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ADVERTISEMENT
GAIrI1ON TO THE I'MHIIC

Since the introduction my ScHBDAm AROMATIC ScnSAPPs
into the United States number OF liquor mixers New York
Boston and Philadelphia have been engaged putting mixed
and poisonous green and and be pmed OF
upon the unws for genuine Schnpps have directed
agents institute legal proceedings al persons whom
they ascertain to be engaged tbs most atocous system
Of deception and c the sad the public to aid them
IN their efforts to remedy great an evil.
wish the public to understand that the SchDspps Is not sold
by the gallon pipe. 1t only sold III quart and pint bottles
quarts and dozen pints oach bottle
snveoped IN yellow paper with my the bottle cork
AID se Of signature the label For sale at all
respectable Druggists aud Grccers
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole TngJ-or and Mdpuf1efsyey,
DEPOT Nos 10, 20 and ~ Beaver St, New York
The word ScHNAPPS belongs my medicinal beverage all
other Is counterfeit and imposition on the public.
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From some unexplained causes, most of o,

From some unexplained causes, most Of our
fashionable "Mods'es" have felt sorcy disappointed By
Of interest usually felt a. the opening Of 3pras
styles This may be accounted for from the fact nssnA
REmsEs DNGEE Nos 2ei and sS 6th av, Offering indsss
in the purchase Of rich Dress ssd Houss
sufficient 10 countertet the curiosity Of oss VII, anxious
70 the earliest dsplay Of the styles How long s
apathy will continue depends the action OF the above
Dsmed gentlemen for only reasonable to lSss
they continue TO offer rich Stella Shawl at o. worth %
rich Spring Silks at g. worth 1911 pure Irish Linens At s
yard worth Sc OF English LONG Cloths Cd ysrd worth
Msrsses Qats at 81, worth IS and to the end Of
the chapter long the public sud the ladies especially
expected to fose other thss immediate
to Nos and DIG Gtb-sv
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ADVERTISEMENT
FRANCIS SALTER, NJ. d.,
OcULIs AND AUsisT
No. 10 Bond-st, New York.
Office hours from Q TO IL m and 10 p m.
Advertisement !
POPULAR HOM0.OP.

POPULAR HOM0OPATHY.-CURTIS& WEISSE'S
Specific Remedies for Group Hc.senes. and Loss Of Voice.
Dysenery Dishes Piles Nervous or Sick Headache felon
or whao Esck package (pe 81 cents contains medicines
and directions for disease Sold BY MovLrRIE Il
PALMER No 9 MerchAnts Exchange; Wn. RADDE, Ma
so Bro adway; Union square PosOoo No ISL Broadway,
and ST COMM of 9th and 18th ST. BRooKLYs-
HasEs No IT'S Fultonst and HAYES. No $50 Atlsnicsi
Responsible agents wanted Address Box No 30 Union
aossre Post. Office. Now York City. NlysOl
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Toys FlycrIos.-At the town election in New
r1ecbt held yesterday, the following Office. were
elected: Supervisor, Tunis G. Bergen Town CLERK,
Jsremsh Van Brunt; Justices of the Peace, Charles
w. Church John Gould; Assessor lsssc r. Bergthi
Commiss;oper of Highways, George Poole; Sapenn-
..aant of Cannon Schools John Carpenter; Coneo-
tor John / Denyse; Constabes, John l. Denyse
Co,pelius Ferguson Henry Stilwen, Abraham bosL,
Inspectors OF Election, Tunis g. Bergen hcoara To-
JleDnett.
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MARRIED.,

BRIGGS-C AMPBRLL-At NewOresns, on sunday, Mach
q hy the Rev Ar Wslds Miss ISABEL r. CAMPBELL
Of New Orleans, TO Mr.. HENRY r. BRIGGS OF Newfork
DAyIS-PARRELL-In this city. on SUNDAY March %, by
the Rev Mr Forbs br JAMES J. DAVIS to Nus MARY
ANN PARRELL, both OF this city.
LGREw-MASTERSON-l In this city, on Sunday. March
80 by the Rev. Mr.. Forbs, Ar FELlA a MULGREW 10
Miss ALICE MASTERSOS, both OF this city.
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IAdvoTtisofneDt.I
THE EEw ROTARY LOCK-FOr Store Doors

Dwellings 6cpossesses the strength simplicity aud security
Of the best Bank and Iron Safe Locks In 1t inf
ney superior any; the clumsy key 10 changed 10 small
ct to put in vest pocket poTtemonnaie snion
changes be made IN the lock will be made alike
unless expressly ordered I security lays ia the mpo
sbDity being opened without the right key For sale By
the P6entees, HOLMES, VALENTINE BUTLER,
Nos 10 aud " Maiden lane.
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IAdvertisemsati
IyOS's KATUAIRON The immesse popularity

Of upeaused Toilet srtols entirely without precedent
I AIRY goo eco bottles and tho demand
ont preserves beauties H. mparuns TO II beautft
h.s dsndrnH and keePs the Hair perfectly es.ss
while delightful perfume renders II the pieasanter aen
aver made Sold everywhere By s respectable dealers
HE,rH WYSxooP Co. Propfietors. No s. Liberty a., ~ T.
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used by bflsr sso fsara Tho hcsss Mur
phy pockets the eccs tcsnd revolver Of
suCh pusis,s and ethes articles Tho prisoners
taken before Justice Dsvdsos and locked
animation They ,ccfed Of having committed
ses and o&oor Mooney engaged In ssosrtsns whether
81 mott such Ia the
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BRO@KZ YN ITEMS.

NouSr PRosPrcr SQUARE Common C'un-
ell at their last meeting took up the special order 10
relation TO Mount Prospect Park in the Ninth Ward,
and after considerable debate passed resolution re-
monstratiDg against the passage of an act now before
the Legislature providing for the closing OF sara
,ousre. The resolution was carried by vote OF 20
O..
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Advertisement
FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SITS, &C.

just received. PEI ship Palmer, 800 hundred Dim
Sets COO Tee DO which Offer ct the importation
Of large invoices arrive Also immense stock OF
rich Cut Table Glass. w. j. Y. DALEY & Co..
Marble Stores Nos 63l and 655 Broadway.
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re To treat all Consump-
CoysIJupTION.-Id esi

CONsUMrTION.-I desire TO treat all Consump-
yes psscuay those who have tried all other physicians
without reef Experience has shown that can cure Coz
SUMPTION readily other disease aud that my LvAs
SiRUr positive cure for Consumption IN at rs
x,Tied f,rn,s Mrs. NJ. J. MAsN
Psychca Physician and Therspeuust IS West oth ~ l.
Office hours 10 g. IN. 10 P. M, Wednesdays excepted
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Advertise mont

GAS CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, &c.-We offer
an ,ortent Of this class goods that surpA.csn variety any
thlns ever before exhibited IN New otk-A 70 % 'Ura
nJ-s u lee than the usual rates '" J. pALf
a 60 MA. store. Nos 6sl and SIS Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENT

UAS-UAS.-tIhs IAVUIee vi nov aIIu Uca"t'I'AI
deslps Just for the Spring trade Also the best Portable
ss Noft. for Dwellings Churches 90 fAstoes IN ths
,ourtry Fer Wholesale retail call at our great
Lpg De pot, No $40 Broadway. AkShkk' "AShA ~
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fAdyertisernentl

We invite the attention OF dealers and others to
large stock q CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES. Of
original and beautiful designs OF OUR nshUrAcrUsg
MITCHELL, BAILEY Co.. No sos Broadway.
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Advertisement
CHEAP SHAwLS CHEAP SILKS !--Great il


800 STELLA SHAwLs, choice eolors, ct s. 50 and 81
Also largo lot Of rich Chens striped and Plaid Silks at
g., u and 81. T. NJ JAMES, No. Is Csrmnest COR Bleecke
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fAdvertisement
IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKREPERS.-T.M JAMES

IMPORTANT TO HOUSEkEHPERS.-I. M. JAMES
will opeo THIS Morning
5csses TOILET QUILTS lsrse sizs) ct ~.
10 csses ysTd.vide SHIRTISG at 3D. per yard.
2csses pure IRISH LINENS at 40.
5csses ESGLfsH PENTs fast oolorsl at Cd.
No. Is Carmins-st.. cor Blocker
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TAdvertisementt

L
Hon HoRAct MANN: look Fhrenoicsy tho guide
10 Philosophy and the handmade OF Christianity whoever dis
sominstee true Phreuossy "a pubic bsnsfsetes."
PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS with Charts
descriptions Of Character svsn whom desired At the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET. NO sos Broadway.
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IAdvertisemeni.I

or EvEsY EscRfPTIos
For Sale by
n. p. BR WI,
No 1856 Pesd ct New.Yort.
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IAuvortboHonf'I - =
Tile IKDiA RURRRR COME COMPANY. N. YORK

VOHB Oths
Of COMBS, aud dealers therein
against oountereng Stimulating The trade marks
labels this Company under pain Of being pted vy
and erniuaHy, 10 the extent Of the law.
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To rHE PUBLIc.-The undersigned having become
a,ne,rctv proceeding instituted before Cor
per CcneTy TO ascertain the of the death of Isabella
Matilda cCahy which supenaee and examined as
fpes, resulting in my being held charge o producing
n abortion upon that youlg woman, most respectfully ask
rusenon Of public opinion the shall be able to
sstaish my OF the charge, when have he
oopoftunity which afforded In the Investigation DO
sIa he Coroner And furthermore It is not true that
confnd IN the Tombs reported in the daily papers - hsd
10 difficulty in procuring good 6sh for my appearance
j MATTOCKS NJ D. No SO Csrmine, cor acf 81
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MoRE CAsUALrIEs.-A child, three years OF age
-,asa ThOua, Welch was dangerously burned on Monday
night It's clothing hsyinS taken hre rom ssse sts 800,
Mslott Kelly reading at No IFS East T~sn' second &
~ tcnofsrly insane yes'eday morning Jumped uom
Nd soTy ido~ to the pavement ssd supposed % os
fatally injured
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ARREST az BURGLARs-REcovKRr OF SioLks
Cops arrested at concert gwen Continental HAL corner
Eyhh avenue and Thirty fourth street, Pairet Mnpny
n.< Noisy Pat ard Philip Alexander char sed WIZ
M hsh' the I'D ut broken As ewery store o. M
sen Gallagher Of Twenty seventh street ana 20
avenue and stolen therefron gold watches ana
ots property the value in all Of $3.50 On sesehns tes
e3<ss q Alexander in 1eHth avenue, near Twenty
fsss the oesF found ell the stolen pey except
ds the swtry the officer found about sdoz pawn tickets
sFsseAAs musc Instruments &c which are suppossS 20
esea the psoeeds Of burglary recently committed
'"6s' n j. sbSut twenty sAeetss keys and other impe
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Cruel ROBBERY or tEhALH.-Sone n w,xS
,sreteh last night robbed poor German wonsn b4s
h,rhsr AZ The Hudson River Depot so ia gold tied
80 Ia rae-eveTy dollar she worth the WORD spPea
az. Lr aud shoe nsfer ana ths they hs
,.sdl IN New.Yotk el-ven years durins "hsh unns
Az sd on this Of money On saturday as' nc 80
y. ~ t,.v.1 IN aud took the p ~ tram io as
,j,v and arrived at depot about ny m hue MS
Christopher standing in the depo, WAITING o' he III
before .Es could grab IT, vas w''H n.ss,a,.d ana
-, r-rr,o, from the depot. holding bis haSn Is
be ws carving something Osavy Hhe h,Ioosd 9 p no
oe ran .oer him Prom inoTnson received oy tne
fScer Doase IN Q nsht crested three ifsqoen,sis G
~ Dan Who fol some time pat have PGi'ae4 "a a'e -.
eko have been locke upon with suspicion aoy SIC -
n Miles johnson Thomas Mccain sDd John
Psste al younE men The moment Mrs Chr'toPos' s
g.. upon Conter. after he arrested SAID ne was vac
sho ran the depot after she was roooe@ in'' ~
soumite 10 jail for eNsnnsii"r'; han Ioh,.oo
Afuber examination held this morning WISE Joas
pave IN hs voluntary testimony he eunnsed otaei
positive denied participation N tho rsooety enu %
BY wines hst transpred AFTER be reached the CITY PIG
Con S1 Conner, so protest their nnoeenee bat tAoy were
'-' vi ''''N'' 40 o Albany JOurDsl lst
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We understand that responsible party in this city
has written 10 Prof LIEBIC Offering 10 guarantee him
81 900 10 come here and deliver Of lectures.
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gebieW Of TIE N[Mkfts for Gast aIttk.
CRESCENT orrIcE, Nc. &c, Camp street,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street.
Saturday Morning, June T. 1856.
There has been moderate degree animation in our general
market during the past week and without falling
the supplies generally prices have been well sustained
articles of Produce well for leading staples The
receipts of Cotton continue light and though fair
vailed during the greater of the week. the aggregate
sales is rather small while have very sustained
The rates for Sugar and Molases have improved with
mand generally exceeding the supply Tobacco continues
arrive very freely and has met with about
previous rates. Flour has been in good request
the transactions have shown slight in the rates
There has also been good demand for Corn supplies
and full prices generally Pork has dull while other
articles of provisions have off freely and holders have
realized improvement Feights have continued quiet and
the market has shown further DEPRESSION same remark
will apply to Exchanges.
The Nagaras advces embracing Liyerpoo dates tbe 2
u were published by yesterday morning They report sales
of $4,000 bales Cotton at Liverpool during the week preceding
the steamers DEPARTURE decline of lower grades
but better prices for the Fair Mddng Qualities TIL.
stock hand stated CIT 800 bales including 52s o
American. Fair Orleans quoted 3D. and Fair Upands
at s4d.
COTTON left the Cotton market at the close of onr
last weekly report with quiet appearance the week now
under review opened without any improvement in the condition
Of things The supply light and poorly assorted and tho
demand mainly the medium qualities the lower and
finer grades being neglected The sales Saturday were con-
fined 1000 bales about previous rates. though easy for tho
grades below Mdling On Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
there inquiry and about 800 bales disposed Of
during the three days prices remaining without any change of
moment and Thursday quite active demand prevailed
until the arrival Of the Eiagara adYices announced after
which little nothing done the sales having amounted in
the early of the day fully $500 bales Yesterday about
$500 bales Sold making the total business of the
800 bales the market closing at the range of quotations.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship United States Ardle from Shin Island Pass-Al

Steamship United States, Ardie from Ship Island Pascal
Ship VENICE Whitman from Cardiff Wales TO master-Poin
Brit Ship Thorwaldsen Brown from Liverpool Sd April
g Postlewaite &co-Point.
Ship Paomac Reed from Liverpool 2h March, to Meeker
&oo-4th district A.
Point
Bark rdennas, lfarsh Matanzss 18th May Murri
Son--3d district .."
Brig Enoch Pratt Bghtman 60 days from Rio de Janeiro,
master d district IT.
Span Brig Mercedes Oleber days from Havana to master
Sd district.
Brig Vim Miller Smith, days from Havana, to DeVsser
&co--2d district, Is.
Schr Montague Butler days from Havana to Golden.
bow & Lesparre-2d district, 49,
Scr Susan Smith, from Brazos St Jago via Sabine Pass
schr Day Minor days from Sabine Pass, to maser2d
district, PIT.
schr Chpola Lockwood days from Tampa Bay, New
ton &co-Basn.
Schr Ella Kincaid days from Pensacola Policy
schr Yankee Gal, Germyn, from Bilox-Basin.
Schr Octavia Furgerson from Amite River-Bssin
sshr Nevermind, from Ame Riyer-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,. M,y
Fanny Bnlitt, Dunhan, from Louisville.
L NJ kennett, Bofinger from St Louis. n
NJ Wright Clark from Shreveport.
Planet, Ogesby, from st Louis
, Eclipse, Sturgeon from Louisville. '--
Crescent City. Young from st Louis.
Wv Farmer, Cooper, from Bayou Bartholomew,
" g Young, Jones' from Re River. j
N w Graham, Kerchval, from Cumberland River.
Gulnare, Linn from Cincinnati
Oregon Myers, from Mobile.
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Towboat Hercules IaPlace the Passeswen down light
brought up ships Potomac and Sea Belle.
Towboat Phoenix Cowe from the Passes-went down light
brought up ships Venice and Thorwalden.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

T. Ne
j NJ orleans won s,Iiss s5sii
Jsnns L. Eager havin
esrE 6eur5 shoss ees lie e
The q LoaisIan entitled IAN act reIatiys monitors
SeT, hstsiose Kaox i herein
sea ne x m q ass g IL s
set right title or claim in and 70 the
decree or Judgment Of the under which the sale was
any ,s ea i the M sRd
whatsoever show cause within thirty days from the day
LIT ID festy sah sold By hs
Of this Court rendered TENTH aay March
No s56 Of the docket Of this Court at which sale Jenniso
Eager became the purchaser for the price Of cash
ShRTAIS LOT OF GROUND r.; ~, situated Eassepsg
by the number hundred and the original
ON cram Ess IL
1s &C. Of o n2e N s0s P N I city and a
said EGu b Ds Late I 9 as a1
streets measuring american HUNDRED
front on Washington vsnge The frog. on Sixth
and the front St George street together with all the
1st 81 two story wooden building shingle rooed fronting
Washington street containing four above Office and
sooeS a o oae she'd also one story
One building raofed, containing
three mills and the below steam engine also fur
sndin open stats all
Joining an shed g the sun
Tgs ns ss s e shsd q
said square IS fenced ali IRON ciate
Se sss E5 RP v ssBpsf
~ Sss sixth District 5 STINT 4 G e c.,l
'N Fiat DE IA JorTTsT aNE u
zH1H cG as EgAs s pE Ia
TTENDU ayans
q m Re eapf Pas ssf s J. a % q ss
eor sen enrsrss Jour d feVgief
sa s 5a
ons Il maere anpouy L lo mars 1856
IS @ NoE H Dc @
aen avoF dfo proprts eass en-
dun defaut fcne dams lordre decre ingemen de
fS Il sdas1 Ssns L
dams Ses
quot vente ans fate sera conomee homoloee
de
snd D. e g. o @ az cite ss
aquele vente ses rendu acqereur pour prx comp
Description de propreta dapres Ia Transient udeaire
sgN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE situe an fanbeurg Livaa.
dais dans lie ouaieme District de eette Vile degne par le
Buisson arpenter psrosse d. Jeisrsoh mars ss2
depose retude de rma notaFe public eette VILE
as 10 No 26 suivan 10 plan n dit Quntriee
District autreois vile de Lafayette LIE dit iet est compris
mesuran mesure 500 pieds Wash
ae StAndre Ia meme FACADE Ia sGeorge /; en-
sembc les bases anelioraon qu s onvent consistent
asant face Washington conenan quatre appartenan
premier bureau ct magasin chaassee nun
20 Une basse de1 etuges couyee bardeaux Gentleman
chAbre premier ct rezchaussee Les chabre
du premier conenan tro mouths cee d rezehaussee
machine ans qune fournase pour bruer DIES
mens cheminee en- fer. E&S&
3d. Une base en- bos etages battle tout attic
nant rouye appars commandment les de
biisses. tss7ss5tE | 81
Une ecurie deux eages couverte en- cement ayant
dedans grane bos I'm grand appoints
la rue Washington ct IN autre place dams la de derrier
ous deux converts bardeaux fer ct
en- bois ne bouoe ayec les tuyaux six grades At uuatr
petes cuves tteam box grande chaudoe fer
supenns cuvre for worms Snpentns fer
LIE dit iet de coture toutes les facades.
CRETE de IL Sixcne Cour de District lie 80 avr 1856.
my7121gie6 JOHN E. HOLLAND, Grefier.
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This equivalent to l5 cent The supplies
Of the Bank has increased 52 1853 1892
1856 From this statement dividend of ten per
easily be made this coming july surplus of nearly
one-hird of the capital of the Bank.
This not quite to what Bank of Louisiana DONE
which paid nnetyfye per in years. and has surplus
equivalent te 100000
While closely scrunzng the position Bank we are more
strongly confirmed in views that additional banking capts
could be fully employed in city We have heard limited
that a organize Bank under the title
of the Exchange Bank of New Orleans They may reach an
organization and if 80, there will be full employment for its
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sHERTFF's SALES.

SIKH DISTRICT Couerz CITY oFagYv oELEAEs " 8.
~ e vi VT aElsfhs d ari u aeEi sseIas 70
y dirssted By the Honorabls he x ceuert
iii h / pa a5sf aaeoa III re a,ss
ss osts Ra
pf2pS csskTaTNLoT OF GROUND she Second Is
eay Deaplins assasarng tTsns
es more sss dspt WITH buildings and IN
said Dses deposited he Office IF this
sssaszqssd Il, tatl 5.s above salt
nly7 % tsT Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans.
TELLE-os5bEANsg y III sf P
ea 1 aa
Sass gss 6
enye esles DE- ghaEtEes 1t lad
sfs
ssgas Biensis De il Doaane Daape asnfsat u pisda
paa loins az face u Boagogns sur . pds pins
Enss6le e 5ztisses alasorations " reaysnt
Sc aa b1Eeaa d. sEssorisf Dc eette
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ment de fadindication
Il rny7 o jul sherif- de ia Parofsse d,orleans
sl1ss R.srsssr eovHs c1Ey ~
TX .yaRTUE OFF, ygrit re iisFT 1aelas 20 sns5
New Orleans, above proceed ssil
at pubic auction, Rotunda the City
Louis street between Chaes Royal Streets MONDAY
the 9th Of June 1856 IL clock the following described
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate IN the Second Dis
rct of this city in the square within CONT Benvi
Robertson and yilsre streets and 81 feet
less front on Cont street 1T feet less depth
together with all The buildings and
whole according to the Assessment Roll said district depos
tied In the Treasurer's office of this city, 4523YE
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. 3st MI
msss % e7 Sheriff II the Parish # Orleans. Ne.
Sr1Emy Corn nv n,srp1rv T. i rYrIE M RI y,I1E,
De = SoUyEiEEE-0RLE4ss.S ORLEANS V. q. BOYLE.
I'm VERTU dun writ de Heri faefas q raaoH
- addresse honorable sixeme Con7 de District Ia
Nouyele Orleans, dams fafife cdessu IL
DI de JUN 1856 midi. dams il Rotoide de Ia Beurse
Cite st Louis eees de Charities ct Royale Fadu
dea,Ion Dc y pIoprsts ei.aprss dsssite
District de sette Vile dams Filet entire les Cont
Bienville Robertson et Where pieds
ons de face Ia Cont piedg plus de pro-
fonder Ensemble touea les bssses amelarations qi
tronyent, lie commencement reconsenen
district depose bureau tresorier de cette Vile
Saisi dams Iafaire CT dessus. ys455ssS4z5z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de ladiudication. i.
z5ES<sE JOHN ii. BELL.
my89 % je7 & Sheriff de Ia ParoisSe d 0rleans ss
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CITY, June 6.
The arrivals Of Lake other Ordinary Cattle continued co.
pous during the week fair supply Western Beeyes with
over 1000 Hogs, $50 Sheep and fair supply of other
remains sale The market closes easy purchasers
quotations. ll