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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-25

Office No. 6S Wall street, .Ncn York.
Noa.rs FaANxLIr, President; SPENCER s. BENB
DICT, vice-presdent; PLIsy FREEMAN,
Actuary.
rISHIS COMPANY conducted upon the mutual
Il insurance principle, and aso upon the princi-
pIc of leaving proportion Of the amount OF the
premiums on interest in the hands Of Insurers, has
greatly extended its business and profits, and con-
Ycrrcd M benefits at the least possible cost and out
insurance granted to persons visiting California.
Its agency at Washington comprehends the fol
lowing officers:
VIM Jones, M. D., medicalcramincr, near cor
ncr of and Sd streets.
Peter q. Washington, agent, Apollo Hall, Penn
sylvania avenue, opposite Union Buildings
June2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

N A. G. Benson, Of New York You VIII have four
canvass or shoots for loading the suano INFO
the vessels from the dock board 10 bs escn ono
about ninety feet long with srse mouths 70 earn tns
bodies Of 10 same se, 10 be made tsur essn
side the entire width Of the duck The two Launches
and four long boss you will have putin or'et 90 ene
massage ou, and the four smallest ones yo1 VII nave
Seenened nv vast boards around each one az deep 81
YOU can nsts them b be strong enough Tor the us'
thew viii b. required for. You ~ not make any mar,
nor this sue Of Cape Horn unless ~ necessity anu
nstIe , have your water casks nlet during The voy'
ace ,r,n rain water caught on board you VII nave
tba EASEL stop at Juan Fernandez, snt have All tne
hlled Cd using every dispatch while there, 90 ina,
"a fes,el shall not be detained on her voyage longer
tt4n 10 I ecesssTy
Every dispatch 10 required throughout ALL 10 order to
insure success 10 the business you are employed mere
10 Do You will write every opportunity, ana niSEm
Mr. A. G Bemon here Of your proceedings, In MI;
Whaling you plesssbtvoyage and an easy innhtn5n'
Of your business am, truly, your ooediec, 'srvan',
An agent was also dispatched, early IN july, oy
these gentlemen to the Pacific, With orders to
charter ship at the Sandwich Islands, and dupIi-
cate in every respect the bill Of lading Of the Sa-
rsb Cbase-place one hundred men on her, and
dispatch her SO as TO arrive at the Lobos Islands
on or before October | and this vessel has with
out doubt before this time sailed for the Lobos
Islands. The agent likewise has orders TO charter
en- uni United number Of vessels for carrying guano,
fine rate of charter not TO exceed trtain pHcel
and to dispatch them at once 10 the Lobos Isl
ands. How many he has chartered Is nos yet
known here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
MEXICO.

The Mexican schooner JOven manuelita
arrived last evening from Vera Cruz bringing dates
from the City of Mexico TO the 18th and Vera Cruz b
The 18th ult
The principal point in the news is that
which refers the revolt OF Rebolleco and the insar
rectionary movement at Cordoba. The latter move
ment appears 10 be independent Of thai ~ RebJetO,
yet TO have The same obecrs In view. the Insurgents
OF Cordoba pronouIcs against the GtcGbaG Internal
excise laws at present In force aud the arbitrary
ures Of the State Government generally the Com
nissares of the Supreme Government had concluded
kind OF arrangement with the Cordoba party, but the
agreement was not contaminated or rather, II We may
believe she Government Journals II violated ~ the
insurgents. These hid seized on the City Of Cordoba
forced the auth critics = ny In haste Ihey oit
garrison In The town. and then advanced 10 force upoo
Ohzsb letter from that place dated the 1tn, rays
that an stiack was ezpected daily.
RObOlledo, it appears, had not gained
strength, but enceavorng 10 Ell CT junction Sltn
the Cordoba forces tie had At Naoiucl tor some
time Here, according % the official papers, no had
been committing the greatest atrocities. Tnoy say that
The Tebel would soon bs subdded but We do nor sea
any good reason for such supp 1ston Iis rfp1rted
that SD extra session If Congress would DO called
pressy 70 set In relation TO thes' insurreciiOns
The Guadalalara movement appears 10 be
gaining sreDg,b The Insurgents mad collected forcs
Of $50 The GyuHtqnfeHtO Of the city bad recog
uized Davils the legitimate Governor and many Of
the mn or towns had fOlowe hs example of the capt
tai The Insurgents TOOK Is 900 from the Mint. for
which they very considerably gave receipt ia full
The former authorities have called on the Federal GOV
ernmeDt for sld representing ths should this ros be
given I'll would be lost Davis was busy organizing
force Of ak bacsons Of infantry, two regiments Of
cavalry, and battery Of twentyone pieces Of srlil
leTy
The Mazatlan prOnunciamentO has not
been suppressed The inIurTectionii1 now demand
that hszstlan be separated from tho State of Sinaoa
and declared federal district The paper blockade OF
Arista does not TO have produced much esct Il
reported that the important port Of reyic WAS
about 10 second the prOnunciamentO II Mszstl-n
Business ut Acapulco was very dull.
The Camanches in Durango had attacked
and completely routed a party Of forty Mexican sol.
diers, Of whom t~eniyeisht killed and eight
wounded.
Mr.. LetCher arrived at Vera Cruz on
the ls,h uit he received With all due honors and
Was to leave for this city In the brig Tohusn'epec
IN o Pic Sept l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

He was politically of the same siih as The msoy, ou'
he was ssdly ashamed OF some OF tnein. ~ pns
WINGED thst the man who vou vo'e iVr ~ 49, ~,
bad some sinister motive; there WAs nothing H0a''
about III. . =,
Mr.. WHITING. the Chairman, was caiieu
upon He explained that the report, or 'emon'r'n'e
was peculiarly that Of property owners upon Sr0ad"'y
|, would be accompanied by renon'trsnce ~ 'ne
citizens at large to the number Of more snsn |0'VVV
Mr.. W. referred 10 the legal view Of the question: ana
,ts,ed his Views thereon His Argument was that al
we're for tie use Ct tie pubic oLy and Is az
portion could be properly granted 10 any man II is
are laid, every has right 70 put on CARS ~ o'''
for hi. he rad no doubt that any man iacoui
moGed oy railroad mad right - take cTo"osi Aud
break I'D the rails but be would no, recommend ny
such course NJ w referred % his experience 10 zoe
Common Council then so far as be believed, pure and
without charge Of corruption. He knew thai IN tooSe
DAYS, the Common COunc Lad been sssslled oy tae
Prsss ard the Public this ore H. every member would
have Indignantly resigned tney would have instituted
an inquiry, ard If any member were found
guilty Of bribery, be would nsve oe-n eNp-ileu VIA
deserved isDOmUy. ne repudsed all Ices OF sppfoAcu.
Ing the Aldermen oy any improper means. IA 70 legal
actor II that should become necessary the Com n'see
would be prepared 10 recommend decisive measures
The speaker contendsd thai Broadway needed no reef
ard nst IL would no longer be Broadway 10 we're re-
heved according 70 this plan In reference Ia he DOCK
sde OF BrOsd~s be had taken some pains % INFORM
himself All the difficulty was below the Park; and
there on several occasions, he had found the entire
mass CT carriages contain not more ihsn i've 10 Tan
Der cent OF oubbusas lie believed that I'll the or,ni.
buses 10 the City would sil 20 blockade Brosdwsy u
other vehicle, were sbsen, The great difficulty 10,
Broadway too for the business thronglps In
H. an the business mot the people must move our OF
II you relieve Bfoscs sy you all ~ Let lie reuef come
In the natural way By the regular movement OF popu.
lsion and business Nj. W. ssd a eS words To oeoslt
Of the Common Council. who were 40 generally aus
pected Of msies,snee de thought there was no evil
oerce yet OF bribery but whore there Is 50 much smoke
there should De soms fire II there Is a Judas among
II ID they should fnd him cat M w referred 20 'he
Improperly OF " Pro Bono Puohc's attempt TO take
care OF the interests OF property 10 Broadway
VIXEN he hss sxays ssualy failed In his oSn enter
prises from The p,mOraiic Rsrisr 10 the late CUBAN
Expedition lie said In conclusion ihai II there were
ra road In Broadway every man would have the same
rlght 10 ruB ss slow the trscs either before or
after the cars BE- does to pass over the pave
nenL
At the conclusion of Mr.. Writings
speech the meeting adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

" Two of the four Sections Of Buffalo
report l94 butiss Of persons who died Of ehoers from
the 9Th Of August 20 the 4th OF September IL !. sup
number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

Charges against a Fire Company
AID SMITH presented the charges made by Engine Co.
No. 6 agsins, No. Al. Referred to Committee Fire
Department.
The Board adjourned to Friday after
noon al ) o'elock-end went 20 tea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

The proceedings Of this body on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings were not important
Stree. Repairs ard Assessments were the chief fea.
tuIef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
CITY ITEMS.
Asus,sssrs, &C, rss DAY am ..,

Asusssssrs, &C, fs's Day AID svss,v.
New York Th-ater-Rei.rJ III The N.~ Csp.
Nihiss Garisa-Etsn BIZ B.f,sF 81 Sssis
Rurons n eaisr-C hior0fo Wanaersz aas,rsi. ~
wanacts Lyceur- Poor Gsa;susri Bolrt e. schosl ''
Bsrrur,, ss..uri-Ths Orpnsn'- Dr-smi nsn-,s o..
Woods Nn.tr--No go Broadway, Coocsris svsfy ss.s..
Otto Cottage, Hoeossa--frss Co9csft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

Y The British r. NJ. steamship Pc
Iel sailed yesterday at noon FOR Bermuda and ST.
Thomas.
r. Among the arrivals by the Arctic,
We notice that Of Mr.. Woodwork, editor Of Wood
rOrAs YOths Cs5iHa, who returns from tour Of ak
months IN Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

GRAND SERENADE.-rhe grand Sere-
made a. Madame SoNrAG, at Union place HJtol BY
about twelve hundred performers, will take place on
Friday evening of this week. There will DO both yoel
and Instrumental performances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

The JONES GUARDS ExcURsroS.-On
Monday ls't this Company turned on, In full nunbsn
end went IN their target excursion. TIE COMPANY Is
named In honor OF Dir. James Jones' Forwarding news
agent, Of No. q AnnsL The Guards, con,sussi By
sbe,on'' Brass Baad. proceeded TO ST Romans We'll
Flushing, l.. :, By the steamboat Island CIV where
they had most glorious time, returning 10 tho Clya
an early hour, and exhibiting well nddled tsrgst The
Prizes presented were as follows: Ist Silver Gobs'
presented by s. B. Jacobs won by N. Rsddy.
ID Silver Goblet presented BY James G. Cooper,
wen BY VIM. II. Blsckledge. Sd, beautiful Sean
Pin' presented by L. Jacobs, won By P. wsSn
9Th, Gold Pen and Gaze, presented BY Ds'A
B. Rhoads, won BY NJ. Howet. 9Th, besuiiful Bresa'
Pir, presented BY Capt Yates. won By David Ls'e@
9Th, q beautiful Gold lnlsld Cigar Case, pressn'od
Lieut. Lovets, won BY Thomas Hines. lsb, nc0v.
bound copy Of Byron's Works, presented BY mon
Lovett, won BY John Croughan. 9Th, elegant sal'
Of southeys Poems, presented BY Thomas Pic.on' 14'
won BY ~ Gimsrtin-
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R. r. r.
Nd ALWAYS READY RELIEF is ACKNOW

- Adv n hEAD1 AChNOW
~ hEPGEP 3 BY M TIE rRgE MN n 9E va t.
PAIN
the warning presence dse,s the pro..
R :n A pam % @ " con
I'll s s as TO %aG SS r. RADH +? R g F
which prepared expressly for The instant s e. Of pain and
seerion and organ the Since Railway Ready Re
s S Ai IL. t and say c
a ss as S ASb . @ a 3n q w bT
saion Railway. Ready Relief s.ern"ly and thirty drops
eracatns pansa OF pain of ,,,pr,,,,r,s,.
fifteen and cured the disease entirely hours
has cured during application. will always stop the pain
''S u VII ''''''''' NEURALGIA
E rsn ns m % ss g, vi a..
snd rid the system entirely from diseE=e.
PARALYSIS
prostitution musces-n
strengthens every the
PAINS IN THE BONES.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing
'''" j 1sii IN Styfii pa'ei
II will stop the most tantainns ache This hou
sands OF our citizens can attest Nervous pains all kinds arrested
SICK HEADACHE.
Nine HUNDRED and Of thousand will free from
will positively Price Fifty and twenty 1--WE
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP.
r ,,r,..,. ,-.., As A EEAuTIFIER OF THE SKIN
Pl BlOsshe usses Tctters Rash it Salt Rhsm Ring
d (. aa z:
beyond the reach Of rivalry and for Shaving is the estn
One of Railways will last than three cakes
the other therefore the cheapest
best Soap the world twenty-five large
gaved wrappers the signature of r. Railway upon each wrapper
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY is A BEAUTIFUL
HEAD OF LUXuRIANT HAIR.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM.
Tho lady who bean article dress the
Hair advsed to make Of Balm possesses
all other hair preparations first
elennses the scalp from anr and the roots Al,
nd uvisoates to healthy action the life which gives to The
hair healthy the badness stop
the hair falling makes fine strong soft and glossy keeps
turning becoming dsoored II truly luxury to
tAe HAIR with this delicious preparation. Sold by
J. WRIGHT & CO, ISL Chsrtros street.
anIO roi& q. n. MORRISON. n Mtsrnn" atre-t
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SHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
THIRD DsrRer CouRrl BERNARD RESS HIS
OF NKwoRIRAss. No ll5s.
by VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
- March 1852 directed by the Honorable he Third
et Court Of Newueans he above entitled matter, will
sell public auction TUESDAY, April 20 1851 II o'clock
for account Of the creditor. Of said nsoyen the premises
THE CONTENTS OF THE DRY GOOD STORE situate Poydr,s
No. IT'S inventory file Court which copy Willie
exhibited al the time and place OF sale.
The unexpred term OF the lease Of said premises ending the both
OF June next (ls59).
The whole surrendered by the insoven his creditors
Terms cash the spot. JAMES Z. FRERET,
sp7 ~ 10 20 Sheriff Of the Parrish of Orleans,
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3 9 . 9 3 8 s s 8
n.y. n n TT NJ n r. r T. ~ ~RsSN

COUNTERFEITS .4BOLND!!
All other falsely EXTRACTORS Commercials
DAEYS The worthless who sell hope stealing
public believe
the of the genuine articles Buy
Agents.
tB- ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
UINE; AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, al. D4LLEY,' BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT COLORED INK, on
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BoX AND THAT NO OTHER Re
UPON 1T.
g General Depot the United States
will be promptly executed. II. BAILEY Il CO.,
AIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
Isl CHARITIES STREET, NewOrleans
Where all Dealers the States LOUISIANA, ALABAMA
SSSPPI KENTUCKY TENNESSEE CITY Of ST LOUIS
in the State OF MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied
JOHN WRIGHT L CO.,
au9Gs m General Agents far '.aid T,rr;to,v
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MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

~ THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEN ulNE-No Compound has
that IS any o @ this 9'es
shs is sae Known a
the combination y aat suited %
sssSs ssss "1ss
s.ss no swelling or PAN can ocea and The bones unite
As the sr. the EXTRACTOR
well rubbed upon them will afford relief cause movement eve"
EssS"i,. We psFrfsstly
s s h ny inc is msy b.
cured By a. EYE P E$TRAro S @
Of "a value selected from the thousands in our p0sAe'.0
PILES,
not aaS
at NJ the pain and
] Il:
during Which i'm. have suffered bodily PAM lost
Gr.d aon Gut 70 no purpose coninnsd grow worse
M xsI r Hs STF s @. a. a M e @
well and heart, and to the Of two
wiling should make tha statement o % I ,e,,ls,
ciasinn''i 4tt month, III !; { v s7pr,,s
For Erypa, the PAIN EXTRACTOR snyalnNhe Other
d., my .sks the ass's ."Fp.sr tor luz, time 3 M . G
aud completely the cause of the disease and
effects thorough cure
s,s SswIo5E ed Il
kdpeys, with bleeding Pll, deeply
s AN 7%' K t @
,orr. ny chest At s
in constant burning hsa 40 haf co TI,sr m not soG u
Ms. Je.sup desired me to
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
She brought bed box and applied a felt i'm
mediate wherever touched me- and tsred for enough to
" =. he 'Ts %%ls Pm,
being ever and have been say
Til. tia. psLlEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR ba. been p..a in
n T T d s bss Ct ] ys " hy for %5 s
,%y ha, , pan I he no sG 1 S s hn all the
osrvs'io very rsspsbe y
che.rlqly recommend to til. attention The afflicted Ne
'- bs;isio 'f NY. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
CosTIvENEss; OR, CONSTIPATION or THE I.owELs
msY ri psy. i 's' the "s sF." sa
s s f R ain % ng Sa &
h." @ n. .e o ha tS tor P Of a% 0d T near
,u. WI 1waH follow thorough rubbing q ie Extractor upon the
isety sale Elinior do harm per
| SORE NIPPLES
Ths Of the PAIN in ~. disease remarkable
msni vii III Or MI DSsaey
This will certify tina. have DALEYs MAGICAL PAIN
hose ss d wh ShP p most t." rs. nd
AG s1g Anl .1 s5 to RA aRg M skAE
,,",'.'. FEVER SORES.
for sa , an, s"f 'rs ] n five sa |
sad FS s' a
when, SURPRISE before nd whole
Salve limb entirely healed and have nothing of it left about
|
| Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May 6, 1913.
CUTS. WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effect. ofe PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful quickly
does it all and heal NO SCAR
REMAINS Its healing old long standing
paralleled.
| ST. LOUIS No. July 6, 1876,
Dear SAbout week since, while working trade,
foot very nd and dangerous The whole bit of the aze
tered the foot below the nstep The wound began
nhme do until became much alarmed. used
British OIL Tnue Myr several adhesive plasters all
| purpose. then commenced the of
| DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and @ than the Inflammation began aubsde
| and has entirely left me.
confidently recommend DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX-
TRACTOR thing have tried
moving pain inflammation.
shall be willing testify the
when necessary. reside
Avenue ISL, where give information desired
| Yours truly FFERS0N NJ BISHOP.
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-, ,, =, 7hil1ithrf = S9LTl
FIRST pis1Rier Ceunrl ALFRED ROUSE SYNDC DENIS
NJ NEwoELEass CRoNAS.., No. s674
by VIRTUE of writ of alias feri facius
- to ME directed by the Honorable First District Court o.
Sewoleans the above entitled proceed 10 sell al pub
auction in the Rotnda of the City Eresns ST l street etMpt
9haes md Royal street,, THuRSDAl 1854 at II oer
-.
CERTAIN LOT OF GR0uND In Nj Weipniy No. One of nh
being lot number one IL square humble plan drawn
Pis Surveyor on the l.h Of May, lsp deposited
Achel de Amas, Notary PUbc Of hi city LOT form, IN
ST. Peer ST. Claude Streets having Preach
h feet three inches front Catde street. by deph a
'front.' Ga 81 Pet Of hundred and setty feet
Together with all the BUILDINGS IMPROVEMENTS thereon
consisting Of TWoST0RY FRAME HOUSE. FRONT BRlCb
FRAME KITCHEN AND STABLES, SLArl RooFEp.
Seized in the su
Terms ensh on the spot. JAMES 7, FRERET.
ap5 10 - myS shesd Of the parish Of Ossssas
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SHERIFFS SAT.

SHEHIFF7S SALE.
= o NawonLs1ss. Mathews. No. 1909. saw
10y VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale,
me directed by the Honorable the First District of Nav
oeanH the above entitled will proceed sell public
suction IN the Ronda of the City Exchange ST. Louis street between
H.
is certain lot Of ground situated the IRENE this city
the squaro comprised between Franklin Tre, Cuohouse
ense streets designated BY the No. l. plan drawn by Com
hinn surveyor Of Municipality No 10th December,
aaa deposited in the office Of cuy Notary Public which said
HFnA the corner Benye and IRENE and Eng
IAN maaur ss feet inches and lines Benve street. by 10
uep and front IRENE together with the buildings
thereon rights ways, privileges scryindes
g.s ereuno belonging visa appanng which buildings
BRICK KITCHEN Wv
n TWO nn lo's Of Ground situate lying being subur
@ ne above described o the above mentioned pan desg
- ~ goa and measuring follows
~ RENE street. by 10 10 inches
nv measures 20 feet lines street,
,nsn ~ Inca N DEPTH together with the buildings
sn eh ways seryitadss privilege advantages
OLD SHANTY which p"iuhes eohsis' oi M'
Terms cash tho spot ,ANrs n Ed prr
~ - 40 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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sHERIFFS SALE.

Turnp DrsrRcr CouRrl ADAMS JR sYNDc, ETC. JOHN
eATED.5 sIocoMB, HIcHARps 4 CO y. SANE Wal
TON SURRoGATED) FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
III LEANS, No.lssss, OLD DOCKET. No. l21i, PC.
DY VIRTUE of two writs of feri facias to me
directed BY Third Fifth District Courts New
the above entitled will proceed sell at public
the Reunda Of the City E1ebange Louis street. between
ALOT OF GROUND together with BUILDINGS AND I'M
pROvEENTS thereon suburb Annunnon forming
Che Magazine and Orange Streets measuring feet front
hundred and feet deep and front
Orange Z IS. - :. :.
The BUILDINGS consist Of ONE HANDSOME TWoSTQRY
FRAME with front Gallery Hall
and four Rooms the second story
adjoining TWOSTORY HOUSE, with Gallery containing
bur Rooms with Pantry and Bath Room Also, TWo-sToRY
WOQDEA, KITCHEN, containing four Rooms
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, together with the BUILDINGS
IMPROVEMENTS thereon suburb and adjoining
he five feet front Orange street. md running in
depth twenty where it widcna fifty feet
. further depth Of forty feet.
of CARRIAGE HOUSE and other OUT
BUILDINGS jia, 5,7.r
Seized the above suit
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET
nhs6 APPS 16 rs 4i5 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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~, SHERlFF'S SALE.
fihss plsr5icr CeUar ANTOINE scHEFFINo vs. RAMON VI
IA " t fsYrm1s,, oNNET.,, No. 1922.
me directed by the Honorable the Frs, D.,r Court nj N
% IN NE above entitled will proceed 10 sell at public aet9I
o,nndh Of the City Exchange street betY.sn ar,
I3T s OF k % TuEspAi May O'clock M
bounded BY Rampar ST Claude Philip and Dmsjne
by humber twenty-five by j. aness sr
~, VIC s,y on the 18Th June lsl0 TO an m
isy ys sa ~ A,ma' then No, in this city
~. ieet front on 81 Philip street. by f depth seventy
s @ lehse the said lot toward St. Claude street
~neie less, - " ~ say 'o"i IL" ""'A' u"
together with all the IMPROVEMENTS theoe
| 1S rights and privileges thereto belongine
also kFTCliEN, STABLE. etc. - S' " P''
Seized in the above suit
purchaser TO the payment $500 and the
a, uu ps,etaei ground zen; the the
erh i asnnh ana 70 assume all the other relating
cash on the spot. y 5.MES p IN ffislT ~
npS u 90 myl Sheriff al ,be Parish az c,ris,a,s
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SHERIFF,S SALE

FIFTH CouRrl SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN
OF NEwoRLEAss. coCHRANE, DECEASED. No a2al. ,
DY VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered
Id March directed by The Honorable the Fifth Dis
entitled will proceed to
sell public auction TUESDAY April 1852 o'clock
the situate Race
between Religious snd ST. John the Baptist Streets in the Mum
citaity Two of This city
L0T OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ETC., consisting Of Furn
rockry, Kitchen Utensils inventory file Court
will be exhibited the place OF sale
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
mh2i 10 Sheriff "f the Parrish of Orleans.