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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
The annexed is the comparative statement, for two

Actual Increase Of Loans Tor the wrek.s.'s'' S~'sof
The Boston Post says of the money market
"Another week has passed, without any noticeable
change in this money market. 1t is as easy and com
Portable as need be- al s. y cent for strtctg inst
class paper, which, by the way, Is scarce. we per-
ceve no difference in the course means of the banks
ANYBODY with good names securities, can obtain
money at reasonable rates The general demand is not
large and is evod of activity. New. York funds
were in brisk request at the close of the week. bat
do not learn of the loss of any specie and presume
therefore, that the supply was ample business Is
quiet"
The Lake Superior Journal of the 10Th inst. fur
nishes the following information relative to mining
matters:
IRox-SHIpArsrs.-The receipts of ore are very
ANAL this week.
The following are the receipts of iron or over the
iron Mountain Railway, for the week ending Oct TO-
sharon Iron 81. s goo. t ts
40 gross tuu,
hessrs. Peter White Co, shipped for the Collins
Iron Compay, per steamer North Star, nve tuns OF
iron blooms. The same Company have now large
lot ready.
CorPrR-SrocKs The accounts received from the
copper mines are still only favorable but truly as
tonis1mg, even to those who have long been accus-
toned TO seeing immense masses The "Ciif" con.
tinues TO be the king; nevertheless the smaller mines
are steadily vencng IN its footsteps, in proportion
to the extent they have been worked and the amount
of ground they cover.
PsGSIx MIsE.-This mine, located at Eagle River,
has undergone several changes during the past few
wears and has not, until the past year made mucA
progress. But il now appears to have passed iato
more energetic and systematic hands and good res ats
NAV now be expected.
~ N SUSPEND operations account of the expense at
tendant upon its working. We regret hearing this yet
IL il coets TO get the copper out han II Is worth,
il is perhaps II G better course
CiRDyS CRY MISE.-Ihis mine still opens up good,
ard promises 10 repay the labor well
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
NJ y VII 1855 III 81 2ts Isis 1852 a.

NV. " %
RrnARgs UPON BIET CArrLE-Our report shows the IN
cr.s. Of receipts Of Beeves for the week in the whole city
upon the weekly sverase, at 81 head. - -
The number market to-day 2IOS head, which $40
ner..,e on tts average which S8 for each market day
last year and upon the number sold last sdnes
day. -
The nance Of of droves gwen below, and name
Of Safe where Cattle from The Of saesmen other
than owners. are Cattle Brokers'" who sell commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

OIL CAKE-The stock il small al he demand soSl
I'm 0bIons We.,.-n IL ots :. jd f55 81 and Cry d.
PRONISIOSs-Tbe Pork u-iket J. without my -.
cbtngs; The supply regular Prime e1tsl'e sl 81 a.
tstiou sppl.. made Up here the sae~ are - Jul
: Il 81 ior Mess and 50 Pdme: other knd' ar. IL. =,
Beet Is more active the demand j. in par' for the h@st
1000 ttls. sea - for Prime, 80 ga $40 ~, "a
Mess $50 II for repa ked Mess srd sll 5d -
TIA Mes. Bacon il in fair demand FOR future delivery -
100 boxes Long Boneess Midles a. l'Ie for NoV'uOia
1000 boxes do Drceube. ne. Lard u lower 20 ). u
sales - bbls and l3s ais Cut Fes. ST.
of hhds Shoulders At &C.. Hams scarce AZ s.c bssi "
are scarce: lasi ale Of good We.eTn or November
al Butter IN fair s-qu-si for the home trade ana
sales Of Ohio AZ 60c STATE a. T. &c and ehoc A.
Cheete is in good request Sal0c aIo choice Ioi,
EfP are in demand Al is 2c for Western snd ~ ot es''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

POTATOES &c We notice important chG,fe IN pflees
Of common: Reds 81 goa IS and MERGERS sno
Carriers 81 7jd 275 according 10 condition IGrniP range
from 80. a 81 Is y Dbl. 49,,
RCE-The market retains the hrnness previously noted
Sales to-day Of 200 cs,k. a. 81 III $40 o.,r
SPiRITS-The market is quie', puce' are hlh na,
pipes Bordeaux 4oa So 81 10 do Champagne at .
Coeuso si7jd$ IS IS and 20 pipes Holland Gin ~
SALT-Todav Gales maze Of 1850 busntis Ouia1oN
q 600 Co Bonaire 29Q3lc all but cargo At me s,er
price; last saes Of Ashton. Liverpool Fine a. "a f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

c. II. Person Plymouth Roci, lay BO.;on, p,,o, :,
sprtsne. "'e
sooPsaPoini.r, YOsler Providence, l. Kenny; E..., n
yis, Fall River r. McDonsd "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail prce Of the prin-
sipal articles of Farm Produce in the City Of New
yoyt on Wednesday Oct. 81:
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% ass u

Sc, by Hum Baldwin BrOwrnss for the week end
ing 40 sheep ana Lamb. s5S22 II; average 50 %.
s,e by Jsurs AeCsty Brownings for the week ending
! 9,s 81 ..p md Lamb. from 81 50 20 81
Sot n ach ehan.- IL prices though .4e rather
5Il- IN las, week. Good Calyes vii bring readily 7e.
common. sd5:c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
lowing an increase more than 100 T. cent


Showing an increase more than 100 T. cent
An arrangement has been perfected between the
citizens OF Galena and the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad Company, by which the former are to build
railroad to intersect the Milwaukee and Mississippi
road at point thirteen miles west of Monroe, Wscon-
sin. to which point the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Company agrees to construct their road next season.
This arrangement completes the southern line OF the
Milwaukee and Mississippi road, and untes Ml"au
kee with Galena and Dubuque, and is highly advan'
ssgeous to all parties concerned.
That part of the Indianapolis and Peru Railroad ly-
ing between Indianapolis and Noblesvile (sone 10
miles) has re ,enty been reaid with heavy rail in
place of the fiat bars taken up The whole line Is now
laid with heavy rail. The receipts of the line have
greatly increased since the relayng and making con-
nection with the Wabash Valley Road at Peru The
monthly receipts now reach from sl6 900 to $4,000
We hear of failure in the grocery trade of house
heretofore in good standing
The imports of Foreign goods at the port of Boston,
for the quarter ending Sept &c. 1856 were as follows
In American vessels......,............' sLlotuSO
In Foreign oSs'l%o
Total....,.....,.. ..............'..s.Sio,o o<t
TotAl......,......... .'.'''''''''''''S .fI'..y
Corresponding quarter lS5o...'''''''.''''' ''o4<'"
cao
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BY Telegraph.
Disasters, sc.

SAVANNAH Oct. q The steamship Alabama, from Mel
York arrived here this (Tuesdsy) morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23


Az the total receipts tor October last year were
Al12 162 A. this indicates Of $3.50 900
for the current month.
The receipts Of the Illinois Central Road, for the
second week of October, were $72,I74, which is the
largest week ever known on this road.
The receipts Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Road,
for the week ending 18th inst, more than sustain the
promise of the early part Of the month. They were
4l9s6 GO, making $4,000 for the month up to the
date, equal to $50, coo for the entire month.
The earnings of the Willamsport and Elmira Rail
scad for the Of September. 1856 100
Earnings in September, 1855, were.......... 1880
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

Receipts OF Produee.-OcT. ~.
BY NORTH Rieey Boan-40 4 bbs Flour 8 bush Wheat
1880 do. Corn, $50 pkgs. Whisky, 10 do. Ashes.
BY Erie Railroads.&c. bbs Flour, IS pkgs WHISKY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
Philnd~sphsa Cattle Market. Der. =

.se raie was about 81 80 y 100 10 gross -. e.ooLa
'sSssrpTb. sale Of Sheep amounted to shout 49, heAi
.Licb were from Ohio and various portion OF Prnnsy
~ TLry brought prices averaging from 81 % - ana
.,rh Lamb. worth from IS 70 - - eaeh. -, q,
was slight increase in the number OF tns sd
fcck and 200 head readily sold At from - % 20 - "
q lee 10 *. 80, Il 4, ss,,.,I ,aa 10
tesd sl fered) sold AZ nom - 10 r' 'V u
,bos, ia we're Pennsylyanis stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

INDIA RUBBER-The demand is quite moderate, Para 10
dull and prcesre nonfns East India quiet bus held with
NOR, fTIIuess. Tie stock 10 small
INDlGO-Prces unchanged steady and moderate de-
prevails sales of 20 Manila II 7O 81 and cases
Madras AZ Goa sic, 6 moe.
LATHsThe market is dull lower prices sales Of Eastern
At ~ asa 81 81, cash and time.
LUMBER-We notice change in prices o. Eastern Spruce
and Pine sales are making AZ Slldsl2 =.
LEATHERTha market is fairly stocked and the demand ~
good but sctve Prices firmly maintained Nothing
rev IN Cali or sheepskins-
LIME-RockSud continues quiet al Soc for Common and
Sl o6i for Lump. $500
MOLASSEs-For home the demand 10 fair and holders
readily full prces the stock is gradually eeerea,ns
the receipts hight particularly Of Orleans sales OF 80
bids Porto Rico G5Se and 50 hhds and IL tc 0los Al
Hdieo
n O. new y SnS Cubs Muscovsdo.... ..<a9~
Porto Rco..........s7a52 Cuba Clsyed AL
Trinidad Cuba. @%dto -. 4. -,
sNIVAL sTORES-Spri,s Turpenine, owing 10 upward
tendency caused BY the late speculative Is less
but holders hrn IN hef views VITA fesA 20 pi'
sale. 100 bbls in lot. Al ~ 49, cash and small sAes =. io
prcss how, vc- Ar, entirely above shippers orders aud
remains TO be seen whether present prices can be 'nnsd
Ions As coutiuu.s procured with such diff
heulty high Crude remains dull sha IN me 40
fence OF demand prices mostly nominal oohon ho'n
owing 70 the resf difficulty il procuring ir"en, room s u
tive ales Of $50 bbl' 81 64 I'll s. $40 ~ mostly The
Atte delivered. Fine quAti, ID idT r. lHsst ~ pres
remain arm sales 200 bbs fne No l. AZ S5d - ~ o,
ne 'ef rate for Pale Taris firmly held az - 5 - % 10Y
MAsnhsion and Wnuir but The TRANSACTIONS re estct
e1 o" 70 The small supply Of shipping quai' me hs
PtsSs 1Sep sla the high 81 hethif ssA. N-4SlsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

SUGARS-Tbe market remains very arm at the slight I'M
Yesterday and the sales have been 20 fair extent
closing buoyafiy with demand from rtners the sales reach
90 hide Cuba Muscavsdo with choice lots at
eld9,c also, SoO bags Msni, mostly 10 arrive at SIC,
mos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

NAILS-Clt AZ N Fo0d demand AZ y ~, -ID' 0
NT,l a.; from 10 73c- ...... -,
OlLS-Eusl Oh Lis.ed l. quiet importers ~ P,tc5-.
il London; but in the Absenes Of PTSs - ~ mo-
further ssle' arrive; the spo, the STOCK
hsused American 10 also quiet for tire want .,cme-.
crusber. VI be supply regular wAnt. %
Of bills LAYING Idle for the van Of So as
vessels cyerlle aIxousv look,ctoT. ne ae- ~
1900 esi.u, Ia LOT. Al 81 O5d ~ o. Crude Nhar . - ,
III ued duue.a 81 &c R. lined Wni.r BeAcAei r. -
demand g2c months and some 600 bols y ~ 49, .,
90 me b.re A. q dqlc rnouths Crude aud Rrh1ed
main dull and prioes are mostly q a. Lard " j. -
+la4l o. uouLs f. City -nd N-,'eTn "lHe3 "a H.
Red Oil j. inactive &c 10. cS.h ant moniAs I'd
moderate request a: = IL a 81 - fAoa, u So AZ :5r
= 81 81 fr quartz and pint. npl-Le y - ~
d4Tc. cash CARGO a. 1000 n Pain. Isl rrcrI, IL
sole previous ma. sales 20 me H--s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
u.,ure. .CIRryrLLY REPORTED FOR TEX TRIsuss.

WEpkEsDAY. OCT
,,,,s ,....l., 4. hs.,e, for Pos with specuS
.I-, s.les OF N bbl. 81 81 s7dss Pearls are buoy
snt at IS 7Se IS NJ. d. 49,, hama. IN ,erort In
BRICKS AND TILtS-gDtIe w eiaoee T" "PS'' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

The steamer Elm City, Of the New Haven line sl lee
ashore on Niger Point Hell Gatel when the eam, City VI
Hartford through this morning there three sean
tugs slon aside OF her trying TO haul her of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

UOPS-There has prevailed a brsk inquiry todsy lIon
brewers. caused by liberal receipts of choice qusity which
have been scarce for past; and which eagerly
purchased full prices The amount TO 10 bales 81
lie. chiefly al lOdllc.
HAY-The demand il good for shipping and prces Are nrn
Gales Of 4 90 bsles Al 60d70c. = 100 n.
IRON-The Demand for Scotch Pig is moderate and pre-
favor fbe buyer The Sales of $50 tuns a. 81
$50 80 N large and S5 ISL 50 for small lo mos Ensi'n
Common Bars quiet so 81 and Refined -ood 80. o.
mos. boiler Pses are salabe So English Iron firm al
d4 Tor Singles Doubles TIebles Russia Sheet is in TAR
demand al l. q &c. t NOS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

GUNNY BAGS AND CL0TH-At Boston and here the
market continues quiet but firm At former quotations.
UIDESThe very stock baud (onesixh of that at
this time lsst year, restricts transactions materially ana IN
dnce 70 hold on with much tenacty The only sales
we bear Of are City Slaughter Middle and Heavy al
cash and $40 Curscos price could not learn The STOCK
Il eco including GOO Ruenos Ayres 400 Ansosufs ~" sAVA
nilla and 500 West India
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NY. Who,e.a,e Prices Of Country Produce.

Reported by b. CosovER, Commission Produce DeA''
Washington Msrkrt-
The market i well supplied win eoumon Appis o..
qualities very good kA PPpins are SEM
e. rer hb Common Sjd IS 80 per bb NeWio~n ZIP
ylns sSsss u PSI be- Riott jssIs cIesriltr s."s"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

BFEF CATTLE In market to-day Z, lU head. -
AIIyRToy proprietor of the Washington Drove Yards
reports the Cattle to-day from the following states
New. York ........... t54 illinois oSt
Ohio ............... So Kentucky 40
IdisIa................... <DlI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23
into requstlon 70 sop Nr'Als-
sac " - W nj D

Total .............-.-. y -
Rravuiuys. by sArnl. NcGraw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

We take the following from the Sacramento Union:
PIIGNIXIANA,- immortal g John Phnnixn as
a Hibernian might with propriety say, still lives"
While in Oregon last summer he was writer to by the
Executive Committee of the State Agricultural So
ciety to deliver the poem at their anniversary festival
This letter failed to reach its destination On his re-
turn the other day, the editor of the Farmer handed
him copy Of the former letter. to which the prince
of hunorists returned the following response r.
-z,Ss SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. & 1856.
Coli. 1. l" F: Warren Secty State Agricultural Society:
My DearSir: have the honor to acknowledge the
receipts this day, of your very polite and fatterng
invitation, dated August 25 1855, to deliver poem
of my own composition before the annua! meeting of
the State Agricultural Society, in September last
Though somewhat difident regarding my powers in
the poetcal line, eelng in fact very much like the
lrshman immortalzed by Miller who, when asked if
he could play upon the fiddle replied that :" he pre-
sumed he could, though he had never tried: shall
accept the invitations and shall endeavor to discharge
the dutydevolvngupon me to the best Of my ability
You do me no more than Justice in supposng that |
take strong interest in the newly developed re-
sources of our glorious State in an agricultural point
of view; and I have in fact, as you may be aware
devoted some little time to the pleasing science OF
horticulture III my endeavors to show up the greens
of California.
see nothing to regret in the late arrival of your
invitation lit gives me sufficient time to prepare and
doubt not, that, by the return of last September
shall be able to present to the Society poem that
will be among POEMS what Niagara is among cata
racts, or Oregon among civilized nations.
already begin to feel q grand agricultural, floral
horticultua and genealogical poetic fervor stealing
over me, underline influence Of which, have without
much effort, composed the following admirable line
as abeginning; ..
Here's to the land of potatoes mid carro:s
Whose batfs grow wild rich iaco; and p1rroE
KID tis nav nay i Devon st a D5 eh s s ps
Where ya0ntal,Ih
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

STAMPS CUT FROM LETTER ENVELOPES ARE VALUE
lEss.-,Ne understand inquiries continue to be made
al inc department why stamps cu from stamped en-
Yeopes cannot be used prepayment of letters in the
N addressing their letters sometimes through care.
lessness or mistake destroy the envelope, and. with.
out stopping to reflect many think it hardship that
having paid the government both for the stamp and
the stamps on plain envelope. The principal reasons
why this cannot be permitted first, the law gives
no value to suchstamps, and makes no provision for
their USE except.when connected WITH and forming
part Of the envelopes as prepared under the law
with suitable water marks, ETC., to prevent fraud
second letters in stamped envelopes may be lawfully
carried outside Of the mail and when so carried It Is
believed that the stamps are seldom if ever, cancelled
These are controlling reasons and will at once COM
mend themselves to every person of reflection,
$=5 Washington Union
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

An INToLERAnLE PuNsrER.- Theodore Hook once
walking with a friend, passed pastrycook's shop in
n Wsfar rd9 is Of which was the usual Inscription
theodore, +" what an admirable description Of the
effects OF hydrophobia.n Glow can that be?" said
MS FRIEND what have water ices and iceoreanis to
do with hydrophobia?' "Oh," replied Hook, you
and SCreanls.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

college, DIsrURBANCE,--In consequence of the
silence observed by the South Carolina papers in re-
gard to the disturbances which recently occurred in
the College at Columbia, in that State, the most ex
aggerated reports have been circulated and published
in Northern papers all concurring in stating that
desperate conflicts took place between the citizens
andpoliee on the one side and students onthe other.
The, Charleston Courier of Tuesday last thus briefly
sums up the actual occurrences
There was disturbance one student was put in
the gna-house there was rally Of the students tc
the rescue, and collision the next morning between
two of the students and the officer by whom the ar
rest had been made; but no lvesw were lost, and nc
permanent injury sustained by any one and though
appearances were at one time threatening, and though
the disturbance in the college was great that for
time the exercises were suspended They've are to bt
resumed tomorrow,with every prospect of Tranquil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

DEAD! READ!:- BILLIARD TABLE AND I3Oy
~ Manuactoy Oyster Shell Lime Siitcd for Sugar Makers
ana B4i1ers BAST0GAINI Manufacturer of BILLIARD
lAbtS anu BUILDER, Eagle Mills IL and II Cont street
ger TIC syse B4NES for packages of size made order
superior fresh LIME i'll good barrels for whitewasng
m&SinF and building always hand DRESSED PINE
FLQORtNnS and CEILINGS SAVINGS, TURNINGS for
on the shortest notice by means Of machinery.
ra5- TIE public are invited to call and see, OIL
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STERIFF'S SALES.
sErosp D1srrirr COURT Z CITIZENS BANK Or L0uISI-
or NEW UHlR&Ns. ANA VS.. JOHN \. NORTON.

S4'SsD MN on4Ss ASA ys 9 NJ 5s Il S0Ef6S
nv VIRTUE IF writ Of ,5 pg1,.3 sale a e e
Nv me ID ~ a s eS cn viii rocc to sell
at public auction the osul'4 Of the o ETGhsTge 81 os
ss is 5S,% W Il e TafE Nv '1 my ~.
eeity q New Orleans bounded By Tghor''q n
las s. Joseph, Commerce anS ,' streets leSnaSn, oS I
s ~ 4 og a Ssppt he RffAs"
NH n Sf ss g
Lines in dept! between perallel lines ..o., ,,,.,.
W s%aS a
on e?ntanng three rooms and one pantry water works the
the tzs Ms ok nttacs si ana d pTSe -
TERMS AND C0NDITIoNs-The purchaser to furnish
l stock note f9r the sum Of four thousand three hundred
any, 49, Or renewable Asserting to cGarter Of lhe ca:s
d A contribution bond for The Of two hundred md
sstwp oaF7 @ paaSle ,t t%o nssmsnts PA &sG
inalnents bear per interest matuFiy
ga Ct al re if s fssI and
tics Of eel n eng from a. hOn se na S
b. isnlsd viii The original Il mortgage, and The ShcT
. y-''4 :. -. JOSEPH HUFTy,
| fe26 MIC II IS Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
eSof nAN2yH p GET 70 5SS
TN YEKTU Him ,yrit de saisis y ysnts =
SAMEDI 90 de 1856 midi dams Ia oonde de Ia l'oursl
de e rue stLos entire eeles de Charities ct R0yae Pad
dc sis aHs Il @sS5
pouaS St- oseph du Commerce julie desgne sous lie %
en- @ M p as ST i 1t pSe sa ] f'G
1T 2G ps o Sls 'S FACE s Ia s
?nIos sur s. peds 29ouce CT gnes de profodeu en;re
Ensangc tontes les tases ct nmeoations Qr sont
dssS Il i2s S N co l tue S
eages en- hQnes ave- balloon sur L afe gne s,le as4S
etc La s2, est payee en- nierss plates 90 m
capta anqe DIES 6toycns Louisiana gunraiss par
Dihe! @S9 All 81 an si's sf S1 tis.,us
\ i?arne" To- u stock note
ss Sa M fs anvil ~ S!' S s
merit femes de charte dc Ia Bandqe DIES Citoyens %
ys SS Es 5 @ ya}s q; s n sS , & i s.
me.t de 'adittlicao7. :
nconnirss de Ia ch4lte ct lss lois a.eaian: Ia Ute
Sh t. St .t Is sess M ass"
lHcte de vanle par lie sheriff. ~ .
fy2sm,ol7.s se: 3?5 4: Il 1 HSFr5 Orleans,
sEcoSO DlsTHIcT CovR7 $ CcEsSIoS oT TIL; LATE
y.v 6 Fl S 81 s5as l+'NAS9VE' DEC D
RY vlRTUE Of and u Obedience to M or
the honorable the Second District Court OF New Orleans, the
nSey s sa = M to at p" se auf@ m
c,haFtr&; and Royal OIL TUESDAY, March % 1855, l.
THf SLAVE GIRL NAMED LAFELE, aged - years,
be9n ;IG 10 s'id snees sion.
JOSEPH lIUFTV,s
fee ful0 Il u Sheriff Of the Parish of ORLEANS.
DEuxtEwE EopR re DIsrRlcr2 SUCCESSION DE FEC gas,
TN YERFU dun ortIre de rente rentiu le, IL
11r a. D.Tc ip S e Sonvn HT an r
e procgde e N>EpI y dc nnrs 1886, midi dam Ia ~
res ct !oyGls, ! REHABILITATION d.
L'ESoI;AyE aonlnce l.AFuE, ag.e d'eayi5oa ans ap-
'coNDlTioSs-c Compliant moment d$l44t44isa:'ou.
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sHERIFFS SALES.

DIsrR1c7 az. a. CANON vs.. CiiARLEssN. DELERY-No.
pT VIRTUE of n writ of .ficri faGias direct
- ei br the honorable the ne District Court OF me f8t
Judicial District Of the State OF JDusana 10 John H. lRW
te Sheriff, ~ him transferred 10 james r freret ate Sigi
by him transferred to NJ Marigf late Sheriff. and by the IA
ter tome transferred will proceed 10 scA pnnc apGu9'
III the Eotnda Of the City Exchange 81 Louis street, be
tween Charities and Royal streets, TUESDAY, Mhrell 20
1885, Mt IL O'clock NJ =
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF FOUR VACANT LOTS OF
GROUND situated III Fhubotr Montreil, this city desi-
mated the Nos s, IL IL and b. plan drawn by Emile
Aon y eneGoIrt, surveyor and architect, the - jan
nny 1883 and Deposited for reference in hc office Of
COSe notary pHbt said io, lots having, in American meas
the following Dimensions viz lot No 30 feet inch and
y Of line roa Moren the niaasnrench on
III, line which eparntes FROM No. 2of the
plan and 10 feet deep on parallel Ines and Nos II y md 10
yo and enCh 80 fen front said Moraau
street by 10 feet inches deep parallel lines Lot No II
forming the oc flliEe street; together with tue cc,n
and Dependencies without exception
Ssi2el in the above suit.