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nsyrxsN or ST rNrsgsHveG.

l.seey. Nyna II. sN,es~hax Nce,Ved IN N'eana state
Nj tAe CsSt IN sssw ~ s,Vsi detection Srrr,A'hng
q, RSw,l,fweat IT, Vienna ,hw feeling Is pas'icnaeN
.t,sesss =, The ccluSi,a NJ tAc Aas,r, l'sssn tr''
,SkA !. as,As,rra has aston she the Russian M"nSroA
~, ssr< trttrss s,sss that the -, rS~eu iGu'nN
y<gvass u, sasiN Austria ami hor public win ma" o..
cnssxur4 A>Ny>lsrS ~ the Russian cNy'csr''. IN, of
a. 49, S,.N mralAS on the iNh. the " .ws cf tho
Nc~sNa>acss Il ts~~N had much shaken re oenhdenoo
~ ~, ps>NA ..s tie severity NJ the rN - h.d not sue
. 4. ,sas~v ss,s tAc public telling the PrrrNrsans
ss AS lxNsc NJ nc capital plainly show that che 'sii ct
t>~ssS 81 ~ ~, considered Ncyo' ho N'aat> Vt pssih-
~, s(Trr cus ii the seventy bridges which orS
az NS,s an ~ Ne hcAen down., sad hc granite mseIiAs
sN-S~n into nc rNVr, IN te'sc rmsnnS h'aNy w'"Vtl
III h. nlsci rcnr rev ,cntcan bridges to be con-
,srxsaS nc whole NJ the so-cSiod Admiralty Side the
JSnsAr> SIDE and the NcwSS Prospect Is 10 I've fortified
srs ~, r,s,ri6cn, hsaiaSs aSd IS barracks For some
s.ys N- the letter written Che Empcrr had been
,rsp>,s,i l, Is s3dc thAi he Is much alarmed for ms
NsrAS>s.ra fct and sh,s makes him So ont Of humor
" SO lith she Gar ~ have gone 81 Wyhorg 10
r,,xw iAeo Sr~r.s hat, IS he was unwel the Grand
lxAx CcsssSnsre Instead The Hereditary frih',
Axxsvse- wss ST CrnsAdion the oh The Emperor ana
N,s wv csi SINS inhah the Marble Palace but the resi-
ef Tho f,raily y 4, rc;crhct
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Markets for Manufactures.

M.scarsrEx Tuesday May Thsre varying given
o.. hi. BY different ls1;es aing hsi prices
generally somewhat tesceE others that they SIN nen9s
consider that the business effected today has been
Al pees Of last for uos Description Of aud
(ocps operations Of fair IN the
sn,e have taken psce The than Il
Il no better Tie irfing difference ree sends biy.fs
with caution India letters by
Of Trieste and they favorab Of the Calcutta
81 suitable
and the lighter snisTGs and JAeoStrs the prices Of
heb Ltie attention psd on oar exchange 20
he eorf Of sales Liverpool Yesterday There
no life on the other side according 10 S accounts
Rather demand during the few days but usntne Of
MONEY checks business
U,ty.x S,fuday MAY I've have again bad ssack maxi
10 epr niece hall add goods Of description have changed
the transactions r fOn extensive
without any soticeable variation u the quosno.1 .
a feeling the
r,er, and disposition 20 garesse bit pnoes are 1ca
The WooL 71te
,.,tive a. has weeks past and prices Lave under
zone little ehsnEe q. - ..., 4. .,r n, h.. -.
on has been cxpeenced De mana
fsfur.r, are dsvsps few good. IN the ah ne
autptity pAtps to order limited compared We 80 !.
s..l a. nj, season orders for beaver FOODS s7 f'hAy
oI ed cur BY the export There has been .Iht lyios
me IN me Noel bot no sales Of large amount re's
49, End I.lln cen 10 b se-Hs 'cY es-'' J
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FIRE IN THE ELEvEsrH-Av.


About II O'Clock Saturday morning fire broke out
in range Of old wooden buildings Eev0th-av., be-
Thirtyseyenh and Thirty eigh-sts occupied as
oundery for the manufacture Of gas pipes. Several
fire companies the ground, but notwhsand
ing their excrons, the buildings nearly destroyed.
The loss will not exceed $1,000.
FIRE IN wArER-sT.
About Il o'clock on Saturday evening fire broke out
in the brick building No. 295 Water-st., occupied by
Thomas Jackson a rag warehouse. The alarm
promptly given, TO which the fremen promptly
ponded but in consequence Of the peculiar nature Of the
material with which the building stored from top
bottom several hours elapsed before the flames sub
dued. The stock, which valued at $4,000, dam
sced to the amount Of OOO Insured for 81 OOO but in
what Office we could no, ascertain.
FIRE LERoY-PLAcE.
The alarm of fire clock Saturday night was oc-
casonod by the window curtains in the dwelling house Of
Mr.. srang No. Leroyplace, gniting from one of the
gss burners. The flames speedily ex,inguished No
further damage being done tn the destruction of the
curtA NJ and portion Of the carpet.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm OF FIRE for the Fifth District yesterday morn
ing was accustomed by tho burning OF some iar barrels
foo. OF suieenthst., +. Z.
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ts.'"e,. rssn shs' Fe' oars We 49,, IA, al. At fal
rinss and GAtSrAt steady pa nocss 800. ~ afr on.
Otsnsd apl bit bold Ma. al A. ataf
!, srsd amount II hu.ins . situse' .-.s.,,fr,i
TNtsp.N a. We h.vu noir 80, .,c, T,..l.v
Neetsir ga.niits otO,fs Go" $500 a., .y. Of oh.r
svause ihr,e snd ea.twsr t''nf -, nr,n.cf.o tho de-
k,,sr,N h.u.,rt 70 suriv n.d. .,n, -, WA, AZ
,,.i,-t &C.. = " htfia' ln'"H ~ W"sN'
r"''' ".",", sg as Es.r'. bat rf'neralY from Va
-" r.,' ~ 'e' 800 a., ~ u RHfurr "elndnf 5000 snp
i've Aw',sN. ,.s,l srsnsh tiovn. With farther far {"
w.' - Sse, Mast tho exports 4 Tho isiicr hence
~ NV'',H ssers tho imports ~ hc woei consider
~e' "M' te.s"' " tyarrahle IN amount
.r'''N w 60 .r.- mc~i parts Of the United hinsdh
hrdsf ''l all ho sfowns sud lssr affivA'
'vsfo" tho cupr's % hi country than wS pfsvials
srtNrNs' trade w nearly a. the bni'n
mA.,' :. last week doorns tendency In thc value OF
tN. WV rrrcrtod pa cheaper In ireland also ihr
nts .rd exhibit hulr animation except io lSpiA> IoNN
" ~ hV have bccn extensive whr he
sn Ftid.v operations article have been uninp
ta,ce. mos; raihst
dunaou in the sioeks inc "a"
al alsf, aud dealers . induce rnoScd demand .-,
this opened with general dnlns ~
arrsftmrui the trade and having only limited ~. .x
,,,n ard dealers In WHAT aud ~
.rsdinsy small quote the former fully "a y ~ o> ' ~
latter below II this day o. h.a on
Grinding R,KlrV 81 y ~ Ms dearof and h"' WV ~ ~
somewhat higher terms.
BEANS and frAs UNMARRIED other de
oar, Of the best quality commanded former Prices p"' '
,erytcns rather lowei
sold ~ IL late value A., 10 a ~
Nnax CosS wa, inquired sAcr and has oeoihe" - W.
sKp
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John Athya's Circular.


Per P1ofe OLAsyor .,, ~ - oe.,t i1s
Flopr Il ebesper with inquiry. Wheat also little easT
but being small prices steady Indian Ooih
less wanted but cheaper. - ~.,, ne.-
PRovIsIOvs-There change in Bacon Shoulders Beet Il
firm nothing doing No change PORK Grease Butter ne
brings Co., .-,,
LARD NAV be qued dearer, with limited ssles
ward tendency has been arrested tor the pres
emit deliveries in London 96 against 1872 when
the market The advices from 81 re
ebug up the 9th th) May state that the declining pce IN
England the increasing for carriage here ana the dim
Guilty obtaining have 10 further purchases
OLs-Sperm wanted. but none worth speaking about =,
sToREs-Common Resin has declined a. when the
tsnsscons are trivial Tar quiet Spirits of rurpeniine very I'M
sssble.
AsHEs keeys frn-stock gets into few hands
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ITALY.

Letters from Turin that contingent OF 2oOoo
v.n has been demanded the Sandman Government
Nv Franee for the purposes of the Eastern war SARDINIA
= stated TO have replied that although quite disposed 70
cooperate with the western powers the present slae
II, fpanees could not afford large an increase OF the
amy However the contingent of recruits, which not
due ill the end of November will be called out IN
the present month. $1,000. e. Ill 49,
srbsld is at Nice with his family where he VIII re-
main Tor some time for recovery of his health.
Col Monte who fought the side OF liberty in LAZY
and Hungary in ls4s and ls49, has died at Turn
The Neapoitan Government has ordered lhe
poi,ans are forbidden to take service as prvateers
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and by a satisfac tory mslOr!ty.
THE WoMEN'S TEMPERANCE CONTENTION

To the Editor ef TAe ". i Tytsno
The Wanens State Convention has just closed and
must say sanitary effect has been produced upon
the citizens. Many who went 10 hear, with p-eiuices
very strong against them, lad them entirely removed
and are now their strongest supporters.
The ladies who spoke acquitted themselves with
credit and | have only 10 add that in my judgment
they are doing more for the than all the in
the State MAY God help them in their efforts. Mrs.
Vaughan the President of the Convention. presided
with dignity and showed clearly to the audience that
she IL woman of superior talents and great energy OF
character. They have done much good
Truly yOurs. J. y.
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James NIcIIenry's Circular
PnciGc

Pc, Paelfel LIVERPOOL Iuesdsy Nay w. ~ &c, L.. 10
PKovsioNs-There continues large demand o Bacon pul @
irrors advance IN value Inc SOCK
Of Beef reduced Pork dull Lard gains strength 70 ha
speculaiors which prevent inrher cecne AZ
10 lees there orders here Talow is more saabe
RcE continues dali
BRr.pSuFFs-A articles lower baltimore Flour onsed
AZ $751; White Wheat123. Indian Corn ~.
CorTov-Tbee has been rather more inquiry TINS "eeA oDu
rom the and speouators and the market Las Asa1ra az
rnnce Of stesdness without quotaby darer The sales
Yesterday coo bales and to-day 300 bales ~" III he to
dsys speculation IN Manhes1 A;o ~
demand during the few last days bu' tne
t.shtuess Of money checks business materially
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AUSTRIA.

Letters nom Vienna speak q the eommoTca slust"
- whsh Austria hiss been placed by Russia as the
TIE coRatry going to ruin faster 'h'h o annhi
S,.S cSesv owing 10 the occupation Of che
ard As obstruction Of paauhan nav'eaon lntsS %
~ , =, hsrSssinr 10 the masses raising the price
81 20 per cent felt to be the fault OF tue
GeverI u,onf i;selC ,..h ,o-,
49, ous accident has hefacn the Astrcloger ssl az
SSrors-tAe particulars are unknown
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Robert Maxim q sons Circular.

Per Parfel CoRS EXCHANGE LvrKfooL Friday Nay % 1851
The trade here under dull accounts from Ms lane which have
influence The markets Of the generally
comparative Inactivity purchases
~ FIopr in the interval from Tuesday have
sore Dbl reduction bat holders mostly
finn, and 90 little Sne Wheat in hand hs
,or, Of reaction that grain Observable The demand for
i.p,Ix CoRs eontr sed and full prices were paid
We unusually slender attendance OF both oea and
,ptry bnyer todsys market and limited inquiry
tor sny WHEAr pes I'D bush from the
,.nsreies Of TUESDAY s; Flour nay be written Dol
the demand being OF limited extent but The tone
~ ~ trade articles somewhat tner al the eoso
B.Rtty end Brlss ere r.lissy oryasi n V,iae 5s' h
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CHINA.

Dates are follows: Japan, March ~; Picking. I'd
Marking and Shanghai, 3lst Annoy, April /; Canton,
April TO-
by 600 Imperast troops but reiterated with the loss OF
some twenty Killed. The insurgents having broken up
their winter quarters, were steadily advancing toward
TeLng. mob of porcelain workers had been creating
much disturbance in the green districts and the Ming
show country and had sacked the city OF Kimum.
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y,.s,.,, uro,hers Il Co.'S Circular.

prr pactfc - ~ Am accounts from nos: Of
cnr mile. dealers have been holding GA
- r,,rs,.irr sin hodcrs cyinccd lees desire 20 H. Wsr.r
t'ei ~ 49, .nt,cir.rd Although the Transaction IN " 80
& orS since Friday have been on retAi Chs 80 in
rent 90 'hAl e 49, h,r nurchacd rather easier terms
quifcd iof, and nsH' nave ' IyrRroo h Mo 3Oh 1851
49,, ms market had only moderate ATTENDANCE OF
Miller. and acted with great caution ana we1e
.n' ~ n, hss, Of NJ decline OF Ia a "a ~
t ,,s OF Friday Not much business was done IN tLoUK
- bB,r, were generally disposed TO meet the views OF %
80 .reculniors Sales eho oed however make decline
~ HI a hi. on prices of last market ,... r
INDIAN COIN limited and rouc Vi
a. quarter would have been submitted TO eject sales MEAL
.tesdv tn, OARS the turu cheaper
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London Market.

TvsspAY Msy So pubshed Geographic repoEtl-We inis
sueAR s2o hhss sold rather lower to--1, ua-iiSe-
Havana No sod Gu chance at % Ier Nol AZ N soo
demand pstve Cevlon y Cd Plantation y as
TIA; Ordinary Ccngoa I'D PET No. kct
fat stle cheaer HFNP eudug Petersburg clean
demand full SAL dr rA-he
cheaper LNrED On 81 Sd PEI ewt scorer Pc koN 81 Per
tun cash TALLow f Pye a6 spot o. as forward DEW
CIV.
MCAEY-Th funds have been exceeding strong o some days
past Tuesdy Sh Cousos c@ed 9'.Gt for money aic sc
count what and h1sy closed
q. 81 Money u demand 4a5 -.
PAIRs losing pfee Tuesday 5sth -Four saa Hall
Three per Renits 7c Bank sEaros
AR $500
lrxxA Tuesday evening Soih-EXchange London 1874
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~NwvA xN~As 49,. sNessNps a,vNsvly, sni m'.ety Wa
sr. ~ Sees~sse svsea, ttt s,kNsy illustrates both
tN< SS~ sf zee NNsssAN EN,esawvn, sud Us methi "
,rs>>x<>sNk> 4 n~,ls~aNa " he capital having Nici
~sN~sA ~ sNe,> S,wsNS W Nee ~ She mN' 0riaeetri
ssM<syv NJ NJ CITY, tAw cl,NWMs,snN, apparently 81
ss>sass, e>citsA seNsSiha. AND The government az
~Y>~e,l ~ HW,ses>n AMI transported him ~ N"r 10
N<stA ~ hA,eA taA, ~ sach time, aNd thus betrayed
-, apassy Stss NJ sgUae TN rNlNe fraud an,a M
sws tNSIN, ,na,nc,lAS Sa,ec Il the failure claim
~,s.s, ~ sw,,Alewaa EN sam II NceoN due ~ hun
TIN sete,aSa wSs NNe& ANN NaN,,S and NNicrcd e.
AANx y. lolx.>AalN AnA gNs.ls w h.s nNneMN.
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LIVERPOOL Provision Market.

"a, MIieury quotes stock Of BEEF nuch reduced PosK dull
Bacon in large but excessive aud prevent any
sSvauee in value 70 la brought
cr, which prevent further decline; a. ess ioere ase
large orders TsILow mole stable. RICE eal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

Er.A.dernsn Wesley Smith returned from Bis brief visit
70 Ru.sa on Wednesday last. He mssior procure
con,rac, TO supply the Emperor Nicholas with timber
The success o. biz undertaking Ia not yc saasp.rcl.
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Liverpool Breadstuffs Market.

Brown shpey report hAress in the CoRN market 1t
decline Of 3D. in WHEAT Cd az FLoUs and INDIAN
CoEN White 60l2i5; red lolodll 9; lSpAN CoSs
81 6d4 Western Cans FLOUR 81 sass Phladephis baltimore
and Csusdian Sc ass s. sour 81 ass.
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ASIA.

Advices from Constannope of May l. state that the
Ottoman corps at Kars almost entirely dispersed on the
approach Of the Russians May g. Part formed into
yserrilla bands and the rest were sent TO Erzeoum
Selim Pashas corps was in an efficient condition at ba
tun.
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Liyerpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL Tuesday Nay o. loof
Since Friday lest there has been more active inquiry resan
daily however holders continue 10 onet
freely there change be noticed excepting more
the four days estimated a. OO bags
Guiding American speculation and for export The
Thursday 1888 bales from the united
States, $50 from Brazil and Is from the East Indies
Comparative Imports and Exports CorToN into ana
ichoe me LIST Of Inuary 1901 70 TIE IN o.
The period year
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THE GREEK INSURRECTION.


The French Government announces in The MonIenr
that il has received very satisfactory intelligence from
Eprus and Macedonia. In Eprus, ali the villages winch
The Helenes had coerced into nsurrecton had submit
ted to Fuad Enendi
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GREECE.

RUSSIAN PRESENT TO GREECE.
The Norol Gazette of ST. Petersburg says that on the
18th Of April last the corvette Aradne ~ guns and the
brig Orphei guns were, by order of Baron Meyendor
the Russian ambassador Vienna given as present to
the Greek Government, with everything on board
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rro,.n. shinlex s Cos. Cirrular.

Per PGctfe LIVERPOOL ilosy NAV ., ia't
report dull surd CorroN market with iTesu
ar prices Of some no ders 70 a
m that speculative have been induced by the temp
.tons offered generally a. y 10 lower but occasional
ga have heen q below the rates the
day consequently compelled 70 consider the following
quotafiors quite nominal; ca
Fair Orleans. rAL tPAn@s.
Mddlpg OrleAns.....5sd hiddnng Up auds ''.'..''o
Pair Mobiles IHcfor and OIuha'
Middhng Mobiles. a
sales the week ending l't evening ere psed a so
taxing 1850 and specusors %So bales To-day
th,x ALI eco bA e. the trsdc sskag 500.
CofroN this port bStH bales o. which
600 are American bales AZ this period OF last
ef~ 557 American
IRE com has dull DAY decline in Flour Of
bh aud quotations for WHEAT INDIAN CoS> iue
an Improvement q quarter Western Canal FLoV 5s
SD. Baltimore and Phadelpls So Ohio 50 O Csn.da IS ga
So ard Sour IS ass Dbl White WHEAT Ii Sal2 q red II
III 70 No. White and Yellow INDIAN CoKs a. 694%i mixed
20 T. quarter. 80, ..-., .s,v 1919.
unuusy large quantity Of 5000 5bls al % q e~ fof
eornmon quality. l.. cox-ox -.
FOR the working days being q s bales with p ex
poriers the uahst closing quietly bat with ssnsde o'e
the above quotations.
has been in the Coss market a. decline
Of Sd = 10 in WHE.r cd a a Dbl in FLoy and e. IN
Corn white WHEAT II 6Gi2 ); red l0l0Gll ~ Woi
ikpAN CopN So 500 y qr Western Canal FLOUR 81 odSS
Philadelphia Baltimore and Csnsds So ass; Soar. 81 ass
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Following report Of Brown shpley Co our eorre'Pou i1
shade sesdness AZ the quotations &c
yised u.r Arctic namely:
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Liyerpcol Cotton Market.

The total quantity kinds imported tff through BfI
459 in the above table but the quaint
that arrived q these ports veGy not included
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-15
n A
POUR CAUSE DE DEPiRY.
NEGRES OUVRiENS. TONNE
I.IERS EFT CUARPENTIERS.

LIE Imdi % Janvier proclaim. a dix heure,
du matin, Il la residence de Pierre Neitzeroif
rive rauche du Bayou Latourchc. a environ
sept miles de DonaldsonviIIe. ell cette pa.
~roisse, J~otirirai Ell vente publiGue, les pro.
prletes suivantes, savoin:
lo. Une habltation sItuee dams la p~aroissc
de Prescription, RYE gauche du Bayou La
tourche, a environ sept miles au-dessouS de
Do~llaldsonvllie, mesurant environ trois az
penis de lace au dit bayou, sur qGarante de
pro!oldeur, llgnes cOnvcrgeautes, bornee du
cote den haut par Miles Taylor, ct du cote
den has par VaIcourt MeIancor. Y compris
les batiSses qui sly t%rouvent, les dites batiSses
consistent ell uue bonnie maison lie, famiIle,
magasln 4 mails, ~pl@comnicrS, ecurie. caba-
mes a negrcs. ainsl qu une bonnie LoutiGuc de
tonncllerie sur la devanture.
30 Logue, Negro age de % ans environ,
bon t~onnelier ct ul peu charpentier.
80. John. neore are d'cnviron 81 ans. ega-
cement bon tonne.ier.
, 40. Solomon, negre age lcnvieon 80 ans.
bon equarisseur, bon scieur de long, egale::
ment bon pour tout ce qua concerDe les ira
yauN dune habitation.
80. William, negre age d'environ 10 ans,
bon negre de champ, character ct cochcr.
60. Sylvie, ne"rcsSe, a-ee Gcnviron Fl ans.
Fcuisiniere ct repasseuse avec son e%nfant,
Anna, negritte de l6 mos.
10. Clarisse, muiatresse, agee d'environ 10
ans, blanchisseuse ct repasseuse, avec son
entant Nancy, ag6e de 10 mois.
81. une voiture L quatre places ct ses lar-
nais: 90 Tn cheval de v%oiture, e%yalemert
tres bon de monture. surtout pour DANES.
10. Tine jument creole, bonne de monture:
II. Une vache ct son s~nivant; 10. Divers
meubles de menage, tells que Its garniS, So
phas, chaise*, &c, ct aussl IN chaland coufe-
nable pour TN tonnelier OIL autre.
Conditions dc rEncnn.:
La terre ct les esclaFcs payableS en- trois
tormes egaux, un tiers en- tout mars proclaim,
1851, un tiers en- tout mars 1866. ct lie derlier
ell tout mars 1856. Les acGuereufs four
r,issant leurs biIlets avec bonnie caution i la
On yendeur, les dts biiIets paya-
bles au burean du Recorder de la paroisse
Assumption, ct poltant apres echeance, interet
a raisoI &c hut pour cent Fan jusqu'a pale
nleGt final.
lie mobiIler payable toutes sommes de $40
ct au-dessous compliant, ct toutes sonmes au
dessus de SIC, ell toat mars proclaim; les ac- |
Q~uereurs fournissant leurs billets avec eau
ton satisfaisante ct ifteret apses Fecheance
4 raisen de hut pour cent Fan.
Les actes de vente pour les immeubles; par
Andre Leblanc. Recorder de la pa
roisse ~Assomptino, aux irais DIES acquerehrs.
3 paroisse Assoml ton; &c 20 decelnbre 1853. !
T.. LINOSSiER,
i6 #t.#'@-.t Encantcur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-15

AUCTION SALE.
COOPERS g. C4RPENTERS SL.A-
YES 10 SELL,

On Monday the 23th of January next. at ten
o'clock A. NJ, will be offered at public sale at
auction by the undersigned at the residence OF
Pierre Neitzeroff, situated Oh til, left bank of
Bayou Lafourche, in the parish Of Assumption,
about seven miles below DonaIdsonyille, the
following described property, TO wit
A plantation, situated in the parish of As
sumption, on the left bank of Bayou Lafour-
che, at about seven miles below DonaldsonviI'e.
Said plantation measuring about three arpents
fronting said bayou, by forty arpents in depth,
between converging lines; bounded above by
Niles Taylor and below by Talcourt Melan-
con, together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. Said bindings consisting
in good family house, barn, Two pigeons houses,
negro cabin, and also good coopershop, build
on The levee. *
30. Logue negro man, % years old, good
cooper and h kind Of carpenter.
80. John negro man, "a years old, also good
cooper. 80
40. Solomon negro man 80 years old, a good
c%ouaring and sawyer timber, also good for p.an-
tation.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-15

lie moroccan de terre sur. Iequel la s%ucrerie
est situee: mesnrant environ cInquante arpents
de superficie, payable CONNIE suit sept cent
piastres en- mars 1854, ct la balance en- trois
termcs egaux, I'm tiers en- mars 1850. IN tiers
en- mars 1856 ct Fautre tiers en- mars 1857.
Les e~sclaves payables comme suit sur
chaque lot, deux cents p~iastres en- mars 1854,
ct la balance en- trols termeS G@auy. uu tiers
Ell mars 1855, un tiers en- mars 1856, ct Tautrc
tiers ell mars 1857. Les acquereurs des terres
ct DIES ~esclayes tourniront leurs billets ayec
BONES ct solyables cautions, a la satisfaction
de fadministratrice, demeurant Ell cette pa
roisse, avec hypotheque spectacle ct lie privile-
re du vendeur sur les terres ct les esclayes.
les dts billets portart interet a raison de hut
-four cent par an apres F5cheance, ct payables
an bureau du recorder de cette p~aroiSsc.
lie mobilier payable tcutes sommes de dix
pIastres at au-desSous de dix p~iastres, en- mars
1854, ct toutcS sommc au-desSlls dc dix pias-
fres. ~payables moitie ell mars 1851, ct lautre
moitie ell mars 1855, les acquereurs iournis-
SAINT leurs blllets avec BONES cautions, de-
lnclrant eli cette p~aroisSe, 4 Ia satisfaction de
administrative, portant interet a raiSon de
hut poar cent Fal apres FGcheance ct paya-
hl"s al bureau du Recorder de cette parolssc.
Assumption, lc 81 dtccmbre 1853.
A. L. HICKMAN,
lG Sheriff ct Encantcur.