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naval committee and nothing could be expected from
him than from other members Of the majority But being
satisfied that the bill before the House. it referred
that committee, would not back with any alter
alton. he had assumed the responsibility of preparing
substitute. which would meet the exigencies of the
service regulate naval discipline. lie alluded TO the
power conferred by the bill on officers Of the navy and
concluded with describing the provisions Of the bill which
he meant to propose iii its stead.
Mr.. Bocock OF Va expressed himself in favor of re-
committing the bill and sending 1t to the coinnitc on
Naval Affairs.
Mr.. stanton. Of Tenn. chairman of thc committee
Naval Affairs also submitted substitute. which. with
that of MIR Nilsson ordered to be printed and the
committee with understanding that the subject
shall be taken up tomorrow Mr.. Bocock retaining the
floor.
The committee then rose.
The House then went into committee Of the whole
the state Of the Union and again took up the homestead
bill
Mr.. Durham of Indiana who had the floor from for
day after alludng to the increasing prosperity and
greatness of this country went on to advocate Mt much
length the free grant of public lands contemplated in the
bill under consideration to enable persons provide for
their growing families and to open asylum to the
down trodden nations Of Europe and thus fulfilling the
high destiny of the United States
The committee then the chairman reported pro-
gress and the House adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREsGtsf DFFfCE,
Wednesday Morning April IA, 1852
CoTToN-The ina uiry continued active yesterday with
sales of II 600 bales Prices steady:
VIEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior HD6l Middling Fair go. 8XO8N
Middling ezs NIX Good Fair okM -
Good Midlling 80. .7ai0SlGood and Fine.." "a -
TOBACCo--The only sales we heard of were 10 hhds at
An at az and 20 hhds fine selections at SIC p tb,
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-sugar steady with sales of
800 hhds Of Moasses 1000 bbls disposed of at lS254
FLOUR-Buyers are few and only about 1000 bbls were
Sold of which 800 Ohio the Levee, at So co. 450 in
lots at SO g. 400 bbs from fatboat So TO- and 300
bbs St Louis at So 95Ds4 O5 for superfne and 81 e2
IA Is for extra.
mixed, etc, and 40 for prime white.
PROVISIONS-In the Pork market there very little
movement, the sales being only 450 bbls Mess
SIT 25 for uninspeced the Levee ST. SO small
lots inspected Bacon very active again with sales Of
nearly 600 casks including about 800 casks ribbed Sides
mostly at ga and the balance 11e for clear Sides.
77s for ordinary and 74D77se for prime Shoulders.
Of Lard the principal lots disposed of 81 bbs ordinary
No. at 81, and l6s bbls good at $40 q Ii.
C0FFEE-No change. Sales 800 bags Rio at 91z, and
1856 Laguayra also at 91ae.
WHISKY -35O to 400 bbls sold at 16s017e. decline
and scarcely any buyers at the reduction
FREIGITS-One ship taken for Antwerp at 14e for
Cotton, two for Liverpool and for Glasgow I'D
EXCHANG Es-Domcstic bills steady
Sterling. 0o]afGlo9
Network sixty day Bills. .........I1sD1sc u ct. disc
sight Checks on NETWORK .partDa b ct. pm
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

vERANDA. N Brown Nashville; Isaac Lghtner ohiell,
Texas cclens gu Pat'on, John onsGq lady and
daughters Tenn II Montgomery and lady, Howard, w
DIR Vance Lopez John Mas and LADY, John Gamble
lady, Tn Bwuh Jos Troskowskt Talbot Woods,
Brown, DR. Vaughan Rcnntree, La; DIR Aen Ohio VIM II
Mcdowell, Ky; Mr. Melrsyer DR. Meo amlslMrg DIR Long
Ga Yaucey C; G Barnes and lady,
White Miss Kbl, Miss; Judy II Block lady, child
want Miss A f Thruatt Ark
CITY Crockett, W Stevens VIM Terry Mcherson NO;
Mrs Vaughan Mrs Herbert Mrs Sewall Isaac Brown Hunter
Frughuseu and lady, La 7 Peca, Boston Rice, Rev
VIM baker, Lyon and .dy Al Whison TEXAS: Mason.
Mason Phil Carroll Isaac Winston liodgers, II
DiIson Ala; VIM Lynch H Rogers, fisher Boyd Miss
ST LOUIS John Reuth RGn,h Mr. and Mrs Eugsns wagga
VIM Stewart In; Alex Maupe, Paris John i'll ans, W
John Smith, Harrison Eddy John Boyd Miss; Chapman
Charles; Harris follows Mich Benjamin.
Dodge N y james Cel,ey Tenn S sookwel, Jr, KY
ARCADE e Steward Ohio Aaron, Y; Jas W Bride, G
Jones' n Fl orisu o; Rbt Reynolds Gaiispy
assc Neyes Robinson, L Belts Graham, La; Thomas
Arnold, Ala J I vii on, Texas.
TUFTS. John Allison VI oEe Ky; Il Arnold B Chick
La; A Urson Ohio W Blg"ow IL Arery VI WM Hunt,
Chns Vim A II Btrnes, feAas; II Rves, Ala.
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THIRD DISTRICT CouEri ADAMS, JR, SYNDlc ETC JOHN
oil NEw0RLRANs Ill B. MORTON, tlRA WALTON SGBh0-
GATED sloG3MB RGHAHPs s CO V FAVE G q I YAK
LEANS No. $50, OLD DOCKET. No. ll,2ll, P. c.
10y VIRTUE of two writs of tieri tacias to me
4 directed the Third Fifth District Courts Of New
Orleans entitled will proceed sell at public
the City Exchange ST. Louis street. between
Cbsrtres April ls52st 2oclok
L. LOT OF GROUND, together with the BUILDINGS AND I'M
suburb Annunciaiion forming
measuring fifty feet front
hundred and feet deep and front
street
with Gallery, Hall
and two and four Rooms the second story
ioning ia a TWOSTORY HOUSE. with Gallery,
oG Rooms Pantry and BAH Room. Also, TWoSToRY
WOODEN KITCHEN containing four Rooms. :
q ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND together with the BUILDINGS
suburb and adjoining
Orange in
eph one hundred twenty where wins fifty feet and
depth OF forty feet
The BUILDINGS consist CARRIAGE HOUSE and other OUT
BUILDINGS.
Tsrms cash on the spot, JAMES P. FRERET,
n,l26 ap6 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.


# Tns aE
d directed By the Hon the s1a Judicial District s Court
h kSa eft The Fix F e
PoT 81 RoGSp together with til. buildings
IT. a e. 5 g. @ i 1 s
Gve, Camp and Na,chez de;gnaed BY the No 81
.ss WIN. darI.'y, shsn No.a.y III measuring
inches deph the side line Grav forty-fouT
steven inches the other ds line and snttse feet eleven inches
SsS cTsS 81 with ali the buildings
aGso St
I've ns ss a not s E sh az.
hundred and nine snd lines depth
5, CERTAIN L6T Of GRouS .asuro La
havns French sixty fee, e by
hsn dEs ri s"ie 81 situated til. said .4su La
designated the No 10 Of the bounded Basin Maya
sa
%th etc. n' rear
oe hundred and shares e. the stock Of the
granted the three last lots
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND ,ogs4sr with the building,
6% the H. w. s New Lsv s p n and Pear,
New eves feet eleven inches and lines
linz the division line of lot No 3 and inch
Another lot q quo to the a6Sy 9 the
three lines New Ivee street. By hundred
al lot No inches ak lines deep
IN the division feet inch
the rear line. - II,
naed BY the No g. situated the
square, adjoining the preceding lot and measuring twenty feet
New Levee by hundred
and five feet deep the division line of lot
eleven inches and SIX lines deep
and feet inch and line
the whole English according to plan drawn by
General, 9Th
i together the buildings and improvements said three lots
On. hundred 26 shares Of the capital stock the
Union Bank hundred dollars EACH which stock
rurri by mortgage lots and the build
ings thereon .., H., - NH. =, -
hall paid.
TERMsThe and the resi- follows
One cash. balance payable three equal ments at
and eighteen the day of sale Purchasers
their satisfactorily and special the property
TUT p7 JAMES P. FRERET,
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL IA, 1862.

FALLING BUILpISG.-On Saturday, the Sd inst the
wall Of the City Hotel Fourth Cincinnati
in and nine men, who at work on an additional
building which being put up. were buried in the
ruins They extrcated as possible, and it
found that of them had been killed but three
badly injured that thought they could
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Spcosp DISTRICT CouRrI SUCCESSION OF E. J. WALSH.
or NgwORLKASs. No. 3SiS.
EbY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
directed by the Honorable the Second Dis
tc NewOeans the above entitled matter will proceed
the Rounua the City Exchange ST. Louis
street. Charities and Royal s'7 MONDAY April 49,
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GRoUAp with all the IMPROVE
MNTS thereon the Second Municipality of This city, in the
square Thaa Ap hayades streets and
designated pnn number y oA of plans OF t. H.
Snprr Notary numbt teen and SIXTEEN and
measuring American as follows to W.T. me lot nnmner
fifteen Apollo and Erato having 'front.'
he om, of Nv feet like width depth and
rou on Erato feet by the depth
an the other lot sons the said lot
number teen Apollo street OF feet nine
width line, and depth OF one huhred and
tweny t between parallel lines So,
INPRON of TiltEE TWO DRi KANE
HOUSES ROOFED and all other improvements tfeuno be-
longing. ....
debts sa25n b. Macarty with interest thereon eight cent
er 26h February l65 TIL paid and $4,000 to T. n-
Congo eight cent annun from the 3 January
balance credit OF e9teh
pa bearing eight cent interest per annil
''A' " '' JAMES T. FRERET,
,,,oe ma of he Parish OF Orleans.
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THE STORM LorisvILLE.-The storm which ragged at
Louisville and vicinity Sunday night the 4th inst did
considerable damage, both the river and shore
Steamboats, forced from their moorings and
were damaged to considerable extent, The NewAbany
(Ia Ledger states that in the country large number
trees were blown down, and much injury done to the
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JEFFERsoN Cry.
Tuesday Even. ~, April 49, 1852
Arrived to-day 3l1 Sheep and Cows There is a
moderate supply of Hogs and fine Cattle Offering good
stock Of Mich Cows expected with the next boats
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ...........7f071sc p IL net
(Iezas) ...........,.... "a p fb net
toHs .6adD7c p ID net
SHEEP 81 50fDs4 90 D head
Mich Cows. $3.50 $50 y head
CALVES AND YEARLiN6s So oO0S9 SO u head
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PASSENGERS.

Per s'"amp Mote n iram o'agrsuNIr To ud 2eb'lro Mn
Ionic aud eld M fyn + Cook and VIE, ais toshlewat Tvs
and ~; M-sss Ctner. HI.)ogcl, Mason Sge9a hyesy
5oastihn, o y iHry, " rirr-V, VI kies-l0" deck
Per snip IsnOLia, rom Liyurpppl2jb in steeTnge.
Per ship Arcadia, r. IN fin9tp-250 q
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
F"s s2N ANR A7 " ANN
HpY VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale,
to ME directed by Honorable the First District Court Of Me-.
Irs in The above will proceed sell At public
auction In The Rouna City Exchange St. Louis street between
Chrts Royal Streets on FRIDAY April 49, O'CLOCK
NJ
Isl. ground situated in the suburb IRENE this city
M .nnare comprised Franklin IRENE, Cuonhoue and
Beyie streets designated the plan by j. Com
v of Municipality the 10th OF December, 1872,
and deposited j. Cuylier Notary Public which said lot
Benyi and IRENE Streets aud measuring Eng
M measure inches and lines front Benvie street by lt
depth and front on IRENE street, with me buildings ana
rights privileges servi,uds and avan
tn. which buildings
o.s Of THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE and THREE STORY
BRICK KITCHEN. ,- ,..-.. =, =,
and described the above mentioned
follows Lot No. IS feet inches
10 inches lines depth, and Lot
No measures lines IRENE by 10 feet 10
niche. dpth together with the buildings and improve
rights ervitns privileges and advantages
belonging npcrtnng, which buildings an
OLD StlANrf.
Seized n the above suit. .,
Terms cash On the spot. JAMES T. FRERET,
mh2s Ap3 Is 70 Sheriff OF the Parish OF of'eNs.
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REHrs,-Rents i'll all the large towns in the State Of
NewYork it is stated have increased this year from fifteen
twenty-five per cent, occasonng little complaint
the part of the middle and poorer classes The Albany
Register says it knew rents high in that city
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MuRnER ARsos.-Jesse Holey. free negro, has
been arrested Wilmington North Carolina charged
with nurderins Mr.. John Hendrck, ship-carpenter
native Of Gottenborough Switzerland, and with setting
his house on fire.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
or NswoslEASs. MISE, CAPTAIN R. WALKER Ell AIS.
No.
10y VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of Newor-
the City Exchange ST. Louis street. between char
ARTEMSE together with her Tackle Apparel Furni
tuv lies the Lake end Of the Bayou ST. john
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash the spot JAMES r FREREI
nll9 ape Sheriff the Parish OF Orleans.
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Pensacola ELEcTtoN.-Joseph Sierra, Esq, has been
elected Mayor Of Pensacola by majority Of
On the evening of the day of the election the 9th
inst Mr.. Sierra gave splendid supper.
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TEsrMoSEAL.-A subscription has been opened in
Vienna for testimonial to the hostess Of the inn in which
Marshal Haynnu took refuge from Barclay Perkins,
lraymtn
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NUAL-The U. S steam rigate arrived at Pen
sacoa on the 9th inst from Havana
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIRST DrsrRIcr COURT JAMES T. FEATHERSToNH TfoS.
or NEwORLgASs. la. COMPTON AND WM. G. KENDALL,
GARNISEiEE. No 1898.
by VIRTUE of q writ of feri facias to me
~ by the Honorable the Third District Court Of Newor
the City Exchange St Louis Charities
streets MONDAY April 1884, IL o'clock
TWO LOTS OF GROUND WITH ALL THE BUILDINGS AND I'M
THEREON, in the fubourg ST. Mary the
square Gavie Common St. Mark and St Mary streets
twelve number
Mark lots sin each Other and have
IA depth three feet and five lines
EAENTS and cemmoiieIs BRICK WARE
HOUSE. thirty by hundred and twenty
ncepth.
Seized in the belonging to defendant Kendall
Terms cash the spot JAMES T. FkEREI,
uhIa on ma 10 of the Parish Of Orleans.
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NpASAPs French cos 9boats 1864 bushels IN sart 100
bbls -four to Marlin, Owen &ro--ani order.
INDhNA-P.r Ringers $500 bash c TeI
oHIo-Per fInmitgnts bbls fou Taylor rsiiy
oiNoi'sr 9 nj toht: No0bl. fo, 7tstst, szabam
'ba'4. HesEs 10 hlso.l, oats 80 bb
B.i to N .
iSp'ANa fJucAwDrth sean's 1Po s,eksrtfG g
biy"ts-iIu ZOO bols pork an1 latt + :; Tai 10 s-"-
I5fASAP.r Stewart. tpats 49}3 hls is St,.s
a Gsl and Marsh, Ranlett
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part Of the following, viz:
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Taieta Silks,
High colored plain Psult de Sole;
Black Brocade Faconnte;
E1trn rich and Embroid i'd FaconnAe;
ChHngeable and Chene fsGounee;
Embroidered Damask and plain
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich Changeable and Chame-
leon Pcult de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, for
misses;
Marcellines and Florences, Of every
shade and color;
White and colored Sstins;
A few pieces superior heavy black
and colored watered Poult de Sole;
Colored Silk Nelvets;
Rich Chen4 Satin striped and plain
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English Merinos, Nous
selines de Laiae and Alpacas, solid
colors, OF every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplinsi
Superior black and colored plain and
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment of white and
colored embroidered and plain
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy rich
Silk Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
F P. W. w. would especially
ters TO his stock OF goods for their
articles have been selected with {
long experience in that particular Ii
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sHERIFF's SALE.

F1Rsr DISTRICT PUG, MIR CO BRIDGET CLINTON
OF NrwORLkANs. AND HER HUSBAND, PETER CLINTON.
No. 7su.
DY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
- Honorable the First District Court of New
the above entitled will proceed to sell at public
ton in the Ro,unds Exchange between
Chares Royal SATURDAY, May 1851, at L.
o'clock Nj.
thereon nonber tnubourg
thirty feet ST. Thomas street
BY one twenty depth between parallel lines Amer
by number drawn by
Brng Surveyor General on the q! June ISL and deposited
in the office the 18th of the month
Which BUILDINGS consist of TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Shingles aad coutang Three Rooms the lower floor
and Three upper floor; also WOODEN
Rooms the lower floor and Two Rooms
the upper floor.
Seized in the above suit.
cash on the spot. JAMES 7. FRERET,
apl ~
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CONsTABLE'S SALE.

CONSTABLE'S SALE
SECOND COURT CHARLES ALTER PHILLIPS
PARISH OF ORLEANS No. l355s
by VIRTUE of writ of tieri facias to me
- directed by the Hon. j. L. Winter, Second Justice
the Parish Of Orleans win public aueion SATURDAY,
April a. Il o'clock No. Camp up
A LOT OF DAGuERREoTYPE SPECIMENS, etc,
other articles belonging to the
anl4 GEORGE E. RSnN Constsbls
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIpERPOOL

AMERICA, ORD for BOSTON SATURDAY. April
COLLINS, (Am0 ...for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY
ASIA tBr. ....... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, Il
NIAGARA, OBJ FOR BOSTON. SATURDAY. /!
tOLLiNS, (Air).. for NEW YORK. =. WEDNESDAY Z
europa, tBr.J....."r NEW YORK. SAT URDAY, u
chSAbA (Iir.t BOSTON. SATURDAY, 3
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7''7'7
iF,.,;.b E-sr,b and Ausr;c,rc.,;
Goes,
A ro,nnlete assortment Of English
Gsrr5sn and French Hosiery:
snna,inr whit and rolored Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND M1TTS.
Buck Cbamois kid, Cashmere Silk,
FiIoselti and Filet, of every de,
scription.
LACE GOODS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

No. 1870.
DY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
- the Fourth District Courtof New Orleans,
the above entitled will proceed to sell at public auction
City Exchange Charities
Royal Streets TUESDAY, April 1851 O'Clock
THREE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, in the hGbong
IRENE the First Municipality Of the bounded
Duanc ST. Ann, Toni and and designated by
the numbers sks sx,yseven and sxty.eh according m pat
L. Bnger dated November l. lS3 and deposited III me
II lots numbers six
measuring each sxyour feet nine inches and
Dunane hundred and ve ieti
lot number sxtyeght fifty feet hv inches on Oh
1on by hundred and feet four inches and
neA deep = >.,,,,, -,
Together with all the RIGHTS AND APPuRTENANcEs thsennte
belonging
Seized in the above suit. $500, :, ,,,,,,,,,,
Terms cash the spot JAMES r fhEhEt.
mh41 APT II u shern oil The fafish Oh ofieais'
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SHERIFF'S SALE
FIRST DISTRICT CouEI| B. A. SOuLiE JOHN hartley.
Of SEwORLEASs. II Ns.13i0.
by VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale to
- directed by til. Honorable Cour, Of
enns, the above emitted will proceed public
tucOn the Rounda She City
Charities Royal Streets SATURDAY, May 49, 1852 at u
O'Clock a.- - - 10y " -
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the BUILDINGS
oil
servtudes whatsocyrr
sppertaning nine aubur
let, in the Municipality No. Two this
number hireen plan drawn Louis Bnge
General dated June is51 and Deposited the
Armas Notary Public Of this city the ftn day ofthe
and DEPTH between parallel rs
The BUILDINGS IMPROVEMENTS ONE
TWOSToRY BRICK HOUSE. covered with wood, ONE
STORY FRAME KITCHEN.
Seized in the suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
api+ is Sheriff n ,If. Psrsto NJ trisa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
: CouRrIl SUCCESSION OF HELENA CATiAF
ave ilMARIa BARIAGE, DIVORCED WIZ,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
sxcosn Dsru1cr CouRrI SUCCESSION HELENA CATARNA
oy NKwORLEAss IlAARIA BARI.AGE, DIVORCED WIFE OF
JOHN kNAIPER. No. i7s6.
10Y VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Jan
u,rv 1852 the Hon the Second District Court
Of entitled matt! will proceed to sell at pun
lie auction the the City Exchange, ST. Ions street
Royal Streets SATURDAY April H. 1851 AT l!
O'Clock M.-- ,,, -, ,,,,o,,>,,> ..,.-. c.
Mary the Municipality OF this city, the square bounded by
and designated by
her on plan H. Pee, Deputy Surveyor the
OIL sn SIS and Achl Chnpelh Notary
Public Of his city. English fee
od street, by depth between
lines nearly parallel hundred and feet and
together with the rights
tbereu appertanng.
dollars cash. the balance credit OF
year. JAht-o
mills 20 ap7 II Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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SHERIFF's SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
h or SRsoRnT.ss Onset No 7sia .>'4o-'
pY VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale to
~ Honorable
leans the above entitled will procsed cell public
City Exchange ST. Louis
and Royal TUESDAY, May 1854 IL o'clock
LOT OF GROUND suburb IRENE this city,
bounded Rampant ST. Claude St Philip DHnane
ttSFsi RgnSs sepywn plan drawn by Tannesse Sur
before Michel Notary Said lot
St Philip street by FIST depth Of seventy
thence the said lot toward ST. Claude street twenty
depth by width the
whole less. -. . 49,. $1,000. 49,, ,,.,.r,
Together the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon
dependencies rights and privileges thereto belonging
BUILDINGS OF HOUSE, BRlChED, between pss
also KITCHEN, STABLE etc.
Seize n the above
purchaser the of $500 and the
perpetual the said the rate six
" annun all other obligations relating
ground balance the price Of payable cash
ASH IN the spot JAMES 2. FREkET,
ap3 IS IS myi Sheriff OF the Parish oil Orleana
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH AS kby SHS k 81 1
DY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
directed " Honorable the Fifth District Court Of New
Orleans in The entitled will proceed sell public
ton in City Exchange St. Louis street between
and FRIDAY May a. 1855? at !? o'clock
4 LOT OF GROUND, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS
Their situated Municipality No. of this city, the
bounded Gy Benjamin chouptoun end Suzrtte streets
inches Benjamin street
lines depth the line
cho6ploua street. hundred and feet depth
@ width III the ageeaby to
Architect mud wi Engineer the
9s deposited in the OFF, of H. b. Cenas, Notary
Pubc consist of Blacksmith shop and Wheel
wright shop
Seized in the above suit.
Term cash the spot. JAMES F. FREREl,
apis ~ myi IA Sheriff nj The Psrsh Of Orleans
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEs.RED,
ships.

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Third Municipality The leh figures indicate tn number tie
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
PARISH OF ORLEASs No. 1900.
ny VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Hononoable Winter the
Peace for the Parish Orleans will sell public auction
of BGronne and Poydrss WEDN
IL, 1852, a O'Clock -
a LOT Of BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS, etc
Seized in the above entitled
IB- Terms cash.
ado 70 GEORGE F. PEARSON, Constable
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NOtiCG.

G7 Notice is hereby given that the ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR
THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE the Fourth District Newosns)
for the 1852 has been deposited the office of the Treasurer the
Lafayette, and will deposited for the space d WEN
TY DAYS, subject the and of all
| interested. WIN c. Gioot,RiCE
| WA NORTHERN, Assessos
| APPS got D, CLARK. jE,
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t- par present ls TABtEAu dAssssE
MENT POUR LA WILLIE LAFAYETTE, (naneuen lie Qaat-
rieme District pour fannee etc dposs
ite Vile de
pendant JouRS pet npection des parties nressees
VIM. GOODRICH
WM NORTHERN ! Assessors
ap5 got D. claim JR.,