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BY J. A. BEARD u MAY, Auctioneers.
MONDAY, March u.s. 1852, and the follow

~ as az gsss Il as s,sss enc:
s n PuT s &C. Of ~sa'ss ssasmsn Marsh
No. T1o s sssS s,2n Of s'si , ,s
hs, m.ss s sss sGHa anna
signed before IL s. csHas F sPs ssa ars PsS H
Fulton b lot HAVING hr Il on ns" vs
NlNE LOTS Or GROUND N ts bounded eye
NJ 9. e cG est Of fss M gelss
forms TX 1a:s5 yH q ff Ro i ssS sy
, fyd s,,n and M ST tsfa anHsr1f inclusive
No. Is forms the corner Of Poy New y AMI ma streets
Io 9 TO- Il, Il, 10 H. IS, front and
SIXTEEN lots OF GROUND square gaaaea by New
as streets, Le n Nj d forms m he ssrsr Of EaI,s
ssvs1 Ls,s 2 TO- H. i2 49, ii Is front Fn
FIFTEEN LoTs GROUND in the .quar. bounded by New,
ieyee GtSa Lafayette and ed numbering Is ialeu
is ro Fulton and New reses streets
Ls,s s. 10, H. 10, 10 and II front
Futon TEE ss a ns S SF ebo sss in The sesn
Lot No fora the Of eirO Leyss streets Lot
' NsE Ibis I e s Fen e G' "a and New
Dame Ias Fulton and New
] a fo ass f N9sf p i.s sn as Nv e
LOIS ea s1 81 o sg and New
% ~ oa1 New Ne L , and a Fulton
Levee Lot No. corner ST. JOSEF Fao an.
ID ssT H. Lee s5sst Lot a Il 7 a. 5sS z y III u
sf FINE Nv l 2s 2 and fk9e o n hs s2a5s sesasg
lot No forms the Joseph and New Lace set
Lots . and tr9nj on Fnlton and View iv4e streets.
10. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND the nv
Deord, asau and New Ievee numbering from to s.
Lot No. the
Lot No. forms the Npy Iya aux.
Lots >, 9 and front on Fulton and New streets
II. ONE SLET bounded by Levee stree.
naIled having fronts.
r Tas fsGEs f bs's sg X %hs s r.
fronts opening on wide Streets and well adapted heavy
business wholesale - -
ilthogphic phna will be ready the August and ap
be forwarded with marginal
Lots VIII not be sold in front Of property b. a
the compromise 1890 who shall the
proae under which this sale made the
SAEEtJuefh
rsqud and credit with
interest maturity and not then
paid eight until fne payment mortgage
On NE property jana7 MSFtmahdti51
AT OTlCE.-The subscriber has this iav estab-
hahed himself IN the FURNITURE AND GENERAL AUCTION
BUSINESS al thc Old Stand, No. STREET and
ocits the Patronage his friends the public as
promptly attended
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Morn ABOUT THE AMAzoN-An express had arrived at
london bringing intelligence that eleven more of the
pa srngrrS and Of the steamer Amazon had been
picked mp by Dutch Vessel in the Bay Of Biscay They
escaped in the port ifebUat and in most melal
rnoy condition when discovered They landed at
Plymouth on the 18th ut
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS.

RACE lloisE lNJrRED.-The Picayune learns by n pr-
vatc letter from Charleston that Col Sngeons fine horse
Inspector had his right hind leg broken short off
inches above the ankle joint 1t will be remembered that
Inspector famed in the first heat Of the four mile
at Charleston the 4th instant His owners opn
ION is that the small bone of the leg gave way during the
and The large few nights afterwards in the
stable in the horses attempting to get up.
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An UI.p REPRoH,rE.--We an item in one Of our
Eoston exchanges which says that rich bachelor Of
N"wjery recently died leaving by will several lcgaccs
nj from ten 10 twenty-five thousand dollars each.
ies whom he had addressed but who had rejected him
lie said that they had afterwards grown to BE- so ugly
that he could not be sufficiently grateful
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tREl MEDICAL EDuc rioN--The Eclectic Medical Insti-
of Cincinnati has declared its lectures
from all charge for Professors tickets retaining only the
small incidental fees for maricuating and disscctlg
d"ry the expenses Of the college This is making it
virtually free school The next session Of the Institute
the 1st of March and lasts four months
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY.
Tuesday Evening, February II. 1852
Arrived to-day per steamers Ohio and Empire rs Bcevcs
and 30 Hogs. The supply of stock is ample
-pRICEs-
BEsF CATTLE (Western) 4G06lac p Ii net
Hoes safe z tb net
sHHEp. 81 00fdS4 90 T. head
MICH Cows S20fd)S5o y head
CALVES AND WARNINGS S. 50i0S9 90 T. head.
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NAyGtlIoN.-Navisation has partially opened at Pha-
lepha Several vessels that have been ice-bound for
three weeks have arrived at their wharyes
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WRTrNG Decentralization is called to the advertise
ment i'll another column. of Dobears writing classes fin
Tor ladies. Mr. Dobears Academy is at 80 Canal street
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ru,n EIsrner Covrr WIN. b. PAETEE & CO. Vs. THEIR CREp
| Np>yppI ", ,,t-

taN
ti''t EsTmieT toUhr "M' b FAELEE CO vs. THEIR CRED
- 90 H " ,yI9nH5r lioks-. No Ssl1
January Attn 1867 to me directed by Tie Honorabl The '
D Court Of Neworleans matter viii pro
Gn and NSrz street, on 9l1Rpay 9TH Wh ssD '%esn
L. < CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF CRorrNr st,ota in the st
Auluy in The Sqlara bounded by laroire Julia PbIip oH
on The 18Th d Nav IS44 s lot ntarp c, faat m
Brene s,e hy one hundred and rbt et IN ent y
paar lines and ;venty.eight feet in width ia le renr
J. CERTAiN IOf Of GRoyfND in the Second Mnnisp,l, ~
% forming the corner of ST Charles street and 1roI s ami
line, front on St. Charles street feet five inches and twr Inv
Iosep said o has depth one incl
aud iae lines al which distance ii ovens nj Viii anee siy %
the side next 10 Cam street
said al has depth OF one hundred and thirty feet tIr nhes H.
sur yor % The Second Nmc,altv t"y"sr with G Spi FYnim
DWELLING HOUSE AND ORR BirlIDSS in.t Iomri i,.,'
81 THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF NINETEEN VACANT
LUS or GROUND with The eit ways privileges and a,nH,I.
luar
f4rS, State square number ninety fyr on H. rsn ,
~ i i, it t y. ~ n Thi ""yeSo i on me Isl Of March
numbers one ninet.. trnsye a., nin r
iy nine in Tie office Of j. r. Beard lien SotI+, m H.
10 corner Of Pry.a and WasIi,nn ra
ana measures twenty five feet ten inches 'front.' m te r M
s and twenty iy' fee six and lnlf u IN t,nm nr i ~ '
lnttr Lois numbers two 10 nine inclusive. ,,asrr & tnn,
front on Pryani street h on mI
and twenty five Eel six and half ipchrs in lenb IVAN
corner Of prstan, and Fourth streets
hundred and twenty-five feet six and If pre IN Ip,h m ;t
the latter Lots numbers eleven inclusive
by hundred aud twtnyme depth parallel
MIN ite depth between Iarl lines nil American m,
GROUND uA. in The town of Rrkeryi,r parish of IL
ier.oo mis- state, numbered tvcnyso i~ay
gi streets according plan drawn by B. ussSm ant
q, r Thompson surveyors. sd March isS and deos h
thu fe of i. R. Beard. cofth
following dimensions o,yit Tots i've Six seven and ei@j
hr're c"eh thirty feet front on iodonsque by hure,
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AUCTION SALES.
By F. II. PETITPAIN, Auctioneer.

B9 Il. I'll. fjIIIIfaifNs huCtl0neer.
+ N EDNESDAY, February Is, at 10 o'clock
% Hitf be sold seion the H. BOYLE
11 " Gasonhous street. Charsres
GOODS, consisting LINENS, sHEETINGs LINEN
(MtI DIAPERS, LINEN NAPKINS, LINEN HAND
kE1titIE WHITE, BROWN AND FANCY LINEN DRJTIS
~ = 20 1aWSs WHITE AND BROWN LINEN MrsoUFrD METZ
tJsEN CHECKS, LINEN osNABURGS, PILLOW CASE LINENS
3hnask TABLE CLOTHS, CREQUfEI.AS BROWN LINENS:
YVES lb0ok AND AEI4 HUSLtSs, PRINTED LAWNS sINes
TTaMs PRdSTs SLATE LINEN TAPE CHECKS ALExANDERs
Ct Terms liberal al SALE =
20 Catalogues will delivered examined On e agv
prsyoas to that Of sale. fsls
by IRA SMITH, A. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer.
February 10, at 10 O'Clock
IL With sold front Of store No AZ ,,nDs .t,s
1t being perenptory e sUNDES Tor snt n syto aay
eaaes go rsamsl SAND PAPER
Eight Day GILT CLOCKS
Eight Day MARINE sfnch g. ~
Eight Day sinch
II Thirty Hour
Ii groc4 DYsPEP1Tc PILLS ffutehinson,.
10 MEMS KIP gRoGANsl Js s8EF 49,
MEMS AND BOYS RUsSEJS
%
AN INVOICE OF Dry GOODS, consisting FANCY ppTyTa
HOSIERY GLOVES, SUBSCRIBERS, sHAwIs CLOTHS asD
AN INVOICE OF CI HING consisting DRESS COATS OVEN
G8sIs, FRoCR COATS. ESTs, PANTS uNDERsfiRTS DRAW
AZ INVOICE OF ~ ,no n rs,r1p,
GLE BARREL SHOT GINS RIFLES, coLT's REvoLVERs eigh
6arrels DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL PISTOLS TABLE AM,
POCKET CUTLERY, CONS, etc.
100 bbls BRA gpY On q AND WHISKY.
l. o
80 PLY Nc CARDS. 6ais
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
t Incorporated April 1sls declared dividend OF 50 per
~ Two Years Business.
Office, No. 30 CAMP ST Common sis.
BUSINESS COMPANY LIE
Thus Company being organized solely for the protection the policy
Grr National Benevolent Institution upon
aud nt principes and ntolng small annual during
life large and handsome legncy widows and children death
All
the Company.
Creditors the lives A can
eHi husband, the
henel and rlilirrn trcet the claims o creditors.
TRUSTEES:
,Iuhu Ingun Joseph Walker Henry Duchnur
futpr Courtl,jr. NhUnsel White, John S. Allison,
Robert ]. Ward Samuel Stewart, VIM T. LeyerclI,
is.at' johnson, Edward Sparrow.
PErEH Canary, Jr, President Board OF Trustees.
DIRECTORS:
E. W. Sewol, John 4 nomeherty John Claiborne,
Ed". Jenner John NJ. Lee F. X. Mtstersun
u q frlrtt, Thos. c. Jenkins, N. o. Preston,
NJ VI. Cohen, o. Wukham, ID, r, Casrol
y. e. Hall, John 4. Roberts, John NJ. Curran,
Geo W Smih, r. H. Brunei, r. T. Arnsteti,
Samuel Wolff, l., Suansenterr
EDw. JFNNFR CoNF Vice President
4: j. W EnnGEsyRH, NJ D., Medical Board of
S G. nran sT Al Ast p ~ GoG conas Attorney
RICHARD BEIN NJ D. No. street. Examiner
who will be at the office daily from hafpa IL
By the Charter only s5oOo ia taken on single life.
RI This Company
aud issue Policies all healthy
ss the liable OF Rates by the Board which less
than the rts charged Y the Newly o and London
tha restrictions ine in the South
OF Profits declared annually and the profits interest,"
be mn available of their amount
whore the party has paid his premiums in full.
~ California Permits st New York and London
liable OF Rates and all Information Life
tfi- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
A. y.
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e TIE Df,SE s s gx1Ep STATES LIFE

r. The Directors o. the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF ILADELPEIIA
pleas to congratulate The insured members of the Company the
satisfactory exhibit of the
past and which, with the
rules Life Insurance. they enabled
After careful
outstanding risks the Directors have much finding that
they warranted in declaring bonus
n the date Of statement upon all policies entitled thereto;
which il either be added
death the present MONEY will be paid to each policy
holder At his or her -
The expenses management ang having an
equitable proportion borne by the Department
tls Company in successful fail
Ele Tie Insured members of the United Suites Life Insurance. Annuity
and Tf Company, that legitimate which
entitled will be while strces economy in the man
of affairs will interest
beneh
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following
~, a. p..., ,,,or u,.,i,,o r,t Gin, -
nave received tile NASSAU .I Vi t'e .lst UT Ila'
r r @ p s state nd sxnon lnr 70 oe 10Y
a. ia ~ sa,, f @ ;ltsr ,t t t VI Mia
H. H. ' , ti , ~ ~ i'S W ,'pormtt
snp ,'T ~ oil. f t r., @ ~ W. ~ t n, me
ti I .h;r T.; ,l i' e VI -, .o' III var"
au 70 gta' ~ ne or clearance. Tor ports IN the
~ yhamd ,Isn ] IT, .',o tin law ~ our GOO
|cisav il, si,n or,I III ,'at
MD IF ,ny State mr. ontr n; y, 7ou.i mio'lila
n or he ,r~s ~ tba pais''g such acts VINO may
rr Bahan, Iea; I pv n W ~, h'',
fin. ri inst o ~ w ''' "ee" ''h'e"e''' i
mo Gnnrd;an of H.. oeth ,+ t, ,.,. ,s -
pooJ ntbor:tv that o s. ill.,, , vs. nee,i ''i"ea On
Ia ast,hlish It Ii ,i y. a'e''nela Is hkciy 10
Thomas '"''' '"''''"''" 'aHSa" anu 81
W"ni,. ,,. . ...--
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INTERESTING EGYPr.-Erneas bet,ceen .9meytcans
ant NairesThc correspondent Of the London Chronicle
writing from Alexandria, under date of the 9Th ut saws
IN the 24th the first passenger steamer Assyrian and
Intermediate ports, left Cairo taking goody number OF
tourists of whom great proportion American gen.
tlelen. On the day following, unfortunate fracas
occurred between party Of six Americans who had
arrived near Cairo from this city in of the usual pas
scZer boats Of the country and the native inhabitants of
suburban village called Embayba, arising of dis
presumed trespass which ended in firearms
All ut dozen shots exchanged and some Of both
PARTIES were badly wounded but lives lost appears
the American gentlemen grossly maltreacd because
they nerered to protect their people their conduct
has been borne out in the Investigation which followed
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Home Mutual Insurance Company of
q

t with subscribed capital sa7s 5oo prepared recave
| applications
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
at the Office oil the Company, GRANIER STREET
Every with il
profits divided those whp
TO be
This IL established purely
and the Trustees believe ample
| security policy holders.
Ths portfolio of the all times inspection
| wislii to MAXI insurance with it.
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WoRrH KvowING.-A young lady of this city says the
Philadelphia Evening Post, while in the country some
years ago stepped rusty nail which through her
foot The inflammation and pain of course very
great aud lockjaw apprehended friend Of the family
fresh from the garden and pounded fine to the wound
done. and the effect very beneficial Soon the
inflammation began to subslc and by keeping on the
crushed beet changing it for fresh its virtue
,eelncd Ia become impaired speedy effected.
Simple but eectua remedies like this should be known
Jorguy
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TN HfRhLD ASp PuFrERr,-Thc NewYork Herald
On bshes several pu of the strongest description which
had been in for publication editorial together
with the Of explanation and orders for copies Of the
,,ppr accompanying them. The Allcghanians band of
minstr els about depart for California and ho wished
Ia pet U little extra enthusiasm the occasion are
made to cut very ridiculous figure" in expressing the
y high ,pinon the public entertain Of them The note
which was sent with the puff explains the whole affair
We suppose they did not plank up to suit Mr. Bennett
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R3.idgeacater Paint,
F0i, PLANTATIONS. STEAMBOATS,. RAILROAD CAR
pEPOTs. AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING

DEPICTS. AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING,
~. The Agents respectfully call the all
the peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
BEIbGEWAIER PAINT. 1t inaculahle of
protector, besides being cheaper than any other
pubic. Alter being thoroughly this city, past
month"; the following o" certificates submitted to the public:
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THOMASSON.
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA
Having
NolA uni, my command with thr BRlDGEWATER PAINT, |
1nertgly its NPERNOuS qualities have
hesitation in ponuuntng uPEROR, my Judgment any
raj rant before the public, and believe be CERTAIN PRpTEC-
TldN AGAINST The EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND CINDERS Ii
ht, also proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF decks thre
months tSignedO 81. {. TtOAIASSON.
NewoHeans, December ,, ISL.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN. OF
TOWBOAT PORPOISE.
lave used the BRIDGEWATER PAINT which AIessrs O. c.
BERi co Agents. the hurricane deck TowhOat
PORfOiSE. The Paint has
and CiNDERS CONSTANTLY falling upon it has had No EFFECT
WHATEVER.
became PERFECT SLATE aud am salts,
fed of its all the qualities CERTAIN
PROTECTION the effects oil SPARKS CNpERS.
fdely recommend the BRIDGEW ATET PAINT The purposes
forth in the Agents Circular.
(Signcd) WM, BROWN, Captain o Towhna, Porpose
NrwOrleans, December l, 1851.
CERTIFICATE OF TIE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co
Having had the LOUISIANA painted with the BRIDGE
WATER PAINT thoroughly tested fully
opinion N Captain ihnas'o Of the AGNolA, and Captain Brown
Of the PoRP0ish We cheeruy recommend said PAINT Su
PEitioR ARTICLE
tSigned) HUGHES VALET Il THOMAS
Louisiana Dock Yard.
P. WHITNEY / CO.
Louisiana DR. DockC
NewOrepls, February i, 1852.
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NEw ENGtIsH MINISrER me UNITED SrArEs-The
ondnn Gazette of the 23A ut announces. officially the
ap poinme fJon Themes Champion now the English
rep esentative at Washngton Her Majcstys Minister
plpn ipotenary to the United States. and Sir Henry
lytto Bulwer Minister to the Grand Duke Of TUSCANY
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IL THE HANDS SuERlFF.-Thc Merchants Ex-
change in Network being in the hands of the Sheriff he
verises sale next month The trustees trying
prevent if possible and invite loan of 100000 in
sum. of $1,000 each at per cent interest 1t is stated
that the annual rent Of the hudingis S65NOO
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nRLEANs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ORLEANS overwhelmingly evening,
~ February isecead night Of the celebrated grand Opera in
cpa by Mime. Wtennf Nm. FIea Jolly
~ The l4bo sEMRAsIs English for sae at the
" Performance To commence a quarter O'Clock.
DLACIDE's VARIETIES, Gravier street
comedy a IKE @ NJ Ba Ba &c NJ, With IT,
T NJ e. ass t N oTs ss s Nj ssT..
No. I: dSgRss t b he hTe h o sns'nds
Mr. Wright Mrs Dnpe dr,. Mevks sss Angelica, Mrs W
6T CHARLES THEATRE-Thjrd night of
5 IF o m & .s highly pGPpa Ai Nine cEr
wten s5 2 . for hs a s view g her 9ppGrtatS
ions 5ss viii e d so .bg tS td Tb D1 i
ef t y 1hGt yell known cosi Esign roted
II iloS YOUR WAsiIERwoMA ,s ''
EbAN RTCE's CIRCUs.-Wednesl evening,
Epg t Who lst e.. s e s Gp{ T 1
] @ ny. sfr t n ef, s"fs5 AM IT. per
TINS EVENING, eotiaiag tG' 4is
VATASHlNGTON'S BIRTH DAY.-A m
sEAS 2 II s AN t a slT R
Room UNION HALL jackson street, Lafayette.
MANAGERS FOR LAFAYETTE:
8 Ssp + v S, % sssPrp.s SSs;s s'1'
' $., r. ?'ss ss5s Esq., *
'''''' Lieut. ai"s & Il ssbelang, D. wool
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION:
". ", Yausht, Esq, Capt. Smith, 7. Alarkey, Esq,
Capt! DameEon g. w. Butler.
MANAGERS FOR NEW ORLEANS:
Brig Cen T. 1acy Brig Gen aagstn, Major Gen. J. L. Lewis
CD. " WV Wood, Surgeon Booth Capt. Dertes.
Col hcCnrmick Aiutan II. keating, Lieut.. A. E.
Col. j. r. Phillips Capt. Lieut. r. fiare.
Lieut. Col H. Fon0, Capt. H. b. Kelly, Lieut.. J. A. Collie,
Nnor 4. A. Sora Capt. ]. y Walganot, F. Liebrook.
Lieut. iianiister. Capt. Grivot,
COMMITTEE or INVITATION:
csl :" " Wool Capt. in walgalno Lieut. 4. F. Shaw,
ts!Et iohn Kennedy, Iiapt. J. A.. Cole.
.. Tickets !'lAr and Fiy Cents.
md IT the door o the Bali.
The Lafayette will and eleven
oci the Bail. ind will The ball Room twelve aud
three o'clock pers0ns the Bali will
with 5ahls, grais
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rsvwENTY FIVEDoLLARs REV ARD. O.

IL
D stolen from the of Teronpoulas and Race
,si ~; ID S,iils v%s had SsvS s
'I convict the thief p, Dr1,, i;i the ,''
LIFTED s1 a D,sra,cr counr TWILL EDWARDS
N OBEDIENCE to the command of an adj
ise % an n warrant to me rSsie the "Seyf entitled
4h s sgR." g ala a.; t Es. tie
ami "'mois the owners every other person
""ss n TI@ pa4 at h .ti " ya sE as S s,
for ss ps, sS1@ss to b" holden the city Newon
b. and f s wsy , tie j.,
c to- prayer u" Sr. se' "''''''" OF sad
H. sSa Once h W : sGo Fl l c. ,rs SSToe""
''io y mls Eastern District Of Louisiana.
FEST plsrS,e1 couEr DOMINIQUE LANATAvs w poLBEAE
ERY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
directed by the Honorable the First Orleans
' sheriff proceed sell ' at pu6e auction aG ion,
THREE CERTAIN Ts GRoTSb sia n yn Gs0s Sns b.
'P "SS"S'Sf y sS Ss T TR" Ms Ss
s%s s y eg s as hn S 's1n SG
FOUR OTHER LOTS OF GROUND situated in the sam. .ulo,
BOUNDED so rH ' md Maa.ri i2 ast n "n h.
S s. n@ sa. Sp < 9 s
tgt inches and line street HUNDRED
and ,wenysN feet seven inches and two lines the Of lot
number three hundred and inch anil r
and two the rear line ~ - '' N'''' ii'"'
The whole American drawn
T. Dunbar the on The Isl AMI
and deposited III the office OF Maznreau public, viii
all and singular the buildings and improvements thereon all he
rights privileges advantages appurenaces el
ing wise appanng. two three and f
of square number thirty lots of ground numbers on
and two number
Kitchen and lots numbers three and -four uare ae vacant Io
ground. " ~ ''4 ~
Seized in the above
Terms cash. JAMES P. FRERET
els 70 ms =? Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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IMPORTANT INVENTION. - The Washington Telegraph
states that Mr. Debery has invented of the most i'm
ortant e-saving and swimming apparatus have
see Application has been made by Mr. Deb for patent
IT kind of frock, doublet of ordinary dress mate
rial made double. ncrlaid with small metallic boxes, in
Hated This doubet may be worn overall on ship
board and IT is impossible for the to sink below
the shoulders and Mr. Deb asserts that person may
remain in the water any length of time and the water has
no effect whatever on the buoyancy of the dress
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Al lNcIDENT.-Capt Young of the steamer Emily who
WA passenger the steamer Dewitt Clinton that re-
Gently sunk in the Mississippi tells of an affecting in
stance OF conJugal attachment in the of and
his wife When taken from the water thew were nsrnsi
b" but SO closely locked in what had appeared to them
iast embrace that it required strong effort on the part
of me proper remedies they consciousness
and life - f
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crystal Fount Division No. 4, $. Of T.Neets every
lfl RSA at O'clock Temperance Hall, Charles
street. Officers for the ensuing D. +. MITCHELL, W.
McSABB w. A.; W II. Elias R. r. EpwARr
Born, F. j. b. T"MIINsOS, r. T. H. DRYDEN A. ANDERSON
A; g.; ANDREW HERO, l. S.; +. w. PERRY, o. S
jams WNI. II. ELLIS, R. S.
EVENING, Il" alt"st o'clock, at Temple Hall, 92a Telnnpi,ous
street Officers the term ending May WuII
MILLER W c. IT. Thomas FnIESn, W. VT; c. H. AIMANp. W
L. A. B. REMck, W. A. R.; W. DAVIS, w. NJ Wo1vKr
roN, WE; F. S. MORGAN w. u r. POLAND, W, d.
CLthf, w.t. b l.. BRAKEMAN, VS. JAMS
Harmony Division No. 49, $. of T.AIeets 900 Tchoui
onas street Officers elected for the present
EI W. Pi CEsAG MoLEEr, W A. JAMES Cows, r s. SAMtrr
t. PUTNAM A. r. S.. WM s. MOUNT f. s.; JONI CANSELt. W.
M'SAN, ca CHARLES FERGUSON A. e.; CHARS BARNES
A'toNphAu o. s.; JANIS Briggs P W. P. jams
IelIenn Division $. of T.-Mee,s every WEDNESDAY
EVENING at hapa o'clock the Hall No.
The following the list OF officers for the March
ST. 1881 viz; JoS BHowS, W P: HuG BHgEN, W +. Mont
r. S. JAMES H. lawn A. R. ST. JonS DuRwARp f. S.; W CWAV-
ElNS Ii PEosPRR CARrtErk, c. HENRY E. BAILEY.
TURNER, l. s.. HENRY CLISroS o. VISITING COMMITTEE
JonN BEowN, Aagdalen HrGH BREN Poydras
Morn, il6 ST. Peter street. W. C. WATKINS
Streets CHRISTIAN BuRGHALDER 10 Nayues
Grvier and ST. Mark Streets Henry Cypress
Magnolia streets