
ton of practical joke He went in the dead of night
in the guse of police officer, to lodging house in one
of the suburbs aoke up the landady her produce
her license took her severely to task for sleeping
made her promise to do again. reused the dodgers
and invited them to drink at the landlady's expense
It may may not be known to your readers that the
thieves of Paris employ gentlemen of imagination to
pose and devise for them and original methods
committing grand and petty larceny AS fast the pub
lie learn be its guard against system of opera
TONS an unried plan is substituted in its place. The
following dodge to speak the slang language of the pro-
feso successfully perperated in several tobacco
shops yesterday. in blouse, stating that he had
some purchases to make for absent individual asked
for cents worth ofne cut at the time deposng
upon the counter small book with five franc piece
upon the TOP of it, Having put the fine cut in his pocket
he asked the shop girl to choose him cigars while he
asked his employer who just outside, how many he
should take In the meantime, he would leave his book
then disappeared forever Wondering at his stay, the
girl thought proper to the value Of the ne cut
and turned her attention to the property left
eurty. The five franc piece sugar plum made in
imitation of the national coin The book almanac
of some years standing The two slightly glued
fall upon the counter and reveal by the suenness the
contact the base metal of which it composed This
invention may be considered failure for all the shop
keepers town have heard of by this time and it
never practiced again. Some other however equally
ingenious will speedily take its place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08

ExEcuTIos Grro GRuNzre-0tto Grunzig hung
NewYork the 9th ult the Governor having refused
him farther respite. He declared his innocence up
the last moment, and said NewYork the place
in the world obtain justice in He asserted that his
innocence would be proved Up to the last moment the
wretched confident of being pardoned, and in
consequence of this his spiritual advisers found it impos-
sble to fix his mind things beyond the grave The
last interview between the prisoner and the Lorenz
and the child the fruit of their illicit love truly
ing When informed that the governor had refused to
grant further respite he lost all his usual elf-conro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08

THE ACCIDENT ArLsNTrc.-The Network Tri-
Of the 9th ut says The steamship Atlantic arrived
Yesterday in disabled condition owing to the breaking
Of of her cranks when about 500 miles out Of port.
The weather fresh with quite gale al the time and
Of the speed of the vessel greatly retarded it
being necessary to work her in with wheel only
Hunchausensm afoat yesterday that she had been
70 disabled forbid the of steam and that her
crew brought her in by turning the WHEELS themselves
It is wonder that stawart swimmer did not jump
overheard with line between his teeth and tow her in at
the rate knots hour is said that the accident
to the crank the day of the month and
at the hour of the day the great disaster which
happened to her year ago.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08

AN INTERESTING ScENE.-Mss Davenport the actress.
Mt the Baltimore Theatre, the other evening mper
sonating the character of Charlotte Corday and upon
singing the ''Marseilles Hymn crowned with
beautiful wreath of understanding flowers, by gentle
man. one of about twenty young gentlemen. who have
always admired the fair actress The party also
presented her bouquet of flowers attached to silver
holder As she received the present two beautiful doves
connected by ribbon flew above and finally lit upon her
Elegant articles of iewelry fastened
the neck of each bird The excited great applause
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08

1.-THE MEXICAN DEBT ENGLIsHMEN-Mr. Falconnet,
the agent of the Mexican bondholders in London informs
the chairman of the committee that he has received
means from the government to pay the last January dvi
dend For this purpose he had been provided with orders
on the yarous of the Republic to receive
all the moneys for that portion of duties appropriated
to the foreign debt of Mexico. He had also shipped
$4,000 to Barring Brothers Co. Toprovde against any
deficiency. the Government of Mexico delivered
signmsnt for S2s0OO0 the American indemnity money
payable in May next, to be returned to the Mexican
Treasury in the only that the full amount of the ad
vance be made its value, should have been shipped
from the different ports of the Republic before it becomes
due This amount is entirely independent of the of
two and half millions previously assigned account of
arrears of dividend.
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LARGE ClEARANcEs.-Tbere cleared from this mort
Saturday 2347S bales Of cotton which 2O31 bales
for Liverpool 450 for Boston, "a for Network and
223 for Philadelphia. 0fths quantity the American ship
Winchester took 553 bales the largest cargo by come 200
bales cleared in vessel from any American port
In addition to the cotton the Winchester 5000 slaves
making altogether the largest cargo cleared from
any port in the world She was cleared by Messrs 4 c.
Jenkins L. Co
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DECISION AGAINST UNITED STATES BANK.-The SUI
preme Court of Pennsylvania has affirmed two judgements
of the District Court in suits brought by the Common
wealth against u s. Bank the actual bonus
cured in the charter the State of 100000
years The bank resisted the claim the ground that it
had ceased exercise the functions and franchises
banking and had assigned all its property in trust for
creditors The Commonwealth insisted that the stock
holders annually elected directors, and frequently held
meetings they not given the franchises granted by
the State and that the bank was therefore bound pay
the annual bonus demanded. The Supreme Court sus-
aiped this position the State has therefore, settled
claim against the Bank for 81 600.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08

Mr.. RuETr UNios.-s ky of the Baltimore
Sun writing from Washington says that the incessan
fire the Union kept up by Mr. Rhett is terrible in its
effects the Now that South Carolina has
concluded not to secede, Mr. Rhet will go out of the
Union alone. he draws his pea, diem miage
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TIE WRECK THE U. s. STEAMER MrssouRi.-A letter
from John e Gowan Esq, the contractor for removing
the remains of the u s. steam rgate Missouri dated Ill
braltar Jan a. states that all the machinery has been
removed except the shafts. which would be taken out in
the spring The light which has been kept for eight
the wreck has been dispensed with He further says
that he did in three weeks in removing the steamer
than the English accomplished in three years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08

SINGULAR DisoovERY-A boy. while hunting rabbits
Montgomery Ala recently discovered rather his
dog discovered in digging for rabbit about $500 worth
Of the ewery and silver stolen short time since,
strom the store of Mr. Geo Harris of that city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08

GES. ScoTr DELAwARE-The wing members of the
Legislature of Delaware have nominated Gen Scott
the first choice Of the wings of that State for the Pr
dency and recommended that the wing National Conve
tion be held in Philadelphia on the 18th of June,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08

QUEER FoLKs-The NJ Y. Herald OF the 7th ult, SAYS
meeting Inst night held in Philadelphia to protest
against receiving the popes present block marble
for the Washington monument What queer sh the in
habtants of the city of shad coats They conn
ualy swimming in shallow water,'
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BY j. A BEARD s. MAY, Auctioneers.
MONpAY. March Is 1872 and the follow

INm ONDdI March 1907, anu the fOll0W-
ssse sold auction the
ssSsp sRRssss h1sss
second Manpa and oxne
uas ss % e. aid BG all more fully forth ~ paI
promise made , and gnsd before H. B. Esq Notary
i TWo Tors OF GROUND IN the e bounded by New 1eve.
os s1fs aas aa New
@ ss s and Sav
GRoG lSfs f Souads By Ssw ve Full
lot NJ forms the
kos TO- H. il, il, Laveo
SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND square bounded by New
a'Ia ny o ans he sss FaG Ne eH and
d sss ss a "a Is s 20 Of L + rsn and New
s. E r LOTS OF GROUND the
No Ne s & e F a and New
Lots TO- H. H. 10 and IA front Fulton New
r.,o Ten o lots 21s Of GROUND in the
WI ss''' Lot
Dsm az IF
s L. 9e h s o ssgs a
In 1 Ba 81 sRpUsp and Ne aass ss
@ Lot No d 51. the he. q 81 s eP ND N s
sT sss ~ n AID NV Z e u, Ell ID %
.l FINE y LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded By Joseph
Lot No. the Joseph streets
Lots p and front on Fulton and New Levee streets.
TO- FIVE LOTS OF square bounded bv Market
pelord Fulton and New Leyes streets numbering from
Lot No. forms the OF Fulton New
Lot forms the Deod Fulton and New
Sa p sS% Sis New 1svss and
named, having fronts
Ike taiss ] s %s ss R
i ' sss Ss
business wholesale
can
ties %
promise which this sale nude, prior sale
TERMS cash balance divided
into coupons requed two three and credit with
six interest from
paid eight until final
On the property. jan2T M6Ftmh5dti5
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NEW ORLEANS
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1862.

COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. oCosoR.-Thirty ladies of New
York have presented Charles O'Conor Esd with silver
pitcher expression Of their admiration his
duct and Jealous defence of Mrs Forrest in the
apaSn
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THE Isrnsirs OF TEHuAHTEPEc.-T work. which has
been compiled from the journal of the surveys by
scientific commission under Major Barnard the pub
LEGATION of which we have already noticed has been
ceved by j. b Steel, No 60 Camp street copy of it
be at his store and full supply will arrive in
few
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Tng WHEELING BRiDeE.-The U, s. Supreme Court has
decided that the Wheeling Bridge Company may raise the
structure The application for draw has been referred
to Chancellor Wawort Justice Catron read the adverse
decision in the of Mrs, Gaines.
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Io3 pio" ''", :. - "'' ''sN' "' ' o. "'' ITO"
cAMrE&rllsPerl brig Herenes; lri g. s9nn shin
evtpus cfRIsrPs. ehr sis: q w. a'n il D, .ag
w' ~, II" bale" .ot@rco, 1900 feet lumber, etc.
BRAzos JAGo-Per steamship ssIoo bullion to d.
il TlornaRass specie Gfldemess aro-
sls 'i e9si ess' Es,
-sundriea to order-Toa specie, sa2,Sss al
BRAzos ST. JAGoper steamship rars 1921 beef hides
jas oS sI rs % IN specie 90 s
LIvERPooIe-rer ship Irene: ia Saeka salt to order
RUATAN IsLAND-Per brig VIM Clark: Fruit o saster
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
= FIJI 9G s se
4. fsiss {, 's$:y 4lapf
sss CO. 5ss it, en- sf s.sss
yo.e BROS saeks waters SEQ
a'sse &C. assss
a aEa ssf s,s e s @i ss s
m,so Ws ss WILLIAMS Ias d'5
Hf sss ysiH assss
Sss log ssi Gfsy sssos s 5ans
k BIB. &C. sSst .s $50 ss a
ss:a. sss5 sss
CAMDENPer Corn Noe: 1872 tass cotton II Fr!n
s z ss :s H" %r E %@ a s
Nss;: sa: ass HS So Rffs
% &d 4 sassasasS sassn iE s
s Es ssa Tssas. pan &C., M
% ssT T. e..
T. Aaif = s
sSi' s. isS s' hhd
90 R. Green e g. & 5 &c hAsS ss @
I to ordero ~ bales cotton so4 bos oAsses
sA .ssg ne Rssst cfPs s o
Il -asss
jill 81 hhd sugar Waiksr@l5 bales @os s rar
ner-Ton, 377 hhds sugar, 225 bbls moasses.
clNcNNATI-Per Yorktown 47s a5 Ibis beef
ss' 1pS" nss Ses snts f
~ s"i;'s sss'S s
& i, e sad es Sh1
BAYOU sARAPe New liz bales cotton onke,
nFPs @ssss sss
Iss c s Anterior eea Mss
rssss &iS Dssas f hsds
g DBL s .sss % ss s qS s5 Wat Wat
hs ssa ss sa s 3 : s s s
ss1 e & g S ss g IT. n Ess
agd Lniyl5 hhd sugar Kelly conynghan &eo7 hhds
sotion sss hds sugar $50 bbs moasss
;S gIssi %rgRs RassS Psr
sc wss ps hs ssds R;sss Rsl,sy i6s WsS
IA Cleveland Bros &co Cherry Henderson &co
Hill Mclean Goo Mediation Ar Mienbergcr20
u Carter &coss Henderson Peale5D CnrrollAs
&col do Plauce &eo6 bales pele % hides g
hides bale eltres Roubul do II hides Reedundes,
TOTAL ITO bales cotton.
BARATARiA-Per Hodges barge 50 hhds sugar order
LAFoURCHEPer Derbiguy's barge hhds order
FLATBOATS.
In Second Municipality-
CINCINNAT-Per Lynchs boat -four whisky to j
Connolly &co.
INDANAPe Changers boat bushels 800 bbls foar
40 do whisky, 10000 lbs pork order.
ooPcr Simmons boat: bbs potatoes -four SKIS oaa
$3.50
ooPer srael's surges Aliens Graham
oO-Per Mconnell boat: bbls Surges Adams &
Graham. " 7@' ~ -
lllNOS-Per Jones' boat 240O bushels Gco
OHO-Per Mordck's Surres Adams Il
Graham. - - ~ -
Graham. - - > ~ ~
KENTuCKYPer MINERS corn sacks 1900 do
to r c Twiclel "
INDANAPe Hedestones conn., 10000 lbs pork
to I C Twiehell geo. f
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Fanny Brazo st JagoCapt Phelps A.
Davies Miman, c Alexander, NJ AcSuy James L
Baker, G Classon. '' ~ =
Pr steamship Yacht from Brazo 81 Roman Lieut. Regis
So II Maks Niga Settova, GARNET,
Charpenier, c Thompson Carpenter.
'front.' lin
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERsos CITY I
Sunday Evening March Z 1852 I
Arrived since Friday. 1928 Beeves, 345 Hogs and 10
Calves. The supply of stock is very ample
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .51sD6kc "a H net
=, CTexas} G03c D fb net
IioSs. s(DIc % Is net
SHEEP 50 0068S4 90 p head
Mich Cows ;....................S 20iGS45 p head
CALVES AND YEARLINGs.. ........s6 0OD$9 90 "a head
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NH ED1CAL SULPHUR vAPoR BATHS, at 9,


to cure Oh ACRES FEVER RHEuMAIiSM GHIs AND FEVER,
arising from impuy the blood The testimony of hundreds who
have been them produced in their
agent disease. We might much their favor but
will only this thatwe tho above diseases eheuaiy
permanently with these Baths without injury the Weinv
All afflicted with the above like diseases call and it;
perfect satisfaction not after mir trial. their money will b.
mh5 V
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IRE. CRANES SHOULDER BRACE AND

SUPPoRTER-Th ingenious instrument supports the
with Pains
the Back Chest Side giving immediate relief and finally
detected and vigorous The
predsposed be greatly benefited
life prolonged by the Of this Brace.
Call examine the BRA ACE and convince
SHERMAN, Agent tor the South,
~ ST. Charles street, New Orleans
~ Alsc Agent for DIR. BANNINGs CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE. mhI4 IydAW
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.-Th celebrated Mime
~ LAMONT from Bangm's Museum, NewYok has returned
h city her recent Biloxi holds
residence No ia Carondelst between Pddo
Streets for the reception of all who wish
Revolutions the most scientific principles of Phrenology
Try The fact of her favorable and prediction
hd during Seweans greatest
wherever known The long raidene Madame
her communication with Eastern ae
advantage occult knowledge
tage give her n call.
Madame LIS this city being limited prices
cehtb indies and lne bolir gentlemen
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. & A.
lessons of the noble AHrt Of Sef-Eefence. nal
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GrKKstal Fe4nt Division No. s. of Tsets ever,
street Officers for the ensuing D. F. MTcHkl1 WP
meMahs " Al WM H. ELLIS R. s. A. WANG, A. R. S.; EpwARr
jams WIN r. Ellis r G
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r RGAINS-BARGAINS- BARGAINS-At
- No. 100 MAGAZINE STREET
COTTON GINS $lOO HORSE POWERS $50, PLOWS 80,
BAR CABLE CHAINS BOLTS per n; FIFTH
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS, BRIDES HARNESS PACK SAD
nLiS, INDIA RUBBER BAGS CALIFORNIA OUTFITS such
TENTS HAsiMoCks, WATER PROOF Sti3DEE-SAGsi HEMP
oPt al cents; NEGRO CLOTH
G HEAVY CLOTH 0gERCOAIs with Capes at So SHOES fa
~ cents to 81 %; BOOTS from 81 other Cool
all OF which will be sold half the price
any other house in the city mh5
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CHERMAN's PATENT ELASTIC sHoUI.-

~ DER BRACE-seLp oSIr AZ 10 ST. caAELAs sEasN-oe--
the of the 81 L. ioorI she Srraw
Chesed th SoeP Round sheuaered the han c Aiae
PARENTS look children, rdey supper -fasin.
well improve their health sd
F LADIES fitted at Mis- SaERdANs asa.ls aals dlW
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SHERIFF'S SALE
or s,f ' VII WEE e
RY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered on
mf d ss aSvs y m a,sr @
street, Chagi is na ksSndA q The City
Mife FRI iT3 IN At y 9'eiesT Ior ~,
Mary The Second Municipality this city m he oaay hnS
Guod Peter ST. John, and Streets and desgsd Nv he
III, Jaagan q , pan aaEn 9y L Psi
Public Of this ctyi id lot has Engish measure
seven inches lines front Girod street. dent
h nches and one line the together rights VIVA
privileges therenhtn belonging appertaining
TERMS four hundred dollars Of
year, . JAMES P. FRERET,
REQ 20 20 INNS sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
sHERIFF'S SALE.
CogEI P.nlsn OF JEssEzsos- HoEY..,.No. 40si
Y VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
q = directed by the Honorable
aacion in the Runda City Exchange Louis street.
Charities and Royal MONDAY, g. 1859, NJ IA
THIRTEEN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND making part Of u
aet q land known under the name Of Knions
By tho Nos a. l 10, H. IS, 49, co. eli sq
No. To- bounded eneompassed within Dabaiie Aubr Whit Al
and neasre in American according
u forms the Of Aubry and 81 feel TX
Lots .o l5 IT, H. H. 49, other and
II feet inches front Broad
N front on Broad street. by los feet
die and lots aon each other and measure
each 80 feet Dabsde and
Seized in the above suit. f
IKnssThis being the auction WILLIE
ehnively adiudieate TO the highest and M bidder
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