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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

EvANsyIILE-seamer T c Twche-6W bxs candles to
VOORHEES, Grggs &co-2 bbs pork half do lard Levy Sum,
mer-l6 ties and 70 bbls Moore Yunenn92 bbs pork
and Delbodo7 ties and % bbls do Tufts oLart.330
bbs beef II Kennedy &co-25 beef Graham iucking
ha5 do and bills lard A7 SKIS corn l62 do oats John lur
lev &co49 hbs lard 1870 pcs pork 1896 bags corn Twce
EcoWio ties lard bbls pork Martin Owen Cobb do eggs
If do cheese kegs butter Scneidc6 hbs whiskk James
Druan5 steamer floda-i po& hams rhyme
lIarrison-l50 head cattle Payne Nco
LoUIsvIE-s Steamer y king-4o tcs beef 800 bbis rok
LOG lard Ilq do Hewitt Norton Nco csks bacon z tees
hams Keep Bard &co bbls pickles do pigs feet do krau
Sedan &co-0D kegs pigs feet Doson sonSb pees
castings Austin Coodwi53 do Nautre-l box Price, Con
verse &co32 pieces castings Nelson &co-60 hbls -four
Twiche kco- Ine 6cOl0 hf lbls pork 10 ties hams
Adams Sco-lO do Cady Homes-l5 do Hall, Kemp ECO
do 10 hi bh do St Charles HOTEL hf do pork do beef tees
hams St Louis utelo0 ties hams F Hart &co1 do do Paul
Cook &co-3O do Peters, Willard &col5 do Waace.S DO
! Bailey Sco-l5 Goodrich &co20 do Adauls2l do
d tricf Sco-S do j. johnson eco-l5 do Dudley Nelson
lido II II ladleI-S Payne Sel0 do Eaton Henderson
il do Converse &co-l0 do 2Q4 head cattle 10 order
WHITE RIVER-Steamer Nationals bales cotton 45 bbls
seed 1872 SKIS Head Mase &co262 do 81 do wheat DO
peas orre Gayle &co bales cotton Felo"e &coi 40 40
lid SKIS corn Anderson Mecaifl bx tobacco Biscoe Spmsi
10 head cutie owner on board-Toal So bales cotton
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THE HALLIDAY NIND-NIILL.-MA OF
scientific, able and experienced mechanics and
gnees in the United Suites have examined this Machine and
pronounced Of the most beautiful and useful inventions Of
modern date.
BY simple yet ingenious DEVICE the gale increases
which they gentle breeze present less and less
the wind, till, when the tempest is raging its
height little presented to its power the thin edges As
the fury the gale abates the fans gradually their orig
position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
ton Of the Sails is what mechanics have long sought for in
vain
The speed the wind wheel not increased by powerful
Of wind for fully under the control of regulator
water wheel steam engine If this Mill be well put
gether. .
The only why the wind for has not been
verly used motive power well known to be the want OF
selfregatng machine In heavy gales the wndwheel as
heretofore constructed either Frustrated in hopeless ruin
revolved with such apdy heat and ciate greatly
to the injury Of kind Of gearing attached besides in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety OF the attend
This difficulty entirely ohviated and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency c. the
wind This compensated for by the fact that it requirts
outlay expense the wind engneno TO tend or
fuel feed it, with steam The mill is ready ut any
time day night 10 be moved by the wind from point of
the compass 1t will fill large tanks ponds that can be used
dnring the intervals of the winds blowing if the size OF the
mill pumps and reservoir proportion to the quantities OF
required there certainty OF having abundance
through the year For railroad Stations and and cotton
and grinding corn ornaicnted fountains A small
sized mill with moderate wind will raise 600 gallons Of wa
grind five bushels of hour For further nfo
nation or orders, address
S. II. GILMAN, 81 Natchez street. New Orleans
o24dlaw&Wly Sole Agent for the Southern States.
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ARRIVED.


Steamship fmhawba, aoch from New York via Havana to
James Connolly tco-1st district
Steamship Nautilus Thompson fron BRACES s. 3ago to Harris
Il MOrgan-lst district.
Ship Cavalier Jordan from Liverpool 18th January to
te.-Poim. -
Ship Gaena Ieave Is days from New York. TO Cohend
Ship Glad Tdings, Omstcad from New York Cohencd
W district .
scr Mary ncrea Gdes 10 days from Charleston
ter-lst district. -
schr Isabella Randall from Pearlington-Basin.
sclr Belle Rose, Charles, from Bonfouca--BaslD. 2
iScIr Laura Ipper, from Covington-l'asin
SER ssT Gs ss M 1en ZEN 9nossma'
Schr Martha Ann, Williams, from Covington-Basin
Schr Eolo from, Bay ST Loufs-Basn. e.
Scr Kate, Bradford from Bayou Vo!iiarr0-Basin.
Scr Adele, Guesnon from Covngton-Basn.
Schr Tros Ferries, Melon, from Bontouca-Basn.
Scr Liberty, Melon; from Botrouca-3asin.
Schr ncsiree Melon from Bonfouca-Basin.
sSchr Morning Star, Black, from Ame River-Basn.- -
STEAMBOATS,. %g w.
.TCTwohel Fawcett, from Evansville.
Dir 3aiey Dngas, from Iockpor
National, aMcSanus, from White River.
Natcliez, Feathers from Ficksburs.
Atlanta Redus, t.otl Mobile, VIA the river.
~ d Sstacy Moore, from Camden.
Bea Donna McComts, from Wliamsport.s
Opfelia, Dimitry, from Pont-a IN. IIache.e
Cumberland Brooks, from Nashville
q. Cuba I1eirn from Mobile.
u staCharles. Applegatc from Shreveport =
Towboa Anglo Norman Hopper from the Passesbrougft NJ
ships Glad Things and - and sclr Mary Lucreia
Towboat v II Ivy Whenen, from the Passestowed dowI
and to sea- ships Mar2arita and Caender-brought NJ
Ships Cavalier and Galena. nag
BELOW-CoMING UP.
Ship Golconla. Kerr from Malta 18th Decemter e
Ship l. Warner, Thomas from Liverpool 7th January.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT,

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. The demand for Sugar
checked by the rain sales of about 500 hhs
steady prces-Far Fully Fair 7lsG75c OF Molasses
some 1900 bbls sold G31ac for Good Prime
FLOUR few small lots sold s. 25@s7 So but
there buyers Of round lots 81 II Dbl for Supcne
GRAIN Corn in good request with sales of $500 SKIS,
including 300 Mixed and White at 523c, 1900 Prime White
at 81 1880 two lots the samc 1000 Prime Yellow
55c = bushc The only sale of Wheat that noticed
2i7 sacks Inferior 81 Is q busc OF Oats 665 sacks St.
Louis sold from 45e and 80, in lots 4G7c q
buse OF Bran 50 in bulk taken Csc and
45O sacks nj Soc q 100 ID.
PROVISIONS The principal sales of Pork were 500 bbls
Unnspected Mess SIG so, and 20 at the price Still
failing sl7 = of Bacon confined small lots
9lsc = ID for Shoulders and Sides OF Dry Sailed Meats
1850 pieces sold &c for HAMS 64 for Sides and &c q b
for Shoulders Of 81 bhs and erce disposed of
and about 100 ut the priceafurter decline of &c
HAY "A atboat load of COO bales Western sold
at about So d ton.
POTATOES. 800 bb Eastern sold, arrive without
guarantee the condition. ut So So and So guaranteed
sound at IS q Dbl.
COFFEE. The demand was fair, and 1900 bags Rio
disposed Of including 50 Poor lc go l1]s 800
GOO also 1l2, and about 400 skimmngs lp1c = ID.
CANDLES. Round lots Of Star eferng arrive
2ic q IT, and under.
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE. The rates from first hands are
350135]sc T. gallon.
CASTOR OIL. I'VE noticed small sale at 81 = gallon
WHISKY The market unsettled. Sales 40 bbs Rec
tilted 35c, and As Raw at SIC = gallon the evee.
FREIG HTS. "A ship taken for Liverpool at 2l22d for
Cotton one at l6d and Ieghorn load partly with
Tobacco SO p hid Some 1000 bales Cotton shipped
Liverpool carly in the day British vessel leaving little Or
at that rate
EXCHANGES, go. Demand limited at quotations:
Sterling AZ i$Sgs and leS56
New York Sixty, day Bills sGIaIa i Ct ds
Sight Checks on New York dis
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C0NSTGNEES.


Sse2 S5aEss f2T fST Ut fa$@E
B Brannon"Iros { rady-E onnett Sco
E sSs yHH cas s1"S
Hh 2eoee K ha1s asKs%na
o yong |so Ksqost
Ns!l-GaTrel' Fr;tchaT4 ico9aA couneics ehaFies
SeoR co coH Conocamp5e
Gen,oly-D R Carren.M Cooper &eo-james Connoy
B.aRs S &San 5i3 ?s| p$sySse
psEs psfT Defining SSITE ok
ee Fa%$ S "a, Fsss7W f Esni"gnE FFes
1snde &co Gould &eo.F Pleasant
Glenn &coNGar'hwaie Gihin keo-Ge Goldsmith, Ia1er &so
ds'ssa
Nss nSP K d.
keo-Iumsdsn, Kendall tco7W / esoTd seo -;
ssksRi: STs
RsyH Yc %aics 5v M soc5
Adams &co-A Munroe seo-J Martins Nss-E Marquezc
NM anSek Ss s
81 f cSooa H 3n SsS NHTshs NJ
SaEent keS.;Nor9 Smsss Ac9TS G
son.f tayaa $50 Fri9esi fsyensaS Tse5A Fcgn
ss Sso,rsS smm so SsSw Finfard kfS
cGnveFs iS fefope
Hfasa5sE1sy
&so pf pneaa coF
Smeies Sco o ros"seott SSarngG sehneidsf-
sthwarz-F Stringer Sco-J " Stanton &cosherman WhaT
keoseaman, Peck &eoop Seaman keo-E Stevens 4
H FSsRns cos "S Tyer Terry
AZ as-P Talans-Mss II ScGI sr
s ssF
Wmss bavsnS Sco S Wbsiw
%s Sas XsSagmR 4s Mhn sso
for f"'s Mobe A"s Af0''' pigs 0s'' NES
NEW yoRE-shp Galena-J J Alberto A Barrier { Bro;
Boutousque i rheps-Hadey, Wilson sco-D Roulette
ton Newman SsliefNC Burkett-C TiBuddecke
Sco-J Burnside &eoCamphel strong-A CarriereCuddy
c c6"H Gonna cohen-fnul, Cooke seo-Wm
Green r Cusacho-E Daley &ce-n Arcy &co- Ducour.
ns De ssseF
liendeyson-ElIis \ Thursche-F Foger-,Fosdick eco
Fsn sGysnySn cGsp oge Maf GS1
&co-n Garrel-LA Guiemane-llae &IIildeth-IIa, Kemp
kcgW Thomas &Somcal Nasss AeS
iarousiere &coW Ii Itchford kco-B Lowe Seo-J Imm
MarnezcW Magee < kneass-J Msllot-N Mash-Man, Over
4 Cobb-J Maureyn-J 5 Matthews-May vanhook &eo-Mc
Mileuberger &co-Miles Adams -Mnse Maott-J Mussre
il Wantre keoNew Custom ionse-North, Smedes Scooch
Payne Aarrson-Pctt Simms &copeorine FreresA Pfu1
BT97A P;.. GGnsoa
rriestley l. Bier-Rnwlins, Duncan &co-F Rsnalho-W
Raymond-A Robh lco-Rolson Aen-Ridgeley, Blair .sco
eo-snith & Bro-smith Cooper-E r searns &eo-Jeh,
Stroud kco-Sturzeneggcr Eteno1loseph Sutton &coHu
Tompkis &co-T c Iwichell &eo-W Violet &eo-G II Vim
topW TetenhurEh &eS3i WnteTman &e9NWa Ngh
Hafs ScJ1yI LowJ Wood
| ruiz &co--J Wright &co-C Yale AGO and to order.
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DzJAyhc ship TIKI -NIMtntaEn, Capt. Dudley,
Boston, is dschargls her cargo opposite the Red
Stores, Third District The onsisnees Of fonr cases marked
T. r. Peites ST. Lois, will please mike themselves known to
the lclargg clerk The Ievec, otherwise they viii lie
stored ut Their expense and risk.
tIEt w H1NSDS Il 60, q Camp street.
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EXPORTS.

LIVERPOOI-ship Anglesea-2s66 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOI-Sip Reiuge-l9i0 bales cotton 1886 sacks
~
LIvERPoOI-shp Juniaa-l321 bales cotton $3.50 sacks
PHILADEIPHIA-Bark j c Hgnd-579 bales cotton 100
empty barrels, 50 do casksr
BARCEI.0NA-Bark Vers-6 bales cotton, 50 bbs PITCH
10 do and hf do tar, 5000 slaves.
7GOTHENBU RG-BGrk Sode-o17 bales cotton.
ST MARKS VIA aAPALACHICOLA-Schr Wild Pigeon
u ds IA bxs and % bbs IS bacon lie bills noasses
% do pork "a do -four 3 bbls whisky do lard do OIL 40
SKIS coffee, 2SS do corn, 200 do OATS 60 pkgs mdse.
MONTG OMERY-Steamcr Bealer-2 piinoa claret,
III hds 362 M moasses 9l h do 02 bags coffee los
bbs -four IS do whisky IS casks bacon 65 boXs candles 50 bbs
potatoes, % bs cs rice Kegs lard II pk mackerel
g bags guano hAs tobacco 10 ties HAMS obs OIL q bb pork
20 b:.s cheese.
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IMPORTS.
NEW YORK VIA notwithstanding Cahawba-As.
sorted merchandise. -

sorted merchandise.
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Steanstip Nautilus-stD 500 Cabaero
Basaldo-3s,700 Hale-25 $40 Crarner eco4 GOO Burn
side .Sco-l3,a55 Tmpin-7000 Ieine-620 do Price,
Nash &eoI46so Schmidt 6s2,s5Oo S9nthmayd Harrison
$50 Marks SqoIle lrean coutoure-65U Perdeauville
geE Eternod-lilo Eago Rochereaglol9 PeTia eco
? Cofey-3O9 Grant, lewis &co-Toal Si76192.
LlVERPOOJ-Ship Cavaerl598 bars railroad onto order
NEW YORK-SLip Calena-Assorted merchandise.
CAGL1ARI-Bark Fanny-770tons salt to order. 20
NEW YORK-Ship Glad Tidings-Assored merchandise
CHARLESTON-Schr Mary Lucretia-Rice to order
BRAZOSSchr Nina Schier-o3O pigs Gl bags wool
lbs hides, 2 bales and % sheep skins.
PEARIINGTON-schr Isahella-4o,oGO feet lumber W S
Stocker vco.
BONFOUCA-sehr Belle Rose-35, 600 bricks 10 order.
COVINGT0N-Schr Laura-25,6G bricks o Weber.
BONFOUCA-Schr Decdc-35, 600 bricks to order.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr cor ee-500 bbls shells to order.
COvINGTON--Sch Martha Ann--35000 bricks to Merritt
Mcconnell.
BAY ST LOUIS-schr Eoo-.0 cords wood-to order
BAYOU TOIITARI0-Schr kate-40 cords wood to order
COVINGTON-Schr Adei:-5G0 bhls sand to order.
BOFFOuCA-Schr Tros Ferres-35 cords wood order.
/ BONFOUCA-Sc'r Lberty-35,0 900 bricks IA order
ANTE RIFEE-Scr Morning Siar-2j cords wood to order
BONFOCCA-schr Desiree-35 900 bricks to order
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de Ia SouveieOreans. 5 LINs vs:eursC REaSCIERs.
d n SHt adds e M haeosse IL
Cour de District de la Nouvele Orleans
Roonie de- ID Bourse de Gle ene eelies Char
tres ct Royle compe des nsoivables
To- DEUX TEBR AIMS sucs dams lie Deuxiame Dis lzss
rict de la Nouyelle Orleans dams let borne les
on 81 D Gn NJ ct &C. "a psaan a ~
Joseph Pile lie Ter mai s40 depose peude de D. Nc
Cay, ci.ievant notaire public en- cette vile
Les dts deuX terrans sont contgus ct nerent chacu
angae % pieds pouce ct lgnes face Ia rue Claiborne,
pofonder entire ignes araees de los peds 9pouees
terains siues dams lie meme district degnes
sous les Nos ct snyan plan ssrelae de Pile
chacn anglase % peds pduee ct lgnes face
Ia Claiborne pofondeur entire gnes pareles de
1T pieds 10 pouces ct S Ignes.
Ensemble les batisse ct nneorations qn existent
les dts terrans consistent batiss base bo
planches de pickery grand hagard
hos bardeaux ecure bo convert bar
10 TN TERRAIN siiue faubourg fermentation
lie Premier District de cette vile, degne sous lie dams
e No. r. 81 pieds II pouccs de pouce face
Richard m peds 10 ct 4 de de profondeur
gnes paraeles L tout mesue angae borne dnn cote
par errans Nos g. ct S. ct de rautre cote lie ter
Ensemble avec les a,ses ameoraions qui
dit terrain ct les dro privileges, serrudes ct
tases attaches ct appartenant.
les bases anelnratons
hos couverte ardoses, de pickery. ri
Tn plan es ditcs lieu ct heure de
30. I.esclave nomme HARRY, age d,environ g ans.
40. L'esclave nomme EfIlCk, age d'eHvron 80 ans.
s po rue caborne edessus
remieement decrie IN tiers du x payable compliant ct Ia
Fan de Ia date Pour Ia propriete rue Rchard
Tenement decrte copanet esclaves Harry ct +!
de- credit en- biets endeSses saisacon ct poran ntest
taux de six pour cent Fan de la date.
basses ameloraons Claiborne sre
ncquere pour lie de $1,000 ct la police deyr
'N@ -" JOSEPH HUFTY
mi II 3la7 Sheriff de la parosse d Orleans
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Shipping yltelIiaellte.
: CLEARED YESTERDAY. ~.

Ship Angesea drip Crawford for Liverpool Whitney eco
Ship Refuge, (rp Wilson. for Liverpool, Maxwell
Ship Juniata, Wilson, for Liverpool. Cd Meeker eco
Bark J g Hand, Marshman for Philadelphia, II Bass
Bark Venus Span Fcrrer for Barcelona Cnsachs Bros
Bark Snlide, Wolfe for Goihenbure J 7 Whiney4sco
schr Wild Pigeon Oeary for St Marks via Apaacheola
Post d Mel
Steamer Bcaler, Walker Montgomery Ala Hyde Eco
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SEEERTFEys SALES.

rHi,1sTE1cr SouHr ~ D. CAMERON u Co, W. Doc
~ ofNew Orleans. i tprs "ALi'A"h ~ Ais NO.
T{YyTRTUE of O. writ of fsert f.es,a tn roo
s ths the Fissh District Court New
public auction, WEDNESDAY! March 10 Tis56 NJ i6iS
GcSs ~ atrny Warehouse situate at "a Jefferson sreet
IN thesE Second Distriefof this CITY, - pE Ss'
Inventory, fled in nj ofice - e'es aceoroihs 10
setzed in ;!as above suit.
IEkAs-cath on the spot
r,-g1o1,,e ss JOSEPH HUFTY
' - ID !" Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
NFauIESEGoTR ~ IGsTgtcr1J. u. CAMERON crE, ga
DE @Souvele-O Orleans dodtenr VaLT,aSE If ays w.
ss eGEI ~ fpunwrit de Teri faclas a moi
Nonvee Orleans dams asire ciesas H. 1tEp "a
CREDI 10 de 1856 hedres 4 II en T ~ r ~
de depot situe Jefferson No. g. d ie ~
de cei;e VILE ladiudieaion de- = p's'ffc1
Tn lot dc ia PTS ct TDTfF, CREE etc.
depose bureau pour recours ES 5lsSa = ie
Saisis dang l'afaire Cd dessts "A &s yss%&
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ,a65ndtcaton
JOSEPH HBFTYG
nT I215I8 Sheriff de Ia psroisse dor]esrs
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FOR RENT.

ws FOR RENT. THE TIiREE,STORY BRICK
fET Store No. 10 Poydras Apply the premises.
EI.M fel4 If
- FOR RENV-A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
@ with ten rooms Magazine street. between Richard and
L Orange streets To good tenant the rent will be low.
Appy 10 G. Il. DUNCAN,
In corurr EIchAnce Place and CmsomhnMse streets
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3ebieiu of the sf(arkets.

FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH I.
COTTON. The demand rather better yesterday Int
active the market unsettled and Irregular The
sales embraced about 10000 bales at reduction Of ls.e
from the rates prior the receipt Of the Baltic's adj
vices We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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SECOND DISTRICT, COURT SUBMISSION OF ,ANDREAs
Of New Orleans, { Observation-Disclosures 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ of this and all other herein interested
within days from the present notification any
they have can, why the presented by Cura-
this should be hcnoogaed and approved and
the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court - s.-
nj 10 Is A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxEAE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE ANDREAS
la Nile Orleans. SHENIRICkSEN. No. S,3Ol.
Wis est par le present donne aux cream
IA ciers dc la ssite
que peut concerner dayo edure jours
de preene publication les isons pour lesquees lie compte
dite poin
appouvc homooe les fons mains repars confor
me1nents dit compile.
Par orilre de la
mi 10 4. DREUX, Depue Grefier.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS Morris Callashan has peti

SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS Morris Callaghan has petit
w toned the for letters of administration The
Notice is hereby given to al whom show
should MOI be granted:
mi 10 Is A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk.
DEUXIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT DE LA Nile o ORLEANS
A TTENDU quo Morris calloshan presente
sration ia succession de- eu William T. crowlsM
de sons S5 o ssS les sue fs e eo @
qusls il ne serait pas fat droit Ia dite petition.
MI 10 ~ :" sS'' a. DREux, Dep Clerk.
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-.sT TAN
~ COLLECTORS office for inc First District Of the city Of New
by notify all persons indebted the State for Taxes for the
Ef1 n h ss at S SHES o s @ s a I
and Pay a s sane n 'sf Me prescribed by law
ms st THOMAS AsKEw, Collector.
g. ps s de i E ye
Ea pour annee 1856 des taxes as licences pour raee
5ss "Ss * GT HAIL. a de- as d
TAXES m ST. lie ds pa: 81 sKEw dosceu
eTg h s % SE EAR
is hereby Syem to The
show within days from the present notification
II nS M s
funds distributed in accordance herewith
! rs S, ms ''.' 0''N A. DREux, Dep. Clerk.
SFARERii = d. son EroGsE:
AVIS est par lie present flonne aux cream
A @ s ] sso @
dc la preen,e publication les raisons pour equees
t is on
so Ps4 a1d4S Gs 1 1as dit somp'e'
feas ms7 A DREUx, Depute Greffier.
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DEu3lEME CouR DE Dls7ElcT} SUCCESSION DE o.
dc Ia Nouvee- Orleans, : JAMES LYNCH No: S39s.
A WIS est par lie present donne aux Cream
n ancers de suse ct
que celia dayoir deduire, dix our daser
de la pGsene publication les rasonspour esqelies
ptsente execneur tesamenaire daft du deun erat
point aprrouve omoloue les fonds mains repair
lis conformGnens au dte compte.
Par or1re de la coIr.
mi rs A. DREUN, Dep GreHier
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT sUCCESSIOM10F JAMES LYNCH
of New Orleans : No $685. sssssS
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
~ This estate all persons interested
within from the present notification any
they have the presented by the dative
taIentay Executor of the deceased should not be honoo
gated and approved and the funds distributed in accordance
herewith
By order Of the Court. .....-' &c..
7 mi 10 Is A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk
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DATENT SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &
L BAKER Sewing Machine Company, having established an
Office Camp street. second floor would respectfully call
ment Of SEWING MACHINES consisting Of sixteen different
varieties at prices ranging from S5 to $3.50 These Machines
unlike anv others USE form with two continuous
theaIs ordinary poois making knot at every stitch
whatever They particularly adapted the manufacture of
clothing shirts collars ladies' dresses hats caps shoes man
films quilted work cnbroierics carriage trimming uphol-
tcry work and in everything where the needle and thread
are requisite An examnations all that is necessary satisfy
m ucreduons that they far superior Machine
heretofore offered the public for districts
may he secured by immediate application at The office
Nacbine silk needles constantly hand and for sale
49, ". c. VEIIE, General Agent,
fn5rlm No. Camp street, second floor.
7 IME-eeeO barrels Thomaston for sale by
L. fe20 ALFRED kEARNEY, p Magazine street.
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DY VIRTUE of and III ObedieIce TO nm order

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pY VIRTUE of and in obedience to am order
ID Of vale rendered February 1855 and e me directed
entitled matter vii proceed 70 sell at publ: auction nshe Re-.
s sT1Hs ns e on ssss
l. TWO LOTS Of GROUND, situate in, the Second &c.
by Claiborne Derbgny, Canal and Csstoonse streets, I
plan drawn by Joseph Bile under date May 1870
and deposited in the Office of D. L. MccaE late notary pnbc
n this city.
Said two lots adjoin each other English
measure inch and lines front Claiborne by
Two other Lots situate in the same designated N tie
numbers and Of said pan drawn by Joseph Pile aore
said and measure eac IN flSii measure ~ feet inch an
lines, Of l21 feet 10 inches and S lines.
Together with all the buildings and said sor
Lots Of Ground consisting of onestoEy frame house, coered
with boards used cotton pickey; large frame ssngie
rooted wooden stable
certain Lot OF Ground situated lying and being in Fan
borg Administration in the First District Of dis city designated
fionton Richard I0a inches il depth,
BY I9ts numbers aRd5 and the other side by lot
T5esasr with buildings improvements thereon all
rightswaEs servitudes privileges aud advantages eeunto
belonging or in wise appertaning Which buildings and
consist Of frame building slate rooed used
Of said property will be exhibited the time and place
| of sale.
| 3. The slave HARRY, aged about 46 years.
| I. The slave EIL!CK, aged about 80 years.
Surrendered by said insoyents to theft creditors.
street herein above firstly described cash lie @
the balance credit Of six lively and eighteen onhs
interest at cent from date For property
Richard street herein above secondly described
spot and for the slaves Harry and Eck half cash and the
and tn hear in,erest al ne cent ner annmn from
The buildings and improvements Claiborne street to be
kept insured the purchaser for the the no.
'~' ~ ~ JOSEPH HUFTy.
nj II 81 az Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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TKT ASHBURNs Us EOL6SSAEtkAAEE1RECAN Y
EFprIRCUS AND INDIAN Observation-Disclosures open
the Of Baronne and Poydras commencing March M
for three days only -A5 ~
I. -I5zSTWO LARGE COMPANIES coMBINEDl II ~
Offering to the public variety talent than
other Circus travelling boasn Of ebest Eeuesans in
the world together with a1aTge and complete of Aero
hattie and Gsnlnasts INTO the
entirely brilliant of FeaS newer be-
fore witnessed in this country Not the least interesting feature
Of this immense establishments Is the Introduction the
for first time in this
inc WILD INDIANS from the vast Western plains -
Brass Band Of fourteen Musicians led
by the immortal Harry Gaul thus combining ie Concert
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