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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
NOR SALE-Thc valuable FARM i6-

IL nerly owned BY the late Andrew Parsons Of Psssi
and htterly by the late John Anderson Of Hsckensed
eonsts OF 43 acres of fertile land and within sgun1
mile Of the City Of Patcnon and buildings extend am4
the farm. 1t n intenected by the Morris Canal, two
roads and an unfans brook Of spring water Thar
large and eomlnodious story and half house. with -,
and cellars without dsmpness, commanding besunw ~
all sides There beautiful forest near tho -
and valuable cherry apple and pear trees and grape -
he There IL a large and commodous barn, csrnaseSS
with cellars shed, ice-house and other out-bulding
are Eve in wheat and the garden 10 rnads. fa -
apply 10 WIN GLEDHILL, ofPaterson-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

NOR SALE-A Pew in St. Barhole.
IL news Church, middle sisle. Nc " ApgysMr , "a
Irvins place. of r. CuIliS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

LVOR SALE-A Country Resldenos 2
IL The beautiful village Of LITCHfIELD Conn, -
hve hours ride Of New-York, via NewYork and Newhs
and Eaugstuck Railroads. The HOUSE Ia large ~
built containing ten rooms with large basement hka
The subuildings In good IePair-some Of hem 80
new. There about TWELVE ACRES Of LAND ~
together; good Garden and choice Fruit Of all linz
b sold cheap. Any gentleman wishing summer 49,
would do well to look at this before purchasing esswnss
For further particularly inquire Of r.. 5: VAN WlNaE
Esq, Merchants Exchange; HIRAM w. WAhNEhN
81 csdaxst Of the subscriber at the City bsnh h,
Conn. ~ III Avh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

EOR SALE-In 5th-st., Williamsburg.
u between South 9Th and South sthst, new thopsc4
built 3story and basement House 20 n. TO- BY fes
extension IS feet two stories, marble nantes pas8
lO2 feet deep; Inquire u No. lae Delancys o.
HIRAM RUSSkt4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

LvOR SALE-A Farm of 70 acres, ~
house, barn, and wagonhouse, pleasantly situate! =
the village Of Planfed, n J, cheap and accomna1
terms, or exchanged fog city property, Applyts
A. SHERMAN. No. LOG Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

II ing business Immediately connected with Plumbing
and possession OF good store with plenty of and in
awel established situation, desirous Of obtaining Part
ner in the Plumbing hne thorough business man and
rstaie mechanic with a capital equal to the advertiser
would End this excellent opportunity, there DO
incumbsnces of description the business OF the adj
tons viii be strictly honest Address X, Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
ITO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS

IL The stock of the old established and successful Dry
Goods Store Of the late Henry Van Saun, No 3l3 Hudson
Ct. between Spring and Vandam offered for SALE To
person about commencing extending his business this
opportunity Rent OF the very low and possession
viii be given Immediately This stock is for sale in
quenee Of the deceasc Of the late propnetors Apply to
zABRlSKIE VAN RIPPER, No. SIG Greenwich-st, or "
JAMES RICHARDS No. las Perryst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

THO LET-Four new brown stone front
Houses furnizhed with chaadshen and 81 fixtures com
plete plate glss Window hssfe bstA &c, lacsssa N
epod neishborhood-ssnk $50; one plsndA brown eoas
d. CwssD Ia az s 49, e. s = ssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

LVOR SALE-At HASTINGS, on ths
IL Hudson, Farm OF n acres, with commsdow 10
and outbuildings . ine orchard and abundance Pm
water commanding an extensive view Of the nvS -
within 10 mnuteS wsk Of the railroad depot Apply sA
100 Waskinstsn-st, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
no LET-A large Bssemen, on R,rs
u way, Ger OF Sprinest, under the Coaamsr, n,
Real estate for 6ale.

4 RARE CHANCE.-A Counrvs ss
IA deuce for sale to let ss Jamaica L. / vvtSSd
minutes wak Of the cars CONSISTING Of s,od iov
ard Carriage House, with from 70 scres on psseu
together with variety OF fruit trses and garden -
I0- p.n.al.l. inquire y No % eeesm.n.., mo-; Nqs
A II PRIVATE SALE-The tw,sSS
IA and attic brick House and Los Of Ground on "
west corner Of Columbia aud Delsncysts size or.
90 feet inches in depth the building covers the
portion Of the purchase money can remain on 3D.
mortgage For price and further particulars apply 10
THONf J. BLEECKER, Austioneer, No. 7 Brosda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

TITO RENT-The upper part of two
good Houses sight EiruteS walk Of the CITY Hall in
tie eastern part Of the city. Address HENRY, Tnbuns
O66cs, with real name and place OF businesa
ITO LET-A handsome two-story and
u attic modern built House. with bath nnse &C. within
two bioeas Of Broadway betweeu Prince and Spring "a
Rant >sza Apply 10 j. LUCAS No. Cotsss-plaos nsar
R1eeckG%f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

THO LET, with STEAM POWER
Il Room Ct No. IA Centrest Inquire on the preul
-. LEAK. WOOD HUNTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

A LARGE FRONT ROOM on third
"A Hoor and one room second-hoor, b Let Without
Bosrd 1t Ne 90 Chambepa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

THO LET-A front and back Room on
Il the second Hoor with privilege in tbs Cef Apply ct
No. los oth-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

THO LET-The three-story and attic built
House No l6 wsverley place near the sthsv and sd
joining residence Of the owner having bath ROOM
ppea ranes As with other modern improvements Also
ihee new houses on the north sde OF e6ths fortvie
beins $50 fees west Of Harlem Rarosd Rents m,ders ~
private famiea Apply 10 L. SvYDAM. No. los "svsFiey'
plaoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

HVO LET-Front Office, No. IL Maiden
lane Ro,m No. 70 and IS one Of the best locations 4
the city for Jewelry Fancy Goods business Apply
RICHARDSON, HICKS CO., April .. No - Maiden
lane, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
mo LET-To a Gentleman and Wife,

tno children, the secord story front and back roou
psntry between .hc third sory and aisle Aso
- OF ont Kitchen in house in Broom~s bcswson Woo
t md I~urrr,ss Rent o75 Bess Of reference required
xlSre,s p & n LEWIS BROS No Il Beaver-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

ITO LET-The two Stores, Nos. 3S8
Il and 800 Sixth-av- ready to BE- occupied about 18Th
May Also four apartments above with Croton water
Rent of the stores ESQ EACH and Of the apartments $50
each Apply to FRANCIS BLANCHET, No. 20 Sixthsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
no LET-To a small family. the

l. second story, comprising two with folding doon
panres and bedrooms together with one bedroom
In third story OF No. 90 Stanton Croon and waste
pipe each floor. Ample cellar Rent 4l75 Apply
TO c. C. PlNCKNEY, No. " Stansonst, q A. H. or
6P.M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
HOUSES on FIFTH-AV., SOUTH

HOUSES on FIFTH-AV., SOUTH
IL Il BROOKLYN, to LET-And possession given on OF
before the LIST day of May next -Four neat and bstanta
built two-sory brick Houses with verandahs In 'front.' now
hnishng) on 5th-av- between 18th and lSshss, South
Brooklyn containing eight room, IN each house with sliding
&C. commanding beautiful prospect and view Of the Bay
and Harbor of EewYork, Staten Island, Wiamsbursh,
jersey City &c. kc, only twenty minutes walk from Ham,
tsnsv Ferry. For healthy and beautiful location they
cannot be surpassed For further particulars inquire OF the
NB-Lines stages pas BY and the door Rent $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
no BRITANNIA WARE MAKERS.

TITO CAPITALISTS-Any personhaving
at command from two hundred aud fly to a thousand
dollars cash purchase interest Ia the good will Of
well established business with guarantee to clear two
hundred per per For particulars call at No ALI
Broadway ID story front None but those having cap
ital need call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

" lOV above sum easily be made, BY any indus
ious man. of respectable address, who good bus
ness qualities and who command small capital 10 be-
in With OF from t5 to go no others need apply BY en-
Sssns with the subscribers tho Book Agency Business
whose publications very saabe and which the people
win buy wholesale price list with full directions for oPe
H. DERBY co, Book Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

HOU USES, STORES and OTHER
PROPERTY, in the city and vicinity Of New-York,
Let ana the Rents Collected Leased for term OF yea
and tho rents guaraneed where sufficient inducements arc
offered Landed and other estates taken in custody a. Agent
or Attorney; Real Estate, city and country, hs growing
Westr incuded bought sold and exchanged Money In
vested in stocks loaned COED City Bonds and Mort
commisaons modersse Z. II. BROWN.
Oa6ce Ne II WsIl-st from to 2P. NJ; No 1891 Hous-
ton-st from to 9 A. NJ, at IL and from 8 TO- r NJ
RErERkrcs-Wllets@ Co, No scS Pesr-ss; esodhue
lane; L. " Kirby Ne. a. Cedarsti 81 Williams s.sq,
No "a Wallst; Harper Brothen Nc. % Clf-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

AOUSE and SIORE to LEI In the
Il lCOUNTRY-A pleasant location in email village,
about three hour distant from New York by steamboat and
railroad sood stand for country nads-in the imne-
dsts vicinity of gst mill and cotton factory There
na garden attached and the whole will be rented at very
reasonable price Apply A. P. SMITH. No. Is Nassau
st.. corner of Cedar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

UvQutE8 IpI OU1IN<1D 1&trW'
.NN~N,~NoNnONnNNN~~N>NNn oNNN/NN>N-
NOR SALE-A frst-rate Manufacturing
Busness In one of the most Aourishns towns in Con-
nectcut connected directly with New-York by railroad
Said busnea machinery, &c- will be sold at reasonable
price, Inquire Of v. b. PALMEh
Newspaper AGENT Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

DROOKLYN.-A few minutes walk
Id from the Ferry, to let, ssecondfoor four rooms -
ing for two or three Gentlemen with without pNta
Board Apply to JAS II. PERRY fourth house on Carol
from vanbrunt st., Hamilton-sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

T AW OFFICES-TO let on the second
floor of No. Centrc-t- opposite the Park. Apply On
the premises between 10 and IL o'clock Am.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

Boarding Tor Families or sinsle oentemen- ct 10
residence with large ssden 100 feet Deep attached
Variety Of roons both large and sms and large pantre
furnished and unsnshed second and third foor front
and back Kipp Browne stages pen every three minutes
Terms reasonable Apply Immediately No 6SS Hudson
st. neH Abinsdon-pUf or 70 $. p, No lol Wsll-st, up
stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

ITO LET-Two three-story and base
nsnt Houses on the north ads Of Hthst between st
and iotbavs The Houses are new and nished in ssot
ye with I'll the modern improvements. The pEion Gs
thres rooms deep. Rent low. Apply 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Vile
large room with two psntrss Also Gentlemen Base
ment can also be had for Office The house has al TN
modern improvements Inquire 1t No. 81 Grsen-se hefer
enceE required.
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AVIS o FFICIEIS.
.NIo 8n.

Nc 80.
0yfloslainace relatioe a la pose des banaes, alt-
ue,.fs, te,ltes ct esseigsaes satr les ottosrs dc
Ia yoie pnbliqae
Le Conseil G eneral de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans
UrdQnne ce qui suit A l'avenir il est defendu 4
tons loeataires ouhabitants de magasins GU moi
sons de cette vile, I'd attacher gu de s,lspendre
an-dessus des trottoirs ct sur Ia vote publiuue
nuclne hannc, ADVENT on cnseigne, nloins dc
4 hut pieas d elevation au-dessus du niveau des
trottoirs, OF &c, sous peine Dune amende dc dix
pastries pour chaque Gontrayention a 10 dite or
dominance, par jour, partir du jour de la SOM
7 nation qui leur en- aura Gte faite.
2. Tous les officers de police seront tenus de
s fsire I'm rapport au commissaire DIES rues, ou d
3 Eun le ses deputies, de toutes les contrayentions
+ d Earl icle oil dessrs
8. II sern du devoir special du comlnissaire
des rues gu de ses deputies de poursuiyre les con-
treyenants aux dispositions de 10 presente orlon-
nance apras les soIninat ions eguieres.
La presente nc pourra avoir son plein ct
entier efet, qu'apres qu'elle aura etc publiee
pendant yingt jours, par le marie, dams le jour-
nal oificiel
D. Toutes ordonnances GU sections d'ordon-
sEpances contraires celle ci-dessus, sont ct de-
meurent abrogees par ID presente.
lSigne) w. @. G. CLAIBORNE. pres
ii du Cons. des Aldermen
~ tSign6) r.. ALPuENTE, president du
~ Cons. des Assist. Alder.
App.cuye 10 II mai 1862. Is
Sign6f a. D. CRpssMAN. maire
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sHrR.TFr,s sArN,

rcuava Dnrnrcr FOWLER Js W. JAMES En-
OF NxwonisAss. WIN AND ANDREW ERWIN No. 1862.
DY VIRTUE Of pluries writ Of feri facias
10 me directed b. the Honorable District
entitled win PROCEED Y ssll pa,ls
Royal Streets June 49, 1851 ut a
Xii md Singular those TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND to.
geiher buildings and situate
being In fhe fnubouru Deor
ae the Second forming part q the
deeaatsd fifteen plan by John
schfesf date Of the M Of March 1851 de-
posted ia W. Y. Lewis late Notary this city. Said
adio each other and EACH Amer
can measure twenty front Benjamin depth
equal lines Of hundred and twenty feet and
portion ground
which Pnly,
before Lewis, Notary, dated s6th March, 1886
Seized the
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET.
mya6 les Is % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans. 81
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SHERIFFsS SALE
sFe9Sg psFaleT 0qRFsuocESsoNs q THE LATE
EEY VINTUE of an order of sale renlerni

Or SswoMlkAse WALSH, DECEASED No ss4s
ESi VIRTUE OF an order Of sale rendered
e April 80 1851 directed by the Honorable The Second Dis
Sesfi oi Se~oean the above entitled mser will po5eee
ss az nee auction, at Banks Arcade Magazine street.
k na Ns'ches streets, on SATURDAY, Jnpe s. 1852
AcEkTAlN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated on the baitue
lysodhs parish OF Jefferson ths State the square
pouh.eu " sohp Third and Levee Streets Landing
aI ~ ,ns number nineteen plan drawn by H. NOEL
eeu ~ lsa6 and deposited in the Office
G,p s'aay o. ms city, plan number thirty
front loo Pub Landing, back 10 H. y, liz, ~ IL
number ~o hans adepth Of seventy feet two inches and sir lines ON
Tue de hnn Of sot number eighteen depth Of t
on sen anu Iss nnes on the SIDE ne Of io twenty and
ieasn5e together with all the rights
& heopgips or IN appertaning and
said lot derived by the title Of the vendors but without INV
40 = said rights, beyond the Lines stated, '
Tflssono fourth cash, the six tsoye md
months endorsed without maturity hut
eight Ter cent Interest maturity If moi nai
AID mortgage On the property sold. - fs f"'
Notary Public JAMES p m EpTT r''' EST
mSt N s5Isa shsIid Of ths PaIish X Orleans
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SIIERIFFsS SALE
sssoss Dls,nleT counr SUCCESSION OF THE LATE E.
.ErY YIRTUE Of and in obedience to an ord

sVgSasS,qM &
EQY VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
- OF sals rendered April 3d. 1852 by Honorable
the Second District Court OF the
will proceed 70 sell public auction Arcade Magazine
street between rsier and Na.chez SATURDAY
s. 1852, 1T IL O'Clock NJ $50
LOTS OF GROUND situate lying and being in the Fra.
slr Of this in the bounded Nayades Apollo
nd iafo streets and as letters particular
diwn ny W. Thornton civil engineer, dRi 18th April
lots aTg according to said plan, the following
I measuring nineteen feet three inches Apollo
one hundred nnd twenty feet in DEPTH parallel with
THO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, rooted, and Mi
o,tr thereon and the privilege
q four width the Of
Of Dt No. ~ plan No. q of Book Of Plans
0 Notary Public Of this city,
LOT
hundred and sixteen DEPTH between parallel lines the
Two STORY FRAME HOUSE, improvements
thereon and the privilege in width
m the Of sad lot Eato Of lots
and plan No. q Of Book Of Plans Of G. r. String
tary Of this city.
OF Cforns the front
street by hundred and sixteen feet
and all the improvements thereon privilege
o. the alley Of four width the opening
street, said lot being part of lot No. Is pn
Plans o. G. r. St,ipger late Notary Of ths city.
cns tho balance twelve, eighteen and
MONTHS for notes bearing annu,
rom date until after due until pn eight aunu,
and special mortgage the property The hndnsto insured
the credit portion, and policies Tie
holders OF the " 80
A o. sale Mt the expense Of the purchaser before H. Cona Esq.,
setary Pnhlis, JAMES ?. FRERET,
myb 10 70 le5 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
TnRD DrsrnIcr coUarllG. b. DUNCAN vs. SARAH A. MONA
or :, N ,yy q m,1 CHAN Ass.

Taieo Disrner counre. B. DUNCAN VS., SARAH A. MONA
or NsmushEANs. u CHAM. No. Ass.
II VIRTUE of a writ of soizureaand sale to
~ directed the Honorable Third District cour, Of New
Orleans entitled proceed TO at nubl
ton The Ronaa OF the City Exchange Louis street between
Charities and Royal streets, MONDAY vs. 1852 al 10
O'clock NJ - --' - -
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with improve.
mpnts iberoea with all the rights, tile
thereto bNnge Situated in that iart The ety called hnna,
No Two, in the bounded Escle, Camp mi SI
zine siree icsisa by thc numbers eleven aud Twelve Plan
drawn by Henry AochaUen dated LIST December, epotri
III the o'en Of a. Maprap Notary Public in this city
according particular plot sketch annexed original se
from plaiDi nows 'front.' on IA
tllc street by hundred sixty depth parallel
common esc The lois song the said street and The se
AHgusHa by tho lot and ynl
TO aud the adjoining lots And the twolye thirty
feet ont Esee street, BY depth hundred sixty
a4 the line aud PARALLEL
nd tho division line Of Tho saue ard one
lnnrsd ami four feet eleven inches lines
the side 10 the lot number esvan The improvements
lots consist q one wosoS frame dwelling aud kitchen.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms cash OF the spot. JAMES 7, FRERET
ns2a les Is IS Sheriff of the Parish on o,lsnps
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Founra Dsracr CouRrl sUcCESsIoN OF THE LATE ELIZA
OF NEwoEIRass. IlBURN, WIDOW OF THE LATE JOHN
ny VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered Nav
1859 to directed by the Honorable the DsrictCourt
OF oesns in the above entitled matter will proceed
public auction, the Ro,unda Of the Exchange
between Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY a. 1851
O'Clock NJ, for o succession
certain Negro Boy nained NAT aged years
OF this State Ut " ' $500
And On the day, at halpast O'Clock NJ on the premises
siiuats Nos AZ and 81 New n - 49, -
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE etc. etc leonyin IN snd
- - 1e - ~
Yarna cash on the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
herf of thu psrish off
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ID A. FAHNEsTQpK's vERMIFUGE The
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.

- a5l W isiSIr ~ hay,ng
with the propeos nn MI the genuine popular Patent sd
cnes throughout tho Uutsd Ste to keep them ccnsnny snpp
with fresh and ample far below usual
B thla they enabled 70 offer for the inspsc
the extensive aoment which be found ths
other city Having had many and
Patent Medicines they acquired facilities crrucng TINS
particular department the scale and prepared
supply the trade prices erccedmgylow TINT the cannot
reultze handsome centge either who
ale or retail A. ysir ssablmsn found u assortment o.
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES. The following comprises
part Of their assortment aud can be furnished Dealers
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7l7 ! !. :
Fipfu pIsTnIeT CouRrJoHN HUGHES AND FRANCES VA
Il OF NkwQRIEANs. LETTE MRS JOSEPHINE VALETTE
WIDOW IN COMMUNITY or MARX THOMAS, AND NATURAL
TuIRlA OF HER MINOR CHILDREN, FOR PARTITION -.
NO. The matter Of The Succession OF Mark Thou
X TX VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered
Mny el 1852, to directed by Honorable the Fifth Dis
Court IN the matter proceed t.
se ~ public aactien In the Hounda of the City Exchange Louis
street. between CharireH Streets MONDAY June
1852 r. aocock order effect Par,on following do
acriled Slaves viz = - -
abctt 55 yca i'NeN
hDRlE aha negro man, aged IS wears and
NERO llso min, slave for Lie, years
TElkoie.lir credit Of six ana oya
months for notes endorsed eight per cent
per anunn roi the date Of fne until final
special MORTGAGE on the agves sold. JAMES RI FRERET
myas jes= Is rs Sheriff of The Parish Of orlsaps
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cough which the mcdics such ms Iaisgor squ
ard other ordinary medicines Dr. Dsys Compound syrup
Cherry Tar reyed IL few dosea and o. eo
regularly taking sguis md pacgorc has been
Days medicine for few days Paet and her cough MOI
Y 'e'0's sn' THOMAS AILLAR Race stree
a sod Wholesale and retail by the for the Scn
and West u WRIGHT L CO. Isl Charities ST. Nsworeans,
49, 80 - Where oil orders be addressed
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Gt0NDuIT aux epaves du Premier Dis ~
~ ei, stades Scures dc Bell, Caiondelet -
Poysras ct fInvia--l - 93
M ciEyAL FoNcE ayau see maia dc BRIDE deny,ron
IS mains de hnueur ct ayant rae blanche 'front.'
Ia nere dos ecochs tampe j. epane droie
eIs sabots.
sill pas rseane diei SAAIED JUN, jour
a au lieu osrnae Thos Spear eucauenr special
my2l Si19d H. FORNO, District