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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

Themselves evared in the pursuis Of learninr should
81 ok 10 honor &c memory Of one who had much dig
nhed learning all IT. varied departments This Col,
lege too which had honhred itself by awarding one of
it, highest honorf 10 the early public services DANIEL
WEBSTER Is tly called upon 20 take ia part IL the ex
preston Of the nations grief And well may he ns-
ZION grieve For under the broad canopy Of Eeaven
there was probably the superior in intellectual gifts
and earnest putriOtism Of DANIEL WEBSTER
This j. not the time the occasion for any reyew Of
his eminent career; but IN ccdin- your request ca
not forbetr 20 add that the Of HE deshbed,
shsdowed forth by telegraph lee becoming
and is even more impressive than his eminent public
life II youchsafed 20 hin 70 look with steady eye
and with I'll thinking reliance upon the merits Of tire
Savior and on the approach o. death He that his
days numbered He himself calculated almost
grain 10y gram, the ebbng ssnds not with any lingering
hope OF querUCus rcgret but calmly, resignedy, AMI
a Christian well assured tina, death but portal
OF eyerssting life Ills thoughts Of his family OF
his fnends OF his neighbour dc had given h lire 20 his
country. His last moments ne gave 10 his family and TO
God.
Young ren,lernev, in the career Of DANIEL WEBSTER
you have an example worthy 10 stimulate You IN hie
In his death-bed sole1 with all Christian sraces,
you have that which may sooth for YOU tae pain 70 the
grave.
The exercises of the College Tcre suspended Tor the
day
The Committee appointed to draR resolutions, re-
ported the following:
U1freas It hss pleased Heaven TO strike with death
another Of tie greatest OF our county nen we TN II
not inappropriate TO unite in the grief OF our common
country, BY expression OF our sense OF ths event;
therefore,
Resolred That in him we believe our country 10 have
lost its profoundest ftatefrnen, her Consuutlon IT.
ahlest defender her law IL most Intelligent advocate,
and education Of it. most valuable and illustrative
o. namcI's.
R1solr,d-That while we acknowledge his greatness
10 he iirahle we recognize in its formation elements
worthy Of most jealous eInuauon, an unoending wall,
untiring application and generous enthusiasm for no
bic principles which age could not chill.
Rcaolred-Thst the hon0rs unto the memory Of the
luxurious dead are be estimated by the standard Of
his favorite author CiceTo-"Neque enm ua res eat,
inuua 1ropius ad deOrun nunen Hrtus accecat hu-
mana GUAM cyitates sut condere 0 conserDdre
Jam condtos" and that cannot more f.tncly render
these honors than by imitatinc he principles be
defended.
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Railroad Accident &c.

PIrrsBURC, Monday Oct -, lOs.
Passengers who arrived last evening give the
following particulars Of a crash the Portage Rail
road Adams & COs Express car heavily freighted,
ascended Plane & and on arriving at the crest OF tns
plane which ia 200 yards long, car unhitched and
descended with fearful rspdity. The alarm was com
unicaied TO the foot OF the plane In nme tor the pas
,epgers in two Of the below to escnpe the COLLISION.
hut the third car was filed with ladies' who were I'M
able 10 get out before the descenng car reached me
foot The engineer Of the locomotive was ordered To
reverse the engine which he did promptly thus starting
AZ fying rate the containing the ladies Inc en-
gpeer now became alarmed himselI jumped on iesv'
ing the locomotive and passenger car dasng along the
level toward Plane Fortunately, the car became De
tached permitting the locomotive 10 plunge down NO.
Q By which il demolished.
When the Express struck the baggage car mo
force great 40 10 dernoiiah Doi ahu hs B'""'
were scattered Ia every direction.
But one person was materially Injured. lie had has
ankle broken.
Col Van swartwout jumped from the Express, and
wa much injured
Rev. John Tassey, one Of the oldest merchants
If pi,tshurab died this morning after short illness
The death Of Mr.. WEBSTER has excited pro-
fo,nd sensation here The Courfs adjourned IN conse
A large meeting was held 10 night, IN the
Fitb Ward samuel Fleming. who lately headed tne
democratic L. sAtige Ticket delivered al apPfoPnsi'
eulcty 49,. Loc,-. tho
w., usn,s Library. tonight Alter the lecture
80 ,o.d assembled opposite the balcony oi the 81
t,s Uote wben be was called out, and delivered an
loouent ,peech In favor Of freedom and the nght OF
~ 90 vo,e He coniured voters ~ lay Whiggery
80 r,c,noc,,cv ABIDE ard vote against Slavery Ills
.neerb was frequently interrupted by loud plsudirs
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crovu LAKE suPERIoR.-By private DIS
,es,n that II the time Of the storm on aNn
,,'n,or on Monday, the steamboat Baltimore ~
srafpke'pipe and 700 barrels offreight lcleVeH-"s
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Southern Items.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct %. 1892.
The mail is through from New-Orleans.
During Monday last, ~, 900 bales of cotton
were received at New Orleans.
The ship Asia, from New-Orleans to Genoa.
had put back leaking having been caught In the late
gate.
The Mississippi Senate, previous to Its adj
iournment by OF Ia 20 10 refused to rescind the
vote Of censure passed upon Gov Foote, In 1850
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Fight between two Onicers Of the u. =. Army.
WAsnrNGrON, .MOndsy, Oct. ~. IeIg.


A quarrel, ending in regular fist-hght, took
place This morning at wnder's Building The parties
were two Officers In the Army, Col Roberts and Capt
M,Lane-both OF the U. :. Rides Col Roberts had
rather The worst OF II. The contest grew out Of Capt
McLanes letter respecting Cen Pierce in Mexico Capt
Hardcese vas olso party in the quarrel The Adutsnt
General gave immediate orders for the arrest OF Capt
McLane for striking his superior
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Fire ut Burlingtcn, VI.

BURLINGTON Monday, Oct g, 1852
A fire broke ont here, ut IL o. clock last
night, destroying Weayer's cloihngstore, Barrow.
dry goods store, Stephens & Durkees drug store and
: NJ Weeds dwelling II 10 supposed to have been ,h.
work of an incendary.
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Yellow Fever nj Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Moniay, Oct %, lsj2.
There were "a deaths from yellow fever In
this city during the A. hours ending a, O'Clock ON sun
day evening
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CONCORD, y. H., Monday, Oct. ., l85

large meeting was held in the State House
this forenoon to mourn over the national bereavement
10. Ira Parkhlm was in the Chair Judge Periey
paid me eloquent and touching tribute 10 the chArA'
ter Of the departed statesman. Resolutions were
ofcred and passed and appropriate remarks were also
made BY Franklin Pierce and Col VIM. Kent.
1t is thought thar President Fillmore anu
perhaps one or more members OF the Cabinet VIII
attend the funeral.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH 10 THg NETWORK .TNBCNR
So.i,s1 Tsesrssl QFov oorrsy q Haaosrr ssS Bs~rs
Pennsylvania.

Srssicl d pata TO TIE " Y TribEa<;
PIrrssvSGH Pa. Monday, Oct - is5s
The result Of our State Election has walked
us up. Doycur part and Pennsylvania will do
hers. All safe. We lost the Skirmish but viii
gain the battle. Gen. Coowss, Of Ky, is with
US, full of confidence and courage Look for
at least four thousand majority in this Ale
gheny) County. W..
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Of n Cotton Nrili by Fire.

PROVIDENCE, Monday, Oct * 1852
The brick cotton mill owned by Daniel Ten
nv at MiTlhury Mhss., and run by Mowry, farnnm
& Co was destroy ed by fire this morning Insured for
$4,000 ON the building stock and machinery ~ follows;
$4,000 at the American and at the Washington.
in this city and 5000 at the Rna and $1,000 at the
Protection Hartford
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,Iasspc husetts Politics.

BosroN, Monday, Oct 2a 1852
The Ant-Liquor Law Convention at Charles
town have nominated Senatorial ticket Composed 81
persons on the whig and Hunker Democratic tickets.
and have also nominated John H. clifford tor Governor,
and James d. Thompson for Lieut. Governor.
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Adjournment Of the u. :. Circuit Court at

The L. s. Circuit Court has adjourned to the
4th Tesdsy in January when the Jerry rescue cases
will be tried This early adjournment unnecessary In
consequence OF the attendance of Judge Nelson being
required at Neville matters that would admit OF NO
delay.
The Court having passed series OF resolutions IN
relation to Mr. WEBSTER, adjourned
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John T.. Clark.

Special Dspa,oA 70 ne " Y Tyfknns.
ELxrRs. N. Y Monday. oc, sa ls's
JOIN c. CLARK at Chemung, this morning
al foul O'Clock. E.NB.
~ We fear the above means that Hon. JcuN c.
CLARK is dead though 1t does not say 90. He
Member Of Congress from Chemung County from iss'
10 1879 and from 1897 to ls43 inclusive. Hewas man
of great ability and energy. and we believe has held the
rosf of Solicitor OF the Treasury since Gen rsyiors
accession lie has been in illhealth for some time.
Ed Tri1
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In the Supreme Court, yesterday Judge
Morse presiding n F. Waring, Esq, offered rcsoiu-
ton OF respect to the memory of DANIEL WEBSTER
end pronounced merted eulOsium upon his caarac'
ter. j. NJ Van Cott, Esq, in seconding the monon'
made brief but eloquent speech on the lie and paohc
services Of the deceased. Mr. Cogsswel also made
some appropriate remarks, after which the Court
ordered an adjournment, and directed that an olcia
publication be made by the Clerk OF the proceedings
on motion OF the Bar.
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Democratic Meeting.

PorrsvnLE, Pa, Monday, OFT IS is5s
A large Democratic meeting was held here
This evening ~ which addresses were delivered BY
Nessrs James Campbell Grund and Hughes.
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n-Ienn. Caunt, WhIg Convention.

MEpINA Monday Oct " ISSs1
The Wig County Convention met to-day,
hut made no nomination for Assembly recommend
ING the Wings to support Hon Slas NJ Burroughs ~ an
Independent Candidate.
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Committee 10 make suitable arrangements Tor the ~
neral: Rufus Choate, Sidney Bartlett, G. s. Hayward
Richard Dana and George T. Curtis.
MR wEssTgRs FUNERAL
BosroN, Monday Oct p, l5'3-
Mr WEnsrER's funeral is announced to take
place on Friday next at - oclocS- Gen Pierce VIII
h present.
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IN PHILADELPHIA


4 Town Meeting has been called Tor TINS
evening or IN expression Of public sorrow In me T.
5 District Court this morning NJ WEnsrER' dean
was announced by Attorney General hhmead' VINO de-
iyered an appropriate eulay which was responded o
b. William B. Reed and the Court adjourned 81 marx
ofrespec; for tie deceased.
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In BROOKLYN.

During the day the flags on the City Hall
and from various public buildings throughout the City
were lowered at halfnsst and several Wing and Dem
ocratic Banners suspended across the streets were
draped in mourning.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER &c. 1852.

lie contemplated the sublime and solemn spproaca o.
the King Of Terror and he passed into the bosom OF
eternity sustained by all the hopes and connden'e OF
sincere Christian.
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IN BALTIMORE.

bALTIMOkE, NIUHuAy' OVr' y IT,
The death Of Mr. WEBSTER was approprl-
s,ey noticed in the Courts today, and adjourn
u1ent was ordered in each as mark of respect
In the Superior Court an eloquent eulogy
was delivered by William Fell Giles prominent Dem
ocrat meeting of members Of the Bar for thepur'
pose Of adopting suitable testimonials oil respect has
been called for tomorrow. Flags have been lying al
halfusst and other appropriate demonstrations OBJ
served.
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Urea Monday. Oct %, 1852.
In the Id District the Wings have nomi-
nsie Amos O. Osborn, of ssngersfed and in the lvth
Distric: the Democrats have nominated Abraham z.
Hall, of Marcy
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Nbir Meeting nj Syracuse,


A Wing meeting attended by about 1000
persous. was held At the Empire House to-nigh'.
kessrs Robinson and A. Conkling spoke. Much enthu-
sissln prevailed
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CITY Intelligence.

YEsTERDAY.-A more glorious day than yes
terday dawned upon election The air fresh
and bmy and the flowers and the along the streets
looked glad that the rain gone In the midst of these
happy influences sat and laughed not at the bright
sunshine and the beautiful flowers but at the antics of
the belgerents and particularly at the ridiculous figure
that they cut in fighting each other with little pieces of
paper.
As general thing the election passed off quietly, and
heard of fewer disturbances than usual about the polls
In the streets the subject absorbed all others and
nothing Of sufficient interest to constitute respectable
item occurred. The Conrs were generally closed. and
respite allowed evil doors until the great question of
| who should be Mayor, could be decided.
SHooTNG.-Wm. Spriggins, who keeps Coffee
House down town yesterday arrested and imprisoned
charge of shooting and badly wounding John Camp
bell with pistol in Hospital street. Sprggng had been
arrested the previous night for having committed
au Daniel Switzerland in the vegetable market but
| had been released by alderman.
A RESPECTABLE THIEF. On Sunday night, at
halfpas twelve, Oliver H. Perry aided by watchman,
brought to the First Municipality guard house well
dressed individual whom he charged with having stolen
his watch. The sergeant of the watch for very good
hesaed about receiving the report made by Mr.
Perry when the latter become bosterous struck the pr
and insued the officer for which offences he
arrested the spot When quiet restored the officers
proceeded to search the well dressed young gentleman in
whose stocking they found Mr. Perrys watch The in
| teresng individual gave the name Of G. Vivet
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Foreign Miscellaneous Items.

An English company is in course of formation
for supplying Madrid with abundant quantity of
,YSater
y The Jews of Paris, headed by NJ Rothschild,
Just established society. for the study and propa-
CATION of the saered sciences.
The Princess Navaki, grand daughter of the
Emperor of Russia has abjured the RussianGreek faith
and become member OF the Roman Catholic Sisters of
Providence. at Naenciennes
Letters from Messina say That the shock of an
earthquake felt in that city which alarmed the in
sahitants to hundreds to sleep of their
AniseS Volcanic action continues to be felt III NTe.
NJ Guizot is about to publish a work on Shak-
Spcare and his Times composed of life of the bard and
articles which he has before the plays
Mr. John O'Brien, M. P, will not offer him
self as candidate for Limerick at the next election
An old woman of rs died at Balcurvie, near
Belfast, in consequence of being bit in the finger by
cockatoo.
Lady Buwer's new novel is dedicated to Mr..
Carlyle.
A new and original opereita, by NJ Balletti,
is in rehearsal at the Ilaymarket Theatre
Miss Elton, daughter of Elton, the tragedian,
made successful debut, vocalist at the Freetrade
Hall, Manchester.
The Vienna Gazette contains the sentence of
Maria ychweger cigar roller to months mprison-
ment in irons and twenty stripes with rods for melting
her felow-laborers to strike for wages,
A terrible accident lately occurred at Inster-
hurgh in Prussia Seventeen children returning home
from school passing the ice of the river Inster
to shorten their way, when the ice broke and they
all drowned.
After the execution of Merino for the attempt
to assassnate the Queen Of Spain of his head
taken by Dr. Dider of Madrid copy of this cast has
arrived Paris and been placed in the Museum of Anat
omy, in the collection of heads of great criminals.
The Roman Government have sanctioned the
Introduction of postage for the prepayment of postage
letters The stamp is about the size of the American
postage stamp and it is representation of the tiara
. and keys, the badge of Papal dignity and power,
A letter from Constantinople states that the
Government has just imposed personal tax every
Turkish subject, without distinction of religion. The
minimum is to amount to 80 pasters 5f 40c year and
it thought that the whole amount will reach the of
l04 millions.
girls. in kissing purse up their mouths if they
perform the hageoe This Kissing a
luxury should INDUCED with Tan appetite" sad aibbed
At Us Tit u "pizsn,'
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JAMES P. FRERET,
Sheriff Of The Parish Of 0rieaut
SHERIFF,S SALE,


's.1 ssfs II TN @
iss directed BY the Hon the Sixth COurt
Paris pa5h Of ss1r in he assys entitled ,s WI
Streets FRIDAY s. isa s .si
CERTAIN aiisah oT OF Of together with til. building.
t% 9 csp city, s E va il
office o. wn ohst then Notary Of This ring
Pss S sp b, % a. The e, aide linz i'm
CERTAIN IoT Of GROUND ,ossisr with all the building,
qssa h. hs s No. ia dsn By Charles Sd
five lines front on Magazine between and Ee
between Pa,sls 4 iHss a s. ~
l oe ss Sss L.
having IN French easnr sixty sst in front Constance
40 { CERTAIN III q Ss5SD situated ii,
n ss s 5 @ s9 ,aa
togs hs r. with ,hs improvements,
Union BANK Of Louisiana Of hundred dollars each which
s. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with the buildings and
Deer y No
the sasa5s bounded Sa, s New sv Dss Pearl
S lot feet three inches and s lines %
en- Loss street hundred and two feet inches a,f
| two on the line.
another lot tho
three inches and six lines irns New ve
u s ,1se a eldTa se asd SIX
the division line of lot No and wenyone feet inch
lines on the rear line.
And another ground designated by g. situated in the
adjoining the preceding measuring
three inches and six lines
five feet eleven inches and lines deep lot
No. one hundred eleven deep
the opposite division line and inch
the line the whole English according
Frederick Wilkinson, Deputy January
sal together with the buildings and improvements
of ground.
One hundred and twenty-five tle5 shares the capital
Union Bank Louisiana dollars
secured by the above three lots of ground
ings thereon.
Also the Newreans carroton Company
half paid.
Ten shares in the full paid.
TkRMsThe shares stock as follows
fourth cash tn bace payable three instalfnen six
twelve and eighteen months the SALE
their satisfactorily endorsed mortgage
sold.
Acts of sale be passed before Adophe Maznrea Notary Put
the expense of the purchaser.
JAMES P. FRERET.
mh9S apps IS Sheriff of the Parish of Oresas.
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IOBAGUU-A sale OF % mus, q low running lot.
round
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-Sugar in request. and 1900
hhds taken at steady prices 1900 bbs Moasses
15(02lf for termenting. to 25d251ae for reboiled.
FLOUR-The demand still more limited and the
sales barely 900 to 1000 bbs mostly at So 80 for superne
Ohio and 81 rs for extra,
GRAIN-Corn steady with sales of 1900 sacks green
A. 1900 white and yellow at 45G49 and $50 prime white
Zone LOTT at 50t st Louis Oats in limited quantities,
bring 3l(G32e.
PROvISIoNS-p of Pork fell off. and though one
lot of 900 bbs Mess brought SIG 2 about $50 sold
different lots at SIG 90, Also few bbls Rumps,
SIS, aud of NJ. O. at SIS Sales of Bacon 100 casks
Sides Zone LOTT the Levee at Oh and in several lots 65
casks at 9a for Sides and 7Se for Shoulders OF Beef
lot of 100 bb Mess brought the advanced Of S12
70 /, Dbl. Lard. very firm, with sales of Dos bbs and
erces, No l. at So, 100 prime So and $50 kegs at
CHE
STAR CANDLES--A sale of so boxes at 1870
GUNNY BAGS-Largc lots offering at about 1.s, cash
WEISKY-Sales about 600 bbs at II 20 for rectied
and 1SidD1S1ae for
RICE-10O tierces taken at 8 7-16 for Savannah Rice
and 3lse for Charleston
COFFEE-lsOo bags taken at szs699s, and 400 prime
new at 91s&
FREIGHTs-Very brisk Four ships taken for Liver
pool at I'D for Cotton (Britis at 15-32d, for
Hamburg at ID for Hayre at the for Spain
at - for Tobacco and for Genoa at 1-16 Cotton
To Boston 1900 bbls Pork were shipped at 500.
EXCHANGES-Sterling bills in good demand
sterling 1859 l6lo95a
NewYork si1ty-day Bills aG02c u ct. disc,
Sight Checks on NewYork 1a01a y ct. disc.
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Julius CRsnr.....Point
Juos II. Jarvis. .l3,n3
Ta,Ita NI,,,.pu lS ms
GAM'S OYSTER SALOON

GAMS OYSTER SALOON This rs. ~
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON which $ on IN ~
scale greatly superior other establishment Nky
kind in the South, Ia just opened at SE|
10l ST, CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR better known SAM" has been connected with the
this city for the last having with
ook when he established the first Oyster Saloon
ncpay remained with him till his DEATH and has continued the
business since With such experience and nlexbe
Mutation the public faithfully with the best ne
has been expended fitting the SALOON and providing
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS that be SERVANTS
well known for their excellent qualities have been employed including
The best Cooks The ARDER will always supplied with the
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME and the OYSTERS SERVED
tanned exclusively this establishment expense trouble
will he spared this Saloon worthy patronage
and juions community. mills
stIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BACCOThe subscribers have constantly
IN lots to suit purchasers CUBA HAVANA, FLORIDA, MASON
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI W APPERS
AND FILTERS. Also Tobacco hogahads
Mexican market, and for plantation
TURNER L RENSHAW,
81 Camp street Tcbouptouas street
Tobacco ballad tn order. k4
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khlns.

ml.f First Municipality "m2," Second Municipality; ems
Third Municipality The left hand figures indicate the
Pusts mt itch they q lay1
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SHERIFF's SALE.
SHERIFF's SALE.

fissf DISTRICT CouRr IEuLALIE SoCLlE ANN
OF NE~tlELEAss III MATTHEWS. 40. 1863
BY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale,
AZ directed by the Honorable District Court Of New
oeans the above entitled proeed sell a, public
tgon the Rotunda of the City Exchange pstween
thsrtres and Royal FRIDAY April 49, 1852 O'clock
M--
s certain lot OF ground tae in the
NE guar comprised between franklin Tree ustonhouse
Aenvie Streets by the byJ COM
uny Surveyor Of Municipality No. sas
and deposited the office Of j. Cnyir Notary Public
forms the banvi
fish rs feet inches and lines T
eef IN ept and front
thereon rights ways privileges servudes
consist Of THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE THkEh STORY
BRICK KITCHEN. -
Cd Two lots OF Ground suburb
and the above described
mated by Nos and follows
'front.' on IRENE street by - feet 10 inches depth
No. measures ~ feet lines
inches and lines in DEPTH together buildings Improve
nen thereon, rights serStdes privilege
OLD SHANIY. - - ~ -
Seized in the above suit,
Terms caah on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET
mhss apps Ia % Sheriff Of lhs Parish Of Orleans
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Tuesday MorEing, Marcn q, 1907.
COTTON-The week has commenced with active de-
mand for Cotton occasoned probably by the favorable
of the Asa's letters and fully 1900 bales changed
hands yesterday at full prices,