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rFlWIEsILL a. AITAEN, GAS FILTERS, No: 70 ST.
Charles street, New Orleans keep constantly on hand
large Of Chandeliers Pendan Brackets, Pillars
Pipe and Fittings Of all kinds. -
large of Parlor and Cooking STOVES and
CRATES.
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus to make gas from rosin
TO which they invite the attention OF Sugar Planters leu BIN
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S.IyII. ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.
" The undersigned having formed the pnr-
rncins business in the line of Civil Engineering
Surveying that be entrusted to them, within the state
Louisiana and having had considerable experience in thar
from those interested therein. J. G. DREUX.
~ W. S. MITCHELL
n1Ra No roiulP mail z
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EOE4N EEALIFCIS Ss BROTHER. 247 TGHDnPa.
~ street st, Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do all kinds OF WORK
in their line of business such is putting Tin and Copper Gut
ters, Valleys Also putting on Copper Tin and zne Roofs
in all parts of the city moderate prices with prompteS and
dispatch All kinds Jobhng and Repairing attended 70 With
dispatch By strict attention all ORDERS we hope to merit
share of the public patronage . -
We beg leave the following gentlemen: Messrs
Crozjer Wing Jamison Mcintosh Cook Moehonse Rob.
er Hughes, g. W. Church. Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayer
Caller Turpin Co., j. W. Jewell
nFfetter Box 60 Mechanics Dealers Exchange 9st
| CbaTlas street AL 3ndkW
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As soon as Congress had organized in extra session
on the 21st inst, the President sent in the following
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New UfIeRls, Ituut
Office N. o., Op and q W. Railroad Co. s.
Mr. L. Bridge SrIn to inquiry reanve 70 me
performance McGowan Pumps now in upon this road
only say that they quite equal 70 your
aad that among variety Of pumps bage in use they are
decidedly the best. . ,,-,, ,.,,a
Yours, respectfully, A. b. SEGER, wee Ffes'ieh,:
The above Pumps Engines constantly for sale by the
ubscrber, sole agent here for the manufacturers ,
e25 3md6W ISAAC BRIDGE, z Magazine street,
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

CITY. Henry Merrill Charles Magill Greensboro; l. t
Maddox lady child and servant Bayou Sara; Chis Miss;
Js E s~ p 1sI Go HD paes oa asPa h
ne5 John lin lady Children aud ssr wants Hunts.
s S SS @y fsa Msdfs crRs
Ga John List stmr Bamore Barrett and lady Mobile;
A St aon5 rs Ta Ms Hf #sms K bo A *
N Oliver Isdy and child Thibodaax Wilkinson Rreaau
i Eleetwood Plaasmine Or James Grant Patteonyie
Gso bR spHche 'n'
Breaaeae and lady ss snd ny Ms III
Mr. Iecomte and lady, Deblieu and lady Herzag and
bs see 4 iosse @
ia MI sf Ga.s US E
sseoa; Henry Yeatmann Tennessee; DR. KnoS seamshi
Gp n ay ssspS aSss RR
d;sdga;a Mobile M,s isdssfd Brookshs
Kentucky. 66 " - - = N'N>>
Van ssst t. nla The, KsI,saa Yee
Xxi ET d l,I! Lamb kf homer No,e r,.ns conm
GH s T heard T sHa ssg s WHY ss;a
Russ1 Boston, G paCenport Mobile; ? Carpenter; II
Sirkpa is !, England Mrry, California; Wright F
bsm asf s Ro KF o e boy a
F FRI, R4 81! NY IHmpey Ala Pres
s ss Mss Swords Renoufand lady Barrett and
ssys2 and d"Eh @ God a and
Buford Mobile; G Latlop, Buffalo, w l. " Fleming and
lady, child and servant Ky;J Hewitt, Texas; Woiaek,
%s s,1'tcS sfe wFFsH Bssfsy "f 81
McGinniSs, Va; " Walker, Madison Miss; r Edwards
3eai Fhi1sa Nv snd bsjy
lady and servant, Madison; N W Woodfn N o.
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at 52ac U gaen Yesterday come 900 bbs were sold at
35113oc U gallon Tor ordinary 70 Prime.
Weeksrecepts, aza7 hbig-Exports, 5l6. ..=-.s..-.
Holders have been asking fuller prices opera
tong for shipment nave been restricted somewhat that
count up 70 yesterday morning about 900 bhis sold at
20 SS6 b3s Tor superiine OHIO and Indiana SO 759 for
lhnis ana 81 Louis and u so u Dbl for Extra brands
ana yesterday fhe saes embraced ABOUT i4 bbls Indiana at
% i5e9S5 67s q hbl
Weeks receipts, 2s,2a bbls-lixportss 4, 3aa
WHEAT There hhs been good demand, and with light
receipts prices have tended upward the sales embracing about
10000 sacks at 81 40Gsl Is for Prime Red and 81 0gSI %
d bushe for Inferior t@@Ta5la 5= @#"t
Weeks receipts, II, sa4 sacts-Exports, 9,s27.
CoRNIh article has been In active request for Shipment
and with limited supply the rates have advanced The sales
up to Thursday evening embraced about G0 Sacks mostly at
4949c for Good TO Prime Mixed and White and A95lc y
buse for Yellow Yesterday about l0o sacks sold at
5HG5lc, and 1000 Prime White Mt Csc q bushel.
Weeks receipts, 67,6S5 secks-Expofts 66,12l
demand has been FAIR with sales Of some 1900
sacks during the week. at range OF 37c for Poor to Prime
Ohio, and 371a@4Ic p hushel for st. Louis
Weeks receipts IL, 9a2 sacks-Exports, 1l59
BRAN AND Hay Bran has sold mostly at sSc1l0e 2
oo DsHay has further Declined and some b baes nave
been disposed of at S2 5S3 q ton for Ordinary to Prime
Western, mostly s0@$22 90 p ton.
Prices gave way early in the week. and we have
a, ' - ~, 49, nv VI WV i't' Va ii'io -"S7' q.
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EXPORTS.

LlVERPOOL-Ship Frank Perce-4705 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOI-Shp Oservod-245 bales cotton 1894 sacks
corn, 1868 SKIS wheat, 5000 slaves.
NEW YoRkShp Liberty-323 bales cotton q do moss Is
do gunny bags 1878 hides 32 ties and w bbs lard 1877 and
$40 bbs pork 9 cks bacon ii cks rs bbs beef 10 pkgs mse
33 hhds tobacco, 2l33 bbls -four
NEW Y0RK-Brig Bonta-4300 SKIS corn, 1405 hides 40
bales bags, z bbls sugar.
BOSToNBrig Katadin-sSS bbls -four 1880 SKIS corn lS6
tes 100 bbs lard 100 bbs whisky q do aow go bhls pork
I'll hides
BOSTON-Brig Haoolah-320 bbls pork 3SS do -four 1861
SKIS corn, 30 dry hides, 900 slaves.
BOST0N-Soop Ethan Aen-56 bales cotton, 5l3 hides.
PENSACOLA-Schr Powhatan-525 SKIS corn, 55 bbs pork
4 coffee 10 cks bacon IT'S bs flour 80 bks soap, 40 bbs
whisky, Is bbls molasses 10 do lard, rs bis hay.
M0BILE-Schr A ] Vieau-5u bbls whisky, do lard OIL 90
bbls -four 600 SKIS bran, 40 SKIS corn, 800 SKIS oats.
PENsACoLA-schr West Florida-9Oo SKIS corn, 70 bbs
pork -four bales hay csks bucon 80 bags coffee
hhds sugar. hf pipe brandy 20 bills whisky Is pkgs mdse
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SHERTFF,s SALES.

FIFTH DISTRICT couR1 2. ". RUsHA JOHN JOHNSON.
DYVTsTf1 !, !; "a s. y
BY he Honorable lie FIN Distries Court y New Orleans
me aeoye emitted c5tse to the Sheriff Of the Parish Of Or
n sad sheriff will proceed to sell public &uctfo lin the
GStnnda Of The City Exchange, s. louis street between
o,t ana Royal Streets On SATURDAY, May 1866 at12
,, GEkTA1s LOT or GROUND saats in Faubourr y.
sHeIlss heaiated 40 Lot plan made h b Helm
pnS aa o. IsS and deposited in the oice Of j. r.
at meauring % fest On asfng5 s,reet III y
parallel nes together with the buildings and
sps roafed consisting Of atwosory house
story frame Kitchen, raos o rs
placea ctstes aud small saf nnua3e5 sa srbe
Seized In the above suit XII f5tH @
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
SAMPSON BE0asdAy.
C1saUIExE CoUR DE DIsrRGTl f. N. RUsfIA ~ ,IoT,y
de la NouvelIe-Orleans SJOHNs0Naz No ID IA
EyN VERTU d'nn writ dc Rera Tas da II IN
Novelle Orleans, dams Fafare edessns ksr de Ia par
osse Orleans dit sheriff procedera Ie SAMEDI de ma;
1856, midi dams Ia Rotonde de la Bourse dc Cite St
UN TERRAIN stue fauboarg Livauda dams e 4lerue
District de vile dams let No. 40 borne par les
Washington LAUREL sixene Live Oak designs soas e No
5dapes plan dresse par G. A. Hedn date IA de
1873 depose etude de j. r. Beard cdeyans noaire
bile de cette vile, sous lie plan No. 10
lie dit terrain % peds face ia Washington
Ensemble asec ontes les bGses Ct authorizations qu son
dessus consistent aison etages hois ceuTere
aoses contenant chanres gaerie devan Hne cui
sine base bos ardoise chanbea
don't arec foyers; cuyes, etc.
lie tout divise en- deuN corps de Ioges, s"r
saisi dams Fafare ei-dessns,
: SsMPSog BI,6ssTANs 80
MO all q my2 Depute Sheriff de la Parosse dOrIeans,
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Yebietu IF tbe NIarkets fur 4ast @etk,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street,
Saturday Morning, March %, 1856.
Our general market has shown fair degree of animation d
ring the past week. though Western Produce business
been somewhat restricted the supplies
been unusually active and under the influence of favorable
vices from Europe prices have improved Tobacco has bean
in good request with fair supply Sugar and Aoasses have
ucuaed little with rather heavy receipts of ordinary quail
ties Flour has been quiet but generally rmer and Corn and
Wheat have advanced, with good demand Barrel Pork has
fallen off in prices while Bacon and Dry Sailed Meats have adj
yanced Lard has been firm Whisky has improved Coffee
has been in ncive very full prices Freehs have
declined q little, and Exchanges have been full.
We yesterday morning published accounts from Liverpool to
the 18th nst brought by the steamer Emeu to Boston Her
commercial rather meagre reporting change Of
moment in the Liverpool Cotton market, representing
moderate business with prices Other dispatches
however, report Cotton firm and state that readstus had nd
vanced considerably while report Decline Consols had
further advanced, and closed at 9lA.
COTTON We left the Cotton market at the close of
last weekly with active and buoyant appearance the
sales of Friday having reached fully 1900 bales. On Saturday
the demand fair, but with reduced supply Offering, and
stringent pretenons part factors the sales did
exceed 5000 bales On Monday however, the supply ample
and although full prices claimed buyers entered the
ket with unusual spirit the sales of the day reaching fully
10000 bales This the largest business done single
day in market The continued Tuesday
Wednesday,, and although the stock sale moderate and
prices held upward tendency about "a 600 bales changed
hands during the days at rates requiring advance of
1Sc quotations for the Middling and Ordinary grades
On Thursday the market somewhat excited by later
from Europe received by the steamer Emeu and the sales
reached fully 600 bales prices being rather Irregular but gen
orally showing further advance of &c p H. Yesterday the
demand opened fair but with reduced supply the market,
prices by factors only changed
hands, making the entire sales of the week &c. 900 bales
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man--G0 do do Bpsdie Eco. s41 fg5 SF1 = - i
MEssENA-Bar spendid-frutt At Cochran
GAMPEAJTTY-Schf Esparanza--hdcs Spence Aco
PENSACOLA-Schr Bayard-9f 00o r. luriYter Bass
SABINE pASSSchr Tat1shasseeI bales cotton ender.
son. Terry &col5 do DIS Helld Hassie &coZ7 do Me.
Dowe Mills &co9 do do peltrys 20 hides d Cooper &co
bales petya bx deer skins bag beeswax Taylor Raddn
BAY ST LOUIs-schr AHcope-3 cords wood to order.
PEARL RIyER-schr Eiizabe1-20 cords wood to order.
PEARL RIVER-schr FaIsteer-a0 cords wood to order.
BILOXI-sehr Mary Margerett35 cords wood to order.
BAY ST LOUIs-schr Teiegraph-0 cords wood to order.
BONFAUCA-schr MagnoIia-35 cords wood to order.
BAY ST LOUIs-Schr En1o--40 cords wood TO order.
B0EFAUCA--schr Frinterre--5G0 bblg sand to order.
B0NFAUGA--Schr Necessity--22 cords wood to order.
PAsCAGOULA-schr osceola--s5 b,ls roafn Ellis kco-
10,G00 # Imnber Il Philips. 5 VII Y
PAsCAGoULAsehr sepherdres4s0o 900 It lumber 5foore
X Reed
PAsCAGOuLA-schr Dolphne--z5 900 ats 49, 900 # lum
Der Theo Duval. E@..
BII.oxI-schr Yankee GirE-2Oooo lumber Pooey, Neal
Geo. -
BIIOXISch Adele-25 600 II lumber Merritt 3cFannell
-l5,0G0 do do r Philips.
BlLOXI-Schr Eudora-22, 900 # lumber Bell sufold.
PAsCAGOUIA-Schr Ann McCTuinn-40,N00 IT lumber i
Lark Eco $50 r $3.50 ::
GoFlNGTON-Sci1r Iouisa-25, 900 bribks Weldon.
TGHEFuNCfA- 500 bbls shells order.
BONFAGCA-schr Desiree-s5 GOO bricks to order.
PENsACOLA-schr Martta-lumber to order
PENSACoLA-schr Gen VIM II Harrison-62Oo 900 # lumber
1900 Iatfs Pooley, Neal &co '55T5 - -
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Netp OrIeats Jglouev Ntarkst.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street.

,
We no variation in the general feature Of the money
market to note this evening. Some small of
placed to-day the current rates which have been ruling
for the week. The calls the banks all acceded to-
though occasionally Mr. John Smiths apply for discount
with securities would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer to decide
their qualities If they should 10 rejected complaint
may arise that money is difficult to be obtained Generally
spcaking BANKS from the natural increase Of business
well up their line Of discount though the Bank Of Louisiana
has past been from 100000 100000 above line
requirements of the law The managers refrain from
creasng their line. though they discount generally the full
amount Of their receipts also do the other banks This
mark applies to the Southern Bank which has largely
In line.
The Exchange Market opened rather languidy This morning,
but as the day advanced there inquiry for Northern
funds everything Offering New York from sight to sixty
days sight was taken at the rates Of yesterday We quote Bank
checks at x cent discount for the general of
large of the Banks accept of "a outside
the rates 70 to private bankers selling about the
rates Of the Bank Time bills ruled to 116
and fifteen days sight 1S to ~ for thirty days sight ia to X
for bankers GO day bills and III "a and "a for good to fair
commercial bills
In Foreign Exchange there bales bills ladng
taken at cent. and considerable at to ~
this latter figure highest rate at this time Clear
bills were also taken at ga to 81 to fair extent good de-
mand prevailed for 25 52, and for high
grades We quote:
Sixty days rstcass bills London SS and 81 for invest
for remittance So will have be paid for
bills.
Sixty day bills OF 1adng drafts from T. IA and TX, with
fraction for farorte signatures
The following gentlemen have been elected Directors of the
Branch Of the State Bank Second Municipality for the current
year Messs W. H. Avery J. j. Adams, A. Carrere Ho-
BART H. Frelsen D. r. Carroll A. D. Grief, j. R. Shaw, H.
Resaw E. Peale. Avery was duly elected President
of the Board
Mr. James H. Low, of Wood Low has been elected Director
in the Bank Of New Orleans to Fill the vacancy accustomed by
the resignation of j. W. Burbrdge, who goes Bank
Louisiana.
MARKET having noted from day day the various transactions
we have only to add the sale of $4,000 city bonds at
751z offers for bank stock to-day as they
have however, reached high figure particularly the old
banks We think considerable of money remain
idle loaned to per There appears dis
position to into speculation in unmproyed andshow far
may EXTEND depends facilities obtaining loans
conduct II. ----.. IT,
There sold to-day 20 shares Bank of Louisiana Stock
15l2i, and 100 shares Mechanics and Traders at
Our weekly prices Of the Stock Market, as follows:
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MEMORANDA,

H- The L. S Mail Steamship, Granada Capt Griffin from
New York 18th inst and Havana 25 arrived this morning
She brings advces from Aspnwa the 18th and Havana sd
The following u S. vessels in the port of Havana
Potomac Saratoga, Cyane and Fulton March 18th $50 A. NJ
latitude Is deg. 20 mn longitude IS deg mn Spoke ship
Dictator 20 hours from Balize bound for Liverpool
II r NJ spoke French bNrk IF avre for New Orleans
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There has been large business doing in bank
quotaonsall kinds of good banks purchased
There has been but little doing COIN excepting
Mexican dollars, of which 5000 have found buyers 1879
1919, and few other lO4j4.
declined per Telegraph
adyces New York, of the 18th inst, that panic
going on in market. 1t
issued and the quantity daily in
creasn there good lands subject entry them
we also that the President has withdrawn lands
sale and entry at the request Of the inhabitants
This checks Of speculation for the present. We give
quotations of coin and money being
the rates Of II. d. Mcrrell & Co.
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SATURDAY, March %, 1885,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Liberty, Atkins, New York, C IIillard
Brig katahdin, Amesbury, Boston, Creevy & Farwel
Brig Bonita, shackford, New York, J Dewey
RE aqo %es Martin &C.
Schr Powhatan: Caro-, Pensacola, j Hurley eco
Sloop Ethan Allen, Grumly, Boston, Creevy & Farwe
ARRIVED.
5th to Jennings Iangland Sco-lst district
Bark splendid Webb, from Massenn 18th Dec to coei
Bark Paul Bogg Deize Cardinals Toto March, to master
Ship Mary Hammond, coo ssdays Boston, to master
schr Fa Morrill, from Sabine Pass Golden
schr Esparanza Central Am( Milton days from Campeachy
Ser Mar9@ Misr from Pensacola as 70 maserBasn
m Foley Neal S5zo asas days from Pensacola to
ssRs Shsphsra, Harrsos f5an
Sss s2sHs Girl ds 6s% sm
s sehF kn nn Hasy 6Gm B
sshs Louisa, Perkins, from Goyins'enS Basin
set 6ssTse Inke from hessenas'n
s ss Wat9s from from By PyyS s. RiUshss
sehr Faisiesr thristy from rom Pearl ri Rver-Ba sfn
SsF H ss Msss-e sssH g. H'sHhs
se hr E"o from etS ay ST. oaisBasn
schr Frinterrc, =, from Bonfauca-Basin
Schr Necessity Roberts, from Bonfauca-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Rapides, Dowty, from Natchoches.
Opclousas, Neal, from Gros Tete.
Lucy Robinson Mnlleon, from Arkansas River.
SFJ Trabne White, from St. Louis
Ben Franklin Dallis from Louisville.
Souherner Kirk, from Mobile, via the river.
Empress Shenrer, from Tennessee River
Florida, Frost, from Mobile.
Ambassador, Washington, from ST. Louis.
Towboat L Day. Brown from the Passes-towed down and
2St inst. ships Edmodd Kaye Clifton and schr VIII
liam-brought up barks Splendid and Paus Boggs schr
Esparanza 0'
Towhoat Whitney, Heaean from the Passes-owed down
and to sea -inst ships Bernard & Realm, briggs Wild
Pigeon apd Creoe-brought up ship Mary Hammond aud
schr Tallahassee.
BELOW-CoMING UP.
Ship Westminster Helz % days from New York. to Chester
Holland. - ~
Ship Joseph Jones' Hosner, from Liverpool 10th January
j. p Whitney & Co. '' ~
Ship VIM. Wetherle Atwood from Iiyerpool 18th January IN
j. p Whitney & Co. -
Ship Northern Chief, from Liverpool 22d January.
Ship Agamemnon Lawson from Bristol England 22d Jany
Ship Ii. H. Body, from New York.
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SUGAR.. The receipts have been rather heavy the
grades generally sold reduction in
h1c, while Fair and the better qualities have been less
pressed The sales of tile week embrace about hhs
500 sold yesterday the market closing the range
of our quotations:
Inferior Common. .4g6s Prime and Choice. .71s@S25
Fair to Fully Fair. .62a19 Clarified and Refined 7194
Weeks receipts, 1928 hhds--Exports, 5Il.
MoLASSS The supply of Prime lots has been very lin
itch well sustained while
meing and Ordinary ve been dull The sales up about
COCO bbls, 3l33c for Inferior and Ordinary, 34c for
Fair Good lots with occasional lot Of Prime and Choice
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We give below details OF the English Market taken from
the Liverpool Times Of the S inst According this account
money continues pretty tight:
In the market there has been active demand
general the supply has been equal it but occasionally the
has been excessive and consequently there
ent in the rates which weigh SO heavily On
the Stock Exchange be quoted the
for advances for short terms securities In
the discount market has varied according the quality Of the
paper Offering but nothing has been done under the Bank
minimum The PRESSURE to some extent attributable to the
commercial of the month having fallen due
this week. and to the payment Of the second portion of the de-
post of the loan. An nstamen of % per cent
amounting 000 is due this day week. the preparations
for which naturally influence the value of money the present
time Another insament of equal amount due the 18th
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NEW YORK-Steamstip Granada-Assorted merchandise
BOSTON-Ship Mary Hnntnond-Sl4 tons ice.
CHARLESTONBark Cherokee-597 and 81 hf csks rice S
l. l. Levy-i27 bags peas Lave McCa-350 do do Bar
el Ece-3 pigs mdse Chapman Brown-l b4 do Estlen
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEc9 psP;ys # covnr H3wAnP
dsS 5 G Hd eEa fch ase to e. me ne
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell at public
and Psrddo streets, SATURDAY March q 1856 at T.
81: EHSH SaSS 5s savA;
osoo ". W. MITCHELL,
SECOND ps7n.cr oouHr} sUccEss1oN MRS: A. G.
H. e. 90 f ts IS
show cause within ten days from the
the minor children should not hcmoosated md ap
By order of the Court.
~, % 40 a. pR n, c,,
pru1,zrn s GGvn a DISTRICT DE Naaame
Avis sss p aE Z present DOME AUX :. e 81
ddne s ds
compile pesend nars des minears ne
RAFT point approve ct homoogu les onds entire mains
foncions ct dc tone responsablite.
A. DREUx,
m25 % az D6pne Gretier.
sEcosp pls7nIcr COURT ssuccESsa59oSN, OF VIRGIL NJ
5 csS e
they haxe S { M nn by the @
distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the court.
A. DREUX. ~
ms % az Deputy Clerk.
DEuxIEnE GouE DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE VIRGIL
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
"A cers de la snsde succession ct toues
que celia dayoir deue dix daer
de publication les risons pour lesquees compile
de In dite succession point
approuve omougue les fonds mains repas
moments dit compile
Par ordre de Ia
m25 20 az A. nREUX. Deputa Grefier.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, David Low Ranlett has petl-
w toned the court for letters Of administration
Of the late George W. Nelson, deceased intestate-
Notice Is hereby given to all whom may concern show
within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of The court.
A. DREUX,
ms 20 az Deputy Clerk.
DEUXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT della Mile ORLEANS
A TrENDU que David Low Ranlett a pre-
"A sente petition Ia Pellet dobtenir les lettres
administration la succession de eu George W. Nelson de-
cede inestat--
Avis par present donne que celia peut
il ne serait pas fait 4 la dte petition.
A. DREUX
m25 29a2 Depue Greffier.
NT(pTECE.--NI,Hne Eliza Jane johnson Nell